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CATALOG
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
FOR THE YEAR 1936
Nes. 1-12
Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 8, 1891
of June 30, 1906, and of March 4, 1909
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1937
NOTE
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those who prefer to bind the text in half-year volumes,
or the text and index as separate volumes.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
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1986
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 1
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ae WASHINGTON : 1936
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Notep BY Users or THs CATALOG
HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical com-
positions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and
is followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a”, “an”, or “the”, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by
an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chopin
(Frédéric Francois); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup);
Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) ;
Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Edward Alexander); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob
Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) ;
Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Finf studien ”’, “12 études
élémentaires”’, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz”, “dance”, “march”,
“allegro”, “ praeludigm ”’, ‘“ nocturne”, “impromptu”, “ sonata’?,) “\¢tuge .
“study ”, ‘‘ fantasia ”, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without
cross reference from the titles, and search should be made only under the names
of the composers.
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by”, “music by”) are to be
understood as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment
unless otherwise stated. |
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
abrogated, and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
' entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E”, Class E, Mu-
sical compositions; ‘“D” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “A”, Class A,
Books containing music; “©” implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of
the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $3, payable in advance, to the Super-
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express
order, or New York draft.
Under the provisions of the act of Congress approved May 23, 1928, the prices
of the varicus parts of the Catalog are now as follows:
EateirGroup 1, Books proper = tes Ee $3. 00
Part 1, Group 2, Pamphlets, Contributions to Newspapers or Periodicals,
SeeeBEE SEG NNT Sets ee eee SE Oe SE eee 3.00
Part 1, Group 3, Dramatic Compositions and Motion Pictures___________ 2.00
Paneer CC lOU1 Ca lSmicnee weet a oe Me Oe ee ee er ee ere Bt 2.00
Ethie WEST Cal, COMDOSTELONS 22.42.58 Se ES 3. 00
Part 4, Works of Art, Photographs, Prints, and Pictorial Tllustrations_____ 2.00
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The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shal] determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia. for use therein.
The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Noricr is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, insofar as any copyright
articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are
not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other
governmental hbrary in the District of Columbia, such books or
articles may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested
by such claimant prior to December 31, 1936.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
available for return.
To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be suppled on request. Address RecistEr or Copyricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi-vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil—-vili of nos. 8-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8:
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechcslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xui of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1984), pages vii-viii of no. 33
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vil of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13:
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi—xi1 of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vili ‘of no. we
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), oes vill-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili—xiv of no.
Luxemburg, vol. 6 Goin, pages vil—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1993), pages vi-v1i of no. 3:
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 Ms oe v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages XV-x1x of no.
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. (e
Palestine | (excluding Trans-J ordan), vol. 28 (1983), pages vi-vil
of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920) ), pages vi-vii of no. 3:
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924). pages Vli-Vlli of nos. 5-6 ;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 138, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notr.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A media luz; by E. Donato, arr. Frank
Victor; plectrum guit. © Jan. 17,
1936; E pub. 53129; Radio city gui-
tar studio, New York. 1
A Nanterre: one step, paroles Gabri-
ello, m Gaston Claret, arr. Francis
Salabert ; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1935;
E for. 42236; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 2
A piros kis epdrnek szép szaga van;
song. © July 26, 1935; E pub. 52469 :
John Mahas, Milwaukee. 3
A sa guitare; poésie Pierre de Ronsard,
m Francis Poulenc; avec acc. de pf.
ou harpe. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42648; Durand & cie., Paris. 4
Able to save and heal; hymn. © Jan.
3, 1936; E pub. 52946; Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago. 5
Abraham (An) Lincoln song; w Walt
Whitman; bar. solo and mixed cho.
©1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 117089 ;
Walter Damrosch, New York. 6
According to the blue-print, you’re the
girl for me; song. ©1e. Jan. 4,
1936; E unp. 115732; Hdward Carson
Williams, Detroit. 7
Adair (Yvonne) Four little sketches;
for interpretation through rhythmic
‘movement, Yvonne Adair; pf. ©
Jan. 3, 1986; E for. 42565; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 8
Add another smile to your collection ;
Ww and melody Joseph Guttmann. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116056;
Democratic natl. committee, Wash-
ington. 9
Addis Ababa; song. © 1. Jan. 30,
1936; E unp. 117250; Curtis Wil-
liams, New York. 10
Address to the wood-lark; w Robert
Burns, m William Jackson, jr., arr.
Leslie Woodgate; men’s cho. © Dec.
20, 1985; E for. 42201; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 11
Adelita; mazurka espanol, D. F. Tar-
rega, arr. Frank Victor; plectrum
guit. © Jan. 17, 1936; E pub. 53127;
Radio city guitar studio, New York.
12
Adieu; pf. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp.
116114; Carmen George Scotti,
Queens Village, N. Y. 13
Adios amigo; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116344; Earle
F. Olin, Los Angeles. 14
Adored; song. © 1c Jan. 23, 1936;
E unp. 116853; Leland H. Benedict,
Norwich, N. Y. 15
African forest song; intermezzo, Avril
Coleridge-Taylor; orch. pts. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 42557; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 16
Africana rhapsody; by King Rafael;
pi © Ge. janet 19386" TH unp.
115818; Rafael McCauley, Cincin-
nati. 17
Africanella; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1986; E unp. 116195; Clemente
Giglio, N. Y. 18
After dark; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown. ©1 ce. Jan. 6, 1936;
unp. 115762; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 19
After ten in the Cumberland Moun-
tains; w F. Dell, m F. Silber; pf. ©
1c Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116963;
Floyd Dell and Fritz Silber, Wash-
ington. 20
After you fall in love; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1. Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 116908 ; Clifford O. Buck, Cor-
dova, Alaska. 21
Afternoon; by Alec Rowley; pf. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Dec. 23, 1935;
E for. 42471; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22,
Against my will: song. ©1c. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115884; John F. Bux-
ton, New York. 23
’Avyarns Noyea (Agapis logia); from Oi
eroteumenoi, w and m Nicholas
Hatziapostolou. © Aug. 21, 1935;
E pub. 52953; Apollo music co., New
York. 24
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25
pt. 1, nos weok
Aggravatin’ Rose; song, melody Luther
AU Clark) (© yives dan) 21-1 986e 0H)
unp. 116747; Mabel Brabo, Mill Val-
ley, Calif. 25
Ah ha! I’m fickle, why I flicker like
a fire fly; song. ©lc. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 116793 ; Hilda Dorothea Mar-
quardt, Los Angeles. 26
Ah love but a day; song, w Robert
Browning. ©1ece Jan. 8, 1936; BE
unp. 116010; John Robert Speelman,
Pittsburgh. 27
Ah! She loves me; fox trot song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1986; E unp. 116508; Norbett C.
Horn, Cincinnati. 28
Ah want to go to heab’n; song. ©1c.
Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115684; Jessie
Jeannette Bowers, Long Beach,
Calif. 29)
Ahé, la Conga ...; paroles André de
Badet, m Eliseo Grenet. © Nov. 1,
19385; E for. 42621; Choudens, Paris.
30
Ahi wela; arr. S. G. Myers and Howard
Stephens; Hawaiian guit. ensemble,
with pf. acc. and w. © Nov. 12,
1935; E pub. 52866; Natl. inst. of
music and arts, ine., Seattle. aul
Ah’m moanin’; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117241; Hollis
Aaron Ayers, Charleston, 8. C. 32
Aileen, aroon; song, Charlie C. Con-
verse, arr. Michael McFarlane. ©
Jan. 29, 1936; E pub. 53134; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York. 33
Ain’t he good lookin’; w and m Sid-
ney Clare. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; B
unp. 116542; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 34
Ain’t my brother, ain’t my sister, must
be you I love; w H. Valrich, melody
S. Valrich. © 1 ¢ Jan. 22, 1936;
EH unp. 116810; Stephen Valrich and
Helen Valrich, New York. 35
Akahi hoi; by King Kalakaua, arr.
Howard Grant Stephens and S. G.
Myers; Hawaiian guit. ensemble,
with pf. ace. © Nov. 12, 1935; B
pub. 52871; Natl. inst. of music and
arts, inc., Seattle. 386
—— —— 3 guits. and pf. © Nov.
25, 1985; E pub. 53122; Natl. inst.
of music and arts, ine., Seattle. 37
Akkordeon ABC; leichte verstindliche
schule, Curt Mahr; pf. akkordeon,
mit 8, 12, 24 u. 36 bassen, mit einem
anhang ftir instrumente mit 48~120
biissen. © Nov. 29, 19385; E for.
42130; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 38:
iabamy beauty shop; w and m Joe:
Young, Fred H. Ahlert, and Carmen.
Lombardo; with guit. arr. © Jan.
23, 1986; E pub. 58026; Crawford:
music corp., New York. 39.
Albany; symphonic poem; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117050; John
F. Carabella, Albany. 40:
\ibum of new radio favorites; w Clay-
ton George Gage, and others, m Syl-
vester Long Cross, and others; with:
arr. for guit.etce. . no.. G2@pwee
20, 1935; E pub. 52695 ; Master music
makers, Portland, Or. 41
Alibi on love; w and melody. © 1 ec
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115986; Flor-:
ence H. Berry, Louisville. 42°
All about you, all about me; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115620; Moiselle Renstrom, Los An-
geles. 43.
All for the love of you; w Charles
Houghton and Jim Compton, m Jim
Compton. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E-
unp. 117027; James H. Compton, after
Wichita. 44-
All for you; w Ned Washington, m.
Robert Katscher; with guit. arr.
Jan, 22, 1986; E pub. 52985; Robbins
music corp., New York. 45.
All glory, laud, and honor; proces-
sional or anthem, w St. Theodulph,,.
tr. J. M. Neale, m Melchior Tesch-
ner, harmonized Johann Sebastian.
Bach, ed. Norwood W. Hinkle;
mixed voices. © Dec. 28, 1935;
E pub. 52479; Oliver Ditson Co., inc.,
Boston. 46:
All I need is the memory, of a blissful
kiss with you; w David H. Hoch-
reich, melody Bert Darl. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 117161; Betty
Goetz, New York. 47
All in a day; w David Goldberg, and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936 ae
unp. 116309 ; George Herbert Bourne,
Los Angeles. 48:
All that I have in the world; pf., with
words. ©1e. Jan. 6, 1936; EH unp.
115827; William Begley, Windsor,
Ont., Canada. 49
All the thrills you ask for; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1935; EH unp.
115941; Sarah Holland, Hollywood,
Calif. 50!
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
76
All the world; hymn of the world
friendship, w Harry Webb Farring-
ton, m adapted from Johann Michael
Haydn, arr. and harmonized.
Oct. 21, 1985; E pub. 52528; Edith
Lovell Thomas, New York. 51
All through the night; arr. Howard
Grant Stephens; Hawaiian guit. en-
semble, with pf. acc. © Nov. 12,
1935; E pub. 52870; Natl. inst. of
music and arts, ine., Seattle. 52
— 4 pt. cho., old Welsh melody, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; male voices.
© Dec. 28, 1985; E pub. 52630;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
53
All up for Boston; string quartet, with
pf. conductor. © Nov. 20, 1935; EH
pub. 51656; James Ecker, West Rox-
bury, Mass. 54
All with love ta-too; song. © 1.
Dec. 28, 1935;-E unp. 116028;
Florence H. Berry, Louisville. +5 Y9)
All you need to do is touch my hand;
w and melody. ©1ce. Jan. 2, 1936;
EH unp. 115545; Emily Labecki, Rox-
bury, Conn. 56
Alla en el rancho grande; Mexican
song, Emilio D. Uranga, arr. Walter
Kaye Bauer; band. © Jan. 2, 1936;
E pub. 52595; Hdward B. Marks
music corp., New York. oF
Alleluia, Christ is born; intro. Silent
night, m J. A. Korman, arr. James
A. Reilly ; mixed cho.; organ acc. ©
Dec. 30, 1985; E pub. 52557; Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 58
Allerlei volkstiinze auf dem klavier
Zu spielen; in neuen sdtzen hrsg.
Dore Brandt, unter mitarbeit Corona
v. Knebel Doebritz u. Ursula Roese;
pf. © Oct. 25, 1935; E for. 42400;
Tonika Do-verlag, Berlin. 59
Alma de mujer; de Los desheredados,
letra y m Alberto Dominguez B.
Dec. 10, 1935 ; E for. 42523; Southern
Iausie pub. co., inc., New York.
60
Alma mater [and] Onward New
Britain; songs. © Dec. 18, 1935; EB
pub. 52650; Fred S. Mirliani, New
Britain, Conn. 61
Aloha oe; Hawaiian farewell song,
Queen Liliuokalani, arr. Howard
Grant Stephens; Hawaiian guit. en-
semble with pf. ace. © Nov. 12,
1935; E pub. 52869; Natl. inst. of
musie and arts, inc., Seattle. 62
Alone; song, w Arnold G. Kurth. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 25, 1936; H unp. 117072;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 63
Alone with my shadow; fox-trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115580; Ben Kuz-
niewski, Braddock, Pa. 64
Alone with you; melody with pf. acc.,
and guit. arr. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936;
H unp. 115588; Warren Tout, Lin-
coln, Neb. 65
Along the garden path; by Paul Zil-
cher, op. 172, no. 2; pf., six hands.
© Jan. 2, 1986; EH pub. 52646; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 66
Alpine valse; by H. Perosa; orch. pts.
© July 8, 1935 ; EH for. 42263 ; Jacques
Liber, London. 67
Alpine (An) village inn; song, w
Magdalena Hisele. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1936; E unp. 116568; Olga Tomich,
Loudonville, O. 68
Alte und neue volkslieder; volksmelo-
dien leicht gesetzt E. Lorenz; chro-
matische instrumente, mit 12-120
bissen. © Nov. 29, 1935; E for.
42128; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 69
Alternativa (La); paso-doble, Victor
Gonzalez; pf. ©1 ec. Jan. 30, 1936;
E unp. 117362; Victor Gonzalez
Fernandez, Tampa, Fla. 70
Although I didn’t dance at all; w and
melody. © 1-c- Dec. 31, 1935; H
unp. 115541; Earl Franklin Showers,
Santa Rosa, Calif. 71
Always belittlin’; pf., with w. ©1le.
Jan. 22, 1936; HB unp. 1168438 ; Hdward
C. Meslon, St. Albans, N. Y. 72
Always in my heart; w and melody
Natalie Salandri. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1936; E unp. 116877; Natale Sal-
andri Schultz, West Tisbury, Mass.
73
Always remember; waltz song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
EH ounp. 117371; Fern Evelyn Fugate,
Van Wert, O. 74
Am I dreaming; w and melody A. Baer.
©1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 116083 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 75
Am I ever in your dreams, dear; waltz
song, melody Sam Adelman and Ben
Adeiman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936; H
unp. 116513; J. Leon Towers, Fed-
eralsburg, Md. 76
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17
Dt. Il,ss., Veow
Am I right or am I wrong; w Jerry
Green and T. Weir, m I. Chambers.
©1e. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115650;
Ionne Chambers, Gerault Green and
Truman Weir, Tulsa, Okl. 17
Am I slippin’; one step smear, Shirley
Pitts; band pts. © Jan. 1, 19386; E
pub. 53091; Albert James White,
Vinton, Ia. 78
Amateur night in Harlem; song. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116865;
Manny Rothman, New York. 79)
America forever; w and melody. ©
hoe ele Si, IR” Dain e, IeIeae e
Hubert HE. Duren, Westphalia, Ia.
80:
Americana; w Herb Magidson, m Con
Conrad. ©1e. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115763; Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 81
America’s golden age; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116345;
Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 82
America’s song; song. ©1c. Jan. 15,
1936; EK unp. 116436; Alexander Mac.
Phedran, New York, 83.
Amor... que florece; tango, de Mila-
groso Hollywood, letra Nenette Nor-
iega, English, Marjorie Harper, m
Tito Guizar. © Oct. 1, 1985; E pub.
02499 ; Pastorcito pub. co., New York.
84
Amore . .; canzonetta, paroles et m
Henri Jamin. © Nov. 1, 1935; E
for. 42623; Nervera, Paris. 85:
Amore mio; tango slow, P. E. Gnecco
[and] Pupille di Velluto; tango,
versi Gualtiero Merlotti, m Arnaldo
Vigevani, orch. Virgilio Ripa: or-
chestrina pti. © Oct. 15, 1985; E
for. 42284; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,,
Milan. 86
Amour et tango; tango chanté, paroles
S. Chapelier, m H. Panella; ac-
cordéon. © Sept. 1, 1985; E for.
42148; L. Philippo, Paris. 87
Amour (L’) oriental; tango-romance,
B. Leopold; orch. ptes. © Dee. 25,
1984; E for. 42278; Hdition conti-
nental, B. Leopold, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 88
An einem sommerabend; Te eee
foxtrot, m wu. arr. Ernst Fischer;
salon-orch. stimmen. © May 10,
1935; E for. 42679; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 89
And near it hangs a golden moon; song.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116672;
Dorothe Anderson Lanning, Scotts-
bluff, Neb.
And on earth peace goodwill toward
men; song. © 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1985; E
unp. 115910; Victoria A. Keene, Red-
ding, Calif. 91
Angel (The) of wedding day; w and
m Albert Volpe; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116219; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or, 92
Angela Eleanor Mary McCann; from
Katydid, so what? m Mary Young,
arr. M. Young, Ed. A. Briggs and
Mary ‘Tower, transcribed Joseph
Marr; melody with pf. ace. © Nov.
ale 1935 ; E pub. 52495; Mary M.
Young, Woodmere, Te 1 N. Y. 93.
Angelus Domini descendit de coelo;
w from liturgy of the Roman Catho-
lic church, m A. Schwanderla, op.
30, no. 3; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E pub. 52556; Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 94.
Anita; song, melody Robert Cloud and
Benj. Garrison. © 1 ¢ Jan. 20,
1986; E unp. 116678; Harrison God-
win Smith, Brooklyn. 95.
Anna Livia Plurabelle; w James Joyce,
m Hazel Felman. © Dee. 28, 1935;
FE pub. 52504; Argus bk. shop, inc.,
Chicago. 96
Annen-polka; by Johann Strauss, free
arr., with new harmonies, Wilhelm
Grosz; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Nov. 15,
1935; E for. 42198; Universal music
agencies, London. 97
Annette, modiste; song, w A. Werelius.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117359;
Axel Werelius and Norma Carlson,
Chicago. 98
Another day is ended; w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116180;
Erma Thurston Young, Bethel, Me.
$9
Answer (An) to Red River valley; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116369; John Joseph Brown, Cholos-
kee, Fla. 100:
Anthologia antiqua ; 17th and 18th cen-
tury masters, transcribed Garth EHd-
mundson; organ. bk. 2. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 52626; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 101
Apart; fox-trot, w and m Mrs. C. L.
McConnell. © 1 ¢ Dec. 26, 1985;
E unp. 116122; Lola McConnell,
Sucarnoochee, Miss. 102
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
126*
Apollo; overture, Haydn Wood; mili-
tary band pts. © Jan. 1, 1936; E
for. 42480; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London, 103
Apollonio (Feruccio) Otto ballabili;
versi Lino Campanini, ed altri, m F.
Apollonio, éd altri, raccolti B. Apol-
lonio; pf. conduttore. © Aug. 23,
1935; E for. 42087; Fabbri & c., Tri-
este, Italy. 104
Appalachian fantasy; based on three
Appalachian folk songs, Hina Sher-
man; small string orch. Se. ©1c.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116372; Daisy
Elina Fairchild Sherman, Philadel-
phia. 105
Apple blossom time; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115988; Julia
McMahon, Lone Rock, Ia. 106
Apple pickin’ time in fall; waltz, w
Marge Stewart, melody Ray Hibbe-
ler.) © 1 c. Jan. 2, 19386;°H unp.
115576; Margaret Zimmerman Stew-
art, Mooringsport, La. 107
Apple (The) tree; song, geiriau Cym-
raeg I. D. Hooson, English tr. H.
Idris Bell. © Jan. 17, 1936; E for.
42665; W. S. Gwynn Williams, Llan-
gollen, Wales. 108
April in my heart; w F. Carling, m W.
Larrabee. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116275; Weldon Larrabee and
Foster Carling, Hollywood, Calif.
109
Arban’s famous methed for slide and
valve trombone and baritone in bass
clef; adapted by and issued under
editorial supervision of Charles L.
Randall and Simone Mantia. ©
Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 52702; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 110
Are you afraid of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117185;
William Donovan Wallace, Los An-
geles.
Are you ready ; negro jubilee spiritual ;
mixed voices. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1935;
E unp. 115522; William Crump, Dav-
enport, Ia. 112
Are you sincere, my dear; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp.
116870; Joseph A. Caruso, Rensse-
laer, N. Y. 113.
Are you tired of me darling; w and m
Jimmy Davis and Buddy Jones; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1935; E unp.
116722; Southern music pub. co., INC,
New York. 114
BIKE
Aria in G; by Alexander Martin Gif-
ford; viola and pf. © Nov. 28, 1935;
E for, 42441; Augener, ltd., London.
115
Arlene; w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116002; Max Rodman,
Hinsdale, Mass. 116
Armer zigeuner ; tango, text u. m Paul
Lincke, mit benutzung einer volks-
melodie. © Sept. 20, 1935; E for.
42506; Risi-ton-verlag, Berlin. 117
Artistic compositions by Morris
Browda; w after old Hindu text. ©
Dec. 20, 1935; EH pub. 52602; Wesley
Webster, San Bruno, Calif, 118
Artist’s life; waltz, Johann Strauss, op.
316, free arr., with new harmonies,
Wilhelm Grosz; 2! pfs., 4 hands. ©
Sept. 3, 1934; E for. 42199; Universal
music agencies, London. 119
As I came by a green forest side; pt.
song, w adapted from Wynkyn de
Worde’s Christmasse carolles, m
J. W. Horton; 2 equal voices. ©
Dec. 3, 1935; E for. 42455; Boosey &
co., itd., London. 120
As long as our hearts are young; w
and m Max Kester and Rona!d Hill,
arr. F. E. Bentley; with arr. for
ukulele. etc. © Dec. 19, 1935; E for.
42338; Lawrence Wright music Co.,
ltd., London. - 121
As the moon shines to-night, I dream
of you; song, Frank Sayer. ©1..
Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 117073; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. pai
As the moonlight shone thru your
hair; waltz song, w Henry C. Cady ;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 24, 1932;
E pub. 52699; John P. Holt, Stough-
ton, Mass. 123
As w’re strolling down the lane; fox-
trot song. © 1 ¢. Jan:22, 1936;,.E
unp. 116884; Leonard Bertrand,
Spring Valley, Ill. 124
Ask anyone; song, melody Jack Le
Soir. © 1 c¢. Dec. 23, 1935; BE unp.
114190; Harry F. Clarkson, Hemp-
stead, N. Y. 125
Ask me why; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116890; Ma-
thilda Snell, Genou, Mont. 126
Astuzie d’amore; tre quadri, Arturo
Rossato, m Franco Casavola, ridu-
zione per canto e pf., Guido Zuccoli.
Opera completa. © Dec. 30, 1935; D
39007 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 126%
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127
At a colonial ball; by Gustav Klemm ;
pf. © Jan. 22, 19386; E pub. 52991 ;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 1277;
At dusk; song, w Elizabeth M. Bruen.
© Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52909; Mary
Harriet Morley, Lemoyne, Pa. 128
At evening; paroles Paul Bourget,
English version John Alan Haugh-
ton, m Claude Debussy, transcribed
and arr. Sidney Fine; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Jan. 17, 1936: E pub. 52931;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 129
At Lake Louise; song. © 1c Jan.
6, 1936; E unp. 115770; Katie Faw-
cett Johnson, Wycming, O. 130
At Mattie’s ball; w and melody Mary
Louise Russell. © 1 ¢. Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 116366; Mary Louise
Hodson, Ramon, N. M. 131
At the break of dawn; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 116003;
Max Rodman, Hinsdale, Mass. 132
At the end of the rainbow trail; song,
m Ethel Agee. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
EK ounp. 116782; Mary Wayland,
Knoxviile, Tenn, 133
At the top with you; w and m F.
Wadsworth and Budd Dougherty.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116781;
Farrell Wadsworth, Salt Lake City.
134
Ate tiwilight: sone. si©) leessden. a5:
1936; E unp. 116420; Shirley M.
Palmer, St. Petersburg, Fla. 135
Attorneys and counsellors at law;
march; band pts. © Aug. 7, 1935;
BH pub. 51992; Roland C. Bucher,
Brooklyn. 136
Aus frolichen zeiten ; potpourri, Viktor
Hruby ; odeon u. salonorch. stimmen.
© Dee. 1, 1935; H for: 4288127.
Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 137
Authentic (The) theory practice book
on the grammar of music; by W. F.
Keller. grade 1. © Oct. 25, 1935;
EK for. 42050; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) lItd., London. 138
Autumn sorrow; Russian folk-song,
traditional w, Hnglish version W.
Edward Brown, m arr. Boris Leven-
son; men’s cho. © Jan. 2, 1986; E
pub. 52659; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 139
Auxiliary day; w Mrs. Har! J. Mullins,
m Mrs. Irl L. Johnson; pf. © Dec.
16, 1935: E pub. 952397; Natl.
women’s auxiliary to the Railway
mail assn., San Leandro, Calif. 140
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Avanti fascisti avanti; canzone, m Joe
Falbo. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117197; Ida Camerlengo, Steuben-
ville, O. 141
Awaiting the night; tango fox trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116356; Michael Antenucci, New
York. 142
Awake, good people all; Christmas
earol, w traditional, m Basil Maine;
pf. or organ ace. © Nov. 25, 1985;
E for. 42440; Augener, ltd., London.
143
Awake in a dream; from Desire, w
and m Leo Robin and Frederick
Hollander ; with arr. for ukuiele, ete.
© Jan. 23, 1936; E pub. 53115; Para-
mount productions musie corp., New
York. 144
Awake or aSleep; w and melody. ©
1 ¢c.,Jan. 30, 1986; Ho unpy tii Zao.
Lewis Bellin and Edward Dorien,
New York. 145
Awake, our souls: w Isaae Watts;
double mixed cho. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1936; E unp. 117081; Olive Ells-
worth Proudfit, i. e. Mrs. George C.
Proudfit, Natchitoches, La. 146
Awn i Fethlem; hen garol Nadolig,
caine werin, cofnodwyd gan J. Lloyd
Williams, y geiriau allan o Canwyll
y Cymru, trefn. ar gyfer leisiau
merched gan J. M. Lloyd. © Oct.
25, 1935; E for. 42870; John Morgan
Lloyd, Barry, lamorganshire,
Wales. 147
Ay, Gitanos; w Velma Hitchcock, m
Vera Hakin; low voice. © Jan. 13,
1936; E pub. 52850; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 148
Az én lelkem; sz6vegét irta: Munkécsi
Marton, zenéjét szerzette: Fdéthy
Fiscker Ernéd. © Nov. 1, 1985; E
pub. 53089 ; Erno Fischer, New York.
149
B.S. A. march. pi ©-il-¢) dan plies
1936; E unp. 116777; Charles Emer-
son Wiigis, Thorndale, Pa. 150
Baby, I love you; from Lives for love,
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1936;
E unp. 116978; Judson LaHaye, jr.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 151
Baby talk; song, m Karl Kaye. © 1
e. Jan. 7, 2936°>> © “unp: dias
Alfred Bullock, Greenville, N. C. E
15:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Baby (The) we're leaving behind; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 19386;
E unp. 116785; Robbie Webster,
Croswell, Mich. 153
Baby’s lullaby; song, arr. Catharine
Penn. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp.
116571; George Dalton, Berkeley,
Calif. 154
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Andante in
F; from the Clavier sonata in D
minor, transcribed for 2 pfs. 4
hands, Cyril Scott. © Jan. 9, 1936;
E for. 42490; Elkin & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 155
—— Bach’s little organ Preiude and
Fugue in G minor; transcribed; pf.
@©liec Jan. 2, 1986; EH unp. 115626;
Robert Rogers Hubach, Kansas City,
Mo. 156
Courante; from Third violincello
[sic] suite, arr. Harry Volpe; plec-
trum guit. © Jan. 17, 1986; E pub.
53122; Radio city guitar studio, New
York. 157
Fuga; from First violin sonata,
arr. Harry Voipe; plectrum guit.
Jan. 17, 1986; E pub. 53180; Radio
city guitar studio, New York. 158
—— Jesus lying in the manger; Christ-
mas anthem, w Jacobus De Bene-
dictus, tr. Neale, m arr. John Holler ;
junior choir; organ ace. © Sept. 30,
1935; E pub. 51842; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 159
Jig fugue in G; transcribed for 2
pts., 4 hands, Cyril Scott. © Jan.
9, 1936; E for. 42491; Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 160
——Konzert in A-dur; fiir klavier,
cembalo, wu. streichorch., ausgabe
mit unterlegter zweiter klavier-
stimme als ersatz des streichorchs.,
Willy Rehberg; 2 klaviere. © Dec.
2, 1935; E for. 42363; Steingriber
verlag, Leipzig. 161
—— Passacaglia; freely transcribed
Abram Chasins; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Dee. 30, 1985; E pub. 52625; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 162
—— The passion chorale; hymn Paul
Gerhardt, English text Charles San-
ford Terry, melody Hans Leo Has-
sler, harmonized J. S. Bach, arr.
John Earle Newton; women’s cho.
© Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 530389; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 163
Prelude; arr. Harry Volpe; plec-
trum guit. © Jan. 17, 1936; E pub.
58131; Radio city guitar studio,
New York. 164
176
—— Preludio e fuga in la min.; dalle -
Fughe per organo, G. S. Bach, in-
terpretazione orchestrale Fernando
Limenta. Partitura. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 42556; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 165
—— Preludio XXII; from The well-
tempered clavichord, v. 1, tran-
seribed for mixed voices, without w,
Walter Aschenbrenner. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 53081; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 166
Suite; H moll, fiir flote u. streich-
orch., bearb. Lambros Demetrios
Callimahos; fl6te u. klavier. © Nov.
29, 1935; E for. 42124; B. Schott’s:
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 167
Suite facile; arr. Henry Geehl;
orch. pts. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
42483; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon-
don. 168.
Ten old German chorales ; adapted.
for pipes Donald Dalley, from arrs.
J. S. Bach; treble pipe in D, alto
pipe in A, and ten. pipe in D. ©
Dec. 12, 1985; E for. 42452; Augener,
Itd., London. 169:
Three chorale harmonizations;
melodies Philipp Nicolai, Hassler
and Decius, arr. J. S. Bach, new arr.
Walter Sassmannshausen; mixed
voices. © Dec. 20, 1935; E pub.
52920; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 170
Bacheior of hearts; w B. Nisen, m M.
J. Davidson. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1986;
E unp. 116530; Milton J. Davidson
and Barney Nisen, Los Angeles. 171
Back in Indiana; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1936; EH unp. 116630; Ray
Osaski, La Porte, Ind. (Ps
w and melody. © 1. Jan. 27,
1936; E unp. 117031; Chas. M. Berry,
Inglewood, Calif. 173
Back on lover’s hill; fox-trot song. ©
te jante 2. 19386" HY une, 19tG125<
Rossie Broome, Sumrall, Miss. 174
Back to the range; song, w Jean Berry
Kosht. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp.
116679; Gertrude Wells, San Fran-
Cisco. 175
Ballet (A) of the seasons; by Henry
Cyphus; pf. © Dec. 6, 19385; E for.
42488; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
176
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177
Ballymoney ; ballad of Ireland, w Sean
O’Hara, m coll. and arr. Melfort
D’Alton; med. or high voice. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 52853; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 177
Mraros (Balos); Greek dance, arr.
Antonios Sakellariou; pf., with let-
ters for guit., banjo and accordion
chords. © Aug. 21, 1935; E pub.
52952; Apollo music co., New eres
7
PRamba; de Maria Elena, letra Ernesto
M. Cortazar, m Lorenzo Barcelata.
© June 11, 1935; E for. 42686; Im-
pulsora cinematografica, s. a., Mex-
ico, D. F., Mexico. 179
Bambolita; tango, versi L. L. Martelli
e E. Neri, m Mario Mariotti; pf.
© Nov. 30, 19385; E for. 42549; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 180
Bang—the bell rang; from The illus-
trators’ show, w Frank Loesser, m
Irving Actman; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Jan. 18, 1936; E pub. 53078;
Chappell & co., ine., New York. 181
Bar (The) room blues; song, m James
L. Brown. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936; EH
unp. 115989; Henry Oliver, Saska-
toon, Sask., Canada. 182
Barber’s (The) dream; pf., with w.
©1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116751 ;
Richard George Ohmert, Ft. Wayne.
183
Barefoot blues; fox-trot, from Crimen
a las 8, w Paul Wyer, m Dick John-
son and Hector Lagna Fietta; pf.
© July 15, 1935; E for. 42533 ; South-
ern music pub. co., ltd., London. ~
184
Barn dance; by Herbert Brandvig, op.
9, no. 3; violin, 1st pos., and pf.
Dec. 31, 1985; E pub. 53040; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 185
Basses et chants donnés aux concours
des classes d@’harmonie, année 1935;
de Jacques de la Presle et René
Guillou. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42153; Heugel, Paris. 186
Bauerngeneral (Der); operette in 3
akten, text Julius Brammer und
Gustav Beer, m Oscar Straus; kla-
vierauszug mit text. © July 16,
1931; D 39010; W. Karezag, Vienna,
Oscar Straus, Bad Ischl, Austria,
Julius Brammer and Gustav Beer,
Vienna. 186*
Baynon (Arthur) Four souvenirs;
suites) pt, © Deer 2. 1935: EH) for.
42117; Schott & co., ltd., London.
187
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Be thou faithful unto death; confirma-
tion, Leutzel, arr. Walter Sass-
mannshausen ; mixed voices. © Dee.
20, 1985; E pub. 52918; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 188
Be Thou my guide; text and m Walter
Ernest Buszin; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52877; Con-
cordia pub. house, St. Louis. 189
Beau soir; de Debussy, arr. Jascha
Heifetz; violin and pf. © Dee. 20,
1935; E pub. 52687; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 190
Beautiful dreams; w Ross Latshaw;
pf. © 1c Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117292; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 191
Beautiful hands; valse song. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 1159387; Clara
McMullen, Waterloo, Ia. 192
Beautiful hills; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 17, 1986; H unp.: 116520;
Clyde (Skeets) Yaney, St. Louis.
193
Beautiful land of dreams; song, w E.
Louise Savage. ©1ce. Jan. 9, 1936;
E unp. 116052; William F. Barm-
bold, Jamaica, N. Y. 194
Beautiful sky ; Mexican folk song, Eng-
lish adaptation Wilbur Weeks, m
arr., with pf. ace. Edward Harris;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E pub. 52619; J. Fischer’ & bro.,
New York. 195
Beautiful (The) stream; pf., with w.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; H.unp, digas;
Samuel Mink, New Haven. 196
Beauty’s only skin deep ; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115715;
Henri Ernest Reinhard, Baltimore.
197
Beaux nuages d’automne; valse, Gino
Bordin, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42234;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 198
Beaver Valley moon; w Daisy Fields;
pt. © 1 ¢. Jan,’ 31,1936 >" mae
117293; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 199
Because I am jealous of you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117141; Orville Stanley Spencer,
Detroit. 200
Because I have found you; pf., with w.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116370;
John Joseph Brown, Chokoloskee,
Fla. 201
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no. 1, 1936
227
Because of memories; w and melody.
© 1e. Jan. 14, 19386; E unp, 116347 ;
Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 202
Because you mean so much to me; song,
w Bonita Dunlap. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115596; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 203,
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Joyful, joy-
ful, we adore Thee; w Henry Van
Dyke, melody from Beethoven’s.
Ninth symphony, arr. Herbert San-
ders; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Dec. 7, 1935; E pub. 52481; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 204
Moonlight sonata; first movement
arr. Mort.H. Glickman; pf. © Jan.
14, 1936; E pub. 52886; Calumet
musie co., Chicago. 205
Rain music; concerto, adapted
from op. 61, w Joseph S. Cotter, jr.,
m arr. and harmonized. © Oct. 21,
1935; E pub. 52514; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 206
Before I met you I never knew love;
wand melody. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 117164; E. M. Sosnowchik,
Campbell, O. 207
Before we part; song. ©1ce. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117278; Dorothy
K[unigunda] Schleyer, Chicago.
208
Before you came; w Will Carroll, m
Florence Worthington. © 1 c. Jan.
25, 1936; E unp. 116968; Florence E.
Ward, Brooklyn. 209
Behag tintal: melody. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1936; E unp. 117231; Sarat Lahiri,
New York. 210)
Behold that star; star, irregular, w and
negro spiritual melody Thomas W.
Talley, m harmonized. © Oct. 21,
1935; E pub. 52525; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 211
Behold the Lord High Executioner ;
from The mikado, w W. S. Gilbert,
m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Bryceson
Treharne; mixed cho. © Jan. 30,
1936; E pub. 53157; Boston music
co., Boston. 2123)
Behold, what manner of love; anthem,
text from the Scriptures, m C. Albert
Scholin; mixed cho., with incidental
ten. solo; organ ace. © Dee. 31,
1935; E pub. 52862; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 213
Believe me if all those endearing young
charms; arr. Howard Grant Ste-
phens; Hawaiian, guit. ensemble,
with pf. ace. © Nov. 12, 1935; HE
9
pub. 52868; Natl, inst. of music and
arts, ine., Seattle. 214
Belkis, regina di Saba; 1° suite dal
ballo omonimo, Ottorino Respighi;
partitura d’orch. © Dec. 17, 1935;
E for. 42077; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
215
Bella bellina; dai Canti d’amore, pa-
role popolari senesi, m Giulia Recli;
soprani e contralti, a cappella. ©
Dec. 5, 1985; E for. 42054; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan, 216
Bella Napoli; suite, A. Ferraris, arr.
Hubert Bath; orch. pts. © May 18,
1985; E for. 42265; Jacques Liber,
London. 217
Beloved vagabond ; w and melody Eve-
lyn Pennie. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E
unp. 116523; Evelyn Panikoff, New
Haven. 218
Beneath a starlit heaven; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116634;
Genevieve Brown Jones, Pelican
- Rapids, Minn. 219
Beneath the weeping pine; valse song.
©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; EH unp. 116126;
B. Ugene, Twin Falls, Id. 220)
Benediction service; w from Liturgy of
the Roman Catholic church, m Sister
M. Elaine; sop. 1, 2 and alto; organ
acc. © Dee. 30, 1935; E nub. 52560;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
Papel |
Benedictus es, Domine; m Charles O.
Banks; mixed cho.; organ ace. ©
Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52783; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 222
Berceuse; pf. ©1c. Jan. 15, 1936; HE
unp. 116399; David Alshansky-Licht-
enstein, New York. 223
Berceuse pour le petit ours; paroles
Pierre Lorys, m Joseph Strimer;
sop. 1, 2 et alto cho., sans acc. ©
Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42140; Jean
Jobert, Paris. 224
Bergunker (Max) Arabesque; by Max
Berry: pf. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E
unp. 116584; Max Bergunker, Brook-
lyn. 225
Best (The) pal I ever had; pf., with
guit. arr.. and w. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E pub. 53060; Asher Sizemore, Louis-
ville. 226
Bética; Spanish classic dance, A. Ur-
meneta; org. ptes. © Jan. 1, 1986;
E for. 42591; Amado Urmeneta
Sesma, Barcelona, Spain. DA
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
228
Betty’s lied; aus Das mi&dchen vom
Moorhof, v. Hans Otto Borgmann,
klaviersatz Walter Borchert; Klav-
ier. © Nov. 21, 1935; E for. 42596;
Ufaton-verlags g. m. b. h., Berlin.
228
Between dances; w and melody Dave
Franklin. © 1. ¢« Jan. 9, 19386; E
unp. 116075; Famous music corp.,
New York. 229
Between puffs on a cigarette; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp.
116754; Paul Zimmerman, Brooklyn.
230
Bewildered; song. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1986;
E unp. 115784; Elizabeth Mae An-
derson, Bay City, Mich. 231
Bier stube songs; Bavarian m and en-
tertainment, Roy Steffen. © Nov.
29, 1985; AA 193569; Bismark hotel
co., Chicago. 232
Big ship; from Music hath charms, w
Desmond Carter, m Mabel Wayne;
with arr. for ukulele, etc., and pf. ac-
cordion. © Dec. 4, 1985; E for.
42346; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
233
Bilder fran Sverige; potpourri, 6dver
svenska folkvisor och danser, B. Leo-
poid; ork. stimmor. © Dee. 15,
1934; E for. 42279; Edition continen-
tal, B. Leopold, Prague, Czechoslo-
vakia. 234
Bird (The) book; 6 pieces, Joseph
Wardale; pf. © Dec. 2, 1985; E.
for. 42122; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 235:
Bird songs; w and m Pearl G. Cur-
ran, arr. Carl Deis; women’s 38. pt.
cho. © Dec. 28, 1985; E pub. 52634;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 236:
Birds of a feather in Hawaii; w Bob
Rothberg, melody Sammy Timberg.
©1ec. Dec. 31, 1985; E unp. 115739;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 237
Bizet (Georges) Habanera; from Car-
men, new arr. Mort H. Glickman;
pf. © Jan. 13, 1986; E pub. 52914;
Calumet music ¢o., Chicago. 238
Black and blue; pf., with w. ©1e.
Jan. 29, 1986; EH: unp. 117176; Stanley
Gross, Newark, N. J. 239)
Bleck (The) man’s blues; song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 117234;
Ruth H. Gannon, San Francisco.
240
pt. III, n. s., v. 3L
Black serenade; fox-trot, V. Semerini,
arr. G. L. Cergoli; orch. pts. © June
10, 1985; E for. 42083; Fabbri & c,
Trieste, Italy. 241
Blame it on the daylight saving time;
w Ann Hoadley; pf. © 1 ce. Jan.
31, 1936; E unp. 117294; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 242
Bless’d be Vermont; w and m Phyllis
Fergus. © Dec. 20, 1985; E pub.
502843; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 243
Blessed one; w Eva Eloise Burge; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117295;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
244
Blessings (The) of your faith in me;
fox-trot song. © 1. Dec. 4, 1985;
E unp. 115905; Irvin L. Noakes,
Boise, Id. 245.
Eleu; du Ziegfeld folies, paroles André
de Badet, m Pierre Neuville. © Nov.
1, 19385; E for. 42622; Choudens,
Paris. 246.
Blowing kisses through a rainbow ; fox-
trot song, w Tom Fowler. © 1.
Jan. 14, 1936; EH unp. 116885; Henry
Duncan Peckham, Stewart Manor,
eh NG 247
Blue (The) and the gold; Charles
Major school song. © Jan. 7, 1936;
Ef) pub. 52775 ; Helen Stringer Giddey,
Shelbyville, Ind. 248
Blue blue me; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1986; EH unp. 116681; Jay
V. Peterson and Jewell Sims, San
Francisco. 249
Blue, blue moon, with your moon moon
blues; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Dec.
17, 1985; E unp. 115870; Effie Carte-
Young, Warner, Alta., Canada. 250
Blue (The) Cascades and you; w Anita
Martin Graves; pf. ©1e. Jan. 11,
1986; E unp. 116206; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 251
Blue Danube; waltz, Johann Strauss,
op. 314, free arr., with new har-
monies, Wilhelm Grosz; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Oct. 38, 1984; ‘HH. for.
2200; Universal music agencies,
London. 252
Blue over you; w and melody. ©1ce.
Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 116972; Win-
fred Clayton Dyer, Rockvale, Col. :
293
Blue (The) rhythm blues; song. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 116330;
Bartlett Rhodes, Eureka Springs,
Ark. 254
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
2.82
Blue thoughts; by Eubie Blake; pf.
© Jan. 3, 1986 ; E pub. 52834; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York. 255
Bluegrass moon; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
20, 1936; E unp. 116705; Andrew
Jackson Jelf, Louisville. 256
Bobbe (Die) mit’n zeidin; w Morris
Rund, m Sholom Secunda. © Jan.
3, 1986; E pub. 52891; J. & J. Kam-
men music co., inc., Brooklyn. 257
Boladeres Ibern (Guillermo de) EHstu-
dio; sobre la sonata de Claro de luna,
Beethoven, para pf., Guillermo de
Boladeres. © Jan. 16, 1936; E for.
42674; Guillermo de Boladeres Ibern,
Barcelona, Spain. 258
Borinquen ; by Pedro Flores; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 1985; E unp. 116786;
Southern music pub, co., inc., New
York, 259)
Bossi (Renzo) ‘Tre interludi; op. 36,
per La figlia di Jorio, trascrizione
Tommaso Ferrante; grande banda.
Partitura. © Dee. 30, 1985; E for.
42061; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 260)
Bounty (The) mutineers; w and m
Frank R. Treasure; men’s voices.
© Dec. 30, 1985; EH pub. 52635; Hda-
ward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 261
Bow your head; pf., with w. ©1..
Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115640; Ruth
EK{llen] Gannon, San Francisco. 262
Bozza (Hugéne) Dix piéces faciles;
violon, 4 la 1°°° pos., et pf. © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42641; Alphonse Leduc
& cie., Paris. 263
Brahms (Johannes) Cradle song; op.
49, no. 4, w Karl Simrock, tr. Arthur
Westbrook, m arr. G. M. Compagno.
1. Mixed voices—2. Sop. 1, 2: and alto.
© Dec. 19, 1935 ; E pub. 52692, 52693 ;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
264, 265
transcribed and arr. C. Paul
Herfurth ; violin and pf., with violin
obbl. ad lib. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub.
503160; Boston music co., Boston.
266
Slumber song; w Georgina Tan-
her, m adapted Helen Fothergill,
from a waitz by Brahms; unison
voices. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for.
42454; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
267
— Wiegenlied; English w Howard
Johnson, m arr. Hd. Smalle; male
voices. © Jan. 20, 1936; E pub.
———
51882—36——_2 11
52966; Robbins music corp., New
York. 268
Bread and gravy; w and m Hoagy
Carmichael; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1985; E unp. 116728; Southern
music pub. co., inc.,. New York. 269
Breakin’ in a pair of shoes; w Ned
Washington and Dave Franklin, m
Sam. H. Stept; with guit. arr.
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52806; Leo
Feist, inc, New York. 270
Breathes there a man; w Herb Magid-
son, m Burton Lane. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 116541; Movietone
music corp., New York. 271
Breathless; w S. Granell, m Morty
Lowell. ©1c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp.
116014; Mortimer Lefkowitz, New
York. 272
Bride (The) comes home; w Tot Sey-
mour, m Vee Lawnhurst; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 18, 1936; E pub.
52801; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 273
Bright and gay; polka; pf. © Jan.
10, 1986; E pub. 52903; Henry J.
Sterner, Hmaus, Pa. 274
Bright eyes; rhythmic intermezzo,
Sydney Baynes; orch. pts. © Dec.
17, 1985; E for. 42576; Victoria
music pub. co., ltd., London. Ze
Bring back that smile; song. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117188; Nathan
Shutzman, Keene, N. H. 276
Broadway blues; w EH. Z. Norten, m
Mat Volk. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; F
unp. 1176387; E. Z. Norten and
Mat[hias Stephen] Volk, Philade!-
phia. 277
Broadway farmer; w and melody. ©
1-¢._Jan. 21, 1986;, BE unp. 116787
Robbie Webster, Croswell, Mich.
278
Broken dreams; w Joseph Habib; pf.
© ic. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116214;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
279
Brokethearted and blue; w _ and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
116108; Louise Erlanger, Louisville.
280)
Brook (The); pf., with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 117160; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 281
Buckroe moon ; waltz, w and m Samuel
A. Broecato; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 52706 ;
Freeman music co., New York. 282
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
283
Bugle call; by Samuel Kaylin. no. 4-6.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 116544;
Movietone music corp., New York.
283
Bugle (A) call to youth; hymn, w
James M. Gray, m B. D. Ackley. ©
Dee. 27, 19835; E pub. 52548; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 284
Bugs about you; fox trot, w E. Parker,
m B. Parker. © 1c Jan, 9, 1936;
EH unp. 116034; Beulah and Evelyn
Parker, Mantua, O. 285
Build thee more stately mansions; Ww
Oliver W. Holmes, m David Hugh
Jones; male voices; pf. or organ
ace. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 53038;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 286
Builder (The); w James W. Foley,
m Charles Wakefield Cadman, op.
78, no. 1, arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
sop., alto, and bar. © Dec. 10,
1985; E pub. 52717; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 287
Builder Bill’s; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116707; Anna
G. Winger, Amery, Wis. 288
Bulerias gitanas; baile flamenco, Mod-
esto et Vicente Romero; pf. © Nov.
1, 1985; E for, 42611; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 289
Burgmiiller (Fr.) Twenty-five etudes ;
op. 100, arr. Alfred Butler; 2 pfs. v.
2, etudes 15-25. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 52767; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 290:
Burle (Le) di Lisetta; comico-roman-
tico, Antonio Lega. © Dee. 20, 1935;
D 39015; Giovanni Garau, Rome.
290*
Busy body; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown. © 1 ¢. Jan. 6, 1936;
H unp. 115759; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 291
Busy-bull-eye ; foxtrot, w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116816;
Nicholas Heltay, Allentown, Pa. 292
But I was wrong; w and melody Russ
Lyon. ©1ec. Jan. 4, 19386; E unp.
115746; E. Russell Lyon, East Lan-
sing, Mich. 298
But where are you; from Follow the
fleet, w and m Irving Berlin; with
guit. Symbols, and chords for uku-
lele and banjo. © Jan. 10, 1936; E
pub. 52751; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 294
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pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
By a Gypsy campfire in the moonlight;
song. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp.
116472; Mary Toth, Pontiac, Mich.
295
By special request; song, arr. Eley
Card. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116386; Lucile Gay Coleman, Totten-
ville, S. I., N. Y. 296
By the light of the moon; w Sally
Jane; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1986; H
unp. 117296; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 297
By the old covered bridge of my
dreams; song. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936;
E unp. 116281 ; Opal Chronis, Indian-
apolis. 298
By the wishing well; English w Eu-
gene Stanley, m Henry Himmel;
with arr. for ukulele, etc., and pf. ac-
cordion. © Nov. 7%, 1935; E for.
42410; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
299
C’est Mado; java, paroles S. Chapelier,
m E, Paoli; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1935: E for. 42150; L. Philippo,
Paris. 300
C’était trop beau; chanson, paroles
Edith Davidson. © 1 ¢. Dee. 238,
1935; E unp. 117093; Paul Segnitz,
Paris. 301
Cabin of dreams; w Ellen Lorraine;
pf: © 1-c. Jan. 31, 19865" HB imp
117297; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 302
Caliban upon Setebos; by Granville
Bantock; pf. Berners ed. © Oct.
30, 1985; E for. 42394; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 308
California ; mixed voices; in B flat. ©
Jan. 17, 1936; E pub. 52981; Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 304
Call (The) from the minaret; by Max
Berry ; violin direction. © 1c. Jan.
25, 19386; E unp. 116985; Max Ber-
gunker, Brooklyn. 305
Call (The) of spring; w and melody
Jack Clash. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
E unp. 117249; John Edward Clash,
Iron Mountain, Mich. 306
Call upon the name of Jesus; hymn.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116393;
David Daniel Murray, Washington.
307
Calling you back to me; song, arr. El-
wood M. Wilson. © 1 ¢. Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 117133; Regis Wuen-
schel, Mt. Oliver, Pa. 308
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no. 1, 1936
ood
Calmer d’un baiser; paroles et m Na-
nette Bordeaux; pf. ©1c. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115766; Helena Veil-
leux, New York. 309)
Campbells (The) are coming, hooray!
hooray; theme song, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116713;
Sidney Holden, Hollywood, ea
3
Campfire memories ; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116955; Coburn Tuller, Mt. Pleasant,
Mich. 311
Can I sleep in your barn tonight, Mis-
ter; w and m Kelly bros.; pf. treble.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 19385; E unp. 116724;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 312
Can it be I’m in love; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115772; George Humphreys, Jack-
son, O. - 313
Can it be true; w and melody; with
guit. symbols. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1986;
_E unp. 116392 ; Johnny Russo, Brook-
lyn. 314
Cancion y danza andaluza; de José M.
Lucchesi; violon et pf., avec acc. de
quatuor 4 cordes. © Aug. 1, 1935;
EK for. 41453; Henry Lemoine et cGie.,
Paris. : 315
Candle glow; Christmas fantasie, arr.
Kenneth Forster; pf. © Dec. 28,
1935; E pub. 52570; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 316
Candlelight; w Bob Rothberg, melody
Lionel G. Moran and Henry Hal-
stead. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp.
116717; Southern music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 3lT
Cantando y riendo; bolero; melody
and harmony, with w. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1936; E unp. 116576; Augusto
Coen, New York. 318
Canto (11) della riscossa; canzone,
melodia Yole Borghi. © 1c. Nov.
26, 1935; E unp. 113896; Hugo
Borghi, Brooklyn. 319
Canzone (La) di Maggio; op. 33. ©
1 e. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115682;
Pietro Cimini, Los Angeles. 320
Caprice viennois; by Fritz Kreisler,
transcribed Jascha Gurewich; E flat
alto saxophone and pf. © Dee. 31,
1935; E pub. 52777; Charles Foley,
New York. ool
13
Caracol (El); rumba, de Escala en
la ciudad, letra Luis Ese, m AI-
fonso Sayons; pf. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E for. 42530; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 322
Carefree; from A royal exchange, new
English lyric Desmond Carter, m
Edward Horan; with chords named
for pf. accordion and guit. © Dec.
5, 1985; E for. 42564; Harms, inc.,
New York. 323
Careless love; w M. Kelly, melody R.
Lyons. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116650; Ruth Lyons and Marian
Kelly, Los Angeles. 324
Caress me; fox-trot song. ©1c. Jan.
20, 1936; E unp. 117264; Kala
Shultz, Keokuk, Ia. 325
Carmelita; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 ce Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115749;
Hinar Swensson, Smethport, Pa. 326
Carmen; tango, w A. M. Kohler, m
Rebecca I. Grimes. © 1 c¢. Dec. 20,
1935; E unp. 116110; Agnes M. Koh-
ler and Rebecca Grimes, Tucson,
Ariz. SF
Carnival in Spain; w and m Harry
Parr-Davies, arr. Dudley E. Bay-
ford; with arr: for ukulele, pf. ac-
cordion and guit. © Dec. 31, 1935;
EH for. 42312; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 328
Kaaorovepns (Carotsieris); arr. George
Buyukas; pf., with w. © Aug. 21,
1935; E pub. 52956; Apollo music co.,
New York. 329
Carry me back to old Virginny; by
James Bland, arr. John Klenner ;
male quartette. © Jan. 21, 1936;
E pub. 53084; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 330
Carry on America; w Tot Seymour, m
Vee Lawnhurst; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Jan. 9, 1936; E pub.
52786; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 331
Carse (Adam) ‘Two easy trios; vio-
lin, violoncello and pf. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 42449; Augener, Itd.,
London. BoZ
Casa (The) Loma meeting; w S. Cahn,
melody S. Chaplin. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116065; Sammy Cahn
and Saul Chaplin, New York. 333
Casella (Alfredo) Concerto; op. 56;
pf., violino, violoncello ed orch.
Partitura. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for.
42073; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 334
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
330
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Casita blanca; argentin tango, melody.
© 1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116811;
Ramon Littee, Detroit. 335
Castelnuovo Tedesco (Mario) Con-
certo; violoncello e orch. Partitura.
© Dee. 17, 1935; E for. 42080; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 336
Castles in the air; 2-pt. song, poem
James Ballantine, m an old Scottish
melody, arr. Samuel Liddle; equal
voices. © Jan. 10, 1936; E for.
42520; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. 337
Catch a moonbeam; w M. Kelly, mel-
ody R. Lyons. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116652; Marian Kelly and
Ruth Lyons, Los Angeles. 338
Cat’s (The) pyjamas; whimsical walk,
Nat Newman; pf. © Jan. 13, 1936;
E for. 42543; Walsh, Holmes & ©Co.,
ltd., London. 339
*Cause I loved you so; waltz, w Ruth
Allen and George Cogswell, m Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E
unp. 116915; Ruth Luella Allen,
Walpole, Mass. 340
’Cause she loved to play with soldiers;
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1936;
E unp. 116059; William Peterfield
Trent, jr., Stamford, Conn. 341
Cavaleata; fox trot, da La traccia
infernale, Dax e Chiappo, arr. Gino
Filippini ; piccola orch. pti., con versi.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42090; Casa
editrice musicale Chiappo, Turin,
Italy. 342
Ce n’est pas trés trés bien .. .; fox-
trot, paroles Albert Willemetz, m
Oberfeld. © Oct. 1, 1985; E for.
42231; Editions Salabert, Paris.
343
Ce que raconte le vieux chéne; par
Joseph Strimer ; violoncelle, 1°°° pos.,
et pf. © Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 42654;
Durand & Cie., Paris. 344
Ce que tu n’oses pas dire: paroles
Camille Francois, m R. Penso.
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42177; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s. a., Paris. 345
Celos; blues, letra y m Juan S. Gar-
rido. © Noy. 11, 1935; E for. 42528;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 346
Cenere ; tango, versi Alberto Lao-Schor,
m V. Giuliani; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
E for. 42547; A. & G. Carisch & «.,
Milan. 347
Cent (Les) baisers; ballet, par Boris
Kochno, d’aprés le conte de Hans
Andersen, Le Porcher, m, Frédéric
d’Erlanger; pf. © Nov. 29, 1985; EB
for. 42126; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 348
Centennial march; pf. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1986; E unp. 116765; Clarence H.
Reed, Lansing, Mich. 349
Chansons (Les) de nos vingt ans; par-
oles Fernand Bessier, m Maurice
Pesse. © Oct. 1, 1985; E for, 42240;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 390
Chant hébreu; by Leopold W. Roven-
ger; pf. © Nov. 4, 1985; E pub.
52803; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 351
Chant nostalgique; par Joseph Strim-
er; violoncelle, 1°°° pos., et pf.
Nov. 1, 1985; E for, 42657; Durand
& Ccie., Paris, 302
Chants du Ghetto; suite, Joseph
Kosma; pf. © Oct. 15, 1985; E for.
42246; Hditions Max Eschig, Paris.
353
Charlotte’s first nocturne; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115693; Char-
lotte Ames, Curtice, O. 354
Charming girl of the mountains; song,
m Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark. © Jan. 24, 1986; E pub.
53024; Raymond Alsup, Matador,
Rex: 30D
Cheer, cheer for our Democrats; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936;
E unp. 116403; Adaline Celina Am-
brose, Cicero, Ill. 356
Chemin (Le) du bonheur; de Prin-
cesse Tam-tam, paroles francaises
A. de Badet, paroles anglaises
Spencer Williams, m Eliseo Grenet.
© Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42168 ; Choud-
ens, Paris. 307
Cherokee Bill; waltz song, m Mario
Leone; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
20, 1985; E pub. 52958; Nelson Henry
Cook, Niles, O. 358
Chevrolet; pf. treble, with w. ©1«
Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117282; Ralph
Rice, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 359!
Chickadee stomp; w and m Neil
Shadoin; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 115817; Carl Neil
Shadoin, Newark, O. 360
Chiffortons (Les) ; dans Voperette Un
coupe de veine, livret Albert Wille-
metz et A. Mouézy-Kon, m Maurice
Yvain. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42215;
Royalty, Paris. 361
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Child (The); by Harry Farjeon; pf.
© Dec. 20, 1985; E for. 42428; Al-
fred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
362
Children’s (The) hour of song ; 7 songs,
w and m Stanley I. Galpin. © Dec.
20, 1935; E for. 42308; Herman
Darewski music pub. co., London.
363
Child’s (A) hymn; w Pat Coulson, m
R. Walker Robson; with tonic sol-fa
arr. © Nov. 15, 1985; E for. 42387;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 364
Child’s (A) lullaby; pf. ©1 ec. Jan.
8, 1986; E unp. 116019; Joseph Fort,
Chicago. 365
Chime (The); paroles Paul Bourget,
English version John Alan Haugh-
ton, m Claude Debussy, transcribed
and arr. Sidney Fine; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 52933;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 366
Chimes; by A. Louis Scarmolin; pf.,
six hands. © Jan. 2, 1936; I pub.
52645; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton, 367
Chimes at the meetin’; by Tom Jones;
pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; BE
unp. 116692; Joe Davis, inc, New
York. 368
Chimes that say I love you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117235; Charles A. Patterson, Wash-
ington. 369
Chimney (The) sweep; song, m Lew
Leight. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp.
115811; Margaret King, Pasadena.
370
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Valse; A
minor, op. 34, no. 2, freely ed. and
interpreted for study and concert
use; pf. ©1ec. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116181; Henry R. Kaspar, Washing-
ton. 371
—Zal; improwizacja na temat eti-
udy Chopina, cp. 10, no. 3, stowa M.
J6zefowicza, English w K. M., slova
i uktad I. Tiumieniewa. © Nov. 6,
1935; HE for. 42541; L. Idzikowski,
Warsaw, Poland. 372
Chorale-fantasy; by William Spencer
Johnson; quartet for saxophones.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 27, 1935; E pub.
52150; H. T. FitzSimons ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 373
Choruses for changing voices; w and
m various authors, arr. and ed. Wil-
15
386
liam Hughes, Robert Sheehan, and
others. © Nov. 27, 1935; AA 1938419;
Hall & McCreary co., Chicago. 374
Christ—the way; w David Clark
Moore, m Patient Joy. ©1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116208; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 375
Christ triumphant; Easter choir can-
tata, text Mattie B. Shannon, m Fred
B. Holton; mixed voices. © Jan. 2,
1936; E pub. 53119; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 376
Christ with us; sacred cantata, w from
Holy Scriptures and by A. J. Gor-
don; mixed voices. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 117131; Ernest H.
Welles, Scranton, Pa. 317
Christian, dost thou see them; w tr.
from old Greek source, J. M. Neale;
mixed voices. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116485; Henry Barraclough,
Philadelphia. 378
Christian homes; hymn. © Jan. 17,
1986; E pub. 52944; Charles H.
Dozer, Pitcairn, Pa. 379
Christmas at Bethlehem; w from the
Bible; mixed voices. © 1c. Nov. 29,
1935; EH unp. 116326: Olive Elisworth
Proudfit, Natchitoches, La. 380
Christmas chimes; pf., with w. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116186; Jessie
Calhoun Anderson, Los Angeles.
3881
Christmas (A) folk song; French
Christmas carol, w Lizette Wood-
worth Reese, m harmonized. © Cct.
21, 1935; E pub. 52524; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 382
Christmas folk song; w Lizette Wood-
wolth Reese, m Vance Campbell, arr.
Cesare Sodero; mixed voices. ©i1c.
Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115656; William
Vance Campbell, jr., Yonkers, N. Y.
383
Ciclo pianistico ; concierto sin orquesta,
Joaquin Turina, op. 88; pf. © Dec.
11, 1985; E for. 42112; Union musi-
cal espaniola, Madrid. 384
Cielo espafiol; pf. ©1c. Jan. 15, 1936;
E unp. 116481; Vladimir P. Gabaeff,
New York. 385
Cigarette; from A royal exchange, w
‘rederick Herendeen, m EHdward
Horan. © Dec. 5, 1935; E for.
42348; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
386
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
587
Circus blues; w and m Frederick G.
Taylor, jr., arr. Willis Conolly;
Spanish guit., in diagram. © Dec.
30, 1985; E pub. 52742; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 387
Ciribiribin; English w Howard John-
son, m <A. Pestalozza, arr. Ed.
Smalle; male voices. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 52965; Robbins music
corp., New York. 388
pt.-song, m A. Pestalozza, adapta-
tion and musical arr. Marion Moore;
male cho., or quartet. © Jan. 6,
1936; E pub. 52683; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Neb. 389:
City called Heaven; negro spiritual,
Hall Johnson, arr. Ed. Smalle; male
quartette. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub.
52616; Robbins music corp., New
York. 390
Ciudad de delicias; de Leal Peecador ;
pf. conducteur. © Oct. 1, 1935; E
for. 42207; H. MacKnight, Paris.
391
Civil war medley; compiled and arr.
C. E. MacArthur; orch. pts. © Jan.
30, 1986; E pub. 538161; Boston music
co., Boston. 392
Cleary’s triumphal; march, Bert
White; band pts. © Jan. 1, 1936;
E pub. 52652; Albert James White,
Vinton, Ia. 393
Clever Charlie Chan; w Sidney D. Mit-
chell, m Lew Pollack. ©1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116203; Movietone mu-
sic corp., New York. 394
Cliff swallows; w G. G. Dean, m J.
Garner. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
116062; Grace Ghent Dean and Jos-
ephine Garner, Columbus, O. 395
Close to me; pf., with w. ©1ce. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116280; Larry Alden
Wolfe, Hastings, Mich. 396
Closer to you; w B. B. Owsley, m H. A.
Tews. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117054; B. Bristow Owsley and
Howard A. Tews, Chicago. 397
Clouds go drifting by; w and melody.
©l1e. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116832;
Helen Georgina Young, Quincy,
Mass. 398
Clouds of blue; song, melody Larry
Grant... © 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116149; William DeMaro, Connells-
ville, Pa. 399
Cocktail time; from This’ll make you
whistle, w and m Maurice Sigler, Al
Goodhart and Al Hoffman; with
pis i1L ays. Weel:
© Jan. 10, 1936; E for..
Cinephonic music co., Itd.,
London. 400
Cedés-Mongin (A.) 25 lecons de sol-
fége; 4 changements de clefs. ©
Oct. 1, 1985; EH for. 42213; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 401
Cold ashes; w and melody Bud Finch.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116486;
Raymond E. Finch, Eaton Rapids,.
Mich. 402
Collection of melodies ; by The Auvilles.
© Dec. 1, 1985; E pub. 52884; Ray
Kline <Auville, Cleveland. 403:
College spirit; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman, arr. Tom Clark; orch. pts.
© Dee. 31, 1985; E pub. 52852; G.
Schirmer, ince., New York. 404
Collegiana; from Freshman love, w
Jack Scholl, m M. K. Jerome; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 13, 1936;
E pub. 52985; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 405.
Collingdale; by Eunice Cole; pf., with
w. © Le. Jan. 21,1936; eae.
116756; Margaret Eunice Cole, Col-
lingdale, Pa. 406.
Colombina; ouverture, sopra un tema
popolare veneziano, Riccardo Zan-
donai; orch. Partitura. © Dec. 9,
1935; E for. 42068; G. Ricordi & ¢o.,
Milan. : 407
Columpio (El); op. 3; pf. © Dec. 20,
1935; E pub. 52910; Rachele Lucia,
Hazelton, Pa. 408
Come back and make up with me; w
Anne Bassett: pf. © 1 ¢.-Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116246; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 409
Come back to Romany; song. © Nov.
23, 1935; E pub. 51829; Philip Born-
stein, Los Angeles. 410
Come on and be an all American; w
and melody. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E
unp. 117039; Bert Gordon, New bigs
41
Come to me, sweet Marie; song; with
ukulele arr.
42269 ;
guit. arr. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub.
52612; C. G. Horn, Taylorville, 111.
412
Come to the woodlands; based on the
Danse, Claude A. Debussy, w B. T.,
setting Bryceson Treharne; sop. 1,
2 and alto cho. © Jan. 10, 1936;
FE pub. 52758; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 413
Come una liana; slow-fox, testo Giubra,
m e arr. Alfredo Gurrieri; piccola
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no. 1, 1936
443
orch. pti. © June 10, 19385; E for.
42085; Fabbri & c., Trieste, Italy.
414
Comin’ in to water; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116664;
Evelyn Carlton Leigh, Salt Lake
City. 415
Commanderism; by Frank Marks; pf.
© May 27, 1935; E pub. 52927; Mil-
sons music pub. corp., New York.
416
Comme une femme; tango, Jean Delet-
tre, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes., et paroles. © Oct. 1, 1935; E
for. 42237; Editions Salabert, Paris.
417
paroles Maurice Aubret, m
Jean Delettre. © Aug. 1, 1935; E
for. 41436; Editions Salabert, Paris.
418
Commiato (Il); poesia Giacomo Leo-
pardi, m Gian Francesco Malipieri ;
orch. e una voce. Partitura. © Dec.
17, 1935; E for. 42065; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 419
Commonwealth march; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 10, 1936;
E unp. 116142; Flor. A. Ceniza, Oak-
land, Calif. 420
Compendio di teoria musicale. Corso
L-IIIl. © Nov. 19, 1935; E for.
42092-42094; Lettério Ciriaco, Rome.
421-423
Comprendre ; tango, paroles René Sam-
Son et André Garnier, m Nelly Sam-
son et José Viacava. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 42628; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
424
Comrades and gang-lads; male quartet.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; FE unp. 115559;
John Pauly, Springfield, Mass. 425
Con amore; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan.
9, 1986; E unp. 117084; Helen Pier-
pont Satterfield, Fairmont, W. Va.
426
Con voi; slow-fox, versi Saverio Nicola
Tortora, m Vittorio Semerini, arr.
Guide L. Cergoli; orch. pti. © Jan.
2, 1985; E for. 42033; Fabbri & «¢.,
Trieste, Italy. 427
Concertino da camera; par Jacques
Ibert; saxophone-alto et 11 instru-
ments. Partition. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 42640; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 428
Concertino in mi; di Pietro Montani;
pf. e orch. d@archi. Partitura. ©
Dec. 17, 1985; E for. 42071; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 429
17
Concerto grosso; by Albert Stoessel ;
string orch. and pf. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 52809; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 430
Concerto in A; fiir cembalo u. streich-
orch., Johann Christian Bach, hrsg.
u. mit kadenzen versehen Li Stadel-
mann; klavierauszug. © Nov. 29,
1985; E for. 42125; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 431
Concerto in do; per violoncello ed
orch., Ildebrando Pizzetti, rid. Maf-
feo Zanon, rev. e diteggiatura della
parte solista Enrico Mainardi; vio-
loncello e pf. © Dec. 9, 1935; E
for. 42064; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
432
Concerto no. 4; concerto di camera,
Filip Lazar, op. 24; batterie et 12 in-
struments d’orch. 1. Partition.—2.
Ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42660,
42661; Durand et cie., Paris.
433, 484
Concerto per orchestra; di Goffredo
Petrassi; partitura d’orch. © Dee.
17, 1935; E for. 42078; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 435
Conga; rhumba; melody, with pf. acc.
©1c. Jan. 17,,1986; E unp. 116577 ;
Augusto Coen, New York. 436
Conga, to the rhythm of love; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 19386; E
unp. 116807; Fitzhugh Lee Styles,
Philadelphia. 437
Congada; dansa afrobrasileira, Fran-
cisco Mignone; orch. Partitura. ©
Dec. 27, 1985; E for. 42067; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 438
Consolation; w Marie Kruse, and mel-
ody: ©'k'c) Jan. 11, 193865. EH unp.
116168; Elizabeth L. Cook, Univer-
sity City, Mo. 439
Centrary Mary; w Nancy Byrd Turner,
m Albert Hay Malotte; high voice.
© Jan. 24, 1936; E pub. 53103; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 440
Coplas sefardies; letra varios autores,
m Alberto Hemsi, op. 18. IV. ser.
© Sept. 30, 1935; E for. 42099; Hdi-
tion orientale de musique, Alexan-
dria, Hgypt. 441
Corale; di Arnaldo Galliera; organo.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 42554; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 442
Cottage in the valley; valse song. ©
td ¢. Janov@ 1936;..Emiomp. 115822;
Ada Carpenter, Godeffroy, N. Y. 3
44
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
444
Cotton pickin’s done; w Lyla Myers,
melody Lewis Connerley. © 1 «
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115778; Lyla
Myers Prather and Lewis Connerley,
Little Rock, Ark. 444
Could you; w and melody. © 1 «@.
Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117218; Hlsie
Altrock Norton, Union City, N. J.
445
Country dance; by Sutton Hlms; pf.
solo, with 2d pf. obbl. © Sept. 3,
1935; E for. 42193; Universal music
agencies, London. 446
Cecuntry gardens; morris dance, Eng-
lish folk-song, w Alfred Marlhom,
setting Wallingford Riegger; sop.,
alto and bar. © Jan. 8, 1936; HB
pub. 52718; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 447
Covered (The) wagon; miniature
suite, John Thompson; pf. © Jan.
23, 1986; E pub. 538014; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 448
Cowboy, don’t forget your mother; w
and m Wilf Carter. ©1e. Jan. 24,
19386; E unp. 1169388; Gordon V.
Thompson, ltd., Toronto. 449
Cowboy lullaby ; w and m Wilf Carter.
©1e. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116939;
Gordon V. Thompson, ltd., Toronto.
450
Cowboy’s (The) last ride; pf., with w.
© Dec. 10, 1935; E pub. 53059;
Asher Sizemore, Louisville. 451
Cradle song; w William Blake, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs; male voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Dec. 3, 1935;
EH for. 42457; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 452
Creole-stomp; w J. Baldassarre, mel-
ody D. Romani. © 1 c. Jan. 25,
1986; E unp. 116965; Dino Romani
and Jino Baldassarre, Philadelphia.
453
Cricket (The) and the bumble-bee; by
G. W. Chadwick, arr. Esther Dickie;
2 pfs. 4 hands. © Jan. 22, 1936;
EH pub. 52994; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston. 454
Crinkle, crinkle dollar bill; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116609; Edward Spencer’ Fisher,
Lincoln, Neb. 455
Crooner’s lament; song. © 1. Jan.
14, 1986; EH unp. 1163875; George
Berry Leeman, New York. 456
Crossroads of love; fox-trot song, w
Tom Fowler. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936;
18
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
E unp. 116334; Henry Duncan Peck-
ham, Stewart Manor, L. I., N. Y.
457
Cryin’ my heart out; cho. only; pf.,
with w. ©1«c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116154; Harker F[rancis] Thomas,
Detroit. i 458
Crying for the dawn; song. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 3, 19386; E unp. 115675; Beatrice
Evelyn Thompson, Plymouth, N. H.
459
Csardas; de Le chant de l’alouette,
livret francais André Mauprey, tra-
duite H. Geiringer, m Franz Lehar.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42203; Chou-
dens, Paris. 460
Csardas (The) of love; musical ro-
mance, based on the life of Johannes
Brahms, bk., lyrics and original m
O. Menn, with m adapted from melo-
dies of Johannes Brahms. © 1 e.
Jan. 27, 1986; D 39016; Olga Menn,
Chicago. 460*
Cuban (The) cabby; Cuban novelty,
w James Cavanaugh and John Red-
mond, m Nat Simon. © Jan. 13,
19386; E pub. 52797; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 461
Cuban independence; march two step,
Cc. D.’' Henninger, arr: Harty a
Lincoln; pf. accordion. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 52508; Harry J. Lin-
coln, Philadelphia. 462
Cucaracha ... che passione; da L’aria
del continente, versi Bixio Cher-
ubini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio. ©
Nov. 15, 1935; E for. 42101; S. a. m.
Bixio, Milan. 463
Cuore mio; tango, versi Ermete Liber-
ati, m Giov. Simonetti, [and]
Quando tu sei fra le mie braccia;
tango-slow, versi L. L. Martelli e EH.
Neri, m Tarcisio Fusco: orch. Virgilio
Ripa; pti. © Aug. 30, 1935; E for.
42286; A. & G. Carisch & «¢., weer
46
Curly headed kid of mine; song. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 21, 19386; E unp. 116779;
D[enver] Q. Vaughan, Norwalk, O.
465:
Curro molina; paso-doble; orq. ptes.
© Dee. 1, 1935; E for. 42182; José
Mora, Barcelona, Spain. 466
Cyrano di Bergerac; commedia eroica
Edmondo Rostand, libretto Enrico
Cain, adattamento ritmico italiano
Cesare Meano e Filippo Brusa, m
Franco Alfano, riduzione dell’
autore, per canto e pf. © Dee. 30,
*MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
1985: D 39008; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 466*
Daddy rockie—sing; w and m H.
Broyles and T. M. Cox, arr. Van-
Sickle; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
1 @ Jan. 20,.19386; EH unp. 117157;
Blizabeth Broyles, Clawson, Mich.
467
Dammi un bacio e ti dico di si; fox
trot, da Non ti conosco pit, versi B.
Cherubini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio.
© Nov. 15, 1985; BE for. 42102; S. a.
m. Bixio, Milan. 468
Dance a cachucha; from The gondo-
liers, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
sop. and alto cho. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E pub. 53149; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 469
Dance memories; tunes the world has
danced to, selection, arr. Herman
Finck, arr. and adapted for military
band Denis Wright; pts. © Oct. 31,
1935; E for. 42418; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 470
Dance of the dewdrops; w Margaret
Rose, m John Longmire, tonic sol-fa
W. G. Glock; unison voices. © Dec.
9, 1985; E for. 42445; Augener, Itd.,
London. 471
Dance of the kutie kids; song, Chas.
EK. Roat, special arr. Nick Manoloff ;
Spanish plectrum guit. solo, obbl.,
and acc., with symbols for guit.
chords. © Dee. 17, 1935; E pub.
52672; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
472
Dance of the moonbeams; by Mathilde
Bilbro; 1 pf., 4 players, or 2 pfs.,
8 players. © Jan. 2, 1936; E pub.
52642; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 473
Dance romance; w and melody. © 1
e. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116158; Nor-
man Paul Krause, Chicago. 474
Danceland, Harlem’s heaven; w J.
Baldassarre, melody D. Romani. ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 116966;
Dino Romani and Jino Baldassarre,
Philadelphia. 475:
Dances of yesterday; w Reginald A.
Knight, composed and arr. Paul Mc-
Leod. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 42484;
Reynolds & co., London. 476
Dancing; song. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1986;
EK unp. 116763; Mary HElizabeth
Armstrong, Houston. ATT
19
491
Dancing along with you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 29, 1986; E unp.
117170; Edward P. Womack, Detroit.
478
Dancing dainties; novelette, Dague R.
Pryor; orch. pts. © Dec. 31, 1985;
E for. 42306; Richard Pryor, Bristol,
England. 479
Dancing feet; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117041; Ed-
ward S. Vineyard, Millville, N. J.
480
Dancing in my dreams; valse song. ©
1 @ Dec. 17, 1985; E unp. 115962;
Al Wilcox, Detroit. 481
Dancing in the clouds; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116639; Bessie
Mae Robson, Philadelphia. 482
Dancing in the moonlight; w B. Jew-
ett; pf. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp.
116222; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 483
Dancing on the tavern floor; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. ©1e.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116804; John
W. Weston, Savannah. 484
Dancing (The) pair; w M. J. Glauber,
melody D. M. Hoffman. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1986; EK unp. 116481; David M.
Hoffman and Myron J. Glauber, Los
Angeles, 485
Dancing the waltz time with you dear;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116800;
Wallace Miyake, Lihue, Kauai, T. ae
4
Dancing with you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116783;
Harry W. Cole, Detroit. 487
Dangerous you; from Follow the sun,
w Desmond Carter, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
and pf. accordion. © Dec. 20, 1985;
EH for. 42344; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 488
Danube So blue; from The great waltz,
w Desmond Carter, m Johann
Strauss, arr, William Stickles. 1.
Male cho. or quartet—2. Mixed cho.
or quartet. © Dec. 26, 1985; E pub.
52477, 52478; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 489), 490
Danza (La) delle rondini; di Luigi
Mascagni; pf. © Aug. 30, 1985; E
for. 42295; A. & G. Carisch & ¢,
Milan. 491
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
492
Dark eyes; Russian folk song, w Al-
fred Marlhom, m adapted and arr.
Wallingford Riegger; sop., alto and
bar. © Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 52719;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
492
—w Amy Clare Giffin, setting
Bryceson Treharne; 6-pt. mixed cho.
© Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52759; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 493
Darkness ; w B. Nisen, m M. Davidson.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117269;
Milton Davidson and Barney Nisen,
Los Angeles. 494
Darky heaven; song. © 1c. Jan. 13,
1986; E unp. 116321; Virginia Rose
Bailey, Eau Claire, Wis. 495.
Darlene; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©°l @ Jan. 8,
1986; E unp. 115990; Gladys Helle,
Webster Groves, Mo. 496
Darling, how couid you forget; song.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116854;
Leland H. Benedict, Norwich, N. Y.
497
Darling I’m longing for you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117000; James Arnheiter, Newark,
Nea 498
Darling what’s happened to me; w
Dan James Babcock and D. P. Bab-
cock, m Albert Karr; pf. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115721; Dale
Philip Babcock, Pasadena. A99
Das ist nun mal so; slowfox, w u. m
Giinther Ernst, arr. Otto Linde. ©
Novy. 16, 1985; E for, 42599; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
Davis (Joe) folio of 50 original Ha-
waiian songs; compiled and ed. J.
Davis; with ukulele and guit. chords.
© Feb. 20, 1935: E pub. 52800; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 501
Dawn of Christmas; w Ruth Roloff
Mayo, m Adella Carlson Altman;
Women’s voices. © Dec. 10, 1935;
Epub. 52156; Altman & Mayo, Chi-
cago. 502
Dawn on the prairie; w Homer Gayne
and F. Luther, and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116867; Frank
Luther, New York. 508
Dawn shall over Lethe break; poem
Hilaire Belloc, m C. Armstrong
Gibbs; mixed voices. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Dec. 3, 1935; E for.
42458; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
504
pt. 111, n. s., v. 381
Day (The) that I met you in Wonder-
land; fox trot song. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116011; Theodore
Buczkoff, Buffalo. 505
Days (The) of Alard, Dancla and
Vieuxtemps; 40 compositions by
French, German, Polish, Hungarian,
Scandinavian, Italian, Belgian and
Austrian masters of the period from
1811 to 1820, selected and ed. Albert
EH. Wier; violin and pf. v. 4.
Dec. 30, 1985; AA 192851; Harcourt,
Brace & co., inc., New York. 506
De cristal vétue; paroles Comtesse
Tolstoi, m Fernande Decruck; voix
moyennes. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for.
41465; Editions de Paris, Paris. 507
De glory road; w Clement Wood, m
Jacques Wolfe. 1. Men’s cho.—2.
Simplified arr. © Jan. 2, Jan. 3,
1986; E pub. 52868, 52864; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 508, 509
Dear girl of mine; song. ©1c. Jan.
10, 1936; E unp. 116182; Ruth
Hvangline Redd, Grand Junction,
Col. 510
Dear (A) little bird told me so; w
Elsie Sanguinet, m EK. L. Cook and
Cleo Milligan. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116165; Elizabeth L. Cook,
University City, Mo. 511
Dear Lord, remember me; flower song,
w Thomas Haweis and Thomas Cot-
terill, m Gustav Lange, adaptation
and musical arr. Marion Moore; fe-
male cho., or duet. © Jan. 6, 1936;
E pub. 52684; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 512
Dear old Texas; Texas centennial
song, arr. Bernie Clements. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116921; Har-
rison Lincoln Nichols, Houston.
513
Dear sweet girl of mine; fox-trot song.
© 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1935; E unp. 115946;
Joseph Joss, Douglas, Ariz. 514
Dearest of dears; song, m James L,
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116631; Leola
Buckman, Spooner, Wis. 515
Debussy (Claude) Ballade; arr. and
ed. Louis Sucra; pf. © Jan. 25,
1986; E pub. 53033; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 516
Dedication; w Wolfgang Muller, m
Robert Franz, English version and
‘arr. of m Noble Cain; double cho. of
mixed voices. © Dee. 28, 19385; EK
pub. 52633; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 517
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Deep down in my heart; w and melody
B. David and J. Gilbert. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116088; David
B. Zoob and Gilbert J. Kraus, Phila-
delphia. 518
Deep River; American negro melody,
freely arr. Alexander Kelberine; 2
pis. 4 hands. © Dee. 27, 1935; E
pub. 52483; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 519
Defining love; fox trot song. ©1..
Dee. 4, 1935; E unp. 115918; Edith
Chamrod, Ventura, Calif. 520
Defying the man in the moon; fox trot,
w and melody Bob Art. © 1c. Dec.
9, 19385; E unp. 114495; Evans H.
Berry, Muncie, Ind. O21
Déjeuner (Un) sur Vherbe; paroles
Montenailles, m Marguerite Des-
champs. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42206; Editions Montenailles, Paris.
522
Delta sigma delta songs; compiled
Delta sigma delta fraternity. ©
Dec. 26, 1985; AA 1918038; Delta
sigma delta fraternity, Philadelphia.
523
Delta tau kappa, our Own; w and m
Carl H. Laestar, arr. Jean Walz;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Jan. 2,
1936; EH pub. 528938; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 524
Delta theta tau; initiation solo; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116611; Delta theta tau sorority,
Wichita. 525
Democratic party song; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116402;
Adaline Celina Ambrose, Cicero, Il.
526
Denver, that city of gold; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
117096; Louise C. Schroeder, Den-
ver. 527
Des peines d’amour; valse lente, pa-
roles frangaises Charlys, m et pa-
roles originales Henry Himmel, arr.
R. Wraskoff; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1935; E for. 421389; H. Benjamin,
Sadak. |. Paris, 528
Describing you; song. © 1 ¢. Jan, 7,
19386; E unp. 115813; Robert P.
Gutterman and James L. Schaye,
Brookline, Mass. 529
Desideria; w Stephen Coleridge,
troswyd i gymraeg Geraint Dyfnallt
Owen, set to m D. Tawe-Jones;
ten. solo and male cho. © Nov. 28,
1935; E for. 42486; Hughes & son,
Wrexham, Wales. 530
543
Desire; w Leo Robin, m Frederick
Hollander. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E
unp. 117201; Paramount produc-
5dL
Despierta ; bolero, letra Mario Fuentes ;
pf. © 1e Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
115885; Jaime Yamin, Santurce,
P. Doz
Destiny; by Claude William Parnell;
organ. © Dee. 2, 1935; E for. 42443;
Augener, ltd., London. 533
Deutsche midels; walzer, Julius Koch-
mann; odeon u. salonorch. stimmen.
© Dee. 12, 1935; E for. 42380; Aug.
Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 534
Deutsches largo; v. Ernst Hanfstaengl,
arr. Karl Buchholz; Kleines orch.
stimmen. © July 30, 1985; E for.
42324; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
535
Devilish inspiration; by Serge Proko-
fieff, op. 4, no. 4, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; pf. © Jan. 2, 1936; E pub.
52599 ; Hdward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 536
Devotion; valse song. © 1 ec. Dee. 4,
1935; E unp. 115922; Hawley Dove,
Corpus Christi, Tex. bot
—w Tobias Hume, m Hric H. Thi-
man; male voices. © Jan. 14, 1936;
E for. 42424; Keith, Prowse & ©co.,
ltd., London. 538
Dey needs a Moses; spiritual; mixed
voices. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117055; B. Bristow Owsley, Chicago.
539
Dickey birds; w Marion Doring, m
Katherine Allan Lively; pf. © Jan.
24, 1936; FE pub. 53099; G. Schirmer,
tions music corp., New York.
inc., New York. 540
Dingle Dell adventures; [playg, melo-
dies Faye Perkins. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1935 ; D 39004; Vera E. Burgin, Leb-
anon, Ind. 540*
Disappointed but glad; by Bob Cogs-
well: pt. 1. ©@ul.c. Dec, 17,, 1985778
unp. 1157083; Robert Coman Cogs-
well, jr., Hamilton, O. 541
Dissentiments ; de Adrien Raynal, coup
d’archet et doigtés Maurice Maré-
chal; violoncelle et pf. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42225; Alphonse Leduc
& cie., Paris. 542
Dites merci, madame; valse, de Trente
et quarante, paroles Jean de Létraz,
m Richard Heymann. © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42636; Royalty, Paris.
543
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
544
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Divertimento; in quattro esercizi,
Luigi Dallapiccola; sop., flauto, con
ottavino, oboe, clarinetto, viola e Vio-
loncello. Partitura. © Aug. 380,
1935; E for. 42291; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 544
Divertissement; de Marcel Mihalovici,
op. 388; petit orch. Partition.
Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42249; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 545
Divine (The) lullaby; w Eugene Field,
mJ. A. Parks; male cho., or quartet.
© Jan. 6, 1936; E pub. 52681; J. A.
Parks co., York, Neb. 546
Divine purpose; hymn, w John M.
Versteeg. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1935; EB
unp. 116827; William B. Winans,
Cincinnati. 5AT
Dixie land, ah’m comin’ home; w Isa-
bel Seitz: pf. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
EK unp. 117298; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 548
Do somethin’; song, arr. Mark An-
thony. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115871; John W. Shaw, Norwood,
ING Je 549)
Do you or don’t you; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117180; Syd-
ney Monro Nesbitt, New York. 550
Do you want to make something of it;
w and melody. ©1ce. Jan. 25, 1936;
E unp. 116981; Robert L. Block, To-
peka, Kan. 5951
Doctor Foster; after Handel, from
Rhymes: studies in imitation, m Her-
bert Hughes; mixed voices. © Dec.
23, 1985; E for. 42456; Boosey & Co.,
Itd., London. 552
Doin’ the Manhattan; w Robert Bar-
rows, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1936; E unp. 117229; Alvin Hecker,
New York. 5do
Dolce cuore valze; pf., with w. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116391; M.
Fortunato Fontana, Brooklyn. 554
Dominica XVI post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Sept. 1, 19385; E for.
42156; Heugel, Paris. Doo:
Dominica XVII post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Sept. 1, 1985; E for.
42157 ; Heugel, Paris. 506
Dominica XVIII post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42158 ; Heugel, Paris. dot
Dominica XIX post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42159 ; Heugel, Paris. 558.
Don Juan de Manara; opera, libretto
Arnold Bennett, m Eugene Goossens.
Voce. sc. © Oct. 7, 1935; E for.
42382; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London.
559
Donna dear; song. © 1c. Jan. 22,
1936; E unp. 116838; Leona David-
son, Kansas City, Kan. 560
Donnine novecento; valzer, versi e m
Bixio Cherubini e P. G. Redi. ©
Nov. 15, 1985; EH for. 42107; S. a. m.
Bixio, Milan. 561
Don’t count your chickens ; from This’Il
make you whistle, w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman ;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 42270; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 562
Don’t laugh when I cry; w S. Cahn,
melody 8S. Chaplin. © 1 ¢. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116066; Sammy Cahn
and Saul Chaplin, New York. 563.
Don’t leave me dear; song, w Mary HE.
Elliott. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1986; EB unp.
117074; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
564
Don’t make a mountain from a mole
hill; pf. treble, with w. ©1c. Jan.
31, 1986; E unp. 117868; Lizette
Mowen, Columbus, O. 565.
Don’t muss my hair; w W. F. Kocourek
and Frank Key, m arr. Lew Novy.
©1e. Jan, 29, 1986; E unp. 117174;
William Frank Kocourek, Chicago.
566:
Don’t quit now; song. ©1e. Jan. 31,
1986; E unp. 117355; Alfonso
Bounds, Cincinnati. 567
Don’t Say a word—just dance; w
Johnny Burke, m Harold Spina ; with
cuit. arr. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53141 ; Select music publications, inc.,
New York. 568
Don’t say maybe; w Dan James Bab-
cock and D. P. Babcock, m Albert
Karr; pf. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; EB
unp. 115720; Dale Philip Babcock,
Pasadena. 569
Don’t tell me that we’re thru’; w Fred
Das: pf. treble. © 1 ¢ | Jani 27,
1936; E unp. 116991; Annie Sallie
Potter, Chicago. 570
Dopo di me; tango-slow, parole L. L.
Martelli e Ennio Neri, m M. Mari-
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no. 1, 1936
otti; pf. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
42550; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
O71
Dos mendigos; melody Pedro Berrios.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 19385; E unp. 116744;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 572
Double crossed; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ec. Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116485;
Harold Rand, Glendora, Calif. 573
Dove (The); Welsh air, arr. Arthur
Somervell, violoncello pt. arr. Arthur
Richard Blagrove; violoncello and
pf. © Dee. 17, 1935; E for. 42448;
Augener, ltd., London. O74
Down by that big, white oak tree;
song, m Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron
A. Clark. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E
unp. 115719; Ralph J. Rook, Waynes-
boro, Pa. 575
Down by the lily pool; w Earl Gibson;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp.
116209; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 576
Down by the salley gardens; w W. B.
Yeats, m Alan de Beer. © Nov. 27,
1935; FE for. 42426; J. & W. Chester,
ltd., London. O17
Down by the sea; slow fox trot song.
©l1c Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 116012;
Theodore Buczkoff, Buffalo. O78
Down in the valley; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Jan.
24, 1986; E pub. 53025; Ann Ran-
dolph, Stiles, Pa. 579
Down lovers’ lane; waltz, w Estella
Trimm, melody Jimmie Crane. ©
1 ec. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 117237;
Estella M. Trimm, Potsdam, N. Y.
580
Down on the farm; melody Shep Fields
and S. Gioé. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1935;
EK unp. 115710; Sal Gioé and Saul
Feldman, Los Angeles. 581
Down on the Rio Grande; waltz tango
in minor key, w G. H. Brahy, and
melody. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936; H
unp. 116322; Helen Witt Tufts and
Gertrude H. Brahy, St. Paul. 582
Down the boulevard; song. © 1 c¢.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116407; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 583
Down the lane with sweet Elaine; w
J. Trumpfeller; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1986; E unp. 1172991; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 584
Down the Midland trail; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp.
23
O99
116708; D, Ray Pauley, Charleston,
W. Va. 085
Dream a little dream of love; w and
melody Bud Finch. ©1c. Jan. 16,
1986; E unp. 116487; Raymond E.
Finch, Eaton Rapids, Mich. 586
Dream boat is leaving for Slumber-
land; song. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1936; BE
unp, 116820'; Charles R. Roberts, Key
West, Fla. 587
Dream fireplace; song. ©1c. Jan. 13,
1936; E unp. 116288; Irene A. Hibbs,
Dunlap, Ill. DSS
Dream girl beguiling; w A. M. Kohler,
m Rebecca I. Grimes. © 1 ec. Dee.
20, 1935; HE unp. 116109; Agnes M.
Kohler and Rebecca Grimes, Tucson,
Ariz. 589
Dream (A) in a garden; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1936 ; EK unp. 116500’; Pearl Beaty,
Spokane. 590
Dream of love; w and melody Dudley
Manners. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936; H
unp. 117014; D. Dudley Krupp,
Brooklyn. 591
Dream on; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116753; Pa-
tricia Van Alen, New York. 592
Dream phantasy; w and melody. ©
1 c¢. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116017;
Marie De Lauro, Minneapolis. 593
Dream reverie; song, arr. Irving D.
Shire. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117369; Charles Martin Phalen,
Hamburg, N. Y. 594
Dream shadows; w and m Abner
Silver, Al Sherman and Al Lewis;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 9,
1936; E pub. 52781; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 595
Dream-time; lullaby, Ernest Harry
Adams; pf., six hands. © Jan. 2,
1936; E pub. 52641; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 596
Dreaming; waltz, w and m Russell
Harris; violin. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936;
E unp. 116045; John Russell Harris,
New Brunswick, N. J. 097
Dreaming by the fireside; w Al. J.
Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson; with
guit. arr. © Jan. 3, 19836; E pub.
52986; Schuster & Miller, inc., New
York. 598
Dreaming, dear, of you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
e. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116619;
Mary Mason, Guilford, Ind. 599
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Dreaming, dear, of you—Continued.
w and melody Billy Roberts. ©
1c. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116022;
William Af[rthur] (Billy) Roberts,
Pittsfield, Mass. 600
Dreaming in the hay; w Walter
Sypeck; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31, 19386; E
unp. 117300; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 601
Dreaming in the midnight. moon; fox-
trot song. © 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1935; E
unp. 1159438; Vernell Meeks, Phila-
delphia. 602
Dreaming in the Rockies; waltz, w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116148; Donald Swanson Schaeffer,
Oakland, Calif. 603
Dreaming of you; waltz song. © 1.
Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 116287; Edna
Roemer Wessell, Jeffers, Minn. 604
©l-e.
arr. Ralph Hennjes.
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp: 116874;
Howard H. Blagg, Cincinnati. 605
Dreamland waltz; valse song. © 1 ©.
Dec. 10, 1935; E unp. 115974; Ray-
mond Epps, Cambridge, N. Z. 606
Dreams; song. © 1. Jan. 8, 1936;
E unp. 116013; Theodore Buczkoff,
Buffalo. 607
Dreams at twilight; song; with violin
and ’cello obbis. © 1c Jan. 10,
1936; E unp. 116097; Iola McRey-
nolds, Chico, Calif. 608
Dreams of Columbine; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c Jan. 31, 1936: E
unp. 117286; Fred Franklin Crooke,
Jefferson City, Tenn. 609
Dreamy eyes; fox-trot song. © 1.
Dec. 17, 1935; E unp. 115966; Adol-
pho Gallegos, Bernalillo, N. M. 610
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 15,
1986; E unp. 116423; Robert
Fletcher Bertram, Revere, Mass.
611
—w R.G. Smith, m H. M. Lowe. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116690;
Roy G. Smith and Harace M. Lowe,
Mt. Holly, N. C. 612
Dreamy Louisiana moon; song. © 1
e. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117094;
Charles Mitchell, Shreveport, La.
613
Dreamy Napoli; English w L. Lowell
Whitewing, Italian w M. P. Alongi
and Vincent Alongi, and melody. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 22, 1936;:H unp. 116837 ;
Michael-Paul Alongi, Chicago. 614
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Dreamy summer skies; song, m C.
Isabel Mayer. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
pub. 52878; May Kannenberg, Spirit
Lake, Ia. 615
Dreary nites; pf., with w. ©1c. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116259; Lynn James
Foster, Kalamazoo, Mich. 616
Driftin®’ cowboy; w Thomas Grant
Springer, m Louis Drakeford. ©
1c Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116428;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, Astoria,
ak. Ne X. 617
Drifting down the sea of memories; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1936;
E unp. 116443; Deloros Marie War-
ner, Berkeley, Calif. 618
Drifting in dreams; song. ©1c. Jan.
20, 1986; E unp. 116687; Myrtle Ann
Stoffler, Granite City, Ill. 619
Drifting in the shadows of the moon-
light; w and m Nick Pedersen; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116183 ; Nichol Andrew Peder-
sen, East Milton, Mass. 620
Drink to me only with thine eyes; old
English air, arr. Zarh M. Bickford;
Hawaiian guit. solo and ace. © Jan.
22, 1936; E pub. 538018; Fred Helt-
man co., Cleveland. 621
Drinking song; w and m Edward J.
McGoldrick. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub.
52678; Mills music, inc., New York.
622
Dripping moonlight ; w Charles Trone;
pf. .© 1 «., Jan. 31, 1936;-H upp,
117301; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 623
Du verfiihrerisches Beinah; tango, aus
Casanova, m Ralph Benatzky, arr.
Frank Fox; odeon wu. salonorch.
stimmen, mit text. © Oct. 30, 1935;
E for. 42513; A. Cranz, Brussels.
624
Dubarry (The); w Desmond Carter,
from the German of Paul Knepler
and J. M. Welleminsky, melody Theo
Mackeben. © Nov. 25, 1935; E for.
42408; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
625
Duce (Il) ; march; pf. ©1c. Jan. 18,
1936; E unp. 116583; Courty Rossi-
Diehl, Glen Ridge, N. J. 626
Duce (Il) Mussolini; song. © Dec.
30, 1935; E pub. 52673; Raffoela Di
Cicco, North Attleboro, Mass. 627
Due cuori nella luna; fox-trot, versi
L. L. Martelli e E. Neri, m Mario
24
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
654
TN ——
Mariotti; pf. © Dec. 20, 19385; E
for. 42551; A. & G. Carisch «& ¢.,
Milan. 628
Dummy (The) line; song, arr. Carroll
Ely, ed. Clement Wood. © Jan. 23,
1936; E pub. 53096; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 629)
Durante’s (Jimmy (Schnozzle) ) jumbo
song book; w and m J. Durante,
compiled and ed. Jean Herbert; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 2, 1986;
B® pub. 52928; Harry Engel, inc.,
New York. 630
Dusk o’day; song, w Dana Burnet. ©
1c Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116654;
Alfred E. Baron, La Crescenta, Calif.
631
B® ritornato il sole; versi L. L. Mar-
telli e E. Neri, m Mario Mariotti. ©
Nov. 30, 1935; E for. 42552; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 632
Each morning after an evening with
you; w and m Vincent Rose, Sammy
Lerner and Joe Venuti, pf. sc. Lou
Leaman; with guit. arr. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 52679; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 633
Haster echoes; service, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson, m Fred B. Holton.
© Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 53117; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 634
Easter joy;
William H. Anderson; mixed cho.,
with incidental sop. solo ad lib.; or-
gan acc. © Jan. 24, 1986; E pub.
53097 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
635
Hastertide; Haster service, w Mary
Mills and Lizzie De Armond, m Roy
E. Nolte, John J. Thomas and W. B.
Judefind. © Feb. 5, 1985; E pub.
52471; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
636
Easy piano methed. pt. 1. © Dec. 20,
19385; E pub. 52939; Richard Kiener,
Pittsburgh. 637
Echate juera ; paso doble, C. Rodoch y
Asune; orch. ptes. © June 20, 1935;
E for. 42514; Celedonio Rodriguez,
Bilbao, Spain. 638
Hecho (The) of your last good bye;
song. © 1c. Jan. 11, 19386; E unp.
116826; Leonard Adolf Kush, Buf-
falo. 639
Echoing (The) voice; from Patience,
w W.S. Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan,
arr. Bryceson Treharne; mixed cho.
carol-anthem, w and m }
© Jan. 30, 1986; E pub. 53156; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 640
Ecie—pecie; fox-trot, slowa im: Z
Biatostocki. © Nov. 4, 1935; E for.
42540; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw, Po-
land. 641
Ecstasy ; m Pat Kilpatrick; pf. ©1c.
Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115717; Edward
W[alton] Wachtler, New York. 642
——w Henry Gershwin, m Henry
Gershwin and William Colligan. ©
Jan. 24, 1986; E pub. 53052; Foreign
and domestic music corp., New York.
643
Eden, fair Eden; w Jesse P. Tompkins,
m B.D. Ackley; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
E pub. 52542; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 644
Edizioni Gennarelli, Piedigrotta 1935;
versi E. Murolo, ed. altri, m Tito
Schipa, ed altri. © Aug. 20, 1935;
E for. 42053; Emilio Gennarelli,
Naples. 645
Edizioni musicali Epifani; Piedigrotta
1935, versi HK. Murolo, ed altri, m
A. Staffelli, ed altri. © Aug. 1, 1935;
E for. 42262; Italian bk. co., New
York. 646
Educational vocal technique; in sonz
and speech, W. Warren Shaw, in
collaboration with George L. Lind-
Seed Vises oO 2. LOR Gia Ava
194217 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 647
EKgo sum panis vivus; antienne, Roger-
Ducasse. 1.3 voix denfants et
choeur de femmes avec acc. d’orgue.—
2. Sop. 1, 2 et contralto. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42255, 42256; Durand
et cie., Paris. 648, 649
Hinzug der Olympia-kampfer ; triumph-
marsch, text Kathe Sommer, m Her-
mann Blume. 1. Harmoniemusik
stimmen.—2. Odeon uu. Ssalonorch.
stimmen, mit klavier-direction.—3.
Pf. © Nov. 6, 1935; E for. 42374—
42376; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 650-652
Eli Kli; tr. and new pf. arr. Mort H.
Glickman, Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Man:
oloff; with chords for ukulele and
suit. © Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 52835;
Calumet music co., Chicago. 653
Eisk mig i December som i Maj; baby’s
lullaby, tekst Victor Skaarup, m
Harry Denver; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
EK for. 42579; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 654
29
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
655
pt. III, n.s., v.31
Empty dreams: fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936;
E unp. 115589; Lydia E. Barber,
Brattleboro, Vt. 655
Empty glasses; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116625; Lilah
G. Coxe, Shreveport, La. 656
Empty hours; song, arr. Alyne Sidney.
©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117148;
Jane Dowling Harris, Dothan, Ala.
657
Empty saddles; from a poem J. Keirn
Brennan, w and melody Billy Hill.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116032;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 658
En cabriolant; one-step, S. Chapelier ;
orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42151; L. Philippo, Paris. 659)
En dansant sous les tilleuls; par
Joseph Strimer; violoncelle, 1°7°
pos., et pf. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42653; Durand & cie., Paris. 660
En wagon; chanson comique, paroles
Alex Farel. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42629; Auguste Bosc, Paris. 661
Enchantment; a choral waltz, w and m
Samuel Richards Gaines; sop., alto
and bass. © Dec. 17, 19354 E pub.
49964; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
662
Encounter by chance; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116703; James
Herbert Speer, Lima, O. 663
End (The) of the Caribou trail; w and
m Elton Box, Desmond Cox and
Paddy Roberts; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Jan. 3, 1935; E for.
42560; Cameo music pub. co., Lon-
don. 664
End (The) of the road; valse song.
© 1e. Dec. 17, 1935; E unp. 115964;
Bessie Muggleton, Boynton, Fla.
665
End (The) of the trail; w A. Sizemore
and Ray Williams; pf.; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 10,1935; E pub. 53063;
Asher Sizemore, Louisville. 666
waltz song. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1936;
E unp. 116085; Leonard A. Widaw-
ski, Detroit. 667
Ending; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
OF O30 By Mp. lao is. VV
Haynes, jr., Brandenburg, Ky. 668
Entertainer (The); coll. of material
for the amateur performer; with m.
© Dee. 6, 1935; AA 194310; Amsco
music sales co., inec., New York.
669
Enzeli; arr. Max Berry; pf. ©1..
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115751; Max
Bergunker, Brooklyn. 670
Equinox; march, w Hlsa Wissell, m
and arr. Edwin Franko Goldman;
band pts. © Dec. 28, 19385; E pub.
02554; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
671
Es6 van, meg Arviz van az uteankban ;
csardas, szévegét és zenéjét irta:
Fothy Fischer Erné [i. e., E. Fischer]
© Novy. 1, 1935; E pub. 53090 ; Ernéd
Fischer, New York. 672
Espana cafi; paso-doble, Pascual Mar-
quina, arr. Graham Prince; orch.
pts. © Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52596;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 673
Kternal (The) flame; w Irving Israel,
with melody. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1986;
E unp. 116586; Robert Enoch, New
York. 674
Ethiopia stretch forth your hands unto
God; song, arr. Virgil Johnson. ©
1 ec. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115887;
Parker Scott, Los Angeles. 675
Kithiopian (The) war; song, melody
James Morehead. © 1 e¢. Jan. 18,
1936; E unp. 116610; Sidney Haw-
kins, New York. 676
Etiopia; conga-rumba, Eliseo Grenet ;
orch, ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42605; Julio Garzon, Paris. 677
Etre deux; dans Un coup de veine,
livret Aibert Willemetz et A. Mouézy-
Eon, m Maurice Yvain. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42216; Royalty, Paris.
678
Ktude for left hand alone; by Allen
Spencer; pf. © Dec. 31, 1985; HE
pub. 52823; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 679
Etude in A minor; by Allen Spencer;
pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 52820;
H. T. FitzSimons co., Chicago. 680
Hitude in B flat minor; by Allen
Spencer; pf. © Dec. 31, 1935; E
pub. 52822; H. T. FitzSimons ¢o.,
Chicago. 681
Etude in C major; by Allen Spencer;
pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 52819;
H. T. FitzSimons co., Chicago. 682
Etude in F sharp minor; by Allen
Spencer; pf. © Dec. 31, 1985; E
26
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
pub. 52821; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 683
Even unto the stars; song, w Jonny
Cran. © lic. Jan; 29, 1936; E unp.
117153 ; Hugene Butowsky, Philadel-
phia. 684
Evening; by Alec Rowley; pf. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Dec. 23, 1985;
E for. 42472; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 685
Evening hymn; w Adelaide Procter,
m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach; mixed
yoices. © Jan. 17, 1936; E pub.
52984; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 686
Evening over the forest; w Beatrice
Mayor, m C. Armstrong Gibbs; sop.
1, 2 and alto. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© Dec. 17, 1985; E for. 42459;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 687
Evening shadows; w Jean Crichton,
m May H. Brahe; in C. © Nov. 26,
1935; HE for. 42465; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 688
Eventually; w James Springer, m Ed-
ward Welch. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1986;
EH unp. 115536; John Edward Welch,
Brooklyn. 689)
Hver hear a Gypsy playing; waltz, w
Hugene Yelle, melody Michael Smith.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116592 ;
Yelle and Smith, ine, Herkimer,
NY, ‘690
Evergreen (The) trees; w Ruth Roloff,
m Adella Carlson Altman; sop. 1, 2
and alto1, 2. © Jan. 2, 1936; E pub.
52881; Hyde Park music publishers,
Chicago. 691
Every day is mother’s day to me; w
and melody Dorothy B. Pope. ©1.
Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116444;
Dorothy B. Pope Kokesch, Utica,
N. Y. 692
Every kiss that you gave to me; w Bert
Tompkins, m Chester Tompkins and
Robert Tague; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 16, 1935; E pub. 52883; C. W.
Tompkins, Bayard, Neb. 693.
Every little theme song; from Lines
for love; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116152; Jua-
son LaHaye, jr., Bridgeport, Conn.
694
Everybody’s theme song; w and mel-
ody A. V. Hull, arr. Margaret
Coutché; with violin. © 1 ¢. Jan.
29, 1986; E unp. 117183; Ada Vir-
ginia Hull, Hollywood, Calif. 695
51882—36——3 :
27
708
Hiveryone suddenly burst out singing;
pt.-song, w Siegfried Sassoon, mC. 8.
Lang, op. 26; mixed voices. © Jan.
9, 1986; E for. 42664; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 696
Ev’ry promise you made; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1986; E unp. 116509; Cliff M.
Woodard, Lenoxville, Que., Canada.
697
Ev’rybody’s got to wear a smile; w
and m Bert Elton; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete., R. S. Stoddon. © Jan. 1,
1986; E for. 42563; B. Feldman &
co., London. 688
Ewig rauscht das meer ; fox-trot, [and]
Das lied von der kleinen frau: aus
Hiner zuviel an bord, w Erwin Leh-
now, m Werner Bochmann. © Nov.
11, 1985; E for. 42598; Ufaton-ver-
lags g. m. b. h., Berlin. 699
Exercises for ensemble drill; viola
suppl., Raymond C. Fussell; band or
orch. © Feb. 3, 1936; AA 196275;
Paul A. Schmitt music co., Minneap-
olis. 700
Hxperience meeting in Capernaum;
hymn. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 52947;
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 701
Eyes (The) of Texas; w John Lang
Sinclair, set to m of, I’ve been work-
ing on the railroad, arr. Oscar J.
Fox; mixed voices and male voices,
unace. © Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 52748;
C. C. Birechard & co., Boston. 702
Eyes of violet blue; w and m Gracie
Cornett. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116359; Gracie Cornett Ramsey, San
Antonio. 703
Faccetta nera; marcia, versi Renato
Micheli, m Mario Ruccione. © Nov.
15, 1935; E for. 42109; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan. 704
Faces in the firelight; song, w Carl P.
Leinberger. © 1 ¢. Jan. 27, 1936;
E unp. 117020; Carl L. Williams,
Pittsburgh. 705
Faded coat of blue; w and melody A. P.
Carter. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1935; E unp.
116726; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 706
Fair as the moon; song. © 1. Jan.
31, 1986; E unp. 117349; Jane Lu-
cille Evans, Erie, Col. 107
Fairer than Killarney’s roses ; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116501; Anna
Rex Lowrie, Dayton, 0. 708
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
708*
Fairy moon; musical playet, libretto
HKthel Watts Mumford, lyrics and m
Lily Strickland. Voc. se. © Dee.
10, 1935; D 39018; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. TOS8*
Fairy (The) queen; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115584; E. H. Carle,
Glassville, N. B., Canada. 709
2-pt. song, w anon., m Margaret
Lyell; equal voices. © Jan. 10,
1936; E for. 42521; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London. 710
Fairy tale: song of Ophelia, by N.
Medtner, op. 14, no. 1, arr. Max
Hirschfeld; pf. © Jan. 21, 1986; H
pub. 52989; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. T11
Faites un sourire; paroles René Le-
court, m Louis Raspini. © Nov. 1,
1985; E for, 42619; Publications
Francis-Day, Ss. a., Paris. 712
Falling in love with you; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp.
116877; Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okl. 713
False Fernando; operetta, libretto
David Stevens, m Roy S. Stoughton.
© Jan. 27, 1936: D 39014; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. ale
Fantasia of the veld; medley of South
African native tunes, Adolph Hallis
and Lola Gordon, arr. G. Walter-
Goehr; oreh. pts. © Oct. 10, 1935;
E for. 42587; United music publish-
ers, ltd., London. 714
Fantasia sobre cinco notas; de Joaquin
Turina, op. 83; pf. © Dee. 11, 1935;
EK for. 42113; Union musical espa-
hola, Madrid. 715
Fare ye well; tr. from the German,
William A. Hunter, m Fredrich Sil-
cher, set Morten J. Luvaas; men’s
voices. © Dec. 16, 1935; E pub.
2671; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
716
Farewell; slow-fox, R.W. Copping;
saxo alto mi bémol, violon ou accor-
déon, trompette si bémol et pf. con-
ducteur. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42143; C. Joubert & cie., Paris. T17
Farmers; w William Alexander Percy,
m from Watts’ musical miscellany,
harmonized. © Oct. 21, 1935; E pub.
52510; Edith Lovell Thomas, New
York. 718
Fascinating, captivating. lovable you;
w Ben Daniels, melody Hal Millis. ©
1 er Jan. 7) 1886" EH unp. 115822 -
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Benjamin de Smith Daniels, New-
ark WN. 719
Fascinating you; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ¢ Jan. (6,° 1986+") ane miliageen
Thompson C. Snow, Miami, Fia.
720
Favola (la) del figlio cambiato ; fram-
menti sinfonici, Gian Francesco Ma-
lipiero; partitura d’orch. © Dee. 27,
1935; E for. 42082; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan. (PAL
Favela (Una) di Andersen; sceneggi-
ata e musicata, versi e m Antonio
Veretti; orch. Partitura. © Dec.
17, 1935; EH for. 42075; G. Ricordi &
eo., Milan. 722
Festival songs for Delaware schools,
1935-1936; w and melodies various
authors, ed. Marguerite V. Hood,
Glenn Gildersleeve, Helen 8S. Leavitt,
and others. © Sept. 30, 1935; AA
185415; Ginn & co., Boston. 723
Fido, the prodigal; humoresque, May-
hew Lake; band. © Dec. 24, 1935;
EK pub. 52700; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 724
Fields (The) beyond; w Marguerite
Beaushaw, melody Fredrik Coles.
©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117190;
Frederick Ralph Mullins Coles,
Plainfield, N. J. 725
Fiévre jaune; poésie Nino, traduction
allemande Hansi Gosselin, traduc-
tion anglaise Yvonne Deneufville, m
A. Honegger. © Oct. 1, 1985; E for.
42208; Siréne musicale, Paris. 726
TFigli (1) della lupa; versi Luigi Gene-
sio Coppa, m Nazareno Padellaro.
© Jan. 13, 1936; E for. 42584; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. (O76
Filles et garcons; paroles Anfos Mar-
tin, air dun vieux noél provencgal
harmonisé Alexis Berger. © Sept.
1, 1985; E for. 42162; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 728
Finger exercises for the pocket mu-
tane.. .©))-Dee.,., 17; 19355n aor:
42439; George Woodhouse, London.
729
Finger wave; melody. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116305; Harvey Brooks,
Los Angeles. 730
Fiorella; parole e m Giacinto Sallus-
tio. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 42059;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 731
IIp@rn ayarn (First love); w and m
Nicholas Hatziapostolou. © Aug.
21, 1985; E pub. 52955; Apollo music
co., New York. Tee
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
First (The) Noél; old traditional
earol, arr. Walter Lane; pf. with w.
© Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52566;
Shattinger piano & music Co., Si.
Louis. 733
First year Pureell; 24 compositions
Henry Purcell, adapted, arr. and ed.
BE. Markham Lee; pf. © Dee. 18,
1935; E for. 42427; Alfred Lengnick
& co., Itd., London. 734
Wisherman Jo; waltz, w Marge Ste-
wart, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115575; Mar-
garet Zimmerman Stewart, Moor-
ingsport, La. e 735
Flag (The) salute; song; [mixed
voices] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E
unp. 116358; Virginia Williams,
Washington. 736
Flight (The) of the bumblebee; by
Rimsky-Korsakoff, transcribed Cecil
Leeson; EH flat alto saxophone and
pf. © Jan. 1, 1936; E pub. 52648;
Mecca music service, New York.
7137
Flipa flopa summ’a coola; w and m
Anna. Banri. ©) 1c. Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 1169837; Anna Blazejewski.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 738
Floating thru the air; song, w Eddie
Vacearello. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936; BH
unp. 117222; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 739
Flor silvestra; by Pedro Flores; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1935; E unp.
116737; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 740
Florida (The) special; tango, w Geo.
P. James, m F. Fanciulli, rev. C.
Miller; with guit. arr. © Jan. 27,
19386; E pub. 53108; Atlantic coast
line railroad co., Wilmington, N. C.
741
Floridy; arr. F. L. Obannon; pf. with
w. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117137; John Joseph Brown, Choko-
loskee, Fla. 742
Flowers (The) that bloom in the
spring; from The mikado, w W. S.
Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr.
Bryceson Treharne; men’s cho. ©
Jan. 30, 1936; E pub. 53151; Boston
music co., Boston. 743
Elutist’s (The) formulae ; compendium
of daily studies on six basic exer-
cises, Georges Barrére. © Dec. 28,
1935; HK pub. 52667; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 744.
29
758
Flying across the sky; waltz, w and
melody. ..© 1 « Jan. 28, 19386: HB
unp. 117114; Alfred Marion Voit,
Louisville. 745
Flying (The) cardinals; march; orch.
pts., with w. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936;
H unp. 117026; Paul D. H. Leman,
Washington. 746
Flying high; w and m William W.
Shepherd; pf. ©1«c. Jan. 11, 1936;
Hi eunp. 116216; Syivester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 747
For love of you; song, w Elizabeth
Archer Penick aur©me ly Chan. 2a
19386; EH unp. 117070; J. Chas Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. T48
For love’s sake, save the last waltz
for me; song, m Geo. Lessner.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; EH unp. 115801 ;
Eva Moore, Crawfordville, Fla. 749
For me; duett and cho., arr. Arthur
F. Fuller. © Dec. 26, 1985; E pub-
52680:; Rachel House Ball, Los
Angeles. 750
For Texas; song. © Jan. ‘23, 1936;
E pub. 53012; Mona Meier Nelson,
Wichita Falls, Tex. Jol
For the glory of Marquette; song.
lic. Jan, sil, 19386; BH unp. 117347;
William O. Faist, Milwaukee, 752
Yor we're together again; fox-trot, w
and m Bill Hazard; pf. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1986; H unp. 115863; William
Scribner Hazard, Pittsfield, Mass.
153
For you alone Lucia; English w
Thomas Connor and Edward Lis-
bona, m C. A. Bixio. © Jan. 9, 1936;
E for. 42542; Dix, Itd., London. 754
Forever ; fox trot, w T. Smith, C. Med-
calf and Lu Harl, melody Lu Earl.
©1e. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116930;
Thelma Smith and Clarence Med-
ealf, Dawson, Tex. 75D
Forever and ever; w and melody Lyia
Myers. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115779; Lyla Myers Prather, Little
Rock, Ark. 756
Forget: song, w Sam D. Wemott. ©
1 ec. Nov. 29, 19385; E unp. 116328 ;
Olive Hlsworth Proudfit, Natchi-
toches, La. TOT
Forgetting you is out of the question ;
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 16, 19386;
EK unp. 116477; Joe Sasso, Los An-
geles. 758
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
759
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Forgive me; fox trot song. © 1 e¢.
Dec. 4, 1985; E unp. 115919: Lottie
Dymerski, Brooklyn. 759
Forgive me Lord, I pray; song. © 1
ec. Dec. 13, 1985; E unp. 115630;
Myrtie Randolph Fleuriet, Donna,
Tex. 760)
Forgotten melody; w and melody. ©
1 c Jan. 7, 1935; E unp. 115838;
Michael Rechler, New York. (61
Forty little steps from heaven; fox-
trot, m Arthur Thibodeau; pf., with
Woe Ou lve Jad. v.) 193a6°) Hump:
115814; Roy W. Swanson, Minne-
apolis. 762
Forty second street romance; fox trot
song. ©1c. Dec. 4, 1935; E unp.
115923; Nello Cecconi, Los Angeles.
763
Fragole; fox trot, versi Bixio Cheru-
bini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio. ©
Noy. 15, 1985; E for. 42103; S. a. m.
Bixio, Milan. 764
Frank Murphy; march; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116488; Franz
Geisz, Detroit. 765
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s for you; fox
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 19386; E unp. 116799;
Joe Brack, Belton, Mo. 766
Friday afternoons; w various authors,
m Benjamin Britten. v. 1, 2.
Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 42567, 42568;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 767, 768
Friend (The) that I found in you;
song, w Alice Sudduth. ©1c. Jan.
30, 1986; EH unp. 117223; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 769
From the distant land of Volga; Rus-
sian folk-song, traditional w, Eng-
lish version Maxwell H. Popkin, m
arr. Boris Levenson; men’s cho. ©
Jan. 2, 19386; E pub. 52660; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 770
Fugue in D; string quartet. Sa ©
1c Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116608;
Olive Ellsworth Proudfit, Natchi-
toches, La. 771
Fugues 4 4 parties; des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours de fugue, année 19385, sujets
Henri Rabaud, fugues Georges Fri-
boulet, Lucien Duchemin et Pierre
Moreau. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42154; Heugel, Paris. (72
Fulfilment; w Mordaunt Currie, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs, op. 83, no. 3. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Nov. 26, 1935;
30
E for. 42461; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 173
Full fathom five; 2-pt. song, poem
Shakespeare; equal voices. © Jan.
10, 1936; E for. 42517; E. Markham
Lee, Riffel, Woodford Green, Essex,
England. 774
Full June moon in the sky; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
115712; William Benson Richter,
Philadelphia. T15
Funiculi-funiculé ; Neapolitan melody,
Hnglish w Vivien Lambelet, m Luigi
Denza. [English and Italian w] ©
Nov. 11, 1935; E for. 42044; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
776
G (The) man; w and melody. ©1ec.
Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 116197; George
D. Hudson, Mansfield, Mass. TUT
Gaily sailing to Sunset Valley; song.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1936; EH unp. 116336;
Mildred L. Hart, Des Moines. T778
Gambler’s (The) confession; w and
melody Reece Fleming and Rufus
Townsend. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1935; E
unp. 116730; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 179
Garbo Green; novelty fox trot, w and
m Fred Fisher. © Jan. 13, 1936;
E pub. 52798; Joe Davis, ine., New
York. 780
Garden memories; song, arr. Harriet
Juergensen. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936; H
unp. 1160388; Martha T. Blum, Chi-
cago. 781
Garden (The) of childhood ; Children’s
day pageant, Mattie B. Shannon,
incidental m various composers. ©
Apr. 16, 1935; E pub. 52890; Jude-
find bros., Baltimore. 782
Garden (A) of memory; w A. H.
Ackley, m B. D. Ackley; pf. ©
Dec. 27, 19385; E pub. 52535; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 783
Garden (The) of the moon; w Monroe
Selig, m Alois Kutschera and M.
Selig, © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53144; Foreign and domestic music
corp., New York. 784
Garrotin gitano; par Modesto et
Vicente Romero; pf. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E tor, 42612; Julio Garzon, Paris.
785
Gauchos (The) complain; rhumba fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116188; Marcel
Rodrigo, Brooklyn. 785
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
813
Gavotte; by William Bell; E flat or
BB flat tuba and pf. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 53044; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York 787
from the Symphonie classique, S.
Prokofieff, op. 25, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; pf. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
52990; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 788
Gay chickadee; song, melody Ray
Cameron and Webbie Gillen. © 1.
Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115807; Kath-
leen Maart, Manasquan, N. J. 789
Gay gallantry; pageant dance, Percy
KE, Fletcher, arr. Denis Wright;
brass bands pts. © Jan. 3, 1936;
E for. 42569; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 790
Gazin’ at the haze upon the moon; w
William Wyman, and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115660; Ken-
neth Grant Carroll, Painesville, O.
791
Gee! I wish I was her beau; w Don
Cameron, melody Ed. Pegram. ©
1 e. Dee. 30, 19385; E unp. 115450;
Edwin Baron Pegram and Donald
Weckford Cameron, Bozeman, Mont.
792
Gee man, why must you be a G man; w
and melody Evelyn Pennie. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 17, 1936; E unp 116522; Evelyn
Panikoff, New Haven. 793
Gentle Julia; [music for] end title,
Samuel Kaylin; pf. © 1. Jan. 7,
19386; E unp. 116546; Movietone
music corp., New York. 794
Gentleman (The) consents; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp.
117117; Bonnie Dee Dean, McPher--
795
Get out in the sun; w and m Larry
Larsen; bass voice. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1936; E unp. 117257; Procter & Gam-
ble co., Cincinnati. 786
Get thee behind me Satan; from IF ol-
low the fleet, w and m Irving Berlin;
with symbols for guit. and chords for
ukuleie and banjo. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 52752; Irving Berlin, ine,
New York. 797
Get yourself in rythm on a rythm bike;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1936;
EK ounp. 116711; Merle M. Pitcher,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 798
Ghost (The) of love; song, arr. Alyne
Sidney. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1986; E unp.
117149; Jane Dowling Hairis,
Dothan, Ala. 799
son, Kan.
ol
Giddi-ap; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
14, 1986; E unp. 116374; Anthony
Talento, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 800
Gift (The) of song; w F. S. Myers, m
RK; Canlton,.jrs; an, Eh flat. V@) ive:
Jan. 9, 19836; E unp. 1160438; Rob’t
Carlton, jr. and Flora Strauss Myers,
Shreveport, La. 801
Ginetta; rumba-biguine, S. Chapelier ;
orch, ptes. © Nov. 1, 1985; E for.
42631; L. Philippo, Paris. 802.
Girl (The) of my golden dreams; pf.,
with guit. arr., and w. © Dee. 10,
1935; E pub. 58057; Asher Sizemore,
Louisville. 803
Girls of the eight and forty; march, w
and m Dorothy Wilson; pf. treble.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117121;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs, Stanley
R. Wilson, West Los Angeles. 804
Giro-tondo dei fanciulli; piccola suite,
Hizio Carabella; orch. Partitura. ©
Dec. 17, 1985; E for. 42072; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 805
Give ear to my words, O Lord; w from
the Bible; sop. or ten. © 1. Nov.
29, 1985; E unp. 116329; Olive Ells-
worth Proudfit, Natchitoches, La.
S06
Give me everything I ask; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1985; E unp.
115913; Ruby Moore Smith, Chicago.
807
Give me the painted skies of my west-
ern paradise; w John Vilas; pf. ©
1 e. Jan. 11, 1986; EH unp. 116223;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
808
Give-me your hand; w Eric Little, m
Christopher Grant ; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. and pf. accordion. © Dec.
19, 1985; H for. 42343; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 809:
Give us the New deal; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116606;
Thomas Wendell DeVergnies, Blocm-
field, N. J. 810
Give us this night; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©1«. Jan.
30, 1986; E unp. 117208; Famous
music corp., New York. Sil
Glade (The) in the wood; valse song.
1 ce. Dec. 26, 1985; E unp. 116123;
W. M. Keith, Seneca, Kan. 812
Gladiator (The) ; march, J. P. Sousa,
arr, Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 23, 1985; E for. 42477; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 813
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
814
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
Gliding with the breeze; violin and pf.
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117189;
George Byron Morrison, jr., Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 8i4
Glimpses ; song cycle, w Leone Le Doux.
© ic. Dec. 3, 1935; E unp. 114222;
Wes Daniels, Los Angeles. 815
Glint (The) in your eye; vaise song.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115846;
Mary Penfold, Lang, Sask., Canada.
816
Gloomy wood; English text Arthur
Knox, m Lully, arr. Francis Moore;
male voices. © Jan. 13, 1986; E pub.
52849; Galaxy music ccrp., New
York. 817
Glorious girl; w and m Charlie Tobias,
Charles Newman and Murray Men-
cher; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Jan. 20, 1936; E pub. 58076; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 818
Glorious (The) gospel of God; hymn.
Dee. 27, 1885; E pub. 52507;
Verner A. Hultman, ‘Tonawanda,
INS NG 819
Glory (The) of His presence; w Os-
wald J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley; pf.
© Dee. 27, 1935; E pub. 52588;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
20:
Go and proclaim; hymn, w Thomas
Morell, m arr, Esther Shelhamer. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116905;
Haw. W. Calloway, Cincinnati. 821
Go lovely rose; w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115833; Michael
Rechler, New York. 822
God builds my life; w Oswald J. Smith,
m B. D. Ackley ; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
HF) pub. 52540'; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 823.
God defend the right; hymn, w and
m A. H. Ackley. © Dee. 27, 1985;
HH pub. 52537 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
_ Chicago. 824
God meant you for me; w Richard
Brown and Bob Hoffman, and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan, 17, 1986; E unp.
116519; Richard Warren Brown,
Elizabeth, N. J. 825.
God remembers to forget; w and m
A. H. Ackley; pf. © Dec. 27, 1985;
HE) pub. 52551; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 826
God rest you merry, gentlemen; Hng-
lish carol, 17th century, arr. Walter
Lane; pf. with w. © Dec. 28, 1935;
E pub. 52564; Shattinger piano &
music ¢co., St. Louis. 827
32
God so loved the world; Christmas
service, recitations and pageant Mat-
tie B. Shannon, w and m of songs
W. B. Judefind. © Oct. 8, 1935; HB
pub. 52474; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 828
Gold and silver; by Franz Lehar, new
arr. Mort H. Glickman; pf. © Jan.
10, 1986; E pub. 52913; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 829
Gold hair; by Granville Bantock; pf.
Berners ed. © Oct. 30, 1985; E for.
42395; Joseph Williams, itd., Lon-
don. 830
Gold moon; song, arr. Alyne Sidney.
©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117150;
Jane Dowling Harris, Dothan, Ala.
831
Gold star in the blue sky; w and mel-
ody Evelyn Pennie. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1986; E unp. 116525; Evelyn Pani-
koff, New Haven. 832
Golden hours; w and m_ Herbert
Stearns. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; EB
unp. 116539; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 833
Golden memory; w Harry C. Pyle, mel-
ody Inez C. Munich. © 1. Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 117104; John Henry
Munich, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 534
Golden slumbers; w Thomas Dekker,
traditional English air, arr. Hugh S.
Roberton; mixed choir or quartet;
pf. or organ ace. © Dec. 31, 19385;
E pub. 58036; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 835
Golden (The) wedding; by Gabriel-
Marie, arr. Mort H. Glickman; pf.
© Jan. 15, 1936; E pub. 52885; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 836
Gone from me; fox-trot song. © 1 ©.
Nov. 27, 1935; E unp. 115945; Billie
MecGlasson, Commera, Tex. 837
Good bye old Depression; pf., with w.
©1ec. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 116325;
Frank 8S. Maling, Kent, Wash. 838
Good morning sunshine; fox-trot, w
and m Wallie Maurice. © 1 c¢. Nov.
19, 1935; E unp. 115949; Wallie Mau-
rice Schmockel, Havre, Mont. 839
Good night; song. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 1173856; Marguerite Currau,
Washington. 840
Goody goody; w and m Johnny Mercer
and Matt Malneck; with guit. arr.
© Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 52879; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 841
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Gossip Joan; w from Pills to purge
melancholy, m MHnglish air, cirea
1700, arr. William Arms Fisher;
high voice; in F. © Dee. 11, 1935;
E pub. 52482; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 842
Got my baby back; w, melody and
banjo 1 and 2 obbls. ©1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117288; William Nich-
olas, New York. 843
Got to dance my way to heaven; w and
m Sam Coslow; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 31, 1986; E for. 42677; Cine-
phonic music co., Itd., London. 844
Gotta go; w B. Nisen, m M. J. David-
son. © 1. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp.
116529 ; Milton J. Davidson and Bar-
ney Nisen, Los Angeles. 845
Gotta go to work again; fox trot, w
Milton Paseal, m Edgar Fairchild,
arr. Ned Freeman; orch. pts., with
male trio. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53133 : Hdward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 846
w Milton Paseal, m Edgar Fair-
enid= with suit: arr.’ © Jan. 23,
1936; E pub. 53010; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 847
Gounod (Charles Francois) Houses cf
worship; song, m arr. N. A. Mon-
tani. © Oct. 21, 1935; E pub. 52518;
Edith Lovell Thomas, New York.
848
Lovely appear; arr. Wm. Noeisch.
new arr. Walter Sassmannshausen ;
mixed voices. © Dec. 20, 1985; H
pub. 52921; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 849
Sanctus; from the communion
service for men’s voices in G, arr.
Theodore Ganschow; mixed voices.
© Nov. 5, 1935; E pub. 52148; H. T.
FitzSimons co., inc., Chicago. 850
Graduate (The) nurses’ march; pf. ©
1 ec, Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116442;
Janet Hila Watt, Cincinnati. 851
Graener (Paul) Drei schwedische
tinze; op. 98, arr. Leopold Wenin-
ger; kleines orch. stimmen. © July
31, 1935; E for. 42325; Hd. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 852
Sonate; op. 101: violoncell u.
klavier. © Sept. 17, 1935; E for.
42328; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
853
Gramercy square; waltz, Allan Grant,
arr. Carleton Colby ; dance orch. pts.
© Jan. 8, 1986; E pub. 52724; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 854
867
Gram’s old dinner bell dwelling ; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116904; Viola Cupps Pierce, Los An-
geles. 855
Grand circus spectacle march; by Jerry
Bangs: pi. (© 1 c Jans, 1936-78
unp. 117352; Gerald F.. (Jerry)
Bangs, Lisbon, N. H. 856
Grandfather’s clock; song, new pf. arr.,
and Hawaiian guit. solo, in note and
diagram Nick Manoloff; with chords
for ukulele and guit. © Jan. 14,
1936; E pub. 528387; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 857
Grandmother’s lap: w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117111;
Kenneth Carson Wiseman, Los An-
geles. 858
Grandpapa said to grandmama; w and
melody Rob Knott. ©1c. Jan. 13,
1936; H unp. 116265; Robert Knott
Gordon, Lansing, Mich. 859
Grasshopper (The) ; poem Cicily Engle-
field; unison voices. © Jan. 10,
1936; E for. 42516; Hnid Hugh-
Jones, London. 860
Great is the Holy One of Israel; an-
them, w from Isaiah, m Henry Lin-
coln Case, arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Dec. 28,
1935; E pub. 52629; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 861
Great is the Lord; text based in part
on Psalm 49, m Walter Ernest Bus-
zin; 3 or 4 pt. treble voices. © Jan.
10, 1986; E pub. 52876; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 862
Great rivers; international rhapsody
on Volga boatmen, Blue Danube and
Swanee River, Gregory Stone; pf.
1,2. © Jan. 20, 1986; E pub. 52961;
Prelude music co., New York. 863
Great things; w Thomas Hardy, m
John Ireland. no. 2. © Dee. 17,
19385; E for. 42450; Augener, Itd.,
London. 864
reatest (The) plan; w and melody.
© 1e. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117281;
Joe T. Thomas, Cleveland. 865
Green magic; by Chris. M. Edmunds,
op. 31, no. 3; pf. © Jan. 15, 1936;
E for. 42673; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 866
Greeting; march, intro. How do you
do, ete., Mayhew Lake; band pts.
© Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 52496; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York, 867
33
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
&68
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Greetings pal; w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116348; Harle
F. Olin, Los Angeles. 868
Grey clouds; song. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 116865; Thelma Hester
869
Grey squirrels; by Chris. M. Edmunds,
op. 30, no. 3: pf. © Jan. 15, 1936;
HB for. 42670; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 870
Gridiron (The); march, Leslie EHls-
worth Earsley; band pts. © Jan. 1,
1936; E pub. 52841; Albert James
White, Vinton, Ia. 871
Grief; slow-fox-trot, w, m and arr.
Giuseppe Zucchini; jazz orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42040; Edi-
zioni Mario Aromando, Milan. 872
Grieg (Kdvard Hagerup) Ase’s death ;
op. 46, no. 2, arr. Mort H. Glickman ;
pf. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub. 53049;
Calumet music co., Chicago. $73:
—— Jesu, tender Saviour; w Lulu L.
Ganschow, m arr. Theo. F. Gans-
chow; mixed voices. © Nov. 27,
1935; E pub. 52147: H. T. Fitz
Simons co., ine., Chicago. 874
Grow, tobacco, grow ; Virginia colonial
planter’s song, w Daniel Henderson,
m Louis Drakeford. © 1 ¢ Jan.
Jones, Oceanside, Calif.
15, 1986; E unp. 116427; Lewis
Henry Drakeford, Astoria, L. L.,
INES Ye 875
Gruen (Rudolph) Scherzo; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Jan. 10, 1936; E pub.
52845; Associated music publishers,
inc., New York. 876
Guards (The) parade; marching song,
English w Jack Payne, French w
Geo. Koger, m Vincent Scotto. ©
Oct 10, 1985; E for. 42589; United
music publishers, ltd., London. 877
Guiding (The) star; Christmas sery-
ice, w Mary Mills, m Roy E Nolte,
H. P. Hopkins and W. B. Judefind.
© Oct. 8, 1935; E pub. 52475; Jude-
find bros., Baltimore. 878
Guinguette (La) fleurie; valse mus-
ette, paroles et m S. Chapelier ; orch.
ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42632;
L. Philippo, Paris. 879
Gypsy (The) and his old violin; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 115716; Katherine Nador, St.
Louis. 880
Gypsy lullaby; waltz, w and m Bill
Hazard, arr. 8S. Stolberg; pf. © 1
ec. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115864; Wil-
liam Scribner Hazard, Pittsfield,
Mass. 881
Gypsy moods; by Gustav Klemm; pf.
© Jan. 22, 1986; E pub. 52992; B.
F. Wood music co., Boston. 882
—— rhapsonette; pf. ©1e¢. Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 116380; Isadore H.
Yackolow, Boston. 883.
Gypsy Sue; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 24, 19386; E unp. 116913; Emily
Lamp, Enderlin, N. D. 884
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Joy to
the world; w Isaac Watts, m from
Handel’s Messiah, arr. Walter Lane;
pf. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52567;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 885
The trumpet shall sound; bass
aria from the Messiah, freely arr. ;
men’s cho.; pf. or organ ace.
Jan. 21, 1936; E for. 42683; Arnold
Williams, Southampton, England.
886
Hail men of adventure hail; w and
melody Peter Dixon, George Cole
and Enoch Light. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17,
1986; E unp. 116688: Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec., New York. 887
Hail the new born King; hymn. ©
Dee. 23, 1985; E pub. 52506; Verner
A. Hultman, Tonawanda, N. Y. 888
Hamavdil; religious text, m arr. Mau-
rice Goldman. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 116704; Aron Tishkowsky,
Cleveland. 889
Hand in hand; w and melody John D.
Marks. ©1c. Jan. 24, 19386; E unp.
116925; Crawford music corp., New
York. 890
— w P. Browne, and melody. © 1
ce. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115623; Pat
Browne and Richard Avarre, Los
Angeles. 891
Handy’s (W. C.) Beale street blues;
concert jazz arr. J. Lawrence Cook;
pf. © Dee. 16, 1935; E pub. 52276;
Handy bros. music co., ine., New
York. 892
Happy days; galop; pf. © Jan. 10,
19386; E pub. 52906; Henry J.
Sterner, Emaus, Pa. 893
Happy fingers; [accordion] © 1 «
Jan, 14, 1936; E unp. 116292; Ernest
Minchella, Detroit. 894
Harmony and music arranging course
in 20 lessons; by Lew Gould. ©
June 1, 1985; AA 194375; Lew E.
Gould, Peace Dale, R. I. 895
34
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
920
Harmony (The) quartette collection ;
w and m various authors, arr. John
Klenner and others; male voices.
nO, (25,..©) Jan. 21, 1986, "pub.
58085; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 896
Harvest moon; w Augusta Ann Ander-
son; pf. © 1. Jan. 31, 1936; EH
unp. 117302; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 897
Has anybody seen my kitty; pf., with
euit. arr., and w. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E pub. 53056; Asher Sizemore, Louis-
ville. 898
Has anybody seen my little pussy-cat;
w and m George Jackley, Will Wise
and Everett Lynton, arr. F. HE.
Bentley; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
and pf. accordion. © Dec. 27, 1935;
E for. 42337; Lawrence Wright
music co., Itd., London. 899
Has anybody seen our ship; from To-
night at 8-30, w and m Noel Coward;
with arr. for pf. accordion and guit.
© Oct. 15, 1985; E for 42412; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 900
Hasta la tumba; by Pedro Flores; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1935; E unp.
116738; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 901
Hastings (Ross) Two encore songs;
w Grace Bush and Heinrich Heine.
© Dec. 20, 1985; E pub. 52601;
Wesley Webster, San Bruno, Calif.
$02
Have dreams any meaning; song, w
rey. and m Christian Marcus. © 1c.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116458; Wil-
liam Dailey, New York. 903
Have you counted the cost; w T. O.
Chisholm, m A. J. Hodge; pf. ©
Dee. 27, 1935; E pub. 52530; Homer |
904
Have you responded; sacred song, w
Gordon M. Peterson. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1986; E unp. 115686; Frederick Ells-
worth Shaffer, jr., Long Beach, Calif.
905
Hawaiian echoes; Hawaiian guit. ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 117078;
John T. Morell, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
906
Haydn (Franz Josef) We, Thy
people praise Thee; St. Anthony’s
chorale, irregular, w Kate Stearns
Page, m arr. from Joseph Haydn.
© Oct. 21, 1985; E pub. 52517; Edith
Lovell Thomas, New York. 907
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
30
Haymakers; by Everett Stevens; pf.
© Jan. 24, 1936; E pub. 538102; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 908
He comes whistling; w and melody
Mary Claudine Roberts Byrne. © 1
ce. Dee. 18, 1985; E unp. 1161938;
Mary Roberts Byrne, Mobile. 909
He is my covering; song, m Ruby
Robinson Pease. © Aug. 4, 1985;
EK pub. 52446; Charles Howard
Bailey, Colon, Neb. 910
He’s sufficient; w J. E. Wofford, m
T. N. Wofford. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 116701; Thelma N. Wofford
and James E. Wofford, Pittsburgh.
911
He said good-night when he really
meant good-bye; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115644;
Johnny Volze, New York. 912
He whispered love’s message to me;
w HK. C. Baird, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Dee. 27, 1935; EH pub. 525438;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 913
He wooed her, and wooed her and
wooed her; American version Rudy
Vallee, m Cecil Harrington and Jack
Lupus; with guit. arr. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 52787; Peter Maurice
music co., Itd., London. 914
Heart’s desire: pf., with w. © 1«.
Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116434; Rob-
ert C. McKinley, Haddonfield, N. J.
915
——— Selection, from the film, Richard
Tauber and G. H. Clutsam, arr. Ar-
thur Wood; brass band pts. © Jan.
30, 1936; E for. 42687; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 916
Heaven; melody Shep Fields and S.
Gioé. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1985; E unp.
115708; Sal Gioé and Saul Feldman,
Los Angeles. 917
Heaven must have sent you; song. ©
1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116308;
Raymond Homer Sather, Brooklyn.
918
Heavenly (The) song; w Claude
Lyttleton, m Hamilton Grey, arr.
Gerald Grey; mixed cho., with sop.
and ten. solos. © Jan. 6, 1986; H
pub. 52682; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 919
Heckenkind (Das); text Hermann
Lions, m Ludwig Roselius, op. 14,
no. 1; hohe stimme. © Sept. 18,
1935; E for. 42330; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin. 920
Hembras
Herbstmanover ;
Hills (The)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
921
Hedges; fox-trot, de Femmes en folie,
H. Bonnet et EH. P. Arséne; orch.
ptes. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42171;
H. Bonnet et H. P. Arséne, Paris.
921
y canas; paso-doble, C.
Rodoch ; org. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1935;
HK for. 42515; Caledonio Rodriguez,
Bilbao, Spain. 922
schlager, aus dem
film, w Bruno Balz, m Robert Stolz,
op. 651-655. © Nov. 11, 19385; H
for. 42602; Wiener bohéme verlag,
m. b. h., Berlin. 923
(om
ee
Here’s to you; w and m Joe Rines,
Ben Bronson and J. Russel Robin-
son; with guit. diagram and symbols
for ukulele or ten. banjo. © Jan. 3,
1936; E pub. 52657; Harry Engel,
ine., New York. 924
Here we are in love; w William Colli-
gan, m C. A. Bixio. © Jan. 29.
1986; E pub. 538145; Foreign and
domestic music corp., New York.
925
Hi! Mister Roosevelt; w and m Ster-
ling F. O’Bittle. © 1. Jan. 14,
1986; E unp. 116378; May E. Bittle
Gilbert, Oklahoma City. 926
Hi-di-hi those blues away; w Rochelle
Lynne, and melody. © 1c. Jan 7,
1936; E unp. 115826; Nat Juroff,
Brocklyn. 927
High rhythm and low moanin’; w Ione
Sweet, m J. Russel Robinson: with
guit. diagram and symbols for
ukulele or ten. banjo. © Jan. 3,
19386: E pub. 52658; Harry Engel,
ine., New York. 928
High upon a hill together; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115591; Helen S.
Beeson, Beaver, Pa. 929:
Highth; w Lenora May Grizzell, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark. © Jan. 2, 1986; E pub.
52607 ; Lenora May Staatz, Bushton,
Kan. 930
Hill billy Valley; w and m Wilf Car-
ter. © 1c Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116940; Gordon V. Thompson, 1td.,
Toronto. 931
of old Wyomin’; from
Palm Springs, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger; in G. © 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1986; E unp. 116078; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
932
36
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Himmelsgesinge; vy. Stefan Bergman,
op. 2, nos. 1-3; pf. © Sept. 26, Nov.
15, 1985; E for. 42184-42186; Uni-
versal muSic agencies, London.
933-935
Hipocrates; variaciones, Joaquin Tu-
rina, op. 86; pf. © Dec. 11, 1935;
EK for. 42116; Uni6dn musical
espahola, Madrid. 936
Hippopotamus; w and m Fred Fisher.
© Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53028; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 937
Hitch-hiking on my way to love; w
Katharine Groshong: pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116285; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
938
Holy (The) Savior; song, m Luther A.
Clark. pts, 1,2) 9 ©. Jan 2 1o3Ge
BH pub. 52608; Catherine Gray Eads,
New Boston, Ill. 939
Holy smoke my heart is on fire; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 1173864; Raymond (Bud)
Finch, Eaton Rapids, Mich. §40
Hombres (Los) son sinverguenzas;
melody Pedro Flores. © 1 ce. Dec.
7, 19835: E unp. 116739; Southern
»
zal,
music pub. co., inec., New York. 941
Home; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1986; E un’p. 116774; Una J.
Cross, i. e. Mrs: A. J. Foy Cross,
Omaha. 942
Home at last; hymn, w C. D. Martin,
m W. Stillman Martin. © June 1,
1985; E pub. 53074; Bert Russell
Vial, San Gabriel, Calf. 943
Home in the hills; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116886;
Iva Shuman, Parkersburg, W. Va.
944
Home relief blues; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116398;
Clara Jenkins, New York. 945
Home sweet home on the prairie; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1936;
E unp. 116426; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 946
Homeland, way down South; w S.
Herman, m H. Kasgor. ©1c. Jan.
28, 19386; E unp. 117099; Harvey
Kasgor and Sam Herman, New
York. 9AT
Homeward bound on the old Grey-
hound; w W. L. Mann and Al.
Bryan, m Lou Handman; pf. treble.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1935; E unp. 113592 ;
William Lee Mann, New York. 948
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
‘974
Homme (Un) petit; vieille chanson
languedocienne, avec cheeur ad lib.,
auteur ineconnu, recueillie HEugéne
Marty et Maurice David, harmonisée
Eugéne Reuchsel. © Nov. 1, 1985;
E for. 42615; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 949
Honey boo; fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1985; BE unp. 115944; Florence C.
Semeyn, Ann Arbor, Mich. 950
Honey-coloured moon; from Music
hath charms, w Desmond Carter, m
Mabel Wayne; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. and pf. accordion. © Dec. 4,
1985: E for. 42347; Chappell & Co..
Itd., London. 951
Honey I’m lonely, why don’t you make
up with me; w Gabie Perna, melody
Chas. M. Hulse. © 1. Jan. 8, 19386;
E unp. 115977; Chas. Hulse and Gabe
Perna, jr., Middletown, N. Y. 952
Honey I’se lookin’ at you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
116135; Vera C. Boston, San Fran-
cisco. 953
Honey, what good is money; blues
song, w Edith Davidson. © 1 ©.
Dec. 23, 19385; E unp. 117092; Paul
Segnitz, Paris. 954
Honeymoon trail; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 116271;
Hanora Nichols Merwin, New York.
955
Hootin’ hootowl hoodoo; song, w Beryl
M. Williams. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936;
EB unp. 115812; M. Elizabeth Meyers,
Milltown, N. J. 956
Hop and go one; one-leg procession,
Sutton Elms; pf. solo, with 2d pf.
cbbl. © Sept. 3, 1985; E for. 42194;
Universal music agencies, eae
Taye
Hopewell (The) tragedy; song. ©1c.
jam ei 19363) BH unp. 7 116771 ;
Dorothy Rader, Hopewell, Va. 958
Hors d’oeuvres; fox-trot, David Comer,
arr. Ambrose; orch. pts. © Dee. 16,
1935; E for. 42492; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 959
Horse and buggy days; w A. Sizemore
and Cap’n Dee; nf.; with guit. arr.
© Dee. 16, 1935; E pub. 53054; Asher
Sizemore, Louisviile. SEC
Hot nuts, get ’em from the peanut
man; w J. M. Williams, m BHstella
Johnson; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 27,
1986; E unp. 117057; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 961
37
Hotcha; w B. Nisen, m M. Davidson.
© 1 ¢Jan.3i, 19386. Hyunps 117272 ;
Milton Davidson and Barney Nisen,
Los Angeles. 962
Hotcha-Dixie-Lou; w J. Baldassarre,
melody D. Romani. © 1 ¢. Jan. 25,
1986; E unp. 116967; Dino Romani
and Jino Baldassarre, Philadeiphia.
963
Houseboating to New Orleans; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117052; Edward Leonard Johnson,
Kenmore, N. Y. 964
How can I ever forget you; song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116695 ;
Mary Turner De Garmo, Huntington
Park, Calif. 9165.
How can I ever sufficiently praise Him;
w T. O. Chisholm, m B. D. Ackley;
pf. © Dec. 27, 1935; E pub. 52539;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 966
How can I thank the stars; w and m
Gilbert T. Schaad; pf. © 1c Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116245; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 967
How can you forget; waltz song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman and Ben Adelman.
©l1e. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115585:
William Armitage, Madison, Wis.
968
Hoy te quiero mas; tango, letra y m
Gustavo Durval Gogiose; pf. © Dec.
18, 1985; E for. 42532; Southern
musie pub. co., ltd., London. 969)
Humoresque; by Rudolph Gruen; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Jan. 10, 1986; E
pub. 52846; Associated music pub-
lishers, inc., New York. 970
Humours of nature; by Montague
Ewing, arr. E. Griffiths; orcb. pts.
©) July 29:,.49353 By wfors: 42267
Jacques Liber, London. 971
Humphreys (Holly) standard method
for trumpet or cornet; by H. Humph-
reys. © Jan. 4, 1986; AA 191979; .
Chart music pub. house, ine., Chi-
cago, 972
Humpty Dumpty: w Bob Rothberg,
melody Sammy Timberg. ©1c. Dee.
31, 1935; E unp. 115738; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
973
Hunting for love; w E. Candy, melody
L. Markowitz. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1936;
E unp. 115653.; Louis Markowitz and
Embery Candy, Philadelphia. 974
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
975
Hurdy-gurdy man; w Hazel E. Reyn-
olds, m Katherine Allan Lively; pf.
© Jan. 24, 1936; E pub. 53100; G.
ehirmer, inc., New York. 975
Hymn of ecstasy; pf., with w. ©1.
Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115639; Ruth
E{llen] Gannon, San Francisco. 976
Hymn of the generations; anthem, w
W. Arthur Burner ; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 12, 1985; E pub. 52097; Harry
H. Shapiro, New York. 977
Hymn to the sun; by Rimsky-Korsakoff,
hew arr. Mort H. Glickman; pf. ©
Jan. 12, 19386; E pub. 52915; Calumet
music ¢o., Chicago. 978
Hymns for Christian youth; no. 2. ©
July 1, 1985; AA 196271; Interna-
tional soc. of Christian endeavor,
Boston. 979
I ain’t got no mammy to love me to-
night; w Don Myers; pf. ©1e. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116230; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 980
I am a Texan; w and m Carl Venth;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub.
52811; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
981
I am comfortable; hymn. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 52901; Charles Nelson
Washington, Martins Ferry, O. 982
I am going to miss you my sweet lover ;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
IK unp. 117287; George Baldwin, Tal-
lahassee, Fla. 983
I am love; song. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1986;
EK unp. 115661; Mary Josephene
Walker, Los Angeles. 984
I am wax within your hands; from
Nina, w and m Ernest Steffan, Eng-
lish tr. Alec Dalison. © Oct. 10,
1535; E for. 42868; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 985
I am weary dear for you; fox trot song.
©1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115848 ;
Thomas P. Dynes, Milton, N. D.
986.
I 9m, you are; w G. Otto, m A. Otto.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116073;
Gene and Anne Otto, New York. 987
I broke my heart when I fell for you; w
and m Tonya Loy; pf. ©1e. Jan. 7.
1936; EH unp. 116552; Esther Ruben,
New York. 988
I came, I saw, you conquered; w and
melody Jimmie Mitchell. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1936; E unp. 116601; James S.
Mitchell, New York. 989
38
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
I can feel my footstep quicken; w
Jimmie Atchley; pf. © 1c Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117307; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 990
I cannot sing the old songs; song, Clari-
bel, arr. Jerry Castillo, Hawaiian
guit. solo, in note and diagram, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with ukulele and
guit. chords. © Jan. 8, 1936; E pub.
52729; Calumet music co., Chicago.
. 991
I can’t be happy without you; song. ©
1c. Jan, 4, 1936; E unp. 115723; Roy-
den Cassard Cook, Baltimore. 992
can’t drink your coffee; fox-trot, w
and melody. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E
unp. 116563; David Pasternak, St.
Louis. 993
I can’t forget ; song, w Jeane Caldwell.
©1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 117069;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 994
valse song, m A. Howard. ©1e.
Dec 4, 1935; E unp. 115906; Roy
Howard, San Gabriel, Calif. 995
I can’t get you out of my mind; w E.
G. Heine, m F. Hanzel. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1986; E unp. 116964; Frank Han-
zel and Howard G. Heine, Bellevue,
Pa. 996
I can’t go on without you; w D.
Howard, melody G. Hall. ©1c. Dee.
17, 1985; E unp. 115893; Donald
Howard, Wethersfield, Conn. and
George Hall, Hartford. 997
I could call you everything but sweet-
heart; song, George Lessner. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116894; Char-
lotte D. Heath, Susanville, Calif,
998
I’d like to say hello, in our little bunga-
low; w M. A. Connell and Delia Belle
Boucher, m Harry Weber. © 1 ©«.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116789; Melvin
A. Connell, jr., Saginaw, Mich. 999:
I'd rather be hungry than dead; w and
m M. D. Lynes; pf. ©1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116249; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1000
I’d rather lead a band; from Follow
the fleet, w and m Irving Berlin;
with guit. symbols and chords for
ukulele and banjo. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 52753; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 1001
I’d walk a million miles, just to be
near you; fox-trot, w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117105;
John J. Gabriel, Maspeth, L. I., N. Y.
1002
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
1029
I don’t believe in love; song, w Ken-
neth McCarroll. © 1 c¢. Jan. 22,
1936; E unp. 116835; Harry B. Barn-
hart, 3d, Dallas. 10038
don’t give a continental; from This’ll
make you whistle, w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman ;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
BE for. 42271; Cinephonic music Co.,
ltd., London. 1004
don’t want dreams I want reality;
song, melody Jack Schatenstein.
1 ec. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116759;
Barbara Anne Rand, Brady, Neb.
1005
I don’t want to be a king; song. ©1c.
Laon
I
=
—
I followed a dream; w and melody.
Jan. 30, 1986: E unp. 117240; Chas.
E. Dorman, Duquesne, Pa. 1006
don’t want to make history, I just
want to make love; from Palm
Springs, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
116077 ; Paramount productions mu-
sic corp., New York. 1007
don’t want your sympathy; w and
melody Dudley Manners. © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 117012; D. Dud-
ley Krupp, Brookiyn. 1008
drank a toast to you; w Harriet
Brent, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116176; Gary Amster-
dam, New York. 1009
dream of Jeanie; by Stephen C. Fos-
_ter, concert version Chester Wallis;
high voice, in G. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E pub. 53159; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 1010
dreamt you were mine; w and mel-
ody Samuel Marshall. © 1c. Jan.
29, 1986; E unp. 117187; Samuel
Mitnitsky, New York. 1011
fear to know; tango, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117283;
Rafael Elizondo, Alamo, Tex. 1012
feel a melody comin’ on; w and m
EK. L. Priest, arr. Len Fleming. ©
1 e. Dee. 31, 1985; E unp. 115547;
Elmer L. Priest and Hthel L. Mille-
man, Burbank, Calif. 1013
feel like dancing when I dance with
you; pf. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117147; Frank Charles Jensik, Chi-
cago. 1014
©
1c. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116349;
Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 1015
I forgot to mention love; song.
I found a rose; waltz song.
©Ole«
Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 117038; Rich-
ard Keith Dolbeer, Springfield, O.
1016
© Jan. 22,
1936; E pub. 52998; Ellis Z. Nutting,
New York. 1017
I found you in the night; pf., with w.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116086;
Aaron Rosenberg, New York. 1018
get such inspiration when I yaddy
yaddy-um; w and melody Leona L.
Lewis. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117145; Leona Lewis Stern, New
York, 1019
I gotta go; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
I gotta yen for college men; song.
20, 1936; E unp. 116691; Jerry W.
Koprivsek, jr., Brooklyn. 1020
©
1c. Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116475;
Ralph H. Skedgell, Millville, N. J.
1021
I had to be contented with the man in
I
the moon; fox-trot song. ©1c. Dee.
4, 1985; HE unp. 115911; Lena Sher-
wood, Sac City, Ia. 1022
had to change my plan; w Eugene
Yelton, m Jimmy Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116848; Eugene Clarence Yelton,
Blacksburg, S. C. 1023
I have no regrets, have you; w and m
Bob Levy and N. Goldblatt. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116645; Nor-
man Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo.
1024
I have rythm in my soul, but I’m bash-
ful; fox-trot, w V. Smith, melody
Charles Julius Gaal. ©1c. Dee. 30,
1985: E unp. 115891 ; Charles J. Gaal
and Vincent Smith, West Norwocd,
N. J. 1025
I heard you whisper ; fox-trot song. ©
Lt es Jan. 2; 1986; EH unp: 11624:
Loretta Hall, Binghamton, N. Y.
1026
I hitched my wagon to a higher star;
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1936;
EH eunp. 115686; Dan Wiesendanger.
Merrill, Wis. 1027
I hope Gabriel likes my music; w and
m Dave Franklin, arr. Joe Haymes;
orch. pts., with male trio, arr. Mort
Howard. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53140; Robbins music corp., New
York, 1028
I just can’t believe you love me; song.
39
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115973;
Ann Young, Cleveland. 1029
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1030
DE. TEMS wo
I know, dear heart; song, arr. Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E
unp. 115858; Gertrude [Moore]
Gillam, Altoona, Pa. 1030)
I know the reason why; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; BE unp. 116750;
Thomas W. Arthur, Nesquehoning,
Pa. 1031
I know you care; pf., with w. ©l1e
Jan. 14, 1986; EH unp. 116368 ; David
Ce Erotman-s Jamaica, Ta, le ING Ne
1032
I know yowll care; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1« Jan. 22, 19386: H
unp. 116840; Cora Hunt, Atchison,
Kan. 1083
I let you go; song. © 1. Dec. 9,
1985; E unp. 115524; Jeanne H.
1034
I like a balalaika; from Paddy O’Day,
w Sidney Clare and Edward Eliscu,
m Harry Akst. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
pub. 52493; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 1035
I like to lean ’gainst telephone poles;
song, m Everett Swank. © 1 «
Dee. 18, 1935; E unp. 115015; Clay-
ton Thomas Dixon, Waterloo, Ia.
1036
Ill always remeinber; pf., with w. ©
1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117236;
Bill Arnot Day and Thomas Britt
Pangle, Amarillo, Tex. 1037
lll be remembering you; w and m
Pauline Langille. © 1. Jan. 15,
1936; E unp. 116440; Pauline Lan-
gille Hubbard, San Francisco. 10388
I’ll be true to you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117184;
Joseph Harris, New Orleans. 10389
I’ll be with you; fox-trot song. © 1
e Jan. 2, 1936; EH unpeliciZs; Phil
Obrenske, Milwaukee. 1040
T’ll be your sweetheart; w and melody.
©l1e. Jan. 4, 19386; E unp. 115725;
Chas. M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
1041
I'll be your troubadour ; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1935: E unp. 115969 ;
Vandaver Boling, McCleary, Wash.
1042
Til build a little garden in my heart
for you; w Fitzhugh Lee Carr; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116237;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1043
Ill come back Colorado; w and mel-
ody. ©1 ce. Dee. 31, 1985; E unp.
Knowles, Wellington, Kan.
115540; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 1044
I’ll come to you; melody S. Gioé and
Shep Fields. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1935;
E unp. 115705; Sal Gioé and Saul
Feldman, Los Angeles. 1045
Ill dance through life with that jazz
babe of mine; song. ©1c. Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 1163864; Michael
Rechler, New York. 1046
T’ll dream a little dream of you; m
Arthur Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 7, 1986; EH unp. 115815;
Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 1047
Ill give you everything and love;
song, m Emmet R. Layne. © 1 «@
Dec. 12, 1985; E unp. 115899; Nellie
May Schaaf, Ypsilanti, Mich. 1048
Ill keep my memories of you; song.
©l1e Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115758;
William Van Sant and Francis G.
Coviello, Pittsburgh. 1049
I'll never forget; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116528;
Elsie Myers, Glendale, L. I., N. Y.
1050
I'll never forget you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115960;
Aneita Jean Harding, Springfield,
Mo. 1051
I'll never leave again; valse song, m
Amy Howard. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1935;
E unp. 115907; Roy Howard, San
Gabriel, Calif. 1052
I'll never play second fiddle in your
heart; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 116133; Cecil L.
Morrison, Dolores, Col. 1053
Tl never stand another thing any-
more from you; w and melody
Dorothy B. Pope. © 1 c¢. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116090; Dorothy B.
Pope Kokesch, Utica, N. Y. 1054
T’ll sing thee songs of Araby; song,
Frederic Clay, new pf. arr. Jerry
Castillo, Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff ;
with chords for ukulele and guit.
Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 52728; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 1055
I'll stand by; w and melody Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117144; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 1056
I'll try to forget you; song, arr. Cath-
arine Penn. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936:
E unp. 116570; George Dalton,
Berkeley, Calif. 1057
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
1084
Ill whisper my story, to no one but
you; seng, melody Sam and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1936; E
unp. 115581; Margaret H. Calder,
Flint, Mich. 1058
ivonmy dog: Sonz.: © 1.c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 1163807; Walter E.
Lauer, Fort Francis E. Warren, Wy.
1059
I long to hear you call, Oh mamma;
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115775; Clara Wyatt,
Casa Grande, Ariz. 1060
I lost a dream; w H. A. Avers, melody
VY. Kilpatrick. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
HW unp. 117244; Hollis Aaron Ayers
and Victor Kilpatrick, Charleston,
Sac. 1061
lost my heart and now I’m blue;
song, m D. J. Carter and Arline
Bosau. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115617 ; Donald J. Carter, Cleveland.
1062
1 love June; song, w Henry Clouse.
©1e. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115564;
Lanford Barnett, Lebanon, Mo.
1063
I love love in springtime; w and m
Joan Waycross. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1936;
E unp. 115670; Ruth Vogel Russell.
Petersham, Mass. 1064
I love to ride the horses on a merry-
go-round; fox-trot, from King of
burlesque, w Jack Yellen, m Lew
Pollack, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. J. Rochette. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E pub. 52491; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 1065
I love you; from Fritzi, w Arthur
Stanley, m Carl Tucker; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 42365; Keith, Prowse & ©Co.,
Itd., London. 1066
I love you because; w and melody;
pf. ace. May Hain. © Nov. 26, 1935;
E pub. 52587; Henry Caleb Thoner,
Rochester, Minn. 1067
I leve you for the moment I think;
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1986;
H unp. 116597; Frank Luther, New
York. 1068
I love you gal; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115954;
Joseph Pius Kennedy, East Hden,
INFas Ye 1069
I love you, I do (Te quiero mujer) ;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936;
EH unp. 117171; Martin R. A. Gon-
zilez, New York. 1070
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I love you, love you, love you; song.
©l1e. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116994 ;
Maria Araceli Haces Posada, New
York. 1071
I love you madame; fox-trot song. ©
ic Dee 26, 1935: 0F unps t16tr7
Anna Bialuch, Larchmont, N.Y.
1072
I love you so; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115991; Leona
A. Griffin, Nixon, Tex. 1073
TI loved you; song, w Robert Brown-
ing. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117034; Harold Ayres, Hugene, Or.
1074
I loved you in May; w Elsie Sanguinet,
m KH. L. Cook and Cleo Milligan. ©
1c Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116166;
Hlizabeth L. Cook, University City,
Mo. 1075
I loved you in the long long ago; song.
©1ec. Jan. 13, 19836; E unp. 116848 ;
William Henry Gruen, St. Louis.
1076
I'm a happy vagabond; song. © 1 e«.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116696; Mary
Turner De Garmo, Huntington Park,
Calif. OMG
I'm blue for you; waltz song. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117037; David
Henry, Bruni, Tex. 1078
I’m building up to an awful let-down;
w Johnny Mercer, m Fred Astaire;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 52586; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 1079
I’m calling old sweetheart to you; w
EK. Powers, melody Grace Leah Shu-
maker. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1935; E unp.
118628; Grace [Leah] Shumaker,
La Fayette, Ind. and _ Elizabeth
Powers, Oakland, Calif. 1080
I’m calling you; song. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 115790; Sarah Jos-
ephine Davis, Gloversville, N. Y.
1081
I’m coming back to you, my Texas; w
and m Bill Cunningham. © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 52840; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 1082
male voices. © Dee. 21,
1935; E pub. 52319; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 1083
Pin dreaming dreams, just for you; w
and melody. ©1c. Noy. 18, 1935; E
unp. 115713; Bernice Teemley, Corry,
Pa. 1084
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1085
Dt. 1, nS. Vero
I’m feelin’ like a million; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown. ©1€c.
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115764; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York. 5
108
I’m feeling blue; w Nellie Belfre
Woods; pf. © 1 c. Jan. 31, 1936; E
unp. 117303; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 1086
I’m feeling happy; from Music hath
charms, w and m Henry Hall; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. and pf. ac-
cordion. © Nov. 25, 1935; E for.
42333; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 1087
I’m filing away my memories of you;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
te. Jan. 6, (1936; E unp, 1f5ssi ;
Mabel Dailey, Council Bluffs, Ia.
1088
I’m giving you the love my mother gave
to me; w C. Summers, m H, D. Clark.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116479;
Charles Summers and Edwin D.
Clark, Los Angeles. 1089
I’m goin’ back; song. ©1e. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116161; Andrew P.
Buschine, San Jose, Calif. 1090
I’m goin’ to town with you; song, arr.
Harry Powell. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 117245; Budde Gaumer, San
Francisco. 1091
I’m gonna clap my hands; w and m
Mike Riley and Ed Farley; with
guit. arr. © Jan. 29, 1986; E pub.
58142; Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New
York. 1092
w and melody Mike Riley and Ed
Farley. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
1156138; Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New
York. 1093
I’m hiding my heartaches; w and m
Dick Green; pf. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1986;
EK unp. 116260; Richard William
Green, Indianapolis. 1094
I’m in a Gypsy caravan to-nite; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
116049; Sam Kavalsky, Brooklyn.
1095
I’m in confusion ; fox trot, w Lee Wood,
melody L. Wood and Will Jacobson.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116094;
Lee Clay Wood, Oakland, Calif.
1096
I’m in doubt; pf. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936;
E sunp. 115853; Leonard Rothblum,
New York. 1097
42
I’m in love; song, w Ruth Pack. ©
1 c. Jan. 18, 1986; H unp. 116656;
Stanley C. Mulholland, Minneapolis.
1098
I’m in love again; song. ©1c. Jan. 3,
19386; E unp. 115677; Harl &.
Waiters, Bloomington, I1]. 10989
I’m in love with a girl named Mary;
song, melody Allen Taub. ©1ce. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116914; William H.
Mullin, Union, N. J. 1100
I’m in love with you; w Johnnie S.
Bentz; pf. © & c. Jan.3dii) 19s6.
E unp. 117804; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 1101
I’m in the market for the nicest man;
w D. Kelly, melody D. Hubbard. ©
1e. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116068;
Dorothy Kelly and Dorothy Hubbard,
Detroit. 1102
I’m in tune with the whole world, and
the whole world’s in tune with me;
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936;
E unp. 115898; Anna Rose Reisch,
Buffalo. 1103
I’m jealous of you; song. ©1e. Jaa.
13, 1936; E unp. 116286; Mabel
Virginia Smith, Roanoke, Va. 1104
I’m just a puppet, who’s working on
strings; song. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936;
E unp. 117167; Belford Striker,
Denver. 1105
I’m just wild about you, te-ump-te-do ;
w and m Leo Melville. © 1c. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116960; Melville
Grems, Chicago. 1106
I’m living in a dream; song; with arr.
for guit.; ete: © 717 ¢ Jane Zee
E unp. 116107; Robert L. Elkins,
Philadelphia. 1107
I’m lonely for you; song, m Richard
Broughton. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936;
E unp. 115980; Hellen Burns, Eustis,
Florida. 1108
I’m looking for someone to love me;
w Kate Rider; pf. © 1.c¢. Jan, a1,
1986; E unp. 117305; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or.
I’m looking up at heaven when I’m
looking down at you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115622;
William Peterfield Trent, jr., Stam-
ford, Conn. 1110
I’m misinformed; song. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115634; Joe Marx,
San Antonio. gat
1109 °
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
1136
I’m never too busy for you; from This’ll
make you whistle, w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoff-
man; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10,
1936 ; E for. 42272 ; Cinephonic music
eo., Itd., London. 1112
I’m new at the game; w Grace Gor-
don, melody Art Stanley. © 1 «.
Nov. 12, 1985; E unp. 116105; Grace
Alva Baltera, Absecon, N. J. 11138
I’m nuts about screwy music; w and
melody Fred Rose and Jimmie
Lunceford. © 1c Jan. 7, 1936;
HE unp. 116720; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 1114
I’m out on a limb up in a tree; w
Jerry Morton; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117806; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1115
I’m proposing, dear; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116766;
Mitchel Barnett, New York. 1116
I’m putting all my eggs in one bas-
ket; from Follow the fleet, w and
m Irving Berlin; with guit. symbols
and chords for ukulele and banjo.
© Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52754;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1117
I’m riding back to Pleasant Valley;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 116784; Al Cook, Detroit.
1118
I’m saving my time for you; song. ©
1 c@ Jan. 2, 1986; EH unp. 115619;
Manley Marks and Don Pedro Reg-
alado, Los Angeles. 1119
I’m sending you just daffodils, with
orchids in my heart; w and m Ayn
Rebah Carter. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936;
E unp. 1171388; Ayn Rebah Carter
Strainchamp’s, Mishawaka, Ind.
1120
I’m serious when I say I love you;
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116935; William Ben-
son Richter, Philadelphia. BAL
I’m sitting round the old round
table; fox-trot, w Ralph Butler and
Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © Jan. 7, 1986; E for.
42558; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
1122
I’m so happy; song, w I. B. Bareuther
and Jean Lundberg. © 1 ¢. Jan.
6, 1986; E unp. 115851; Irma Bar-
bara Bareuther, Chicago. 1123
I’m sorry you’re tired of me; song.
©1ec. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116666;
51882—36——4
43
Hazel Julietta Clarice McClees, Chi-
cago. 1124
I’m still for prohibition; w Virgil P.
Brock, m Blanche Kerr Brock; pf.
© Dec. 27, 1935; E pub. 52534;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
I’m still in my little cottage home by
the sea; w Rose Norlander, m Star-
ret system club. © 1 ec. Dec. 81,
1935; E unp. 116416; Marie Rose
Ann Hmilie Norlander, Mackey Sta-
tion, Ont., Canada. 1126
I’m susceptible; song. © 1 c. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115611; Charles
David Yaffe, El Paso. ay
I’m swinging from the stars; pf., with
wee ©e le Wan. 24,5 1936 - RY amp:
116958; Mary Olline Cole, Richmond,
Tex. 1128
I’m the laughing stock of our whole
crowd; w and m Virginia McBride.
©1e. Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116425;
Virginia Hlizabeth McBride, Ger-
rardstown, W. Va. 1129
I’m walking your way; from No limit,
w and m Harry Parr-Davies, arr.
Dudley E. Bayford; with arr. for
ukulele, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 42310; Sun
music pub. co., ltd., London. 1130
I’m your man; w Marguerite Beau-
shaw, m Fredrik Coles. © 1c. Jan.
29, 1986; E unp. 117192; Fred-
erick Ralph Mullins Coles, Plain-
field, N. J. 1131
I’m your reflection baby; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
115882; Viola [Bell] Hackley, Kala-
mazoo, Mich. 1132
I made arrangements with the moon;
w Milton Pascal, m Edgar Fair-
child; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Jan. 23, 1986; E pub. 538009; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 1S
I make a motion; from This’ll make
you whistle, w and m Maurice Sig-
ler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 42273; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 1134
I must have been dreaming; song,
m Barney Barnes. © 1 ¢. Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 117196; Edward Hrick-
son, Anacurtes, Wash. 1135
I need you; w and m Myra Farris. ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 117262:
Marie Farruggio, Brooklyn. 1136
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1137
I never knew; fox trot song. © 1 ©.
Nov. 27, 1985; EH unp. 115927; Pink
Burne, Santa Barbara, Calif. 1137
I never saw moonlight: w and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢ Jan. 23, 1936; EH unp.
116872; Joseph A. Caruso, Rens-
selaer, N. Y. 1138
I once loved a girl; w Jefferson Davis
Gilbert: pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 11, 1986;
E unp. 116247; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1139
I once loved a girl in Kilkenny; New-
foundland folk-song, coll. E. B.
Greenleaf and G. Y. Mansfield, arr.
and harmonized Marco Handley;
melody, with pf. acc. ©1c. Jan. 13,
1936; E unp. 116293; Elisabeth B.
Greenleaf and Marco Handley, Hun-
tington, W. Va. 1140
paid for your amusement with my
heart; w and m Robert Cooper; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 11. 19386; E unp. 116213;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1141
I really can’t believe it’s true; song, m
Arthur Roman; pf. treble. © 1 «¢
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115982; Albert
E. Curtis, New York. 1142
I’se leavin’ you mah honey; fox trot
song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1935; E unp.
115921; William J. Leaver, Trenton,
ING. 1148
searched the world; pf. treble, with
w. © 1 -¢. Jan. 20, 19386; E unp.
116674; Edna Marshall, ‘Warrens-
burg, Mo. 1144
I see your love in the tea leaves; w
Luther Painter Hughes; pf. © 1.
Jan. 31,1986; E unp. 117308; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1145
send my heart; song, w Robert
Browning. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E
unp. 117035; Harold Ayres, Eugene,
Or. 1146
I sing of a maiden; w anon., m Hubert
Rooney. © Jan. 3, 1986; E for.
42505: Cary & co., London. 1147
sing of God: song, m Frederic Nor-
ton. © June 12, 19385; E for. 42398 ;
Edgar Newgass, London. 1148
sing the operee; song. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1936; E unp. 115722); Michael Mikita
and Mac Benoit, New York. 1149
I still love you; w Mary Danna; pf.
© 1. Jan. 31, 19386; E unp. 117309:
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1150:
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I stole a kiss; fox trot, w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117215;
Irvin Gilbert Valentine, Chambers-
burg, Pa. 1151
I tell you, it’s love; w G. Otto, m A.
Otto. © 1 « Jan. 9.19362 Hemp
116074; Gene and Anne Otto, New
York. 1152
I thought I knew; w ©. A. Harbach,
melody H. Orlob.. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1936; E unp. 116876: Otto A. Har-
bach, Mamaroneck, N. Y. and Har-
old Orlob, New York. 1153
I thought I was thru with love; fox
trot song. © I Cc Nov. 20, 1935.)
unp. 1159306; Marjorie Meador, Mar-
ian, Ala. 1154
I tock to you just like a duck to water ;
fox-trot w and melody Evelyn Pen-
nie. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp.
116526; Evelyn Panikofi, New
Haven. 1155
I took you at your word; w B. Ellison,
melody H. Brooks. © 1. Jan. 10,
19386; E unp. 116144; Harvey Brooks
and Ben Ellison, Los Angeles. 1156
I used to think I loved you, but I don’t;
pf., with w. © Lf C san 2edeoc.
E unp. 115558; Thora Burgess, Osh-
kosh, Wis. 1157
I’ve been blue since I met you; w and
melody Rose Sperandio. © 1c. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116917; Rose Ash-
man, Collinsville, I]. 1158
I’ve found a new way to love; song, w
Mike Scola. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
E unp. 117228; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 1159
I’ve got a feelin’ you’re cheatin’; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ©.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116760; Bar-
bara Anne Rand, Brady, Neb. 1160
I’ve got a musical soul; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 30, 19386; E unp. 117242;
Hollis Aaron Ayers, Charleston,
Ss. C. 1161
I’ve got everything but you; w and
melody. © 1. Jan. 18, 1986; E
unp. 116594; Frank Luther, New
York. 1162
I’ve got ragtime on the brain; w and
melody. ©1ce. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
115729; Chas. M. Berry, Inglewood,
Calif. 1163
I’ve got the jitters; song. ©1c. Jan.
6, 1986; E unp. 115874; John W.
Shaw, Norwocd, N. J. 1164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
I’ve got those hobo biues; w and m
wir Carter, © f ¢. Jan. 24, 1936;
BE unp. 116941 ; Gordon V. Thompson,
Itd., Toronto. 1165
I've learned my lesson; song. © Dec.
30, 1935 ; E pub. 52812; John Edward
Parker, New Orieans. 1166
I’ve often wondered; fox trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1935; E unp. 115933 ;
Raymond Saxon, Anderson, Ind.
1167
want a simple little bungalow; pf.,
with w.
ro
115542; Helen Feldhaus, i. e. Mrs.
Howard Feldhaus, Cincinnati. 11658
rH
want to be a cowboy’s Sweetheart ;
w and m Patsy Montana; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub. 52801;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. 1169
want to be a Gypsy; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115939 ;
Edith Raymer, Escondido, Calif.
1170
want to be caught in the lava; song.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115602;
Edrie [Elizabeth] Higgins, Tampa,
Fla. salva
I want to do something for Jesus;
hymn, w J. M. Henson, m A. P.
Bland. © Dec. 10, 1935; E pub.
53065; Asher Sizemore, Louisville.
1172
want to go home; fox-trot song. ©
ie, Jan. S 19386; BH unp. 115979;
Clemens Derksen, Jacksonville, I.
1173.
want to live and love and die with
you; foxtrot, w and melody Grace
Brown. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115771; Grace Washburn, Wilming-
ton, Calif. 1174
want to see you happy: w and mel-
ody. © 1c Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116595; Frank Luther, New York.
1175
want your love; song; pf. treble ace.
©ie. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115569;
rH
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Dick McIntire and Clarence Stine
Seeger, Hollywood, Calif. 1176
I was insane; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1986; EH unp. 116157; James
Thomas Capaccio, Meriden, Conn.
HALA
was wrong again; fox-trot song;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 18, 1936;
2 ¢. Jan. 22; E pub. 52973; Angelo
Caritoni, St. Louis. 1178
feof
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1935; E unp. -
1192
I went to the circus; w Charles Gus-
tafson, jr., m Katherine Allan
Lively ; pf. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub.
53101; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
1179
I wish I didn’t love you; w and m
Morey Amsterdam and Tony Rom-
ano; with guit. arr. (© Wee, 30;
1935; E pub. £38098; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 1180
Tl wish I may, I wish I might; song.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115625;
Iris Monahan, Los Angeles. 1181
I wonder what you’re doing to-night;
w Clayton Dixon, melody Lou Webb.
© 1 e. music Jan. 16, 1936, 1 «
words Jan. 18; E unp. 116464; Clay-
ton Thomas Dixon, Waterloo, Ia.
1182
I wonder where you are; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Jan. 17, 1936; E unp.
116608; Richard Tennyson Baker,
Washington. 1183
I wonder why; song. © 1. Jan. 7,
19386; E unp. 115788; Sarah Joseph-
ine Davis, Gloversville, N. Y. 1184
song fox-trot, melody Sam Adel-
man and A. Hatch. © 1c Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 117205; Virginia Hatch
and Ai Hatch, Los Angeles. 1185
I would live closer to Jesus; hymn. ©
Jan. 16, 1986; 2 ce. Jan. 21; E pub.
52977; Grace Reese Zimmerman, Mt.
Carmel, Pa. 1186
I wouldn’t take a million dollars: song.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117004;
Joseph F[ranzj] Silha, Rochester,
Nowe 1187
Ice cubes; w V. M. Westling, Maurine
Schafer and Caroline’ Kane, with
melody. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117177; Vivienne Marie Westling,
San Francisco. 1188
Ideal o’ dreams come true; song, arr.
Olga M. Braden. © 1. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117375; Jack Walsh,
Frederick, Col. 1189
Idle dreams; w and m Holly Homan.
©1e. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116974:
Camilla Homan, Chicago. 1190
If; w Pat Browne, melody R. Avarre.
©ic. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116928 ;
Adeline BE. (Pat) Browne and Rich-
ard Avarre, Los Angeles. 1191
If Cupid should knock at your heart’s
door; waltz song, melody Sam Adel-
man. © 1c Jan. 2, 1936: HE unp.
115582; Syd Hall, Selkirk, Manit.,
Canada. 192
49
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1193
If ever you’re lonely; song with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 4, 1935; 2 c Dee.
23; EH pub. 52273; Frank S. Ankrom,
San Antonio. 1193
If I could belong to you; pf., with
words. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp.
116862; Lola M. MacGauley, Jack-
son, Mich. 1194
If I could have my way; song. ©1«.
Jan. 11, 1936; EH unp. 116301; Irving
Stone, Chicago. 1195
If I could only gaze into your heart;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1936;
Eounp. 117101; Frederick William
Warnke, San Francisco. 1196
If I could travel to the sky; song. ©
1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115791;
Sarah Josephine Davis, Gloversville,
INE OY 1197
If I had someone to love; song. ©
Dec. 11, 1985; E pub. 52979; Minnie
Rose Hamilton, Fultonville, N. Y.
1198
If I leave you tonight ; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116515; Anna Mecca,
Dunmore, Pa. 1199
If I only had the nerve; song. © 1.
Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116299; Lucian
Bauman, Chicago. 1200
If I should go away; w and melody
Dudley Manners. he Santis,
1986; E unp. 117007; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 1201
If I should steal your heart away;
valse song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1935; E
unp. 115955; Hlizabeth Dawson, San
Francisco. 1202
If I won a miilion in a sweepstakes;
fox-trot, w B. Robin, melody F. Quer-
cio. © 1c. Dee. 21, 1935; E unp.
116201; Frank Quercio and Bill
Robin, Brooklyn. 12038
If it wasn’t for you; fox trot, w J. Em-
lich and Lu Earl, melody Lu Earl.
©1c. Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116931;
Joseph Emlich, Cincinnati. 1204
If my love had wings; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116439;
Georgia Elien Ferguson, Chicago.
1205
If Santa Claus comes down the chim-
ney, what keeps his whiskers so
white; w and m John P. Long and
Fred Gibson, arr. Dudley E. Bay-
ford; with arr. for ukulele, pf. ac-
cordion and guit. © Dec. 31, 1935;
46
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
E for. 42314; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, Itd., London. 1206
If there’s love in your heart: w Gus
Kahn, m Arthur Johnson. Rev. ©
1 ¢@. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115796;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 1207
If you could read what’s in my heart;
waltz, w Sperandeo, melody Ray
Hibbeler. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115552; Rose Ashmann, Collinsville,
Til. 1208
If you’d been honest; fox trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1935; E unp. 115916;
Birdie A. Scott, Hubbard, Tex. 1209
If you love me; w and m Ray Noble;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Jan. 18,
1986; E pub. 53079; Chappell & co.,
ine., New York. 1210
If you love me say it with kisses;
song, arr. Burrell Van Buren. ©1c¢.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117047 ; George
Victor Malmgren, Chicago. 1211
If you only knew; w and melody. ©
1 @ Jan. 28, 1986; BE. unp. 17116;
Bonnie Dee Dean, McPherson, Kan.
1212
w George Johnson-Jervis, m Hr-
nest Charles; high or med. voice. ©
Dee. 31, 1985; E pub. 52858; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1213
If you please; w Chet Thompson, m
Smiling Frankie Carle; pf. treble.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117348;
Francis N. Carlone, Chicopee, Mass.
1214
If you wanna go to heaven when you
die; w Ken Hoffman, melody Ben
Jaffe. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; EH. unp.
115767 ; Ken Hoffman and Ben Jaffe,
Philadelphia. TZ
Illusion; pf.. © 1 ¢ Jan. 10, 1936; H
unp. 116150; Del Milne, Portiand, Or.
1216
Improvisation; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.
©1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116202;
Movietone music corp., New York.
1217
Improvisin’ love songs for you; w and
melody. ©1ce. Jan. 10, 1936; H unp.
116079; David Casper Jillson, Pal-
merton, Pa. 1218
In a convent by the sea; w and m Fred
Fisher. © Jan. 13, 1936; E pub.
52922; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
1219
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
In a corner by myself; song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1935; E unp. 115700; Audrey
Billups, Cleveland. 1220:
In a covered wagon, you were my ma-
donna of the Santa Fé; song, arr.
Bley Card. © i1c. Jan. 14, 19386; E
unp. 116385; Lucile Gay Coleman,
Tottenville, S. L, N. Y. 1221
In .a little canoe with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E
unp. 117238; Walter Greenlaw, Buf-
falo. 1222
In a little corner of my heart; fox-
trot song. ©1c. Dee. 26, 1935; E
unp. 116121; Ted Carroll, Swanna-
noa, N. C. 1223
In a sentimental mood; w Manny Kurtz
and ‘Irving Mills, m Duke Ellington ;
with guit. arr. © Nov. 29, 1985;
KE pub. 52964; Milsons music pub.
corp., New York. 1224
In Carolina land; w Chas. R. Braden;
mie 4) tie, Jani 31) 19363: EH unp.
117310; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. SS
In code from heart to heart; pf., with
wie @ Ave Jani- 15, 1936; B unp.
116406; Walter Joseph Blasco ; Cic-
ero, Il. 1226
In deep of night I wake; fox trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1935; B unp. 115924;
Katharine Mitten, Toledo. 1227
In der krone ist grosser mandéverball ;
marsch-foxtrot, text Peter Kirsten,
m Willy Richartz. © Sept. 20, 1935;
‘EH for. 42507; Risi-ton-verlag, Ber-
lin. 1228
In Edgewood, M. D.; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 1935; E unp. 115385;
Amy L. Hildreth, Sherborn, Mass.
1229
Tn love’s little garden in Vienna; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 c. Jan.
24, 1986; E unp. 116918; Wm. A.
Huzzey, Swansea, S. W., England.
1230
In lowly manger bed; lullaby, w and
m J. Henry Francis; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 53037;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 1231
In my dreams; valse song. © 1 «.
Dee. 4, 1935; E unp. 115909; Carla
Hisenhauer, Saginaw, Mich. 1232
In my heart of hearts; from Musie
hath charms, w Collie Knox, m
Henry Hall. © Nov. 22, 1935; E for.
42431; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 1233
47
1247
In my little world with you; w and
melody. © 1c Jan. 16, 1986; E
ulp. 116470; Silvio Quinto, Syd
Stanley and Fred Quinn, Louisville.
| 1234
In old Messina; tango fox-trot, w and
m Ralph Butler, Adrian Keuleman
and Barney Barnard. © Dec. 10,
1935; E for. 42030; West’s, Itd.,
London. 1235
In old Miami; song, w M. A. Diaz.
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116410;
Michael Angelo Diaz and Stanley
Jay Urbanek, Brawley, Calif. 1236
In other words; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
20, 1986; E unp. 116697; Mary
Turner De Garmo, Huntington Park,
Calif. AZo
In praise of song; w J. Meek, m Rich-
ard Chanter; unison song (for
massed choirs. © Dec. 18, 1935;
HE for. 42503; Cary & co., London.
1238
In Texas, at the centennial; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp.
115825; Jack Gardner, Dallas. 1239
In the echo of a dream; song. ©1e.
Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115658; William
S. Loeb, Hrie, Pa. 1240
In the fullness of time; Christmas
pageant, text Lizzie De Armond, m
W. B. Judefind. © Oct. 8, 1935;
E pub. 52476; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 1241
In the heart of you; song, w Helen
Van Nostrand. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp.- 116770; Margaret R. Dodge,
Pasadena. 1242
In the land of cotton; w Blanche
Houston Mott; pf. ©1e Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117311; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1243
In the land of the western sea; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; EB
unp. 117112; Kenneth Carson Wise-
man, Los Angeles. 1244
In the lobby at nine; song, w Tom
Fowler. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; EB
unp. 116333; Henry Duncan Peck-
ham, Stewart Manor, L. I., N. Y.
1245
In the moonlight; valse song. © 1 c.
Dec. 17, 1985; E unp. 115961; Anna
D. Taylor, Lethbridge, Alta., Can-
ada. 1246
In the old buggy days; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117042;
Edward S. Vineyard, Millville, N. J.
1247
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1248
In the shadow of the barn; song. ©
1 ¢«. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115872;
John W. Shaw, Norwood, N. J. 1248
In the shadow of the moon; song. ©
1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117128;
yack H. Merriner, Sherrill, N. Y.
1249
In the stillness of my dreams, you’re
mine; w and m Stella Edwards; pf.
treble: ‘©, Jan. 7%, 1936; HE pub.
52772; Stella Edwards Kumming,
Burlingame, Calif. 1250
In the storeroom of my heart; song,
m Hf. F. Bailey. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1986;
E unp. 115866; Wm. EH. Maxwell,
Jefferson City, Mo. 1251
In the story of my heart; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115557 ; Morris Orenstein, New York.
1252
In the swallow state, Louisiana; song,
m Wm. J. Grigg. © 1c Jan. 29,
1986; E unp. 117202; Joseph Sentz,
Milwaukee. 1253
In the town of Cosmudora; tango-fox-
trot, Ww and melody. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116187; Marcel Rod-
rigo, Brooklyn. 1254
Ir the twilight of life; song. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116337; Mil-
dred L. Hart, Des Moines. 1255
In the twinkle of an eye; w Pat
Browne, melody R. Avarre. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 24, 1936; EH unp. 116927; Ade-
line HE. (Pat) Browne and Richard
Avarre, Los Angeles. 1256
In the valley of the sun; song, w M. A.
Diaz. ©1e. Jan. 15, 1936; E unp.
116409; Michael Angelo Diaz and
Stanley Jay Urbanek, Brawley,
Calif. 1257
In the woodlands; by Kathleen Lucas;
pf. © Dee. 4, 1935; E for. 42444;
Augener, Itd., London. 1258
In years to come; pf., with w. ©i1c.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116039; Karl H.
Davis, jr. and Charles C. Piper,
Wolfeboro, N. H. 1259
Incidental series vol. 8; coll. of dra-
matic and descriptive music, arr.
Movietone musie corp.; pf. conduc-
tor. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 52636;
Movietone music corp., New York.
1260
Incidentally; by Jeannette Pequignot ;
Dizi Opabc, Weinks sis 1836 camp.
117350; Nathalie Pequignot, Long
Island City. 1261
48
pt. 11, n.s., v.31
Indian love call; foxtrot, from Rose-
Marie, w Otto Harbach and Osear
Hammerstein, 2d, m Rudolf Friml,
new arr. Ned Freeman; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. Meyer Rappa-
port. © Jan. 14, 1936: “Ho pop
52934; Harms, inc., New York. 1262
Infant school song; w and m Jewell
Hennessy; unison voices. © Dee.
24, 1935; E for. 42462; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 1263
Inno a Benito Mussolini; versi Emidio
Mucci, m Giacinto Sallustio, istru-
mentazione Luigi Cirendi; grande
banda. Partitura. © Dec. 20, 1935:
E for. 42060; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 1264
Intermezzo nostalgico; di Renzo Bossi,
op. 87; violino, violoncello e pf., con
flauto ad lib. © Aug. 30, 1935; H
for. 42294; A. & G. Carisch & co.,
Milan. 1265
Intermission; w Frank Rowan, m Gil-
bert Wall; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 117284; Shirley Booth, New
York. 1266
Into the twilight with you; w Minnie
Belle Wilkerson; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1956; E unp. 116212; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 1267
Introduction et danse; par Jos. Jon-
gen; alto et pf. © Oct. 15, 1935; H
for. 42245; Editions Max Hschig,
Paris. 1268
Invincibles (The); march, op. 7, no.
14; pf. accordion. © 1 ¢. Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 117194; Franklin Leon
Peck, Elkhart, Ind. 1269
Irish (An) cradle song; w Padraic
Colum, m Meredith Tatton; unison
voices. © Dee. 31, 1935; EH) for:
42497: W. Paxton & co., 1td.; London.
1270
Irish lullaby; w R. W. Wolfe, m R. J.
Tivnen. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub.
52705; Richard W. Wolfe and Rich-
ard J. Tivnen, Chicago. 1271
Irish (An) melody; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116346;
Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 1272
Trish (The) orphan’s lament; w and
melody, © 1. ¢. Jan. 1%, 193655)
unp. 116565; Stephen J. Nolan, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. 1273
Irish Peggy; pf., with w. ©1e. Jan.
18, 1986; E unp. 116660; Walter
Starr, Los Angeles. 1274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Irmelin rose; satire, w from the Dan-
ish, J. P. Jacobsen, m Stefan Berg-
man op. S, no. 1. © Oct: 13/1935;
E for. 42187; Universal music agen-
cies, London. 1275
Is it all a nightmare; w Frank T. Ge-
novese, melody Vinny Vernon. ©
ie, Jan. 24, 1936: .E unp. 116912;
Vincent T. Genovese, Danbury, Conn.
1276
Is it true what they say about Dixie;
w Irving Caesar and Sammy Lerner,
m Gerald Marks; with arr. for guit..
ete. © Jan. 22, 19386; E pub. 52969';
Irving Caesar, inc., New York. 1277
melody Gerald Marks. ©1ce.
Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116081; Irving
Caesar, inc., New York. 1278
Is that all that it means to you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116080; Edward Small, Chicago.
1279
Isabelle; waltz, w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116709; Bitha
Woods, Cedar, Kan. 1280:
Isle of enchantment; waltz; violin. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116091;
Erasmo Miranda, New York. 1281
Isle (The) of Wangi-wangi; waltz
song, melody Sam Adelman. ©1c.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116498; A. M.
Howe, Snoqualmie Falls, Wash.
1282
Isn’t she the cutest thing; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Jan. 9, 1986; E,unp.
116087; Morris Speizman, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 1283
Isn’t this a lovely evening, for love;
fox-trot, w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1936; E unp. 116498; Joseph Ni-
castro, Brooklyn. 1284
Ispiyandan ben ketchialmam; melody
Max Berry. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936;
E unp. 116986; Max Bergunker,
Brooklyn. 1285
It ain’t no use at all; w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116953;
1286
It came upon the midnight clear;
Christmas carol. by Edmund H.
Sears and Richard S. Willis, arr.
Walter Lane; pf. with w. © Dec.
28, 1985; E pub. 52565; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 1287
It didn’t mean a thing; song, arr. Mark
Anthony. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115873; John W. Shaw, Norwood,
ING J 1288
49
1302
It doesn’t cost a cent, your smile is
worth a million; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Jan. 2,
1986; E unp. 115588; Fitzhugh Lee
Styles, Philadelphia. 1289
It is you, just you; song, w Katherine
Dial and John Dial. ©1c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116547; John Wilson
Dial, Sedalia, Mo. 1290
Itll be reight; comedy song, w Jack
Sayes, m Jack Beaumont and Stan
Berkeley. © Dec. 14, 1935: E for.
42438 ; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
1291
It might have been; song. ©1 ce. Nov.
30, 1935; EH unp. 116113; Emma Mau-
ser Ryan, New York. 1292
It never can come true; song, w Lynn
Bigler. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1935; E unp.
116029; John Shaffer Smith, jr.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 1293.
It’s a swing song; w and melody. ©
1 ec Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116009;
Jack Cooper, New York. 1294
It’s grand to be so beautiful; w J. M.
Reddie, m E. Blake; pf. © 1. Dec.
17, 1985; E unp. 116190; J. Milton
Reddie and Eubie Blake, New York.
1295.
It’s just a silly dream; w H. Asen, m
D. Wynick; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Jan.
3, 1936; EH unp. 115637; Harold Asen
and Donald Wynick, Brooklyn.
1296
It’s love again; from the film, w and
m Sam Coslow; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 14, 1936; E for, 42321; Cine-
phonie music @o., ltd., London. 1297
It’s no use trying to forget you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117108;
John J. Benes, Denver. 1298
It’s not like you; song. ©1c. Jan. 4,
1936; E unp. 115733; Edward Car-
son Williams, Detroit. 1299
It’s Roosevelt again; fox-trot or march
song. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
116324; Lindsay McPhail, New York.
1300
It’s so hard for me to forget; wa!tz. w
and m Helena M. Pioretta. © 1 ©.
Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 1171386; Helena
Mary Criscio, Westfield, Mass. 13801
It’s springtime in the valley; w and
melody. © 1. Dee. 11, 1935; E
unp. 117077; Victor Dangel, Los An-
geles. 1302
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1303
It’s springtime, it’s waltztime; song,
w Eleanor Wallace. © 1 c. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116071; Alfred Fio-
retti, Baton Rouge, La. 1303
It’s starlight time and it’s love time;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936;
FH unp. 115992; Adele E. Grande-
man, Sacramento, Calif. 1304
It’s time we said good morning; fox-
trot, w Ollie Pryor, m Dague R.
Bryon © ec) 31.2 1935 2 (Hor
42307; Richard Pryor, Bristol, Eng-
land. 1305
It’s too lonesome here, for me; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936; HB
unp. 116882; Alice R. Clemmons,
Hill Top, W. Va. 1306
It’s too much wear and tear on my
heart; song. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1936;
EK unp. 116155; Dorothy H. Rich-
ards, Prescott, Ariz. 1307
It’s written in my heart; w Delma
Lee; pf., with w. ©1 c. Jan. 27,
1936; E unp. 117056; Mildred Borne-
man Ludwick, jr., Lakewood, O.
1308
It’s you I crave; melody. © 1 «
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116046; Lillian
R. Boyer, Philadelphia. 1309
It was Will Rogers who; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
115697; Harold Eli Lish, Brooklyn.
1310
It was written in the stars; w Frances
Kniskern Anderson; pf. © 1c. Jan.
31, 1936; E unp. 117312; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 1311
It wasn’t on the program; w and
melody Jimmie Mitchell. © 1 «
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116602; James
S. Mitchell, New York. 1312
J’peux pas quitter Pau-paul; biguine,
paroles et m L. Salvado. © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42609; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 1313
Jaques-Daleroze (EH.) Douze chan-
sons de gosses. 1°" cah. nos. 1-6.
2™° cah. nos. 7-12. © Sept. 1, 1935;
E for. 42160, 42161; Heugel, Paris.
1314, 1815
Je n’aime pas qu’on me regarde; fox-
trot, paroles Albert Willemetz et Ch.
L. Pothier, m Oberfeld. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42230; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 1316
Je vous adore; from Brazen, w and m
Sam Coslow and Victor Young. ©
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
1 ce. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117200;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 1317
Jealous moon; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116657; Har-
low G. Jungles, Lockport, Ill. 1318
Jean Harlow; song; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116408;
Glenn Adelbert Dewey, Chicago.
131
Jeanette; Ww and melody Dudley
Manners, © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E
unp. 117015; D. Dudley Krupp,
Brooklyn. 1320
Jesus Christ was crucified; hymn, m
Myrtle Gauntlett; pf. © Jan. 1,
1936; E pub. 52980; R. Leo Soaries,
Brooklyn. 1321
Jesus, have mercy on me; hymn. ©
Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 52948; Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 1322
Jesus, I live to Thee; tune, Pen park,
English w Henry Harbaugh, Welsh
w Parch John Blias, m J. J. Rees,
arr. Griffith J. Jones; ladies trio
and mixed voices. © Nov. 20, 1935;
E pub. 52697; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 13238
Jesus is listening in; hymn, arr. B.
Blew and M. Flintham. © Dec. 10,
1935; E pub. 52894; Maggie Scott,
Washington. 1324
Jesus is near; w Oswald J. Smith, m
B. D. Ackley; pf. © Dee. 27, 1985;
FE pub. 52553; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. S25.
Jesus on the water side; negro spirit-
ual, arr. Walter Aschenbrenner ;
male voices. © Nov. 27, 1935; H
pub. 52149; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
ine., Chicago. 1326
Jesus, the one; hymn. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1986; BE unp. 115743; Troy Howard
Williams, Pittsburgh. 1327
Jésus, Toi qui Ssauvas le monde; texte
et transcription de Vorch. F Brun,
m Claude Debussy; 2 voix de
femmes. 1. Sans acc. 4to.—2. Avec
ace. d’orgue ou harmonium. © Nov.
1, 1935; E for. 42648, 42644; Durand
& cie., Paris. 1328, 1829
Jezeli kochaé, to tylko ciebie; tango,
stowa L. Szmaragda, m S. Kataszka.
© Dee. 8, 1934; E for. 42594; L.
Idzikowski, Warsaw, Poland. 1330
Jig elephantine; by William Bell; E
flat or BB flat tuba and pf. © Dec.
31, 19385; E pub. 53046; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 1331
00
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Jim Cro; geiriau Cymraeg traddodia-
dol, English w Tom Parry, m arr.
Grace Williams. © Jan. 1, 1986;
E for. 42371; Grace Mary Williams,
London. 18382
Johnson boys; w, melody and rev. Sky-
land Scotty. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1986;
EH ounp. 116559; Scott Wiseman,
Chicago. lose
Jolie (La) guinguette; valse musette,
paroles §. Chapelier, m H. Panella;
orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1985; E for.
42149; L. Philippo, Paris. 1334
Jolly (The) coppersmith ; by C. Peter,
arr. Mort H. Glickman; pf. © Jan.
14, 1986; E pub. 52887; Calumet
music ¢o., Chicago. 1335
Jolly Peter; intermezzo, M. Werner-
Kersten, arr. Paul Yoder; band pts.
© Jan. 25, 1986; E pub. 53032; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 1336
Jolly (The) sailor man; by Marie F.
Hall; 1 pf., 4 players. © Jan. 2,
19386; E pub. 52644; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1337
Joyful (The) Achmed; by Max Berry;
pf. direction. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
EH unp. 116159; Max Bergunker,
Brooklyn. 1338
Joyful thanks: w and m Jewell Hen-
nessy. © Dec. 17, 1935; E for.
42464; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
1339
Juanita; w Abel Meeropol; pf. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116102; Na-
than Mattlin, New York. 1340
Judgment (The) of Sheba; operetta,
w and m W. A. Goldsworthy ; female
voices. © Dee. 20, 1985; D 39605;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
1340*
Jugend (Die) marschiert; marsch,
Heinz Lindemann, arr. komponisten.
1. Blasmusik stimmen.—2. Mando-
linen-orch. stimmen. © Feb. 11,
Jan. 2, 19838; E for. 42401, 42402;
Edition Lindemann, Otto Linde-
mann, Berlin. 1341, 13842
Juggling hearts around; w and m
Joan Waycross. © 1 ec. Jan. 38,
1986; E unp. 115669; Ruth Vogel
Russell, Petersham, Mass. 1343
June rondel: by Alec Rowley; pf. ©
Jan. 15, 1986; E for. 42667; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 1344
Junge (Der) graf; schlager aus dem
film, text Hans Hannes, m Leo
1358
eux.” © ‘Oh 12) a98as7 WH for!
42510; Ufaton-verlags g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 1345
Just a bit of Erin; song, w Harry
Lawrence. © 1 ¢ Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116582; Kate Condon, Chi-
cago. 1346
Just a chain of daisies, from the vale
of yesterday; song. ©1e. Jan. 14,
1986; E unp. 116868; Lola M. Mac-
Gauley, Jackson, Mich. 1347
Just a chuckle or two; song. © 1 ©.
Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116449;
Blanche Snyder Judd, Ottawa, Kan.
1348
Just a fad; w Donald Morton, m Seth
Carman Olean ay 1oaGe oi)
unp. 115831; Clarence Seth Car-
man, New York. 1349
Just a glance; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115981; Hugo
R. Radau, Waterloo, Il. 1350
Just a little cozy corner; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116614;
Newell B. Davis, Washington. 13851
' Just a little dust storm; song, melody
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ec. Jan. 20,
1986; E unp. 116613; John Storm,
Benwood, W. Va. HEIs
Just a little heaven; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 116296;
Lila E. Wingerd, East Toledo, O.
1353
Just a little silver sailboat on a blue
glass sea; song. © 1c. Jan. 14,
19386; E unp. 116838; Mildred L.
Hart, Des Moines. 1354
Just a little waltz; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115676;
George Harl Glover, Long Beach,
Calif. 1355
Just a matter of time; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117119;
Bonnie Dee Dean, McPherson, Kan.
1356
Just a moon-light romance; w H. Sel-
domridge, m I. Hibbs. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1986; E unp. 116792; Helen Sel-
domridge and Irene Hibbs, Prince-
ville, Ill. 1357
Just a petal from a rose; w and mel-
ody. ©l1e. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116350; Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles.
1358
o1
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1359)
Just a poor old niggah; melody. ©
ie? Dec ys ywlosar eH unp. daliGsat
Walter Raymond Strom, Russell,
N. D. 1359
Just a wish for a cottage, some roses,
and you; w Neita Louise Bryant; pf.
© 1e. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116226;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1360
Just an old album of keepsakes; w
Viola Muhe; pf. © 1 c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117313; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portiand, Or. 1361
Just an old fashioned trunk; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116623 ;
Amy S. Hardwick, Inspiration, Ariz.
1862
Just another girl who sings and
dances: fox trot song. © 1c. Jan.
30, 9368)" EF) unde wai230 ohn
Michael Kasché, jr., Allentown, Pa.
1363
Just another little kiss baby; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116282; Pearl Keyes, Sargent,
Neb. 1364
Just another way for me to say I love
you; w Ardath Tichenor; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117314; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1365
Just as easy as rolling off a log; w Al
Bryan, m Jean Schwartz; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Jan. 13, 1936;
E pub. 52848; Famous music corp.,
New York. 1366
Just a-wearyin’ for you; fox trot song.
© Nov. 4, 1985; E pub. 52715; M.
Helen Wahl Serio, North Merrick,
isle IN Ys 1367
Just before the execution; pf., with w.
©1c. Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 117261;
Bill Case, Fort Worth. 1368
Just dreams; w and m Joe Doc Brown;
Diz©) 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1986° Haunp:
1172738; Joseph F. Brown, Nutley,
ING Fd: 1369
Just forgive and forget me, my darling ;
w and melody B. Nettles; pf. acc.
and transcription Mrs. B. W. Caba-
niss. © 1. Oct. 14, 1935; E unp.
115526; Bill Nettles, Lafayette, La.
1370
Just in time; march; pf. © Jan. 10,
1986; E pub. 52904; Henry J. Ster-
ner, Hmaus, Pa. TSHOe
Just let me go on dreaming; song, arr.
Elwood M. Wilson. © 1 ec. Jan. 28,
o2
Pt HE nese yaot
1986; E unp. 117134; Regis Wuen-
schel, Mt. Oliver, Pa. 1372
Just like a dream; song, m Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 116446; Virginia Hufford,
Los Angeles. MBS
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 116982; John J. Han-
non, Tulsa, Okl. 1374
Just one precious moment with you;
fox-trot, w B. A. Lambert and L.
Earl, melody L. Earl. ©1e. Jan. 2,
1986; E unp. 115534; Bess Angelloz
Lambert, Savannah. 1379
Just rolling along; w and melody. ©
1 ec Jan. 30, 19386; E unp. 1172538;
Mary Alden Lence, Jonesboro, U1.
1376
Just think of it; song. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115554; Jay Lester
Sidell, Casper, Wy. 1377
Just tra la la la her; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116341;
Rudolph Springer, Brooklyn. 1878
Just want you; w Herbert J. Brandon,
m Maurice Besly. © Nov. 26, 1935;
E for. 42468; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 1379
Just we two; primary piano duets,
Gladys A. Wood. © Jan. 13, 1936;
E for. 42544; Walsh, Holmes & Co.,
Itd., London. 1380
—— song. ©1c. Jan. 10, 19386; E unp.
116169; Elizabeth Rumple, Dallas.
1381
Justorum animae; offertory for the
feast of All saints, w from the Lit-
urgy of the Roman Catholic church,
m James P. Dunn; mixed cho., a
cappella. © Dee. 30, 1935; E pub.
52558; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 1382
Kaiser Bill; song, arr. Loftus H. Ward.
© 1 e. Jan. 17, 1986; EH unp. 117367;
Homer Allin Hill, Huron, 8S. D. 1383
Kammerkonzert ; von Karl Holler, op.
19; cembalo u. kleines kammerorch.
o. sechs soloinstrumente. Partitur.
© Dee. 18, 1935; E for. 42360; F. EH.
C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 1384
Kathleen; w Edward Roaf, m Verne
Harrington, arr. M. Bidwell. © 1
ec Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115568;
Laverne H. Harrington, Cambridge,
Mass. 1385
Katy avourneen; w and m J. E. John-
son, arr. Michael McFarlane. ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Jan. 29, 19836; E pub. 53135; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
1386
Katze (Die); text J. W. L. Gleim, m
Ludwig Roselius, op. 14, no. 2; hohe
stimme. © Sept. 13, 1985; E for.
49331; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
1387
Kavpevo (To) 76 yadoupaxe (Kaumeno to
gadouraki) ; w anon., m Spiros Be-
eatoros: pf. © Aug. 21, 1985; EH
pub. 52581; Apollo music co., New
York. 1388
Keene’s (Hank) number four book of
original mountain, cowboy, hill-billy
and folk songs; by H. Keene; with
Switware ©) Jan. 5; 1986: E pub.
2771: Hank Keene, ine, South
Coventry, Conn. 1389
Keep love’s banner floating over you;
song. © Jan. 9, 1936; E pub. 52744;
Paut White, Highland Park, Il.
1390
Keep that twinkle in your eye; from
Paddy O’Day, w Edward Eliseu and
Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 13, 1986;
E pub. 52865; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 1391
Keep your eye in the sky; from This’ll
make you whistle, w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman ;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
EK for. 42274; Cinephonie music co.,
Itd., London. 1392
Kentucky moon; song, arr. Catharine
Renn © 1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1936; E unp.
116569; George Dalton, Berkeley,
Calif. 1393
King of burlesque; [music for] end
title, David Buttolph; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 7, 19836; E unp. 116545; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 1394
King Vladimir’s feast: old Russian
saga, traditional w, English version
Maxwell H. Popkin, transcribed
Boris Levenson; men’s cho. © Jan.
2, 1986; E pub. 52661; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 1395
Kiss (A) for consolation; w Edgar
Leslie, melody Joe Burke. © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116172; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 1396
Kiss (The) I stole; song, arr. Abe
Ostrow: with symbols for guit, or
banjo. ©1c. Jan. 15, 1936; E unp.
116429; Phil Livingston, Rockaway
Park, N. Y. 1397
1409:
Kiss (The) I stole from you; song, w
Claude L. Wisner. © 1 ¢. Jan: 6,
1936; E unp. 115856; Theodora
Kremer, Hempstead, N. Y. 1398
Kiss (A) in the heart of the rose-bud ;
w Anna Parry; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117315; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1399
Kiss me, love me, and kiss me again;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross; dia-
grams for guit., symbols for ukulele
and banjo. © Dec. 18, 1935; E pub.
02694; Walter Oz Parsons, Roanoke,
Va. 1400
Kisses in the night; song, arr. Mark
Anthony. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115875; John W. Shaw, Norwocd,
N. J. 1401
Kitchen (The) is my palace; song,
melody Karl Kaye. ©1c Jan. 7,
1936; E unp. 115810); Rheuy Cather-
ine Hammill, Chambersburg, Pa.
1402
Kleine (Der) akkordeon-ktinstler; 15
originaikompositionen, Walter Por-
schmann; chromatische instrumente
im umfange von 25 melodie-tasten
u. 8-24, auch 36-120 biissen. © Nov.
29, 1935; E for. 42131; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 1403
Kleiner narr; bravour foxtrot, m u.
arr. Ernst Fischer; salon-orch. stim-
men. © May 10, 1935; E for. 42678;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 1404
Kleines (Ein) lied. © 1 ¢ Jan. 2,
1986; EH unp. 115608; George Torke,
New York. . 1405
Kochaj; tango sentymentalne, stowa:
W. Krystjan, muzyka: Adolf Kurz,
arr. Z. Biatostocki. © Nov 12, 1935;
HE for. 42538 ; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw,
Poland. 1406
Kol nidre; English tr., and new pf. arr.
Mort H. Glickman, Hawaiian guit.
solo, in note and diagram, arr. Nick
Mancloff; with chords for ukulele
and guit. © Jan. 14, 1936; E pub.
52838; Calumet music co., Chicago.
1407
Kt6z mi cie wziat; tango, stowa Natecz,
m M. CieSlakownej, arr. Z. Biato-
stocki. © Nov. 24, 1934; E for.
42595; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw, Po-
land. 1408
Kuckuck (Der); dichter unbekannt,
m Ludwig Roselius, op. 14, no. 3;
hohe stimme. © Sept. 9, 1935; E for.
42332; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, grees
140
Oo
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1410
Kurische suite; von Otto Besch;
kleines orch. Partitur. © Dec. 10,
1985; E for, 42359; F. E. C. Leuck-
art, Leipzig. 1410
Kuss (Hin) ist wunderbar ; foxtrot aus
Der griine domino, text Hans Fritz
Beckmann, m Gottfried Huppertz,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Sept. 16, 1985; E for. 42508; Ufaton-
verlags g. m. b. h., Berlin. 1411
L. A. S. A. C, A. N. A. midnight sun,
XXI gun salute; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 1163867;
William K. Kurz, New York. 1412
Laberinto ; fox, letra y m Luis Arcaraz.
© Nov. 11, 1935; E for, 42527 ; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
1413
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the boys;
w and melody. ©1ce. Jan. 18, 1936:
E unp. 116644; Lee Roy Branch, Dal-
las. 1414
Laindler und schuhplattler ; 21 plattler-
tanze, schnadahtipfin u. jodler, leicht
gesetzt E. Lorenz; chromatische in-
strumente mit 12-120 bissen. ©
Nove, 29), 19353. Mia tor 42129. OB.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
1415
Lagrima; blues, letra Ernesto M. Cor-
tazar, m Juan S. Garrido. © Dec.
10, 1985; E for. 42529; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. 1416
La Guardia, the people’s man; w and
melody Harold E. Lish. © 1. Jan.
15, 1936; E unp. 116421 ; Harold Lish,
Brooklyn. 1417
Laks (Simon) ‘Trois pieces de con-
cert; violoncelle avec acc. de pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42205; R. Deiss,
Paris. 1418
Lalo (Hdouard Victor Antoine)
Scherzo; transcription Claude Laty:;
m dharmonie. © Oct. 1, 1935; E
for. 42253; Durand et cie., Paris.
1419
Lament of the leaves; violin and pf.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 117265;
James Jubron Halbouty, Beaumont,
Tex. 1420)
Lamentation; song, English and Ger-
man w. ©41c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp.
115885; Wolff W. Friedlander, Hol-
lis, N. Y. 1421
Lamento del jorobado; bolero, letra y
melodia. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1986; HB
unp. 116465; José R. Carreén, New
York. 1422
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Land (The) of Medan Threave; w P.
Thuringer, m M. C. Taylor; pf.
treble. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936: E unp.
1169384; Mary C. Taylor and Peggy
Thuringer, Providence. 1423
Laporte (L.) Cent dictées musicales ;
progressives 4 2 voix. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42209; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 1424
Larghetto in D; by W. H. Squire;
string orch., with 3d violin in lieu
of viola, and pf. ad lib. Se. and pts.
© Nov. 26, 1935; E for. 42474; Boo-
sey & co., Itd., London. 1425
Largo; simplified, from the New world
symphony, Anton Dvorak, new arr.
Mort H. Glickman; pf. © Jan. 11,
1986; E pub. 52912; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 1426
Lariat (The) ; march; pf. ©1c. Jan.
24, 19386; E unp. 117064; Myrtle
Shannon Forsyth, Oklahoma City.
1427
Lasciatemi cantar; valzer, Passaporto
rosso, parole Alberto Simeoni, m
Emilio Gragnani; pf. © Oct. 15,
1935 ; E for. 42292; A. & G. Carisch &
e.. Milan. 1428
Last (The) dance; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Jan, 24, 1936; E unp.
116898; Earl Fraleigh, Rhinebeck,
Ne ys 1429
Last (The) love song; w James H.
Dempsey, m Johann C. Schmid. ©
1 @ Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117024;
Jerry Vogel music co., inc.. New
York. 1430
Last night; w Christian Winther, tr.
Theodore Marzials, m Halfdan Kje-
rulf, arr. Cesare Sodero; mixed’
voices. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub.
52782; Harold. Flammer, inc., New
York. 1431
Last night was heaven; song. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117003 ; Joseph.
Franz Silber, Rochester, N. Y. 1482
Last night when we were young; Ww
BE. Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen;
with guit. symbols and chords for
ukulele and banjo. © Jan. 10, 1986;
E pub. 52750; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 1433
Last (The) waltz; song. © 1c. Jan.
2, 19836; E unp. 115571; Herbert
Strassburger Nusbaum, Clarksburg,
W. Va. 1434
Laughing Lill; song, m Luther A.
Clark; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
o4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Aaron A. Clark. (© 1) ¢) Jam 27,
19386; E unp. 117006; Lela M. Mat-
theus, Decatur, Ala. 1435
Lazy Coquille; w Millard Hubbard;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 19386; B unp.
117316; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1436
Lead me home; hymn, w A. H. Ackley,
m B. D. Ackley. © Dec. 27, 1935;
‘EH pub. 52541; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 1437
Leading hymns; compiled and ed. ©
Jan. 21, 1986; AA 195039; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 1438
Leave the light a-burning; w Trafford
Perrys pin (©) 1)’ Jan: 31, 1936;
EK unp. 117317; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14389:
Legons dharmonie; des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie, année
1935, basSe et chant donnés Jacques
de la Presle et René Guillou, réalisa-
tions Henri Dutilleux, Alfred Desen-
clos, Paul Tortelier, et autres. ©
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42155; Heugel,
Paris. 1440
Legacies no. 1; by Sydney Baynes;
orch. pts. © Dee. 24, 1935; E for.
42575; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 1441
Legati (Benedetto) Adagio; tran-
scribed Isidor Philipp; pf. © Dec.
31, 1935; E pub. 52856; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1442
Legionnaire (The); w Mary Ann
O’Donnell; pf. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116231; Sylvester Long
1443
Leilani; Hawaiian lullaby; with uku-
lele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936; E pub.
52802; Harry Owens, Honolulu.
1444
Nepovaxt [and] Kiva piav ayaan (Lemonaki
fand|] Hicha mian agape); arr.
Jack Badget and Nick Kokkinos. ©
Aug. 21, 1985; E pub. 52585; Apollo
music co., New York. 1445
Lend me Thine aid, oh Lord; w and
melody, arr. Burrell Van Buren. ©
1 ec Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115859;
Herbert Leslie Barton, New London,
Conn. 1446
Let everybody sing; Children’s day
service, w Lizzie De Armond, m
W. B. Judefind. © Apr. 16, 1935;
Cross, Portland, Or.
D0
1460:
H pub. 52472; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 1447
Let me; pf., with w. ©1 ec. Jan. 10,
1936; EH unp. 116087; Aaron Rosen-
berg, New York. 1448
Let me alone; w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116390; Earl
Vernon Hare, Baltimore. 1449
Let me draw you a picture; from Con-
tinental varieties of 1986, w and
m Jean Delettre, Irving Taylor and
J. Russel Robinson, pf. arr. J. R. R.;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Jan. 14,
1936; E pub. 52816; Harry Engel,
inec., New York. 1450
Let me dry all your tears; w and m
Ervin Howard Strub; pf. © 1.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116233; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1451
Let me forget; w Oswald J. Smith, m
B. D. Ackley; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
EK pub. 52544; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 1452
Let me hear your voice again; song,
arr. May Hayes Self. -© 1c. Jan.
21, 1986; E unp. 116768; Jas. Wilson
Arrowsmith, Somerville, N. J. 14538
Let me hope and let me dream; song.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115646;
Thelma Morgen Stearns, Revere,
Mass. 1454
Let me linger; w and m Dean Mitch-
ell. © 1c Dec. 31, 1985; E ump.
116581; Eva D. Mitchell, Bowling
Green, Ky. 1455
Let me look into your eyes once again;
w Florence Maude Bennell; pf.
1c. Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117318;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1456
Let me not be without you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp.
115832; Michael Rechler, New York.
1457
Let’s be gay and waltz; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1986; EH unp. 115837:
Michael Rechler, New York. 1458
Let’s be sweethearts again; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 117059; Charles Louis Seitz,
Sapulpa, OKl. 1459
Let’s build a home in the stars; w and
melody Gene Sickel. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1988; E unp. 117162; Eugene Henry
Sickel, jr., Larchmont, N. Y. 1460
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1461
Let’s build a little home together, and
love will help us find the way; w
Bula Marie Engelhardt; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116254; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1461
Let’s celebrate; w and melody. © 1
e. Jan. 31, 1936; EH unp. 117354;
Nicholas Ciardi, Newark, N. J. 1462
Let’s drink a toast to love; w and m
Andy O’Connor. © 1 e¢. Jan. 31,
1836; E unp. 117276; Andrew R.
O’Connor, Roslindale, Mass. 1463
Let’s face the music and dance: from
Follow the fleet, w and m Irving Ber-
lin; with guit. symbols and chords
for ukulele and banjo. © Jan. 10,
1936; E pub. 52756; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 1464
Let’s get together; by Chick Webb;
pf. May 27, 1935; E pub. 52928;
Milsons music pub. corp., New York.
1465
Let’s go; from The music goes ’round,
w Harry Richman, m Victor Schertz-
inger: with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53110; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 1466
Let’s go dewn to Freddie’s and play;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman
and Sam Adelman. © 1«@ Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116497; Henry Zels-
man, Chicago. 1467
Let’s make a date with the moon; w
James Cappetta, with melody. © 1
e. Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116956;
Henry Horvath, Chicago. 1468
Let’s make love in the library; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1936 ; EH unp. 116589; John J. Gabriel,
Maspeth, L. I., N. Y. 1469)
Let’s take off our clothes; w and mel-
ody. © 1 € Jan. 21, 1986 > BH unp:
116757; Zora Layman, New York.
1470
Let’s talk it over; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117365;
Raymond (Bud) Finch, LHaton
Rapids, Mich. 1471
Let’s talk it over before love passes by ;
w and m Ann Glenn. © 1 ¢c. Jan.
28, 1936; E unp. 117109; Ann Glenn
Aley, Chester, Pa. 1472
Let’s tip our hats to Franklin Roose-
velt; w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 117040; Bert Gordon,
New York. 1473
Let vourself go; from Follow the fleet,
w and m Irving Berlin; with guit.
06
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
symbols and chords for ukulele and
banjo. © Jan. 10, 1986; Epub.
52755; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
1474
Life begins when you’re in love; from
The music goes ’round, w Lew
Brown, m Victor Schertzinger and
Harry Richman; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53113;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1475
Life goes on, though you’re gone; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116957; Mary Olline Cole, Rich-
mond, ‘ex. 1476
Life is a dream with you; song, mel-
ody Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Jan.
6, 1986; EH unp. 115861; Chris Jor-
gensen, Harmon, N. Y. 1477
Life is ecstasy; w and m Paul Met-
calf; pf. treble. 1c Jan. 14,
1936; EH unp. 116383; Orlando Paul
Metealf, jr., New York. 1475
Life is empty without love; from
Royal romanee, w and m Jimmy
Nolan; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 14,
1986; EH for. 42318; Cinephonic
music co., Itd., London. 1479
Life’s jig-saw puzzle: sone, w Bettie
Bethel. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1926; HE unp.
115598; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 1480
Life’s rose; song, w Hattie Roll Pagel.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1986; EH unp. 117345;
William Wegener, Oconomowoc,
Wis. 1481
Life’s short dream; song, w Mrs. A.
J. Christian. ©1c¢. Jan. 2, 1936; H
unp. 115599; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 1482
Lights are low: w and melody. © 1
ce. Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116484;
Helen Lebo Kaufmann, Los Angeles.
1483
Like a dream in the garden of Hden:
w Lee Wood, melody L. Wood and
Will Jacobson. ©1 ce. Jan. 10, 1936;
E unp. 116096; Lee Clay Wood, Oak-
land, Calif. 1484
Like a garden filled with roses; song,
arr. Catherine Penn. © 1.¢ Jan.
17, 1936; E unp. 116572 ; George Dal-
ton, Berkeley, Calif. 1485
Like a _ silver moonbeam you _ siole
across my way: fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116377; Blanche Cummins Patter-
son, Chattanooga. 1486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1513
no. 1, 1936
Like to the damask rose; w Simon
Westell, m Edward Elgar, agrr.
Montague F. Phillips; sop. 1, 2) and
alto. © Oct. 1, 1935; Ei for. 42404;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 1487
Lilo ana oe ia’u; fox trot song. ©1c.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115756; Chas. Hi.
King, Honolulu. 1488
Lindy Lou; w and m Harriett Jacobs.
©1e Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115649;
Harriett Krauth White, Oak Park,
BLT. 1489
Liriche; di Maria Antonietta De Car-
olis, m Hzio Camussi. © July 4,
1935; HE for. 42298; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 1490:
Anopovnce (Lismonise) ; w and m Nicholas
Hatziapostolou. © Aug. 21, 1985; H
pub. 52954; Apollo music co., New
York. 1491
Listen ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1935; EH unp. 115938; Edith Raymer,
Escondido, Calif. 1492
Listen to the music; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 30, 19386; E unp. 117254;
Mary Alden Lence, Jonesboro, Ill.
1493
Liszt (Franz) Feux follets; irrlichter,
bearb. Leo Weiner; orch. Partitur.
© July 12, 1934; E for. 42536; Roz-
Savolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
1494
Liebestraum; English lyric How-
ard Johnson, m arr. Hd Smaile; male
quartette. [English text] © Jan.
3, 19386; E pub. 52617; Robbins music
corp., New York. 1495
Second Hungarian rhapsody ; easy
arr. Marcus I. Epstein; pf. © Dec.
28, 19385; E pub. 52572; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 1496
Weinen, klagen; variationen tiber
ein motiv v. J. S. Bach, bearb. Leo
Weiner; orch. Partitur. © July 27,
1934; H for. 42535; Rozsavolgyi &
co., Budapest, Hungary. 1497
Little angels like you; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E unp.
1173872; Walter Ree Burke, Jackson,
Mich. 1498
Little baby; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 115976; William
Walden Shepherd, Little Rock.
1499
Little (The) beer mug; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115550; Gilbert Sage Hoppel, Bay-
ard, Neb. 1500
Oo”
Little (A) bit of heaven; valse song.
©1c. Dec. 4, 1985; E unp. 115908 ;
Faith Wood. Chowchilla, Calif.
1501
Little (A) bit shy; song. ©1e. Jan.
3, 1936; FH unp. 115635; George Berry
Leeman, New York. 1502
Little (The) clockwork fairy; toy
tragedy, Kennedy Russell; pf. ©
Jan. 9, 1936; E for. 42485; J. H. Lar-
way, props. Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London. 1503
Little hat of red; song. ©1c. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115876; John W. Shaw,
Norwood, N. J. 1504
Little (A) heaven for two; w and mel-
ody. © Jan. 1, 1986: E pub. 52789;
Code Morgan, sr., Carpinteria, Calif.
1505
Little Jackie Horner. always in his
corner; w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116061; William Peter-
field Trent, jr., Stamford, Conn.
1506
Little (The) Jesus came to town; w
Lizette Woodworth Reese, m Dorothy
James; mixed voices. © Nov. 4,
1935; E pub. 52247; H. T. FitzSim-
ons co., inc., Chicago. 1507
Little maiden in the Ozarks; w Ray-
mond Alsup; pf. © 1 ¢ Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116241; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1508
Little old shanty on the claim; song,
new pf. arr. Mort H. Glickman, Ha-
waiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, arr. Nick Manoloff ; with uku-
lele and guit. chords. © June 27,
1935; E pub. 49958; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 1509
Little (The) peach; w Eugene Field;
mixed voices. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936;
EH ounp. 115754; Sidney Shalit Lipp-
man, Minneapolis. 1510
Little private wire from your heart to
mine; wand melody. ©1e. Jan. 28,
19386; E unp. 117100; Jane Brunell,
New York. 1511
Little racketeer of love, she stole my
heart; w S. Kern, m H. Romersa;
pf. © 1c Jan. 11, 1936; E unp.
116179; Henry Romersa and Stella
Kern, Los Angeles. 1512
Little shack by the maples; w and mel-
ody Reece Fleming and Rufus Town-
send. © 1 ce. Nov. 1, 1935; E unp.
116731 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 1513
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1514
Little (The) shack—under the hill; m
John Newton Wilson; pf. treble, with
w. © 1«e Jan. 16, 1936; E unp.
116480: Dorothea Chapman, Oak-
land, Calif. 1514
Little (The) shepherd’s song; song, w
William Alex. Percy. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1936; E unp. 116685; Marshall
W. Giselman, Nevada City, Calif.
1515.
Little shoe: w and m William Shep-
herd; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; EH
unp. 117291; William Walden Shep-
herd, Little Rock, Ark. 1516
Little sod house; song. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1936: E unp. 115662; Mary Jose-
phene Walker, Los Angeles. 1517
Little (The) working girl; pf., with w.
© Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 52897; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 1518
Locked in my heart; w and melody
Bud Pries. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; H
unp. 115792; Harold Dalmaine Pries,
jr., South Williamsport, Pa. 1519
Lockhart (The) band-class method;
by Lee M. Lockhart and Edmund M.
Goehring. Teacher’s sc. bk. 2.
Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 529386; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 1520
Locomotive polka; melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117280; John
K. Synovec, Chester, Pa. 1521
Lefer (Charles Martin) Five Irish
fantasies; w W. B. Yeats and W.
Heffernan; voice and orch. © Dec.
28, 1935; E pub. 52666; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 1522
Log (The) bench under the moon;
song, arr. Arthur Moore. ©1c. Jan.
21, 1936; E unp. 116762; Frank
Souza, Fall River, Mass. 1523
Lolita mia; paso doble, paroles Louis
Hennevé, m Valsien-Learsi. © Nov.
14, 1985; E for. 428385; Société
anonyme francaise Chappell, Paris.
1524
Lone star; w and m Seymour Simons;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 24, 1936; E
pub. 538086; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York.
Loneliness; w Percy Edgar, m Nikolaus
Brodszky; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon, and chords for guit. and pf.
accordion. © Dec. 23, 19385; E for.
42495; B. Feldman & co., London.
1526
Lonely for you; song. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1986: E unp. 116044; Carl Temple
Schrickel, St. Louis.
1525:
1527
58
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Lonely (A) one’s wish; song, w Ed-
rick T. Mariana. © 1 ¢« Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 117067; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 1528
Lenely to-night like the moon; waltz,
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936;
E sunp. 115577; Francis W. Gardner
and Weston Boyer, Ste. Genevieve,
Mo. 1529
Lonely waters; waliz song, melody
kay Hibbeler. © i ce. Jan. 6, 1986;
EK unp. 115867; Marie A. Levka, Chi-
cago. 1530
Lonesome cowboy; w Jeanie Harper
and Bill Duflock, m Lee Jones. ©
Jan. 8, 1986; E pub. 52721; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. TSH
Lonesome days; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116624; Mary
Webb Allen, Boise, Id. 15382
Lonesome for baby to-night; w and m
Wilf Carter. © 1c Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 116942; Gordon V. Thomp-
son, ltd., Toronto. 1533
Long as you’ve got a little spot in your
heart for me; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116058; William
Peterfield Trent, jr., Stamford, Conn.
1534
Long have I dreamed; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E
unp. 116274; Rocco Panuccio, Brook-
lyn. 15385
Longing for my Mississippi home; w
and m Wilf Carter. ©1c. Jan. 24,
19386; E unp. 116943; Gordon V.
Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 1536
de Deuxiéme bu-
reau, paroles et m Jean Lenoir. ©
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42172; Publi-
cations Francis-Day, s. a., Paris.
15387
Look up—look up—good times are
comin’; fox trot song, melody Ben
Longtemps; tango,
Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E
unp. 116801; Howard Leese, Oak-
land, Calif. 1538
Lookin’ for love; fox trot, w and m
Mike Riley and Ed Farley. © Jan.
13, 1936; E pub. 52795; Joe Davis,
inec., New York. 1539
Loose ends; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 23, 1936: E unp. 116858; Mae
Wolk Reinstein, Brookline, Mass.
1540
Loose leaves; by Alfred Hill; pf. nos.
1-8. © Oct. 28, 1935; E for. 42517;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ‘
ro. 1, 1936
1568
Allan & co., prop. Itd., Melbourne,
Australia. 1541
Lord, give me a song; hymn. © Jan.
16, 1986; E pub. 52976; Grace Reese
Zimmerman, Mt. Carmel, Pa. 1542
Lord, hold my hand; hymn. © Apr.
16, 1935; E pub. 52505; Arthur
Verne Prescott, Cambridge, Wis.
1543
Lord Jesus I love Thee; hymn, w
H. A. Bates, m R. M. Whaling. ©
Oct. 18, 1985; E pub. 52872; Robert
M. Whaling and Harold A. Bates,
San Bernardino, Calif. 1544
Lord (The) triumphant; an WBaster
pageant, Mattie B. Shannon, m vari-
ous composers. © Feb. 5, 1935; E
pub. 52889; Judefind bros., Balti-
more. 1545
Lord’s (The) prayer; m Albert Hay
Malotte, arr. Carl Deis; mixed
voices; organ acc. arr. Carl Wein-
rich. Dec. 28, 19385; E pub.
52631; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
1546
Lorelei; from A royal exchange, w
Frederick Herendeen, m Edward
Horan; with arr. for pf. accordion
and guit. © Dec. 5, 1985; E for.
42349; Chappell & co., Itd., Bene
Lorenz’s organ treasures, no. 2; coll.
of voluntaries for church organs, ed.
H. von Berge. © Jan. 4, 1936; E
pub. 53121; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 1548
Loretta; w Billy Kaye, m Sid Stew-
art; pf. treble © 1c Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 116355; Sidney B.
Sulzberger, New York. 1549
Lotos; tango. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1936;
E unp. 116400; David Alshansky-
Lichtenstein, New York. 1550
Lotus girl; waltz, arr. Willis Conolly;
Spanish guit., in diagram, with
words. © Dec. 20, 19384; E pub.
52738; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 1551
AovAovka (‘H) (He loulouka); pf. arr.
Jack Badget and Nick Kokkinos.
© Aug. 21, 1935: E pub. 52584;
Apollo music co., New York. 1552,
Loulouse; biguine, paroles M. d’Anella
et J. Liogar, m 8S. Delmond. © Nov.
1, 1935; E for. 42613; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 1553
Lovable lady; song. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1986; E unp. 116580; Charles
Rechtman, Buffalo. 1554
51882—36——_5
59
Love at first sight; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
115782; John D. Baltz, Honey
Brook, Pa. 1555
Love (The) birds; andante and valse,
Frank Brokcett; orch. pts. © Nov.
26, 1935; E for. 42476: Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 1556
Love came down at Christmas; w
Christina Rossetti, m Leo Sowerby.
1. Mixed voices; organ ace.—2. Sop.
1, 2 and alto; pf. or organ ace. ©
Nov. 14, 29, 1985; E pub. 52144,
52145; H. T. FitzSimons co., ine,
Chicago. 1557, 1558
Love came out of the night; w and
m Fred Rose and Eddie [i. e. Ed. G.]
Nelson; with guit. arr. © Jan. 10,
1936; E pub. 52814; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 1559
Love came to me; w and m Dorothy
Stoddard. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1936; E
unp. 116460; Dorothy Dutton Par-
ker, Boston. 1560
Love errant; w Hilda Hart, m Alma
Goatley; in A. © Nov. 26, 1935; E
for. 42466; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 1561
Love has cast a wish; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115950;
Constance Voss, New York. 1562
Love (The) I want; song. © 1 e«.
Jan. §, 1986; E unp. 116006; Ralph
E[rving] Skedgell, Millville, N. J.
1563
Love, I wanted you; w Jane Kil-
bourne, m Florenee and Richard Du
Page. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp.
116587; Florence E. Du Page, New
York. 1564
Love in a mist; w and m Joan Way-
cross. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp.
115671; Ruth Vogel Russell, Peter-
sham, Mass. 1565
Love in spring; w Charles Reid, and
melody. © 1c Jan. 6, 1936; E
unp. 115868; Helene Hipkins, Long
Island City. 1566
Love in the stratosphere; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman and Ben
Adelman. ©1.. Jan. 21, 1936; E
unp. 116798; Nelson H. Cook, Niles,
O. 1567
Love is calling; w Daniel S. Twohig,
m Gustav Klemm. © Oct. 30, 1935;
E pub. 52907; Elkan-Vogel co., inc.,
Philadelphia. 1568
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1569
pt. III, n. s., v. 3k
Love is calling—Continued.
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Oct.
30, 1935; E pub. 52908; Elkan-Vogel
co., inc., Philadelphia. 1569
Love is not so simple; w and melody
R. W. Brown and Bob Hoffman. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116832;
Richard Warren Brown, Elizabeth,
ONS JE 1570
Love letters ; song, m Luther A. Clark,
arr. Aaron A. Clark. ©1c. Jan. 27,
1986; E unp. 117005; Edith Bennett
Mulvey, Hast Hampton, N. Y. 1571
Love lives on; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115543;
Robert Miller, Paterson. 1572
Love me now; valse song. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1935; E unp. 115931; Vincent
Crisi, Detroit. 1573:
Love me with your heart and soul; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
116264; Martin Kotel, New York.
1574
Love on San Diego bay ; song, w James
©. Brown. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E
unp. - 116669; William Raymond
_ Gallucci, San Diego, Calif. 1575
Love popped around the corner; w and
melody Alan Emery. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 116554; Allen H. Hmer-
man, New York. 1576
Love’s not. the thing to-day; w Arthur
Schmidt, m Richard Rathvon Uhl.
- ©1e. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115692;
John Hamilton Uhl, jr., Kingston,
Pa. 1577
Love (A) song will haunt me; song.
©1e. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115655;
Lilian Roch, New York. 1578
Love time; song, m John Rozman. ©
1 « Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115699;
Virgil S. Gilmore, Warren, O. 1579
Love walked away; song. ©1c. Dec.
26, 1985; E unp. 115894; John Eastin
Lepping, Louisville. 1580
Love waltz; w Victor Calhoun Varallo,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 117220; Johnny Lou Freda,
Philadelphia. 1581
Love will live on; from What a relief,
w Brooks Bowman, m Frank Taplin ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 14,
1935; E pub. 52418; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 1582
Loveliest of mothers; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116814; George
Wilmot Rogers, Walla Walla, Wash.
1583.
Lovely dream; w P. P. Mucha and
Paul M. Kozar, with melody. © 1
c. Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116463 ; Paul
P. Mucha, New York. 1584
Lovely (The) house; w Jean Earle, m
Vivien Lambelet. © Sept. 26, 1935;
E for. 42045; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 1585
Lovely lady; w B. Nisen, m M. David-
son. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117271; Milton Davidson and Barney
Nisen, Los Angeles. 1586
Lovely lady of my dreams; song waltz,
- melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 © Jan.
16, 1936; E unp. 116469; Otto Davis;
Princeton, Ky. 1587
Lovely night; w Dorothy Shirley and
Jessie Cleverston, m Dorothy Shirley.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115750;
Dorothy Hickoh Baklevinoff, New
York. 1588
Lovely (The) things are quiet things;
w Donaldine Cameron ; mixed voices.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1936: E unp. 116689;
Dora Flick Flood, Lakewood, O.
1589
Lovely you; waltz song. © 1c. Jan.
3, 1986; E unp. 115665; Belle Hanna
Swain, Chicago. 1590
Lover inside me; song. © 1c. Jan.
18, 19386; E unp. 116668; Morton
Smith, Providence. 1591
Lover of mine; song, w Callie Mae
Jones. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp.
117226; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 1592
Lover’s tears; w HE. V. Seltzer and
Harry Clarkson; pf. treble. ©1l1e.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116185; Hdwin
V. Seltzer, Hempstead, N. Y. 1593
Love’s mystery; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116516; M. EH. Schwarz, Ar-
lington Heights, Mass. 1594
Love’s old story; song. © 1. Jan.
24, 19386; E unp. 116892; Madeline
L. Winsor, New Brunswick, N. J.
1595
Love’s old sweet song; w L. Clifton
Bingham, m J. A. Molloy, arr. Ed.
Smalle; male quartette. © Jan. 3,
1936; E pub. 52615; Robbins music
corp., New York. 1596
Love’s own sweet song; waltz, from
Sari, w C. C. S. Cushing and E. P.
Heath, m HE. Kalman, arr. Freeman
High. 1. Sop. 1,2 and alto—2. Ten.
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no. 1, 1936
1, 2 and bar.—3. Sop. and alto, or
ten. and bar.—4. Sop., alto and
bar.—5. Male cho.—6. Mixed cho.
© Jan. 2, 1936; E pub. 52589-52594 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 1597-1602
Love’s parade; w Sudie, m V. Ander-
son. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1986; E unp.
116908 ; Sudie Fenn and Vera Ander-
son, St. Louis. 1603
Love’s surprise; fox-trot song. ©1c¢.:
Dee. 4, 1935; E unp. 115912; Lesley
S. Casey, Brainerd, Minn. 1604
Love’s sweet dream; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. Dec. 20,
1935; E unp. 115086; E. Hartley
Carle, Glassville, N. B., Canada.
1605
Loving on the ocean; w EH. E. Luney,
m Vernon Leftwich. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19,
1935; E unp. 115895; Vernon C.
Leftwich and Ellen E. Luney, Los
Angeles, 1606
Loving you; w Anna Parry; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan. 31, 19386; E unp. 117319;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1607
Low down bass; by William Bell; E
flat or BB flat tuba and pf. © Dec.
31, 1935; E pub. 53046; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 1608
Low down moon; w Sid Granell, m
Morty Lowell. ©1c. Jan. 8, 1936;
EH unp. 116015; Mortimer Lefkowitz,
New York. 1609
Low-swingin’ cradle; w Hugo Storm,
m Mary Bridgewater. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1985; E unp. 114747; Mary Bridge-
water-Hay, Inglewood, Calif., and
C. H. Wheeler, Los Angeles. 1610:
Lucille; caprice, Percy Code, arr.
Denis Wright; brass band pts. ©
Jan. 3, 1986; E for. 42570; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 1611
Lucky night; w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116174; Jack
Joyce, Chicago. 1612
Lullaby (A); w and m G. G. Dean
and Evelyn Stewart White. ©1e«.
Jan. 17, 1936; E unp. 116562; Grace
Ghent Dean, Columbus, O. 1613
Lullaby; Mother’s day song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117198; Fran-
ces S. Laroche, San Francisco. 1614
pf., with w. © Dec. 12, 1935;
E pub. 52098; Harry H. Shapiro,
New York. 1615
61
1627
——w and m Kimber, op. 12, no. 2. ©
1c Jan. 6, 19386; E unp. 115748;
John 8S. Kimber, jr., Newton Square,
Pa. 1616
Lullaby for a sweet pest; w Samuel
Hoffenstein, m Russel Wragg. ©
Dee. 28, 1935; E pub. 52668; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1617
Lullaby lad; song. © 1 «a Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116772; Una J. Cross,
i. e. Mrs. A. J. Foy Cross, Omaha.
1618
Lullaby of the Volga; fox-trot, w and
m Leo Towers and Rodd Arden. ©
Oct. 15, 1985; E for. 42588; United
music publishers, 1td., London.
1619
Lulu; melody Pedro Flores. © 1 «.
Dec. 27, 1985; E unp. 116740; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
1620
Lumbermen (The); Prince Rupert’s
march, w John Greenleaf Whittier,
old English tune harmonized. ©
Oct. 21, 1985; E pub. 52509; Edith
Lovell Thomas, New York. 1621
Lunar loveliness; w C. F. Fox and
Irma J. Fox; trio arr.; unacc. ©
1c Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115883;
Charles Frederick Fox, Detroit.
1622
Ma belle of Tahiti; w Myron Degnon,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
EK unp. 117214; Julia Strong Degnon,
New York. 1623
Ma chatte danse; paroles Pierre Lorys,
m Joseph Strimer; sop. 1, 2 et alto
cho., sans acc. © Sept. 1, 19385; E
for. 42141; Jean Jobert, Paris. 1624
Ma’ premiére piece; par Joseph
Strimer; violoncelle, 1°°° pos., et pf.
© Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42649; Du-
rand & cie., Paris. 1625
MacDowell (Edward Alexander)
Scotch poem; op. 31, no, 2; pf., with
optional 2d pf. pt., Guy F. Bernard.
Biographical sketch and _ glossary,
rev. ed. with fingering, phrasing, ped-
aling, general information, etc., El-
liot Griffis. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub.
52711; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 1626
Machabey-Ganeval (Emilienne) Vingt
lecons de solfége; 4 changements de
clés avec acc. de pf. © Oct. 1, 19385;
EB for, 42212; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris, 1627
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1628
MeNeil melodies; album of songs and
pf. solos, w M. C. Lorraine and
others, m J. Chas. McNeil. © Dec.
30, 1985; E pub. 52874; Wesley Web-
ster, San Bruno, Calif. 1628
Madino; biguine, paroles M. d’Anella
et J. Logar, m 8S. Delmond. © Nov.
1, 1985; E for. 42614; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 1629
Madonna of the moon; song, w arr.
Elizabeth McCabe Gilmore, m arr.
Albert Denis Tessier. © Jan. 2,
1936; E pub. 52815; Erin Eastwood,
Los Angeles. 1630
Magie moonlight ; fox trot song. ©1c.
Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115935; Mona
Mary Spanier, Chester, Pa. 1631
Magic night; song, m Eloise Stocking.
© 1c. Dee. 31, 1935; E unp. 115530;
Larry Cooper, Calpine, Calif. 1632
Maid of Brazil; three-four quickstep,
w Henri Le Roy, m Andrew Marsden.
© Jan. 7, 1936; E for. 42559; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 1633.
Maiden (The) gathers: poppies; Eng-
lish w Alice Mattullath. German w
Eugen von Enzberg, Danish w Carl
Ewald, m Christian Sinding; med. in
D. © Jan. 10, 1986; E pub, 52765;
Boston music co., Boston. 1634
Majoring in love; w B. Nisen, m M.
Davidson. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E
unp. 117270; Milton Davidson and
Barney Nisen, Los Angeles. 1635
Malaguena; from the Spanish suite
Andalucia, by Ernesto Lecuona, tran-
scribed Gregory Stone; pf. © Jan.
15, 1936; E pub. 52831; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 1636
Malézieux (Hugéne) 16 études aux 7
positions pour le violon. © Sept. 1,
1935; E for. 42133; Hugéne Malé-
zieux, Paris. 1637
Malkaus chautal; melody. © 1. Jan.
30, 1986; E unp. 117282; Sarat La-
hiri, New York. 1638
Mama, io ti chiedo perdono; tango ar-
gentino, testo Giubra, m e arr. Guido
L. Cergoli; orch. pti. © Jan. 2, 1935;
E for. 42034; Fabbri & c., Trieste,
Italy. 1639
Mammy Bong; w and m José Norman;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 42562; J. Norris music pub.
co., 1td., London. 1640
Mammy’s li’] Liza Brown; song. ©
1c Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116148;
Ieona M. Walters, Los Angeles.
1641
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Man (The) who makes the market; w
and m Aaron Rovi. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1935 ; E unp. 116412; Ivor Ajax, Salt
Lake City. 1642
Manana; Spanish waltz, w P. Browne,
and melody. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1986; E
unp. 115624; Pat Browne and Rich-
ard Avarre, Los Angeles. 1643
Mancornadora (La) ; English lyrics Al
Silverman, melody arr. Paul Hill;
with guit. arr. © Dec. 9, 1935; E
pub. 52003; Edward B. Marks musie
corp., New York. 1644
Mankato march; arr. Orvis Ross; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116156;
Chas. Reasner, Mankato, Minn.
1645
Mano-Manola ; chanson espagnole, m J.
Sentis. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42132; Custy, Paris. 1646
Manoloff’s (Nick) Spanish guitar
method; by N. Manoloff. bk. 1. ©
Dec. 27, 1985; AA 198057 ; M. M. Cole
pub. co., Chicago. 1647
Many happy returns of the day; from
Music hath charms, w and m Henry
Hall; with ukulele arr, R. S. Stoddon
and chords for guit. and pf. accor-
dion. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for. 42494;
B. Feldman & co., London. 1648
March of the circus clowns; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 512, no. 3; pf.
Dec. 28, 1985; E pub. 52573; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
1649
March of the giants; by George Perl-
man; violin with pf. ace. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 52974; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 1650
March of the peers; from Iolanthe, w
W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan,
arr. Bryceson Treharne; sop., alto
and bass cho. © Jan. 30, 19386;
E pub, 53150; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 1651
March of the Rotarians; by Bert
White; band pts. © Jan. 1, 19386; BE
pub, 52653 ; Albert James White, Vin-
ton, Ia. 1652
March of times; cantabile, op. 26, w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 6, 1936;
E unp. 115852; H. A. Leroy, Chicago.
1653
March to success; song, w Theodore G.
Hartwig. ©1e. Jan. 27, 1936; E
unp. 117062; Nativa Mandeville
Pigorsch, Queens Village, L. I., N. Y.
1654
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no. 1, 1986
Marching on with Roosevelt; w A.
Lichtenstein, m S. Lichtenstein; pf.
©1c. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 117260;
Abe Lichtenstein and Sarah Lichten-
stein, New York. 1655
Marcia trionfale; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 116070; M. For-
tunato Fontana, Brooklyn. 1656
Marcial, eres el mas grande; paso
doble, paroles J. Porras, m J. Mar-
tin Domingo. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42607 ; Julio Garzon, Paris. 1657
Mardigra in Hollywood; w Wm. H.
Miller, and melody. ©1c. Jan. 29,
1936 ; E unp. 117139; Percy W. Robin-
son, Fayetteville, N. C. 1658
Margot; by Adolph Deutsch; pf. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116533;
Paul Whiteman, New York. 1659
Maria Hlena; m con letra por la peli-
cula mexicana. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1935 ;
EH unp. 115902; Max Urban, Mexico
City. 1660
Mariana moon; w P. K. Edmunds,
melody L. McKay. © 1 ec. Dee. 21,
1935; E unp. 115890;, P. K. Edmunds
and Leo McKay, Los Angeles. 1661
Marie Antoinette ; waltz, w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 27, 19386; E unp. 116996 ;
Jerry Mascia, South Ozone Park,
at. Ney ¥. 1662
Maritornes; valtz Spanish, de Amado
Urmeneta; org. ptes. © Dec. 1,
1935; H for. 42183; Amado Urmeneta
Sesma, Barcelona, Spain. 1663:
Maritsa; English w George Buyukas,
Greek w and m Theodore I. Sakel-
laridis. © Aug. 21, 1935; E pub.
52574; Apollo music co., New York.
1664
Mark my word, I’m marking time for
you; w lLaVeda Sheridan, and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp.
116459; Hileen Marie Edblom, Eu-
gene, Or. 1665
Maryland; march, arr. R. B. Hisenberg ;
B flat cornet. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 116922; H[{yman] S[olomon]
Rubinstein, Baltimore. 1666
Mason-Dixon melody; w and m Joan
Waycross. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1936; E
unp. 115667; Ruth Vogel Russell,
Petersham, Mass. 1667
Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha; by
Granville Bantock; pf. Berners ed.
© Oct. 30, 1935; E for. 42396 ; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 1668
63
1682
Maria tAdva (Matia plana); w George
Sylvion, m Sosos Joannidis. © Aug.
21, 19835; E pub. 52582; Apollo mu-
sic co., New York. 1669
Mating time; w and m F. and Lillyan
Deutsch... © 1 ce. Jan. 10, 1936; EB
unp. 116098; Florence Deutsch,
Bridgeport, Conn. 1670
Matomenos Eros; song. ©1e. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116008; Thea Photos,
Cambridge, Mass. 1671
Mauna Kea; w Mrs. M. Fernandez, m
arr. Willis Conolly ; ten. guit., in dia-
gram. © May 1, 1935; E pub. 52731;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
1672
May I have the pleasure ma’moiselle;
w and m F. Patrick and Jerry Banks.
©1e. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117126;
Frederick Patrick and Barnett Bink-
owitz, Brooklyn. 1673
May now Thy spirit; by Fr. Jos.
Schuetky, free adaptation of Latin
text and arr. of m Bryceson Tre-
harne]; men’s voices. © Jan. 23,
1936; E pub. 538013; Wilis music co.,
Cincinnati. 1674.
May (The) waltz: w and melody. ©
1 c¢ Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116813;
Lew Slate, Paso Robles, Calif. 1675
Maybe; pf. treble, with w. ©1e. Jan.
25, 1936; E unp. 117233; Edward V.
Le Blanc, Medford, Mass. 1676
w and melody. © 1. Jan. 6,
1636; E unp. 116405; James Harold
Barrington, Chicago. 1677
Maybe, darling, we’re in love; w K. N.
Smith, melody W. R. Smith. © 1.
Jan. 10, 19386; E unp. 116168; Kath-
arine Neal Smith and Walter R.
Smith, Columbus, O. 1678
Maybe I’m falling in love; w Jimmie
West, m R. Beals. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117370; James H. West
and Russell Beals, Portland, Or.
1679
Maybe I was meant for you; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1935; E unp.
116294; Frank Marchese, Graterford,
Pa. 1680
Maybe I wouldn’t mind; w Druscilla
Setzer; pf. ©1e. Jan. 11, 1936; EB
unp. 116248; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 1681
Mayor (The) of Harlem; w Wm. H.
Miller, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 29,
1986 ; E unp. 117140; Percy W. Robin-
son, Fayetteville, N. C. 1682
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1.683
Médaillon retrouvé; by Norman
Fraser; pf. © Dec. 17, 19385; EH
' for. 42446; Augener, ltd., London.
1683
© Dec. 23, 1935; E
pub. 52674; J. Marquardt, Linden,
Calif. 1684
Meet me again in the moonlight; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116676; Oscar
Oscarson, Waterford, Conn. 1685
Meet me in the garden; song, w Pat
Meditation ; song.
Brown. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115600; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 1686
Meet me, sweetheart, near the roses;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116794;
Hugene G. Blessing, San Francisco.
1687
Meet me to-night in Slumberland ; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115572; Paul Ermenio
Thomas, Hartford, Conn, 1688
Meine schénsten lieder sing’ ich nur
fiir dich; Serenade, w Franz Bau-
mann, m José Armand@la. © Nov.
18, 1935; E for. 42600; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
1689
Mellow moon; w and m Lynn Ellis;
pf., and w and melody arr. ©1e.
Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117166; Eleanor
Susan Lindley, Columbus, O. 1690
Melody (The) of love; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115839;
James B. Hood, Atlanta. 1691
Melody (The) of wine; w Pat Browne,
melody R. Avarre. © 1. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116926; Adeline E.
(Pat) Browne, and Richard Avarre,
Los Angeles. 1692
Memories ; merry widow waltz, w Ger-
ald Grey, m F. Lehar, m arr. Marion
Moore; male cho., or quartet. ©
Jan. 6, 1986; E pub. 52685; J. A.
Parks co., York, Neb. 1693
Memories haunt me again; song, m
E. A. Hanley and Mary Collins. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116276;
Evelyn Alice Hanley, Jamaica, N. Y.
1694
Memories of Huey P. Long; song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 117095;
Bill Nettles, Alexandria, La. 1695
Memories of old of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 10,1936; E unp. 116153;
Frank Page, Vancouver, B. C., Can-
ada. 1696
pt. III, n.s., v.31
Memories of Will Rogers; song, arr..
Milan Mahale; with symbols for
guit., chords. © Dee. 28, 1935; EB
pub. 52774; Carl E. Haden, Spring-
field, Mo, 1697
Memory; song. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1986;
E unp. 116673; J[ohn] B[antly]
Buchli, Kansas City, Mo. 1698
Mem’ries and dreams ; w and m Johnny
Francis Pack; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116220; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1699
Mem’ries of you; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115844; Clara
Olson, Great Falls, Mont. 1700
Mem’ries, when. all the lights are low;
w Hannah Ulness Perhue; pf.
1 ec. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp: 116221:
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1701
Men about town; from Tonight at
8-30, w and m Noel Coward; with
arr. for pf. accordion and guit. ©
Oct. 18, 1935; E for. 42413; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 1702
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) The bridgebuilders; pil-
grims’ march, irregular, w Evelyn
Simms, m arr. and harmonized. ©
Oct. 21, 1985; E pub. 52508; Edith
Lovell Thomas, New York. 1708
Merry Christmas ; descriptive presenta-
tion overture, Mayhew L. Lake; orch.
pts. © Dec, 27, 1935; E pub. 52712;
Alfred music co., inc., New York.
1704
Merry (A) life of peace; pf., with w.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1935; E unp. 115628 ;
N. H. Barbour, Port Arthur, Tex.
1705
Merry mountaineers; duet for 2 cor-
nets with band acc., Denis Wright,
pts. © Jan. 3, 1936: E for. 42571;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 1706
Mért suttog az esti szellO .. .; verse es
zenéje Dr. Loérinczné. © Nov. 26,
1985; E pub. 51950; Teca Lorincz,
Chicago. 1707
Meuniére (La) ; fox-trot, paroles Paul
Brébant, m Fernand Warms. © Oct.
1, 1985; E for. 42204; Editions de
Paris, Paris. 1708
Mexicali Rose; waltz, Jack B. Tenney,
arr. Paul Weirick; dance orch. pts.,
with w. © Jan. 20, 1936; E pub.
53001; M. M. Cole pub. co., CH
17
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no. 1, 1936
Miami moon; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1. Jan. 16, 1936; E
unp. 116499; Charlotte Raymond,
Saranac Lake, N. Y. 1710
Mickey’s toy symphony; by Kennedy
Russell; pf. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for.
42486; J. H. Larway, props., Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 1711
Midnatsvalsen ; tekst og m Dan Folke,
arr. Vilfred Kjer; ork. stemmer. ©
Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 42577; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 1712
Midnight in Manhattan; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1 ec Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 11574;
Famous music corp., New York.
1713
Midnight serenade; song. © 1c. Dec.
6, 1935; E unp. 116535: Margaret
Ives, St. Albans, England, and Frank
Trafford, London. 1714
Midnite waltz; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117172; Alex-
ander McGarvey, Conshohocken, Pa.
1715
Midsummer illusion; song, m P. P.
Rugg and Paul Wilbur Graff. © 1
e. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116710;
Phyllis Prescott Rugg, Philadelphia.
1716
Mighty (The) God hath spoken; w
from Psalm 50, Hebrews and Reve-
lation, m Henry Lincoln Case, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; mixed cho.;
pf. or organ ace. © Dee. 28, 1935;
E pub. 52784; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 1717
Mignonne, allons voir si la rose. ..;
poéme Ronsard, m Déodat de Sévé-
rae; cho. 4 4 voix d’hommes, sans
ace. © Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42142;
Jean Jobert, Paris. 1718
Mila di codra; epilogo sinfonico, Eman-
uele Mandelli; grande orch. Parti-
tura. © Oct. 20, 1935; E for. 42299;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 1719
Milestones; 5 short pieces, Edgar Moy;
pf. © Dee. 2, 1935; E for. 42118;
Schott & co., ltd., London. 1720
Mills favorites for male quartettes; 21
songs, m arr. Frank Perkins, Harold
Potter and Bert L. Rule. © Jan. 7,
1936; E pub. 52677; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 1721
Min lille spaniolerinde; tango, tekst
Alfred Holck, m Manuel de Gredos;
ork. stemmer. © Nov. 18, 1935; E
~ for. 42578; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. + 1722
1735
Mine alone; by Jimmy J. Scileny and
Jack R. Speicher; pf. © 1 c¢. Jan.
10, 1986; E unp. 116776; John Robert
Speicher and James Jerry Scileny,
Johnstown, Pa. 1723
song, w E. Louise Savage. © 1
ec. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 116053; Wil-
liam F. Barmbold, Jamaica, N. Y.
1724
Minute march; melody. © 1c. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116924; Rismo
Ricci, Woodland, Calif. 1725
Miserere; pour choeur mixte et orch.,
op. 3; cheur mixte et orgue.
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42165; M. A.
J. Schirlé, Montrouge, France. 1726
Miss America; song. © 1 ec. Jan. 6,
19386; E unp. 115769; Ralph Di
Girolamo, Syracuse, N. Y. 1727
Miss Contrary; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 117087; Peter
Tarnow, Gravelbourg, Sask., Canada.
1728
Missa cunctipotens; liturgical w, m
Bernard B. Wert; ten. 1, 2 and bass,
or sop., mezzo-Sop. and alto; organ
ace. © Dee. 30, 1935; E pub. 52623;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 1729
Missa Ex ore Infantium ; w from litur-
gy of the Roman Catholic church,
m Otto A. Singenberger; sop. and
alto; organ acc. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E pub. 52561; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston. 1730
Missa in es; m Gustav Erlemann, op.
55; gem. chor mit sop.—u. ten.—
solo. ohne begl. Partitur u. stim-
men. © July 1, 1985; E for. 42364;
Bantus-verlag, g. m. b. h., Trier,
Trier, Germany. 1731
Mississippi melody ; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116667;
Frank R. LaVere and Jack Lee,
Chicago. 1732
Missouri lullaby; w and m Horatio
Nicholls and Jimmy Longfellow, arr.
F. KE. Bentley; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. and pf. accordion. © Dec. 2,
1985; E for. 42336; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London. 173
Mister Moon; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1986; HB
unp. 116072; John Grimsby, Brad-
ford, Ont., Canada. 1734
Misterio; romance tropical, letra y m
Tom4s Ponce Reyes. © Nov. 11,
1935; E for. 42525; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 1735
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1736
Mit dir; walzerlied, Walter Macken-
thun, arr. Karl Buchholz; kleines
orch. stimmen. © June 12, 1935; E
for. 42326; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 1736
Mit siebenmeilen-stiefeln; 25 melod-
ische etiidchen fiir anfiinger im
klavierspiel, Martin Frey. © Nov.
25, 1935; E for. 42362; Steingriiber
verlag, Leipzig. 1737
Mitzi; valse viennoise, Georges Ghes-
tem; saxo alto mi bémol, violon ou
accordeon, trompette si bémol et pf.
© Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42144; C.
Joubert & cie., Paris. 1738
Modern (The) paramount method for
mandolin or mandolin-banjo; for
students and teachers, Geo. H.
Smith. © Jan. 29, 1936; AA 196004;
Wm. J. Smith music co., inc., New
York. 1739
Mon beau Tzigane; fox-trot tango,
paroles Camille Francois, m J. H.
Wood. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42176; Publications Francis-Day, s.
atv) Paris. 1740
Mon cceur se serre; tango, de Pour
ton bonheur, lyrics Albert Willemetz,
m Marcel Lattés. © Sept. 1, 1935;
E for. 421385; Royalty, Paris. 1741
Mon réve s’écroule; tango, paroles
Georges Zwingel, m A. M. Melfi. ©
Noy. 1, 1935; E for. 42608; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 1742
Monsieur Sans-géne; musique nouvelle
du film, Ralph Erwin; pf. © Nov.
1, 1985; E for. 42626; Editions Coda,
Ss. a., Paris. 1743
Month’s mind; by John Ireland; pf.
© Dec. 18, 1935; E for. 42451; Aug-
ener, Itd., London. 1744
Mood in swing; by Perry Richards
Bechtel; plectrum guit. © 1 ¢. Jan.
6, 1986; E unp. 115780; Perry Bech-
tel, Atlanta. 1745
Moon (The) and I; song, melody Karl
Kaye. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp.
115806; John Sutkus, West Medway,
Mass. 1746
Moon for sale; w June Trevor and
Ronnie Henderson, m Max Rosen.
© Dec. 6, 1935; E for. 42432; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., Lon-
don. 1747
Moon keep shining on to-night; w La
Veda Sheridan, and melody. © 1 «©.
Dec. 23, 1935; E unp. 116548; Hileen
Marie Edblom, Eugene, Or. 1748
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Moon melody; serenade fox trot, Mar-
tin Broones, arr. Jack Mason; dance
orch, pts., with w, and male trio. ©
Jan. 15, 1936; E pub. 52942; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1749
Moon over Macon; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115816;
Jimmie Dodd, Cincinnati. 1750:
Moon over the Caribbean;.pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116318; H.
Murray Jacoby, New York. 1751
Moon rose; fox trot, w and m Fred
Rose and Fred Fisher. © Jan. 138,
1936; E pub. 52796; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 1752
Moonbeams;: w and melody. © 1 @
Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116521; Ken-
neth A. Roane, Buffalo. 1753
Moonbeams (The) softly falling on the
water; w and m Harry Boman, jr.;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117320; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1754
Moonbeams (The) waltz; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 5, 19385; E unp.
114331; Helen Dorn Gift, Edgerton,
O. 1755
Moonlight; valse, w B. Williams, m
Carroll Wallace. © 1 e@. Dec. 1%,
1935; E unp. 115965; Bob Williams
and Carroll Wallace, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 1756
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116887 ; Marie Terburg-
gen, Ogden, Utah. 1757
Moonlight in Hilo; w and melody Cliff
Friend and Jack Hrickson. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116532; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 1758
Moonlight prison blues; w and m Wilf
Carter. © 1c Jan. 24, 1986; E
unp. 116944; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 1759
Moonlight tango; melody. ene:
Dee. 7, 1935; E unp. 116734; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
1760
Moonlight without you; w KEstelle
Frankenberger; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117351; Clifford J.
Frankenberger, Elmhurst, L. LI.
IN, 1761
Moonlit waters and violets; w Charles
Trone: pt. © 1 ¢..Jan. 31, 1938.
EK unp. 117321; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1762
Moonlite over Pelham Bay; tango, w
and melody. ©1e. Jan. 11, 1986;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
E unp. 116189; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. 1763
Moonrise on the lowlands; w Al. J.
Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Jan. 28, 1936; E pub. 53107;
Broadway music corp., New York.
1764
More (The) I see of you; w Sid Gra-
nell, m Morty Lowell. © 1 ¢. Jan.
8, 1986; E unp. 116016; Mortimer
Lefkowitz, New York. 1765
Morir d’amore; slow-fox, m F. Berg-
amini, [and] Fra le mimose in fior;
Slow, m _ Vittorio Giuliani: versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella; jazz orches-
trina pti. © June 22, 1935; E for.
42288; A, & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
1766
Morning; by Alec Rowley; pf. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Dec. 23, 1935;
E for. 42470; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 1767
Morning song; w Osyth Cay, Welsh,
Talhaearn, m Idris Lewis. © Jan.
2, 1936; E for. 42574; Chappell &
eo., ltd., London. 1768
Morris’s modern method for tenor
banjo; by Wm. (Banjo Bill) Mor-
ris, rev. Nick Lucas. v. 3. © Nov.
26, 1935; AA 190639; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 1769
—— v. 1,2. © Dec. 20, 1935;
2 ce. each Dec. 23; E pub. 52940,
52941; Nicomede music co., Altcona,
Pa. 1770, 1771
Most of the time of the day; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; E
unp. 117124; Sebastian John Cala-
bro, Jersey City. 1772
Mother; w and m Theodore Moses
Wopani,.op, 52024 pt..~© 1 c.. Jan.
15, 19386; E unp. 116488; Joseph
Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.
Me
Mother Nature’s music for me; w
Daniel Whitehead Hicky; pf. ©
Jan. 14, 1986; E pub. 52900; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 1774
Mother of mine, you’re divine; melody.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117001:
Joseph A. Silber, New York. 1775
Mother, sweet mother; song, m
Dorothy Cooper; sop. or ten. solo,
or sop. and ten. duet. © Jan. 22,
1986; E pub. 53163; George W.
Cooper, Orofino, Id. 1776
1789
Mother thou, of all the living; Eng-
lish w Alice Mattullath, German w
EHKugen von Enzberg, Danish w Ed-
ward Brandes, m Christian Sinding;
med., in D flat. © Jan. 10, 1936;
EK pub. 52766; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 1777
Mother’s birthday; w,and melody. ©
Me. Jan: 30, 1986: Emunped1 a2:
Prescott J. Wright, New York.
1778
Mother’s (A) lullaby; w _ Ireene
Wicker, m Allan Grant; med. voice.
© Jan. 17, 1986; E pub. 52945;
Clayton F. Sumimy co., Chicago.
1779
Mother’s lullaby; pf., with w. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 19386; E unp. 116663;
Walter Starr, Los Angeles. 1780
Mother’s old arm-chair; song waltz,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1. Jan.
16, 1936; E unp. 116507; Louis M.
Johnson, sr., Key West, Fla. 1781
Mother’s old parlor organ; w Speck
Harrison, m arr. Olive H. Proudfit.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116607;
George C. Proudfit, Natchitoches,
La. 1782
Mount your horses; based on the 1st
Hungarian dance by Johannes
Brahms, w B. T., setting Bryceson
Treharne; 4-pt. men’s cho. © Jan.
10, 1986; E pub. 52760; Boston
music co., Boston. 1783
Mourn not the dead; song. © 1 «
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 116992; Lil-
lian Poole Palmason, Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont., Canada. 1784
Mousie; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 15,
1936; E unp. 117158; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 1785
Moy (Hdgar) Five characteristic
pieces; pf. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Dec. 3, 1935; E for. 42473; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 1786
—— Six wayside sketches; pf. © Dec.
23, 1935; E for. 424830; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., Itd., London. 1787
Moya, lovely Moya; waltz, w Brian
O’Brien, m Leo Peter. © Dec. 27,
1935; E for. 42505; Swan & co.,
musie publishers, Itd., London. 1788
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Con-
certo en si bémol majeur; rév. du
pf. Marguerite Long, réd. de Vorch.
Henri Busser; 2 pfs. © Sept. 1,
1935 ; HE for. 42170; Choudens, Paris.
1789
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1790
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus)—Contd.
Larghetto; extrait du quintette
en la, transcription L. H. Gratia; pf.
© Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42166; L.
Philippo, Paris. 1790
Titus; overture, arr. Aubrey Win-
ter; orch. pts. © Dec. 24, 1935; E
for. 42479; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 1791
Much too much; fox song, paroles
Edith Davidson. © 1 ¢ Dee. 23,
1935; E unp. 117091; Paul Segnitz,
Paris. 1792
Muertos (Los) hablan; m por la peli-
cula mexicana. © 1 e¢ Nov. 18,
19385; E unp. 115901; Max Urban,
Mexico City. 1793
Music box; with biographical sketch
and glossary, fingering, phrasing,
pedaling and instructive annotations,
Norbert S. Schneider; pf. © Dec.
31, 1985; E pub. 52708; Art publica-
tion soc., Clayton, Mo. 1794
Music (The) goes down and around
the mountain; w and melody. ©
1 e Jan. 16, 19386; E unp. 116474;
Seymour Gruber, Brooklyn. 1795
Music hath charms; from the film, w
and m Henry Hall; with arr. for
ukulele, pf. accordion and guit. ©
Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 42315; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 1796
Musie in Easterland; piano play the
color way, w Isabel V. Johnson, m
Elmer G. Johnson. v.1. © Jan. 14,
1936; E pub. 52895; Isabel and El-
mer Johnson, San Diego, Calif.
1797
Music should always go up; w L. Seid-
man, melody D. Baker. © 1c. Jan.
10, 1936; E unp. 116604; Don Baker
and Lloyd Seidman, New York. 1798
Music the whole world loves; 53 melo-
dies, arr. Chester Wallis and Henry
Weber; pf. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
53075; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
1799
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain. v.
49, pt. 7, July 1985. With suppl.
© July 13, 1935; E for. 42390; Sal-
vationist pub. & supplies, Itd., Lon-
don. 1800
—— —— vy. 49, pt. 10, Oct. 1935. With
suppl. © Sept. 26, 1935; E for.
42392; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
ltd., London. 1801
——v. 50, pt. 1, Jan. 1936. With
suppl. © Jan. 3, 1936; E for. 42369;
pt. III, n. s., v. 3L
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,.
London. 1802
Musik fiir blechblé’ser u. schlaginstru-
mente; von Hans Uldall. Partitur.
© Nov. 28, 1935; E for. 42358; F. E.
C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 1803.
Mutiny in the parlor; w Edward Hey-
man, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 c..
Jan. 28, 1986: E unp. 117199; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 1804
My arms are empty; fox song, paroles.
Edith Davidson. © 1 c. Dec. 23,
19385; E unp. 117090; Paul Segnitz,
Paris. 1805:
My astrologer told me so; fox-trot
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 116024; Mabel
Dailey, Council Bluffs, Ia: 1806:
My baby’s lullaby; w and m Sudie. ©
1 ec Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116909;
Sudie Fenn, St. Louis. 1807
My best waltz: pf. © 1c Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116020; Joseph Fort,.
Chicago. 1808: -
My blue pajama girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115728;
Chas. M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
1809
My bluebird returned when I found.
you; w Merle Wallace McCormick ;
pt. © 1 ¢:. Jan. 11, 1936; "Haina:
116243; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1810:
My blues have turned to sunshine; w
and m Wilf Carter. ©1c. Jan. 24,.
1936; E unp. 116945; Gordon V..
Thompson, ltd., Toronto. 1811
My California; pf., with w. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116662; Wal-
ter Starr, Los Angeles. 1812
My campus lullaby; song, m B. J. Wil-
liams and John Ewing Kane. ©1c.
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116314; Bill
Joseph Williams, Fayetteville, aus
My concertina; from Concertina, w
Jack Scholl, m Phil Boutelje. ©1c.
Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116537; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 1814.
My Dan; pf., with w. ©1c. Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 116381; Steve Phillips,
Youngstown, O. 1815.
My darling of memory land; song,
melody Alys Earl. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1936 ; E unp. 116851; Maude S. Moul-
ton, Los Angeles. 1816.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
1845
My dear; song, w Stanford East. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116588;
Marion Wheeler, Baltimore. 1817
My destiny; w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116432; Evan-
geline Johannes, New York. 1818
My dream; pf. treble, with w. ©1ece.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117002; Helen
Assanovich, Newark, N. J. 1819
— w Charles Phillips, m Mary Carr
Moore, op. 79, no. 3. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 52873; Wesley Webster,
San Bruno, Calif. 1820:
My dream girl; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Nov. 27, 1935; E unp. 115942; Mary
M. Tempus, Detroit. 1821
My dream is you; w Don Cameron; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116225;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1822
My dream land isle; m Alexander
Porrazzo; pf., with w. © 1. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116273 ; Eugene Car-
cone, Providence. 1823
My dream of old Broadway; m Helen
Pope; pf. treble, with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116357; Billy
Tracey, New York. 1824
My dreamland girl; valse song. ©1c.
Noy. 19, 1935; E unp. 115958; Sabina
Penrod, Prescott, Ariz. 1825
My Evaleen; song, w Arthur J. Lamb.
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1935; BE unp. 116198;
Vivian V. Clark, Colorado Springs,
Col. 1826
My evening star; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116138;
Richard Ford Lantz, Hlgin, IU.
1827
My eyes surrender; w and melody. ©
fre. Oct. 9, 19385; H unp;, 112512;
Vittro Galatro, Log Banos, Calif.
1828
My faith; hymn, w W. C. Poole, m
B. D. Ackley. © Dee. 27, 1935; E
pub. 52550; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 1829
My friends in thirty-six; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1986; E unp.
116822; Ivor Ajax, Salt Lake City.
1830
My gal’s love; fox trot song, melody
Sam Adelman and Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116806;
Fitzhugh Lee Styles, Philadelphia.
1831 |
69
My Georgia cracker; pf. © Jan. 14,
1936; E pub. 52898; Jack Curry, Chi-
cago. 1832
My German girl; song; with guit. arr.
© Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 52613; C. G.
Horn, Taylorville, Ill. 1833
My girl is Miss Irene O’Day; w Gene
Page, m Jack Doyle. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1986; E unp. 1172138; John F.
Doyle, St. Albans, L. I., N. Y. 1834.
My Green Mountain homestead; valse
song. ©1e. Nov. 19, 1935; E unp.
115953; J. E. Williams, Carlton, Or.
1835
My heart belongs to you; w and melody
Norma Harris. © Jan. 6, 1936; E
pub. 52669; Norma Lorraine Harris,
San Francisco. 1836
My heart is back again; w and m
Manny Kurtz, Arthur Altman and
Milton Ager; with arr. for guit., etc.,
and additional cho. for pf. accordion.
© Jan. 22, 1936; E pub. 53000; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
1837
My heart is longing for you; song, m
Percy Smith. ©1c. Jan. 24, 19386;
E unp. 116879; Mable Cullins, New
York. 1838
My heart you're stealing; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117186; Nancy Mills Whitman,
Brookline, Mass. 1839
My heart’s delight is on the isle Key
West; song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
E unp. 117028; Otto Ludwig Schultz,
Key West, Fla. 1840
My hidden melody; song. © 1c. Jan.
24, 19386; E unp. 116868; George
_ Dudley Bradstreet, Thomaston,
Conn. 1841
My home by the river; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Jan, 20, 1986; E unp. 116629; Don
Parson, Paulding, O. 1842
My home in Ireland; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116990; Wil-
liam H. Burke, Chicago. 1843
My honey brownie; w George Clement
and Sadie 8S. White; pf. ©1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116239; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 1844
My honey-dew; w and melody. © 1c.
Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116995; Minnie
J. Martin, New York. 1845
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1846
My Hula Lou; by Harry Stanley, arr.
Willis Conolly; ten. guit., in dia-
gram, with w. © Apr. 1, 1935; E
pub. 52733; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 1846
My Indian maid; song. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116643; Marian Iden
Reid, Keokuk, Ia. 1847
My Indiana Rose; w James Nemar;
pi © 1 ei-Jane 31," 19386." © “unp.
117322; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1848
My Kentucky rose; w and melody. ©
ie Jan. .Gat9367! EH unp: 57s ;
Junie C. Cobb, Chicago. 1849
My last song; song, m Eloise Stocking.
© 1e. Dec. 31, 1935; E unp. 115531;
Larry Cooper, Calpine, Calif. 1850
My little baby; fox-trot, testo Giubra,
m e arr. Guido L. Cergoli; orch. pti.
[Italian and English text] © Jan.
2, 1935; E for. 42035; Fabbri & c,
Trieste, Italy. 1851
My little blondie from the East; fox-
trot song, m Gustave Sax. ©1..
Jan. 10, 1936: E unp. 116141; Lester
Wiley Conley, Pittsburgh. 1852
My little California home; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115583: J. P. Jen-
nings, Kingsley, Ia. 1853
My little garden of dreams; from film
It’s love again, w and m Harry
Woods: with ukulele arr. © Jan.
14, 19386; E for. 42319; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 1854
My little gray home; w Blanche Imler;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; BE ump.
117323: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1855
My littie Irish sweetheart; w and mel-
ody Denis Vane. © 1 c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116919; Edward Vane
Johnson, Auckland, N. Z. 1856
My little nest of heavenly blue; Fras-
quita serenade, from Frasquita,
lyrics Sigmund Spaeth, m Franz
Lehar, arr. Freeman High. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Ten. 1, 2 and bar.—3. Sop.
1, 2 and alto—4. Sop., alto and
bar.—). Male voices.—6. Sop. and
alto, or ten. and bar. © Jan. 23,
1936; E pub. 53003-53008; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
1857-1862
My little silver-haired sweetheart; w
and m Wilf Carter. © 1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116946; Gordon V.
Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 1863
70
pt. 11, aes: vue!
My lonely reverie; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116823;
Paul L. Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa.
1864
My Lou-si-ana Lou; w and m Sudie.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117520;
Sudie Fenn, St. Louis. 1865
My love for you; w L. M. Sippil, with
melody. © 1. Jan. 27, 1936; E
unp. 117058; Lloyd M. Sippil and
Selwyn Bornstein, Chicago. 1866
My love is true; song. ©1e. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116007; Ralph E[rving]
SkKedgell, Millville, N. J. 1867
My love is yours; song. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1936; E unp. 115614; Joseph Hor-
wath, Detroit. 1868
My love, my love; w and melody. ©
1 c Jan. 30, 19386: E unp. 117216;
Irvin Gilbert Valentine, Chambers-
burg, Pa. 1869
My love, the night and you; from A
royal exchange, w Frederick Heren-
deen, m Edward Horan; with arr.
for pf. accordion and guit. © Dec. 5,
1935; E for. 42350; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 1870
My loving Saviour; hymn, w Lizzie De
Armond, m B. D. Ackley. © Dee. 27,
1935; E pub. 52549; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 1871
My Missoula Valley moon; w and m
Wilf Carter. © 1 c¢. Jan. 7 A935
E unp. 116947; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 1872
My moment supreme; song. © 1 e.
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116262; Charles
Edward Mulhearn, Providence, R. I.
1873
My Montana sweetheart; w and m Wilf
Carter. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116948; Gordon V. Thompson, Itd.,
Toronto. 1874
My mother; w May F. Coolidge, m
Genevieve Lake. © 1 c¢ Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 117148; Genevieve Las-
sere, San José, Calif. 1875
My mother understands; song, melody
John T. Van Rensalier. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1936; E unp. 116467; Catharine
Marie Geipel, Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
1876
My mother’s call; w and m Tex Owens;
with guit. arr. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1986;
E unp. 117210; Doie Hensley Owens,
Kansas City, Mo. 1877
My mother’s love; w Lenorr Haskins,
m Fred West. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1985;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 1, 1936
E unp. 115702; Blanche L. Busby,
Los Angeles. 1878
My Murdockian rose; w Marie Stanton,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1986;
E unp. 116092 ; Calvin Everett Strock,
Chicago. 1879
My new world is one big 7; w Myron C.
Degnon, and melody. ©1c. Jan. 18,
1936; E unp. 116600; Julia Strong
Degnon, New York. 1880
My old Flag; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 117204 ; Berenice Perkins, San
Francisco. 1881
My old home town, I’m coming back to
you; song. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E
unp. 116069; Hugh Edwin Berry,
Kenmore, N. Y. 1882
My old Ohioan home; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116888;
Herbert J. Schwartz, Versailles, O.
1883
My Ozark mountain home; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116616;
Ernest G. Moats, New Market, Ia.
1884
My pal the moon; w Leonard Benton,
- melody Karl Kaye. © 1. Jan. 7,
_ 1936; E unp. 115809; Leonard Ben-
ton, jr., Richmond, Ky. 1885:
My pretty little Kittums; waltz, w and
melody Daisy Fields. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1986; E unp. 116675; Leota Agnes
Shirley Kelley, Rochester, Pa. 1886
My radio man; song, arr. by George
Lessner. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1935; E unp.
116323 ; Marie Christensen and Laura
Christensen, Lakeville, Minn. 1887
My rainbow of dreams; fox trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115929;
Coila McDaniel, Pomona, Calif.
1888
My rickshaw man; w and melody.. ©
1c Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116279;
Edward J. Fahey, Laguna Beach,
Calif, 1889)
My rival; English w Abe Tuvim, Span-
ish w and m Maria Teresa Lara, un-
der supervision of Augustin Lara;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 6, 1986; E
pub. 52655; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 1830:
My river of dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117169;
Joseph Singer, New York. 1891
My Rocky Mountain blues; song, arr.
Harry Powell. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
71
1906
E unp. 117246; Budde Gaumer, San
Francisco. 1892
My Rose of Romany; Gypsy love song ;
w Jane Prohaska. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115612; Jane Frances
Prohaska, Stevens Point, Wis. 1893
My rose of Spain; tango, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 116004;
Max Rodman, Hinsdale, Mass. 1894
My Rosita; by Julio Blanco, arr. Edgar
Gernet; orch. pts., and w. © May
28, 1984; HF for. 42264; J. Liber, Lon-
don. 1895
My rythm mood; song. © 1c. Jan. 24,
1986; E unp. 116929; Lester Hlmer
Ellis, Los Angeles, 1896
My second-hand gal; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116414;
Vernon Hdward Krahl, Pittsburgh.
1897
My secret devotion; song, m Eloise
Stocking. ©lc. Jan. 2,1936; E unp.
116556; William ‘Twitty, Yakima,
Wash. 1898
My song of love for you; pf., with w.
Rev. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp.
115663; Mary Josephene Walker,
Los Angeles, 1899
My song to you; fox trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 116796; Wilber L. Cummins,
Metaline Falls, Wash. 1900
My South; w and m Sophie Jean Ir-
ving. © Jan. 6, 1936; E pub. 52818;
Hilltop magazine, High Springs, Fla.
1901
My Ssiream line girl; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115993; Hal
Kelley Eyster, Seattle, 1902
My sunbonnet girl; w Alphabelle
Daily; pf. ©1«¢. Jan. 31, 1986; E
unp. 1173824; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 1903
My sunkissed valley; waltz song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1 c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116495; Roy Reichman,
Vincennes, Ind. 1904
My sweet Hawaiian rose; arr. Willis
Conolly ; ten. guit., in diagram; with
w. © Dee. 20, 1934; E pub. 52730;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
1905
My sweet little queen of stars; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1986;
E unp. 116560; Lu Harl, Wood River,
Til. 1906
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1907
My sweetheart’s eyes; w and m Nick
Pedersen; with ukulele arr. © 1 .
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116184; Nichol
Andrew Pedersen, E. Milton, Mass.
1907
My Tennessee rose; pf., with guit. arr.,
and w. © Dec. 10, 1935; E pub.
538061; Asher Sizemore, Louisville.
1908
My Texas girl; song. © 1. Jan. 9,
1986; E unp. 116041; Peter Mc-
Gowan, New Westminster, B. C.,
Canada. 1909
My treasure; hymn. © Jan. 16, 1936;
EK pub. 52975; Grace Reese Zimmer-
man, Mt. Carmel, Pa. 1910
My vegetable garden; song, arr. H. J.
- Flumerfeldt. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936;
E unp. 116564; Joseph C. Hoffman,
Buffalo. 1911
My web of dreams; song, m Bernie
Clements. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; HE
unp. 115556; John Randolph Colgin,
sr., Houston. 1912
My western home; w Buck Hall; pf.
© 1e. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116252;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
1913
My Western prairie home; w and m
Tex Owens; with guit. arr. ©1e.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 117208; Doie
Hensley Owens, Kansas City, Mo.
1914
My westland; w and melody. ©1«.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116351; Earle
F. Olin, Los Angeles. 1915
My wonderful one; w and melody Dud-
ley Manners. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1986;
E unp. 117017; D. Dudley Krupp,
Brooklyn. 1916
My wonderful star of hope; w La
Renee Duval; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116238; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 1917
My world for two; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115673;
Charles D. (Karl) Streuber, Bur-
bank, Calif. 1918
Mvdwvas (Mylonas); Oriental serenade,
w Kostas Nouros, m arr. Anton
Abas. © Aug. 21, 19385; E pub.
52951; Apollo music co., New York.
1919
Na slovaickém venkové; suite, Zdenko
Hula-Bayer, arr. B. Leopold; orch.
hlasy. © Dee. 30, 19384; E for.
42281; Edition continental, B. Leo-
pold, Prague, Czechoslovakia. 1920
72
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
Napoli; sur les motifs d’ Adios amigo,
paroles Louis Maquet, m J. Sieulle.
© Nov. 26, 1935; 1 c. Dec. 9; E for.
42110; Société anonyme des editions
Ricordi, Paris. 1921
Narda; song. ©1c. Jan. 2,-1986; E
unp. 115647 ; Thelma Morgen Stearns,
Revere, Mass. 1922
National ragman’s anthem; song. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116457;
John Nelson Lang, Indianapolis.
1923
Nativity; Christmas hymn; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Nov. 15, 1935; E pub.
52793 ; Margaret Longley Cone, Hast
Milton, Mass. 1924
Nature’s retreat; w and arrangement
of m; duet, with sop. or ten. solo.
© 1c. Dee. 13, 1935; E unp. 114767;
Nellie Housel Williams, Danville, Ia.
1925
Naught matters dear; fox trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115932;
Lecia Caulfield, Grass Valley, Calif.
1926
Naughty little Fate; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1935; E unp. 114330;
Helen Dorn Gift, Edgerton, O. 1927
Nautical John; medley, compiled and
arr. William Bell; BB flat or EB flat
tuba and pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; EB
pub. 58047; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 1928
Neapolitan accordion waitz. © 1 e.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116291; Ernest
Minchella, Detroit. 1929
Nearer my God; anthem, Albert J.
Holden, arr. Joseph Fletcher. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52770; Wm. A.
Pond & co., Ridgefield Park, N. J.
1930
"Neath the South Sea moon; song, with
Hawaiian guit. arr. © 1c Dee.
28, 19385; E unp. 116031; Donald
Wayne Ulrich, Lima, O. 1931
Nebraska home coming; song; [mixed
voices] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1986; EB
unp. 116256; John H. Painter,
Omaha. 1932
Negro (A) parade; symphonic patrol,
Lamar Stringfield; orch. Se.
Jan. 20, 19386; E pub. 53002; J.
Tischer & bro., New York. 1933
Negro’s (A) dream; novelty hot fox-
trot, m and arr. Giuseppe Zucchini ;
orch. pts. © Sept. 1, 1935; EH for.
42048; Hdizioni Mario Aromando,
Milan. 1934
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Nell sogno dell’amore ; canzone, m An-
tonio Liparini. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
EK unp. 117377; Frances Minardi,
Brooklyn. 1935
Nenita; rumba, w and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115696; Jimmie
_ Franklin, Hollywood, Calif. 1936
Neutrality; song, arr. Geo. A. Isbell.
©l1e. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115713;
Lester Steward Holland, San Pedro,
Calif. 1937
Never give up; song, m Webbie Gillen.
©1ec. Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116895 ;
Vincent Perrone, Hartford. 1938
Never trouble trouble lest trouble
troubles you; song. © 1. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115768; C. Winnett Ap-
plebee, Chicago. 1939
New (A) day; w Virgil P. Brock, m
Blanche Kerr Brock; pf. © Dee. 27,
1935; E pub. 52532; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 1940
New friends, true friends, and good
old friends in time; song, w Streeter
Stuart. ©1c. Dee. 14, 1935; E unp.
115631; Fred W. Pike, El Reno, OKI.
1941
New (The) universal school music
series; teacher’s bk.-accompani-
ments, Walter Damrosch, George H.
Gartlan and Karl W. Gehrkens. ©
Dec. 23, 1935; A 91123; Hinds, Hay-
den & Eldredge, inc., New York.
1942
New-way (The) sight readers; by
Desmond MacMahon and C. E. By-
gott. Teacher’s bk. 3. © Dee. 16,
1935; E for. 42316; Schofield & Sims,
ltd., Huddersfield, England. 1943
New York I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 116411;
Nadage Doree, New York.
New York my own; song. ©1c. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116910; Edward
Michael Altman, New York. 1945
New York, the city of promise; song.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116051;
Frank Mollica, New York. 1946
Newfoundland air; w Henry Thoreau,
m Lazare Saminsky, op. 46; double ,
mixed cho.; pf. or organ acc. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52791; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 1947
Niebla; fox, letra y m Antonio Esco-
bar. © Nov. 11, 1935; E for. 42526;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York.
1944
1948 |
1963
Night (A) in June; fox trot song. ©
1 e. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115848;
Margaret F. Moore, Los Angeles.
1949.
Night mood; song. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 116698; Mary Turner
De Garmo, Huntington Park, Calif.
1950
Night time; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1986; E unp. 116620; Kenneth
Locke, Caribou, Me. 1951
Night winds; waltz, w and m Mark
Walker and Raymond Bragg, pf. sce.
Pauline Hinkle; in E flat. ©l1e.
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116856; James
Mark Walker, Decatur, Ga., and
Raymond Frank Bragg, Atlanta.
1952
Nimura (La); danse, Georges Migot;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42134;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 1953
Nioma plan for violin; group instruc-
tion. v. 4. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub.
52722; Nat’l inst. of music and arts,
inec., Seattle. 1954
Nite (The) I fell in love with you;
w and melody. © 1 ce. Jan. 27,
19386; E unp. 116999; Ernest A.
Harper, Springfield, Minn. 1955
Niza; bolero-son; pf., con letra. ©
1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115886;
Jaime Yamin, Santurce, P. R.
1956
No foolin’; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
16, 1986; E unp. 116462; Ellis S.
Tuten, Great Falls, Mont. 1957
No matter where you are; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp.
116455; Mae Wolk Reinstein, Brook-
line, Mass. 1958
No me dejes; pf., con letra. ©1..
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115975; Angel
Diaz, Burbank, Calif. 1959
No one but you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116864;
Helen Cohen, New York. 1960
No one knows; song. © 1c. Jan. 22,
1936; E unp. 116818; Lena Ella Wil-
lumat, Collinsville, Il. 1961
No one to care; valse song. © 1 ©.
Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 116131; Vard B.
Norval, Fall River Mills, Calif.
1962
No pienses mas; melody Pedro Flores.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 1935; E unp. 116741;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 1963
13
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1964
Nobody loves me; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116746;
Kay Coker, Avenal, Calif. 1964
Noél; with variations, Robert L.
Bedell; organ. © Dee. 28, 1935; E
pub. 52785; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 1965
Non ¢c’é rosa senza spine; tango, versi
e m Bixio Cherubini e P. G. Redi.
©M Nov: 15,° 1935" Bo for! 42108;
S. a. m. Bixio, Milan. 1966
Non si vive senza amor; fox-slow,
versi Tito Manlio, m G. Mosecato;
pf. © Oct. 5, 1935; E for. 42052;
Emilio Gennarelli, Naples. 1967
Non so perché; fox-slow, parole Hec-
tor, m Frondel e Astore; piccola
orch. pti. © June 10, 1935; E for.
42086; Fabbri & c., Trieste, Italy.
1968
Non ti conosco pit; fox trot, dal
film omonimo, versi Bixio Cherubini,
utc. AC Bixio,'~'©uNoye to, "1935:
E for. 42104; S. a m. Bixio, Milan.
1969
Northern (A) legend; by Chris. M. Ed-
munds, op. 31, no. 2; pf. © Jan.
15, 1936; E for. 42672; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 1970
Nostalgia d’amore; tango, da L’aria
del continente, versi Bixio Cheru-
bini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio. ©
Nov. 15, 1935; E for. 42105; S.a m.
Bixio, Milan. 1971
Nothing but love; w H..Asen and D.
Wynick, m W. Ashman; pf. treble.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115638;
Wilbur’ Ashman, Donald Wynick
and Harold Asen, Brooklyn.
1972
Nothing ever happens; w and melody.
coidiany5103. 198635 B. funp.
117086; Peter Tarnow, Gravelbourg,
Sask., Canada. 1973
Nothing makes a difference to you;
song, m Fern Capriotti. © 1c. Jan.
13, 19386; E unp. 116310; Richard
Herz, Reno, Nev. 1974
Notte lunare; valzer lento, Enrico Gas-
peroni; pf. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
42056; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1975
trascrizione Franco Del
Maglio; piccola orch. pti. © Dee.
30, 1985; E for. 42055; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 1976
Notte . . . stelle; versi Oscar Cuomo,
m Renato Bellini. [Italian, French
and English text] © Oct. 15, 1935;
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
E for. 42100; Ufficio concerti Mol-
trasio & Luzzatto, Milan. 1977
Notturno carsico; di Hmanuele Man-
delli; grande orch. Partitura. ©
Oct. 15, 1985; E for. 42300; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢., Milan. 1978
Now and then; w Suzanne Francis,
melody Dal Danford. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1986; E unp. 117361; Dal [Franklin]
Danford, Hagle Rock, Calif. 1979
Now and then, we meet again; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115870; Russ Dean Malray, Monte-
sano, Wash. 1980
Now I have found you [and] Good
luck; w Desmond Carter, from Ger-
man of Paul Knepler and J. M. Wel-
leminsky, melody after Carl Mil-
locker, by Theo Mackeben. © Nov.
25, 1985; E for. 42409; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 1981
Now I’m disappointed in love; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp.
115785; Robert Biggin Gordon, jr.,
Long Beach, Calif. 1982
Now praise we great and famous men;
w William George Tarrant, m
adapted from old English melody,
harmonized. © Oct. 21, 1985; H
pub. 52518; Edith Lovell Thomas,
New York. 1983
Now spring is beguiling; w Henry
Aylett Sampson, m Robert Hood
‘Bowers; high voice. © Dec. 31,
1985; E pub. 52857; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 1984
Now you’re with me; song. ©1.e.
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115865; Ken-
neth Howard French, Rochester,
IN, 1985
Numb fumblin’; by Thomas (Fat’s)
Waller; pf. © Aug. 14, 1985; E for.
420381; Southern music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 1986
O! beauteous girl; song. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1936; E unp. 115666; Alfred
Burster, Chicago. 1987
O campagnola; tango, versi A. R. Bor-
ella, [and] Dimmi le tue parole;
tango, versi L. L. Martelli e Marchi-
onne, m Mario Mariotti, orch. Vir-
gilio Ripa; pti. © Oct. 15, 1985; E
for. 42285; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 1988
O captain! My captain; w Walt Whit-
man, m J. Arko Mendelsohn; male
voices. © Jan. 18, 1986; E pub.
52962; Handy bros. music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 1989
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIUNS
no. 1, 1936
2015
O for a closer walk with God; anthem,
m Joseph. Fletcher; mixed cho. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52768; Robin
BPllis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 1990:
—— hymn-anthem, w W. Cowper, m
William H. Anderson; mixed cho.,
with incidental alto or bar. solo;
organ acc. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub.
53088; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
1991
O, it’s springtime again; w and mel-
ody. ©1ce. Jan. 24, 19386; E unp.
116959; Paul F. Kordus, Milwaukee.
1992
O little town of Bethlehem ; Christmas
carol, Phillips Brooks and Louis H.
Redner, arr. Walter Lane; pf.
Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52568; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
1993
O' marinariello; by Gambardella, arr.
Frank Victor; plectrum guit. ©
Jan. 17, 1986; E pub. 53128; Radio
city guitar studio, New York. 1994
O painter of the fruits and flowers;
w John Greenleaf Whittier, adapted
‘and harmonized from German folk-
song. © Oct. 21, 1985; E pub. 52523 ;
Edith Lovell Thomas, New York.
1995
C’ pal of my Broadway days; theme
song; melody, with pf. acc. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 17, 1936; E unp. 116579; Marie
Masiaz, Denver. 1996
O! You better watch out for Winchell ;
w Joseph Henry Scavone, melody
Vincent Joseph Zesdorn. ©1c. Jan.
6, 1986; E unp. 117212; Vincent
J[oseph] Zesdorn and Joseph
H[enry] Scavone, Philadelphia.
19
Ode to a man about town; by Muriel
Pollock; pf. © Dee. 31, 1985; E pub.
53051; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
1998
Ofrenda; de Joaquin Turina, op. 85;
‘pf. © Dec. 11, 1985; E for. 42115;
Union musicale espanola, Madrid.
1999)
Oh, beautiful dreams; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116855 ; Leland
H. Benedict, Norwich, N. Y. 2000:
Ch boy; by Edward Durham and Jim-
mie Lunceford. ft oe@ Dec. 19.
1935; E unp. 116719; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 2001
Oh cutie cute; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 116997;
51882—36——_6 75
Jerry Mascia,
bh. 1., N. Y.
Oh! Drat the Duchess; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp:
116057 ; William Peterfield Trent, jr.,
Stamford, Conn. 2003
Oh! guide me back to my sweetheart;
w Frank Joseph Wagner; pf.
1:'e. Jan. “31; 1986; E unp. 117325;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2004
Oh, heart of mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115994; Jessie
H. Wright, Greenfield, Ind. 2005
Oh, lady be nice to me; song. ©1€.
Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115654; Eugene
L. Knowlton, Woodhaven, N. Y.
2006
Oh, little town of Bethlehem; Song,
w Phillips Brooks, arr. Walter De
Prefontaine. © 1. Jan. 2, 1936;
E unp. 115551; William M. Wood,
Wayne, Pa. 2007
Oh Mistah Moon; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117046;
Audrey Claire -West, Los Angeles.
2008
Oh my, oh yes, -busy as a bee; song,
w Al Da Costa. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936;
E unp. 115595; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 2009
Oh, play Tzigani; w William Colligan;
m Kola Jozsef. © Jan. 29, 1936; E
pub. 53146; Foreign and domestic
musie corp., New York. 2010
Oh! Susanna; song, Stephen C. Fos-
ter, arr. Marvin Hatley. © 1. Jan:
17, 1936; E unp. 116573; Robbins
music corp., New York. 2011
Oh what more could I ask of to-night;
waltz, w and melody Don De Simone.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116852;
Domenic De Simone, Newark, N. J.
2012
Oh, won’t you take me back; w Bette
Vette; pf. ©1e Jan. 31, 19386; H
unp. 117326; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 2013
Oh-h-h, but it hurts nice; w and mel-
ody Edward Orson. © 1c. Jan. 18,
19386; E unp. 116590; Elbert Orson
Brower, Philadelphia. 2014
Old Black Joe; m Stephen Foster, arr.
David Hugh Jones; mixed cho. ©
Dee. 20, 1935; E pub. 52686; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 2015
South Ozone Park,
2002
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2016
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Old Black Joe gone hi-de-ho; song. ©
1c. Dec. 19, 1935; E unp. 116027;
Bill Brad Myers, Chicago. 2016
Old dancer ; fox-trot, m and arr. Guido
L. Cergoli; orch. pts. © Mar. 30,
1935; E for. 42032; Fabbri & c.,
~ Trieste, Italy. 2017
Same. © June 10, 1935; HE for.
42084; Fabbri & ¢., Trieste, Italy.
: 2018
Qld (The) dinner-wagon; comedy fox-
trot, w and m Raymond Wallace;
with arr. for ukulele, guit. and pf.
accordion. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
42309; Sun music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 2019
Old fashion blues; song, w F. Lester.
© 1c. Dee. 30, 19385; E unp. 116200;
Frank Heater, Paterson, N. J., and
Floyd Lester, Passaic, N. J. 2020
Old-fashioned (An) garden and you;
song, w Dickie. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1986; E unp. 116103; Charlotte G.
Caldwell, Chicago. 2021
Old fashioned locket; song, w Lasora
Albers. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117221; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 2022
Old fashioned mother; w and melody
Dudley Manners. © 1 ec. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 117009; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 2023
Old (An) fashioned picture; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp.
115987; Albert Gamse, Washiigton.
2024
Old fireplace; w and m Benny Davis
and J. Fred Coots; with guit. arr.
© Jan. 9, 1936; E pub. 52745; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 2025
w and melody Benny Davis and
J. Fred Coots. © 1c. Dec. 20, 1935 ;
E unp. 115094; Crawford music
corp., New York. 2026
Old folks at home; with variations,
Stephen Foster, arr. A. R. Ranger;
B flat cornet, trumpet, and pf.
Dec. 31, 1985; E pub. 53042; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 2027
— [and] My old Kentucky home; w
and m Stephen Collins Foster, arr.
Margaret Anderton; pf. © Dec. 11,
1935; E pub. 52484; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 2028
Old (The) folks at home, are not old
folks to me; song. © 1c. Jan. 22,
76
1936; E unp. 116839; Dorothy H.
Richards, Prescott, Ariz. 2029
Old gold; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1936; E unp. 116490 ; Don George,
New York. 2080
Old (The) grey mare; intro. The cais-
son song, arr. Paul Yoder; band pts.
© Jan. 2, 1936; E pub. 52637; Ru-
bank, ine., Chicago. 2031
Old homestead ; waltz; pf. © Jan. 10,
1986; E pub. 52905; Henry J.
Sterner, Emaus, Pa. 2032
Old (The) Kansas trail; pf., with w.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115828;
Oporia Lionel Orton, Lyndon, Kan.
2033
Old Man Noah; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116773; Una
J. Cross, i. e. Mrs. A. J. Foy Cross,
Omaha. 2034
Old Nevada moon; song, m Harley
Van Cleave. © 1-c. Jan. 7, 1936;
E unp. 115799 ; Madge Shofer, Loyal-
ton, Calif. 20395
Old New England march; w and m
Fred Fisher; pf. © Jan. 138, 1936;
E pub. 52799; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 2036
Old (The) oaken bucket; song, F.
Kaillmark, new pf. arr. Jerry Cas-
tillo, Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff;
with ukulele and guit. chords. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52916; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 2037
Old pioneer; w and melody. © 1 e.
Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115610; Allen
Jerry Bowman, Los Angeles. 2038
Old (The) plantation waltz; song. ©
1 e@. Dec. 16, 1985; E unp. 115521;
Nell Courtright, Casa Grande, Ariz.
2039
Old (The) rocking chair; song, w John
A. Twamley. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
E unp. 117251; Joseph Frank
Schwartz, Rochester, N. Y. 2040
Old (The) rugged cross; by Geo. Ben-
nard, arr. Albert Harvey; 4 violins
and pL, © Jan. 22) 1936°¢° pub:
53020; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
2041
Old ship o’mine; w Rodd Arden and
Domenic Pelosi, m Rodd Arden ; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 11, 1936; E for.
42372; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.,
London. 2042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
2067
ee nnn LEE
Old (An) story; poem Edgar A. Guest,
m William Ortmann. © Jan. 27,
1936; E pub. 538016; Hubert J.
Braun, Chicago. 2043
Old (The) street of love; song, W
Maud Dunn. © 1. Jan. 6, 1936;
B unp. 115753; Florence Allen Ford,
La Fayette, Ind. 2044
Old (The) swimming hole; valse song.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1985; E unp. 115951 ;
Henry M. Sword, Brimson, Minn. .
204:
Olympian; march, Elmo Kenny Allen ;
band pts. © Jan. 1, 1936; E pub.
52842; <Af[lbert] J[ames] White,
Vinton, Ia. 2046:
Om rytme og dens forhold til gym-
nastikk-undervisning; av Ragnhild
Magnus Bang; pf. Musikkbilag. ©
May 21, 1935; E for. 42305; A/S
Norsk notestik & forlag, Oslo, Nor-
way. 2047
Ombre d’eroi; a noi, versi Giacomo
Ceseri, melodia Giuseppe De Luca.
© Dee. 223%, 1935; E pub. 53126;
Giacomo Ceseri and piuseprer ve
Luea, Brooklyn. 048
Ombrellino giapponese; improvviso,
versi Sonia Serpieri, m _ Pietro
Cimara. © Jan. 13, 19386; E for.
42585; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
2049
On a time; w from John Attye’s First
book of airs, m Muriel Herbert; in
E min. © Dee. 17, 1935; E for.
42489; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
2050
On Fifth avenue; song, w Velma Rich-
ards. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1986; E unp.
117071; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
2051
On the air songs; for radio and home
entertainment, Lydia Swag. 1st ser.
© Dec. 14, 1935; AA 196233; Lydia
Swagerl, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
2052
On the Coney Island shore; waltz song.
©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116277;
John William Martin, Hollywood,
Calif. 2053
On the good ship Sweetheart; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116514; Isabelle
Riedinger, Gladstone, N. D. 2054
On the heights; march, w Elsa Wissel],
m and arr. Hdwin Franko Goldman ;
band pts. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub.
52550; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
2055
U7
On the Santa Fe trail; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117110;
Kenneth Carson Wiseman, Los An-
geles., 2056
On the third day; sacred dramatic
Easter cantata, text Marion Wake-
field, m Ruth Dale; choir, with chil-
dren’s voices. © Jan. 138, 1936; D
39011; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton.
2056*
On to old Mohave; song, m Blanche S.
Reed. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1985; E unp.
115533; Arthur F. Reed, Los Angeles.
2057
On, Wisconsin; march, new pf. arr.
Thornton W. Allen, with song, w
Carl Beck, m W. T. Purdy; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 12, 1935; H
pub. 51704; Thornton W. Allen co.,
New York. 2058
Once; song. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E
unp. 116104; Louise C. Bernard, i. e.
Mrs. R. W. Bernard, New York.
2059
Once in my life; w Suzanne Francis,
and melody. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E
unp. 117181; Dal Franklin Danford,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 2060:
Once in the golden long ago; song, w
Allan Flynn. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 115897; James William
Moorehouse, New York. 2061
Once upon a time; little suite, Felix
Swinstead; pf. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
for. 42121; Schott & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 2062
One for all and all for one; w and mel-
ody. ©1.. Dee. 11, 1935; E unp.
116550; Amber Lee, Detroit. 2063:
One kiss; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
10, 1936; Ei unp. 116147 ; John George
Herbert, Hoquiem, Wash. 2064
One kiss from you; melody no. 1. ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 117206;
Louis D’Oria, South Ozone Park,
INGENS 2065
One last love song; waltz, Martin
Broones, song orchestration Mario
Agnolucci; pts. © Jan. 20, 1936; E
pub. 53088; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2066
One (A) man woman; from Fritzi, w
Arthur Stanley, m Carl Tucker ; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 20,
1935; E for. 42366; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 2067
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2068
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
One night in Chinatown; w and m
Harry Leon and Leo Towers, arr.
Dudley HB. Bayford; with arr. for
ukulele, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 42311,; Sun mu-
sic pub. co., Itd., London. 2068
One star of love; w and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116684; An-
thony LaPaglia, New York. 2069
One would think that we're in love;
song. ©l1c. Jan. 22, 1936: E unp.
117065; Archie C. Camp, Honolulu.
2070:
One year older to-day; song. © 1 ©.
Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115657; Albert
' John de Long, Hollywood, Calif.
2071
Only a memory; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116767; Marga-
ret Ingeborg Reeb, Billings, Mont.
2072
Only a pal; song. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1936;
E unp. 115800'; Finley M. Orr, Eto-
wah, N. C. 2073
Only because I love you; w Joe Young,
melody Fred E. Ahlert. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1986; E unp. 115689; Crawford
music corp., New York. 2074
Only (The) name; w A. H. Ackley, m
B. D. Ackley; pf. © Dec. 27, 1935;
E pub. 52545; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 2075
Only you; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
24, 19386; E unp. 116885; Jimmie
Sparks, Ullin, I11. 2076
Oo-la-la-au-revoir-cheerio; song, w H.
EK. Brennan. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1986;
E unp. 116461; Henry S. Cuqua,
Cleveland. 2077
Ootsi, cootsi baby; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 115995; William
L. Petersen, Denver. 2078
Organ grinder; song. © 1 ©. Jan. 14,
1936; E unp. 116714; Mary J[ane]
Lansing, New York. 2079
Oriental (An) call; melody Max Berry.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116984;
Max Bergunker, Brooklyn. 2080
Oscuro é@ il ciel; poesia Saffo, tr,
Giacomo Leopardi. m _ Ildebran<lo
Pizzetti; orch., with voice. Parti-
tura. © Jan. 7, 1936; B for. 42586;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 2081
Oubliez-moi; valse lente, de Deuxiéme
bureau, paroles et m Jean Lenoir. ©
18
Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42173; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s. a., Paris.
2082
Our boy Franklin; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 116897; Emma Kinder, New
Town, W. Va. 2083.
Our dream, in the moonlight, on the
river; song, m Luther A. Clark, arr.
Aaron A. Clark. © Jan. 20, 1936;
E pub.: 52972; Franklyn M. W.
Smith, Newark, N. J. 2084:
Our first piano pieces; 5 finger posi-
tion, Fred G. Whitten; pf. © Dec.
2, 19385; E for. 42123: Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 2085
Our Flag; song, melody George Mc-
Cauley. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
116067; Ida Margaret Lytle, Wash-
ington. 2086
Our good will ambassador, Will
Rogers; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
13, 1986; E unp. 116300; Myrtie
Landis Mosier, Muskogee, OkIl.
2087
Our jubilee of praise; Children’s day
service, w Mary Mills and others, m
W. B. Judefind and others, ed. W. B.
Judefind. © Apr. 16, 1935: E pub.
52473; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
2088
Our Own apartment; w Gale Edwards;
pf. © .1 e¢. Jan. 11, 1986; BH unp.
116211; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2089
Out of the frying pan into the fire; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 115727; Chas. M. Berry,
Inglewood, Calif. 2090
Out where the sun goes to rest; w Jim
Shanks; pf. © 1c Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 117327; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 2091
Out yonder; song, w Garnett B. Me-
Manus. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117195; Joseph McManus, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 2092
Outdoor sketches; 8 musical thoughts
of play days, w and m Dorothy Bell
Briggs; pf. © Jan. 22, 1936; EH pub.
52993; B. F. Wood musie co., Boston.
2093
Over the waves that come rolling;
song, m H. T. Ayres, arr. J. Rose-
marin. © Sept. 28, 1935; E for.
42425; Elwood C. Musclow, Musclow
P. O., Ont., Canada, 2094
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Paintin’ the town; pf., with w. © 1
e. Jan. 20, 19836; E unp. 116658;
Stanley Gross, Newark, N. J. 2095
Pal of my dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115996; Lydia
Kasten, Echo, Minn. 2096
Palais (The) glide; w and m Harris
Weston; pf., with arr. for ukulele,
pf. accordion and guit. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 42313; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 2097
Tladoua (Ad) (La Paloma);mS. Yradier,
Greek w and pf. arr. George Buyu-
kus. © Aug. 21, 1935; E pub. 52583 ;
Apollo music co., New York. 2098
Panhandle skies; song, © 1. Jan.
23, 1936; E unp. 116880; Jackson
Coral Jones, Beaver, Okl. 2099:
Panning gold; w Hlsie Sanguinet, and
melody. ©1ce. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp.
116164; Elizabeth L. Cook, Univer-
sity City, Mo. 2100
Paolo e Virginia; melodramma,
Mario Ghisalberti, da Bernardin de
Saint Pierre, m Gianandrea Gavaz-
zeni. © Aug. 30, 1985: E for. 42304 ;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 2101
Paquerette; opérette, pour femmes ou
jeunes filles, paroles Montenailles, m
Marguerite Deschamps, © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42630; Editions Monte-
nailles, Paris. 2102
Paquita; Argentin tango, melody. ©
1c Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116268;
Ramon Littee, Detroit. 2103
Par le chemin montueux; par Joseph
Strimer ; violoncelle, 1°7° pos., et pf.
© Nov. 1, 1985; EH for. 42652; Du-
rand & cie., Paris, 2104
Parade of the wooden soldiers; fox
trot, Leon Jessel, arr. Henry Stanley ;
Hawaiian guit., with arrs. for S[pan-
ish] g{uit.] and tfen.] g[uit.]; in
diagram, with w. © Jan. 21, 1986;
E pub. 52983; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 2105
Paradise on review; w King U. Moore;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp.
116242; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2106
Parana; tango, Zédios, Mac Lherty et
Del’ Horno; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1935; E for. 42146; Del’ Horno,
Paris. 2107
Fardon me madame; from picture Rose
Marie, w Gus Kahn, paroles fran-
caises David Ormont, melody Her-
19
2122
bert Stothart; with pf. ace. and guit.
arr. © Jan. 2, 1986; EH’ pub. 52562;
Robbins music corp., New York.
2108
Faris; suite, Haydn Wood; orch. pts.
© Dec. 5, 1935; E for. 42433; Asch-
erberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., Lon-
don, 2109
Paris, Paris; one-step marche, paroles
Roger-Fernay, m Jean Chavoit. ©
Nov. 1, 1985; EH for. 42627; Editions
Coda, s. a., Paris. 2110
Fartners in a crime; w Arthur
Schmidt, m Richard Rathvon Uhl.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115691 ;
John Hamilton Uhl, jr., Kingston,
ea. 2111
Paso-doble; pf. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936;
H unp. 115604; George Torke, New
York. 2112
Passacaglia; av Ludvig Irgens Jensen ;
ork. Partitur. © Sept. 1, 1935; E
for. 42367; Norsk musikforlag, a/s,
Oslo, Norway. 2113
Passing clouds; by Reginald King;
orch. pts. © Dec. 19, 1985; E for.
42352; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
2114
Past (A) that never could last; song.
© 1¢ Jan. 22, 1986; E unp. 116846;
Catherine Schwartz, Fremont, O.
2115
Fater noster; liturgical w, m Richard
Keys Biggs. 1. Mixed voices.—2.
Male voices. © Dec. 30, 1985; E pub.
52620, 52621; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 2116, 2117
Path (The) in the woods; with bi-
ographical sketch and glossary, and
instructive annotations, Ernest R.
Kroeger; pf. © Dec. 31, 1935; E
pub. 52709; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 2118
Pawnee; Indian ballad. ©1c. Jan. 8,
1986; E unp. 116021; Fred D. Bloom-
fieid, Buffalo. 2119
Peace; song, m Vincent Bastien. ©
ic Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116063;
Ora Bunker, St. Paul. 2120
Peace makers; marienlied, w Harry
Webb Farrington, old German song
adapted and harmonized. © Oct. 21,
19385; E pub. 52527; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 2121
Pearl (A) set in ebony; w and melody
Paul Metcalf. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1986;
E unp. 116382; Orlando Paul Met-
calf, jr., New York. 2122
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2123
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Peasant (The) serenade; op. 34; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115681;
Pietro Cimini, Los Angeles. 2123
Pedrucho; paso-doble, Victor Gon-
zalez; pf. © 1. Jan. 30, 1986; BE
unp. 117863; Victor Gonzalez Fer-
nandez, Tampa, Fla. 2124
Peery’s (Rob Roy) third position violin
book; class or private instruction,
R. R. Peery. © Jan. 15, 1986; E
pub. 52937; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 2125
Pelican stomp; by Cleo Brown. ©1c.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116748; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 2126
Penso a te; valzer, musica Mario
Mariotti [and] Scordati di me; val-
zer, m Luigi Malatesta: parole An-
gelo Ramiro Borella; orch. pti. ©
Nov. 30, 1985; E for. 42545; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 2127
Pepperino; cornet caprice, R. M. En-
dresen; B flat clarinet solo or duet,
with pf. acc. © Jan. 14, 1986; E pub.
52925; Rubank, inc., Chicago. 2128
Pericon (El); valse-java, paroles J.
Liogar, m L. Espinosa. © Nov. 1,
1985; E for. 42610; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 2129:
Tlepignuos (‘H) Kadayara (He perifimos
Kalamata); song, m Franees J.
Bougasy) (© 1-¢ Jam 3. 1936
unp. 115672; James J. Bougas,
Youngstown, O. 2130
Persian (A) melody; by Max Berry;
pf. © 1e¢ Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
115752 ; Max Bergunker, Brooklyn.
2131
Pesares ; paso-doble; org. ptes. © Dec.
1, 1985; E for. 42181; José Mora,
Barcelona, Spain. 2132
Petah denied mah Lawd ; male quartet.
© 1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116841;
Ernest E. Peace, Washington. 2133
Peter (The) Rabbit music books; by
Christopher Le Fleming; pf. bk. 1—
bk. 2. © Nov. 14, 1985; E for. 42385,
42386; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 2134, 2185
Petit (Le) mari; vieille chanson lan-
guedocienne, avec chceeur ad lib.,
auteur inconnu, recueillie Eugéne
Marty et Maurice David, harmonisée
Eugéne Reuchsel. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 42616; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 2136
‘recueillie EKugéne Marty et
Maurice David, harmonisée Eugéne
——
Reuchsel; avec cheeur ad lib. ©
Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42210; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 2137
Petite encore; op. 1, no. 2; string orch.
Se. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp.
116686; G. Henry Watson, New
York. 2138
Piano blues; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 116628; Susie Cox,
Cincinnati. 2139
Pick it and play it; by Frank Victor;
plectrum guit. © Jan. 15, 1986; B
pub. 528383; Radio city guit. studio,
New York. 2140
Pick up the pieces and smile; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1986;
E unp. 116876; Judson La Haye, jr.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 2141
Pickaninny twins; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115824;
Irene Anderson, San Francisco.
2142
Pickin’ on a harp; song, m Thomas P.
Westendorf, arr. R. Ritchie Robert-
son; men’s cho. © Dec. 28, 1985; E
pub. 52665; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2143
Picture (A) from life’s other side; w
and melody Kelly bros. © 1 e¢. Nov.
1, 1985; E unp. 116725; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York. 2144
Piedigrotta Bideri 1985; versi Mario
Consalvo, ed altri, m A. Mazzucchi,
ed altri. no. 1. © Sept. 30, 1935;
E for. 42051; Casa editrice Ferdi-
nando Bideri, Naples. 2145
Piedigrotta La sirena 1985-36; versi
Giuseppe Dell’Aquila, ed altri, m
Nicola Quagliero, ed altri. © Aug.
1, 19385; E for. 42261; Italian bk. co.,
New York. 2146
Tlués yAuxd xpact (Pies gluko krasi); w
Nikos Nikalaidis, m Mimi Katriva-
nou. © Aug. 21, 1935; H pub. 52576;
Apollo music co., New York. 2147
Piper (The) ; 2-pt. song, poem William
Blake, m Harold Greenhill; equal
voices. © Jan. 21, 1936; E for.
42684; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don. 2148
Ilddxas (THs) ra Zreva (Tis plakas ta
stena) ; w anon., m John Fardoulis.
© Aug. 21, 1935; E pub. 52977;
Apollo music co., New York. 2149
80
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Planter (Paolo G.) 3 syncopated
pieces; pf. © Dec. 2, 1935; E for.
42119; Schott & co., Itd., London.
2150
Play, orchestra, play; from ‘Tonight
at 8-30, w and m Noel Coward; with
arr. for pf. accordion and guit. ©
Oct. 15, 1985; E for. 42414; Chappell
& co., 1td., London. 2151
Please brush the cobwebs off my heart ;
pf., with words. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19,
1985; E unp. 116175; Lois L. Olsen,
Metropolis, Nev. 2152
Pleasure waltz; pf. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 52902; Henry J. Sterner,
Emaus, Pa. 2153
Pliaska ; danse russe, Joseph Strimer ;
violoncelle, 1°*° pos., et pf. © Nov. 1,
1985; E for. 42658; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 2154
Poem; by Zdenko Fibich, arr. Mort H.
Glickman; pf. © Jan. 15, 1936; E
pub. 52888; Calumet music co., Chi-
cago. 2155
Poema; di Armando La Rosa Parodi;
violoncello e orch. Partitura. ©
Dee. 17, 1985; E for. 42079; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 2156
Poetic studies; selected and ed. Alec
Rowley; pf. © Dee. 2, 1935; E for.
42120; Schott & co., ltd., London.
2157
Poet’s (The) life; w Ellen Burroughs,
m Edward Elgar, arr. Montague F.
Phillips; 2 female voices. © Sept.
27, 1985; E for. 42405; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
2158
Poet’s (A) song; w Francis Keppel,
m J. Meredith Tatton; unison voices.
© Dee. 31, 1935; E for. 42498; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 2159
Points roses ...; slow-fox, paroles Ber-
nard—Roland et Jean Nac, m Wal-
Berg. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42620;
Publications Francis-Day, s. a.,
Paris. 2160
Polish dance; by Sutton Elms; pf. solo,
with 2d pf. obbl. © Sept. 3, 1935;
E. for. 42195; Universal music agen-
cies, London. 2161
Polish (A) holiday; mazurka, with
biographical sketch and_ glossary,
fingering, phrasing, and instructive
annotations, J. Lilian Vandevere;
pf.,6 hands. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub.
52707; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 2162
2176
Polka (The) ; op. 35; pf. ©1c. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 115680; Pietro Cimini,
Los Angeles. 2163
Polka caprice; de Stefan Bergman, op.
1, no. 3; pf. © Sept. 21, 1985; E
for. 42191; Universal music agen-
cies, London. 2164
Polly-wolly-doodle; from The littlest
rebel, w and m Sidney Clare and
B. G. DeSylva; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Dec. 30, 1935; E pub. 52492;
Movietone music corp., New York.
2165
song, new pf. arr. and Hawaiian
guit. solo, in note and diagram, Nick
Manoloff; with chords for ukulele
and guit. © Jan. 14, 1936; E pub.
52836 ; Calumet music ¢o., Chicago.
2166
’Pon my word, I say there; pf., with w.
©1e. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116670;
Richard Feiner, New York. 2167
Poor and proud; song, w Mary Miles.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117225;
J. Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 2168
Popular song; op. 36; melody, with pf.
acc. © 1c Jan. 3, 1936; E unp.
115679; Pietro Cimini, Los Angeles.
2169
Por que; tango, Osvaldo Fresedo, arr.
Terig Tucci; orch. pts. © Jan. 22,
1936; E pub. 52982; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 2170
Porge (Victor) Vingt-cing etudes;
atonales et polytoniques, basées sur
Vharmonie ultra moderne; violon. ©
Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42662; Victor
Porge, Bordeaux, France. 2171
Posizioni (Le) del violino; di Con-
solini. © Aug. 30, 1935; E for. 42301;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 2172
Postmen (The) of the air; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp.
116267; Portia Paris, Hollywood,
Calif. 2173
Poulene (Francis) Cinq poémes; de
Paul Eluard. © Aug. 1, 1935; B
for. 42180; Durand & cie., Paris.
2174
Pour étre heureux en ménage; fox,
de Pour ton bonheur, lyrics Albert
Willemetz, m Marcel Lattés. ©
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42136; Royalty,
Paris. 2175
Pour quois [sic], cherie; song, -[Eng-
lish text only] © 1c. Dee. 9, 1935;
E unp. 115525; Jeanne EH. Knowles,
Wellington, Kan. 2176
81
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2177
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Pour toi; fox-trot, paroles S. Chapelier,
'm H. Panella; orch. ptes. © Nov.
1, 19385; E for. 426338; L. Philippo,
Paris. 2177
Pour ton bonheur; slow, de l’opérette,
- lyrics Albert Willemetz, m Marcel
lattes. © Sept. 1, 1935;° Hi for.
42137; Royalty, Paris. 2178
Prairie stars; w Homer Gayne and I’.
Luther, and melody. ©1c. Jan. 21,
1936; E unp. 116758; Frank Luther,
New York. 2179)
Praise to the Lord; anthem, w J.
Neander, tr. ©. Winkworth and
others, m Harold Greenhill; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Jan. 9, 1936;
E for. 42663; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 2180
Prayer; pf. © Dec. 12, 19385; E pub.
52100; Harry H. Shapiro, New York.
2181
—— song, w Mary Winter Were. ©
1c. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116005;
- Kugénie de Guérin Kittredge, Wash-
ington. 2182
Prayer (A) for purification; based on
the finale of the Sixth (Pathetic)
Symphony by Peter Iiytch Tchaik-
ovsky, w J. A. Symonds, setting
Bryceson Treharne; mixed cho. ©
Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52761; Boston
music co., Boston. 21838
Précieuse (La); by Louis Couperin-
_ Kreisler, arr. Ary* van Leeuwen;
flute and pf. © Dec. 31, 19385; E
pub. 52778; Charles Foley, New
York. 2184
Precious little moments; w and melody
Hawthorne Best. © 1 ¢. Jan. 21,
1986; E unp. 117154; Robert Haw-
thorne Best, Hartsville, S.C. 2185
Prelude, fugue, and variation ; by César
Franck, transcribed and arr. Rudolph
Gruen; 2 pis., 4 hands. © Jan. 10,
1936 ; E pub. 52844; Associated music
publishers, ine., New York. 2186
prelude solennelle ; by William Spencer
~ Johnson; quartet for trombones. Sec.
_and pts. © Nov. 27, 1935; E pub.
52152; H. T. FitzSimons co., ine.,
Chicago. 2187
Pres de moi si je t’aurais; paroles et
m Jean Valraine. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 116989; Zephyr Beau-
dreau, Putnam, Conn. 2188
Pretending; w Percy Edgar, m Allan
' Gray; with arr. for ukulele R. S.
Stoddon, and chords for guit. and
,pf. accordion. © Nov. 26, 1935; E
82
for. 42496; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 2189
Pretty girl; w Barbara E. Todd, m
Hugh F. Bryson. © Jan. 8, 1936;
E pub. 52720; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 2190
Pretty quadroon; w and m Fred How-
ard and Nat Vincent, arr. Willis
Conolly; in diagram. 1. Ten. guit.—
2. Spanish guit. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E pub. 52735, 52740; Harry G. Stan-
ley, Rocky River, O. 2191, 2192
Prima (La); mazurka; Ist mand., 2d
mand., or violin and guit. © 1 .e.
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115855; Mike
Ciricola, Cleveland. 2193
Primer beso; rumba, Armando Oré-
fiche; orch. ptes., avec paroles. ©
Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42606; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 2194
Principessa (La) canta; 10 canti in-
fantili, poesie e prose Renzo Pezzani,
m Elisabetta Oddone. © Jan. 13,
1936; E for. 42583; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 2195
Printemps; fox-trot, paroles et m S.
Chapelier; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1985; E for. 42152; L. Philippo,
Paris. 2196
Procession of the Sirdar; based on
Cortége du Sardare, from Caucasian
sketches, M. Ippolitow-Iwanow, w
Mimi ‘Treharne, setting Bryceson
Treharne; 6-pt. mixed cho. © Jan.
10, 1936; E pub. 52762; Boston
music co., Boston. 2197
Professional (The) student guitar
method; by Charles Amberger and
David Gornston. pt. 2. © Jan. 22,
1936; E pub. 53035; Mills musie, inc.,
New York. 2198
Proudfit (Olive Ellsworth) Prelude.
1. Violin and pf.—2. String quartet.
Se. © 1 .¢ Jan. 7, 1986; E unp.
117079, 117080; Olive Hllsworth
Proudfit, i. e. Mrs. George C. Proud-
fit, Natchitoches, La. 2199, 2200
—-—— Sonata; pf. ©1e. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 116671; Olive EHllsworth
Proudfit, i. e. Mrs. George C. Proud-
fit, Natchitoches, La. 2201
Prowlin’ thru my heart; w Hal O.
Tate, melody Floyd Mahon. © 1-¢.
Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116441; Har-
old H. Tatro, Homewood, Ill. 2202
Psalm 67; song; mixed voices. © 1c.
Nov. 29, 1935; E unp. 116327; Olive
Ellsworth Proudfit, Natchitoches, La.
2203
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Psalm 134; w traditional, m Zavel Zil-
berts; male cho. and bar. Solo; pf.
or organ acc. © Jan. 15, 1986; E
pup. 53023; Bloch pubi, Go.; inc,
New York. 2204
P’tit (Un) tour; one-step, de Trente
et quarante, paroles Jean de Létraz,
m Richard Heymann. © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42687; Royalty, Paris.
2205
Put some rhythm in your love; m HE.
Staunton and Joseph Romanchuk;
pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 116659; Edward Staunton,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 2206
Quand méme; valse, paroles Albert
Willemetz et Ch. L. Pothier, m Lu-
cien Pipon. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42228; Editions Salabert, Paris.
2207
Quand on aime 4 la folie; fox-trot,
Mimi Kandiotih, arr. Franco An-
saldo; orch. pti. © Sept. 1, 1935;
E for. 42039; Edizioni Mario Aro-
mando, Milan. 2208
Quartet for strings in E minor. Se.
© Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 52618; Ar-
thur Shepherd, Cleveland. 2209
Queen Mary’s song; w Tennyson, m
Edward Elgar, arr. Montague F.
Phillips; 2 female voices. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42406 ; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 2210
Queen of my heart; w and m Esther
Peterson; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116236; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. oy alal
Queen of my home; w Virgil Lavoid
Hisel; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 1173828; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2212
Questa sera; fox-trot, versi T. Mig-
none, m M. Consiglio, [and] In che
modo; fox-trot, versi G. Colombi, m
KR. Ramponi, ‘arr. P. ~~ Rizza?: jazz
orcht- pti. ©) Oct, 15, 19352 "EH" for.
42290; A. & G. Carisch & ¢@, Milan.
2213
Quintuplets (The) ; w and melody. ©
1 c Dec. 26, 19385; E unp. 116136;
Ruth Ann Musick Winton, Phoenix,
Ariz. ee 77 Ala!
Quintuplets lullaby ; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116906;
Bertha Williams Paquet, New Or-
leans. 2215
Quintuplets on parade; song, melody
F. Henri Klickmann. © 1 ec. Dec.
2227
30, 1935; E unp. 116025; Andrew
Donnelly, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
2216
Raceolta di 6 canzoni scelte; versi
A. L. Fiorita, Quirino Stibel, ed al-
tri, m Nino Curti, Federico Mac-
cagnani, ed altri, raccolte B. Apol-
lonio; pf. conduttore. © Aug. 27,
1935; E for. 42419; Casa musicale
Fabbri & c., Trieste, Italy. Pally
versi Lino Campanini, m Ferruc-
cio Apollonio, Pino Vatta, ed altri,
raccolte B. Apollonio; pf. condut-
tore. © Aug. 27, 1935; E for. 42420;
Casa musicale Fabbri & c., Trieste,
Italy. 2218
Racconto (Il) dinverno; ouverture,
Mario Castelnuovo - Tedesco; orch.
Partitura. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for!
42066; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
2219
Radiante; Argentine tango, from In-
sure your wife, w Enrique Poncela,
m Ernesto Piedra. © Dee. 26, 1935;
E pub. 52490; Movietone music
corp., New York. 2220
Radio (A) picture of you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1935; E unp.
115940; L. R. Johnston, Phoebus,
Va. 2221
Rain [and] Marching in the rain;
with biographical sketch and glos-
sary, fingering, phrasing, and in-
structive annotations, Frank J.
Potamkin; pf. © Dec. 31, 1935;
EK pub. 52710; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 2222
Rain blues; w and melody. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116574; Doro-
thy Elizabeth Stilson, Toronto.
2223
Rain (The) is chasing me back to my
old home; song, melody Ben Adel-
man. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115592; Stephen Klimek, Middle-
town, Conn. 2224
Rain on the range; song, Lou Singer,
Irving Mills and Manny Kurtz.
May 27, 1935; E pub. 52926; Mil-
sons music pub. corp., New York.
2225
Rainbow of my dreams; song. ©1e.
Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116101; Gor-
don Durham, Seattle. 2226
Rainbow of our dreams; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 19386; E unp.
117255; Mary Alden Lence, Jones-
boro, Ill. Day) PA §
83
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2228
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Rainbow treasure; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116786;
- Robbie Webster, Croswell, Mich.
2228
Rainbow waltz; song, m Eloise Stock-
ing. © 1c. Dee. 31, 1935; E unp.
115532; Larry Cooper, Oregon, Calif.
2229
Raindrops; song, melody Ralph Fick-
ley. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
115747; Raymond Thomas, Pitts-
burgh. 2230
Ramon tango; melody Ramon Littee.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1935; E unp. 116735;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 2231
Ranger (The) and the wolf; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E
unp. 116665; Evelyn Carlton Leigh,
Salt Lake City. 2232
Rapido Siberiano; superfoxtrot, parole
-em Max Schulmann, arr. spec. Mark
Hermanns; piccola orch. pti. ©
Jan. 2, 1985; E for. 42421; Casa
musicale Fabbri & ¢., Trieste, Italy.
2233
Rappresentazione (La) di Santa
Uliva; testo del 16 secolo, ridotto
Corrado D’Errico, m_ Ildebrando
Pizzetti, rid. per canto e pf. Aurelio
Maggioni. © Aug. 31, 1935; E for.
42302; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
2234
Ravizé (A.) 10 chansons populaires;
harmonisées; voix denfants ou
flute douce. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42254; Durand et cie., Paris.
2235
Ray of sunshine; song, w Bob King
and M. M. Chalfin; in F. © 1c. Jan.
29, 1936; E unp. 117168; Milton M.
Chalfin, Brooklyn. 2236
Rayuela; tango milonga, J. De Caro,
arr. M. Copoano; orch. ptes. ©
Dec. 9, 1935; E for. 42388; P. Baetz
& co., Paris. 2237
Reason (The) is you; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1936; E unp. 116881;
Mack Biller Pepper, Brooklyn.
2238
Recessional; anthem, w Rudyard Kip-
ling; mixed voices; organ acc.
Oct. 8, 19355; E pub. 50955; Robert
L. Sanders, Chicago. 2239
Récit du bouffon; par Joseph Strimer ;
violoncelle, 1°7° pos., et pf. © Nov.
1, 1935; E for. 42651; Durand & cie.,
. Paris. 2240
Recuerdo; bolero, letra y m Roberto
Soto Mejia. © Nov. 11, 1935; E for.
42524; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 1
Red head; pf., with w. ©1 ec Jan. 2,
1986; E unp. 115563; Thomas
G[eorge] Sutherland, Chicago.
2242
——song. © 1. Jan. 15, 1936; EB
unp. 116433; Joseph J. Chernan,
2243
Red headed Susie; song, arr. Kid Win-
ner. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E unp.
117088; Thomas R. Watson, Hamp-
ton, Va. 2244
Red hot rhythm; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116468;
William Benson Richter, Philadel-
phia. 2245
Red River blues; w and m Jimmie
Davis and Buddy Jones; pf. treble.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1935; E unp. 116723 ;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 2246
Red River valley; song, adapted Jac-
ques Wolfe. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub.
53029; Robbins music corp., New
York. 2247
Red roses; entr’acte, Thomas A. John-
son; pf. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for.
42522; Bosworth & co., ltd., London.
2248
Red sails in the sunset; from the Prov-
incetown follies, w Jimmy Kennedy,
m Hugh Williams, arr. Harry Stan-
ley ; diagram arr. for Hawaiian guit.,
with special arr. for professionals,
high bass tuning. © Dec. 11, 1935;
E pub. 52200; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 2249
Redeemed (The) in heaven; hymn, w
Mary Lundie Duncan, m arr. O. Ester
Shelhamer. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1986; H
unp. 116791; Edw. W. Calloway, Cin-
cinnati. 2250
Redemption’s song; Easter choir can-
tata, text arr. and m composed Fred
B. Holton; sop., alto and bar. ©
Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 53120; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 2251
Relicario (El); paso-doble, English w
Carol Raven, m José Padilla, arr.
Graham Prince; orch. pts. © Jan.
11, 1936; E pub. 52776; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 2252
Sparrows Point, Md.
Remember sweetheart; song, melody
Karl Kaye. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1936; H
84
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
unp. 115804; Amelia L. Braatz, Ocon-
omowoe, Wis. 2253.
Reminding me of you; w Alma Wit-
tich; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117329; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2254
Repeal has failed; w Virgil P. Brock,
m Blanche Kerr Brock; [mixed
voices] © Dec. 27, 19385; E pub.
52533; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 2255
Resignation ; hymn, w and m A. H. Ack-
ley. © Dec. 27, 1935; E pub. 52536;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
2256
Retires-tu tes lunettes; one-step, pa-
roles Ch. L. Pothier, m Fred Pearly.
© Oct. 1, 19385; E for. 42227; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 2257
Returning; fox-trot song. ©1c. Dec.
17, 1935; E unp. 115967 ; Jane Brown,
Hardman, Or. 2258
Reve; tango, melody. © 1. Jan. 15,
1936; E unp. 116401; David Alshan-
sky-Lichtenstein, New York. 2259)
Revelation adoration hymn. © Jan. 1,
1986; E pub. 52691; Frank F. Mali,
New Brighton, Pa. 2260
Reverie; by Herbert Brandvig, op. 9,
no. 2; violin, 1st pos., and pf. ©
Dee. 31, 1935; E pub. 53041; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 2261
przez W. Prisowski, op. 65; pf.
© Nov. 14, 1935; E for. 42537; Leon
Idzikowski, Warsaw, Poland. 2262
song. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
1173846; Marie Farruggio, Brooklyn.
2263
Revival (The) of Mother Goose; juve-
nile production for churches, etc,
Lady Mary Jane Fay. ©1c. Jan.
25, 1986; D 39012; Mary Jane Johns-
ton, Sacramento, Calif. 2263*
Rhapsodie mignon ; by Leopold W. Rov-
enger; pf. © Nov. 4, 1935; E pub.
52804; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 2264
Rhapsody of love; w N. Dunaev, m A.
’ Bartnovsky ; bass voice. ©1c. Jan.
21, 1986; E unp. 116842; Alexander
Bartnovsky and Nicholas Dunaey,
Washington. 2265
Rhumba; scog. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936;
EH unp. 115850; Marian Boyle, Spo-
kane, Wash. 2266
2279
Rhythm (A) excursion; fox-trot, Alex
Hill; 1st violin. © Dee. 31, 1935; EB
pub. 52092; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 2267
Rhythm saved the world; w S. Cahn,
melody S. Chaplin. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116064; Sammy Cahn
and Saul Chaplin, New York. 2268
Ribbons; w Peter Wing,
Lambelet.
m Vivien
© Nov. 5, 1935: E for.
42046; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
ltd., London. 2269
Richard Harrison goodbye; song, m
Mary Locker. © Dec. 30, 1935; B
pub. 52324; Geo. A. Martin, Cincin-
nati. 2270
*Ricksha (A) ride; by Robert Holmes
Greenwell; pf. © Jan. 9, 1986; HB
pub. 538087 ; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 2271
Ricordi’s Neapolitan album for the
piano accordion ; arr. Rupert Cowlin.
© Oct. 11, 1935; E for. 42049; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) ltd., London.
22.
Riddles in rhyme; song. ©1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 115885; Daniel Bror
Sorlin, Worcester. 2273
Ride (A); w E. BE. Luney, m Vernon
Leftwich. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19, 1935; B
unp. 115896; Vernon C. Leftwich and
Ellen HE. Luney, Los Angeles. 2274
Riding on the Western trail; w and m
Tex Owens; with guit. arr. ©1..
Jan, 16, 1986; E unp. 117211; Doie
Hensley Owens, Kansas City, Mo.
2275
Rigaudon (Le); poesie Comtesse
Tolstoi, m Fernande Decruck; voix
movennes. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for.
41467; Editions de Paris, Paris.
2276
Right (The) partner; waltz; pf., with
w. ©1e Jan. 29, 19386; E unp.
117152; Ruth Ellen Gannon, San
Francisco. 2277
Right until now; fox trot; violin, with
w. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp.
116850; Vincent Barber, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. 2278
Ring up the curtain; musical revue,
Gertrude Van Akin Smith, arr. R.
Spaulding Stoughton and N. Clifford
Page; orch. pts. © Nov. 29, 19385;
E pub. 51928; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 2279
85
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2280
pt. IlI, n. s., v.31
Risen (The) Redeemer; Easter choir
cantata, text arr. and m composed
KH. K. Heyser ; mixed voices. © Jan.
2, 1986; E. pub. 58118; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 2280)
Ritorno (11) dalla caccia; by Giuseppe
Martinelli; violoncello and pf.
Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 52911; Joseph
Martinelli, Atlantic City. 2281
River (The) of our dreams; w and
melody. ©1¢. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117256; Mary Alden Lence, Jones-
boro, II. 2282
River wait for me; song. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1985; E unp. 115632; Lois Pearl]
Schafer, Central Point, Or. 22838
Road (The) of love; song, melody
Margaruite Biggerstaff Lum. ©1e.
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115777; John
George Marvin, Summit, N. J.
2284
Road to romance; w M. Kelly, melody
R. Lyons. © 1 ¢. Jan. 18, 1986; B
unp. 116653; Ruth Lyons and Marian
Kelly, Los Angeles. 2285:
Roaring (The) lions; march, Bert
White; band pts. © Jan. 1, 1936;
EX pub. 52654; Albert James White,
Vinton, Ia. 2286
Robber symphony ; suite. from the film,
Friedrich Feher, arr. Denis Wright;
military band pts. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E for. 42357; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 2287
——e orch. pts. © Dec. 11,
1985; EK. for, 42354; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 2288
== pf. © Dec. 12, 19385.
E for. 42855; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 2289
Robbin’ Harry; xylophone solo, Lau-
rence Inns, arr. T. Conway Brown;
military band pts. © Jan. 3, 1986;
E for. 42482; J. R. Lafleur & son,
ltd., London. 2290
Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular and production songs; arr.
Will D. Moyer, in note and diagram,
with names of chords. no. 7. ©
Jan. 20, 1936; E pub. 52967; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 2291
Robbins piano accordion folio of pop-
ular songs; arr. Pietro Deiro. no. 4.
© Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52749; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 2292
Robbins saxophone folio of popular and
production songs; arr. and ed. Hugo
Frey; E flat alto, C melody and B
flat tenor saxophones, or B flat clari-
net, combined for solos and duets;
With’ «pfs acc; no. 15. .©. Janes
1936; E pub. 58081; Robbins music¢
corp., New York. 2293;
Robbins tenor banjo folio of popular
songs; arr. Will D. Moyer; with pf.
ace. no. 6. © Jan. 24, 1986; E pub.
530380; Robbins music corp., New
York. 2294
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky Moun-
tain home; by G. Brown, W. Raskin,
F. Howard, and N. Vincent, arr. Wil-
lis Conolly ; in diagram, with w. 1.
Ten. guit.—2. Spanish guit. © Dec.
10, 1985; E pub. 52736, 52741; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
2295, 2296
Rock of ages; arr. Howard Grant
Stephens; Hawaiian guit. ensemble,
with pf. acc. © Nov. 12, 1935; EB
pub. 52867; Natl. inst. of music and
arts, ine., Seattle. 2297
SS es, Baal jit, (©) Nor, EF.
1935; E pub. 538123; Natl. inst. of
music and arts, inc., Seattle. 2298
Rockaby baby, O bye; song, arr. Van
Sickle; with guit. arr. ©1c¢. Jan.
20, 1936; E unp. 117156; Elizabeth
Broyles, Clawson, Mich. 2299
Rocked in the cradle of love; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116618 ;
Rose Mateer, Seward, Pa. 2300
Rocking with you in my arms; from
Seeing stars, w Graham John, m
Martin Broones; with arr. for pf.
accordion and guit. © Nov. 20, 1935;
E for. 42345; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 2301
Rocky Mountain cabin; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Jan. 8, 1935; E unp. 115997; Zerola
Hartnett, Tamalco, M1. 2302
Roll along Mississippi; w and melody
Bert Darl. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936;
E unp. 116825; Betty Goetz, New
York. 2303
Roll dem bones; fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116503; Royal M. Tinker,
Washington. 2304
Roll on silver moon; song, arr. Jerry
Castillo, Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff;
with ukulele and guit. chords. ©
Jan. 8, 1936; E pub. 52726; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 2305
86
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986 2330
Roll on, silver river; m Oiva Partanen; | Rooster’s (The) crowin’; w Irving
pi.) Withow. | © 1 c. Jan; 11, 1986; Caesar, Jean Herbert and Gerald
E unp. 116215; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 2306
Rollicking; w HE. E. Luney, m V. C.
Leftwich. © 1c Jan. 2, 1986; E
unp. 115567; Ellen E. Luney and
Vernon C. Leftwich, Los Angeles.
2307
Rollin’ the keys; by Andy Arcari; pf.-
accordion. © 1. Jan. 9, 19386; E
unp. 116575; Angelo A. Arcari, Phila-
delphia. 2308
Rolling along; from The music goes
’round, w Lew Brown, m Harry Akst
and Harry Richman; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
53111; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
2309
Roman (Le) d’un jeune homme pauvre ;
production, paroles André Baugé et
Ch. Cuvillier, m Ch. Cuvillier. Pf.
et chant. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42639; Royalty, Paris. 2310
Romance; paroles Paul Bourget, Eng-
lish version John Alan Haughton, m
Claude Debussy, transcribed and arr.
Sidney Fine; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Jan. 14, 1986; E pub. 52982; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 2311
Romance in a dream; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115776;
Nathan Levine, New York. 2312
Romance in the moonlight; song. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115698; S.
Lenor Conklin, Gardena, Calif. 2313
Romany dance; melody. © 1. Jan.
14, 1936; E unp. 1163738; Johann
Sesser, Chicago. 2314
Romany rye; by Leonard N. Fowles,
pf. pt. ed. Stefan Bergman; violin
and pf. © Sept. 3, 1935; E for.
42192; Universal music agencies,
London. 2315
Roosevelt birthday march; w and
melody Harry J. Burke. ©1c. Jan.
20, 1986; E unp. 116706; Warm
springs foundation, Warm Springs,
Ga. 2316
Roosevelt for the U. 8S. A.; march song.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115882;
Charles P. McGarry, Chicago. 2317
Roosevelt’s march; w C. Janowski
and A. L. Dugan, and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115854;
Casimer Janowski, South Milwaukee,
Wisc. 2318
87
Marks, m G. Marks; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 22, 1986; E pub.
52970; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
2319
Rose (A) in my heart for you; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117248; Roland H. P. Jacobus,
Turners Falls, Mass. 2320
Rose (The) in the garden; song, m
James L. Brown. © 1 ¢. Jan. 8,
1936 ; E unp. 115998; Susie A. Miller,
Brunswick, Ga. 2321
Rose-Marie ; from the film, w Otto Har-
bach and Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, m
Rudolf Friml, new concert arr. Matt
Ray; orch. pts. © Jan. 14, 1936;
E pub. 52930 ; Harms, ine., New York.
Za22
Rose of Maunawai; fox trot Hawaiian
love song, w and m Louis Levine and
Trevor Jones. © Jan. 27, 1936; E
pub. 53027; Joe Davis, ince., New
York. 2323
Rosemary and thyme; Arkansas folk
song, aS sung by Mrs. Dusenberry,
w coll. John Gould Fletcher, tune
eoll. and arr. Laurence Powell;
double cho. of mixed voices. © Jan.
10, 1936 ; E pub. 52790; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 2324
Roses ; serenade, song. ©1c. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 116979; Alice McAdoo,
Pittsburgh. 2325
Roses and dew are you; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115643;
Hlsa Fox, Stamford, Conn. 2326
Roses of Picardy; special modern fox-
trot, w Fred E. Weatherly, m Haydn
Wood, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.
© Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52627; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 2327
Rosita; valse espagnole, Simone Ghes-
tem; saxo alto mi bémol, violon ou
accordéon, trompette si bémol et pf.
© Sept. 1, 19835; E for. 42145; C.
Joubert & cie., Paris. 2328
Rosita mia; w and melody Frank Yac-
onelli, Leon M. Leon, Lee Zahler and
Louis Herscher. © 1c Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 117107 ; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 2329
Round the Alabama moon; valse song.
© 1 ce. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115948 ;
Rosa Rea Leiher, Buffalo. 2330
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2331
Roussignolet (Le) ; vieille chanson lan-
guedocienne 4 2 voix peut étre chan-
tée voix seule, recueillie Hugéne
Marty et Maurice David, harmonisée
Eugéne Reuchsel. © Oct. 1, 1985; E
for. 42211; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris, 2331
Roxaner; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
30, 19386; E unp. 117239; Walter
Greenlaw, Buffalo. 2332
R-o-z-a-n-n; w and melody Ora Cam-
den Huff. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1986; EH
unp. 116833 ; Ora Alice Huff, Jerome,
Id. 2333
Rubank sacred orchestra folio; favor-
ite sacred compositions and hymns,
arr. EH. DeLamater and F. L. Buch-
tel; orch. pts. © Jan. 10, 1936; E
pub. 52805; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
2334
Rumba rhythm; w and m Paulette
Gard. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116315; Pauline Cohen, Los Angeles.
2335:
Rustic dance; by Chris. M. Edmunds,
op. 30, no. 2; pf. © Jan. 15, 1986;
EK for. 42669; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 2336
Rustling leaves are whispering I love
you; w George Nelson, m Frances
Williams; low voice, with optional
violon or ’cello obbl.; in A flat. ©
Jan. 23, 1986; E pub. 538095; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 2337
S. O. S. for love; song. © 1. Jan.
15, 1936; E unp. 116418; George W.
Smith, New York. 2338
Saddle your blues to a wild mustang;
w George Whiting and Buddy Ber-
nier, m Billy Haid, arr. Arthur Gut-
man; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52497; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 2339
Sadie Faye; Harlem blues, song, w
Eddie Johnston. © 1c. Jan. 27,
19386; E unp. 117045; Anna Fenzel,
Cleveland. 2340
Sailing along; song. © 1 ¢ Jan. 15,
19386; E unp. 116419; Shirley M. Pal-
mer, St. Petersburg, Fla. 2341
Sailing down to Loveland; song. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116764;
Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, Houston.
2342
Sailing high; w B. Nisen, m Milton
Davidson. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1986; E
unp. 117268; Milton Davidson and
Barney Nisen, Los Angeles. 2343
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Sailing to the moon; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce. Dec. 17, 1985; EH unp. 115972;
Lucille Giles, Orland, Calif. 2344
Sailor boy; w and m A. P. Carter; pf.
treble. © 1 ¢. Dec. 6, 1985; E unp.
116727 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 2345
Sailors holiday; march; pf., with w.
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 116424;
Samuel Lessing, Baltimore. 2346
Sailor’s (A) life; suite, Cecil Baumer:
pf. © Dec. 23, 1935; E for. 42429;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
2347
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Beauty
eternal; op. 45, choral rhapsody, text
and paraphrase Samuel Richards
Gaines; mixed voices with sop. solo
and violin obbl. © Dee. 3, 1935; EB
pub, 52480; Oliver Ditson ¢o., inc.,
Boston. 2348
—— La jota aragonese; transcription
A. Béghin ; harmonie ou fanfare. ©
Oct. 1, 1985; E for. 42252; Durand et
cie., Paris. 2349
—— The swan; arr. Mort H. Glick-
man; pf. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub.
53048 ; Calumet music co., Chicago.
2350
Salathiel pavy; w Ben Jonson, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs; mixed voices.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Dee. 3,
1985; E for. 42460; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 2351
Sally in our alley; song, Henry Carey,
arr. Jerry Castillo, Hawaiian guit.
solo, in note and diagram, arr. Nick
Manoloff; with ukulele and guit.
chords. © Jan. 8, 1936; E pub.
52727; Calumet music co., Chicago.
2352
Salmo di David; m Giovanni Salviucci.
© July 15, 1985; E for. 42296; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 2353
Salut a printemps; par Joseph
Strimer; violoncelle, 1°7* pos., et pf.
© Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42650; Dur-
and & cie., Paris. 2354
Salute to beautiful Hawaii. © 1 ec.
Nov. 26, 1935; E unp, 116716; Na-
thaniel Shilkret, Hollywood, Calif.
2355
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes.
Full se. and pts. 2d ser. nos. 225-
228, Oct. 1935. © Sept. 27, 1985;
E for. 42391; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 2356
88
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
2383
January, 1986. 1. 2d
ser., nos. 229-232.—2. Festival ser.,
nos. 105-108. © Jan. 7, 1936; E for.
42592, 42593; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 2357, 2358
Salviueci (Giovanni) Introduzione;
orch. Partitura. © Dec. 17, 1985;
E for. 42070; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
2359
Sandy Hook;
Elms; pf. solo, with 2d pf. obbl. ©
Sept. 3, 19385; E for. 42196; Univer-
sal music agencies, London. 2360
San Isidro; song, fox-trot rumba. ©
1c Jan. 24, 19386; E unp. 117083;
Silvestre Rodriguez, Douglas, Ariz.
2361
Santo Domingo; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116319; H. Murray
Jacoby, New York. 2362
Sanzione (’E) a lJItalia; canzone
umoristica, melodia Michele Di
Cristo. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
116284 ; Ciro Maglione, Philadelphia
2363
Satisfied; pf. treble, with w. ©1«.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp, 115888 ; Edward
Cowan, Jersey City. 2364
Saturday night on Sugar Hill; house
rent stomp, lyrics Pat Castleton, m
Herman Chittison and Spencer Wil-
liams. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42635;
Editions de Paris, Paris. 2365:
Save our youth; hymn, w T. O. Chis-
holm, m I. B. Woodbury. © Dec.
27, 1985; E pub. 52581; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 2366
Savior (The); hymn, © Nov. 27,
1985; E pub. 52501; Arthur Verne
Prescott, Cambridge, Wis. 2367
Say it’s true; w and melody Dudley
Manners. © 1. Jan. 25, 1936; E
unp. 117016; D. Dudley Krupp,
Brooklyn. 2368
Say you love me: w and m Holly
Homan. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp.
116975; Camilla Homan, Chicago.
2369
Say you’re mine; w Johnny Taverno;
pf. © 1c, Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117330; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2370
Say you will be mine; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115734; Vincent
Dragonette, Philadelphia. 2371
Searleritis in E} flat; novelty; pf. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115605;
George Torke, New York. 2372
89
eadet march, Sutton |
Searlet (The) mask; overture, J. S.
Zamecnik, arr. Floyd J. St. Clair;
band pts. © Jan. 10, 1936; E pub.
52689; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
2373
Scherzando con Vhot; fox-trot, m e
arr. Francesco Ferrari; jazz orch.
pti. © Sept. 1, 1935; H for. 42088;
Edizioni Mario Aromando, Milan.
2374
Scherzetto; by J. Stuart Archer; pf.
© Dee. 10, 1985; E for. 42499; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 2375
Schirlé (M. A. J.) Deux mélodies; op.
21, no. 6, and op. 41, no. 23, texte
Claudius, adaptation en francais par
Vauteur, et Th. Gautier. © Sept. 1,
1935; E for. 42164; M. A. J. Schirlé,
Montrouge, France. 2376
Schloss (Das) des bergkonigs; ouver-
ture, Paul Lindemann, arr. kompo-
nisten; orch. stimmen. © July 19,
1935; E for. 42403; Edition Linde-
mann, Otto Lindemann, Berlin. 2377
Schlosser (Paul) 100 dictées musi-
cales. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42645;
Durand & Cie., Paris. 2378
Sch6én war es doch im alten Wien;
wiener lied, w Waldstein, m Ralph
Benatzky, schrammelquartett ein-
richtung Carl Tautenhayn; violine 1,
2, guit. u. akkordeon stimmen, mit
singstimme. © Oct. 30, 1985; E for.
42511; A. Cranz, Brussels. 2379
Schén war’s halt damals im alten
Wien; aus Casanova, text Schanzer
u. Welisch, m Ralph Benatzky ; ode-
on u. salonorch. stimmen. © Oct.
30, 1935; E for. 42512; A. Cranz,
Brussels. 2380
Schoolboy howlers; w and m Clive
Erard; with arr. for ukulele and ac-
cordeon. © Dec. 9, 19385; E for.
42437; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 2381
Schubert (Franz Peter) The growing
Jesus; Ww Melanchthon Woolsey
Stryker, m arr. © Oct. 21, 1985;
E pub. 52519; Edith Lovell Thomas,
New York. 2382
To music; op. 88, no. 4, text Scho-
ber, English version Mary Field, m
ed, Albert Howe; contralto or bass.
© Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 42502; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 2383.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2384
Schumann (Robert Alexander) He,
the greatest and the noblest; op. 42,
no. 2, text Adalbert von Chamisso,
English version Mary Field, m ed.
Albert Howe; mezzo-sop. © Dec.
10, 1985; E for. 42501; W. Paxton
& co., Itd., London. 2384
— Larghetto; extrait du quintett,
op. 44, transcription L. E. Gratia;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42167;
_ L. Philippo, Paris. 2385
—— Those moments I have spent with
’ thee; song, set to tune of Trdiumerei.
© Dec. 20, 1985; E pub. 52938; Ben-
jamin Bristow Owsley, Chicago.
2}
Screeno; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
2, 1936; E unp. 115566; Frank R.
LaVere, Chicago. 2387
Scriabine (A.) Etude; in D sharp
min., op. 8, no. 12, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; pf. © Jan. 21, 1986; E pub.
52988; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 2388
in E maj., op. 8, no. 5, arr.
Max Hirschfeld; pf. © Jan. 2,
1936; E pub. 52598; Edward B.
Marks musie corp., New York. 2389
Sea (The) gull; w Mary Howitt, old
Scotch air, harmonized. © Oct. 21,
19385; E pub. 52516; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York.
Searching for love; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 23, 1935; E unp. 116191;
Minnie Pearl Brock and Allie Mae
Brock, Chattanooga. 2391
See, amid the winter’s snow; Christ-
mas carol, traditional melody, w
and m Ralph E. Marryott; mixed
cho. © Dec. 28, 1985; E pub. 52494;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
2392
Sei lontano da me; slow fox-trot, arr.
Franco Ansaldo [and] Non conosci
il ritornello; fox-trot comedy, arr.
Ted Brown: versi L. L. Martelli e
KE. Neri, m Mario Mariotti; orch. pti.
© June 22, 1935; E for. 42287; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 2393
Self-banished (The); old song Dr.
Blow, arr. men’s cho. © Jan. 21,
1986; E for. 42682; Arnold Wil-
liams, Southampton, England. 2394
Selikovitz (Samuel) Seven melodies.
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 115978;
Samuel Selikovitz, Brooklyn. 2395
Semper paratus; march; violin. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1986; EH unp. 116396; Roland
C. Bucher, Brooklyn. 2396
2390
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Sefiorita ; by William O. Munn; pf. ©
Jan. 22, 19836; E pub. 52996; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 2397
Sentimental you; fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116517; Waity G. Spratt, Al-
lenton, R. I. 2398
Sentis (José) Trois mélodies; paroles
André Aubergé, m J. Sentis. © Oct.
1, 1985; E for. 42226; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 2399
Senza nome; tango, da Passaporto ros-
so, parole Alberto Simeoni, m Hmilio
Gragnani; pf. © Oct. 15, 1935; E
for, 42298; A. & G. Carisch & «@,
Milan. 2400
September; by Chris. M. Edmunds, op.
31, no. 1; pf. © Jan. 15, 1986; EB
for. 42671; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 2401
September moon; waltz, w Marge
Stewart, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115573;
Margaret Zimmerman Stewart,
Mooringsport, La. 2402
Serata primaverile; intermezzo, Giulio
de Micheli, op. 121; orch. pti. ©
Dee. 3, 1935; E for. 42580; Carlo
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 24038
Serenade; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1936; E unp. 115607; George
Torke, New York. 2404
Sérénade 4 Marysa; sérénade napoli-
taine, paroles Marie Clariond, m
Pandera. © Dec. 18, 1935; E for.
42111; Société anonyme des editions
Ricordi, Paris. 2405
Serenade (A) at the villa; by Gran-
ville Bantock; pf. Berners ed.
Oct. 380, 1935; E for. 42397; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 2406
Sérénade napolitaine; par Alberto de
Cristofaro; violon, violoncelle et pf.
conducteur, avec contrebasse ad lib.
pts. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42617;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 2407
Serenata; from Robber symphony, w
and m Friedrich Feher. © Dec. 11,
1935; E for. 42353; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 2408
—— jamais, paroles Rosa Holt, m
Henri Jamin. © Nov. 1, 19385; E
for. 42624; Nervera, Paris. 2409
Seul (Un) regard; tango, paroles_S.
Chapelier, m H. Panella; accordéon.
© Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 426384; L.
Philippo, Paris. 2410
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Seven o'clock; pf., with w. ©1..
Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 117159; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 2411
of love; w and melody. ©
fee oan. Zo, 19386; EH unp. 116862;
George Theo Larson, St. Louis. 2412
Shadows of yesterday; m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Jan.
2, 1936; E pub. 52609; Arch J. Trim-
ble, Pratt, W. Va. 2413
w Marguerite Beaushaw, m Fred-
rik Coles. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1986; E
unp. 117191; Frederick Ralph Mul-
lins Coles, Plainfield, N. J. 2414
Shadows on the keys; song. © 1 «@
Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115678; George
Edward Spaulding, New York. 2415
Shamus O’Brien; w and m Will S.
Hays, arr. Michael McFarlane. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E pub. 53188; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
2416
She and I; street dance, melody Bill
Robinson and Cyril J. Mockridge.
©l1e. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 116543;
Movietone music corp., New York.
2417
She loves me, she loves me not; Ww
Helen Reid, melody Will Jacobson
and Lee Wood. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1936;
E unp. 116098 ; Lee Clay Wood, Oak-
land, Calif. 2418
She’s long, she’s tall; w and m Jobn
Hancock; pf. treble). © 1c. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 116693; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 2419
She’s such an adorable baby; w and
melody. 1 e. Jan. 16, 1936; EB
unp. 116483; Heymond J. Rathgeb,
Alton, Ill. 2420
Ske’s the wealthiest woman on earth;
monologue, Ww and m John Godfrey.
_ Shadow
© "Dee. 24, 1935: BH for. 42581;
Southern music pub. co., Itd., Lon-
don. . 2491
She shall have music; w Herbert J.
Brandon, m Alan Murray; in G. ©
Dee. 6, 1935; HE for. 42340; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 2422
She tries to take my man; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub.: © 1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116901; Anna N. Rem-
2423
She will always love you; w Charles
Summers, and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan.
13, 1986; E unp. 116263; William
Fairchild Hoffman, Los Angeles.
2424
aly, Easton, Pa.
51882—-36—_7 91
2438
Shepherd’s (The) song; w Barry Pain,
m Edward E'gar, arr. Montague F.
Phillips; 2 female voices. © Oct. 1,
1935; E for. 42407; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 2425
Shiek (The) of Waikiki; song. ©1e.
11, 1936; E unp. 116817; Ray-
Hayden, Pearl Har-
bor, T. H. 2426
Shipbuilders (The); w John Green-
leaf Whittier, English folk song har-
monized. © Oct. 21, 1935; E pub.
52521; Hdith Lovell Thomas, New
York. 2427
Shir chayim; old Hebrew melody, arr.
Alfred Moffat; violin and pf. ©
Dec. 6, 1985; E for. 42447; Augener,
ltd., London. 2428
Shoe shine boy; from Connie’s hot
chocolates of 1936, w Sammy Cahn,
m Saul Chaplin; with guit. arr.
Jah. 22, 1936; E pub. 530384; Mills
music, ine., New York. 2429
Short and sweet; w Charlie Tobias, m
Sammy Fain; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E pub. 52664;
Remick music corp., New York.
2430
Si je devais; fox-trot, paroles et m
Léo Leliévre. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42229; Hditions Salabert, Paris.
2431
Si je lui dis non; fox-trot, paroles
Albert Willemetz, m Oberfeld. ©
Oct. 1, 1985; E for. 42232; Hditions
Salabert, Paris. 2432
blues, paroles C. Spohn,
© Sept*1, 1935; E
Francis-
2433
Si vous saviez; melody, with pf. acc.
Out ec. Oct. 19255 HF) *unp. 1151s:
Cécile Simon, Paris. 2434
Si yo fuero un marino; by Pedro
Flores; pf. treble. © 1 c. Dee. 27,
1935; E unp. 116742 ; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 2435
Siciliana; by Gaetano Pampani, tran-
Jan.
mond Wilding
Si je savais;
m Jean Lenoir.
for. 42174; Publications
Day, s. a., Paris.
scribed Isidor Philipp; pf. © Dec.
31, 1985; E pub. 52854; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 2436
Siciliano [and] Rigaudon; by Francois
Francoeur-Kreisler, arr. Ary van
Leeuwen ; flute and pf. © Dee. 31,
1935; E pub. 52779; Charles Foley,
New York. 2437
Sicilienne; by Guy Weitz; organ. ©
Oct. 28, 1935; E for. 42384; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 24388
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2439)
pt. II, n. s., v.31
Sie hiess Marie und treu war sie...;
soldafenlied u. marsch, text: Claus
S. Richter, m Wiga-Gabriel, arr.
Horst Hoffmann; oreh. stimmen. ©
Oct. 22, 1935; E for. 42399; Wilhelm
Gebauer musikverlag, Leipzig. 2439
Siempre que me besa ; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 117082;
Silvestre Rodriguez, Douglas, Ariz.
2440
Sigh (A); w Jean Michaud, m Stefan
Bergman, op. 3, no. 3. © Nov. 6,
1935; E for. 42188; Universal music
agencies, London. 2441
Sighing with the willows; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp.
116836; Frank Louis Wozny, Cleve-
land. 2442
Sign on the dotted line; song, arr. Alyne
Sidney. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117151; Jane Dowling Harris,
Dothan, Ala. 2443
Silent night; w Joseph Mohr, m Franz
Griiber, arr. C. F. Nagro; with brass
and string ensemble. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 52708; Constantino F.
Nagro, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 2444
Silent (The) waltz; w Neville Ray-
mond, m Meta MacLean. © Dec. 18,
1935; E for. 42573; Chappell & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 2445
Silver baby moon; w and m F. Tal-
madge Rodgers. © 1c Jan. 27,
1936; E unp. 116998; Lydia Fern
Talmadge Rodgers, Columbia, Mo.
2446
Silver cloud; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116821; Maurice
Sachs, Chicago. 2447
Silver moon; song, melody’ Allen Taub.
©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116896;
Phil Rezansoff, Brilliant, B. C.,
Canada. 2448
Silver (The) sands of time; w and
melody. ©1«. Dee. 17, 1935; E unp.
115535; Leonard C. Storch, McKees-
port, Pa. 2449:
Silver threads among the gold; w Eben
EK. Rexford, m H. P. Danks, arr. Ed.
Smalle; male quartette. © Jan. 3,
1936; E pub. 52614; Robbins music
ecorp., New York. 2450
— with variations, H. P. Danks, arr.
A. R. Ranger; B flat cornet, trum-
pet, and pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; E pub.
53043 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
2451
Since first I saw your face; w from
Musicke of sundrie kindes, m
Thomas Ford, arr. Albert Howe; bar.
© Dec. 10, 1985; E for. 42500; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 2452.
Since I found you; w Hazel Myers;
pi. © 1.c. Jan. 11, 1936: Eau
116234; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2453
Since I met you, dear; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116622; Lloyd
H. Allen, Austin, Ind. 2454
Since I met you I’m walking on air;
song. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; EB unp.
116699; Mary Turner De Garmo,
Huntington Park, Calif. 2455
Since mother was a girl; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 116130;
Caroline Reinhart, Pittsburgh.
2456
Since Nellie got the gong; song; with
guit. arr. © Dec. 30, 1935; E pub.
52588; John Lair, Chicago. 2457
Since you said good bye to me; w
S. Herman, m H. Kasgor. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 28, 19836; E unp. 117098; Har-
vey Kasgor and Sam Herman, New
York. 2458
Sinetta; w Clayton Dixon, m Willard
West. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115562; Clayton Thomas Dixon,
Waterloo, Ia. 2459
Sinfonietta; by Hans Spialek; orch.
Se. © Jan. 16, 1936; E pub. 52929;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
2460
de Piotr Perkowski, op. 17; orch.
partition. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42250; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
2461
Sing and swing your blues away; w
and m Bill White. © 1c. Jan. 17,
19386; E unp. 116492; William Lewis
White, Cohoes, N. Y. 2462
Sing me a hymn; w and m Hank
Keene; with guit. arr. © Dec. 26,
1935; E pub. 52502; Hank Keene,
inc., South Coventry, Conn. 2463
Sing me an old fashioned waltz song;
w Ida May Bell; pf. © 1. Jan.
31, 1986; E unp. 117331; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 2464
Sing me to sleep, that I may dream of
you; song waltz, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp.
116504; Walter Raymond Strom,
Russell, N. D. 2465
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Singable songs for male voices; w and
m various authors, arr. and ed.
Richard W. Grant and Hummel
Fishburn. © Dec. 2, 19385; AA
193420; Hall & McCreary co., Chi-
cago. 2466
Singer of songs; w Ester Alberti, m
Cleo Allen Hibbs. © Jan. 15, 1986;
E pub. 52651; Brooks music pub. ¢co.,
Long Beach, Calif. 2467
Sinner you better repent; negro
spiritual; mixed voices. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1936; E unp. 116778; Lottie Reid
Tucker, Boydton, Va. 2468
Six more beats to my heart; song.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117344;
Myrtle Evelyn Miller, Kansas City,
Mo. 2469
Skagerrak-marsch; v Ernst Hanf-
staeng]l, fiir militarmusik Willi
Thiele; stimmen. © Aug. 16, 1935;
E for. 42327; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 2470
Skating with you; song. © 1. Jan.
2, 1936; E unp. 115648; Thelma
Morgen Stearns, Revere, Mass.
2471
Skeleton’s parade; by Sutton EHims;
pf. solo, with 2d pf. obbl. © Sept. 3,
1935; E for. 42197; Universal music
agencies, London. 2472
Sleep baby sleep; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116599;
Zora Layman, New York. 2473
Sleep darling sweetheart and dream;
song. ©1c. Dec 26, 1935; E unp.
115900; Andrew Brady Salee, jr.,
Lexington, Ky. 2474
Sleep, my laddie, sleep; w Warwick
F. Williams, m Mortimer Browning ;
low, in D. © Jan. 2, 1936; E pub.
52663; H. W. Gray co., New York.
2475
Sleep, sonny boy, sweet dreams; w
and m Marie Ouren Toenberg; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1935; E unp. 116389;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2476
Sleepy eyes; song. © 1 e¢. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 116849; Minnadeil Mal-
lison, Berkeley, Calif. 2477
Sliding down the side of a rainbow;
w M. Kelly, melody R. Lyons. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116651;
Ruth Lyons and Marian Kelly, Los
Angeles. 2478
Slippery keys; pf. © 1 c¢ Jan. 6.
1936; E unp. 115877; John W. Shaw,
Norwood, N. J. 2479
93
2463
Slipping through my fingers; from It’s
love again, w and m Harry Woods;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 42029; Cinephonic music ¢o.,
Itd.. London. 2480
Slow-poke; w and m Pearl Clark; pf.
©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117332;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2481
Slumber song; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 30,
1935; E unp. 116112; Emma Mauser
Ryan, New York. 2482
Smile and never frown; song, w L. G.
Rouse. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116417; Mabel Inez Suit, Struth-
ers, O. 2483
Smile away your tears; w and melody
Dudley Manners. © 1 ¢. Jan. 25,
1986; E unp. 117010; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 2484
Snake dance; by Max Berry; pf. direc-
tion. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp.
116160; Max Bergunker, Brooklyn.
2485
Snappy-polka; by Joe Farbo; accor-
dion. © Jan. 15, 1936; Epub.
52813; Roma music co., Cleveland.
2486
Sneezing love; from picture Insure
your wife, w Enrique Poncela, m
Raul Roulien, and Troy Sanders. ©
Dec. 26, 19385; E pub. 52489'; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 2487
Snow (The) waltz; from Robber
symphony, Friedrich Feher, simpli-
fied pf. arr. Denis Wright. © Dec.
11, 1985; E for. 42356; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 2488
Snuggle closer; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116857; Mae
Wolk Reinstein, Brookline, Mass.
2489
So goes life; song, melody Karl Kaye.
©1e. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115805;
Mildred Carr, Alamo, Calif. 2490
So happy; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1. Jan. 21, 1986; E
unp. 116808; Steve Wielgosz and
Walter Wielgosz, Denver. 2491
So long: song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
E unp. 117060; Michael Mikita and
Mac Benoit, New York. 2492
So sweet and so beautiful; fox-trot;
violin, with w. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1163894; Vincent Barber,
Schenectady, N. Y. 2493
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2494
So there! now I’ve done it; song. ©
1 ec. Dec. 6, 1985; E unp. 116636; J.
Henry Bove, New York. 2494
Soft lights and sweet music; song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115651;
Thomas Wendell De _ Vergnies,
Bloomfield, N. J. 2495
Soirée (Une) avec Weber; fantaisie-
selection Francis Salabert; pf.
Oct. 1, 1985; E for. 42239; Hditions
Salabert, Paris. 2496
Soirs a Juan-les-Pins; de Jacques Du-
pont; pf. Premier soir.—Deuxiéme
soir. — Troisiéme soir. — Quatriéme
soir.—Cinquiéme soir—Sixiéme
soir. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42219-
42224; Alphonse Ledue & cie., Paris.
2497-2502
Solféges de concours; par L. Chabro,
R. Plard, et autres; a 2 voix. ©
Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42642; Durand
et cie., Paris. 2503.
Solfeggi parlati e cantati. Corso I-
IlI.—Appendice al III corso. ©
Nov. 19, 1985; Ei for. 42095-42098 ;
Lettério Ciriaco, Rome. 2504—2507
Solfeig pianistic ; de Joan Molinari. ©
Sept. 2, 1935; A—Foreign 30140;
Juan Molinari Galceran, Barcelona,
Spain. 2508
Soliloquy of the Spanish cloister; by
Granville Bantock; pf. Berners ed.
© Oct. 30, 1935; E for. 42398; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 2509
Solitudine; slow-fox, da Maratona bi-
anca, Lavagino e Chiappo, arr. Gino
Filippini; picecola oreh. pti., con
versi. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42091;
Casa editrice musicale Chiappo,
Turin, Italy. 2510
Solo un sueno me acerco a ti; letra y
melodia. © 1c. Jan. 20, 19386; H
unp. 116702; Jose R. Carreon, New
York. 2511
Some day is no day; w and m Joan
Waycross. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E
unp. 115668; Ruth Vogel Russell,
Petersham, Mass. 2512
Some day we will understand; hymn.
© Dec. 27, 1985; E pub. 52824; Nona
Alice Weiser, Three Forks, Mont.
2513
Some day you’ll understand; w James
Cappetta, and melody. © 1c. Dec.
23, 1935; E unp. 116549; Henry Hor-
vath, Chicago. 2514
Some day you'll want to know why;
song. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
115878; John W. Shaw, Norwood,
N. J. 2515
Some fun; by H. H. Engel and Ben
Barton; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 22,
1986; E unp. 116845; Henry H.
Engel, New York. 2516
Some one like you; song. © 1c. Dee.
23, 1935; E unp. 115889; Annie L. W.
Boyles, Worcester. 2517
Some say it’s love; w John Rothermel,
m Wayne Rogers. © 1 ec. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116933; Rexford Wayne
Rogers, Plattsburg, N. Y. 2518
Somebody new; blues song, m W. A.
Fowler. © 1 ce. Dec. 26, 1935: E
unp. 116120; Henry Gade, Los An-
geles. 2519
Somebody taught me to love; song, w
Jessie Morris. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
EK unp. 117285; EHilane Katherine
Warmick, Los Angeles. 2520
Someday; pf., with w. © 1c Jan.
18, 1986; E unp. 116661; Walter
Starr, Los Angeles. 2521
Someday my heart will know; from A
royal exchange, w Frederick Heren-
deen, m Edward Horan; with arr.
for pf. accordion and guit. © Dec.
15, 1935; E for. 42351; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 2522
Someday we'll settle down; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Dee. 26, 19385; E unp.
116118; Raymond G. Holmes, Hous-
ton. 2523
Someday, your heart will be aching;
song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115519; Mildred Casandra Barrow,
Calimesa, Calif. 2524
Someone; song, w Natalie Colson. ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 117075;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 2525
Someone has to lose; w Kenneth Car-
son, m Bill R. Randall. ©1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116162; Wm. R.
Randall, Cleveland. 2526
Something’s gotta happen soon; w
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115760;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 2527
Something tells me I’m in love; song.
©1e. Jan. 23, 1936; E unp. 116875;
Charles Elton See, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 2528
Somewhere, someday; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 116596 ;
Frank Luther, New York. 2529
94.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Sonate in E; v Paul Hindemith; geige
u. klavier. © Nov. 29, 1935; E for.
42127; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 2530
Sonatine; par Joseph Strimer; violon-
celle, 1°°° pos., et pf. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 42659; Durand & cie., Paris.
2531
Song (A) for you and me; w and m
Alba Rizzi; in F. © Nov. 29, 1935;
EH for. 42342; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 2532
Song of an Irish mother ; song, w Olive
Stewart. © 1c Jan. 27, 1986; E
unp. 1170386; Harold Ayres, Eugene,
Or. 2533
Song of praise. ©1e. Jan. 31, 1936; E
unp. 117266; Moiscei Agranov, New
York. 25384
Song (The) of songs; by Moya, fox
trot arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.,
with male trio. © Jan. 2, 1936; E
pub. 52628; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 2535
Song (The) of the birds; w Noreena
Feist, m Cecil Harrington. © Nov.
26, 1935; E for. 42467; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 2536
Song of the jungle; w and m Harvey
R. Russell. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1985; HE
unp. 116111; Mowglis, inc., Hast He-
bron, N. H. 2537
Song (The) of the oasis; by Max
Berry; pf. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E
unp. 116585; Max Bergunker, Brook-
lyn. 2538
Song of the oriole; pf. © Dec. 12,
1935; E pub. 52099; Harry H. Sha-
piro, New York. 25389
Song of the pampas; zamba, song. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116980;
Carlos A. Gianotti, Hollywood, Calif.
2540
Song of the shepherdess; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Dee. 11, 1935; E unp.
117076; Victor Dangel, Los Angeles.
2541
Song of the wind; by Rube Bloom; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115685;
Robbins music corp., New York.
2542
Song (The) that reminds me of you; w
Chas. W. Adamson; pf. © 1c. Jan.
31, 19386; E unp. 117333; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 2543
Song to summer; w anon., m James A.
Dasher; sop. 1, 2, and alto. © Nov.
95
2558
20, 1935; E pub. 52696; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 2544
Song without words; pf. © 1«¢. Jan.
2, 19386; E unp. 115593:;;" Arthur
Dwight Allen, Glenview, Ky. 2545
Sonia; w and melody Mae Wolk. ©
1c. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 116454;
Mae D. Reinstein, Brookline, Mass.
2546
Sons (The) of Sam; song. ©1c. Jan.
31, 1986; E unp. 117277; Thomas
Hotchkiss, sr., St. Louis. 2547
Sooner or later; w and melody. © 1e.
Jan. 17, 19836; E unp. 116567; Kay
Kellogg, Los Angeles. 2548
Sorcerer’s (The) apprentice; scherzo,
Paul Dukas, transcribed Luis Sucra;
pf. © Jan. 6, 1936; E pub. 52656;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 2549
Sour Puss; song. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
E unp. 117048; Clarence L. Gray,
Chicago. 2550
Sous le ciel d’Afrique; slow-fox, de
Princesse Tam-tam, paroles fran-
caises A. de Badet, parcles anglaises
Spencer Williams, m Jacques Dallin.
Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42169;
Choudens, Paris. 2551
South Sea memories; w and m HKddie
Alkire, arr. Willis Conolly; in dia-
gram. 1. Ten. guit—2. Spanish
guit. © June 20, 1935; E pub. 52732,
52737; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 2552, 2553
Southern life; song, w John Malone.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115664;
Belle Hanna Swain, Chicago. 2554
Southern’s S-B, the better beer is here;
song. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp.
115983; Hilda Slayten, Tampa, Fla.
2555
South’rn lullaby; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
3, 19386; E unp. 115683; Virginia Lee
Koontz, New Martinsville, W. Va.
2556
Souvenirs des trois Strauss; fantaisie
' selection, Francis Salabert, sur les
motifs célébres Johann Strauss pére
et fils et Joseph Strauss; orch. pts.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42238; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 2557
Spell-bound; w Jeanne Borlini, m_
Jackson Swales, 2d. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1986; E unp. 115659; Jeanne Bor-
lini Brown, Los Angeles. 2558:
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2559
Spend a little time with me; w Joe
Black, melody Morris Gold. © 1.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116173; Morris
Goldstein and Joe Schwartz, Brook-
lyn. 2559
Spend an evening home with you; w
and melody Jack Leckie. © 1 «.
-Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 116988; John
Burgh Leckie, Utica, N. Y. 2560
Spending my time with you; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 116745; John Harlan, Green-
ville, Il. 2561
Spin the wheel of fortune; w and m
Al. de Long. © 1 ¢. Dee. 24, 1935;
EH unp. 117063; Albert John de Long,
Hollywood, Calif. 2562
Spirit of the living God; hymn. ©
Noy. 20, 1935; E pub. 52248; Daniel
Iverson, Miami. 2563
Spirit (The) of ’36; song. ©1c. Jan.
10, 1936; E unp. 116145; Ruby New-
man Moore, Penbrook, Pa. 2564
Spirituals, traditional melodies and
messages of true faith; text Homer
Smith, lyrics various authors, arr.
of traditional melodies Clarence E.
Jones. © Jan. 4, 1936; E pub.
52713; Frances Rockefeller King,
New York. 2565
Spleen; di Riccardo Zandonai; canto
per violoncello solista e piccola orch.
Partitura. © Dec. 17, 1935; E for.
42069; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 2566
Split; valse tzigane, Pierre Vellones,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42235; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 2567
Spring; pf. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E
unp. 115606; George Torke, New
York. 2568
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1936; E unp. 116018; Charles Perk-
inson, Champaign, II. 2569
Spring (A) of love for you; valse song.
©1e Dee. 4, 1935; E unp. 115917;
V. P. Nielsen, Longview, Tex. 2570
Spring’s awakening; E flat horn, alto
or mellophone, solo, C. E. Bach, arr.
J. H. Wadsworth, rev. Julius S.
Seredy; band pts. © Dee. 14, 1935;
H pub. 52649; Carl Fischer, ine,
New York. 2001
Springtime is here again; w and mel-
ody. © 1.¢ Jan. 3, 19386; E unp.
115645; Anthony La Paglia, New
York. 2572
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Springtime is ringtime; w K. L. Es-
pich; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1986; E
unp. 116227; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 2573
Sreath do phiano; by Muiris 6 Rondain.
nos. 1-5. © Oct. 23, 1935; E for.
42383; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 2574
Stackalee; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1986; E unp. 116983; Onah L.
Spencer, Cincinnati. 2575
Stand up and sing with the band; song,
m John Fletcher Jones. © 1c. Jan.
20, 1986; E unp. 116646; Patrick J.
McLester, Springfield, Ill. 2576
Standing on a promise; song, w Lynn
Bigler. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1935; EH unp.
116030; John Shaffer Smith, jr.,
Bridgeport, Conn. ZOtC
Star light—star bright; song, m Vic
Thomson and G. Goebel. © 1 «¢
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117182; Grace
Goebel, Tucson, Ariz. 2578
Star of my dreams; valse song. ©1ec.
Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115957; Mabel
Pickerel, San Diego, Calif. 2579
Star of peace sheds it’s light; waltz
song. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53104;
Gertrude Ball, Springfield, Mass.
2580
Star of the Texas trail; w W. R. Little,
melody E. J. Kohler. © 1c. Jan. 8,
19386; E unp. 116415; W. R. Little
and E. J. Kohler, Larkspur, Calif.
2581
Star-Spangled (The) Banner; w and
m Francis Scott Key, new musical
Setting and altered melody; mixed
voices. ©1e¢ Dec. 12, 1935; E unp.
114679 ; Harvey J. Lebo, Washington.
2582
Star (The) that never will fall, Will
Rogers; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 116627; Myrtle Ander-
son, St. Louis. 2583
Staring thru’ the shadows; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117243 ; Hollis Aaron Ayers, Charles-
ton, S. C. 2584
Stars above me; melody Shep Fields
and Sal Gioé. ©1c. Dec 26, 1935;
E unp. 115704; Sal Gioé and Saul
Feldman, Los Angeles. 2585
Stars of hope; w Martha Blake Booth;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp.
116204; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 2586
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no. 1, 1936
2612
Stars (The) of Old Glory; march;
wind septet. Se. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1936; E unp. 116295; Samuel Austin
Wise, Mitchell, S. D. 2587
Stars (The) were ever so bright; w
Ben Daniels, melody Hal Mills. ©
1 e. Jan 7, 1936; E unp. 115820;
Benjamin de Smith Daniels, Newark,
Ned. 2588
Start the day with music; w Bertha
Mary McKernan; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 1173834; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2589:
Stay with me for ever; from Giuditta,
English w Desmond Carter, from
German of Paul Knepler and Fritz
Lohner, m Franz Lehar; in E flat.
© Oct. 18, 1935; E for. 42411; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 2590:
Steppin’ out; country dance, Mayhew
Lake; band. © Dec. 24, 1935; H
pub. 52701; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 2591
Steps of glory; march pot-pourri, se-
lected and arr. Aubrey Winter ; mili-
tary band pts. © Jan. 3, 1936; E
for. 42478; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 2592
Still, still with Thee; w Harriet
Beecher Stowe, m Ralph E. Mar-
ryott; mixed voices. © Jan. 30,
1936; E pub. 53148; Boston music
co., Boston. 2593.
Still sweethearts; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116626; Dora
A. Lewis, Connersville, Ind. 2594
Still waters; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116352; Earle
F. Olin, Los Angeles. 2595:
Stop pretending; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116510; J. Foster
Lasher, Pawtucket, R. I. 2596
Stormy weather brewin’; fox-trot,
song. ©1c. Dec. 4, 1985; EH unp.
115915; Mabel V. Saxton, Everest,
Kan. 2597
Story (The) goes on and on and on;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 117219; Stephen Benjak,
New York. 2598
Stranded; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116297; Eleanor
Ruth Hamblin, Kingsport, Tenn.
2599
97
Strange as it may seem; w H. D.
Sharpe, m C. Brand. © 1 ec. Dee.
4, 1985; E unp. 115701; Caesar
Brand and Harold D. Sharpe, Oak-
land, Calif. 2600
Stranger (The) who must have died;
poem Edgar A. Guest, m William
Ortmann. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
53017; Hubert J. Braun, Chicago.
2601
Strawinsky (I.) Etude; F sharp maj.,
op. 7, no. 4, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf.
© Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52597; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 2602
Streamline (The); w and melody. ©
1c, Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116494;
Sylvia Hilda Benjamin and Herbert
Leonard Cohen, New York. 2603
Streamline; overture, William Spencer
Johnson; quartet for cornets. Se.
and pts. © Nov. 27, 1985; E pub.
52151; H. T. FitzSimons co., inc.,
Chicago. 2604
Strimer (Joseph) Cinq piéces mél-
odiques; violon 4 la 1°° position,
avec ace. de pf. © Sept. 1, 1935; E
for. 42163; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 2605
Strimpellata all’amore; di Giulio de
Micheli, op. 134; orch. pti. © Dec.
3, 1935; E for. 42581 : Carlo Beltra-
mo, San Remo, Italy. 2606
String quartet no. 2; by F. Jacobi.
Se. © Dec. 31, 19385; E pub. 52622;
Frederick Jacobi, Northampton,
Mass. 2607
Strolling down the boulevard with
you; w F. K. Diver, m A. F. Ship-
man. ©41ce. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp.
117142); Frederick Kenneth Diver
and Albert Frederick Shipman,
Swissvale, Pa. 2
Strolling in the moonlight; w and m
Ruth Jackson; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 11,
1986; E unp. 116210; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2609)
Strolling with you; valse song. © 1
ce. Dee. 26, 1985; E unp. 116115; Al
Leek, Weed, Calif. 2610
Stubborn ole mule; w and m Michael
Hodges; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
11, 1986; E for. 42373; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 2611
Stunning; quick fox-trot, m and arr.
Giuseppe Zucchini; jazz orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42041; Edizi-
oni Mario Aromando, Milan. 2612
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2613
Stupid little Cupid; song, arr. Bill
Wade. ©1ce. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
~ 117049; Henry Schelb, Los Angeles.
2613
Suddenly ; w and melody. ©1ce. Jan.
9, 1986.; E unp. 116088; Morris Speiz-
man, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 2614
Suite andalouse; de José M. Lucchesi,
orch. Eugéne Cools; orch. ptes. ©
Oct. 15, 1935; E for. 42244; Hditions
Max Eschig, Paris. 2615
Suite en rocaille; de Florent Schmitt,
op. 84; flite, violon, alto, violoncelle
et harpe. nos. 1—4. 1. Partition.
2 Ptess ©, Oct.. 1. 1935 eb tor
/ 42257, 42258; Durand et cie., Paris.
; 2616, 2617
Suite enfantine; de Jacques Larman-
Jat; pf. © Oct. 15, 1935¢° H) for.
42241; Hditions Max Hschig, Paris.
2618
Suite for violin and piano; by Benja-
min Britten, op. 6. © Dec. 23, 1935;
-E for. 42475; Hawkes & son (Lon-
-don) ltd., London. 2619
Suite in do; di Antonio Veretti; orch.
Partitura. © Dee. 17, 1935; E for.
42074; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 2620
Suite of four miniatures; by Roland
Revell; flute and pf. pt. 2. © Aug.
27, 1935; E for. 42389; Rudall, Carte
& co., Itd., London. 2621
Suite Pompadour; by Cedric Sharpe,
arr. Hubert Bath; orch. pts. ©
May 10, 1985; E for. 42266; Jacques
Liber, London. 2622
Summer (A) night’s dream; song. ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116700;
Mary Turner De Garmo, Huntington
Park, Calif. 2623
Summer (A) romance, on one Summer
day; waltz song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp.
116795; Herman Spector, St. Louis.
2624
Sun-down blues; w and m Wilf Carter.
i se; e Jans) 24:0 1936) Einp:
116949; Gordon V. Thompson, ltd.,
Toronto. 2625
Sun (The) will shine again for you;
fox trot song. ©1e. Jan. 7, 1936;
-E unp. 115840; Mary Amanda
Ringer, Ione, Calif. 2626
Sunbeams; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 c¢. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 116805; Kathleen L. Maart,
Manasquan, N. J. 2627
98
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Sunbeams at play; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; 1 pf., 4 players, or 2 pfs., eight
players. © Jan. 2, 1986; E pub.
526438; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 2628
Sunday on the Swanee; w and m
Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whit-
cup and Teddy Powell; with guit.
arr. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 52987;
Schuster & Miller, inc., New York.
2629
Sundown in Peaceful Valley; w and m
Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whit-
cup and Teddy Powell; with guit.
arr. © Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52788;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 2630
Sunset Sal, my twilight gal; song,
melody O. Baker. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31,
1935; E unp. 112413; Michael
Neyses, Milwaukee. 2631
Sunshine over Kansas; pf., with w.
©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116395 ;
tella Crone, Dearborn, Mich. 2632
Supplication; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 9, 19836; E unp. 117085; Helen
Pierpont Satterfield, Fairmont, W.
Va. 2633:
—w of first verse and m Jewell
Hennessy, w of 2d verse from St.
John 8; unison voices. © Dec. 24,
1935; E for. 42463; Boosey & Go.,
ltd., London. 2634
Suppose we stay home to-night; w
Hattie Spence Elwell; pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116205; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2635:
Sur la glace 4 Sweet Briar; by Caro-
line H. Crawford; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Jan. 22, 1986; EF pub, 52995;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
2636
Sur un air de danse de Pablo Esteve;
de Joaquin Nin, arr. Louis Malkine;
orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42243; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
2637
Suzannah; w Lew Brown, m Harry
Akst and Harry Richman; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Jan. 27, 1936; E
pub. 58112; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 2638
Swagger suit; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936;
E unp. 116261; John A. Brown,
Washington, N. C. 2639
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
2667
Swaggering along Broadway ; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Dee. 17, 1935; E unp.
115963; A. J. Snyder, Cowley, Alta.,
Canada. 2640
Swan song; song. © 1c Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115558; Grace Jane
Brown, Jacksonville, Fla. 2641
Swanee River dream; song, m Mal-
lory Horne. © 1. Jan. 9, 1936;
E unp. 116642; Henry A. Wright,
Augusta, Ga. 2642
Swansong; five songs, poems Robert
Nichols, French versions Leon Rous-
seau, m Ellen Coleman. © Dec. 19,
1935; E for. 42453; Augener, Itd.,
London. 2643
Sweet and tender; waltz, w and mel-
ody Dorothy Wilson. © 1c. Jan.
28, 1936; E unp. 117122; Dorothy
L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R.
Wilson, West Los Angeles. 2644
Sweet delay; fox-trot, m and arr.
Giuseppe Zucchini; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42042; Hdizioni
Mario Aromando, Milan. 2645
Sweet dreams; w and melody. © 1c.
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117165; Oliver
F. Schmitt, St. Louis. 2646
Sweet dreams, sweetheart; w Lou Hol-
zer and Larry Shay, m Little Freddie
Large, arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for
euit., etc. © Jan. 2, 1936; E pub.
52882; Milton Weil music ¢o., Chi-
cago. 2647
Sweet jasmine and you dear Adeline;
w Alma Becker; pf. ©1c. Jan. 11,
19386; E unp. 116207; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2648
Sweet Joy Louise; song, w Clara Pen-
nell. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115597 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 2649
Sweet lulla-by; song, with yodel. ©
1c Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115829;
Margaret Elizabeth Rollins, New
Britain, Conn. 2650)
Sweet man; w and m Eddie Alkire,
arr. Willis Connolly; in diagram.
1. Ten. guit—2. Spanish guit.
Dec. 10, 1985; E pub. 52734, 52739 ;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
2651, 2652
Sweet Maureen; song. © Nov. 4, 1935;
EK pub. 52716; M. Helen W[ahl] Se-
rio, North Merrick, L. I., N. Y. 2663
Sweet memory; based on Souvenir
poétique, Zdenko Fibich, w Mimi
Treharne, setting Bryceson Tre-
5)
harne; 4-pt. mixed cho. © Jan. 10,
1936 ; E pub. 52763; Boston music Co.,
Boston. 2654
Sweet Nancy Lee; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Dec. 20, 1935;
E unp. 115087; HE. Hartley Carle,
Glassville, N. B., Canada. 2655
Sweet Orofino; song, m Dorothy Coop-
er. © Jan. 22, 1936; E pub. 53164;
George W. Cooper, Orofino, Id. 2656
Sweet rhapsody; wordless melody,
James Baker and P. J. Perrone; pf.
©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117043;
Phil J. Perrone, Detroit. 2657
Sweet Rita May; w and m Mon Moore.
© Jan. 6, 1936; E pub. 52725; East
Bay associate matrons assn., Oak-
land, Calif. 2658
Sweet sophistication; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115601;
Buford A, Lynch, Washington.
2659
Sweetest (The) words; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 116871;
Joseph A. Caruso, Rensselaer, N. Y.
2660
Sweetheart blues; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116340;
Rudolph Springer, Brooklyn. 2661
Sweetheart, I heard you calling; w
Dixie Darlene; pf. ©1c¢ Jan. 11,
19386; E unp. 116253; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2662
Sweetheart, I love you so; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
115735; Helena J. Kopcezynsky, Cleve-
land. 2663
Sweetheart, ’m dreaming of you dear ;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115586;
Daisy E. Meyer, French Camp, Calif.
2664
Sweetheart of all my dreams; melody
Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©
1 «4 Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 116448;
Pearl Jensen, Racine, Wis. 2665
Sweetheart of Fairy Stone Park; song,
m Luther A. Clark, pf. arr., and arr.
for ukulele, etc., A. A. Clark. © Jan.
20, 1936; E pub. 52971; M. Grace
Harper, Richmond. 2666
Sweetheart (A) of mine; w and mel-
ody Lorraine Cristella. © 1 ec. Jan.
24, 1936; E unp. 116889; Audrey C.
Leiby, Oakland, Calif. 2667
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2668
Sweethearts forever; w Elsie Anna
Haskell; pf. © 1-¢. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116224; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2668
‘Sweethearts, pals of mine; song, arr.
Edward O. Smith. © Aug 25, 1935;
E pub. 52690; Mary E. Kistler, Find-
lay, O. 2669:
Swing, gate, swing; w and m John
Hancock ; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 116694; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 2670
Swing gats; song. © 1 ¢ Jan. 25,
1986; E unp. 116969; John Frank
Buxton, New York. 2671
‘Swinstead (Felix) Four easy school
marches; pf. © Jan 21, 1936; E
for. 42685 ; Felix Swinstead, London.
2672
Sylvan (A) idyl; by William Spencer
Johnson; quartet for French horns.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 27, 1935; E pub.
52158; H. T. FitzSimons co., inc.,
Chicago. 2673
Sympathy ; waltz, w Ralph Butler and
Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © Nov. 21, 1935; E for.
42434; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
2674
‘Sympathy (The) of Mrs. D. Roosevelt ;
fox-trot ; 1st mand. or violin. ©1lc.
Jan, 15, 1986; E unp. 116456; Alfredo
Alosi, East Braintree, Mass. 2675
Szerelomrol, boldogségr6l ...; verse és
zenéje Dr. Loérinczné. © Nov. 26,
1935; E pub. 51951; Teca Lorincz,
Chicago. 2676
Szymanowski (Karol) Deux mazur-
kas; op. 62, nos. 1, 2; pf. © Oct.
15, 1985; E for. 42248; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 2677
Ta voix si tendre; valse, paroles
Camille Francois, m Lao Silesu. ©
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 42178; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s.a., Paris, 2678
Take a chance of loving me; song, mel-
ody Karl Kaye. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1986;
E unp. 115808; Maurice Sherleen
Boney, Dublin, Ga. 2679
Take back your jewelry, my neck is
turning green; song. ©1c. Jan. 27,
19386; E unp. 117061; Michael Mikita
and Mac Benoit, New York. 2680)
Take it as it comes; from The gondo-
liers, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
mixed cho. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub.
53155; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
2681
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Take me back to Idaho; song, m Paul
Tyors.. © 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1935; E unp.
115555; Helen A, Fairley, Peck, Id.
2682
Take me back to my daddy; song, arr.
Ray L. Adams; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117360;
Thomas J. Ford, San Bernardino,
Calif. 2683
Take me back to my darling Maggie
Lee; fox trot, w and m Mrs. Wm.
Arnett. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp.
115934; Amelia Arnett, Sioux City,
Ta, 2684
Take me back to the old Sierras; song.
©1c¢. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116308;
Stephen L. Bainbridge, Chico, Calif.
2685:
Take me in your arms; w and melody.
©1«. Jan. 23, 1936; E unp. 116863 ;
George Theo Larson, St. Louis. 2686
Take me to the moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116342;
Wilton Crawiey, Baltimore. 2687
Tame the modern dame; w Arthur
William Smith; pf. ©1e¢ Jan. 11,
1986; E unp. 116217; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2688
Vango (The) ; w and m F. and Lillyan
Deutsch. © 1c Jan. 10, 1986; B
unp. 116099; Florence Deutsch,
Bridgeport, Conn. 2689
Tango-caprice; de Stefan Bergman,
op..1, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 21, 1985;
E for. 42190; Universal music agen-
cies, London. 2690
Tango melody; melody, with pf. ace.
1 ¢ Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115627;
Howard A. Tews, Chicago. 2691
Tangokavalier; tango, paroles e m
Max Schulmann, spec. arr. Mark
Hermann; piccola orch, pti. © Jan.
2, 1935; E for. 42422; Casa musicale
Fabbri & co., Trieste, Italy. 2692
Tap your tootsies; from Jack of all
trades, w and m Maurice Sigler, Al
Goodhart and Al Hoffman; with uku-
lele arr. © Jan. 14, 1986; E for.
42322; Cinephonic music co., Itd.,
London. 2693
Taps to love; w and melody Bert Darl
and Charles Harold. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1986; E unp. 117120; Betty Goetz,
New York. 2694
Tarantella campobassana; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116196; An-
tonio Grande, Cleveland. 2695
100
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Tausend bunte Dbliimelein; aus Der
klosterjiiger, w Peter Francke, m
Mare Roland, arr. Walter Borchert.
© Nov. 28, 1985; E for. 42597;
Ufaton-verlags g. m. b. h., Berlin.
2696
Tchauch (The) dance; by Max Berry;
violin direction. © 1 ¢ Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 116987 ; Max Bergunker,
Brooklyn. 2697
Tea kettle tea; song, arr. VanSickle;
with guit. arr. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 117155; Elizabeth Broyles,
Clawson, Mich. 2688
Teardrops; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115641 ; Thomas
W.. Arthur, Nesquehoning, Pa. 2699
Tecnica degli arpeggi; di Marcello
Buogo; pf. v. 1, 2. © Dec. 5, 1935;
HE for, 42062, 42063; G. Ricordi & ¢co.,
Milan. 2700, 2701
Tele van a mezo hintve .. .; Dr.
Lorinez Ferencz verse, Dr. Lorinezné
zenéje. © Nov. 26, 1935; E pub.
51952; Teca Lorincz, Chicago. 2702
Teil me what it means to you; song.
©l1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116911;
Edwin Louis Helms, Altadena, Calif.
2703
Tell them that you’re Irish; song, Tony
Farrell, arr. Michael McFarlane. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E pub. 53139; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
2704
Temperance (A) parody; pf., with w.
© 1 ec. Dee. 12, 1985; E unp. 114737;
Edna E. Hood, Racine, Wis. 2705
Tempo-note method rhythm exercises;
by William J. Reilly; pf. © Dec. 30,
1985; E pub. 52500; Tempo-note
music co., Binghamton, N. Y. 2706
Temptation; poem Edgar A. Guest, m
William Ortmann. © Jan. 27, 1936;
E pub. 53021; Hubert J. Braun, Chi-
cago. 2707
Ten-finger tunes; three beginner pieces
in F and G, by Dorothy Rogers; pf.
© Jan. 2, 1936; E pub. 52688; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 2708
Tenth olympiad; march, Joseph De
Luca; band pts., with solo and ist
B flat cornets, conductor. © Jan. 7,
19386; E pub. 53050; Clifford A.
Caton, Los Angeles. 2709
Terrific; w Al Bryan, melody Jean
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E
unp. 115741; Famous music corp.,
New York. 2710
2723
Tes yeux noirs; melodie valse sur un
théme russe, paroles Lucien Boyer, m
Francis Salabert. © Oct. 1, 1935;
E for. 42238; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 2711
Texas centennial; all American, march,
w Mable Hare; band pts. © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 53147; Joseph Martin
Edwards, Childress, Tex. ZiAZ
Texas. my Texas; song. © 1 e. Jan.
17, 1986; E unp. 117207; Lulu M.
Hill, Austin, Tex. 2713
Oa giyw Koon pov ora teva (Tha fugo
kore mou sta xena) ; w John Polemis,
m Spiros Becatoros. © Aug. 21,
1935 ; EH pub. 52580; Apollo music co.,
New York. 2714
That dreamy melody; w and m Andy
O’Connor, Johnny Hodgins and Jerry
Hidridge. ©.1 ¢. Jan. 18, 19386; E
unp. 116775; Andrew R. O’Connor,
John J. Hodgins and Gerard J. El-
dridge, Roslindale, Mass. 2715
That dreamy waltz; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 29, 18386; E unp. 117193; Chas.
Beetho and Walter Khrnman, Kansas
City, Mo. 2716
That happy day of autumn; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 31, 1936; EH unp.
117358; Hubert E. Duren, West-
phalia, Ia. 2717
That little dream baby of mine; w and
m Mary Halen. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116218; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portiand, Or. 2718
That little piece of ice; song. ©1..
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116605; Her-
bert Charles O’Mara, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 2719
That lovely night in Budapest; w Sam
M. Lewis, m Peter De Rose; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 9, 1936;
E pub. 52780; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 2720
That never-to-be-forgotten night; Ww
Charlie Tobias, melody Sammy Fain.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116304;
Marlo music corp., New York. 2721
That night I first saw you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
116128; Doris Atkinson, Cristobal,
Cre. 2722
That old refrain; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115745;
Walter E. Bottorff, Detroit. 2723
101
CATALOG” OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2724
That old southern rhythm;
melody Jack Allan;inC. ©1c. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116272; John David
Allan, Detroit. 2724
That’s how I learned to talk Spanish ;
novelty waltz song. © Jan. 2, 1936;
E pub. 52794; Claude S. Hull, Los
Angeles. 2725
That’s the place where all the sweet-
hearts go; w and melody Bob Brooks.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116749;
Robert I. Gussaroff, New York.
2726
That’s what the teacher taught me;
C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C, song, with guit.
arr. © Jan. 3, 1936: E pub. 52611;
C. G, Horn, Taylorville, 111. OA
That’s your line; song. ©1ce. Jan. 23,
1986; E unp. 116873; W. EB. S. Dyer,
jr., Jenkintown, Pa. 2728
That sweet little mother; pf., with w.
© Dec. 10, 1985; E pub. 53064;
Asher Sizemore, Louisville, 2729
That was my lucky strike; Song; pf.
se. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1936: E unp. 116806; Garnet Mor-
gan, Denver. 2730
That would be O. K. by me; w Hester
Alletson; pf. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1936;
E unp. 116251 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 2731
Them John Henry blues; w Robert
Vick Peterson; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 11,
1986; E unp. 116232; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 2732
Theme song of Dot and Jack Reid; w
and m Dot Reid and Jack Reid; pf.
©1e Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 115744;
John F. Reid and Dorothy B. Reid,
New York. 2733,
Then; from Tonight at 8-30, w and m
Noel Coward; with arr, for pf. ac-
cordion and guit. © Oct, 18, 1935;
E for. 42415; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 27384
Then I’ll be yours; song. © 1. Dec.
2, 1935; E unp. 116199; Clara Louise
Laaser, Kansas City, Kan. 2735
- Then I’ve stopped loving you; w HE.
Walker, melody H. Puckett. ©1«.
Nov. 23, 1935; E unp. 113756; Eve-
lyn Walker and Horace Puckett,
Mineral Wells, Tex. 2736
Then we’ll be friends; song. © 1 ©.
Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116847; Ethyl
Mintz, Chicago. 2737
Then why can’t you believe in me;
song. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
w and
pt. U1,n s., v.31
115523: Laurina M. Gress, Richard-
ton, N. D. 2738
Then you know it’s love; w Sid
Oakan and Jack Gould, and melody.
©1c, Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116360;
Maurice Werner, Arverne, N. Y.
2739
There is no abiding ; w Mary Coleridge,
m Maurice Besly; in E. (© Nov. 26,
1935; E for. 42469; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 2740
There is no greater love; w Marty
Symes, m Isham Jones; with piano
accordion arr. Pietro Deiro, and guit.
arr. © Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 52808;
Isham Jones music corp., New York,
2741
There is surely something better bye
and bye; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
22, 1986; E unp. 110824; Muriel
Tuetken Smith, Fidelity, Il. 2742
There'll be another day; w Obie Clow,
melody Bill Winder. © 1 ec. Jan.
27, 1936; E unp. 117044; William
Irwin Winder, Seattle. 2743
There’ll be no South; from The music
goes ’round, w Lew Brown, Victor
Schertzinger and Harry Richman;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Jan. 27,
1986; E pub. 538114; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 2744
There must be something wrong; song,
w Will Connolly. © 1 ce Jan. 11,
1936; E unp. 116802; Lars Harry
Wester, Winter Park, Fla. 2745
There’s a beautiful city ; hymn, w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck. © Jan, 22, 1935;
E pub. 52723; G[rant] C[olfax]
Tullar, Orange, N. J. 2746
There’s a cobweb on the moon; w and
melody Bert Darl and Charles
Harold. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117275; Betty Goetz, New York.
2747
There’s a cottage in the valley of my
dreams; waltz, w and m L. M. Tur-
ner, arr. H. A. Hummell with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 30, 1935; H
pub. 52610; Evan Georgeoff music
pub. co., Cleveland. 2748
There’s a picture of you ‘neath my
pillow; song, w Eddie Johnston.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116140;
Anna Fenzel, Cleveland. 2749:
There’s a song they sing at a sing Song
in Sing Sing; w and m Tommie
Connor and Eddie Lisbona, © Jan.
21, 1936; E for. 42676; ‘Dix, ltd.,
London. 2750
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no. 1, 1986
There’s a storm on its way; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 7, 19386; E unp.
1158386; Daniel Franklin, New York.
2751
There’s a sweetheart in my dreams;
waltz song, melody I. Morgan and
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 115718; Irene Morgan, Chi-
cago. 2752
There’s a trail at the end of the rain-
bow; w Ethel Davis; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117835; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2753
There’s an ache in my heart; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116512; Clara
Hichhorn, Wichita. 2754
There’s an angel in step with me; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936;
-EK unp. 116518; Robert William
Clasper, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
2755
There’s melody in the harvest moon;
song, m Karl Kaye. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1935; E unp. 114745; Ann Elizabeth
Pearce, Center, Tex. 2756
There’s nothing in my heart but you;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1936;
E unp. 116060; William Peterfield
Trent, jr., Stamford, Conn. 2757
There’s nothing like a love song; Ww
Sid Oakan and Jack Gould, and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
116361; Maurice Werner, Arverne,
IN. N33 2758
There’s nothing slow about me; song,
w D. Hinekley; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115869;
Robert EE. Phillips and Douglas
Hinckley, Fort Worth. 2759:
There’s rhythm in my soul; w George
Milligan, m Bobby Williams; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 23, 19385; E unp.
115225; Beatrice Slemmons, Minne-
apolis. 2760
There’s something about you; song
fox trot, melody Sam Adelman and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116506; Charles Fore, Clifton
Forge, Va. 2761
There’s sunshine around the corner,
just waiting there for you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E
unp. 115694; Kay Kellogg, Los An-
geles. 2762.
There she lies in slumber deep; based
_ on the Valse triste, Jean Sibelius, w
2774
B. T., setting Bryceson Treharne;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Jan. 10, 1986;
E pub. 52764; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 2763
Adume. peo’? ro yrado (There shines a
little star) ; Santa Lucia, w George
Buyukas, m arr. Nicholas Christo-
doulidou. © Aug. 21, 1935; E pub.
52957; Apollo music co., New York.
2764
There were shepherds; English text
W. G. Polack, m HE. Palmer, arr.
Walter Sassmannshausen; mixed
voices.. © Dec. 20, 1935; E pub.
52919; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 2765
They buried my boy on the lone
prairie; w F. Luther and Homer
Gayne, and melody. ©1«. Jan. 23,
1936; E unp. 116866; Frank Luther,
New York. 2766
They’re only other names for you;
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116598; Frank Luther, New
York. 2767
Things you could do for me; Song;
melody Allen Taub. ©1c. Jan. 24,
19386; E unp. 116900; Jewell Ford
Kibler, Woodstock, Va. 2768
Think of His love for you; hymn, w
A. H. Ackley, m B. D. Ackley. ©
Dec. 27, 1935; E pub. 52552; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 2769
Avo yAuka waraxca (Thio glyka matakia);
w John Polemis, m Alexander
Politis; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 21, 1935; E pub. 52578; Apollo
music co., New York. 2770
This heart of mine is calling you;
song. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115621; Elsa Pangle, i. e. Mrs. Ben
Pangle, Woodstock, III. 2771
This is how to play upon a flute; w
~*~ and melody. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
FH unp. 117033; George Washington
McCauslin, Amityville, L. I., N. Y.
262
This is the night; song, m Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936;
E unp. 116447; Virginia Hufford,
Los Angeles. 2773
This’ll make you whistle; from the
musical show, w and m Maurice Sig-
ler, Al Hoffman and Al Goodhart;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 42275; Cinephonic music co.,
_ Itd., London. 2774
103.
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2775
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
This must be love; w Henry Gershwin,
m Hermann Leopoldi. © Jan. 29,
19386; E pub. 53148; Foreign and do-
mestic music corp., New York. 2775
This sudden romance; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116615; D. Ray
Pauley, Charleston, W. Va. 2776
This train; w and melody Skyland
Scotty. ©1c. Dee. 20, 1935; E unp.
116036; Scott Wiseman, aii
WT
Those magie words; w C. HE. Owen, jr.,
m W. A. DeBold. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 115594; Wm. A. De-
Bold and Charles E. Owen, jr.,
Peoria, III. 2778
Those memories of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116916;
Christina Lambert Sewell, Berkley,
Mich. 2069
Thoughtful moments; fox-trot song. ©
1 e. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 116132;
Arthur C. Kessler, San Francisco.
2780
Thousand (A) new and different ways,
we sing Love’s old sweet song; ptf.,
with w. ©1e. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp.
115560; John Pauly, Springfield,
Mass. 2781
Three days; fantasia-overture, Adolf
Lotter; military band pts. © Jan.
1, 1936; E for. 42481; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 2782
Three leaves of shamrock; w and m
James McGuire, arr. Michael Mc-
Farlane. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53137; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 2783
Three sisters; by Vincent Lopez and
Adolph Deutsch. © 1 ¢. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116923; Robbins music
corp., New York. 2784
Three (The) trees; novelty, Tom Mc-
Naughton, arr. Anthony Guerrera;
band pts., with w. © Jan. 20, 19386;
EH pub. 52959; HKEdward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 2785
Thrill (The) of real romance; w Ben
Daniels, melody Hal Mills. © 1.
Jan. %7, 1986; E unp. 115821; Ben-
jamin de Smith Daniels, Newark,
N. J. 2786
Thrill (The) of your voice; song. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 115928;
Hisie M. King, Santa Cruz, Calif.
2787 |
Thru a window in Japan; w Al Bryan,
melody Larry Stock. © 1 ¢ Jan.
29, 19386; E unp. 117173; Marlo music
corp., New York. 2788
Ovpaca:(Thumasai); sentimental tango,
w and m Themi Naltsa. © Aug. 21,
1985; E pub. 52579; Apollo music ¢o.,
New York. 2789
Till the clouds come along; melody
Shep Fields and S. Gioé. © 1.
Dec. 26, 1935; E unp. 115707; Sal
Gioé and Saul Feldman, Los An-
geles. 2790
Time (The) we met; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 115999; Bill N.
Semotuik, Mundare, Alta., Canada.
27911
Tin Can alley; song. © 1. Jan. 7,
19386; E unp. 115819; Ralph Augusta
Teabout, Island Heights, N. J. 2792
Tip-top; w and m Sudie. © 1c. Jan.
15, 1936; E unp. 116480; Sudie Fenn,
St. Louis. 27938
Tipler’s lament; melody Shep Fields
and Sal Gioé. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1935;
E unp. 115709; Sal Gioé and Saul
Feldman, Los Angeles. 2794
Tippin’ my hat, noddin’ my head to my
shadow; w Don Cameron, melody
Ed. Pegram. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1935;
E unp. 115451; Edwin Baron Pegram
and Donald Weckford Cameron,
Bozeman, Mont. 2795
Tiptoe; ballet scene, G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © Jan. 2, 1986; E
pub. 52640; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2796
Tired Tim; 2-pt. song, poem Walter
De La Mare; children’s voices. ©
Jan. 10, 1936; E for. 42518; Mary
Lueas, London. 2797
Tit-tat-toe; w and melody. ©1.«
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116712; D.
Franklin Foster, Fairbury, Neb.
2798
To be like this; melody Sal Gioé and
Shep Fields. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1935;
E unp. 115706; Sal Gioé and Saul
Feldman, Los Angeles, 2799
To have, to hold; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116353;
Harle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 2800
To love you to-night; w and melody
B. J. Williams, m John Ewing Kane.
©1e. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 116048;
Bill Joseph Williams, Fayetteville,
Ark. 2801
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2827
To my sweetheart; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116502; Isabelle Riedinger,
Gladstone, N. D. 2802
To one estranged; song. © Dee. 238,
1935; 2 c Dec. 19; E pub. 52675;
J. Marquardt, Linden, Calif. 2803
To Santa’s house, via the magic beam
of transportation; Santa Claus can-
tata for Sunday school and public
school, text Helen Foster, m Henry
Webb. © Nov. 8, 19385; D 39006;
_Artist-style pub. co., Cheltenham, Pa.
2803*
To you this night; song. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1985; E unp. 116116; Samuel
Mazzella, New York. 2804
Toceata, Fugue et Hymne; sur Ave
maris stelia, Flor Peeters, op. 28;
orgue. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42214;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 2805
To-day ; w Chas. Newman; pf. © Jan.
7, 1986; E pub. 52746; Jack Curry,
Chicago. 2806
To-morrow; song, w Edgar A. Guest.
©1c. Jan. 13, 19386; E unp. 116313;
- Harold Lorraine Burns, Owensboro,
Ky. 2807
Tom-tit; 2-pt. song, poem John Drink-
. water; equal voices. © Jan. 10,
1936 ; E for. 42519; Mary Lucas, Lon-
don. 2808
Tonality piano method. bk.1. © Dec.
21, 1935; AA 191807; Luella Morri-
son, Minneapolis. 2809
Toni (Alceo) Tre salmi;-testo F. Ciar-
lantini; per una e quattro voci.
Oct. 15, 1985; E for. 42297; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 2810
Tony’s in town; from It’s love again,
w and m Harry Woods; with ukulele
-arr. © Jan. 14, 1936; E for. 42320;
Cinephonie music ¢o., Itd., London.
2811
Tootsie-pie and Caliban; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116819;
Peter Henry Barratt, Los Angeles.
2812
Torna natale; zampognata, Enrico
Mineo; pf. © Nov. 30, 1935; E for.
42548; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
2813
Tout le long du ruban bieu; paroles
Jacques Larue, m Jean Lenoir. ©
_ Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42175: Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s.a., Paris. 2814
Tout (Le) petit pont ; slow-fox, paroles
Jean Lenoir, m Valsien et Learsi.
© Sept. 1, 1935; E for. 42179; Publi-
cations Francis-Day, s. a., Paris.
2815
‘Townsend national rally ; w and m arr.
and adapted. © Dec. 28, 19385; EH
pub. 52670; Anna E. Baxter, Denver.
2816
Townsend (The) pension plan; song.
©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115561;
Ivor Ajax, Salt Lake City, Utah.
2817
Toy-land musicals ; musical adventures
for the child beginner, Nora Jorgen-
son; pf. © Dec. 20, 1935; E pub.
52600; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 2818
Toy (The) shop; rhythmic game for
interpretation through movement,
Yvonne Adair; pf. no. 1-6. © Jan. 3,
1936 ; E for. 42566; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 2819
Toys to play with; fox-trot, Al. Vincent,
arr. Douglas Brownsmith ; orch. pts.
© Oct. 25, 1935; E for. 42048; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
2820
—w and m Al. Vincent. © Oct. 18,
1935; E for. 42047; G. Ricordi & co.
(London) Itd., London. 2821
Tra-la-la-la la-li-ta; w and melody
Leona L. Lewis. © 1 c. Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 117146; Leona Lewis
Stern, New York. 2822
Triumende (Die) melodie; langsamer
foxtrot, m u. arr. Ernst Fischer;
salon-orch. stimmen. © May 190,
1935; E for. 42680; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 2823
Trail dust; w and m C. Humphrey. ©
1 ce. Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116151;
Harry Sherman productions, ine.,
Hollywood, . Calif. 2824.
Trail (The) to home, sweet home; w
and m Wilf Carter. ©1c. Jan. 24,
1936; E unp. 116950; Gordon V.
Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 2825
Treasure chest of children’s songs and
games; w and m various authors,
arr. William J. Glassmacher and
George H. Shackley. © Dec. 11,
1985; E pub. 52606; Treasure chest
publications, ine., New York. 2826
‘Treasure chest of cowboy songs; arr.
William J. Glassmacher and George
H. Shackley; with guit. arrs. ©
Dee. 11, 1935 ; E pub. 52603 ; Treasure
chest publications, inec., New York.
282%
105
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2828
Treasure chest of homespun tunes; w
and m various authors, arr. William
‘J. Glassmacher and George H.
Shackley; with guit. arrs. © Dec.
11, 1935; E pub. 52605; Treasure
chest publications, inc., New York.
2828
Treasure chest of old time song hits;
w and m various authors, arr. Wil-
liam J. Glassmacher and George H.
Shackley; pf. © Dee. 11, 1935; E
pub. 52604; Treasure chest publica-
tions, ine., New York. 2829)
Treasure without end; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115879; John W.
Shaw, Norwood, N. J. 2830)
Treasures (The) of the deep blue sea ;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1936;
E unp. 116451; Vera Linnea Gustaf-
son, Kent, O. 2831
Trifons; di Guido Guerrini; partitura
dorch. © Dec 17, 1935; E for.
42076; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 2832
Trillin’; song, w Coley Worth. ©1e.
Jan. 38, 1986; E unp. 115652 ; Baldwin
Bergersen, Glenwood Landing, L. I.,
INFENE 2833
Trinklieder mazurka; gesellschaftsty-
rolienne; orch. stimmen, mit text.
© Oct. 31, 1985; E for. 42282; Wil-
helm Lindemann, Berlin. 2834
Trio in re; di Mario Cantu; pf., violino
e violoncello. © Oct. 15,1935; E for.
423038; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
2835
Trittico per organo; di Arnaldo Galli-
era. © Nov. 20, 1935; E for. 42553 ;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 2836
Triumph; march; pf. ©1c. Jan. 13,
1936; E unp. 116289; Valentino Fic-
cio, Tampa, Fla. 2837
Trois mots doux; valse, paroles Jean
Féline, m Paul Misraki. © Nov. 13,
1985; E for. 423834; Société anonyme
francaise Chappell, Paris. 2838
Tropic moon; w Peggy Thuringer, m
M. C. Taylor; pf. treble. ©1c. Jan.
22, 1986; E unp. 116830; Mary C.
Taylor and Marguerite Thuringer,
Providence. 2839
True (Latham) Two ballads; w Is-
rael Jordan; violin, voice and pf. ©
Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52810; Latham
True, Palo Alto, Calif. 2840
True neighbors; German folksong, w
Ernest Bourner Allen, m adapted and
« harmonized. © Oct. 21, 1935; E pub.
“Turina (Joaquin )
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
52529; Edith Lovell Thomas, New
York. 2841
Truly rural; w and m Dave Oppenheim
and Michael N. Cleary; pf. treble.
©1c. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 116721;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 2842
Try Singing a song; w Clara Groth
Stillings, m Chas. H. Gabriel; mixed
voices. © Dec. 27, 1935; E pub.
52546; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 2843
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chan-
son triste; arr. Mort Glickman; pf.
© Jan. 17, 1936; E pub. 52978; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 2844
‘Tu ausencia; vals, paroles y melodia.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116171;
Pedro Berrios and Charley Gon-
zales, New York. 2845
Tu mi piaci; tango, versi e m Mac-
ecagno, Valabrega e Chiappo; piccola
orch. pti. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
42089; Casa editrice musicale Chi-
appo, Turin, Italy. 2846
Tu respuesta ; fox-trot, de Crimen a las
38, letra Paul Wyer, m Dick John-
son and Hector Lagna Fietta; pf. ©
July 15, 1985; E for. 42534; South-
ern music pub. co., ltd., London.
2847
Tu traicion; by Felix Ganuza; pf.
treble. ©1c. Dee. 27, 1935; E unp.
116718 ; Southern music pub. €o., inc.,
New York. 2848
Tu y yo; by Pedro Flores; pf. treble.
©1c. Dee. 27, 1935; E unp. 116743;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 2849
Tumble on tumble weed; w and melody
Dave Dreyer and Jack Scholl. ©
1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115629'; Irv-
ing Berlin, ine., New York. 2850
Tune in on love; w Wm. Van Ornum,
melody Ted Sorich. © 1 e. Jan. 10,
1986; E unp. 116170; Theodore J.
Sorich, San Francisco. 2851
Turba choruses; from the Passion ac-
cording to St. Matthew, for Palm
Sunday, w from liturgy of the Ro-
man Catholic church, m Denis Sel-
len; men’s voices. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E pub. 52559; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston. 2852
Tres poemas; poe-
sia Bécquer, m J. Turina, op. 81. ©
Dec. 11, 1985; E for. 42114; Union
musical espanola, Madrid. 2853
106.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Tus lindos ojos; letra y m Tito Guizar,
© Oct. 1, 1935; E pub. 52498; Pas-
toreito pub. co., New York. 2854
Tus ojos; bolero, pf. con letra. ©1 ce.
Dee. 3, 19385; BH unp. 115520; Juan
Cubero, Aguadilla, P. R. 2855
Tutti i miei sogni; slow fox-trot, versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella, [and] Jaz-
wing; fox-trot: m e arr. Franco
Ansaldo; jazz orch. pti. © June 13,
1935; E for. 42289; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 2856:
Twinkle; w and melody, ©1« Jan.
28, 1936; E unp. 117113; Kenneth
Carson Wiseman, Los Angeles. 2857
Two alone; w and melody Karl
Streuber. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115603; Charles D. (Kar1) Streuber,
Burbank, Calif. 2858
Two-bar patterns; for rhythmic step-
ping and playing: pf. © Dee. 24,
1935; E for. 42268; Louie E. de
Rusette, Sutton, Surrey, England.
2859
Two blue eyes; waltz, w and melody.
©lc. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp. 116815;
Nicholas Heltay, Allentown, Pa.
2860
Two in love; w and melody Bud Green,
Joe Myrow and Buddy Clark. ©1c.
Jan. 9, 1936; E unp. 116076; Famous
music corp., New York. 2861
Two little heads of silver; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp.
116146; John George Herbert, Ho-
quiam, Wash. 2862
Two little love bees; from Spring
maid, w Robert B. Smith, m Hein-
rich Reinhardt, arr. Freeman High.
1. Mixed cho.—2. Sop. and alto, or
ten, and bar.—3. Ten. 1, 2 and bar.—
4. Sop., alto and bar.—d. Sop. 1, 2
and alto—6. Male cho, © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 52825-52830'; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
2863-2868
Two (The). magicians; w and m Pearl
G. Curran, arr. Carl Deis; women’s
3 pt. cho. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub.
52632; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
2869
Two people make a world; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 28, 1936; E ump.
_ 117108; Mae Wolk Reinstein, Brook-
line, Mass. 2870
Ultra modern method for the guitar;
runs, breaks, modulations, etce., An-
thony Antone. © Jan. 3, 1986; AA
51882—36——_8
2884
192847; A and B music co., New
York. 2871
Uncle Sam; song, melody Karl Kaye.
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1935; E unp. 115389;
G. W. Schafer, Portsmouth, O. 2872
Under a frosty moon; song, w Kather-
ine Carroll. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1936;
E unp. 117224; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 2873
Under a moon in Texas; w and guit.
chords. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1935; E unp.
116445; Gary Dare, Salem, N. J.
2874
Under the banner; march; pf. ©1..
Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 116192; Victoria
C. Burkert, Barto, Pa. 2875
Under the Creole moon; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢ Jan.
2, 1986; E unp. 115578; Sydney G.
Hayden, Youngstown, O. 2876
Under the double eagle; w Martyna
Patricy, m arr. for professionals,
Harry Stanley; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram. © Dec. 30, 1935; E pub.
52743; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 2877
Under the Oregon moon; valse song.
©l1ec. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 116127;
Raymond H. Bulson, Myrtle Point,
Or. -2878
Under your thumb and close to your
heart; -w -Al\’ Bryan}. m Jean
Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele and
guit. © Jan. 20, 1986; E pub. 53083;
Popular melodies, inec., New York.
2879
Unforgotten; fox-trot song. © 1 «@
Nov. 27, 19385; E unp. 115947 ; Joseph
M. Sudlik, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 2880.
Unisonal seales, chords and rhythmic
studies for military bands; compiled
and ed. William C. White; French
horns in F. © Dec. 20, 1935; E pub.
52688 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
2881
Unlucky man; pf., with w. © 1 «
Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116871; John
Joseph Brown, Chokoloskee, Fla. .
2882
Until I know youre mine; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1935; E unp.
115904 ; Veryl Wilson, Moorhead, Ia,
2883
Untrue (The) love; w and m Reece
Fleming and Rufus Townsend; pf.
treble. © 1. Nov. 1, 1935; E unp.
116782 ; Southern: music pub. ¢€o., inc.,
New York, 2884
107
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2885
Up Arcadia way; w and m G. G. Dean
and Evelyn Stewart White. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117029; Grace
Ghent Dean, Columbus, O, 2885
Up the wooden hill to Bedfordshire; w
Nixon Grey, m Nixon Grey and Reg
Connelly ; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
14, 1986; E for. 42323; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 2886
Upon the blue lagoon; w and melody.
©1«e Jan. 3, 1936; E unp. 115690;
Alois Mead Kavanagh, Piedmont,
Calif. 2887
Uruapam; m por la pelicula mexicana.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1935; E unp. 115903;
Max Urban, Mexico City. 2888
Va, muletto, va; fox-trot, versi e m
Pablito, Mario Valabrega e Enrico
Mario Chiappo; piccola orch. pti. ©
Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 42087; Casa edi-
trice musicale Chiappo, Turin, Italy.
2889
Vagabond boogy man; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117051; Henry
Lindeau, Los Angeles. 2890:
Valley (The) of my heart; fox trot
song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1935; E unp.
115926; John Black, Slayden, Tenn.
2891
Valley of unbroken dreams; song. ©
1 ec. Dee. 26, 1985; E unp. 116976;
Colleen A. Knudson, Hollywood,
Calif. 2892
Valparaiso; fox-trot, w Desmond Car-
ter, m Mabel Wayne, arr. Walter
Paul; orch. pts. © Jan. 10, 1936;
FE) pub. 52847: Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 2893
Valse arabesque in A flat; by Henry
Read Masters; pf. © Jan. 2, 1936;
EH pub. 526389; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2894
Valse caprice; de Stefan Bergman, op.
tino, 1; pf. ©. Sept. 21, 193857°h
for. 42189; Universal music agencies,
London. 2895.
Valse des ondes; par Joseph Strimer ;
violoncelle, 1°°° pos., et pf. © Nov.
1, 1985; E for. 42655; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 2896
Valse (La) est un joli réve; valse vien-
noise, chanson, paroles EH. Malecon.
© Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42625; Eugéne
Sutter, Paris. 2897
Valse Fontainebleau; pf. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116320; H. Murray
‘Jacoby, New York. 2898
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Valzer che torna; da Il serpente a
sonagli, versi Bixio Cherubini, m
Cesare Andrea Bixio. © Nov. 15,
1935; E for. 42106; S. a. m. Bixio,
Milan. 2899
Variations au Clair de lune; par Paul
Pierné ; violon, alto, violoncelle, flite,
harpe ou pf. pts. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 42618; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 2900
Vas-y, Zizi; dans Un coup de veine,
livret Albert Willemetz et A. Mouézy-
Eon, m Maurice Yvain. © Oct 1,
1985; E for. 42217; Royalty, Paris.
2901
Velleda (A.) Douze etudes de virtuo-
sité; en forme de variations; chant
avec acc. de pf. nos. 1-12. © Oct. 15,
1935; E for. 42247; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 2902
Vera-Vera ; rumba, Zedios, Mac Lherty
et Del’ Horno; orch. ptes. © Sept.
1, 1985; E for. 42147; Del’ Horno,
Paris. 2903
Vermont, the beautiful; song. ©1e.
Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115565; Violet
Wells Cecchini, South Barre, Vt.
Vesper bells; pf. ©1 ce. Dec. 14, 1935;
E unp. 115757; Adelia Miller Schmit,
Berkeley, Calif. 2905
Vette nevose; impressione, Mario
Chesi; orch. pti. © Dec. 3, 1935; E
for. 42582; Carlo Beltramo, San
Remo, Italy. 2906
Via (La) dell’ amore; fox-trot, testo
Giubra, m Sziklai Aladar, arr. G. L.
Cergoli; orch. pti. © Jan. 2, 1935;
E for. 42036; Fabbri & c., Trieste,
Italy. 2907
Victor (Frank) and Harry Volpe daily
exercises for guitar; by F. Victor
and H. Volpe. © Dec. 17, 1935; E
pub. 52647 ; Mortimer Wesiey Cohen,
New York. 2908
Victoria; fox, de Pour ton bonheur,
lyrics Albert Willemetz, m Marcel
Lattés. © Sept. 1, 1935; E for.
42138; Royalty, Paris. 2909
Victorious (The) Christ; Easter story
cantata, w Lora Linn and Haldor
Lillenas. © Jan. 10, 1936; E pub.
52875; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. 2910
Vie (La) est belle; fox-trot, de Trente
et quarante, paroles Jean de Létraz,
m Richard Heymann. © Nov. 1,
1935; E for. 42638; Royalty, Paris.
2911
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
Viejo (El) castillo moro; by Eduardo
L. Chavarri, arr. Luis Sucra; pf. ©
Jan. 20, 1936; E pub. 52960; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
2912
Vien con me Ninetta; mazurka, versi
A. R. Borella, m Luigi Malatesta,
[and] Caro mio ben; fox-one-step,
versi A. Bracchi, m Mario Schisa;
orch. pti. © Nov. 30, 1935; E for.
42546; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
2913
Vienna, non sei pili’ tu; valzer vien-
nese, versi e m Liberati e Simonetti,
orch, Virgilio Ripa, [and] Parlar
d’amor; valzer, versi A. Bracchi, m
M. Schisa: orch. pti. © Oct. 15,
1985; E for, 42288; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 2914
Vienne; par K. Konstantinoff; orch.
Partition. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for.
42251; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
2915
Viens Fanny; poésie André Chénier,
m Henri Busser, op. 92, no. 3; trio
ou choeur pour voix de femmes. 1.
Sans ace.—2. Avec ace. de pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 42646, 42647;
Durand & cie., Paris. 2916, 2917
Vine (The) covered cabin; song. ©
1c Jan. 24, 1986; E unp. 116893;
Dorothy H. Oswald, Greensburg, Pa.
2918
Vingt ans, c’est le beau temps; dans
Un coup de veine, livret Albert Wil-
lemetz et A. Mouézy-Eon, m Maurice
Yvain. © Oct. 1, 19385; E for.
42218; Royalty, Paris. 2919
Violin (The) song method; for begin-
ners, lessons 1, 2 and 3, named 2d
pts., numbered sections without
titles, with the exception of TT, se-
lected and arr. Edward Kurtz and
Frank Hill. © Aug. 20, 1935; E
pub. 52968; Frank W. Hill, Cedar
Falls, Ia. 2920
Virtuoso (The) pianist; in 60 exer-
cises, Charles Louis Hanon, ed. with
new matter Ernst C. Krohn; pf. nos.
1-20. pt. 1. © Dee. 28, 1985; E
pub. 52563; Shattinger piano &
-music co., St. Louis. 2921
Visions of you; waltz song, melody
B. Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 116803; Alfred O. Jeffries,
Blissfield, Mich. 2922
Vocal art-studies; for the mastery of
consonants, w and m Harry R. Spier.
2935
ser. 1. © Dee. 30, 1985; E pub.
52624; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
2923
Voce dall’ Africa; tango, versi e m
Piero Pavesio e E. M. Chiappo, pic-
eola oreh. pti. © Nov. 1, 1935; EB
for. 42088; Casa editrice musicale
Chiappo, Turin, Italy. 2924
Vogue mon cceur; du film, paroles
Camille Francois, m Maurice Yvain.
© Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 42604: C.
Joubert et cie., Paris. 2925
Voices of the air; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116635; Alex-
ander C. Corkum, Newton Center,
Mass. 2926
Voices of victory; Easter service, w
and m W. B. Judefind, recitations
and exercises Mattie B. Shannon
. and others. © Feb. 5, 1935; E pub.
52470; Judefind bros., Baltimore.
2927
Voilier (Le); par Joseph Strimer;
violoncelle, 1°*° pos., et pf. © Nov.
1, 1935; 1 c. Dee. 23; E for. 42656;
Durand & cie., Paris. 2928
Volk song; song. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936;
EK unp. 115609; George Torke, New
York. 2929
Vollerthun (Georg) Vier lieder aus
Ostiand; op. 28, w Agnes Miegel.
© June 7, 1935; E for. 42329; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 2930
Volpe (Harry) Nocturne; plectrum
guit. © Jan. 15, 1986; E pub.
52832; Radio city guit. studio, New
York. 2931
Voto (Il); tarantella, Umberto Gior-
dano, riduzione Guido Farinelli;
piccola orch. pti. © Dec. 15, 1935;
EH for. 42202; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, S. a., Milan. 2982
Waggin’ your tongue around; w and
melody Erma Powell Coleman. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 14, 1986; E unp. 116637;
Erma Coleman, Newark, N. J. 2933
Wagner (Richard) Hymn to the
morning; from Die meistersinger,
English w Lucille C. Ahrens, m arr.
Roger C. Wilson; women’s voices.
© Nov. 5, 1935; BE pub. 52146; H. T.
FitzSimons co., inc., Chicago. 29384
Wah-hoo; w and m Cliff Friend; with
guit. arr. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub.
53162; Crawford music corp., New
York. 29385
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2936.
Wah-hoo—Continued.
w and melody Cliff Friend. ©
1 « Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115688;
Crawford music corp., New York.
2936
Waikapu; w Ray Kinney, and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1936; E unp. 116177;
Harry Owens, Honolulu. 2937
Waitin’ for my date; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1986; E unp. 115642 ;
Robert George Stewart, South
Orange, N. J. 29388
Waiting; fox trot song. ©1c. Jan. 7,
1986; E unp. 115845; Helen C.
Leavitt, Auburn, Calif. 2939
Waiting for love; w and m P. Langille.
©1ec. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116139;
Pauline lLangille Hubbard, San
Francisco. 2940
Wake up and sing; w and melody
Carmen Lombardo, Cliff Friend and
Charlie Tobias. © 1 ¢ Jan. 15,
1986: E unp. 116540; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 2941
Waltz of ecstasy for two; w D. Weber
and M. A. Connell, m Harry Weber.
©1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116788 ;
Melvin A. Connell, jr., Saginaw,
Mich. 2942
Waltz of the bayou; 1st trumpet. ©
1 c¢ Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116137;
Joseph A[nthony] Quaglino, New
Orleans. 2943
Waltz (A) to you; w and m Paulette
Gard. © 1c Jan. 13, 1986; E unp.
116316; Pauline Cohen, Los Angeles.
2944
Waltz (A) was born in Vienna; from
The illustrators’ show, w _ Earle
Crooker, m Frederick Loewe; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 18, 1936;
E pub. 53077; Chappell & co., inc,
New York. 2945
Waltzing in the moonlight; valse song.
©1e. Dee. 4, 1985; E unp. 115914;
Olive Powell, Seattle. 2946
Waltzing in the night; valse song. ©
1 e¢e Jan. 7, 1986; E unp. 115847;
Dayne Ellis, Patoka, II1. 2947
Waltzing on stars; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116752;
Ben Arthur Bell, Seattle. 2948
Wanderer’s (The) song; w Charles
Reid, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1986; E unp. 116388; Helene Hip-
kins, Long Island City. 2949:
Wandering (The) boy; song, w Mary
Murphy. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1986; E unp.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
117068; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 2950)
Wandering the king’s highway; w and.
m Leslie Coward; in C. © Nov. 22,
19385; E for. 42341; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 2951
Wanted ads; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 5, 1985; E unp. 1165384; Clive
Erard, London. 2952
Washing tub; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116769; D. P.
Harmon, Falls Church, Va. 2953:
Wayside hymns, no. 2; w Grant G.
McChesney. © Nov. 18, 1985; AA
191818; Grant C. Tullar, Orange,
Neds 2954
We are on top again; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117102;
Frederick William Warnke, San
Francisco. 2955
We are the pirates bold; w and melody
Dudley Manners. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 117011; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 2956:
We buried her beneath the willow; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 13, 1936;
EK ounp. 116285; Karl Victor Davis.
and Hartford Conn Taylor, Chicago..
2957
We did it; w Bob Rothberg, melody
Sammy Timberg. © 1 ¢ Dee. 31.
1985; E unp. 115740; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
2958
We have a song to sing, O; from The
yeomen of the guard, w W. S. Gil-
bert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Bryce-
son Treharne; 7-pt. mixed cho. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E pub. 53154; Boston
music ¢o., Boston. 2959
We have met before; w and m Sam
Coslow; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
28, 1986; E for. 42666; Cinephonic
music co., Itd., London. 2960
We’il dream together ; w Barbara Mun--
roe, m Christine Hope. ©1c. Jan. 15,
1986; E unp. 116453:; Christine Hope
Lindkamp, Oneida, N. Y. 2961
We'll grow old together dear; song.
©1c. Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116089;
Mary J. McMillan, Richmond, Calif.
. 2962
We'll stand by the ship with Roose-.
velt; song. © 1c Jan. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1163879; Louise Clark, Los
Angeles. 2963.
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no: 1, 1986
2087
We need a vacation; song, melody We saw the sea; from Follow the fleet,
Robert Nagel. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1936;
E unp. 115537; Jack Kane, Chicago.
2964
We only live but once; w Marty Symes,
m Bernice Petkere; with arr. for
euit., ete. © Jan. 20, 1936; E pub.
53015; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 2965.
We oughta have a fling at love; w and
m Minna Stovall. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116473; Minna Stovall
Smith, Birmingham, Ala. 2966
We're called gondolieri; from The gon-
doliers, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
men’s or boys’ cho. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E pub. 53153; Boston music Co.,
Boston. 2967
We're for Roosevelt; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 116780;
William McRae, Chicago. 2968
We're guing places to-night; w Elsie
Sanguinet, m EH. L. Cook and Cleo
Milligan. © 1c Jan. 11, 1936; E
unp. 116167; Elizabeth L. Cook,
University City, Mo. 2969
We're going riding on the Mississippi ;
song. © 1c, Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116936; Grace B. Walker, Lowell,
Mich. 2970
We're gonna step high, wide and hand-
some; w and melody Alan Hmery.
©1e. Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 116553;
Allen H. Emerman, New York.
2971
We're marching on; college song, arr.
R. B. Eisenberg. © Dec. 31, 1935;
EH pub. 52704; Walter Harrison Eller,
Macomb, IIl. 2972
We're on our way to heaven; w and
melody Bert Darl and Charles Har-
old. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117274; Betty Goetz, New York.
2973
We're still in love; w Edward Raleigh,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936;
EH unp. 116557; Jack Russell, Lake-
wood, O. 2974
We said good bye; w and melody Ann
Arlen. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
116954; Ann Marie Sweeney, Wash-
ington. 2975
We sail the ocean blue; from H. M. S.
Pinafore, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
boys’ ten. 1, 2, and bass cho. © Jan.
30, 1936; E pub. 53158 ; Boston music
co., Boston. 2976
w and m Irving Berlin; with guit.
symbols, and chords for ukulele and
banjo. © Jan. 10, 1936; E pub.
52757 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
2977
We started and parted as friends; w
and m Seymour Simons, arr. Jean
Walz; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Jan. 2, 1986; E pub. 52892; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 2978
We three kings; song, from Pageant
of the Christ child, m G. Darlington
Richards; mixed voices. © Jan. 2,
1986; E pub. 52662; H. W. Gray Co.,
New York. 2979
We three kings of Orient are; Christ-
mas carol, J. Hopkins, arr. Walter
Lane; pf. with w. © Dee. 28, 1935;
E pub. 52569; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 2980
We've got a date for next June; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E
unp. 116883; Ayres De Sousa, Brook-
lyn. 2981
We want Landon; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 116998;
Burns Liewellyn Williams, New
York. 2982
We were dancing; from Tonight at
8-30, w and m Noel Coward; with
arr. for pf. accordion and guit. ©
Oct. 15, 1935; E for. 42416; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 2983
We will keep on dancing, to this haunt-
ing melody; song, melody Dorothy
Ross. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1986; E unp.
116844; Edward C. Meslon, St. Al-
bans, N. Y. 2984
Weak (The) and rambling one; Ar-
kansas folk song, as sung by Mrs.
Dusenberry, w collected John Gould
Fletcher, m collected and arr. Lau-
rence Powell; six mixed voices. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52792; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 2985
Wearing of the green—Irish washer
woman; medley, arr. Marvin Hatley ;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1986; E unp.
117179; Robbins music corp., New
York. 2986
Weber (Carl Maria von) Concerto;
D dur, fiir violoncello u. orch. C. M.
von Weber, freie bearb. nach dem
konzert fiir klarinette u. orch. in es
dur op. 74, Gaspar Cassad6; violon-
cello u. pf. © Sept. 25, 1935; E for.
42423; B. Sehott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 2987
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2988
Wedding; w Baynard Taylor, m Mrs.
Sam Roberts. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1935;
E unp. 114413; Ada W. Roberts,
Kansas City, Mo. 2988:
Wedding (The) bells; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1986; E unp. 116511; Wilhelmina
A. Limbert, Muncie, Ind. 2989)
Wedding hymn; w and melody, ©1e.
Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116920; Mar-
guerite Brereton, Springs, Transvaal,
Union of South Africa. 2990)
Wedding (The) of the rose; w Thomas
Connor and Edward Lisbona, m
Leon Jessel, arr. Robert Stainforth.
© Jan. 21, 1936; E for. 42675; Brit-
ish standard music co., ltd., London.
2991
Wedding song; w and melody Hoagy
Carmichael. © 1 ©¢ Oct. 18, 1985;
E unp. 116729; Southern music¢ pub.
co., ine., New York. 2992
Wee (A) bird came; Scottish folk
song, w William Glen, m arr. Robert
W. Gibb; women’s voices. © Jan.
15, 1986; E pub. 528389; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 2993.
Weeping willow tree; waltz song, mel-
ody William Dehnert and Wm.
Brede. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
116311; Joseph M. Murphy, New
York. 2994
Weihnachts-idylle; v. Walter Niemann,
op. 13, nr. 1; streichorch. Partitur
u. stimmen. © Nov. 11, 1935; E for.
42361; Steingraber verlag, Leipzig.
2995:
Weiss man denn wirklich, was gliick
ist ...; fox-trot, [and] Hine nacht
auf Java; tango: aus Hilde Petersen
postlagernd, text Rudolf Perak, m
Ludwig Schmidseder, arr. Gerhard
Mohr. © Sept. 25, 1935; EH for.
42509; Ufaton-verlags g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 2996
Welsh choral fantasy; on hymns, Jo-
seph Parry, Afan Thomas, John
Edwards and T. D. Edwards, arr.
Griffith J. Jones; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 20, 1985; E pub. 52698; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 2997
Wenn wir durch die stadt marschieren ;
frontsoldatenlieder-potpourri, m Her-
mann Blume; pf., mit text. © Nov.
6, 1935; E for. 42377; Aug. Cranz,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 2898
Wesoly Czesiu; polka, melody. © 1.
Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116907 ; Chester
Lorenz, Philadelphia. 2999
pt. III, n.s., v.81
West (A) African fantasietta; by
Ernest Walker; pf. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E for. 42442; Augener, ltd., London.
3000
West wind; w and m Milton Ager,
Charles Newman and Murray Men-
cher; with arr. for guit., ete, and
additional cho. for pf. accordion. ©
Jan. 22, 1986; E pub. 52999; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
3001
What a little baby can bring; w and m
E. L. Priest, arr. Len Fleming. ©
1 ce. Dee. 31, 1985; EH unp. 115548;
Elmer L. Priest and Ethel L. Mille-
man, Burbank, Calif. 3002
What care I; w and m EHlsie MeNeal;
pf. ©1e¢ Jan. 31, 1936; Euunp.
117336; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3003.
What child is this; carol, set to m
Geoffrey L. Mendham; mixed voices.
© Dec. 28, 19385; E for. 42487;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 3004
What do you think; slow fox-trot song,
arr. Len Fleming. © 1 c. Dee. 31,
1935; E unp. 115546; Ethel L. Mille-
man, Burbank, Calif. 3005
What’ll I do with my nights—the rest
of my days; w and melody Little
Jack Little, Edgar Leslie and George
W. Meyer. ©1c Jan. 21, 1936; E
unp. 117019; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 3006
What’s the idea; song. © 1c. Jan.
28, 1986; E unp. 117127; Vincent
Caponigro, East Boston, Mass. 3007
What’s the name of that song; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst.
©1c. Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116536;
Famous music corp., New York.
3008
What’s the use of a lucky star; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ec.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 116761; Bar-
bara Anne Rand, Brady, Neb. 3009
What’s the use of dreaming; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp.
116817; Orville Stanley Spencer, De-
troit. 3010
Wheatland Rose; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 117097;
Louise C. Schroeder, Denver. 3011
Whelan radio program theme song;
pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1936;
E unp. 116970; Edwin J. Smalle,
New York. 3012
112
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
When a Gypsy dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116312;
John Goldfine, New York. 3013
When a wisp of melody is in your
heart; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
15, 1986; E unp. 1164387; Jay Van
Burk, Torrington, Wy. 3014
When autumn breezes blow; song. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 116040;
Robert J. Kirk, Norwood, Pa. 3015
When baby plays the rumba on his rat-
tle in Havana; w and m Leo Towers,
Harry Leon, Rodd Arden and Ho-
ratio Nicholls; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 22, 1985; E for. 42339;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd.,
London. 3016
When dreams come true; waltz song.
© Nov. 4, 1935; E pub. 52714; M.
Helen Wahl Serio, North Merrick,
Let. N.Y 3017
When he was a lad; from H. M. §.
Pinafore, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
men’s cho. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub.
538152 ; Boston music co., Boston.
38018
When I dream, I dream of you; song
waltz. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp.
116962; Thomas Edwin Murphy,
Arnold, Pa. 3019
When I grow to be a man; w and
melody Mickey Rooney, Johnny
Broderick and Larry Rich. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117106; Bob
Miller, ine., New York. 3020
When I grow too old to care; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116178; Agnes
Ellison, Peoria, Ill. 3021
When I’m all alone with you; song,
w EH. Louise Savage. ©1c. Jan. 9,
1986; E unp. 116054; William F.
Barmbold, Jamaica, N. Y. 3022
_When I’m around you; song. ©1c.
Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 116106; Charles
N. Canuso, Omaha. 3023
When I’m away from you; song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 22, 19836; E unp. 116831;
Emil G. Best, Berwyn, Ill. 3024
When I’m gone you'll be blue; w and
m Reece Fleming and Rufus Town-
send; pf. treble. ©1c. Nov. 1, 1935;
E unp. 116733; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 3025
When I’m lonely; arr. Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 6,
3088
1936; E unp. 115857; Elizabeth
Ogilvie Reid, Portland, Or. 3026
When I please; w Elsie EH. Smith, and
melody. © 1c Jan. 21, 1986; EB
unp. 117163; Robert B. Smith,
Bayonne, N. J. 3027
When I say good night to you; w and
melody Evelyn Pennie. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1986; E unp. 116524; Evelyn
Panikoff, New Haven. 3028
When it’s blossom time in old Caro-
line I’m coming back to you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp.
116035; John Bunyan Moore,
Murphy, N. C. 3029
When it’s moonlight in the valley; w
Kermit James Reid; pf. © 1.
Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117337; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3030
When it’s moonlight time in the val-
ley; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 20, 1936;
E unp. 116632; Ross Madill, Clare-
mont, Ont., Canada. 3031
When it’s night time in the canyon;
by Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115862; Alta
Murphy, Karnack, Ill. 3032
When it’s summer down in the valley ;
waltz song, m Lon Healy. © Sept.
27, 1985; E pub. 53066; Emma Allen
Bailey, Midland, Tex. 30383
When it’s twilight in the mountains;
waltz song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115579;
Rosamond Frierson, San Antonio,
Fla. 3034
When love has gone; w Philip Copell
and Billy Hueston, m Ray Bloch
and Drexell Hines; with guit. arr.
© Dec. 30, 1985; E pub. 53094;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
3035
When love was in your heart; w and
melody. © 1. Jan. 17, 1986; EB
unp. 116491; Irvin Gilbert Valen-
tine, Chambersburg, Pa. 3036
When memories ship pulls in at
Dreamland Bay; song, m Karl Kaye.
©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116891;
Louie Albert Mohrman, Kipton, O.
3037
When Mollie mixes muffins for tea;
w T. H. Kraus, m V. Horn. ©1€.
Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115615; Thyrza
H[ayden] Kraus and Valera Horn,
Kansas City, Mo. 3038
113
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3039
‘When my dreams will come true; w
Frank Wadowka and Stanley Za-
wadzki, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1986; E unp. 115674; Chester
Jakubowski, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
3039
When my sugar turns on the heat; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 116387; John Orville Ep-
hardt, Detroit. 3040
When orange blossoms bloom; w and
m Sophie Jean Irving. © Jan. 6,
19386; E pub. 52817; Hilltop maga-
zine, High Springs, Fla. 3041
When poplar leaves are rustling; w
A. Millard Howe; pf. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 116255; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 3042
When shall we meet again; song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116566;
Carlotta B. Muir, Chevy Chase, Md.
3043
When the cherry blossoms bloom in
Iowa; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1986; E unp.
117053; Delia Martin Schultz, Des
Moines. 3044
When the cotton is in bloom; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp.
117129; Hugh Raymond Seeley, Los
Angeles. 3045
When the moon comes a _ peeping;
song, arr. Elwood M. Wilson. © 1c.
Jan. 28, 19386; E unp. 1171382; Regis
Wuenschel, Mt. Oliver, Pa. 3046
‘When the moon meets the dawn of the
day ; song, melody Jack Schatenstein.
©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117025;
Earl V. Robinson, Hamilton, Ont.,
Canada. 3047
When the power fell on me; hymn. ©
Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 52949; Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 3048
When the stars and moon say; song.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116290;
Harry A. Good, Pueblo, Col. 3049
When the sun goes down to-day; w
A. Sizemore and Chas. M. DeWitt;
pf., with guit. arr., and w. © Dec.
10, 1985; E pub. 538058; Asher Size-
more, Louisville. 3050
When this old heart of mine ceases its
beating; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 e. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115774;
Isabel Youngman Downing, Spring-
_ field, Mo. 3051
When violets bloom by the river; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
arr. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp.
116617; Myrtle Maxwell, Thurston,
Neb. 3052
When we are one; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116450;
Glenn L. Hardman, Toledo. 3053
When we have landed Landon; w and
melody Aaron Rovi. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1935; E unp. 116413; Ivor Ajax,
Salt Lake City. 3054
When we kneel with our Savior in
prayer; pf., with guit. arr., and w.
Dee. 10, 19385; E pub. 53053;
Asher Sizemore, Louisville. 3055
When you call the roll alma mater; w
Irving Kahal, m Sammy Fain; pf.
treble. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1936; E unp.
115786; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 3056
When you came to me that day in June;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 20, 1986;
E unp. 116621; Thomas W. Arundel,
Rushville, Neb. 3057
When you come, thunder shower; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1986;
E unp. 115834 ; Michael Rechler, New
York. 3058
When you hear the old red robin on the
hill; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 20,
1935 ; E unp. 116028; Jackson Garner
Shadle, W. Los Angeles. 3059
When you-passed by; song. © 1 ec.
Jan. 7, 19386; E unp. 115789; Sarah
Josephine Davis, Gloversville, N. Y.
3060
When you're smiling I’m happy; w Ken
Murray, and melody. © 1c. Dee. 31,
1985; E unp. 115528; Max Shaffer,
Montreal. 3061
When you said I love you too; w M. A.
Connell, m Harry Weber. © 1 ec.
Jan. 21, 1986; EH unp. 116790; Mel-
vin A. Connell, jr., Saginaw, Mich.
3062
When you smile thro’ your tears,
there’s a rainbow in your eyes; w
and m Glae Carrodus and Peter Rex ;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 17, 1936;
E for. 42603; Cary & co., London.
3063.
When you tell me that you love me;
w and m Gilbert T. Schaad; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan. 11, 1986; FH unp. 116244;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3064
114
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
When you wear that sunny smile; song.
©i1ic. Jan. 29, 1936; E unp. 117130;
Joseph P. Kelleher, Los Angeles.
3065
When your love blends with mine; w
Charles Gott, m F. R. Opp. ©1e«.
Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 116283; Frances
Rae Opp., Otterbein, Ind., and Chas.
Gott, New Ross, Ind.
Whenever I’m listening to a melody
full of rythm; w and melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 116404; James
Harold Barrington, Chicago. 3067
Where bob white’s calling me; w and m
Jack Shafer. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936;
E unp. 115984; Amasa J. Shafer,
Roxbury, N. Y. 3068
Where can I find that girl; song. ©
iewwan. oo 1996; 'H unp. 115714;
Lester Steward Holland, San Pedro,
Calif. 3069:
Where dreams come true; w Oswald J.
Smith, m B. D. Ackley; pf. © Dee.
27, 1985; E pub. 52547; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 3070
Where go the boats; w Robert Louis
Stevenson, melody Albert Patterson.
© 1e. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 116278:
Albert Stanley Patterson, jr., Ram-
age, W. Va. 3071
Where is the fulfilling station; pf., with
Wee) I: c Jan. 27, 1936: E unp.
117022 ; Nita Grey Osborne, Bluefield,
Va. 3072
Where is the moon; song. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1936; E unp. 116476; Ralph E.
Skedgell, Millville, N. J. 3073
song. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1936; E unp.
116961; Arthur Pirro, Piedmont,
Calif. 3074
Where the goldenrod nods; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1936; E unp. 116797; Ida Brock,
Milo, Mo. 3075
Where the mountain meets the sea;
fox trot, w and m Mollie Miller. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1985; E unp. 1159386;
Mollie F. Cunningham, Salinas,
Calif. 3076
Where the sweet violeta grows; w
Charles Fitchlee; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31,
1936; E unp. 117338; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 3077
Which little boy wants to play with
me; w Joe Goodwin and Stanley F.
Weiner, with melody. © 1 «¢. Jan.
3066:
3091
22, 1936; E unp. 116812; Gus Ed-
wards, New York. 3078
While I dance this waltz with you; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1986;
E unp. 116084; William Benson
Richter, Philadelphia. 3079
While I dream; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117125; Jule
Fox, Phil Berg and Ralph Cronn,
Cincinnati. 3080
While the music plays; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117279;
H. Geigus Coulter, Ogden, Utah.
3081
Whisper yes while I am dancing with
you; w Dick Melenric, m A. Pelak.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp. 115880;
Dick Melenrik and Andrew Pelak,
Throop, Pa. 3082
Whispering angel; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 117217;
Saul Babits, New York. 3083
Whispering hope; by Alice Hawthorne,
arr. Zarh M. Bickford; Hawaiian
guit. solo and ace., with w. Jan.
22, 19386; E pub. 53019; Fred Helt-
man co., Cleveland. 3084
Whistlin’ in a shower; w Ted Kellum,
melody Mack Kay. © 1. Jan. 9,
19386; E unp. 116042; Mack Kay Hig-
ginbotham, jr., Anderson, Ind. 3085
Who; w Winford Taylor McReynolds;
pit. © 1c Jan. 31, 1936; EH unp.
117339'; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3086
Who cares; w and melody Edward Or-
son. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp.
116591; Elbert Orson Brower, Phil-
adelphia. 3087
Who in all the world could ask for
more; song. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1171283; Manley Marks and
Don Pedro Regalado, Los Angeles.
3088
Who made hide-didle-didle with Har-
old Sterns’ good fiddle; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp.
116050; Sam Kavalsky, Brooklyn.
3089
Whoever you are, you're beautiful; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116598; Frank Luther, New
York. 3090
Why can’t you fall in love with me; w
and melody Dudley Manners. ©1c.
Jan. 25, 1986; E unp. 117013; D.
Dudley Krupp, Brooklyn. 3091
115
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3092
Why did she take you from me; w and
m F. and Lillyan Deutsch. © 1 «.
_Jan. 10, 1986; E unp. 116100; Flor-
ence Deutsch, Bridgeport, Conn.
3092
Why did we have to break up; fox
trot, w and melody. ©1 ce. Jan. 10,
1936; E unp. 116578 ; Michael James
Corcoran, Albany. 3093
Why don’t you love me the way you
love me dear, in my dreams; fox-
trot, w Lu Earl, and melody. © 1
ce. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116561;
Charles Sexauer, Pittsburgh. 3094
Why don’t you stay out of my dreams;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115590;
Loyd Lawrence, Brewers, Ky.
3095
Why keep me up in the air; pf., with
w. © 1c Jan. 20, 1936; E unp.
116682; Minna Stovall Smith, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 3096
Why pretend; w Ray Smith; pf. ©1
ec. Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116229;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3097
Why should I ever be lonely; waltz;
pf., with w. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1936; EB
unp. 116257; Lizette Mowen, Colum-
bus, O. 3098
Why should I ever feel blue; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp.
115544; Robert Miller, Paterson.
3099)
Why wait; w Sparty Nardone, jr., m
Lorang and Cutting; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 23, 1936; E pub.
53082; T. B. Harms co., New York.
3100
Why? Within my heart; w and m
Jule Le Nard; pf. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1936; E unp. 117263; Julia L. Fitz-
Patrick, Chicago. 3101
Wibbily-wobbly (The) blues; fox trot,
w and melody J. W. Haynes and Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E
unp. 116755; John William Haynes,
Susanville, Calif. 3102
Wie nett; foxtrot, m u. arr. Ernst
Fischer; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
May 10, 1985; E for. 42681; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 3103
Wildflowers; by Chris. M. Edmunds,
op. 30, no. 1; pf. © Jan. 15, 1936; E
for. 42668; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
-London. 3104
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 31
Wiley and Will; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 8, 1936; E unp. 116000; George
Benson, Battle Creek, Mich. 3105
Will and Wiley’s last ride; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp.
116869; Carl William Quackenbush,
Washington. 3106
— Same. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
53125; Carl William Quackenbush,
Washington. 3107
Will it pay; hymn, w and m Junia
Starr. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp.
117366; Junia Black Merchant Starr,
Osseo, Mich. 3108
Will she; w Lee Wood, melody L.
Wood and Al Songey. © 1. Jan.
10, 19386; E unp. 116095; Lee Clay
Wood, Oakland, Calif. 3109
Will there be a rodeo in heaven; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1986; E unp.
116971 ; Billy Benner, New York.
-3110
Will you be my valentine; song. ©
1c Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117376;
Vinnie Thompson Dyke, Princeton,
Ill. 3111
Will you be the same; w and m Cony
Prather. ©1ce. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115570; Roscona (Cony) Prather,
Omaha. 3112
Will you be the same old sweetheart;
pf., with guit. arr., and w. © Dec.
10, 1985; E pub. 53055; Asher Size-
more, Louisville. 3113
Will you believe; song. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1936; E unp. 115830; Ruth Leah
Stormer, Pasadena. 3114
Will you buy a little violet; English w
Jerry Castillo, m J. Padilla, Ha-
Waiian guit. Solo, in note and dia-
gram, Nick Manoloff; new pf. arr.,
with ukulele and guit. chords. ©
Jan 15, 1936; E pub. 52917 ; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 3115
Will you come to the bower ; w Thomas
Moore, with adaptation H. F. Estill,
music ed. and arr. Oscar J. Fox.
1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.—2. Male voices.
© Dec. 21, 1935; E pub. 52317, 52318 ;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
3116, 3117
Texas centennial ed. ©
Jan. 10, 1936; E pub. 52807; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 3118
Will you still remember; song. ©1ec.
Dec. 30, 1985; E unp. 116194; Sophia
Costa, Canton, O. 3119
116
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1936
Will you think of me when I’m gone;
w and m Tex Owens; with guit. arr.
©1ece. Jan. 16, 19386; E unp. 117209;
Doie Hensley Owens, Kansas City,
Mo. 3120
Wilt thou be made whole; hymn, w
S. S Cryor. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub.
52950; Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago. 3121
Wind harps; w Carey Brier, m from
Strassburg gesangbuch, harmonized.
© Oct. 21, 1935; E pub. 52522; Edith
Lovell Thomas, New York. 3122
Wind up the eat n’ throw out the clock ;
song. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp.
116026; David Russell Feiker, Ra-
cine, Wis. 3123
‘Winds from ’cross the sea; waltz song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 13,
1986; E unp. 116298; Harry Hamil-
ton and Howard Pope, Everett,
Wash. 3124
Windy Dakota; waltz song, melody
Sam Adelman. ©1c. Jan 21, 1936;
E unp. 116802; John H. Schuldt.
Stickney, 8S. D. 3125
Wings; w Lorraine Noel Finley, m
Zdenko Fibich, op. 41, no. 139, arr.
Carl Deis. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto cho—
2. Sop. and alto. cho. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 52860, 52861; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 3126, 3127
Winken, Blinken ang Nod; w Eugene
Field; mixed voices. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1986; E unp. 115755; Sidney Shalit
Lippman, Minneapolis. 3128
‘Winter (A) lament; w and m G. G.
Dean and Evelyn Stewart White. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117030;
Grace Ghent Dean, Columbus, O.
3129
Winter lullaby; w Ruth Roloff, m
Adella Carlson Altman; sop. 1, 2 and
alto 1, 2. © Jan. 2, 1986; E pub.
52880; Hyde Park music publishers,
Chicago. 3130
Winter moon; w and m Tonya Loy;
pes ©, 1, c.. Jana-7,,1936;; Bump.
116551; Esther Ruben, New York.
3131
Winter rhapsody; w Ken Murray, and
melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 14, 1935; B
unp. 115527; Max Shaffer, Montreal.
3132
Winver; hymn, w John M. Versteeg.
© le. Dec. 26, 1935; EB unp. 116828;
William B. Winans, Cincinnati.
3133.
3145
Wishing we were friends again; fox-
trot, w and m John Rowles, Harold
Roynan and Victor Annon; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 27, 1935; E for.
42435; Paramount music co., ltd.,
London. 3134
With a cup of cold poison beside me;
w and m Hiton Box, Desmond Cox
and Paddy Roberts; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Jan. 9, 1936; E for.
42561; J. Norris music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 3135
With you; fox trot, w and m Betty
Lauriers. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1935; HB
unp. 115925; Bessie Deslauriers,
Northwood, N. H. 3136
Within my heart; arr. Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1936; E unp. 115860; Elizabeth
Ogilvie Reid, Portland, Or. 3137
Without regret; song. © 1c. Jan. 27,
1936; E unp. 117021; Sara Creath
and Annette Walsh, Wichita Falls,
Tex. 3138
Without rhythm; from This’ll make
you whistle, w and m Maurice Sigler,
Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 10, 1936; E for.
42276; Cinephonic music co., Itd.,
London. 3139
Without you; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E
unp. 116496; Ernest W. Charity,
Dillwynn, Va. 3140
Witnesses to the resurrection; service
of worship for Easter, F. Eppling
Reinartz, w John S. B. Monsell and
others, in Frederick C. Maker and
others. © Jan. 29, 1936; AA 195180;
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 3141
Wolf (Daniel) Melodie; violin, with
pf. ace. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp.
1169382; Daniel Wolf, New York.
3142
Bonra (Wolga); fantasie, russische
lieder, tinze u. zigeunerromanzen, B.
Leopold ; orch. stimmen. © Dee. 20,
1934; E for. 42280; Edition continen-
tal, B. Leopold, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 3143
Wonderful you; w A. E. (Pat) Browne,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; B
unp. 115724; Adeline EH. (Pat)
Browne and Richard Avarre, Los
Angeles. 3144
Won't it be sweil; song. ©1c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116466; Harold Eugene
Fisher, New London, Conn. 3145
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3146
Won’t you be my daddy now; w and
m O. F. Finch and Bud Finch; pf.
©1ec. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116397;
Otis Floyd Finch, Eaton Rapids,
Mich. 3146
Won’t you be my sweetheart; w A.
Sizemore and Walter J. Cook, sr.;
pf.; with guit. arr. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E pub. 538062; Asher Sizemore,
Louisville. 3147
Won’t you ever be mine; w Fern Fair-
fax. ©1e Jan. 30, 1936; E unp.
117227; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 3148
Won't you please give me a kiss; song.
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1936: E unp. 117175;
Maria Araceli Haces Posada, New
York. 3149
Woof woof woof; song. © 1 ¢, Jan.
28, 1986; E unp. 116878; Leslie C.
Groff, Chicago. 3150)
Words (The) of my mother; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 116001;
Jesse W. Vincent, Kirksville, Mo.
3151
Workers together ; junior tune, w John
Irwin, m harmonized. © Oct. 21,
19385; E pub. 52512; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 3152
Working for the Townsend ; Townsend
campaign song, set to tune Marching
through Georgia; pf. © June 15,
1985; E pub. 52676; Harry Raider
Morgan, Los Angeles. 3153
Workman (A) in a village home;
kriegslied, w Alice M. Pullen, Ger-
man melody harmonized. © Oct. 21,
1985; E pub. 52511; Edith Lovell
Thomas, New York. 3154
World (The) is in my way, without
you; w Catharine Byron; pf. ©1c.
Jan. 11, 1986; E unp. 116228; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3155
World (The) itself keeps Easter; ir-
regular, 15th century Latin hymn, tr.
John Mason Neale, Scotch air har-
monized. © Oct. 21, 1985: E pub.
52526; Edith Lovell Thomas, New
York. 3156
World (The) one neighborhood; w
Jeanette E. Perkins, melody from
Musae Sionae, by Praetorius, har-
monized. © Oct. 21, 1935; E pub.
5§2520'; Edith Lovell Thomas, New
York. 3157
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom ; song, adapted from the tra-
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
ditional Irish melody, Londonderry
air, arr. Michael McFarlane. ©
Jan, 29, 1936; E pub. 531386; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
3158
Would you go from my arms to some-
body else; song, melody Allen Taub.
©le. Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 116802;
Rose Phillips, Auburn, N. Y. 3159
Wrap your cares in rhythm; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 2, 1936; E unp.
115687; Max Andrew Ealy, Detroit.
31606
Wright’s (Will J.) songs, group no. 5.
© Dec. 16, 1985; E pub. 52135; Wil-
liam John Wright, Topeka, Kan.
3161
Wrigley’s chewing gum song; set to
tune Jingle bells; pf., withw. ©1l1c.
Jan, 2, 1986; E unp. 115633 ; Delbert
Leroy Hines, Springfield, O. 3162
Wringing that old dish rag; fox-trot,
w Marge Stewart, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Jan. 2, 19386; E unp.
115574; Margaret Zimmerman
Stewart, Mooringsport, La. 3163
Written in my heart; w Peg Martin,
and melody. © 1. Jan. 18, 1936;
E unp. 116648; Barnet Breeskin,
Washington. 3164
Wiinseh dir was; accordeon-album, fiir
kleine instrumente leicht bearb. Curt
Mahr. bd. 3. © Jan. 14, 1986; EH for.
42590; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 3165
album fiir unterhaltung u. tanz,
bearb. Curt Mahr; accordeon. bd. 1.
bd. 2. © Nov. 6, 1935; E for. 42378,
42379; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 3166, 3167
Féxace we (Xechase me); w Dimitrios
Giannoukakis, m Costas Giannidis.
© Aug. 21, 1985; E pub. 52575;
. Apollo music co., New York. 3168
Yea, team; w B. Nisen, m M. David-
son. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
117267 ; Milton Davidson and Barney
Nisen, Los Angeles. 3169
Year’s (The) at the spring; English
carol, w Robert Browning, tune from
Sandys’ Christmas carols, adapted
and harmonized. © Oct. 21, 1935;
E pub. 52515; Edith Lovell Thomas,
New York. 3170
Yellow flowers in a blue bowl; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp.
116655 ; Sheila Spencer, Nashville.
RAI LTEL
118
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1986
3201
Yellowstone and you; song. © 1.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116452; Otto
Norman Olsen, Vernal, Utah. 3172
Yo...yo...; one-step, versi e melodia
Mario Nicolo. © Dec. 28, 1935; E
pub. 52773 ; Ernesto Rossi, New York.
3173
Yodelling (The) hillbilly; w and m
Wilf Carter. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936;
E unp. 116951; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 3174
Yolanda (The) waltz; melody. ©1e.
Dee. 31, 1935; E unp. 115539; Frank
Veloz, Chicago. 3175
Yosemite Falls; valse song. © 1 e«.
Jan. 7, 1936; E unp. 115841; Boni-
facio Dato, Arvin, Calif. 3176
You; fox trot, w and m Alyce Bell.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 19385; E unp. 115920;
Blanche Billingsley, Frederick, Okl.
3177
——tango-fox trot, melody Xavier
Cugat. © 1c. Jan. 29, 19386; E unp.
117178; Robbins music corp., New
York. 3178
— w and m Cliff Price. ©1c. Jan.
7, 1936; E unp. 115802; Clarence
Price, Madawaska, Me. 3179
w and m HK. L. Priest, arr. Len
Fleming. © 1 c¢. Dee. 31, 1985; E
unp. 115549; Elmer L. Priest and
Ethel L. Milleman, Burbank, Calif.
3180
You answered my call; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117258; Alfred
Raymond Lapin, Trenton, N. J.
3181
You are everything to me; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E unp.
116489; Ben A. Lemson, Chicago.
3182
You are my theme song; song. © 1c.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116677; Earle
Scheffler, Lancaster, N. Y. 3183:
You are the answer to all my dreams;
w and melody Dudley Manners. ©
1 e@ Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 117008;
D. Dudley Krupp, Brooklyn. 3184
You are the girl in my dream; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 28, 1935; E unp.
116640; Walter Smith, San Fran-
cisco. 3185
You are the one; w Edward Penn; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116339;
Juel Robert Batson, Grenada, Miss.
3186
You are the spider and I am the fly;
w Katheryn Kehn; pf. © 1c. Jan.
31, 1936; E unp. 117340; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 3187
You called me baby; w and melody
Mae Wolk. © 1. Jan. 13, 19386;
E unp. 116269; Mae Wolk Reinstein,
Brookline, Mass. 3188
You can count on me; w Nat Madi-
son, m Ranny Weeks and Bernie
Fazioli; with guit. arr. © Dec. 27,
1935; E pub. 52436; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 3189
You can’t buy love; w Clarence Lynds;
pf. © 1c Jan. 11, 1936; E unp.
116250; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3190
You can’t get away; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E unp. 116354;
Earle F. Olin, Los Angeles. 3191
You can’t mend a broken heart, no
matter how hard you try; song.
1e¢ Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117023;
Sylvia M. Vandehei, Cedar Rapids,
Ja." 3192
You can’t take the moon; w and
melody Lukie Lynn. © 1 ¢. Dec.
14, 1985; E unp. 115529; Lucille Isa-
bel Tandy, Independence, Mo. 3193
You changed me; fox-trot song, melody
A. Hatch and Ben Adelman. © 1.
Jan. 16, 1986; E unp. 116505; Vir-
ginia Hatch and Al Hatch, Los
Angeles. 3194
You danced right into my heart; song,
melody Gene LaSalle. © 1c. Jan.
7, 19386; E unp. 115803; Vera Baker,
Roosevelt, Utah. 3195
You don’t care; waltz, w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117022 ;
Sam Centamore, Brooklyn. 3196
You hold the key to my heart; w Elmer
Jacobs; pf. © Jan. 14, 1936; EH
pub. 52896; Jack Curry, Chicago.
3197
You just fit the picture; song. ©1e.
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117066; Claude
H. Hersh, Simpson, Col. 3198
You, just you; w and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117353; Nich-
olas Ciardi, Newark, N. J. 3199
You know, I know; w and melody
Dudley Manners. © 1 ¢. Jan. 25,
1936; E unp. 117018; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 3200
You know I’m still in love with you;,
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 2, 1936; E unp. 115587; John
EH. Smith, New Orleans. 3201
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3202'
You'll always be the one I care for;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1986;
EK unp. 116482; Raymond J. Rath-
geb, Alton, Ill. 3202
You'll find cut how much I care about
you; w and m Lillian Hart; pf. ©
1c. Jan. 4, 1986; E unp. 115736;
Lillian Goldner, New York. 3203
You may love me in the springtime;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1c.
Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 117135; Hart
EH. Smith, Indianola, Ia. 3204
You mean everything to me; song.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117290;
Albert Sidney Stella, Los Angeles.
3205
You never can tell; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116633; Henry
H. Tilson, Savannah, Mo. 3206
You never looked so beautiful; w
Harold Adamson, m Walter Donald-
son. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
115765; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 3207
You play on the strings of my heart;
w Mabel Blanche Manuel; pf. ©
1c Jan. 31, 1986; E unp. 117341;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
38208
You promised that you’d phone me; w
and melody Mae Wolk. © 1c. Jan.
13, 1936; E unp. 116270; Mae Wolk
Reinstein, Brookline, Mass. 3209
You’re a dear; song. ©1c. Jan. 16,
1936; E unp. 116478 ; Geo. A. Detten-
bach, St. Louis. 3210
You’re a dream to me; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 23, 1936; E unp. 116860;
George Theo Larson, St. Louis.
3211
Youre a great sensation; fox-trot, w
H. Pope, m H. Hamilton; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 @ Noy. 20; 193942
unp. 113455; Harry Hamilton and
Howard Pope, Everett, Wash. 3212
You’re a mystery to me; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1985; E unp. 115971;
Alex Wilson, Dothan, Ala. 3213
You’re evrything beautiful; w and m
Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots, and
Carmen Lombardo; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 28, 1936; E pub.
53080; Chappell & co., inc, New
York. 3214
«You're falling again; w and melody
Bud Pries. © 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1986; E
unp. 115798 ; Harold Dalmaine Pries,
jr., South. Williamsport, Pa. 3215
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Yow’re in; song; pf. treble acc. © 1
e. Jan. 2, 1986; E unp. 115616; Mel
Riddle, Reseda, Calif. 3216
You’re in a class by yourself; w Ar-
thur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown.
Version 1-8. © 1 ¢. Jan. 7, -1935;
EK unp. 115794, 115795, 115797;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York, 3217-3219.
You’re in the middle of the moon; w
M. Kelly, melody R. Lyons. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 116649; Marian
Kelly and Ruth Lyons, Los Angeles.
3220:
Youre just a photograph now; w BE.
Morrissey and Lillian Bussette, m
Al Kennedy. ©1ce. Jan. 6, 1936; E
unp. 116638; Edward Morrissey,
Stratford, Conn, ae
You’re my angelic sweetheart; words,.
melody and banjo 1 and 2 obbls. ©
1c. Jan. 81, 1986; E unp. 117289;
William Nicholas, New York. 3222.
You’re my constant cry, my constant
lullaby ; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan..
14, 19386; E unp. 116384; Lucile Gay
Coleman, Tottenville, S. I, N. Y.
3223
You're my star and guide; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1c. Jan. 24,.
1986; E unp. 116899; Oscar John
Wright, Morgan City, La. 3224
Yow’re my supreme court; w and mel-
ody. ©1« Jan. 4, 19386; E unp.
115695; Jack Irving Ashinsky,
Brooklyn. 3225.
You’re my theme song; w R. Singer,
melody A. Bardack. © 1 ¢. Jan. 9,
1986; E unp. 116055; Arthur Bar-
dack and Raymond Singer, New
York, 3226.
You’re not just an ordinary gal; w
Jimmy Moore, melody Les Brayton.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117873;
Leslie Mattes Brayton and James
Widrig Moore, Madera, Calif. 3227
You’re still in love with me; w and m
Lillian Hart; pf. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1986;
E unp. 115737; Lillian Goldner, New
York. 3228 -
You’re the answer to my dreams; w
Curtis Peeples; pf. © Jan. 14, 1936;
E pub. 52899; Jack Curry, Chicago.
3229.
You’re the girl in a million for me;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1936;
E unp. 115968; George Armstrong,
Guthrie Center, Ia. 3230*
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no. 1, 1986
You're the glorious sunshine; valse
song. ©1e Jan. 2, 1986; E unp.
116134; Olive Houghton, Los An-
geles. a2oL
You’re the most wonderful of all to
me; w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 23,
1936; E unp. 116861; George Theo
Larson, St. Louis. e202
You’re the Satan in my life; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; H
unp. 117118; Bonnie Dee Dean, Mc-
Pherson, Kan. 3233
You're the supreme court to me; w and
melody. © 1. Jan. 18, 1986; E
unp. 116258; Sanford Hegleman
Bolz, Albany. 3234
You say we're through; w Henry C.
Miller; pf. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936;
E unp. 117342; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 3235:
You started me dreaming; w and mel-
ody Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
©1c. Jan. 21, 19386; E unp. 116715;
Marlo music corp., New York. 3236
You tell me; w Vera Tory; pf. ©1c.
Jan. 31, 19836; E unp. 117348; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2237
You told me you loved me; song, w
Marie Damrosch. © 1. Jan. 17,
1986; E unp. 116527; Creighton Al-
len, New York. 3238
You’ve got me worried ; melody. ©lc.
Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 116047; Lillian
R. Boyer, Philadelphia. 3239:
You’ve got the wrong rhumba; from
This’ll make you whistle, w and m
Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al
Hoffman; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
10, 1986; E for. 42277; Cinephonic
music ¢o., ltd., London. 3240
You’ve got what it takes; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Dec. 26, 19385; E unp.
116119; Ellen Campbell, Wink, Tex.
3241
You’ve got what it takes to get along;
pf., with w. ©1.. Jan. 20, 1986;
E unp. 116683 ; Minna Stovall Smith,
Birmingham, Ala. 3242)
You’ve never come back to me; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 24, 19386; E
unp. 116884; Elizabeth Bishop, De-
Kalb Junction, N. Y. 3243
You’ve only yourself to blame; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp.
116952; Margaret Ives, St. Albans,
England, and Frank Trafford, Lon-
don. 3244
3257
You were good for me; fox-trot song.
© 1e. Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115956;
Mabel Pankow, Reno, Nev. 3245
You were there; from Tonight at 8-30,
w and m Noel Coward; with arr. for
pf. accordion and guit. © Oct. 15,
1985; E for. 42417; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 3246
Young love; valse song. © 1c. Jan.
7, 1936; E unp. 115849; Ruth G.
Barklow, Seaside, Or. 3247
Your good old faithful dog; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Jan. 4, 1986; E unp.
115726; Chas. M. Berry, Inglewood,
Calif. 3248
Your heart and my heart; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp.
116266; Herman Dick Kissenger,
Kansas City, Mo. 3249
Your image in my heart; valse song.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1935; E unp. 115959;
HK. HE. Fullerton, Jireh, Wy. 3250
Your message of love; m D. H. Stearns
and Lionel Scott Maynard; pf., with
w. © 1e. Jan. 7, 1986; E unp.
115823; Dorothy MHutchenson
Stearns, Bridgeport, Conn. 3251
Your picture on the wall; w Roger
Morgan, m King Dadisman; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 116531;
Elwin King Dadisman, Los Angeles.
3252
Your smile; song. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1936; E unp. 117247; William Sauer,
Waite Park, Minn. 3253
Yours and mine; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown: Rev. ©1e.
Jan. 6, 1936; E unp. 115761; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
3254
Yours to command; original operetta,
lyrics Gertrude M. Zielinski, Francis
C. Meurer and C. A. E. Saskowski.
© 1 ce. Dec. 30, 1935; D 39009'; Con-
rad A. EH. Saskowski, Milwaukee.
3254*
Youth; w Sarojini Naidu, m Ernest
Charles; high voice. © Dec. 31,
1985; E pub. 52859; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 3255
Yule (The) log; w Ruth Roloff Mayo,
m Adella Carlson Altman; women’s
voices. © Dee. 10, 19385; E pub.
52157; Altman & Mayo, Chicago.
3256
Zille (Die); walzerlied, w u. m Syl-
vester Scherz. © Nov. 21, 1935; EB
for. 42601; Wiener bohéme verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 3257
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3258
Zingaresca; Gipsy ecaprice, Frederic
Curzon; orch. pts. © Jan. 10, 1986;
E for. 42572; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 3258
pezzo di concerto, Vittorio Monti,
traserizione Antonio Parola; saxo-
fono alto in mi bemolle e pf. ©
Dec. 30, 19385; E for. 42057; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan. 3259
Zingareska; Gipsy dance, Marcus I.
Epstein; pf. © Dec. 28, 1935; E
pub. 52571 ; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 3260:
Zipoli (D.) Pastorale; trasecrizione
Giacomo Benvenuti; pf. © Nov. 30,
19385; E for. 42555; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 3261
Zoom—zoom ; w and melody Bud Burt-
son, Ted Eddy and Bob Kroll. ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116538;
Popular melodies, inc.. New York.
3262
pf. treble, with w. ©1..
Jan. 10, 1936; E unp. 116082; Bud
Burtson, Ted Eddy and Bob Kroll,
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Zulejka; pieSh wschodnia, stowa pol-
skie: W. Krystjan, m: M. Openheim,
arr. Z. Biatostocki. © Nov. 12, 1935;
E for, 42539; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw,
Poland. 3264
Zum-zum-zum; w and melody A. C.
Berdahl and Ben Pollack. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117374; Archie
C. Berdahl, Dunn Center, N. D.
3265
Il? concerto; di Mario Castelnuovo
Tedesco; partitura d’orch. © Dec.
17, 1985; E for. 42081; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 3266
2? ezardas; di Vittorio Monti, trascri-
zione Antonio Parola; saxofono alto
in mi bemolle e pf. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 42058; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
3267
4™° symphonie; de Albert Roussel, op.
53; orch. 1. Partition—2. Ptes. ©
Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 42259, 42260;
Durand et cie., Paris. 3268, 3269
222: melody with pf. acc. ©1c. Jan.
15, 1936; E unp. 116422; Gertrude
Brooklyn. 3263: Hall, New York. 3270
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language from Great Britain and the
Wnited States” (inehidime 13i2sunpublished )22— = eee 2, 147
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 62 unpublished)___ 523
Total. a ees 82 ET NE eee 3, 270
122
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1908
Abendlied; op. 89, no. 3; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Christian Sinding,
Oslo, Norway, as author. R 41471,
Jan. 7, 1936. 1
Abide with me; evening anthem, w
H. F. Lyte. © Ivor Atkins, Worces-
ter, England, as author of m. R
41980, Jan. 7, 1936. 2,
Adam and Eve; from The pied piper,
w R. H. Burnside, m Manuel Klein.
© R. H. Burnside, New York, as
author of w, and Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow of the
author of m. R 42199, Jan. 11, 1936.
3
Adams (Juliette A.) Six small gems;
by Mrs. Crosby Adams, op. 9; pf.
© Juliette A. Adams, Montreat,
N. C., as author. R 41514, Jan. 2,
1936. 4.
Adieu au printemps; valse lente, op.
184; piccola orch. © Vincenzo Billi,
Florence, Italy, as author. R 41721,
Dec. 31, 1935. 5
Adoration; w John Keats, m Kurt
Schindler, op. 11, no. 3; high voice,
in A. © Fifth avenue bank of New
York, New York, as one of the ex-
ecutors of the author of m. R 42161,
Jan. 8, 1936. 6
After the shower; op. 155, no. 3; pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
antinori 42253, Jan. 2.) 1986. 7
Afternoon (An) tea; by Geo. L.
Spaulding; pf. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 41670, Jan. 2, 1936. 8
All for the happy Easter day; pri-
mary solo and cho., w Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42121, Jan. 18, 1986. 9
All the world for Jesus; sacred song,
w Edith Sanford Tillotson. © KHd-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 42345, Jan. 16, 1936.
10
All through the night; old Welsh air,
arr. © Samuel R. Gaines, Boston,
as author of arrangement. R 41515,
Jan. 2, 1936. 11
51882—-36——9
[3270
All you need is Jesus; sacred song, w
James Rowe. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R
42343, Jan. 16, 1936. a4
Allons, vite; marcia popolare, op. 180;
piccola orch. Vineenzo Billi,
Florence, Italy, as author. R 41717,
Dec. 31, 1935. 13
Alma mater; Blair academy song, w
Maleolm F. Joy. © Thornton W.
Allen, New York, as author of m.
R 41960, Jan. 13, 1936. 14
Alte weise; op. 89, no. 2; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Christian Sinding,
Oslo, Norway, as author. R 41470,
Jan. 7, 1936. 15
Always (The) ready band; sacred
song, w Ina Duley Ogdon. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 42327, Jan. 17, 1986.
16
American (The) Indian; characteristic
dance, Geo. L. Spaulding; pf.
Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., aS next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 41689, Jan. 2,
1936. 17
Anchored; pt.-song, w Samuel K.
Cowan, m Michael Watson, arr.;
men’s voices. © N. Clifford Page,
Boston, as author of arrangement.
R 41867, Dec. 30, 1935. 18
And God shall wipe all tears; sacred
song. © Charles T. Ferry, Santa
Monica, Calif., as author. R 41678,
Jan. 2, 1936. 19
And he did; w Gordon Wilson. ©
Allan B. Benedict, Chicago, as au-
thor of m. R 41538, Jan. 2, 19386.
20
Andante con moto; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42132, Jan. 13, 1936. 21
Anvil’s (The) song; w Jessica Moore,
m Geo. L. Spaulding; vocal or in-
strumental. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 41640, Jan. 2, 1936. 22
123
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23
April; song, poem William Watson;
high, in D. © Victor Harris, New
York, as author of m. R 41411, Dec.
30, 19385. 20
April shower; by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 41690,
Jan. 2, 1936. 24
Arbutus; pf. © Edythe Bruyn Hall,
Chicago, as author. R 41544, Jan. 2,
1936. 25
Areadia; intermezzo, H. Engelmann;
pf. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as widow. R 41643, Jan.
2; 1986. 26
Are you lonely ; song, w Ada R. Habex-
shon. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
413738, Jan. 2, 1936. Dl
Around the Maypole; morris dance, R.
R. Forman; pf. © Addie A. Forman,
Hightstown, N. J., as author. R
41641, Jan. 2, 1936. 28
As shadows cast by cloud and sun; w
W. C. Bryant; trio or 3-pt. women’s
cho. © William Berwald, Syracuse,
N. Y., as author of m. R 42248, Jan.
2, 1936. 29
As you like it; valse, H. Engelmann ;
pf. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as widow. R 41781, Jan.
2, 1936. 30
Ashford (E. L.) Adagio; organ volun-
tary. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 42032, Jan. 13, 1936. Sul
At Eastertide; song, w James Rowe.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41583, Jan. 9,
1936. 32
At His bidding; song, w R. Free. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author of m. R 42078, Jan.
2, 1936. 33
At parting; by Reginald De Koven;
low voice. © Anna De Koven, New
York, as widow. R 41754, Jan. 2,
1936. 34
At play; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago,
as author. R 41523, Jan. 2, 1936.
30
At the sound of His name; sacred song,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42330, Jan. 17, 19386. 36
At the window; w Robert Browning;
med. voice. © Marshall R. Kerno-
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
chan, Tuxedo Park, N. Y., as author
of m. R 42008, Jan. 7, 1936. 37
Autumn; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago,
as author. R 41518, Jan. 2, 1936.
38
Ave Maria; by Angelo Mascheroni, arr. ;
orch. © Charles J. Roberts, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 42162, Jan. 9, 1936. 39
Awake, thou that sleepest; Haster
song. © Walter Spry, Spartanburg,
S. C., as author of m. R 41965, Jan.
13, 1936. 40
Awake with the lark; mixed voices.
© Richard De Reef, Brooklyn, as
author. R 42228, Jan. 2, 1986. 41
Barcarolle; by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
pf. © Juliette A. Adams, Montreat,
N. C., as author. R 41499, Jan. 2,
19386. 42
Barearolle in G min.; by S. Rach-
maninoff, op. 10, no. 3, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 41409, Dec. 30, 1935. 43
Barn (The) dance; pf. © Edelbert
L. Sanford, Derby, Conn., as author.
R 41627, Jan. 2, 1936. 44
Baron Trenck ; operette, A. M. Willner
u. R. Bodansky, m Felix Albini, arr. ;
klavier, mit unterlegtem text. Pot-
pourri nr. 2.—Potpourri nr. 1. ©
Gustav Blasser, Vienna, as author of
arrangement. R 42302, 42303, Jan.
24, 1936. 45, 46
Be Thou my guide; duet; sop. and alto.
© Harry Hale Pike, Arcadia, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41633, Jan. 2,
1936. 47
Be Thou near; hymn anthem, w M. L.
Duncan, m Edward Broome; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Elizabeth
Cunningham Broome, Toronto, Ont.,
Canada, as widow of the author of m.
R 41364, Dec. 30, 1935. 48
Beautiful spring ; Easter song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m R
42125, Jan. 13, 1936. 49
Beautiful star of Bethlehem; sacred
song, w Maud Frazer. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42354, Jan. 16, 1936. 50:
Beautiful (The) story; song, w Kate
Ulmer. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
41591, Jan. 9, 1936. 51
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no. 1, 1936
Beaux yeux; by Jean Phillipe, arr.;
band. © John N. Klohr, Cincinnati,
as author of arrangement. R 41686,
Jan. 2, 1936. 52
Because I know; sacred song, w W. C.
Martin. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 42336,
Jan. 16, 1986. 53
Behold, I show you a mystery; song;
low voice. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as author of m. R
42027, Jan. 10, 19386. 54
Behold the days come, saith the Lord ;
Christmas anthem, Humphrey J,
Stewart. © Frances Woodhead,
Point Arena, Calif., as child of the
deceased author. R 41782, Jan. 2,
1936. 5d
Beim becher; op. 82, no. 9; Klavier.
© Christian Sinding, Oslo, Norway,
as author. R 41480, Jan. 7, 1986. 56
Bell (The) piano; pf. © Mari Paldi,
Chicago, as author. R 41525, Jan.
2, 1936. 57
Beneath His shadow hiding; song, w
Ada R, Habershon. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42109, Jan. 2, 19386. 58
Berceuse; organ. © Clarence Dickin-
son, New York, as author. R 41503,
Jan. 2, 19386. 59
Betrothal (The) march; intro. Annie
Laurie, by Chas. Lindsay; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as widow. R 41617, Jan. 2,1986, 60
Big (The) jubilee; march and two-step ;
pf. © George Botsford, Oceanport,
N. J., as author. R 41494, Jan. 6,
1936. 61
Billy boy ; w and m Herbert Ingraham.
© Amo Ingraham, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author. R
41461, Jan. 4, 1936. 62
Birdies’ (The) lullaby; w E. S. Tillot-
son. © Ira B, Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 41597,
Jan. 9, 1936. 63:
Bizet (Georges) Menuet; from ‘L’Ar-
lesienne, arr. Theodore Moses To-
bani; orch. © Joseph Morris
Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
41939, Jan. 10, 1936. 64
Pastorale; from L’Arlesienne, arr.
Theodore Moses Tobani; orch, ©
Joseph Morris Tobani, Woodside,
L. I., N. Y., as child of the deceased
author. R 41938, Jan. 10, 1936. 65
17
Black-eyed Susan; w Anna §8. Reyn-
olds; sop. or ten.; in F. © Edwin
Schneider, New York, as author of
m. R 41506, Jan. 2, 1936. 66
Blessed be the Lord God; anthem. ©
Carrie B, Adams, Portland, Or., as
author. R 42029, Jan. 10,1986. 67
Blossoms of the summer; sacred song,
w Effie Stevens. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42359, Jan. 16, 1986. 68
Blush roses; serenade, Paul Wachs,
arr. Paul Bliss; men’s voices. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone Le-
marchand Wachs, Saint-Mande,
Seine, France, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 42226, Jan. 2, 1986. 69
Bohemian folk songs; simply arr., op,
12; pf., 4 hands. © John Mokrejs,
New York, as author of arrange-
ment. R 41541, Jan. 2, 1936. 70
Bottle (The) fly; w A. C. D. Riley, m
Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake, Webster Groves, Mo.,
Rose Gaynor Barrett, South Nor-
walk, Conn., as children of the de-
ceased author of music, and Alice
C. D. Riley, Pasadena, as author of
w, R 41534, Jan. 2, 1936. 71
Bourrée antique; by Mrs. Crosby
Adams; pf. © Juliette A. Adams,
Montreat, N. C., as author. R 41498,
Jan. 2, 1936. 72
Break forth into joy; anthem, John
A. West; mixed voices. © Joseph
M. West, West Chicago, IIll., as child
of the deceased author. R 41916,
Dec. 31, 1935. 3
Broken (A) song; song, Paul Bliss,
© Lina L. Bliss, Oswego, N. Y., as
widow. R 41662, Jan. 2, 1936. 74
Bubble (The) and the butterfly; song,
from The newlyweds, w Paul West.
© John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as
author of m. R 42205, Jan. 11, 1936.
75
Building of the temple; w R. T.
Spencer, m William Hamilton Ger-
rish; male voices. © Willard P.
Gerrish and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ash-
land, Mass., as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 41341, Dec.
26, 1935. 16
Burden (The) bearer; song, w Geo.
Mathieson. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author
of m. R 42091, Jan, 2, 1936. V7
125
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Butterfly life; by Geo. L. Spaulding ;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41765,
Jan. 2, 1986. 78
By moonlight; barcarolle, A. O. T.
Astenius, op. 28; pf. © Rena B.
Gangler Astenius, Long Beach, Calif.,
as widow. R 42258, Jan. 2,19386. 79
Calm (A) sea; barcarolle, Pierre
Renard; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as widow. R 42228,
Jan. 2, 1986. 80
Calvary; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances M. Lunk, i. e.
Mrs. William R. Lunk, Auburn, N.
Y., as child of the deceased author.
R 41819, Jan. 2, 1936. 81
Calvary’s conqueror; praise service for
EKaster, S. C. Kirk and Herbert J.
Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author J. Lincoln Hall. R
42058, Jan. 25, 1936. 82
Carrier pigeons; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Welles-
ley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
41707, Jan. 2, 1936. 83
Carry your Bible; song, w Fred P.
Morris, arr. R. H. © Robert Hark-
ness, So. Pasadena, Calif., as author
of m. R 41577, Jan. 2, 1936. 84
Catch me; pf. © Richard DeReef,
Brooklyn, as author. R 42235, Jan.
2, 1936. 85
Cause I’m feelin’ blue; fairyesque
from Jack and Jill, lyric Sidney P.
Levy, m Robert A. Keiser. ©
Sophie Keiser King, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 41850,
Jan. 4, 1986. 86
Caution; by Paul Bliss; low voice. ©
Lina L. Bliss, Owego, N. Y., as
widow. R 41748, Jan. 2, 1936. 87
Cecelia, with a capital C; w E. P.
Moran, m Seymour Furth. © Hazle
Myers Furth, West Pittston, Pa.,
as widow of the author of m. R
42164, Jan. 4, 1936. 88
Cecilia waltz; pf. © J. Ernest Philie,
Springfield, Mass., as author. R
41708, Jan. 2, 1936. 89
Channel (A) of service; song. © Rob-
ert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author. R 42076, Jan. 2,
1936. . 90
Dt. TiN. FV. ao
Chanson russe; by Sydney Smith, arr.;
violin with pf. acc. © Henry Tol-
hurst, London, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42250, Jan. 2, 1936. 91
Chaperone (The) ; entrance song, from
The fair co-ed, w G. Ade, m Gustav
Luders. © George Ade, Brook, Ind.,
as author of w, Gustav W. Chase,
Brooklyn, and Edward Konig, Bres-
lau, Germany, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not. living. R
42156, Jan. 11, 1986. 92
Christ is risen; Easter anthem. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 42014, Jan. 10, 1986.
93
Christ the Lord is risen again; an-
them. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as author of m. R 42028,
Jan. 10, 1936. 94
Christ victorious; Easter service. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 42112, Jan. 13,
1936. 95
Christmas dance; waltz, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as widow. R 42221,
Jan. 2, 1936. 96
Circus day; by Bryn Hume; pf., 4
hands. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., as widow. R 41404, Jan. 2,
1936. 97
City (The) of sleep; w Rudyard Kip-
ling; low voice. © Marshall R.
Kernochan, Tuxedo Park, N. Y., as
author of m. R 42009, Jan. 7, 1936.
98
Clap hands; calisthenic march, Geo.
L. Spaulding; pf. © Anne J. Dar:
ling, Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next
of kin of the author who is not liv-
ing. R 41675, Jan. 2, 1936. 99
Clover (The) tops; w A. C. D. Riley,
m Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy
Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves, Mo.,
Rose Gaynor Barrett, South Nor-
walk, Conn., as children of the de-
ceased author of m, and Alice C. D.
Riley, Pasadena, as author of w.
R 41536, Jan. 2, 1986. 100
Ceur joyeux; gavotte. 1. Pf.—2. Ptes.
@orch., avec pf. conducteur. ©
Ernest Gillet, Paris, as author. R
41723, 41724, Dec. 31, 1935. 101, 102
College yell; march two-step; pf. ©
J. S. Zamecnik, Los Angeles, as
R 41328, Dec. 20, 1935. 103
Come along up in the flip flap; w Bal-
lard Macdonald, m James W. Tate.
author.
126
no. 1, 1936
© Elizabeth C. Macdonald, Forest
Hills, L. I., N. Y¥., aS widow of the
author of w. R 41023, Dec. 5, 1935.
104
Come dear Jesus; song, w C. I. Sea-
sholes. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m.
R 42101, Jan. 2, 1936. 105
Come, see the place where Jesus lay;
song; low voice; in B flat. © Wil-
liam G. Hammond, Mystic, Conn.,
as author of m. R 41389, Jan. 2,
1936. 106
Come unto Me ye weary; hymn an-
them, w W. C. Dix; women’s 4-pt.
cho., soli and organ acc. © Sumner
Salter, New York, as author of m.
R 41416, Dec. 30, 1935. 107
Come with a joyful greeting; song, w
E. S. Tillotson. © Ira B Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41593, Jan. 9, 1936. 108
Come with us; song, w Ina Duley
Ogdon. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42138, Jan. 13, 1936. 109
Come ye children; by Arthur Seymour
Sullivan, arr. J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased au-
thor of arrangement. R 41487, Jan.
7, 1936. 110
Companions in arms; march. op. 155,
no. 1; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St.
Louis, as author. R 42251, Jan. 2,
1936. 111
Complete school of technic for the pi-
anoforte. © Isidor Philipp, Paris, as
author. R 42257, Jan. 2, 1936. 112
Concert polonaise; by H. Engelmann.
1. Pf., 4 hands.—2. 2 pfs., 8 hands.
© Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., aS widow. R 41692, 41693, Jan.
2, 1936. 113, 114
Conspirators; song, w Cora Fabbri;
high voice. © Carl Engel, New
York, as author of m. R 41425, Dec.
30, 1935. cia
Coodle (A) doon song; song, Jessie L.
Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
Webster Groves, Mo., and Rose Gay-
nor Barrett, South Norwalk, Conn.,
as children of the deceased author.
R 41711, Jan. 2, 1936. 116
Countless blessings; by Mrs. C. H. Mor-
ris. © Frances Lunk, Auburn. N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author. R
41957, Jan. 10, 1936. 117
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130
Cuck-coo (The) clock; text Mena C.
Pfirshing. © G. A. Grant-Schaefer,
Williamstown, Mass., as author of m.
R 41501, Jan. 2, 1936. 118
Cuddle doon; w A. C. D. Riley, m Jes-
sie L. Gaynor; mezzo sop. © Doro-
thy Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., and Rose Gaynor Barrett, South
Norwalk, Conn., as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alice C. D.
Riley, Pasadena, as author of w. R
41527, Jan. 2, 1936. 119
Cuilene rhu; w Elsie C. King, m Paul
Bliss. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., aS widow of the author of m.
R 416138, Jan. 2, 1936. 120
Same. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., as widow of the author of m.
R 41663, Jan. 2, 1936. 121
Cygne (Le); esquisse symphonique,
Théophile Ysaye, op. 15; grand orch.
Partition. © Carrie Ysaye, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow. R 41727,
Nov. 7, 1935. Tee
Daisy rag; novelty two-step. © Fred
Heltman, Cleveland, as author. R
41492, Jan. 4, 1936. 2s
Daisy’s (The) song; w John Keats, m
Kurt Schindler, op. 11, no. 1; high
voice, in E flat. © Fifth avenue
bank of New York, New York. as one
of the executors of the author of m.
R 42159, Jan. 8, 1986. 124
Dance of the elves; rondo, op. 77, no. 4;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis,
as author. R 41694, Jan. 2, 1936.
125
Dancing daisy fields; pf. © John
Mokrejs, New York, as author. R
41559, Jan. 2, 1936. 126
Dancing-lesson (The); by Joseph
Fredericks, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of arrangement, who is
not living. R 42047, Jan. 8, 1936.
127
Danse-caprice; op. 10, no. 1; violin,
with pf. acc. © Alois Reiser, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author. R 41418,
Dec. 30, 1935. 128
Darkest (The) hour; cantata for Lent,
w seiected. © Harold Moore, Bram-
ley-Sussex, England, as author. R
41918, Jan. 7, 19386. 129
Daughters of the Revolution; march,
H. Engelmann; pf. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, Philadelphia, as widow. R
42190, Jan. 11, 1986. 130
127
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131
Dawn roses; song. 1. In C.—2. In E |} Dolorosa;
flat. © Arthur Selwyn Garbett,
Berkeley, Calif., as author. R
41393, 41394, Jan. 2, 1986. 131, 132
Day by day; w I. Mench Chambers;
contralto. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 41372, Jan. 2, 1936. 133
Day dreams; by R. E. DeReef; pf. ©
Richard DeReef, Brooklyn, as au-
thor. R 42236, Jan. 2, 1986. 134
Day (The) of praise is done; w J. El-
lerton; mixed voices. © Harry
Hale Pike, Arcadia, Calif., as author
of m. R 42208, Jan. 2, 19386. 135
Day (The) of resurrection; anthem.
© Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 42026, Jan. 10, 1936.
136
Dear Motherland; patriotic song, w
and m Manuel Klein. © Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow.
R 42179, Jan. 11, 1936. 137
Death is vanquished; Haster song, w
Franz Christan, m W. H. Neidlinger.
1. In G.—2. In B flat. © Orra Bar-
num Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J.,
as widow of the author of m. R
41624, 41625. Jan. 2. 1986. 138, 139)
Decoration day at sea; song, from Sea
songs. © Caro Roma, Berkeley,
Calif., as author. R 41451, Dec. 27,
1935. 140
Deep in my soul; w Byron, m Hdward
Elgar, op. 53, no. 2; mixed voices.
© Carice J. Blake, Petworth, Sussex,
England, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 41975, Jan. 7, 1986.
141
Do as the soldiers do; song, w Hustace
Baynes. © Kenneth S. Clark, New
York, as author of m. R 42192, Jan.
11, 1986. 142
Do what will count; sacred song, w
Mrs. Frank A. Breck. © Edmund §8.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42333, Jan. 17, 1986. 143
Does the rcad wind uphill all the way;
song; mixed voices. © William G.
Hammond, Mystic, Conn., as author
of m. R 41688, Jan. 2, 1986. 144
Dolly’s asleep; by R. E. De Reef; pf.
© Richard De Reef, Brooklyn, as
author. R 42234, Jan. 2, 1986. 145
Dolly’s musie lesson; pf. © Edythe
Pruyn Hall, Chicago, as author. R
41546, Jan, 2, 1986. 146
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
poéme d’amour, Thecdore
Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph Mor-
ris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author. R
41967, Jan. 10, 1936. 147
Down in Nodaway; w and m Jessie
L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor
Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., and
Rose G. Barrett, South Norwalk,
Conn., as children of the deceased
author. R 41755, Jan. 2, 1986. 148
Down the Rhine; valse lente, Pierre
Renard; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as widow. R
41787, Jan. 2, 1986. 149
Dream idyls; pf. © George Dudley
Martin, Factoryville, Pa., as author.
R 41785, Jan. 2, 1986. 150
Dreams; op. 30; pf. © J. Frank Fry-
singer, York, Pa., as author. R
41659, Jan. 2, 1936. 151
Dreams of the summer night; by C. B.
Hawley ; low voice. © Clara Keeler,
Camp. Chase, O., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41753, Jan. 2, 1936. 152
Dresden (A) china plate; from The
pied piper, w R. H. Burnside, m
Manuel Klein. © R. H. Burnside,
New York, as author of w, and Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 42194, Jan.
11, 1936. 153
Dunning (Sara L.) Thirty-four uni-
son songs; compiled; treble clef and
bass clef. © Sara L. Dunning, Wil-
lington, Conn., as author of editing.
R 41428, Dec. 30, 1985. 154
Easter (The) evangel; response. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42016, Jan. 10, 1936.
155
Easter gladness; organ voluntary, H.
L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42133, Jan. 13, 1986. 156
song, w James Rowe. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 42089, Jan. 18, 1986.
157
Easter gladness has begun; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42124, Jan. 18, 1936. 158
Easter (An) hallelujah; song. © EHd-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., aS au-
thor of m. R 42018, Jan. 10, 1986.
159
128
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Easter joy; anthem, w H. A. Delano,
m E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 42015, Jan.
10, 1986. 160
Easter praise; cantata, text arr. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 42030, Jan. 10,
1936. 161
Easter processional; organ voluntary.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 42136, Jan. 13, 19386.
162
Easter treasury; no. 13, ed. © Karl
K. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as editor. R
41862, Jan. 13, 1936. 163
Ecce sacerdos magnus; op. 22; male
voices; organ ace. © Emil Reyl,
Flushing, N. Y., as author of m. R
41489, Jan. 4, 1936. 164
Henie, mienie, meinie mo; children’s
round dance, w and m Carlos Troyer.
© Florence Cox, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author. R
41604, Jan. 2, 1936. 165
Enchanted (The) cascade; by Hubbard
William Harris; pf. Hildur
Anima Harris, Wilmette, Ill. as
widow. R 41502, Jan. 2, 1986. 166
Entschluss; op. 82, no. 1; klavier. ©
Chr. Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as au-
thor. R 41472, Jan. 7, 1936. 167
Hpitaph (An); w Arthur Stringer, m
Gena Branscombe; med. voice. ©
Gena Branscombe Tenney, New York,
as author of m. R 41420, Dec. 390,
1985. 168
Hrinnerung; op. 82, no. 6; klavier. ©
Christian Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as
author. R 41477, Jan. 7, 1986. 169
Espagnola; from The prima donna, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
Ella Bartlett, New York, and Clif-
ford Herbert, Santa Monica, Calif.,
as children of the deceased author of
m. R 42146, Jan. 11, 1936. 170
Hternity where; w Mary Bernstecher.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasa-
Gena Calit. as author’ of mm. ) RR
42106, Jan. 2, 1936. 171
Huterpe; song without words, op. 25;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
41442, Jan. 6, 1936. ai
Evening prayer; song, w Robt. H.
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
187
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42103, Jan. 2, 1936. a 3
Evening song; pf. © EHdythe Pruyn
Hall, Chicago, as author. R 41550,
Jan. 2, 1936. 174
Ever faithful; romance, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as widow. R 41710,
Jan, 2, 1936. 175
Facing the wind; polka, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as widow. R 42222,
Jan. 2, 19386. 176
Faded (A) leaf; song, w Cora Fabbri;
high voice. © Carl Engel, New York,
as author of m. R 41423, Dec. 30,
1935. 177
Faery song; w John Keats, m Kurt
Schindler, op. 11, no. 2; high voice,
in F. © Fifth avenue bank of New
York, New York, as one of the execu-
tors of the author of m. R 42160,
Jan. 8, 1936. 178
Fair (The) co-ed; selection, Gustav
Luders; pf. © Gustav W. Chase,
Brooklyn, and Edward Konig, Bres-
lau, Germany, as next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 42195,
Jan. 11, 1936. 179
Fairest (The) of the fair; by John
Philip Sousa. 1. Pf., 4 hands.—2. Pf.
© Jane Van Middlesworth Sousa,
Port Washington, L. I, N. Y., as
widow. R 41731, 41768, Jan. 2, 1936.
180, 181
Faith and hope; reverie, Robert A.
Keiser; pf. © Sophie Keiser King,
New York, as widow. R 41483, Jan.
4, 1936. 182
Faithful till the crowning day; song, w
Jennie Wilson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41592, Jan. 9, 1936. 183
Fantaisie sur un théme populaire wal-
lon; par Théophile Ysaye, op. 13;
grand orch. Partition. © Carrie
Ysaye, Hollywood, Calif., as widow.
R 41728, Nov. 7, 1935. 184
Fantastic dance; op. 103; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as author.
R 41664, Jan. 2, 1936. 185
Faultless before the throne; song. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author. R 42100, Jan. 2,
1936. 186
Fight the good fight; w J. S. B. Monsell.
© Harry Hale Pike, Arcadia, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41551, Jan. 2,
1936. 187
129
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
188
Fight to win; sacred song, w James
Rowe, m E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 42320, Jan. 17,
19386. 188
Fiordispina ; mazurka, op. 181; piccola
orch. © Vincenzo Billi, Florence,
Italy, as author. R 41718, Dec. 31,
1935. 189
Fleur de mousse; valse lente, op. 182;
piccola orch. © Vincenzo Billi,
Florence, Italy, as author. R 41719,
Dee. 31, 1935. 190
Floral parade; by Geo. L. Spaulding ;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 41761, Jan.
2, 1936. 191
Flower rain; song, w Robert Love-
man. © Edwin Schneider, New
York, as author of m. R 41530, Jan.
2, 1936. 192.
Folichonnade; polka brillante, op. 183;
piccola orech. © Vincenzo Billi,
Florence, Italy, as author. R 41720,
Dee. 31, 1935. 193
Follow the colours; marching song, w
W. DeCourey Stretton, m Edward
Hlgar. © Carice J. Blake, Pet-
worth, Sussex, England, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 41978,
Jan. 7, 1936. 194
Footlight flashes; march; pf. ©
George Gordan Meade, Philadelphia,
as author. R 41927, Jan. 14, 1986.
195
For His dear sake; sacred song, w
James Rowe. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 42357,
Jan. 16, 1936. 196
For if we believe; contralto solo. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 42021, Jan. 10, 1936.
197
For our good; song. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as
author. R 42111, Jan. 2, 1986. 198
For the last time call me sweetheart ;
song, m Louise A. Johns; in EH flat.
© Cecil Mack, New York, as author
of w. R 41926, Jan. 14, 1936. 199
Forget me not; w and m Carlos
Troyer. © Florence Cox, Los An-
geles, aS child of the deceased au-
thor. R 41605, Jan. 2, 19386. 200
Friendly (The) hand; song, w Riley.
© De Loss Smith, Missoula, Mont.,
as author of m. R 41822, Jan. 2,
1936. 201
ut
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Frisettes (Les); by Paul Wachs; pf.
© Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand Wachs, Saint-Mande,
Seine, France, as widow. R 41676,
Jan. 2, 1936. 202
Frog (The) pond; pf. © John Mo-
krejs, New York, as author. R
41558, Jan. 2, 1936. 203
Frolic in the barn; by R. H. DeReef ;
pf. © Richard DeReef, Brooklyn, as
author. R 42238, Jan. 2, 1986. 204
From Romany to Rome; w Wm. Irwin,
m Tod B. Galloway. © Lucy Gallo-
way Black, Columbus O., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 41771, Jan. 2, 1936. 205
Gaiety echoes; on popular melodies
from gaiety plays, m Ivan Caryll
and Lionel Monckton, arr. H. M.
Higgs; pf. © William Clapham
Marcellus Higgs, Sutton, Surrey,
England, as executor of the ar-
ranger. R 41368, Dec. 27, 1935. 206
Games of childhood days; song. ©
Will J. Harris and Harry I. Robin-
son, Chicago, as authors. R 41487,
Jan. 2, 1936. 207
Garden (The) of the soul; song, w
B. ©. Wordsworth. © Edmund §8.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42017, Jan. 10, 19386. 208
Gather the blossoms of Haster; Haster
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 42126, Jan. 13,
1936. 209
Gefliister: op. 82, no. 4; klavier. ©
Chr. Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as au-
thor. R 41475, Jan. 7, 1936. 210
Gipsy card song; w Willard Holcomb,
m Albert Mildenberg; high voice.
© Victor Mildenberg, Jamaica, N.
Y., aS next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 42048, Jan.
11, 1936. Palak
Girls who want to go upon the stage;
song, from The newlyweds, w Paul
West. © John W. Bratton, Brook-
lvn, as author of m. R 42151, Jan.
11, 1936. Paps
Give a rouse; w Robert Browning;
med. voice. © Marshall R. Kerno-
chan, Tuxedo Park, N. Y., as author
of m. R 42007, Jan. 7, 1936. 213
Give Him praise; song, w Ada Blenk-
horn. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 41601,
Jan. 9, 1936. 214
RENEWALS
no. 1, 1936
Give the light to others; sacred song,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., aS author of m.
R 42355, Jan. 16, 1936. 215
Gloria in excelsis Deo; Christmas
song, w William H. Gardner, m
Adam Geibel; in F. © Kathryn G.
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 42224,
Jan. 2, 1986. 216
Glorious Easter day; song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
41584, Jan. 9, 19386. Zales
God is love; w Anne H. Woodruff, m
J. S. Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as executor of the author of
m. R 42317, Jan. 16, 1936. 218
Going fishing; by R. H. DeReef; pf.
© Richard DeReef, Brooklyn, as au-
thor. R 42237, Jan. 2, 1936. 219
Golden rod, flower of liberty; song.
© John L. Golden, New York, as
author. R 42191, Jan. 11, 1936.
220
Golden sunbeams; song, w Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
41596, Jan. 9, 1936. 2
Gondoliera; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 42044, Jan. 13, 1936.
Deel
Good-cheer (The) band; sacred song,
w James Rowe. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42356, Jan. 16, 19386. 223
Good evening Caroline; song, w Jack
Norworth. © Albert Von Tilzer,
New York, as author of m. R 41345,
dam 3s) 1936. 224
Good morning everybody; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding; vocal
or instrumental. © Anne J. Darl-
ing, Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 41618, Jan. 2, 1936.
225
Good night my love; serenade; mixed
voices. © Frank A. Clark, Phila-
delphia, as author. R 41645, Jan. 2,
1936. 226
Gounod (Charles Francois) Anh!
Where can rest be found, O divine
Redeemer ; new version arr. Frederic
W. Root; sop. or ten.; in E flat. ©
Fanny Smith Root, Chicago, as
238
widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 41504, Jan. 2, 1936. 22t
Grace and beauty; waltz, Chas. Lind-
say; pf. © Marie C. Hngelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as widow. R 41770,
Jan. 2, 1986. 228
Grace to you and peace; motet, op. 26,
w from the Bible; voices, strings ad
lib., and organ. © H. Walford
Davies, Maidenhead, England, as au-
thor of m. R 41981, Jan. 7, 1936.
229
Grande gigue in D minor; from op. 13,
J. G. Hassler, ed. and fingered; pf.
© Paolo Gallico, New York, as au-
thor of editing and fingering. R
42157, Jan. 18, 1936. 230
Great (A) event; pf. © Abe Holz-
mann, Hast Orange, N. J., aS author.
R 41816, Jan. 7, 1936. 231
Guardian angel melody; by Andrew
Seidt. © John A. Seidt, Baltimore,
as author. R 41921, Jan. 9, 1936.
232
Guilmant (Alexandre) Pastorale; op.
26, for pf. and harmonium, arr. for
organ and rev. by the composer. ©
Pauline Jeanne Guilmant Aliamet,
Asnieres, France, and Marie Louise
Guilmant Loret, Vanves, France, as
children of the deceased author.
R 42308, Jan. 23, 1936. 233
Ha, ha; from The prima donna, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
Hila Bartlett, New York, and Clif-
ford Herbert, Santa Monica, Calif.,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 42202, Jan. 11, 1936. 234
Hail, Jehovah, glorious leader; Easter
carol, m George B. Nevin; mixed
voices; organ or pf. ace. © Lillias
©. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as widow of
the author of m. R 41370, Dec. 30,
1935. 235
Hail the risen King; EHaster song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 421138, Jan. 13, 19386. 236
Hallelujah to the King; song, w Hdith
S. Tillotson. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 41308,
Dec. 16, 1935. 237
Happy day; w Josie Wallace, m Chas.
C. Ackley. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 41316,
Dec. 16, 1935. 238
131
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
239
Happy days; by A. Strelezki, arr.;
orch. © Charles J. Roberts, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 42163, Jan. 9, 1936. 239
Happy elves; by Paul Lawson; pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41739, Jan. 2,
1936. 240
Happy hours; barn dance; pf. ©
Perey Wenrich, New York, as au-
thor. R 41786, Jan. 2, 1936. 241
Hark, through the sunlight; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41578, Jan. 9, 1936. 242
Harkness (Robert) ‘Two songs; w
Richard Cadbury. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 41449, Dec. 28, 1935.
243
Harvest home; sacred song, w Henry
Alford. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., aS author of m. R 42314,
Jan. 16, 1936. 244
He brought me out; song, w George
O. Webster. © G. C. Tullar, Orange,
N. J., as author of m. R 41929, Jan.
10, 1936. 245
He is risen; anthem, w Cecil F. Alex-
ander. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42010,
Jan. 10, 1936. 246
He knows the way; w and m C. S.
Briggs. 1. In EB flat.—2. In F.—3.
In G. © Catherine G. Briggs, Bos-
ton, as child of the deceased author.
R 41346, Dec. 26, 1935. 247
He loves me so; song. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as author.
R 41303, Dec. 23, 1985. 248
He will meet you; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m.
R 42084, Jan. 2, 1936. 249
He will not let me go; song, w Fred
P. Morris. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42065, Dec. 28, 1935. 250
Hear the captain’s call; song, w G. O.
Webster. © G. C. Tullar, Orange,
N. J., aS author of m. R 41930,
Jan. 10, 1986. 251
Hear the glad birds sing; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Edmund S§S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42041, Jan. 13, 1936. 252
pt. II, n.s., v. 3h
Hear the glad birds singing; song for
Intermediate department, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42115, Jan. 18, 1986. 253.
Heart’s desire; by C. B. Hawley;
low voice. © Clara Keeler, Camp.
Chase, O., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41752,
Jan. 2, 1986. 254
Heart’s melody; by H. Engelmann; pf.
© Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., as widow. R 41774, Jan. 2,
1986. 255:
Hippity hop; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chi-
cago, as author. R 41519, Jan. 2,
1936. 256
Hirondelles (Les) ; concert etude, Ca-
mille W. Zeckwer, op. 25, no. 1; pf.
© Hortense Zeckwer, Philadelphia,
as widow. R 41759, Jan. 2, 1936.
257
His blessed face; w and m Adam
Geibel; high voice; in G. © Kath-
ryn G. Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author. R
41757, Jan. 2, 1986. 258
His grace is sufficient for all; song, w
W. A. Patton. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as author of m.
R 41301, Dec. 23, 1985. 259
His life; song, w Mary Bernstecher.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasa-
dena, Calif. as author of m. R
42102, Jan. 2, 1936. 260
His love for me; song, w F. M. Hast-
wood. © Fred H. Byshe, Ottawa,
Canada, as author of m. R 41820,
Jan. 2, 1986. 261
His lullaby; song, w Robert Healey.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, La
Mesa, Calif., as author of m. R
41560, Jan. 2, 1936. 262
Holiday (A); pf. © Mari Paldi, Chi-
cago, aS author. R 41520, Jan. 2,
1936. 263
Homeward march; introductory to My
old Kentucky home, Chas. Lindsay ;
pf. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as widow. R 41615, Jan.
2, 1936. 264
Horvath (Géza) Sechs ganz leichte
klavierstticke fiir anfainger; op. 99.
© Thusnelda Horvath, Vienna, as
widow. R 41468, Jan. 7, 1936. 265
Hosanna in the highest; Easter an- —
them. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 420138,
Jan. 10, 1936. 266
132
RENEWALS
no. 1, 1986
How long, O Lord; sacred song, w
from Psalm 13; low voice. © H.
Alexander Matthews, Philadelphia,
as author of m. R 41421, Dec. 30,
1935. 267
Howard (A. P.) Six Easter carols; 3d
ser., rev. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
Boston, as author of revision of m.
R 41369, Dec. 30, 1985. 268
Humoreske; op. 82, no. 10; klavier.
© Christian Sinding, Oslo, Norway,
as author. R 41481, Jan. 7, 19386.
269
Hungary; rapsodie mignonne, Carl
Koelling, op. 410. 1. 2 pfs, 8
hands.—2. Pf., 4 hands. © Franz
Koelling, Gary, Ind., and Helene
Koelling Matheson, Binghamton,
N. Y., as children of the deceased au-
thor. R 41408, 41740, Jan. 2, 19386.
270, 271
Hunting song; men’s voices. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y., as author. R 41746,
. Jan. 2, 1936. ZG?
—pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago, as
author. R 41522, Jan. 2, 1986. 2738
Hunting the fox; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Welles-
ley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41768, Jan. 2, 1986. 274
Hush-a-bye, baby dear; by Jessie L.
Gaynor; women’s voices. © Dor-
othy Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., and Rose G. Barrett, South
Norwalk, Conn., as children of the
deceased author. R 42218, Jan. 2,
1936. 275
Huskin’ (The) bee. 1. Pf.—2. Barn
dance; band. © Kenneth S. Clark,
New York, as author. R 41687,
41713, Jan. 2, 1936. ZIG 200
Hymn (A) for the Pope; w Hugh T.
Henry, m H. G. Ganss. © Lizzie
Ganss, Lancaster, Pa., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 42262, Jan. 29, 1936. 278
Hymn of the association; song, w Ora
Samuel Gray. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42105, Jan. 2, 19386. 279)
I always go to Jesus; song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42139, Jan.
9, 1936. 280
I always know my own front door,
*cause there’s Welcome on the mat;
from The newlyweds, w A. S. Brown,
299
m N. D. Ayer. © Nat D. Ayer, New
York, as author of m, and A. Sey-
mour Brown, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of w. R 42201, Jan. 11, 1986.
281
I can trust Him; sacred song, w W.
C. Martin. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, ©O., as, author, of mm.) R
42361, Jan. 16, 1936. 282
I come to watch o’er thee; by C. B.
Hawley; men’s voices. © Clara
Keeler, Camp Chase, O., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 42230, Jan. 2, 1936. 283
I heard the voice of Jesus say; song,
melody Katherine Wallace Davis,
arr. J. A. West. © Marjorie Thomp-
son, Wilmette, Ill., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 41558, Jan.
2, 1936. 284
I know; w Elsa Barker; high voice.
© Charles Gilbert Spross, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., aS author of m. R
41606, Jan. 2, 19386. 285
I love you like the Yankee loves the
Red, White and Blue: song, w
Ernest C. Gregory. © George
Mitchell, Ithaca, N. Y., as author of
m. R 41925, Jan. 14, 1936. 286
I’m coming to Thee; sacred song, w
Effie Stevens. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O.. as author of m. R 423382,
Jan. 17, 1936. 287
I’m looking for a sweetheart, and I
think you’ll do; duet, from The pied
piper, w R. H. Burnside, m Manuel
Klein. © R. H. Burnside, New
York, as author of w, and Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 42186, Jan.
11, 1936. 288
I may forget; song, w Christina G.
Rossetti. 1. In E flat—2. In G.
© Arthur Selwyn Garbett, Berkeley,
Calif., as author of m. R 41395,
41396, Jan. 2, 1936. 289, 290
I shall see His face; song, w Ada
Blenkhorn. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as author of m.
R 41306, Dec. 23, 1935. 291
I should like to know the reason; duet
from The pied piper, w R. H. Burn-
side, m Manuel Klein. © R. H.
Burnside, New York, as author of
w, Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif.,
as widow of the author of m. R
42198, Jan. 11, 19386. 292
133
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
293
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
I sing because I love to sing; 2 pt.
song, Ciro Pinsuti, ed. Hans Lichter;
women’s voices. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as author
of editing. R 41865, Dec. 30, 1935.
293
I think of thee; w H. Albro, m R. M.
Stults; in F. © Julie Van der Veer
Stults, Philadelphia, as widow of
the author of m. R 42232, Jan. 2,
1986. 294
I used to be afraid to come home in
the dark, now I’m afraid to go at
all; song, Harry Williams, EK. Van
Alstyne and B. H. Burt. © Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of one
of the authors, Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago, and Benjamin Hapgood
Burt, New York, as the other au-
thors. R 42187, Jan. 11, 1986. 295
I will extol Thee; high voice. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 42025, Jan. 10, 1936.
296
I will glory; w Ira B. Wilson, m J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor of the author of m. R
42318, Jan. 17, 1936. 297
I will magnify Thee; anthem; mixed
voices. © Richard Edward De Reef,
Brooklyn, as author. R 41402, Jan.
2, 1936. 298
I will tell the story; sacred song. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 42353, Jan. 16, 1936. 299
I wonder what’s the matter with my
eyes; w Harry Williams, m HK. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago, as author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 42147, Jan. 11, Bea
30
Ich sehe dich in tausend bildern; w
Novalis, m Max Reger, op. 105, nr.
1; mittlere singstimme, mit orgel,
harmonium o. pf. begl. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 42304, Jan. 24, 1936.
301
If you are left for me; song, w T. E. B.
enya. in C2 tmishieiain ee ©)
Geoffrey O’Hara, Tuckahoe, N. Y.,
as author of m. R 41776, 41777,
Jan. 2, 1936, 302, 303
In a garden; by C. B. Hawley; low
voice. © Clara Keeler, Camp Chase,
O., aS next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 413899, Jan. 2, 1936.
304
—— pf.
author.
© Mari Paldi, Chicago, as
R 41526, Jan. 2, 1936. 305
In haste; by Geo. L. Spaulding: pf.
© Anne J, Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who i8 not living. R 41636, Jan. 2,
19386, 306:
In His keeping; song, w G. S. R. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author of m. R 42081, Jan.
2, 1986. 307
In His name; sacred song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42325, Jan. 17, 1986. 308
In old Mobile; fairyesque from Jack
and Jill, lyric Sidney P. Levy, m
Robert A. Keiser. © Sophie Keiser
King, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 41848, Jan. 4, 1936.
309
In praise of Him; song, w A. N. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author of m. R 42097,
Jan. 2, 1936. 310
In the better land with Jesus; song, w
Mary Bernstecher. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42096, Jan. 2, 1986.
311
In the dusk; w and m Fleta Jan
Brown. © Fleta Jan Brown
Spencer, Chatham Center, N. Y., as
author. R 42152, Jan. 11, 1986. 312
In the golden long ago; w J. F. Ma-
honey, m Theodore Morse. © Theo-
dora Morse, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 41814, Jan. 7,
1936. 313
In the hayloft: pf. © John Mokrejs,
New York, as author. R 41556, Jan.
2, 1936. 314
In the morning; song, w Mary Bern-
stecher. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42090, Jan. 2, 1986. 315
In the shadow of the Carolina hills;
w Beth Slater Whitson, m Leo Fried-
man. © Alice Whitson Norton,
Nashville, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
42055, Jan. 25, 1936. 316
In the springtime when the roses bloom
around the cottage door; song, W
Edgar Leslie. © Halsey K. Mohr,
Brooklyn, as author of m. R 41454,
Jan. 4, 1986. al
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In the swamp; pf. © Edythe Pruyn
Hall, Chicago, as author. R 41542,
Jan. 2, 1936. 318
In the twilight glow; song, R. M.
Stults. © Julie Van der Veer Stults,
Philadelphia, as widow. R 41644,
Jan. 2, 1986. 319
India, dream of the Orient; by Paul
Felix; pf. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., as widow. R 41742, Jan. 2,
1936. 320)
Indian (An) cradle song; song, w anon.
© Kenneth S. Clark, New York, as
author of m. R 41634, Jan. 2, 1936.
321
Indian-summer sketch; by John Hyatt
Brewer ; organ. © Cornelia K. Ives,
Water Mill, L. I., N. Y., as widow.
R 41427, Dec. 30, 1935. 322
Inspiration overture; by Al Hayes;
orch. Henry Fillmore, Cincin-
nati, as author. R 41324, Dec. 28,
19385. 323:
Iris; intermezzo, Pierre Renard; pf.
© Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., as widow. R 41620, Jan. 2, 1936.
324
Irish (The) patrol; pf. © Edelbert L.
Sanford, Derby, Conn., as author.
R 41653, Jan. 2, 1936. 325
Isle (The) of jewels; operetta, libretto
and lyrics Jessica Moore, m Geo. L.
Spaulding. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 41773, Jan. 2, 1936. 326
It is for me; song, w Ada R. Haber-
shon. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m.
R 41374, Jan. 2, 1936. 327
It really was a very pretty story; from
Pied piper, w R. H. Burnside, m
Manuel Klein. © R. H. Burnside,
New York, as author of w, and Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow of
the author of m. R 42185, Jan. 11,
1936. 328
It’s my thistle; w Ballard Macdonald,
m James W. Tate. © Elizabeth C.
Macdonald, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y.,
as widow of the author of w. R
41024, Dec. 5, 1935. 329
It’s the little things that count in life;
duet, {rom The pied piper, w R. H.
Burnside, m Manuel Klein. © R. H.
Burnside, New York, as author of
w, and Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow of the author of m.
R 42189, Jan. 11, 19386. 330
Italia; lamento; ptes. d’orch., avec pf.
econducteur. © Ernest Gillet, Paris,
as author. R 41722, Dec. 31, 1935.
331
Jack in the pulpit; pf. © John
Mokrejs, New York, as author. R
41557, Jan. 2, 19386. 332
Jesu, the very thought of Thee; w E.
Caswall; sop. or ten. solo and cho.
© Christopher Henry Hudson Booth,
New York, as author of m. R 41799,
Jan. 7, 1936. 333
Jesus came to me; song, w Katharine
S. Wadsworth. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as author of m.
R 41297, Dec. 28, 1985. 334
Jesus, I my cross have taken; w H. F.
Lyte, m T. B. Starr. 1. In D.—2. In
F. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger, Hast
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the author
of m. R 41648, 41649, Jan. 2, 1986.
300, 336
Jesus is always true; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42093, Jan. 2, 1936. 337
Jesus is victor today; Easter song, w
Ada Blenkhorn. © Ira B. Wilson,
Holiywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42122, Jan. 18, 19386. 338
Jesus is waiting to save; song, w M. W.
Hubbard. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as author of m. R
41305, Dec. 23, 1935. 339
Jesus says He loves me; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42104, Jan. 2, 1986. 340
Joy cometh in the morning; sop., con-
tralto and ten. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as author of m. R
42022, Jan. 10, 1936. 341
Joy is born at Hastertide; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42114, Jan. 13, 1936. 342
Joy (The) of Haster; song, w James
Rowe. © Edmund 8S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 42038,
Jan. 13, 1936. 343
Joy (The) of Easter time; primary
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42117, Jan. 13, 1936.
344
Joy (The) of the Lord; song, w G.
Mathieson. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42077, Jan. 2, 1986. 345
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346
Joy of the morning; text Edwin Mark-
ham, m Mildred J. Hill. © Jessica
M. Hill and Patty S. Hill, New York,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 41505, Jan. 2,
1936. 346
Joyful (The) Eastertide; song, w
Minnie Genevieve Morse. © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 41317, Dec. 16, 1935. 347
Joyful (A) song; song, w Jno. S. B.
Monsell. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
41580, Jan. 9, 1936. 348
Joyful sounds; valse caprice; pf. ©
John A. Seidt, Baltimore, as author.
R 41920, Jan. 9, 1986. 349
no. 2, galop caprice; pf. © John
A. Seidt, Baitimore, as author. R
41963, Jan. 9, 1936. 350
Joyful strains; op. 51; pf. © Oscar
M. Schoebel, Holton, Kan., as author.
R 42219, Jan. 2, 19386. 351
Joyous (The) morn; song, w George O.
Webster. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 41309, Dec.
16, 1935. 352
Just caws (cause); w and m Paul
Bliss; male quartette. © Lina L.
Bliss, Owego, N. Y., aS widow. R
42927, Jan. 2, 1936. 353
Kaleidoscope; characteristic dance, H.
Engelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as widow. R
41791, Jan. 2, 1936.
King Gorm the grim; ballad, w after
Theodor Fontane, by Marian Parker
Whitney, m Horatio Parker, op. 64;
mixed cho. Voc. sc. © Anna
Parker, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 41413, Dec. 30, 1935.
355
King (The) of glory; Easter service,
Chas. C. Ackley and J. W. Lerman.
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
one of the authors of m. R 41318,
Dec. 16, 1935. 356
Landon’s first steps in harmony; by
Charles W. Landon. © Florence M.
Landon, New Orleans, as widow. R
41397, Jan. 2, 1936. 357
Last (The) good-bye; commencement
song; mixed voices. © Harry T.
Burleigh, New York, as author. R
41705, Jan. 2, 1936 358
Lead me all the way; sacred song, w
and m C..S. Briggs. 1. In C.—2 In
E flat—3. In F. © Catherine G.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Briggs, Boston, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 41347, Dec. 26,
1935. 359
Let praises fill the earth and sky; song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 41579, Jan. 9, 1936. 360
Let us all be happy; Easter song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42116, Jan. 18, 1936. 361
Letter (A) from Jesus; song, w Fred
P. Morris. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42082, Jan. 2, 19386. 362
Life and light; w George Matheson, m
C. B. Hawley; low voice. © Clara
Keeler, Camp Chase, O., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 41756, Jan. 2, 1986. 363
Life’s springtime; by C. B. Hawley;
low voice. © Clara Keeler, Camp
Chase, O., as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 41398,
Jan. 2, 1986. 364
Lift up your heads, O ye gates; an-
them. © Carrie B. Adams, Portland,
Or., as author of m. R 42024, Jan.
10, 1936. 365
Light; w Helen Hay Whitney, m R. M.
Stults; med. voice; in F. © Julie
Van der Veer Stults, Philadelphia,
as widow of the author of m. R
42246, Jan. 2, 1986. 366
Light fantastic waltz; op. 155, no. 2;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis,
as author. R 42252, Jan. 2, 1936.
367
Light (The) of His love; sacred song,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42348, Jan. 16, 19386. 368
Lilac blossoms; two-step; pf. © Perey
Wenrich, New York, as author. R
41769, Jan. 2, 1935. 369
Lily (The) of the valley; w Lizzie De
Armond; sop. solo and cho. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42118, Jan. 15, 1936.
370
Lily (The) song; song, w Flora Kirk-
land. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 41313, Dec.
16, 1935. 301
Lindy; w Franz Christan, m W. H.
Neidlinger. 1. Low; in E flat.—2.
High; in F. © Ora Barnum Neid-
linger, East Orange, N. J., as widow
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Jan. 2, 1936. See Bla
Listen to the knocking bird; w and m
Herbert Ingraham. © Amo Ingra-
ham, Los Angeles, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 41457, Jan. 4, 1936.
374
Listening to God; sacred song, w Mary
McCrae Culter. © Edmund §. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as author of m. R
42340, Jan. 16, 19386. 315
Little brother of mine; song, m Rose
Fenimore Gaynor. © Rose G. Bar-
rett, South Norwalk, Conn., as au-
thor. R 41712, Jan. 2, 1936. 376
Little lady ; intermezzo, Manuel Klein;
pf. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow. R 42173, Jan. 11,
1986. 377
Little love song; op. 45, no. 1; violin
and pf. © Frederic Arthur Frank-
lin, Fredericksburg, Va., as author.
R 41704, Jan. 2, 1936. 378
Little (A) ray of sunshine; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding; vocal
or instrumental. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 41639, Jan. 2, 19386.
379
Little (The) robin; pf. © Edythe
Pruyn Hall, Chicago, as author. R
41548, Jan. 2, 1936. 380
Lonesome; song. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author. R 41464, Jan.
4, 1936. 381
Looking backward; solo and quartet;
male voices. © William Adolphe
Gracey, Geneva, N. Y., as author of
m. R 41673, Jan. 2, 1936. 382
Lord (The) indeed is risen; song, w
George O. Webster. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 413807, Dec. 16, 1985. 383
Lord (The) is my light; anthem. 1.
Bar. solo, men’s cho. and organ.—2.
Bass solo, mixed cho. and organ. ©
Sumner Salter, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 41414, 41415, Dec. 30,
1985. 384, 385
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
w of 23d psalm; mixed voices, or-
gan ace. © Christopher Henry
Hudson Booth, New York, as author
of m. R 42054, Jan. 22, 1936. 386
poetical adaptation James Mont-
gomery, m Geo. Noyes Rockwell;
high voice. © Laura M. Rockwell,
400
Topeka, Kan., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 41642, Jan. 2, 1986.
387
Lord (The) is my strength; anthem;
mixed voices. © Thomas Darius
Williams, Altoona, Pa., as author.
R 42220, Jan. 2, 1986. 388
Lord (The) is risen; song; mixed
voices. © Benjamin W. Loveland,
Hartford, aS author of m. R 41623,
Jan. 2, 1986. 389
Lord (The) of life is risen; song, w
George O. Webster. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of m.
R 41310; Dec. 16, 1935. 390
Lord’s (The) prayer; hymn. © Rob-
ert Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42071, Jan. 2,
1936. 391
Lost (The) lamb-child; song. © P.
Douglas Bird, San Diego, Calif., as
author. R 41738, Jan. 2, 1936. 392
Love gives all; song, w hacen A,
Proctor. © Geoffrey O’Hara, Tucka-
hoe, N. Y., as author of m. R 42214,
Jan. 2, 1986. 393
Love, in the gloaming; w L. HE. Walk-
er, m Rose Fenimore Gaynor. ©
Rose G. Barrett, South Norwalk,
Conn., as author of m. R 42225,
Jan. 2, 1936. 394
Love of Jesus, all divine; duet; sop.
and bar. © Harry Hale Pike, Ar-
cadia, Calif., as author. R 41758,
Jan. 2, 1986. 395
Love paid the debt; song, w Elizabeth
Wakman. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
41588, Jan. 9, 1936. 396
Love-sick; w Louis Weslyn, m H.
Spencer. © Louis Weslyn Jones,
Asbury Park, N. J., as author of w,
and Herbert Spencer, Chatham Cen-
ter, N. Y., as author of m. R 42174,
Jan. 11, 1936. 397
Love song; op. 40; pf. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, San _ Diego,
Calif., as author. R 41441, Jan. 6,
1936. 398
Love watches; valse caprice; pf. ©
George Botsford, New York, as au-
thor. R 42154, Jan. 11, 19386. 399
Loving time; from The newlyweds, w
A. S. Brown, m N. D. Ayer. © A.
Seymour Brown, New York, as au-
thor of w, and Nat D. Ayer, Phila-
delphia, as author of m. R 42140,
Jan. 11, 1986. 400
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401
Lucella; novelette francaise, Robt. A.
Keiser; pf.
New York, as widow. R 41482, Jan.
4, 1986. 401
Lullaby; pf. © Mari Paldi, Chicago,
as author. R 41524, Jan. 2, 1936.
402
Madrigale; by A. Simonetti, arr.; or-
gan. © Clarence Dickinson, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
41539, Jan. 2, 1986. 403
Make room within for Jesus; sacred
song, w James Rowe. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42347, Jan. 16, 1986. 404
Many waters; meditation; pf. ©
Clarence Kohlmann, Philadelphia, as
author. R 41622, Jan. 2, 1986. 405
March along, happy hearts; song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41598, Jan. 9, 1936. 406
March of the midgets; op. 77, no. 6;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St.
Louis, as author. R 41701, Jan. 2,
1936. 407
March religioso; organ voluntary, E.
L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42034, Jan. 18, 1936. 408
Marche champétre; by Andrew J.
Boex; pipe organ. © Al M. Boex,
Cincinnati, as child of the deceased
author. R 41407, Jan. 4, 1986. 409
Marching orders; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Welles-
ley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41614, Jan. 2, 1936. 410
Mason (Daniel Gregory) Impromptu;
op. 3, no. 2; pf. © Daniel G. Mason,
New York, as author. R 41783, Jan.
2, 1986. 411
Mass, in D minor; by Humphrey J.
Stewart; male or mixed voices; or-
gan or orch. ace. © Frances Stew-
art Woodhead, Point Arena, Calif.,
as child of the deceased author. R
41961, Dec. 10, 1935. 412
Mazourka di ballet; by F. P. Atherton,
op. 151; pf. © Agnes T. Bilers,
Rochester, N. Y., as widow. R
41779, Jan. 2, 1936. 413
Meditation; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42033, Jan. 13, 1936. 414
© Sophie Keiser King,
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 31
=— J. S. Fearis. © Otto L.
Fearis, Chicago, as executor. R
42135, Jan. 13, 1936. 415
Meine seele ist still zu Gott; w aus
Psaim 62, m Max Reger, op. 105, nr.
2; mittlere singstimme mit orgel,
harmonium o. pf. begl. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 42305, Jan. 24, 1936.
416
Melody at twilight; by F. P. Ather-
ton; pf. © Agnes T. Hilers, Roches-
ter, N. Y., as widow. R 41709, Jan.
2, 1936: 417
Melody of love; by H. Engelmann, op.
600; pipe organ. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as widow.
R 41767, Jan. 2, 1986. 418
Mendelssohn (Arnold) Fwtnf geist-
liche lieder; gem. chor. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Martha Mendelssohn,
Darmstadt, Germany, as child of
the deceased author. R 42306, Jan.
24, 1986. 419
Merry-go-round (The) ; pf. © Edythe
Pruyn Hall, Chicago, as author.
R 41543, Jan. 2, 1936. 420
Message (A) of Summer-time; song, w
EK. S. Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41603, Jan. 9, 1986. 421
Message (The) of the angels; by C. B.
Hawley; low voice. © Clara Keeler.
Camp Chase, O., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41730, Jan. 2, 1986. 422
Methodical sight singing; method of
private and class instruction in the
Ist and fundamental requirements of
music, with lessons in vocal culture,
Frederic W. Root, op. 21. pt. 3. ©
Fannie S. Root, Chicago, as widow.
R 41390, Jan. 2, 1936. 423
Mirth and gayety; caprice, op. 118; pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 41772, Jan. 21985. 424
Monarch over all; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, aS author of m. R
41314, Dec. 16, 1935. 425
Montana; western two-step, Theodore
Morse. © Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow. R 41815, Jan. 7,
1986. 426
Mountain (A) pink; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wel-
lesley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41656, Jan. 2, 1936. 427
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Musik zu Shakespeares Was ihr wollt;
vy. Engelbert Humperdinck, voll-
stiindiger klavierauszug Otto Wit-
tenbecher. © Wolfram Humper-
dinck, Leipzig, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42300, Jan. 24,
1936. 428
My all in all; song, w Fred P. Morris.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasa-
@ena. Calif., as author of m. » R
42074, Jan. 2, 1986. 429
My guiding star; reverie, op. 75. ©
Louis A. Drumheller, Harrisburg,
Pa., as author. R 42143, Jan. 11,
1936. 430
My heart, I said; w Cora Fabbri;
high voice. © Carl Engel, New
York, as author of m. R 41422, Dec.
30, 19385. 431
My heart is God’s kingdom; w Ada
Blenkhorn, m J. S. Fearis. © Otto
L. Fearis, Chicago, aS executor of the
author of m. R 42316, Jan. 16,
1936. 432
My lov’d one rest; low voice. © P.
Douglas Bird, San Diese Calif, as
author. R 41741, Jan. 2, 1986. 433
My love; duet for 2 equal voices, op.
31. © Oscar M. Schoebel, Holton,
Kan., as author. R 42245, Jan. 2,
1936. 434
My lute; song, w Clarence Urmy; in G
flat. © Samuel Liddle, London, as
author of m. R 41362, Dec. 27, 1935.
435
My rancho maid; w and m Mabel
McKinley. © Mabel McKinley Baer,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., as author. R
41813, Jan. 7, 1936. 436
My rose with the heart of gold; by Paul
Felix; low voice. © Lina L. Bliss,
Owego, N. Y., as widow. R 41733,
Jan. 2, 1936. 437
My Saviour; song, w T. I. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif., as
author of m. R 42075, Jan. 2, 1936.
438
My Saviour face to face; song. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as author of m. R 41302, Dec. 23,
1935. 439
My shadow; song, w Robert Louis
Stevenson, German w Charles Henry
Meltzer. © Ward Stephens, New
York, as author of m. R 41778, Jan.
Pay BIS BG 440
My song; song, w Mary Bernstecher.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
51882—36——10
Calif., as author of m. R 42092, Jan.
2, 19386. 441
My swan song; w Geneva V. Wolcott, m
R. R, Forman. © Addie A. Forman,
Hightstown, N. J., aS author of m.
R 41706, Jan. 2, 19386. 442
Napoleon; from The newlyweds, w
A. S. Brown, m N. D. Ayer. © Nat
D. Ayer, New York, as author of
m, and A. Seymour Brown, Philadel-
phia, as author of w. R 42200, Jan.
11, 1986. 443
Nature’s Easter; solo and cho., w Effie
Stevens. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 42042,
Jan. hos 1 O86: 444
Nature’s resurrection; Easter service,
by E. 8S. Lorenz and Ira B. Wilson.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
one of the authors of m. R 42129,
Jan. 13, 1936. 445
Nature’s song; song, w Murray O’Hara.
i) ini By at._2 In Stats "©
Geoffrey O'Hara, Tuckahoe, N. Y., as
author of m. R 41646, 41647, Jan. 2,
1936. 446, 447
Near the well; Irish song. © Agnes
Clune Quinlan, Philadelphia, as au-
thor. R 41669, Jan. 2, 1936. 448
Nearer my God to Thee; w Adams, m
Henry Parker. 1. Low voice.—2.
High voice. © Nellie Parker, Hen-
don, England, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 41748, 41749,
Jan. 2, 1936. 449, 450
Neidlinger (W. H.) Two songs; w
Franz Christan. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 41652,
Jan. 2, 1986. 451
Night song; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42130, Jan. 18, 1936.
452
Ninna-nanna; canzone, parole Enrice
Golisciani. © Pier Adolfo Tirindelli,
Rome, as author of m. R 41716, Dec.
al, 1935. 453
Noble (T. Tertius) Ten offertory sen-
tences; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
T. Tertius Nobie, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 41417, Dec. 30, 1935.
454
Novelties for the organ; coll. and ed.
v. 2. © William C. Carl, New York,
as author. R 413887, Jan. 2, 19386.
455
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456
Now sleeps the crimson petal; song,
w Tennyson. 1. In B flat.—2. In D
flat. © Harry T. Burleigh, New
York, as author of m. R 41629,
41630, Jan. 2, 1936. 456, 457
Now the day is over; hymn-anthem.
w S. Baring Gould, m EHdward
Broome; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Elizabeth Cunningham Broome,
Toronto, as widow of the author of
m. R 41868, Dec. 30, 1935. 458.
Nursery rhymes; from The pied piper,
w R. H. Burnside, m Manuel Klein.
© R. H. Burnside, New York, as au-
thor of w, and Helen Klein, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of the author
of m. R 42197, Jan. 11, 1986. 459)
O mia speranza; from The prima
donna, w Signor Ciucicini, m Victor
Herbert. © Hla Bartlett, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Santa
Monica, Calif., as children of the
deceased author of m. R 42206,
Jan. 11, 1936. 460
O precious little word; sacred song, w
H. E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 42349,
Jan. 16, 1986. 461
O such a change; song, w W. C. Mar-
tin. © James M. Black, Williams-
port, Pa., as author of m. R 41800,
Dee. 23, 1935. 462
O that thou hadst hearkened; by
Arthur Sullivan, arr. J. Lincoln Hall.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne,
Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip Hall,
Philadelphia, as children of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
41486, Jan. 7, 1936. 463
O wild west wind; w Shelley, m Edward
Higar, op. 538, no. 3; mixed voices.
© Carice J. Blake, Petworth, Sus-
sex, Hngland, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 41976, Jan. 7, 1936.
464
O, wondrous night in June; w and m
Fleta Jan Brown. © Fleta Jan
Brown Spencer, Chatham Center,
N. Y., as author. R 42153, Jan. 11,
1936. 465:
O ye that love the Lord; high voice. ©
John Edward Roberts, Rochester,
Pa., as author. R 41744, Jan. 2,
1936. 466
Ode on the name Jesu; English version
Shirley M. K. Gandell, music arr.
for cho. © Clarence Dickinson, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
41512, Jan, 2, 1936. 467
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Ode on time; op. 27, w Milton; bar.
solo and cho, © H. Walford Davies,
Maidenhead, England, as author of
m. R 41983, Jan. 7, 1936. 468
O’er waiting harpstrings of the mind;
text Mary Baker Eddy, m Frederic
W. Root; sop. or ten.; in A flat. ©
Fanny Smith Root, Chicago, as
widow of the author of m. R 41497,
Jan. 2, 1936. 469
Off for camp; march, Paul Lawson;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41654,
Jan. 2, 1936. 470
Officer of the day; march, Geo. L.
Spaulding; pf. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 41637, Jan. 2, 1936. 471
Official (The) adviser and reminder;
duet, from The pied piper, w R. H.
Burnside, m Manuel Klein. © R. H.
Burnside, New York, as author of w,
and Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif.,
as widow of the author of m. R
42196, Jan. 11, 1936. 472
Oh, be ready; sacred song, w Cora M.
Turrel. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 42324,
Jan, 16, 1986. 473
Oh you girl; w Harry Williams, m A.
Mack. © Carrie Quinn, New York,
as widow of the author of w, and
Andrew Mack, Bayside, L. I., N. Y.,
as author of m. R 421938, Jan. 11,
1936. 474
Old Chief Metaatakwa; pf. © John
Mokrejs, New York, as author. R
41555, Jan. 2, 1936. 475
Old Rhine wine; w and m Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow. R 42175, Jan. 11,
1936. 476
On a visit; by Geo. L, Spaulding; pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41760, Jan. 2,
1936. ATT
On Himalay; poem Shelly; mixed
voices. © Granville Bantock, Chal-
font St. Peter, Buckinghamshire,
England, as author of m. R 41972,
Jan. 7, 1986. 478
On our way rejoicing; poem J. S. B.
Monsell, m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. In
C.—2. In E flat. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, HE. Orange, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 41391,
41392, Jan. 2, 1936. 479, 480
140
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no. 1, 1936
Onicthe roads op. 155, no: 6; pf:
Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 42256, Jan. 2, 1986. 481
On the train; scherzo-galop, Pierre
Renard; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., aS widow. R 41788,
Jan, 2, 1936. 482
One little bunch of heather; Irish
song. © Agnes Clune Quinlan,
Philadelphia, as author. R 41668,
Jan. 2, 1936. 483
One (The) you're looking for; from
The prima donna, w Henry Blossom,
m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Blos-
som Wilson, New York, as widow of
the author of w, Ella Bartlett, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Santa
Monica, Calif., as children of the
deceased author of m. R 42141, Jan.
11, 1986. 484
Only waiting; sacred song, w Frances
L. Maed. © Thomas Darius Wil-
liams, Altoona, Pa., as author of m.
R 41688, Jan. 2, 1936. 485
‘Onward Christian soldiers; march;
band. © John N. Klohr, Cincinnati,
as author. R 41677, Jan. 2, 1936.
486
‘Onward, forward; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances M. Lunk, i. e.
Mrs. William R. Lunk, Auburn, N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author. R
41818, Jan. 2, 1936. 487
Open your dreaming eyes; song, w
Lizzie DeArmond. © G. C, Tullar,
Orange, N. J., as author of m. R
41928, Jan. 10, 1936. 488
Our welcome song; song, w E. S. Til-
lotson. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 41594, Jan.
9, 1986, 489
Out and out for Jesus; song, w J. EH.
Rankin. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 42086,
Jan. 13, 1936. 490
Out of the rolling ocean; song, w Walt
Whitman. © Marshall R. Kerno-
chan, Tuxedo Park, N. Y., as author
of m. R 42006, Jan. 7, 1936, 491
Owls; epitaph, Edward Elgar, op. 53,
no. 4; mixed voices. © Carice J.
Blake, Petworth, Sussex, England,
as child of the deceased author. R
41977, Jan. 7, 1986. 492
Paper (The) chase; caprice, Paul Law-
son; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Welles-
ley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41700,
Jan. 2, 1986. 493,
508
© | Pass dat possum; song, m Kerry Mills.
© Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hud-
son, N. ¥., as author of w. R 42312,
Jan. 29, 1936. 494
Pathway of blossoms; polka caprice,
op. 144; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern,
St. Louis, as author. R 42244, Jan.
2, 1936. 495
Picking flowers; pf. © Richard EH. De-
Reef, Brooklyn, as author. R 42233,
Jan. 2, 1936. 496
Piéce romantique; violin and pf. ©
Heniot Levy, Chicago, as author. R
41964, Jan. 13, 1936. 497
Pilgrim; sacred song, w Lawrence
Perry. © Harry T. Burleigh, New
York, as author of m. R 41651, Jan.
2, 1936. 498
Pink pearls; waltz, Geo. L. Spaulding ;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41616,
Jan. 2, 1936. 499)
Pit-a-pat: op. 77, no. 5; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as author.
R 41702, Jan. 2, 1936. 500
Pizzicato serenade; op. 45, no. 2; vio-
lin and pf. © Frederic Arthur
Franklin, Fredericksburg, Va., as
author. R 41703, Jan. 2, 1986. 501
Plainsman’s (A) song; by Paul Bliss;
men’s voices. © Lina L. Bliss,
Owego, N. Y., as widow. R 41684,
Jan. 2, 1936. 502
Playing leap frog; pf. © Edythe
Pruyn Hall, Chicago, as author. R
41549, Jan. 2, 1936. 503
Pleasant (A) jaunt; pf. © Edythe
Pruyn Hall, Chicago, as author. R
41547, Jan. 2, 1986. 504
Piedge (A) and a prayer ; song, w EH. O.
Knee. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42087, Jan. 2, 1936. 505
Poison ivy rag; by Herbert Ingraham.
© Amo Ingraham, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author. R
42087, Jan. 2, 1936. 505
Polka-militaire; by H. Hngelmann, op.
475; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Philadelphia, as widow. R 41484,
Dec. 23, 1935. 507
Polonaise in A flat; by Albert Milden-
berg; pf. © Victor Mildenberg, Ja-
maica, N. Y., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 42046,
Jan. 11, 1986. 508
141
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
509:
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Poor heart; w Cora Fabbri; high
voice. © Carl Engel. New York, as
author of m. R 41424, Dec. 30, 1935.
509
Poppy buds; valse lento, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Philadelphia, as widow. R 42208,
Jan. 11, 1936. 510
Postlude ; organ voluntary, KH. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 42031, Jan. 10, 19386. 511
Same. © MHenry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42131, Jan. 18, 19386. 512
Praise Him: song, w H. 8. Tillotson. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 41595, Jan. 9, 1986.
513.
Praise His name; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
41312, Dec. 16, 1935. 514
Praise the Lord; anthem; mixed
voices. © Alfred Wooler, Lakeland,
Fla., as author of m. R 41516, Jan.
2, 1936. 515
Prayer (A); song, w Elizabeth Heard-
ing. © Charles H. Demorest, Chi-
cago, as author of m. R 41511, Jan.
2, 1985. 516
Prayer is the way; Song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42110, Jan. 2, 1986. Salil
Prelude in E flat; pipe organ. © Ed-
ward M. Read, St. Louis, as author.
R 41671, Jan. 2, 1936. 518
Prelude in G min.; by S. Rachman-
inoff, op. 23, no. 5, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R
41410, Dec. 30, 1935. 519
Prima (The) donna; ensemble, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
Hila Bartlett, New York, and Clif-
ford Herbert, Santa Monica, Calif.,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 42145, Jan. 11, 1986. 520:
Prince (The) of humanity; Christmas
song, w Franz Christan, m W. H.
Neidlinger. 1. In C.—2. In HE flat.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, East
Orange, N. J., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 42241, 42242, Jan. 2,
1936. 521, 522
Proper (The) of the mass for Sundays
and holidays; set to simple m A.
Edmonds Tozer. v. 2. © Muriel
R. Edmonds Tozer, London, as child
of the deceased author. R 41488,
Jan. 4, 1936. 523
Reaching out to save you now; song,
w Mary Bernstecher. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif., as
author of m. R 42108, Jan. 2, 1986.
524
Read (Edward M.) Allegretto; pipe
organ; in E flat. © Edward M.
Read, St. Louis, as author. R 42231,
Jan. 2, 1986. 525
Read it over again to me; song, w
John R. Clements. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42099, Jan. 2, 1986.
526
Regina coeli; anthem for Easter,
Paolo Giorza, ed. by A. La Meda. ©
N. Clifford Page, Boston, as author
of editing. R 41871, Dec. 30, 1985.
527
Reinhold (Hugo) Etude; op. 61;
klavier, linke hand allein. © An-
tonie Reinhold, Vienna, as widow.
R 41486, Nov. 19, 1935. 528
Nocturne; op. 61; klavier, linke
hand allein. © Antonie Reinhold,
Vienna, as widow. R 414385, Nov. 19,
1935. 529)
Rejoice in the Lord; song, w Elizabeth
Sanford Tillotson. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42085, Jan. 18, 1986. 530
Rejoice, rejoice; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 41589, Jan. 9, 1986. 5381
Rejoice, the Lord is King; anthem.
© William Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y.,
as author. R 41408, Jan. 2, 1936.
532
Remember now thy Creator; song,
William Hamilton Gerrish; in F.
© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F.
Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as children
of the deceased author of m. R
41342, Dec. 26, 1985. 533
Reticence in sorrow; song, w G. Math-
ieson. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m.
R 42080, Jan. 2, 1936. 5384
Return (The) of the gondoliers; pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 41537, Jan. 2, 1936. 535
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RENEWALS
no. 1, 1936
Reveille (The) ; w Bret Harte, m Ed-
ward Elgar; men’s voices. © Carice
J. Blake, Petworth, Sussex, Hngland,
as child of the deceased author of
m. R 41973, Jan. 7, 1986. 536
Ride on in majesty; w H. H. Milman;
male cho. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42011, Jan. 10, 1986. 537
Ring, ring, Easter bells; w Josie Wal-
lace, m Chas. C. Ackley. © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 41315, Dec. 16, 1935. 538
Ring the Haster bells; primary song,
w Ada Blenkhorn, © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42119, Jan. 13, 1986. 5389
Ripples; valsette, Paul Lawson; pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41699, Jan. 2,
19386. 540
Rippling waters; valse, op. 57; pf. ©
Oscar M. Schoebel, Holton, Kan., as
author. R 42247, Jan. 2,1936. 541
Risen; song, w Edith S. Tillotson. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
author of m. R 41311, Dec. 16, 1935.
542
w Mary Bernstecher. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author of m. R 42095, Jan.
2, 1936. 543
Risen in glory; song, w Ada Blenk-
horn. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywocod,
Calif., as author of m. R 41580,
Jan. 9, 1936. 544.
Risen is He; song, w Ida Blenkhorn.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41585, Jan. 9,
1936. 545,
Risen (The) Lord; Easter song, w Wil-
liam H. Gardner, m Adam Geibel; in
D. © Kathryn G. Skinner, Philadel-
phia, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 41626, Jan. 2, 1936. 546
Risen victorious; song, w Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
41581, Jan. 9, 1936. 5AT
Rock of ages; anthem, w Augustus M.
Toplady. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 42360,
Jan. 16, 1936. 548
Rogers (James H.) Ten octave
studies; pf. © James H. Rogers,
San Marino, Calif., as author. R
41429, Dec. 30, 1935. 549)
562
Rollicking friars; by Manuel Klein;
pf. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow. R 42172, Jan. 11,
1936. 550
Romance: violin and pf. © Charles
Gilbert Spross, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
as author. R 41745, Jan. 2, 1936.
551
Romanza in G; organ. © Walter Kel-
ler, Chicago, as author. R 41966,
, Jan. 13, 1986. 552
Rondel (A); w John Payne, m Jessie
L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor
Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., and
Rose G. Barrett, South Norwalk,
Conn., as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 41784, Jan. 2, 1936.
503
Rose petals; romance, Paul Lawson;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41698,
Jan. 2, 1936. dot
Rosemary: pf. © Henri Weil, New
York, as author. R 41736, Jan. 2,
1936. DOD
Rowing; w and m Manuel Klein. ©
Helen Kiein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow. R 42176, Jan. 11, 19386. 556
Safe until the morning; song, w Ada
R. Habershon. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42066, Jan. 2, 1986. 557
Sailor’s song and hornpipe; by Carl
Koelling, op. 392; pf. © Franz Koel-
ling, Gary, Ind., and Helene Koelling
Matheson, Binghamton, N. Y., as
children of the deceased author. R
41612, Jan. 2, 1986. 558
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Airs
de ballet de Parysatis; arr. Léon
Roques; pf., 4 4 mains. © André
Roques, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
38847, July 18, 1935. 559
Le rouet @’Omphale; poéme sym-
phonique, arr. Theodore Moses To-
bani; orch, © Joseph Morris
Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
41937, Jan. 10, 1986. 560
Same (The) old message; sacred song,
w Laurene Highfield. © Edmund 8.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42346, Jan. 16, 1936. 561
Searlet (The) stream; song, w Mary
Bernstecher. © Robert Harkness,
Scuth Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42107, Jan. 2, 1936. 562
143
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
563:
Scherzando; pf. © Carl M. Beecher,
Evanston, Ill., as author. R 41552,
Jan. 2, 1936. 563
School (The) flag; march, Geo. L.
Spaulding; pf., 4 hands. © Anne J.
Darling, Wellesley Hills, Mass., as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 41691, Jan. 2, 1936. 564
Sea (The) o’ dreams; w A. C. D. Riley,
m Jessie L. Gaynor; sop., or mezzo
sop. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake, Web-
ster Groves, Mo., Rose Gaynor Blake,
South Norwalk, Conn., as children of
the deceased author of m, and Alice
C. D. Riley, as author of w. R 41528,
Jan. 2, 1986. 565
Second serenade; by Carl Koelling, op.
376, no. 1; pf. © Franz Koelling,
Gary, Ind., and Helene Koelling
Matheson, Binghamton, N. Y., as
children of the deceased author. R
41611, Jan. 2, 19386. 566
Send out Thy light; sacred song. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author. R 42313, Jan. 16, 1986.
567
Send the message back to glory ; sacred
song, w Jennie Wilson. © Hdmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42329, Jan. 17, 1936. 568
Send your love a violet flowr; w A. C.
D. Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor. ©
Dorothy Gaynor Blake, Webster
Groves, Mo., Rose Gaynor Barrett,
South Norwalk, Conn., as children of
the deceased author of m, and Alice
C. D. Riley, Pasadena, as author of
w. R 41540, Jan. 2, 1986. 569)
Sentimental Sarah; from The pied
piper, w R. H. Burnside, m Manuel
Klein. © R. H. Burnside, New
York, as author of w, and Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 42183, Jan.
11, 1986. 570
September after the sweet summer-
time; w and m Luella Lockwood
Moore. © LeBaron Lockwood, Sault
Ste, Marie, Mich., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
42149, Jan. 11, 1936. 571
She’s the daughter of an A. P. A.; w
and m Herbert Ingraham. © Amo
Ingraham, Los Angeles, as child of
the deceased author. R 41455, Jan.
4, 1936. 572
Shepherd (The); pf. © Mari Paldi,
Chicago, as author. R 41517, Jan.
2, 1936. 573
pt. IIL mS. ,. vook
Shepherd kind and true; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m.
R 42079, Jan. 2, 1986. 574
Sheridan’s ride; by John Philip Sousa ;
band. © Jane Van Middlesworth
Sousa, Sands Point, Pt. Washing-
ton, L. I., N. Y., as widow. R 41714,
Jan. 2, 1936. 575
Signal marsch; aus Der mann mit den
drei frauen, Franz Lehar, arr. Wil-
helm Alexi; klavier. © Gustav
Blasser, Vienna, as author of ar-
rangement. R 42301, Jan. 24, 19386.
576
Sinding (Christian) Caprice; op. 82,
no. 7; klavier. © Christian Sind-
ing, Oslo, Norway, as author. R
41478, Jan. 7, 19386. 577
—— Etude; op. 82, no. 8; klavier. ©
Christian Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as
author. R 41479, Jan. 7, 19386. 578.
—— Impromptu; op. 82, no. 2; klavier.
© Chr. Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as
author. R 41473, Jan. 7, 1936. 579
Studie; op. 82, no. 5; klavier. ©
Christian Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as
author. R 41476, Jan. 7, 1936. 580
Sing aloud unto God, our strength;
anthem. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as author of m. R 42019,
Jan. 10, 1986. 581
Sing me some quaint old ballad; by R.
M. Stults; med. voice; in G. © Julie
Van der Veer Stults, Philadelphia, as.
widow. R 42259, Jan. 2, 19386. 582
Sir Grasshopper; w A. C. D. Riley, m
Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake, Webster Groves, Mo.,
Rose Gaynor Barrett, South Nor-
walk, Conn., as children of the de-
ceased author of m., and Alice C. D.
Riley, Pasadena, as author of w. R
41533, Jan. 2, 1936. 583
Sirventese; violon, avec acc. de pf. ©
Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli, Florence,
Italy, as author. R 41715, Dec. 31,
1935. 584
Skizze; op. 82, no. 3; klavier. © Chr.
Sinding, Oslo, Norway, as author. R
41474, Jan. 7, 1936. 585
Sleep baby, sleep; w Jessica Moore,
m Geo. L. Spaulding; voc. or in-
strumental. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, Mass., as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 41638, Jan. 2, 1936. 586
Sleep, dearie, sleep; w from the Ger-
man, m R, M. Stults; med. voice;
144
RENEWALS
no. 1, 1936 617
in E flat. © Julie Van der Veer | Song (A) of repose; song, w Geo.
Stults, Philadelphia, as widow. R Mathieson. © Robert Harkness,
41792, Jan. 2, 1936. 87
Sleighing glee; male voices. © Daniel
Rhys Ford, Warren, O., as author.
R 41798, Dec. 27, 1935. 588
Smarty; song, w Jack Norworth. ©
Albert Von Tilzer, New York, as
author of m. R 413438, Jan. 3, 1936.
589
Snow flowers; w Elizabeth K. Reyn-
mus sop. or ten. 7 in Ei” flat.-"©
Edwin Schneider, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 41507, Jan. 2, 1936.
590
So glad; song, w Lizzie De Armond.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41586, Jan. 9,
1936. 591
So precious to me; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42073, Jan. 2, 1936. 592
So they say; song, T. B. Galloway, op.
538. © Lucy Galloway Black, Colum-
bus, O., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41674, Jan. 2,
1936. 593
Soldiers of the King; sacred song, w
Hdith Sanford Tillotson. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42342, Jan. 16, 1936. 594
Some day when you are mine; song,
w Fred G. Rover. 1. In F.—2. In A
flat. © Geoffrey O’Hara, Tuckahoe,
Neo as auchor of “mr.” Re 41750,
41751, Jan. 2, 1936. 595, 596
Some one will; sacred song, w Wm.
Crowle, m J. S. Fearis. © Otto L.
Fearis, Chicago, as executor of the
author of m. R 42319, Jan. 17, 1936.
597
Somebody ought to tell her husband;
w and m Herbert Ingraham. © Amo
Ingraham, Los Angeles, as child of
the deecased author. R 41462, Jan.
4, 1936. 598
Sometime; song, w H. A. Robe. i. In
G.—2. In B flat. © Geoffrey O’Hara,
Tuckahoe, N. Y., as author of m. R
41631, 41632, Jan. 2, 19386. 599, 600
Sonatine; v. Géza Horvath, op. 96;
Klavier. © MThusnelda Horvath,
Vienna, as widow. R 41467, Jan. 7,
1936. 601
Song (A) of love; song. 1. In B flat.—
2.In D. © Arthur Selwyn Garbett,
Berkeley, Calif., as author. R 41681,
41682, Jan. 2, 1936. 602, 603
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42085, Jan. 2, 1936. 604
Song (A) of rest; song, w J. Stuart
Holden. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
42067, Jan. 2, 1936. 605
Song of the plains; w Sue Alice Pulsi-
fer Crockett, m Carlos Troyer. ©
Florence Cox, Los Angeles, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
41610, Jan. 2, 1936. 606
Song of the twilight; song, w Elizabeth
K. Reynolds. © Edwin Schneider,
New York, as author of m. R 41510,
Jan. 2, 1986. 607
Song (The) of the weather bird; op.
77, no. 1; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern,
St. Louis, as author. R 41697, Jan.
2, 1936. 608
Song-sparrow (The); w Franz Chris-
tan, m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. In A
flat—2. In C. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, Hast Orange, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 42215,
42216, Jan. 2, 1936. 609, 610
Song (The) the angels sang; Christ-
mas song, R. M. Stults. © Julie Van
der Veer Stults, Philadelphia, as
widow. R 42229, Jan. 2, 19386. 611
Song without words; pf. © Mari
Paldi, Chicago, as author. R 41521,
Jan. 2, 1986. 612
Songs and shadow pictures for the
child world; w Rachel Barton But-
ler, m Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy
Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves, Mo.,
and Rose G. Barrett, South Norwalk,
Conn., as children of the deceased
author of m. R 42217, Jan. 2, 1986.
613
Songs of praise; sacred song, w Lau-
rene Highfield. © Edmund S, Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 423387, Jan. 16, 1936. 614
Soul kiss; novelette francaise, Robert
A. Keiser. © Sophie Keiser King,
New York, as widow. R 41456, Jan.
4, 1936. 615
Speed away; galop, Paul Lawson: pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41655, Jan. 2,
1936. 616
Spoonyville; song. © Billy Gaston,
New York, as author. R 414383, Dec.
26, 1935. 617
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Dt. HE MsS iw ot
Spring has come; song, w James Rowe.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42040, Jan. 18, 1936.
618
Spring song; violin and pf. © Henry
Tolhurst, London, as author. R
41775, Jan. 2, 1936. 619
Sténdchen; op. 89, no. 1; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Christian Sinding,
Oslo, Norway, as author. R 41469,
Jan. 7, 1936. 620
Star of heaven; w George Graff, jr.,
m Ernest R. Ball. © George Graff,
New York, as author of w. R 42180,
Jan. 11, 1936. 621
Still, still, with Thee; by C. B. Haw-
ley; low voice. © Clara Keeler,
Camp Chase, O., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41729,
Jan. 2, 1936. 622
— song, w H. B. Stowe. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42086, Jan. 2,
1936. 623
Stone (The) is rolled away; primary
solo and cho., w Lizzie De Armond.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42128, Jan. 13,
1986. 624
Stone (The) which the builders re-
fused; ten. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as author of m. R
42023, Jan. 10, 1936. 625.
Strew the blossoms; song, w E. S. Til-
lotson. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 41600,
Jan. 9, 1936. 626
Studies in shifting; violin. © Jose-
phine Trott, Denver, aS author. R
41500, Jan. 2, 1936. 627
Suite in four movements; violin and
pf. © A. Von Ahn Carse, Great
Missenden, Buckinghamshire, Eng-
land, as author. R 41979, Jan. 7,
19386. 628
Summer-time; song, w James Rowe.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41602, Jan. 9,
1936. 629
Summer (The) wind; poem Walter
Learned; high, in F. © Victor
Harris, New York, as author of m.
R 41412, Dec. 30, 1935. 630:
Sun of my soul; w John Keble; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Harry Hale
Pike, Arcadia, Calif., as author of
m. R 42209, Jan. 2, 19386. 631.
Sun shower; caprice, F. P. Atherton,
op. 152; pf. © Agnes T. Hilers,
Rochester, N. Y., as widow. R 41780,
Jan. 2, 1936. 63:2
Sunlight land; w and m R. M. Stults.
© Julie Van der Veer Stults, Phila-
delphia, as widow. R 41621, Jan.
2, 19386. 633
Sunset in the valley; reverie, H. En-
gelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Philadelphia, as widow. R
42181, Jan. 11, 19386. 634
Sunshine (The) of your home; sacred
song, w Ada Blenkhorn. © EHd-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42341, Jan. 16,
1936. 635:
Swedish folksong; volklied nach einem
tanze aus Dalekarlien, English ver-
Sion Shirley M. K. Gandell, arr.
Julius Stern, ed. Clarence Dickin-
son. © Clarence Dickinson, New
York, as author of editing. R 41513,
Jan. 2, 1986. 636
Sweet dreams of home; meditation, H.
Engelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Philadelphia, as
widow. R 42155, Jan. 11, 1936. 6387
Swing wide the door; Haster song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42128, Jan. 18, 1986. 638
Tag, you’re it; pf. © Edythe Pruyn
Hall, Chicago, as author. R 41545,
Jan. 2. 1936: 639
Take me out to the ball game; song, w
Jack Norworth. © Albert Von Til-
zer, New York, as author of m. R
41344, Jan. 3, 1936. 640
Take plenty of shoes; in The boys and
Betty, w Will D. Cobb, m Melville
J. Gideon. © Kate A. Cobb, New
York, as next of kin of the author
of w, who is not living. R 41025,
Jan. 22, 1936. 641
Take something from me; w and m
Paul Bliss. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., aS widow. R 42240, Jan: 2,
1936. 642
Talk it over with Jesus; sacred song,
w James Rowe. © Edmund &.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42339, Jan. 16, 1936. 643
Tanz-poem; v. Hugo Reinhold, op. 61;
klavier, linke hand allein. © An-
tonie Reinhold, Vienna, as widow.
R 41434, Nov. 19, 1935. 644
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Tapfere (Der) soldat; operette, mit
bentitzung von motiven aus Bern-
hard Shaw’s Helden, v. R. Bernauer
u. L. Jacobson, m O. Straus. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Rudolf Ber-
nauer, Berlin, and Leopold Jacobson,
Vienna, aS authors of adaptation,
and Oscar Straus, Vienna, as author
of m. R 41847, Jan. 15, 1936. 645
Tassel dance; by Geo. L. Spaulding;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41764,
Jan. 2, 1986. 646
Te Deum laudamus (We praise Thee,
O God) ; in D min., mixed voices. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y., as author. R 41747, Jan.
2, 1935. 647
Tea (A) song; song. © Louise Ayres
Garnett, Evanston, Ill., as author.
R 41508, Jan. 2, 1936. 648
Tender episode; op. 155, no. 5; pf. ©
Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 42255, Jan. 2, 19386. 649
Thanks be to God who giveth us the
victory ; anthem for Easter, w from
Hymnal and Scriptures; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Clayton
Hotchkiss, Glenbrook, Conn., as au-
thor of m. R 42207, Jan. 2, 1936.
650
Thanksgiving hymn; song, w Vernon
H. Cowsert. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42083, Jan. 2, 1936. 651
Then tell me how to woo thee, love;
w Graham of Gartmore, m Gena
Branscombe; low voice. © Gena
Branscombe Tenney, New York, as
author of m. R 41430, Dee. 30, 1935.
652,
There is a green hill far away; duet;
ten. and bar. © Harry Hale Pike,
Areadia, Calif., as author. R 41609,
Jan. 2, 1986. 653
There is sweet music; w Tennyson, m
Hdward Elgar, op. 53, no. 1; mixed
voices. © Carice J. Blake, Pet-
worth, Sussex, England, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 41974,
Jan. 7, 1936. 654
There’s one “hing sets me crazy—that’s
the girls; w Ballard Macdonald, m
Jas. W. Tate. © Elizabeth C. Mac-
donald, Forest Hills, L. I, N. Y.,
as widow of the author of w. R
41022, Dee. 5, 1935. 655
667
They that sow in tears; sacred song,
w from Psalm 126; med. voice. ©
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41419, Dec. 30,
1935. 656
Think of me, O Saviour; song, w Liz-
zie Akers. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as author of m. R
41299, Dec. 23, 1985. 657
Thou God seest me; song, w Ada R.
Habershon. © M. L. Stocks, Drexel
Hill, Pa., as author of m. R 41561,
Jan. 2, 1986. 658
Thou wilt shew me the path of life;
anthem. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as author of m. R 42020,
Jan. 10, 1936. 659
Threshold (The) of prayer; song, w
Geo. Mathieson. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42088, Jan. 2, oe
60
Throw open every door; song, w Ada
Blenkhorn. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as author of m. R
41298, Dec. 23, 1985. 661
Tippmamsell (Die); operette, Wil-
helm Frieser u. Carl Georg Zwerenz,
m Rudolf Raimann. Klavier-auszug
mit text. © Wilhelm Frieser, Vi-
enna, aS one of the authors of w,
Carl Maria Zwerenz, Vienna, as
child of the author C. G. Zwerenz,
and Tony Raimann, Ebenzweier-
Altmiinster, Upper Austria, as
widow of the author of m. R 41915,
Jan. 18, 19386. 662
"Tis our festal day; w Fred B. Apple-
get, m R. R. Forman; women’s 2 pt.
cho. © Mrs. R. R. Forman, Hights-
town, N. J., as author of m. R 41322,
Dee. 10, 1985. 663
Tittle, tattle, tattle tale, shame on
you; w and m Herbert Ingraham.
© Amo Ingraham, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author. R
41463, Jan. 4, 1986. 664
Too late; sacred song. 1. High
voice.—2. Low voice. © P. Doug-
las Bird, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor. R 41657, 41660, Jan. 2, 1986.
665, 666
Tourquoise (La); valse de ballet, Al-
bert Mildenberg; pf. © Victor Mil-
denberg, Jamaica, N. Y., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 42045, Jan. 11, 19386. 667
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Truant stars; song, w T. E. B. Henry.
1) In) C2 In) flat, “©vGeottirey
O’Hara, Tuckahoe, N. Y., as author
of m. R 42212, 42213, Jan. 2, 1986.
668, 669
True blue forget me not; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding. ©
Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 41667,
Jan. 2, 1986. 670
Trust in His wonderful love; sacred
song, w E. E. Hewitt. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42358, Jan. 16, 1936. 671
Trust ye in the Lord; sacred song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Kd-
mund 8S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 423838, Jan. 16, 19386.
672
Turn unto me; anthem. © Rufus O.
Suter, Warren, Pa., as author. R
41619, Jan. 2, 1936. 673
Twelfth (The) regiment, N. G. P.;
march-two step; pf. © Harry J.
Lincoln, Philadelphia, as author. R
41490, Jan. 8, 1936. 674
’T will be all sunshine there; song, w
Mary Bernstecher. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42094, Jan. 2, 1986.
675
Two words; song, w Edward Oxen-
ford. doy In) 2m vA wells ©
Harry T. Burleigh, New York, as
author of m. R 42210, 42211, Jan.
2, 1936. 676, 677
Under the palms; op. 77, no. 2; pf. ©
Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 41696, Jan. 2, 1986. 678
United praise; for use in Sunday
schools, etc., E. S. Lorenz and Ira
B. Wilson, ed. E. §S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 42362, Jan. 16, 1986.
679)
Vagabond’s (The) dream; by Fleta
Jan Brown; pf. © Fleta Jan Brown
Spencer, Chatham Center, N. Y., as
author. R 42150, Jan. 11, 1986. 680
Valley (The) of the shadow; song, w
Ada R. Habershon. © Robert Hark-
ness, Scuth Pasadena, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42072, Jan. 2, 1986.
681
Valse brillante; op. 68; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as author.
R 41401, Jan. 2, 1986. 682
pt. TL mys) yok
Vanities; valse vive, Geo. L. Spaul-
ding; pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wel-
lesley Hills, Mass., as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
41635, Jan. 2, 1936. 683
Venetian boat song; w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart; men’s voices. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, San Diego,
Calif., as author of m. R 41735,
Jan. 2, 1985. 684
Victory (The) is won; Easter song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42048, Jan. 13, 1936. 685
Victory (The) of Jesus; duet and cho.,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42120, Jan. 13, 1936. 686
Victory today; by Mrs. C. H. Morris.
© Frances Lunk, Auburn, N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
41959, Jan. 10, 1986. 687
Victory ! Victory ; song, w Ida L. Reed.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 41587, Jan. 9,
1936. 688
Violet eyes; by Geo. L. Spaulding; pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 41762, Jan. 2,
1986. 689
Vision (A) of Salome; by J. Bode-
walt Lampe. © Millie EH. Lampe,
Queens Village, L. I., N. Y., as
widow. R 42204, Jan. 11, 1936.
: 690
Wading; w A. C. D. Riley, m Jessie L.
Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
Webster Groves, Mo., Rose Gaynor
Barrett, South Norwalk, Conn., as
children of the deceased author of
m, and Alice C. D. Riley, Pasadena,
as author of w. R 41535, Jan. 2,
1936. 691
Wand (The) of youth; m to a child’s
play, Edward Elgar; orech. Full se.
Ist suite, op. /==2dsnite onl.
© Carice J. Blake, Petworth, Sussex.
England, as child of the deceased
author. R 41919, 41982, Jan. 7, 1936.
692, 693
Wanderer’s night song; poem Goethe,
m Leopold Lenz, ed. John Hyatt
Brewer; men’s 4-pt. cho., a capella.
© Cornelia K. Ives, Water Mill,
L. I., N. Y., as widow of the author
of editing. R 41426, Dec. 30, 1935. ,
69:
Wandering (The) knight’s’ song;
Spanish w tr. Lockhart, m Horatio
148
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no. 1, 1936
Parker. © Anna Parker, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
42260, Jan. 2, 1936. 695
Washington beloved; by Reginald De-
Koven, op. 205; mixed voices. ©
Anna DeKoven, New York, as widow.
R 41685, Jan. 2, 1936. 696
Water (The) nymph; waltz, Geo. L.
Spaulding; pf. © Anne J. Darling,
Wellesley Hills, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
41665, Jan. 2, 1986. 697
Waves (The) of Breffny; Irish ballad,
w Eva Gore-Booth, m Paul Bliss. ©
Lina L. Bliss, Owego, N. Y., as
widow of the author of m. R 41608,
sane 2, 1936. 698
w Eva Gore-Booth, m Paul Bliss.
© Lina Bliss, Owego, N. Y., as
widow of the author of m. R 41661,
Jan. 2, 1936. 699
We are on the winning side; sacred
song, w James Rowe. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42351, Jan. 16, 1936. 700
We drift to Thee; sacred song, w Mar-
garet E. Sangster. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42344, Jan. 16, 1936. 701
We two in an aeroplane; w Harry
Williams, m E. Van Alstyne. ©
Carrie Quinn, New York, as widow
of the author of w, and Egbert Van
Alstyne, Chicago, as author of m.
R 42148, Jan. 11, 1936. 702
We two - waltz; by Paul Lawson; pf.
© Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 42249, Jan. 2,
1936. 703
We will do our share; sacred song,
w James Rowe. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42350, Jan. 16, 1936. 704
Wearyin’ for you; w Frank L. Stan-
ton, m Jessie L. Gaynor. © Doro-
thy Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., and Rose Gaynor Barrett, South
Norwalk, Conn., as children of the
deceased author of m. R: 41532, Jan.
2, 1936. 705
Welcome, happy morning; Haster re-
sponse. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42012, Jan. 10, 19386. 706
Well known fables; w Jessica Moore,
m Geo. L. Spaulding; voce. or instru-
mental. © Anne J. Darling, Welles-
ley Hills, Mass., as next of kin of
719
the author of m, who is not living.
R 41658, Jan. 2, 1986. 707
What a perfect friend; sacred song,
w James Rowe. © Hdmund §. Lor-
enz, Dayton, O., as author of m. R
42335, Jan. 16, 1936. 708
What a welcome; sacred song, w F. J.
Crosby, m Adam Geibel. © Kath-
ryn R. Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R. 42321,.Jan. 17, 1936. 709
What do the flowers say; primary
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42127, Jan. 13, 1936.
710
What’ll I do; song, w Mary Hinman
Paine. © Jessie L. Pease, San
Francisco, as author of m. R 41650,
Jan. 2, 1936. 711
What the children sang; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding. ©
Anne J. Darling, Wellesley Hills,
Mass., as next of kin of the author
of m who is not living. R 41666,
Jan. 2, 1986. Tae
When fall the shades of night; song.
© P. Douglas Bird, San Diego, Calif.,
as author. R 41787, Jan. 2, 1936.
713
When girls command the army; from
The Prima donna, w Henry Blossom,
m Victor Herbert. © Marjorie
Blossom Wilson, New York, as
widow of the author of w, Hlla
Bartlett, New York, and Clifford
Herbert, Santa Monica, Calif., as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 42142, Jan. 11, 1936. 714
When I remember; song. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif., as
author. R 42068, Jan. 2, 1936. 715
When I stand in yonder city; song, w
Amelia M. Starkweather. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as au-
thor of m. R 41804, Dec. 23, 1935.
716
When love wakes up from sleep; w
Burton T. Doyle, m J. W. Bischoff.
© Elsie Bond Bischoff Moore, Port-
land, Or., aS widow of the author of
m. R 42248, Jan. 2, 1936. TAkr
When Phyllis has a serenade; song.
© Louise Ayres Garnett, Evanston,
Il... as, author... R 41509, Jan. 2;
1936. 718
When Phyllis takes her vocal lesson;
song. Louise Ayres Garnett,
Evanston, Ill., as author. R 41529,
Jan. 2, 1936. 719
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pt. III, n.s., v. 31
When stars are in the quiet skies; w
Lord Lytton ; men’s voices. © Clar-
ence Lueas, London, as author of m.
R 41628, Jan. 2, 1936. 720
When the children sing; sacred song,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42334, Jan. 16, 1986. 721
When the circus comes to town; w and
m Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
42177, Jan. 11, 1986. 722
When the prodigal comes home; sa-
cred song, w Ada Blenkhorn. © EHd-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 42352, Jan. 16, 1986.
(23
When the right one comes along; w
and m Herbert Ingraham. © Amo
Ingraham, Los Angeles, as child of
the deceased author. R 41460, Jan.
4, 1936. 724
Where He leadeth me; sacred song.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 42328, Jan. 17, 1986. 725
Where were you last night; song, m
Kerry Mills. © Alfred Bryan, Hast-
ings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as author of
w. R 42309, Jan. 29, 1936. 726
Wherever He leads me, I'll go; w W.
C. Martin, m J. S. Fearis. © Otto
L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor of
the author of m. R 42315, Jan. 16,
1936. OA
While Jesus holds my hand; song, w
Maud Frazer. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42089, Jan. 2, 19386. 728
Whisper my name in your dreams; w
Wilbur Nesbit, m Anna Caldwell. ©
Anna Caldwell O’Dea, Beverly Hills,
Calif., as author of m. R 42144,
Jan. 11, 1986. (29
Whispers (The) of Jesus; song, w
James Rose. © Edmund 8. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., aS author of m. R 42037,
Jan. 138, 1986. 730
White (The) bunny; pf. © John
Mokrejs, New York, as author. R
41554, Jan. 2, 1936. fou
White (The) daisies; song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
41599, Jan. 9, 1936. Te2
White (A) rose; song, w Carter S.
Cole. © Charles Gilbert Spross,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as author of
m. R 41888, Jan. 2, 1936. 733
Who'd like to pay for my holiday; w
Ballard Macdonald, m T. W. Thur-
ban. © Elizabeth C. Macdonald,
Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y., as widow
of the author of w. R 41021, Dec.
5, 1935. (34
Who is this; song, w Maud Frazer. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif., as author of m. R 42098,
Jan. 2, 1936. (35
Who will be a Soldier; sacred song, w
Mrs. M. Mills Newton. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
me AR A2331, Jane del Sso: 736
Whole (The) year ’round; w and m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
42178, Jan. 11, 1986. (37
Who’s little girl are you; from The
pied piper, w R. H. Burnside, m
Manuel Klein. © R. H. Burnside,
New York, as author of w, and
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of author of m. R 42182,
Jan. 11, 1936. 738
Why not trust Him now; song, w Fred
P. Morris. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42069, Jan. 2, 1936. 739
Why seek ye; Easter anthem, w J. G.
Johnston. © Alfred Hollins, Edin-
burgh, as author of m. R 41917,
Jan. 7, 1986. 740
Why stand ye idle; song, w Ada R.
Habershon. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, Calif., as author of
m. R 42070, Jan. 2, 1936. 741
Will you be ready; sacred song, w W.
C. Martin. © Hdmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., aS author of m. R 42326,
Jan. 17, 1986. 742
Willie in sabots; pf. © Wm. Caven
Barron, London, Ont., Canada, as
author. R 41406, Jan. 2, 1936. 743
Wind (The) mill; valse caprice, op.
77, no. 3; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern,
St. Louis, as author. R 41695, Jan.
2, 1936. 744
With heart and voice; song, Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m R
41582, Jan. 9, 1936. 745
With horse and hound; pt.-song, Alfred
J. Caldicott, arr. A. LaMeda; men’s
voices. © N. Clifford Page, Boston,
as author of arrangement. R 41366,
Dec. 30, 1935. 746
With jaunty stride; galop, op. 155, no.
4: pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, St,
Louis, as author. R 42254, Jan. 2,
1936. TAT
150
RENEWALS
no. 1, 1986
With my soul ’tis well; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances Lunk, Au-
burn, N. Y., as child of the deceased
author. R 41958, Jan. 10, 19386. 748
With you in the land of love; song, w
T EH. B. Henry. 1. In C.—2. In E
flat. © Geoffrey O’Hara, Tuckahoe,
N. Y., aS author of m. R 41679,
416860, Jan. 2, 1986. 749, 750
Wo findet die seele die heimat der ruh;
organ voluntary, BE. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 42134,
Jan. 138, 1936. 751
Woman’s a wonderful thing ; from Pied
piper, w R, H. Burnside, m Manuel
Klein. © R. H. Burnside, New
York, as author of w, and Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 42188, Jan.
11, 1936. 752
Wonderful (A) babe; men’s voices. ©
William Adolphe Gracey, Geneva,
N. Y., as author of m. R 41672,
Jan. 2, 19386. 753
Wonderful (A) Savior; sacred song.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 42322, Jan. 17, 19386. 754
Wonderland (The) of love; song, Paul
Felix. Lina L. Bliss, Owego,
N. Y., aS widow. R 417384, Jan. 2,
1936. 755
Won’t you be my valentine; from Little
Nemo, w Harry B. Smith, m Victor
Herbert. © Irene Smith, New York,
as widow of the author of w, Ella
Bartlett, New York, and Clifford
Herbert, Santa Monica, Calif., as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 42184; Jan. 11, 1936. 756
Won’t you come back home; song, w
James Rowe. © De Loss Smith,
Missoula, Mont., as author of m. R
41821, Jan. 2, 1986. risyé
Won’t you teach me the way to love;
w Ballard Macdonald, m Harry Clif-
ford. © Elizabeth ©. Macdonald,
Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y., as widow of
the author of w. R 41020, Dec. 5,
1935. 758
Woodland elves; by Geo. L. Spaulding ;
pf. © Anne J. Darling, Wellesley
Hills, Mass., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 41766,
Jan. 2, 1936. 759
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Wooing time; w and m Herbert Ingra-
ham. © Amo Ingraham, Los An-
geles, as child of the deceased author.
R 41459, Jan. 4, 1936. 760
Working at the side of the Master;
sacred song, w Edith Sanford Tillot-
son. © Edmund S8. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as author of m. R 42323, Jan.
17, 1986. 761
Would you miss me; song. © Billy
Gaston, New York, as author. EB
41431, Dec. 26, 1935. 762
Yes she did; song, m Kerry Mills. ©
Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hudson,
N. Y., as author of w. R 42311, Jan.
29, 1936. 763
Yes you may; song, w George O. Web-
ster. © G. ©. Tullar, Orange, N. J.,
as author of m. R 41931, Jan. 10,
1936. 764
Yesterday and today; w Gertrude
Rogers; low voice. © Charles Gil-
bert Spross, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as
author of m. R 41607, Jan. 2, 1936.
765
You are my eternity; by Reginald De
Koven; low voice. Anna De
Koven, New York, as widow. R
41400, Jan. 2, 1936. 766
You'll have to ask my mother; song,
m Kerry Mills. © Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as author
of w. R 42310, Jan. 29, 1936. 767
Youw’re in love; fairyesque from Jack
and Jill, lyric Sidney P. Levy, m
Robert A. Keiser. © Sophie Keiser
King, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 41849 Jan. 4, 1986.
768
Your eyes; w Elizabeth K. Reynolds;
alto or bar.: in D flat. © Edwin
Schneider, New York, as author of m.
R 41531, Jan. 2, 19386. 769
Your voice; w Frederic L. Weatherly,
m Luigi Denza; 2-pt. women’s cho.
© Leila Denza, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 42158, Jan.
18, 1936. 770
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bémol, pour pf. avec ace. d’orch., op.
9. 1. Pf. principal.—3. Partition
d’orch. © Carrie Ysaye, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow. R 41725, 41726,
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
19386
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 831
No. 2
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Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil—vili of nos. 38-4;
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Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 138;
Finland, vol, 23 (1928), pages vi-vil of no. 12;
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Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A mi perrito piénselo; corrido; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp. 118781;
Margarita Duarte, Alberhill, Calif.
3271
’A vucchella; w Gabriele D’Annunzio,
English version Vivien Lambelet, m
F. Paolo Tosti. © Oct. 25, 1935;
E for. 48108; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
3272
Abba Dabba from Abyssinia; w and m
Mike Rofone. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117690; Morton Hague, Chi-
cago. 3273
According to you; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118322;
Wilsie Sulvester Lingafelt,. Detroit.
3274
Aching for you; song. © 1c. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117683; Aniello Voccia,
Providence. 3275
Across the horizon; melody. © 1 ec.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117921; John
McSpadden, Los Angeles, 3276
Adieu sweet Amaryllis; by John Wil-
bye, adapted Edmund H. Fellowes,
tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy; 2-pt.
cho., unacc. © Jan. 23, 1936; E for.
42791; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
3277
Advertisia; w Thomas Grant Springer,
m Louis Drakeford. © 1 c. Feb.
19, 1936; E unp. 118552; Lewis
Henry Drakeford, Astoria, L. L.,
INE EY; 3278
Advice; song. © 1. Feb. 3, 1936;
EH unp. 117560; Valda Washington,
Los Angeles. 3279
Aesop’s Faybelle; w and m Fritz Cull-
man; pf. treble. © 1c. Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 117870; Freda Selicoff,
New York. 3280
Afraid; w and m Niles Kinney. ©
1c Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117977;
Maynard Niles Kinney, Berkeley,
Calif. 3281
African fantasy; by Mort (Karl)
Mortensen; pf. © 1.e Jan. 20,
19386; E unp. 118007; Martin Karl
Mortensen, Detroit. 3282
After you call my name; song, w Alice
Parent. © Oct. 4, 1985; E pub.
53328; Alice Agnes Judd, Detroit.
3283
Again goodbye forever; song. ©1c.
Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118187;
Lucile Rudesill, Ft. Dodge, Ia.
3284
Again with you; w Natalie G. King-
ston, m Bobbie Q. Kingston. ©1ce.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 118108; Angel
H. Markunas, Chicago. 3285
Aged (The); English text Elisabeth
M. Lockwood, m Zoltan Kodaly;
mixed cho. © Nov. 14, 1985; E for.
43021; Universal edition, a. g.,,
Vienna. 3286
Agonia; letra Jorge Landajo Cour-
reges, con melodia. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119321; Agustin Ar-
gentino Cornejo, New York. 38287
Aguinaldos blancos; cancidén de Lola
Cruz. © Jan. 5, 1936; E for. 43095;
Ernesto Lecuona, Havana. 3288
Airplane (An) ride; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119004;
Carl Lewis Fritzen, Seymour, Ind.
Airs of old Erin; album of best loved
Thomas Moore and other Irish songs,
incl. six pf. arrs. by Michael Mc-
Farlane. © Jan. 29, 1986; E pub.
53366; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 3290
Al pasar por su ventana; canci6n
mexicana. © 1 e. Dec. 26, 1935; E
unp. 117881; Armando Valdespi,
Havana. 3291
Alamo; w Margery Armitage, m Roy
S. Stoughton. © Feb. 20, 19386; E
pub. 53516; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 38292
Alborada; pf. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 119322; Agustin Argentino
Cornejo, New York. 3293
153
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3294
Album of vocal gems; from the Sleep-
ing beauty, or, What a witch, w Des-
mond Carter, m Dennis Van Thal;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Jan. 4,
1936; E for. 42757; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 3294
Aldebaran; suite, dalla film. no. 1, 2.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 19386; E unp. 119167,
119168; Umberto Mancini, Rome.
3295, 3296
Alhambra; marche espagnole, Paris
Chambers, arr. Julius S. Seredy;
band pts. © Feb. 5, 1986; E pub.
53283; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
3297
rheinlander, Paul Lincke; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 1, 1985;
E for. 42927; Ritihle & Wendling
musikverlag, Leipzig. 3298
All alone with my cigarette; fox trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117559; Kenneth M. Armstrong, Los
Angeles. 3299
All because I’m in love with you;
song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118849; Valda Washington, Los An-
geles. 3300
‘All because of you; pf. ©1c. Jan. 31,
1986; E unp. 118211; Paul Joseph
Shahin, Chicago. 3301
All day on the prairie; Texas cowboy
song, David W. Guion, arr. Bryceson
Treharne; men’s or boys’ 3-pt. cho.
© Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53533; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 3302
Adl.for “you; song... ©. 15 Gi Hepa 5,
1986; E unp. 117695; Nicholas
Joseph Clesi, New Orleans. 3303
All hail! The Townsend plan; song.
© ic. Jan: 2) 1986; une: Mes;
Joseph Buckley Gaskell, Long Beach,
Calif. 3304
All I need is you; song, arr. Harry
Ludwig. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E
unp. 119085; Elton Burwell McNeil,
Highland Park, Mich. 3305
All our very own; song, w Frank
Whitson. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; BE
unp. 118958; Wallace Gustave An-
derson, Seattle. 3306
All right; w and m Gene W. Crist; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119271;
Genevieve W. Crist, Washington.
3307
All stakes on you; w Tess Smyth; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118607;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3308
pt. 1; DVS. Vaot
All that I need is Jesus; hymn. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53567; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 3309
Alleluia! Christ is risen; Haster an-
them, w R. Onslow, m Dudley Buck,
arr. J. W. Simpson; mixed voices.
© Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 52769; Wm.
A. Pond & co., Ridgefield Park, N. Z
331
Easter song of Little Russia, Eng-
lish version Harvey Gaul, m André
Kopolyoff, arr. H. Gaul. 1. Men’s
voices.—2. Women’s voices. © Jan.
4, 8, 1936; E pub. 53288, 53239;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
8312,'3312
Alleluia! heaven rejoices; sacred song,
w Edithe ‘Taylor Wassell, m
Vaughan Warrick; pf. or organ acc.
1. Low voice.—2. Med. voice.—3.
High voice. © Feb. 11, 1986; E
pub. 58876; Dorothea Louise
Schroeder, Flushing, N. Y. 3313
Alles wird rhythmus; foxtrot aus
Skandal im konzerthaus, text Karl
Farkas, m Wilhelm Grosz. © Sept.
21, 1935; E for. 42883; Wiener op-
erettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
3314
Almost a year; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1986; E wnpoeviiss:
Juanita Rees, Santa Paula, Calif.
3015
Aloha, Honolulu; w and m Eddie Al-
kire, intro. Aloha oe; Hawaiian
guits., with counter-melody for vio-
lin, or mand., etc. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E pub. 53224; Hibern H. (Eddie)
Alkire, Easton, Pa. 3316
Alois!! tango, w Hanne Haller, m
Hermann Leopoldi. © Nov. 6, 1935;
E for. 42915; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Pe
3317
Alone; from A night at the opera, w
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown,
arr. Ed. Smalle; male quartette. ©
Feb. 21, 1986; E pub. 53536; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 3318
Alone, at last; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118422; Jay
Montana, Brooklyn. 3019
Alone in a crowd; fox trot, w and m
Vil Harris. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1936;
E unp. 117458; Thomas J. Coyle,
Providence. 3320
Alpha; pf. © 1c Feb. 28, 1936; H
unp. 119211; Stanley Gross, Newark,
N.S 3321
154
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
3346
Always be ready to smile; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118319;
Vincent John Hubbard, jr., Forest,
Ont., Canada. 3322
Always belittlin’ me; song. © 1.
Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 117769; George
W. Smith, New York. 3323
Always you; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E
unp. 1191380; Annie L. Elmore,
Washington. 3324
Am besten kiisst sich’s im buro; fox-
trot, aus Der konig mit dem regen-
schirm, w u. m Ralph Benatzky. ©
Apr. 16, 19385; E for. 42689; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 3325
Am I gonna have trouble with you; w
Charlie Tobias, m Sammy Fain;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E pub. 53498 ; Schuster & Miller, inc.,
New York. 3326
Amante (L’) in trappola ; opera comica,
Giovanni Franceschini. Rid. per pf.
e canto. © Jan. 31, 1936; D 39034;
Arrigo Pedrollo, Milan. 3326*
Amaryllis; by Henri Ghys, arr. Mort.
H. Glickman; pf. © Jan. 27, 1936;
E pub. 53216; Calumet music co.,
Chicago. 3327
Amateur night; fox trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1. Feb. 17, 1936; EH unp.
1183816; Albert Gamse, Washington.
3328
America, songland fair; song. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117644; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
3329
American legion auxiliary march;
song. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp.
117636; Ruth Wydman Jarmie, Los
Angeles. 3330
American skyways; w and m Florence
Wickham; 4-pt. men’s cho. © Feb.
13, 1936; E pub. 53416; Boston
music co., Boston. 3001
Among the hills; w Charles Reid, and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E
unp. 118907; Helene Hipkins, Long
Island City. 3332
Among the stars; song, melody Horace
Morris. © 1 ¢ Feb. 10, 1986; E
unp. 117984; Stanley Tarnowski,
Hammond, Ind. 3333
Amsden’s celebrated practice duets; by
Arthur Amsden; bass clef instru-
ments. © Feb. 8, 1936; Epub.
58421; C. L. Barnhouse, inc., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 3334
And that she liked; melody with pf.
ace. ©1ec. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp.
118976; Casimer Michal Nehr, Chi-
cago. 3335
And then you left me flat; pf. treble,
with w. © 1 ¢. Feb. 13, 19386; E
unp. 118189; Yvonne Monoff, New
York. 3336
And yet you wouldn’t say; slow fox-
trot, w Bill Logan, m Barry Hall;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 17, 1936;
E pub. 53481; Gordon VY. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 3337
Anello (L’) alla patria; canzone
marcia; with mand. pt. © Feb. 18,
1936; E pub. 53507; Luigi De Arcan-
gelis, Chicago. 3338
Angels caring for you, mother; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119251;
Clara Farr Achor, Brownwood, Tex.
3339
Angelus (The); by R. J. Hernandez;
conductor’s sc. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936;
EH unp. 118502; Thomas F. Darcy,
jr., Washington. 3340
April is in my mistress’ face; by
Thomas Morley, adapted Edmund H.
Fellowes, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Tim-
othy; 2 voices, unace. © Jan. 23,
1936; E for. 42792; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 3341
Aranka; walzer, B. Leopold, op. 146;
orch. hlasy. © July 15, 1935; BH
for. 43085; Edition continental, B.
Leopold, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
3342
Arctic moon; w and m Mrs. Ford But-
ler. © 1. Dee. 23, 1935; E unp.
118106; Myna Butler, Juneau,
Alaska. 3343
Are you a post or a tree; w and m
Gordon V. Thompson. © Feb. 10,
1936,;.. E.._pub.;..53378 ;...Gordon... V.
Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 3344
Are you thrilling; from Minsky’s per-
fect 1986, w Allan Roberts and Jules
Loman, m Francis K. Shuman; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
53493 ; Mills music, inc., New York.
3345
Arensky (A.) Scherzo; new arr. Ethel
Bartlett and Rae Robertson; 2 pfs.
© Oct. 24, 1935; E for. 42885; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 3346
155
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pt. III, n. s., v. 31
3047
Arensky (A.) Valse; op. 15, new arr.
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson ;
2. pts. . © Octs 24. 19355 oR tor:
42886 ; Oxford uniy. press, London.
3347
Arizona moon; w and m Wendell Hall;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 31, 1986; E
pub. 53264; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 3348
Arkansas (The) hello neighbor song;
w F. Utley, m M. F. Clifford. ©1.c.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119339; Fentem
Utley and Mary Frances Clifford,
Little Rock, Ark. 3349
Around the world in ninety minutes;
operetta, bk., lyrics and m Howard
D. McKinney. © Feb. 5, 1936; D
39019; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
3349*
Arouse, awake ye! A fight’s on; cam-
paign song: pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1986; E unp. 119252; Clara Farr
Achor, Brownwood, Tex. 3350
AS I gaze up in the sky; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
118947; Maud Wells, Alamosa, Col.
38351
As long as there’s a moon; ist violin,
with w. © 1. Feb. 18, 1936; E
unp. 118452; Herbert Guy Hall, jr.,
Pulaski, Va. 3302
As sure as I’m alive; fox trot, w
Howard Blaine, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118858;
Howard Wilson Blaine, Wichita,
Kan. 3353
Ashes to ashes; w Virginia Hustvedt ;
pe ©O'1 c: Peby 19919362 Cunp.
118493; Davis Jackson, Hanover,
N. H. 3354
Asi te quiero yo; rumba, letra Gus-
tavo Durval Gogiose, m Hugo Guti-
errez; pf. © Jan. 8, 1936; E for.
42801; Southern music pub. Co., inc.,
New York. 3355
Assez ... tu ne reviendras pas... .;
slow-fox, paroles Jean Tranchant,
m Wal-Berg et Emil Stern. © Aug.
1, 1985; E for. 42716; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 3356
At a dance; waltz song. © 1c. Feb.
7, 1986; E unp. 117825; Delos E.
Ward, Los Angeles. aool
At a ringside table for two; song, from
Ear! Carroll Palm Island revue, Dave
Oppenheim and Michael H. Cleary;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 7, 1936; E
pub. 53341; Exclusive publications,
inc., New York. 3358
At last; w and melody. © 1 c. Feb.
8, 1986; E unp. 117493; Evelyn
Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif. 3359
At last the bonus; song. © 1. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118696; Katie P.
Sweaney, Washington. 3360
At that jamboree; w Kyd Brancker,
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 119051; Lasker Moore,
Georgetown, British Guiana. 3361
At the end of the rainbow in the sky;
m Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119050;
James T. Biggs, Fort Thomas; Ky.
do02
At the hallowed place of prayer; duet,
w and m Cecil Van Hoose. © Feb.
24, 1986; E pub. 538662; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Kansas City, Mo. 3363
At the Spats and tennis club; w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and
Walter Jurmann. © 1 e. Feb. 17,
1936 ; E unp. 118362 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 3364
A trav’lin to heaven; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117537; Nadine
Clark Coons, Kansas City, Mo. 33865
Aunt Matilda told me to be good; song.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 118926;
Lawrance D. Yost, Des Moines. 3366
Ausfiug (Hin) mit dir ist ein ausflug
ins glitick; slowfox aus Hin junger
herr aus Oxford, text Johannes Hei-
der, m Max Niederberger. © Oct.
8, 1935; E for. 42920; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Vienna. 3367
Autobiography ; mixed voices. © Feb.
11, 1986; E pub. 53497; George S.
Young, Gary, Ind. 3368
Autumn leaves; melody Roy Shield.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118517;
Robbins music corp., New York.
3369
Ave, 0 Duce; preghiera, canzone. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118193;
Antonio Parisi, New York. 3370
Aviator’s song; song, w Gladys Me-
Cann. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
118292; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. $371
Awake and sing; song. © Jan. 24,
1936; E pub. 58105; Kenneth
Hunter, New York. 3372
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no. 2, 1936
Awake, my love, ’tis morning; by
Henry Purcell, arr. and ed. Alfred
Moffat; sop. and contralto or bar.
G iJan. 15,’ 1986; “Eh for. 42745:
Augener, Iltd., London. 3373
Awakening; song, w Mary Cabourn.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118099;
HKugénie deGuérin Kittredge, Wash-
ington. 3374
w and m Carmen Lombardo, Tot
Seymour and Vee Lawnhurst; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 20,
1986; E pub. 58602; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 3375
Away up high on top of the clouds;
pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 14, 19386;
E unp. 118154; Edward J. Daniels,
Edgewood, Cranston, R. I. 3376
Baby, Id like to baby you; song fox
trot. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118985; Zola Wagner, El Reno, Ok1.
Bat7
Baby kisses; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb.
29, 1986; E unp. 119848; Edward
Clifford Mahoney, Hollywood, Calif.
3378
Baby mine; w and m Merle Eugene
Parker; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118604; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 3379
Baby, please come home to me; w Ken
McKee; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986;
E unp. 118608 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 3380
Baby’s lullaby; song, arr. Frank Rus-
sell, ten. banjo solo arr. Frank Can-
dioto. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
117908; Klara K. Cartwright, New
Castle, Pa. 3381
Baby’s sweet lullaby; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118473;
Bertha Milly Skedgell, Millville,
N. J. 3382
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Andante;
from the 8d sonata for violin solo,
arr. Louis Victor Saar; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 53337;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 3383
Bach album for guitar; trans-
cribed V. O. Bickford, C. F. Fiset,
Erwin Schwartz- Reiflingen and
Zarh Myron Bickford. © Dec. 30,
1935; E pub. 53219; Vahdah Olcott
Bickford, Los Angeles. 3384
Chaconne; bearb. Albert Maria
Herz; streichquartett. Stimmen.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 42970; N.
Simrock, Leipzig. 33885
3396
transcription Andrés Sego-
via; gitarre. © Dec. 27, 19385; E
for. 48002; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany. 3386
He was crucified; from the mass
in B min., English text, music ed.,
and organ ace. John Holler; mixed
cho. © Feb. 29, 1936; HE pub. 53622;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 3387
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring; from
Chureh cantata no. 147, Herz und
mund und that und leben, Welsh
version R. Williams Parry and E. T.
Davies, English tr. from Church
music soc. reprints, m ed. and new
arr. W. Gillies Whittaker; male
voices; pf. or organ acc. © Oct.
17, 1985;° BH for. 42872; Oxford
univ. press, London. 3388
Kantate nr. 73; Herr, wie du
willt, so schick’s mit mir, am dritten
Sonntage nach Epiphanias, English
version Mevanwy Roberts, tr. fran-
caise G. Bret; sop., ten., bass-solo
u. echor. Klavierauszug Gitinther
Raphael. © Dec. 31, 1985; E for.
42971; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
39089
— Polonaise-Menuet-Marcia; tran-
scription Andrés Segovia; gitarre.
© Dec. 27, 1935; E for. 48003; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
3390
—— Prelude and Fugue; arr. Herbert
Withers; violin, viola and violon-
cello. Sc. and pts. © Jan. 20, 1936;
E for. 42744; Augener, Itd.,. London.
3391
Prelude — Fugue; transcription
Andrés Segovia; gitarre. © Dec. 27,
1935; E for. 48006; B. Schott’s
soéhne, Mainz, Germany. 3392
— Toccata; C-dur, bearb. Leo Wei-
ner; orch. Partitur. 2. fassung. ©
Sept. 17, 1985; E for. 428388; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 3393
— Two choral preludes; ed. Henry
G. Ley; organ. © Sept.. 5, 1985;
E for. 42879; Oxford univ. press,
London. 3394
Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme;
arr. W. Gillies Whittaker; 2 pfs.
© Oct. 24, 1985; E for. 42884; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 3395
Back in my ol’ Mizzurie home; w
H. O. Bowen, m Lucile V. Green;
pia Opicc.: Janwsjd, 19365, Eup,
116240; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3396
157
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3397
Back talk; by Harry Breuer; xylo-
phone; pf. acc. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E pub. 53379; Harbert music, New
York. 3397
Back to mother and dad; w B. Setzer,
m S. M. Vandehei. © 1. Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118474; Beulah Setzer
and Sylvia M. Vandehei, Cheyenne,
Wy. . 3398
Badajoz; by Godfrey Sampson; violin
and pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E for.
43038; Novello & co., ltd., London.
3399
Bali: w and melody Karl Streuber.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119245;
Charles D. (Karl) Streuber, Bur-
bank, Calif. 3400
Ball bei Prinz Eugen; barocke tanz-
musik, ausgewdhlt u. fiir klavier
gesetzt, Ernst Krenek. © Dec. 14,
1935; E for. 48023; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 3401
Ball-erinnerungen; eine folge von
walzer-melodien, Carl Robrecht,
eigenes arr. 1. Pf—2. Salon-orch.
stimmen. © Nov. 1, 1985; E for.
42937, 42938; Carl Robrecht-verlag,
Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany.
3402, 3403
Ballet (The) of the enchanted dolls;
costume and dance directions, Ethel
Veatch Schmidt, m Mildred Thom-
son Souers. © Feb. 18, 1936; E
pub. 53425; Willis music co., Cin-
ceinnati. 3404
Ballygarry: w Florence M. Wilson, m
May Morell. © Jan. 14, 19386; HE
for. 42776; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 3405
Bamboo Island; song, w Gladys V.
Jackson. © 1 ce. Feb. 18, 1936; E
unp. 119170; Charles John Kings-
bury, Covington, Pa. 3406
Bamby (The) theme song; song. ©
1 c. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 117781;
Edrie Elizabeth Higgins, Tampa,
Fla. 3407
Band (The) played what it wanted
to; w and melody Terrell R. and
John J. Ogden. © 1 c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118890; John J. Ogden,
Memphis, Tenn. 3408
Bang, bang man; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 25, 1936: E unp. 119010;
Joseph Emanuel, Brooklyn. 3409
Banjo (The) picker; lesson analysis
John ‘Thompson, m UN. _ Louise
Wright; pf. © Feb. 13, 1936; E
pt. U1, ne S., ¥. 58
pub. 53430; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 3410
Banner of love songs; w and m T.
Harris, and others. © Feb. 19,
1986; AA 195828; Thoro Harris,
Eureka Springs, Ark. 3411
Bantam (The) hen; unison, w Ethel
M. Wilson, m George Rathbone. ©
Feb. 11, 1936; E for. 42898; J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd., London. 3412
Bargain basement; suite, Greville
Cooke; pf.. nos..,4-1., . (©), dae
1936; E for. 42691; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 3413
Barnyard serenade; w and melody
Pinky Tomlin and Coy Poe. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117656; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 3414
Basque sea song; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
8, 1986; E unp. 117498; John B.
Jones, Los Angeles. 3415
Be mine; w Ned Washington, m
Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118363 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 3416
Be mine to-night; valse song. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117596; Anna
Lorusso, Waterbury, Conn. 3417
Be mine to-night, sweetheart; w Veda
Alona Marcom; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118609; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 3418
Beat (The) of feet in the street; from
Palladium frolies, Ist ed., w Mitchell
Parish, m Harry Carroll; with guit.
arr. © Heb: °-15, 71936; #2) ep.
53485; Mills music, inc., New York.
3419
Beautiful; w J. W. Ellis, m C. B.
Breed. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
117786; C[ora] B. Breed, Medford,
Mass., and J. Willard Ellis, Everett,
Mass. 3420
Beautiful dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp. 117865;
William Raymond Welch, Hazel
Park, Mich. 3421
Beautiful dreams of you; fox trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117426; Joseph Turner, Detroit.
3422
Beautiful San Francisco; tango-song.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117719;
Anna M. Olszewska, San Francisco.
3423
Because I didn’t believe in you; W
and m Gus Hansman; pf. ©1e.
158
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
3453
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117497; August
H. Hansman, Springfield, Ill. 3424
Because of you; w Johnny Lang; pf.
treble. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
117958 ; Fred Samuel Stryker, Holly-
wood, Calif. 3425
Because you smiled; song, m M. E.
Furback and Lillie J. Scott. ©1e.
Dee. 16, 1935; E unp. 115731; May
E. Furback, Casa Grande, Ariz.
3426
Because you’ve got rhythm; song, m
Eloise Stocking. © 1 ce Jan. 2,
1936; E unp. 118680; Alton Teat,
Birmingham, Ala. 3427
Becker (John J.) Concerto; horn in
F and orch. Se. © Feb. 15, 1936;
E pub. 53457; John J. Becker, Saint
Paul. 3428
Beebe; by Jimmy Dorsey, se. Spud
Murphy; orch. pts. © Feb. 14, 1986;
E pub. 534387; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 3429
Before and after takin’; song. ©
Feb. 14, 19386; E pub. 53523; Arthur
Foster, Portland, Or. 3430
Before they put a tax on that; w and
melody. ©1-c. Feb. 1, 19386; E unp.
117480; Joseph Frank Okarski, Pea-
body, Mass. 3431
Beginning a new day; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119025;
José R. Carreon, New York. 3482
Behave yoursel’ before folk; w Alex-
ander Rodger, adaptation of Scot-
tish dialect text Erie von der Goltz,
jr., m Edmund Grinnell; low voice;
in F. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 533238 ;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
3433.
Beherzigung; w Joh. Wolfgang von
Goethe, m Hermann Simon; a ¢cap-
pella. Partitur. 1. Gem. chor.—
2. Mannerchor. © Dec. 31, 1933;
E for. 42948, 42944; Henry Litoeff’s
verlag, Braunschweig, Germany.
3434, 3435
Believe me; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119207; Ed-
ward M. Chambers, Oaklyn, N. J.
3436
Believe your Lord; hymn. © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 538294; W. N. La Mance,
Laclede, Mo. 3437
Believing in you; w L. Benedict, mel-
ody H. Potter. ©1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
E unp. 118185; Lois Benedict and
Harold Potter, New York. 3438
Belladora; song, m Josephine Mildred
Buck. © 1. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp.
118566; Beulah Cayce Buck, St.
Louis. 34389
Beloved Adaline; w and m Eve Moore;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp.
118902; Amanda EH. Morehouse,
Rochester, N. Y. 3440
Beloved: Will; w and m Carol Clay-
baugh; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; EB
unp. 118599; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 3441
Beneath the Malay moon; w and mel-
ody. @©.1 «. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
118353; Duane Phimister Woertz,
Waukegan, IIl. 3442
Beneath Venetian skies; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118818;
Philip Sudano, New York. 3443
Bengal lancer patrol; on Indian native
tunes; orch. pts. © Feb. 5, 1936;
E for. 42847; Charles Hoby, London.
3444
Berceuse; by Nicolas Tchérepnine;
oboe and pf. © Feb. 7, 1936; E for.
43062; Hawkes & son (London) 1td.,
London. 3445
Beside the fire; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118392; Ray
Winger, Dearborn, Mich. 3446
Beta; pf. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp.
119212; Stanley Gross, Newark, N. J.
3447
Betrayed in paradise; waltz, w Fay
Greene, m Bus Brown. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1986; E unp. 118779; Buster
Richard Brown and Fay Greene,
Kellogg, Id. 3448
Better and better each day ; w and mel-
ody B. David and J. Gilbert. ©le.
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 117464; David
B. Zoob and Gilbert J. Kraus, Phila-
delphia. 3449
Bettwy march; pf. © 1c Jan. 28,
1936; E unp. 118964; Jose Maria
Vidal, Nogales, Ariz. 3450
Between dances ; w and m Dave Frank-
lin; with ukulele and guit. arr. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E pub. 53248; Famous
music corp., New York. 3451
Beware; song, m Gene Bernetti. ©
1 ec. Feb. 8, 19386; EH unp. 118067;
Roy Cornelius, Jackson, Mich. 3452
Beyond the rainbow; melody Roy
Shield. © 1 c. Feb. 19, 1936; HE
unp. 118510; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 3453
159
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3454
Bickford’s sacred collection for Ha-
waiian guitar; note and diagram
arrs. Zarh Myron Bickford; with
chords for Spanish guit. © Mar. 5,
1936; AA 198527; Chart music pub.
house, inc., Chicago. 3454
Bijou; Creole song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 7,
1936; E unp. 118387; Helene
Springer, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 3455
Billboard dissolves; by Cyril Mock-
ridge. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp.
118261; Movietone music corp., New
York. 3456
Billows of blue; w and m Bernal Car-
ter. © 1. Feb. 5, 19386; E unp.
117675; Bernal Claude Carter, Lin-
coln, Neb. 3457
Bird on the wing; w Jimmy Kennedy,
m Will Grosz; with ukulele and pf.
accordeon arrs. © Jan. 9, 1936;
EH for. 42979; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd., London. 3458
Birthday (A) greeting; traditional
Hungarian, English version M. W.
Pursey, m Zoltan Kodaly; mixed
voices. © Sept:’ 12, 1935; H for.
42835; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 3459
Bistro (Le) du port; valse, paroles
A. Saudemont et G. Groener, m
Pierre Candel. © Aug. 1, 19385; E
for. 42711; Editions Coda, s. a.,
Paris. 3460
Bizet (Georges) Je crois entendre (In
memory I lie); from Les pécheurs
de perles, English version Vivien
Lambelet. © Oct. 25, 19385; E for.
43109; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
ltd., London. 3461
1. symphonie; C dur; orch. Parti-
tur. © Oct. 2, 1935; E for. 42840;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
3462
Black Gypsy; by Eddie South; violin
and pt.” © Feb, 27,'1936; Epub.
538614; Robbins music corp., New
York. 3463
Black magic; w Cynthia Dodge [i. e.
C. D. Crawford], m F. N. Aldrich.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118094;
Florence N. Aldrich and Cynthia
Dodge Crawford, Ithaca, Mich.
3464
Black nights; w Merna Vanderford;
pf. © 1. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118610; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3465
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Blessed home; hymn. © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 53296; W. N. La
Mance, Laclede, Mo. 3466
Blooming as a rose; hymn, w and m
A. G. Horst. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
pub. 53663; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 3467
Biow me down; bk. and lyrics Donn
P. Crane, m Allan B. Benedict.
Full voe, se. and libretto. © Feb.
20, 1986; D 39035; H. T. Fitz
Simons co., Chicago. 3467*
Blue; waltz, melody. © 1. Feb. 27,
1936; EH unp. 119119; Anthony
Pedace, Jersey City. 3468
Blue, blue over you; 2 trumpets, 3
saxophones, banjo and pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117922;
William Trombetta, McKees Rocks,
Pa. 3469
Blue bonnetS are waving at you;
waltz, w Mrs. Oscar Barthold, melody
Jimmie Crane.. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1936;
E unp. 115773; Annie Hill Barthold,
Weatherford, Tex. 3470
Blue (The) dame; song. © 1. Feb.
10, 1986; EH unp. 117929; William
Prohaska, Dawson, Ia. 3471
Blue flame; pf., with w. © 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1986; E unp. 118919; Verne
Neville, Oakland, Calif. 3472
Blue grass; instrumental.-: © 1 ¢. Feb.
21, 1986; E unp. 118960; Rosario
Bourdon, New York. 3473
Blue Harlem; in American idiom, op.
20: pt: “© 1'¢ Peb./25,' 19367;
unp. 119020; Robert Holmes Green-
well, Washington. 3474
Blue Irish eyes; song. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 1193812; Millard Flem-
ing George, Chelsea, Vt. 8475
Blue mood; by Edgar Hayes and
Irving Mills; pf. © Feb. 7, 1936;
E pub. 538350; Milsons music pub.
corp., New York. 5476
Blue moonlight; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 .«.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117506; Dortha
Anderson, Gig Harbor, Wash. 3477
Blue over you; w and m Beth Moore.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117712;
Elizabeth Moore Matthias, Shreve-
port, La. 3478
Blue Ridge Mountain moon; fox trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117584; Bruce Tricket, Vienna, Va.
3479
160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
3502
Blue star up above; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117970;
Sally Burton, Glendale, Calif. 3480
Bluebonnet (The), flower of Texas;
w Margery Armitage, m Oscar
J. Fox. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub.
53206; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
3481
Bluest blues; w A. Bowen, melody R.
Robinson. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E
unp. 118291; Robert Robinson and
Arthur Bowen, Philadelphia. 3482
Bluest of blues; song, melody Henry
Horvath. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E
unp. 118785; James Cappetta, Chi-
cago. 483
Bogey-man (The) ; humoresque, lesson
analysis John Thompson, m Lois
Long; pf. © Feb. 8, 1936; E pub.
53359; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
3484
Bold (The) vaquero; Texas cowboy
song, David W. Guion, arr. Bryceson
Treharne; men’s or boys’ 3-pt. cho.
© Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53530; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 3485
Bolero; by Walter M. Smith; cornet
trio with band acc., and cornet con-
ductor. Pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E
pub. 53551; Fillmore bros. €o., Cin-
cinnati. 3486
cornet trio with pf. ace. ©
Feb. 17, 1986; E pub. 53553; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 3487
Bonds of friendship; Spanish march,
Jaime Texidor, arr. Aubrey Winter;
orch. pts. © Jan. 14, 1936; E for.
42745; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 3488
Bonheur trés tendre; valse-boston, du
film Son frére de lait, G. Rinaldo-
Rinaldi, arr. G. Lapeyronnie; orch.
ptes. © May 1, 1935; E for. 41383;
C. Joubert & cie., Paris, 3489
paroles René Vilhianne et
André Midroit, m G. Rinaldo-Ri-
——,
naldi.. © June 1, 1985; E for.
41386; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
3490
Bonjour (Un), wun bonsoir, adieu;
tango, paroles Helene Fax, m EH. V.
Malderen, arr. Ch. Chobillon; orch.
ptes. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 43060;
Hawkes & son (London) litd., Lon-
don. 3491
Boondoggling; w S. ©. Kern, m H.
Romersa; pf. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936;
E unp. 117824; Stella C. Kern and
Henry Romersa, Los Angeles.
3492
Boulevardier from the Bronx; from
Colleen, w Al Dubin, m Harry War-
ren; with arr. for guit., etc. © Feb.
24, 1936; E pub. 53599; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3493
Boy meets girl; w Charles Tobias, m
Sammy Fain; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub. 53194;
Remick music corp., New York.
3494
Boys in uniform; march; pf. © 1.
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118901; Violet
Polhemus, Billings, Mont. 3495
Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby; adap-
tation of m, lesson analysis and
story John Thompson; pf., with w.
© Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 53363; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 3496
— Three waltzes; from op. 39, rev.
and ed. Elliot Griffis; pf. With bio-
graphical sketch and_ glossary.
Rev. ed., with fingering, phrasing,
pedaling, etc, E. Griffis. no. 1. In
B maj.—no. 2. In E maj.—no. 15.
In A flat maj. © Feb. 19, 1936;
EK pub: 53586; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 3497
Brasilera; rumba carioca, José Mora
y R. Solves; orch. ptes. © Jan. 1,
1936; E for. 427638; José Mora, Bar-
celona, Spain. 3498
Breakin’ in a pair of shoes; fox-trot,
w Ned Washington and Dave Frank-
lin, m Sam H. Stept, arr. Frank
Skinner; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. B. Faighes. © Feb 11, 1936;
E pub. 53406; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 3499
Bridal (A) party (Brudeferden i
Hardanger) ; by Halfdan Kjerulf,
English text and m arr.; sop. 1, 2
and alto, with optional alto 2. ©
Jan. 27, 19386; E pub. 53445; Freder-
ick Wick, Minneapolis. 3000
Bright stars to steer by; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118547;
Karl Heinz Asbeck, Madison, Conn.
3501
Broadway atmosphere; w A. Scheftel,
melody M. Hochman. © 1 «¢. Feb.
13, 1936; E unp. 118119; Maurice
Hochman and Al Scheftel, Ossin-
ing, N. Y. 3502
161
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3503
Broken dreams of you; song, m Ed-
gar Hayes, Irving Mills and Chuck
Richards. © Feb. 7, 1986; E pub.
53351; Milsons music pub. corp.,
New York. 3503
Broken hearted Lu; fox trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp.
118844; George Harry McNeMar.
Philadelphia. 3504
Broken hopes; valse song. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1986; E unp. 118751; Almore
Kingelin, Toronto. 3505
Brown eyes looking into eyes of blue;
w Al Bryan, and melody. ©1..
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117523; Gus Ed-
wards, New York. 3506
Brownies (The) carnival; lesson
analysis and m John Thompson; pf.
© Feb. 13, 1936; E pub. 53426;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 3507
Brussels (Iris) Sonata; pf. ©l1e.
Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118495; Iris
Brussels, Paterson. 3008
Buckskin (The) cayuse; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
1179038; H. D. Shurtliff, Big Sandy,
Mont. 3009
Bug (The); pf. treble. © 1 c. Feb.
28, 1936; E unp. 119209; Bob Pope,
Charlotte, N. C. 3510
Bugle call march; by Alfred Marlhom ;
pf. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 53249;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
3511
Burial chant; w and m Cyril J. Mock-
ridge; solo, With male voice cho. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 19386; E unp. 118262;
Movietone music corp., New York.
3512
But you turned me down for another ;
fox-trot song. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
EH unp. 118721; Alvan W. Futrell,
Poquoson, Va. 3513
Butterfly (The); by Enid Brandt; pf.
© Feb. 17, 1936; E pub. 53465;
Leonie Brandt, San Francisco.
3514
Buy American; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 26,
1936; E unp. 119034; Michael Mikita
and Mac Benoit, New York. 3515
B’wanga; quick step, composed and
arr. Sid Phillips; orch. pts. © Aug.
24, 1985; E for. 42701; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 3516
By a roadside fire; leSson analysis
John Thompson, m Irene Rodgers;
pf. © Feb. 18, 1936; E pub. 53434;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 3517
pt. III, n. s., v.31
By the old enchanting bay; song, w
Raymond H. French. © 1 ¢. Feb.
26, 1986; E unp. 119090; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 3518
By the pool at the third rosses; w
Arthur Symons, m H. T. Burleigh;
arr. Carl Wiesemann; women’s
voices. © Jan. 31, 1986; E pub.
53203; G. Ricordi & co., inc, New
York. 3519
Byrd (William) Hight pieces ; new arr.
from keyboard pieces of Farnaby
and Byrd, by Leslie Russell; string
orch. or quartet. Sec. and pts. bk.
1,2. © Oct. 24, 1935; E for. 42892;
Oxford univ. press, London. 3520
Cabin in the mountains; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 19836; E unp. 117436;
Ethel M. Chovanee, Dallas. 3521
Cafe con leche; rumba fox-trot, C.
Rodoch; orch. ptes. © Nov. 4,
1935; E for. 42688; C. Rodriguez,
Bilbao, Spain. 3522
Caliban oh! Caliban; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117692;
Herbert Victor Preeg, Los Angeles.
3523
California for me; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119173;
Lois Steiner, Salome, Ariz. 3524
California girl; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117592; Olive
M. White, Lennox, Calif. aeD
California, the golden; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 1182438;
Bettina M. Franck, San Diego, Calif.
3526
Call (The) of the prairie; from Call of
the prairie, w Tot Seymour, m Vee
Lawnhurst; with ukulele and guit.
arr. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub. 53246;
Famous music corp., New York.
3527
Call the ewes; Scotch folk-song, poem
attributed to Burns, m freely arr.
Gordon Balch Nevin; men’s voices.
© Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 53335; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 3528
Callie ’m coming home; song, m Ray
Matthews. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936;
EH unp. 119180; Sarah Taylor Shat-
ford, Yakima, Wash. 3529
Calvary and Haster; motet, w anon.,
m Walter Wild; mixed cho. © Jan.
21, 1986; E pub. 53287; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 3530
Campiello (Il); versi Mario Ghisal-
berti, m Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1986
partitura’ d’orch. Atto 1°-3°. -©
Feb. 7, 19386; D 39022-39024; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 3530***
Can I be wrong; w E. Adolphe, melody
A. Vance. © 1. Feb. 8, 1936; E
unp. 117852; Al Vance and Edward
Adolphe, Brooklyn. 3531
Can you blame a man; w Joseph Lease,
m.:P. Belli. © .1.¢ Feb. 28, 19386;
E unp. 119219; Primo Belli and
Joseph AuLisio, Old Forge, Pa. 3532
Canada, dear land o’mine; w Chester
Wedrick, m P. George Marshall;
mixed voices. © Feb. 28, 1936; E
pub. 538621; Gordon VY. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. - 8033
Candle light; w Lee Shippey, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman; sop. 1,
2 and alto. © Feb. 21, 1936; E pub.
53603 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 3034
Candles on my birthday cake [and]
Riding along; w, m and actions
Anne Harding Thompson; pf.
Jan. 31, 1986; E for. 42752; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 3535
Canon; v. Heinrich Kaminski; violine
u. orgel. © Dec. 18, 1985; E for.
43031; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 3536
Can’t-cha; w and m F. Wadsworth and
Budd Dougherty. © 1. Feb. 27,
1986; E unp. 119125; Farrell Wads-
worth, Salt Lake City. 3587
Canto campagnolo abruzzese; pf., with
w. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
118056; M. Fortunato Fontana,
Brooklyn. 2 2538
Canzone del girino; one step, versi
Bixio Cherubini, m Cesare Andrea
Bixio. © June 10, 1935; E for.
42770; Societi anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 3539
Canzone (La) della Madonna; versi
Armando Cennerazzo, con melodia.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117702;
Peppino Manna, Brooklyn. 3540
Capitol city;
band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E pub.
50045; Fillmore bros, co., Cincinnati.
3541
Caprice viennois; by Fritz Kreisler,
arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. ©
Jan. 27, 19386; E pub. 53450; Charles
Foley, New York. 3942
Captain Kidd; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m June Waldo; pf. ©
57357—36—_2
march, Del Staigers; -
3006
Feb. 18, 1936; E pub. 584385; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 3543
Captain Smith; march, C. 8S. Putnam;
band pts. © Feb. 17, 1986; E pub.
58550; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
3544
Capture; w Neléne Gettell, m Milton
Dieterich; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E pub. 58168; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 3545
Carest thou not; w Vida Munden Nix-
on, m Richard Hainsworth; ten. and
contralto or ten. and bar. © Feb.
24, 1936; E pub. 58640; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Kansas City, Mo. 3546
Carma; melody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117610; Samuel Wissig, Par-
lier, Calif. 3547
Carnival overture; by Robert W. Gibb;
orch. pts. © Jan. 18, 1936; E pub.
53242; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Bos-
ton. 3548
Carolina waltz; m Burrell Van Buren,
pf., with w. © 1. Feb. 26, 1986;
E unp. 119053 ; Fannie Motley Oliver,
Yanceyville, N. C. 3549
Caroline; w and m G. G. Dean and
E. S. White. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936;
E ounp. 118355; Grace Ghent Dean,
Columbus, O. 3500
Caroline o’ mine; w Ben MacPherson;
pf. © 1c Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118611; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 3551
Carpenter, build me a home; song,
m Willard Herring. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 118328; Richard L.
Shoalts, Williamsport, Pa. 3552
Carrascosa; Spanish march, Jaime
Texidor, arr. Aubrey Winter; orch.
pts. © Jan. 14, 1936; EH for. 42746;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 3953
Carter (The) family album of
Smokey Mountain ballads; incl. six-
teen new songs A. P. Carter. ©
Dec. 9, 1985; AA 197473; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 3554
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) Sonata;
doigtée Andrés Segovia; gitarre. ©
Dec. 27, 1935; E for. 42998; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany,
Castle (A) in the blue; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 117772;
Berrien [C.] Eaton, jr., Grosse
Pointe, Mich. 3556
163
CATALOG OF
3007
Catch as catch can; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 118457;
Edward Montfort (Ted) Bentley and
Cecil Jacob Ross, Los Angeles. 3557
w Lucille Longman, and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 117993;
M. Kenneth Boss, Brooklyn. 3558
’Cause I’m spellbound by your charms;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Feb. 3, 19386; H
unp. 117517 ; Le-Roy A. Davis, Chris-
tiansted, St. Croix, V. I. 3559
"Cause of you; pf., with w. ©1l1.«.
Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 1182538; For-
rest M. Rodgers, Pittsburgh. 3560
Cavaleade; march two-step; pf. accor-
dion. © Feb. 21, 1936; E pub.
53544; Harry J. Lincoln, Philadel-
phia. 3561
Cavalier (The) rides; song. © 1.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118020; Adéle
Mae Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 3562
Ceiba (La); tango, w and m Renée
Tallantyre, arr. F. R. Diaz Zelaya.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118569;
John Miceli, New Orleans. 3563
Chain gang song; w and m Frank
Tresselt and Cyril J. Mockridge;
solo, with male voice cho. ©1..
Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118265; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 3564
Challenge; w Hamlin Garland, m Be-
atrice Posamanick; high voice. ©
Feb. 1, 1986; E pub. 53185; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 3565
Champion (The) ; march, Wm. M. Tal-
bott; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; H
pub. 53548; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 3566
Chance (A) on our romance; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp.
118732; Edward Schmidt, Bain-
bridge, O. 3067
Change; w and m Odell Green Wilson.
© 1c. Dec. 5,.1985; E unp. 115355:
Beatrice Odell Wilson, Danville, Ill.
3568
Changeable you; orch. pts., with w.
©. Jan. 29,. 1986; E.. pub. 53175;
Arthur J. Schrage, jr., Detroit.
3569
Chanson de Trouvére; song. © 1 e.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117539; Dorothy
van der Veer Walker, Scarsdale,
iy ene 3570
Chariot race; descriptive piece, Hd-
ward Goodchild, op. 7; pf. © Feb.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IItjas., Vat
7, 1936; E for. 42761; Cary & co.,
London. 3571
Charms; w Alfred (Whitie) Davis,
m J. H. Currier. © 1c Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118475; John H. Cur-
rier and Alfred A. Davis, Cleveland.
3572
Chesapeake moon; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Keb. 4, 19386; E.-unp. 117632;
Ralph Ellsworth Hinman, Washing-
ton. 3573
song. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
117770; Ralph Ellsworth Hinman,
Washington. 3574
Same. © Feb. 6, 1936; E pub.
53583; Ralph Ellsworth Hinman,
Washington. 3575
Chicken reel; arr. with variations
Harry Breuer; xylophone; pf. ace.
© Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53380;
Harbert music, New: York. 3576
Chime of the bells; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119062;
Grace EK. Trautman, Petoskey, Mich.
3577
Chinatown; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1 c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119154;
John Frafeonero, Newark, N. J.
3578
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Butter-
flies; op. 25, no. 9, w John Allan
Haughton, m _ transcribed Cesare
Sodero; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Feb.
13, 1986; E pub. 53597; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 3079
Etude; op. 25, no. 2, arr. Louis
Victor Saar; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Feb.
- 5, 1986; E pub. 53338; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 3580
Funeral march; op. 35, no. 2, arr.
Mort. H. Glickman; pf.. © Jan. 27,
1936; E pub. 538215; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 3581
transcription Andrés
© Dec. 27, 1935;
B. Schott’s sdhne,
3582
——— Minute valse; op. 54, arr.; 2 pfs.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117526;
Earle Radmore Hunt, Lincoln, Neb.
3583
—— Study for the left hand; after
Chopin’s Prelude in B flat minor,
arr. James Friskin; pf. © Feb. 10,
1936; E pub. 53439; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 3584
Mazurka ;
Segovia; gitarre.
E for. 43001;
Mainz, Germany.
164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Chor der toten; w C. F. Meyer, m Her-
mann Simon; a cappella. Partitur.
1. Gem. chor.—2. Miinnerchor. ©
Dec. 31, 1933; E for. 42947, 42948;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 3585, 3586
Chorale with variations; by Pieter
Kuiper de Vos de Villiers; organ.
© Jan. 9, 1986; E for. 42738; Au-
gener, ltd., London. 3587
Chordmanual; guide to the intervals,
scales, triads, etc., of all chords, ar-
rangement of notes and letters. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; AA 195546; Carl Jean
Tolman, Winthrop, Me. 3588
Christ being raised from the dead;
Easter anthem, m C. Hylton Stew-
art; mixed voices; organ ace.
Oct. 24, 1935; E for. 42859; Oxford
univ. press, London. 3589
Christ is all; w and melody. ©1.
Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119098;
Charles William Brooks, New Or-
leans. 3590
Christ moves on; w Martha Gardiner,
m Howard ©, Rutt; pt. . © Jan. 25,
i956. i pub. d52(8 -..Y. .P. Cy Usiof
the First united Presbyterian church
of Evanston, [ll., Evanston, Ml.
3591
Christ our passover; Easter anthem,
m Martin Shaw; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Oct. 24, 1935; E for.
42852; Oxford univ. press, London.
3592
Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day;
Easter anthem, w Charles Wesley,
m Lily Strickland; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 21, 1936; E pub. 53604; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
593
Christ to-day rejoices men; w Frederic
Thompson, Latin text from Jesu Re-
demptor, m EH. Pasker, freely arr.
Cyr de Brant. 1. High voice, in D.—
2. Med. voice, in B flat.—3. Med.
voice, in B flat, with violin or ’cello
obbl. ©. Nov. 138, 1935; E pub.
53517-53519 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 3594-3596
Christen it love; w Al Bernard, mel-
ody HE. Paul Kasel. © 1 c. Feb. 6,
1936; E unp. 119199; Barnard A.
Young and EHdward Maltzman,
Chelsea, Mass. 3597
Christian’s (The) theme song; song.
© Jan. 25, 1936; E pub. 53201; Earl
B. Gillis, McComb, Miss. 3598
3611
Christmas carol; pf., with w. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117826; Maud
Miller Stevenson, Minneapolis.
3599
Christmas lullaby; mixed voices. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118021;
Adéle Mae Beattys, Westfield, N. J.
3600
Christopher Columbus; by Leon Berry ;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp.
118758; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
3601
Ciacona; nach einem thema y. G. F.
Handel, v. Prinus Dietze; violino u.
violoncello. © Apr. 24, 1933; E for.
42956; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 3602
Cisne (El); letra y melodia Agustin
Lara. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
119046; Southern musie pub. co.,
inc., New York. 3603
City (The) of my dream; song. ©
1c Feb. 1, 1936; E unp. 117396;
James Lamb, Brooklyn. 3604
Ckow hop; melody Boy Shield. © 1 ec.
Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118515; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 3605
Clarendon (The) aria books; ed. W.
Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wise-
man and John Wishart. bk. 1. 1.
Pf, ed.—2. Staff voice-pt. ed.—3. Sol-
fa voice-pt. ed. © Sept. 12, 1935;
E for 42875; Oxford univ press, Lon-
don. 3606
Clarendon (The) classical song books;
ed. W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert
Wiseman and John Wishart. bk. 1.
1 Pf. ed.—2. Staff voice-pt. ed.—3.
Sol-fa voice-pt. ed. © Sept. 12,
19385; HE for. 42876; Oxford univ.
press, London. 3607
Clarita; bolero, arr. R. HEchavarria
Lazala; pf., con letra. © 1. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119237; José G.
Ramirez, New York. 3608
Classici del violino; ricostruzioni ed
elaborazioni Ettore Bonelli; violino
e pf. © Dec. 28, 1985; E for.
42805; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 3609:
Clayton’s grand march; by Chas. D.
Blake, arr. Mort H. Glickman; pf.
© Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53447;
Calumet music co., Chicago. 3610
Climbing the hill; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936;
E unp. 117613; Kathleen L. Maart,
Manasquan, N. J. 3611
165
CATALOG OF
3612
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Cloud (The); song, w Sara Teasdale.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118793;
Irene V. Maliverney, Olathe, Kan.
3612
Clowning around; w and m Jeanne
Burns; with guit. arr. © Feb. 3,
1986; E pub. 538488; Mills music,
inec., New York. 36135
Cobbler, cobbler; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m Louise Christine Rebe;
pf. © Feb. 8, 19386; E pub. 53355;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 3614
Cocktail rhythm; pf. © 1 c¢. Dec. 30,
1935; E unp. 118062; Rosalie Staal,
Jefferson, Wis. 3615
Collection moderne; by contemporary
composers, incl. arrs. by Serge
Semenoff, Max Hirschfeld and Luis
Sucra; pf. © Dee. 17, 1935; E pub.
53367; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 3616
Collegiate; fox-trot, Moe Jaffe and Nat
Bonx, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts.,
with w. © Feb. 14, 1936; E pub.
53458 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 3617
Colonel Davy Crockett; w Mark Miner,
m Samuel Richards Gaines; male
voices, with bar. or ten. solo. ©
Feb. 20, 1986; E pub. 53515; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 3618
Colonial gayeties; melody Roy Shield.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118519;
Robbins music corp., New York.
3619
Come gorgeous night; pf., with w. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E unp. 118558;
Thomas George Sutherland, Chicago.
3620
Come on and smile; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 118379;
Frank DuBois, Mandan, N. D.
3621
Come on take a drink on me; foxtrot,
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 19386;
BE unp. 117949; Elizabeth Dandridge,
Wichita. 3622
Come, shepherds, follow me; by John
Bennet, adapted Edmund H. Fel-
lowes, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy ;
2 voices, unacc. © Jan. 23, 1936;
EK for. 42798; Stainer & Bell., Itd.,
London. 3623
Come to my garden of dreams; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 e¢. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118233;
Lucia Yost, New York. 3624
Come unto these yellow sands; w
Shakespeare, m Frederic H. Wood,
op. 34, no. 1, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J.
Timothy; unison voices. © Feb.
10, 1986; E for. 43075; Stainer &
Bell, 1td., London. 3625
Come up and see me sometime; Song.
1 @ Feb. 14, 1986; E unp.
118191; Martin J. McMahon, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 3626
—w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1936; E unp. 119163; Bert Gordon,
New York. 3627
Coming back home; gospel solo, w
and m Peter J. Doogan. © Dee. 1,
19385; E pub. 53872; Mrs. L. M.
Hedge, Portland, Or. 3628
Coming home; song, arr. Wm. F. Schil-
ler. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118565; Willard Ennis, Hollywood,
Calif. 3629
Communion; w Horatius Bonar, m
Mabel Browning Fairlie; in C.
Jan. 381, 1936; E for. 427383; A.
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 3630
Como mi vida gris; cancion bolero,
letra Luis de Soto; con acordes
para guit. Clara Romero. © Jan.
5, 1936; E for. 438098; Graciela
Parraga, Havana. 3631
Como te he querido; bolero, cancién.
©1c. Dec. 26, 1935; E unp. 117889;
Armando Valdespi, Havana. 3632
Complainte de la Seine; paroles
Maurice Magre, m Kurt Weill. ©
Aug. 1, 1985; E for. 42712; Editions
Coda, S. a., Paris. 3633
Composition; by Anna Case; pf. no.
1-8. © 1. each Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118810-118817; Anna Case
Mackay, New York. 3634-3641
Con te [and] Se vuoi tu; fox-trots,
parole Alfredo Bracchi, m e arr.
I. Loti; orch. pti. © Dec. 31, 1935;
E for. 48072; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, Ss. a., Milan. 3642
Con un béso; bolero, cancion. © 1 «.
Dec. 26, 1935; E unp. 117891; Ar-
mando Valdespi, Havana. 3643
Concert waltz; by Alec Templeton ; pf.
© Jan. 16, 1986; E for. 42743; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 3644
Concerto grosso in C moll; v. Markus
Koch, op. 77; streichorch. u. con-
tinuo. Partitur u. stimmen. © Oct.
1, 1983; E for. 42958; Henry Lit-
olff’s verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-
many. 3645
166
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Confession; Scottish folk-song, m arr.
Arthur H. Ward; men’s voices. ©
Feb. 13, 1986; E pub. 53596; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3646
Conga (La) ; nueva danza cubana; pf.,
con letra. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E
unp. 119058; Eliseo Grenet, Havana,
Cuba. 3647
Connie; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
23, 1936; E unp. 118535; Elizabeth
Strong, i.e. Mrs. L. K. Strong, Santa
Ana, Calif. 3648
Consequently ; w and melody Virginia
Baird Mason. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1986;
E sunp. 118556; James Bruce Mason,
jr., Durham, N. C. 3649
Constant love; song. © 1. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 118534; Mary Jean
Miller, Cincinnati. 3650
Constantly ; w and melody Pat Ballard
and Chas. Henderson. © 1. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118396; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 3651
Copesetic tapiola; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118875;
Marvine Maazel, Sherman Oaks,
Calif. 3652
Cottage (A) at the foot of the hill;
wand melody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936;
E unp. 118886; Minnie Rumfelt,
North Belmont, N. C. 3653
Cottage (A) in Adair; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 10, 19386; E
unp. 117948 ; Robert Hunt, Arion, Ia.
3654
Cottage in the valley; w Minnie Jar-
gm: pf. [© Lc, Peb; 20,1936"
unp. 118612; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 3655
Cottage (The) on the hill; w and
melody. © 1 .¢ Feb. 4, 1936; E
unp. 117643; Nicholas Ciardi, New-
ank,*N. J. 3656
Cotton field lament; song. © 1 c.
Feb. 8, 1986; E unp. 118532; Louise
Alexandra McCord, Laurens, S. C.
3657
Cotton (The) pickers song; fox trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117422; Henry E. Stiles, Corona,
Calif. 3658
Country gardens; handkerchief dance,
traditional morris dance tune, arr.
A. R. Ranger; pts. 1. B flat clarinet
and pf.—2. 2 B flat clarinets and
3672
pf. © Feb. 1, 1986; E pub. 53616,
53617 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
3659, 3660
Cowboy; w and m Michael Carr; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 4, 1985; E for.
42783 ; Peter Maurice music co., Itd.,
London. 3661
Cradle song; w William Blake, m
Phyllis Tate ©Oct. i; 1935: i
for. 42877; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 3662
Crocerossina; parole Renzo Abbondan-
dolo, melodia Alfredo Bascetta. ©
Oct. 31, 1935; E pub. 538475; Italian
bk. co., New York. 3663
Cuddling in the cradle of the moon;
w and melody. © Feb. 7, 1936; EB
pub. 53348; James I. Baumgartl,
Chicago. 3664
Cumbancha (La); letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. J. Sabre Marro-
quin. © 1c. Feb. 38, 1936; E unp.
117489; AsociaciOn mexicana de
autores y compositores, s. a., Mexico,
D. F. 3665
Cuore d'Italia; marcia, da All’ombra
del Negus, parole A. Sopranzi, m
P.'Marletta; pf. © Jan. 15, 1936;
EH for. 43120; M. Marletta, Rome.
3666
Cupid on the run; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1936; EH unp. 118882; H.
Howell Hendlin and Evelyn Krams,
Hollywood, Calif. 3667
Curfew (The) shall not ring tonight;
Ww Edward Heyman, m Peter De
Rose; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Feb. 14, 1936; E pub. 53441; Miller
music, inc., New York. 3668
Cutie Cupee Cupid; fox-trot, song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118731;
Bessie Fae Huber, Reynolds, Neb.
3669
Dainty fine bird; by Orlando Gibbons,
adapted Hdmund H. Fellowes, tonic
sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Jan. 23, 1936; E for.
42790; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
3670
Dairy-maid song; w Ned Washington,
m Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. © 1 ¢ Feb. 17, 1936; EH
unp. 118364; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 3671
Dance, dance, dance; waltz song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118220;
Esther Wollison, New Bedford,
Mass. 3672
167
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3673
Dance orientale; w Samuel Marshall,
m B. Horowitz; pf. ©1e. Feb. 28,
19386; E unp. 119232; Bertha Horo-
witz and Samuel Mitnitsky, New
York. 3675
Dancing at the varsity ball; m Alice
Butterworth; pf., with w. © 1.
Noy. 29, 1985; E unp. 114080; Allen
C. Blair, Seattle. 3674
Dancing in the old town-hall; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 20, 19386; E
unp. 118686; Percy Franklin Garey,
Mound City, Mo. 3675
Dancing moonbeams: by Agnes Wil-
liams, arr. J. Engleman; orch. pts.
© Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 48042; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 3676
Dancing my first waltz with you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118918; Charles A. Petterson,
Washington. 3677
Dancing with you; waltz song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118676; Hal H. Phillips, Con-
neaut, O. 3675
Dandelion down; 2-pt. song, w Edith
King, m Mary Lucas. © Oct. 1%,
1935; E for. 42867; Oxford univ.
press, London. 3679
Danse légére; by A. E. M. Grétry, arr.
woodwind quintette. Sc ©1.«
Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119142; R. N.
Buvinger, Washington. 3680
Dark Africa; hymn, w Ada Blenk-
horn, m H. EH. Meyer, new harmonic
arr. H. Lillenas. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53674; Nazarene pub. house,
Kansas City, Mo. 3681
Dark clouds: song: © 1 ¢. Web.eta
1986; E unp. 118285; Charlene
Scowcroft, Ogden, Utah. 3682
Dark clouds roll away; fox trot song.
©l1e. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp. 117593;
Troy Opie Stuart, Mt. Clare, W. Va.
3685
Dark eyes; English w Howard John-
son, m A. Salami, voice arr. Ed.
Smalle; men’s voices. © Feb. 3,
19386; E pub. 538227; Robbins music
corp., New York. 3684
— valse song. ©1«. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118997; Mal Christy, Blair
Jct., Nev. 3685
Darkies’ paradise; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118281; Charles
Christian Lemons, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
3686
pt. It, eS: ¥. ok
Darling; song, w Jessica Dragonette.
© 1e. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp. 118961 ;
Rosario Bourdon, New York. 3687
—valse song. © 1c. Feb..11, 1936;
E unp. 118727; Louis Markus,
Phillipsburg, N. J. 3688
Das wird noch in vielen jahren fiir
die welt ein midrchen sein :
tango serenade, text Rudolph Bert-
ram, m Bruno Uher. © Dec. 13,
1935; E for. 48018; Dacapo verlag,
Vienna. 3689
Daughter (The) of Dinah Lee; song.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119113;
Ray Haister, New York. 5690
Davis (Genevieve) Phantasy; song.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118768;
Genevieve Davis Monroe, New York.
389L
Dawn of life; Easter service, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson, and others, m
I. H. Meredith, and others. © Jan.
18, 1986; E pub. 5383803; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 3692
Day (The) is dark and dreaty; w
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, m
Alfred Hiles Bergen; male voices,
© Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 53612; Hoyt.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 3693
Dear England mine; w Bruce Sievier,
m Pat Thayer; in A flat. © Jan.
10, 1986; E for. 42780; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
3694
Dear little shamrock; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118738;
Noble J. Irvine, Yellow Grass, Sask.,
Canada. 3695
Dear little you; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118449; Truett
L. Upshaw, Colton, Calif. 38696
Dear Mister Crosby; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118498;
Jimmie Dodd, Cincinnati. 3697
Dear old grandad; song. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1936; E unp. 118136; Garrett
Amos Osborn, Warsaw, Ind. 3698
Dear old pocket book of mine; w
Walter Watermoe, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119336; James Caywood, Clear-
water Station, B. C., Canada. 3699
Dear old Rocky Mountain moon; w K.
Hoffman, melody B. Jaffe. ©1.«
Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119110; Ken
Hoffman and Ben Jaffe, Philadel-
phia. 3709
168
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Dear one; w Claude Faulkner, and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117502; Carl Braxton Stewart, Bar-
bourville, Ky. 3701
Dear (The) today; song, arr. Harry L.
Alford; with violin obbl. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 118107; Cora
Gladish, Higgensville, Mo. 3702
Dear what’s the use of quarreling;
song. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp.
118155; Giuseppe Miele, New York.
3703
Dearest of dears, fair Cupid’s plead-
ing; fox-trot song. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118752; Edith Marie
Roach, Wilmington, Calif. 3704
Dedication; w Wolfgang Miiller, tr.
Arthur Westbrook, m Robert Franz,
op. 14, no. 1, arr. Wallingford Rieg-
ger; sop., alto and bar. © Feb. 6,
1936; E pub. 53344; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 3705
Deep in my heart I'll keep a dream of
you; w and melody. © 1. Feb. 8,
1986; E unp. 118065; Irvin Gilbert
Valentine, Chambersburg, Pa. 3706
Deep in the chapel of my heart; w
and m Herbert S. Auerbach. © Feb.
3, 19386; E pub. 53284; George F.
Briegel, inc., New York. 3107
Deep in the night; w Edward Lockton,
m Reginald Morgan; in C. © Jan.
17, 19386; E for. 42778; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
3708
Dejame sofiar; cancién. © 1 ¢. Dec.
26, 1935; E unp. 117888; Armando
Valdespi, Havana. 3709
Delightful delusion; w and m Karl
Streuber, arr. Al Terry. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 53499; Charles D.
(Karl) Streuber, Burbank, Calif.
3710
Delta; pf. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1986; E unp.
119214; Stanley Gross, Newark,
IN «pied 3711
Denkst du noch manchmal an damals;
langsamer walzer, text u. m Willi
Kollo, arr. Harold M. Kirchstein;
orch. stimmen wu. gesangstrio. ©
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 42966; Musik-
verlag City, Leipzig. aele
Depending; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118540; Edward M.
Chambers, Oaklyn, N. J. 3713
Depression; w and arr. of old melody.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 117756;
3727
Albert Allen Titus, Napinka, Manit.,
Canada. 3714
Depression love song; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c¢. Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118230; B. F.
Jacobs, Athens, Wis. 3715
Desert Shores; song. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1936; E unp. 118798; Zita Maney,
Oak Park, Ill., and Vincent Micari,
Chicago. 3716
Destiny and you; waltz song. ©1 ec.
Feb. 8, 1936; E unp. 117844; Eduard
Vitez and Elaine Grama, Detroit.
3717
Desvelo de amor; bolero, letra y m
Rafael Hernandez. © Dee 18,
1934; E for. 48084; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 3718
Det var en gang; minuet, text och m
Olle Kjellberg; orgel ace. © Dec. 3,
19385; E for. 42730; A. b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm. 38719
Devoted to you; w Ned Washington,
melody Allie Wrubel. © 1 e¢. Feb.
12, 1986; E unp. 118073; Robbins
music corp., New York. 3720
Devoting my time on you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
118252 ; Gerald Corky Williams, New
York. 38721
Dew drops of memory; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1. Feb.
27, 1936; E unp. 119131; Harvey C.
Henderson, Roscoe, N. Y. 3722
Dewdrops and roses; valse song. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 1187384;
Robert L. Morrison, Toledo. 3723
Dezember; w O. Kernstock, m Joseph
Marx, klavierauszug vom komponis-
ten. © Nov. 6, 1935; E for. 43026;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
3724
Dia (Un) sofié; blues, letra y m Ga-
briel Ruiz. © Nov. 16, 1935; E for.
42723; Asociacion mexicana de au-
tores y compositores, s. a., Mexico,
Oe KR. 3725
Dialogus: Ach Herr, du Sohn David;
v. Heinrich Schititz, bearb. Hans
Joachim Moser; 6 stimmigen chor.
Partitur. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for.
42822; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
3726
Diana ; tango; pf., with violin obbl. ©
1c Jan. 16, 1936; E unp. 116471;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 3727
169
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3728
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Dibuk (11); danze, Lodovico Rocca;
pf. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48130;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 3728
Dickee-doo (The); w and m Fred
Rice, arr. G. W. Briggs, jr.; pf. ©
Feb. 4, 1986; E pub. 53347; Fred-
erick B. Rice, Needham, Mass.
Did we meet or was it a dream; from
The amateur gentleman, w Clemence
Dane, m Richard Addinsell; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 25, 1936; E
for. 42988; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 3730
Dimple cheeks; song, w Cynthia Pix-
ley. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp.
118298; J. Chas. MeNeil, Los An-
geles. ool
Ding-a-ling-a-ling-ling baby; song. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 19386; E unp. 117930;
Conrad Bernhard, jr., Baltimore.
Sie2
Disillusioned; w Lester Horn; pf. ©
1 e@ Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119236;
Newton Charles Rorabaugh, Elkins
Park, Pa. 38733
Divertimenti a 4; v. Karl Blessinger ;
violine 1, 2, viola, violoncello u. kon-
trabass ad lib. Partitur u. stimmen.
© May 10, 1933; E for. 42962;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braunsch-
weig, Germany. 3734
Divertimento; by Daniel Gregory Ma-
son, op. 26b; woodwind quintet. Full
sc. © Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53396;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
3735
Divin réve; de Son frére de lait, pa-
roles René Vilhianne et A. Midroit,
m G. Rinaldo-Rinaldi. © May 1,
1935; E for. 41892; C. Joubert &
cie., Paris. 3736
Divina; cancion. © 1c. Dee. 26, 1935;
E ounp. 117888; Armando Valdespi,
Havana. alot
Dixie chile; w Waldron Baily; pf. ©
1 ec. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118618;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3738
Dizzy Lizzie Lou; pf., with w. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118848; Jack
Hoffman and Teddy Fields, Buffalo.
3739
Do you love me, please tell me that you
do; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1986; E unp. 118048; Margaret
Bertha Laskowski, Jersey City.
3740
3129 4
Do you, or do you not; song. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118172; Helen
Christine Pilling, Rumson, N. J.
3741
Do you remember; song, m V. E.
Strang and Carl A. Clare. ©1.«
Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118123; Vir-
ginia E. Strang, Cleveland. 3742
w and melody Betty Anne McRoy
and J. E. Blair. ©1c. Feb. 7, 1986;
E unp. 117799; James Hugene Blair,
Corona, Calif. 3743
Dr. West; song. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936;
E unp. 118223; George Olsen, Chi-
cago. 3744
Doggy heaven; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 1183802; Emily
Wardman Bell, San Marino, Calif.
8745
Doin’ the centennial; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118049; Jno.
Richardi Rose, Cleburne, Tex. 3746
Doin’ the crazy walk; w and m Buster
Shaver. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E
unp. 118584; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 3147
Don’t break my heart; w and m
Charlie Pierce and Artie Havel;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 15, 19363 EB
pub. 53489; Mills music, inc., New
York. 3748
Don’t cry my darling; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 7, 19386; E unp. 117823; Edwin
W. Weeks, Chicago. 3749
Don’t leave me; song, m Larry Grant.
© Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 53455; Ivan
Marquard, Los Angeles. 3750
Don’t love again; w Frank Rowan, m
Gilbert Wall. © Feb. 18, 1936; H
pub. 53411; Miller music, ine., New
York. 38751
Don’t play numbers; song. © Feb. 21,
1986; E pub. 53521; Chas. C. Weiss,
Monongahela, Pa. 3752
with fire; song, melody
Russell Wooding. © 1 ec. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118921; Nicholas
Harold Jefferson, Jamaica, N. Y.
3153
Don’t say good-bye; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118692;
Harry Joseph Domosky, Seymour,
Conn. 3754
Don’t say good-bye, just say good-
night: pi, with w. ©. 1 een:
26, 1936; E unp. 119048; R. M. Me-
Coy, Terre Haute, Ind. 3755
Don’t play
170
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Don’t say it if you don’t mean it; w
and m Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Feb. 8, 1986; E pub. 53868; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 3756
Don’t say no; w W. Ludwig, melody
T. Thomas. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; EH
unp. 119105; Trudy Thomas and
William Ludwig, New York. 3757
Don’t wait, tomorrow may be too late;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1986;
E unp. 118413; James Kendis,
Jamaica, N. Y. 3758
Don’t you dare; w W. Brevig and
Frank Hopkins, and melody. ©1ec.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118834; Waltér
Brevig, Merrick, N. Y. 37909
._Don’t you feel sorry for me; song, w
Lawrence McGrath. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118704; Richard
Young, Brooklyn. 3760
Don’t you forget me, my dear senorita;
song. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp.
117452; Laurence R. Navales, Mon-
terey, Calif. 3761
Dont you know; song, m D. H.
Stearns and Lionel Scott Maynard.
©1e. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 1189538 ;
Dorothy Hutchenson Stearns,
Bridgeport, Conn. 3762
Doo doo doo and what you goin’ to do;
song, arr. Alfredo de Berardinis.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119144;
Charles P. Troisi, Philadelphia.
3763
Dorische musik; v. Heinrich Kamin-
ski; orch. Partitur. © Dec. 6, 1935;
E for. 480383; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 3764
Dottor (Il) Oss; fantasia lirica, An-
tonio Lega, m Annibale Bizzelli,
rid. dell’ autore per canto e pf. ©
Feb. 14, 1936; D 89028; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 3764*
Down a winding little by-way; w Mil-
ton Ebbins and Fred Kingsbury, m
Eddie Morgan; with guit. arr. .©
Feb. 5, 1986: E pub. 53285; Judd &
Browne, New York. 3765
Down at the Rosedale club; w Dick
Sangunitti, melody Billy B. Oeheck-
er and Arthur Kayser. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 1986; E unp. 118224; Rosedale
athletic and social club, inc., Brook-
lyn. 3766
3780
Down in my heart; song. ©1c. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118448; John
George Kerestan, Monessen, Pa.
3767
Down in the woodland; song. ©1e.
Feb. 21, 1986; EH unp. 118799; Adele
Mae Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 3768
Down thru the years with you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118347;
Bernard J. Hallenback, Rhinelander,
Wis. 3769
Down where the Mississippi flows; w
Reginald (Reggie) Knott, and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp.
118918; Rollo Vernon Morris, Bal-
timore. 3770
Down where the wand’ring daisies
grow; fox trot song. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1986; E unp. 117463; John W.
Davis, Canton, O. By Gris
Down where we met long ago; valse
song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118719; Hattie S. Elwell, Alloway,
NTs 3772
Downhearted; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118468; Jerome
Siegan, Chicago. 38773
Dream blossoms; w Doris Rowley, m
Alec Rowley. © Feb. 12, 1936; H
for. 42903; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 3774
Dream castles; song, w Edith, Minella,
L. A. and Perey Shoffner. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 18, 19836; E unp. 118407; Lea-
Alma Artelia Shoffner, Greensboro,
N. C. 3775
Dream girl I’m lonely tonight; song,
melody Mario Leone. © 1 c¢. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118887; Theodore
Johnson, Kipling, Sask., Caneee
776
Dream kisses; w Harold Adamson, m
Walter Donaldson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 1183859; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 3777
Dream (A) of you; w and pf. arr. L.
McLeod, m P. Murray. © 1. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118898; Lucile Mc-
Leod and Phil Murray, La Feria,
Tex. 3778
Dream pal o’ mine; w M. MacKinnon,
m)yK. ASHareht. “Oy 1 -ex,Keb. 18,
1936; H unp. 118444; Mae MacKin-
non and Fred Alton Haight, Med-
ford, Or. 3779
Dream rhapsody; melody Ray Hills.
©1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119027;
Raymond Matthew Hills, New York.
3780
171
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3av81
Dream sweet dreams of me; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 117925; Billy H. Quinn,
Pottsville, Pa. 3781
Dream world; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 ce. Feb. 17, 19386; E unp. 118312;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 3782
Dreamer; w Don Blanding, m Albert
Hay Malotte; med. or low voice.
Feb. 3, 1986; E pub. 53311; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 3783
Dreamer of dreams; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119342; Ruth Gingrich, Decatur,
Il. 3784
Dreamer’s dream; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 19386; E unp. 119060;
Nellie Foster, Grand Rapids, Mich.
; 3785
Dreaming, dear, with you; w Ger-
trude Millicent McGrath; pf. ©le.
Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118614; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
3786
Dreaming dreams; valse song. ©1«.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118989; Elbert
Robinson, Woolsey, Ark. 37187
Dreaming of you lullaby gal; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 21, 1936; E
unp. 118806; Bob Clay Rentie, De-
lores, Col. 3788
Dreamland; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118675; E. H. Palmer, Summer-
ville, S. C. 3789
Dreamland’s songs of love; song. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119242;
Laura Cecilia Fortier, Leominster,
Mass. 3790
Dreams, just dreams; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117926;
Chrysta Radebaugh, Danville, I.
3791
Dreams, love, hope, faith; song, mel-
ody Lloyd Rice. © 1 ¢ Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118884; Lewis N. Rice,
Joplin, Mo. 3792
Dreams of Colorado; song, arr. Bob
Brewer ; with guit. arr. ©1c. Feb.
19, 1936; E unp. 118687; Jessie
Grafford Slagle, Nile, Mich. 3793
Dreams of yesteryear; song. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117969; Eula
Lindfors, Columbia, S. C. 3794
Dreamy eyes; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1 c. Feb. 4, 1936;
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
E unp. 117624; Annie Johnson, To-
ronto. 3795
Dreamy Honolulu; song, Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits., with counter-mel-
ody for violin, or mand., etc. © Jan.
30, 1986; E pub. 53225; Hlbern H.
(Eddie) Alkire, Haston, Pa. 3796
Dreamy land express; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 19386; E unp. 117554;
Lloyda Ripley White, Hartford.
. 3797
Dreamy mellow moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117509; Helen
Christianson Owens, Toppenish,
_ Wash. 3798
Dreamy mountain moon; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; EH unp. 119181;
Earl Westland, Hartford, Wash.
3799
Dreamy (The) river lullaby; w Dan
Baltz, melody Paul Smeltz and J. D.
Baltz. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp.
117659; John OD. Baltz, Honey
Brook, Pa. 3800
Drifting; pf. © Jan. 24, 1936; H pub.
53609; Grant Connell, Columbus, O.
3801
Drifting clouds find my love; w D. L.
Rose, and melody; in F. ©1..
Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118219; Leon-
ard Gunsberger and D. Leon Rose,
Jersey City. 3802
Drifting on a silv’ry stream; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117470; Gordon Elmer Willey, Wil-
mington, Calif. 3803
Drifting with you; song, m Geo. H.
Crumb. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp.
119223; Earl Knighton, Charleston,
W. Va. 3804
Drink to me only with thine eyes; w
Ben Jonson, m old English air, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; boys’ three-pt.
cho. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 53524;
Harold Flammer, inc., New eae
380
Dritte sonate [and] Sechste sonate; v.
Johann Wilhelm Furchheim, bearb.
Paul Rubardt; 2 violinen, viola 1 0,
violino 3, viola 2, violon o. violon-
cello, u. cembalo o. basso continuo.
Partitur. © Dec. 18, 1935; E for.
42824; Breitkopf & Hartel, mere
3
Drowsy moon; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m Lois Long; pf. © Feb.
172
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
13, 1936; E pub. 538481; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 3807
Drums of Africa; w R. L. Jenkins, m
Radie Britain, ed. and arr. Walter
Aschenbrenner; mixed voices; pf.
ace. with tom-tom. © Feb. 19, 1936;
EK pub. 538595; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 3808
Du bist mein lied; lied u. tango aus
Skandal in konzerthaus, text Karl
Farkas, English w Jimmy Kennedy,
m Wilhelm Grosz. © Sept. 21,
1935; E for. 42831; Wiener operet-
tenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna. 3809
Du, ich will dein herz; waltz, deut-
scher text u. m Ludwig Roman
Chmel; odeon u. salonorch. stimmen.
© Feb. 1, 1936; E for. 43089; A.
Cranz, Brussels. 3810
Dubensky (Aready) Capriccio; rid.
dell’autore; ottavino e pf. © Jan.
30, 1936; EH for. 43183; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 3811
Ducness (The) has a twinkle in her
eye; w Ned Washington, m Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©1ce.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118365; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
3812.
Duck in the water; w and melody. ©
fc. Heb: (, 1986; He upp. 127805;
John Bigoff, Detroit. 3813
Dunking doughnuts; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 24, 1936; E unp. 118939; Robert
Edward Nicholas, Butler, Pa. 3814
Dutch (The) twins; lesson analysis
John Thompson, m Willa Ward; pf.
© Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 53354; Willis
musie co., Cincinnati. 3815
Early Americana; suite, arr. Albert
Stoessel; orch. Se. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 53207; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 3816
Early morning; melody Roy Shield.
© 1e. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118508;
Robbins music corp., New York.
3817
Haster alleluia; anthem, m Ralph EH.
Marryott; mixed cho. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53567; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 3818
Haster (The) hope; choir cantata, w
Lizzie De Armond, and others, text
arr. and m Chas. Francis Lane;
mixed voices. © Jan. 2, 1936; E
pub. 53305; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 3819
3831
Echoes in the night; w Buddy Seamon,
mI. Seamon. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 119157; Irving Seamon and
Abraham Seamon, Brooklyn. 3820
Ecole (L’) des maris; opéra-comique,
d’aprés Moliére, poéme Jacques Lau-
rent, m Emmanuel Bondeville. Par-
tition chant et pf. © Dec. 31, 1935;
D 39037; Choudens, Paris. 3820*
Edizioni de La canzonetta, Piedigrotta
1935; di diversi autori, compilatore
Francesco Feola. © Aug. 15, 1935;
E for. 43107; Casa musicale La
canzonetta, Naples. 3821
Ego amo te, it means I love you; w
and m William Earl. ©1c. Feb. 15,
1936; E unp. 118245; William Harl
Alderisio, Pittsburgh. 3822
Hight-cylinder (An) car; by Thord
Ryden; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118174; Thord
Magnus Ryden, New York. 3823
Hinfiihrung in die klassiker ; 21 ausge-
wihlte sitze fiir den klavierunter-
richt eingerichtet u. bearb. Richard
Krentzlin; pf. © Dee. 23, 1985; B
for. 43045; H. R. Krentzlin wuter-
richtsverlag, Ber1lin-Lichterfelde,
Germany. 3824
Elegiaec sonata: by Walter Helfer; pf.
© Nov. 29, 1935; E for. 48022; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 3825
Elvira; valse, letra y melodia. ©1e.
Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119323; Agus-
tin Argentino Cornejo, New York.
3826
Emancipation march; song, arr. Ernest
EK. Wild. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; HE
unp. 119159; Charles Emil Wallace,
Billings, Mont. 3827
Enchanted (The) hour; opera for
children, w Elizabeth S. Clark La-
bouisse. Se. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936;
E unp. 119123; Olga Soehnge von
Olzen, New York. 3828
Enchanted island; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117928; John
Yedinak, Chicago. 3829
Enchanting breeze; melody, with pf.
acc. © 1. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118439; Léon Gaston Lorans, Ot-
tawa. 3830
Enchantment (The); w Thomas Ot-
way, m Dora Pierce. © Sept. 19,
1935; E for. 42878; Oxford univ.
press, London. 3831
173
CATALOG OF
3832
Enchantment; melody; with chord
symbols. © 1c. Feb. 10, 19386; HE
unp. 117951; Richard A. Lecksell,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 3832
End (The) of a life of sin; hymn, w
W. Atwood and H. Lillenas. © Feb.
24, 1986; E pub. 53661; MHaldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 3833
End (The) of the New Deal dream;
musical medley, w and arr. of m
Charles. Hammond Frye. © 1 «.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118344;
Charles H. Frye, Monrovia, Calif.
3834
Episode; by Helen Perkin; pf.
Dec. 27, 1935; E for. 42990; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 3835
Epsilon; pf. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E
unp. 119215; Stanley Gross, Newark,
N. J. 3836
Es wird im leben; tango, aus Heut’
ist der schénste tag in meinem
leben, w Ernst Neubach, m Hans
May. © Nov. 7, 19385; E for. 42925 ;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. 3837
Hspecially for you and me; w Mabel
Ann Pankow; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1986; E unp. 118615; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 3838
Eta; pf. ©1ec. Feb. 28, 1936; EB unp.
119217; Stanley Gross, Newark,
INERT: 3839
Eternal love; w Lydia C. Kohlberg,
m Mrs. Kohlberg, E. I. Lingdahl
and John J. McClellan, rev. version
no. 1 by E. I. Lingdahl; low voice.
© 1c. July 30, 1935; E unp. 118059;
Hric I. Lingdahl, Salt Lake City.
3840
rev. version no. 2 by
E. I. Lingdahl; low voice. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 118060; Eric
I. Lingdahl, Salt Lake City. 3841
Even in the rain; w and melody Del
Daven. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118874; Delbert Avery Davenbaugh,
Chicago. 3842
Even then; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1986; E unp. 117838; Joseph F.
Brown, Nutley, N. J. 3843
Evening song; by Hauser, English
text and m arr. F. Wick; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Feb. 3, 19386; E pub.
538277; Frederick Wick, Minneapolis.
3844
—-w E. L. M. King, m Mary Lucas;
unison voices. © Oct. 17, 1985; E
————
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IN, mys, vo ab
for. 42868; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 3845
Eventide; m Burrell Van Buren; pf.,
with w. © 1e. Feb. 26, 1936; H
unp. 119054; Alexander C. Corkum,
Newton Centre, Mass. 3846
Ever glowing; w Odell Wilson, m
W. H. Wilson, jr. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1936; E unp. 119261; William Hans-
ford Wilson, jr., Danville, Il.
3847
Ever in my mind; w Helen Taylor, m
Kennedy Russell. © Feb. 18, 1936;
E for. 48058; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 3848
Ever since, in the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 26, 1936; E
unp. 119103; Robert Knot Gordon,
Lansing, Mich. 3849
Every day at breakfast; song, w Bob
McCarty. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; H
unp. 117651; Aneurin Bodycomne,
Pittsburgh. 3850
Every single hour; w and melody. ©
1 « Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117650;
Louis Bigliardi, Charleroi, Pa.
B851
Every tick of the clock; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 19386; E unp. U17fmF
Mollie Frances Christman, St. Louis.
3852
Everybody kiss your partner; w and
m Dick Sanford, John Redmond and
Frank Weldon; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Feb. 25, 1986; E pub. 53576;
Miller music, inc., New York. 3853
Everybody’s happy but me; song, m
Robert Casanta, arr. Edgar Bayliss.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 118957;
Willard Francis Alm, Glendale,
Calif. 3854
Everybody’s singing Ah; song. ©1e.
Feb. 28;..1986; -E- ;unp; <Adg2s7;
Monica Barbara Weber, Buffalo.
3895
Everybody’s darling; w and m Paul
Carlyle; with symbols for banjo,
guit. and pf. accordion. Jan.
16, 1986; E for. 42808; Herman
Darewski music pub. co., London.
3856
Everyone is longing for love; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 29, 1986; EH
unp. 119330; Le Roy High, Wynne
Wood, OKI. 3857
Everyone starts in to dance; w Janice
Miller, and melody. © 1 «¢. Feb. 5,
19386; E unp. 117672; Lloyd Fre-
mont Chase, San Francisco. 3858
174
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Everything is in your kiss; waltz
song, melody Mario Leone. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 118249; Min-
nie Lenora Pardue, Corinth, Miss.
3859
Everything is wrong; song. © 1.
Feb. 27, 19386; E unp. 119161; John
Olszowy, Yorkville, O. 3860
Ev’ry-where; song. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 117986; Joseph Koval,
Cleveland. 3861
Exercice militaire; by Nicolas Tché-
repnine; oboe and pf. © Feb. 7,
1986; E for. 48063; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 3862
Exercices d’harmonie; complémen-
taires au traité, 1°* volume, conso-
nances, Paul Gilson. fase. 1-8.
Jan. 15, 1986; E for. 42895-42897 ;
A. Cranz, Brussels. 38638-3865
Fado blanquita; Portugese dance, Al-
varo Retana, arr. Graham Prince;
orch. pts. © Feb. 19, 1936; E pub.
53500; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 3866
Fair city by the sea; w and melody,
harmony Frank Tarnoczy, jr.; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118769;
Stephen EF. Chernitzky, Bridgeport,
Conn. 3867
Fair city by the sea; w and melody
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118446;
Carmen Arrigo, Waterloo, N. Y.
3868
Fair (The) in Madrid; w and m Reed
Stampa and Horatio Nicholls, arr.
F, EK. Bentley; with arr. for ukulele,
and chords for pf. acecordeon, banjo,
and guit. © Feb. 5, 1936; E for.
42976; Lawrence Wright music co.,
ltd., London. 3869
Fair Texas; song, w Vera King. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117911;
Frederick King, San Antonio. 3870
Fairy dance; by Harold Greenhill; pf.
© Jan. 17, 1936; E for. 42718; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 3871
Fairy tales; w and melody; with pf.
chord notations. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 117975; Margaret
Grace Jones, Indianapolis. 3872
Faith my dear; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 13, 19386; E unp. 117413; Wil-
liam H. Hilleary, Fort Belvoir, Va.
3873
Fame and fortune; march, Wm. M.
Talbott; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936;
3887
E pub. 53546; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 3874
Family album; from Tonight at eight-
thirty, w and m Noel Coward. Voc.
sc. © Jan. 18, 1936; E for. 42983;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 3875
Farmer’s (A) dream, next year; w
Lew Wrigglesworth, and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118897;
John Mowat, Gillam, Manit., Can-
ada, 3876
Farruca; Spanish dance. © 1 c. Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118158; Ricardo
Romero, New York. 3877
Fastie; melody Roy Shield. © 1 ec.
Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118520; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 3878
Fat and greasy; w and m Porter
Grainger and Charlie Johnson. ©
Feb. 18, 1986; E pub. 53543; Handy
bros. music co., ine., New York.
3879
Fate and the sea bore the message for
me; song. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936;
EH unp. 118754; Hattie Spence El-
well, Alloway, N. J. 3880
Father, in Thy mysterious presence
kneeling; anthem, w Samuel John-
son, m Van Denman Thompson;
mixed cho.; organ acc., ad lib. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53568; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 3881
Father’s axe; song, m Larry Grant.
© Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 53454; Alex-
ander Rankin, New York. 3882
Festival march; by Victor Herbert;
orch. pts. © Dee. 24, 1935; E pub.
50167; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
3883
Festival orchestra book; selected and
ed. E. H. Bergh and H. V. Bergh,
arr. Don. Wilson; orch. pts. v.. 1.
© Sept. 26, 1985; E pub. 51634;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
3884
Festive (A) procession; orch. Clifford
Demarest. Sc. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53600; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 3885
Festliche welt; text Walter Dietiker,
m Walther Aeschbacher; miunner-
chor Yt@™“ Sept: "24-1985 2H, for.
428387; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 3886
Festtag (Hin); ouvertiire, Curt Mar-
quart, op. 24; orch. stimmen. ©
Nov. 5, 1935; E for. 42910; Fr. Kist-
ner & C. F. W. Siegel, Leipzig.
3887
175
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3888
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Festzug der blumenkonigin; charakter-
sttick, Erich Lititz, arr. Hermann
Krome; orch. stimmen. © Jan. 2,
1986; E for. 42724; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 3888
Fiamma (La) ; fantasia, Ottorino Res-
pighi, rid. INuminato Culotta; pic-
cola orch. pti. 1. Sull atto 2.—2.
Sull’ atto 3. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for.
43124, 48125; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
3889, 3890
Fickle (The) wife; Austrian folk-
song, English version Hveyln Linden,
m arr. Boris Levenson; 8 mixed
voices. © Feb. 21, 1936; E pub.
53606; Theodore Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia. 3891
Fiddlin’ Phil; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 118197; Ger-
trude H. Brahy, St. Paul. 3892
Fiddlin’ with love; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119231;
Louis H. O. Fischman, Brooklyn.
3893
Fig-leaf trousseau; song. © 1. Feb.
10, 1936; E unp. 117898; A. Lorenzo
Countee, Kansas City, Mo. 3894
Fightin’ that feelin’; w and melody.
©1e. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 118536;
Carl Greyham Threadgill, Taylor,
Tex. 3895
Figlio (Il) alla Madre Severa; poesia,
anonimo Greco, tr. Nicolé Tom-
maseo, m Carlo Dall’Argine. © Jan.
30, 19386; E for. 48131; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 3896
Filling the basses; plectrum guit. ©
Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 538274; Robert
Sloan, Pottsville, Pa. 38897
Finders keepers; w D. Houston, m L.
Altizer. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; EH
unp. 118309; Laura Altizer and Dan
Houston, Ft. Worth. 3898
Finke (Fidelio F.) Zehn klavier-
stiicke ; zu vier handen, ftir lehrer u.
schiiler. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
43027; Universal edition, a. &.,
Vienna. 3899
Finnische volkstanze; v. Albert Kranz;
orch. Partitur. © Jan. 18, 1936;
E for. 42972; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 3900
First (The) grade book; modern
eourse for the piano, text and m
John Thompson, verses Katherine
Faith. © Feb. 8, 1936; E pub.
53365; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
8901
First (The) rose of Summer; song, m
Chelwyn Pounds. © 1 ¢. Feb. 6,
1936; E unp. 117767; John D. Marsh,
Fayetteville, Tenn. 3902
Five little quints from Canada; song.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 118552,
Pearl King, Spring Green, Wis.
3903
Five little trundlebeds all in a row;
w and m Ethel Kemis; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 11, 1936; E pub. 53413;
McDermott pub. co., Sioux City, Ia.
3904
Flag (The) of Christ the King; w and
m S. N. D. de Namur; mixed voices.
© Dee. 28, 1935; E pub. 53371; Mary
Elinor Driscoll, Roxbury, Mass.
3905
pf., with w. © Nov. 380,
19385; E pub. 53370; Mary Elinor
Driscoll, Roxbury, Mass. 3906
Flame of desire; vocal selection, inel.
Princess Marietta, Flame of desire,
etc., w and m Jack O’Hagan. ©
Dec. 18, 1985; E for. 48041; Allan
& co., prop. Itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 3907
Flight (The) of the bumble bee; from
Tsar Saltan, N. Rimsky Korsakow,
arr. Ladislas Kun, fingering David
J. Grunes; violin and pf. © Feb. 19,
1986; E pub. 53502; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 3908
Flight of the bumble-bee; by Rimsky-
Korsakoff, arr. Mort. H. Glickman;
pf. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub. 53211;
Calumet music co., Chicago. 3909
Florecita ; tango cancién. © 1 ec. Dec.
26, 19835; E unp. 117886; Armando
Valdespi, Havana. 3910
Flores de Tucuman; zamba, letra y
melodia. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; H
unp. 119324; Agustin Argentino
Cornejo, New York. 3911
Florida sunshine; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119275;
Helen [A.] Murray, New York. 3912
Flower girl; waltz song. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 116859; George
W[ashington] Sanders, Detroit.
3913
Flowers (The) in my garden; fox trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117449; Mayme Muriel Fischer, De-
troit. 3914
Fo de glory ob de Lawd; w and mel-
ody. ©1.«. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
176
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no. 2, 1936
117907; Mabel Burkhalter Locke,
Chicago. 3915
Fodder shockin’ time, in Indiana; w
Marian Lucinda Bradley; pf.
1c Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118616;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, fi
3916
Foggy (The) dew; Irish melody, arr.
Granville Bantock; string orch. pts.
© Feb. 12, 1986; E for. 42904;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 3917
Folk songs of Pasquaney; w and m
F. H. Lewis, and others; pf. ©
Dec. 23, 1985; A 91619; Frederick
Howell Lewis, Brookline, Mass.
3918
Follow the beauceant : song. ©l1e
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117937; Birdie
Rich Dunsworth, Emporia, Kan.
3919
Follow the sun; selection, Arthur
Schwartz, arr. Frank Denham; pf.
© Jan. 28, 1936; E for. 42985;
Chappell & co., Itd., London.
Fond memories; fox trot, w Douglas
Davis, and melody. ©1c. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 118567; Alfred William-
son, Represa, Calif. 3921
Fools (A) dream; pf., with w. ©1ec
Feb. 10, 19386; E unp. 117919; John
[Arthur] Sanguinet, Denver. 3922
For as long as I can remember; slow
waltz, w J. McDonald, melody P.
Purcell. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E
unp. 118948; Joseph McDonald and
Patrick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
3923
For heaven’s sake do; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119851; Jane
McLean, New York. 3924
For Jesus’ sake; hymn, w and m Mrs.
W. L. Sutton. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
pub. 538648; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 3925
For you were meant for me; song, m
Ray Matthews. © 1c Feb. 25,
1986; E unp. 119187; Sara Leader
Hamilton, Long Beach, Calif. 3926
Forest dawn; lesson analysis and m
John Thompson; pf. © Feb. 8,
1936; E unp. 53362; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 3927
Forever; song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936;
E unp. 117425; Grace Flora John-
son, Chicago. 3928
Forever and a day; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118275:
3920:
3941
Doryce Drew and Freddy Drew,
New York. 3929
Forever in your arms; w and m
Wendell Hall; with guit. arr. ©
Jan. 31, 1986; E pub. 538263; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
3930
Forget everything but to-night; song,
melody Doloros M. Warner. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117694; Wilbur
Smith and Bob Olsen, San Fran-
cisco, 3931
Forget it; song, w anon. © 1. Feb.
5, 1986; E unp. 117699; Blanche
Snyder Judd, Ottawa, Kan. 3932
Forgotten; song, m Wilma Virginia
Willis. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
117947; Wilda Gertrude Roberts,
Harlinden, Tex. 3933
Forlorn; melody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936;
E unp. 117397; Allen A. Duboff,
Brooklyn. 3934
Forsaken; hymn. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53669; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 3935
—— song, melody Norman W. Theck-
ston. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
118402 ; Bertha Taylor, Pitman, N. J.
3936
Foster (Ivor R.)| Four pastorals; op.
82); ‘pf:-© Jan. 13; 1986 EH for.
42806; Alfred Lengnick & co., Itd.,
London. 3937
Foster (The) choral book; 10 choral
transcriptions of songs by Stephen
Collins Foster, by Harvey Gaul, Wil-
liam Arms Fisher, and others, ed.
W. A. Fisher. © Jan. 27, 1936; E
pub. 538241; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 3938
Four sinners in three spasms; musi-
cal skit; ten., baritones, an actor
and orch. Se © 1. Feb. 24,
1986; D 39038; Francis A. Mayhew,
Detroit. 3938*
Franklin D; march, w and melody.
©1c. Feb. 18, 19386; E unp. 118412;
Charles H. Ryan, New York. 3939
Franklin D. R.; song. ©1 ce. Feb. 25,
19386; E unp. 118941; Mollie Wren
Whitman, Laconia, N. H. 3940
Frankly speaking; w and m Johnny
Lang, Larry Lee, and Fred Stryker ;
pf. treble. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1986;
E unp. 117960; Fred Samuel Stry-
ker, Hollywood, Calif. 3941
177
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3942
Freischtitz; fantasie aus der oper,
C. M. von Weber, bearb. Max Rhode,
op. 36; orch. stimmen. © Dec. 27,
1935; E for. 43012; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 3942.
French line; marche, André Colomb;
melodie, avee acc. de pf. © Jan.
2, 1986; E for. 43083; Lucien de La-
cour, Paris. 3943
Friendly (The) old street; song, w
William L. Davis. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1936; E unp. 118593; Truman E.
Rickard, Minneapolis. 3944
Fritzi; selection, Carl Tucker, arr.
Will H. Ewen; pf. © Feb. 3, 1986;
E for. 42698; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 3945
From a heart made whole; motet, w
A. C. Swinbourne, m William H.
Harris; mixed voices. © Oct. 31,
1935; E for. 42853;. Oxford univ.
press, London. 3946
From midnight till dawn; fox trot
song, melody HE. Whitney and Mark
Lumb. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp.
117839; Everett Whitney, Manhat-
tan, Kan. 3947
From out of the darkness; song, from.
the play, m Lee Salvatori. © 1.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117790; Paul
Salvatori, Forest Park, I11. 3948
From staff to keyboard; modern piano
tutor, O. St..Ewart.. © Dec. 27,
1985: E for. 42991; Schott & co., 1td.,
London. 3949)
Fuiste mia; bolero, cancién. © 1 «@
Dec. 26,.. 19354 1 Unpe . EE(Ss2 ;
Armando Valdespi, Havana. 3950
Fulfillment; song, w anon. © 1 «.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 1183856; Nellie
Rankin, Portland, Or. 3951
Full of love; w Dan Baltz, m J. D.
Baltz.and Paul Smeltz. .© 1.¢.
Feb. 4, 1936; E unp. 117660; John
D. Baltz, Honey Brook, Pa. 3952
Furiant; cesky tanec é. 1, pri Zdenko
Hiula-Bayer, arr. B. Leopold; orch.
hlasy. © Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 43134;
Edition continental, B. Leopold,
Prague, Czechoslovakia. 3953
Gad-men; song. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1936;
EK unp. 118044; Raphael C. Gerard,
Brooklyn. 3954
Gade (Niels W.) March; from Christ-
mas suite, 2d pf. pt. arr. Francis
Moore; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Feb. 8,
1936; E pub. 53276; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 3955
pt. IlI, n. s., v. 31
Galop; pf. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117531 ; Milton E. Schwarzwald, New
York. 3956
Galop-western; pf. © 1c Feb. 38,
1936; E unp. 117530; Milton H.
Schwarzwald, New York. 3957
Gamble’s class method for strings; by
Max Fischel and Aileen Bennett, new
ed. rev. and ed. Walter Brauer and
Lewis Mears; ’cello. bk. 2. © Nov.
20, 1985; AA 192997; Gamble hinged
musie ¢o., Chicago. 3958
Gamma; pf. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119213; Stanley Gross, New-
ark. ON. a 3959
Garden in a glade; song; w P. C. Mars.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 119021;
Peter C[ampbell] Mars and Isabel
Campbell Dailey, Medfield, Mass.
3960
Gardenias in the moonlight; fox trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117598 ; Helen Ann Greuel, Fond du
Lac, Wis. 3961
Gee! I’m glad I’m his dad; song. ©
1c Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118900;
Theodore Thomas Lynch, Los An-
geles. 3962
Gee! it was a beautiful song; w Mil-
ton Pascal, m Edgar Fairchild; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub.
53326; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 3963
Georgie Porgie Pudd’n Pie; w and
melody. © 1c Feb. 21, 1936; EH
unp. 118761; Robert Durward
Saums, East Whitehouse, N. J.
3964
Gettysburg (The) address; symphonic
ode, Jacob Weinberg, op. 36; reduced
for bar. solo, cho. and 2 pfs., with
optional brass and battery. Se.
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53601; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3965
Giant’s (The) garden; operetta for
children, bk. and lyrics Mary Hale
Woolsey, m Noal Seldon. © Sept.
18, 1985; D 390380; Eldridge enter-
tainment house, inc., Franklin, O.
3965*
Ginger-snap (The) brigade; w and m
Maxwell Eckstein; pf. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 53529; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 3966
Gipsy Lee; w and m Harry Leon and
Leo Towers; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E for. 42811; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. 3967
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no. 2, 1936
Girl (The) in Paree; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118351;
John Berg, Eureka, Calif. 3968
Girl (The) in the gingham blue gown;
w and m Wendell Hall; with guit.
arr. © Jan. 31, 1936; E pub. 53260;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 3969:
Girl (The) in the house next door; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936;
E unp. 118965; Irving Greenberg,
New York. 3970
Girl (The) with the beautiful eyes;
w and m Jimmie Daly, arr. Earl E.
Laurence. © 1. Feb. 14, 1936; HE
unp. 118688; James G. Daly, Erie,
Pax 3971
Give me a bit of heaven before I go
to hell; fox trot, w Mrs. Thos. E.
Cranford, melody H. D. Madden. ©
1e¢. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 118533;
Edward D. Madden, Syracuse, N. Y.,
and Eunice W[estphal] Cranford,
Rhinelander, Wis.
Give me a little keepsake; waltz song,
melody R. Rose and Ben Adelman.
© 1e. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117621;
Ralph Rose and Roy Cardinal, De-
troit. 3973
Give me a place in the sun; from
Public nuisance no. 1, w and melody
Vivian Ellis. © Feb. 3, 1986; E
for. 42986; Victoria music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 3974
Give me the modern girl; fox trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117595; Marie Bailey, Durant, Okl.
3975
Glamorous night; fox trot Song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
19386; E unp. 119133; Thalia White,
Maryville, Mo. 3976
Glantz (Harry) Forty eight studies
for the advanced trumpeter. bk. 1.
nos. 1-24. © Feb. 19, 1986; E pub.
53598; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 39T7
Gleams of sunshine; Children’s day
pageant-service, w Edith S. Tillot-
son, Laurene Highfield, and others,
m Geo. F. Rosche, and others. ©
Jan. 8, 1936; D 39027; Geo. F.
Rosche & co., Chicago. 3977T*
Gleanings; by John Williams; pf. ©
Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 42841; Banks &
son, York, England. 3978
Glimpse (A) of Franklin; song, w
Elsie Bachison. © 1c. Feb. 26,
57357—36——3
d972 |
3992
1936; E unp. 119088; J. Chas. Me-
Neil, Los Angeles. 3979
Glimpse (A) of paradise; song, w
Ruth Dale Simes. © 1 c. Feb. 26,
1986; E unp. 119092; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 3980
Gloomy Sunday; by Seress Rezso; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1c. Feb: 29,
1936; E unp. 119345; Anthony Sles-
inger, New York. 3981
Glory to labour; Spanish march,
Jaime Texidor, arr. Aubrey Winter ;
orch. pts. © Jan. 14, 1936; E for.
42747; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 3982
Glow-worm (The); w lL. C. Rob-
inson, m Paul Lincke, arr. Harry
Stanley; Hawaiian guit., diagram
orch. arr. © Feb. 6, 1936; E pub.
53319; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 3983
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von) Mel-
ody; from Orfeo, transcribed G.
Sgambati, rev. ed. Harold Bauer; pf.
© Feb. 4, 1936; E pub. 58309; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 3984
-Go and search for the lost; duet, w
James Rowe, m Harry Dixon Loes.
© Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53660; Hal-
dor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo.
3985
Go dancing; w Bert Levine, and mel-
ody. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118841; Marcella Turk, Los An-
geles. 3986
Go down, Moses; negro spiritual, arr.
Harvey Gaul; male voices. © Feb.
5, 1936; E pub. 53332; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 3987
Go get yourself a Sweet little girl; w
Kilynn Stanley; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118617; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 3988
Go, lovely rose; w Edmund Waller, m
C. Armstrong Gibbs; men’s voices.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Feb. 18,
1936; E for. 48049; Boosey & Co.,
ltd., London. 3989
Goblins; by Alfred Perrot; violin; pf.
ace. © Feb. 13, 1936; E pub. 53461;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
3990
God bless you; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117796; Ralph
Caso, Bellmore, L. I., N. Y. 3991
God is the author of love: hymn. ©
Jan. 15, 1936; E pub. 58293; W. N.
La Manea, Laclede, Mo. 3992
179
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3993
God (The) of the Congo; w Vachel
Lindsay, and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
5, 1936; E unp. 118257; Edwin
Ethelbert Paddock, Youngstown, O.
3993
God save our airman king; w and m
Paul Pelham, Fred E. Terry and
Horatio Nicholls. © Feb. 10, 1936;
E for. 42977; Lawrence Wright
music co., ltd., London. 3994
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse; from Jocelyn, arr. Charles J.
Roberts. 1. B flat cornet, trumpet,
and pf.—2. Trombone, or bar., and
pf. © Jan. 28, 1936; E pub. 53217,
538218; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
3995, 3996
God’s city bright; song, sacred reverie:
harp transcription with pf. arr. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 116647;
M. Roey Jenkins, Rochester, N. Y.
3997
God’s love now fills my soul; hymn.
© Jan. 15, 1936; E pub. 53298; W. N.
La Mance, Laclede, Mo. 3998
Going home to Texas; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119247;
Charles H. Smoot, jr., Denton, Tex.
3999
Gold sails in the moonlight; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117901; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 4000
Golden age; w Beatrice Betta; pf. ©
fe" Heb: 20, 1936 ; E unp. 118618;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4001
Golden (The) legion march; by A. W.
Cobbett ; fifes, drums and bugles. ©
Feb. 7, 19386; E pub. 53322; Arthur
William Cobbett, Tarrytown, N. Y.
4002
Golden (The) rule; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118572;
Ruth Roudabush Mills, Shenandoah
City, Va. 4003
Golden strands are turned to silver;
song, w Chas. F. Loveland. ©1e.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118305; Re-
becca Gerrard Ludlam, Inglewood,
Calif. 4004
Golden sunbeams; w and melody. ©
Le Jan, St 19386 :) BE unp. "1a ss2
Frank R. O’Connell, Elgin, Ill. 4005
Goldfish; unison song, w Derek Mc-
Culloch, m James Maynard Grover.
© Jan. 13, 1936; E for. 42740; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 4006
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Goldie, the gold digger’s daughter; w
and m Wendell Hall; with guit. arr.
© Jan. 31, 1986; E pub. 53270;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine, New
York. 4007
Gone; w and m Jerry White, pf. sc.
Charlotte Wood. © 1 ¢« Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117717; Charlotte N.
Wood, Springfield, Mo. 4008
Gone but not forgotten; w Bill Walsh
and Louise Owen, melody Murray
Owen and Fred Millard. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118429; Fred
(Kootch) Millard, Ontario, Calif.
4009
Gonna send myself a telegram; song.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118545;
A. Stanley Rescoe, East Tawas,
Mich. 4010
Good-by, good luck, God bless you; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 17, 1936;
E unp. 117725; Coleman Halpin
Mulcahy, Deer Lodge, Mont. 4011
Good-bye Sally; waltz, w and melody.
©1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 118240;
William Obed Merrill, Hardwick,
Vt. 4012
Good-bye sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117803;
William Nathan La Mance, Laclede,
Mo. 4013
Good-bye to the mountains; berceuse,
w Jessie Rhett, m Pietro A. Yon;
alto or bar. solo and mixed cho. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53592; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 4014
Good for nothin’ no account; song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118373;
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
4015
Good for you; w and melody Sil Mas.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118085;
Silvis Masante, Sacramento, Calif.
4016
Good liquor gonna carry me down; w
and melody Willie Broonzy. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118423; Wa-
bash music co., Chicago. 4017
Good (A) little girl; song, arr. Edythe
Fortier. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1986; E
unp. 118378; Herbert Agre, Sacred
Heart, Minn. 4018
Good mornin’ Glory; w and m Wen-
dell Hall; with guit. arr...© Jan.
31, 1986; E pub. 53272; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
4019
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1986
Goodnight Vienna; opening cho., act
1, w Holt Marvell, m George Pos-
ford. © Feb. 12, 1986;. E . for.
42842 Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 4020
Gorgeous creature; w Libby Horn,
melody Freddie Holmes. © 1 ce.
Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118703; Sam
Horn, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 4021
Got a date at eight; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢c. Feb. 25, 1986; E.unp. 119175;
Charles T. BHifler, Harrods Creek,
Ky. 4022
Got myself in love; w Bert Douglas, m
Ernest Breuer; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Feb. 18, 19386; E pub. 53539;
Luz bros. music publishers, New
York. 4023
Gounod (Charles Francois) Ballet
music; from Faust, arr. Aubrey
Winter; orch. pts. Concert ed. ©
Feb. 1, 1936; E for. 42756; Hawkes
& son (London) Iitd., London. 4024
Saltarello; arr. T. C. Brown;
military band pts. © Feb. 18, 1936;
E for. 48070; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 4025
Grace (A) before singing; w Mary
Jordan Baker, m W. A. Golds-
worthy; mixed cho. © Feb. 13,
1986; E pub. 53415; Boston music
co., Boston. 4026
Gracious; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118183; Francis W.
Lamberson, Chicago. 4027
Graham (Mary Nancy) Fifty songs
for boys and girls; tunes compiled
and arr.: pf. with w. © Jan. 24,
1985; AA 198031; Whitman pub.
co., Racine, Wis. 4028
Grant, we beseech Thee; short anthem,
m Martin Shaw; mixed voices; or-
pan acc. © Feb 13, 1986; - Ei -for.
43044; Novello & co.,ltd., London.
4029
Grasshoppers’ (The) dance; by Ernest
Bucalossi, arr. Hrik Hansen; pf.-
accordion band pts. © Feb. 7, 1986;
E for. 48067; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don): itd., London. 4030
Gratitud; bolero; pf. con letra. ©
1c. Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119825;
Agustin Argentino Cornejo, New
York. 4031
Great big city; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb., 25, 1986; E. unp. .118945;
Michael Halapy, Steubenville, O.
4032
-Gurlitt (Cornelius)
4043
Green-eyed blues; w and melody; with
indicated harmony. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 1175385; Mel Riddle,
Reseda, Calif. 4033
Green fields and bluebirds; w Al
Bryan, m Larry Stock; with arr.
for suit., etc. .© Feb. 5, 1986; E
pub. 538205; Sam Fox pub. ¢o.,
Cleveland. 4034
Gretel; w and m B. David and J. Gil-
bert; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118478; David B. Zoob
and Gilbert J. Kraus, Philadelphia.
4085
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) By a brook;
from Norwegian of A. O. Vinje, Eng-
lish and German versions and m
arr. Rafael Mertis; male voices,
Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 53329; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 4036
Grossstadtleben; marsch, Paul Lincke,
op. 200; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Aug. 1, 1985; E for. 42928; Rthle
& Wendling musikverlag, Leipzig.
4037
Guapa (La); letra y melodia Agustin
Lara, ©1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
119047 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 4088
Guayaba; danzOn rumba, José Mora;
orch, ptes. © Jan. 2, 1986; E for.
42764; José Mora, Barcelona, Spain.
4039
Guess who; w Ralph Freed, melody
Burton Lane. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936;
E unp. 118077; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 4040
Gtitige (Der) Antonius; operette, A.
Fencl u. Georg Balda, gesangstexte
Spilar u. Mirovsky, deutscher text
Beda, m Jara Benes. Klavierauszug
mit deutscher text. © Dec. 28, 1935;
D 39029; Wiener operettenverlag,
g. m. b. h., Vienna. 4040*
Waltz; op. 101,
no. 11; pf. With biographical sketch
and glossary. Rev. ed., with finger-
ing, phrasing, etc. © Feb. 19, 1936;
E pub. 53588; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 4041
Guten morgen vielliebchen; salon-
stiick, Paul Lincke, op. 170; salon-
orch. stimmen, © Aug. 1, 1935; E
for. 42929; Riihle & Wendling musik-
verlag, Leipzig. 4042
Gwine up; negro spiritual, arr. Noah
Francis Ryder; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 24, 1936; E pub. 53176; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York.
4043
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4044
Gypsies rest beside a silvery stream 5;
song, © 1. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
117687; Helen Lynch Michels, New-
port, R. I. 4044
Gypsy (The); voice or violin, with
pf. “ace. | ©olr ef Jam: 23, 986% E
unp. 117962; Enid Rosengreen, Lo-
gan, Utah. 4045
Gypsy strings; song. © 1. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 1175387; Eduard Vitez
and Elaine Grama, Detroit. 4046
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Fugue;
from the harpsichord suite in H
minor, transcribed Clarence Lucas,
ed. and fingered Mark Hambourg;
2 miss © ‘Oct.” Bue 1930 cn be or,
42889; Oxford univ. press, London.
4047
—How willing my paternal love;
from Samson, arr. Albert Howe;
bar., in E. © Feb. 18, 1936; E for.
48082; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 4048
— 4 original-sonaten; hrsg. Albert
Rodemann; 1 altblockfléte u. cem-
balo, o. klavier, partitur u. stimmen,
mit stimme ftir violoncell o, gambe.
© Dec. 15, 1935: EH for, 42819;
Adolph Nagel, Hanover, Germany.
4049
—8 piéces d’Aylesford; adaptées
Andrés Segovia; gitarre. © Dec.
27, 1985; E for. 48009; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 4050
Hail! Flag of freedom; salutation to
the Stars and Stripes, w Anna
Welty Delaney; [mixed voices] ©
1c Jan. 3, 1986; E unp, 117570;
Nellie Colby Archer, Long Beach,
Calif. 4051
Hail! Men of adventure hail; w and
m Peter Dixon, George Cole and
Enoch Light; with guit. arr. © Jan.
31, 1986; E pub. 58256; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
4052
Hail President Roosevelt; altered text,
R. H. Buck, m Jack Fleddermann.
© Sept. 5, 1985; E pub. 51481; Rob-
ert Harvey Buck, Alameda, Calif.
4053
Hail Stars and Stripes, Hail maple
leaf; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
8, 1986; E unp. 117562; Charles
Wyslie Hay, Great Falls, Mont.
4054
Hail to Converse; from Three cheers
for love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
unp. 118015; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 4055
Hail to Mercer; w Robert Brown Bale,
m R. B. Bale and R. M. Rawls. ©
1 @ Feb. 8, 1936; E unp. 117862;
Rooks Maines Rawls, Macon, Ga.
4056
Hail to the President; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118693 ;
Albert Andrew Donth, sr., New Bed-
ford, Mass. 4057
Hai-i-na i-a mai Ka-pu-a-na; w and m
Don McDiarmid and J. Noble; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
53466; Johnny Noble, Honolulu.
4058
Half as lovely as you; song, melody
F. L. Hunt. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936;
E unp. 118470; Floyd Leon Hunt
and Brian Hawks, Los Angeles.
Half-mast heart; w Bill Adams, and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; HE
unp. 118339; Helen Corine Fried-
man, Brooklyn. 4060
Half step and whole step; w and mel-
ody Mae Wolk, © 1 c. Feb. 14,
1936; E unp. 118178; Mae Wolk
Reinstein, Brookline, Mass. 4061
Half way to dawn; w and m Joe
Sanders; with arr. for guit., etc,
Jean Walz. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub.
53463; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 4062
Hammer (Franz Xaver) Sonate; D
dur, nr. 5, hrsg. Christian Dober-
einer ; violoncello u. Klavier. © May
26, 1935; E for. 39991; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 4063
Hannah or Anna from Indiana; song.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118093;
Thomas M. Fanning, Larchmont,
Ney. 4064
Hannina (La); tango. ©1c. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 118278; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 4065
Happiness Hill; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118479; Earl
S. Bloom, Claypool, Ind. 4066
Happy; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E
unp. 118229; Leota Hutchinson,
4067
Happy and contented on love’s golden
shore; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
13, 1986; E unp. 118128; Gernal B.
Slawson, Highland Park, Mich. 4068
Fennville, Mich.
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no. 2, 1986
4096
Happy dreams of love; song. © 1.
Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118148; Alfred
Fioretti, Baton Rouge, La. 4069:
Happy-go-lucky; w R. G. Phelps, m
V. R. Phelps. © 1. Feb. 10, 1936;
E unp. 117894; Violet Rose Phelps
and Robert Gray Phelps, Cortland,
Nv. 4070
Happy moments hail our day; medley
song, w Derwent Waters. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 118380; David
Davies, Luscar, Alta., Canada.
4071
Happy Valley; w and m Daisy Bevans.
© 1e. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119005 ;
Harriet McCollum, Crescent Lake,
Or. 4072
Harlem; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118484; Anthony
Joseph Scanlin, Stafford, Tex. 4073
Harlem celebration; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E unp. 117412;
Robert G. Warren, Denmar, W. Va.
4074
Harlem funeral; w and melody. ©1c.
July 18, 1985; E unp. 106753; Theo-
dore Vail Thompson, New York.
4075
Harlem lady; w V. Fulton, m M. Bean.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118242 ;
Mabel Bean and Valentine Fulton,
Little Rock, Ark. 4076
Harlem lady, I love you; w and melody.
©1e. Dee. 6, 1985; E unp. 118978 ;
Hilda Wassermann McDonald, New
Orleans. 4077
Harlem swing; w and melody. ©1«.
Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118350; Martin
Schwab, Los Angeles. 4078
Harmonia; march, Wm. M. Talbott;
band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E pub.
53549 ; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
4079
Harmony ; a new course, incl. extensive
contrapuntal material. pt. 4.
Feb. 8, 1986; AA 196851; Carl Mc-
Kinley and Warren Storey Smith,
Boston. 4080
Harper (The) method for piano ac-
cordion ; with new charts, exercises,
selections and additional lessons.
lessons 1-82. Rev. ed. © Jan. 6,
19386; E pub. 58374; Charles Edgar
Harper, Salem, Mass. 4081
Hart victory march; song; violin and
pf. acc. ©1c. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117482; Albert Hisenberg, Brooklyn.
4082
Haunting melody; melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 117773; Samuel
Savar, Philadelphia. 4083
Haunting my heart; w Desmond
Carter, m B. M. Ostrer; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 24, 19386; E for. 42987 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 4084
Havin’ a swell time, tryin’ to make
time with a girl like you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119036; George Wilson Humphreys,
Memphis, Tenn. 4085
Hawaii; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
11, 1936; E unp. 117991; Marcy Ayl-
ward, Honolulu. 4086
Hawaiian paradise; fox-trot, w and m
Harry Owens, oreh. se. Frank
Skinner; pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Feb. 11, 1936; E pub.
03566 ; Olman music corp., New York.
4087
Hay-foot straw-foot belly full of beans ;
song. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp.
119114; Code Morgan, sr., Carpin-
teria, Calif. 4088
Hay-straw; w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d,
m Vincent Youmans, new pf. arr. F.
Henri Klickmann; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 31, 1936; E pub.
50172; Miller music, ine., and Vin-
cent Youmans, inc., New York.
4089
Haydn (Franz Josef) Gipsy rondo;
from trio in G, Joseph Haydn, 2d pf.
pt. Francis Moore; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 53275; Schroe-
der & Gunther, inc., New York. 4090
Menuet ; aus dem G dur quartett,
transcription Andrés Segovia; gi-
tarre. © Dec. 27, 1935; E. for.
43000; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany. 4091
Sechs WHsterhazy-sonaten; hrsg.
Bruno Maerker; klavier, cembalo.
hft. 1. Sonate 1-38.—hft. 2. Sonate
4-6. © Dee. 27, 1985; E for. 42996,
42997 ; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 4092, 4093
He haw, he haw we’re coming back; w
and melody. © 1. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117519; John Edward Al-
bright, Cando, N. D. 4094
He helps us through; duet, w and m
Floyd W. Hawkins. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 58658; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 4095
He lifted my burden; hymn, w and m
S. E. Cox. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53653 ; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. 4096
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4097
He played on his old bazooka; w Gus
Kahn, m Con Conrad. © 1 ¢. Feb.
19, 1936; E unp. 118529; Metro-Gold-.
4097
He’s a pal who’s a pal, when a pal
needs a pal; w H. Valrich, melody
S. Valrich. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E
unp. 118246; Helen Valrich and
Stephen Valrich, New York. 4098
He takes after me; w and melody I. O.
Rode. © 1. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp.
117981; Irene O. Rode and Fred W.
Rode, Santa Cruz, Calif. 4099
Hie went in like a lion, and came out
like a lamb; w and m J. G. Gilbert
and Harry Carlton; with ukulele
arr. and chords for guit. and accor-
dion. © Jan. 25, 1936; E for. 42789;
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, London. 4100
Headin’ for the range; w Elsa Ferris;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118619; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 4101
Hear my heart calling you back to
Romany; song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118878; Lorraine L. Nation,
Berkeley, Calif. 4102)
Heart break; song. © 1 c¢. Feb. 18,
1936 ; E unp. 119280'; Thelma Briggs,
Portsmouth, O. 4108.
Heart breaking girl; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117416;
Shirley Tough, Newton, Ia. 4104
Heart for rent; song. © 1c. Feb. 26,
1986; E unp. 119112; Lucile Rude-
sill, Fort Dodge, Ia. 4105
Heart of a Gypsy; w Robert Shayon,
m Nathaniel Shilkret. © 1 ¢c. Feb.
18, 1936; E unp. 118406; Robbins
music corp., New York. 4106
Heart of gold; w and m Jimmy Nolan;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 11, 1936;
E for. 48047; J. Norris music pub.
co., Itd., Londen. 4107
Ileartaches and mem’ries; w Violet
Leito, with melody. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 1184380; John J. San-
tucci, Newark, N. J. 4108
Heartbeat; w and m Gail Fletcher. ©
1 e@ Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118134;
Jeanne Dufou Fletcher, Chicago.
4109
Heartbreaker ; song; with ukulele arr.,
and chords for guit. and accordion.
© Jan. 8, 1936; E for. 42785; Joseph
Geo. Gilbert, London. 4110
Heartsick; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © ic. Feb. 20, 1936; EB
@
~wyn-Mayer corp., New York.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
unp. 118666; Virginia McBride, Ger-
rardstown, W. Va. 4111
Heaven eyes; fox-trot song. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118728; Klara
Berg Roberts, Eldridge, N. D. 4112
Heaven for two; w Roy Edward Cripe;
pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20, 19386; unp.
118620; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 4113
Heaven to me since I found you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118303;
James Albert Crider, Outlook, Wash.
4114
Heaven’s joy; w and melody. ©1.e.
Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119099; Charles
William Brooks, New Orleans. 4115
Heavy agitato; pf. © 1c. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 117528; Milton KE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 4116
Heeremans (Harold) Aria; organ.
© Jan. 24, 1936; EH pub. 53286;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 4117
Hello Caleb, hello; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118691;
Dolly Dutton, New York. 4118
Here am I, send me; hymn, w and m
H. von Berge. © Feb. 6, 1936; H
pub. 53508 ; German Baptist publica-
tion soc., Cleveland. 4119
Here Bill; w and m John H. Duddy;
pf. © Feb. 13, 19386; E pub. 53462 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 4120
Here comes the Indians now; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 118385;
Anton Lada, Chicago. 4121
Here’s health unto our new king; w
Edward Lockton, m Horatio Nicholls,
4-pt. harmonised refrain arr. F. EH.
Bentley; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. aecordeon, banjo, and
guit. © Feb. 12, 1936; E for. 42978;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd.,
London. 4122
Here’s looking at you; song; pf. treble
ace. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
117965; Mel Riddle, Reseda, Calif.
4123
Here’s to dear old mother and dad;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117629;
Audrey L. Alford, Hartline, Wash.
4124
Herr, nun liissest du deinen diener in
frieden fahren; kantate, Christoph
Bernhard, hrsg. Bernward Beyerle;
10 stimmigen doppelchor, 5 solo-
stimmen wu. instrumente. Partitur.
© June 14, 1935; E for. 42692;
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no. 2, 1936
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 4125
Hesitating (The) blues; by W. C.
Handy, arr. Harry Volpe and Frank
Victor; modern plectrum guit. solo,
pick style, or duet, Ist and 2d guits.
© Jan. 31, 1936; BH pub. 53474;
Handy bros. music co., inc., New
York. 4126
Hetzel’s visual class method for the
clarinet. © Feb. 5, 1986; AA 196395 ;
Jack Hetzel, San Jose, Calif. 4127
Heut’ ist der schénste tag in meinem
leben; foxtrot, aus dem film, w
Ernst Neubach, m Hans May. ©
Nov. 7, 1935; E for. 42924; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 4128
Heyer-Boetticher (Eva) 31. stiicke
aus alten suiten; bearb. E. Heyer-
Boetticher; altblockfiote in F u.
klavier. Stimmen. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E for. 42825; Adolph Nagel, Han-
over, Germany. 4129
Hi-de-ho; song, m Arthur Olsen. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 19836; E unp. 118045;
Oscar Herman Griscott, Pittsburgh.
4130
Hi! hi! what’s the price of eggs to-
day; song. © 1. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 119065; Sidney Smith, New
Westminster, B. C., Canada. 4131
Hiawatha’s lullaby; lesson analysis
John Thompson, m Willa Ward; pf.
© Feb. 13, 1936; E pub. 53432; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 4132
Hibernate; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 119024; George V.
Ziehler, Philadelphia. 4133
Hill-billie [sic] Ike; waltz song, melody
Jimmie Crane. © 1c. Dee. 11, 1935;
EK unp. 115501; Nina Porter, Stock-
ton, Calif. 4134
Hill-Jilly ; song, m Richard Block. ©
1c Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117952;
Reinhold E. Wruck, Chicago. 4135
Hindt; canto indo-cubano. -© 1 e.
Dec. 26, 1935; E unp. 117890;
Armando Valdespi, Havana. 4136
Hindu devotion; song. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1936; E unp. 118789; Lewis Nelson
Paul, Santa Cruz, Calif. 4137
Hinter dem schellenbaum ; marsch, op.
42° arr. F. Schmidt-Hagen : orch.
stimmen. © Sept. 12, 1935; E for.
42908 ; Otto Hempel, Berlin. 4138
Hitch your wagon to a great big star;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1936;
4153
EB unp. 117871; Chalmers Dick Koep-
man, Lakewood, O. 4139
Hobo’s (The) last request; fox trot, w
M. Grooms and Lu Harl, melody Lu
Earl. ©1c. Jan. 22, 19386; E unp.
117378; Mack Grooms, West Union,
O. 4140
Hodge podge; rhythm fox-trot, com-
posed and arr. Harold Mooney ; orch.
pts. © Feb. 4, 1936; E pub. 53282;
Luz bros. music publishers, New
York. 4141
Hoe cake shuffle; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m Charles Leslie; pf. ©
Feb. 8, 1986; E pub. 538357; Willis
music Co., Cincinnati. 4142
Hoffman program hour orchestra folio ;
compiled and arr. G. EH. Holmes;
orch. pts. © Dee. 9, 19385; E pub.
52080; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 4143
Hold me in your arms, you stole my
heart away; fox trot song. © 1.
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 117420; O. D.
Frechett, Barton, Vt. 4144,
Hollywood; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 14, 19836; E unp. 118170; Chas.
V. Catell, Bangor, Me. 4145
—— w Henry Chester Tracy, m op.
35, no. 3. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
538468; John Laurence Seymour,
Sacramento, Calif. 4146
Hollywood joys; w and melody Prince
Simpson. © 1 ec. Feb. 5, 1936; EH
unp. 117681; Iierman P. Simpson,
Philadelphia. 4147
Fliome on the range; arr. Ed. Smalle;
male quartette © Feb. 7, 1936; E
pub. 53317 ; Robins music corp., New
York, 4148
Home (The) that stands on the hill;
valse song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; EB
unp. 119195; Martha E. Moos, Eduall,
Wash. 4149
Honey for sale; fox-trot song. ©1¢.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118733; W. R.
Kirk, Wichita. 4150
Honey, you’re mine alone; song, melody
Will Vidler. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E
unp. 117706; Clifton E. Bowen, Ae
tonsville, Mad. 151
Honeybum ; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118574; Alfred Cam-
marata, Pittsburgh. 4152
Honeymoon glide; song. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118580; Thomas J.
Abernethy, jr., Westfield, Mass. 4153
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4154
Honolulu stars and Hawaiian guitars;
w Jack Lawrence, melody Terry
Shand. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp.
117655; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 4154
Hopin’ to see you; w Wm. Van Ornum,
melody Ted Scrich. © 1 c. Feb. 1,
1936; E unp. 117399; Theodore
Joseph Richard Sorich, San Fran-
cisco. 4155
Hoping and waiting ; song. ©1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 118929; Joseph Best,
Rahway, N. J. 4156.
Hornless (The) cow; Irish melody, arr.
Granville Bantock; string orch. pts.
© Feb. 12, 1936 ; E for. 42905 ; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 4157
Horse and buggy days; fox trot, m Ar-
thur Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117533; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 4158
Hot and dry; melody Roy Shield. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 19, 1936; EH unp. 118509;
Robbins music corp., New York. 4159
Hot spell; from Earl Carroll Palm
Island revue, song, m Joe Myrow and
Irving Mills; with guit. arr. © Feb.
7, 1936; E pub. 538340; Exclusive pub-
lications, ine., New York. 4160
Hotel (The) ’way out there; pf., with
w. ©1«. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118846 ; Thomas Short, Portland, Or.
4161
House (The) of happiness; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118664; Jessie Mead
Rose, Plymouth, Wis. 4162
Tiow can I get along without you, baby;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E
unp. 118480; Melissa Nelson, Sparks,
Ga. 4163
How can I help but love you; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp.
117857; John Francis Szopieray,
Berkeley, Calif. 4164
How can I remember another after see-
ing you again; song, m arr. Walter
W. Newcomer and associates, inc. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119086;
Elton Burwell McNeil, Highland
Park, Mich. 4165
How can you say we’re through; w L.
Moody, melody L. R. Wade. ©1c.
Feb. 12, 19386; E unp. 118142); Lois
Ruby Wade and Lorraine Moody,
Santa Paula, Calif. 4166
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
HIow could I be blue; song, w Fizz
Goodrich. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; EB
unp. 117815; Donald L. Edison, In-
dianapolis, Ind. 4167
How dark is the night; song, arr. Carol
Tabler. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1936; HE unp.
118201; Lowell V. Hammersly, Den-
ver. 4168
Hew do I know it’s true; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119030;
Carlton Frohlich Howell, Washing-
ton. 4169
How happy I feel; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117601;
Rebecca Hughes, Danville, Ky. 4170
How long will it take to get you; song,
w S. Elsmo and Harry Fink. ©1«e.
Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118251; Sverre
Elsmo, Racine, Wis. 4171
How my heart beat; w and melody
Harold B. Smith and V. Uricchio. ©
1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117709;
Vincent Uricchio, Hartford. 4172
How should I have known; w and mel-
cody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E ump.
117775; Robert Joseph Kiss, Irving-
ton, N. J. 4173
How strange my heart; song. ©1e.
Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117691; Paul
Bryant, Benton, Ky. 4174
Hoyer (Karl) Fantasie; op. 39, no.
1; orgel. © Mar. 15, 1935; E for.
42702; Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig.
4175
Hug (A) and a kiss; song. © 1.
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 118203; Claude
H. Hersh, Simpson, Col. 4176
Hula breeze; w and m H. Owens and
Bucky Henshaw; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 53470; Harry
Owens, Honolulu. 4177
Humming a song; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118573;
Ruth Roudabush Mills, Shenandoah
City, Va. 4178
Humoresque; arr. Mayhew Lake;
band pts., with w. © Jan. 30, 1936;
EK pub. 53418; Carl Fischer, inc,
New York. 4179
Hungarian fantasy; by Julius Fuéik,
op. 117, freely arr. B. Leopold; orch.
pts. © Feb. 1, 1986; E for. 43135;
Edition continental, B. Leopold,
Prague, Czechoslovakia. 4180
Hungarian resurrection; pf. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 118162; Hugo
Beretvas, Budapest. 4181
186
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Piedmontese folk-
song, English tr. Marshall Kerno-
chan, m Pietro A. Yon; mixed voices.
© Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53593; Gal-
axy music corp., New York. 4182
Hurdy (The) gurdy; by Ernest R.
Kroeger; pf. With biographical
sketch and glossary, fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, etc. © Feb. 19, 1936;
E pub. 53584; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 4183
Hurrah for Franklin D.; song. © 1
e. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 118005; Cora
M. Von Landberg, Gainsville, Fla.
4184
Hurrying home to my love; w Mary
Dunn Gorman; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118621 ; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. A185
Husband’s apology; song, melody Al-
len Taub. © 1 c¢. Feb. 29, 1936;
EH unp. 119838; Edward Wright,
New York. 4186
Hymn (A) of gratitude; w J. H.
Munro Fraser, m Mabel Browning
Huntsman (The);
Fairlie; in C. © Jan. 31, 1936; E
for. 42732; A. Weekes & «c., Itd.,
London. 4187
Hymn (An) of heavenly beauty; w
selected from Edmund Spenser’s
poem, Claude Aveling, m Harold E.
Darke, op. 42; bar. and sop. soli and
mixed cho. © Oct. 31, 1935; E for.
42873; Oxford univ. press, London.
4188
Hymns we love; [coll.] the Art print
shop, ie,;° © “Jan: : 17,1986; AA
193604; Art print shop, inc., Ro-
chester, N. Y. 4189
I am a Texan; w and m Car! Venth.
1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.—2, Male voices.
© Feb. 18, 1936; E pub. 53503,
53504; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
4190, 4191
I am alone; valse song. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1936; E unp. 119196; Eli Good-
man, Wichita Falls, Tex. 4192
I am going home in the morning;
hymn, w and m Sidney EH. Cox. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53643; Haldor
Lillienas, Kansas City, Mo. 4193
I am Singing a song; w C. Glynn, m K.
Johnson, © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 117989; Kay Johnson and Car-
Olyne Glynn, Los Angeles. 4194
I beg your pardon; song, w Robert
Harty. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
118204; Avelyn M. Kerr, Chicago.
4195
4208
I eame to make you happy; waltz, w
and melody. © 1. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp, 119341; Isadora Jordan, Bal-
timore. 4196
I can hear you calling in the valley of
my dream; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119300;
Alma Becker, Washington. 4197
I can never forget; hymn. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53668; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 4198
I can never tell; hymn, w and m Har-
ry Dixon Loes. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53641; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 4199
I can pull a rabbit out of my hat; w
Mack David, melody Matt Malneck.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118091;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 4200
I can twa, twa twa, twa twa; w and
melody. © 1 c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
117988; Allan W. S. Macduff, Brook-
lyn. 4201
I can’t believe it’s true; w Geo. Mar-
ion, jr., melody Richard A. Whiting.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118076;
Robbins music corp., New York.
4202
I can’t have love; from Lines for love,
w and m J. LaHaye, jr. ©1c. Feb.
5, 1986; E unp. 117721; Judson La-
Haye, jr., and J. F. Derr, Bridge-
port, Conn. 4203
I could never be sure of love; w Bob
Lamm and Lee Sappington; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119068;
Robert Lewis Lamm, New Castle, Pa.
4204
I’d give up everything for you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119298;
Charles Huffman Cartwright, Hous-
ton. 4205
I'd hate to tell you; w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson. Rey.
1 ce. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118360;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York, 4206
I’d like to be loved like that; song, w
Will Connolly. ©1e. Feb. 17, 1936;
Hounp. 118349; Lars Harry Wester,
Winter Park, Fla. 4207
I’d very much rather have you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1936; E' unp.
118376; Graham Norton Sylvester,
Prince Albert, Sask., Canada. 4208
187
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4209
I discovered you; w and melody Vir-
ginia Baird Mason. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1986; E unp. 117918; J. B. Mason, jr.,
Durham, N. C. 4209)
I don’t have to dream again; from
Colleen, w Al Dubin, m Harry War-
ren; with arr. for guit., etc. © Feb.
7, 1986; E pub. 53395; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 4210
I don’t work for a living; w K. Hoff-
man, melody B. Jaffe. ©1c. Feb. 10,
19386; E unp. 117899; Ken Hoffman
and Ben Jaffe, Philadelphia. 4211
I driingstugan; polka, text Sverker
Adhe, m Liss Emil, arr. David Otto-
son; salongsork. stimmor. © Dec.
23, 1982; E for. 42729; A. b. Carl
Gehrmans musikfoérlag, Stockholm.
4212
I dunno; w and m Edward Nichol. ©
Feb. 7, 1986; E for. 43053; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 4213
I fear i’m falling for you; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1c.
Feb. 27, 1986;°H unp. 1199128; A.
Stanley Rescoe, East Tawas, Mich.
4214
I fell in love again; song. ©1«
Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118147; Alice
Parker Parrish, Chicago. 4215
I found a horseshoe; w and m Wendell
Hall: with ‘cune arr. “©. aan. 1,
1986; E pub. 53271; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 4216
I found a horseshoe in my teacup to-
day; w and melody Harmon E. Lees.
©1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118395;
Herman Leis, Brooklyn. 4217
I found you sweeter still; melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118922;
Burke Bivens, Chicago. 4218
give my life to you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117481; Jane
Lucille Evans, Erie, Col. 4219
I got the all-night ramble blues; song,
melody Eugene Platzman. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 117990; George
Colbert, New York. 4220
I gotta hunch; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 119087 ; Freddie
Allen, Wibsey, Gradford, Yorkshire,
England. 4221
I have come to stay; song. ©1..
Feb. 14, 1986; E unp; 118255; Ma-
tilda Doeing, Buffalo. 4222
I helg och sécken; vals, text Sverker
Adhe, m Liss Emil, arr. David Otto-
Ln
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
son; salongsork. stimmor. © Dec.
23, 1982; E for. 42728; A. b. Carl
Gehrmans musikforlag, Stockholm.
4223
just want a girl like you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp.
117402 ; Lewis C, Ernest, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 4224
I just want you; fox trot song. © he:
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117729; Grace
Cammack, Anderson, Ind. 4225
I knew she’d be mine; fox trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117387 ; Domenick De Simone, New-
ark, N. J. 4226
I knew what it was to be lonesome; fox
trot, w and melody Billy Arlington.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117645;
William Franklin Arlington, Newark,
N. J. 4227
I know one; waltz, w and m Barney
Fagan. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp.
117931 ; John W. Colleary, East Islip,
| all eee 4228
I know who’s knockin’ on my door; w
and melody Rudy Sooter. © 1.
Feb. 8, 1986; E unp. 118592 ; Rudolph
C. Sooter, Hollywood, Calif. 4229
Tl] always say that I love you; song.
©.1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 118951 ;
William James Springer, Rochester,
Pa. 4230
Til B. B. C-ing you in town tonight;
w and m Marion Harris and Reg.
Montgomery; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dec. 3, 1935; E for. 43104;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.,
London, 4231.
T’ll be good to you; song, melody J.
Goldfine and Harold Kahn. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 19386; E unp. 117633; John
Goldfine, New York. 4932
I’ll be happy ever after; w and mel-
Le
ody. © 1 c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp.
117654; Michael Pines, EH. Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 4233.
Tll be seeing you; song. © 1. Feb.
27, 1936; E unp. 119122; Jackie Lan-
dine, Beverly Hills, Calif. 4234
Tll be the football you be the star;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118575; Harris Gordon Moe,
Seattle. 4235
I'll be there at the fair in thirty-nine;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1986;
E unp. 119155; Wallace Wakefield,
San Francisco. 4236
188
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Tll be waiting there for you; hymn.
© Jan. 15, 1986; E pub. 53295; W.
N. La Mance, Laclede, Mo. 4237
I'll bet my boots, this song’ll make a
hit with you; w and melody. © 1
ce. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118705; Ray
Edelson and Harry Lee, Tarrytown,
Bey. 4238
Tl bet you tell that to all the girls;
w Charlie Tobias, melody Sam H.
Stept. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
118408; Crawford music corp., New
York. 4239
Tll build a bungalow; w and melody
Jack Wiker. © 1 c¢. Feb. 8, 1936;
E unp. 117853;. John C, Wiker, Phil-
adelphia. 4240
Tll gladly pay you Tuesday for a
hamburger today; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117467;
Mack Klay] Higginbotham, jr., An-
derson, Ind. 4241
I'll go sailing alone; song. ©1.«
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118862; Os-
wald J. Bertagnoli, Caspian, Mich.
4242
Tll live without your love; song, w
James E. Lydon. © 1 c. Feb. 26,
1986; E unp. 119093; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles.
Tl] raise a hullabaloo; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119104;
Robert Knott Gordon, Lansing,
Mich. 4244
Ill teach you to love me; w Frank
T. Genovese, melody Vinny Vernon.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 19836; E unp. 117801;
Vincent T. Genovese, Danbury, Conn.
4245
Tll travel alone; w P. Rusincky, mel-
ody W. E. Breuder. © 1c. Feb. 24,
19386; E unp. 118825; W. Edward
Breuder, Jersey City, and Paul Rus-
incky, New York. 4246
I'll whisper sweet nothings in your
ear; fox trot song. © 1. Feb. 25,
19386; E unp. 119198; Benny John-
son, Chicago Heights, Ill. 4247
I looked in the glass; song, melody
Alva Alba. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1986;
E unp. 118464; Virginia G. Nodine,
Brooklyn. ‘ 4248
I lost my heart to you; w and m
Harry D. Squires. © Feb. 7, 1936;
E pub. 53315; Harry D, Squires, inc.,
Brooklyn. 4249
I lost my heart when I lost my love;
fox trot song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
49.43,
4262
E unp. 117580; Joan Radies, Los
Angeles. 4250
I love my fellow-man; song. © 1 ©.
Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119273; Doro-
thy H. Richards, Prescott, Ariz.
4251
I love nature—and you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117819; Mar-
garet M. Linsenbigler, Power, W.
Va. 4252
I love only one girl, at a time; w
Howard Johnson, and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 3,.1986; E unp. 117524;
Gus Edwards, New York, 4253
I love the night; song; with chord
symbols for banjo or guit. © 1 «.
Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118145; Phil
Livingston, Rockaway Park, N. % é
254
I love the Stars and Stripes; rev. text
Rose Gaynor Barrett, m Jessie L.
Gaynor; mixed voices. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53589; Clayton F, Sum-
my co., Chicago. 4255
love to ride the horses on a merry-
go-round; from King of burlesque,
w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pollack; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 53204; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 4256
I love you because; w and melody,
m arr. May Hain. © 1. Jan. 27,
1936; E unp. 118258; Henry Caleb
Thoner, Rochester, 4257
lI
I love you So; w and m Wendell Hall;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 31, 1986; H
pub. 53265; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
ine., New York. 4258
I love you—that’s all; w Perey Edgar,
m Fredo Gardoni and Aurelli; with
arr. for ukulele, etc., R. S. Stoddon.
© Feb. 4, 1936; E for. 42797; B.
Feldman & co., London, 4259
I love you, what more is there to Say;
song. © 1c, Feb. 25, 1986; E unp.
118925; Lawrence D. Yost, Des
Moines. 4260 .
I’m a cheerful guy; m Gilbert Johns-
ton; pf., with w. © Jan. 31, 1936;
E pub. 53222; Ralph Birchard, Los
Angeles. 4261
I’m a fool for loving you; song, w Sam
M. Lewis, m Pete Wendling; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Feb. 21, 1936;
HE pub. 538562; Chappell & co., inc,
New York. 4262
189
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4263
I’m a gorgeous bouquet for you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118171;
Katherine M. Hatcher, Los Angeles.
4263.
I’m a local vocal yokel; w and melody
Andy Andrews. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117487; Orville Alexander
Andrews, jr., Chicago. 4264
I’m a slave; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118421; Leroy
Budd and Sebastian Chas. Caputo,
Oyster Bay, N. Y. 4265
I’m a victim of love; w and melody.
© 1. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118700;
Benjamin N. Rogers, New York.
4266
I’m afraid of you; song. © 1. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 1183138; Albert John
de Long, Hollywood, Calif. 267
I’m anybody’s pal; w and melody. ©
1 «@ Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119224;
Stanley Harl Hby, Highspire, Pa.
4268
I’m blue for you, Lorraine; song. ©
It ¢« Feb. 3, 1986; EH unp. 117543;
Benjamin Madison, Washington.
4269.
I’m dancing alone; w Herb Pornhagen ;
pf. © 1 'c-Jan! 81, 1986; E ‘unp.
118097; Hugo Kassner, New York.
4270
I’m dreaming of you; valse song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 117444;
Millicent Perkins, Cheyenne, Wy.
4271
I’m drifting back to you; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118986;
Gertrude L. Silver, Lynn, Mass.
4272
I’m faithfully yours; song, m Manuel
Ybarra; with guit. arr.. © 1. Feb.
11, 1986; E unp. 117980; Edward
Vela Lira, Falfurrias, Tex. 4273
I’m falling in and out of love; w and
m G. Schate. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1986;
EH unp. 118057 ; Gladys Geuppert, Mil-
waukee. 4274
I’m glad I’m that way about you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117670; Edward H. Schille-
more, San Francisco. 4275
I’m glad that I am I; w and m Pearl
Fein and Larry Shay, arr. Jean
Walz; with arr. for guit. etc. ©
Jan. 20, 1986; E pub. 53464; Milton
Weil musie¢ co., Chicago. 4276
I’m goin’ to cuddle ’neath the covers,
’til the birdies say it’s spring; song.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118325;
Dorothy Pearl Benson, Wahoo, Neb.
277
I’m gonna be bad; song, w R. W. Hay-
den. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp.
118690; Lee Carroll, Honolulu,
4278
Tm gonna scram to Alabam’; blues;
pf., with w. © Jan. 14, 1986; E. pub.
58400; Jack Curry, Chicago. 4279
I’m good for nothing until you say
you're mine again; w Stanley Adams
and Sanford Carter, m Herman
Platt: with arr: for guit., ete. ‘©
Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53391; Remick
music corp., New York. 4280
I’m headin’ West; song, James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 118004; Michael
M. Ambrose, Moose Jaw, Sask., Can-
ada. 4281
I’m in love; from Har] Carroll Palm
Island revue, song, m Joe Myrow
and Irving Mills; with guit. arr. ©
Feb. 7, 1986; E pub. 538342; Exclu-
Sive publications, inc., New York.
4282
I’m in love again; w and melody Arthur
Norris. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp.
117792; Augustine Norris, Los An-
geles. 4283
I’m in the pink; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118543;
Martin Schwab, Los Angeles. 4284
I’m just a dreamer; song, w Henry
Schultz. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E
unp. 118294; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 4285
I’m just a dreamer of dreams; song.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118086;
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 4286
I’m just an amateur; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117705;
Doyle S. Schwab, Mars, Pa. 4287
I’m just goin’ ’round in circles; fox
trot song. © 1c. Jan, 28, 1986; E
unp. 117737; Nan A. Johnson, EI-
lensburg, Wash. 4288
I’m just sentimental; valse song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119183;
Joseph San Angelo, Naugatuck, Conn.
4289
I’m just the playboy of the prairie;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118881; Peter Henry Barratt,
Los Angeles. 4290
190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1986
4317
I’m living in dreams; waltz, w and m
Billy Mitchell; pf., with obbl. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118149;
Mitchell Wollenberg, New York.
4291
I’m living in love; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117478;
Gordon Elmer Willey, Wilmington,
Calif. 4292;
I'm looking for that cloud with the
Silver lining; w J. Jerome, m D.
Bullard; pf. © Jan. 25, 19386; E
pub. 53301; Jerry Jerome and Dean
Bullard, Dallas. 4293
I’m missing you more each day; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118720; Bessie Keller, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 4294
I'm not alone; w Myra Brooks Welch;
pf. © Feb. 1, 1936; E pub. 53289;
Ella Mohler Rothrock, Patagonia,
Ariz. ; 4295
I’m not leaving you; fox trot song.
©l1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117427;
Lee S. Keding, Houston. 4296
I’m on my way to you; song, w An-
drew Ksondzek. © 1 c¢. Feb. 26,
19386; E unp. 119096; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 4297
I’m only an amateur; song. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118433; Jos-
eph Raymond Darr, jr., Pittsburgh.
4298
I’m satisfied with Roosevelt; song. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 8, 1986; E unp. 117900;
John William Kane, Syracuse. 4299)
I’m savin’ my pennies, savin’ my nick-
els and savin’ my dimes; w and
melody Sam Koval. © 1. Feb. 12,
1936; E unp. 118101; Sam Kavalsky,
Brooklyn. 4300:
I’m seein’ things; fox trot Song, m
Drucilla Atwell. © 1 c¢. Jan. 18,
1936; EH unp. 117410; Minnie R. Gar-
rett, McBride, B. C., Canada. 4301
I’m so in love with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118828;
Peggy Elizabeth Binford, Detroit.
4302
I’m sorry we parted: slow fox-trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119078 ; Joseph William Tiers, Phila-
delphia. 4303.
Im still in love with you; fox trot
song. @©1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117605; Frank Suarez, Hilo, T. H.
4304
I’m still loving you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118471;
Edwin Buck, Detroit. 4305
I’m still remembering; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118232; Sylvia Rog-
ers, White Plains, N. Y. 4306
I’m the worm and you're the heel that
grinds me in the dust; song, w Vin-
cent H. Rux. © 1 ¢ Feb. 18, 1936;
E unp. 118417; Victor 8S. Rux, Den-
ver, 4307
I’m throwing kisses; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119264; Uca
V. Almon, Gainesville, Tex. 4308
I’m up in the clouds; w Lee Wood,
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117678; Alvin William Son-
gey, Oakland, Calif. 4309
I’m waltzing you around in my
dreams; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢ Feb. 4, 1936; E
unp. 117619; Chas, Sexauer, Pitts-
burgh. 4310
I’m wondering why you’ve cheated on
me; w and melody. ©1e. Feb. 29,
1986; E unp. 119333; Frank P. San-
toro, Riverside, Conn. 4311
I’m yearning and learning what love
is; fox trot song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp.
117620; Leonard Englin, Billings,
Mont. 4312
I made arrangements with the moon;
fox-trot, w Milton Pascal, m Hdgar
Fairchild, arr. Ned Freeman; orch.
pts. © Feb. 3, 1986; E pub. 53325;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 4313
I made your loving a game; w and m
Thord Ryden, © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
EH unp. 118175; Thord Magnus Ry-
den, New York. 4314
I mean to say I love you; from Give
us this night, w Oscar Hammerstein,
2d, m Erich Wolfgang Korngold. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117829;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 4315
I met you in my dreams; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118667; Helen Feld-
haus, Cincinnati. 4316
I need a dream book; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117802;
William Nathan La Mance, Laclede,
Mo. 4317
191
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4318
I need you; w and m Dolores Dee; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118600;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4318
I never dreamed I’d fall in love with
you; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119315; Anthony
Lawrence Marinke, Detroit. 4319
I. O. U. for love; song; pf. treble. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117828; Jack
Griffith and Wallace Bradley, Chi-
cago. 4320
I offer love to you; song. ©1c. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118895; Reuben I.
Frey, Minneapolis. 4321
I only wish it happened every night;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118695; John Arthur Amrhein,
New York. 4322
I remember I forgot; melody B. David
and J. Gilbert. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
EH eunp. 118915; David B. Zoob and
Gilbert J. Kraus, Philadelphia.
4323
Tse a muggin’; w and melody Stuff
‘Smith. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
117850; Select music publications,
inc., New York. 4324
T’se ’fraid boy, I’se wantin’ to be
wicked; song. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936;
FE unp. 117827; Maud Miller Steven-
son, Minneapolis. 4325
I sing only of you; w Lawrence J.
Watters, and melody. © 1. Feb.
21, 1986; E unp. 118762; Clarence
HE. St. Charles, Detroit. 4326
I spend my money; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E. unp. 117471;
Gordon Elmer Willey, Wilmington,
Calif. 4327
J think you’re wonderful; w Peggy
Thuringer, m M. C. Taylor; pf.
treble. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; HE unp.
118088; Mary C. Taylor and Mar-
guerite Thuringer, Providence. 4328
I ups and says Arlyne; w R. W. Brown
and Bob Hoffman, with melody. ©
fe, Seb! 7° 1936 yH! unp! ita:
Richard Warren Brown, Elizabeth,
N. J. 4329:
I’ve a hunch; w and melody. ©1.e.
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 1188838; H.
Howell Hendlin and Evelyn Krams,
Hollywood, Calif. 4330
I’ve an old fashioned passion for you;
w and melody George and Bert
Clarke. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp.
192 ee
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
118564 ; Berlin, New
York. 4331
I’ve been told; lyric G. Otto, m A. Otto.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 118936;
Gene Otto and Anne Otto, New York.
4332
I’ve fallen in love; song. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1936; EH unp. 117776; Jack Vandahl,
Akron, O. 4333
I’ve got a date with Kate; w Dorothy
Fields, melody Jimmy McHugh. ©
1 © Febs-12)' 19386; E unp: 21sor2;
Robbins music corp., New York.
4334
I’ve got a feeling; song. © 1. Feb.
29, 1986; E unp. 119352; Jane Mc-
Lean, New York. 4335
I’ve got everything but you; w F. A.
Strzepek, m 8. A. Kules; pf. ©1c.
Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118115; Frank
A. Strzepek and Steve A. Kules,
Detroit. 4336
I’ve got my doubts about you; pf., with
w. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1986; E unp.
118207; Ernest John Lohrman, San
Francisco. 4337
I’ve got my eye on you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 19386; E unp. 118876 ;
Edward Martony, Cleveland. 4338
I’ve gotta lotta lovin’ left to do; w and
melody. ©1e. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117474; Gordon Elmer Willey, Wil-
mington, Calif. 4339
I’ve waited long; w Will Crosby Riggs,
m George Fenton Lynch, jr. ©1e.
Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118070; Sigma
sigma sigma fraternity, Potsdam,
NC Ys 4340
I waited for tomorrow, but tomorrow
never came; song. © 1. Feb. 14,
1936; E unp. 118189; Martin J. Mc-
Mahon, Schenectady, N. Y. 4341
I waltzed with you last night; w Donn
Omor, melody Marguerite Moser. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118046;
Lilian E. Moser, Minneapolis. 4342
I want my Savior first; hymn. © Feb.
24, 1936; E pub. 53654; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Kansas City, Mo. 4343
I want somebody to love; w and mel-
ody. © 1, Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
118323; Wilsie Sulvester Lingafelt,
Detroit. 4344
I want to be friends with all and you;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «
Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119334; Rob-
ert Thomsen, Barons, Alta., eee
4
Irving inc.,
\
7 tach
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
4374
I want to be quintuplets; song.
Lo
oma
©1
e. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 118259; Lucia
Allene Yost, New York. 4346
want to be with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119153;
Ralph -Valerio Scagliarini, Spring-
field, Mass. - 48347
want to forget; song, w Day Ewing.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp. 118981;
Mildred Whitley Stephens, Lima, O.
4348
want to sing with an orchestra; w
and melody Janie Drake. © 1 «
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118276; Leah
Jane Hill, San Gabriel, Calif. 43849
was born to love you; w and m
Jimmy Nicholson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1986; E unp, 119255; James C. Nich-
olson, jr., Columbus, O. 4350
was boxing with my shadow on the
wall; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
28, 1986; E unp. 117728; John
Young, Jersey City. 4351
was just a phantom of your sweet-
heart; fox trot song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986;
E unp. 119137; Aline Castle, Durand,
Mich. 4352
wish I’d studied palmistry; w K.
Weigand, m C. Juza, jr. ©1c. Feb.
7, 1986; E unp. 117845; Kathryn
Weigand and Chas. Juza, jr., Stone
Lake, Wis. 4353
wish I hadn’t stayed away so long;
w and m Vernon Carroll. © 1 ¢.
Feb, 24, 1986; E unp. 118868; Louis
Peters, Houston. 4354
wish I were a Scotchman; w and m
Lucy W. Kilbourn. © 1c. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118500; Raymond M.
Schuster, sr., Montclair, N. J. 4355
wonder if you can be happy without
me; w Louise Bascom Barratt, m
Luckey Roberts. © 1 c. Feb. 26
1986; E unp. 119082; Hubert J.
Braun, Chicago. 4356
wonder why I thrill; song. ©1.«.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117544; Flor-
ence S. Goodsell, Coral Gables, Fla.
4357
wondered; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117557; Alfred
Mazza, Newark, Calif. 4358
won’t take no for an answer; w and
melody Pinky Tomlin. © 1 «¢ Feb.
4, 1986; E unp. 117573; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 4359
I would give you the world if I could;
fox trot song. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1986;
E unp. 117785; Lida Horton, Mt.
Sterling, Ky. 4360
I would like to see my home again;
song, melody Larry Grant. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118808; Har-
ry Alexander, Mullan, Id. 4361
I wouldn’t be so unkind if I were you;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb, 21, 1986;
E unp. 118753; Jack Joyce, Chicago.
4362
Idaho (The) gem; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 1174380;
R. J. Burke, Spokane. 4363.
Idyll caprice; by Alec Templeton; pf.
© Jan. 14, 1986; E for. 42736; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 4364
If anyone calls I’m out; w Jonny
Graff, m Gene Butowsky. © 1 «
Feb. 19, 19386; E unp. 118503; Eu-
gene Butowsky, Philadelphia. 4865
If Cinderella hadn’t lost her slipper ;
w Paul Temple, m Wido; pf. ©1e.
Feb, 27, 1936; E unp. 119151; Wil-
liam Doerfel, Brooklyn. 4366
If ever I cease to love; w D. Frank
and H. Y. Owen, melody J. P. Robi-
ehaux © 1 c. Jan. 22 193Grm
unp. 116829; Dave Frank, Harry Y.
Owen and John P, Robichaux, New
Orleans. 4367
If I; song, arr. Wallace A. Johnson.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118354;
Kay Callés, Glendale, Calif. 4868
If I could only sing one song, I’d sing
that song to you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1986; EH unp. 119208;
Michael Rechler, New York. 4369)
If I had a castle; song. © 1c. Feb.
1, 1936; E unp. 117484; Gerald H.
Adams, Marshall, Tex. 4370
If I should write a song; song. ©1c.
Feb, 13, 1936; E unp. 118180; Char-
lene Scowcroft, Ogden, Utah. 4371
If I were the wind; w J. A. Kirby, m
KE. D. Kittredge. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117697; Eugénie de Guérin
Kittredge, and J. A. Kirby, Washing-
ton. 4372
If love is blind; song, m James L.
Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117515 ; Sadie H.
Dixon, Indianapolis. 4373
If stars could only talk; song. ©1c.
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118834;
Dorothea Slattery, Jackson Heights,
ve Y.. 4374
193
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
A375
If wishes could come true; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp.
117472; Gordon Elmer Willey, Wil-
mington, Calif. 4375
If you can croon; w and m Jack Fin-
ley. ©!) 1::¢.° Feb. .26;, 1936; Hupp.
119038; John Joseph Finley, Cam-
den, N. J. 4376
If you can dish it, I can take it; w and
melody Lil Johnson. © 1c. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118463; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 4377
If you could care for me; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118425; Doryece and Freddy Drew,
New York. 4378
If you love me as I love you; pf., with
w. © 1. Feb. 15, 19386; E unp.
118284; Oporia Lionel Orton, Lyn-
don, Kan. 4379
If you’re in love say it with flowers;
song, m Jack Donalds. © 1. Feb.
19, 1986; E unp. 118496; Jacinto
Fernandez, San Francisco. 4380
If you try romance; song. ©1c. Feb.
11, 19386; E unp. 117976; Joseph
Blumenstein, Philadelphia. 4381
In a candy shop; pf., with w. ©1e.
Feb. 12, 19836; E unp. 118079; John
Wesley Knapp, Cincinnati. 4382
In a dream of romance you came to
me; song, m Martha Hemphill. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118685;
Harold William Austin, Red Oak, Ia.
4383
In a little African town; song, arr.
Eddie Sharp. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 118717; Jack Swineford, Nor-
man, Okl. 4384
In a little wayside inn; w Al Bryan,
melody Geo. W. Meyer. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1986; E unp. 118797; Crawford
music corp., New York. 4385
In bonnie Scotland; overture, medley
of Scoten airs, compiled and arr. Roy
Shield. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
118513; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4386
In dance you met me; song, Agathe
Backer Grondahl, tr. G. Sundelius.
© Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53573:
Charles W. Homeyer & co0., inc.,
Boston. 4387
In dear old New York City; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119331; Minnie L. Jefferson, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 4388
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
In der nihe dieser frau. . .; slow-fox,
text S. Wolf u. Beda, m Fritz Spiel-
mann u. Stephen Weiss. © Oct. 19,
1935; E for. 42918 ; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
4389:
In Dreamland dear; w and melody. ©
ie Reb: 6, 1936; EH unp. Lites
Anna Gneiser, Beaver Dam, Wis.
4390
In Hawaii long ago; melody. © 1 «©
Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118055; Jessie
Warner Dunford, Log Angeles. 4891
In Joseph’s garden; Biblical Easter
pageant, bk. and lyrics Dorothy Leh-
man Sumerau, m J. H. Meredith. ©
Jan. 15, 1986; D 39020; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. 4391*
In June; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118481; Anne Camp-
bell, Bruce Mines, Ont., Canada.
4392
In lover’s paradise; song. © 1c. Feb.
27, 1936; E unp. 119149; Charlotte
Olympia Blass, Arkansas City, Kan.
4393
In memories garden; song, m R. Rich-
mond Houston. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118052; Clara Jane Ashcraft,
Charleston, W. Va. 4394
In my estimation of you; w and m
Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots, and Car-
men Lombardo; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 53280;
Harry Engel, inc., New York. 4895
In old Chapultepec; English w Abe
Tuvim, Spanish w and m Adolfo
Giron; with guit. arr. © Feb. 6,
19386; E pub. 53320; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 4396
In old Cordova; w Lee Wood, and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 28, 19386; E
unp. 119220; Will Jacobson, Los
Angeles. 4397
In silver birch lane; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118742;
Harriet A. Louther, Seattle. 4398
In tango mood; w and m Sudie. ©
1c Feb. 3, 1986; E unp, 117521;
Sudie Fenn, St. Louis. 4399
In that little country town; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117923;
Vina Wilson, Comanche; Okl. 4400
In that little green homestead of mine;
valse song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1986;
E unp. 119177; Adela S. Aplin, Bay
City, Mich. 4401
194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
4429
In the barnyard; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m June Waldo; pf., with
w. © Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 53356;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 4402
In the castle of my dreams; song. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118254;
Robert Frederick Funk, Killdeer,
N. D. 4403
In the closet of prayer; w BHlizabeth
B. Cate. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E
unp. 118859'; Esther M. Plumb, Dav-
enport, Ia. 4404
In the evening when the work is done;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1936;
E unp. 118791; Albert Allen Titus,
Napinka, Manit., Canada. 4405
In the garden; action song for rhyth-
mic interpretation, w May Sarson,
m Hileen O’Malley. © Jan. 21, 1936;
E for. 42750; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 4406
In the house by the road; fox trot, w
and m Wallie Maurice. © 1 ¢, Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 119194; Wallie
Schmockel, Havre, Mont. 4407
In the land of the sky; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118987;
Adeline F. Rozek, Richmond Hill,
IN; Ye 4408
In the Latin quarter; w Ned Wash-
ington, m Bronislaw Kaper, and
Walter Jurmann. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 118366; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 4409
In the living room of the girl I love;
w Andy Andrews, melody Gayle Vin-
cent Grubb. © 1. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117488; Orville Alexander
Andrews, jr., Chicago. 4410
In the molten moonlight; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢., Feb. 4,
1986; E unp. 117627; Margaret S.
Miller, Oroville, Calif, 4411
In the rain; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118047; Frank
Ackerman and Merle M. Meek, Jer-
sey City. 4412
In the shade of the Georgia pines ; fox-
trot song. © 1 ¢, Jan. 28, 1986; E
unp. 117740; T. B. McTighe, Eck-
ville, Alta., Canada. 4413
In the spotlight of my love; w and m
Rose A. Wasser. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1936;
E unp. 116641; Roseaddie Rock Was-
ser, Avoca, Ia. 4414
In the toy shop of my heart; w Whit-
ney Shaul, m Richie Gale. © 1.
57357—36—_—4
Feb. 8, 19386; E unp.
mond Leon Gale, Syracuse. 4415
In the valley of my dreams; w Ed-
wina Mae; pf. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118622; Sylvester Long Cross,
117863; Rich-
Portland, Or. 4416
In the vivid San Joaquin; w W. Os-
born, m E. Gimblin. ©1«. Dee. 16,
1935; E unp. 117726; Ethel Gimblin
and Wheeler Osborn, Modesto, Calif.
4417
In Wallstreet ist der teufel los; fox-
marsch, w u. melodie. © 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118908; Ernst
Trampl, Milwaukee. 4418
In woodland shade; 4 short pieces,
Barbara Kirkby-Mason; pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 42699; Mur-
doch, Murdoch & co., ine. with John
G. Murdoch & co., 1td., London.
4419
In your heart there’s a love song; fox
trot song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936;
E unp. 117581; Ella Dunn Catlin,
Hallowell, Me, 4420
Incidentally yours, Will; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Feb. 21, 1986 - E unp.
118782; Hubert E. Duren, West-
phalia, Ta. 4421
Indian maiden; fox trot song. iS 1e,
san, 20; 1936: E unp. 117603; K.
Harmon, jr., Bluefield, W. Va. urs
Indian summer moon; fox-trot Song, w
Norine Freeman. © 1 ec. Feb. 21,
19386; E unp. 118780; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati, 4493
Inghelbrecht (D. E.) Trois poémes
dansés; orch. Partition. © Dec.
6, 1935; E for. 48034; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 4424
Intoxicated with love; w Lucille Long-
man, and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 12,
1936; E unp. 118080; M. Kenneth
Boss, Brooklyn. 4425
Introducing the classics; a suppl. band
bk., compiled Carl Webber. 1. Band
pts.—2. Orch, pts. © Nov. 28, 1935;
E pub. 53165, 53180; Jenkins music
co., Kansas City, Mo. 4426, 4427
Introduction to advanced technique for
violin ;.op. 5... bk.. 1-3. .-© 1. ¢. Feb.
5, 1986; E unp. 118104; Claude N.
Ballard, Los Angeles. 4428
Invitation (An) from King Winter and
his sports; pf. with words. ©1c.
Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 1174038; Helen
Bacilla McCormack, Colebrook River,
Conn. 4429
195
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4430
Irish dance; by Edgar Moy; pf. duet.
© Oct. 31, 1985; E for. 42881; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 4430
Irish love; fox-trot, w Lenorr Haskins,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ce. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118669; Blanche L.
Busby, Los Angeles. 4431.
Is He satisfied; hymn, w of verses
Fred Overend, w of cho. and m T.
Jones. © Jan. 1, 1936; BH for. 42844;
Tom Jones, Filey, Yorkshire, Eng-
land, 4432
Is it any wonder; song, w Frank Key,
arr. Lew J. Novy. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118899; William Frank
Koecourek, Chicago. 4433
Is it love; fox trot song. © 1c. Feb.
25, 19386; E unp. -119192; Frank
Deeley, New Haven. 4434
Is it love when you smile; w C. H.
Kensinger, m K. A. Keer. © 1.
Feb. 38, 1986; E unp. 117541; C.
Howard Kensinger, Washington,
and Kenneth A. Keer, Clarenford,
Va. 44385
Is it true; song. ©1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
HK unp. 119028; Bertha Eleanor Tib-
bens, Warren, O. 4436
Is my face red; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117807 ;_Alphonse
Jaeger, Detroit. 4437
Isn’t it worth the trouble; w W. Brevig
and Frank Hopkins, and melody. ©
1 e: Feb. 17, 1936; EH -unp. 118335 ;
Walter Brevig, Merrick, N. Y. 44388
Isola bella; romanze, w H. Bolten-
Bickers, m Paul Lincke. © Dee. 15,
1933; E for. 42934; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 4439
Israél . . va-t’en; paroles Camille
Francois et Groener, m René Dorian.
© Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42714; Edi-
tions Coda, s. a., Paris. 4440
It all reminds me of you; fox trot song.
©1.¢. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117734;
Betty Evenson, Hiland, Wy. 4441
It goes this way and it goes that way;
w and melody Jack Shipper. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 19386; E unp. 118169; Jacob
Shipper, Brooklyn. 4442
It is just a dream; w and melody. ©
1c, Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118852;
George Henry Carroll, Washington.
4443
It matters to Him about you; hymn, w
Ada Littlefair. © Jan. 1, 1986; H
for. 42845; Tom Jones, Filey, York-
shire, England. 4444
pt. II, n.s., v.31
It must be rythm; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118438;
Léon Gaston Lorans, Ottawa. 4445
It’s a mighty pretty night for love; w
B. Ellison, melody H. Brooks. ©
1c Feb. 5, 19386; E unp. 117677;
Harvey Brooks and Ben Ellison, Los
Angeles, 4446
It’s a one sided love affair; w Dorothy
Jane Colesar; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118623; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4447
It’s a sin to tell a lie; w and m Billy
Mayhew; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53440; Donald-
son-Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. 4448
It’s because I’m in love with you;
waltz song. © 1 ec. Feb. 21, 1936;
EH unp. 118775; Jessie Mead Rose,
Plymouth, Wis. 4449
It’s been so long; from The great Zieg-
feld, w Harold Adamson, m Walter
Donaldson, arr. Frank Skinner; orch.
pts., with vocal trio arr. Mort
Howard. © Feb. 11, 1936; E pub.
538407; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
4450
Its dark around my door; w and
melody Jim Custer. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118436; James Lewis
Custer, Philadelphia. 4451
It’s got me down; song, w Ida May
Owen. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
118105; Robert Paul _ Beaulieu,
Austin, Minn. 4452
It’s great to be in love again; fox-trot,
w Ted Koehler, m Jimmy McHugh,
se. Frank Skinner; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © Feb.
25, 1936; E pub. 52629; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 4453
w Ted Kohler, m Jimmy McHugh ;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 10, 1936; E
pub. 53408; Leo Feist, inc., New
York, 4454
It’s leap year sister, let’s lasso our
man; swingy march or waltzy
rhythm; pf., with w. ©1e. Feb. 14,
1936 ; E unp. 118163; Mary E. Oliver,
Pittsburgh. 4455
It’s love; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1986; E unp. 118975; Kenneth
Raymond Moen, St. Paul. 4456
It’s no use; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118679; Dorothy V. Dickinson,
Shelburne Falls, Mass, 4457
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no. 2, 1936
4484
It’s not half so bad as it seems to be;
song. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1986; E unp.
117997; Wm. H. Baum, Cranbury,
JING De 4458
It’s not the highball, it’s you; w Johnny
Lang; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10,
°1986; E unp. 117957; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Hollywood, Calif. 4459:
It’s old New York; song. © 1. Feb.
26, 1936; E unp. 119029; Thomas
Cutty, Baltimore. 4460)
It’s raining in California; song; with
ukulele arr., and chords for guit, and
accordion. © Jan. 8, 1986; E for.
42784; Joseph Geo, Gilbert, London.
4461
It’s Roosevelt for me; w F. E. Hoffer,
m H. BE. Warner; pf. ©1c. Jan. 17,
1936; E unp. 117381; Helen EK. War-
ner and Florence E. Hoffer, Newark,
O. 4462
It’s the oh! in love; song, m Marcia
Oldham. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118053; Grace Oldham O’Brien,
Charlevoix, Mich. 4463
It’s too late to tell me you love me;
valse song. © 1. Jan. 18, 1986; EH
unp. 117443; John Verducci, San
Francisco. 4464
It’s true; fox trot, w J. Lousteau, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1986; HB
unp. 119276; Carl Jaspan, Washing-
ton. 4465
It’s unbelievable; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118739;
Walter Maurer, Hollywood, Calif.
4466
It’s.you; pf. © 1 c. Jan; 31, 1986; E
unp. 118210; Paul Joseph Shahin,
- Chicago. 4467
w R. E. La Pointe, melody R. W.
Fixel. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
118442; Rowland W. Fixel and Ralph
EH. La Pointe, Detroit. 4468
It’s you I’m talkin’ about; from Florida
special, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel. © 1c. Feb. 11, 19386;
E unp. 118018; Paramount produc-
tions music corp., New York. 4469:
It seems so funny to call you honey;
song. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp.
118089; Fern Evelyn Fugate, Van
Wert, O. 4470
It was a lover and his lass; w Shakes-
peare, m Edward Harris. © Feb. 1,
19386; E pub. 58184; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 4471
It was in June; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 118963 ;
Sal Calo, Cleveland. 4472
It was in spring when I saw you; fox
trot, w Vera Allego, melody M. G.
Posterard and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117625; Vera
Allego and M. G. Posterard, New
Kensington, Pa. 4473
It was only a line; w M. Murray and
M. Forbes, melody M. Murray and E.
Devron. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
119074; Maurice Murray, Murray
Forbes and Erwin Devron, Chicago.
4474
Jack in the box; fox-trot, w Hrell
Reaves, m Sherman Myers. © Oct.
7, 1985; E for. 43100; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 4475
Jackey; fox-trot song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E
unp. 118235; Arthur Dreber, Detroit.
4476
Jackie, my boy; fox trot, w and m M,
O. Lambert. © 1c. Keb. 28, 1986;
E ounp. 119241; Frank B. Lambert
and Marie O[rdway] Lambert, In-
dianapolis. 4477
Je ne t'aime pas; paroles Maurice
Magre, m Kurt Weill. © Aug. 1,
1935; E for. 42718; Editions Coda,
Ss. a., Paris. 4478
Je voudrais revoir Venise;_ valse,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier et Jean Mar-
otte, m Fredo Gardoni et Fernand
Heintz. © Dec. 10, 1985; E for.
43103; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell, Paris. 4479)
Jealous of me; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118184; Francis
W. Lamberson, Chicago. 4480
Jersey by the sea; w Frank Rowan, m
Gilbert Wall; with guit. arr. © Jan.
31, 1986; E pub. 53173; Miller music,
inc., New York. 4481
Jessica Dragonette’s theme; pf. ©l1ce.
Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118959’; Rosario
Bourdon, New York. 4482
Jesu, do roses grow so red; 2-pt. an-
them, m William Y. Webbe; sop. and
alto; organ ace. © Feb. 10, 1936; EH
pub. 53388; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 4483
Jesus is His name; solo, w and m
John E. Moore. © Feb. 24, 1986; EH
pub. 53675; Nazarene pub. house,
Kansas City, Mo. 4484
Lor
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4485
pt. IT, masy, ¥. 31
Jesus is the light; hymn. © Jan. 15,
1936; E pub. 53299; W. N. La Mance,
Laclede, Mo. 4485
Jesus lives; anthem for Waster, w
Christian F. Gellert, tr. Frances E.
Cox, m George Rathbone; mixed
cho.; organ ace. © Feb. 11, 1936;
E for, 42899; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 4486
Jesus Thou art fair to me; duet, w
Mrs. 8S. S. Nelson. © Feb. 24, 1986;
E pub. 58672; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 4487
Jesus, zieh’ mich niher zu dir; hymne,
text u. m Letha Radke. © Jan. 27,
1986; E pub. 538349; Ludwig Besler,
Portland, Or. 4488
Jimminy gee; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118856; Russell
W. Anderton, Pawtucket, R. I. 4489
Jimmy Van Zandt; march; pf. ©1e«.
Feb. 7, 19836; E unp. 117835; George
H. Wallace, Waukesha, Wis. 4490
Joan; pf., with w. © 1 c¢. Feb. 24,
1936; E un/p. 118893; Emery Leslie
Rice, Moscow, Id. 4491
Joan of Arkansaw; from Professional
soldier, w Edward Heyman, m John
W. Green; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Feb. 25, 1986; E pub. 53608;
Movietone music corp., New York.
4492
Jog along; song. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1936;
E unp. 119118; Henry Oscar Voit,
West Allis, Wis. 4493
Joggin’ along on the highway; song.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp. 118756;
Viola C. Beyersdorff, Milwaukee.
4494
John Barleycorn ; folk song, freely arr.
Norman Demuth; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 17, 1985; E for. 42854; Oxford
univ, press, London. 4495:
Johnny jump up; w and melody Kay
Ingram. © 1. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 117913; Julia D. Driver, Shaker
Heights, O. 4496
Joyful Eastertide ; Easter pageant-serv-
ice, W Hdith S. Tillotson, and others,
m Geo. F. Rosche, and others. ©
Jan. 8, 1986; D 39026; Geo. F. Rosche
& co., Chicago. 4496*
Juarez; Spanish march, V. S. Schettino,
arr. Aubrey Winter; pf.-accordion
band pts. © Feb. 7, 1936; E for.
43066; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 4497
’ June roses; valse song.
Judd (Percy) Five short duets; pf.
duet. © Oct. 31, 1985; E for. 42882;
Oxford univ, press, London. 4498
Jugendland; ged. F. Kaak, m Carl
Robrecht. 1. Hohe stimme.—2, Tiefe
stimme. © Nov. 1, 19385; E for.
42935, 42986; Carl Robrecht-verlag,
Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany.
4499, 4500
June moon; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. ¢ Feb. 33,
19386; E unp. 117514; Roland HE.
Foster, Franklin, N. H. 4501
June night and moonlight; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119250; Mary Cahir,
Providence. 4502
© 1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E. unp. 119189'; Frank West-
cott, Coronado, Calif. 4503
Jungle winds; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb, 24, 1986; E unp. 118911; John
Monestero, Omaha. 4504
Just a bit of everything ; Song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117924; Laura
West Hunt, Abingdon, Va. 4505
Just a bit of you; w R. HE. La Pointe,
melody R. W. Fixel. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 118441; Rowland W.
Fixel and Ralph EH. La Pointe, De-
troit. 4506
Just a dream come true; song. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118164; Helen
C. Murray, Toole, Utah. 4507
Just a habit of mine; fox-trot, w and
m Dosha. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E
unp. 118741; Eva Spofford, Oxnard,
Calif, 4508
Just a little bit old fashioned; song.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 117763;
Earl John Ball, Philadelphia. 4509
Just a little tune; song, w Halson
Eagleson. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E
unp. 119077; Oscar Eagleson, Bloom-
ington, Ind. 4510
Just a melody sweet; melody Roy
Shield. ©1. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
118504; Robbins music corp., New
York, 4511
Just a run around; w and melody Jay
Sidney. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
117905; James Sidney Harmon, Los
Angeles. 4512
Just a summer night; waltz, w and m
Jimmy Nicholson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
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no. 2, 1936
James C,
4513
just a tot in a high chair; song. ©1e.
Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117689; Edwin
Louis Helms, Altadena, Calif. 4514
Sust a use to be; w and melody. ©1le.
Feb. 1, 1936; E unp. 117392; Joseph
James Kalal, Shaker Heights, O.
4515
Just a waitz “neath the moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E unp. 118482 ;
Helen White, Bisbee, Ariz. 4516
Just alone; w and melody. ©1ce. Feb.
29, 1936; E unp. 119348; Sulamae
Sims, Chicago. 4517
Just an occasional sweetheart; song.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1986; EH unp. 117673;
Madeline DeWitt Manning, Wollas-
ton, Mass. 4518
Just an old rustic shack; fox trot, w
Lu Earl and C. Murray, melody Cal-
vin Murray. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1986; I
unp. 117842; Aloha-land pub. co.,
1936; E unp. 119256;
Nicholson, jr., Columbus, O.
Wood River, Il. 4519
Just an old Swiss village; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
117843; Hubert Etheldred Price,
Piedmont, Ala. 4520
Just another affair; w Clark Somers,
m B. Douglass. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936;
E unp. 117854; Bruce Douglass and
Clark Somers, New York. 4521
Just another day gone by; waltz song.
© 1. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117964;
Bernard S. Lerch, Stanwood, Ia.
4522
Just another dream; w and melody. ©
1, c.. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118561,
Gordon Young, Los Angeles. 4523
Just another night alone; w and m
Jimmy Nicholson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 25,
1936; E unp. 119014; James C.
Nicholson, jr., Columbus, O. 4524
Just as we did years ago; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp.
1173883; Frank R. O’Connell, Elgin,
Til. 4525
Just be independent; w and m Beth
Moore. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
117718; Elizabeth Moore Matthias,
Shreveport, La. 4526
Just because; melody. © 1 ec. Feb.
3, 1936; E unp. 117608; Samuel
Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 4527
Just for to-night; w and melody Cliff
and Lucille Miller. © 1. Feb. 20.
4542
1936; E unp. 118694; Clifford Stanley
Miller, Tomahawk, Wis. 4528
Just for you; a serenade, from Rose-
Marie, w Gus Kahn, m Rudolf Friml
and Herbert Stothart; with arr, for
guit., ete. © Feb. 10, 1986; E pub.
53392; Harms, ine., New York.
4529
Just forget about me; w and m Harry
D. Squires. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
53316; Harry D. Squires, ine., Brook-
lyn. 4530
Just like a flash; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118426; Doryce
and Freddy Drew, New York. 45381
Just like that; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119221; Ralph
HK, Love, Roscoe, Ill. 453
Just mother; song. © 1c. Jan. 29,
1936; E unp. 118061; Rose Black-
smith, Pittsburgh. 45383
Just tell Jesus all; hymn, w and m
Wilda Jackson Auld. © Feb. 24,
19386 ; E pub. 53652; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 45384
Just use Val; w and m Angelo Cari-
toni; pf. © 1 e¢. Feb. 11, 1936; E
unp. 118037 ; Carl Ottenad, St. Louis.
4535
Just we two; w A. Moore, melody R.
Nealy. ©1c. Feb. 24, 19386; E unp.
118909; Allen Moore and Robert
Nealy, Represa, Calif. 4536
Just wonderin’; song. © 1. Feb. 7,
1936; E unp. 118530; Melva Francis
Jenkins, Holmesville, Neb. 4537
Kadenzen; zu dem klavierkonzert GC
moll W. A. Mozart, v. Rudolf Maria
Breithaupt; klavier. © Dee. 31,
19533; E for. 42968; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Braunschweig, Germany.
4538
zu dem klavierkonzert D moll W.
A. Mozart, v. Rudolf Maria Breit-
haupt; klavier. © Dec. 31, 1933;
A for. 42961; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 4539
Kamaaina the first; pf. © 1c. Feb.
3, 1986; E unp. 117642; Georgiana
Barrett, Ft. Ruger, T, H. 4540
Kansas state legion auxiliary song;
song. © 1. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
117938; Birdie Rich Dunsworth, Em-
poria, Kan. 4541
Keep a’ ridin’; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 118716; Phillip
Lorner, Dallas. 4542
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4543
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Keep in happy touch with Jesus;
hymn, w of cho, Lily E. Gaze, w
of verses and m T. Jones. © Jan.
1, 1986; E for. 42846; Tom Jones,
Filey, Yorkshire, England. 4543
Keep that smile on your face with
Roosevelt ; march, w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118304;
Lloyd Fremont Chase, San Fran-
cisco. 4544.
Keep the magic of Maytime: w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and Wal-
ter Jurmann. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118367; Metro-Goldwyn-May-
er corp., New York. 4545
potpourri, Keéler-
Béla, bearb. Max Rhode, op. 30;
orch. stimmen. © Dee. 27, 1935;
E for. 48010; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 4546
Kentucky; fox-trot, w Ralph Butler
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Sherman
Myers. © Jan. 22, 1986; E for.
42788 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
4547
Kentucky hills; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
19386; E unp. 119228; Mary Elin
Sutherland, Brooklyn. 4548
Kessler (—) Dix études; d’aprés
Kessler, adaptées Marcel Moyse;
fiite. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42762;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 4549
Key (The) to the city is yours; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 13, 1936;
EH unp. 118118; Alma Somerville,
Philadelphia. 4550
Kinder singt mit; neue sammlung von
150 deutschen kinderliedern, hrsg.
Kéler-Béla-perlen ;
Emmi Goedel, klaviersatz Guido
Waldmann. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for.
42992; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 4551
King of burlesque improvization; by
Cyril Mockridge; pf. © 1 ¢, Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118264; Movietone
musie corp., New York. 4552
Kiss (The); by Willis Irving; pf.
treble. © 1c Feb. 28, 1936; E
unp. 119248; Ruth Irving, Los Ange-
les. 4553
Kiss (The) I can’t forget; song. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 118938;
Charles Edward Crossley, Philadel-
phia. 4554
Kiss me good-night little girl; song,
m Morty Berk. © Jan. 22, 1936;
E pub. 53560; Hester Shane, Phila-
delphia. 4555
Kiss me, my Gypsy; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 117783;
Jack Moore, Dayton, O. 4556
Kiss me quick and g0; song, new pf.
arr. and guit. chords. © Jan. 17,
1936; E pub. 58071; M. M. Cole pub.
co., Chicago. 4557
Kiss your baby goodnight; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp.
119101; Robert Knott Gordon, Lan-
sing, Mich. 4558
Kissin’ my baby good-night; w and
m Mack David, George W. Meyer
and Pete Wendling; with guit. arr.
© Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 53492; Mills
music, inc., New York. 4559
Kleine suiten; v. Kurt Schwaen; vio-
line. © Feb. 2, 19383; E for. 42957;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 4560
Kleines geistliches konzert; v. Walter
Schindler, werk nr. 5b; eine sing-
stimme wu. orgel, mit violine o. flote,
ad lib, © Nov. 15, 19385; H for.
42815; Adolph Nagel, Hanover, Ger-
many. 4561
Kneel down sister, kneel down; w M.
Silha, m Joseph Franz Silha. © 1
ce. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119258; Jos-
eph Silha and Marline Silha, Ro-
chester, N. Y. 4562
Knockin’ on wood; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118419;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 4563
Kochana; w and m B. Jacobs and Mil-
dred Luber Quim; pf. © 1c, Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118160; Bobbie
Jacobs, Chicago. 4564
Konigen der liebe; langsamer walzer,
w Hans Fritz Beckmann, klavier arr.
Walter Borchert, [and] Aus liebe zu
dir will troubadour sterben; seren-
ade, w Bruno Balz, klavier arr. Hans
Ebert: schlager, aus Liebeslied, m
Hans-Otto Borgmann. © Dec. 9,
1935; E for. 42721; Ufaton-verlags
g. m. b, h., Berlin. 4565
Komme zu Ihm; hymne, m Mary V.
Ernst. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
53179; Ludwig Besler, Portland, Or.
4566
Konzert no. 4; D dur, Nicolo Porpora,
arr. Albert Kranz; 2 violinen u.
cembalo, © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
42969; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 4567
Symphonie; v. Karl
bearb. Karl Geiringer ;
Konzertante
Stamnitz,
200
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no. 2, 1986
4595
orch, Partitur. © Nov. 7, 1985;
E for. 48082; Universal edition, a
g., Vienna. 4568
Kuhnau (Johann) 4 petits morceaux ;
transcription Andrés Segovia;
gitarre. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for.
43004; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 4569)
Kukuschka; foxtrot, nach Jonel Bib-
escu, text u. m Charles Loubé. ©
Sept. 27, 1985; E for. 42829; Dacapo-
verlag, Vienna. 4570
L. A. 8S. A. C. A. N. A—midnight sun ;
XXI gun salute, song. © Feb. 26,
19386; E pub. 538619; William K.
Kurz, New York. 4571
—-—w and melody. ©1c. Feb.
12, 1986; E unp. 118090; William
K. Kurz, New York. 4572
Lady Precious Stream; from the play,
w Milton Pascal, m Edgar Fair-
child; with guit. arr, © Feb. 6,
1936; E pub. 53321; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
4573
Lady Tiger; written and arr.; orch.
Se. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp.
119124; Anton Lada and Chasles J.
Levy, Chicago. 4574
Ladybird; unison song, w Derek Mc-
Culloch, m James Maynard Grover.
© Jan. 13, 1936; E for. 42739; Aug.
ener, ltd., London. 4575
Land (The) of love; w Steve Kish,
m Josh, Rich. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
EK) unp. 118576; Joseph Richleski,
Trenton, N. J. 4576
Land (The) of make believe; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp.
117748; Alice M. Corcoran, Rum-
ford, R. I. 4577
Land of Nevermore; w and m Gene-
vieve Davis. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 118766; Genevieve Davis
Monroe, New York. 4578
Land (The) that I love; w C. F.
Quigley, m Louis Drakeford, © 1
ce. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118551;
Lewis Henry Drakeford and Charles
F. Quigley, Astoria, L. I. N. Y.
4579
Landon boom song; song. © 1 «©
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118896; Hur-
ley Kaylor, Kansas City, Mo. 4580
Landsleut’! stimmungswalzer, text HEr-
win W. Spahn, m Hermann Leopoldi.
© Oct. 29, 1985; E for. 42916; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 4581
Lariat of love; waltz song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1986;
E unp. 118234; Clara Farr Achor,
Brownwood, Tex. 4582
Larmes (Les) des roses; par Théo
Langlois; odeon et salonorch. ptes.
© Feb. 1, 1936; EB for. 43087; A.
Cranz, Brussels. 4583:
Lauf ins gltick; operette in 5 akten,
Paul Beyer, gesangstexte Giinther
Schwenn, m Fred Raymond, bearb.
Schmidt-Boelecke, Vollstiindiger kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Sept. 1,
1934; E for. 42954; Edition Meisel
& co., g. m. b. h., Berlin. 4584
Lazy (A) man’s dream; fox trot; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 117830;
Sal Calo, Cleveland. 4585
Lazy moon; w J. Baldassarre, m D.
Romani. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp,
117759; Dino Romani and Jino Bal-
dassarre, Philadelphia. 4586
Lazy smiling moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1986; E unp. 118968; Gert-
rude Scott Sunderland, Rensselaer,
Ind. 4587
Leap year; w and melody. © 1 «
Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117662; Charles
D. Etchon, New York. 4588
—w and melody Jeni J. Waller and
R. R. Waller. © 1. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118311; Ricalin Ruth Waller,
Chicago. 4589
Leap year Lena; w Lou Klein, m
Lou Leaman; with guit. arr. ©
Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 53490; Mills
music, inc., New York. 4590
Learn about love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117822;
Warn Milford Oscarson, Inglewood,
Calif. 4591
Learn to smile; w and melody. © 1
e. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119079;
Frank R. La Vere, Chicago, 4592
Leaves; w Jack Mooney, m H. Hub-
ble. © 1c. Feb. 13, 19386; E unp.
1181387; John W. Mooney and Har-
riss Hubble, Los Angeles. 4593
Lebende bilder; walzer, Paul Lincke,
op. 171; salon-orch. stimmen.
Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42930'; Rihle
& Wendling musikverlag, ep
4594
Lee Bell; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1936;
E unp. 118940; Robert Edward
Nicholas. Butler, Pa. 4595
201
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4596
Legend of the blue bonnets; song. ©
Feb. 21, 1986; E pub. 53510; Ida
Bassett Botts, Houston. 4596
Leggenda; violoncello e pf. © Dec. 20,
1935; E for. 48122; Vito Frazzi,
Florence. 4597
Lend me your eyes; song, w Joe E.
Precy. ©1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119089; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
4598
Lend your little heart to me; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. ©1c.
Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119139; Hugh
EK. Berwise, Kingston, Jamaica, B.
W.I. 4599
Lenore; waltz: pf., with w. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119150; Gar-
land Parker, Detroit. 4600
Lessons; w and m Dale Asher Jacobus.
© Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53649; Hal-
dor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 4601
Let all mortal flesh keep silence; an-
them, w tr. from Liturgy of St.
James, G. Moultrie, m T. Frederick
H. Candlyn; mixed cho. © Feb. 10,
1936; E pub. 538377; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 4602)
Let me; valse song. © 1 c¢. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 118988; Dallas Roy,
Port Arthur, Tex. 4603:
Let me be your honey bee; fox trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117440; Thomas F. Wagstaff, Gil-
lette, Wy. 4604
Let me carry your bag dad, to Bag-
dad, dad; w and m Leslie Sarony;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E for. 42809; Macmelodies, Itd.,
London. 4605.
Let me dream; fox trot song. © 1c.
Jan. 13, 19836; E unp. 117419; Sam
Gorruso, Rutland, Vt. 4606
hymn. © Jan. 15, 1936; E pub.
da297; W. N. La Mance, Laclede,
Mo. 4607
Let me take your hand; w Ruby Nason
Dolloff; pf. © 1 c¢. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118624; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4608
Let’s all have a merry old time; song,
m Jimmy Lawrence. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1986; E unp. 118440; Frank A. Gen-
tile, Erie, Pa. 4609
Let’s be gay; song. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 118999; Frank To-
masko, Hazleton, Pa. 4610
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Let’s compose a song; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28. 1986; E unp. 119274;
Hugh Stumpff, South Whitley, Ind.
4611
Let’s dance; fox-irot song. ©1c. Jan.
28, 1986; E unp. 117742; Harry Rich-
ards, Cincinnati. 4612
Let’s dine alone tonight; song. ©1e.
Feb. 1, 1936; E unp. 117388; Ruth
Sylvia Keil, Hollywood, Calif. 4613
Let’s find out; w Gordon Clifford, mel-
ody Jack King. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 119081; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 4614
Let’s get together; fox trot song. ©
1 @ Jan. 138, 1986; E unp. 117424;
Lloyd <A. Billings, Ibstone, Sask.,
‘Canada. 4615
Let’s go apartment hunting; w Dee
Blunk and Al Bernard, melody HE.
Paul Kasel. © 1 c. Feb: 6 1936;
E unp. 119200; Edward Maltzman,
Dee Blunk and Barnard A. Young.
Chelsea, Mass. 4616
Let’s go ballyhoo; w and m Ivan H.
Browning, Henry Starr and Harvey
Brooks; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 5, 1935; E for. 48102; Law-
rence Wright music co., Itd., London.
4617
Let’s go country; instrumental, with
.w. © 1 ¢ Feb. 6G, 193638, amp.
117778; Joseph B. Peavey, Meridian,
Miss. 4618
Let’s go down the hill of life together ;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936;
FE} unp. 118763; Helen Lochart, Roan-
oke, Va. 4619
Let’s go honeyinooning in Hawaii;
waltz song, melody B. Adelman. ©
1 ¢@ Feb. 14, 1936; HB unp. 118227;
Jack Burns, Wetumka, Okl. 4620
Let’s have fun, with what we've got;
w and melody Evelyn Pennie.
1 c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117486;
Evelyn Panikoff, New Haven. 4621
Let’s look at the moon; song. ©1..
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117550; Gus-
tave William Trubeck and Leo Ed-
gar Gleasner, jr., Chicago. 4622
Let’s not make a fool of the moonlight ;
w Ned Washington, m Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©1c.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118368; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New ae a
Let’s not pretend ; w Whitney Shaul, m
Richie Gale. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1986; B
202
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
unp. 117864; Richmond Leon Gale,
Syracuse. 4624
Let’s pretend we’re sweethearts; valse
song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
118996; Ralph David Currie, St.
Johns, Newfoundland. 4625
— w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 1183824; Wilsie Sul-
vester Lingafelt, Detroit. 4626.
Let’s sing Aloha; Hawaiian love song,
Eddie Alkire; Hawaiian guits., with
counter-melody for violin, or mand.,
ete. © Jan. 30, 1936; E pub. 53226;
Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton,
Pa. 4627
Let’s stay out late; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118424;
Sally Burton, Glendale, Calif. 4628
Let’s swing the band; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118329;
Melvin H[illiard] Bowne, Nashville.
4629
Let’s team up with love; fox trot; vio-
lin, with w. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E
unp. 117703; Vincent Barber, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 4630!
Let us live in the house of our dreams;
w George Kelly and Ned Lawless; pf.
©1c. Feb. 20, 19386; E unp. 118625;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4631
Lethargy; w John Wilson, m Bob Wil-
son. © 1. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp.
118218; Robert L. Wilson, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. 4632
Letter (A) from a lady; song, w Jack
Thornton. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E
unp. 118125; Charles T. Balcoff, Mad-
ison, Wis. 4633:
Liebe (Die) siegt; slow-fox, aus Heut’
ist der schonste tag in meinem leben,
w Ernst Neubach, m Hans May. ©
Nov. 7, 1985; E for. 42926: Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 4634
Liebes zauber; v. Margarethe Hart-
wigk-Engelken; pf. © 1. Feb. 26,
1936; E unp. 119040; Margarethe
Engelken, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
4635.
Liebesfreud; by Fritz Kreisler, arr.
Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. © Jan.
27, 1986; E pub. 53451; Charles
Foley, New York. 4636
Liebesleid; by Fritz Kreisler, arr.
Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. © Jan.
4649
27, 1936; E pub. 53452; Charles
Foley, New York. 4637
Lied (Das) vom Montmartre; slowfox,
text S. Wolf, m Fritz Spielmann u.
Stephan Weiss. © Nov. 23, 1935;
EK for. 42919; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Hermansky), Vienna.
4638
Liedvariationen ftir klavier; auch ftr
cembalo o. orgel, Jan Pieters Swee-
lineck, hrsg. Erich Doflein. © Dee.
27, 1985; E for. 42995; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany, 4639
Life is a book; song-waltz, w anon.,
melody Dorothy Wilson. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1936; E unp. 118934; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles, 4640
Life (The) of a song; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E
unp. 118331; Colecta Blanton, jr.,
Chicago. 4641
Lift high the triumph-song; anthem,
w Ernest F. McGregor, m Carl F.
Mueller; mixed voices, with organ
ace. © Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53531 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 4642
Light agitato; pf. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117529; Milton EH. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 4643
Light up your face; from Three cheers
for love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
118012 ; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 4644
Lights (The) of home; w Miona; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118626;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4645
Like a day in June; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117492;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 4646
Like a falling star; Song, w Paul
Arthur Fisher. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1986;
KH unp. 118180; Gilbert Francis
Fisher, Providence, R. I. 4647
Lilies for Haster; service, w Francis
Simpson, m Joseph Edward Fox and
others, compiled Ira B. Wilson. ©
Jan. 8, 19386; E pub. 53116; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 4648
Lilt (The) of the Brule; harmony L.
Caldwell; pf., with w. © Feb. 1,
1936; E pub. 53221; W[illiam] S.
Sylvester, Delano, Minn. 4649
208
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4650
Lingring in the woodland glades;
waltz song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 19386; E unp. 118239;
Charles Trevor, Jersey City. 4650
List! the cherubic host; w from the
Bible and by Milton, m Cuthbert
Harris; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
Feb. 3, 1986; E pub. 53238; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 4651
Listen and sing; w and melodies [com-
piled and ed.] Mabelle Glenn, Helen
S. Leavitt, Victor L. F. Rebmann
and Earl L. Baker. © Jan. 2, 1986;
A 91812; Ginn & co., Boston... 4652
Listen to the moon; fox trot song. ©
iG. Jan.) 2.) £56. hy symp. ooo
Bolek Wojtasek, Manville, N. J.
4653
Lita; by Lew Pollack; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; H unp. 118266;
Movietone music corp., New York.
4654
Litanie; by Nicholas Tchérepnine; oboe
and pf. © Feb. 7, 1936; E for. 43064 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 4655
Little baby; w and m William Shep-
herd; pf. © 1. Feb. 20, 1936; 1
unp. 118597; William Walden Shep-
herd, Little Rock, Ark. 4656
Little blue eyes; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1. Feb. 10, 1936;
E sunp. 117904; Eve Rodriguez, Race-
land, La. 4657
Little brown baby, wif spa’klin’ eyes;
song, w Paul Laurence Dunbar. ©
1 ce. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117500;
Ernest E, Peace, Washington. 4658
Little brown eyes don’t ery; song. ©
1 c. Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119327;
Ardath Trevor Tichenor, Opekiska,
W. Va. 4659)
Little brown jug; song, arr. Marvin
Hatley. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118587; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4660
Little classics orchestra folio ; compiled
Rob Roy Peery; pts., with pf., con-
ductor’s sc. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53607; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4661
Little dog Dandy,—Squirrel Nutkin,—
Planting a tree.[and] The owl; w,
m and actions Anne Harding Thomp-
son; pf. © Jan. 31, 1936; E fer.
42753; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
4662
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Little girl of mine, down in Caroline;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. Feb. 3, 1986;
EH ounp. 117510; Georgia Irene Rob-
bins, Brownstown, Ind. — 4663
Little lonesome star; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E
unp. 117516; Robert E. Beck, Harri-
son, O. 4664
Little (The) old clock said coo, coo;
song. © 1c. Feb. 5, 19386; E unp.
118205; Avelyn M. Kerr, Chicago.
4665
Little (A) old house beyond the hill;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117916;
Velma Hufford, Des Moines. 4666
Little old town; w and melody. ©1ce.
Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119106; Almu
V. Evans, Zeigler, Il. 4667
Little red rose; waltz, w Doris Wilson,
melody Dorothy Wilson. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 118932; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles. 4668
Little (A) rendezvous in Honolulu; w
Edgar Leslie, m Joe Burke, pf. sce.
Harold Potter; with guit. arr. ©
Feb. 6, 1986; E pub. 53290; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 4669
Little snow girl of mine; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Feb. 29, 1936;
EH unp. 1193801; John J. Eberlein,
Pittsburgh. 4670
Little sorrel top is tops with me; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E
unp. 117784; Jack Moore, Dayton,
O. 4671
Little (A) while; solo, w Lucia B.
Cook. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53664;
Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo.
4672
Little (A) whistle; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 19386; E unp. 119102;
Robert Knott Gordon, Lansing, Mich.
4673
Little white cottage of my dreams;
song, w Peggy Parsons. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1986; E unp. 118295; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 4674
Little (The) white house on the hill;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118663;
Jessie Mead Rose, Plymouth, Wis.
4675
Little white shoes; w Bob and Elinor
Kelly; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986;
204.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
E unp. 118627; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 4676
Little words of kindness; w and m
Cliff Friend; with arr. for guit. etc.
© Jan. 28, 1986; EH pub. 538181 ; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 4677
Lohr (Hermann) Pastorale; orch. pts.
© Jan. 3, 1986; E for. 42850; Chap-
pell & co., 1td., London. 4678
Log (The) cabin home; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118483; Wil-
liam L. Monasco, McAlester, Ok1.
4679
Log cabin lullaby; w and m Suzanne
Byrne, Geoffrey H. Byrne and Ira
Schuster; with guit. arr. © Jan.
27, 1986; EH pub. 53318; Schuster «&
Miller, inc., New York. 4680
Lolita; serenata spagnola, Arturo
Buzzi-Peccia, strumentazione Anto-
nino Parela; media banda. Parti-
tura. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 48126;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 4681
London fair; song. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1936; E unp. 119229; Mary Elin
Sutherland, Brooklyn. 4682
London on a foggy afternoon; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 14, 1936; E
unp. 118151; Ina George, New York.
4683
Loneliness; w B. Nisen, m M. David-
son. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
118952; Milton Davidson and Bar-
ney Nisen, Los Angeles. 4684
Lonely; w Kathryn Molchan; pf. ©
1c Feb. 8, 1986; E unp. 117527;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4685
Lonely and dreaming; w Ken Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118628; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 4686
Lonely blues; song, w Wm. D. Cus-
pard. ©1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
118296 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
4687
Lonely dreams; song. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119319; Mary Gilbreth,
McFarland, Calif. 4688
Lonely heart; song. © 1. Feb. 25,
1936; E unp. 119185; Bertha M. Ack-
ley, Wayland, N. Y. 4689
Lonely little lane; w Grace Marangolo,
m H.C. Zink. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118916: Helen C. Zink and
Grace Marangolo, San Jose, Calif.
4690
4704
Lonesome I[cver’s dream; song. © 1...
Feb. 29, 19386; E unp. 119316; Ciro
Vigorita, Brookline, Mass. 4691
song, melody Hssy
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
K unp. 117704; Lorain LeSieur,
Hayti, Mo. 4692
waltz song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118237 ;
Arthur Neitz, Royal Oaks, Mich.
4693
Lonesome reverie; fox trot song. ©
1c Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117733;
F. 8. Tannehill, Redlands, Calif.
4694
Lonesome tonight; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118451;
Sylvia Mary Gendron, Minneapolis.
4695
Lonesome (The) yodel; w K. Hoffman,
melody B. Jaffe. ©1c. Feb. 1, 1936;
KH ounp. 117405; Ben Jaffe and Ken
Hoffman, Philadelphia. 4696
Long ago end far away; from Three
cheers for love, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢. Feb. 11,
1936 ; E-unp. 118017 ; Paramount pro-
ductious music corp., New York.
4697
Long live the king; w David R. Hoch-
reich, melody Bert Darl and Charles
Harold. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1936; EH
unp. 119023; Betty Goetz, New se
46
Look at that moon; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118306;
Joseph 8S. Schwab, Charleston, W. Va.
: 4699
Look pleasant; fox trot song. © 1.
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117488; Hattie
Tombaugh, Decatur, II. 4700
Looking at the sky; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp. 118759;
Alice A. Fournier Judd, Detroit.
4701
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
w from Psalm 23; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Feb. 11, 1936; E for.
42900; Percy Rideout, London, 4702
—— Psalm 23, from the Markova-Dolin
ballet David, set to tonus Peregrinus,
Maurice Jacovson. [Hebrew and
English text] © Feb. 4, 1986; HE
for. 42796; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
4708
Lord of all power and might; short an-
them, m Harold Rhodes; mixed
voices; organ ad lib. © Nov. 21,
1935; E for. 42861; Oxford univ.
press, Loudon. 4704
Lonesome moon;
Louise Reneau.
205.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4705
Lord, when we bend before Thy throne ;
short full anthem, w J. D. Carlyle, m
H. W. Jones; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Jan. 31, 1936; E for. 42693;
Novello & co., 1td., London. A705.
Lorsque j’étais enfant d’choeur; fox-
chanson, de Son frére de lait, paroles
René Vilthianne et A. Midroit, m G.
Rinaldo-Rinaldi. © May 1, 1935; E
for. 41393; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
4706
Lost; w and m Phil Ohman, Johnny
Mercer and Macy O. Teetor; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 28, 1936; E pub.
53676; Robbins music corp., New
York. A707
w and melody Phil Ohman,
Johnny Mercer and Macy O. Teetor.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118074:
Robbins music corp., New York.
4708
Lost in a moonbeam; fox-trot song,
melody Thelma Abrams. © 1c. Feb.
24, 1986; E unp. 118823; Mannie
Jacobs, San Francisco. 4709
Lost love; valse song. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118748; Lillian Bald-
win, Jacksonville, Ill. 4710
Louisiana lullaby; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117658;
Vincent Shannon, Kew Gardens,
el aie, Xe 4711
Louisville honey; w C. Somers, m B.
Douglass. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E
unp. 117855; Bruce Douglass and
Clark Somers, New York. 4712
Lovable lady in red; waltz. ©1c. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118279; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 4713
Love; pf., with w. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1936;
E unp. 117553; Morris Rothman,
Southold, New York. 4714
Love and you; song. © 1. Feb. 29,
1os6¢ H unp.,. 119314; Thomasc a.
James, Albany, Ga. 4715
Love at first sight; fox trot, Bob Kuse;
pe © .1 ¢, Feb. 10, 4936.;" aap.
117944; Otto John Kuse, New York.
4716
w D. Houston, m L. Altizer. ©
1 c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118310;
Laura Altizer and Dan Houston, Ft.
Worth. 4717
Love call; pf., with w. © 1. Feb.
17, 19386; E unp. 118318; Geraldine
F, Joyner, Palm Beach, Fla. 4718
Love (A) dream in Naples; Neapolitan
serenade, song. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1936;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
E unp. 119019; Robert Holmes
Greenwell, Washington. 4719
Love, I am waiting; w Rhoda L. Peter-
son; pf. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1986; EH unp.
118629; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 4720
Love in harmony; song. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1936; E unp. 117534; Mel Riddle,
Reseda, Calif. 4721
Love is a ripple on the water; from
Palladium frolics, 1st ed., w Mitchell
Parish, m Harry Carroll; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 53491;
Mills music, ine., New York. 4722
Love is a silver song; song, w Harry
J. Runyan. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E
unp. 118554; Pearl King, Spring
Green, Wis. 4723
Love is everything to me; melody Roy
Shield. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
118526; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4724
Love is queer; song. © 1. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118660; Lucile Rude-
sill, Fort Dodge, Ia. 4725
Love is supreme; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118879; Don
Roda, Greenville, Pa. 4726
Love made me a_ beach-comber; w
Myron ©. Degnon, and melody. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119011;
Julia Strong Degnon, New York.
A727
Love made you just for me; song. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118778;
Sophia Irene Krick Brunton, La
Fayette, Ind. 4728
Love me; w Ignatia Jude Nealda; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118630;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4729
waltz; pf., with w. ©1«. Feb. 1,
1936; E unp. 117889; Geraldine F.
Joyner, Palm Beach, Fla. 4730
Love me forever and a day; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. ©16.
Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118671; Maude
P. Stetler, Banks, Or. 4731
Love me to-night as the shadows fall;
fox trot song. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1986;
E unp. 117583; L. J. Hart, Port Hope,
Ont., Canada. 4732
Love me tonight ’midst the roses; song,
melody Myra M. Mayfield. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117910; Cora
Mawhinney, Pittsburgh. 4733
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no. 2, 1986 4761
Love, my inspiration; song, w Lolly Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. Calif. ATAT
117788; Edythe King, ee Loveable Ann; pf., with w. © 1.
Feb. 18, 19836; E unp. 119169; Jos-
Love of mine; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119174; Pauline
Wolpert, Sierra Madre, Calif. 4735
Love of the Father; anthem, w anon.,
tr. from The Yattendon hymnal, m
Harold Rhodes; 4 voices; organ acc.
© Noy. 21, 1935; E for. 42862; Ox-
ford uniy. press, London. 4736
Love of the three oranges ; marche and
scherzo, from the symphonic suite,
Serge Prokofieff, op. 33, bis, arr.
W. J. Duthoit ; military band pts. ©
Feb. 1, 19386; E for. 42755; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 4737
Love on a rooftop; song, arr. Abe
Ostrow. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp.
118144; Phil Livingston, Rockaway
Park. N. Y. 4738
Love past mortal care; w Ione Selman
and F.. M. Odom, m Bernie Clements.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117641;
Ethel S. Fox and Florence M. Odom,
Houston. 4739
Love (The) play; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 119344;
Marie Dowd, San Diego, Calif. 4740
Love plays such funny games; Song.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 118008;
Robert B. Rose, jr., Cannonsburg,
Pa. 4741
Love rules the world; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119349;
Edward Clifford Mahoney, Holly-
wood, Calif. 4742
Love’s the reason why; song, w Mar-
garet Dixon. © 1c. Feb, 21, 1936;
E unp. 118714; Jack Byron Grove,
Cuyahoga Falls, O. 4743.
Love (A) scene in Pasadena; w and
melody Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
118404; Crawford music corp., New
York. 4744
Love time; waltz, w and melody Billy
Arlington. © 1. Feb. 4, 1936; E
unp. 117646; William Franklin Arl-
ington, Newark, N. J. 4745
Love (The) waltz; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp, 117762;
William H. Davis, Salt Lake City.
4746
Love you got me down; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117494;
eph J. Ferrara, Nesquehoning, Pa.
4748
Lovelight (The) in your eyes; w Mer-
riell Brown; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1986; E unp. 118631; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4749
Lovely little lady; w and m Jimmy
Nicholson, © 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1986;
E unp. 119013; James C. Nicholson,
jr., Columbus, O. 4750
Lovely senorita; song, with chord
symbols for guit. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118143; Phil Living-
ston, Rockaway Park, N. Y. 4751
Lover mine; fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman, © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986;
EH unp. 118668; E. Reatha Fisher,
Bloomsburg, Pa. 4752
Lovers (The) waltz; w Herbert Baker
and Larry Guran, melody Robert
Johnson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 13, 19386; EB
unp. 118183; John Santucci, New
York. 4753
Love’s lullaby; w Frank T. Genovese,
melody Vinny Vernon. © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118432; Vincent T.
Genovese, Danbury, Conn. 4754
Love’s merry go round; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118722;
Helen Swain, Palmyra, N. J. 4755
Love’s rendezvous; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 27, 1986; EH unp. 117594;
Lester W. Hanna, Del Norte, Col.
4756
Love’s reverie; song. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118025; Arthur Thomp-
son, Astoria, N. Y. 4757
m Gene Ber-
Loves serenade; song,
netti. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
118068; Roy Cornelius, Jackson,
Mich. 4758
Low down man; w Al Prince, m F.
Jay and Johnny Salacan. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1936; E unp, 118977; Flor-
rie Jay, Union City, N. J. 4759
Loyal hearts will not forget; w Bar-
netta Brown, m Geoffrey O'Hara;
mixed cho., or quartet. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53591; Chappell & co.,
inec., New York. 4760
Lucky boy; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
27, 1936; E unp. 119146; Ruth Katz,
Cleveland. 4761
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4762
Lucky dog; by Felix Swinstead; per-
cussion band and pf. Sc. and pts.
© Feb. 14, 1986; E for. 43054;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 4762
Lucky me; w William A. Wanser; E
flat alto saxophone, © 1. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119297; Eugene Wan-
ser, New York. 4763
Lullaby ; by Hiroshi Ogata: violin and
pf. © Feb. 4, 19386; E pub. 53478;
Charles S. Morita, New York. 4764
song. © 1. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
117722; Emma Taylor Jeffreys, Lit-
tle Falls, N. J. 4765
Lullaby of the air; valse moderne; pf.
© Dee. 2, 1985; E pub. 533814; H.
Leslie Fry, Philadelphia. 4766
Lullaby of the night; w and m Eve
Moore; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118903; Amanda HE. More-
house, Rochester, N. Y. 4767
Lullaby spinning song; song. © 1.
Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118800; Adele
Mae Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 4768
Lumir; smés z Geskych narodnich
pisni, B. Leopold; orch. hlasy. ©
Sept. 10, 1935; E for. 48086; Edition
continental, B. Leopold, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, 4769
MacMurrough (Dermot) Six progres-
sive violin pieces ; Ist pos. © Nov. 7,
1935; E for. 42768; J. H. Larway,
props., Edwin Ashdown, Iltd., Lon-
don. 4770
Madison moon; song. © 1 «¢. Feb. 27,
1936; E unp. 119145; Orvis R. Con-
nolly, Madison, Wis. A771
Madonna; by John Matthews; organ.
© Jan. 9, 19386: EB for. 42742; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 4772
Magic (The) Christmas bell; operetta,
w and m Catherine Allison Christie.
© Aug. 21, 1935; D 28997; Eldridge
entertainment house, inc., Franklin,
O. 4T72*
Magic (The) of Maytime; w Gus Kahn,
m Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp.
117858 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 4773.
Magic (The) of the moonlight; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119340;
Dorothy Pearl Benson, Wahoo, Neb.
A774
Magic of the night; w and m Harold
Boots Lambert. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936;
E unp. 117780; Harold Burnett Lam-
bert, Faulkton, S. D. 4775
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Magical (The) land of triads; adven-
ture in keyboard harmony, Florence
Grandland Galajikian; pf. © Feb.
13, 1986; E pub. 538417; Boston music
co., Boston. AT7T6
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; in the
1st mode, m C. Hylton Stewart; with
organ acc. © Oct. 24, 1935; E for.
42860; Oxford univ. press, London.
ATT7
Main street; tone sketch. © 1 ¢ Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118280; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 4778
Make a little music; w and melody
W. R. Smith. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118308; William Rusk Smith
and J. Russel Robinson, Palmerton,
Pa. 4779
Make believe; song, m Harold Potter.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118784;
Margaret Cragin, Cincinnati. 4780
Make believe with you; fox trot song.
©1e. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117441;
_Louise Livingston, Amsterdam, N. Y.
4781
Make impressions on my heart; w and
melody. ©1«. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
118336; Walter Brevig, Merrick,
Ne Ys 4782
Make your eyes behave; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117512; A. B.
Lightner, Los Angeles. 4783
Mal links-mal rechts; marsch-couplet,
aus Der konig mit dem regenschirm,
wu. m Ralph Benatzky. © Apr. 16,
1985; E for. 42690; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 4784
Mamen (A) hob ich kein muhl gehat;
w and m Adolf King, arr. Jack Kam-
men. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 53558 ;
J. & J. Kammen music ¢o., ine.,
Brooklyn. 4785
Mammy’s cradle hymn: lullaby, w and
melody, harmony Mae Kimberly... ©
1c. Jan. 29, 19386; E unp. 118388;
Laura Meeker Wetmore, Chicago.
4786
Manon; tango, letra Antonio M. Po-
desta, m Arturo De Bassi; pf. ©
Jan. 9, 1986; E for. 42800; Southern
musi¢e pub. co., inc., New York. 4787
Maple (The) on the hill; w Gussie L.
Davis and John Hancock, m John
Hanceck. © Feb. 7, 1986; E pub.
53279; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
4788
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no. 2, 1936
Maple (The) shaded village of my
dreams; fox trot song. © 1. Jan.
13, 1986; E unp. 117450; W. J. Badge,
Velasco, Tex. 4789
Marcello (B.) Allegretto; arr. by
John Barbirolli; string orch. Sc. and
pts. © Oct. 31, 1935; E for. 42891;
Oxford univ. press, London. 4790)
March of the champions; lesson an-
alysis John Thompson, m_ June
Waldo; pf. © Feb. 13, 1936; E pub.
53427; Willis music ¢co., Cincinnati.
4791
March of the spooks; lesson analysis
John Thompson, m Edmund Haines;
pf. © Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 58353 ;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 4792
March of the triple C; arr. Georgie
Korzilius;: pf. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936;
E unp. 117393; Francis Marion
Cooper, Kalamazoo, Mich. 4793:
March of time; musical panorama of
fifty years, Jewell, Alexander, and
others, arr. J. J. Richards; band pts.
© Feb. 8, 1986; E pub. 53420; C. L.
Barnhouse, inc., OSkaloosa, Ia. 4794
Marching on with F. D. R.; song. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 3, 1986; EY unp, 118112;
Harry H. Shapiro, Cornwall-on-Hud-
son, N. Y. 4795
Marching orders; pf. © 1.¢. Feb. 14,
1986; E unp. 118161; Gordon Wil-
liam Jensen, Milwaukee. 4796
Margarita; vals; pf., con letra. ©
1 c Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119059;
Hliseo Grenet, Havana. 4797
Maria Chapdelaine; petit orch. Sc. ©
1¢. Oct. 8, 19385; E. unp...117505,;
Jean Wiener and Roger Désormiere,
Paris. 4798
Marie, I love you, I need you, I do;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
EH eunp. 118984; Lucius Wesley Wat-
erman, Arroyo Grande, Calif. 4799
Marionetten um mitternacht; tanz-
intermezzo, Kurt Noack, op. 54. 1.
Grosses orch. stimmen—2, Pf,
Dec. 27, 1935; BE for. 42998; 42994;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
4800, 4801
Martin (Lilo) Sonate; op. 2; klavier,
A moll. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for.
42823; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
4802
Mass in honor of St. Joseph; w from
Catholic missal; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 19, 1986; E pub. 53512; Ray-
4816
mond Anthony Florcyk, Yonkers,
Ny 4805
Maureen; song, arr. Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117565;
Jack Craig, Boise, Id. 4804
May I sing my love to your heart and
soul; waltz, w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118863; Thom-
as Constantine Wilson, Miles City,
Mont. 4805
Maybe we'd still be sweethearts, if
we hadn’t listened to friends; w
and m Benny Davis and Lee
David; with guit. arr. © Jan, 31,
1936; E pub. 53571; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 4806
Mazurka; by W. Rébikoff, op 8, no.
9, ed, A. Park; pf.) in A min, ©
Dec. 6, 1985; E pub. 53448; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 4807
—op. 34, nr. 3, [and] Valse; op.
24, nr. 5: v. Jean Sibelius, bearb.
Herman Sjoblom; salonoreh. stim-
men. © Nov. 11, 1935; E for. 42817;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 4808
Me Greek; w and melody C. Gaskill
and George Givot. © 1 ¢. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 117978; Crawford mu-
Sic corp., New York. 4809
Me voy a mi tierra; letra F. V. Leal;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp.
118041; Isabel L. Valdes, Los Ange-
les. 4810
Meadow lark; fox trot song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
BH unp. 118888; Thomas L. Hail, Salt
Lake City. 4811
Meditation; v. Karl Hoyer, op. 39, no.
2; orgel. © Mar. 15, 1935; E for.
42708; Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig.
4812
violin with pf. acc. © Jan. 8,
19386; E pub. 53472; Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler, Milwaukee, 4813
Meet the leader man, swing it Sam;
w and m Sylvia Herbert. © 1.
Feb. 4, 1986; EH unp, 117653; Sylvia
Doane, Cleveland. 4814
Meidils (A) nikumi; w J. Jaffe, mel-
ody B. Jaffe. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1986;
E unp. 117385; Julius Jaffe and Ben
Jaffe, Brooklyn. 4815
Melba; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman, © 1c Feb. 20, 1986;
E unp. 118661; Martin O. Gilmore,
Charity Pomeroon, British Guiana.
4816
209
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4817
Melodie der liebe; foxtrot, w Charles
Amberg, m Willy Richartz, arr.
Franz Stolzenwald; orch. stimmen.
© Dec. 20, 1985; E for. 42808; Risi-
ton-verlag, Berlin. 4817
Mélodie orientale; by Nicolas Tchérep-
nine; oboe and pf. © Feb. 7, 1986;
E for. 48065; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 4818
Melodies, sweet melodies, coming thru
the radio; fox-trot song. ©1c. Feb.
11, 1936; E unp. 118745; Mary Perle
Berger, Mo. 4819
Melody (A) from the sky; from The
trail of the lonesome pine, w and m
Sidney D. Mitchell and Louis Alter ;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Jan.
29, 1986; E pub. 53244; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 4820
Melody in you; w and melody. © 1
ce. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118871;
Paul Siegel, Brooklyn. 4821
Melody lane; valse song. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1986; E unp. 117604; Annie HE.
Sawyer, Smithville, Tex. 4822
Melody no. X2; by S. Messenheimer
and Charles Bourne; melody, with
pf. acc. © 1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E
unp. 118528; Sam Messenheimer,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 4823
Melody (The) of love; w Amy Norton
Wittmer; pf. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118632; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 4824
Memories; by Pieter Kuiper de Vos de
Villiers; pf. © Jan. 14, 1986; E for.
42737; Augener, ltd., London. 4825
—— fox trot song. © 1c. Feb. 25,
1936; E unp. 119197; W. S. Bayne,
Alhambra, Calif. 4826
m Thorvald Lammers, English
version and pf. sc. arr. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 533800; Frederick Wick,
Minneapolis. 4827
Memories of blossom time; w and m
Samuel Francis Baird; pf. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 20, 19836; E unp. 118598; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4828
Memories of Vienna; pf. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118179; Katherine
S[eott] Ayres, Montclair, N. J. 4829
Memory trail; w Cora Hunt; pf. ©
1 ec. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118633;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4830
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
Mem’ry (The) of your smile; song. ©
1c Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118071;
Alice Christine Thomas, Detroit.
4831
Men in white; w and melody. ©1«.
Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117390; Isabel
Mazie Brewer, New York. 4832
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Morn; w Florence DeWitt,
m adapted from Mendelssohn Sonata,
op. 58 for cello and pf., Henry P.
Cross; mixed voices, with violoncello
obbl. © Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 53333;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 4833
Mengelberg (Rudolf) Konzert; op. 18;
violine u. orch. Partitur. © Novy. 29,
1935; E for. 48080; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 4834
Mensch (Der) ist frei geschaffen; w
Friedrich von Schiller, m Hermann
Simon; a cappella. Partitur. 1.
Gem. chor.—2. Miannerchor. © Dec.
31, 19338; EH for. 42941, 42942; Henry
Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-
many. 4835, 4836
Merci cherie; waltz, w Lee Cooley, mel-
ody E. B. Pegram. © 1. Feb. 17,
19386; EH unp. 118330; Edwin Baron
Pegram and Leland Frederick
Cooley, Los Angeles. 4837
Merry Christmas; song. © 1 ¢ Dee.
13, 1935; E unp. 118588; Astrid Hr-
mine Bergdahl, Portland, Or. 4838
Mi piaccion tutti; fox-trot, versi Bixio
Cherubini e C. Bruno, m P. G. Redi.
© Dee. 14, 1935; E for. 43118: So-
cietéa anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
4839
Mi pollera; w anon., m arr. Raoul
Kraushaar. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118341; Meyer synchronizing
service, ltd., Los Angeles. 4840
Mi suegra no me quiere; costena-colom-
biana, letra y m Sonia Dmitrowna ;
pf. treble. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E
unp. 118102; Maria Betancourt, New
York. 4841
Mickey and Minnie: song. ©1c. Feb.
6, 1936; E unp. 117750; Clifford Ros-
coe Stanley, Irvington, N. Y. 4842
Middletown is the town for me; violin,
with w. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118321; Lena Sandler, Middletown,
NiYX: 4843
Midnight (The) alarm; march, George
F. Briegel; band pts. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 53022; George F.
Briegel, inc., New York. 4844
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no. 2, 19386
4872
Midnight moon; w George Mac Knotts ;
pf. © 1. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118634; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 4845:
Might as well forget you; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119035; George Wilson Humphreys,
Memphis, Tenn. 4846
Mighty monarch; march, Wm. M. Tal-
bott; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; HE
pub. 53547; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 4847
Milonga (La); tango des larmes,
paroles francaises Henri Reclose, m
R. Rossi, arr. Francis Gregson; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 26,1935; EH for. 42964;
Editions Baetz et cie., Paris. 4848
Min herrgardsjinta; schottisch, text
Sverker Adhe, m Liss Emil, arr.
David Ottoson ; salongsork. stAmmor.
© Dec. 23, 1932; E for. 42726; A. b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, Stock-
holm. 4849
Mine; song. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; H
unp. 118541; Edward M. Chambers,
Oaklyn, N. J. 4850)
Minuetto; di Lora De Micco; pf. ©
Feb. 14, 19386; E for. 43128; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 4851
Mio (11) April; versi Ida Magnolfi, m
Santo Santonocito; ten. o sop.
Jan. 17, 1986; E for. 42772; A. For-
livesi & c., Florence, Italy. 4852
Mirabella; paso doble, w Klaus S.
Richter, m Wiga-Gabriel, arr. Walter
Borchert; pf. © Dec. 16, 1935; E
for. 42722; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
g.om. by h., Berlin. 4853.
Mirrors of hope; waltz melody. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117821;
Adolph A. Silberman, Brooklyn.
4854
Missa brevis; op. 4; bass solo, cho.,
strings and organ. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E unp. 53541; Alan Scott Hovaness,
Cambridge, Mass. 4855
Mississippi moon of mine; song. ©
1 c Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 1183883;
Adeline Hollingsworth, N. Olmsted,
O. 4856
Mississippi sawyer; new pf. arr. and
guit.. chords, M.-M. Cole. pub. co-.;
with violin. © Jan. 17, 1936; E pub.
53072; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
4857 |
Mister Misty Moon; w and melody Pat
Ballard and Chas. Henderson. ©
57357—36-——_5
1c. Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 1183897;
Francis Drake Ballard, New York.
4858
Mister Windbag, Mister Potbell, Mister
Train; w Jack Wolf and Paul
Garner, with melody. ©1c. Feb. 24,
1986; E unp. 118888; Richard Talbot
Hakins, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 4859
Moceasin dance; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m Lois Long; pf. © Feb.
8, 1986; E pub. 53360; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 4860
Modern dance; by Margarethe Hart-
wigk-Engelken; pf. nr. 1,2. ©1e
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 1190388, 119039 ;
Margarethe Engelken, Elmhurst,
ah EIN Y: 4861, 4862
Modern (A) paradise; w-EH. J. Schafer,
melody W. H. King. © 1c. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117700; Edward J.
Schafer and Wilmont H. King, New
Orleans. 4863
Molly; w Charles Francis Gilroy; pf.
©1e. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118635;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4864
Moment’s (A) infatuation; song. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 119204;
Mrs. Albert Grow, Susanville, Calif.
4865
Mongrel rhythm; w and m Jan Sadlo.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118887;
Lola Wuch, Los Angeles. 4866
Monopoly on you; w and m Sam
Yahres; pf. treble. © 1c. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118527; Jean Yabhres,
Pittsburgh. 4867
Mood of memories; waltz, w B. Bliss,
melody V. Reiser. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1985; E unp. 115292; Violet Reiser
and Beatrice Bliss, New York. 4868
Moon (The) baby; unison song, w Nan
Emerson, m William H. Anderson.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Feb. 11,
1986 ; E for. 483048; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 4869)
Moon (The) glow waltz; w and m
Dutch Lemos. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119263; Anthony Lemos,
Somerville, Mass. 4879
Moon (The) is in the sky; w and m
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Feb. 17, 1936;
E pub. 53564 ; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 4871
Moon light; song, melody Allen Taub.
©1c¢. Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119310;
Ethel Westgate, Reading, Pa. 4872
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4873
pt. III, n.s., Vv. 31
Moon-light on the river of my dreams;
song. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp.
119117; Hilder Esther E. Rask, Chi-
cago, 4873
Moon lovers’ melody; song. © 1 ec.
Nov. 20, 1985; E unp. 119084; Laura
Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo.
4874
Moon magic; unison song, w and m
John Longmire. © Feb. 14, 1986;
E for. 48036; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 4875:
Moon, riding in the skies; w Lazarus
Aronson, melody G. Ottavi and Alex-
ander E. Cleary. © 1 c¢. Feb. 28,
1986; E unp. 119258; Guido Ottavi,
Chelsea, Mass. 4876
Meoonbeams aud sunbeams; w M. W.
Dignan, m G. G. Dean. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 119008; Grace Ghent
Dean and Marian Weaver Dignan,
Columbus, O. 4877
Moonlight; fox trot song. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1986; E unp. 117600; Leland H.
Wayment, Oxford, Id. 4878
Moonlight and shadows; fox-trot song.
©1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118748;
Chioa McKee, Spokane. A879!
Moonlight Bay; song, m Edward Hel-
ferstay. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; HE
unp. 118054; John Peter Citrino, San
Francisco. 4880!
Moonlight blues; fox trot song. ©1ce.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117588; Randle
Brown, Mangham, La. 4881
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E
unp. 118002; Delmer V. Dobbin,
Lavenham, Manit., Canada. 4882
Moonlight by the falls of Minnehaha ;
w and m Eve Moore; pf. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1986;° E unp. 118904;
Amanda E. Morehouse, Rochester,
ING a 4883
Moonlight dreams; tango, melody R.
Shield. ©1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp.
118523; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4884
Moonlight in Hilo; w and m Cliff
Friend and Jack Erickson; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 4, 19386; E pub. 53235;
Crawford music corp., New York.
4885
Moonlight is calling me; song, w Ruth
Dale Simes. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936;
E unp. 118297; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 4886
Moonlight madness; song. © 1c. Feb.
11, 19386; E unp. 118026; Arthur
Thompson, Asioria, N. Y. 4887
Moonlight on the Hudson; w T. Gilew-
ski, melody J. T. O'Dea. ©1ce. Feb.
17, 1936; E unp. 1183845; James T.
O’Dea and Thaddeus Gilewski, Mas-
peth, N. Y. 4888
Moonlight on the snow; song. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117808; Russ
Lyon, Hast Lansing, Mich. 4889
Moore (Margery) Pastoral; organ.
© Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 42695; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 4890
Moorland ride; 2-pt. song, w Ann
Gibbs, m C. Armstrong Gibbs. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Feb. 7, 1986;
EK for. 48050; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 4891
Morgen vielleicht; English waltz, w
Hubertus, m Jim Stegret. © Jan.
10, 1986; E for. 48015; Wiener oper-
ettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
4892
Morning dew, violets, and you; w Irv-
ing Burnett; pf. “© ier eby 5,
1936; E unp. 117696; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4893
Morning, noon and moonlight; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp.
118777; Perry Pasmezoglu, Los
Angeles. 4894
Mother; w and m Theodore Moses To-
bani, op. 527; in E flat. ©, Feb. 13,
1936; E pub. 538414; Joseph Morris
Tobani, Woodside, L.I., N.Y. 4895
Mother Goose suite; w traditional, m
Lewis Henry Horton; mixed voices.
© Feb. 19, 19586; E pub. 53594; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 4896
Mother in heaven; waltz, w Sam Adel-
man, with melody. ©1c. Feb. 27,
19386; E unp. 119136; Patsy Cola-
trello, Newark, N. J. 4897
Mother of my dreams; song. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117407; Lula
M. Shutter, Richmond. 4898
Mother still waits for me; Song, Ww
Annie Treloar Aweifel. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1986; E unp. 118298; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 4899
Mother’s day; fox-trot song. © tt.
Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119176; Car-
rie Swope Ford, South Seen
Mother’s little Bo peep; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118129;
212
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
4927
Gernal B. Slawson, Highland Park,
Mich. 4901
Mother’s love always welcomes you
there; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 118914; Russell
Harrison, Winfield, Ia. 4902
Mothers love song; song. © 1. Feb.
10, 1936; E unp. 117982; Bertha F.
Brill, Kansas City, Mo. 4903
Mother’s oid chair; w Hlsa Carolyn
Petersen; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 19386;
E unp. 118636; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4904
Mountaineer (The); pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
12, 1986; E unp. 118152; Louis
Brown, New York. 4905
Move on, caravan; w and m Skeeter
Hubbert. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1936; E
unp. 118590; Ernest Maurice Hub-
bert, Los Angeles. 4906!
Move your feet; melody Roy Shield.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118525;
Robbins music corp., New York. 4907
Moyse (Marcel) 20° exercices et
études; filite. © Aug. 1, 1935; E
for. 41477; Alphonse Leduc & Gie.,
Paris. 4908
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Deuts-
cher tanz; arr.; wood wind quin-
tette. Sc. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; HE
unp. 119143; R. N. Buvinger, Wash-
ington. 4909
Divertimento nr. 3; B dur, bearb.
Giinther Weigelt; fidte, klarinette o.
oboe u. fagott. © Jan. 14, 1986; E
for. 42973; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig. 4910:
Divertimento nr. 9; B dur, hrsg.
Giinther Weigelt; fldte, oboe, klari-
nette, horn u. fagott. © Jan. 14,
1936 ; E fer. 42974; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 4911
Miickenspiele; charaktersttick, Paul
Lincke; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42931; Riihle &
Wendling musikverlag, Leipzig.
4912
Muevene tu cintura; rumba; pf., con
letra. ©1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119057; Eliseo Grenet, Havana.
4913
Music (The) box that dad _ gave
mother; w and melody F. Luther
and Homer Gayne. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1936; E unp. 117789; Frank Luther,
New York. 4914
Music in the breeze; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117953 ;
Stanley L. Shapero, Los Angeles.
4915
Music in the night; from Give us this
night, w Oscar Hammerstein 2d, m
Erich Wolfgang Korngold. © 1 e.
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118016; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 4916
Music inspires romance; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117892;
Bernard Jay Schwartz, Cleveland.
4917
Music, second year, children’s manual;
using the rhythmic signs of Solesmes,
w and melodies [compiled] © Jan.
29, 1936; A 91614; Justine Ward,
Washington. 4918
Musical (A) portrait; pf. ©1c. Feb.
10, 1986; E unp. 117909; Fenton W. |
Earnshaw, Beverly Hills, Calif.
4919
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 50,
pt. 2, Feb. 1936. © Feb. 5, 1986; E
ior. 42894; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, Itd., London. 4920
Must I always be a dreamer; w Irene
Randol, m arr. Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118944;
Grace Fulk, Kendallville, Ind. 4921
Mutiny in the parlor; w Edward Hey-
man, m Vee Lawnhurst; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 5, 1936; E
pub. 53302 ; Famous music corp., New
York, 4922
My air-castle of love; song, w Earl
Gilmore. © 1 ¢ Feb. 20, 1986; H
ubp. 118702; Lillie August Lohman,
Luling, Tex. 4923
My argosie [sic]; fox trot, w Jean
Lousteau, with melody. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1936; E unp. 119277 ; Carl Jaspan,
Washington. 4924
My baby; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Feb. 28,
1936; E unp. 119268; Annie Johnson,
Toronto. 4925
My baby blue; waltz, w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 19386; E unp. 118198;
Sarah B. Casey, Batavia, N. Y. |
4926
My baby’s out tonight; w Charles
Lornay, m Larry Lornay, arr. B.
Barnes. © 1 ec. Feb. 11, 1936; H
unp. 117995; Laurence John Lauri-
cella, Seattle. 4927
213
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4928
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
My beautiful valley of dreams; song.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 117461;
Sara EH. Middleworth, Pine Knot,
Big Bear Lake, Calif. 4928
My big moment; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 21, 19386; E unp. 117454; Almeda
Haxton, Pullman, Wash. 4929
w and melody. © 1. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118494; Paul Bricker,
Michigan City, Ind. 4930
My Billy boy; fox trot, m Arthur
Thibodeau; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb.
a (ooo. ohh un. Li teake, Oy NV.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 4931
My brother, the brother Ill never for-
get; waltz, w and melody. © 1 ec.
Heb. 20, 19386; E unp. 118577; Peter
P. Schuh, Portland, Or. 4932
My cradle was my mother’s arms;
song. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp.
118453; William Roberts, Waupun,
Wis. 4933
My creed; w Edward Lockton, m Ger-
ald. Carne; im B’ flat. © Jan: 17,
1936; HE for. 42777; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 4934
My dark eyed show girl; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 c¢. Feb. 29, 1936;
H unp. 119808 ; Jessie Shaw, St. John,
N. D. 4935
My darling; w and melody. © 1 ©.
Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117475; Gordon
Elmer Willey, Wilmington, Calif.
4936
My dear; w C. R. Burke, m Hyvelyn
Horsbrugh Sullivan. © Jan. 25,
1986; E pub. 53202; Charles R.
- Burke, Tulsa, Okl., and Evelyn H.
Sullivan, Oklahoma City. 4937
My dear one; w and m G. G. Dean and
Evelyn Stewart White. © 1 ¢. Feb.
7, 19386; E unp. 117813; Grace Ghent
Dean, Columbus, O. 4938
My dream; w and m Bob Scharff; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 19386; E unp. 119248 ;
Robert L. Scharff, St. Louis. 49389
My dream house; w and melody. ©
1 c« Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 118384;
Louetta Jane Horst, Park Ridge,
Tl. 4940
My dreams, day dreams; valse song.
©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117434;
Richard Gwillim, Camas Valley, Or.
4941
My father’s growing old; song, new
pf. arr. and guit. chords, M. M. Cole
pub. co. © Jan. 17, 1936; E pub.
53068; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
4942
My favorite gal; song, w Charles G.
Massoth. © 1 e¢. Feb. 26, 1986;
E unp. 119091; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 4943
My flower, your sunshine; w and mel-
ody. © 1e. Feb. 3, 1985; E unp.
117568; Ocia Memorell Melchor
Smith, Fayetteville, N. C. 4944
My future is you; waltz, w G. W.
Reading, m M. A. Thompson. ©
1 «@ Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117833;
Mona A. Thomson and George W.
Reading, Los Angeles. 4945
My garden is blooming for you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118186;
Lucile Rudesill, Ft. Dodge, Ia.
4946
My garden of roses; song. © 1c. Feb.
12, 1986; E unp. 118116; Charles
Judson Davis, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.
4947
My hard working man; w and m Ger-
trude R. Heft; pf. © 1. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118602; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 4948
My haunting melody; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118983;
Murray James ‘Thwaites, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 4949
My haven of hearts; hymn. © 1 «@.
Jan. 21, 1986; E unp. 117574; Benita
M. Hinolander, Montrose, Calif.
4950
My Hawaiian hula girl; song, w
Madge Elaine Harding. © 1c. Feb.
26, 19386; E unp. 119095; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 4951
My heart; melody, op. 373. ©1.
Feb. 4, 19386; E unp. 117668; Johann
Sesser, Chicago. 4952
My heart beats under lock; w Chris
Birk; pf. © 1c Feb. 20, 1986; H
unp. 118637; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 4953
My heart belongs to you; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117476; Gordon Elmer Willey, Wil-
mington, Calif. 4954
My heart gets a chill; w and m Louis
Armstrong. © 1 ¢. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 1193850; Longmans, Green
& co., New York. 4955
My heart is brimful of love; w Isaac
A. John, with melody. © 1c. Feb.
214
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
4983
26, 1986; E unp. 119052; Lasker
Moore, Georgetown, British Guiana.
4956
My heart is in a violin; w Ed. De
Lange, with melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119272; Alex Hyde
and Will Hudson, New York. 4957
My heart owns a love for you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1986; E
unp. 118206; Lois Bailey Lacon,
Newtonville, Mass. 4958
My heart’s beating again; song, w Al
Da Costa. © 1 ¢ Feb. 15, 1986;
E unp. 1183800; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 4959
My heart tells me that I’m in love;
song, w Bruno Butkiewicz, jr. © 1
ec. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118299; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 4960
My heavenly mansion; w Viola Riley,
m Hank Keene. © Feb. 11, 1986;
E pub. 53398; Hank Keene, inc.,
Coventry, Conn. 4961
My hero; concert marche militaire,
from Oscar Straus’ The chocolate
soldier, paraphrased and sc. Harry
L. Alford; full band. Sec. © Jan.
29, 1986; E pub. 53197; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 4962
My home is where my heart is; w
R. B. Egan, melody Newell Chase.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1936; E unp. 117504;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
4963
My honeymoon in heaven; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
119284; Gust Demetrion Kutras,
Cleveland. 4964
My Honolulu rendezvous; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 19386; E unp.
117667; Ross Hardy, San Francisco.
4965
My hopes for love shall never fade;
w Anthony Tony Setting; pf. © 1
e. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118638; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
4966
My ideal; w Natalie G. Kingston, m
Bobbie Q. Kingston. © 1 c¢. Jan.
21, 19536; E unp. 118109; Angel H.
Markunas, Chicago. _ 4967
My infatuation; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; EH unp. 118942;
Adolph Weintraub, New York.
| 4968
My lady of the lovely hair; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 80, 1985; E unp. 114749;
Mrs. M. O. Collicott, Midwest, Wy.
4969
My life has been but a weaving; w and
m Dell Daven. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936;
HE unp. 117941 ; Delbert Avery Daven-
baugh, Chicago. 4970
My life will be complete; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118725;
Mayme Chiquet, Fort Dodge, Ia.
4971
My lips won’t tell you; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119147;
Marie Patterson, New York. 4972
My little love affair; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1. ce. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 1193811; Alfred Woods, Ham-
tramek, Mich. 4973
My love for.you; song. © 1c. Feb. 7,
1936; E unp. 117868; Al Hoffer,
Cleveland. 4974
My love is like the dawn; w and m
Genevieve Davis. © 1. Feb. 21,
1986; E unp. 118767; Genevieve
Davis Monroe, New York. 4975
My love’s like a red red rose; song, w
Robert Burns. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1936;
E unp. 117401; Grace Edna Seymour,
South Norwalk, Conn. 4976
My love song; waltz, w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117540;
Felecia Anne Jordan, West Colum-
bine, Tex. 4977
My mother; solo, w Laverne Grey. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53659; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 4978
My mother’s love; song, arr. Morrie B.
Streeter. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E
unp. 118966; Ruth McRae Harmon,
Los Angeles. 4979
My mother’s smile; w and melody Bert
Darl. ©1e Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
117999; Betty Thornton Goetz, New
York. 4980
My mouse; unison song, w Derek Mc-
Culloch, m James Maynard Grover.
© Jan. 13, 1936; E for. 42741; Au-
gener, ltd., London. 4981
My New York papa; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 1183893;
Ernest Leach, Kenosha, Wis. 4982
My old Blue Mountain home; fox trot,
w and m Willa Glenn. © 1 ¢. Jan.
13, 1986; E unp. 117417; Gertrude
Leyden, Anniston, Ala. 4983
215
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4984.
My old fashioned scrap book; contain-
ing 20 complete songs, Wendell Hall,
ed. Elliott Shapiro, arrs. ed. John
Klenner ; with guit. arrs. © Jan. 31,
1986; E pub. 538257; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. A984
w and m Wendell Hall; with guit.
arr. © Jan. 31, 1936; E pub. 53258;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 4985
My old home state of Wyoming; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; EB
unp. 118737; Roy McBain, Eugene,
Or. 4986
My old home town; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118967; John
Maurice Wolfe, Terra Alta, W. Va.
A987
My own darling sweetheart is drifting
away; song, w written and adapted
B. M. McSlater, pf. arr. S. L. Cross.
Rev. version. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 119318 ; Bertha May McSiater,
Walla Walla, Wash. 4988
My prayer ; hymn, w Betty Scott Stam.
© Feb. 19, 1936; E pub. 53511; Paul
White, Highland Park, IIl. 4989
song. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117567; Mae Middleton Hasbrouck,
Houston. 4990
My pretty Gypsy maid; w and melody.
©1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119148;
Morris Goldring, Brooklyn. 4991
My radio; fox-trot song. © 1 c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 119172; Kent Gold-
branson, Sandwich, Il. 4992
My rainbow is just a make believe;
song. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
118290; Alfred M. Cozzi, West New
York, N. J. 4993
My red-letter day ; from Ziegfeld follies
19386, w Ira Gershwin, m Vernon
Duke; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Feb. 1, 1936; E pub. 53237; Chappell
& co., inc., New York. 4994
My rhythm gal: w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117806; Robert
Hersch, Detroit. 4995
My rosy dream; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Jan.
20, 1986; E pub. 53555; Mrs. Nugent
Walker, College Grove, Tenn. 4996
My S. O. S. for you; w and m Adrian
Keuleman, Barney Barnard and
._ Paddy Roberts; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 21, 1935; E for. 41342;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
4997
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
My secret; song. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936;
E unp. i17836; Nicolai Bolin, Los
Angeles. 4998
My seventh heaven dream; waltz, w
and melody. © 1 c. Feb. 24, 1936;
H unp. 11885¢; Orlando Otterson,
Eau Claire, Wis. 4999
My song; w and melody Ruth Marion
Shannon. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E
unp. 117547; Ruth M. Shannon, Du-
luth. 5000
My star of iove; fox trot song. ©1c.
Jan. 13, 1936; EK unp. 117439 ; Eleanor
May Young, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
5001
My surrender; song. © 1. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 117955; Reginald Wood,
Miami, Fla. 5002
My sweet blue ered Sue; w and mel-
ody. © ic Jan. 27, 1986; E unp.
117902; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 5003
My sweet Trish lassie; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118736; Charles
A. O’Connor, Springfield, Mass. 5004
My sweetheart darling; song, w Goldie
Ely. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; EH unp.
119097 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
5005
My tent; waltz or two-step, song, pf.
arr. DA. .© 1c Feb. a. .oeneee
unp. 117720; Anna M. Olszewska, San
Francisco. 5006
My thoughts are all of you; m Kittie
Haydn Meinhold; pf., with w. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119069;
Anna C. McAuliffe, Schenectady,
N. Y. 5007
My travelog ; song, w Lawrence Downs.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118807;
Margaret Woodin-Coutchie, Holly-
wood, Calif, 5008
My truest treasure; duet, w Richard
Rolle, m Leslie Woodgate; ten. and
bar. © Oct. 17, 1985; E for. 42865;
Oxford univ. press, London. 5009
My western home; waltz song. ©16«.
Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118772; Ber-
nard Oliver Jackson, Miami, Fla.
5010
My wife and sweetheart; song, m
Christopher O’Hare. © 1. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 117566; William Henry
Clifford, Hartford. 5011
Myself again; w and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117380; Jean-
nette Founataine, Houston. 5012
216
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
5043
Mysteér—ee; by Roy Shield. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 19, i986; E unp. 118514; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 5013
Mystery girl; fox trot song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117409; Alma
Barr, Boscobel. Wis. 5014
Mystery moon; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 19, 19836; E unp. 118490; May
Gourlay Hupfel, New York. 5015:
Nachtigall’s liebeslied; foxtrot-inter-
mezzo, Walter Borchert; pf. © Dec.
me) 1930 59°) (for..\042 719 3) Wiener
bohéme-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
5016
Nani (Ka) o anosipua; song, w Ellen
Kamaunu. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E
unp. 118377; Robert N. Kamaunu,
Honoluiu. 5017
National schooi band _ association
march; band pts. © Jan. 25, 1936;
E pub. 53198; Carl Mader, Forest
Park, Il. 5018
Nature’s awakening; Easter service,
w C. Louise Bell, Juanita Rosemon,
and others, m Forrest G. Walter. ©
Jan. 23, 1936; E pub. 53304; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 5019
Nautchette; melody Roy Shield. ©
1 e. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118524;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5020
’Neath Florida skies; song. © 1 ©¢.
Feb. 17, 1936; H unp. 118348; George
De Golyer Randall, Sarasota, Fla.
5021
*"Neath Hawaiian skies; song, m arr.
Silver K. Piliwale. © 1 c. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 118333; William W.
K. Kaaikaula, Honolulu. 5022.
*Neath the old pine tree; song, m M.
E. Furback and Nell Courtright. ©
1 ¢@ Dee. 16, 1985; E unp. 115730;
May H. Furback, Casa Grande, Ariz.
5023
Nebraska moon; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118241;
Lawrence E. Hilton, Rehrersburg,
Pa. 5024
Neither proud nor particular; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 24, 1936; E
unp. 118880; Don Roda, Greenville,
Pa. 5025.
Nellie, will you be mine; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Jan. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53324; N. P. Meharg, Besse-
mer, Ala. 5026
Neuer wiener walzer; v. Margarethe
Hartwigk-Engelken; pf. nr. 1-5. ©
1 ec. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119037,
119041-119044; Margarethe Engel-
ken, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. 5027-5031
New (The) and revised McNeil mod-
ern guitar method; plectrum method
for the regular Spanish 6 string
guit., Chas. McNeil. © June 20,
1935; AA 180461; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 5032
New (The) day; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119235; Carrie N.
Miller, South Deerfield, Mass, 5033
New deal; march song. © 1 ec. Feb.
11, 19386; E unp. 118027; Margaret
D. Hyans, Youngstown, O. 5034
New Jersey march; arr. Al H. Phil-
lips; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3, 1936; HB
unp. 117469; Edward A. Remick,
Hast Rutherford, N. J. 5035
New river train; w and melody Mag-
gie Andrews. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 119206; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine, New York. 5036
New (The) world symphony; finale,
Anton Dvorak, transcribed Hrik W.
G. Leidzen; band pts. © Jan. 30,
1986; E pub. 53419; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 5037
New York knows those hillbilly
Browns have come to town; song. ©
1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117688;
Helen Lynch Michels, Newport, Bt
503.
New York—New York; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118250;
David Meyerovitz, New York. 5089
Next (The) hundred years’ll be the
hardest; w and m Wendell Hall;
with guit. arr. © Jan. 31, 1936;
E pub. 53269; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 5040
Niagara-fox ; fox aus dem tonfilm Ball
im Savoy, w Alfred Griinwald, m
Paul Abraham, arr. Walter Loh-
mann; salon o. jazz orch. stimmen.
© Feb. 26, 1985; E for. 42827;
Sirius-verlag, Vienna. 5041
Nichts als sonnenschein; foxtrot, aus
Der giitige Antonius, deutscher text
Beda u. Hugo Wiener, m Jara
Benes. © Jan. 17, 19386; E for.
43020; Wiener operettenverlag, g. m.
b. h., Vienna. 5042
Nicotina ; from Follow the sun, w Des-
mond Carter, m Arthur Schwartz;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Jan.
10, 1936; E for. 42758; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 5043
217
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5044
Night at Easter time; w and m Hans
Ebell; mixed voices. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 52943; Mary C. Wheel-
er school, Providence. 5044
Night (The) I can’t forget; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 20, 19386; E unp. 118571;
Joseph A. Schmidt, Chicago. 5045
Night in a Hollywood cafe; w Lee
Wood, melody Lee Wood and Al
Songey. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936: E
unp. 117679; Lee Clay Wood, Oak-
land, Calif. 5046
Night (A) like this for lovers; valse
song. ©1e. Jan. 27, 1936: E unp.
117590; Hlvia R. Odom, Phoenix,
Ariz. 5047
Night of desire; w and melody. © 1
c. Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119222;
Betty Leora Young, Chicago, 5048
Night of stars; w and melody De Web-
ster Dole. © 1 ¢ Feb. 1, 1936; E
unp. 117465; David Webster Dole,
Minneapolis. 5049
Night (The) that you nestled in my
arms; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
6, 1986; E unp. 117774; Chris Yacich,
New Orleans. . 5050!
Night (The) wind whispers of you;
w and melody. ©1«. Feb. 12, 1986;
E unp. 118082; Jay Bullock, Los
Angeles. 5051
Nightingale in loneliness I croon; song,
melody L. Bizak and A. Bizak. ©
1 ec Feb. 19, 19386; E unp. 118488;
Louis Bizak, North Chicago, Ill.
5052
Ninna-nanna a Maria Pia; versi Libera
Carelli, m Lora De Micco. © Jan.
30, 1936; E for. 43129; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5053
No joys I have known; w and mel-
ody. ©1«. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118829; William Law, Dayton, O.
5054
No no madame ; wand melody. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118472; Bu-
ford A. Lynch, Washington. 5055:
No room in the inn; w A. L. Skilton;
4 treble voices; unace. © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1936; E unp. 118455; Arthur Eg-
bert Fowler, Winside, Neb. 5056
Nobody knows but Major Bowes; w
and m Alan Jones and Mickey
Bloom; with guit. arr. © Feb. 21,
1936; E pub. 53538; Robbins music
corp., New York. 5057
Nobody’s darling; w Bob Miller and
Lawrence Wilson, melody Bob Mil-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
ler. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119288; Bob Miller, ine., New York.
5058:
Nod; w Walter De La Mare, m Tem-
ple Bevan. © Jan. 24, 1986; E for.
42760; Cary & co., London. 5059
Non piu la rivedro; canzone. © 1 ©
Feb. 6, 1986 ; E unp. 118773 ; Giuseppe
EH. Terranova, New Haven. 5060:
Non tornare da me; valzer lento, pa-
role Vanni, m Stefano Ferruzzi;
orchestrina pti. © Dec. 31, 1935;
EH for. 48073; Casa musicale Sonzog-
no, s. a., Milan. 5061
Nona; w Henry Chester Tracy, m op.
35, no. 4. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
538469; John Laurence Seymour,
Sacramento, Calif. 5062
Northland suite; by Carl Busch; flute,
oboe, B flat clarinet and. bassoon.
Se. and pts. © Feb. 10, 1986; E pub.
53613; H. T. FitzSimons co., Chi-
cago. 5063
Nostalgia; Oriental theme, Hiroshi
Ogata; violin and pf. © Feb. 4,
1936; E pub. 55477; Charles S. Mor-
ita, New York. 5064
Not a shadow land; duet. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 58644; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 5065
Not a word, not a sign; w Florence
Avis Weinthrop, and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117483; Ben-
jamin Levine, Seattle. D066.
Not for all the world; melody. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 19386; E unp. 117611; Samuel
Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 5067
Not my girl; w Desmond Carter, m
Fred Astaire and Van Phillips; with
arr. for ukulele, etc., Alvin D. Keech.
© Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 43105; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
5068.
Novellette; romanze mit solo-violine,
Rio Gebhardt, instr. Carl Zimmer ;
orch. stimmen. © Nov. 23, 1935; E
for. 42909; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
Leipzig. 5069:
Novia (La} muerta; cancién. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 26, 1935; E unp. 117884; Ar-
mando Valdespi, Havana. 5070
Now I call this love; w M. Horowitz
and Jerry Zimmerman, and melody.
© 1e. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117671;
Martin Horowitz, New York. 5071
Now if it wasn’t for my picture of you;
fox trot song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119135;
Lincoln Clift, Goodman, Mo. 5072
218
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1956
Now is the hour of darkness past; Has-
ter anthem, w I. Watts, m William
S. Nagle; mixed voices. © Feb. 21,
1936 ; E pub. 53605 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. D073
Now that you’re back; w and melody.
© 1 c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp. 117723;
Robert Peter Brischo, Brooklyn.
5074
Now the weeping willow wears a smile;
wand meiody. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1956;
E unp. 118080: Ausbie Allen York,
Levelland, Tex. D075
Now, winter’s frost is in your hair, I
love you best of all; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936;, EH
unp. 118933; Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e.
Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson, West Los
Angeles. 5076
Now you have love; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢c, Jan. 21, 19386; EH unp. 117453;
Lummie Fowler, % Postmaster, San
Pedro, Calif. 5077
Nu ska, vi vara snilla; vals ur Kop-
~ minnen i Nordens Venedig, text:
Karl-Gernard, musik: Jules Sylvain ;
ne Cwdan. 1. 1930" He for, 4276
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm. 5078
Numbers; interlude, song. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1956; E unp. 117985; Fred Hager,
Bayside, L. I., N. Y. 5079
O brother man; motet, w J. G. Whit-
tier, m Harold E. Darke, op. 41, no.
Ak: 6 mixed voices. © Oct. 17, 1935;
E for. 42857; Oxford univ. press,
London. 5080
O can ye sew cushions; Scotch folk-
song, melody and w from The Scots
musical museum, freely arr. Gordon
Balch Nevin; men’s voices. © Feb.
5, 1986; E pub. 58336; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 5081
O little one Sweet; old German carol,
w from the Oxford carol book, op-
tional descant arr. John Vine, melody
from Scheidt’s Tabulaturbuch. ©
Nov. 21, 1985; E for. 42871; Oxford
univ. press, London. 5082
O Lord, consider my distress; introit,
m William Pearson; mixed voices.
© Oct. 24, 1935 ; H for. 42863 ; Oxford
uniy. press, London, 5083:
+0) Lord God of Israel; anthem, w from
the Bible, m Mrs. HL. H. A. Beach,
op. 141; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
Jan. 23, 1936 ; E pub. 53213 : Amy M,
. Beach, i. e. Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
_ New York. 5084
5096
O mia dolee madonna; aus Skandal im
konzerthaus, versi Clara Sulzer, m
Wilhelm Grosz. © Sept. 21, 1935;
E for. 42832; Wiener operettenver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Vienna. 5085S
O morn of beauty; anthem, m Jean
Sibelius, w and arr. of m H. Alex-
ander Matthews; men’s voices, pf. or
organ ace. © Jan. 8, 1986; E pub.
53240; Oliver Ditson co., inc., New
York. 5086
O sacred head, now wounded; w Paul
Gerhardt, m Hans Leo Hassler, har-
monized J. S. Bach, arr. Matthew N.
Lundquist ; mixed voices. © Feb. 3,
1936; E pub. 53251; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 5087
O saving Victim; anthem, m Philip
James; mixed cho.; organ acc. ©
Feb. 14, 1936; E pub. 53389; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 5088
O sing unto the Lord; anthem, w from
the Scriptures, m Edgar Priest;
mixed voices; organ ace. ©1c. Feb.
26, 1936; E unp. 119109; Edith Mor-
gan Priest, Washington. 5089
Osterreichische orgelsonate; v. Franz
Neuhofer, op. 220a. © July 22, 1935;
E for, 42884; Neuhofer-gemeinde,
Linz a. d. Donau, Austria. 5090
Of all the blooming roses, you’re the
blooming rose for me; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117987;
William Obed Merrill, Hardwick, Vt.
5091
Offenbach (Jacques) Apache dance;
new pf. arr. Mort H. Glickman. ©
Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53166; Calumet
music co., Chicago, 5092:
Barcarolle; from Tales of Hoff-
man, arr. Nick Manoloff; Spanish
plectrum guit. solo, obbl., acc. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E pub. 53178; First
natl. inst. of allied arts, South Bend,
Ind. 5093
Oh baby; fox trot song. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1986; E unp. 117587; James
Kuhns, Honolulu. 5094
Oh baby make up your mind; w J.
Baldassarre, melody D. Romani. ©
1c. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 117760;
Dino Romani and Jino Baldassarre,
Philadelphia. 5095
Oh come back my darling to me; valse
song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; H unp,
117591 ; Gear se: H. Steinberg, Paonia,
Col. 5096
219
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5097
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Oh! don’t miss Miss Variety; w and m
B. Barnard, A. Keuleman and P.
Roberts; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
R. S. Stoddon. © Nov. 26, 1935; E
for. 42493; B. Feldman & co., London.
5097
Oh for someone; w and m Gueren
Safford. ©1ce. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp.
118840; Mary A. Safford, Minneap-
olis. 5098
Oh, guide me with Thy spirit, Lord;
hymn. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118955; William Charles Achter-
kirch, Pine River, Minn. 5099
Oh I tried hard to forget; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp.
119249; Walter LaMont Wallace,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 5100
Oh, lovely heart; w Larry Lee; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118639;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
5101
Oh! Mia vita; serenata, de Ato te sola,
parole V. De Sica e Astro Mari, m
S. Allegra. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43121; M. Marletta, Rome. 5102
Oh my oh I love O-hi-o; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 117455;
Wade Fischer, White Salmon, Wash.
5103
Oh—oh—oh; pf., with w. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1986; E unp. 118063; Rosalie
Staal, Jefferson, Wis. 5104
Oh, sefiorita; contralto or bar. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118126; Bessie
Miriam Altheimer, St. Louis. 5105
Oh, sinner man, tell me whar youse
gwine; negro spiritual ; mixed voices.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117793;
Daniel H. Thomas, Salt Lake City.
5106
Oh! Soldier! Who’s your lady love;
6/8 comedy song, w Ralph Butler
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © Jan. 22, 1936; E for.
42786; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
5107
Ob, tell me more of Him; hymn, w
James Rowe, m Harry Dixon Loes.
© Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53670; Hal-
dor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5108
Oh! The cow jumped over the moon;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119230; Louis H. O. Fisch-
man, Brooklyn. 5109
Oh! What:I wouldn’t do to get you;
w and melody Billy Arlington. ©
1c Feb. 4, 19836; E unp. 117647;
William Franklin Arlington, New-
ark, 'N."'S. 5110
Oh! you so’ n’ so; w and m Wendell
Hall: with guit. arr. ©. Jan. 31,
1986; E pub. 53267; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc, New York. 5111
Old (The) barn gate; song, new pf.
arr. and guit. chords, M. M. Cole
pub. co. © Jan. 17, 1986; EH pum
53069; M. M. Cole pub co., Chicago.
5112
Old fashioned doll house; w Buddy
Seamon, m I. Seamon. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 19386; E unp. 119156; Irving Sea-
mon and Abraham Seamon, Brook-
lyn. 5113
Old fashioned girl; song, arr. Sally
De Baene. © 1 c. Feb. 19, 1936;
E unp. 118549; Zoe La Croix, Mt.
Clemens, Mich. 5114
Old fashioned home, on the hill; w
and m H. Wright and Renee Diet-
rich. © Jan. 23, 1936; E pub. 53313;
Horace Wright and Irene D. Wright,
Livingston, N. J. 5115
Old (An) forgotten lullaby; w and
melody Charlie Tobias, George W.
Meyer and Pete Wendling. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119354; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 5116
Old friends; fox trot, intro. Massa’s
in de cold, cold ground, by Stephen
C. Foster, and Maryland, my Mary-
land, m arr.; pf., with w. ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119238; Wil-
liam Busé, New York. 5117
Old gold, double mellow cigarettes;
pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986;
E unp. 118578; Mary E. Oliver, Pitts-
burgh. 5118
Old Highland cradle song; string quin-
tet. © 1. Feb. 20, 19386; E unp.
118707; Alfred Pochon, New York.
5119
Old kitchen clock; w and melody
Charlie Reber. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1986;
E unp. 117848; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 5120
Old man South; fox trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936;
E unp. 117615; John De Hines, Gom-
erco, N. M. 5121
Old (The) mill wheel; fox trot, w Sam
Adelman, and melody. © 1. Feb.
4, 1936; E unp. 117617; Wm. W.
Shepherd, Little Rock, Ark. 5122
Old (The) old mill; song, melody
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
220
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1986
5149
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117927:
Tom White, Bruceton, Tenn. 5123
Old (The) organ in the church; w
and melody. © 1.«. Feb. 19, 1986;
EK unp. 118497; Harolde Marshall
Kennedy, Flint, Mich. 5124
Old (The) Paisley shawl; song, arr.
Minnie L. Huntington. © 1 c. Feb.
25, 19386; E unp. 119008 ; George Lin-
coln Huntington, Laguna _ Beach,
Calif. 5125
Old pal; w and m M. A. Diaz and
Stanley Urbanek. © 1 c¢. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 117569; Michael Ange-
lo Diaz, Brawley, Calif. 5126
Old (The) Quaker church on the hill;
w Alice Burnham; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118640; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 5127
Old (The) refrain; Viennese popular
song, Fritz Kreisler, arr. Pietro
Deiro; pf. accordion. © Jan. 27,
19386; E pub. 58449; Charles Foley,
New York. 5128
Old (An) rhyme; 7 short easy pieces,
Milly Stanfield and Sybil Barlow;
violoncello and pf. © Feb. 18, 1936;
E for. 43061; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 5129
Old (The) sawmill; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118562;
Gordon Young, Los Angeles. 5130
Old Shaffer Bute; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119295; Em-
ery L, Rice, Moscow, Id. 5131
Old (The) sow; traditional Sussex
folk-song, authentic version Albert
Richardson; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dec. 10, 1935; E for. 43099;
Llew Weir music co., London. 5132
Old things have passed away; hymn,
w and m Sidney Cox. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53647; Haldor Lillen-
as, Kansas City, Mo. 9133
Old Willamette stream ; w Verna Saut-
ter, m Bob Traver. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1936; E unp. 117879; Robert C.
Traver, Portland, Or. 5134
Old (The) wind mill; w and m Wen-
dell Hall; with guit. arr. © Jan.
31, 1986; E pub. 53259; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
5135
Oldsmobile (El); guaracha son. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53443; Rafael
Petilon Guzman, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 5136
Ole cabin chorus; w and m Eve Moore;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 24, 19386; E unp.
118905; Amanda E. Morehouse,
Rochester, N. Y. 5137
On a coconut island; song. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117546; Robert
Alexander Anderson, Honolulu.
5138
On a summer sea; lesson analysis John
Thompson, m Dilla Ketterer ; pf.
Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 58429; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 5139
On account of because ; w Harry Doner,
and melody. © 1 ec. Feb. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 117551; George Herbert
Bourne, Los Angeles. 5140
On life’s ocean; kymn, w and m Floyd
W. Hawkins. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
pub. 58635; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 5141
On my mind; w Babe Fritsch, m Ken
Kerr and R. Smith. © 1. Feb. 8,
1936; E unp. 117866; Ken Kerr,
Ralph Smith and Edward Vincent
(Babe) Fritsch, Houston. 5142
On one moonlight night that I loved
her; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E
unp. 117518; Marie King, Verden,
Okl. 5143
On that hillside farm of mine; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1986; E unp.
118553; May Wylde Millinghausen,
Porterville, Calif. 5144
On the amateur hour; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E unp. 118546;
John Bainbridge, Glendale, Calif.
5145
On the Conewango ’neath the crescent
moon; m Al. Sanders; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
117751; Glenn N. Larson, Warren,
Pa. 5146
On the river in the moonlight; w and
m Aime Frechette; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118601; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 5147
On the stroke of two; w Carlos Molina,
and melody. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1936; E
unp. 118009; Paul Joseph Shahin,
Chicago. 5148
On top of a bus; w and m Lewis Ilda,
Michael Carr and Rodd Arden; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 15, 1936; E for.
42774; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.,
London. 0149
221
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
5150
On with Roosevelt; song, m Robert
VanSickle. © 1. Fed. 4, 1986; E
unp. 117724; R. J. Brown and EH. W.
Brown, Sunbury, Pa. 5150!
On your way; w Frank Dickey, m arr.
Belle Free. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; EH
unp. 117688; Cecil C. Wilson, Bal-
morhea, ‘Tex. 5151
One a two a three a four; w and mel-
ody. © ic. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp.
118098; Drew Seaman, Bayonne,
NT: 5152
One coke with two straws; w and m
Hlizabeth Davis. © 1 ¢ Feb. 8,
19386; EH unp. 119282; Laura Eliza-
beth Davis, Houston. 5153
One day has gone; w and m F. Wads-
worth and Budd Dougherty. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118454: Far-
rell Wadsworth, Salt Lake City.
5154
One hilarious night; song. ©1c. Feb.
5, 1936; E unp. 117680; Roy York,
jr., Ft. Smith, Ark. 5155
One (The) I love; w Gus Kahn, m
Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. . ©.1.¢, Keb. .17, 1936: © unp.
118369 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 5156
One (The) I’ve been looking for; song.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119353;
Jane McLean, New. York. D157
One last tove-soug; waltz, w James
Dyrenforth, m Martin Broones, arr.
Jack Mason; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. © Feb. 4, 1936: E pub.
58008; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5158
One more kiss; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117400; Hliza-
beth Bull Maury, Richmond. 5159
One more waltz with you dearheart ;
song. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1986; E unp.
117576; Lillian H. Golden, Simpson,
Col. 5160:
One never knows what tomorrow may
bring; w and melody Dave Oppen-
heim, Harold Raymond and Nat
Simon. © 1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp.
117810; Superior music, inc., New
York. 5161
One night upon the water; song, mel-
ody Marian Clark. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1936; E unp. 119218; John Bosnjak,
Portland, Or. 5162
One-two-three-four, hey ; w Sidney Mit-
chell, m Lew Pollack. © 1 ¢. Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118268; Movietone
music corp., New York. 5163
Only a dream; valse song. © 1 «@.
Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119193; Julia
Lautier, Willow Bunch, Sask., Can-
ada. 5164
Only a rose; by Jessie L. Gaynor,
transcribed Dorothy Gaynor Blake;
pf. © Jan. 20, 1936; E pub. 53384;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
5165
Only a rose from my heart; song. ©
1 @ Feb. 21, 19386; E unp. 118796;
Rose Bruhl, Chicago. 5166
Only in books; from What! No Santa
Claus, w and melody J. LaHaye, jr.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118181;
Judson LaHaye, jr., and Douglas F.
McCann, Bridgeport, Conn. 5167
Only in my dreams; waltz song, m
Robert Casanta, arr. Verne Hol-
combe. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
118956; Willard F, Alm, Glendale,
Calif. 0168
Only one wish; allegorical one act
play, w and melodies. © 1 ec. Feb.
24, 19386; D 39032; Josephine Den-
ise Fryer, Oakland, Calif. 5168*
Only you; valse song. © 1 ¢ Jan.
21, 1986; E unp. 117456; Kenneth
H. Johnson, Franklin, Minn. 5169
Oo-ooh I wanna have a little dance
with you; w and melody Carmen
Lombardo, Joe Young and Fred E.
Ahlert. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
118405; Crawford music corp., New
York. 5170
Open season for love; valse song. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119182;
Agnes Steele Lueders, Canby, Minn.
s 5171
Orange blossoms; song. © 1 e¢. Jan.
22, 1956; E unp. 116809; Lorenzo
Reyes Felix, jr., Los Angeles. 5172
Organ (The), the monkey and me;
w Harry Clarkson and Jack Le Soir,
m Geoffrey Clarkson and J. Le Soir.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117800;
Harry F. Clarkson, Hempstead,
ING? Ye 5173
Orpheus with his lute; w attributed
to William Shakespeare, m Eric H.
Thiman; mixed voices. © Feb, 25,
1936; E for. 48091; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 5174
Our dizzy Dean; w and melody Lu
Earl. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
222.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
118274; Aloha-land pub. co., Wood
River, IIl. 5175
Our gang; w and m Dave Franklin;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 21, 1936; E
pub. 53537; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 5176
Our immortal President ; fox-trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118678; Francis J.
Coughlin, Philadelphia. ini Ware
Our last waltz together; w and mel-
ody Dudley Manners. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1986; E unp. 118208; D. Dudley
Krupp, Brooklyn. 5178
Our little island of dreams; w and
melody Billy Arlington. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1936; E unp. 117648; William
Franklin Arlington, Newark, N. J.
5179
Our love waltz; song, m E. A. O’Hara.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118839;
Mrs. Frank Wahle, Flint, Mich.
5180
Our President Franklin Delano Roose-
velt; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1936; E unp. 117893; Berenice
Raney Perkins, San Francisco.
5181
Our sonnie’s song; song. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118165; Blanche
Violia Cain, Friend, Neb. 5182
Out of life’s fullness; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. Feb. 4,
1986; E unp. 117628; Maud Ward
Phillips, Malvern, Ark. 5183.
Out of my dreams; fox trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 c¢. Feb. 4,
1936; E unp. 117612; Walter T.
Bauer, Blue Island, Ill. 5184
Out where the night is the darkest;
solo or quartet. © Feb. 24, 19386;
‘E pub. 58655; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 5185
Over my depth in love; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 119806; Arthur Mallory,
Brockville, Ont., Canada. 5186
Over the waves; valse, Juventino
Rosas, arr. Al Richards; pf. accord-
ion. © Jan. 30, 19386; E for. 42798;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 5187
Pan; by Margery Moore; organ. ©
Jan, 29, 1936; E for. 42717; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 5188
Paganini (Niccolo) Le streghe; hex-
entanz, bearb. Joan Manén; violine
u, klavier. © Jan. 3, 1936; E for.
5203
43028; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 5189
Pal of mine; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117818;
Harry Zieve, Chicago, 5190
Palina (La); melody. © 1c Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118706; Arthur
Mancuso, Hollidays Cove, W. Va.
5191
Palm springs; from the play, w Leo
Robin, m Ralph Rainger. © 1 «¢
Feb. 8, 1986; E unp, 118014; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 5192
Paloma (La); by Sebastian Yradier,
voice arr. Hd. Smalle; men’s voices.
[English text only] © Feb. 3, 1936;
E pub. 53228; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 5193
Panamania; w anon., m arr. Raoul
Kraushaar. © I ¢c. Feb. 17, 1986;
E unp. 118842; Meyer synchronizing
service, ltd., Los Angeles. 5194
Par les rues; by R. H. Bassett. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1936; EH unp. 118270; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 5195
Paradise dreams; song. ©1c. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 118352; Russel Arnold
Norlen, Grand Marais, Minn. 5196
Pardon me for dreaming ; w Herb Mag-
idson, m Con Conrad. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1936; EB unp. 118357 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 5197
Parking; song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1986;
E unp. 118894; Aniello Voccia, Provi-
dence. 5198
Partenza del volontario; marcia, versi
Bixio Cherubini, m Cesare Andrea
Bixio; orch. pti. © Dee. 20, 1935;
E for. 43110; Societa anonima musi-
cale Bixio, Milan. 5199
Partita in H-moll; v. Ture Rangstr6m ;
violino u. pf. © Nov. 7, 1935; E for.
43029; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 5200
Passacaglia; vy. Karl Hoyer, op. 39,
no. 3; orgel. © Mar. 15, 1935; E for.
42704; Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig.
5201
Passing clouds; by Reginald King; pf.
© Jan. 21, 1936; E for. 42984; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 5202
Passione mia; versi Carlo Jantaffi, m
Mario Ruccione; mand. © Jan. 10,
19386; E for. 43116; Societé anonima
musicale Bixio, Milan. 5203
223
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5204
Pastoral (A) tune; by Godfrey Samp-
son; violin and pf. © Feb. 24, 1936;
HE for. 43639; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 5204
Pathway (The) to heaven; song. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117817;
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 5205
Patiently ; foxtrot; pf., drums, guit.,
bass, 3 saxophones, 3 trumpets, 2
trombones and voice. © 1 ¢ Feb.
14, 1986; EH unp. 118194; Grover 8S.
Amick, Boston. 5206
Patter (The) of the rain; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119270;
Bertha Lee Wise, Clarksville, Md.
5207
Peace at any price; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117834; John
William Haynes, Susanville, Calif.
5208
Peace I leave with you; sacred song, w
from the Bible. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936;
E unp. 117754; Grace L. Bremer, St.
Paul. 5209
Pearson (William D.) Two carols; w
J. H. Proctor; organ or pf. ace. ©
Dec. 19, 19385; E for. 42864; Oxford
univ. press, London. 5210
Peggy and the pixies; operetta. ©
Jan. 3, 1986; D 39031; George Too-
tell, Onchan, Isle of Man, Hngiand.
5210*
Pensando en ti; tango, melody. ©1e.
Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 118010; Paul
Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 5211
Penthouse on the moon; w and melody
Karl Streuber. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119246; Charles D. (Kar1)
Streuber, Burbank, Calif. 5212
Pepita; tango. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1936; EH
unp. 118962; Rosario Bourdon, New
York. 5213)
Per una volta; valzer lento, parole
Vanni, m Ermete Liberati; orches-
trina pti. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
43074; Casa musicale Sonzogno, §. a.,
Milan. 5214
Perfect (A) night has passed away;
song, m Will Herring. © 1. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118697; Annie G.
O’Hanlon, Savannah. 5215
Perfect petals of words and deeds;
song. ©1« Feb. 21, 1936; E unp.
118786; Eunice Allen Strong, San
Anselmo, Calif. 5216
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Petting; fox-trot song. ©1c. Jan. 28,
1986; E unp. 117745; Wilmer R.
Smith, Red Hill, Pa. 5217
Pfiiat di Gott; marsch, aus Im weissen
réssl, w u. m Ralph Benatzky. ©
Nov. 80, 1935; E for. 42923; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 5218
Phi beta psi; song. © 1. Feb. 29,
19386; E unp. 119820; Bertha A.
Gardner, Scottsburg, Ind. 5219
Picking cherry blossoms, waiting ; song.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 118260;
Lucia Allene Yost, New York. 5220
Pictures in the twilight; suite of 4
pieces, Montague Ewing; pf. © Jan.
29, 1936; E for. 42700; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., ine. with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd., London. 5221
Pied piper of Harlem; from George
White’s scandals of 19386, w Jack
Yellen, m Ray Henderson; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Jan si, 1950.7)
pub. 53307 ; A. L. Berman, New York.
5222
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1985; compilata
Mario Cosentino. © Sept. 1, 1935;
E for. 42906; Casa musicale G. San-
tojanni, Naples. 5223
Piedigrotta 1935; versi Bovio, Tullio
Gentili, ed altri, m HE. Tagliaferro, N.
Valente, ed altri. © Aug. 10, 1935;
E for. 48123; Casa musicale Bottega
dei 4, Naples. 5224
Piensalo bien; cancién. © 1 e@ Dee.
26, 1985; E unp. 117887; Armando
Valdespi, Havana. B22
Pilot of Galilee; hymn, w Grace Duffie
Roe, m J. Arthur Ford, new har-
monic arr. H. Lillenas. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53671; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 5226
Pine Mountain merrymakers; favorite
melodies, songs and tunes, [com-
piled] M. M. Cole pub. co. © Jan.
24, 19386; AA 196929; M. M. Cole
pub. co., Chicago. 5227
Pirates of Penzance; selection, Arthur
S. Sullivan, new arr. Paul Yoder;
band pts., with conductor. © Feb.
26, 1936; E pub. 538620; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 5228
Plantation memories; danse negre,
John Thompson; pf. © Feb. 18,
1936; E pub. 58486; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 5229
Planting; gavotte, m Marvin Hatley;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1. Feb.
224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
20, 1986; E unp. 118586; Robbins
music corp., New York. 5230
Platzmusik; stimmungswalzer, text
Peter Herz, m Hermann Leopoldi. ©
Oct. 29, 1985; BE for. 42917; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 231
Play a swing tune; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117820;
Bernard Chase, Brooklyn. 5232
Play a tune; [compiled] Mabelle
Glenn, Helen §S. Leavitt and Victor
L. F. Rebmann; pf. © Feb. 13, 1936;
AA 198020; Ginn & co., Boston.
5233:
Play an old fashion waltz for me; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 1198382; Joseph Albert Pat-
node, W. Swanzey, N. H. 5234
Play thing; m M. Piazzola and An-
thony Sicoli; violin, with w. ©1e.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119289; Martin
Piazzola, Long Island City. 5235
Please dry your tears dear ; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ec. Feb.
27, 19836; E unp. 119138; Tillie M.
Balltrus, Campbell, O. 5236
Please forgive me; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936;
FE unp. 117856; Alexander McGarvey,
Conshohocken, Pa. 5237
Please Mr. Moon, won’t you help me
to get back the lover I lost ; w George
Kelly and Ned Lawless; pf. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118641; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
5238
Please say you love me too; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp.
118084 ; John Bryce Longo, Brooklyn.
5239
Please teacher; selection, Jack Waller
and Joseph Tunbridge [and] Seeing
stars; selection, Martin Broones:
arr. Denis Wright; military band
pts. © Jan. 3, 1936; E for. 42989;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 5240!
Poemas de mi patria; corrido, letra
F. V. Leal, m Hermanos Sanchez; pf.
©1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118040;
Isabel L. Valdes, Los Angeles. 5241
Poemetti Pagani; di Renzo Rossellini ;
pf. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43132;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 5242
Polka dot Sally; w Margy Thompson ;
pf. © 1c Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118642; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 5243
5257
Polka viennoise ; on a theme by Johann
Strauss, by 1. L. Pavia; 2 pfs. .©
Oct. 24, 1985; E for. 42883; Oxford
univ. press, London. 5244.
Polly dear; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E
unp. 118226; Clifford EH. Blount,
Martville, N. Y. 5245
Pond lilies; waltz, w Sam Adelman,
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; E
unp. 117618; Wm. W. Shepherd,
Little Rock, Ark. 5246
Poor (The) hurdy gurdy man; song.
©1c. Jan, 22, 1986; E unp. 117384;
Lucia Allene Yost, New York. 5247
Popa; pf., con letra. © 1. Feb. 26,
1936; E unp. 119055; Hliseo Grenet,
Havana. 5248
Popular tutor for the piano accordion ;
25-41 piano keys, 12-120 basses,
Walter Oehme, tr. R. Haller. ©
Oct. 5, 1935; E for. 42848; Wilhelm
Zimmermann, Leipzig. 5249
Posadas (Las); Mexican Christmas
songs, W anon., recorded and tr. Bess
A. Garner, m recorded Kenneth
Bartlett, arr. Charles A. Dickinson.
© Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52747; Bess
A. Garner, Claremont, Calif. 5250
Possible; solo. © Feb. 24, 1986; H
pub. 53666; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 5251
Post and Rogers; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119303; Richard Wm. Gaughan, Can-
field, O. 0252
Postage (A) stamp of you; w and
melody Pat Ballard and Chas. Hen-
derson. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
118398; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 5253
Postlude on Ye watchers and ye holy
ones; by Miles A. Martin; organ.
© Feb. 29, 1986; E pub. 53626; H
W. Gray co., New York. 5254,
Practical (A) method for the recorder ;
by Edgar H. Hunt and Robert Don-
ington... v., 1, 2. © Sept...5, 1935;
E for. 42890 ; Oxford univ. press,
London. 5255
Prairie fire; melody. © 1c. July 20,
1935; EH ‘unp. 118896; Carl Ward
Dudley, Los Angeles. 5256
Prairies; song, w G. A. Fisher. ©
1 c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118338;
Kathryne Stovall, ‘Oklahoma City.
BOAT
225
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5258
Praise God, ’m going home; hymn,
w and m Mrs. W. L. Sutton. © Feb.
24, 1986; E pub. 958637; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5208
Praises; w and m Daisy Bevans. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119006;
Harriet McCollum, Crescent Lake,
Or. 5259
Pray till the victory comes; hymn. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53656; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5260
Prayer; song, w Hermann Hagedorn.
© 1 ¢. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117716;
George Henry Metz, Prospect Park,
Pa. 5261
Prayer for service; sacred song, w
Washington Gladden, m MHatrvey
Gaul; organ or pf. acc.; low in E
flat. © Feb. 6, 19386; E pub. 53346;
Harold F'lammer, ine, New York.
5262
Precious love; w and melody. ©1.«.
Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119061; AI-
phonse Jaeger, Detroit. 5263:
Prelude in A minor; pf. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1986; E unp. 117861; Violet Pol-
hemus, Billings, Mont. 5264
Prelude on Belmont; Easter theme,
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Feb.
29, 1936; E pub. 53624; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 5265
President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s
birthday; pf., with w. © Jan. 25,
1936; E pub. 538199; James A. Mundy,
Chicago. 5266
Pretending; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1 «@ Feb. 20, 1986; EH
unp. 118672; Mary Sceeles, East
Providence, R. I. 5267
Pretty as a picture; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118391 ;
Frank Sullivan, Detroit. 5268
Pretty blonde; w Ralph G. Cerulli,
with melody. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936;
E unp. 117940; Victor Roggio, Phila-
delphia. 5269
Price (The) tag on a cottage for two;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Feb. 28, 1936; E
unp. 119265; Olive Bode Brown,
Fountain City, Ind. 5270
Pride of the South; march; accordion.
© Jan. 17, 1986; E pub. 53234; Bob
Burns, Atlanta. 5271
Procession of the seven dwarfs; lesson
analysis John Thompson, m_ Lois
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Long; pf. © Feb. 8, 1936; E pub.
53361; Willis music ¢co., Cincinnati.
52¢2
Professional soldier bugle calls; by R.
H. Bassett. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
E unp. 118272; Movietone music
corp., New York. AT
Professional soldier incidental; by R.
H. Bassett. © 1. Feb. 14, 19386;
E unp. 118269; Movietone music
corp., New York. 5274
Puget Sound waltz; w and m Benny
Witte. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp.
117607; Benhard Herman Witte,
Bryn Mawr, Wash. o275
Pumpernickel bread and butter; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 18, 1936; HE
unp. 118408; Rudolph Springer,
Brooklyn. 5276
Pupils’ (The) first ensemble book;
compiled; pf., 3 and 4 players. ©
Jan, 2, 1986; E pub. 58327; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. DTT
Put down an empty glass; from Palla-
dium frolics, 1st ed., w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Lou Leaman; with guit. arr.
© Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 53484; Mills
music, inc, New York. 5278
Put yourself in my place; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1936; EK. unp.
117404; Charles G. Lind, Oak Park,
Til. 5279
Quartet no, 4; strings. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1936; E unp. 117782; Quincy Porter,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 5280
Queen of all queens; valse song. © 1
ce. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118724;
Amos Daniel McCann, Glenn, Tex.
5281
Queen of the high desert buckaroos;
pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 24, 19386;
E unp. 118847; Thomas Short, Port-
land, Or, 5282
Query (A); song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
1986; E unp. 118801; Adele Mae
Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 5283
Quickie; melody Roy Shield. © 1.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118521; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 5284
Raccolta delle canzoni romane §. Gio-
vanni 1985; versi B. Cherubini, Aldo
Fabrizi, ed altri, m Cesare Andrea
Bixio, Armando Fragna, ed altri. ©
June 10, 1985; E for. 42771; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
5285
Raccolta di 52 danze moderne; com-
pilata Guglielmo Zanibon; pf. solo
226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
con violino, ad lib. © Dec. 28, 1935;
E for. 42804; Guglielmo Zanibon,
Padova, Italy. 5286
Radiance (The) that shines from Him ;
duet. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53682;
Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo.
5287
Radio blues; w Clarence E. Dawson,
melody Milford W. Weekley. ©1-.
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 118217; Milford
Weekley and Clarence Dawson, Buf-
falo, O. 5288
Raggedy raggedy man; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117809);
J. Wade Riggen, Detroit. 5289)
Rah, rah, rah, rah, Major Bowes; song.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118135;
Rosalie B. Fowler, Hingham, Mass.
5290)
Railroad tracks; w and melody Del
Daven. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1986; E unp.
118117; Delbert Avery Davenbaugh,
Chicago. 52911
Rain and the river; w J. Will Calla-
han, m Oscar J. Fox; male voices.
© Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 53382; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 5292
Rain drops; pf., with w. ©1c. Feb. 4,
19386; E unp. 118591; Claudia Lee,
McArthur, Calif. 5293
Rainin’ in my heart; fox-trot song. ©
1c Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119186;
Vera C. Boston, San Francisco. 5294
Rajah; melody Roy Shield. © 1 «
Feb. 19, 1986;.E unp. 118522; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 5295
Rake’s (The) progress; suite from
ballet, Gavin Gordon; pf. © Oct.
24, 1985; E for, 42888; Oxford univ.
press, London, 5296
Ramberlin’ gambler; pf., with w. ©
Feb. 10, 1986; E pub. 53401; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 5297
Rambling with that woman; w and
melody Willie Broonzy. © 1 «. Feb.
29, 1986; E unp. 119292; Wabash
musie ¢o., Chicago. 5298
Read and enjoy; by Dora Pierce and
Lilian Leavey; pf. © Nov. 21, 1985;
E for. 42880; Oxford univ. press,
London. 5299:
Red-haired (The) boy; song, w Natha-
lie Crane. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E
unp. 118949; Ruth A. Breitenbach,
New York. 53
Red Indians; singing game for 2 sing-
ers and mime cho., w Aidan Clarke,
57357—_36——_6
5315
m Alee Rowley, arr. May Sarson.
© Jan. 31, 1986; E for, 42694; No-
vello & co., 1td., London. 5301
Reenie’s gone to Reno; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117429;
M. Kathleen Clapham, Victoria, B.
C., Canada. 5802
Reflection; valse; trumpet or saxo-
phone, with pf. ace. © 1 ce. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 119279; William H.
Baum, Cranbury, N. J. 0303
Reflections in the rain; lyric G. Otto,
m A. Otto. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E
unp. 118935; Gene Otto and Anne
Otto, New York. 5304:
Régina (La); drame lyrique, poéme
et m J. Martin-Pyns, Partition pf. et
chant. © Dec. 31, 1935; D 39086;
H. Martin, Nice, France. 5304*
Regina invicta; w and melody; arr.
A, .Ms,.Wi. Hacker..:*©, tee) Hebe
1936; E unp. 118212; Joseph Rus-
sell Sherlock, New York. 5305
Rejoice, He is coming soon; hymn,
harmonized Marion V. Jayne. © 1
ce. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119171; Paul
H. Schwemler, Chicago. 5306
Remember I’m thinking of you; w
Clayton Dixon, m Lou Webb. © 1
ec. Feb. 3, 19386; E unp. 117496; Clay-
ton Thomas Dixon, Waterloo, Ia.
5307
Remembrance; w and m Hdgar Priest.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119108;
Edith Morgan Priest, Washington.
5308
Remick’s standard hits; arr. as instru-
mental numbers, Joe Accordo; pf.
accordion... fol,,n0sid.,.©,,.dan.-27,
1936; E pub. 53190; Remick music
corp., New York. 5309
Will D. Moyer, fol. no. 1. 1.
Guit., pick style, solo and acc., with
pf. acc.—2. Ten. banjo, solo and acc.,
with pf. ace—®8. Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram, with regular guit.
ace.—4. Mand. solo and obbl., with
guit. ace. © Jan. 27, 1986; E pub.
58188, 53189, 53191, 53192; Remick
music corp., New York. 5310-5313
Reminiscence; fox trot song. © 1 .¢.
Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117414; Fannie
Velma Williams, Tuskegee, ge
Reminiscenze italiche; waltz; pf. ©
1 ec Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 118774;
Giuseppe E. Terranova, New See
227
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5o16
Reminiscing; song, m I, I. Frankel
and Eve Applefield. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118865; Irving I. Fran-
kel, Beverly Hills, Calif. 5316
Repose; pf., with w. © 1. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118861; Harry Allen
Blachman, Cleveland Heights, O.
5817
Republican campaign song; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp.
117555; Virginia Ballaseyus, Berke-
ley, Calif, 5318
Resurrection and ascension; cantata,
Biblical narrative, m Christopher H.
H. Booth; sop., ten. ad lib., bass
soli and cho. © Jan. 31, 19386; E
pub. 53170; Wm. A. Pond & Go.,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 5319
Retired (A) red cap; song. ©1..
Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118159; Hliza-
beth Hamm, Los Angeles. 5320
Revery; by Hans Barth; pf. © Feb.
10, 1986; E pub. 53488; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 53821
Revery (A) in my garden; w and m
Ella G. Gillett. © Jan. 31, 1936;
EH pub. 538446; Alfred music co., inc.,
New York. 5322
Révons! C’est Vheure ...; sur les
motifs de Soltanto in sogno, paroles
Robermarino, m Socrate Catulli. ©
Dec. 18, 1935; E for. 43106; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan. 5323
Rhapsody in silver; by C. Mockridge.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 1182638;
Movietone music corp., New York.
5324
Rhumba rhythm; melody Roy Shield.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118518;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5825
Rhythm blues; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117685; Harry
Kalin, Chicago. 5326
Rhythm in C; song. ©1e. Feb. 19,
1986; E unp. 118538; Eduard Vitez
and Elaine Grama, Detroit. 53827
Rhythm mania from Pennsylvania;
song, w William Webb. © 1 «. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118382; Harold A.
Hanft, Jacksonville, Fla. 5328
Rhythm of love; w F. Leon Hunt, with
melody. © 1 ¢ Feb. 10, 1986; EB
unp. 117946; Charles H. Frizzelle,
Los Angeles. 53829
Rhythm of the breakers; pf. © 1 «.
Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119007; Deila
Fogalsang, San Francisco. 5330
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Rhythm rhapsody; melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118969; Ellis
Jackson, St. Louis. S801
Rhythm’s in our soul; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp. 117682;
George Oliver Lee, Detroit. aBoZ
Rhythmic games; containing exercises
for the development of free move-
ment, Dorothy Pilling; pf. © Jan.
30, 1986; E for. 42705; Forsyth bros.,
ltd., London. D388
Rhythms and rimes; w and melodies
[compiled and ed.] Mabelle Glenn,
Helen S. Leavitt, Victor L. F. Reb-
mann and Earl L. Baker. © Jan.
16, 1986; A 91818; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton. 5334
Ride (A) in a rumble seat; song. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118857;
Michael Iversen, Santa Cruz, Calif.
5335
Ridin’ night herd; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 119285; Theo-
dora Beinecke Little, Monrovia,
Calif. 5336
Ridin’ the Bar X range; w and m
Wendell Hall; with guit. arr. ©
Jan. 31, 1936; E pub. 53266; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
5330
Riding away; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117798; Mitchel
Barnett, New York. 5838
Right from the start; w and m Beth
Moore. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
117714; Elizabeth Moore Matthias,
Shreveport, La. 5339
Ring my finger please; w Art Mans-
field and Lu Earl, melody Lu Earl.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118465;
Art Mansfield, Plano, I11. 5340:
River blues; fox-trot song. ©1e. Jan.
28, 19386; E unp. 117741; Merle L.
Cressman, Pontiac, Mich. 53841
River moon; w Paul Isom Clay; pf.
© 1e. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118643;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
5842
River o’ sighs; w and melody. ©1e@.
Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118182; Fran-
cis W. Lamberson, Chicago. 5343
Riverman; song, w Elizabeth Asbeck.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118548;
KXarl Heinz Asbeck, Madison, Conn.
5844
Roadway ot romance; from Charing
Cross road, w and m Gladys and
Clay Keyes; with ukulele arr. and
228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
chords for banjo, guit. and pf. ac-
cordion. © Jan. 16, 19386; EH for.
42975; Sterling music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 5345
Robbins guitar folio of popular songs,
no. 6; arr. Will D. Moyer; Spanish
guit. solos with pf. and guit. acc. ©
Jan. 31, 1986; E pub. 53171; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 0346
Robin’s (The) lullaby; w and m Eve
Moore; pf. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E
unp. 118906; Amanda HE. Morehouse,
Rochester, N. Y. 5347
Rock me in the cradle of the moon;
w and m Jene Sample; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1936: E unp. 118606; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
5348
Rock me to sleep in the hammock of
love; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
EK unp. 119266; Audrey Sherrod
Cavin, Moxee, Wash. 5349)
Ro-da’-o; w and melody. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1986; E unp. 119164; Walter
Perry Jenkins, Detroit. 5350
Rogers is ropin’ in heaven; w and mel-
ody Rowdy Wright. © 1 ec. Feb.
24, 1986; H unp. 118872; Cecil
(Rowdy) Wright, Mt. Ida, Ark. 5351
Roll the old chariot along; unison song,
w Margaret Rose, m Stuart Young.
© Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 48087: J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 53852
Rolling down the hilly-billy trail; w
and m Norman Callin; with ukulele
arr. R. 8. Stoddon, and chords for
guit. and pf. accordion. © Feb. 11,
1936; E for. 43079; B. Feldman &
co., London. 5303:
Rolling stone; w Margaret Mitchell, m
Mima Faust, arr. Harold Potter. ©
1 ce. Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118466;
Margaret F. Mitchell, Chicago, 5354
Roly poly baby; w and m Wendell
Hall; with, ;uit../arr.; ©; Jan, 31,
1936; E pub. 53262; Shapiro, Bern-
Stein & co., inc., New York. D800:
‘Romance fades like a rose; song, arr.
John F, MacDonald. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118589; George R.
Boomhower, Dorchester, Mass. 5356
Romance in the air; song. ©1e. Feb.
26, 1936; E unp. 119076; Emil Pern-
sot, jr., Chicago. 5857
-w and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
1936; E unp. 117875; Eugene Edgar
Page, Los Angeles. D808
5371
Romance in the moonlight; w Aladdin
Pallante, m R. Rice and Sturt Steese ;
pt. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp.
118173; Ralph Rice, Pelham Manor,
NX 53859
Romance sealed with the golden sun;
song. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
117849; George J. D’Aprix, Vernon,
N.Y: 5360
Romancing; w and melody Billy Ar-
lington. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936; E unp.
117649; William Franklin Arlington,
Newark, N. J. 53861
Rose (The) of Alabama; string quin-
fet.“'© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; EH unp.
118708 ; Alfred Pochon, New York.
5362
Rose (The) of Sharon; hymn, w H. R.
Palmer and Laverne Grey, m H. R.
Palmer, new harmonic arr. and new
w to 4th verse, H. Lillenas. © Feb.
24, 1986; E pub. 53634; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5363
Rose of the evening, I love you; valse
song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1936; E unp.
117577; Rose Montalto, Bradford,
dati by 5364
Rosen und schmetterlinge; intermezzo,
Giulio de Micheli, op. 129, arr. Leo-
pold Weninger; orch. stimmen.
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 42968; D. Rah-
ter, Leipzig. 5365
Roses in the rain; song. © 1. Feb.
6, 1936; E unp. 118718; Ethel Wort-
ham, Corsicana, Tex. 5366
Rossignol (Le) et l’empereur; paroles
André de Badet, m Féderico Longas.
© Aug. 1, 19385; E for. 42715; Hdi-
tions Coda, s. a., Paris. 5367
Round and round they say it goes; w
Victor H. Gardner, melody Arnold X.
Battaglini. © 1. Feb. 6, 1936; E
unp. 117749; Arnold Battaglini and
Victor Gardner, Pittsburgh. 5368
Round (A) dance; by Felix Swinstead ;
percussion band and pf. Sc. and pts.
© Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 48055;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 53869
Rowley (Alec) Three English
sketches; pf. © Feb. 6, 1936; E for.
43071 ; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
5310
Royal song of Canada; w and m C.
Stubenger. © 1 c¢ Feb. 18, 19386;
E unp. 118805; C. deMiffonis, Ottawa.
Dat 1
229
5372
Royal (The) telephone; w and m F. M.
Lehman, harmonized Claudia F. Leh-
man; with guit. arr. © Sept. 15,
1909; E pub. 538628; Asher Sizemore,
Louisville. 5372
Rézsa (Béla) Sonate; pf. © Jan. 29,
1986; E pub. 538456; Béla Rozsa,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 5373:
Rubank bugle band manual; by An-
drew V. Scott. © Feb. 4, 1936; E
pub. 53422; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
5374
Rubicon (The) ; w William Winter, m
Pat Thayer. © Jan. 10, 1936; E for.
42781; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. ; ays ia)
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Nod,
tender bud; from the Persian of
Mirza Schaffy, English text and m
arr. Rafael Mertis; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 538330; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 5376
Run to Jesus; negro spiritual, arr.
Noah Ryder ; mixed quartet. © Jan.
18, 1936; E pub. 52963; Handy bros.
music co., inc., New York. 5377
Ruqui-ruqui-ruqui; rumba-fox, w Filipe
Casanova, m Ramon C. Casa-Blaneca.
, ©1c. Feb. 18, 498%; EH unp. 118415;
Tropical music publishers, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 5378
Russ-T-Joe stomp; guit. © 1. Feb.
13, 19386; E unp. 118121; Joe Szot
and Russ Stout, Milwaukee. . 5379)
Rustling leaves are whispering I love
you; w George Nelson, m Frances
Williams, arr. Wallingford Riegger.
1. Mixed voices—2. Sop. and alto.
© Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 53526, 53528 ;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
53880, 5381
—— sop. 1, 2 and alto. ; with violin
obbl. © Feb. 6, 1936; E pub. 53345;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
5382
S. O. S. is ealling you; song. © Jan.
15, 19386; E pub. 53292; W. N. La
Mance, Laclede, Mo. 53883)
Sailing; pf. © Jan. 24, 1936; E pub.
538610; Grant Connell, Columbus, O.
5384
Sailing in my dream boat; w Rudy
Beckier, and melody. © 1 ¢ Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118401; Jack Hans
Adams, Philadelphia. 5385:
Sailors’ dance; by Felix Swinstead ;
percussion band and pf. Se. and pts.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
© Feb. 14, 1936; E for.
Boosey & co., ltd., London.
43056 ;
5386
Sailors (The) love the girls; w and m
Fred Godfrey ; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon, and chords for guit. and pf.
accordion. © Feb. 11, 1986; E for.
43080; B. Feldman & co., London.
5887
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Glad
new day; from the C min. symphony,
w and choral paraphrase Samuel
Richards Gaines; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 1, 1986; E pub. 58232; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 5388
Sally and the rabbits; song [and]
Muffins for tea; pf.: w, m and ac-
tions, Anne Harding Thompson. ©
Jan. 31, 19386; E for. 42754; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 5389
Salt and pepper; in 4 acts, w and m
Allene Nibling. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936;
D 389017; Allene Nibling Hudspeth,
Ozona, Tex. 5389 *
Salzburger schniirlregen; foxtrot, aus
Im weissen rossl, w u. m Ralph
Benatzky. © Nov. 30, 1935; EH for.
42922; Ludwig Doblinger( Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 5390
© 1c. Feb. 19,
Edward M.
5391
Sand in my shoes; song. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1986; E unp. 1192838; Laura Eliza-
beth Davis, Houston. 53892
Same old story; song.
19386; E unp. 118452;
Chambers, Oaklyn, N. J.
San Francisco; w Gus Kahn, m Bronis-
law Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©
1 @ Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117859);
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 5393
—w Harold Adamson, m Walter
Donaldson. © 1 e, Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118361; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 5394
Sankt Antonius, h6r’ mein flehen ; slow-
fox, aus Der giitige Antonius, deuts-
cher text Beda, m Jara Benes. ©
Jan. 17, 1986; E for. 48018; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
53895
Sanzione (’e) a l’Italia; canzone umor-
istica, melodia Michele Di Cristo. ©
Jan. 11, 1986; E pub. 52997; Ciro
Maglione, Philadelphia. 53896
Sarti (Giuseppe) Andante; tran-
scribed Isidor Philipp; pf. © Dee.
31, 1935; E pub. 52855; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 5397
230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 19386
Save your sorrow for to-morrow; fox-
trot, B. G. DeSylva and AI. Sher-
man, arr. George Bassman ; orch. pts.,
With w. © Dec. 30, 1985; E pub.
53460; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc.,
New York. 0398
Save your tears for a rainy day; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 25,
1986; E unp. 118931; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles. 5399!
Savior lead me; hymn, w Julia H.
Johnson, m a Spanish melody, new
harmonie arr. Haldor Lillenas. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53673; Naza-
rene pub. house, Kansas City, Mo.
5460
Savior (The) of the U. 8S. A.; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Feb. 26, 1936; E
unp. 119026; Paul La Rocca, Peoria,
Il. 5401
Saviour (The) of Galilee; song, w
Lysle Fewster. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1986;
BH unp. 118783; Margaret Leembhuis,
Minneapolis. 5402
Saxophone improvisation; melody Hi
Moulton. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118923; Movietone music corp.,
New York. . 5403
Say ah; w George Whiting and Dick
- Sanford, melody Ernest Breuer. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119115;
Broadway music corp., New York.
540'4
Say I wasn’t dreaming; w June Trevor,
m Harold Ramsay ; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 15, 1936; E for. 42773; Irwin
Dash music co., Itd., London. 5405:
Scarlatti (Domenico)
scription Andrés Segovia; gitarre.
© Dec. 27, 1935; E for. 48005; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
5406
Schani; song. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936: EB
- unp. 118885; Frank Montrose, Lake-
wood, O. wl ve REG
Schon Rosmarin ; by Fritz Kreisler, arr.
Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. © Jan.
27, 1986; E pub. 534538; Charles Fo-
ley, New York. 5408
Schone frau darf ich sie fragen; slow-
fox, w Hubertus, m Jim Stegret. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 48016; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
5409)
Schonste (Das) am land ist der kir-
tag; walzer-landler, w Hubertus, m
Frank Fox. © Jan. 10, 1936; E for.
43017 ; Wiener operettenverlag, g. m.
b. h., Vienna. 5410
Sonata; tran- |
5422
School and gymnasium marches; ed.,
compiled and arr, Norton Holbrook ;
pf. © Jan. 23, 19386; E pub. 53243;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston. 5411
School band folio for the harmonica ;
15 well known melodies arr. for the
harmonica, Mildred Van Denburgh
and Gordon Mann; with guit. arr.
© Feb. 11, 1986; AA 196720; Wm. J.
Smith music co., inc., New York.
5412
Schubert (Franz Peter) Little heather
rose; English version Lorraine Noel
Finley, m arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
women’s 2-pt. cho. © Feb. 15, 1936;
H pub. 53527; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 5413
The Omnipotence; arr. Bryceson
Treharne; 3-pt. mixed cho. © Feb.
13, 1936; E pub. 53423; Willis music
co.,. Cincinnati. 5414
Schule; fir zweireihige diatonische
handharmonika mit und ohne hilfstas-
ten sowie mit und ohne gleichtontaste
und fiir zweireihige bandonika, zum
selbstunterricht, Fritz Kahle. ©
Apr. 1, 1985; E for. 42907; Fritz
Kahle, Leipzig. 5415
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Bit-
tendes kind; op. 15, nr. 4 [and]
Fiirchten machen; op. 15, nr. 11:
transcription Andrés Segovia; gi-
tarre. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for. 42999;
B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
5416
Nocturne; no. 4, w Rosamond
, Peirce, arr. Bainbridge Crist; mixed
voices. © ‘Feb. 15, 19836; E pub.
53525; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York, 5417
Waldszenen; als Suite in 6 sdtzen,
bearb. Hanns Lohr; orch. stimmen.
© Dec. 31, 1933; E for. 42955; Henry
Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-
many. 5418
Scientist’s secretary; arr. Eddy Hahn;
pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119227; Mary Elin Suther-
land, Brooklyn. 5419
Scouts’ march; by Felix Swinstead ;
percussion band and pf. Sc. and
pts. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 48057;
‘Boosey & co., ltd., London, 5420
Sea (A) dirge; w Shakespeare, m
Daniel Gregory Mason. © Jan. 27,
1936; E pub. 53187; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 5421
Sea gypsy; song, w Richard Hovey.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119067 ;
Samuel Gurstelle, Brooklyn. 5422
231
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5423
Search (The) ; w Firdausi, m Carlette
C. Thomas; mixed cho. © Feb. 11,
1936; E pub. 53383; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York, 5423
Searching; song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936:
E unp. 118348; Frank Charles Wil-
kinson, Auburn, Calif. 5424
Searching for romance I stumbled into
love; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Feb.
17, 1936; E unp. 118427: Doryce
and Freddy Drew, New York. 5425
Seasons; melody R. Shield. © 1 «.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118516; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 5426
See how they run; 3d scale bk., the
minor mode, Nellie Holland and
Monica Armstrong. Winthrop Rog-
ers ed. © Feb. 14, 1986: E for.
43059; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
5427
Semplicita campestre; intermezzo,
Italo Nucci; orch. pti. © Jan. 1,
1986; E for. 43112; Mario Aroman-
do, Milan. 5428
Send a red red rose; songz. © 1
Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117639; Floy
C. Merrilies, Los Angeles,
Serenade of the rain; song. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118131; James
Edward Highsmith, jr., Wilmington,
INEZ: 5430
Serenata a Ginevra; versi Gini Cas-
tellani, m Mario Ruccione; mand.
© Jan. 10, 1936; E for. 43117; So-
cieta anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
5431
Serenata appassionata; intermezzo,
Italo Nucci; orch. pti. © Jan. 1,
1936; E for. 48111; Mario Aroman-
do, Milan. 54382
Serenity; by Allen Grant; pf. © Feb.
24, 1936; E pub. 53590; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 5433
Service; unison song, w Whittier, m
Alec Rowley ; massed voices. © Feb,
29, 1986; E for. 43136; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 5434
Set sail to-day; song, w E. Louise
Savage. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1986; E
unp, 118141; William F. Barmbold,
Jamaica, N. Y. 5435
Sexton (E. Marion) Prelude; pf. ©
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117906; HE.
Marion Sexton, Greenwich, Conn.
5436
Shadows; w and m Edgar Priest. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119107;
Edith Morgan Priest, Washington.
5437
0429.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
—w and m Helen Louise Miller; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118603;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
- 5438
Shadows on the starlit waters; w Ned
Washington, m Bronislaw Kaper and
Walter Jurmann. © 1 ¢ Feb. 7,
1986; E unp. 117860; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 5439
Shaking hands with the sun; w and
melody Pat Ballard and Chas Hen-
derson. © 1c Feb. 18, 19386; EH
unp. 118399; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 5440
Sharpie; song. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118701; Arthur G. Bohne,
New York. 5441
She done lef’ me now; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118084; Mich-
ael Mikita and Mac Benoit, New
York. 5442
She’s giving me the run around; pf.,
with w. © 1. Feb. 10, 19386; EB
unp. 118531; John Lynch, Brooklyn.
5443
She’s got me goin’ round and around;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1986;
E unp. 117785; Jack Moore, Dayton,
O. 5444
She’s just a little flapper; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 c¢. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119309; David P. Swe-
ger, Campo Seco, Calif. 5445
She’s just a new fashioned girl; w
Douglas Davis, with melody. © 1
c. Jan, 20, 1986; E unp. 118568; Al-
fred Williamson, Represa, Calif.
5446
She used to be my sweetheart, but not
any more; w and melody. © 1..
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117549 ; Thomas
Zampano, Nutley, N. J. 5447
Shine on southern moon; w M. Mac-
Kinnon, m F. A. Haight. ©1c. Feb.
18, 1936; E unp. 118445; Mae Mac-
Kinnon and Fred Alton Haight, Med-
ford, Or. 5448
»
Ship ahoy, yo ho; w Charles Frank
Alverson, with melody. © 1c. Feb.
27, 1986; E unp. 119116; [Jean]
Betty Donnelly, West New York,
NN. 5449
Shirley Temple; song. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1986; E unp. 118684; Florence Jean
Leedale, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
5450
232
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 19386
Shoe shine boy, shine my shoes; w and
melody. ©1e. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
117755; Morris Perlman, New York.
5451
Shoes; song. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E
unp. 119072; Ethel Clayton Elling-
son, San Francisco. 5452
Shopping; action song, for rhythmic
interpretation, w May Sarson, m
Eileen O'Malley. © Jan. 21, 1936;
E for. 42749; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 5453)
Short’nin’ bread; by Jacques Wolfe,
arr. Frank Hopkins; 2 pfs. © Feb.
3, 1986; E pub. 53253; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 5454
Show a little affection to me; song. ©
1 ce. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118176;
Thord Magnus Ryden, New York.
5455:
Showers of roses; w Josie D. Bader, m
Albert E. Bader; with mixed quar-
tette arr. © Feb. 1, 1986; E pub.
53563; Independent music publish-
ers, Hachita, N. M. 5456
Si les trouffions avaient des ailes; chan-
son militaire, de Son frére de lait,
paroles René Vilhianne et A. Midroit,
m G. Rinaldo-Rinaldi. © May 1,
1935; E for. 41394; C. Joubert & cie.,
Paris. 5457
Si oiseau j’étais a toi je volerais; by
Adolf Henselt, op. 2, no. 6, new arr.
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson;
2 pfs. © Oct. 24, 1935; E for. 42887;
Oxford univ. press, London. 5458
Si si signor; song. © 1. Feb. 1%,
19386; E unp. 118326; Vivian Linnea
Larson, Rockford, Il. 5459)
Siciliana; by C. Philipp Em. Bach,
transcription Andrés Segovia; gi-
tarre. © Dee. 27, 1935; E for. 43008 ;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
5460
Sidewalks; by Reginald H. Bassett. ©
1c Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118924;
Movietone music corp., New York.
5461
Silent serenade; song. © 1c. Feb. 13,
1936; E unp. 118138; John Edgar
Nymark, Takoma Park, Md. 5462
Silla vaquera ; letra en inglés y m Wal-
ter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup
and Teddy Powell, letra en espafiol
Tito Guizar; con arr. de guit. ©
Feb. 13, 1986; E pub. 53582; Schuster
& Miller, inc., New York. 5463
5477
Silly (A) little ditty; song. © 1.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118544; Rod.
Kirby, New York. 5464.
Silver moon on the Colorado; song. ©
Dec. 12, 1935; E pub. 53618; Harold
Lee Roy Hartman, Royal Center,
Ind. 5465
Silver (The) swan; by Orlando Gib-
bons, adapted Edmund H. Fellowes,
tonie sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Jan. 23, 1936; EH
for. 42794; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 5466
Simon (Hermann) Hymnus; w Hein-
rich Heine, m Hermann Simon; a
cappella. Partitur. 1. Gem. chor.—
2. Minnerchor. © Dec. 31, 1933; HB
for. 42945, 42946; Henry Litolff’s ver-
lag, Braunschweig, Germany.
5467, 5468.
Simon Peter; oratorio, w from the
Bible. © Dee. 1, 1935; E for. 42696;
Percy Buchanan, Nagoya, Japan.
5469:
Simple aveu ; by Francis Thomé, op. 25,
arr. Mort. H. Glickman; pf. © Jan.
29, 1986; E pub. 53212; Calumet
musie co., Chicago. 5470
Since I have known you; song. ©1c.
Nov. 25, 1935; E unp. 118113; Ftor-
ence Lee Tate, Chilhowie, Va. 5471
Since I’m thru being blue over you;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119304; Evelyn
Margaret Johnson, Coffeeville, Miss.
5472
Since the day that I met you; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119299; Elizabeth Apo-
daca, Denver. 5473S
Since you introduced me to love; w
George Scoville, with melody. ©
1 ¢e. Feb. 26, 1986; E.unp. 119071;
Robert Manning Mueller, Rome, N. Y.
5474
Since you went away; valse song. ©
1c. Jan. 13, 19386; E unp. 117446;
John Alty, Ansonia, Conn. 5475
Sincerely; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1936; E unp. 119233; Joseph A.
Caruso, Rensselaer, N. Y. 5476
Sinfonia di caccia; G dur, Leopold
Mozart, mit deren genehmigung erst-
malig neu hrsg. u. mit vortragsbe-
zeichnungen versehen Max Langer ;
orch. Partitur. © Oct. 11, 1935; E
for. 42839; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 5477
233
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5478
Sinfonia in es dur; v. Placidus v.
Camerloher, op. 4, no. 2, hrsg.
Benno Ziegler; 2 violinen, viola, vio-
loncello u. basso continuo. Parti-
tur u stimmen. © Mar. 24, 1933; BE
for. 42960; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 5478
Sing a song; [compiled] Mabelle
Glenn, Helen S. Leavitt and Victor
L. F. Rebmann; pf. with w. © Feb.
13, 1986; AA 198019; Ginn & co.,
Boston. 5479
Sing a song of joy; motet, w Thomas
Campian, m Harold E. Darke, op.
41, no. 2; double mixed choir. ©
Oct. 17, 1985; E for. 42858; Oxford
univ. press, London, 5480:
Sing it; w and melody. ©1e. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117669; Samuel S.
Kuhn, New York. 5481
Sing the blues away; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118078;
Raymond Thompson, New York.
5482
Sing to me love; w V. Leito, and mel-
ody., © 1 ec. Feb. 17, 1936; BH. unp.
118431; John J. Santucci, Newark,
N; J. 5483
Sing we at. pleasure; by Thomas
Weelkes, adapted Edmund H. Fel-
lowes, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Jan. 23, 1986;
E for. 42795; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, 5484
Singing a song to my shadow; w Gus
Pyne, melody John Wolohan and
Gus Pyne. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; HE
unp. 117897; Augustus T. Pyne, jr.,
San Francisco. 5485.
Singing a song to you; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118374; Edytha Taylor, Masontown,
Pa. 5486
Singing to the moon; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 e. Feb. 15,
1986; EH unp. 118221; pevege Verrow,
Detroit. 5487
Sittin’ by the fire; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Feb. 11, 1936; E- unp. 118740;
James Donald Snyder, Riegelsville,
Pa. 5488
Sitting on a doorstep; from Mother
Goose, w and m Terry Sullivan and
Will Compton; with guit. arr. ©
Dec. 24, 1985; E for. 42799 ; Southern
musie pub. co., ltd., London. 5489
Sitting on a doorstep, making love to
you; song, w Frank Boland;. with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3, 1936;
pt. IIt, n. s., v. 81
EH ounp. 117558; John Louis Toma-
sello, San Francisco. 5490
Six (The) flags of Texas; w Margery
Campbell, m Gladys Pitcher ; unison,
mixed or male voices. © Feb. 20,
1986; E pub. 538514; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 5491
Sketch of temple festival; by Hiroshi
Ogata; violin and pf. © Feb. 4,
1936; E pub. 53480; Charles S.
Morita, New York. 5492
Skinner’s (Frank) new method for
orchestra scoring; by F. Skinner. ©
June 29, 1985; A 91857; Robbins
music corp., New York. 50493
Skip it; w and melody M. Berk and
Erwin Garbisch. © 1 ec. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118477; Morty Berk,
Philadelphia. 5494
Sky’s (The) a fairy field at night; w
May Sarson, m Alec Rowley. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Feb. 18, 1936;
E for. 43051; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London, 5495
Sky’s (The) the limit; song. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119165 ; Russell
A. Smith, Dormont, Pa. 5496
Sleep, my laddie, sleep; w Warwick
F. Williams, m Mortimer Browning ;
mixed cho. © Feb. 29, 1936; E pub.
53623; H. W. Gray co., New York.
5497
Sleepy Ohio; song, m James L. Brown ;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 117511; Lillian Phillips,
Fisherville, Ky. 5498
Sleigh bells; song. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118042; Bernice Jennie
Tesarik, Spokane. 5499
Slicky tricky; song. © 1.c¢. Feb. 15,
1986; E unp. 118248; Olaf Melvin
Lien, Tacoma. 5500
Small town blues; fox trot, w and.m
Stix Russell. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118314; Wendell Leroy Rus-
sell, Osawatomie, Kan, 5501
Smile all the while; fox trot song. ©
Iie. Jan. 27, 19386; E unp. 117578;
Gladys Gilbert, Red Bluff, Calif.
5502
song waltz, melody Ben Adelman,
© 1«. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118670;
Eura L. Tussing, Pickerington, O.
5503
Smile along; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117945;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 5504
234
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1986
Smile when you say good-bye; song.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118867 ;
Virginia E. Strang, Cleveland.
5505
Smile with Nile; march, arr. De W.
Clingenpeel; melody, harmony, coun-
ter melodies and bass. Se. © 1c.
Feb. 21, 19386; E unp. 118765; William
George Marshall, Seattle. 5506
Smiles, then kisses; valse, Charles An-
cliffe, arr, Erik Hansen; pf.-accor-
dion band pts. © Feb. 7, 19386; E
for. 48068; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 5507
Smoke on the river; song. ©1c¢. Feb.
21, 19386; E unp. 118795; Helen Hig-
gins, Wichita. 5508
Snatched ; by Reginald H. Bassett. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118271;
Movietone music corp., New York.
5509
Snow (The) waltz; from The robber
symphony, Friedrich Feher, simpli-
fied arr. Denis Wright; orch. pts. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 42851; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 5510
So; melody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E
unp. 117609; Samuel Wissig, Parlier,
Calif. 5511
So beautiful; w Frank C. Stephenson ;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118644; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 5512
So do I love you; w Richard Veasey,
m Haydn Wood; in F. © Jan. 14,
1936; E for. 42775; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 5513.
So ends the day; song, from Smiling
through tears, m Ada Layman and
Nellie Liscomb. © Feb. 6, 1986; E
pub. 53444; Robert B. Glines, Comp-
ton, Calif. 5514
So happy, and how; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118484; Vir-
ginia Rose Mabry, Montgomery City,
Mo. 5515
So lang es schoéne frauen gibt; walzer,
w Heinrich Bolten-Baeckers, m Paul
Lincke; salon-orch, stimmen.
Aug. 26, 1935; E for. 42933; Apollo-
verlag, inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin.
5516
So long; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
28, 1936; E unp. 119254; Guido Ot-
tavi, Chelsea, Mass. 5517
So now goodnight; w and m Clarke
Morgan. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
99
5533
117556; Grover Wilson Morgan, St.
Louis. 5018
So weary; negro blues; pf., with w. ©
1c. Feb. 7,-19385; BH unp. 117847 ;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
5519
So what; song. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936;
E unp. 118124; Virginia HE. Strang,
Cleveland. 5520
Social justice; w Leo Sullivan, with
melody. ©1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119031; George A. Ridgeway, New
York. 5521
Socially blue; fox-trot song. © 1 e.
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118744; R. A.
Adams, Louisville. 5522
Sol y sombra; Spanish dance; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118157;
Ricardo Romero, New York. 5923
Soldiers of the King; hymn, w and m
S. N. D. © Dee. 9, 1985; E pub.
53369; Mary Elinor Driscoll, Rox-
bury, Mass. 5524
Solitudine; valzer da Quei due, versi
Linda Filippini, m Armando Fragna ;
orch. pti. © Dec. 14, 1935; E for.
43115; Societi anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 5525
Somebody; solo. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
pub. 58667; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 5526
Somebody cares; song, w Hdgar A.
Guest. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1936; E unp.
118595; Truman E. Rickard, Minne-
apolis. 5527
Somebody else needs Him too; solo. ©
Feb. 24, 19386; E pub. 538646; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5528
Somebody whose heart is loving and
true; song, melody Jack Schaten-
stein. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118699; Annie G, O'Hanlon, Savan-
nah. 5529
Someone like you; melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1936; E unp. 117895; Robert
Henry Forbes, Stanford University,.
Calif. 5530
Something; waltz song. © 1 c. Feb.
13, 1936; E unp. 118150; Stella L.
Palmatier Grindey, Chicago. 5531
Sometime in spring; w William L.
Richie, with melody. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118851; Paul Stackpole,
New York. 5da2:
Sometimes; w and m Joe Doc. Brown;
GS 1 ce. Feb. 25, 1936; E ump.
118937; Joseph F. Brown, Nutley,
Ned. 5aSo
239
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5534
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Sometimes — somewhere; w Dorothy
Quick, m Bruno Huhn; high voice.
© Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 53310; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 50384
Son frére de lait; du film, de Rinaldo-
Rinaldi, arr. G. Lapeyronnie; pf.
May 1, 1935; E for. 41887 ; C. Joubert
& cie., Paris. 5535
Son (The) of the Highest; Christmas
cantata, w from the Bible, m Helen
Fairchild; mixed voices, soli and
organ acc. © Feb. 3, 19386; E pub.
53202; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 5536
Sohe que me dejabas; bolero cancion.
© Jan. 7, 1936; E for. 43096 ; Ernesto
Lecuona, Havana. D037
Song for David; song, m Mary Everett
Ward. ©1ce. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp.
118140; Margaret Leeper Ward,
Marietta, O. 55388
Song (A) for Ethiopia; w and m H. D.
Miles. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
118974; Mrs. Henrie Dupree Miles,
Dallas. 59
Song in the rain; song. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1986; E unp. 118022; Adéle Mae
Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 5540
Song of fidelity ; by Francis G. Byford ;
pf. © Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 42725;
Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 5541
Song of New Hampshire; song. ©1 ¢.
Jan. 21, 1986; EH unp. 117877; Hazel
Hunter Roberts, Rochester, N. H.
5542
Song of the Flag; song. © 1. Feb.
11, 1936; E unp. 118023; Adéle Mae
Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 5043
Song (The) of the flea; w Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe, English ver-
sion Arthur Mendel, m Modest
Moussorgsky, arr. Yasha Davidoff;
men’s cho. © Feb. 10, 1936; E pub.
53932; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5044
Song of the hermit; fox trot, melody.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117491;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
5545
Song of the lift; fox-trot, w Ralph
Butler and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolchard Evans. © Jan. 29, 1936;
FE for. 42782; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 5546
Song of the robins; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118491;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
5547
Song (The) of the tramp; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 119335; Claire Cunningham,
Newton, Auckland, N. Z. 5048
Song (The) that has no end; w and m
Gus Hansman. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1986;
E unp. 118486; August H. Hansman,
Springfield, Il. 5549
Song (The) un-named; w and m Betty
Graham. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1935; E unp.
112601; Elizabeth Humphrey Gra-
ham, Lansing, Mich. 5550
Songes; sittning Gésta Lundborg. ©
Aug. 20, 1985; EH for. 42731; A. b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, Stock-
holm. 5551.
Songs of Delta delta delta; ed. Mar-
guerite Peyton Thompson. 8th ed.
© Dec. 31, 1935; A 90258 ; Delta delta
delta fraternity, Evanston, Ill. 5552
Songs of many lands; w and melodies
[compiled and ed.] Mabelle Glenn,
Helen S. Leavitt, Victor L. F. Reb-
mann and Earl L. Baker. © Jan.
13, 1936; A 91816; Ginn & co., Bos-
ton. 5053
Songs of Northern high school; w and
m Nathan D. Rosenbluth, Lawrence
Cranston and LeRoy W. Daniels. ©
Jan. 14, 1936; E pub. 538124; Music
dept. of Northern high school, Flint,
Mich. 0504
Songs of the insects; suite, in the Jap-
anese idiom, Claude Lapham, op. 33,
nos. 1-6; pf. © Jan. 9, 1936; E for.
42759; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
55500
Songs of the Tobacco Tags; melodies
with guit. arrs. © Dec. 6, 1935; AA
189905; Ward’s Tobacco. Tags,
Raleigh, N. C. 5556
Sonia; song. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; E
unp. 117797; Thomas E. Whitbread,
New York. 5557
Sonnenwende; w Carl Maria Holzapfel,
m Hermann Simon; a cappella. Par-
titur. 1. Gem. chor.—2. Minnerchor.
© Dec. 31, 1933; E for. 42949, 42950;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 5558, 5559
Sooner or later; w Phyllis Playford,
melody Graham Sylvester. © 1 ec.
Jan. 30, 19386; E unp. 118375; Gra-
ham Norton Sylvester, Prince Albert,
Sask., Canada. 5560
Soul (The) of the Hebrew; song. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118560;
Cora Maria Loomis, Los Angeles. |
5561
236
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
5588
Southland’s (The) callin’ me; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118853 ; George Henry Carroll, Wash-
ington. 5562
Souvenir song sheet; 2d annual music
festival Tabernacle Baptist church,
Amarillo, Tex. © Apr. 9, 1935; E
pub. 53208; John T. Sisemore, Ama-
rillo, Tex. 5563
Sparking Sunday night; song, new pf.
arr. and guit. chords. © Jan. 18,
1936; E pub. 58070; M. M. Cole pub.
co., Chicago. 5564
Sparkling eyes; w Lillian Mae Belle
Cousins; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118645; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 5565
Speak for yourself, John; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
119045; Jules Bledsoe, London.
5566
Spellbound when I _ beheld your
charms; slow fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118447;
Carmen Arrigo, Waterloo, N. Y.
5567
Spinner of memories; w Kathrine Cole
Bishop, melody Ralph Emmerson
Love. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
118256; Bishop & Love music ¢o.,
Roscoe, Ill. 5568
Spinning around; melody, with pf.
ace. ©1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp.
118177; Thord Magnus Ryden, New
York. 5569
Spring came on forever; song. © 1c.
Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118469; Theo-
dore William Buckner, Detroit.
5570
Spring Davis’ lament; song. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 20, 1935; E unp. 119083; Laura
Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo.
5571
Spring in Vienna, but autumn in my
heart; w and melody George Ron-
ney Brown and Mary Schaeffer. ©
1 ec. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118550;
Red star songs, inc., New York.
5572
Spring is on the way; song. ©1e.
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119111; Lucile
Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia. D573
Spring moon; w and m Steve Masters
Jones. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1936: E unp.
116612; Stephen Glynn Jones, To-
ronto. 5574
Springtime and you; valse song. ©
1 @ Feb, 11, 1986; E unp. 118747;
Robert B. Slee, Buhl, Id. 5575
Springtime in Texas; song. © 1.
Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118114; Ida
Mae Ernst Autrey, Port Arthur, Tex.
5576
Squaws (The) along the Yukon; w and
m Cam Smith. © Jan. 1, 1936; E
pub. 53542: George Camden Smith,
Long Beach, Calif. 5577
Squirrels; by Frederic Lord; pf. ©
Feb. 4, 1936; E for. 48043; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 5578
Standin’ on the corner; melody Roy
Shield. ©1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E unp.
118507; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5579
Star of destiny; song. ©1e. Feb. 26,
1936; E unp. 119032: John W. Lam-
bert, Birmingham, Ala. 5580
Star struck; w and m Margaret Jean
Norris. © ic. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119070; Bradford Ellsworth Peek,
Washington, Ind. 5581
Starlight on the river; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118028;
Ausbie Allen York, Levelland, Tex.
5582
Stars; fox trot song. ©1e. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118848; Fred William
Lamb, Payson, Utah. 5583
Stars fell out of the sky ; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Feb.
4, 1986; E unp. 117614; Jane Dow-
ling, Dothan, Ala. 5584
Stars on the water; lyric Gladys V.
Jackson, melody Miriam Taylor. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 19386; E unp. 1189380;
Miriam Elizabeth Bock, Los Angeles.
5585
Stay; w Andy Razaf, m Hlizabeth
Handy: with guit. arr. © Jan. 31,
1936: E pub. 53177; Handy bros. mu-
sic co., ine., New York. 5586
Stay away from my front door; song.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118869;
Sylvia M. Vandehei, Cedar Rapids,
Ta. 5587
Stealin’ my stuff and stealin’ my man;
w M. Kelly, melody R. Lyons. ©
1 e. Feb.- 3, 1936; E unp. 117536;
Marian Kelly, Beverly Hills, Calif.,
and Ruth Lyons, Los Angeles. 5588
237
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5089
Stein (Max Martin) Drei motetten ;
op. 3; sechsstimmigen gem. chor, a
cappella. Partitur. © Nov. 25,
1935; E for. 42816; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 5DS89
Stella, the belle o’ the town; w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Feb. 3,
1936; E pub. 58281; Harry Engel,
ine., New York. 5590
Step by step I’m climbing up the stairs
of love; pf., with w. © 1. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117674; Richard Au-
gustus Kramer, New York. 5591
Steppin’ out; song, m Basil Sadler.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118476;
Robert M. Varnedoe, jr., Baltimore.
B09
Steppin’ out with Katy; song. ©1e.
Feb. 13, 19386; E unp. 118132; James
Edward Highsmith, jr., Wilmington,
N. C. 5593:
Stepping along with a song; melody
Roy Shield. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1986; E
unp. 118506; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 5594
Stepping in line; pf. © Jan. 25, 1936;
E pub. 538200; Carrie B. Marvin,
Hannibal, Mo. 5595
Stepping in the moonlight; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118723; Frank Van de Water, El
Dorado, Ark. 5096
Steps of glory; march pot-pourri, se-
lected and arr. Aubrey Winter; brass
bands pts., with conducteur si bémol.
© Jan. 21, 1936; E for. 42748;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 5597
Sticky little fingers; pf., with w.
1 ¢ Feb. 7, 1936; E unp. 117846;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
5098
Stompin’ at the Savoy; by Benny
Goodman, Chick Webb and Edgar
Sampson, orch. sc. Spud Murphy;
pts. © Feb. 26, 1936; E pub. 53580;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5599
Stop cheating on me; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119073;
Frank Plust, Shamokin, Pa. 5600:
Stop my mind from dreaming; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1986; E unp.
117707; Claude Maldean Roberts,
Tucson, Ariz. 5601
Storm clouds; song. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118866; Lenore Vir-
ginia Lusk, San Diego, Calif. 5602
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Storm (The) refrain; song. © 1.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117841; Lewis
Nielson] Paul, Santa Cruz, Calif.
5603.
Stormy night; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 27, 1936; E unp. 119100; Charles
H. Schultenover, Norwalk, Wis.
5604.
Stornelli bhianco-neri; parole Renzo
Abbondandolo, melodia Antonio Li-
bardo. © Oct. 31, 1935; Epub.
58476; Italian bk. co., New York.
5605
Story (The) of a song; Haster pag-
eant, Martha Bayly, m Arthur Grant-
ley. © Jan. 15, 19386; .D 39021;
Tullar-Meredith eco., New York.
5605*
Strange as it seems; rhumba fox trot,
w and melody Ted Bentley and C. J.
Ross. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp.
118459; Edward Montfort (Ted)
Bentley and Cecil Jacob Ross, Los
Angeles. 5606
song. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118709; Sherrill C. Passage, Detroit.
5607
Strauss (Richard) Serenade; op. 17,
no. 2, poem Adolph Friedrich von
Schack, English tr. and m arr.
Rafael Mertis; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 53331; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 5608:
Streamline Susie; melody Roy Shield.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118505; .
Robbins music corp., New York.
5609:
Strenna (La) delle rose; Capodanno
1986, raccolta di canzoni. © Jan. 1,
1936; E for. 42697; Italian: book co.,
New York. 5610
Strolling with my honey peach; w
Anna Lyons, with melody. ©1«
Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118787; Hilary
Lyons, Beverly, N. J. 5611
Studi di tecnica superiore; a corde
doppie Basilio Filip; violino. © Feb.
14, 19386; E for. 43127; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5612
Stupid little Cupid; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 28, 1936; E unp. 117732;
Audrey I. Knapp, Springfield, Mo.
5613
Suey Sen Fa; pf., with w. ©1c. Feb.
18, 19386; E unp. 118487; Ruth E.
Gannon, San Francisco. 5614
Sufro; vals, letra y m Raful Crayem.
© 1e. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118327;
238
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 2, 1936
Theodore William Schempp, West-
minster, Md. 5615
Suite in A moll; v. Karl Hasse, op. 36a ;
' streichorch., contrabass u. fléte ad
lib. Stimmen. © Feb. 25, 1983; E
for. 42959; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 5616
Summer heat; song. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118920; Lanford Bar-
nett, Lebanon, Mo. 5617
Summer night; from Colleen, w Al
Dubin, m Harry Warren; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub.
53306; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5618
Sun (The) always shines; hymn. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 538636; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5619
Sundown in Normandy; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118414;
James Kendis, Jamaica, N. Y. 5620
Sunny; w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 5,
1986; E unp. 117708; Louis Lecour
Roy, Kankakee, III. 5621
Sunny weather; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118854; George
Henry Carroll, Washington. 5622
Sunrise on Haster morning; anthem,
w from choral by J. S. Bach and
W. B. Olds, m W. B. Olds; mixed
voices and brass choir ad lib. ©
Jan. 21, 1936; E pub. 53288; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 5623,
Suns beyond; libretto and lyrics P.
Barry, melodies K. Walton. 2d ed.,
rev. version. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1936;
D 39033; Kenneth Walton and Peter
Barry, New York. 5623*
Sunset lullaby; fox trot song. ©1c.
Jan. 21, 1936; E unp. 117459; Annie
Yates Taylor, Rialto, Calif. 5624
‘Sunset (The) trail; w and m Jimmy
Kennedy and- Michael Carr; with
ukulele and accordeon arrs. © Jan.
9, 1936; E for. 42981; Peter Maurice
musie co., 1td., London. 5625
Sunset valley; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118877; Louise
Cooke Blake, Potsdam, N. Y. 5626
‘Sunshine; song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118048; Bernice Jennie Tesa-
rik, Spokane. 5627
:Suonata da camera; v. Antonio Cal-
dara, bearb. Karl Geiringer; schul-
orch. stimmen. Partitur. © July
29, 1935; E for. 42828; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 5628
5640
Suoniamo tutti; rhythmic fox, m e arr.
Francesco Ferrari; orch. pti. ©
Sept. 2, 19385; E for. 48113; Casa
musicale Fabbri & c., Trieste, Italy.
5629
Supplementary studies for E flat and
BB flat bass; to be used with or to
follow any method, R. M. Hndresen.
© Jan. 31, 1936; E pub. 53209; Ru-
bank, .inc., Chicago. 5630
Surpassingly sweet is that wonderful
name; solo or duet. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 538651; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 5631
Swan (The) on the moonlit lake; les-
son analysis John Thompson, m
Louise Christine Rebe; pf. © Feb.
13, 1986; E pub. 53433; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 5632
Swaying silver birches; petite valse,
lesson analysis John Thompson, m
Charles Leslie; pf. © Feb. 8, 1936;
E pub. 538358; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 5633
Sweet bells that chime; unison carol,
w Albert Ash Allen, m William
Hodge; organ ace. © Feb. 18, 1936;
E for. 48052; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 5634
Sweet Caroline; w and melody R. B.
Canfield. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 118006; Russell Buell Canfield
and Jack R. Martin, Pittsburgh,
5635
Sweet delight; fox-trot, w and m
H. H. Eifert. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1986;
E ounp. 117747; Hulda Hifert, Illmo,
Mo. 5636
Sweet dreams sweetheart; w and m
Jack Meskill and Vincent Rose ; with
ukulele and pf. accordeon arr. ©
Oct. 28, 1935; E for. 438101; Peter
Maurice music ¢co., 1td., London.
5637
Sweet honey chile; w and m Wendell
Hall; with) 2wit. oat. .c) Jan of,
1986; E pub. 53261; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 5638
Sweet lips; slow fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 18, 19386; E unp.
118448; Carmen Arrigo, Waterloo,
N.Y. 5639
Sweet little bundle of sunshine; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936; H
unp. 117791; Sam Ouman, New York.
5640
239
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5641
Sweet Louise; fox trot song, m Ernest
Deininger. © 1 ¢. Feb. 5, 1936; EH
unp. 119202; Mrs. E. Ferry, Nevada,
Mo. 5641
Sweet memories; song, melody Arthur
Sennett. © 1 c¢ Feb. 11, 1936; E
unp. 118050; Charles Hanson, Min-
neapolis. 5642
Sweet mother of mine; valse song, w
Lee Drake. © 1 ¢ Feb. 25, 1936;
E unp. 119191; Alfred A. Theberge,
Los Angeles. 5643.
Sweet Phyllis; by W. Defesch, arr. and
ed. Alfred Moffat; sop. and mezzo
sop. or bar. © Jan. 15, 1936; E for.
42734; Augener, Itd., London. 5644
Sweet songs of love; w Irene :Camp-
bell; .pf. ©: 1 c. Keb. 20) ono.
unp. 118646; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 5645
Sweet soul; w Marty Symes, melody
Matt Malneck. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1986;
BE. unp.. 117572 Irving, Berle ine.,
New York. 5646
Sweet wine of love; song, w Harle
Liederman. © 1 ¢ Feb. 3, 19386;
E unp. 119286; Vincent Ponzio,
Atlantic City. 5647
Sweetest (The) baby in town; w and
melody Orville Spencer. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118389; Orville
Stanley Spencer, Detroit. 0648
Sweetest (The) girl in the world; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118225;
Johnny Baker, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
5649
Sweetest lady; waltz, melody. ©1c
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117490; Leo-
pold N. Sperling, Cincinnati. 5650
Sweetheart and roses; waltz, w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117552; Pete Huber, Cleveland.
5651
Sweetheart I can’t forget you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118167;
Alberta Childers Vaughan, Hamlin,
Tex. 5652
Sweetheart (A) to you; valse song. ©
1c Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117602;
Sebert A. Nelson, Romulus, Mich.
5653.
Sweetheart, why can’t you forgive;
song. ©1c. Jan. 22, 1936; E unp.
118195; R. Howard Bodwell, Holly-
wood, Calif. 5654
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Swing along; song. © Jan. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53106; Kenneth Hunter, New
York, 5655
Swing, Mr. Charlie; w and m J. Russel
Robinson, Irving Taylor and Harry
Brooks, pf. arr. J. R. R.; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Feb. 24, 1936; B
pub. 038574; Harry Engel, inc., New
York. 5656
Swing rhythm; song. © 1c. Jan. 29,
19386; E unp. 117831; Ambrose Hy-
mard Dorak, Hazleton, Pa. 5657
Switchin’ roun’; w and m Margarite
Streeter, arr. Bernie Clements. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117915;
Irvin Bond, Houston. 5658
Symphony in D minor; finale, César
Franck, transcribed James R. Gil-
lette; band. Full sec. © Feb. 10,
1936; E pub. 58397; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 5659
Symphony in F minor ; in 4 movements,
R. Vaughan Williams; orch. Full
sc. © Dec. 19, 1935; E for. 42893;
Oxford univ. press, London. 5660
Symphony of love; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 1183890; .
Charlotte Aaron, Detroit. 5661
Syrian and Egyptian musie and vocal
selections; W and m composed, arr.
and rev. R. K. Makhoul Nahmee.
[Complete with American-Syrian
words] © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
53390; Rose K. Makhoul Nahmee,
Brooklyn. 5662
Taboga; fox-trot, Armando Fragna;
orch. pti. © June 10, 1985; EH for.
42769; Societa anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 5663
Tanzerische suite; concerto grosso in 5
siitzen, Eduard Ktinneke, op. 26;
jazzband u. grosses orech. Partitur.
© Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 42953; Otto
Wrede, Regina-verlag, Berlin-
Dahlem, Germany. 5664
Tahiti, my isle of love; song, w Nellie
BH. de Lauder. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1936;
E unp. 118120; Thomas A, de Lauder,
Baltimore. 5665
Take a tip from the tulips; w and m
Sue Cook, arr. Basil Sadler. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119121; Mrs.
Irving Cook, Baltimore. 5666
Take it from me; fox trot song, w
Peter C. Vlasic. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1936;
E unp. 117634; John H. Kolladis,
Gary, Ind. : 5667
240
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
5694
Take me away; w Harry Doner, with
melody. ©1ce. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp.
118794; George Herbert Bourne, Los
Angeles. 5668
Take me back to my old Michigan;
song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp.
118873; Clarence H. Reed, Lansing,
Mich. 5669:
Take me back to that little school
shack: valse song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 119000; Essie Rhodes,
Milan, Tenn. 5670
Take me home to mother; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E- unp.
117563 ; Charles Wyslie Hay, Great
Falls, Mont. 5671
Take me, I’m yours; w and melody
Harold B. Smith and V. Uricchio.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 117710;
Vincent Uricchio, Hartford. 5672
Take me with you in your dreams;
valse, w and m M. J. Harp and Andy
Sallee, jr. ©l1c. Jan. 21, 1936; EH
unp. 117462; Martha Jones Harp,
Lexington, Ky. 5673.
Take, oh take, those lips away; w
Shakespeare, m Daniel Gregory
Mason. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
53186; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5674
Talk it over with Jesus; hymn, w and
m John T. Sisemore. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53645; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 5675
Tango; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1936; E unp. 118776; Lillian Smith,
Paterson. 5676
Tango-carioca; lesSon analysis and m
John Thompson; pf. © Feb. 13,
1986; E pub. 53428; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. o677
Tango dell’ abbandono; versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Armando Fragna. ©
Dec. 14, 1985; E for. 48119; Societéi
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
5678
Tanzen wir walzer; walzer, aus Der
gutige Antonius, deutscher text Beda
u. Hugo Wiener, m Jara Benes.
Jan. 17, 1986; E for. 48019; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
5679
Tap dancers on parade; song, m Ben-
ton Overstreet. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118570; John Franklin Frye,
Detroit. 5680)
Taps to love; w and melody Bert Darl.
©1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp. 118001;
Betty Thornton Goetz, New York.
5681
Tea tattle; w adapted from the Amer-
ican, Sofie N. Adlam, m Orlando A.
Mansfield ; male voices. © Feb. 18,
1986; E for. 48081; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 5682
Tear drops; m Burrell Van Buren; pf.,
with w. © 1. Feb. 26, 19386; E
unp. 119049; Lawrence Englert, New
Orleans. 5683
valse, w and m Mrs. George F.
Lowman. © 1. Feb. 11, 19386; EB
unp. 118726; Margaret Grace Low-
man, i. e. Mrs. George F. Lowman,
Jane Lew, W. Va. 5684
Teardrops in the rain; song, pf. se. arr.
Bob Taylor. ..© 1.¢.. Feb. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 117561; Eleanor J. Lee,
Nyack, N. Y. 5685
Tears; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1936; E unp. 119226; Jewel Ader,
Brooklyn. 5686
Tears for me; fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
E unp. 118236; Clyde Hollingsworth,
Latham, Kan. 5687
Teasing song; w HE. Farjeon, m Alma
Goatley. © Jan. 21, 1936; E for.
42751; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
5688
Telephone sweethearts; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119847; Kath-
erine M. Hatcher, Los Angeles.
5689
Tell it to me; w and melody. ©1e..
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118033; Ausbie
Allen York, Levelland, Tex. 5690
Tell it to the judge; w Stella C. Kern,
m H. Romersa; pf. ©1 ec. Feb. 12,
1936 ; E unp. 118100; Henry Romersa
and Stella Kern, Los Angeles. 5691
Tell me dear; song, se. Jim Quigley.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117664;
LeRoy E. Thom, Philadelphia. 5692
Tell me honey we’re not through; w
and m Al BEthelred Blakeley; pf.
treble. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp.
118168; Alfred E. Blake, New fibetie
Tell me I’m forgiven; w Elizabeth
McCabe Gilmore. © Feb.-10, 1936;
E pub. 53412; Arthur Dodd, Ingle-
wood, Calif. : 5694
241
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5695
Tell me, my little Irish lass; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 21, 1986; E unp. 118790;
Lewis Nelson Paul, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 5695
Tell me where is fancy bred; w Shake-
speare, m Frederic H. Wood, op. 35,
no. 1, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy ;
unison voices. © Feb. 10, 1986; E
for. 48076; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 5696
Tell me your love; song, w Edith Mal-
lor. © 1. Oct. 8, 19385; E unp.
117933 ; Cécile Simon, Paris. 5697
Tempest, memories, sunshine; song, m
Eloise Stocking. © 1c Jan. 17,
1936; E unp. 117874; Alexander
Morrison, Yale, Mich. 5698
Tennis; valse, Leslie; odeon et salon-
orch, ptes. © Feb. 1, 1986; E for.
43088; A. Cranz, Brussels. 5699)
Tense (A) moment; by R. H. Bassett.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118273;
Movietone music corp., New York.
5700
Terribly lonesome; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118689; Charlotte
Brucks, Washington. 5701
Terrific; w Al Bryan, m Jean
Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele and
guit. © Jan. 30, 1986; E pub. 53183;
Famous musie corp., New York.
5702
Texas bluebonnets; w Irene Brollier,
melody Gabe Brollier. © 1 ¢. Feb.
6, 1986; E unp. 117777; R. A. Brol-
lier, Wichita Falls, Tex. 5703,
Texas marches on; song. © 1. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119240; Inez Baker
Howell, Dallas. 5704
Texas may I never wander; w Mark
Miner, m David W. Guion. 1. Sop. 1,
2 and alto.—2. Male voices. © Feb.
18, 1986; E pub. 53505, 53506; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 5705, 5706
——— mixed voices. © Feb. 20,
1986; E pub. 53518; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 5707
That blue-eyed mother of mine; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp.
119267; Addie Cisco, Waynesville,
Til. 5708
That cheerio smile; song, w anon. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp. 118594;
Truman E. Rickard, Minneapolis.
5709
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
That childhood home of mine; w
Charles E. Junkins; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118647; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 5710
That dear old place called home; fox
trot, w and m Ivan Carlusky. ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1986; E unp. 117730; Carl
Loschke, Cheney, Kan. 5711
That first kiss; fox trot song. ©1«
Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117423; Ken-
neth Bartlett, Lisbon Falls, Me.
5¢12
That little sweetheart of mine; valse
song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
119178; Robert Mahoney, Seymour,
Ind. 5713
That mysterious melody; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118428; Doryce and Freddy Drew,
New York. 5714
That never-to-be-forgotten night; w
Charlie Tobias, m Sammy Fain ; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Feb. 5, 1986;
E pub. 53409; Marlo music corp.,
New York. 5715
That old log cabin home by the sea;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «@
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119805; John
A. McMahon, Buffalo. 5716
That’s how they made your eyes; valse
song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
118950; W. L. Park, Montandon, Pa.
S717
That’s love; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118095; Sydney
Wyatt, Queens, L. IL, N. Y. 5718
w Harry Clarkson and Jack Le
Soir, melody Jeff Clarkson. © 1 «.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117811; Su-
perior music, inc., New York. 5719
That’s my idea of love; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman and Sam Adel-
man. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118673; Joseph Scogna, Washington.
5720
That’s what I call love; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 19386; E unp. 119184;
Henry Morrow, Newark, N. J. 5721
That’s what they all say ; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1986; E unp. 119132; Thomas J.
Ingalls, San Bernardino, Calif.
5722
That’s when I'll come back to you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936;
E unp. 119002; Lew Kesler, New
York. 5723
242
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
That’s why I ery; song, w Blanche
Baker. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp.
118301 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
5724.
That son of a gun Columbo; w Bob
McKelvey, m Alfred Stella. © 1 ¢.
Feb, 28, 1986; E unp. 119262; Robert
Emmett McKelvey, Los Angeles.
~ 57251
That song; w and m James Cavanaugh,
Dick Sanford and Frank Weldon;
with arr. for guit. etc. © Feb. 18,
1936; E pub. 53540; Luz bros. music
publishers, New York. 5726
That sweetheart of mine; valse song.
© 1c. Jan: 13, 1936; BH unp. 117445;
John Kosydar, Toledo, Or. 5727
That swing man; w and melody Dick
Ridgely. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118910; Richard Peyton Ridgely,
Long Island City. 5728
‘That trombone man; pf. treble, with w.
©1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118081:
Clifford Roscoe Stanley, Irvington,
ING Y: 5729)
That wonderful dreamship of mine;
waltz song, m Gustave Sax. ©1..
Feb. 29, 1936; EH unp. 119291; Alton
Teat, Birmingham, Ala. 5730
That you care; song, w G. W. Simpson.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 118202;
Edward Larue Hazen, Lorain, O.
TG
Then came the Indians; w and m
Harry Tobias, Jack Stern and Henry
H. Tobias. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E
unp. 118267; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 5732)
Then O! oh-oh! oh-oh! My gal is just
like a fiddle; pf. treble, with w.
1c. Jan. 17, 1986; E unp. 117878;
Paul L. Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa.
5133
There is love in our hearts; w Larry
Ogle; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118648; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 5734
There is magic in the moonlight; fox-
trot song, melody Sam Adelman. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118677;
Bertha Ann Calhoun, Olympia,
Wash. 5735:
‘There'll always be a lady fair; from
Anything goes, w and m Cole Por-
ter; with arr. for guit., etc. © Feb.
10, 1936; E pub. 53393; Harms, inc.,
New York. 5736
57357—36——7
5748
There'll always be a memory within
my heart; melody Roy Shield. ©
1 ec. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp, 118512;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5137
There’s a blue haze on the mountains;
w and m Norman Callin; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for.
42813 ; Macmelodies, Itd., London.
5738
There’s a bridle hangin’ on the wall;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1936;
E unp. 118222; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 5739
There’s a friendly house; w Benny
Davis, m James F. Hanley; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub.
53343; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 5740
There’s a home in the mountain; w
Harold Adamson, m Rudolph Kopp.
© 1e. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118358;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 5T4L
There’s a lady in my heart; fox-trot,
m J. B. Kossky and Clinton Yeo-
mans; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1936; E unp. 119166; Joe. B. Kossky,
Los Angeles. 5742
There’s a light in the window of home;
waltz song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117626;
Myrtle Conklin, Virginia City, Mont.
5743
There’s a little luck charm, hangin’
right on my arm; w and m Dave Op-
penheim, Harold Raymond and Max
Rich. © 1. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp.
118770; Superior music, ine., New
York. 0744
There’s a million birds up in the sky;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936;
E unp. 117761; George Daven, Brook-
lyn. 5745
There’s a quaint little cottage; song,
m R. Martin. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936;
E unp. 118085; Frieda Florence
Ayres, Chicago. 5746
There’s a reason I’m in love with you;
w and melody. © 1. Feb. 1, 19386;
E. unp. 117477 ; Gordon Elmer Willey,
Wilmington, Calif. 5147
There’s always a happy ending; w and
m Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart and
Al Hoffman; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 19, 19386; E for. 42902; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 5748
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D149
There’s always a prayer in my heart;
w and melody. ©1ce. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118088; Grace M[aria]
McClary, Boston. 5749:
There’s always romance; w and m Bob
Levy and N. Goldblatt. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119210; Norman
Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo. 5750
There’s depth to you; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 «¢. Feb. 14,
1986; E unp. 118228; Albert V. Clau-
sen, Concord, N. H. 5751
There’s few as lovely as you; Song,
melody Eloise Stocking. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1935; E unp. 115101; Frank Page,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 5752
There’s no one else: w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119066;
Josephine Whisennand, Springfield,
Mo. 5753
There’s no other girl like you; fox-trot,
w P. F. Toohey, melody Ray Hib-
beler. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118582; Patrick F. Toohey and Mary
T. Christie, i.e. Mrs. Jas. A. Christie,
Chicago. 5704
There’s no use pretending; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117495; Evelyn Louise Perata, Ala-
meda, Calif. 5755
There’s something in a big parade; w
Ned Washington, m_ Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©1c.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118370; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
5756:
There’s yet a rainbow in the sky; w
and melody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 117939; Yetta Regenbogen, Los
Angeles. HIST
They call me Black widow; song. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117920;
Albert John de Long, Hollywood,
Calif. 5758
They lived happily ever after ; w Frank
T. Genovese, melody Vinny Vernon.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117466;
Vincent T. Genovese, Danbury, Conn.
5759
They that wait upon the Lord; w from
the Bible; alto solo and quartette.
© Dee. 14, 19385; E pub. 53615;
Florence Sisson Campbell, Pasadena.
5760
Think of me to-night; valse song. ©
1 c. Feb. 11, 19386; E unp. 118735;
Katherine Lono, Kalaupapa, Molo-
kai, Hawaii. 5761
pt. III, n. s., v. 8b
Think of spring; w Noel March, m
Teresa Del Riego; in G. © Feb. 4,
1936; E for. 43046; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 5762
This England; w Shakespeare, m Mar-
tin Shaw; mixed choir; organ ace.
© Oct. 24, 1935; E for. 42874; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 5763.
This is the day; fox trot, w Herbert
Baker and Larry Guran, melody
Bobby Johnson. © 1 c. Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118467; John Santucci,
New York. 5164
Thomas (Kurt) Sechs heitere und
besinnliche chorlieder und madri-
gale; nach w Wilhelm, Busch, m
werk 27; gem. chor, mit u. ohne
instrumente. Partitur. © Dec. 27,
1935; E for. 42820; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, Leipzig. 5765.
Those big brown eyes; w and melody
Dan Baltz and Paul Smeltz. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1936; E unp. 117661; John
D. Baltz, Honey Brook, Pa. 5766
Thought (A); by Elliot Griffis; pf.
With biographical sketch and glos-
sary, fingering, phrasing, pedaling,.
etc., by the composer. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 538585; Art publication
soc., Clayton, Mo. 5767
Three (The) aces; by Herbert L.
Clarke, op. 234; cornet trio with
band ace., and cornet conductor.
Pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E pub. 53552;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 5768
—— —— cornet trio with pf. acc. ©
Feb. 17, 1986; E pub. 53554; Fillmore:
bros. co., Cincinnati. 5769
Three cheers for the Townsend plan;
song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
119016; Kenneth Malcolmn Day,
Lynn, Mass. 5770
Three girlies from 10th avenue; w and
melody Bert Darl. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1936; E unp. 118000; Betty Thornton
Goetz, New York. 5TT1
Three hearts; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119064; Emily
Labecki, Roxbury, Conn. 5772
Thru continentin’, yielding to your de-
sires; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Feb.
29, 19386; E unp. 119290; Reuben
Casper Riddick, Portsmouth, Va.
5773
Thumbing my way back home; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118681; Alton
Teat, Birmingham, Ala. 5774
244
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no. 2, 1986
5801
Thunder at night ; 2-pt. song, w E. L. M. | To daffodils ; 2-pt. song, w Robert Her-
King, m Mary Lucas. © Oct. 17,
1935; E for. 42869; Oxford univ.
press, London. 5775
Thy faithful few; song, m Maude B.
Cummings. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1986; EH
unp. 1192083; James E. Dickson,
Brooklyn. OT76
Thy word is like a garden, Lord;
anthem, w Edwin Hodder, m Clar-
ence Dickinson, arr. E. Helen Pen-
dleton ; sop. 1, 2 and alto; organ acc.
© Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 53569 ; H. W.
Gray co., New York. BTC
Tideo; new pf. arr. and guit. chords;
with violin. © Jan. 17, 19386; E pub.
538073; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
5778
Tillie the tight rope walker; w Ned
Washington, m Bronislaw Kaper and
Walter Jurmann. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1936; E unp. 1183871; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. dT7T9
Time has come to say good-night; w
and m Richard P. Gregory, pf. arr.
Tony Pezzula; pf. © 1. Feb. 21,
1986; E unp. 118755; Edward
Fischer, Albany. 5780
Times have changed; w and m Beth
Moore. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
117715; Elizabeth Moore Matthias,
Shreveport, La. 5781
Tiny hands; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1. Feb. 27, 1986; E
unp. 119129; Lena Odermann, Camp-
beli, Minn. 5782
Tioga minstrelcy ; Christmas entertain-
ment, w Henri R. Ross; pf. © 1.
Jan. 16, 19386; E unp. 117571; Henry
Barraclough, Philadelphia. 5783
Tip tap toe; w R. W. Brown and Bob
Hoffman, with melody. © 1. Feb.
7, 19386; E unp. 117794; Richard War-
ren Brown, Elizabeth, N. J. 5784
To a linnet in a cage; song, w Francis
Ledwidge. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E
unp. 117698; Eugénie deGuérin Kit-
tredge, Washington. 5785
To be beloved; waltz; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 119239;
Albert Bange, Torrean, Coahuila,
Mexico. 5786
To be like Jesus; gospel solo, w and m
Peter J. Doogan. © Dec. 1, 1935; E
pub. 53373; Mrs. L. M. Hedge, Port-
land, Or. D787.
rick ; equal voices. © Feb. 11, 1936;
E for. 42901; Harry Brook, Stam-
ford, England. 5788
To find a girl like you; w Samuel Par-
ness, and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18,
1936; E unp. 118487; Lillian Fleisch-
man, New York. 5789)
To have and to hold you; w and mel-
ody Ted Bentley and C. J. Ross. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 118458;
Edward Montfort (Ted) Bentley and
Cecil Jacob Ross, Los Angeles. 5790
To know you is to want you; w Sam M.
Lewis, m Peter De Rose; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Jan. 28, 1986; E
pub. 53182 ; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 5791
To meadows; w Robert Herrick, m
Francis Williams; unison voices. ©
Oct. 17, 1985; E for. 42855; Oxford
univ. press, London. 5792
Toccata on Nassau; Haster theme,
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Feb.
29, 1986; E pub. 53625; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 5793
Together forever; w and m Norman
Callin ; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14,
1936; E for. 42814; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 5794
Tom-o-lom-boo; w Jack Bathé, m Syl-
via Austin. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1986; EB
unp. 116558; Charles Gordon Bathé,
Tulsa, Okl. 57195
To-morrow I'll see you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 118083 ;
Jay Bullock, Los Angeles. 5796
To-night and you; melody. © 1 «
Feb. 12, 1986; E unp. 118970; Ellis
Jackson, St. Louis. 5797
Tonight the world is mine; song, w
Ray Allanson. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
E up. 119094; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 5798
Too beautiful to be true; w and melody
Dell Daven. © 1. Feb. 10, 1936;
E unp. 117943; Delbert Avery Dav-
enbaugh, Chicago. 5799)
Too late; English version Elisabeth M.
Lockwood, m Zoltan Kodaly ; mixed
voices. © Oct. 18, 1935; E for.
42836; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 5800
Top o’ the world; fox trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1. Feb. 4, 1936;
E unp. 117623 ; Mabel F. Davis, Medi-
apolis, Ia. 5801
245
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5802
pt: Ma RbiShiniak
Touch (The) of your lips; w and m | Trink dir erst ein bisschen stimmung
Ray Noble; with guit. arr. © Feb.
26, 1936; E pub. 53581; Santly bros.-
Joy, inec., New York. 5802
Touch (The) of your magic hand; m
Don" Lucido: ph.awath iw |©wiye.
Feb. 1, 1936; E unp. 117386; Samuel
Paul Lumetta, Detroit. 5803:
Tournament (The) march; by Merle
G. Prugh; band pts. © Dee. 1, 1935;
E pub. 53556; Merle G. Prugh, Cody,
Wy. 5804
Town topics; by Frank Weldon; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 118288 ;
Howard HE. Wilson, New York. 5805
Townsend (The) campaign march; w
and m Marie A. Beaurman, arr. D.
Clingenpeel: band sc. © 1 c¢. Feb.
25, 1936; BH unp. 119015; Pred’ 'S.
Lambert, Tacoma. 5806
Townsend campaign march; w and m
Marie A. Beaurman; pf. ©1c. Feb.
17, 19386; E unp. 118282; Fred S.
Lambert, Tacoma. 5807
Townsend (The) march; song. ©
Jan, 28, 1936; 2c. Jan. 3; 8) pub.
53236; George Walter Sailer, Brook-
lyn. 5808
Townsend’s square deal; w P. B. Johns
and T. E. Johns, m Wm, T. Johns
and John Francis Johns. © 1 «.
Jan. 22, 1986; EH unp. 118715; Peggie
Burke Johns, Winterset, Ia. o809!
Tragedy (A) in smoke; song. ©1c.
Feb. 21; 1986; E unp. 118802; Adele
Mae Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 5810
Trails; song. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E
unp. 117298; Clara Elizabeth Morri-
son, Detroit. 5811
Treadin’ the town; w Leah Forster,
m Carlton James. © 1 @. Feb. 6,
1986; E unp. 117753; James A. N.
Caruso, New York. 0812
Tree (The); melody. © 1. Feb. 3,
1986; E unp. 117522; Mary Julian
Glover, New York. 5813.
Tree (A) in Tipperary; w Frank Loes-
ser,m Irving Actman; with guit. arr.
© Feb. 19, 1986; E pub. 53501; Ed-
ward B. Marks musie corp., New
York. 5814
Tribute (A) to the late senator, Huey
P. Long; w Amos Browning, m
Luther A. Clark. © Feb. 12, 1936;
E pub. 53578; August P. Kugler,
Istrouma, La. 5815
an; Schneller foxtrot, text u. m Wolf
Leroy, arr. komponisten ; orch. stim-
men mit gesangstrio. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 42967 ; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 5816
Trip-a-way (The); pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1936: FH unp. 118011;
Myrtle Vail, Chicago. 5817
Trip (A) to Mars; song, m Charley
Kisco. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; E unp.
118066; Harry Tobias, Hollywood,
Calif. 5818
True (A) kiss from you, honey; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; H
unp. 118746; Lawrence Zimmerman,
Saginaw, Mich. 0819
Truly rural; w and m Dave Oppen-
heim and Michael Cleary ; with guit.
arr. © Jan. 31, 1986; E pub. 53572;
Southern music pub. co., inec., New
York. 5820
Tschaikowsky (Peter IT itch) The
coming of day; op. 46, no. 6, w tr.
from the French and m arr., Bryce-
son Treharne; mixed cho. © Feb.
13, 1936; E pub. 53424; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 5821
Marche slav; adaptation of m,
lesson analysis and story John
Thompson; pf. © Feb. 8, 1986; EB
pub. 53364; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 5822
None but the lonely heart; op. 6,
no. 6, poem Goethe, English version
Arthur Westbrook, m arr. Hugo
Frey. © Dec. 16, 1985; E pub.
53482; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5823
Troika en traineaux; op. 37, no.
11, rev. and ed. Elliot Griffis; pf.;
with bibographical sketch and glos-
sary. Rey. ed., with fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, etc., E. Griffis. © Feb.
19, 1986; E pub. 53587; Art publica-
tion soc., Clayton, Mo. 5824
Tu disfranz; tango, paroles francaises
Henri Reclose, m A. Danesi, arr.
Francis Gregson; orch. ptes. © Dee.
26, 1985; E for. 42965; Editions
Baetz et cie., Paris. 5825
Tu imagen; bolero, cancién. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 26, 1985; E unp. 117885; Ar-
mando Valdespi, Havana. 5826
Tu mirar; Spanish waltz; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 15, 1936; E for. 42765; Amado
Urmeneta, Barcelona, Spain. 5827
246
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
5854
Tu secreto; bolero, cancién. © 1 «.
Dec. 26, 1985; E unp. 117880; Arm-
ando Valdespi, Havana. 5828
Tunes for tiny troubadours; w Rachel
Jane Willoughby, m Morris W. Ham-
ilton. © Feb. 28, 1986; E pub. 53627;
G. P. Putnam’s sons, New York.
5829)
Tuning up; w and melodies [compiled
and ed.] Mabelle Glenn, Helen §&.
Leavitt, Victor L. F. Rebmann and
Earl L. Baker. © Jan. 6, 1986; A
91811; Ginn & co., Boston. 5830:
Turn on the radio; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119188;
Ann Pape, Wilmington, N. C. 5831
Tus labios dijeron; bolero cancion,
letra Esperanza Casal; con acordes
de guit. Clara Romero. © Jan. 5,
1936; E for. 43094; Graciela Par-
raga, Havana. 58382
Twenty four hours long; fox trot song.
© 1e. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117447;
T. De Giralomo, Middlebranch, O.
5833
Twilight and roses; waltz, w and m
Philip Sydney. © Feb. 7, 1986; E
pub. 53339; Philip Sydney Harris,
Detroit. 5834
Twilight and you in a garden fair;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986;
E unp. 118730; Julia Louise Brown,
La Center, Wash. 5839:
Twilight at Capri; by Francois Grévé;
pf. © Feb. 3. 1936; E pub. 53250;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
5836
Twilight bells; male voices.
Feb. 13, 19386; E unp. 118146; Henry
B. O’Connell, West Haven, Conn.
5837
Twilight dreams; w Tyra Lemuel
Vick; pf: © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; &
unp. 118649; Sylvester Long .Cross,
Portland, Or. 50838
Twilight (A) lullaby; song, w Mar-
garet C. Groom. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936;
EH unp. 118092; Gertrude E. Groom,
Newtonville, Mass. 5839
Twilight of the heart; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
4, 1936; E unp. 117630; Darleen L.
Stevens, Rainier, Or. 5840
Twilight on the trail; from The trail
of the lonesome pine, w and m Sidney
D. Mitchell and Louis Alter; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Jan. 29,
©imlaee
1936; E pub. 55247; Famous music
corp., New York. 5841
Twilight waltz. ©1¢. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 119328; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 0842
pf. © Feb. 7, 1936; E pub. 53471;
Nellie Carroll Pew, Honolulu. 5843
Two guitars; English w Howard John-
son, voice arr. Ed. Smalle; men’s
voices. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub. 53229;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5844
Two hearts beating together; w Brack
Burrus; pf. © 1 ¢ Feb. 20, 1936;
E unp. 118650; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 5845
Two in.a canoe; w Joseph Paul.
Mecanko, with melody. © 1c. Feb.
24, 1936; E wunp. 118979; Francis
Aquilla Schwartz, Bradford, Pa.
5846
Two in love; w and m Bud Green, Joe
Myrow and Buddy Clark; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Jan. 29,
1936; E pub. 538245; Famous music
corp., New York. D847
Two (The) of us; w and m Tommy
James. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp.
118158; Thomas T. James, Albany,
Ga. 5848
Two red lips; w and m Bernice Irene
Clere and L. H. Gondringer. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117812; Law-
rence H. Gondringer, Osceola, Neb.
5849
Two roses; w Herb Pornhagen; pf.
©1c. Jan. 31, 1936; E unp. 118096;
Hugo Kassner, New York. 5850
Two silhouettes on the moon; w and
melody Eugene Jelesnik, Arthur
Weiner, Marjorie Harper and Biil
Livingston. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; H
unp. 117979; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 5851
Two sweethearts evermore; fox trot
song, w Anthony MecGettigan. ©
1 c. Jan. 138, 1936; E unp. 117487;
Susan McGettigan, Brooklyn. 5852
Tyrolean folk-lied ; compiled and arr.;
pr. 7 Oe? "ah Weprs; P1936 7 NEY unp.
117967 ; Elias Tenzer, New York.
5893
Ultimo (L’) bacio; mand., con versi.
Feb. 8, 1936; E pub. 538399;
Michael Camporeale, New York.
5854
247
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5855
Ulv6-hambo; hambo-polska, text
Sverker Adhe, m Liss Emil, arr.
David Ottoson; salongsork. stammor.
© Dec. 23, 1982; E for. 42727; A. b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, Stock-
holin. 5850
Ump bum bum; song. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1936 ; E unp. 119234; Leslie C. Groff,
Chicago. 5856
Uncle Sam’s on parade; w and m Will
H. Dulmage and EH. P. Womack. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118394;
HKdward P. Womack, Detroit. 5857
Under Stockholms broar; vals ur Heja
folket, text: Dardaneil-Dix Dennie,
m: Jules Sylvain; pf. © Jan. 1,
1936; EH for. 42766; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm. 5858
Under the skin; song. © 1c. Feb. 7,
1986; E unp. 117840; Lewis Nelson
Paul, Santa Cruz, Calif. D809
Under the spell of the blues; song, w
Ken Harrison. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117711; Edgar Melvin Samp-
son, New York. 5860
Under the spell of the moon; w C.
Yacich and F. Arena, m C. Caraza.
© Ae Beb..6, 1936; Hi unp., 17 2:
Chris Yacich and Frank Arena, New
Orleans, and Castro Carazo, Baton
Rouge, La. o861
Underneath a western sky; from Song
of the saddle, w Jack Scholl, m M. K.
Jerome and Ted Fiorito; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Jan. 30, 1936; E
pub. 58195 ; Remick music corp., New
York. 5862
Underneath the starry sky; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 118003;
Lloyd W. Yarrow, Binscarth, Manit.,
Canada. 5863
Unfinished blues; pf. © 1. Feb. 3,
19386; E unp. 117538; Loras Harriett
Kuzuhara, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
5864
Unioneer; song, melody Luther A.
@lank, «©: Mebs 1, 1936.1) apub.
53386; John Storm, Benwood, W. Va.
5865
Universal peace; song. © 1c. Feb. 14,
1986; EH unp. 118166; Augusta Wil-
kinson, Boise, Id. 5866
Unless you’re in love; song. ©1..
Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 117666; Jean
Marjorie Van Ness, San Fernando,
Calif. 5867
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Until you’re mine to hold; song, m I. I.
Frankel and Eve Applefield. © 1 e.
Feb, 24, 1936; E unp. 118864; Irving
I. Frankel, Beverly Hills, Calif.
5868
Unto the hills; w Fred Winslow Rust,
m Alice Margaret Mayo. © Feb. 14,
1986; E pub. 53231; Fred Winslow
Rust, Boston. 5869
Unvollkommene (Die) ehe; musikal-
isches lustspiel, nach einem roman
G. v. Sazenhofen, v. Albrecht Neh-
ring. Klavierauszug mit text. ©
Oct. 25, 1985; H for. 42952; Allegro
theaterverlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
5870
Up in room 14; melody Roy Shield. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 19, 1986; BH unp. 1issi;
Robbins music corp., New York.
5871
Up in the air; fox-trot song. ©1..
Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 118729; Alice
Lampson, Kennewick, Wash. 5872
Upside down; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117966;
Nicholas Nickley, San Francisco.
5873
Vagabond moon; song, w Howard Gil-
bert Rion; with guit. arr. © Feb.
19, 1986; E pub. 53522; John Mil-
born Rion, Farmington, Mo. 5874
Vals de Jas sombras; vals lento, can-
cién. © Dec. 22, 1935; E for. 43097 ;
Ernesto Lecuona, Havana. 5875
Valse amoureuse; by Joan Fresco; EH
flat alto saxophone and pf. © Feb.
12, 1936; E for. 42848 ; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London, 5876
Valse Ceri-cola ; accordion. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1936; E unp. 117992; Mike Ciri-
cola, Cleveland. 5877
Valse indienne; band. Conductor’s se.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118838 ;
Elmo Vivian Hthan Roesler, Gary,
Ind. 5878
Valse lente; pf. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1936;
EH unp. 117968; Elias Tenzer, New
York. 5879
Valse romantique; pf. ©1c. Feb. 11,
1936; E unp. 118039; Salvatore Pag-
liaro, Corona, L. I., N. Y. 5880
Valsette; op. 40, nr. 1, [and] Rondo-
letto; op. 40, nr. 7: Jean Sibelius,
bearb. Herman Sjoblom; salonoreh.
stimmen. © Nov. 11, 1935; E for.
42818; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Tee
5881
248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Vancouver; song, arr. Fred Weaver.
© Oct. 28, 1985; E for. 43040; Frank
McHown, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
5882
Van Leeuwen (Ary) Four minia-
tures; transcribed; 4 flutes in C, or
2 flutes and 2 B flat clarinets. ©
Feb. 12, 1986; E pub. 53403; Albert
J. Andraud, Cincinnati. 5883
Velvet shoes and satin ribbons; song.
©1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp. 118188;
Lucile Rudesill, Ft. Dodge, Ia. 5884
Ven a mi otra vez; cancién. © Dec.
22, 1935; E for. 48098; Ernesto Lecu-
ona, Havana. 5885
Verliebt sein kannst du nur in Wien;
wienerlied, w Rudolf Hoffman u.
Otto Rajzek, m Gyula Geiger. ©
Dee. 14, 1985; E for. 43014; Dacapo
verlag, Vienna. 5886
Verlorene (Der) sohn; oper, Robert
Heger, klavierauszug mit gesang Er-
win Stein. © Oct. 18, 1935; D
39025; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 5886*
Very very soon; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117934; Law-
rence James La Gorio, Los Angeles.
5887
Victory, alleluia; Easter anthem, R. E.
De Reef, arr. J. W. Simpson; mixed
voices. © Jan. 31, 19386; E pub.
53169; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridge-
field Park, N. J. ' 5888
Victory for G. O. P.; wand melody. ©
1 ce. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117548; Ar-
thur Weinberg, Chicago. 5889:
Vidalita; letra y melodia. © 1c. Feb.
29, 19386; E unp. 1193826; Agustin Ar-
gentino Cornejo, New York. 5880)
Viene la conga; conga; pf., con letra.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119056;
Eliseo Grenet, Havana. 5891
Vienna 1913; by Bainbridge Crist;
band; full sc. © Jan. 29, 1986; E
pub. 53196; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5892
Violin-konzert; v. Hilding Rosenberg,
op. 22; violine u. pf. © Dec. 27,
1935 ; HE for. 42826; Foreningen sven-
Ska tonsiittare, Stockholm. 5893
Violin song; song, w Aline Kilmer. ©
Dec. 20, 1985; E pub. 53570; Leo
Koutzen, New York. 5894
Vision of loveliness; song. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1936; E unp. 118410; Carl Talbot
White, New York. 5895
5907
Vivendo accanto a te; slow-fox, parole
em Mario Nascimbene; orch. pti. ©
Sept. 2, 1985; E for. 48114; Casa
musicale Fabbri & ¢c., Trieste, Italy.
5896
Vocalise-étude; no. 151, Olivier Mes-
siaen ; voix élevées. © Aug. 1, 1935;
E for. 42706; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 5897
no, 158, Louis Beydts; voix éle-
vées. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42708;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 5898
no, 154, P. Donostia; voix moyen-
nes. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42709;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 5899
no. 155, Haro Stepanian; voix
élevées. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for.
42710; Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris.
5900
Vocalise-étude (2°); no. 152, extraite
de la ecantate du Centenaire de
VAlgérie, A. Mariotte; voix elevées.
© Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 42707; Al-
phonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 5901
Voice (The) of the chimes; w Fred-
erick H. Martens, m A. Luigini, arr.
Henry P. Cross; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 5, 1936; E pub. 58334; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 5902
Volkslieder aus Osterreich; ausge-
wiihlt u. hrsg. Gustav Moissl u. Curt
Rotter, klavierbegl. G. Moissl. ©
Dec. 5, 19385; E for. 48025; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 5903
Vom singen zum klavierspielen; ton-
wortschule, fiir Klavier wu. Schul-
musikunterricht, nach den grundsit-
zen Carl Hitz, v. Richard Junker u.
Rudolf Maria Breithaupt. © Nov.
28, 1983; E for. 42951; Henry
Litolft’s verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-
many. 5904
Vood you do it if you vas me; w and
melody. ©1e. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp.
117657 ; Morry Harmon, New York.
5905
Vor lauter liebe weiss ich nicht mehr
aus und ein; 6/8, deutscher text u.
m Ludwig Roman Chmel; odeon u.
salonorch. stimmen. © Feb. 1, 1936;
E for. 43090; A. Cranz, Brussels.
50906
Vows that I have made; song, arr.
Bernie Clements. © 1 c« Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 117936; Geo. W. Wagers
and Pete Marchiando, Houston.
5907
249
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5908
Wir’ ich ihr freund, mein friiulein;
Slowfox, text Rudolph Bertram, m
Bruno Uher. © Sept. 28, 1985; H
for. 42850'; Dacapo-verlag, Vienna.
5908
Lohengrin; fan-
oper, bearb. Max
orch. stimmen. ©
EK for. 48011; B.
Mainz, Germany.
5909
Wailua Falls; Hawaiian waltz song.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 118058;
Byron Charles Gwinn, Swampscott,
Mass. 5910
Waiting; voice or violin, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1986; E unp. 117961 :
Enid Rosengreen, Logan, Utah.
5911
——w and melody Chick Howdy. ©
1 c. Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119846;
Charles M. Freeman, Cincinnati.
5912
Waiting by the river; waltz song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
19386; E unp. 119141; Annie L. El-
more, Washington. 5913
Waiting for a call from you; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 1, 1986; BE. unp. 117394;
Helen E. Markham, Boulder, Col.
5914
Waiting for you; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118192; Charlotte
Ames, Curtice, O. 5915
Wake up and sing; w and m Carmen
Lombardo, Cliff Friend and Charlie
Tobias; with guit. arr. © Jan. 31,
1986; E pub. 58255; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 5916
Wake up you Uncle Sammie; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 27, 1986; EB
unp. 119162; Bert Gordon, New York.
5917
Walking along singing my song; fox
trot song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1986: E
unp, 117585; B. Blount, Charleston,
W. Va. 5918
Walking in the garden; w Ethel Rosa-
mond Palmer; pf. © 1. Feb. 20,
1986; E unp. 118651; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 5919
Waller’s (Fats) original piano conecep-
tions; special pf. arrs., Fats Waller.
© Dec. 14, 1935; E pub. 52924; Mills
music, inc., New York. 5920
Walls of sorrow; waltz melody. ©1e.
Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 117771; Adolph
A. Silberman, Brooklyn. 5921
Wagener (Richard)
tasie aus der
Rhode, op. 35;
Dec. 27, 1985;
Schott’s sohne,
pt. 2, ES), Wi Sil
Waltz medley; from Heart’s desire,
Richard Lauber; pf. © Feb. 18,
1936; E for. 48092; Keith, Prowse &
co., 1td., London. 5922
Waltz (The) of desire; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1986; E unp. 119127; Theodore
Fountain, New York. 5923:
Waltz (The) of home sweet home;
song. © 1c. Feb. 8, 19386; E unp.
117851; Irving DeGraw, jr., Little
Falls, N. J. 5924
Waltzing in the moonlight; valse song.
©1«e Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118991 ;
Charles W. Norbeck, Baltimore.
5925.
Waltzing to paradise; w and melody
Pat Ballard and Chas. Henderson.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 19386; E unp. 118400;
Francis Drake Ballard, New York..
5926
Waltzing with a stranger; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 4,
1936; E unp. 117622; Charles L.
Garcia, New York. 5927
Wand’ring; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 27, 19386; Hi
unp. 119140; Franz J. Quirin, Al-
toona, Pa. 5928:
Wanting you; w and m Jerry White,
pf. sc. Charlotte Wood. © 1 ¢. Feb.
5, 1936; E unp. 117718; Charlotte N.
Wood, Springfield, Mo. 5929:
Was hab’ ich dir getan; English waltz,.
text Stefan Goll, m Karl Féderl. ©
Nov. 15, 1935; E for. 42912; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 5930:
Was it really love, or just a love affair ;
w John Mooney, m J. Pacheco. ©
1 ce. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 118499;
John W. Mooney and Justin Pacheco,
Los Angeles. 5931
Watch your step; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118712;
Martin Schwab, Los Angeles. 5982
Watching the boats come in; w M.
Silha, m J. F. Silha. ©1¢ Feb. 2%
1936; E unp. 119259; J[oseph]
F[ranz] Silha and Marline Silha,
Rochester, N. Y. 5933.
Waves of the sea; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 119063;
Herman Engel, Detroit. 5984
Way down deep in your heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118082; Ausbie Allen York, Level-
land, Tex. 5935
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Way (The) is growing better every
day; hymn, w and m Floyd W. Haw-
kins. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 58638 ;
Nazarene pub. house, Kansas City,
Mo. 5936
Way out on the prairie; song. ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117485; Glen
Giffen, Clyde, O. 5937
We believe in you, Franklin D.; w
Harold Orlob, with melody. © 1 e¢.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117832; Frank
J. Novak, jr., New York. 5938
We buried her beneath the willow; w
and m Cumberland Ridge Runners,
arr. Mort H. Glickman, Hawaiian
guit. Solo, in note and diagram, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with ukulele and
guit. chords. © Feb. 5, 1936; E pub.
538312; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
5939
We dance in rythym [sic] and rhyme;
pf., with w. © 1. Feb. 19, 1936;
E unp. 118559; Thomas George
Sutherland, Chicago. 5940
We know it; hymn, w and m H. von
Berge. © Feb. 6, 1936; E pub.
53009; German Baptist publication
soc., Cleveland. 5941
We'll be a happy family; song. ©1«.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117837; Dena
Stuifbergen, Kalamazoo, Mich. 5942
We'll be happy again; song. ©1e.
Feb. 5, 19386; E unp. 117686; Sue
Mosley Pickett, i. e. Mrs. David Pick-
ett, Piper, Ala. 5943)
We'll live to-night; song. © 1c. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118809; Albert Hay
Malotte, Los Angeles. 5944
We'll waltz by the light of the moon;
song, m D. Richardson and Vallie
Hall. ©1e. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp.
119120; Douglas Richardson, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 5945:
We love Texas; mixed cho. © Feb. 1,
1986; Epub. 538381; V[irgil] O.
Stamps, Dallas. 5946
We must say good-night ; waltz, w and
melody Manuela Budrow. © 1 e.
Feb. 21, 1936; E unp..118788; Manu-
ela V. Rafferty, Los Angeles. 5947
We're for Roosevelt; song. © Jan. 21,
1936; H pub. 538404; William McRae,
Chicago. 5948
‘We're headin’ for a weddin’ in the
hills; w and m Wendell Hall; with
guit. arr. © Jan. 31, 1986; E pub.
53268; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 5949
5962
We sat beneath the maple on the hill;
song, Gussie L. Davis, arr. Mort. H.
Glickman, Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram arr. Nick Mano-
loff; with ukulele and guit. chords.
© Jan. 27, 1936; E pub. 53214; Calu-
met music co., Chicago, 5950
We simply can’t go wrong; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp.
118749; Clara Bell Rupp, Bisbee,
Ariz. 5951
We will anchor our plane; song. ©
1 e@. Jan. 30, 1986; E unp. 117869;
Walter Emmett Blair, Keene, N. H.
5952
Weary, lonely and blue; w and m Mae
Richmond. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; HE
unp. 117748; Maceo A. Richmond,
Media, Pa. 5953
/Weathers; w Thomas Hardy, m Phyl-
lis Tate; unison voices. © Oct. 17,
1935; E for. 42856; Oxford univ.
press, London. 5954
Wedding bells in the valley; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
118948; Francis Raymond Dailey,
Cranston, R. I. 5955
Wedding church bells ring so merrily ;
song. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1936; E unp.
118122; Hmmat. Norman Frauman,
Cincinnati. 5956
Wee (The) Macgreegor; Highland pa-
trol, H. G. Amers, arr. Erik Hansen ;
pf.-accordion band pts. © Feb. 7,
19386; E for. 43069; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 5957
Week-end girl; w A. Scheftel, melody
M. Hochman. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118019; Maurice Hochman
and Al Scheftel, Ossining, N. Y.
5958
Weevily wheat; pf. and violin, with
guit. chords, arr. © Jan. 17, 1936;
EH pub. 53067; M. M. Coie pub. co.,
Chicago. 5959
Weib (A) auf batuge; instrumental.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117665;
Samuel Grichtman, Brooklyn. 5960
Weihnachtslied; von Seth Calvisius,
hrsg. Karl Straube; 6 stimmigen
chor, a cappella. Partitur. © Dec.
18, 19385; EH for. 42821; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 5961
Weine nicht; walzer, w u. m Paul
Lincke; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Aug. 1, 1985; E for. 42932; Riihle &
Wendling musikverlag, Leipzig.
5962
251
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5963
pt. III, n. s., v. 8h
Weit drausst in der vorstadt von
Wien; Wiener lied, w Rudolf Siec-
zyuski, m Ferry Wunsch. © Oct. 5,
19385; E for, 42914; Ludwig Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Vi-
enna. 5963
Welcome stranger; w and melody
Johnny Mercer. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936;
E unp. 118075; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 5964
Wenn der alte brunnen rascht .. .;
English waltz, text Fritz Lohner, m
Viktor Altmann. © Nov. 18, 1935;
E for. 42913; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
5965
Wenn der mond alles sieht; foxtrot, w
Klaus S. Richter, m Ludwig Schmid-
seder, arr. Gerhard Mohr; orch.
stimmen. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
42807; Risi-ton-verlag, Berlin. 5966
Wenn ich ein midel wiisst; slowfox,
aus tonfilm Ein junger herr aus Ox-
ford, text u. m Max Niederberger.
© Oct. 8, 1935; E for. 42921; Luda-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 5967
Wenn ich fiir jedes busserl einen gro-
schen hatt’; wienerlied, text Hrich
Meder u. A. Steinberg-Frank, m Al-
bert Bachrich. © Oct. 5, 1935; E
for. 42911; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 5968
Wenn liebe befiehlt; operette, Julius
Werth u. Gustav Quedenfeldt, bearb.
EKugen Rex, gesangstexte Julius
Werth, m Joseph Snaga. Klavieraus-
zug zum dirigieren eingerichtet. ©
June 15, 1985; D 39018; Deutscher
btihnenvertrieb u. Max Hesses verlag,
Berlin. 5968*
Wenn tiber stiller heide; v. Wilhelm
Raabe, vertont Franz Mayerhoff. 1.
Mittlere stimme.—2. Tiefe stimme.
© Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 42939, 42940;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 5969, 5970
Western waltz. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1986;
E unp. 119329; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 5971
Westport loyalty song; w and m Ruth
Hemenway Keenan. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1986; E unp. 118346; Westport high
school, Kansas City, Mo. 5972
What a gal; song. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1936;
E unp. 117693; Ralph E. Skedgell,
Millville, N. J. 5973.
What a miser the sea must be; song.
© Jan. 18, 1936; 2 ¢. Jan. 25; E pub.
2
~
9)
53220; Charles H. Johnson, Eastport,
Me. 5974
What a pal can do to you; song, arr.
Henry Pritchard. © 1 c¢. Feb. 21,
1936; E unp. 118804; Richard Mur-
ray, New Orleans. 5975.
What ean it be that’s wrong with me;
song, m William Holiday. © 1 «.
Feb, 20, 1936; E unp. 118579'; Albert
Bryce Morgan, Tamaqua, Pa. 5976
What is a kiss; w Al Feldman and
Guy Noble, m Morry Perlman; with
suit. arr. © Feb. 3, 1936; Hipub:
53486; Mills music, inc., New York.
5977
What is love: pf., with w. ©1e. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 119260; Frank C.
Moody, jr., Wewoka, Okl. 5978
What more could anyone do; w Chas.
C. Weiss, and melody. © 1. Jan.
20, 1936; E unp. 117652; William
Joseph Kramer, Monongahela, Pa.
5979
What’s ailin’ you; song. © 1c. Feb.
5, 1986; E unp. 117701; Mary Gil-
breth, McFarland, Calif. 5980
What’s in my heart; song. © 1 e.
Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 119190; G. I.
Walker, Houston, 5981
What’s it to you; fox trot song. ©
1c Jan. 13, 1936; E unp. 117408;
Ethel H. Millette, Haverhill, N. H.
5982
What’s the name of that song; w Tot
Seymour, m Vee Lawnhurst; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Jan. 239,
1986; E pub. 53254; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 5983
What shall he have that killed the
deer; w Shakespeare, m Frederic H.
Wood, op. 33, no. 2, tonie sol-fa tr.
H. J. Timothy; 2 voices. © Feb.
10, 1986; E for. 43077; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 5984
What was that tune that we played
last night; w and melody Red Hodg-
son, Ronnie Garrett and Norris John-
son. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118820; William Harold Hodgson,
Chicago. 0985.
What will a nickel buy; song. © Jan.
31, 1936; E pub, 538496; Charles C.
Fenno, jr., White Plains, N. Y.
5986:
Whatever it is, it makes me love you;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936;
EH unp. 117985; Lawrence James La
Gorio, Los Angeles. 5987
2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
Wheel (The) of the wagon is broken;
w and m Box, Cox and Michael Carr,
orch. se. Frank Skinner; with male
trio arr. Frank .E.. Barry. .© Feb.
19, 1986; E pub. 53565; Irwin Dash
music co., Itd., London. 5988
with guit. arr. New Arner.
version. © Feb. 24, 1986; E pub.
53630; Irwin Dash music co., ltd.
London. 5989!
When all is still; w Thomas K. Hervey,
m Russell Hancock Miles; male
voices. © Feb. 5, 1986; E pub.
haoll: H. T. FitzSimons co., Chi-
cago. 5990
When apple trees bloom; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117508;
Marie Frye, Palmyra, Mich. 5891
When autumn breezes blow; song. ©
Jan. 16, 1986; E pub. 58278; Robert
J. Kirk, Norwood, Pa. 5992
When blue eyes close forever; pf., with
w. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119075; Eva Clark, Vernonia, Or.
5993
When Budapest was young; w Jimmy
Kennedy, m André Milos; with uku-
lele and accordeon arrs. © Dec. 138,
1935; E for. 42980; Peter Maurice
music co., Itd., London. 5994
When business interferes with pleas-
ure; w James Cavanaugh and Mitch-
ell Parish, m Bob Emmerich; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Feb. 3, 19386;
E pub. 53495; Mills music, ine., New
York. 5995
When dreams come true; song. ©1e.
Feb, 11, 1986; E unp. 118980; Hula
Floy Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 5996
When first my way to fair I took; w
A. E. Housman, m Daniel Gregory
Mason. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
52198; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 0997
When God speaks; solo, w Carlton C.
Buck, m Frank A. Simpkins. © Feb.
24, 1986; E pub. 53642; Haldor Lil-
lenas, Kansas City, Mo. 5998
When grandma draws her Townsend
pension ; song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1986;
E unp. 117982; Fay Berst, Tulsa.
5999
When h’I was h’out h’in h’India; w
and m Algy More and Raymond Wal-
lace; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14,
1986; E for. 42810; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 6000
6014
When hillbillies go to town; w Zeke
Moran, melody Red Burns. © 1.
Feb. 25, 1986; E unp. 118946; Walter
Burns, Bridgeport, Conn. 6001
When Hilo Hattie does the Hilo-hop;
w and m Don MeDiarmid and J.
Noble; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 7,
1986; E pub. 58467; Johnny Noble,
Honolulu. 6002
When I am with you; fox trot Song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 119001;
Frank Bevacqua, Fulton, N. Y. 6003
When I awake in His likeness; arr.
Geo. A. Isbell; mixed voices. ©1 6.
Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119244; Charles
F. Plum, Coachella, Calif. 6004
When I awoke and found it was a
dream; fox trot song. © 1c. Feb.
1%, 1986; EH unp. 118990; John
Pietraszko, Coleman, Alta., Canada.
6005
When I danced the moon dance with
you; song. © 1. Feb. 15, 1986; HE
unp. 118244; Don Coss, Wheeling,
W. Va. 6006
When I hear you say I do; w and
melody. ©1«. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119294; Virgil Anthony Knox, New
York. 6007
When I hold you in my arms; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1986; E
unp. 119017; Gus Matthew Gervel,
Kingston, Pa. 6008
When I look at you; song. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1936; E unp. 118411; Carl Talbot
White, New York. 6009
When I’m with you; song, pf. se. arr.
Bob Taylor. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1936;
E unp. 118320; Horace A. Kessler,
Denver. 6010
— w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1986; E unp. 118855; George Henry
Carroll, Washington. 6011
When I see blossoms spring; duet, w
anon., m Leslie Woodgate; ten. and
bar. © Oct. 17, 1935; E for. 42866;
Oxford univ. press, London. 6012
When I talk to the moon about you;
waltz, w and melody. ©41c. Feb. 6,
1986; E unp. 117758; Albert Voor-
hees Van Aman, Los Angeles. 6013
When I waltz with mother; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
117542; Margret Van De Putt, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 6014
293
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6015
When Ireland turns to heaven; song.
©1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118190;
Martin J. McMahon, Schenectady,
INE Xo 6015
When it’s hog killing time in Dixie;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118662;
John Gorrell, Danville, Va. 6016:
When it’s lovetime in Loveland; song.
1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117406;
Theodore Garbisch and Al Leo,
Detroit. GO1LT
When it’s night time on the prairie;
song; with guit. arr. © 1c. Feb. 1,
1936; E unp. 117501; Ralph Leslie
and Melvin Leslie, Los Angeles.
6018
When it’s round up time again; fox
trot song. © 1.c Jan. 13,1986; H
unp. 117421; H. E. W. Howell, Las
Vegas, Nev. 6019
When it’s springtime in the pines;
song, m James L. Brown: with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Feb. 3, 19386; E unp.
117507; Esther Evelyn Burrows,
Jamestown, N. D. 6020
When love was in bloom; w Joe Ernest
Riggs; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118652; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6021
When my dreams go on parade; song,
m Arthur Olsen. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1936;
E unp. 117867; Oscar Herman Gris-
cott, Pittsburgh. 6022)
When my eyes met yours; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 ce Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119302; Virgie Hllis,
Proctorville, O. 6025
When my mother sang at twilight;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
tic. Feb. 4, 1986; E unp. 117631;
Myrtle Conklin, Virginia City, Mont.
6024
When silver stars swing low, mother
is nearer to me; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117564;
Charles Wyslie Hay, Great Falls,
Mont. 6025
When somebody loses then somebody
wins; w and m Willie Broonzy; pf.
treble. ©1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp.
119293; Wabash music co., Chicago.
6026
When the birds come back in the
Spring; valse, w and m Ida Craw-
ford.’ © 1 ¢. Jan- 27, 1986- "H unp.
117582; Ida Benning, Brownsville,
Or. 6027
pt. Tren svroL
When the circus comes to town; m
Dorothy Arthur and P. Dinus; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 117963; Paul Dinus, Hollywood,
Calif, 6028
When the golden poppies bloom; fox"
trot song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; BH
unp. 117482; Lottie Gipe, Salinas,
Calif. 6029
When the major’s gong goes ding;
song, melody Guido Ottavi. © 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1986; E unp. 117896; Nicholas
Menutole, Chelsea, Mass. 6030
When the moon comes up in Texas; w
and melody. © 1. Feb. 11, 1936;
EH unp. 118029; Ausbie Allen York,
Levelland, Tex. 6031
When the moon is high; song. ©1c.
Feb. 18, 1986; E unp. 118462; George
Garnet Merkley, Camina, Calif. 6032
Vhen the moon shines down through
the pines; song, melody Luther A.
Clark. ©. 1. Feb. 12, 1986; © unp.
118064; John Storm, Benwood,
W. Va. 6033
When the moon shines over the ocean ;
song, m Will Herring. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118698; Annie G.
O'Hanlon, Savannah. 6084
When the morning-glories bloom in
Michigan; song. © 1 -¢« Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118710; Stella Crone,
Dearborn, Mich. 6035
When the radiator sings; fox trot, w
Jean Lousteau, with melody. ©1..
Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119278; Carl
Jgaspan, Washington. 6036
When the revolution comes; w and
melody. 1c. Feb. 6, 1836; E unp.
117766; Joseph Best, Rahway, N. J.
6037
When the roses bloom again; valse
song. ©1c Jan. 13, 19386; BE unp.
117418; Lillian McKinnie Ray, Ot-
tumwa, Ia. 6088
When the star of my world was you;
fox trot song. ©1e. Jan. 21, 1936;
EH ounp. 117457; R. H. Pettengill, Al-
liance, Neb. 6039
When the stars make love to the moon;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1936;
H unp. 117914; Phil Harris Fahrney,
Hollywood, Calif, 6040
When the sun kisses the trees good-
night; chords, single staff, and w.
© 1c Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117950;
Nathan Smith, Chicago. 6041
204
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no. 2, 1936
6067
When the sun sinks low; song. ©
1c. Jan. 138, 1986; E unp. 117428;
E. Ella Gray and Robert MacGregor,
Invercargill, Southland, New Zea-
land. 6042
When the white plum blows; w Nelle
Richmond Eberhart,, m Charles
Wakefield Cadman; in E flat. ©
Jan. 24, 1986; E for. 42779; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
6043
When the world goes a-maying; song,
m Chelwyn Pounds. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1986; E unp. 117768; John D. Marsh,
Fayetteville, Tenn. 6044
When the yes man said no no; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 7, 19386; E unp.
117814; Gertrude Longueville Snow,
Montreal, 6045:
When they see us arm in arm again;
w Jack Manus, and melody. ©1«.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117972; Ber-
nard Landes, New York. 6046
When twilight falls on blue Cayuga;
song. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1986;°E unp.
117545; Robert Alexander Anderson,
Honolulu, T. H. 6047
When vacation days are over; waltz, w
P. F. Toohey, melody Ray Hibbeler.
©l1ec. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118581 ;
Patrick F. Toohey and Mary T.
Christie, i. e., Mrs. Jas. A. Christie,
Chicago. 6048
When Vienna smiles; w K. Pfeiffer,
melody V. Reiser. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1985; E unp. 114832; Violet Reiser
and Kate Pfeiffer, New York. 6049)
When we meet; w Lura Brown; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118653 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6050
When you believe in me; slow fox-trot
song, m Gustave Sax. ©1c. Feb. 20,
1936 ; E unp. 118682 ; John M. Rogers,
Dunsmuir, Calif. 6051
When you come back to me; song. ©
1 c. Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 117415;
Peter P. Moen, Tompkins, Sask.,
Canada. 6052
When you flew away; w Ione Selman,
m Bernie Clements. © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1986; E unp. 117640; Ethel S. Fox,
Houston, 6053
When you have love you have every-
thing; fox trot song. © 1 ¢ Jan.
28, 19386; E unp. 117731; Mollie Dull,
Red Key, Ind. 6054
When you kiss me goodnight on the
stairs: song. ©.1.¢. Feb. 17, 1936;
EH unp. 118283; Charlotte Winnett
Applebee, Chicago. 6055:
When you’re my own; valse song. ©
1 e¢, Jan. 18, 1986; E unp. 117431;
Mable TT. Wilson, Nephi, Utah.
6056
When you're near; song. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1936; E unp. 118807; Horace
Edwin Donaldson, Paris, Tex. 6057
When you really need a friend; hymn,
w and m Floyd W. Hawkins.
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53650; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 6058
When you're [sic] arms hold me tight;
w and melody Blackie Gunn; pf.
treble. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118889; Charles Blackwell Gunn,
6059
Where are we gonna go to now; w Joe
Cohen, m Janis F. Moss. © 1 e«.
Feb. 6. 1986; E unp. 117779; M. Nor-
man Moss, St. Paul. 6060
Where is my heart; from Three cheers
for love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
118018 ; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 6061
Where is my rainbow; w Joseph Seit-
man, and melody. © 1c. Feb. 3,
1936; E unp. 117525; Gus Edwards,
New York. 6062
Where is my wandering boy to-night;
song, R. Lowry, arr. and Hawaiian
guit. solo, in note and diagram, Nick
Manoloff; with ukulele and guit.
chords. © Jan. 29, 1936; E pub.
538210; Calumet music co., Chicago.
6063
Where love doth reign supreme;
Gertrude Boon Rilance; pf. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118654; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6064
Where the bee sucks; w Shakespeare,
m T. Arne, arr. Frederic H. Wood,
tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Timothy ; unison
voices. © Feb. 10, 1936; E for.
438078; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
6065
Where the mountains high lift their
snow-caps up to the sky; pf., with w.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119296;
Emery L. Rice, Moscow, Id. 6066
Where the yellow roses twine; valse
song. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1936; E unp.
117746; Ida Aten, Monroe, Mich.
6067
Bainbridge, Ga.
205
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6068
Wherever you are; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118830;
William Law, Dayton, O. 6068
While dancing; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 118927; Sylvia
Hilda Benjamin, New York. 6069:
While I’m alone; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
E unp. 118231; Samuel T. Johnson,
Seaboard, N. C. 6070
While the moon swings low; valse
song. ©1ec. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117442; Margaret Rost, Pleasanton,
Kan. 6071
Whispering pines; fox trot song. ©
1 @ dan, 13, 19363, 7K) unpaid:
Thelmer Jaynes, Onarga, Ill. 6072
Whisp’ring willows; song. ©1c. Feb.
14, 1986; E unp. 118156; James War-
ren Locke, Miami Beach, Fla. 6073.
White cliffs; fox-trot, w Ralph Butler
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © Jan. 22, 1936; EH for.
42787; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
6074
White (The) cliffs of Dover; w and m
Harry Leon and Leo Towers; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for.
42812; Macmelodies, 1td., London.
6075
White wings in the shadows; song. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 117956;
Reginald Wood, Miami, Fla. 6076
Who ean tell; w Bert Levine, with
melody. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118842 ; Marcella Turk, Los Angeles.
6077
Who cares what the world may care, if
you don’t care for me; w and melody
Del Daven. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936;
E unp. 117942; Delbert Avery Daven-
baugh, Chicago. 6078
Who knows; w Ned Washington, m
Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
‘118372; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 6079
Who will you love when I’m gone;
song, arr. Milan Mahale; with guit.
chords. © Jan. 15, 1986; E pub.
53557; Carl EH. Haden, Kansas City,
Kan. 6080:
Whoever makes a garden; song, w
anon. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1986; E unp.
118596; Truman EH. Rickard, Minne-
apolis. 6081
pt. 11, D.S., v. dh
Why ; fox-trot song, melody Pelayo A.
Isla and Ben Adelman. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118674; Jose P. Isla,
Havana, Cuba. 6082
— song. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118711; Reno Harms, Cullom, Ill.
6083
—— w Viola Stephens; pf. ©1c. Feb.
20, 1936; E unp. 118655; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 6084
Why did I believe in you; song, w
Edward Sleighel. © 1c Feb. 8,
1936; E unp. 118381; Richmond Leon
Gale, Syracuse. 6085
Why did it happen that way; w and
melody Virginia Baird Mason. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 19386; E unp. 117917;
J. B. Mason, jr., Durham, N. C. 6086
Why did she fall for the leader of the
band; from She shall have music,
w and m Jimmy Kennedy and
Michael Carr; with ukulele and ac-
cordion arrs. © Jan. 4, 1936; E for.
42982; Peter Maurice music co., Itd.,
London. 6087
Why did you let me go; song; melody
Hal Avent. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1936;
HK unp. 117727; Carl Greyham
Threadgill, Taylor, Tex. 6088
Why do I get a thrill, dear; song.
© 1c, Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117395;
Natalie Joyce Kolb, St. Paul. 6089
Why do I love you, oh why; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1986; H
unp. 117971; Sally Burton, Glendale,
Calif. ; 6090
Why do I love you so; w Irving Low-
enthal, m I. M. Lowenthal and Leo
F. Heidelberg, arr. Leo Heidelberg.
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1936; BE unp. 118069 ;
Irving Maurice Lowenthal and Leo-
nard Heidelberg, New York. 6091
Why don’t you go back into circula-
tion; w Manny Posey; pf. ©1-..
Feb. 20, 1936; E unp. 118656; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6092
Why don’t you smile; fox-trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 c. Feb.
14, 1936; E unp. 118238; Dick Steele,
Denver. 6093
Why leave so soon; m J. G. Bacon and
Arthur Osborg; pf., with w.
1 ec Jan. 20, 19836; E unp. 116680;
Jack Gilbert Bacon, Jackson
Heights, N. Y. 6094
Why will you wait; w Marie Richards,
w to cho. and m H, Lillenas; con-
206
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
tralto and ten.
pub. 53665; Haldor Lillenas, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 6095
Why worry, drink and let’s be gay;
w and melody Bob Goldstein. © 1
e. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118835 ; Rob-
ert J. Goldstein, Los Angeles. 6096
Wiener album; bearb. beliebter melo-
dien, Hugo Herrmann; chromatische
handharmonika. © Dee. 9, 19385; E
for. 48024; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 6097
Wild (A) rose; song. ©1ce. Feb. 12,
1936; E unp. 118087; Leslie C. Groff,
Chicago. 6098
Wild Western moonlight; w Haven
Gillespie, m Peter De Rose; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Jan. 31, 1936;
E pub. 53174; Miller music, ince.,
New York. 6099
Will Rogers and Wiley Post; song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118485; Herman J.
Stafford, Ludlow, Ky. 6100
Will the story be told; hymn. © Feb.
24, 1936; E pub. 58633; Haldor Lill-
enas, Kansas City, Mo. 6101
Will you coming along; song. © 1.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 117996; Jo-
seph Horwath, Detroit. 6102
Willamette love song; American-In-
dian barearole, song. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1986; E unp. 118277; Jordan
Belle Lawson, Portland, Or. 6103
Willow trees; w Jeff Moffit, m Marvin
Hatley. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
118583; Robbins music corp., New
York. 6104
Wind; 2-pt. song, w Herbert Asquith,
m Mary Lucas. © Oct. 17, 1935; E
for. 42870; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 6105
Wind (The) tells a story; w and mel-
ody Ted Bentley and C. J. Ross. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 118460;
Edward Montfort (Ted) Bentley and
Cecil Jacob Ross, Los Angeles. 6106
Wings on our feet; w and melody. ©
ie aan. (, 1936; KH unp. 117876;
Hugene Edgar Page, Los Angeles.
6107
Winter serenade; by Herbert Duchin;
chords, single staff. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1936; E unp. 117787 ; Herbert Cohen,
Brooklyn. 6108
With a dollar in your pocket; from
Minsky’s perfect 1936, w Allan Rob-
erts and Jules Loman, m Francis K..
|
© Feb. 24, 1936; E
6122
Shuman; with guit. arr. © Feb. 7,
1986; E pub. 53494; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 6109
With all my heart; from Her master’s
voice, w Gus Kahn, m Jimmy Mc.
Hugh, arr. Harry Stanley ; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram. © Feb. 20, 1936;
E pub. 538631; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 6110
song, arr. Henry W. Geiger. ©
1 ec. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp. 117391;
Walter Marriner Buddecke, New
York. 6111
With my mind on you; w Ham Wil-
hite, melody H. H. Wilhite and Al
Rucker. © 1 c. Jan. 23, 1936; HB
unp. 117606; H. H. Wilhite, Hutch-
inson, Kans, 6112
With Thee, dear Lord; w and m Fred-
erick C. Erhardt. 1. Low voice, in
A flat.—2. Med. low voice, in C.—8.
Med. high voice, in D flat—4. High
voice, in H flat. © Feb. 11, 1936;
E pub. 53375; Dorothea Louise
Schroeder, Flushing, N. Y. 6113
With you on my mind; pf., with w.
© Feb. 10, 1986; E pub. 53402; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 6114
With your eyes there’s paradise; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Feb. 12, 1986; E unp.
118982; Mack Sutton, Chicago. 6115
Within your arms; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119257;
Edward Warner Piersol, Los Ange-
les. 6116
Without any competition; w Johnny
Lang; pf. treble. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 117959; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Hollywood, Calif. 6117
Without end; by Duke Mirate; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1e. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 119080; Joseph Orlando Mir-
ate, New Haven. 6118
Without you; song. © 1. Jan. 28,
1986; E unp. 117663; Samuel Fend-
rick, Scranton, Pa. 6119
Wonder if she ever thinks of me; fox
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; HE
unp. 118995; Frank M. Fortune,
Huntington Park, Calif. 6120
Wonderful girl: song. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1936; E unp. 117460; Ottis Gilmore,
Brawley, Calif. 6121
Wond’ring; song, melody Wilmont H.
King. ©1e Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118826; Edward J. Schafer, New Or-
leans. 6122
207
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6125
Won’t get up; pf. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1936;
E unp. 118416; Ruth Irene Mezz,
Brooklyn.
Won’t some one have faith in me; fox
trot song. © 1c Jan, 13, 1936: E
unp. 117485; Stella Kemper, Del-
phos, O. 6124
Won’t you; song, m D. H. Stearns and
Lionel Scott Maynard. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1986; E unp. 118954; Dorothy
Hutchenson Stearns, Bridgeport,
Conn. 6125
Won’t you bring back the good old
days; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 7,
1936; E unp. 117804; W. N. La
Mance, Laclede, Mo. 6126
Won’t you come back dream pal; fox
trot song. © 1. Feb. 17, 1936; H
unp. 118998: Kenneth YV. Arthur,
Kirkland Lake, Ont., Canada. 6127
Wood (Frank) Four original humor-
ous songs. © Nov. 15, 1935; E for.
42802; Herman Darewski music pub.
co., London. 6128
Woodman (The); w Jeff Moffitt, m
Marvin Hatley. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1986;
E unp. 118585; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 6129
Woolsey’s (Mary Hale) songs that
reach the heart ; 15 waltz songs, com-
piled M. H. Woolsey; with arr, for
ukulele, ete. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub.
53011; Freeman music co., Cortland,
ING Ys 6130
Words (The) for my song; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 19, 1936; Ei ump. 118539;
Edward M. Chambers, Oaklyn, N. J.
6131
Worse’n the verse’n the chorus; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp.
118827; William Steed, New York.
6132:
Wotcha-ma-callit (The); from Palla-
dium frolics, Ist ed., w Mitchell
Parish, m Harry Carroll; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 53483 ;
Mills music, inc., New York. 6133
Would that you; w Harry A. Doner,
and melody. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E
unp. 118450; George Herbert Bourne,
Los Angeles. 6134
Would you; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown, arr. Sam Messen-
heimer. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
118886; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 6135
Would you be ready; solo. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53639; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 6136
6123.
Dt. Th, MISE Wel
Would you care; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 6, 1986: E unp. 117764; Sylvia
Hilda Benjamin, New York. 6137
Writhing rhythm; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
10, 1986; E unp. 117912; Mildred
Brooks, Hollywood, Calif. 61388
Xavier Cugat’s favorite collection of
tangos and rhumbas; incl. Mexican
and Spanish songs and dances, ed.
and transcribed Hugo Frey and D.
Savino. © Feb. 3, 1986; E pub.
53230; Robbins music corp., New
York. 6139
Xenophone (La)—La Sybille; by Phi-
lipp. E. Bach, transcription Andrés
Segovia; gittarre. © Dec. 27, 1935;
EK for. 43007; B. Schott’s sédhne,
Mainz, Germany. 6140
Ya vas looblue (I love you); w and
melody Lillian Goldstein. © 1 e.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118836; Robert
J. Goldstein, Los Angeles. 6141
Yakioku; Oriental air, Hiroshi Ogata;
violin and pf. © Feb. 4, 1986; EB
pub. 538479; Charles 8. Morita, New
York. 6142
Yellow dog blues; by W. C. Handy,
arr. Harry Volpe and Frank Victor;
modern plectrum guit. solo, pick
style, or duet, Ist and 2d guits. ©
Jan. 31, 1986; E pub. 538473; Handy
bros. music ¢co., inc., New York.
6143
Yes my Lord; hymn, w Othneil C.
Metzgar, m Davis G. Phelps; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118501;
Othneil Metzgar, Philadelphia.
6144
Yes! We have no bananas; fox-trot,
Frank Silver and Irving Cohn, arr.
Jimmy Dale; orch. pts., with w. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53459; Skid-
more music co., ine., New York.
6145
Yes, yes—my, my; w Sammy Cahn,
melody Saul Chaplin. © 1 c¢. Feb.
24, 19386; E unp. 118764; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 6146
Yes, yes, yes, yes, I’m falling in love
with you; song, m Lucky Millinder
and Irving Mills. © Feb. 7, 1986; E
pub. 538352 ; Millsons music pub. corp.,
New York. 6147
Yesterday I had five dollars; w and m
Peter Mallory. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1936;
EH ounp. 118683; Henry M. Hughes,
jr., Pittsburgh. 6148
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no. 2, 1936
6175
Yo no tengo la culpa; bolero, arr. Luis
Valazquez; pf. con letra. © 1 «.
Feb. 4, 1936; E unp. 117635; Gabriel
Munoz, San Diego, Calif. 6149
Yosel Klezmer; w N. Gross, M L. Fein-
gold. © Feb. 4, 1936; E pub. 53291;
Naftoli Gross and Lipa Feingold,
New York. 6150
You ain’t goin’ to get to heaven: w H.
Kalin, and meiody. © 1 «¢. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117684; Harry Kalin
and Gene James, Chicago. 6151
You and I; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © i c. Feb. 20, 1936; E
unp. 118665; Mary Frances Martin,
Loyal, Okl. 6152
You and IJ and love; song. ©1c. Feb.
21, 1936; E unp. 118803; Adele Mae
Beattys, Westfield, N. J. 6153
You are all that I desire: w G. Maran-
golo, m H. C. Zink. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 118917; Helen C. Zink
and Grace Marangolo, San Jose,
Calif. 6154
You are beautiful in my eyes; song, m
Larry Conley, arr. Harry Ludwig.
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp. 119201;
Mrs. H. Clevenson, Laconia, N. H.
6155
You are in my arms; song, arr. Elwood
M. Wilson. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E
unp. 118757; Regis Wuenschel, Pitts-
burgh. 6156
You are in my heart to stay; song. ©
1c, Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 118860; Jay
Lester Sidell, Sheridan, Wy. 6157
Lou are like a lovely orchid; song
tango, arr. John Klenner; orch. pts.
© Feb. 7, 1986; E pub. 53405; Wil-
liam Gaston, New York. 6158
You are my dream; song, melody Ar-
thur Sennett. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1936;
E unp. 118051; Marvin James An-
drews, Waco, Tex. 6159
You are riding for a fall, and I’m hop-
ing that you fall in love with me;
song, melody Sam Adelman and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E
unp. 119126; Fitzhugh Lee Styles,
Philadelphia. 6160:
You are the center of attraction; w
William Stier, with melody. ©1..
Jan. 25, 1936; E unp. 118315; Frank
Gillis, Detroit. 6161
You are the one and only girl for me;
song. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1936; BE unp.
117873; David Lopez, Phoeniz, Ariz.
6162
57357—_36——8
You are the one I’ve always longed for;
fox-trot song. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1936;
E unp. 117744; Leonel Le Beau, Put-
nam, Conn, 6163
You are the same old sweetheart ; song,
w Mabel Black. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1935;
EK unp. 118200; Nelly Glenn, Garden
City, Kan. 6164
You ask me why; w and melody. © 1
e. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118492; May
Gourlay Hupfel, New York, 6165
You be the blossom, I’ll be the bee; fox
trot song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1936: E
unp. 118992; Harold Murphy, Cin-
cinnati. 6166
You brought me happiness; song. ©
1 c. Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 118978;
Anita Picucci and Betty Picucci,
Philadelphia. 6167
You can always tell a Jaffa by its
juice; w and m Nesta Williams, arr.
F. EK. Bentley; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion, banjo and
guit. © Jan. 21, 1936; B for. 42849;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd.,
London. 6168
You can’t blame me if I sing; fox trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117433; Marian Dreher, Oregon, Mo.
6169
You changed my point of view; song.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1986; E unp. 118127;
Ruth Frances Jacobson, Chicago.
6170
You’d better sow your oats while you
are young; w Tony Kuhl, melody Al
Link,,.© 1.¢..Jan. 31, 1936; EH unp.
118110; Arthur L. Linkenheimer, St.
Louis. 6171
You darling you; fox trot, w and m
Elmo Rey. ©1c«. Jan. 27, 1936; E
unp. 117597; Alma Rieger, Houston.
6172
You gave my heart a song; w and mel-
ody. ©1« Feb, 29, 1936; E unp.
119313; Frances Judd, Montague,
Mass. 6173
You gotta know how to dance; from
Colleen, w Al Dubin, m Harry War-
ren; with arr. for guit., etc. © Feb.
7, 1936; E pub. 53394; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 6174
You just drive me screwy; w and m
Elmer L. Priest, arr. Ernest Camp.
© Feb. 10, 1936; E pub. 53559; Mil-
leman & Priest, Hollywood, Calif. Ms
617
209
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6176
DEATH Me Se ve
You ki-ki-ki-kisSed my sister; song.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 117816;
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 6176
You kissed me and the world was mine;
w and melody J. F. Christensen. ©
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1986; E unp. 118199;
J. Fernie Christensen, jr., Troy,
TE 6177
You kissed me, dear; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 118713; Bernice
Feldman Goodman, i. e. Mrs. M. J.
Goodman, Minneapolis. 6178
You left me; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb.
29, 1986; E unp. 119817; Arthur
[Louis] Balzarini, Brooklyn. 6179
You'll never know; w and melody. ©
ye heb le 193862) HieunpeyiiSs3i7,:
George Myron Harvey, Springfield,
Mass. 6180:
You love me and I love you, you and I;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb.
10, 1986; E unp. 117954; Glenn Adel-
bert Dewey, Chicago. 6181
You lovin’ man; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118332; Cather-
ine Schwartz, Fremont, O. 6182
You marched into my heart; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 19, 19386; E unp:
118563; Gordon Young, Los Angeles.
6183
You may send flowers; w and m Ar-
thur Richards; pf. © 1. Feb. 20,
1936; E unp. 118605; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6184
You mean all the world to me; w
Charles Lornay, Art Herbie and
Jack Diamond, m Larry Lornay, arr.
B. Barnes. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; H
unp, 118972); Laurence John Lauri-
cella, Seattle. 6185
You my only you; song. © 1 «¢. Feb.
10, 1986; E unp. 117983; Bertha F.
Brill, Kansas City, Mo. 6186
You put a song in my heart; song, m
Eugene Platzman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,
1936; E unp. 118289; Robert Leigh
Morris, Mountain Home, Tenn.
6187
You’re a brand new thing; song, mel-
ody Vincent Urricchio. © 1 c. Feb.
15, 1986; E unp. 119022); Collins [H.]
Driggs, Manchester, Conn. 6188
You're a miracle of spring’s ecstasy;
w Nancy Daisy Boyd Stiles; pf. ©
1c Feb. 20, 1986; E unp. 118657;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6189
You’re a wonderful little sweetheart of
mine; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Feb. 19,
1936; E unp. 118485; Frederic
Swaney, Portage, La Prairie, Manit.,
Canada. 6190
You’re all the world to me; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
119205; Mrs. L. F. Herbert, Bee-
ville, Tex. 6191
You're constantly on my mind; pf. ©
1 c. Feb. 10, 1986; EH unp. 119281;
George Byssing, jr., and Ygo Or-
lando, New York. 6192
You’re even more than I asked for; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936: E
unp. 118870; Joseph Martyn McMa-
hon, jr., Pittsfield, Mass. 6193
You're everything to me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp.
118928; Sylvia Hilda Benjamin, New
York. 6194
You’re forever on my mind; w and
melody Bob Everleigh. © 1 c¢. Feb.
24, 1936; E unp. 118912; Robert
Everleigh, Montreal. 6195 |
You’re just about right for me; w
Robert Joseph McNally, m Oliver
Jacob Gudmundson. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1986; E unp. 118461; Joseph J. Mc-
Nally, Los Angeles. 6196
You’re just in love with love; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118036; Charles Gordon Grandy, To-
ledo. 6197
You’re mine, all mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1936; E unp. 117478;
Gordon Elmer Willey, Wilmington,
Calif, 6198
You’re mine only in dreams; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp.
118750; Mabel Bernice Little, At-
lanta. 6199
You're my dream; w and melody. ©
1 e Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 117994;
Marcy Aylward, Honolulu. 6200:
You’re my ideal; w Hileen Claire Par-
lette, m Betty Griggs. © 1. Feb.
11, 1936; EK unp. 117974; Blizabeth
Annabelle Griggs, Margate City,
N. J. 6201
You’re my problem; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 117589;
Lillian Crawford, Spokane. 6202
You’re my queen of hearts; w Harry
Ostrow, melody Abe Ostrow [pseud.
of A. M. Ostrowsky] © 1 c¢. Feb.
18, 1986; E unp. 118420; Abraham
M. Ostrowsky, Brooklyn. 6203
260
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1936
6233
You’re my vitamin; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 118409;
Rudolph Springer, Brooklyn. 6204
You’re O’Kay; w and m Jimmie Lis-
ter. © 1c Feb. 8, 1936; E unp.
117872; James Arnold Lister, Saska-
toon, Sask., Canada. 6205
You’re one girl in a million; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 1, 1986; E unp.
117479; Gordon Elmer Willey, Wil-
mington, Calif. 6206
You’re so pretty when you smile; song.
©1c. Jan. 8, 1986; E unp. 118247;
Myna Butler, Juneau, Alaska. 6207
You’re so sweet; valse song, w Betty
Smothers. © 1c. Jan. 27, 19386; E
unp. 117579; Hubert Peck, Twin
Falls, Id. 6208
You're the gem of my life; fox trot, w
and m Suzanne Bardin. ©1c. Jan.
27, 1986: E unp. 117599; Susie A.
Bardin, Chadbourn, N. C. 6209
You're the one; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 118081; Ausbie
Allen York, Levelland, Tex. 6210:
Youw’re the one I love; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; EH unp. 117736;
Hazel Naughten, Edmonds, Wash.
6211
You're the one I love the best; fox trot,
w Ben Adelman, and melody. ©lc.
Feb. 4, 1936; E unp. 117616; Wm. W.
Shepherd, Little Rock, Ark. 6212
Yeu’re the only girl JT’ll ever love;
waltz song, m Ray Hibbeler. © Feb.
21, 19386; E pub. 53520; Hd[ ward]
Meholick, Akron, O. 6213
You’re the only one for me; fox trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118993; Bess Angelloz Lambert, Sa-
vannah. 6214
You’re the words and music; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 3, 19386; E unp. 117468;
Mildred L. Hart, Des Moines. 6215
‘Lou’re to blame, for my happiness; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1936;
EH unp. 1181038; George Daven, Brook-
lyn. 6216
Loure toots to me; w and m Jacques
Krakeur, 2d; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Feb. 25, 1936; E pub. 53577 ; Miller
music, inc., New York. 6217
You're young; pf., with w. ©1c. Feb.
18, 19386; E unp. 118418; Earl R.
Diehl, Brookville, O. 6218
You remind me; fox-trot; violin, with
w. © 1 ¢ Feb, 21, 1936; E unp.
118771; Vincent Barber, Schenectady,
NEMS 6219
You saved the day; fox trot song. ©
1 e@. Feb. 1, 1936; BE unp. 117499;
Harl McBee, Medford, Or. 6220)
You started me dreaming; w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots; with
arr. for guit., ete; ) ©y Heue a.0'950:
E pub. 53410; Marlo music corp., New
York. 6221
You stole my love; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1936; E unp. 1191384; Albert N.
Lowther, Waynoka, Okl. 6222
You tease; song. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1936;
HE eunp. 119018; Helen Christine Pill-
ing, Rumson, N. J. 6223
You told me that your name is Mimi;
w Magdalena Hisele, with melody. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1986; E unp. 119158;
Olga Tomich, Loudonville, O. 6224
You took my heart; w and m Raymond
Bell. © 1c Feb. 1, 1936; E unp.
117503; George Raymond Bell,
Franklin, Pa. 6225
You took the sunshine away with you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Feb. 28, 1936; EB
unp. 119269; A. R. White, Nelson,
Mo. 6226
You used to love me; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 27, 19386; EH unp. 119160; John
Olszowy, Yorkville, O. 6227
You’ve brought the sunshine; fox trot
song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1936; E unp.
117448; Adrian T. Brown, Santa
Marta, Colombia. 6228
You’ve got me in a circle; fox-trot
song, m Len Fleming. © Feb. 12,
1936; E pub. 53442); Jacob H. Kiesel-
man, St. Louis. 6229)
You’ve got rythm plus; song. © 1
ec. Keb. 19, 1936; E unp. 118557;
Betty Pollens and Blanche L. Dorf,
Cleveland. 6230:
You’ve got what it takes; melody.
1c. Feb, 12, 1986; E unp. 118971;
Ellis Jackson, St. Louis. 6231
——w and melody. © 1. Feb. 25,
1986; E unp. 119009; Melvin H.
Bowne, Nashville. 6232
You’ve grown so dear to me; w Josie
Elizabeth Kerney; pf. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1986; E unp. 118658; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 6233
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. 101, DESE ne Sil
6234
You’ve made me happy; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1986; E unp, 117738;
Dorothy N. Wilkins, Wilkinsburg,
Pal 6234
You went away; song, arr. Permelia
Branch. © 1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1986; HE
unp, 118821; John Henry Baldwin,
Joplin, Mo. 6235
You were born to be mine; song.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1986; E unp. 117451 ;
John Henry Heckford, c/o Postmas-
ter, San Pedro, Calif. 6236
You won’t forget me; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan: 28, 1936; EH) unp, ava ;
Jeannette Fountaine, Houston. 6237
Your blue eyes match the sky; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 119307; Silvio Pal-
mieris, Providence. 6238
Your eyes alone; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 118831;
William Law, Dayton, O. 6239:
Your feet’s too big; novelty song. ©
w and m Ada Benson and Fred
Fisher. © Feb. 3, 1936; E pub.
53223; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
6240
Your Flag and my Flag; song; mixed
voices; unace. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1936;
E unp. 118456; Arthur Egbert Fow-
ler, Winside, Neb. 6241
Your glowing love mine own awoke;
waltz song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 118845; Otto Ludwig Schultz,
Key West, Fla. 6242
Your life is wasting away; w John
Your love for me;
Bizak and A. Bizak. © 1c. Feb.
19, 1936; E unp. 118489; Louis
Bizak, North Chicago, Ill. 6244
Your memory will stay within my
heart; w George Kelly and Ned
Lawless; pf. ©1. Feb. 20, 1986;
E unp. 118659; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6245
Your picture in my heart; w Paul
Temple, m Wido. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1936; E unp, 119152; William Doer-
fel, Brooklyn. 6246
Your voice at dawn; song. ©1c. Feb.
11, 1986; E unp. 118024; Adéle Mae
Beatty’s, Westfield, N. J. 6247
Your wonderful pal; fox-trot song. ©
1c, Feb. 25, 19386; E unp. 119179;
Elsie Heckman, Tulsa, Okl. 6248
Yours for the asking; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118337;
Walter Brevig, Merrick, N. Y. 6249
Yours truly is truly yours; w and m
Benny Davis, Ted Fiorito and J.
Fred Coots; with guit. arr. © Feb.
15, 1936; E pub. 53487; Mills music,
ine., New York. 6250
Zeta; pf. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1936; E unp.
119216; Stanley Gross, Newark,
INE Sar 6251
Zulu moon; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 119337;
Sonia Enid Highman, Parktown,
Johannesburg, So. Africa. 6252
3. Symphonie; v. Henk Badings; orch.
song, melody L.
Rizzo, m Anthony Vivio. © Jan. 1, Partitur. © Oct. 19, 1935; H for.
1986; E unp. 53385; Radio music 43085; Universal edition, a. g.,
studio, New York. 6243 Vienna. 6253
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since
Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and
the United States (including 3,732 unpublished______________-__ 5, 405
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 117 unpub-
1S 626 [Ie Se Ay MO OP RG pe 2 oe TNR OR ot) SEL 0 ag {5d 3! a boone 848
CUO aN ict ss cad en i Lapel een 1 ake be a 6, 253
262
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abide with me; men’s voices. © Wil-
liam R. Spence, Perth, Ont., Canada,
as author. R 42699, Feb. 14, 1936. 1
Accept our prayer; response, w Ida
Reed Smith. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42970, Feb. 6, 1936. 2
Adagio religioso; v. Bernhard Dessau,
op. 40, no. 3; violine u. pf. © Elise
Dessau, Berlin-Friedenau, Germany,
as widow. R 42725, Feb. 6, 1936. 3
Adams (Carrie B.) Intermezzo; or-
gan voluntary. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as author. R 42567,
Jan. 13, 1986. 4
Admiral Benbow ; folk-song from Som-
erset, coll. and arr. Cecil J. Sharp.
© Joan Sharp, London, as child of
the deceased author. R 42441, Jan.
22, 1936. 9)
After; w Florence Harle Coates, m
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op. 68. 1. Low
voice.—2. High voice. © Amy Marcy
Cheney Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as
author of m. R 42714, Feb. 14, 1936.
6
Ah Sin; eccentric two-step novelty, arr.
R. EH. Hildreth; orch. © Walter
Rolfe, Boston, as author. R 42925,
Feb. 15, 1936. 7
All’s well; song, w Harriet McEwen
Kimball. 1. High voice——2. Med.
voice.—3. Low voice. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as au-
thorofm. R 42715, Feb. 14,1936. 8
All things are ours; song, w Kate Ul-
mer. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
Orange, N. J., aS author of m. R
42396, Jan. 28, 1936. 9
Allegro con brie; op. 64, no. 2; pf. ©
Cyril Scott, London, as author. R
42749, Jan. 23, 1936. 10
Alone with Jesus. © Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
42569, Feb. 7, 1936. 11
Als die alte mutter; Zigeuner-melodie,
Anton Dvorak, op. 55, no. 4, bearb.
Edgar Haddock; violine u. pf. ©
[6253
Alister MacKenzie, San Francis€o,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 42733, Feb. 6, 1986. 12
Always a song; sacred song, w Ina
Duley Ogdon. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42507, Jan. 16, 1936. VS
Always shining; sacred song, w Ada
Blenkhorn. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42522, Jan. 16, 1936. 14
An der Weser; w Franz Dingelstedt,
m Gustav Pressel, bearb.; pf., zu 4
hinden. © Paul Kumm, Berlin-
Heglitz, Germany, as author of ar-
rangement. R 42738, Feb. 6, 1986.
15
As I walked through the meadows;
folk-song from Somerset, coll. and
arr. Cecil J. Sharp. © Joan Sharp,
London, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 42486, Jan. 22, 1986. 16
As it began to dawn; Haster anthem,
m Lucien G. Chaffin; mixed voices,
with soli; organ ace. © Ethel Bal-
thasar, Reno, Nev., as child of the
deceased author. R 42873, Jan. 30,
19386. iG
Easter song. 1. High voice.—2.
Low voice. © William Berwald,
Syracuse, N. Y., as author. R 42717,
Feb. 14, 1936. 18
As the apple of His eye; Sacred song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42506, Jan. 16, 1986. 19
As the day begins to wane; organ vol-
untary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48001, Feb. 8,
1936. 20
Ashes of roses; w HElaine Goodale;
3-pt. women’s cho. © R. Hunting-
ton Woodman, Brooklyn, as author
of m. R 42908, Feb. 3, 1936. 21
Ashford (E. L.) Andante; organ vol-
untary. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48084, Feb. 10, 1936. pie
263
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23
Ashford (H. L.)—Continued.
Nocturne; organ voluntary. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 42948,
Feb. 6, 1986. 23
At the carnival; march, op. 41; pf., 4
hands. © Frederick A. Williams,
Cleveland Heights, O., as author. R
42815, Jan. 29, 1986. 24
At the dancing master’s; by A. Fors-
ter, op. 138, no. 8, arr.; pf., 6 hands.
© Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, aS author of arrangement.
R 42705, Feb. 14, 1936. 25
At the spring; organ voluntary, BE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 43002, Feb. 8, 1936. 26
Aviator (The); march and two-step;
orch. © James M, Fulton, Belmont.
Mass., as author. R 42937, Jan. 31,
1986. 27
Baby; w Geo. Macdonald; med. voice.
© George Siemonn, Baltimore, as
author of m. R 42617, Feb. 5, 1986.
28
Badinage; op. 110; pf. © Carl Wil-
helm Kern, St. Louis, as author. R
42667, Feb. 6, 1936. 29
Ballet waltz; from The prima donna,
Victor Herbert; pf. © Hilla Bart-
lett, New York, and Clifford Her-
bert, Santa Monica, Calif., as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
428938, Feb. 21, 1936. 30
Battling for the right; song for school,
w Mary Lattimore. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 42955, Feb. 6, 1936. 31
Beatitudes (The); anthem; _ solo
voices, ad lib., with mixed cho., or
quartet ; organ acc. © Will C. Mac-
farlane, Brooklyn, as author. R
42911, Feb. 12, 1936. 32
Beauty and blessings; praise service
for Children’s day. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of
m. R 42810, Feb. 14, 1936. 33
Bella (La) picadora; bolero, W. Alet-
ben Ops) 200) (nO, Bs, ATT aeen ule SIx
hands. © Edmund Parlow, Frank-
fort, Germany, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42711, Feb. 14, 1936. 34
Bells (The); vocal scena, w Edgar
Allan Poe; bar. or contralto. Voc.
se., with pf. ace. © Franco Leoni,
London, as author of m. R 42411,
Jan. 24, 1936. 35
VERO OR Os SA Vy, Sub
Benedicite omnia opera; short, simple
setting. © Leopold Stokowski, Phil-
adelphia, as author. R 42434, Jan.
22) 1936. 0G
Betrothal dance; op. 34, no. 2, an-
them, w from Herdor’s Stimmen der
volker, by Simon Dach; women’s
voices. © ‘Theodore Hemberger,
Baltimore, as author of m.
42856, Jan. 29, 19386. 37
Betty, you’re the one best bet; song,
w Paul West. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 42454,
Jan. 11, 19386. 38
Beware; w Henry Wadsworth Long-
fellow; women’s 4-pt. cho. © Henry
Bickford Pasmore, Berkeley, Calit.,
as author of m. R 42883, Jan. 29,
1936. 39
Bingo; folk-song from Somerset, coll.
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42442, Jan. 22,
1936. 40
Blood (The) has cleansed my soul;
sacred song, w Ida L. Reed. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42510, Jan. 16, 1936.
Ay
Blushes; novelette; pf. © Percy Wen-
rich, New York, as author. R 42598,
Feb. 6, 1986. 42
Boéllmann (L.) ‘Toccata; de la suite
gothique pour orgue, transcrit; pf.
© G. Ziegler, Paris, as author of
transcription. R 42918, Feb, 18,
1936. 43,
Bonnie, my highland lassie; song. ©
William A. Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y.,
as author. R 42544, Jan. 25, 1936.
44.
Bow down thine ear; sacred song. 1.
High voice—2. Low voice. © Wil-
liam Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y., as
author. R 42697, Feb. 14, 1986. 45
Boy (The) and the bird; w Ida Reed
Smith; solo and cho. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42967, Feb. 6, 1936. 46
Brahms (Johannes) The little dust-
man; arr. Max Spicker; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 42864, Jan, 30,
1936. AT
Brave brown birds; primary song, w
Ida Reed Smith. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42961, Feb. 6, 1986. As
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Brennan on the moor; folk-song from
Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
426938, Feb. 1, 1936. 49)
Bright is the summer’s morn; w Mrs.
J. M. Hunter, m Karl Linders; wom-
en’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 424381, Jan.
3, 1936. 50
Broadway (The) Betty girl; song, w
Harry Bonnell. © Bert F. Grant,
New York, as author of m. R 42791,
Feb. 17, 1936. Bil
Burleske; vy. Bernhard Dessau; violine
u. pf. 1. Op. 39.—2. Op. 40, no. 2.
© Elise Dessau, Berlin-Friedenau,
Germany, aS widow. R 42722, 42724,
Feb. 6, 1986. 52, 53:
Bushes and briars; Hssex folk-song,
noted and arr.; men’s voices.
Ralph Vaughan-Williams, Dorking,
England, as author. R 42690, Feb. 1,
1936. 54
Café (The) girl; song, w Paul West.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 42456, Jan. 11, 19386.
55
Call to remembrance; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 42973, Feb. 6, 1936.
56
Call (The) to victory; by I. B. Wilson
and T. D. Williams; orch. sc. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as one
of the authors. R 438092, Feb. 10,
1936. 57
Campbell (The) soup kids; song, w Ed.
Gardenier. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 42461, Jan.
11, 1936. 58
Captain (The) of the Mineola guards;
song, w Paul West. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as author of m. R 42457,
Jan. 11, 1936. 59!
Carmena ; vocal waltz, w Ellis Walton,
m H. Lane Wilson, arr.; men’s
voices. © N. Clifford Page, Boston,
as author of arrangement. R 42825,
Jan. 29, 1936. _ 60
Catechism (A) of the Faelten system ;
compiled. © Reinhold Faelten, Bos-
ton, as author. R 42659, Feb. 5, 1936.
61
Cheer up, dearie; primary song, w Ida
Reed Smith. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
74
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 42957,
Feb. 6, 1936. 62
Children (The) of God; Children’s day
service, text Lura Warner Callin. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42949, Feb. 6, 1936.
63
Children’s (The) army; song for
school, w Lura Warner Callin. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42958, Feb. 6, 1986.
64
Children’s (The) praise; song for
school. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author. R 42951, Feb. 6,
1936. 65
Christ arose; organ voluntary, H. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 42946, Feb. 6, 1936. 66
Christ is risen from the dead; Haster,
m G. J. Hilvey, arr. Max Spicker;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Isabel Spicker
Hlsner, Brooklyn, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 42862,
Jan. 30, 1936. 67
Christ will never fail; hymn, w E. G.
Wesley, m Benjamin Franklin Butts.
© Onna B. Mills Butts, Las Cruces,
N. M., as widow of the author of m.
R 42571, Feb. 1, 1936. 68
Ciacona ; v. Richard Barth, op. 21; vio-
line. © Richard Barth, Scheidegg/
Allgau, Germany, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42719, Feb. 6, 1936.
69
Circus (The) bee march; band. ©
Henry Fillmore, Cincinnati, as au-
thor. R 42927, Feb. 17, 1936. 70
Clarke’s elementary studies for the cor-
net. 1st ser. © Herbert L. Clarke,
Long Beach, Calif., as author. R
42650, Feb. 17, 1986. 71
Close to Thee; sacred song, w and m
Cora S. Briggs. © Catherine G.
Briggs, Boston, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42897, Jan. 18,
1936. 72
Closer (The) it gets to leaving time
the harder it is to go; w and m J. HL.
Dempsey. © Viola Anna Flaherty,
West Philadelphia, as widow. R
42496, Jan. 17, 1936. (63
Coasts (The) of High Barbary; folk-
song from Somerset, coll. and arr.
Cecil J. Sharp. © Joan Sharp, Lon-
don, as child of the deceased author.
R 42444, Jan. 22, 1936. 74
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pt. m,n. s., v. 31
Come and be sociable with me; song,
from Michigenda. © Roy Dickinson
Welch, Northampton, Mass., as au-
thor. R 43051, Feb. 25, 19386. 75.
Come, let us sing; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42975, Feb. 6, 1936. 76
Come o’er the sea; mixed voices. ©
Havergal Brian, London, as author.
R 42645, Jan. 24, 1936. Ce
Come to my mountain home; w Mary
M. Leighton, m Karl Linders: wom-
en’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 42423, Jan. 3,
1986. 78
Come unto Me; by W. Coenen, arr. Max
Spicker ; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Isa-
bel Spicker EHlsner, Brocklyn, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 42866, Jan. 30, 1936. 79
w from the Bible. 1. Sop. and
alto.—2. Alto and ten. © William
Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y., as author
of m. R 42700, Feb. 14, 1986. 80
Come where my love lies dreaming;
song, Stephen C. Foster, arr. Max
Spicker; men’s cho. © Isabel
Spicker Hisner, Brooklyn, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
42910, Feb. 12, 1936. $1
Come with me and paint Paree; song,
from The queen of the Moulin Rouge,
m John T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan,
Pacific Palisades, Calif., as author
of w. R 42554, Jan. 22, 1936. 82)
‘Come ye thankful people come; harvest
anthem, w from Hymns ancient and
modern, no. 382. © Bruce Steane,
Berry Narbor, England, as author of
m. R 42692, Feb. 1, 19386. 83.
Comrades (The) greeting; memorial
anthem, w Laura Lardner. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 48068, Feb. 8, 1986. 84
Concluding voluntary; by E. L. Ash-
ford; organ. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 43077, Feb. 10, 1986. 85
Contentment; organ voluntary, H. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 43082, Feb. 10, 1936. 86
Convalescence ; romance, op. 41; pf. ©
Robert Charles Martin, Paris, as au-
thor. R 42776, Jan. 22, 1936. 87
Crab apples; rag two-step; pf. ©
Percy Wenrich, New York, as author.
R 42488, Jan. 17, 1936. 88
Cradle song; English version S. M. K.
Gandell, m arr. Franz Wuellner. ©
Shirley M. K. Gandell, Chicago, as
author of translation. R 42625, Feb.
12, 1936. 89
Creation’s voices; service for Chil-
dren’s day, ©. Austin Miles and C.
Harold Lowden. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, Ne J. as author) of mae
42807, Feb. 14, 1986. 90
Crown Him Lord of all; anthem, w
Hdward Perronet. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42988, Feb. 8, 1936. 91
Crucified (The); cantata for Haster-
tide, text L. C. Nevin, m George B.
Nevin; soli, cho. and organ. © Lil-
lias C. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as widow
of the author of m. R 42817, Jan.
29, 1986. 92
Crystal (The) spring; folk-song from
Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
42438, Jan. 22, 1936. 93
Dainty (The) arbutus; 3-pt. song, w
Isabel Small, m Adam Geibel; wom-
en’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 42432, Jan. 3, 1986.
94
Day is dying in the west; hymn-an-
them; alto or bar, solo and mixed
cho.; organ acc. © Mary Turner
Salter, New York, as author. R
42900, Feb. 3, 1936. 95,
Day (The) is gently sinking to a close;
anthem, W. H. Neidlinger; mixed
cho., with sop. solo; organ ace. ©
Orra B. Neidlinger, Hast Orange, —
N. J., as widow of the author of m.
R 42902, Feb. 3, 1936. 96
Day (The) of resurrection; Haster an-
them, Adam Geibel. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author. R 42808, Feb. 14,
1936. 97
Dear old dear; song, w John Hazzard.
© Benjamin Hapgood Burt, New
York, as author of m. R 42891, Feb.
21, 1936. 98
Dessau (Bernhard) Capriccio; op. 40,
no. 5; violine u. pf. © Hlise Dessau,
Berlin-Friedenau, Germany, as wid-
ow. R 42727, Feb. 6, 1936. 99
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—— Walzer; op. 40, no. 4; violine u.
pf. © Elise Dessau, Berlin-Friede-
nau, Germany, as widow. R 42726,
Feb. 6, 1986.
Dixie darlings; two-step; pf. © Percy
Wenrich, New York, as author. R
49920, Jan. 17, 1936. 101
Does God need me; song, w W. C. Mar-
tin. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42504, Jan.
16, 1936. 102
Dohnanyi (Ernst von) Marsch; hu-
moreske, op. 17, no. 1; pf. © Ernst
von Dohnanyi, Budapest, Hungary,
as author. R 42728, Feb. 6, 19386.
103
Pastorale; humoreske, op. 17, no.
4;:pf. © Ernst von Dohnanyi, Buda-
pest, Hungary, as author. R 42731,
Feb. 6, 1936. 104
Toccata ; humoreske, op. 17, no. 2;
pf. © Ernst von Dohnanyi, Buda-
pest, Hungary, as author. R 42729,
Feb. 6, 1936. 105
Don’t be an old maid, Molly; song,
m Kerry Mills. © Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as author
of w. R 42413, Feb. 1, 1936. 106
Draw me to Thee; hymn-anthem, w
and m George B. Nevin; mixed
voices. © Lillias C. Nevin, Easton,
Pa., aS widow. R 42886, Jan. 29,
1936. 107
Master thoughts ; organ voluntary, HB. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 42944, Feb. 6, 1986. 108
Ecstasy; w Duncan Campbell Scott;
high voice. © James H. Rogers, San
Marino, Calif., as author of m, R
42904, Feb. 3, 1986. 109:
Endless (An) alleluia; anthem, w
John Ellerton. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., aS author of m.
R 48062, Feb. 8, 1936. 110
Estudiantina; English adaptation J.
C. M., m Paul Lacome, arr.; wom-
en’s voices, with sop. Solo ad lib.;
pf., castanets and tambourine acc.
© N. Clifford Page, Boston, as au-
thor of arrangement. R 42824, Jan.
29, 1936. 111
Eve (The) of grace; Christmas carol,
w Van Tassel Sutphen, m J. Sebas-
tian Matthews. © Edith Matthews,
Philadelphia, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 42453, Jan. 22, 1936.
112
100)
125
Everything that father did was right;
song, from The prince of to-night,
bk. and lyrics Will M. Hough and
Frank R, Adams. © Jos. H. How-
ard, New York, as author of m. R
42607, Feb. 1, 19386. alate:
Fairest Lord Jesus; anthem. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 438066, Feb. 8, 1936.
114
Fairest (The) of the fair; march,
John Philip Sousa; band. © Jane
Van Middlesworth Sousa, Port
Washington, L. I., N. Y., as widow.
R 43095, Jan. 2, 1986. 115
Fanfare militaire; op. 104; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, St, Louis, aS author.
R 42899, Jan. 2, 1936. 116.
Far from my heavenly home; w from
Psalm 27, and by H. F.. Lyte; high
voice. © Nathaniel Irving Hyatt,
Spartanburg, N. C., as author of m.
R 42876, Feb. 15, 1936. 117
Farandole—caprice; op. 47; pf. ©
Robert Charles Martin, Paris, as au-
thor. R 42775, Jan. 22, 1986. 118
Farmer’s (A) son so sweet; folk-song
from Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil
J. Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London,
as child of the deceased author. R
42440, Jan. 22, 1986. 119
Father, guard and guide; response, W
J. Newton, m J. 8. Fearis. © Otto
L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor of
the author of m, R 42974, Feb. 6,
1936. 120
Favorita; mazurka, Donato Montano;
pf. © Anthony Frank Buonincon-
tro, Brooklyn, as executor. R 42670,
Feb. 5, 1936. 121.
Favorite; salon-composition, Arnolde
Olairlie, op. 30, no. 2; pf. © Giu-
seppe Strimmer, Merano, Italy, as
executor. R 42721, Feb. 6, 1936.
Wes
Festal (The) queen; Children’s day
cantata, text S. C. Kirk. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42982, Feb. 8, 1956. Ae,
Fickle (The) dinner bell; from The
boy and the girl, bk. R. Carle, w
D. H. Dodge, m H. L. Heartz. ©
Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 42789, Jan. 17, 1936.
124
Fighting (The) kid; song, w Ed. Gar-
denier. © Gus Edwards, New York,
as author of m. R 42463, Jan. 11,
1986. 125.
267
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126
Figurante et petites variations;
Edouard Schiitt, op. 82; pf.
Giuseppe Strimmer, Merano, Italy,
as executor. R 42739, Feb. 6, 1936.
126
First velocity studies; written and
compiled Geza Horvath, ed. ©
Preston Ware Orem, Devon, Pa., as
author of editing. R 42641, Jan. 2,
1936. 1
Follow the rainbow trail; song, from
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 42613, Feb. 1, 1936.
128
For you and me; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R
42759, Feb. 11, 1936. 129
Forbid them not; response with m. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 43063, Feb. 8, 1986. 130
Forest horns; by Theodora Dutton; pf.
© Helen Alden Shipman, Northamp-
ton, Mass., as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 42914,
Feb. 12, 1936. 131
Forward; sacred song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42516, Jan. 16, 1936. 132
Freedom’s herald; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42985, Feb. 8,
1936. 133
Freely for me; sacred song, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
par
Calif., as author of m. R 42998,
Feb. 8, 1986. 134
Friars (The); march; orch. © Vic-
tor G. Boehnlein, Rome, N. Y., as
author. R 42983, Jan. 31, 1986. 135
Full fathom five; 2-pt. song, w Shakes-
peare; female voices. © John Ire-
land, London, as author of m. R
42688, Feb. 1, 19386. 136
Gaiement; scherzo, op. 13; pf. © Vic-
tor Staub, Paris, as author. R
42770, Jan. 22, 1986. 137
Gang zur kirche; melodische scenen,
aus Tiefland, oper v. Eugen d’Albert,
arr. v. Heinrich Gruenfeld; violon-
cell u. klavier. © Ernst Gruenfeld,
Prague, Czechoslovakia, as next of
kin of the author of arrangement,
who is not living. R 42742, Feb. 11,
1936. 138
pt. m1, n. s., v. 381
Garden (The) of the Lord; complete
Children’s day service for the Sun-
day school, Adam Geibel, Florence
Williams Falconer, Mrs. J. M. Hun-
ter, and others. © Kathryn Skin-
ner, Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author, Adam Geibel. R
42805, Feb. 14, 1936. 139
Garlands of praise; Children’s day
service, various composers. © Tul-
lar-Meredith co., New York, as pro-
prietor. R 42639, Feb. 11, 1936. 140
Geistliches lied; aus Der evangeli-
mann; miénnerchor. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Wilhelm Kienzl, Vien-
na, aS author. R 42744, Feb. 11,
1936. 141
Giardini (Felice de) Sonate; E moll,
bearb. ; violine u. pf. © Alfred Mof-
fat, London, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42737, Feb. 6, 1936. 142
Girl (The) from the Golden West;
Song. © Bob Adams, Maidenhead,
England, as author. R 42594, Feb.
6, 1936. 143
Girls (The) that can never be mine;
song, from The prince of to-night,
bk. and lyrics Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Jos. E. How-
ard, New York, as author of m. R
42606, Feb. 1, 19386. 144
Give ear, O Shepherd; response, with
m. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 43065, Feb.
8, 1936. 145
Give me a pure heart; w and m F. W.
Vandersloot. © Cora Vandersloot,
Williamsport, Pa., as widow. R
42599 Feb. 6, 1936. 146
Giving our all to God; sacred song, w
EK. E. Hewitt. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42532, Jan. 16, 1936. 147
Gloria in excelsis, in B flat; anthem,
op. 37; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of m. R 42875, Jan. 30, 1936.
148
Glorious dawn; service for THaster,
C. A. Miles and C. Harold Lowden.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 42802, Feb. 14, 1986.
149
God alone can help; sacred song, w
Elisha A. Hoffman. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42508, Jan, 16, 1936. 150
God be merciful unto us; anthem;
women’s voices. © Harvey B. Gaul,
268
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Pittsburgh, as author. R 42889, Jan.
29, 1936. 151
God is good: primary song, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42980, Feb.
8, 1936. ay
God (The) of Pentecost still lives; by
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances Lunk,
Auburn, N. Y., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 425838, Jan. 10,
1936. 153
God sends the night; 4-pt. song, w Her-
bert J. Brandon. © Reginald Somer-
ville, Tanherton, England, as author
of m. R 42687, Feb. 1, 1986. 154
God will forever be true; w S. C. Kirk;
duet and cho. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42979, Feb. 8, 19386. 155
Good-bye Christina Swanson; song, m
Terry Sherman. © Bob Adams,
Maidenhead, England, as author of
w. R 425938, Feb. 6, 1936. 156
Good (The) Shepherd; by O. Barri,
arr. Max Spicker ; women’s 2-pt. cho.
© Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 42870, Jan. 30, 1936. LEIP
Goose (The) chase; galop, J. Diets;
pf. © John A. Seidt, Baltimore, as
author. R 42585, Jan. 16, 1936. 158
Great is the harvest; sacred song, w
Kate Ulmer. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42521, Jan. 16, 1986. 159
Green broom; folk-song from Somerset,
coll. and arr. Cecil J. Sharp. ©
Joan Sharp, London, as child of the
deceased author. R 42448, Jan. 22,
1936. 160
Greenland (The) fishery; folk-song
from Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
42449, Jan. 22, 1936. 161
Gypsy love; w Harry B. Smith, m Reg-
inald De Koven. © Irene Bentley
Smith, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 42847, Jan. 25, 1986.
162
Hafis lieder; eine singstimme mit pf.
hft. 5, nr. 17-21.—hft. 6, nr. 22-25.
© Theodor Streicher, Vienna, as au-
thor. R 42644, 42648, Jan. 24, 1936.
163, 164
Hail, all hail; song, w Ida Reed Smith.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
178
as author of m. R 42969, Feb. 6,
1936. 165
Hail to summer; song, w Edith’ San-
ford Tillotson. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
42766, Feb. 11, 1936. 166
Hail to summer days; song, w Josie
Wallace. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 42760, Feb.
11, 1936. 167
Hail to the living King; song, w Liz-
zie De Armond. © Grant Colfax
Tullar, Orange, N. J., as author of
m. R 42395, Jan. 28, 1936. 168
Hallelujah (The) song; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances M. Lunk,
Auburn, N. Y., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42615, Feb. 3, 1936.
169
Happy children; sacred song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42539, Jan.
16, 1936. 170
Happy (A) song; sacred song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42520, Jan. 16, 1986. 171
Happy springtime; primary motion
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 429638, Feb. 6, 1936.
G2
Hark! The lily bells are ringing; w
L. S. Bengough; women’s trio. ©
William R. Spence, Perth, Ont., Can-
ada, as author of m. R 42823, Jan.
29, 1936. IEG}
Have I done my best; sacred song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42509, Jan. 16, 1986. 174
Have you read it; sacred song, w Liz-
zie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42519, Jan. 16, 1936. 175
He called a little child; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 42756,
Feb. 11, 1936. 176
He gave me a rose; op. 43, no. 1, w
Nelle Richmond Eberhart; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Charles Wakefield
Cadman, San Diego, Calif., as author
of m. R 42822, Jan. 29, 1936. 177
Heap big Injun; two-step intermezzo ;
orch. © Henry S. Sawyer, Philadel.
phia, as author. R 429380, Jan. 31,
1986. 178
269.
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Dt. Di, DSL veot
179
Hear the joyful chorus; song, w Har-
riet H. Pierson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42755, Feb. 11, 1936. 19
Heart longings; by Mrs. C. H. Morris.
© Frances Lunk, Auburn, N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
42582, Jan. 10, 1936. 180
Heart murmurs; waltz, arr. R. E. Hil-
dreth; orch. © Walter Rolfe, Bos-
ton, as author. R 42921, Feb. 15,
1936. * 181
Heart’s delight ; organ voluntary, BH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 438075, Feb. 10,1936. 182
Heart’s morning; English version R.
Newmarch, tr. francaise Amedee
Boutarel, m Jean Sibelius, op. 13, no.
3. © Rosa Newmarch, London, as
author of English translation. R
42649, Jan. 24, 1936. 183
Henry’s (S. R.) barn dance; schot-
tische, S. R. Henry, arr.; band. ©
Carl F. Williams, New York, as au-
thor of arrangement. R 42409, Jan.
24, 1936. 184
Her eyes are blue for Yale; song, from
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 42611, Feb. 1, 19586.
185
Heralds for Jesus; sacred song, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42986,
Feb. 8, 1936. 186
Heures (Les) d’été; d’Albert Samain,
mises en musique. © Rhene Baton,
Chatou, France, as author. R 42772,
Jan. 22, 1936. 187
Hold me just a little bit tighter; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate.
© Elizabeth C. Macdonald, Berkeley,
Calif., as widow of the author of w.
R 42560, Jan. 22, 1936. 188
Hold up His standard; sacred song, w
Ida L. Reed. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42523, Jan. 16, 1936. 189
Homer (Sidney) Seventeen lyrics; op.
19, from Sing-song, by Christina Ros-
setti. © Sidney Homer, West Palm
Beach, Fla., as author of m. R
42859, Jan. 29, 1936. 190
Hope; organ voluntary, J. S. Fearis.
© Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as execu-
tor. R 438073, Feb. 8, 1936.
191 |
Hot (The) tamale man; w and m Her-
bert Ingraham. © Amo Ingraham,
Los Angeles, as child of the deceased
author. R 42557, Jan. 22, 1986. 192
How long, O Lord wilt Thou forget
me; sacred, w from the Bible; alto
or bar.; pf. or organ acc. © James
H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as
author of m, R 42857, Jan. 29, 1936.
193
Humoreske; v. Anton Dvorak, op. 101,
bearb.; violine u. pf. no. 5, 8.
Paul Klengel, Leipzig, as author of
arrangement. R 42734, 42735, Feb.
6, 1936. 194, 195
I can stand; song for school, w Geo.
R. Burnap. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 42958,
Feb. 6, 1936. 196
I can’t be true so far away; song, from
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 42609, Feb. 1, 1936:
197
I ean’t help it if I’m fidgety; song,
melody Melville S. Collins. © Edgar
Leslie, New York, as author of w.
R 42498, Jan. 24, 1936. 198
I’d rather be a little too soon, than
just a little bit too late; by W. A.
and Harry Dillon. © William A.
Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y., as. one jobgihe
authors. R 42573, Feb. 6, 1936. 199
I’d rather have a lady than an auto-
mobile or anything else I know;
song. © William A. Dillon, Ithaca,
N. Y., as author. R 42545, Jan. 25,
1936. 200:
I don’t want to marry your family;
song, from The prince of to-night,
bk. and lyrics Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Jos. HE. How-
ard, New York, as author of m. R
42612, Feb. 1, 1936. 201
I fell in love on Monday; song, from
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 42608, Feb. 1, 1936.
202
I lay my sins on Jesus; by C. B. Haw-
ley, arr. Max Spicker ; women’s 2-pt.
cho. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 42869, Jan. 30,
1936. 203
I lead an awf'lly lazy life; song, from
The boy and the girl, m H. L. Heartz.
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no. 2, 1936
© Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 42492, Jan. 17,
1936. 204
Ill be waiting, sailor boy, for you; w
L. Curley, m James M. Fulton. ©
Leo Curley, Waterbury, Conn., as
author of w, and James Fulton, Bel-
mont, Mass., as author of m R
42549, Jan. 25, 19386. 205
I’m a Yiddish cowboy; song, m Al
Piantadosi. © Edgar Leslie, New
York, as author of w. R 42600, Feb.
6, 1936. 206
w Edgar Leslie, m Al Piantadosi
and Halsey K. Mohr. © AI Pianta-
dosi, North Hollywood, Calif., as one
of the authors of m. R 42926, Jan.
31, 1936. 207
I’m awfully glad to be popular; song,
from Michigenda. © Roy Dickinson
Welch, Northampton, Mass., as au-
thor. R 43052, Feb. 25, 1936. 208
I’m in a position to know; song, from
The boy and the girl, m H. L.
Heartz. © Richard Carle, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of w. R
42490, Jan. 17, 1936. 209
I’m savin’ up my money for a rainy
day; song, w C. P. McDonald. ©
Perey Wenrich, New York, as author
of m. R 42590, Feb. 6, 1936. 210
I’m seventeen come Sunday; folk-song
from Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil
J. Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London,
as child of the deceased author. R
42437, Jan. 22, 1936. PA GL
I’m starving for one sight of you; song,
Chas. K. Harris. © Cora L. Harris;
New York, as widow. R 42629, Jan.
30, 1936. 212
I’m tired of living without you; w Ed-
ward Rose, m Kerry Mills. © Fred
Rose, Evanston, Ill., as next of kin
of the author of w, who is not living.
R 42782, Feb. 17, 1936. 213
I’m trusting Him, He’s holding me;
gospel hymn, w E. EH. Hewitt, m
Adam Geibel. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 42804, Feb.
14, 1986. 214
I miss you like the roses miss the rain;
song, m Halsey K. Mohr. © Will
A. Mahoney, New York, as author
of w. R 42588, Feb. 6, 1936. 215
I’ve got to get some money; song, w
Ed. Rose. © Theo. Snyder, Los An-
geles, as author of m. R 42656, Feb.
14, 1936. 216
229
I’ve waited long for thee; song, from
The queen of the Moulin Rouge, m
John T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan,
Pacific Palisades, Calif., as author
of w. R 42555, Jan. 22, 1986. raure
I want you; song, w Edgar Malone. ©
Ted S. Barron, Flushing, N. Y., as
author of m. R 42657, Feb. 14, 1936.
218
I will extol Thee; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, Portland, Or., as author.
R 43061, Feb. 8, 1936. 219
I will lift up mine eyes; anthem, w of
Psalm 121; solo, and cho. of mixed
voices; organ ace. © William
Webbe, Summit, N. J., as author of
m. R 42874, Jan. 30, 1936. 220
I will love you for evermore; song,
m Edwin Smalle © Joe Mc-
Carthy, Pelham, N. Y., as author of
w. R 42796, Feb. 17, 1986. 221
I wonder who’s kissing her now; song,
from The prince of to-night, bk. and
lyrics Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams. © Jos. E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 42604, Feb.
1, 1936. 222,
I won't be home to dinner; song, w
Paul West. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 42459, Jan.
11, 1936. 223
I would I were dwelling on India’s
strand; English version R. New-
march, traduction francaise Amedee
Boutarel, m Jean Sibelius, op. 38, no.
5. © Rosa Newmarch, London, as
author of English translation. R
42648, Jan, 24, 1936. 224.
If Jesus goes with me I’ll go; song, w
Cc. A. M. © C. Austin Miles, Pit-
man, N. J.,as author of m. R 42814,
Feb. 14, 1936. Dep
If Jesus’ love is with you; sacred song,
w James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42534, Jan. 16, 1936. 226
If no. 1 met no. 2; from Mary’s lamb.
© Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 42595, Feb. 6, 1936.
227
w and m R. Carle, arr. F. N. Dar-
ling. © Richard Carle, North Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author. R 42589,
Feb. 6, 1936. ‘ 228
If we all lift a little; sacred song, W
Ada Blenkhorn. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42528, Jan. 16, 1936. 229
271
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230
If you are no one’s sweetheart is there
any chance for me; song, w Jos. Mit-
tenthal. © Jos. M. Daly, E. Orange,
N. J., as author of m. R 42618, Feb.
11, 1936. 230:
If you cared for me as I care for you;
song, w Ed. Rose. © Ted Snyder,
Los Angeles, as author of m. R
42579, Jan. 18, 1936. 231
If you must make eyes at someone,
won’t you please make eyes at me;
w Leo Wood and Matt Woodward,
m Leo Edwards. © Gertrude Wood
Bernstein, West Englewood, N. J.,
as widow of one of the authors of w.
R 42988, Feb. 17, 1936. 232
Ii you want the world to love Him;
sacred song, w James Rowe. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42517, Jan. 16, 1936.
233
Im orientalischen café; humoristische
skizze, Robert Vollstedt; orch. ©
Paul Eggers, Hamburg, Germany, as
executor. R 42563, Nov. 26, 1935.
234
Imperial (The) life guards march; by
R. B. Hall. 1. Band.—2. Orch. ©
Isabelle Hall Philbrook, Lynn, Mass.,
as widow. R 42848, 42849, Jan. 2,
1936. 235, 236
In a fairy boat; rondel; female cho.
Havergal Brian, London, as au-
thor. R 42647, Jan. 24, 1936. 237
In Bohemia witli you; song, w Paul
West. © Gus Edwards, New York,
as author of m. R 42634, Jan. 11,
1936. 238
In strains exultant; song, w Geo. O.
Webster. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
Orange, N. J., as author of m. R
42398, Jan. 28, 1930. 239)
In the garden; mazurka, Donato Mon-
tano; pf. © Anthony Frank Buo-
nincontro, Brooklyn, as executor. R
42671, Feb. 5, 1936. 240:
In the moonlight; by Theodora Dut-
ton; pf. © Helen Alden Shipman,
Northampton, Mass., as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
42916, Feb. 12, 19386. 241
in the shadow of the Carolina hills; w
Beth Slater Whitson, m Leo Fried-
man. © Fredericka F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
42642, Jan. 25, 1936. 242
In the shadow of the cross; sacred
song, w James Rowe. © Ira B. Wil-
Di. IEDs yo
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42512, Jan. 16, 1936. 243
Indian summer; w William H. Gard-
ner, m Adam Geibel ; women’s voices.
© Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 42425, Jan. 3, 1936. 244
Indifference; characteristic morceau,
arr. R. E. Hildreth; orch. © Walter
Rolfe, Boston, as author. R 42923,
Feb. 15, 1936. 245
Introduction und fuge; humoreske, op.
17, no. 5; pf. © Ernst von Doh-
nanyi, Budapest, Hungary, as author.
R 42732, Feb. 6, 1936. 246
It came upon the midnight clear;
Christmas hymn, w Edmund Hamil-
ton Sears, m Adam Geibel; men’s
voices. © Kathryn Skinner, Phila-
delphia, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 42430, Jan. 3, 1936.
247
It is wonderful how He loves; song, w
E. S. Lorenz. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42505, Jan. 16, 1986. 248
It makes no difference what the daisy
says; song, from Michigenda.
Roy Dickinson Welch, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 48054, Feb. 25,
1936. 249
It might have been; song, Chas. K.
Harris; mezzo or bar.; in Ei flat. ©
Cora L. Harris, New York, aS widow.
R 42628, Jan. 30, 1986. 250:
Jesus and I are friends; sacred song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
425381, Jan. 16, 1936. 251
Jesus is coming again; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances Lunk, Au-
burn, N. Y., as child of the deceased
author. R 48049, Jan. 10, 1986. 252
Jesus loves the little children ; primary
song, w Lura Warner Callin. © EHa-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 42954, Feb. 6, 1936.
253
Jesus needs us; sacred song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif.,as author of m. R 42518, Jan.
16, 1986. 254
Join the mission band; primary motion
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor. R 43091, Feb. 10, 19386. 255
Jolly (The) ploughboy; Sussex folk-
song, noted and arr.; men’s voices.
272
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no. 2, 1936
© Ralph Vaughan-Williams, Dork-
ing, England, as author. R 42691,
Feb. 1, 1936. 256
Just as I am; men’s voices. © Wil-
liam R. Spence, Perth, Ont., Canada,
as author. R 42698, Feb. 14, 1936.
257
Just for today; by Jane Bingham Ab-
bott, arr. John A, West. 1. Women’s
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Joseph
M. West, West Chicago, and Paul F.
West, San Francisco, as children of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 42626, 42627, Feb. 12, 1936.
258, 259
Just give me a big bass drum; song, m
Theodore Morse. © Russell D. Jan-
ney, New York, as author of w. R
42800, Feb. 17, 1936. 260!
Just look wise; song, from Michigenda.
©. Roy Dickinson Welch, Northamp-
ton, Mass., as author. R 43055, Feb.
25, 1936. 261
Keep stepping; sacred song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif.,as author of m. R 42513, Jan.
16, 1936. 262
Keys (The) of Canterbury; folk-song
from Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil
J. Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London,
as child of the deceased author. R
42443, Jan. 22, 1936. 263
King (The) in His beauty; hymn-
anthem, w James G. Deck, m George
B. Nevin; mixed voices. © Lillias
C. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as widow of
the author of m. R 42885, Jan. 29,
1936. 264
King (The) of the day; duet and cho.,
w Lura Warner Callin. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 42952, Feb. 6, 1936. 265
Laban ; organ voluntary, E. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
43080, Feb. 10, 1936. 266
Lachner (Franz) When I know what
you know; op. 114, no. 1, ed. Dudley
Buck; men’s 4-pt. cho. © Dudley
Buck, Chicago, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42908, Feb. 3,
1936. 267
Lady Laughter; song, w Gouverneur
Morris; high voice; in F. © Victor
Harris, New York, as author of m.
R 42906, Feb. 3, 1936. 268
Lady (The) of dreams; song, w Rich-
ard Lincoln. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mez-
zo Sop. or bar. © Mabel W. Daniels,
283
Boston, as author of m. R 42718,
Feb. 14, 1936. 269
Lady Spring ; song, w Gouverneur Mor-
ris; high voice; in F. © Victor Har-
ris, New York, as author of m. R
42905, Feb. 3, 1936. 270
Lambs (The) of the shepherd; song for
the school. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author. R 42959,
Feb. 6, 1936. ZL
Lamp of our feet; response, with music.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42977, Feb. 6, 1936.
272
Lark (The); w Mrs. R. N. Turner, m
Adam Geibel; women’s voices. ©
Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 42429, Jan. 3, 1936. 273
Lead, kindly light; anthem. © E. K.
Heyser, Uniontown, Pa., as author
of m. R 42972, Feb. 6, 1936. 274
Leader (The) that we love; sacred
song, w James Rowe. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42536, Jan. 16, 1936. 215
Leander; from Mary’s lamb. © Rich-
ard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor. R 42596, Feb. 6, 1936. 276
song, from Mary’s lamb, arr.
Frank Darling. © Richard Carle,
Hollywood, Calif., as author. R
42602, Feb. 7, 1936. 277
Let’s go into a picture show; Song, w
Junie McCree. © Albert Von. Tilzer,
New York, as author of m. R 42374,
Jan. 28, 1936. 278
Let the children come; quartet, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42988,
Feb. 8, 1936. 279
Light (The) upon the way; duet and
cho., w Lura Warner Callin. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42950, Feb. 6, 1936.
280
Little (A) bit’s a whole lot better than
nothing at all; song, w Al Bryan. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as author
of m. R 42779, Feb. 20, 19386. 281
Little brothers and sisters; motion
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 48089, Feb. 10, 1936.
282
Little (The) dancer; by Theodora Dut-
ton; pf. © Helen Alden Shipman,
Northampton, Mass., as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
42913, Feb. 12, 1936. 283
273
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284
pt..111,/n. S., v. 3k
Little (The) dancing master ; mazurka,
J. Diets; pf. © John A. Seidt, Balti-
more, aS author. R 42587, Jan. 16,
1986. 284
Little old New York; song, from The
queen of the Moulin Rouge, m John
T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan, Pacific
Palisades, Calif., as author of w. R
42552, Jan. 22, 1936.
Little papoose on the wind-swung
bough; op. 438, no. 2, w Nelle Rich-
mond Hberhart; women’s 3-pt. cho.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
Diego, Calif., as author of m. R
42821, Jan. 29, 1986. 286:
Little, tittle, tattle tale; song, w Ed
Gardenier. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 426382, Jan.
11, 1936. 287
Live in the sunshine; song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 42768,
Feb. 11, 1936. 288
Lo, such the child; anthem, w Reginald
Heber. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 43064,
Feb. 8 1936. 289
Lo, the sun; morning song, by Charles
P. Scott; men’s voices. © Maude
Ladd Seott, New York, as widow. R
42696, Feb. 14, 1936. 2910
Lord (The) by wisdom hath founded
the earth; mixed voices. © James
H. Rogers, Pasadena, as author. R
427038, Feb. 14, 1986. 291
Lord (The) is great in Sion; anthem,
w from Psalm 99, m W. T. Best, ed.
© F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond,
as author of editing. R 42878, Jan.
30, 1936. 292)
Lord (The) is merciful; anthem. ©
EK. K. Heyser, Uniontown, Pa., as
author. R 48069, Feb. 8, 19386. 293
Love, at thy window; w William H.
Gardner, m Adam Geibel; men’s
voices. © Kathryn Skinner, Phila-
delphia, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 42422, Jan. 3, 1936.
294
Love eternal; sacred song, w and m
Cora S. Briggs; med. voice. ©
Catherine G. Briggs, Boston, as child
of the deceased author. R 42898,
Jan. 18, 1986. 295:
Love is needed; Sacred song, w W. C.
Martin. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42524, Jan. 16, 1926. 296:
285
Love makes our toil worth while; song
for school, w Eunice Whitfold. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 42956, Feb. 6, 1936.
: 297
Love (A) note; song, w Frank L. Stan-
ton; high, in F min. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as author
ofm. R 42858, Jan. 29, 19386. 298
Lovers’ lane, Saint Jo; w Hugene
Field, m Ellinor Dale Runcie. ©
Constance B, Marshall, St. Joseph,
Mo., as next of kin of the author of
m, Who is not living. R 42400, Jan.
17, 19386. 299
Lover’s (The) ,tasks; folk-song from
Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
42446, Jan. 22, 1986. 300
Love’s gifts; song, from Michigenda.
© Roy Dickinson Welch, Northamp-
ton, Mass., as author. R 48056, Feb.
25, 1936. 301
Lullaby ; primary motion song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42964, Feb. 6, 19386. 30:2
—— song, w Edith Sanford Tillotson.
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
author of m. R 42757, Feb. 11, 1936.
303
Make me a witness; sacred song, w
BH. EH. Hewitt. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42537, Jan. 16, 1936. 304
Man (A) has died for me; sacred song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42515, Jan. 16, 1936. 305
March movement; organ voluntary. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author. R 43074, Feb. 8, 19386. 306
——-—— by HE. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 43004, Feb. 8,
1936. 307
March (The) of victory; organ volun-
tary. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as author. R 42999, Feb. 8, 1936.
308
Marche de féte; op. 36; orgue. ©
Henri Biisser, Paris, as author. R
42767, Jan. 22, 1936. 309
Mary Blaine; w Edgar T. Farran, m J.
Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chicago,
as child of the deceased author of
m. R 42403, Jan. 18, 1936. 310
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no. 2, 1936
Mass in honor of St. Adelina; by
Michael L. Nemmers. 1. Sop. and
alto.—2, 2, 3, or 4 mixed voices. ©
Erwin P. Nemmers, Milwaukee, as
child of the deceased author. R
42651, 42652, Feb. 14, 1986. 311, 312
May God depend on you; song, w W. C.
Martin. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42542, Jan. 16, 1936. 313
Mazurka; vy. Bernhard Dessau, op. 40,
no. 1; violine u. pf. © Elise Dessau,
Berlin-Friedenau, Germany, as wid-
ow. R 427238, Feb. 6, 19386. 314
Meditation; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author, R 48008, Feb. 8, 1986. 315
Memories; w G. W. Ogden, m Edward
Kreiser. © Lillian M. Kreiser, Kan-
sas City, Mo., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
42401, Jan. 17, 1936. 316
Menuetto scherzando; by Georg Eggel-
ing, op. 125, arr.; pf., six hands. ©
Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
42710, Feb. 14, 1986. 317
Merry (The) go round rag; pf. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as author.
R 42631, Jan. 11, 19386. 318
Merry (A) heart; w Minnie E. Hicks,
m Karl Linders; men’s voices, ©
Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 42424, Jan. 3, 1936. 319
Merry widow waltz; by Franz Lehar,
arr. Walter A. Phillips; pf., without
octaves. © Evelyn J. Phillips Ox-
ner, Chicago, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 42384,
Jan. 29, 1936. 320
Midsummer fair; folk-song from Som-
erset, coll. and arr. Cecil J. Sharp.
© Joan Sharp, London, as child of
the deceased author. R 42439, Jan.
22, 1936. 321
Missionary treasury no. 3; devoted to
recitations, readings, exercises, etc.,
ed. © Karl K. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as author of editing. R 42638, Feb.
10, 1936. 322
Molly ; Irish song, w Edward Tesche-
macher; in C. © Hermann Lohr,
London, as author of m. R 42410,
Jan. 24, 1936. 323
Morning devotion ; organ voluntary. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 43090, Feb. 10, 1936. 324
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336
Morning song; duet, or 2-pt. cho., w
Gertrude L. Knox, m R. R. Forman,
© Addie A. Forman, Hightstown,
N. J., as author of m. R 42894, Jan.
2, 1936. 325
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Marcia
all turca; from pf, sonata in A, arr.
C. Burchard, ed. and fingered; pf.,
4 hands. © James H. Rogers, San
Marino, Calif., as author of editing
and fingering. R 42879, Jan. 30,
1986. 326
Murmur soft, ye breezes; by J. B.
Wekerlin, ed. Hans Lichter ; women’s
trio. Henry Clough-Leighter,
Quincy, Mass., as author of editing.
R 42884, Jan. 29, 1936. 327
My daily prayer; sacred song, w Ida
L. Reed, arr. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42525, Jan. 16, 1936. 3828
My dearie dear; from The boy and
the girl, bk. R. Carle, w M. HE.
Rourke, m H. L. Heartz. © Rich- »
ard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor. R 42790, Jan. 17, 1986. 329
My little tailor maid; song, w Paul
West. © Gus Edwards, New York,
as author of m. R 42455, Jan. 11,
1936. 330
My lov’d one, rest; song. © P. Doug-
las Bird, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor. R 42895, Jan. 2, 1986. 331
My pony boy; song, m Charley O’Don-
nell. © Bobby Heath, Philadelphia,
as author of w. R 42497, Jan. 24,
1936. 332
My soul doth magnify the Lord; an-
them, m Adam Geibel. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 42428, Jan.
3, 1936. 333
My soul shall be joyful; anthem. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 42541, Jan. 16, 1936.
334
My sunburned Salome; w Will D.
Cobb, m G. Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, New York, as author of m,
and Kate A. Cobb, New York, as
next of kin of the author of w, who
is not living. R 42780, Feb. 20, 1936.
335
My way to heaven is through your
love, sweetheart; w Arthur J. Lamb,
m §S. R. Henry; bar. or alto; in B
flat. © Henry R. Stern, New York,
as author of m. R 42405, Jan. 18,
1936. 336
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337
Nancy Bell; song, w J. E. Dempsey.
© Johann C. Schmid, Philadelphia,
as author of m. R 42487, Jan. 17,
1936. 337
Napolitana; saltarello, Charles Morley,
op. 105, arr.; pf., six hands. © Ed-
mund Parlow, Frankfort, Germany,
as author of arrangement. R 42709,
Feb. 14, 1936. 338
Nature’s message; complete service.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as au-
thor. R 42640, Feb. 11, 1936. 339
Nature’s voices ; song, w Josie Wallace.
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
author of m. R 42758, Feb. 11, 1936.
340
Naughty Cupid; song, from The boy
and the girl, m H. L. Heartz. ©
Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of w. R 42491, Jan. 17, 1936.
341
Never alone; gospel song, w Annie
Lewis Pinfold, m Adam _ Geibel;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 428138, Feb.
14, 1936. 342
Night school march; by G. P. Benja-
min, arr. Emil Otto; pf., 4 hands. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, Boston, as
executor of the author of arrange-
ment. R 42887, Jan. 29, 1936. 343
Noel; pf. © H. Balfour Gardiner,
Blandford, Dorset, England, as au-
thor. R 42415, Jan. 21, 1936. 344
Nothing ever, ever, ever, hardly ever,
troubles me; song, m Albert Von
Tilzer. © Jack Norworth, New
York, as author of w. R 42591, Feb.
6, 1936. 345
Now the day is over; Russian melody,
harmonized and adapted HK. J. Fitz-
hugh ; mixed voices, with bar. or sop.
solo; organ acc. © Blanche F. Whit-
aker, Floral Park, N. Y., as child of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 42939, Feb. 18, 1936. 346
O love that will not let me go; w
George Matheson. 1. High voice.—
2. Low voice. © Arthur Foote, New-
ton Center, Mass., as author of m.
R 42716, Feb. 14, 1936. 347
O no John; folk-song from Somerset,
coll, and arr. Cecil J. Sharp. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42694, Feb. 1, 1986.
pl. 1, HS, Hot
O pale and slender girl; w and m Paul
Bliss. © Lina L. Bliss, Owego, N. Y.,
as widow. R 42239, Mar. 4, 19386.
349
O that we two were maying; w Charles
Kingsley; women’s duet or cho. ©
Henry Bickford Pasmore, Berkeley,
Calif., as author of m. R 42818, Jan.
29, 1936. 350
O waly, waly ; folk-song from Somerset,
coll. and arr. Cecil J. Sharp. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42445, Jan. 22,
1936. 351
O ye that love the Lord; mixed voices.
© James H. Rogers, Pasadena, as
author of m. R 42701, Feb. 14, 19386.
352
Offenbach (Jacques) Barearolle; from
Les contes d’Hoffmann, transcribed
Robert E. Austin; pf. © Charles F.
Manney, New York, as author of
transcription. R 42819, Jan. 29, pee
Oh drink thou deep of the purple wine;
w Alice Dunbar; high, in A flat.
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42855, Jan. 29,
1936. 354
Oh! How can I ever forget him; song,
m Halsey K. Mohr. © Edgar Leslie,
New York, as author of w. R 42578,
Jan. 18, 1936. 355
Oh, sing to the Lord; anthem, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42997, Feb.
8, 1936. 356
Old Black Joe; by S. C. Foster, arr.
Walter A. Phillips; pf., without oc-
taves. © Evelyn J. Phillips Oxner,
Chicago, as child of the deceased au-
thor of arrangement. R 42385, Jan.
29, 1936. 357
transcription, H. Engelmann; pf.
© Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., as widow. R 48006, Jan. 2, 1936.
358
Old (The) salt; march; orch. © Rich-
ard HE. Hildreth, West Somerville,
Mass., as author. R 42935, Jan. 31,
1936. 359!
Old (The) stage door; song, from The
boy and the girl, m H. L. Heartz.
© Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 42494, Jan. 17,
1936. 360
Oldberg (Arne) Intermezzo; op. 27,
no. 2; pf. © Arne Oldberg, Evans-
276
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ton, Ill., as author, R 42860, Feb. 12,
1936. 361
On the river; by Theodora Dutton; pf,
© Helen Alden Shipman, Northamp-
ton; Mass., as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 42912,
Feb. 12, 1936. 362
One sweetly solemn thought; by R. S.
Ambrose, arr. Max Spicker ; women’s
2-pt. cho. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 42868, Jan. 30, 1936.
363
One-way (A) ticket to Loveland; song.
© Chas. E. Baer, Lansdale, Pa., as
author. R 42794, Feb. 17,1936. 364
Onward, Christian soldiers; song, w
Sabine Baring-Gould. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42533, Jan. 15, 1936. 365
Open up your heart, let a little sun-
shine in; song. © Chas. E. Baer,
Lansdale, Pa., as author. R 42793,
Feb. 17, 1936. 366
Opening voluntary; by HE. L. Ashford;
organ. 1. In E.—2. in F. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48076, 48078,
Feb. 10, 19386. 367, 368
Orchids (The) of the opera; song, w
Paul West. © Gus Edwards, New
York, aS author of m. R, 42458, Jan.
11, 1936. 369
Our dream of love is o’er; Song, from
The queen of the Moulin Rouge, m
John T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan,
Pacific Palisades, Calif., as author
of w. R 42559, Jan. 22, 1936. 370
Our fair good queen; w S. C. Kirk;
solo and cho. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42992, Feb. 8, 1936. 371
Our refuge; sacred song, w Lanta Wil-
son Smith. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42514, Jan. 16, 1936. 372
Our school; anthem, w Helene H. Boll,
m W. E. Haesche; unison cho. ©
Nora Russell Haesche, New Haven,
as widow of the author of m. R
42909, Feb. 3, 1936. 373
Paper (The) hat brigade; song, w Vin-
cent Bryan. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 42630, Jan.
11, 1936. 374
Pavane mit variationen; humoreske,
op. 17, no. 3; pf. © Ernst von
388
Dohnanyi, Budapest, Hungary, as
author. R 42730, Feb. 6, 1936. 375
Pavanetta; par Frédéric Binet, op. 94;
pf. © Marie Dupalet Binet, Fon-
tainebleau, France, as widow. R
42774, Jan. 22, 1986. 376
Peace and goodwill; sacred song, Ww
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42538, Jan. 16, 1936. 3070
Peace I leave with you; by J. Varley
Roberts, arr. Max Spicker; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 42872, Jan. 30, 1936.
378
Petite passante; salon-composition, Ar-
nolde Clairlie, op. 30, nr. 1; pf.
Giuseppe Strimmer, Merano, Italy, as
executor. R 42720, Feb. 6,1936. 379
Piscatrix ; w anon., m Horatio Parker ;
men’s voices, a capella. © Anna
Parker, New York, as widow. R
42861, Jan. 30, 1936. 380
Power through the Holy Ghost; by Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances Lunk, Au-
burn, N. Y., as child of the deceased
author. R 42584, Jan. 10,1986. 381
Praise Him; song, w Edith Sanford
Tillotson. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 42764,
Feb. 11, 1936. 382
Praise the Lord today; song, w S. C.
Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42981, Feb.
8, 1986. 383
Prelude in F; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 43083, Feb. 10, 1936. 384
Primrose, good-bye; song, w Hugh
Wynne. © Clayton Hallowell, Phila-
delphia, as author of m. R 42597,
Feb. 6, 19386. 385
Processional hymn. © Leopold Sto-
kowski, Philadelphia, as author. R
42435, Jan. 22, 1936. 386
Processional march; by Henry Parker,
ed. P. W. Orem; pif. Nellie
Parker, Hendon, England, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 42851,
Jan, 2, 19386. 387
Puccini (Giacomo) La bohéme; fan-
tasia, sopra motivi dell’ opera, rid.
G. Luporini, nuova edizione riveduta,
U. Solazzi; grande orch. Partitura.
© Ugo Solazzi, Milan, as author of
arrangement. R 42853, Feb. 5, ae
3
277
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389
Queen bee; quadrille; orch. © Rich-
ard E. Hildreth, West Somerville,
Mass., as author. R 42936, Jan. 31,
1986. 389
Raise every voice; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 42765,
Feb. 11, 1936. 390)
Reaper’s (The) song; sacred song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42511, Jan. 16, 19386. 391
Rejoice ye with Jerusalem ; anthem, w
from Isaiah, m Walter Spinney, arr.
Max Spicker; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 42871, Jan. 30, 1936. 392
Rest, soldier, rest; Memorial day quar-
tet; men’s voices. © Will H. Rue-
bush, Dayton, Va., aS author. R
43060, Feb. 8, 19386. 393
Ring around; waltz, J. Diets; pf. ©
John A. Seidt, Baltimore, as author.
R 42586, Jan. 16, 1936. 394
Ring the invitation ; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42995, Feb. 8,
1936. 395
Rocked in the cradle of the deep;
march, Al Hayes; band. © Henry
Fillmore, Cincinnati, as author. R
42928, Feb. 17, 1986. 396
Rosy summer; song, w S. C. Kirk. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 42998, Feb. 8, 1936.
397
Sabbath evening; organ voluntary. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 42137, Jan. 13,1936. 398
Sabbath joy; organ voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48081, Feb. 10, 1986. 399
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Pré-
lude du Déluge; arr. Theodore Moses
Tobani; orch. © Joseph Morris To-
bani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 42576 Feb. 6, 1936. 400
Salome Jackson; song. © Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, New York, as author.
R 42892, Feb. 21, 1936. 401
Saviour, breathe an evening blessing;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Harry
Hale Pike, Arcadia, Calif., as author.
R 42852, Jan. 2, 1986. 402
pt. Im, HS) v. St
Saviour, like a shepherd lead us; mixed
voices. © Harry Hale Pike, Arcadia,
Calif., as author. R 42850, Jan. 2,
1936. ; 403
Scatter love like flowers; song, w’G. O.
Webster. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 42761, Feb.
11, 1986. 404.
Scatter the sunshine; sacred song, w
Laura E. Newell. © Ira B, Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m. R
42530, Jan. 16, 1936. 405
Scented roses; waltzes; pf. © Jos. M.
Daly, East Orange, N. J., as author.
R 42408, Jan. 15, 1936. 406
Scherzetto; par Charles Carbonnier;
pf. © Jeanne Dominique Henriette
Nicolle Carbonnier, Paris, as widow.
R 42778, Jan. 22, 1936. 407
Schindler (Kurt) Six old French
Christmas carols; English versions
Henry G. Chapman, m harmonized
and ed. K. Schindler. 1st and 2d set.
© Fifth avenue bank of New York,
New York, as one of the executors of
the author of harmonization. R
42416, 42417, Jan. 11, 1936. 408, 409
Schoolmates; march, Bayley Jordan;
pf. © Will R. Haskins, Brooklyn, as
author. R 42658, Feb. 14, 1986. 410
Scott (Cyril) Ailegro; op. 64, no. 1;
pf. © Cyril Scott, London, as au-
thor. R 42750, Jan. 23, 1936. 411
Seductive Caroline; song, from The boy
and the girl, m H. L. Heartz. ©
Richard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of w. R 42493, Jan. 17, 1936.
412
Senallié (Jean Baptiste) Sonate; G
moll, bearb.; violine u. pf. © Alfred
Moffat, London, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42736, Feb. 6, 1936. 413
Serenade no. 2; by Campbell-Tipton ;
pf. © Marion Campbell-Tipton, New
York, as widow. R 42907, Feb. 38,
1936. 414
She sells sea shells; w T. Sullivan, m
H. Gifford. © Terry Sullivan, Lon-
don, aS author of w, and Harry Gif-
ford, Streatham, England, as author
of m. R 42548, Jan. 25, 1936. 415
Sheep (The) shearing; folk-song from
Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
42447, Jan. 22, 1986. 416
Shine just where you are; song, w A. N.
© J. E. Deimarter, Santa Cruz, Calif.,
278
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as author of m. R 42414, Jan. 23,
19386. 417
Shy little violet blue; song, from The
queen of the Moulin Rouge, m John
T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan, Pacific
Palisades, Calif., as author of w. R
42553, Jan. 22, 1936. 418
Silver threads among the gold; arr.
Walter A. Phillips; pf., without oc-
taves. © Evelyn J. Phillips Oxner,
Chicago, aS child of the deceased au-
thor of arrangement. R 42386, Jan.
29, 1936. 419
Sing like the robins; w Lizzie De
Armond; solo and cho. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42965, Feb. 6, 1936. 420
Sing praise; anthem, w Edith Sanford
Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42540, Jan. 16, 1936. 421
Sing the Lord’s song; w Lizzie De
Armond; duet and cho. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 48088, Feb. 10, 1936. 422
Sing unto God, O ye kingdoms of the
earth; anthem; mixed cho., with sop.
and bar. soli; organ acc. © F. Flax-
ington Harker, Richmond, as author
of m. R 42901, Feb. 3, 1936. 423
Singer (A) sang a song and that’s the
Song the singer sang; w Will Heelan,
m Seymour Furth. © Hazle Myers
Furth, West Pittston, Pa., as widow
of the author of m. R 42419, Jan. 27,
1936. 424
Skating song; by Theodora Dutton; pf.
© Helen Alden Shipman, Northamp-
ton, Mass., aS next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 42915, Feb.
12, 1936. 425
Sketch; organ voluntary, E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 43085, Feb. 10, 1936. 426
Sky pilot; march and two-step, arr.
Herman Friedrich; orch. © Walter
Rolfe, Boston, as author. R 42922,
Feb. 15, 1936. 427
Snowflakes; w Mary Mapes Dodge, m
Frederic H. Cowen, arr.; women’s
4-pt. cho. © Harvey B. Gaul, Pitts-
burgh, as author of arrangement. R
42863, Jan. 30, 1936. 428
Society swing; characteristic march
and two-step; pf. © Henry Frant-
zen, New York, as author. R 42798,
Feb. 17, 1986. 429
441
Soldiers are coming; by Carl Bohm,
op. 362, no. 1, arr.; pf., six hands. ©
Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
42704, Feb. 14, 1936. 430
Somebody just like you; song, m Albert
Browne. © Leo Curley, Waterbury,
Conn., as author of w. R 42846, Jan.
25, 19386. 431
Somebody must have told the parrot;
w Will A. Heelan, m Seymour Furth.
© Margaret Mahany, Scotch Plains,
N. J., as widow of the author of w.
R 42387, Jan. 29, 1936. 432
Somebody that I know and you know
too; w Ed Gardenier, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 42404,
Jan. 18, 1936. 433
Song of the strollers; 2-pt. cho., w Fred
B. Appleget; women’s voices. ©
Mrs. R. R. Forman, Hightstown,
N. J., as author of m. R 42668, Feb.
10, 1936. 434
Song of the Triton; by J. L. Molloy, arr.
Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
Adele G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 42695, Feb. 14, 1936. 4385
Song (The) of triumph; service for
EKaster, J. Lincoln Hall and Elsie
Duncan Yale. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of one of the authors, who is not
living. R 42801, Feb. 14, 1936. 4386
Song without words; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author, R 42947, Feb. 6, 1986. 4387
Songs and flowers; service for Chil-
dren’s day, J. Lincoln Hall and Elsie
Duncan Yale. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of one of the authors, who is not
living. R 42809, Feb. 14, 1936. 488
Southern pastime; by Al Hayes; band.
Henry Fillmore, Cincinnati, as
author, R 42929, Feb. 17, 1986. 4389
Spanish gaiety ; bolero, Paul Eno, arr. ;
orch. © Richard E. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass., as author of ar-
rangement, R 42934, Jan. 31, 1936.
440
(© Cyril Scott,
R 42748, Jan.
441
Sphinx; op. 63; pf.
London, as author.
23, 19386.
279
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442
Spring flowers; organ voluntary. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 43005, Feb. 8, 1986. 442
Spring gladness; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 438067, Feb. 8, 1936.
Spring heralds; Sunday school service,
w S. C. Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42996, Feb. 8, 1936. 444
Spring is come; anthem, m J. S. Fearis.
© Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as execu-
tor. R 48072, Feb. 8, 1936. 445
Spring-time praise; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 43070, Feb. 8, 1936. 446
Springtime’s here; song, w Edith S.
Tillotson. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
Orange, N. J., as author of m. R
42397, Jan. 28, 1936. 447
Stack of fun; barn dance, arr. R. E.
Hildreth; orch. © Walter Rolfe,
Boston, aS author. R 42924, Feb. 15,
1936. 448
Stand up, stand up for Jesus; gospel
song, w George Duffield, m Adam
Geibel; men’s voices. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 42812, Feb.
14, 1986. 449
Strauss (Richard) Traumerei; op. 9,
no. 4, ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle ;
pf. © Katharine Florence Stewart,
New York, as next of kin of the au-
thor of editing and fingering, who
is not living. R 42877, Jan. 30, 1936.
450:
Summer breezes; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42987, Feb. 8,
1936. 451
Summer fancies; pf. © Roy S. Stough-
ton, Boston, as author. R 42421, Jan.
3, 19386. 452)
Summer reverie; organ voluntary, C.
B. Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as author of m. R
43000, Feb. 8, 19386. 453
Summer (A) shower; w James W. Mil-
lee, adapted, m George A. Veazie;
sop., alto and bass cho. © R. Grace
Veazie, Chelsea, Mass., as widow of
the author of m. R 42816, Jan. 29,
1936. 454
Sun (The) is sinking fast; hymn-an-
them, w HE. Caswall, from the Latin.
© Mark Andrews, Montclair, N. J.,
443;
pt. I, n.s., v. 31
as author of m. R 42451, Jan. 22,
1936. 455
Sunbeams; primary song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42991, Feb. 8,
1936. 456
Sunlight (The) of His glory; sacred
song, w Ada Blenkhorn. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 42526, Jan. 16, 1936.
457
Sunny springtime; song, w HE. H. Hew-
itt. © Grant Cfolfax] Tullar,
Orange, N. J., as author of m. R
42394, Jan. 28, 1986. 458
Sunrise; pt.-song, w L. C. Nevin, m
George B. Nevin; men’s voices. ©
Lillias C. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as
widow of the author of m. R 42888,
Jan. 29, 1936. 459
Sunshine in His love; sacred song, w
James Rowe. Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42529, Jan. 16, 1986. 460
Sweet hour of prayer; anthem, w Wm.
W. Walford. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R
42978, Feb. 6, 1936. 461
Sweet is Thy mercy; by Joseph Barn-
by, arr. Max Spicker ; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Isabel Spicker Hlsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 42865, Jan. 30,
1936. 462
Sweet maiden rest; serenade, w Hat-
tie C. Sheffer, m Karl Linders;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 42426, Jan.
3, 1986. 463
Sweet Rosa Pompetta; song, from
The queen of the Moulin Rouge, m
John T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan,
Pacific Palisades, Calif., as author
of w. R 42558, Jan. 22, 1986. 464
Sweet sixteens; march; pf. © [Fred-
erick Allen Mills] (Kerry Mills),
Hollywood, Calif., as author. R
42495, Jan. 17, 1936. 465
—w Alfred Bryan, m Kerry Mills.
© Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif.. as author of m. R 42940,
Feb. 20, 1936. 466
Sweetheart time; song, m J. Albert
Browne. © Leo Curley, Water-
bury, Conn., as author of w. R
42547, Jan. 25, 1936. 467
280
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Sylphs and nixies; by Ludwig Schytte,
op. 98, no. 1, arr.; pf., sixihands. | ©
Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
42712, Feb. 14, 1986. 468
Symphonies of summerland; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
Son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 42971, Feb. 6, 1936.
Tarentelle-humoristique; op. 48; pf.
© Robert Charles Martin, Paris, as
author. R 42773, Jan. 22, 1986. 470
Teddy-te-tum-tum-tay; w and m Dil-
lon bros. © William A. Dillon,
Ithaca, N. Y., as one of the authors.
R 42548, Jan. 25, 1986. A471
Tenor melody; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 42945, Feb. 6, 1936. 472
There is a garden in her face; 2-pt.
song, w Richard Alison; female
voices. © John Ireland, London,
as author of m. R 42689, Feb. 1, 1986.
473
There is a green hill far away; by H.
Somerset, arr. Max Spicker ; women’s
2-pt. cho. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 42867, Jan. 30, 1936.
474.
There’s a lesson; song, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 42962, Feb. 6, 1936. 475
There’s not a girl in all this world that
won't have me; song, w Paul West.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 426383, Jan. 11, 1936.
476
This is no place for me; w E. P. Moran
and Will Heelan, m Seymour Furth.
© Hazle Myers Furth, West Pitts-
ton, Pa., aS widow of the author of
m. R 42418, Jan. 4, 1936. ATT
Three little words, I love you; song, w
M. E. Rourke; in C. © Frank H.
Grey, Bronxville, N. Y., as author of
m. R 42931, Jan. 31, 1936. 478
Through field and forest; by Nicolai
von Wilm, op. 230, no. 5, arr.; pf., six
hands. © Edmund Parlow, Frank-
fort, Germany, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42708, Feb. 14, 1936. 479
Thy kingdom come; song, w Lizzie De
Armond; solo and cho. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 43087, Feb. 10, 1936. 480
469
493
Thy warfare ended; memorial anthem,
m E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48071, Feb. 8, ee
481
Thy word is a lamp; mixed voices. ©
James H. Rogers, Pasadena, as au-
thor. R 42702, Feb. 14, 1936. 482
Tiefland; oper v. Eugen d’Albert,
fantasie Otto Singer; violine u. pf.
© Else Singer, Leipzig, as widow of
the author of arrangement. R 42743,
Feb. 11, 1936. 483
To-night will never come again; song,
from The prince of to-night, bk. and
lyrics Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Jos. E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 426038, Feb.
1, 19386. 484
Trading hearts; song. © Chas. HE.
Baer, Lansdale, Pa., as author. R
41795, Feb. 17, 19386. 485
Tramonto; nocturne, Donato Montano ;
pf. © Anthony Frank Buonincontro,
Brooklyn, as executor. R 42669, Feb.
5, 1936. 486
Treasures (The) of nature; song, w
Geo. O. Webster. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
42762, Feb. 11, 1936. 487
Tree (The) in the wood; folk-song
from Somerset, coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp. © Joan Sharp, London, as
child of the deceased author. R
42450, Jan. 22, 1936. 488
Tripping merrily; primary song, w S.
C. Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42989, Feb. 8, 1936. 489
Triumphant Zion; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42976, Feb. 6, 1936. 490
Trust Him; sacred song, w Ida L. Reed.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 42527, Jan. 16,
1986. 491
Twinkle, twinkle, my little star; song,
w Hd. Gardenier. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as author of m. R 42464,
Jan. 11, 19386. 492
Upon the first day of the week; Easter
anthem, w from St. Luke 24: 1-7, and
verse of hymn T. Kelly, m Myles L.
Foster; mixed voices. © L. T.
Glasson, London, as executor of the
author of m. R 42666, Jan. 30, 1936.
493
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494
Valse parisienne; par Edouard Schiitt,
op. 84; pf. © Giuseppe Strimmer,
Merano, Italy, as executor. R 42741,
Feb. 6, 1986. 494
Valse triste; aus der musik zu Arvid
Jarnefelts drama Kuolema, m Jean
Sibelius, op. 44, bearb. Jul. Herm.
Matthey ; infanterie-musik. © Lina
Matthey, Leipzig, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 42646,
Jan. 24, 1936. 495
Variations pour piano et orchestre; sur
un mode éolien, op. 4. 1. Partition
d‘orch.—2. Pf. principal. © Rhené
Baton, Chatou, France, as author.
R 42768, 42769, Jan. 22, 1936.
496, 497
—1°S violons. © Rhené Baton,
Chatou, Paris, as author. R 42771,
Jan. 22, 1936. 498
Vesper hour; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 43079, Feb. 10, 1936. 499
Victory (The) song; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances M. Lunk,
Auburn, N. Y., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 42616, Feb. 3,
1936. 500
Vierne (Louis) Sonate; en sol min.,
op. 28; violon et pf. © Louis
Vierne, Paris, as author. R 42777,
Jan. 22, 1936. 501
Vignettes; en forme préludes, croquis,
Edouard Schiitt, op. 83; pf. ©
Giuseppe Strimmer, Merano, Italy,
as executor. R 42740, Feb. 6, 1936.
502
Voices of summer; Sunday school fes-
tival service for Children’s day,
Adam Geibel, W. A. Post, J. W. Ler-
man and Mrs. J. M. Hunter. ©
Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the author, Adam Geibel,
who is not living. R 42806, Feb. 14,
1936. 5038
Voyage (The) of the children; service
for children, Chas. O. Wright and
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of one of the authors, who
is not living. R 42808, Feb. 14,
1936. 504
Waffenschmeid (Der); grand _ selec-
tion from the opera, A. Lortzing,
arr. Theodore Moses Tobani; orch.
© Joseph Morris Tobani, Woodside,
L. I., N. Y., as child of the deceased
pt. 111) mi'S., v¥.3t
author of arrangement. R 42575,
Feb. 6, 1936. 505
Waltz (A) dream; waltzes, from the
Viennese operetta, Oscar Straus,
arr.; orch. © Richard BH. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as author of
arrangement. R 42932, Jan. 31, 1936.
506
We declare unto you glad tidings;
HKiaster anthem, w from Scriptures.
© Harry Alexander Matthews, Phil-
adelphia, as author of m. R 42820,
Jan, 29, 1936. 507
We're going to fight the Indians; w
V. Bryan, m G. Edwards. © Gus
Edwards, New York, as author of m,
and Vincent Bryan, Los Angeles, as
author of w. R 42462, Jan. 11, 1936.
508
Wee (A) bit o’ Scotch; characteristic
inspiration, J. Fred Helf; instru-
mental. © Myra Helf, Chicago, as
child of the deceased author. R
42572, Feb. 6, 19386. 509
Welcome the festal queen; song, w
S. C. Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42990, Feb. 8, 1936. 510
Welcome to our city; march and two
step, with song trio, Herman Carle
and ©. Mack. © Cecil Mack, New
York, as one of the authors. R
42592, Feb. 6, 1936. 511
Wenn andere tanzen; walzer-intermez-
z0, Eric Meyer-Helmund, ed. Daniel
Rahter; gesang u. klavier. © Mar-
garete Meyer - Helmund, Berlin-
Griinewald, Germany, as widow of
the author. R 42562, Jan. 24, 1986.
512
What’s in the air to-day ; w and m Rob-
ert Eden; in F. © William Wolfe
Alexander Elkin, London, as author.
R 42747, Feb. 11, 1936. 513
When a pal of mine steals a gal of
mine; song, m Kerry Mills. © AlI-
fred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.
_Y., as author of w. R 42637, Feb. 5,
1936. 514
When Christ was born; Christmas
carol. © Leopold Stokowski, Phila-
delphia, as author of m. R 42452,
Jan. 22, 1936. 515
When I dream in the gloaming of you;
w and m Herbert Ingraham. © Amo
Ingraham, Los Angeles, as child of
the deceased author. R 42556, Jan.
22, 1936. 516
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no. 2, 1936
When in love that’s the way to do;
song, from Michigenda. © Roy
Dickinson Welch, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 48058, Feb. 25,
1936. 517
When love is waiting round the corner ;
song, from The prince of to-night, bk.
and lyrics Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Jos. E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 42614, Feb.
1, 1936. 518
When night falls, dear; song, from
Michigenda. Roy Dickinson
Welch, Northampton, Mass., as au-
thor. R 43057, Feb. 25, 1986. 519
When the summer comes in beauty; w
Ida Reed Smith; solo and cho. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 42966, Feb. 6, Beer
52
When the sun is shining in the bye and
bye; song, J. McCarthy and [Edwin]
Smalle. © Joe McCarthy, Pelham,
N. Y., as one of the authors. R
42797, Feb. 17, 1936. 521
When the yellow jessamine is bloom-
ing, Sue; w Robert F. Roden, m J.
Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chicago,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 42574, Feb. 6, 1936. 522
When we were in college; song, from
Michigenda. © Roy Dickinson
Welch, Northampton, Mass., as au-
thor. R 43053, Feb. 25, 1986. 523
Which way did my mamma go; song.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, ag
author. R 42399, Jan. 16, 1936.
524
White hyacinths; by Paul F. Johan-
ning; pf. © Ethel P. Johanning,
Jacksonville, Fla. as widow. R
42420, Jan. 3, 1936. 525
Whiting (George E.) Twenty-four
progressive studies for the pipe
organ. © Arthur B. Whiting, New
York, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 42896, Jan. 2,
19386. 526
Who rides for the king; pt.-song, w
Reginald Boulton ; mixed voices. ©
Reginald Somerville, Tanherton, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 42686, Feb.
1, 1936. 527
Why are all the girls so hungry; from
The boy and the girl, w R. Carle, m
H. L. Heartz. © Richard Carle,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w.
R 42489, Jan. 17, 1936. 528
541
Why do you stay away; song, m Hd.
Smalle. © Joe McCarthy, Pelham,
N. Y., as author of w. R 42799, Feb.
17, 1936. 529
Why seek ye the living among the dead ;
anthem; mixed voices. © Fred W.
Peace, Dewsbury, Yorks, England, as
author of m. R 42718, Feb. 14, 1936.
530
Why tarries she; solo and duet, w
S. C. Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42994, Feb. 8, 1936. 531.
Wilson (Ira B.) Melody; organ volun-
tary. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 43086, Feb. 10,
1936. Doz
With a fresh breeze; w and m Karl
Linders; mixed voices. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of
the deceased author. R 42427, Jan.
3, 19386. 030
With all my heart; song, Mildred J.
Hill. © Jessica M. Hill and Patty
S. Hill, New York, as next of Kin of
the author, who is not living. R
42433, Jan. 13, 1986. Db4
With flying colors; march, A. Sartorio,
op. 400, no. 6, arr.; pf., six hands.
© Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
42706, Feb. 14, 1936. 5389
With light hearts; waltz, F. Addison
Porter, Op. ilo. 12. ‘ances, Six
hands. © Edmund Parlow, Frank-
fort, Germany, as author of arrange-
ment. R 42707, Feb. 14, 1986. 536
With songs of rejoicing; w Lizzie De
Armond, duet and cho. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 42968, Feb. 6, 1986. 537
Wonderful love; sacred song, w Ada
Blenkhorn. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
42535, Jan. 16, 1936. 538
Wondrous (The) cross; gospel song,
Adam Geibel; men’s voices. ©
Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author. R
42811, Feb. 14, 1936. 539
Won’t you come under my merry widow
hat; song, w Paul West. © Gus
Edwards, New York, as author of m.
R 42460, Jan. 11, 1936. 5A)
Woodland voices; Children’s day exer-
cise, with songs, text arr. Ida Reed
Smith. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 42960,
Feb. 6, 1936. 541
283
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542 pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Yankee (A) dude’ll do; song, m J. A. | You won’t know anybody there; from
Browne. © Leo Curley, Waterbury, The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Conn., aS author of w. R 42546, Jan. Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
25, 1936. 542 © Jos. E. Howard, New York, as au-
You’re a dear old world after all; from thor of m. R 42610, Feb. 1, Ae i
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. | Zephyr heralds; primary song, w S. C.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as au- Kirk. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
thor of m. R 42605, Feb. 1, 1936. Calif., as author of m. R 42984, Feb.
543 8, 19386. 545
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1936
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Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
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Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
18 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—vili of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vii—vili of nos. 38-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xui of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1984), pages vii-viii of no. 33
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Trish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vili ‘of no. ye
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vil—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1993), pages vi—vil of no. 3:
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 ds Lee v-ix of no. 8, and vol. 17
(1922), pages XV-x1x of no.
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Palestine (excluding Trans- Jordan), vol. 28 (1983), pages vi-vii
of no. 9;
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Rumania, vol. 23 (1998), pages vi—vii of no. 7
Spain, vol. 29 (1984), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920) ), pages vi-vii of no. 3:
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Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
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Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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CEAG.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notre.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
Baek. G..:, sons. ©) 1 -c.. Mar..3, 19386;
EH unp. 119529; Gertrude Conte,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. 6254
A ja nic, tylko ty; wale angielski,
stowa: M. Hemar, m: A. T. Miller;
ork. strony. © Dec. 4, 1985; E for.
43219; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
6255
wale wiedentski, stowa: M. Hemar,
neeAee. Miller. ©) Dec 4,°.1935*
H for. 48218; M. Arct, Warsaw, Po-
land. 6256
A jednak sie skonfiezyto; slow-fox,
stowa Jerry’ego, m J. Skotnickiego.
© Dec. 4, 1935; E for. 43181; Ge-
bethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
6257
A mi madre; corrido, letra y m Nar-
cizo Farfan; pf. © 1«¢ Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120947; Felipe V. Leal,
Los Angeles. 6258
poeme Ronsard, m
© Dec. 20, 1935;
6259
A sa maitresse;
G. M. Witkowski.
E for. 48287; Heugel, Paris.
A son laquais; poeme Ronsard, m
G. M. Witkowski. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 48288; Heugei, Paris. 6260
Abide with me; hymn, w anon. ©
1c Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 119671;
Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul. 6261
Adieu; w and melody Charles Turner.
© 1e. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 1210389:
Olga Turner, Atoka, OK1. 6262
Adorable eyes; w and m G. I. Rogers
and Mickey Patti. © 1 «¢. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120451; Gene I. Rog-
ers, Watervliet, N. Y., and Dominic
Patti, Troy; N.Y: 6263
Adorable you; w and m Violet De
Freitas. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119545; Violet Martha Hildenbrand,
Los Angeles. 6264
Aeolian (The) string ensemble method ;
for group or individual instruction,
George Dasch and Aileen Bennett;
conductor se. bk. 8. © Mar. 15,
19385; E pub. 53851; H. TT. Fitz-
Simons co., Chicago. 6265
Aero scherzo; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10,
19386; E unp. 119994; Milton KE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6266
Africa, oh Africa; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 1986; E unp. 121369; George
Shepard, Bay St. Louis, Miss. 6267
African (The) sun dance; w E. G.
Lindsay, melody Jack Potts. ©1e«.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120895; Jesse
A. Potts and Earl G. Lindsay, Re-
presa, Calif. 6268
Aftentimerne; tango, tekst Kay Rost-
gaard-Fr¢ghne, m Walther Schroe-
der; pf. © Feb: 24, 1986: EF for.
43435 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
6269
After; fox-trot song. © 1«@ Dee. §,
19385; E unp. 120337; Leonora L.
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 6270
After all these years; w and m Shelton
Brooks. © Mar. 10, 1936; E pub.
539389; Handy bros. music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 6271
After all, you’re such a lovely lady;
song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 5, 1986; HB unp.
119710; EKugene L. Knowlton, Wood-
haven, N. Y. 6272
After darkness comes the dawn; 2 ver-
sions, w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar.
11, 1936; E unp. 120061; Lucile Ren-
froe Elliott, Long Beach, Miss.
6273
After that; blues melody. © 1c. Mar.
4, 1986; E unp. 119619; Johann Ses-
ser, Chicago. 6274
Afterwhile; song. © 1 ec. Mar. 25,
1986; E unp. 121037; Elizabeth O.
Bredehorst, Los Angeles. 6275
Ah’m climbin’ to mah heb-bun-ly home;
spiritual, w and melody. FF @,
Mar. 9, 19386; E unp. 119940; Dor-
othy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R.
Wilson, Los Angeles. 6276
Ahci, schifferklavier ; handharmonika-
schule ftir diatonische instrumente
mit o. ohne hilfstasten, Horst van
Diemen. © Jan. 16, 1936; E for.
43563 ; Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leip-
Zig. 6277
285
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6278
DL. TH, N2S.,'\y. ok
Ain’t she a honey; w and melody. ©
1c Mar. 17, 1986; EH unp. 120505;
Jo Billecheck, Holliday’s Cove, W. Va.
6278
Air castles; w and m Eugene French.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119721:
Maudeline French, Birmingham, Ala.
6279)
Air waves; march, Jos, Olivadoti, arr. ;
full band pts. © Feb. 15, 1936:
E pub. 53845; Music products corp.,
Chicago. 6280
Ajan py6rteissé; op. 3, kirjoittanut S.
Forsberg,—Unelma ystiviilleni; op.
1, kirjoittanut Linnea Huhtala [and]
Farewell (Jiithyvdiset) ; op. 2, kir-
joittanut S,. Forsberg: sdveltiinyt S.
Forsberg. © Oct. 15, 1934: E for.
43356; Saimi Forsberg, New York.
6281
Alamo; w Margery Armitage, m Roy
S. Stoughton ; mixed voices. © Mar.
5, 1936; E pub. 53839; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 6282
Album for the voung; 12 short pieces,
op. 99; pf. © Mar. 3, 1986: E for.
43343; York Bowen, London. 6288
Alexander’s got a jazz band now; w
A. Scheftel, melody M. Hochman. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp, 120069;
Maurice Hochman and Al Scheftel,
Ossining, N. Y. 6284
Alibi on love; fox-trot song, arr. Wm.
W. Taylor. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub.
53898; Florence H. Berry, Louis-
ville. 6285
All alone and broken-hearted; w Guy
Manning, m Bert Allen; with arr.
for ukulele, ete., R. S. Stoddon. ©
Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 43512; B. Feld-
man & co., London, 6286
All American; march, intro. The boys
of ’76,—Plantation boys, ete., May-
hew Lake; band pts., with conductor.
© Feb. 28, 1936; E pub. 53921; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6287
All for you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢, Mar. 25,
1936; E unp. 121035; Tom Johns,
Aliquippa, Pa. 6288
All I want to know is who is your
Romeo: fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120570; Myrtle
Wallace, Venice, Calif. 6289
All my life; from Laughing Irish eyes,
w Sidney Mitchell, m Sam H. Stept;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 18,
1936; E pub. 53984; Sam Fox pub.
¢o., Cleveland. 6290
All on a summer’s day; w and m Gor-
don McBeth; high voice. © Feb. 6,
1936; E for. 43499; Chappell & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 6291
All roads lead to Cleveland; w A.
Davis, m J. H. Currier. © 1 ec. Mar.
27, 1936; E unp. 121260; John H.
Currier and Alfred Davis, Cleve-
land. ; 6292
All-service folio for orchestra or band;
compiled, arr, and original composi-
tions, C. Paul Herfurth; pts. ©
Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 52445; Boston
music co., Boston. 6293
All through the night; old Welsh air,
arr. Carl F. Mueller; 8-pt. mixed
cho. © Feb, 24, 1935; E pub. 53744:
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 294
All thru’ the years, Ill have you;
song. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119524; Royal Edwin Benson,
Perrysburg, N. Y. 6295,
Alma (The) mater hymn; w and m
Glenn Canfield, © Nov. 22, 1928;
E pub. 54285; Texas Christian univ.,
Fort Worth. 6296
Aloha; arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F.
Tomlinson; Hawaiian guit. solo in
note and diagram; in A. © Feb, 29,
1936; E pub. 53682; McKinney’s pub.
co., Peoria, Ill. 6297
by Queen Liliuokalani, arr.: guit.,
in diagram, with w; in D. © Dec.
1, 1985; E pub. 54065; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 6298
Aloha friends, Kauai is calling; w
Stellmae Paybow Castillo: pf. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121121;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6299
Aloha waltz; by A. P. McKinney, arr.
A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tomlin-
son; Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram; in D. © Feb. 29,
1936 E pub. 53683; McKinney’s pub.
co., Peoria, Ill. 6300
Alone; waltz, w and melody. ©1..
Mar. 9, 1936: E unp, 119945; Forrest
L. Travis, Wichita Falls, Tex. 6301
Alone, loving you; w and melody Mary
Louise Russell. © 1 c. Mar. 16,
1986; E unp. 120422; Mary Louise
Hodson, Ramon, N. M. 6302
Alone while the whole world is danc-
ing; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1936; E unp. 120205; Anthony
Talento, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 6303
286
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Alone with God; voc. duet. © Mar.
18, 1936; E pub. 54217; Carl Frank-
lin Shaver, Seattle. 6304
Savior in prayer;
Alone with my
hymn. © 1 «¢. Jan, 29, 1986; E unp.
117998; Ann Cornelia Dunlop and
Ruth Helen Clasper, Rochester,
Mich. 6305
Along lover’s lane; w the Rilea twins
of Iowa; pf. © 1. Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 119879; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6306
Along the azalea trail with you in old
Mobile; w B. N. Hanson, m R. 8.
Nelson. © 1c Mar. 30, 1986; E
unp. 121365; Ruth Sigrid Nelson and
Bessie Nixon Hanson, Mobile. 6307
Alors, viens; valse, paroles Valandré;
orech. ptes. © Dee. 31, 1935; EH
for. 43236; Georget Métayer, Paris.
6308
Alpha chi waltz; arr. Chas. H. Hill;
pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 19, 19386;
E unp. 120632; Thomas H. Malone,
Nashville. 6309
Always in my heart; w and melody.
© 1e. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119836 ;
James A. Ham, Boston. 6310
Always my Diana; w and melody. ©
ioe Mar,2, 19386. EK. unp.. 119899 ;
Anna Mae Shaver, Knoxville, Tenn.
6311
Amateur hour on the air; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121371;
Cora Elizabeth Scott, Farragut, Ia.
6312
American ginger; w and m Leon
Wulf; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119878; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6313
Americano (El) ; tango; violin and pf.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 119693 ;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
6314
America’s sweetheart, Mary; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp.
120969; Ruth Ellen Gannon, San
Francisco. 6315
Amore di patria; di William John
Salemme; violino e pf., con versi.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120383 ;
Elizabeth Tucci, Lawrence, Mass.
6316
Amour! Desirs! Folie; tango, francais,
André de Badet, polonaise, E.
Schlechter, m J. Petersburski, orch.
28
6330
Sterny; ptes. [French w only] ©
Dec. 28, 1935; E for. 43584; M. Arct,
Warsaw, Poland. 6317
Amour réveur; valse musette, Duleu-
Liamine; orch. ptes. © Dec. 31,
1935; E for. 48240; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 6318
Amparito roca; paso-doble, Jaime
Texidor, arr. Aubrey Winter; brass
and reed band pts. © Feb. 25, 1936;
HE for. 43196; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 6319
And night too; song. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120010; George Hardin
Brown, New Rochelle, N. Y. 6320
And now I lay me down to sleep; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119643; Louis Frederick Du-
mont, Portland, Or. 6321
And so to bed; from The town talks, w
and m Vivian Ellis. © Feb. 26,
1986; E for. 438503; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 6322
And still no luck with you; w and
melody Nat Simon and John Red-
mond. ©1e. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp.
120574; Broadway music corp., New
York. 6323
And the battle rages on; w and m F.
and Lillian Deutsch. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120658; Florence
Deutsch, Bridgeport, Conn. 6324
And wilt thou leave me thus; w
Thomas Wyatt, m Frederic Herbert
Wood, op. 34, no. 5. © Mar. 16,
1936; E for. 43466; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 6325
Andante doloroso; pf. © 1c. Mar.
10, 1986; E unp. 119995; Milton EH.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6326
Angelina; polka, Troy Sanders; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120805;
Movietone music corp., New York.
6327
Angelita; by Jose Maria Arredondo.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 121012;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 6328
Anhawdd ymadael; Welsh folk melody,
Welsh, Ceiriog, English, Anne Grant,
m arr. Sydney Northcote; unison
voices. © Feb. 27, 1936; E for.
43517; Oxford univ. press, sagen
Anima Christi; hymn, w anon. ©1c.
Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 119678; Grace
L. Bremer, St. Paul. 6330
i
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6331
Pt. TE, WSs, veto!
Animal humoresque; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
10, 1936; E unp. 119996; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6331
Another night has gone; w Jack Ham-
mer, with melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7,
1986; E unp. 119810; Alexander M.
Steinreich, Newark, N. J. 6332)
Ansias perdidas; bolero; pf., con letra.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120957;
Ibelle Luina, Catanho, P. R. 6333
Answer America’s call; song. © Mar.
26, 1936; EH unp. 121110; Kay Dover
Henderson, Larchmont, N. Y. 6334
Answer to a maiden’s prayer; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119613; Lloyd Martin Sippil, Chi-
cago. 6335
Answer (The) to just because; w Bob
and Joe Attlesey, m Leon Chappa-
lear pi treble. (©) 1 GaeNieinss to:
1986; E unp. 121333; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 6336
Answer (The) to nobody’s darlin’; w
and melody Jimmie Davis. © 1 «
Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120984; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
6337
Anxious moment; by H. W. Friedhofer.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121343;
Movietone music corp., New York.
6338
Anything; w HE. D. Houk, m C. Wakely.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120384;
EK. D. Houk and Clarence Wakely,
Wayne, Okl. ; 6339
Aquarelles; by Alexandre Gretchani-
noff, op. 146, nos, 1-5; pf. © Dec.
19, 19385; E for. 43166; Augener,
Itd., London. 6340
Arc-en-ciel; valse ballet, Katharine
Parker; pf. © Feb. 24, 1986; E for.
43479; Augener, Itd., London. 6341
Arise, ye idle ones; w and m Hugene
James Broadnax. © 1 ¢& Mar. 31,
1936; E unp. 121476; Carnation so-
cial and charity club, Philadelphia.
6342!
Arkansas centennial; march; pf. ©
ie, Mar. 3, 1886; HE unp. mga:
Robert Vogel, Elizabeth, N. J. 63843
Arm in arm; w §S. Levine, melody M.
Alperstein. © 1 ¢ Mar. 18, 1986;
E unp. 120572); Sam Levine and Max
Alperstein, New York. 6344
Armistice day ; by Evangeline Lehman ;
pf. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53866;
Thecdore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6345
Army (The) mule; w G. Goebel, m V.
Thomson. © 1c Mar. 12, 1936; E
unp. 120212; Grace Goebel and Vic
Thomson, Tucson, Ariz. 6346
Around the May-pole; by Isadore
Freed, ed. Lazare Saminsky and I.
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
04149; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6347
——— May day festival with Maypole
dance tunes for pf. and instructions
for dancing, William Baines. ©
Mar. 24, 1986; D 389055; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 6347*
Arrest; by Hugo Friedhofer. © 1 ¢.
Mar, 28, 1936; E unp. 121835; Movy-
ietone music corp., New York. 6348
As.a mother comforteth ; Mothers’ day
program of song and story, story and
lyrics May M. Brewster, m Ruth
Dale. © Mar. 18, 1986; D 39054;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 6348*
As I’m sitting all alone tonight; waltz,
w and melody Grace Merland. ©
1 c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120923;
Margaret Rolland de Hernandez,
Havana. 6349
As pants the hart; anthem, w N. Tate
and N. Brady; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Mar. 3, 1936; E for. 43342;
Percy Rideout, London. 6350
As we journey along most happy in-
deed; w Charles Edson Junkins; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121122;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6351
AS your curtain goes up again; Song,
m Philip Schnepf. © 1 ce Mar. 26,
1936; FE unp. 121180; J. Philp
Heavens, Philadelphia. 6352
Ascension fiesta; by Harvey Gaul;
© Mar. 14, 1986; E pub.
H, W. Gray co., New York.
6353
Ask a private! he will tell you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120515;
Helen Bush, Attica, N. Y. 6354
organ.
53942 ;
At dawning; Short Easter cantata for
choirs, lyrics Lida Shivers Leech, m
Clarence Kohlmann. © Feb. 28,
1936; D 39042; Hall-Mack co., Phila-
delphia. 6354*
At last I’m in love; w Harold Green-
span, with melody. © 1 c. Mar. 5,
1986; E unp. 120466; Walter Goetz,
New York. 6355
288
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 19386
At sunrise; song, w John C. Almack.
©1e Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119635;
Lewis Nelson Paul, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 6356
At the codfish ball; from Captain Jan-
uary, w Sidney Mitchell, m Lew Pol-
lack; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Feb. 28, 1936; E pub. 58713; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 6857
Aufzug der gaukler; grotesker marsch,
Theo Rupprecht ; orch. stimmen. ©
Feb. 1, 1986; E for. 48559; Apollo-
verlag, inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin.
6358
Aulay (Ion) Five lyric tone-pictures ;
PE. 1 © Feb: 17, 1936; E tor. 43167;
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London. 63859
—— Sonata; pf., in E min. © Feb.
iy 19386; HY for, 43168; J. & «Ww.
Chester, ltd., London. 6360
Autumn fields; by Arthur Shepherd,
ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Mar. 3, 1986; E pub.
53988 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6361
Autumn legend; by Harold Triggs; 2
pis., 4 hands. © Mar. 17, 1936; E
pub. 54108; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, ; 6362
Autumn reverie; by Evangeline Leh-
man; pf. © Mar. 2, 19386; E pub.
53863 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6363
Awaiting the chair; song, Wilf Carter ;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 7, 1936; E
for. 48184; Gordon VY. Thompson,
Itd., Toronto. 6364
Ay means ever, and aye means yes;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 120824; Robert Knott Gordon,
Lansing, Mich. 6365
Azalea, the pride of Mobile; song. ©
Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 54053; Lewis
L. Stookey, Mobile. 6366
Azalea time; song, arr. Mabel Schock.
©1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 121404;
Hallie Hall, Mobile. 6367
Babe, you make me think you know
something; song. © 1c Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119546; Zachary Taylor
Hutto, Birmingham, Ala. 6368
Baby, are you fooling me; w Mary
Lorena Skinner; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120763; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6369)
Baby bunting lullaby; song, arr. Emil
Soderstrom. © Mar. 18, 1936; EB
pub. 54180; Benjamin Bristow Ows-
ley, Chicago. 6370
6383
Baby I’m erazy about you; song, w
Irving Gitterman and I. Levine. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 16, 1986; BE unp. 1203897;
Irving Levine, Chicago. 6371
Baby, ve got to have you; song, m
D. Richardson and Vallie Hall. ©
1 ec Mar. 5, 1986; EH unp. 119700;
Douglas Richardson, Montgomery,
Ala. 6372
Baby lips; song. ©1«. Mar. 9, 1986;
EK unp. 119953; Marvine Maazel,
Sherman Oaks, Calif. 6373
Baby of mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 20, 1986; EH unp. 120669; Amy
HK. Gardner, Winchester, O. 6374
Babys cooing: op. “84> pi. “© ire
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120659; Tulio
R. Hernéandez-Mackay, Brooklyn.
6375
Baby’s got a tooth; intermezzo umor-
esca, Kennedy Russell; pf. © Feb.
27, 1986; E for. 48493; J. H. Lar-
way, props. Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
London. 6376
Baby that’s what you mean to me; w
Harold Greenspan, with melody. ©
1c Mar. 5, 1936; E unp. 120467;
Walter Goetz, New York. 6377
Baby you beautiful baby; w and mel-
ody. ©1c¢ Mar. 23, 1986; EF unp.
120752; Frank Von Luehrte, Cincin-
nati. 6378
Bach (Johann Sebastian) The au-
thentic first Bach; graded piano
pieces, with interpretative notes,
Dorothy Bradley. © Jan. 15, 1986;
E for. 43449; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 6379
Choral prelude; transcribed for
cello and pf., Alexander Siloti, cello
pt. rev. Pablo Casals. © Mar. 7,
19386; E pub. 54097; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6380
Ciaccona; interpretazione orches-
trale Alfredo Casella. Partitura.
© Jan. 25, 1936; E for. 48155; A.
& G. Carisch & c, Milan. 6381
O Christ, the heaven’s eternal
King; Easter anthem, w tr. from
the Latin, m arr. John Holler;
unison or 2-pt. cho.; organ or pf. acc.
© Mar. 18, 1936; E pub. 54093;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 6382
—— Praise our God who reigns in
heaven; from Church cantata no. 11,
transcribed and ed. Clare Tilling-
hast; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec.
31, 1935; E pub. 54120; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 6383
289
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6384
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Continued.
Six chorale preludes; arr. and ed.
Henry Coates; organ. © Feb. 27,
19386; E for. 438495; Edwin Ash-
down, 1td., London. 6384
Slumber soft; author anon., Eng-
lish version Katherine Kennicott
Davis, m from Note-book of Anna
Magdalena Bach; unison cho. ©
Dec. 10, 1985; E pub. 538846; E. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 6385
To Thee be praise forever; from
Church cantata no. 41, transcribed
and ed. Clara Tillinghast; sop. 1,
2 and alto; organ acc. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 54119; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 6386
Bachelor of love; w J. Harris, m C.,
Brand. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
120708; Jennie Harris and Caesar
Brand, Oakland,- Calif. 6387
Bacio (Un) d@ amore; canzone. ©
esiMar. 27, 1986= Hwy. eee en
Dante Toti, Modesto, Calif. 6388
Bailiff’s (The) daughter of Islington;
old HWnglish ballad, arr. Harold E.
Darke; mixed voices. © Jan. 29,
1986; E for. 43169; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 6389
Ballad-maker (A); poem Padraic
Colum, m C. Armstrong Gibbs. ©
Mar. 10, 1986; E for. 43485; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 6390
Ballade des vingt mineurs; poéme
André de la Tourrasse, m Marcel
Delannoy. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
43285; Heugel, Paris. 6391
Ballet for children; from Things to
come, Arthur Bliss; pf. © Feb. 21,
1936; E for. 43507; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 6392
Ballet waltz; by Homer Grunn; pf.
© Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53786; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 6393
Band (The) played on and on; w
Irving Gordon, m Ernie Burnett, pf.
se. Harold Potter; with guit. arr.
© Mar. 18, 1936; E pub. 54096;
Isham Jones music corp., New York.
6394
Bandit in love; w and m Guery & Ray.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 118792;
Ralph Anthony and Elmer Patsch,
Washington, Pa. 6395
Barbaric movement; pf. © 1 c. Mar.
27, 1986; E unp. 121218; Milton KE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6396
pt. II, n.S., Vv. 31
Baseball one step; pf. ©1c. Mar. 19,
1986; E unp. 120618; Milton KE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6397
Bateau (Un) qui se penche; valse-
java, paroles Vincent Telly, m René
Mercier. © Feb. 22, 1936; E for.
43498; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell, Paris. 6398
Baxter (Robert) jr. Melody; pf. © 1
ce. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119720;
Robert Baxter, jr., Grand Rapids,
Mich. 6399
Be happy—go lucky ; song fox-trot. ©
1 c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120686;
Stuart Moore, Washington. 6400
Beach (The) parade; w and melody.
©1ece. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121444;
A. Cardella, N. Monty and C. H.
Wagner, Brooklyn. 6401
Beau (Le) général; marche, paroles
Jean Féline, m Raymond Wraskoff.
© Dee. 20, 1935; E for. 48308; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 6402
Beautiful country moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120670;
Ida Schnoeker, Welge, Il. 6403
Beautiful dreams; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120588 ;
Jack Urben, New York. 6404
Beautiful (The) girl on the corner;
Ist mandolin and pf., with w.
1 ¢, Feb. 21, 1936; E unp. 120100;
Benny Chianco, Philadelphia. 6405
Beautiful (The) mountains of God;
w Iva Cunningham; pf. ©1c. Mar.
23, 1936; E unp. 120764; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 6406
Beautiful Napoli; by John Martell;
[guit.] © Feb. 14, 1986; E pub.
53697 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., inc.,
New York. 6407
Beautiful (The) now; w Nettie Sabina
Ely; pf. ©1c¢. Mar, 9, 1936; E unp.
119880; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 6408
Beautiful Oregon; harmonized E. R.
M.; mixed voices, unacc. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 53724; Edwin J. Lord,
Newberg, Or. 6409
Beautiful Pennsylvania; waltz, w
Marge Stewart, m Ray Hibbeler. ©
Mar. 17, 1936; E pub. 54054; Mar-
garet Zimmerman Stewart, Moorings-
port, La. 6410
290
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Beautiful rose of the autumn; w May
Harper; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
B unp. 119881 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6411
Beautiful spring; fox trot, w and m
M. O. Lambert. © 1 c¢. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120065; Frank B. Lam-
bert and Marie O. Lambert, Indian-
apolis. 6412
Beautiful (The) state of Wyoming;
song, melody Jack Schatenstein. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121056;
Edith Warrington, Masonville, Ia.
6413
Beautiful Willamette; w Anna Louise
Jepson; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1986;
E unp. 121123; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6414
Because I love you, you can’t go wrong ;
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 19386; E unp.
121231; J. Riha, Chicago. 6415
Because I’m loving you; waltz song.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119971 ;
Stanley Albert Willecock, Johannes-
burg, South Africa. 6416
Because it’s swell; w Owen Crump, m
Owen Crump and Jeanne Dunne;
violin. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121361; Standard radio, inc., Holly-
wood, Calif.
Because you are you; Ww Keturah Theo-
dosia Simmonds; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119882; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6418
Because you left me; song, w Janice
Elizabeth Moore. © 1c. Mar, 17,
1986; E unp. 121327; William Har-
rison Moore, jr., New York. 6419)
Because you love me; waltz song,
melody D. 8S. White and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Mar. 10, 19386; E unp.
120121; Drew S. White, Williams-
burg, Pa. 6420
Bees in our bonnets; w Charles Clyde;
pir. @ystt ¢€ ¢Mar.: 9° 19863: © unp.
119883; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 6421
Beethoven (Ludwig van) The authen-
tic first Beethoven; graded piano
pieces, With interpretative notes,
Dorothy Bradley. © Jan. 15, 1936;
BE for. 48450; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 6422,
Sonate pathétique; op. 13, organ
ace. Gordon Balch Nevin; pf. and
organ. © Mar. 17, 1936; E pub.
04106; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
6423)
6417
6436
Beetles (The) buzz; by Gustave
Lange, 2d pf. arr. Francis Moore;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 19, 1986;
E pub. 54226; Edward Schuberth &
co., inc, New York. 6424
Before the face of Jesus; w and mel-
ody, ©1e. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121425; Geo. E. Harris, El Paso.
6425
Before we met and after; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119042; Adrian Blaine Omerod, New
York. 6426
Before you came; w Will Carroll, m
Florence Worthington; high voice,
in F. © Mar. 23, 1936; E pub.
54252; Edward Schuberth & co., inc.,
New York. 6427
Behold, the Master passeth by; sacred
duet, w Bishop How, m William G.
Hammond, arr. Charles Gilbert
Spross. © Mar. 2, 1986; E pub.
53862; John Church co., Philadel-
phia. 6428
w Bishop How, m William G.
Hammond, arr, Charles Gilbert
Spross; men’s voices. © Mar. 2,
1936; E pub. 538860; John Church co.,
Philadelphia. 6429
Believe it or not; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119704;
Maurice Julian Lind, Chicago. 64380
Believe it or not by Ripley; pf. treble,
with w.. © 1. c¢.. Mar. 24 1936: BE
unp. 121002; Leo Witte, Paterson.
6431
Believe me, honey, I’ll be leaving you;
w Lou Ashe, and melody. © 1 ec.
Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120239; Augus-
tine Norris, Los Angeles. 64382
Bella figlia dell’ amore; canzone fox,
parole Angelo Ramiro Borella, m
Luigi Malatesta; pf. © Jan. 22,
1986; E for. 48151; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 6433
Bellman (The) ; w Robert Herrick, m
Evelyn Wright. © Mar. 10, 1936; E
for. 43483; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
6434
Bells in the nite ring on an ocean of
blue; w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 24,
1936; E unp. 120955; Sam Kavalsky,
Brooklyn. 6435
Benedicite; D min., liturgical w;
mixed voices, unacc. © Feb. 26,
1986; E pub. 538688; William A.
Kirkpatrick, Beaumont, Tex. 6436
291
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6437
Benedicite, omnia opera; based on the
Tonus peregrinus, Alfred Whitehead ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Feb. 14,
1936; E pub. 538387; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 6437
Bentzon (Jgrgen) Intermezzo; op. 24;
violine u. clarinette. © Nov. 4, 1935;
E for. 48350; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 6438
Berceuse pour un enfant malade; pa-
roles Montenailles, m Marguerite
Deschamps. © Dec. 31, 1985; E for.
- 43331; C. Joubert et cie., Paris.
6439
Bergamote (La) ; pastorale, livret Paul
Bugnot et Alfred Henry, m Jean Iri;
pf. et chant. Partition. © Dec. 31,
1935; H for. 43328; C. Joubert et cie.,
Paris. 6440)
Bergére (La) entétée; chanson vil-
lageoise, paroles Ch. L. Pothier et
Jan Marotte, m Maurice Marsac.
Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 43304; Hditions
Salabert, Paris. 6441
Bermuda moon; song. © Mar. 16,
1936; E pub. 54025; Eddie Wittstein,
New Haven. 6442
Bess; m Burrell Van Buren; pf., with
w. © 1. Mar. 17, 1986; E unp.
120516; Timothy C. McCarthy, Nei-
hart, Mont. 6443:
Bettelzech; v. Valentin Rathgeber, aus
Corydon, hrsg. und fiir den prak-
tischen gebrauch bearb. Hans Joa-
chim Moser, mit generalbassausset-
zung, Max Seiffert ; bass u. bass con-
tinuo. Partitur. © Sept. 15, 1933;
# for. 43421; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 6444
Betty Lou; fox-trot song; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Mar. 4, 1936; E pub.
54015; Pearl Baum Scharff, Wan-
chese, N. C. 6445:
Between you and me and the carpet;
song from Public nuisance no. 1, Ww
Vivian Pllis and Val Guest, m Vivian
Ellis; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Jan. 31, 1936; E for. 48199; Victoria
music pub. co., ltd., London. 6446
Beware of the spring; w Joan Ed-
wards, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1936; E unp. 120302; Ernest J. Stra-
miello, New York. 6447
Big (The) shots ball; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1-¢ Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119858 ; James D. Visco,
Phoenix, Ariz. 6448
Bilbro’s middle C kindergarten book;
a very 1st musical study, Mathilde
pt. 111, n/s., v.31
Bilbro; pf. © Mar. 6, 1936; E pub.
53927; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6449
Bilder vom Osning; rhapsodien, Fritz
Roégely, op. 9; klavier. © Nov. 30,
1935; E for. 48562; Fr. Kistner &
C. F. W. Siegel, Leipzig. 6450
Bill of Harmony Hills; song. © 1 e.
Mar. 3, 1986; EX unp. 119525; Cora
Maria Loomis, Los Angeles. 6451
Birds of a feather among the quack-
grass roots; w and m Bill Young,
arr. Harry P. Guy. © 1 c. Mar. 25,
1986 ; E unp. 121063:; William Young,
Detroit. 6452
Bizet (Georges) Habanera; from Car-
men, arr. John Martell: guit. solo,
pick style. © Feb. 14, 1936; E pub.
53701 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., inc.,
New York. 6453
Black dawn; fox-trot song, w Hnid
Mary Jordan. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120398; Margaret Hmma
Ringle, Exeter, Calif. 6454
Black forest sketches; 5 pieces, Julia
O’Neill; pf., black keys only. ©
Feb. 11, 1936; E for. 48481; Augener,
Itd., London. 6455
Black (The) forest waltz; by William
Ortmann, arr. Lou Halmy; dance
orch. pts. © Mar. 10, 1936; E pub.
53850; Hubert J. Braun, Chicago.
6456
Black satin mood; w and melody. ©
1 c@ Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119855;
Patricia Van Alen, New York.
6457
Black water under the moon; w Joel
Robert Benton, melody Miriam Tay-
lor. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E unp.
119932; Miriam HElizabeth Bock, Los
Angeles. 6458
Blame it on love; w Marie Herman,
with melody. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986;
E unp. 120599; Ruth Cleary, Brook-
lyn. 6459
Blame the stars; song. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1936; E unp. 119649; Agnes Keegan,
Flushing, N. Y. 6460
Bleary blue; fox trot song. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120992; Henry
Donald Hatton, Windsor, Ont., Can-
ada. 6461
Bless my mammy deep bless her; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1986;
FE unp. 120893; Mellie Erway, De-
troit. 6462
292
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Bless you darlin’ mother; from Laugh-
ing Irish eyes, w and m Sam H.
Stept; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E pub. 53895; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 6463
Blessed be the dawning; sunrise hymn,
w and m William Kernell: high, in
EF. © Feb. 27, 19386; E pub. 53712;
Movietone music corp., New York.
6464
Blessed- is the man; psalm, m Joseph
W. Clokey ; mixed voices. © Feb. 18,
1936; E pub. 54263; Gamble hinged
musie co., Chicago. 6465
Blessed Jesu, fount of mercy (Hia
mater) ; from the Stabat mater, m
Antonin Dvorak, transcribed and ed.
Clara Tillinghast; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 54118; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 6466
Blindfolded; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6,
1936; E unp. 119791; Harold David
Aloma, New York. 6467
Bliss (Arthur) March; from Things
to come; pf. © Feb. 22, 1986; E
for. 48508; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 6468
Blissful sleep and dreams; w Lillie
May Niuiller:,.pt-, ©raduc. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120765; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6469:
Blondie; w George Goven Davis; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120766;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6470
Blue; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1986; E unp. 119947; Burney Lee
Higginbottom, Alamosa, Col. 6471
Blue bonnets, underneath the Texas
skies; w and m Vaughn De Leath.
© 1e. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121202:
Leonore Geer, New York. 6472
Blue eyes and music; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120646;
Grace Valentine, New York. 6473
Blue fantasy; melody. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1986; E unp. 119579; Al Lorraine,
Ossining, N. Y. 6474
Blue lilac; waltz intermezzo, Arthur
Stroud; pf. © Mar. 19, 1986; E for.
43531; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
6475
Blue line waltz; arr. May Hain; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1986; E unp. 118215;
Henry Caleb Thoner, Rochester,
Minn. 6476
6491
Blue moon it all depends on you; song,
©1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121322;
Charlotte Olympia Blass, Arkansas
City, Ian, 6477
Blue night; song. ©1ec. Mar. 2, 1936;
EK unp. 119870; Tommie Beatrice
Armstrong, Jackson, Miss. 6478
Blue prairie; w and melody Vern Spen-
cer. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp.
119492; Cross & Winge, inc., Port-
land, Or. 6479)
Blue rain; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1836; E unp. 120901; Joseph R.
Ricciardello, New York. 6480
Blue shadows; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121301; Mar-
tin Ryan Conroy, Hollywood, Calif.
6481
Blue skies with sunshine; song. ©1e.
Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121185; Wil-
liam George Butcher, London, Ont.,
Canada. 6482
Blue smoke; pf., with w. © 1. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 119898; Geraldine
F. Joyner, Palm Beach, Fla. 6483
Blue yodel blues; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119759; Ray
Whitley, San Antonio. 6484
Blush and sigh ; w Gus Kahn, m Bronis-
law Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©
1 e¢. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120460;
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corp., New
York. 6485
Bo jesteSsmy mtodzi; fox-trot, Slowa:
Andrzej Wtast, m: Fred Scher. ©
Nov. 12, 1985; E for. 43398; Nowa
Scena, Warsaw, Poland. 6486
Bojangles of Harlem; song, from I
won’t dance, w Dorothy Fields. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 17, 1986; E unp,. 120512;
Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
6487
Bolerino; pf. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1986;
E unp. 119997; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 6488
Bolero; trio for cornets, Walter M.
Smith; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1986;
E pub. 54049; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 6489)
trio, Walter M. Smith; cornets or
trumpets; pf. acc. © Feb. 17, 1936;
EH pub. 54051; Filimore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 6490
Bomber Joe; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119510; Tom
Delaney and Sam William Hailey,
Baltimore. 6491
293
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6492
pt. 11, S, VISE
Bonny blue bonnet; song, melody F. F. | Breathless; w and m Ted Stowers, arr.
Rean. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp.
120600; Florence F. Roan and
Tommy Ray Clark, Cisco, Tex. 6492
Bonus (The) blues; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119511;
Tom Delaney, Baltimore,
Bonus (The) song; w Pauline Heck-
man and Morrey Davidsen, m Luella
Towl. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120298; Luella Winefred Tow], Lake-
wood, O. 6494
Boo-boo, the baby baboon; w and m
Diggenhof and Marais; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Mar. 12, 1986; E for.
43363; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 6495
Bored; w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; HE
unp. 120459; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 6496
Born to be blue; song, m Raoul Lepine.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120697 ;
Henry Morrissette, Biddeford, Me.
6497
Boy meets girl; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121418; George
Wilson Humphreys, Memphis, Tenn.
6498
Brazilian love song; from Brazen, w
and m Victor Young and Sam Cos-
low. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1986; Ei unp.
120793; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 6499)
Brazos boat song; w and original tune,
John William Rogers, added tune and
transcription, David W. Guion; high
voice. © Mar. 18, 1986; E pub.
54296; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
6500!
Break o’ day; march, Syndey Richfield,
arr. Aubrey Winter; reed and brass
band pts., with conducteur, si bémol.
© Mar. 6, 1986; E for. 438489;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 6501
Breaking hearts; song, w Ruth HE.
Nimtz.’ © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; BE unp.
120818; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 6502
Breaking (The) waves; w Felicia
Hemans, m Mary A. Browne, adapted
and arr, Charles Phillips; sop., alto
and bass. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub.
54061; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 6508
6493
William Hoyle. © 1 ec Mar. 13,,
1936; E unp. 120835; Stedman Stow-
ers, Lowell, Mass. 6504.
Brigadier-general (The) ; march, Karl
L. King; band pts. © Feb. 26, 1936;
E pub. 58946; K. L. King music
house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 6505.
Bright lights of old Broadway; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp.
119356; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 6506
Bring me your tears; w Edwin Mark-
ham, m Oscar J. Fox; high voice. ©
Feb. 27, 1986; E pub. 58726; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 6507
Brisk (The) young widow; Somerset
folk song, arr. Arthur Warrell;
mixed cho. © Feb. 27, 1936; E for.
43524; Oxford univ. press, London.
6508
Broadway blues; song, w Albert Pfist-
erer. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp.
1212387 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
6509
Broadway Cinderella; w and m Leston
Huntley, Lou Holzer and Lawrence
Hiliott; ‘pt © fe? Mar. 2 ear
E unp. 120127; General mills, inc.,
Minneapolis. 6510
Broadway lullaby; song; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 7, 1986; E pub. 53887;
Inga McManus Markwardt, Winona,
Minn. 6511
Broken melody; w David Cohen, mel-
ody Lilyan Wilson. © 1 ¢. Mar. 31,
1986; E unp. 121484; Jack Newman,
Toronto. 6512
Broken toys; w and m Billy Hunter
and E. Bailey; [guit.], in diagram.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 121398;
William H. Hunter and Wileen Bai-
ley, Pittsburgh. 6513
Bronson’s song folio for Hawaiian and
Spanish guitars; arr. L. D. Richard-
son and Richard A. Dixon; in note
and diagram, with w. no. 4. © Feb.
29, 1986; E pub. 53731; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Philadelphia. 6514
Brook *('The):* pl“ ©@1%e; Maes.
1986; E unp. 121047; Chrystal Lei-
thold Case, Albany, Calif. 6515
Brother’s (A) keeper; w and melody
Marguerite Balz. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1986; E unp. 119366; Rose Mar-
guerite Balz, Novato, Calif. 6516:
294
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
6542
Brownies (The); characteristic inter-
mezzo, Franco Leoni, arr. Arvid
Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
30, 1936; E pub. 54331; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 6517
arr. H. W. Glenn; xylo-
phone, with pf. ace. conductor. ©
Mar. 30, 1986; E pub. 54325; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 6518
Buddy put ’er there; song. © 1 ©.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121207; Mar-
guerite Thomas Phillips, Bellevue,
Ky. 6519
Buenna Ventura; w and m Al Bérubé,
pf. sc. Bob Taylor. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1935: E unp. 115434; Al. N. Bérubé,
Cheyenne, Wy. 6520
Bugs everywhere; pf., with w. ©1-c.
Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120454; C. R.
DeVault, Oklahoma City. 6521
Bulla, Bulla; fox-trot, parole A. R.
Borella, m Vittorio Giuliani, arr.
Franco Ansaldo [and] Baciami cosi ;
fox slow, parole A. Bracchi, m Mario
Schisa: orch. pti. © Jan. 4, 1936;
E for. 48144; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 6522
Bundle (A) of heaven; w William
Kaylo; pf. © 1 c. Mar. 9, 1986;
EB unp. 119884; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6523
Burk’s (Harry) bass technique for ac-
cordion. © Mar. 26, 1986; AA
199706; Harry Burk, New Orleans.
6524
Burlesque Tzigane; musical caricature
on a Gypsy theme, Gregory Stone;
pf. © Mar. 21, 1986; E pub. 54208 ;
Prelude music co., New York. 6525
Busy fingers; 3 arrs., w and m Ethel
Tingle and M. M. Parker; pf., with
instructions. © Feb. 15, 1936; E
pub. 54070; Homer L. Kitt co., Wash-
ington. 6526
But I haven’t got you; song, w An-
thony Lochiatto. © 1 ¢ Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120722; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 6527
But my dreams were never like this;
w Ken Heckt and Nat Gardner, with
melody. ©1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp.
121442); Ernest Stramiello, New
York. 6528
But you know the flesh is weak; song,
melody John Copeland. © 1 ¢. Mar.
7, 1986; E unp. 119794; Henry I.
McGill, Montclair, N. J. 6529
64326—36
Buzz (The) of the busy bumble bee;
pastoral, w Charles G. Mortimer, m
Raymond Loughborough, tonic sol-fa
tr. H. J. Timothy; male voices. ©
Mar. 16, 1936; E for. 48465; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 6530
By the bend of the river; fox-trot,
Clara Edwards, arr. Jack Mason;
dance orch. pts., with male trio arr.
© Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 53745; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6531
By the little old mill; song, melody
Lew Leight. © 1c Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 120821; Bertha Benson, Chi-
cago. 6532
By the old water mill; w and melody.
© 1e. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120245;
Kenneth Gilbert McNaughton, Los
Angeles, - 6533
By the rushy fringed bank; air from
Comus, w John Milton, m T. A.
Arne, arr. W. Gillies Whittaker;
unison voices. © Feb. 27, 19386; E
for. 48527; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 6534
C’est le premier lilas; fox trot, paroles
Claude Lingee, m F. Gascard; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 43237 ;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 6535
Cabin in a little town; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121451.
Emily Labecki, Roxbury, Conn.
6536
Cabin in the hills; w Josephine Ride-
nour; pf. © 1.¢. Mar. 9, 1936;. B
unp. 119885; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6537
California nights; rhumba fox-trot,
melody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121284; Leopold N. Sperling, Cincin-
nati. 6538
Call (A) for you; w L. Smoke, m J.
Banks. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119779; James Banks and Loyd
Smoke, Dallas. 6539
Call (The) of my heart; song, Ww
Isabel Gourlie Le Boutillier. © 1c.
Mar. 6, 19386; E unp. 119789; Char-
lotte Davis Boyce, Ridgefield, Conn.
6540
Call (The) of the whippoorwill; song,
w Michael J. O’Connell. © 1c. Mar.
12, 1936; E unp. 120165; M. J. O’Con-
nell and Kathleen Schaeffer, Gar-
field Heights, O. 6541
Call (The) to the colors; w Gus Kahn,
m Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120461 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 6542
= 2995
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pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
6543
Calling for you, calling for me; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 12, 19386; E unp.
120208 ; Harry George Hill, St. Louis.
6543.
Calling for you my dear; song, pf.
treble ace. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E
unp. 121106; Edwarde Scott Salecto,
Philadelphia. 6544
Calling of my heart; song, m Eafim
Geersh. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119450; Harris H. Luntz, Brooklyn.
6545
Camel bells; op. 10, song, w Agnes T.
Guiiikrav. Cc) le Mare da LO36's
E unp. 120546; Richard G. Abbott,
Izmir, Turkey. 6546
Campanitas de cristal; bolero, letra yv
m Rafael Hernandez. © Feb. 13,
1936; E pub. 54230; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New. York. 6547
Campus blues; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 5,
1936; E unp. 119740; Dorothy Can-
non Davaul, Indianapolis. 6548
Can it be you that I love; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
119829; Clifford Addelford Green,
Waterbury, Conn. 6549:
Can you take it; song. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121174; Delphia M.
Hancox, Hannibal, Mo. 6550
Canary island; w C. Janowski and Al
Dugan, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119379; Casimer
Janowski, Milwaukee. 6551
Canci6n de cuna; cancion, poesia
Gabriela Mistral. © 1 c. Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119514; Emiliana De
Zubeldia, New York. 6552
Candle-light; w and m Henry Hal-
stead, Lionel G. Moran and Bob
Rothberg; with guit. arr. © Feb.
13, 19386; E pub. 54231; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 6553
Candle (The) light in the window; w |
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
EH ounp. 119764; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 6554
Cane ...Cane... Canebiére; fox-trot,
de Un de la Canebiére, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 48291 ; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 6555
Can't get over it now; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 118892;
Edward Victor Pius Albosta, Phila-
delphia. 6556
Can’t we be sweethearts again; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
119991; James Arnheiter, Newark,
ING ae 6557
Can’t you understand; w R. Hickman,
m William Taylor and Ann Taylor.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp: 121211 ;
William R. Taylor and Richard
Hickman, Baltimore. 6558
Cantaba mi madrecita; w and melody.
©l1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120332;
Hrasmo Miranda-Rivera, New York.
6559
Canto di guerra; cancién, melodia
Enrico Rossi. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121384; Michele Scala, Brook-
lyn. 6560
Canzone amorosa; by Ethelbert Nevin,
op. 25, no. 3, arr. Olga Alanoff; pf.
accordion. © Mar. 25, 1936; E pub.
54344; John Church co., Phila-
delphia. 6561
Canzone (La) del mattino; fox-one
step, versi e m Alberto Lao-Schor e
Vittorio Giuliani; pf: © Jama
19386; E for. 43149; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan, 6562
Cap and bells; by Eugenio Pirani; pf.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54294;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 6563
Capitol city; march, Del Staigers;
band pts. © Feb. 16, 1936; E pub.
54048 ; Fillmore bros, co., Cincinnati.
6564
Caprice Geraldine; by Harry Glantz;
B flat trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 26,
1936; E pub. 54807; Robbins music
corp., New York. 6565
Caprice Janice; by Harry Glantz; B
flat trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54224; Robbins music
corp., New York. 6566
Captain Cupid; w Gertrude Loretta
Moore; pf. © 1 ec -Mar. 9, 1936;
EK unp. 119886; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6567
Captain Smith; march, C. 8. Putnam;
band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E pub.
54043; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 6568
Captains three; w Winifred Southam,
m Geoffrey Cavendish. © Mar. 6,
1936; E for. 48487; Boosey & ©co.,
ltd., London. 6569
Capulincito; de Milagroso Hollywood,
letra Nenette Noriega, English w
Marjorie Harper, m Tito Guizar.
© Sept. 30, 1935; E pub. 53710;
Southern music pub, ¢o., inc., New
York. 6570
296
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Careful Etta; by Douglas Moore, ed.
Lazare Saminsky and _ Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
$4148; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6571
Cargoes; w John Masefield, m Philip
Tomblings; unison voices. © Feb.
22, 1986: E for. 43171; Banks &
son, York, England, 6572
Caribbean star; rhumba; pf. © 1 «@
Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120449; Paul
Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 6573.
Carita; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1936; E unp. 120419; Ruth
Roudabush Mills, Shenandoah City,
Va. 6574
Caro mio ben (Dearest, believe) ; by
Giuseppe Giordani, ed, Carl Deis;
high voice. © Mar. 23, 1936; E
pub. 54851; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6575
Carola; letra D’Armo, melodia Sergio
Dewmario, ©): 1 ic. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119440; Frank Gill, New
‘York: 6576
Caroline; song. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 120694; Mildred Francis
Guth, Baltimore. 6577
Carry on with Franklin D; song. ©
1c Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 120942;
Fred A. Verbeckmoes, Atkinson, Il.
6578
Cassandra; by Bernard R. Mausert;
Di. © 1 e> Mar. 18,’ 1936; ‘HE unp.
120700; Vincent Paige, New York.
6579
Cathedral prelude; by Joseph W.
Clokey; organ. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E pub, 54105; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 6580
‘Cause I’m in love with you; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 3, 1936; E
unp. 119519; William Benson Rich-
ter, Philadelphia. 6581
Ce que tu moffres volontiers; poésie
Rabindranath Tagore, tr. francaise
Henriette Mirabaud Thorens, m Max
d’Ollone. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
43280; Heugel, Paris. 6582
Cecilia; versi e m Licinio Refice; sop.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E for. 43455;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6583
Celos; m por la pelicula mexicana. ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119848;
Max Urban, Mexico, D. F. 6584
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Scarf dance; solo, arr. John Martell;
29
6597
guit., pick style. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E pub. 53702; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 6585
Champion (The) ; march, Wm. M. Tal-
bott; band pts, © Feb. 17, 1936; E
pub. 54045; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 6586
Changes; song. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119419; Floyd Lester, Pas-
saiey Nid 6587
Chanson hongroise; par Francis Casa-
desus; violin, avec acc. de pf. ©
Dec. 20, 1985; E for. 43269; Ch.
Hayet, Paris. 6588
Chantons Bacchus; extrait de Platée,
m Jean-Philippe Rameau, arr. Paul
Schlosser ; 4 voix mixtes. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 43272; Durand & cie.,
aris: 6589
Chantons Platée; extrait de Platée, m
Jean-Philippe Rameau, arr. Paul
Schlosser; 4 voix mixtes. © Dee.
31, 1985; E for. 43273; Durand &
cie., Paris: 6580
Chants lunaires; 3 mélodies pour chant
et orch., paroles Paul Verlaine, et
autres, reduction par l’auteur; chant
et pf. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for. 43408;
Robert Bergmann, Monte Carlo,
Monaco. 6591
Charm of the valse; medley of famous
English and continental valses, se-
lected and arr. Aubrey Winter ; brass
and reed band pts. © Feb. 21, 1986;
HE for. 48197; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 6592
Charming sweetheart you are mine;
song, w Edward Fioretti. © 1 ec.
Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120297; Alfred
Fioretti, Baton Rouge, La. 6593
Chartres; w Mildred Ryan Beatty; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp.
120850; Harold Hobbs, jr., Muncie,
Ind. 6594.
Chasing rainbows; fox trot, w and m
E. M. Richards. © 1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1986;
E unp. 120365; Edna Tucker, Junc-
tion City, Kan. 6595
Chatterbox (The); from Summer
wives, w Dolph Singer, melody Sam
Morrison. © 1 ec. Mar. 25, 1986; E
unp. 121147; Famous music corp.,
New York. 65086
Check your type; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 121208;
Shirley Elinore Abelson, Hollidays-
burg, Pa. 6597
lsh
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CATALOG CF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6598
Cheeka; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 19386; E unp. 120286; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, Ill. 6598
Cheer up little sister; from Klondike
Annie, w and m Gene Austin; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Feb. 21,
1936; E pub. 54170; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
6599
Cherry (The) Valley soldier; w Rus-
sell McLauchlin, m Murray G. Pater-
son. © Mar, 18, 1986; E pub. 54124;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
6600 —
Childhood home in Erin; song, w
Michael J. O’Connell. © 1 ¢ Mar.
12. S986 Ba nD. sl eOTOG Nt. J.
O’Connell and Kathleen Schaeffer,
Garfield Heights, O. 6601
Children (The) of the Lord go pray-
ing; song. © 1.¢. Mar. 27, 1986;
E unp. 121274; Mary Kathryn Coh-
ron, Denver. 6602
Chile moonlight: w Frank Loesser,
with melody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1986;
E unp. 120400; Otto Motzan, New
York, 6608
Chimes (The) of Glo’ster; idyll, Adolf
Letter; string quartet with pf. con-
ductor, pts. © Dec. 24, 1985; E for.
43405; Adolf Lotter, London. 6604
Choir (The) sang Oh promise me;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120123;
Blanche K. Shefsick, Mt. Pleasant,
| oe 6605
Chop stocks: oriental novelty, Fred-
erick G. Charrosin; oreh. pts. ©
Feb. 28, 1936; Ei for. 43195; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 6606
Choral prelude on Tallis canon; by T.
Tertius Noble; organ. © Mar. 9,
1936> Hr pub. 5392: = Arthurs PL:
Schmidt co., Boston. 6607
Choral prelude on the tune St. Peter;
by T. Tertius Noble; organ. © Mar.
9, 1986; E pub. 58913; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 6608
Chorale finale; in the old style, Glory
to God, J. Sebastian Matthews;
organ. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub.
53910; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 6609
Chorales for unchanged voices; com-
piled and ed. John Schroeder. ©
Mar. 26, 1936; AA 200668; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 6610
Dil mene s.r ot:
Christ is risen from the dead; Easter
anthem, text from the Scriptures, m
Carlyle Duncan ; mixed voices ; organ
ace. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54029;
Willis music co., Cincinnati, 6611
Christ (The) of the centuries; Easter
pageant, Elsie Duncan Yale, w A. A.
Payn, m M. Isabelle Ritter and Roy
E. Nolte. © Feb. 28, 1986; D 39041 ;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 6611*
Christian (The) victory; song, arr.
Virginia G. Clemenson; pf. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119465; Hdw.
W. Calloway, Cincinnati. 6612
Christopher Columbus; by Leon Berry,
arr. Fletcher Henderson; orch. pts.
© Mar. 16, 1986; Ei pub. 54354; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 6613
w Andy Razaf, m Leon Berry. ©
Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54086; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 6614
Church-mouse on a spree; by Frank
Froeba; pf. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub.
53809; Milsons music pub. corp.,
New York. 6615
Cielito lindo; by Fernandez, instruc-
tions and m arr. M. M. Parker; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Feb. 15, 1986; E
pub. 54086; Homer L. Kitt ¢o., Wash-
ington. 6616
© 1 ¢. Mar.
121405; Emmat
6617
Cincinnati moon; song.
30, 1986; E unp.
Norman Frauman, Cincinnati.
Cinderella; burlesque pantomime, Ww
and m Raymond Wallace. © Feb.
11, 1986; E for. 43554; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 6618
Circus blues; w and m Frederick G.
Taylor, jr., arr. Willis Conolly; ten.
euit., in diagram. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 53815; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 6619
City (The) College banner: song, mel-
cdy A. J. Bronstein and Jack Teller.
©1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119047;
Arthur J. Bronstein, New York.
6620
Civilian (The) conservation corps
march; pf., with w. © Mar. 26,
1936; E pub. 54853; Harry J. Jen-
kins, Saugus, Mass. 6621
Clarabelle; w Ted Burgeman, with
melody. © 1c Mar. 30, 19386; E
unp. 121386; Harold Lewinson, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 6622
298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Climbing up the stairs to her heart;
song, m Burrell Van Buren. © 1 «.
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121162; Wil-
fred Gates, Weymouth Mills, N. S.,
Canada. 6623:
Close-hauled and sailing free; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E
unp. 121223; Roderick Scholle, New
York. 6624
Close to heaven; w and m William H.
Roelke; with guit. arr. © Mar. 10,
1986; E pub. 54312; Wm. E. Roelke
and Robert E. Blauser, York, Pa.
6625
Cloud (The) of war; song. © 1.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120964; Clif-
ford W. Melcher, Minnieska, Minn.
6626
Coast guardsmen; march, pf. arr. Mrs.
M. G. Shrode; pf. ©1«e Mar. 25,
1986; E unp. 121044; Marion G.
Shrode, Washington. 6627
Cobwebs; w Anna Pearl Smith; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120767;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6628
Cock-a-doodle-doo; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119755;
Tom Puce, Cleveland. 6629
Cockney clown; op. 35, no. 1, song, w
Henry Chester Tracy. © Mar. 20,
1936; E pub. 54238; John Laurence
Seymour, Sacramento, Calif. 6630)
Cockney lullaby; w Thomas Grant
Springer, m Louis Drakeford. ©
1 e@ Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119708;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, Astoria,
beg hy N.Y. 6631
Cocktail, madame; slow-fox, m Pierre
Tarant; pf. ©.1 ¢. Feb. 26, 1986;
E unp. 120163; Edouard Merz, and
Guilia Conflenti, Paris. 6632)
Cocktail mitosny; slow-fox, stowa
Andrzeja Wiasta i Jerzego Waldena,
m Henryka Hossona. © Dec. 4,
1935; E for. 43178; Gebethner &
Wolff, Warsaw, Poland. 66383
arr. Wt. Higera; ork.
strony. © Jan. 10, 1936; E for.
43179'; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 6634
Colleen ; Irish song with cho., w Rufus
Stickney, m Arthur D. Hadley. ©
1c Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119736;
Martha T. Hadley, Somerville, Mass.
6635
Slow fox-trot song, w Ada Wat-
tenbe. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; © unp.
6649
121295; Leon HE. Tibbetts, Lynn,
Mass. 6636
Colomb (André) Douze chansons nou-
velles; paroles Eug. Lemercier, m
André et Line Colomb. © Dec. 20,
1935; E for. 48246; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 6637
Colomba (La) ; canzone, pf. arr. Irene
Bonner. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 1936; EB
unp. 121246; Dante Toti, Modesto,
Calif . 6638
Colonel Bogey; march, Kenneth J. Al-
ford, arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54333; Hawkes & son (London) lItd.,
London. 6639
Colonial daughters hymn; 1700th cen-
tury, w F. H. Schluter, m Mildred
Burr Schluter. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936;
E unp. 119691; Colonial daughters
of the 1700th century, Brooklyn.
6640
Coloquio de amores; violin, cello y pf.
Se. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121401; José Mauri Esteve, Havana.
6641
Colorado I am coming back again;
Song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121355; Ira (Bud) Wagers, Lincoln
Acres, Calif. 6642
Columbia class song of 1927; song, w
Lester S. Rounds; with male quar-
tette. © Feb...27, 1936; E pub.
53718; Robert Stanage Curtiss, New
York. 6643
Come and kisS away my tears; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 c¢. Mar, 4, 1986: E unp.
119603; Hugh Bishop, Kelford, N. C.
6644
Come beneath that southern moon; w
Babe Baldwin; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119887; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6645
Come closer to me; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp, 121164; Mike Bozonie,
Holcombe, Wis. 6646
Come, Holy Ghost; hymn, w anon.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp. 119677;
Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul. 6647
Come on; fox, par Jay Ralton; mél-
odie, avec ace. de pf. ©1c. Feb. 26,
1936; E unp. 120162; Louis Ronjat,
Paris, 6648
Come on a swing with me; song. ©
‘1oe. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 120826;
Phil Grogan, Oklahoma City. 6649
299
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6650
Come one, come all; by Monty Frame;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ©. Feb.
28, 1986; E unp. 121098; Elizabeth
Frame De Golier, Cincinnati. 6650
Come out, come out, Wherever you are;
w and melody. © 1 «© Mar, 3, 1936;
E unp. 119499; Dominick Iorio, Jer-
sey City. 6651
Come, see the place; Easter anthem,
w from authorized hymnal, m Wil-
lard Foster; unison voices; in A flat.
© Feb. 29, 1936; E pub. 53749;
Parish press, Fond du Lac, Wis.
6652
Come to the fair; valse caprice, East-
hope Martin, arr. Arvid Samuelson ;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 30, 1986;
E pub, 543827; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 6653.
arr. H. W. Glenn; xylo-
phone, with pf. acc. conductor. ©
Mar. 30, 1986; E pub. 54326; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 6654
Comedy allegro; pf. © 1c Mar. 27,
1936: KE “unp. 1212157" Milton Bh
Schwarzwald, New York. 6655
Coming; verse anon., cho. Nellie M.
Sacadaris, with melody. © 1 «
Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120092;
A. Sacadaris, Cleveland.
Comment qu cest y quils font;
paroles et m J, Cartesixte. © Jan.
1, 1986; E for. 43253; Jean Carte-
Ssixte, Paris. 6657
Composition no. 9; by Anna Case; pf.
© 1 ©. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120188;
Anna Case Mackay, New York.
6658
no. 10; by Anna Case; pf. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120189; Anna
Case Mackay, New York, 6659
no. 11; by Anna Case; pf. ©1 6.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120190; Anna’
Case Mackay, New York. 6660
no. 12; by Anna Case; pf. ©l1e.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120191; Anna
Case Mackay, New York. 6661
no. 14; by Anna Case; pf. ©1c.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120192; Anna
Case Mackay, New York. 6662
—— no. 15; by Anna Case; pf. © ff
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120193; Anna;
Case Mackay, New York. 6663
Concertino; par Knudage Riisager, op.
29; tromba e Sstrumenti ad arco.
Partition. © Dec. 27, 1935; E for.
43351; Wilhelm MHansen, Copen-
hagen. 6664
Pt.-HT, DSS5 Wok
Concerto no. 1; by Louis Spohr, op. 26,
arr. J. I. Tallmadge; clarinet quar-
tet. © Jan. 28, 1986; E pub. 54287;
Gamble hinged musie co., Chicago.’
6665
Condemned (The); by Hugo Fried-
hofer. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121336; Movietone music corp., New
York. 6666
Constantly; w and m Cork Jackson.
© 1 ce. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119897;
Cornelius Andrew Jackson, jr., Pe-
tersburg, Va. 6667
Contesta de soy mexicana; by Cuco
Luevano and Luis Vera. ©1c. Mar.
24, 1986: E unp. 121014; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 6668
Corydon; das ist: geschichte des
mehrstimmigen generalibassliedes uw.
des quodlibets im deutschen barock,
Hans Joachim Moser. 1. u. 2. bande.
© May 1, 1933; B for. 43423, 43424;
Henry Litolffs verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 6669, 6670
Cosa vuoi di pitii; tango, parole e m
Alberto Lao-Schor, [and] Filomena;
tango umoristico, parole Alfredo
Bracchi, m Mario Schisa: orch. di
V. Ripa; orch. pti. © Jan. 27, 1986;
E for. 48146; A. & G. Carisch & «,
Milan. 6671
Cosy as a posy in a vase; fast fox-trot,
w Leda A. Tibbets, with melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 18, 1986; EH unp. 120243);
Leon E. Tibbetts, Lynn, Mass. 6672
Could it be love, dear, could it be you;
w and melody. ©1e. Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119659; Charles M. D’Aleo,
Brooklyn. 6673
Countin’ my blessings; w and m Tom
Waring; low voice. © Mar. 17,
1936; E pub. 54108; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 6674
Country gardens; traditional morris
dance tune, arr. A. R. Ranger; with
pf. ace. 1. B flat cornet, trumpet,
bar. or trombone treble.—2. Bar. or
trombone, bass clef.—3. E flat saxo-
phone.—4. 2 violins, cello and pf. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; E pub. 54089-54092 ;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
6675-6678
Country life; suite of 5 sketches,
Thomas F. Dunhill; pf. © Mar. 10,
1936; E for. 48346; Banks & son,
York, England. 6679
Cowboy ball; w and melody. ©1.«
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121302; Mar-
tin Ryan Conroy, Hollywood, Calif.
6680
300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Cowboy from Arizona town; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120968 ;
Mary Ellen Frazier, Portsmouth, O.
6681
Cradle (The) song; song. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1986: E unp. 119804; Elizabeth
Strong, Santa Ana, Calif. 6682
Cradle song; by Albert H. Kear, arr.
R. Sloan and A. H. Kear; Hawaiian
guit. © Mar. 15, 1936; E pub. 53977 ;
Robert Sloan, Pottsville, Pa. 6683
Crazy conversation; w and m Ruth
Kroeger. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E
unp. 121324; Edwin Kroeger, Mason
City, Neb. 6684
Cross my heart it’s true; by Seth Car-
man; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120186; Clar-
ence Seth Carman, New York. 6685
Cross (A) of life and peace; drama-
tized story cantata for Easter, text
Mattie B. Shannon, m Adam Geibel.
© Feb. 28, 1936; D 39044; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 6685*
Cross patch; w Tot Seymour, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 ec. Mar. 25,
1936; EH unp. 121145; Famous music
corp., New York. 6686
Cryin’ for love; w and m Dick Samuels
and Art Samuels. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10,
1986; E unp. 120142; Ara Samuelian
and Dick Samuelian, Fresno, Calif.
6687
Cryin’ my heart out for you; w J. C.
Johnson, m Claude Hopkins; with
suit. arr. © Feb. 28, 1936; E pub.
54229; Southern muSic¢ pub. co., ine,
New York. 6688
Cullud lullaby; song. © 1c. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120410; Pearl Dean
Hastings, Bovina, Tex. 6689:
Cuneo (Angelo Francesco) 32 studi e
4 duetti; op. 207 bis; saxofono con-
tralto in mi bemolle. © Mar. 16,
1936; E for. 48454; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 6690:
Cup (The) ; w George Steele Seymour,
m Eleanor Everest Freer, op. 41; bar.
() Mar. 14, 1986-°E pub. 54177;
Music library of Chicago, Chicago.
6691
Cupid; w F. J. Williams, melody I. G.
Gardemann. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121169; Ivan G. Gardemann
and Francis J. Williams, Sheridan,
Wyo.
Cupid is sliding down the moonbeam ;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 25, 1936;
6692.
6705
E unp. 1213828; Selma Nordling,
Seattle. 6693.
Cupid, you’re stupid, you rascal you;
song, © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E ump.
120539; Jesse Arthur Buchert, Chi-
cago. 6694
Cupid’s service station; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 120019;
Frank Louis Kelly, San Francisco.
6695
Cyklopisches hammertricinium; aus
Corydon, hrsg. u. bearb. Hans J.
Moser, mit generalbassaussetzung
Max Seiffert; ten. 1, 2, bass u. basso
continuo. Partitur. © Sept. 15,
19383; E for. 48415; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Braunschweig, Germany.
6696
Czy to warto; slow-fox z filmu Nie
miata baba ktopotu, stowa: K. Tom,
m: H. Wars. © Dec. 4, 1935; M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland, 6637
muzyka i arr. H. Wars;
ork. strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for.
43223; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
6698
Dad’s trail; w and melody. © 1 «
Mar, 23, 1936; E unp. 120753; Albert
Allen Titus, Napinka, Manit., Can-
ada. 6699
Dainty steppers; mazurka, Troy San-
ders s.pt... © sh e Mar. 4321936); 0B
unp. 120803; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 6700
Dalou; w Mary Emma Reynolds; pf.
© 1c. Mar, 9, 1986; E unp. 119888;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6701
Dance; w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 3, 1936; E
unp. 119568: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 6702
Dance for a children’s party; by Eric
H. Thiman; orch: pts. © Mar. 6,
1936; E for. 48491; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 6703
Dance, little lady; w B. Nisen, m M.
Davidson. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 120937; Milton Davidson
and Barney Nisen, Los Angeles. wii
67
Dance of the Russian sailors; from
Red poppy ballet, R. Gliére, arr. Max
Hirschfeld; pf. © Mar. 21, 19386;
E pub. 54202; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 6705
301
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6706
Dance (The) of the tumble weeds;
song. © 1c. Mar, 138, 1936; E unp.
120345; Addie Henderson, Dallas.
6706
Dance of the warriors; after an an-
cient northern tune, Howard Han-
son, ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isa-
dore Freed: pf. © Mar. 3, 1936;
E pub. 53989; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 6707
Dance pretty lady; valse, w and m
Johannes Kanig. © 1 c Mar. 4,
1936; E unp. 120864; John D. Can-
ning, Oakbourne, Waipukurau, H.
B., New Zealand. 6708
Dancing; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 1193869; Ralph E.
Love, Roscoe, Ill. 6709
Dancing (The) cobbler; novelty in-
termezzo, Charles Ancliffe; pf.
Feb. 27, 1936: E for. 43494; J. H.
Larway, props. Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 6710
Dancing girl of Barcelona; Spanish
tango, Ww Bijou Lennox, melody
Shelby North, ©1c. Mar. 11, 1936;
EH sunp. 120070; Stella Lennox, New
Orleans. 6711
Dancing in the open; w and m Sidney
Clare. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120809; Movietone music corp., New
York. 6712
Dancing ’til dawn; w and m Emma P.
La Freniére; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Mar. ~ 24, 193627 EH) pub:
54260; Roy music co., inc, New
York. 6713
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar, 6,
1936; E unp. 119767; Emma P. La
Freniére, St. Albans, N. Y. 6714
Dancing to the rythm of the blues;
wo and melody. © (1 "ce wiae: 17,
1936; E unp, 120581; Stephen Ol-
shefski, Askam, Pa. 6715
Dancing under the moon; song, m
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121160; Helen H.
Downey, Portage, Wis. 6716
Danse a la tarentelle; by Laud Ger-
man Phippen; pf. © Mar. 27, 1936;
E pub. 54374; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 6717
Danske (De) taalte ikke tvang; tekst
Johannes V. Jensen, m Vagn Holm-
boe; pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; E for.
43379; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 6718
pt. 11, His, V8
Danza en re; por V. Bobri, digitada
M. Oranguren; guitarra, © 1 «
Mar. 138, 1936; E unp. 120251;
Vladimir Bobritsky, New York.
6719
Dare ain’t no res’ fer me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121271; Elizabeth Bull Maury, Rich-
mond. 6720
Daring (The) little robber; w and
melody. ©1c¢, Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119501; R. W. Moore, Lamesa, Tex.
6721
Dark nights; tango song, m_ Louis
Whatts. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1986; H
unp. 121226; Anna Kershaw, New
York. 6722
Darkies love the Mississippi sun;
song, w M. J. O'Connell. © 1
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120167; M. J.
O’Connell and Kathleen Schaeffer,
Garfield Heights, O. 6723
Darlin’; w and melody Bert Darl. ©
1c Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120485;
Betty Goetz, New York. 6724
Darling, I found you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121297;
Willie Radcliffe Pollock, Miami, Fla.
6725
Darling little lassie; song. ©1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121168; Eva Mae
Kausch, Rochester, N. Y. 6726
Darling Ree; w and m Walter Man-
they. © 1c. Feb. 13, 19386; EK unp.
120136; Walter Manthy, jr., Park
Ridge, Ill. 6727
Davey Jones; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 1193880; Edna
Kathrin Swasey, Chicago. 6728
Dawn of love; w and melody Art
Whiteley and Jules Adams. © 1 ©.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119577; Arthur
Whiteley, Los Angeles. 6729
Day after day; w and melody. ©1€.
Mar. 24, 19386; E unp. 121009; Irving
Morris Schlenoff, Baltimore. 6730_
Day (The) is done; song, w Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1986; E. unp. 119938; Arthur
Egbert Fowler, Winside, Neb.
6731
Day (The) is past and over; evening
anthem, w St. Anatolius, English
version J. M. Neale, m Oley Speaks,
ed. Carl Deis; mixed cho., and inci-
dental sop. or ten. solo; organ acc.
© Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 54848; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6732
302
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Day (The) of resurrection; Easter
anthem, w John of Damascus, tr. J.
M. Neale, m Carlyle Duncan; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Mar. 16, 1936;
E pub. 54030; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 6733
De soleil, de neige et d’amour; slow-
fox, de De soleil, de neige, paroles
et m Paul Misraki. © Jan. 2, 1936;
E pub. 48265; Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 6734
Dear old childhood home; w and m
Jennie Olson Lundstrom. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120224; Jennie
Lundstrom, Minneapolis. 6735
Dear old Maine; song. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119813; Mrs. C. V.
Chapman, Augusta, Me. 6736
Dear Texas; w andm F. J. Smith and
Alta Lee Smith. © Mar. 27, 1936;
E pub. 54816; Fern Jay Smith, Hous-
ton. 6737
Dearést; song. © 1. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119851; Michael Mikita and
Mac Benoit, New York. 6738
— w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 25,
1936; E unp. 121050; Clara E. Brown,
Minneapolis. 6739
Debout 1a dedans; chansons du film,
paroles Yves Mirande, René Pujol,
Géo Koger et Vincent Scotto, m V.
Scotto et Jean Yatove. © Mar. 18,
1936; E for. 48497; Enoch & Gie.,
Paris. 6740
Deep breathing; song. © 1c. Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119530; Gertrude Conte,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. 6741
Deep dawn; w J. C. Johnson, m Claude
Hopkins, pf. arr. by the composer.
© Feb. 26, 1936; E pub. 53721;
Handy bros. music co., inc., New
York. 6742
Deep in the West; w and melody. ©
fe ware 2s, 1956; HH unp. 12127% ;
Axel Johnson, Pasadena. 6743
Deep South; by R. H. Bassett. © 1c.
Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120802 ; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 6744
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for piano
accordion; with additions and
changes. v. 1. © Mar. 4, 19386; AA
197958 ; Nicomede music co., Altoona,
Pa. 6745
~ Delannoy (Marcel) Deux airs; pour
Cromwell, poésie Victor Hugo. ©
Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 43288; Heugel,
Paris. 6746
6759
Delaware; w Arthur Nicholas Bean;
pr © "Ee Mar Zoe 1950... HP mp.
120768; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 6747
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Piz-
zicato; from Sylvia ballet, arr. John
Martell; guit., pick style. © Feb.
14, 1986; E pub. 58705; Shapiro,
Bernstein & ¢o., inc., New York.
6748
Delightful; w Lou Ashe, with melody.
©1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120240;
Augustine Norris, Log Angeles.
6749
Dependable you; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
38, 1936; E unp. 120134; Rosa Leona
Letcher, Washington. 6750
Desert dreams; w and melody Caro-
lyn Monett Weaks. © 1 ¢ Mar.
28, 1936; E unp. 121430; Mrs. Leon-
ard B. Weaks, Los Angeles. 6751
Desert night; m Lionel Scott Mayn-
are; pieuwith w. © 1 ep Maras.
19386; KE) unp. 120857; Dorothy
Hutchenson Stearns, Bridgeport,
Conn. 6752
Desheredados (Los) ; m por la pelicula
Mexicana. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; EH
unp. 119761; Max Urban, Mexico,
Deak. 6753
Desire; w and m Frederick Hollander
and eo “Robin; “with arr. or
ukulele, ete. © Feb. 7, 19386; E pub.
54335 ; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 6754
Despina; song. © 1. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119850; Michael Mikita and
Mac Benoit, New York. 6755
Devil (The) had his day; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1986; E
unp. 120579; Charles C. Lubcke.
Middleton, Wis. 6756
Did I remember to tell you I adore
you; w Harold Adamson,'m Walter
Donaldson. © 1 c¢. Mar. 28, 1936; E
unp. 120906; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 6757
Did you mean what you said last
night; words by Oray sisters, m
Joe Hull; pf. ©1e. Mar. 31, 1936;
H unp. 121457; Joseph Deliberti,
Brocklyn. 6758
Diddle-dum-dee; w and m Charles
Dunn and Bob E. Forth; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E for. 43513; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 6759
303
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6760
Dilemma; by R. H. Bassett. © 1 «.
Mar. 13, 19386; E unp. 120800;
Movietone music corp., New York.
6760
Dim lights; w and m Bill Beifuss. ©
1 «@ Mar. 3, 1936; BH unp. 119563;
William Edward Beifuss, Cleveland.
6761
Dime; w José Manuel Bada, English
version Barbara Belcher, m Anna
Case. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp.
120194; Anna Case Mackay, New
York. 6762
Disillusioned; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Mar. 12, 19386; E unp. 120176; Eva
M. Bacon, Denver. 6763
Dixie paraphrase; by R. H. Bassett.
Oodle Mare 3) 1936> 0h) sun.
120798 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 6764
Diaczego wtaSnie dziS? wale angielski z
Dwie Joasie, stowa: Konrad Tom,
m: Wtadystaw Higer. © Nov. 25,
1985; E for. 43399; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 6765
Do you know why I love you so; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
EK unp. 120926; Nicholas Kapity and
Johnny Virden, Akron, O. 6766
Do you recall; fox trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936;
E unp. 119556; Eddie Martony, East
Cleveland. 6767
Do you remember our romance; song.
1c. Mar. 26) 4936) Bi vunp.
120401; Kathryn Montgomery, Chi-
cago. 6768
Does it seem right; w and m Kath-
erine Frank; pf. © 2G) Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120758 ; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 6769
Does love linger longer when I’m with
you; melody Nickie Caplen. © 1
e. Mar. 11, 19386; E unp. 120106;
Nick Cappiello, Youngstown, O.
6770
Doing the flip flop hop; fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120551;
Wassil Saganovich, Gary, Ind.
6771
Doing your dance; song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1936; E unp. 120264; Laurena
Gress, Richardton, N. D. 6772
Dollar bills; pf., with w. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 21, 19386; KE unp. 119692; Gene-
vieve Vickery Shaw, Cartersville,
Ga. 6773
Dt. WiNessavaol
Do'l’s (The) carriage; song, m Ernest
Dainty. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119480; Edith Mulock O’Flynn, To-
ronto. 6774
Dolls of history; fox trot, w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 3, 1936; EB
unp. 119548; Marie Nevada Arm-
strong, Spokane. 6775
Don Pancho del Rancho; danza; pf.,
con letra. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; H
unp. 120846; Felipe V. Leal, Los An-
geles. 6776
Donnez-moi la main; slow-fox, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Valsien-Learsi. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E for, 48302; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 6777
Donogoo tonka ...; foxtrot aus dem
gleichnamigen film, text Charlie Am-
berg, m Franz Doelle, klavier arr.
Walter Borchert. © Jan. 22, 1986;
EH for. 48163; Ufaton-verlags g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 6778
Don’t count your kisses before you’re
kissed ; w and m Ralph Freed, Harry
Stride and Bernard Maltin, pf. se.
Paul Hill; with guit. arr... © Mar.
11, 1986;. E pub. 538980; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 6779
Don’t ever leave me; w and melody.
©1¢ Mar. 4, 1986; E unp, 119657;
Harry S. Krieger, Chicago. 6780
Don’t forget, Juliette; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E unp.
120597 ; Franklin Madden, New York.
6781
Don’t let the river run dry; slow fox-
trot, w and m Will E. Haines and
Jimmy Harper; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Mar. 9, 1936; E for.
43545; Cameo music pub. co., Lon-
don. 6782
Don’t let your face cry-e-i; Ww and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119502); R. W. Moore, Lamesa, Tex.
6783
Don’t mind me; w and m Art Weichelt.
© 1 ¢. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 120973 ;
Arthur B. Weichelt, St. Paul. 6784
Don’t run away I want to be your pal
to-day ; song, melody Karl Kaye. ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120487;
Mary Dittberner, Panhandle, Tex.
6785
Don’t say we’re thru; song, w Leona
Jackson. © 1. Mar. 20, 1986; E
unp. 120723; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 6786
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6811
no. 3, 1936
Dooz ye? We (I) saiz we (I) do;
song. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1986; E unp.
119526; Cora Maria Loomis, Los An-
geles. 6787
Dopo di me; tango lento, versi L. L.
Martelli e E. Neri, m Mario Mari-
otti [and] Cenere; tango, versi e m
Alberto Lao-Schor e Vittorio Giul-
iana: orch. Virgilio Ripa; pti. ©
Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 43147; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 6788
Dos (Los) galanes; habanera, letra
Enrique Jardiel Poncela, m Troy
Sanders. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E
unp. 120806; Movietone music corp.,
New York. ¥ess$)
Dos rosas para ti; vals, letra Gustavo
Durval Gcgiose, m Oscar Napolitano
y G. D. Gogiose; pf. © Feb. 28,
1936; E for. 43534; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 6790!
Down a pretty little country lane; w
and melody. © 1. Mar. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 121368; Joseph Frank Okar-
ski, Peabedy, Mass. 6791
Down among the dead men; English
folk-song, arr. T. Frederick H. Cand-
lyn; mixed voices. © Mar. 16, 1936;
EH pub. 54060; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Bosten. 6792
Down in old Cottonwood Lane; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
mitre (owl ec. Mar,’ 4/1936. BL wap.
119591 ; Charles A. O’Connor, Spring-
field, Mass. 6793
Down in the heart of the city; w Mary
Oliver; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E
unp. 116889; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6794
Down the shady path; by Cora W.
Jenkins, lesson analysis, John
Thompson; pf., 4 hands. © Mar. 2,
19386; E pub. 53789; Wiliis music
co., Cincinnati. 6795
Down where the bluebirds meet; waltz
song. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp.
119969; Stanley Albert Willcock, Jo-
hannesburg, S. Africa. 6786
Down where the Hast begins; song, w
Frank Sayer. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936;
E unp. 120313; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles, 6797
Draggin’ a wagon ’round Wigan; w
and m G. Fitzgerald and Margaret
Ives. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp.
121166; Gerry Fitzgerald, London.
6798
30
Dream a little dream of me darling;
w B. C. Christensen, pf. harmony
M. I. Singleton, ©» 1.c...Mar. 28,
1936; E unp. 120933; Bertha Caton
Christensen and Mary Iva Single-
ton, Topeka, Kan. 6799
Dream awhile with me; w and mel-
ody Sara Manbeck. © 1 c. Mar. 12,
1936; E unp. 120203; Sara H. F.
Manbeck, Ankeny, Ia. 6800
Dream (A) of love; w Myrna E.
Rubin, m Bella Donna Rubin and
Morris Bernard Rubin. © 1 ¢. Mar.
12, 1936; E unp. 120228; Myrna Ru-
bin, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 6801
Dream sheep; w Margaret Rose, m
Stuart Young; unison voices. ©
Feb. 24, 19386; E for. 43471; Augener,
Itd., London. 6802
Dream stars; fox-trot, m Arthur J.
Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©1c. Mar.
4, 1936; E unp. 119650; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 6803
Dream that your dreams come true;
fox-trot, w J. McDonald, melody P.
Pureell: © 1 ¢ Mar. 25, 1986; E
unp. 121120; Joseph McDonald and
Patrick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
6804
Dreamer, dream your dreams with me;
w and melody Bert Darl and Charles
Harold. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp.
120486; Betty Goetz, New York.
6805
Dreaming of love: w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120630;
Helen Gloria Albert, Hollywood,
Calif. 6806
Dreaming of you; w and melody. ©
1 @ Mar. 10, 1886; E unp. 120042 ;
James H. Manery, Detroit. 6807
w B. J. Schaffer, mC. U. Bardo.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121053;
Burton J. Schaffer and Carleton U.
Bardo, Easton, Pa. 6808
Dreaming of you alone; song. © 1.
Mar. 16, 1936: E unp. 120381; Hazel
Pockat, Highway Highlands, Calif.
6809
Dreaming out loud; from Palm
Springs, w and m Leo Robin and
Ralph Rainger ; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 54173;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 6810
Dreams (The) that bring heaven to
me; waltz, w R. C. Heria and Lu
Barl, melody L. Earl. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1936; E unp. 120684; Rhoda
Clark Heria, Asbury Park. 6811
ine
3)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6812
Dreamy California moon; song. © 1c.
Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120107; Corrill
William Brome, Norfolk, Neb. 6812
Dreamy eyes; waltz song, m Gustave
Sax, © 1c. Mar. 20,.1936; E unp.
120638; Henry George Frazier,
Wainsboro, Va. 6813
Dreamy waters; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119843; William O.
Faist, Milwaukee. 6814
Drifting; w Mort Dixon, melody Ray
Henderson. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6, 1936; E
unp. 119787; Irving Berlin, inc., New
Mork: 6815:
Drifting butterflies; song. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1936; EK unp. 121102; Daisy RK.
Staehle, Cairo, Ill. 6816
Drifting in the moonlight with you; w
Rachel Whitescarver; pf. © 1 e.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119890; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
6817
Drifting on a cloud; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120882;
Myrtle A. Kirley, Clayville, N. Y.
6818
Drowsy lilies; by Evangeline Lehman ;
pf. © Mar. 2, 1986; E pub. 58865;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6819
Drowsy (The) shepherdess; by Emer-
son Whithorne, ed. Lazare Saminsky
and Isadore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24,
1986; E pub. 54136; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6820)
Du soleil sur la porte; 31 mélodies,
poeémes A. M. Gossez; sop. ou tén.
© Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 43336; Edgar
Letellier, Paris. 6821
Duchess (The) is learning the rumba;
w and m Eddie Lisbona and Tommie
Connor, arr. Dudley E. Bayford;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 11,
1986; E for. 48551; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 6822
Dulcinea ; serenata de amor, S. Petrof;
string quartet with pf. conductor.
pts. © Dec. 24, 1935; E for. 43406;
Adolf Lotter, London. 6823:
Dupont, Dubois, Durand; fox-trot,
paroles Géo Koger, m Vincent Scotto.
© Dee. 31, 1935; E for. 48292; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 6824
Dupré (Marcel) 3 élévations; op. 32;
orgue. © Dee. 31, 1935; E for.
43256; H. Herelle & cie., Paris. 6825
pte nse vee
Dusk on the painted desert; w Don
George; pf. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E
unp. 119708; Albert Frisch, New
York. 6826
Dying (The) cowboy; song. © 1.
Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120462; EKd-
wina McCarty Davis, Hollywood,
Calif. 6827
Dzis jesteS przy mnie; tango, stowa:
Jerry, m: R. Berlins. © Dee. 4,
19385; E for. 43212; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 6828
arr. Wt. Eiger; ork. strony.
© Dec. 4, 1985; E for. 48213; M.
Aret, Warsaw, Poland. 6829
I} finito il bel tempo che fu; valzer,
versi e m B. Cherubini e P. G. Redi.
© Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48447; So-
cieté anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
6830
E flat (The) stride; by George Wash-
ington and Irving Mills; pf. © Feb.
7, 1986; E pub. 53976; Milsons music
pub, corp., New York. 6831
Each and every moment of the hour;
w and m Hank Briscoe. © 1 «
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119618; Henry
Cottman Briscoe, Hyattsville, Md.
6832
Each night beside my bed; song, w
Arthur L. Salmon. © 1 ¢. Mar. 31,
19386; E unp. 121494; Percy Lee
Atherton, Washington. 6833
Earl, Father, Hines pianostyles; ten
piano styles, melodies selected Earl
Hines, each followed by Earl Hines’
own style; with w. © Apr. 6, 1936;
AA 202161; M. M. Cole pub. Co.,
Chicago. 6834
Early bird; from Captain January, w
Sidney Mitchell, m Lew Pollack;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Feb. 28,
1936; E pub. 53714; Movietone music
corp., New York. 6835:
Early morning blues; w A, Kelso, m
O. M. Lien. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986;
E unp. 119485; Olaf Melvin Lien and
Al Kelso, Tacoma. 6836
East side Rose; w William J. Mangan,
melody George A. Melville. © 1.
Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120608; George
A, Molvaut, Port Richmond, N. Y.
6837
Easter (The) lily; musical playlet for
children, w and m Loretta Wilson.
© Mar. 16, 1936; D 39051; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 6837*
306
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 3, 1936
Haster (The) wedding; w and m Kay
Jay. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
120506; Kathryn J. Salley, Rich-
mond. 6838
Echoes from Calvary; sacred song. ©
Mar. 7, 1936; E pub. 54128; William
Albert Crim, Effingham, II], 6839
Echoes of the trail; w and m Gene
Autry and Fleming Allan. © 1 «©.
Mar. 9, 19386; E unp. 119978; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 6840:
song, w Marie Herman. ©
1 ec. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120600;
Ruth Cleary, Brooklyn. 6841
Eleven-six; w and m Slocombe Towne;
pf. © 1 ce, Mar. 26, 1986; E unp.
121144; Dorothea Alice Towne, Port-
land, OY. 6842
Elle a l’béguin pour le saxo; valse
musette, paroles Jules Comee et Reg,
m Eug. Gavel. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 43307; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6843
Ellis (The) Island boys; melody. ©
1 c.’ Nov. 16, 1935; E unp. 121319;
Forman Brown, New York. 6844
Emmet’s lullaby; by J. K, Emmet, arr.
Willis Conolly ; Spanish guit., in dia-
gram, with w. © Feb. 10, 1936; E
pub. 53819; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 6845
Empire (The) city; w and melody.
© 1c Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119964;
William Torrealba, New York. 6846
Empty arms; w Edward Kenith Fin-
fname. GCG, 1.e.. Mar. 23, 1986+. Bb
unp. 120769; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 6847
En quote; w Lee Cameron
Eestasy ;
and m
Reed. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp.
120980; Mrs. T. James Reed, Col-
wick, N. J. 6848
En se regardant; valse, paroles Pierre
Bayle, m Jean Delettre. © Dec. 31,
1935; E for. 48303; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris, 6849
Enchantment; by Howard Hanson,
ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub.
538987 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6850)
Engafio waltz; pf. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119818; Mariano Hur-
tado, New York. 6851
Epilogue; by A. Walter Kramer, ed.
Lazare Saminsky and Isadore Freed ;
pf. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub. 53994;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 6852
6866
Es war schon, als du sagtest : Ich liebe
dich ; langsamer walzer aus Die letz-
ten vier von Santa Cruz, text Hans
Fritz Beckmann, -m Walter Crono-
stay, klavier arr. Otto Linde. ©
Jan. 8, 1986; E for. 43162; Ufaton
verlags g. m. b. h., Berlin. 6853
Es will die Galathe; madrigale 4 3,
Sebastian Kniipfer, aus Corydon,
hrsg. u. fiir den praktischen gebrauch
bearb. Hans Joachim Moser, mit gen-
eralbassaussetzung v. Max Seiffert;
sop. 1, 2, ten., u basso continuo. Par-
titur. © Sept. 15, 1933; HB for.
43419; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 6854
Escape me never; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 120851;
George Wilson Humphreys, Memphis,
Tenn. 6855
Esquisses de lage d’or ; de Flor Peeters,
op..27; pi.” 1° et 2° ptes. ©» Novedd,
1935; E for. 43368, 43369; A. Cranz,
Brussels, Belgium. 6856, 6857
Hstrellas de Broadway; 17 canciones.
© Mar. 7, 19386; E for. 43549; Ar-
mando Valdespi, Havana. 6858
Ethiopian dance; violin and pf. no. 1.
© 1 c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119414;
John Harvey Hebron, Philadelphia.
6859
Ethiopian lament: melody. © 1 e.
Mar. 23, 19386; E unp. 120751; Henri
Hollaway, New Orleans. 6860
Evening (The) after the morning after,
the night before; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 16, 19386; E unp. 120406;
William Rusk Smith, Palmerton, Pa.
6861
Evening hours; song. © 1. Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121236; Agnes EH. Pat-
terson, Council Bluffs, Ia. 6862
Evening (An) with you; from Colleen,
w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E pub. 538897; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 6863
Eventide by the fireside; w Herbert
Tintle; pf, © A’ G& Mar? 2, 19363" EB
unp. 119473 ; Stanley Gross, Newark,
IN. - 6864
Every day is a memory; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 120517; Cloyd N. Ben-
nett, Necedah, Wis. 6865
Every minute of the day; w John M.
Wilson, and melody. ©1c. Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121482; Clara Janet
Serafinelli, W. Quincy, Mass. 6866
307
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6867
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 34
Every minute of the hour, every hour
of the day; w and m Nick Kenny
and Charles F. Kenny; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 18, 1936; E pub. 53725 ;
Schuster & Miller, inc., New York.
6867
Every moment; pf., with words. ©1c.
Mar. 24, 1926; E unp. 120995; Joseph
Riberdy and Edward Kissel, Albany.
6868
Every precious little thing you say; w
and melody Dob York. © 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1936; E unp. 119462; Ausbie Allen
York, Levelland, Tex. 6869
Everybody knows; song. ©1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119401; Florence Lee
Tate, Chilhowie, Va. 6870
Everyone sang; w Siegfried Sassoon, m
May Sabeston Walker. © Feb. 24,
1936; E for. 48473; Augener, Itd.,
London. 6871
Everyone suddenly burst out singing;
w Siegfried Sassoon, m C. S. Lang,
op. 27; men’s voices. © Mar. 27,
1936; E for. 48540; Novello & co,
ltd., London. 6872
Everything; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119868;
Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los Gatos,
Cait 6873
Ev’rybody loves Missouri; w C.
Sweeney, m M. D. Sweeney. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121480); Cath-
ryvn Sweeney and Marie Dee Sweeney,
Dallas. 6874
Ev’rything combined; w and m Ida
Whitney Waite; pf. ©1c. Mar. 21,
1986; E unp. 120847; Ida Florence
Whitney Waite, Pasadena. 6875
Execution of Gaymon and Hamilton;
wand melody. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
EK unp. 121367; Paul Daniel Marion,
Portageville, Mo. C876
Exerpt from Largo; from the New
world symphony, Dvorak, instruc-
tions and simple transcription Ethel
Tingle; pf. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
54083 ; Homer L. Kitt CO., Washing-
ton. 6877
Extract (An) of opera; grand romantic
opera, condensed, Frederic W. Root,
arr. Rob Roy Peery; mixed voices,
with mixed cho. ad lib. © Mar. 25,
1936; E pub. 54337 ; Theodore Presser
CO., Philadelphia. 6878
Hyes (The) of Texas; w John Lang
Sinclair, melody arr. Virginia Ruth
Donoho. © 1c. Jan. 30, 19386: E
unp. 119801; Students’ assn. of the
univ. of Texas, Austin. 6879
Facing the world alone; song, m Allien
Lair and Bill Shaefer. © 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1936; E unp. 120352); Simon Spero,
Los Angeles. 6880
Faded (A) rosebud; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119381 ;
Edna Kathrin Swasey, Chicago.
6881
Fairy (A) fantasy; w Don Ford, and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E
unp. 120058; Sally Smith, Mt. Cal-
vary, Wis. 6882.
Fairy (The) pipers; caprice, A. Her-
bert Brewer, arr. Arvid Samuelson ;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 30, 11986;
E pub. 54328; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 6883:
xylophone,
© Mar.
54324; Boosey &
6884.
arr. H. W. Glenn ;
with pf. acc. conductor.
30, 1936; E pub.
co., Itd., London.
Fairyland; w Mary S. Morison, m
William H. Anderson; sop. 1, 2 and
contralto. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
43482; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
6885
Falls the snow [and] Take me to a.
green isle; w H. E. Foster, m Walter
MacNutt. © Mar. 27, 1936; HE for.
43587; Frederick Harris co., Oak-
ville, Ont., Canada. 6886
False witnesses; by Hugo Friedhofer.
©1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121334;
Movietone music corp., New York.
6887
Fame and fortune; march, Wm. M.
Talbott ; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936;
E pub. 54046; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 6888
Fanfare no. 1; by Gene Rose. © 1 e.
Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121341; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 6889
Fantasia cinese; di Carlo Vidusso; pf..
© Dec. 28, 1985; E for. 43585;
Guglielmo Zanibon, Padua, Italy.
6890"
ae across the deep blue sea; pf., with
©o1 «Mar 2. 1936: E unp.
119391 : Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
68911.
Farmer’s (The) boy; overture, Susan
Spain-Dunk; orch. pts. © Dee. 9,.
1935; E for. 43382; Cranz & co., ltd.,
London. 6892:
308
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Father, we thank Thee; trio; treble
voices. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119647; Elizabeth Sutton Brown,
Long Beach, Calif. 6893
Father William ; unison song, w Lewis
Carroll, m Desmond MacMahon. ©
Mar. 31, 1936; E for. 48541; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 6894
Feather (A) in your cap; song. ©
1c Mar. 25, 19386; E unp. 121038;
Charles Edward Swingley, St. Louis.
6895
Feelin’ kinda mellow; by D. Herman
and Alfred Rickey; pf. treble. ©
1 c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119585;
Dave Herman, New York. 6896
Feierliche nacht; text Karl Broéger, m
Camillo Hildebrand; miunnerchor.
Partitur. © Sep. 19, 1935; E for.
43358; J. Rieter-Biedermann, Leip-
zig. 6897
Fiddlin’ Joe; by Douglas Moore, ed.
Lazare Saminsky and _ Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54145; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6898
Fiesta (La); w Nelle Richmond Eber-
hart, m Charles Wakefield Cadman.
-© Feb. 28, 1986; E pub. 538859;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 6899
Fifty (A) fifty love; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Mar..16, 1936;. E
unp. 120426; Cora J. Smith, W. Leb-
anon, N. H. 6900
Figaro figurinen; 10 musikalische
randzeichnungen zu einem thema aus.
Mozart’s Hochzeit des Figaro, v.
Erich Anders, op. 65; orch. Partitur.
© Feb. 1, 1986; E for. 43564; Wil-
helm Zimmermann, Leipzig. 6901
Figure it out for yourself; w Peter
Tarnow, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121113; Lou Zoel-
ler, Beverly Hills, Calif. 6902
Finale on Leoni; by F. Leslie Calver .
organ. Mar. 9, 19386; E pub.
538911; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 6903
Find your own key, swing your trou-
bles away; w and melody. ©1..
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120883 ; Mich-
ael Rechler, New York. 6904
Fine (A), romance; song, from I won’t
dance, w Dorothy Fields. © 1 «
Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120511; Je-
rome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
6905
6919
Finer than frogs hair; w and melody.
©1ec. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120888;
Alphons Jaeger, Detroit, 6906
Fire bell; by Lazare Saminsky, op. 45,
no. 2, ed. L. Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54137; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6907
Fisherman song; from Give us this
night, w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, m
Erich Wolfgang Korngold. © 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1986; E unp. 120790; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 6908
Flame vine; by Mathilde Bilbro, lesson
analysis John Thompson; pf., 4
hands. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub.
54032; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
6909
Flight; by John F. Carré, op. 15; pf.
© Feb 17, 1936; E pub. 53691; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6910
Floating in the clouds to rythm; song.
© 1c, Mar. 21, 19386; E unp. 120854;
James E. Gray, Newton, Ia. 6911
Flor del Oriente; pf. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119438; Edelmira C.
Gonzalez, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
6912
Flor gitana; paso doble, A. Ferraris,
arr. Al Richards; pf. accordion. ©
Dec. 10, 1935; E for. 48380; W. Pax-
ton & co., Itd., London. 6913
Florida fantasy; song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120336; Priscilla
Brobston Adams, Jacksonville, Fla.
[Copyright is claimed on new
words | 6914
Flowers; w Elizabeth Hughes Kerns,
m Hdward Gould Mead. © 1 e.
Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120338; Janet
C. Mead, Oxford, O. 6915
Flowers (The) are yours; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120568; Luella D. Smith, Hudson,
INV Y. 6916
Flowers bring memories; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119928; Nora Knapp, Toledo. 6917
Flowers from my garden; w and m
Gene Johnson. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
FE unp. 119413; Robert Eugene John-
son, Decatur, Ind. 6918
Fluttering round a flame; from Fritzi,
w Arthur Stanley, m Carl Tucker;
with arr. for ukulele, etc, © Feb.
5, 1986; E for. 43425; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 6919
309
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6920
Pt. Tit, nasz vs 81
Folks this is New Orleans; song, m | Fosteriana; rhapsody on melodies by
Eloise Stocking. © 1 @ Mar. 12,
1986; E unp. 121323; Myra May
Kirtland, St, Rose, La. 6920
Footsteps; by R. H. Bassett. ©1«
Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120799; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 6921
For romance has found me at last;
w G. A, Kelly and Ned Lawless, m
Luther A. Clark: with ukulele arr.
© 1«e. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120098;
George Arthur Kelly and Edward
Casper Lawless, Brighton, Mass.
6922
For the beauty of the earth; hymn-
anthem, w Folliott S. Pierpont, m
John W. Work, mixed voices; organ
acc, © Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 53829;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 6923
For you — it’s a pleasure; song, w
Frank Key, m arr. Lew Novy. ©
te, Mar 30; 419386. Bh unpe aietsaie
William Frank Kocourek, Chicago.
6924
Ford song; song. © 1 c, Mar. 30,
1986; E unp. 121441; Mayo Taft
Graham, Dallas. 6925
Forever and a day; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1936; Ei tmp. 120905;
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corp., New
Mork. 6926
Forget me not; w Peter Paul Birkel;
pt. ‘© 1 ce Mar. 26,4936 Hh unp.
121124; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 6927
Forget not yet; w Thomas Wyatt, m
Frederic Herbert Wood, op. 34, no. 7.
© Mar, 16, 1936; E for. 43467;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 6928
Forgetting; w and m Dephna Hunt;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E upp.
119874; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 6929:
Forgiven by your heart; song, w
Howard F. Boulet. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1986; E unp. 120307; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 6930
Forse si, forse no; fox-trot, versi A. R.
Borella, m Federico Bergamini
[and] La canzone del mattino; fox-
trot, versi e m Alberto Lao-Schor e
Vittorio Giuliani, orch. Virgilio
Ripa: orch, pti. © Jan. 6, 1936;
EH for. 43145; A. & G. Carisch «& «.,
Milan. 6931
Stephen Collins Foster, arr. Maurice
Baron; orch. pts. © Feb. 10, 1936;
HE pub. 53535; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6932
Fountain. (The) waltz; pf. © 1-«.
Mar. 19, 19386; E unp. 120612; Milton
E. Schwarzwald, New York. 6933
Fox all American march folio; by
Frank B. Johnston and others, arr.
Herman A. Hummel; solo B flat
cornet pt. v. 1. © Mar. 14, 1936;
E pub. 538973; Sam Fox pub. Co.,
Cleveland. : 6934
Fox-trot eccentrique; pf. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1986; E unp. 120614; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6985
Frances, Johnette, Clara, Neomia, ete. ;
by H. H. Hill, jr. and Lawrence
Keyes; pf. © 1« Mar. 28, 1986;
E unp. 121412; Hannibal Hasting
Hill, jr., Kansas City, Mo. 6936
Fresh out of luck; song. © 1 ©. Mar.
5, 1986; E unp. 119682; Virgil Glenn
Collins, Marshalltown, Ia. 6937
Friendly moon; w and m Benny Davis
and J. Fred Coots; with guit. arr.
© Mar. 9, 1936; E pub. 54228; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
69388
Frisch auf, ihr musikanten; v. Joh.
Melchior Gletle, aus Corydon, bearb.
Hans Joachim Moser, u. [mit gen-
eralbassaussetzung] Max Seiffert;
gem. cho, mit violine 1, 2, cembalo u.
violoncello. Partitur. Erster-dritter
teil. © Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 43416;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 6939
From Jerusalem to Jericho; w Dave
Macon; pf. © Dec. 10, 1935; E pub.
538680; Asher Sizemore, Louisville.
6940
From the depot leads the road; w
George Mitchell, and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120004; Alex-
ander McCray, Comstock, N. Y. 6941
From the Welsh hills; selection, Idris
Lewis, arr. G. Walter Goehr; orch.
pts. © Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 48156;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
6942
From tyrant laws; 2-pt. song, from
Comus, by T. A. Arne, arr. and ed.
W. Gillies Whittaker. © Feb. 27,
1986; E for. 43528; Oxford univ.
press, London. 6943
310
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Frommel (Gerhard) Konzert;
moll, fiir klavier, soloklarinette u.
streichorchester. Ausgabe ftir 2 kla-
viere. NoOvVin 04. 44985.5,.2K) for,
43577; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 6944
Full fathom five [and] While you here
do snoring lie; w Shakespeare, m
Frederic Herbert Wood, op. 34, nos.
2 and 38, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J. Tim-
othy; unison voices. © Feb. 19,
1986; E for. 43468; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 6945.
Full moon is the love moon; song. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120878;
Myrtle Gerganess Carroll, San An-
gelo, Tex. 6946
Funny face; w and melody. ©1..
Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 120716; Lola
M. McGauley, Jackson, Mich. 6947
Furlongs of fun; album, w Martyn Her-
bert, m Herberte Jordan. © Mar.
2, 1936; E for. 48496; Reynolds &
co., London. 6948
Future (A) for two; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119934;
Alfred Wyburd Furrell, Portland,
Or. 6949:
G (The) man and the bud; song. ©
1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120591;
M. D. Campbell, Roxbury, Mass.
6950
Gallie; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119460; Margaret Zimmerman Stew-
art, Mooringsport, La. 6951
Galop in G; pf. ©1e. Mar. 10, 1936;
1936; E unp. 121288; Milton KE.
wald, New York. 6952
Galop western; pf. © 1 e¢. Mar. 28,
1986; E unp. 121288; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 6953
Garde moi, chéri; valse, paroles Ca-
mille Francois, m Wal-Berg. © Jan.
2, 1986; E for. 43320; Editions Phil-
ippe Parés, Paris. 6954
Garden (The) of sorrow; hymn. ©
ic. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119832;
Walter M. Wooster, Berwyn, Md.
6955
Gather roses while you may; song. ©
Mar. 7, 1936; E pub. 53908; Frank
J. Preston, Burlington, Vt. 6956
Gavotte; by F. J. Gossee, solo arr.
John Martell; guit. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E pub. 53696; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 6957
64326—36——3
in H | Gavotte d’amour;
6971
de René Guillou;
violon et pf. © Dec. 20, 1985; E for.
43260; Delrieu fréres, Nice. 6958
Gavotte in F; by G. B. Martini, arr.
Paul Zilcher; pf., 6 hands. © Mar.
25, 1986; E pub. 54262; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 6959
Gay promenade; by Arthur Shepherd,
ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub.
53995 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6960
Gazing into space; w and melody Art
Whiteley and Jules Adams. © 1.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119578; Arthur
Whiteley, Los Angeles. 6961
Gazooka (The); from Ziegfeld follies
1936, w Ira Gershwin, m Vernon
Duke; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Mar. 3, 19386; E pub. 53855; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 6962
Gdyby szezeScie przyszio dziS .. .;
wale z filmu Panienka z poste-res-
tante, slowa: M. Hemar, muzyka: H.
Wars. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for. 43224:
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 6963
muzyka iarr. Hi. Warsa;
ork. strony. © Dee. 4, 1935; E for.
43225; M Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
6964 °
Générique fin; du film Vogue mon cceur,
Maurice Yvain et F. et M. Jeanjean;
pr. Cc) Wee, 20 1935 Wi Tor, toace ¢
C. Joubert et cie., Paris. 6965
Gentle, tender shepherd ; w M. B. Lang,
m A. W. Lang. © 1 ce. Mar. 3, 1936;
E unp. 119539; Albert W. Lang and
Mary Bush Lang, Melrose Highlands,
Mass. 6966
Ghost (The) goes West; waltz, theme,
Mischa Spoliansky; pf. © Feb. 6,
1986; E for. 48203; eteppell & ©O.,
Itd., ‘London. 6967
Ginger; melody. © 1. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 119780; Johann Sesser, Chi-
cago. 6968
Gipsy lover; w Agnes Cooper, and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E
unp. 121055 ; Leon Garber, Independ-
ence, Mo. 6969
Girl (The) from Tuscaloosa; slow
drag tango, w and melody. ©1.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120173; Alfred
Hugo Neuberger, Los Gatos, Calif.
6970
Girl I met at the Mardi Gras; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121098; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. 6971
oll
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6972
Girl, it's with you; song, arr. Elmer
Goodwin. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18, 1986; HB
unp. 119797; Dafmore A’Kesia, New
York. 6972
Girl (The) of my dreams; w and
melody. © 1 c.: Mar. 31, 1936; E
unp. 121475; Charles J. Shackett, Los
Angeles. 6973
Give a little bit—take a little bit; w
Inez Draw, and melody. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121181 ; Rudy Smith,
New York. 6974
Give the ha ha; march song. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119531; Ger-
trude Conte, Rockeville Centre, N. Y.
6975
Give us this night; from the picture,
w Tot Seymour, m Vee Lawnhurst;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Feb.
13, 1986; E pub. 54165; Famous
music corp., New York. 6976
w Tot Seymour, m Erich Wolf-
gang Korngold and Phil Boutelje. ©
1 ¢ Keb) 15, 19365 Ei unp. 220782 ;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 6977
Glad to be unhappy; from On your
toes, w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Mar. 14, 1986; E pub. 54112; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 6978
Glissons ; valse, de De soleil, de neige,
paroles et m Paul Misraki. © Jan.
2, 1986; E for. 43264; Ray Ventura
& cie., Paris. 6979
Gloomy Sunday; w Laszlo Javor, Eng-
lish lyrics Sam M. Lewis, m Rezs6
Seress, additional material Albert
Szirmai. [English text only] ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E pub. 54115; Chap-
pell & co., New York. 6980
m Seress Rezso. © Feb. 29,
1936; E pub. 58729; Anthony Sle-
singer, New York. 6981
— new arr. Albert Szirmai.
© Mar. 6, 1936; E pub. 53857; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 6982
Glorious; melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20,
1636; E unp. 120837; René Maurice,
Los Angeles. 6983
Glorious Haster; w Elsie Duncan Yale,
m J. Lincoln Hall and others. ©
Feb. 28, 1986; E pub. 538907; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 6984
Glorious sunshine; march song. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119532; Ger-
trude Conte, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
6985
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Glory (The) of love; w and melody
Billy “Hill.”' © 1 °C Mar. 741) 19862 E
unp. 120271; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 6986.
Go and blow a bubble; fox trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ce. Mar.
3, 19386; E unp. 119557; Frank C.
Page, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
6987
Go ‘long mule; w and m Moran Moore.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121396;
Johnson-Bennett co., Kansas City,
Mo. 6888
Go lovely rose; w Edmund Waller, m
Albert Hay Malotte; high voice. ©
Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54295; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6989:
Go to Sea; pt.-song, w F. E. Weatherley,
m H. Trotére, arr. Alec Rowley ; male
voice. © Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 438192 ;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 6890
God be in my head; short anthem, w
from The Sarum primer, m Sidney
Bett ; mixed voices. © Feb. 24, 1986;
E pub. 53811 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York, 6991
God gave me you; song. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119956; Mary Jo
Hanon, Tecumseh, Okl. 6992
Going ho-hum! sweet ho-hum; w and
melody. © 1c Feb. 26, 1986; E
unp. 120825; Robert Knott Gordon,
Lansing, Mich. 6998
Going home; w M. B. Lang, m A. W.
Lang. © 1c. Mar, 3, 1936; BE unp.
119540; Albert W. Lang and Mary
Bush Lang, Melrose Highlands, Mass.
6994.
Going home to live with God; anthem,
adapted from a negro spiritual, John
W. Work; male voices. © Mar. 4,
1936 ; E pub. 58830; J, Fischer & bro.,
New York. 6995
Going through life alone; w and m
I. Levine and Irving Gitterman. ©
1 ec, Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120896;
Irving Levine, Chicago. 6996
Golden (A) memory; song. © Mar. 10,
19386; E pub. 54313; Mildred Luella
Puntenney, Pinedale, Wy. 6997
Golden thoughts; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119976;
Peter Uryga, Detroit. 6998
Gondolieri; by Ethelbert Nevin, arr.
Hugh Gordon; flute, oboe, B flat
clarinet, horn in F and bassoon.
Conductor sc. and pts. © Mar. 235,
1986; E pub. 54845; John Church co.,
Philadelphia. 6989
312
MUSICAL
no. 3, 1936
Gone; w and melody. © 1. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 1198868; Jesse Fine, New
York, 7000:
w Jack Mooney; pf. treble. ©1c.
Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121040; John
W. Mooney and Justin Pacheco, Los
Angeles. TOOL
Good-bye babe; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119921; Avard
Ward, jr., Los Angeles. 7002
Good-bye depression; by Jack Ellis;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1936; E unp. 119748; Jacob M. Ellis,
New York. 7003.
—gsong. ©1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp.
119724; C. Fred Flynn, Indianapolis.
7004
Good bye sweetheart, good bye; song,
m Arch B. Fritz. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1986; E unp. 121084; Ernest Frank-
lin Bishop, Los Angeles. 7005
Good Lord sent me you; w and m Hlsie
Francis, Stella Francis and W. C.
Handy. © Mar. 20, 1936; E pub.
54302; Handy bros. music co., inc.,
New York. 7006.
Geod morning! Good morning! How
are you to-day; by Alexander Ben-
nett; pf. © Mar. 25, 1986; E pub.
54339; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7007
Good (The) old days; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120060;
Lucile Renfroe Hiliott, Long Beach,
Miss. 7008
Good old moon; w Andrew B. Sterling
and Raymond Sterling, m Louis
Ricca and William lLackenbauer ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 13,
1986; E pub. 54192); Jewel music pub.
co., New York. 7009:
Goodbye (The) waltz; w and m Kay
Koblensky; E flat alto saxophone.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121314;
Anthony Kay Koblensky, ‘Tiltons-
Ville, O. 7010
Goodman swing; by James Mundy; pf.
©1c. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 121443;
Robbins music corp., New York.
FOIL
Goodnight ; song. ©1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
EH unp. 121195; Kathleen Bretzlaff,
Detroit. 7012
Goodnight, my love; song. © 1c. Mar.
10, 1986; E ump. 120054; Albert
Henry Wade, Roanoke, Va. 7013
' Gray walls; w and melody.
COMPOSITIONS
7026
Goofus; w Gus Kahn, m Wayne King
and William Harold, modern voice
arr. Ed Smalle; male quartette. ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E pub. 54185; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 7014
Goo-goo; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120425;
Matthew John McMullan, New York.
7015
Goombay drum; w Stanley Adams and
Schuyler Knowlton, m Charles Loft-
house; with arr, for guit., ete. ©
Mar. 6, 1986; E pub. 53896; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 7016
Got a dollar in my pocket; w and m
Louis Robinson and Harry I. Robin-
son, arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for
fuit., etc. © Dec. 31, 1935; E pub.
54212; McKinley music co., Chicago.
7017
Got a pair of new shoes; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119566; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
7018
Gotta break a date; w I. Levenson, m
J. I. Lipman; melody, and melody
with harmony. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936;
EH unp. 1212938; Irving Levenson and
Jerome I. Lipman, Philadelphia.
7019
Gotta know where I stand, with you;
w Lester Horn, m Duke Rorabaugh.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121191;
Newton Charles Rorabaugh, Elkins
Park, Pa. 7020
Gracieux jongleurs; par Léon Furland ;
violon et pf. © Dec. 20, 19385; E for.
43270; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 7021
Graj skrzypku; tango, stowa: St.
Zdrojewski, m: Wiad. Lidauer. ©
Dec. 13, 1935; EH for. 48396; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 7022
Grand parade; by Homer Grunn; pf.
© Mar. 2, 1936; EB pub. 53787; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 7023
Cryre
Mar. 14, 1986; H unp. 120541; Roy
Miller Gause, Ambridge, Pa. 7024
Graydawn; song.
EH unp. 119476;
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
Elizabeth O. W.
Gloor, Detroit. 7025
Great (The) P. C. hotel; song. ©1le«.
Mar. 3, 19386; E unp. 119583; Ger-
trude Conte, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
7026
313
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7027
Greatest (The) of these is love; w
from the Bible, m Roberta Bitgood ;
med. voice. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub.
53943; H. W. Gray co., New York.
7027
Green (The) cathedral; w Gordon
Johnstone, m Carl Hahn, arr. Fred
H. Huntley; men’s voices. © Mar.
2, 1986; E pub. 58861; John Church
co., Philadelphia. 7028
Green clouds; song, w Ruth Dale
Simes. © 1c. Mar. 20, 19386; E unp.
120724 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
7029
Green-eyed owl blues; song. © 1 e.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120213; Mar-
garet Weak Campman, Miami, Fla.
7030
Green eyes tango; by Nick Bolin; pf.
© 1e. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 120748;
Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles. TO3L
Green hills of England; w Margaret
Rose, m John Longmire; unison
voices. © Feb. 22, 1936; BH for.
43172; Banks & son, York, England.
7032
Green lawns; round dance, Welsh air,
arr. Idris Lewis; pf. © Feb. 5,
19386; E for. 43427; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 7033
Green meadow ; fox trot, w Sam Adel-
man, and melody. © 1. Mar. 10,
19386; E unp. 120109; Margaret C.
O’Brien, New York. 7034
Gregorina (La); fox-trot, versi F.
Ansaldo e Grégor, [and] Cerco un
po’ d’amore...; fox-trot lento;
versi A. R. Borella: m e arr. Franco
Ansaldo; orch. pti. © Jan. 4, 1936;
E for. 48148; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 7035:
Gretchen; comic opera, bk. and lyrics
Stanley Guise, m Alfred J. Silver.
© Oct. 29, 1935; B for. 43354; Lilian
Leigh Silver, executor of the estate
of Alfred J. Silver, London. 7036
Griddle cakes; Ukrainian folk dance- |
song, arr. Alexander Koshetz, Eng-
lish tr. Max T. Krone; mixed voices.
© Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53895; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. T0387
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Anitra’s
dance; from Peer Gynt suite, arr.
John Martell; guit. Solo, pick style.
© Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53699; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
7038
pt. m1, n. s., v. 31
—— Puck; op. 71, no. 3, arr. Hlizabeth
Gest; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 25,
1986; E pub. 54342; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 7039
Gritissee an die heimat; m C. Kromer, -
Grin ist die haide; m K. Blume
[and] Wer das scheiden hat erfun-
den; folksong: arr. A. Fassio, Eng-
lish versions Don Titman; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1985; E pub. 53975; A.
Fassio, Lachute, Que., Canada.
7040
Guerra (La) ’e sanzione; canzone
umoristica, melodia
Cristo. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
53828; Luigi Vitale, Philadelphia.
7041
Guess who; w Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane; with guit. arr. © Mar. 13,
1936; E pub. 53965; Robbins music
corp., New York. 7042
Guitar (The) player’s best friend; by
John Martell, ed. Elliott Shapiro.
© Feb. 14, 1936; AA 199235; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
7043
Guldfisken ; sange fra operetten, tekst
Poul Martin Jorgensen, m Kai Nor-
mann Andersen. © Feb. 24, 1936;
EK for. 48441; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 7044
Gundi; op. 41, no. 3, [and] Kuni-San;
op. 40, no. 4, w G. A. Hawkins-
Ambler, m Eleanor Everest Freer;
bar. voice. © Mar. 4, 1936; E. pub.
54016; Music library of Chicago,
Chicago. 7045
Gypsy embers; song. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119607; Louise H.
Gahr, Portland, Or. 7046
Gypsy plaint; fox-trot song, w Alice
Hullin. © 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1936; B
unp. 120502); Anthony Arcuri, Ho-
boken, N. J. 7047
Gypsy serenade; pf. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1986; E unp. 119819; Mariano Hur-
tado, New York. 7048
Gypsy’s (A) lament; by Louis Silvers.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121342;
Movietone music corp., New York.
7049
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Musetta;
arr. from the transcription for pf.
solo, Giuseppe Martucci, transcribed
- Albino Gorno; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 54107; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 7050
314
Michele Di.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
and Andromeda; an
operatic masque by Albert G.
Latham. 1. Voc. sc—2. Choruses
only. © Oct. 7, 1985; EH for. 43160;
Oxford univ. press, London. 7951
— Perseus
Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here; in-
structions and m arr. M. M. Parker;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Feb. 15, 1936;
E pub. 54084; Homer L. Kitt co.,
Washington. 7052
Han, hail’ to’ Texas; song. © 1c.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120868; Helen
EK. L. Meyer, Dallas. 7053.
Hail your risen Lord; Easter song, w
T. Scott, m Florence Turner Maley;
high voice; pf. or organ acc.
Feb. 17, 1936; E pub. 58690; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 7054:
Hand in hand; w and m John D.
Marks; with guit. arr. © Mar. 3,
1936; E pub. 58797; Crawford music
ecorp., New York. : 7055
Hanorieno waltz; pf. accordion. ©
1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp. 121086;
Pietro Buscemi, Baltimore. 7056
Happenings; by Alec Rowley; pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1986; E for. 43347; Banks
& son, York, England. (057
Happiness [and] Tin soldiers parade;
m and instructions M. M. Parker;
pf., with w. © Feb. 15, 1936; E
pub. 54071; Homer L. Kitt ©co.,
Washington. 7058
Happy days; song, arr. Morty Berk.
© Mar. 10, 1936; E pub. 54058; Mil-
dred Stubbs, Philadelphia. 7059)
Happy now through you; w Victoria
Marguerite; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar. 9,
1936 ; E unp. 119891; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 7060)
Happy (The) nudist; song. © 1 .«.
Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121489; Ada-
line Stephens Martin, Los Angeles.
7061
Happy (The) parade; P. C. song,
march. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119534; Gertrude Conte, Rockville
Centre, N. Y. 7062
Happy toes; song, melody Jack Schat-
enustein. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; BH
unp. 120705; Matilda Menime Perry,
Long Beach, Calif. 7063
Harlem holiday; w and melody. © 1
ce. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120403;
Robert B. Gordon, jr., Long Beach,
Calif. 7064
7078
Harlem hoochy koochy; w _ Lester
Horn, m Duke Rorabaugh. © 1 ¢.
Mar, 26, 1936; E unp. 121198; New-
ton Charles Rorabaugh, Elkins
Park, Pa. 7065
Harlem hop; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 120747; Lee
Caroll, Honolulu. 7066
Harlem trucks; pf., with w. © 1e
Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 121331; Fran-
cisco Soriano, Sunbury, Pa. 7067
Harmonia; march, Wm. M, Talbott;
band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E pub.
54047; Fillmore bros. c¢o., Cincin-
nati. 7068 -
Harmonica playing made easy. © Mar.
30, 1986; AA 100546; M. Hohner,
inec., New York. 7069
Harmony in spring; song, melody A.
J. Bronstein, Norman Hirschl and
Martin Cousins. © 1 c¢. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 119765; Arthur J. Bronstein,
New York. 7070
Harmony waltz; guit., in diagram; in
A. © Dee. 1, 1935; E pub. 54368;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis, TOTL
Harper-minstrel (The) sings; by Henry
Cowell, ed. Lazare Saminsky and
Isadore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936;
EK pub. 54147; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7072
Has anybody here seen Sally; w and
melody. © 1. Mar. 28, 1936; EB
unp. 129890; Helen G. Tyler, Vassar,
Mich. 7073
Hats off to Washington; song. ©1c.
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121182; Moul-
ton Green, Kansas City, Mo. (074
Have a heart; w and melody Dick
Samuels and Art Samuels. © 1.
Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 120145; Dick
Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 7075
Have a picture my own of you; w and
melody H. C. Thoner, m arr. May
Hain. ©1e. Jan, 15, 1936; E unp.
118216; Henry Caleb Thoner, Roch-
ester, Minn. 7076
Have one on me; w and melody. ©
1 e¢ Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 121445;
A. Cardella, N. Monty, and C. H.
Wagner, Brooklyn. TO71T
Hawaiian moon; pf. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119392; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. TOTS
315
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7079
Hawaiian paradise; w and m Harry
Owens, arr. Harry Stanley; with
special professional arr.; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram. © Mar. 18, 1986;
E pub. 54199; Olman music corp.,
New York. TOTS:
He cares for you; hymn, w and m
Envoy Bernard Lodge, arr, Harold
Wansborough. © Mar. 12, 1986;
E pub. 538905; Calvary pub. co.,
Kokomo, Ind. 7080:
He had the fundamental principle; w
Frederic Nelson Phillips, m M.
Mikita and M. Benoit. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1936: E unp. 119776; Michael
Mikita, Mac Benoit and Frederic N.
Phillips, New York. TOS8L
He may be vo’ man Friday but he’s my
man Saturday night; ‘melody. ©
1 e@. Nov. 16, 1935; E unp. 121318;
Forman Brown, New York. 7082.
He’s an angel in that heaven called
home; w and m Michael Hodges;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb.
17, 19386; E for. 48204; Chappell &
co., ltd., London, 7083)
He was despised and rejected; w from
the Bible, with melody; alto. ©
1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119432;
Preston H. House, Sacramento, Calif.
7084
Hear my cry; w from Psalm 61; organ
acc. © 1. Feb. 19, 1986; E unp.
120021; Marian Whittaker March,
Muskogee, Okl, 7085:
Hear that little blue bird singing way
out yonder; w and m Swenson Jo-
seph Ohlmeyer; pf. © 1 ce. Mar. 238,
19836; E unp. 120762; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 7086:
Hear the bells ring; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; 1 pf., 4 players. © Mar. 27,
1936; E pub. 54875; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati. TO8T
Heart and soul; song. © Mar. 9, 1936;
E pub. 53900; Jerry Moon, Tiffin, O
7088
Heart (The) is quicker than the eye;
from On your toes, w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Mar. 14, 1986; E pub.
54114; Chappell & co., inc, New
York. 7089
Heart (A) within; melody. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120204; Ern-
est Stramiello, New York. 7090
Hearth song; w Robert Underwood
Johnson, m Russel Wragg; high
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
voice. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub.
54034; R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New
York. 7091
Hearts adrift; w and melody Carlton
Bates. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1986; HB
unp. 120518; William Carlton Bates,
Cambridge, Mass. 7092
Heaven (A) that was meant for me;
w Viola Bowne, and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120304; Mel-
vin H. Bowne, Nashville. 7093
Heavenly you; valse song. © 1 e.
Mar. 138, 1986; EH unp. 120558; Ann
Parnau, Chicago. 7094
Hebrew (The) vagabond; w C. M.
Lewis, m J. M. Sokolove; violin and
pf. © 1e Mar. 2, 19386; BE unp.
120620; Cora Maria Loomis and J.
M. Sokolove, Los Angeles. 7095
Heléne; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
27, 1936; E unp. 121208; Noten Rob-
ert Ballantine, Chicago. 7096
Hello; song. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; HB
unp. 120131; Lewis Lawrence Lacey,
Fort Worth. 7097
Hello beautiful; song. © 1 ¢c. Mar.
14, 1936; E unp. 120840; Joseph G.
Rutkowski, Chicago. 7098
Hello California; w Arthur Swan-
strom, melody Mabel Wayne. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 121151; Pop-
ular melodies, inc., New York. 7059
Here comes the bride; w and m Harry
Leon and Leo Towers; with ukulele
arr. R. S. Stoddon, and chords, for
guit. and pf. accordion. © Feb. 18,
1986; E for. 43208; B. Feldman &
co., London. 7100
Here comes the legion; march, w and
m Billy De Roy. © 1« Mar. 4,
1936; EH unp. 119617; William Henry
Hodge, Washington. 7101
Here comes the popcorn man; fox-trot,
m Arthur J. Thibodeau; pf., with
w. © 1 -¢.’Mar. 4, 1986; EH ump.
119651; Roy W. Swanson, Minneap-
olis. 7102
Here goes your ball game; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121415;
Clarence Anthony Hieger, St. Louis.
7103
Here’s luck to our love; waltz, Billy
James and Charlie Seitter, arr. Rich-
ard Henry Miller; orch. pts., with w.
© Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 54253 ; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New ets
316
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Here’s to our love; song, w Lillian
Berndt. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E
unp. 120312; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 7105
Here’s to you; song, m EH. Staunton
and Joe Romanchuk. © 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1936; E unp. 119434; Edward
Staunton, Beverly Hills, Calif. 7106
Here they come; by Bernard Wage-
naar; pf. © Feb. 24, 1986; E pub.
54157 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
7107
Here we come; march, w and m Sid-
ney Forrest; pf. © Mar. 25, 19386;
E pub. 54340; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 7108
Here with me; w and melody. ©1«e.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 121005; Car-
son J. Robison, New York. 7109
Hibiscus; tango, w Emilie Fermier,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120392; Irving Levine, Chi-
cago. 7110
Hidden there; ballad, w and melody
Jack Clash. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121091; John Edward Clash,
Iron Mountain, Mich. 7111
Hide and seek; by Werner Josten; pf.
© Feb. 24, 19836; E pub. 54159;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7112.
High hills; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 14, 19386; E unp. 120308;
Charles Elton See, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 7113
High society song; song. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54200; Jack Weiser,
Los Angeles. 7114
High tone studies; by Charles Tea-
garden; trumpet, trombone, alto in
treble clef. © Mar. 25, 1986; AA
200969; David Gornston, Jamaica,
Nad ¥i3 7115
Highth; w Mrs. J. H. Staatz [i. e.
Lenora May Grizzell], m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Mar.
10, 1936; E pub. 53962); Lenora May
Staatz, Bushton, Kan. 7116
Hildebrand (Camillo) Notturno; text
Karl Broger, m OC. Hildebrand;
achtstimmigen miannerchor. Parti-
tur. © Sept. 19, 1935; E for. 43359;
J. Rieter-Biedermann, Leipzig. 7117
Hills (The) of old Wyomin’; from
Palm Springs, w and m Leo Robin
and Ralph Rainger; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Feb. 21, 1936; E pub.
54171; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 7118
7128
Hills of the North; anthem, w C. EH.
Oakley, m Sidney Bett ; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53812; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
7119
Hip, hip, hooray, you vets; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121118;
Catherine Tanner, West Hazelton,
Pa. 7120
His wayside messengers; Children’s
day primary pageant, text Verna
Whinery, incidental m Ruth Dale.
© Mar. 18, 1986: D 39053; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 7120*
Hispana; by Muriel Pollock; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp.
121154; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
Cl20
Hit (The) of the season ; musical short,
with 2 sets, bk., lyrics andm. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 1936; D 39049; Lewis Bellin
and Edward Dorien, New York.
(21
Hiteh-hiking ; w Owen Crump, m Owen
Crump and Jeanne Dunne; violin. ©
1 ec. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121362;
Standard radio, inc., Hollywood,
Calif. 7122
Hi-way (The) lullaby; w Ella Cleaver
Ebbert, melody Burrell Van Buren.
©1. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121072;
Ella Irene Ebbert, Newberg, Or.
7123
Hobo-bound; w and melody. © 1 ©«.
Mar. 21, 1936; EH unp. 120789; Mau-
rice Julian Lind, Chicago. 7124
Hochenauer (Das) schiffsgeschrei; v.
Fr. Jos. Aumann, aus Corydon, hrsg.
u.. fiir den praktischen gebrauch
bearb. Hans Joachim Moser, mit gen-
eralbassaussetzung Max Seiffert;
gem. chor, mit violine 1, 2 u. violon.
Partitur. © Sept. 15, 1933; E for.
43413; Henry Litolffs verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 7125
Ho-la-li; German folk song, words tr.
Wm. Hunter, adapted EH. Hendricks,
m arr. Morten J. Luvaas; mixed
voices. © 1c. Mar. 21, 19386; EH unp.
120874; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
7126
Hold fast, little mother, hold fast;
song. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp.
120575; Pauline Story, New York.
7127
Hold me closer sweetheart in a long
night of love; w J. Bullock, melody
PR Otis ae KO lune... Mar 2 L936. Hi
unp. 119520; Jay Bullock and Jack
Potts, Represa, Calif. 7128
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7129
Hold me once again; song. © 1 e«.
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121351; Mil-
dred Candace Mason, New York.
7129
Hold my feet; arr. May Hain; pf.
1 c@ Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 118214;
Henry Caleb Thoner, Rochester,
Minn. 7130
Home; song. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E
unp. 119863; Wm. Willis Billy Harold
Shargel, Chicago. 7131
Home in Louisiana; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121034; Hlenor
Siders, Brooklyn, Ia. 7132)
Home is best; w and m G. G. Dean and
Evelyn Stewart White. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1936; E unp. 120936; Grace Ghent
Dean, Columbus, O. 7133
Home (The) relief blues; song, melody
J.Tim Brymn. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1936;
E sunp. 121004; Clara Jenkins, New
York. 7134
Home sweet home; by Henry B. Bishop,
arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tom-
linson ; Hawaiian guit., note and dia-
gram arrs., in D; with w. © Mar.
27, 1936; E pub. 54819; McKinney’s
pub. co., Peoria, 1. 7135
Honest it’s heaven to me; song, m
Florence Lyons. © 1 ¢ Mar. 21,
1956; H unp. 120750; Lois Sweet,
Chicago. 7136
Honey can’t you see; song, m Webbie
Gillen. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120637; Frank Kammetler, Bethle-
hem, Pa. 7137
Honey I’m not free; w and melody Bob
Geiersbach. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1986; H
unp. 119712; Robertson Otto Geiers-
bach, Oak Park, Il. 7138
Honey, you’re a honey ; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Ted Fiorito; with guit. arr.
© Feb. 28, 1936; E pub. 53751; Mills
music, inc., New York. 7139
Honeymoon lane; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120856;
Mabelle B. Plunk, La Junta, Col.
7140
Honeymoon ship; w G. A. Kelly and
Ned Lawless, m and arr. for ukulele,
ete., Luther A. Clark. © 1 c. Mar.
11, 1986; EH unp. 120097; George Ar-
thur Kelly and Edward Casper Law-
less, Brighton, Mass. 7141
Honeymoon trail; valse song. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120566; Eva-
dell Allen, Milwaukee. 7142
pt, 11M 's,.h york
Honolulu stars and Hawaiian guitars;
w Jack Lawrence, m Terry Shand;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 18,
19386; E pub. 53968; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 7143
Honour, riches, marriage-blessing; w
Shakespeare, m Frederic Herbert
Wood, op. 34, no. 4, tonic sol-fa tr.
H. J. Timothy; unison voices. ©
Feb. 19, 1936; E for. 48469; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 7144
Hooray for our side; w and m Hugene
Stanley and Allan Ingram; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 22, 19386; H for.
43370; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.,
London. 7145
Hope Harbor; song, m Arthur Olsen.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120828;
Osear Herman Griscott, Pittsburgh.
7146
Horned frogs, we are all for you; w
Mrs. Butler Smiser, m Claude Sam-
mis. © Nov. 22, 1928; E pub. 54286;
Texas Christian univ., Fort Worth.
7147
Horse (A) and a herd and a Texas
sky; w and m Verdi McLennan. ©
1c Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120869;
Verdi M. Kindel, Waco, Tex. 7148
Hot honey; w Al Bryan, and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120865;
Morris Perlman, Brooklyn. 7149
Hot music; pf., with w. © 1 «e. Mar.
3, 19386; E unp. 119497; Kenneth
Brobst Rubrecht, Lincoln, Neb. 7150
Hotsy-totsy ; from Publie nuisance no.
1, w and m Vivian Ellis; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 7, 1936; E
for. 48200; Victoria music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 7151
Hotzmach’s jubilation; Yiddish inter-
mezzo, S. Petrof; string quartet with
pf. conductor. pts. © Feb. 25, 19386;
E for. 43404; Adolf Lotter, London.
7152
Hour by hour; w Dick Platt, m Will
Hasbrouck: © 1. Mar. 30, 1986;
E unp. 121395; Clifford Murray
Crane, jr., Rutherford, N. J. 7153
Hour (The) has come to say good-
night; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 1986; E unp. 121881; Ruth Pros-
ser, East Orange, N. J. 7154
House (The) is lonely; pasillo, song,
m Louis Whatts. © 1 ¢@ Mar. 27,
1986; E unp. 121225; Anna Kershaw,
New York. 7155
318
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
House (The) Jack built for Jill; from
Rhythm on the range, w Leo Robin,
m Frederick Hollander. © 1 ¢. Mar.
7, 1936; E unp. 120795; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
7156
How beautiful upon the mountains;
words from the Bible, with melody ;
sop. © 1c Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119433; Preston H. Rouse, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 7157
How ean you care; w and melody Ray
Rapetti © 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E
unp. 120183; Renato Rapetti, New
York. 7158
How does it feel to be good-lookin’ ;
wand melody. ©1e. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119961; Irvin De Lora Zun-
del, Los Angeles. 7159:
How I miss you; w Wm. Harold Mar-
tin, m Florence Worthington. © 1c.
Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 121153; Flor-
ence Ward, Brooklyn. 7160
How long must I wait for you Lily;
w and melody Jack Salustri. ©le.
Feb. 19, 1986; E unp. 119690; Gia-
como Salustri, Roxbury, Mass. 7161
How lovely are Thy dwellings; w from
the Bible, m Samuel Liddle, arr.
Arvid Samuelson. 1. 2 treble voices.-
2. Three female voices. © Mar. 18,
19386; EH pub. 54161, 54162; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 7162, 7163
How was I to know; w and melody
Dick Samuels and Art Samuels. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1986; EH unp. 120150;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. fe
How wouid you like to go collegiate;
w and m J. V. De Cimber and Geo.
Marnitz, arr. Jean Walz; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Dee. 31, 19385; E
pub. 54204; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 7165
Huelyuistas (Las); by Cuco Luevana
and L. Vera. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986;
E unp. 121015; Hdward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 7166
Hula (The) bula sloop; w and melody.
©1c. Mar, 24, 1936; E unp. 120989;
John W. Felton, Chicago. 7167
Hummin’ along; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120567; Percy
McChesney, Sacramento, Calif. 7168
Humoreske ; by Anton Dvorik, op. 101,
no. 7, arr. John Martell; guit., pick
style. © Feb. 14, 1936; Epub.
53700; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 7169
7183
Humoresque; de Francis Poulenc; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 48258; R.
Deiss, Paris. 7170
Humpty dumpty love; song. ©1e«
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120520; Irving
Stone, Chicago, GATE
Humpty Dumpty’s holiday; w Haven
Gillespie, m J. Fred Coots; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Mar. 14, 1986; E
pub. 54246; Chappell & co., inc., New
York, T1772
Hundrede (De) tusinde heender; tekst
Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersen, m
Johan Hye-Knudsen ; pf. © Feb. 24,
19386; EH for. 48486; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 7173
Hungry waters; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 120834; Burke
McGinty, Terrell, Tex. 7174
Hurry, in C; pf. ©1c Mar. 10, 1936;
H unp. 119999; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 7175
Husband and wives; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119737;
Thomas J, Kennedy, New York.
7176
Hy-yodel-ladee-hoo; w and m Ole Liv-
gren; pf. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119654 ; Oliver Livgren, Topeka, Kan.
7177
Hymn to the night; w Henry Wads-
worth Longfellow, m Marianne
Genet; sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. ©
Mar. 4, 1986; E pub. 58858; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 7178
Hymns for creative living ; prepared by
The hymnal committee. © May 25,
1985; A 91597; Judson press, Chi-
cago. 7179
I adore you; song, m W. R. Caldwell
and Don J. Belcher. © 1c. Mar. 5,
1986; E unp. 119697; Wm. R. Cald-
well, Jackson, Mich. 7180
—w Jack Hammer, and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120278;
Alexander M. Steinreich, Newark,
N, J. 7181
I adore you in silence; w Agnes Jar-
dine Shedd; pf. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 119892 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 7182
I ain’t coming back no more; song, arr.
Milan Mahale. © Feb. 8, 1986; HB
pub. 58979; Carl EH. Haden, Kansas
City, Kan: 7183
319
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7184
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
I ain’t giving nothing away; Song, m | I can’t understand; w Hermon Lau-
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c, Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119604;
William Dixon, Germantown, Pa.
7184
I am forgiving you; song. ©1c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120685; Beth Ra-
born, Washington. 7185
I attempt from love’s sickness to fly;
from The Indian queen, w Robert
Howard, m Henry Purcell, arr.
Harold Noble; men’s voices. © Feb.
27, 1936; E for. 48518; Oxford univ.
press, London. 7186
rence Scholz; pf. © 1c Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119893; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 7198
can’t understand why you eéan’t
understand me; w and melody
Ginger Rogers. © 1c Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121316; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 7199
I'd like to tell you; w and melody
Edith Overman. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25,
1936; E unp. 121076; Edith EH. Over-
man, El Cerrito, Calif. 7200
I bless the moon; fox-trot song, melody Ud rather croon a lullaby; waltz song,
Dan Woodward. © 1 ¢ Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119484; Remus Harris,
Atlanta. T187
I bought me a farm; fox-trot song, m | I
Gustave Sax. ©1«. Mar. 20, 1986;
E unp. 120639; Ina Henry, Brooklyn.
7188
I bought myself a saxophone; song. ©
1c. Mar, 26, 1936; E unp. 121184;
William George Butcher, London,
Ont., Canada. 7189)
I can pull a rabbit out of my hat; w
Mack David, m Matt Malneck; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 13, 1986;
E pub. 538969; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 7190)
I can read your heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119665;
La
Blanche Ferris, Inkster, Mich. 7191 | 1
I can tell there’s Irish in you; w and
melody. © 1. Mar. 28, 1936; E
unp. 121303; Martin Ryan Conroy, | I
Hollywood, Calif. 7192
I can’t believe it’s really you; song,
arr. Bernie Clements. © 1 ¢. Mar.
27, 19386; E unp. 121233; Thelma | 7
Jackson Smith, Livingston, Tex.
7193
I can’t believe it’s true; w Geo. Mar-
ion, jr., m Richard A. Whiting; with I
guit. arr. © Mar. 16, 19386; E pub.
54023; Robbins music corp., New
York. 7194
I can’t believe we’re through; w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 12, 1936; EB
unp. 121088; Robert George Carran,
Lakewood, O. 7195
I can’t carry a tune; w and melody.
© 1 e. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120079;
Martin Goodman and Jerome
Schwartz, Brooklyn. 7196 | 7
I can’t dream at all; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119861 ;
Rudolph Springer, Brooklyn. 7197
320
w Benedict Baron. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28,
1936; E unp. 121278; Bernard Mann,
Lynbrook, L. I, N. Y. 7201
didn’t know, you’d leave me; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1986; EB
unp. 120347; Larry Morris Lewis,
New York. 7202
don’t know from nothin’; w William
Kenny and E. Alpha, melody HE.
Alpha and John Salacan. © 1 e.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120885; Emil
Alpha, West New York, N. J. 7203
I don’t like to play like you do; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E
unp. 120625 ; George Washington Mc-
Causlin, Amityville, L. I., N. Y. |
7204
don’t mind; song. © 1 ¢ Mar. 25,
19386; E unp. 121065; Joseph Charles
Blumenstein, Philadelphia. 7205
don’t understand you; song, w Mrs.
Clarence Sartor. © 1c Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121240; J. Chas. Mc
Neil, Los Angeles. 7206
don’t want a millionaire; w and m
Ruth Lee. © 1. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119449; Ruth Lefkowitz, New
York. 7207
don’t want to make history, I just
want to make love; from Palm
Springs, w and m Leo Robin and
Ralph Rainger; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Feb. 24, 1936; HE pub.
54174; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 7208
dream of you; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120564; Hrik
J. Erikson, Selah, Wash. 7209
dreamed of you; waltz song; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 6, 1986; E pub.
53928; A. Roy Pierce, St. Louis.
7210
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
7237
I
Len
feel love coming on; song, melody
Franklin Bentel and J. HE. Polisso.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 121000;
James Eugene Polisso, Rochester,
Pa. 7211
fell a million miles; w Jack Ham-
mer, with melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
19386; HE unp. 119811; Alexander
Steinreich, Newark, N. J. F212
fell in love; song. © 1. Mar. 14,
1986; E unp. 120326; Howard Mar-
vin Klaus, Pittsburgh. (213
found a heaven in two shades of
blue; waltz, w and m J. B. Kossky,
Lillian Yeomans and Clinton Yeo-
mans; pi. © 1¢ Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120480; Joe B. Kossky, Los
Angeles. 7214
found an angel; song, m Lew Leight.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120196;
Maida Gill, St. Joseph, Mo. 7215
found romance at a dance; w and
melody. © 1. Mar. 25, 1936; E
unp. 121052; Jimmie Franklin, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 7216
found romance in Hawaii; w and m
Don George and J. Noble; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 20, 1936; E pub.
54239; Johnny Noble, Honolulu.
(217
found that romance was a game of
chance; w Edw. (Ted) Bentley and
Cecil Ross, melody Edward (Ted)
Bentley and Melvin Alex. Skeans.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp. 120011;
Edward Montfort (Ted) Bentley
and Cecil Jacob Ross, Los Angeles.
7218
found the melody in your eyes; w
and melody Dick Samuels and Art
Samuels, © 1. Feb. 10, 1936; E
unp. 120148; Dick Samuelian and
Ara Samuelian, Fresno, Calif.
7219
gave you nothing for all; w and m
Buddy Stevens. © 1 ¢. Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120755; Clarence
Buddy Stevens, Frostburg, Md.
7220
get so happy, I get so blue; song. ©
1 e@ Mar. 23, 1926; E unp. 120996;
Wilbert Buckner, Chicago. 7221
get so lonesome; song, melody Larry
Grant. © 1. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
121492; Alva Thurman, Havelock,
Ja. 7222
get the jitters when Annabelle tit-
ters; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119869;
Alfred Hugo Neuberger, Los Gatos,
Calif. 7223
I give my heart; selection, Carl Mil-
locker, arr. Theo. Mackeben, arr.
and orch. G. Walter Goehr; pts. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E for. 48205; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 7224
I give you me; song. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119371; Tommie Bea-
trice Armstrong, Jackson, Miss.
7225
I got nothin’ to do but love; w and
m Maceo Pinkard and George A,
Little; with guit. arr. © Feb. 28, -
1936; E pub. 53753 ; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 7226
I guess it was my mistake; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 14, 1986; H
unp. 120300; Frank Joseph Toth,
Perth Amboy, N. J. (ORME
I have a dozen sweethearts; song. ©
Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 54017; Lou D.
Greenlee, Shelby, Mont. 7228
I have a garden; song; high voice. ©
Mar. 15, 1936; E pub. 54233; Grace
Leadenham Austin, New York.
7229
——w Thomas Moore, m Hric H.
Thiman; sop. 1 and 2. © Mar. 18,
19386; E for. 43402; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 7230
I have everything but you; song. ©
1c. Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 121244;
Mary Turner De Garmo, Huntington
Park, Calif. 7231
I hear my lover’s voice; fox-trot song,
m Len Fleming. © 1 ¢ Mar. 5,
1936; E unp. 119711; Helen Villano,
Brooklyn. (232
I hear you calling me; w Harold Har-
ford, m Charles Marshall, arr. Arvid
Samuelson, 1. 2 treble voices.—2. 3
female voices. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E pub. 54163, 54164; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 7238, 7234
I heard a bird at break of day; song,
w Wim. Alexander Percy. © 1 «.
Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 1214938; Percy
Lee Atherton, Washington. (235
I heard a violin playing ; w and m Hor-
tense Hirsch. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1936;
E unp, 119834; Horthensia Hirsch,
West Los Angeles. 7236
I heard the clock strike one; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1956; E
unp. 121205; Michael Rechler, New
York. (PBT 6
321
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7238
I introduced you to the tulips; song.
©1e. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119485 ;
Margaret Farrell Jeantheau, Flush-
Ime TN: Ye (238
I know I do; fox trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1936;
EK unp. 119552; Wm. HE. Bernard,
West Kelso, Wash. 7239
I know you'll love Hawaii; w J. H.
Borthwick, m Silver K. Piliwale. ©
1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 121001;
S[ilver] K, Piliwale and J. H. Borth-
wick, Honolulu. 7240
I left her standing there, with a doo-
dad in her hair; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119714;
Carson Jay Robison, New York.
7241
I like my rhythm hot; w J. D. Crim, m
W. R. Bagley. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
KE ounp. 119775; Wilbur Raymond
Bagley and James D. Crim, Tipton,
Ind, 7242
I like ta sing the opery; w and m
Mike Mikita and Mac Benoit; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 27, 1936; E pub.
54196; Jewel music pub. co., New
York. 7243
I like that face you’re wearing; w and
m John Jacob Loeb; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Feb. 25, 1986; E pub.
53750; Donaldson-Douglas & Gum-
ble, inc, New York. 7244
I like to linger by Niagara; w and
melody Dick Samuels and Art
Samuels. © 1 c. Feb. 10, 1986; H
unp. 120141; Dick Samuelian and
Ara Samuelian, Fresno, Calif. 7245
I like to think, when evening comes ;
w Grant F. Bowen, m Dorothy Wil-
son; solo or 3-pt. song; unacc. ©
1 e. Mar, 23, 1986; EH unp. 120968 ;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley
R. Wilson, West Los Angeles. 7246
Vl always dream of meeting you; song,
w Margaret Harrison. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120725; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 7247
Tll always love you; fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120366;
Francis T. Hanson, Kenmore, N. Y.
7248
Tl) bank my love account with you;
w and m Stanley Cowan and Bobby
Worth; with guit. arr. © Feb. 28,
1936; E pub. 53754; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 7249
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 31
Ill be hanged if they’re gonna hang
me; w and m Charlie McCarthy,
John Redmond and Samy Mysels. ©
Mar. 16, 19836; E pub. 54042; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 7250
I'll be thinking of you; song; pf. treble
ace. © 1. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119606; Delphine Borowiak, Ashton,
Neb. 7251
I'll be your yes man; song. ©1.4
Mar. 9, 1986; EH unp. 120827; Phil
Grogan, Oklahoma City. 7252
I’ll bet you tell that to all the girls;
w Charlie Tobias, m Sam H. Stept;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 12, 1936;
EH pub. 54020; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 7253
Vl break your adorable neck; w and
melody I. Merlin and Arthur Weiner.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120862 :
Irving Merlin, New York. 7254
I’ll dream of you when days have
turned to years; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121071;
John W. Bartels, Los Angeles. 7255
Ill follow my heartstrings; w Aaron
Foster, m Harold Fonville; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 27, 1936; E pub. 54197;
Jewel music pub. co., New York.
7256
I’ll fool him; song. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1986; E unp. 121265; Ruth Sarah
Wagar, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
aoe.
T’ll kiss you yet; w and m Lucile Crist-
Carson; sop. and ten., unace. ©
1 ce. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120081;
Lucile Carson Burke, Oklahoma City.
7258
I’ll never change; song. © 1. Mar.
2, 1986; EH unp. 119373 ; Tommie Bea-
trice Armstrong, Jackson, Miss.
7259
T’ll never forget you; fox-trot, w J.
Dario, melody F. De Persia. ©1e.
Mar. 28, 19386; E unp. 121283; Ferney
De Persia and Joe Dario, Paulsboro,
N.,. Jk 7260
T’ll never let you go; w and melody
Fred Astaire, Dave Dreyer and Jack
Ellis. © 1. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp.
120483; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 7261
I’ll see you in my dreams; w Gus Kahn,
m Isham Jones, modern voice arr.
Hd Smalle; male quartette. © Mar.
18, 1986; E pub. 54186; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 7262
322
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
7290
T’ll stand by; w and m Benny Davis
and J. Fred Coots; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 9, 1936; E pub. 53925 ; Crawford
music corp., New York. 7263
I'll turn out the moon; song. © 1 ¢.
Ofar> 5, 1936-° Hunp: 119727; Jay
Ervin Arman, Toledo. 7264
Ill wait in Paris; song. © 1. Mar.
9363) FE) unp. 121479; “Robert
Ryan Berueffy, Boulder, Col. 7265
I long for you when day is done; w
Wilma M. Baumgratz, and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 121080;
James M: Baumgratz, Philadelphia.
7266
I long for your lips: w and m Gene
Rogers and Mickey Patti. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120951; Gene
J. Rogers, Watervliet, N. Y., and
Dominie Patti, Troy, N. Y. 7267
looked into your eyes; w C. Somers,
mus, ouelass., © 1 ¢. Mar. 21,
1936 ; E unp. 120734; Bruce Douglass
and Clark Somers, New York. 7268
I lost my heart to you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120821;
Irving Morris Schlenoff, Baltimore.
7269
I lost the one girl I loved; song; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 10, 1935; E pub.
54365; Floyd Hugene Golly, Benedict,
al. (270
I love singing in a minor key; w Sam
Segal, melody M. Shaffer. © 1 «
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120571; Max
Shaffer and 8S. J. Segal, Montreal.
(CHG
I love to smile; song, arr. Wm. Gene
Wright. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119454; Lugean Burney, Los Angeles.
7272
I love you; melody. ©1.. Mar. 10,
1986; E unp. 120002; Ed. L. Ed-
wards, Sterling, Col. To
w and m Hal Hiatt. © 1c. Mar.
23, 19386; E unp. 120856; Henry H.
Hiatt, Kansas City, Kan. 7274
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1936; E unp. 120287; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, I11. F275)
I love you dear, I love you so; song. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 27, 19386; E unp. 1212380;
Jfoseph George] Riha, Chicago.
7276
I love you in the morning; song. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121229;
J[oseph George] Riha, Chicago.
(277
Laan
I love you much too much; w Marie
Herman, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
19, 1986; E unp. 120603 ; Ruth Cleary,
Brooklyn. 7278
I love you truly [and] Just a-wearyin’
for you; by Carrie Jacobs-Bond, arr.
Hrik W. G. Leidzon; band pts. ©
Mar. 27, 1986; E pub. 54364; Carrie
Jacobs-Bond & son, Hollywood, Calif.
7279
I loved in vain; w Buddy Seamon, m:
I. Seamon. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E
unp. 121006; Irving Seamon and
Abraham Seamon, Brooklyn. 7280
I’m a beggar; song, m Ethel Ashley.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 19386; E unp. 119506;
Esther Wollison, New Bedford, Mass.
F281
I’m a butterfly; w and melody A. Pot-
vin. © 1c. Mar. 17, 19386; E unp.
120488 ; J. Albert Potvin, Edmonton,
Alta., Canada. (282
I’m a lonesome dreamer ; fox trot song,
melody J. Mincsih and Ben Adelman.
© 1 «. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120531:
Joe Mincsih, Dundalk, Md. 7283,
I’m all tired out doin’ nothin’; song, w
Will Connolly. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119470; Lars Harry Wester,
Winter Park, Fla. 7284
I’m always alone and so lonely; w
Maggie Bell Putney; pf. ©1c. Mar.
9, 1936; E unp. 119894; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7285
I’m an Ethiopian now; song, arr. Ted
Bakotich. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119933 ; Lester S. Holland, San
Pedro, Calif. 7286
I’m as blue as the sea; song. ©1e.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120961; Clyde
William Austin, Clarion, Pa. 728T
I’m ashamed to do it “neath the moon;
w and m Kay Koblensky; EH flat alto
saxophone. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E
unp. 121315; Anthony Kay Koblen-
sky, Tiltonsville, O. 7288
I’m bouncing along like a big rubber
ball; w the Rilea twins from Iowa;
pf. © 1¢ Mar. 23, 1936; E unp.
120771; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. °* 7289:
I’m building castles in the air; waltz
song, melody L. Clawson and Ben
Adelman. © 1. Mar. 10, 1936; E
unp. 120117 ; Lillian Clawson, Freder-
icktown, O. 7290
023
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7291
I'm calling you; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119521; Lucile
Snow Lind, Cornwall - on - Hudson,
IN: Y. 7291
I’m charmed; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120654; Joe
Lindeman, New York. 7292
I’m climbing up the golden stair; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121426; Geo. E. Harris, El
Paso. 7293
I’m coming back to you, my Texas; w
and m_ Bill Cunningham; mixed
voices. © Mar. 5, 1936; E pub.
53840'; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
7294
I’m dancin’ on the rainbow with you;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1936;
E unp. 121228; Henrietta Sophia Lit-
tell, Biloxi, Miss. 7295.
I’m dreaming of an old fashioned gar-
den; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c Mar. 25, 1986;
E unp. 121031; Elizabeth Moyers,
Harrisonburg, Va. 7296
© 1c. Mar. 28,
Axel Johnson,
(297
I’m forever showering roses on you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c Mar. 30, 1936; E
unp. 1213873; Grace EH. Trautman,
Petoskey, Mich. 7298
I’m full of bonus joy; w and melody
Cecile A. Jarems. © 1 ec. Mar. 7,
1986; E unp. 119823; Cecile A. Jar-
zembski, Chicago. 7299
I’m glad that I’m alive; song. © Jan.
15, 1936; E pub. 53885; Alice Wachal,
Lansing, Ia. 7300
I’m goin’ home to glory; song. Rev.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120409;
Pearl Dean Hastings, Bovina, Tex.
7301
I’m going back to find the ukulele lady ;
w June Trevor, m Harold Ramsay ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb.
11, 1936; E for. 48553; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 7302
I’m going to be the best man on my
sweetheart’s wedding day; fox trot,
w H. S. Richardson, and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121213;
Leon E. Tibbetts, Lynn, Mass. 7303
I’m going to Reno; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119822;
Frances Dorothy Forster, Alameda,
Calif. 7304
I’m feeling low; song.
1936; E unp. 121276;
Pasadena.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
I’m gonna meet Miss Prosperity ; song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 e. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 119447; Florence HE.
Murray, Cody, Wy. 7305
I’m grateful to you; w and m Bert
Miller; with guit. arr. Audley Alex-
ander. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub.
54012; Bertram C. Miller, Maywood,
Calif. 7306
I’m hanging out the washing; song, m
Erman Gesnin. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119965; Paul Joseph Gieske,
Chicago. 7307
I’m happy tonight; song, w Larry
Marino. © 1c. Mar. 12, 19386; E
unp. 120217; Thomas Germana, Cor-
ona .cL ER INEENS 7308
I’m having a lovely time; song. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 120851; Tom
Buster Page, Kenton, O. 7309
I’m holding the world in my arms; w
Raymond Sterling and Andrew B.
Sterling, m William lLackenbauer
and Lou Ricca; with ukulele arr.
Feb. 138, 1986; E pub. 54193; Jewel
music pub. co., New York. 7310
Il’m hopefully afraid, I’m falling in
love; song, m Vern Stevens. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 120852: Homer
Varon Knotts, Richland, Tex. 7311
I’m in ecstasy; w and melody. ©1ce.
Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120055; George
L. Williams, Pittsburgh. 7312
I’m in love with you; song, melody EH.
Alpha and John Salacan. © 1 e.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120886; Emil
Alpha, West New York, N. J. 7313
I’m in the dog-house now; fox-trot, w
and melody. ©41e. Mar. 9, 1936; EB
unp. 119941; Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e.
Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson, Los Angeles.
7314
I’m just a lucky Gypsy; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120897 ;
Paul Termine, San Diego, Calif.
(3 15)
I’m just rocking in the cradle of the
moon; w and m John Robert Sasek ;
pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119877; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 7316
I’m lonely, alone, without you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120667 ;
Arthur Thompson, Astoria, N. Y.
7317
I’m looking over the moon; valse song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120357;
Colie Young, Alexandria, Va. 7318
O24
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
I’m looking toward the horizon; song.
© 1c. Mar, 28, 1936; E unp. 121407;
Emil Wohlenhaus, St. James, Minn.
7319
I’m losing you; w S. Levine, melody
M. Alperstein. © 1 ¢. Mar. 18, 1936;
E unp. 120573; Sam Levine and Max
Alperstein, New York. 7320
I’m lost for love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120672; B.
Rudy, Jenkintown, Pa. 7321
I’m missin’ you; w and melody Bennie
Cantor. © 1c. Mar. 19, 19386; E
unp. 120628; Ben Canter, Baltimore.
7322
I’m not stirring my coffee, I’m saving
my spooning for you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar, 16, 1936; E unp. 120839;
Gordon B. Quigley, New Dorp, S. I.,
5 pe 7323
I'm not the guy that I’d like to be:
song, m Cliff Beard. © Mar. 16,
1936; E pub. 54273; Merton English,
Topeka, Kan. 7324
I’m not worth a threepenny bit until
I’ve had my tea; song. © 1c, Mar.
4, 1986; E unp. 119623; T. Nixon
Johnston, Baldwin, N. Y. 7325
I’m one of the little orphans of the
storm; from film Queen of hearts, w
and m Will E. Haines and Jimmy
Harper; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Mar. 9, 1936; E for. 43546; Cameo
music pub. co., London. 7326
I’m painting smiles on gloomy faces;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121089; John Edward Clash,
Iron Mountain, Mich. (327
I’m pattin’ myself on the back; w Ben
Daniels, melody Eliot Daniels. ©
1c. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 121455;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York, 7328
I’m singing my way through life; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 24, 1936;
E unp. 120991; Georgia Ellen Fer-
guson, Chicago. 7329)
I’m so in love with you, my dear;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1936; EH unp. 120952; Fred HE,
Motzer, New York. 7330
I’m so used to disappointment; fox
trot song, melody Sam Adelman. ©
1 ce. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120533;
E. J. Atkinson, Thames, Auckland,
N. Z. 7331
7346
I’m sold on you; w and melody. ©
1c.” Matos; Thao th Unp. tlonias
Bernard Howard McLaughlin, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 7332
I’m still in love with Emiline; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119361; Pete Huber,
Cleveland. 7333.
I’m such a lucky guy; song. © 1c.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119612; Philip
Joseph Lang, Oceanside, L. I., N. Y.
7334
I’m through babying you, baby; w and
melody. ©1e. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119958; Roy Miller Gause, Ambridge,
Pa. 7335
I’m up in the air over you; w and
melody. © 1¢ Mar. 10, 1936: EB
unp. 120041; Al Cook, Detroit. 7336
I’m very tough: w and melody, ©1c.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 119982; Morris
Speizman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 7337
I’m whistling out in the rain; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E
unp. 120327; Fred Tabbot, Staten
Island, N. Y. 7338
I’m your man; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Mar, 5, 1936; E unp. 119719; William
Benson Richter, Philadelphia. 7339
I’m your Romeo; w and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 121069;
Ellen Thomas Wilhite, Salisbury,
Mo. 7340
I mean it dear; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 19386; E unp. 120214;
Joseph Singer, New York. W341
I mean to say I love you; from Give
us this night, w Oscar Hammer-
stein, 2d, m Erich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, © Feb. 27, 1936; E pub. 53742;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 7342
I miss the dear old fashion days; song.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119777;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit,
New York. 7343
I miss you so, dear; w Emma Gaston
Moore; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
EB unp. 121125; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 7344
I miss you sweetheart all the time;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar.
4, 1986; E unp. 120712; Loraine
Adam Staudt, Weissport, Pa. 7345
I must be Cupid’s pet; song. © 1.
Mar. 31, 19386; E unp. 121482; Wil-
liam Harrison Moore, jr., New York.
7346
325
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(347
I must go back; song. © 1c. Mar. 2,
[=I
Lan
1936; E unp. 1193872; Tommie Be-
atrice Armstrong, Jackson, Miss.
(347
mustn’t be late; w and m Mickey
Mack. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp.
121163; Margaret McKay, Richfield,
Id. 7348
never dreamed; song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1936; E unp. 120249; Lorna Ar-
dell Baumgarten, Elroy, Wis. 7349
never had a date before; w and m
Bob Wright and Chet Forrest. ©
1c Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119569;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 7350
never knew; song, melody Leon De
Costa. ©1«¢. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119515; Rena Sargent, Laconia,
N. H. 7351
I never knew that I loved you, until we
j=
parted ; w and m Louis John Kycek ;
pf. © 1c Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119875; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 1352
never knew till I found you; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © Dee. 20,
1935; E pub. 54220; Elman S. Baker,
Arlington, Kan. 73538
never stole anything valuable until
I stole you; w Eddie Muraro, with
melody. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
119833; Walter Tighe and Louis
Muraro, Brooklyn. 7354
only believe in you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119408;
Adrian Blaine Omerod, New York.
7305
only want you, sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 20, 1936; E
unp. 120719; Helen Feldhaus, Cincin-
nati. 7356
picked you out of the air; w Lucile
Coleman, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120247; John Wil-
lis Libby, New York. 7357
play that you’re my melody; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119768; Viola Cupps Pierce, Los An-
geles. 7308
Saw my dream come true; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986;
unp. 120985; Abraham Rogal, Brook-
lyn. 7359
saw the light in your eyes; w T.
Cheramy, m V. Neville; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120080; Verne
Neville and Ted Cheramy, Oakland,
Calif. 7360:
PLT NWS a Vee
I saw you in a crowd; w Owen Crump,
m Owen Crump and Jeanne Dunne;
violin. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121363; Standard radio, inc., Holly-
wood, Calif. 7361
I see a tree; w and m Michael Hodges;
in D. © Feb. 26, 1936; E for. 438500;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 7362
should have known; w G. Otto, m
A. Otto: © 1 co Mar, 21, 1986-5
unp. 120843; Gene Otto and Anne
Otto, New York. 7363
showed good taste; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120500; Alfred
Raymond Lapin, Trenton, N. J. 7364
I sing a love song; w Elroy Hendrick-
ima]
son, m William C. Wiederhold. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E pub. 54057; Hinar
Cordt, Syracuse. 7365
sing of spring; w Sidney Clare, m
Troy Sanders. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986;
EK unp. 120808; Movietone musie
corp., New York. 7366
still believe in love; by Richard A.
Whiting; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. Mar, 13.1986" Ry unp, a evedene
Movietone music corp., New York.
7367
still remember; waltz; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
121042; Paul Lewis Pedrick, East
Orange, N. J. 7368
stumbled over love; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1.
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120037 ; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
7369
thank you; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119705; Frank
Iddo Fitzgerald, Covington, La.
7370
thought I’d die; w and m Bill
Biever; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 1209380; William H. Biever,
Philadelphia. (371
I told you so; waltz song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; BE
unp. 120116; Viola Merrick, Ft.
Wayne. (372
I took a chance with romance; w Elsie
Sanguinet, with melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119865; Hliza-
beth L. Cook, University City, Mo.
7373
I’ve been disappointed in love; song,
326
melody Gene LaSalle. © 1. Mar.
12, 1986; E unp. 120198; Randall V.
Hurley, Minco, Okl. 7374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
I've found love; song, m H. T. Ayres,
arr. J. Rosemarin. © Nov. 27, 1935;
E for. 483389; John N. Van Ness,
Washington. (ote
I’ve got a feeling; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120666;
Frank Orazem, Cleveland. 7376
I’ve got a heart of my own; song, Ed
Lane. © 1c Mar. 10, 1986; E
unp. 120053; Richard Morse East-
man, Chicago. (377
I’ve got bushels of love; song, w Edna
Sampson. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936;
EH eunp. 120814; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 7378
I’ve got my steady back again; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1936; E
unp. 120596; Allan W. S. Macduff,
Brooklyn. 7379
I’ve got no dough; w Harry A. Doner,
with melody. ©1e. Mar. 27, 1936;
EK unp. 121219; George Herbert
Bourne, Los Angeles. 7380
I’ve got the high tax blues; w and
melody. © ° 1 c.-Mar. 21, 1936; E
unp. 120846; Fred Transit, Highland
Park, Mich. (381
I’ve got the right to go wrong; w Ed-
ward Cleland, melody Henry Sil-
vern. ©1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp.
121481; Henry Silverstein, Brook-
lyn. 7382
I’ve got the spring fever; song. © 1
e. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 121466; Sue
Werner, Kay Werner and David
Bauer, New York. 7383
I’ve got the Sunday morning hangover
blues: pf., with w. © lie. Mar: 16,
1936; E unp. 120446; Verne Neville,
Oakland, Calif. 7384
I’ve got those blooey weddin’ no sale
blues; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1986; E..unp. 121304; Martin
Ryan Conroy, Hollywood, Calif.
7385
I’ve got too much of everything else,
and not enough of you; w Martha
Prince, with melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
26, 19386; FE unp. 121196; Martha
Delima Prince, North Adams, Mass.
7386
Ive had my doubts; w Judith Weiss-
ner, with melody. © 1. Feb. 12,
1936; E unp. 119845; Martin Weiss-
ner, Los Angeles. 7387
I’ve just started dreaming; w and
melody. © 1 ¢, Mar. 5, 1936;.E
unp. 120507; Caroline Stahl, Ridge-
wood, Queens, N. Y. 7388
64326—36——4
7401
I’ve made myself over for you; w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and Wal-
ter Jurmann. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986;
E unp. 119565; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 7389
I’ve never seen a creature like you;
song. © 1c. Mar. 2,. 1936; E unp.
119471; Joseph Charles Blumenstein,
Philadelphia. 7390
I’ve parked my heart with you; song,
Ray Matthews. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1936; E unp. 120369; Sara Leader
Hamilton, Long Beach, Calif.
(391
I’ve waited long; from Melody manor,
w Will C. Riggs, m George F.,
Lynch, jr. © Feb. 26, 1986; E pub.
53947; Sigma sigma sigma fratern-
ity, Potsdam, N. Y. (392
I walked right into heaven; melody,
With pi. ice. me) tic. Mar. 20.1030"
EK unp. 120918; Marjorie Hileen
Prievo, Watertown, N. Y. (99
I want a girl that spends all my
money; song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121394; Ellis Z. Nutting,
New York. (394
lee
want a home that nestles; w and
melody La Verne Sharpe. © 1c
Mar. 6, 19386; E unp. 119806; Edna
M. Clancy, Los Angeles. 1395
I want a table by the band; w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 13, 1936; EB
unp. 1202381; Russell Herbert Wilson
and Albert Theodore Carlson, Flint,
- Mich. 7396
I want a western sky; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121224;
Roderick Scholle, New York. 7397
I want every minute with you; fox trot
song.. © 1 ¢ Mar. 4, 1986; FE unp.
120375; Claude C. Fyffe, Louisa, Ky.
7398
I want somebody to love me; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986; EH unp.
119605; George Daven, Brooklyn.
7399
I want someone to kiss me good night;
m Luther A. Clark; pf. treble, with
w. © Dec, 22, 1931; E pub. 53739;
Emily K. Boyd, Bakersfield, Calif.
7400
I want to be loved by you; w Julius
Caeser: pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 120789; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 7401
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7402
I want to be up in the mountains; pf.
treble, with w. © Jan. 14, 1935;
H pub. 538677; Millicent De Haven,
Bakersfield, Calif. 7402
want to croon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119595; Alta
Evans, New Smyrna, Fla. 7403
I want to go out and make whoopee;
w and m Ray Ingleright: pf. ©1e.
Mar. 25, 19386; E unp. 121075; Violet
Joy Marshall, Niles, Mich. 7404
want to live by the side of a road; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp, 121410; Virginia N. Pearson,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 7405:
I want you only; w and m Don Mario;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 16,
19386; E pub. 54210; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 7406
I want you to know I love you; song,
w Mrs. W. R. Dietrich. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1986; E unp. 120308; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 7407
was just dreaming; w Leda A. Tib-
betts, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 18,
1986; E unp. 121104; Leon E. Tib-
betts, Lynn, Mass. 7408
will make you brooches; w R. Louis
Stevenson, m Winifred Bury. ©
Feb. 15, 1986; E for. 48429; Pater-
son’s publications, Itd., London.
7409)
wish I had a little girl like you; w
and m Starr von Fluss. © 1c. Mar.
4, 1936; E unp. 119587; Mrs. William
S. Fluss, Holtville, Calif, 7410
I wish I were a birdie; w Janettia
Hannah Scriven; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar.
23, 1986; E unp. 120770; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. T7411
wish I were a fish; fox-trot, w Henry
Gershwin, m Felix Maly and Hans
Haas. Mar. 11, 19386; E pub.
53931; Foreign and domestic music
corp., New York. 7412
I wish I were a little quintuplet ; song,
arr. Margaret and Fred Moseley. ©
Mar. 27, 1986; E pub. 54317; F. M.
Chacon, Santa Fe, N. M. 7413.
I wish you were mine tonight; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1c.
Mar, 17, 1986; E unp. 120514; Margie
Littlefield, New Orleans. 7414
song. ©1c. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp.
120598; Margie Littlefield, New Or-
leans. 7415
fam
Loa
Lo
Lao
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loa
Db. Mi, mass ve ad
I wonder; foxtrot song. © 1 «¢ Mar.
23, 1986; EH unp. 1209385; Marian Iden
Reid, Keokuk, Ia. 7416
fox-trot, w J. Morris, m C. Brown
and J. Greene. ©1c Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119648; Cleo Brown, Jessie
Morris and Joe Greene, Los Angeles.
7417
I wonder if they miss me way back
home; pf., with w and guit. arr.
© Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 53732; Sam
L. Johnson, Louisville. 7418
I wonder if you're really human; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1986;
HE eunp. 120689; A. Cardella, N. Monty
and C. H. Wagner, Brooklyn, 7419
I wonder if you still care; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 119601; Pius R. Nickolas,
Nemiscam, Alta., Canada. 7420
wonder why; song. © 1c. Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120981; Josephine Fe-
lice Needles, Kew Gardens, N. Y.
7421
waltz, w Melvin Thulen, melody
Fent Anderson. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 138,
1936; E unp. 120320; Carroll F. An-
derson, La Conner, Wash. 7422
I wouldn’t take a million for you;
pf., with w. ©1. Jan. 23, 1986; E
unp. 120155; Polly Ann Thorsen and
Ken Maynard, Bronxville, N. Y.
7423
I wrote a song for you; from Summer
wives, w Dolph Singer, melody Sam
Morrison. © 1 ec. Mar. 25, 1936;
E ounp. 121150; Famous musie corp.,
New York. 7424
Ich sptir’ in mir; langsamer walzer
aus tonfilm Mazurka, w Hans Ra-
meau, m Peter Kreuder, arr. Fritz
Domina; orch. stimmen. © Nov.
1, 1935; E for. 43560; Monopol-lie-
derverlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 7425
If all my tears were raindrops there’d
be a cloudburst in my heart; w and
m Dorothy Deane; pf. © 1c. Mar.
11, 1936; EH unp. 120101; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7426
If ever I’m an aviator; song, arr.
Harle Bracht. ©1ce. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 120845; Joseph Weirich, To-
ledo. 7427
If I could only dream; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp. 120508 ;
Caroline Stahl, Ridgewood, Queens,
N. Y. 7428
328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
If I had a monopoly on you; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 19386; E
unp. 121251; Thomas Wendell De-
Vergnies, Bloomfield, N. J. 7429
If I had only known; w and me'ody
Dick Samuels and Art Samuels. ©
1 ec. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 120144;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 7430
If I had you back in my arms tonight ;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 20,
19386; E unp. 120715; Henry F. Mil-
ler, jr., Wakefield, Mass. 7431
If I had your confidence ; fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120358;
Margaret Johnson, Detroit. 7432
Uf I never had gazed in your eyes; w
Carl Robert Welch, with melody. ©
1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119504;
Harry Audron Paine, Skelly, Calif.
7433
lf I were sure of you; song. ©1e.
Mar. 6, 19386; E unp. 119792; Sibyl
Allen York, Shreveport, La. 7434
If it hadn’t been for Wednesday night ;
song. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119960; Paul Robinson, Los Angeles.
7435
If it makes any difference to you; by
Monty Frame; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 121095;
Elizabeth Frame DeGolier, Cincin-
nati. 7436
If music be the food of love; w Col.
Heveningham, m Henry Purcell, arr.
Albert Howe; ten., in G min. ©
Mar. 6, 1936; E for. 43210; W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd., London. 7437
If only my dream comes true; w and
melody; in D flat. © 1c. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 120484; Michael Joseph
Cielo, Paterson. 7438
If this dream was only true; song. ©
1-e. Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120495;
Bernard Howard Schultheiss, Can-
ton, O. 7439
If this is love; w and melody. ©1c.
Feb. 24, 1986; E unp. 120022; J. T.
H. Mize, Bryan, Tex. 7440
If we only were sweethearts; song.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; EB unp. 119461;
Andrea Rea, Toronto. 7441
If you ask me, I'll take you to Jesus;
song, w Ralph C. Walker. © Mar.
3, 1986; E pub. 54011; Ray H.
Hastings, Los Angeles. 7442
7456
If you could only cook; w O. M. Wat-
son; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1936;
E unp. 120590; Reginald J. Tomp-
kins, Hollywood, Calif. 7443
If youll be my clinging vine, Ill be
your trellis dear; song. ©1c. Mar.
23, 1986; EB. unp..124103; Daisy RR.
Staehle, Cairo, Ill. 7444
If you loved me; song, Ww Barbara Earl.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120317;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 7445
If you only knew; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120691;
Louis H. O. Fischman, Brooklyn.
7446
If you say I cannot have you; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119558; Cather-
ine Schwartz, Fremont, O. T7447
Imagine my surprise; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 c¢.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119570; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
7448
Improvisation; for Seiler 42, Samuel
Kaylin; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25, 1936;
E unp. 121157; Movietone music
corp., New York. 7449
In a Cuban café; song. ©1«¢. Mar. 3,
19386; E unp. 119516; Ila G. Stoflet,
Denver. 7450
In a dream you came; w and melody
H. and Adolph Landoski. © 1 e.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119642; Henry
Landoski, Amterst, Wis. 7451
In a Japanese garden; musical story,
H. M. Higgs, arr. Iuminato Culotta ;
orch. pts. © Mar. 5, 1936; E for.
43452; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 7452
In a little cabin over the hill; w Edna
King, m Gladys Catron. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1986; E unp. 120548; Sally Edna
King, Bellevue, Ky. 7453
In a little cafe on the corner; fox
trot song, melody Sam Adelman. ©
1 ec. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120530;
Bertha R. Fike, San Antonio. 7454
In a little out of way place; w A. Knox,
melody O. L. Briner. © 1 c. Mar.
23, 19386; E unp. 121083; Omar L.
Briner and Avis Knox, Santa Ana,
Calif. 7455
In a little Spanish town, ’twas on a
night like this; w Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, m Mabel Wayne. modern
voice arr. Ed. Smalle; male quar-
tette. © Mar. 18, 1936; E pub. 54187;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 7456
329
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7457
DE TESS Ne
In a little wayside inn; w Al Bryan,
m Geo. W. Meyer; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 54021; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. F457
In a model T Ford with you; song. ©
1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119685;
Vernon De Sylva, Pasadena. 7458
In a rumble seat with you; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121403;
John Jerold De Sanders, Oakland,
Calif. 7459
In a side street café; w Buddy Sea-
mon, m I. Seamon. © 1c. Mar. 24,
1936; E unp. 121007; Irving Seamon
and Abraham Seamon, Brooklyn.
7460
In a two room flat; song. ©1e¢. Mar.
30, 1986; E unp. 121352; Mildred
Candace Mason, New York. 7461
In an old cherry orchard; w Pat Bal-
lard, melody Ruth Murray and Chas.
Henderson. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 10, 1986;
EH eunp. 119984; Francis Drake Bal-
lard, New York. 7462
In an old English garden; w W. C.
Harrington, m Amber Roobenian ;
high or med. voice; in H flat. ©
Mar. 9, 1936; E pub. 54298; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 7463
In an old-world village; 7 easy pieces ;
pf. © Mar. 10, 1986; E for. 48384;
Thomas F. Dunhill, London. 7464
In autumn-time I met my Mary; song,
arr. William Hoyle. © 1c. Mar. 13,
1986; E unp. 120230; Annie Eliza-
beth Hayward, North Chelmsford,
Mass. 7465
In cherry blossom time; w and m Polly
Arnold; pf. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936;
E unp. 120049; Pauline F. Arnold,
New York. 7466
In China; w and m Jack Barker and
Girvan Dundas; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 14, 1986; E for. 43374; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. 7467
In der Macchia; ‘Korsische skizze,
Willy Kaiser-Eric, instr. Carl Zim-
mer; orch. stimmen. © June 1, 1935;
FE for. 48566 ; Richard Birnbach, Ber-
lin. 7468
In dreams; song. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120447; Dorlene Welch, Los
Angeles. 7469
In gardens of Prosperpine; op. 11, nos.
1-6, songs, Ww Kenneth P. Kirkwood.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120547;
Richard G. Abbott, Izmir, Turkey.
7470
In heavenly love abiding; w Anna L.
Waring, m Albert J. Holden. 1. Sop.
and ten.—2. Sop. and alto. © Mar.
7, 1936; E pub. 538891; Wm. A. Pond
& co., Ridgefield Park, N. J. TATL
In his arms; w May Lereau; pf. ©1
e. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119895; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
T472.
In June-time when you are mine; hesi-
tation waltz; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Mar. 25, 19386; E unp. 121077;
Edith Edna Overman, El Cerrito,
Calif. TA73
In love; w M. A. Souza, with melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 120540;
Charles Enos, New Bedford, Mass.
7474
In love with you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121390;
Norma Lorraine Harris, San Fran-
cisco. 7475
In memory of Will Rogers; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 120023;
Velma Barbara Throckmorton, Salt
Lake City. 7476
In my album of memories; song, m
Wally Remick. ©16¢. Mar. 12, 1936;
E unp. 120219; Clifford Hector Fran-
ear, Green Bay, Wis. TAIT
In my garden of roses; song. © 1.
Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119966; Sara
Thompson Bell, Dallas. 7478
In my haven of dreams; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Mar.
38, 1986; E unp. 119559; Arthur HE.
Boroughf, Chicago. 7479
In my heart; slow fox trot song. ©
t.c Mar!) 19) 1936; 5) unpMil20ess:
Theodore Buczkoff, Buffalo. 7480
In my little red canoe; fox trot song.
©:1¢. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120871;
Ruth Griffin, Massena no. 1, N. Y.
7481
In my night dreams of you; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986;
E unp. 119430; Ellis Dickerson, Stan-
aford, W. Va. 7482
In my treasure chest of dreams; song.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121204;
Aileen Hamilton, Shawnee, OKI.
7483
In old Bermuda; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 1198669;
George Kircher, Kawkawlin, Mich.
7484
330
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
In old Tahiti; song, m James L. Brown.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119592;
Charles A. O’Connor, Springfield,
Mass. 7485.
In other words; w Lester Horn, m
Duke Rorabaugh. © 1 ce. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121192; Newton Charles
Rorabaugh, Elkins Park, Pa. 7486
In other words, fall in love; w Dick
Jenkins; pf. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1936;
E unp. 120594; George Schortemeier,
Brooklyn. TAST
In the beautiful garden of love (In
quel bel giardin d’amor) ; tango song.
© 1c. Mar, 4, 1936; E unp. 119609 ;
Michele Bertoia, Hamilton, Ont., Can-
ada. 7488
In the cabin door; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 17, 19386; E unp. 120489;
J. Albert Potvin, Edmonton, Alta.,
Canada. TA89
In the candle’s glow; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121429; Jennie
Colby Scott, Santa Ana, Calif. 7490
In the dark, in a roadster, in the park;
wand melody. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121382; Ruth Prosser, East
Orange, N. J. TA9L
In the evening; song. © 1c. Mar. 11,
1936; E unp. 120095; William Edgar
Bishop, Des Moines. 7492
In the garden; w Myra Robertson, with
melody. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp.
121099; Blanche E. Pitt, San Diego,
Calif. 7493
In the Garden of the Gods Ill wait
for you; waltz song. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1936; E unp. 120899; Leslie J.
Fore, Denver. 7494
In the heart of the valley; w Arthur
Clare, m Hans May; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
43403 ; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 7495
In the hills of Los Gatos; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119870; Alfred Hugo Neuberger,
Los Gatos, Calif. 7496
In the morning early; by Cora W.
Jenkins, lesson analysis John Thomp-
son; pf., 4 hands. © Mar. 2, 1936;
EK pub. 53790; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 7497
In the shadowy dusk of twilight; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 120921; Philip Amos Small,
Baltimore. 7498
7512
In the spirit of prophecy ; w Lord Cyrus
the elect shepherd; pf. © 1 c¢. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119896; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7499
In the spring; song. © 1 ec. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119365; Lewis Henry,
Tampa, Fla. 7500
In the swing; waltz melody. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 5, 19386; EH unp. 119716; Adolph
A. Silberman, Brooklyn. T7501
In the swing,—Gid-dy ap, my pony
[and] At the dance; w and m M. M.
Parker; pf., with instructions. ©
Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 54068; Homer
L. Kitt co., Washington. 7502
In the timberland of old Wyoming;
song, Jack Palmer, Irving Mills and
Manny Kurtz. © Mar. 10, 1936; H
pub. 54357; Milsons music pub. corp.,
New York. 7503
In the valley of the roses ; w Bob Madi-
son; pf. ©l1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp.
120772; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 7504
In the valley of the Temecula; song.
©1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121025;
Michael Angelo Diaz and Stanley
Jay Urbanek, Brawley, Calif. 7505
In the very heart of you; w Louis
Magie; pf. © 1c Mar. 13, 1986;
E unp. 120237; Russell EHrnest
Decker, Girard, Kan. 7506
In Topsy Turvy town; w Charles
Knight, with melody. © 1 c. Feb.
13, 1936; E unp. 119358 ; Joseph Wal-
ter Leopold, Hollywood, Calif. 7507
In vino veritas; text Erich Rudloff, m
Camillo Hildebrand; miu&nnerchor.
Partitur. © Dee. 1, 1985; E for.
43360; J. Rieter-Biedermann, Leip-
zig. 7508
In your dress of navy blue; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119404; Adrian Blaine Omerod, New
York. 7509
Inanda; melody H: C. Thoner, m arr.
May Hain; melody, with pf. ace.
1 e¢ Jan. 15, 1936; E unp. 118213;
Henry Caleb Thoner, Rochester,
Minn. 7510
Incidentally, I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121452;
Emily Labecki, Roxbury, Conn.
7511
Incroyables (Les); marche sur lopér-
ette La fille de Madame Angot, par
Charles Lecocg, arr. Faustin Jean-
jean; orch. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1935;
E for. 43327 ; C. Joubert et cie., rae
dol
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7513
Indian giver; song. © 1c. Mar. 5,
1986; E unp. 119741; Bebe M. Chau-
vet, Oak Park, [1]. 7513
Indian love story; song. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1986; E unp. 121210; Margaret
Emma _ Belyea, Shepard, Alta.,
Canada. 7514
Indian song moon; w and melody... ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120890;
Fern Ida Glasgow, Wooster, O.
T5155
Indian spring song; op. 2; pf. ©l1e.
Feb. 1, 19386; E unp. 120889; R.
Howard Bodwell, Hollywood, Calif.
7516
Indian tom-toms; pf. © 1c. Mar. 27,
19386 1RY unpe 121294) Miltony) E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 7517
Indian twilight; song, w Harold G.
Johnson. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936: E
unp. 121268; Mabel Clair Ground,
New York. 7518
Inno a Benito Mussolini; versi Emidio
Mucci, m Giacinto Sallustio, rid.
Armanno Morlacchi; mand. © Mar.
5, 1986; E for. 48453; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. (519
Inno New York City; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 1209438;
Baldassare Gallo, Brooklyn. 7520
Inspiration; instrumental. © 1 ce.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 120013; Dal-
miro B. Farias, Ocean Park, Calif.
7521
Intermission; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120456; Wil-
liam James Byers, Rochester, N. Y.
7522
Invitation (L’) & Vamour; valse,
paroles Jean de Létraz, m Richard
Heymann. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for.
43250; Royalty, Paris. fale
Invocation; pour nos petits enfants,
paroles Jane Catulle-Mendés, m J.
Catulle-Mendés et Maurice Fouret.
© Dee 20," 1985; “Hh for. 4a.
Heugel, Paris. 7524
Trishman (The) dances; by Henry
Cowell, ed. Lazare Saminsky and
Isadore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 54146; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7525
Is it ’cause I love just you; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119522; Lucile Snow Lind, Corn-
wall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 7526
Dt, TH nse ror
Is it luve; w and melody. ©1«. Mar.
14, 19386; E unp. 1203833; Anne Ver-
steeg McKittrick, Brooklyn. (527
Is it too late te love; song, m O. Thix-
ton and Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. May
15, 1986; EK unp. 124529; Olive Thix-
ton, N. Y. 7528
Is that gratitude; w Marjorie Harper
and Kay Twomey, m Bill Living-
ston; with guit. arr. © Feb. 27,
1936; E pub. 54195; Jewel music
pub. co., New York. 7529
Israel found; sop. and alto,—Chosen
people [and] The throne; mixed
voices. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub.
53875; Maude Jackson, Webster
Groves, Mo. 7530
It couldn’t be love; w Owen Crump,
m Bert Fiske and Owen Crump;
violin, ©1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121358: Standard radio, ine., Holly-
wood, Calif. (dab
It happened in Connecticut; song, w
Jean Runyan Barnes and FE. S.
Shrom. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E
unp. 121177; Ethel Shuler Shrom,
Pittsburgh. 7532
It happened in Holland; operetta, bk.
and lyrics Sarah Grames Clark, m
Arthur A, Penn. Full voe. se. and
libretto. © Mar. 7, 1936; D 39048;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7502*
m, Arthur <A.-Pennoysare:
Stephen Zoltai; orch. pts. © Mar.
7, 1986; E pub. 54098; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7533
the starlight; w
Graham John, m Martin Broones,
reharmonization Carl Deis. © Mar.
2, 1936; E pub. 58868; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 7534
It looks like a wedding; song, from
It happened in
Fifty grand. © ‘Mar. 18, 19386;
E pub. 54256; Graeme Macleod,
Cambridge, Mass. 7535
It may be possible; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 29, 1986; E unp. 126299;
Lucille Gedeon, Aspinwall, Pa.
7536
It must be love; w Amos Jacobs, m
Dick Frost; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120648; Richard
Walker Frost, Detroit. 7537
It must be the Gypsy in me; w Jack
Mooney, m J. Pacheco. © 1c. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 119453; John W.
Mooney and Justin Pacheco, Los
Angeles. 7538
332
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
7565
It must have been your eyes; pf., with
w.' © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; EB unp.
120587; Lawrence Repetti, Balti-
more. 7539
It’s all because of you; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1986;
BE unp. 119466; Edward L. Wolfe,
New York. 7540
It’s all up to you; w J. C. A. Begley,
melody J. Greenwood. © 1 ¢. Mar.
4, 19386; E unp. 119620; James
Charles Alexander Begley and Jack
Greenwood, Toronto. 7541
It’s always springtime; w and melody.
© 1e. Mar. 18, 1985; E unp. 120580;.
Bertha Bratzel. Pelham, N. Y.
7542
It’s fun and stuff; w A. Scheftel, mel-
ody M. Hochman. © 1. Mar. 11,
1936; E unp. 120067; Maurice Hoch-
man and Al Scheftel, Ossining, Ra.
7543
It’s gonna be a bright and sunny day;
w and m Max and Harry Nesbitt and
Harry Saville; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 43338; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
7544
It’s got to be love; from On your toes,
w Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 14,
1936; E pub. 54110; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 7545
It’s in the cards; w S. Mazur, m J.
Young; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1936; E unp. 120325; Sam Mazur
and Jack Young, Brooklyn. 7546
It’s just a rumor in town; w Fred
Norman; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Mar.
26, 1986; E unp. 121165; Donald Wy-
nick, Brooklyn. T547
It’s music to my ears; w and melody
Hal Morris. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1836;
EH unp. 120274; A. Bruce Curry, Los
Angeles. 7548
It’s no fun; w and m Charles New-
man, Murray Mencher and Milton
Ager; with arr. for guit., etc, and
pf. accordion. © Mar. 5, 1986; E
pub. 53821; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 7549:
It’s no fun dancin’ if the band don’t
swing; song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121356; Arthur Gow, Denver.
7550
It’s not in the cards; song from I won’t
dance, w Dorothy Fields. © 1 «
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120510; Je-
rome Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif.
7551
It’s only a blue for-get-me-not; song.
©1c. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 120736;
Alma Gustava Abramson, St. Paul.
7552
It’s only a chance; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © 16.
Mar. 138, 1986; E unp. 120819'; Cor-
bett Hylton, Wharton, W. Va. 7553
It’s spring; w Sverre Hlsmo, m S.
Elsmo and Hrle Miller; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub. 54005;
Crown publications, Racine, Wis.
7554
It’s the girl and not the place; w John
Wilson Edwards; pf. © 1 ec. Mar.
26, 1986; E unp. 121126; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. (595
It’s the girl you love; w and m Albert
James Harbridge; pf. © 1c. Mar.
238, 1936; E unp. 120759; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7556
It’s the last time; song. © 1 ¢ Mar.
31, 1986; E unp. 121470; Roy Fred
Stolle, Oak Park, Ill. (O57
It’s the cld fashioned mother; song.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120431;
Hathyl R. Fisher, Dallas. 7558
It’s the opinion we are in love; w
Viola Bell Young, with melody. ©
1c Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 121320;
Corinne Jane Beal, Broken Bow,
Neb. 7559)
It’s you—only you my dear; waltz, w
Ben Adelman, with melody. © 1 ..
Mar. 17, 1986; H unp. 120493; Isidro
Morales Figueroa, Houston. 7560:
It was a beautiful occasion; arr.
Michael D’Ambra; pf., with w. ©
1c Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121264;
Hylda N. M. Cornell, Providence.
F561
It was untrue; w and m Bert Conham.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120623 ;
Cleon E. Hammond, Brooklyn. 7562
J’aime la mer comme une femme;
slow-fox, de Un de la Canebiére,
paroles René Sarvil, m Vincent
Scotto. © Dee. 31, 1985; E for.
43293; Editions Salabert, Paris.
7563
J’suis Varpéte; chanson. © Jan. 1,
1986; E for. 48255; Jean Cartesixte,
Paris. 7564
Je n’ai qu’un amour; tango, de Juan-
ita, paroles René Pujol, m Alfred
Rode. © Dec. 20, 1935; EH for.
43312; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
7565
333
CATALOG OF
7566
Je yvoudrais vous faire un aveu; fox-
trot, paroles Namur et Denys, m HE.
Duleu et A. T. Cekow; orch. ptes.
© Dee. 31, 1935; E for. 48239; Henry
Lemoine & GCie., Paris. 7566
Jeannette waltz; pf. ©1e¢ Mar. 16,
1986; E unp. 120379; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Les Angeles. (O67
Jesu, son of Mary; hymn, w anon. ©
1 ec Feb. 6, 1986; E unp. 119673;
Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul. 7568
Jesus and the children; hymn, m H.
Renner. © Oct. 1, 1935; E pub.
53780; Jennie Lou’ Milton, Nash-
ville. 7569)
Jesus cares for me; voc. duet. © Mar.
1, 1936; E pub. 53873; Edward
Kratzer, Berne, Ind. T5710
Jesus is calling, oh, sinner come; voc.
duet. © Mar. 1, 1936; E pub. 53874;
Edward Kratzer, Berne, Ind. ‘7571
Jeune homme, dis-nous pourquoi;
poésie Rabindranath Tagore, tr. fran-
caise Henriette Mirabaud Thorens,
m Max d’Ollone. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 43279; Heugel, Paris. (BYP
Jewel of my heart; w Bernard O.
Kleve; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 26, 1936;
FE unp. 121127; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 7573
Jo-Ann; song, w John Caracci. ©1@.
Mar. 16, 19836; E unp. 120416; An-
thony John Caracci, Kansas City,
Mo. 7574
Joe Louis swing; song, melody Do-
lande Maddox. © 1 ec Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120647; Tressie Gres-
ham, Detroit. 7575
Joe Palooka; w and m Fletcher Got-
ter. © 1 ¢, Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120688; F. P. Gotter and Gladys
Fulbright, St. Louis. 7576
Jolly (The) accordionist ; march, Steve
Patti; accordion. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E pub. 54280; John Krachtus, Chi-
cago. T5717
Jolly elves and gnomes; w Ethel Tingle
and M. M. Parker, m M, M. Par-
ker,—What does little birdie say;
w Tennyson, m EK. Tingle [and] The
rippling stream; by M. M. Parker:
pf., with instructions, E. Tingle and
M. M. Parker. © Feb. 15, 1936; E
pub, 54072; Homer L. Kitt co., Wash-
ington. 7578
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. HI, n. s., v. 31
Joyeux camping; fox-trot, paroles Léo
Laurent; orch. ptes. © Dec. 31,
1935; E for. 482385; Georget Métayer,
Paris 7579
Joys of Junetime; Children’s day serv-
ice, w Hdith Sanford Tillotson, m
John J. Thomas and others, com-
piled Ira B. Wilson. © Mar. 18,
1986; E pub. 54249; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 7580!
Juanita; rumba gitane, du film, paroles
René Pujol, m Alfred Rode. © Dee.
20, 19385; E for. 43313; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 7581
rumba, René Mercier, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes., avec paroles.
© Dec, 31, 1935; E for. 43289; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 7582
Spanish melody [and] Old Mac-
Donald; instructions and m arr,
Ethel Tingle; pf., with w. © Feb.
15, 1986; E pub. 54080; Homer L.
Kitt co., Washington. 7583
Juba (The); song, Leon Rene, Otis
Rene and Ben Ellison. © Mar. 10,
1936; E pub. 53940; Exclusive publi-
eations, inc., New York, 7584
Jubilee in the sky; w Louis J. Bennett,
m Charles L. Johnson; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 29, 1936; E pub. 53730;
Johnson-Bennett ¢co., Kansas City,
Mo. . 7585
Julie Ann; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
10, 1936; E unp. 120044; V. Elaine
Lewis, Salem, Mich, 7586
Jungle jitters; by Larry Clinton; pf.
treble. © 1. Mar. 12, 19386; HE unp.
120179; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
7587
Juon (Paul) Suite; in 5 sadtzen, op.
93; grosses orch. Partitur. © Oct.
18, 1935; E for. 48575; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. 7588
Just a beautiful thought; w D. P.
Jackson, m M. S. Rozycki. ©l1e
Mar. 18, 19386; Ei unp. 120578; Dennis
P. Jackson and Maryan S. Rozycki,
Chicago. - 7589
Just a drop of rain; w M. W. Dignan,
mG. G. Dean, ©1c. Mar. 31, 1936;
E unp. 121490; Grace Ghent Dean,
and Marian Weaver Dignan, Colum-
pus, O. 7590
Just a flame; w Jenny Lind; pf.
1. ec. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121128;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
7591
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Just a kiss from you dear; waltz song.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120267;
Edwin C, Clothier, Nanticoke, Pa.
7592
Just a little kiss to-night; song, arr.
Don Travaline. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119442; Anthony Di Marco,
Camden, N. J. 7593
Just a love affair; song, m Robert Mac-
Tallen. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119762; Francois de Vaux Fredericks,
Palisade, N. J. 7594
Just a messenger of God’s;: w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119626; George Grant McCullough,
Hewitt, N. J. 7595:
Just a sweet melody; song, melody
Ruth Jentsch Morgan. © 1 ¢. Mar.
4, 1986; E unp. 119624; Leonard
Ross Morgan, Madison, Il. 7596
Just a swing tune; pf. treble. with
words. ©1c. Mar. 13, 1986: E unp.
120259; Annie Sallie Potter, Chicago.
7597
Just a waste of tears; w Frank Capano
and Clarke Van Ness, m Lou Hers-
cher; with ukulele arr. Lulu Quinn
Weyant. © Sept. 10, 1935; E pub.
53999; Rialto music pub. co., New
York. 7598
Just an attitude; w Amey Purcell Gar-
ton; pf. © 1c¢ Mar. 23, 1986; E
unp. 120773; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. T3999
Just an idea I had; song. ©1c. Mar.
10, 1986; E unp. 120999 ; M. Lee Gar-
land, Brooklyn. 7600)
Just an old fashioned clock; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1936;
E unp. 119855; Edith Andrew
Burchell, Oregon, I11. 7601
Just an old fashioned maiden; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120110; Maria
Vey, Brooklyn. 7602)
Just an old fashioned school house in
old Tennessee; w and m Joe Hortiz.
© Mar. 27, 1936; E pub. 54310;
Joseph F. Hortiz, Philadelphia. 7603
Just an old violin; w and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119888:
Ralph E. Love, Roscoe, Ill. 7604
Just another dance; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 19386; E unp. 119753;
Charles Simonini, San Francisco.
7605:
7619
Just another day; w Warren HE.
Mooney; pf. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1986;
EK unp. 118824; Frederick L. Denni-
son, East Orange, N. J. 7606
Just another dream gone wrong; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1986: EB
unp. 120019; Marjorie Hileen Prievo,
Watertown, N. Y. 7607
Just as luck would have it; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; B
unp. 120072; S. Alfred Masselle, New-
burgh, N. Y. 7608
Just be glad; song, w James Whitcomb
Riley. © Mar. 7, 1936; E pub. 53904;
Frank J. Preston, Burlington, Vt.
7609
Just because; w Bob and Joe Attlesey,
m Leon Chappalear ; pf. treble. ©1e.
Mar. 19, 1986; E unp. 121332; State
street music pub. co., Chicago. 7610
Just because I looked at you; w Tommy
Smith, melody Clay Boland. ©1e.
Mar. 17, 1836; E unp. 120480; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. (ot
Just because of you; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119428; Hsther Fischer Updegraff,
Castalia, Ia. 7612
Just driftwood to-day; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119882;
EHdna Kathrin Swasey, Chicago.
Just for to-night; w and m W. R. Wil-
liams and George L. Cobb; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Mar. 23, 19386; E
pub. 54218; Will Rossiter, Chicago. i
761
Just four little letters sweetheart; fox-
trot, w and melody Billy Mayhew.
©1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120494 ;
William P. Mayhew, Baltimore. 7615
Just imagine; slow fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp. 118819;
Philip Sudano, New York. 7616
—song. © 1 «¢ Mar. 16, 1936; H
unp. 120424; Burton Hebe, Bristol,
Conn. 7617
Just look at that moon; w and melody
Pearl Brock and A. M. Brock. ©
1 ec. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119668;
Minnie Pearl Brock and Allie Mae
Brock, Chattanooga. 7618
Just once; pf., with w. ©1«¢ Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120979; Ethel Flor-
ence Johnson Wolfe, Memphis, Tenn.
7619
330
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7620
pt. WI, n.s., v. 31
Just one hour alone with Jesus; w | Kaffeeklatsch; foxtrot intermezzo, text
and m Ann Rice. © 1 ce. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120005; Annabelle Rice,
Galveston, Tex. 7620
Just one kiss; fox-trot, w J. McDonald,
melody P. Purcell. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2,
1986; E unp. 1195038; Joseph Mc-
Donald and Patrick Purcell, Langley
Field, Va. 7621
Just thoughts; w Wilma M. Baum-
gratz, with melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3,
1986; E unp. 121081; James M.
Baumegratz, Philadelphia. 7622
Just to hear you say I love you so;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120526;
Frances Bruce, Winston-Salem, N. C.
7623
Just to live a while and dream; w and
m Fletcher Gotter. © 1c. Mar. 21,
1936; E unp. 120844; F: P. Gotter
and Gladys Fulbright, St. Louis.
7624
Just trailing away; w and melody. ©
1 c Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120983;
Katie M. Rice, Fresno, Calif. 7625
Just turn me loose at the ball game;
w and melody. ©1ce. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 120892; Charles Weir, De-
troit. 7626
Just we two; song. © 1 e. Mar. 13,
1936; E unp. 120285; Blizabeth
Rumple, Dallas. 7627
Just when I need you most; w K. C.
Bishop, melody R. E. Love. ©1«.
Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120233; Kath-
rine Cole Bishop and Ralph EH. Love,
Roscoe, I]. 7628
Just wondering; w Dora Frances Cox;
pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119897; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 7629)
Just you; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
14, 1986; E unp. 120288; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, IIl. 7630
Just you and I; w and m Valentine
Dalei; pf. © 1 ec. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121139; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 7631
Just you and love and me; w and m
Russell Duke; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 5, 1986; E pub. 54101; Indiana
song bureau, ine., Salem, Ind. 7632
Just you only you; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp.
120740; Herbert Laiche, Paulina, La.
7633
Bruno Elsner, m Gerhard Winkler.
@: dan. 13, 1936: BE) for. 43hoie
Wiener bohéme-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 7634
Karjalainen rapsodia ; siveltajii: Uuno
Klami, op. 15; orch. Se. © Jan. 1,
1986; FE for. 48538; Suomen savel-
taiteilijain liitto, Helsingfors, Fin-
land. 7635
Karroo; w and m Diggenhof and Ma-
rais; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Mar. 12, 19386; E for. 438364; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 7636
Keep on your own side ’ the road; w
and melody. © 1. Mar. 12, 1936;
E unp. 120209; Walter T. Matson,
Kansas City, Kan. 7637
Keep shining, wonderful moon; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 © Mar. 25, 1936; EH unp.
121030; Mary HE. Pullen, Columbia,
Til. 7638
Keep the old folks well and happy;
song. © Mar. 5, 1936; E pub. 54209;
Cleo B. Nye, Lutz, Fla. 7639
Keep your hands on the dollars; song.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121290;
Verne Neville, Oakland, Calif. 7640
Kelsey (Walter) Six fiddle talks; vio-
lin and pf. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub.
543823: Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 7641
Key (The) to my heart; song. ©1c.
Mar. 3, 19386; E unp. 120132; Cora
Maria Loomis, Los Angeles. 7642
Key (A) to the exercises in modern
harmony in its theory and practice;
by Arthur Foote and Walter R.
Spalding, augmented ed., with addi-
tional exercises, A. Foote; pf.
Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54198; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 7643
Ki-Ki-Bu; canzone one-step, versi e m
Alberto Lao-Schor e Mario Mariotti;
pf; ©. Jan... 4. 1936; for, 438505
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 7644
King of swing; w and melody Al
Silverman. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E
unp. 120024; Chappell & co., ine.,
New York. 7645
King Ramesis; w and melody Jackson
Ferren. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119942; Jack B. Ferren, Collings-
wood, N. J. 7646
King’s trumpeters; choruses and testi-
monies; pf. © June 20, 1935; E pub.
53579; Paul R. Cowles, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 7647
336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Kiss and part; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120606 ; Manny
Rothman, New York. 7648
Kiss (A) from you; w and melody
Ruth Shale and V. Monner. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121279; Victor
Monner, New York. 7649
Kleine kammermusik; thema mit vari-
ationen, Walter Jentsch, op. 5; fldte,
oboe, klarinette, horn, fagott u.
klavier. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Noy. 29, 1935; E for. 48576; Ries &
Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 7650
Kleine vertriumte Madonna; tango,
text u. m Bert Reisfeld u. Rolf Mar-
bot. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 48249;
Editions Méridian, Paris. 7651
Knick knacks on the mantel; w Ray-
mond B. Egan, m Ted Fiorito; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 12, 1936; E puh.
54013; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 7652
— melody Ted Fiorito. ©1e.
Hep. sco, 1986;., BH. unp.. 119271;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 7653
Knock wood; w Sammy Cahn, melody
Saul Chaplin. ©-1 cc. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 119784; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 7654
Knowing Jesus; hymn, w and melody
P. Davis, harmonized Raymond M.
Beecroft. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub.
53/81; Paul Davis, Philadelphia.
7655
Konig Laurin; andante sinfonico, Fr.
W. Rust; orch. stimmen. © July 12,
1985; E for. 43567; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. 7656
Koift kichelach (Buy cookies); song.
© Dee. 6, 1935; E pub. 54088; Anna
Lelgant, Brooklyn. 7657
Konzert as-dur; v. Eduard Kiinneke,
op. 36. Klavier-auszug, mit 2. kla-
vierpartiturmidssig. © Nov. 30, 1935;
E for. 48572; Richard Birnbach, Ber-
lin. 7658:
Korn off the kob ; by Gene Rose; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120814;
Movietone music corp., New York.
7659
Kosakenbraut (Die); operette, Kurt
Reich u. Eduard Rogati, gesangstexte
Hanns Dekner, m Eduard Czajanek.
Klavierauszug mit text. © Jan. 2,
1936; E for. 43580; Allegro theater-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 7660
7673
Kujawiak; no. 2 mazurka, Henri
Wieniawski, arr. John Martell; guit.
© Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 538694;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 7661
Kurze pastoral-messe; v. W. E. Horak,
neu bearb. A. Kranz; gem. chor u.
orgel. © Nov. 25, 1935; E for. 43138;
F. EK. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 7662
Kuu ipo; w and m Andy Iona Long and
J. Noble; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
20, 1936; E pub. 54237; Johnny
Noble, Honolulu. 7663
Kuu ipo leo nahenahe; arr. Ida D.
Becker and C. K. Malani; pf., with
Weel ©. ia. 30, 1936". By yumi
121388; Claude K. Malani, Honolulu.
7664
Kuu lei mokihana; w and m Kalani
Peters. arr pi. © lc. Mar.’ 16:
1936; E unp. 120418; Claude K.
Malani, Honolulu. 7665
Lady (The) said yes; song: with
©: Mar. 25, 1936:
William Goodrich
and Sheldon Vinsonhaler, Little
Rock, Ark. 7666
Lady Twinklepuss is out m’lord; w
Lew Klein and Manny Kuriz, and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1936; E unp.
120099; Fred Fisher, New York.
7667
Lady you're so sweet; w William Col-
ligan, m Leonhard K. Marker and
Wolfgang Ronegg, arr. Monroe Selig;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 11, 1936; FE
pub. 53930; Foreign & domestic
music corp., New York. 7668
Lajtha (Laszi6) Cinq études; op. 20;
quatuor 4 cordes. Partition. © Jan.
2, 19386; E for. 43261; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 7669
Lamb (The) ; op. 88, no. 1, w William
Blake; med. voice. © Dec. 26, 1935;
EK. pub. 53883; Arthur Farwell, Hast
Lansing, Mich. 7670
Lament in black; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120301;
Frank Joseph Toth, Perth Amboy,
Nea. (671
Lamentatin’ Lou; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121446;
A. Cardella, N. Monty and C. H.
Wagener, Brooklyn. 7672
Langenus (Gustave) Scherzo; op. 7;
flute and B flat clarinet; pf. acc.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54121; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.
ukulele arr.
E unp. 121188;
7673
337
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7674
Largo; from New World symphony,
Anton Dvorak, arr. John Martell;
guit., pick style. © Feb. 14, 1936;
E pub. 538709; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 7674
Last (The) of the rumbas; w D’ Armo,
melody Sergio De Karlo. [Spanish
text only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E
unp. 119441; Frank Gill, New York.
7675
Late leaves; w Walter Savage Landor,
m Robin Milford, op. 40, no. 3. ©
Jan. 22, 1936; E for. 48477; Augener,
Itd., London. 7676
Lau lehua o panaewa; w and m Abe
Opunui, arr. C. K. Malani and Ida
Desha Becker; pf. © 1 «¢ Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121889; Claude K.
Malani, Honolulu. 7677
Laugh it out; song. © 1 «¢. Mar. 3,
1986; E unp. 119535; Gertrude
Conte, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
7678
Laughin’ in the mornin’; song. © 1
e. Mar. 7%, 19386; E ump. 119826;
Moulton Green, Kansas City, Mo.
7679
Laughing Irish eyes; from the picture,
w Sidney Mitchell, m Sam H. Stept;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 18,
1936; E pub. 538983; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 7680
Laughter is real; song. © 1. Mar.
7, 1986; E unp. 119821; Irene V.
Maliverney, Olathe, Kan. 7681
Lawd it’s grand; w and melody. ©
te, Feb:, 11, 1936: aps, 120007 ;
Bertha Horowitz, New York. 7682
Lazy Joe; w Alfred H. Webb, melody
A. Ward and Forrest Howsly. © 1
ce. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119919; Avard
Ward, jr., Los Angeles. 7683
Lazy moon; waltz song. © 1 c¢. Mar.
19, 19386; E unp. 120633; Margaret
West Mills, Shreveport, La.
7684
Lazy rhythm; by Victor Briedis; pf.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54039; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 7685
song. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119653; Allen Horton Martindale,
Golden, Col. 7686
Lazy southern moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121305;
Martin Ryan Conroy, Hollywood,
Calif. 7687
pt. I, n.s., v. 31
Lazy summer days; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.e.
Mar. 25, 1936: E unp. 121032; Grady
I. Walker, Houston. (688.
Leap Year gleam; song, melody Gene
Ia Salie. © 1 c. Mar. 5, 19363 E
unp. 119732; William Hintz, Bremer-
ton, Wash. (689
Leap Year mamas after papas; w Jack
Mooney, with melody. © 1 ¢ Mar.
25, 19386; E ‘unp. 121041; John Ww.
Mocney and Justin Pacheco, Los
Angeles. 7690
Leaping leap-year; song; organ acc.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1936; E unp. 119359;
Claude L. Richael, Grove City, Pa.
7691
Leave it with Him; poem E. B. Miner,
m and additions to poem James G.
Ellis, m arr. Chester Wallis; men’s
cho. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 53956;
Boston music co., Boston. 7692
Leave me my dreams; w William Col-
ligan, m C. A. Bixio; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 11, 1936; E pub. 539382 ;
Foreign and domestic music corp.,
New York. 7698
Leb un hof: w Samuel Lazarovsky, m
Sholom Secunda. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E pub. 54223; Samuel Secunda and
Samuel Lazarovsky, New York.
7694
Lecuona (Ernesto) Siete composi-
ciones; con versos Jose Marti. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; HE for. 43548; Hrnesto
Lecuona, Havana. 7695
Left you all alone; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
119746; Florindo Tocci, Leominster,
Mass. 7696
Legend of love; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 19386; E unp. 120346; Arthur
Jay, Chicago. 7697
Légende de la galette des rois; mélo-
die, paroles Lucien Dommel et Pierre
Alberty, m Ernest Weiller. © Dee.
20, 1935; E for. 48247; Henry Le-
moine & cie., Paris. 7698
Legionnaires on parade; march, Jos.
Olivadoti; full band pts. © Dee.
15, 1985; E pub. 53843; Music prod-
ucts corp., Chicago. 7699
Lending my heart to you; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121272; Ben Verrico, Brooklyn. 5
17
398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Leone; song, m P. Hans Flath.
Mar. 27, 1936; E pub. 54318; Vir-
ginia Hale Kinyon, Kansas City, Mo.
T7OL
Let all mortal flesh keep silence;
hymn, w anon. © 1c. Feb. 6, 19386;
E unp. 119675; Grace L. Bremer, St.
Paul. 7702
Let me be the one in your heart; w
Harold Lawrence, m Isham Jones;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 1, 1986; H
pub. 54372; Isham Jones music corp.,
New York. 7708
melody Isham Jones. ©1c.
Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120589; Isham
Jones music corp., New York. 7704
Let me dance this last dance with you
dear; song, w B. C. Christensen.
© 1e. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120932;
Bertha Caton Christensen and Flora
Belle Muratta, Topeka, Kan. 7705
Let me dream on forever; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E
unp. 121431; Nellie Y. Albright,
Smith, Nev. 7706
Let’s be friends; song. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1986; E unp. 120987; August
Korban, Washington. T7107
Let’s build a home in the stars; w
and melody Gene Sickel. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 121456; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 7708
Let’s dance; song. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1986;
EK unp. 119415; Lewis Henry Bunch,
Tampa, Fla. 7709
Let’s dine alone tonight; song. ©
Mar. 7, 19386; E pub. 53852; Ruth
Sylvia Keil, Hollywood, Calif. 7710
Let’s drink a toast to love; song, mel-
ody R. Moss. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
H unp. 120640; Rida Moss and Au-
brey Moss, New York. (711
Let’s get drunk and be somebody ; song,
w Herman Gibson. © 1c. Mar. 17,
19386; E unp. 120496; Percy Henry
Post, jr., Elizabeth, N. J. T7112
Let’s get goin’ baby; w and melody
Sidney Clare; in EB flat ©le
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121344; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 7713
Let’s go dancing; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 10, 1936;'E unp. 120045;
Vera Miller, Detroit. 7714
Let’s kiss in the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 18, 19386; E
unp. 120585; Helen Gloria Albert,
Hollywood, Calif. 7715
7729
© | Let’s laugh; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 27, 1986; BE unp. 121261;
Charles Printis Gray, El Paso. 7716
Let’s let love alone; song. © 1.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121313; Vic-
tor Hermann Wagner, U. S. M. A.,,
West Point, N. Y. 7717
Let’s play smoogie poogie; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E ump.
121296; Louis R[ichard] Otto, jr.,
New Orleans. 7718
Let’s pretend; w and melody Vinny
Vernon. © 1. Mar. 31, 1936; H
unp. 121478; Vincent T. Genovese,
Danbury, Conn. 7719
w J. Baldassarre, melody D. Rom-
ani. © 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1936; BE unp.
120342; Dino Romani and Jino Bald-
assarre, Philadelphia. 7720
Let’s take a chance-on-love; song, pf.
se. Carl Sands. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1936;
EK unp. 119731; June Dorothy Nel-
son, Chicago. T7221
Let’s take a walk in the rain; song,
melody Hugh Jackson. © 1 ¢c. Mar.
31, 1986; E unp. 121471; Eugene
Bullet Cheatham, Chicago. repay
Lets trade hearts dear; w G. Thibault,
m John Stephen De Voe; accordion.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120077;
John S. De Voe and George HE.
Thibault, Chicago. 7723
Let’s waltz around in Dixie; w and
melody. © ic. Mar. 2, 1936; E
unp. 119389; Ralph E. Love, Roscoe,
Til. 7724
Let’s write a song; w and m Cee
Smith; pf. © 1c Mar. 9, 1936;
E eunp. 120841; Cecil Smith, Seattle.
(725
w Irene Brollier, melody Gabe
Brollier. © 1. Mar. 17, 19386; E
unp. 120499; R. A. Brollier, Wichita
Falls, Tex. 7726
Let you and I stroll along together;
melody. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E
unp. 120663; Emanuel Mendelsohn,
Brooklyn. T7127
Let your heart be a garden of love;
song, m F. Pierce Drohan. © 1 «.
Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119799; May
Mavity, Jacksonville, Fla. 7728
Leuchtende farben; konzertwalzer, FY.
W. Rust, arr. Hartwig von Platen;
orch. stimmen. © June 18, 1935;
EK for. 438568; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 7729
339
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7730
Lewis (Leo Rich) Two giee club ver-
sions of Dear alma mater; w David
Lee Maulsby. 1. In E flat, with
melody in 1st ten.—2. In C, with
melody in 1st bass. © Mar. 2, 19386;
E pub. 54878; Leo Rich Lewis, Tufts
College, Mass. 7730
Lid’s (The) off; w and m Brent Man-
ley. and Hal Hubbard; pf. ©l1.e.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121257; F. C.
Brent Manley, Los Angeles, and Hal
E. Hubbard, Houston. (731
Lieder, die uns der zigeuner spielt ...;
tango [and] Ich hab dich so gern;
foxtrot: aus dem film Heisses blut,
text Charlie Amberg, m Franz
Doelle, klavier arr. Walter Borchert.
© Jan. 21, 1936; E for. 43164;
Ufaton-verlags g. m. b. h., Berlin.
(132
Life (The) and death of John Dil-
linger; song, Wilf Carter; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 7, 1936; E for. 48183;
Gordon V. Thompson, 1td., Toronto.
7733
Life begins at springtime; w and m
Sue Marie Martine. © 1c. Mar. 5,
19386; EK unp. 119739; Mrs. Frank A.
Ehrig, Billings, Mont. T7134
Life is funny that way; song. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 19386; E unp. 121245; Mary
Turner De Garmo, Huntington Park,
Calif. F735
Life (The) of a soldier; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119390;
William Arthur Robinson, Ettricks,
Va. 7736
Life out of death; hymn, w and m
Alice M. Pullen. © Feb. 2, 1936;
E pub. 53971; Sidney Adams Wes-
ton, Boston. TGs
Lifted (The) burden; song, w Ger-
trude R. Dugan. © 1 ¢ Mar. 17,
1986; E unp. 120476; Fred Kimball
Conant, Flushing, N. Y. (738
Light; poem Robert Hillyer, m Stuart
B. Hoppin; mixed voices, with op-
tional trumpet. © Mar. 23, 1936;
HE) pub. 54822; C. C. Birchard & €o.,
Boston. (9
Lightly row; instructions and m arr.
Ethel Tingle; pf. duet. © Feb. 15,
1986; EH pub. 54085; Homer L. Kitt
eco., Washington. 7749
Lightning ball; song, m Lucile Juanita
Moody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E
unp. 120229; Melvin Morris, Savan-
nah, Ga. T7T4L
pt. Ilr, n. s., v.31
Lightning struck my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 19386; E unp.
119586; David Starr, New York.
(742
Like a falling star; w Victor Calhoun,
with melody. © 1. Feb. 27, 1936;
E unp. 120616; Johnny Lou Freda,
Philadelphia. 7748
Like a phantom in the night; song, w
Barick Twins, m Lee Hulbert; with
euit. arr. © Mar. 20, 1936; E pub.
54301; Handy bros. music ¢Co., ine.,
New York. ' 7744
Like Kelley did; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120477;
William Brown Sweetnam, Hibbing,
Minn. 7745
Like sunshine in your hair; w and
m Frank D. Ward; high voice. ©
Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 58746; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. T7146
Like the clouds; song. © 1c. Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119536; Gertrude
Conte, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
TTAT
Lillenas’ solos and duets, no. 2; for
gospel singers, choirs, etc., compiled
and ed. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54087 ; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. T7748
Linda muchacha; by Troy Sanders.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120817;
Movietone music corp., New York.
T7149
Line o’ jive; by Blanche Calloway and
Herman Stein; pf. © Feb. 24, 1986;
Epub. 53807; Milsons music pub.
corp., New York. 7750
Linger longer Lou; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120064;
Lucile Renfroe Elliott, Long Beach,
Miss. T7514
Listen to the music; song. ©1c. Mar,
4, 1936; EH unp. 119667; Andrew R.
O’Connor, Roslindale, Mass. ta
Listen world; song. © 1c Mar. 6,
1936; EK unp. 119769; Enid Hamilton
Hill, San Francisco. (Toe
Liszt (Franz) Dream of love; arr.
Harry Volpe; plectrum guit. © Mar.
3, 1936; E pub. 538992; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. T7154
Liszt fantasie; compiled and arr.
William 3B. Coburn; violin solo,
violin A, B and C, and pf., with viola,
cello and bass ad lib. Sc. and pts.
© Mar. 23, 19386; E pub. 54242; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 7755
340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 19386
You’re my dream; w and arr. of
melody. ©1c. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
121325; Frank Luther, New York.
7756
Little bar-butterfly; from Klondike
Annie, w and m Gene Austin; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Feb. 21,
1936; E pub. 54168; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
T7957
Little booties; w Gertrude Perry, m
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120652; Gertrude
Peripelkin, Prince Albert, Sask.,
Canada. 7758
Little (A) bouquet; song, melody Kari
Kaye. ©1c. Mar. 16, 19386; E unp.
120438; Henry U. Baker, Malin, Or.
7759
Little Chin-Chin, keep your chin up;
fox-trot, w Charlie Tobias, m Sammy
Fain, arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts.
© Mar. 11, 1986; E pub. 53923; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 7760
w Charlie Tobias, m Sammy Fain ;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 5, 1936; E
pub. 53824; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. T761
Little cowboy; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119576;
Harmon Charles and Duncan Brown-
ing, Detroit. T7162
Little curly head; song, lullaby, m
Morris Ja. Maxwell. ©1c. Mar. 16,
1935 ; E unp. 121463; Mary Elizabeth
Bartley, Santa Cruz, Calif. 7763
Little fairy’s waltz; by M. M. Parker;
pf., with instructions. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 54076; Homer L. Kitt
co., Washington. 7764
Little (The) getter upper; song. ©1c.
Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119824; Mar-
shall C. Jackson, Bradford Woods,
Pa. T7765
Little (The) girl over the way; w and
m Barney Fagan. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120007; John W. Col-
leary, East Islip, N. Y. 7766
Little (The) girl waiting in my old
home town; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1936;
H unp. 121057; Edith Warrington,
Masonville, Ia. 7767
Little green valley; w and melody. ©
1\¢ Mar. 9, 1936; EH unp. 119959;
Roy Miller Gause, Ambridge, Pa.
7768
7781
Little (A) house on wheels; w and
m Irene Johnson; pf. ‘© 1 c. Mar.
23, 1936; E unp. 120760; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7769
Little (A) journey; by H. P. Hopkins;
pf. © Mar. 25, 1936; E pub. 54836;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
7770
Little lovable you; w Walt Davis, m
R. L. Adams; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢« Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120956;
Ray L. Adams, Pomona, Calif., and
Walter Sheriff Davis, San Bernard-
ino, Calif. V7
Little pitter patter feet; w Gene
Walters and J. Hannon, m Russell
EK. Standing. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936;
E unp. 120960; Josie Hannon, Winni-
peg, Manit., Canada. renee”
Little prelude; by Randall Thompson ;
pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 54153;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 7773
Little runt; song, arr. Robert Hemings.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 120988 ;
Chester F. Albro, Rochester, N. Y.
T(T4
Little (A) song for you; song. ©1«.
Mar. 2, 1986; EF unp. 119874; Tommie
Beatrice Armstrong, Jackson, Miss.
TU15
Little star; nursery rhyme [and]
Hickory dickory dock: instructions
and m Hthel Tingle; pf., with w.
© Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 54077;
Homer L, Kitt co., Washington,
T7116
Little star up in the sky; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp.
120664; Alice M. Woodlyn, New
Gretna, N. J. CUE
Little stranger; w Bob Rothberg, mel-
ody Sammy Timberg. © 1 ¢ Mar.
14, 1986; E unp. 120797; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
T7718
Little (The) white church; duet, w
and m Jess. Benton Parsons and V.
D. Parsons. © Mar. 26, 1936; H
pub. 54811; Vera D[ryden] Parsons,
Nashville, T7719
Little white house on the lane; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp.
119627; George Grant McCullough,
Hewitt, N. J. 7780
Live and love; 2-pt. song from Comus,
T,. A. Arne, ed. and arr. W. Gillies
Whittaker. © Feb. 27, 1986; E for.
43529; Oxford univ. press, wie
77
a4]
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T7182
pt. m1, n. s., v. 31
Living on our love; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120976; Leslie
Woodrow Kramm, Peoria, Ill. 7782
Lize mammy; song. © 1. Mar. 20,
1986; E unp. 120641; Gladys Lloyd,
Cambridge, Md. 7783
Locked in my heart; song. © Feb.
15, 1986; E. pub. 54207; Hunice Chou-
inard, Chicago, T784
Log cabin on a hill; song, w Gertrude
Moyer. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; EB
unp. 120726; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 7785
Lolita ; Spanish serenade, w and m A.
Buzzi Peccia, English version Claude
Aveling, m arr. Mark Andrews;
male voices. © Mar. 18, 1986; E pub.
54128; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 7786
w Marion Hampton Manning; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119898;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
T7187
London in the season; w and melody
Vivian Ellis. © Feb. 26, 1986; B
for. 48502 ; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 7788
Londonderry air; old Irish melody, arr.
Elizabeth Gest; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Mar. 28, 1986; E pub. 54879; Elkan-
Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia. 7789!
Lonely and blue; song. ©1c. Mar. 12,
1986; E unp. 120216; Mrs. Walter T.
De Baene, Rochester, Mich. 7790:
Lonely heart; w Thomas Grant
Springer, m Louis Drakeford. ©1e.
Mar, 5, 1936; E unp. 119709; Lewis
Henry Drakeford, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
T7911
Lonely hours; song. © 1 ce. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120453; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo. 7792
Lonely lagoon; by R. H. Bassett. ©
1 c@ Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120801;
Movietone music corp., New York.
7798
Lonely waltz; w and m Bob Rothberg,
Freddy Martin and Terry Shand;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 20,
1986; E pub. 54180; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. T7194
w and melody Bob Rothberg,
Freddy Martin and Terry Shand. ©
1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119722;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7795:
Lonesome; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Mar. 4,
1986; E unp. 119594; Sadie B. Won-
derling, Sioux City, Neb. 7796
—w and melody. © 1c Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119920; Avard Ward,
jr., Los Angeles. (197
Long, long, ago; folk-song, arr. of m
and instructions Ethel Tingle; pf.,
with w. © Noy. 15, 1935; E pub.
54067; Homer L. Kitt co., Washing-
ton. 7798
Long shadows; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120934; Joseph
P. Knight, Demarest, N. J. 7799!
Long (A) time ago; song. ©1ce. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 119875; Tommie
Beatrice Armstrong, Jackson, Miss.
7800
Longas (Federico) Trois petites piéces
espagnoles; pf. © Dec. 20, 1985; BE
for. 43318; Editions Maurice Sénart,
Paris. 7801
Longing for the day, TV’ call you mine;
song, m Gene Bernetti. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 19386; E unp. 120655; Roy Cor-
nelius, Jackson, Mich. 7802
Longing for you; song. ©1c. Mar. 30,
1986; E unp. 121348; Leon Charles
Levasseur, Lowell, Mass. 7803
Longing to make you mine; w Bess
Angelloz Lambert; pf. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1986; E unp. 120774; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 7804
Look at the moon; by Sidney Clare; pf.
©1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120812;
Movietone music corp., New York.
7805
Look dear what love can do; song, w
M. E. Miller. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
EX unp. 119854; Irving N. Cahan,
Philadelphia. 7806
Look in your mirror mother; w and
melody. ©1ce. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
119862 ; Edward P. Womack, Detroit.
7807
Look into my eyes and smile dear; w
and melody. © 1 c¢. Mar. 7, 1986;
BH unp. 119814; H. A. Leroy, Chicago.
7808
Looking for a lost man; w Willie Mae
Cox; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119899'; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 7809
Loony-with-love; w and m Jack Wav-
erly, arr. Paul Scholz; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 6, 1986; E pub. 53889;
Empire music pub. co., New bah
7
342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing;
vesper hymn, w Henry James Buc-
koll, m Thomas F. Dunhill. © Mar.
13, 1936; E for. 48362; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 7811
Lord, I want to be; negro spiritual, w
traditional, m arr. and harmonized
George W. Kemmer; 2 voices.
Mar. 18, 1986; E pub. 54122; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc., New York. 7812
Lord (The) is my shepherd; song, w
of 23rd psalm. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1986;
EH unp. 119688; Inez Louisa Dixon,
i. e. Mrs. H. H. Dixon, Lawrence-
burg, Ind. 7813
w from Psalm 23, m Nicolai
Teherepnin and Arthur
mixed cho.; organ acc. © Mar, 23,
1986; E pub. 54847; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 7814
Lord (The) is risen; Easter anthem,
Ww anon., m Walter Wild; mixed cho.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 53941; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 7815
Lord, my heart is not haughty; w
from Psalm 131, m Nicolai Tcher-
epnin and Arthur Mendel; full mixed
cho.; organ ace. © Mar. 23, 1936;
Epub. 54846; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 7816
Lord (The) preserve thy going out;
hymn, w anon. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1936;
E unp. 119680; Grace L. Bremer, St.
Paul. 7817
Lost; fox-trot, Phil Ohman, Johnny
Mercer and Macy O. Teetor, dance
arr. Frank Skinner; orch. pts.,,with
voce. trio arr. Mort. Howard. © Mar.
11, 1986; E pub. 5389388; Robbins
music corp., New York. 7818
Lost in ecstasy; from Hestasy, w H.
Gershwin, m Henry Gershwin and
William Colligan. © Mar. 2, 1936;
E pub. 53738; Foreign & domestic
music corp., New York. 7819
Lost in paradise; w and melody. ©
1 e@. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120954;
Ida Shurman, Staten Island, N. Y.
7820
Lotus moon; potpourri from the oper-
etta; Ist violin. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
EK unp. 119980; Robert Holmes
Greenwell, Washington, 7821
Louanges de la rose et de la violette;
poeme Ronsard, m G. M. Witkowski.
© Dec. 20, 1985; E for. 43286; Heu-
gel, Paris. 7822
643 26—36——_5
Mendel; .
7836
Louisiana Liza; w Blanche Calloway,
m Herman Stein. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 53808; Milsons music pub.
corp., New York. 7823
Love always; waltz song. ©1e. Mar.
19, 1936; E unp, 120686; Theodore
Buczkoff, Buffalo. 7824
Love and a million kisses; w-I. W.
Waite and Esther P. Gregory, m Ida
Whitney Waite. © tc. Mar. 21,
1936; E unp. 120848; Ida Florence
Whitney Waite, Pasadena. (825
Love as I knew; w H. Cieslak, m
Pp. E. Steffen; pf. © 1 ec. Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119496; Paul E. Stef-
fen and Henry Cieslak, Chicago.
7826
Love at first sight; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119598; Berry
A. Powell, Iowa Park, Tex. 7827
Love awakens in the spring; from
EKestasy, w and m William Colligan.
© Mar. 10, 1936; E pub. 53902; For-
eign and domestic music corp., New
York. 7828
Love has turned me down; song, mel-
ody William Henry Biddle. ©1e.
Jan. 23, 1986; EH unp. 120014; Harold
Roy Stingley, Graterford, Pa. 7829
Love insecure; song, m Glenn Asbhly.
© 1c. Mar, 9, 1986; E unp. 119957;
Ralph P. Wells, Ballston, Va. 7830
Love is a memory; w and m Bill
White. ©1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp.
121043; William Lewis White, Co-
hoes, N. Y. 7831
Love is calling; song. ©1c. Mar. 13,
19386; E unp, 121070; Ellen Thomas
Wilhite, Salisbury, Mo. 7832
Love is like a cigarette; w Richard
Jerome, m Walter Kent; with guit.
arr. © Dee. 12, 19385; E pub. 53872 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 7833
Love is only a dream; w Russ Lago-
marsino; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 119900; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 7834
Love is our kingdom; w D. M. Gehring
and Donna Hall; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
23, 1986; E unp. 120873; Donald
McGlashan Gehring, Lakewood, O.
7835
Love made me a beach-comer ; w Myron
©. Degnon, and melody. ©1c. Mar.
17, 1986; E unp. 120475; Julia Strong
Degnon, New York. 7836
343
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7837
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31:
Love me a little; w and m Allene
Nibling.
unp. 120104; Allene Nibling Huds-
peth, Ozona, Tex. 7837
Love on a string; w and melody. ©
1 ec, Mar. 26, 1986; BE unp. 121117;
Michael Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 7838
Love that I have lost; w George
Barner; pf. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936;
E unp. 121253; Romayne B. Barner,
Northampton, Mass. 7839)
Love that satisfies; song, m Graham
W. Jackson. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1986;
EK unp. 120702; Charles Oliver
Bentley, Evanston, [1]. 7840
Love that thrilled; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c Mar, 31, 1986; E unp.
121485 ; Genettie Colony, Los Angeles.
7841
Love (The) waltz; w Jack Hammer,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1986;
E unp. 120279; Alexander M. Stein-
rich, Newark, N. J. 7842
Love was in my heart; song. ©1e.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119610; Michele
Bertoia, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
7843
Love was in the air; w and melody;
pf. © 1c Mar. 26, 1936; HE unp.
121158; Donald Roderick EKamon,
Anaconda, Mont. 7844
Love will never touch my heart; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1 c. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120805 ; Joseph Feld-
man, Washington. 7845:
Love, you are my music; w Daniel §.
Twohig, m Gustav Klemm; high
voice; in E flat. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E pub. 54104; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 7846
Lovebirds (The) wedding; song, mel-
ody Karl Kaye. © 1e@ Mar. 16,
19386; E unp. 120489: Mrs. Alwine
R. Sinsel, Salt Lake City. T7847
Lovely girl; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E
unp. 119558; Frank Boylan, Batavia,
Il. 7848
Lovely is spring; by Max Kramm:: pf.
© Feb. 18, 1986; E pub. 54267;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
7849
Lovely (A) little movie-actress; by
Frederick Jacobi; pf. © Feb. 24,
1986; EH. pub. 54154; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York, 7850:
©. We. Mar eats S63) |
Lovely to love; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120035 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. (851
Lovers *neath the moon; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Mar. 28, 1936; BE unp.
120889'; Ollie Spada, Detroit. 7852
Lovers’ rendezvous; w and melody..
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120435;
William Jones, Birmingham, Ala.
7853:
Lover’s (A) rhapsody; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 19386; E unp. 121107;
George Daven, Brooklyn. 7854
Love’s garden; valse song. © 1 @:
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120861; M.
Gracye Harper, Richmond. 7855
Love’s old sweet song; by J. L. Molloy,
arr. Erik Hansen; pf. accordion
band pts. © Mar. 10, 1986; E for..
43488; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
7856
Love’s own sweet song; Sari waltz.
from Sari, w C. C. 8. Cushing and.
E. P. Heath, m E. Kalman, special
arr. Len Joy; orch. pts. © Mar, 21,
1986; E pub. 54201; Edward B..
Marks music corp., New York. 7857
Love’s prelude; w Jimmy Tolson, m
Jimmy Tolson and Geo. Kleinburg;
violin. ©1@. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121360; Standard radio, inc., Holly-
wood, Calif. 7858
Loving for a living; w Al Bryan, and’
melody, © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; H.
unp, 120864; Morris Perlman, Brook-
lyn. 7859:
Loving in the moonlight was made for,
two; m Arthur Russell Dunn; pf.,
with w. © 1. Mar. 14, 1936; BH’
unp. 120464; Louis Erwin Reinach,
New Orleans. 7860:
Low; from Rhythm on the range, w
Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger.
1c Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120796;°
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 7861
Loyal sons of Rutgers; w and melody,.
adapted, arr, and with extra lyrics:
Ozzie Nelson. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936;
EK unp. 121155; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 7862"
Lucky me; song, w William F. Neff.
©1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120524;
Roscoe Conkling Davis, jr., Over--
brook Hills, Pa. (863 .
O44
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
7889
eee
Lucky starlets; from Starlet, w and
m Sam Coslow. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986;
E unp. 119630; Paramount produc-
tions music corp., New York. 7864
Lullaby (The); trio, w Elizabeth
Fleming, m Cecil Sharman; sop. 1, We
and contralto. © Feb. 27, 1986; E
for. 43522; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 7865
Lullaby; cradle song, op. 83; pf. ©
1 ¢ Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120660;
Tulio R. Hernindez-Mackay, Brook-
lyn. 7866
Mother’s day song. © Feb. 10,
1936; E pub. 53678; Frances S. La-
roche, San Francisco. 7867
song. © 1c Mar. 19, 1986; HB
unp. 120609; Florence C. Day, Wash-
ington. 7868
w Kathleen M. Chaplin, m Harold
Greenhill; unison voices. © Mar.
10, 1936; E for. 48345; Banks & son,
York, England. 7869
Lullaby blues; [guit.], in diagram. ©
1 c@ Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 1213899;
William H. Hunter and _ HNHileen
Bailey, Pittsburgh. 7870
Lullaby (The) my mother sang to me;
song. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120411; Pearl Dean Hastings, Bo-
vina, Tex, 7871
Lullaby (A) of love; fox trot, w Ron-
ald Noble ard Lu Earl, melody Lu
Earl. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp.
120685; Ronald Noble, St. Johns,
Newfoundland. 7872
Lustspiel-ouverture; v. Theodor
Blumer, op. 75; grosses orch. Par-
titur. © Oct. 15, 1935; E for. 48578 ;
Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
7873
Luz; cancion, letra y m Carmen LIL.
Valdes; pf. © 1. ¢. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 120948; Felipe V. Leal, Los
Angeles. 7874
Lytternes treskovals; tekst Peter,
Spahr, m Oliver Holst; pf. © Feb.
24, 1936; E for. 48488; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen, 7875
Lytternes wienervals; tekst Peter
Spahr, m Sven Gyldmark; pf. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E for. 48437; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen, 7876
MacDowell (Edward Alexander)
Hymn of faith; w Hermann Hage-
dorn, m adapted from A. D. 1620,
op. 55, no. 8, Paul Ambrose; mixed
voices. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub.
54059; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 7817
Mad about you; fox-trot song. ©1c¢.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120377; Joseph
Nuccio, Kansas City, Mo. 7878
w Richard Stokke, m James Rich-
ard Harvey. © 1. Feb. 10, 1986;
EH unp. 119634; James Roy Harvey,
Seattie. 7879
Mad house; melody Earl Hines and
James Mundy. ©1c. Mar. 17, 1936;
E unp. 121092; Joe Davis, inc, New
York. 7880
Mademoiselle le Diable; opérette, pa-
roles Fernand Beissier, m 8. Chape-
lier. Partition pf. et chant. © Dee.
31, 1935; E for. 48242; Henry Le-
moine & Cie., Paris. 7881
Magdalene (The); Haster anthem, w
G. Moultrie, m George William War-
ren, arr. C. H. H. Booth; 3 female
voices. © Mar. 5, 1986; E pub.
53854; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridge-
field’ Park, N. J. 7882
w Gerard Moultrie, m George
W. Warren; med. high voice; in C.
© Mar. 7, 1986; E pub. 538892; Wm.
A. Pond & co., Ridgefield Park, N. J.
7883
Magic (The) spell of cheery song; w
Truett Foster; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119901; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 7884
Magic wheel, weave a dream for me;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
EH unp. 119774; Lucile Snow Lind,
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 7885
Magnetic charms; from the play As it
happened, w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 30, 1936; H unp. 121488; Rich-
ard Hoon (Chung-Chein) Wang,
New York. 7886
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; in D
min., set to m Thomas Armstrong;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Feb.
6, 1986; E for. 43519; Oxford univ.
press, London. (887
Maharaja Kaluka Kakata Tomata; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E
unp. 119513; Carrie Brauer, Brook-
lyn. 7888
Maid of old Madrid; waltz song, mel-
ody Jimmie Crane. © 1. Mar. 138,
1936; E unp. 120253; Victor Frank-
lin, Tramping Lake, Sask., Canada.
7889
345
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7890
Mais pourtant; paroles Mare Duthyl,
m Jay Ralton. © Dee. 31, 1935;
E for. 48334; Louis Ronjat, Paris.
7890
Major Bowes; w and m Joe Dzurus;
pf. © 1 ec. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119876; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 7891
Major Bowes just rings his gong; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119608; Renato Rapetti, New
York. 7892
Making no sense; song, from Fifty
grand. © Mar. 18, 19386; E pub.
54255; Graeme Macleod, Cambridge,
Mass. 7893
Malowana lala; tango sentymentalne,
stowa Jerzego RoSciszewskiego, m
Zygmunta Lewandowskiego, arr. J.
Wesby; ork. strony. © Dee. 4, 1935;
E for. 43189; F. Grabezewski, War-
saw, Poland. 7894
Mama don’t. allow it; w and m Charles
(Cow Cow) Davenport; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 23, 1935; E pub. 54366;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 7895
Mammy’s pancakes; w Gomer Wil-
liams, m Lionel Prince; in A flat.
© Mar. 6, 1936; E for. 48532; Cary
& co., London. 7896
Man (The) behind the N. R. A.; w and
m Dan Bess. © 1 c. Mar. 10, 1936;
E unp. 120066; Laurence Bertram
Aldrich, New York. 7897
Man kan ikke plukke roser; tekst og
m Henry Carlsen; pf. © Feb. 24,
1936; E for. 43489; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 7898
Mananitas de Manzanillo; en Aca-
puleo; para canto y pf., con un alr.
para concierto. © Jan. 1, 1931; E
for. 43377; Antonio Gomezanda,
Mexico, D. F. 7899
Manhattan at midnight; w and melody
Bert Darl and Charles Harold. ©
1 ec Mar. 11, 19386; E unp. 120075;
Betty Goetz, New York. 7900
Manhattan merry-go-round; theme
song, w and m Gustave Haenschen.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54037; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. "7901
Manhattan post no. 1; march; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120662; William Benson Richter,
Philadelphia. 7902
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Manual of sight-singing and elemen-
tary harmony. © Sept. 23, 1935;
AA 199800; Joseph Samuel Daltry,
Middletown, Conn. 7803
Many thanks to you, my dear; w
Doris Trazzare; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119902; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or, 7904
March African; pf.. © 1 ¢ Mar. 28,
1936; E unp. 121289; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 7905
March (The) of Franklin D. Roose-
velt; w A. Alosi and Ben Adelman,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 24; 1936;
E unp. 120998; Alfredo Alosi, Hast
Braintree, Mass. 7906
March of time; pf: .©_ 1. @& Mar.. 9,
1986; E unp. 119944; Reginald
Wood, Denver. 7907
March of youth; concert march, Jos.
Olivadoti; band pts. © Feb. 18,
1986; E pub. 54266; Gamble hinged
musie co., Chicago. 7908
March one-step; pf. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1986; E unp. 120000; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 7909
Marche polovtsienne; from Prince
Igor A. Borodine, arr. W. J. Duthoit ;
military band pts., with conductor.
© Mar. 17, 1936; E for. 43492;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 7910
©. 1 ce. Mar. 10,
Milton KE.
7911
Marciala (La); vals cancion, letra y
m Carmen L. Valdes; pf. © 1 «.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120949; Felipe
V. Leal, Los Angeles. 7912
Margie Brown; w and m Jack Wavy-
erly, arr. Paul Scholz; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 6, 1936; E pub. 53890;
Empire music pub. co., New York.
7913
Marie: pf., with.w,, ,©,1 c, Marie
1936; E unp. 120084; Emery L.
Rice, Moscow, Id. 7914
Marie, oh won’t you listen to Zing-
ari; w Percy Edgar, m Jan Volkov;
with arr. for ukulele, ete, R. S.
Stoddon. © Mar. 17, 1936; E for.
43514; B. Feldman & Co., London,
i
Marimba; letra y melodia Agustin
Lara. ©1ce. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
119424: Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 791
Marching feet; pf.
1986; E unp. 120001;
Schwarzwald, New York.
346
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Marina; boston, paroles G. Montho
et Léo Henri, m S. Chapelier. ©
Jan. 2, 1986; E for. 48268; Ray Ven-
tura & cie., Paris. 7917
Martha, tell me that you're mine;
waltz song, melody A. Sir and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1986;
E unp. 120112; Anton Sir, Sarah
Ann, W. Va. 7918
Mary Ellen; w J. M. Hall, melody W.
Wells. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121249; James Melvin Hall and
Walter Wells, Seattle. 7919
Mary had a little lamb [and] A song
to baby; m and instructions M. M.
Parker; pf., with w. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 54069; Homer L. Kitt
co., Washington. 7920
Masabi; Cuban rumba, Spanish w and
m Roberto Ravelo Fiol, English
lyric Donald Reep, dance agtrr.
George Leeman; orch. pts. © Sept.
18, 1985; E pub. 54125; Southern
music pub. co., Itd., London. 7921
—son cubano, letra y m Roberto
Ravelo Fiol, English w Donald
Reep, new pf. arr. Alfredo Brito.
© Sept. 18, 1985; E pub. 54126;
Southern music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 7922
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) E!-
egy; Massenet’s famous Melodie,
poem Robert Schirmer. 1. Solo.—
2. Men’s 4-pt. cho., arr. Bryceson
Treharne. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub.
53798, 53794; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 7923, 7924
Master’s (The) garden; Children’s day
service, w Mabel J. Rosemon and
others, m Fred B. Holton and
others. © Mar. 18, 1936; E pub.
54248 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
7925
Maui no ka oe; w and melody. [Eng-
lish text only] ©1ce. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119963; Harry Owens, Hono-
lulu. 7926
Mauna hula chimes; arr. Willis
Conolly; in diagram. 1. Spanish
guit—2. Ten. guit. © Jan. 10, 1936;
Heapiy.,.,0oolo,. doolt.. Harry GG.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 7927, 7928
May the stars guide you safe o’er the
shoals; song, m Gene Bernetti. ©
1 c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120656;
Roy Cornelius, Jackson, Mich. 7929
Maybe; w and m Allan Flynn and
Frank Madden; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Sept. 10, 1935; E pub. 53998 ;
7942
Rialto music pub. co., New York.
7930
Maybe I’m going crazy trying to write
a song; w J. McDonald, melody P.
Purcell. ©1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. .
121119; Patrick Purcell and Joseph
McDonald, Langley Field, Va. 7931
Mayen- und gukguks- lied; v. Daniel
Speer, aus Corydon, hrsg. u. bearb.
Hans Joachim Moser, mit general-
bassaussetzung Max Seiffert; ten. u.
basso continuo. Partitur. © Sept.
15, 1933; E for. 43422; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Braunschweig, Germany.
7932
Me and my dog; from Public nuisance
no. 1, w and m Vivian Ellis; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Jan. 31, 1936;
E for. 43201 ; Victoria music pub. co.,
Itd., London. 7933
Me for you; w Harold Greenspan, and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp:
120468 ; Walter Goetz, New York.
7934
Me Greek; w and m C. Gaskill and
George Givot; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 3, 19386; E pub. 53798; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 7935
Meaning to Say; song. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1636; E unp. 119782; Herbert Frank-
lin Mells, Langston, OKl1. 7536
Mediterranean; by Arnold Bax, tran-
seribed Jascha Heifetz; violin and
pf. © Dec. 20, 1935; E pub: 54275;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7937
Meet me again in the moonlight; song,
arr. Zygmund Rondomanski. © 1 ©.
Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120074; Oscar
P. Oscarson, Waterford, Conn.
7938
Meet me under the moon; w and m
Hvelyn Lillich; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120761; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 7989
Meet the future President; w Arthur
Swanstrom, melody Mabel Wayne.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 121152;
Popular melodies, inc., New York.
7940
Meeting (The) ; w Naomi I. Jobes, and
melody ; with guit. arr. © Mar. 16,
1986; E pub. 54129; Frank Dudgeon,
Greensburg, Pa. 7941
Mein Hamburg; marsch, m Martha
Hellriegel u. Georg Karger, arr. B.
Redlich; orch. stimmen u. gesang-
stimme. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43557; Martha Hellriegel, Hamburg,
Germany. 7942
347
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7943
Mellow moon; song. © 1c. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120427; Lucile Rudesill,
Ft. Dodge, Ia. 7943
Melodies of Christendom; w Bernard
of Clairvaux, and others, m H. L.
Hassler, and others, arr. Cyr de
Brant; sop., alto and bass, pf. or
organ ace. 2d ser. © Feb. 27, 1936;
E pub. 538715; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 7944
Melody in C; march; pf. treble. ©1c.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120665 ; Moiscei
Agranov, New York. 7945
Melody no. 6. © 1 ce. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 1208381; Rudolph Frederick
Gustaison, Detroit. 7946
Melody of love; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar: 28, 1936: -unpee i29236"
Clarence Howard Oldwine, Colum-
bus, O. 7947
Melody of spring; song. ©1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 120349; Maude Hunt
Lacey, Webster Groves, Mo. 7948
Melody reading; first grade piano
book, Howard Kasschau. © Mar.
23, 19386; E pub. 54100; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 7949
Memories; song. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119376; Tommie Beatrice
Armstrong, Jackson, Miss. 7950
Memories of long ago; song. ©1.«
Mar, 5, 1986; E unp. 119706; Edna
Sheridan, Billings, Mont. (951
w and melody Ann Merwin. ©
1 ¢e. Mar. 2,..1986;, EB unp..119418;
Hanorah Nichols Merwin, New York.
(952
Memories of Will Rogers; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 2, 1986; EH unp. 119456;
John Lambie, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
79953:
Men, awake; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119856; Harold
J. Rome, New York. 7954
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Grant us Thy peace; motet,
arr. Raymond C. Robinson; men’s
voices; pf. or organ acc. © Mar, 12,
1886; E pub. 53953:; Boston music Co.,
Boston. 7955:
Menuet; by L. Boccherini, arr. Hliza-
beth Gest; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
28, 19386; E pub. 54380; Elkan-Vogel
co., inc., Philadelphia. 7956
Mer (La) et la mort; poéme Paul Fort,
m Marcel Delannoy. © Dee. 20,
1985; E for. 43284; Heugel, Paris.
7957
pt. I, n.s., v.31
Mere words; song, arr. Robert Hicks.
©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121291 ;
Hlizabeth Caroline Marvin, Chicago.
7958
Merveilleuses (Les); suite de valses
sur Vopérette La fille de Madame
Angot, par Charles Lecocq, arr. Mau-
rice Jeanjean; orch. ptes. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 43326; C. Joubert et
cie., Paris. 7959
Mexicana; de Rosario, letra y m
Jorge M. Dada. © Jan, 15, 1936; E
pub. 538735; George M. Dada, New
York. 7960
Mi piaci cosi; fox, testo Giubra, m e
arr. Guido L. Cergoli; orch. pti. ©
Jan. 7, 1936; E for. 48444; Casa mu-
sicale Fabbri & c., Trieste, Italy.
7961
Mia cara patria; canzone, melodia Pio
Fantoni. © 1 ec. Mar. 28, 1986; EH
unp. 121011 ; Giacomo Ceseri, Brook-
lyn. 7962
Michaelmas day; 2-pt. song, w Marga-
ret G. Rhodes, m George Rathbone ;
treble voices. © Feb. 22, 1936; E
for. 43173; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 7963
Michigan, my land o’ lakes; w and m
Mary Etho Treat; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 1, 1985; E pub. 54063; Mary
Etho Treat Allingham pub. Co.,
Jackson, Mich. 7964
Mickey; from Summer wives, w Dolph
Singer, melody Sam Morrison. ©
1c. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121148;
Famous music corp., New York.
7965
Midnight rendezvous; w Barbara
Shaw, m Carol Baldwin; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 12, 1936; E unp. 119744; Doro-
thy Heyn Laughlin and Irene M.
Heyn, Chicago. 7966
Midnite blues; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119926;
Thomas Shields, Brooklyn. 7967
Midsummer’s nightmare; by Zez Con-
frey; pf. : ©. Mar.. 2, 19386: EH. pub.
53803; Exclusive publications, ine.,
New York. 7968
Mien lebins gang; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119820;
Rubin Doctor, Brooklyn. 7969
Mighty monarch; march, Wm, M. Tal-
bott; band pts. © Feb. 17, 1936; E
pub. 54044; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 7970
348
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
"no. 3, 1936
Millers tune; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar.
10, 19836; E unp. 120081; Alton Glenn
Miller, New York. (OTL
Million (A) dreams from now; w Ray-
mond Sterling, m William Lacken-
bauer; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Feb, 13, 1986; E pub. 54194; Jewel
music pub. co., New York. (972
-Mitosé to caty Swiat; slow-fox z filmu
Panienka z poste-restante, slowa: H
Schlechtera, m H. Warsa. © Dec.
4 1935; E for. 43226; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 7973
——— nM AS ie a 7 eal ry) ED:
Warsa; ork. strony. © Dec. 4, 1935;
E for. 48227; M. Arct, Warsaw, Po-
land. 7974
-Milosé trwata krotko ; tango, m Henryk
Gold, arr. Wt. Higer [and] Twe
oczy mowia kocham; tango, m W.
Krupiiski, arr. J. Wesby: stowa
Zenon Friedwald; ork. strony. ©
Noy. 25, 1935; H for. 48386; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 7975
stowa: Zenon Friedwald, m
Henryk Gold. © Nov. 25, 1935; EB
for. 48385; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 7976
-Min kone er husar; sange fra filmen,
tekst Viggo Barfoed, m Kai Nor-
mann Andersen; pf. © Feb. 24,
1936 : E for. 43442; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 7977
‘Mine; play, m Roy Barmore. © 1.
Mar. 31, 1986; D 39056; Alfred Nor-
val Keedwell and Carol Louise
Hidlitz, New York. TOTT*
Ming Toy; song.. © 1 c. Mar. 1%,
1986; E unp. 120501; Alfred Ray-
mond Lapin, Trenton, N. J. 7978
Miniature suite; by G. Herbert
Knight; organ. © Feb. 25, 1936;
E for. 43177; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
_ London. (979
Minstrel’s (The) reproof; w Shirley
Dean Nevin, m Gordon Balch Nevin;
men’s voices. © Mar. 23, 1936; E
pub. 54270; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 7980
-Minuet [and] Rigadoon; anon. circa
1735, arr..Harold Craxton; pf. ©
Mar. 10, 19836; E for. 43376; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 7981
-Missa Maria auxilium Christianorum ;
in honor of St. Giovanni Bosco, litur-
gical w, m Vito Varnevali; mixed
voices ; organ ace. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E pub. 54102; J. Fischer & bro..
New York. 7982
7994
Missa solemnis; in hon. Sti. Alberti
Magni, liturgical w, m Albert Loh-
mann; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Mar. 4, 1986; E pub. 538833; J.
Fischer & bro.. New York. 7983
Mississippi valley moonlight; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1986; HE
unp. 120096; Ralph E. Love, Roscoe,
Il. 7984
Mistake (The) of the century; song,
m Wilbert Carl Hildenbrand. © 1
e. Mar. 138, 1936; E unp. 120246;
George Cunningham Goodhue, Lee-
tonia, O. 7985
Mister. Deep Blue Sea; from Klondike
Annie, w and m Gene Austin and
Jimmie Johnson; with ukulele and
guit. arr. © Feb. 21, 1986; E pub.
54169; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 7986
Mr. Roosevelt’s the man, for you and
me; song, w V. Lenski, R. G. Cham-
bers and Kathleen Scott Taylor. ©
1c Mar. 18, 1986; EH unp. 120586;
Viadimir Lenski, Costa Mesa, Calif.
7987
Modern guitarist’s handbook on runs,
modulations and fill-ins; by Harry
Volpe and Frank Victor; Spanish
guit., plectrum style. © Feb. 24,
1986; E pub. 541383; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7988
Modulation no. 1 for A-28; by Cy
Mockridge. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936;
E unp. 121340; Movietone music
corp., New York. 7989
Molehills; 5 short pieces, Mary Don-
ington; pf. © Jan. 31, 1936; E for.
43206; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
7990
‘Mon cceur attend; valse, de Juanita,
paroles René Pujol, m Alfred Rode.
© Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 43314; Edi-
tions Max Hschig, Paris. 7991
Mon cceur est un petit bateau; paroles
et m Claude Pingault. © Dee. 31,
19385; E for. 43306; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 7992
Mon oncle Alex; operette, couplets Ca-
mille-Francois, m ©. Oberfeld. Re-
cueil-partition pf. et chant. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 43290; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 7993
Mona Lou; fox trot, w Orest H. Fa-
brizio, melody Ben Adelman. ©1c.
Mar. 4, 1986: E unp. 119681; Delia
GC. Fabrizio, Fall River, Mass. 7994
349
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7995
Monday morning blues; pf., with w.
© 1 «. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119528 ;
Mary Luce Bryant, Milton, Mass.
7995
Money blues; w and m Holly Homan.
© 1 c: Mar. 27, 19386; E unp. 121266;
Camilla Homan, Chicago. 7996
Monkeys; modern cradle song; pf. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119364;
Harry Henry Adkins, jr., Indianap-
olis. 7997
Monsieur de la Fontaine; paroles
Pierre d’Evreux, m Aimé Ménétrier.
Partition pf. et chant. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 48243; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. - 7988
Moon (The) and you; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 120683; Lacy Hammitt, jr.,
St. Charles, Va. 7999
Moon dream won’t you please come
true; w and melody. ©1e. Mar. 14,
1936; E unp. 120289; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, Il. S000
Moon dreams; w Estelle Piatt; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119903;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8001
Moon of desire; melody. © 1c. Mar.
5, 1936; E unp. 119717; Adolph A.
Silberman, Brooklyn. 8002
Moon of Hawaii; w and melody Tony
Merlin. ©1. Mar. 3, 1936; EH unp.
119500: Manuel Molina, Keahua,
Maui, Hawaii. 80038
Moon of love; w Alice Emily Dennis;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E unp.
119904; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 8004
Moon on the Hudson; song, w Ernest
M. Lunt, jr. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1986;
E unp. 121485; Ben Lunt, Upper
Montclair, N. J. 8005
Moon’s (The) otr home; w Sam
Coslow, m Frederick Hollander. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 120794;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 8006:
Moonbeams; instructions and m M. M.
Parker; pf. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
54082; Homer L. Kitt co., Washing-
ton. 8007
Moondust; song. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 120687; Stuart Moore, Wash-
ington. 8008
Moonlight and music; by John Mar-
tell; [guit.] © Feb. 14, 1936; E
pt. OI, n.s., v. 3k
pub. 53698; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o.,
inc., New York. 8009
Moonlight dreams on Lake Louise
Marie; valse; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13,
1936; E unp. 120234; Harry Lifson,
Monticello, N. Y. 8010
Moonlight in the west; valse song. ©
1 c. Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 120569;
Ervin E. Miller, Wichita. SO11
Moonlight nights on the Nile; fox trot;
violin pt., with w. © 1c. Mar. 20,
19386; E unp. 120708; Vincent Bar-
ber, Schenectady, N. Y. 8012
Moonlight on the Chesapeake Bay;
song, pf. sc. Basil Sadler. © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119895; May
D. Helmcamp, Baltimore. 8013
Moonlight on the lake; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121061; Char-
lotte C. Palmer, Chico, Calif. 8014
Moonlight on the Wasatch; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120177;
Eva M. Bacon, Denver. 8015
Moonlight (The) tango; song. ©1.«
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119646 ; Doralice
Fontane Cassano, Baton Rouge.
8016
Moonlight waltz; by A. P. McKinney,
arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tom-
linson; Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram; in A. © Feb. 29, 1936;
E pub. 53684; McKinney’s pub. co.,
Peoria, Iil. 8017
More truth than poetry; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120699;
Theodore Eron, Passaic, N. J. 8018
Morenita angelical; by A. Garcia and
L. Muney. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E
unp. 121021 ; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 8019
Morning canter; by Evangeline Leh-
man: pf. © Mar. 2, 1936: .- pa
53864; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8020
Morning (A) hymn; w Cardinal New-
man, m Norman Demuth; unison
voices. © Feb. 27, 1986; . @or.
43520; Oxiord univ. press, London.
8021
Morning serenade; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
25, 1936; E unp. 121026; Michael
Angelo Diaz and Stanley Jay
Urbanek, Brawley, Calif. 8022
Morning (The) song; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119931;
Harold F. Masteller, Waverly, N. Y.
8023
300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Morning star; w Shirley Lafeyett
Rauls; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120775; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8024
Mors et resurrectio; de Jean Langlais,
op. 5, no. 1; orgue. © Dec. 31, 1935;
EH for. 48257 ; H. Herelle & cie., Paris.
8025
Most (A) perfect evening with you; w
Melvin Thulen, melody Fent Ander-
son... (© 1c. Mar. 31,. 1936;-B. unp.
121459; Carroll F. Anderson, La
Conner, Wash. 8026
Moszkowski (Moritz) March of the
dwarfs; op. 53, no. 4, arr. Frank
Vognar ; clarinet quartet. © Jan. 28,
19386; E pub. 54289; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 8027
Spanish dance; op. 12, no. 1, arr.
John Martell; guit., pick style. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53703; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York. 8028
Moth around the candle; w Percy Ed-
gar, m Bernard Grun; with arr. for
ukulele, etc., R. S. Stoddon. © Mar.
17, 1936; E for. 48515; B. Feldman
& co., London. 8029
Mother; w M. K. Parsons, m D. H.
Kendall. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E
unp. 120452); Dorothy Helen Kendall
and Marion Kendall Parsons, South-
ampton, Mass. 8030)
Mother dear; valse song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120562; Claire V.
Hoffert, Glendale, Calif. 8031
Mother mine; song, m Ernest Dainty.
© 1c Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119481 ;
Edith Mulock O’Flynn, Toronto.
* 8032
Mother’s eyes; song, w Andreas Bard.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121068;
Kathryn Linehan Johnson, Portland,
Gr". 8033
Mother’s (A) lullaby; w Ireene Wicker,
m Allan Grant, arr. Walter Goodell ;
solo for med. voice, oboe or violin,
with full orch. pts. © Feb. 28, 1936;
E pub. 53681; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 8034
Mother’s lullabye [sic]; song, arr.
Thelma B. Bilden. © Feb. 26, 1936 ;
E pub. 538950; Thorwald M. Rykken,
Petersburg, N. D. 8035
Mother’s old pincushion; song, Wal-
lace A. Johnson. © Jan. 15, 1936;
E pub. 53886; Sadie Stevenson and
Mercer Stevenson, Pasadena. 8036
8048
Moédé.crpotd\a (‘H)
(Mothistroula) ; w and m Nicholas
Hatziapostolou. © Dec. 15, 1985;
EB pub. 54863; Apollo music co., New
York. 80387
Motif du concert; B min., Zez Con-
trey; pt. . ©:Mar. 2) 19865) Miypub.
59804: Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 8038
Motto (The), Don’t be a knocker ; two-
step, w and melody; ten. ©1c. Mar.
18, 1986; E unp. 120256; C. I. Alex-
ander, McCreary, Manit., Canada.
80389
Mountain (The) of vision; Children’s
day pageant, written and compiled
Clyde H. Wilcox. © Mar. 17, 1936;
D 39052; Lyman R. Bayard, Fill-
more, Calif. 80389*
Mountain yodel; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13,
1936; E unp. 120292; C. W. Schneider,
Schenectady, N. Y. 8040:
Movie star parade; w and m A. Tor-
tora and M. Pompilio, arr. for pf., or
pf. accordion and guit., P. Di Mascio.
© 1©¢. Mar. 4, 1936: E unp. 119696;
Ann Tortora, Mary Pompilio and Pat
Di Mascio, Schenectady, N. Y. 8041
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) The au-
thentic first Mozart; graded piano
pieces with interpretative notes, Dor-
othy Bradley. © Jan. 15, 1936; HE
for. 48451 ; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
Itd., London. 8042
— Colla bocca e non col core; from
La finta semplice, English version
Charlotte Spitz, pf. se. arr. Henry
Joachim. © Jan. 27, 1986; E for.
43472; Augener, ltd., London. 8043
Concerto en ré mineur; réduction
de Vorch. Henri Busser, réyv. du pf.
Marguerite Long. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 43259; Choudens, Paris. 8044
Lullaby ; English tr. and arr. Har-
ry Euler Treiber. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E pub. 54259; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 8045
Minuet; from Divertimento no. 17,
arr. John Martell; guit., pick style.
© Feb. 14, 1986; E pub. 53704;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 8046
Much too much; w Sammy Cahn, m
Saul Chaplin. ©1c. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 120757; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 8047
Mud in your eye; valse, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120433;
Joseph F. McMahon, New ees ie
ool
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8049
Mulatica ; bolero-son, de Soy tuya, letra
y m Rodrigo Prats; pf. © Nov. 13,
1935; E for. 43158; Havana music
supply co., Havana. 80:49
Music for strings; by Arthur Bliss. Sc.
© Mar. 31, 19386; E for. 43589; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 8050
Music in the night, and laughter in the
air; from Give us this night, w Os-
car Hammerstein, 2d, m Hrich Wolf-
gang Korngold. © Feb. 27, 1936; E
pub, 538741; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 8051
Musical gal; w and m S. Hodges and
Rookie Stuart. © Feb. 29, 1936; E
pub. 53734; Speck Hodges, Peters-
burg, Va. 8052
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 3, Mar.
1936. With suppl. © Mar. 4, 1936;
E for. 48878; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, Itd., London. 8053:
Must I pay the ransom; w Svea Marie
Eliason; pf. © 1 c. Mar. 26, 19386; E
unp. 121129; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8054
Mutiny on the bandstand; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp.
121349; Lourie Estrin, Detroit. 8055
—w Sammy Cahn, melody Saul
Chaplin. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119785; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 8056
My Alabama home; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119758; Ray
Whitley, San Antonio. 8057
My arms around you; song. © 1 e«.
Mar. 10, 1986 ; H unp. 119992’; Walter
Hmmett Blair, Keene, N. H. 8058
My avenue girl; fox trot song, melody
J. Vincent and Ben Adelman. ©1c.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120111; Joe
Vincent, Sacramento, Calif. 8059
My baby just said yes to me; fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; © unp.
120372; Bennie Stewart, Point Rock,
Tex. 8060:
My baby’s smile; w Jo Laurel, m Bur-
rell Van Buren. © Nov. 3, 1985; E
pub. 53802; Neva M. Wise, Cameron,
Mo. 8061
My bandit son; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Mar.
10, 1936; E pub. 53963; Edgar Eu-
gene Stoddard, Thoreau, N. M. 8062
My beautiful one; w and melody. ©
1c Mar. 28, 1986; E unp, 121308;
Frank Berrafato, Buffalo. 8063
pt. 11, n. s., v. 8L
My blue heaven; w George Whiting, m
Walter Donaldson, modern voice arr.
Ed Smalle; male quartette. © Mar.
18, 1936; EH pub. 54188; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 8064
My bridge into Wonderland; song. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120910;
Alice Wachal, Lansing, Ia. 8065.
My caravan of love; w Al Bryan, and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp.
120257 ; Cornell Smelser, Los Angeles.
8066
My castle o’ dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121227;
Henrietta Sophia Littell, Biloxi,
Miss. 8067
My cherie; m Pauline Jacques; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119661; Bobbie Jacobs, Chicago.
8068:
My compliments to you; foxtrot, w R.
Terry, melody ©. Callender. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121073; Charles:
Callender and Robert Terry, Los An-
geles. 8069
contemplations
My 4; meditations
inclinations
tered over you; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 120878;
Thomas B, Diorio, Torrington, Conn.
8070:
My dark damsel blues; song, w L. F.
(Pat), Johnson. © 1; c... Mar. 20;
1936; E unp. 120727; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 8071
My darling mother; waltz song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 120536; Herman Spec-
tor, St. Louis. 8072
My doctor prescribes you, for me;
song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp.
121370; George Arlen, New York.
8073:
My dream; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Mar. 2, 1936;
BE unp. 119362; Grace M. Parcells,.
Chicago. 8074
My dream come true; song, m Revell
Chapman and Robert Chapman. ©
1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120169;
Revell Chapman, New York. 8075:
My dream girl; waltz songz. ©l1e
Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119771; John.
J. Cox, Osawatomie, Kan. 8076
pave been cen-
My dream of you; waltz song. ©1¢.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 120903;
Charles C. Sisler, Chicago. 8077
302 :
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
My duty to Him; hymn, w A. B.
Greiner, jr., and R. HE. Callen. ©
Mar. 8, 1986; E pub. 53884; Rudy
E. Callen, Butler, Pa. 8078
My eastern Oregon home; song, arr.
Bob Fields. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986;
EK unp. 120887; Ella Cleaver Ebbert,
Newberg, Or. 8079
My fairyland dream; song, arr. Bur-
rell Van Buren. © Nov. 25, 1935;
EH pub. 53888; LaRue F. McClimans,
Erie, Pa. 8080
My fictitious palace; w and m Cecil
Forsyth; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Mar.
4, 1986; E pub. 538381; J. Fischer
& bro.. New York. 8081
My first girl; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120329; Wil-
liam Benson Richter, Philadelphia.
8082
My foolish love; song. © 1c. Mar. 3,
19386; E unp. 119547 ; Zachary Taylor
Hutto, Birmingham, Ala. 8083
My girl’s a rhythm fan; w and m Box,
Cox and Roberts; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 25, 19386; E for. 43191; J.
Norris music pub. co., ltd., London.
8084
My golden-haired girl; w and m Peggy
Mowlds. © 1. Mar. 31, 1986; E
unp. 121473; Marguerite Baugh
Mowlds, Baltimore. 8085
My hand was the law; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120754;
Albert Allen Titus, Napinka, Mani-
toba, Canada. 8086
My happiness complete; fox trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Mar.
rer to367- HE unp. 1205387 ; “Daisy
Major Pearman, Columbia, 8. C.
8087
My Hawaiian isles; w Anna M. Lyons,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119452; Hilary Lyons, Bev-
erly, N. J. 8088
My head’s in the clouds and I’m walk-
ing on air; song, melody Karl Kaye.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120440;
Inez Recknagle, New Orleans. 8089
My heart admits defeat; w and m
Jack Patterson; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119363; Harold
Harlan Patterson, San Francisco.
8090
My heart is calling; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 120538; Mabel
Howard McDuffee, Portland, Me.
8091
8105
My heart is calling you home; w B. C.
Christensen, m B,. C. Christensen
and M. I. Singleton. © 1 ce. Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120931; Bertha Caton
Christensen and Mary Iva Single-
ton, Topeka, Kan. 8092
My heart is singing; w H. F. Marmon,
m P. O'Sullivan. © 1c Mar. 4,
19386; E unp. 119687; Hilda [F.]
Marmon and P[atrick] O’Sullivan,
Memphis, Tenn. 80938
| My heart turns to you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119505;
Hugh K. Ross, New York. 8094
My heart was in my mouth; w Al
Bryan, and melody. ©1c. Mar. 23,
1986; EH unp. 120863; Morris Perl-
man, Brooklyn. 8095
My heart went thru the grinder; song.
© Feb. 22, 1936; E pub. 54099; Fer-
nando Augusto Gregoire, Los An-
geles. 8096
My heaven in your arms; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp.
120293; Louise Cooke Blake, Pots-
dam, N. Y. 8097
My home in Tennessee; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119393 ;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 8098
My horse never comes in; w and mel-
ody C. H. Frizzelle, with suggestions
Jerry Bransford. © 1 c. Mar. 12,
19386; E unp. 120206; Charles H.
Frizzelle, Los Angeles. S099
My humble mountain shack; song. ©
1 c@. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120882;
Hazel Pockat, Highway Highlands,
Calif. 8100
My hut is built near a teakwood tree;
poem Grace Osburn Wharton, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman. © Sept.
30, 1935; E pub. 58996; Brooks music
pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 8101
My Irish eyes; w and m Anna Case.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121282;
Anna Case Mackay, New York. 8102
My Irish sweepstake ticket; fox trot
song, melody C. D. Hazelton and Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E
unp. 120532; C. D. Hazelton, Canuck,
Sask., Canada. 81038
My island home; waltz song, melody
C. Ostrom and Ben Adelman. © 1c.
Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120528;
Charles Ostrom, Emmett, Id. 8104
My Juanita; song. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1936;
E unp. 119817; Bertha Eleanor Tib-
bens, Warren, O. 8105
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8106
My lady’s eyes; song, from Missy of
Alabama. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E
unp. 120463; Edwina McCarty Davis,
Hollywood, Calif. 8106
My little girl of the valley; w Wilhelm
August Draves, jr.; pf. ©1c. Mar.
23, 1986: E unp. 120776; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 8107
My little old cottage so white; w and
m Gilbert Grover Darr; pf. © 1 «
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp, 121138; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8108
My little red canoe in the moonlight ;
song, melody William Henry Biddle.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E unp. 119973 ;
Harold Roy Stingley, Graterford, Pa.
8109
My little Scottish hame; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119386;
Ethel Pearson Hibbs, Lowell, Mass.
8110
My little story book; pf., with w. ©
1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120977;
Leslie Woodrow Kramim, Peoria, IIl.
8111
My logical man; song, melody William
Henry Biddle. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
EH unp. 119974; Harold Roy Stingley,
Graterford, Pa. - 8112
My Lord, the carriage waits; from
Fritzi, w Arthur Stanley, m Carl
Tucker; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Jan. 30,0193862, A) forac43357 ;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
8113
My lost island; song. © 1c. Mar, 16,
1986; E unp. 120542; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo. 68114
My love and I; from Give us this night,
w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, m Erich
Wolfgang Korngold. © Feb. 27,
19386; E pub. 53740; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
8115
My love carries on; from Summer
Wives, w Dolph Singer, melody Sam
Morrison. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E
unp. 121149; Famous music corp.,
New York. 8116
My love song; song, w J. M. Dooley
and Helen Mitchel. © 1c. Mar. 27,
19386; E unp. 121256; James Monroe
Docley, Long Beach, Calif. 8117
My lullaby of love; song. © 1c. Mar.
2, 19386; E unp. 119472; Joseph
Charles Blumenstein, Philadelphia.
8118
pt. D1, MES. Woe
My Lu- Lu-lu-lu-lu ; w Medora Schmidt,
m Edgar Friesenhahn. © 1 ¢. Mar.
20, LO36> EE... unp., 121170) Dora
Schmidt, Wetmore, Tex. 8119
My magnificent obsession; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Mar. 3, 1936: E unp.
1203850; James A. Mackey, Hamilton,
Ont., Canada. 8120
My mate, my fate; song, melody Her-
man Dubois. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 1213854; G. Adolph Schurg,
Oark, Ark. 8121
My memory song; w and melody Rich-
ard Jerome and Walter Kent. ©1e.
Mar. 26, 19386; E unp. 121178; Santly
bros.-Joy, inc., New York. $122
My moonlight serenade; valse song. ©
ie¢ oMar.’ 3;;/1986;; Huunp.! 14 9a07 ;
Dezso Evans, New York. 8123
My mother for me lingers; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121374;
Willis A. Glanville, Oakesdale, Wash.
8124
My mother’s paradise; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121078;
Sophie Rye, Philadelphia. 8125
My mother’s rocking chair; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E unp.
119929 ; Hugh Nation, Salt Lake City.
8126
My mountain home; fox trot song. ©
1c Mar. 4, 19867 E “unp./ 120862;
Mattie Harris, Spray, N. C. 8127
My mountain maid; song. © 1c. Mar.
25, 1886; E unp. 121027; Michael
Angelo Diaz and Stanley Jay Urba-
nek, Brawley, Calif. 8128
My native land; song. © 1c. Mar.13,
1936; E unp. 120261; Robert L. Hub-
bard, Los Angeles. 8129
My New Deal theme song; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 119990;
Wallace Gordon, Brooklyn. 8130
My old childhood home; song, arr.
Zygmund Rondomanski. © 1c. Mar.
11,° 1936; E unp. 120073" Osearee:
Oscarson, Waterford, Conn. 8131
My old fashioned sweetheart; song. ©
1 @ Feb. 24, 1986; BE. unp« 120886 ;
Donnaiee Veda Mielke, La Cygne,
Kan. 8132
My old Flag; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120114;
Berenice Perkins, San Francisco.
8133
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
My ole dog and me; w and m Moran
Moore. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121387; Johnson-Bennett co., Kansas
City, Mo. 8134
My opinion of you; w and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 1203822;
Leo Ellis Wagner, Hollywood, Calif.
8135
My pretty little gal; Cuban air; accor-
dion, with w. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 120745; Vincent Juan Torres,
New York.
My proposal; w and melody. ©1.«
Mar. 23, 19386; E unp. 120970; Albert
Henry Lang, Spokane. 8137
My pussy [and] Fish at play; w and m
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf. duets.
© Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54031; Wil-
lis music co., Cincinnati. 8138
My rose; song, w Harold G. Johnson.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121269;
Mabel Clair Ground, New York.
8139
My schcol of love; pf., with w. ©1e.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120978; Leslie
Woodrow Kramm, Peoria, Ill. 8140
My serenade to you; song, w Frank
Collins. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119538; Walter K{[lahr] Fischer,
Scranton, Pa. 8141
My silver haired sweetheart; w Betsy
Waters; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119905; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8142
My smoke dreams are through; song.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120048;
Earl Alvin Withrow, jr., Ottumwa,
Ta. 8143
My song; pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 11,
1936; E unp. 120102; Stanley R.
Minick, Buffalo. 8144
My southern rose; w Hoquin Zacherias
Hocum; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120777; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, OY. 8145
My Sue; w B. C. Bisland-Frederick, m
J. L. M. Merkur; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120223; Jacob
Louis Merkur, New York. 8146
My sunbonnet, sunflower Sue; w Mary
Wedel Krehbiel, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E
unp. 119906; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8147
My temple; song, w Evelyn Vermillion
Glied. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119770; Nellie L, Rankin, Portland,
Or. 8148
8162
My Texas girl; melody. © 1 ¢ Mar.
10, 1936; E unp. 120008; Ed. L. Ed-
wards, Sterling, Col. 8149
My valley of dreams; song, arr. Hlea-
nor Jones. © 1 c¢. Dec. 23, 1935; H
unp. 119486; Mrs. J. H. Couture,
Grand Coulee, Wash. 8150
My volcano of love; w and melody. ©
i.c. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120062;
Lucile Reniroe Elliott, Long Beach,
Miss. 8151
Mystery (A); by Bernard Wagenaar;
pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 54156;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 8152
N’espére pas; tango, paroles Valandré;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
43234; Georget Métayer, Paris. 8153
Na jedno stowo czekam; stowa T.
Kofiezyca, m W. Krupifiskiego. ©
dan.” 10). 193565., E tony, 400-85 HW"
Grabezewski, Warsaw, Poland. 8154
tango, stowa T. Konczyca, m W.
Krupifskiego, arr. J. Wesby; ork.
strony. Jan. 10, 1986; E for.
43186; F. Grabczewski, Warsaw, Po-
land. 8155
Naar vi to bli’r gift; tekst Victor Skaa-
rup, m Carlo Thomsen; pf. © Nov.
4, 1985: E for. 438349; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 8156
Nad kotyska; tango, stowa: Zenon
Friedwald, m: Fred Scher. © Nov.
20, 1935; E for. 48390; Nowa scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 8157
Naissance (La) du printemps; ballet-
féerie, paroles Montenailles, m Mar-
guerite Deschamps; pf. et chant,
Partition. ©. Dec.’.31) 1935; °H for:
43329; C. Joubert et cie., Paris. 8158
Napoli piange e ride; valzer, da La
gondola delle chimere, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio.
© Jan. 25, 1986; E for. 48448; So-
cieta anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
8159
Narragansett Bay; w Charles Francis
Gilroy; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; EB
unp. 120778; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8160
National (The) geographic march; by
Thomas F. Darcy, jr.; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 54269; J. Fis-
cher & bro., New York. 8161
Nation’s (The) rhythm; w Mildred
D’Anna, and melody. ©1c. Mor. 23,
1936; E unp. 120884; Michael Louis
D’ Anna, Buffalo. 8162
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$163
Native (The) waltz; by A. P. McKin-
ney, arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F.
Tomlinson; Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram; in A. © Feb. 29,
1936; E pub. 538685; McKinney’s pub.
co., Peoria, Ill. 8163
Nature in red; suite, melody. ©1e.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119946; Jay
Stemmerman, Woodhaven, L. L,
INN: 8164
Neapolitan mood; by Bernard Barnes ;
pf. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 53959;
Boston music co., Boston. $165
Near; w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Morrest. © dc: Mar: 23.1936 4
unp. 120908; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 8166
Near my heart; w and melody True
Davis. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120423 ; William True Davis, jr., St.
Joseph, Mo. 8167
Nearer my God to Thee; arr. A. P. Mc-
Kinney and R. F. Tomlinson; Ha-
waiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram; in A. © Feb. 29, 1986; E
pub. 538686; McKinney’s pub. co., Pe-
oria, Ill. 8168
by Sarah F. Adams, arr.; guit., in
diagram, with w; in E. © Dee. 1,
1935; E pub. 54064; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. ; 8169
*Neath Hawaiian skies; w R. F. Tom-
linson, m A. P. McKinney, arr. A. P.
McKinney and R. F. Tomlinson; Ha-
Waiian guit., note and diagram arrs. ;
in D. © Mar. 27, 1986; © pub.
54320; McKinney’s pub. co., Peoria,
Tl. 8170
Need I repeat; w Charlotte A. Vose,
my, I... Vergano.. .\©) 15 Ga Mat. 2;
1936; E unp. 119444; Charlotte Vose
and Lea Vergano, San Francisco.
8171
Never gonna dance; song, from I won’t
dance, w Dorothy Fields. © 1 e.
Mar. 17, 19386; E unp. 120509; Jerome
Kern, Beverly Hills, Calif. 8172
Never to forget; pf., with w. © le
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121423; Theo-
dore Nelson Kalb, Springfield, I.
8173
New (The) book of scales and arpeg-
gios; correct fingering at a glance,
Ernest Haywood; pf. © Mar. 10,
1986; E for. 48375; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 8174
New deal Kelly; song. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1936; E unp. 120962; William P.
Brown, Hockessin, Del. 8175
pt. 01, n. s., v. 31
New (The) Deal will soon be over;
song. ©1ec. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
120040; Helen White John, Hunting-
ton Park, Calif. 8176
New love; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120982; Louis
F. Edilson, Los Angeles. 8177
New (A) love in my heart; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Mar. 2, 1986; EB
unp. 119405; Adrian Blaine Omerod,
New York. 8178
New moon over my shoulder; waltz
song, m Lizette Mowen; pf. ©le.
Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119837; Adah
B. Widdicombe, Washington. 8179
New songs to Thee, O Lord; hymn,
rey. and harmonized George Henry
Day. ©1e. Feb. 27, 1986; EH unp.
120618; Malcolm Sanders Johnston,
Geneva, N. Y. 8180
New (The) way method for band and
orchestra ensemble training; by W.
A. Storer; pts. © Mar. 14, 1936;
E pub. 54010; Jenkins music co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 8181
New York; song; mixed voices. ©
1 ce. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121417;
Nannie Diana Bell, New York. 8182
New York City anthem; w and mel-
ody. ©1c Mar. 10, 1986; EH unp.
120032,; Archie Patrick Lant, New
York. 8183
New York, I love you, you are the
greatest city in the world; Song.
© Mar. 27, 19386; E pub. 54873;
Nadage Doree, New York. 8184
New York is om parade; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1986; BH unp.
120051; George Washington Mc-
Causlin, Amityville, L. I. N. Y.
8185
New York of thee we sing; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119936;
James R. Fennell, New York. 8186
New York town; pf., with w. © 1 Cc.
Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119751; James
M. Barber, Ridgefield Park, N. J 3
8187
Nie mozna zmuszaé do mitosci; tango,
m: Z. Bialostocki [and] Nad kot-
yska; tango, m: Fred Scher: stowa:
Zenon Friedwald, m arr. J. Wesby;
ork. strony. © Nov. 20, 19385; EH
for. 43391; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 8188
—- stowa: Zenon Friedwald, m:
Z. Biatostocki. © Nov. 20, 1935;
BE for. 43389; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 8189
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1986
8216
Night (The) bird; w Charles Kingsley,
m Alec Rowley; sop. 1 and 2. ©
Mar. 18, 19386; E for. 48401; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 8190:
Night (The) ends too soon; w and
melody. ©,,1..¢., Mar, 25,1986, E
unp. 121054; Helen Gloria Albert,
Hollywood, Calif. 8191
Night (The) I bumped my head
against the stars; w Dick Samuels
and Carol Shoepe, melody Art Sam-
uels, Dick Samuels and C. Shoepe.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; H unp. 120138;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 8192
Night (A) in Atlantic, the city be-
side the sea; w Jonny Graff, m Gene
Butowsky. © 1 c. Mar. 19, 19386;
E unp. 121402; Eugene Butowsky,
Philadelphia. 8193
Night (A) in June; song, w Burrell
Van Buren; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 120737;
Elizabeth Holmes, Oneida, Ill. 8194
Night in old Santa Fe; by Homer
Grunn; pf. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub.
53788; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
8195
Night (The) nurse; m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Mar.
10, 1986; E pub. 53964; L. J. Muzzy,
Spartansburg, Pa. 8196
Night ridin’ cowboy Bill; song, w
Jesse G. M. Glick. © 1. Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120657; Lucile Burton,
San Francisco. 8197
Nightfall in Harlem; song, melody J.
Lawrence Cook. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6,
1986; H unp. 119773; Egbert Neu-
gent Rhynie, New York. 8198
Nightingale (The); folk song from
Appalachian mountains, arr. Arthur
Warrell; mixed cho. © Feb. 27,
19386; E for. 48525; Oxford univ.
press, London. 8199
Nimrod; from the Enigma variations,
Hdward Elgar, op. 36, arr. Denis
Wright. 1. Brass band pts.—2. Mili-
tary band pts. © Mar. 25, 1936; HE
for. 43548, 48544; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 8200, 8201
Nina; rumba; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120330;
Pietro Albani, Atlantic City. 8202
Nita; w Maximilian Harold Gruber;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; BE unp.
119907; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 8203
No fault to find with you; w A. Schef-
tel, melody M. Hochman. © 1 «.
Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120068; Maur-
ice Hochman and Al Scheftel, Os-
sining, N. Y 8204
No greater faith; w Peggy Thuringer,
m M. C. Taylor; pf. treble. © 1:c.
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121424; Mary
C. Taylor and Marguerite Thuringer,
Providence. 8205
No me lleves; fox-trot, de Escala en la
ciudad, letra en inglés y en espanol
Dick Johnson, m D. Johnson y Hec-
tor Lagna Fietta; pf. © Dec. 10,
1985; EH for. 48409; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 8206
No more sunshine; by Thomas Bourke;
melody with pf. ace. ©1.¢..Mar. 2,
1986; E unp..119448; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 8207
No night; pf. or organ acc. © 1.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119523; Lucile
Snow Lind, Cornwall-on-Hudson,
INDY: 8208
No puedo darte més que amor; bolero-
son, letra Gaspar Arias, m Manolo
Castro; pf. © July 27, 1935; E for.
43157; Havana music supply co.,
Havana. 820
No regrets; w Harry Tobias, m Roy
Ingraham, pf. sec. Paul Hill; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 26, 1936; E pub.
538719; Sherman, Clay & co. San
Francisco. 8210
No use in grievin’; foxtrot song, arr.
M. B. Streeter. © Jan. 29, 1936;
Epub. 54274; Francis Austin Gar-
rison, Palo Alto, Calif. 8211
Nobody loves me, nobody cares; w
and m Joseph George Riha. ©1.
Mar ut. LOs6s Miawnp., ed 232 a,
Riha, Chicago. §212
Noche azul; by Troy Sanders; pf. ©
1 ec. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120804;
Movietone music corp., New York.
8213
Non lo perdete; by David Buttolph;
harp. © 1c. Mar; 28, 1986; E unp.
121339; Movietone music corp., New
York. 8214
Non mi vuoi dir che m’ ami; tango,
versi Angelo Ramiro Borella, m
Mario Mariotti; pf. © Dec. 29,
1935; E for. 48154; A. & G. Carisch
& co., Milan. 8215
Nor on beds of fading flow’rs; air from
Comus, by T. A. Arne, arr. and ed.
W. Gillies Whittaker; unison voices.
© Feb. 27, 1936; E for. 48530; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 8216
307
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8217
North (The) wind blows; arr. Dorothy
Vernon; violin, cello, voice and pf.
Se. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp.
121306; Frederick Bond, New York.
8217
Not all there; song. © 1c. Mar. 5,
1936; E unp. 119733; Joseph Hirsch
Citron, Normal, Ill. 8218
Nothing can last forever; w Marie
Herman, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
19, 1986; E unp. 120604; Ruth
Cleary, Brooklyn. 8219
Nothing ever happens; song, w Russ
Dean. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
119841; James Charles McCollum,
Athens, O. 8220:
Nothing's blue but the sky; w Charles
Newman, melody Harold Spina. ©
‘ie, Mar. 27, 19386; H’unp:*£29208';
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 8221
Nothing so hard; w Winston A. Bap-
tiste, melody Leon De Costa. ©1e.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119616; Winston
Baptiste, St. Johns, Grenada, B. W. I.
8222
Nothing to do; w Jack Hammer, with
melody. ©1«. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120280; Alexander M. Steinreich,
Newark, N. J. Der
Notturno sull’ aequa; di Mario Castel-
nuovo-Tedesco; violoncello e pf. ©
Mar. 16, 19386; E for. 48456; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan. 8224
Novillero ; paso-doble, letra y melodia
Agustin Lara. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1986;
BH unp. 119425; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 8225
Novios (Los); tango, Georges Dorlay,
arr. Erik Hansen; pf. accordion
band pts. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
43490; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 8226
Now that spring is here again; fox trot
song, melody H. Roesler and Sam
Adelman. © 1 ce Mar. 10, 1936;
E unp. 120126; Elsie Roesler, To-
ledo. 8227
Now that you are away ; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121376; Henry
Roggenbuck, Nassau, Minn. 8228
Now the labourer’s task is o’er; hymn,
wanon. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1936; E unp.
119672; Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul.
8229
Dba, NSS Wok.
Now wouldn’t you; m Seymour Man-
teller wath Ww.) O!1 (ea. Hep. ae
1986; EK unp. 120272; Shepard Paul
Henkin, Sunnyside, L. 1., N. Y. 8230
Niirnbergisches quodlibet; v. Er. Kin-
dermann, aus Corydon, hrsg. wt.
bearb. Hans J. Moser, mit general-
bassaussetzung Max Seiffert; sop.,.
ten., bass, mit violine 1, 2, violon-
cello u. basso continuo. Partitur. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 48418; Henry
Litolff’'s verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-.
many. 8231
Nur eine stunde; langsamer foxtrot,
aus Mazurka, w Hans Rameau, m
Peter Kreuder, arr. Fritz Domina;
orch. stimmen. © Nov. 1, 19853.
E for. 438561; Monopol-liederverlag,
g. m. b: h., Berlin. 8232:
Nursery rhymes; medley, Cyril Mock-
ridge. ©1c¢ Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121346; Movietone music corp., New
York. 8233
Nustalgia ; versi E. Maddaloni, melodia
G. Mocerino. © 1 :¢. Jan. 22, 1986;
E unp. 120471; Giovanni Mocerino.
and Enzo Maddaloni, Brooklyn.
8234.
O bless my sole; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120036; Metro-Goldwyn--.
Mayer corp., New York. 8235
O, get out your pencil and paper; w
and m Ethel Ellingson. © 1 ¢ Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120413; Ethel Clay-
ton-Ellingson, San Francisco. 8236
O heller glantz, du giildnes licht; can-
zonett a 4, Sebastian Knitpfer, aus.
Corydon, hrsg. u. fiir den praktischen
gebrauch bearb. Hans Joachim
Moser, mit generalbassaussetzung-
Max Seiffert; sop. 1, 2 u. mezzoso-
pran, mit violine 1, 2, u. basso con-
tinuo. Partitur. © Sept. 15, 1933;
E for. 43420; Henry Litolff’s verlag,.
Braunschweig, Germany. 8237
O Lord, what love didst Thou bestow;
song; mixed voices. © Feb. 26, 1936;
E pub. 53799; John S. Kimber, jr.,.
Newtown Square, Pa. 8238 :
O man of God; anthem, w from the
Bible, m Sidney Bett; mixed voices;
organ acc. © Feb. 24, 1986; E pub.
53813; Carl Fischer, inc., New as
8239 °
°O mese ’e Maggio; song, melodia En-.
rico Rossi. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121385; Michele Scala, Brook-
lyn. 8240:
008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
O! paradise; w J. M. Watts, melody
Alfred Hugo Neuberger. © 1, «@.
Mar. 16, 1956; E unp. 120408; John
M. Watts and Alfred H. Neuberger,
Los Catos, Calif. 8241
O perfect love; hymn, w D. F. Blom-
field. © 1. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp.
119679; Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul.
8242
720 sole mio; by E. Di Capua, arr.;
accordion. © Mar. 10, 1986; E pub.
54279; John Krachtus, Chicago.
8243
Occidental woman; from picture Klon-
dike Annie, w and m Gene Austin;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Feb.
21, 1986; E pub. 54167; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
8244
Od mifosci nikt sie nie wykreci; slow-
fox, m: Fred Scher i St. Szebego,
arr. Wt. Eiger [and] Dlaczego
wiaSnie dziS? wale angielski, m:
Wiadysiaw Higer: z filmu Dwie
Joasie, stowa: Konrad Tom. ©
Nov. 25, 1985; E for. 43400; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 8245
Zz filmu Dwie Joasie, stowa:
Konrad Tom, m: Fred Scher i
Stanistaw Szebego. © Nov. 25,
1935; E for. 48398; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. $246
O’er the hillS and back to you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120673; Marie L. Skinner, North
Kingsville, O. 8247
Off she goes again; song. © 1.
Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119698; Mar-
guerite Blizabeth Meyers, Milltown,
NESS 8248
Off to school; instructions and m
M. M. Parker; pf. © Feb. 15, 1936;
E pub. 54081; Homer L. Kitt co.,
Washington. 8249
Offenbach (Jacques) Barecarolle;
from Tales of Hoffman, arr.; ac-
cordion. © Mar. 10, 1936; E pub.
54281; John Krachtus, Chicago.
8250
Offering; hymn, w anon. © 1 ¢. Feb.
6, 1986; E unp. 119674; Grace L.
Bremer, St. Paul. 8251
Office (The) of the holy communion;
three fold kyrie; mixed voices. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 6, 1986; EH unp. 120548:
Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul. 8252
64325—-36——_6
8266
Oh! And how; fox trot song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936;
E unp. 119560; Richard D. Fay,
Mobile. 8253
Oh baby honey darling; fox-trot song.
© 1«¢. Mar. 138, 1936; E unp. 120556;
Beatrice Counterman, Kansas City,
Kan. 8254
Oh baby you’ve made a hit with me;
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119431; Grace Sutliff, Cor-
inth, N. Y. 8255
Oh, for goodness sake; theme song for
Guinness, w F. Kayess, m Edwin E.
Ludig. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp.
121472; Audio productions, ine., New
York. $256
Ob! Lady Luck; fox trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp.
119549; Marie Nevada Armstrong,
Spokane. 8257
Oh, love me darling, O please do; pf.,
with w. © 1 ¢ Mar. 23, 1986: E
unp. 120870; Lulu Taylor Collicott,
Midwest, Wy. 8258
Oh, me, oh, my; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119598: C..C.
Jacobs, Miranda, Calif. 8259
Oh promise to love me to-day; w Anna
Louise Jepson; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121130; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 8260:
Oh, river, please carry me home; w
Edmund George Wilkerson; pf.
1 c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119908;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8261
Oh sweetheart of to-morrow; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 138, 1986: E unp.
120555; Ida Austen, Washougal,
Wash. 8262
Oh, Texas, my Texas; pf., with w.
© 1 c. Feb. 27, 1936; B unp. 120128;
William H. Barrett, Austin. 8263
Oh that honeymoon; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 ec. Mar. 27, 1986:
E unp. 121250; Lillian Battalia, Port
Chester, N. Y. $264
Oh, the power of love that’s devoted
and true; w Charles Edson Junkins;
pt.’ © Ich Mar. °26/"1986 ;"H° unp.
121131; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 8265
Ohio, the beautiful; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120674; Mary
Worley Gunn, Newcomerstown, O.
8266.
(309
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8267
Ojos (Los) de mi moza; jota, de
Tango bar, letra Alfredo Le Pera, m
Carlos Gardel y Terig Tucci; pf.
© Oct. 11, 1935; E for. 43140;
Southern music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 8267
Okey dokey polka; song. © 1c. Feb.
10, 1936; E unp. 119728; Jack Robel,
Shenandoah, Pa. 8268
Ol man Mose; w and m Louis Arm-
strong and Zilner Trenton Ran-
dolph; with guit. arr. © Mar. 18,
1986; E pub. 54095; Santly bros.-
Joy, inc., New York. 8269
Old Black Joe; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr.; guit., in diagram, with w;
in E.. © Dee. 1, 1935; E pub. 54066;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 8270
Old (The) corral; w and m Walter
Hirsch, arr. Mort H. Glickman;
with ukulele and guit. chords. ©
Mar. 9, 19386; E pub. 538972; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 8271
Old (The) country doctor; w Joe
Young, melody Jean Schwartz. ©
1 ee. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119844;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 8272
Old (The) dirt road; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120487; Wil-
liam EF. Pritchard, New York. 8273
Old dusty road; w and m Buddy Stev-
ens. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp.
120756; Clarence Buddy Stevens,
Frostburg, Md. 8274
Old enough to drink; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 120965; Clif-
ford W. Melcher, Minnieska, Minn.
8275
Old-fashioned sweetheart; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E unp. 120607 ;
Gerhard L. Wind, Staten Island,
INS WS, 8276
Old folks at home; arr. Willis Con-
olly; Spanish guit., in diagram.
Jan. 10, 1986; E pub. 53818; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 8277
Old friends are better than gold; song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1936; E unp. 120154;
Kula F. Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 8278
Old Green River; w John W. Bratton,
m Leo Edwards. © Feb. 10, 1986;
E pub. 54304; Oldetyme distillers,
ine., New York. 8279)
Old (The) home; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121377; Har-
old Archbold, Alliance, Alta., Can-
ada. 8280
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Old kitchen clock; w and m Charlie
Reber; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Feb. 27, 1936; E pub. 538748; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 8281
Old Missouri farm; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 1936; E unp. 120262; Robert L.
Hubbard, Los Angeles. 8282
Old New York; w and m Barney
Kagan, | © 1 ‘c. Mar, 10) 193Gea
unp. 120008; John W. Colleary,
Hast Islip, N. Y. 8283
Old pal, old pal; pf. treble, with w.
©1c. Mar. 18, 1936; H unp. 120592 ;
Thomas F. Mulcay, Framingham,
Mass. 8284
Old pinto, my pony, my pal; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119584; Jesse Rogers, Eagle Pass,
Tex. 8285
Old rag doll; song. © 1 c. Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 1213853; Mildred Cand-
ace Mason, New York. 8286
Old red cradle, where are you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119416;
Florence Haegg Johnson, Ronan,
Mont. 8287
Old (The) rusty stove; song. ©1c.
Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121172; Frank
J. Satoris, Rochester, Minn. 8288
Old (The) squeeze box; song, w Wm.
E. McCollough. © 1 c. Mar. “79,
1936; E unp. 120593; Hrnest Chris-
tophersen, Fords, N. J. 8289
Old sweethearts; song. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120415; Miranda F.
Boyd, Paducah, Ky. 8290
Old time dances; melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121413 ; George
Earl Glover, Long Beach, Calif.
8291
Old-time (An) tune; ‘song. © 1 «
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 1213880;
Robert Montgomery, Detroit. 8292
Old (The) town hall dance; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119477;
Hlizabeth O. W. Gloor, Detroit.
8293
Old veranda; by Lazare Saminsky, op.
45, no. 1, ed. L. Saminsky and Isa- —
dore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; EH
pub. 54141; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 8294
Old (The) woman of Tappington Moor ;
w from R. H. Barham, m Desmond
MacMahon; mixed voices. © Feb.
27, 1936; E for. 438521; Oxford univ.
press, London. 8295
360
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 19386
Olde dusty thirty-five; song, m Luther
A. Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. .©
Mar. 12, 1986; E pub. 53960; Clara
G. Murphy, Concordia, Kan. 8296
Olga; w and melody A. Potvin. ©1ce.
Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120490; J. Al-
bert Potvin, Edmonton, Alta., Can-
ada. 8297
On a coconut island; song; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 20, 1986; E pub.
54236; Robert Alexander Anderson,
Honolulu. 8298
On a drippy dippy day; song. © Mar.
15, 1986; E pub. 54867; Grant B.
Showerman, Portland, Or. 8299:
On a journey in Montana; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1c.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119561; An-
thony J. Hammes, Random Lake,
Wis. 8300
On a little farm in Iow-a; w and m
Fred Howard and Nat Vincent, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with ukulele and
guit. chords and male quartet arr.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 53967; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 8301
On a stream-line express; w and mel-
ody (Opt .c. .Mar. 3, 1986: EK. unp.
119573; Bernard Howard McLaugh-
lin, Cambridge, Mass. 8302
On Atlantic City beach; w Olivia Al-
bani and Milton Harvey. © 1.
Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120399; Pietro
Albani, Atlantic City. 8303
On Broadway for you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121033; Joe
Lucjak, Leechburg, Pa. 8304
On croit toujours aux mots d’amour;
slow mélody de’loperette Au soleil du
Mexique, paroles André Mouézy-Eon
et Albert Willemetz, m Maurice
Yvain. © Jan. 2, 1986; E for. 43252’;
Royalty, Paris. 8305
Gn Lake Michigan’s shore; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukuelele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121378;
George Benson, Battle Creek. 8306
On old Shamo; song, w Kay Crawshaw.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120521;
Lee T. Sellars, Pittsburgh. 8307
On silver wings of love; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119429; Arlene Johnson, Middlebury,
Vt. 8308
On the banks of the Scioto; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp.
121488; Dennis A. Gompf, Marion, O.
8309
8324
On the budget; song. © 1 c¢. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119417; Katherine
Merry Brown, Winthrop, Mass. 8310
On the island of Haiti: waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120421; John Guidas, Van Voorhis,
Teup 8311
On the road; melody. © 1. Feb. 29,
19386; E unp. 119411; Johann Sesser,
Chicago. 8312
On the road to Mandalay; high voice,
Oley Speaks; orch. pts.; with saxo-
phone pts., Tom Clark. © Mar. 9,
1936 ; E pub. 54292; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. $313
On to victory; song. © 1c. Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120872; Flora Allen,
Detroit. 8314
Cn wings of song; pf., with w. ©1e.
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 119987 ; George
Laurence Blauvelt, Newark, N. J.
8315
On with Roosevelt; w and m AI [fi. e.
Albert Marvin] Hill, jr., arr. Ted
Carmen. © Jan. 25, 1936; E pub.
53920; Hollywood pub. co., Holly-
wood, Calif. 8316
On your toes; from the picture, w
Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 14,
1936; E pub. 54111; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 8317
Once again; pf. treble, with w.
1 c. Mar. 20, 19386; E unp. 120710;
Grace Abel, Freddie Carlone and
Tony Emma, Cleveland. 8318
Once I heard a song; w Arthur Moore,
m William M. Paisley. © Mar. 2,
1986357 Epub. - 53785; ~Re0 LL. AHunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 8319
Once upon a time; by Frederick
Jacobi: pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54155; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
8320
Once you loved me so; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120577;
Ralph Milligan, Philadelphia. 8321
One evening after dark; song. ©1«
Mar. 16, 19386; E unp. 120386; John
Reich, New York. 8322
One hamburger for madame; w James
Cavanaugh, m Michael H. Cleary;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 6, 1936; E
pub. 53870; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 8323
—melody Michael H. Cleary.
© 1 c. Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119422;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 8324
361
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8325
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
One little girl in blue; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119455;
Lorene Cates Gorman, Paris, Tenn.
8325
One little thought of me; w and m EK.
Clinton Keithley; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 31, 1934; E pub. 54211; Me-
Kinley music ¢o., Chicago. 8326
One more day with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121036;
George Myron Harvey, Springfield,
Mass. $327
One more waltz before we say good-
bye; w Harlin bros., and Geo:
Bailey ;. pf. © 1 c Mar. 2, 19386:
EH unp. 119394; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. §328
One night in Spain; fox-trot, m Arthur
J. Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©1«.
Mar. 4, 1986; EK unp. 119652; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 8329
One page in my diary; song, w Ben
Wvyngard. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E
unp. 121450; Bernie Weitzner, Pater-
son. 8330
One summer night; song, m Helen
Kephart and Le Clair Smith. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121194;
Harriet L. Bossard, Lynbrook, N. Y.
8331
One word led to another; w Elsie San-
guinet, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9,
19386; E unp. 119866; Elizabeth L.
Cook, University City, Mo. 8332
Only a dream; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120675; Lorne
W. Pilblad, Venn, Saskatchewan,
Canada. 8333
Only a lost love; song, w Blanche
© 1c Mar. 14, 1986; E
unp. 120816; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 8334
Only for you; song, w Andrew C. Man-
Mosier.
son. © Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 48159;
Fred R. Weaver, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 8335
Only good-night; song, w Thomas D.
Rhodes. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119488; Chas. Edwin Williams, Lyn-
brook, N. Y. 8336
Only in dreams; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121398 ;
Mary Louise Tapscott, Scottsville,
Va. 8337
Only in dreams you do; w and melody
Dick Samuels and Art Samuels. ©
1 ec. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 120146;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 8338.
Only you; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
ZAG melonae. Un) kn ide panes
Arnheiter, Newark, N. J. 8339
Oooh! Look-a there, ain’t she pretty;
song, Clarence Todd and Carmen
Lombardo; with guit. arr. Rey. ed.
© Mar. 9, 1986; E pub. 54160; OL
man music corp., New York. 8340
Oo-ooh; w Jack Hammer, with melody.
©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120281 ;
Alexander M. Steinreich, Newark,
N. J. 8341
Oo—OOH, I wanna have a little dance-
with you; w and m Joe Young, Fred
EH. Ahlert and Carmen Lombardo;
with suit. arr. © Mar. 12, 1986;
E pub. 54022; Crawford music corp.,.
New York. 8342
Open the portal to Jerusalem; hymn.
© Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54127 ; Clar-
ence W. Smith, Boston. 8343
Oranges. ©1 ce. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
120833; Florence Kyte, New York.
8344.
Orchard leaves; w Hugh R. Rogers,
and melody. © 1G. Max. 270 foams
E unp. 121206; Dorothy Wilver Rog-
ers, Jackson Heights, N. Y. 8345
Oriental scarf dance; by Peggy Stuart ;
pf. © 1 ¢c. Mar 13, 1936 >) Hi sua:
120248; Margaret Stuart, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 8346.
Orientale; by Cesar Cui, arr. Eliza-
beth Gest; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
28, 1936; E pub. 54381; Hlkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. 8347
Orientale ; by Romeo Casearino; pf. ©
1 c« Mar. 3, 1986; EH unp. 119515;
Vincenzo Cascarino, Philadelphia.
8348:
Oscar fais pas ca; one-step, paroles
Valandré et Bruno Chabet; orch.
ptes. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 43233 ;
Georget Métayer, Paris. 8349
Oui, tu l’auras ta eroix; paroles et
mélodie. © 1 ec. Feb. 29, 1986; E
unp. 119423; Roland Dorgelés. 8350:
Our avenue of dreams; melody with
pf. acc. ©1c. Mar. 5, 1936; © unp.
119725; Conrad lLanoue, Cohoes,.
INS NG 8351
Our beautiful dream; waltz song, mel-.
ody Jack Schatenstein. © 1¢. Mar.
21, 1986; H unp. 120744; Franklyn
M. W. Smith, Newark, N. J. 8392:
362
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Our castle in the air; w Elizabeth
Townsend, m Slim Letford. © Mar.
3, 1986; E pub. 58853; Paragon pub.
co., Chicago. 8353
Our Constitution of the U. S. of Amer-
ica; song. © 1 .¢ Mar. 14; 1986;
E unp. 120298; Margaret O’Bryhim
Watkins, Washington. 8354
Our land of the sky and the sun; w
and melody Mrs. H. Pickett, har-
monized Marcus J. Hoffmann. ©
1. ¢.-Jan. 13, 1986;.E unp. 120832;
Emma Pickett, Fort Worth. °*83855
Our mother’s legal holiday; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 19386; E unp. 120676;
Milton M. Henderson, Joliet, I.
8356
Out of the darkness; w Ed Brady, m
Lee Allen; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
5, 1985; E pub. 53997; Brooks music
pub. co., Hollywood, Calif. 8357
Out of the fog; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121008:
Walter Brandewiede, St. Louis.
8358
Out of the night into the dawn; w
Marie Herman, and melody. ©1«
Mar. 19, 1986; E unp. 120602; Ruth
Cleary, Brooklyn. 8359
Outcast (An); fox trot song. ©1..
Mar, 4, 1936; E unp. 120355; Arnold
Hultquist, Butte, Mont. 8360
Over and over and over again; song,
arr. Eleanor Watson. © 1c. Mar. 5,
1936; E unp. 119723; Ruth Dunn,
Erie, Pa. 8361
Ozark mountain moon; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1986; EK unp. 119468; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 8362:
Paganini (Niccolo) La chasse; arr.
Frank Vognar; woodwind quartet.
© Jan. 28, 1986; E pub. 54288; Gam-
ble hinged music ¢o., Chicago. 8363
Painting a song in blue; song, arr.
Harry L. Williams. © 1 © Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119828; William F.
Pritchard, New York. 8364
Paladina march; pf. accordion. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp. 121085;
Pietro Buscemi, Baltimore. 8365.
Palm Springs; from the film, w and m
Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 24,
1936; E pub. 54172; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
8366
8379
Paper (The) waltz; pf. ©.1.c. Mar.
20,..1986: E wunp. »120¢21:. Clara
Louise Laaser, Kansas City, Kan.
Pappy, Zeb and Ezra and Elton; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
119981; Ted Below, Ben Jaffe, Chas.
Hetherington and Elton Britt, Phila-
delphia. 8368
Parade; by Lazare Saminsky, op. 45,
no. 4, ed. L. Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb, 24, 1936; E pub.
54142; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
8369
Paramaribo; w J. Rizzo, melody A.
Vivio. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1986: E unp.
119660; A. Vivio and John Rizzo,
New York. 8370
Paramount home study course for the
plectrum guitar. © Mar. 27, 1936;
AA 1996483; Harry Max Hamann,
Milwaukee. 8371
Pardon my smile; w and melody Her-
rick Hetrick. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1936;
EK unp. 119842; Lenore Hetrick
Blakeley, New York. $372
Pareca que ves al diablo; by Bito
Rodriguez and Ben Martinez. ©
1 @. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 121013;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 8373
Parking -/pf/' © 1\¢. Mar. 2;°19386; B
unp. 119474; Stanley Gross, Newark,
NN. Jt 8374
Parking on the highway; w and m
H. M. Flittner and Alice Marsh. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 120472;
Helen M. Flittner, Los Angeles.
8375
Part songs for changing voices; arvY.
and ed. William Hughes, Robert
Sheehan, Ann Trimingham = and
Mary Strawn Vernon. © Mar. 26,
1936; AA 200667; Hall & McCreary
co., Chicago. 8376
Partenza (La) dei soldati italiani per
l’Africa; canzone. © 1. Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121248; Dante Toti,
Modesto, Calif. 8377
Party girl; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
2. 1986") SE upp.) 119383 >. Hdna
Kathrin Swasey, Chicago. 8378
Passing by; w anon., m EKdward Pur-
ceil, harmonized and arr. Henry S.
Fry; mixed voices. © Mar. 6, 1936;
E pub. 53926; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8379
063
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8380
Pater noster; set tom Carlyle Duncan ;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Mar. 12,
1936; E pub. 53954; Boston music
co., Boston. 8380
fox-trot song. ©
23, 1986; E unp. 120879;
Maliverney, Olathe, Kan.
8381
Peace; song. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E
unp. 120698; Emma Groh, Coving-
ton, Ky. 8382)
w Sara Teasdale, m May Sabeston
Walker. © Feb. 24, 1986; E for.
43474; Augener, Itd., London. 88838
Peace be still; w M. B. Lang, m
adapted A. W. Lang. © 1c. Mar. 3,
1986; E unp. 119541; Albert W.
Lang and Mary Bush Lang, Melrose
Highlands, Mass. 8384
Feace for one and all; song, m Inez
Sickler. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120867 ; Jesse D. Sickler, Ogden,
Ta. 8385:
Peace (The) parade; w Inez Louise
Dixon: pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119909; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8386
Pearl of great price; fox-trot, w and
Pathways to clear;
di es Mar:
Irene V.
melody. © 1 «¢ Mar. 30, 1986; E
unp. 121391; Victoria Keene, Red-
ding, Calif. 8387
Pearls of Hilo; by A. P. McKinney,
arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tom-
linson; Hawaiian guit., note and
diasram “arrs.: inte Or Mar) 27.
1936; E pub. 543821; McKinney pub.
co., Peoria, Il. 8388
Peek-a-boo moon; song, melody Karl
Kaye. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120441; Fern Dalton, Niobrara, Neb.
8389:
——w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2,
19386; E unp. 119896; Violet P. Hall,
Cincinnati. 8390
Pere (La) Gaspard; fantaisie nor-
mande, paroles Dommel et Valfy, m
José Rancon. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for.
43267; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
8391
Pescadous (Les) ouh! ouh; fox-trot,
de Un de la Canebiére, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto. © Dec.
eal 1935: BE for. 48294 ; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 8392
Petit (Un) cabanon; valse musette, de
Un de la Canebiére, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 43295; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris.
8393
pt. 01, n.s., v. 81
Petit frére ou petite sSceur; chanson
pour petite fille, paroles Montenail-
les, m Marguerite Deschamps. ©
Deey si) 1985; BH for. 43330:
Joubert et cie., Paris. 8394
Petite (La) histoire; paroles Gilberte
Legrand, m Tom Waltham et Willy
Maury. © Jan.''2,° 193863" RY “for.
43244; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
8395
Phantom bugle; by H. W. Friedhofer.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 1213387 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
8396.
Phantom lady; w and m Jack Wav-
erly, arr. Estella Levisohn and
Fred D. Kunz. © Jan. 18, 1986; E
pub. 538679; Empire music pub. ¢o.,
New York. 8397
Phi delta phi song; w and m Or-
monde Herbert Barrett. © Sept.
8, 1985; E pub. 54222; Internatl.
legal fraternity, Phi delta _ phi,
Boulder, Col. 8398.
Phooey on you; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 25, 1986; “ unp. 121059; Paul-
ine F. Arnold, New York. 8399:
Phooey to you from me; w Arza Hitt,
with melody. ©1c. Mar. 12, 1986;
E unp. 120178; Horace Dayrl Puck-
ett, Mineral Wells, Tex. 8400:
Piano accordion waltz. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1936; E unp. 120265; Tony Chi-
ampo, Vandergrift, Pa. 8404
Piccola Zingara; romanza, melody.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120156 ;
Pietro Tafarella, South Euclid, O.
8402
Pick and shovel blues; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120904 ;
Adaline Celina Ambrose, Cicero, Ill.
8403
Picture (A) frame; foxtrot, w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 11, 1936; HE
unp. 120094; Ernest Petracek, Ober-
lin, Kan. 8404
Pictures in the flame; song, melody
Marion Greene. © 1 c. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120404; George Dodd
Hudson, Mansfield, Mass. 8405
Picturesque romance LC three; mel-
ody, with pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121439; Ludwig Con-
rad, New York. 8406
Pied Piper; pf., with w. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120414; Walter
J oseph Blasco, Cicero, Dl. 8407
064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Piedigrotta F. Mario Russo; 1935—36—
Xiil—-xiv, versi e m diversi autori.
© Sept. 30, 1985; E for. 48460; An-
tonio De Martino, Naples. 8408
Piensa en mi; letra y melodia Agustin
Lara. © 1 c¢. Feb. 18, 1936; E
unp. 119426; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 8409
Pigeon (The) pie papers; melodies.
© 1 ¢ each Jan. 14, 1936; E unp.
119802, 119803; Mary E. Rogers,
Norwich, Conn. 8410, 8411
Pink apple blossoms and you; song, m
en. worord. © 1 ‘c." Mar.” 10,
1936; E unp. 119983; James E. Wof-
ford and Thelma N. Wofford, Pitts-
burgh. 8412
Piosenka fal; tango z Rapsodja bat-
tyku, siowa: Jurandot, m: Tad.
Gorzyfiski. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for.
43214; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
8413
arr. Wt. Higer; -ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for.
43215; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
8414
Piper (A); 2-pt. song, w Seumas
O'Sullivan, m Harold Greenhill. ©
Mar. 6, 1986; E for. 48536; Banks
& son, York, England. 8415
Piruli; son-pregon; dos voces. © Jan.
10, 1936; E for. 48348; Armando
Valdespi, Havana. 8416
Pisa bien y no resvales; by A. Garcia
and L. Munoy. © 1c. Mar. 24,
19386; E unp. 121022; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 8417
Pivot and bump; w Carl H. Schlapp,
jr., and McVeigh Goodson, melody
McVeigh Goodson. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 120175; Gertrude P.
Meston, i. e. Mrs. Tom M. Meston,
St. Louis. 8418
Pixie frolic; by Emerson Whithorne,
ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54135; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
8419
Planning; song, w Elizabeth Huebner.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 120583 ;
George Stewart Ayton, Kearny, N. J.
8420:
Play (The) hour; 6 pieces for chil-
dren; pf. © Mar. 3, 1986; E for.
43344; Craigie Ross, Bournemouth,
England. 8421
Play me an old time two-step; from
Summer wives, w Dolph Singer, mel-
36
8435
ody Sam Morrison. © 1c. Mar. 25,
1986; E unp. 121146; Famous music
corp., New York. 8422
Played on a cClarinet; w Myron J.
Glauber, and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1986; E unp. 119408: David M.
Hoffman, Los Angeles. 8423
Playin’ solitaire; song. © 1c. Mar.
9, 19386; E unp. 119952; Lorna Ar-
dell Baumgarten, Elroy, Wis. 8424
Playing at love; w I. Levenson, m J. I.
Lipman; melody, and melody with
harmony. © 1c. Mar. 28, 19386; E
unp. 121294; Irving Levenson and
Jerome I. Lipman, Philadelphia.
8425
Playmates [and] Evening breezes; by
Ethel Tingle; pf., with instructions.
© Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 54074;
Homer L. Kitt co., Washington.
8426
Please be true, to me; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121197;
Jule Fox, Phil Berg and Ralph
Cronn, Cincinnati. 8427
Please come back to me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp.
120266; Mary Bernice Chastek, Spo-
kane. 8428
Please don’t cry; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120470;
John A. Pieri, Buffalo. 8429
Please don’t give me the gong; song.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120913;
William R. Peckham, Richland Cen-
ter, Wis. 8430
Please don’t leave me baby; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119645; Jerry Joseph Psenicka,
Northbrook, Ill. 8431
Please leave your heart with me; song,
w Woodbury Camp. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120634; L. E. Vanderlip,
Hartford. 8432
Please take me flying; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119815;
H. A. Leroy, Chicago. 8433
Pleasure it is; w William Cornish, m
Robin Milford, op. 40, no. 2. © Jan.
22, 1986; E for. 43476; Augener,
ltd., London. 8434
Plus (Le) beau tango du monde;
tango, de Un de la Canebiére, paroles
René Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 43296 ; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 8435
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8436
Po’ ole Ned; song, w Harry A. Ghent.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; © unp. 120089;
Grace Ghent Dean, Columbus, O.
8436.
Poker face; w and melody Hall Mor-
ris. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120275; A. Bruce Curry, Los Angeles.
8437
Polhemus (Violet) Melodie; violin,
with pf. acc. © 1 e. Mar. 13, 1986;
E unp. 120232; Violet Polhemus,
Billings, Ment. 84388
Polish dance; by Lawrence W. Forel,
op. /3, no. 1: pt... .© Mar. ,.9. 1936-
E pub. 58916; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8439:
Politistation 11; sange fra Politista-
tion 11, tekst Viggo Barfoed, m Kai
Normann Andersen; pf. © Feb. 24,
1936; E for. 43443; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 8440
Pomp and circumstance march no, 1;
theme, m Hdward Elgar, arr. Arvid
Samuelson ; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
30, 1936; E pub. 54832; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 8441
Pomp folio; arr. H. W. Glenn; minia-
ture symphony oreh. pts. © Mar.
25, 1986; E pub. 54291; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 8442
12 compositions, for miniature
symphony orchs., arr. H. W. Glenn;
pf. accordion. © Mar. 30, 19386;
E pub. 54334; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. $443
Poor (The) hurdy-gurdy man; fox
trot song, melody L. Yost and Ben
Adelman. © 1. Mar. 17, 1936; E
unp. 120527; Lucia Yost, New York.
8444
Poor little Romany; tango fox-trot,
w Tommie Connor, m Eddie Lisbona,
arr. Dudley E. Bayford; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Feb. 11, 1936:
KE for. 48552; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 8445
Poor wayfaring stranger; Aeolian
mode, early American — spiritual
ballad, w and m adapted and arr.
George Pullen Jackson and E. J.
Gatwood; mixed voices. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54271; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 8446
Pop corn; by E. Weddell-Roberts; pf..
© Mar. 25, 1986; E pub. 54341:
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8447
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Porgy and Bess; orchestral selection
from the opera, arr. Hans Spialek;
pts., with pf. conductor. © Mar. 13,
19386; E pub. 54117; George Gersh-
win, New York. 8448
Porque me obligas; by A. Garcia and
L. Munoy. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E
unp. 121023; Edward B. Marks mu-
Sic corp., New York. 8449
Poule (La); opérette, couplets André
Barde, m Henri Christiné. Recueil-
partition pf. et chant:' ©) Jani 2,
1936; E for. 48333 ; Editions Royalty
et Editions Salabert, Paris. 8450
Powiedz tylko tak; slow-fox, stowa;
Zenon Friedwald, m: Fred Scher.
© Nov. 12, 1935; E for. 43392; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 8451
[and] Bo jesteSsmy mtodzi;
fox-trot, siowa: Andrzej Wiast: m
Fred Scher, arr. J. Wesby; ork.
strony. © Dec. 138, 1935; D, for.
43394; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
8452
Prairie waltz; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 14, 1936; E unp. 120819; Gil-
bert J. Anderson, Langdon, N. D.
8453
Praise-carol (A); w J. Kempthorne,
m Charles Frederick Waters ; mixed
cho., unacec. © Mar. 6, 19386; HB for.
43463; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
8454
Prayer at twilight; sacred duet, w and
m Irene Archer; sop. and alto.
Mar. 14, 1986; EH pub. 54272; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 8455
Prayer (A) to Persephone; w Hdna
St. Vineent Millay, m Ben Burtt.
© Mar. 10, 1936; E pub. 53894;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 8456
Preachin’ man; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 30,
1986; E unp. 121312; George W.
Smith, New York. 8457
Precious mother o’mine; song, m J.
Arko Mendelsohn. © Mar. 5, 19386;
E pub. 53978; Starkey Sharp Jerni-
gan, New York. 8458
Prelude and Fugue; by Roy Harris;
string orch. Sc. © Mar. 2, 19386;
E pub. 53869; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8459
Prelude, Sarabande [and] Fugue; by
Arthur Bates Jennings; organ.
Mar. 5, 1936; E pub. 54268; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 8460
366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Premiers pas; morceaux trés faciles,
Henri Barraud; pf. © Oct. 15, 1935;
E for. 42242; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 8461
President (The); march; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120972;
Raquel Miller, Hollywood, Calif.
8462
Pretending; song, m Erva Gladys
Campbell. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1936;
BE unp. 120720; Hallie Mae Bowden,
Ft. Bayard, N. M. 8463
Pretending; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 120354; Lola
Sechrest, Poplar Bluff, Mo. 8464
Pretty little bluebird; w L. E. Kolar,
melody H. Ludwig. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120891; Harry Ludwig,
Detroit, and Lew E. Kolar, Nanti-
coke, Pa. 8465
Pretty little lady, of my dreams; song.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119795;
Al Arter, Lisbon, O. 8466
Pretty red hibiscus; w and m J. Noble
and Rube Wolf; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 20, 1936; E pub. 54235;
Johnny Noble, Honolulu. 8467
Priére; w Roger Dévigne, tr. David
Stevens, m Charles M. Loeffler ; med.
voice. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53784;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 8468
Prince Gay, auto king of the nation;
‘song.’ © > Feb. 27,1986; E pub.
53687; Mary E. Kistler, Findlay, O.
8469
Prince Su. Ming Wang; Chinese sym-
phonic suite, based on melodies Wing
Fao; pf. ©1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp.
120129; Fannie C. Dillon, Los An-
geles, 8470
Printemps; poéme Pierre de Ronsard,
m Georges Auric. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 48275; Durand & cie., Paris.
8471
Prinzessin Adeleide; operette. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 12, 1986; D 39046; Herman
Brandes, Milwaukee. 8471*
Progression waltz; guit., in diagram;
in A. © Dec. 1, 1935; E pub. 54369;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 8472
Prologue and Epilogue; from Things to
come, Arthur Bliss; pf. © Feb. 21,
1936; E for. 43509; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 8473
Promise with a kiss; from picture Pre-
view murder mystery, w and m Leo
Robin and Charley Kisco; with uku-
8486
lele and guit. arr. © Feb. 13, 1936;
E pub. 54166; Paramount produc-
tions musie corp., New York. 8474
Prosper ... yop la boum; fox-troft,
paroles Géo Koger et Vincent Telly,
m Vincent Scotto. © Dec. 31, 1935;
E for. 48297; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 8475
Proverbi di Salomone; sequenza, per
tenore, coretto di quattro donne e
piccolo insieme strumentale, m Lo-
dovico Rocca, rid. dell’ autore per
canto e pf. © Mar. 5, 1936; E for.
43458; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
8476
Psychologic’ly speaking; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120448; Irvin N.
Hackerman, Washington. 8SATT
Psychopathic serenade; melody with
pf. ace. ©1ec. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp.
119734: Joseph Hirsch Citron, Nor-
mal, Ill. 8478
Punch and Judy; humoreske, G. A.
Grant-Schaefer ; pf. © Mar. 9, 1936;
E pub. 53914; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. S479
Punchinello; by Isadore Freed; pf. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 54152; Carl
Fischer, ine, New York. 8480
Pupil’s (The) recital album ; compiled ;
pf. pt. 4 © Feb. 27, 1936; E pub.
54283; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 8481
Qu’on leur fiche la paix; chanson. ©
Jan. 1, 1986; E for. 48254; Jean
Cartesixte, Paris. 8482
Quand un gendarme rit; fox-trot hu-
moristique, paroles Charlys et Couvé,
m Henry Himmel, arr. R. Wraskoft ;
erch, ptes. ©: Jan2, 1986); Hi for.
43248; H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
8483
Quapaw (A) love song; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120083 ;
William Walden Shepherd, Little
Rock, Ark. 8484
Quatuor; par Lazare-Lévy, op. 11; 2
violons, alto et violoncelle. © Dec.
20, 1935; E for. 438319; Editions
Maurice Sénart, Paris. 8485
Que demande le peuple; de Jéréme
Perreau, paroles Lucien Boyer, m
Maurice Yvain. © Jan. 2, 1936;
E for. 48321; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
8486
367
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8487
Que tendria yo; by A. Garcia and L. | Rain at night; song.
Munoy. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp.
121024; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 8487
Queen of hearts; from the film, w and
m Will E. Haines and Jimmy Har-
per; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Mar. 9, 1986; E for. 48547; Cameo
music pub. co., London. 8488
Querella; cancién. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1986; E unp. 121280; Andrew M. Bu-
janda, Los Angeles. 8489:
Questions; w G. A. Hawkins-Ambler,
m Hleanor Everest Freer, op. 41, no.
6; bar. © Mar. 18, 1986: pup
04178; Music library of Chicago,
Chicago. 8490:
Quiet night; from On your toes, w
Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 19,
1936; E pub. 54247; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 8491
Quimbamba; calambambut, canto ne-
groide, letra e m Rafael Hernandez.
© Dee. 10,4935 ;' EH for, 43040;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 8492:
Quimera; de Milagroso Hollywood,
letra Nenette Noriega, English w'
Marjorie Harper, m Tito Guizar. ©
Sept. 30, 1935; E pub. 53711; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
8493
Quintuplet lullaby; song, w Mary
Brown, Hardin. ) (ais cc. Mar.44.
1936; E unp. 121105; Aleda Wag-
goner, Nashville. 8494
Racconto; af Jérgen Bentzon, op. 25;
flgjte, saxofon, es, fagot og kontra-
bas... Partitur. . © Dee 27, -1935;
H for. 48340; Skandinavisk og
Borups musikforlag, a. s., Copenhag-
en. 8495
Raff (Joseph Joachim) Song of the
valiant; march from Lenore sym-
phony, w and choral paraphrase
Samuel. Richards Gaines; mixed
voices. © Mar. 20, 1936; E pub.
54215; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
8496
-Ragamuffin Joe; song, w and m Jack
Barker and Girvan Dundas; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1936; E for.
43373; Macmelodies, Itd., London.
8497
Rain and the river; w J. Will Calla-
han, m QOscar)J. Kou) ©,Mame 2;
1936; E pub. 53783; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 8498
Dt: IT, MNS; Vook
© 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 119742; Dorothy E.
Dunn, Peoria, Ill. 8499
Rainbow (A) for mother; w John
Bacon, m Haldor Lillenas; mixed
quartet. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub.
58899; John D. Bacon, Dallas. 8500
Raindrops on my window pane; w and
m Violet De Freitas. © 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120713; Violet
Martha Hildenbrand, Los Angeles.
8501
Raindrops on the pane; song. ©1e.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119644; EHu-
génie de Guérin-Kittredge, Washing-
ton. 8502
Raindrops (The) remind me of you;
song, mélody Henry Amerio. ©1e.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120922; Irma
Barragan, Oakland, Calif. 8503
Rangers’ (The) song; from Rio Rita, w
Joseph McCarthy, m Harry Tierney,
modern voice arr. Ed Smalle; male
quartette. © Mar. 18, 1936; E pub.
54189; Leo Feist, inc., New we
85
Ravini’s serenade; by E. Ravini, arr.
Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Mar. 30, 1986; E pub. 54330;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 8505
Reachin’-for-the-heavens; pf., with w.
© Feb. 1, 1936; 2 c. Feb. 24; E pub.
54014: Lillian Lewin Hennes, Ben*
ton Harbor, Mich. 8506
Real flowers; song. © Feb. 19, 1936;
E pub. 53919; Cornelia De Wan,
Jersey City. 8507
Reconciliation waltz; pf., with w. ©
1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 120746;
Vincent Juan Torres, New York.
8508
Red light — green light; by Werner
Josten; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; H pub.
54158; Carl Fischer, ine., New oes
Red (The) man; Indian love song; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 19386; E unp. 119847;
Clara Louise Laaser, Kansas City,
Kan. 8510
Red (The) rose means I love you;
song, melody Webbie Gillen. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120199; Georg-
iana Danielson, St. Paul. 8511
Red roses and moonlight; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 119988;
George Laurence Blauvelt, Newark,
as 8512
368
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936 8541
Red top; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. | Reposo; tango, A. Urmeneta; org.
16, 1986; E unp. 120420; Ruth ptes. © Feb. 1, 1936; BE for. 438371;
Roudabush Mills,®Shenandoah City, Amado Urmeneta Sesma, Barcelona,
Va. 8513 Spain. 8527
Redskin; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1936; | Restless; song. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
BH unp. 121273; Ralph ‘Whelan EK unp. 120473; Helen M. Flittner,
Mitchell Keating, San Francisco.
85
Reeds of innocence; w William Blake,
m Robin Milford, op. 40, no. 1. ©
Jan. 22, 19386; E for. 48475; Aug-
ener, ltd., London. 8515
Reflected in your eyes; w and m Brent
Manley and Hal Hubbard; pf. treble.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121258 ;
F. C. Brent Manley, Los Angeles,
and Hal BE. Hubbard, Houston. 8516
Refrain d’amour; paroles Paul Farge,
m Michel Emer. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 43311; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 8517
Refrain de blues; par Jay Ralton;
mélodie, avee acc. de pf. © 1c.
Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 120161; Louis
Ronjat, Paris. 8518
Regina invicta; w and melody, arr.
A. M. F. Hacker. © Feb. 18, 1986;
EH pub. 54862; Joseph Russell Sher-
lock, New York. 8519:
Regular (A) guy; song. © 1c. Mar.
10, 1936; EH unp. 120047; Earl Alvin
Withrow, jr., Ottumwa, Ia. 8520
Rejoice; Easter service, w A. A. Payn,
m Adam Geibel, C. Kohlmann, M.
Isabelle Ritter and others. © Feb.
28, 1936; E pub. 538906; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 8521
Rejoice in the Lord; w from the Bible,
m Katherine Kennicott Davis; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Feb. 20, 1936; E
pub. 53847; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 8522
Remember the pioneers; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120201;
Joseph Humphrey Barber, jr., Bart-
lesville, Okl. 8523
Rememb’ring; slow fox-trot, w and m
William Colligan. © Mar. 11, 1936;
E pub. 53933; Foreign and domestic
music corp., New York. 8524
Remy (Marcel) Chanson; poésie Al-
fred de Musset. © Dec. 20, 1935; EB
for. 43281; Heugel, Paris. 8525
Rendezvous (A) with a dream; from
Poppy, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger. © 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp.
119631; Paramount productions mu-
Sie corp., New York. 8526
Los Angeles. 8528
Resurrection (The) song; hymn. ©
Mar. 14, 1986; E pub. 54371; John
Quist, Detroit. 8529
Reverie; by Harry Glantz; B flat
trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 6, 1936;
E pub. 53834; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 8530
Reveries of love; song; pf. treble ace.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120651;
Lillian Lutsky, New York. 8531
Revery; by Louis Pabst, op. 84; pf.
@ Pebs) 2@ $1936; BH pub.) 5387165
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
8532
Rhapsody of love; w and melody. ©
Ye Mar 145 193867" unp: “120088 ;
Mabel Ethleen Palmer, Berkeley,
Calif. 8533
Rhode Island tercentenary ; march; pf.
© Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 53782; John
A. Sousa, Bristol, R. I. 8534
Rhythm (The) in my heart; song, w
James Franklin Young, jr. © 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1986; EH ump. 121239; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 8535
Rhythm of the sea; fox-trot, w Ralph
Butler and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolchard Evans. © Mar. 11, 1936;
E for. 43411; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 8536
Rhythm saved the world; w Sammy
Cahn, m Saul Chaplin; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 17, 1936; E pub. 54094;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 8537
Rhythm venture; by Zez Confrey; pf.
© Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53805; Ex-
clusive publications, inc., New York.
8538
Ricordi; danza capriccio; pf. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120181; Vin-
cenzo Falzone, Pittston, Pa. 8539
Riddle (The) song; folk song from the
Appalachian mountains, arr. Arthur
Warrell; mixed cho. © Feb. 27,
1936; E for. 43526; Oxford univ.
press, London. 8540
Ridin’ a rainbow; w and m_ Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120038 ; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
8541
369
8542
Ridin’ along on a spoon; w William
Kenny, melody EK. Alpha and John
Salacan. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E
unp. 121477; Emil Alpha, West New
York: N. J. 8542
Ridin’ home; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 23,
1986; E unp. 120861; Nestle Lines,
Marion, Ind. 8543
Ridin’ the range; w and m Fleming
Allan and Gene Autry. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119977; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 8544
Riding on a bicycle, I fell in love with
you; w Bobby Thomas, m Mark
(Krealoff) Goldstein and Harry
(Sims) Simovitz. © 1c Mar. 18,
1936; E unp. 120584; Mark (Krea-
loff) Goldstein, Chicago. 8545
Right (The) somebody to love; from
Captain January, w Jack Yellen, m
Lew Pollack; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Mar. 9, 1936:. E. pub. 54183;
Movietone music corp., New York.
8546
Right under the moon; melody with
pf. acc. ©1c¢. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119943 ; Casimer Michal Nehr, Chi-
cago. 8547
Right (The) way to play the chromatic
harmonica; standard method for 40
and 48 reed instrument, James
Reilly. 1. In C.—2. In G. © Mar.
3, 1936; E for. 43556; Hohner con-
cessionaires, Itd., London. 8548
Rimsky-Korsakow fantasie; based on
famous melodies N. Rimsky-Korsa-
kow, compiled and arr. William B.
Coburn; violin solo, violin A, B and
C, and pf., with viola, cello and bass
ad? lib.; Se. and pts. 46@ ‘Mar. 28,
1986; E pub. 54244: Belwin, inc.,
New York. 8549)
Rise and sing; w and melody. ©1«.
Mar. 7, 19386; E unp. 119808; Horace
Dayrl Puckett, Mineral Wells, Tex.
8550)
Risveglio (Il); reverie, Harry Volpe;
plectrum guit. © Mar. 3, 1936; E
pub. 53991; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 8551
Ritorna; song, w Riccardo Cordiferro.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119722);
Samuel Sunseri, San Francisco.
8552
Rival; letra y melodia Agustin Lara.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp. 119427;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 8553
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. WII, n. s., v. 31
River (The) of memory; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119884; Edna Mathrin Swasey, Chi-
cago. 8554
Road to jubilee; song, melody Karl
Kaye. ©1c Mar. 16, 1986; E unp.
120443; Mary Jane Boehms, Santa
Fe, Tenn. 8555
Robins and roses; w Edgar Leslie, mel-
ody Joe Burke. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1936;
H unp. 120182; Irving Berlin, inc,
New York. 8556.
Rock a bye heartache of mine; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120563; Wanda Donahue, Sioux
Falls, S. D. 8557
Rockin’ in a rockin’ chair; song, J.
Russel Robinson, Irving Taylor and
Harry Brooks. © Mar. 27, 1936;
EH pub. 54858; Milsons music pub.
corp., New York. 8558.
Rocky road; song: with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119629;
Jerry Lynch, Michigan City, Ind.
8559
Rodeo march; by Lawrence W. Forel,
op. 3, no. 2; pf. © Mar. 9, 1936; H
pub. 53917; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8560
Rogers’ unknown trail: w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119583;
Jesse Rogers, Eagle Pass, Tex. 8561
Roll along with your dream girl; song.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120269;
Harry Howard, Forest Hills, N. Y.
8562:
Roll out, ranger; w and m Stephen
Chalmers, arr. Jeffrey Marlowe;
male voices. © Mar. 23, 1936; EH
pub. 543850; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8563.
Rolling and rocking; song. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120706; Marion
Esther Geary, Chicago. 8564
Romance; w and m Ethel Ellingson.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121221;
Ethel C. Ellingson, San Francisco.
8565
Romance in blue; pf., with w. ©1c.
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121161; Carl
Soderkvist, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
85
Romance LC-one; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp. 119827;
Ludwig Conrad, New York. 8567
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no. 3, 1936
8594
A : |
Romance (A) of Kashmir; cantata or | Rose
operetta, w and m Grace Clark De
Graff; women’s voices. Voc. sc. and
libretto. © Jan. 14, 1936; D 39039;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
8567*
Romance of spring; song. ©1c. Mar.
13, 1936; E unp. 120236; Albert
James Neufeld, Philadelphia. 8568
Romance sans paroles; op. 82; violin
with pf. acc. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 120661; Tulio R. Hernandez-
Mackay, Brooklyn. 8569
Romance with a swing; 2 versions,
Arthur Dann. 1. Melody, with pf.
ace.—2. Pf. © Mar. 1, 1936; E pub.
54132; Hollis Arthur Dann, New
York. 8570
Romancing while we’re dancing; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121190; Ray Mark, Crosby,
Minn. 8571
Romantische ouverture; v. E. Kiin-
neke; orech. stimmen. © Feb. 18,
19385; E for. 48578; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. 8572
Ronjat (Louis) Waltz; by Jay Ral-
ton; melody, with pf. acc. ©l1e
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 120159; Louis
Ronjat, Paris. 8573
Roosevelt campaign song; w and m
Mrs. Robert Russell Dickey. ©1e.
Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119715; Myrtle
T. Dickey, Dayton, O. 8574
Root root for Roosevelt; song, melody
Rudolph C. Seyman. © 1 ¢. Mar.
17, 19386; E unp. 120519; William
Lee Mann, New York. 8575
Rosa ; tango; pf. ©1c. Mar. 11, 1986;
EK unp. 120086; Joaquin Alcala,
Brooklyn. 8576
Rosario; tango, de la pelicula, letra y
m Jorge M. Dada. © Jan. 15, 1936;
EH pub. 53786; George M. Dada, New
York. 8577
Rose leaves; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 1196388; Mary
K. Saltmarsh, Hollywood, Calif.
8578
Rose of Clovelly; song, m Ernest
Dainty, of Canada; ten. © 1.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119482; Edith
Mulock O’Flynn, Toronto. 8579!
Rose (The) of Tralee; by Charles W.
Glover, arr. George F. Briegel; full
band pts. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub.
53937; George F. Briegel, inc., New
York. 8580
(The) that has faded away;
song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120323; Helen Franks, Detroit.
8581
Roses (The); w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120876; Wm.
Williams, Milwaukee. 8582
Rossellini (Renzo) Rondo; orch.
Partitura. © Nov. 30, 1935; B for.
43355; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
8583
Roumanian lullaby; w anon., m Mau-
rice Blower; mixed voices. © Mar.
31, 19386; E for. 43588; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 8584
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) The
cloister knell; poem Lorraine Noel
Finley, m adapted and arr. Carl
Deis; high voice... © Mar. 23, 1936;
E pub. 54352; G. Schirmer, inc,
New York. 8585
Woodland echoes; set to m of
Melody in F, w and arr. of m N. H.
Williams. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E
unp. 118822; Nellie Housel Williams,
Danville, Ia. 8586
Ruiny pli Ora ¢. afar: 27, 19363)
unp. 121217; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 8587
Rumba; song, w Angel Tomas Correa.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120195;
Gurle Luise Correa, Washington.
8588
Rumble seat and you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120402;
Robert B. Gordon, jr., Long Beach,
Calif. , 8589
Runaway (The) donkey; by Ione
Pickhardt Austin; pf. © 1. Feb.
21, 1986; E unp. 119743; Hlkan-
Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia. 8590
Runnin’ around in circles; w and mel-
ody. ©. 1.c. Mar. 13, 1936;.E. unp.
120260; Polk Steele Howard, Chesa-
peake City, Md. 8591
Rust (Fr. W.) Drei frtihlingstage;
kleine suite in 3 satzen, arr. v. Hart-
wig von Platen; orch. stimmen. ©:
Apr. 6, 1935; E for. 43569; Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 8592
Rythm (A) breaking, a noise making
tune: w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 1936; E unp. 120295; Carrie
May Moore, Bozeman, Mont. 8593
Rythm (The) of the waves; w Sam
Koki, and melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 3,
1936; E unp. 119564; Dan. Kala-
uawa Stewart, Hollywood, Calif. ‘
859
371
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8595
’S funny thing; song. © 1. Mar. 5,
1936; E unp. 119735; Joseph Hirsch
Citron, Normal, Ill. 8595
Sacred (The) journey; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119948; Lydia Stamm, Flint, Mich.
8596
Sacred (The) vow of love; w Delia
Treber, m Sylvester L. Cross. ©
Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 54018; Delia
Treber Pepper, Bellbrook, O. 8597
Sail on! O ship of state; w H. W.
Longfellow, m Charles P. Scott; sop.,
alto and bass. © Mar. 16, 1936; E
pub. 54062; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8598
Sail on silvery clouds; w B. S. Gill-
mor, m C. R. Gillmor. © 1 ¢. Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120445; Bowen
Smith Gillmor and Carrie Rogers
Gillmor, Port Ludlow, Wash. 8599
Sailing on Fern Bank Bay; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark.. © Mar.,10, 1936; E pub.
53961; Sarah B. Casey, Batavia,
ING Ys 8600
St. Louis on parade; w and m Sudie.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120417 ;
Sudie Fenn, St. Louis. 8601
St. Patrick is living in heaven; mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1986; EH unp.
120474; Leslie C. Groff, Chicago.
8602
Sais-tu pourquoi je t'aime; tango, pa-
roles Paul Van Stalle et Julian
Regnier, m Emile Maetens. © Dec.
20, 1985; E for. 48310; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 8603
Sally Sue; w Florence A. Weinthrop,
and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1936;
E unp. 119410; Benjamin Levine,
Seattle. 8604
Salt water taffy; w and melody. ©
de. Mar. 27, 1936°" Ee impe hoa
Thomas Wendell De _ Veregnies,
Bloomfield, N. J. 8605
Salud a todos; by Raul Roulien and
Troy Sanders. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936;
E unp. 121347; Movietone music
corp., New York. 8606
Salute; march, Genevieve Lake; pf.
© 1e. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119684 ;
Genevieve Lassere, San José, Calif.
8607
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled Bramwell Coles.
Full sc. and pts. Ordinary ser., nos.
pt. 111, n. s., v.34
1105-1108, Mar. 1936.
19S6% ORY ‘for. 43433;
pub. & supplies, 1td., London.
© Mar. 9,
Salvationist
8608
Same old way; song. © 1c. Mar. 19,
1986; E unp. 120595; Clarence Stan-
ford East, Baltimore. 8609
Sandman blues; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1986; E unp. 121414; Eugene
Levi Woods, Miamisburg, O. 8610
Sandwich (A) with ham and a glass
of old wine; song, m Willard Herr-
ing. ©1ec Mar. 4, 19386; E unp.
119663; Franz Markus, Medford,
Wis. 8611
Sangiorgio (Giorgio) 6 themes for
saxophone; C melody. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 121101; Giorgio
Sangiorgio, New York. 8612
Sans octaves; 12 petites piéces, Lazare-
Lévy; pf. 1° recueil. no. 1-6.—2™”°
receuil. no. 7-12. © Dee. 20, 1935;
E for. 43317, 48316; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart, Paris. 8613, 8614
Santa Claus insert; by Gene Rose. ©
oet,e. Mar. 13, 1936; BE. unp, 120506;
Movietone music corp., New York.
8615
Santo (Hl) desierto de Cuajimalpa; m
de la pelicula mexicana; pf. ©1 ce.
Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119747; Max
Urban, Mexico, D. F. 8616
Sari notturno; waltz, Frank Insana;
1 or 2 accordions. © Mar. 26, 1986;
E pub. 54240; Roma music Co.,
Cleveland. 8617
Saviour divine; w and m Ann Rice.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1986; EB unp. 120006 ;
Annabelle Rice, Galveston, ure
Saviour lead us; hymn. © eae,
14, 1986; E unp. 120283; Emily Wat-
son, Thompson, Ia. 8619
Sawin’ logs song. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 119873; Gwen Clarke, New-
ton, Utah. 8620
Saxophone improvisation; song and
dance man, Hi Moulton. © 1c. Mar.
25, 1986; E unp. 121158; Movietone
music corp., New York. 8621
Say I do; w K. Cusick, m Bernice Wat-
kins. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp.
120944: Bernice M. Watkins and
Kenneth Cusick, Philadelphia. 8622
Say it again; w and melody Dick Sam-
uels and Art Samuels. © 1 ¢. Feb.
10, 1986: E unp. 120139; Dick Sam-
uelian and Ara Samuelian, Fresno,
Calif. 8623.
372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8647
no. 3, 1936
Scared; w and m Cliff Friend and
Berkeley Graham; with arr. for
euit., etc. © Mar. 20, 1936; E: pub.
53822; Marlo music corp., New York.
$624
Scenes from Giotto’s frescoes of the
Nativity; conceived, planned and m
compiled. Rev. version. ©1c. Jan.
17, 19386; D 39050; Henry E. Scott,
jr., and Margaret C. Scott, Amherst,
Mass. 8624*
Scherzino; by Roger Sessions, ed. La-
zare Saminsky and Isadore Freed;
pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 54139;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8625
di Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco ;
violoncello e pf. © Mar. 16, 1936;
E for. 48457; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
8626
Schnitzeljagd (Die): musikalisches
lustspiel, nach Gustav y. Moser, w
Hans Pflanzer, m Charlie Miller. ©
Nov. 1, 1984; E for. 43555; Felix
Bloch erben, Berlin-Wilmersdorf,
Germany. 8627
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
transcribed Chester Wallis; pf. ©
Mar. 2, 1986; E pub. 53795; Boston
music co., Boston. 8628
— Morn, noon and night; cantata, w
J. M. Diack and others, m F. P.
Schubert and Robert Alexander Schu-
mann, arr. J. Michael Diack; treble
voices. © Feb. 15, 1936; E for.
43428; Peterson’s publications, Itd.,
London. 8629)
—— Serenade; arr. John Martell; guit.
© Feb. 14, 1936; E pub. 53695; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
8630
Schumann (Richard G.) Pastoral;
fidte, oboe, klarinette in A, horn in
KF u. fagott. Se © 1 ce Mar. 25,
1936; E.unp. 121186; Richard G.
Schumann, Washington, 8631
Schumann (Robert Alexander) The
lotus flower; w H. Heine, English tr.
Mary Field, m ed. Albert Howe;
mezzo-sop., in F. © Mar. .6, 1936;
H for. 48211; W. Paxton & co., Itd.,
London. 8632
— Those moments I have spent with
thee; m arr. Emil Soderstrom;
solo and mixed choir. © Mar. 18,
1936; E pub. 54175; Benjamin Bris-
tow Owsley, Chicago. 8633
arr. John Martell;
© Feb. 14, 1986; E
Triumetrei;
guit., pick style.
pub. 53707; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 8634
Sea drift; symphonic poem, John Alden
Carpenter, prefatory note Lawrence
Gilman; orch. Study se. © Feb. 17,
1936; E pub. 53689 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 8635
Searching for a blue-eyed daisy; w and
m Linda Bolinger; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
26, 19386; E unp. 121137; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 8636
Second jazz romance LC; melody with
pf. ace. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120276; Ludwig Conrad, New York.
8637
Second (The) minuet; by Maurice
Besly, arr. Arvid Samuelson; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54329; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
8638
Second (The) of four; song. ©1«.
Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120909; Alice
Patterson Baumann, El Paso. 8639
Selected solos and studies for the pro-
gressive accordionist; special and
simplified arrs.; accordion. © Mar.
27, 1936; E pub. 54856; Bob Burns,
Atlanta. 8640
Semper paratus; march; band pts. ©
Mar. 25, 1986; E pub. 54299; Roland
C. Bucher, Brooklyn. 8641
Senorita my beloved; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Mar, 16, 1986; E unp. 120456;
Ruth Vignett, Cleveland Heights, O.
; 8642
Serenade; by Franz Drdla, arr. John
Martell; guit., pick style. © Feb.
14, 1986; E pub. 53708; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
8643.
v. Joachim K6étschau, op. 21; orch.
Partitur. © Jan. 2, 1986; E for.
43565; Wilhelm Zimmerman, Leip-
zig. 8644
Sérénade 4 maman; paroles Montenail-
les, m Marguerite Deschamps. ©
Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 48332; C. Jou-
bert et cie., Paris. 8645.
Serving man is serving Thee; sacred,
w Hale GC. Cole, m Geoffrey O’Hara.
© Mar. 3, 1986; E pub. 53856 ; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 8646
Sessions (Roger) March; ed. Lazare
Saminsky and Isadore Freed; pf. ©
Feb. 24, 1986; E pub. 54138; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 8647
373
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8647*
Seven days with the Saviour; complete
pageant for Easter, Elsie Duncan
Yale, w E. D. Yale and Charles Wes-
ley, m J. Lincoln Hall and others.
© Feb. 28, 1936; D 39043 ; Hall-Mack
CO., Philadelphia. 8647*
Shades of Hades; by Larry Clinton ; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp.
120180; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
8648
aheaee by Lazare Saminsky, op. 45,
no. 3, ed. L. Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1986; E pub.
54140; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
8649)
—w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121173; William Ha-
ward Gehlbach, New Albany, Ind.
8650
Shadows always falling my darling;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119554;
Roy Gause, Ambridge, Par 8651
Shadows on the Raritan; w and m
Russell Harris; violin. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1986: EB unp. 120986; John Rus-
sell Harris, New Brunsw ick, N. J.
8652
the maracas; rumba, Rafael
Val. Colville; orch.
E for. 43139;
Shakin’
Hernandez, arr.
pts. © Dec. 24, 1935;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 8653
Shall I ever gain your love; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 27, 1985; E unp.
119967; Ida Reed, Van Nuys, Calif.
8654
Shanghai man; Oriental fox-trot song ;
violin. © 1 ¢ music Mar. 10, 1986,
1 c.-words Mar. 30; E unp. 120028;
Vincent Barber, Schnectady, N. Y.
8655
Shattered dreams; waltz song, melody
G. L. Lenihan and Sam Adelman. ©
1c Mar. 16, 1986; BE unp. 120120;
Gladys Louise Lenihan, Virden, Il.
8656:
She acquiesced; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 26, 1886; E unp. 120823; Rob-
ert Knott Gordon, Lansing, Mich.
8657
She came from Alsace Lorraine; w
and m Lewis Ilda and Michael Carr ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 17, 1986;
EH for. 48337; Irwin Dash music Co.,
ltd., London. 8658.
She passed me by, like a pay-car pass-
ing a bum; w and m Dorothy Wil-
lemme ain eye ee v.31
son; male quartette. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1936; EX unp. 1199389; Dorothy 10
Wilson, i. e., Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
Los Angeles, 8659
She’s an old fashioned mOnues in her
old fashioned home; w Sina Nelson;
Vin ©) 1.¢c...Mar, 23, 1936; E unp.
120779; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. S660
She says my love is blind; fox trot
song, melody V. 8S. MacKinnon and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1986;
E unp. 120115; Vincent S. MacKin-
non, Regina, Sask., Canada. 8661
She was my wonderful treasure; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1986; EB unp. 119490;
Robert Lee Morrison, Toledo, O.
8662
Sheik (The) of love’s garden; melody.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp, 119707;
George Washing t on McCauslin.
Aniityville, L. I., N. Y. 8663
Sheila; tango, melody. © 1c. Mar.
IG 1936; E unp. 120497 ; Gerald Mar-
shall Altes, Middletown, Nae ee
8664
Shepherd (The) boy’s song; w and m
Harry S. Pepper; in F. © Mar. 4,
19863) ¢.) Mar? 62'\ 8!) tors ta iio
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
8665
Shepherd (The) girl; English w An-
tonio Nicolosi, Italian w Cavazzoli ;
pf. treble. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E
unp. 119849; Pietro Beninate, Brook-
lyn. 8666
Ship (The); w Walt Whitman, m Guy
Booth; mixed cho. © Mar. 12, 1936;
EK pub. 538957 ; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 8667
Ship (The) of golden dreams; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119580; Cornelia DeWan, Jersey
City. 8668
Short settings of the office for the holy
communion; in F, m Basil Harwood,
op. 59; mixed voices; organ ace. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 48170; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 8669
Show man; melody with pf. ace. ©
1c Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120103;
Charles Doty Adams, Detroit. 8670
Show (The) must go on; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121447;
A. Cardella, N. Monty and C. H.
Wagner, Brooklyn. 8671
ol4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
‘Shylock’s shanty car; musical se., mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1986; E unp.
120344; Sidney Easton and Marie
Lucas, Corona, N. Y 8672
Si je devais ; fox-trot, paroles et m Léo
Leliévre. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
43300; Editions Salabert, Paris.
8673
‘Si nos volvemos a ver; fox-trot, de
Escala en la ciudad, letra en inglés
y en espanol Dick Johnson, m D.
Jobnson y Hector Lagna Fietta ; pf.
© Dec. 10, 1935 ; E for. 48410; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
8674
SSi tu dors sur mon sein; valSe espa-
gnole, de Juanita, paroles René Pujol
et Pierre Caron, m Alfred Rode. ©
Dee. 20, 1935; E for. 43315; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 8675
Siemieczki; fox-trot, stowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m: Fanny Gordon. © Dec. 4,
1936; E for. 43216; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 8676
arr. Wt. Wiger; ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for. 43217;
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 8677
‘Sigh no more ladies; pt.-song, w Wil-
liam Shakespeare, m Douglas J.
Twigg; mixed voices, with optional
Sop. solo. © Feb. 22, 1936; E for.
43174; Banks & son, York, England.
8678
Signing off; song. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1936;
E unp. 119495; Timothy John Ely
Keeler, Ridgefield, Conn. 8679
‘Silent watchers; w Emilie Fermier,
and melody. © 1c Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120395; Irving Levine, Chica-
go. 8680
‘Silly little thing; w Jimmy Tolson, m
Bert Fiske and Jimmy Tolson; vio-
lin. © 1 c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121359; Standard radio, inc., Holly-
wood, Calif. 8681
Silver Bell; Indian love song. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119478; Eliza-
beth O. W. Gloor, Detroit. 8682
Silver linings; w Lois Hart Zellers; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120780;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8683
‘Silvery clouds; w J. Wanger, m M.
Hildreth. © 1 ¢. Mar. 4, 1986; E
unp. 119588: Jack Wanger and Mor-
riss Hildreth, Los Angeles. 8684
64326—36——7
8697
Sil’vry (The) moon; waltz, w E.
Rubin, melody F. Rubin. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120108; Ethel
Rubin and Frank Rubin, West
Haven, Conn. 8685
Since daddy got the Townsend pension
old age plan; song. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1936; E unp. 119655; A. Dorsey
Allen, Louisville. 8686
Since I found the one I love; w Jack
Hammer, with melody. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1936; E unp. 120282; Alexander
M. Steinreich, Newark, N. J. 8687
Since the day I lost you; w and mel-
ody; in C. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1936; EB
unp. 120009; Albert Dippolito and
Harry Cari, Philadelphia. 8688
Since Yussel learned to yodel, he’s a
Yiddishe mountaineer: w and m
James Cavanaugh, Dick Sanford and
Sammy Mysels; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Sept. 10, 1935; E pub. 54000;
Rialto music pub. co., New York.
8689
Sinfonia brevis; v. Julius Weismann,
op. 116; orch. Partitur. © Sept. 20,
1935; E for. 48574; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. 8690
Sinfonia D-dur; v. Luigi Cherubini,
hrsg. Joseph St. Winter; orch. Par-
titur. © Sept. 24, 1935; E for.
43582; Musikwissenschaftlicher ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 8691
Sing a while longer; w Edwin Mark-
ham, and melody. © 1 e. Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121416; Geoffrey
O’Hara, Tuckahoe, N. Y. 8692
Sing me a song of the seas; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121408; Morey Graff, Hood River,
Or. 8693
Sing me to sleep with a love song;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 120619;
Bessie Hamilton Miller, Orange, Va.
8694
Sing praises unto the Lord; songs and
poems, m J. G. Lynn, W. Norman
Reid and Chas. F. Wright. © Mar.
3, 1936; AA 198783; J. Gilbert Lynn,
Sherwood, Md. 8695
Sing—sing—sing; w and melody. ©
tc) Mare “1056-" HW “yop: 120266;
Louis Prima, Hollywood, Calif. 8696
Sing that rhythm serenade; w Jean
Strebe, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1936; E unp. 119923; Alfred Irving,
Rochester, N. Y. 8697
310
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8698
Singing a love song to you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119597 ;
Noel E. Henry, Jacksonville, Tex.
8698
Singing on the way; no. 2, hymns, com-
piled Homer F. Morris and J. M.
Henson. © Dec. 1, 19385; E pub.
53826; Morris-Henson co., Atlanta.
8699
Sketches by Sol; 6 simple pieces, Har-
old Samuel; pf. © Feb. 15, 1936; EH
for. 484380:; Paterson’s publications,
ltd., London. 8700
Sleep, baby sleep, [and] Lullaby; by
J. Brahms: instructions and m arr.
M. M. Parker; pf. with w. © Feb.
15, 1986; E pub. 54078; Homer L.
Kitt co., Washington. 8701
Sleepin’ on a bed fifty feet wide; song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120617 ;
Phil Grogan, Oklahoma City, Okl.
8702
Sleep dolly in a box; w and melody
Bert Darl and Charles Harold. ©
1 ce. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120076;
Betty Goetz, New York. 8703
Sleepy-land parade; fox-trot song, w
Norine Freeman. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7,
1936; BE unp. 119809; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 8704
Sleepy lullaby ; w and m Edward Dana
Reed. ©1 ce. Mar. 17, 1986; E unp.
120504; Robert O. Walters, Zanes-
ville, O. 8705
Sleepy night falls; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 29, 1986; E unp. 119683;
Robert Gordon, jr., Long Beach,
Calif. 8706
Sleepy (The) Town express; w and m
Haven Gillespie, modern voice arr.
Ed Smalle; male quartette. © Mar.
18, 1986; E pub, 54190; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 8707
Sleighing (The) song [and] Falling
leaves; by Ethel Tingle; pf., with
instructions. © Feb. 15, 1936; E
pub. 54075; Homer L. Kitt co., Wash-
ington. 8708
Slide (The) trombone; song, w EHd-
ward Pope. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E
unp. 120306; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 8709
Slippin’ roun’ the corner; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121419: Harold Charles Butt, Spring-
field, Mass. 8710
pt. D1, n. s., v. dL
Slow fox en sol; par Jay Ralton; mél-
odie, avec acc. de pf. ©1c. Feb. 26,
1986; E unp. 120160; Louis Ronjat,
Paris.) 8711
Slow poke; w John W. Bratton, m Leo.
Edwards. © Mar. 19, 1936; E pub.
54254; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 8712
Small town girl; w Gus Kahn, m Her-
bert Stothart and Edward Ward. ©
1 ec. Mar, 23, 1936; E unp. 120907 ;.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 8713.
Smashing thirds; by Thomas (Fats)
Waller; pf. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for.
43142; Southern music pub. co., ince.,.
New York. 8714
Smile; w and m Gracie Cornett. ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119780;
Gracie Cornett Ramsey, San An-
tonio. 8715.
Smile across the wire; fox-trot, w and
m Idaho L. Brooke. © 1 e¢. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120565; Ida H.
Jones, Winston-Salem, N. C. 8716
Smile again for me; w Charles Russell
Sanders; pf. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 119910; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8717
Smile (The) that made my dreams.
come true; song. © 1. Mar. 20.
19386; E unp. 120668; Arthur Thomp-
son, Astoria, N. Y. 8718:
Smile with me; w and m Meredith
Willson. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1986; E
unp. 119846; Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. 8719
Smilin’ thru the rain; w HE. Mapes, m
G. Caplin. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E
unp. 121171; Edith Mapes and
Gladys Caplin, Detroit. 8720:
Smiling silver moon; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 19386; E unp.
119550'; Marie Nevada Armstrong,
Spokane. 8721
Smoky city and you; song, melody
William H. Biddle. © 1 c. Mar. 9,
1986; E unp. 120016; Harold Roy
Stingley, Graterford, Pa. 8722
Smugglers (The); by Deems Taylor,,
ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isadore
Freed; pf. © Mar. 3, 1936; E pub.
53998 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
8723.
Snappy Lou; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120868; Vera
Boston, San Francisco. 8724:
376
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Snow bound; song. © 1 c¢. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 120012; Mary Clohessy,
Phoenix, Ariz. 8725
with ukulele arr. ©1c. Mar.
5, 1986; E unp. 119701; Alvahb S.
Tillman, Zion, Il. 726
Snuggle down; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119860; James
Luke Cornelius, Hale, Mo. 8727
Snushanerne; sange fra filmen, tekst
Carl Viggo Meincke, m Victor Cor-
nelius; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E for.
43440; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
8728
So I’d miss you; w and melody Kearny
Walton. © 1«. Mar. 11, 1986; E
unp. 120270; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 8729)
So Vll remember you in my dreams;
song, melody T. L. I. Carlson and
Robert B. Bailey. © 1c. Mar. 4,
1986; E unp. 119641; Thos. L. I, Car1-
son, Minneapolis. 8730
So long, my sweetheart; song, w Hd-
ward Fioretti. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986;
E unp. 119951; Alfred Fioretti,
Baton Rouge, La. S731
So much I love you; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119581 ; Ray
Franklin Wahl, Northampton, Pa.
8732
So sweet of you; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120071;
S. Alfred Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y.
8733
So turn on the moon; w B. A. Young,
melody E. Maltzmann. © 1 ¢, Mar.
19, 1936; E unp. 120615; Barnard A.
Young and Edward Maltzmann, Bos-
ton. 8734
So what; pf. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E
unp. 121010; Stanley Gross, Newark,
ING 8735
Soft were your hands, dear Jesus; w
Daniel S. Twohig, m Geoffrey
O’Hara; high voice. © Mar. 16,
1986; E pub. 54033; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 8736:
Softly now the light of day; w G. W.
Doane, m Oley Speaks, ed. Carl] Deis ;
high voice. © Mar, 16, 1986; E pub.
54297; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8737
Sohet (Suzanne) 40 dictées musicales ;
a 3 et 4 voix, de styles différents,
dans les tons majeurs et mineurs et
dans les différentes mesures imposées
8751
dans les concours du Conservatoire
natl. de musique de Paris. © Dec.
31, 1985; E for. 48241; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 8738
Solitude; song, m Ernest Dainty. ©
1c Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119483;
Edith Mulock O’F lynn, Toronto.
8739
Solo en sol; de Jay Ralton; pf. © Dec.
31, 1935; E for. 48335; Louis Ronjat,
Paris. 8740
Some day, my dear; song, w Edward
Fioretti. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119950; Alfred Fioretti, Baton
Rouge, La. 8741
Some day you'll understand; w Diana
La Chance; pf. ©1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121132; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8742
Some-one; song. © 1c. Mar. 9 1936;
E unp. 119852); Michael Mikita and
Mace Benoit, New York. 8743
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 4,
19386; E unp. 120348; Joseph Lesin-
sky, Daisytown, Pa. 8744
Somebody always loses; w and melody
Dick Samuels and Art Samuels. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 120148;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 8745
Somebody’s shy ; from The town talks,
w and m Vivian Ellis. © Feb. 26,
1936; E for. 48504; Chappell & Co.,
ltd., London. 8746
Somebody’s sweetheart forever; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; EB
unp. 120557 ;s Alma Lee Yeates, Glenn,
Tex. 8747
Someday somewhere; song. © 1 e.
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120080; Le-
nore V. Lusk, San Diego, Calif.
8748
Somehow I knew; song. © 1 c¢. Mar.
28, 1936; E unp. 121299; Margaret
Farrell Jeantheau, Flushing, L. I.,
N. Y. 8749:
Someone to love and cuddle up to;
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 2,
1986; E unp. 119517; Ellen New-
comb, Tacoma. 8750
Something old—something new—some-
thing gold—something blue; waltz,
w and m Charlie Seitter, Billy James
and Louis Herscher; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 10, 1935; E pub.
54002; Rialto music pub. co., New
York. 8751
Ol
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8752
Sometime to-day; song, m Ina Blanche
Thush. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936: E unp.
120273; Morris. Thush, San Jose,
Calif. 8752
Somewhere; waltz, w and m Mabel
Rayfield; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
31, 1985; E pub. 54213; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 8753
Sommertag (Hin) am Lido; italien-
ische ouverttire, Fr. W. Rust, arr.
Hartwig von Platen; orch. stimmen.
© Oct. 21, 1935; BE for. 43570; Rich-
ard Birnbach, Berlin. 8754
Sonate fiir zwei klaviere; nach un-
garische weisen, Alexander von
Dusch, op..13., © Aug., 17,1935...
for, 48579; K. Ferd. Heckel, Mann-
heim, Germany. 8755
Song after sundown; by Randall
Thompson, ed. Lazare Saminsky and
Isadore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936;
EH} pub. 54134; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York 156
Song crazy; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c¢ Mar. 20,
1936; EH unp. 120677; Florence Wyr-
embek, Chicago. 8757
Song (A) feast of spirituals; coll. of
6 modern negro. spirituals, arr.
Emil Soderstrom; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 14, 1986; E pub. 54176; Benja-
min Bristow Owsley, Chicago. 8758
Song (The) I cannot write; w Herbert
Buffum ; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53722); Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. 8759)
Song of despair; by Adolf Lotter;
string quartet with pf. conductor.
pts. © Dee. 24, 1935; E for. 43407 ;
Adolf Lotter, London. 8760
Song of spring; song. © 1c. Mar. 38,
1986; E unp. 119575; Joseph H. Gau-
det, Lawrence, Mass. 8761
song (The) of the bushveld boys; w
and m Diggenhof and Marais; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Mar. 12,
1936; FE for. 43365; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 8762
Song of the chains: w and melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119857;
Harold Jacob Rome, New York.
8763
Song of the dark; w and m Serge
Grodé; bass voice. © Mar. 16, 1936;
E pub. 54035; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 8764
pt. 11, msi, Si
Song of the North; song, w Anna C.
McClenaghan. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1986;
EH unp. 120353; Betty Jane Steele,
Holly, Col. 8765
Song (A) of the Pilgrims; w A. F.
Knight, m EH. E. Adams. ©1e. Mar.
12, 1986; E unp. 121079; Adele Fer-
guson Knight and Edna Eugenia
Adams, Brooklyn. 8766
Song of the sea; song. ©1ec. Mar. 7,
1986; E unp. 119838; Helen Streeter
Lampé, New York. S767
Song of the seagulls; pf. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1986; E unp. 120645; Sylvia
Scholl Roempke, Shreveport, La.
8768
Song (The) of the skeeter; fox-trot,
w Marge Stewart, m Ray Hibbeler.
© Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 54055; Mar-
garet Zimmerman Stewart, Moor-
ingsport, La. 8769)
Song (A) of the West; w and m John
T.. McDonough, arr. Frederic Wick;
men’s voices. © Mar. 20, 1986; HB
pub. 54216; Paul A. Schmitt music
co., Minneapolis. STTO
Song of the West; song. © Mar. 10,
1986; E pub. 54815; Evalena May
Drew, Wilder, Id. 8771
Song of wisdom ; waltz, w Norine Free-
man, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 28,
19386; E unp. 121285; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 8772
Song (The) old mammy sang to me;
song. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp.
121487; Mattie Smith Everett, Los
Angeles. 8773
Song’s (The) the thing; w and melody
Homer Griffith and Dixon W. Kelly.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 120830;
Homer O. Griffith, jr., Los Angeles.
8774
Songs for everyone; favorites of the
contemporary recital repertoire, ed.
Nicholas deVore. © Mar. 13, 1936;
A 92320:; D. Appleton-Century cCo.,
inc., New York. ’ 8775
Songs (The) of Ireland touch my
heart ; waltz song, melody Sam Adel-
man. © 1c Mar. 10, 1986; E unp.
120124; Blanche W. Shefsick, Mt.
Pleasant, Pa. 8776
Songs of praise no. 4; hymns, compiled
Homer F. Morris and J. M. Henson.
© Dec. 15, 1985; E pub. 58827;
Morris-Henson co., Atlanta. 8777
BY ke)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Songs of the I am: w and m Lyra;
pf. © Mar. 23, 1986; E pub. 54308;
Lucy Sims Thompson, Long Beach,
Calif. 8778
Songs Texas sings; compiled by public
school division of the Texas dept. of
publicity for centennial celebrations.
Centennial ed. for schools. © Feb.
13, 1986; AA 198919; Turner co.,
Dallas. 8779
Sons of fame; grand march, J. S.
Zamecnik ; band pts., with conductor.
© Mar. 14, 1936; E pub. 53974; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 8780
Sons of Minnesota; march, arr. Harry
J. Lincoln; band pts. © Mar. 17.
1986; E pub. 54214; Willard Thomas
Cox, Faribault, Minn. 8781
Sons of the legionnaires; melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121263;
Willis John Condit, Woodhaven, L. I.,
me ¥. 8782
Sons (The) of the pioneers song folio ;
w and m Bob Nolan and Vern
Spencer; with arrs. for guit., etc.
no. 1. .@ Mar. 16, 1986;..E pub.
54004; Cross & Winge, inc., Portland,
Or. 8783
So-0-oh the band played on and on; w
Irving Gordon, melody Ernie Bur-
nett. © 1 ¢ Mar. 3, 1986; E unp.
119508; Isham Jones music corp.,
New York. 8784
Sorrento song; from Give us this night,
w Oscar Hammerstein 2d, m Erich
Wolfgang Korngold. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 1986; E unp. 120791; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
8785
Sorry; w Adah Bailey; pf. © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1986; FE unp. 119911; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8786
Sort og hvidt; 6 studier, Vilfred Kjer;
pf. © Dec. 23, 19385; E for. 48352;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
8787
Sorte Sheba; tekst Victor Skaarup, m
Negus El Halai; pf. © Nov. 18
1935; E for. 43353; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 8788
Soul (The) of man; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1986; EH unp. 120133; Cora
Maria Loomis, Los Angeles. 8789
Soul’s desire; song, m Eafim Geersh.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119451;
Harris H. Luntz, Brooklyn. 8790
8808
South sea island magic: w Lysle To-
merlin, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1936; E unp. 119766; Andy Iona
Long, Los Angeles. S791
Southern belle; song. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120050; Levin Houston,
Ill, Fredericksburg, Va. 8792
Southern moon; by Gene Rose; pf. ©
1 ce. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120813;
Movietone music corp., New York.
8793
Southern moonlight: w and m Albert
Herman Siebe; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26,
1986; E unp. 1211438; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 8794
Southland; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121379; Edna Robbins
Schauf, Boyd, Wis. 87995
Souvenir; by Franz Drdla, arr. John
Martell; guit., pick style. © Feb. 14,
1936; E pub. 53706; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 8796
Souvenir (The) you left with me; w
and melody Gypsy Jack. © 1 e.
Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 121090; John
Edward Clash, Iron Mountain, Mich.
8797
Sov du min lille; sang. ©1c. Mar. 2,
1936; EH unp. 119489: Emma Olive
Pederson, Los Angeles. 8798
Spain; fantasie, on famous Spanish
melodies, compiled and arr. William
B. Coburn; violin solo, violin A, B
and C, and pf., with viola, cello and
bass ad lib. Se. and pts. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54245; Belwin, inc., New
York. 8799
Spanish lady; castanet dance, G. A.
Grant-Schaefer ; pf. © Mar. 9, 1936;
E pub. 53915; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8800
Speakin’ of love; w and melody Dick
Samuels and Art Samuels. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 10, 19386; H unp. 120140; Dick
Samuelian and Ara Samuelian, Fres-
no, Calif. 8801
Spinning around like a pinwheel; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936;
E unp. 120334; Anne Versteeg Mc-
Kittrick, Brooklyn. 8802
Spinning (A) song; unison song, w
John F. O’Donnell, m Desmod Mac-
Mahon. © Mar. 31, 1986; E for.
43542; Novello & co., 1td., London.
8803
lg
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$804
Spirit of our navy; march, Jos. Oliva-
doti; full band pts. © Feb. 15. 1936;
HE pub. 53844; Music products corp.,
Chicago. 8804
Sprichwort (Das), Potztausend; v. J.
Melch. Caesar, aus Corydon, hrsg. u.
bearb. Hans J. Moser, mit general-
bassaussetzung Max Seiffert; alt,
ten. u. bass, mit violine 1 u. 2, wu.
basso continuo. Partitur. © Sept.
15, 19383; E for. 48414; Henry Li-
tolff's verlag, Braunschweig, Ger-
many. 8805.
Spring: pf., with w. ‘©’ 1 c!' Mar. 25,
1936; E unp. 121062; Ted Marian
Wojick, Amsterdam, N. Y. 8806
w and m I. Meyer. © 1 ¢. Mar.
23, 1936; E unp. 120912; Inna Meyer
Brewer, Pocatello, Id. 8807
w M. and C. Soete, m C. O’Neil,
jr. © 1.¢ Mar. 25, 19386; EB unp.
121045; Charles O’Neil, jr., Margaret
Soete and Charles Soete, Cincinnati.
8808
Spring time is dream time; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; H unp.
119357; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 8809)
Spring’s echo; w Catriona Muire; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121133;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8810)
Springtime in the woods; song. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119479; Hliza-
beth O. W. Gloor, Detroit. 8811
Springtime (A) melody ; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120222:
Gage K. Brewer, Wichita. 8812
Springtimes of the past; w Louise
Bellor; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120781; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 8813
Standing alone in the rain; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Mar. 31, 1986; E unp.
121453; Emily lLabecki, Roxbury,
Conn. 8814
Standing in the lamplight; song. ©
dye. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp i201:
William Rector Brashear, St. Louis.
8815
Standing on the corner didn’t mean no
harm ; song, Geo. Hvans, new pf. arr.
Max Hirschfeld. © Mar. 13, 1936;
E pub. 53966; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 8816
Star dreams; fox trot, w Willis Foun-
taine, melody W. Fountaine and Ben
pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E
unp. 120125; Willis F. Smith, Royal
Oak, Mich. 8817
Star o’er the hill; from The ghost goes
west, w Michael Hodges, m Michael
Spoliansky, based on an old Scotch
melody; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
29, 1936; E for. 43501; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 8818
Star on high; w J. T. Stephens, melody
E. J. Dominguez. © 1 ec. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 120457; John T. Ste-
phens and Edwin J. Dominguez, New
Orleans. 8819
Starlight; w and m William C, Wied-
erhold; med. voice. © Mar. 12,
19386; E pub. 54056; Hinar Cordt,
Syracuse. 8820
Starlight waltz; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 5, 19386; E unp. 119718; Adolph
A. Silberman, Brooklyn. §821
Stars: valse song. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986;
E unp. 120867: Andy Lehmann,
South St. Paul, Minn. $822
Stars (The) and Stripes; song, arr.
Luther A. Clark. © Feb. 28, 1936;
HE pub. 53720; John Kellenberger,
Rockland, Me. 8823
Stars and Stripes for freedom stand;
pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1936;
E unp. 120626; Eber H. Patton and
Mary Doris King, Longwood, Miss.
8824
Stars of Cuba; tango, w Lou Standish,
melody L. Standish and Sam Adel-
man. ©1c Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
120113; Louise Bates, Elgin, I.
8825
Stars of tomorrow; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1986;
E' unp. 121198; Christine Jeros, Oak-
land, Calif. 8826
Start in again all new; w B. Setzer, m
S. M. Vandehei. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119621; Beulah Setzer and
Sylvia M. Vandehei, Cheyenne, Wy.
8827
State (The) of my heart; w Edward
Heyman, melody Harold Spina. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121179;
Santly bros.-Joy, inec., New York.
8828
Stella maris; march, W. J. Skeat;
band pts. © Mar. 27, 1986; E pub.
54355; F. C. Menges, Cleveland.
8829
380
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
8855
Stelle innamorate; slow-fox, testo
Carolus, m A. Cozziani, arr. G. L.
Cergoli; orch. pti. © Jan. 7, 1936;
E for. 438445; Casa musicale Fabbri
& c., Trieste, Italy. 8830
Step lively; song. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1986; E unp. 120642; Gladys Lloyd,
Cambridge, Md. 8831
Step out beneath the blue; valse song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120370;
Calla Daireen Clarke, Oamaru, N. Z.
8832
Stephen Collins Foster; w Charles
Francis Gilroy; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120782; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 8833
Stepping out with Mary Jane; song.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 120363;
Bula M. Hnglehardt, Madison, Kan.
8834
Still you’re not satisfied; w and mel-
ody Dick Samuels and Art Samuels.
©1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp. 120147;
Dick Samuelian and Ara Samuelian,
Fresno, Calif. 8835
Stolen kisses; fox trot song. ©1e.
Mar. 18, 1936; E unp. 120554; Jack
J. Mills, Post Retief, Cape Province,
South Africa. 8836
Stop crying in your beer; song. ©1c.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119457; Le Roy
Backus, jr., Seattle. 8837
Storm in my heart; song, melody I.
Merlin and Arthur Weiner. © 1.
Mar, 5, 1986; E unp. 119713; Irving
Merlin, New York. 8838
Story at evening; by Isadore Freed;
pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub. 54151:
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8839
Story of the overtures; grand selec-
tion from classic and operatic over-
tures, selected, adapted and arr. Au-
brey Winter ; military band pts., with
conductor. © Feb. 25, 1936; E for.
43198 ; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 8840
Strauss fantasie; on melodies by
Strauss, compiled and arr, William
B. Coburn; violin solo, violin A, B
and C, and pf., with viola, cello and
bass ad lib. Sc. and pts. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54241; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 8841
Stream line blues; song. © 1c. Mar.
25, 1936; E unp. 121067; Nathaniel
Tarrent Fox, Alton, Ill. 8842)
Stroll along with a song; w and mel-
ody J. C. Johnnie. © 1 c. Feb. 28,
1936; E unp. 120018; John Cavallo,
Brooklyn. 8843
Strolling along in the moonlight; w
Patsy Vent, with melody. © 1«
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121270; Her-
man Carow, New York. 8844
Strolling (The) players; by Cora W.
Jenkins; lesson analysis John
Thompson ; pf., 4 hands. © Mar. 2,
1936 ; E pub. 53791; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 8845
Strumming on the old banjo; w E. G.
Lindsay, melody Jack Potts. ©1l1e.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120896; Jesse
A. Potts and Harl G. Lindsay, Re-
presa, Calif. 8846
Student (The) prince; selection, Sig-
mund Romberg, arr. Denis Wright;
military band pts., with conductor.
© Jans, ot, 1936: for: 485163
Harms, ine., New York. 8847
Studies on register changes; clarinet.
© Mar. 25, 1936; AA 200970; David
Gornston, Jamaica, N. Y. 8848
Subway troubadour; w and melody. ©
1 ce Mar. 31, 19386; E unp. 121448;
A. Cardella, N. Monty and C. H.
Wagner, Brooklyn. 8849
Suenos de princesa; letra Jose Lopez
Rubio, m Troy Sanders; solo, tens.,
bar. and bass. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936;
E unp. 121345; Movietone music
corp., New York. 8850
Sugar Rose; w Phil Ponce, m Fats
Waller; with arr. for guit., etc., and
special transcription for pf. © Mar.
11, 1936; E pub. 53945; Chappell &
co., ine., New York. 8851
Suite after English folk-songs; by
Daniel Gregory Mason, op. 32; orch.
sc. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54298;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8852
Suite breve; di Ezio Camussi; rid. per
2pfti. © July 8, 1935; E for. 43367;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 8853
Suite for pianoforte; from the Harpsi-
chord lessons of Thomas Rosein-
erave, arr. Henry Coates; pf. ©
Feb. 12, 1986; E for. 48434; Joseph
‘Williams, ltd., London. 8854
Suite francaise; d’aprés Claude Ger-
vaise, de Francis Poulenc; pf.
Dee. 20, 1935; E for. 43276; Durand
& cie., Paris. 8855
381
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8856
Suite péruvienne; par A. Sas; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1935; E pub. 43263; André
Sas, Paris. 8856
Summer-time, sweetheart-time; Ww
Mary Bush Lang, m A. W. Lang. ©
1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119542;
Albert W. Lang and Mary Bush
Lang, Melrose Highlands, Mass.
8857
Sun (The) still shines above; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; HB
unp. 119628; George Grant McCul-
lough, Hewitt, N. J. 8858
Sun (The) will shine again; song. ©
1 e@. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120225;
Anna Nemeth, Flushing, N. Y. 8859
Sunday; fox trot, Ned Miller, Chester
Cohn, Jules Stein and Bennie Krue-
ger, arr. Spud Murphy, with male
trio arr. by Frank E. Barry; orch.
pts. © Mar. 4, 1936; E' pub. 53877;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8860
Sunday afternoon music; by Aaron
Copland, ed. Lazare Saminsky and
Isadore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 54144; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 8861
Sundown at Bethany; Easter medita-
tion, Roland Diggle; organ. © Mar.
19, 19386; E pub. 54258; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 8862
Sunflower Sue; song. © 1c. Mar. 31,
1936 ; E unp. 121458; Maud Richards,
Wichita. 8863
Sunny blue eyes; w A. Yale, m I. B.
Holt. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119699; I. B. Holt and Art Yale, Ala-
meda, Calif. 8864
Sunny hide-a-way; w and melody. ©
ise. Mar. 12,:193867 Bianp:, 420197 :
Pauline Tanner, Waterloo, Ia. 8865
sunrise, find my love for me; w and m
Lee Cunard. © 1. Mar, 13, 1936;
E unp. 120258; Leila Cunard MceMil-
lan, Atlanta. 8866
Nunset (The); song, m Lionel Scott
Maynard. © 1. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120859; Dorothy Hutchenson
Stearns, Bridgeport, Conn. 8867
Sunset; op. 26; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120894; Alfred Arriola,
San Francisco. 8868
Sunset in Bermuda; fox trot, w Ger:
ald Griffin, m Ernie Burnett. ©
Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54041; Joe
Davis, inec., New York. 8869
pt. HI, n.s., v. 3k
Sunset (The) wedding; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
119927 ; Ethel Fogle, Washington.
8870:
Sunshine behind the clouds; fox trot,
w L. N. Sperling and Nonine Free-
man; pf. © 1. Feb. 24, 1936; E
unp. 119694; Leopold N. Sperling,
Cincinnati. 8871
Sunshine lane; song. © 1c. Mar. 31,
1936; E unp. 121468; Florence Mc-
Evoy, St. Louis. 8872
Sur mon ceeur; slow-mélodie, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Jules Viard et
Pierre Dartil. © Dec. 31, 1985; E
for. 48301; Editions Salabert, Paris.
8873
Swain (Belle Hanna) ‘Twenty selec-
tions for second and third grade pi-
ano students. © Mar. 3, 1936; H
pub. 54019; Belle H. Swain, Chi-
cago. 8874
Swamp fever; w Lois Crump, m Ida
Whitney Waite; pf. ©1c. Mar. 21,
1936; E unp. 120849; Ida Florence
Whitney Waite, Pasadena. 8875. -
Sweet as a rose; by Russ Vullo; E flat
saxophone. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E:
unp. 119695; Russ Sam Vullo, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 8876.
Sweet Coca-cola bush; song, m S. Tem-
ple and Cy Mockridge. © 1 c¢. Mar.
28, 1936; E unp. 121300; Shirley
Temple, Santa Monica, Calif. 8877
Sweet fellowship; w Gertrude Wells,
with melody. ©1c. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 120915; Raymond Prusia,
Springboro, Pa. 8878
sweet Honolulu; w Bert Longdon, m
Harry Grunden; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Feb. 11, 1986; E for.
43550; Sun music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 8879
Sweet melody of night; from Give
us this night, w Oscar Hammerstein,
2d, m Erich Wolfgang Korngold. ©
Mar. 2, 1986; E pub. 53743; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 8880:
bweet Memories; w Marilyn Maebelle;
pf. © 1c. Mar, 23, 1936; E unp.
120784; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 8881
Sweet Nancy Jane; w B. C. Patterson,
m R. R. Schwartz., © 1 ¢ Mar ta
19386; E unp. 120324; Blanche Cum-
mins Patterson and Rosa R.
Schwartz, Chattanooga. 8882
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Sweet November rain; song. © 1.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119377; Tom-
mie Beatrice Armstrong, Jackson,
Miss. 8883
- Sweetest little so and so; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 17, 1936: E unp.
120522); Sam Ouman, New York.
8884
Sweetheart; song. ©1 c¢ Mar. 12,
1936; E unp. 120210; Gertie Pearl-
ette Saarem, Newman Grove, Neb.
8885
Sweetheart, don’t say good-night;
waltz, w J. McDonald, melody P.
Purcell. ©1e. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119589; Patrick Purcell and Joseph
McDonald, Langley Field, Va. 8886
Sweetheart letters; song, w Ruth Dale
Simes. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp.
121238 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
8887
Sweetheart of long ago; fox-trot, w and
melody Fred Fenton. © 1 c. Mar.
31, 1986; E unp. 121486; Fred Farns-
worth, Jal, N. M. 8888
Sweetheart rose; song, w Emilie Fer-
mier. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120393; Irving Levine, Chicago.
8889
Sweetheart’s promise; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; EB unp. 120043;
Blanche Sway, Detroit. 8890
Sweets to my sweet; w and m Martin
Marke; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Mar. 9, 1936; E for. 43175; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 8891
Swiat sie zaczat dzi§; melodyjne tango
z filmu JaSnie Pan Szofer, stowa:
KE. Schlechter, m: H. Wars. © Dec.
4, 19385; E for. 482381; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 8892
m i arr. H. Wars; ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for.
43232; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
8893
Swing; from Public nuisance no. 1, w
and m Vivian Ellis; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Jan. 31, 1936; E
for. 43202; Victoria music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 8894
Swing band; w George Snowhill, mel-
ody Jules (Pretzels) Keeton and
Lynn F. Greiner. © 1c. Mar. 21,
1936; E unp. 120717; Jack Kitman,
New York. 8895
Swing fever; fox trot, w and m George
Clarke and Bert Clarke. © Mar. 16,
1936; E pub. 54040; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 8896
8909
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1936 ; E unp. 121387 ; Bert Alexander,
Chicago. 8897
Swing it low, swing it high; by Monty
Frame; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Feb. 18, 19386; E unp. 121094;
Hlizabeth Frame DeGolier, Cincin-
nati. 8898
Swing me a lullaby; w and melody Don
Raye, Hughie Prince and Tom War-
ing. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
121156 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 8899
Swing song; w Don Ford; 1st violin.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp. 120057;
Sally Smith, Mt. Calvary, Wis. 8900
Swingin’ along singin’ a song; by Gene
Rose. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; Ei unp.
120815; Movietone music corp., New
York. 8901
Swinging along; by Alexander Ben-
nett; pf. © Mar. 25, 1936; E pub.
54338; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8902
Sympathy (The) of Mrs. D. Roosevelt ;
waltz, w A. Alosi and Ben Adelman,
with melody. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936;
E unp. 120994; Alfredo Alosi, East
Braintree, Mass. 8903
Sympatji choé odrobine; tango, stowa
Juljana Krzewinskiego, m Adama
Lenczowskiego. © Dec. 4, 1935; EH
for. 43180; Gebethner & Wolff, War-
saw, Poland. 8904
[and] A jednak sie skon-
czyto; slow-fox, slowa Jerry’ego, m
J. Skotnickiego: arr. J. Gert; ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for.
43182; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 8905
Symphony in D minor; 2d movement,
César Franck, arr. Adolf Schmid;
orch. pts. © Feb. 10, 1936; E pub.
53534; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8906
—ed. and rev. Adolf Schmid;
orch. Sc. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53747; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
8907
Syracuse overture; by James J. Don-
nelly and V. L. Mott; bugle and
drum se. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E
unp. 119448; Lawrence A. McNally,
New York. 8908
Tahiti; song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121486; Ben Lunt, Upper
Montclair, N. J. 8909
389
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8910
Tailspin Harry; m C. L. Fritzen; pf.,
with w. ‘©'11 c Mar. 16, 19363) E
unp. 120458; Carl Lewis Fritzen,
Seymour, Ind. 8910
’Taint no use; w Herb Magidson, mel-
ody Burton Lane. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 119839; Crawford mu-
sie corp., New York. 8911
Take a look at that rainbow, it’s smil-
ing at you; w and melody. ©1..
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120927; Nich-
olas Kapity and Johnny Virden,
Akron, O. 8912
Take heart; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 29, 1986; E unp. 119867; Rose
Marguerite Balz, Novato, Calif.
8913.
Take me back to old New England;
waltz, w Catherine R. Parmeter, with
melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 10, 1986; HE
unp. 120025; Irving D. Parmeter,
Santa Barbara, Calif. 8914
Take me back to the South; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 120881; Raymond Harrison
Welsh, Ogden, Utah. 8915
Take me in your arms again; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119885; Edna Kathrin Swasey, Chi-
cago. 8916
Take me on your knee again; song. ©
1 ¢ Mar. 13, 1986;. E.,unp. 120242;
Lydia Jeursha Rinehart, Upton, Wy.
8917
Take warning from me; pf., withw. ©
1 ec Feb. 29, 1936; E unp. 120137;
Cora Pounds, Herminie, Pa. - 8918
Takie cos; z filmu JaSnie Pan Szofer,
stowa: EH. Schlechter, m: H. Wars.
© Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 43228; M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 8919:
[and] To nie ty; z filmu JaSnie
Pan Szofer, stowa: E. Schlechter, m
i arr. H. Wars; ork. strony. © Dec.
20, 1985; E for. 48230; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 8920
Tale (The) the blue moon told me;
waltz, Rei Kolehmainen; pf. ©1c.
Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 121097; Reino
Ilmari Kolehmainen, Vancouver,
B..C., Canada. 8921
Tango; pf. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E
unp. 121491; Dorothy Ann Koelbel,
Hollywood, Calif. 8922,
Tango in D; by I. Albeniz, arr. Eliza-
beth Gest; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
25, 1986; E pub. 54343; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8923:
pt. 111, MAS, Vv. ak
Tantalizin’ blues; pf., with w. © 1c.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121049';-Mary
Elizabeth Crossley, Boston. 8924
Tantalizin’ Liza; song. ©1c. Mar. 6,
19386; E unp. 119798; Helen Streeter
Lampé, New York. 8925.
Tap dance of the chimes; by Zez Con-
frey; pf. © Mar. 2, 1986; E pub.
53806; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 8926:
Taps, U. S. A.; w and setting A. G.
Sharpe; quartette; organ ace. ©1
ce. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121420; Al-
fred G. Sharpe, New York. 8927
Tears; song. ©1. Feb. 5, 19386; E.
unp. 120822; Richard Delnunzio, jr.,
and Louis Barbarelli, Brooklyn.
8928.
Tears in my heart while I play; song,
m C. Roland Flick. © 1c. Mar. 19,
1986; E unp. 120622; Lenora Jacobs
Haffner, Nashville. 8929
Tears in the rain; song, melody Stanley
Kolan. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E. unp.
119464; Philip Urbanc, La Salle, Ill.
8930"
Teasin’: pf. treble, with w. ©1c. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119937 ; Harold Rand,
Glendora, Calif. 8981.
Television girl; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120707; Fred-
erick Richard Dickover, Chicago.
8932
Tell her while the moon rolls by; w
Ernest Ashley Haines; pf. © 1.
Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 121134; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8933:
Tell me, how can I tell; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120465;
Jay Van Burk, Torrington, Wy. 8934
Tell me lovely bluebird; song, m Lu-
ther A. Clark. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1986;
E unp. 121406; Helen Adelaide Lloyd,
Seattle. 8935.
Tell me, what did I do; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; HE unp. 119467;
Francis Marion Cooper, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 8936.
Tell me why don’t you come back to
me; song. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E.
unp. 121115; Helen C. Stevens,
Brooklyn. 8937
Tell me your troubles; w Mort Dixon,
melody Ray Henderson. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1936; E unp. 119788 ; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 8938
384
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1986
Temperance parody ; new w, set to tune
of Little brown jug; mixed voices.
© Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 538387; Edna
HE. Hood, Racine, Wis. 8939:
Tempo (The) of the waltz; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1936;
E unp. 120164; Paul Madison Knis-
kern, New York. 8940
Ten (The) thousand lakes; waltz song.
©i1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120929 ;
Mary Tubbs Crone, i. e. Mrs. A. J.
Crone, Deerwood, Minn. 8941
Tenderly ; w Lena Howard; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp, 119912; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
8942
Tenderly and sweetly; w M. B. Lang,
m A. W. Lang. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1936;
E unp. 119548; Albert W. Lang and
Mary Bush Lang, Melrose Highlands,
Mass. 8943
Terrakotta; tango, ur Kopminnen i
nordens Venedig, text Kar!-Gerhard,
m Jules Sylvain; pf. © Feb. 15,
1986; E for. 438341; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm. 8944
Testament (Le) de Mazarin; de Jé-
rome Perreau, paroles Lucien Boyer,
m Maurice Yvain. © Jan. 2, 1936;
HB for. 43322; C. Joubert & cie., Le
894
Texas bluebonnet waltz; song. © Mar.
9, 1986; E pub. 53901; Camilla Phil-
lips Hendrix, Paducah, Tex. 8946
Texas (The) border; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121383;
Ross M. Peterson, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 8947
Texas celebrates; song. © 1 c¢. Mar.
11, 1936; E unp. 118760; Miriam El-
liott Banhagel, Detroit. 8948
Texas (The) centennial; song, melody
Larry Grant. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936;
H unp. 121234; Arthur Hassler, New
Ulm, Tex. 8949)
Texas centennial; march song, w Mrs.
J. G. Sarran. © Mar. 10, 1936; E
pub. 54814; Felix Olino, San An-
tonio. 8950:
Texas centennial exposition march;
intro. the Texas state song, Gunner
Talbot; band pts. © Mar. 3, 1936;
E pub. 53986 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 8951
Texas (The) centennial waltz; song.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120871:
Basil Bernard Bell, Cuero, Texas.
8952
8967
Texas invites you; mixed voices. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 13,:1986; E. unp. 120238 ;
Ida Kerbel Grace, Dallas. 8953
Texas may I never wander; w Mark
Miner, m David W. Guion; med.
voice. © Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 53810;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 8954
Texas moon; w Stephen Fay, m Gladys
Pitcher. © Feb. 25, 1936; E pub.
53727; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
8955
a male voices. © Mar. 5,
19386; E pub. 53888; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 8956
—ssop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Mar. 24, 1986; E pub. 54303; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 8957
Texas star; w May Singhi Breen and
Leonard R. Barrett, m Peter De
Rose; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Mar. 25, 1986; E pub. 54261; Miller
music, ine., New York. 8958
Texas (A) welcome; w and m Annie
Laura McDonald; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1936 ; E unp. 1196389; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Houston. 8959
Texas welcomes you; w and m Annie
Laura McDonald. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1986; E unp. 120157; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Houston. S960
Thank you Mr. Sandman; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120405; William Rusk Smith, Palm-
erton, Pa. 8961
'Thanks to you; w and melody. ©1ce.
Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119752; Krank
Kaplan, Boston. 8962
That Brown Bomber; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121259;
Saniuel Major, Detroit. 8963
‘hat dear little pal of mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Mar. 20, 19386; E unp. 120682 ;
Vera C. Rediske, Sparta, Wis. 8964
That judgment day; song. ©1c. Mar.
25, 1986; E unp. 121064; Allen A.
Duboff, Brooklyn. 8965
That last blue waltz; w and m Violet
De Freitas. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986;
E unp. 119544; Violet Martha Hilden-
brand, Los Angeles. 8966
That little old shack away out back;
song, arr. Bob. Hainsworth. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120875; De-
Witt Ray Clingenpeel, Seattle. 8967
389
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8968
That lovely night; w Joseph Lonetti;
pf. © 1c Mar. 24, 1986; E. unp.
120998; Domenic Fuggi, New Haven.
8968
That memory night; song. ©1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121167; Eva Mae
Kausch, Rochester, N. Y. 8969)
That old trunk in the attic; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 1208538 ;
John Elias Swanson, Mamaroneck,
ING YY. 8970
That’s how Ill cling to you; song,
melody Banks Kennedy. ©1e. Mar.
3, 1986; EH unp. 119487; Simon Gold,
Newburgh, N. Y. 8971
That’s how I’m living now; w E. Johns-
ton, with melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 2,
1986; E unp. 119420; Emery Johns-
ton and Elmer Quarnstrom, Los
Angeles. 8972
That’s-how-it-is; w and melody. ©
1c Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120029;
Aaron Brown, Red Bank, N. J.
8973
That’s the picture of my baby; song.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119781;
Zoe LaCroix, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
8974
That’s what the Gypsy said; w and
melody Dob York. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119463; Ausbie Allen
York, Levelland, Tex. 8975:
That silly littl tune; w Rowena
Huber, melody Frank Magine. ©
Lc. Mar. 26, 1986; Hy unp, 121317;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 8976
Thee we adore; hymn, w St. Thomas
Aquinas. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1986; E
unp. 119676; Grace L. Bremer, St.
Paul. 8977
Theme from Finlandia; by Jean
Sibelius, arr. Chester Wallis; pf. ©
Mar. 2, 1986; E pub. 53796; Boston
music co., Boston. 8978
Theme songs without words, no. 3;
melody. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1986; E
unp. 121454; Ralph De Canio, New
York. 8979
Then I knew you were meant for me;
fox trot, w and m Chancery Lane.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 120553;
W. Lindsay Coote, Christchurch,
Sora Nw A, 8980
Then I'll believe in you; song. ©1e.
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121176; Arthur
Thompson, Astoria, N. Y. 8981
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
There ain’t no one; w and m Bill Good-
rich. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp.
121187; William Goodrich, Little
Rock, Ark. 8982
There ain’t nobody livin’ down below;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 12, 1936;
E unp. 120185; Mona Lee Vernon,
Chicago. 8983
There has to be love; w Elinor Rogers ;
pf. © 1¢ Mar. 9 1986; Ex unp.
119913; Sylvester Long Cross, Pert-
land, Or, S984
There’s a cabin in the mountains;
song, arr. Burrell Van Buren. (
Dec. 20, 1985; E pub. 54221; Eiman
S. Baker, Arlington, Kan. 8985
There’s a cottage by the moon; w and
melody Walter G. Samuels, Leonard
Whitcup and Teddy Powell. © 1 «
Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119840; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 8986
There’s a cottage in the valley; song.
© Feb. 17, 1936; E. pub. ' 54277;
Bertha Landers Hargreave, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 8987
There’s a little luck charm hangin’
right on my arm; w and m Dave
Oppenheim, Max Rich and Harold
Raymond. © Mar. 10, 1986; E pub.
53814; Superior music, ine, New
York. 8988
There’s a little old log cabin in the
valley; w and m Red Beduhn; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 26, 1936; EH) pub.
53949: Beduhn music pub. co., Van
Dyne, Wis. 8989
There’s a moonlight for ev’ry kiss,
dear: w and m Mike Millovats. ©
1 ce. Mar. 25, 1986; EB unp. 121074;
Michael Millovats, Yukon, Pa.
8990
There’s a new moon tonight, in Sun-
shine Valley; song, George B. Me-
Connell, George A. Little and Irving
Mosloff. © Mar. 27, 1936; E pub.
543859; Milsons music pub. corp.,
York. . 8991
There’s a new star shining in heaven;
w Flo Dusterhoff; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar.
9, 1986; E unp.. 119914; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 8992
There’s a one horse town in Arizona;
w and m Keuleman, Barnard and
Roberts; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
9, 1936; E for. 43137; J. Norris mu-
sic pub. co., ltd., London. 8993
386
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
9020
There’s a small hotel; from On your
toes, w Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rod-
gers; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Mar. 14, 1936; E pub. 54113; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 8994
There’s a smile in the skies; from The
student’s romance, w Clifford Grey
and Richard Hutter, m Hans May;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Feb. 5,
1936; E for. 48426; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 8995
There’s a spot I knew; song, melody
Gene LaSalle. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1986;
E unp. 120484; Clarence Lehman,
Orrville, O. 8996
There’s.a U in my goal, but it’s spelled
y-o-u; fox-trot, w R. E. Miller, m
Frank Miller. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986;
E unp. 120920; Frank Miller and
Ruth Ellen Miller, St. Louis. 8997
There’s an aching in my heart; w, mel-
ody and guit. arr. © 1c. Mar. 19,
1986; E unp. 120627; Paul Soffrin,
Brooklyn. 8998
There’s such a thing; song. © 1.
Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 1193878; Tom-
mie Beatrice Armstrong, Jackson,
Miss. 8999
These foolish things; from revue
Spread it abroad, w Holt Marvell, m
Jack Strachey. © Feb. 21, 1936; E
for. 43193; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9000:
They hear the sirens for the second
time; symphonic poem, w Andrew
Lang; twelve pt. mixed cho. Sc.
1 ec. Mar. 24, 19386; E unp. 120950;
Thaddeus Gorecki, Philadelphia.
9001
Things to come; film music, Arthur
Bliss, arr. Dan Godfrey; full mili-
tary band pts., with conductor. ©
Feb. 27, 1936; E for. 48510; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 9002
Think! of all the time we wasted;
- gong, w Audrey Leonard. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121058; Stan-
ley Carlson Mason, Glen Rock, N. J.
9003
Think of me; pf., with w. ©1c. Mar.
25, 1986; E unp. 121109; Chester
Mehring, Pittsburgh. 9004
Thinkin’; song, m George Francis Hall.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119871;
Francis Hall, Lafayette, Ind. 9005
Thinking; song. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986;
E eunp. 120215; Emma Olson, Minne-
apolis. 9006
This endris night; w anon, 15th cen-
tury, m Robin Milford, op. 40, no. 4.
Jan. 22, 19386; E for. 438478;
Augener, Iltd., London. 9007
This is our dance; song, w Alice Lee.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120940 ;
Grace Jackson, Seattle. 9008
This must be heaven; w and m J.
Swanson; pf. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 120389; Jack Swanson and
Frank Dennis, Tacoma. 9009
This old man [and] Ride a cock
horse; m and instructions Ethel Tin-
gle; pf., with w. © Feb. 15, 1936;
E pub. 54073; Homer L. Kitt co.,
Washington. 9010
This world’s a good old place; song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1986; E unp. 120153;
Eula F. Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 9011
Tho’ you cannot be mine; song. ©1c.
Mar. 23, 19386; E unp. 120898; Ruth
Gammon Brown, Deadwood, 8. D.
9012
Those happy horse and buggy days;
song, m Carroll Webster. © 1 e.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119662; Franz
Markus, Medford, Wis. 9013
Three (The) aces; cornet trio, Herbert
L. Clarke, op. 234; band pts. © Feb.
17, 1986; E pub. 54050; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 9014
trio, by Herbert L. Clarke, op.
234; cornets or trumpets; pf. acc.
© Feb. 17, 1936; E pub. 54052; Fill-
more bros, co., Cincinnati. 9015
Three big cheers for Mister Roosevelt ;
w Walter H. Ehrhorn, m Les C.
Copeland. © 1 e. Mar. 17, 1986; E
unp. 120503; Walter H. Ehrhorn and
Les Copeland, San Francisco. 9016
Three men of Gotham; voc. duet, w
Thomas Love Peacock, m C. Arm-
strong Gibbs. © Mar. 10, 1986; H
for. 48486; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 9017
Three minutes of heaven; 3 figure
waltz, w Ralph Butler and Stanley
J. Damerell, m Tolchard Evans. ©
Feb. 26, 1936; E for. 438412; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 9018
Thrill (The) of your first kiss; song,
w Lou Massaro. © 1 ¢ Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121242; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 9019
Throne (The) in the old rocking chair ;
song, w Emma Rust; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp.
120200; Hervey W. Cary, Saybrook,
Til. 9020
5387
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9021
pt. 11,4. Vv. ok
Thru a veil of indifference; w and m
Buddy Feyne, Geo. Sterney and
Peter Tinturin, pf. se. Paul Hill;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 11, 1936; E
pub. 53982; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 9021
Thumbing along; song. © 1 c. Mar.
2, 1936; E unp. 119469; William Rob-
erts, Waupun, Wis. 9022
Till you come rolling home to me;
song. © 1c Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120235; Emma Dove Fouch Fosdick,
San Jose, Calif. 9023.
Time out; march, Jos. Olivadoti; band
pts. © Feb. 18, 1936; E pub. 54265;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
9024
Tiny tot; song, w Frances Phillips. ©
1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120728; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 9025
Tired; w V. M. Salsbury and T. C.
Salsbury; pf. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936;
EH unp. 121464; Virginia May Sals-
bury, Cleveland. 9026
Tired of falling in love; song. ©1e.
Mar. 138, 1986; E unp. 120250; Lorna
Ardell Baumgarten, Elroy, Wis.
9027
’Tis better so; song, w Lulu Peterson.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120059';
Elvira McCord Dexheimer, Montrose,
N.. Y. 9028
Ti-fi-ti-ne:) pf., with, w. © 1c.’ Mar.
16, 1936; E unp. 120385; George
Gaynor Gagnon, New York. 9029
To a skylark;: op. 5; pf. © 1c. Feb.
1, 1986; E unp. 1203840; R. Howard
Bodwell, Hollywood, Calif. 9030)
To Iona; w Napoleon Broward Arm-
wood; pf. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1936; H
unp. 120785; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9031
To live belov’d; w Bee McMullen, m
Albert Fox. © Mar. 6, 1986; E for.
435383; Cary & co., London. 9032
To Major Bowes; w and new arr. of
old: sone. (C1 c. Mar si 19a. 0B
unp. 121465; William Lawson McKie,
Washington. 9033,
To nie nie szkodzi; tango, stowa:
Jerry, m: P. Karpf. © Dee. 18,
1935 ; Ei for. 48395 ; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 90B4
——arr. Wt. Higer [and] Graj
skrzypku; tango, stowa: St. Zdro-
jewski, m: Wtad. Lidauer, arr. J.
Wesby: ork. strony. © Dec. 13,
1935; E for. 48397; Nowa_ scena,.
Warsaw, Poland. 8035
To nie ty; z filmu JaSnie Pan Szofer,
stowa: HE. Schlechter, m: H. Wars.
© Dee. 20, 1935; E for. 43229: M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 9036
To ostatnia niedziela; tango, slowa:
Zenon Friedwald, m: Jerzy Peters-
burski. © Dec. 17, 1985; E for.
43357; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
9037
arr. J. WeSby; ork. strony.
© Dee. 17, 1935; E for. 48388; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 9038
To our absent brothers; song. ©1«
Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120263; Robert
L. Hubbard, Los Angeles. 9039
To the rain god; by Adrienne Zick
Penny; pf. solo, with preparatory
exercises. © Mar. 2, 1986; E pub.
53792; Boston music co., Boston.
9040
To thee, my love, to thee; song. © 1
ec. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120444; John
J. Mclaughlin, Cranston, R. I.
9041
To Thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul;
text from Psalm 25, m Rachmaninoff,
arr. Raymond C. Robinson; men’s
cho. © Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 538952;
Boston music co., Boston. 9042
To you I sing of love; w Vivian Gard-
ner, m J. V. De Cimber; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Mar. 16, 1936; E
pub. 54205; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chicago. 9043
Together, my darling; song. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120202); Kath-
leyne S. Snow, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
9044
Token (A) of your devotion; fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119446; Karl FE. Reiboldt, Laurel,
Ind. 9045
Tokens; pf., with w. © 1. Feb. 29,
1936; Hy, upp.) 12008a, “Mrankee Cc,
Moody, jr., Wewoka, Okl. 9046
Tolling bells; w selected from KE. A.
Poe, m arr. from Rachmaninoff’s C
sharp minor prelude, Clarence Lu-
cas. 1. Male voices.—2. Mixed voices.
© Mar. 6, 1936; E for. 48461, 43462);
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 9047, 9048
Tomi Tomi; by David Nape, arr. Wil-
lis Conoilly; Spanish guit., in dia-
gram. © Feb. 10, 1936; E pub.
53820; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 9049
388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
9074
‘Too good to be true; w and melody
Clay Boland. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1936;
E unp. 120479; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 9050:
Tormented; w and m Will Hudson;
with guit. arr. © Feb. 28, 19386; E
pub. 53752; Mills music, inc., New
York. 9051
Touch (The) of God’s hand; cowboy
hymn, w and melody Bob Nolan. ©
1 e. Mar. 3, 19386; E unp. 119489;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
9052
Tout (Un) p’tit peu; fox-trot, paroles
A. Willemetz et Ch. L. Pothier, m
Raoul Moretti. © Dee. 31, 1935; E
for. 48305; Editions Salabert, Paris.
9053
Tout va trés bien, Madame la Mar-
quise; paroles et m Paul Misraki.
- © Jan. 2, 19386; E for. 48266; Ray
Ventura & cie., Paris. 9054
Townsend pep song; song. © 1 ce.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119979; Jack
Glen Doner, Oskaloosa, Ia. 9055
Townsend (The) song; song, harmo-
nized A. Meriggioli. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1936; E unp. 120331; L. Glennabelle
Russell, Seattle. 9056
Tragic prelude; by Hugo Friedhofer.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 19386; E unp. 121338 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
9057
‘Trail (The) of the lonesome pine; fox-
trot, from the film, w Ballard Mac-
donald, m Harry Carroll, arr. Jimmy
Dale; orch. pts., with male trio arr.
© Mar. 20, 1936; E pub. 54227;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 9058:
w and melody Samuel Marshall
and B. Horowitz. © 1c. Mar. 28,
- 1936; E unp. 121281; Samuel Mitnit-
sky and Bertha Horowitz, New York.
9059
Trailing along in a trailer; w Eva
Rummell, with melody. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1986; E unp. 121321; Carolyn
Buckingham, Long Beach, L. I., N. Y.
9060
Tralilalilalilay; fox trot; pf. treble,
with w. ©41c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119754; Henry Miller, Brooklyn.
9061
Tramp, tramp, tramp; song, march. ©
1 ¢e Mar. 3, 19386; E unp. 119537;
Gertrude Conte, Rockville Centre,
INe--Y. 9062)
Tranchant (Jean) Les six chansons
de Jacotte. © Dec. 20, 1935; EH for.
43245; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
9063
Travel life’s path with a smile; pf.,
with w and guit. arr. © Feb. 15,
1936; E pub. 53733; Sam L. John-
son, Louisville. 9064
Treasure chest of darn fool ditties;
original m and text arrs. George
Shackley, William Glassmacher, and
others; with arrs. for guit. © Mar.
16, 1986; E pub. 54006; Treasure
chest publications, inec., New York.
9065
Treasure chest of gems for piano; new
text and musical arrs. George Shack-
ley and William Glassmacher. ©
Mar. 16, 19386; E pub. 54007; Treas-
ure chest publications, inc., New
York. 9066
Treasure chest of songs we love; new
text and musical arrs. George Shack-
ley and William Glassmacher.
Mar. 16, 19386; E pub. 54008; Treas-
ure chest publications, inc., New
York. 9067
Treasure chest of world-wide songs;
new text and musical arrs. George
Shackley and William Glassmacher.
© Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54009;
Treasure chest publications, inc.,
New York. 9068
Tree (A) in Tipperary; by Irving Act-
man, arr. Paul Hill; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 11, 1986; E pub. 53924; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
9069
Trees (The) in Bloomsbury Square;
from The town talks, w and m Vivian
Ellis. © Feb. 26, 1986; E for. 48505 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 9070:
Tricky melody; w A. Kelso, m O. M.
Lien. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119486; Olaf Melvin Lien and Al.
Kelso, Tacoma. 9071
Triumph of Alexander; overture, J. J.
Richards; band pts., with conductor
sc. © Mar. 3, 1986; E pub. 53825;
C. L. Barnhouse, inc., Oskaloosa, Ia.
9072
Trou, la la la; song. © 1 c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120709; William O.
Faist, Milwaukee. 9073
Trouble (The) with me is you; w and
m Pinky Tomlin and Coy Poe; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Mar. 26, 1936;
E pub. 54309; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 9074
389
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9075
Troubled slumber; song, melody Hllis
Reynolds. © 1c. Mar. 26, 19386;
E unp. 121108; Harry Silver, Phila-
delphia. 9075.
Troubles; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
12, 1986; E unp. 121100; Lola Se-
chrest, Poplar Bluff, Mo. 9076
Trust me sweetheart; waltz Song, w
Agnes Chester. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1986;
EH unp. 121467 ; Hdward Larue Hazen,
Lorain, O. 9077
Tryst (A) with you; song. ©1c. Mar.
23, 1986; E unp. 120924; Alice
Wachal, Lansing, Ia. 9078
Tschaikowsky (Peter Ijitch) Tschai-
kowsky fantasie; compiled and arr.
William B. Coburn; violin solo, violin
A, B and C, and pf., with viola, cello
and bass ad lib. Se. and pts. ©
Mar. 23, 1986; E pub. 54243; Belwin,
ine., New York. 9079)
Tu es Petrus; de Orlande de Lassus,
adaptation et annotations Ff. Brun;
4 voix mixtes; acc. de lorgue ou
harmonium. © Dee. 20, 1985; E for.
43274; Durand & cie., Paris. 9080
Tu m’as refusé ton baiser; paroles
Jane Catulle-Mendés, m Maurice
Fouret. © Dec. 20, 1985; E for.
43278; Heugel, Paris. 9081
Tumble on tumble weed; from Silly
billies, w and m Dave Dreyer and
Jack Scholl; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Mar. 13, 1986; E pub. 53970; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 9082)
Tumble-town cake walk; by June Wey-
bright; 2 pfs., 4 hands.. © Mar. 27,
1936; E pub. 54376; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 9083
Tumble-town waterfall; by June Wey-
bright ; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 27,
1986; E pub. 54377; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 9084
Tune in on station J. O. Y.; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119602: ©
9085
Tunes from an old musical box; by
Alex Rowley; pf. © Feb. 10, 1936;
E for. 48480; Augener, ltd., London.
9086
Tuya; bolero, pf., con letra. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 24, 1986; HE unp. 120958; Ibelle
Luina, Catafio, P. R. 9087
'Twas in autumn; fox trot song. ©
1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120859);
Hap Thorne, Chicago. 9088
Louise Bingham, Canton, O.
Dt. TT, mw, Woe
"Twas just a dream; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119459;
Irene V. Maliverney, Olathe, Kan.
$089!
—song. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1986; B
unp. 120885; Irene V. Maliverney
i, e. Mrs. Henry V. Maliverney,.
Olathe, Kan. 9090!
’Twas meant to be; song, w Bernice
Cain. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp.
120811; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
$091
Tweet (The) tweet tweedle in the
trees; w Mort Dixon, melody Ray
Henderson. © 1. Mar. 19, 1936;
EB unp. 120605; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 9092:
"Twill never be; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1986; EH unp. 121116;
Michael Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 9093
Twinkletoes ; by Maxwell Hckstein ; pf.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E pub. 53958; Bos-
ton music ¢co., Boston. 9094.
Two beneath the moon, and only one in
love; w Lou Ashe, melody Arthur
Norris. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp:
119812; Augustine Norris, Los An-
geles. 9095.
Two can live on love; w Richard
O’Connor, m Raymond Patrick
Maher. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
116555; Raymond P. Maher and
Richard J. O’Connor, Lancaster, O.
9096.
Two guitars; variation solo arr. John
Martell; guit. © Feb. 14, 1986; EH
pub. 53693; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 9097
Two hearts on the bark of a tree; song,
w Michael J. O’Connell. © 1c. Mar.
12, 19386; Bi np., 120168; aia
O’Connell and Kathleen Schaeffer,
Garfield Heights, O. 9098
Two hours in paradise with you; w
Beth Beaufort; pf. © 1c Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120786; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 9099
Two (The) instruments waltz; by John
Martell; [guit.] © Feb. 14, 1986; E
pub. 538692 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 9100)
Two lips in the night; fox-trot, w J.
Greene, with melody. ©1c¢. Mar. 12,
1936; E unp. 120211; Joe Greene and
Cleo Brown, Los Angeles. 9101
Two too many cocktails; w and melody
Polly Arnold. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1986;
E unp. 121060; Pauline F. Arnold,
New York. 9102
390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
9130
Tyrolienne; waltz, Harold Triggs; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Mar. 17, 1936; EH
pub. 54109; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 91038
Ultima (L’) parola; tango, A. Ferra-
ris, arr. Al Richards; pf. accordion.
© Dee. 10, 1985; E for. 438381; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 9104
Uncle Sam and Aunt Columbia; song,
m Jennie Baker Brown. © Mar. 14,
1936; E pub. 54003; George W.
Briggs, Nanuet, N. Y. 9105
Under a canopy of blue; song, w Dick
Louden. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp.
120729 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
' 9106
Under our canpoy of blue; w Belle Coe ;
pf.' © 1 c Mar: 9, 19386; E unp.
119915; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 9107
Under that southern moon; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119980;
Geraldine F. Joyner, Palm Beach,
Fla. 9108
Under the baleony; by Jonny Hey-
kens; orch. pts. © Mar. 24, 1986;
FE for. 48535; Keith, Prowse & Co.,
ltd., London. 9109
Under the pale moonlight; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 121183;
William George Butcher, London,
Ont., Canada. 9110)
Under the Texas moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121029; Ruby
Crowson, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
9111
Under the Texas star; w Josie D.
Bader, m Albert E. Bader. © Mar.
14, 19836; E pub. 54181; Independ-
ent music publishers, Hachita, N. M.
9112
Under your spell; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown. © 1 ¢. Mar. 3,
1936 ; E unp. 119567 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 9113
Underneath a silver summer moon;
waltz, w andm Jimmy Greening. ©
1 c. Mar. 2, 19386; E unp. 119437;
James A. Greening, Santa Maria,
Calif. 9114
Underneath a tropic moon; Song, mel-
ody A. Ward, jr., and Bob Harper.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119922;
Avard Ward, jr., Los Angeles. 9115
Underneath the California moon; song.
©1ec. Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 120296 ;
Helen Ogrod, Fresno, Calif.
64326—36——_8
9116 |
aol
Underneath the Persian sky; w Edgar
Benyon, m Bobby Fisher; with uku-
lele arr. R. S. Stoddon, and chords
for guit. and pf. accordion. © Feb.
18, 1936: E for. 48209; B. Feldman
& co., London. 9117
Underneath the silvery moon; w and m
EK. D. Fabe; pf. ©1ce. Mar. 26, 1936;
EK unp. 121140; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9118
Underneath the western sky; w and m
Red Beduhn; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 26, 1986; E pub. 538948; Beduhn
music pub. co., Van Dyne, Wis.
9119
Unless you say you’re mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; EB unp. 120679;
Arthur W. Heinrich, Granite Falls,
Minn. 9120
Unruly mobs; pf.;.©: 1, c.. Mar. 22%,
19386; E unp. 121216; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 9121
Us on a bus; from Summer wives, w
Tot Seymour, melody Vee Lawn-
hurst. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E unp.
120701; Famous music corp., New
York. 9122
Valley (The) of broken dreams; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «.
Mar. 26, 19386; E unp. 121200; Chris-
tine Jeros, Oakland, Calif. 9123
Valley of magic; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121483;
Theron Bush, Grand Rapids, Mich.
9124
Valley (The) of the sun; w Fred Peter,
with melody. © 1«@. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 121309; John H. Reed, Rens-
selaer, N. Y. 9125
Valse concert; pf. © 1 ¢« Mar. 19,
1986; E unp. 120610; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 9126
Valse languorous; pf. ©1c. Mar. 19,
1936; E unp. 120611; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 9127
Valse Lois; by Harry Glantz; B flat
trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 6, 1936;
E pub. 53835; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 9128
Valse souvenir; by Harry Glantz; B
flat trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 26,
1936; E pub. 54806; Robbins music
corp., New York. 9129
Valsette in G; by Lawrence W. Forel,
op. 4, no. 1; pf. © Mar. 9, 19386; H
pub. 53918; Arthur P. Schmidt Co.,
Boston. 9130
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9131
Vamping a co-ed; w J. C. Johnson, m
Claude Hopkins, pf. sc. Paul Hill;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 3, 1936; HE
pub. 58836; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 9131
Vanished dreams; w Gertrude Cooke;
pi. © 1 e:,Mar.) 9.1936; EH unp.
119916; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 9132
Venetian barecarolle; by Harry Glantz;
B flat trumpet; pf. acc. © Mar. 23,
1936; E pub. 54225; Robbins music
corp., New York. 9133
Venetian moon; fox trot, w Enrico
Marchetti and Emelio Lisciotti, with
melody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; HB
unp. 120621; Florindo Tocci, Leo-
minster, Mass. 9134
Venetian serenade; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120711;
Irving Merlin, New York. 9135
Vengeance; w Jack Scholl, m M. K.
Jerome. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
43511; Remick music corp., New
York. 9136
Vespro; slow, versi Angelo Ramiro
Borella, m Vittorio Giuliani; pf. ©
Jan. 4, 1936; EH for. 43152; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 9137
Vi ho gia visto in qualche posto... .;
arr. speciale P. Rizza, [and] Due
cuori nella luna: canzone fox-trots,
versi L. L. Martelli e E. Neri, m e
arr. Mario Mariotti; orch. pti. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 48148; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 9138
Village scenes; 4 short pieces, Alec
Rowley; pf. © Feb. 25, 1936; E for.
43194; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
9139
Viole; poésie Albert Samain, m Marcel
Remy. ‘© Dee. 2ZOM9aae" Hi tor,
43282); Heugel, Paris. 9140
Violetera (La) (Won’t somebody buy
my violets); tango, w Francis Lu-
ban, m Jose Padilla, arr. Graham
Prince; orch. pts. © Mar. 5, 1936;
E pub. 53823; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 9141
V-I-R-G-I-N-I-A; song, melody Wm. J.
Avory. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120388; Bob V. Drake, Louisville.
9142
Vision (The): song, m- Lionel Seott
Maynard. © 1c. May 23, 1936: E
unp. 120858; Dorothy Hutchenson
Stearns, Bridgeport, Conn. 9143
Vision waltz; song, w Doris G. Wright.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 120294:
Margaret Bronner, Baltimore. 9144
5)
pt. 1s.) Vei3d
Vivandiére (La) et les deux grena-
diers ; marche, de Le centenaire, pa-
roles René Weller, m Raymond
Wraskoff et E. Cools. © Dec. 20,
1935; E for. 43309; Hditions Max
Eschig, Paris. 9145
Vivent les petits matelots; fox-gai, pa-
roles Fernand Pothier, m Georges
Stalin; orch. ptes. © Dee. 31, 1935;
E for. 48238; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris, 9146
Voce d'Italia; marcia, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Armando Fragna. ©
Feb. 10, 1986; E for. 48446; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
9147
Voglio la mamma; parole Angelo
Ramiro Borella, m Federico Berga-
mini; pf. © Dec. 29, 1985; E for.
43158; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
9148
Vognar (Frank) Three Bohemian
songs; incl. Czechoslovakian national
anthem, arr.; horn quartet. © Jan.
28, 1986; E pub. 54290; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 9149
Vogue, barque légére; par Léon Fur-
laud; violon et pf. © Dee. 20, 1935;
E for. 43271; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
9150
Vogue mon cceur; partition du film,
Jean Sautreuil et F.et M. Jeanjean;
pf. © Dec. 20, 1985; E for. 48825;
C. Joubert et cie., Paris. 9151
Voice (The) that breathed o’er Eden;
anthem, w Dorothy F. Gurney, m
Carlyle Duncan ; mixed voices ; organ
ace. © Mar. 12, 1986; E pub. 538955;
Boston music co., Boston. 9152
Volpe (Harry) Fantasy; in A min.;
plectrum guit. © Mar. 3, 1986; E
pub. 53990; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 9153
Vorbei . . .; English waltz, text u. m
Bert Reisfeld u. Rolf Marbot. ©
Dec. 31, 1985; E for. 43251; Edi-
tions Méridian, Paris. 9154
Vorlesung tiber die gesundheit; v. Joh.
Melch. Gletle, aus Corydon, hrsg. u.
bearb. Hans J. Moser, mit general-
bassaussetzung Max Seiffert; alt,
ten., bass u. basso continuo. Parti-
tur. © Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 43417;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 9155
Vous avez l’éclat de la rose; slow-fox,
de Un de la Canebiére, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto. © Dee.
31, 1935; E for. 43298 ; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 9156
92
MUSICAL
no. 3, 1936
Wagner (Ernest F.) 24 concert studies
for flute. bk. 1, nos., 1-12. © Mar.
10, 1986; E pub. 53909; Mecca music
service, New York. 9157
Wagner (Richard) Tannhauser'; over-
ture, arr. E. Fall; band pts. © Mar.
4, 1936; E. pub. 58849; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 9158
‘Wagoner’s (The) lad; southern moun-
tain ballad from Bradley Kincaid
collection, arr. Donald F. Malin;
mixed voices. © Feb. 22, 1936; HE
pub. 54264; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 9159)
Waipi’ 0; song, melody Ray Kinney.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119962 ;
Harry Owens, Honolulu. 9160:
Wait and see; fox trot, w Andy Razaf,
m Thomas (Fats) Waller. © Mar.
16, 1986; E pub. 54088; Joe Davis,
inc., New York. 9161
‘Wait for me in sunny California; w
Fred Gibbs; pf. © 1c Mar. 28,
1986; E unp. 120787; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 9162
Wait ’til the sun shines bright again ;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936;
E unp. 121298; Willie Radcliffe Pol-
lock, Miami, Fla. 9163.
Waiting; song. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 120914; Zoe LaCroix, Mt.
Clements, Mich. 9164
song, melody Ruth Jentsch Mor-
gan. © 1. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
119625; Leonard Ross Morgan, Madi-
son, Ill. 9165
—w D. Kircher, melody G. Kircher.
© 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119670;
George Kircher and Dorothy Kircher,
Kawkawlin, Mich. 9166
Waiting at the station; song. ©1«.
Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121114; Max
Derr, Mt. Joy, Pa. 9167
Waiting each night for you; valse,
w and m Mrs. Kader Lilley. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1986; EH! unp. 120550; Rose
Lilley, Williamston, N. C. $168
Waiting for the May; w Dennis F.
M’Carthy, m W. E. Smith; mixed
voices. © Mar. 18, 1936; E for.
43539; Joseph Williams,.I1td., Lon-
don. 9169)
Walenn (Gerald) Caprice; violin; pf.
aec. © Mar. 2, 1936; E for. 43590;
W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 9170
COMPOSITIONS
9183
Waltz at midnight; w and melody
Tonya Loy. © 1 ce. music Feb. 11,
1936; 1 e@. words Mar. 14; E unp.
117973; Esther Ruben, East Liver-
pool, O. 9171
Waltz in C major; by Ethel Tingle,
[and] The spider and the fly; m M.
M. Parker; with w: instructions E.
Tingle and M. M. Parker; pf. ©
Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 54079; Homer
L. Kitt co., Washington. 9172
Waltz melody; w, m and arr. Harlin
bros.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram;
in A. © Dec. 1, 1935; E pub. 54370;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 9173
Waltz (The) my mother taught me;
song; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Feb. 15, 1936; E pub. 54206; Victor
Angier, Caldwell, Id. 9174
Waltz (The) that broke my heart;
song, w Emilie Fermier. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1986; E unp. 120894; Irving Le-
vine, Chicago. 9175
Waltz (The) we danced in the moon-
light; w and m Nick Bolin; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp.
120749; Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles.
9176
Waltz (The) you saved for me; w
Gus Kahn, m Wayne King and Emil
Flindt, modern voice arr. Ed Smalle;
male quartette. © Mar. 18, 1986;
E pub. 54191; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 9177
Waltzing in Loveland; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119551; Marie Nevada Armstrong,
Spokane. 9178
Waltzing with you; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 120743;
William Mayo and James Buck, San
Francisco. 9179
Wandering; song, w Florence Staley:
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119949;
Estelle Berniece Bennett, Royal Oak,
Mich. 9180
Wandering (The) player; w Herbert
J. Brandon, m Alan Murray. © Feb.
15, 1936; E for. 48481; Paterson’s
publications, ltd., London. 9181
Wanderlust; w Hi Doty, m Ozzie Cul-
mer. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120696; Ausmon EH. Culmer, jr., Okla-
homa City. 9182
Wand’rin’ on; song. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120643; Gladys Lloyd,
Cambridge, Md. 9183
398
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9184
pt. Ir, n. s., v. 31
Wand’ring; waltz, w and melody. ©
1c Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120534;
Franz J. Quirin, Altoona, Pa. 9184
Was I dreaming; w and melody Dick
Samuels and Art Samuels. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1986; E unp. 120152; Dick
Samuelian and Ara Samuelian, Fres-
no, Calif. 9185
Was I wrong; w and m Jimmy Stone.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120967;
James C. Stone, East Liverpool, O.
9186
Was it love; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10,
19386; E unp. 120052; Edward A.
Benton, Los Angeles. 9187
Was it you; w and melody. ©1.«
Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121222; Frank
Vincent La Rosa, Brooklyn. 9188
Washin’s over; melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
21, 1986; E unp. 120742; William
Mayo and James Buck, San Fran-
CiSCO.
‘Washington, Jefferson man; song, mel-
ody Owen Eugene Wrinn. © 1 «¢
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120026; Rich-
ard James McGuire, Wallingford,
Conn. 9190)
Watch the Fords go by; w and m
Cliff [i. e Clifford Earl] Slider. ©
Mar. 4, 1986; E pub. 58801; Ralph
Grooms, Louisville. 9191
Watches of the night; song, m Daniel
Silvester. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E
unp. 121277; George F. Quigley,
Worcester, Mass. 9192.
Watching and waiting; valse song. ©
1c Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120873;
Lenora Davis, South Sioux City,
Neb. 9193
Watching the golden sunset! song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120680;
A. Herb. Price, Hot Springs, Ariz.
9194
Water colours; sketches, Elizabeth C.
Loxton; pf.) «©. Keb,.15,, 1936 8)
for. 43432; Paterson’s publications,
ltd., London. 9195
Waters (Charles Frederick) Three
Lenten carols; w George H. Smyt-
tan, and others; mixed choir, unacc.
© Mar. 6, 1936; E for. 43464; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 9196
Way down in lover’s lane; w Joyce
Dale. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp.
121241 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
9197
9189
Way out west in Hollywood; fox trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119555; Noell
B. Smith, Danville, Va. 9198.
Way (The) you look to-night; song,
from I won’t dance, w Dorothy
Fields. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; EB unp..
120513; Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 9199
We broke apart but you’re still in my
heart; m Augustine William De
Lecee; pf., with w. © 1¢. Mard0,,
1936; E unp. 119985; Dominick Naza-
rene, Philadelphia. 9200.
We'll always laugh it off; song. © 1
ce. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 120966; Beu-
lah Walton, Morrisville, N. C. 9201.
We'll keep a clean shirt on Uncle Sam;
wand melody. ©1c. Mar. 11, 1936;
E unp. 120078; Harold Orlob, New
York. 9202.
We'll sit beneath the old palm tree;
song. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120432; Eathyl R. Fisher, Dallas.
9203.
We met on bus twenty-two; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ©. Mar.
10, 1986; E unp. 120122; Blanche
W. Shefsick, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 9204
We no washee clothes to-day; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 25, 1936; E.
unp. 121046; Ralph William Lawler,
Kansas City, Mo, 9205
We praise our nation’s President ; song,
m Billy Burdette; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 120738;
Richard R. Crump, Harrisburg. Pa..
. 9206
We praise Thee; w from Scriptures, m
Laurence Dilsner; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 4, 1936; E pub. 58832; J:
Fischer & bro., New York. 9207
We're healthy like anything ; w Charlie
Tobias, m Sammy Fain, pf. sc. Paul.
Hill; with arr. for guit., ete: ©
Mar. 11, 1936; E pub. 53981; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
9208.
We're marching on; song. © Feb. 27,
1986; 2'c. Mar. 6; E pub. 58848 ; Wal-
lace Arthur Johnson, Pasadena,
Calif. 9209
We're stepping out to the op’ra; w and
melody Pat Ballard and Chas. Hen-
derson. ©1ce. Feb. 18, 1936; E unp.
119632; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 9210.
o94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
9237
We stole a kiss; song, m James L. | Well, well, old girl; song. © 1c. Mar.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 4, 1936; E unp. 119590; Roy H.
Johnson, Fayetteville, W. Va. 9211
We've got a new star; pf. © le«
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121411; John
Wilson Broms, Corvallis, Or. 9212,
We went strolling in the forest, one
Sunday afternoon; song, w Charles
V. Osborne. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1936;
E unp. 120315; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 9213
‘Weary travler; song, arr. Robert
Hicks. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
121292); Hlizabeth Caroline Marvin,
Chicago. 9214
‘Weary wind; w C. Somers, m B. Doug-
lass. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1936; E unp.
120735; Bruce Douglass and Clark
Somers, New York. 9215
‘Wedding bells; w and m Ethel Elling-
son. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp.
121220; Ethel C. Ellingson, San
Francisco. 9216
Wedding day; pf., with w. © 1 .«.
Mar. 10, 1936; Ei unp. 119989; George
Laurence Blauvelt, Newark, N. J.
9217
—song. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp.
119636; Lewis Nelson Paul, Santa
Cruz, Calif. 9218
Wedding is great Juno’s crown; 2-pt.
cho., w from Shakespeare, m Fred-
eric Herbert Wood, op. 31, no. 11,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. ©
Feb. 19, 1936; E for. 43470; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 9219
‘Week-end fiction ; 10 pieces, Mary Don-
ington; pf. © Jan. 31, 1936; E for.
43207; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
9220
Welcome stranger; fox-trot, w and m
Johnny Mercer, orch. sc. Frank
Skinner; pts., with male trio arr.
Mort. Howard. © Mar. 24, 1936;
EH pub. 54232; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 9221
w and m Johnny Mercer; with
guit. arr. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub.
04024; Robbins music corp., New
York. 9222
‘Well I'll declare; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 19386; E unp. 120063;
Lucile Renfroe Elliott, Long Beach,
Miss. 9223
‘Well (A) springs up in my soul; pf.,
with w. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
53723 ; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. 9224
9, 1986; E unp. 121087; Sarah Chaf-
fin, Spencer, Ia. 9225
Wenn ich gliicklich bin, dann schrei ich
juhu; foxtrot, text Fritz Strohmaier,
m Ernst Sorge, arr. Reiny Roland;
orch. stimmen u. gesangstrio. ©
Jan. 24, 1936; E for. 48558; C. F.
Teich musikverlag, Leipzig. 9226
West Virginia highway bound; song,
melody Luther A. Clark. © Mar. 27,
19386; E pub. 54861; John Storm,
Benwood, W. Va. 9227
Western skies; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 4, 19386; E unp. 119596; Don
Hallett, Seymour, Ind. 9228
What a box full of stocks did to me;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
EK unp. 121434; Anna EH. Seaberg,
Redwood City, Calif. 9229
What a lucky break; song, w Vincent
Caponigro. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E
unp. 120997; Joseph M. Toscano,
Boston. 9230
What a night; w and melody. ©1..
Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120629; Helen
Gloria Albert, Hollywood, Calif.
9231
What do Gipsies dream; from Hecstasy,
w William Colligan, m Hadju Imre.
© Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53737; For-
eign & domestic music corp., New
York. 9232
What do the birdies say ; song, m Alex-
ander Roy Ross. © 1 ¢ Mar. 11,
1936; E unp. 120083; Albert Rogers
Hambly, Toronto. 9233.
What good is money to a broken heart ;
song, melody William Henry Biddle.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1936; E unp. 120015;
Harold Roy Stingley, Graterford,
Pa. 9234
What is sweeter than a night in June;
w Stanley Daniels, melody Walter
Daniels. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; HE
unp. 120184; Walter Mieczkowski,
Detroit. 9235
What is the use of dreaming; song. ©
1 e@ Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121048;
Chrystal Leithold Case, Albany,
Calif. 9236
What is this change in me, why am I
blue; w and melody Dick Samuels
and Art Samuels. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1936; E unp. 120151; Dick Samuel-
ian and Ara Samuelian, Fresno,
Calif. 9237
399
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9238
What’ll I do with my nights the rest
of my days; w and m Little Jack
Little, Edgar Leslie and George W.
Meyer; with guit. arr. © Mar. 6,
1936; E pub. 53871; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 9238
What’s the good of being good; pf.
treble with w. ©1e. Mar. 30, 1986;
E ounp. 121350; Lourie Estrin, De-
troit. 9239
What’s the sense of the moonlight; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
FE unp. 121427; Henry F. Miller, jr.,
Wakefield, Mass. 9240
What's the use, of anything at all?
song. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp.
119729; Thelma McBride, Detroit.
9241
What’s the use of feeling blue; waltz
song, melody J. Kirby and Sam Adel-
man. © 1c. Mar. 10, 19386; E unp.
120119; Josephine Kirby, Detroit.
9242
What the heart believes, the eyes will
see; Song, Ray Block, Irving Brown
and Bill Livingston; with guit. arr.
© Mar. 27, 1986; E pub. 54360; Mil-
sons music pub. corp., New York.
9243
What would you do; song. Rev. ed.
© 1 «. Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119807;
Mabel Jones McAfferty, Tacoma.
9244
What would you do; song, w Aretta
Shatterly. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E
unp. 120730; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 9245
What y’ dreamin’ of; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120387;
John Joseph McCall, Boston. 9246
When; song; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119702; Alvah
S. Tillman, Zion, Ill. 9247
When a robin sings; w N. G. Tozer,
melody Mrs. D. Rogers. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1986; E unp. 119853; Naney G.
Tozer and Mrs. Delmar Rogers, Cot-
tonwood, Calif. 9248
When Christ arose triumphant; Haster
pageant, Marion Kendall Parsons,
with m. © Mar. 7, 1936; D 39047;
Lyman R. Bayard, Fillmore, Calif.
9248*
When Christ was born; hymn. ©1«.
Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121366; Geo.
W. Bloemendal, Holland, Mich. 9249
pt. mu, ns!, v. 3
When day is ending; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120971 ;
Axel Johnson, Pasadena. 9250
When evening comes; w Joe Cambron;
sop. and alto duet. © 1c. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 120523; D. T. Nellums, ”
Nashville. 9251
—w Leonard Johnson, and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 121433;
Clara Janet Serafinelli, W. Quincy,
Mass. 9252
When ever; E flat alto-saxophone, with
w. © 1c Mar. 12) 19386; EH vunp
120207 ; Charles Neri, Buffalo. 92538
When grandma was a girl; song. ©
1 c@ Mar. 16, 19386; E unp. 120428;
Lucile Rudesill, Ft. Dodge, Ia. 9254.
When I change your name to mine;
song. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119954; Arthur Rudolf Guenther,
Providence. 9255:
When I danced into romance with you;
song, melody Burrell Van Buren.
1c. Mar. 7, 1986;, E unp. 119860 ;.
Mary B. Davis, Truto, N. S., Pee
256.
When I dream of you, my dearest;
song. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1986; EH unp.
121409; Rose Debs, Poughkeepsie,
Na. Y> 9257
When I get you under the moon; fox-
trot song, melody Mario Leone. ©
1 ce. Mar. 30, 1936; BE unp,. 121392;
Helen Knox, Greensboro, N. C. 9258.
When I hear the train go; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 120925;
Mack Sutton, Chicago. 9259
When I look into your eyes, so blue;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1936;
E unp. 120953; Fred E. Motzer, New
York. 9260:
When I’m gone from you; w and mel-
ody Boris Millen. © 1 c. Mar. 10,
1936; E unp. 120046 ; Boris Kuruchki,
Detroit. 9261
When I’m on my way to you; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 19386; E unp.
119666; Max N. Haidy, Detroit.
9262.
When I’m with you; song. ©1c. Mar.
2, 1936; E unp. 119445; John Smoke,
Silverton, Col. 9263.
song, m L. H. Gondringer and
Bernice Irene Clere. © 1 c Mar.
27, 1986; EH unp. 121254; Lawrence
H. Gondringer, Shelby, Neb. 9264
396
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
—w Kay Karl Endow, melody
George Date. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986;
E unp. 119582; Encore music, Itd.,
Sacramento, Calif. 9265
When I need love; fox-trot, w and m
R. Fran Joy. ©1e. Mar. 138, 1986;
E unp. 120561; Ruth Joy Scott,
Lamoni, Ia. 9266
When I teach you how to fly, and you
teach me how to waltz; song. © 1
Gaiar. 272019869 BH unpy 121212;
Ernest EH. La Placa, Passaic, N. J.
9267
When I told her, my heart is yours;
w Lucille Longman, and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 120582;
M. Kenneth Boss, Brooklyn. 9268
When I walk into my garden; w and
m Lucile Crist-Carson. © 1 ¢. Mar.
11, 1986; E unp. 120082); Lucile Car-
son Burke, Oklahoma City. 9269
When I waltz with you; w and m Wes-
ley Little; pf. ©1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121142; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9270
When it’s apple blossom time; song. ©
1c. Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 119998;
Bertha Landers Hargreave, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 9271
When it’s apple-blossom time in Ar-
kansas; song. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1936;
E unp. 119796; Hula Lia Jungkind,
Beebe, Ark. 9272
When it’s night time down in Harlem;
wand melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986;
EH unp. 119658; Harry S. Krieger,
Chicago. ° 9273
When it’s orange blossom time in
Florida; song, w Marion L. Caron.
© 1e. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120732:
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 9274
When it’s peach blossom time in
Egypt; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1936; E unp. 120290: Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, Ill. 9275
When it’s spring; w and melody. © 1
e. Mar. 19, 1986; E unp. 120838;
Helen A. Murray, New York. 9276
When Louis from St. Louis plays the
St. Louis blues; w and melody Fred
Fisher and Stella Unger. © 1.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120650; Fred
Fisher music co., New York. 9277
When my day’s work’s done; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936: E unp.
120938; Leslie Douglas, Berkeley,
Calif. 9278
9291
When shadows fall; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120975;
Chas. H. Rothrock, Richmond, Calif.
9279
When spring; song. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1936; E unp. 1197938; Oscar Bomboy
Millard, Mt. Carmel, Pa. 9280
When the dew drops out of the clouds;
song, melody Tom Furnari. © 1.
Mar. 12, 1986; EH unp. 121096; Frank
De Rosa, Nutley, N. J. 9281
When the jackal keeps a’-howlin’; w
and m Josef Marais; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for.
43366; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9282
When the moon plays peek-a-boo; by
Seth Carman; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120187;
Clarence Seth Carman, New York.
9283
When the music sounds good; w Amos
Easton, melody Lester Melrose. ©
1c Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121421;
Wabash music ¢o., Chicago. 9284
When the roses are blooming; w Mar-
jorie Marie Holm; pf. © 1 c¢. Mar.
26, 1986; E unp. 121135; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 9285
When the sun has crossed the golden
west; w and melody. © 1 ec. Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120252; Morris
Orenstein, New York. 9286
When the waves hug the shore, Ill be
huggin’ you; song, w Moe Jaffe. ©
1 ec. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 119968;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 9287
When Tillie Betts plays the castanets 5
w Norine Freeman, with melody.
1 e¢ Mar. 11, 19836; E unp. 1200563.
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
9288
When wilt Thou save the people; w
Ebenezer Elliott, m Carl F. Mueller ;
mixed cho.; pf. or organ ace.
Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 54849; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9289.
When you come out the wilderness;
W anon., mM arr.; mixed voices.
1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp. 121826;
Yolande Maddox, Detroit. 9290
When you love; w Moe Jaffe, melody
Clay Boland. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1986;
E unp. 120482; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 9291
O97
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9292
pt. TT NYS., visi
When you make eyes at me; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1936; E unp.
120091; Daniel Whitham, North
Lonsdale, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
9292
When you monkey with the buzz-saw,
you are a monkey’s brother-in-law,
you are a donkey’s father-in-law ; w
and m John J. Schneider, pf. and
ukulele arrs. Olman J. Cobb. © Mar.
138, 19836; E pub. 58951; Songtex
music co., Philadelphia. 9293
When you say Ma cherie; song, m
Jane Amoss. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936;
E unp. 120959; T. Morris Cushing,
Baltimore. 9294
When you smile at me; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 119986;
James Edward Kennett, Pelham,
IN 0 9295
When youth blooms; symbolic play.
With libretto. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936;
D 39040; Evelyn M. Warrick, Hor-
nell, N. Y. 9295*
Whenever I’m with you; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 120928;
Travis John Wacksman, Albany.
9296
Where hollyhocks grow ; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120681 ; Bell M.
Johnston, Hssex, Ontario, Canada.
9297
Where is the girl from Tenth avenue;
w and m Hortense Hirsch. © 1 ec.
Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 1198385; Hor-
thensia Hirsch, West Los Angeles.
9298
Where it’s always today; song, m F.
Pierce Drohan. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1936;
E unp. 119800; May Mavity, Jackson-
ville, Fla. 9299
Where the daffodils blow; song. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120170; Mil-
dred Coffin Young, Eugene, Or. 9300
Where the Spanish moss grows; song,
w Daniel Palls). © 1 ¢ Mar. 20,
1936; E unp. 120731; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 9801
Which is which; w Sidney Clare, m
Troy Sanders. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986;
E unp. 120807; Movietone music
corp., New York. 9302
Whiffenpoof (The) song; w Meade
Minnigerode and George S. Pomeroy,
m Tod B. Galloway, rev. Rudy Vali-
lee; with arr. for guit., ete. © Mar.
6, 1986; E pub. 53841; Miller music,
ine., New York. 9303
While I dream; pf., with w. ©1e.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120980; Hthel
Florence Johnson Wolfe, Memphis,
Tenn. 9304
While we make love; w and m Eddie
Gaston; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
EH unp. 121141; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 9305
Whilin’ away the hours; fox trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ec. Mar.
17, 1986; E unp. 120535; Norma S.
Burger, Vanderhoof, B. C., Canada.
9306
Whippoorwill; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 138, 1986; E unp. 120254; John
C. Kreps, Philadelphia. 9307
Whispering pine, old friend of mine;
fox trot, w and m Della May Ray. ©
1 e@.:Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120360;
Delle Mary Wilkes, St. Helens, Or.
9308
Whispering winds; w G. A. Hawkins-
Ambler, m Eleanor Everest Freer,
op. 41; high voice. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E pub. 54179; Music library of Chi-
cago, Chicago. 9309
Whisp’rin’ wind; w and melody Vern
Spencer. ©1c. Mar. 3, 19386; E unp.
119491; Cross & Winge, inc., Port-
land, Or. 9310
Whistling in heaven; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119831; Annie
L. Elmore, Washington. 9311
Whittle and whistle; w and m Robert
Nome; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 19386; E
unp. 120880; Robert A. Clarke, New
York. 9312
Who cares; w Jack Hammer, with mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 12, 1936; BE unp.
120226; Alexander M. Steinreich,
Newark, N. J. 9313
Who could ask for more; w K. Cusick,
m Bernice Watkins. © 1c. Mar. 24,
1986; E unp. 120945; Bernice M.
Watkins and Kenneth Cusick, Phila-
delphia. 9314
Who is it, huh! Who is it; song, mel-
ody Mike Di Napoli. ©1 ce. Mar. 28,
1936; E unp. 121287; Joseph Albert
Bagnera, East Boston. 9315
Who is the man (one); song. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119527; Cora
Maria Loomis, Los Angeles. 9316
Who’s keeping tabs on your old tabby
cat; w and melody. © 1. Mar. 9,
1986: EH unp. 119955; William Obed
Merrill, Hardwick, Vt. 9317
398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
Who’s that pretty baby; w Mills bros.,
melody H. Brooks. © 1 ¢. Feb. 5,
1936; E unp. 117676; Harvey Brooks
and Harry Mills, Los Angeles. 9318
Who’s the boy friend; w Harry Ben
Bolt, m Eugene Platzman ; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 11, 1936; E pub.
53717; Ben Bolt song productions,
Lakeside, O. 9319)
Who shall separate us from the love of
Christ; anthem, w from Romans 8,
m Edward P. Mason; mixed voices,
with alto solo; organ acc. © Mar.
26, 1936 ; E pub. 54251 ; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 9320
Whole (The) world is waiting for May-
time, and I’m waiting sweetheart for
you; w and m Cal De Voll; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 23, 1936;
E pub. 54219; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. 9821
Why; fox-trot, w and m Mrs. T. F.
Stone. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
120560; Faye Stone, Rio Grande City,
Tex, 9322
—pf. ©1ec Mar. 2, 1986: E unp.
119409; John Wilbur Medill, Plain-
well, Mich. 9323
Why; song. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1936;
E unp. 120828; Mary Gilbreth, Mc-
Farland, Calif. 9324
Why ask me when you know all the
answers; w Don Hix, m Mel Hyser.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 120429;
Don Hix enterprises, Baltimore.
9825
Why can’t I call you my sweetheart;
w Wilma M. Baumgratz, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp.
121082 ; James M. Baumgratz, Phila-
delphia. 9326
Why did I roam waitin’ all alone; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1986;
E unp. 120105; Richard EH. Richman,
Brooklyn. 9327
Why did you cry when I said good-
bye; waltz song, melody Jack Schat-
enstein. © 1 c. Mar. 7, 1936; E unp.
119816 ; Earl Greene, Rochester, N. Y.
9328
Why did you say I love you; w Owen
Clump, m Owen Crump and Jeanne
Dunne; violin. ©1c. Mar. 30, 1986;
E unp. 121364; Standard radio, inc.,
Hollywood, Calif. 9829)
Why do I read the papers; song. ©
1c. Mar, 16, 1986; E unp. 120450;
9348
Hattie Spence Elwell, Alloway, N. J.
9330
Why does our canary sing? song. ©
1 e. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp. 119637;
Lewis Nelson Paul, Santa Cruz, Calif.
9331
Why don’t you cry; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp.
121428; Kathleen Maart, Manasquan,
N. J. 9832
Why don’t you give the moon a rest;
pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1986;
E unp. 119475; Stanley Gross, New-
ark, N. J. 9833
Why don’t you practice being nice to
me? song, w Margaret L. Knight.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 119738;
John Robert Keller, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
9334
Why don’t you try believin’ me; song;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © 1.
Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119760; Margu-
rite Carr, Rushville, Ind. 9835
Why I loved her; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar, 4, 1936; E unp.
119599 ; William Axelrod, Platteville,
Wis. 9836
Why is it; song. © 1c. Mar. 16,
1986; E unp. 120407; Cruz A. Lopez,
Austin, Tex. $837
Why is the high tide high; w and mel-
ody Julé Styne and Phil Dooley. ©
1 ¢e. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 121400;
Skidmore music co., inc., New York.
$338
Why not now; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1936; E unp. 121330; Ernest J.
Stramiello, New York. 93839)
Wiazanka pieSni legjonowych; przez
Piotr Perkowski, arr. J. Maklakie-
wicz; ork. strony. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 438190; F. Grabczewski, War-
saw, Poland. 9340:
Widow (A) bird sate mourning for her
love; trio, w Shelley, m Cecil Shar-
man; sop. 1, 2 and contralto. © Feb.
27, 1986; E for. 48523; Oxford univ.
press, London. 9341
Wiesz ty o tem, ze ja w nocy ptacze;
tango, Zz Kawiarenka, slowa: J.
Walden, m: A. T. Miiller. © Dee. 4,
1935 ; EF: for. 43220; M. Arct, Warsaw,
Poland. 9842
arr. Wt. HBiger; |. ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for, 43221 ;
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 9843
399
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9344
Wiggly-woggly (The) walk; from Min-
sky’s perfect 1986, w Allan Roberts
and Jules Loman, m Francis K. Shu-
man; with guit. arr. © Feb. 28,
1986; E pub. 53755; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 9344
Wild flowers; w and m M. Kincaid, ace.
Beryl Severin. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1986;
E unp. 119498; May Kincaid, Oel-
richs, S. D., and Beryl Severin,
Philip, S. D. 9345
Wild (The) Irish lad; song, arr. Ray
Adams; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 11, 1936;° EH unp. 120089;
Thomas J. Ford, San Bernardino,
Calif. 9346
Wild trumpets and crazy piano, got a
gal to forget; w Frank Loesser, m
Irving Actman; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Mar. 5, 1936; E pub. 53893;
Chappell & co., ine., New York.
9347
Will I ever fall in love; song, w Abe
Tuvim. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp.
119763; Sally Leff, New York. 9348
Will the lady consent; w George
Ronald Brown, melody Lee Hulbert.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 120498;
Crawford music corp., New York.
9349:
Will this be the last waltz; w Barbara
Shaw, m Carol Baldwin; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 12, 1936 ; E unp. 119745 ; Dorothy
Heyn Laughlin and Irene M. Heyn,
Chicago. 9350
Will you be my baby grand; fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
120374; Minnie Rose Hamilton and
Liewellyn Hamilton, Fultonville,
IN, UY. 9351
Will you meet me here; w A. O. Sea-
mans, melody H. A. Powell. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119400; Amos’
Oliver Seamans and Harry Aldine
Powell, San Francisco. 9352
Willie blow your horn; song. © 1.
Mar. 20, 19386; E unp. 120718; Roy
Hess, Pontiac, Mich. 9353
Winding (The) road; song. © 1.
Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120855; Henry
H. Hiatt, Kansas City, Kan. 9354
Wind’s work; poem T. Sturge Moore,
m Arthur Benjamin. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Mar. 3, 1936; E for.
43484; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
° 9355
Windy city blues; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119756;
Ben Arthur Bell, Seattle. 9356
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Windy mornin’; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ee. Mar. 6, 1936; E unp. 119749;
Alex Studer, Minneapolis. 9357
Windy nights; poem Robert Louis
Stevenson, m Harold Greenhill;
men’s voices. © Mar. 10, 1936; H
for. 48383; J. Curwen & sons, I1td.,
London. 9358
Wings of victory; march, Jos. Oliva-
doti, arr.; full band pts. © Feb. 15,
19386; E pub. 58842; Music products
corp., Chicago. 9359
Winter moon; song, arr. Dorothy
Bittner. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
120130; Wayne Leslie Frantz, Mason
City, Ia. 9360
Wintertime blues; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119925; Cora McKinney, Stein-
hatchee, Fla. 9361
Wise (The) kings three; Christmas
carol, w Parady Ames, m Margery
Moore; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Nov. 29, 1935; E for. 43165;
Novello & co., 1td., London. 9362
With a glance came romance; w and
melody. ©1e. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119494; Frank Sereno and Grace
Klein, Brooklyn. 9363
With a song in your heart; waltz song.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1936; E unp. 119970;
Stanley Albert Willcock, Johannes-
burg, South Africa. 9364
With hearts that blend; w and melody
Albert Potvin. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1986;
E unp. 120491; Joseph Albert Potvin,
Edmonton, Alta., Canada. 9365
With my horse and bridle; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1986; E
unp. 120291; Mary Alden Lence,
Jonesboro, Il. 9366
With the chickens down around the big
expo; fox-trot, w and m Bly Myer.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1936; H unp. 119825;
Raymond Leroy Blymyer, Cleveland.
9367
With trumpets and drums; by Isadore
Freed, ed. Lazare Saminsky and I.
Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936; E pub.
54150; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
9368
With you away; w Leigh Lehigh; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120788;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
9369
With your consent; w Lela Rogers,
and melody. ©1e. Mar. 20, 1936; E
unp. 120704; Harl Eby, Los Angeles.
9370
400
== So ee ee a ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
‘Without a dream of love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
1203891; Fred ©.’ Frey, jr., Newark,
.. ¥e 9371
‘Without a glance you pass me by; song.
©1c Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119412;
Grace Jane Brown, Jacksonville,
Fla. 9372
Without you; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2,
1936; E unp. 119387; Arthur Thomp-
son, Astoria, N. Y. 9373
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1986; EH unp. 120220; Sylvia Hilda
Benjamin, New York. 9874
‘Without your romance; fox-trot, w F.
Pirone, melody H. Pirone and Ralph
A. Zeo. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936: FE unp.
119805; Harry Pirone, Frank Pirone
and Ralph Zeo, Plymouth, Mass.
9375
Woe is me; wand melody. ©1c. Mar.
17, 19386; E unp. 120478; Jamie
Blanchard Hrickson, San Diego,
Calif. 9376
Wonder girl; song. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120877; Harold Bar-
clay, Wheaton, Ill. 9377
Wonderful bouquet of flowers I present
to you; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp.
120631 ; Katharine E. Schene, Louis-
ville. 9378
‘Wonderful (The) land of Make-Be-
lieve; [play] in 3 scenes. © 1.
Feb. 17, 1986; D 39045; Emma Lee
Simkins, Dallas. 9378*
Wonderful (The) Niagara cave; song,
m Burrell Van Buren; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 1, 1936; E pub. 54234;
Alois J. Shindelar, Ft. Atkinson, Ia.
9379
‘Wonderful you; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1936; E unp. 120221; Sylvia
Hilda Benjamin, New York. 9380
‘Wondering; w Chas. (Corkey) Corch-
ran, m Ray Ingleright; pf. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 121066; Violet
Joy Marshall, Niles, Mich. 9381
‘Wondrous wild rose; song, arr. H. O.
Wheeler. © Mar. 14, 1936; E pub.
54182; Cora Gladish, Higginsville,
Mo. 9382
Won’t you come along with me, to that
old time jubilee; song, melody Karl
Kaye. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp.
120442; Adelia E. Zacheisz, St. Louis.
9383
9596
Won’t you come make a fuss over me;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Mar. 13,
1936; E unp. 120255; Harry L. Wil-
liams, New York. 9384
Won’t you share my love madame; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1986;
E unp. 120492; Irving Greenberg,
New York. 9385
Won’t you spend eternity there with
me; hymn, w and melody I. B. Boul-
din, written Maud Ester Masters. ©
Feb. 4, 1936; E pub. 54131; Ione B.
Bouldin, San Antonio. 9386
Word (A), a smile; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar, 20,.1986- EK unp. 120692;
Louis H. O. Fischman, Brooklyn.
9387
Words that never die; song, w Rosetta
Icampo. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120310; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
9388
Working for the U. S. A.; song. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119518; Arthur
I. McKenzie, Elizabeth, N. J. 93889
World (The) a million years ago; w
and melody Kenyon Scott. © 1 «.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119622; Mess-
more & Damon, inc., New York.
9390
World (The) came to an end; w and
melody Dick Samuels and Art Sam-
uels. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1936; E unp.
120149; Dick Samuelian and Ara
Samuelian, Fresno, Calif. 9391
Worthy is the Lamb; Easter anthem,
w from Revelations 5, m Clarence
Kohlmann; mixed cho. © Feb. 28,
1936; E pub. 53908; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 9392
Would all our dreams come true; w
Harold Greenspan, and melody. ©
1c Mar. 5, 1986; E unp. 120469;
Walter Goetz, New York. 9393
Would you; song, melody Horace Mor-
ris. © 1c Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
120412; William McKinley, Brook-
lyn. 9394
Wreck (The) of the Winnie Mae; song,
w Joseph Gersten. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121243; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 9395
Wiinsch dir was; accordeon-album,
leicht bearb. Ferd. Kollmaneck; 48
bissige instrumente. bd. 4. © Mar.
6, 1936; E for. 48459; Aug. Cranz,
g.m. b. h., Leipzig. 9396
401
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9397
Wyoming march; pf. accordion. ©
July 12, 19385; E pub. 58800; Leander
Castellani, Wyoming, Pa. 9397
Wyoming starlight; song. © 1©¢ Mar.
13, 1986; E unp. 120241; Lydia Jeur-
sha Rinehart, Upton, Wy. 9398
Xylophone technique; by Harry
Breuer. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub.
54278; Harbert music, New York.
93899
Y en a qu’un dans Marseille; slow-fox,
de Un de la Canebiére, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Seotto. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 48299; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 9400
Ya got me: song. © 1 c. Mar, 25,
1986; E unp. 121189; William Good-
rich, Little Rock, Ark. 9401
Yea drummer; march, Mayhew Lake;
band pts. © Feb. 28, 1986; E pub.
538922 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
9402
Yeah, that’s what I’m talking about;
w and m Cliff Friend; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Mar. 16, 1936: E pub.
54116; Chappell & co. inc, New
York. 9403.
Yellow (The) rose of Texas; song and
cho., J. K., with addition of a schot-
tische arr. William J. Marsh. ©
Feb. 25, 1986; E pub. 54282; Mary
Daggett Lake and Wm. J. Marsh,
Fort Worth. 9404.
Yes, that’s me, I’m going home; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1986; E unp. 119512;
Margaret Saint Barbe MHarrison,
New York. 9405
Yesterthoughts ; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.
© 1c Mar. 13, 1936; EH unp. 120818 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
9406
Yew-pine (The) trail: sone ©l1e
Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120080; Harry
Eagle, Akron, O. 9407
You; from The great Ziegfeld, w Har-
old Adamson, m Walter Donaldson,
arr. Frank Skinner, with male trio
arr. Frank BE. Barry: orch. pts. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; E pub. 53878; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 9408
EEE with guit. arr. © Mar.
5, 1986; E pub. 53880; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 9409)
w and m A. Studer and Zena
Rulova; pf. treble. © 1c Mar. 6,
1986; E unp. 119750; Alexis Studer,
Minneapolis. 9410
Dt. DTA io:
— w Marie Herman; pf. treble. ©
1 ¢@ Mar. 19, 1986; E unp, 120601;
Ruth Cleary, Brooklyn. 9411
You above all; w Sam Dann, melody
Paul Lobel and Si Ginsberg. © 1 e«.
Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120085; Simon
Ginsberg, Far Rockaway, N. Y. 9412.
© 1 ¢. Mar.
120644; Gladys
9413
You and I had an ice cream cone; w
R. W. Brown and Bob. Hoffman,
with melody. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936;
EH unp. 120027; Richard Warren
Brown, Elizabeth, N. J. 9414
You and me; song. © 1c Feb. 29,
19836; E unp. 120829; Mary Gilbreth,
McFarland, Calif. 9415
You and I; waltz song.
20, 1986; HE unp.
Lloyd, Cambridge, Md.
You are all the world to me; waltz
song, melody C. L. Weeks and Ben
Adelman. © 1. Mar. 10, 1936; E
unp. 120118; Charles L. Weeks,
Schroon Lake, N. Y. 9416:
You are breaking my heart for me;
w Alice Rurode Koch; pf. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119917; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or,
9417
You are my sunlight, then again my
darkest night; fox trot song. ©1e.
Mar. 18, 1986; E unp. 120552);" M.
Morse, Excelsior Springs, Mo. 9418
You are my sweetheart, girl of my
dreams; song, melody Jack Schaten-
stein. ©1c. Mar. 26, 1936; FE unp.
121199; Christine Jeros, Oakland,
Calif. 9419:
You are that song; song, w Cornelia
Middelcope. © 1 c¢. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 1207838; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles, 9420
You brought love to my heart; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 27, 1986; E
unp. 120020; Lawrence James La
Gorio, Los Angeles. 9421
You can call it swing; w Sammy Cahn,
melody Saul Chaplin.,.© 1 c¢. Mar.
6, 1986; E unp. 119786; Irving Ber-.
lin, inc., New York. 9422
You can’t do that there ’ere; American
lyrics Sam Lewis, m Jack Rolls and
Raymond Wallace, arr, Albert Szir-
mai; with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar.
11, 1986; E pub. 538944; Peter Mau-
rice music co., ltd., London. 9423.
402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1936
You can’t do what I want you to do,
but that don’t keep me from wantin’
you to; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
31, 1986; E unp. 121474; Marion R.
Krehbiel, Lenora, Kan. 9424
You can’t judge a book by it’s cover; w
Moe Jaffe, melody Clay Boland. ©
1 ce. Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 120481;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 9425
You can’t win; song, melody Leon De
Costa. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp.
119614; John Bagnell, Salem Depot,
N. H. 9426
You captured my heart with love; w
and melody ; with guit. harmony. ©
1 ce. Mar. 6, 1986; E unp. 119778;
William Wallaster Bacon, Grater-
ford, Pa. 9427
You come in dreams; w Way Allen;
pt. © 1’ Mar. 9, 1986; E unp.
119918; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or, 9428
You dropp’d your glove; w Jack Ham-
mer, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1936; E unp. 120227; Alexander M.
Steinreich, Newark, N. J. 9429)
You fill the bill; song. © 1. Mar. 4,
1986; E unp. 120341; Ruth Nord-
linger Behrend, Baltimore. 9430:
You found the key; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 120876;
Frank Rudolph, Phoenix. 9431
You got me up a tree; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119872:
Bill Milhem, Detroit. 9432
You gotta boo-boo-boo; w Amog Jacobs,
m Dick Frost; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120649; Rich-
ard Walker Frost, Detroit. 94383
You gotta make up your mind; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1936; E unp.
120277; Dorothy M. Elder, Phila-
delphia. 9434
You have that extra something; from
The town talks, w and m Vivian Ellis.
© Feb. 26, 1986; E for. 43506; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 9435
You have to live and let live; w and
melody W. Broonzy. © 1 c¢. Mar.
30,1986; E unp. 121422; Wabash
music co., Chicago. 9436
You left me alone; w Elsie Sanguinet,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936:
E unp. 119867; Elizabeth L. Cook,
University City, Mo. 9437
You left no souvenirs for me; waltz
song, melody L. Robinson and Ben
9452
Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; EH
unp. 120529; Lucille Robinson, Long-
view, Tex. 9438
You'll always be my pal; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢, Mar. 4, 1936;
H unp. 119600; Evelyn EH. Schilling,
Brunswick, Neb. 9439)
You'll have to take me as I am; song.
©1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp. 119509;
Rollo Vernon Morris, Baltimore.
9440
You'll know it’s spring; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 120171; Mil-
dred Coffin Young, Eugene, Or.
9441
You made me a dreamer; song.
1 e, Mar, 26, 1986; E unp. 121112;
George Arlen, New York. 9442
You may be the one; w and Ee
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1936 : E unp. 119757
Morris Orenstein, New York 9443
You must of changed your mind; w
and melody Pete West. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1936; E unp. 120284; Ansel David
West, Rock Port, Mo. 9444
You never looked so beautiful; from
The great Ziegfeld, w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson ; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 5, 19386; E pub. 53881;
Leo Feist, inc.; New York. 9445
You’re a dream; song. ©1c. Mar. 26,
1936; E unp. 121175; Arthur Thomp-
son, Astoria, N. Y. 9446
Yowre a treasure; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120902;
Phil Harris Fahrney, Hollywood,
Calif. 9447
You’re all I could ask for ; melody with
pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp.
119726; Conrad Lanoue, Cohoes,
N. Me 9448
You’re for me—I!’m for you; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120698; Louis H. O. Fischman,
Brooklyn. 9449
Youre heaven and the devil divided
by two; song. ©1 ec. Mar. 6, 1936;
EK unp. 119864; Lauraine Amy
Ziegler, Evanston, Wy. 9450
You’re in my heart, my love; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1936; E unp.
118891 ; Edward Victor Pius Albosta,
Philadelphia. 9451
Yow’re just a Sleepy little thing; song.
©1c. Mar. 24, 19386; E unp. 121003;
James E. Carey, Fall River, Mass.
9452
403
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9453
pt. 10T, nese wie
You’re just swell Isobel; song. ©1c.
Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119689; Frank
Harold Ralph, Sonora, Calif. 9453
Youw’re just the type; w M. J. Glauber,
melody D. M. Hoffman. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1986; E unp. 120714; David M.
Hoffman and Myron J. Glauber, Los
Angeles. 9454
You’re more than a pal to me; melody
Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©
1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119859;
Mary Louise Mackey, Baltimore.
9455
You're my favorite one; w Sidney
Clare, m Lew Pollack. © 1c. Mar.
18, 1986; E unp. 120811; Movietone
music corp., New York. 9456
You’re my lucky number; song, from
Fifty grand. © Mar. 18, 1936; EH
pub. 54257; Graeme Macleod, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 9457
Youre my only ambition; Ww and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp.
121028; Nick Stetser, Donora, Pa.
9458
You’re my theme; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 1214387;
Edgar HE. Olson, Frewsburg, N. Y.
9459
You’re no amateur! w and m Robert
Levy and Norman Goldblatt. © 1c.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 120690; Nor-
man Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo.
9460
You’re one in a million; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 120624;
Michael B. Biro and Bernard C.
Smith, Jamacia, L. I., N. Y. 9461
You’re so lovely and I’m so lonely;
slow fox-trot, w H. C. Edelman, m
Benjamin Stephenson Locko; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp.
120174; Benjamin S. Locko and
Harry C. Edelman, Staten Island,
Ney: 9462
You're something new under the sun;
pf., with w. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1986:
EK unp. 119985; George Wilson
Humphreys, Memphis, Tenn. 9463
You’re standin’ on the outside now;
song. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
121311; Georgette Davis, New
Orleans. 9464
You’re sweeter than sugar; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp.
121267; Frank R. LaVere, Chicago.
9465
You're swell; w and melody. © 1 c.
Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119574; Bernard
Howard McLaughlin, Cambridge,
Mass. 9466
You’re the answer to my prayer; fox
trot, W and m Charlie Seitter, Billy
James and Lulu Quinn Weyant; with
arres £0L,,2uit:; ete: ©» Dee. 2 1Gas:
E pub. 54001; Rialto music pub. co.,
New York. 9467
Youw’re the light of my eyes; song. ©
1c; Mar.,.12,:1986;; Ey unp. L20une;
Mildred Cofitin Young, Eugene, Or.
9468.
You’re the melody of my song; valse:
andante, song with new pf. arr. and.
change in melody. © Jan. 7, 1936;
E pub. 53728; George Edwin Peter-
son, Los Angeles. 9469
You’re the one; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 121329; Car-
lyton Cordy Roberts, Ravenna, Neb.
9470
You’re the one that I’ve been waiting
for; song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1986; HE.
unp. 120244; Louis Hdward Wagner,
St. Louis. 9471
You’re the only one that I adore; valse:
song. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp.
119611; Michele Bertoia, Hamilton,
Ont., Canada. 9472
You're the pris’ner of my love; w M.
Raccuglia, melody H. Conner. ©:
1c. Mar. 3, 1986; E unp. 119498;
Matthew Raccuglia and Howard
Conner, Irvington, N. J. 9478.
You’re worthwhile; w D, M. Storms, m.
L. J. Dittmer. © 1 c Mar. 4, 19386;
BE unp. 119683; Louis J. Dittmer and
Donald M. Storms, Hohokus, N. J.
9474.
You rhyme with beautiful; w H. Asen,
m D. Wynick; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar.
31, 1986; E unp. 121449; Harold Asen
and Donald Wynick, Brooklyn.
9475.
You try to be what you're not; song.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1986; E unp. 119830;
Daniel H. Lipman, New Brunswick,
ING Fe 9476
You've gone; fox-trot ballad, w and
melody H. 8. Alpert and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1936; E unp.
120820; Herman S. Alpert, Water-
town, N. Y. 9477
You’ve got me in a trance; song. ©
1 @4 Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 119975;
Imogene Brack, Fresno, Calif.
9478.
404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1986
9503
You’ve got me in a whirl; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121307;
La Rue Florence McClimans, Erie,
Pa. 9479
You've got me in the habit; song. ©
1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 119686; Ver-
non De Sylva, Pasadena. 9480
You’ve got me upside down; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120653 ; Orville Stanley Spencer, De-
troit. 9481
You’ve gotta show me for my grand-
father came from Missouri; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp.
120974; W. L. Ross, Hawkesbury,
Ont., Canada. 9482
You were a cupid with an arrow; song,
w Bessie O’Neal Bullard. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 120809; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 9483
You will never be the same again;
valse song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E
unp. 120559; Clara Kessel, Melrose
marie Ti). 9484
You wore my rose at the ball; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
119406; Adrian Blaine Omerod, New
York. 9485
Young (The) men’s choral assembly
for schools; copyright is claimed on
text adapted Arthur Mendel, trs. Os-
ear Overby and Olav Lee, trs. and
arrs. J. A. Bergh, arrs. and new mat-
ter F. Melius Christiansen. © Mar.
' 1986; E pub. 538867; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 9486
Young (The) pioneers; by Aaron Cop-
land, ed. Lazare Saminsky and Isa-
dore Freed; pf. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E pub. 54143; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 9487
Your dad’s a railroad boy; pf., with w.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 120860;
John Joseph Harrold, Chicago.
9488
Your face iS engraved deep in my
heart; waltz song, melody Sam Adel-
man. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1936; E unp.
119562; Lydia Heine, Terre Haute,
Ind. 9489:
Your face. is haunting me; fox, Jay
Ralton; melody, with pf. acc. ©1ec.
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 120158; Louis
Ronjat, Paris. 9490
Your intoxicating kiss; song, m Wil-
lard Herring. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1936;
E unp. 119664; Franz Markus, Med-
ford, Wis. 9491
‘Your voice; w and melody.
Your lips; w Bernard O. Kleve; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121136;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
9492
Your love is my dream; fox-canzone,.
versi J. Vuono, m A. Arcuri. ©1e.
Feb. 17, 1986; E unp. 118286; Joseph
Vuono, Brooklyn, and Anthony Ar-
curi, Hoboken, N. J. 9493
Your magical charm nestles right in
my arms; waltz, w J. Vuono, m A.
Arcuri, © 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp.
118287 ; Joseph Vuono, Brooklyn, and
Anthony Arcuri, Hoboken, N. J.
9494.
Your smile; w Doc McGowan, m Don
Hasse; treble clef acc. © 1. Mar.
od, 1936; HE unp. 119730; Donald Wells
Haase, Rock Glen, N. Y. 9495
©l1e.
Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 120084; Wil-
liam Roy Boutillier, Winnipeg,
Manit., Canada. 9496
Yours ; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1986; E unp. 121810; Irving Morris
Schlenoff, Baltimore. 9497
Yvain (Maurice) Scherzo; du film
Vogue mon ceur, M. Yvain et F. et
M. Jeanjean; pf. © Dee. 20, 1935;
EK for. 43324; C. Joubert et cie., Paris.
$498
Zauberschloss (Das) ; mirchen ouver-
tire, Fr. W. Rust, arr. Hartwig von
Platen; orch. stimmen. © Feb. 27,
1985; E for. 48571; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. . 9499:
Zdejm maske z twarzy ; wale angielski,
stowa Igo Kranowskiego, m Artura
Golda. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for. 48187 ;
F. Grabcezewski, Warsaw, Poland.
9500
arr, J. Wesby; ork.
strony. © Dec. 4, 1935; E for. 43188 ;
F. Grabcezewski, Warsaw, Poland.
9501
Zum goldenen halbmond ; zum Goldenen
kipferl, eine wiener kaffeehausges-
chichte, operette, Fritz Koselka, m
Robert Stolz. Vollstiindiger klavier-
auszug mit text zum dirigieren ein-
gerichtet. © Jan. 1, 1986; EH for.
42581; Gloria-verlag bihnenvertrieb
u. musikervlag (H. Liechti & co.),
St. Gallen, Switzerland. 9502
Z-z-z-200m! my ball went rolling; w
and melody. ©1c. Mar. 4, 1986; E
unp. 119640; Jack Moore, Dayton, O.
9503
405
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9504
1°* concertino; de J. B. Accolay, adap-
tation Paul Bazelaire; violoncelle.
© Jan. 7, 1986; E for. 43361; Schott
fréres, Brussels. 9504
1°* concertino; par Georges Guilhaud ;
hautbois avec acc. de pf. © Dee. 31,
19385; EH for. 48262; Editions Costal-
lat, Paris. 9505:
. Symphonie C-moll; wiener u. linzer
fassung, Anton Bruckner, partituren
u. entwtirfe mit bericht, vorgelegt u.
bearb. Robert Haas; orch. bd. 1. ©
Mar. 1, 1985; A for. 30494; Musik-
wissenschaftlicher verlag, reg. g. m.
b. h., der internationalen Bruckner-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 9506
pt, TT, BYSS vot
6 de Hnero; tango; A Urmeneta; orq.
ptes. © Feb. 1, 1986; E for. 48372;
Amado Urmeneta Sesma, Barcelona,
Spain. 9507
VI. symphonie A-dur; originalfassung,
Anton Bruckner, partitur wu. ent-
wurfe mit bericht, vorgelegt u. bearb.
Robert Haas; orch. bd. 6 © Aug.
15, 1985; E for. 48583; Musikwissen-
schaftlicher verlag, reg. g. m, b. h.,
der internationalen Bruckner-gessell-
schaft, Vienna. 9508
565 march; by Dorothy Wilson; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1986; E unp. 120380;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley
R. Wilson, West Los Angeles, Calif.
9509)
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
sinee Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and the
United States, ;¢mchiding 5.792 unpublished) 2a. 245 aie _ Yo ee 8, 282
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 177 unpublished)_ 1, 227
406
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[9509
Adagio [and] Allegro; by Arcangelo
Corelli, ed. and fingered; violin and
pf. © Eduard Herrmann, Kingston,
N. Y., as author of editing and fin-
gering. R 438360, Mar. 6, 1936. 1
After long years; song, w_ Philip
Bourke Marston. © Kathleen
Heron-Maxwell, London, as author of
m. R 48231, Feb. 19, 1936. 2;
Aimer ..... et souffrir; valse lan-
goureuse, Paul Lombard; pf. ©
Marguerite Fanny Lombard, Paris,
as executor. R 48491, Jan. 22, 1986.
39
Ain’t it awful, Mabel; chorus girl’s
lament, w John Edward Hazzard, m
W. T. Francis. © Alice Hazzard,
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y., as widow of
the author of w. R 48098, Feb. 24,
1936. 4
Air a la bourrée; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 220: violin and pf. © John
B. C. Bartlett, Hollis, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
43194, Feb. 3, 1936. 5
Airs and graces; minuet, L. E. Orth,
op. 26, no. 2; pf. duet. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, Boston, as executor.
R 43979, Mar. 21, 1986. 6
All along. the river ; romance, from The
antelope, w Adrian Ross, m Hugo
Felix. © Ilsa Felix, Los Angeles, as
widow of the author of m. R 43875,
Mar. 20, 1936. 7
All for Thee; anthem, w Frances
Havergal, m J. S. Fearis. © Otto
L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor of
the author of m. R 48727, Mar. 3,
1936. 8
All Italia; in modo napolitano, Fer-
ruccio Busoni; klavier. © Gerda
Buscni, Berlin, as widow. R 43128,
Feb. 26, 1936. 7)
Ame (L’) des iris; chanson, poésie
Camille Mauclair. © Rhené Baton,
Chatou, France, as author of m. R
43807, Jan. 22, 1936. : 10
Amourette de Pierrot; op. 30, no. 1; pf.
© Sigismond Stojowski, New York,
as author. R 48570, Mar. 9, 19386. 11
64326—36——_9
Amoureuse (L’) serenade; pf. © Hd-
mund Filippucci, Paris, as author.
R 48394, Feb. 19, 1936. 12
Ancient (An) family; song. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 43996, Mar, 27, 1936. 13
Angoisse; chanson, poésie G. Jean
Aubry. © André Caplet, Orléans,
France, as author of m. R 43420,
Jan. 22, 1936. 14
Année (L’) en vain chasse l’année; air
extrait de ’Enfant prodigue, récit et
air de Lia, poésie E. QGuinand,
deutsche tibertragung Ernst Huld-
schinsky, m Claude Debussy: sop.
© Jean Deyzac, Paris, as executor
of the author of m. R 48431, Jan.
22, 1986. nS
Ansell (John) Three Irish dances;
pf. © John Ansell, Marlow, Bucks,
England, as author. R 48829, Mar.
18, 1986. 16
Antelope (The); from the musical
comedy, w Adrian Ross, m Hugo
Felix. © Ilsa Felix, Los Angeles, as.
widow of the author of m. R 43886,
Mar. 20, 1936. 17
Apres lVondée; valse, Rodolphe Berger ;
orch. Honorine Isopy, Paris, as
executor. R 48001, Jan. 22, 1936. 18
Arcadian (An) lullaby; song; in F.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, Bos-
ton, as author. R 438958, Mar. 16,
1936. 19
Ariel; pf. © I. Philipp, Paris, as au-
thor. R 48283, Jan. 22, 1986. 20
Arlequin; pf. © I. Philipp, Paris, as
author. R 48284, Jan. 22, 1986. Al
Ashford (KE. L.) Allegretto; organ vol-
untary, arr. H. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
44015, Mar. 27, 1936. 22
Asleep; w John Keats, m Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. © Dudley Northall-
Laurie, London, as executor of the
author of m. R 43230, Feb. 19, ‘tare
22,
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24
At eventide; serenade, James Ord
Hume; cornet solo. © A. Ord Hume,
London, as widow. R 43116, Feb.
19, 1936. 24
At nightfail; w Charles Hanson Towne,
m John W. Metcalf; high voice. ©
William C. Waibel, Piedmont, Calif.,
as executor of the author of m. R
43965, Mar. 26, 1986. 25
At sea; op. 18, song, w Moira O’Neill.
© Hamilton Harty, London, as au-
thor of m. R 48695, Feb. 19, 1936.
26
Au petit bonheur; pas _ redoublé,
Rodolphe Berger; pf. Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 48811,
Jan./22, 1936: 27
Aube (L’) blanche; poésie Charles van
Lerberghe, m Gabriel Fauré, op. 95,
no. 4. © Philippe Roger Fauré-
Frémiet and Emmanuel Fauré-Fré-
miet, Paris, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
43292, Jan. 22, 1936. 28
Aubert (Louis) Fantaisie; op. 8; pf.
et orch. Partition. © Louis Aubert,
Paris, as author. R 48799, Jan. 22,
1936. 29
réduction de Vorch.
pour 2 pianos, 4 mains. © Louis
Aubert, Paris, as author. R 48795,
Jan. 22, 1936. 30
1°TS violons. © Louis
Aubert, Paris, aS author. R 48809,
Jan. 22, 1936. 31
Aus der kinderwelt; 24 characteristic
pieces, Albert Léschhorn, op. 96, 100,
ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf.
© Katharine F. Stewart, New York,
as next of kin of the author of editing
and fingering, who is not living. R
43269, Feb. 20, 1936. Be
Autumn; w M. B. de Packh, m Ernest
R. Ball. © Maude Lambert Ball,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 48948, Mar. 10, 1936. 33
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Sarabande
fand] Loure: ed. and fingered ; violin
and pf. © Eduard Herrmann,
Kingston, N. Y., as author of editing
and fingering. R 43359, Mar. 6, 1936.
34
Bad (The) child’s songs about beasts;
song, Ww H. Belloc. © Graham Peel,
Bournemouth, Hants, England, as
author of m. R 438839, Feb. 19, 1986.
aH)
DULTTIINS! ww eah
Balfe (Michael William) The siege
of Rochelle; selection, arr. James
Ord Hume; brass band. © A. Ord
Hume, London, as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 43458, Feb.
19, 1936. 36
Baruffe (Le) chiozzotte; ouvertiire zu
Goldonis lustspiel; orch. partitur.
© Leone Sinigaglia, Turin, Italy,
as author. R 48133, Feb. 26, 1936.
37
Base-ball; song, m Al. W. Brown. ©
Roger Lewis, Chicago, as author of
w. R 48619, Mar. 10, 1986. 38
Basking in the sunshine; caprice, Earl
Cameron, arr; band. © Edward
Bergenholtz, Oakland, Calif., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 43563, Mar.
10, 1936. 39
Battle hymn; w Julia Ward Howe, m
Charles Marshall. © Janet Sophia
Marshall, Beeston, Nottingham, Eng-
land, as widow of the author of m.
R 43705, Feb. 19, 1936. 40
Be Thou exalted; w from Psalm 57,
m J. B. Herbert. © Fannie G. Her-
bert, Xenia, O., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48402, Mar. 2, 1986.
41
Bear’s (The) thanksgiving; song. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44001, Mar. 27, 1936.
42
Beautiful (The) gates ajar; w Irma B.
Matthews, m Charies H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
43408, Mar. 2, 1936. 43.
Beautiful land of Nod; w Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, m Liza:Lehmann. © Her-
bert Bediord, Bushey, Middlesex,
England, as widower of the author
of m. R 48124, Feb. 19, 1936. 44
Bedtime; w Burges Johnson, m Dudley
Buck; high; in F. © Dudley Buck,
Chicago, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 438190, Feb. 3, 1936.
45
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Sonata; op.
14, no. 2, ed. and fingered’; pf/* ©
Paolo Gallico, New York, as author
of editing and fingering. R 43669.
Mar. 3, 1936. 46
Sonate; op. 57, analysée; pf. ©
Georges Sporck, Paris, as author of
analysis. R 48900, Jan. 22, 1936.
47
408
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no. 3, 1986
op. 7 et op. 10, no. 2, analysée;
pf. © Georges Sporck, Paris, as au-
thor of analysis. R 48302, 43303,
Jan. 22, 1936. 48, 49
Sonatina; op. 49, no. 2, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 43670, Mar. 3, 19386. 50
3 sonates; op. 10, no. 1, analysée ;
pf. © Georges Sporck, Paris, as au-
thor of analysis. R 438304, Jan. 22,
1936. 51
Behind the sleighbells; pf., treble clef.
© Frances E. Terry, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 438484, Mar. 6,
1936. 52
Ben the boasun’; w F. E. Weatherly, m
Stephen Adams; in E flat. © Annie
Turkepine and Edith Withers, King-
ston, Surrey, England, as executors
of the author of m. R 43477, Feb. 19,
19386. 53
Bendel (Franz) Sechs deutsche mar-
chenbilder ; op. 135, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle: pf. © Katharine F.
Stewart, New York, as next of kin of
the author of editing, who is not liv-
ing. R 43775, Feb. 20, 1936. 54
Benediction ; closing response. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m.. R 43530, Feb. 27, 1936.
5D
Benedictus; v. Max Reger, op. 59, no.
9; harmonium. © Elsa Reger,
Munich, as widow. R 48751, Mar. 3,
1936. 06
Bercelonnette; de Paul Lacome. 1.
Chant et pf.—2. Pf. et clarinette ou
cornet. © Marc Lacome, Paris, as
child of the deceased author. R
43307, 43308, Jan. 22, 1936. 57, 58
Berceuse; chanson, poésie Georges
Champenois. © Rhené Baton, Cha-
tou, France, as author of m. R 43808,
Jan. 22, 19386. 59
op. 22; violoncelle, ou violon ou
alto, et pf. © Carlos Salzedo, New
York, as author. R 48330, Jan. 22,
1936. 60
op. 28; pf. © J. Paul Munkelt,
Brooklyn, as author. R 48611, Mar.
6, 1936. 61
op. 50; violin and pf. © Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as au-
thor. R 48159, Feb. 3, 1936. 62
Bergéres tyroliennes; par E. Missa ;
orch. © Jeanne Barbant Missa,
Paris, as widow. R 43312, Jan. 22,
1936. 63
76
Betsy’s the belle of the bathers; waltz,
from Mary’s lamb, Richard Carle,
arr.; orch. © William ©. O’Hare,
New York, as author of arrangement.
R 43556, Feb. 29, 1936. 64
Bettina; tarentelle, Paul Wachs; pf.
© Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand Wachs, Saint Mandé,
France, as widow. R 43433, Jan. 22,
1986. 65
Beyond the pearly gates; m Eugene
Kaeuffer ; bar. or alto solo. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
w. R 43558, Feb. 26, 1936. 66
Bill, you done me wrong; song, w and
m B. Leighton and Frank Leighton.
© Bert Leighton, Baldwin, L. L,
N. Y., as one of the authors. BR
43159, Feb. 27, 1936. 67
Billet (The) doux; w anon., m Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, Lon-
don, as widower of the author of m.
R 48869, Mar. 18, 1936. 68
Bird song; pf. © James H. Rogers,
San Marino, Calif., as author. R
43195, Feb. 3, 1936. 69.
Birthday (The) of the King; Christ-
mas solo, w Harriet H. Pierson. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 43746, Mar. 3, 1936.
70
Bless the Lord; anthem. © Ira B. Wil-
Son, Hollywood, Calif.. as author of
m. R 438732, Mar. 3,.1936. 71
Blessed be the name of God; résponse.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 43503, Feb. 27, 1936.
72
Blest Comforter divine; anthem. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 43734, Mar. 3, 1936. 73
Boat song; w Montrose J. Moses, m
Harriet Ware; low voice. © Har-
riet Ware Krumbharr, Plainfield,
N. J., as author of m. R 43262, Mar.
4, 1936. 74
Bolo (The) rag; w W. J. McKenna, m
A. Gumble. © Albert Gumble, New
York, as author of m, and William J.
McKenna, Jersey City, as author of
w. R 48715, Mar. 18, 1936. (3)
Bonnie blue; quick march, James Ord
Hume; military band arr. © A.
Ord Hume, London, as widow. RB
43121, Feb. 19, 1936. 76
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(7
Booker T’s (The) are on parade to-
day; w EH. P. Moran, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 438593,
Mar. 14, 1936. 17
-Bootsmannslied; v. Jos. Chwatal, op.
.36, no. 2; pf. © Minna Chwatal,
-Hisenach, Germany, as child of the
deceased author. R 43971, Mar. 21,
“1936. 78
‘Bouderie (La) ; op. 43; pf. © Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as au-
thor. R 43168. Feb. 3, 1936. 79
Bourrée et musette. 1. Pf.—2. Violon,
ou alto, et violoncelle.—3. Violon et
pf. © A. Perilhou, Tain, France,
as author. R 43800, 43801, 43819,
Jan. 22, 1936. 80-82!
Brahms (Johannes) Quartett; op. 51,
no. 2, fiir 2 violinen, bratsche u.
violoncell, bearb.; 2 klaviere. ©
Otto Lehmann, Danzig-Oliva, Dan-
zig, as author of arrangement. R
43448, Mar. 3, 1936. 83
Bright (The) red berry; w Harold
Simpson, m Teresa del Riego. ©
Teresa Leadbitter, London, as au-
thor of m. R 48865, Mar. 19, 1936.
84
Brown is my love; op. 12, w anon.;
high voice. © Roger Quilter, Lon-
don, aS author of m. R 48688, Feb.
19, 1986. . 85.
Bub oder miidel; operette, Felix Dor-
mann u. A. Altmann; klavier zu 2
handen. .4,,2...Poipourri<. we 2 mit
beigefiigtem text—3. Walzer...
Marsch. © Bruno Granichstaedten,
Vienna, as author of m. R 438633-—
43636, Mar. 3, 1936. 86-89
vollstandiger klavieraus-
zug mit text. © Bruno Granich-
staedten, Vienna, as author of m. R
43671, Mar. 3, 1936. 90:
By a fountainside; op. 12, w Ben Jon-
son; high voice. © Roger Quilter,
London, as author of m. R 43685,
Feb. 19, 19386. 91
Bye and bye; song, m Hugene Kaeuffer.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of w. R 43557, Feb. 26, 1936.
—E
$2,
C’est la tarentelle; pf. © Maurice
Pesse, Paris, as author. R 438422,
Jan. 22, 1936. 93.
C’est pour rire! polka, Rodolphe Ber-
ger; pf. © Honorine Isopy, Paris,
as executor. R 43810, Jan. 22, 1936.
94
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Call (The) of the sea; w Monro An-
derson, m J. Airlie Dix; in D min.
© Julia Annie Dix, Brighton, Eng-
land, as widow of the author of m.
R 43470, Feb. 19, 19386. 95
Cameos of song; song. © Louis F.
Gottschalk, Los Angeles, as author.
R 43207, Feb. 29, 1936. 96
Can’t you be good; song. © Geo. W.
Meyer, New York, as author. R
43717, Mar. 19, 1936. 97
Canzonetta; op. 51; violin and pf.
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, Li I. N. Y.,
as author. R 438160, Feb. 3, 1936. 98
Caprice scherzando; op. 20; violoncelle
et pf. © Carlos Salzedo, New York,
as author. R 43820, Jan. 22, 1936.
99
Capricieuse (La); valse, op. 120; pf.
duet. © Georg Eggeling, Berlin, as
author. R 43982, Mar. 21, 1936. 100
Caronola waltz; by Edward Hazel;
band. © Hortensia J. Barnard, Cin-
cinnati, as widow. R 43598, Feb. 17,
1936. 101
Castagnette (La); by Henry Ketten,
ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo Gal-
lico, New York, as author of editing
and fingering. R 43662, Mar. 3, cine
102
Ce sable fin et fuyant; chanson, poésie
G. Jean Aubry. © André Caplet,
Orléans, France, as author of m.
R 43419, Jan. 22, 1936. 103
Célébre méthode compléte de flute ; sys-
témes Boehm et ordinaire, de De-
vienne. Nouvelle ed. augmentée G.
Gariboldi, revue et completée. ©
Philippe Gaubert, Paris, as author
of revision and completion. R 43323,
Jan. 22, 1936. 104
Celestial crown; by Edward Hazel;
band. © Hortensia J. Barnard, Cin-
cinnati, as widow. R 43599, Feb. 17,
1936. 105
Ces airs joyeux, ces chants de féte;
air extrait de l’Enfant prodigue,
récit et air d’Azaél, poésie E. Guin-
and, deutsche tbertragung Hrnst
Huldschinsky, m Claude Debussy ;
tén. © Jean Deyzac, Paris, as ex-
ecutor of the author of m. R 43482,
Jan. 22, 1936. 106
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Autumn ; étude de concert, op. 35, no.
2, ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo
Gallico, New York, as author of edit-
ing and fingering. R 43649, Mar. 3,
1986. — 107
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——lLa morena; caprice espagnol, op.
67, ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo
Gallico, New York, as author of edit-
ing and fingering. R 43650, Mar. 3,
1986. 108
Valse-caprice; op. 383, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 438651, Mar. 3, 1936. 109)
Chanson (La) de frére Jacques ; cheeur
pour les éléves des lycées de jeune
filles, paroles J. Combarieu, m E.
Paladilhe. Partition, avec pf. con-
ducteur. © Jeanne Elisabeth
Georgia Lefebvre Paladilhe, Paris,
as widow of the author of m. R
43276, Jan. 22, 1986. 110
Chanson de la nuit; romanza, Arnold
Safroni, arr. James Ord Hume; mili-
tary band. © A. Ord Hume, London,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 43844, Feb. 19, 1986. 111
Chant sans paroles; op. 49; pf. ©
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y:,
as author. R 43169, Feb. 3, 1986.
112,
Chanteuse roumaine; pf. © I. Philipp,
Paris, as author. R 48282, Jan. 22,
1986. ait)
Cheer up Mary; quick march, arr.
James Ord Hume; military band.
© A. Ord Hume, London, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
43119, Feb. 19, 1936. 114
Chevalier (Le) d’Eon; opéra-comique,
Rodolphe Berger; orch. complet. 1.
Ouverture.—2. Entr’acte-gavotte.—3.
Lamento-entr’acte.—4. Ballet —=d.
Marche triomphale. © MHonorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor of the
author. R 48498, 48497, 48496, 48495,
43494, Jan. 22, 1986. 115-119)
Childhood; w Alfred Bryan, m Kerry
Mills. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 438388, Feb. 29, 1986. 120
Children’s corner; petite suite, Claude
Debussy ; pf. © Jean Deyzac, Paris,
as executor. R 48803, Jan. 22, 1936.
M 121
Chip (A) of the old block; song, w
Harold Simpson; in B flat. © Wil-
liam Henry Squire, London, as
author of m. R 43864, Mar. 19, 1986.
122
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Im-
promptu; in A flat, op. 29, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 48659, Mar. 3, 1936. 123
Nocturne; op. 55, no. 1, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 43657, Mar. 3, 1986. 124
Polonaise, C sharp minor; op. 26,
no. 1, ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo
Gallico, New York, as author of edit-
ing and fingering. R 48655, Mar, 3,
1986. 125
Valse; E min., ed. and fingered;
pf. © Paolo Gallico, New York, as
author of editing and fingering. R
43656, Mar. 38, 1986. 126
op. 64, no. 2, ed. and fingered ;
pf. © Paolo Gallico, New York, as
author of editing and fingering. R
43658, Mar. 3, 1986. 5 Pare
Choral overture; orch. © Fred W.
Clement, Worcester, Mass., as author.
R 48609, Mar. 10, 1986. 128
Christ is risen; anthem, w Mary Le-
Conte Holden; sop. or ten. solo, and
mixed voices, with violin obbl. © L.
Richard Dressler, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 438249, Jan. 29, 1986. 129
Christ our Passover; anthem, m Hor-
atio Parker. © Anna Parker, New
York, aS widow. R 438333, Feb. 28,
1986, 130
Class lesson in sight singing ; compiled
Franz Willner, tr. from the 28th
German ed. Theodore Baker. ©
Theodore Baker, Rock Creek Station,
O., as child of the deceased author
of translation. R 43253, Feb. 20,
1936. 131
Clemens (Charles E.) Four re-
sponses; women’s voices; organ acc.
© Alice L. Clemens, Cleveland, as
widow. R 48772, Mar. 3, 1936. 1382
Cloche (La) pleure; chanson, poésie
Laurent Tailhade; ton élevé. ©
Ernest Moret, Paris, as author of m.
R 48814, Jan. 22, 1986. 133
Cloches (Les) de St. Etienne ; by Ship-
ley Douglas; military band. © Ethel
Douglas, Gateshead, England, as
widow. R 4387038, Feb. 19, 1936.
134
Clock (The); w Mrs. Eden, m Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, Lon-
don, as widower of the author of m.
R 43887, Mar. 18, 1936. 135
411
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1386
Clough-Leighter (Henry) Thirty prel-
udes for the organ; ed. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as
author of editing. R 43240, Feb. 26,
1936. 136
Cobweb castle; by Liza Lehmann; pf.
© Herbert Bedford, London, as wid-
ower. R 438398, Dec. 27, 1935. 137
Colombe (La); poéme pour chant et
orch., poésie Henri de Régnier. 1.
Sop. ou ten. ; en ré.—2. Mezzo-sop. ou
bar.; en ut. © Henri Biisser, Paris,
as author of m. R 48428, 43429, Jan.
22, 1936. 138,439
Come all you worthy Christian men;
folk-song air coll. and arr. Cecil J.
Sharp; pf. © Joan Sharp, London,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 43337, Feb. 28, 1936.
140
Come now, and let us reason together ;
anthem, w from the Bible, m Herbert
W. Wareing, ed.; mixed voices; or-
gan acc. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
Quincy, Mass., as author of editing.
R 43248, Feb. 26, 1936. 141
Come on; song, w Samuel Pearson. ©
B. D. Ackley, Philadelphia, as author
of m. R 43537, Mar. 12, 1936. 142:
Come unto Me; hymn-anthem; mixed
cho. ; organ ace. ad lib. © W. Ber-
wald, Syracuse, as author of m. R
43141, Feb. 12, 1936. 1438
W. H. Neidlinger ; mixed cho.,
with sop. solo; organ acc. © Orra
B. Neidlinger, Hast Orange, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 431438,
Feb. 3, 1986. 144
Come unto Me, ye weary; hymn an-
them, w Wm. C. Dix, m Frank H.
Brackett; mixed voices. © Mary
Frances Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as
widow of the author of m. R 43245,
Feb, 26, 1936. 145
Comes at timesia stillness as of even;
anthem, w I. Gregory Smith, m H. H.
Woodward; mixed voices. © Edith
M. Woodward, London, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living.. R 43341, Jan. 7, 1936. 146
Coming home tonight; song, m J. W.
Burgess. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of w. R 43209,
Feb. 26, 1936. 147
Coming (The) of St. Nicholas; op. 7,
no. 2; pf. © John Carlyle Davis,
Wyoming, O., as author. R 43202,
Feb. 27, 1936. 148
pt. I; nese ye St
Coming to Thee; anthem, w Ida L.
Reed. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif.,as author of m. R 43735, Mar.
3, 1936. 149
Communion service in ferial setting;
mixed cho., with sop. solo and organ
acc. © Harvey B. Gaul, Pittsburgh,
as author of m. R 48139, Feb. 3,
1936. 150:
Concerto in G; fiir violine, op. 22; vio-
line und klavier. © Sigismond Sto-
jowski, New York, as author. R
43573, Mar. 9, 1936. 151
Consolation ; sketch in tone, op. 17; pf.
© E. Prang Stamm, St. Louis, as
author. R 43375, Mar. 9, 1936. $51
Copurchic; valse, Rob. Vollstedt ; pour
orch. © Auguste Bosc, Paris, as au-
thor of arrangement. R 43305, Jan.
22, 1936. 153
Coquette (La); deux pas, Jules Le
Fort, arr. Michael Retford; military
‘band. © Mary Retford, Ockbrook,
Derbyshire, England, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 438840,
Feb. 19, 1936. 154
Coronach; lament, Walter Scott, m
Laura G. Lemon. © Cecil lL. R.
Heath, Jordans Village, Beaconsfield,
Bucks, England, and Audrey N. V.
Turner, Godalming, Surrey, Eng-
land, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 43987, Feb. 19, 1936.
155
Cottage (A) song; w Austin Fleming,
m Laura G. Lemon. © Cecil L. R.
Heath, Jordans Village, Beaconsfield,
Bucks, England, and Audrey N. V.
Turner, Godalming, Surrey, England, .
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 43707, Feb. 19, 19386. 156
Coucou (Le); chanson, P. Saegel; pf.
© Paul Bertrand, Paris, as author.
R 43256, Jan. 22, 1936. 157
Couid a little sunshine; song, w A. H.
Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 48550, Mar.
12, 1936. 158
Could ye not watch; sacred song, Ww
from St. Matthew, m W. H. Neid-
linger ; med. voice; pf. or organ acc.
© Orra B. Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., as widow of the author of m.
R 48154, Feb. 12, 1936. 159
Courtly dance; pf. © James H. Rog-
ers, San Marino, Calif., as author.
R 43198, Feb. 3, 1936. 160
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no. 3, 1936
Cramm (H.L.) Ten easy studies for
the pianoforte in embellishments ; op.
11. © H. L. Cramm, Haverhill,
Mass., as author. R 48595, Mar. 17,
1936. 161
Crown Him with many crowns; anh-
them, w M. Bridges. © Carrie B.
Adams, Portland, Or., as author of m.
R 48731, Mar. 3, 1936. 162
Crystal (The) spring; foik-song air
coll. and arr. Cecil. J. Sharp; pf. ©
Joan Sharp, London, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
43335, Feb. 28, 1936. 163
Cuddle closer; solo. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44000, Mar. 27, 1936. 164
Daddy’s letter; w Fred EK. Weatherly,
m Stephen Adams. © Annie Turke-
pine and Edith Withers, Kingston,
Surrey, England, as executors of the
author of m. R 43843, Feb. 19, A
165
Daddy’s little tomboy girl; song, w
Robert F. Roden, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 48591,
Mar. 14, 1936. 166
Dainty little maiden; song, w Alfred
Tennyson, m E. Cowdell. © Ellen
Cowdell Stewart, i. e. Mrs. Baird
Stewart, London, as author of m. R
43466, Feb. 19, 1936. 167
Damask (A) rose; song, w Fred G.
Bowles; in G. © Eric Coates, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 43837, Feb.
19, 1936. 168
Damask roses; op. 12, w anon; high
voice. © Roger Quilter, London, as
author of m. R 43686, Feb. 19, 1936.
169
Dandelion (The); song, op. 79. ©
Carrie Williams Kregmann, Boston,
as author. R 43585, Mar. 16, 1936.
170:
Dans l’été; chanson, poésie Marceline
Desbordes-Valmore. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as author of m. R
43487, Jan. 22, 1936. 171
Dans le silence de la nuit; valse-séré-
nade, Rodolphe Berger; orch. ©
Honorine Isopy, Paris, as executor.
R 48427, Jan. 22, 1936. 172
Dans mon jardin; elégie; pf. © Louis
de Merlier, Brussels, as author. R
43441, Mar. 3, 1936. 173
185
Danse (La) des demoiselles; pf. ©
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as author. R 438168, Feb. 3, 1936.
174
Danse des Esquimaux; morceau hu-
moristique, Robert Vollstedt, op. 407 ;
pf. © Paul Eggers, Hamburg, Ger-
many, as executor. R 43297, Jan.
22, 1936. 175
Dark (The) lament; song, w Irene C.
Dobyne. © Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
43578, Feb. 27, 1936. 176
Day (The) is done; duet, w Longfel-
low. (© Hermann Lohr, London, as
author of m. R 43856, Mar. 19, 1936.
a li ere
Day of rest and gladness; opening re-
sponse, w C. Wordswordth, m J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor of the author of m. R
43726, Mar. 3, 19386. 178
Daylight hurts my eyes; song, m AI.
W. Brown. © Gus Kahn, Beverly
Hitiss “Calif... (as aucnony ob. We, .
43102, Feb. 24, 1986. 179
Dear little star; w Percy J. Barrow, m
Dorothy Forster; in G. © Dorothy
Cary, London, as author of m. R
43852, Mar. 19, 1936. 180
Debussy (Claude) ‘Trois chansons de
Charles d’Orléans; 4 voix mixtes
sans accompagnement. Partition. ©
Jean Deyzac, Paris, as executor of
the author of m. R 48805, Jan. 22,
1936. 181
Do you know Mr. Schneider; from the
musical play The girls of Gotten-
berg, w Lionel Monckton and George
Grossmith, jr., m Lionel Monckton.
© Charles F. Monckton, London, as
executor of the author of m. R
43400, Dec. 27, 1935. 182
Doan’ yo’ lis’n; song. © Carrie Ja-
cobs-Bond, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor. R 43579, Feb. 27, 1936. 183
Don’t you know that Jesus knows; w
J. Oatman, jr.,m J. B. Herbert. ©
Fannie G. Herbert, Xenia, O., as
widow of the author of m. R 43405,
Mar. 2, 1986. 184
Douce (La) maison; suite, composée
et transcrite Paul Lacome; pf. Suite
complete. © Marc Lacome, Paris,
as child of the deceased author. R
43309, Jan. 22, 1936. 185
413
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186
Doux songe; de Paul Wachs; pf. ©
Blanche Wachs, Paris, as widow. R
43676, Feb. 19, 1986. 186
Down at the huskin’ bee; barn dance,
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m S. R.
Henry. © Henry R. Stern, New
York, as author of m. R 43348, Feb.
24, 1936. 187
Down by the toll gate, Jennie; w Mon-
roe H. Rosenfeld, m Alfred Solman.
© Eunice M. Rosenfeld, Enfield Lock,
Middlesex, England, as widow of the
author of w. R 48673, Mar. 3, 1986.
188
Down where the ivy shades the door;
song, m Eugene Kaeuffer. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author
of w. R 438212, Feb. 26, 1986. 189)
Dreaming; op. 18, w Cahir Healy. ©
Hamilton Harty, London, as author
of m. R 438697, Feb. 19, 1936. 190
Dreams of long ago; song, m W. Car-
roll Radebaugh. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as author of w. R
43208, Feb. 26, 1986. 191
Drink to me only with thine eyes ; 2-pt.
song, w Ben Jonson, m of old English
air arr.; women’s voices. © N. Clif-
ford Page, Boston, as author of the
arrangement of m. R 48241, Feb.
26, 1986. 192
Drum (The) of the fore and aft; from
The antelope, w Adrian Ross, m Hugo
Felix. © Ilsa Felix, Los Angeles, as
widow of the author of m. R 48877,
Mar. 20, 1986. 193
Drummer (The) boy; song, w Harold
Boulton. © Edward German, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 43873, Mar.
19, 1986. 194
Duel (The) ; w Eugene Field, m Clay-
ton Thomas. © George Lyman Cade,
New York, as widower of the author
of m. R 482386, Feb. 19, 1936. 195.
Eau (L’) qui chante; valse, Rodolphe
Berger ; pf. © Honorine Isopy, Paris,
as executor. R 48299, Jan. 22, 1986.
196
Edelveilchen; by Carl Heins, op. 169,
no. 2, ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle ;
pf. © Katharine F. Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author
of editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 48175, Feb. 20, 1936. 197
Edina; processional march, James Ord
Hume; brass and reed band. © A.
Ord Hume, London, as widow. R
45450, Feb, 19, 1936. 198
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Hgyptian dance; op. 41; pf. © Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
author. R 48173, Feb. 3, 1936. 199
En gondole; morceau caractéristique ;
pf. © Louis de Merlier, Brussels, as
author. R 48448, Mar. 3, 1986. 200
Enfant (L’) prodigue; scéne lyrique
E. Guinand, paroles anglaises Nita
Cox, m Claude Debussy. 1. Parti-
tion pour chant et pf.—2. Par-
tition d’orch.—3. 1°** violons. ©
Jean Deyzac, Paris, as executor of
the author of m. R 43822-43824, Jan.
22, 1986. 201-208
English traditional songs and carols;
coll. and ed. with annotations and
pf. accs. Lucy E. Broadwood. ©
Leopold Alfred T, Broadwood,
Maidenhead, England, as executor of
the author of editing. R 43351, Mar.
9, 1986. 204
Erscheinung; notturno, Ferruccio Bus-
oni; klavier. © Gerda Busoni, Ber-
lin, as widow. R 43132, Feb. 26, 1936.
205
Etude de style; by Jean-Henri Ravina,
ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo Gal-
lico, New York, aS author of editing
and fingering. R 48660, Mar. 3, 1986.
206
Etude in F; op. 44; pf. © Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
author. R 48164, Feb. 3, 1986. 207
Evening on the hillside; op. 50; pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis,
as author. R 43106, Feb. 26, 1986.
208
Ever; song, w Clifton Bingham, m F.
Paolo Tosti; in B flat. © Berthe
Tosti, Paris, as widow of the author
of m. R 43457, Feb. 19, 1986. 209
Every day, all the way; w J. Oatman,
jr., m J. B. Herbert. © Fannie G.
Herbert, Xenia, O., as widow of the
author of m. R 43404, Mar. 2, 1936.
2110
Exercices pour développer l’indépend-
ance des doigts; suite aux exercices
de tenues; pf. © I. Philipp, Paris,
as author. R 43257, Jan. 22, ie ‘
1
Eye to eye; w Miriam E. Arnold, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 48407, Mar. 2,
1936. 212
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Fair house of joy; op. 12, w anon.;
high voice. © Roger Quilter, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 43684, Feb.
19, 1936. 213
Fair Radha; song, m Frederic K. Lo-
gan. © Virginia K. Logan, Oska-
loosa, Ia., as author of w and next
of kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 43380, Feb. 17, 1936. 214
Fairies of the frost; motion song. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 438995, Mar. 27, 1936.
215
Fairy spinning song; song, op. 79. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Boston,
as author. R 48584, Mar. 16, 1936.
216
Faithless (The) shepherdess; op. 12, w
anon.; high voice. © Roger Quilter,
London, as author of m. R 48687,
Feb. 19, 1936. ZAG,
False (The) bride; folk-song air coll.
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp; pf. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
43339, Feb. 28, 1936. 218
Farewell (A) ; by S. Liddle, arr. James
Ord Hume; cornet solo. © A. Ord
Hume, London, as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 43708, Feb.
19, 1936. 219:
Fasma; dramma lirico, parole Arturo
Colantti. © Pasquale La Rotella,
Bari, Italy, as author of m. R 43347,
Mar. 3, 1936. 220)
Father, whate’er of earthly bliss;
hymn-anthem; mixed cho., or quar-
tet, with alto solo; organ acc. ©
Will C. Macfarlane, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of m. R 48142, Feb. 12, 1936.
221
Fervaal; prélude du 3° acte, Vincent
d’Indy. 1. Partition d’orch.—2. 1°*S
violons; op. 40. © Caroline Janson
d’Indy, Paris, as widow. R 43434,
43435, Jan. 22, 1936. 222. 298
Féte des fleurs; valse impromptu, op.
80; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Boston, as author. R 43587,
Mar. 16, 1936. 224
Féte (Une) patronale en Velay; suite
dorech. 1. Partition—2. Transcrip-
tion pour pf. 4 4 mains. © A. Peril-
hou, Tain, France, as author. R
43296, 45289, Jan. 22, 1936. 225, 226
Feuilles mortes; op. 30, no. 2; pf. ©
Sigismond Stojowski, New York, as
author. R 48571, Mar. 9,1936. 227
a
239
First waltz; by Aug. Durand, op. 83,
arr.; orch. © Alfred Roth, Brook-
Ivn, aS author of arrangement. R
43562, Mar. 4, 1936. 228
Fixe (Die) Donaunixe; rheinlander,
aus der revue Donnerwetter tadellos,
komponiert u. arr.; orch. u. pf. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author. R
43632, Mar. 3, 1936. 229
Flame in the skies of sunset; song, op.
18, w Lizzie Twigg. © Hamilton
Harty, London, as author of m. R
43698, Feb. 19, 1936. 230
Flottes pferdchen; v. Jos. Chwatal, op.
36, no. 4; pf. © Minna Chwatal,
Hisenach, Germany, as child of the
deceased author. R 43973, Mar. 21,
1936. 251
Foggy (The) dew; folk-song airs coll.
and arr. Cecil J. Sharp; pf. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
43338, Feb. 28, 1936. 232:
Folk dance music; coll. of 76 character-
istic dances of the people of various
nations, selected and compiled H.
Burchenal and C. W. Crampton. ©
Elizabeth Burchenal, Brooklyn, and
C. Ward Crampton, New York, as
editors. R 43761, Mar. 38,1986. 233
Fond request; poem John Suckling, m
Frank van der Stucken ; high or med.
voice. © Dirk vun der Stucken,
Andover, Mass., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 43776, Mar.
16, 1936. 234.
Hor a ramy day; op.:¥.'no. 12> pk ©
John Carlyle Davis, Wyoming, O., as
author. R 43204, Feb. 21, 1936. 235
For me alone; song, w Fred HE. Weath-
erly. © William Henry Squire,
London, as author of m. R 48867,
Mar. 19, 1936. 236
For you dear heart; w Jas. O’Dea, m
W. C. Powell. © Anna Caldwell
O’Dea, Beverly Hills, Calif., as widow
of the author of w. R 43552, Feb. 29,
1936. Zt
Forgotten (The) land; w Edwin Mark-
ham, m Harriet Ware. © Harriet
Ware Krumbharr, Plainfield, N. J.,
as author of m. R 43354, Mar. 4,
1936. 238
Four years old; song, Ww Katharine Ty-
nan. © Hermann Lohr, London, as
author of m. R 48853, Mar. 19, 1936.
239
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240
Friponne (La); mazurka, Rodolphe
Berger; orch. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as executor. R 438789, Jan. 22,
1986. 240
From Boston; sop. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43999, Mar. 27, 1936. 241
Fruit défendu; valse, Rodolphe
Berger; orch. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as executor. R 48791, Jan. 22,
1936. 242
Ganges boat song; song, m Frederic
Kk. Logan. © Virginia K. Logan,
Oskaloosa, Ia., as author of w and
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 43381, Feb. 17, 19386.
248
Garden (The) of Allah; w Fred H.
Weatherly, m Charles Marshall; in
Cc. © Janet Sophia Marshall,
Nottingham, Hngland, as widow of
the author of m. R 43471, Feb. 19,
1936. 244
Garden (The) of my heart; w Mary
Farrah, m Amy Woodforde-Finden ;
in D. © Dudley Northall-Laurie,
London, as executor of the author
of m. R 48701, Feb. 19, 1936. 245
Give alms of thy goods; offertory, w
from the Bible, m W. H. Bontemps;
high, in G; with violin ad lib. ©
W. H. Gutzeit, Toronto, as author
of m. R 43773, Mar. 3, 1936. 246
Give me your hand; song, w Howard
Fisher; in C. © Landon Ronald,
London, as author of m. R 43461,
Feb. 19, 1936. 247
Give thanks; sacred song, w Bertha BE.
Bush. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 43519, Feb.
27, 19386. 248
Go forth today; anthem, w L. E. Jones.
© Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 48729, Mar. 3, 1936.
249
God is everywhere; sacred song, w
Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 48520, Feb. 27, 1936. 250
God my Father ; sacred song adapted to
English w G. H. Palmer, m Théodore
Dubois. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 43439, Jan. 22, 1936. PASS
God so loved the world; response. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 487387, Mar. 3, 1936.
252
pt. pay MS yvo1
God’s wonderful love; w and m F. W.
Vandersloot. © Cora Vandersloot,
Williamsport, Pa., as widow. R
43626, Mar. 10, 1986. 253
Going to camp; pf., treble clef. ©
Franees E. Terry, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 43483, Mar. 6,
19386. 254
Good and bad luck; song, w John Hay;
in G flat. © Felix Corbett, Middles-
borough, England, as author of m.
R 48683, Feb. 19, 1936. 255
Good) CA’)! old’ ‘dollar » DIF? iwiwae
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse. ©
Jack Mahoney, New York, as author
of w, and Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 43220, Feb. 24, 19386. 256
Goodbye; song. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44002, Mar. 27, 1986. 257
Goodnight; song. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44007, Mar. 27, 1936. 258
Gounod (Charles Francois) The fair;
grand cho. from Faust, act 2, no. 3,
ed.; mixed voices. © N. Clifford
Page, Boston, as author of editing.
R 48242, Feb. 26, 1986. 259
Faites-lui mes aveux; from Faust,
English version; sop. © M. Louise
Baum, Boston, as author of English
version. R 43361, Mar. 6, 1936.
260
Meditation ; sur le premier prelude
de pf. de J. S. Bach, composée pour
pf. et violon, ou fitiite ou violoncelle
avec acc. d’orgue ou d’un 2d violon-
celle ad lib., ed. and fingered; violin
and pf. © Philipp Mittell, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 43363, Mar. 6, 1986. 261
Grace for light; song, op. 18, w Moira
O’Neill. © Hamilton Harty, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48699, Feb.
19, 1936. 262
Grand concert mazura; national Polish
dance, op. 40; pf. © Rudolf Friml,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as author. R
43172, Feb. 3, 1936. 263
Grande valse de concert; de Louis
Diémer, transcription; 2 pfs., 4
mains. © Georges de Lausnay,
Paris, as author of transcription. R
43306, Feb. 18, 1986. 264
Great peace have they which love Thy
law; w from the Psalms; high voice ;
organ acc. © James H. Rogers, San
Marino, Calif., as author of m. R
43191, Feb. 3, 1936. 265
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Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) God be
merciful to me; sacred song, w J. S.
B. Monsell, m after the Arietta by
E. Grieg, op. 12, arr. W. H. Neidl-
inger; high voice; pf. or organ acc. ;
in D. © Orra B. Niedlinger, East
Orange, N. J., as widow of the author
of arrangement of m. R 438155, Feb.
12, 1936. 266:
——J] love thee; ed. and fingered, op.
41, no. 3; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 436387, Mar. 3, 1936. 267
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah; an-
them, w Wm. Williams. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, .O., as author of
m. R 48513, Feb. 1986. 268
Gypsy dance; by Henri Ernst, ed. and
rev.; violin and pf. © Philipp Mit-
tell, New York, as author of editing
and revision. R 438362, Mar. 6, 1936.
269)
Hail the King; carol, w James Rowe,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel! W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 48409, Mar. 2,
1936. 270
Hasse (Karl) Zwolf choralvorspiele ;
op. 4; orgel. © Karl Hasse, Tiibin-
gen, Germany, as author. R 48748,
Mar. 3, 1936. atl
Haste to the fair; song; in C. © Ken-
nedy Russell, London, as author. R
43238, Feb. 28, 19386. Dy
He cares for me; song, w A. H. Ackley.
© B. D. Ackley, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. Ri 48549, Mar. 12, 1986.
23
He leadeth me; anthem, m E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48514, Feb. 27, 1936. 274
He lifts the darkness; song, w Alfred
H. Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Phila-
delphia, as author of m. R 48544,
Mar. 12, 1986. 275
He loves me; w Marian W. Hubbard,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, aS executor of
the author of m. R 438411, Mar. 2,
1936. 276
He that keepeth Israel; sacred Song.
‘no. 1. In D.—no. 2. In F. © Stan-
ley F,. Widener, Pomona, Calif., as
author of m. R 48263, 48264, Jan.
2, 1986. 277,278
Heavenly joys; song, w Alfred H.
Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
290
phia, as author of m.
12, 1986. 279
Heimkehr; by Heinrich Lichner, op.
175, no. 6, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine F. Stew-
art, New York, as next of kin of the
author of editing and fingering, who
is not living. R 43176, Feb. 20, 1986.
280)
Heiterkeit ; rondo in dance form, Hein-
rich Lichner, op. 150, no. 2, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle ; pf. © Kath-
arine F. Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 43178,
Feb. 20, 1986. 281
Helene; chanson, extrait des Tableaux
antiques, poésie A. de Bengy Puyval-
lée. © Louis Aubert, Paris, as au-
thor of m. R 48783, Jan. 22, 1986.
282
partition dorch. ©
Louis Aubert, Paris, as author of m.
R 48787, Jan. 22, 1986. 283
1°7* ““violons. \) ©l Wouiss Aubert,
Paris, as author. R 438786, Jan. 22,
1936. 284
R 43538, Mar.
Heller himmel; v. Jos. Chwatal, op. 36,
no. 3; pf. © Minna Chwatal, Hise-
nach, Germany, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48972, Mar. 21,
1986. 285
Hello! Miss Liberty; song, w Thomas
J. Gray, m Fred Fischer. © Fred
Fisher, New York, as author. R
43583, Mar. 11, 1986. 286
Her sweetest song; song, w Geo. P.
Beard. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, aS author of m. R 48213, Feb.
26, 1936. 287
Herz (Das) einer vornehmen dame;
aus Bub oder midel; grosses orch.
© Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna,
as author. R 43641, Mar. 3, 1936.
288
Heure (L’) espagnole; comédie musi-
cale, po@éme Franc-Nohain; pf. et
chant. © Maurice Ravel, Montfort
lV Amaury, France, as author of m.
R 43798, Jan. 22, 1936. 289
Highland Mary; Scotch song, w Robert
Burns, m Homer N. Bartlett; high,
in G flat. © John B. C. Bartlett,
Hollis, L. I., N. Y., as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48183, Feb.
LSC: 290)
417
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291
Hindustani cradle song; w J. Francis
Barron, m J. Airlie Dix. © Julia
Annie Dix, Brighton, England, as
widow of the author of m. R 43233,
Feb. 19, 1936. 291
Holy (The) night; Christmas cantata,
w from the Gospels, m Lucien G.
Chaffin; cho., quartette, soli and or-
gan. © Ethel Balthasar, Reno, Ne-
vada, as executrix of author of m.
R 43899, Jan. 2, 1936. 292
Home again, my cherry blossom ; quick
march, arr. James Ord Hume; mili-
tary band. © A. Ord Hume, Lon-
don, aS widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 43120, Feb. 19, 1936.
293
Home sweet home; w John Howard
Payne, m Henry Rowley Bishop, arr.;
women’s voices. © N. Clifford Page,
Boston, as author of arrangement.
R 48244, Feb. 26, 1936. 294
Home they brought her warrior dead;
song, poem Tennyson. © Graham
Peel, Bournemouth, Hants, England,
as author of m. R 438229, Feb. 19,
1936. 295
Honeymoon rag; pf. © Abe Olman,
New York, as author. R 43378, Feb.
2S, 1936. 296
Honour, riches, marriage blessing; w
Shakespeare ; mixed voices. © Geof-
frey Shaw, London, as author of m.
R 438850, Feb. 19, 1936. 297
Hour (The) of prayer; response, w
Charlotte Elliott. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43511, Feb. 27, 1936. 298
How excellent is Thy name; anthem,
m J. S. Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis,
Chicago, as executor. R 43719, Mar.
3, 1936. 299
How lovely are Thy dwellings; sacred
song, w from Psalm 84; in E flat.
© Samuel Liddle, London, as author
of m. R 438110, Feb. 19, 1936. 300
Huitieme barcarolle; par Gabriel
Fauré, op. 96; pf. © Philippe Roger
Fauré-Frémiet and Emmanuel
Fauré-Frémiet, Paris, as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
43294, Jan. 22, 1936. 301
Humoresque; op. 45; pf. © Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as au-
thor. R 43165, Feb. 3, 1936. 302
Hunt (The) is up; w William Gray, m
Frank van der Stucken, op. 36, no.
2°." mixed cho, © Dirk “van ~ der
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Stucken, Andover, Mass., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 43765,
Mar. 16, 1936. 303)
Hunter’s (The) song; by Frank Lynes,
op. 14, no. 3, arr.; pf., 6 hands. ©
Edmund Parlow, Frankfort a/M,
Germany, as author of arrangement.
R 43205, Feb. 29, 1936. 304
Hush, ma bairnie; Scotch cradle song,
w Alexander Grant. m Laura G.
Lemon. © Cecil L. R. Heath, Jor-
dans Village, Beaconsfield, Bucks,
England, and Audrey N. V. Turner,
Godalming, Surrey, Hngland, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 43988, Feb. 19, 1936. 305
I'd like a girl like you; song, m Harry
Armstrong. © Jos. Mittenthal,
Paris, as author of w. R 438386, Feb.
29, 1936. 306
I’d rather love my old rag doll than a
bashful boy like you; w A. Bryan, m
G. W. Meyer. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author of m, and Al.
fred Bryan, MHastings-on-Hudson,
N. Y., as author of w. R 48134, Feb.
26, 1936. 307
I didn’t ask, he didn’t say, so I don’t
know; w and m Tom Farrel and P,
Wenrich. © Percy Wenrich, New
York, as one of the authors. R
43616, Mar. 10, 1936. 308
I don’t know, but I’d like to learns
song, w Earle C. Jones. © Geo. W.
Meyer, New York, as author of m.
R 43714, Mar...11,.1936. 309
I have taken a fancy to you; w Harry
B. Smith, m Ludwig Englander. ©
Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 48646,
Mar. 3, 1936. 310
I idolize Ida; schottische barn-dance,
from Mary’s lamb, Richard Carle,
arr.; orch. © William C. O'Hare,
New York, as author of arrangement.
R 43554, Feb. 29, 1936. 311
Tl think of thee; m Julian Edwards;
female quartette. © Emily Hdwards.
Hollywood, Calif., as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 43261, Mar. 4, 1936. 312
I love thee; w Thomas Hood; high
voice; in F. © Bruno Huhn, New
York, as author of m. R 43184, Feb.
lone. plies
I’m a detective; song, w Earle C. Jones.
© Geo. W. Meyer, New York, as au-
thor of. m. R 43713, Mar. 11, 1936.
314
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no. 3, 1936
B09
I’m afraid to sleep alone; w Alfred
Bryan, m Kerry Mills. © Alfred
Bryan, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as
author of w. R 43989, Mar. 14, aia
5
I’m always thinking of you, dear; w
R. H. Buck, m Theodore Morse. ©
Richard Henry Buck, Philadelphia,
as author of w, and Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 43226, Feb. 24, 1936. 316
I’m crazy “bout the lights; w H. R.
Atteridge, m W. F. Peters. ©
Harold Richard Atteridge, Lynbrook,
mt No ¥., as author of w, and
William Frederick Peters, Engle-
wood, N. J., as author of m. R
43224, Feb. 24, 19386. 317
I’m going all the way with Jesus ; song,
w Alfred H. Ackley. © B. D. Ackley,
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
43536, Mar. 12, 1936. 318
I’m looking for the girl that sings My
Mariutch ; song, m Vernon E. Bestor.
© Marvin Lee, Chicago, as author
of w.. R 43615; Mar. 10, 1986. .-319
I want to be naughty, too; w Harry B.
Smith, m Ludwig Englander. ©
Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 48647,
Mar. 3, 1936. 320
will lay me down in peace; anthem,
m W. H. Neidlinger ; mixed cho., with
organ acc. © Orra B. Neidlinger, E.
Orange, N. J., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48355, Mar. 6, 1936.
321
I will magnify Thee; anthem for har-
vest and other thanksgiving services,
w from the Bible, m Arthur W. Mar-
chant. © Leonora Marchant, Bridge-
of-Allan, Scotland, as widow of the
author of m. R 43332, Feb. 28, 1936.
a,
If; w Cora Fabbri; high voice; in F.
© Bruno Huhn, New York, as author
of m. RR 43185, Feb. 3, 1936. 323
If thou wilt be the falling dew; folk
song, tr. Evelyn Martinengo
Cesaresco, m Liza Lehmann. ©
Herbert Bedford, London, as widower
of the author of m. R 48880, Mar.
18, 1936. 324
If you were mine; w Arthur J. Lamb,
m Kerry Mills. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 43621, Mar. 10, 19386. 325
Immer lustig; v. Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
207, no!4- pf, 4 hands. “© Kranz
Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, Otto
~
Gurlitt, Altona, Germany, and Paul
- Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, as
children of the deceased author. R
43975, Mar. 23, 1936. 326
In a Brahmin garden; song cycle, m
Frederic K. Logan. © Virginia K.
Logan, Oskaloosa, Ia., as author of
w and next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 438383, Feb.
17, 1986. 5 HAG
In a gondola [and] Spring in Italy;
songs, w Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall.
© Hubert Bath, London, as author
of m. R 438111, Feb. 19, 1936. 328
In a palace garden; from A waltz
dream, w Adrian Ross, m Hamish
MacCunn. © Alison MacCunn, Lon-
don, as widow of the author of m.
R 48891, Mar. 19, 1936. 329
In dear Hawaii; song. © Carrie
Jacobs-Bond, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 43577, Feb. 27, 19386. 330
In der maiennacht; nocturne, op. 33;
pf. © Richard Krentzlin, Berlin, as
author. R 43985, Mar. 21, 1936. 331
In heavenly love abiding; anthem, w
Anna L. Waring. ©. Carrie B.
Adams, Portland, Or., as author of
m. R 44018, Mar. 27, 1936. 332
hymn-anthem, H. R. Shelley;
mixed voices, with sop., alto and bar,
soli; organ acc. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as author of m,
R 438174, Feb. 12, 1936. 333
In Immanuel’s land; anthem, w Annie
R. Cousin. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 44019,
Mar. 27, 19386. 334
In my flying machine; from Miss
Innocence abroad, w Harry B. Smith,
m Ludwig Englander. © Irene
Bentley Smith, New York, as widow
of the author of w. R 48642, Mar. 8,
1986. 335
In that way; song. © B. D. Ackley,
Philadelphia, as author. R 43534,
Mar, 12, 1986. 336
In Toyland; by Wilson G. Smith, op.
99, no. 1; pf. © Mez B. Smith, Lake-
wood, O., as widow. R 43762, Mar.
20, 1936. oot
Indy (Vincent d’) Fantaisie; op. 31;
orch. et hautbois principal. 1. Par-
titur—2. 1°7* violons. © Caroline
Janson d@’Indy, Paris, as widow. R
43489, 43490, Jan. 22,1986. 338, 339
419
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
340
Ingraham’s (Herbert) classic rags;
coll. of new original ragtime composi-
tions, Herbert Ingraham; pf. ©
Amo Ingraham, Los Angeles, as child
of the deceased author. R 48782,
Mar. 12, 1986. 340)
Irish (An) love song; song, w Kath-
erine Tynan; in D flat. © Hamil-
ton Harty, London, as author of m.
R 48859, Mar. 19, 1936. 341
Is she not passing fair; lay, w Charles
Duke of Orleans, tr. Louisa Stuart
Costello, m Edward Elgar; in G. ©
Carice J. Blake, Rainbow Hill, Wor-
cester, England, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48682, Feb.
19, 1986. 342
Isn’t love a grand old thing; song, w
Frank Tannehill. © Wm. J. Me-
Kenna, Jersey City, as author of m.
R 438711, Mar. 11, 1986. 343,
J’ aime mon amour; paroles Lucien
Boyer et William Burtey, version
anglaise Adrian Ross, m Ivan Caryll.
© Martin Handon, London, as ex-
ecutor of the author of m. R 48854,
Mar. 19, 1936. 344
Jesus loves the children ; duet and cho.,
w Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43524, Feb. 27, 19386. 345
Jesus shall reign; anthem, w Isaac
Watts. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 43506,
Feb. 27, 1936. 346
Solis lutins; par E. Missa; orch. ©
Jeanne Barbant Missa, Paris, as
widow. R 43315, Jan. 22, 1936. 347
Jolly jingles; selection, John Neat, arr.
James Ord Hume; brass and reed
band. © A. Ord Hume, London, as
widow of author of arrangement. R
43449, Feb. 19, 1936. 348
Jolly old fellows; song. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44005, Mar. 27, 1936. 349
Jolly (A) spin; rondo, W. F. Sudds; pf.
© Charles M. Tait, Canton, N. Y., as
executor. R 438480, Mar. 14, 1986.
350
Joyeuse idylle; caprice; pf. © Mau-
rice Pesse, Paris, as author. R 43421,
Jan. 22, 1986. 351
Just being happy; w anon.; men’s
voices. © Heinrich Jacobsen, Pitts-
ford, N. Y., as author of m. R 43144,
Feb. 21, 1986. 352
pt.-11t, Ness Vv: SL
Just to please Him; w C. A. Gage, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 48406, Mar. 2,
1986. 303
Keep a little feeling in your heart for
me; w J. Mahoney, m Theodore
Morse. © Jack Mahoney, New York,
as author of w, and Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 43227, Feb. 24, 19386. 354
Keep my commandments; response. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44009, Mar. 27, 1936.
305
Keep Thou my steps; anthem. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 43516, Feb. 27, 1936.
356
King (The) of my heart; song, w A. H.
Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 43546, Mar..
12, 1936. 3070
King (The) rides forth to-day; song,
w H..L., Frisbie,, © B.D. Acwieg.
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
43532, Mar. 12, 1986. 308
Konigsjagd; nach dem altenglischen
des William Gray, m Frank van der
Stucken; minnerchor a_ capella.
Partitur u. stimmen. © Dirk van
der Stucken, Andover, Mass., as child
of the deceased author of m. R
43759, Mar. 16, 1986. 359
Konzert A dur; v. Max Reger, op. 101;
violine mit begl. des orch. o. pf.
Partitur. © Elsa Reger, Munich,
Germany, aS widow. R 43747, Mar.
3, 1986. 360
Krishna’s lament; song, m Frederic K.
Logan. © Virginia K. Logan, Oska-
loosa, Ia., aS author of w and next
of kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 43882, Feb. 17, 1936. 361
Kunst (Die) der kehlfertigkeit ;
studies in velocity, twenty daily
exercises, operatic vocalises, B. Liit-
gen, ed. Max Spicker. v. 2. 1. High
voice.—2. Low voice. © Isabel
Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn, as widow
of the author of editing of m. R
43179, 48180, Feb. 20, 1936. 362, 363
Lamento; par Dezsd Lederer; violon-
celle et pf. © Robert Stern, Paris,
as executor. R 43447, Mar. 3, 1986.
364
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no. 3, 1936
Lamento pour orchestre. 1. Parti-
tion.—2. Réduction pour pf. a 4
mains. © Max d’Olone, Paris, as
author. R 48492, 438493, Jan. 22,
1936. 365, 366
Lamperti (Francesco) Hight solfeggi
in the modern style; ed. Max
Spicker. 1. High voice.—2. Low
voice. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, as widow of the author of
editing. R 43272, 48273, Feb. 20,
19386. 367, 368
Land (The) of little people; w Fred
BH. Weatherly, m Charles Marshall.
© Janet Sophia Marshall, Beeston,
Nottingham, England, as widow of
the author of m. R 48693, Feb. 19,
1936. 369
Land (A) of pure delight; anthem,
w Isaac Watts, m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry 8S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
44012, Mar. 27, 1936. 370)
TLarghetto; pedal study, op. 42; pf. ©
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as author. R 43162, Feb. 3, 1936.
3t1
Last (The) hope; meditation, Louis
Moreau Gottschalk, op. 16, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 48638, Mar. 3, 1936. 372
Last (The) rose of summer; tran-
seribed Alfred Jae!l, ed. and fingered ;
pf. © Paolo Gallico, New York, as
author of editing and fingering. R
43652, Mar. 3, 1936. 313
Laughing song; w William Blake, m
Frank van der Stucken, op. 37, no. 4;
mixed cho., a capella. © Dirk van
der Stucken, Andover, Mass., as child
of the deceased author of m. R
43757, Mar. 16, 1936. 374
Lay my head beneath a rose; song, w
W. Madison; in E flat. © G. Falk-
enstein, Fresno, Calif., as author of
m. R 43100, Feb. 24, 1936. 375
Lead, kindly light; song, w Cardinal
Newman. © Maude Vaierie White,
London, as author of m. R 43675,
Mar. 9, 1936. 376
Lead me, Lord; short anthem or in-
troit, w from Psaims, m Samuel Se-
bastian Wesley, ed. © F. Flaxing-
ton Harker, Richmond, as author of
editing of m. R 481388, Feb. 3, 1936.
377
399
Legend; by L. Campbell-Tipton, op. 14,
15; pf. © Marion Campbell-Tipton,
New York, as widow. R 48415,
43416, Feb. 20, 1936. 318, 369
—- sketch in tone, op. 16; pf. © E.
Prang Stamm, St. Louis, as author.
R 43374, Mar. 9, 1936. 380
Legend (The) of Nerbudda; dramatic
cantata, w Frederick John Fraser ;
soli, cho. and pf. © Hubert Bath,
London, as author of m. R 48848,
Feb. 19, 1936. 381
Lehmann (Liza) ‘Two seal songs; w
Rudyard Kipling. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as widower of author
of m. R 48861, Mar. 18, 1936. 382
Let’s play house; song, m Vernon Bes-
tor. © Marvin Lee, Chicago, as
author of w. R 43944, Mar. 6, 1936.
383
Let the love light linger longer Lady
Lou; song, w Bartley C. Costello. ©
Chas. E. Baer, Lansdale, Pa., as
author of m. R 48624, Mar. 10, 1936.
384
Life is a game of checkers; from The
red moon, w Bob Cole and Chas.
Hunter, m J. Rosamond Johnson. ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York, as
author of m, Dora Cole Norman,
West New Brighton, N. Y., and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer, Chicago, as
next of kin of the author of w, who
is not living. R 438664, Mar. 3, 1936.
385
Like a shepherd lead us; anthem. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 48741, Mar. 3, 1936.
386
Like as a father; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, Portland, Or., aS author
of m. R 48136, Feb. 6, 1936. 387
Like stars in heav’n; love song, w
Theodore Baun; med. voice. © Mary
Helen Brown, Brooklyn, as author
of m. R 48769, Mar. 3, 1936. 388
List to the echoes; song. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
oi m. R 438994, Mar. 27, 1936. 389
Liszt (Franz) Rhapsodie hongroise ;
ed. and fingered Rafael Joseffy; pf.
nos. 1, 3-5, 7-11. © Marie Joseffy,
New York, as widow of the author
of editing and fingering. R 48364—
43372, Mar. 6, 1936. 390-398
Little , GA). .capriee; op. 10;...pti. .©
Mabel Besthoff, Bellerose Manor,
L. LL. N. Y., as author. R 43610, Mar.
Gidea, 399
421
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400
Little (The) cobbler; folk-song air,
coll. and arr. Cecil J. Sharp; pf. ©
Joan Sharp, London, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
43340, Feb. 28, 1986. 400
Little curly head, good night; w Alfred
H. Hyatt, m Joan Trevalsa; tonic
sol-fa ed. © Joan Gurley, Norfolk,
England, as author of m. R 438847,
Feb. 19, 19386. 401
Little girl; poem Franz Christan, m
W. Hz. Neidlinger ; high or med. voice.
© Orra B. Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., as widow of the author of m.
R 48153, Feb. 12, 1986. 402
Little girl in red; song, w Adela Wil-
kins. © Edward German, London,
as author of m. R 48108, Feb. 19,
1936. 403
Little people can be soldiers; primary
song, w Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 48523, Feb. 27, 1936. 404
Little pickings of the trade; song,
from The antelope, w Adrian Ross,
m Hugo Felix. © Ilsa Felix, Los
Angeles, as widow of the author of
m.;y R 43878, Mar. 20, 1986. 405
Little Tiddlewinks at play; pf. © Wm.
Caven Barron, London, Ontario,
Canada, as author. R 41405, Jan. 2,
19386. 406.
Little white rose; w Arthur Perceval,
m Liza Lehmann; in H flat. © Her-
bert Bedford, London, as widower of
the author of m. R 48858, Mar. 18,
1936. 407
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming; by M.
Praetorius, English version Th.
Baker, arr.; men’s voices. ©
H{[arvey] B. Gaul, Pittsburgh, as
author of arrangement. R 438137,
Feb. 3, 1986. 408
Lo, ‘tis the hour; song, m Frederic K.
Logan. Virginia K. Logan,
Oskaloosa, Ia., as author of w and
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 48879, Feb. 17, 1936.
400
Long ago in Egypt; song, w Ethel Clif-
ford, m Liza Lehmann. New ed. ©
Herbert Bedford, London, as
widower of the author of m. R
43883, Mar. 18, 1936. 410
Longest (The) way ’round is the
sweetest way home; w Ren Shields,
m Kerry Mills. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., as widow of the au-
tor of w. R 48666, Mar. 3, 1936.
411
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Di. I, Mess eet
Look wise; solo. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m. R
44004, Mar. 27, 1986. 412
Lookin’ back; song, op. 18, w Moira
O’Neill. © Hamilton Harty, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 438696, Feb.
19, 19386. 413
Looking to Jesus; anthem, m J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor. R 43725, Mar. 3, 1986.
414
Lord (The) is my light; anthem, w
Lizzie De Armond, m J. S. Fearis.
© Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as execu-
tor of the author of m. R 438723,
Mar. 3, 1936. 415
Lord of the harvest; anthem, w John
Hampden Gurney. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44008, Mar. 27, 1936. 416
Lord’s (The) prayer; chant. © EHd-
mund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 48515, Feb. 27, 1936.
417
Love and sorrow ; poem Paul Laurence
Dunbar; bar. © Carrie Jacobs
Bond, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 48206, Feb. 27, 1936. 418
Love in a mist; w Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
m Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bed-
ford, Bushey, Middlesex, England,
as widower of the author of m. R
43689, Feb. 19, 19386. 419
Love is all things; w Edith C. M. Dart,
m Teresa Del Riego;in D. © Teresa
Leadbitter, London, as author of m.
R 48239, Feb. 28, 1986. 420
Love me little, love me long; w anon.;
high; in C. © Bruno Huhn, New
York, as author of m. R 43182, Feb.
3, 1986. 421
Love pats; waltzes, Fred Jayye; pf.
© Fred J. Schamp, Sioux City, Ia.,
as author. R 433877, Feb. 27, 1986.
42°
Love rules the world; w Beth Slater
Whitson, m Leo Friedman. © Alice
Whitson Norton, Nashville, as next
of kin of the author of w, who is
not living. R 48104, Feb. 24, 1986.
423
Love-sorrow ; song eycle, op. 44; high
voice, with violin and violoncello
obbl., and pf..ace. © H. Clough-
Leighter, Wollaston, Mass., as au-
thor. R 48766, Mar. 20, 1986. 424
Love sparks ; waltzes; pf. © Abe Holz-
mann, East Orange, N. J., as author.
R 48225, Feb. 24, 1986. 425,
422
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Love's barcarolle; song, w Basil Hood.
© Edward German, London, as
author of m. R 438855, Mar. 19, 1936.
426
Love’s mastery; song, w Gunby
Hadath; in D flat. © Samuel Liddle,
London, as author of m. R 43468,
Feb. 19, 1936. 427
Lovins dovins; w A. Bryan, m Kerry
Mills. © Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-
Hudson, N. Y., as author of w. R
43716, Mar. 20, 1986. 428
Lullaby (A); song, op. 18, w Cahal
O’Byrne. © Hamilton Harty, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48700, Feb.
19, 1936. 429)
M’amie; par E. Missa; orch. © Jeanne
Barbant Missa, Paris, as widow. R
433138, Jan. 22, 1986. 430
Ma dear lil] dimpled coon; song, w
Frances J. Sterling, m Ernest R.
Ball. © Maude Lambert Ball, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 43604, Mar. 10, 19386. 431
Ma dusky maid; w and m Vere Smith.
© Edith Mary Marston, London, as
executrix. R 438538, Mar. 19, 1936.
432
Madame Malbrough; poéme Lucine
Métivet ; voc. sc. © Aimé Lachaume,
Paris, as author of m.
19, 1936.
Madrigale; by <A. Simonetti, arr.;
organ. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, aS author of arrangement. R
43157, Feb. 12, 1936. 434
Magnify the Lord with me; anthem.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 48529, Feb. 27,
1936. 435
Magpie; rag; pf. © Malvin M. Frank-
lin, Los Angeles, as author. R 48065,
Mar. 3, 1986. 436
Maientiinzchen; v. Cornelius Gurlitt,
433
op. 207, no. 2; pf., 4 hands. © Franz
Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, Otto
Gurlitt, Altona, Germany, and Paul
Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
43977, Mar. 21, 1936. 437
Make a joyful noise; anthem. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 438507, Feb. 27, 1986.
438
Make a noise like a hoop, and roll
away; w Ren Shields, m J. Fred
Helf. © Grace Shields, Avenel N. J.,
64326—36——10
Ri 43476, Feb.
451
as widow of the author of w. R
43644, Mar. 3, 1986. 439)
Make me laugh; song, w Alfred Bryan.
© Ted Snyder, Los Angeles, as au-
thor of m. R 48614, Mar. 16, 19386.
4-10
Man (A), a maid, a moon, a boat; song,
Chas. K. Harris. © Cora L. Harris,
New York, as widow. R 43901, Mar.
5, 1986. 441
Man (The) with the three wives; by
Franz Lehar, arr. H. M. Higgs: pf.
© William Clapham Marcellus Higgs,
Sutton, Surrey, England, as executor
of the author of the arrangement. R
438828, Jan. 24, 1986. 442
March of the gnomes; arr. I. B. Wilson
and T. D. Williams; orch. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as one
of the authors of arrangement. R
43098, Mar. 17, 1986. 443
March of the teddy bears; march. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 48992, Mar. 27, 19386.
444
Marching along; pf. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as au-
thor. R 43197, Feb. 3, 19386. 445
Maréchale (La); mazurka militaire,
Rodolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 48802,
Jan. 22, 1986. 446
Mari; from The antelope, w Adrian
Ross, m Hugo Felix. © Ilsa Felix,
Los Angeles, as widow of the author
of m. R 48879, Mar. 20, 19386. 447
Mary’s lamb; selection, Richard Carle,
arr.: orch. © William C. O’Hare,
New York, as author of arrange-
ment. R 43555, Feb. 29, 19386. 448
Masque (A) of May morning; fairy
eantata, w W. Graham Robertson.
© Arthur T. Akeroyd, Harrogate,
England, as author of m. R 43460,
Feb. 19, 19386. 449
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) C’est
Vamour; poésie Victor Hugo; mezzo-
sop. ou bar. © Louise Constance de
Gressy Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow of the author of m. R
43277, Jan. 22, 1936. 450
— Chanson de Mai; poésie Biagio
Allievo, traduite Armand Gasquy ;
sop. 1, 2 et contralto. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy Massenet, Versail-
les, aS widow of the author of m. R
43288, Jan. 22, 1986. 451
423 ©
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452 pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)— | May I have the pleasure; waltz, Paul
Continued. Lincke, arr. Michael Retford; mili-
La danse des rameaux; poésie
Biagio Allievo, traduite Armand Gas-
quy: sop. 1 et 2, ou choeeur 4 2 voix
de femmes. © Louise Constance de
Gressy Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow of the author of m. R
_ 43287, Jan. 22, 1936. 452
Dormons parmi les lis; poésie
Héléne Picard; mezzo-sop. ou bar.
© Louise Constance de Gressy Mas-
senet, Versailles, France, as widow
of the author of m. R 43426, Jan. 22,
1936. 453
Espada; ballet; partition d’orch.
© Louise Constance de Gressy Mas-
senet, Versailles, France, as widow.
R 43790, Jan. 22, 1936. 454
Grisélidis; lyric tale, with pro-
logue, poem Armand Silvestre and
Eugene Morand, English tr. Henry
Grafton Chapman. Voc. SC.
Henry Grafton Chapman, Bonita,
Calif., as child of the deceased author
of translation. R 438275, Jan. 22,
1936. 455
L’heure solitaire; duo; poésie J.
Ader; sop. et contralto. © Louise
Constance de Gressy Massenet, Ver-
sailles, France, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 43440, Jan. 22, EL
——lL’hymne des fleurs; poésie Biagio
Allievo, traduite Armand Gasquy ;
contralto. © Louise Constance de
Gressy Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow of the author of m. R
43286, Jan. 22, 1936. 457
Le Noél des humbles; poésie Jean
Aicard; sop. © Louise Constance de
Gressy Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow of the author of m. R
43794, Jan. 22, 1936. 458
Our lady’s juggler; miracle, li-
bretto Maurice Léna, English tr. M.
Louise Baum. Voe. sc. © Louise
Constance de Gressy Massenet, Ver-
sailles, France, as widow of the
author of m. R 432938, Jan, 22, ied
Prélude; poésie Biagio Allievo,
traduite Armand Gasquy; sop. 1, 2
et contralto, ou choeur a 3 voix de
femmes. © Louise Constance de
Gressy Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow of the author of m. R
43285, Jan. 22, 1936. 460
tary band. © Mary Retford, Ock-
brook, Derbyshire, England, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
43467, Feb. 19, 1936. 461
Mazurka brillante; op. 28, no. 2; pf.
© Sigismond Stojowski, New York,
as author. R 43569, Mar. 9, 1936.
462
Mazurka fantasque; op. 28, no. 1; pf.
© Sigismond Stojowski, New York,
as author. R 438568, Mar. 9, 1936.
463
Meet me to-night in Dreamland; w
Beth Slater Whitson, m Leo Fried-
man. © Fredericka F. Lowenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
43781, Mar. 2, 19386. 464
Same. © G. M. Whitson, Nash-
ville, as widower of the author of w.
R 43096, Mar. 2, 1936. 465
Mein piippchen; kinderszene aus der
operette, Johann der zweite, text Leo
Stein u. Carl Lindau. © Edmund
Hysler, Vienna, as author of m. R
43639, Mar. 3, 1936. 466
Meine seele hingt und hofft zu Dir;
choralvorspiel, Ferruccio Busoni;
klavier. © Gerda Busoni, Berlin, as
widow. R 43129, Feb. 26, 1936. 467
Memories of long ago; song, m Hugene
Kaeuffer. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of w. R 43210,
Feb. 26, 1936. 468
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Perpetuum mobile; op. 119,
ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo Gal-
lico, New York, as author of editing
and fingering. R 48661, Mar. 3, 1936.
469
Merry (The) month of May; song, w
Nicholas Breton; high; in B flat.
Bruno Huhn, New York, as author
of m. R 43181, Feb. 3, 1936. 470
Message (Le); op. 31, no. 5, mélodie,
poésie Henri de Régnier; tén. ©
Henri Busser, Paris, aS author of m.
R 48826, Jan. 22, 1936. 471
Message (The) of spring; w HElila
Browne, m Joan Trevalsa. © Joan
Gurley, Norwich, Norfolk, England,
as author of m. R 438680, Feb. 19,
1936. 472
Méthode complete; theorique et pra-
tique, Ed. Missa; pour harmonium
ou orgue Estey. © Jeanne Barbant
Missa, Paris, as widow. R 43796,
Jan. 22, 1936. 473
424
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no. 3, 1986 507
précédée des principes de Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
musique et de V’historique de Vin- Diego, Calif.,. as author of m. KR
strument. 1. Batterie, timbale, 43481, Mar. 6, 1936. 495
grosse-caisse, ete—2. Trombone a
coulisses et 4 pistons.—3. Hautbois
et cor anglais.——4. Basson et sarus-
sophone.—5. Saxophones.—6. Cor.—
7. Trompette et clairon—8. Sax-
horn, basse et contrebasse.—9. Clar-
inette.—10. Cornet A pistons.—11.
Saxhorn, petit bugle et bugle-alto-
baryton.—12. Mand.; d’aprés An-
dreani. © Léon Fontbonne, Paris,
as author. R 43316-48322, 43325-
43329, Jan. 22, 1986. 474-485
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) L’ Africaine ;
opera, selections arr. Max Spicker;
pt. © Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brook-
lyn, aS widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 43150, Feb. 12, 1936.
486
Midsummer evenings caprice. ©
Isham Jones, New York, as author.
R 43835, Mar. 24, 1936. 487
Mighty (A) hunter; song; bar. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of the m. R 438987, Mar. 27,
1936. 488
Mr. Coggs; and other songs for chil-
dren, w E. V. Lucas, m Liza Leh-
mann. © Herbert Bedford, London,
as widower of the author of m. R
43834, Mar. 18, 1936. 489
Mr. Hamlet Ham; song, w Earle C.
Jones. © Geo. W. Meyer, New
York, as author of m. R 48712, Mar.
11, 1986. 490
Mizpah; song, poem Julia A. Baker;
high, iin , 4: Howard Bennett,
Schenectady, N. Y., as author of m.
R 45767, Mar. 3, 1936. 491
Moment religieux; op. 47; pf. © Ru-
dolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
author. R 43167, Feb. 3, 1986. 492
Monna Vanna; drame lyrique, paroles
Maurice Maeterlinck. Partition chant
et pf. © Henry Février, Paris, as
author of m. R 48278, Jan. 22, 1936.
493
Montezuma comes; Zuni Indian mel-
ody recorded Carlos Troyer, Eng-
lish text, adaptation and acc. Harvey
Worthington Loomis. © Alfred F.
Loomis, New York, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
43946, Mar. 24, 1936. 494
Moonlight (A) song; op. 42, no. 2, w
John Proctor Mills; high voice. ©
Mother o’ mine; song, w Rudyard Kip-
ling. © Samuel Liddle, London, as
author of m. R 43235, Feb. 19, 1936.
496.
Mother’s songs are sweet to me; song,
m Eugene Kaeuffer. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of w. R
43211, Feb. 26, 1936. 497
Mountain lovers; song, w Fred HE.
Weatherly; in F. © William Henry
Squire, London, as author of m. R
43836, Feb. 19, 1936. 498
Move on, Mr. Moon; song, w Hd. Rose.
© Ted Snyder, Los Angeles, as au-
thor of m. R 43620, Mar. 10, 1936.
499
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) The
magic flute; grand selection from
the opera, arr. Theodore Moses
Tobani; orch. © Joseph Morris To-
bani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 43385, Mar. 10, 1986. 500
Sonata in A major; no. 9, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and fin-
gering. R 48667, Mar. 3, 1936. 501
Tell me fair ladies ; from Le nozze
di Figaro, English version. © M.
Louise Baum, Boston, as author of
English version. R 48356, Mar. 6.
1936. 502
Mutine (La); par Théodore Lack; pf.
© Bertha Marguerite Victorine Tis-
sier Lack, Paris, as widow. R 48418,
Mar. 6, 1936. 503
My cousin Carus; song, w Ed. Madden.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48966, Mar. 23, 1936.
504
My friend; w G. E. R., m Joan Tre-
valsa. © Joan Gurley, Norwich,
Norfolk, England, as author of m.
R 43677, Feb. 19, 1936. 505
My Irish Romeo; Cleopatra O’Brien,
song, melody Geo. F. Benkhart, har-
mony Gus A. Benkhart. © Bobby
Health, Philadelphia, as author of
w. R 48627, Mar. 10, 1936. 506
My life’s delight; op. 12; w Thomas
Campion ; high voice. © Roger Quil-
ter, London, as author of m. R
43690, Feb. 19, 1936. 507
425
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
DEINE UML Siva col
508
My little Irish Rose; from Dion
O’Dare, w and m F. O’Hara and
Frank Hersom. © Fiske O’Hara,
New York, as one of the authors. R
43629, Mar. 10, 1986. 508
My love, my paradise; w Dave Reed,
m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude Lam-
bert Ball, New York, as widow of
author of m. R 48949, Mar. 10,
1936. 509
My mimosa maid; Riviera musical in-
cident, bk. Paul A. Rubens and Aus-
ten Hurgon, lyrics and m Paul A.
Rubens. Voc. sc. © Herbert Ru-
bens and A. N. Tayler, London, as
executors of the author of m. R
43833, Mar. 18, 1936. 510
My Savior; anthem, w Jennie Wilson.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 43736, Mar. 3,
1936. 511
My Savior walks beside me; anthem, ;
w Ida Reed Smith. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44010, Mar. 27, 1986. 512
My Saviour guides me home; song, w
A. H. Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Phil-
adelphia, as author of m. R 48547,
Mar. 12, 1936. 513
My soul be on thy guard; anthem, w
G. Heath. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., aS author of m. R 43504,
Feb. 27, 1936. 514
My soul waiteth upon God; response.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 48505, Feb. 27, 1936.
515
My valentine; reverie, Kathleen A.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert A. Keiser
King]; pf. © Sophie Ruth Keiser
King, New York, as widow. R 48228,
Feb. 24, 1936. 516
Nach der wendung; recueillement, Fer-
ruccio Busoni; klavier. © Gerda
Busoni, Berlin, as widow. R 48127,
Feb. 26, 1986. an We
Nachtlichen (Die); walzer, Ferruccio
Busoni; klavier. © Gerda Busoni,
Berlin, as widow. R 43131, Feb. 26,
1936. 518
’Neath the old palm tree; song, w Ed.
Gardenier. © Max Hoffmann, Free-
port, N. Y., as author of m. R 43618,
Mar. 10, 19386. 519)
Needles and pins; comic song, w E. P.
Moran, m (J. Fred Helf. © Myra
Helf, Chicago, aS child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48956, Mar.
t, OSG: 520
Neuvieme nocturne; par Gabriel Fauré,
op. 97; pf. © Philippe Roger Fauré-
Frémiet and Emmanuel Fauré-Fré-
miet, Paris, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 43290,
Jan. 22, 1936. Boils
New Year’s eve; op. 7, no. 3; pf. ©
John Carlyle Davis, Wyoming, O.,
as author. R 43208, Feb. 27, 1936.
522,
Night (The) riders; by Arnold Sa-
froni; military band. © Arnold
Safroni-Middleton, London, as au-
thor. R 43472, Feb. 19, 19386. 523
Noemi e Ruth; poema biblico in tre
parti per soli, cori ed orch., versi
Saverio Fino, rid. Ugo Solazzi ; canto
e pf. © Giocondo Fino, Turin, Italy,
as author of m. R 48753, Mar. 12,
1936. 524
Nonsense songs; song cycle, w Lewis
Carroll, m Liza Lehmann. © Her-
bert Bedford, London, as widower of
the author of m. R 48399, Dec. 27,
1935. 525.
Nora McNamara; song. © Fiske
O’Hara, New York, as author. R
43630, Mar. 10, 1936. 526.
Now if Christ be preached; Easter an-
them; mixed cho., with ten. and sop.
soli; organ acc. © James H. Rogers,
New York, as author of m. R 48149,
Feb. 3, 1986. 527
Nuit de langueur, nuit de mensonge;
@aprés la poésie d’ Albert Samain;
violoncelle avee ace. de pf. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as author. R 43423,
Jan, 22, 1936. 528
Nuit de printemps; pf. © Jean Joseph
Jemain, Gros.-Noyer, France, as au-.
thor. R 48488, Jan. 22, 1936. 529
O gentle zephyrs; song, w from the
Italian of Metastasio, by Agnes
Rous Howell, m Joan Trevalsa. ©
Joan Gurley, Norfolk, England, as
author of m. R 48469, Feb. 19, 1936.
530
O love that casts out fear; hymn-an-
them ; mixed cho.; organ acc. © W.
Berwald, Syracuse, as author of m.
R 43140, Feb. 12, 1936. dol
O Padre nostro; del canto 11 del Pur-.
gatorio di Divina commedia, di
Dante, per coro con acc. d’orch., ri-
duzione per canto e pf. © Lorenzo
Perosi, Rome, as author. R 43266,
Mar. 4, 1936. De2:
426
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O paradise, O paradise; hymn-anthem ;
mixed cho., with sop. and alto soli;
organ acc. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of m. R 438147,
Feb, 12, 19386. 5a0
O Sally my dear; folk-song air coll. and
arr. Cecil J. Sharp; pf. © Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
43336, Feb. 28, 1936. 5384
O take me back; song, m Eugene Kae-
uffer. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of w. R 48214, Feb.
26, 1936. 535
‘0 what love; song, w Alfred H. Ackley.
© B. D. Ackley. Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 48548, Mar. 12, 1936.
536
Off for the country; pf., treble clef. ©
Frances EH. Terry, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 48482, Mar. 6,
1936. ; D377
‘Offenbach (Jacques) The barcarolle
valse; by Oscar Fetras, arr. Michael
Retford, on melodies from Les contes
d’ Hoffmann ; military band. © Mary
Retford, Ockbrook, Derbyshire, Eng-
land, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 43845, Feb. 19, 1936.
538
—— Belle nuit; barcarolle, English
version; sop. and mezzo-sop. © M.
Louise Baum, Boston, as author of
Hinglish version. R 48357, Mar. 6,
1936. 539
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
anthem; mixed cho., with sop. and
bassvsoll: organ acc.; im A, ©, T.
Tertius Noble, New York, as author
of m. R 43148, Feb. 12, 1936. 540
Oh, for a trumpet voice; w Charles
Wesley, m J. B. Herbert. © Fannie
G. Herbert, Xenia, O., as widow of
the author of m. R 48252, Mar. 2,
1936. 541
Oh, what glory; w Jas. Hughes, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 48408, Mar. 2,
1936. 042
Old and young; w Francis William
Bourdillon; high voice. © Albano
Seismit-Doda, Milan, as author of m.
R 48373, Mar. 3, 1936. 543
On the waters; by Charles Marshall;
violin, with pf. ace. Janet
Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Notting-
ham, Hngland, as widow. R 43702,
Feb. 19, 1986. 544
558
One of these days; w arr. D. K. W., m
J.B. Herbert. © Fannie G. Herbert,
Xenia, O., as widow of the author of
m. R 48412, Mar. 2, 19386. 545
Onward Christian soldiers; anthem;
mixed voices. © Harry Hale Pike,
Areadia,.Calif., as author of. m. KR
43200, Feb. 14, 1936. 546
Cur confession; hymn-anthem; mixed
cho., with sop. and alto soli; organ
ace. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as author of m. R 43186, Feb.
12, 19386. BAT
Outlaw’s (The) song; song, w Joanna
Baillie. © Erie Coates, London, as
author of m. R 48453, Feb. 19, 1986.
548
Overture on Slavonic airs; by A. E.
Titl, arr.; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Brooklyn, as author of arrangement.
R 48567, Mar. 10, 1936. 549
Paid in full; waltzes; pf. © William
Frederick Peters, Englewood, N. J.,
as author. R 48223, Feb. 24, 1936.
D900
Pan among the reeds; short cantata, w
Hlizabeth Barrett Browning, m
Emma L. Ashford; mixed cho., with
bar, or contralto solo. '© Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 44011, Mar.
27, 1936. do1
Pantomime; pf. © Edmond Filippucci,
Paris, as author. R 43397, Feb. 19,
1936. 552
Peace; poem EHdward R. Sill; men’s
voices. © Heinrich Jacobsen, Pitts-
ford, N. Y., as author of m. R 48145,
Feb, 21, 1936. 553
Peace divine; song, w A. H. Ackley.
© B. D. Ackley, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 48545, Mar. 12, 1936.
554
Pennyland; song, m J. Fred Helf. ©
Bartley Costello, Schuylkill, Pa., as
author of w. R 48376, Mar, 7, 1936.
555
Pensée, musicale; pf. © Landon Ron-
ald, London, as author. R 43473,
Feb. 19, 1936. 556
Peppercorn (Gertrude) Nocturne; in
C sharp min.; pf. © Gertrude Pep-
percorn, London, as author. R
43112, Feb. 19, 1936. 557
Perfect (The) prayer; w J. Whitcomb
Riley, m Teresa del Riego; with
organ ace. ad lib. © Teresa Lead-
bitter, London, as author of m. R
43888, Mar. 19, 1936. 508
427
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Doo
Perilhou (A.) Deux impromptus; pf.
no. 1, en sol min.—no. 2, en sol maj.
© A. Perilhou, Tain, France, as au-
thor. R 48793, 48792, Jan. 22, 1986.
959, 560
Persian lamb rag; a pepperette; orch.
© Perey Wenrich, New York, as au-
thor. R 43625, Mar. 10, 1986: 561
Petit soldat de plomb; pf. © I.
Philipp, Paris, as author. R 438280,
Jans 22) 1050. 562
Petite suite; par Claude Debussy,
transcription; 2 pfs., 4 mains. ©
Henri Bitisser, Paris, as author of
transcription. R 48488, Jan. 22,
1936. 563
Petites (Les) aéronautes; chanson
marche sur les motifs de Roosevelt,
paroles Léo Leliévre, m Camille
Roos. © Louisa Roos, Paris, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 43331, Jan. 22, 1936. 564
Phalénes (Les); caprice nocturne,
Frédéric Binet, op. 92; pf. © Marie
Dupalet Binet, Fontainebleau,
France, as widow. R 434380, Jan. 22,
1936. 565
Philippine; valse viennoise, Rodolphe
Berger; orch. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as executor. R 48821, Jan.
22, 1936. 566
ee ; pf. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as executor. R 43812, Jan. 22,
1936. 567
Philosophy (The) of love; song, w
Shelley; in F. © John F. Larchet,
Ballsbridge, Dublin, Ireland, as au-
thor of m. R 438118, Feb. 19, 1936.
568
Pierced (The) prince; song, w Jas. M.
Lively. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 438539; Mar.
12, 1936: 569
Pillow (The) dance; by Anna Carla;
pf. © Carla Englander Poltz, Vi-
enna, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 48631, Mar. 3,
1936. 570.
Pimprenette; polka viennoise, Ro-
dolphe Berger; pf. © MHonorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 43279,
Jan. 22, 1936. 571
Pinkie and the fairies; fairy play, w
W. Graham Robertson; voc. sc.
Frederic Norton, London, as author
of m. R 48889, Mar. 19, 1936. 572
Playing hookey; song, m Al Pianta-
dosi. © Edgar Leslie, New York, as
author of w. R 48601, Mar. 10, 19386.
573
USL RS Sent:
Playing tag; op. 29; pf., 4 hands. ©
Frederick A. Williams, Cleveland
Heights, O., as author. R 48247, Feb.
26, 1986. 574
Pleading voices; primary song, w Ber-
tha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m. R
43525, Feb. 27, 1936. 575
Please tell me what they mean; from
Miss Innocence abroad, w Harry B.
Smith, m Ludwig Englander. ©
Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 43643.
Mar. 3, 1986. 576
Poesia pastorale; hirtengedicht, melo-
dia C. G. Rossi, arr. E. Bocealari ;
orch. © Elaida Selvaggi, Newark,.
N. J., as child of the deceased author
of arrangement. R 435948, Mar. 10.
1936. OTT
Postlude; organ voluntary, E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44013, Mar. 27, 1936. 578
Postlude in D; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44016, Mar. 27, 1936.
579:
Prairie-ritt; charaktersttick, Wilhelm
Fink, op. 427. 1. Pf—2. Pf. duet..
© Anna Clara Fink, Lychen, Ger-
many, aS widow. R 48968, 48969,
Mar. 21, 1936. 580, 581
Praise the Lord; anthem, w J. Kemp-
thorne. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 43740,
Mar. 3, 1936. 582
Prélude et fugue; en mi min., Theodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 438797, Jan. 22, 1986. 583
Premiére petite fantaisie hongroise;
violon et pf. © Leo Schermann, New
York, as author. R 43608, Mar. 4,
1936. 584
Preparatory course to the art of vocal-
ization; graded series of exercises
and easy vocalises selected from the
works of Abt, Bordese, and others,
compiled and ed. Eduardo Marzo;
sop. © Clara L. Marzo, New York,
as widow of the author of compiling
and editing. R 43248, Feb. 26, 1936. .
585.
Pres du ruisseau; op. 30, no. 3; pf. ©
Sigismond Stojowski, New York, as
author. R 48572, Mar. 9, 1986. 586
428
RENEWALS
no. 3, 1986
Pretty dancer; by L. E. Orth, op. 26,
no. 1; pf. duet. © Louise Orth Bos-
worth, Boston, as executor. R
43978, Mar. 21, 1936. OST
Pretty twinkling starry eves; w Nich-
olas Breton, m Frank van _ der
Stucken, op. 37, no. 2: mixed cho., a
capella. © Dirk van der Stucken,
Andover, Mass., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48758, Mar.
16, 1936. 588
Priere des pécheurs de Saint-Jean;
chanson, paroles Henri Cain; avec
ace. de viclon, orgue et harpe, ou pf.
© Ch. M. Widor, Paris, as author of
m. R 438818, Jan. 22, 1936. 589
Primavere; azione in due atti, Ragazzi,
parole Rosa Massara de Capitani,
m Emilio Ferrari, rid. per canto e
pf. dell’ autore. © M. Ramella-Fer-
rari, Milan, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
43754, Mar. 12, 1986. 590!
Prince (The) of life; anthem, w E. D.
Mund. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 43744,
Mar. 3, 1936. 591
Princess Helene; from A waltz dream,
w Adrian Ross, m Hamish MacCunn.
Alison MacCunn, London, as
widow of the author of m. R 43892,
Mar. 19, 1986. 592,
Printemps en forét ; impromptu, op. 34;
‘pf. © Charles Dennée, Brookline,
Mass., as author. R 43097, Feb. 26,
1986. 593
Puccini (Giacomo) Fantasia; on G.
Puccini's opera La Boheme, per
grande orch., rid. G. Luporini, nuova
ed. riveduta. © Ugo Solazzi, Milan,
as author of arrangement. R 43752,
Mar. 12, 1986. 594
Queen of the night, Amina mine; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Paul Lincke.
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Berke-
ley, Calif., as widow of the author of
w. R 44022, Mar. 23, 19386. 595:
Questions and answers on the elements
of music. © May Garrettson Evans,
Baltimore, as author. R 43260, Jan.
2, 1936. 596
Qui vive; galop de concert, Wilhelm
Ganz, arr; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Brooklyn, as author of arrangement.
R 48607, Mar. 4, 1936. 597
Rachmaninoff (—) Prelude; op. 3,
no. 2, ed. Michele Esposito; pf. ©
Bianca Esposito, Florence, Italy, as
611
child of the deceased author of ar-
rangement. R 438267, Mar. 4, 1936.
598
Rajamahendri; quick march, James
Ord Hume; military band. © A.
Ord Hume, London, as widow. R
43117, Feb. 19, 1936. 599
Rajputana; quick march, James Ord
Hume; military band. © A. Ord
Hume, London, as widow. R 43126,
Feb. 19, 19386. 600
Rally song; sacred song, w Bertha HE.
Bush. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 43518, Feb.
27, 1936. 601
Rallying song; sacred song. © Carrie
B. Adams, Portland, Or., as author.
R 48728, Mar. 3, 1986. 602
Rapsodie espagnole; partition d’orch.
© Maurice Ravel, Montfort l’Am-
aury, France, aS author. R 48788,
Jan. ‘22,, 1936: 603
—— 1°" violons. © Maurice Ravel,
Montfort ?Amaury, France, as au-
thor. R 48784, Jan. 22, 1936. 604.
Rapture; w Hilda Hammond-Spencer,
m EH. Cowdell; in D. © Ellen Cow-
dell Stewart, i. e. Mrs. Baird Stew-
art, London, as author of m. R
43478, Feb. 19, 1936. 605
Ratez (E.) Cent lecons progressives
de solfége; 4 changements de clés,
avee ace. de pf. 1°° livre. © Marie
Ratez, Lambersat, France, as child
of the deceased author. R 48824,
Jan. 22, 1936. 606
Rat-ta-tat; from The antelope, w Ad-
rian Ross, m Hugo Felix. © Ilsa
Felix, Los Angeles, as widow of the
author of m. R 438885, Mar. 20, 1986.
607
Reaper’s (The) song; missionary song,
w Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 48528, Feb. 27, 1936.
608
Recipe (The) for love; song, w Ren
Shields. © Percy Wenrich, New
York, as author of m. R 48613, Mar.
16, 1936. 609
Récit et air d’Azaél; extrait de l’En-
fant prodigue, poésie E. Guinand,
m Claude Debussy. 1. Partition
d’orch.—2. 1°°* violons. © Jean Dey-
zac, Paris, aS executor of the author
of m. R 48436, 43437, Jan. 22, 1936.
610, 611
429
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
612
Red roses; valse, on melodies from Der
mann mit den drei frauen, Franz
Lehar, arr.; orch. © Dan Godfrey,
Bournemouth, England, as author of
arrangement. R 48832, Mar. 19,
1936. 612
Redemption (The) ; Christmas service,
Charles H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
43410, Mar. 2, 1936. 613
Redhead; redhead, redhead, ginger-
breadhead, w and m Burt Green and
I. Franklin. © Irene Franklin, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as one of the authors.
R 43218, Feb. 24, 1936. 614
Rejoice in the Lord; anthem. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as
author of m. R 48510, Feb. 27, 1936.
615
Reverie; op. 46; pf. © Rudolf Friml,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as author. R
45166, Feb. 3, 1936. 616
Réveuse; pf. © I. Philipp, Paris, as
author. R 43281, Jan. 22,1986. 617
Rions toujours! valse viennoise, Ro-
dolphe Berger; orch. Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 43813,
Jan. 22, 1936. 618
—— pf. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, aS executor. R 43424, Jan. 22,
1936. 619
Robinhood march; by F. H. Losey, op.
244; band. © Addah M. Losey, Erie,
Pa., as widow. R 48605, Mar. 4,
1936. 620
Rockin’ time; w and m Gertrude Lev-
erich Knox. © Walter Nicholas
Willis, Oxford, Md., as widower. R
43597, Mar. 19, 1986. 621
Rogers (James H.) Valse; pf. ©
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author. R 43196, Feb. 3, 1936.
622
Roll on the rollaway; song, m Al. W.
Brown. © Roger Lewis, Chicago, as
author of w. R 486238, Mar. 10, 1936.
623
Romance; fifte and pf. © Philippe
Gaubert, Paris, as author. R 43396,
Feb. 19, 1936. 624
Romanza; by A. Simonetti, rev. and
ed.; violin and pf. © Otto K. Schill,
Newark, N. J., as author of revising
and editing. R 48414, Feb. 20, 1936.
625:
Rosamonde; waltz, F. H. Losey; orch.
© Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as
widow. R 43566, Mar. 10,1986. 626
Dt. 11M: S.V..02.
Rose (The) gardener; song, w from
the Persian, Flora A. Steel, m Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, Lon-
don, as widower of the author of m.
R 43882, Mar. 18, 1986. 627
Roses ardentes; poésie Charles van
Lerberghe, m Gabriel Fauré, op. 95,
no. 3. © Philippe Roger Fauré-
Frémiet and Emmanuel Fauré-
Frémiet, Paris, aS next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
43291, Jan. 22, 1936. 628
Roses trémiéres ; air de ballet, Maurice
Pesse, orch. H. Mouton; 1°** violons.
© Henri Mouton, Nice, France, as
author of arrangement. R 43417,
Jan. 22, 1936. 629
Rosetta; mazurka, op. 32; pf. ©
Richard Krentzlin, Berlin, as author.
R 43984, Mar. 21, 1936. 630
Rough diamonds; quick march, Arnold
Safroni; military band. © Arnold
Safroni-Middleton, London, as -au-
thor. R 48125, Feb. 19, 1936. 631
Rounders; by Joseph Fredericks, ed.
and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing who is not living. R 48774,
Mar. 3, 1936. 632
Rouse Caledonians; Scottish national
song, w Alexander Grant, m Laura
G. Lemon. © Cecil L. R. Heath,
Beaconsfield, Bucks, England, and
Audrey N. V. Turner, Godalming,
Surrey, England, as children of the
deceased author of m, R 48459, Feb.
19, 1935. 633:
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Characterbilder; op. 50, ed. and fin-
gered Louis Oesterle; pf., 4 hands.
© Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 43158, Feb. 12, 1936. 634
Since first I met thee; arr. H. R.
Shelley; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Harry Rowe Shelley, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 43189,
Feb. 12, 1936. 635
Rustic (A) fancy; caprice, W. F.
Sudds, op. 344; pf. © Charles M.
Tait, Canton, N. Y., as executor. R
43479, Mar. 14, 1986. 636
Ruth; fiir soli, chor und orch.; klavier-
partitur. © Georg Schumann, Ber-
lin-Grosslichterfelde, Germany, as
author. R 43777, Mar. 3, 1936. | 637
430
Re ee ae ee
RENEWALS
no. 3, 1936
Sabbath evening; evening response, W
Charlotte Elliott, m J. S. Fearis. ©
Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor
of the author of m. . R 43721, Mar.
3, 1936. 638
Sabbath morning; opening response, W
W. Shrubsole, jr..m J. S. Fearis. ©
Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor
of the author of m. R 43724, Mar. 8,
1936. 639
Sabretache (La); paroles Edouard
Noél, m Xavier Leroux. © Gaston
Xavier Leroux, Salbris, Loir et Cher,
France, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 43500, Jan. 22, 1936.
640
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille)
L’Assassinat du Duc de Guise; op.
128, tableaux dhistoire scénario
Henri Lavedan; partition pour pf.
© Marie Laure Truffot, vve. C.
Saint-Saéns, Puyricard, France, as
widow of the author of m. R 43825,
vam. 22, 1936. 641
— La gloire de Corneille; op. 126,
cantate pour soli, choeur et orch.;
partition chant et pf. © Marie
Laure Truffot, vve. C. Saint-Saéns,
Puyricart, France, aS widow. R
43827, Jan. 22, 1936. 642
— La princesse jaune; ouverture,
transcription pour petit orch.; 1°**
violons. © Henri Mouton, Nice,
France, as author of transcription.
R 43806, Jan. 22, 19386. 643
Sur les bords du Nil; marche
mailitaire, transcription pour har-
monie militaire Gabriel Parés; con-
ducteur en ut. © Reine Germaine
Ange Parés, Paris, aS widow of the .
author of transcription. R 438485,
Mar. 11, 1986. 644
Salute the standard; by Arnold
Safroni; military band. © Arnold
Safroni-Middleton, London, as au-
thor. R 48681, Feb. 19, 19386. 645
Salute to Uncle Sam; march; band.
© Will Huff, Chillicothe, O., as au-
thor. R 43600, Feb. 17, 19386. 646
Sammlung von stiicken alter italien-
ischer meister ftir die moderne
orgel; bearb. u. hrsg. M. Enrico
Bossi. nos. 1-12. © Renzo Bossi,
Milan, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44020, Mar. 3, 1986. 647
Sanctus in B flat ; anthem; mixed cho. ;
organ ace. © F. Flaxingten Harker,
Richmond, as author of m. R 43146,
Feb. 12, 1936. 648
660
Scene de ballet; valse sentimentale,
Wilson G. Smith, op. 99, no. 3; pf.
Mez B. Smith, Lakewood, O., as
widow. R 438764, Mar. 20, 1936.
649
Schubert (Franz Peter) Am meer;
arr.; organ. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as author of arrangement.
R 48187, Feb. 12, 1986. 659
—— Third sonata in A major; op.
120, ed. and fingered; pf. © Paolo
Gallico, New York, as author of
editing and fingering. R 43668, Mar.
3, 1936. 651
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Little
polonaise; op. 2, ed. and fingered ;
pf. © Paolo Gallico, New York, as
author of editing and fingering. R
43653, Mar. 3, 1986. 652
Triumerei; op. 15, no. 7, ed. and
fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico, New
York, as author of editing and finger-
ing. R 43654, Mar. 3, 1936. 653
Scott (Cyril) Notturno; op. 54, no. 5;
pf. © Cyril Scott, London, as au-
thor. R 43991, Mar. 16, 1936. 654
Sea (The) hath its pearls; w from the
German of Heinrich Heine by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, m_ Ciro
Pinsuti, ed.; mixed voices. © N.
Clifford Page, Boston, as author of
editing of m. R 48246, Feb. 26, 1956.
655
Seek ye the Lord; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood ,Calif., as author
of m. R 43508, Feb. 27, 19386. 656
Send them the light; missionary song,
w Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 48527, Feb. 27, 1986. 657
Sensitive (The) plant; w Shelley, m
Charles Marshall; in F. © Janet
Sophia Marshall, Beeston, Notting-
ham, England, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48123, Feb. 19, 1986.
658
Sérénade; par Gabriel Fauré, op. 98;
pf. et violoncelle. © Philippe Roger
Fauré-Frémiet and Hmmanuel
Fauré-Frémiet, Paris, as next of Kin
‘of the author, who is not living. R
43295, Jan. 22, 1936. 659
Sérénade triste; chanson, poésie
André Foulon de Vaulx. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as author of m. R
43816, Jan. 22, 1936. 660
431
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
661
Sergeant (A) of the line; song, w
Fred E. Weatherly; in G. © Wil-
liam Henry Squire, London, as au-
thor of m. R 438838, Feb. 19, 1936.
661
Shadows (The) are falling; pt. song,
Wy toa. Oo Reilly. my oo Aiklie Dix:
mixed voices. © Julia Annie Dix,
Brighton, England, as widow of the
author of m. R 43465, Feb. 19, 1936.
662
Sheaf (A) of little songs; w Margue-
rite Radclyffe-Hall, m Robert Con-
ingsby Clarke. © J. C. Brodie &
sons, Edinburgh, as executors of the
author of m. R 43870, Mar. 19, 1936.
663
Sheep (The) under the snow; arr. Wil-
liam H. Gill; mixed voices. © Flor-
ence HE. Gill, Angmering, Sussex,
England, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 43694,
Feb. 19, 1936. 664
Shepherd (The) King; Christmas ora-
torio-cantata, Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 43413, Mar. 2, 1936.
665
Shooting stars; galop, F. H. Losey;
orch. © Addah M. Losey. Erie, Pa..
as widow. R 48564, Mar. 10, 1936.
666
Si tu voulais; valse lente; pf. © Ed-
mond Filippucci, Paris, as author.
R 43475, Feb. 19, 1936. 667
Siegesmarsch; v. Jos. Chwatal, op. 36,
no. 1; pf. © Minna Chwatal, Hisen-
ach, Germany, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 43970, Mar. 21,
1936. 668
Since; song, w Harold Simpson; in C.
© Arthur Henry Behrend, London,
as author of m. R 48234, Feb. 19,
1936. 669
Sing a joyful song; anthem, m J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor. R 43722, Mar. 3, 1936.
670
Sink gently in the silent sea; w J. D.
Hosken, m Joan Trevalsa. © Joan
Gurley, Norwich, Norfolk, England,
as author of m. R 48679, Feb. 19,
1936. 671
Skating chorus; in A flat. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44006, Mar. 27, 1936. 672
song; in B flat. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43993, Mar. 27, 1936. 673.
ptz 10; dus ve SL
Slumber song; song. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44003, Mar. 27, 1936. 674
Soir (Un) de juin; op. 40, no. 2; pf.
© Porter Steele, New York, as au-
thor. R 48152, Feb. 12, 1986. 675
Soir de printemps; valse, Robert Voll-
stedt, op. 403; pf. © Paul Eggers,
Hamburg, Germany, as executor. R
43274, Jan. 22, 1936. 676
Soixantaine (La); chers souvenirs,
Gabriel Marie; violon et pf. © Hen-
riette Eugénie Théonie Colom Ma-
rie, Marseille, France, as widow. R
43310, Jan. 22, 1936. 677
Soldatenspiel; v. Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
207, no. 1; pf., 4 hands. © Franz
Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, Otto
Gurlitt, Altona, Germany, and Paul
Gurlitt, Hamburg, Germany, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
43976, Mar. 21, 1936. 678
Soldiers of the Lord; service for Rally
day and missionary occasions, text
Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43517, Feb. 27, 1936. 679
Some new way of loving you; w from
Smart set, m Teresa del Riego; in
B flat. © Teresa Leadbitter, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48863, Mar.
19, 1936. 680
Somebody just like you; song, lyrics
Chas. E. Baer. © Johann C.
Schmid, Philadelphia, as author of
m. R 43101, Feb. 24, 1936. 681
Somebody knows; song. © B. D. Ack-
ley, Philadelphia, as author. R
43535, Mar. 12, 1986. 682
Sonata in A minor; op. 17; organ. ©
Mark Andrews, Montclair, N. J., as
author. R 48193, Feb. 3, 19386. 683
Song (A) of content; w Arthur Du
Soir, m J. Airlie Dix. © Julia Annie
Dix, Brighton, England, as widow
of the author of m. R 43464, Feb.
19, 1986. 684
Song of jubilee; anthem, w James
Montgomery. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O.,as author of m. R 43742,
Mar. 3, 1986. 685
Song of the cup; drinking song, w Theo-
dore Baun; low voice. © Mary
Helen Brown, Brooklyn, as author
of m. R 43770, Mar. 3, 1936. 686
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Song of the dawn; w Fred E. Weath-
erly, m Agnes H. Lambert. © Mary
Cecilia Lambert and Joyce E. J. Rus-
seli, London, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 43841, Feb. 19,
19386. 687
Song (The) of the fleet; song, w H. L.
Frisbie. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of m. R 438215,
Feb. 26, 1936. 68S
Song of the sons oversea; song, Ww
B. Malcolm Ramsey; in E flat. New
ed. © Samuel Liddle, London, as
author of m. R 43451, Feb. 19, 1986.
689)
Song (A) of trust; song, w C. D.
Martin. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 438533, Mar.
12, 1986. ~ 690:
Songs in exile; song, w Arthur
Stringer. © Hermann Lohr, London,
as author of m. R 48851, Mar. 19,
1936. 691
Songs in the night; arr. I. B. Wilson
and T. D. Williams; orch. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as one of
the authors of arrangement. R
43094, Mar. 17, 1986. 692
Soul’s blossom; w Robert Underwood
Johnson, m Liza Lehmann. © Her-
bert Bedford, London, as widower
of author of m. R 43884, Mar. 18,
1986. 693,
Sous les roses; par Frédéric Binet, op.
93; pf. © Marie Dupalet Binet,
Fontainebleau, France, aS widow.
R 48785, Jan. 22, 1936. 694
Souvenir; impression bréve, Deszé
Lederer; violon et pf. © Robert
Stern, Paris, as executor. R 48446,
Mar. 3, 1986. 695
Souvenir de Pesth; op. ee Hungarian
dance, no. 2; pf. duet. © Georg
Hegeling, Berlin, as author. R
43981, Mar. 21, 1936. 696
Sower (The) ; song, w Gunby Hadath.
© Wilfrid Sanderson, Nutfield, Sur-
rey, England, as author of m. R
43113, Feb. 19, 1986. 697
Spirit (A) flower; w B. Martin Stan-
ton, m L. Campbell-Tipton. ©
Marion Campbell-Tipton, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
43270, Feb. 20, 1986. 698
Spray (A) of heather and For my
lassie; 2 songs, m J. Airlie Dix. ©
Julia Annie Dix, Brighton, England,
712
as widow of the author of m R
43109, Feb. 19, 1986. 699
Spreewald-marsch; aus der burleske
Hine lustige spreewaldfahrt. 1. Pf.—
2. Gesang u. pf., text v. Alfred v.
Schmasow. © Paul Lincke, Berlin,
as author of m. R 48648, 48663, Mar.
3, 1986. 700, 701
Spring’s herald; w Ernest A. Carr, m
Joan Trevalsa. © Joan Gurley, Nor-
wich, Norfolk, England, as author
of m. R 48678, Feb. 19, 1936. 702
Staccato caprice; pf. © Rudolf Friml,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as author. R
43171, Feb. 3, 1986. 703
Staccato etude; op. 37; pf. '© Rudolf
Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
author. R 48170, Feb. 3, 1936. 704
Staccato polka; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 97, no. 2; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as widow. R 438760,
Mar. 3, 1986. 705
Standard bearer; march, J. J. Bar-
tholme, arr. F. H. Losey; orch. ©
Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
43565, Mar. 10, 1986. 706
Still lead on; w Jane Borthwick, m
J. S. Fearis; sop. and alto duet. ©
Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as executu:
of the author of m. R 48720, Mar.
3, 1936. 707
Still, still with thee; w Harriet Beecher
Stowe, m W. H. Neidlinger; med.
or low; pf. or organ acc. © Orra B.
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 43815
Feb. 12, 1936. 708
Stop making faces at me; w Andrew
B. Sterling, m Kerry Mills. © Fred-
erick Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 43103, Feb. 24,
1986. 709:
Stories (The) that mother told me;
song. Rev. ed. © Andrew B. Sterl-
ing, Noroton Heights, Conn., and
Harry Von Tilzer, New York, as au-
thors. R 438217, Feb. 24, 1986. 710
Story (The) must be told even there;
sacred song, w Ada Blenkhorn. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 43743, Mar. 3, 1936.
711
Stronghold (The) ; quick march, by A.
© Arnold
as au-
712
Safroni; military band.
Safroni-Middleton, London,
thor. R 43395, Feb. 19, 1936.
433
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718
Suffer the children to come; response.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 48745, Mar. 3, 1936.
713
Sugar cane; a ragtime classic two-step,
Scott Joplin. © Lottie Joplin, New
York, aS widow. R 42792, Mar, 10,
1936. 714
Sun of my soul; w John Keble; high
voice; pf. or organ acc.; in F. ©
Bruno Huhn, New York, as author of
m. R 43192, Feb. 3, 1936. 715
Sunbeam (The) and the shadow; song.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, Bos-
ton, aS author. RK 43586, Mar. 16,
1936. 716
Sunset (The) shore; anthem, w Adella
F. Veazie. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
43512, Feb. 27, 1936. 717
Swedish love song [and] Devon to me;
songs; bar. © Eric Coates, London,
as author of m. R 43115, Feb. 19,
1936. 718
Sweep’s (The) intermezzo; by Paul A.
Rubens; pf. © Herbert Rubens and
A. N. Tayler, London, as executors.
R 48830, Mar. 18, 1936. 719
Sweet and low; song, w Alfred Tenny-
son. © Arthur Somervell, London,
as author of m. R 43704, Feb. 19,
1936. 720
Swell the anthem; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 48509, Feb, 27, 1936.
(Pl
Sword (The) of Erin; arr. Charles Vil-
liers Stanford; mixed voices. Tonic
sol-fa ed. © Jennie Anna Stanford,
Aylesbury, Herts, England, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
43692, Feb. 19, 19386. 422.
Symphonie en fa majeur; de Théodore
Ysaye, op. 14; grand orch. 1. Par-
tition —2. Ptes. © Carrie Ysaye,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
43151, 43188, Feb. 12, 1986.
723, 724
Symphonie francaise; par Théodore
Dubois; partition d’orch. © Charles
Antoine Dubois, Paris, as child of the
deceased author. R 43817, Jan. 22,
1936. 725
Take this letter to my mother; w Robt.
L. Layfield, m P. P. Bilhorn and Eu-.
gene Kaeuffer. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as one of the authors
of m. R 438559, Feb, 26, 1936. 726
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
Taking turns; by L. H. Orth, op. 26, no.
3; pf. duet. © Louise Orth Bos-
worth, Boston, as executor. R 43980,
Mar. 21, 1986. (2T
Tambourin ; interméde, Dezso Lederer ;
violon et pf. © Robert Stern, Paris,
as executor. R 48445, Mar. 3, 1986.
728
Tanz und spiel; by Heinrich Lichner,
op. 175, no. 4, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle: pf. © Katharine F. Stew-
art, New York, as next of kin of the
author of editing and fingering, who
is not living. R 48177, Feb. 20, 1936.
(29:
Taps; w James O’Dea, m J. Bodewalt
Lampe. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea,
Beverly Hills, Calif., as widow of the
author of w. R 438558, Feb. 29, 1936.
730
Tarentelle mignonne; op. 38; pf. ©
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. ¥.,
as author. R 438161, Feb. 3, 1986.
W331
Tell me where is fancy bred; w Shake-
speare, m Liza Lehmann. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as widower of the
author of m. R 48881, Mar. 18, 1936.
732
Tempo passato perché non ritorni; old
Italian song, English w M. Louise
Baum; high or med. voice. © AI-
bano Seismit-Doda, Milan, Italy, as
author of m. R 43346, Mar. 3, 1936.
733
Tesoro mio; waltz, HE. Becucci, arr.;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Brooklyn, as
author. R 48606, Mar, 4, 1936. 734
Thankful to Jesus; duet and cho., w
Bertha E. Bush. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43526, Feb. 27, 1986. 735
Thema und variationen; vy. M. Enrico
Bossi, op. 131; grosses orch. Par-
titur. © Renzo Bossi, Milan, as
child of the deceased author. R
43749, Mar. 3, 1936. 736.
There were ninety and nine; song, w
Elizabeth C. Clephane. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author
of m. R 438216, Feb. 26, 1986. 137
Thoughts; w Matthew Arnold, m Joan
Trevalsa. © Joan Gurley, Norfolk,
England, as author of m. R 438468,
Feb. 19, 1936. 738
Through sunny fields; by Regina M.
Carlin, arr.; pf., 4 hands. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as author
of arrangement. R 43105, Feb. 26,
1936. 739
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Thy word have I hid in my heart;
song. © Ernest O. Sellers, New Or
leans, as author. Ri 48521, Mar. 11,
1936. 740
Till the victory is won; song, w Geo.
O. Webster. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
43739, Mar. 3, 1986. 741
To a faded flower; by Wilson G.
Smith, op. 99, no. 2; pf. © Mez
B. Smith, Lakewood, O., as widow.
R 48763, Mar. 20, 1936. 742
To all you ladies; old English ditty,
arr. Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as widower. R 43874,
Mar. 18, 1986. 743.
To Katherine unkind; song, w Basil
Hood; in E. © Edward German,
London, as author of m. R 48857,
Mar. 19, 1986. 744
To my bungalow; song, w John Ken-
drick Bangs. © Stanley F. Widener,
Pomona, Calif., as author of m. R
43265, Jan. 2, 1936. 745
To Thee I fiy; song, w Alfred H.
Ackley. © B. D. Ackley, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 43548, Mar.
12, 1936. 746
To-night ; ballad, melody Al. W. Brown ;
med. voice. © Roger Lewis, Chi-
cago, as author of w. R 438617, Mar.
10, 1986. TAT
Toodles; song. © William J. McKenna,
Jersey City, as author. R 43401,
Feb. 26, 1936. 748
Trio fiir piano violine, violoncell; op.
87. © Christian Sinding, Oslo, Nor-
way, aS author. R 48750, Mar. 3,
1936. 749
Triste ritorno; romanza, poem Luigi
Forzati, English version M. Louise
Baum, m and new rev. R. Barthél-
emy; high voice, in D. © Richard
Barthélemy, Paris, as author of m.
R 48271, Feb. 20, 1986. 750
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Andante
cantabile; from the Quartet, op. 11,
arr, Ferdinand Laub, rev. and ed.;
violin and pf. © Otto K. Schill.
Newark, N. J., aS author of revision
and editing. R 43268, Feb. 20, 1936.
nal
Melodie; op. 42, ed. and fingered ;
violin and pf. © Eduard Herrmann,
Kingston, N. Y., as author of editing
and fingering. R 43358, Mar. 6, 1926.
752
765
Turandots frauengemach; intermezzo,
Ferruccio Busoni; klavier. © Gerda
Busoni, Berlin, as widow. R 43130,
Feb. 26, 1936. 753
Twilight ; organ voluntary, HE. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 44017, Mar. 27, 1936. 754
Uncle Pete’s birthday ; American
sketch, Shipley Douglas; military
band. © Ethel Douglas, Gateshead,
England, aS widow. R 438846, Feb.
19, 1986, (55
Under my merry widow hat; song, mel-
ody Gus. A. Benkhart. © Bobby
Heath, Philadelphia, as author of w.
R 43628, Mar. 10, 1986. 756
Under the electric lightS; song, m AI.
W. Brown. © Roger Lewis, Chicago,
as author of w. R 48622, Mar. 10,
1936. Td
Ungarischer tanz; op. 108, Hungarian
dance, no. 1; pf. duet. © Georg
Eggeling, Berlin, as author. R 43983,
Mar. 21, 1986. 758
Unless; song, poem Elizabeth Barrett
Browning; high, in G. © Howard
Bennett, Schenectady, N. Y., as au-
thor of m. R 43768, Mar. 3, 1986.
759
Up in my balloon; song, w Ren Shields.
© Percy Wenrich, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 438387, Feb. 29, 1986.
760
Valse-caprice; pf. © Louis de Merlier,
Brussels, as author. R 43444, Mar.
3, L936) 761
Valse-etincelle; valse lente, Robert
Volistedt, op. 408; pf. © Paul Eg-
gers, Hamburg, Germany, as execu-
tor. R 43425, Jan. 22, 1986. 762
Variations de concert; grand-orgue. ©
Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author. R
43311, Jan. 22, 1936. 763
Verdi (Giuseppe) Libiamo ne’lieti cal-
ici; from La traviata, arr. James
Ord Hume; E flat sop. cornet, with
pf. acc. © A. Ord Hume, London, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 43455, Feb. 19, 1936. 764
Vesper (The) hour; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry 8. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44014, Mar. 27, 1986.
765
435
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766
Vieil (Le) aigle; drame lyrique; par-
tition chant et pf. © Raoul Guns-
bourg, Paris, as author. R 43804,
Jan. 22, 1936. 766
© Louis de Merlier,
Brussels, as author. R 43442, Mar.
3, 1936. 767
Violette (La); valse lente, P. Saegel;
pf. © Paul Bertrand, Paris, as au-
thor. R 48255, Jan. 22, 1936. 768
Vol @hirondelles; par E. Missa; orch.
© Jeanne Barbant Missa, Paris, as
widow. R 43314, Jan. 22, 1936. 769
Waiata poi; Maori poi song. © Alfred
Hill, Sydney, Australia, as author.
R 48871, Mar. 18, 1936. 770
Walzer serenade; v. F. Drdla, op. 42;
violine u. pf. © Franz Drdla, Vi-
enna, as author. R 48755, Mar. 18,
1936. eral
Watching for Jesus; song. © B. D.
Ackley, Philadelphia, as author. R
43531, Mar. 12, 1986. 772
Waters (The) of Lethe; w Hilda Ham-
mond Spencer, m Liza Lehmann; in
C min. © Herbert Bedford, London,
as widower of the author of m. R
43860, Mar. 18, 1936. 3
Way (The) home; miniature cycle, w
Gunby Hudath; low voice. © Sam-
uel Liddle, London, as author of m.
R 43237, Feb. 28, 1936. 774
Way (The) to the heart; gavotte; pf.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author. R
43674, Mar. 3, 1936. 1715
Villanelle; pf.
We march to victory; anthem. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as au-
thor of m. R 48730, Mar. 3, 1936.
776
We won't go home until morning, Bill;
song, m Albert Gumbie. © Jack Ma-
honey, New York, as author of w.
R 43389, Feb. 29, 1936. T17
Weep you no more; op. 12, w John
Dowland ; high voice. © Roger Quil-
ter, London, as attthor of m. R
43691, Feb. 19, 1936. 778
Welcome here; song. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 43998, Mar. 27, 1936. T19
Welcome (A) song; for cho. and orch.,
w Duke of Argyll, m Charles Villiers
Stanford, op. 107. Ed. with pf. acc.
© Jennie Anna Stanford, Aylesbury,
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pl. tyne Ss. fv ad.
Herts, England, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 43122, Feb. 19, 1936.
780
What could I do without Jesus; song,
w Alfred H. Ackley. © B. D. Ackley,
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
43540, Mar. 12, 1936. 781
What might have been; song, m AI-
bert Gumble. © Dave Clark, New
York, as author of w. R 48612, Mar.
16, 1936. (82
When a mounting skylark sings; song,
w Christina Rossetti; in C. © Her-
mann Lohr, London, as author of m.
R 43872, Mar. 19, 1936. 783
When darling Bess first whispered yes;
w Robert F. Roden, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 43592,
Mar. 14, 1936. 784
When I am dead; song, w Christina
Rossetti. © Hric Coates, London, as
author of m. R 48452, Feb. 19, 1936.
785
When shadows gather; anthem, w Geo.
O. Webster. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
_lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
43733, Mar. 3, 1936. 786
When shadows gather; w Fred. EH.
Weatherly, m Charles Marshall; in
E. © Janet Sophia Marshall, Bees-
ton, Nottingham, England, as widow
of the author of m. R 43706, Feb.
19, 31986. (87
When the day is done; ballad and re-
frain, w Frank O. French, m Max §.
Witt. © Albert Witt, Murray Hill,
N. Y., as next of kin of the author
oi m, who is not living. R 48672,
Mar. 3, 1936. 788
When the early roses; w and m Teresa
Del Riego; in E. © Teresa Lead-
bitter, London, as author. R 48862,
Mar. 9,-1986. 789
When the pink arbutus blooms; w
Allan W. Guest, m Ren Shields. ©
Grace Shields, Avenel, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 48640,
Mar. 3, 1986. 790
When we listened to the chiming of the
old church bell; w Robert R. Roden,
m J. Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chi-
cago, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 48588, Mar. 19, 1986. 791
When we two went a-maying; song, w
Ella Brown; in E flat. © Hric
Coates, London, as author of m. R
43849, Feb. 19, 1936. 792
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Where the bees roam; song, w Gunby
Hadath; in G. © Herbert Bunning,
London, as author of m. R 43456,
Feb. 19, 1936. 793
Whisky and soda; schottisch, Rodolphe
Berger. 1. Pf.—2. Orch. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor of the au-
thor. R 43502, 43815, Jan. 22, 19386.
794, 795
Who can keep a secret; w May Byron
m Ellen Cowdell; in E. © Ellen
Cowdell Stewart, i. e. Mrs. Baird
Stewart, London, as author of m. R
43474, Feb. 19, 19386. 796
Who ean understand Him; song, w
Alfred H. Ackley. © B. D. Ackley,
Philadelphia, as author of m.
43541. Mar. 12, 1936. 197
Who is Sylvia; w Shakespeare, m Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford,
Bushey, Middlesex, England, as
widower of the author of m. R
43232, Feb. 19, 1936. 798
Who knows; w Paul Laurence Dunbar,
m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude Lam-
bert Ball, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 43950, Mar. 10, 1936.
799
Who will lead the way; song. © B.D.
Ackley, Philadelphia, as author. R
43542, Mar. 12; 1936. 800
Why; song, w Helen Taylor. © Wil-
frid Sanderson, Nutfield, Surrey,
England, as author of m. R 438114,
Web. 19, 1€36. 801
Wild cherries; rag. © Ted Snyder,
Los Angeles, as author. R 48603,
Mar. 10, 1936. 802
Wildschtitz (Der) ; aria, Lortzing, arr.
James Ord Hume; cornet solo with
pf. ace. © A. Ord Hume, London,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 43454, Feb. 19, 1986. 803
Will you always cail me honey; song,
melody Grace Le Boy. © Gus Kahn,
Beverly Hills, Calif., as author of
w. R 48099, Feb. 24, 1986. 804
William Taylor ; folk-song air, coll. and
are. Cecil J. Sharp; pf. ©. Joan
Sharp, London, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
43334, Feb. 28, 1936. 805
Winning (A) miss; w H. R. Atteridge,
m W. F. Peters. 1. Opening, act 1.—
2. Finale-—3. Ensemble, opening 3rd
scene. © Harold Richard Atteridge,
Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y., as author ‘of
w, and William Frederick Peters,
Englewood, N. J.,as author of m. R
43219, 43221, 48222, Feb. 24, 1986.
806-808
Wirbelwind; charakteristische etude,
Jos. Chwatal, op. 31; pf. © Minna
Chwatal, Eisenach, Germany, as
child of the deceased author. R
43974, Mar. 21, 1936. 809
Witch’s song; w and m J. Airlie Dix.
© Julia Annie Dix, Brighton, Eng-
land, as widow. R 48462, Feb. 19,
1936. 810
Won’t you; song from The antelope,
w Adrian Ross, m Hugo Felix. ©
Ilsa Felix, Los Angeles, as widow
of the author of m. R 48876, Mar.
20, 1936. 811
Workers together with God; song, w
C. D. Martin. © W. Stillman Mar-
tin, Atlanta, as author of m R
40696, Nov. 29, 1935. 812
World’s (The) eall to America; mis-
Sionary anthem, w Ina Duley Ogdon.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 48738, Mar. 3,
1936. 813
Yeomen (The); w P. J. O’Reilly, m
J. Airlie Dix. © Julia Annie Dix,
Brighton, England, as widow of au-
thor of m. R 48842, Feb. 19, 1936.
814
Yeux (Les) clos; valse, Y. K. Nazare-
Aga, pour orch., avec pf. conducteur
par P. Monteux-Brisac. © Jacques
Monteux, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
43486, Mar. 11, 1936. 815
You be my Dresden doll, I'll be your
teddy bear; song, w Lawrence M.
Borie. © Herman C. Smith, New
York, as author of m. R 43384, Mar.
10, 1936. 816
You're in the right church, but the
wrong pew; w C. Mack, m C. Smith.
© Cecil Mack and Chris Smith, New
York, as authors. R 43602, Mar. 10,
1936. 817
Young soldiers of the Lord; marching”
song, w Bertha HE. Bush. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 43522, Feb. 27, 1936. 818
Young Werner’s song; by Johann Her-
beck, English version W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra B. Neidlinger, Hast
Orange, N. J., as widow of the au-
thor of the English version. R 48756,
Feb. 29, 1936. 819
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Your hand in mine, beloved; song, w | Zigeunerweisen; op. 34; pf. © Rich-
Harold Simpson; in C. © Hamilton ard Krentzlin, Berlin, as author. R
Harty, London, as author of m. R 43986, Mar. 21, 1936. 822)
43890, Mar. 19, 1936. SAU ZAurtickgekehrte (Der) taler; lied, aus
Your smile; w Harold Simpson, m der revue Donnerwetter-tadellos,
Dorothy Forster. © Dorothy Cary, text Julius Freund. © Paul Lincke,
London, as author of m. R 48868, Berlin, as author of m. R 48645,
Mar. 19, 1936. 821 Mar. 3, 1936. 823
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OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 38
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
19386
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 4
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1936
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Norep py Usrrs or Tuis Catranog
HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 8, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a”, “an”, or “the”, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of
distributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together
by an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search
should be made in this number under the following names: Auber (Daniel Fran-
cois Esprit); Bach (Johann Sebastian); Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven
(Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade (Cécile Louise
Stéphanie); Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo); Donizetti (Gaetano); Gounod
(Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn
(Franz Josef); Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine); Liszt (Franz); Massenet (Jules
Emile Frédéric); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Palestrina
(Giovanni Pierluigi Santo); Puccini (Giacomo); Raff (Joseph Joachim); Rossini
(Gioacchino Antonio); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter) ;
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Finf studien”, “12 études
élémentaires”’, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “‘waltz’’, “dance”, “march”,
“allegro”’, “praeludium”, ‘nocturne’, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude”, “study”,
“fantasia”, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the
name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross
reference from the titles, and search shouid be made only under the names of
the composers.
(II)
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by”, “music by”) are to be
understood as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment
unless otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
abrogated, and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E”’, Class E, Musi-
cal compositions; “D’”, Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘A”, Class A,
Books containing music; “©” implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of
the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
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NOTICE
The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.
The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Norics is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, insofar as any copyright
articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are
not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other
governmental library in the District of Columbia, such books or
articles may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested
by such claimant prior to December 31, 1936.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright de-
posits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical
compositions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engrav-
ings, or photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and
photographs filed for identifying works of art may not be returned.
No maps are available for return.
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should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be supplied on request. Address Rucisrer or Coprricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vil of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages Vil-vili of nos. 8-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xu—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol, 23 (1928), pages vi-vil of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—x1l of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 35
Germany, vol. G (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pee vili-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages x1-x11 of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages Vil-vili ‘of no. whe
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3: |
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 ), pages v-ix of no. 8, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. Khe
Sales (excluding Trans- -Jordan), vol. "98 (1933), pages vi-vil
or no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vil of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. Ve
Spain, vol, 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vil of no. 3:
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—vill of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the elaimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship/is given.
A Chicago; java comique, paroles
Georges Thibault, m C. Arfeuille, arr.
H. Mateo; orch. ptes. © Jan. 30,
1986; E for. 48774; H. MackKnight,
Paris. 9510
A deux; tango, paroles Charlys et
Maurice Vander, m Mateo et Géo
Andy; orch. ptes. © Jan. 30, 19386;
BE for. 48778; H. Mac Knight, Paris.
9511
°A fico ’taliana; pf., con testo. ©1c.
Apr. 14, 1936; EH unp. 122437;
Antonino Rossitto, Brooklyn. 9012
A gauter tropfen, so dreimal tiglich;
wienerlied, text Salpeter, m Her-
mann Leopoldi. © Jan. 20, 1936;
E for. 48719; L. Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 9513
A quoi bon promettre; slow fox-trot,
paroles Henry Lemarchand, m Ems
et Fred Arlys. © Mar. 12, 1936;
HK for. 43633; Société anonyme
francaise Chappell, Paris. 9514
A tout petits pas; slow fox, paroles
René Jacquet, m Jean Solar et Nic
Tomay. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43880; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9515
Abandonment scene; by Glenroy C.
Stein ; orch. se. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 122655 ; Texas centennial cen-
tral exposition, Dallas. 9516
Abba Dabbah from Abbyssinia [sic] ;
w and m Mike Rofone. © Feb. 4,
1936; E pub. 54508; Mikerophone
music co., Chicago. 9517
Abide with me; hymn anthem, w Henry
F. Lyte, m Henry Bell; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Apr. 9, 1936;
EK for. 48966; Banks & son, York,
England. 9518
Abiding songs; hymns and Gospel
songs, compiled George W. Card. ©
Jan. 1, 1986; E pub. 54488; Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention, Nashville. 9519
Abre de tu ventana; by L. Garza and
S. Martinez; pf. treble. ©le
Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121617; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
9520
Absent brethren; w Brotherhood, m
H. Arnold Smith. © Mar. 19, 1936;
HX for. 44109; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London. 9521
According to astrology; w William
Irven; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; EB
unp. 128291; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9522
Ace’s high; w E. Grant Meade, and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp.
123066; Harry Burton Miller, Upper
Darby, Pa. 9523
Activity singing games; w and m
Florence L. Amor. © Mar. 20, 1936;
E for. 43627; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9524
Adam and Eva; song. © 1c. Mar. 9,
19386; E unp. 121585; Carl W. Bal-
lantyne, Ogden, Utah. 9525
Adieu, plus de mystére; tango, paroles
EK. Révérand, m M. Desbruéres. ©
Jan. 30, 1956; EH for. 48789; Hdi-
tions Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
9526
Adorable, be mine; song. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 122030; Adeline A.
Di Guglielmo, Blackwood, N. J.
9527
Adoration ; hymn. © Mar. 15, 1936; H
pub. 54494; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas
City, Mo. 9528
Aeneas; ballet, avec cheeurs, J. Weter-
ings, m Albert Roussel, op. 54; parti-
tion pour le piano, réduite par
auteur. © Jan. 30, 1936; D 39061;
Durand & cie., Paris. 9528*
Aerio spin; pf. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 121988; Milton H. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 9529
Aeroplane (The); song. © 1. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 1238200; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 9530
After a while; song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 122882); Hstelle Myrtle
Johnson, Seattle. 9531
439
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9532
Dist Se Neco.
After breakin’ with you; w Willis M. | Alabama girl; w Wesley Herring; pf.
Parker, m Al Dohrmann and Jack
Hayes. ©1c. Dec. 17, 1935; E unp.
114971; Parker - Dohrmann - Hayes
music, San Francisco. 9532
After-glow; w Carol Lee, m Paul
James McGrane. © 1 ec. Apr. 30,
1986; E unp. 123658; Carolyn Paula
Weingarten, New York. 9533
Aftermath; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
EH unp. 121939; Milton HE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 9534
Agent (L’) ne fait pas le bonheur;
valse parodique, paroles Jacasse et
Jean Chapelle, m Raymond Balet.
© Dec. 30, 19385; E for. 43798; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9535:
Ah foun’ Jesus at mah do’; song, w
Charlotte Kandace. ©1e. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122856; Charles Bowen,
Los Angeles. 9536
Ah, moon of my delight; w from Ru-
baiyat of Omar Khayyam, m Liza
Lehmann, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
mixed cho. © Apr. 2, 1936; E pub.
54466; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
9537
Aheadin’ for the ball; w Mary Cos-
tello® pt...’ ©-1.e, Apr, 20, 1936- 1
unp. 123432); Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9538
Aimons-nous; valse, paroles Georgius,
m Henri Poussigue. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 48859; Editions Pan,
9 4., aris. 9539)
Ain’t a bit ambitious; w and melody
Al Catenaro. ©1e. Apr. 23, 1936;
E unp. 123091; William Albert Cate-
naro, Uniontown, Pa. 9540)
Ain’t it the truth; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 27,.1986; E unp. 1233865;
Will Aubrey, Detroit. 9541
Ain’t she sweet; fox-trot, w Jack Yel-
len, m Milton Ager, dance arr. Jimmy
Dale; orch. pts. © Apr. 1, 1986; E
pub. 54408; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 9542)
Aint’cha comin’ home to-night; w Har-
lin bros. and Geo. Bailey, melody
Harlin bros. © 1 c. Mar. 31, 1936;
E unp. 121499; Harlin bros., Indi-
anapolis. 9543
Air (Un) de jazz; paroles Camille
Francois, m Gaston Claret. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 43815; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 9544
©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122744;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
9545
Alka Seltzer theme; by Harry A. Jack-
son and H. M. Alderman; pf.
1 ¢e Apr. 7, 19386; E unp. 121969;
Walter Biddick co., Los Angeles.
9546
All aboard, we’re bound for pirate
hoard; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
3, 1936; E unp. 121721; Charles Hof-
stra, Paterson. 9547
All alone; song, arr. Merle Week.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E! unp. 123095;
William Roberts, Waupun, Wis.
9548
All around the big expo; song, arr.
Cliff Barnes. © 1c Apr. 7, 1936;
EK unp. 121974; Raymond Leroy Bly-
myer, Cleveland. 9549)
All at sea; one step; pf. ©1c. Apr.
20, 19386; E unp. 122732; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 9550
All for you; w and m Mic Mervin;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 4, 1936; E
pub. 54684; La-Spa music pub. co.,
Brooklyn. 9551
All hail our noble President; w Vio-
lett Free, m Gustave Sax; voe. orch.
pts. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub. 54510;
Clara V. Logan, New Florence, on
95:
All hail to freedom; song, w Mary O.
Alston, warr. Ef. “P.)Gaay: re.
Apr. 16, 1936; E unp. 122616; Hdith
L. Hilderbrant, Detroit. 9553
All I ever do; song, w Dorothy Jane
Bratton. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1986; B
unp. 123563; Juel A. Burkhardt,
Springfield, O. 9554
All is over; fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1936; E unp. 123599; Robert J.
Roder, Reist, Alta., Canada. 9555
All my love; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr.
18, 1936; E unp. 122713; Alex Hyde
and Sam Mineo, New York. 9556
All through the years; w Alice Met-
calf Gates; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 123433 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9557
Alla en la infancia; by L. Garza and
S. Martinez. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986;
E unp. 121016; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 9558
Allah! Allah; orientalisches fox-trot,
w Eric Meder, m Charles Loubé.
© Jan. 4, 1986; EB for. 48720; L.
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no. 4, 1986
9584
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 9559)
Allegretto giogo; de Jérome Perreau,
par Maurice Yvain et F. et M. Jean-
jean; pf. © Dee. 30, 1985; E for.
43919; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
9560
Allegretto grazioso; by Roland Diggle ;
organ. © Apr. 17, 1986; E pub.
54760; H. W. Gray co., New York.
9561
Alma mater; w Gus Kahn, m Bronis-
law Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©
1 ce Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 123354 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 9562
Alma mater, Bethany college, Bethany,
W. Va.: pf. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 122673; William Blair Burk-
hart, jr., Bethany, W. Va. 9563
Alma mater, Williamstown high
school; w and m Ann Clinkscales
Kinsey; pf. © 1. Apr. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 123653; Williamstown high
school, Williamstown, Ky. 9564
Aloha loa waltz; by Ylan K. Kealoha ;
Hawaiian steel guit., 7th tuning,
with guit. acc., in note and diagram.
© Apr. 20, 1936; E pub. 54804; Wm.
J. Smith music co., ine., New York.
9565
Alone and blue; w and melody Len
Healy... ©) 1..c. Apr. .28, 1986;
unp. 128482; Leonard G. Healy, Du-
mont, N. J. 9566
Alone once again; song; in E flat.
©le. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123140;
Isabelle Dwan, New York. 9567
Alte (Das) lied; w Berta Haller;
miénnerchor, ohne begl. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Apr. 4, 1986; E pub.
54549; Paul Engelskirchen, New
York. 9568
Am I a lucky guy; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122304;
Alphons Jaeger, Detroit. 9569:
Am I asking too much; w and m
Richard Himber and Elliott Gren-
nard; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 23, 1986; HE pub. 54892; Chap-
pell & co., inec., New York. 9570
Am I dreaming; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121604;
Lawrence Gitelstein, Brooklyn.
9571
Am I in love; song, w Bill Talman.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1936; BE unp. 123059;
Frederick H. Kross, Detroit. 9572
Am I just wasting dreams; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122385;
Paul Edward Kincaid, Boston,
9573
Am I the only one who cares for me;
w Al Bryan, and melody. © 1.
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121545; Cornell
Smelser, Los Angeles. 9574
Amateur night; dramatico—musical
composition, w and m Rocco Tenny-
lynn and M. McCurdy, intro. songs
from The changes of a year. ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1936; D 39062; Geo. Lamont
Webster, Kansas City, Mo. and
Margaret McCurdy, Independence,
Mo. 9574*
America triumphant; in 3 move-
ments; pf. © 1c Apr. 6, 1986; BE
unp. 121857; Howard Feiges, Chi-
cago. 9575
American bandbook; composed and
arr. Mayhew Lake; conductor’s sc.
and pts. bk. 1, 2. © Mar, 24, 19386;
EH pub. 54459, 54460; American bk.
co., New York. 9576, 9577
American cowboy songs; collection,
new arr. William Glassmacher ; with
guit. arrs. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54914; Robbins music corp., New
York, 9578
American home theme; from The
cavaleade of America, Harold A.
Levey; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986;
E unp. 122545; H. I. du Pont de
Nemours & co., inc., Wilmington, Del.
9579
American melody; waltz; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123086; Simon
Levine, Fargo, N. D. 9580)
An grtiner linde; w Ernst Veit; frauen-
chor, ohne begl. © Apr. 4, 1986;
E pub. 54548; Paul Engelskirchen,
New York. 9581
And all of this; w and m Lorenzo May.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 19386; E unp. 122928;
Ronald Lorenzo May, New York.
9582
And another thing; w and melody. ©
te @, Apr. 13,5; 29862); unp. 122311;
Harry Lee Miller, San Antonio.
9583.
And if thou wilt, remember; w Chris-
tina Rossetti, and melody. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122814; Grace
A. Wright, Concord, Mass. 9584
And still no luck with you; w and m
Nat Simon and John Redmond, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with arr. for guit.,
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9585
And still no luck with you—Continued.
ete. © Apr. 28, 1986; E pub. 54919;
Broadway music corp., New York.
9585
And the great big saw came nearer and
nearer; w R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Harris Weston; with ukulele
arr. and chords for pf. accordion and
guit. © Apr. 2, 1936; E for. 44116;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
9586
And this is the song I will sing; song,
w Jesse B. Hornnung. © 1 ¢c. Mar.
16, 1936; E unp. 121588; John Mar-
tin Rieman, Portland, Or. 9587
And Yvonne; song. © 1 c. Mar.
28, 19386; E unp. 122989; Pattie Price,
New York. 9588
Andel E. Andel; by J. Casiano; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 2, 19386; E unp.
121618; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 9589:
Angel (An) in disguise; violin, with w.
©1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 123115;
Edwin Anderson, Chicago. 9590
Anna Mae; song. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1936;
E unp. 123312; William Dewey
Pfrommer, West Berlin, N. J. 9591
Anything can happen now; song. ©
1c. Mar, 26, 1986; Ei unp. 122874;
Gene Edwin Hamilton, Boulder, Col.
9592)
Apaisement; tango, paroles Ernest
Vey, m G. Ch. Lemaire. © Dee. 30,
1985; H for. 48842; Hditions Pan,
S. a., Paris. 95938
Apple dumplin’; w and m Charlie Mac-
Carthy, John Redmond and Bert
Douglas. © Apr. 6, 1936; E pub.
54543; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
9594
Aprés; tango, paroles Camille Fran-
cois, m Gaston Claret. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 438816; Editions Pan,
Seva, Paris. 9595
Arabian sketch; on themes from The
pioneers, Jacob Weinberg, violin pt.
ed. R. M. Moss, violoncello pt. ed.
M. E. Bukinik; violin, violoncello
and Arabian drum. © Apr. 14, 1936;
E pub. 54701; A. Fassio, Lachute,
Que., Canada. 9596
Arabs delight; w F. H. Martens, and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp.
122792; Renzo Viola, New York.
9597
Are you my love; from The dancing
pirate, w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
pt. TI, DUS fve3L
Rodgers; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 11, 1986; E pub. 54687; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 9598
Are you tired of me; song, w William
Luedtke. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
121699; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 9599:
Argentina; tango, paroles et m Trém-
olo. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43883;
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9600
Armita; w and m John De Paul, arr.
Willis Conolly ; ten. guit., in diagram.
© Mar. 20, 1936; E pub. 54498;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
9601
Arrullito; de Principe Azul, letra y m
Hector S. Quesada; pf. © Mar. 10,
1936; E for. 43670; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 9602
Artisten-polka; v. Heinrich Niederlitz,
op. 92; bandonion u. akkordeon. ©
Feb. 6, 1986; E for. 48592; Verlag
Heinrich Niederlitz, inh. G. Nieder-
litz, Hamburg, Germany. 9603
As crimson roses bloom; Italian, Gae-
tano Ferri, English, Lorraine Noel
Finley, m Giuseppe Ferraro. © Apr.
23, 1936; E pub. 54863; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 9604
As the world is rolling around; song.
©1c. Mar. 2, 19386; E unp. 121784;
Ernest Mastriana, Brooklyn. 9605.
Ashes of love; waltz song ; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E ump.
121902; William J. Thompson, Palm
Springs, Calif. 9606
Assez de comédie; tango, paroles
Georges Zwingel, m Henry Himmel;
orch. ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
43765; H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
9607
Assumpta est Maria; by Gregor Aich-
inger, ed. and arr. Clara Tillinghast ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr. 10, 1936;
E pub. 54647; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9608
Astronomy; w Bern Gray, m Bern
Gray and Agnes Gray. ©1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 122020; Bernadette
Gray, St. Louis. 9609
At a Georgia camp meeting ; song, Ker-
ry Mills, arr. Paul Hill; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub. 54851;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 9
At Coconut Grove; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 121958; Er-
nest Petracek, Oberlin, Kan. 9611
442
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
At Galilee; song, m Emil Spanier, arr.
Newton Pashley. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1986; E unp. 123536; Guy R. Hough-
telin, Denver. 9612
At last you’re mine; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123490;
Robert Rae Beat, Portland, Or.
9613
At the end of my vagabond trail; song.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 128098;
William Roberts, Waupun, Wis.
9614
At the end of the rainbow; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 27, 19386; E unp. 1216838;
Leo G. Bonham, Marion, Ind. 9615
Atlantic City by the sea; waltz song,
w Alma E. Price. © 1 c. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 128049; Vincent HE.
Speciale, Atlantic City. 9616
Atlantic City, the playground of the
world; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
1, 19386; E unp. 121503; Maurice EH.
Swerdlow, Atlantic City. 9617
Atte una bella serenata; versi e mel-
odia, arr. per pf. Irene Bonner. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123175;
Dante Toti, Modesto, Calif. 9618
Au revoir, not good-bye; w and m L.
Deu Schel and Bob Jay. ©1c. Apr.
10, 1986; E unp. 122221; Lauren Deu
Schel and Robert W. Johnson, Mar-
ion, Ind. 9619
Au soleil du Mexique; opérette, André
Mouézy-Hon et Albert Willemetz, m
Maurice Yvain; pf. et chant. recueil
1,2. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43909,
43908 ; Royalty, Paris. 9620, 9621
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Avec
ce bon Monsieur Auber; fantaisie
sélection, Francis Salabert, sur des
motifs célébres D. F. Auber; orch.
ptes. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 438958 ;
Hditions Salabert, Paris. 9622
Auf der harmonika ; polka, Curt Mahr ;
chromatische o. pf. accordeon.
Feb. 10, 19386; E for. 438659; B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
9623
Auf der rolltreppe; foxtrot, Ernst
Fischer; 2 klaviere. © Sept. 29,
1935; EK for. 43753 ; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 9624
August moon; w and melody. ©1e«.
Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123145; Clay-
ton William Lambert, Lincoln Park,
Eis he 9625
Ausgewihlte lieder; w Friedrich
Nietzsche, u. a., m Lothar Windsper-
9640
ger. 1. Hohe stimme.—2. Mittlere,
tiefe, stimme. © Feb. 10, 19386; H
for. 43660, 48661; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany. 9626, 9627
Authentic (The) theory practice book
on the grammar of music; by W. F.
Keller. grade 2. © Feb. 12, 1986;
E for. 44053; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 9628
Autrefois; tango, paroles Henry Le-
marchand, m Louis Richardet. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 48866; Editions
Pam. S.\ a., Paris. 9629:
Autumn; song. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936;
HE unp. 122550'; Russell Harry White,
Norwich, N. Y. 9630
Avec un peu d’argent; fox-trot, paroles
Henry Lemarchand, m Fernand
Warms. © Mar. 30, 1935; E for.
43887; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9631
Aw shuckins; song. © 1c. Apr. 10,
1936; E unp. 122156; Jane Dowling
Harris, Dothan, Ala. 9632
A-way; song, w Catherine R. Parme-
ter, pf. sc. James Whitehouse. © 1
ce. Apr. 27, 1986; HE unp. 128401;
Irving D. Parmeter, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 9633
Ay madrecita del alma; jota aragon-
esa, H. Mateo; orch. ptes., avec pa-
roles. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43775;
H. Mac Knight, Paris. 9634
j Ay, Maricruz ; pasodoble, letra S. Val-
verde y Rafael de Leén, m Manuel
Lopez Quiroga; org. ptes. © Dec.
1, 1935; E for. 48981; Salvador Val-
verde, Madrid. 9635
Azalia (The) trail; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122383;
Carmen De Mille, New Orleans.
9636
Aztec Indian song; song. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1936; E unp. 122084; Orra Johns-
ton, St. Louis. 9637
Baby I can’t sleep; negro folk tune,
words anon. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1986;
E unp. 122079; Radie Britain, Chi-
cago. 9638
Baby (The) in the pram; w R. P. Wes-
ton and Bert Lee, m Harris Weston ;
with ukulele arr. and chords for pf.
accordion and guit. © Apr. 2, 1936;
E for. 44117; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London, 9639
Baby of mine; song, w Loretta J.
Ross. ©1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp.
122320; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
9640
443
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9641
Baby, you’re sending me; w T. Abel,
m C. Rowe, arr. Morty Berk. ©
1 c. Mar, 25, 1986; E unp. 121051 ;
eddy Abel and Chas. Rowe, Phila-
delphia. 9641
Baby’s jabber; song. © 1. Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 122140; Mabel Kauf-
man Harman, Baltimore. 9642
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Andante;
extrait du Concerto italien, arr. F.
Ronchini; violoncelle et pf. © Oct.
15, 1935; E for. 48974; Editions Max
HEschig, Paris. 9643
Fugue; transcribed for clarinet
in B flat, bassoon and 1st horn. pts.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123386;
Charles V. Foreman, Marine Bar-
racks, Quantico, Va. 9644
friend, ’tis so much wind
(Patron, das macht der wind) ; from
The contest between Phoebus and
Pan, m transcribed and ed. Clara
Tillinghast; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Apr. 10, 1986; EH! pub. 54643; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 91645
Back to Texas I am going, old com-
rade, goodbye; w Benjamin Fred-
erick Clark,” pt.) (@idi "ee Apr 27,
1886; E unp. 123484; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 9646
Bal masque; from Fatal lady, w and
m Victor Young and Sam Coslow;
mixed voices. pt. 2. ©1c. Apr. 18,
1886; E unp. 122831; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
9647
opera sequence, from Fatal lady,
w Sam Coslow, m composed and arr.
Gerard Carbonara; mixed voices.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122830;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 9648
Balfe (Michael William) The Bo-
hemian girl; new matter and arr.
N. Shilkret; orch. pts., with con-
ductor, and mixed voices. © 1 e.
Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 122116; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 9649)
Ballad of the West; by Mrs. C. K.
Warner; pf. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1936;
E unp. 122463 : Susie Dell Warner,
Goose Creek, Tex. 9650
Ballade (La) ; par J. Fromont-Delune;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EH for. 48945; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9651
Ballade bohémienne; petite piéce tzi-
gane, H. Mateo; orch. ptes. © Jan.
pt. DT, Bespvs aL.
30) 2936.3 40H)) for, ,4A3046)34 Ae
Knight, Paris. 9652
Bank night blues; fox trot song, mel-
ody H. N. Shelton and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122476;
Hzra N. Shelton, Chicago. 9653
Bar (Le) des Malabars; java, paroles
Robert Malieron, m Gabriel Morin;
pf. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43849:
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9654
Barearolle; from P. 8. Gilmore’s Tour
of the nations, transcribed and arr.
Albert L. Van Hoesen; military
band pts., with conductor. Concert
ed. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub. 54420;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston. 9655
Basic songs for male voices; by Wil-
liam C, Bridgman. Acc. ed. © Mar.
26, 1986; A 92681; Amer. bk. Go.,
New York. 9656
Bass drum Dan; by Frank Trumbauer,
arr. Russ Case; E flat alto saxo-
phone, with orch. ace. and male trio.
pts. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub. 54535;
Robbins music corp., New York.
9657
Batch shanty blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122235;
Samuel Jay Busby, Battle Creek.
9658
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986;
BE unp. 122145; Mabel Kaufman Har-
man, Baltimore. 9659
Be grateful; melody. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1986; E unp. 123649; Frank Vincent
Mac-
Bath song; song.
La Rosa, Brooklyn. 9660
Be mine once more; tango, w and
melody. © 1c, Apr. 3, 1986;.H
unp. 121724; Clara EH. Brown, Minne-
apolis. 9661
Be wary of Mary; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123375;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
9662
Beach girl in Malibu; w and m M. O.
Lambert. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp. |
121968 ; Frank B. Lambert and Marie
O[rdway] Lambert, Indianapolis.
: 9663
Beatrice, I’m wild about you; w and
melody Donald E. Winstead. ©1e.
Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 123474; D.
Edgar Winstead, Graham, Tex.
9664
Beatriz; corrido; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123414; José J. Torres,
Los Angeles. 9665.
444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1956
eee es em tne See ee SS ee EES
Beau (Le) ciel bleu; paroles Jean
Chapelle, m Raymond Balet. © Dec.
30, 1935 ; E for. 43801 ; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 9666
Beau (Le) pays des chiméres; valse
musette, paroles G. Montho et S.
Chapelier, m 8S. Chapelier ; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48785; Edi-
tions Ray Ventura « cie., Paris.
9667
Beautiful dreamer; song, Stephen C.
Foster, arr. Michel Weisberg; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Mar. 23, 1936;
E pub. 54537 ; Jerry Vogel music Co.,
ine., New York. 9
w and m S. C. Foster, arr. Wal-
lingford Riegger; 4-pt. mixed cho.
© Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 54409;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
9669
Beautiful dreamland; waltz, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 1936; E pub. 54577; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 9670
Beautiful isle of Hawaii; valse, w
and m Maria U. Bauer. © 1. Apr.
13, 1936; E unp. 122980; Mary Bauer,
Grand Island, Neb. 9671
Beautiful lovely rattle; song. © 1 ©.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122139; Mabel
Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
9672
Beautiful Northport; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122042; Marie Pavlik, Northport,
ae N.Y. 9673
Beauty (The) contest; operetta, bk.
and lyrics Theodosia Paynter, m G.
A. Grant-Schaefer. Voc. sc. and
libretto. © Mar. 27, 1936; D 39067;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
9673*
Beaux soirs de Cuba; morceau de
genre, José M. Lucchesi; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43768;
Auguste Bosc, Paris. 9674
Because I am lonely for you; waltz, w
C. Thayer, melody K. Drumn and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123154; Charles Thayer and
Kathryn Drumn, Winfield, Kan.
9675
Because I love you; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 122843;
Thomas S. White, Kansas City, Mo.
9676
Because I’m mad at you; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122841; Joseph Earl Driscoll and
9690
Charles Dwight Nicholls, Lemont,
Til. 9677
Because of it all—I have lost you;
fox-trot song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 121760;
Charles E. Moore, Colver, Pa.
78
Because of you; pf., with w. ©1..
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122511; Earl
Gray Brewster, Berkeley, Calif.
9679
Because you're not with me to-night;
song, arr. Emile Obrien Motta. ©
te Apr. 20, 1986;" Hh unp. 122775.
David Caruso and Anthony Grego,
New Orleans. $680.
Bedford junior high victory song; =
and m Mayda Burton. © Apr. 11,
1936; E pub. 54665; May Day music
co., Bedford, Ind. 9681
Bedouin raid song; song. © 1 ec. Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 121937; John. B.
Jones, Hollywood, Calif. 9682
Bee (The) and Miss Butterfly; song.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122136;
Mabel Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
9683.
Beethoven (Ludwig van) In the
Northland; w and .m arr. Mary B.
Piersol; sop. 1, 2 and alto, unacc.
© Apr. 3, 1986; E pub. 54516; Gor-
don V. Thompson, Itd., Toronto..
9684
On time; text Sigmund Spaeth, m
arr. from Beethoven’s Contra dance
no. 1, Ladislas Kun. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Male voices. © Apr. 22,
1986; E pub. 54847, 54848; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
9685, 9686
Before ’m through with you; w Geo.
Bailey, and Harlin bros.; pf. © 1c.
Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123344; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 9687
Begging for love; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © Apr.
17, 1986; E pub. 54810; Rose Mel-
bourne, Guilford, Conn. 9688
Believe it or not; w and melody. ©
1 e. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122027;
Michael Turchan, Cleveland. 9689
Believe it or not, I’m in love; w J. L.
Fernandes, m R. H. Kaiser. © 1 c¢.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122872; Joe
Louis Fernandes and Robert Harold
Kaiser, Tracy, Calif. 9690
445
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9691
Believe me; from At the Silver Swan,
w Clifford Grey, m Edmond Samuels;
with ukulele arr., and chords for
banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Feb. 5, 1986; E for. 43733; Chappell
& co., lItd., London. 9691
Bells (The) of Honolulu; w Johnny
Mercer, m Franz Steininger; with
guit. arr. © Feb. 28, 1936; E pub.
54579; Southern muSic pub. co., ine.,
New York. 9692
Bells (The) of St. Mary’s; w Douglas
Furber, m A. Emmett Adams, arr.
William Stickles; sop., alto and bar.
© Apr. 23, 1936: E pub. 54891; Asch-
erberg, Hopwood & Crew, lid., Lon-
don. 9693.
Berceuse (La); par J. Fromont-Del-
une; violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 43941; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 9694
Berceuse; by Barbara Hensley; violin
and pf. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp.
122009; Gertrude Barbara Hensley,
San Antonio. 9695
Berceuse (La) du petit zébu; cheeur,
poésie Nino, m Jacques Ibert; sop. et
alti 1, 2, sans ace.. © Jan. 30, 1936;
i} for. 43779; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 9696
Berger (Le) Collinet; d’aprés un air
populaire du 18° siécle, texte ancien
remanié Jean Boulingre, adaptation
de Claude Delvinecourt. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 43923; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 9697
Bergére (La) indulgente; d’aprés un
air populaire du 18° siécle, paroles
d’apres Ducray Du Minil, adaptation
de musique Claude Delvincourt. ©
Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48927; Durand
& cle., Paris. 9698
Bermuda nights ; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121781;
William Busé, New York. 9699
Beside a harbor; w and m Hddie Al-
kire ; Hawaiian guits.; in B flat. ©
Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54735; Elbern
H. (Hddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
9700
Bethany college alma mater; w Jack
Colburn, m Blair Burkhart; [mixed
voices] ©1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
121636; Trustees of Bethany college,
Bethany, W. Va. 9701
Betrayed; by A. Hyde and Sam Mineo;
pf. treble. © 1-c. Apr. 9, 19386; E
unp. 122126; Alex Hyde, New York.
9702
pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
Betting; composed and arr. Marvin
Hatley ; melody, with pf. ace. ©1e.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123077; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 9703
Between you and I; w J. Cross, m B.
Allen. © 1c Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
123052; Joe Cross and Billy Allen,
Brooklyn. 9704
Bewitching hours; song, arr. Eunice
Inez Wyatt and Will J. Jenkins. ©
1c Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123399; Al-
bert Elbrich, Bryan, Tex. — 9705
Beyond the Rio Grande; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121841;
Francis Marion Cooper, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 2706
Beyond the wide blue sea; w and m
Alex Hoapilli, arr. Willis Conolly ;
guit., in diagram. 1. Ten. guit.—2.
Spanish guit. © Mar. 16, 1986; H
pub. 54499, 54500; Harry G. Stan-
ley, Rocky River, O. 9707, 9708
Bhean (A) td Shiop; traditional Irish
w; 3 treble voices. © Feb. 21, 1936;
E for. 44038; Geoffrey Molyneux
Palmer, Slighe na Mara, Dtn Laog-
haire, Ireland. 9709
Bicho (El) cubano; rumba melody.
©1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122464;
Alvaro Carriles and William H.
Kerr, New Orleans. 9710
Big Bill blues; w and melody Willie
Broonzy! (°© :1:¢e) Apr 21,7 19363em
unp. 122930; Wabash musie¢ co., Chi-
cago. 9711
Big brown eyes; song, melody Hddie
Somner. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122098; Lucile G. Coleman, Totten-
ville; S.°R., N.. ¥: 9712
Big city moon; w and melody Bert
Manery. © 1. Apr. 11, 1936; E
unp. 122303; James Bert Manery,
Detroit. 9713
Binns’ (Billy) raneh, range and home
Songs; compiled and arr. Will Liver-
nash; with arr. for accordion, guit.,
etc. © Mar. 20, 1936; AA 204237 ;
Stasny-Lang, inc. New York. 9714
Bird song; by Barbara Hensley; pf.
©1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 122010;
Gertrude Barbara Hensley, San
Antonio. 9715
Birds of all feathers; musical sketch,
Mildred Adair ; voc. and instrumental
soli, musical reading and toy sym-
phony. © Apr. 21, 1936; D 39070;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
9715*
446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
9742
Birds on the bough; pf. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122446; Milton LE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 9716
Birthday (The) of Texas; w Chief
Big Bear, m B. Sadler. © iL cea pr.
25, 19386; E unp. 123317; Basil
Sadler and Chief Big Bear, Balti-
more. OT17
Bittersweet; w and melody. © 1 c.
Apr. 30, 1936; E unp. 128639; James
H. Clem and Fern H. Pinnell, Kansas
City, Mo. 9718
Bizet (Georges) Carmen; excerpts
from the opera, adapted and ed.
Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Apr. i,
1936; E pub. 54901; Simon and
Schuster, inc., New York. 9719
Black clouds; song. © 1. Apr. 27,
1936 ; E unp. 123622; Paul J. Mannix,
Cincinnati. 9720
Black paradise; hot-fox-trot, Tom
Waltham; orch. ptes. © Dee. 30,
1935; E for. 48985; ‘Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 9721
Black petals; song. © 1c. Mar. 21,
1936; EH unp. 123157; Helen Coyne
Humphreys, Chicago. 9722
Black rhythm; colored musical, 8. de
Coursey, lyrics and m Gene Page.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; D 39068; Sara
de Coursey, Los Angeles. 9722*
Blackface and music; with songs and
a full show, text and compilation cf
m Dailey Paskman. Mar. 11,
1936; H pub. 54458; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 9723
Blame it on the moon; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 14, 19386; E unp. 122419;
Paul E. Hall, Seattle. 9724
Blazin’ the trail to my home; w and
m Walter G. Samuels, Leonard
Whitcup and Teddy Powell. © Mar.
28, 1936; E pub. 54617; Schuster &
Miller, inc., New York. 9725
Blending voices; [coll.] of folk songs,
ete., Mabelle Glenn, Helen 8. Lea-
vitt, and others. © Feb. 25, 1936;
A 92610; Ginn & co., Boston. 9726
Bless the Lord, O my soul; hymn. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; E pub. 54898; Helen
W. Culberson, Oxford, Ala. 9727
Blessed Saviour; anthem, w George
Duffield, m Ralph E. Marryott; six-
pt. mixed cho. © Apr. 2, 1936; I.
pub. 54467; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 9728
Blind to love; w Aurora Lupo, and
melody. ©1e. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123485; Conrad John Pompey Lupo,
Cleveland. 9729
Blind to my love; w Fred Malina,
melody Kiev Landes and Ann Palmer.
©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; H unp. 122088;
Kieve Landesberg, Brooklyn. 9730
Bloch (Ernest) Sonata; pf. © Feb.
5, 1986; E for. 44070; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 9731
Bloom’s (Rube) guide to modern
piano playing; by R. Bloom. ©
May 4, 1986; AA 204044; Robbins
music corp., New York. 9732
Blow all your troubles into airy bub-
bles; song, melody Lizette Mowen.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121840;
Adah B. Widdicombe, Washington.
9733
Blow blue wind, I’m bluer than you;
sone. © ad ¢.,Apr..7; 1936% Eunp.
122008; Bernie Henderson, Madi-
son, Wis. 9734
Blue bonnet, the flow’r of the Lone
Star state; song, w Mary Yeates
Bland. © Apr. 4, 1936; HE pub.
544938; Ella Mae Bland Ricker,
Dallas. 9735
Blue bonnet time in Texas; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; H unp. 1223862;
Mary Grubbs Lambeth, Lamesa,
Tex. 9736
Blue boy; song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1936;
H unp. 121923; Jesse Jai McNeil,
New York. 9737
Blue coat; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c: Apr. 4, 1936;.E unp. 121742;
George Jennings Naylor, Baltimore.
9738
Blue Harlem moon; fox trot; pf., with
words. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1936; EH unp.
122222; James Daniels Stafford,
Bellefonte, Pa. 9739
Blue interlude; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123319;
Nicholas Mallardo, Providence.
9740:
Blue lagoon march; by Willis Conolly ;
ten. guit., in diagram. © Mar. 25,
1936; E pub. 54501; Harry G. Stan-
ley, Rocky River, O. 9741
Blue (The) mists on the mountains;
w and melody. ©1ce. Apr. 1, 1936;
E unp. 121497; Marjorie Jones
Reeves, Del Rio, Tenn. 9742
447
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9743,
pt. Tapes Aveks
Blue reminiscent blues; song. © 1.
Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122502; Jessee
Clarence Smith, Jackson, Tenn.
9743
Blue shadows; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp.
122175; J. Foster Lasher, Paw-
tucket, R. I. 9744
Blue shadows on the hillside ; voc. fox-
trot, w Francis Deacon, m Jack Eng-
lish; with arr. for ukulele and ac-
cordeon. © Mar. 23, 1936; E for.
43736; Whitehall music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9745
Bluebonnet, flower of Texas; by Oscar
J. Fox, arr. William D. Revelli;
band pts. © Apr. 23, 1986; E pub.
54907; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
9746
Bluebonnet rhythm; pf. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1986; E unp. 122087; Hthel R.
Wortham, Corsicana, Tex. OT47
Blues in paradise; w Herbie Kay, m
Anna Hampartz, arr. John Bach;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Apr. 15,
1936; E pub. 54774; Ted Browne
music ¢co., inc., Chicago. 9748
Boasting; song. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986;
E unp. 122132; Mabel Kaufman Har-
man, Baltimore. 9749
Bonne chance; du film, par Vincent
Scotto; pf. © Sept. 1, 1985; E for.
43970; Royalty, Paris. 91750:
Bonnie (The) blue-eyed lassie of our
town; song, m James L., Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Apr. 22,
1986; E unp. 122984; Wilkie Tinker,
Anamoose, N. D. 9751
Bonté; par F. Mérigot; pf. © Jan.
30, 1986; E for. 48980; Durand &
cie., Paris. 9752
Bonus (The) of prosperity; song, w
Ernest Battellini © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122826; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 9753
Boots; w Rudyard Kipling, m Robert
S. Flagler; men’s voices. © Apr. 15,
1986; E pub. 54896; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9754
Boulder waltz; song. ©1ce. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 121587; Carl W. Ballan-
tyne, Ogden, Utah. 9755
Boy (A), a girl, in love; w Stanley
Daniels, melody Walter Daniels. ©
1 c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122101;
Walter Mieczkowski, Detroit. 9756
Boy (The) I tried to forget; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ce. Apr. 21,
1986; E unp. 122925; Owen MT.
Samora, Rough and Ready, Calif.
S757
Bozza (Hugéne) Aria; violoncelle et
pf. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43784;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris.
9758
Brad y gaeaf; geiriau Cymraeg A.
Gwynn Jones, English tr. A. L.
Salmon, m W. Bradwen Jones; sop.
and alto. © Apr. 9, 1986; E for.
43967; Banks & son, York, England.
9759:
Brahms (Johannes) How lovely is
Thy dwelling place (Wie lieblich
sind deine wohnungen), from The
requiem, op. 45, transcribed and ed.
Clara Tillinghast; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Apr. 10, 1986; E pub. 54645; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 9760
Sapphic ode; arr. James R.
Duane; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr.
10, 1986; E pub. 54768; Elkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. 9761
Brand new slant on love; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
1225386; Boyd James and Robert
Lutzelman, Fremont, Neb. 9762
Brenta (Gaston) Nocturne; orch.
ptes. © Oct. 15, 1985; E for. 48979;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 9763
Briegel’s (George F.) home on the
range song book; compiler G. F.
Briegel; with guit. ace. © Apr. 1,
1986; E pub. 54522; George F.
Briegel, ine., New York. 9764
Brilliant Betty; by William Morris;
guit. solo, with optional 2d guit. acc.
© Mar. 19, 1936; E pub. 54450; Mills.
music, inc., New York. 9765
Brin (Un) despoir; tango, paroles
Robert Malleron, m Gabriel Morin.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43850; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9766
Brindisi a Salassie; pf. © 1 ec. Mar.
25, 1936; E unp. 122318; Salvatore G.
Ietti—Rossi, Cleveland. 9767
Brisa (La); polka, melodia Vincent
Marotta. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E
unp. 123338; Emilia Navarrete de
Martin, Monterey, Calif. 9768
Broadcaster: songs. bk. no. 2. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; E pub. 53876; Chas.
M. Berry, Los Angeles. 9769
Broadside (The); by Nick Lucas;
plectrum guit. solo. © Apr. 6, 1936;
E pub. 54565; Nicomede music Co.,
Altoona, Pa. 9770
448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Broadway; w Fannie Simpson, and
melody. © 1c Apr. 22, 1986; E
unp. 123030; Dorothy Lindenberg,
Los Angeles. 9771
Brokel system of improvising; by Carl
G. Kelly. Lessons 1-20. © Apr. 3,
1936 ; AA 208363 ; Russell H. Brooks,
Chicago. 9772
Broken dreams; song, w Hattie Great-
house. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp.
122321; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
9773
Broken-hearted (The) blues; w and
melody: © 1 c¢ Jan. 31, 1936; E
unp. 118111; Dorothy May Rosen,
Los Angeles. 9774
Broken hearted cowboy; w and m
Dwight Butcher; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 2, 1986; E pub. 54741; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 9775
Broken-hearted sweetheart; song. ©
1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 121661;
Billy Hileen Parmenter, Hayti, Mo.
9776
Bronco (A) buckaroo; w Harry Ben
Bolt, melody Effie Byrkelt Bolt. ©
Peer. 2i, 19S6a Run. 125411:
Ben Bolt song productions, Lake-
Side, O. 9TT7
Bronson’s song folio; arr. L. D. Rich-
ardson and Richard A. Dixon; Ha-
Waiian and Spanish guit., in note
and diagram, with w and guit. chord
symbols. Folio 2. © Apr. 7, 1936;
E pub. 54604 ; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. S778
—-—— Folio 4. © Apr. 7, 1936; E
pub. 54605; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Philadelphia. 8779
Brown eyes; w M. Kelly; melody R.
Lyons. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp.
122921; Ruth Lyons and Marian
Kelly, Los Angeles. 9780:
Briiggemann (Wilhelm) Fiinf leichte
duette; op. 12; 2 violinen. © Aug.
1, 1934 ; E for. 48610; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Brunswick, Germany. 9781
Bubbles; song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123206; Rose Blumenthal,
Hartford. 9782
Buck and wing; tap dance, Mayhew
Lake; band pts., with conductor. ©
Mar. 28, 1936; E pub. 54620; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 9783.
Build me a home beside a babbling
brook ; song, w Blanche A. Koch. ©
1 c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122178;
Irene M. Koch, Buffalo. 9784
70365—36——2
\ ed
Building an arrangement for band; by
George F. Briegel, using The rose
of Tralee; pts., with conductor. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E pub. 54520; George
F. Briegel, inc., New York. 9785
Busca otro amor; corrido; pf., con
texto. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E ump.
123413 ; Felipe V. Leal, Los Angeles.
9786
Busy beaver; song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 128214; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 9787
But I don’t believe in signs; song. ©
Lc, Apr, f..056: EF unp. 1219
Charles H. Cartwright, Houston.
9788
Butterfly ; song. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
EH unp. 1238208; Rose Blumenthal,
Hartford. 9789
Buy a bar of Barry’s; from Poor lit-
tle rich girl, w and m Mack Gordon
and Harry Revel, pf. arr. Cyril
Mockridge. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E
unp. 121967; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 9790
Buy it low and sell it high; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Apr. 16, 1936; E
unp. 122625; Maurice Raynor, Brook-
lyn. 9791
Buy your love; pf., with w. ©1..
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122389; Ruth
Ellen Gannon, San Francisco. 9792
By a garden wall in Santa Rosa; song,
melody Graham Prince. © 1c. Apr.
4, 1936; E unp. 121765; Harry F.
Clarkson, Hempstead, N. Y. 9793
C’est lamour; paroles Georges Thau-
vin, m Gaston Saux. © Dec. 30,
19385; EK for. 43867; Hditions Pan,
S. a., Paris. 9794
C’est ma Castille; paso doble, paroles
Ernest Vey, m Lorenzo Aldaba. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 483792; Hditions
Pan, Ss. a., Paris. 9795
C’est plus fort que moi; tango, paroles
Mare Duthyl, m Dominique Jeanés.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43829; Hdi-
tions Pan, Ss. a., Paris. 9796
C’est un petit bistrot charmant; fox-
trot, paroles Cecilia Spohn, m Domi-
nique Jeanés. © Dee. 30, 1935; E
for. 43830; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9797
Crest un p’tit ramoneur; d’aprés un air
populaire du 18¢ siécle, paroles anon.,
adaptation de musique Claude Del-
vincourt. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43926; Durand & cie., Paris. 9798
449
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9799
C’est une valse du faubourg; valse
musette, paroles Géo. Girard, m
Fernand Warms. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 43888; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 9799
C’est vous seul; fox-trot, paroles Ca-
mille Francois, m Gaston Claret. ©
Dec. 30, 1936; E for. 48817; Editions
Pan, Ss. a., Paris. 9800
Cc. O. D., cuddles on delivery; w and
melody. ©1e. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123376; Sidney EHEdgar Porcelain,
New York. 9801
Cabillito (El); by J. Casiano; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 2, 19386; E unp.
121619; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 9802
Cabin (A) in the hills; w B. MacPher-
son, m Maudie B. Shreffler; with
guit. arr. ©1«. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121806; Ben MacPherson, Topeka,
Kan. 9803
Cabin in the sky; w Edgar Leslie, m
Joe Burke; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Apr. 13, 1936; E pub. 54715; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. 9804
Cadenzas for Beethoven’s piano concer-
tos; by Ignaz Friedman, op. 100; pf.
no. 1. In C maj.—no. 2. In B flat
maj—no. 3. In C min.—no. 4. In
G maj. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54390; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9805
Cafe de Roma; melody Frank Monta-
nez. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122046; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 9806
Café provincial; le royal bar, paroles
Roland-Fabien, m Dominique Jeanés.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43828; Hdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9807
Cain (Noble) Nocturne; w H. W.
Longfellow. 1. Women’s yoices.—2.
Mixed voices. © Apr. 17, 15, 1936;
EH pub. 54894, 54895; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9808, 9809:
California; w and m Una Morce Gib-
son, arr. E. C. Cox. © 1c. Apr.@2,
1986; E unp. 123001; Una Alycine
Gibson, Hast San Gabriel, Calif.
9810
California dream; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Apr. 30, 1986; EH unp. 123626; Mar-
lin O. Sloan, Boxelder, Tex. 9811
pt. mans. Avge
California moon; fox-trot song. © Ie.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122977; Viola
Catherine Rice, Sacramento, Calif.
9812
California stars above; w Wesley Her-
ring; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp.
123283; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 9813
California (A) symphonic suite: vio-
lin’ 1*"2) and pf. Se! @©sl clear
19386; E unp. 122685; Carolyn Low-
enthal, LaVerne Chase and Irene
Fishman, Los Angeles. 9814
California victory song; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122406;
Donald Michel Lévy, Berkeley, Calif.
9815
Call (The) to my arms; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122702;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
9816
Callecita arrabalera; tango, de Prin-
cipe Azul, letra y m Hector S. Que-
sada; pf. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
43671; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 9817
Calling me home; w and m Lee Wil-
fred; with ukulele arr. R. S. Stod-
don, and chords for guit. and pf.
accordion. © Apr. 8, 1936; E for.
44103; B. Feldman & co., London.
9818
Camel (The) ; song. © 1. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 125208; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 9819
Camicie nere; inno-marcia, op. 61,
versi Antonia Canfarelli. © Apr.
11, 1986; EH pub. 54753; Antonio
Misuraca, Chicago. 9820
Camicie nere avanti; inno-marcia,
versi P. De Montechiaro, m A.
Misuraca, op. 59. © Apr. 138, 1936;
E pub. 54704; Paolino De Monte-
chiaro and Antonio Misuraca, Chi-
cago. 9821
Campiello (Il); di Hrmanno Wolf-
Ferrari, rid. Franco Del Maglio;
piccola orch. pti. 15) Atto-2Bal-
letto—2. Atto 3, Ritornello.—3s.
Fantasia sul 3. atto. © Mar. 24,
1936 ; H for. 48648-43645 ; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 9822-9824
Can it be love; fox-trot song. ©1.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122979; Byron
E. Logan and Alford H. Soley, Port-
land, Or. 9825
450
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
9852
Can love be gone; w and m J. Herron
and Bob Fitzgerald. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1936; E unp. 123396; Joel Herron
and Robert HE. Fitzgerald, sgsias
Can’t get you.off my mind; w and m
B. Wright and Chet Forrest. ©1c.
Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 123355; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New Roa
Can’t help loving you, dear; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121933; Murray Gordon and Sol
Shapiro, Brooklyn. 9828
Canzonetta; v. Willy Weyler, op. 25;
2 violinen, violoncello u. klavier.
© Mar. 28, 1934; E for. 43608;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Brunswick,
Germany. 9829
Capri (The) twist; song. © 1c. Apr.
m.. 1936° Ho unp. 122265; . Kay
Werner, Sue Werner and Dave
Bauer, New York. 9830
Capriccio giocoso; par Emile Chau-
mont; violon et pf. © Mar. 15, 1936;
E for. 48674; A. Cranz, Brussels.
9831
Cardinal’s (A) singin’ in my tree; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936;
E unp. 122347; Kathryne Stovall,
Oklahoma City. 9832:
Caress (The); wand melody. ©1l1e.
Apr. 29, 1936; E unp. 123567 ; Esther
Mazel, New York. 9833.
Caribbean lullaby; song, w Ira South.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E unp. 121651;
Adelaide Bunn, Laredo, Tex. 9834
Carmel Beach love song; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1ec. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp.
123176; Dante Toti, Modesto, Calif.
9835
Carmita; song, w Georgia McDonnell.
©1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp. 122914;
Giorgio Resopol, Los Angeles. 9836
Carnation baby; lullaby song. ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122644; Hdith
Bergquist Norgren, Duluth. 9837
Carry me back to old Virginny; w and
m James A. Bland, arr. Wallingford
Riegger ; 3-pt. boys’ cho. © Mar. 24,
1986; E pub. 54414; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9838
Cascade trails ; w Bernice Jackson and
Stella Edvalson, m Astrid Bergdahl.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 19386; EB unp. 123153;
Astrid Ermine Bergdahl, Cove, Or.
9839
Castaway of love; w and m Jack
Diamond. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E
unp. 123498; Erwin Hugene Zim-
merman, Seattle. 9840
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) Toc-
cata; introduzione, aria e finale;
violoncello e pf. © Mar. 24, 1936;
EK. for. 48657; G. Ricordi & <¢o.,
Milan. 9841
Castle (A) in the air; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121886;
Therese R. Cote, Detroit. 9842
Cats; w and m Lorenzo May. ©1e.
Apr. 21, 1986; EH unp. 122929;
Ronald Lorenzo May, New York.
9843
Caught us doing it; w and melody
Thomas Dorsey. © 1c. Apr. 21,
1936; E unp. 1229382; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 9844
Caviar; w Helene Newman, with
melody. ©1e. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121954; M. Kenneth Boss, Brooklyn.
9845
Celos; by J. Casiano; pf. treble. ©
1 e@ Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121620;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 9846
Centennial; march, E. L. Beers; pf. ©
1 @ Mar, 19, 1986; E unp. 121572;
Edward Lewis Beers, Sandy Hook,
Conn. 9847
Centennial chimes; w and m Barbara
Hensley. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E
unp. 122011; Gertrude Barbara
Hensley, San Antonio. 9848
Ceylan; fox-trot, paroles et m Marcel
d’ Anella; orch. ptes. © Jan. 30,
1986; H for. 48796; Editions Pan,
Ss. a) Paris. 9849:
Chain letter blues; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122359'; Daisy
Ellen Robertson, Fairbury, Neb. ,
985
Changing of the guard; w and m Mr.
Flotsom and Mr. Jetsam, arr. Meyer
Rappaport and Emil Coté; male
quartette. © Apr. 14, 1936; E pub.
54700; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 9851
Chanson de Marinella; barcarolle fox-
trot, paroles Robermarino, m Fern-
and Warms. © Dec. 30, 1985; H
for. 43889; Hditions Pan, s. a., eee
9)
451
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9853
Chanson presque triste; paroles
Georges Thauvin, m Gaston Saux.
© Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 438868; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9853.
Chansons florales ; poésies L.-A. Duthu,
English w Evangeline Lehman, m
Edouard Mignan. © Sept. 1, 1935;
E for. 43998; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 9854
Charm chills; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 27, 19386; E unp. 128328; Orial
E. Taylor, Detroit. 9855
Charm song; unison song, w Ben Jon-
son, m Roy Thompson. © Mar. 12,
1986; E for, 43688; Edward Arnold
& co., London. S856
Chasse (La); par J. Fromont-Delune ;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1985;
E for. 48946; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9857
Chatterbox (The) ; from Summer
wives, w Dolph Singer, m Sam Mor-
rison ; with ukulele and guit. arr. ©
Apr. 9, 1986; E pub. 54639; Famous
music corp., New York. 9858
Cheer up; song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1986;
E unp. 122777; Gertrude Baltzo,
Seattle. 9859
Cherry trees; pf. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1986;
E unp. 121989; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 9860
Chiapanecas; baile mexicano, M. Ve-
nado De Campo; pf. © Apr. 1,
1986; E pub. 54405; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
9861
Childhood dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123627; Helen
Hanson, Donnellson, Ia. 9862
Childhood sweetheart; song. © 1 ©.
Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121629; Cleo
Ross, E. St. Louis, Ul. 9863:
Children’s delight; 6 songs, w Lord
Houghton, Christina G. Rossiter and
I. H. Dufenhorst; pf. © Apr. 21,
1986; E pub. 54859; Irma Habeck
Dufenhorst, Milwaukee. 9864
Child’s (A) suite; 4 short pieces, God-
frey Sampson; pf. © Feb. 20, 1936;
E for, 44075; Augener, ltd., London.
9865:
China moon; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122971; Nor-
bert Bourlard, Longmont, Col.
9866
pty nse von
Chinatown blues; melody. ©1c. Apr.
3, 1986; E unp. 121731; John Cyril
Nestor, Wayland, O. 9867
Chinese toy-town; oriental dance, w
I. M. Harl, m Alfred Marlhom; pf...
black keys. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
54408; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 9868
Chizzlin’ Sam; w and m Clarence Wil-
liams; with guit. arr. Clinton A.
Kemp. © Dec. 17, 1935; E pub.
54824; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 9869
Choose your partners, keep a swingin’ ;
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986;
EH ounp. 121981; Lucile Snow Lind,
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 9870
Chord (The) regained; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122582 ; William
Ogden Lord, New Bedford, Mass.
. 9871
Christ (The) of the human road;
hymn. Apr. 6, 1986;, E> pub:
54767; George Bennard, Albion,
Mich. 9872
Christmas (A) carol; unison song, w
anon.. m Thomas F. Dunhill. ©
Mar. 12, 19386; E for. 48698; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 9873
Christmas tree roundelay; unison song,
w Aidan Clarke, m Alec Rowley.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 438691; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 9874
Christ’s doves; w Louis How, m Wil-
liam Berwald; women’s cho. ©
Mar. 30, 19386; E pub. 543886; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9875.
Cigarette (A) for two; w and melody.
©1ec. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122598;
Alma D. Shea, Chicago. 9876
Circus (The); song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123198; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 9877
K. Kealoha; Hawaiian steel guit.,
7th tuning, in note and diagram. ©
Apr. 20, 1986; E pub. 54801; Wm. J.
Smith music co., inc., New York.
9878
City (The) by the sea; song, melody
Alva Torre Alba. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1936; E unp. 120545; Virginia G.
Nodine, Brooklyn. 9879
City by the sea, Atlantic City; w and
melody Clark Mix. © 1c. Apr. 10,
1936; E unp. 122160; Helen Clark
Mix, Atlantic City. 9880
452
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Clark’s song sheet no. 1; w and melo-
dies. © Apr. 1, 1936; E pub. 54756 ;
Hugh Everett Clark, Spencer, Ind.
9881
Clasp (The) of a friendly hand; hymn,
w FE. M. Sims, m Haldor Lillenas. ©
Jan. 21, 1936; E pub. 53768; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 9882
Classic Italian songs; for school and
studio, compiled and ed. Mabelle
Glenn and Bernard U. Taylor; med.
high voice. [Italian and English
text] © Mar. 26, 1936; E pub.
54436; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Bos-
ton. 9883
Claudette; w and melody. © 1 ce.
Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122097 ; Edward
H. Sehillemore, San Francisco. 9884
Close to you; w Joe Young, m L. Ray-
mond Smith, pf. arr. E. Walker;
with arr. for guit. etc. © Apr. 3,
1986; E pub. 54523; Harry Engel,
inc., New York. 9885:
Clotild; w E. Townes, m J. Saddler.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123042;
Joshua Saddler and Hulee Townes,
Philadelphia. 9886
Clovertime in Indiana; w and melody
Mack Higginbotham. © 1c. Apr. 1,
1936 ; E unp. 121569; Mack Kay Hig-
ginbotham, jr., Anderson, Ind. 9887
Coach (The) and Daisies and grasses;
unison songs, w _ traditional, m
Thomas F. Dunhill. © Mar. 12,
19386; E for. 48696; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 9888
Coconut grove in Kauai;
guit., diagram arr., in C. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 54660; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 9889
Ceurs a moteurs; java, paroles Théo
Brini, m Georges Ch. Lemaire. ©
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 43843; EHdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 9890
Colin’s book of first pieces; sketch bk.
of easy pieces in easy keys, Harold
Thomas Scull, op. 131; pf. © Feb.
21, 1936; E for. 44080; Augener, itd.,
London. 9891
Collection (A) of famous song varie-
ties; cowboy songs, mountain bal-
lads, ete., compiled Hank Keene;
pf.; with guit. arrs. © Apr. 13,
1936; E pub. 54702; Hank Kcene,
inc., South Coventry, Conn. 9892
Collin (André) Danse; réd. A. Collin;
pf. © Mar. 15, 1936; E for. 43675;
A. Cranz, Brussels. 9893
Hawaiian !
9907
Come along step with me; w and mel-
ody.) © ste Apr. 2: 1986; ump.
121610; Marie T. Norra, New Or-
leans. 9894
Come back to Sorrento; by Ernesto De
Curtis, arr. Albert Harvey; violin 1,
2 and pf. © Apr. 11, 19386; E pub.
54670; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
9895
Come dance with me; melody. ©l1e.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122642); Jack
Adolph Pfeiffer, Los Angeles. 9896
Come on, baby; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122861; Hugh
Stumpff, South Whitley, Ind. 9897
Come sail with me; song. ©1c. Apr.
22, 1986; E unp. 123005; Grace F.
Bloodgood, East Orange, N. J. 9898
Come stroll along with me; song, m
Basil V..Alt. © 1 e. Apr. 13,.1986;
E unp. 122378; William H. McCad-
don, Washington. 9899
Complainte bretonne; paroles Georges
Thauvin, m Raymond Balet. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 43799; Editions Pan,
SH eval xr Nig Sp 9900
Composiciones para canto y piano;
letra Jose Marti, y otros, m HE. San-
chez de Fuentes. © Feb. 1, 1936;
E for. 43712; Eduardo Sanchez de
Fuentes y Pelaez, Havana. 9901
letra Pedro Lopez Dorticos, y
otros, m Edo. Sanchez de Fuentes.
© Mar. 1, 19385; E for. 43761; EHd-
uardo Sanchez de Fuentes y Pelaez, -
Havana. 9902
Conbanakan; rumba fox, Moises Si-
mous ipl. 2 ©: 1 c.wAproi, 1936.
unp. 128321; Moises Simons Rodri-
guez, Paris. 9903
Coneert-piece; by Joh. Sobeck, op. 10,
rey. and arr. Gustave Langenus; B
flat clarinet; pf. acc. © Mar. 28,
1936; E pub. 54480; Ensemble music
press, Port Washington, N. Y. 9904
Concertino; von Walter Leigh; cem-
balo, o. klavier, u. streichorch. Par-
titur zugleich cembalostimme. ©
Feb. 27, 1936; E for. 44024; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin-Lichterfelde, Germany. 9905:
Concerto militaire; by Barbara Hens-
ley. © 1. Mar. 10, 19386; E ‘unp.
122013; Gertrude Barbara Hensley,
San Antonio. 9906
Concerto 1; en la min., Henri Sauguet,
réd. pour 2 pfs., par l’auteur. ©
Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43948; Editions
Max HEschig, Paris. 9907
453
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pt. Ti, Wess Ve on
9908
Coney Island boardwalk; w and m Ted | Cossack lullaby
Martin. © 1 Apr. 13, 1936; E
unp. 123178; Theodore V. Martin,
Brooklyn. 9908
Confused; song, w Hugene Valentino.
ive! Apr. 1371936" unp. 222822):
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 9909
Conquering (The) Christ; hymn; male
voices. Apr. 7%, 19386; E pub.
54658; Allen Kendrick Wright, Long
Beach, Calif. 9910)
Contradanza ; by J. Casiano; pf. treble.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121621;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 9911
Converse (EF. S.) Prelude; pf. ©
Apr. 8, 1986; E pub. 54815; F. S.
Converse, Dedham, Mass. 9912
Coo-ee; from At the Silver Swan, w
Clifford Grey, m Edmond Samuels
and Percival Mackey; with ukulele
arr. and chords for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Feb. 5, 1936; HE
for. 43732; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9913
Co-op (The) song; w Bernice W. Har-
ris, and melody. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
EK unp. 121932; Aloysius U. Koschel,
North Hollywood, Calif. 9914
Corbeaux (Les); paroles Jean Cha-
pelle et Geo. Girard, m Roger Roger.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43861; Edi-
Hons Pan, s.a., Waris: 9915
Cornish suite; by A. M. Hale, op. 5 B;
small orch. Se. and pts. © Apr. 17,
1936; E for. 44005; Alfred M. Hale,
White House, Rake, East Liss, Eng-
land. 9916
Cornstalk (A) fiddle and a horse hair
bow; w and m Martha Kifer Shep-
ard. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 54674;
Richard Drake Saunders, Los An-
geles. 9917
Coronado’s entrance; by Glenroy C.
Stemi: Torch. se. .s© le ¢ Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122656; Texas centen-
ial central exposition, Dallas. 9918
Coronado’s exit; by Glenroy C. Stein;
orch...se:; © 1 co Apr. 17, 19386;
unp. 122657; Texas centennial cen-
tral exposition, Dallas. 9919
Corrida del Ganadero; paso-doble, José
M. Lucchesi; orch. ptes., avee pa-
roles. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43769;
Auguste Bosc, Paris. 9920.
Corsage (A) of violets; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123526;
Maurice Raynor, Brooklyn. 9921
(Bayushki bayu) ;
Russian folksong, set to m Mack
Evans, free tr. Lucia Jordan; mixed
voices. © Mar. 7, 1936; E pub.
54429; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Bos-
ton. 9922
Cossack (The) wedding; intermezzo-
scene, op. 10; pf. conductor. ©1e.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 1238463:; Nicolai
Bolin, Los Angeles. 9923.
Cot! Cot; paroles Ernest Vey et Gas-
ton Saux, m G. Saux. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 48869; Editions Pan,
s2.; Paris: 9924
Could I have a date with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 122985;
Mary Virginia Garvey, iene
Counting crotchets in my sleep; w and
m Margaret Ives and Frank Traf-
ford; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
14, 1936; E for. 44006; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 9926
Counting sheep; fox-trot, w Alex-
ander Orgovan, and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122234;
John R. Redey, Rockville Centre,
NY 9927 ©
Country gardens; morris dance, Eng-
lish folk song, text Alfred Marlhom,
marr. Wallingford Riegger ; mixed
cho. © Mar. 17, 1936; E pub. 54411;
Harold Flammer, ine., New ae Bs
92
women’s cho. © Mar. 24,
1936; E pub. 54417; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9929
— —— women’s 3-pt. cho. © Apr.
1, 19386; E pub. 54485; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9930.
County (The) fair; suite Laurence
Powell; orch. Se. © Apr. 25, 1986;
E pub. 54946; C. C. Birchard & ¢o.,
Boston. 9931
Couperin (Francois) Trois chansons ;
compiled. © Nov. 1, 1985; A for.
30517; Louise B. M. Dyer, Paris.
9932
Couple (A) of April fools; w and m
Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr;
with arr. for ukulele and accordeon.
© Feb. 20, 1936; E for. 43629; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
9933
Couple (A) of miles to heaven; musi-
cal monologue, w and m Martyn
Herbert, arr. Herbert Townsena ;
404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
pf. © Apr. 6, 1986; E for. 44089;
Reynolds & co., London. 9934
Cowboy medley ; arr. Ylan K. Kealoha ;
Hawaiian steel guit., 7th tuning, in
note and diagram. © Apr. 20, 1936;
E pub. 54805; Wm. J. Smith music
co., ine., New York. 9935
Cowboy’s (The) tribute to our Will;
w and m Mrs. H. W. Driskill. ©
Mar. 7, 1986; E pub. 53882; Gladys
Driskill, Iraan, Tex. 9936
Cradle days; w and melody. ©1e
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122867; Veda
Alberta Lane, Lewistown, Mont.
9937
Cradle lulllaby; song, w Charlotte
Kandace. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; H
unp. 122854; Charles Bowen, Los
Angeles. 9938
Cradle song; w Isaac Watts, m Alfred
H. Johnson; mixed voices; organ
acc. © Apr. 18, 1936; E pub. 54766;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
9939
Cradle songs of many nations; folk-
song and costume play, arr.
Katherine Wallace Davis, text and m
revisions, H. C. Cobb. Rev. ed. ©
Apr. 10, 1986; E pub. 54665; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 9940
Crash (The) of the sun racer; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; 13
unp. 123116; Joseph H. Barker,
Greensburgh, Pa. 9941
Credo; w Lalia Mitchell Thornton, m
Samuel Richards Gaines. 1. Mixed
cho.—2. Men’s cho. © Mar. 28, 25,
1986; E pub. 54424, 54430; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 9942, 99438
Cristina Gonzales; himno, paso dobles.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 19386; E unp. 122510;
Benny Suarez, Tampa, Fla. 9944
Cross (The) of Jesus; hymn, w and
m Granger W. Morey. © Jan. 12,
1936 ; E pub. 54793; Henri G. Morey,
Mit. Ephraim, N. J. 9945
Crow-hop; by Leroy Shield; pf.
Apr. 21, 1936; E pub. 54828; Robbins
music corp., New York. 9946
Cuando yo me enamore; vals; pf., con
texto. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122494; Salvador Gil Forte, New
York. 9947
Cucaracha (La); Mexican folk-song,
w Lorraine Noel Finley, m arv.
Wallingford Riegger; boys’ 3-pt.
9962
cho. © Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 54410;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
9948
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Apr.
1, 1986; E pub. 54486; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 9949
Cuckoo-clock (The); song. © 1 ce.
Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123196; Rose
Blumenthal, Hartford. 9950
Cuckoo-Dartmoor (The) ; song, w John
Galsworthy. © Apr. 16, 1986; HE for.
44112; John Auld, Edinburgh. 9951
Cupid and Campaspé; unison song, w
J. Lylye, m Stanley Marchant. ©
Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 43687; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 9952
Cupido; vals, de Principe Azul, letra y
m Hector S. Quesada; pf. © Mar.
10, 1986; E for. 48672; Southern -
music pub. co., ine., New York.
9953
D’Ajaccio a Bonifacio; barcarolle
corse, paroles Jean Rodor, m Roger
Dumas. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for.
43955; Editions Salabert, Paris.
9954
Daddy, here’s a rose for you; song. ©
Apr. 2, 1986; E pub. 54777; Frank
C. Huston, Knightstown, Ind.
9955
Daily lip drills and studies for the
trombone, euphonium and tuba. ©
Mar. 25, 1986; AA 201670; Elmer
Ronka, Cincinnati. 9956
Dance man; m Jeanne Dunne; pf.,
With Wi wo©.h ¢. ApEe 2%su 19365 i
unp. 123383; Owen Crump, Holly-
wood, Calif. 9957
Dance, my comrades; Russian dance
song, w F. M. Earl, m Richard Ben-
nett. 1. Men’s cho.—2. 3-pt. boys’
cho. © Mar. 24, 1986; E pub. 54415,
54416; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 9958, 9959
Dancing eyes; w and melody. ©le.
Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122236; John
J. Kelly, Les Cedres, P. Q., Canada.
9960
Dancing in a dream; waltz song, mel-
ody G. Wilkinson and Ben Adelman.
©1ec. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122480;
Geraldine Wilkinson, Pleasanton,
Kan. 9961
Dancing on the beach; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122715;
Slim Gaillard, New York. 9962
495
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
99635
Dancing (The) pair; w M. J. Glauber,
melody D. M. Hoffman. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1936; E unp. 121858; David M.
Hoffman and Myron J. Glauber, Los
Angeles.
Dancing Romany; w Terry Sullivan,
m Eddie Griffiths; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 26, 1986; E for. 43737; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. $964
Dancing under moonbeans; w Joseph
Henry Scavone, and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123417; Peter
Zalenski, Philadelphia. S965:
Dancing under the moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. May 1, 1986; E unp. 121372;
Minnie Riggins Curlett, Millville,
N. J. 9966
Dancing with you; w Gerald Everard
Stubbs; pf. © 1 ec. Apr. 20, 1986;
H unp, 122745; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 9967
Dandelions; song, w Dorothy Faubion.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122180;
Florence Marks Pensyl, Glendale,
Calif. 9968
Dann (Hollis) song series; by Hollis
Dann, w and m various authors;
mixed cho., men’s cho., women’s cho.,
with ace. and a cappella. bk. 4.
© Mar. 20, 1936; A 92539; Amer. bk.
co., New York. 9969
Dans la salle des noces et banquets;
paroles Mare Duthyl, m Dominique
Jeanés. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for.
43831; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9970
Dans les buissons; valse musette,
paroles Ernest Vey, m Georges Le-
maire, of France. © Dee. 30, 1935;
EK for, 48844; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 9971
Dans ma province; valse musette,
paroles Jean Chapelle et Trémolo, m
Trémolo. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43884 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9972
Dans ta maison; valse, paroles Robert
Maleron, m Gabriel Morin. © Dec.
30, 1985; E for, 43851 ; Editions Pan,
Sia. aris, 9973.
Dans un pieu; java, paroles Didier
Daix et Fernand Vimont, m Léon
Grunberg; pf. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
for. 48826; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9974
Dansez—vous ce tango; paroles Géo
Girard, m Marcel Cambier et Roger
9963:
pt. I, 0. s.; v. 31
Roger. 1.©% Dee: 30 1935 ;4H. for.
43812; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
9975
Daran ist erschienen die liebe Gottes;
motette zum Weihnachtsfest, m Kurt
Thomas, werk 25, nr. 2; 4 stimmigen
chor, sop. solo, violin solo u. orgel.
© Dee. 15, 1985: E for. 44056;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 9976
Darkies (The) style of rhythm; w
and melody. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E
unp. 123228; Edgar Smith, jr., De-
troit, 9977
Darkness; w and melody. ©1ce. Apr.
29: 1936; E unp. 123569; George Rix-
man, jr., Cincinnati. 9978
Darling (The) of the guards; w and
m Jack Meskill, Allan Ingram and
Horatio Nicholls, arr. F. E. Bentley ;
with ukulele arr. and chords for pf.
accordeon, banjo and guit. © Feb.
12, 19386; E for. 48758; Lawrence
Wright music co., Itd., London. 9979
Dat ol’ Bob White; fox trot song. ©
1 «4 Apr..6, 19386; EH unp. 122954;
Georgia Brown, Atlanta. 9980
Daughter (The) of Dinah Lee; song,
with additions and revisions. ©1e.
Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123004; Ray
Haister, New York. 9981
Davenport centennial; march; band
pts. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986;.E unp.
123155; Herman Schmidt, jr., Dav-
enport, Ia. 9982
Dawn (The) of another day; w C. S.
Romaine, melody H. M. Romaine. ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122700;
Helen MacLean Romaine and Craig
Scots Romaine, Chester, Va. 9983
Day by day; song. © 1c. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 121657; Corman Henry
Harris, Houston. 9984
Day dreaming; fox-trot. w and mel-
ody. ©1.c. Apr. 4, 1936; E ump.
121772; Harold Francis Elsner, New
York. 9985
Day dreaming mazurka; pf. accordion.
©1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122307;
George Hoven, Chester, Pa. 9986
Day’s end brings mem’ries of you;
song. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19386; E unp.
121581; Carl W. Ballantyne, Ogden,
Utah. 9987
Days said adieu; song. ©1e. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 121955; James Brison
Dickerson, Monongahela, Pa. 9988
456
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
10015
Days that are wasted away ; song, mel-
ody Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1936: E unp. 121794; Ted Martin,
Philadelphia. 9989
Dear Arcanum widow of mine; song,
w Joseph T. Brienza. © Apr. 1,
1986; E pub. 54808; Joseph Scotten
Hough, Newark, N. J. 9890
Dear England mine; w Bruce Sievier,
m Pat Thayer, arr. Clarence Lucas;
mixed voices. © Mar. 25, 19386; HE
for. 44071; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 9991
Dear mother; w and melody Al Cate-
naro. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1936; EH unp.
123090; William Albert Catenaro,
Uniontown, Pa. 9992)
Dear mother of mine; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 121573; Chris-
topher Rudolph Zarba, Boston. 9993
Dear old moon when you shine on old
Erin; valse song. © 1 c. Apr. 6,
1986; E unp. 122860; Josephine Car-
lin, Springfield, Mass. 9994
Dear old New York, you’re calling me;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 13, 1986;
E unp. 122402; Birdie J. Jeffries
Chadwick, Ceredo, W. Va. 9995
Dear restless heart, be still; hymn, w
Edith Willis Lynn. © Mar. 12, 1936;
E pub. 54514; EHvalena May Drew,
Wilder, Ia. 9996
Dear Texas; w and m F. J. Smith and
Alta Lee Smith. © Mar. 21, 1936;
E pub. 54419; Fern Jay Smith, Hous-
ton. 9997
Dearer than life, close to your heart;
song. © Mar. 27, 19386; E pub.
54396; C. LeRoy Lyon, Boston. 9998
Dearest Nancy; song, arr. William
Hoyle. ©1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
122373; Annie Hlizabeth Hayward,
No. Chelmsford, Mass. 9999
—— waltz, arr. William Hoyle; orch.
pts. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E unp.
122458; Annie Elizabeth Hayward,
Chelmsford, Mass. 10000
Dearest pal; song, melody Jack Schat-
enstein. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp.
122257; Reta Genevieve Duquette,
Oshawa, Ont., Canada. 10001
Death (The) of Bruno Hauptmann;
w and melody; with guit. arr. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122586;
Kenneth EH. Dunn, Middletown, Pa.
10002
Deep in my heart; fox-trot, Ww and m
R. H. Massé, and Eugene Mello. ©
1 ec. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121235;
Rodolphe H. Massé and Virginio C.
Mello, New Bedford, Mass. 10003
Deep purple; by Peter De Rose, sc.
Hrik W. G. Leidzén ; symphonic band
pts:, with» conductor. ©. Apr. 27,
1986; E pub. 54915; Robbins music
corp., New York. 10004
Deep river; by Harry T. Burleigh,
transcribed S. Lewis Eimer; organ.
© Apr. 16, 1936; E pub. 547238; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 10005
Deep within my heart; w and melody.
© 1e. Apr. 30, 1986; FE unp. 123645;
Robert Seymore Gardtner, Louis-
ville. 10006
Deer (The); song. © 1 ¢. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 128188; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 10007
Dejo mi coraz6n; tango, de Principe
Azul, letra y m Hector S. Quesada ;
pf. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 48673;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 10008
Delage (Maurice) ‘Trois chants de la
jungle; les paroles des deux pre-
miers chants Rudyard Kipling, tr.
Louis Fabulet et Robert d’Humiéres,
m M. Delage, of France. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 48916; Editions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 10009
Délaissée (La); d’aprés un air popu-
laire du 18° siécle, paroles anon.,
adaptation de musique Claude Del-
vineourt. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for.
43925; Durand & cie., Paris. 10010
Délibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Cop-
pélia—fantasie ; aus dem ballet Cop-
pélia, arr. Max Rhode, op. 48; orch.
stimmen. © Feb. 10, 1936; HE for.
43667 ; B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 10011
Delilah; w E. Townes, m J. Saddler.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123043;
Joshua Saddler and EHulee Townes,
Philadelphia. 10012
Della Rosa; paso doble, T. W. Thur-
ban; pf. accordion. © Apr. 3, 1936;
E for. 48984; Herman Darewski mu-
sic pub. co., London. 10013
Gel cuApe’ 8,
Milton E.
10014
Depuis que mon cceur; valse, paroles
Henry Lemarchand, m Pierre Neu-
ville. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43857 ;
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 10015
Democracy march; pf.
19386; E unp. 121990;
Schwarzwald, New York.
457
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10016
Derecho viejo; tango milonga, Eduar-
do Arolas et R. Furnari; pf.
Aug. 20, 1934; H for. 43988; R. Fur-
nari, Paris. 10016
Desert (The) bride; orientale, w
Alice Mattulath, m Cesar Cui, arr.
Cesare Sodero; mixed voices. ©
Apr. 4, 1986; EH pub. 54539; Boston
music ¢co., Boston. 10017
Désespérance; tango, paroles Géo.
Girard, m Lorenzo Aldaba. © Dee.
30, 1935; EH for. 48793; Editions Pan,
S.. a., Paris: 10018
Désir tzigane; morceau de genre, José
M. Lucchesi; orch. ptes. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 48770; Auguste Bosc,
Paris. 10019
Despedida (La) ; 1, 2 0 3 voces con pf.,
o para pf. solo. © Apr. 2, 1931; E
for. 44045; Antonio Gomezanda,
Mexico, D. F. 10020
Deutsches dankgebet; dichtung Kiithe
Sommer, m Hermann Blume; 3
stimmigen schul- o. frauenchor ;
klavier o. harmonium ad lib. ©
Mar. 20, 1986; BE for. 44042; Aug.
Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 10021
Devil in disguise ; w Robert G. Barker,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1936;
E unp. 1238656; Alice Lorraine
Brobst, Columbus, O. 10022
Devil (The) is a woman; w and mel-
ody... ©. 1. ¢: Apr 18, 1936 :. 1) uup.
122711; Miriam Agulnick, Chicago.
10023
Devil’s (The) happy moment; w and
melody. ©1ce. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
121707 ; Rocco Zappia, Los Angeles.
10024
Diade Gloria; melody Frank Monta-
nez. © 1c Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122047; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 10025.
Dirge; w Shakespeare, m Ruggero
Vené. © Apr. 23, 1936; E pub.
54865; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 10026
Dirge for two veterans; w Walt Whit-
man, m Normand Lockwood; mixed
voices. © Apr. 3, 1936; Epub.
54649; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10027
Dis-moi que tu m’aimes; tango chanté,
paroles Jean Rodor, m Paul Durand.
© Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43956; Bdi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 10028
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Dishwashin’ blues; song. © 1. Apr.
25, 19386; E unp. 123341; Ruthie Mae
Davis, Lubbock, Tex. 10029
Disillusion; w E. M. Gilmore, m A.
Fitzgerald. © 1. Apr. 6, 1936; E
unp. 121888; Elizabeth McCabe Gil-
more and Alyce Fitzgerald, Los An-
geles. 10030
Ditson (The) a cappella chorus book;
compiled and ed. John Carroll Ran-
dolph ; women’s voices. © Mar. 25,
19386; E pub. 54423; Oliver Ditson
co., inc., Boston. 10081
Ditson clarinet player’s repertory; ed.
and arr. N. Clifford Page; B flat
clarinet, with pf. ace. and 2d B flat
clarinet duet pt. © Mar. 25, 1936;
EH pub. 54435; Oliver Ditson Co., inc.,
Boston. 10082
Ditson three-part songs; compiled John
Carroll Randolph; male voices. ©
Mar. 26, 1986; E pub. 54422; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 10033
Ditson two-part songs; compiled John
Carroll Randolph; treble voices. ©
Mar. 27, 1986; E pub. 54421; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 10034
Do you dream of me like I dream of
you; w and m Jack (i. e. Francis
Jack] Swanson. © 1 ¢ Apr. 15,
1936; E unp. 122509; Jack Swanson
and Frank Dennis, Tacoma. 10035
Do you know what I have seen; song.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122092 ;
Albert Wilhelm Engelken, Elm-
DUESt leads, IN. Y. 10036
Do you recall; fox trot, w and melody.
©l1ec. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122482:
Eddie Martony, Cleveland. 100387
Doctor Townsend we will owe it all to
you; w Chloris Barbara Hutchinson ;
pf. © 1 c. Apr. 4, 1936; 8 amp.
121746; Paul Kenneth Hutchinson,
Portland, Or. 10088
Does it mean romance; w Claire A.
Longman, and melody. © 1c. Apr.
11, 19386; E unp. 122246; M. Ken-
neth Boss, Brooklyn. 100389
Doggie bow wow; song. © 1c. Apr.
4, 1936; E unp. 122148; Mabel Kauf-
man Harman, Baltimore. 10040
Doing the prom; w Jules Loman and
Allan Roberts, m Francis K. Shu-
man; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; E pub. 54685; Melo-art
music publishers, New York. 10041
Dolcie amata; pf., con testo. ©1 ec.
Mar. 31, 1936; E unp. 121542; Pas-
quali Novara, New York. 10042
458
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1956
Don Juan de Mafnara; suite en 4
parties, Henri Tomasi; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43910; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 10043,
Donkey (The); song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123192; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 10044
Don’t be afraid of me; song. ©1..
Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122849; Elmer
Clarence Whitaker, Los Angeles.
10045
Don’t break the chain: w and m Fred
Thompson. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; EH
unp. 122292; California chain stores
assn., Los Angeles. 10046
Don’t ever be lonely; valse song. ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122946; Mat-
tie Hinkle Phipps, Unus, W. Va.
10047
Don’t ever forget, that I love you; w
and melody Len Healy. ©1c. Apr.
18, 19386: E unp. 122717; Leonard G.
Healy, Dumont, N. J. 10048
Don’t fail to mention; w and melody:
Bill Carr. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E
unp. 121953; William Dixon Carr,
Aitkin, Minn. 10049
Don’t feel blue; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123164; Sylvia
Hilda Benjamin, New York. 10050
Don’t get sentimental with me, baby;
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936;
E unp. 121546; W. T. Comer, jr., and
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 10051
Don’t go on a diet, there’ll be more of
you to love; from Two hearts in har-
mony, w and m Hddie Pola and
Franz Vienna Steininger; with uku-
lele arr. and chords for pf. accordeon,
banjo and guit. © Mar. 16, 1936; E
for. 44017; Lawrence Wright music
co., ltd., London. 10052
Don’t let love get you down; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp.
123550; Max A. Yeutter, Clayton,
Mich. 10053
Don’t let me lie down; song. ©1«.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122661; Frank-
lyn A. Price, San Pedro, Calif.
10054
Don’t let our love song turn into a
blues; w B. Ellison, melody H.
Brooks. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp.
122899; Harvey Brooks and Ben Blli-
son, Los Angeles. 10055
Don’t look now; from Double or noth-
ing, w and m Irving Kahal and San-
ford Green; with arr. for guit., etc.
10069
© Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 54653; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10056
Don’t sale tax the gals; w and melody
Dorsey M. Dixon and W. H. Mainer.
©1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp, 123071;
Wade E. Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
10057
Don’t say a thing without a smile;
song. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936°"H) up.
121650; Michael fFraulino, Fort
Wright, N. Y. 10058
Don’t sing this song; song. ©1..
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 1217438 ; Michael
Mikita and Mac Benoit, New York.
10059
Don’t tell me; song, w David W. Reid.
©l1ec. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp, 122569;
Mary Margarita Ross, Milford,
Mass. 10060
Don’t that do nuthin’ to yuh; fox
trot, w J. McDonald, melody P. Pur-
eell. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp.
122408; Joseph McDonald and Pat-
rick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
10061
Don’t try to forget; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1936; E unp. 118340;
Vera Regina Hagermann, Dunmore,
Pa. 10062
Don’t you think that I will do; w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 10, 19386; E
unp. 122224; George Victor Malm-
gren, Chicago. 10063
Don’t you understand; song. © 1 e.
Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 122516; Angela
Jane Connor Curry, Hartford.
10064
Doux (Le) horloger; paroles Robert
Malleron, m Gaston Saux. © Dec.
30, 1985; E for. 48870'; Editions Pan,
S. ab, Panis: 10065
Down beneath the old lovers moon;
pf., with w. ©1e. Apr. 15, 1936;
E unp. 122498; Mack Sutton, Chi-
cago. 10066
Down by the babbling brook; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1986; EH unp. 123255; Emma
Hlizabeth Fritz, Pan Argyl, Pa.
10067
Down in dear Alabama lives the girl
I love; song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986;
EB ounp. 121727; Gladys Flo Teeter,
Mansfield, O. 10068
Down Lover’s Lane; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 122986; Jean-
ette Barclay, Seymour, Wis. 10069
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10070
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Down on our New Jersey farm; w | Dream shadows; w Nick Kenny; pf.
Sherd Henderson, m Bud Bowman.
© Apr. 11, 1986; E pub. 54755; Pre-
mier publications, Bridgeton, N. J.
10070:
Down on the banks of the Doon; valse
song. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp.
123606; Thomas R. Donnelly, Long
Beach, Calif. 10071
Down the field; w and melody. ©
1e. Apr. 2, 1986; Ei unp. 121603;
Martin Schwab, Los Angeles. 10072
Down the lane of my heart; song. ©
Ie Apr.'8;° 19386; BE unpi 122029;
Adeline A, Di Guglielmo, Blackwood,
Ni ds 10073
Down the valley of love; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1986;
EH unp. 122262; Mark Ames Kruse,
Seattle. 10074
Drake relays; march, K. L. King;
band pts. © Apr. 11, 1936; E pub.
504668; K. L, King music house, Fort
Dodge, Ia. 10075:
Dramatic galop; pf. © 1. Apr. 20,
1986; E unp. 122738; Milton UH.
Schwarzwald, New York. 10076
Dramatique; composed and arr. Jack
Cronshaw for Unsolved mysteries;
orch. sc. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1986: E
upp. 123666; American radio fea-
tures, Los Angeles. 10077
Dream (A); w Lee Young; pf. ©
1 e. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121570;
Sidney Svedrofsky, Jackson Heights,
Hees ON. 10078
Dream, dream, dream; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 121656; Cor-
man Henry Harris, Houston, 10079
Dream girl; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1986; EH unp. 1223385: Al
Lorraine, Ossining, N. Y. 10080:
Dream man; w J. Nesbit, melody H. A.
Johnstone, rewritten and arr. C. A.
James. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
122579; Hamilton Arnel Johnstone,
Williamsburg, Ont., Canada, Jacque-
line Nesbit and Carleton A. James,
Syracuse. 10081
Dream of love; song, English w Cyril
Wright, Italian w L. Bertucci. ©
Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54981; Leonardo
Ciarlo, San Francisco. 10082
Dream of the old carpet loom; waltz,
wand melody. ©1e. Apr. 11, 1986;
H ounp. 122243; Mildred Shaw, Glen
Falls NV. 10083
treble. ©1c. Apr. 16, 1936; E unp.
122621; V. V. Smith, Rahway, N. J.
10084
Dream song; w and melody Zuella
Sterling, arr. Milo E. Benedict. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121645;
Marguerite Head, Concord, N. H.
10085
Dream tales; pf. treble, with w. ©le.
Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122901; John
E. Swanson, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
10086
Dream time; w Benny Davis, m J.
Fred Coots; with arr. for guit., etc.,
and cho. for pf. accordion. © Apr.
25, 1986; E pub. 54926; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 10087
Dream waltz; song. © 1c. Apr. 2
1986; E unp. 1216383; Gust Safstrom,
De Motte, Ind. 10088
Dreaming; w and melody. ©1 c, Apr.
38, 1986; E unp. 121732; John Cyril
Nestor, Wayland, O. 10089
Dreaming in the twilight; fox-trot
song. ©1c¢ Mar. 27, 1986; BE unp.
121677 ; Eva Ives, Harpursville, N. Y.
10090
Dreamland’s paradise; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122191; Lillie
Anna Carlson, Manistique, Mich.
10091
Dreams; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 29, 1986;
E unp. 123558; Rhea S. Abt, New
York. 10092
song. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; E
unp. 122334; Herbert Cox, Oklahoma
City. 100938
waltz, w Emily Spear De Witt
and Sam Adelman, melody Sue Marie
Martine. © 1. Apr. 24, 1986; E
unp. 123246; F. A. Ehrig, Billings,
Mont. 10094
Dreams of yesterday ; melody I. Wall-
man. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1935; E unp.
122189; Max Wartell and Irving
Wallman, New York. 10095,
— waltz, w and melody. ©1c. Apr.
17, 1986; E unp. 122687; Donald
Latorre, Los Angeles. 10096
Dreamships; song. © 1c. Apr. 18,
19386; E unp. 122863; Darwin Boyd
Lee and Denver Sutton, San Jose,
Calif. 10097
w E. Moller, m Al. Romans. ©
Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 43994; Hditions
de Paris, Paris. 10098
460
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no. 4, 1936
10126
Dreamy river; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123578; Meyer
Ritter, Detroit. 10099
Dreary, dismal weather; w and m
Peggy Calvert and George Walsh;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 19, 1986;
E pub. 54455; Mills music, inc., New
York. 10100
Drifting; song. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 121669; Ada Palmer and Ar-
dell Robinson, Blackfoot, Id. 10101
Drifting along; song. © Ic. Apr. 10,
1936; E unp. 122209; Harold Robert
Clugston, North Braddock, Pa.
10102
Drifting down life’s stream with you;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936;
EK unp. 122966; Robert Montgomery,
Detroit. 10103
Drifting home; w Vernon Lincoln Ex-
line, Andrew Mark Purdy, McGarrey
Randolph Kiely and James R. Ken-
drick; pf. © .c.. Apr. 27, 1936; H
unp. 123435; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 10104
Drifting in a cloud boat; song. ©1«.
Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 121507 ; Calvin
Thane Cooper, Palos Verdes Estates,
Calif. 10105
Drifting in dreams; song. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1936; E unp. 121922; Jesse Jai
McNeil, New York. 10106
Drifting with you; song. © 1c. Apr.
4, 1986; E unp. 122131; Mabel Kauf-
man Harman, Baltimore. 10107
Driftwood; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122428; Gordon
Ludwig Renner, Catonsville, Md.
10108
Drink it down; from Rhythm on the
range, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger. 1. [In C]—2. Russian version ;
fin E flat} © 1. each Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123132, 123133; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 10109, 10110
Drink lotsa water; w and melody. ©
1 e¢. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123366;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
10111
Drink up boys; song. © 1c. Apr. 2,
1936; E unp. 121598; Robert Mc-
Pherren Hart, Altoona, Pa. 10112
Drinking with my shadow, in my soli-
tude; song. © 1. Apr. 13, 1936;
E unp. 122392; Wilbur John Wring,
Hibbing, Minn. 10113
Drooping along; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 4, 1936; BE unp. 121826;
Mary Tucker Dean, Enoree, S. C.
10114
Drop the O and put U in the center
of love; w and melody. ©1ce. Apr.
18, 1986; E unp. 122704; Mildred
M. Brooks, Hollywood, Calif. 10115
Drums (The) of spring; song, w Paul
C. Boomer. © 1. Apr. 14, 1936;
EH ounp. 122465; Olga Kellenberger,
Higin, Ill. 10116
Du bist verkehrt verheirat; rhein-
lander, w u. m Friedel Goebel; orch.
stimmen. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for.
44046; Gottfried Hermann Goebel,
Wuppertal-Langerfeid, Germany.
10116
Du, du liegst mir im herzen; German
folk song, arr.; Hawaiian guit., dia.
gram arr., with w; in D. Dee
2, 1935; E pub. 54889; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis, 10118
Du hast zwei augen dunke! wie die
schwarze nacht... ; fox-trot, aus
Der kurier des Zaren, w Klaus S.
Richter, m Hans Sommer. © Feb.
17, 1936; E for. 48681; Beboton-ver-
lass =. mb. h., Berlin. 10119
Du soleil dans mon ccur; tango,
paroles André Viaud et Jean Chap-
elle, m Boris Sarbek et Louis Fer-
rari. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48865;
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 10120
Duchess (The) threw her crutches
away; song, m Harry Jentes. © 1
ce. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122517; Fred
Fisher, New York. 10121
Dunhill (Thomas F.) Two fairy
pieces; pf. © Mar. 20, 1936; E for.
43636; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
10122
Dusk; waltz ballad, w James Cassily,
melody Woody Frisino. © 1c. Apr.
2, 19386; E unp. 121592; Warren
Frisino, Baltimore. 10123
Dust is gath’ring on my heart; song,
w Emile Asa. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123332; Carl N. Larsen, Al-
pena, Mich. 10124
Each day at dawn; w and melody. ©
1 ec Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123316;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
10125
Each night I say a prayer; song. ©
1): Apr: 17, 19386; -EHunp: 122683 ;
Frank James Reger, Evanston, [ll.
10126
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10127
© 1c. Apr. 8,
Milton &.
10127
Early May; song, w Bliss Carman.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121987 ,;
Florence Lowenberg, Chicago.
10128
Harth (The) goes around in rhythm;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Apr. 2%,
19386; E unp. 123398; Haskel Wat-
son, Philadelphia. 10129
Ecco o signore; pf., con testo. ©1c.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123135; John
Taddeo, Jeannette, Pa. 10130
Echoes; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
25, 1936; E unp. 128314; May Gour-
lay Hupfel, New York. 10131
s
Echoes from her garden; violin solo;
pf. ace. © Mar. 6, 19386; E pub.
54471; Raymond H. Dauterich, Bal-
timore. 10152
Ecoute; tango, paroles Jean Chapelle,
m Lorenzo Aldaba. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EH for. 48794; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 10133
Eeoutez mon ceur; paroles Camille
Francois, m Raymond Balet. ©
Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43806; Editions
Pan,aS;, a.) Larist 10134
Ecstasy; song, w Myrtle Simmons. ©
1 @ Apr. 13, 19386; Ho unp. 122323;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
101385
Educational orchestra album; coll. of
classic and modern compositions for
the orch. of today, selected and ed.
George L. Lindsay and George P.
Spangler, arr. Charles J. Roberts;
pts. © Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 54841;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 101386
Hgyptian moon; song. ©1ce. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122646; Maurice Block,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 10137
Hight bars in search of a melody; fox-
trot, Will Hudson; orch. pts. © Apr.
7, 1986; E pub. 54624; Mills music,
inc., New York. 10138
Hinzug deutscher truppen in’s Rhein-
land ; marsch, Margarethe Hartwigk-
Engelken; pf. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936;
E unp. 122095; Margarethe Engel-
ken, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. 101389
Hiskristalle; foxtrot, text Klaus S.
Richter, m arr. Ludwig Kletsch;
orch. stimmen. © Feb. 19, 1936; E
for. 43677; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 10140
Earhart’s action; pf.
1936; E unp. 121991;
Schwarzwald, New York.
pt. 107, n. s., v. 31
El Dorado; song, w Frank O’Conner.
©1ec. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123574;
Dale E. Gates, Pasadena. 10141
Hlegie; by Godfrey Sampson, violon-
cello pt. ed. Herbert Withers ; violon-
cello and pf. © Mar. 15, 1936; E
for. 44076; Augener, ltd., London.
10142
violin; organ or pf. ace. ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122697; George
Pierkot, Cicero, Il. 10143
Elephant (The) ; song. ©1e. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123209; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 10144
Elves (The); song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123195; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 10145
Emmet’s lullaby; by J. K. Emmet, arr.
Willis Conolly ; ten. guit., in diagram,
with w. © Mar. 16, 1986; EH pub.
54502; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 10146
Emperor (The); trombone or eupho-
nium solo, Percey Code, arr. Gregor
J. Grant; brass band pts. © Apr.
3, 1936; E for. 44082; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 10147
Hmpty saddles; from Rhythm on the
range, w and m Billy Hill; with
guit. arr. © Apr. 23, 1936; E pub.
54899; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 10148;
En el cabaret; tango, P. Bourdin et
M. Desbruéres; pf., avec viol. et
bandoneon. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for..
43790; Editions Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 10149.
Encore Madame waltz; by A. Hyde
and Sam Mineo; pf. treble. © 1.
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122125; Alex
Hyde, New York. 10150 :
Enlacement; paroles Robert Malle-
ron, m Gaston Saux. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 43871; Editions Pan,
S./a., aris, 10151
Enlévement (L’) en mer; d’aprés un
air populaire du 18° siécle, texte
ancien remanié Jean Boulingre,
adaptation de musique Claude Del-.
vineourt. © Jan. 30, 1936; HE for.
43928; Durand & cie., Paris. 10152:
Enter my aviary; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123508; Ruth Ellen
Gannon, San Francisco. 10153
Entre les deux; d’aprés un air popu-
laire du 18° siécle, paroles anon.,
adaptation de musique Claude Del--
462
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
10182
vincourt. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43924; Durand & cie., Paris. 10154
Epellation téléphonique; paroles
Daniel Poiré, m Trémolo. © Dec.
E for. 43800; Editions Pan, s. a,
Saat aris. 10155
Hs ténet am deutsches Rhein; w u. m
Margarethe Hartwigk-Engelken ; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122098;
Margarethe Engelken, Elmhurst,
Bd IN. OX. 10156
Escale; paroles Georges Thauvin, m
Raymond Balet. © Dec. 30, 1985;
E for. 42800; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 10157
Etndes de concert; de E. R. Blanchet,
op. 55; pf. © Oct. 15, 1935; E for.
43977 ; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
10158
Evening; song. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 122035; Bertha Eleanor Tib-
bens, Warren, O. 10159:
Evening chimes; reverie; pf.. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 123581; Alta
West Laws, Syracuse. 10160
Evening prayer ; unison song, w Sarah
Wilson, m Thomas F. Dunhill. ©
Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 48694; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 10161
Evening shadows; w and melody. ©
temas, 2), 1956 Eh uop. 122515;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
10162
Evening when I’m with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E
unp. 122862; A. Dorsey Allen, Louis-
ville. 10163
Eventide; w and m Genevieve Davis.
©1ec. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122115;
Genevieve Davis Monroe, New York.
10164
Ever in my heart; w and melody. ©
1 c Apr. 20, 1986; EH unp. 122815;
Grace A. Wright, Concord, Mass.
10165
Hyver since the beginning; w and mel-
ody E. Otberg.. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936;
E unp. 121823; Elsie Probert, De-
troit. 10166
Ever since you went away; song, m
James McClin. ©1e. Apr. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 122878; William * Hicks,
New York. 10167
Every once in a while; w Morton
Dixon, m Ray Henderson; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54713;
Robbins music corp., New York.
10168
46
Tivery time I think of you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 19386; E unp.
122038; George Edward Bennett,
Baltimore. 10169
Every Tubb ; fox-trot, w J. Morris, mel-
ody C. Brown. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936;
EK unp. 121553; Cleo Brown and
Jessie Morris, Los Angeles, 10170
Everybody is swingin’; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123050;
Hugene Leonard Schaf, Detroit.
10171
Everything I do is wrong; song, m
Anna J. Larson. © 1c Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 121832; Marian Weaver
Dignan, Columbus, O. 10172
——w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122417; Ed Conley,
Tulsa, Okl. 10173
HKverything your heart desires; w and
melody. © 1.c. Apr. 16, 1936; E
unp. 122599 ; Katrine Everbach Heit-
ger, New York. 10174
Evocation; ton parfum, valse, paroles
Charlys et Jean Nac, m Henry Him-
mel. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 43766;
H. Benjamin s.a.r.1., Paris. 10175
Eyv’ry one knows; w Alonzo Govern
and Clarence Tisdale, and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121631;
Johnny Scribner Black, Kew Gar-
dens, L. I., N. Y. 10176
Hy’ ry Sunday night; w Wm. McKenna,
melody Joe Buck. © 1 ec. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 1218738; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
10177
EKv’rything is paging you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Apr. 18, 1936; E unp.
122710; Harold Isador Friedman,
Hoboken, N. J. 10178
Ev’rything is well with me; hymn. ©
Mar. 14, 1986; E pub. 54870; Carl
Loy, Fairplay, Ky. 10179
Exalt His name; hymnal, ed. I. H.
Meredith. © Mar. 3, 1936; A 93390;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O., and Tul-
lar-Meredith co., New York. 10180
Existing; w and melody. ©41c. Apr.
8, 1936; E unp. 122033; Gaston Oli-
vier, jr., New Orleans. 10181
Explanation (The) is simple; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E
unp. 122784; Lester H. Aaronson,
New Haven. 10182
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10183
Eyes; w and melody Joe Driscoll and
Charley Nicholls. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122840; Joseph Harl
Driscoll and Charles Dwight Nich-
olls, Lemont, Il]. 10183
Eyes like the wise old moon; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936; H
unp. 128336; Lester Stward Holland,
San Pedro, Calif. 10184
Eyes of brown; w Sadie Merrell; pf.
©1e. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 123287;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10185
F. D. R. is the man to idolize; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; EH unp.
122077; Bartholomew Veloce, Ho-
boken, N. J. 10186
Faites ca pour moi; opérette, livret
Raoul Praxy, couplets Max Eddy, m
Gaston Gabaroche et Fred Pearly.
Partition pf. et chant. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 43954; Hditions Sala-
bert, Paris. 10187
Falling for you; w Evie Gates; pf. ©
ic. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 123269;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10188
——_w G. L. Brown, melody R. R.
Harmon. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1986; H
unp. 120917 ; George Lockwood Brown
and Robert Richard Harmon, Tulsa,
Ok. 10189
Fancy meeting you; w and m Raymond
Wallace and Everett Lynton; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Mar. 3, 1936;
EH for. 44092; Lawrence Wright
music co., 1td., London. 10190
Fanfares; medley, composed and arr.
Marvin Hatley ; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123078;
Robbins music corp., New York.
10191
Far Hast intermezzo; pf. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 121992; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 10192
Fata Morgana; symphonic foxtrot,
Carl Robrecht, arr. C. Robrecht;
orch, pts. © Feb. 19, 1986; E for.
43743; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
10198
Fate made us a pair; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121824;
Terry Georgian, Detroit. 10194
Faut (11) du désir; paroles Camille
Francois, m Gaston Claret. © Dee.
30, 1935; FE for. 43818; Editions Pan,
swva.,” Paris, 10195
pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
Faut du doigté; java, paroles Jean
Chapelle et Ernest Vey, m Gaston
Saux; pf. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43872; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
10196
Feasting in the center of His love;
hymn, w Carlton C. Buck, m Frank
A. Simpkins. © Jan. 21, 1986; E
pub. 53766; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 10197
Feigning farewell; song. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1986; E unp. 123535; Harry C.
Mabry, Los Angeles. 10198
Félicie, j’te félicite; chanson, paroles
Jo Mab. ©1c. Apr. 1, 19386; E unp.
1221153 ; Cécile Simon, Paris. 10199:
Feller (The) that played the pianner ;
w and m Fred Godfrey ; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 14, 1936; E for. 44008;
Macmelodies, 1td., London. 10200
Femmes de Séville; par Joaquin
Turina, op. 89; pf. © Jan. 30, 1986;
H for. 43918; Rouart, Lerolle & cie.,
Paris. 10201
Festmusik; von Albert Jung, op. 6;
orch. Partitur. © Feb. 20, 1936;
BE for. 48637 ; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig. 10202
Fickle women; w Murray Brown,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
EH unp. 122409; Arthur R. Tovey,
New York. 10203
Figli d’Italia; pf., con testo. © Apr.
4, 1986; E pub. 54547; Luigi Sbrana.
San #'rancisco. 10204
Fileuse (La) ; par J. Fromont-Delune;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1985;
E for. 48943; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 10205
Fille (La) rousse; paroles Jean Chap-
elle et Georges Thauvin, m Raymond
Balet. © Dec. 380, 1935; E for.
43802; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
10206
Find first aid in a song; w and melody
©1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 122522;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
10207
Find me a gal like mother; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 2, 1935; E unp.
121510; Henry L. Denzien, Portage,
Wis. 10208
Fiorito (Ted) at the piano; special
arr. of song hits, arr. T. Fiorito;
pf. © Apr. 23, 1986; E pub. 54868;
Robbins music corp., New York.
10209
464
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19386
10237
sr i (The) ; march; pf., with
Win wen L.. Cc. Apr. a 1936 ; E unp.
121975; Harry Lifson, Monticello,
Nee ik: 10210
Flag of peace; w and melody. Rev.
ed. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936; E unp.
123483; John J. Schneider, Phila-
delphia. 10211
Flag (The) that has never been con-
quered; song. © 1. Apr. 2, 1936;
BE unp. 121628; James H. Cheney,
Lawnside, N. J. 10212
Flight of the haybag; rhythmic the-
saurus, Frank Trumbauer, orch. sc.
Russ Case; pts. © Apr. 14, 1936;
EH pub. 54697; Robbins music corp.,
New York. — 16213
Floating down the Ohio; w Wm. Mc-
Kenna, melody Bert Davis. ©1e.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121860; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York, 10214
Floating down the river of love; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp.
121728; Louis F. Bdilson, Los Ange-
les. 10215
Floating on the clouds; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 121667 ;
Lula May Johnson, Carlin, Nev.
10216
Floating petals; by Montague Ewing,
orch. Herman Finek; pts. © Mar.
31, 1986; E for. 48735; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 10217
pf. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for.
43756; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 10218
Floor (The) show waltz; song, w
Walter Wagg. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
E unp. 122484; Herbert Hilton, New
Bedford, Mass. 10219
Florida; par Y’Ener; pf. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 48922; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 10220
Florida night; song. © 1. Apr. 1,
1936; E unp. 121918; Edwin A. Leon-
hard, St. Petersburg, Fla. 10221
Florida our paradise; w and melody,
arr, Larry Grant. © 1. Apr. 10,
1936; E unp. 122186; John Quincy
Rogers, Hot Springs, Ark. 10222
Flower (The) girl of Samarkand;
oriental fox-trot; pf. © 1c. Apr.
21, 1936; E unp. 122907; N. Rou-
banis, New York. 10223
Flowers (The) of Hawaii; w and m
Kddie Alkire ; Hawaiian guits.; in C.
70365—36——3
© Apr. 15, 1986; E pub, 54727; Hl-
bern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
10224
Fluttering butterflies; by Ruth BD.
Day; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © Apr. 11,
1936; E pub. 54752; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati. 10225
Fly in the fiddle; melody. ©1e. Mar.
23, 1986; E unp. 120911; Frank Sap-
uto, jr., Los Angeles, and Albert B.
Burton, Chicago. 10226
Kor all I know; song. © 1c. Apr.
20, 19836; E unp. 123358; Catherine
Swintz Fulk, i. e. Mrs. Frank M,
Fulk, Little Rock, Ark. 10227
For ever England; w R. P. Ainger,
m Margery Moore; massed unison
choirs. © Mar. 24, 1986; E for.
43623; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
10228
For me the sun is shining bright; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
EH unp. 122525; Frank Von Luehrte,
Cincinnati. 10229
For the glory of Marquette; march
song; with guit. arr. © Apr. 6, 1936;
Ei pub. 54563; William O. Faist,
Milwaukee. 10230
For this I pray; sacred song, w Vir-
ginia Young, m Emily Harris Mad-
dox; high voice in G, with violin
obbl. © Apr. 2, 1986; E pub, 54479;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 10231
Forever a stage; fox trot song. ©
1 ce Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123613 ;
William Hintz, Bremerton, Wash.
10232
Forever as strangers; song, m Charles
Madsen. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub.
54401; John E. Whipps, Midlothian,
Tl, 10233
Forever more; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122757; Rich-
ard Ford Lantz, Elgin, Ill. 10234
Forget it; w Sam Cooper, melody F.
Jay and John Salacan. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 122695; Florrie Jay,
Union City, N. J. 10235
mien mens m John Smoke; pf., with
Cra aor tc 1936; E unp.
193098 - Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 10236
Forgotten love; song. ©1c. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122978; T. A. Bakalyar,
Lakefield, Minn. 10237
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10238
pt. 1, 0. s., v. 8t
Forgotten vows; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e., Apr. 11, 1986; E unp.
122280; Annell Redd, Middletown,
O. 10238
Fort de France; tango, paroles Paul
Clerouc, m M. Desbruéres; pf., avec
bandoneon. © Jan. 30, 1936; EB for.
43791 ; Editions Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 10239
Fortune teller, tell me; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122343;
William Hdgar Spencer, Nashville.
10240
Fouchtri-fouchtra; java, paroles Ern-
est Vey, m EF. Garcia Perez, op. 25.
© Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 43822); Hdi-
tions Pan. s. a., Paris. 10241
Found; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
25, 1986; E unp. 123229; Beth Brod-
erick Wilburn, Toledo. 10242
w Zolomon Leonard Frank, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E
unp, 122916; Paul Adrien Belanger,
Manchester, N. H. 10243
Found in moon glow and dew; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122058; Ruth H. Gannon, San Fran-
cisco. 10244
Four part songs for junior high school
boys; w and m various authors,
[compiled] Ralph W. Wright and
William Lester. © Mar. 11, 1986;
E pub. 54586; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 10245
fox-trot, pa-
Sutter ;
Fox (Un) aux étoiles;
roles EH. Melencon, m Eug.
orch. ptes. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43767; Hugene Sutter, Paris. 10246
Fox-trot; pf. © 1c. Apr. 20, 19386;
E unp. 122734; Milton HE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 10247
Foxtrot studio piano popular music
course; © Feb. 15, 1982; AA 203827;
James Mikell Holmes, Atlanta.
10248
Fragments; song, w Florence B. Row-
land. © Apr, 21,1936; E. pub.
54792; Luther L. Rowland, East
Haven, Conn. 10249)
Franklin D. Roosevelt campaign
march; melody. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1986; E unp. 123685; Dante Toti,
Modesto, Calif. 10250
Franklin’s foods; w Jack Yellen, m
Lew Pollack. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936;
E unp. 121705; Movietone music
corp., New York. 10251
Frechen (Die) spatzen; charakteris-
tisches intermezzo, Hanns Lohr, arr.
komponisten ; grosses orch, stimmen.
© Noy. 11, 19385; E for. 48748;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 10252
Frederiksen (Sigurd) Concerto; pf.,
with orch.” Sc.” © 1 ¢. Apres
1936; E unp. 128499; Sigurd Fred-
eriksen, Lancaster, Calif. 10253
—— Pastorale; flute with orch. Sc.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123500;
Sigurd Frederiksen, Lancaster,
Calif. 10254
Free lance lover; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
1, 1986; E unp. 121539; Robert F.
Calder, Detroit. 10255
Freedman’s song; w Gough D. McDan-
iels, m Franz Bornschein; mixed
voices. © Apr. 1, 19386; E pub.
54524; J. Fischer & bro. New
York. 10256
Fremde linder; w Ernst Heinrich
Bethge, m Hans Albert Matteuseh;
drei frauen-o. kinderchor, ohne beg.
Partitur. © July 23, 1934; E for.
43597; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 10257
Frenesia del jazz; fox-trot, da La
gondola delle chimere, Allesandro
Derevitsky; pf. © Feb. 10, 1986;
E for. 44052); Societa anonima musi-
cale Bixio, Milan. 10258
Friday evening service; w from Union
prayer book, m James G. Heller;
solo voice and organ. © Oct. 28,
1935; E pub. 54887; Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew congregations, Cincin-
nati. 10259
Friedrich 11, der Grosse, king of Prus-
sia. Sechs midrsche; zum ersten
male volistandig hrsg. ftir klavier
bearb. u. mit einer einleitung ver-
sehen Erwin Schwarz-Reiflingen.
nos. 1-6b. © Oct. 11, 1934; E for.
43601; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Bruns-
wick, Germany. 10260
Friend (A) that is true; song, m
George Lessner. © 1 c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122434; J. Dewey Siga-
fuss, Slateford, Pa. 10261
Friends everywhere; m William G.
Oglevee; pf., with w. © Mar. 20,
1936; E pub, 54789; Louise M. Ogle-
vee, Rock Island, Ill. 10262 -
466
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
Friendship Lane; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; H unp. 123020;
Fern BH. Shields, Anderson, Ind.
10268
Frolic in Atlantic; song, w Thomas
Magee. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121888; Sara Newell, Atlantic Font
1 4
Frolicsome tune; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122735; Milton 4H.
Schwarzwald, New York. 10265
From a distance; melody. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122423; Al
Donahue, Hamilton, Bermuda.
10266
From death to life; sacred cantata,
w from Bible and other religious
sources, m Francis Snow; mixed
cho., with sop., ten., bar. and bass
solos; organ ace. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E pub. 54884; Gordon Hutchins,
Concord, Mass. 10267
From morning, noon and night;
melody A. Kila and Andy Iona
Long. ©1e. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp.
122722; Allan Kila, Los Angeles.
10268
From right this minute forward; w
and melody Lyla Myers. © 1 e.
Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121893; Lyla
Myers Prather, Little Rock, Ark.
10269
From seven ’till twelve; w Allen Ford,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936;
EH unp. 121618; Eolo Scotti, Somer-
ville, Mass. 10270
From the bottom of my heart; song,
w Charles L. Jackson. © 1c. Apr.
21, 1986; EH unp. 122922; Margaret
Ann Jones, Pittsburgh. 10271
From the bottom of my heart, the top
o the mornin’ to you; w Pinky Her-
man, m Michael H. Cleary; with
guit. arr. © Mar. 2, 1936; E pub.
54739; Master music co., New York.
10272
Frost-elves (The) ; w Mary L. Wolver-
ton, m William Berwald; sop. 1, 2
and alto cho. © Mar. 30, 1986; E
pub. 54387; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 10273
Frthling wird es doch einmal; strophe
1, 2 H. von Fallersleben, strophe 3
Fr. Rohrer; frauenchor, ohne beg}.
© Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54550; Paul
Engelskirchen, New York. 10274
10287
Friihlingstag in Garmisch; walzer,
Hanns Lohr, arr. komponisten;
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 22, 1934;
E for. 42619; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 10275
Fiirchte dich nicht; motette zur
Konfirmation, m Kurt Thomas,
werk 25, nr. 17; 4 stimmiger chor.
© Dec. 15, 1935; E for. 44066; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 10276
Fiirwahr, er trug unsre krankheit ;
motette fiir die Passionszeit, m Kurt
Thomas, werk 25, nr.6; 4 stimmiger
chor., ohne begl. © Dec. 15, 1935;
E for. 44060; Breitkopf & Hiurtel,
Leipzig. 10277
Ful-dul-dee; arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr., with w; in D. ©
Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 54887; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 10278
G. O. P, march; mixed voices. ©
Pe, Apr! 2y W365 H unp. 121634 ;
Gust Safstrom, De Motte, Ind.
10279
Galante aventure; opéra comique, F.
Guiraud, fantaisie H. Mouton; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 438934 ;
Durand & cie., Paris. 10280
Galantes schiferspiel; charaktersttick,
nach Martini Plaisir @amour, von
Leopold Weninger; orch. stimmen.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43757; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 10281
Garden (A) in Ireland; song; in EB
flat. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122552; Belle Hanna Swain, Chi-
cago. 10282
Gaston tu m/affoles; one-step, orch.
ptes., avee paroles. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 44001; Joseph Rico, Cour-
bevoie, France. 10283
Gathering dreams; song. © 1c. Apr.
23, 1986; E unp. 123101; William
Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 10284
Gay flowers of the West; pf., with w.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122887;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
10285
Gayety march; pf. © 1. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 128226; Harry Visser,
Hoboken, N. J. 10286
Gazing in the glass; song, w Keturah
T. Simmonds. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936;
E unp. 122324; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 10287
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10288
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt, 0a, Wess, Hak
Gazouillis; rondo brillant, Victor
Turine; cornet 4 pistons, ou petite
fiite ré bémol, trompette si bémol
ou bugle si bémol, avec ace. d’har-
monie ou de fanfare, et conducteur
si bémol. Ptes. © Dee. 30, 1985; BE
for. 48780; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 10288
Gee! but I’m glad I found you; w
Maude Joy, melody Allen Taub. ©
1c Apr. 18, 19386; E unp. 122706;
Maude Joy Raemsch, W. New Brigh-
ton, “Sa EieANe Ae 10289
Gently lead me; song. ©ic. Apr. 21,
1936 ; E unp. 122937 ; Katherine May
Wassenberg, Van Wert, O. 10290
Gertie, the gunman’s moll; w R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, m Harris
Weston; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion and guit.
© Apr. 2, 1986: E for. 44118;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
e © 10291
Get closer to Jesus; song, m James L.
Brown. © 1 ec. Apr. 13, 1936; E
unp. 122352; H. O. Waterman, Wau-
kon, Ia. 10292
Get going; one-step; pf. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1936; E unp. 121940; Milton FH.
Schwarzwald, New York. 10293
Get that V-—8 feeling; w and melody.
©1ec. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122790;
Clifford Earl Slider, Albany, Ind.
10294
Getreiti zum Rhein; pf., mit text. ©
1 ec. Apr. 29, 1936; E unp. 1238565;
Heinz Horster,
Ne Y.. 10295.
Girl (The) I left behind me; arr. Mar-
win’ Hatley; pirat: @ady ¢,, Apr. 18;
1936; E unp. 122721; Robbins music
corp., New York. 10296
Girl (The) I love; valse song. ©1«.
Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122973; Au-
gustus Coster, Caleara, Malta. 10297
Girl (The) I met on Broadway; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1. Apr. 11,
1936; E unp. 122288; Harry McClain, |.
St. Louis. 10298
Girl (The) in the looking glass; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ec. Apr. 8, 19386; E unp. 121756;
Myrtle L. Wadsworth, Cortland,
INC@Y. 10299
Girl of my heart; w Thora Doshia;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; EB unp.
123436; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 10800
Long Island City, '
Girl (The) who’s my ideal; w and
melody. ©41c. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp.
123348; Dudley K. Lyndon, Chicago.
103801
Give a man a horse he can ride; song,
w James Thomson. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1986; E unp. 122726; Percy Lee
Atherton, Washington. 10302
Give me a garden where love can
grow; song, w Neil Kinder. ©1..
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123318; Jenkin
Jones, Oxnard, Calif. 10303
Give me a home in the Rockies; song.
©ic. Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122913;
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 10304
Give me the western cowboy; w Cora
Ryle Farley; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 27,
19386; E unp. 123487; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 103805
Give me your heart and IJ’ll give you
my love; melody Johnny Lou. ©
Lae. Apr. <21, 19865 E. anp. l2s2et:
Johnny Lou Freda, Philadelphia.
10806
Glad day ; hymn, w Jessie F. Moser, m
B. B. McKinney. © Jan. 21, 1936;
EK pub. 53765; Robert H. Coleman,
Dailas. 10807
Gliding dancer; by Juan Masters; pf.
© Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 54678; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 10808
Gloomy Sunday; English w Desmond
Carter, from Hungarian of Javor
Laszlo, m Seress Rezso; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 19, 1936; E for.
44097 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
10309
Gloria; by Jose Maria Arredondo; pf.
treble. © 1. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
121614; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 10310:
Glorious Texas; w A. O. Hetherington,
m HB. D. Peebles. © Apr. 2, 1936; EH
pub. 54497; Ethel Darr Peebles and
A. O. Hetherington, Dallas. 10311
Glory (The) of love; w and m Billy
Hill; with guit. arr. © Apr. 9, 1936;
E pub. 54655; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 10312
Go on the green light, stop on the red;
w Sammy Cahn, melody Saul Chap-
lin. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp.
122622; Select music publications,
inc., New York. 103813
Go South below the Mason-Dixon line;
fox-trot, w and melody. ©1c. Apr.
9, 1936; E unp. 122105; Evelyn Lou-
ise Perata, Alameda, Calif. 103814
468
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Go to sleep in my arms baby; song,
melody Frank Vallone. © 1 ¢. Apr.
28, 1936; E unp. 123494; Edward J.
Nulty, New York. 10815
God is present everywhere; hymn, w
Oliver Holden, m B. B. McKinney.
© Jan. 21, 1936; E pub. 53779 ; Rob-
ert H. Coleman, Dallas. 10316
God’s country; song, w Louise M.
Smith and F. Renard. © 1. Apr.
17, 1936; E unp. 122688; Frank Ren-
ard, Dallas. 10817
God’s love; w and m Mary Nichols. ©
1 ce. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 1223897 ;
Mary Elizabeth Nichols Burch, Guy-
mon, Okl. 10318
God’s plan; w Cloyd EH. Smith; pf.
©1e. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123624;
Floyd Conaway, Hammond, Ind.
10319
Goin’ back to Virginia; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Apr. 138, 1986; E unp. 122851; Joe
Hellhake, Parma, Id. 10320
Golden gate triumphal; arr. Edw.
Delano; solo cornet conductor. ©
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1986; EH unp. 128363;
George EHarnst Brenner, Daly City,
Calif. 10321
Golden (The) sunset city of my
dreams; song. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
EH ounp. 122787; Edwin A. Worden,
Jacksonville, Fla. 10322)
Goldman (The) march album; 15
marches, with voc. refrains, Edwin
Franko Goldman, arr. Erik W. G.
Leidzén; pf. © Mar. 19, 1986; E
pub. 54457; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 10323.
Good-by beloved Napoli; lyrics Albert
Silverman, m an old Neapolitan song,
arr. Ladislas Kun. 1. Mixed voic-
es.—2. Male voices.—3. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub. 54842-
54844 ; Hdward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 10324-10826
Good night, I’1] meet you in the morn-
ing; pf., with words. © Apr. =4,
1986; E pub. 54580; Merril] Dunlop,
Chicago. 10327
Good-night, nurse; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 122987; G. F.
Brown, Middletown, Ind. 10328
Good-night to you and I do mean you;
fox trot, w and m Teri Josefovits,
Davit Greggory and Bill Livingston.
© Apr. 6, 1986; E pub. 54545; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 10329
Goodbye all; closing march, Mayhew
Lake; band pts., with conductor.
Mar. 28, 1986; E pub. 54621; Carl
VWischer, ine., New York. 10330
Goodbye dreams; w and melody Joe
Driscoll and Charley Nicholls. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 1228389;
Joseph Earl Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, Il.
10331
Gordon (Hugh) Ten famous solos;
arr. H. Gordon; clarinet, cornet or
trumpet, alto saxophone and trom-
bone or baritone, with ad lib. duet
pts. and pf. ace. © Mar. 30, 1936;
E pub. 54395; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 10332
Gosh, I’m hopeless; w Loretta Thomp-
son, m Bernie Clements. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 122589; Minnie Lor-.
etta Thompson, Houston. 103833
Got a pain where a pill can’t reach;
song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
121733; Mae Morrow Boltz, Akron,
O. 10334
Got to see a man about a dog; w and
melody F. Fisher. © 1c. Apr. 4,
19386; E unp. 121773; Fred Fisher
music co., New York. 103835
Gott wird abwischen alle trinen;
Totenfest u. Begribnis mottete, m
Kurt Thomas, werk 25, nr. 15; 4
stimmiger chor, ohne begl. © Dee.
15, 1985; E for. 44064; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 10336
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
excerpts from the opera, adapted and
ed. Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Apr.
1, 1986; E pub. 54900; Simon and
Schuster, ine, New York. 10337
Gounodiana; grosse phantasie,
Max Rhode, op. 51; grosses orch.
stimmen. © May 18, 1935; HE for.
43749 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 10338
Grande marche; par F. Mérigot; pf. 4
4 petites mains enfantines. © Jan.
30, 1986; E for. 48931; Durand &
cie., Paris. 10339
Grande piccina; tango song. © 1.
Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122414; Luigi
Sbrana, San Francisco. 10340
Grandioso; die 2. grosse fantasie,
Emmerich Kalman; pf., mit text. ©
Jan. 1, 1936; E for. 44124; Josef
Weinberger, Vienna-Leipzig, Octava-
verlags, a. g., Zurich-Vienna, Drei-
masken musik, g. m. b. h., and Cres-
cendo-verlags, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
10341
469
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10342
pt. 111, nvs., v. 31
Grant us grace this day, O Lord; an-
them, in Braille; four voices. ©lc.
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 122580; Charles
Matthias Paull, Boston. 10342
Grasshoppers’ (The) dance; by Ernest
Bucalossi, arr. T. C. Brown; pf. solo,
with military band acc. Pts., with
conductor. © Mar. 20, 1986; E for.
43628: Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 10343
Great, ever greater, old New York; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1936;
KH unp. 121580; Fred EF. Hudler,
Ridgefield, N. Y. 10344
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Norwegian
nights; operetta, based on the life
and m of Edvard Grieg, bk. and dia-
logue Harold M. Augustine, musical
adaptations, arr. and trs. Arthur HE.
Ward. © Mar. 20, 1936; D 39059;
Amer. bk. co., New York. 10344*
Grimes (Warren W.) Five hymns; pf.
© Apr. 2, 1936; E pub. 54558; War-
ren W. Grimes, Washington. 10345
Grovlez (Gabriel) Trois mélodies;
sur des poémes de Jacques Heugel.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43940; Hdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 10346
Guapa ; paso doble, L. Minet, arr. Ray-
mond Legrand; orch. ptes. © Jan.
30, 1936; E for. 48786; Editions Ray
Ventura & cie., Paris. 10347
Guarany (Il); overture, A. Carlos
Gomez, modernized and simplified
H. Fall; band pts. © Apr. 10, 1936;
E pub. 54656 ; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
10348
Guess who; song. © 1 ec. Apr. 10,
1936; E .unp. 122181; Florence
Marks Pensyl, Glendale, Calif.
10349
Guest of honor; march; band pts. ©
Apr. 25, 1986; E pub. 54909; Arthur
D. Davenport, Aliquippa, Pa. 10350
Guichard (Joseph) Dix cantiques
alleluiatiques; 4 la glorieuse Vierge
Marie, m J. Guichard. Chant seul.
© Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 48987; Du-
rand « cie., Paris. 10351
Guitar melody; fox-trot, Nick Lucas;
plectrum guit. solo. © Apr. 4, 1936;
E pub. 54570; Nicomede music co.,
Altoona, Pa. 10852
Guitare (La) harmonique; méthode
spéciale d’accords et d’accompagne-
ment, D. Rousseau, M. Rousseau et
L. Julien-Rousseau. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 44021; D. M. L. Julien-Rous-
seau, Paris. 10353
Gypsy longings; song. ©1ce. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122647; Maurice Block,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 10354
Gypsy’s (A) song of love; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 17, 19386; E unp. 121654;
Corman Henry Harris, Houston.
10355
Habit (A) like you is hard to break;
slow fox-trot, w Dot Salsbury, m
Al Salsbury; with guit. arr. © Apr.
3, 1986; E pub. 546385; David Max-
well Salsbury, Salt Lake City.
10856
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Fughetta
of the little bells; paraphrase, Paul
Painter and Tom Seymour; four
horns or four trombones. © Mar.
11, 19386; E pub. 54584; ‘Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 10357
The harmonious biacksmith; air
with variations, transcribed Carlos
Salzedo; harp. © Mar. 3, 19386; B
pub. 54474; Elkan-Vogel co., ine,
Philadelphia. 10358
May no rash intruder; from Solo-
mon, transcribed and ed. Clara Til-
linghast; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr.
10, 1956; E pub. 54646; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 10359
Nightingale song; arr. and adapt-
ed Samuel Richards Gaines; with
flute obbl. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop.
1,2 and alto.” © Apr. 13, '%9s6ree -
pub. 54693, 54694; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 10860, 10861
Hail to Chester ; from Three cheers for
love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger.
Rev. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; EH unp.
122348; Paramount productions mu-
sie corp., New York. 10362
Hail to the mighty Conqueror; hymn,
w and m A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 15,
1936; E pub. 54495; Haldor Lillenas,
Kansas City, Mo. 103638
Hail to you, New York City, you’re our
town; song, m Will Friedman. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 17, 1936; EH unp. 122636;
Miriam Kurke, Brooklyn. 10364
Halona; arr.; Hawaiian guit., diagram
arr.,in D. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub.
54888; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
10865
Hamburger (A), a bottle of beer and
you; w Richard Dix and Sherman
Dix, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
19386; E unp. 122425; Robert Edwin
Dix, Fresno, Calif. 10366
470
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
Hand (The) that rocks the cradle; pf.,
with w. © Apr. 15, 1986; E pub.
54788; Myrta Lyon Urquhart, Iron-
wood, Mich. 10367
Hands up for love; w and m J. Her-
ron and Bob Fitzgerald. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123397; Joel
Herron and Robert Fitzgerald, Chi-
cago. 10368
Hang out the stars, I want the moon;
wand melody. ©1ce. Apr. 20, 1936;
E ounp. 122805; Louis W. Kasman,
Chicago. 10369
Hang your troubles on a clothesline
and let the wind blow them away;
song. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1986; E unp.
122890; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
10370
Happiness; valse song. © 1 c. Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 122953; Holly Ruth
Rowlands, Dexter City, O. 103871
Happy landing; modern musical, bk.
and lyrics Marianne Brown, m Brad
Greene. .© 1 c.. Apr. 16, 1936;.D
39066; Marianne Brown Waiters,
Boston. 10371*
Happy me; w and melody Addy Amor
and Barney Ochs. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123381; Arlyne Bauer-
man, Brooklyn. 10372
Hard to control; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp.
122924; Cora L. Burkette, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 16373
Harlem Belle; by William Morris;
-guit. solo, with optional 2d guit. ace.
© Mar. 19, 1986; E pub. 54451;
Mills music, inc., New York. 10374
Harmonica Dan; w R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, m Harris Weston; with
ukulele arr. and chords for pf. ac-
cordion and guit. © Apr. 2, 1936; E
for. 44119; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 103875
Harmonies du soir; poésie Ch. Baude-
laire, m Roger de Roumefort. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43913; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 10376
Harvest song and Dapple-grey ; unison
songs, w traditional, m Thomas F.,
Dunhill. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for.
43695; Edward Arnold & co., Lon-
don. + 10377
Haschemidel; w Ernst Heinrich
Bethge, m Hans Albert Mattausch;
drei frauen- o. kinderchor, ohne beg].
Partitur. © July 23, 1934; E for.
10391
43600; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 10378
Haunted by the ghost of love; w and
m Bob Wright and Chet Forrest.
1 @. Apr. 15, 1936 BE unp. «122557 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 10379
Haunted with dreams of you; w F. K.
Diver, m Albert Shipman. © 1 «.
Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122618; Fred-
erick Kenneth Diver and Frederick
Albert Shipman, Swissvaile, Pa.
10380
Hauptmann paid with his life to-day;
song. ©1e. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp.
123420; Oma Ruth Board, Iraan,
Tex. 10381
Hauptmann’s last mile of the way; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1986;
EH unp. 122291; Vina Morrison, Mar-
shall, Ark. 10382
Hauptmann’s last reprieve; m Roy
Richardson; mixed voices. © 1 «.
Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 121964; Vina
Morrison, Marshall, Ark. 103883
Havana Lou; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123165;
Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okl. 10384
Have a little thought for me; arr.
Morty Berk; pf., with w. © 1.
Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 1233808; Jackie
Camp, Camden, N. J. 10385
Have no fear; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122684; Charles Bowen,
Los Angeles. 10386
Have you met sweet Carrie Carey;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 2, 1986;
E unp. 121612; James McCurtney,
Ardsley, N. Y. 16387
Hawaii and you; by L. D. Richardson,
Dave Mahuka and G. A. Bronson;
Hawaiian guit., in note and dia-
gram; with guit. chord symbols. ©
Apr. 7, 1936; E pub. 54600; Bronson
music & sales corp., Detroit. 10888
Hawaiian cowboy; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122203;
Solomon Maluhia Kekipi Bright,
San Francisco. 10389
Hawaiian echoes; Hawaiian guit., dia-
eram arr., in A. © Dee. 2; 1935;
E pub. 54661; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 10390
Hawaiian memories; Hawaiian lulla-
by, melody. © 1. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121897; Andy Iona Long, Los
Angeles. 10391
471
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10392
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Hawaiian moon of melody; w and
m W. Seavey Hudson, arr. L. D.
Richardson and G. A. Bronson;
Hawaiian guit., in note and dia-
gram; with guit. chord symbols; in
E flat. © Apr. 7, 19386; EK pub.
54601; Bronson music & sales corp.,
Detroit. 10392
Hawaiian one to ten; Hawaiian stomp,
melody. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121898; Andy Iona Long, Los Ange-
les. 103938
Haydn (Franz Josef) Drei trios: ow.
32, aufgefunden u. fiir den vortrag
eingerichtet u. bearb. Adolf Sand-
berger; violine, viola u. violoncello.
© Dec. 17, 1934; E for. 438612;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Brunswick,
Germany. 106394
The symphonies of Haydn,
Schubert and Mozart in score; min-
jiature orch. scores, with arrow Sig-
nals and special typographical mark-
ings, ed. and devised Albert H. Wier.
© Apr. 16, 1986; A 94167; Harcourt,
Brace & co., inec., New York. 10395
Wiener hofball-menuette; hrsg.
Franz Burkhart; 2 violinen u. kass,
violoncello, mit klavier ad lib. Par-
titur. © Feb. 10, 1936; E for.
48662; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 103896
Hazy, dazy; w and melody Bob Ed-
wards. © 1 ce Apr. 25, 1936; HB
unp. 123238; Hugh Robert Edwards,
jr., Los Angeles. 103897
He has what it takes; song. © 1.
Apr. 11, 19386; E unp. 122267; Rob-
ert Peter De Bruyn, Roggen, Col.
10898
He made his bow on the Bow’ry; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 122051; Andrew R. O’Connor,
Roslindale, Mass. 10399:
He’s gone to that judge up in heaven;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. Apr.
10, 1986; E unp. 122159; Lu Earl,
Wood River, Ill. 10400
He’s my little big shot; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122113;
Louis Richard Otto, jr., New Or-
leans. 10401
Heart bound; song, m James UL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Apr. 22, 19386; E unp. 122988; Hlea-
nor Kessler, Odebolt, Ia. 10402:
Heart (A) of gold; song, arr. Bertha
Caton Christensen. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936 ; EF unp. 123167 ; Tom Dickinson,
Topeka, Kan. 10408
Hearth glow; song, w H. M. Whiting.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123360;
Lida Kulp, Los Angeles. 10404
Heaven; song. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936;
EH unp. 122157; Jane Dowling Har-
ris, Dothan, Ala. 10405
—w W. Smith, melody D. M. War-
ner. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121909; Wilbur Smith, San Fran-
cisco, and Deloros [M.] Warner,
Berkeley, Calif. 10406
Heaven bound; waltz; pf., with w. ©
1 c.,Apr. 28, 1986; BH unp. 123529 ;
Arthur William Costantino, Provi-
dence. 10407
Heavenly; w Dorothy Clairville Grif-
fith, and melody. © 1. Apr. 14,
1956 ; E unp. 122429; Ella Lyon, Hill-
side, N. J. 10408
Heavens (The) are telling; mixed
voices. © Feb. 26, 1936; E pub.
54470; Hrnst Gottf. Heist, Waverly,
Ta. 10409.
Heavy the cross; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123180; Glenda Ris-
ley Pleasants, Kansas City, Mo.
10410
Hebrew rhapsody; by John Foulds;
full orch. pts. © Apr. 7, 1936; EB
for. 44107; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 10411
Heidenroslein; paraphrase tiber das
volkslied v. H. Werner, text Joh.
Wolfg. Goethe, m Leopold Weninger ;
salon-orch. u. streich-orch. stimmen.
© Feb. 14, 1935; E for. 43762; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 10412
Heigh ho; unison song, w Margaret
Ashworth, m Walter Trinder. ©
Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 43699; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 10413
Heimat; w Ernst Heinrich Bethge, m
Hans Albert Mattausch ; drei frauen-
o. kinderchor, ohne begl. Partitur.
© July 23, 1934; E for. 48596; Hen-
ry Litolffs verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 10414
Heitige (Die) boyes; song, m Jack
Kammen and Joseph Kammen. ©
Apr. 10, 1936; E pub. 54717 ; Hannah
Zuesman, New York. 10415.
Hello cheerful; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122672; Clinton A.
Pedrick, West Los Angeles, Calif.
10416
472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Hello, dark and handsome; pf., with
war © 1 c. Apr. 27, 1986; 1. unp.
123507 ; Ruth EH. Gannon, San Fran-
cisco. 10417
Hello Hawaii; w and m H. E. Forbell,
arr. A. P. McKinney and H. E. For-
bell; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram; in A. © Apr. 22, 1936;
E pub. 54836; McKinney pub. co.,
Peoria, Ill. 10418
Hello, May; song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123142; Myrtie Ran-
dolph Fleuriet, Donna, Tex. 10419
Hello song; pf., with w. © 1c. Mar.
27, 19386; E unp. 121913; Zebron
Britton, Canton, O. 10420
Her evenin’ male; song. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121920; Walter S.
McCabe, Dayton, O. 10421
Here’s to the sweetest girl I ever
knew; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121801; John
C. Egan and L. L. Lewis, Portland,
Or. 10422
Here — there — and — everywhere; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936;
E unp. 123326; Anna Rose Reisch,
Buffalo. 10423
— 6 pieces, by T. F. Dunhill; pf. ©
Mar. 24, 1986; E for. 48745; Thomas
F. Dunhill, London. 10424
Hermosa Granada; paso doble, paroles
Géo. Girard, m Eduardo Stubbs; pf.
© Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 48881; Hdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris.
Herr, ich habe lieb die stitte deines
hauses; motette zum Kirchweihfest,
m Kurt Thomas, werk 25, nr. 16;
4 stimmiger chor, ohne begl. © Dee.
15, 1935; E for. 44065; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 10426
Herr Schmidt; folks tans, song, pf.
se. arr. Jacob J. Schilling. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 30, 1936; E unp. 1215385; Se-
bastian Weisbach, Louisville. 10427
Herr, sei mir gnidig; motette zum
Buss und Bettag, m Kurt Thomas,
werk 25, nr. 14; 4 stimmiger chor,
ohne begl. © Dec. 15, 1985; E for.
44063; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
10428
Hesitation (The) waltz; song. ©l1e.
Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123244; Evelyn
Goetz, Chicago. 10429
Heureux (L’) village; paroles André
De Padet, m Lola Castegnaro. ©
Dec. 30, 1984; E for. 44003; Hdi-
tions Coda, s. a., Paris. 10430
10425 |
10445
Heut’ ist der schdnste tag meines
lebens; langsamer walzer, aus Der
mann mit der pranke, text Hans
Fritz Beckmann, m Wolfgang Zeller,
arr. Otto Linde; orch. stimmen. ©
Oct. 22, 1935; E for. 48678; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 104381
Hidden in the valley ; w and m Hidden
Valley gang. © Apr. 2, 1986; E pub.
54593; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
10432
High school blues; song. © May 4,
1986; E pub. 54291; Olga Arline
Jurasovic, New Brighton, Pa. 10433
Hills (The) at twilight; pf. ©le
Apr. 15, 1986; EH unp. 122571; Troy
Howard Williams, Cleveland. 10434
Hills (The) of home; hymn, w and m
B. B. McKinney. Jan. 21, 1986;
E pub. 53769; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 10435
w Horide Calhoun, m Osear J.
Fox; mixed cho. © Apr. 9, 19386;
H pub. 54610; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 10436
Himno Allan Kardec; himno espirit-
ista. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122495; Salvador Gil Forte, New
York. 10437
Hitch your wagon to a star; from
Sho-window, w Ted Fetter, melody
Richard Lewine. © 1 c. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 123103; Popular mel-
odies, ine., New York. 10438
Hittlers soff; w and melody. ©l1e.
Apr. 7, 19836; E unp. 121962; Abra-
ham S[amuel] Feinberg, New York.
10439
Hoffman program hour; orch. folio,
compiled and arr. G. H. Holmes.
1. Horns in EF flat.—2. Solo B flat
cornet.—3. 8d violin. © Feb. 25, -
1936; E pub. 54927-54929; Raymond
A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
10440-10442
Hold me close step by step; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp.
122690; Michael B. Biro, Jamaica,
oe, ING 10443
Hold me close to your heart; w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 10, 1986; E
unp. 122225; George Victor Malm-
gren, Chicago. 10444
Hole (The) in a doughnut: w and
melody. ©1ce. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp.
122099'; Wilber Wallace Lauterbach,
Gary, Ind. 10445
473
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10446
pt. 7, NSS. .V¥oF
© 1¢ Apr. 8;
Milton E.
10446
Hollywood prince waltz; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1ec. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123177; Dante Toti, Modesto, Calif.
10447
Hollywood star; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122847;
Biagio Mormile, Roxbury, Mass.
10448
Hollywood town; w Charles Land, m
Charles Land and Bettye Harkness.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121828;
Charles Theodore Land, Los Angeles.
10449:
Holy Jesus tender shepherd; sop. 1, 2,
and alto. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1986; E unp.
120549; Grace L. Bremer, St. Paul.
10450
Holy (The) spirit’s leading; hymn.
© Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54609; Her-
schel Fravel, Chicago. 10451
Home-cooxin’ ; w and m Hughie Prince,
Don Raye and Willie Bryant. ©
Mar. 28, 1986; E pub. 54618; Schu-
ster & Miller, inc., New York. 10452
Home (A) in the West; w Hubbard
M. Smith, m J. M. Hubbard, arr.
Mort H. Glickman, Hawaiian guit.
solo, in note and diagram, arr. Nick
Manoloff; with ukulele and _ guit.
chords. © Apr. 6, 1936; E pub.
54556; Calumet music co., Chicago.
10453
Home of my dreams; valse song. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 128602;
Harriet Pearl Buck, Lansdowne, Pa.
10454
Home of our dreams; waltz song, mel-
ody G. Behunin and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122172;
Goldie Behunin, Los Angeles. 10455
Home, sweet home; by John Howard
Payne and Henry Bishop, agrr.;
Hawaiian guit., diagram arr., with
w; in D. © Dee. 2, 1985; E pub.
54886; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
10456
Home to my blue hills; by Colin Wen-
dell, arr. Mario Agnolucci; song
orch. pts. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54389; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
10457
fox-trot, w and m Colin Wendell,
arr. Jack Mason; dance orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. © Mar. 30, 1986;
Holiday march; pf.
1986; E unp. 121993;
Schwarzwald, New York.
E pub. 54388; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 10458
Honey boy; song; pf. or accordion ace.
©1c. Apr. 13, 1986; EH unp. 122341;
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 10459
Honey-bunch; song. © 1 ec. Apr. 17,
1986; E unp. 122677; Donald Kaplan,
New Bedford, Mass. 10460
Honey, don’t keep me waiting; song.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 19836; E unp. 121560;
Laura Cecilia Fortier, Leominster,
Mass. 10461
Honey, please be kind; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; EH unp.
1227638; Edward Thomas Neibaur,
Chicago. 10462
Honolulu lullaby; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 2, 1986; EH unp. 121608;
Louis Muraro and Walter Tighe,
Brooklyn. 10463
Hoof-beats ; w and m Jack Mooney. ©
1 ec Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 121730;
John W. Mooney, Los Angeles.
10464
Hop, skip and jump; rhythm fun for
little folks, w and m. © Apr. 14,
1986; E pub. 54780; Moiselle Ren-
strom, Salt Lake City, Utah. 10465
Hop-skippity-jump; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123222; Carol
Deschere Berendt, New York. 10466
Hopelessly in love; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121891;
Hugene Leonard Schaf, Detroit.
10467
Horse (The) of war; w from Book of
Job, m Desmond MacMahon. © Apr.
8, 1986; E for. 44022; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 10468
Hot toddy; fox stomp, A. Clarey; orch.
ptes. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 43772;
H. Mac Knight, Paris. 10469
Hotcha; hot-time wow, Al Richards;
pf. accordion. © Apr. 1, 1986; H
for. 43689; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 10470
Housekeeping (The) blues; song, arr.
J. C. Watson, jr. © 1c Apr. 18,
1986; E unp. 122308; Effie R. Allison,
Olla, La. 10471
How can I leave thee; song, C. Cramer,
arr. Mort H. Glickman, Hawaiian
guit. solo, in note and diagram, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with ukulele and
guit. chords. © Apr. 4, 1936; E pub.
54555; Calumet music co., Chicago.
10472
474.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
How could you; song. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1986; E unp. 123501; Marie Gianitti,
Gerona, L. I.;’N.-Y: 10473
How do I know I love you; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122052; Andrew R. O’Connor, Ros-
lindale, Mass. 10474
How do I stand when I’m sitting with
you; pf. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 19386; E
unp. 122084; Vincent Profita, Clifton,
N. J. 10475
How do they do it; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122022;
Clifford Morlin Cornelius, Phoenix,
Ariz. 10476
How easily things go wrong; pf., with
w. ©1e Apr. 4, 1936; EH unp.
121845; Bernice Braham, Cleveland.
10477
How like a rose is love; w Hal Hode,
m Peter Tinturin. © Apr. 10, 1936;
EH pub. 54300; Handy bros. music
co., ine... New York. 10478
How’s my chance; w and m Billie
Belden Breese. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 122407; Wilda Myrtle Breese,
Portland, Or. 10479
How sweetly does the moonbeam
smile; old folk ballad, w Thomas
Moore, adaptation and m = arr.
Oscar J. Fox. © Apr. 29, 1936;
E pub. 54947; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 10480
How wonderful; hymn, w and m B. B.
McKinney. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
53762; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
10481
Huelguistas (Las); by Cuco Luevano
and L. Vera; pf. treble. ©1c. Apr.
2, 1936; H unp. 121616; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
10482
Hula melody; w and m Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits.; in C. © Apr. 15,
19386; E pub. 54731; Elbern H.
(Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa. 10483
Hula moon; song, w and arr. for guit.,
etc., Ruth Kaai. © Oct. 25, 1985;
E pub. 54860; David Kaai, Lincoln,
Neb. 10484
Humorous eccentrique; pf. © 1 «
Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 121994; Milton
EK. Schwarzwald, New York. 10485
Hungarian, Bohemian and _ Slavic
dance album; arr.; pf. and chro-
matic accordion. © Mar. 23, 1936;
E pub. 54578; Antonio Zordan, Chi-
cago. 10486
10499
Hungarian march; by Leopold
Dvorak, arr. B. Leopold; full orch.
pts. © Jan. 31, 1936; E for. 44037 ;
Edition continental, B. Leopold,
Prague, Czechoslovakia. 10487
Hunt (The) breakfast march; pf. ©
1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122440;
Milton EH. Schwarzwald, New York.
10488
Hutchens (Frank) Four musicnl
cameos; pf. © Jan. 16, 1936; E for.
44041; Allan & co., prop. Itd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 10489
Hyde Park; march, W. T. Hughes;
military band pts. © Mar. 27, 1936;
E for. 44096; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 10490
Hymn to America; w and m Eliza-
beth Hamm; mixed voices. © Aug.
10, 1985; E pub. 546738; Richard
Drake Saunders, Los Angeles.
10491
Hymne der arbeit; dichtung Kithe
Sommer, m Hermann Blume; 3
stimmiger schul- o. frauenchor;
klavier o. harmonium ad lib. ©
Mar. 20, 1936; E for. 44048; Aug.
Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 10492
Hymns of the Christian life; a bk. of
worship in song, ed. David J. Fant.
© Apr. 17, 1936; A 93831; Christian
publications, ine., Harrisburg, Pa.
10493
I ain’t going that way; w and melody
L. Melrose. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
E unp. 122933; Wabash music co.,
Chicago. 10494
I ain’t gwine to worry no mo’; song.
©. 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; BE unp. 121739;
Isabel Likens Gates, Washington.
10495
I am a Texan; w and m Carl Venth.
@ Apr..1, 1936+ pub. 54552: C.-C;
Birchard & co., Boston. 10496
I am an echo; song, w Charlotte
Kandace. © 1 c¢ Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122857; Charles Bowen, Los
Angeles. 10497
I am coming to my Savior; hymn, w
Ina Duley Ogdon, m Roger M.
Hickman. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
53778; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
10498
I am goin’ to town; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123377;
Lee J. Nelson, Goshen, Utah.
10499
475
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10500
I am loving anew; song, w Erna S.
McConnell. © 1 ce. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123390; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 10500
am waiting, dear; song; violin,
cello and, pf. ace. ©: 1.¢; Apr. 7;
1986; E unp. 121963; Frederick
Bond, New York. 10501
am wild about you; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp. 121561:
Steve Spracale, Pittsburgh. 10502
bring my love; song, arr. Mildred
Lightner. © 1 ec Mar. 28, 1936;
EH unp. 122006; Doris J. Brickman,
Los Angeles. 10503
I burned my candle at both ends when
I earried the torch for you; song,
m Jeanne Dunne; in E fiat © 1
e, Apr: 245 1036" ER 7UNp wel eae
Owen Crump, Hollywood, Calif.
10504
call it heaven-—I call it paradise;
song, pf. se. Harold Potter. © 1 «¢.
Apr, 22, 1936; BH ump. 123067; Clit-
ford Hector Francar, Green Bay,
Wis. 10505
can keep you in love; song. © 1.
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121544; Mary
Dehon Mauldin, Stuart, Ma. 10506
can see you all over the place; w
Clarence Williams, nm: C. Williams
and Thomas (Fats) Waller: with
Sire. arr....©, Jan. 6, 19867 one:
54822; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 10507
can’t even remember it now; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122119; Gail Dickson Patterson,
Wellesley, Mass. 10508
can’t forget you; waltz song, m
James Crane. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
E unp. 122920; Mary Ann Verna,
Holsopple, Pa. 10509
I can’t help loving you; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122492;
Hleanor Murphy Wallace, Baton
Rouge, La. 10510
can’t imagine; w Val Burton, m
Will Jason; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion and guit.
© Apr. 2, 1936; E for, 44121; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
10511
can’t let my fingers slip; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122036; Hyman Teavler, Montreal.
10512
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
I can’t love alone; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123329;
John Sexton, Detroit. 10513
I can’t play my banjo, with Susannah
on my knee; from The ‘Texas
ranger, w Jack Scholl, m Phil Bou-
telje. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123134; Paramount productions mu-
sic corp., New York. 10514
I can’t see it that way; w Helen Ball,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936;
E unp. 122258; Goldie F. Logan,
Glenside, Pa. es 10515
I can’t understand, why you can’t un-
derstand me; w and m Ginger Rog-
ers; with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr.
3, 1936; E pub. 54463 ; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 10516
I come to you; w Bessie Lasky, m
Miguel Sandoval. © Apr. 10, 1936;
E pub. 54654; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 10517
I could dance forever with you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 18,1936 ;, H)unp.
122363; William Ingledue, Salem,
O. 10518
I’d better keep an eye on you; w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 24, 1986; H
unp, 123149; Hdwin Markham Mac-:
Leod, Washington. 10519
I'd like to be in heaven; w and mel-
ody C. F. Coon, arr. Milton Bracht.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 123118;
Charles F. Coon and Milton G.
Bracht, Toledo. 10520
I’d love to sing you a melody; w and
m Donald Vincent. © 1c. Apr. 21,
1936; EH unp. 123128; Louis Vincent,
Vincennes, Ind. 10521
I desire to acquire your love; song,
m N. Hague. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
E unp. 122485; John D. Marsh, Fay-
etteville, Tenn. 10522
I did it again; w and m Bill Barry
and Jean Herbert, arr. Arthur Gut-
man; with guit. arr. © Mar. 3%
1936; E pub. 54752; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 105238
I didn’t care for blondies until you
came along; song, m H. T. Ayres,
arr. J. Rosemarin. © Feb. 1, 1936;
E for. 44128; P. A. Selinger, Hold-
fast, Sask., Canada. 10524
I don’t believe in Santa Claus; song.
©1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122039;
Leslie ©. Groff, Chicago. 10525
476
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
I don’t need a Daniel to interpret my
dreams; song. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1936;
E unp. 123097; William Roberts,
Waupun, Wis. 10526
don’t—you don’t; fox-trot song, mel-
ody L. Felciano and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121755;
LaVerne Felciano, Richmond, Calif.
10527
I dreamed; song, arr. W. G. Utermoeh-
len.,..© ,1. ¢,. Apr:, 22, 1936;E -unp.
123120; Florence S. Goodsell, Coral
Gables, Fla. 10528
dreamed that I was queen of Toy-
land; w and m Jimmy Merrimon;
Bia yk Gets (,. 1ooG 3 BE). an.
123298; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 10529
I feel myself slippin’; w and m Marty
=
Symes and Matt Malneck; with arr.
for guit., etc., and additional! cho. for
pf. accordion. © Apr. 25, 19386; E
pub. 54925; Ager, Yellen and Born-
stein, inc., New York. 10530
fell for a song; w H. Chor, and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 31, 1936: E unp.
121662; Henry Chor and Don Tap-
pan, Baltimore. 10531
fell in love with you over the air:
song, m Yvonne Lovely. ©1c. Apr.
2, 19386; E unp. 121596; Pearl Kirby
Hargis, Coal Creek, Tenn. 10532)
felt the pain of Cupid’s arrow; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
EH unp. 122523; Frank Von Luehrte,
Cincinnati. 10533
found a new star in heaven; song.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123402;
William Howard Goldstein, Los An-
geles. 10534
found my love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp. 123650;
James 8S. Penick, Camden, N. J.
10535
found someone; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
8, 1936; E unp. 122072; William Bell
King, Buffalo. 10536
found you in my dreams; melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122880;
John W. Jenkins, Newark, N. J.
10537
I found you in the dark; w J. E. Par-
ker, m M. Zollern. © 1. Apr. 2,
1986; E unp. 121648; Michael Zol-
lern, Boston, and Jessie E. Parker,
Alliston, Mass. 10538
I got a dime in my pocket; fox-trot, w
and m Will Hudson; orch. pts. ©
10553
Apr. 7, 1986; E pub. 54625; Mills
music, inec., New York. 10539
I got a gal back home; w Jack Yellen,
La
m Lew Pollack. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 121704; Movietone music
corp., New York. 10540
had a dream; pf., with w. ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1936 ; E unp. 122778; Charles
Walter Moore, Toledo. 10541
I hate to see you go to Buffalo; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122055; Elizabeth L. Cook, St. Louis..
10542
have everything to live for; song.
© Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54839: Helen
Hsther Brase, Fresno, Calif. 105438
I have found the chord that was lost;
—
sacred song, w W. M. Clark, adapted
to m of The lost chord, by Arthur
Sullivan; pf. or organ acc. © Apr.
4, 1986; E pub. 54541; Boston music
co., Boston. 10544
have good news; w Fred Peter, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
121626; John H. Reed, Rensselaer,
Nays, 10545
haven’t managed to get you; w and
melody. © 1 c. Apr. 18, 1936: E
unp. 122720; Jerome Siegan, Chicago.
10546
I just can’t take it; w B. Braham and
I
=
I just thumb my way; Song.
477
Charlet Barnes; pf. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 121846; Bernice Bra-
ham, Cleveland. 10547
just got some money from home; w
and m Niles Kinney. © 1 ec. Apr.
3, 1986; E unp. 121715; Maynard
Niles Kinney, Berkeley, Calif.
10548
just met you; w Paula Frater and
E. R. Meyers, and melody. © 1.
Apr. 16, 1986 ; H unp. 122609 ; Evelyn
Russell Meyers, Brooklyn. 10549
just natur’ly stopped living; song.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 122887 ;
Geraldine Triba, Milwaukee. 10550
© Mar.
12, 1986; E pub. 54511; Alfred Fran-
cis McDermott, Pound, Wis. 10551
just want to be happy; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Apr. 18, 1936; E unp.
122380; Carmen De Mille, New Or-
leans. 10552
knew that you were mine; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122106; Evelyn Louise Perata, Ala-
meda, Calif. 10553
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10554
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 31
I know; song, melody Jack Schaten-
stein. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121900; A. R. Chessman, Blackwood,
INOS. 10554
I know a name; hymn, w John R.
Clements, m B. B. McKinney. ©
Jan. 21, 1986; H pub. 538756; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 10555:
I know a road; w J. Keirn Brennan,
m Albert Von Tilzer. © Apr. 8,
1936; E pub. 54590; Robbins music
corp., New York. 10556
I know everybody but you, let’s get
acquainted; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 21, 1936; EH unp. 122889; Selmar
Tideman Rein, Greeley, Col.
10557
I know the nicest secret; m William
G. Oglevee; pf., with w. © Mar. 20,
1986; E pub. 54790; Louise M.
Oglevee, Rock Island, Ill. 10558
I know you can’t come down from the
mountain; w and m J. Hgan and
Tol, luewis pi, treple, (Owae.c:
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121802; John
[C.] Egan and L. L. Lewis, Port-
land, Or. 10559!
like the way about you; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122573;
Joseph Jackson Ivins, Chattanooga.
10560
I like to dream of a night in June;
song, arr. Marjorie Mayfield.. © 1c.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122667; Marie
Bailey, Durant, OkKl. 10561
lanl
I live like a queen; fox-trot, w P.
Plaul, melody E. Madden. © 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1986; E. unp. 122369; Prisca
Plaul, New York, and Edward Mad-
den, Syracuse. 10562
Til be happy to-night; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123512;
Rismo Ricci, Woodland, Calif.
10563
Ill be seeing you in Dallas; w and m
Russ Hull and Claude Heritier. ©
1c Apr. 11, 1986; H unp. 122227;
Harry K. Bell music co., Warren, O.
10564
I'll be there at the fair in thirty-nine;
w and m W. Wakefield, arr. Alice
Bredesen. © Mar. 31, 1986; E pub.
34814; Wallace Wakefield and Frank
xX. Harrigan, San Francisco.
10565
I'll be waiting, dear; song, w Char-
lotte Kandace. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122858; Charles Bowman, Los
Angeles. 10566
I'll be with you in my dreams; w and
meledy. © 1. Apr. 16, 1936; E
unp. 122597; Kenneth Dell LaRo,
Minneapolis. 10567
Ill bring home the bacon; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp.
122975; Agnes Stewart Beck, Free-
port, Pa. 10568
T’ll bubble with bliss, when your two
lips I kiss; waltz, w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122201 ;
Harriet Pehlke, Detroit. 10569
I'll ever praise Thee; w Isabel H.
Zehr; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; EH
unp. 123440; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 10570
Ill forgive you, but cannot forget;
waltz song, m Hrnest Shonfield. ©
1 e. Apr. 11, 1986; EH unp. 1223800;
Albert Kennedy, San Francisco.
10571
I'll hold you close right in my arms;
w Howard Granville; pf. ©l1e
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 128441; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10572
l’ll keep on dreaming; fox-trot, w Lee
Moore, melody Sam Adelman. ©
1 ce. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp.. 121759);
Leontine HE. Gray, White Plains,
Ne 10573
Tli keep on loving you; w Martha V.
Pollard; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 123442 ; Sylvester Long.Cross,
Portland, Or. 10574
I’ll love you if I can, Suzanne; song.
©1e. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122375;
Royal Musgrove Tinker, Washing-
ton. 10575
I’li make believe; w and melody Harry
Dermer. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp.
121688; Harold Dermer, Brooklyn.
10576
Pll never be lonesome again; w and
m Sunny Bothner; pf. © 1c. Apr.
7, 1986; E unp. 123297; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15077
T’ll remember, now that I’m in love
with you; w and melody. ©1.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121890; Eugene
Leonard Schaf, Detroit. 10578
I’ll share my dreams with you; song.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123633;
Mrs. John Raymond Hansbrough,
New Haven. 10579:
478
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986
10606
I'll sing that little song for you; waltz,
w J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121720;
Patrick Purcell and Joseph McDon-
ald, Langley Field, Va. 10580:
I’ll take the same; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122250;
Muriel Flanders, San Francisco.
10581
I’ll trade you; w and m Billie Belden
Breese. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
123011; Wilda Myrtle Breese, Port-
land, Or. 10582
Vl wait for you; w Ruth Feiner, m
Hans May; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon, and chords for guit. and
pf. accordion. © Mar. 24, 1936;
FE for. 44101; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 10583.
I’ll wear a white flower for you; w
Dorsey M. Dixon, and melody. ©
1 e. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp. 123068;
Wade EH. Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
10584
I love a man; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 121776; Helen
Gloria Albert, Hollywood, Calif.
10585
I love Gad; song. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1986;
E unp. 121649; Santi Scarfi, Union
City, N. J. 10586
I love Jesus; hymn, w Lovick P. Law,
m Edwin McConnell. © Jan. 21,
1936; E pub. 58757; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 10587
I love loving on a rainy day; song,
melody Frank Vallone. © 1c. Apr.
10, 1936; EH unp. 122187; Edward J.
Nulty, New York. 10588
I love my little wifie; pf. treble, with
w. © 1. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
123181; Airel Roberts Kiley, Rox-
bury, Mass. 10589
I love the blues; w B. Ellison, melody
H. Brooks. © 1 ce. Apr. 21, 1936;
H unp. 122898; Harvey Brooks and
Ben Ellison, Los Angeles. 10590
I love the briny sea; song. ©1..
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123112; Gor-
don William Jensen, Milwaukee.
10591
I love them—I love you, I do; w and
melody... © .1, c.’ Apr. 9,''1986; E
unp. 122114; Louis Richard Otto, jr.,
New Orleans. 10592
I love this little boy so much I wish
that he were mine; song w Paulette
C. Linderme. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123394; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 10593
I love to sing-a; from The singing
kid, w HE. Y. Harburg, m Harold
Arlen; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Mar. 27, 1986; E pub. 54652; Remick
musie corp., New York. 10594
I love to waltz with you; song. ©
Te. Apr. 16,°1986: ‘HW unp:, 2264:
Mary McCarthy Crider, Oklahoma
City. 10595
I love you because it’s just you; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1936;
E unp. 121749; EH. Roswell Reed,
Renovo, Pa. 10596
love you sincerely; song, w Francis
Topham. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; H
unp. 122325; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 10597
I love you so; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 29, 1936; E unp. 1238585; Joseph
Harris, New Orleans. 10598
I’m a failure in a great big way; w
Dick Jenkins; pf. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1986; FE unp. 1238242; George
Schortemeier, Brooklyn. 10599
I’m a slave to love; fox-trot, w C. J.
Milazzo, melody Gene Randazzo.
©1c. Apr. 20, 19386; E unp. 122765;
=
Charles J. Milazzo and Eugene B.
Randazzo, Schofield Barracks,
Hawaii. 10600
I’m a sleepy head; w and m Jimmy
Merrimon; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1986;
EH unp. 123295 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 10601
I’m afraid; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122037;
Vincent P. De Summa, New York.
10602
I’m all alone, my heart has told me;
w Ruth Feiner, m Hans May; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© Mar. 24, 1936; E for. 44102; B.
Feldman & co., London. 10603
I’m at a loss for words; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1936;°E unp. 121825;
Walter Bayer, Detroit. 10604
I’m complaining to you for the way
you’ve treated me; song. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121899; George
Wm. Gore, Beatrice, Neb. 10605
I’m dizzy over you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Agr. Vs. 195e" Bun p. 1223554" ED.
Kiel, Carmine, Tex. 10606
479
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10607
I’m dreaming at dawning; valse song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «
Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122081; Ray
Hezekiah Baker, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 10607
I’m dreaming, just dreaming of you;
w Leona Kelsey; pf. © 1c. Apr.
7, 19836; E unp. 123266; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 10608
I’m dreaming of you; waltz song, mel-
ody HE. Green and Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1986; EH unp. 122166;
Edward Green, Columbus, O. 10609
I'm ’fraid to take a chance; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1936; H
unp. 122600; Katrine Hverbach
Heitger, New York. 10610
I’m gettin’ no where fast; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp.
122566; James Lewis Custer, Phila-
delphia. 10611
I’m glad; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
23, 1986; E unp. 123114; Vincent
Charles Homand, Albany. 10612
I’m going back to Texas; song. ©1e.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 128594; Eliza-
beth Whittaker Haskell, Dallas.
10613
I’m going back to the old home; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1986; HE
unp. 122504; John O’Connor, New
York. 10614
I’m going back to the valley where the
moon plays peekaboo; song, melody
Mabel Burkhalter Locke. © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122668; Mel-
vin Kitterman, Milford, Ill. 10615
I’m going fishing today; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122049;
Roy E. Glaze, Ackley, Ia. 10616
I’m going to be a boondoggler; song.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121709;
Wallace Gordon, Brooklyn. 10617
I’m going to Dallas to dilly dally; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123491; Hwen Hail, San
Antonio. 10618
I’m going to tell your mother; w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 30, 1986; E
unp. 123640; Joseph Best, Rahway,
N. J. 10619
I’m gon’na murder you; song. ©1e.
Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122226; Samuel
Allen Miller, Tower City, Pa. 10620
I’m happy; w and m Rita Brown; pf.
©1e Apr. 7, 19386; E unp. 128261;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10621
pt. 1H Ss. Veo
I’m happy and I’m free; song. ©1e.
Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121597 ; Richard
Harrison, Lachine, P. Q., Canada.
10622
I’m happy to-night ; w Samuel Lazarus,
and melody. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E
unp. 121502); Jacob Hersch Fenichel,
Newark, N. J. 10623
I’m heading south today; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp.
123654; Mae Wolk Reinstein, Brook-
line, Mass. 10624
I'm high; song. ©1. Apr. 24, 1986;
E unp. 1232283; Carol Deschere
Berendt, New York. 10625
I’m in a happy state of mind; w and
melody. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122314; Ben Horwitz, Chicago.
10626
I’m in rythm with the moon; w and
m Lou Walter. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1936;
E unp. 123473; Lewis Leslie Walter,
Atlantic City. 10627
I’m in the bag; w and melody Mary
Lou and J. Allan. © 1. Mar. 23,
19386; E unp. 120866; Mary Louise
Hock and Jack Allan, Detroit.
10628
I’m just a lonely gypsy heart, dancing
on old Broadway; w Flora McCol-
lum; pi. © 1 ce. Apr... 27.19363
unp. 123443; Sylvester Long Cross;
Portland, Or. 10629
I’m just agoin’ somewhere; song. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121684;
Clara Hichhorn, Wichita. 10630
I'm just an old fashioned boy ; fox-trot
Song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
123603; Gus N. Adair, Los Angeles.
10631
I’m just beginning to care; w and mel-
ody Seymour Simons. © 1 ¢. Apr.
20, 1986; EH unp. 123518; Irving Ber-
lin, inec., New York. 10632
I’m just existin’, waitin’ around; w
Marie Souza, and melody. ©1..
Apr. 1, 1936; E unp. 121554; Charles
Enos, New Bedford, Mass. 10633
I’m just living for someone I love;
valse song. © 1c Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 121666; Henry Morrow, New-
ark, N. J. 10634
——w and m Henry Morrow. © Apr.
30, 1936; E pub. 54942; Morrow mu-
sic publisher, Newark, N. J. 10635
I’m keeping my eyes on you; w Jack
Rodgers, m Jack Diamond. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123496; Erwin
Eugene Zimmerman, Seattle. 10636
480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
I’m lonesome for you; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 17, 1936; E unp, 122682; Aletha
Rayford, New York. 10637
I'm looking for a girl like you; w
Wm. McKenna, melody Bert Davis.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121867;
Lang-Worth feature programs, inc.,
New York. 10638
I’m looking for a lovin’ man; song,
w William Speight. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122820; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 10639
I’m lodking for a someone; w J. A.
Tucci, m Harl R. O’Neill; pf. ©l1c.
Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121495; Jos-
eph A. Tucci and Har] O’Neill, Shen-
endoah, Pa. 10640
I’m looking for something that never
comes; song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123248;
Bess S. Porter, Columbus Grove, O.
10641
I’m losing my heart right from under
my nose; w and melody. ©1..
Apr, 20, 1986; E unp. 122780;
Horwitz, Chicago. 10642
I’m marking time; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122601;
Katrine Everbach MHeitger, New
York. 10643
I’m not coming back anymore; w and
m Sunny Hemingway; pf. treble
ace. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp.
123357; Madelaine Hemingway, Oak
Park, Jih 10644
I’m not stirring the sugar in my cof-
fee, cause I’m saving my spooning
for you; w and melody. © 1..
Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 1225384; Re-
nato Rapetti, New York. 10645
I'm on a wild goose chase; w Jack
Lawrence, m Hliot Daniels; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Apr. 15, 1986;
E pub. 54719; Miller music, inc.,
New York. 10646
I’m on my way back home; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E
unp. 128369; Sidney Edgar Porce-
lain, New York. 10647
I’m on the way out of your heart;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1986;
EH unp. 121708; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, No. Cambridge, Mass.
10648
I’m only dreamin’; song. © 1c. Apr.
25, 1986; E unp. 1238309; Harold
Angus Slater, Spokane. 10649
70365—36——4
10663
I’m pinning leaves on the trees; w
Madeline Glass. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122746; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 10650
I’m pixilated over you; w Edward
Heyman, m Harold Spina. © Apr.
22, 1986; E pub. 548388; Santly
bros.—Joy, ine., New York. 10651
melody Harold Spina. © 1
c. Apr. LO, 19386; BE unp? J2209ss
Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New York.
10652
I'm puffing my sorrows away on a
cigarette; song. © 1 ¢ Apr. 29,
19386; E unp. 123561; David Caruso
and Anthony Grego, New Orleans.
10653
I’m receiving you; song. © 1c. Mar.
30, 1986; E unp. 121527; Joseph
Rogalle, Pittsburgh. 10654
I’m reminded of Hawaii; w and m
Eddie Alkire; Hawaiian guits.; in
Gi ©} B-e: pAipre 15s 198634) pub.
54729; Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire,
Easton, Pa. 10655
I’m sailing for fair Hawaii; w and
m Verna Hodgson; pf. © 1. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123428; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 10656
I’m satisfied you’re mine; song. arr.
and sc. M. W. Speer... © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 1986; E unp. 122149; William
Harvey Maupin, Oklahoma City.
10657
I’m setting a trap, to catch you; w
J. M. Reddie, m E. Blake. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 9, 19386; E unp. 122150; J. Mil-
ton Reddie and Eubie Blake, New
York. 10658
I’m singing lonely love songs; fox-trot;
pf., with w. ©1ce. Apr. 28, 1936; EB
unp. 123530; Arthur William Cos-
tantino, Providence. 10659
I’m sitting on a moonbeam; waltz, w
and melody. ©1c. Apr. 28, 1936; E
unp. 1238525; Joseph Franklyn Orms-
bee, Standish, N. Y. 10660
I’m so alone without you; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E
unp. 122538 ; Boyd James and Robert
Lutzelman, Fremont, Neb. 10661
I’m so lonely; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121671; Ches-
ter Bennett, West Point, Ky. 10662
— fox trot song. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 123608; Jessie Popo-
vitch, Detroit. 10663
481
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
“0664
| OLR BO eee mans
I’m spreading my wings to fly; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936; EB
unp. 123571; Hylda N. M. Cornell,
Providence. 10664
I’m tellin’ you now I love you; song.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121568;
Ted R. Best, Chariton, Ia. 10665:
I’m turning on the radio; fox-trot, w
Sam Barry, melody Fred Greene. ©
ice Apre rll. 19386; ump. 22228"
Samuel Barry Shuman, Roxbury,
Mass. 10666
I’m waiting Margarett; w Dora Ba-
con; pf. ©1e. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122747; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 10667
I’m waiting, waiting by the telephone;
song. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp.
121660; Billy Hileen Parmenter,
Hayti, Mo. 10668
I’m wishing my life away for you; w
Percy Edgar, m Leslie Sutch; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1936; HB
for. 44129; Macmelodies, ltd., Lon-
don. 10669
met Susanne in Amsterdam; w J. T.
McMahon, m F. M. Ludington. ©
Die Apr. 10/(198632 © np? 1122212;
Flavia M. Ludington and John T.
McMahon, Pasadena. 10670
I miss my little miss; w Buzz Nesbitt,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
120671; William E. Nesbitt, Granite
City, Ill. 10671
I miss the whippoor-will; w and mel-
ody Ora Camden Huff. © 1c. Apr.
11, 1986; E unp. 122271; Ora Alice
Huff, Jerome, Id. 10672
miss you, dear; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122594;
Herman E. Fisher, Brooklyn. 10673
I must be losing my mind; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp.
123643; John Hgan and L. L. Lewis,
Portland, Or. 10674
I must have been dreaming; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Dee. 31, 1935: EH
unp. 115618; Earle Taylor Rush, New
York. 10675
I need you in a great big way; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Apr. 13, 1936; HE
unp. 122346; Carlton McCarthy II,
Richmond. 10676
I never knew; w and m Sue Alexan-
der; pt... © Ayg.e Apr..22, 1986: TH
unp. 125046; Susan Howell Alex-
ander, New York. 10677
Lome!
b=
I never knew ’till I met you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E
unp. 122237; Lester Frank Kienow,
Carson, Ia. 10678
IT never knew what moonlight is for;
wand melody. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1936;
HE ounp. 1231238; Paul F. Kordus, Mil-
waukee. 10679
I only wish; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 24, 19836; HE
unp. 123256; Lorie Lentsch, jr., St.
Paul. 10680:
I see you in the flowers; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. Apr.
9, 1936; EH unp. 122173; John N. Van
Ness, Washington. 10681
I shall not live in vain; sacred song,
w and m B. B. McKinney. © Jan.
21, 19386; E pub. 53763; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 10682
I should have known better; w and
melody. ©°1 “e’ Apri’ 3)/19se7R
unp. 121725; Clara EH. Brown, Minne-
apolis. 10683
I smelis trouble; w and m Polly Ar-
nold. © Apr. 14, 1936; E. pub.
54720; Handy bros. music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 10684
I stood at my window; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp. 121540;
John Rigby, New Brunswick, N. J.
10685
I take you home in my stream-line-
car; fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr. 9,
1936; E unp. 122094; Albert Wil-
helm Engelken, Elmhurst, L. LI,
IN ORY. 10686
I thought that I’d forgotten; song. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 123340;
Ruthie Mae Davis, Lubbock, Tex.
10687
I understand it all; song, w Evans
Stanwood. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
EK unp. 121907; Jan Sadlo, Los
Angeles. 10688
I used to love; song. © 1. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 122514; Angela Jane
Connor Curry, Hartford. 10689
I’ve a feeling you’re mine; w and
melody J. Evans, Bob Marskey and
Claude C. Richards. © 1 ¢« Mar.
21, 1986; E unp. 120741; Robert H.
Marskey, San Francisco, and Jack
Evans and Claude Richards, Los
Angeles. 10690
I’ve found a garden; song. ©1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 123125; Marion
O’Neill, Ottawa, Il. 10691
482
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1926
I’ve got a heavy date; w Gus Kahn,
m John W. Green, dance arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts., with vocal trio
arr. Mort Howard. © Apr. 15,
1936; E pub. 54711; Robbins music
eorp., New York. 10692
with guit. arr. © Apr. 3,
1936; E pub. 54461; Robbins music
eorp., New York. 10693
I’ve got a moon, moonsy comes and
goes; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1936; E unp. 122064; Margaret Aun
Baker, Annapolis, Md. 10694
I’ve got an Haster hat and an Easter
suit for Haster morning; w and m
Billy James and Charlie Seitter;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 19, 1936;
E pub. 54447; Mills music, inc., New
York. 10695
Tve got evrything that goes with
love; w and m Jules Lavan, Ver-
non Mitchell, Billy James and
Charlie Seitter. © Mar. 19, 1935;
H pub. 54448; Mills music, inc., New
York. 10696
I’ve got the brains and you’ve got the
money ; w and melody Burton Crane.
© 1 & Oct. 30, 1935; E unp. 121577;
Louis Burton Crane, jr., Tokyo,
Japan. 10697
Tye got the melancholy blues for
mother; w and melody. ©1e. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122408; Vera
Heifetz, Los Angeles. 10698
I’ve got the rainy day blues; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
123597; Albert Gondek, Porterfield,
Wis. 10699
I’ve got you again; pf. © 1c. Apr.
21, 19386; EH unp. 122905; E. Frantz
Hershey, jr., Hershey, Pa. 10700
I’ve hung my ladder to a star; w H.
K. Robnett, melody R. J. Hall. ©
He. Apr. 15, 1936; EH unp. 122533;
Hoyle E. Robnett and Rene Hall,
Tulsa, Okl. 10701
I’ve jilted sweet Adeline; w Elsie
Sanguinet, and melody. © 1 e«.
Apr. 8, 19386; E unp. 122053; Hliza-
beth L. Cook, St. Louis. 10702
I’ve locked your love within my heart;
song, w John J. MacIntyre. © 1.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122628; Otto J.
Muller, Nanuet, N. Y. 10703
I’ve made up my mind; w Val Burton,
m Will Jason; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion and guit.
Cr Apr.’ 2,°°1936;" ‘for. 44122.
10716
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don, 10704
I waited, I found you; w S. Taub, m
A. Werthheim; pf. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 123040; Arnold Wert-
heim and Sylvia Taub, New York.
10705
I wanna hot dog for my roll; w Tosh
Hammed, m Clarence Williams;
with guit. arr. Clinton A. Kemp. ©
Dee. 17, 1985 ; E pub. 54825; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine, New
York. 10706
I want a contract with Cupid; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936; B
unp. 123589; Mary Hugenia Duan,
Abilene, Tex. 10707
I want a girl; fox-trot song. ©1..
Apr. 2, 19386; E unp. 121594; Mae
Chamberlain, W. Somerville, Mass.
10708
I want a sentimental ditty; song. ©
1c Apr. 4, 1986; FE unp. .121770;
Stuart Moore, Washington. 10709
I want to be just what you were to
me; song, arr. J. Worth Allen. ©
ke. Apr... 30, 193654 Evcunp.: 123663!:
Thomas Edgar Lewis, Oskaloosa, Ia.
. 10710
I want to be like the moon to you;
valse song. © 1 c¢. Apr. 6, 1936; E
unp. 122958; Mary Elizabeth Hoover,
Waterbury, Md. 10711
I want to be with you; w and m Bob
Rothberg, Adrian Nomis and Ray
Bloch. © 1 ¢. Apr. 16, 1936; E unp.
122608; Superior music, inec., New
York. 10712
I want to believe; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 1238064;
Franklin Collins Robb, New York.
10713
I want to burn my candle at both ends;
w B. Shaw, m David Rose.e ©1-..
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 123595; Bar-
nett Shaw and David Rosinsky,
Dallas. 10714
I want to visit Hawaii; w and m Hddie
Alkire; Hawaiian guits.; in F.
Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54733; Elbern
H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
10715
I want you for me; fox-trot, w and m
Milton Kay and Herman Peters; pf.
©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122816;
Milton A. Klika, Chicago, and Her-
man H. Peters, Berwyn, Ill. 10716
a te
4 oo
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10717
I want you only; w Fred Ceruti, mel-
I
ody J. Huff. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936;
EH ounp. 123475; Jack Huff and Fred
Ceruti, Philadlephia. 10717
was a fool; w Larry Lornay, m Jack
Diamond. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; BE
unp. 123497; Erwin, Eugene Zim-
merman, Seattle. 10718
was born again; w Jack Denby, m
Muriel Watson; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E for. 44007; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. 10719
was your run around; melody with
pf. acc. ©1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp.
Ganze, Chicago.
10720
wasted my time; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Hugh Fowel. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1986; E unp. 122768; Clarence Pear-
son, Oakland, Calif. 10721
will always love you, love you ten-
derly; w and m Irene Le Bel; pf. ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123427;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10722)
will be back in Summertime; song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121686;
Frederic Lepin and Joseph Parisi
Sherbrooke, Que., Canada. 10723
I wish that you’d make up your mind;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1936; E unp. 122537; Boyd James
and Robert Lutzelman, Fremont,
Neb. 10724
wish you were a mazuzah; w and
melody. © 1c Apr. 22, 1986; E
unp. 123000; Richard Warren Brown,
Elizabeth, N. J. 10725
wished out loud; song, m Emelba
Fehrenbach. © 1 ¢ Apr. 23 1936;
E unp. 123084; Earl EH. Judson, New
Orleans. 10726
wonder; w and melody. © 1 «
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123334; Jose-
phine C. Deible, Pontiac, Mich.
10727
I wonder can it be true; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 122526;
Frank Von Luelrte, Cincinnati.
10728
I wonder if you can be happy without
me; w Louise Bascom Barratt, m
Luckey Roberts; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 28, 1936; E pub. 54885; Hubert
J. Braun, Chicago. 10729:
iy
La
—
pt. Tne Ss. v3 t
wonder what became of; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp.
122420; Paul E. Hall, Seattle.
10730
wonder where you are; w Mel
Bourne, melody Louis Drakeford. ©
1 c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122183;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, Astoria,
ees IN 10731
wonder who cares ’cause I’m blue:
w Caroline Lover; pf. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123438; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 10732.
wouldn’t tell the birds, they know
better than 1; w and melody. ©1ce.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121961; Michael
B. Biro, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
10733.
wrote a little song about my sweetie
ple; song, arr. W. G. Utermoehlen.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123636:
Florence S. Goodsell, Saginaw, Mich.
10734
I wrote a song; w and melody. ©1e.
—
Apr. 21, 1936; E unp. 122897; Al
Donahue, New York. 10735.
wrote a song for you; from Summer
Wives, w Dolph Singer and William
Dunham, m Sam Morrison; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Apr. 9,
1936; E pub. 546388; Famous music
corp., New York. 10736
I yearn for you; waltz, w Mary Louise
Ich hatt’
Garibay; pf. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; B
unp. 123539; Gus Jimenez, Chicago.
10737
so gerne an dich geg-
laubt ... ; langsamer fox-trot, aus
Wer zuletzt ktisst, w Rudolph Ber-
tram, m Robert Stolz, op. 658. ©
Feb. 14, 1986; E for. 48729; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 10738.
Idaho; song, Frank French, arr, Mort
H. Glickman, Hawaiian guit. solo,
in note and diagram, arr. Nick Man-
oloff; with ukulele and guit. chords.
© Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 54557; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 10739
If: w Fred Douglass, and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122297;
John H. Byrn, Fresno, Calif. 10740
If Dreamland were my home-town; w
484
and m Debbie; pf. © 1c. Apr. 2,
1936; E unp. 121744; Deborah Par-
ker Mead, Gouverneur, N. Y.
10741
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19386
10769
If he’d only pay attention to me; song.
©1le. Apr. 27, 19386; HE unp. 123502 ;
Marie Giannitti, Corona, L. I.
10742
If I can’t call you mine; w Eddie
Johnston, and melody. © 1c. Apr.
10, 1986; E unp. 122214; Anna
Fenzel, Cleveland. 10743
If I could find the one for me; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 122651; Jewel Ader, Brook-
lyn. 10744
If I could love you tonight; fox-trot
song, melody HE. HE. Bres and Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; HE
unp. 121752; Hmile EH. Bres, Stur-
geon, Pa. 10745
If I could only swing; melody. ©l1e.
Apr. 10, 1986; EH unp. 122211; Edgar
Battles, New York. 10746
If I couldn’t have you; w and melody.
© ic. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122779;
Bernard Howard McLaughlin, North
Cambridge, Mass. 10747
If I had a mirror in my heart; fox-
inoisons..©..1 :c;, Apr. ;20, 1936+
EH unp. 123598; Lillian Saatkamp,
Cincinnati. 10748
If I had the old mazuma; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122503; John O’Connor, New York.
10749
If I had you and the moon; fox-trot
song, m Hrnest Shonfield. © Apr.
6, 1986; E pub. 54574; Beuthene
Kempton, Emporia, Kan. 10750
If I only had a home sweet home;
arr.; Hawaiian guit., diagram arr.,
with w; in A. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
pub. 54662; Harlin bros., Indianapo-
lis. 10751
If in the years; ballad, w and m
Gracie Cornett. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121838; Gracie Cornett Ram-
sey, San Antonio. 10752
If it kept me close to you; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123159; Stan-
ley Gross, Newark, N. J. 10753
If it takes me a lifetime; w J. Cross,
m B. Allen. ©1e. Apr. 22, 1936; EB
unp. 123053; Joe Cross and. Billy
Allen, Brooklyn. 10754
If love should take a holiday ; w Rich-
ard Dix and Sherman Dix, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
122426; Robert Edwin Dix, Fresno,
Calif. 10755
If my heart could talk; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c¢. Apr.
23, 1986; E unp. 123082; Alma Fuller
Wittich, Pensacola, Fla. 10756
If somebody called me sweetheart;
fox trot song. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123616; Octavia Hien, El
Dorado, Ark. 10757
If the stars could talk; w and melody.
©1ec. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122309 ;
Maurice Keathley and Elbert Keath-
ley, Memphis, Tenn. 10758
If this is a dream; song. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 122731; Morton
Hague, Chicago. 10759
If you are there by my side; w Wm.
McKenna, melody Bert Davis. © 1
e. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121875; Lang-
worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 10760
If you care as I care, our cares will
be few; w Florence Ford Collins ; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; B unp. 123439;
Sylvester Long Cross, Mao Se
76
If you kindly say you’re mine; w F. H.
Adamo, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 21,
1936; E unp. 121912; Frank Adamo
and Gertie Purvis, New York.
10762
If youll be my leap year sweetheart ;
song. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp.
1235383; James K. Goss, Portland,
Or. 10763
If you really love me; song. © 1 ec.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 121506; Ruth
Brennan, Hast Orange, N. J. 10764
If you’s a viper; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 17, 1986; EH unp. 120525;
Leroy Stuff Smith, New York. 10765
If you were mine; song. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1936 ;.E unp. 122056; Janice Rog-
ers and Carol King, Chicago. 10766
If you were my honey; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121792;
Matt Kemp, Los Angeles. 10767
Il est comme il est; java, Hug. Gavel,
arr. L. Malkine; orch. ptes., avec
paroles. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43939; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
10768
Il est coquin, le chef de gare; paroles
Jacasse et Jean Chapelle, m Léon
Grunberg. © Dee. 30, 1935; E for.
43827 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
10769
485
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10770
DL. WR eS V or
Il existe encore des bergéres; paroles
J. H. Tranchant, m Jean Tranchant.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 43989; Edi-
tions Arlequin, Paris. 10770:
ile (L’) magique; valse, de La veille
d’armes, paroles Roger-Fernay, m
Jean Lenoir. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
for. 43905; Editions Coda, s. a.,
Paris. 10771
lilinois sunshine beaming; song, m
James lL. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122358 ;sx
Eben M. Williamson, Canton, Ill. .
10772:
Illusion; song, w Tommy Nolan. © 1
e. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122260;
Harry Albert Carlson, Cincinnati.
10773
Ils étaient trois petits chats blancs;
French, Jean -Lorrain, English ver-
sion, Don Titman, m, G. Pierné, sop.
or ten. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub.
54853; A. Fassio, Lachute, P. Q.,
Canada. 10774
Im alten Prater; slowfox, text Peter
Herz, m Hans Lang. © Apr. 12,
1986; E for. 44125; Josef Wein-
berger, Vienna-Leipzig. 10775:
Imitation angel; w B. Shaw, m David
Rose. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp.
128596; Barnett Shaw and David
Rosinsky, Dallas. 10776
In a cabin on a river side; w and m
Alice McCafferty; pf. © 1 e. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123429; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 10777
In a cottage of roses; fox-trot song,
melody D.«Gates and Ben Adelman.
©1e. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121758;
Daisy Gates, West Terre Haute, Ind.
10778
In a funny box they call the radio; w
and melody. © 1 ce. Apr. 7, 1936;
EH unp. 121982; Lucile Snow Lind.
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 10779
In a green valley; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.«.
Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 122989; Sylvia
Brown, Dearborn, Mich. 10780
In a Gypsy caravan; w Ralph Butler
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Sher-
man Myers. © Mar. 18, 1936; E for.
44014; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
10781
In a little inn way out in Indiana; w
and m Bill Barry, Al. Koppell and
Jean Herbert, arr. Arthur Gutman;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 2, 1936; E
pub. 54740; Herbert publications,
New York. 10782
In a little street in Hollywood; 1st
violin. ©1e. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp.
122512; Abie Rivera and Stanley
Wallace, Chicago. 10783.
In a paradise; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e. Apr. 11, 19386; E unp.
122284 ; Denzel Le Mmon, Anaconda,
Mont. 10784
In a quaint old country town; song,
m and ukulele arr. Luther A. Clark.
© Apr. 20, 1936; E pub. 54920; Mary
E. Turner, Watertown, N. Y. 10785.
In a ruined mission chapel; pf. ©
Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54758; Alois
Braun, San Antonio. 10786
In after years; song, m Wilhelm F.
Goetze. ©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122120; Arthur N. Bean, Newark,
N. J. 10787
In all my dreams; pf. treble. ©1c.
Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122394; Arthur
Phillip Crist, jr., Oakland, Calif.
10788
In an old Spanish garden; tango, w
Henry Gershwin, m Wilhelm Licht.
© Apr. 138, 19386; E pub. 54681;
Foreign and domestic music corp.,
New York. 10789
In Barcelona; w and melody. ©1..
Apr. 16, 1936; E unp. 122619; Fred-
erick Kenneth Diver, Swissvale, Pa.
10790
In bonnie Scotland; overture, medley
of Scotch airs, compiled and arr.
Leroy Shield. © Apr. 21, 1936; H
pub. 54829; Robbins music corp..
New York. 10791
In dear old Alabam’; fox trot song.
©1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123621;
Frances Painter, Decatur, Ala.
10792
In Dreamland; pf., with w. © 1 e.
Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122918; Sally
Lou Marsh, Pittsburgh. 10793
In Flanders fields; song, John McCrae.
©1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp. 121548;
Ben J. Bradley, Franklin, Ky.
10794
In front of my cabin door; song, arr.
Harle Bracht. ©1e. Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123235; Louis D. Rounds,
Toledo. 10795
In Granada; old air, author anon,
adapted to poem of Archibald Gor-
don, by J. S. Butler and R. V. Rey-
486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936 10821
nolds. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. garet Zimmerman Stewart, Moor-
122316; Robert V. R. Reynolds, ingsport, La. 10808
Washington. 10796 | In the arms of my dreams; song, w
In Hawaii; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 « Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122623;
Charles Printis Gray, El Paso.
10797
In Langenlois; walzer, w Peter Herz u.
Josef Petrak, m Hans Lang. © Feb.
5, 19386; E for. 48721; L. Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
10798
In love; song, m M. Mayfield. © 1c.
Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122486; John
D. Marsh, Fayetteville, Tenn.
10799
In my dreams I can see you in that
eabin; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1. Apr. 3, 1936; H
unp. 121751; J. S. Biby, Vass, N. C. !
10800
In my Father’s house; song, w Char-
lotte Kandace. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122853; Charles Bowen, Los
Angeles. 10801
In my haven of dreams; fox-trot song,
melody A. E. Boroughf and Sam
Adelman. © 1. Apr. 3, 19386; E
unp. 121753; Arthur EK. Boroughf,
Chicago. 10802.
In my little birch. canoe; song, w
Florence Guilford. © 1. Mar. 20,
1986; E unp. 121921; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 10803
In my lonely reverie; w Sammy Kaye
and Mitchell Parish, m Sammy
Kaye; with guit. arr. © Apr. 7,
1936; EH pub. 54627 ; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 10804
In my Lookout Mountain cabin; song.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121595;
Daisy M. Thieme and Mildred V.
Thieme, Circleville, O. 10805
In other words you know you're wel-
come; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Mar.
21, 1986; E unp. 122691; Dorice
Charles Denton, Valparaiso, Ind.
10806
In prison; op. 65, no. 1 [and]. Sir
Giles’ war song; op. 65, no. 2: songs,
w William Morris. © Mar. 31, 1936;
E for. 44100; Alfred Matthew Hale,
East Liss, Hants, England. 10807
In that beautiful garden of love, on
the banks of the Delaware; foxtrot
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c.
apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122117* ’Mar-
Alice E. Wohlenhaus. © 1. Mar.
96, 19836: E unp. 122152; Emil
Wohlenhaus, St. James, Minn.
10809
In the firelights glow. ©1e. Mar. 17,
1936; E unp. 121509; Leotta David-
son, Hornell, N. Y. 10810
In the hustle and the bustle of the
day; w Richard Dix and Sherman
Dix, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122424; Robert Edwin
Dix, Fresno, Calif. 10811
In the prison of my heart; w G. W.
Fitch, m A. J. Larson; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub. 54509;
Anna J. Larson, Sherburn, Minn.,
and George W. Fitch, De Lancey,
Niet 10812
In the rain; w and melody. ©1.«.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122793; Renzo
Viola, New York. 10813
In the shadows of night; w and
melody Kaye Herman. © 1 ec. Apr.
27, 1986; E- unp. 123404; Herman
Krinsky, Oakland, Calif. 10814
In the shadows of the pine clad moun-
tains; w Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Glen
Ownbey; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 128444; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 10815
In the shadows, which the covered
wagon made; w Htta Simmonds
Robbins; pf. © 1 e¢. Apr. 7, 1936;
E unp. 123276; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 10816
In the spell of the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1986; HE
unp. 122773; Leo Stein, Brooklyn.
10817
In the valley of golden dreams; song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121685 ;
Leland R. Foreman, Somme, Sask.,
Canada. 10818
In the valley of home sweet home;
song, m Basil V. Alt. © 1. Apr.
13, 1986; E unp. 122879; William H.
McCaddon, Washington. 10819
In Trafalgar square; w and m Ralph
Butler, Stan Merell and Evan Chard;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 26, 1936;
FE for. 48739 ; Macmelodies, ltd., Lon-
don. 10820
In your own inimitable way; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1936; E
unp. 122602; Katrine Everbach Heit-
ger, New York. 10821
487
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10822
Ob ATT pS Wee
Indian song; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123359;
Nicholas Nickley, San Francisco.
10822
Indiana moon; m Burrell Van Buren;
DE... with iw. ..© Ine. Apr 2) 1936
EH unp. 121625; Victor A. Robinson,
Redding, Calif. 10823
song, melody Jack Schatenstein.
©l1e. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp. 123055;
Charles L. Seitz, Sapulpa, Okl.
10824
Infatuation and syncopation; w and
melody Al Catenaro. © 1 ¢c«. Apr.
23, 1986; E unp. 123092); William Al-
bert Catenaro, Uniontown, Pa. 10825
Inno al Duce; m Luigi Canoro; pf.,
con testo. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E
unp. 123313; Salvatore Tedesco, New
York. 10826
Inno alla Croce Rossa; pf. © 1 «.
Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 122317; Salva-
tore G. Ietti-Rossi, Cleveland. 10827
Instrumental ensemble method for
class instruction and ensemble play-
ing; by Osear J.. Lehrer. 1. Clari-
net.—2. Cornet. © Mar. 27, 1936;
AA 203290, 208291; Scott P. Squyres
and William R. Wehrend, Oklahoma
City. 10828, 10829
Intercollegiate stomp; orch. sc. © 1
ce. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123024; Clif-
ton Henry Meyer, New York. 10830
Interlude; song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
EK unp. 123141; Isabelle Dwan, New
York. 10831
Intimité ; tango, paroles Jean Chapelle,
m Don Carlos et Raymond Balet.
© Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43814; Hdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 10832
Into my arms once again; song, w
Robert Crawford. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121262; Arthur Spen-
cer, San Francisco. 10833
Into the cove of your heart; song; m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122365;
Jacob P. Elmer, Arpin, Wis. 10834
Intoxicated (The) rat; w Dorsey M.
Dixon, and melody. ©41e. Apr. 23,
1936; E unp. 123070; Wade HE.
10835
Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
Introducin’ Mr. Duchin; w and mel-
ody. © 1e. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122044; Herman Fairbanks, Phila-
delphia. 10836
Introductions, hot breaks and other
effects; by Eddie Alkire; Hawaiian
steel guit., in note and diagram.
Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54737; Elbern
H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
10837
Invocation; sop. 1,2 and alto. ©le .
Mar. 21, 1936; E unp. 128158; Helen
Coyne Humphreys, Chicago. 10838
Iowa the golden ; song, arr. Karl Holer.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122906;
Bertha Gammon Davisson, Wash-
ington. 10839
Irish (The) washerwoman; new w
Tom Bell and Paul Taylor, voe. re-
arr. Paul Taylor. © 1e¢ Apr. 14,
1986; EH unp. 1224338; Robbins music
corp., New York. _ 10840
Is evrything copesetic ; w Lew Porter,
melody Connie Bemis. © 1c. Apr.
29, 1936; E unp. 123544; Constance
Bemis Glore, Santa Rosa, Calif.
10841
Is it a dream; w Jack Mooney, m Felix
Mills. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp.
122675; John W. Mooney and Felix
Mills, Los Angeles. 10842
Is it true; w and melody. ©1c. Apr.
9, 19386; E unp. 122240; Gerald E.
Barker, Englewood, Col. 10843
Is it you; w and melody. © 1 «
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123545; Guido
Ottavi, Chelsea, Mass. 10844
Is she my baby, well, TU say; w and
melody Ralph De Crescent. © 1c.
Apr. 21, 1936; E unp. 122938; Ralph
De Crescenzi, Los Angeles. 10845
Isabelle; renunciation scene, from .
Fatal lady, w David Ormont, m
Gerard Carbonara; 2 voices and
cho.; organ and harp ace. ©1e.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122833; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 10846
Island dreams; w D. Newton, m W.
Hunter and E. Bailey; [Hawaiian
guit., in diagram]; in D. © 1.
Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122082; Wm.
Hunter, Hileen Bailey and Doris
Newton, Pittsburgh. 10847
Isle of Sleep; w M. A. Lovatt, m HB
Dungate. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; H
unp. 121896; Eva Dungate and Mary
Augusta Lovatt, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 10848
Isn’t love the strangest thing; w and
m Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 7, 1986; HE
pub. 54629; Mills music, inc., New
York. 10849
488
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no. 4, 1936
10877
Ist Gott fiir uns; motette zum Neu-
jahrsfest, m Kurt Thomas, werk 25,
nr. 3; 4 stimmigen chor, ohne begl.
© Dec. 15, 1935; E for. 44057;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 10850
It all depends on you; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121640;
Ray Antonen, Castlewood, S. D.
10851
It didn’t mean a thing to you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E
unp. 128065; Edgar H. Lyon, Union-
town, Pa. 10852
It feels So good ; song, m Eddie Boyden ;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1986; E unp. 122554; William G.
Dunean, Indianapolis. 10853,
It had to happen to you and I; song,
arr. W. G. Utermoehlen. © 1c. Apr.-
22, 1936; E unp. 123119; Florence 8.
Goodsell, Coral Gables, Fla. 10854
It happened to me; song. ©1c. Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 122851; Charles EH.
Mutlhearn, Providence. 10855
It isn’t even funny; w and melody Mae
Wolk. ©1c Mar. 24, 1936; E unp.
122086; Mae Wolk Reinstein, Brook-
line, Mass. 10856
It must be paradise; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Apr. 9,
19386; E unp. 122162; H. HE. Toebbe,
San Diego, Calif. 10857
It must be you; song.
10858
It’s a crazy song; w and melody. ©
1 e. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121729;
Jimmie Franklin, Hollywood, Calif.
10859)
It’s a myst’ry to me; w Richard and
Sherman Dix, and melody. ©1..
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123342); Robert
Edwin Dix, Fresno, Calif. 10860
It’s a night for love; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 122524;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
Providence.
0861
It’s a small world, after all; w and
melody John Jacob Loeb and Carmen
Lombardo. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; E
unp. 122199; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 10862
It’s all your fault; pf. treble with w.
© 1c Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122940;
Percy Walter Earle, jr., Port Neches,
Tex. 10863
© 1c. Apr. 10, |
1936; E unp. 122245; Aniello Voccia, !
It’s best to be true; m Hverett Perry ;
pf., with w. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1936; E
unp. 119012; A. B. Brantley, Bel-
mont, N. C. 10864
It’s centennial time in Texas; song, w
Lynn Walker. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936;
E unp. 122886; John Richardi Rose,
Cleburne, Tex. 10865
It’s cloudy to-night; song. © 1 «
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122090; Henry
Rosenberg and Paul Larey, Kansas
City, Mo. 16866
It’s fun to be in love; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 18, 1936; E
unp. 122724; Kenneth Burnett Roch-
ford, Newark, N. J. 10867
It’s good for me; song. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122432; Tom Daly,
Denver, Col. 10868
It’s high time that we decided; song,
melody HE. Olson and Ben Adelman.
©1ec. Apr. 14, 19386; E unp. 122475;
Emma Olson, Minneapolis. 10869
It’s in the cards; pf., with w. ©
1 ce. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122664;
Mary L. Wooten, Indianapolis.
10870
It’s just another love song; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1e. Jan. 22, 19386;
EH ounp. 118196; R. Howard Bodwell,
Hollywood, Calif. 10871
It’s just you and I in our dreams;
w Ray Kermit Gensler; pf. ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122748; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10872
es like reaching for the moon; w
and m A. Lewis, Al Sherman and
Gerald Marqusee; with guit. arr.
© Apr. 7, 1936; E pub. 54589; Al
Lewis, Brooklyn. 10873
It’s mighty sweet of you to be so sweet
to me; song. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936;
E unp. 121790; Jack Kopf, Phila-
delphia. 10874
It’s nothing but love; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 121668;
S. H. Wilson, Wilson, N. C. 10875
It’s of you I’m dreaming; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp.
122976; Dacus Wardlow, McLoud,
Ok1. 10876
It’s on the tip of my tongue; w Kaye
Herman and Max Blum, melody
Kaye Herman. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936;
E unp. 123528; Herman Krinsky,
Oakland, Calif. 10877
489
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10878
pt. Dy nies. Veet
It’s springtime in my heart; w Billy
Van, m Roy Masters; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E ump.
121644; Roy A. Matthiessen, Maple-
wood, N. J. 10878
It’s the end of my love career; w Ber-
nard O. Kleve, m and arr. for uku-
lele, etc., Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Apr. 21, 1986; EH unp. 122926; Bert
Olson, Caswell, Via Seward, Alaska.
10879)
It’s the youth in me; w M. Reddie, m
EK. Blake. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; BE
unp. 122698; Milton Reddie and
Hubie Blake, New York. 10880
It’s written in my heart; pf., with w.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122273;
George Laurence Blauvelt, Newark,
J nb 10881
It’s written in your eyes; w Samuel
Lazarus, and melody. © 1. Apr.
4, 1986; E unp. 121768; Jacob H.
Fenichel, Newark, N. J. 10882
It’s you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp, 122990; Harl L. Wilcox,
Deshler, O. 10883
It’s you I’m talkin’ about; from
Florida special, w and m Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Apr. 2, 1936;
E pub. 54580; Paramount produc-
tion music corp., New York. 10884
It seems; w Thelma Young; pf.
1 e¢. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 123275;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10885:
It takes two to make a home sweet
home; song. ©1e. Apr. 23, 1986; E
unp. 123099; William Roberts, Wau-
pun, Wis. 10886
It was all for God’s wonderful love;
song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
122457; George HE. Harris, El Paso.
10887
It was just a dream; song. © 1 ec.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122719;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit, New
York, 10888
It was just a kiss that started this;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unn. 121747;
Ida Margaret Lytle, Washington.
10889!
It was on a night like this; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp.
122539; Boyd James and Robert
Lutzelman, Fremont, Neb. 10890
_J aime
It was such a sweet surprise; song,
w Lawrence McGrath. © 1 ¢. Apr.
7, 19386; E unp. 121976; Richard
Young, Brooklyn. 10891
J'ai deviné; mélodie, paroles Jean de
Letraz, m Richard Heymann. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 48907; Royalty,
Paris. 10892
J’ai trop d’amour; mélodie-valse, pa-
roles René Jacquet et Jean Chapelle,
m Gaston Saux. © Dee. 30, 1935;
EK tor. 48873; Editions Pan., s. a.,
Paris. 10893
J’ai vu l'amour ; mélodie, paroles Jean
Chapelle et René Jacquet, m Ray-
mond Balet. © Dee. 30, 1935; B
for. 48803 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
10894
la nature; valse musette,
paroles Gycey, m Fredo Gardoni,
et H. de Beatti. © Jan. 30, 1936; E
for. 43824; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
10895
J’aime tes yeux; tango, paroles
Camille Francois, m Gaston Claret.
© Dee. 30, 1935; BE for. 43819; Hdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 10896
Ja, SO ein ra-da-di-bum . . .; marsch-
intermezzo, text Gerd Karlick, m
EKdmund Kotscher, arr. Franz Stol-
zenwald; orch. stimmen. © Jan.
28, 1986; E for. 43679; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 10897
Jack and the beanstalk; song, m
M. EH. L. Wiedenkeller and Peter
Otto Wiedenkeller ; children’s voices.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E unp. 121591;
Mary Edna Wiedenkeller, Los An-
geles. 10898
Jamboree (The); fox trot, w Lou
Holzer and Larry Shay, m Harry
Kogen, arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Apr. 9, 1936; E pub.
54785; Milton Weil music ¢o., ine.,
Chicago. 10899
Japanese rhapsody; pf. © Apr. 6,
1936; E pub. 54772; Paul C. De-
gavre, Newark, N. J. 10900
Jauchzet Gott, alle lande; motette zum
Erntedankfest, m Kurt Thomas,
werk 25, nr. 12; 4 stimmigen chor,
ohne-begl. © Dec. 15, 1935; E for.
44062; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
10901
Je ne t’ai vu qu’un jour ; tango, paroles
Paul Simon, m Felix Antonini. ©
Dec. 80, 1935; E for. 48797; Hditions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 10902
490
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
10929
Je ne veux rien; tango chanté, paroles
S. Chapelier, m M. Le Cun. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 43841 ; Editions Pan,
S, a., Paris. 10903
Je reprendrai ma solitude; melodie-
blues, paroles Jean Chapelle et René
Jacquet, m Fernand Warms. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43891; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 10904
Je voudrais un joli bateau; paroles
Robert Valaire, m Antonio Parera.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 44031; Edi-
tions Vedette, Paris. 10905
Je vous adore; from Fatal lady, w and
m Sam Coslow and Victor Young;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Apr.
3, 1986; E pub. 54533; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
10906
Jelly-fish; brass, saxophones and
rhythm. Lead sheet sc. ©1c. Apr.
24, 1936; E unp. 123139; Alex Hyde,
New York. 10907
Jérome Perreau; musique pour le film,
par Jean Sautreuil et F. et M. Jean-
jean; pf. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
43920; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
10908
Jes’ natch’ully lazy, I was born that
way; w Eddie Stone and Winky
Tharpe, m Joe Bishop; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub. 54940;
Milsons music pub. corp., New York.
10909
Jesus; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 18,
1936; EH unp. 122707 ; Mary E. Oliver,
Pittsburgh. 10910
Jesus, lover of my soul; by S. B.
Marsh, arr.; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr., with w; in A. © Dee. 2,
19385; E pub. 54663; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 10911
Jesus name specials; hymns. © Apr.
25, 1986; AA 202825; Walter Awood
Meador, Nashville. 10912
Jesus never fails to satisfy; hymn, w
and m Paul Hutchens, harmonized
Mrs. P. H. © Apr. 8, 1936; E pub.
54582; George A. Palmer, Haddon
Heights, N. J. 10913
Jesus remembers me; hymn, w E. D.
Mund and B. B. McKinney, m B. B.
McKinney. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
53774; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
10914
Jesus telephones to me; pf., with w. ©
1c. Apr. 22,1936; EF. unp. ; 123007 ;
Mary E. Oliver, Pittsburgh. 10915
Joe Louis (The) stomp; pf. treble. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121854; Cleo
Brown, Los Angeles. 10916
John Peel; English hunting song, arr.
Robert W. Gibb; boys’ 3-pt. song.
Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 54483; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 10917
Johnny on the spot; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122091;
Paul Plouff, Port Richmond, 8S. L,
NY-Y; 10918
Join the party; from Song and dance
man, w and m Sidney Clare; with
arr. for guit. ete. © Apr. 3, 1936;
EH pub. 54490; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 10919
Jolidays; by Alec Rowley; pf. nos. 14.
Apr. 17, 1986; E for. 440384;
Banks & son, York, England. 10920
Jolly Ethiopians; song. © 1c. Apr.
22, 1986; E unp. 123041; Jasper
Thomas, New York. 10921
Jolly (The) tars; nautical march,
Herbert Henderson; pf. © Apr. 22,
1936; E pub. 54917; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 10922
Joven (Una) de este barrio; by L.
Garza and S. Martinez. ©1c. Mar.
24, 1986; E unp. 121019; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
10923
Joyful (The) violinist; shortest mod-
ern method for the young student.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 121550;
Theresa BaSte, Los Angeles. 10924
Juanita of my dreams; fox trot song,
melody W. T. Lamb and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c, Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
122474; William T. Lamb, Daytona
Beach, Fla. 10925
Jubivitis; w Bob Hoffman, and mel-
ody: © 1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp.
121980; Richard Warren Brown,
Elizabeth, N. J. 10926
Julane; valse song. .© 1 ¢..Apr. 138,
1936; E unp. 122972; Frances Bar-
bour Eggleston, Campton, Ky.
10927
Jumping Salty; w and m Ricky Simp-
son; pf, © 1c. Mar. 20, 1986; E
unp. 121532 Eric Oscar Simpson,
New York. 10928
June is the time for love; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122774;
Jean Jacques Pinard, Drummond-
ville, P. Q., Canada. 10929
491
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10930
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 31
Just a bit of Irish lace; w and m | Just for fun; w and melody. ©1e«.
Monte Carlo and Alma Sanders; pf.
treble. © Mar. 18, 1986; E pub.
54394; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 109380!
Just a half burned cigarette; fox-trot,
w Elliott Arluck; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr.
4, 1986; E unp. 121856; Charles
Faso, New York. 109381
Just a little kiss on the stairs; Ww
Jerry Morton; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7,
19386; E unp. 123271; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 10932)
Just a little lovin’ is the thing; w
Wm. McKenna, melody Bert Davis.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121870;
Lang-Worth feature programs, inc.,
New York. 10933
Just a puppy dog; song. © 1c. Apr.
13, 19386; E unp. 122374; Royal Mus-
grove Tinker, Washington. 10934
Just a song; song, arr. Arthur Terume.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122567 ;
Marguerite Harcourt, New York.
10935
Just a week ago to-night; song. ©
1c, Apr. 6;°1936 Ee unp: 7 2218311 ;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 10936
Just a year ago; song, melody An-
thony Colangelo. © 1 ¢ Apr. 9,
1936; E unp. 122078; Jennie Dough-
erty, Philadelphia. 10937
Just another day; w and melody Man-
uela V. Budrow. © 1 c¢. Mar. 16,
1936; E unp. 123543; Manuela V.
Rafferty, Los Angeles. 10988
Just around the corner; song, w Jane
Logan. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp.
122326; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les 10939)
Just around the corner from the court-
house; w and m Larry Yost. -© 1.
Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122210; Law-
rence D. Yost, Des Moines. 10940
Just because I looked at you; from
Red rhumba, w and m Clay Boland
and Tommy Smith; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Apr. 9, 1936; E pub.
54585; Irving Berlin, inc... New
York. 10941
Just drifting, that’s all; song. ©1c.
Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122626; Kath-
leen Ashley Mendenhall, Orange,
Tex. 10942
Just for a day; w and m Glenn Hay-
den; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 27,
1935; E pub. 54622; Natl. music co.,
Chicago. 10943
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123351; Mich-
ael Pines, E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 10944
Just for me; w Rachel S. Record; pf.
©l1ec. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122749;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
10945
Just for the thrill of it; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122555; Elia Figundio and John
Naptan, New York. 10946
Just in between; from Two hearts in
harmony, w and m Chick Endor and
Charlie Farrell, additional lyric
Horatio Nicholls; with ukulele arr.
and chords for pf. accordeon, banjo
and guit. © Mar. 14, 1936; E for.
43630; Lawrence Wright music co.,
ltd., London. 10947
Just laughing; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121679; Irene
C. Richey, Crawford, Neb. 10948
Just like that; w and melody Joe Dris-
coll and Charley Nicholls. © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122837; Joseph
Earl Driscoll and Charles Dwight
Nicholls, Lemont, Ill. 10949
Just living; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122894; Ar-
mand Granger, Salix, Ia. 10950
Just loving you; waltz song. ©1«.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123006; Grace
F. Bloodgood, East Orange, N. J.
10951
Just make believe; waltz song, melody
K. Ward and Ben Adelman. ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122167; Kath-
erine Ward, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
10952
Just me and you and our tippy canoe;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele’ arr. .© 1. ¢:..Apr., 22, 49363) Hi
unp. 122991; Landon G. Atkins,
Cumberland, Va. 10953
Just one more kiss; w and m Maurice
Shaw. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1936; HE unp.
123171; John Maurice Shaw, Raw-
lins, Wy. 10954
Just remember you can smile; song.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121635;
Gust Safstrom, De Motte, Ind.
10955
Just say too doo too doo; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
121531; Roy Sanford, Los Angeles.
10956
492
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Just start a little trying; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢ Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123257; William
H. Brune, Hammond, Ind. 10957
Just you; song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123407; Leslie C. Groff, Chi-
cago. 10958
Just you and me; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122835;
Lora Miller Burke, Moberly, Mo.
10959
Kamerad deutscher; text Herbert
Seheffier, m John Julia Scheffler;
vierstimmigen m&nnerchor, ohne
begl. © Oct. 12, 1934; E for. 43594;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Brunswick,
Germany. 10960
Kanaka society; song, arr. Silver K.
Piliwale. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; H
unp. 122074; William W. K. Kaai-
kaula, Honolulu. 10961
Kansas City zone song; w and m W. G.
Lewellen; pf. © Apr. 6, 1936; E
pub. 54592; Chevrolet motor co.,
Kansas City zone, Kansas City, Mo.
10962
Karjinsky (N.) Sonate; violon et vio-
‘loneelle. Partition. © Oct. 15,
1935; E for. 48978; Editions Max
Hschig, Paris. 10963
Keep in step with Jesus; hymn, w and
m A. H. Ackley. © Jan. 21, 1936;
E pub. 53772; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 10964
Keep me fully yielded; hymn, w and
m Paul Hutchens, harmonized Mrs.
P.H. © Apr. 8, 1986; E pub. 54583 ;
George A. Palmer, Haddon Heights,
N. J. 10965
Kiddin’ you; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122771; Leo
Stein, Brooklyn. 10966
Kiddy days of yore; song. ©1c. Apr.
22, 1936; E unp. 123013; Moulton
Green, Kansas City, Mo. 10967
Kila-kila Hawaii; by Ylan K. Kealoha ;
Hawaiian steel guit., 7th tuning,
with guit. ace., in note and diagram.
© Apr. 20, 1936; E pub. 54803; Wm.
J. Smith music co., inec., New York.
10968
King (The) is still my Prince Charm-
ing; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Apr.
21, 19386; E unp. 122911; Frank Lu-
ther, New York. 10969
King of swing; w Albert Stillman, m
George Gershwin ; with arr. for guit.,
10983
etc. © Apr. 11, 1936; E pub. 54689;
Gershwin pub. corp., New York.
10970
Kiss me like this; from Sho-window,
w Hugene Conrad, melody Gus EHd-
wards. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
123102; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 10971
Kissable; w P. V. Harrison, m I. R.
Barnett. © 1c Mar. 24, 19386; BE
unp. 122689; Irene Ramsey Barnett,
Newark, N. J. and Polly Van Doren
Harrison, Maplewood, N. J. 10972
Kissable lips ; song, w Verna Hauskins.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 121779;
Harry William Beddig, Oakland,
Calif. 10973
Kisses in the moon; song, arr. Hugene
Morelli. © 1 c. Apr. y21,.1986.; EB
unp. 122892; Edwin A. Peepies, jr.,
Atlanta. 10974
Kitty cat and lively fishes; song. ©
1 @ Apr. 4, 1986; E. unp, 122138;
Mabel Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
109575
Klavierkonzert; in 3 satzen, Kurt von
Woltfurt, op. 25. Klavierauszug, 2
klaviere. © Nov. 29, 1984; E for.
43621; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Bruns-
wick, Germany. 10976
Knapsacks & muskets march; pf. ©
1 c. Apr. 14, 1886; E unp. 122449;
Milton H. Schwarzwald, New. York.
10977
Knights out; pf. ©1e. Apr. 8, 1986;
EK unp. 121995; Milton H. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 10978
Knock wood; w Sammy Cahn, m Saul
Chaplin; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr, 9, 1986; E pub. 54597; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 10979
Kona beach; by A. P. McKinney, arr.
A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tomlin-
son; Hawaii guit., in note and dia-
gram;in D. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub.
54837 ; McKinney pub. co., Peoria,
Il. 10980
Kongo karabalicero; mosaico afro-
cubano, letra y melodia. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 128418; Ro-
berto de Moya, New York. 10981
Konstantinoff (K.) Concerto; réd.
pour violon et pf. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E} for. 43949; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 10982
Konzentrierte (Die) violintechnik ; von
Kurt B. Méchel, of Germany. ©
Feb. 10, 1986; E for. 48665; B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
: 10983
498
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10984
pt. HI, n.s,, v. dk
Korsakov ; selection of Rimsky Korsa-
kov melodies, arr. Paul Yoder; full
band pts., with conductor. © Apr.
17, 1986; E pub. 54779; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 10984
Kunkel’s practical method for Ha-
waiian guitar; for beginners and
class work. pt. 2. © Apr. 23, 1936;
AA 208112; Michael S. Kunkei, Mish-
awaka, Ind. 10985
Kuu ipo wi; w and m Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits.; in F. © Apr. 15,
1936; E pub. 54728; Elbern H. (Hd-
die) Alkire, Easton, Pa. 10986
Labanchi (Gaetano) Thirty-three con-
cert etudes; transcribed Gerardo
Jasilli; saxophone. bk. 2. © Mar.
31, 1986; E pub. 54406; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. — 10987
Ladder of fame; by August H.
Schaefer; solo for cornet, clarinet,
saxophones, trombone or bar.; pts.,
with pf. ace. © Mar. 2, 1936; HB
pub. 53986; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 10988
Lady, can you spare a heart; w and
melody Gene Sickel. ©1e. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp, 122885; Hugene Henry
Sickel, jr., Larchmont, N. Y. 10989
Lady, I did it for the bliss; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1936;
HE unp. 122177; Ella Johnson, Wash-
ington. 10990
Laissez moi; tango, paroles Camille
Francois, m Gaston Claret. © Dec.
30, 1985; EH for. 48820; Editions Pan,
Sea aris, 10991
Lament; by Christophe Bach, freely
transcribed Quinto Maganini; solo
violin and string orch. pts. © Apr.
17, 1986; E pub. 54775; Affiliated
music corp., New York. 10992:
—— —— harmonized from the figured
bass and freely transcribed for solo
violin and string orch. in 9 pts.,
Quinto Maganini. Se. © Mar. 30,
1936; E pub, 54594; Affiliated music
corp., New York. 10998:
Lament moderne; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122100;
Beatrice Leonard, New York. 10994
Lamentation; by Coleman Hawkins;
solo B flat ten. saxophone; pf. ace.
© Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 44094; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
10995.
Lamplightin’ time; w and m Ken
French. © 1 ¢ Apr. 24, 1986; BE
unp. 1238220; Kenneth Howard
French, Rochester, N. Y. 10996
Land (The) beyond the sunset; sacred
song, w V. K. Van De Venter, m
M. B. Richards; low voice; violin
and pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
BE unp. 121589; Virgil K. Van De
Venter and Maude Barnaby Rich-
ards, Dundee, Mich. 10997
Land o’ love; waltz song, melody B.
Ripley and Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122168; Betty
Ripley, Detroit. 10998
La-re-do; song. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1936;
EH unp. 121652; Adelaide Bunn, La-
redo, Tex. - 10999
Largo religieux; mode ancien, m Ar-
mand Crabbé; violon avec orgue ou
pf., et texte latin du O salutaris pour
voix graves ou aigues. ptes.
Nov. 1, 1985; E for 48997; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 11000
Last (The) dance; pf., with words. ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121849); Ber-
nice Braham, Cleveland. 11001
Last night; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122797; Renzo
Viola, New York. 11002
Last (The) of the rumbas; English w
Ben Wyngard and Bernie Weitzner,
melody Sergio De Karlo. © 1 ¢
Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122875; Frank
Gill, New York. 11003.
Last (The) song; w C. H. Knapp, m
J. Finke © 1c Apr. 9, 1986; E
unp. 122127; Clarence H. Knapp and
John Finke, Albany. 11004
Latin waltz; w C. J. Milazzo, melody
Gene Randazzo. © 1 c¢. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122766; Charles J.
Milazzo and Hugene B. Randazzo,
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. 11005
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986;
Jack Kopf, Phila-
11006.
Lazy mountain moon; waltz song, mel-
ody J. Mary and Sam Adelman. ©
1c Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123247;
June Mary, Roseburg, Or. 11007
Lazy sheep; w Ann Taylor, m Mar-
garet Poé; unison voices. © Mar.
15, 1986; E for. 44073; Augener, Itd.,
London. 11008
Lazy waves of Nassau; w Myron
Degnon, m Julia Degnon, pf. sc. Paul
Hill; with guit. arr. © Apr. 22,
19386; E pub. 54945; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 11009:
Lazy boy ; song.
EH unp. 122401;
delphia.
494
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11036
Leader (A) is coming at last; w and
melody. © 1 ce Mar. 36, 1986; E
unp. 122849; Ivor Ajax, Salt Lake
City. 11010
Leap (The) year song; w and m John
Rowland; pf.
E unp. 123278; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11011
Lebert (—) Etude; by Lebert and
Stark, ed. Helen Garrett Mennig;
pf. © Mar. 24, 1986; E. pub. 54705;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
11012
Legend; bassoon, with orch. Se ©
1 ¢@ Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121911;
Sigurd Frederiksen, Lancaster, Calif.
11013
Légende; paroles Jean Chapelle, m
Raymond Balet. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EH for. 43804; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 11014
Lend me you; w A. Scheftel, melody
M. Hochman. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1986;
H unp. 122338; Al Scheftel and Mau-
rice Hochman, Ossining, N. Y.
11015
Leonore; melody Frank Montanez. ©
1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122045; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. ~ 11016
Less work for mother; w Bill Living-
ston, m J. Russel Robinson. © Apr.
6, 1956; E pub. 54542; Joe Davis,
inc., New York. 11017
Let me be the one in your heart; waltz,
w Harold Lawrence, m Isham Jones,
arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts. ©
Apr. 23, 1986; E pub. 54866; Isham
Jones music corp., New York. 11018
Let me call you Mary; song, w Mrs.
Donald Dipace. © 1 ¢ Apr. 20,
1986 ; E unp. 122818; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 11019)
Let me dream of her tonight; song, w
_ Anna Jean Lizotte. © 1c. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122327; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 11020
Let’s agree to disagree; w Armand E.
Daigle, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 24,
1986; E unp. 123170; Joe Capraro,
Hot Springs, Ark. 11021
Let’s bank the fire, that rages in our
hearts tonight; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121563;
Samuel A. Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y.
11022
Let’s be loyal to Roosevelt; m Bill
Mele; trumpet introduction and pf.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; }
treble, with w. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1936;
E unp. 122342; Frank Stanley, New
York. 11023
Let’s chew the fat at the automat;
song, w Martha Mann. ©1e. Apr.
13, 1986; E unp. 122868; Arthur
Gault, Hollywood, Calif. 11024
Let’s cuddle in a cozy corner ; Song mel-
ody Charley Kisco. © 1. Apr. 8,
19386 ; E unp. 122061 ; James C. Lewis,
jr., Hollywood, Calif. 11025
Let’s dance; song. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1936;
E unp. 122144; Mabel Kaufman
Harman, Baltimore. 11026
Let's do our number; song. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121691; Malone
Dickerson, Chicago. 11027
Let’s find out; w Gordon Clifford, m
Jack King; with guit. arr. © Api.
6, 1936 ; H pub. 54519; Robbins music
corp., New York. 11028
Let’s get together again; w and m
S. Menaker. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936;
EH unp. 122491; Sidney Menaker and
Emil Cadkin, Los Angeles. 11029
Let’s give the devil his due; w A.
Scheftel, melody M. Hochman. ©
1c. Mar. 24, 19386; EH unp. 121658;
Maurice Hochman and Al Scheftel,
Ossining, N. Y. 11030
Let’s go to Honolulu; w Norman
Diehl; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 19386; HE
unp. 121973; George S. Muller,
Columbus, O. 11031
Let’s have a love scene of our own; w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 27, 1936;
E eunp. 123368; Sidney Hdgar Porce-
lain, New York. 11052
Let’s honeymoon forever, you and 1; w
Harold Holmes, and melody. ©
1 e¢@. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121789;
Harry L. Williams, New York.
11033
Let’s make it up for the last time; w
and m Tommie Connor and Hddie
Lisbona; with ukulele arr. and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© Apr. 2, 1986; E for. 44114; Sun
music pub. co., ltd., London. 110384
Let’s make tonight our night; sony,
w Charles Day. © lc. Mar. 24, 1936;
H unp. 121576; Calvin Green, South
Norfolk, Va. 11035
Let’s play Adam and Eve; w Myron
Degnon, and melody. © 1 c. Apr.
16, 1986; E unp. 122607; Julia
Strong Degnon, New York. 11036
495
CATALOG OF
11037
Let's play house again; pf. treble, with
w. ©vdleewApry 8): 1986; By up.
121689; Oran H. Nance, jr., Balti-
more, 110387
Let's pretend; w Stanley Daniels,
melody Walter Daniels. © 1 ¢. Apr.
9 1986; E unp. 122102; Walter
Mieezkowski, Detroit. 11088
Let's pretend we've never loved;
melody. © 1c Apr. 20, 1986; EB
sperms
unp. 122720; Lester Young, Kansas
City, Mo. 11089:
Let’s settle down; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Mar, 21, 1986; E unp, 118994 ;
Edna B. Healy, Falconer, N. Y.
11040
Let's sign a contract; Ww and melody,
© 1¢ Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122786;
Bert Dufour, New Orleans. 11041
Let's sing again; from the picture, w
Gus Kahn, melody Jimmy McHugh;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 2, 1986; BH
pub. 54546; Leo Feist," ine, New
York. 11042
Let's take a buggy ride; w and melody.
© 1c, Apr. 11, 1986; B unp. 122253;
Henry Louis Zwick, Rosedale, Md.
11043
Let's take a chance at romance; song,
w Robert Lloyd Stephens. © 1 e.
Apr, 27, 1986; E unp. 1238516; Mil-
dred Whitley Stephens, Lima, O.
11044
Let's take a walk under the moon;
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Apr, 24, 1986; E unp. 128258; Elbert
Patterson, Shelbyville, Tenn. 11045
Let’s talk it over under the moon; w
and melody. © 1 ¢ Apr. 4, 1986;
E unp. 121887; Byron Arthur Rogers,
Minneapolis. 11046
Let’s tell it to the preacher; w and
melody. © 1e. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp.
123511; John Frank Napoli, Wood-
haven, N. Y. 11047
Let’s try to forget; w Ethel Westgate ;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp.
1238445; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 11048
Let the world know you're a man;
marciale fox trot, w and m Plucky
man. © 1 c¢. Apr. 27, 1986; E ump.
128615; Cyrus Bascom = Sproul,
Rogers, Ark. 11049
Let us dance; w and melody. © 1c.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122866; Veda
Alberta Lane, Lewistown, Mont.
11050
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ITT, Misi, v. Shi
Let us now praise famous men; unison
song, w from Neclesiasticus, m Gran-
ville Bantock; massed voices; pf. or
organ ace. © Apr. 80, 1986; EB for.
44126; Novello & co,, ltd., London.
11051
Letter (A) to mother; w Philip Merdi-
nand Santos; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 2, 1986;
BE unp, 121598; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11052
w Violet A. Demyster, m J. FP.
Reedy and Paul Wells. © 1 ¢ Apr.
3, 1986; BE unp. 121728; J. Franklin
Reedy, Tarentum, Pa. 11058
Leuchtendes meer; slow-fox, *Hrnst
FVischer; 2 klaviere. © Sept. 29,
1985; FE for. 48750; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 11054
Liebes gliick, kehr doch bald bei uns
ein; langsamer fox-trot, w Q@. von
Otten, m Gerhard Winkler. © Jan.
18, 1986; BF for. 48722; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Vi-
enna. 11055
Lied (Das) vom neuen reich; text Her-
mann Claudius, m John Julia Schef-
fler; volkschor, 1 0. 2 stimmig, mit 0.
ohne begl. © Oct. 12, 1984; FD for.
43595; Henry Litoliff's verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 11056
Lieder auf alte deutsche gedichte; w
bearb. Will Vesper, m Walter Cour-
voisier, op. 29. hft. 1. Geistliche
lieder. © Oct. 28, 1985; EB for. 43731;
Ries & Hrler, g. m. bh h., Berlin.
11057
Life; song, Ww Collen Diliberto. © 1c.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122819; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 11058
Life is a mighty long time; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1986; BH unp.
123029; Chris. Yacich, New Orleans.
11059
Life on a farm; w Mae Johnson; pf.
© 1e. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122750;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
11060
Life the joker; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 11, 1986; BE unp. 128467; Clive
Brard, Chicago. 11061
Life without you; Ist violin, with w.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122185;
Arthur Burkholder, Erie, Pa. 11062
Like a rose in my garden; song, mel-
ody Walter F. Evans. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1986; BE unp. 121880; Clyde Vincent
Sulier, Arlee, Mont. 11063
496
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11087
Lillian’s minuet; pf. © 1 ce. Apr. 8,
1986; BH unp. 121996; Milton fF.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11064
Lilofee; w Hrnst Heinrich Bethge, m
Hans Albert Mattausch ; drei frauen-
o. kinderchor, ohne begl. Partitur,
© July 23, 1984; BH for. 48598 ; Henry
Litolff’s verlag, Brunswick, Ger-
many. 11065
Lily song; w Marguerite Resta, and
melody. © 1c Apr. 27, 19386; H
unp. 128419; Paul Fania, New York.
11066
Linger, my soul, at Calvary’s moun-
tain; hymn. © Mar. 14, 1986; 2 c.
Apr. 9; EB pub. 54581; Merrill Dun-
lop, Chicago. 11067
Links sitzt das herz; foxtrot inter-
mezzo, aus Kirschen in nachbars gar-
ten, w Wrwin Lehnow, m Werner
Bochmann. © Jan. 3, 19386; FB for.
43682; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 11068
Lips (The) that I idolize; song, mel-
ody Ailen Taub. © 1 ¢@ Apr. 11,
19386; EH unp. 122281; Hmil Currier,
Wilmot, N. H. 11069
Listen to the mocking bird; song, Alice
Hawthorne, arr. Mort H. Glickman,
Hawaiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, arr. Nick Manoloftf; with
‘ukulele and guit. chords. © Apr, 4,
1936; EH pub. 54554; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 11070
Listening for your voice; w Nada Van
Fossen; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 7,
19386; KH unp. 128300'; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11071
Liszt (Franz) Love’s dream; waltz,
arr. George I’. Briegel; full band
pts. © Apr. 1, 1936; BH pub. 54521;
George FI. Briegel, inc, New York.
11072
Lita; from A message to Garcia, w
Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew Pollack ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 16,
1986; H pub. 54724; Movietone music
corp., New York. 11073
Little (A) bit later on; w Al J. Nei-
burg, m Jerry Levinson; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 15, 1986; FE) pub. 54679;
Superior music, ine., New York.
11074
Little Black Sambo; operetta, bk. and
m Henry P. Cross. © Apr. 8, 1936;
D 39065; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
11074*
70365—36
Little boy; w M. Dowd, m G. M. Shay.
©1c¢. Apr. 4, 1986; H unp. 121767;
Gladys M. Shay, Victorville, Calif,,
and Marie Dowd, San Diego, Calif.
11075
Little child Jesus; 2—pt. Christmas
carol, w Lettie Cuttle, m Hdgar Moy ;
treble voices. © Mar. 12, 1936; H
for. 43706; Edward Arnold & co.,
London, 11076
Little cowboy; w and melody. © 1 e.
Apr. 17, 19386; 1) unp. 122653; Henry
LB. Nathan, San Francisco. 11077
Little desert rose; w Nellie Anderson,
melody Vernon Leftwich. © 1 e.
Apr, 22, 1986; 1 unp. 123022; Nellie
May Anderson, Portland, Wash.
11078
Little Hyva; w and melody J. Greene.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; BH unp. 122462;
Joe Greene and Curtis C. Taylor, Los
Angeles. 11079
Little honey boy; song, with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986; BE unp.
120218; Clifford Hector Francer,
Green Bay, Wis. 11080
Little (A) house upon a hilltop; mel-
ody, with pf. ace. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1986; HE unp. 122864; Lora Miller
Burke, Moberly, Mo. 11081
Little (A) house with a garden; w
Hddie Lisbona, m Tommie Connor ;
with ukulele arr. and chords for
guit. and pf. accordion. © Apr. 2,
1986; HB for. 44115; Sun music pub.
co., ltd., London. 11082
Little lady of my dreams; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 ce. Apr. 11,
1986; EH unp. 122282); Harold Benja-
min Mortimer, Johannesburg, South
Africa. 11083
Little man; musical monologue, w and
m Mab Davis; pf. © Apr. 6, 1936;
W for. 44090; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 11084
Little old log cabin in the lane; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c, Apr. 18, 1986; B unp.
122366; Annette DuPree, Los Ange-
les. 11085
Little piccaninny mine; southern lulla-
by, w and m Max Vernon; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 26, 1986; HB
for. 48738; Macmelodies, Itd., Lon-
don. 11086
Little princess; w Raymond Cleophus
LaBombard; pf. © 1 ¢e« Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 128446; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11087
y 497
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11088
pt. Il, n. s., v. 34:
Little (The) red rose; w Elmer Gil-
man Hrickson; pf. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122751; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11088
Little (A) ring of gold; fox-trot, w
Jack Stevens, m Tolchard Evans.
© Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 44015; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 11089
Little (A) robin told me so; w and
m Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots and
Bob Rothberg; with guit. arr.
Mar. 28, 1936; E pub. 54619; Schus-
ter & Miller, inc., New York. 11090
Little Ruth; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 15, 1986; H unp. 122498; Hliza-
beth L. Cook, St. Louis. 11091
Little Spanish serenata; pf. accordion.
1 ce. Apr. 14, 19836; E unp. 122466;
Pietro Buscemi, Baltimore. 11092
Little (A) town where love came
down; fox trot song, melody C. Tor-
ville and Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122479; Charles
Torville, Estlin, Sask., Canada.
11093
Little toy piano; w and m Billy Hill;
with guit. arr. Rev. ed. © Apr. 2,
1936; E pub. 54440; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. New York. 11094
Livin’ in a hotcha way; fox trot, w
L. D. Smythe, m R. J. Weger. ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 128617;
Leamon D. Smythe and Roy J.
Weger, Durant, OKI. 11095
Living in a dream; song; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Feb. 29, 1986; E
pub. 54684; Robert L. Elkins, Phil-
adelphia. 11096
Living in dreams; pf., with w. ©1c.
Apr. 4, 1936; E unp. 121847; Bernice
Braham, Cleveland. 11097
Livre d’heures; par Alexandre Mottu;
pit. nos: J-7; .:© Wee. 3019385 ;" b
for. 43951; Editions Maurice Sénart,
Paris. 11098
Lo, I reveal unto thee; annunciation
to Mary, w from Luke 1, m Jacobus
Gallus, arr. and ed. Matthew N.
Lundquist; mixed cho. © Apr. 11,
1986; E pub. 54748; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 11099
Loafin’ on the levee; w Mack David,
m Geo. W Meyer; with guit. arr.
© Apr. 14, 1986; E pub. 54986;
Schuster & Miller, ine., New York.
11100
Lolie pop and chocolate; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122133; Mabel
Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
11101
London days; seven short pieces, by
Leonhard Prinz; pf. © ° Mar. 15,
19386; E for. 44078; Augener, ltd.,
London. 11102
Lonely ; by Monty Frame; melody with
pf. acc.:; ©) 1o.¢.,Apr.+28, 1936
unp. 123549; Elizabeth Frame De
Golier, Cincinnati. 11103
fox trot, w Madge Lohman, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122468; Cora Freeman,
Holdenville, Okl. 11104
Lonely little sweetheart, I’m lonely
too; fox-trot song; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121517;
Ralph Donald Goodwin, Winnipeg,
Manit., Canada. 11105
Lonely mannequin; by Rube Bloom;
pf. © Apr. 24, 1986; E pub. 54876;
Robbins music corp., New York.
11106
fox-trot, w Sammy Lerner, m
Rube Bloom, dance arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts. © Apr. 6, 1936; E pub.
54518; Robbins music corp., New
York. 11107
Lonely mates awaiting; song, w C. M.
Grove. ©1ce. Apr. 27, 19386; HE unp.
123391; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
11108
Lonely moods; melody. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1986; E unp. 123520; George A.
Allen and L. Raymond Smith, Buf-
falo. 11109
Lonesome and blue; w and melody. ©
1 ec Apr. 11, 1936; EH unp. 1223802;
Christopher Grimoldby, E. Dearborn,
Mich. 11110
Lonesome and lovelorn; song, m Hor-
ace Morris. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; H
unp. 122490:; John D. Marsh, Fayette-
ville, Tenn. 11111
Lonesome when I am with you; song.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 121740;
Levin Houston, 3d, Fredericksburg,
Wa: 11112
Lonesome winds; song. © 1 ec. Apr.
23, 1936; E unp. 123100; William
Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 11113
Lonesome without you; valse song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122956;
George Christensen, Eureka, Calif.
11114
498
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Long live love; from Two hearts in
harmony, w and m Eddie Pola and
Franz Vienna Steininger; with uku-
lele arr. and chords for pf. accor-
deon, banjo and guit. © Mar. 20,
1936; E for. 44018 ; Lawrence Wright
musie co., ltd., London. 11115
Longing; melody. ©.1c. Apr. 9, 1936;
EH ounp. 122121; George W. McCaus-
lin, Amityville, L. I., N. Y. 11116
Longing for mother and home; song,
w Reinhold Kuehnert ; with duet arr.
for ten. and bar. or sop. and alto.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 19386; E unp. 121882;
Alfred Melchior Kummer, Akron, O.
11117
Longing for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©.
Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 122992; Bessie
Gibbs, Stowe, Vt. 11118
melody Allen Taub. © 1 «.
Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122277; Lela
Bridgewater, Springfield, Ill. 11119
Look away, lonesome cowboy; w H.
Edwin Mootz and Reed Karol, m R.
Karol. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp.
122934; S. Smith Mitchell, Tampa,
Fla. 11120
Look out for the brown bomber, the
kid from Alabam’ ; w Walter Bishop,
m Dan Dougherty and Clarence Wil-
liams. © Dec. 17, 1935; Epub.
54823; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inc., New York. 11121
Look, the moon is shining; w Flora
Keyes; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E
unp. 123447; Syivester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11122
Look what the wind blew in; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E
unp. 122835; Selma Stoll, Chicago.
11123
Looking for you; w and melody. ©
her Apr.)3, 19386; Hy unp: 121688 ;
Billy Ward, Philadelphia. 11124
Looping the loop; fox trot song. ©
Fey Apr. 17;°1936 E: unp. 122248;
Jack Daniels, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
11125.
Lord remember me; w E. Townes, m
J. Saddler. ©1c Apr. 22, 1936; E
unp. 128044; Joshua Saddler and
Eulee Townes, Philadelphia. 11126
Lord, what am I; w Lope De Vega, tr.
H. W. Longfellow, set to m Edward
Margetson ; mixed cho., with sop. and
ten. solo. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54833; H. W. Gray co., New York.
11127
11140
Lord’s. (The) prayer; w from Mat-
thew 6; mixed voices. © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123156; Lola Gwin
Smale, San Francisco. 11128
Losing you; fox-trot song. © 1.
Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 128107; Lydia
Handal, New Orleans. 11129
Lost in ecstasy ; from Ecstasy, w and
m Henry Gershwin and William
Colligan; with guit. arr. © Apr.
13, 1986; E pub. 54682; Foreign and
domestic music corp., New York.
11130
Love as Jesus loved; w Hdith Banes
MeMillian; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27,1986;
E unp. 128448; Sylvester Long Cross,,
Portland, Or. 11131
Love at last; w M. McClure, m and:
ukulele chords B. E. Staffin. © 1 c.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122663. Bur-
nell H. Staffin and Marion McClure,
Perrysburg, N. Y. 11132
Love came to me in the gloom; fox-
trot, w M. Littlefield and Lu Earl,
m Lu Earl, pf. and ukulele arr.
Fred Ahlefeld III. © 1. Apr. 15,
1986; E unp. 122500; Margie Little-
field, New Orleans. 11133,
Love came with the night; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; B
unp. 1283862 ; Jack Ellis, Brooklyn...
11134
Love (The) I gave so free; song, m
Chas, McNeil. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986;
E unp. 121820; Ann Lipkin, New
York. 11135
Love in season; w and m Bill Harri-
son, jr., Ray Waring and Spencer
Scanlan; pf. treble ace. © 1c. Mar.
12, 1936; E unp. 121917; William
John Harrison, jr., St. Albans, L. I.,
NY, 11136
Love in streamlines; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121676;
Melvie Skuse, Hillsboro, Or. 11137
Love in the first degree; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 16, 19386; E unp.
122587 ; Harvey Brooks, Los Angeles.
11138
Love in the June time; song, w Greta
Gray. ©1e. Mar. 2, 1986; E unp.
121514; George Harlow Field, Lan-
sing, Mich. 11139
Love in view; w Kiev Landes, mel-
ody Kiev Landes and Ann Palmer.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122089;
Kieve Landesberg, Brooklyn. 11140
499
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11141
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Love is a sweet chord; song, melody
Mabel Robinson. © 1 ¢ Apr. 24,
1986; E unp. 123138; John S. Brown,
jr., New York.
Love is a topic for two; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123168; Alvin Kurzon, Milwaukee.
11142
Love is ev’rywhere; w and m Eddie
Kusby and Case Kusby, arr. Harold
Mooney; with arr. for guit. and
banjo. © Apr. 13, 1986; E pub.
54305 ; Dynamic music co., Woodside,
el PIN YE. 11143
Love is like a lullaby; w and m Dave
Oppenheim and Bob Crosby; with
fuit. arr. © Apr. 2, 1936; E pub.
54441 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ince.,
New York. 11144
Love is mine; w and m Pat Ballard
and Chas. Henderson ; with guit. arr.
© Mar. 19, 1986; E pub. 54445;
Mills music, inc., New York. 11145
Love is tailored to your talents; song,
m M. Mayfield. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1986;
HE ounp. 122487; John D. Marsh, Fay-
etteville, Tenn. 11146
Love is the reason; song, Otis René
and Leon René; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 11, 1986; E pub. 54631; Milsons
music pub. corp., New York. 11147
Love is where you find it; song. ©
1c Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122809;
Orville Terry Fuquay, Lake Worth,
Fla. 11148
Love, it’s a funny word; w and m
Patty Rowe. © 1 c¢. Apr. 6, 1986;
E unp. 121878; Onalouise Rowell,
Roswell, N. M. 11149
Love just flew in my window; song.
Ol cc: Apr: 3, 1936; EH unp. 121743:
Joseph Bloom, New York. 11150
L-o-v-e, love is how I spell it; w and m
Helen Louise Weber; pf. © 1 «
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123430; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
11151
Love me always; violin, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123353 ;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 11152
Love me as of old; song; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 1, 1936; E pub. 54615;
Irene Douglass Waldo, Portland, Or.
alata las
Love moon of mine; w Evelyn Konze,
m Aullie Erickson. © 1. Mar. 21,
11141
1936; E unp. 121521; Evelyn Ham-
marberg Konze, Milaca, Minn. 11154
Love notes of long ago: song. ©1«.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122638 : Cliff H.
Francar, Green Bay, Wis. 11155
Love of rythm; w and melody. © 1
ce. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123166; Zeb
Seybold, Ada, Ok1. 11156
Love on the radio; w G. L. Brown,
melody R. R. Harmon. © 1 ec. Mar.
21, 1936; E unp. 120916; George
Lockwood Brown and Robert Rich-
ard Harmon, Tulsa, Ok1. 11157
Love opened my eyes; song. © 1
Apr. 29, 19386; E unp. 123559 ; Jon
3 elie Benkelman, Detroit. 11158
Love reborn; song. © 1 ¢. Apr. 15,
1936; E unp. 122496; Roger Lansing
and Florence Lewis, New Rochelle,
Ne AY: 11159
Love (A) scene in Pasadena; w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 14, 1936; HB
pub. 54744; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 11160
Love scene on a balcony; w Jack Hed-
blom, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 128330; Carl N. Larsen,
Alpena, Mich. 11161
Love song of a half-wit; fox-trot, Will
Hudson; orch. pts. © Apr. 7, 1936;
E pub. 54626; Mills music, ine., New
York. 11162
Love stars; w and m P. B. D. Dear-
babian, arr. Harry Ludwig. © 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1936; EH unp. 122871; Paul
Boghos Derderian, Detroit. 11163
Love that will last; w and melody
Zuella Sterling, arr. Milo E. Bene-
dict. ©«2 ec, vAprs 2 (1936% Himmip.
121646; Marguerite Head, Concord,
N. H. 11164
Love (The) waltz; w Julius Weiner,
m George W. Sillis. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122676; Criterion music
publishers, New York. 11165
Love was there; song. ©1e. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123415; Stuart Moore,
Washington. 11166
Love wins through; by H. Carr; pf.
1. Tunes from the first act.—2. Tunes
from the second act. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1935; E unp. 122128, 122129; Howard
Carr, Sydney, Australia.
11167, 11168
Loved by you; w and melody. ©1 ce.
Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122301; Ger-
ald Losinski, Detroit. 11169
000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11196
Lovely creature; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123504 ;
Phil Grogan, Oklahoma City. 11170
Lovely is the night; song, arr. Eugene
Morelli. © 1 ce. Apr. 16, 1936; E
unp. 122583; Edwin Augustus Pee-
ples, jr., Atlanta. 11171
Lovely one, my only one; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1936; E
unp. 1280838; Henry Goldwin Almei-
da, Elmira, N. Y. 11172
Lovely vision; song. © 1. Apr. 21,
1936; E unp. 122917; Lena Sandler,
Middletown, N. Y. 11173
Lover beware; w Lucille Longman,
and melody. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1936; H
unp. 122223; M. Kenneth Boss,
Brooklyn. 11174
Lover of dreams; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986;
E unp. 121748; Chloe Hubbard,
Marionville, Mo. 11175
Lover’s lullaby; song, w Demie J.
Sposa. © 1c Apr. 15, 1986; E
unp. 122501; Nebale Romano, Jersey
City. 11176
Love’s longing; w and melody Zuella
Sterling, arr. Milo E. Benedict. ©
te Apr. 2, 19386; HE ‘unp.. 121647;
Marguerite Head, Concord, N. H.
11177
Love’s question; song, arr. Alyce
Smythe. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1936; E
unp. 122783; J. Odille, San Diego,
Calif. 11178
Love’s rhapsody; song, w Edgar Hart
Guynn. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121844; Hdith Katherine Guynn,
Knoxville, Tenn. 11179
Lovingly He will greet us; hymn. ©
Apr. 27, 1986; E pub. 54941; Francis
W. Lawrence, St. Petersburg, Fla.
11180
Loyalty; song. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936;
E unp. 122269; Robert Peter De
Bruyn, Roggen, Col. 11181
Lu; song. © 1 ¢« Apr. 20, 1936; E
unp. 122781; Addie Henderson,
Dallas. sy fll 82
Lucy Lee; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1936; E unp. 123607; John H.
Ferrera, Detroit.
Lullaby ; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1986; E unp. 128664; Alph
LeRoy Westley, Hannaford, N. D.
11184
11183 |
w and m Bob Krause. © 1.
Apr. 138, 1986; E unp. 122350'; John
Robert Krause, San Francisco.
11185.
Lullaby song of my mother; w Sadie
Merrell; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986;
E unp. 1238286; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11186
Lullaby waltz; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123564; Ger-
trude Longueville Snow, Montreal.
11187
Lune sur la mer; poeéme Gérard d’Hou-
ville, m Louis Beydts; 2 voix de
femmes avec cor ad lib. © Jan.
30, 1986; E for. 48783; Alphonse
Leduc & cie., Paris. 11188
Ma cabane d’amour; valse musette,
paroles Robert Malleron, m Gabriel
Morin. © Dec. 380, 19385; E for.
43852; Hditions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11189
Ma poupée chérie; berceuse-chanson,
poéme et m D. de Séverac, arr. et
transcription Francisque Darcieux ;
3 voix égales. © Jan. 30, 1936; B
for. 48917; Rouart, Lerolle & Gcie.,
Paris. 11190
Mache dich auf, werde licht; motette
zum Epiphaniasfest u. Advent, m
Kurt Thomas, werk 25, nr. 4; 4
stimmiger chor, ohne begl. © Dee.
15, 1935; E for. 44058; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 11191
Machet die tore weit; Advents-mo-
tette, m Kurt Thomas, werk 25, nr.
1; 4 stimmiger chor, ohne begl. .©
Dec. 15, 1935; E for. 44067; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 11192
Machins machines; valse musette, pa-
roles Hrnest Vey, m G[eorges] Ch.
Lemaire, of France. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 43845; Editions Pan,
Sivd., aris. 11198
Mad house; swing fox-trot, Earl Hines
and James Mundy, arr. Ralph Gor-
don; orch. pts). © Apr. 27, 1986;
E pub. 54913; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 11194
Madam (The) swings it; by George
Olsen, Henry Russell and Murray
Martin; pf. © Mar. 16, 1986; E
pub. 54028; ABC standard music
publications, inc., New York.
11195
Madamoizelle Marie; French character
song, w and m Lane Dorn. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 1230938; Jeanne
Kelly, Upper Darby, Pa. 11196
O01
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11197
Madre e patria; canzone marcia, versi
C. C. Amore, m Salvatore Iodice; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122295;
Sildac music pub. co., New York.
11197
Magic in the moon; w and melody V.
- Mitchell and Jules Levan. © 1 e«.
Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 123248; Vernon
Mitchell and Jules Lavine, Phila-
delphia. 11198
Magica sonrisa (Sourire magique) ;
tango, José M. Lucchesi; orch. ptes.,
avec paroles. © Jan. 30, 1936; H
for. 43771; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
> 11199
Mai; French, Francois Coppée, Eng-
lish, Don Titman, m Reynaldo Hahn ;
sop. or ten. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub.
54856; A. Fassio, Lachute, P. Q.,
Canada. 11200
paroles et m M. Roesgen-Cham-
pion. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43914;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 11201
Mais il pleuvait; paroles Geo Girard,
m Roger Roger. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EK for. 438862; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 11202
Maison (La) des bois; slow-fox, pa-
roles Léon Xanrof, m Goé Kairaney.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43834; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 11203
Make a sale today; song. © Apr. 6,
1986; E. pub. 54987; Albert Warner,
Chicago. 11204
Make believe you love me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122068; Louis Hollander, Washing-
ton. 11205
Make your hay while the sun shines and
Sing your troubles away; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Apr. 15, 1986; E unp.
122507; Henry R. Swan, Stoughton,
Wis. 11206
Malihinis always love a lei; w Mrs. !
S. K. Piliwale, m arr. © 1 c. Apr.
8, 1986; EH unp. 122073; Silver K.
Piliwale, Honolulu. 11207
Malika; tango, paroles Jean Chapelle
et Géo Girard, m FE. Garcia Perez.
© Dee. 30, 19385; E for. 43823.; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 11208
Mama’s little boy; pf., with w. © 1
ce. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122634;
Frank James Reger, Evanston, Il.
11209
Mame (Mother); w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123568;
Esther Mazel, New York. 11210
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Man (The) in the White House to-
day; w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 25,
1936; E unp. 121927; Alma Somer-
ville, Philadelphia. 11211
Man, you ain’t swinging right; song,
w L. R. Coleman, © 1c. Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 121884; Leona R. Cole-
man, Washington. 12202
Mafiana (Una); by L. Garza and S.
Martinez. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986; HE
unp. 121020; Edward B. Marks mu-
sie corp., New York. 11213
Manoloff’s (Nick) Hawaiian guitar
method; note system, N. Manoloff.
bk. 1. © Apr. 16, 1986; AA 201669;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 11214
March 4 la breve; pf. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1936; E unp. 121997; Milton H.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11215
March (The) of hope; by HE. Harder
and H. Zieve; pf.. ©.1 c. Apr. 10,
1986; E unp. 122158; Harry Zieve,
Chicago. 11216
March of the city of New York; mel-
ody, with. pf. acc. .© dc. Apraits,
1986; E unp. 122544; Josephine Ut-
erhart, New York. 11217
March (The) of the whisper; w N. B.
Hunter, m EH. , Uy, Mifert. ~ Orie
Apr. 17, 19386; E unp, 122670'; Eu-
gene U. Bifert and Norbert B.
Hunter, Dayton, O. 11218
March on, men; Loyola college song,
w and m A. M. Fremgen. © Apr.
15, 1936; E pub. 54769; Loyola col-
lege, Baltimore. 11219
March theme; from The cavaleade of
America, H. A. Levey; pf. © 1 «.
Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122547; KH. I.
du Pont de Nemours & co., inc., Wil-
mington, Del. 11220
March triumphant; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121858;
Howard Feiges, Chicago. 11221
Marche funébre moderne; pf. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121941; Milton
BE. Schwarzwald, New York, 11222
Marche royale; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 121942; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11223.
Marchette band book; compiled and
arr. Mayhew Lake; pts. © Apr. 1,
1936; E pub. 54437; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 11224
Marching along—singing a song; from
The student’s romance, w Clifford
Grey and Richard Hutter, m Hans
002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936 11252
May; with arr. for ukulele, etc. | May first; w Madge Kay, m Mark
© Apr. 9, 1986; E for. 48962; Keith, Severn. © Apr. 20, 1936; E pub.
11225
Marching along with Texas; pf. © 1
ec. Apr. 18,1986; E unp. 122728;
Prowse & co., Itd., London.
Mrs. J. J. Martin; Wichita Falls,
Tex. 11226
Mardi Gras domino; pf. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 121999; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11227
Margaret’s waltz; pf. ©1c. Apr. 14,
1986; E unp. 122443; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11228
Margot la Rouquine; java, paroles
Mare Duthyl, m Gabriel Morin.
Dee. 30, 1985; E for. 48853 ; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 11229
Maria Magdalena; zambra, letra S.
Valverde y Rafael de Leon, m Man-
uel Lopez Quiroga; org. ptes. ©
Dee. 1, 1935; E for. 48982; Salvador
Valverde, Madrid. 11230
Marie, Emile, Yvonne, Cecile, Annette ;
w and melody Ray Rapetti. ©1e.
Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123086; Re-
nato Rapetti, New York. 11231
Martins (The) and the Coys; w and
melody Ted Weems and. Al Cam- |.
eron. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936; E unp.
123519; Irving Berlin, inc. New
York. ‘ 11232
Mary’s my sweetheart; m William
Leith, arr. and w M. Hochman; pf.
©1ec. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123068;
William Leith and Maurice Hoch-
man, Beacon, N. Y. 11233
Mass in D minor; no. 3, m C. H. Kit-
son; sop. 1, 2; organ ace. © Mar.
27, 1936; E for. 48668; Cary & co.,
London. 11234
Mastery of technical problems through
the study of attractive piano pieces ;
early grades, compiled and analyzed
Edith McIntosh. © Apr. 1, 1986; E
pub. 54487; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 11235
Matron (The) cat’s song; w Ruth Pit-
ter, m Michael Head. © Apr. 3, 1936;
EK for. 44084; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 112386
Matron’s report; introduction, Samuel
Kaylin. ©1ce. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
121700; Movietone music corp., New
York. 11237
Mauna Loa moon; Hawaiian waltz;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Apr. 21,
1936; E unp. 122900; John E. Swan-
son, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 11238
54832; Workers library publishers,
ine., New York. 11239
Maybe I was wrong; song. © 1.c.
Apr. 9)..1986; FE unp. 122108: Fran
EH. Duvall, Portland, Or. 11240
Maybe it was a mistake; w and mel-
ody. ©.1.c. Apr. 13, 1936;.E unp.
122386; Al Lorraine and Maurice
Hochman, Ossining, N. Y. 11241
Mayor (The) of Alabam’; w and m F.
Trumbauer. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; B
unp. 121710; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 11242
Mayor (The) of Toy town; w Irving
Taylor, m J. Russel Robinson. ©
Apr. 6, 1986; E pub. 54544; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 11243
Me and the sun; w and m Dave Frank-
lin; with guit. arr. © Apr. 24, 1936;
E pub. 54934; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 11244
Me and this funny old world; song, m
M. Mayfield. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
H unp. 122488; John D. Marsh, Fay-
etteville, Tenn. 11245
Me wot’s ’ad me own ’orses; w George
Whiting and Buddy Bernier, melody
Billy aids) © 10’e. .Ajpr: 17) 2936 ;
EK unp. 122662; Broadway music
corp., New York. 11246
Meet the future President; w Arthur
Swanstrom, m Mabel Wayne; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Mar. 381,
1936; E pub. 54438; Popular melo-
dies, ine., New York. 11247
Mein schones Wien; concert waltzer; |
violin. ©1c Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123422; Franz Anger, Los Angeles.
11248
Melody in E minor; op. 77; violin and
pf. © Apr. 14, 19386; E pub. 54773;
Arthur Farwell, East Lansing, Mich.
11249
Melody of love; song. ©1c. Apr. 17,
19386; E unp. 122648; Maurice Block,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 11250
Memories ; w Artie Elizabeth Freeman ;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123449; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 11251
Memories are only heartaches; w Mrs.
Tobias H. Kaiser; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 123272; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11252
003
11253
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 34
Memories of mother and dad; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 121972;
Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll, Neb.
11253
Memories of my Indiana home; m Wm.
C. Elder; violin or pf. melody, with
We Ot C., ADE. .25, lose" kh) “Unp.
128054; Mary Anna Genet, Derby,
Ind. 11254
Memories of old time songs; w and
melody, intro. Loch Lomond, Annie
Laurie and others. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 123324; William Henry
Clifford, Hartford. 11255:
Memories of you; valse song. ©1e.
Apr. 6, 19386; E unp. 122959; Alma A.
Dickinson, Spokane. 11256
Memory sweetheart; song, arr. Clar-
ence Woods. © 1c. Apr. 138, 1936;
E ounp. 122340; Charles M. York,
Tulsa, Okl. 11257
Mem-ries; song. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 122083; Anthony Iannucci,
Yonkers, N. Y. 11258
Men, men, men; or, I like men, w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121812; Florence J. Cummings, New
York. 11259
Mendel’s son’s swing song; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
123466; Clive Erard, Chicago. 11260
Merely infatuation; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121642;
Joseph George Rosetti, Olean, N. Y.
11261
Mexicana (La); charro mexicain,
valse, paroles Gycey, m Eduardo
Stubbs. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for.
43882; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11262
Mi California; w M. de Arrigonie, mel-
ody R. M. Uruchurtu and R. V. de
Pemin. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp.
122581; Manuela de Arrigonie, Mon-
tebello, Calif., R. V. de Peman and
R. M. Uruchurtu, Los Angeles.
11263
Mi canario ; tango, letra Amaro Garcia
Miranda; orch. ptes. © Mar. 5,
1936; E for. 44026; Juan Duran Ale-
many, Barcelona, Spain. 11264
Mi corazon; bolero, letra Pedro Mata,
m y accordes de guit. Elena de Arcos.
© Apr. 4, 1936; E for. 44020; Hlena
de Arcos y Romero, Havana. 11265
Mi morena; by J. Casiano; pf. treble.
©1c Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121622;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 11266
Mia Gitana; by T. W. Thurban; pf.
accordion, with w. © Apr. 3, 1936;
E for. 48985; Herman Darewski
music pub. co., London. 11267
Miami by the sea; song, w Emily A.
Bell. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122825; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
11268
Mickey ; from Summer wives, w Dolph
Singer, m Sam Morrison; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Apr. 9,
1986; E pub. 54640; Famous music
corp., New York. 11269
Mid-winter carol; w Christina Ros-
setti, m Alfred H. Johnson; mixed
voices. © Apr. 22, 1986; E pub.
54905; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 11270
Midnight in the moonlight; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c Apr. 21, 1986; EB
unp. 122902; John HE. Swanson, Ma-
maroneck, N. Y. 11271
Midst an old fashioned garden; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 c¢.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121905; Frieda
F. Ayres, Chicago. 11272
Mieze miitterlein; w Ernst Heinrich
Bethge, m Hans Albert Mattausch ;
drei frauen-o. kinderchor, ohne begl.
Partitur. © July 23, 1984; E for.
43599; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Braun-
schweig, Germany. 11273
Milk-cart (The) pony; w Eleanor Far-
jeon, m Harry Farjeon; trebles 1, 2.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 43708; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 11274
Milkman’s way of sayin’ good mornin’ ;
song, m Irving Bergin. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 128534; James K.
Goss, Portland, Or. 11275
Minutes to spare; song. © 1c. Apr.
15, 1986; E unp. 122549; Dee Cox,
Roosevelt, Utah. 11276
Miracle (The) series of modern music};
short course in modern harmony for
the beginner or the professional, C. C.
Halfhill and F. D. Bethea; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1935; AA 202539; Natl. ass’n
of modern music, ine., Tacoma.
11277
Missa Crux fidelis; m P. J. M. Plum,
op. 125; tribus vocibus aequalibus,
comitante organo. © Oct. 1, 1935;
E for. 43995; Henry Lemoine & Cie.,
Paris. 11278
004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Missouri welcomes you; w R. R. Gif-
ford, m D. Suesse. © 1c. Apr. 29,
1936 ; EB unp. 123573; Romney R. Gif-
ford, Kansas City, Mo., and Dana
Suesse, New York. 11279
Mister Botchagalupo; w L. Attell, mel-
ody S. Holder. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
EH unp. 123538; Lew Attell, New
York, and Sam Holder, Brooklyn.
11280:
Mister Coon; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr 2, 198637 £ unp.’ 128852
Michael Pines, H. Pittsburgh, Pa.
11281
Mr. Paganini; from Rhythm on the
range, w and m Sam Coslow. © 1c.
Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123129'; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 11282
Mister Punkins, how do you do, good-
bye; song. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E
unp. 122135; Mabel Kaufman Har-
man, Baltimore. 11283:
Modulation no. 2 for A-28; by C. J.
Mockridge; pf. ©1c. Apr. 3, 19386;
EH unp. 121702; Movietone music
corp., New York. 11284
Mokihana lei; Hawaiian hula, w and
m Eddie Alkire; Hawaiian guits.;
inG. © Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54732;
Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton,
Pa. 11285
Molly from Hollywood; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121672; Floyd
Roby, Bedford, Mass. 11286
Molly O’Dell; w and melody. ©1-..
Apr. 28, 1936; Ei unp. 123492; Frank
W. King, Fresno, Calif. 11287
Molly’s pinafore; w and melody. ©
fe apr 22. 1936" KH np, 1238039
Gertrude Longueville Snow, Mon-
treal. 11288
Moment (The) I looked at you; w
and m J. F. Sorg and Henry Bear-
son. © 1. Feb. 20, 1936; E unp.
121928; Johann Fredr. Sorg, Chi-
cago. 11289
Moment (The) must end; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp.
121777; Helen Gloria Albert, Holly-
wood, Calif. 11290
Mommy ; w and m Connie Boswell and
Nat Schwartz; with arr, for guit.,
etc. © Apr. 1, 1986; E pub. 54404;
Miller music, ine., New York. 11291
Mon amour, c’est pour vous; paroles
Geo. Girard, m Gabriel Morin.
11305
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 438854; Bdi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 11292
Monkey (The); song. © 1 c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123194; Rose Blum-
enthal, Hartford. 112938
Monkey jacket; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122450; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11294
Monotony has gotten me down; w
Milton Leeds, m Jeanne Burns. ©
Apr. 20, 1986; E pub. 54798; Mil-
sons music pub. corp., New York.
11295
Montana moon; w A. Scheftel, melody
M. Hochman, ©1e. Apr. 18, 1936;
EH unp. 122339; Al Scheftel and
Maurice Hochman, Ossining, N. Y.
11296
waltz song, melody T. Price and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
EK unp. 123250; Tom Price, Pencoed,
Glam., S. Wales. 11297
Mood (The) is gone; song. ©1..
Apr, 4, 1936; E unp. 121769; Stuart
Moore, Washington. 11298
Moon craze; melody. © 1 «. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 121782; Bobbie Chris-
tian, Chicago. 11299
Moon is chasing my girl around; w
and melody. © 1 e¢. Apr. 16, 1936;
E unp. 123471; Richard Gilbert
Reid, jr., Oklahoma City. 11300
Moon lady; w Carol Raven, and mel-
ody. ©1c Apr. 21, 1936; E unp.
122896; Michael Checchia, Orange,
Nw. J. 11301
Moon’s (The) our home; from the
picture, w and m Sam Coslow and
Frederick Hollander. © Apr. 14,
1936; E pub. 54706; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
11302
Moon (The) ship; w M. J. Cotting-
ham, m EH. B. Watts. © 1c, Apr.
15, 1986; E unp. 123665; Hthel B.
Watts and Myrtle J. Cottingham,
Ashland, Ky. 11308
Moonbeams; song. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1936; E unp. 121681; Virginia Mc-
Coy, Lexington, Va. 11304
Moonbeams asleep on the ocean; song.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121543;
Mary Dehon Mauldin, Stuart, Fla.
11305
D05
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11306
pt. I, n. s., v. 3h.
Moonlight and reminiscence; waltz, w
and m George Thomas. © 1c. Apr.
4, 1986; E unp. 121842; Edwin Gib-
son, Woodville, Pa. 11306
Moonlight and roses and you; Song.
©l1e. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123047;
Bertha M. Skedgell, Millville, N. J.
11307
Moonlight and you, dear; m Burrell
Van Buren; pf., with w. © 1.
Apr, 30, 1986; E unp. 123660; Ber-
tha Carrington, Brenham, Tex.
11308
Moonlight fairies; by Henry E. Kean;
pf. © Nov. 12, 1935; HE pub. 54817;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 11809
Moonlight on Boulder Lake; song. ©
1c Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 121583;
Carl W. Ballantyne, Ogden, Utah.
11310
Moonlight on Niagara; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122782 ;
Boleslaw Zielinski, Buffalo. 11311
Moonlight on the sleepy Rio Grande;
w and melody. ©1ce. Apr. 15, 1936;
EH ounp. 122551; Seymour Gruber,
Brooklyn. 11312
Moonlight over Broadway; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1986; EH unp. 123224;
Carol Deschere Berendt, New York.
11313
Moonlight tryst; w and melody, arr.
Mary S. Crocker; pf. treble. ©
te.’ Apr: 20, 14936." Er unp:. 122812:
Grace A. Wright, Concord, Mass.
11314
Moonlight upon Lake Springfield; w
Edward A. Nitram, melody Mary
Maykum,'"©@)""1) @ Apr 23) | 1936 -
E unp. 123111; Izetta M. Kumle,
Springfield, Ill. 11315
Mop (The) song; w M. Roth and H.
Roth, melody N. Schiff. © 1 «a.
Apr. 238, 1986; E unp. 123089; Mur-
ray Roth, Harry Roth and Nathan;
Schiff, Detroit, 11316
Morning song; w J. Keble, m Stanley
Marchant; trebles 1, 2. © Mar.
12, 1986; E for. 48711; Edward
Arnold & co., London. Bus if
Mother; song. © 1. Apr. 17, 1936;
EK unp. 122649; Maurice Block,
Ridgewood, L: I., N. Y. bt bra es
Mother dear; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122640; Mae Cham-
berlain, W. Somerville, Mass.
11319
——w and m Emily Harris Maddox.
© May 10, 1935; E pub. 54623;
Natl. music co., Chicago. 11320
Mother, dear mother; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123582; Alta
West Laws, Syracuse, N. Y. 11321
Mother kissed me in my dream; w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 29, 1936;
E unp. 123667; Frederick Henry
Webber, Newark, N. J. 11322
Mother my own; song. © Apr. 24,
1986; E pub. 54874; Maude B.
Cummings, Brooklyn. 11323
Mother, the heart of the home; w
Beatrice Johnson; pf. © 1 ¢ Apr.
7, 1986; E unp. 123273; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 11324
Mother’s birthday; song, m Lew
Leight. © 1e Jan. 14, 1936; EB
unp. 121518; Leontine E. Gray,
White Plains, N. Y. 11325
Mother’s call; song. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1936; E unp. 122025; Karl Gottsch-
ling, Trenton, N. J. 11326
Mother’s (A) heart; song; arr. Fred
K. Huffer.. ©.1 ¢ Apr, 25, ageae
E unp. 123241; Raymond Wendell
Clough, Chicago. 11327
Mother’s smiling face awaits me
home; w Edward J. Warren, m
Tex Owens; with guit. arr. ©1e.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122377; Doie
Hensley Owens, Kansas City, Mo.
11328
Move along; march; pf. © 1c, Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 121948; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 113289
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Hymne
an Deutschland; neue w Valerian
Tornius, m hrsg.” u. bearb: . Max
Friedlaender, minnerchorsatz, Hein-
rich Werlé, klavier-auszug, Walter
Lott; miénnerchor mit orch. o. Kla-
vierbegl. © May 4, 1933; E for.
43591; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel,
Leipzig. 11330
— Konzert B-dur ftir fagott; violon-
cello, mit begl. v. 2 oboen, 2 horn-
ern, 2 trompeten, pauke u. streich-
orch., nach neu aufgefundenen Zeit-
genodssischen stimmen erstmalig
verdffentlicht u hrsg., Max Seiffert.
1. Orch. partitur.—2, Orch. stimmen ;
komplett.—8. Klavierauszug mit fa-
gott. © Sept. 18, 1934; E for. 48603—
43605 ; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Bruns-
wick, Germany. 11831-11333
506
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11360
—— Spriichworter-symphonie ;
Corydon, bearb. H. J. Moser; orch.
mit dirigent. Partitur. © Sept. 15,
1933; E for. 43598; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Brunswick, Germany. 11354
Muddy river; song. © 1c Apr. 2,
1936; E unp. 121600; Adeline A. Di
Guglielmo, Blackwood, N. J. 11835
Music, a joy to the child; song. ©1c.
Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122197; Mary
Camilla Taurman, Atlanta. 11336
Music and mime; pf. © Apr. 9, 1936;
E for. 44019; Dorothy Glover, Lon-
don. 11337
Musie (The) hour; Louisiana transi-
tion bk. for intermediate grades, Os-
bourne McConathy, W. Otto Miess-
ner, Edward Bailey Birge, and
Mabel HE. Bray, in collaboration with
So, burns. «©. Mar..28. 1936; A
93633; Silver, Burdett co., Newark,
N. J. 11338
Music in the moonlight; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121549;
Dante Victor John Bagnasco, Brook-
lyn. 113389
Music, moonlight and you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; E unp.
122699; Helen MacLean Romaine,
Chester, Va. 11340
Musical comedy memories; selected
and arr. Herman Finck; pf. © Mar.
20, 1986; E for. 44098; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 11341
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 4, Apr.
1936. With suppl. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44012; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 113842
Musik ftir kunstler und laien in der
alten manier; v. Bernhard Sekles,
op. 40; 2 violinen u. violoncello.
Partitur. © Dec. 13, 1934; E for.
43609; Henry Litolff’s verlag, Bruns-
wick, Germany. 11343
Musing; tone picture, [and] Cotton
blossoms; humoresque: by James R.
Gillette ; symphonic band sc. and pts.
© Mar. 30, 19386; E pub. 54434;
Oliver Ditson co., ine., Boston.
11544
Must I live in dreams; pf., with w.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp, 122007;
Mabel HE. Guthaus, Chicago. 11345
Mutti; tango, w Max Rosenbriiuer, m
Josef Graf. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43724; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 11346
aus
My air castles tumbled down; w Paul
McCay; pf. ©1e. Apr. 7, 19386; E
unp. 123262; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11347
My angel on earth; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122060;
John Westley Reber, San Bernar-
dino, Calif. 11348
My barefoot boy; w Jewell Heartense ;
Be. KO) be Apr. 75, 1986.40. an.
123296; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 11349
My beautiful lady Renée; song. © 1
e. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122026; Isobel
de Marco, Chicago. 11350
My beautiful rose of Ireland; valse
song. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123618; Nora E. Knapp, Toledo.
11351
My birthday; song. © 1. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 128199; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11352
My bluebonnet girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122760;
Jimmie Davis, Shreveport, La.
11353
My broken castle of dreams; w Char-
ley Chase; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1986;
E unp. 128264; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11354
My brown eyed Frankie; w Houston
Sumrall; pf. © 1c Apr. 7, 1936;
EK unp. 123290; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11355
My castle of dreams; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122469; Mary
Telisak, Cadott, Wis. 11356
My childhood home; w Gus Virgil
Boss; pf. © 1c Apr. 20, 1936;
EK unp. 122752; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11357
My choice; w and m Una Morce Gib-
Sont;) ©) 1s\ed Apry 22) 99386" hi unp.
123002; Una Alycine Gibson, East
San Gabriel, Calif. 11358
My cross; w Gladys Ghent Thomas,
m G. G. Dean and EHKvelyn Stewart
White. ©1e Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
121602; Grace Ghent Dean, Colum-
bus, O. 11359
My darling, my dear; w Frances Lutz;
pf. treble. © 1. Apr. 6, 19386; E
unp. 121827; Philip B. Nayer, Pater-
son. 11360
507
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11361
My darling sweetheart ; song, m James
' L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Apr. 30, 1986; EH unp. 1238628; Grace
Swanson, Butte, Mont. 113861
My day begins and ends with you; w
Benny Davis, melody J. Fred Coots.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123150;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
11362
My dear Momi; by Velgy and O’Neil,
arr. Willis Conolly; guit., in dia-
gram, with w. 1. Spanish guit.—
2. Ten. guit. © Mar. 20, 1936; EB
pub. 54508, 54504; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 113638, 11364
My dear old Hoosier moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 122993;
Goldie Ramsey, Greenfield, Ind.
11365
My dear old mother; w Albin J. So-
bieski, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 15,
19386; H unp. 122561; Victor Joseph
Heindl, Dayton, O. 11366
My dear old southland; w and m Jule
Le Nard; pf. ©1c. Apr. 30, 1936;
E unp. 123646; Julia L. Fitzpatrick,
Chicago. 11367
My dearest friend; hymn, w and m A.
H. Ackley. © Jan. 21, 1986; E pub.
537176; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
11368
My desert shack; w Artie Hlizabeth
Freeman; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
BH unp. 123450; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11369
My dream; song, w Hd. Catalano. ©
1 «@ Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121630;
Joseph G. Cavella, Philadelphia.
11370
My dream cabin; valse song. © 1.
Apr. 13, 19836; E unp. 122982; Odane
McCullough, Dallas. 11371
My dream girl; w and melody. © 1
e. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122562);
Maurice Sachs, Chicago. eee,
My dream love; w and melody. © 1
ec. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121985; Wil-
liam Mensch, New York. 1 M33
My dreams; w Mercer Cook, m Don
Redman. © Apr. 14, 1986; E pub.
54721; Handy bros. music co., inc,
New York. 11374
My favorite one; w and melody. ©
1c Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 122521;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
11375
pt. I, n. s., Vv. 31
My gal Sue; fox-trot song © 1 «©
Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 121664; Hazel
Fraser, McGehee, Ark. 11376
My garden of memories; waltz, w and
melody Tsianina. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20,
19386; E unp. 122730; Tsianina
Blackstone, Burbank, Calif. 11377
My garden of tomorrow; w Sadie Mer-
rell; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp.
123288; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 11378
My gem of a girl; fox trot, w and m
Anna Mack. © 1. Apr. 6, 1986;
E unp. 122950; Louise Hutchinson,
North Bondi, N. S. W., Australia.
11379
My girl; song. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 122057; Janice Rogers and
Carol King, Chicago. 11380
My girl in blue; waltz song, melody
HK. G. Blessing and Ben Adelman.
© 1c Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 222071;
Hugehne G. Blessing, San Francisco.
11381
My golden canary; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123204; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 11382
My good mother; Hungarian folk song,
English version Carol Raven, m har-
monized and arr. Ladislas Kun. 1.
Male cho. or quartet.—2. Mixed cho.
or quartet. © Apr. 22, 1936; E pub.
54845, 54846; Edward B. Marks mu-
sie corp., New York.
11383, 11384
My grade A gal; pf., with w. ©1«.
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 122016; Rosa-
monde Safier, New York. 11385
My heart cried for you; song. ©1«
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122110; Michael
Joseph Fox, jr., Columbus, Ga.
11386
My heart goes pitter-patter; song, w
Billie Gallagher. © 1 c@ Apr. 10,
1936; E unp. 122218; Chas. J. Kings-
bury, Covington, Pa. 113887
My heart is a haunted house; w Inez
Lee Carey; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1936;
EK unp. 123268; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11388
My heart’s gone Broadway; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp.
121575; Boleslaw Zielinski, Buffalo.
11389
My heart’s in danger; song. ©1.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 1238556; Jack
Kopf, Philadelphia. 11390
o08
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11418
My heart’s on strike; m Fred Patten ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1986; E unp. 122596; Walter J. Kas-
tor, Woodmere, L. L, N. ¥. 11891
My heart’s singing love songs to you;
song. © 1c Mar. 9, 1936; E unp.
121584; Carl W. Ballantyne, Ogden,
Utah. 11392
My heart sings a song; w E. Ranallo
and A. J. Spino, m H,. Talan. ©1c.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122845; Emery
Ranallo, Anthony J. Spino and Her-
bert Talan, Pawtucket, R. I.
11393.
My home back in the pines; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123612; Dorothy Raley, Mendenhall,
Miss. 11394
My home is in your heart, your home is
in mine; w and mC. E. Mathias. ©
Apr. 16, 1986; E pub. 54776; Clinton
EK. Mathias and Frank L. Baker, ElK-
hart, Ind. 11395
My honey brown; w Fred Peter, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E
unp. 122427; John H. Reed, Rens-
selaer, N. Y. 11396
My house of golden dreams; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121830;
Myrtle D. McLaughlin, Seattle.
11397
My imagination; Song, arr. and scored
M. W. Speer. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1936;
E unp. 122148; William Harvey Mau-
pin, Oklahoma City. 11398
My Irish love; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 122674;
George Edward Van Asperen, Pasa-
dena. 11399
My Lindy Lou; w and m Ruth F.
Moore; pf. ©.1 ¢ Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 123481; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11400
My little cabin; song, w Florence Bell.
©1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121698;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
11401
My little hotcha baby; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 123027;
Anna G. Moore, New York. 11402
My little pal; song, adapted from Dear
little Gene. © Mar. 12, 1986; E
pub. 54512; Alfred Francis McDer-
mott, Pound, Wis. 11403
My little song; w and melody. ©1e«.
Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123481; John-
nie Lee Thomas, New York. 11404
My little sweetheart; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122981 ;
Harold Houser, Lamont, Ia. 11405
My love carries on; from Summer
wives, w Dolph Singer, m Sam Mor-
rison; with ukulele and guit. arr.
© Apr. 9, 1936; E pub. 54637; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 11406
My love dreams never come true; song.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121558;
George W. Sillis and Frederic F.
Tripp, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 11407
My lovely Killarny colleen; vf. treble,.
with w. © 1. Apr. 28, 1936; E.
unp. 1238480; John EH. Swanson,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 11408.
My magical moment; w Ted Burge-
man, and melody. © 1. Apr. 16.,.
1986; E unp. 122591; Harold Lewin-
son, Rochester, N. Y. 11409
My man he’s gone; song, w Libby Der-
yin. ©). ¢ )Apr.|.13, 19863 EH) unp.
122398; Elaine Frances Schlaifer,
Sioux City, Ia. 11410
My mean Missouri man; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122610;
Evelyn Russell Meyers, Brooklyn.
11411
My mother; song. ©) hie! Apr nis:
1986; E unp. 122344; Myrtie Ran-
dolph Fleuriet, Donna, Tex. 11412
My new flame’s burning me up; w
and m George H. Howland and Rob-
ert W. Howland. © Apr. 14, 1986;
E pub. 54722; Handy bros. music
co., inc., New York. 11413
My new umbrella [and] My clock;
rhythm picture pieces, w and m
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf. duets.
© Apr. 2, 1936; E pub. 54476; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 11414
My old-fashioned home sweet home;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 27, 19386;
E unp. 123378; Ola Lee, Hollywood,
Calif. 11415
My old log cabin home; w Viola Riley ;
pf. © 1c Apr. 7, 1986; E unp.
123289; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 11416
My one and only; w and melody Vinny
Vernon. © 1. Mar. 17, 1936; E
unp. 122518; Vincent T. Genovese,
Danbury, Conn. 11417
My paakiki wahine; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122249;
Muriel Flanders, San Francisco.
11418
009
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11419
pt. m1, n. s., v.31
My pal of tender years; song, w M. J.
O’Connell. ©1e. Apr. 16, 1986; EH
unp. 122613; M. J. O’Connell and
Kathleen Schaeffer, Garfield Heights,
O. 11419)
My paradise with you; by Willy Kayle;
violin with w. ©1ce. Jan. 20, 1986;
E unp. 122519; William EH. Kostecka,
Newark, N. J. 11420
My photo of you; song, arr. Al Craig
and Orv Huffman. © 1. Apr. 8,
1936; E unp. 123532; Frederick C.
Mills, Columbus, O. 11421
My pipe, my slippers and you; song.
© Apr. 24, 1936; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub.
54875; Carroll Loveday, New York.
11422
My pony; song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986;
E unp. 123191; Rose Blumenthal,
Hartford. 11423.
My radio; song. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1986;
EK unp. 1238218; Rose Blumenthal,
Hartford. 11424
My red headed mamma; song, m Will
Herring. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E
unp. 121627; Allen Jennings, Port
Arthur, Tex. 11425
My redheaded sweetheart and me;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «@.
Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122279; Esther
A. Potter, Virden, Ill. 11426
My reverie; song, with guit. arr. ©
Dec. 31, 1985; E pub. 54472; Lon
A. Dorman, Oklahoma City. 11427
My sail boat; song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123212; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11428
My search has ended; w Bob Hoffman,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936;
E unp. 1238045; Richard Warren
Brown, Elizabeth, N. J. 11429
My serenade; waltz, w Lou Holzer
and Larry Shay, m Harry Kogen,
arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 9, 1936; EB pub. 54784;
Milton Weil music co., inc., Chicago.
114380
My shrine divine; w Joe Andrews;
pf. © 1 c« Apr. 27, 1936; HE unp.
123451; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 114381
My skies are blue above; song. ©1c.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122575; Her-
man Charles Buhler, North Bergen,
Nea J. 11482
My smiling baby; song, m James L.
’ Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122355; Pete
Duran, Johnstown, Pa. 11483
My song; song, arr. Lulah A. Avery.
©1c. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 128576;
Zina Paxson, Three Rivers, Mich.
11434
m Wilhelm F. Goetze. ©1e.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 1217385; Arthur
N. Bean, Newark, N. J. 11435
w Ethel Canady; pf. © 1 « Apr.
7, 1986; E unp. 128270; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 11436
My song of love; song. © 1c. Apr.
1, 1986; E unp. 121541; Mildred L.
Hart, Des Moines. 11487
My song to you; waltz song. ©1..
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122391; Max
William Redlin, Maxwell, Tex.
11488
My soul, there is a country; w Henry
Vaughan, m W. H. Burt; unison
voices. © Apr. 9, 1986; Hi for.
43968; Banks & son, York, England.
114389)
My Spanish girl from Monterey ; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © Mar..12,
1936; E pub. 54671; Max Nuernberg,
San Antonio. 11440
My sweet apache; w and m Vee Lawn-
hurst, Tot Seymour and Ira Schus-
ter; with guit: arr. © Mar. 17,
1936; E pub. 54612; Schuster &
Miller, ine., New York. 11441
My sweet Hawaiian; w Owen Earl
Posner; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; EB
unp. 123267; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11442
My sweetheart, my darling, my dear;
song, melody Nelda Spencer, pf. sc.
arr. Bob ;Taylor....© Ime, Amey oe
1986; E unp. 123412; F. W. Lock-
wood, Fort Morgan, Col. 11443
My sweetie’s gonna say yes; fox trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123619; Roy T. Dugger, Oakland,
Calif. 11444
My Texas girl; song, w Ellen Finley.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121695;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
11445.
My theme song; fox-trot song. ©1 ce.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122964; Mary
L. Brown, Philadelphia. 11446
My tomboy girl; modern musical com-
edy, bk., lyrics and m Charles
George. Voc. sc. .©. Apr. 16, 1936;
EK pub. 54778; Walter H. Baker co.,
Beston. 11447
510
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
My trailing arbutus; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 121901; A. R. Chess-
man, Blackwood, N. J. 11448
My true-love hath my heart; poem
Philip Sidney, m Mortimer Brown-
ing; high, in G. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E pub. 54413; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 11449
My waltz with you in Dreamland; w
Frank Charles, melody H. Malack
and George F. Guziak. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1936; E unp. 121924; Harry Ma-
lack, Pittsburgh. 11450
My wandering Gypsy; tango; pf. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122241;
Joseph Fort, Chicago. 11451
My wandering star; w and melody. ©
T ec. Apr. 24, 1936: EH unp.. 123185;
_ Walter LaMont Wallace, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. 11452
My wife is still my sweetheart ; Ww and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122041; Wright Barclay, New York.
11453
My wife sleeps with one eye open; w
Al Bryan, m Larry Stock; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 19, 1936; E pub. 54452;
Mills music, ine., New York. 11454
N’enléve pas ton chapeau; fox-one-
step, sur les motifs de la chanson de
J. Combe, paroles Jules Combe, m L.
Malkine, orch. Eug. Gavel; ptes. ©
Jan. 30, 19386; E for. 48936; Hditions
Max Eschig, Paris. 11455
Natacha; fox-trot, [and] On n’aime
qu’une fois; tango: de Les nuits
moscovites, paroles André de Badet,
m Kaper-Jurmann. © Aug. 1, 1935;
E for. 43972; Editions Coda, s. a.,
Paris. 11456
Natascha, du schwarzes midel aus dem
Kaukasus; foxtrot, text Klaus S.
Richter, m Gerhard Winkler, arr.
Gerhard Mohr; orch. stimmen mit
gesangstrio. © Jan. 3, 1936; E for.
43680; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 11457
Native hula; w and m Hddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits.; in B flatand F. ©
Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54736; Elbern
H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
11458
Natten ar var; tango, ur Bréllopsresan,
text S. S. Wilson, m Jules Sylvain ;
pf. © Mar. 25, 1936; E for. 44010:
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm. 11459:
11471
Ne dis rien; tango, paroles Jean Cha-
pelle, m Raymond Balet. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 48805; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 11460
Neapolitan (A) street orchestra of two
pieces ; musical comedy, lyrics Leon-
ard Armstrong. ©1e. Apr. 1, 1936;
D 39069; Santiago Olguin Loredo,
Los Angeles. 11460*
"Neath an old enchanted arbor; w Jo-
seph Mendelsohn, and melody. ©
1 @ Feb. 28, 1936; E unp. 119225;
Abraham Seril, Brooklyn. 11461
’Neath skies of blue; song. ©1c. Apr.
14, 1936; E unp. 123469: Thomas Wil-
bert Parker, jr., Lorton, Va. 11462
’Neath southern skies; song, w Helen
Vesta Rutledge. © 1c Apr. 27,
1986; E unp. 123392; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 11463
’Neath the maple tree; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1-e.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 122994; Ruth
Florence Frueh, Greenville, Il.
11464
’Neath the Spanish moon; w Eva M.
Anderson, and melody. © 1. Apr.
27, 1936; E unp. 125333; Carl N.
Larsen, Alpena, Mich. 11465
’Neath those blue summer Skies with
you; waltz, w and m Nellie Y. Al-
bright; with ukulele, guit. and ac-
cordion arr. © Apr. 2, 1986; E pub.
54562; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. 11466
Needle (The) goes round and round;
arr. by G. R. Shaw; pf., with w.
1 ec Apr. 6, 1986; EH unp. 123472;
Bessie Seawright, i. e. Mrs. J. M.
Seawright, Waco, Tex. 11467
Neptune’s empire; canon, w Thomas
Campion, m Kenneth Finlay ; 2 treble
voices. © Apr. 9, 1936; E for.
44087 ; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
11468
Never; w F. A. Strzepek, m S. A.
Kules; pf. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1986; H
unp. 122563; Frank A. Strzepek and
Steve A. Kules, Detroit. 11469
Never before; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123509; John
Frank Napoli, Woodhaven, N. Y.
11470
Never lose sight of Jesus; hymn, w Hal
Homer, m B. B. McKinney. © Jan.
21, 1936; E. pub, 53777; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 11471
511
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11472
pt. II, n. s., v. 3k
Never mind, honey; song, m James L. | Night time in Hawaii is lovetime with
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ce.
Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 121875; Marian
Livingston Maclean, Calgary, Al-
berta, Canada. 11472
Never will I dream; w Alexander Or-
govan, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1936; E unp. 122233; John R. Redey,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. 11473
New deal; march song. © Mar. 21,
1986; 2 c Apr. 1; E pub. 54400;
Margaret D. Evans, Youngstown, O.
11474
New (A) deal for love; w G. Harder
Binz, and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr. 7,
1986; E unp. 121965; Natalia Mil-
wicz, Chicago. 11475
New England, I’m coming back home;
song. ©1«. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
122548; Francis W. Hatch, Boston.
11476
New (The) year; song. © 1. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123215; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 11477
New York; composed and arr. Marvin
Hatiley,, ©, -A,.c#, Apr 228. 1926; \
unp. 128075; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 11478
New York big parade; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121641;
Hugh Edward Thomson, Kansas
City, Mo. 11479
New York town the home of love: w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 4, 19386;
E unp. 121818; Dominick Louis
Bondi, New Orleans. 11480:
Niemand hat grdssere liebe; motette
zum volkstrauertag, m Kurt Thomas,
werk 25, nr. 5; Sop. o. ten. solo u. 4
stimmigen chor, mit orgel. © Dec.
15, 1985; E for. 44059; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 11481
Night (A), a maid, a kiss; w Wm.
McKenna, melody Joe Buck. ©1-«.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121871; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 11482
Night below the Mason-Dixon line;
fox-trot, w and m Dick Dye and FE.
Henley. © 1 ¢ Apr. 1, 19386; E
unp. 121571; Earnest Henley, Rai-
ford, Fla. 11483
Night (The) that I met you; waltz, w
Gladys Lee, m Gene Shaw. © 1.
Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122193; E. L.
Epting, Glennville, Ga. 11484
you; w and m Jack Penewell, arr.
L. D. Richardson and G. A. Bron-
son; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram; with guit. chord symbols.
© Apr. 7, 1986; E pub. 54602; Bron-
son music & sales corp., Detroit.
11485:
Nightingale (The) ; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123202; Rose Blum-
enthal, Hartford. 11486.
Nights in Spain; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123478;
Mildred During, New Orleans.
11487
Nile moon; song. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1936;
Eeounp. 122515; Angela Jane Connor
Curry, Hartford. 11488.
Ninette will you forget; waltz, w and
m Percy Edgar and Leslie Sutch. ©
Mar. 24, 1936; E for. 44072; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
11489
Nini; melody. © 1¢. Apr. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 123518; Rismo Ricci, Wood-
land, Calif. 11490:
Ninna nanna; di Agide Tedoldi; pf.
© Mar. 27, 1986; E for. 48656; G..
Ricordi & co., Milan. 11491
No but yes; song. ©1c. Apr. 13, 1986;
E unp. 122371; Andrew Lewis Gil-
lett, San Francisco. 11492
No fair falling in love; song. ©1c.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123587; Ben
B. Westerhoff, Ottumwa, Ia. 11498.
No flower there was just as Sweet as
you; w and melody. © 1c Apr.
13, 1986; E unp. 122294; Chas. M.
Berry, Inglewood, Calif. 11494
No more; song. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936;
E unp. 122312; Albert Bange, Tor-
reon, Coahuila, Mexico. 11495.
No more seeking an angel; w and m
Mannie Banks; pf. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1986; E unp. 123304; Bernard Man-
nie Banks, New York. 11496
No more war; w and m Leslie Sarony ;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 9, 1936;
E for. 43760; Irwin Dash music Co.,.
Itd., London. 11497
No one else; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; Ei unp. 122683; Florence Her-
mina Weiss, Richmond. 11498:
No one to love; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122540;
Boyd James and Robert Lutzelman,
Fremont, Neb. 11499:
512
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
No turning back; from The cavalcade
of America, Harold A. Levey; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 19386; EB unp. 122546 ;
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., inc.,
Wilmington, Del. 11500
No use denyin’; 1st B flat trumpet,
with w.° © 41 e@ Apr.i21, 1986; EB
unp. 122895; Leon J. Imperatore,
Canonsburg, Pa. 11501
Nobody knows; w and m Don Rae-
burn; with ukulele arr. R. 8. Stod-
don, and chords for guit. and pf. ac-
cordion. © Mar. 31, 1936; E for.
44104; B. Feldman & co., London.
11502
Nobody knows where she spends her
time; song. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E
unp. 121881; Harold Robert Stange,
Chicago. 11503
Nobody loves me; fox trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 24,
19386; E unp. 123259; Sylvia Bond,
Reelsville, Ind. 11504
Non chieder chi son. ..; slow-tango,
paroles Angelo Ramiro Borella, m
Pippo Barzizza; pf. © Jan. 14,
1936; E for. 44069; A. & G. Carisch
& c, Milan. 11505
Northland; w and melody. ©1ce. Apr.
~ 80, 1986; E unp. 123648; Joseph
Landowski, Amherst, Wis. 11506
Northland songs—no. 1; new w John
Murray Gibbon, set to old tunes. ©
Apr. 14, 1986; Epub. 54709; Gordon
VY. Thompson, Itd., Toronto. 11507
Not turning backwards; w and melody
W. BH. Mainer and Dorsey M. Dixon.
©1ec. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp. 123072;
Wade E. Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
11508
Notes (The) of an old love song; fox
trot song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; EB
unp. 123611; Elizabeth Bullard
Raven, Boone, Ia. 11509
Nothing but love for two; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 121718;
William R. Stier, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
11510
Nothing else left to dream; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122608;
Katrine Everbach Heitger, New
York. 11511
Notre petit bateau; slow fox, paroles
Roger-Fernay, m Ted Grouya et Jean
Delettre. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for.
44004; Editions Coda, s. a., Paris.
11512
70365—36——6
11525
Novelty Benny; story, plot, w and mel-
odies. ©1c Apr. 1, 1936; D 39057;
Benjamin Samberg, Brooklyn.
to? *
Now I know; pf. treble, with w. ©
Te. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122652;
Jewel Ader, Brooklyn. 115138
Now I know that I’m in love; w Bernie
Riopelle; pf. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936;
EH unp. 122315; Milton C. Riopelle,
River Rouge, Mich. 11514
Now, let’s begin; first pieces for pf.,
F. Duncan Thomas. Berners ed. ©
Apr. 8, 1986; E for. 44023; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 11515
Now that I’ve found you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122844; Florence F. Roan and Bunch
Henderson, Cisco, Tex. 11516
Now we must meet as friends, tho we
parted sweethearts; w and m Bertha
Pritchard Hamer; pf. © 1. Apr.
7, 1986; E unp. 123280; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 11517
Now what do you think; song. ©1«.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122146; Mabel
Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
11518
Nuits moscovites; valse, [and] En
avant; chanson tzigane: de Les
nuits moscovites, paroles André de
Badet, m Kaper-Jurmann. © Aug.
1, 1935; E for. 48973; Editions Coda,
Ss. a., Paris. 11519
Nus comme des sauvages; de Sacré
Léonce, paroles Jean Nohain, m John
EHuUsworth et Willy Stower. © Jan.
30, 1936; E for. 48898; Editions Vog,
Paris. 11520
Nuts to Broadway, give me New Or-
leans; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
De A986: SE un. “#28028 Clris.
Yacich, New Orleans. 11521
Nutty ditties; w Sam Gornbein, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E
unp. 123331; Carl N. Larsen, Alpena,
Mich. 11522
Nymphs and fairies at the spring; pf.
© Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54759; Alois
Braun, San Antonio. 11523
Nymphs of Sunken Garden; by Bar-
bara Hensley; pf. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1986; E unp. 122012; Gertrude Bar-
bara Hensley, San Antonio. 11524
O, beautiful Ka Ilima; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122728;
Andy Iona Long, Los Angeles.
11525
O13
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11526
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
O blessed day of motherhood; w HEr-
nest F. McGregor, m Carl F. Muel-
ler; mixed cho.; pf. or organ acc.
© Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54897; Har-
old Flammer, ine., New York.
11526
O Hawai; valse Hawaienne, paroles
Jean Chapelle, m Louis Melrack. ©
Dee. 30, 1985; E for. 48846; Editions
Pan: iS. 72. abis. 11527
O. K. baby, you’re wonderful; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1986; E unp. 122285; Annie Maria
Von Coller, Alberton, Transvaal,
South Africa. 11528
O Texas land, my native land; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Mar. 16, 19386; E
unp. 121520; Mamye Atwood Kelly,
Austin, Tex. 11529:
O Thou who art all loving; anthem,
Niels W. Gade, arr. and ed. Matthew
N. Lundquist; mixed cho. © Apr.
11, 1986; E pub. 54750; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 11530
O what a Saviour; hymn, w R. S.
Nickerson, harmonized H. G. T. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; E pub. 54881; Howard
L. Brown, Glendale, Calif. 11531
Obrero (El); vals corrido, letra y mel-
odia. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1986;’'E unp.
123033; Emilia Navarrete de Mar-
tin, Monterey, Calif. 11532
Ocean (The) low-down; w Wm. Mc-
Kenna, melody Bert Davis. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121865; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 11533
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle;
from The tales of Hoffmann, arr. Er-
nest Reeves; violin or ’cello and pf.
© Mar. 23, 1986; E for. 438741;
Walsh, Holmes & co., iItd., London.
115384
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
set tom; mixed voices; in E flat. ©
Apr. 6, 1986; E pub. 54442; Wilhel-
mina R. Kendrick, Hartsdale, N. Y.
11535
Offrande; French, Paul Verlaine, Eng-
lish, Don Titman, m Reynaldo Hahn;
sop. or ten. © Apr. 22, 1986; E pub.
54855; A. Fassio, Lachute, P. Q.,
Canada. 11536
Oh, boy, that new melody; song. ©
1c Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122758;
Marie Helen Wegh, Redlands, Calif.
11537 |
Oh Dio dammi forza; pf., con testo.
©1e. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123136;
John Taddeo, Jeannette, Pa.
11538
Oh Gest mio Salvatore; versi Michael
(Perry) Perna; pf. ©1e. Apr. 23,
1986; E unp. 123137; John Taddeo,
Jeannette, Pa. 11539
Oh Gogo, my little Gogo; song, m Wil-
lard Herring. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986;
HE unp. 122580; Alexander McMaster,
Toronto. 11540
Oh how happy am I; w A. Thurston
Williams, m Harriet L. Rivers. ©
t ¢ Apr. .1, 1986; EH unp, g21¢s7-
Harriet L. Williams, Cleveland.
11541
Oh how I dread the dawn; song, m
Charles Madsen. © Mar. 31, 1986;
E pub. 54402; John E. Whipps, Mid-
lothian, Il. 11542
Oh little house of my memories; w
Carol Miller; pf. © 1 @ Apr. 27,
1986; E unp. 123452); Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11543
Oh, Peter, go ringa dem bells, I heard
from heaven today; song, arr. Stan-
ley Baughman; men’s voices. ©
Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54538; Boston
music ¢o., Boston. 11544
Oh, please do not hate me; fox trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1986;
EH unp. 122256; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. . 11545
Oh river, what did we do to you; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1986;
E unp. 123060; Elmer Charles Win-
ters, Pittsburgh. 11546
Oh, she’s a wonderful cook; w and
melody Fred Fisher. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1986; E unp. 121915; Fred Fisher
music co., New York. 11547
Oh Susanna; w and m Ben Westland,
arr. Nikke La Montagne. © Apr.
7, 1986; E pub. 54672; Ben Westland
and Robert Lake Moore, Sacramento,
Calif. 11548
Ch, sweet senorita; by Monty Frame;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1986; E unp. 123548; Hlizabeth
Frame De Golier, Cincinnati. 11549
Oh, Vermeland; Swedish folksong, w
A. Frysell, tr. H. F. B., m arr. Gran-
ville Bantock and William Arms
Fisher; mixed cho., a cappella. ©
Mar. 25, 19386; E pub. 54427; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 11550
514
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11577
Oh, wise moon; w and melody. © 1
e. Apr. 18, 19386; BE unp. 122794;
Renzo Viola, New York. 11551
Oh, you lovely baby; w Hdward A.
Nitram, melody Mary Maykum. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122188;
Izetta May Kumle, Springfield, Ill.
11552
Ojos negros; love and smile, Spanish
tango; violin. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123423; Franz Anger, Los
Angeles. 11553
Oklahoma moon; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 122948; Ida
McIntyre, Broken Bow, Okl. 11554
Old (An) cameo; song, m Horace
Morris. © 1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1936; E
unp. 122489; John D. Marsh, Fay-
etteville, Tenn.
Old (An) canvas home; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Apr. 30, 19386; E unp. 123625; John
C. Irving, Beresford Lake, Manit.,
Canada. 11556
Old (The) cherry tree in the orchard
is blooming; w Bernard O. Kleve,
m and arr. for ukulele, ete., Luther
PupOiaic. C) jc. Apr. 21. 1936,
E unp. 122927; Bert Olson, Caswell,
via Seward, Alaska. 11557
Old (The) Chisholm trail; m arr.
Glenroy Stein; pf. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 121663; Texas centen-
tennial central exposition, Dallas.
11558
Old (The) country doctor; w Joe
Young, m Jean Schwartz; with guit.
arr. © Mar. 25, 1986; E pub. 54393;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 11559
Olid cronies; humorous intermezzo,
Arthur Wood; orch. pts. © Apr. 9,
1936; E for. 48961; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 11560
Old-fashioned (An) love affair; w and
m Bob Jay and L. Deu Schel. © 1
e. Apr. 10, 1936 ; E unp. 122220; Rob-
ert W. Johnson and Lauren Deu
Schel, Marion, Ind. 11561
Old (An) fashioned tune; w and m
P. Clark; pf. ©.1.c¢. Apr. 7, 1986;
EK unp. 123263; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11562
Old folks at home; Swanee River, arr.
Willis Conolly; ten. guit., in dia-
gram, with w. © Mar. 16, 1936;
H pub. 54506; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 11563
ol
Old Heidelberg march; by Ed. Kiesler,
arr. Eisenberg; band pts. © Apr.
4, 1936; E pub. 54572; Geo. Landers
music co., Clarinda, Ia. 11564
Old iron horse; w and melody. ©
Apr. 8, 1986; E pub. 54657; Wilma
Blake, Denver. 11565
Old King Cole; w anon., m Robert
W. Gibb; boy’s 3-pt. song. © Mar.
23, 19386; E pub. 544382; Oliver Dit-
son co., ine., Boston. 11566
Old (An) man; w and melody. © 1
e. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123350;
Michael Pines, E. Pittsburgh, Pa.
11567
Old May song; old rhyme set to m
Patrick Hadley; trebles 1, 2. ©
Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 48709; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 11568
Old (The) mill stream; song, arr. I.
Theresa, Folger. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13,
1936; E unp. 123540; Ruby A. Mc-
Intyre, Cambridge, Mass. 11569
Old mirror knows; song, melody Bud-
O¥er Walker, ©) Le: “Apr, 20,0 1936 5
EK unp. 123592; Joseph W. Christian,
New York. 11570
Old,.pal; song: ©,1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 121675; Isabell Dorr, Lake-
port, Calif. 11571
Old prairie schooner; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123014;
Hdward Louis Goette and Morrey
Davidson, Lakewood, O. 11572
Old (The) rocking chair; w Henry
Martin Snoderly; pf. © 1c. Apr.
7, 1936; E unp. 123281; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 11573
Old smiling moon; song, w Chester
Romaine. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E
unp. 123389; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 11574
Old (An) time musician, with a
thump, thump, thump; w and m
Jack Patterson; pf. treble. ©1«.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122508; Har-
Old Harlan Patterson, San Fran-
viSCO. 11575
Old Wisconsin moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 122455;
Henry L. Denzien, Portage, Wis.
11576
Oldsters’ (The) march; song. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123163; Flor-
ence Avery Sanderson, Port Huron,
Mich. 11577
od
3)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11578
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
Olvidala; tango, paroles Oscar Roma,
m O. Roma et A. Ferrazzano; pf.
© Oct. 1, 1985; E for. 44000; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 11578
© 1c. Apr. 14 1936; E
unp. 122439; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 11579
On a bench in lovely Valencia; song,
m Lou Webb. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1986;
EH unp. 122577; Clayton Thomas
Dixon, Waterloo, Ia. 11580
On a delicatessen counter; w Thomas
Grant Springer, m Louis Drakeford.
© ic. Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122184;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, Astoria,
ORIN iY. 11581
On a pearly pebble beach in Catalina;
w Joe Young, m Fred EH. Ahlert;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 24,
1936; E pub. 549382; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 11582)
On Calvary; w and melody. ©1l1e.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121813; Geo.
EK. Harris, El Paso. 11583
w Mrs. Philip Slack; pf. © Apr.
23, 19836; E pub. 54858; Peter Philip
Slack, Johnson City, N. Y. 11584
On my way to Florida; song. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122808; Orville
Terry Fuquay, Lake Worth, Fla.
11585
On the boulevard; pf. treble. © 1.
Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121605; Ruth
Clearly, Brooklyn. 11586
On the Christmas tree [and] Pumpkin,
pumpkin; rhythm picture pieces, w
and m Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf.
duets. © Apr. 2, 1936; Epub.
54477; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
11587
On the coral beach of Bermuda; w
Ernest A. Rork, m Walker H. Hay-
Omens; pf.
craft. © Apr. 8, 1986; HE. pub.
54757; Collier, Rork & Reid, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 11588
On the Malibu; w and melody. © 1
ce. Apr. 27, 1986; EH unp. 123488;
Howell Charles Powell, Los Angeles.
11589)
On the million dollar pier; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E
unp: 122270; Nels Clifton Larsen,
Brooklyn. 11590
On the prairies; waltz song, melody
O. Hartwig and Ben Adelman. ©
1 ec. Apr, 24, 1986; E unp. 123251;
Oscar Hartwig, San Ninette, Manit.,
Canada. 11591
On the silvery sands of Waikiki; song.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121559);
George W. Sillis and Frederic F.
Tripp, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 11592
On the Texas trails; song, melody M.
B. Edna. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1986; E
unp. 121512; Doreae Edna Quinn,
New York. 11598
On the trail; from the Grand Canyon
suite, Ferde Grofé, arr. D. Savino;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Apr. 24) 1936;
EK pub. 54877; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 11594
One angel missing in heaven; song, m
James Henry Evans. © 1 e¢. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 122024; George Rus-
Sell Dow, Salisbury Beach, Mass.
11595.
One autumn day; w N. W. Dignan, m
G. G. Dean. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 128514; Grace Ghent Dean
and Marian Weaver Dignan, Colum-
bus, O. 11596
One last encore; fox-trot song. ©1ec.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123113; Gor-
don William Jensen, Milwaukee.
11597
One little word; song, w Robert Mont-
gomery. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1986; BE unp.
121694; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 11598
One night I had a dream; song. ©
1..e..Apr.,.6, 1986; EH unp, 21ST
Blanche Irene Findley, Flossmoor,
Tl. 11599
One rainy afternoon; from the produc-
tion, w Jack Stern and Harry To-
bias, m Ralph Erwin, arr. John
Rocchetti; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Apr. 27, 1936; E pub, 54873; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 11600
One softly spoken word, just one; w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 30, 1936;
FE unp. 123641; Wm. Williams, Mil-
waukee. 11601
One step at a time; hymn, w and m
A. H. Ackley. © Jan. 21, 1936; E
pub. 53758 ; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las. 11602
Oni aka moku; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122204; Solo-
mon Maluhia Kekipi Bright, San
Francisco. 11603.
Onions, dry onions, how I ery; w and
melody. ©1e. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122806; Louis W. Kasman, Chicago.
11604.
516
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Oniron agapis; dance poem; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 4, 19386; E unp. 121795; Frank
Byron, Brooklyn. 11605
Only a second hand rose; song. ©
Apr. 11, 1936; E pub. 54754; Bern-
hart Nippa, Detroit. 11606
Only in a dream; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123659;
Franklin Collins Robb, New York.
11607
Only (The): language, dear, that any
man can understand ; song, arr. Mar-
guret MacRae. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
E unp. 122412; Curtis Williams, New
York. 11608
Only you; song. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E unp. 123379; Howard Marvin
Klaus, Pittsburgh. 11609
——w and melody. © 1c Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 121850'; Leo Stein, New
York. 11610
Ooh, it’s nice; w Jules Loman and A\l-
lan Roberts, melody Francis K. Shu-
man. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp.
. 123079; Broadway music corp., New
York. 11611
Open our eyes; song. ©1c. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122395; Mary Elizabeth
Nichols Burch, Guymon, Okl. 11612
Opportunity; w James J. Ingalls, m
Carl Deis; sop., alto and bass. ©
Apr. 2, 1936; E pub. 54468; Boston
music ¢co., Boston. 11613
Oriental lament; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; E.unp. 121944; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. - 11614
Orientale; piéce caractéristique, F.
Mérigot; pf. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43932; Durand & cie., Paris. 11615
Orn’ry guy: w and melody. ©1«.
Apr. 20, 19386; E unp. 122791; Harry
P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans. 11616
Our America; song. © 1. Apr. 3,
1986; E unp. 121716; William Allen
Tucker, Wichita. 11617
Our leader; song. ©1c. Apr. 16, 1936;
EK unp. 122627; Sam J. Reading,
Rockford, Il. 11618
ja, aud melody... © 1.¢c Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122400; Arthur Fred-
erick Schuttenberg, Olmsted Falls,
O. 11619
Our love; song. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1936;
EK unp. 122384; Jane Lucille Evans,
Erie, Col. 11620
PE
vo
11634
Our love affair in Monterey; w and m
Wesley Bechtel; with ukulele arr.
©1c Mar. 25, 1936; E unp. 121778;
John Wesley Bechtel, St. Louis.
11621
Our melody of love; song, w William
Wittig. ©l1c. Apr. 21, 1986; E unp.
122923 ; Margaret Ann Jones, Pitts-
burgh. 11622
Our star song; w Marty Symes, m
Paul McGrane; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 19, 19386; E pub. 54453; Mills
music, ine., New York. 11623
Our Townsend; pf., with w. ©1e.
Apr. 138, 1936; E unn. 122868 ; Hyrum
Barnes, Ogden, Utah. 11624
Our waltz dream; pf., with w. © Ic.
Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122274;
George Laurence Blauvelt, Newark,
N. J. 11625
Out of the blue; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121726; Frank
William Bavoux, Galveston, Tex.
11626
Out of the night; song. © 1 c. Mar.
12, 1986; E unp. 122528; Frank Von
Luehrte, Cincinnati. 11627
w Georgia McDonnell. ©
1c, Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122915;
Giorgio Resopol, Los Angeles.
11628
Out where the blue-bluebonnets bloom ;
song. © Apr. 4, 1936; E pub. 54703;
Harry Tracy Nelson, Dallas. 11629
Over here; w and melody. ©1c. Apr.
21, 1986; E unp. 122903; Mary Flor-
ence Weare, Philadelphia. 11630
Over the radio waves; song. © 1.
Apr. 21, 1986; EH unp. 122893; Ben-
jamin C. Yarbrough, Chicago. 11631
Owl (The); song. © 1c Apr. 24,
1986; E unp. 123190; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11632
Owlets (The) in roofholes; Goneril’s
lullaby, w Gordon Bottomley, m
William Ernest Smith, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy; unison voices, with
optional violin and cello pts. ©
Mar. 26, 1986; E for. 43634; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 11633
Pa ett litet moln i sjunde himlen;
fox-trot, ur Broéllopsresan, text Pad-
dock, m Jules Sylvain; pf. © Mar.
25, 1936; E for. 44011; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm. 11634
17
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11635
Paidir fhionnghuala ; traditional Irish
w, m G. M. Palmer; 3 treble voices.
© Feb. 21,1936; E for. 44089; Geof-
frey Molyneux Palmer, Slighe na
Mara, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland.
11635
Palermo Rose; song, melody Frank
Vallone. © 1c Apr. 6, 1986: H
unp. 121981; Edward J. Nulty, New
York. 11636
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Praise be to Thee; anthem, arr. and
ed. Matthew N. Lundquist; mixed
cho. © Apr. 11, 1986; E pub. 54749;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 11637
Paloma (La); arr. L. D. Richardson
and G. A. Bronson; Hawaiian guit.,
in note and diagram; with guit.
chord symbols; in Di © Apr. 7,
1986; E pub. 54603; Bronson music
& sales corp., Detroit. 11638
Pan islamic; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
EH unp. 122452); Milton BE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 11639
Parade of the lollypops; w and m
Charles H. Roth. © Apr. 15, 1936;
EK pub. 54747; Hamilton S. Gordon,
inc., New York. 11640
Parade of the milk bottle caps; by
Pat McCarthy and Jimmy Dorsey;
Di ©) 1) c. Ae aoe Re AN.
121929; Select music publications,
inc., New' York. 11641
Parade of the stars; march; pf. ©
1c Mar. 18, 1986; EH unp. 120576;
Alfonsa Varallo and Anthony V.
Varallo, Upper Darby, Pa. 11642
Parade of the toys; pf. ©1c. Apr. 15,
1936; HE unp. 122532; Alva Bertha
Sonder, Chicago. 11643:
Paradise; song, m Ruby Seely Gervais.
© 1c..Apr..1, 1986; E unp. 121567 ;
Nellie M. Seely, Portland, Or.
11644
Paragraph 3; overture, Franz von
Suppé, arr. Aubrey Winter; orch.
pts. © Apr. 7, 1936; E for. 44086;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 11645
Pardon me; song. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936:
EK unp. 121800; Hugene L. Knowlton,
Woodhaven, N. Y. 11646
Pardon me, Miss; w and m Evelyn
Daw?) pliin© & eiAprat: (1986: AH
unp. 123294; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11647
Paris dans la brume; potme Gérard
d’Houville, m Louis Beydts; 2) voix
pt. II, n. s.,.v. 3b
de femmes, avec sop. solo obligé. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 48782; Alphonse
Leduc & cie., Paris. 11648
Parisian (A) romance in a French
easino; w and melody Philip Copell
and Rudy Springer. © 1c. Apr. 11,
19386; E unp. 122252); Kendis music
corp., New York. 11649
Parrot (The) ; song. © 1 Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123207; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11650
Parting is such sweet sorrow; song, w
Paul Temple. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1986;
E unp. 121904; William Doerfel.
Brooklyn. 11651
Party girl; w Sandra; pf...© 1.¢ Apr:
7, 1986; E unp. 123292; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 11652
Pas; melody Frank Montanez. © 1c.
Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122048; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
11653
Pas grand chose; paroles Jacasse et
Jean Chapelle, m Gaston Saux. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43874; Editions
Pan, Ss. a., Paris. 11654
Pastorales; 4 piéces, Tibor Harsanyi.
© Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 43976; Edi-
tions Max Hschig, Paris. 11655
Pat your foot; fox-trot song. ©1«.
Mar. 20, 1986; E unp. 121665; Fred
J. Davenport, Newberry, S. C.
11656
Paul Bunyan’s rollway; song, Mm arr.
Audrey Brabender. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1936; E unp. 121525; John Raleigh,
Peshtigo, Wis. 11657
Pay our boys; waltz song, melody EH.
Kidwell and Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Apr.) 9;,'1986°;, EH unp.” 12216395) Biva
Kidwell, Washington. 11658
Peace and contentment; w Clarence
Tisdale, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 2,
1936; E unp. 121632);; Johnny Scrib-
ner Black, Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y.
11659
Peaceful river; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e. Apr. 11, 19386; E unp.
122276; Carl Ruppert, Denver.
11660
Peaceful street; w Robert Rutherford,
m Leslie Elliott. © Apr. 6, 1936;
E for. 44088; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 11661
Peacock (The) waltz; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122804 ;
Louis W. Kasman, Chicago. 11662
518
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Peck’s theme song; from Poor little
rich girl, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel, pf. arr. Cyril Mock-
ridge. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp.
121966; Robbins music ecorp., New
York. 11663
Peek a boo moon; song, melody Alva
Torre-Alba. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1936;
E unp. 121786; Virginia G. Nodine,
Brooklyn. 11664
Pendant que vous en avez l’age; bal-
lade, paroles Jacques Toussaint, m
Dominique Jeanés. © Dec. 30, 1935 ;
EK for. 43832; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 11665
Pennsylvania home; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 122631;
John C. Kreps, Philadelphia. 11666
Pepina; valse espagnole. Y’ Ener; pf.
© Jan.. 30, 1936: E for. 43929;
Durand & cie., Paris. 11667
Pepina; valse e spagnole, Y’ Hner; pf.
lish version Lorraine Noel Finley, m
Giuseppe Ferraro. © Apr. 23, 1936;
E pub. 54864; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 11668
Per voi; slow fox, versi e m Alfredo
Bracchi; trio violinii © Feb. 10,
1936; E for. 44048; Societé anonima
musicale Bixio, Milan. 11669
Pero oyes Maria; by L. Garza and S.
Matinez. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E
unp. 121017; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 11670
Personette; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 2,
1936; E unp. 121606; Ruth Cleary,
Brooklyn. 11671
Petit (Le) bois; paroles Henry Le-
marchand, m Philippe Parés. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 48900; Editions
Philippe Parés, Paris. 11672
Petit (Le) Jacques a compris la mu-
Sique; paroles et m F. Mérigot; pf.
© Jan. 30, 1936: E for. 43933;
Durand & cie., Paris. 11673
Petit Jean; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122836; Wil-
liam Shepherd, Little Rock, Ark.
11674
Petite (Une) auto; slow-fox, paroles
Camille Francois, m- Albert Lasry.
© Dec. 30, 1935; EB for. 43839; Edi-
tions Pan, s..a., Paris. 11675
Petite humoresque; by Antoni Szatow-
Ski, fingered Niedzielski; pf. ©
11688
Mar. 5, 1986; E for. 44077; Augener,
Itd., London. 11676
Petite (Une) maison; mélodie fox-trot,
paroles Robermarino, m_ Ff'ernand
Warms. © Dee. 30, 1935; E for.
43892; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
. 11677
Petite (La) tour Biffel; paroles Fer-
nand Vimont et Henry Lemarchand,
m Philippe Parés et Gabriel Chaum-
ette. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43901;
Editions Philippe Parés, Paris.
11678
Pettin’ Diana Lee; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123048;
Carlton Frohlich Howell, Washing-
ton. 11679
Piano fun; with family and friends,
containing games, etc., with musical
accompaniment for pf., various au-
thors. © Mar. 30, 1986; AA 202912;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11680
Piccadilly; w and m Jack Meskill, Al
and Bob Harvey and Michael Carr;
with arr. for ukulele and accordeon.
© Feb. 6, 19386; E for. 48759; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
11681
Pick yourself up; song, w Dorothy
Fields. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122032; Jerome Kern, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 11682
Pickanniny ; fox trot song. ©1e. Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 122951; Doris Thur-
mond, Ridgely, Tenn. 11683
Picture (A) of you in my Memory; w
Marshall Everett Grayson; pf.
1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp. 123285; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
11684
Picture (A) of you, just you; w Wm.
McKenna, melody Bert Davis. ©
1 « Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121874;
Lang-Worth feature programs, inc.,
New York. 11685
Picture (The) that hangs on the wall;
w Betty James; pf. ©1ec. Apr. 27,
1986: E unp. 123453; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11686
Pigeon (The); song. ©1.« Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123205; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11687
Pigs (The); song. © 1 ¢. Apr. 24,
19386; E unp. 123187; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11688
o19
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11688 *
Pigs in clover; musical comedy, bk.
Philip Searing Major and Charles
Arthur Reynolds, w J. H. Fithian
and others. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1936; D
39064 ; James Hampton Fithian, Hast
Orange, N. J. 11688*
Pilgrim’s hymnal; songs for home and
all services of the church, [compiled]
© Mar. 15, 1936; A 92899; William
H. Crouse, Statesboro, Ga. 11689:
Pineapple whiskey; story, plot, words
and melodies. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936;
D 39058; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 11689*
Pinetta ; tango; accordion. © Mar. 15,
1936; FE pub. 54462; Sam Pezzopane,
Ogden, Utah. 11690
Pioneers, O pioneers; anthem, w Walt
Whitman, m Vernon De Tar; unison
voices. © Apr. 10, 1936; Epub.
54641; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 11691
Pipe curls and one sweet smile; song,
w Stephen Praisner. © 1c. Apr. 20,
19386; E unp. 122824; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 11692
Piping times; 10 pieces; bamboo pipes.
bk. 2. © Apr. 3, 1936; E for. 43986;
Thomas F. Dunhill, London. 11693
10: preliminary 2-pt. tunes; bam-
boo pipes. bk. 1. © Mar. 24, 19386:
E for. 48746; Thomas F. Dunhill,
London. 11694
Place (A) they call Sing Sing; w L.
Coleman, melody H. Foillard. ©
1c. Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 121984;
Henry Foillard, Long Island City,
and Lucile Coleman, Tottenville,
SNE Ye 11695
Plants in the window; song. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122876; Theo-
phile Guay, Lebanon, N. H. 11696
Play me an old time two-step; from
Summer wives, w Dolph Singer, m
Sam Morrison; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Apr. 3, 1936; E pub. 54534;
Famous music corp., New York.
11697
Playboy (The) of Broadway; w Billy
Thorpe Smith, m Edward Weeks. ©
te. Apre'21,° 1986; EH ump, 122912)
Henry Thorpe Smith, London.
11698
Playing hide and seek with the moon;
song, W Pearl Kounkel. © 1c. Apr.
13, 19386; E unp. 122328; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 11699
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Playing soldiers; song. © 1. Apr. 4,
1986; E unp. 122147; Mabel Kauf-
man Harman, Baltimore. 11700
Please citizens pay attention; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp.
122229; George Sauers, sr., Hazel-
ton, Pa. 11701
Please croon me to sleep; w and m
Rosalie A. Frankel. © Dee. 24,
1935; E for. 44040; Allan & co., prop.
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 11702
Please don’t tell me I was only dream-
ing; w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 27,
1986; E unp. 128361; Joseph Harris,
New Orleans. 11703
Please forgive me; w Roy Masters and
Skippy Kennedy, m Roy Masters.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122985 ;
Roy <A. Matthiessen, Maplewood,
N. J. 11704
Piease light up soon Silv’ry moon;
waltz, w and m Nellie Y. Albright;
with arr. for ukulele, guit. and ac-
cordion. © Apr. 2, 1936; E pub.
54561; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. 11705
Please stay our President; w and mel-
ody;, © 1 ¢. Apt.,.8, (19386. isin.
122050; Henry Jackson Little, Gar-
rett, Ind. 11706
Please sweetheart; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp.
122286; Andy D’Ambrosio, Hamden,
Conn. 11707
Pleure; tango, paroles Geo. Girard, m
Nino Nardini. © Dec. 30, 1935; HE
for. 43855 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11708
Plume (La) de marabout; paroles
Jacasse et Jean Chapelle, m Ray-
mond Balet. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
for. 43807 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11709
Plus (Le) plu; romance parodique,
paroles Jacasse et Jean Chapelle, m
Raymond Balet. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EK for. 48808; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 11710
Po En-Harod; op. 69, w A. Z. Ben
Yishai; bass. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936;
E unp. 122195; Joseph Achron, Hol-
lywood, Calif. nial Ge
Poetic lady; waltz melody. © 1 .«.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 1238110; Leo-
pold N. Sperling, Cincinnati. 11712
Pollywog’s wag; pf. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1986; E unp. 122000; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11713
020
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Polonaise; pf. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
BE unp. 122001; Milton HE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 11714
Pontevedra; paso-doble, J. A. Driesch,
arr. Raymond Legrand; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 48788; Edi-
tions Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
11715
Poppetty Pop; singing game, w and m
Marion Anderson; pf. © Mar. 20,
1936; E for. 48626; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 11716
Por que siempre olvido; bolero, letra
y m Hlena de Arcos; con arr. de guit.
© Feb. 29, 1936; E for. 48971; Hlena
de Arcos y Romero, Havana.
11717
Poreupine (The); song. © 1. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123189; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 11718
Poteat (Hubert McNeill) Two Kappa
alpha songs; w William S. Hamil-
ton; pf. © Apr. 25, 19386; E pub.
54910; Kappa alpha order, New
Orleans. 11719
Pour les enfants sages; 12 petites
piéces trés faciles pour les débu-
tants, Suzanne Sohet; pf. © Jan.
380, 1936; E for. 43911; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 11720
Pour plaire aux femmes; fox-trot
[and] Une longue nuit; valse ha-
waienne: de Monsieur Sans-Géne,
paroles Roger Fernay, m Ralph Er-
win. © Nov. i, 1935; E for. 44002 ;
Hditions Coda, s. a., Paris. 11721
Pour q’un baiser; tango, paroles Er-
nest Vey, m Fernand Warms. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; HE. for. 488938; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. LZ 2
Pourquoi dites vous non; fox chanté,
paroles Fred Pearly et Jean Cha-
pelle, m F. Pearly. © Dee. 30, 1935 ;
H for. 48858; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 11723
Pourquoi je vous aime; valse mélodie,
paroles Lucien Boyer, m René Syl-
viano. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43957 ; Editions Salabert, Paris.
11724
Poverty Row or Luxury Lane; from
Sho-window, w Howard Johnson,
melody Gus Edwards. © 1. Apr.
22, 19386; E unp. 123106; Popular
melodies, inc., New York. 11725
Prairie dream; song, w Kennard
Biggs. © 1 ¢ Apr. 13, 1936; B
11738
unp. 122329; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles, 11726
Prairie moon; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 123604; M. L.
Goosman, McCook, Neb. 11727
Pray thee, love, come back to me; song.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1936; E unp. 119783;
Anna M. Lay, Louisville. 11728
Prayer; w Lucille Quarry, m Radie
Britain; mixed voices. © Apr. 22,
1936; E pub. 54904; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 11729
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel; from
the German of Adelheid Wette, by
Constance Bach, 2d verse Alfred
Marlhom, m HEngelbert Humper-
dinck, arr. Wallingford Riegger ; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Apr. 17, 1986; BH
pub, 54893; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 11730
Prayer. of faith; w and m Gay Pearl.
© Mar. 7, 1986; E pub. 54813; Gay
Pearl Clemons, Altadena, Calif.
11731
Prayer to the Holy Spirit; anthem,
from ritual of St. Birgitta, 14th cen-
tury, m arr. and ed. Matthew N.
Lundquist; mixed cho, © Apr. 11,
1986 ; E pub. 54751; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 11732
Prayer to the muse; fox-trot, w and
m Dorothy Wilson.. © 1c. Apr. 28,
1986; E unp. 128522; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
Los Angeles. ID733
Précis d’éxécution, de registration et
d’improvisation 4 Vorgue; par
Charles Tournemire. © Jan. 30,
1986; E for. 43950; Hditions Max
Hschig, Paris. 11734
Prélude, Hymne et Final; de Marguer-
ite Roesgen-Champion; violon et pf.
© Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43915; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart, Paris. 11735
Prelude to a kiss; w Pat Low and Jack
Lennard, m Rittenberg and Kahn;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 26, 1936;
E for. 43740; Macmelodies, Itd., Lon-
don. 11736
Prelude, Variation and Fugue, on Dun-
dee; by Roland Diggle; organ. ©
Apr. 17, 1986; E pub. 54761; H. W.
Gray co., New York. TAKS T
Presidential march; song. ©1c. Apr.
17, 1986; E unp. 122635; George Ar-
len, New York. 117388
O21
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11739
Pretty eyes; w J. Milton Reddie; pf.
treble. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1986; E unp.
121580; Ona Piper Welsh, West
Brighton, S. I., N. Y. 11739
Pretty (The) ploughboy; unison song,
w anon., m Roy Thompson. © Mar.
12, 1986; E for. 438689; Edward Ar-
nold & co., London. 11740
Prince of my dreams; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©16.
Apr. 138, 1986; E unp. 122361; Rob-
ert Montgomery, Detroit. 11741
Princesse des Pyramides ; opéra-bouffe,
livret et m Lionel Renieu, couplets
suillot de Saix; partition pour pf.
et chant. © Oct. 15, 1935; D 39063;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 11741*
Prisoner’s (The) dream; waltz song,
melody B. L. Crosswhite and Sam
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E
unp. 122481; Bertha L. Crosswhite,
Rich Hill, Mo. 11742
Procession (The); by César Franck,
English version Nathan Haskell
Dole, voc. se. T. C. Carver; male
cho. © 1c Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
121986 ; Thomas Calrow Carver, Mil-
waukee, 11743
Produce American; w A. EF. Swanson,
m H. H. Perfect. © 1c Apr. 10,
1986; E unp. 122886; Albert F. Swan-
son and Ethel EH. Perfect, Sioux City,
Ta. 11744
Promise me you love me, little darling;
fox trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122470;
J. S. Biby, Vass, N. C. 11745
Prosperity’s ride; w D. W. Richardson,
mJ... Richardson. Ow G.jApr 14,
1986; E unp. 122564; John T. Rich-
ardson and Dorothy W. Richardson,
Washington, 11746
P’tit (Un) bout d’femme; operette,
@apres la piéce italienne Simplicis-
simus, Mario Maribel, adaptation
francaise et livret Daniel Norman,
couplets Ch. L. Pothier et D. Nor-
man, mM René Mercier. Partition
pour chant et pf. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E for. 43958; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 11747
Pua (Ka) o Hawaii (The flower of
Hawaii); w and m Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits.; in F. © Apr. 15,
1986; E pub. 54734; Elbern H. (Ed-
die) Alkire, Easton, Pa. 11748
Puccini (Giacomo) O mio _ babbino
caro; from Gianni Schicchi, Italian
pt. Dns. Vuk
w Giovaecchino Forzano, English ver-
sion Percy Pitt, m arr. George H.
Pickering ; 3 women’s voices. © Apr.
4, 1986; E pub. 54531; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan, 11749
Pucker up your puckerin’ lips, sing
diddle dee diddle dee dum; w and
melody Bob Miller and Paul Robin-
son. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123148; Bob Miller, ine., New York.
11750
Puck’s pieces; 20 pleasure pieces for
teaching by rote to beginners, Joan
Last’; pf. ‘© Apr.’3;' 1936)" for.
44083; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
11751
Puisque t’as le tas; paroles Jacasse et
Jean Chapelle, m Gaston Saux. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43890; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 11752
Pullman porters’ ball; w Wm. Mc-
Kenna, melody Bert Davis. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121861; Lang-
Worth feature programs, ine., New
York. 11753
Purple shadows; from The ‘Texas
ranger, w Harry Behn, m_ Phil
Boutelje. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936; E
unp. 123180; Paramount productions
musie corp., New York. 11754
Purple violets; song, w Viola M. Hede-
gard. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp.
121697; J. Chas. MeNeil, Los
Angeles, 11755
Put on your dancing shoes; w and m
Niles Kinney. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986;
E unp. 121714; Maynard Niles Kin-
ney, Berkeley, Calif. 11756
Quand la clique a sa claque; fantaisie
orphénique, paroles Henry Lemar-
chand et Jean Mag, m Philippe
Parés et Gabriel Chaumette. ©
Jan. 80, 1985; E for. 438902; Hdi-
tions Philippe Parés, Paris. 11757
Quand mon coeur; paroles Jean Cha-
pelle, m Gaston Claret. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 48821; Editions Pan,
S. 2... bens. 11758
Quand on est fort; fox-trot, de Cham-
pions de demain, paroles Jean Cha-
pelle, m Roger Roger et Lucien
Viard. ‘°-@© Jan. 30)" 1930") “Bigoeae:
43864; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11759
Quand on fait ca... .; fox-trot, pa-
roles Henry Lemarchand, m Fernand
Warms. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for.
43894; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
11760
022
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Quand tu viens prés de moi; paroles
Jean Chappelle et René Jacquet, m
Vincent Scotto. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 43879; Editions Pan, s. 4a.
Paris. 11761
Quand une femm’ vous veut du bien;
one-step, sur les motifs de la chan-
son de J. Combe et Ch. Seider, Eug.
Gavel; orch. ptes., avec paroles. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 438987; Hdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 11762
Queen of the sea; w and m Horatio
Nicholls; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Apr. 8, 19386; E for. 440938; Law-
rence Wright music ¢o., Itd., London.
11763
Questions; musical monologue, w
Arthur Du Soir, m Arthur Stroud;
pf.. © Apr. 6, 1986; E for. 44091;
Reynolds & co., London. 11764
Quicksands of love; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123477; Mary
A. Belden, Oneida, N. Y. 11765
Quintuplet crazy; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; BE unp.
122283; Mabel Doney Wiley, East-
end, Sask., Canada. 11766
Quintuplets’ (The) birthday party;
song. © 1 ec. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp.
122345; Madge Tuttle Kessler, Ash-
ville, N. C. 11767
Quintuplets (The) song fox trot; Ist
mand. or violin, with w. ©1c. Apr.
9 1986; E unp. 122118; Alfredo
Alosi, Hast Braintree, Mass. 11768
Radio (The) announcer; fox-trot song,
melody S. O. Anderson and Sam
Adelman. © 1. Apr. 3, 1936; E
unp. 121761; Shirley O. Anderson,
Linton, Ind. 11769:
Radio music course for band instru-
ments; class method for radio in-
struction, Joseph E. Maddy. 1.
Drum.—2. D flat piccolo, D flat
flute and C flute.—3. Clarinet.—4. E
flat saxophone and E flat alto horn.—
Dd. French horn in F.—6. B flat cor-
net, trumpet and fleugel horn.—7.
Bassoon and tuba.—8. Oboe and C
saxophone. © Oct. 21, 1985; AA
203071, 203073-203076, 208081—
203083; Edwards bros., inc., Ann
Arbor, Mich. 11770-11777
Radio music course for stringed in-
struments; class method for radio
instruction, Joseph E. Maddy. 1.
Viola.—2. Cello.—3. Bass. © Oct.
21, 1935; AA 203072, 203079, 203080 ;
11794
Edwards bros., inc. Ann Arbor,
Mich. 11778-11780
Rain (The); song. ©. ¢ Apr. 24,
19386; E unp. 123211; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11781
Rainbow (The) bridge; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark. © Apr. 13, 1986; Epub.
54811; Amos H. Craig, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 11782
Rainbow (The) path; w Nelle Rich-
mond Eberhart, m Charles Wake-
field Cadman; in D flat. © Apr. 16,
1936; E pub. 54906; White-Smith.
music pub. ¢co., Boston. 11783
Rainbow’s end; w J. Altman, melody
B. Meckler. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936; HB
unp. 121821; Ben Meckler and Jess
Altman, Detroit. 11784
Rainbows over paradise; w and mel-
ody. © .1.¢, Apr. 1, 1936; E unp.
121536; Mel Peterson, San Fran-
cisco. 11785
Raindrops; w J. Caliri, jr., melody A.
Falzarano. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1986;
EH ounp. 122154; Anthony Falzarano,
No. Arlington, N. J., and Joseph
Caliri, jr., Nutley, N. J. 11786
Raining blues to me; song. © 1 e@.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122947; Ken-
neth Groves, Mammoth Cave, Ky.
11787
Rangeland melody; w Arthur Stock-
man pt. (© ¢. Apr 3721936" i
unp. 123265; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11788
Ranger’s life; song, melody G. EH. Seitz.
©1e Mar..9, 19386; E unp. 119972;
Joe Companizzi, Flushing, O. 11789
Ranita( La); 1, 2 0 3 voces con’pf., o
para pf. solo. © July 10, 19381; EH
for. 44044; Antonio Gomezanda,
Mexico, D. F. 11790
Rataplan ... plan; one step. paroles
Jacasse et Jean Chapelle, m Fredo
Gardoni et H. de Beatti. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 42825; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 11791
Rats (The); w anon. m Ruggero
Vené. 1. Men’s voices.—2. Sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Apr. 18, 1986; E pub.
54764, 54765; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 11792, 11793
Ray’s songs of the sand hills; songs.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123577;
Elsworth C. Ray, St. Charles, Mo.
11794
828
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11795
Real (The) prisoner’s song; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1936; E unp.
121516; Walter E. Fowler, San
Pedro, Calif. 11795
Record; marsch, B. Leopold, op. 69;
orch. pts. © Aug. 20, 1985; E for.
44027; Edition continental, B. Leo-
pold, Prague, Czechoslovakia. 11796
Recordaré; fox trot; pf. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1986; E unp. 122654; Manuel! S.
Acuna, Los Angeles. 11797
Red hot Bill; w Wm. McKenna, mel-
ody Bert Davis. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1986;
E sunp. 121869; Lang-Worth feature
programs, inc., New York. 11798
Red lips; w G. Hedrick, melody B.
Round and Dan Roth. ©1e. Apr. 3,
1986; E unp. 121738; Bernice Round
and Gladys Hedrick, New York.
11799)
Red River valley; theme song, w and
melody arr. Pappy, Zeb, Ezra and
Filton. Version’ 1 and 2. ©Mf c.
each Feb. 5, 19386; E. unp. 123541,
123542; T. Below, Ch. Hetherington,
B. Jaffe and Elton Britt, Phila-
delphia. 11800, 11801
Red roses; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ec. Apr. 30,
1936; E unp. 123629; Naomi Ruth
McKee, Smyrna, N. Y. 11802
Reflections in a crystal pool; tone pic-
ture in the modern style, Robert L.
Bedell; pf. or organ. © Apr... 13,
1936; E pub. 54691; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 11803
Refrain russe; pf.. © 1 @ Apr. 14,
1886; E unp. 122454; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11804
Regentropfen ; tango, text Josef Hoch-
leitner, m Emil Palm. © Aug. 15,
19385; E for. 48715; A. Bennefeld,
Berlin. 11805
salon orch. stimmen. ©
Aug. 15, 1935; E for. 43716; A. Ben-
nefeld, Berlin. 11806
Regina coeli; by Gregor Aichinger, ed.
and arr. Clara Tillinghast; sop. 1,
2 and alto. © Apr. 10, 1986; E pub.
54648; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11807
Rejoice in the Lord alway; by Henry
Purcell, transcribed and ed. Clara
Tillinghast ; sop. 1, 2: and alto; organ
acc. © Apr. 10, 1936; E pub. 54644;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11808
pt. 111, n. s., v. $1
Religious prayer; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1986; E unp. 122441; Milton H&.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11809
Religiousioso; pf. © 1 ¢ Apr. 8,
1986; E unp. 122002; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11810
Rena Awapuhi (Rena Ginger Blos-
Som); w and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
10, 1986; E unp. 122205; Solomon
Maluhia Kekipi Bright, San Fran-
cisco. 11811
Rendezvous; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 128508; Phil
Grogan, Oklahoma City. 11812
Reste prés de moi; rumba, paroles
Léon Xanrof, m Géo. Kairaney. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 43835; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 118138
Restore the cross of gold; song. ©1e.
Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120098; Joseph
Herier, Avery, Id. 11814
Retrospection no. 2; by Samuel Kay-
lim) ‘© or e Apr. 3, 19867" np:
121701; Movietone music corp., New
York. 11815
Rhapsody of love; song, w Nicholas
Dunaev. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub.
54399; Alexander Bartnovsky, Wash-
ington. 11816
Rhumba; from Second symphony for
orch., Har] McDonald: pf. conductor
pt. © Apr. 9, 1986; E pub. 54771;
Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia.
11817
of. © 1 e¢. Apr. 14, 1936 ; Eunp.
122453 ; Milton E. Schwarzwald, New
York. 11818
Rhumba rhythm; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© Apr. 21, 1936; E pub. 54830; Rob-
bins musie corp., New York. 11819
Rhythni for sale; pf. treble, with w
Monette’ Moore. © 1. c¢. Apr: 22,
1936; E unp. 123025; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 11820
Rhythm (The) of my heart; song. ©
1 ¢, pApr. 413, 936 ;,.E) unp..d22a005
John Peter Arvanitakis, Gary, Ind.
Liszt
Rhythm of the day; w Adday Amor,
Barney Ochs and Lou Goth, melody
A. Amor and B. Ochs. © 1. Apr.
27, 1936; E unp. 1238380; Arlyne
Buerman, Brooklyn. 11822
Rhythm register; by Stringy Malone;
2 pfs!)'4 handst!?'@’ Apr//20;/741936';
E for. 44035; Keith, Prowse & ©Co.,
ltd., London. 11823
o24
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11851
Rhythm rose; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122968; Isaac
I. Stutler, Clarksburg, W. Va.
11824
Ride west; song, w E. D. Nix. ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122104; Lucie
Landen, Ashland, Or. 11825
Ridin’ down the canyon, when the
desert sun goes down; from Tum-
bling tumbleweeds, w and m Gene
Autry and Smiley Burnett, arr. and
Hawaiian guit. solo, in note and
diagram, Nick Manoloff; with uku-
lele and guit. chords. © Apr. 10,
1936; E pub. 54707; M. M. Cole pub.
co., Chicago. 11826
Riding the range in the sky; w and m
Harry Carlton; with ukulele arr.
R. S. Stoddon, and chords for guit.
and pf. accordion. © Mar. 24, 1936;
EH for. 44105; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 11827
Right (The) key but the wrong key
hole; w Eddie Green, m Clarence
Williams; pf., with guit. arr. An-
thony Franchini. © Dec. 17, 1935;
E pub. 54826; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
11828
Ring around Rosie’s finger; song. ©
1c. Mar. 26, 1986; E unp. 121919;
Walter S. McCabe, Dayton, O.
11829
Ripples; by Freddy Morgan; pf. ©
1 ec Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 121659;
Phillip Morgenstern, Cleveland.
11830
Risen (The) Christ; by E. S. Hosmer;
organ. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub:
54483; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11831
Rising sun march; pf. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1936; EH unp. 122438; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 11832
River of gold; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp.
122263; Harry La Plant, Weston, Vt.
11833
River road; song. © 1 ec. Apr. 17,
1936; H unp. 122659; Clare Kummer,
New York. 11834
River song; w Amy Sherman Bridg-
man, m Joseph W. Clokey; treble
voices. © Mar. 30, 1936: E pub.
54426; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Bos-
ton. 11835
Roaming alone; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 1, 19386; BE unp. 121555; James
Buongiovanni, Camden, N. J. 11836
Robin Hood and Allin a Dale; old
English ballad, text anon., m Peter
W. Dykema; sop. and alto cho.
Voe. sc. © Mar. 19, 1936; E pub.
54456 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
11837
Robins; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1986; E unp. 121722; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 11838
Robins and roses; w Hdgar Leslie, m
Joe Burke; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Apr. 3, 1936; E pub. 54464; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 11839
Rock-a-bye babies; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123335;
Josephine C. Deible, Pontiac, Mich.
11840
Rock-a-bye, my baby; w and m Hamp
Lester.) ;,Qody ch. Apr. 30; (1936; B
unp. 1238662; Hampton Lee Lester,
Charleston, W. Va. 11841
Rocked in a cradie of dreams; song.
© 1c. Mar. 27,1936; E unp. 121670;
Berniece Hoffer, Newark, O. 11842
Rockets; pf.. © 1 ¢ Apr. 11,1936; E
unp. 122306; Edward C. Mergel, Mil-
waukee. 11843
Rocky road; fox-trot song; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 28, 1986; E pub.
54786; Jerry Lynch, Champaign, I11.
11844
Rodeheaver-Ackley choruses; coll. of
chos. only, compiled Y. P. Rode-
heaver and B. D. Ackley. © Dee.
16, 19385; E pub. 54388; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11845
Rod (Hn) liten stuga; text Paddock,
musik Fryman; pf. © Mar. 1, 1936;
EH for. 44009; Reuter & Reuter for-
lags, a. b., Stockholm. 11846
Roll along desert moon; w Artie Eliza-
beth Freeman; pf. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123454; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11847
Roll along little stream; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp.
123347; Dudley K. Lyndon, Chicago.
11848
Roll, chariot; spiritual, m arr. Noble
Cain; mixed voices. © Apr. 15,
1986; E pub. 54898; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 11849
Roll on silver dollar; song. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123387; Sybil
L. McKinley, Bessemer, Ala. 11850
Roll-a-bye; song. ©1e. Apr. 4, 19386;
HE unp. 122137; Mabel Kaufman Har-
man, Baltimore. 11851
525
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11852
Romance in March; m Mrs. Albert
Kreppein; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1986; E unp. 121914; Mrs. Jules J.
De Jarles, New Orleans. 11852
Romance is in the air; w Lou Holzer
and Larry Shay, m Harry Kogen,
arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 9, 1936; E pub. 54783;
Milton Weil music co., inc., Chicago.
11853
Romanee on the rainbow ; song, w John
Sylvester. © 1c Apr. 27, 19386; BH
unp. 123393; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 11854
Romance without a moon; song, w An-
son Roseno. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E
unp. 123311; Richard Mayer, Forest
iss Tee (NY, 11855
Ronde (La); par J. Fromont-Delune ;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1985;
KE for. 48944; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 11856
Ronde (La) sur les ondes; paroles
Marguerite Pierre-Humble, m Odette
Vargues. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for.
43912; Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
11857
Roosevelt al frente; vals corrido, letra
y melodia. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E
unp. 123034; Hmilia Navarrete de
Martin, Monterey, Calif. 11858
Roosevelt of the national heart ; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp.
123056; Edward Dover, Washington.
11859
Rose of my heart, sweet little Rose of
the pines; w Dale McClurg; pf. ©
1c Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123455;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
11860:
Rose time in springtime; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121775; William Henry Clifford,
Hartford. 11861
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Ros-
Sini in Neapel; komische oper, text
Hans Adler, m nach G. Rossini, v.
Bernhard Paumgartner. Klavieraus-
zug mit text. © Mar. 19, 1986; D
39060; Wiener operettenverlag, g. m.
b. h., Vienna. 11861*
Row, brother, row; spiritual; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E
unp. 122556; William H. McCaddon,
Washington. 11862
Royal (The) anthem—we praise Thee;
w and melody. [Greek text] ©le.
pt. 01, n. s:, v. 31
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121984; George
Anastassiou, Tarpon Springs, Fla.
11863
Rubank elementary violin method; for
individual or class instruction, Les-
lie C. Potter. bk. 2. © Apr. 6, 1936;
E pub. 54599; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
11864
Ruby waltz; pf. © Apr. 9, 1986; B
pub. 54782; Albert J. Tellier, Mobile,
Ala. 11865.
Ruckus (The); pf., with w. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1986; HB unp. 122665; Rich-
ard Butler Carothers, Newport, Ky.
11866.
©:1. ee. Apr. i
Milton HE.
11867
Rue de la Ford; pf.
1936; FE unp. 122447;
Schwarzwald, N ew York.
Ritter (Raimund) Zwei vaterlin-
dische kanons; auf texte Hans
Friedrich Blunck, m R. Riiter; ten.
u. streichtrio. Partitur. © Sept.
20, 1984; E for. 48618; Henry Li-
tolff’s verlag, Brunswick, Germany.
11868:
Rumba (La) des trombones; paroles
Georges Thibault, m Juan Manolo,.
arr. H. Mateo; orch. ptes. © Jan.
30, 19386; E for. 43777; H. Mae
Knight, Paris. 11869:
Rumba rumba; paroles Raymond Sou-
plex, m Marcel Cambier. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 48818 ; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 11870:
Runner (The); galop; pf. © 1 «.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121945; Milton
EK. Schwarzwald, New York. 11871
Russian moon; waltz song, melody B.
B. Gordon and Ben Adelman. © 1
ce. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122165; Ben
B. Gordon, Waukegan, III. 11872:
Rustic chapel; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Feb. 15, 1986; E pub. 54407;.
Harold Flammer, inec., New York.
11873.
Rustic dance; by C. R. Howell, arr.
Willis Conolly; Spanish guit., in di-
agram. © Mar. 25, 1936; E pub.
54505; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 11874
Rustic evening; w Lord De Tabley, m
George Dyson; 2 treble voices. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 48704; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 11875.
Rythm of the band; w and melody
Fred Taylor. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936;.
E unp. 121796; Frederick G. Taylor,
jr., Flint, Mich 11876.
026
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11903
Sacred songs; arr. Ylan K. Kealoha ;
Hawaiian steel guit., 7th tuning, in
note and diagram. © Apr. 20, 1936;
E pub. 54806; Wm. J. Smith music
co., inc., New York. 11877
Sage (A) and a fool; w and melody.
©1ec. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp. 121768 ;
Henry R. Swan, Stoughton, Wis.
11878
Sailing; song. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986;
E unp. 128126; Marion O’Neill,
Ottawa, Ill. 11879
Godfrey Marks, arr. Mort
H. Glickman, Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Mano-
loff; with ukulele and guit. chords.
© Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54553 ; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 11880
Sailing along with you; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1936;
EH unp. 123087; Jules C. Burton,
Kirkersville, O. 11881
Sailing on southern seas; song, w Will
Connolly. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E
unp. 122570; Lars Harry Wester,
Winter Park, Fla. 11882
Sailor’s (A) life for me; song, w Anna
C. McCleneghan. © 1. Apr. 18,
1936; E unp. 122399; Betty Jane
Steele, Holly, Col. 11883
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) My
heart at thy sweet voice; from Sam-
son and Delilah, arr. Ylan K. Kea-
loha; Hawaiian steel guit., 7th tun-
ing, in note and diagram. © Apr.
20, 1986; E pub. 54807; Wm. J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.
11884
Salutation (The) ; cho., w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1936; EH unp. 123632 ;
R. W. Moore, Lamesa, Tex. 11885
Salvation’s refrain; pf., with w.
1 ¢. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122708;
Mary BH. Oliver, Pittsburgh. 11886
Sancho-Pansa ; fox-trot, Ernst Fischer ;
2 klaviere. © Sept. 29, 1935; E for.
43751 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 11887
Sand hills; w and m L. H. Gondringer
and Bernice Irene Clerc. © 1 ce.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121255; Law-
rence H. Gondringer, Shelby, Neb.
11888
Sanday bay; fox trot; pf. accordion.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 19386; E unp. 122467;
Pietro Buscemi, Baltimore. 11889
San Diego; operetta.” 2d ed. ©l1e.
Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 121780; Ed-
ward Ross Burt, Santa Ysabel,
Calif. 11890
San Francisco (The) bay bridge
march; pf. © 1e¢. Apr. 10, 1936;
E unp. 12382386; Charles Napoli, San
Francisco. 11891
Santa Catalina; song. © 1c. Apr. 10,
1986; E unp. 122194; Dan Sullivan,
Newton Centre, Mass. 11892
Satan’s (A) holiday; w and melody.
©l1ece. Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123240;
Jack Burke and Joe Katz, New
York. 118938
Satisfying; hymn. © 1c Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122660; Robert Ray
Petrie, Norwood, Pa. 11894;
Saturday night; w and melody Joe
Driscoll and Charley Nicholls. © 1
ce. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122842; Jo-
seph Earl Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, I11.
11895
Save me sister; from The singing kid,
w E. Y. Harburg, m Harold Arlen;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 27,
1986; E pub. 54651; Remick music
corp., New York. 11896
Save our Constitution; song, w W. Kee
Maxwell. © Apr. 1, 1986; E pub.
04686; Harry Lee Wilber, Fullerton,
Calif. 11897
Say I’m yours again; song, m Billy
Holiday. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E
unp. 128179; Albert Bryce Morgan,
Tamaqua, Pa. 11898
Say it again to me; song. © Apr. 15,
1986; E pub. 54840; Helen Esther
Brace, Fresno, Calif. 11899
Say si si; Spanish w and m Ernesto
Lecuona, English w Al Stillman and
Francia Luban. © Apr. 22, 1986;
E pub. 54852; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 11900
Say that you'll be all mine; song, m
S. L. Hager. © 1c Apr. 22, 1986;
E unp. 123003; Shirley L. Hager and
Charles Julian, Jamestown, N. Y.
11901
Say the word; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 122459;
Willard Kimball and Seth Kasparian,
Worcester, Mass. 11902
Saying good night; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122686; El-
mer D. Hodgkins, Gloucester, Mass.
11903
O27
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11904
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 31
Sear (A) on my heart; songz. ©1e
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123032); An-
nette Walsh and Sara Creath, Wich-
ita Falls, Tex. 11904
Searecrow (The); song. © 1 e¢. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123201; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 11905
Schinkenfleckerln ; lustiges couplet u.
fox-trot, w Hanns Haller, m Fritz
Spielmann u. Stephan Weiss. ©
Jan. 20, 1986; E for. 48725; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 11906
Scholasticum 1; historisches musizier-
gut von Beethoven bis zur romantik,
reihe 8, hft. 1, Spohr, Schubert u. a.,
bearb. Leo Kabler; 3 violinen, violon-
cello, viola u. klavier ad lib. Par-
titur u. stimmen. © Sept. 24, 1934;
E for. 48614; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 11907
Scholasticum 2; historisches musizier-
gut von Beethoven bis zur romantik,
reihe 3, hft. 1, Beethoven, u. a., bearb.
u. hrsg. Eugen Bieder u. Nils-Victor
Lieven ; 2 violinen, viola, violoncello,
kontrabass, holzbliser u. klavier ad
lib. Partitur u. stimmen. © Nov. 1,
1984; E for. 48615; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Brunswick, Germany.
11908
hft. 2, Weber-Schubert,
bearb. Leo Kihler ; 3 violinen, violon-
cello, viola, kontrabass, holzblaser u.
klavier ad lib. Partitur u. stimmen.
© Aug. 15, 1934; E for. 48616; Henry
Litolffs verlag, Brunswick, Ger-
many. 11909
zeitgendssisches musiziergut fiir
das instrumentalspiel in haus u.
schule, reihe 4, hft. 1, kleine suite, im
alten stil, Fritz von Bose, op. 33;
streichorch. u. cembalo. © Aug. 15,
1934; E for. 48617; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Brunswick, Germany.
11910
Scholasticum 3; historisches musizier-
gut von Beethoven bis zur romantik,
reihe 8, hft. 1, Beethoven u. a., bearb.
u. hrsg. Eugen Bieder u. Nils-Victor
Lieven; 3 violinen, viola, violoncello,
kontrabass, holzbliser u. klavier ad
lib, Partitur u. stimmen. © Noy. 1,
1934; E for. 48618; Henry Litolff’s
verlag, Brunswick, Germany.
11911
School song; song. © 1c. Apr. 15,
19386; E unp. 123109; Clara Hai-
bloom, New York. 11912
School teacher blues; song. © 1 e.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121892; Sybil
L. McKinley, Bessemer, Ala. 11913
Schubert (Franz Peter) Little
heather rose; English version Lor-
raine Noel Finley, m arr. Walling-
ford Riegger ; women’s cho. © Mar.
17, 1986; E pub. 54412; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 11914
Rosamunde; ballet music, no. 1,
w J. Murray Gibbon, arr. Robert G.
Manson; mixed voices. © Apr. 28,
1986; E pub. 54985; Gordon V.
Thompson, ltd., Toronto. 11915
Song of love; from Blossom time,
w Dorothy Donnelly, m adapted from
melodies of FE. Schubert and Hein-
rich Berte, by Sigmund Romberg,
modern voice arr. Ed. Smalle; male
quartette. © Mar. 18, 1986; E pub.
54184; Karezag pub. co., ine, New
York. 11916
Wandering; from Maid of the
mill, tr., from German text of W.
Muller, and m arr. Mary B. Piersol;
sop. 1, 2 and alto.. © Apr. 3, 1986;
E pub. 54517; Gordon V. Thompson,
Itd., Toronto. 11917
Wohin; transcribed Alexander
Kelberine; 2 pfs. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E pub. 54475; Elkan-Vogel eco., inc.,
Philadelphia. 11918
Schwarzwald (Milton E.) Marcia; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 121998;
Milton E. Schwarzwald, New York.
11919
— Medley; pf. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122736; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 11920
Novelette; pf. no. 1,35. ©1¢e
Apr, 20, 1936; E unp. 122737—122740 ;
Milton EH. Schwarzwald, New York.
11921-11924
Sea (The); w Richard H. Stoddard,
m Hstes V. Howard; men’s cho.
Mar. 30, 1986; E pub. 54885; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 11925
Sea Gipsies; by Joan Last; pf. © Apr.
18, 19386; BE for. 44123; Forsyth bros.,
Itd., London. 11926
Seashore (The) ; song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123219; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 11927
Second concerto; for violin and orch.,
op. 68; violin and pf. Se ©le
Apr. 10, 19386; E unp. 122196; Jo-
seph Achron, Hollywood, Calif.
11928
028
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
11955
Seeret rendezvous; from One rainy
afternoon, w Preston Sturges, m
Ralph Erwin, arr. John Rocchetti;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Apr. 27,
1936; E pub. 54872; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 11929
Seeing you again; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123652;
Kalia J. Siegel, New York. 11930
Sefhora; paso-doble, paroles René Jac-
quet, m Gaston Saux. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 43875; Editions Pan,
S. a., Paris. 11931
Sera d’autunno; impressione, Giovanni
Brusso; orch. pti. © Dee. 3, 1935;
E for. 48641; Carlo Beltramo, San
Remo, Italy. 11932
Serenade; paroles Jacques Toussaint,
m Dominique Jeanés. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 48833; Editions Pan,
S. a., Paris. 11933
—song, w Charlotte Kandace. ©
1 c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122855;
Charles Bowen, Los Angeles. 11984
von Conrad Beck; fléte, klarinette
u. streichorch. Partitur. © Feb. 10,
1936 ; E for. 48664; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 119385
Sérénade espagnole; de Armand
Crabbé; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1935;
E for. 48996; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 11936
Serpentino (The); song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
E unp. 122909; Frieda F. Ayres, Chi-
cago. 11987
Set (A) of eight; poems and studies
for pf., Elliot Griffis. © Apr. 13,
1936 ; E pub. 54633 ; Composers press,
inc., New York. 11938
*Sfunny; song. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936;
EH unp. 123085; Dorothy Pearl Ben-
son, Wahoo, Neb. 119389
Shades of gray; w W. Bishop and Hal
Davis, melody W. Bishop and Floyd
Morgenstern. © 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1936;
E unp. 121574; Walter Bishop, New
York. 11940
Shadow, I am jealous of you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; EH
unp. 122811; William Nathan La
Mance, Laclede, Mo. 11941
Shadows; aria, ten. © 1c Apr. 4,
19386; E unp. 121819; John Robert
Speelman, Pittsburgh. 11942
70365—36——-7
Shadows in the moonlight; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122065; Harry S. Krieger, Chicago.
11943
Ww and melody. © 1c. Apr. 18,
1936; E unp. 122310; Maurice Keath-
ley and Hilbert Keathley, Memphis,
Tenn. 11944
Shadows of love; w and m Morris
Serogin; pf. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E
unp. 123279; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 11945
Shadows of the nite; song, w Oscar
Griscott. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E
unp. 122404; Arthur Olsen, Pitts-
burgh. 11946
Shake that guitar; fox-trot, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 19386; E pub. 54576; Nicomede mu-
sie co., Altoona, Pa. 11947
Shake your feet; w George Emery Thi-
bault, melody John Stephen De Voe;
with accordion bass. © 1. Apr. 4,
1986; E unp. 121816; George Thi-
bault and John De Voe, Chicago.
11948
Sharing; song. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 122881; Estelle Myrtle John-
son, Seattle. 11949
Shattered (A) love affair; w Wm.
McKenna, m Wm. Beck. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1986; HE unp. 121863; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
11950
She loves me; w Wm. McKenna, mel-
ody Joe Buck. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121868; Lang-Worth feature
programs, ine., New York. 11951
She played while her heart was break-
ing; w and m Gracie Cornett; with
violin obbl. © 1 Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 1218387; Gracie Cornett Ram-
sey, San Antonio. 11952
She’s a Follies girl; from The great
Ziegfeld, w Harold Adamson, m Wal-
ter Donaldson; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 54763; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 11953
She’s given me the air; song. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1986; E unp. 121515; Joseph
Bernard Fitch, Ft. Wayne. 11954
She’s my American rose; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp.
122869; Mae Emma Clements, De-
troit. 11955
029
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11995
She’s my sweet; w Wm. McKenna,
melody Bert Davis. © 1 ¢. Apr. 6,
1986; E unp. 121872; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
11956
Sheep of my pasture; w adapted from
Ezekiel; organ or pf. acc. ©1 ©.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123088; Waldo
Neville Harris Crook, Northampton,
Mass. 11957
Shields of Albion; march, w Arthur
Cornford, m Leslie Herbert. © Apr.
2.1986; E for. 44111; Swan & ©€o.,
music publishers, ltd., London.
11958
Shine on, silver moon; song, w Edgar
Hart Guynn. © 1 c. Apr. 4, 1986;
E unp. 121848; Edith Katherine
Guynn, Knoxville, Tenn. 11959)
Shoot the moon; song, melody M. B.
Edna. © 1 ¢. Mar. 24, 1986; E unp.
121513; Dorecae Edna Quinn, New
York. 11960
Show-man (The) ; by August H. Schae-
fer; solo for cornet, clarinet, Saxo-
phones, trombone or bar.; pts., with
pf. acc. © Mar. 2, 1986; E pub.
58985; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 11961
Show me how to do the hula; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp.
121809; Mel Peterson, San Francisco.
11962
Si j’avais de l’argent; paroles Marc
Duthyl, m Max d’Yresne; pf.
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 43896; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 11963
Si jétais la petite Shirley; paroles
Didier Daix et Fernand Vimont, m
Philippe Parés. © June 30, 1935;
E for. 48903; Editions Philippe
Parés, Paris. 11964
Si j’étais petit oiseau; paroles et
musique Gaston Saux. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 43876; Editions
s. a., Paris. 11965
Si josais; bluette, Victor Turine;
harmonie ou fanfare ptes., avec con-
ducteur si bémol. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 48781; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 11966
Si tu le veux; French, M. de Marsan,
English, Don Titman, m Ch. Koech-
lin; sop. or ten. © Apr. 22, 1936;
E pub. 54854; A. Fassio, Lachute,
P. Q., Canada. 11967
Si tu ne veux plus m’aimer; tango,
paroles Jean Chapelle, m Louis Mel-
Pan,
pt. II, n. s., v.31
rack. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 438848;
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 11968
Si tu partais; mélodie, paroles René
Jacquet, m Raymond Balet; avec
violon et violoncelle. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 43809; Editions Pan,
Ss. ai, Paris. 11969
Siehe, das ist Gottes lamm; hymne. ©
Mar. 9, 1986; E pub. 54695; Ludwig
Besler, Portland, Or. 11970
Silence in my heart; song. © 1 ec.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123557; Harry
Zieve, Chicago. 11971
Silence (The) of a lonely night; w
Malcolm McGuire, m Phil Peters.
© Apr. 22, 1986; E pub. 54834;
Heights pub. co., Cleveland. 11972
Silent (The) lovers; w Catalina y
Hermana, m Atze Taconis ; pf. treble.
©1c. Apr. 24, 1986;. E unp. 123237;
©. M. Collier-Young, Stoneham, Mass.
11973
Silk stockings; novelty dance, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 1986; E pub. 54569; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 11974
Silly (A) symphonette; arr. Frank
Raymond; clarinets, trumpet and pf.
Se. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936; E ump.
122017; Al Trace, Chicago. 11975
Siloam’s shady rill; hymn, w Reginald
Heber, melody, harmonized Edith
‘ Dearmin Saneholtz. © 1c. Mar. 31,
1936; E unp. 121653; Edw. W. Cal-
loway, Cincinnati. 11976
Silver Texas moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121851;
Leo Stein, New York. 11977
Silvers’ cradle days; by Louis Silvers;
pf “OL «Apr, 3) 1986*.H) ap.
121703; Movietone music corp., New
York. 11978
Silvery (The) moon was_- shining;
song, sc. John Salacan. © 1. Apr.
3, 19386; E unp. 121734; George
Nichols, Englewood, N. J. TAST9
Simplicity ; by Harry Sosnik; pf. ©
Apr. 14, 1986; E pub. 54698; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 11980
Since I found you; w Marie Harris;
pf. © 1 ce Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123489; Gustav Heintze, Takoma
Park, Md. 11981
Since I left this world behind; hymn.
© Mar. 14, 1936; E pub. 54871; Carl
Loy, Fairplay, Ky. 11982
930
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12009
Since I met you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 19386; E unp. 122219;
Harold F. Masteller, Waverly, N. Y.
11983
Since you came my way; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp.
121556: Elaine Temple, New York.
11984
Since you won't play with me; song.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 19386; E unp. 121599;
Robert McPherren Hart, Altoona,
Pa. 11985
Sing a song; song, w Eugene Mc-
Cracken. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E
unp. 122247; Jack Daniels, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 11986
Sing a song of seasons; Songs, Flavia
Gag, pf. arr. Frances Carpenter. ©
Mar. 25, 1936; A 92819; Coward-
McCann, inc., New York. 11987
Sing a song when things go wrong;
fox-trot, w and melody, rev. Adel-
man bros. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E
unp. 122174; Carrie H. Pennywell,
Toledo. 11988
Sing again, my mother dear; w and m
John Flemr; pf. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; EB unp. 122748; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 11989
Sing an old fashioned song to a young
sophisticated lady; w Joe Young, m
Fred E. Ablert: with guit. arr. ©
Dee. 26, 1935; E pub. 54916; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 11990
Sing ivy and Home.we go; unison
songs, w traditional, m Thomas F.
Dunhill. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for.
43697 ; Edward Arnold & co., London.
11891
Sing to mea springy melody; w Audrey
Wall, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 121956; Margaret
Marie Wall, Jersey City. 11992
Singing a different tune; w Ted Burge-
man, and melody. © 1. Apr. 16,
1936; E unp. 122592; Harold Lewin-
son, Rochester, N. Y. 11993
Singing those telephone blues; w Jerry
Harper and Bob Reid, m Jerry Har-
per. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123416; Jeanette Harper, Houston.
11994
Sit down; w and m Bloise Stocking;
with guit. notations. ©1e. Apr. 23,
1986; E unp. 123063; Eloise Stock-
ing Peyroux, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
11995
Sit down to your piano; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 120348 ;
Harvey Warren Garris, Pittsburgh.
11996
Skip it; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
19386; E unp. 122952; Minnie Payne,
Cincinnati. 11997
Slav frolics; pf. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 122444; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 11998
Sleep (A) song; w Thomas Dekker, m
Geoffrey Shaw; trebles 1, 2. © Mar.
27, 1936; E for. 44016; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 11999
Sleepwalker (The); by Raymond
Scott; pf. © Mar. 16, 1936; E pub.
54026; ABC standard music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 12000
Sleepy head; w and melody. ©1..
Apr. 25, 19386; E unp. 123239; Earl
Burnell Bonner, Modesto, Calif.
12001
Sleepytime; w and m A. F. Day, jr.
and Chet Robinson. © 1c. Apr. 23,
1936; E unp. 123058; Arthur F. Day,
jr., Los Angeles. 12002
Slippery slidy slam; lament, song. ©
1 c« Apr. 4, 1936; E unp. 122134:
Mabel Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
12003
Slonimsky (Nicolas) Four Russian
melodies; clarinet and pf. © Apr.
15, 1986; E pub. 54710; Mecca music
service, New York. 12004
Slow poke; w and melody Hal A. Bel-
lach. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1936; E unp.
121504; Harold Aaron Bellach, Peta-
luma, Calif. 12005
Small poem in four stanzas; study in
phrasing, Paul Painter. Ed. 1. Brass
quartet.—Hd. 2. Horns, clarinets or
strings. © Mar. 11, 1986; E pub.
54585; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago. 12006:
Small town girl; from the picture, w
Gus Kahn, m Herbert Stothart and
Edward Ward; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 23, 1986; E pub. 54867; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 12007
Smile and never frown; w L. G.
Rouse, m Inez Suit. © Apr. 15.
1936; E pub. 54883; Mable Inez Suit,
Struthers, O. 12008
Smile (The) in your eyes; w and m
Ethel Nevin. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 122648; Gladys Brownlie,
Vallejo, Calif. 12009)
dol
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12010
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Smile (A) worth while; pf., with w.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123339;
Ida G. Keeney, Oakland, Calif.
12010
Smiles for me; fox-trot song. © 1.c¢.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122983 ; Louise
Bale, Petersburg, Ill. 12011
Smiling eves; w Gus Binz, and melody
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122207;
Natalia A. Milwicez, Chicago. 12012
Smiling thru’ tears; w C. Glynn, mel-
adwiaKk. Johnson... © 1, ¢. Apri iG,
1936; E unp. 121902; Kay Johnson
and Carolyn Glynn, Los Angeles.
12013
stomp; rapid fox-trot;
orch. ptes. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
43773; H. Mac Knight, Paris. 12014
Snow (The) queen; ballet; pf. ©
Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 54551; Murray
Cutter, New York. 12015
So much of nuthin’ to do; w and mel-
ody J. Greene. ©1e. Mar. 10, 1936;
E unp. 122461; Joe Greene and Cur-
tis C. Taylor, Los Angeles. 12016
Snake bite
Sock-a-bye, rock-a-bye baby; song,
melody Fletcher Henderson. © 1 c.
Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122244; Isa-
dore J. Wagner, Chicago. 12017
Softly the shadows; w John Watson,
m Muriel Allen; in F. © Apr. 9,
1936; E for, 48963; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 12018
Soldaten-kameraden; marsch aus dem
film, w Goetz Otto Stoffregen, m
Robert Kiissel. © Jan. 9, 1986; E
for. 48685; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 12019
Solea; pasodoble, letra Salvador Val-
verde y Rafael de Léon, m Manuel
Lopez Quiroga; org. ptes. © Dec.
1, 1985; E for. 43980; Salvador Val-
verde, Madrid. 12020:
Soleil; fox-trot, paroles Ernest Vey, m
Lorenzo Aldaba. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 48795; Editions Pan, s. 42.,
Paris. 12021
sérénade, paroles Max Blot, m
René Luciann. © Jan. 30, 1936; E
for. 43899 ; Editions Vog, Paris.
12022)
Solo los ojos de Pancha; by J. Ca-
siano; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936;
E unp. 121623; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 12023
Solo no. XII; by John Stanley, ed. and
pf. ace. arr. from the figured bass
Roland Reyell; flute and pf.
Mar. 31, 1936; E for. 48965; Rudall,
Carte & co., ltd., London. 12024
Soloist (The) ; valse, August H. Schae-
fer; cornet, clarinet, saxophones,
trombone or bar.; pts., with pf. ace,
© Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 53984; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 12025
Some blues; by Nick Lucas; plectrum
guitar solo. © Apr. 4, 1986; E pub.
54564 ; Nicomede music co., Altoona,
Pa. 12026
Some day; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c.’ Apr. 13, 1986; HY unp. 122833:
Aubry Forest Steepleton, Chicago.
12027
Some day soon; song, w Mae Scar-
chilli. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121807 ; Josephine Danks, New York.
12028
Sone one’s rocking my dreamboat;
song, melody Emerson Scott. © 1
e. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122595;
Richard Morgan Llywelyn, Long
Beach, Calif. 12029
Some sweet day; pf. treble, with w.
©1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122671;
Annie Sallie Potter, Chicago. 12030
—— w William McKenna, melody Joe
Buck. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp.
121862; Lang-Worth feature pro-
grams, inec., New York. 12031
Somebody cares; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Apr.. 18, 1986; EH unp. 122364; EH. F.
Hamby, San Francisco. 12032
Somebody changed the lock on my
door; w and melody William Wel-
don. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1986; E unp.
122931; Wabash music co., Chicago.
1203838
Somebody like you; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123531 ;
Frank Lane, Ironton, O. 12034
Someday; w and melody Eli Klau. ©
1.c. Apr. 3, 4936; HF unp.ai2iou-;
Elizabeth Klauss, Akron, O. 12035
Someday you will need me, and I
won’t be needing you; w Geo. V.
Rossini; pf. © 1c. Apr. 18, 19386;
E unp. 122716; Ruth Elder Collins,
Biloxi, Miss. 12036
Something went clickety-click in my
heart; w Burton Crane, melody Jack
Danford. © 1 c¢. Oct. 30, 1985; E
unp. 121578; Louis Burton Crane,
jr., Tokyo, Japan. 12037
O02
*
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Sometime, somewhere; hymn, w M. W.
Miller. © Apr. 11, 1936; E pub.
54667; Mayme White Miller, Wyom-
ing, O. 12038
Scmewhere in hell there’s a heaven;
song. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp.
122727; Augustus A. Gianfala,
Jeanerette, La. 12039
Somewhere in this wide world, waits a
love for me; song, m Max E. Hasen-
bein; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
1c Mar. 14, 1986; E unp. 121524;
Terressa I. Noe, Wheatland, Wy.
12040
Sonata for violin and piano; by Mar-
garet Sutherland. © Dec. 20, 1935;
E for. 487384; Louise B. M. Dyer,
Paris. 12041
Sonata no. 7; by J. B. Loeillet, ed.
and pf. ace. arr. from the figured
bass, M. Lovering; flute and pf. ©
Mar. 4, 1936; E for. 44130; Rudall,
Carte & co., 1td., London. 12042
Sonata no. 18; by Josef Rheinberger,
op. 188, ed., fingered and phrased
Harvey Grace; organ; in A.
Apr. 30, 1986; E for. 44127; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 12048
Sonatine A-moll; v. Fritz von Bose,
op. 80; klavier. © Mar. 20, 1934;
FE for. 48607; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 12044
Song of freedom; pf., with w. © 1
ce. Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 120544; Phil
Lorner, Dallas. 12045
a ae Mm Phil) horner. © 1°¢
Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 122658; Texas
centennial central exposition, Dallas.
12046
Song of greeting; w Sigmund Spaeth,
m William Arms Fisher; mixed
voices. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54425; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Bos-
ton. 12047
Song of India; arr. Ylan K. Kealoha;
Hawaiian steel guit. solo, 7th tuning,
with guit. acc., in note and diagram.
© Apr. 20, 1936; E pub. 54802: Wm.
J. Smith music co., inc., New York.
12048
Song (The) of Minnesota; song. ©
1c. Mar. 30, 1986; E unp. 178 toa
Othilie Swenson, Lake City, Minn.
12049
Song of peace; song, melody Karl
Kaye. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936: B unp.
123174; Luise O. Slife, Alliance, O.
12050
12063
Song (The) of songs; hymn. © Mar.
15,. 1986; E pub. 54496; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 12051
Song of Texas; w and melody. © 1
Ce Apr... 30)" 1936". hit Unp. ieeone
Betty Nell Clark, Cisco, Tex. 12052
Song (The) of the deep blue sea; w
Jack Mahoney, melody Olga Dane.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1936; E unp. 120842:
Olga Dane Schultz, New York.
12053
Song of the heart; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17,
1886; E unp. 122650; Maurice
Block, Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y.
12054
Song of the moving herd; w and m
Ann Anderson and Arthur Ward;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 1,
1986; E pub. 54418; Cross & Winge,
inc., Portland, Or. 12055
Song of the musketeers; w and m
Max Steiner. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1936;
E ounp. 122259; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 12056
Song of the plains; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 e.
Apres) 15;, 1936;...EH.,unp... 122558;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp... New
York. 12057
Song of the sands; w and m Fletcher
Gatter. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E unp.
121791; F. P. Gatter and Gladys
Fulbright, St. Louis. 12058
Song of the Tulé; w J. Keirn Bren-
nan, m Albert Von Tilzer. © Apr.
8, 1986; E pub. 54591; Robbins
music corp., New York. 12059
Song of the west wind; w Eliza Cook,
m Alec Rowley; trebles 1, 2. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 43702; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 12060
Song (The) of the wind; poem Ernest
Rhys, after Taliesin, m Vincent
Thomas; mixed cho. Voc. sc. ©
Mar. 24, 1936; E for. 44099; Elkin
& co., Itd., London. 12061
Song (The) that I made for you;
song, melody P. Barbaro and Mag-
dalene Ziebert. © 1 ec. Apr. 4,
19386; .E unp. 121741; Philip Bar-
baro, Benton Harbor, Mich. 12062
Song that makes me cry; pf. trebie,
with w.., © 1 ¢« Apr. 4,.1986; EH
unp. 121803; John Egan and L. L.
Lewis, Portland, Or. 120638
D390
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT
12064
Song (A) to be hummed at twilight;
by Guy Booth; mixed voices.
Apr. 4, 1986; E pub. 54540; Boston
music co., Boston. 12064
Song to sleep; w John Keats, m Alec
Rowley; 1st trebles, and 2d trebles
or altos. © Mar. 12, 19386; E for.
43701; Edward Arnold & co., London.
12065
Song (The) you sang to me; w Max
Blum, melody Kaye Herman. ©
1c Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122483;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
12066
Song (The) you sang when you said
goodbye; w R. Heilmann, m A.
Conti, ©. .c. Apr. 3. 1926 enByeimp:
121712; Albert Conti and Ruth Heil-
mann, Kearny, N. J. 12067
Songs of Gamma phi beta; with new
songs. 6th ed: © MJan.. 10; 1936;
A §1913; Gamma phi beta, inc.,
Chicago. 12068
Sooner or later; w Will Hendrickson,
m Lil Blender and Lew Bauman;
Di. © We) Apr S0aiG36 EH unp:
123651; Lucian Bauman, Chicago.
12069
Sorrow and desolation; pf. © 1 e.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121946; Milton
E. Schwarzwald, New York. 12070
Sorry; song. © 1. ¢ Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123169; Ben B. Westerhof,
Ottumwa, Ia. 12071
Soudry (Georges) Chansons; paroles
Simonne Ratel. © Oct. 18, 1935; EH
for. 44052;; Georges Soudry, Paris.
12072
Souls have wings; song, w Josephine
Royle. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
122430; John Pete Sacco, New York.
12073
Souls (The) of the righteous; an-
them, w from Wisdom 3, m Stanley
Marchant; mixed voices. © Apr.
24, 1986; E for. 44054; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 12074
South side Catholic high school
march; w Francis Greiner, m Law-
rence Gonner. © Apr. 22, 1936;
EK pub. 54885; Charles J. Kinsky,
St. Louis. 12075
South wind; song, arr. W. G. Uter-
moehlen. © 1 c¢ Apr. 22, 1986;
E unp. 123121; Florence S. Good-
sell, Coral Gables, Fla. 12076
Southern cross; overture, Paul Yoder ;
full band pts., with conductor. ©
ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Apr. 22, 1936; E pub. 54816; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 12077
Southern lullaby; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122357; Lettie
O. Ashton, Winnsboro, La. 12078
Southern (The) round about; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr: 17, 1936; E unp.
122714; Leon Garber, Independence,
Mo. 12079
Southern seas; song. © 1c Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123384; Clarence C.
Cox, Sacramento, Calif. 12080
Southland, I love you so; song. ©1.«.
Mar. 17, 1986; E unp. 121655; Cor-
man Henry Harris, Houston. 12081
Souvenir du Tyrol; valse Fernand
Warms; accordéon. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 48895; Editions Pan,
Ss. a., Paris. 12082
Souvenirs; paroles Georges Thauvin,
m Gaston Saux. © Dee. 30, 1935; E
for. 43877 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
12083
Spangles and sawdust; pf. ©1c. Apr.
8, 1936; E unp. 122003; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12084
Sparkles novelette; pf. ©1e. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122741; Milton H.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12085
Speak to me in your dreams; w Wm.
McKenna, melody Bert Davis. ©
1c Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121876;
Lang-Worth feature programs, inc.,
New York. . 12086
Spell of the voodoo; pf. ©1 ce. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122742; Milton KE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12087
Spending your vacation in Maine; w
Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 25, 1936; EH
pub. 54923; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 12088
Spiders (The) song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123193; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 12089
Spiel (Das) vom deutschen _ bettel-
mann; oratorium, w Ernst Wiechert,
m Fritz Reuter, werk 31; gem. u.
minnerchor mit soli. Klavierauszug
vom komponisten. © May 9, 1935;
BE for. 48763; Fr. Kistner & C. FE. W.
Siegel, Leipzig. 12090
Spirit (The) of N. U. S. J.; w and mel-
ody Frank Von Luehrte. © 1c. Apr.
9, 1936; E unp. 122708; Charles E.
Coughlin, Royal Oak, Mich. 12091
o34
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12118
Spirit of New York; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@ Apr. 17, 1986: E unp. 122632;
Michael Halapy, Steubenville, O.
12092
Spirit waltz; w and m Marian. ©1-c.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121894; Hstelle
M. White, San Diego, Calif. 12093
Spizzy (The Mabel) collection of Mexi-
can songs; by various authors, com-
piled. © Mar. 30, 19386; E pub.
545386; Mabel Seeds Spizzy, Santa
Ana, Calif. 12094
Spread it abroad; from the revue, w
Mary Dunn and Robert MacDermott,
m William Walker and Bill Stanier ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 43755; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 12095
Spring fever; w Harry Smith, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122860; Gustav Adolf Beeaff, jr.,
Bloomfield, N. J. 12096
Spring frolic; by Henry E. Kean; pf.
© Nov. 12, 1935; E pub. 54821; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12097
Spring goeth all in white; w Robert
Bridges, m Gordon Jacob; trebles 1,
2. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 43710;
Edward Arnold & co., London.
12098
Spring in my heart; w and melody. ©
foe VAT 20 .1950;, B Unp. 122828;
Phil Grogan, Oklahoma City. 12099
Spring is coming; unison song, w tra-
ditional from a country rhyme, m
Roy Thompson. © Mar. 12, 1936;
E for. 43690; Edward Arnold & co.,
London. 12100
Spring is here again; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 122957;
Helen Winkler, Clinton, Ind. 12101
Spring is in the air; from Sho-window,
w Hugene Conrad, melody Gus Ed-
wards. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
123104; Popular melodies, ine., New
York. 12102
Spring song; w from Virgil: flute and
harp acc. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E
unp.. 121797; Frederick S. Converse,
Westwood, Mass. 12103
Springtime and love; song, w Jane
Logan. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122827; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les.
Springtime for love, my turtle dove;
song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
12104
122769; Eva Della White Wakelee,
Chicago. 12105
Springtime in Georgia; song, m Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121895; George Calvin Raven,
Riverside, Calif. 12106
Springtime-lovetime; song. © 1 «
Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122208; Duane
Van Ness Elmore, Topeka, Kan.
12107
Springtime (A) melody; song; with
guit. arr. © Apr. 15, 1936; E pub.
54791; Gage K. Brewer, Wichita.
12108
Squadra della morte; marcia, parole e
melodia. © 1c Mar. 7, 1936; E
unp. 121508; John Daino, New York.
12109
Squire McDevilfish; operetta, m L. R.
Cook and Marjorie Schoeller. ©1e.
Apr. 29, 19386; D 39072; Laurence
Russell Cook, Los Angeles. 12109*
Stand by the Constitution ; Republican
rally song, m Edgar Belmont Smith.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122884;
Robert Bridge Pike, Amsterdam,
N.YY¥; 12110
Standard (The) series; ed. and arr.
Ernest Haywood. bk. 11, pf. duets.
© Apr. 15, 1936; E for. 43983 ; Keith,
Prowse & co., 1td., London. 12111
Star dreams; fox-trot song. © 1.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 121680; Jesse
Chet Wells, Toledo, Wash. 12012
Star glow; w Buck Warnick, m John
Almquist; pf. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936;
E ounp. 123554; Henry C. Warnick
jr., West Orange, N. J. 12113
Star light, star bright; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 122085;
Mae Wolk Reinstein, Brookline.
12114
Starlight; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 121717; Ernest
Mery, Reno, Nev. 12115
Starlight over my cabin; song, melody
George Robert Moss. © 1 c. Apr.
25, 1936; E unp. 128337; John Wal-
ter Engelke, Jamaica, L. 1., N. Y.
12116
Starlings (The); w Charles Kingsley,
m Thomas F. Dunhill; trebles 1, 2.
© Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 43703; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. T2017
Stars; fox trot; pf. © 1. Apr. 18,
1936; E unp. 122709; Todd Rollins,
Cleveland. 12118
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12119
Stars—Continued.
wandm Joe DeMay. ©1ce. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123184; Joseph
Francis DeMay, Hanover, N. H.
12119
Stars are shining over Lovers’ Lane;
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Apr. 15,
1986; E unp. 122541; Boyd James
and Robert Lutzelman, Fremont,
Neb. 12120
Stars of the summer night; serenade,
song, w Longfellow. © Apr. 16,
1936; E for. 44113; John Auld, Edin-
burgh, Scotland. 12121
State (The) of my heart; w Edward
Heyman, m Harold Spina; with
guit. arr. © Apr. 15, 1936; E pub.
54714; Santly bros.-Joy, inc, New
York. 12822,
Stay ’way from my heart; w P. V.
Harrison, m I. R. Barnett. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122669; Irene
Ramsey Barnett, Newark, N. J., and
Polly Van Doren Harrison, Maple-
wood, N. J. 1:21:23
Steel (The) king; march, F. J. St.
Clair, rey. arr. R. E. Hildreth. 1.
Band pts.—2. Orch. pts. © Mar. 5,
1936; E pub. 54559, 54560; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 12124, 12125
Stepping out; m Art Velotta; pf., with
w. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936: E unp.
120783; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 12126
Still they do it again; melody. ©1e.
Mar. 24, 1936; E unp. 122456; Abra-
ham Ellstein, New York. eat,
Stilles tal, im sonnenschein ; langsamer
walzer, w G. von Otten, m Gerhard
Winkler. © Jan. 138, 1936; E for.
43723; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 12128
Stolen sweets; song, melody L. R.
Elliott. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122799; Lucile Renfroe Elliott, Long
Beach, Miss. 12129
Stomp it off; melody Sy. Oliver and
Jimmie Lunceford. © 1. Apr. 1,
1986; E unp. 121547; Denton &
Haskins music co., New York. 12130
Stop, look and listen baby; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E
unp. 123327; Beth Broderick Wil-
burn, Toledo. 12131
Storian ; melody. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1936;
E unp. 121519; Adrian Hughes,
Hillsboro, Or. 12132
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Storm agitato; pf. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
BE unp. 121947; Milton EH. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 12133
Strada solitaria; slow fox, m P. G.
Redi; violino A e B, con testo. ©
Feb. 10, 19386; E for. 44049; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
12134
Strains from Erin; by Lucien Cailliet ;
Symphonic band. Conductor pt.
Apr. 9, 1986; E pub. 54770; Hlkan-
Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia. 12135
Strange; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122356; Marion Brani-
son, Trenton, N. J. 12136
Strange as it seems, I love you; song.
©1c. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122122;
Herbert E. Slezinger, Everett, Mass.
12137
Street lanterns; w Mary. E. Coleridge,
m Harold Greenhill; trebles 1,2. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 48705; Hdward
Arnold & ¢o., London. 12188
Strolling in the moonlight; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122076;
Hazel Lorraine Bamesberger, Neola,
Ta. 12139
Strolling through the heather; w
Edgar Benyon, m Bobby Fisher;
with ukulele arr. R. 8. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© Apr. 8, 19386; E for. 44106; B.
Feldman & co., London. 12140
Stuttering (The) owl; song. ©1..
Apr. 22, 1986; E. unp. 128012; Moul-
ton Green, Kansas City, Mo. 12141
Success and flowers to you; w and m
Arthur Ray Cox and Milton Rob-
erts, arr. Paul Van Loan; orch. pts.
© Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54666; Rob-
erts publications, Los Angeles.
12142
Sucker blues; song, arr. W. G. Uter-
moehlen. © 1. Apr. 30, 1986; E
unp. 123637; Florence 8. Goodsell,
Saginaw, Mich. 12143
Sugar Bowl bayou; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123019;
Bertha Williams Paquet, New Or-
leans. 12144
Sugar plums for bait; w John A.
Wood; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E
unp. 123456; Sylvester Long Cross,
. Portland, Or. 12145.
036
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1986 12174
Suite grecque; von Petro Petridis; unp. 121711; Edward Snyder and
orch. Partitur. © Feb. 10, 1986; Herman King, New York. 12161
E for. 43666; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 12146
Summer moon; fox-trot song. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 123600; Doris
Tatlow, Glendale, Calif. 12147
Summer (A) romance; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122796;
Renzo Viola, New York. 12148
Summer (The) springs so fresh; old
English w, m May Sarson; trebles
1,2. © Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 43707;
Edward Arnold & co., London.
12149)
Sun down in the hills of Arkansas; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936;
E unp. 122179; William W. Shep-
herd, Little Rock, Ark. 12150
Sun (The) sets and rises with you;
song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123225; Carol Deschere Berendt,
New York. 12151
Sun shines in your eyes; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp.
122764; Alfred Fioretti, Baton Rouge,
La. 12152
Sunbeam in my soul; hymn. © Apr.
9, 1986; E pub. 54696; D. Lewis
Llewellyn, Freeport, Pa. 12153
Sunlight and shadow; song. ©1..
Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122066; Cedric
M. Poland, Los Angeles. 12154
Sunlit waters; op. 9; 2 pfs. ©1l1e
Mar. 14, 1936; E unp. 121526; Rich-
ard George Abbott, Izmir, Turkey.
12155
Sunset; by Charles Shadwell; orch.
pts. © Feb. 5, 1936; E for. 48744;
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 12156
Sunset in the harbor of New Boston;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © Apr.
16, 1936; E pub. 54812; Catherine
Gray Eads, New Boston, Ill. 12157
Sunshine and roses; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 122460;
Frank Marino, Brooklyn. 12158
Sunshine at midnight; w Edward Hey-
man, melody Matt Malneck. © 1.
ADE) 247) heaG; }, i. np, ,,, 123147.
Santly bros.-Joy, ine., New York.
12159
Sunshine in the rain; songz. ©1.e
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121557; Julius
Hugene Baker, Searcy, Ark. 12160
Sunshine in you; w H. King, m HB.
Snyder. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E
Supplication (A); song. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1536; E unp. 122396; Mary Eliza-
beth Nichols Burch, Guymon, Okl.
12162
Surrexit Christus hodie; based on
opening Measures of Pietro A. Yon’s
Victimae paschali, by James P.
Duin; orezan.! ©. Apr: 1,1193862 He
pub. 54525; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 12163
Surrey (A) suite; by Montague F.
Phillips, op. 59; orch. pts. © Mar.
16, 1986; E for. 48622); Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London.
12164
Sweet colleen; song, melody L. C.
Bates and Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 121754; Lila
Curtis Bates, Elgin, Ill. 12165
Sweet dreams; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122846;
Alfred Rezendes, East Providence,
ee 12166
Sweet Hstelle; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 123580; Alta West
Laws, Syracuse. 12167
Sweet Golden Locks; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 122995; Mary
E. Underhill, New York. 12168
Sweet golden moonlight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1936; E unp. 120678 ;
Mary B. Hartmann, Rogers, Minn.
12169
Sweet lei ilima; w and m Eddie AlIl-
kire; Hawaiian guits.; in F.
Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 54730; Elbern
H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
12170
Sweet lei Lehua; arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr., with w; in A. © Dee.
2, 1985; E pub. 54890; Harlan bros.,
Indianapolis. 12171
Sweet Lila, the girl I adore; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
123074; Paul Herbert Woite, College-
Point, L. I., N. Y. 12172
Sweet little kid; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122705;
Elmer A. C. Wolfe, Trenton, N. J.
12173
Sweet melody; w and melody. ©1ce.
Apr. 16, 1936; E unp. 122593; Paul
Vincent, Brooklyn. 12174
D371
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12175
Sweet memories; song. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1986; E unp. 123108; Lydia
Handal, New Orleans.
Sweet romance; w Elma Moss; pif.
©. 1 ¢, Aprt, 19386 1H), unp. 123274;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12176
Sweet serenade; w FEF. K. Diver, m V.
Di Marzio,. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986;
E unp. 122620; Frederick Kenneth
Diver and Vincent Di Marzio, Swiss-
vale, Pa. T2177
Sweet Susan Marie; song, melody Liz-
ette Mowen. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1986;
E unp. 122808; Adah B. Widdi-
combe, Washington. 12178
Sweet sweetie dear, why don’tcha; w
Vashti Bell Moody; pf. ©1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123457; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. ib
Sweetest (The) girl; w Tommy Smith,
m Tommy Mitchell. ©1e. Apr. 20,
1986; E unp. 122776; Thomas Mit-
chell and Thomas J. Smith, Seattle.
12180
Sweetest (The) waltz I ever knew;
w and melody. © 1 e@ Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 122520; Frank Von
Luehrte, Cincinnati. 12181
Sweetheart; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123552; Sherad
H. Wright, Washington. 12182
Sweetheart ballad; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1986; E unp. 122014; Joe
Lewis, Hollywood, Calif. 12183
Sweetheart date; concert orch. se., with
w. © 1c Apr. 29, 1986; E unp.
123546; Anton Lada, Chicago.
12184
Sweetheart dear; w Janice Parnau,
melody Jas. Teske. © 1c. Apr. 138,
1986; E unp. 122319; Lec James
Teske, jr., Duluth. 12185
Sweetheart, I love you; valse song. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 27, 19836; E unp. 123614;
Hisie Green, New London, Conn.
12186
Sweetheart, I’m waiting for you; fox
trot song, melody J. Kirby and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986); E
unp. 123253; Josephine Kirby, De-
troit. 12187
Sweetheart of long ago; valse song.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122967;
Cleo Skaggs, Edmond, Ok1. 12188
Sweetheart waltz; pf. treble, with w.
©.1c¢. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121804;
12175
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
John Egan and L. L. Lewis, Port-
land, Or. 12189
Swell; w Jimmie Grier and Archie
Gottler, m Jerome Gottler; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Mar. 28, 1986; E
pub. 54680; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12190
Swing fever; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 7, 1986; E unp. 121505; Harold
Aaron Bellach, Petaluma, Calif.
12191
Swing gate swing; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 28, 1936; E unp. 123061 ;
Elmer Charles Winters, Pittsburgh.
12192
Swing it; pf. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1986; EH
unp. 1283160; Stanley Gross, Newark,
Ne J. 12193
Swing low, swing high; song, w Dor-
othy Fields. © 1 ¢. Apr. 8, 1986;
E unp. 1220381; Jerome Kern, Bev-
erly Hills, Calif. 12194
Swing me a lullaby; w and m Don
Raye, Hughie Prince and Tom War-
ing; with guit. arr. © Apr. 24, 1986;
E pub. 54983; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 12195
Swing music is sweeping the country ;
w M. Garber and Fred Roth, melody
Fred Roth. ©1c¢. m Apr. 10, 1986 ;
1c w Apr. 18; E unp. 122213; Mor-
ris Garber and Fred Rothblatt, Mon-
treal. 12196
Swing song melody; song. © 1. Apr.
6. 1986;. E unp. 121829);
Mance, Rochester, N. Y. 12197
Swing tune; pf. treble, with w. © 1
ce. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123583; Emy
Leonhart Pierce, San Francisco.
12198
Swing (The) waltz; don’t let it throw
you, w and m Ed Hast and Lindsay
McPhail. © Jan. 3, 1986; E pub.
54491; Ed East, inc., New York.
12199
Swinging on the back porch; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123173; Wilsie Sulvester Lingafelt,
Detroit. 12200
Swingtime; w and melody Walter G.
Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and Ted-
dy Powell. ©1c. Apr. 24, 19386; E
unp. 123146; Select music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 12201
Swingy (A) little rythm; melody Paul
Bascomb, W. Johnson and Erskine
Hawkins. © 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E
Neil L.
038
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936 12228
unp. 123400; William Johnson, New 122996; Lena Ueltschi, Frankfort,
York. 12202 Ky. 12214
Symphonic poems; English rendering
Abraham Burstein. English and
Hebrew lyrics and m. © Apr. 17,
1936; A 98900; Pinchos Jassinowsky,
New York. 12208
Symphonic suite miniature; andante;
wood-wind [instruments], with harp.
Se. © 1c. Apr. 8 1986; E unp.
121985 ; Thomas Calrow Carver, Mil-
waukee. 12204
Symphonische phantasie; tiber ein
thema von Girolamo Frescobaldi, ftir
orech. Karl Holler, op. 20. Partitur.
© Feb. 20, 1986; E for. 436388; F. E.
C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 12205
Syncopation blues; fox-trot song. ©
Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 54573; Kenneth
M. Armstrong, Los Angeles. 12206
Szomorti vasarnap; Javor Laszlo
verse, Seress Rezs6é zenéje. © Aug.
14, 1933; EH for. 48537; Csardas zene-
mukiado, Budapest, Hungary.
12207
Tahiti nui; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122206; Solo-
mon Maluhia Kekipi Bright, San
Francisco. 12208
"Taint good, like a nickel made of
wood; w George Whiting and Buddy
Bernier, melody Billy Haid. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121814; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 12209
"Taint no use; w Herb Magidson, m
Burton Lane; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 54745; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 12210
*Tain’t nobody’s bizness if I do; w
and m Porter Grainger, Graham
Prince, and Clarence Williams, rev.
ed. C. Williams and G. Prince. ©
Jan. 7, 19386; E pub. 54862; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 12211
Take advice from the lovelorn: w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E
unp. 123031; Louis Richard Otto,
jr., New Orleans. 12212,
Take Him your burden in prayer;
hymn, w Mrs. Lee Cavender, m B.
B. McKinney. © Jan. 21, 1936; E
pub. 53773; Robert H, Coleman,
Dallas. 2213
Take it on the chin with a grin; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp.
Take me back to my home; song, w
Santiago Delgado. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122822; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 12215
Vake me back to the hawthornes in
Missouri; song, w Debra Gessler.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123151;
Elwood Frend Funk, Chicago, 12216
Take me back to the shack upon the
hill; song. © 1. Apr. 2, 1936; H
unp. 121601; Adeline A. Di Gugliel-
mo, Blackwood, N. J. 1226
Take me to the ol’ home ranch and
leave me there; w and melody Mock-
ing Bird Miles. © 1 ¢: Mar. 30,
1936; E unp. 121440; A. R. Miles,
Loraine, Tex. 12218
Take me up in the air with you; fox-
trot song, melody M. Litsis and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; HE
unp. 122170; Mildred Litsis, Wash-
ington. 12219
Take me with your charms; w Neva
Hill Richardson; pf. © 1 c. Apr.
7, 1986; EH unp. 123277; Syivester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 12220
Take that train to Texas; hot fox, w
and m Pat Castleton, Maceo Jeffer-
son and Spencer Williams. © Nov.
1, 1935; E for. 48990; Editions de
Paris, Paris. 12221
Talking thru my hat; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Apr.
14, 1936; E unp. 122471; Jimmie
Busler, Tellico Plains, Tenn. 12222
Tambourina; song. © 1 ¢ Mar. 9,
1986; E unp. 121586; Carl W. Bal-
lantyne, Ogden, Utah. 12223
Tango at night; pf. © 1c. Apr. 380,
1936; E unp. 123647; Mary Morley,
New York. 12224
Tango castillianne; pf. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122445; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12225
Tango (Le) de ma vie; tango, paroles
Lucien Dommel et Valfy, m Ernest
Weiller; orch. ptes. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 44110; R. Deiss, Paris.
12226
Tang-umba; tango; pf. © 1 ce. Apr.
25, 1986; E unp. 123310; Betty Lou
Hughes, Beverly Hills, Calif. 12227
Tansman (Alexandre) Cinq impres-
sions; par A. Tansman; pf. © Dec.
30, 1935 ; E for. 43947 ; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 12228
O09
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12229
pt. 111, n. S., V. 81
Tantalizing tempo; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122965;
John Minnis Hall, Childress, Tex.
12229
Tanzstticke ftir klavier; auch fiir cem-
balo, Johann Philipp Kirnberger,
hrsg. Kurt Herrmann. © Feb. 10,
1936; E for. 48663; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 12230
Tap dance blues; pf., with w. © 1
c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp..123117;
Walter Joseph Blasco, Cicero, Ill.
12231
Tap dancer; pf. or accordion. © 1.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123406; Leslie
C. Groff, Chicago. 12232
Tape machine tattle; by Stringy Ma-
lone; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Apr. 20,
1936; E for. 44086; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 12233
Tarde (Una) en la playa; cancion,
arr. Y.,C. Biscobar,, aie Ap, .s,
1986; E unp. 122712; Maria Jesus
Alvarez, Chicago. 12234
Tchen (La) ; adaptation poétique Mar-
cel Granet, m Pierre Vellones, op.
29, no. 1; voix élevée. © Jan. 30,
1936; E for. 48921; Durand &€ cie.,
Paris. 12235
Te chérir; tango, paroles Jean Chap-
elle et René Jacquet, m Raymond
Balet.° ‘©' Dec. 30, 19385: EF for.
43810; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
12236
Te parastes in los rieles; by L. Garza
and S. Martinez. © 1c Mar. 24,
1936; E unp. 121018; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
12237
Te salutamus (We greet thee) ; school
song; pf.,, with wi @ 1c Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 122576; Hazel W.
Crocker, Springfield Gardens, L. L.,
Ne 12238
Teach me to love; song. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123410; Thomas R.
Confare, Chicago. 12239
Tear drops; song, w Elizabeth Pillers.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121835;
Eula F. Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 12240
Teardrops; song. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1936;
E unp. 121582; Carl W. Ballantyne,
Ogden, Utah. 12241
Tease; w and melody. © 1c Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 122772; Leo Stein,
Brooklyn. 12242
Telephone (A) call; novelette, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 1936; E pub. 54568; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 12243
Telephone (The) song; w Lou Klein,
m Ted White; with guit. arr.
Mar. 19, 1986; E pub. 54454; Mills
music, ine., New York. 12244
Tell me; w and m Jack Diamond. ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123495;
HKrwin Eugene Zimmerman, Seattle.
12245
Tell me, dear; melody. © 1 e@ Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123182; Salvatore
[V.] Wells and John [P.] Mooney,
Port Chester, N. Y. 12246
Tell me of the love you used to feel;
m S. L. Cross; pf., with w.. © 1c.
Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 123308; Peter
Paul Especkerman and Cecil Cle-
menti Especkerman, Kwala-Lumpur,
Federated Malay States. 12247
Tell me what my chances are; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1986;
E unp. 122542; Boyd James and Rob-
ert Lutzelman, Fremont, Neb. 12248
Tell me. where Is fancy preg)
Shakespeare, m Francis Williams,
tonic sol-fa W. G. Glock; 2 equal
voices. © Mar. 15, 1986; E for.
44074; Augener, ltd., London. 12249
Tell me your troubles: from Red
rhumba, w Mort Dixon, m Ray
Henderson; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Apr. 6, 1986; E pub, 54528; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 12250
Tell the whole world; hymn, w and m
Harry Dixon Loes. © Feb. 7, 1936;
E pub. 54664; Paul Rader, Fort
Wayne. 12251
Tenderly; w Arthur Edgar Whitby;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp.
122753; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 12252
Tension; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986; E
unp. 122442; Milton E. Schwarzwald,
New York. 12253
Teres; by Joe Biviano; accordion. ©
Nov. 12, 1985; E pub. 54819; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢o., ine,
New York. 12254
Terra tremuit; Easter offertory, m
Casimiro Dello Joio; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Apr. 20, 1936; E pub.
54796: Hamilton S. Gordon, ine.,
New York. 12255
Terrific sandstorm; song. ©1e. Apr.
11, 1936; E unp. 122266; Lena Sledge
Perryman, Childress, Tex. 12256
040
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936 12284.
Tes yeux parlent pour toi; paroles | That dear old farm; song, melody
Saint Granier et Jean Granier, m Allen Taub. © 1c Apr. 11, 1986;
Aurelli et Keyne. © Dec. 30, 1935; E unp. 122278; S. Perey Suffron,
E for. 43897; Smyth, Paris. 12257 Winnipeg, Canada. 12271
Texas: centennial exposition song of | That feelin’ is love; song. ©le
1936, w Corrie Birdsong Teagarden. Apr. 20, 19386; E unp. 122759; Marie
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1936; E unp. 122313: Helen Wegh, Redlands, Calif. ‘
Amma Pinkerton Baker, Dallas. 1222
oF
12258 | ‘That grape vine twist; song, arr.
Texas (The) centennial; song, w L. C. Harle er nee © le ADT 24, tty
Crain. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. E fas 128234; Louis D. ico
122568; L. C. Crain and J. Roy Toledo, 2273
Terry, St. Louis. 12259 | That high hat daddy; song, arr.
ene : Mee. . Harle Bracht. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986;
Texas invites you; song, arr. Alvin D. fH Unp...123988- Louis .D.. Bounds.
Stratton. © Apr. 7, 1936; E pub. Toledo 12274
54588; H. G[ilbert] Taylor, Houston. i Sm §
12260 | That land of musical charms; w and
Texas is marching on; song, w Un- Le Henry Morrow,. © Apr. 30,
; : % 1936; E pub. 54943; Morrow music
dine Brown Charlton. © 1c Apr. peblisher. | Newark Ny 12275
23, 1936; E unp. 123057; Lois New- 7 ? Ls ery As 5 i
ton Rogers, Austin, Tex. 12261 | That little Spanish hacienda; from
Sho-window, w Eugene Conrad,
Texas mellow moon; waltz song, mel- melody Gus Edwards. © 1c. Apr.
ody Sam ea © 1c. Apr. 14, 22, 1986; E unp. 123105; Popular
1936; HE unp. 122473; C. D. Hazel’ | melodies, inc., New York. 12276
ton, Canuck, Sask., Canada. 12262 f
That little sweetheart of mine; w and
Texas moon; valse song. © 1c. Apr. melody. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1986: E
20, 1936; E unp. 123610; M. Rud- unp. 123584; Arthur Frank Becan,
strom, San Rafael, Calif. 12263 Sayville, L. I, N. Y. 12277
Texas ranger song; from Texas rang- | That look in your eyes; song, arr.
er, W and m Sam Coslow and Harry Abram Moses. © 1 ec. Apr. 22,
Behn. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 19386; E unp. 1238018; Gerson Gut-
123131; Paramount productions mu- man WHisenberg, Baltimore. 12278
sic corp., New York 12264 | That memorable wedding ride: song,
Texas shadows; song. © 1 c¢. Apr. m Carrol Webster. © 1c. Apr. 25,
3, 1986; E unp.
Cordova Skinner,
121736; LaUna de
Denison, Tex.
12265
Thank you! Dan Cupid; w Alice Se-
gal, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123152; Elwood Fred
Funk, Chicago. 12266
Thankfulness; for unison or massed
singing, w Whittier, m Alec Rowley.
© Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 43692:
Edward Arnold & co., London.
12267
Thanks a lot; song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 122883; Estelle Myrtle
Johnson, Seattle. 12268
Thanks, Mister Moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 19386; E unp. 122770:
Rocco Zappia, Los Angeles. 12269
That burning kiss; w and m Debbie
Mead. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp.
121745; Deborah Parker Mead,
Gouverneur, N. Y. 12270
1936; E unp. 123306 ; Franz Markus,
Medford, Wis. 12279
That night of all nights; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
122838: Joseph Earl Driscoll and
Charles Dwight Nicholls, Lemont.
Ill. 12280
That old gal; song. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1986; E unp. 122948; Charles Olie
Lee, Binghamton, N. Y. 12281
That old vacant chair; w and melody
Dorsey M. Dixon and W. E. Mainer.
©1c. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123073;
Wade HE. Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
12282
That rendezvous with Sue; w and
melody, “Cte Apr. 22, 1936*"
unp. 123087; Paul W. Lindstrom,
Chicago. 12283
That’s gratitude; w and melody. ©
1 e Apr. 11,1986: °H ‘unp.. 122251 ;
Muriel Flanders, San Francisco.
12284
041
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12285
That’s it; fox-trot; pf. © 1 ¢ Apr.
29, 1936; E unp. 123555; Harry
Wernli Williams, Oakland, Calif.
12285
That’s love in city style; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1c.
Apr..'3, 198697 unp.. 1217623) (C,
Pearl Robinson, Lexington, O.
12286
That’s my song without words; w
and meiody. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936;
E unp. 122161; Sid Frankjin, New
York. 12287
That’s not in the bargain; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Apr. 16, 1936; E unp.
122604; Katrine Everbach Heitger,
New York. 12288
That’s the time you got fooled; w
Frank Capano and George Paza-
rian, m Ace Pancoast and Maurrie
Merl, pf. arr. Ace Panecoast; with
guit. arr. © Apr. 21, 1986; E pub.
04799; Frank Capano, Philadelphia.
12289:
That’s the way; w James Hogg, m
Corbett Sumsion ; 2 or unison voices.
© Apr. 9, 1986; E for. 43969; Banks
& son, York, England. 12290
That’s what I call love; w and m
Henry Morrow. © Apr. 30, 1936;
E pub. 54944; Morrow music pub-
lisher, Newark, N. J. 12291
That’s what you’ve done to me; song.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp. 123661;
Grace Jane Brown, Jacksonville,
Fla. : 12292
That's when dreams come true; w
Eddie Johnston, and melody. ©
Le; Apr. 10,1986 3 Hump: 422215;
Anna Fenzel, Cleveland. 12293
That’s why I’m dreaming; w and mel-
ody’ Paul ! Hall. Sey 1ife Apr s'14,
1936; E unp. 122421; Paul EH. Hall,
Seattle. 12294
That’s why I said good-bye; fox-trot,
w J. Fernandes, m Bob Kaiser. ©
1c Apr. 6, 1936; ‘Hr unp., 1219388 ;
Bob Kaiser and Joe Fernandes,
pracy. Calit. 12295.
That sunny day was made for love;
wand. melody... © .1.e.. Apr. 711,
1936; E unp. 122238: Amador. .P.
Avalos, Tularosa, N. M. 12296
That swing music gets ya; song. ©
1c Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123476;
Rose Kay Davis, Tulsa, Okl. 12297
pt. IT, n. s., v.31
That, they say, is love; pf., with w.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp. 122023;
Verne Neville, Oakland, Calif.
12298
Then Cupid came down from the
heavens; song. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1936;
E unp. 121978; Charles Huffman
Cartwright, Houston. 12299
Then I could forget you; w and m
Carmen Lombardo, Lebert Lombar-
do and Cliff Friend; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Feb. 21, 1986; E pub.
538061; Chappell & co., ine, New
York. 12300
There is love in your eyes, sweetheart ;
fox trot song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 123623; Weston Carter, Wa-
terbury, Conn. 12301
There'll be a difference; song, w Dana
Pell Binnicker. © 1 ¢c Apr. 18,
1986; E unp. 122330; J. Chas. Me-
Neil, Los Angeles. 12302
There'll be sunshine; song, melody
Lizette Mowen. © 1 ec Apr. 18,
1936; E unp. 122802; Adah B. Wid-
dicombe, Washington. 12303
There'll. come a day; song. © 14
Apr. 3, 1936; E unp. 121690; Nell
Robbins, Forest Park, Il. 12304
There’re just as good fish in the ocean ;
song, m George Goldkette. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1986; E unp. 118209: B.
Bristow Owsley, Chicago. 12305
There’s a brook in the pastures; hymn,
w John R. Clements, m B. B. Mce-
Kinney. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
53764; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
12306
There’s a hurt in my heart, dear; w
Alice Rae Murphy; pf. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123458; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 12307
There’s a long road ahead; w and
melody Starr Von Fluss. © Mar.
25, 1986; E pub. 54692; Stella D.
Fluss, i. e. Mrs. William §S. Fluss,
Heltville, Calif. 12308
There’s a new moon in the sky; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr’ ©) 1 ie Apr. 22," 1986" Bae:
123997 > Alpha’ “Bs Stults,” Bryamic
Ind. 12309
There’s a picture on my dresser; song.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122431 ;
Verne Neville, Oakland, Calif.
12310
There’s a reason, it’s you; w Gus Pyne,
melody G. Pyne and John Wolohan.
©1c. Apr. 10, 1936; E unp. 122202;
042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12336
Augustus T. Pyne, jr., San Fran-
cisco. 12311
There’s a song in my heart I dare not
sing; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1936; E unp. 123154; Hleanor
Murphy Wallace, Baton Rouge, La.
P2312
There’s an Ethiopian love song on the
air; w and m Billy Irish; pf.
1 c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp. 123299;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
123138
There’s no one can paint a true pic-
ture; song. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1936;
E unp. 122130; Ambrose Eymard
Dorak, Hazleton, Pa. 12314
There’s no substitute for you; w Al.
Stillman and Nelson Ingham, m Lee
Gordon; with guit. arr. © Apr. 25,
1936; E pub. 54922; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
12315
There’s no traffic lights in heaven;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp. 122163;
Willard S. Masters, Detroit. 123816
There’s no two ways about it; w
Harold Adamson, m Con Conrad. ©
1 «@ Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122559;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 12547
There’s one less Star in the sky to-
night; w Hlsie Sanguinet, and mel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122054 ; Elizabeth L. Cook, St. Louis.
12318
There’s rain in my heart; song. © 1
e. Apr. 28, 1936; E unp. 123505;
Merry Freeman, Huntington, W. Va.
12319
There’s romance in the air; w Earl
Shanley Butts; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 123284; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 12320
There’s something about you; fox-trot
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c.
Apr. 23, 1936; E unp. 123081; Alma
Fuller Wittich, Pensacola, Fla.
12321
There’s trouble in my heart; by J.
Ferrera and Mario Esposito; pf. ©
Eee. Apr. 11, 193863 ™unp: 9122873 :
John Ferrera, New York. 12322
These foolish things; w Holt Marvell,
m Jack Strachey, arr. Phil Cardew;
orch. pts., with accordion guide. ©
Mar. 27, 1936; E for. 44081; Boosey
& co., 1td., London. 12323
Theta; pf. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1986; E
unp. 123161; Stanley Gross, Newark,
N. J. 12324
They’re gonna fill the old well up; w
Mona Sheppard, m Madelyn Shep-
pard; with guit. arr. © Apr. 7,
1936 ; E pub. 54630; Mills music, ine.,
New York. 12325
Things I’d like to do; w Harlin bros.
and Geo. Bailey; pf. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 128346; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 12326
Thinking of you; w H. Pittman, mel-
ody M. Hochman, © 1 ec. Apr. 8,
19386; E unp. 121706; Howard Pitt-
man and Maurice Hochman, Ossi-
ning, N. Y. 123827
Thirteen dollars and thirteen cents;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122859; Raymond J. Rath-
geb, Alton, Ill. 12328
This broken heart o’ mine; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark. © Mar. 29, 1936; E pub.
54659 ; Helen Frances Trayle, Trout-
ville, Va. 12329
This is a drug store; w L. Sands and
R. Marko, melody H. Nemo and L.
Carr. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1936; E unp.
122069; Lee Sands, Robert Marko,
Henry Nemo and Leon Carr, New
York. 12330
This is Hollywood; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123479;
Mildred During, New Orleans.
12331
This is my song; song. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1986; E unp. 122298; Lily M.
Coulter, Monongahela, Pa. 12332
This is the month of May; w Frank
Fay, melody Clarence Gaskill. © 1
e. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123560;
Jerry Vogel music co. ine, New
York. 12333
This isn’t the first time; song. © 1
ec. Feb. 25, 1936; E unp. 123322;
Wallace Gustave Anderson, Seattle.
12334
This lonely night; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 30, 19386; E unp. 123630; Betty
Cunningham, Lexington, Ky. 12335
This night is ours; tango, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936; E unp.
122107; Evelyn Louise Perata, Ala-
meda, Calif. 12336
043
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12337
This request with you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122955 ;
Lawrence F. Johnson, St. Paul.
12337
Those sweet words; song, D. Hinckley ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © 1c. Mar.
17, 1986; E unp. 121787; Douglas
Hinckley and Robert E. Phillips,
Fort Worth. 12338
Those words keep buzzing in my ear;
song. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp.
121811; Helen Christine Pilling,
Rumson, N. J. 12339
Thou, O Lord, art our Father; anthem,
w from Isaiah 63, m John Ivimey ;
mixed voices ; organ ace. © Mar. 26,
1936; E for. 48635; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 12340
Though we may never meet again;
song, w Mae Scarchilli. © 1. Apr.
4, 1936; E unp. 121808; Josephine
Danks, New York. 12341
Three boys are we; pf. treble, with w.
© 1'e¢. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121855;
David Howell and Morris D. Hen-
kle, New York. 12342
Three cheers for Joe Louis; fox-trot
song, melody E. Blake and Ben Adel-
man. ©41. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp.
123249; Eleanor Blake, New York.
12343
Three (The) holy women; Biblical w;
women’s voices. © 1 c¢c Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 123010; George Henry
Clark, Oak Park, Ill. 12344
Three more locks ahead; w Ernest
Demann, m from old Pennsylvania
canal fragments, coll. and pieced to-
gether, Harvey Gaul; mixed cho. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E pub. 54484; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 12345
Thrill me in the moonlight again ; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1986; E unp. 122287; Lee Driscoll,
Dayton, O. 12346
Through my Venetian blind; w Ed-
ward Heyman, m Mabel Wayne;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 10, 1986; E
pub. 54680; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 12347
Thy voice; w and melody, arr. Mary S.
Crocker; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122813; Grace A.
Wright, Concord, Mass. 12348
Tick-tock; song. © 1. Apr. 9, 1936;
E unp. 122111; Michael Joseph Fox.
jr., Columbus, Ga. 12349
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Tickled to death; rag; pf. © Mar. 20,
1986; E pub. 54882; Ralph Larsh,
Chicago. 12350
Till we reach the finishing line; song,
w Chas. Meier, jr. © 1 c¢. Apr. 8,
1986; E unp. 121692; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 12351
Time; w and m Frank Capano and
George Febbo; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Apr. 21, 1986; E pub. 54800;
Frank Capano, Philadelphia. 12352
Time flies by all too fast; song, w Ed-
ward J. Lush. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936;
E unp. 123307; Joseph Andrew
Bonyai, Wallingford, Conn. 12353
Timoteo; mosaico afro-cubano, w and
melody. ©1c. Anr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122565 ; Roberto de Moya, New York.
12354
Tiny tunes for tiny people; 20 pieces,
Frances Parkinson; pf. © Mar. 10,
19386; E for. 44079; Augener, Itd.,
London. 12355
Tiny wee folk; and other rhythmic
plays and dances; pf. nos. 1-9.
Mar. 27, 1936; E for. 48747; Kath-
leen Mortimer, London. 12356
Tipica (La); by Jose Maria Arredon-
do; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936;
E unp. 121615; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 12357
Tired of being good; song, w Annie M.
Boatwright. © 1c Apr. 3, 1986;
E unp. 121698; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 12358
To be in love with you; w J. Saba, mel-
ody F. Neumann. © 1 c¢. Apr. 16,
1936; E unp. 122588; Freddie Neu-
mann and Johnnie Saba, Hot
Springs, Ark. 12359
To be near you; w and melody. ©1ce.
Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122230; Ken-
neth R. Pennrich, East Dearborn,
Mich. 12360
To make a perfect day; song. ©1..
Mar. 31, 1986; E unp. 122574; Marion
Kreider Funk, Upper Darby, Pa.
12361
To the falls of Niagara; song, melody
Alva Torre-Alba. ; ©,1.¢:, Apr. 20;
1936; E unp. 122944; Virginia G.
Nodine, Brooklyn. 12362
To thee, O country; national hymn, w
Mrs. John Lane, m Julius Hichberg,
arr. Robert W. Gibb; boys’ 3-pt. cho.
© Mar. 24, 1986; E pub. 54428;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
12363
044
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12389
To you I will my heart; w and melody.
©1e. Apr. 27, 19386; E unp. 123367 ;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
12364
Toadstools (The); song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1986; E unp. 123217; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 12365
Toasting our troubles away; w Audrey
Wall, and melody. © 1. Apr. 7,
1986; E unp. 121957 ; Margaret Marie
Wall, Jersey City. 12366
Tod (Der) ist verschlungen in den
sleg ; motette zum Osterfest, m Kurt
Thomas, werk 25, nr. 7; 4 stimmiger
chor, ohne begl. © Dec. 15, 1935;
E for. 44061; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
Leipzig. 12367
Toda va bien; Spanish waltz, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 1986; E pub. 54575; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 12368
Toi seul; tango, paroles Jean Chapelle
et Henry Lemarchand, m Pierre
Neuville et Raymond Balet. © Dee.
30, 1985; E. for. 43856; Editions Pan,
Sod, Earis. 123869)
Tom Mix grand entree march; arr.
Edw. Delano; solo cornet conductor.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123364;
George Earnst Brenner, Daily City,
Calif. 12370
Tomi, Tomi; by David Nape, arr.
Willis Conolly ; ten guit., in diagram,
with w. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub.
54507; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 12371
Tonight is ours; w Louis Jean; pf.
©1e. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 128459;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12372
Tonnelle (La) des amoureux; java, pa-
roles Valandré, m Léo Laurent; pf.
conductor et accordeon ace. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 43840; Editions Pan,
S. a., Paris. 12373
Too bad; w C. Knight, melody D. J.
Vecsei and H. Rhodes. © 1. Apr.
28, 1986; E unp. 123587; Harold
Rhodes, D[esidir] J[osef] Vecsei
and Chas. Knight, Hollywood, Calif.
12374
Too good to be true; from Red rhumba,
w and m Clay Boland; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Apr. 6, 1986: EB
pub. 54527; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 12375
Too late; melody, with pf. acc. ©le.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122513; Ger-
trude Hall, New York. 12376
70365—36——8
Too wonderful to be true; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp.
122611; Evelyn Russell Meyers,
Brooklyn. 12377
Torch; pf. © 1c. Apr: 24, 1986; HE
unp. 1238162; Stanley Gross, Newark,
INS ike: 12378
Torrents; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E
unp. 121948; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 12379
Toujours comme ca; valse musette,
paroles L. Poterat et H. Le Pointe,
m C. Kufferath. © Dec. 30, 1935;
EH for. 488387; Editions Pan, s. a.,,
Paris. 12380
Toujours vingt ans; fox-trot, paroles
Charlys et Maurice Vander, m Henry
Himmel; orch. ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935;
E for. 48764; Editions H. Benjamin,
Sia kb. J Parisi 12381
Tour (Le) du monde en miniature; 15
feuillets de voyage, Alexandre Tans-
man; pf. © Oct. 15, 1985; E for.
43975; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
12382
Tout ici bas nous dit adieu; tango,
paroles Jean May et Henry Lemar-
ehand, m Paul Segnitz et Philippe
Parés. © Jan. 30, 1986; E for.
43904; Editions Philippe Parés,
Paris. 12383
Tout nu; java, paroles Ernest Vey, m
G. Ch. Lemaire. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 48847; Editions Pan, s. a.,
Paris. 12384
Tower (The) mass; with proper offer-
tory for the feast, May 4th; 2 equal
voices; organ ace. © Mar. 27, 1936;
E for. 48669; F. M. de Zulueta, Lon-
don. 12885
Town (The) talks; selection, Vivian
Ellis, arr. Frank Denham; pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1986; E for. 43632); Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 12386
Townsend army; pf., with w. © 1c.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122497; Wil-
liam Bryant Hatton, Clatskanie, Or.
12387
Townsend (The) prayer; to tune
America, w and setting J. B. Gas-
kell. © 1. Mar. 30, 1936; E unp.
122698; Joseph Buckley Gaskell,
Long Beach, Calif. 12388
Townsend song; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121611;
Frank Luther, New York. 12389
045
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12390
Moy march’: pi!) ©! P ¢Apr 6) 19365
E unp. 121949; Milton HE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 12390
Tragic tears; pf. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1986;
E unp. 121950; Milton E. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 12391
Trail (The); w M. Grace Sherwood,
m John B. Archer; mixed voices. ©
Apr. 21, 1986; E pub. 54857; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 123892)
Trail’s end; w and m Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1986;
E unp. 123356; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 12398
Train (The); song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
19386; E unp. 123197; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 12394
Train’s acomin’; song. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 121970; Edwina
McCarty Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
12395
Training; by Marvin Hatley. © 1 «.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123076; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 123896
Tranquillity ; song, m Irvin Hinchliffe ;
pf. or organ acc. © Apr. 2, 1936;
E for. 44013; Edgar C, Newegrass,
London. 12397
Travelling (The) musicians; musical
play, adapted from Grimm’s fairy
tale, Joan Cobbold, m Martin Shaw.
© Apr. 9, 1986; E for. 43960; No-
vello & co., Itd., London. 12398
Trav’ling life’s highway with Jesus;
hymn. © Apr. 9, 1986; Epub.
54879; Florence Sisson Campbell,
Pasadena. 12399)
Trees (The), the moon, the shadows
whisper ; valse song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 122962; Charles P.
Stokes, Trenton, Ont., Canada.
12400
Tremble before the Lord; w from
Psalm 114, m Nicolai Tcherepnin
and Arthur Mendel; mixed cho.;
organ acc. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
54384; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12401
Treno frenetico; fox-trot, de La gon-
dola delle chimere, Armando
Fragna; violini A-B e C. © Feb.
10, 1936; E for. 44051; Societa ano-
nima musicale Bixio, Milan. 12402
Trionfo italiano; marcia, versi Esther
Pagano; pf. © Apr. 16, 1986; E
pub. 54869; Raffaele Capecelatro,
New Haven, Conn. 12403
pt. I, n. s., v.31
Trittico Francescano; versi Hmidio
Muceci, m Licinio Refice; per soli,
coro ed orch., rid. per canto e pf.,
Bonaventura Somma. © Apr. 23,
19386; D 39071; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 12403*
Trolly troll; foxtrot, Ernst Fischer;
2 klaviere. © Sept. 29, 1935; E
for. 43752); Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 12404
Tropical paradise; w and melody. ©
1c} Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122382
Carmen De Mille, New Orleans.
12405
Tropical (The) waltz; song, w Her-
bert Barnum. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1936;
E unp. 121696; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 12406
Trostgelaut; by S. B. Clemus; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 19, 1934;
EK for. 43620; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 12407
Troublesome love; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
6, 19386; E unp. 121910; Catherine
Schwartz, Fremont, O. 12408
True blue Hlihu; w F. Downey, m
A. BE, Hall. © 1; cy Apr.) 24, 1936;
E unp. 123183.; Fairfax Downey and
Arthur E. Hall, New York. 12409
True love never runs smooth; w A. J.
Strauss, and melody. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1986; E unp. 121805; Alvin Strauss
and Lester Strauss, Brooklyn.
12410
Truly forever; fox trot ballad, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1. Apr. 9, 1986;
E unp. 122164; Mary A. Hohman,
Hamilton, O. 12411
Trusting in Jesus; hymn. © Apr. 9,
1936; E pub. 54878; Florence Sisson
Campbell, Pasadena. 12412
Try it and see; w and melody Pudy
Gieselman, jr. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1936;
E unp. 122942; Lawrence Paul Gie-
selman, jr., Bellflower, Calif. 12413.
Tryin’ to forget about you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E
unp. 122337; H. Lucille Molaison,
Gretna, La. 12414
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Hobby
horses; op. 10, no. 2, humoresque,
text Sigmund Spaeth, m arr. Ladis-
las Kun. 1. Male voices.—2. Mixed
voices. © Apr. 22,1986; E pub.
54849, 54850; Edward 3B. Marks
music corp., New York. 12415, 12416
546
MUSICAL
no. 4, 1936
COMPOSITIONS
12443
In the cathedral; andante canta-
bile, from the string quartet, op. 11,
w Frederick H. Martens, m arr. Gott-
fried H. Federlein; women’s 3-pt.
cho. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub. 54431;
Oliver Ditson co., ine., Boston.
12417
Tu mens; tango douloureux, paroles
Georgius, m Henri Poussigue.
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 48860; Editions
Pan, s. a., Paris. 12418
Tuck me off to Dreamland; song. ©
1 c@ Apr. 1, 19386; E unp. 121566;
Raymond Homer Sather, Brooklyn.
12419)
Tuer un amour est un crime; tango,
paroles Léon Xanrof, m Goé Kaira-
ney. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 43836;
Editions Pan, s. a., Paris. 12420
Tune (The) the old cow died on; song,
w Marion H. Mooney; with guit. arr.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 121607;
Walter William Lee, Eugene, Or.
12421
Tuneful (The) sound of Robin’s horn;
w anon., m Maurice Blower; 2 treble
voices. © Apr. 9, 1986; E for. 48959;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 12422;
Turkey carnival; paraphrase; E flat
alto saxophone solo. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122416; Paul M. Berg-
man, Los Angeles, 12423
Turn on the moon; w Marian Kelly,
melody R. Lyons. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122679; Marian Kelly,
Beverly Hills, Calif., and Ruth Lyons,
Los Angeles. 12424
Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1986;
H unp. 122155; Joseph Caliri, jr.,
Nutley, N. J. 12425
Tweet (The) tweet tweedle in the
trees; w Mort Dixon, m Ray Hen-
derson; with guit. arr. © Apr. 16,
1936; E pub. 54746; Crawford music
corp., New York. 12426
Twenty-five years have passed away;
Silver jubilee song. © 1 c. Apr. 27,
1936 ; E unp. 123385; Paul F. Kordus,
Milwaukee. 12427
Twilight; valse song. © 1. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 122949; Dorothy Shef-
field, La Crescenta, Calif. 12428
Twilight of the heart; waltz song, mel-
ody D. L. Stevens and Ben Adelman,
©1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122478;
Darleen L. Stevens, Ranier, Or.
12429
Twilight on the Danube; idyll, Otto
Briittner ; solo violin, strings, wood-
wind and horns, trumpets ad lib.
Pts. with pf. conductor. © Apr. 9,
1936; E for. 44047; Walsh, Holmes &
co., Itd., London. 12430
Twilight serenade; by J. Harold
Henry; violin and pf. © Feb. 29,
1986; E for, 43742; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 12431
Twilight shall be sweet; song, melody
Albert M. Kanrich. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1936; E unp. 123657; Charles Lang-
don, Somerville, Mass. 12432
Twilight twinkles; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122800;
Lucile Renfroe Hlliott, Long Beach,
Miss. 124383
"Twill soon be blue bonnet time way
down in Texas; song. © 1 ¢ Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123349; Annie Mae
Redmond, i. e. Mrs. William Guy
Redmond, Dallas. 12434
Twisted queues; pf. © 1. Apr. 8,
1986; E unp. 122004; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12435
Twisting me ’round your finger; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986;
E unp. 122605; Katrine Everbach
Heitger, New York. 12436
Two dear shoes; new w and melody.
[Rev, ed.|. © 1c Apr. (7, 1986; EH
unp. 1219838; Lucile Snow Lind,
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 12437
Two eyes; fox-trot, arr. L. W. Armen-
trout; orch. pts., with w. © Apr. 9,
1936; E pub. 54781; Paul R. Parks,
Cleveland.
Two eyes of blue; violin, with w. ©
1-c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 122877;
John Russell Harris, New Bruns-
wick, N. J. 12439
Two guitars; Russian folk song, arr.
Ned Cosmo; guit. © Mar. 19, 1986;
EH pub. 54444; Mills music, ine., New
York. 12440
Two hearts; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1986; E unp. 122998; Walter Ligus,
Salamance, N. Y. 12441
Two little chipmunks; cornet solo or
duet; pf. acc. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123221; Chas. A. Dana, Pasa-
dena. 12442
Two old maids in a folding bed; w and
melody Monette Moore. © 1c. Mar.
30, 1936; E unp. 123026; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 12443
O47
12438 -
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12444
pt. 11, nis:, ¥. oh
Two silhouettes against the moon; w | Under Spanish skies; melody Johnny
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1936;
E unp. 122606; Katrine Everbach
Heitger, New York. 12444
Two silhouettes on the moon; w and
m Eugene Jelesnik, Arthur Weiner,
Marjorie Harper and Bill Livings-
ton-.rwaith | suit. -arr.4))©” Mar, 25,
1936; E pub. 54382; Crawford music
corp., New York. 12445
Two silhouettes on the window-shade;
w and m Juanne Arliss; pf. treble.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 123230;
Margaret N. Taylor, New York.
12446.
Two sweet lips; w and m Pat Castle-
ton, Herman Chittison and Spencer
Williams, paroles francaises Marcel
d’Anella-Decruck. © Noy. 1, 1935;
FE for. 43993; Editions de Paris,
Paris. 12447
Two-timin’ Sue; w John Zvolensky ;
pf; © 1 c) Apr. 27,419a6. BH wap.
123460; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 12448
Tyrian; w and m Fred Koch; pf. ©
1 @ Mar. 16, 1936; E unp. 121783;
Tyrian lodge F. & A. M., no. 925,
Buffalo. 12449
Ulalie ; valse musette, paroles Georgius,
m Trémolo. © Dee. 30, 1935; E for.
43886; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
12450
Ultimo piano; tango slow, da Quei due,
m Armando Fragna; violini 1 e 2,
con testo. © Feb. 10, 1936; E for.
44050; Societa anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 12451
Una vez en la vida; andante; pf. ©
1 ec. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp. 123080;
Albert Bange, Little Rock, Ark.
12452
Uncle Sam, be a peaceful man; song;
pf. sc. Harold Potter. © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 1936; E unp. 122015; George
Mitchell, Trenton, N. J. 12453
Under a country moon; song, w Wil-
liam Webb. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1956; E
unp. 122190; Harold A. Hanft, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 12454
Under a Florida moon; w George
Bailey; pf. ©1«. Mar. 31, 1936; E
unp. 121500; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 12455
Under a mellow moon; song, m Louis
Acerba. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
122390; Angelo De Vicaris, Philadel-
phia. 12456
Lou, ©.) ¢. Apr. 21,.19363 Eu,
128232; Johnny Lou Freda, Philadel-
phia. 12457
Under the blood; hymn, w Julia H.
Johnston, m Harry Dixon Loes. ©
Jan. 21, 1986; E pub. 53771; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 12458
Under the Bridge of Sighs; tango,
song. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; BE unp.
122817; Renzo Cesana, San Fran-
cisco. 12459
Under the Manila moon; waltz song, w
Sergio B. Lenida; with guit. arr.
Lc. Apr: 20, 1986; KE ump. 1228005
Irineo A. Bantinan, Seattle. 12460
Under the rainbow with you; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 122472; Rose
Adkins, St. Joseph, Mo. 12461
Under the Wyoming moon; song. ©
1 ce. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121834;
Kula F. Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 12462
Under your spell; song, w Lucy Tay-
lor., “©, 1. c. Apr. '20,"1936>" Bivins:
122821; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
12463
Underneath Miami’s moon; w and
melody S. E. McDougald, pf. arr.
Luther A Clark; with ukulele arr.
Aaron, A... Clark. «© 4, -¢., Apiaie:
1936; E unp. 122298; Sarah Eliza-
beth McDougald, Deerfield, Fla.
12464
Ungarwein; fox-trot, Helmut Ritter.
1. Pf.—2. Salon orch. stimmen. ©
Feb. 1, 1986; E for. 43717, 43718; A
Bennefeld, Berlin. 12465, 12466
Ungektisst sollst du nicht schlafen
geh’n; slowfox, aus Wer zuletzt
ktisst, w Rudolph Bertram, m Robert
Stolz, op. 657. © Feb. 14, 1936; E
for. 483728; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 12467
U. S. Constitution; song. © 1c. Apr.
11, 19386; E unp. 122268; Robert
Peter De Bruyn, Roggen, Col. 12468
Unjust one; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122264;
James Golson, Montgomery, Ala.
12469
Unkind (The) maid; w anon., m Mar-
gery Moore; mixed voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Mar. 20, 1986;
E for. 48624; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 12470
048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Unless you know it’s true; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp.
122696; Lillian Marie Knott, Inde-
pendence, Kan. 12471
Unrest and flight; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
19386; E unp. 121951; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12472
Uns gefillt diese welt; fox-trot, aus
dem film Der raub der Sabinerinnen,
text A. v. Pinelli, m Harald Bohmelt.
© Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 43683; Bebo-
ton-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
12473
Up in room 14; by Leroy Shield; pf. ©
Apr. 21, 1986; E pub. 54831; Rob-
bins music corp.; New York. 12474
Upstairs downstairs; w M. Kelly, mel-
ody R. Lyons. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 122680; Ruth Lyons, Los An-
geles, and Marian Kelly, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 12475
Us on a bus; from Summer wives, w
Tot Seymour, m Vee Lawnhurst;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Apr. 2,
1936; E pub. 54532; Famous music
corp., New York. 12476
Use your imagination; w A. J. Strauss,
aud melody. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1986;
H unp. 122678; Lester Strauss and
Alvin Strauss, Brooklyn. 12477
Vacation; song, m Charles C. Cramer.
oe Apr. 11, 1986; E unp, 122272:
William G. Bennett, sr., Parkertown,
(ee 12478
Valentine day; song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1986; E unp. 123213; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 12479)
Valse (La); par J. Fromont-Delune;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 43942:;; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 12480
Valse Helene; pf. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1986;
E ounp. 122005; Milton BE. Schwarz-
wald, New York. 12481
Valse musette; v. Curt Mahr; chro-
matische 0. pf. accordeon. © Feb.
10, 1986; E for. 43658; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 12482
Valse romantique; pf. © Mar. 5, 1986;
EK pub. 54708; Salvatore Pagliaro,
Corona, L. 1., N. Y. 12483.
Valse (La) rouge; valse musette, pa-
roles Jacques Cazol, m L. Minet, arr.
Raymond Legrand; orch. ptes. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43787; Editions
Ray Ventura & cie., Paris. 12484
12497
Valse sirignano; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1936; E unp. 122448; Milton E.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12485
Vancouver is calling; Gaelic folk-tune,
poem John Murray Gibbon, m Har-
old Eustace Key; pf. © Apr. 11,
1986; E for. 44083; Western music
co., ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
12486
Vaquero (The); w and m Marty
Symes, Al. J. Neiburg and Jerry Lev-
inson; with guit. and pf. solo arrs.
© Mar. 19, 1936; E pub, 54446; Mills
music, ine., New York. 12487
Variationen; tiber eine alte melodie,
Ernst Ludwig Uray; 2 violinen. ©
Jan. 28, 1986; BE for. 43730; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 12488
Variations on native hulas; by Eddie
Alkire; Hawaiian steel guit., in note
and diagram. © Apr. 15, 1986; B
pub. 54738; Elbern H. (Hddie) Al-
kire, Easton, Pa. 12489
Variazioni coreografiche; di Riccardo
Pick-Mangiagalli; orch. Partitura.
© Mar. 28, 1986; E for. 48642; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 12490
Ven hacia mi querido; vals; pf., con
letra. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1936; EH unp.
122612; Hermelinda Rey Crespo,
New York. 12491
Venezianische girten; dramolet nach
Schillers Geisterseher, v. Walter Nie-
mann, op. 132; pf. © Apr. 26, 1984;
E for. 48606; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 12492
Verdi (Giuseppe) Il] trovatore; ex-
cerpts from the opera, adapted and
ed. Leopold Godowsky; pf. © Apr.
1, 1986; E pub. 54902; Simon and
Schuster, inc., New York. 12493
Vertriumte nacht; walzer-intermezzo,
Hanns Lohr; orch. stimmen. © Feb.
21, 1986; E for. 48713; Wilhelm Ge-
bauer, Leipzig. 12494
Very (The) day I laid my eyes on you;
song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp.
121719; Arthur N. Zylo, Sandy Hook,
Conn. 12495
Veterans of future wars; song, melody
Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin. ©
1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123524;
Hyman H. Zaret, New York. 12496
Vexilla Regis prodeunt; Lent and pas-
siontide, m Casimiro Dello Joio ; uni-
son, 2, or 4 mixed voices. © Apr.
20, 1936; E pub. 54797; Hamilton S.
Gordon, inc., New York. 12497
049
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12498
Victory (The) ; hymn, w from Tenny-
son. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp.
122553; Mabyl Burgoon Fowler,
Minneapolis. 12498
Victory bound; song, m L. I. Reichner
and Herbert C. Sanford. © Apr. 8,
1936; E pub. 54587; Louis I. Reich-
ner, New York. 12499:
Vie (La) est une belle chose; fox-trot,
paroles Géo. Girard, m Roger Roger.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 43863; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 12500
Viens ...; valse, paroles Roger-Fer-
nay, m Mischa Korsakoff. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 48906; Editions
Coda, s. a., Paris. 12501
Vieux (Le) banc; paroles Jexn Chap-
elle et René Jacquet, m Gaston Saux.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 438878; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 12502
Village waltz; by Eron Lauster ; violin
and Diy.) Gy cal. (2, ene. Epub.
54675: Richard Drake Saunders, Los
Angeles. 12503.
Villatte (Jean) 5 divertissements a
2 Wo, 3°. eahihiG@y Nov. 1.1985:
E for. 44080; Jean Villatte, Paris.
12504
— 12! lecons de solfége 4 2 voix. 2°
cah. © Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 44028;
Jean Villatte, Paris. 12505:
—— 25. lecons de solfége 4 2 voix. 1°T
cah. © Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 44029:
Jean Villatte, Paris. 12506
Violets in the vale; w Mrs. Fred
Henry; pf.. -@° 2) e¢ Apr! 2u19se;
E unp. 123461; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 12507
Violin studies; for the development of
the left hand, Charles Martin Leef-
fler. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub. 54392;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 12508
Virginia; ten. banjo and 2d obbl. in
universal notation, and 1st obbl. in
actual pitch. © 1-¢e. Apr. 8, 1986;
E unp. 122043; William Nicholas,
New York. 12509)
Vocal emsemble exercises ; for private
and class voice culture and use by
cocir, glee club and cho., Harper C.
Maybeee © Apr. 6, 1986; AA
204293 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12510
Vogue mon cceur; tango slow, du film,
paroles Camille Francois, m Mau-
rice Yvain; 1°7 saxo alto mi bémol,
1°° trompette si bémol, trombone,
violons A, B, cello, et pf. conducteur.
pt. 1,as:, Vv. 8h
ptes. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 48999;
C. Joubert & cie., Paris. 12511
Voice (The) of a broken heart; fox-
trot, W and m George Thomas. ©
1c Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122904;
Edwin Gibson, Woodville, Pa.
12512
Voici mon cceur; tango, paroles Jean
Chapelle, m C. Kufferath. © Dee.
30, 1935; E for. 48838 ; Editions Pan,
Sl cael cl S., 12513
Vokale kammermusik; 4 lieder aus
dem deutschen Psalter, nach der
gedichtsammlung Will Vesper, m
Hermann Simon; ftir eine mittlere |
Ssingstimme, fl6te u. violoncello. ©
Sept. 18, 1984; E for. 48611; Henry
Litolff’'s verlag, Brunswick, Ger-
many. 12514
Vola colomba ; tango canzone. © Mar.
28, 1986; E pub. 54795; Maria Gat-
tieri, Brooklyn. 12515
Volto (Il) della Vergine; lJeggenda
fiorentina, Gabriel Nigond e Paclo
Buzzi, m Ezio Camussi; canto e pf.
rid. dell’ autore. © Jan. 7, 1986;
E for. 44068; A. & G. Carisch & ¢,
Milan. 12516
Votre souvenir me poursuit; serénade
bosten, paroles Jean Chapelle et
René Jacquet, m Raymond Balet. ©
Dec. 30, 19385; E for. 48811; Editions
Panes. 2... Caris, 12517
Vrai (Un) coquin; valse musette, sur
les motifs de la chanson de Ch.
Seider, par Louis Malkine, orch.
Eug. Gavel; ptes., avee paroles. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; E for. 43988; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 12518
Vum-a-vum-vum; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 1218386; Mor-
ris Speizman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
12519
Wagner (Richard) O fount of love
eternal; anthem, adapted from Par-
sifal, new tr., text arr., marr. and
transcription Charles Black; mixed
cho.; organ acc. © Apr. 2, 19386;
E pub. 54448; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 12520
Tannhiiuser; excerpts from the
opera, adapted and ed. Leopold
Godowsky; pf. © Apr. 1, 19386; EH
pub. 54903; Simon and Schuster,
inc., New York. 12521
Wait for me; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 2, 1636; E unp. 121609; Louis
Muraro and Walter Tighe, Brook-
lyn. 12522
000
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19386
Wait upon the Lord; hymn, w Wm.
F. Lloyd, m B. B. McKinney. ©
Jan. 21, 1986; E pub. 53759; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 12523
Waiting; hymn, w John Burroughs.
-© Mar. 12, 19386; E pub. 54515; Eva-
lena May Drew, Wilder, Id. 12524
—— waltz, w.and melody. © 1..
Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122788; Mat-
thew John McMullan, New York.
12525
Wake little birdie; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
4, 1936; E unp. 122142; Mabel Kauf-
man Harman, Baltimore. 12526
Wake me up with a dream; ballad fox-
trot, w and melody J. Greene. © 1
¢c. Mar. 9, 1986; E unp. 119924; Joe
Greene and Curtis Taylor, Los
Angeles. 12527
Waltz and be gay; w and m Harry
Busck. © Mar. 24, 1986; E pub.
54513; Washer and co., Chicago.
12528
Waltz (The) of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp. 123510;
John Frank Napoli, Woodhaven,
N.Y. 12529:
Waltz of my heart; w Jeanie Harper,
m Lee Jones; with guit. arr. ©
Nov. 12, 1985; E pub. 54818; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12530
Waltz (The) that made you mine;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1. Apr.
3, 1986; EH unp. 121737; Elmer Hag-
strom, Sterling, Ill. 12531
Waltz with me; song. © 1. Apr. 7,
1636; E unp. 121971; Edwina
McCarty Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
12532!
Waltzing at the harvest moon affair;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 123374; Sidney Edgar Porce-
lain, New York. 125338
Waltzing over the keys; selection of
world famous waltzes, arr. Al Rich-
ards; pf. accordion. © Apr. 1, 1986;
EK for. 43640; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 12534
Waltzing thru life with you; song.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122637;
Miriam Kurke, Brooklyn. 12535:
Walzerseligkeit; grosser_ walzer,
Hanns Lohr; orch. stimmen. ©
Feb. 26, 1986; E for. 43714; Wilhelm
Gebauer, Leipzig. 12536
Wandering; song, m A. D. Allen and
Fred Wobbe. © 1c. Mar. 4, 1986;
EH unp. 119656; A. Dorsey Allen,
Louisville. 125387
Wand’rers trail; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1.«. Apr. 16, 1986; E unp.
122624; Charles Printis Gray, El
Paso. 12538
War! why must we have war; w of
monologue and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 122829; Henry
Seott Rubel, Glendora, Calif. 12539
Wars havoc; pf) ©) Tver Apres
19386; E unp. 122451; Milton H.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12540
oie!
unp. 123579);
Haddonfield,
12541
Watermelons; song. © 1e. Apr. 11,
1836; E unp. 122299; Ralph L.
Byrnes, Los Angeles. 12542
Wa-Wa troubles; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1936; HE unp. 121952; Milton HE.
Schwarzwald, New York. 12543
Way (The) of the moon; w Laures
White; pf. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E
unp. 121501; Laures White and Dor-
othy Boettcher, Wonewoc, Wis.
12544
Way (The) to London; unison song,
Ww anon., m Thomas F. Dunhill. ©
Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 48693; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 12545
We cannot ask too much; hymn, w
and m A. H. Ackley. © Jan. 21,
1636; E pub. 53760; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 12546
We don’t like boondoggling; song, w
Marget Manning. © 1 ¢ Apr. 13,
19365..cH) .anp. » T22B38ter > J.44Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 12547
We go well together; w Allan Roberts
and Jules Loman, m Francis Shu-
man.,,.©» Apr. »11; 1936; Epub.
54616; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 12548
We'll rest at the end of the trail; w
and m Curt Poulton and Fred Rose;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 28, 1936; E
pub. 549839; Select music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 12549
w and melody Curt Poulton and
Fred Rose. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
E unp. 123144; Select music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 12550
Wasting my time; pf., with w.
C. eApE. - -f, 19862. Bi
Robert C. McKinley,
INS Pel:
ool
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12551
We'll stand for the Townsend plan;
pf., with w. © Apr. 16, 1936; E
pub. 54918; Mrs. N. A. Wolfe, Port-
land, Or. 12551
We met last night; melody. © 1.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123551; Hd-
ward Thomas White, New York.
12552
We praise Thy glorious name; festival
anthem, W. R. Waghorne; mixed
voices. © Mar. 31, 1936; E pub.
54642; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
12553
orch. sc. © Mar. 17, 1936;
E pub. 54250; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 12554
We're all in the same boat; song. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 12, 1986; E unp. 122527;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
12555
We're alone to-night; song. © 1 e.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122572; Joseph
Jackson Ivins, Chattanooga. 12556
We're from the Mo-Kan-Ark; song.
© Apr. 21, 1936; E pub. 54880;
Arthur R. Gerecke, St. Louis. 12557
We're marching on; military-march;
solo cornet. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1936; E
unp. 121885; Otto Jennings Milliken,
Washington. 12558
We're steppin’ out to the op’ra; w and
m John Riddick, rev. Pat Ballard
and Chas. Henderson; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 7, 1936; E pub. 54628;
Mills music, ine., New York. 12559
We're through; song. © 1. Apr. 20,
1986; E unp. 122850; Charles H.
Mulhearn, Providence. 12560
We're veterans of the future war; w
and melody. © 1c Apr. 28, 1936;
E unp. 123527; Arthur Herzog, jr.,
New York. 12561
We two; w Michael Mainieri, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1936; E unp.
123403 ; Alfred Mainieri, New York.
12562
We want the moon, down wiih the
sun; w D. Spitz, melody D. Barkin.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E unp. 121537;
David Spitz and Daniel Barkin, New
York. 12563
Weather man has set the stage for
love; song, m Ralph E. Moore. ©
1c Apr. 16, 1986; E unp. 122615;
Nelson Archibald Brown, Denver.
12564
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Wedding ceremonial march; song. ©
1 e. Apr. 14, 1986; E unp. 122415;
Albert Bange, Torreon, Coahuila,
Mexico. 12565
Wedding chimes; waltz song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123405; John
Russell Shipley, Washington. 12566
Weist du nicht mein hertz; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp.
1216387; Natalia Milwicz, Chicago.
12567
Welcome where my old folks live; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
E unp. 122888; Selmar Tideman
Rein, Greeley, Col. 12568
© Apr. 4, 1936; E
Mayme White Miller,
12569
Wenn ich von dir geh’, weine nicht;
English waltz, w u. m Leonhard K.
Marker u. Hans Siegfried Lentis.
© Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 48726; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 12570
Wenn vom himmelszelt ein kleines
sternlein fallt; tango, text Wolfgang
Boéttcher, m Jim Cowler. © Nov. 9,
1935; E for. 48684; Beboton-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 12571
Western girl; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 122641; Code Morgan,
sr., Carpinteria, Calif.- 12572
—— gong, arr. Robert Williams. ©
1 c. Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123172;
Lonnie R. Proctor, Pecos, Tex.
Well done; hymn.
pub. 54492;
Wyoming, O.
12573
Western Jack; w and melody. ©1 e.
Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 128227; Maude
L. Nosser, Mineral Point, Mo.
12574
Westward ho; w and melody Charlie
Tobias, David Ormont and Henry H.
Tobias. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp.
121833; Crawford music corp., New
York. 12575
Wet (A) sheet and a flowing sea; uni-
son song, poem A. Cunningham, m
Herbert Lefevre Pope: school choirs
or mixed voices. © Mar. 20, 1936;
BH for. 43625; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 12576
What a maid; song. © 1c. Mar, 27,
1936; E unp. 121678; Gus N. Adair,
Los Angeles. 12577
What a sweet sensation; w and m
Billy James and Charlie Seitter.
Rev. ed. © Apr. 2, 1986; E pub.
552
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19386
12605
54489; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 12578
What did I do to you; w and melody.
©lc. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123409 ;
Irving Gilinsky, Pittsburgh. 12579)
What every young girl should know;
w Burton Crane, melody B. Crane
and Jack Danford. © 1. Oct. 30,
1985; E unp. 121579; Louis Burton
Crane, jr., Tokyo, Japan. 12580:
What God wanted of me; w Ida Mae
Inklebarger; pf. © 1 c« Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123462; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 12581
What good is the moon without you;
w W. Smith, melody D. Warner. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp. 121908;
Wilbur Smith, San Francisco, and
Deloros Warner, Berkeley, Calif.
12582
What grows in my garden and other
songs; w Edith Kingdon Gould, m
Gordon Brown Scheibell. © Apr. 17,
1986; E pub. 54718; National poetry
center, New York. 12583,
What have I done; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122970;
R. M. Turner, Pueblo, Col. 12584
What’s life without love; w Tip Stell
and EK. Navratil, m Walton McIntyre
and Dan Alferd: © 1c. Apr. 18,
1986; E unp. 128590; Eugene Nav-
ratil, Dallas. 12585
What’s the answer; song, w Elizabeth
Marvin. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1986; HB
unp. 122762; Robert Hicks, Chicago.
12586
What’s the matter with me; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
122418; Philip Passen, Philadelphia.
12587
w Charlet Barnes; pf. © 1.
Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 121848; Bernice
Braham, Cleveland. 12588
What’s the matter with that man; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1936; E
unp. 121498; Armand Hug, New Or-
leans. 12589)
What’s the use of dreaming; fox-trot,
w and melody Dorothy Wilson. ©
Ten Apr: 28; 1986; E unp: ' 123523;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley
R. Wilson, Los Angeles. 12590
What's to-morrow without you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp.
121822); Florence Hicks, Detroit.
12591
Whem wham blues; pf. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123343; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 12592
When ;' song. "©" 1 '@ "Apr, 297° 1936 ;
E unp. 123588; Ben B. Westerhoff,
Ottumwa, Ia. 12598
When a boy from the mountains weds
a girl from the valley; w and m
Fred Rose; with guit. arr. © Apr.
28, 1986; E pub. 54988; Santly bros.-
Joy, inc., New York. 12594
When a dream comes true; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp.
122290; Dorothy M. Elder, Philadel-
phia. 12595
When a Gypsy serenades; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp.
122692); Jack Ellis and Harold Gard-
ner, Brooklyn. 12596
When all the boys on the block wanted
you; song, melody Allen Taub.
1 c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122261;
Adam Muller, Brooklyn. 12597
When all the world has gone to rest; w
Harlin bros. and Geo. Bailey; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123345;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 12598
When blue birds are singing; w HE.
Hunter, melody B. Stevens. ©1c.
Apr. 11, 1986; E unp. 122305; Bertha
Stevens and Edith Hunter, Detroit.
12599
When earth’s last picture is painted ;
song, w Rudyard Kipling. © 1.
Apr. 8, 19386; E unp. 122021; Re-
becca Gerrard Ludlam, Los Angeles.
12600
When evening calls; w Tyra Lemuel
Vicky pt. (© 1 c. Apr eZee 19365
unp. 1238586; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 12601
When evening draws her curtains;
song. © 1c Apr. 4, 1986; E unp.
121774; Arnold Boling, New York.
12602
When grandma draws her Townsend
pension; song. © Mar. 30, 1936; H
pub. 54676; Fay Berst, Tulsa, Okl.
12608
When granny starts to hi-de-ho in her
walkin’ rockin’ chair; w and melody.
©ic. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123371 ;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
12604
When I can ¢all you all my own; waltz
song, melody N. Robbins and Ben
Adelman. © 1. Apr. 24, 19386; EH
unp. 123252; Nettie Robbins, Peoria,
Til. 12605
00
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12606
When I dream of my dear home sweet
home; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
4, 19386; E unp. 121766; Raymond
Francis Nekuda, Kansas City, Mo.
12606
When I get low, I get high; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E
unp. 122254; Marion Sunshine, New
York. 12607
When I get you; w Wm. McKenna,
melody Bert Davis. © 1. Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 121866; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
12608
When I’m with you; w George Hen-
ninger, and melody. © 1c Apr.
4, 1936; E unp. 121771; Harry G.
Kanner, Clearwater, Fla. 12609
When I put out to sea [and] Indian
braves; rhythm picture pieces, w and
m Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf. duets.
© Apr. 2, 19386; E pub. 54478 ; Willis
music ¢o., Cincinnati. 12610
When I sat on my mother’s knee; w
Ina Henry; pf. © +1 ¢ Apr. 20,
1936; E unp. 122754; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 12611
When I see that house; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122358; Louis
Robert Iannelli, Jamestown, N. Y.
12612
When in the day-time working here;
Swedish folk-song, arr. William B.
Davis; men’s cho. © Apr. 2, 1936;
EK pub. 54469; Boston music ©Co.,
Boston, 12618
When Irish skies are smiling on my
little Irish Rose; song. © 1. Apr.
29, 19386; E unp. 1238570; John C.
Chewning, Washington. 12614
When it’s spring in San Marino; w
Lou Holzer, m Harry Kogen, arr.
Jean Walz; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Mar. 28, 1986; E pub. 54787; Mil-
ton Weil music co., inc., Chicago.
12615
When it’s springtime at Lake Louise;
song; with symbols for guit., ete.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 123320;
Clarence Hoff, Luseland, Sask., Can-
ada. 12616
When it’s too late; w William Mc-
Kenna, melody Bert Davis. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121864; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 12617
pt. DI, n. s., v. 31
When love leads the way; hymn, w
and m B. B. McKinney. © Jan. 21,
1936; E pub. 53767; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 12618
When magnolias bloom in June; w
Emelie Dewees Lyman, m Nicholas
J. Clesi. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1986: HE
unp. 123008; Joseph Warren Lyman,
Hammond, La. 12619
When Major Bowes goes on the air,
the whole world listens in; w Harry
Walters; pf. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122755; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or, 12620
When Maytime comes around again;
w and melody Ray Rapetti. ©1e.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122535; Re-
nato Rapetti, New York. 12621
When my mammy smiles; w and m
Michael Hodges; with ukulele arr.
and chords for banjo, guit. and| pf.
accordion. © Feb. 28, 1936; E for.
43631; Sterling music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 12622
When poppies bloom in California;
song. © 1c. Mar. 7, 19386; E unp.
121496; Leonora L. Bowden, Oak-
land, Calif. 12623
When she had to say good-bye; song,
m Philip Schnepf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 7,
1986; E unp. 121980; J. Philip
Heavens, Philadelphia. 12624
When the circus comes to town; song.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122370;
Andrew Lewis Gillett, San Fran-
cisco. 12625
When the desert calls; song. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 123609; Har-
riet Gibson, Myoni Rail, Zululand,
Scuth Africa. 12626
When the dreams of a dreamer come
true; valse song. © 1. Apr. 13,
1936; E unp. 122969; Hugo J. Asher,
Orlando, Fla. 12627
When the golden sun is sinking; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. ©1.e.
Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121906; Frieda
F. Ayres, Chicago. 12628
When the heart is singing; song. ©
1 « Apr, 22; 1986; H unp: 1238021;
Lucretia L. Lang, Los Angeles.
12629
When the mailman passed by; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123486; Marcel Rod-
rigo, Brooklyn. 12630
d04
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
When the moon is high; w Ruth Mary
Tomlinson, melody Floyd Earl Toiwn-
linson. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp.
122701; Mrs. Floyd E. Tomlinson,
Gloversville, N. Y. 12631
When the moon is turning green; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 122919; Robertson Otto
Geiersbach, Oak Park, III. 12632
When the moon plays peek-a-boo ; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. 2'@ 7 c! Apr. '22, '1936; ‘H"unp.
122989; Coda B. Ross, Walkerton,
Ind. 12633
When the moon shines bright in Santa
Fe; song, melody Madonna Simun-
aci and Ben Adelman. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122477; Cecil
Simunaci, Nebraska City, Neb.
12634
When the moon shines on the clover;
valse song. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 1986;
E unp. 121674; Frances Burns,
Springfield, O. 12635
When the moonlight falls on the prai-
rie; w and melody. © 1. Apr. 7,
1936; E unp. 121979; Andrew R.
O’Connor, Roslindale, Mass. 12636
When the sun bids the moon good
evening; song. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
BH unp. 122639'; Louise Cooke Blake,
Potsdam, N. Y. 12637
When these hard times days are over;
w Marie Stanton, and melody. ©
1c Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 117518;
Calvin Everett Strock, Chicago.
12638
When we make that first million; w
M. Kelly, melody R. Lyons. © 1 ©.
Apr. 17, 19386; E unp. 122681; Ruth
Lyons, Los Angeles, and Marian
Kelly, Beverly Hills, Calif. 12639
When we're alone; fox trot song;
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1936; E unp. 123260; Harry W.
Fineout, Fair Haven, N. Y. 12640
When you are dancing the waltz; from
The dancing pirate, w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Apr. 11, 1936; E pub.
54686; Chappell & co., inc, New
York. 12641
When you come around I’m speech-
less; song. © 1. Apr. 11, 1986;
E unp. 122255; Leonard A. Wida-
Ski, Detroit. 12642
12655
When you hear the next musical note;
w and melody Lyla Myers. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 121960; Lyla
Myers Prather, Little Rock, Ark.
12643
When you love; from Red rhumba, w
Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland; with
alr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 6, 1936;
E pub. 54526; Irving Berlin, ine,
New York. 12644
When you’re away; song. ©1c. Apr.
4, 1986; E unp. 121810; Yvonne G.
Terroux, Montreal. 12645
When you’re in love with somebody
else; w Wm. McKenna, melody Joe
Buck. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936; HE unp.
121859; Lang-Worth feature pro-
grams, inc., New York. 12646
When you're in my arms; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; BE unp.
121852; Saul Brilliant, New York.
12647
When you’re with the one you love;
fox trot, w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122124; Frank
Frick, Louisville. 12648
Where are you now; w Victor Cal-
houn Varallo, and melody. ©1..
Ae te T9S86.. | Bs. sO a eae
Johnny Lou Freda, Philadelphia.
12649
Where can I go but to Jesus; hymn,
w Avis M. Burgeson, m Roger M.
Hickman. © Jan. 21, 1936; E pub.
50775; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
12650
Where is Parson Brown; w Elsie
Sanguinet, and melody. ©1e. Apr.
15, 1986; E unp. 122499; Elizabeth
L. Cook, St. Louis. 12651
Where’s everybody now; w and m
Boyd Bunch and Ira Schuster; with
guit. arr. © Mar. 18, 1936; E pub.
54611; Schuster & Miller, inc., New
York. 12652 -
Where the cow trails wind and cross;
song, m Happy Jack Lemons.
mc. Apr. 10,1986: “E unp. 122217;
John J. Traub, Broadus, Mont.
12653
Where the music goes—nobody knows;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 16, 1936;
E unp. 122617; Joe Capraro, Hot
Springs, Ark. 12654.
grow; Ww
© Apr. 8,
Pack,
12655
Where the rhododendrons
A. J. Ritchie; pf. treble.
1936; E pub. 54699; L. D.
Wheeling, W. Va.
sy9)5)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12656
Where the roses bloom and sway;
song, w George Mackie. ©1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unn. 123388; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 12656
Where the sands of the desert roll;
valse song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1936; E
unp. 122019; Alma Becker, Washing-
ton. 12657
While I dream of you; song, w Edna
Leighton, © 1 ¢. Apr. 22, 1936;> Hh
unp. 123015; Oscar Condon, St.
Louis. 12658
While the lights are changing blue;
song. © 1c. Apr. 13, 19386; E unp.
122289: Nelda Boso Lehr, Rock
Falls, Ill. 12659
While the stars go drifting by: pf.,
With w. Ort ¢ Apri W367 m
unp. 122275; George Laurence Blau-
velt, Newark, N. J. 12660
While you’re away; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1936; E unp. 122908;
Harry J. Domosky, Seymour, Conn.
12661
Whippoorwill (The); song. © 1.
Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123216; Rose
Blumenthal, Hartford. 12662
Whispering Adirondack mountains; w
Clifton Japhet, and melody. ©1.
Apr. 28, 1936; E unp. 123421; Elwin
Jack Harris, Gloversville, N. Y.
12663
Whispering sage; w and m Gene Bone;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 7,
1936: E pub. 54677; Cross & Winge,
ine., Portland, Or. 12664
Whispering (The) sands of the desert ;
walse ‘song. (© "f* cP Apri 1936 ;
E unp. 123620; Ada Brederode, El
Centro, Calif. 12665
Whispering waters of the bay; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E
unp. 123642; Wm. William, Milwau-
kee. 12666
Whistle your worries away; w and m
Hirem Jones. © Mar. 16, 1936; E
for. 48964; West’s l]td., London.
12667
White birds: w Harriet Leonard, m
Mana-Zucca, op. 113; high voice.
Mar. 30, 1936; E pub. 54391: G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12668
White hat and red hair; rhythmic
novelty, Coleman Hawkins; B flat
ten. saxophone, with pf. acc. ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 44095; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
12669
pt.. 1, 'D.'S.,-V.-38
Who can I turn to; w Ted Burgeman
and Harold Lewinson, melody Billie
Harris. ©1c. Apr. 16, 1936; E unp.
122590; William Russell Harris,
Rochester, N. Y. 12670
Who saw the lady that I sawed in
two; song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E
unp. 122789; Margaret Farrell Jean-
theau, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 12671
Whole (The) town’s talking ’bout me;
song. © 1 ec. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp.
122393; Wilbur John Wring, Hib-
bing, Minn. 12672
Whoopee; pf. treble, with w. © 1 ©.
Apr. 30, 19386; E unp. 123644; John
Egan and L. lL. Lewis, Portland, Or.
12673
Whose big baby are you; from King
of burlesque, w Ted Koehler, m
Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 54712; Robbins
music corp., New York. 12674
Why; song, w Elizabeth Marvin. ©
1 ce. Mar. 27, 1936: E unp. 122761;
Robert Hicks, Chicago. 12675
w and melody Happv Fields. ©
1 c.. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 122645;
Irving Blumenfeld, New York.
12676
Why be blue; song. © 1c. Apr. 29,
19386; E unp. 123566; Emma Cather-
ine Miller, Dauphin, Pa. 12677
Why breeze by me; pf., with w. ©
1c Apr. 8 1936; E unp. 122059;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
12678
Why can’t I fall in love; song. ©1c.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 121533; Vora
Maude Smith, Weehawken, N. J.
1267¢
Why can’t it be me; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c: Apr. 16, 1936;° 2 un
122584; Alexander Anthony Vom-
vilas, Greenfield, Mass. 12680
Why can’t you love me; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 121839);
Paul Vincent, Brooklyn. 12681
Why did it have to be me; w and Imel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 6, 1936; E unp.
121936; Paul Vineent, Brooklyn.
12682
Why did they send poor old dear
mother to the poor hcuse; song. ©
1c. Apr. 38,1936; E unp. 121785; Wil-
liam Fridjoph Mitchell, Calumet,
~ Mich. 12683
556
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12710
Why do I sing; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 122018: Rus-
sell Trippy, Jamestown, N. Y.
12684
Why don’t you call; song, w Lena Pan-
talone. ©1e. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp.
122332; J. Chas. McNeil, Jios An-
geles. 12685
Why don’t you tell me why; song. ©
1c. Apr. 10, 1986; E unp. 122182;
Thurlo Willis Rushton, Lorain, O.
12686
Why is it, dear; valse song. ©1.c.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 128601; Rodger
Phelps, Conneaut, O. 12687
Why should I long for someone else,
when I know you're true to me;
song, melody Wilford H. King. © 1
e. Apr. 9, 1986; E unp. 122096; EKd-
ward J. Schafer, New Orleans.
12688
Wild about you; song, w Lenore Sykes.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp. 122063;
LeRoy E. Sacherman, Cleveland.
12689
Wild (The) canary; pf. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1986; E unp. 122040; Leslie C.
Groff, Chicago. 12690
Wild (The) waves call you sweet-
heart; song.. © 1 c Apr. 15, 1986;
E unp. 122506; Frank L. Burton, Chi-
cago. 12691
Will you come back to the little old
shack, down by the end of the lane;
song, w Okla Fauver; pf. © 1«.
Apr. 7, 1986; E unp. 123282; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12692
Will you come to the bower; arr. Oscar
J. Fox, band arr. William D. Revelli ;
pts. © Apr. 23, 1936; E pub. 54908 ;
C. C, Birchard & co., Boston. 12693
Will you forget tonight; song. ©1«.
Apr. 9, 1986; © unp. 122112; Michael
Joseph Fox, jr., Columbus, Ga.
12694
Will you leave me with a broken heart ;
w Joseph Scandaliato, m Frank Chio-
falo, pf. arr. Salvatore Molinari. ©
1 @ Apr. 20, 1986; H unp. 123591;
Frank Chiofalo, jr., Baltimore.
12695
Willow (The) tree; pf. treble, with w.
©1c. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123484;
Franklin Madden, New York.
12696
Willy Wally Woo; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. Apr. 20, 1986; E unp. 122767;
Sam Ouman, Corona, N. Y. 12697
Wind (The); song. © 1. Apr. 24,
1936; E unp. 123210; Rose Blumen-
thal, Hartford. 12698
Wind; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1986; E unp. 121552); Jane Priscilla
Race, Chicago. 12699
Wind from the sea; fox-trot, w and m
S. L. Hamilton and Ray Matthews.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1986; E unp. 122963;
Sara Leader Hamilton, Long Beach,
Calif. 12700
Wind of the night; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123017;
Francis T. Maguire, Medford, Mass.
12701
Wings; song. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E
unp. 123127; Marion O’Neill, Ottawa,
Til. 12702
Wining, dining and dancing; 2 ver-
sions, w and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 122798; Lucile Ren-
froe Elliott, Long Beach, Miss.
12703
Winter’s back again; w Alexander Or-
govan, and melody. ©1e. Apr. 11,
1936 ; E unp. 122232); John R. Redey,
Rockville Centre, New York.
12704
Wir trinken alle heut briiderschaft ;
walzer, aus dem film Soldaten-
kameraden, w Alfons von Plessen,
m Robert Kiissel. © Jan. 9, 1936;
E for. 438686; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 12705
Wir wollen triumen; w Beda, m Heinz
Sandauer. © Nov. 26, 1935; E for.
43727; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 12706
With just a lover like you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1986; E unp.
122239; Ralph S. Waltman, Juneau,
Pa. 12707
With my ring around your finger ; song,
melody Lizette Mowen. © 1c. Apr.
18, 1936; E unp. 122801; Adah B.
Widdicombe, Washington. 12708
With white sails in the moonlight;
pf., with w. © 1c Apr. 4, 1986;
E ounp. 1217838; Bluet Humble, Port
Arthur, Tex. 12709
With you and my guitar; waltz, Nick
Lucas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
6, 1986; E pub. 54571; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 12710
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12714
pt. 111, 8.,.V. 30
Without looking dear; fox-trot song.
Ow b..@y, Apriweé, (2986; “Bf upp.
122961; Corrine M. Burkholder, Lyn-
don, Kan. ple eT
Without that man of mine; song. ©
1c Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 123245;
Evelyn Goetz, Chicago.
Without you I can’t go on; w Myron
Degnon, melody J. S. Degnon and
J. Tim Brymn. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986;
E unp. 122629; Julia Strong Degnon,
New York. 12713
Without your love; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp. 1238634;
Willie Radcliffe Pollock, Miami, Fla.
12714
Wolt (Hugo) 10 klavierstticke nach
liedern; bearb. Bruno Hinze-Rein-
hold. © Oct. 25, 1934; E for 43602;
Henry Litolff’s verlag, Brunswick,
Germany. 12715
Woman; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122560; Michael
J. Peterson and LeRoy Magruder,
Baltimore. 12716
Woman (A) hasn’t got enough eyes
for a man that flies; w Joe Young,
m Fred KE. Ahlert; with arr. for
euit., etc. © Apr. 2 1986; E pub.
54614; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, inc., New York. dt Wg
Woman’s love; fox-trot song. © 1 ©.
Apr. 13, 1986; E unp. 122974; Alex
R. Haddad, Barberton, Transvaal,
Union of South Africa. 12718
Wonderful me; song. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1986; E unp. 123305; Carmen Cover
Petersen, Brooklyn. 12719
Wonderful mother love; valse, w and
m Mrs. W. L. Holland. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1986; E unp. 123605; Winifred
Holland, Anaheim, Calif. 12720
Wondering; w and melody. © 1 «©
Apr. 24, 1986; E unp. 123186; Walter
LaMont Wallace, Niagara Falls,
i aegis 12721
Won’t you bring back that old fash-
ioned sleigh; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123094; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 12722:
Won’t you come to my party; song.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp. 122141;
Mabel Kaufman Harman, Baltimore.
. 12723
Won’t you come up to my eastle; w
Nellie Anderson, melody Vernon
Leftwich. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E
unp. 123023; Nellie May Anderson,
Portland, Wash. 12724
12712:
Wen't you give me you; dreamy fox-
trot song. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1986: EB
unp. 122585; John E. A. Peck, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 12725
Won't you help me to forget; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp.
122070; William W. Shepherd, Little
Rock, Ark. 12726
Wood song; w Sara Teasdale; flute
and harp acc. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1986;
E unp. 121798; Frederick S. Con-
verse, Westwood, Mass. 12727
Woodland dells; light opera. [Voc.
sc.] © 1 ce Apr. :4,:1936; E unp.
122879; Harriet Hilpert, Los Angeles.
12728
Woodward (The) lullaby, la-loo, la-
loo; w Rose Fyleman, m Will Grosz.
© Dec. 15, 1985; E for. 44108; W.
Woodward, Itd., London. 12729
Words; song. © 1c Apr. 13, 1986;
E unp. 122372; Andrew Lewis Gil-
lett, San Francisco. 12730
Words by me, music by you; w and
melody Paul Hall. © 1 ¢. Apr. 14,
1986; E unp. 122422; Paul E. Hall,
Seattle. 12731
Words failed me; w and melody. ©
1.c. Apr. 22, 1986; Bump, dade -
Eugene Leonard Schaf, Detroit.
Would you; from San Francisco, w
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown,
orch. sc. Frank Skinner; pts., with
male trio arr. © Apr. 28, 1936; EB
pub. 54930; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 12733
—— with guit. arr. © Apr. 9,
19386; 2 ec. Apr. 10; E pub. 54613;
Robbins music corp., New York.
12734
Would you consider me; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢. Apr. 21, 1936; BE unp.
122936; Raymond Francis Nekuda,
Kansas City, Mo. 12735
Would you ring the gong on me; w
Raymond B. Egan, m Newell Chase;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 19, 1936; E
pub. 54449; Mills music, inec., New
York. 12736
Wouldn’t it be funny; w Mary V.
Howell, m Dorothy Howell; unison
voices. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for.
43700; Edward Arnold & co., Lon-
don. 12737
Wound (The) that made me love you;
fox-trot, w and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123408; Martha
Sears, New Orleans. 12738
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
Write your troubles on sand; song.
©l1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122807;
Orville Terry Fuquay, Lake Worth,
Fla. 12739
Writing your name in the sky: w A.
Fillie, melody C. J. Gaal. © le.
Apr. 15, 1986; E unp. 122941; An-
thony Fillie and. Chas. J. Gaal,
Emerson, N. J. 12740
Wyoming Joe; song style fox-trot, Nick
Lueas; plectrum guit. solo. © Apr.
4, 1936; E pub. 54566; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 12741
Ya se fué; tango, letra Amaro Garcia
Miranda’; orch. ptes.. -© Mar. 5,
1986; E for. 44025; Juan Duran
Alemany, Barcelona, Spain. 12742
Yellow (The) rose of Texas; song, arr.
with Hawaiian guit. solo, in note
and diagram, Nick Manoloff; with
ukulele and guit. chords. © Apr. 6,
1936: E pub. 54632; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 12743
Yes! Yes! My! My; w Sammy Cahn,
m Saul Chaplin; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 3, 1936; E pub. 54465;
Irving Berlin, inc.. New York.
12744
Yesterday; song. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121879; Parker Joseph
Smith, Augusta, Me. 12745
Yesterday’s thrill; from Soft lights
and sweet music, w Sybil Wise, m
Len Challis; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion and guit.
© Apr. 2, 1936; E for. 44120; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
12746
You always get your way; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 29, 1936;-E unp.
123572; Anne V. McKittrick, Brook-
lyn. 12747
You and I; duet, w and m G. G. Dean
and Evelyn Stewart White; sop. and
ten. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1936; E unp.
122200; Grace Ghent Dean, Colum-
bus, O. 12748
pea ee we ©) 1.¢.Apr. 6,
1936; E unp. 122376; Frank L.
Banta, Boston. 12749
You are my love; song, melody Robert
Enoch. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936; E unp.
123553 ; Irving Israel, New York.
12750
You are my sunshine; song, w Beatrice
Douglas. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20, 1936; E
unp. 122823; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 12751
12764
You are the beat in my heart; w and
melody. © 1.¢ Apr. 6, 19386; E
unp. 121889; Eugene Leonard Schaf,
Detroit. 12752
You are the girl of my dreams sweet-
heart; w and melody. © 1 c. Apr.
30, 1986; E unp. 123638; Frank W.
Bavoux, Galveston, Tex. 12753
You awakened romance; song, m Ron
Hopkins. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1936; E
unp. 122725; | Merrill. D.: Tonning,
Boise, Id. 12754
You be the moon; w and m Billy Mc-
Cord and George Garrison. © 1 «
Feb. 10, 19386; E unp. 122529; Bernita
McCord and Milton Dieterich, Nor-
man, Okl. 12755
You better get Gabriel’s horn; song.
©1c. Apr. 24, 1936; E unp. 123148;
Harry Gershman, Kansas City, Mo.
12756
You better play ball with me; w and
m Carmen Lombardo, Charlie Tobias
and John Jacob Loeb; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Apr. 138, 1936; E pub.
54716; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, ine., New York. 12757
You brought me happiness when you
came my way; song. © 1c. Apr.
23, 1936; E unp. 123062; Jesse Nun-
nally Harper, Macon, Ga. 12758
You call me jealous; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122848;
Biagio Mormile, Roxbury, Mass.
12759
You came, I saw, you conquered;
song, w Dan Newman. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122485; Lee T.
Sellars, Pittsburgh. 12760
You can call it swing; w Sammy Cahn,
m Saul Chaplin; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 9, 1936; E pub. 54598;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
12761
You can find peace’ in Jesus; hymn,
w and m A. H. Ackley. © Jan. 21,
1936; E pub. 53770; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 12762
You cannot dream things lovelier; w
Humbert Wolfe, m Michael Head.
© Apr. 7, 1936; E for. 44085; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 12763
You can’t get arrested for thinking;
w and m Marty White; pf. treble.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E unp. 123498 ;
Joe Worth, Brooklyn. 12764
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pt. Ill, n. s., v.31
You can’t have your cake and eat it
too; w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1936; E unp. 121764; Henry R.
Swan, Stoughton, Wis. 12765
You can’t judge a book by it’s cover;
from Red rhumba, w Moe Jaffe, m
Clay Boland; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 9, 1986; E pub. 54596;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 12766
You can’t make me change my mind;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1936;
E unp. 122108; Evelyn Louise
Perata, Alameda, Calif. 12767
You can’t pull the wool over my eyes;
w and m Milton Ager, Charles New-
man and Murray Mencher ; with arr.
for guit., etc., and additional cho. for
pf. accordion. © Apr. 25, 1936; EH
pub. 54924; Ager, Yellen and Born-
Stein, inc., New York. 12768
You can’t tee off my fairway and putt
with somebody else; w Harry Jentes,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1936;
E unp. 121916; Fred Fisher, New
York. 12769
You’d look pretty in an evening gown,
I’d look swell in a tux; w Bill Brady,
m Gordon L. Van Keuren, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with guit. arr. ©
Mar. 2, 1936; E pub. 54861; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 12770
You do the darndest things; w and m
Nat Shapira, and C. M. Frangkiser.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 19386; E unp. 123506 ;
Nathan Harry Shapira, New York.
12771
You don’t say yes; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 19386; EH unp. 122945;
Paul Vincent, Brooklyn. Per
You don’t seem to like me as you use-
ter do; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
15, 1936; E unp. 122505; John
O’Connor, New York. 12773
You find fault with everything; w Sam
Cooper, melody F. Jay and John
Salacan. © 1° c« Apr. 8, 1936; E
unp. 122694; Florrie Jay, Union
City, N. J. 12774
You gentlemen of England; 17th cen-
tury song, arr. Hric H. Thiman;
male voices. © Apr. 22, 1936; E for.
44055; Novello & co., Itd., London.
12075
You got me feelin’ kinda funny; song,
w John and Katherine Dial. ©1c.
Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121564; John
W. Dial, Sedalia, Mo. 12776
You gotta have; w and melody. ©1
e. Apr. 28, 1986; E unp. 123521;
Remus Harris, Atlanta. 12777
You gotta pull strings; from The great
Ziegfeld, w Harold Adamson, m
Walter Donaldson; with guit. arr.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 54762; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12778
You kissed me dear; fox-trot song,
melody B. Goodman and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Apr. 3, 19386; E unp.
121757; Bernice Goodman, Haw-
thorne, Nev. 12779
You'll always be my pal; w EH. E.
Schilling, m B. C. Streeter; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1936;
E unp. 121959; Evelyn BH. Schilling
and B. C. Streeter, Brunswick, Neb.
12780
You made me fall for you and then
you stood me up; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 19386; E unp. 123378;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
12781
You must do something with Jesus;
hymn, w and m A. H. Ackley. ©
Jan. 21, 19386; E pub. 53761; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 12782
You naughty thing; song. ©1ce. Apr.
1, 1986; E unp. 121538; Margurite
Carr, Rushville, Ind. 12783
You never can tell; pf., with w. ©1
e. Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 122388;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
12784
You never looked so beautiful; from
The great Ziegfeld, w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson, orch.
Frank Skinner; pts., with male trio
arr. Frank E. Barry. © Mar. 5,
1936; E pub. 53879; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12785
You proved unfair; w Murray Brown,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1986;
E unp. 122410; Arthur R. Tovey,
New York. 12786
You’re a lot of happiness; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1986; E unp.
121673; Orian Tweden, Watford
City, N. D. 12787
You’re bound to look like a monkey
when you get old; w Alex Hill, m
Clarence Williams; with guit. arr.
Clinton A. Kemp. © Dec. 17, 1935;
E pub. 54827; Clarence Williams
niusie pub, co., ine., New York.
12788
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no. 4, 1936
12814
You’re ev’rything that’s. lovely under
the sun; w and m Carroll Loveday
and Ray Block, pf. arr. Arthur
Gutman; with guit. arr. Carl De-
Vries. © Mar. 18, 1936; E pub.
54743; Bob Miller, ine., New York.
12789)
You’re glad just to be alive; pf. treble
with w. ©1c. Apr. 8, 19386; E unp.
122067 ; Jane Horst, Park Ridge, III.
12790
You’re heaven on earth; song. ©1e.
Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123562; Ben
Cofer, Cleveland. 12791
You’re just a tiny cloud; song, w
Ethel D. Markham. © 1. May 7,
1936; E unp. 122436; Helen E. Mark-
ham, Boulder, Col. 12792
You’re just my summer girl; w R. A.
Gold, melody D. Davis. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1936; E unp. 122413; Ralph A.
Gold and David Davis, New York.
12798
Youw’re-like a star; song, w Jean Gor-
don. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp.
123395; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 12794
You’re like the springtime; w and m
William Hartness; pf. © 1. Apr.
14, 1986; E unp. 122411; William
Moulton Hartness, Des Moines.
12795
You’re making me care; w and m
Marie Ordway Lambert. © 1 «
Apr. 11, 1936; E unp. 122231; Frank
B. Lambert and Marie O. Lambert,
Indianapolis. 12796
You’re mine; w and m Buddy Harris;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1936; E unp.
122578; Churchill James Harris,
Flint, Mich. 12797
Youre my favorite one; from Song
and dance man, w Sidney Clare, m
Lew Pollack; with arr. for guit. etc.
© Apr. 3, 1936; E pub. 54489'; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 12798
You’re my only love; waltz song; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 121511;
John A. Dubeck, Chicago. 12799)
You’re never too wise to get fooled;
song, arr. Merle Week. © 1c. Apr.
23, 1936; E unp. 123096; William
Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 12800
You’re not the girl I dreamed of; pf.,
with w. © 1c Apr. 22, 1986; E
unp. 123016; George N. Raymond,
Akron, N. Y. 12801
70365—36——_9
You’re not the man I want to forget;
fox trot, w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 10,1986; HE -unp.: 122192;
Frances Patterson Baker, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 12802
Youw’re only breaking my heart; song,
melody Happy Busch. © 1 c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 123487; Henry Jack
Sommers, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
128038
You’re so cunning; w Jess Altman,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1936;
EH unp. 122718; Ben Meckler, Detroit.
12804.
You’re so subtle; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 27, 1986; EH unp. 123372;
Sidney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
12805
Yow’re stingy with your love; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1936; E unp. 122360;
Madge Parrish, Bon Air, Ala.
12806
You’re such a mystery; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 19386; E unp. 122123;
Alfred J. Re, New York. 12807
You’re the cure for what ails me;
from The singing kid, w HE. Y. Har-
burg, m Harold Arlen; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Mar. 27, 1986; E pub.
54650; Remick music corp., New
York. 12808
You’re the dream of every mother’s
boy; w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 21,
1936; E unp. 122910; Michael B.
Biro, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 12809
You’re the first one in my heart, and
the last one on my mind; song. ©
1 e. Apr. 1, 1986; E unp. 121551;
Oswald Payne Harrison, Shreve-
port, La. 12810
You’re the loveliest girl in Kerry,
Mary Leary; song. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123468; James Denis
Hagerty, St. Paul. 12811
You’re the one I love; w and m Bud
Hall. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp.
123593 ; Frank H. Hall, Toledo.
12812
You’re the one in a million; pf., with
w. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp.
123323; Michael B. Biro, Jamaica,
Lega NY, 12813
You're the only one; from Till we meet
again, Frederick Hollander; pf. ©
1 c. Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 122832;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 12814
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12815
pt. II, n. s., v. 3h.
You’re the peachiest girl in the world;
song. © 1c¢.:Apr. 2, 1936; E ump.
1216389; Emil Wohlenhaus, Sty
James, Minn. 12815
You’re the queen of hearts; w George
Emery Thibault, melody John
Stephen De Voe; with accordion
bass. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1986; E unp.
121817; George Thibault and John
De Voe, Chicago. 12816
You’re the reason, ev’ry season I’m
still in love; w Eddie Johnston, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1986; E
unp. 122216; Anna Fenzel, Cleveland.
12817
You’re the sweetest girl I know; song;
with guit. arr. © Apr. 4, 1986: E
pub. 54529; Jack Noonan, New York.
12818
You're unfair; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Apr. 15, 1936; E unp. 122543;
Boyd James and Robert Lutzelman,
Fremont, Neb. 12819
You shouldn’t be bashful; w and m
Pat Castleton, Maceo Jefferson and
Spencer Williams, paroles francaises
Maurice Vander et Decruck. © Nov.
1, 1985; E for. 48992; Editions de
Paris, Paris. 12820:
You turn the clouds into rainbows;
pr. treble; with we © 1c Apr: “1,
1986; E unp. 121565; E. Rathbun
Johnson, Cortland, N. Y. 12821
You’ve got a monopoly; w Paul Tem-
ple, m Wido; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 2,
1986; E unp. 121648; William Doer-
fel, Brooklyn. 12822)
You've got me dizzy over you; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 9, 1986;
E unp. 122176; Oscar Bilger, Day-
ton, O. 12823
You’ve got me guessin’ again; w Al.
J. Neiburg and George Whiting, mel-
ody Jerry Levinson. © 1. Apr. 4,
1986; E unp. 121815; Broadway
music corp., New York. 12824
You’ve got to get high to sing; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1936;
E unp. 122870; W. T. Comer, jr.,
and W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla.
12825.
You’ve got what it takes; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1936;
E unp. 122109; Evelyn Louise Perata,
Alameda, Calif. 12826
—w and melody Lou Meyer. ©
1c Apr. 21, 1986; E unp. 122891;
Ralph Louis Meyer, New York.
12827
You’ve gotta swing it when you bring
it; w and m Pat Castleton, Freddie
Taylor and Spencer Williams. ©
Nov. 1, 1985; E for. 48991; Editions
de Paris, Paris. 12828.
You’ve touched my heart; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936;
E unp. 123085; Howard Yancy, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 12829.
You were just pretending; w and m
Ila Roberts. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1936;
E unp. 122062; Ielah Roberts Ossola,
Los Angeles. 12830
You were my dream; w Otilta Ann
Kahle; pf. © 1c Apr. 20, 1986;
E unp. 122756; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 12831
You were the sweetest thing in life;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 1, 1986;
E unp. 121562; Steve Spracale, Pitts-
burgh. 12832.
You will find me on the level if you
meet me on the square; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1986; Hf unp.
123009; Lizette Mowen, Columbus,
O. 128383.
You wouldn’t mind; song, arr. Silver
K. Piliwale. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1986;
EK unp. 122075; William. W..K;
Kaaikaula, Honolulu. 12834
Young Dolores waltz; melody. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1986; EH unp. 121926; Juan
José Rojas, San Francisco. 12835.
Young fella! You’re ready for love;
w P. Rusincky and Carl Johnson, m
W. E. Breuder. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1986;
E unp. 123515; Paul Rusincky, New
York, W. Edward Breuder, Jersey
City, and Carl Johnson, New York.
12836
Your face in a smoke ring; w and
melody. © 1c Apr. 13, /19867,;E
unp. 122381; Carmen De Mille, New
Orleans. 12837
Your first baby shoes; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123038;
Miriam Agulnick, Chicago. 12838
Your hand in mine; w and melody. ©
1c Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 122666;
Rosanna Clark Loucks, Potsdam,
Nz-Y. 12839
Your kind of love; fox-trot song. ©
1c Mar. 27, 1986; E unp. 121682;
Ivah Witwer Jacobsen, Columbus, O.
12840
Your picture in the frame; w Ken Har-
rison and Clarence Williams, m Paul
Barbarin and K. Harrison, pf, sc.
Harold Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
062
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1936
12862
Aug, 30, 1933; E pub. 54820; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢0., inc.,
New York. 12841
Your promise by the sea; song. ©1c.
Mar. 24, 1986; E unp. 121534; Janie
Van Dyke, Northfield, N. J. 12842
Your reflection; song, m and arr. for
ukulele, etc. Luther A. Clark. ©
Jan. 30, 1986; 2 c. Apr. 21; E pub.
54809 ; Georgia Downs, Tucson, Ariz.
12843
Your smile is my rainbow; w and mel-
ny. 1© 1 G Apr, -3, 1986; KE. unp.
121799; Buford A. Lynch, Washing-
ton. 12844
Your troubles may only be bubbles;
Song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1986; HE
unp. 123631; Verelle Hodgson, Boyds,
Wash. 12845
Youse is a viper; w and melody. ©14c.
Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 123370; Sidney
Edgar Porcelain, New York. 12846
Youthful fancies; 4 modern pieces, Roy
Agnew; pf. © Mar. 2, 1936; E for.
43754; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia. 12847
Za zoo za; W Larry Shay and Lou
Holzer, m Don Shoup and Little
Freddie Large, arr. Jean Walz; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Mar. 5, 1986;
E pub. 54208; Milton Weil music co.,
inc., Chicago. 12848
Zella; song, m Luther A. Clark, pf.
and ukulele arrs. Aaron A. Clark. ©
1 e Apr. 28, 1986; EH unp. 123517;
Nellie E. Bourke, Thomaston, Conn.
12849:
Zenaida; by J. Casiano; pf. treble. ©
1c. Apr. 2, 1986; E unp. 121624; EKd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York, 12850
1 2 many; song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1986;
E unp. 121788; Grace Edna Seymour,
So. N orwalk, Conn. 12851
9° fanteria Regina; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
10° fanteria Regina; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for.
43647 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12853
13° fanteria Pinerolo; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for.
43648; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12854
14° fanteria Pinerolo; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for.
43649; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
12855
39° fanteria Bologna; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for.
43650; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12856
47° fanteria Ferrara; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda,
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 19386; E for.
43651; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12857
95° fanteria Udine; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for.
43652'; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12858
96° fanteria Udine; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for.
43653; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12859)
97° fanteria Genova; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for.
43654; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12860
157 West 57th street; by Raymond
Scott; pf. © Mar. 16, 1986; E pub.
54027; ABC standard music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 12861
225° fanteria Arezzo; marcia militare,
Salvatore Rubino; piccola banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for. Partitura. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for.
43646; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 43655; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12852 12862'
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and the
United States (including 7,915 unpublished ) -~._-____--~--__-_+---- 11, 160
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 240 unpublished) 1, 702
i ieee ee See ere 6 ee 12, 862
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abendstern; pf. © Seymour Powell,
Petersfield, Hampshire, England, as
author. R 44381, Apr. 6, 1936. 1
Abide with me; sacred song, w Henry
F. Lyte, m J. S. Fearis; med. voice.
© Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as execu-
tor of the author of m. R 44184,
Mar. 31, 1936. 2
Across the templed hills; song, w Liz-
zie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44296, Apr. 1, 1936.
All hands around; barn dance, Leo
Friedman; pf. © Fredericka F.
Loewenthal, Los Angeles, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 44452, Apr. 10, 1936. 4+
a w Edgar Selden, m Leo Fried-
man. © Fredericka F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
44453, Apr. 10, 1936. 5
Allegretto grazioso; by Bernhard Mo-
lique: ed. and fingered; violin and
pf. © Eduard Herrmann, Kingston,
N. Y., aS author of arrangement.
R 44624, Apr. 11, 1936.
Always me; by Chas. K. Harris. ©
Cora L. Harris, New York, as widow.
R 44488, Apr. 8, 1936. 7
American ever. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 44398,
Apr. 6, 1936. 8
Angelic (The) choir; duet, m EF. L.
Ashford; sop and alto. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 44159,
Mar. 31, 1936. 9
April song; w Harold Simpson, m
Ernest Newton; in A. © Dorothy
Cornelius, London, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 44341, Feb.
28, 1936. 10
Are there thorns in the roses you
wear; w Beth Slater Whitson and
Thomas J. Quigley, m Leo Friedman.
© Fredericka F. Loewenthal, Los
Angeles, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 44113,
Mar. 31, 1936. 11
[12862
Are you lonesome; song, m Grace Le-
Boy. Gus Kahn, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of w. R 44247, Apr.
6, 1936. 12
Art (The) of vocalization; prepara-
tory course, compiled and ed. Edu-
ardo Marzo. 1. Ten.—2. Bar—3.
Bass.—4. Mezzo sop.—d. Alto. ©
Clara L. Marzo, New York, aS widow.
R 44257-44259, 44261, 44479. Apr. 2,
1936. 13-17
As in days of old; w and m Audrey
Stauffer and A. G. Coney. © AI. G.
Coney, Peoria, Ill., as one of the
authors. R 44688, Apr. 21, 1936. 18
Ashford (KE. L.) Allegretto; organ
prelude. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the decreased au-
thor. R 44288, Apr. 1, 1936. 19
—— Andante; organ voluntary. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
44286, 44608, Apr. 1, 8, 1936. 20, 21
Prelude; organ voluntary. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 44287,
Apr. 1, 1936. 22
Ashford’s organ instructor; by E. L.
Ashford:;, pipe’ organ.) bk. a4.©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 44164,
Mar. 31, 1936. 2S
Ask mammy; song, w Daisy M. Brae-
son. © James T. Brymn, New York,
as author of m. R 44229, Mar. 31,
1936. 24
At evening time; song, w James Mont-
gomery. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44599, Apr. 8, 1936. 25
At half past; in The merry widow and
the devil, w George V. Hobart, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 44455, Apr. 10, 1936.
26
At the Follies Bergere: w George V.
Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 44435,
Apr. 10, 1936. 27
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Auf wiedersehn; w George V. Hobart,
m Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney
Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as widow
of the author of m. R 444388, Apr.
10, 1936. 28
Auld Robin Gray; trio, w Ann Lind-
say, m arr. from old Scottish airs;
female or treble voices. © Granville
Bantock, Chalfont St. Peter, Buck-
inghamshire, England, as author.
R 44888, Apr. 6, 1936. 29
Babes in the wood; mazurka; pf., 4
hands. © Eduard Holst, New York,
as author. R 44041, Feb. 29, 1986.
30
Ballada; by Antonin Dvorak, op. 15,
no. 1, ed. and fingered; violin and
pf. © Eduard Herrmann, Kingston,
N. Y., as author of arrangement.
R 44623, Apr. 11, 19386. 31
Bamboo baby; w Ballard Macdonald,
m Al C. Murphy. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as
- widow of the author of w. R 44459,
Apr. 10, 1936. 32
Baruffe (Le) chiozzotte; ouvertiire,
op. 32, arr. v. Ernesto Consolo. 1.
Pf., 2 hinde—2. Pf., 4 hainde. ©
Leone Sinigaglia, Turin, Italy, as
author. R 44700, 44701, Feb. 26,
1936. 33, 34
Battleship Connecticut; military band.
© James M. Fulton, Belmont, Mass.,
as author. R 44254, Apr. 2, 19386.
35
Be on time; w Eleanor Allen Schroll,
m Fred A. Fillmore. © Laura Fill-
more, Cincinnati, aS widow of the
author of m. R 44568, Apr. 16, 1936.
36
Beautiful star of blessing; Christmas
song, w Belle Case Harrington. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44173, Mar. 31,
1936. 37
Beer Land; w Ballard Macdonald, m
Al C. Murphy. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as
widow of the author of w. R 44463,
Apr. 10, 1986, 38
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Sonate;
arr.; pf. 1. Op. 31, no. 3.—2. Op.
49, no. 1—3. Op. 14, no. 1-4. Op.
14, no. 2.—5. Op. 10, no. 2.—6. Op.
49, no. 2.—7. Op. 8la.—8. Op. 7. ©
Georges Sporck, Paris, as author of
arrangement. R 44727-44733, 44735,
Apr. 23, 1936. 39-46
61
3 sonates; op. 10, no. 1, arr.; pf.
© Georges Sporck, Paris, as author
of arrangement. R 44736, Apr. 28,
AT
1936.
Bells (The) of Christmas; song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44297, Apr. 1, 1936. 48
Benediction; mixed voices. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44183, Mar, 31, 1936.
49
Berceuse; voluntary, J. S. Fearis;
organ. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor of the author. R 44163,
Mar. 31, 1936. 50
Bethlehem. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 44407,
Apr. 6, 1936. 51
Bethlehem star ; song, w Edith Sanford
Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44292, Apr. 1, 1986. 52
—w Ida Reed Smith; male quartet.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 44268, Apr. 1,
1986. 53
Billy Blowhard; concert polka; band.
© Celian Kottaun, London, as au-
thor. R 44199, Apr. 1, 1936. 54
Birth (The) of love; w Irene C.
Dobyne, m Fleta Jan Brown. ©
Fleta Jan Brown Spencer, Chatham
Center, N. Y., aS author of m. R
44063, Mar. 28, 1986. 5D.
Bless the Lord; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44272, Apr. 1, 1936. 56
Blessed are the dead ; funeral response.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as author of m. R 44596, Apr. 8,
1986. 57
Blest morn, we hail thee; song, w Mrs.
W. J. Kennedy. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44298, Apr. 1, 1986. 58
Blinking moon; three-step, W. C.
Powell. © William C. Polla, New
York, as author. R 44198, Mar. 31,
19386. 59
Blue feather; intermezzo, Theodore
Morse; pf. © Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow. R 44679, Apr. 18,
1986. 60
Bohemiana; frolique sans-souci; orch.
© Lee Orean Smith, New York, as
author. R 44500, Apr. 10, 1936. 61
565
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
62
Bon (The) ton; valse brillante, Char-
les Ginmbel, jr., op. 48, ed. M. W. But-
ler. © Charles Gimbel, Lexington,
Mo., as author. R 44683, Apr. 20,
1936. 62
Bonnie braes waltz; pf. or organ, 4
hands. © A. L. McCracken, Tipton,
Mo., as author. R 44684, Apr. 20,
1986. 63
Bonnie Dundee; trio, w Walter Scott,
m arr. from old Scottish airs; fe-
male or treble voices. © Granville
Bantock, Chalfont St. Peter, Buck-
inghamshire, England, as author. R
44389, Apr. 6, 1936. 64
Boys (The) and Betty; w George V.
Hobart, m Silvio Hein. 1. Opening,
act 2—2. Voc. sc.—3. Opening, act
- 1—4. Opening, act 3. © Ann Mooney
Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of
the author of m. R 44480-44432,
44482, Apr. 10, 19386. 65-68
Brilliant star; by C. Drumheller; pf.
duet. Rev. ed. © Cora Drumheller
Stevens, West Lafayette, Ind., as
widow. R 44541, Apr. 18, 1936. 69
Broken (A) idol; lyrics Harry Wil-
liams, m Egbert Van Alstyne. ©
Egbert Van Alstyne, Chicago, as au-
thor of m, and Carrie Quinn, New
York, as widow of the author of w.
R 44048, Mar. 28, 19386. TO:
Bub oder miidel; operette, Felix Dor-
mann u. A. Altmann. Klavierauszug
fiir pianosolo mit beigefugtem text.
© Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna,
as author of m. R 44035, Mar. 3,
19386. 71
C’est lheure chantante; duo pour 4
voix. © Ernest Moret, Paris, as
author. R 44774, Apr. 238, 1986. 72
Call (The) to service. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York as author of
m. R 44895, Apr. 6, 1986. 73
Calm on the listening ear of night;
Christmas anthem. © Carrie B.
Adams, Portland, Or., as author. R
44278, Apr. 1, 1986. 74
Camp (Le) de Wallenstein; de Vin-
cent d’ Indy op. 12; 2 pfs., 4 mains.
© Caroline Janson d’ Indy, Paris,
as widow. R 44754, Apr. 23, 1936.
75
Campbells (The) are comin’; trio, w
traditional, m arr. from old Scot-
tish airs; female or treble voices.
© Granville Bantock, Chalfont St.
Peter, Buckinghamshire, England,
as author. R 44387, Apr. 6, 1986.
76
pt. FH, eS Voor
Candy (The) pull; action song and
cho., w Jessica Moore, m Geo. L.
Spaulding. © Olive B. Frevert, San
Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living.
R 447238, Apr. 25, 1986. cc
Cantabile: de Ch. M. Widor; pf. ©
Isidore Philipp, Paris, as author of
transcription, R 44742, Apr. 28,
1936. 78
Capricieuse (La); op. 40, no. 1; pf.
© Porter Steele, Brooklyn, as au-
thor. R 44509, Apr. 11, 1986. 79
Capt. Bing; comie opera, bk. and
lyrics ‘Wm. J. MacFarlane. Voc.
sec. © Walter Rolfe, Boston, as au-
thor of m. R 44676, Apr. 20, 1986.
80
Carolyn; song and dance, J. J. Bar-
tholme, arr. F. H. Losey; orech. ©
Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
44201, Apr. 1, 19386. 81
Chalice (The) ; song, w Edgar Selden.
© Pietro Frosini, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44488, Apr. 11, 1986.
82
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
My heart’s queen; in G. New ed. ©
Cecile Louise Stephanie Chaminade,
vve. Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-mer, Var,
France. as author. R 44583, Apr. 21,
1936. 83
Les noches d’or: choral pour pf.
© Cécile Louise Stéphanie Cham-
inade, vve. Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-
mer, Var,, France,, as author. R
44585, May 138, 1986. 84
— Pas des sylphes; intermezzo pour
pf. © Cécile Louise Stéphanie
Chaminade, vve. Carbonel, Tamaris-
sur-mer, Var, France, as author.
R 44584, April 21, 19386. 85
— Pastel; by Cécile Chaminade; pf.
© Cécile Louise Stéphanie Cham-
inade, vve, Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-
mer, Var, France, as author. R
44340, Feb. 19, 1936. 86
To the moon; in G. New ed. ©
Cécile Louise Stéphanie Chaminade,
vve. Carbonell, Tamaris-Sur-mer, Var,
France, as author. R 44582, Apr.
21; 1936. 87
Chanson (La) des roses; mélodie,
poésie Pierre Reynel, m Théodore
Dubois. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 44749, Apr. 23, ee
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TEC
Chant d'amour; op. 26, no, 3, newly
rey. and fingered; pf. © Sigismund
Stojowski, New York, as author of
m. R 44628, Apr. 11, 1986. 89
Chiffon chiffonnette; chant et pf. ©
Ernest Moret, Paris, as author. R
44771, Apr. 23, 1936. 90
Children of the King. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44899, Apr. 6, 1936. 91
Christ has come; by Chas. C. Ack-
ley. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 44404,
Apr. 6, 1986. 92
Christ is born today; Christmas song,
w Harriet H. Pierson. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44131, Mar. 31, 1936. 93
‘Christmas (The) banner; Christmas
service. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif. as author of m. R
44137, Mar. 31, 1936. 94
‘Christmas (A) carol; organ volun-
tary. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author. R 44598, Apr. 8,
1986. 95
Christmas (The) coronation; Christ-
mas service. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 44125,
Mar. 31, 1936. 96
Christmas song, w 8S. C. Kirk.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as author of m. R 44127, Mar. 31,
1936. 97
‘Christmas joy; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44609, Apr. 8, 1936. 98
‘Christmas morning long ago. © Isaac
-H. Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44410, Apr. 6, 19386. 99)
Christmas praise; Christmas anthem.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 44283, Apr. 1, 1936. 100
Church victorious; song, w Elsie Dun-
ean Yale. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44266, Apr. 1, 1936. 101
Cinderella; schottische; pf., 4 hands.
© Eduard Holst, New York, as au-
thor. R 44040, Feb. 29, 1936. 102
Ciribiribin ; waltz, A. Pestalozza, arr. ;
orch. © Charles J. Roberts, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 44720, Apr. 24, 1936. 103
Clementi (Muzio) Twelve sonatinas;
op. 86-38, analytic ed. © Percy
Goetschius, Manchester, N. H., as
author of compilation and editing.
R 44256, Apr. 2, 1936. 104
Colombe (La); op. 31, no. 4, poésie
Henri de Régnier. 1. Partition d’
orch.—2. Pte. de 1°T® violons. ©
Henri Biisser, Paris, as author of m.
R 44757, 44758, Apr. 23, 1936.
105, 106
Come and worship; response. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 44281, Apr. 1, 1936.
107
Come, let us sing; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, Portland, Or., as author
of m. R 44614, Apr. 8, 1936. 108
Come out, June moon; w A. S. Brown,
m N. D. Ayer. A. Seymour
Brown, Philadelphia, as author of
w, and Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y.,
as author of m. R 44089, Mar. 28,
1936. 109
Come take a swim in my ocean; w
Will D. Cobb, m Gus Edwards. ©
Kate A. Cobb, New York, as next of
kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 44117, Mar. 24, 1936. 110
Come, Thou long expected Jesus; trio,
w Chas. Wesley ; women’s voices. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44280, Apr. 1, 1936.
111
Come to Me; solo, or duet for sop. and
alto, or alto and ten. © Charles M.
Fillmore, Indianapolis, as author.
R 44572, Apr. 16, 1936. 12
Come unto Me; anthem. © Herbert
Ralph Ward, New York, as author
of m. R 44620, Apr. 17, 1986. 113
Consequences; w and m Aubrey Stauf-
fer and A. G. Coney. © Al G.
Coney, Peoria, Ill., as one of the
authors. R 44689, Apr. 21, 1986. 114
Cook (The) book of love; song. ©
Benjamin Hapgood Burt, New York,
as author. R 44109, Mar. 28, 1936.
115
Crossing the bar; anthem, w Alfred
Tennyson. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif. as author of m R
44597, Apr. 8, 19386. 116
Daffodils; song, m Edwena Seeligson.
© Caro Roma, Berkeley, Calif., as
author of w. R 44056, Mar. 28,
1936. 117
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pt. I, n. s., v. 3
Damoiselle (La) elue; prélude, Claude
Debussy. 1. Pf—2. Orgue. © Jean
Deyzac, Paris, as executor. R 44760,
44761, Apr. 23, 1936. 118, 119
Dancers (The); text from the Span-
ish, m arr. Henry F. Gilbert. ©
Helen K. Gilbert, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 44714, Apr. 23, 1936. 120
Danse du Paraguay; extraits de l’oper-
ette El pollo tejado, J. Valverde, fils
[and] Mazurka militaire; by Neville
Flux, op. 538; arr. Michael Retford ;
military band. © Mary Retford,
Ockbrook, Derbyshire, England, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 44578, Apr. 21, 1936. 121
Darling Nellie Gray; w and m B. R.
Hanby, arr. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of the arrange-
ment. R 44418, Apr. 6, 1936. 122
Dashing spray; morceau de_ salon,
Chas. Drumheller; pf. Rev. ed. ©
Cora Drumheller Stevens, West La-
fayette, Ind., as widow. R 44536,
Apr. 18, 1936. 123
Day (The) is gently sinking to a close;
hymn anthem; mixed cho.; organ
ace., ad lib, © William Berwald,
Syracuse, N. Y., aS author of m. R
44185, Mar. 20, 19386. 124
Dear little downy head [and] Spring
song; 2 songs, Joan Trevalsa.
Joan Gurley, Norwich, Norfolk, Eng-
land, as author. R 44580, Apr. 21,
1936. 125
Desolation; romance, E. Boccalari;
clarinet and pf. © Elaida Selvaggi,
Newark, N. J., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44115, Mar. 10,
1936. 126
Devil (The) ; in The merry widow and
the devil, w George V. Hobart, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 44454, Apr. 10, 1936.
127
Diabolo; melodie arpeggio study, S. M.
Downs; pf. © Edith E. Ingalls,
Ogontz School, Pa., as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
44486, Apr. 11, 1936. 128
Did I ever have a mama; w Beth
Slater Whitson, m Leo Friedman.
© Fredericka F. Loewenthal, Los
Angeles, aS next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 44445,
Apr. 10, 1936. 129
D-I-V-O-R-C-E; w A. S. Brown, m N.
D. Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown,.
Philadelphia, as author of w, and.
Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as
author of m. R 44091, Mar. 28,
1936. 130:
Dixie land, I love you; two-step; pf.
© Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as.
author. R 44110, Mar. 28, 19386. 131
—— w A. 8S. Brown, m N. D. Ayer..
© A. Seymour Brown, Philadelphia,.
as author of w, and Nat D. Ayer,
Pelham, N. Y., aS author of m. BR
44081, Mar. 28, 19386. 132
Donizetti (Gaetano) Sextet from.
Lucia di Lammermoor; arr. Thomas
H. Rollinson; orch. © Frederick B..
Rollinson, Naugatuck, €onn., as ex-
ecutor of the author of arrangement..
R 44250, Apr. 2, 1936. 133
Don’t forget the girl you left behind ;:
from The golden girl, bk. and lyrics.
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams..
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as:
author of m. R 44492, Apr. 8, 1936.
134:
Down at the huskin’ bee; barn dance,.
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m S. Rx.
Henry. © Hunice M. Rosenfeld, En-
field Lock, Middlesex, England, as
widow of the author of w. R 44870;
Mar. 38, 1936. 135)
Down at the kissing gate, Kate; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Al C.. Murphy..
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Berke-
ley, Calif., as widow of the author of
w. R 44461, Apr. 10, 1936.. 136:
Down in Sunshine alley, Sally; song,
w Edward Madden. © Geo. W.
Meyer, New York, as author of m..
R 44480, Apr. 14, 1936. 137
Drdla (Franz) Fantasie; op. 40; violin:
and pf. © Franz Drdla, Vienna, as
author. R 44524, Mar. 20; 1936.
188
Dreaming; organ voluntary, E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased. author.
R 44611, Apr. 8, 1936. 139
Dreamy eyes; song, from The love
waltz, m Chas. Berton. © Jesse L.
Lasky, Hollywood, €alif:, as author
of w. R 44422, Apr. 10, 1936. 140:
Early will I seek Thee; duet, m E. L.
Ashford; mezzo-sop. and bar. ©:
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 44155,
Mar. 81, 1936. 141
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Egyption love song; by Ethelbert | Everybody’s good to me; song. © Will
Nevin; pf.; in A flat. © Anne Paul Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y., as author, R
Nevin, New York, as widow. R 44097, Mar. 28, 1986. 157
44668, Apr. 23, 1936. 142 Everybody wonders why they married;
Blenore; w Charles H. Ltiders; high
voice. © Marie Sears, Bronxville,
N. Y., as author of m. R 44629,
Apr. 11, 19386. 143
Elfin music; trio, sop., mezzo sop. and
contralto. Se. © Granville Bantock,
Gerrads Cross, England, as author
of m. R 44697, Feb. 26, 1936. 144
Hlfin witchery; by W. F. Sudds, op.
319; pf. © Charles M. Tait, Canton,
N. Y., as executor. R 44065, Mar.
28, 1936. 145
En la bémol majeur; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44764, 44768, Apr. 23,
1935. 146, 147
En Ja naturel majeur; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44766, Apr. 23, 1936. 148
En mi naturel majeur; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44765, 44766, Apr. 23,
19386. 148, 149
En ré bémol majeur; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44767, Apr. 23, 1936. 150
En ut diéze mineur; par Théodore Du-
bois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44763, Apr. 23, 1936.
151
Engelmann (H.) March; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Philadelphia,
as widow. R 44709, Dec. 23, 19385.
152
Waltz; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Philadelphia, as widow. R
44707, Dec. 23, 1985. 153
Even song; voluntary; organ. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as au-
thor. R 44162, Mar. 31, 1936. 154
Evening brings us home; anthem. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44600, Apr. 8, 1936.
155:
Every good and perfect gift: anthem.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as author of m. R 44181, Mar. 31,
. 1936. 156
from The golden girl, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough, and Frank R. Adams.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 44494, Apr. 8, 1936.
158
Ev’ry baby is a Sweet bouquet; song,
from The newlyweds, w Paul West.
© John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as
author of m. R 44057, Mar. 28, 1936.
159
Ex tenebris ad lucem; organ volun-
tary. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as author. R 44607, Apr. 8, 1936.
160
Fair coed ; waltzes, by Gustav Luders;
pf. © Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn,
and Edward Konig, Breslau, Ger-
many, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 44049, Mar. 28,
1936. 161
Fandango; by Bernhard Molique, op.
60, ed. and fingered; violin and pf.
© Eduard Herrmann, Kingston, N.
Y., as author of arrangement. R
44622), Apr. 11, 1986. 162
Fanfare militaire ; organ voluntary. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 44129, Mar. 31, 1936. 163
Fantasiestuck; pf. © M. E. Marshall,
Northwood, Middlesex, England, as
author. R 44211, Apr. 6, 1936. 164
Faust; incidental m S. Coleridge-Tay-
lor to Stephen Phillips’ and _ J.
Comyns Carr’s version of Goethe’s
drama. © Jessie Fleetwood, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as widow of
the author of m. R 44045, Mar. 9,
1936. 165
Fleur de lis; schottische, F. H. Losey ;
orch. © Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa.,
as widow. R 44719, Apr. 24, 1936.
166
Flowers (The) o’ the forest; trio, arr.
from old Scottish airs; female or
treble voices. © Granville Bantock,
Chalfont St. Peter, Buckinghamshire,
England, as author. R 44384, Apr.
6, 1936. 167
Focus (The) ; march two-step; pf. ©
Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 44567, Apr. 15, 1936.
168
Forest home march. Rev. ed. © Tillie
Stephenson, New York, as author. R
44538, Apr. 18, 1936. 169
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From ages afar; by Chas. C. Ackley.
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
author of m. R 44405, Apr. 6, 1936.
170
Fugue 4 4 parties; sur le mot Alleluia,
Ch. Lenepveu; voix de femmes. ©
Marie Armande Lenepveu, Rouen,
France, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 44759, Apr. 23,
1936. 171
Galerie-lied ; aus der operette Bub oder
midel, Felix Doérmann u. A. Alt-
mann; gesang mit klavierbegl. ©
Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna, as
author of m. R 44376, Apr. 7, 1986.
172
Gaspard de la nuit; 3 poémes, d’aprés
Aloysius Bertrand; pf. En recueil.
© Maurice Ravel, Montfort l’Ama-
ury, France, as author of m R
44737, Apr. 23, 1936. 173
Gee! but there’s class to a girl like
you; song. © W. R. Williams, Chi-
cago, aS author. R 44692, Apr. 21,
1986. 174
Gee! I’d like to be the mayor; song.
© C. F. Zittel, New York, as author.
R 44451, Apr. 10, 1936. 175
Gentlemen (The); song, from The
love waltz, m Charles Berton. ©
Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 44424, Apr. 10,
1936. 176
Get in line; march; band arr. ©
F. C. Menges, Cleveland, as author.
R 44196, Mar. 30, 1936. 177
Gibet (Le); d’aprés Aloysius Ber-
trand; pf. © Maurice Ravel, Mont-
fort ’Amaury, France, as author of
m. R 44739, Apr. 23, 1936. 178
Gift (A) for the new born King;
Christmas song, w Edith Sanford
Tillotson. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44150, Mar. 31, 1936. 179
Gift (The) of gifts; Christmas can-
tata, text Belle Case Harrington.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44166, Mar. 31,
1936. 180
duet and cho., w Belle Case Har-
rington. © Edmund SS. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 44170,
Mar. 31, 1936. 181
Girlie, girlie, I’m just gone on you;
song. © Will Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y.,
as author. R 44092, Mar. 28, 1936.
182
pt. 111, n. s., v.3k
Girls (The) © George Spink, Provi-
dence, as author. R 44108, Mar. 28,
1936. 183.
Girls, girls, girls; w George V. Hobart,
m Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney
Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as widow
of the author of m R ‘44437, Apr.
10, 1936. 184
Give thanks unto the Lord; Thanks-
giving anthem, m BH. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as.
child of the deceased author of m.
R 44274, Apr. 1, 19386. 185.
Gloria Tibi; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44592, Apr. 8, 1936. 186
Glorious Christmas; Christmas song,.
w James Rowe. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 44134, Mar. 31, 1936. 187
Glory by and by; solo or duet, w
K. E. Hewitt, m Fred A. Fillmore.
© Laura Fillmore, Cincinnati, as:
widow of the author of m R
44570, Apr. 16, 1936. 188°
Glory in the highest; song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44290, Apr. 1, 1936. 189
Glory to God; response; women’s.
voices. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 44282,
Apr. 1, 1936. 190
Glory to God on high. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44415, Apr. 6, 1986. 191
Go easy Mabel; w Ren Shields, Ed
Moran and Will D. Cobb, m J. Fred
Helf. © Ed P. Moran, Hollywood,
Calif., as one of the authors of w.
R 44879, Apr. 8, 1986. 192
Going to sleep; pf., in treble clef. ©
Frances E. Terry, Northampton,
Mass., as author. R 44305, Mar. 16,
1936. 193
Golden arrow; pf. © Egbert Van
Alstyne, Chicago, as author. R
44112, May 9, 1936. 194
—w Harry Williams, m EH. Van
Alstyne. © Carrie Quinn, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Egbert Van Alstyne, Chicago,
as author of m. R 44096, Mar. 28,
1936. 195:
Golden (The) girl; from The golden:
girl, bk. and lyrics Frank R. Adams
and Will M. Hough. © Jos. E
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no. 4, 1936
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 44495, Apr. 8, 1936. 196
Golden light schottische; ed. M. W.
Butler; pf. or parlor organ. ©
Ernest William Allen, Larned, Kan.,
as author. R 44686, Apr. 20, 19386.
197
Golden (The) prince; overture, F. H.
Losey; orch. © Addah M. Losey,
Erie, Pa., as widow. R 44204, Apr.
1, 19386. 198
Good tidings. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m R
44413, Apr. 6, 1936.
Gottschalk; hymn voluntary, m EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 44289, Apr. 25, 1936.
209
Gounod (Charles Francois) Mass in
C; arr. Eduardo Marzo; 2 voices
with tenor and bass ad lib. © Clara
L. Marzo, New York, as widow of
the author of arrangement. R 44249,
Apr. 2, 1986. 201
— Waltz from Faust; English w
Henry F. Chorley, adapted and m
arr.; women’s cho. © N. Clifford
Page, Boston, as author of arrange-
ment. R 44252, Apr. 2, 1986. 202)
Grand operatic selection; by F. H.
Losey; orch. © Addah M. Losey,
Hrie, Pa., as widow. R 44205, Apr.
1, 19386. 203.
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Wedding
day at Troldhaugen; arr. Theodore
Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph Mor-
ris Tobani, New York, as child of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 44669, Apr. 20, 1986. 204
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Allegro
moderato du 10° concerto; pf. ©
Isidore Philipp, Paris, as author of
transcription. R 44741, Apr. 23, 1986.
205
—— Larghetto; du 12° concerto grosso ;
pf. © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as au-
thor of transcription. R 44781, Apr.
23, 1986. 206
— Menuet du 5° concerto; pf. ©
Isidore Philipp, Paris, as author of
transcription. R 44782, Apr. 23, 1936.
207
Hail the day; song, w James Rowe.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 44291, Apr. 1,
1936. 208
199:
Hail to the star; w Belle Case Har-
rington; male quartet. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44171, Mar. 31, 1986. 209
Hallie; romance, Kerry Mills; pf. ©
Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 44230, Mar, 31,
1986. 210
Hand (The) that rocks the cradle rules
the world; song, w Carroll Fleming.
© Abe Holzmann, East Orange, N.
J.. aS author of m. R 44678, Apr.
18, 1936. 211
Happiness; song, w Fred Fischer. ©
Joe Jordan, New York, as author of
m. R 44235, Apr. 2, 1936. 212
Happy children, wake; primary song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
mn. R 44136, Mar. 31, 1986. 213
Happy Christmas time; song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44300, Apr. 1, 1936. 214
Hark, hark, the organ loudly peals;
festival hymn, w Godfrey Thring, m
John EH. West. © Marion West, Lon-
don, as widow of the author of m.
R 44192, Apr. 2, 1986. 215
Harvest song. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 44896,
Apr. 6, 1936. 216
He knows; song, w J. W. Johnson. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44267, Apr. 1, 1936.
217
He laughs in his glee ho! ho; pirate
song, from The love waltz, m Charles
Berton. © Jesse L. Lasky, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of w. R
44427, Apr. 10, 1936. 218
Herr, Du Allmiachtiger; anthem, w
Friederich Munz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as author of m. R
44079, Mar. 28, 1936. 219
Heure (L’) espagnole; comédie musi-
cale, poéme Frane Nohain. © Mau-
rice Ravel, Montfort lAmaury,
France, as author of m. R 44725,
Apr. 23, 1986. 220
Heure paisible; de Frédéric Binet, op.
95; pf. © Marie Dupalet Binet,
Fontainebleau, France, as widow. R
44751, Apr. 23, 1986, 221
Highland laddie; trio, from old Scot-
tish airs; female or treble voices.
© Granville Bantock, Chalfont St.
Peter, Buckinghamshire, England, as
author. R 443886, Apr. 6, 1936. 222
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Holy (The) night. © Isaae H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
44411, Apr. 6, 1986. 223
Honey-land; w Stanley Murphy and
Ren Shields, m Henrietta Blanke-
Belcher. © Henrietta B. Melson,
New York, as author of m, and Eliza-
beth Murphy, Beechhurst, L. IL, N.
Y., as widow of one of the authors
of w. R 44061, Mar. 28, 1936. 224
How do you do Miss Josephine; song,
w Junie McCree. © Albert Von Til-
zer, New York, as author of m. R
44721, Apr. 23, 1936. 225
How firm a foundation; anthem, w
Geo. Keith. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 44123,
Mar. 27, 1936. 226
Hungarian; march, Manuel Bilton
[and] My lady love; waltz, S. Lid-
dle: arr. William Henry Myddleton ;
military band. © George Ernest
Myddleton, London, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
44576, Apr. 21, 1936. 227
Hurry, little snowflakes; primary
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44145, Mar. 31, 1936.
228
I can’t love everybody ; song, from The
golden girl, bk. and lyrics Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Jos. EK. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44496, Apr. 8, 1986.
229
I’d like to spend a rainy afternoon
with you; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of m.
R 44055, Mar. 28, 1936. 230
I didn’t go home at all; w and m E.
Leslie and Irving Berlin. © Edgar
Leslie, New York, aS one of the au-
thors. R 44449, Apr. 10, 1986. 231
I have made a covenant; anthem, m
EK. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child cf the deceased
author. R 44154, Mar. 31, 1986. 232
I know a blossom; w and m Fleta Jan
Brown. © Fleta Jan Brown Spen-
cer, Chatham Center, N. Y., as au-
thor. R 44067, Mar. 28, 1936. 233
Ill give a penny for your thoughts;
song, m Ted Snyder. © Sam M.
Lewis, New York, as author of w.
R 44456, Apr. 10, 1936. 234
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
T’ll never care for any girl but you;
song, by A. B. Sterling. © Andrew
B. Sterling, Noroton Heights, Conn.,
as author. R 44548, Apr. 18, 1936.
235
I'll tell the story if I may; from The
Pied Piper, w R. H. Burnside, m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 44087, Mar. 28, 1936.
236
I love to go shopping; w George V.
Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of theauthorofm. R 44433,
Apr. 10, 1936. 237
I’m a pilgrim; anthem. © W. H.
Ruebush, Dayton, Va., as author of
m. R 44078, Mar. 28, 1936. 238
I’m afraid to be alone; song, from The
golden girl, bk. and lyrics Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Jos. EK. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44493, Apr. 8, 19386.
239
I’m going to do what I please; song,
m Ted Snyder. © Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as au-
thor of w. R 44702, Apr. 18, 1936.
240
I’m trotting about the town a bit with
Nellie. © Dave Reed, New York,
as author. R 44104, Mar. 28, 1936.
241
I seem to see you everywhere; w Bal-
lard Macdonald, m James W. Tate.
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Berke-
ley, Calif., as widow of the author
of w. R 44460, Apr. 10, 1936. 242
I shall be satisfied; anthem, w H.
Bonar. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44598, Apr. 8, 1936. 243.
I try to forget that I love you; song.
© W. R. Williams, Chicago, as au-
thor. R 44690, Apr. 21, 1936. 244
I want to go to Paris; w George V.
Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 44434,
Apr. 10, 1936. 245
I want to know you love me for my-
self alone; from That girl o’ mine,
w and m Manuel Klein. © Helen
Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as widow.
R 44105, Mar. 28, 1936. 246
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I will return; song, Alfred G. Robyn.
© Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow. R 44190, Mar. 12, 1936.
247
I wish I had my old girl back again;
w Ballard Macdonald, m Paul Wal-
lace. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Berkeley, Calif., as widow of the
author of w. R 44428, Apr. 9, 19386.
248
I would rather fight like ma; song,
from The golden girl, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Jos. E. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 44490, Apr. 8, 1936.
249
Idle thoughts; andante and waltz. 1.
Band arr.—2. Orch. arr. © J. W.
Menges, Cleveland, as author. R
44195, 44197, Mar. 30, 1936.
250, 251
If the girl wants you; w M. E. Rourke,
m Jerome D. Kern. © Jerome D.
Kern, Bronxville, N. Y., au author of
m, and Vena Rourke, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 44059,
Mar. 28, 1986. 252
If you could sing this song to me; w
and m J. Bodewalt Lampe; med.
voice; in B flat. © Millie E.
Lampe, Queens Village, L. I., N. Y.,
as widow. R 44111, Mar. 28, 1986.
Zé 253
Im walde; song, w Ludwig Bowitsch ;
high, in A flat. © William Berwald,
Syracuse, N. Y., as author of m.
R 44187, Mar. 6, 1936. 254
Imogene; grand galop de coneert, Al-
fred G. Robyn; pf. duet. Rev. and
edited ed. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow. R 44189, Mar. 12,
1986. 255:
In a child’s small hand; song, w Philip
Trevor. © Cecil Engelhardt, Cock-
fosters, Herts, England, as author
of m. R 44577, Apr. 21, 1936. 256
In a Gipsy camp; by Fleta Jan Brown;
pf. Fleta Jan Brown Spencer,
Chatham Center, N. Y., aS author.
R 44066, Mar. 28, 1986. 257
In dear old Mexico; from The travel-
ers, w Chas. J. Burkhardt, m Leo
Friedman. © Fredericka F. Loewen-
thal, Los Angeles, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 44443, Apr. 10, 19386. 258
In love abiding; organ voluntary. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 44140, Mar. 31, 1936.
259)
272
In Monte Carlo town; song, from The
mimic world, w Ed. Madden. © Ben
M. Jerome, Brightwaters, L. I., N. Y.,
as author of m. R 44228, Mar. 31,
1986. 260
In paths of peace; organ voluntary.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 44139, Mar. 31, 1986.
261
In the valley where the daisies grow;
song. © W. R. Williams, Chicago,
as author. R 44691, Apr. 21, 1986.
262
Inauguration march; pf. © Abe
Holzmann, East Orange, N. J., as
author. R 44542, Apr. 18, 1936.
263
Indian love song; song, from The
golden girl, bk. and lyrics Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Jos. E. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44497, Apr. 8, 1986.
264.
Is there room for Christ. © Isaae
H. Meredith, New York, as author
of m. R 44417, Apr. 6, 1986. 265
It all depends; trio, from The Pied
Piper, w R. H. Burnside, m Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow of the author of
m. R 44086, Mar. 28, 1986. 266
It is not far; anthem, w and m Thomas
Curtis Clark, arr. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of ar-
rangement. R 44615, Apr. 8, 1986.
26T
Jack and the bean stalk; galop; pf.,
4 hands. © Eduard Holst, New
York, as author. R 44039, Feb. 29,
1936. 268
Jack and the giant killer; march;
pf., 4 hands. © Eduard Holst, New
York, as author. R 44088, Feb. 29,
1986. 269
Jemima; sneezing coon song, w Jack
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse. ©
Theodora Morse, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 44545,
Apr. 18, 1936. 270"
Jesus, Thou source of calm repose ;
anthem. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as author of m. R 44074,
Mar. 28, 1936. 271
Jingle bells; song, m J. Pierpont, arr.
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York,
as author of arrangement. R 44419,
Apr. 6, 1986. 272:
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273
Johann der zweite; operette, text Leo
Stein und Carl Lindau. Vollstaind-
iger klavierauszug mit text. © Ed-
mund Eysler, Vienna, as author of
m. R 44036, Mar. 3, 1936. 273:
Joli berger; chant et pf. © Ernest
_ Moret, Paris, as author. R. 44775,
Apr. 23, 1986, 274
June, July, and August; song, m Grace
LeBoy. © Gus Kahn, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of w. R 44246,
Apr. 6, 1986. 275
June moon; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of
m. R 44093, Mar. 28, 1936. 276
Just as the brook flows; w Ballard
Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate. ©
Betty Chapin Macdonald, Berkeley,
Calif., as widow of the author of w.
R 44457, Apr. 10, 1936. 277
Just good friends; w M. E. Rourke, m
Jerome D. Kern. © Jerome D.
Kern, Bronxville, N. Y., as author
of m, and Vena Rourke, New York,
as widow of the author of w. R
44060, Mar. 28, 1936. 278
Just the same old situation; w George
V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 44436,
Apr. 10, 1936. 219
Katharina; dramatische legende, Leo
Van Heemstede, m Edgar Tinel, op.
44. Klavierauszug mit text. [Ger-
man, Dutch and French words] ©
P. Tinel, Brussels, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 44693, Feb.
26, 1936. 280
King of Cadonia; musical play, bk. F.
Lonsdale, lyrics Adrian Ross. 1.
Vocal sc.—2. Pf. selection. © Sid-
ney Jones, Kew Gardens, England,
as author of m. R 44547, 44548,
Apr. 17, 1936. 281, 282)
on melodies of the musical play.
1. Lancers.—2. Waltz. © Sidney
Jones, Kew Gardens, England, as au-
thor. R 44549, 44550, Apr. 17, 1936.
2838, 284
King (The) of love; duet, m EH. L. Ash-
ford; sop. and alto. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 44160,
Mar. 31, 1936. 285
King (A) there lived in Thule; w from
the German, Stephen Phillips and J.
Comyns Carr, m S. Coleridge-Taylor.
pt. I, n.8., v. 81
© Jessie Fleetwood, Croydon, Sur-
rey, England, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 44044, Mar. 9, 1936.
286
La Dora; dance unique, Leo Fried-
man; pf. © Fredericka F. Loewen-
thal, Los Angeles, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
44464, Apr. 10, 1936. 287
La-la oo-la-la-la; w Ballard Mac-
donald, m Al ©. Murphy. © Betty
Chapin Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif.,
as widow of the author of w. R
44462, Apr. 10, 1936. 288
Lady (The) of the castle in the air;
voe. duet, from King of Cadonia, w
Adrian Ross. © Sidney Jones, Kew
Gardens, England, as author of m.
R 44558, Apr. 17, 1936. 289
Lady (The) with the little bunch of
roses ; from That girl o’ mine, w and
m Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
44099, Mar. 28, 1936. 290
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Chan-
son villageoise; op. 14, ed. and fin-
gered. 1. Violoncello and _ pf.—2.
Violin and pf. © Otto K. Sehill,
Newark, N. J., as author of editing
and fingering. R 44507, 44508, Apr.
11, 1936. 291, 292
Romance—sérénade; ed. and fin-
gered; violin and pf. © EHduard
Herrmann, Kingston, N. Y., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 44627, Apr.
11, 1936. 293.
Land (The) of Used-to-be; song, from
The golden girl, bk. and lyrics Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Jos. EK. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44491, Apr. 8, 1936.
294
Lead us, O star; Christmas song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44151, Mar. 31, 1986. 295
Let not your heart be troubled ; mezzo-
sop. or bar. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
44138, Mar. 31, 1936. 296
Let’s go back to baby days; song, w
Jack Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as. author of m.. R
44264, Apr. 1, 1936. 297
Liebeslied (Ein); violin and pf. ©
Seymour Powell, Petersfield, Hamp-
shire, England, as author. R 44382,
Apr. 6, 1936. 298
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323
Lily (The) ; by F. H. Losey; orch.
Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as widow.
R 44202, Apr. 1, 1936.
Little butterfly; from That girl 0’
mine, w and m Manuel Klein. © |
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as |.
widow. R 44106, Mar. 28, 1986. 300 |
Little candles; primary song, w Edith
Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44147, Mar. 31, 1936. 301
Little (The) stranger; pf., in treble
clef. © Frances HE. Terry, North-
ampton, Mass., as author. R 44303,
Mar. 16, 1936. 302
Liza; w Harry Williams, m HE. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago, as author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 44101, Mar. 28, 1936.
303
Lonely stockings; Christmas duet, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44149, Mar. 31, 1936.
intermezzo, Ethel Fer-
© Phil Ponce, New
York, aS widower. R 44450, Apr.
10, 1986. 3805
Lord, God Almighty; response before
prayer, w Philip Pusey. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 44602, Apr. 8, 1936.
306
Lord (The) has led; anthem, w Isaac
Watts. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 44604,
Apr. 8, 1936.
Lord (The) is my salvation; anthem,
m EH. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford Nashville as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 44618, Apr.
8, 1936. 308
Lord with glowing heart; w Francis
Scott Key, m HE. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 44070, Mar. 28, 1936. 309
Lord’s (The) prayer; anthem. © Ed-
mund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 44603, Apr. 8, 1936.
310
Love rules the world; w Beth Slater
Whitson, m Leo Friedman. © Fred-
ericka I’. Loewenthal, Los Angeles,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 44306, Mar. 31,
1936. 311
Long boat;
nandez Ponce.
299 |
304 |
307 |
© | Love (The) waltz; song, from the
operetta, m Charles. Berton. ©
Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 44425, Apr. 10,
1936. 312
Viennese operetta, bk. Paul West,
m Charles Berton. Voce. se. ©
Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of w. R 44426, Apr. 10, 1936.
313
'Love would be my king; song, from
The love waltz, m Charles Berton.
© Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 44421, Apr. 10,
1936. 314
Love’s first whisper; meditation, Leo
Friedman; pf. © Fredericka F.
Loewenthal, Los Angeles, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 44446, Apr. 10, 1936. 315
_Love’s oracle; w Edward Peple, m
Victor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett,
New York, and Clifford Herbert,
Santa Monica, Calif., as children of
the deceased author of m. R 44050,
Mar. 28, 1936. 316
Lowell band march; ed. M. W. Butler;
cabinet organ or pf. © Libby Van-
Wagner, Centerville, Tenn., as au-
thor. R 44685, Apr. 20, 1936. 317
Ma tourlourisette; chanson. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as author. R 44776,
Apr. 238, 1936. 318
Madame Dormette; w May Byron, m
Katherine Barry. © Nora Leith,
London, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 44581, Feb. 19, 1936.
319
Make the world better; solo, or uni-
son. © Charles M. Fillmore, Indian-
apolis, as author. R 44573, Apr. 16,
1936. 320
Man (The) I marry; song, from King
of Cadonia, w Adrian Ross; in Ff. ©
Sidney Jones, Kew Gardens, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 44554, Apr.
17, 1936. 321
Manchester (Arthur L.) Twelve les-
sons in the fundamentals of voice
production. © Arthur L. Man-
chester, Asheville, N. C., as author.
R 44262, Apr. 2, 1936. a22
Marcelle; waltzes, Gustav Luders;
pf. © Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn,
and Edward Konig, Breslau, Ger-
many, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 44052, Mar. 28,
1936. 323
575
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
324
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
March of the Magi; organ voluntary,
BH. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44610, Apr. 8, 1936.
324
Maréchale (La); mazurka militaire,
Rodolphe Berger; orch. © Honor-
ine Isopy, Paris, as executor. R
44779, Apr. 23, 1936. 325
Marie Cahill waltzes; by Silvio Hein;
pf. © Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind., as widow. R 44429,
Apr. 10, 1986. 326
Marion et Nicolas; chant et pf. ©
Ernest Moret, Paris, as author. R
44773, Apr. 23, 1936. 327
Martyr (The) of Antioch; sacred mu-
Sical drama, w selected and arr.
from Milman’s poem, m Arthur Sul-
livan. Voc. sc. New ed. © How-
ard G. Dunkley, London, as execu-
tor. R 44477, Apr. 15, 1936. 328
Mary’s lamb; selection, Richard Carle,
arr.; military band. © W.: C.
O’Hare, New York, as author of ar-
rangement. R 44242, Apr. 6, 19386.
829:
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Herodias; grand selection from the
opera, arr. Theodore Moses Tobani;
orch. © Joseph Morris Tobani,
New York, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 44672,
Apr. 20, 1936. 330)
Max et Thécla; de Vincent d’ Indy,
op. 12; 2 pfs., 4 mains. © Caroline
Janson qd’ Indy, Paris, as widow.
R 44755, Apr. 23, 1986. 331
Mazurka; by H. Engelmann; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Philadelphia,
as widow. R 44710, Dec. 23, 1985.
332
Meditation; voluntary, E. L. Ashford;
organ. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
. ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44157, Mar. 31, 1936. 333
Mein gentleman; aus der operette Bub
oder midel, Felix D6rmann u. A.
Altmann; gesang mit klavierbegl.
© Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna,
as author of m. R 44374, Apr. 7,
1936. 334
Messa da requiem; di Giovanni Sgam-
bati; coro misto, bar. e orch. Par-
titura dorch. © Costanza Sgam-
bati, Rome, as widow. R 44630,
Apr. 18, 1936. 335
Message (The) of the bells. © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as author
of m. R 44409, Apr. 6, 19386. 336
Miracle (The); w Wilfred Wilson
Gibson ; mixed voices. Se. © E. L.
Bainton, Stokesfield-on-Tyne, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 44698, Feb.
26, 1986. 337
Miss Lady Moon; from The travelers,
w Chas. J. Burkhardt, m Leo Fried-
man. © Fredericka F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
44441, Apr. 10,°1936. 338.
Mister Jigger; song, w Paul West.
© John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as
author of m. R 44064, Mar. 28,
1936. 339
Mr. Man in the Moon, shine! shine;
song, m William M. Finkelstein. ©
Jacob Yellen, Buffalo, as author of
w. R 44031, Mar. 31, 1986. 340
Moderato; voluntary, E. L. Ashford;
organ. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44153, Mar. 31, 19386. 341
Mois (Le) des mois; duo tén. et sop.
© Ernest Moret, Paris, as author.
R 44772, Apr. 23, 1936. 342
Mon joli roi; chant et pf. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as author. R 44769,
Apr. 23, 1936. 343
Mondlied; aus der operette Bub oder
miidel, Felix DG6rmann u. A. AIlt-
mann; gesang mit klavierbegl. ©
Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna, as
author of m. R 44373, Apr. 7, oan
+
Morning prayer; organ voluntary. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author. R 44128, Mar. 31, 1936.
345
Mort (La) de Wallenstein; de Vin-
cent d’ Indy, op. 12; 2 pfs., 4 mains.
© Caroline Janson d’Indy, Paris, as
widow. R 44756, Apr. 23, vHeey
346
(Moritz) Menuet; op.
77, no. 10. 1. Violin et pf.—2. Pf.
a 4 mains. © Marcel Moszkowski,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44631, 44632, Apr. 17, 1936.
347, 348
Mother’s maxims; humorous song, w
Arthur Davenport and H. G. Pelis-
sier, m H. G. Pelissier. © Dan
Everard, Worthing, Sussex, Eng-
land, as executor of the author of m.
R 44383, Apr. 6, 1936. 349
Moszkowski
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374
Murphy; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phil-
adelphia, as author of w, and Nat
D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author
of m. R 44098, Mar. 28, 1936. 350
Music makes me sentimental, blame
the music, don’t blame me; w Alfred
Bryan, m Maxwell Silver. © Lil-
lian Silver, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 44236, Apr. 2,
1936. 351
Musical joys for girls and boys; w_
Jessica Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding.
© Olive B. Frevert, San Jose, Calif.,
as next of kin of the author of w,
who is not living. R 44724, Apr. 25,
1936. 352
Musikantin (Die); op. 5, no. 1, Eng-
' lish version Mrs. Bertram Shas-
sleigh; sop. © Max Fiedler, Berlin-
Tempelhof, Germany, as author of
m. R 44695, Feb. 26, 1936. 353
My Arab iady; from The travelers,
w Chas. Jurkhardt, m Leo Fried-
man. © Fredericka F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
44442, Apr. 10, 1986. 354
My Jobnny is a fireman; song. ©
Dave Reed, New York, as author. R
44094, Mar. 28, 1986. 35D:
My lady dances; pf. © Warner M.
Hawkins, New York, as author. R
44706, Apr. 11, 1936. 356
My moon; w Arthur Davenport, m
H. G. Pelissier. © Dan Everard,
Worthing, Sussex, England, as exe-
cutor of the author of m. R 44890,
Apr. 6, 1936. 357
My schoolday sweetheart; song, m W.
Finkelstein. © Jacob Yellen, Buf-
falo, as author of w. R 44032, Mar.
31, 1936. 308
My soul doth magnify the Lord; an-
them. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 44178,
Mar. 31, 1936. 359)
My way to heaven is through your
love, sweetheart; w Arthur J. Lamb,
m S. R. Henry; bar. or alto, in B
flat. © Cecil Lamb, London, as next
of kin of the author of w, who is
not living. R 44369, Mar. 3, 1986.
360
"Neath the standard. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44400, Apr. 6, 1936. 361
70365—36——10
Newlyweds (The) and their baby;
selection; pf. © John W. Bratton,
Brooklyn, and Nat D. Ayer, Pel-
ham, N. Y., as authors. R 44265,
Mar. 28, 1936. 362
No love is like a mother’s love; by
A. P. Waite, ed. M. W. Butler. ©
Philip Butler Perry and Andrew
Jackson Perry, Sedalia, Mo., as
children of the deceased author. R
44682, Apr. 20, 19386. 363
No sea in heaven. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
44393, Apr. 6, 1936. 364
No you don’t; galop burlesque, Chas.
Drumheller; pf. duet. Rev. ed. ©
Cora Drumheller Stevens, West La-
fayette, Ind., as widow. R 44537,
Apr. 18, 1936. 365
Nobody knows, nobody cares; song,
Chas K. Harris. © Cora L. Harris,
New York, as widow. R 44489, Apr.
8, 1936. 366
Not ashamed of Jesus; w Joseph
Griggs, m J. S. Fearis; women’s
voices. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor of the author of m. R
44276, Apr. 1, 1936. 367
Nuit tombante; de Frédéric Binet, op.
96; pf. © Marie Dupalet Binet,
Fontainebleau, France, as widow.
R 44752, Apr. 23, 19386. 368
O chime again; song, w Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44295, Apr. 1, 1936. 369
O guiding star. © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as author of m. R 44414,
Apr. 6, 1936. 370
O holy night; w Ingram Crockett, m
E. L. Ashford ; med. voice. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 44158,
Mar. 31, 1936. Eyal
O little town of Bethlehem ; Christmas
anthem, w Phillips Brooks, m J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor of the author of m. R
44275, Apr. 1, 1936. 312
O Lord, how excellent is Thy name;
anthem ; four solo voices, with mixed
cho.; organ ace. © William Ber-
wald, Syracuse, N. Y., as author of
m. R 44186, Mar. 6, 1936. 373
O peal your merry chime; song, w
Elizabeth Wakeman. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 44299, Apr. 1, 1936. 374
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
379
pt. TI Hes. V.8it
Of olden-time flavor; minuet, W. F. | Only today; w Mary F. Butts; med.
Sudds, op. 337; orch. © Charles M.
Tait, New York, as executor. R
44200, Apr. 1, 19386. 375
Offenbach (Jacques) Barbe bleue;
opérette, fantaisie-mosaique, Emile
Tavan; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
© <Adéle Joséphine Tavan Ragot,
Mantes, France, as executor of the
author of arrangement. R 43298,
Jan. 22, 1936. 376
Offertory; organ voluntary. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor. R 44277, Apr. 1, 1936. 377
— response. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R
44071, Mar. 28, 1936. 378
Old (The) home; song. © Will A.
Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y., aS author. R
44238, Apr. 6, 1936. 379
Old (The) violin; pf., in treble clef.
© Frances E. Terry, Northampton,
Mass., aS author. R 44304, Mar. 16,
1936. 380
On a porch on a summer’s night; from
The travelers, w Chas. J. Burkhardt,
m Leo Friedman. © Fredericka F.
Loewenthal, Los Angeles, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 44444, Apr. 10, 1936. 381
On a Pullman honeymoon; selection,
from The mimic world, w Ed. Mada-
den. © Ben M. Jerome, Bright-
waters, L. I., N. ¥., as author of m.
R 44245, Apr. 6, 1936. 382
On Jordan’s bank; anthem, w Samuel
Stennett, m Arthur W. Nelson. ©
Flora Nelson Barry, Central Lake,
Mich., as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 44613,
Apr. 8, 1936. 383
On merry Christmas day. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of m.
R 44408, Apr. 6, 1936. 384.
On the beautiful blue Danube; waltz,
Joh. Strauss, arr. Thomas H. Rollin-
son; military band. © Frederick B.
Rollinson, Naugatuck, Conn., as
executor of the author of arrange-
ment. R 44255, Apr. 2, 1936. 385
On the top of a wave with you; song,
melody Gus Benkhart. © Bobby
Heath, Philadelphia, as author of w.
R 44248, Apr. 6, 1936. 386
Ondine; d’aprés Aloysius Bertrand;
pf. © Maurice Ravel, Montfort
V’Amaury, France, as author of m.
R 447388, Apr. 23, 1936. 387
voice. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as author of m. R 44161,
Mar. 31, 1936. 3888
Oobah man; song, from The lady from
Lane’s, m Vernon Bestor. © Marvin
Lee, Chicago, as author of w. R
44677, Apr. 22, 1936. 389
Ould (The) side car; w P. J. O’Reilly,
m J. Airlie Dix. 1. In E flat. 2. In
F. © Julia Annie Dix, Brighton,
England, as widow of the author of
m. R 44511, Apr. 17, 1986. 390
Our God be with us; response. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44601, Apr. 8,
1936. 391
Our promised star; Christmas song, w
Fanny Crosby. © Edmund _ 58.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., aS author of m.
R 44135, Mar. 31, 1936. 392
Over the deserts; Christmas song, w
W. C. Martin; male quartet. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44270, Apr. 1, 1936. m
393
Over there; song, from The three
twins, Clifton Crawford. © Emma
B. Sutton, Larchmont Manor, N. Y.,
as widow. R 44487, Apr. 15, we
3
song, from King of Ca-
donia, w Adrian Ross. © Sidney
Jones, Kew Gardens, England, as
author of m. R 44552, Apr. 17, 1936.
395:
Overrated ;
Pagoden-lied; aus der operette Bub
oder midel, Felix Do6rmann u. A.
Altmann; gesang mit klavierbegl.
© Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna,
as author of m. R 443872, Apr. 7,
1936. 396
Par les prés fleuris; piéce de genre,
Rodolphe Berger; orch. © Honor-
ine Isopy, Paris, as executor. R
44780, Apr. 23, 1936. 39T
Persian lamb rag; pepperette; band.
© Perey Wenrich, New York, as
author. R 44231, Mar. 31, 1936.
398
Pied (The) Piper; dramatic m for
scene between Lizzie and the Piper,.
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. RK
44085, Mar. 28, 1936. 399:
078
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no. 4, 1936
operatic fantasy, lyrics R. H.
Burnside, m Manuel Klein. 1. Fi-
nale 1.—2. Voc. sec.—3. Act 1, open-
ing cho. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow of the author of m.
R 44058, 44062, 44088, Mar. 28, 1936.
400-402
overture, Manuel Klein; pf. ©
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow. R 44084, Mar. 28, 19386. 403
— selection, Manuel Klein; pf. ©
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow. R 44082, Mar. 28, 1986. 404
Playing the ponies; selections, Theo-
dore Morse; pf. © Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow. R 44546, Apr.
18, 19386. 405
Poéme (Un) lyrique; op. 40, no. 3; pf.
© Porter Steele, Brooklyn, as au-
thor. R 44510, Apr. 11, 1936. 406
Polichinelle; op. 41; violin and pf. ©
Franz Drdla, Vienna, as author. R
44525, Mar. 20, 1936.
Polka; by H. Engelmann; pf.
Marie C. Engelmann, Philadelphia,
as widow. R 44708, Dec. 23, 1935.
408
Postlude in E flat; voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford; organ. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44156, Mar. 31,
1936. 409
Poupée valsante; by E. Poldini, arr.
Theodore Moses Tobani; orch.
Joseph Morris Tobani, New York, as
child of the deceased author of ar-
rangement. R 44674, Apr. 20, 1936.
410
Praise the Lord of heaven; anthem, m
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author of music. R 44605,
May 11, 1936. 411
Praise thy God, O Zion; anthem. ©
Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44284, Apr. 1, 1936.
412
Praise ye the King; Christmas song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ed-
mund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 44130, Mar. 31, 1986.
413
Prayer. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of adaptation of
music. R 44401, Apr. 6, 1936. 414
Precious (The) gift; w Belle Case
Harrington; solo and cho. © Ed-
mund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44172, Mar. 31, 1936.
415
Prepare ye the way; w Belle Case
Harrington ; ladies’ quartet. © Ed-
mund SS. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44179, Mar. 31, 1936.
416
Pretty little duckling; from The tray-
elers, w Chas. J. Burkhardt, m Leo
Friedman. © Fredericka F. Loew-
enthal, Los Angeles, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 44440, Apr. 10, 1936. 417
Prima (The) donna; waltzes, Victor
Herbert; pf. © Ella Bartlett, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Santa
Monica, Calif., as children of the
deceased author. R 44053, Mar. 28,
1936. 418
Prince of nations. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
44406, Apr. 6, 1936. 419
Christmas service. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 443892, Apr. 6, 1986. 420
Processional march; organ voluntary.
© Carrie B. Adams, Portland, Or.,
as author. R 44595, Apr. 8, 1936.
421
Promise and fulfillment; Christmas
cantata, arr. and composed EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 44152, Mar. 31, 1936.
422
Quaker lady; song, melody Gus Benk-
hart. © Bobby Heath, Philadelphia,
as author of w. R 44244, Apr. 6,
1986. 423,
Queen city guard’s grand march; ed.
M. W. Butler. © Philip Butler
Perry, Kansas City, Mo., as author.
R 44687, Apr. 20, 1936. 424.
Quiétude; romance without words,
Louis Gregh, arr.; orch. © Alfred
Roth, Brooklyn, as author of ar-
rangement. R 44716, Apr. 24, 1986.
425
Raff (Joseph Joachim) Moto per-
petuo; op. 180, ed. and fingered ; vio-
lin and pf. © Eduard Herrmann,
Kingston, N. Y., as author of ar-
rangement. R 44625, Apr. 11, ee
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427
Rally. © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as author of m. R 44397, Apr.
6, 1936. 427
Rally round the Christmas banner;
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44142, Mar. 31, 1936.
428
Recipe (The) for love: song, w Ren
Shields. © Perey Wenrich, New
York, as author of m. R 44240, Apr.
6, 1936. 429
Red clover blossoms waltz; ed. M. W.
Butler; pf. or cabinet organ. ©
Philip Butler Perry, Kansas City,
Mo., as author. R 44681, Apr. 20,
1936. 430:
Red raven; march, by F. E. Waters,
arr. F. H. Losey; orch. © Addah
M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 44717,
Apr. 24, 1936. 431
Red roses; valse, on melodies from
Der mann mit den drei frauen; pf.
© Franz Lehar, London, as author.
R 44478, Mar. 18, 1936. 432
Regent (The); march, F. E. Waters,
arr. F. H. Losey; orch. ©- Addah
M. Losey, Hrie, Pa., aS widow of the
author of arrangement. R 44206,
Apr. 1, 1986. 433
Rejoice greatly; anthem. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44167, Mar. 31, 19386. 434
Response by choir and school. © Ed-
mund 8S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m. R 44168, Mar. 31, 1936.
435
Reverie (A); pf., violin and cello. ©
Adrian Schubert, Halesite, L. L, N.
Y., as author. R 44233, Mar. 31,
1936. 436
Ries (Franz) Scherzo; op. 27, ed. and
fingered; violin and pf. © Eduard
Herrmann, Kingston, N. Y., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 44626, Apr.
11, 1986. 437
Ring, glad bells; Christmas song, w
Belle Case Harrington. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44169, Mar. 31, 1936. 438
Ring, O bells; Christmas song, w Alice
Jean Cleator. © Ira B. Wilson, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as author of m. R
44146, Mar. 31, 1936: 439
River (The) of peace; song, w Joseph
W. Standish. © George J. Trinkaus,
Ridgewood, N. J., as author of m.
R 44499, Apr. 2, 19386. 440:
pt. II, n. s., v. 34
Robinhood; march, F. H. Losey, op.
244; orch. © Addah M. Losey, Erie,
Pa., as widow. R 44114, Mar. 10,
1936. 441
Rock the cradle. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, New York, as author of m. R
44412, Apr. 6, 1936. 442
Rose des roses; berceuse; chant et pf.
© Ernest Moret, Paris, as author.
R 44770, Apr. 23, 1986. 443
Rustle of spring; characteristic, Ch.
Sinding, arr. Theodore Moses To-
bani; orch. © Joseph Morris To-
bani, New York, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
44673, Apr. 20, 1986. 444
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) L’as-
sasinat du Due de Guise. 1. Pf.—2.
Harmonium. © Marie Laure Truffot
Saint-Saéns, Puyricard, France, as
widow. R 44745, 44762, Apr. 23,
19386. 445, 446
—— Marche religieuse; op. 107; pf.,
4 mains. © Marie Laure Truffot
Saint-Saéns, Puyricard, France, as
widow. R 44753, Apr. 23, 1936.
MAT
Sand dance—Moonlight on the Su-
wanee; by Leo Friedman, arr. Geo.
L. Lansing; banjo solo. © Fred-
ericka F. Loewenthal, Los Angeles,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 44489, Apr. 10,
1986. 448
Savior pilot me; anthem, w Edward
Hopper. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44617, Apr. 8, 1936. 449
Searbo; d’aprés Aloysius Bertrand ; pf.
© Maurice Ravel, Montfort l’Am-
aury, France, as author of m. R
44740, Apr. 23, 1936. 450
Schenk’ mir blumen; lied aus Bub oder
madel, v. Felix Doérmann u. A. Alt-
mann; gesang u. klavierbegl. ©
Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna, as
author of m. R 44875, Apr. 7, 1936. H
45
Schubert (Franz Peter) The erl-king;
solo for cornet, alto or ten. saxo-
phone, trombone or bar., arr. Theo-
dore Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, New York, as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 44671, Apr. 20, 1986. 452
Farewell; solo for cornet, alto or
ten. saxophone, trombone or bar.,
arr. Theodore Moses Tobani; orch.
© Joseph Morris Tobani, New York,
080
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479
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 44670, Apr. 20, 1986.
453
Search me, O God; response. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as au-
thor of m. R 44075, Mar. 28, 19386.
454
See what you’ve done to me; song. ©
Benjamin Hapgood Burt, New York,
as author. R 44107, Mar. 28, 1936.
455:
Segens-stern (Der); eine Weihnachts-
cantata fiir chor u, sonntag schule.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44481, Apr. 1, 1936.
456
Sérénade; de Ch. M. Widor; pf. © Isi-
dore Philipp, Paris, aS author of
transcription. R 44744, Apr. 23, 1936.
457
— op. 83; violine, viola u. violoncell.
Partitur. © Leone Sinigaglia, Turin,
Italy, as author. R 44694, Feb. 26,
1986. 458
Shepherds (The) ; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 442938, Apr. 1,
19386. 459
Shine on, O star; Christmas song, w
Belle Case Harrington. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44176, Mar. 31, 1986. 460)
Show-mees (The) of Missouri; w Jes-
sie Beattie Thomas, m Alfred G.
Robyn. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 44194, Mar. 27, 1986. 461
Silver spray; by Chas. Drumheller;
pf. trio. Rev. ed. © Cora Drum-
heller Stevens, West Lafayette, Ind.,
as widow of the author. R 44535,
Apr. 18, 1986. 462
Sing all ye people; unison, w E. E.
Hewitt, m Fred A. Fillmore. ©
Laura Fillmore, Cincinnati, as widow
of the author of m. R 44571, Apr.
16, 1936. 463
Sing aloud unto God; anthem. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44616, Apr. 8, 19386.
464
Sing, O heavens; anthem. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44612, Apr. 8, 1936.
Sing with thanksgiving; anthem. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44285, Apr. 1, 1936.
466
465
Sinigaglia (Leone) 4 canzoni; op. 34,
deutsche tibersetzung Maria v. Othe-
graven; mezzo sop. © Leone Sini-
gaglia, Turin, Italy, as author of m.
R 44699, Feb. 26, 1908. 467
Sinner, come home; w and m F. W.
Vandersloot. © Cora Vandersloot,
Williamsport, Pa., ag widow. R
44232, Mar. 31, 1936. 468
Sleep, baby, sleep; primary song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44148, Mar. 31, 1936. 469
Sleeping (The) beauty; waltz; pf., 4
hands. © Eduard Holst, New York,
as author. R 44087, Feb. 29, 1936.
476
Son (A) is given; Christmas anthem.
© Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of m. R 44271, Apr. 1,
1986. 471
Sonate en si bémol mineur; flite ou
violon et piano. © Henry Woollett,
Le Havre, France, as author. R
44068, Jan. 22, 1936. 472
Song (A) of devotion; organ volun-
tary. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 44594, Apr. 8,
1986. 473
Song (The) of Jesus’ birth. © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as author
of m. R 44416, Apr. 6, 1986. 474
Song of the Magi; organ voluntary,
BE. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44589, Apr. 8,
1986. 475
Song (The) we sing today; Christmas
song, w Edith Sanford Tillotson. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44133, Mar. 31 1986.
476
Stand up for Jesus; anthem, w George
Duffield. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
‘wood, Calif., as author of m R
44077, Mar. 28, 1936. 477
Standard (The) bearers; connected
service for Rally day, Children’s day,
etc., I. H. Meredith and others. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
author of m. R 44891, Apr. 6, gs
47
Star (The) of blessing; cantata for
choir and Sunday school, text Belle
Case Harrington. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 44165, Mar. 31, 1986. 479
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480
Stingy kid; song, m Max Goldstein.
© Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hud-
son, N. Y., as author of w. R 44703,
Apr. 21, 1986. 480:
Sun of my soul; evening anthem. ©
Herbert Ralph Ward, New York, as
author. R 44619, Apr. 17, 1986. 481
Sweet little Nora Riley; song, m Nat.
Goldstein. © Alfred Bryan, Hast-
ings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as author of
w. R 44069, Mar. 28, 1936. A482
Swing, Christmas bells; song, w Ida
L. Reed. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44294, Apr. 1, 1936. 483
Symphonie francaise; par Théodore
Dubois; transcription pour pf. a 4
mains. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44748, Apr. 23, 1936. 484
Teddy (The) bears’ Christmas; song,
w Harriet D. Castle. © Ira B. Wil-
son, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44080, Mar. 28, 1936. 485
Teddy, the jungle bogie-man. ©
Kenneth §S. Clark, New York, as
author. R 44095, Mar. 28, 1936.
486
Texas galop; duet, Chas. Drumheller ;
pf. Rev. ed. © Cora Drumheller
Stevens, West Lafayette, Ind., as
widow of the author. R 44539, Apr.
18, 1936. 487
Thank God for Christmas blessings;
duet and cho., w Belle Case Har-
rington. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R
44182, Mar. 31, 1936. 488
Thanksgiving postlude; organ volun-
tary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author.
1936. 489
Thanksgiving processional; organ vol-
untary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry 8.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 44591, Apr. ‘8,
1936. 490
That would never make a hit with me;
w and m Zit. © C. Florian Zittel,
New York, as author. R 44447,
Apr. 10, 1986. 491
Thee we adore; Christmas anthem.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as author of m. R 44279, Apr. 1,
1936. 492
There’s a chance for gossip; w H. R.
Atteridge,
Harold Richard Atteridge, Lyn-
R 44590, Apr. 8,
m W. .F.: Peters: ‘©:
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
brook, L. I., N. Y., as author of w,
and William [Frederick Peters,
Englewood, N. J., aS author of m.
R 44540, Apr. 18, 1936. 493
There’s a king in the land to-day;
song, from King of Cadonia, w
Adrian Ross; in F. © Sidney Jones,
Kew Gardens, England, as author
of m. R 44555, Apr. 17, 19386. 494
There’s a sun still shining in the sky;
humorous song, w Arthur Daven-
port, m H. G. Pelissier. © Dan
Everard, Worthing, Sussex, Eng-
land, as executor of the author of m.
R 44212, Apr. 6, 1936. 495
They all take off their hats to Mr.
Murphy; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat
D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of
m. R 44090, Mar. 28, 1986. 496
They grow on my family tree; song,
from The love waltz, m Charles Ber-
ton. © Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of w. R 44420,
Apr. 10, 19386. 497
Things the show folks do; song. ©
George Spink, East Providence, as
author. R 44102, Mar. 28, 1936.
498
Thou art the way; sacred song, w
G. W. Doane; med. or low voice;
organ ace. © William Berwald,
Syracuse, aS author of m. R 44188,
Mar. 6, 1936. 499
Thou didst love Thine own; w Ray
Palmer, m J. S. Fearis. © Otto
L. Fearis, Chicago, as executor of
the author of m. R 44076, Mar. 28,
1936. 500
Thou providest; harvest anthem;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Caleb
Simper, Barnstaple, England, as
author. R 44533, Apr. 15, 1936.
d01
Three kings came forth; Christmas
song, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44143, Mar. 31, noe
02
Tickle your toes; dance humoresque.
© George J. Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J., as author. R 44498, Apr. 2,
1936. 503
Tit for tat; song and chorus, m Roy
D. Webb. © Kenneth S. Webb, New
York, as author of w. R 44241,
Apr. 6, 1936. 504
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To the end of the world with you;
song, m Ernest R. Ball. © Dave
Reed and George Graff, jr., New
York, as authors of w. R 44054,
Mar. 28, 1936. 505
Toys for sale; w EH. Madden, m Theo-
dore Morse. © Edward Madden,
New York, as author of w, and Theo-
dora Morse, New York, as widow
of the author of m. R 44044, Apr.
18, 1936. 506
Trees (The) and the Master; w Sid-
ney Lanier, m Daniel Protheroe;
mixed voices. © Helen Protheroe
Baker, Daniel H. Protheroe and
Anne Protheroe, Chicago, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 44501, Mar. 21, 1936. 507
Trop tard; poésie Sully-Prudhomme, m
Théodore Dubois; sop. ou ten. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 44747, Apr. 23, 1936. 508
Unele Silas; march, F. H. Losey; orch.
© Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa., as
widow. R 44203, Apr. 1, 1936. 509
Underneath the Christmas starlight;
w Edith Sanford Tillotson ; women’s
quartet. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R
44269, Apr. 1, 1986. 510
Unto Thee, O God, do we give thanks;
harvest anthem, w from Psalms 75
and 104, m John E. West; mixed
voices. © Marion West, London, as
widow of the author of m. R 44191,
Apr. 2, 19386, 511
Up, and away, for the dawn is break-
ing; part song, w Helen Hughes;
men’s voices. © William R. Spence,
Perth, Ont., Canada, as author of m.
R 44251, Apr. 2, 1936. Ty
‘Vagabond’s bridal march; by Fleta
Jan Brown; pf. © Fleta Jan
Brown Spencer, Chatham Center,
N. Y., as author. R 44051, Mar. 28,
1936. 513
Variations plaisantes; sur un théme
grave pour harpe obligée et orches-
tre; pf. 4 4 mains. © Roger Du-
casse, Paris, as author. R 44746,
Apr. 28, 1936. 514
Verfuhrungs-walzer; aus Bub oder
midel, v. Felix Dormann u. A. Alt-
mann; gesang mit klavierbegl. ©
Bruno Granichstaedten, Vienna, as
author of m. R 44871, Apr. 7, 1936.
515
528
Viatique ; mélodie, poésie Hugéne Man-
uel, m Théodore Dubois; sop. ou
tén. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 44750, Apr. 23, 1936.
516
Virgin’s (The) lullaby; organ volun-
tary. © Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 44606, Apr. 8,
1936. 517
Vive la bagatelle; polka brillante, ed.
M. W. Butler. © Florence L. Ends-
ley, Sandford, Ind., as author. R
44680, Apr. 20, 19386. 518
Vive la rose; ronde; duo, avec cheeur
ad lib. © Ernest Moret, Paris, as
author. R 44778, Apr. 23, 1986. 519
Vogleins abendlied; serenade, from
Jugendklange, Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
207; pf. 4 hinde. © Franz Gurlitt
and Paul Gurlitt, Hamburg, Ger-
many, and Otto Gurlitt, Altona, Ger-
many, as children of the deceased
author. R 44667, Apr. 7, 1936. 520
Wait for the summer time; w H. R.
Atteridge, m W. F. Peters. © Har-
old Richard Atteridge, Lynbrook,
L. I, N. Y., as author of. w, and
Wm. Frederick Peters, Englewood,
N. J., aS author of m. R 44534, Apr.
18, 19386. 521
Waiting for Santa; primary song, w
Belle Case Harrington. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44174, Mar. 31, 1936. 522
Water sprites; waltz, EF’. H. Losey;
orch. .© Addah M. Losey, Erie, Pa.,
as widow. R 44718, Apr. 24, 1936.
523
We come today; Christmas song, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44141, Mar. 31, 1936.
524
We love the name of Christmas; song,
w Belle Case Harrington. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of m: R 44180, Mar. 31, 1936.
25
We're nearing the city. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44402, Apr. 6, 1936. 526
We will all do our best. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of
m. R 44894, Apr. 6, 1936. 527
We would find the little Baby; pri-
mary song, w Belle Case Harring-
ton. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as author of m. R 44177, Mar.
31, 19386. 528
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Welcome, pretty primrose; by Ciro the deceased author. R 44273, Apr.
Pinsuti, arr.; 2-pt. women’s cho. © 1, 1936. 539
James C. Warhurst, Philadelphia, as
author of arrangement. R 44260,
Apr. 2, 1936, 529
Welcome the King; Christmas song,
w James Rowe. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as author of m.
R 44132, Mar. 31, 1986. 530
What gift shall I bring; duet, w Belle
Case Harrington; sop. and alto. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
author of m. R 44175, Mar. 31,
1936. 531
What has that man Harrigan done;
w Ballard Macdonald, m James W.
Tate. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Berkeley, Calif., as widow of the
author of w. R 44458, Apr. 10, 1936.
532
What’s the use of moonlight, when
there’s no one round to love; w and
m G. Kahn and Grace LeBoy. ©
Gus Kahn, Hollywood, Calif., as
one of the authors. R 44248, Apr.
6, 1936. Doo
What shall I do for my Saviour; w
arr., m Fred A. Fillmore. © Laura
Fillmore, Cincinnati, as widow of
the author of m. R 44574, Apr. 16,
1936. 534
When hop scotch Mary took her first
Scotch high ball; w A. S. Brown, m
N. D. Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown,
Philadelphia, as author of w, and
Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as au-
thor of m. R 44102, Mar. 28, 1936.
5385
When the roses bloom again; w Annie
Stevens Perkins, m Stephen Adams,
arr. George F. Wilson; school cho.
© Jennie Wilson Rickards, Wake-
field, Mass., as executrix of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 44253, Apr.
2, 19386. 536
When you love a certain girl, and
you’re certain she loves you; w E.
Ray Goetz, m Lou. A. Hirsch. ©
Laurence J. Hirsch, New York, as
executor of the author of m. R
44083, Mar. 28, 19386. 537
Where is He; Christmas song, w E.
E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 44126.
Mar. 31, 1936. 538
While shepherds watched; Christmas
anthem, m E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of
Whiter than snow; w M. EB. Dunham,
m Fred A. Fillmore. © Laura Fill-
more, Cincinnati, as widow of the
author of m. R 44569, Apr. 16, 1986.
540
Who is Sylvia [and] It was a lover
and, his lass; 2 Shakesperian songs.
© Erie Coates, London, as author
of m. R 44579, Apr. 21, 19386. 541
Wide awakes; Christmas song, w Liz-
zie De Armond. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44144, Mar. 31, 1936. 542
Widor (Ch. M.) Nocturne; transcrip-
tion; pf. © Isidore Phillipp, Paris,
as author of transcription. R 44748,
Apr. 23, 1936. 543
Wiegenlied; op. 8, no. 1; mezzo-sop.
© Max Fiedler, Berlin-Tempelhof,
Germany, as author of m. R 44696,
Feb. 26, 1986. 544
Wind (The) among the reeds; two
poems W. B. Yeats, set to m Charles
Martin Loeffler. © Elise Fay Loef-
fler, Medfield, Mass., as widow of the
author of m. R 44621, Apr. 13, 1986.
545
Wind (The) of love; song, from King
of Cadonia, w Adrian Ross; in H
flat. © Sidney Jones, Kew Gardens,
England, as author of m. R 44556,
Apr. 17, 1936. 546
Woman (The) and the man; voc. duet,
from King of Cadonia, w Adrian
Ross. © Sidney Jones, Kew Gar-
dens, England, as author of m. R
44551, Apr. 17, 1936. 547
Wondrously beautiful story. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 44403, Apr. 6, 1936.
548
World (The) children for Jesus; song.
© Margaret Coote Brown, Buffalo,
as author. R 44116, Mar. 28, 1936.
549
Worship the King; anthem, w Robert
Grant. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as author of m. R 44073,
Mar. 28, 1936. 550
Worship the Lord: response, w J. S.
B. Monsell. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as author of m. R 44072,
Mar. 28, 1936. 551
Ye banks and braes; trio, arr. from
old Scottish airs; female or treble
voices. © Granville Bantock, Chal-
font St. Peter, Buckinghamshire,
084
RENEWALS
no. 4, 1936
England, as author. R 44385, Apr.
6, 1936. 552
Yet there is room; song. © Charles
M. Fillmore, Indianapolis, as au-
thor. R 44575, Apr. 16, 1986. 553
You can learn the hootchie-kootchie
for a dollar and thirty cents; w
Henry S. Creamer, m Ford T. Dab-
ney. © L. Creamer, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R
44234, Mar. 31, 1936. 554
You’re just the one I’ve waited for;
from That girl o’ mine, w and m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as widow. R 44100,
Mar. 28, 1986. 555
558
You will have to sing an Irish song,
where the little shamrock grows;
song, m Albert Von Tilzer. © Jack
Norworth, New York, as author of
w. R 44237, Apr. 2, 1936. 556
Your lips say no, but your eyes say
yes; from The mimic world, song, w
Edward Madden. © Ben M. Jerome,
Brightwaters, L. I., N. Y., as author
of m. R 44239, Apr. 6, 1936. DDT
Ypsilanti; w Arthur Davenport, m H.
G. Pelissier. © Dan _ Everard,
Worthing, Sussex, England, as exec-
utor of the author of m. R 44218,
Apr. 6, 1936. 508
585
12863-15517
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CATALOG
OF
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 38
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
a’
1986
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 5
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1936
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that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Notrep py Users or THis CATALoG
HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a”, “an’’, or “the’’, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a group-
ing at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by
an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms
(Johannes); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Flotow (Friedrich von); Godard (Ben-
jamin Louis Paul); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel
(Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Liszt (Franz); Mascagni (Pietro) ;
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix) ;
Moszkowski (Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Raff
(Joseph Joachim); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) ;
Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Strauss (Richard) ;
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Finf studien”, “12 études
élémentaires”, ete., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz”, “dance”, “march”,
“allegro”, “praeludium”, “nocturne”, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude”, “study”,
“fantasia”, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name
of the composer, are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference
from the titles, and search should be made only under the names of the composers.
(11)
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reading “w” and ‘“m” (signifying “words by’, ‘“‘music by’’) are to be under-
stood as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless
otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
abrogated, and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E’’, Class E, Musi-
cal compositions; ‘“‘D’’, Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘A’, Class A,
Books containing music; “©” implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; “© 1c.” stands for copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of
the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
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must be for the complete calendar year, is $3, payable in advance, to the Super-
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of the various parts of the Catalog are now as follows:
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te CEE EVOUNC AS 2 aya ge cee sa a 2. 00
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(111)
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what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
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and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Norice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, insofar as any copyright
articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are
not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other gov-
ernmental lbrary in the District of Columbia, such books or articles
may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such
claimant prior to December 31, 1936.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps
are available for return.
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must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will ©
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi-vill of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vu-—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-v1i of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii—vill of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1982), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6:
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vil—viil ‘of no. 9:
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vill-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xlli—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3:
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 ), pages v-1x of no. 3s) amCuayOls, Ly
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vli
of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 28 (1928), pages vi—vil of no. 7
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3:
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vil—vill of nos. 5-6 ;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
(V)
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Sa i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NoTre.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A la bien aimée; waltz, Eduard Schiitt,
op. 59, no. 2, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf.
© May 19, 1936; E pub. 55287; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 12863
Abide with me; anthem, w H. F. Lyte,
m 8S. Ward-Casey ; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © May 7, 1936; E for.
44311; Banks & son, York, England.
12864
sacred song, W. H. Monk, arr.
Max Hirschfeld. © May 27, 1936;
E pub. 55482; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 12865
Above the clouds; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125314; Vincent Juan Torres, New
York. 12866
Accent on the South; by Wilson Broms;
pf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123930; John Wilson Broms, Port-
land, Or. 12867
Acciani (T.) Melodia; march canzone,
musica T. Acciani. © Dec. 1, 1985;
E pub. 51983; A. Crescenzi,
York. 12868
Accordion harmony; by Pietro Deiro.
© Apr. 15, 1936; E pub: 55182; O.
Pagani & bro., New York. 12869
Accordion tango; by Howard Marlin;
pf. accordion. © May 20, 1936; E
pub. 55274; Roma music ¢co., Cleve-
land. 12870
Aching for you; fox-trot song, melody
A. Voccia and Ben Adelman. © 1c.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125293; Aniello
Voccia, Providence. 12871
Aching (An) heart; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125089;
Fred Rudisill, Charlotte, N. C.
12872
Actions speak plainer than words; fox
trot, w and melody. ©1c. May 26,
1936; E unp. 125318; Hal Birkland,
Hardin, Mont. 12873
Addis Ababa italiana ; marcia military,
w Vincenzo Alongi, and melody. ©
1c May 6, 1936; E unp. 124002;
Michael Paul Alongi, Chicago.
12874
New
Adios, mi amiga; w and melody. ©1
ce. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124362; Fred-
erick Kenneth Diver, Swissvale, Pa.
12875
Adventures of Simple Simon; by 80
Adams, songs 8S. Gary Weston and
Larry P. Nelson. ©1c. May 2, 1936;
D 39073; Adolph Abramson and Paul
Magill, Philadelphia. 12875*
A-foolin’ me; w Jesse Henzley; pf. ©
1 @ May 26, 1986; E unp. 125239;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12876
Africa; letra D’Armo, melodia Sergio
D’Karlo. © 1c. May 20, 1986; E
unp. 124813; Frank Gill, New York.
12877
rapsodia coloniale, Adriano Lu-
aldi; oreh. Partitura. © Apr. 7,
1936; E for. 44140; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 12878
African rhapsody; song. © 1c. May
13, 1986; E unp. 125016; John F.
Benkelman, Detroit. 12879
After long years; song. © 1c. Apr.
21, 1986; E unp. 123886; Leonora L.
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 12880
After to-night ; waltz song. ©1c. May
7, 19386; E unp. 124091; Elizabeth
Moreno, New Orleans. 12881
Afterglow; fox-trot, Al Stillman, Buck
Ram and Phil Levant, arr. Ned Free-
man; orch. pts., with male trio arr.
© May 27, 1936; E pub. 55473; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 12882
— w and m Al Stillman, Buck Ram
and Phil Levant; with guit. arr. ©
May 19, 1936; E pub. 55302; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
12883.
Afterthoughts; w Del Courtney and
Kaye Herman, melody Kaye Her-
man. © 1c. May 9, 1986; E unp.
124219; Herman Krinsky, Oakland,
Calif. 12884
Ab Mr. Cupid; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c@ May 7, 19386; E unp. 124082;
Mildred Smith, Arrington, Kan.
12885
587.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12886
pt. IIT, n. s., v.31
Ain’t it funny; w and melody. ©1ec.
May 4, 19386; E unp. 123824; Cyril
Murgatroyd, Calgary, Alta., Canada.
12886
Alamode if you please; w and m. ©
1 ¢, May 29, 1936; E unp. 125472;
Elula Jane Randle, Jackson, Mich.
12887
Alexandra the great; musical comedy,
melodies P. Stackpole. © 1 c. May
14, 1986; D 389087; Hugh Hawley
and Paul Stackpole, New York.
' 12887*
All alone; fox-trot, m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. May 2,
1936; EH unp. 123723; Anna Dahlin,
Walker, Ariz. 12888
All alone in a world of my own; song,
m Alma Monsees. © 1 ¢. May 11,
1936;" BE unp. °125196"— Clenn'y 1.
Owen, San Francisco. 12889:
All dressed. up and no place to go;
w Edward Heyman, m Oscar Le-
vant; with arr. for guit., etc ©
May 25, 1986; E pub. 553851; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 12890
All dressed up with no place to go; w
and melody. © 1c. May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124470; Nicholas L. J. Di
Rocco, Corona, N. Y. 12891
All hail, bright spring; French w Mar-
quis de Ségur, English version
Miriam Chase, m Gabriel Pierné, ed.
H. Clough-Leighter; sop. 1, 2 cho.
© Mar. 28, 1936; E pub. 55419; E.
C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
12892
All hail to Texas; w James Blair Har-
ris and M. I. Scales, m Mrs. J.
Melrose Scales ; two pt. cho. © Apr.
3, 19386; E pub. 55253; Mattie I.
Scales, Dallas. 12893
All I ever do is dream of you; song,
w Dorothy Jane Bratton. © May
23, 1986; E pub. 55404; Juel A.
Burkhardt, Springfield, O. 12894
All I know is what I read in the
papers; pf. with w. ©1e. May 9,
1936; E unp. 124207; Hendrex
Thomas Payne, Yuma, Ariz. 12895
All is forgiven; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124181; Zilda T. Talbot,
Worcester, Mass. 12896
All my inspiration gone; song. ©1e.
May 23, 1986; E unp. 125039; Edith
Dugat Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
12897
All of a sudden; w G. M. Raphael, m
P. Scheiner. © 1c. May 27, 1936;
EK eounp. 1253638; Paul Scheiner and
Gail M. Raphael, New York. 12898
All the cards in the deck aren’t played
yet; w Ruth Margaret Hanson Mat-
teson, m Laura Gundry Morris. ©
1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125194;
Ruth M. H. Matteson, Duluth.
12899
All through the years; song. © 1.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123814; Ted
Pardue, St. Louis. 12900
Alla luna; versi Lina Schwarz, m _
Giulio Cesare Brero. © Apr. 7,
1986; E for. 44151; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 12901
Allegheny Mountain sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1c. May 6, 1936;
E unp. 124034; Leonard C. Storch,
McKeesport, Pa. 12902
Allegiance; song, w Geneva Robinson.
© Apr. 21, 1986; BH pub. 55369;
Mathilde R. Arnold, Lakota, N. D.
12903
Allegro moderato in G minor; by Wil-
liam Neill; organ. © May 6, 1936;
E for. 44827; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 12904.
Alma mammy; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124782; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 12905
Alone, alone with God; song, arr. Mar-
garet MacRae. © 1 ec. May 19,
1986; HE unp. 124774; Curtis Wil-
liams, New York. 12906
Along came you; w and melody. ©
1c May 12, 1986; E unp. 124845;
Ruth Elizabeth Hagerty, Bridge-
port, Conn. 12907
Alten (Die); text Sandor Wedres,
deutsch B. Szabolesi, m Zoltan Ko-
daly; gem. chor, ohne begl. Parti-
tur. © Feb. 3, 19386; E for. 44340;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
12908
Alter tanz; by Margarethe Hartwigk-
Engelken; pf. © 1c. May 27, 1936;
E unp. 125352; Margarethe HEngel-
ken, Elmhurst, N. Y. 12909
Always in your memory; song. © 1
ce. May 12, 19386; E unp. 124370;
Charlie Rhodum Pritchett, Thomas-
ton, Ga. 12910
Always remember blue skies; fox-trot
song. ©1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125180; David Griffith, Klamath
Falls, Or. 12911
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Always say good morning with a smile
on your face; w and melody. © 1
ce. May 1, 19386; E unp. 128711; Saul
Brilliant, New York. 12912
Always spring; fox trot, w Clarence
J. Pearson, m Vic Flores; with uku-
lele arr. © Jan. 27, 1936; E pub.
538575; West coast music pub. co.,
San Francisco. 12913.
Always with you; tango song, English
w Larry Yoell, Italian lyrics adapted
A. Prestia. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55225; Nerino Turchet, Oakland,
Calif. 12914
Am I ail to blame; w Helen Ball, and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936; E
unp. 123983; Goldie F. Logan, Glen-
side, Pa. 12915
Am I seeing things; w Jack Born-
kessel, and melody. © 1. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124952; Jay Elwood
Smith, Rochester, N. Y. 12916
Amandine; one step marin, paroles
René Lecourt, m Louis Raspini et
Georges Ghestem. © Dee. 31, 1935;
E for. 44395; C. Joubert et cie.,
Paris. 12917
orch. ptes. © Dec. 31,
1935; E for. 44394; C. Joubert et
—__—_—_—. ____
cie., Paris. 12918
America; grand march, Edwin Franko
Goldman; band pts. © Apr. 20,
1936; E pub. 55020; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 12919
America the beautiful; w Katherine
Lee Bates; mixed voices. © Apr.
4, 1986; E pub. 55053; LeRoy C.
Hinkle, Bringhurst, Ind. 12920)
Amiens sings; w William Shakespeare,
m Owen Wister; low voice. © May
1, 1986; E pub. 55249; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12921
Amor (L’) di patria; pf. con versi.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 122852;
Anthony Vallillo, Newark, N. J.
12922)
An der schonen griinen Narenta; Nar-
enta-valse, Karl Komzak, op. 227,
arr. J. P. Ehmig; harmoniemusik,
stimmen. © Oct. 30, 1935; E for.
44354; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 12923
And that same one will miss him some-
how; fox-trot song, m Ernest Dein-
inger. ©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124819; Michael O’Malley, Overland,
Mo. 12924
12937
Andalucia; from the Spanish suite,
Ernesto Lecuona, transcribed for
violin and pf. Gregory Stone, ed. and
fingered David Grunes. © May 1,
1986; E pub. 54988; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
12925
Andante Arabic; pf. conductor se. ©
t cc. May 2, 1986; © unp. 123740;
Thomas Calrow Carver, Milwaukee.
12926
Angelos (The) of Kappa delta; songs
of Kappa delta, w and m various
authors. © Apr. 7, 1936; A 94470;
Kappa delta sorority, Washington.
12927
Angel’s serenade; by G. Braga, ed. and
arr. Hugo Frey; pf. © Nov. 28,
1934; E pub. 55414; Robbins music
corp., New York. 12928
Annapolis (An) lullaby; w Robert
Garland, m Gustav Klemm; sop. 1,
2, and alto. © May 7, 1936; E pub.
55325; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
12929
Annen-polka; v. Johann Strauss, op.
117, arr. Rich. Atzler; orch. stim-
men. © Nov. 6, 1935; E for. 44355;
Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
12930
Annie Rooney; arr. Harlin bros.; Ha-
walian guit., in diagram, with w;
in G. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 55283);
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 129381
Another night; w Frank Rudolph; pf.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124689;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12932
Another summer memory; waltz, w
and melody. © 1 c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124957; Joseph James Vig-
liotti, New Haven. 129383
Answer (The) to the question in my
heart; w and m Oliver Campos; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Apr. 5, 1936;
E pub. 55129; Stasny-Lang, inc.,
New York. 129384
Any peace of mind; w Edwin Camp-
bell, and melody. © 1 ¢ May 25,
1936; EH unp. 125109; Lew Teller,
Miami, Fla. 12935
Apple blossom time; song. © Apr.
30, 1936; E pub. 55050; Lester L.
Sargent, Washington. 12936
Arabesque valsante; by Mischa Le-
vitzki, op. 6, arr. Quinto Maganini;
orch. pts. © Apr. 17, 1936; E pub.
55161; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12937
089
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12938
Are you winking silver moon; song, .
w M. J. O'Connell. © 1c. May 20,
1936; E unp. 124817; M. J. O'Connell
and Kathleen Schaeffer, Garfield
Heights, O. 12938
Arizona state; song, w Lyda W. Hoyer
and Jack Harelson. © Dee. 139,
1985; E pub. 54911; Carl G. Hoyer,
Tempe, Ariz. 12939
Arkansas; w and melody. ©1c. May
13, 1986; E unp. 124873; William W.
Shepherd, Little Rock, Ark. 12940
Armita; w and m John De Paul, arr.
Willis Conolly; Spanish guit., dia-
gram arr. © Apr. 6, 1986; E pub.
55098; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 12941
Army (The) is ready; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1986; E unp. 125038;
Thomas Francis Barry, Hoboken,
N. J. 12942
Arrepentido; tango, arr. F. Jimenez;
pf., con texto. ©1c. May 15, 19386;
E unp. 124633; Adalberto Quijano,
New York. 12943.
Art for art’s sake; song. ©1c. May
7, 1986; E unp. 124064; John F.
Benkelman, Detroit. 12944
Art (The) of muscular and finger con-
trol for the piano accordion; by
Frank Gaviani. © Apr. 15, 1936;
E pub. 55188; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 12945.
Artist’s festival; overture, Henri
Weber, arr. H. W. Glenn; full band
pts. © May 1, 1986; E pub. 55195;
Belwin, inc., New York. 12946
As I sail home to you; song. ©1e.
May 6, 1986; E unp. 124000; Greg
Francis Price, Brooklyn. 12947
As in a dream; w and m Max Rich
and Everett Alexander, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with guit. arr. © Apr.
30, 1986; E pub. 55025; Luz bros.
music publishers, New York. 12948
As is; w and m Lou May. ©1e.
Apr. 21, 1986; E unp, 123982; Louisa
Mae Wynn, Jonesville, Va. 12949)
As long as I have you; w and melody.
© 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp. 123684;
Frances Drummond Paige, Portland,
Or. . 12950
As long as I live; w and melody. ©
1 e. May 12, 1986; E unp. 1243825;
Orval L. Kiser, Flint, Mich. 12951
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
As long as you’re mine; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 138, 1986; E unp.
124382; Frank Bland, Paterson.
12952
Asbrand (Karin Sundelof) Five short
plays with music, for the tiny tots.
© Apr. 2, 1986; A $4061; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. 12953
Ascoltando; fox-trot melodico, m and
arr. Giuseppe Zucchini; small jazz
orch. pts. © Jan. 1, 1986; E for.
44137; Mario Aromando, Milan.
12954
Ask me why I sing; w and melody.
©1c. May 28, 1986; E unp. 125428;
Fritz Nadler and G. K. Moss, Cleve-
land. 12955
Ask the moon; reverie, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1986; E
pub. 55452; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 12956
At ev’ning’s end; pf., with w. ©1l1e.
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124517; Wm.
Edwin McGraw, E. Liverpool, O.
12957
At the cabaret; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c. May 18, 1986; E unp. 124626;
Haven Adolph Johnson, New York.
12958
At the zoo; 10: animal pictures, Louise
Christine Rebe; pf. May 19,
1986; E pub. 55267; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 12959
Atlantic City is the place for me; w
and melody. © 1c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125105; Haines Jamison,
Upper Darby, Pa. 12960
Atlantic City is the place to be; w
and melody. © 1c. May 27, 1936;
EH unp. 1253864; Herman Moses, At-
lantie City. 12961
Atlantic City moonlight; w E. Par-
lette, m B. Griggs. © 1 ce. May 4,
1936; E unp. 123777; Betty Griggs
and Hileen Parlette, Atlantic City.
12962
Atlantic City the only one; song, w
Basile Ponzio. © 1c. May 21, 1986;
E unp. 125386; Vincent Ponzio, At-
lantic City. 12963
Au revoir, but not good-bye; w and
m J. G. Gilbert; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © May 5, 19386; E for.
44268; Jos. Geo. Gilbert, Itd., Lon-
don, 12964
Aubade-pastorale; flute and pf. ©
1 ec. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123719;
Sigurd Frederiksen, Lancaster, Calif.
12965
590
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Auld lang syne; fantasie, Walter B.
Rogers; B flat cornet or bar.; pf.
ace. © Apr. 13, 1986; E pub. 55190;
Ernest S. Williams, Brooklyn.
12966
Autumn fields; w Helen R. Gutmann,
and melody. ©1c. May 27, 1986; E
unp. 125358; Louise Cooper Spindle,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 12967
Autumn leaves; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© May 8, 1986; E pub. 55111; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 12968
Autumn memories; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ May 22, 1936; E unp. 124944;
Inez Scrimgeour, Winchester, N. H.
12969
Auxiliary march; arr. Carl Beck; pf.
© 1c. May 9, 1986; E unp. 124211;
Walter Tucker, Sioux City, Ia.
12970
Baal-t’filo; recitatives for cantor, w
Hebrew prayers, m S. Weisser (Pil-
derwasser). © May 23, 1936; E pub.
55468; Samuel J. Weisser, Brooklyn.
12971
Baby at the zoo; fox trot, w Darrell
Ware, m Wm. Ortmann, arr. Harry
L. Alford ; brass band pts. © May 4,
1936 ; EF pub. 55008 ; Hubert J. Braun,
Chicago. 12972
Baby lamb; song. ©1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125322; Guy Wendell Burns,
New York. 129738
Baby (The) that should have been
mine; w Laura Baker; pf. ©1..
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124690; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12974
Baby, why didn’t you play fair; w
Marian F. Powell, and melody. © 1
c. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123673 ; Craw-
ford Nelms, jr., Jacksonville, Fla.
12975,
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Das ist je
gewisslich wahr; transcribed Mary
Howe; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Oct. 24,
1935; E for. 44196; Oxford univ.
press, London. 12976
Fugue; organ fugue no. 7, trans-
scribed Norah Drewett de Kresz; pf.
© Feb. 20, 1936; E for. 44191; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 12977
Jesus, Jesus, Thou art mine; tr.
from the German, V. Karapetoff, m
arr. Alexander Aslanoff; sop. 1, 2
and alto cho.; pf. or organ acc. ©
12990
May 6, 1936; E pub. 55363 ; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12978
Jesus, jewel of my faith; w tr.
from the German, V. Karapetoff, m
arr. Alexander Aslanoff; sop. 1, 2
and alto cho.; pf. or organ ace. ©
May 6, 1986; E pub. 55364; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12979
—- Prelude in C major and Prelude in
C minor; from Twelve little pre-
ludes, 2d pf. pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff,
selected and ed. Stella Nahum and
Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe. © Apr. 27,
1986; E pub. 54969; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 12980
Schafe kodnnen sicher weiden;
transcribed and ed. Mary Howe; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Oct. 24, 1985; H
for. 44195; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 12981
Back home with mother again; w L.
Lebonte, m W. J. Finley. © 1 «
May 2, 1936; E unp. 1238382; Law-
rence Lebonte, West Willington,
Conn., and William James Finley,
Rockville, Conn. 12982
Back Indiana way; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124986; Julia
Kennedy, Dana, Ind. 12983
Back to Algiers; song, m arr. Dorothy
Vernon. ©1c. May 13, 1936; E unp.
124385; Frederick Bond, New York.
12984
Back to Dakota; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125298; Theodore Ims,
Scobey, Mont. 12985
Bagatelles; sketches, James Lyon, op.
92, nos. 7-9; pf. bk. 3. © Apr. 15,
1986; E for. 44231; Cary & co., Lon-.
don. 12986
Bagpipers (The); by Hazel Volkart;
pf. © May 19, 1986; E pub. 55265;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine, New
York. 12987
Bail (Grace Shattuck) Five little love
songs. © Apr. 30, 1936; E pub.
55002 ; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 12988
Balfe (Michael William) Bohemian
girl; selection, arr. Paul Yoder; full
band pts. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
503882; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
12989
Bali-bolero; w and melody. © 1 e.
May 2, 1986; E unp. 123790; Roger
Edens, Hollywood, Calif. 12990
O91
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12991
Ball an bord; operette, Richard Kess-
ler, geSangstexte Bruno Balz, m
Walter Bromme. Klavierauszug,
Otto Lindemann. © Mar. 18, 1936;
E for. 44336; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 12991
Ballerina (La); by Irene Rodgers; pf.
© May 6, 1936; E pub. 55358 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12992
Ballet (The) dancer; petite valse
joyeuse, Arthur L. Brown, op. 102;
pf. © May 8, 1986; E pub. 55150;
B. F. Wood music ¢o., Boston.
12993.
Ballet (The) of my dreams; w A. Cas-
nelli, melody W. Paris. © 1 ¢. May
20, 1986; E unp. 124815; Walter
Paris and Arnold Casneili, Coving-
ton, Ky. 12994
Band’s (The) gone crazy, playin’ the
main street stomp; w and melody
Karl Streuber. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
EK unp. 124161; Charles D. (Karl)
Streuber, Burbank, Calif. 12995
Bang bang man; w and melody. © 1
e. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124512;
Joseph Emanuel, Brooklyn. 12996
Banish the shadows of doubt; w and
m Hlisie Anna Haskell; pf. © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123898; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
12997
Barbeau (Marius) Six bergerettes du
bas Canada; chansons recueillies M.
Barbeau, English tr. Elaine Ross, arr.
pour la scene avee acc. de hautbois,
alto, violoncelle et harpe, Ernest
MacMillan. Partition et ptes. ©
July 18, 1935; E for. 44198; Oxford
univ. press, London. 12998
Barkarola mitosci; stowa Andrzeja
Wiasta, m J. Petersburskiego. ©
Feb. 27, 1986; E for. 44281; L. Idzi-
kowski, Warsaw, Poland. 12999
tango, stowa Andrzeja Wiasta, m
J. Petersburskiego, arr. I. Wesby;
ork. strony. © Feb. 27, 1936; E for.
44282; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw, Po-
land. 13000
Barndomsminder; song, m Orriet Har-
pester and H. W. Monson. [Swedish
text] Y©O¢eApr:: Aa n1oeses + Epub:
Les Oscar O. Odegaard, Pekin,
N. 13001
ane (The) trio; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 8,
19386; E unp. 124182; Henry Zelsman,
Chicago. 13002
pt. mM, n. s., v. 31
Barrell (The) organ; fox-trot, Fred
Scher, arr. Sascha Chwat; orch. pts.
© Mar. 25, 1936; E for. 44880; Hdi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
13003
Be glad O ye righteous; festive anthem,
w from the Bible, m O. Sherwin Mar-
shail; mixed cho.; organ acc. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 44164; Banks &
son, York, England. 18004
Beatin’ ’round the bush; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 125216;
Marjorie Davenport, Shelbourne
Falls, Mass. 13005
Beau soir; English w Alberto Silvio,
m Claude Debussy. © May 27, 19386;
E pub. 55478; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 13006
Beautiful dawn of love; w and melody.
©1c. May 13, 1936; EB unp. 124394;
Helen A. Murray, New York. 138007
Beautiful dreamer, awaken to love; w
and melody. © 1c. May 1, 1986; HB
unp. 123717; William Roberts, Wau-
pun, Wis. 18008
Beautiful (The) enchantress; overture,
new arr. and alterations Geo. Rosen-
krans; symphonic band pts. © Apr.
25, 1936; E pub. 55009; F. C. Menges,
Cleveland. 13009
Beautiful golden circle of love; w
Blanche Violia Cain; pf. © 1.¢
May 5, 1986; E -unp. 128861; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13010
Beautiful lady in gray; song. ©1e.
May 8, 1986; E unp. 124123; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
13011
Beautiful melody; w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 12, 1986; H unp. 124379;
Vera Palmer, Portland, Or. 13012
Beautiful moon; w Julia French; pf.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125256;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13013
Beautiful Niagara; w Finck McKinley ;
pf. © 1 « May 26, 1986; HE) unp.
125267; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13014
Beautiful (A) night; song, melody
Carrol Webster. © 1 c. May 239,
1936; E unp. 125492; Edward KE.
Peck, Los Angeles. 18015
Beautiful tropic skies; w and melody.
©1c. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124821;
Vera Palmer, Portland, Or. 13016
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
13043
Beautiful visions of memory; song. ©
1 ec. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124889;
Ralph Ellsworth Hinman, Washing-
ton. 13017
Beautiful white hands across the table ;
w Annie Silling; pf. © 1c. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124636; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 138018
Because: w and m Lane Dorn. ©1c.
May 19, 1936; E unp. 124762; Jeanne
Kelly, Upper Darby, Pa. 13019
Because I adore you; song. © 1 ¢.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125142; Erma
B. Watson, Canton, N. Y. 13020
Because I love you, my dear; waltz, w
Chas. V. Stevenson, and melody. ©
1 cc. May 9, 1986; E unp. 124267;
Clifford Samuel Gibbons, Noblesville,
Ind. 13021
Because of you; w and melody. ©1e.
May 7, 1986; E unp. 124089; Mar-
garet Adams Ware, Shawnee, OKI.
13022)
Because you have gone; song, m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. © 1c. May 12,
1986; E unp. 124868; LeRoy Lake
Redman, Los Angeles. 13023.
Because you sang; w Eva Taylor Bai-
ley; pf. ©1c May 26, 1936; E unp.
125240; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13024
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Bagatelle;
op. 119, no. 1, 2d pf. pt. Reuven V.
Kosakoff, selected and ed. Stella Na-
hum and Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe.
© Apr. 27, 1936; E pub. 54963; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 13025
Before Gabriel blows his horn; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1.
May 28, 1986; E unp. 125419; Robt.
EK. Lee Yokum, Kirby, Wy. 13026
Before I knew it; song. ©1¢. May
9, 1936; E unp. 124220; Ben Wyn-
gard, and Bernie Weitzner, Pater-
son. 13027
Before the sun goes down; song. ©
iG vay 99,1936; HE. unp. 124200 >
Myna Butler, Juneau, Alaska.
13028
Before we’re through; foxtrot, Julian
Front and Stan. Ferszko, arr. S.
Ferszko; orch. pts. © Mar. 25, 1936;
EK for. 44391; Hditions Fermata,
Warsaw, Poland. 13029
Begging for love from you; valse song.
©1¢. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125127:
Nora H. Matthews, Waynesburg, O.
13030
Beginners waltz;
note and diagram
arr. ©1c. May 22, 19386; E unp.
124984; Max S. Rogers, Youngs-
town, O. 13031
Bei ziirtlicher musik da kann man
herrlich triumen; tango, text Klaus
S. Richter, m Gerhard Mohr. ©
June 5, 19385; E for. 44833; Dreik-
lang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 13032
Believe it or not beloved; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124841; Joe Capraro, Hot Springs,
Ark. 13083
Believe me, if all those’ enduring
young charms; arr. Marvin Hatley;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. May
18, 1986; E unp. 124748; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 138034
Belong to me; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124084; Mel
Peterson, San Francisco. 13035
Beneath a cross of white; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124987;
Marjorie Bowers, Lake Park, Minn.
130386
Beneath the Stars and Stripes in old
Manhattan; w Clayton George
Gage; pf. ©1c. May 26, 1936; BE
unp. 125241; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13037
Benedictus es, Domine; set to m John
Holler; mixed voices; organ acc.;
in B flat. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
55085; H. W. Gray co., New York.
13038
Berceuse; by Armas Jirnefelt, arr.
Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19,
1936; E pub. 55298; Hdward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
13039
Besame; cancion romanza, letra M. M.
Ramirez. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124750; Jorge Huberto Santoni,
New York. 13040
Best (The) dressed man in the town;
w Howard Brown, melody Larry
Monk. © 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp.
125418; M. Lawrence Monk, West
Homestead, Pa. 13041
Betty May; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 5, 19386; E unp. 123957; A. W.
Kelly, Winfield, Mo. 13042
Beyond; song, w EH. Risley, jr., and
F. A. Lavey. © 1c. May 15, 1936;
E unp. 124543; Frederick Adolph
Lavey, Manchester, Conn. 13048
093,
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13044
Beyond the rainbow; by Leroy Shield ;
pf. © May 8, 1936; E pub. 55113;
Robbins music corp., New York.
13044
Beyond the shadow of a doubt; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; BE
unp. 123896; Frank Von Luehrte,
Cincinnati. 13045
Big (The) drum major; march, H. P.
Hopkins; pf. trio, six hands. ©
May 26, 1986; E pub. 55486; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
13046
Bimba mia; song, m Egidio Morra. ©
1 c May 1, 1936; E unp. 1238706;
Antonio Manuppelli, Brooklyn.
13047
Bird (The) of Arabia; w Helen Ban-
tock, m Granville Bantock. © Apr.
22, 1936; E for. 44161; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 13048
Bizet (Georges) Carmen; aragonaise,
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19,
1936; E pub. 55295; Hdward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
13049
Toreador song; from Carmen,
arr. Charles J. Roberts; with pf.
aces. 1. Violin or oboe.—2. Cello.—
3. Flute—4. B flat clarinet.—5. E
flat saxophone, alto or bar—6. B
flat cornet, trumpet, or B flat saxo-
phone.—7. Trombone or bar.
May 11, 1936; E pub. 55332-55338 ;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
13050-13056
Black-eyed Susans; song. © 1 ¢. May
23, 1936; E unp. 125040; Edith Du-
gat Brown, Kansas City, Mo. 13057
Black night; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
» May 12, 1986; E unp. 1243863; Fred-
erick Kenneth Diver, Swissvale, Pa.
13058
Blame it on the moon; song, melody
George Robert Moss. © 1c. May 18,
1986; E unp. 124672; John Walter
Engelke, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
13059
Bless your heart honey, bless your
heart; waltz, w Wm. Winston and
Lu Earl, melody Lu Earl. © 1 «¢.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123762; Win-
ston Narramore, Broadacre, O.
18060:
Blow, trumpets, blow; w Thomas Cur-
tis Clark, m Will James; male voices.
© May 18, 1936; E pub. 55817; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 13061
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Blue bonnet girl; w and m Glenn Spen-
cer; with arr. for guit., ete. © May
1, 1986; E pub. 55026; Cross &
Winge, inc., Portland, Or. 13062
Blue (A) bonnet welcome; w and mol-
ody HE. H. Mims, arr. George C. Orum.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1986; E unp. 123892;
Evelyn Hornsby Mims, Ft. Worth.
13063
Blue enchanted moon; w and melody.
© 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp. 124659;
Mary Louise Hock and Jack Allan,
Detroit. 13064
Blue eyed gal; fox-trot, w and m Mrs.
R. M. Davenport. © 1 ¢. May 25,
1986; FE unp. 125124; Lillian Daven-
port, Lyons, Kan. 13065
Blue eyes of Erin ; song, m arr. Dorothy
Vernon. ©1c. May 13, 1936; E unp.
124386; Frederick Bond, New York.
13066
Blue lagoon march; by Willis Conolly ;
Spanish guit., in.diagram. © Apr.
6, 1936; E pub. 55094; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 13067
Blue moon roll along; w and melody.
©l1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125489;
Lucien Gigueri, Lewiston, Me.
13068
Blue prairie; w Vern (Tim) Spencer
and Bob Nolan; with guit. arr. ©
May 8, 1986; E pub. 55065; Cross &
Winge, inc., Portland, Or. 13069
Blue skies of Utah; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp. 124080;
Esta Singleton, Springville, Utah.
13070
Blue song; w and melody. © 1c. May
14, 1986; E unp. 125326; Jeff Booker,
Northville, Mich. 13071
Blue waves, sing your lullaby; w and
melody. ©1e. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124827; Thord Magnus Ryden, New
York. 18072
Bold robbers; characteristic, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55451; Century music pub.
co., New York. 13073
Bolles on parade; arr. F. Pierce
Drohan; pf. with w. ©1c. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 123754; Marian Frank-
lin Powell, Jacksonville, Fla.
13074
Bong went the gong; w and melody.
© 1c May 4, 1936; E unp. 123782;
Edgar Moose, Fox, OKI. 138075
094
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
13104
Boom, boom goes my heart; song, mel-
ody Frank Vallone. © 1c. May 7,
19386; E unp. 124078; Edward J.
Nulty, New York. 13076
Born to despair; w and m Bill Barry
and Jean Herbert; with guit. arr.
© Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55061; Mills
music, ine., New York. 13077
Bouquet from my garden of memories;
song, w Anne Armistead. ©1c¢. May
5, 19386; E unp. 123967; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 13078
Brahms (Johannes) Cradle song; op.
49, no. 4, arr. Calvin Grooms. 1.
Pf.—2. Violin and pf. © Apr. 30,
1986; E pub. 54977, 54978; Century
music pub. co., New York.
13079, 13080
Sapphic ode; arr. James R.
Duane; mixed voices. © Apr. 22,
1936; E pub. 55054; Elkan-Vogel co.,
inc., Philadelphia. 13081
Branded; w Lois Lee; pf. ©1c. May
11, 1986; E unp. 124292; Ida Whit-
ney Waite, Pasadena. 13082
Breakers; w and melody. ©1c. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125455; Kathryne
Stovall, Oklahoma City. 13083
Breezes of autumn; w and m Mary
Pauline Vogler; pf. © 1c. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124683; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13084
Breezes (The) tell me so; w C. Adams,
m T. Frederiksen. © 1 ¢. Mar. 23,
1986; E unp. 124242; Cassandra
Adams and Torvald Frederiksen, Los
Angeles. 13085
Bridgebuilders ; song, w John M. Mor-
rison. © May 138, 1936; E for. 44353 ;
George M. Fraser, London. 13086
Bright eyes; rhythmic intermezzo,
Sydney Baynes; pf. Apr. 15,
1986; E for. 44227; Victoria music
pub. co., Itd., London. 13087
Bright lights; melody. © 1c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 124487; Theodore
Melyan, Newark, N. J. 13088
Bright (The) Mohawk Valley; arr.;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with
words; in A. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
pub. 554382; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 13089
Bring back the days of my childhood;
w Leo Bohall; pf. © 1c. May 5,
1986; E unp. 123862; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13090
Broadcaster songs; foxtrot bk. no. 6.
C) Apr. 14, 19386; E pub. 55398;
Charles M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
13091
waltzes. bk. 5. © Apr. 13, 1936;
E pub. 55132; Charles M. Berry,
Inglewood, Calif. 13092
Broadway I’ve got my eyes on you; w
and m Carol Claybaugh; pf. ©1e.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124684; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13093
Broadway of Manhattan; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp.:
124744; Morris Goldring, Brooklyn.
13094
Broken melody; w and m Saks Simon-
son. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125378; Harry Christian Simonson,
Grand Junction, Col. 13095
Broomsticks on parade; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp.
124988; Charlotte Brucks, Washing-
ton. 13096
Brother Brodie and his violin; song.
© 1c. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124827;
Jasper Thomas, New York. 13097
Brother do we feel great when we feel
lousy; w and melody. © 1 c. May
2, 19386; E unp. 123747; Wanda
Nash, Runnemede, N. J. 13098
Buffone; fox-trot, m and arr. Giu-
Seppe Zucchini; small jazz orch. pts.
© Jan. 1, 1936; E for. 44136; Mario
Aromando, Milan. 13099
Bug (The) ; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 125148; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 13100
Build me a cottage; w Elsa Ferris;
pf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123863; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13101
Burgmiiller (Fréd.) 25 leichte instruk-
tive etiiden ; op. 100, rev. Oswin Kel-
ler; pf. © May 18, '1936; E for.
44401; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
Zig. 13102
Burning dreams; w Meyer Kanisx, m
C. Cohen and Meyer Kanin. ©1..
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124496; Charles
Cohen, New York. 13103
Burnt fingers; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124783; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 138104
599
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13105
Bury me out on the prairie; arr. Har-
lin bros.; Hawaiian guit., in dia-
gram, with w; in C. © Dec. 2,
1935; E pub. 55277; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 13105
But definitely; from Poor little rich
girl, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with guit. arr. ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55210; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 13106
By the brook; sérénade champétre, R.
de Boisdeffre, op. 52, arr. Max
Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19, 19386; E
. pub. 55286; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 13107
By the light of the moon I saw you;
w and m Lucy Belle Stephens, arr.
Eva Ellen Miller. © 1 ©¢ May 18,
1936; E unp. 124669; Lucy Stephens,
McAllen, Tex. 13108
By the old rock garden with you; w
and m W. Boshart; pf. ©1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 123852; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13109
C’est ce qui fait son charme; paroles
Paul Misraki, m Ray Ventura. ©
Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 44361; Ray Ven-
tura & cie., Paris. 13110)
Cabin of my dreams; w Roma Royce;
pf. © 1e¢ May 18, 1986; E unp.
124691 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13111
Cabin on the shore; fox-trot song, mel-
ody D. Crawford and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124193;
Dorothy Crawford, North Wey-
mouth, Mass. 13112
California I’m longing for you; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 1986; EH
unp. 125197; Jackson Garner Sha-
dle, Los Angeles. 13113
California moon; fox-trot song. © 1
c. May 25, 19386; EH unp. 125139;
Charles Baddeley, Oakland, Calif.
13114
California skies; w and m Irene Kea-
bles Lange; pf. © 1 ¢@ May 18,
19386; E unp. 124685; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13115
Call (A) to pray; hymn, m Robert
Harkness. © Mar. 14, 1936; E pub.
54276; Nancy Hearn Griffin, Pasa-
dena. 13116
Calling for you; song. © 1 ¢. May'5,
19386; E unp. 123838; Edwarde Scott
Salecto, Philadelphia. 13117
pt. MII, n.s., v. 31
Caminitos; paso-doble; orch. pts. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 44347; Mariano
Yanguas, Madrid. 13118
Camino de Campiel; jota aragonesa.
© 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp. 124881;
Emilio de Torre, New York. 13119
Campiello (Der) ; musikalisches lusts-
piel, text Mario Ghisalberti, nach
dem gleichnamigen lustspiel Carlo
Goldoni, deutsche uebersetzung, Er-
manno Wolf-Ferrari u. Fr. X. Fried],
m u. klavierauszug E. Wolf-Ferrari.
© Apr. 29, 1986; D 39076; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 13119*
Campiello (Il); di Ermanno Wolf-
Ferrari, fantasia sul 1. atto, ridu-
zione Franco del Maglio; piccola
orch. pti. © Apr. 23, 1986; E for.
44143; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
13120
——fantasia sul 2. atto, ridu-
zione Franco del Maglio; piccola
orch. pti. © Apr. 29, 1936; E for.
44144 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
13121
Can I be wrong; w and m Al Vann and
Edw. Adolphe; with arr. for guit.,
ete., and additional cho. for pf. ac-
cordion. © May 2, 1936: E pub.
55010; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 13122
Can it be love; w D. G. Mason, and
melody. © 1c. May 29, 1936; B
unp. 125488; Donald G. Mason and
Robert W. Gauck, Chicago. 18123
Can it be true; melody. © 1 <@. May
8, 1986; E unp. 124121; Ernest J.
Stramiello, New York. 13124
— w and melody. ©1e. May 20,
19386; E unp. 124840; Joe Capraro,
Hot Springs, Ark. 18125
Can this be love; w Herbert Baker and
Larry Guran, melody Bobby John-
son. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125375; John Santucci, New York.
13126
Can’t get enough of the summer sun;
w Henrietta Gilden, and melody. ©
1c. May 4, 1986;.-E. unp. 123763;
Joseph Kruger, New York. 13127
Canterbury fair; w James Dyren-
forth, m Kenneth Leslie-Smith;
orchestral acc. to the voice; in F.
Pts., with pf. conductor. © Apr. 17,
1986; E for. 44212; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 13128
Captain Honey; w and melody. © 1
c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123985; Cur-
tis B. Dall, New York. 13129
596
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Captain Jim; march, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55454; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 131380
Captured; w and melody Dan Wood-
ward. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
123998; Dan H. Woodward, jr., At-
lanta. 13131
Caraguefa gentil; valse, letra y melo-
dia. © 1c. May 12, 1936; E unp.
125069 ; Manuel Briceno, New York.
131382
Caribeana (La); melody. ©1c. May
22, 1986; E unp. 124912; Martin
Belfore, Lindenhurst, L. I., N. Y.
13133
Carnival march; by Dessie Trusler
Northup; pf. © May 3, 1986; EB
pub. 55136; Northup pub. c0., De-
troit. 13134
Carry me back to old Virginny; song,
James Bland, arr. Fred Busswood ;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram.
© Apr. 4, 1936; E pub. 55077; Mack-
lin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa. 1381385
Cast aside; pf., with w. © 1c. May
1, 1986; E unp. 123696; Howard
Kemble Stokes, Allenhurst, N. J.
13136
Caton; walzer aus der oper Casanova,
deutscher text B. Szarlitt, paroles
italiane T. Leliwa, muzyka: Ludomir
Rozycki, op. 47. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E for.. 44278; Gebethner & Wolff,
Warsaw, Poland. 13137
Cavalcade; melody. © 1c. May 2,
1936 ; E unp. 123739; Raymond Mat-
thew Hills, New York. 131388
Centennial; w Lila Beatrice Krone;
pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
1252382; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13139
Centennial call; w Gordon Laverne;
pf. © 1c May 18, 1936; E unp.
124692; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13140
Centennial mass; in honor of the Ven-
erable Antonio Margil, liturgical w,
m William J. Marsh; unison cho.;
organ acc. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54962; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
13141
Champagne de amor; bolero, letra Luis
de Soto; con acordes de guit. ©
Mar. 20, 19386; E for. 44265; Graciela
Parraga, Havana. 13142
75026—36——2
13155
Changeable you; w and melody. © 1
ce. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125078; Joe
Capraro, Hot Springs, Ark. 13143
Chantons encore; a 2d coll. of French
songs, compiled Walter Percival and
Leonard Glaiser Newton; unison
voices, and class-singing in 2, 3. or 4
pts.; with sol-fa versions. © Apr.
3, 1936; E for. 44229; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 13144
Charity begins at home; w and melody
Roy Newell and Kendall Burgess. ©
1c May 29, 1936; E unp. 125449;
Superior music, inc., New York.
13145
Charming lady; song, w F. J. Klei-
backer, jr. © 1c May 7, 1936; EB
unp. 124092); Joseph Elson, Chicago.
13146
Charms in my arms; w Agnes Sikorra;
pf. © 1«¢ May 18, 1936; E unp.
124693; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13147
Chce przy tobie by¢é; tango, stowa: J.
Hulimka i J. Lipski, m: Jan Hulim-
ka. © Apr. 9, 1936; E for. 44378;
Editions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
13148
Check your oil; w and melody. ©1c.
May 1, 1936; E unp. 123745; Phil
Harris Fahrney, Hollywood, Calif.
13149
Cheer boys cheer; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 123425; Charles Francis
Gilroy, Myrtle Point, Or. 13150
Cherry blossom time; song. © Apr.
29, 1936; E pub. 55029; Lester L.
Sargent, Washington. 13151
Cherry stones; w and m Erika Schu-
mann. © Feb. 20, 1986; E for.
44173; Bosworth & co., ltd., London.
13152
Cherry tree; w Dorothy White Hart,
and melody. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E
unp. 125359; Louise Cooper Spindle,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 13153
Chief Okanogan, how-wah-wah-wah ;
w Mrs. Francis Wright and D. HE.
Richardson, and melody. ©1c. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125110; De Soto E.
Richardson, Azwell, Wash. 13154
Childhood means home and mother;
song. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
_ 124264; Cora Green Frank, Jackson,
Mich. 13155
O97
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13156
Children’s (The) thanksgiving; w S.
Fisher, m James Maynard Grover ;
unison voices. © Mar. 27, 1986; HE
for. 44208; Augener, Itd., London.
13156
Child’s (A) story; w Julia Mary No-
lan; pf. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124694; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13157
Chitiqua; w and m Harriett M. Vince,
arr. Burrell Van Buren; pf. ©1e.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124941; Margie
Vinee, Columbus, O. 13158
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
butterfly etude, op. 25, no. 9, arr.
Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19,
1986; E pub. 55294; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
13159
Sunset; w and adaptation of m
C. R. Gorrell. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124166; Charles Ray Gorrell,
Toledo. 13160
Chord waltz; by Fred Busswood; Ha-
Walian guit., in note and diagram.
© Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 55081; Mack-
lin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa. 13161
Christ’ is risen; hymn, ©) Mar) 17,
19386; E pub. 55413; Herbert Wright-
son, Wilmette, Il. aga (SAU 09924
Christ (The) of Galilee; pageant serv-
ice program for Children’s day, and
special program Elsie Dunean Yale,
m J. Lincoln Hall. © May 7, 1936;
E pub. 55307; Hall-Mack ¢o., Phila-
delphia. 13163
Christmas is here; song and dance, w
and m H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May
26, 1936; E pub. 55438; Century
music pub. co., New York. 13164
Christopher Columbus; rhythm cock-
tail, Leon Berry, arr. Larry Clinton ;
orch. pts. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
04912; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
13165
Circus clowns; by Maxwell Eckstein ;
pf. © May 19, 1936; E pub. 55262;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New
York. 13166
Circus (The) on review; by Maxwell
Eckstein; pf. © May 19, 1986; E
pub. 55263; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 13167
City (The) of our God; w Frank
Mason North, m Stanley R. Avery;
mixed voices. © Mar. 17, 1936; E
pub. 55316; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 13168
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Clarendon (The) song books; for boys
with changing voices, new and origi-
nal arrangements of old tunes, ed. W.
Norman Mellalieu, W. Gillies Whit-
taker and Herbert Wiseman. bk. 1
and 2. 1. Pf. ed.—2. Staff ed—3.
Sol-fa ed.: © Jan. 2, 1936; E for.
44184, 44185; Oxford univ, press,
London. 13169, 18170
Clayton’s grand march; by Charles D.
Blake, op. 100, arr. Calvin Grooms;
pf. © Apr. 30, 1936; E pub. 54976;
Century music pub. co., New York.
13171
Climbing a ladder of roses, to our
dream-house in the sky; song, m
Ruby Seely-Gervais. © 1 ce May 22,
1936: E unp. 124930; Nellie M. Seely,
Portland, Or. 13172
Close dem eyes, my darlin’; song, m
Billy Holiday. © 1c. May 16, 1986;
E unp. 124575; Albert Bryce Morgan,
Tamaqua, Pa. 18173
Close in your arms; w and melody
Andy O’Connor. © 1 ¢ May 29,
1936; E unp. 125452; Andrew R.
O’Connor, Roslindale, Mass. 13174
Close your eyes; song. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124906; George Herbert
Nevin, Summit, N. J. 13075
Clouds; fox-trot, m Arthur J. Thibo-
deau; pf., with w. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125151; Roy W. Swan-
son, Minneapolis. 13176
Co znacza wielkie stowa .. .; tango,
stowa Zenona Friedwalda, muzyka
Franka i Gerta. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E for. 44275; Gebethner & Wolff,
Warsaw, Poland. 13177
arr. J. Gert; ork, strony.
© Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 44274; Ge-
bethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
13178
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo; w Don Myers; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 123908 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13179
Coke (A), a joke and you; song. ©1
ec. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124422;
Laura Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia,
Mo. 13180
College songs; arr. Thornton W. Allen;
with and without words. Folio A.
© Apr. 4, 1936; E pub. 54992 ; Thorn-
ton W. Allen co., New York. 13181
Colonial gayeties; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© May 8, 1936; E: pub. 55114; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 13182
098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Colonial march; by Fred T. Busswood ;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram.
© Apr. 25, 19386; E pub. 55082;
Macklin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa.
13183
Come and bring your sweeties to the
old barn dance; w and melody. ©1
c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 124442; Hen-
rietta Sophia Littell, Biloxi, Miss.
13184
Come and dance with me; song. ©1e.
May 28, 1936; E unp. 125416; Flor-
ence Powers Newman, St. Peters-
burg, Fla. 13185
Come back to me; pf., with w. ©1c.
Apr. 16, 19386; E unp. 123668; Vivian
Kagan, Chicago. 138186
Come home to my heart; song, m Ger-
trude Martin Rohrer. ©1c. May 4,
1936; E unp. 123794; Henriette
Sayre Miller, Sewickley, Pa. 13187
Come on Texas; song. © May 21,
1986; E pub. 55847; Patti Morriss
Anderson, Olney, Tex. 13188
Come to me darling; waltz, w George
Smith and H. Eschenbach, and mel-
ody; in C. © 1c May 26, 1936; E
unp. 125227; Harry Eschenbach,
New York. 13189
Comparing you with nature; w Mary
Brady; pf. ©1c. May 18, 1936; EH
unp. 124695; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13190
Con amore Senorita; w Jane Austin, m
Winnifred Mallinson. © Apr. 27,
1936; Ei pub. 54955; Lillian Winni-
fred Allard, Lowell. 13191
Concerto for violoncello and orchestra ;
by Arnold Schoenberg, after a con-
certo for cembalo Georg Matthias
Monn. Ed. for violoncello and pf.,
reduction A. Schoenberg. © May 1,
1986; E pub. 55242; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13192
Concerto grosso; D dur, trompete u.
orch., Sigfrid Walther Miiller, op. 50;
klavier-auszug, vom komponisten.
© Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44325; Ernst
Hulenburg, Leipzig. 13193,
Coney Isle; song, melody Jack Schat-
enstein. © 1 ¢. May 12, 1936; B
unp. 1243844; Charles L. Seitz, Sa-
pulpa, Okl. 13194
Confederate (A) soldier’s story; song,
melody Marion Lucile Bryan. © 1
ce. May 14, 1936; E unp. 124492;
Lucile Bryan, Brainerd, Minn.
138195
13209
Confession; song, w Leslie C. Kitsel-
mann. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
124303; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
13196
Confusion in my heart; w Jack Ire-
land, m Jack Ireland and Frank
Conway. © 1c. May 15, 1936; E
unp. 124544; John C. Spragge, Buf-
falo. 13197
Construction (The) and writing of
Simple melodies; by Reginald Hunt.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Apr. 15,
1986; E for. 44211; Boosey & Go.,
Itd., London. 13198
Coquette; by Allan Grant; pf. © May
4, 1986; E pub. 55139; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 13199
Cordobesita; paso-doble; orch. ptes.
© Apr. 10, 1936; E for. 44348; Mari-
ano Yanguas, Madrid. 13200
Coronado; grande valse de concert, L.
B. Ewen; pf. Rev. ed. Carl Wilhelm
Kern. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub.
55030; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 13201
Corosal; pf. © 1 ¢ May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125223; Nell Hwing Watson,
Carmel, Calif, 13202
Corrido de Rail Galvan; letra y m
José del Valle; pf. © 1c. May 7,
1936; E unp. 124086; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 13203
Corrido del General Cardenas; letra y
m José del Valle; pf. ©1c. May 7,
1986; E unp. 124085; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 13204
Cossack revels; danse grotesque, Ivan
Tschakoff, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf.
© May 19, 1986; E pub. 55290;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 13205
Cottage (The) on the hill; w Hiram
Frederick Morson; pf. © 1c. May
26, 1986; E unp. 125247; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13206
Country gardens; coll, Cecil J. Sharp,
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19,
19386; E pub. 55296; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
13207
Cowboy; song, arr. Bob Nelson. ©
1 e. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124500;
Wes Cornell, Chicago. 13208
Coz winne serce me; tango, stowa:
Jerry, m: Oskar Mekler, arr. A.
Welts; orch. strony. © Apr. 9,
1986; E for. 44377; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 13209
599
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13210
Cozy cabin by a stream; pf. treble,
with w; in B flat. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125180; Hazel Madge
Robinson, La Crescenta, Calif.
13210
Cradle moon; song. © 1 c. May 28,
1936; E unp. 125417; Sophia Costa,
Canton, O. 13201
Crasey jas; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. May 2, 1986; E unp.
123733 ; Frank Klitchko, Miami, Fla.
1S2"2
Creep moon; w Verlia May Harmon;
pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125254; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13213
Cross (The) of lilies; song. © 1 @
May 11, 1986; E unp. 124265; Cora
Green Frank, Jackson, Mich. 13214
Cross patch; w Tot Seymour, m Vee
Lawnhurst. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
55052; Famous music corp., New
York. 13215
Crossroad; w Lida Rose McCabe, and
melody. © 1c. May 27, 1986; E
unp. 125357; Louise Cooper Spindle,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 13216
Crying over you; song, w Benj. Jen-
nings. © 1c. May 14, 1986; E unp.
124481; Eli M. Cullen, Elmwood
Place, O. 13217
Cuban (A) folk-song; habanera, Ed-
uardo Sanchez de Fuentes, trans-
scribed Bryceson Treharne; pf. ©
May 26, 1986; E pub. 55488; Boston
music co., Boston. 13218
Cuckoo (The) ; by A. Arensky. op. 34,
no. 2, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. ©
May 19, 1986; E pub. 55303 ; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
13219)
Cuckoo song; waltz, G. Martin, arr.
Carl Vogt; violin and pf. © Apr.
30, 1936; E pub. 54974; Century
music pub. co., New York. 13220
Curious story; by Stephen Heller, op.
139, no. 9, 2d. pf. pt. Reuven V. Kosa-
koff, selected and ed. Stella Nahum
and Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe. © Apr.
27, 1936; E pub. 54966; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 1322"
Curtains of night; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1 c@ Apr. 7,
19886; E unp. 123301; Albert Au-
gustin Hemelberg, Billings, Mont.
13222
Cut (The) in; song, melody Felix Ber-
nard. © 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
pt. 1, n. S,iv/38h
124098; L. Wolfe Gilbert, Los Ange-
les. 138223
Czy pamietasz malenka kawiarenke?
tangzo, Stowa: T. Ortym; m=) We
Krupifski. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for.
44303 ; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
13224
Dallas bound; w and melody. ©1..
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124522; Fran-
ces Navratil, Dallas. 13225,
Dallas town; w Arza Hitt, melody
Horace Puckett. ©1c. May 7, 1986;
E unp. 124052; Horace Dayrl Puck-
ett, Mineral Wells, Tex. 13226
Dance and sing with a graceful swing;
song. Apr. 29, 1986; E pub.
54556; Anny de Raay, Forest Hills,
Babine we 13227
Dancer (The) ; by Melita Krieg; pf. ©
Mar. 23, 1986; E pub. 55319; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago, 13228.
Dancing butterflies; fox-trot, m Ar-
thur J. Thibodeau; pf., with w.
1 ¢@. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125152);
Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
13229
Dancing in the moonlight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124226;
Esther Chell, Cloquet, Minn. 18230
—w and melody. © 1 ¢. May 7,
1986; E unp. 124090; Wiliam Edgar
Spencer, Nashville. 13231
Dancing on the stars; song. ©1e.
May 16, 1986; E unp. 124581; L’Vida
Richelieu DeWey, West Albany,
Nowe: 13252"
Dancing (The) pair; song, arr. Harold.
Zweifil; orch. pts. © May 4, 1986;
E pub. 55008; Myron Glauber and
Dave Hoffman, Los Angeles. 18233.
Dancing the moonlight waltz; w James
Harry Young; pf. © 1c. May 18,
1986; E unp. 124696; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13234
Dancing with you; w Nellie Belle Wil-
liams; pf. © 1 ce. May 26, 1986; E
unp. 125228; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13285.
Danube (The) to the Severn; w Tenny-
son, m H. Procter-Gregg. © Apr.
15, 1936; E for. 44216; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 13236:
Daphnis; overture, G. E. Holmes; band.
pts. © May 15, 1986; E pub. 55378;
C. L. Barnhouse, inc., Oskaloosa, Ia.
13237
600
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Dark eyes and dark hair; song. ©
1 ec. May 11, 1986; E unp. 124290;
Genevieve 8S. Wood, Piedmont, Calif.
13238.
Darkness came with the sunrise; w
Harry A. Doner, and melody.
1 ce. May 16, 1986; E unp. 124573;
George Herbert Bourne, Los Ange-
les. 13239)
Darling, it’s you; w and m Bernice
Petkere; with guit. arr. © May 10,
1936; E pub. 55374; Mills music,
ine., New York. 132401
Darling Nellie Gray; arr.; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w; in D.
© Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 55426; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 13241
Darling will you marry me; w and m
Al Ethelred Blakeley; pf. treble. ©
1 ce. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124520;
Alfred E. Blake, New York. 18242
Day dreaming down the years; song,
w Helen M. Bowling. © 1 ¢. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124611; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 13243,
Days beyond recall; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1936; E
unp. 124977: John Ransel, Pt. Ar-
thur, Ont., Canada. 13244
Dear Aunt Julie: w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 18, 1986; E unp. 124679;
Meyer Ritter, Detroit. 13245:
Dear lady of my dreams; w and m
Walter J. Brunsman, arr. J. Alfred
Schehl; with arrs. for guit. and male
voices. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
55256; Merrell Schwarz music co.,
Cincinnati. 13246
Dear Lord (Oracion del rosario); w
D’Armo, m Sergio D’Karlo. © 1 e.
May 20, 1936; E unp. 124812; Frank
Gill, New York. 13247
Dear Mary Lane: pf., with w. ©1e.
May 9, 1936; E unp. 124209: Bettina
M. Franck, San Diego, Calif. 13248
Dear moon; fox-trot song. © 1c. May
4, 1986; E unp. 125210; Harriet
Blanche Thorpe, Greenville, Pa.
13249
Dear mother of mine; w and m Walter
Cornelius Firnhaber; pf. ©1c¢. May
26, 1986; E unp. 125269; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13250
Dear old dad; waltz, w and melody.
©1c. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124366;
Mary Burks Clubb, Frederickstown,
Mo. 13251
13266
Dear old high school; mixed voices.
© Apr. 13, 1936; E pub. 55206; How-
ard C. Hill, Baltimore. 13252
Dear old moon; w and melody. ©1e.
May 1, 1936; E unp. 123683; Joseph
A. Civilett, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 13253
Dear old New York; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 27, 1986; E unp. 1253865;
John M. Wilson, Quincy, Mass.
13254.
Dear old valley days: song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
May 9, 1986; E unp. 124227; Harry
B. De Kay, El Reno, Ok1. 13255
Dear, wert thou less than all the world
to me; w G. A. Hawkins-Ambler, m
Eleanor Everest Freer, op. 41, no. 7;
ten. © Apr. 16, 1936; E pub. 55048;
Music library of Chicago, Chicago.
13256
Dearest one; pf., with w. ©1c. May
1, 1936; E unp. 128694; Paul Bryant,
Benton, Ky. 138257
Deep (The) deep South; song. ©1c.
May 29, 1986; E unp. 125445; Au-
gusta Doan Freeman, Dallas. 13258
Deep river here I come love needs me
no more; song. ©1c. May 7, 1936;
E unp. 124075; Jasper Thomas, New
York. 13259
Degree in love: by Wilson Broms; pf.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123928;
John Wilson Broms, Portland, Or.
13260
Del hijo a la madre; cancion. ©1e.
May 20, 1936; E unp. 124847; Salva-
dor Gil Forte, New York. 13261
Delightful Dallas; song; with arr. for
guit., etc. © May 16, 1936: E pub.
55273; Harry Lewis, St. Louis.
13262
Depression blues; song, w Mrs. Robert
Wolf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123960; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Ange-
les. 13263
Description of my love; w Hubert Ber-
nard Gruber; pf. © 1 c¢. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124697; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13264
Desert moon: w Heber H. Clark, and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp.
123893; Blanch E. Pitt, San Diego,
Calif. 13265
—— w Werner Schulz: pf. ©1c. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124698; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13266
601
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13267
Deserted; w and melody. © 1c. May
29, 1936; E unp. 125473; Al Catenaro,
Uniontown, Pa. 13267
Desirée; w and melody. © 1 ¢ May
27, 1936; E unp. 125361; Rosalie B.
Fowler, Hingham, Mass. 13268
Despecho; cancion tango. © 1 c¢. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125084; Angel Diaz,
Burbank, Calif. 13269
Destruction (The) of Sennacherib; w
Lord Byron, m S. Ward-Casey ; male
voices. © May 7, 1936; E for. 44312;
Banks & son, York, England. 13270
Deuxiéme concertino; par Hug. Saeys,
op. 129; violon avec acc. de pf.- ©
Mar. 1, 1986; E for. 43676; A. Cranz,
Brussels. 13271
Deuxiéme concerto; par Karol Szyma-
nowski, op. 61, pte. de violon en col-
laboration avec Paul Kochanski ; vio-
lon et orch. Partition. © Dee. 20,
19384; E for. 44815; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 13272
Devil in my heart; song. © 1 c¢. May
19), 19363) BE unp.124i(Ge>) Diane
Greer, Detroit. 13273
Did I remember; from Suzy, w Har-
old Adamson, m Walter Donaldson;
with guit. arr. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55471; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 13274
Dinky little chinky lady; w and m
Pearl’ Clarks pr V@ratve May «5,
1936; E unp. 123853; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13275
Dirge (A) for Ryno; op. 22, no. 3; low
voice. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54972 ; John Laurence Seymour, Sac-
ramento, Calif. 13276
Disappointed in love; w Joseph T. Sew-
ell, and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr. 22,
1936; E unp. 123755; Katherine Mar-
tin, New York. SPAMS
Dixie; arr. Marvin Hatley; melody
with pf. acc. ©1c¢ May 7, 19386;
E unp. 124055; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 13278
arr. Oliver Hardy; melody with
pf. acc. ©1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124054; Robbins music corp., New
York. 13279
Dixie land; arr. Fred T. Busswood;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram.
© May 5, 1936; E pub. 55076; Mack-
lin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa. 138280
Dizzy fingers; by Zez Confrey, modern
transcription Louis Merkur; 2 pfs.,
pt. TE ns vol
4 hands. © Mar. 19, 19386; E pub.
59330 ; Mills music, inc., New York.
13281
Do you love me; w and melody. © 1
ce. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124331;
David Yellen, Brooklyn. 13282
Do you or don’t you love me; w Syd-
ney Nesbitt, melody Ed Smalle. ©
1c. May 16, 1986; E unp. 124604;
Popular melodies, inc., New York.
13283
Do you recall; song. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125102; Rose Grant,
Racine, Wis. 13284
Doctor bandage my heart; song, m
Walter Lee; with guit. arr. ©1«.
May 20, 1986; E unp. 124807; Lewis
Raymond Rickabaugh, Eugene, Or.
13285
Does love linger longer when I’m with
you; w and melody Nickie Caplen.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123854;
gaits Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13286
Dogwood time in Georgia; w B. B. Cas-
tell, m Elizabeth L. Hopson. ©1 ce.
Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 124405; B. B.
Castell and Elizabeth Hopson, At-
lanta. 13287
Dolce amata; pf. con versi. © Apr.
22, 1936; E pub. 55016; Pasquale No-
vara, New York. 13288
Dolce cuore; valzer, canzone. © Apr.
14, 1986; E pub. 54725; Fortunato
Fontana and Luigi Forgione, Brook-
lyn. 13289
Don’t be superstitious; w G. Otto, m
A. Otto. ©1c. May 6, 1986; E unp.
124008; Gene and Anne Otto, New
York. 138290
Don’t cha be too sure; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124624; George Kircher, Kawkawlin,
Mich. 13291
Don’t come crying to me; w Harold
Adamson, m Walter Donaldson. ©
1c. May 9, 19386; E unp. 124283;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 138292
Don’t forget those golden days; w
Richard James McGuire; pf. ©1c.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123867; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. _
138293
Don’t keep me in suspense, my dear; w
and melody. © 1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 124948; Mike Codian, Akron,
O. 13294
602
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Don’t measure man in his inches;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. May
19, 1986; E unp. 124756; Lillian Cox,
Greenwood, Miss. 13295
Don’t save your smiles; song; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 19, 1936; E for.
44256; Ted Fiorito, New York, Benny
Davis, Douglaston, L. I., N. Y., and
J. Fred Coots, Larchmont, N, Y.
13296
Don’t stop loving me; song. © 1 ¢.
May 12, 1986; E unp. 1243826; Jasper
Thomas, New York. 138297
Don’t tell me baby let me guess; w
and melody. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 125201; Warner Everyn
Walker, Hollywood, Calif. 13298
Don’t turn your back on me; song, sc.
Tim Brymn; pf. with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 17, 1985; E pub. 55055;
Clarence Williams music pub. ©Co.,
inc., New York. 13299)
Don’t wake me up, if this is a dream;
song. © 1c May 1, 1936; E unp.
123707 ; Harold E. Lucas and Helen
Harris, Miami, Fla. 138300
Don’t you feel that way; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124842; Harold Rand, Glen-
dora, Calif. 13301
Doubting ; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 28, 1986; E unp. 125397;
Bertha Read Fike, San Antonio.
13302
Down below the Rio; w and melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1936; E unp. 124515;
Gerard Taylor, Wilmette, Ill. 13303
Down by the garden wall; w and
melody. © 1c. May 26, 19386; E
unp. 1253820; Magdalene Martell,
Missoula, Mont. 13304
Down by the seashore; w Joe Wm.
Padjume; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124699 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 138305
Down in ol’ Virginia; w and m Frank
Fairfield. 1. Sop. and alto.—2. Sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Apr. 27, 1986; E
pub. 54958, 54959; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 13306, 13307
Down Texas way; song. © 1c. May
9, 1986; E unp 125369; Una Ve
Doose, Ballinger, Tex. 13308
Down the midland trail; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c May 15, 1936; E
unp. 124525; D. Ray Pauley,
Charleston, W. Va. 13309)
13323
Down where the West expands; w
and melody. © 1c. May 19, 19386;
E unp. 124760; Frances Helen
Marshall, Dallas. 13310
Dream boats; song. © 1 ce May 2,
1936 ; E unp, 123772; Blanche Louise
Curry, Denver. 13311
Dream girl; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124970;
Beatrice Coleman Dennis, Pineville,
La. 13312
Dream girl of Beta delta; w and m
Roy Phillip James; pf. © May 14,
1986; E pub. 55236; Beta delta soror-
ity, Shreveport, La. 13313
Dream madness; w and melody. © 1
c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125076; Joe
Capraro, Hot Springs, Ark. 18314
Dream of love; song. © 1 ec May 13,
1986; E unp. 124425; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo.
13315
Dream of Miami; waltz melody. ©
1c. May 22, 1986; E unp. 125035;
Jafar Devlet-Muraz, Miami, Fla.
138316
Dream queen; w B. G. Hazen, m E. E.
Perfect. © 1 ¢ May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124908; Billie Gladys Hazen,
Des Moines, and Ethel Esther Per-
fect, Sioux City, Ia. 13317
Dream ‘shadows; w Nick Kenny, mel-
ody Rod Kirby. © 1. May 13,
1986 ; HE unp. 124413; Roderick (Rod)
Kirby, New York. 13318
Dream sweet dreams for me; song.
© 1c, May 9, 1986; E unp. 124225;
Gladys Dooge, Detroit. 13319
Dream tears; w R. A. Gold, melody
D. Davis. © 1 ¢ May 18, 19386;
E unp. 124656; Ralph A. Gold and
David Davis, New York. 13320
Dream trees; w Sarah Grace; pf. ©
1 c. May 5, 1986; E unp. 123864;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13321
Dream waltz; waltz, w G. Germain,
and melody. © 1c. May 26, 19386;
E unp. 1253800; Thomas M. Hayes,
New York. 13322
Dreamin’ dreams; w Emerson Oelen,
melody Robert Wessman. © 1 ce.
May 29, 19386; E unp. 125477 ; Emer-
son Jay Oelen, Grand Rapids, Mich.
13323
603
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13324
pt. WI, n. s., v. 81
Dreaming; barearolle, w and m H. P. | Dreams that never come true; song,
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55446; Century music pub. Co.,
New York. 13324
Dreaming dreams of you; valse song.
© 1c. May 25, 1986; E yup. 125122;
Abbie Morey Van Aukeh, Choteau,
Mont. 13325
Dreaming of you; fox-trot song. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 125209;
Evelyn McNabb, Nashville. 13326
song. ©1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124125; Vivienne LaFerne Kellems,
Oceanside, Calif. 13327
Dreaming of you by the Rio Grande;
song, w Ray Davis. © 1c. May 18,
1936; EH" “unp. 124612. Joy thas!
McNeil, Los Angeles. 13328
Dreaming silver moon; w and melody.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123933;
Lee J. Nelson, Goshen, Utah. 13329
Dreaming sweetheart of you; valse
song. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125144; Julia V. Prouty, Spokane.
13330:
Dreaming that my dreams have all
come true; w F. K. Diver, melody
C. J. Herron. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124641; Frederick Kenneth
Diver, Swissvale, Pa. and Charles
' Joseph Herron, Coverdale, Pa.
13331
Dreamland in my heart; w Mattie
Jennings, m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
© 1c. May 2, 19386; E unp. 128724:
M. W. Jennings, Stevensville, Md.
13332
Dreams; song, melody Allen Taub. ©
ie, May’ 22,71936" ump, 124975 ;
Glen Inghram, Edson, 8. D. 13333
Dreams of you; pf. © 1c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 128752; Royal Marsh,
Boston. 138334
w and melody. ©1e. May 12,
1936; E unp. 124812; Vera Palmer,
Portland, Or. 13335
w Eva Esther Woods; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123904; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13336
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. May
9, 1986; E unp. 124268; Clifford
Samuel Gibbons, Noblesville, Ind.
13337
Dreams that never came true; w and
m Catherine Marie Lyons. © 1 c¢.
May 5, 19386; E unp. 123949; Marie
Lyons, Coshocton, O. 13338
melody Clarke P. Tate. ©1c. May
9, 19386; E unp. 124213; William T.
Brady, Memphis, Tenn. 13339
w L. Miller, melody H. Ludwig.
©1c. May 5, 19386; E unp. 123955;
Harry Ludwig and Lillian Miller,
Detroit. 13340
Dreamy isles; Ww and m Pam Busswood ;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram ;
in C. © May 2, 19386; E pub. 55078;
Macklin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa.
13341
Dreamy waltz; in note and diagram.
©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124985;
Max S. Rogers, Youngstown, O.
13342
melody. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E
unp. 124011; Elizabeth Ann Smith,
Canton, O. 13343
Drifting on the river of our dreams;
song. © 1c. May 2, 1986; E unp.
123771; Jack Ketai, Detroit. 13344
Drifting sands ; fox-trot, w and melody
Woody Frisino. © 1c. May 26,
1936; E unp. 125270; Warren
Frisino, Baltimore. 13345
Drifting with the tide; song. © Apr.
6, 1936; E for. 44206; Frederick Wil-
liam Mills, London. 13346
Driving cattle on the prairie; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124988;
R. G. Smith, Eldorado, Kan.
13347
Drowsy rhythm; adopted from Organ
grinder blues, w and m Clarence
Williams; pf. ©1c. May 19, 1986;
E unp. 124741; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
13348
Duo des fraises; de Pas de fumée sans
feu, paroles Eug. Destez-Blet et G.
Petel, m Marcelle Chadal. © Dee.
31, 1935; E for. 44858 ; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 13349
Dust (The) covered diary; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e¢. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124228;
Iva V. Baker, Three Rivers, Mich.
13350
Dust-i-est (The) dust bowl blues; song.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 124279;
Eric MacBride, Wichita. 13351
Dusty (The) miller; w Robert Burns,
m H. Procter-Gregg. © Apr. 15,
1936; E for. 44217; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 13352
604
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
13380
Dying (The) slave; song. © 1 ec.
May 5, 1936; E unp. 128997; Herbert
Leich, Evansville, Ind. 13353
Harly morning; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© May 8, 1936; E pub. 55115; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 13354
Harthly love ties are not broken; song,
w Mary Ellen, Everitt. © 1c. May
5, 1986; E unp. 123971; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 13355
East Indian dancer; by William O.
Munn; pf. © May 19, 1986; E pub.
55393; Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. 13356
Echo valley; pf., with w. © 1c. May
22, 1986; E unp. 124937; Mervin
Wesley Whitcomb, Belmont, Mass.
13357
Eleanor; waltz, w S. Adelman, and
melody. ©1c. May 8, 19386; E unp.
124199 ; Marguerite Quinby, Western
Springs, IIl. P 13358
Elegy; by Cesare Sodero; string orch.
sc. and pts. © May 7, 1936; E pub.
55105; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 13359 |
Emeline; song, arr. Burrell Van Bu-
ren. © Mar. 1, 1936; E pub. 54983;
Mildred G. Wheeler, Lewiston, Me.
138360)
Emergency sweetheart; w Victor Man-
ell; pf. ©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125234; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13361
Empty arms; w and melody. ©1«.
May 27, 1986; E unp. 125898; Ge-
neva Kelley Williams, Chicago.
13362
Enchantment; by Heinrich J. Tandler ;
pf. © May 11, 1936; E pub. 55254;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
13363.
Eph-iph skeph-skiph; swing song. ©
1 c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125447;
Chesley B. Briscoe, Philadelphia.
13364
Hres hermosa blanca paloma; letra y
m José Perches; pf. ©1 ce. May 23,
1936; E unp. 125023; Felipe V. Leal,
Los Angeles. 13365
Hsercizi preparatori; di Renzo Saba-
tini; alle corde doppie, per viola. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; E for, 44148; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 13366
Euphonia; march, J. H. Bell; band
pts. © May 15, 1936; E pub. 55376;
C. L. Barnhouse, inc., Oskaloosa, Ia.
13367
Hyvening in Seville; by Walter Nie-
mann, transcribed Gregory Stone; 2
pfs. © May 1, 1936; E pub. 54989;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 13368
Everglade rhythm; arr. Ben Garrison;
pf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123943; Harrison Godwin Smith,
Brooklyn. 13369
Every day I sit and dream; pf., with
w. © 1c. May 14, 1986; E ump.
124437; Jane Laird, Conshohocken,
Pa. 13370
Every day that goes by; w N. Menu-
tole, melody G. Ottavi. © 1c¢. May
6, 19386; E unp. 128990; Nicholas
Menutole and Guido Ottavi, Chelsea,
Mass. 13371
Every day will be Sunday by and by;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. May 22, 1986; EB
unp. 124989; Charles F. Bevington,
jee he CO) 13372
Everybody calls it swing; w and m
Country Washburne; with arr. for
guit. etc. © May 4, 1936; E pub.
54995; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 13373
Everybody’s calling you darling; waltz
song, melody A. De Feliche and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. May 15, 1936; E
unp. 124533; Anthony De Feliche,
Centerdale, R. I. 18374
Everybody sing; swing fox-trot, w B.
Nisen, m M. Davidson. © 1c. May
16, 1986; E unp. 124637; Milton
Davidson and Barney Nisen, Los
Angeles. 13375
Everybody swing it now; fox-trot, w
A. Casnelli, melody W. Paris. © 1
ce. May 20, 1936; E unp. 124816;
Walter Paris and Arnold Casnelli,
Covington, Ky. 13376
Everywhere is heaven where you are;
w and melody. ©1ec. May 14, 1936;
\ E unp. 124475; James Robert Dobbs,
Longview, Tex. 13377
Ev’ry time you’re near; song. ©1c.
May 8, 1986; E unp. 1241386; Charles
Kohl Dietsch, Green Bay, Wis.
13378
Excitation: by R. H. Bassett. ©1e.
May 8, 1986; E unp. 124115; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 13379
Exciting; w Myron C. Degnon, and
melody. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124773; Julia Strong Degnon, New
York. 13380
605
CATALOG OF
13381
Facts and figures; pf. treble. ©1e.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124951; Edgar
Melvin Sampson, New York. 13381
Faded (The) rose; w Gena Nelson; pf.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125246;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13382
Fain would I change that note; w
anon., m S. E. Lovatt; men’s voices.
© Apr. 22, 1936; E for. 44157; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 13383
Fair Texas; song, w Vera King. ©
May 15, 1986; E pub. 55270'; Freder-
ick King, San Antonio. 13384
Fairy bells; arr. R. Sloan and Warren
N. Dean; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
55461; Robert Sloan, Pottsville, Pa.
13385
Fairy-tale (The) parade; w D. S.
Sharp and Winifred Alice Sharp, and
melody. ©1c. May 21, 1936; E unp.
124883 ; David Stevenson Sharp, Dal-
more, Dunedin, N. Z. 13386
Fairy tales; w and melody. ©1..
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124926; Mar-
garet G. Jones, Indianapolis.
13387
Fairy (The) wish; dance, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55441; Century music pub.
co., New York. 13388
Faithful to you; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125295; Zerola Hartnett, Ta-
malea, Il. 13389
Fall is in the air; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. Texas centennial ed. © Apr.
29, 1986; E pub. 55230; Albertine
Robertson, Ennis, Tex. 13390
Falling out of love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 26, 19386; E unp. 125280;
Edwin J. Gdowski, Detroit. 13391
Far away; w G. M. Raphael, m P.
Scheiner. © 1c. May 28, 19386; E
unp. 125437; Paul Scheiner and Gail
M. Raphael, New York. 13392
Far in Hawaii; fox-trot song, melody
H. Dombrowski and Sam Adelman.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125306;
Henry Dombrowski, N. Tonawanda,
N. Y. 133938
Far o’er the bay; w W. G. Rothery, m
César Franck, arr. Bryceson Tre-
harne; sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. © Apr.
27, 1986; E pub. 55155; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13394
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Farewell malihini; Hawaiian farewell
song, w Wolfe Gilbert. © May 15,
1936; E pub. 55313; Nathaniel Shil-
kret, Los Angeles. 13395
Farewell to paradise; w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124814;
Vera Palmer, Portland, Or. 13396
Farmer-labor party song; w A. Her-
zog, jr.. m M. Agranov; pf. ©1e.
May 138, 1986; E unp. 124383; Mat-
thew Agranoyv and Arthur Herzog,
jr., New York. 13397
Fastie; by Leroy Shield; pf. © May
8, 1936; E pub. 55116 ; Robbins musie
corp., New York. 13398
Father Knickerbocker; w and m EHu-
genia Da Vinci. ©1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 125067; Ida Sicuro, Brooklyn.
13399
Father was a fighter; w and melody.
© 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp. 124068;
Harold G. Frost, Chicago. 13400
Fé, esperanza y caridad; himno es-
piritista. © 1c May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124849; Salvador Gil Forte,
New York. 13401
Feelin’ gay; w and melody. © 1.
May 2, 1936; E unp. 123788; George
Joseph Piton, Chicago. 13402
Fickle; w and melody. ©1c. May 7,
1936; E unp. 124107; Mel Peterson,
San Francisco. 13403
Find me the lady in blue; song, w
Charles Wohlwend. © 1 ec. May
18, 1986; E unp. 124618; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 138404
Fiordisole ; di Franco Vittadini, 1. fan-
tasia, arr. Iluminato Culotta ; piccola
orch. pti. © Apr. 23, 1936; E for.
44145; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
13405
2. fantasia, arr. Illuminato
Culotta; piccola orch. pti. © Apr.
29, 1936; E for. 44146; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 13406
First and last sweetheart; song. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 1238976;
Katherine Johnson Nelson, Houston.
13407
First (The) dancing lesson; w and
m M. L. Preston; pf. © May 6,
1986; E pub. 55361; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 13408
First (The) year in the orchestra; by
Edwina Palmer and Agnes Best;
violins and pf. pts. 1-3. © Oct.
17, 1985; E for. 44197; Oxford univ.
press, London. 13409
606
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
13438
Five little miracles ; song, melody Karl
Kaye. ©1c. May 21, 1936; E unp.
124884; Rose B. Vincent, Wichita,
Kan. 13410
Five (The) piece band; w and m Phil
Baxter. ©1c. May 14, 1986; E unp.
124482; Jenkins music co., Kansas
City, Mo. 13411
Flag of peace; w and melody. Rev.
© 1c. May 13, 1936; E unp. 124398;
John J. Schneider, Philadelphia.
13412
Flag song—vU. S. navy; song. ©1e.
May 138, 1986; E unp. 124419; Yngve
J. Nyvall, San Pedro, Calif. 13413
Flight of the ghosts; by Irene Rodgers ;
pf. © May 19, 19386; E pub. 55259;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine, New
York. 13414
Florida calls to you; w and m G.
Bert Moss. © May 14, 1936; E pub.
55257 ; G. Cuthbert Moss, Hilton Vil-
lage, Va. 13415
Florida moon; fox-trot, w and m J. G.
Gilbert; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© May 5, 1986; E for. 44267; Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, ltd., London. 13416
Flotow (Friedrich von) Martha; se-
lection, arr. Paul Yoder; full band
pts. © May 19, 1936; E pub. 55383;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 13417
Flower (A) fashion show; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123815; Mildred Brooks, Hollywood,
Calif. 13418
Follow the gleam; arr.; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w; in E.
© Dee, 2, 1935; E pub. 55429; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 13419
Foolin’ around; w J. Bolliger, m L.
McFalls. ©1c. May 9, 1936; E unp.
124276; Jerry Bolliger and Loyd Mc-
Falls, N. Little Rock, Ark. 13420:
For I’ve learned how to play the game;
song. © 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp.
125454; Marvin Edgar Putnam, Salt
Lake City. 13421
For mother; song. © 1 ¢. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125118: Meda Cole, Los
Angeles. 13422
For those who love; song, w Grace
Valentine. © 1c. May 21, 1936; E
unp. 124878; Harry W. Campbell,
Vineland, N. J. 13423
For you just you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 6, 1986; E unp. 124021;
Hazel Thies, Minneapolis. 13424
Foreign Legion bugle call march; by
Paul Van Loan. ©1c. May 8, 1936;
EK unp. 124114; Movietone music
corp., New York. 13425
Forever; w Ethel Walters and Kaye
Herman, melody Kaye Herman. ©
1 ce. May 29, 1986; E unp. 125461;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
13426
Forever in my heart; w Jennie Fran-
ces Kerop; pf. ©1c. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 123865; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13427
Forget to remember; w and m Carmen
De Mille; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
1, 1986; E pub. 55178; William Jules
Herbst, New Orleans. 13428
Forty precious winks; w Chris Birk;
pis © tl ¢ May 5, 193865 HE unp.
123866; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13429
Found, lost, wanted; song; with
ukulele arr.. © 1 c.. May 8, 19386;
EH ounp. 124122; William H. McCad-
don, Washington. 13430
Four little letters; w C. H. Koch, m
O. Johnson. © 1c. May 16, 1936;
E ounp. 124565; Carl Henry Koch
and Ole Johnson, Seattle. 1343.
Fox hunting round the fire; pf., with
We ©) ah eqn 1: 1936: E unp.
124412; Everett R. Currier, West-
port, Conn. 13432
Francis and Day’s concert parties
album; w and m Reg Low. no. 11.
© May 4, 1936; E for. 44205;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd:, London.
13483
Frank (Alan) March; pf. duet. ©
Jam, 2o.1956 7 Hy tor: "441809 : Oxford
univ. press, London. 13434
Franklin D. for you and me; march
fox trot song. © 1c. May 7, 1936;
E unp. 124100; Ben Handley, Blairs-
ville,. Pa. 13435
Franklin D. Roosevelt the first man
of the land; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp.
124753; Julius Handsel, Chicago.
13436
Frem paa marsch; text Else Printz,
m Elisabeth Tuxen; pf. © Apr. 28,
1936; E for. 44269; Skandinavisk og
Borups musikforlag, a. s., Copen-
hagen. 13487
Frettin’; song. ©1c. May 23, 1936; E
unp. 125026; Charles Huffman Cart-
wright, Houston. 13438
607
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13439
pt. Il, n..s.,. V3)
Friend to friend; song. © 1 c. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125484; Virginia
Folger, Chicago. 13439
Friendship Isle; song, melody Leon de
Costa. ©1ce May 12, 1936; E unp.
124343 ; William Bosch, Pella, Ia.
13440
Frog peepin’ time; w C. F. Berry, m
W. H.. Lewis. ©1c. May 12, 1936;
E unp. 124306 ; Clyde Franklin Berry
and Walter H. Lewis, Manchester,
N. H. 13441
Frolic (A) outdoors; caprice, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 19386;
E pub. 55448; Century music pub.
co., New York. 13442
From A to Z on the Spanish guitar;
text, compilation, arr., ete., John
Martell. © Apr. 24, 1936; E pub.
55172; Amsco. musie sales co., inc.
New York. 13443
Fuga (Sandro) Toccata; pf. © Apr.
20, 1986; E for. 44154; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 13444
Fugitive (A) from my dreams; w
Hazel Nolan Riker; pf. © 1c. Apr.
17, 19386; E unp. 123905; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13445
Fun and frolic; w and m Hrika Schu-
mann, © ..Keb., 200 1oa6— i tor.
44171; Bosworth & co., Itd., London.
13446
Gallivantin’ aroun’; song, from Show
boat, w Oscar Hammerstein, 2d. ©
1c. May 20, 1936; E unp. 124797;
Jerome Kern, Bronxville, N. Y.
13447
Gal-za-wal-zee; w Will Dorsey, and
melody. ©1c. May 25, 1986; E unp.
125183; Pauline Dagne, Pasadena.
13448
Gambrinus; paso-doble; pf. © 1 «
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125186; Jose
R. Ramirez, San Antonio. 13449
Game (The) of love; w and melody.
© 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124202;
T. P. Mitchell, Aiken, 8. C. 13450
Gardener (The) game; with music,
Carolyn Bowen; pf. © Apr. 27,
1936; E pub. 54950; Paul A. Schmitt
music co., Minneapolis. 13451
Gates and doors; ballad of Christmas
eve, w Joyce Kilmer. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124758; Rebecca Ger-
rard Ludlam, Los Angeles. 13452
Gay Broadway; w Margaret Rinhard,
and melody. © 1c. May 20, 1936;
E unp. 124830; Vera B. Stanley, New
York. 13453
Gems of Scotland; intro. Kathleen,
Annie Laurie, ete., caprice de con-
cert, Julie Rivé-King; pf. Rev. ed.
Carl Wilhelm Kern. © Dec. 28,
1935 ; E pub. 55084; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis. 13454
George Sand, die besiegte siegerin;
dramatische operette, Ernst Leenen.
Klavierauszug zum dirigieren ein-
gerichtet. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for.
44337; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 13455
Georgia pines; w and melody. ©1 ..
May 1, 1986: E unp. 123746; Phil
Harris Fahrney, Hollywood, Calif.
13456.
Get on your toes; w Helen Clark, and
melody. ©1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124097; Frank William Geiger,
Whitehouse Station, N. J. 13457
Ghost (The) of Piccolo Pete; w and m
Phil Baxter. ©1c. May 25, 1936; E
unp. 125097; Jenkins music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 13458
Giardino abbandonato; di Bruno Was-
sil; piccola orch. pti. © Apr. 20,
1936; E for. 44142; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 13459
Gin fizz; song. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
FE unp. 124667; Veronica Hoffmann,
Omaha. 13460
Ginny (The) shag; song. © Apr. 18,
1936; E pub. 54949; Jack Blue, New
York. 13461
Girasol; bolero; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123937;
Emilio de Torre, New York. 13462
Girl (The) I loved before; song, w
Mary Sceeles. © 1. May 20, 1986;
E unp. 125390; Herbert Talan, Provi-
dence. 13463
Girl of my heart; w and m Dessie
Trusler Northup; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © May 3, 1936; E pub.
55135; Northup pub. co., Detroit.
13464
Girl with Spanish shawl; melody, with
pf. acc. ©1ec. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124101; Florence G. Galajikian, May-
wood, Ill. 13465
Giuseppe, da barber; w Thomas A.
Daly, m Carl Oberbrunner; high
voice. © Apr. 16, 1936; E pub.
55166; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
13466
608
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Give me a break just for the sake of
that little mother of mine; song, w
Jimmy Moore. ©1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 125002; Eula F. Seal, Sara-
toga, Wy. 13467
Give me a ship and a song; song. ©
1 @ May 25, 1986; E unp. 123721;
Kay Kellogg, Los Angeles. 13468
Give me a song and a Singer ; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1c May 22,
1936; E unp. 124923; John J. Comer-
ford, Gurteen, Kilmanagb, Co. Kil-
kenny, Ireland. 13440
Give me a wide horizon; w and melody.
©l1ec May 12, 19386; E unp. 124341;
George R. Calder, New York. 13470
Give me the moon; waltz song. ©1c.
May 21, 1986; E unp. 124868; Paul
Woodrow Palmer, East Liverpool, O.
13471
Give me the words for my melody; w -
and melody Evelyn Pennie. © 1c.
May 6, 1986; E unp. 124026; Evelyn
Panikoff, New Haven. 138472
Glamorous night; selection, Ivor No-
vello, arr. Denis Wright; brass and
reed band pts. © Feb. 28, 1936; EH
for. 44224; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 13473
Gloria und der clown; operette, Julius
Horst, gesangstexte Rudolph Ber-
tram u. J. Horst, m Robert Stolz.
Volistandiger klavierauszug mit text
zum dirigieren eingerichtet. © June
26, 19385; E for. 44332; Doremi mu-
Sikverlag, a. g., Basel, Switzerland.
13474
_ Glorious day; w and melody. ©le.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123813; Clara
Lund, New York. 13475
God bless this union; w and melody.
©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp. 124833:
Armand Granger, Salix, Ia. 13476
God is not dead; hymn, arr. Ed. H.
Boyce. © 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125281; Alice Wyatt Rouse, New
York. 13477
God (The) who was tired; ritual with
m to accompany the play, arr.
Charles Dickenson. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1986; D 41728; Janet Williams
Gould, Corona, Calif. 13477*
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul)
Adagio pathétique; arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; pf. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
55288 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 13478
13492
Golden cafe; w Wilfred Lawrence
Imm; pf. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E
unp. 123906; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13479
Golden memories; w Betty Pace Sher-
wood; pf. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E
unp. 123907; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13480
—waltz song, arr. M. Rathje. ©
1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 123934;
Nathan H. Wood, Pasadena. 13481
Golden rod; waltz, H. P. Hopkins; pf.
trio, six hands. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55487; Century music pub.
co., New York. 13482
Goldene stunde; lyrisches intermezzo,
m u. arr. Reiny Roland; orch. stim-
men. © Mar. 28, 19386; E for.
44321; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 13483
Goliad; concert march, by Joe Berry-
man; band pts. © Apr. 16, 1936;
E: pub. 55044; Ellis B. Hall, Ama-
rillo,. Tex. 13484
Gona elope with a beautiful girl, gotta
catch a midnight train; song. ©1.
May 7, 1986; E unp. 124076; Jasper
Thomas, New York. 13485
Gondolo ptyh; tango wtoskie, stowa:
Jerry, m: Fred Scher. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 44291; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 13486
[and] Ta jedna noc... .;
tango, siowa: Olga Org, m: J. Peters-
burski; arr. W. Higer: salonowa
ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1935; EB
for. 44298; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 13487
Gone but not forgotten; w Lucille
Longman, and melody. © 1 c. May
2, 19386; E unp. 123735; M. Kenneth
Boss, Brooklyn. 13488
Good-night, ladies; arr. Harlin bros. ;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with w;
in D. © Dee. 2, 1985; E pub, 55282:
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 13489
Good-night my love good-night; song;
with ukulele arr. Tiadi Kitani. ©
1 ec. May 1, 1936; E unp. 1238742;
Edgar Emil Sundback, Bellingham,
Wash. 13490
Good-night, sweet dreams; waltz song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; BE unp. 123973;
Katherine Johnson Nelson, Houston.
13491
Goossens (Hugene) Four songs; w
Bettie F. Holmes. © Apr. 16, 1936;
E for. 44175; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 13492
609
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13493
pt. II, n.s., v.31
Gorgeous Nattie Green; song, melody
H. A. Struthers and Elwood Funk.
© 1c. May 8, 1986; EB unp. 124178;
Harold Alfred Struthers, Chicago.
13498
Gotta dance; melody Russ Vullo. ©
1c. May 6, 1986; E unp. 123988;
Russ Sam Vullo, Rochester, N. Y.
13494
Gotta date to call my darling; w Pat
Tort, m Tommy Fox. © 1 c. May
26, 19386; E unp. 125271; Thomas
Joseph Fox, Roseland, N. J. 18495
Graduation (The) waltz; w and m Al.
J. Neiburg, Marty Symes and Jerry
Levinson, pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry ; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © May 19,
1936; E pub. 55395; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 13496
(Jrand terrace rhythm; melody Fletch-
er Henderson. 1 c@ May 19,
1936; E unp. 124737; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 13497
Grand terrace swing; by Fernando
Arbelo; pf. © 1e¢. May 9, 1986; E
unp. 124214; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 13498
Grandma’s lullaby; song, arr. Eulalio
Sanchez. © Mar. 28, 1936; E pub.
55271; Lois Human, San Antonio.
13499)
Gratton (H. Cowan) ‘Two songs; w
John Cecil and Elizabeth Billings
Stuart. © May 4, 1986; E pub.
55006; H. Cowan Gratton, Los An-
geles. 13500
Great Venizelos the patriot; m Beulah
Garbis; pf., with w. ©1c. May 4,
1936; E unp. 123831; Harry N. Gar-
bis, Washington. 13501
Green (The) eyed monster; w and
melody Bernice Petkeree © 1 «
May 14, 1986; E unp. 124446; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York. 13502
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup). Dance ca-
price; op. 28, no. 3, 2d pf. pt. Reuven
V. Kosakoff, selected and ed. Stella
Nahum and Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe.
© Apr. 27, 1936; E pub. 54967; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 13503
Grandmother’s minuet; 2d pf. pt.
Reuven V. Kosakoff, selected and ed.
Stella Nahum and Lillian Reznikoff
Wolfe. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54968; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
13504
Grow a smile my grumpy man; m
Burrell Van Buren; pf. with w. ©
1 c. May 2, 1986; E unp. 123729;
Presley B. Johnson, Sacramento,
Calif. 13505
Growing up; 3 impressions, Marjorie
A, Hesse; pf. © Apr. 2, 1986; E
for. 44177; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia. 13506
Guess; w C. O. Hohn, m G. G. Hohn
and Estelle Berniece Bennett. ©
1 ce May 12, 1936; E unp. 124349;
Gerry Gibson Hohn, Royal Oak,
Mich. 13507
Guide me? Lord, I’m going through;
song, arr. V. Woodley. © 1c. May
4, 1986; E unp: 1238217; Clara
Emma Shed, Grand Rapids, Mich.
13508
Guitarra compaflera; cancion, letra
Luis de Soto; con acordes de guit.
Clara Romero. © Mar. 30, 1936;
E for. 44264; Graciela Parraga,
Havana. 18509
Gute nacht, mein kleines middchen;
tango, text u. m Werner Fischer,
arr. Reiny Roland; orch. stimmen.
© Mar. 28, 19386; E for. 44317;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 13510
Gypsies (The); w and m Louise J.
Kocot. © May 15, 1986; E pub.
50201; Dave Ringle, New York.
13511
Gypsy dreams; w Mary Ruth Smith;
pi. ‘©O.D) c,, Apry 17, 1986s ua.
123908; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13512
Gypsy fires; song; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© May 2, 1936; E pub. 54999; Mar-
garet Bronson, Cincinnati. 13513
Gypsy lad; song. © 1c. May 21, 1936;
E unp. 125382; Jane McLean, New
York. 138514
Gypsy melodies; w and melody. ©1e.
May 1, 1986; E unp. 128714; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 13515
Gypsy song; w Al Cooperman, and
melody. © 1c May 12, 1936; H
unp. 124342; Bernard Friedkin,
Brooklyn. 13516
Hackie goes wackie; w Al. Faro and
M. Mainieri, melody Al Renee.
1c. May 11, 1986; E unp. 125331;
Michael Mainieri, New York. 13517
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Bourrée;
2d pf. pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff, se-
lected and ed. Stella Nahum and
Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe. © Apr.
27, 1936; E pub. 54964; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 13518
610
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
13544
Jigg; de Suites de piéces pour le
clavecin, fingered and rev. Norah
Drewett de Kresz; pf. © Feb. 20,
1936; E for. 44192; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18519
Hiinsel and Gretel; miniature version
of the opera, libretto based on story,
A. Wette, m based on themes, Engel-
bert Humperdinck, adapted for ju-
veniles Thomas M. Hayes; unison
voices.
55416; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
13520:
Hallowed wings; song, w Nora M.
Dunean. © 1c. Apr. 29, 19386; H
unp. 124598; Eva Dungate, North
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 13521
Halo (The) ’round the moon; w J. B.
O’Malley, m E. Prince. © 1c. May
22, 1936; E unp. 124960; Harres
Prince and James B. O'Malley,
Schenectady. 13522
Hamburger mine; w Bob Rothberg,
m Sammy Timberg; pf. ©1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 124857; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
13523
Handful (A) of smoke; w Tommie
Connor, m Eddie Lisbona, arr. Dud-
ley E. Bayford; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © May 4, 1936; E for.
44201: Francis Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 13524
Happiness; fox-trot song. © 1c. May
4, 19386; E unp. 125204; Adeline
Ackley, South Gates, Calif. 18525
w and m Bessie Le; pf. ©1-..
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124686; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13526
Happy are we; song. ©1c. May 7,
1936; E unp. 124073; Lloyd Hdwin
Burkholder, Rockford, Ill. 13527
Happy days are coming; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124981; William Snaden,
Evansville, Ind. 13528
Hark! the tiny cowslip bell; unison
song, w anon., m Arnold Richard-
son. © May 8, 1986; E for. 44254;
Novello & co., ltd., London, 13529
Harlem blues; w and melody. © 1c.
May 4, 19386; E unp. 124456; Mal-
colm Ray Keith, Knoxville, Tenn.
13530
Harlem goes back to the land; by Max
Bouquet and Bill Walsh; pf. © 1
e. Apr. 138, 1986; E unp. 124553;
Clarence Max Bouquet, Santa Mo-
nica, Calif. 13531
© Apr. 27, 1936; EB ‘pub. |
Harlem jamboree; song. © 1c. May
15, 19386; E unp. 124518; Jasper
Thomas, New York. 13532
Harp (The) of Tara; Irish fantasie,
Walter B. Rogers; B flat cornet or
bar.; pf. acc. © Apr. 13, 19386; EB
pub. 55188; Ernest S. Williams,
Brooklyn. 13533
Havana heaven; English w Howard
Johnson, Spanish w Ramon Velas-
quez, m Nico Dostal, pf. arr. Michel
Whitehill; with arr. for guit., etc.,
and additional cho. for pf. accordion,
arr. Pietro Deiro. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E pub. 551381; Stasny-Lang, ine., New
York. 18534
Have a heart; song. © 1c. May 20,
1986; E unp. 124823; Newton Homer
Oliphant, New York. 18535
Have a heart and make it soon; w and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123825; Cyril Murgatroyd, Calgary,
Alta., Canada. 13536
| Have a little chat with me; w Beatrice
Estelle Carroll; pf. ©1¢ Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 123909; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13537
Hawaiian dreams; by Fred Busswood ;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram;
in A. © Jan. 3, 1936; E pub. 55070;
Macklin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa.
13538.
Hawalian hula medley; w Martyna
Carroll, m arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram. © Mar. 20, 1936; E pub.
55056; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 13539
Hawaiian moon; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1.G May 22, 19386; E unp.
124966; George M. Gates, Borden-
town, N. J. 13540
Haydn (Franz Josef) Vivace; 2d. pf.
pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff, selected and
ed. Stella Nahum and Lillian Rezni-
koff Wolfe. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54965; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
13541
Haywood (Ernest) Five sketches; pf.
© May 6, 1936; E for. 44328; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 13542
Hazanuth shire Jacob; for cantor, with
choir responses, composed, compiled
and arr.; organ ace. v. 1. Friday eve-
ning ser'vice.—v. 2. Saturday morn-
ing service. © Feb. 1, 1936; E pub.
55208, 55209; Jacob Schwartz, New
York. 13543, 13544
611
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13545
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
He’s the man of the hour; w Richard
B. Stauffer and Twila Draper, m
Harry La Forest, pf. arr. Harry L.
Alford. © Apr. 28, 1986; E pub.
55229; Stauffer music co., Topeka,
Kan. 138545
He’s there somewhere; song, harmon-
ized C. L. Eberle. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 55385; Daniel Leslie Baughey,
jr., Adrian, Mich. 13546
He said, she said, they both said ; song.
© 1c. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123768;
Hampton Lee Lester, Charleston, W.
Va. 13547
He understands; w and melody. ©1«.
Apr. 27, 19386; E unp. 123977; Joseph
G. Berkner, Ambridge, Pa. 13548
He who would valiant be; anthem, w
John Bunyan, m Edward Shippen
Barnes; men’s cho., organ ace. ©
May 1, 1936; E pub. 55243; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 13549
Head and heels in love; Song, w Elayne
Abrams. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124120; Harry Wernli Williams,
Oakland, Calif. 13550
Headin’ for the big corral; w and m
Niles Kinney. © 1. May 25, 1936;
BE ounp. 125185; Maynard Niles Kin-
ney, Berkeley, Calif. 13551
Hear that band; song. ©1c. May 29,
1936; E unp. 125486; David A.
Kulaszewicz, Bessemer, Mich.
13552
—w and melody. © 1c. May 7,
1936; E unp. 124062; Kathryne Sto-
vall, Oklahoma City. 13553
Heart (A) of stone; song. ©1c. May
16, 1936; E unp. 124577; Walter
Theodore Bauer, Blue Island, Il.
13554
Heart-rending love ballad; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124855; Wanda Nash, Runnemede,
N. J. 13555
Heartbreaker; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1986; E unp.
124980; Anthony Maglietto, Hart-
ford. 13556
Heartburn; song. ©1c. May 11, 1936;
E unp. 124801; Winifred Evelyn Hy-
land, Lincoln, Neb. 13557
Hearts adrift; song. © May 7, 1936;
E pub. 55207; William Carlton Bates,
Cambridge, Mass. 13558
Hearts in harmony; w and m Chas.
John Toreson; pf. © 1 e¢. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124687; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13559
Heather bells; by Jacob Kunkel; pf.
Rev. ed. Carl Wilhelm Kern. ©
Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 55031; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
13560
Heaven; song. © May 13, 1986; HB
pub. 55491; Charles Joseph Allen,
Pittsburgh. 13561
Heavenly ; w Katherine Van Dyke; pf.
© 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125190;
Lester Philip Guest, Medford, Mass.
13562
Heavenly bliss; w Louis D. Tolle; pf.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124701;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13563
Heavens above, I am in love; song. ©
1c May 20, 1986; E unp. 124809;
Dora K. McDaniel, Oklahoma City.
13564
Heav’n must have sent you; song, mel-
ody M. J. Goodman and Bernice
Goodman. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E
unp. 124745; Max John Goodman,
Minneapolis. 13565
Hebrew melodies; w and melodies. ©
1 ec. May 16, 1986; E unp. 124662;
Abraham Singer, Brooklyn. 13566
Help yourself to my heart; fox-trot,
wand melody. ©1c. May 20, 1936;
EK. unp. 124820; Frank Clifton Har-
ford, Los Angeles. 13567
Her love is true; song. © 1 ec. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125162; John Wil-
liam Martin, Los Angeles. 13568
Here’s to spring; song, w Vanda Ole-
bos. © 1. May 5, 1936; E ump.
123963; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 13569
Here’s to the veteran’s bonus; song.
©1c. Apr. 2, 1936; E unp. 124071;
Matthew Lynch, New York. 138570
Here we go; scherzino, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; EH
pub. 55444; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 13571
Hereward the wake; by Leslie Fly ; pf.
© May 5, 1936; E for. 44330; For-
syth bros., ltd., London. 13572
High tone studies ; by Jack Teagarden ;
trombone, bar., in bass clef. © Apr.
18, 1936 ; E pub. 55083 ; David Gorns-
ton, Jamaica, New York. 13573
612
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
13599
High, wide and handsome; w and m
Phil Baxter. © 1c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125096; Jenkins music ©€o.,
Kansas City, Mo. 13574
Hold me tight I’m falling; w and m
Tommie Connor and Eddie Lisbona;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © May 4,
1936; E for. 44199; Sun music pub.
co., ltd., London. 13575
Hold on; pf., with w. ©1c. May 28,
1986; E unp. 125410; Edward Pod-
more, Anderson, Ind. 13576
Hold that eritter down; w and melody
Bob Nolan. © 1c. May 7, 1986; E
unp. 124066; Cross & Winge, inc.,
Portland, Or. 13577
Holst (Imogen) Five short pieces;
pf. © Jan. 2, 1986; EH’ for. 44187;
Oxford univ. press, London. 18578
——— Six pictures from Finland; pf. ©
Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 44188; Oxford
univ. press, London. 13579
Home (A), a fireplace and you; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 4, 19386; EH
unp. 125219; William F. Potter, Au-
burn, R. I. 13580
Home of the hills; song, arr. Frederic
B. Scholl. © 1c. May 20, 1936; H
unp. 124818; Lawrence Downs, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 13581
Home (The) on the hill; w and mel-
ody. © 1. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124164; Paul W. Lindstrom, Chicago.
13582)
Home sweet home; by John Howard
Payne and Henry R. Bishop, arr.
Fred Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram. © Mar. 21, 1936;
E pub. 55075; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
easter, Pa. 13583
Homeward bound; w and melody Bert
Harlow. © 1 c. May 11, 1936; H
unp. 124287; Henry Albert Harlow,
Richmond, Calif. 13584
Honest and truly; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 7, 1986; E unp. 124063;
Kathryne Stovall, Oklahoma City.
13585
Honey babe blues; pf., with w. ©1c.
May 7, 19386; E unp. 124554; Zebron
Britton, Canton, O. 13586
Honey I’ve no right to love you as I
do; song, melody L. E. Lueas and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125305; Lois H. Lucas, Sterl-
ing City, Calif. 13587
75026—36——3
Honey won’t you hold me tight; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 4, 1986; EB
unp. 125208; Edna Yale, i. e. Mrs.
W. M. Yale, McKenzie Bridge, Or.
13588
w and m Clara
© 1c. May 4, 1936;
Clara S. Laaser,
13589
Hook, line and sinker, I’ve fallen for
you; w and melody Arthur Good-
man. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1986; E ump.
124839'; Erma Coleman, i. e. Mrs.
Robert M. Coleman, Newark, N. J.
13590
Hopsa, schwabeliesl; alte schwiibische
tanzweisen gesammelt u. ftir chro-
matische instrumente mit 12—i120
bissen leicht gesetzt, A. Bohnet. ©
Hooey dats fun;
Stange Laaser.
E unp. 123830;
Kansas City, Kan.
Feb. 10, 1986; E for, 443889; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
13591
Horsin’ about, with the horse guards;
w and m H. W. Hanemann, arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1c. May 8, 1936; E
unp. 124148; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 13592
Hot and dry; by Leroy Shield; pf. ©
May 7, 1936; E pub. 55088; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 13593
Hot tamales; w and melody. © 1.
May 7, 1986; E unp. 124050; Sara
Martinez, Hoehne, Col. 13594
House (The) with nobody in it; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
May 8, 1886; E unp. 124183; Ethel
Helmar, Aibion, Il. 13595
House (The) with the little green tiles;
fox-trot, w and m Art Beamish and
Eugene Stanley. © May 7, 1986;
E for. 44371 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd., Lon-
don. 13596
How can I forget; song, melody
Arthur Sennett. © 1 ec. May 5,
1986; E unp. 123840; Lucille Maud
Wilkins, North Platte, Neb. 13597
How could I know; w and m Willard
Van Valkenburgh. © 1c. May 4,
1936; EH unp. 123778; Willard Dun-
ham Van Valkenburgh, jr., Bedford
Milis* "N! Y. 13598
How did I get home last night; w
and m Nat Simon, Chas. McCarthy
and John Redmond; with ukulele
arr. © May 9, 1986; E for. 44252;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd., London.
13599
613
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
138600
Pt. TL, Nissi
How do I love thee; w Elizabeth Bar-
rett Browning, m Noble Cain; 8-pt.
mixed cho. © Apr. 6, 1986; E pub.
55156; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
13600
How sweet the name; w John New-
ton, m Urban Hershey ; men’s voices,
with sop., mezzo-sop. and alto trio.
© May 21, 1936; E pub. 553845; York
music co., York, Pa. 13601
Howdy; w and melody; with cow bell
obbl. © 1c May 19, 1986; HE unp.
124761; Frances Helen Marshall,
Dallas. 13602
Hula (The) bula sloop; w and m
John W. Felton; with arr. for uku-
lele and guit. © May 15, 1986; E
pub. 55235; John W. Felton, music
publisher, Chicago. 13603:
Hula time in Hawaii; by Fred A. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram; in A. © Mar. 6, 1986; E
pub. 55071; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
easter, Pa. 13604
Humming bird; waltz, Franz Schiller,
arr. Carl Vogt; violin and pf.
Apr. 30, 1986; E pub. 54975; Century
music pub. co., New York. 18605
Humoreske; by Hermann Blume; pf.
© May 18, 1986; E for. 44398; Aug.
Cranz, 2m. Dein, Weipa: 13606
Humoresque; v. Hermann Blume;
odeon wu. salon-orch. stimmen. ©
May 18, 1986; E for. 44899; Aug.
Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 13607
Hundred (A) to one it’s love; song,
melody Will Vidler. © 1 ¢«. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125459; Franklin
A. Williams, Greenville, Ill. 138608
Hungaria album; songs and arrs. for
pf. with w, selected and arr. A. Fas-
sio, with original Hungarian text
and English adaptations Don Tit-
man. © May 1, 1986; E pub. 54985;
A. Fassio, Lachute, Quebec, Canada.
13609)
Hunky dory; song; with ukulele arr.
©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124990;
M. H. Conway, Athens, Ga. 138610
Hurrah for Roosevelt; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125070;
Jessie Dennis Bartlett, Torrance,
Calif. 13611
Hyacinth girl; musical radio play. ©
1c. May 15, 19386; D 39086; Irene
Archer, Lexington, Ky. 13611*
Hyacinths; w N. Twining, m G. G.
Dean. ©1.«. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123948; Grace Ghent Dean, Colum-
bus, O., and Nell Twining, Carey, O.
13612
Hymnal (The) ; with new hymn tunes
and musical settings for services of
the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States, w and m various.
authors. © Apr. 1, 1986; A 95187;
Gordon Hutchins, Concord, Mass.
13613.
Hymns and anthems; w Julia A.
Carney and others, m David Hugh
Jones and others, arr. D. H. Jones;
children’s voices. © May 28, 1936;
E pub. 55501; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 13614
I ain’t lyin’; w Kenny Fink, m Bill
Turnbull. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E
unp. 124299; William Norris Turn-
bull, jr., Denver. 13615.
I am a Slave of love; song, melody
Fred Bower. © 1c. May 8, 19386;
E unp. 124139; Sadie Davis, Atlantic
City. 13616
I am king; march, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55459; Century music pub. co..,.
New York. 13617
I can only sing the blues; song,
melody Allen Taub. ©1c. May 22,
1986; E unp. 124974; Bernice Lip-
pert, Kitchener, Ont., Canada. 13618
I can see it in your eyes; English w
J. Edwards, Spanish w and melody
by Armida. © 1 c¢. May 28, 1936;
E unp. 125488; Armida Vendrell
and Joanne Edwards, New York.
13619
I can see music in your eyes; song.
© 1c. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124867;
Walter Hardy Shults, Houston.
13620:
I can tell; fox-trot song, melody Ben.
Adelman. © 1 ¢. May 8, 1936; H
unp. 124184; Mabel Pankow, Reno,
Ney. 13621
I can’t be bothered with you any more;
w and melody. ©1c. May 7, 1936;
E unp. 124103; Helen Feldhaus,
Cincinnati. 18622:
I can’t believe you’re human; w and
melody. © 1 ec. May 25, 1986; EH
unp. 125099; Armand O. Hug, New
Orleans. 13623
I can’t dry these tears in my eyes; w
and melody. © 1. May 8, 19386;
E unp. 124116; Geneva Kelley Wil-
liams, Chicago. 13624-
614
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
13650
I can’t forget old Ireland; song, arr.
Harry P. Guy. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1936;
E unp. 122071; Margaret Comber
Walsh, Ferndale, Mich. 13625
I can’t live forever in memories; Ww
Dortha May Hess; pf. © 1c. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124702; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13626
I can't live without you; w and
melody. © 1c. May 29, 1986; EH
unp. 125482; Louis B. Wolff, Meri-
den, Conn. 138627
I could learn to cook for you; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 19386; EH
unp. 125081; Alice Rosenfield, St.
Paul. 13628
I couldn’t if I wanted to; song. ©l1c.
May 12, 19386; E unp. 124323; Kay
Werner, Sue Werner and David
Bauer, New York. 13629
I’d ditch it all for you; w and melody.
© 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp. 123986;
Bob Feagin, Cresco, Ia. 13630
I’d have everything if I had you my
dear; w and melody H. E. Lish and
Anthony Ambrose. © 1c. May 21,
1936 ; E unp. 124862; Harold EH. Lish,
Brooklyn. 13631
Vd walk a mile for one little kiss;
w George Mac Knotts; pf. ©1le.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123910; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13632
I dare you to forget; w and m Florence
Kyte; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E pub. 55109; Marlo
music corp., New York. 13633
I die a little each day; w G. Goebel,
m V. Thomson. ©1c. May 20, 1936;
E unp. 124825; Grace Goebel and
Vic Thomson, Tucson, Ariz.
18634
I do love you; w and melody. ©1«.
May 23, 1986; E unp. 125027;
Nicholas Ciardi, Newark, N. J.
13635
I don’ know the reason why; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124964; Raul Garcia,
Detroit. 13636
I don’t know why I want to; w and
- melody Karl Streuber. © 1 c. May
8, 19386; E unp. 124119; Charles D.
(Karl) Streuber, Burbank, Calif.
13637
I don’t want your sympathy; w Geo.
Bailey and Harlin bros.; Hawaiian
guit., diagram arr.; in E. © Dec. 2,
1935 ; E pub. 55428; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 13638
I dream of you; song, melody Dave
Moldavsky. ©1c. May 13, 1936; E
unp. 124414; Dave Moldavsky and
Robert Goldstein, Los Angeles.
13639
I dream of you at sunset; song, w Ruth
L. Dow. ©1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
124032; Herbert C. Dow, Portland,
Or. 13640
I feel love coming on; song. Rev. ver-
sion. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
1241383; James Eugene Polisso,
Rochester, Pa. 13641
I for you; w H. Salerno, melody D.
Salerno. ©1c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124506; Henry Salerno and Don Sal-
erno, New Rochelle, N. Y. 13642
I found you to lose you to somebody
else; w A. Fillie, melody C. J. Gale.
©1c. May 20, 1986; E unp. 124791 ;
Anthony Fillie and Chas. J. Gale,
Emerson, N. J. 13643
I gave you a break, when I broke your
heart; w and m Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124147; Metro-Goldwyn-May-
er corp., New York. 13644
I got time and I got no place to go;
from Girl of the Ozarks, w and m
Sam Coslow. © 1c. May 16, 1936;
E unp. 124607; Paramount produc-
tions music corp., New York. 13645
I had a love song all my own; w and
melody. © 1c. May 28, 1986; HE
unp. 125408; Earl W. Brewster,
Chase, Kan. 13646
I have the room above her; song, from
Show boat, w Oscar Hammerstein,
2d. ©1c. May 20, 19386; E ump.
124795; Jerome Kern, Bronxville,
ING. 13647
I have you at last; song, w John R.
Murphy. © 1c. May 13, 1986; E
unp. 124887; Anthony Martelly,
Newcomb, N. Y. 13648
I just want to be by your Christmas
tree; w and melody B. M. Lowe,
ace. Petite Noél:; with ukulele arr.,
guit. acc. and Hawaiian guit. solo.
©1« May 11, 1936; E unp. 124354;
Blanche Marie Lowe, Cumberland,
Md. 13649
I just want you, hangin’ around; fox-
trot, w and melody Kenny Way and
Red Ballentine. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124173; Kenneth Way and
Fred Ballentine, Lexington, Ky.
13650
615
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13651
pt. IT, Nn. s.,.¥. 30
I know I’m in love; w and m Wheeler
West. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123938 ; Harry Wheeler Riddle, Win-
ston-Salem, N. C. 13651
I know there is someone, Molly who
tells you lies; w and melody. ©1e.
May 11, 1986; E unp. 124263; Joseph
Miele, New York. 13652
I like bananas because they have no
bones; w and m Chris Yacich; with
guit: arr. © May 11,-1936; E pub.
55196; Crawford music corp., New
York. 13653
I like to wake up in the morning;
words and melody by Raymond Gil-
bert [pseud. of H. Kalin] and G.
James. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
124404; Harry Kalin and Gene
James, Chicago. 13654
I like you; w Sam Koki, and melody.
©1c¢ May 1, 1936; E unp. 123701;
Andy Iona Long, Los Angeles. 13655
I'll always love you; song, melody Al-
len Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1986; E
unp. 124925; Estle Hicks, Sanato-
rium, Miss. 13656
Ill be true to you; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1936; E unp.
122242; Meinard Iles, Amanda, O.
13657
Ill be waiting for you; waltz song,
Ernest Shonfield. © 1 c¢. May 16,
1936; E unp. 124566; Marie Peters,
Seattle. 13658
Ill build a house for you; fox trot,
w Jean Lousteau, and melody. © 1
e. May 6, 19386; E unp. 124016; Carl
Jaspan, Washington. 13659
I’) catch up with you; w and melody.
© 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp. 124079;
Sam Kavalsky, Brooklyn. 13660
T’ll give my decision to love; w Ethel
Walters, melody Kaye Herman. © 1
ce. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125462; Her-
man Krinsky, Oakland, Calif. 13661
T’ll love you for that memory; waltz
song. © 1c. May 8, 1986; E unp.
124170; Charles Ray Gorrell, To-
ledo. 13662
Tll make my wedding day in June;
song, w Casey Spiller. © 1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 123966; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 13663
[ll miss you; w Mitchell Parish, m
Lewis Bellin; with guit. arr.
May 10, 19386; E pub. 553870; Mills
music, ine., New York. 13664
Pll never let you go; w and melody
Fred Astaire, Dave Dreyer and,
Jack Hilis. © 1c. May 19, 198%;
E unp. 124738; Select music publicéa-
tions, ine., New York. 13665
T’ll never sing the blues; w and mel-
ody, arr. F. L. Barley; pf. ©1e«.
May 20, 1986; E unp. 124790; John
Joseph Brown, Chokoloskee, Fla.
13666
Vll smile again; w and m Dave Op-
penheim, Michael H. Cleary and
Max Rich. © 1c May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124471; Miller music, ine.,
New York. 13667
Ill still be waiting for you; song, w
S. HE. Colvin. 1 ¢ May 18, 1936;
E ounp. 124614; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 15668
TI’li_ still keep humin’; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 123818;
Laurence Martin Jensen, Minneapo-
lis. 13669
Ill write a love song; w Raymond
Leveen, m Chartes J. Sinning and
Nat Brusiloff, arr. Arthur Gutman;
with arr. for guit. ete. © Apr. 30,
1936; E pub. 55024; Luz bros. musie
publishers, New York. 13670
I love a slide trombone; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 12, 1936; E unp.
124317; Vera Palmer, Portland, Or.
13671
I love Manhattan; pf., with w. ©1«e
May 21, 1986; E unp. 125381; Lucy
Wohlhueter Kilbourn, Upper Mont-
clair, N. J. _ 138672
I love to sing a pretty song; fox-trot,
w. and melody. © 1e May 1,
1986; E unp. 124545; G. Morgan
Simpson, Baltimore. 13673
I love to spend my extra money on
the movies; song. © 1c. May 16,
1986; E unp. 124593; Elizabeth Rose
Miller, Fremont, O. 13674
I love you; song; pf. sc. Herbert Ress.
©1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 1254389;
William John Di Iulio, North Ber-
gen, N. J. 13675
I love you, anyhoo; w Hmerson
Oelen, and melody. © 1c. May 29,
1936; E unp. 125481; Robert Ernst
Wessman, Grand Rapids, Mich. |
13676
I love you because you're mine; W
and melody. © 1c. May 138, 1936;
E unp. 124391; Bernard Oliver
Jackson, Miami, Fla. 13677
616
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
I love you dear, I love you so; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124991;
Lilly Creed, Albion Lot 59, P. E. L.,
Canada. 13678
I love you senorita, I do; waltz song.
© 1c. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124887;
Ann Lipkin, New York. 13679
I love you, you love ie ae
loves somebody else; song. © 1 ¢.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125188; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 13680
I loved a lass; w George Wither, m
Horace Toni Roelof; in F. © Apr.
29, 1936; E pub. 55058; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 13681
I loved you the first time I saw you;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 ©«.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124978; Julius
Austria, Bingen, Wash. 13682
I’m a lovin’ rascal; song; pf. sc. arr.
Bob Taylor. © 1 c. May 23, 1936;
E unp. 125082; Clyde Glyndon
Smith, Denver. 13683.
I’m all alone; negro spiritual. ©1«.
May 16, 1986; E unp. 124572; Mil-
dred Hill Jacobs, Philadelphia.
13684
waltz song, melody C. J. Beall
and Ben Adelman. © 1. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124537; Chas. J. Beall,
St. Paul. 13685
I’m all wrapped up in a bundle of
love; w and melody. © 1 ¢. May
13, 1986; E unp. 124380; Orville
Stanley Spencer, Detroit.
I’m alone; by Monty Frame; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. May 1, 1936;
EH unp. 123884; Elizabeth Frame
DeGolier, Cincinnati. 13687
I’m alone to-night; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. May 9, 1936;_E unp. 124333;
Helen B. Young, Riverdale, N. Y.
13688
I’m an old cowhand from the Rio
Grande; from Rhythm of the range,
w and m Johnny Mercer; with guit.
arr. © May 26, 1936; E pub. 55470;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 13689
I’m building castles in the air; waltz
song, melody Donald Bryant and
Ben Adelman. ©1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125296; Lillian Clawson,
Fredericktown, O. 13690
I’m dizzy and daffy about you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May 25, 1986; E
13686 |.
13705
unp. 125092; Fred Rudisill, Char-
lotte, N. C. 13691
I’m doing O K; w and melody. ©1e.
May 21, 1936; E unp. 124863; Edwin
Knight Johnson, St. Albans, L. I.,
INGO. 13692
I’m dreaming about you sweetheart;
w and melody. ©1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124956; Howard Amos Henry,
Cincinnati. 13693
I’m dying all alone; fox-trot, w and m
Jose R. Carreén; pf. treble. © 1 «¢.
May 18, 19386; E unp, 124676; Joe R.
Carreon, New York. 13694.
I’m evil; w and melody Babee White.
© 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp. 125192;
Magnolia White, New York. 13695
I'm falling in love; fox-trot song. ©
1c May 4, 1986; E unp. 125212;
Victor Ingebretson, East Peoria, Il.
13696
I’m feathering my nest, like the birds
do; song. © 1c. May 2, 1936; E
unp. 128809; Code Morgan, sr., Car-
pinteria, Calif. 13697
I'm from Paree; w and melody. ©
Les May “2136: Bump. 123741 ;
Thomas Aquinas Donahue, Cleve-
land. 13698 -
I’m goin’ ashore to-night; fox-trot, w
and melody, rev. Adelman bros. ©
1 ec. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125302;
Ross A. Tigert, % Postmaster, New
York: 13699
I’m goin’ to fool them; w and melody.
©1ec. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124320;
Vera Palmer, Portland, Or. 13700
I’m going back to Sleepy Valley; w
and melody. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124162; Seymour Gruber,
Brooklyn. 13701
I’m going to do things; w and melody.
©l1e. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124629;
Susan F. La Porte, Artesia, Calif.
13702
I’m gonna hang my head in shame; w
and melody Kaye Herman. © 1 «¢.
May 27, 19386; E unp. 125349; Her-
man Krinsky, Oakland, Calif. 13708
I’m gonna take a rocket to the moon;
w Rudy Beckier, and melody.
1 ec May 23, 1986; E unp. 125017;
Jack Hans Adams, Philadelphia.
13704
I’m gonna thank the moon for bring-
ing me a dream like you; song. ©
1 c May 11, 1986; E unp. 124256;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 13705
617
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13706
I’m gonna write my Congressman ; fox-
trot, w C. Milazzo, melody Gene
Randazzo. © 1c. May 18, 1936; H
unp. 1246382); Charles Milazzo and
Eugene Randazzo, Schofield Bar-
racks, Hawaii. 13706
I’m hitching my wagon to a star; song,
melody George Robert Moss. © 1 e.
May 19, 1936; E unp. 124682; John
Walter Engelke, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
13707
I'm in heaven sweetheart with you by
my side; w and melody. © 1 e.
May 16, 1936; E unp. 124587; Saul
Brilliant, New York. 13708
I’m in love with five little girls; w
and m Claire Senior Burke, paroles
francaises Jules Chopin; with guit.
arr. © May 12, 1936; E for. 44310;
Gordon V. Thompson, lItd., Toronto.
13709
I’m in love with the dream of my love-
days; w and melody. © 1c. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125176; Boleslaw
Zielinski, Buffalo. 13710
I’m in the dark yet it’s daylight; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 4, 1986; HB
unp. 125202); Ralph A. Valvano, Lin-
den, N. J. 13711
I’m in your arms, but I’m not in your
heart; song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124185:
Wesley Poole, Jackson, Mich. 13712
I’m just a creature of shadows; pf.,
with w. © 1e¢ May 1, 1936; E
unp. 123697; Howard Kemble
Stokes, Allenhurst, N. J. 13713
I’m just a Gypsy without you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May 11, 1936; E
unp. 124900; Coleman Halpin Mul-
cahy, Deer Lodge, Mont. 13714
I’m just beginning to care; w and m
Seymour Simons; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © May 21, 1936; E pub. 55380;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 13715
I’m just singing the whole day long;
song. © 1c. May 21, 1986; E unp.
125384; Jane McLean, New York.
13716
I’m just waiting dear for you; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf., with w. © 1
ec. May 2, 1936; E unp. 123732; Mrs.
A. M. Clairmonte, Brooklyn. 13717
I’m longing for your love aglow; waltz
song. ©1e. May 11, 1936; E unp.
124298; Otto Ludwig Schultz, Key
West, Fla. 13718
pt. II, n.s., v. 81
I’m looking for a man like Adam;
march or one step, w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp. 124780;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stan-
ley R. Wilson, Los Angeles. 13719
I’m loving you then; song!’ © Ff «@
May 23, 1986; E unp. 125041; Edith
Dugat Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
13720
I’m not stirring sugar in my coffee; w
and melody. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124943; Roy V. Wolfe, Sigour-
ney, Ia. 13721
I’m on a diet of love; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1986; E unp. 125074 ;
Edward I. White and Nat H. AIl-
berts, Brooklyn. 13722
I’m only interested in you; w Mark
O’May, melody Billy Mayhew. ©
1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125226;
William P. Mayhew, Baltimore.
13723
I’m packing up; hymn; mixed voices.
© May 23, 1936; E pub. 55400;
Mayme White Miller, Wyoming, O.
13724
I’m rough and ready and rearin’ to go:
w and melody Evelyn Pennie. ©
1 ce. May 6, 1936; E unp. 124025;
Evelyn Panikoff, New Haven. 138725
I’m sailing a dream boat; w Peter De
Rose, m Norman Cloutier ; with guit.
arr. © May 8, 1936; E pub. 55170;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 13726
I’m saying good-bye forever now that
you're tired of me; song, melody
Harry Guy. © 1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 124933 ; Lewis Beebe, Detroit.
13727
I’m singing hi de hi, under the blue,
blue sky; song. ©'° 1 ¢. May 22
1936; E unp. 124961; Helen Adeline
Holleman, Charleston, 8. C. 13728
I’m so happy, oh, so happy, my love
will marry me; w Gretchen Terry
Bennett; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124704; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13729 -
I’m so lonely; song. © 1 ¢. May 11,
1936; E unp. 124856; Blanche Marie
Lowe, Cumberland, Md. 13730
I’m standing in the sun; w and m
Carmel Myers; med. voice. © Apr.
6, 1936; E pub. 55165; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13731
618
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
I’m standing on my tiptoes; w C. Col-
lins, m L. Rudee. © 1c. May 4,
1936; E unp. 123776; Caroline Col-
lins and Leon Rudee, San Francisco.
13732
I’m still a child in my mother’s eyes;
w Cynthia Dodge, m Florence N.
Aldrich. © 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124066; Cynthia Dodge Crawford,
Ithaca, Mich. 13738
I’m talking about Jesus; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 6, 1986; E unp.
123995; Thomas A. Dorsey, Chicago.
13734
I’m thinking of you to-night; valse,
song. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125132; Thompson C. Snow, Miami,
Fla. 13735
I’m trying to find my way home; w
and melody. © 1c. May 23, 1936;
E unp. 125048; Dolly Dutton, New
York. 13736
I’m waiting for the sun to shine; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 25, 1986; E
unp. 125125; Mary Ann Cooley,
Fruitport, Mich. 13737
I’m working again; pf., with w. ©
axe. Apt. (, 19386; Hy unp., 125302:
Frank Carlo, Portland, Or. 13738
I made my bid in hearts; song, m
Jimmie Parke. ©1c. May 21, 1936;
EH eunp. 124885; Edward Seiler, Rah-
way, N. J. 13739
I made no mistake in loving you;
waltz song. © 1c. May 19, 1986;
EH unp. 124764; Hy Salant, New
York. 13740
I met my Waterloo out in the beauti-
ful sea; w and melody Connie Bos-
well and Nat Schwartz. © 1. «.
May 21, 1936; E unp. 124865; Select
music publications, inc., New York.
13741
I miss you; arr. F. L. Barley; mixed
quartette. © 1c May 20, 1986;
E unp. 124789; John Joseph Brown,
Chokoloskee, Fla. 13742
I misunderstood; w J. A. Hastman,
melody T. J. Wickersheim. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 18, 1936; E unp. 123981; John
Arthur Eastman and Theodore J.
Wickersheim, Southgate, Calif.
13743
I never knew; w and melody. ©1e.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124059; Kath-
ryne Stovall, Oklahoma City.
13744
I never thought you cared for me;
w J. Hw Darcey,” i We 2. wiley.
© 1c. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124892;
James H. Darcey, New Haven, and
William James Finley, Rockville,
Conn. 13745
I no longer have to dream of Cupid’s
thrills and you; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 13, 1936; E unp.
(124374; Michael Wells, Braddock,
Pa. 13746
I ought to break your neck for break-
ing my heart; w Phil Baxter and
Ray Morgan, m Phil Baxter. © 1
c. May 14, 1986; E unp. 124483;
Jenkins music co., Kansas City, Mo.
13747
I saw her at the Mardi Gras, in New
Orleans; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
May 2, 19386; E unp. 128810; Lynn
Theodore Lakin, Chicago. 13748
shall always keep your image with-
in my heart; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
124983; Marie B. Erixon, Mondamin,
Ta. 13749
I shall never forget; langsamer
waizer, englischer original text Jo
Vanas, deutsche w Willibald Deh-
mel, m Johnny Georgesco. © Mar.
1, 19386; E for. 44133; Adolf Rob-
itschek, Vienna. 13750
I shall not care; song, w Sara Teas-
dale, arr. Homer Tourjée. © 1 ¢.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123817; Rebecca
Gerrard Ludlam, Los Angeles.
13751
I shoot an arrow to the sky; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 1986; H
unp. 125080; Alice Rosenfield, St.
Paul. 13752
I should of stood in bed; w and m
Jimmy Cavanaugh, Lee David and
Michael Cleary; with guit. arr.
May 10, 19386; E pub. 55372; Mills
music, inec., New York. 13753
I sing to you my sweet Hawaiian
love; fox-trot, m Arthur J. Thibo-
deau; pf., with w. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125153; Roy W. Swan-
son, Minneapolis. 13754
I spilled some salt; w and melody.
© 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp. 123680;
Ida Shurman, Staten Island, N. Y.
13755
I still have you, dear, in my dreams;
w Clara Hatcher; pf. © 1 c¢. May
26, 1986; E unp. 125262; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13756
-
619
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
137957
I still have your picture in my heart;
song. © 1c. May 138, 1936; E unp.
124417; Sydney Hoff, New York.
13757
I suggest; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
22, 1986; E unp. 123895; Frank Von
Luehrte, Cincinnati. 13758
I take to you; w and m Fred Rose;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © May
11, 1986; E pub. 55220; Forster mu-
sic publisher, ine., Chicago. 138759
I take what the gods drop into my
lap; w E. Blanche Chaffee; pf. ©
1 c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 1238868;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13760
I teach-a you to sing; song. © 1 e.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 128833;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit,
New York. 13761
I think of you, a thousand times a
day; w L. Vest, m G. M. Shay.
1 ec. May 11, 1986; E unp. 124262;
Gladys M. Shay, Victorville, Calif.,
and Lorin Vest, Manteca, Calif.
13762
I tried to write a love song; song,
w Bill Schertzer and Tommy Ware.
© 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125434;
Fred R. Gibbons, Houston. 13763
I turned my old gal down; fox-trot
song. © 1c. May 1, 1936; HE unp.
123677; William Sacchette, June-
dale, Pa. 13764
I used to be above love; w Ira Gersh-
win, m Vernon Duke; with arr. for
guit., ete. © May 25, 1986; E pub.
55412; Gershwin pub. corp., New
York. 13765.
I used to be her sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1c. May 28, 1936; E
unp. 125431; John Ricciardi, Water-
bury, Conn. 15766
I’ve been saving kisses; fox-trot, w
and melody, rev. Adelman bros. ©
1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125301;
Ross A. Tigert, % Postmaster, New
York. 13767
I’ve found the girl at last; song. ©
1 c May 21, 1986; E unp. 124873;
Lucile Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia.
13768
I’ve gone native; w and melody Paul
Summers. © 1c. May 2, 1936; HE
unp. 128808 ; Paul Francis Summers,
Honolulu. 13769
I've got a date with the moon; w and
melody. © 1c. May 7, 1986; E
Dt. ine ss vel
unp. 124087 ; Frank Marchese, Phila-
delphia. 13770
I’ve got a New Deal man; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
124902); Edna HE. Parker, New York.
13771
I’ve got a yen for you; w Paul Temple,
m W. Doerfel. ©1c¢. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 123947; William Doerfel,
Brooklyn. 13772
Ive got my love to keep me warm;
from On the avenue, w and melody
Irving Berlin. ©1c. May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124450; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13773
I’ve got the twentieth century blues;
m Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w.
© 1c. May 16, 1986; E unp. 124589;
Howard E. Siple, York, Pa. 13774
I’ve got time; w G. Otto, m A. Otto.
© 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp. 124584;
Gene Otto and Anne Otto, New York.
13775
I've got your image on my heart; song,
w Jimmy Moore. © 1 ce. May 22,
1936; E unp. 125008; Eula F. Seal,
Saratoga, Wy. 13776
I’ve had a lovely evening; song, m
Oliver W. Whitford. ©1c. May 2,
1936; E unp. 123808; Stanley Mark
Edwards, Jackson, Mich, 13777
I've never been more sincere; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ©¢.
May 26, 1936; E unp. 125294; Owen
Earl Posner, Ottawa, Ill. 13778
I’ve only time for love; w and: melody
Elizabeth Parker. © 1c May 6,
1936; E unp. 124110; Edna Eliza-
beth Parker, New York. 13779
I’ve paid the penalty for loving you;
w S. Taub, m A. Wertheim; pf. ©
1c May 5, 1986; E unp. 1253844;
Arnold Wertheim and Sylvia Taub,
New York. 13780:
I’ve taken a likin’ to you; w Harry
Tobias and Haven Gillespie, m
Charles Rosoff. © May 1, 1936; E
pub. 55169; Shapiro, Bernstein & €o.,
inc., New York. 13781
I’ve waited; w and melody. © 1.
melody, May 4, 1936, 1 c. words, May
16; E unp. 124601; Robert L. Mar-
tin, Chicago. 13782
I wanna be a life guard; w Bob Roth-
berg, m Sammy Timberg; pf. ©1c.
May 5, 1936; E unp. 124359; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 13783
620
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
I
bh
by
wanna love; w and melody. © 1.
May 22, 19386; E unp. 124947; Mike
Codian, Akron, O. 13784
wanna ride on a trolley car; w and
m Cy Graves; with guit. arr. ©1c.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123797; Tip top
music pub. co., Sacramento, Calif.
13785
wanna ride on the subway; song. ©
1c May 7%, 1986; E unp. 124065;
John F. Benkelman, Detroit. . 13786
want a little lassie; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 125220;
Walter SS. Andrews, Dorchester,
Mass. 13787
want it cold by Frigidaire; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c May 16,
1986; E unp. 124638; Robert Free-
mont Dellinger, Dayton, O. 13788
want to be alone; w and melody. ©
1c. May 14, 19386; E unp. 124408;
Nicholas L. J. Di Rocco, Corona,
NY. 13789
want to be naughty and still be nice;
song. ©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124834; lVida Richelieu DeWey,
West Albany, N. Y. 13790
want to be with you; w and m Bob
Rothberg, Adrian Nomis and Ray
Bloch. © May 15, 1986; E pub.
553810; Superior music, ine., New
York. 13791
want to be your sponsor, honey I’m
in love with you; w and m Ed East
and Lindsay McPhail, pf. arr. L.
McPhail. © May 7, 1936; E pub.
55224; Ed Hast, inc., New York.
13792
want to carry you away; w and
melody. ©1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124459; Hdward Freedman, Phila-
delphia. 13793
want to dream; song. © 1c. May
27, 1936; E unp. 125336; Harriet A.
Louther, Seattle. 13794
want to go to California; w and
melody. ©1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
124111; Edna Parker, New York.
13785
I want to go to heaven; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 9, 1986; E unp. 124229; Collin
Pool, Birmingham, Ia. 13796
want to say something that no one
else has said; w Marx Peterson; pf.
©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125233;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13797
I
Lam
I weakened; song, arr. Art Dupaw.
—
13810
want to share a little kiss; fox trot,
w and m Phil Arthurs, arr. Larry
Drake. © 1c. May 4, 1986; E unp.
123759; Philip M. Gallo, jr., Pitts-
burgh. 13798
wanted you all for myself; w and
melody. © 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp.
1242038; Edith May Harvey,
Savannah. 13799
was too sure of you; w Ethel
Walters, melody Kaye Herman. ©
lic. May 11, 1986; EH unp. 124273;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
13800
©
1 ec. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125160;
George Raymond Simon, Winooski,
Vt. 13801
whistle and sing; w and melody.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125456;
Kathryne Stovall, Oklahoma City.
13802
IT will greet you with a heartbeat, dear ;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124528;
Lucille Thomas, Cartersville, Il.
138038
will love you as you ought to be
loved; song, melody Arthur Sennett.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123841;
Lucille Maud Wilkins, North Platte,
Neb. 13804
I will love you till I die; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. May
26, 1936; E unp. 125291; Helen
Smith, Battle Creek, Mich. 13805
I wish I were a clown like Pagliacci;
w Edgar Leslie, melody Jimmie
Monaco. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124805; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 13806
I wish that old picture could talk; w
I
Florence Seott Elliott; pf. © 1 «.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123869; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13807
wonder; song, melody Will Vidler.
© 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp. 124592 ;
Cecil Thomas, Bronson, Tex. 13808
wonder, dear, do you; w Jo Kmicik;
pi. yO. ¢.,,May 18, 1936; unp.
124703; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13809
I won’t kiss Katy ; Jugo-Slav folk-song,
621
arr. Raymond Allyn Smith, in collab-
oration with Walter Aschenbrenner ;
mixed voices. © May 11, 1936; H
pub. 55342; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 13810
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13811
Ida from Idaho; song. ©1 ce. May 11,
19386; E unp. 124289; Frank Wil-
liam Freistat, Rock Island, Il.
13811
Idealism; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124962;
Eual F. Drummond, Skippers, Va.
13812
If he’d (she’d) only look this way;
melody Russ Vullo. © 1 ¢ May 6,
1986; E unp. 123989; Russ Sam
Vullo, Rochester, N. Y. 138813
If I am dreaming; song, w Rudy
Thompson. © 1 c. May 15, 1936;
E unp. 124498; Henry Ridgway Gay,
Jackson, Miss. 13814
If I could have a wish; w and melody.
©1ec. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125424;
Charles Christopher Cosgrove, East
Orange, N. J. 18815.
If I could say to you in English, what
I think of you in French; from Big
hearted Bill, w and m Jack Meskill
and Cyril Ray; with ukulele arr.
© May 12, 1936; E for. 44260; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London.
13816
If I had another chance; w and
melody. © 1c. May 12, 1936; B
unp. 124808; David Gordon Holder,
Chicago. 13817
If I only could; w and melody Bob Mil-
ler and Paul Robinson. © 1 ¢. May
22, 19386; E unp. 124942; Bob Miller,
inc., New York. 13818
If I were you; fox-trot song. ©1..
May 25, 1986; E ‘unp. 125117;
Evelyn Sondergard, Metuchen, N. J.
18819
w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest. ©1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124149; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 13820
w M. Reddie, m E. Blake. ©1c.
apr. 28, 1936; E unp. 123470; Milton
Reddie and EHubie Blake, New York.
13821
If it kept me close to you; w and m
Lupin Fien, Moe Jaffe and Lee
Wainer; with guit. arr. © May 10,
1936; E pub. 553871; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 13822
If it’s not asking too much; w H.
Candy, melody L. Markowitz. ©1e.
May 8, 1986; E unp. 124141; Louis
Markowitz and Embery Candy, Phil-
adelphia. 13823
Pt. TT) nS. Watok
If it were up to me; w and melody. ©
1c. May 16, 1986; E unp. 124586;
Saul Brilliant, New York. 13824
If Jesus needed to pray, what about
me; hymn. © May 2, 1936; E pub.
54998; Mayme White Miller, Wyom-
ing, O. » 13825
If madame will pardon; song. ©1 6.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123836; John
Elias Swanson, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
13826
If this is love; w Lou Holzer, m Harry
Kogen; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; E pub. 55219; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
13827
If thou still thy mother hast; w and
m Louise J. Kocot. © May 15, 1936;
E pub. 55199; Dave Ringle, New
York. 13828
If we never meet again; w and melody.
©.1¢ May 1, 1936; E°unp, 123736;
Horace Chas. Gerlach and Louis
Armstrong, New York. 13829
If you long for meas I long for you; w .
and melody. © 1c. May 9, 1936; H
unp. 124223; David H. Abrahams,
Hollywood, Calif. 18830
If you sing a gospel song; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 6, 1986; E unp.
123994; Thomas A. Dorsey, Chicago.
13831
If you were only here, my dear; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. May 19, 1986;
E unp. 124781; Dorothy L. Wilson, i.
e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson, Los An-
geles. 13832
Immortality ; w Mordaunt Currie, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © Apr. 21, 1936; E for. 44214;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 13833
In a blaze of glory; song, melody Rob-
ert Van Sickle. ©1ec. Apr. 29, 1936;
E unp. 123547; Mrs. Floyd Biggs,
Okmulgee, Okl. 13834
In a cottage by the sea; song. ©1ec.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124907; George
Herbert Nevin, Summit, N. J.
13835
In a dream; song, arr. Harold Potter.
©1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125114;
Ella M. Jude, Ellsworth, Me.
18836
In a garden of blossoms; song, w Peggy
Holt Sielert. © 1c. May 5, 1986; HE
unp. 123964; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 18837
622
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
In a little birch canoe; w and melody ;
arr. Harold Potter. © 1c. May 1,
19386; E unp. 123708; Clarence Guy
Freed, Satanta, Kan. 13835
In a little blue cafe; fox-trot song,
melody Chester Dunn. © 1 ¢ May
22, 1936; E unp. 124955; William
Tisko, Seranton, Pa. 138839
In a little sidewalk cafe; valse, w R.
Roden, m S. Corona. © 1c. May 13,
1936; E unp. 124434; Sandro Corona
and Roger Roden, New York. 138840
In a little white canoe; song. ©1..
May 28, 1986; E unp. 125042; Edith
Dugat Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
13841
In a wee wee Shack with my tootsie
plum; song. © 1c. May 26, 1936; EH
unp. 125288; J. Dewey Sigafuss,
Slateford, Pa. 18842
In an April shower; w and melody.
© 1c. May 29, 19386; E unp. 125471;
Evelyn Chapman Markham, Akron,
O. 18843
Jn Bubble land; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125420;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy Ma-
gruder, Baltimore. 13844
In my dreams; w and melody. ©1ce.
May 29, 1936; E unp. 125487; Ellis
S. Tuten, San Francisco. 13845
In my garden; w and melody. ©1«.
May 21, 1986; E unp. 124939; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 13846
In my love boat you and I; song, mel-
ody Raymund Pechotsck. © 1 «.
Feb. 26, 1986; E unp. 124852; Rose
Crowther, Sydney, Australia. 13847
In my lovely dreams of you; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124967 ; Mack Konopin-
ski, Toledo. 13848
In New York daddy sings, Oh Jimmie
catch ballie, oh Jennie catch ballie;
song. © Mar. 30, 1936; E pub.
55138; Joseph Schlacht, New York.
138849
In old Madeira; w and melody. ©
1c. May 28, 1986; E unp. 125429;
Fritz Nadler and G. K. Moss, Cleve-
land. 13850:
In our cocktail of love; w Vincent
Healy, m Harry Von Tilzer, arr. Ar-
thur Gutman ; with arr. for guit., etc.
© May 7, 1936; E pub. 55021; Harry
13864
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York.
13851
In summertime on Bredon; w A. E.
Housman, m 8S. Ward-Casey ; mixed
cho. © May 1, 1986; EB for. 44165;
Banks & son, York, England. 13852
In the dear old Pine Ridge mountains;
song; with ukulele arr. © May 4,
1936; E pub. 55004; Lillian M. Dod-
son, Hay Springs, Neb. 13853
In the far off New York; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp.
1246438; Samuel R. Kowler, Brook-
lyn. 13854
In the heart of the golden prairies;
waltz song, m Bernice Claire. ©
1c May 5, 1986; E unp. 123940;
Lawrence H. Gondringer, Shelby,
Neb. 13855
In the heart of the prairie; w Grace
Lucille Mason; pf. © 1 ¢. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124705; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13856
In the hills of old Montana; fox-trot
song. ©1c¢. May 25, 19386; E unp.
125137; Ira Drake, Crow Agency,
Mont. 13857
In the land of Snuffy Smith; w and
melody. © 1c May 14, 1986; E
unp. 124472; Sam Kavalsky, Brook-
lyn. 13858
In the little cottage that I call home;
w and melody. ©1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124928; Edna M. Hyatt, On-
awa, Ia. 13859
In the night, Christ came walking; w
adapted from St. Matthew 14, m
Noble Cain; 8&pt. mixed cho. ©
Apr. 13, 19386; E pub. 551521; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13860
In the old covered wagon days; pf.,
with w. © 1e May 21, 1986; H
unp. 124866; Daisy Romans, Dear-
born, Mich. 13861
In the quiet of evening twilight; fox-
trot song, melody Sam Adelman. ©
1c May 15, 1986; E unp. 124542;
P, K. Nielsen, Pensacola, Fla.
13862
In the shadow of the Nile; fox-trot
song, w John Swanson. © 1c. May
28, 19386; E unp. 125892; Arthur
Peter Belich, Pelham, N. Y. 13863
In the springtime, in the sunshine; w
Nancy Burger; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17,
1936 ; E unp. 123911; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13864
6235
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13865
In the valley where the wild roses
grow; w Reta Tagmar; pf. © 1.
May 26, 1986; BE unp. 125261; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
13865
In the woods; w and melody. OMe.
May 12, 1936; E unp. 124367; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 13866
Indian River; w and m Ray Darrah,
arr. Burrell Van Buren; pf. ©1e.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125167; Ray-
mond Irven Darrah, Salisbury, Pa.
13867
Indiana; pf., with w. © 1 « May 6,
1936; E unp. 1240383; Francis Brat-
ton and Frederick Marriott, E. Gary,
Ind. 13868
Indiana moon; valse song. ©1c¢. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125128; Lucy Mont-
gomery, Terre Haute, Ind. 13869
Inno imperiale italico; versi Pasquale
L. Romeo, m Lorenzo Terrana. ©
1 ¢@. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124552;
Lawrence Terrana, New York.
138870
Inno—italo—abissino; pf., con versi.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124609;
Angelo Cagnazzo, San Francisco.
13871
Insinuating lady; song. © 1c. May
25, 19386; E unp. 125161; Fredric
Ivan Bach, Los Angeles. 13872
Inspiracion; letra y melodia. © 1 «.
May 7, 1986; E unp. 124056;
Saturnino Silva, New York. 13873
Inspiration ; words and music by S. A.
York; pf. © 1c. May 29, 1936; E
unp. 125469; Sibyl Allen York,
13874
Intrepid leader march; by J. H. Bell;
Shreveport, La.
band pts. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
boot i C.-T) Barmhouse. 1ne.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 13875
Invitation to love; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 124452;
Grace Doro, Hollywood, Calif.
13876
Iowa the golden; song, arr. Karl
Holer. © May 12, 1936; E pub.
55197; Bertha Gammon Davisson,
Washington. 13877
Irish album; 4 songs and a pf. solo,
from the film The luck of the Irish,
w, m and arr. Richard Hayward.
Apr. 23, 1936; E for. 44163 ; Sylvester
music co., ltd., London. 13878
624 are
pt. 10, nist; vol
Irish (An) dell; by H. Waldo Warner,
op. 44, no. 3, ed. Benno Moiseiwitsch ;
pf. © Apr. 27, 1986; E for. 442590;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 13879
Is a daffydill as crazy as a crazy quilt;
w and melody Little Jack Little and
Mack David. © 1c. May 7, 1936;
EH ounp. 124048; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine, New York. 13880
Is everybody happy; song. © 1 e.
May 8, 1936; E unp. 124155; Lillian
Cosgriff, Riverside, Calif. 13881
Is it love or infatuation; from The
new divorce, w Sam Coslow, m
Frederick Hollander. © 1 c. May
16, 1936; EK unp. 124605; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
13882
Is this really love, or is it only make
believe; w William Stier, and
melody. ©1c. May 13, 1936; E unp.
124426; Frank Gillis, Detroit.
13883
Island hideaway; song. © 1c. May
13, 1986; E unp. 124421; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo. 18884
Isle I used to know; song, melody G.
Taylor and George Grommes. ©1¢e.
May 14, 1986; E unp. 124480; Gerard
Taylor, Wilmette, Ill. 13885
Isle of love; w John Syversen, m Mar-
tin Jonason. © 1c. May 14, 1936;
BH unp. 124484; John Syver Syversen,
Minot, N. D. 13886
Isles of paradise; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 138, 1986; E unp. 124418;
Antone Velez Camara, San Fran-
cisco. 13887
Isn’t the music grand; song. © 1 ¢.
May 238, 1936; E unp. 125036; R. F.
Heimlich, Milwaukee. 13888
It ain’t right; w Bob Rothberg, m
Joseph Meyer. © 1c. May 11, 1936;
E unp. 124403; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13889
——- —— with arr. for guit., etc’ ©
May 27, 1936; E pub. 55486; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 13890
It is heaven to be in love; w and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123822; Frank Berrafato, Buffalo.
i 13891
It’s a little old fashioned organ; song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 123799;
Ivor James Jones, Indianapolis.
18892
capes,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
13920
It’s a lovely night for love; fox-trot
song. © 1c. May 25, 1986; E unp.
125145; George Rothgeb and Lou
Rothgeb, Luray, Va. 13893
It’s a privilege, a pleasure and an
honor; w Kaye Herman and Max
Blum, melody Kaye Herman. ©1c.
May 29, 1936; E unp. 125463; Her-
man Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
13894
It’s a small world; w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson. © 1 c¢.
May 9, 1936; E unp. 124284; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
13895
It’s all the same to me; song. ©1e.
May 29, 1936; E unp. 125470; Sibyl
Allen York, Shreveport, La. 13896
It’s ancient history now; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124627; John Hurley Reese, Kansas
City, Mo. 13897
It’s Atlantic City; w and melody. ©1
G” May 12, 1986; E upp. 124332;
Thomas Wendell DeVergnies, Bloom-
field, N. J. 13898
It’s great to be a Texan, when you set-
tle down in Texas; w and melody.
©ic. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125178;
Florence F. Roan, Cisco, Tex. 138899
It’s high time I got the low-down on
you; from New faces of 1936, w Ed-
ward Heyman, m Joseph Meyer ; with
arr. for guit., etc. © May 18, 19386;
E pub. 55349; Chappell & co., inc,
New York. 13900
It’s just my nature; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 19386; E unp. 123891; Ar-
mand Hug, New Orleans. 13901
It’s leap year; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124992; Leta
Leslie, Apple Creek, O. 18902
It’s like paradise to me; waltz song,
m Ernest Shonfield. © 1c May 20,
1936; E unp. 124801; Lenora Hutton,
Imperial, Calif. 13903
It’s music; w and melody. ©1c. May
16, 1986; E unp. 124570; Frances
Stockton McKee, Bronxville, N. Y.
13904
It’s my fault; w and melody. ©1e.
May 20, 1936; E unp. 124788; Peter
Alexander Louis Van Spall, Jamaica,
oh Ne YY. 13905
It’s only a dream; w and melody. © 1
ce. Apr. 28, 19386; E unp. 123953; Mel-
ville L. Goldberg, New York. 13906
It’s only my heart beating for you; w
Bobby Jeanne; pf. © 1c. May 18,.
1936; E unp. 124706; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 13907
It’s southern rhythm; melody, with pf-
ace. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125174 ; Lorene E. Wegener, Weeping
Water, Neb. 13908
It’s stillicious; w and m Dale Wim-
brow. © Apr. 16, 19386; E pub.
50041; Chocolate products co., Chi-
cago. 13909
It’s the Rocky Mountain fever; w
Charles Russell Sanders; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123912; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 138910
It’s time for honeymooning; song, w
A. F. Ghelardi and Marion Parsons.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 124296;
Marion Parsons, Atlantic City.
13911
It’s time to dream again; pf., with w.
© 1c May 1, 1986; E unp. 123695;
Paul Bryant, Benton, Ky. 13912
It’s time to fall in love again; w Paul
Valére, m Phyllis Harding. © Apr.
17, 1936; E for. 44135; G. Ricordi &
co. (London) ltd., London. 13913
It’s time to say good-night; song. © 1
ce. May 5, 1986; E unp. 123958; Frank
A. Sullivan, Detroit. 13914
It’s time to say your prayers; fox-trot,
w and m Eddie Hunt and Peter
Kane. © May 11, 1936; E for. 44872;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 13915
It’s unconstitutional ; song. ©1e¢. May
28, 1936; E unp. 125413; HE. Vera
Kent, Lafayette, Ind. 13916
It’s vacation time again; fox-trot, w
Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson,
arr. Ned Freeman; orch. pts. © May
27, 1936; E pub. 55474; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
13917
w Al J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levin-
son: with guit. arr. © May 19,
1936; E pub. 55300; Edward B
Marks music corp., New York. 138918
It’s you just you; waltz song; pf. ac-
cordion acc. © 1c May 1, 1986; EB
unp. 123703; Morse Oberto, Iron
Belt, Wis. 13919
It was so lovely, wasn’t it; w and mel-
ody Kaye Herman. © 1. May 8,
1936; E unp. 124217; Herman Krin-
sky, Oakland, Calif. 13920
629
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13921
Italia bella; versi modificati L. J. Vi-
tolo, melodia Theresa De Matteo, m
Amneria Tucceri. © 1 ¢ May 11,
1986; E unp. 124293; Linda Joan
Vitolo, Schenectady, N. Y. 13921
Ja kocham caly Swiat ...; slow-fox,
stowa: Zenon Friedwald, m: Artur
Gold. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 44298;
Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
13922
Ja nie bytem ciebie wart; tango,
stowa: Zenon Friedwald, m: M.
Wroblewski. © Dec. 30, 1985; H
for. 44295; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 13923
Ja wenn man; bier marsch; pf. [Ger-
man and English text] © 1. Apr.
17, 19386; E unp. 124245; George
Hessberger, Chicago. 13924
Jack of all trades; album, J. Raymond
Tobin; pf. © May 22, 1936: E for.
44363; Banks & son, York, England.
13925
Jack Tar; unison song, w Eliza Cook,
m Cyril S. Christopher. © May 7,
1936; E for. 44813; Banks & son,
York, England. 13926
Jak sen; tango, stowa Andrzeja
Wiasta, m Adama Lewandowskiego,
arr.: Wtadystaw Wiger; orch.
strony. © Feb. 27, 1986; E for.
44232; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
13927
Jak trudno jest zapomniec .. .;
cygafiski slowfox z filmu Manewry
miiosne, stowa: Jurandot, muzyka
iyrarr: 'H. Wars ?.orehystrony. ©
Mar. 9, 1986; E for. 44240; M. Arct,
Warsaw, Poland. 13928
tango slowfox, cygafiska pieSnh z
filmu Manewry mitosne, stowa: Jur-
andot, m: H. Wars. © Mar. 9,
1936; E for. 44239; M Arct, Warsaw,
Poland. 13929
Jak za dawnych lat .. .; nactrojowe
tango, z filmu Manewry milogne,
stowa: Jurandot, m: H. Wars.
Mar. 9, 1986; E for. 44237; M. Arct.
Warsaw, Poland. 139380
mi art.) Ey Was:
orch. strony. © Dec. 27, 1935; H
for. 44238; M. Arct, Warsaw, Po-
land. 13931
Jak zakochaé sie-to w niedziele; wale
wiedenski, stowa: Jerry, m: Artur
Gold. © Apr. 9, 1986; E for. 44386;
Editions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
13932
Dt. TMs. vse
arr.: Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © Apr. 9, 1986; E for.
444387; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 139383
Jam; w and melody. © 1c. May 12,
1936; E unp. 124853; John Patrick
Martone, Newark, N. J. 13934
Jest (The); w and melody. ©1e.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 1239386; Helen
Wallace, Brooklyn. 13935
Jingle jangle; Christmas song, w and
m H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26,
1936; E pub. 55450; Century music -
pub. co., New York. 13936
Jo-an; melody Kaye Herman. © 1 ©¢.
May 9, 1986; E unp. 124218; Her-
man Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
13937
Joe Louis; w and melody. © 1«6
May 26, 1936; E unp. 125282; Jack
Sneed, New York. 13938
Jolly chocolate drops; w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124310;
David Gordon Holder, Chicago.
13939
Joropo; pf. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E
unp. 124015; Juan Lecuna, Wash-
ington. 13940
Joropo tuyero; baile cancion tipico
venezolano. © 1c. May 12, 1986;
E unp. 125068; Manuel Bricefo,
New York. 13941
Joyous (A) holiday; w and melody.
© 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp. 124085;
Viola Cupps Pierce, Dana Point,
Calif. 13942
Juanita; w Caroline Norton, m arr.
Fred Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram. © Apr. 18, 1936;
E pub. 55074; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
caster, Pa. 13943
Jubilee bells; song, w Nora M. Dun-
can. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1936; E unp.
124599; Eva Dungate, North Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 13944
Judge eternal; short anthem, w H.
Scott Holland, m Stanley Marchant ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © May
27, 1986; E for. 44398; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 13945
June; song. © 1c. May 21, 1936;
E unp. 124909; Dorothea Zerbey,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13946
Junior (The) cornetist; march; cor-
net in B flat. © 1.¢. May 13, 1936;
E unp. 124428; Peter Waltner, Los
Angeles. 13947
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Just a baby song; w Louise Roeslin ;
pt. © 1c May 26, 1936; E unp.
125265; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13948
Just a day dream again; w Mary G.
Mihalakis, m Val. C. Ritschy. ©
May 4, 1936; E pub. 55005; Mary
Mihalakis, San Francisco. 13949
Just a fisherman; pf., with w. ©1c.
May 21, 1936; E unp. 124890; Harry
Milton Briggs, Houlton, Me. 15950
Just a holiday sweetheart; fox-trot,
w and m Arden, Saville, Kennedy
and Royce. © May 7, 1936; E for.
44373; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
13951
Just a little blue for you; pf., with w.
©1c. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125018;
Jane Laird, Conshohocken, Pa.
13952
Just a little cottage in the valley; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 25, 1936; H
unp. 125136; J. Malcolm Collins,
Petersham, Mass. 13953
Just a little dug-out on the plain; w
and melody. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124608; Pat Dooley, Dallas.
13954
Just a little home; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1 c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124673; Edward Lindemann, Los
Angeles. 13955
Just a little kiss will do; arr. Burrell
Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1c. May
Zi 1OSGs*) EH ) unp.! 1238727; Prank
Klitchko, Miami, Fla. 13956
Just a little memorandum dear of you;
song. © 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp.
124751; Howard D. Leese, Oakland,
Calif. 13957
Just a melody sweet; by Leroy Shield ;
pf. © May 8, 1936; E pub. 55117;
Robbins music corp., New York.
13958
Just a tender tune; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 19, 1936; E unp. 124769;
Joseph Sebastian Muscatello, Mid-
dletown, Conn. 13959
Just after sundown; song. © 1 «.
May 21, 1936; E unp. 124896; Ken-
neth M. Day, East Lynn, Mass.
13960
Just an acre with you; w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp. 124766;
Henry Louis Zwick, Rosedale,
Raspeburg, P. O., Md. 13961
13974
—
Just an amateur; w and melody
Maurice Keathley and Elbert Keath-
ley. © 1c. May 11, 1986; E unp.
124255; Maurice Franklin Keath-
ley, Memphis, Tenn. 13962
Just an envelope and stamp; w M.
Silha, m Joseph Franz Silha. ©1c.
May 8, 1936; E unp. 124250; Joseph
Silha and Marline Silha, Rochester,
INES Y!: 13963
Just any o’ hour, night or day; slow
fox-trot, w and m Alberta Roper;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © May
8, 1986; E pub. 55149; Alberta Roper ~
music co., Chicago. 13964
Just as long as the bluebonnet blooms;
waltz song. ©1c. May 4, 19386; H
unp. 123975; Katherine Johnson
Nelson, Houston. 13965
Just because I look like you; by Jack
McCarver and Harry S. Mitchell;
Di.) Ovi cy Mayes?) 1936 5 SH) wuinip:
123793; Mrs. Jesse Boehm, New
York. 13966
Just counting time since you went
away; w Henrietta Gilden, and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123764; Joseph Kruger, New York.
13967
Just doing the Georgia stomp down;
w and melody. ©1c. May 15, 1936;
E unp. 125329; Jesse Gines and
Sherad H. Wright, New York.
13968
Just dreaming; w Fred Lester Leck;
pf. © 1c May 26, 1936; E unp.
125245; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 13969
Just fifty years ago; w Margarette
Hook: pf. ©1 4 May 26, 1986; HE
unp. 125252; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13970
Just for you; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125308 ; Roberta Trebor, Mid-
dletown, O. 13971
Just imagine; song, m George Ganz
and Robert Clark. © 1c. May
26, 1986; E, unp. 125285; LeRoy
Sproat, Boise, Id. 13972
Just keep peggin’ away ; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125046 ;
Mrs. E. J. Randle, Jackson, Mich.
13973
Just let me sleep; w and melody. © 1
ce. May 5, 1936; EH unp. 123956; Al-
phons Jaeger, Detroit. 13974
627
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13975
Just longing for you; w and melody.
© 1c May 8, 1936; E unp. 124135;
' Anne Ruso, New York. 13975
Just posing; fox-trot song, melody N.
Leroy and Ben Adelman. © 1c. May
15, 1986; E unp. 124539; Nellie Leroy,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 13976
Just pretending; w and melody. ©1¢
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124919; Lillee
Burton, Mitchell, Ind. 13977
Just the same; w and melody. © Apr.
6, 1936; E pub. 55086; Lorne Elliott
Huycke, Berkeley, Calif. 13978
Just you; song. ©1c. May 5, 1936; EH
unp. 123944; Frank Philetus Baker,
Tulsa, Ol. 13979
—w Berton Braley. ©1«c. May
28, 1936; E unp. 125457; Grace Stan-
ley Stevens, Washington. 138980
w and m Meyer M. Sholk; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124495; Meyer Sholk, Boston. 13981
—w and melody. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124929; Charles Rich-
ard Schmittberger, Brooklyn.
13982
K—A—club; w and melody. © 1 «@
May 1, 19386; E unp. 123689; William
Nathan La Mance, Laclede, Mo.
13983
Kacik; tango, stowa W. Rychtera, m
T. Kwiecifskiego; ork. strony. ©
Feb. 27, 1936; E for. 442838; L. Idzi-
kowski, Warsaw, Poland. 13984
Kaifeng; w Ada Mae Degler, m Sister
Cecilia Clare. © Apr. 27, 1936; E
pub. 54996; Sisters of Providence, St.
Mary-of-the-woods, Ind. 13985
Katarynka; foxtrot, stowa; Andrzej
Wiast, m Fred Scher. © Dee. 30,
1935; E for. 44383; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 13986
Kau (The) folio; Hawaiian melodies,
Billy Murray; Hawaiian guit. solo,
in note and diagram; with chord
Symbols for Spanish guit., etc. ©
Apr. 16, 1986; E pub. 55231; Nico-
mede music co., Altoona, Pa. 13987
Keep cool, calm and collected; w and
m Phil Baxter; pf. treble. © 1 ©.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125095; Jen-
kins music ¢o., Kansas City, Mo.
18988
Keep me in mind; waltz, w and m Vic
Yingling. © May 6, 1936; E pub.
55145; Ernest Victor Yingling, jr.,
Wichita. 13989
Dt. TH, Musi vael
Keep me warm in your heart; w and
m Edward H. Bullen. © 1 ¢« May
6, 1986; E unp. 124004; Grace L.
Ainsworth, Detroit. 13990
Keep shakin’ in your shoes; w F. K.
Diver, melody Joseph Herron. © 1
c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124640;
Frederick Kenneth Diver, Swissvale,
Pa., and Charles Joseph Herron,
Coverdale, Pa. 13991
Keep the dollar rolling; w Marie Julia
Skrine; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1986;
E unp. 124707; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 13992
Keith, Prowse folio of marches for the
piano accordion; arr. Conway
Graves. © May 6, 1936; E for.
44258; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 13993
Kentucky jubilee; w and melody. ©1
c. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124347; Bur-
ney Lee Higginbottom, Alamosa, Col.
13994
Key to Accordion harmony; by Pietro
Deiro. © Apr. 15; 1936; EH” pub.
50181; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
13995.
Kiddies’ hour songs; w and m Arthur
Hahn. © Dec. 1, 1935; E for. 44246;
Allan & co., prop. Itd., Melbourne,
Australia. 13996.
Kidnaped ; song, w Fred Di Cesare. ©
1c May 28, 1936; E unp. 125485;
Joseph Frank Schwartz, Rochester,
Ne oY 13997
Kilo-hana ; w Martyna Carroll, m arr.;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram. © Mar.
20, 1986; E pub. 55055; Marry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 13998.
Kilohana chimes; by Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © May 6, 1986; E pub.
55072; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 18999
Kindergarten waltz; pf. © 1 ce May
25, 1986; E unp. 125286; Juan Le-
cuna, Washington. 14000:
King Edward VIII; grand march; pf.
© 1c. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123816;
Rebecca Gerrard Ludlam, Los An-
geles. 14001
Kiss me darling as you always do;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢«. May
18, 1986; E unp. 125012; Santiago.
Olguin Loredo, Los Angeles. 14002
Kitty; pf. ©1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123941; Allen A. Duboff, Brooklyn.
14003.
628
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Kleines konzert; Hans’ Richter-
Haaser; streichorch.; in C moll.
Partitur. © Apr. 9, 1936; E for.
44249; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig.
14004
Kobieta jest jak r6za; tango, slowa:
F. Motylewski, m: J. Skotnicki, arr.
D. Kahanowicz. © Dec. 30, 1935;
HE for. 44294; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 14005
— [and] Janie byiem ciebie
wart ...; tango, stowa: Z. Fried-
wald, m: M. Wroblewski: salonowa
ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
44296 ; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
14006
Kochaj tylko mnie; waic anglieski, z
filmu Kochaj tylko mnie, stowa i
m: EH. Schlechter. © Dee. 30, 1985;
E for. 44305; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 14007
Kolinka; berceuse no. 2; pf. ©1..
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124105; David
Alshansky Lichtenstein, New York.
14008
Korsykanska serenada; tango, slowa:
Jerry, m: Fred Scher. © Mar. 25,
1936; E for. 44881; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 14009
arr. Iwo Wesby; ork.
strony. © Mar. 25, 1936; E for.
44382; Hditions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 14010)
Kiisse sind die sprache der liebe;
tango, w Paul Fago, m Hans JoOns-
son. © Nov. 1, 1935; E for. 44335;
—_——_—_
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
14011
Kwiaty, czy wy wiecie .. .; tango,
stowa: J. Walden, m: Tadeusz Miil-
ler. © Mar. 25, 1936; E for. 44277;
Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
14012
m i arr. A. T. Miiller ;
ork. strony. © Mar. 25, 1936; E for.
44272); Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 14013
Lat oss vara vanner; text och m: Sven
Goon; pf. © Apr. 3, 1936; E for.
44366; A. b. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag, Stockholm. 14014
valse lente, text och m: Sven
Goon, arr.: Miff Gorling ; orch. stim-
mer. © Apr. 3, 1936; E for. 44867;
A. b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 14015
Ladies oh, ladies oh; w and melody.
©1c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 124444;
75026—36——4
14029
Henrietta Sophia Littell, Biloxi,
Miss. 14016
Lady by the moon I vow; song, w Rob-
ert Dunmore. © 1c. May 20, 1936;
EK unp. 124794; Margaret Allison
Bonds, Chicago. 14017
Lament; w from 69th Psalm; mixed
voices. © 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124051; Emerson Jay Oelen, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 14018
Land (The) of enchantment and
dreams; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. May 9,
1936; EH unp. 124230; Kathryn E.
Henderson, Maysville, Ky. 14019
Land (The) of Maureen Threave; w
Peggy Thuringer, m M. C. Taylor.
© Mar. 14, 1936; E pub. 54951; Mary
C. Taylor and Marguerite Thuringer,
Providence. 14020
Landon (A) lyric; song, m Catherine
Browning Boyd. © 1 ¢. May 12,
1936 ; E unp. 124338 ; William Brown-
ing, Brooklyn. 14021
Larch (The) wood; unison song, w
Olive Denson, m C. Armstrong Gibbs.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Apr. 21,
1986; E for. 44215; Boosey & co., Itd.,
-London. 14022
Larghetto in D; by W. H. Squire;
violoncello, or violin, and organ. ©
Apr. 18, 1936; E for. 44213; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 14023
Last (The) good-bye; w and m Verner
Westerlund; pf. © 1c. May 26,
1986; E unp. 125235; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14024
Latch string to my heart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124993;
Mary York, Cedar, Mich. 14025
Laughing at love; fox-trot song. © 1
ce. May 27, 1986; E unp. 1253877;
Marjorie Hileen Prievo, Watertown,
INES 14026
Laughter in your eyes; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125148 ;
Mary E. Frank, Larchmont, N. Y.
14027
Laurel time in Caroline; w and m
Seth Carman. © 1c. May 8, 1986;
E unp. 124153; Clarence Seth Car-
man, New York. 14028
Lawd; song. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1936;
E unp. 123887; Zebron Britton, Can-
ton, O. 14029
629
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14030
Lezy days; w and melody. © 1.
May 13, 1936; E unp. 124392); Doro-
thy M. Elder, Philadelphia. 14030
Lazy swing; by A. L. Knox and Wally
Rue; pf. ©:>1 «May 25,) 1986;
E unp. 125085; Adrian Luverne
Knox, Chicago. 14031
Lazy waters; by Fred Busswood ;
Hawaiian guit., in note and dia-
cram: in DD. ©’ Jani 15) Westy H
pub. 55068; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
easter, Pa, 14032
Lazy weather; w Irving Kahal, m Os-
ear Levant; with arr. for guit., ete.
© May 18, 1936; E pub. 99222;
Marlo music corp., New York.
14033
Learn the art of self defense; w Dave
Fleischer and Bob Rothberg, m
Sammy Timberg; pf. © 1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 124860; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
14034
Learnright method for plectrum gui-
tar. pt. 2) ©. May (Gy 193677 AA
207142; Stephen St. John, Schenec-
tady,..N..M. 14035
Leave me my dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123787;
David Raymond Innes, Detroit.
14036
Legacies no. 2; by Sidney Baynes;
orch. pts. © Apr. 17, 1936; E for.
44228; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 14037
Leichte kavallerie; volksspiel, A.
Miiller u. H. Brennecke, m Franz
von Zuppé, musikalische neufassung
Horst Platen. Klavierauszug.
Sept. 15, 1985; D 39083; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
14037*
Leisure (The) hour; 15 pieces, Jos-
eph Strimmer; pf. © Apr. 15, 1936;
EH for. 44210; Augener, Itd., London.
14088
Let America be the land of peace;
w and melody. ©1c. May 6, 1936;
E unp. 124038; Grace Maria Mc-
Clary, Boston. 14039
Let life be a song; waltz song, m
Jimmie Crane. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
H unp. 124177; Henry Langstock,
Great Falls, Mont. 14040:
Let me be; w and melody. © 1 ec.
May 27, 1986; E unp. 125399; Gen-
eva Kelley Williams, Chicago.
14041
Di TY ny Sh iwi
Let me dream ‘neath the moon in
Hawaii; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 1, 1986; EH unp. 123716; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 14042
Let me have just one smile from you;
waltz ballad. © 1c May 8, 1986;
EH unp. 124165; Charles Ray Gorrell,
Toledo. 14043
Let me love you now; w and melody.
©1c. May 13, 19386; E unp. 124375;
Louis Bernstein, Los Angeles.
14044
Let me sing while I’m dancing with
you; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124994; Viola Close, Lis-
bon, O. 14045
Let our hearts unite; waltz, w Les-
ter Horn, m Duke Rorabaugh. ©
1 ec. May 19, 1986; E unp. 124770;
Newton Charles Rorabaugh, Elkins
Park, Pa. 14046
Let’s; w and melody. © 1 ec. May
8. (19863 Hi unp. 124127 any
Joseph Domosky, Seymour, Conn.
14047
Let’s all march to victory with the
G. O. P.; song. © May 2, 1936; EB
pub. 55014; James Wright, Pater-
son. 14048
Let’s be friendly ; w and melody. © 1
ce. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123690; Wil-
liam Nathan La Mance, Laclede,
Mo. 14049
Let’s build a bridge today; w Bob
Rothberg, m Sammy Timberg. © 1
c. May 5, 1986; E unp. 124358; Par-
amount productions music corp., ©
New York. 14050
Let’s build a home in the stars; w and
m Gene Sickel; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © May 14, 1936; E pub. 55218;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
14051
Let’s call a heart a heart; from
Pennies from heaven, w Johnny
Burke, melody Arthur Johnston.
© 1c May 1, 1936; E unp. 123686;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 14052
Let’s call it quits; w and melody. ©
1 @. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125077;
Joe Capraro, Hot Springs, Ark.
14053
Let’s dance; pf. © 1c. May 20, 1936;
E unp. 124829'; Derwin James Lentz,
Atlantic City. 14054
630
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
song, m Ray Carroll. © 1.
May 1, 1936; E unp. 123712; Larry
Cotton, Chicago. 14055
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. May
20, 19386; E unp. 124889; Joe
Capraro, Hot Springs, Ark. 14056
Let’s forget, sweetheart; w Andra
Spencer; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124709; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14057
Let's get acquainted; w Elizabeth
Huebner, m George Stewart Ayton.
©1c. May 27, 1986; E unp. 125339 ;
George S. Ayton, Kearny, N. J.
14058
Let’s go Glenville; w and melody. ©
~ 1c. May 6, 1986; E unp. 124005;
Ruth Katz, Cleveland. 14059)
Let’s go out and woo; w and m Vic
Yingling, arr. Helen Hyde. © May
6, 19386; E pub. 55144; Ernest Victor
Yingling, jr., Wichita. 14060
Let’s grow old together ; song, w Henry
Fenwick. © 1c. May 16, 1936; EH
unp. 124574; Harriett Story, Hope,
Ark. 14061
w J. W. Bratton, m Leo. Edwards;
with ukulele arr. © May 5, 1936;
E for. 44131; Irwin Dash music co.,
ltd., London. 14062
Let’s have fun; pf., with w. ©1..
May 7, 19386; E unp. 124093; Mildred
F. Guth, Baltimore. 14063
Let’s imagine; w and melody. ©1e.
May 1, 1986; E unp. 123679; Paul
Bricker, Michigan City, Ind. 14064
Let’s keep on dancing; w and m Val
Burton and Will Jason. © 1c. May
9, 1936; E unp. 124281; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 14065
Let’s kiss again and make up; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124231;
Ralph Fato, New Rochelle, N. Y.
140866
Let’s live underneath the moon; waltz
song, melody Robert Rachetto and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E ounp. 125309; Ernest Mastriana,
Brooklyn. 14067
Let’s play together; w and m various
authors, arr. Nick Lucas. 1. Ten.
banjo, also ten. guit—2. Plectrum
guit.—3. Hawaiian guit.—4. Violin,
also mand. © May 15, 1936; E pup.
50237-55240; Nicomede music co.,
Altoona, Pa. 14068-14071
14085
Let’s pretend; song. © 1c. May 9,
1936; E unp. 124224; Robert Luber
and Harold Ruben, Philadelphia.
14072
w and m J. Rines and Bob Bilder ;
pf. © 1 ce. May 28, 1986; E unp.
125432; Joe Rines, Brookline, Mass.
14073
Let’s rally ’round our leader; song. ©
May 11, 1936; E pub. 55490; Marie S.
Ferrie, Montclair, N. J. 14074
Let’s take advantage of the moonlight;
w and melody. ©1ce. May 12, 1936;
EH unp. 1243871; Charlie Rhodum
Pritchett, Thomaston, Ga. 14075
Let us be sweethearts forever; w
Blanche Evelyn Ruddell; pf. © 1 «.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 124708; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14076
Let us talk about love and you; fox-
trot song.* © “1..¢:) May 25, 1936;
EK unp. 125115; A. H. McGrue,
Boliver, Tenn. 14077
Letter (The) edged in black; arr.;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with w;
in D. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 55481;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 14078
Lieber Augustin; German folk song,
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram,
with w; in D. © Dec. 2, 19385; HE
pub. 55278; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 14079
Life is good when I’m with you; w and
melody. ©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125284; George Grant McCullough,
Upper Greenwood Lake, Hewitt, N. J.
14080
Life, love and laughter; valse a la
viennoise; pf. © 1c May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124646; Leopold N. Sperling,
Cincinnati. 14081
Life went out of my heart; waltz; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1936; E unp.
125333 ; Irwood L. Slosson and Harry
EH. Roese, Bemidji, Minn. 14082
Life without you; w and melody, arr.
Alex. M. Valentine. © 1c. May 6,
1936; E unp. 124027; Fannye Ross
Bennett, Albany, Ga. 14083
Life’s saddest song; w George Ernest
Jenkins; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E
unp. 123913; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14084
Like a flower in spring; valse song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 125211;
Julius Wydock, Weatherly, Pa.
14085
631
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14086
Like a ship at sea; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. May 11, 1986; E unp. 124288 ;
Merceedees Antoinette F. Welcker,
Chicago. 14086
Like a stranger to you; Song, arr. Clem-
ent Call. © 1c May 11, 1936; H
unp. 124272; Val Cervantez, Pitts-
burgh. 14087
Like the words of a beautiful song; w
and melody. © 1c. May 11. 1936; BE
unp. 124294; Raymond EK. Duck-
worth, Berkeley, Calif. 14088
Lilac lane; w Van Tomlinson; pf. ©1
c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124710; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14089
Lilalou; fox-trot, w Hans Fritz Beck-
mann, m Harold M. Kirchstein. ©
Oct. 14, 1985; E for. 44884; Dreik-
lang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 14090
Liljefors (Ruben) Tre sanger; op. 42,
for en rost och ork., text K. G. Os-
siannilsson, Boris Persson och J. L.
Runeberg. Klaverutdrag. © Apr.
3, 19386; E for. 44868; A. b. Carl
Gehrmans musikforlag, Stockholm.
14091
Liola; sinfonia, Giuseppe Mule; orch.
Partitura. © Apr. 20, 1936; E for.
44141; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
14092
Listen ; fox-trot song, melody HE. Ray-
mer and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢c. May
8, 1986; E unp. 124194; Edith Ray-
- mer, Escondido, Calif. 14095
Listen for a lonesome drum; w Frank
Baridy, m Frank Baridy and Mary
Baridy. ©1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
124302; Mary Barrett, Cambridge,
Mass. 14094
Listening to a Symphony; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp.
124221; Frederick L. Weinberg,
Philadelphia. 14095
Listening to the patter of the rain; w
Leroy Strange; pf. © 1c. May 26,
19386; E unp. 125236; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14096
List’ning to the whispering of the Sea ;
wandm Chip. ©1c. May 14, 1986;
E unp. 124491; Earl Francis Hanna-
fin, North Arlington, Mass. 14097
Liszt (Franz) Prometheus-bound ;
Symphonic cantata, from Richard
Pohl’s German libretto, tr. David H.
Suderman, set D. R. Gebhart; solos
and choruses. © Jan. 9, 1936; E
Di DE Mess war!
H. Suderman,
Nashville. 14098
Little Audrey; w and melody Jack
Meskill, Leon Flatow and Ted White.
©1c¢ May 22, 1936; E unp. 125008;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
14099
Little Audrey just laughed and
laughed ; w and melody. © 1c. May
8, 1936; E unp. 124130; Bobbee
Tremaine, New York. 14100
—w and melody. © 1 ec. May 28,
19386; E unp. 125483; Howard Henry
Hurmence, Lubbock, Tex. 14101
Little blonde girl; w M. Peterson, m
D. Hoogbruin. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124129; Marion Peterson and.
Dixie Hoogbruin, San Bernardino,
Calif. 14102
Little. Boy Blue; novelette, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55453 ; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 14103
Little boy sailor; characteristic song
fox-trot, w Stanley J. Damerell, m
Sherman Myers. © May 5, 1986; E
for. 44374; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 14104
Little (The) brown church; w and m
William §8. Pitts, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; with mixed cho. © May 27,
1986; E pub. 55481; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
14105.
Little by little; song; with ukulele arr.
© May 11, 1936; E pub. 553822;
Frank Shuryan, Chicago. 14106
Little darling; w Camilla P. Brook-
shire; pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936; E
unp. 125243; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14107
Little frontier centennial march of
Fort Worth, Texas; song. © 1 e.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124742); Helene
Brandeis, Fort Worth. 14108.
Little geisha; song; arr. Dorothy Ver-
non; pf., violin and cello ace. ©
1c May 14, 1936; EH unp. 124440;
Frederick Bond, New York. 14109
Little (The) giant march; by H. Moon,
new arr. J. Mastinelli; orch. pts. ©
May 20, 1936; E pub. 55464; Ludwig
music pub. co., Cleveland. 14110
Little hands that hold me; song, w
Larry Yoell. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123758; James W. (Jimmie)
Hall, Palo Alto, Calif. 14111
pub. 54284; David
632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
14138
Little hunk of honey; w and melody.
‘© 1e. May 20, 19386; E unp. 124837 ;
Sallie Yancey, Houston. 14112
Little pal, I’m lonesome for you; w
H. J. Hobday and Gene Gold, m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. ©1e May 2,
1936; E unp. 123726; Hiram J. Hob-
day, Earp, Calif. 14113
Little pal of the desert; w Lou Han-
nagan; pf. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124711; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14114
Little piccaninny rose; song. © 1 «.
May 29, 1936; E unp. 125448; Chesley
B. Briscoe, Philadelphia. 14115
Little (The) pink baby; song, w J.
Whitfield Green. © Apr. 16, 1936;
E pub. 55042; La Verna EH. Kim-
brough, Pullman, Wash. 14116
Little scamp; song. © 1c. May 13,
1936; E unp. 124399; Lorene Dales
Frost, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 14117
Little southern lady; song. © 1.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 124674; May
Wylde Millinghausen, Porterville,
Cal. 14118
Little (A) talk with Jesus; w anon.,
and melody. © 1 c. May 18, 1936;
E eunp. 124661; Harry A. Sacadaris,
Cleveland. 14119
Little (The) things that Ill do; w
Phyllis Dean; pf. © 1c. May 5,
1936; E unp. 123870; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14120
Little white church; moment religioso,
w and m H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May
26, 1936; E pub. 55458; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 14121
Little white cottage for two; song. ©
1 e@. May 21, 19386; E unp. 124874;
Lucile Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia.
14122
Living in the past; w M. F. Powell, m
J. A. Knight. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
HE unp. 124143; James A. Knight and
Marian F. Powell, Jacksonville, Fla.
14123,
Living on a shoestring and love; fox
trot song, melody Will Livernash.
© 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp. 124020;
Lee Blastic, South Gate, Calif.
14124
Living to shine for Jesus; hymn, w
and m Mrs. Willard W. Davis. ©
1 ec. May 22, 1986; E unp. 125022;
Ruth F. Davis, Utica, N. Y. 14125
Lizzie and Johnny; song. ©1c. Apr.
27, 1936; E unp. 124406; Constance
Warren, Los Angeles. 14126
Liueve ; cancion, letra Luis De Soto. ©
Mar. 30, 1986; 1 ¢«. May 4; E for.
44261; Graciela Parraga, Havana.
14127
Locke (Harold) Ten tonal tales;
melodious studies for the develop-
ment of style in piano playing.
May 6, 1936; E pub. 55365; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14128
Lois; w Wm. Nelson and Milton [E.]
Saul, and melody. © 1c. May 12,
1936; E unp. 124851; George Thorn-
ton Steil, West Hartford, Conn.
14129
Lolita; w F. K. Diver, m V. Dimarzio.
©1«¢. May 21, 1936; E unp. 124858 ;
Frederick Kenneth Diver and Vin-
cent Dimarzio, Swissvale, Pa. 14130
Lolita, komm; paso doble, Arturo Buz-
zi-Peccia ; jazz orch. pti. © Apr. 20,
1936; E for. 44147; G. Ricordi «& co.,
Milan. 14131
Londonderry air; ancient Irish
melody, arr. Willis Conolly; ten.
guit., in diagram. © Apr. 15, 1936;
E pub. 55095; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 14182
Lone (A) wolf on the Indian trail; w
Al Bryan, m Lee Hulbert and Larry
Stock, arr. Michel Weisberg; with
arr. for guit., etc. © May 14, 1936;
E pub. 55311; Jerry Vogel music co.,
ine., New York. 14133
Lonely alone; w and melody. ©1e.
May 28, 1986; EH unp. 125409; Harl
Wilson Brewster, Chase, Kan.
14134
Lonely (The) cowboy; song, w Floyd
R. Savage. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E
unp. 123965; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 14135
Lonely day; w and melody. ©1e.
May 14, 19386; E unp. 124461;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy
Magruder, Baltimore. 14136
Lonely, lonely, dear; w Bertha Dew
and F. O. Pentz, m Fletcher Orville
Pentz. ©1c. May 28, 1936; E unp.
125396; F. Orville Pentz, Trenton,
N. J. 14137
Lonesome; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
May 23, 1936; E unp. 125073; Ed-
ward I. White and Nat H. Alberts,
Brooklyn. 14138
633
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
141389
pt. TI, n. s., v. 81
Lonesome lane; w Tessie May Thorne;
pf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123871; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 14139
Lonesome lullaby; w Joe Young, m
Fred E. Ahlert; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © May 25, 1936; E pub. 55488 ;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
14140
Lonesome Tommy; w and m M. L.
Preston; pf. © May 6, 19386; E pub.
55359; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 14141
Long ago and far away; from Three
cheers for love; w and m Leo Robin
and Ralph Rainger, pf. se. Geo. N.
Terry; with arr. for ukulele and
guit. © May 22, 1936; E pub. 55485;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 14142
Long live love; w D. Spitz, melody
D. Barkin. © 1c May 27, 1936;
E unp. 125340; David Spitz and
Daniel Barkin, New York. 14143
Long, long ago; arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
in diagram, with w ;in A. © Dee.
2, 1935; E pub. 55279; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 14144
Look what I found and it’s going to be
mine; w and melody. ©1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124922; Florence M.
McCall, Butler, Pa. 14145
Lopez swing; by Vincent Lopez; pf.
© Apr. 27, 1936; E pub. 55028; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 14146
Lord’s (The) prayer; m Albert Hay
Malotte, arr. Carl Deis. 1. Sop. 1,
2 and alto cho.—2. Men’s cho.
May 1, 1986; E pub. 55244, 55245;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14147, 14148
Lost again; w Eddie De Lange, m Jeff
Clarkson; with guit. arr. © Apr.
25, 1936; E pub. 55064; Mills music,
inc., New York. 14149
Lost road to paradise; w and melody.
© 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp. 123682;
John Reynolds Smith, Grants Pass,
Or. 14150
Lost (The) song; w Joyce M. Held,
and melody. © 1. Mar. 17, 1936;
E ounp. 121522; Mark Markoff, Los
Angeles. 14151
Lost without you; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 18, 1936; IF
unp. 125011 ; Curtis E. Gillis, Hureka,
Calif. 14152
¢
Louisiana lullaby; song. © 1c. Apr.
29, 1986 ; E unp. 124401; John Wilbur
Bell, New York. 14153
Lovable moon; waltz, w Jimmy Karl,
melody Jimmy Crane. © 1. Apr.
17, 1936; E unp. 1247438; James Karl
Ahina, Hilo, Hawaii. 14154
Love came to me in the springtime; w
Olin Faire; pf. ©1c. May 19, 1936;
E unp. 124776; Verne Neville, Oak-
land, Calif. 14155
Love dreams; tango song, w Alice
Hullin. © 1c. May 27, 1986; E ump.
125379; Anthony Arcuri, Hoboken,
No Yd *14156
Love has a way with me; w E. Birn-
breyer, m M. Rosen. © 1c. May 28,
1936; E unp. 125405; Milton Rosen
and Edmund _ Birnbreyer, Cin-
cinnati. 14157
Love is calling; w and melody Bill
Williams. © 1c. May 25, 1936; EB
unp. 125184; Wm. Williams, Mil-
waukee. 14158
Love is everything to me; by Leroy
Shield; pf. © May 8, 1936; E pub.
55118; Robbins music corp., New
York. 14159
Love is king; w and melody. ©1e.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125164; Betty
C. Vernon, Los Angeles. 14160
Love is like the weather; w and mel-
ody. ©1«e May 11, 19386; E unp.
124277; Harris Gordon Moe, Seattle.
~ 14161
Love iS my sorrow; w and melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1936; E unp. 124514;
Edgar Smith, jr., Detroit. 14162
Love lights; w and melody. © 1 e.
May 5, 1936; E unp. .124489; Clar-
ence Wendell King, Branford, Conn.
14163
Love lyric; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124981; Bar-
bara M. Heinzelman, New Orleans.
14164
Love me to-night; w and m Violet
Strom. ©1c. May 11, 1986; E unp.
124261; Eupha L. Shepard, Roxbury,
Mass. 14165
Love me too; song. © 1 c¢. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125169; Hverett
Charles Vogt, jr., Kirkwood, Mo.
14166
Love returns; waltz, w and melody;
pf. or violin. © 1c. May 11, 1936;
E unp. 124850; George Bergman,
Superior, Wis. 14167
634
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Love (The) song; w D. R. Roberts,
m Harry Jay. © May 22, 1986; BE
pub. 55402; David Richard Roberts,
Shirea, N. ¥. 14168
Love song of the rover; w and m
Lenore Virginia Oakley. © 1 «.
May 19, 1936; E unp. 124778; Le-
nore V. Lusk, San Diego, Calif.
14169
Love songs of the past; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1936; E unp. 123980;
Mait A. Langan, Whittier, Calif.
14170
Love was just imagination; w Mar-
garet Helen Stewart: pf. © 1.
May 13, 1986; E unp. 124384; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14171
Love (The) we once knew; song, arr.
Chas. Wolff; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 16, 1986; E pub. 55045; Morton
Capps, Sheridan, Wy. 14172
Love went up in smoke; English w Al
J. Neiburg, m Ernesto Lecuona,
adapted Jerry Levinson; with guit.
arr. © May 19, 1936; E pub. 55301;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 141738
Love will come; valse song. © 1 ©.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 125221; G. Hans
Laase, Palm Beach, Fla. 14174
Lovely dream; w and m Frank Sereno
and G, Klein. © 1 c¢. May 2, 1936;
E unp. 123722; Grace Klein, Brook-
lyn. 14175
Lovely home; fox-trot song, melody
T. S. Collins and Ben Adelman. ©
1 ce. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125289;
T. Sidney Collins, Federalsburg, Md.
14176
Lovely illusion of love; w and melody.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124652;
Dorothy H. Richards, Prescott,
Ariz. 14177
Lovely (A) land; unison song, w
Lucia Young, m Geoffrey Shaw. ©
May 8, 1936; E for, 44255; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 14178
Lovely night; romance, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1986; E
pub. 55455; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 14179
Lovers’ delight; w Reklaw Anil; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; EB unp. 123914;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14180
Lover’s (A) dream; song, m G,. N.
Sneed, Fern Sneed and Ted Sneed.
_ 14195
©1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 123756;
Grace Newton Sneed, St. Louis.
14181
Lover’s lovely strain; song. © 1 «¢.
May 20, 1986; E unp. 124806; Law-
rence Hubert Kortum, Schofield Bar-
racks, Hawaii. 14182
Love’s awakening; song. © 1. Apr.
21, 1986; E unp. 123882; Tressa B.
Klous, New York. 14183
Love’s consolation; w Paul Sylvester
Hargrow; pf. ©1c. May 18, 1936;
EK unp. 124712; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14184
Love’s design; waltz, w Lorraine Noel
Finley, m Mary Myram. © May 1,
1936; E pub. 54994; G. Riccordi &
co., inc., New York. 14185
Love’s dream; valse, w and m Chris-
tiline. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
124274; Pauline Barnes Pendelton,
Los Angeles. 14186
w and m Cristyn Kees; pf. © 1
c. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123899;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14187
Love’s lullabye; w and melody. ©1e.
May 23, 1986; Hi unp. 125028; Nich-
olas Ciardi, Newark, N. J. 14188
Love’s memories; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
May 22, 1936; E upp. 124995; George
Cook, New Victoria, Cape Breton,
N. S., Canada. 14189
Love’s promise; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 15, 1986:
EK unp. 124538; Geo. H. Ball, Ogden,
Utah. 14190
Love’s springtide; w Frank Dempster
Sherman; pf. © 1c. May 138, 1936;
E unp. 124410; Everett R. Currier,
Westport, Conn. 14191
Love’s sunset dreams; w Guy Dean
McGrath; pf. ©1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124713; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14192
Love’s token; caprice, E. M. Drysdale;
pf. Rev. ed. Carl Wilhelm Kern.
Dec. 28, 1935; E pub. 550382; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
14193
Loving a girl like you; w Lou Findorft ;
pe. e@eiiic «Apr. 17,'1986 37H unp:
123915; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 14194
Loving each other; slow, Leslie; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 44860;
Editions Max Hschig, Paris. 14195
635
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14196
Loving lullaby ; w and m Dean Temple.
©1e¢e May 14, 1986; E unp. 124473;
Michael Surovchak, jr., Monessen,
Pa. 14196
Loving River; w Geoffrey Coburn; pf.
© 1c. May 18, 1986; E unp. 124714;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14197
Loyal sons of Rutgers; original melody,
Philip Bliss, adapted and arr. with
extra lyrics, Ozzie Nelson; with guit.
arr. © May 1, 1936; E pub. 55168;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 14198
Lullaby; w and m Noble Cain; sop. 1,
2 and alto cho. © May 19, 1936; E
pub. 55389; Harold Flammer, ince.,
New York. 14199
w Joyce M. Held, and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 121461 ;
Mark Markoff, Los Angeles. 14200
Lullaby for Liana ; Italian poem Pio de
Flaviis, English version Phyllis Lin-
tott, m Renato Bellini; high voice.
© Apr. 138, 1936; E pub. 55162; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 14201
Lullaby lane; w Gertrude Velma
Banks; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1986; E
unp. 123916; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14202
Lullaby of the stars; song. ©1c¢. May
20, 19386; E unp. 124804; Genelle
Everette and Lee Mitchell, Detroit.
14203
Lullaby waltz; song. © 1c May 5,
19386; E unp. 124102; Harold Hin-
man and Stanley Scroggs, Indianap-
olis. 14204
Lullaby 1936; song. © 1. Apr. 27,
1936; E unp. 124112; Evelyn Krup-
nick Sprager, Hollywood, Calif.
14205
Lulle; concert waltz, Walter B. Rog-
ers; B flat cornet or bar.; pf. ace. ©
Apr. 13, 1936; E pub. 55184; Ernest
S. Williams, Brooklyn. 14206
Lying on the shore; w Harold Orlob,
melody Richard Morenus and F. J.
Novak, jr. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E
unp. 123753; Frank J. Novak, jr.,
New York. 14207
Madame be charming; pf., with w. ©
1c. May 11, 1986; E unp. 124898;
Lillian Lewin Hennes, Benton Har-
bor, Mich. 14208
Magic melody; w and melody. ©1c.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124851; Martin
Conroy, Hollywood, Calif.
14209
pt. II, n. s., v.31
Magic moon shining above; song. © 1
ec. May 5, 19386; E unp. 124556; Ray-
mond Rowe, McKees Rocks, Pa.
14210
Majestic New York; w and m Eugenia
Da Vinci. © 1c. May 18, 1986; E
unp. 125065; Ida Sicuro, Brooklyn.
14211
Makin’ eyes; w and m Bill Ward. ©
1 ec. May 15, 1936; E unp. 124551;
William R. Ward, Norton, Kan.
14212
Making love under the moonlight;
song, w Nathaniel Thompson. © 1
ce. May 19, 1936; E unp. 124861; Syl-
vester Parrish, Connellsville, Pa.
14213
Malaguena; from the Spanish suite
Andalucia, by Ernesto lLecuona,
transcribed for violin and pf. Greg-
ory Stone, ed. and fingered David
Grunes. © May 1, 1986; E pub.
54987 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 14214
Mammy’s lullaby; song. © 1 e. May
7, 1936; E unp. 124074; Mollie M.
Eble, Mt. Pleasant, Ia. 14215
Man (The) in the green fedora; w
Tom Colman, with melody. © 1c.
May 7. 19386; E unp. 124094; James
David Zellerbach, jr., San Fran-
cisco. 14216
Man (The) in the White House; w
and melody. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 124921; Berry Arnold Hod-
gins, Royal Oak, Mich. 14217
Manhattan mad; song. ©1c. May 21,
1936; E unp. 125383; Jane McLean,
New York. 14218
Manoloff’s (Nick) Hawaiian guitar
method; note system, Nick Manoloff.
bk. 2. © May 22, 1936; AA 205621 ;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 14219
Maori songs; incl. Haere ra, w and m
coll. Ernest McKinlay, pf. aces. Chas.
Ryder. © Apr. 2, 1936; EH for.
44176; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 14220
Mar honey baby gone back on me; w
and melody. © 1. May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124443; Henrietta Sophia
Littell, Biloxi ,Miss. 14221
March on with Roosevelt; w and m
Gene Dabney. © 1-c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125088; Eugene F. Dabney,
Los Angeles. 14222
636
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Margarita ; song, w Camilla S. Edholm. ;
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125177;
|
Alice Pepper, Hempstead, L.I., N. Y. |
14223
Marjorie; w Gertrude Ross Graves;
pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124715; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 14224
Martins (The) and the Coys; w and
m Ted Weems and Al Cameron; with
arr. for guit., etc. © May 14, 1936;
E pub. 55217; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 14225
Mary; waltz song, melody B. Harper
and Sam Adelman. © 1 c¢. May 8,
1936; E unp. 124197; Bob Harper,
North Olnsted, O. 14226
Mary had a little lamb; w Marty
Symes, m Matt Malneck; with guit.
arr. © May 19, 1936; E pub. 55368;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 14227
M-A-R-Y I love you; song. ©1c. May
22, 1986; E unp. 124908; George Her-
bert Nevin, Summit, N. J. 14228
Mary of Allendale; w traditional, mel-
ody Hook, m arr. Desmond MacMa-
hon ; mixed voices. © May 20, 1936;
E for. 44852; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 14229
Masquerade; entr-acte, Hermann
Lobr; orch. pts. © Feb. 24, 1936;
E for. 44180; Hermann Lohr, Lon-
don. 14230)
Masquerader (The); song. © 1 e¢.
May 21, 1986; E unp. 124871; Niles
Arlie Bromley, Denver. 14231
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Angelus; from Scenes pittoresques,
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May
19, 1936; E pub. 55285; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 14232
—— Farewell; romance, w Evangeline
Lehman; in B flat. © May 6, 1936;
E pub. 55355; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 14233:
Maui no ka oi; w and melody. [Eng-
lish text only] ©1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123806; Harry Owens, Hono-
lulu. 14234
Mauna loa; by Fred Busswood; Ha-
waiian guit., in note and diagram;
in A. © Jan. 20, 1986; E pub. 55067 ;
Macklin pub. co., Lancaster, Pa.
14235:
May I have the next kiss; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
14249
25368 ; Robert Charles Venners, De-
troit. 14236
Maybe you may know it too; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. May 8, 1986; HB
unp. 124189; Dave Murray, Dune-
din, S. I., New Zealand. 14237
Maybe you would return; song, pf.
arr. Antone Ruby. © 1c. May 23,
1936; E unp. 125056; Carlo Toti,
Modesto, Calif. 14238
Me and myself and my wife’s hus-
band; w and m Rex London; with
ukulele arr. © May 15, 1936; B for.
44324; Macmelodies, ltd., London.
14239
Meadow (The) princess; lullaby, w
and m H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May
26, 1936; E pub. 55442; Century
music pub. co., New York. 14240
Meet me by candlelight; song, m H.
Morris and Dena B. Raphael, ©
1 ec. May 138, 1986; E unp. 124390;
Harriet Morris, Chicago. 14241
Meetin’s (The) called to order; mod-
ern rhythmic spiritual, w Andy
Razaf and Joe Davis, m Ada Rubin.
© May 4, 1936; E pub. 55051; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 14242
Mei liabste zeit; lied, pf. arr. John
Bach; with guit. arr. © May 15,
1986; E pub. 55233; Tony Godetz,
Chicago. 14243
Meleana e; for instruction, arr. Willis
Conolly; in diagram. 1. Spanish
guit.—2. Ten. guit. © Apr. 15, Mar.
25, 1986; E pub. 55098, 55099; Har-
ry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
14244, 14245
Mellow (A) bit of rythm; song. ©
1 ce. May 1, 1986; E unp. 1237387;
Herman L. Walder, Kansas City,
Mo. 14246
Melodies of childhood; coll. of songs
for Children’s day, text Edith San-
ford Tillotson, and others, m I. H.
Meredith, and others. © Apr. 9,
1936; E pub. 55853 ; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 14247
Melody A waltz; by Fred A. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram; in A. © Jan. 24, 1936;
E pub. 55066; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
caster, Pa. 14248
Melody in smoke; w and melody. ©
1 ec May 8, 1936; E unp. 124117;
Geneva Kelley Williams, Chicago.
14249
637
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14250
Memories of Hawaii; album, complete
with English lyrics Anthony Fran-
chini and Helen Bertini, and origi-
nal Hawaiian text, arr. and ed. for
Spanish guit. solo with Hawaiian
guit. ace. and Hawaiian guit. solo
with Spanish guit. acc. John Mar-
tell; in notes and diagrams. © May
19, 1986; E pub. 55304; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
14250
Memories of mother; hymn. © May
1, 1936; E pub. 55463; Leonard
Latham, Dyersburg, Tenn. 14251
Memories of you; w and m Ruth E.
Byrdsol; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124688; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14252
Men of Harlech; old Welsh melody,
arr. Wallingford Riegger ; boys’ ten.
1, 2 and bar. cho. © May 19, 1986;
H pub. 55390; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 14253.
Mendel’s son’s swing song; w and m
Clive Erard; with guit. arr. © May
26, 1936; E pub. 55469; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 14254
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) Presto agitato; 2d pf.
pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff, selected and
ed. Stella Nahum and Lillian Rezni-
koff Wolfe. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54970; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
14255
Menu of love; w and m Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Bass. © 1c May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124477; W. HE. Bass, Poplar-
ville, Miss. 14256
Merry (The) go-round; song, w and
melody. © 1c. May 18, 1986; E
unp. 124657; Alice H. Crompton,
Worcester. 14257
Merry may the keel row; w James
Hogg, m arr, Robert Burnett; mixed
voices. © May 22, 1936; E for.
44362; Banks & son, York, England.
14258
Merry (The) midshipman; 4 pieces,
Margery Moore; pf. Apr. 14,
1936; E for. 44209; Augener, lItd.,
London. 14259)
Merry (The) morn; Christmas waltz,
w and m H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May
25, 1986; E pub. 55434; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 14260:
Merry widow waltz; arr.; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w; in D. ©
Dec. 2, 1985; E pub. 55280; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 14261
pt. Il, n. s., v. 31
Mesearuhaz; schlager aus der operett,
szovegét irta: Szilagyi Laszlé,
zenéjét szerzette: Hisemann Mihdaly.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E for. 44169; Jul-
ius Frank Bard, New York. 14262
Message of gladness; Children’s day
service for the Sunday school, with
selections for the choir, w A. A.
Payne and others, m J. Lincoln Hall,
and others. © May 7, 1936; H pub.
55305; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
14263
Miami moonlight trail; w and m D. W.
Dickerhoff and Irma Cooney. © May
1, 1986; E pub. 55000; Dwight W.
Dickerhoff, Philadelphia. 14264
Midnight; song. © 1c May 13, 1936;
E unp. 124400; Florence 8S. Goodsell,
Coral Gables, Fla. 14265
Mid-nite (The) ride of Paul Revere;
w and melody Herby Cowens. ©1«@
May 9, 1936; E unp. 124206; Herbert
(Herby) Cowens, New York. 14266
Miedzy nami juz romans skonezony;
wale angielski, slowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m: Artur Gold. © Dee. 30,
1985; E for. 44888; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 14267
Military man; from Poor little rich
girl, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with guit. arr. © May
14, 19386; E pub. 55211; Robbins
music corp., New York. 14268
Mille (Karl) 10 etiiden fiir oboe. ©
Mar. 25, 1933; E for. 44869; Carl
Merseburger, Leipzig. 14269
Miller’s (The) song; waltz, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55456 ; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 14270
Million dollar baby; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125134;
Alvin Greene, Rogerson, Id. 14271
Miner’s (The) desert song; song. © 1
ec. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124307 ; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
14272
Misericordias Domini; motet, w from
Psalm 89, m Francesco Durante, arr.
Archibald Thompson Davison; 8-pt.
men’s cho. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
55420; HE. C. Schirmer music Co.,
Boston. 14273
Miss Blue Eyes ; musical comedy, lyrics
and m Charles George. Voce. sc.
Apr. 20, 1936; E pub. 54957; Walter
H. Baker co., Boston. 14274
638
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 0, 1936
Miss Mazippah from Mississippah;
song. ©1c. May 19, 1936; E unp.
124739; Robert McPherren Hart, Al-
toona, Pa. 14275
Mississippi moon; w and melody. © 1
ec. May 4, 19386; E unp. 128802; Ray-
mond J. Rathgeb, Alton, Ill.
14276
Missouri, dear homeland; w and m
Karl Pleger; mixed voices. © Apr.
14, 1936; E pub. 55381; Eden pub.
house, St. Louis. 14277
Mistaken; w Ethel Walters, melody
Kaye Herman. ©1c. May 27, 1936;
EH unp. 125346; Herman Krinsky,
Oakland, Calif. 14278
Mnie wystarczy stowko . . .; fox-trot z
filmu Kochaj tylko mnie, stowa: E.
Schlechter, m: Wt. Eiger. © Dec.
30, 19385; E for. 44806; Nowa scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 14279
Modern piano lessons in jazz. bk. 2.
© May 20, 1936; AA 206091; John C.
Dielhenn, Princeton, N. J. 14280
Modlitwa Lukrecji; piesi z opery Be-
atrix Cenci, m: Loudomir R6ézycki. ©
Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 44280; Gebeth-
ner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
14281
Zz opery Beatrix Cenci, m Ludo-
mira Rozyckiego, arr.: Feliks Ry-
bicki; ork. strony. © Mar. 10, 1936;
E for. 44273; Gebethner & Wolff,
Warsaw, Poland. 14282
Moments; song, w Walter H. Hallisy.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123969;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
14283
Monopoly; song. © 1c. May 6, 1936;
E unp. 123999; Leslie R. Patterson,
Kansas City, Mo. 14284
Moon above; w and melody. ©1e.
May 29, 1936; E unp. 125490; Ellis S.
Tuten, San Francisco. 14285
Moon (A) and June; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124996; Mary
Gish, Pioneer, Ia. 14286
Moon (The) and the stars; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1.
May 8, 1936; E unp. 124190; Frank-
lin W: Smith, Newark, N. J. 14287
Moon in the heavens; w and melody.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125277;
Eileen Mary Siebold, North Bergen,
INS: 14288
639
14301
Moon love; w Ronald Steele; pf. © 1
ec. Apr. 17, 1986; E unp. 123917; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14289
Moon madness; w and m Patte Rowe;
pf. © 1c. May 18, 1986; E ump.
124666; Onalouise Rowell, Roswell,
N. M. 14290
Moon man; w Christine LeRoy; pf. ©
ae. May 5, U986 : EH wip teen oe
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14291
Moon mist; w Harry D. Kerr, and
melody. © 1 c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124519; Frederick McManus, Holly-
wood, Calif. 14292
Moon of my desire; w Philip M. King,
jr.; pf. ©1c¢. May 1, 1936; E unp.
125157; Edward Joseph Gilmore, jr.,
Montclair, N. J. 14293
Moon over you; w Winifred Hibberd,
and melody. ©1e. May 20, 1936; EH
unp. 124810'; Elmer J. Dante, Morris-
town, N. J. 14294
Moon, when ya coming out again,
moon; w and melody. © 1c. May
22, 1936; E unp. 124918; Charles L.
Garcia, New York. 14295
Moon, you go on waning ...; slowfox,
englische w Jo. Vanas, deutscher
originaltext Willibald Dehmel, m -
Johnny Georgesco,. klavier arr.
Charles Towner. © Mar. 1, 1936; H
for. 44134; Adolf Robitschek, Vienna.
14296
Moonbeams jest keep on shinin’; song,
melody Mabel Burkhalter Locke. ©
1 ec. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125049;
Lou Carnes, Ottumwa, Ia. 14297
Moonbeams keep shining for me; song,
m Luther A. Clark; with ukulele
arr (©: 1%e, May "8 1936 : °°) unp:
124146; George Edwin Kile, Johns-
town, N. Y. 14298
Moonlight, a garden and you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124887;
Margaret Loew, Akron, O. 14299
Moonlight dreams; tango, Leroy
Shield; pf. © May 8, 1936; E pub.
55119; Robbins music corp., New
York. 14300
Moonlight intoxication ; w and melody.
© 1c. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124857;
Robert C. Mitchum, Long Beach,
Calif. 143801
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14302
Moonlight on the range; w and melody.
© 1c. May 6, 1986; E unp. 124009;
Irving I. Frankel, Beverley Hills,
Calif. . 14802
Moonlight on the silver waters; w and
melody. ©1c. May 2, 19386; E unp.
123734; Ralph Lanier, Calhoun, Ga.
14303
Moonlight serenade; song. © 1c. May
16, 1986; E unp. 124642; Fred
Schuck, Boston. 14304
Moonlight symphony; pf. treble, with
w. ©1.«¢. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124843; Harold Rand, Glendora,
Calif. 14305
Moonlit road; w and melody. ©1e.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125163; Wil-
liam Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 14806
Moon’s (The) hi-de-ho; song. ©1«.
May 20, 19386; E unp. 124811; Lee
Norvell, Durant, Okl. 14507
Moose River rescue; song. © 1c. May
20, 1936; E. unp. 124845: John
Lambie, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
14308
More than that; w Ben Barnett, m
Clarence Williams. © May 22, 1936;
E pub. 55462; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14309
Morning call; by M. L. Preston; pf. ©
May 6, 1986; E pub. 55360:; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14310
Morning splendor; song. © 1c. May
15, 1986; E unp. 124550; Hazel
Hunter Roberts, Rochester, N. H.
14311
Moszkowski (Moritz) Bolero; op. 12,
no. 5, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. ©
May 19, 1936; E pub. 55289; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
14312
Mother come back; w Virginia E.
Lovell, with melody. © 1. May 1,
1986; E unp. 123744; Jean May
Chapin, Oakland, Calif. 14313
Mother dear; song, w Faith Newell
Popp. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123962 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
14314
Mother, dearest mother; w and m
Maxwell Hess. ©1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124179; Isaac Maxwell Hess,
Lumberport, W. Va. 14315
Mother I will never hear your sweet
voice again; waltz song, m Ernest
pt. TI, n.s., v.31
Deininger. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E
unp. 124007 ; Michael O’Malley, Over-
land, Mo. 14316
Mother o’ mine; w and melody. ©1e.
May 12, 1936; E unp. 124835; Frank
Mollica, New York. 14317
Mother’s apron string boy; w and mel-
ody. ©1ec. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124838; Harry Hamilton Mabie,
Belleville, 01. 14318
Moto perpetuo; by Adolf Lotter ; string
orch., with pf. conductor. Se. and
pts. Rev. ed. © Apr. 24, 1986; E
for. 44221; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 14319
Mountain (A) lassie comes to town;
song. ©1c. May 29, 1986; BE unp.
125474; Bernice Tesarik, Spokane.
143820
Mountain memories; w Lou Hanna-
gan; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1986; E
unp. 124716; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14321
Move your feet: by Leroy Shield; pf.
© May 8, 1936; E pub. 55120; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 143822
Moving song; w Bob Rothberg, m
Sammy Timberg. © 1 c¢. May 5,
1936; E unp. 123985; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
14823
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Minuet;
from Don Giovanni, for instruction,
arr. Willis Conolly; in diagram. 1.
Spanish guit—2. Ten. guit. © Apr.
15, 1986; E pub. 55096, 55097; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
14324, 14823
Much too much; w Sammy Cahn, m
Saul Chaplin; with guit. arr.
May 26, 1936; E pub. 55472; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14326
Muchacha bonitas; tango-rumba; pf.
©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp. 124828;
Enoch Randolph James, IV, Atlantic
City. 14327
Murray’s (Billy) ten genuine Ha-
waiian melodies; Hawaiian guit.
solo, in note and diagram; with
chord symbols for Spanish guit., ete.
© Apr. 16, 1936; E pub. 55232; Nico-
mede music co., Altoona, Pa. 143828
Music for piano; no. 2, Alan Frank;
pf. © Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 44190;
Oxford univ. press, London: 14329
Music from the moon; fox-trot, w and
m Don Fergusson. © 1c. May 14,
1936; E unp. 124466; Donald Mal-
colm Fergusson, Montreal. 14330
640
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Music-master sketches ; demonstrating
the family groups, tonal coloring,
blends and contrasts, of stringed,
woodwind and brass instruments,
text and m. ©1c. May 1, 19386; D
39077; Mayhew Lester Lake, Pali-
sade, N. J. 14330*
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. yv. 50, pt. 5, May
1936. With suppl. © May 6, 1936;
E for. 44338; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 14331
Musician blues; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. May 15, 1936;
E unp. 124530; Fern E. Shields, An-
derson, Ind. 14332
Musicianship studies; for band, orch.,
classes and small ensemble, Victor
Gravel; pts., with director’s manual.
© Apr. 8, 1986; E pub. 55012; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago.
14333
My aer-o-plane honeymoon ; waltz song.
©1e. Apr. 23, 1986; E unp. 123979;
Marie Imrie, Chicago. 14334
My aloha; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125103; Ro-
land Edward McDonald, Kennebunk,
Me. 14335
My angel mother, I love thy memory ;
song, m Webbie Gillen. © 1 ¢. May
14, 1986; E unp. 124460; John M.
Guidas, Van Voorhis, Pa. 14336
My baby and me; w and melody. ©1
c. May 16, 19386; E unp. 124588; Saul
Brilliant, New York. 14337
My beautiful vision of love; waltz
song. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E unp.
124045; James William Tyler, Lor-
ton, Va. 14338
My boat of dreams; song, m Mayme
Colwes Scheidlmeier. © 1c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 123709; Isabel Bailey
Stilley, New York. 14339
My bonnie; arr. Fred Busswood; Ha-
Waiian guit., in note and diagram.
© Mar. 28, 19386: E pub. 55073;
Macklin: pub. co., Lancaster, Pa.
14340
My bonnie lies over the ocean; arr.;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with w;
inD. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub. 55275;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 14341
WwW anon., m arr. A. P. McKinney
and R. F. Tomlinson; Hawaiian
guit., in note and diagram. © May
9, 1986; E pub. 55148; McKinney’s
pub. co., Peoria, Il. 14342)
14356
My boyhood home; pf., with w. ©1e.
May 138, 1936; E unp. 124408; Ever-
ett R. Currier, Westport, Conn.
14843
My broken heart ; w and m Ruth Shale
and V. Monner. ©1c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125063; Victor Monner, New
York. 14344.
My Canadian moon; w and melody. ©
1c May 21, 1986; E unp. 124864;
Santy Lopes Josol, Philadelphia.
14345
My castle of dreams; w Carleton Ham-
tom pr etc Apr: 17, 193862 Hh
unp. 128918; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 143846
My comrade; w and melody. ©1e.
May 25, 1936; EH unp. 125061; W. W.
Wheatly, Lakeside, Calif. 14347
My concertina; from The princess
comes across, w and m Jack Scholl
and Phil Boutelje. © Apr. 27, 1936;
EK pub. 54954; Paramount produc-
tions music corp., New York.
14348
My cotton pickin’ darlin’; fox-trot
song. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub.
54982'; John St. Wrba, Caldwell, Tex.
14349
My country home; arr.; Hawaiian
euit., in A. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
55423 ; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
14350
My dark eyed loveliness ; song, w Nelly
Bybee. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124615; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 14351
My darling dear; waltz song, melody
M. Love and Ben Adelman. © 1 ec.
May 15, 1936; E unp. 124540; Mabel
Love, Groton, Conn. 14352
My darling I’m in love with you; slow
fox-trot song. ©1ec. May 26, 1986;
BE unp. 125273; Theodore Buczkoff,
Buffalo. 14353
My darling Sally; w Clyde Edward Em-
mons; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124717; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14354
My dear mother; mixed voices. © May
9, 1936; E pub. 55269; Sidney Cul-
lom Dunn, Nixon, Tex. 14355
My dear old Irish home; song. ©1ce.
May 6, 1936; E unp. 124028; Alenson
Robert Fleming, Wellsboro, Pa.
641
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14357
My dear you’re lovely to-night; song.
© 1c. May 7, 19386; E unp. 124894 ;
Merlin Joseph Daste, New Orleans.
14357
My dearest one; w P. Raskin, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 19386; E unp.
121462; Mark Markoff, Los Angeles.
14358
My desert love song; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123786;
Chas. Hodnet Morgan, Alexandria,
La. 14359
My dream; waltz song, melody H. As-
sanovich and Sam Adelman. © 1c.
May 26, 1936; E unp. 125297; Helen
Assanovich, Newark, N. J. 14860
My dream girl; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c¢. May 22, 1936; E unp.
124978; Walter Kotel, E. Millbury,
Mass. 14861
My English cottage home; w Frances
Edith LeBeau; pf. © 1 ¢. May 18,
1936; E) unp. 124718; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14362
My falling star; w King Owen, melody
Max Raney. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1936; E
unp. 124046; Clifton Max L. Raney,
Schenectady, N. Y. 14363
My favorite mountain ballads and old
time songs; pf. bk. 7. © Feb. 28,
1936; E pub. 55011; Bradley Kincaid,
Boston. 14364
My first love; pf. ©1c. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 123929; John Wilson Broms,
Portland, Or. 14365
My flaming star; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. May 15, 1936;
E ounp. 124526; Albert V. Clausen,
Concord, N. H. 14366
My flower of love; song. © 1c May
15, 1986; E unp. 124504; LaFayette
Lincoln, Brooklyn. 14367
My flowers and the robin; w and m
Erika Schumann. © Feb. 20, 1936;
E for. 44172; Bosworth & co., ltd.,
London. 14368
My girl; w and m Malcolm Taylor
Thomson. © 1c. May 19, 1936; E
unp. 124771; Grace LaVirle Edens,
Greenville, S. C. 14369
My glad heart sings; fox-trot song.
©1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125133;
Justicia Hdna Mason, Washington.
14370
My glowing love-lit guide; song. ©
1c. May 11, 1986; E unp. 124297;
Otto Ludwig Schultz, Key West,
Fla. 14371
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
My gorgeous girl; fox-trot song. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 125218;
Gertrude Dingmen, Pawhuska, OKI.
14372
My greatest happiness; fox-trot, Ww
and melody. © 1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 124154; Joseph Derner, Col-
lege Point, N. Y. 14373
My Gypsy love; w and melody Kaye
Herman. © 1. May 16, 1936; EB
unp. 124590; Herman Krinsky, Oak-
land, Calif. 143874
My happy go-lucky way; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125400; Geneva Kelley Williams,
Chicago. 143875
My heart is a violin; w and melody
Emery Deutsch, J. Russel Robinson
and Irving Taylor. © 1c. May ll,
1936; E unp. 124402; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 14376
My heart is aflame; pf., with w. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E unp. 124486;
Bernard Mannie Banks, New York.
14377
My heart keeps singing; w Daniel S.
Twohig, m Gustav Klemm; with vio-
lin obbl. © May 19, 1986; E pub.
55394; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 14378
My heart played a trick on me; Ww
and m Chick Balcoff. © 1c. May
28, 1986; E unp. 125406; Charles T.
Balcoff, Madison. 14379:
My heart’s in mourning; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 124972; Lincoln L. Anderson,
Thomasville, Ga. 14880
My heart’s in the heart of the West;
from Heart of the West, w Sam
Coslow, m Victor Young. © 1 ©¢.
May 16, 1986; E unp. 124606; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 14881
My heavnly Father is ever near;
hymn. © Apr. 1, 1986; EF for. 44844;
Wade H,. Wright, Chillicothe, Mo.
14382
My home in the South and the West;
song, w Don L. Sterling. © 1 ¢.
May 1, 1936; E unp. 123702; Frank
Renard, Dallas. 14383
My Illinois home; w and m Joseph
Negley; pf. © 1 c¢. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 123855; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 143884
642
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
14412
My Kentucky Rose; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 15, 1986; E
unp. 124527; Junie C. Cobb, Chicago.
14385
My Kingdom, power and glory; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1c May 9,
1986; E unp. 124304; Clifton Byron
Johnson, Los Angeles. 14886
My kingdom’s come; w D. Anthony, m
Neil Albert Bondshu; pf. © 1 ©.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 125325; Neil
Bondshu and Dion Anthony, Modes-
to, Calif. 14387
My last words to you; w and m V. A.
Ostendorf. © 1 ¢ Apr. 22, 1936;
E unp. 125013; Vernon A. Ostendorf
and William Manthey, jr., St. Paul.
14388
My Leecel Lee; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. ©1c. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124635; Albert Augus-
tin Hemelberg, Billings, Mont.
14389
My life is for you; w J. H. Garber,
melody H. B. Nelson. © 1c. May
20, 19386; E unp. 124792; J. Harold
Garber and Harold B. Nelson, Ak-
ron, O. 14390
My little baby boy; w Nellye Hanley
Denton; pf. ©1c. May 26, 1936; EH
unp. 125229; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14391
My little bit of heaven; w and melody.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; BE unp. 125275;
Joseph Singer, New York. 14392
My little cabin in the hills; song. ©
May 15, 1936; E pub. 55401; Nelle
Almeda Merrill, Nashville, Ind.
14398
My little dream of paradise; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 1986; E
unp. 125094; Robert Sale McCombe,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 14394
My little Nancy Lee; song. ©1c¢. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124668; Rose Marie
Tarwater, Murrieta, Calif. 14395
My little pet; valse, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55448; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 143896
My lone star moon; w and melody
Texas Way. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1936;
E unp. 124407; Hlizabeth Bird Way,
New York. 14397
My lone star native state; w W. A.
Stigler, m Gladys Pitcher. © May 6,
1936; E pub. 55103; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 14398
sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
May 8, 19386: E pub. 551738; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 14399
My love; w G. Doyle, melody S. S&S.
Kuhn. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124132; Samuel S. Kuhn and George
Doyle, New York. 14400
My love for you; fox-trot song. ©1e.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125116; An-
drew Hils, Baltimore. 14401
My love is a queenly lady; pf., with w.
© 1e¢. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125444;
Julia Ann Coe, San Bernardino,
Calif. 14402
My love is young; from New faces of
1986, w Bickley Reichner, m Robert
Graham; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
May 18, 1936; E pub. 55348; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 14408
My love reaches up to you; w The Rilea
twins from Iowa; pf. ©1c. May 26,
1936; E unp. 125288; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14404
My love rings out to you; w Paul Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1986; BE
unp. 124719; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14405
My lovely Texas girl; song, melody E.
L. Edwards and Ben Adelman. © 1
c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125290; E. L.
Edwards, Sterling, Col. 14406.
My lover’s on the cover of a magazine;
w andm R. Williams, Gilbert Porsche
and Walter Penney. © 1c. May 12,
1986; E unp. 124350; Robert Wil-
liams, New York. 14407
My mother; w Henry Duval Robinson ;
pf. © 1 ¢ Apr. 17,/1986; E unp.
123919; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 14408
My mother’s Christ; hymn, w and m
Grace Yaxley. © Apr. 25, 1986; E
pub. 54952; D. Thurlow Yaxley, Tru-
mansburg, N. Y. 14409
My mother’s what-not and the wee low
chair; w Myrtle Chloe Van Leer ; pf.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123873;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14410
My old love letters; valse song. ©1c.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125123; John
Wagner, East Toledo. 14411
My old man’s a commercial traveller ;
6/8 comedy song fox-trot, w Ralph
Butler, m Harry Tilsley. © May 7,
1936; E for. 44875; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 14412
643
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14413
My old pal; fox-trot song. © 1c. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125140; Bessie M.
Peterson, Los Angeles. ° 14413
My only one; pf., with w. ©1c¢. May
6, 1986; E unp. 124603; Joseph Cal-
vin Widdows, Liberty, Ind. 14414
My own New York; song, w John Alva
Basset. © 1c. May 23, 1986; E unp.
125058; Josephine Uterhart, New
York. 14415
My pa’akiki wahine; w and m Muriel
M. Flanders; with ukulele arr. ©
May 20, 1936; E pub. 55406; Ameri-
can-Polynesian pub. co., San Fran-
cisco. 14416
My pal Al; wandm A. Sims. ©16«.
May 19, 1936; E unp. 124772; Alma
Jumper Sims, Charlotte, N. C.
14417
My reality; song, w Florence March.
© 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125415;
Ruth Miller, Boyertown, Pa.
14418
My river of wishes; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 124998; Cath-
erine Grace Dean, Clarksburg, W.
Va. 14419
My silent self; pf., with w. ©1c. May
6, 1936; E unp. 124003; Sidney Shel-
don, Chicago. 14420
My silver-haired mother; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
124915; Delphine Treibel, Hverett,
Wash. 14421
My smiling Agnes; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 27,
19386; E unp. 123426; Fidel Maca-
reg-Gonzales Panbuena, Catonsville,
Md. 14422
My soliloquy; w and melody. ©1le.
May 15, 1936; E unp. 124580; Leo-
nore Lunette Goad, Hill City, Kan.
14423
My station’s call letters are L-O-V-E;
song, m James L. Brown; with tku-
lele arr. © 1 ec May 22, 1936; E
unp, 124999; Johanna Abrahamson,
Dassel, Minn. 14424
My sunset valley home; song, melody
Will Vidler. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124644; Leonard Gilliam, Free-
stone, Tex. 14,425
My sweet Magnolia; w and melody.
©1c May 15, 1936; E unp. 125330;
Sherad H. Wright and Jesse Gines,
New York. 14426
pt. II, n. s., v.31
My theme song; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 7, 19386; E unp. 124058;
Kathryne Stovall, Oklahoma City.
14427
My topic of conversation iS you; W
Mitchell Parish, m J. Fred Coots;
with guit. arr. © May 10, 1936; EB
pub. 55373; Mills music, ine., New
York. 14428
My treasure house of memory; w Ida
May Bell; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
HE eunp. 124720; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14429
My very dear; song, m Laura Gundry
Morris. ©1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125195; Ruth Margaret H. Matteson,
Duluth. 14430
Mys-teér-ee; by Leroy Shield. © May
8, 1986; E pub. 55121; Robbins musie
corp., New York. 14431
Naive; melody. © 1 ec. May 26, 1936;
EH unp. 125287; Marvin Fisher, New
York. 14432
Nani wale Lihue; w Martyna Carroll,
m arr. Harry Stanley; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram. © Apre 15,0936;
E pub. 55089; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 14433
National (The) beer song; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124463; Michael J. Peterson, Balti-
more. 14434
Nautchette: by Leroy Shield; pf. ©
May 8, 1936; E pub. 55122; Robbins
music corp., New York. 14435
Near, and yet so far; w and m Al
Lapin. © 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp.
124768; Alfred Raymond Lapin,
Trenton, N. J. 144386
"Neath the golden mellow moon; song,
melody Ray Cameron. © 1 ¢ May
6, 1936; E unp. 124031; Robert Mce-
Conaghie, Sangudo, Alta., Canada.
144387
’Neath the shade of that old apple tree;
song. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123850; Edna Sheridan, Billings,
Mont. 14438
"Neath the willow down by the stream ;
waltz song, melody Sam Adelman.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124191;
Joseph P. Baudry, Kansas City, Mo.
14439
’Neath western skies; fox-trot song.
© 1c May 4, 1936; E unp. 125205;
John Edwards, Hegins, Pa. 14440
644
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19386
Nebraska, state we adore; w C.
Sweeney, m Marie Dee Sweeney. ©
1 ce. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123765;
Cathryn Sweeney and Marie Dee
Sweeney, Dallas. 14441
Nestle close to me; song. © 1c. May
28, 1936; E unp. 125453; Vera E.
Anderson and Alma R. Hatch, St.
- Louis. 14442
Never to own; w Ray Jackson; pf.
treble. ©1c. Apr. 22, 19386; E unp.
124562; John Vernon Rohr, Balti-
more. 14443
New moon; w and m Tim Murphy. ©
1 ec May 22, 19386; E unp. 125030;
Timothy Francis Murphy, So. Boston.
14444
New rhythm; song, m James L. Brown;
‘with ukulele arr. © 1c. May 9,
1936; E unp. 124232; Harvey Cross-
land, Sterling, II. 14445
New York, fair city of the free; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 1936; EH
unp. 125118; Pauline Potter, New
York. 14446
New York is great; w and m Hugenia
Da Vinci. © 1c. May 138, 1936; E
unp. 125198; Ida Sicuro, Brooklyn.
14447
New York, the city of good cheer; w
and melody H. HE. Lish and Anthony
Ambrose. © 1 ec. May 9, 1936; E
unp. 124204; Harold E. Lish, Brook-
lyn. 14448
Nice day out; w and melody. ©1e.
May 19, 1936; E unp. 124752; Jo Bill-
check, Holliday’s Cove, W. Va.
14449
Niente di piti; valzer lento, versi G.
Colombi, m G. E. Puligheddu; orch.
pti. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for. 44139;
Mario Aromando, Milan. 14450
Night (A) for love; w and melody. ©
1 ec May 29, 1986; E unp. 125458;
Victoria Irene Johnston, Douglas,
Ga. 14451
Night life; melody. © 1 c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 124488; Theodore
Melyan, Newark, N. J. 14452
Night moon; song. © 1c. May 2, 1936;
E unp. 123774; Mildred F. Guth,
Baltimore. 14453
Night of a thousand stars; w G. A.
Hawkins-Ambler, m Eleanor Everest
Freer, op. 41, no. 8; bar. © Apr. 16,
1936; E pub. 55047; Musie library of
Chicago, Chicago. 14454
75026—36——_5
14467
Night on the prairie; w and melody.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124677;
Walter Perry Jenkins, Detroit.
14455
Niihau medley; w Mort Searles, m
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram. ©
Mar. 20, 1986; E pub. 55057; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 14456
Nim zamkne drzwi; slow-fox, stowa:
Zenon Friedwald, m: J. Front i St.
Ferszko. © Apr. 9, 1936; E for.
44392; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 14457
Nimm die fiedel, mein zigeuner; tango,
text Ernst Sorge, m Juan Llossas,
arr. Reiny Roland;
mit gesangstrio. © Mar. 28, 1936; E
for. 44318; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 14458
Nioma plan for violin; group instruc-
tion, corrections, additions and new
matter, Natl. inst. of music and arts.
v. 1. Rev. ed. © Mar. 31, 1936; HE
pub. 55252; Natl. inst. of. music and
arts, ine., Seattle. 14459
No matter what you say Ah still suits
me; song, from Show boat, w Oscar
Hammerstein, 2d. © 1c. May 20,
1936; E unp. 124796; Jerome Kern,
Bronxville, N. Y. 14460
No more goodbyes; pf., with w. ©1e.
May 23, 1936; E unp. 125052; Gene
James, Chicago. 14461
No one will ever know; pf. treble, with
w. © 1 c. May 28, 1936; -E’ unp.
125395; Joseph P. McMenamin, De-
Kalb, Tl. 14462
Noe ecyganhska; tango, slowa Hufem-
jusza Jara, m Grzegorza Kaca. ©
Feb. 21, 1986; E for. 44301; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 14463
Noches espanol; song, w Josephine
Parker. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123834; Willetta Ravonell, New
York. 14464
Norma Lee; w and melody B. M. Lowe,
ace. Petite Noél; with ukulele arr.,
guit. ace. and Hawaiian guit. solo.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 124355;
Blanche Marie Lowe, Cumberland,
Md. 14465
North Dakota starlet; song, m Freda
M. Schmidtgall. © 1 c. May 28,
1936; E unp. 125425; Milton Olin
Ranum, Freda, N. D. 14466
Northup melody method; using both
clefs and both hands, etc., Dessie
Trusler Northrup; pf. © May 15,
19386; AA 205084; Dessie Northup,
Detroit. 14467
645
orch. stimmen —
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14468
Not enough; w Mike Riley, m M. Riley
and Eddy Farley; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © May 2, 1936; E pub. 55019;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
14468
Note-o-gram ; Hawaiian guit., standard
tuning. © Mar. 7, 1986; E pub.
55018; Clarence Clark and A. J.
Blaisdell, Flint, Mich. 14469
Nothing but love for you; song. ©1c.
May 14, 1986; E unp. 124441;
Thomas Rosen, St. Louis. 14470
Now is the time; song. © 1c. May 12,
1936; E unp. 1243836; William P.
Hicks, New York. 14471
Now that I have found you; song. ©
1 ec. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124914;
Doris Ethel Davis, Lakewood, O.
14472
Now you’re gone; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 11, 1986; E unp. 124295;
Raymond E. Duckworth, Berkeley,
Calif. 14473
Numbered (The) hours; w Clinton
Scollard, m Vance Campbell. ©
1c. May 6, 1986; E unp. 124018;
William Vance Campbell, jr., Yonk-
ers, Neon Xs 14474
Nut cracker’s stomp; pf. © 1c. May
15, 19386; E unp. 125198; Robert
Hicks, Chicago. 14475
O-G-I love you; song, w Ray Jackson.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 124563 ;
John Vernon Rohr, Baltimore.
14476
O God eternal; hymn, w John C.
Slemp, m Baylus Benjamin Mc-
Kinney. © May 22, 1936; E pub.
55396; Sunday school board, South-
ern Baptist convention, Nashville.
14477
O love that wilt not let me go; an-
them, w George Matheson, m Will
C. Macfarlane; sop. 1, 2 and alto
cho.; organ ace. © Apr. 6, 1936;
E pub. 55154; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14478
Occoneechee; song, m R. F. Jarrett
and Sadie T. Hutchison. © May 9,
1986; E pub. 55147; Robert Frank
Jarrett, Dillsboro, N. C. 14479)
Ocean blues; song, w John Sylvester.
© 1c. May 18, 1986; E unp. 124616;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
14480
Ocean (An) full of love and a kiss on
evry wave; song, melody Allen
pt. ITT, Rus, evanSE
‘Taub. ©1c. May 22, 1986; E unp.
124982; Lillie Thorne, Piqua, O.
14481
Oh come with me to-night in Dune-
land, under the silvery moon; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 9, 1986; E
unp. 125389; Harry F. Arndt, Michi-
gan City, Ind. 14482).
Oh, gee I wish I was a kid again; w
and melody. © 1c. May 14, 1986;
E unp. 124486; Harry George Hill,
St. Louis. 14483:
Oh give me the swing of the saddle;
w and melody. ©1c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125181; Ted J. Martin, El
Segundo, Calif. 14484.
Oh, I’m a prairie chicken; w C. N.
Akens and Geneva SS. Akens, m.:
Charles -F. Bryan: © 1 ¢ Apr. 30,
1986; E unp. 124898; Claude Neu-.
man Akens, Cookeville, Tenn.
14485:
Oh I wouldn’t, couldn’t do without
you; fox-trot song. © 1 e¢. May 25,.
1986; E unp. 125141; R. H. Petten-
gill, Valentine, Neb. 14486:
Oh, my goodness; from Poor little rich
girl, w and m Mack Gordon and.
Harry Revel; with guit. arr. ©:
May 14, 1986; E pub. 55212); Robbins.
music corp., New York. 14487
Oh my poor inhibited mama, how do:
you account for me; w Edith Otis,.
m Catherine McLaughlin. © 1 ce.
May 16, 1986; E unp. 124595; Urana
Clarke, New York. 14488.
Oh, say can’t you see; song. © 1 ¢.
May 4, 1986; E unp. 123781; Gordon
James Vanderburg, Maywood, Ill.
14489:
Oh, Susanna; song, Stephen Foster,
arr; Hawaiian guit., diagram arr. ;
inD. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 55430);
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 14490:
Oh, what a pleasure; song. © 1 «@
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125091; Fred
Rudisill, Charlotte, N. C. 14491
Old (The) covered bridge; valse song..
©1c May 25, 1986; E unp. 125138;
Bertha S. Messick, Charleston, III.
14492"
Old dusty road; w and melody. ©1«.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125072; Fred
Charles Henry Sargent, Los Angeles.
14493:
Old (An) fashioned garden; song, w
Alma A. Kaiser. © 1 ¢ May 18,
1986; E unp. 124610; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 14494.
646
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Old-fashioned (An) photograph; song.
© 1« May 16, 1986; E unp. 124665;
William Dwight Tubbs, Appleton,
Wis. 14495
Old flame; w and melody. © 1 c.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125108; Lucile
Renfroe Elliott, Long Beach, Miss.
14496
Old (The) home; song. © Apr. 14,
1986; E pub. 55321; John E. Russell,
Tulsa, OKl. 14497
Old (An) Irish home by the sea; w
G. L. McKenney; pf. © 1c. May 5,
1986; E unp. 123860; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 14498
Old (An) ivy colored wall; song, m
Burrell Van Buren; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 1, 1936; E pub. 54984;
Carrie Benckendorf, Rockwell City,
Ta. 14499
Old Kentucky; w Nellye Hanley Den-
jon cak, G 1 .c..Apr. 17, 19363, B
unp. 123920; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14500
Old (The) piano; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. May 9, 19386; E unp. 124259;
Gertrude Longueville Snow, Mon-
treal. 14501
Old (The) tin cup; pf., with w. ©1
e. May 22, 19386; E unp. 124982;
Charles B. Case, jr., Summit, N. J.
14502
Old (The) violin; m William T. Jack-
son; pf., with w. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936 ; E unp. 123900; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14503
Old (An) Virginia spring; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp.
125442; Georgianna Boothe, Bremer-
ton, Wash. 14504
Old (The) woman and the pedlar;
w traditional, English air arr. Kath-
erine Kennicott Davis; mixed cho.
© Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55422; H.
C. Schirmer music c¢o., Boston.
14505
Ole (The) swimmin’ hole; song, w
Edward J. Grant. © 1c. May 21,
1936; EH unp. 124872; Barton Wil-
liam Mitchener, Everett, Mass.
14506
Omaha-ha and Idaho-ho; w Al Bryan,
m Larry Stock; with guit. arr. ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55312; Jerry
Vogel music co., inc., New York.
14507
14520
Ombre de la nuit; paroles Léo Bache-
let, m Bert Reisfeld et Rolf Marbot.
© Mar. 26, 1936; E for. 44308; So-
ciété anonyme des editions Ricordi,
Paris. 14508
On a June night with you; song, pf.
Se. Basil’ Sadier:"“(©° fe) May fa,
1986; E unp. 124521; May D. Helm-
camp, Baltimore. 14509
On a Silv’ry lake, in the moonlight;
w Toivo T. Minkinen, and melody.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124174;
John Oscar Harju, New York.
14510
On a silv’ry shore; w and melody Bob
Levy and N. Goldblatt. © 1 ¢. May
29, 1936; E unp. 125465; Norman
Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo. 14511
On Atlantic City’s golden beach; song,
melody Billy James. © 1c. May 11,
1986; E unp. 124455; Wallace Le-
Grande Henderson, Philadelphia.
14512
On old Lake Erie shore; pf. treble,
with aw. ©) 1 ‘c.. Apr 22. 1936:
unp. 124042 ; Clarevna Adams, Cleve-
land. 14513
On that log in the old sugar place;
w Clara Flanders; pf. © 1c. May
18, 1986; E unp. 124721; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 14514
On the air; pf. ©1c. May 6, 1936;
EK unp. 124012; Angelo Sparacino,
San Jose, Calif. 14515
On the banks of the little Baraboo; w
and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123761; Hubert EK. Duren,
Westphalia, Ia. 14516
On the beautiful Atlantic shore; waltz,
w J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell.
© 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp. 124576 ;
Joseph McDonald and Patrick Pur-
cell, Langley Field, Va. 14517
On the high seas; pf. ©1c¢. May 11,
1986; E unp. 124275; Charles Wil-
liam Donholt, Midland Park, N. J.
14518
On the mountain by the river; song,
melody Charles Gaul. © 1c. Apr.
29, 19386; E unp. 124244; Andrew
Demarest, Westwood, N. J. 14519:
On the mountain top; fantasia, C. L.
Barnhouse, transcribed G. E.
Holmes; brass sextet pts. and con-
ductor. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55379; C. L. Barnhouse, inc., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 14520
647—
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14521
On the river Tennessee; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 8, 19386; E unp.
124126; Lon T. Cummings, Litch-
field, Ill. 14521
On the side of a hill; song. ©1 6.
May 23, 19386; E unp. 125048; Edith
Dugat Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
14522
On the steps of Grant’s tomb; from
On the avenue, w and melody Irving
Berlin. © 1c. May 14, 1936; E
unp. 124449; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 14523
On to Addis Ababa; military march;
band. Sc. © 1c. May 6, 1936; EB
unp. 124037; Pasquale Melfi, Stam-
ford, Conn. 14524
On trial for love; pf., with w. © Mar.
4, 1986; EB for. 44207; Frederick Wil-
liam Mills, London. 14525
On with Roosevelt; march, w Margaret
B. Code, m D. Ablamovicz. ©1..
May 1, 1936; E unp. 123792; Dina
Ablamovicz and M. B. Code, San
Francisco. 14526
Once a star was shining; song, m
Luther A. Clark, pf. arr. Bauer bros. ;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Dec. 17,
1935; E unp. 124856; Victor Joseph
Pilisotta, Los Angeles. 14527
One by one; w P. Picciano, melody G.
F. Schumacher. ©1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125274; George Schumacher,
Jersey City. 14528
One generation shall praise Thy name
to another; w from the Scriptures,
m Joseph N. Ashton; men’s voices;
organ acc. © May 7, 1936; E pub.
55171; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
14529
One little cloud; w anon., m Mildred
Lund Tyson; high or med. voice. ©
May 1, 1986; E pub. 55241; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 14530
One young violinist; by Maia Bang;
‘violin; pf. acc. © Apr. 13, 1936; E
pub. 55164; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 14531
Only you; waltz song, melody J. Sparks
and Sam Adelman. © 1c. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124524; Jimmie Sparks,
Ullin, Wl. 14532
Onteora; capriccio; B flat cornet or
bar.; pf. ace. © Apr. 13, 19386; E
pub. 55189; Ernest §S. Williams,
- Brooklyn. 14533
Ooh the things you do to me; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1936; E
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
unp. 123954; Melville L. Goldberg,
New York. 14534
Opening sequence; w and m Val Bur-
ton and Will Jason. © 1c. May 9,
1936 ; E unp. 124285 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 145385
Optimistic (The) song and march;
song; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
May 6, 1936; E pub. 55059; William
Gilpin, Englewood, N. J. 14536
Oriental dance; by Hazel Volkart; pf.
© May 19, 1936; E pub. 55266;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc, New
York. 14537
Our adjutant; march; solo B flat cor-
net conductor, sop. saxophone. © 1
c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123897; Harry
Teitler, New York. 14538
Our Constitution; song. © 1 ec. May
8, 1936; E unp. 124144; Lelah B.
Buckley, Carroll, Neb. 14539
Our cup of happiness; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 25, 19386; E unp. 125120;
Mae Moyer Smith, Ord, Neb. 14540
Our defender; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © Nov. 12, 1935; E pub.
54980; Joseph H. Seavone, Philadel-
phia. 14541
Our heritage; w Susan Irving, m Rob-
ert W. Gibb: sop., alto and bass. ©
May 26, 1936; E pub. 55487; Boston
music co., Boston. 14542
Our home; w and m Eugenia Da Vinci.
© 1c. May 13, 1986; E unp. 125064;
Ida Sicuro, Brooklyn. 14543
Our leader; Roosevelt march, w Victor
Charles and Charles Dunn, m James
Hitt. © May 22, 1936; E pub. 55405;
Hitt music pub. co., New York.
14544
Our man; song. © 1c. May 9, 1936;
E unp. 124254; Robert Peter De-
Bruyn, Roggen, Col. 14545
Our Mister Roosevelt; song, arr. Bernie
Clements. © 1c May 26, 1936; E
unp. 125317; John Calvin Turnage,
Houston. 14546
Our navy; melody; with pf. arr. May
Hain. © 1c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124904; Henry Caleb ‘Thoner,
Rochester, Minn. 14547
Our New York; w and m Eva Gertrude
Hurter. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E
unp. 125187; Eva Hurter, Wilming-
ton, Del. 14548
648
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Our sweet land of dreams; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124478 ; Helen Frances Baker, Tulsa,
Okl. 14549
Our unseen allies; w Jehu Whitfield
Embree; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124722; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14550
Our well-known brother; w and mel-
ody Hal Raynor. © 1 c¢ May 4,
1936; E unp. 124458; Henry Scott
Rubel, Glendora, Calif. 14551
Out of a broken romance, I made a
song; song. ©1ce. Apr. 27, 1936; E
unp. 124457; Marguerite L. Nolan,
Paterson. 14552
Out of the night; w and m W. Edward
Breuder, Paul Rusincky and How-
ard Johnson, pf. arr. W. E. Breuder ;
with arr. for guit., etc., and addi-
tional cho. for pf. accordion arr.
Pietro Deiro. © Mar. 15, 1936; E
pub. 55130; Stasny-Lang, inc., New
York. 14553
Out west on the plains; w and melody,
arr. Edgar Parsons; pf. © 1c. May
2a, I950>5 0) unp:. 125324; Victer
George Baker, Amarillo, Tex.
14554
Pal of my play-days; song. ©1..
May 16, 1936; E unp. 124582; l’Vida
. Richelieu DeWey, West Albany,
Noe: 14555
Palace in paradise; w and melody. ©
1 « May 4, 19386; E unp. 123805;
Harry Owens, Honolulu. 14556
Palestina; Hebrew dance, melody. ©
1 ce May 6, 1936; E unp. 124039;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
14557
Panchita; rumba, José M. Lucchesi;
orch. ptes., avee paroles francaises
et espagnoles. © Dec. 31, 1935; E
for. 44857; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris. 14558
Panna Andzia ma wychodne; tango,
stowa: Wi Szlengel, m: B. Mucman.
© Apr. 9, 1936; E for. 44389; Edi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
14559
arr. St. Ferszko; ork. strony.
© Apr. 9, 1936; E for. 44390; Edi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
14560
Panora; overture, G. E. Holmes; full
band pts., with conductor. © May
22, 1936; E pub. 55386; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 14561
——
14574
Parade march; by Granville Bantock ;
pf. © Apr. 22, 1936; E for. 44162;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
14562
Paradise isle; selection, E. De La-
mater; full band pts., with conduc-
tor. © May 22, 1936; E pub. 55387;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 14563
Paradise on wheels; waltz song, w
Irene Loy. © 1 © May 4, 1936; E
unp. 123972; Katherine Johnson Nel-
son, Houston. 14564
Parted; w G. A. Hawkins-Ambler, m
Eleanor Everest Freer, op. 42, no. 1;
high voice. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55234; Music library of Chicago,
Chicago. 14565
Parting for a while; w and melody.
©1c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 125328;
Orren A. Boyer, Fargo, N. D. 14566
Path (The) that leads to you; song.
© 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124280;
V’Vida Richelieu DeWey, West
Albany. 14567
Patty-Joanne; w Tom Colman, melody
Jim Zellerbach. © 1c. May 7, 1936;
E unp. 124095; James David Zeller-
bach, jr., San Francisco. 14568
Peace, be Still ;;.-w and: la’. Warr G.
Jenkins and S. S. Badal, jr.; male
cho., unace. © Mar. 9, 1936; E pub.
55148; W. Gwynne Jenkins and S.
Sargis Badal, Youngstown, O. 14569
Peace I leave with you; w from St.
John 14 and 16, m J. Varley Roberts,
ed. Carl Deis; high voice; organ ace.
© Apr. 6, 1936; E pub. 55159; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 14570
Peasant (The) and his oxen; humor-
ous Jugo-Slav folk-song, arr. Ray-
mond Allyn Smith, in collaboration
with Walter Aschenbrenner; mixed
voices. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
55343 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
14571
Peek-a-boo; w and melody. © 1 «
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124547; Irving
Morris Schlenoff, Baltimore. 14572
Peek-a-boo moon; w and m Helen
Lucille Pearson; pf. © 1c. May 26,
1936; E unp. 125263; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14573
Penn Atlantic grill; w and melody. ©
1c. May 12, 1936; E unp. 124311;
Frank D. Fiore, Atlantic City.
14574
649
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14575
Pennies from heaven; from Pennies
from heaven, w Johnny Burke, mel-
ody Arthur Johnston. ©1c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 123687; Select music
publications, inc., New York. 14575
Pepsi-Cola theme song; pf., with w.
©1c¢. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125083 ;
Lillian Poole Palmason, Saulte Ste.
Marie, Ont., Canada. 14576
Percussion pieces; by J. M. Beyer,
Harold G. Davidson, Ray Green,
and others. © May 15, 1936; HE
pub. 55314; New music, San Fran-
cisco. 14577
Perhaps; w and melody Kaye Her-
man. © 1c. May 16, 1986; E unp.
124591; Herman Krinsky, Oakland,
Calif. 14578
Personality; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. May 18, 1986; E unp. 124824;
Thomas M. Corr, Kenosha, Wis.
14579
Petit tango; w and m H. P. Hopkins;
pf. © May 26, 1986; E pub. 55440;
Century music pub. co., New York.
14580
Petite suite symphonique; by J. D.
Davis; string orch., with pf. con-
ductor... Se and, ©y Apr.-24,
1936; BE for. 44222; Hawkes & son
(London) Iltd., London. 14581
Pheasant (The) dance; pf. © 1 «.
May 21, 1986; E unp. 124882; Angelo
Cagnazzo, San Francisco. 14582!
Philippine dance; w and m Bob Carle-
ton. © 1c May 8, 1986; E unp.
124151; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 14583
Philippine Island miniatures; 11
pieces, without octaves, based upon
Philippine folk-tunes, Jeno von
Takacs, op. 84; pf... © Apr. 16,
1986; E pub. 55160; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14584
Phooey on you; w and melody. ©1ce.
May 138, 1986; E unp. 124393;
Dorothy M. Elder, Philadelphia.
14585
Piano accordion solos; arr. Paul Min-
ers. © May 14, 1986; AA 204877;
Moderne publications, Chicago.
14586.
Piccolo (Il) fornaio; versi Lina
Schwarz, m Giulio Cesare Brero.
© Apr. 7, 1986; E for. 44152; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14587
pt. II, n. s., v.31
Pickin’ stars cff the ground; song.
© 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp. 124740;
Robert McPherren Hart, Altoona,
Pa. 14588
Picturesque; song. © 1 ¢ May 18,
1986; E unp. 124747; Barthold Wil-
liam Max, Philadelphia. 14589
Piero il maleontento; versi Lina
Schwarz, m Giulio Cesare Brero.
© Apr. 7, 1986; E for. 44153; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14590
Pijana fordanserka; slow-foxtrot,
stowa; Jerry, muzyka: Fred Scher,
arr. J. Gert; orch. strony. © Mar.
12, 1936; E for. 44243; F. Grabezew-
ski, Warsaw, Poland. 14591
Piosenka Caton; wale z opery Casa-
nova, Ludomira R06ozyckiego, arr.:
Feliks Rybicki; ork. strony. © Mar.
10, 1986; E for. 44270; Gebethner
& Wolff, Warsaw, Poland. 14592:
siowa: Juljana Krzewini-
skiego, m Ludomir R6ézycki, op. 47.
© Mar. 10, 1986; E for. 44279;
Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Po-
land. 14598
Piosenko moja leé¢ . . .; foxtrot, sSlowa:
E. Schlechter, m: Fred Scher. ©
Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 44884; Hdi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
14594
Piping down the valleys wild; w Wil-
liam Blake, m Jean Fordell. ©
Apr. 15, 1936; E for. 44218; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 14595
Plan (The) of our dream; song, m
arr. Tom Wesley. © 1 ¢. May 15,
1986; E unp. 124503; Gettie Fore,
Brookhaven, Miss. 14596
Plane (The) tree; 2-pt. song, w Amy
Levy, m Harry Brook. © June 27,
19385; E for. 44194; Oxford univ.
press, London. 14597
Planning to get me off your hand; fox-
trot song, arr. H. J. Flumerfeldt.
© 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp 124879;
William Dennis, Buffalo. 14598
Plantation moon; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124431; Richard McCurry, Bloom-
ington, Ind. 14599
Plantation play; 3 authentic folk-
dances from the deep south, Jose-
phine Van Dolzen Pease, adapted
and arr. from material coll. Zora
Neale Hurston. © Apr. 7, 1936;
D 39081; Encyclopedia britannica,
ine., Chicago. 14599*
650
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
©1c. May 26, 1936;
EH unp. 125278; Frank Cambria,
New York. 14600
Playeasy system for Hawaiian steel
guitar; in note and diagram, John
Martell, ed. Geo. H. Smith. © May
4, 1986; AA 205874; Wm. J. Smith
musie co., inc., New York. 14601
Playing hide-and-go-seek with love; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. May 28, 1936;
E unp. 125423; Georgia Ernestine
Kurtz, Burlington, Ia. 14602
Plea to love; w and melody. ©1..
May 18, 1936; E unp. 125411; Irving
Maurice Isenberg, Paterson. 14608
Please, dim your lights, Mister Moon;
w and melody. ©1c. May 13, 1936;
E unp. 124376; Helen Feldhaus, Cin-
cinnati, O. 14604
Please don’t say good-night; valse
song. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
125208; Leonard Lewis, Pittsburgh.
14605
Please God let mother speak to me; m
Walter Wiesbauer; 1st violin, with
wee 4C) 1c. May 7, 1936 ; B unp.
124083; Joseph Gallagher, Brie, Pa.
Play it fast; pf.
14606
Ploughman’s (The) life; w Robert
Burns, m Erika Schumann. © Feb.
20, 1936; E for. 44174; Bowsorth &
co., Itd., London. 14607
Polly wolly doodle; song, arr. Earl A.
Etter; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
55080; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 14608
song, free transcription, H. C.
Cobb; pf. © May 4, 1936; E pub.
559140; Clayton F. Summy co., Chica-
go. 14609
Poor little boy; pf., with w. ©1«.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124070; Harvey
J. Lebo, Washington. 14610
Poor old Bossy; w and melody. ©1c.
May 8, 1986; E unp. 124163; Sey-
mour Gruber, Brooklyn. 14611
Pop eyed Pete; w and m Michael Carr
and Hamilton Kennedy. © 1c. May
27, 1986; E unp. 125342; Irwin Dash
music ¢o., ltd., London. 14612
Poppy ; from Poppy, w Sam Coslow, m
Frederick Hollander. ©1c. May 20,
1936; E unp. 124953 ; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
14613
Port Said; scénes marines, ballet, K.
Konstantinoff ; orch. Full sec. © Apr.
14627
Hawkes &
14614
25, l9aG. By TOL
son (London) Itd.,
Portrait (The); w and m Louise J.
Kocot. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55198; Dave Ringle, New York.
14615
Portrait (A) of you; waltz, w and m
Sidney Curtiss, pf. arr. Hubert Kas-
bynski. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125338; Curtis B. Samuel, jr., La
Salle, Ill. 14616
Powiedz tylko tak...; slow-fox,
stowa: Zenon Friedwald [and] Bo
jesteSmy mftodzi; foxtrot, stowa:
Andrzej Wiast: m Fred Scher, arr.
J. Wesby ; salonowa ork. strony. ©
Dee. 30, 1935; E for, 44285; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 14617
Prairie (The) is a lonesome place at
night; w and m Michael Carr and
Hamilton Kennedy. © 1c. May 27,
19386; E unp. 1253438; Irwin Dash
music co., I1td., London. 14618
Pray do not suggest the theory that I
should you forget ; song. © 1c. May
16, 19386; E unp. 124583; Eva Della
White Wakelee, Chicago. 14619
Prelude and Fugue; in C min.; organ.
© May 20, 1936; E for. 44896; Guy
Michell, Hove, Sussex, England.
14620
Preserve the Constitution of the U. S.
A.; w and melody. © 1c. May 4,
19386; E unp. 123785; Gordon Gra-
ham, Chicago. 14621
Preston (Pauline) Melody; pf. © 1
ec. May 29, 1986; E unp. 125467;
Pauline Preston, Detroit. 14622
Produce American; song, m Ethel E.
Perfect. © May 10, 1936; E pub.
553801; A. F. Swanson, Sioux City,
Ta. 14623
Proposing; pf., with w. ©1c. May 6,
1986; E unp. 124555; Cleo Merle
Frisby, Dixon, Ill. 14624
Prospect township; song. © Apr. 15,
1936; E for. 44179; Ralph Trewhela,
Johannesburg, So. Africa. 14625
Przyjdzie taki dzieh . . .; wale angiel-
ski, [and] Ja kocham caly Swiat.
slow-fox,- stowa: Zenon Friedwald,
m: Artur Gold, arr.: J. Wesby:
satonowa ork. strony. © Feb. 21,
1936; E for. 44299; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 14626
—-—slowa: Zenon Friedwald, m:
Artur Gold. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
44297 ; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
14627
44223 ;
London.
651
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14628
pt. Ill, n. s., v.31
Pupuli dance; by Fred Busswood;
Hawaiian guit., in note and dia-
gram; in D. © Jan. 10, 19386; EB
pub. 55069; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
caster, Pa. 14628
Purple shadows; w and melody. ©
1c May 18, 1936; E unp. 124664;
Howard Henry Hurmence, Lubbock,
Tex. 14629
Purpose (The) of the porpoise; w N.
Moore, m S. Maleolm. © 1c. May
16, 1986; E unp. 124567; Napier
Moore and Scott Malcolm, Toronto.
14630
Puttin’ on my shoosies and steppin’
out tonight; song. © 1 ¢. May 18,
1936; E unp. 124648; John F. Ben-
kelman, Detroit. 14631
Quand tout s’endort; tango, paroles
Pierre Saline et André Viaud, m A.
Mario Melfi et L. Ferrari. © Mar.
14, 19386; E. for. 44181; Société
anonyme francaise Chappell, Paris.
14632
Quayside (A) in old Shanghai; w and
m Arden, Saville, Kennedy and
Royce; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© May 4, 1936; E for. 44202; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
14633
Quickie; by Leroy Shield; pf. © May
8, 1986; E pub. 55128; Robbins
music corp., New York. 14634
Quintet; de John Haussermann, op.
11; 2 violin, viola, violoncello et pf.
© Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 44359; J.
Haussermann, New Richmond, O.
14635
Quintuplets; w C. R. Hazell, melody
John W. Scribe. © 1 ¢ May 1,
19386;°.E unp. 123705;, Chas. R.
Hazell and John Scribe, Union, N. J.
14636
Raff (Joseph Joachim) Cavatina;
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May
19, 1986; E pub. 55292; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
14637
Railroad Ray; w Clyde Driscoll; pf.
©1ec. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124723;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14638
Rain; w Robert Lewis Shayon, m Leah
Russell. © May 9, 1936; E pub.
50194; Chappell & co., ine, New
York. 14639
Rainbow love song; song, w Hattie M.
Stricklin. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124617; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 14640
Rainbow waltz; melody. © 1 ¢. May
22, 1936; E unp. 124910; Kenneth
Dell LaRo, Minneapolis. 14641
Rainbow’s end; w Loma May, melody
Lucile May. © 1 ce May 26, 1936;
E unp. 1253815; Loma May and Lu-
cile May, Alpena, Mich. 14642
Rajah; by Leroy Shield; pf. © May
8, 1936; E pub. 55124; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 14643
Ranger (The) on parade; song. © 1
ec. May 22, 1936; BH unp. 125005;
Glenroy C. Stein, Dallas, Tex.
14644
Rapturous youth; w and m Frank
Fairfield. 1. Sop. and _ alto.—2.
Sop. 1,2 and alto. © Apr. 27, 1936;
E pub. 54960, 54961; J. Fischer & -
bro., New York. 14645, 14646
Rascando el guiro; letra Guz Aguila;
pf. “©.1 @ May 4, 193863) Bian
124600 ; Manuel Alvarez Macisle, Los
Angeles. 14647
Reach up and pick a star; w and m
R. Alex Anderson. © 1 ¢ May 18,
19386; E unp. 124379; Hal Roach
studios, ine., Culver City, Calif.
14648
Red head; w and melody. © 1c. May
5, 19836; E unp. 124490; Clarence
Wendell King, Branford, Conn.
14649
Rehearsing; song. © 1 ¢c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125175; Kay Cunning-
ham, Seattle. 14650
Reign on King Jesus; hymn, arr. Ver-
nell Woodley. © 1c. May 4, 1986;
E unp. 123820; Clara Emma Shed,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 14651
Remember, O Lord; anthem, w from
the Prayer book, m T. W. Hanforth ;
treble solo and mixed cho.; organ
ace. © May 1, 1936; E for. 44166;
Banks & son, York, England.
14652
Rendezvous (A) with a dream; from
Poppy, w and m Leo Robin and
Ralph Rainger. © Apr. 27, 1936;
E pub. 54953; Paramount produc-
tions music corp., New York. 14653
Renita bonita; rhumba, w Carlos Mo-
lina. © 1c. May .8, 1986; E unp.
124131: Paul Joseph Shahin, Chica-
go. 14654
652
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Rescue (The) from Moose River gold
mine; w and m Wilf. Carter.
May 14, 1936; E for. 44826; Gordon
V. Thompson, ltd., Toronto. 14655
Rescue (The) of the tin woodman; by
Irene Rodgers; pf. © May 19, 1936;
E pub. 55260; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine., New York. 14656
Resignation; v. Walther Schr¢der;
orech. stimmen. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
for. 44182; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 14657
Resurrection; song, w Sara B. Wain-
wright. © May 8, 1936; E for.
44168; Richard L. A. Wallbridge,
Durban, Natal, South Africa. 14658
Reverie; by William Grosvenor; mel-
ody with pf. ace. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124777; Robert W.
Beal, San Francisco. 14659
Rhumba lady; w and melody. ©1..
May 14, 19386; E unp. 124494; Mil-
dred Shuman, Detroit. 14660
Rhyme and reason; musical terms il-
lustrated in piano pieces, compiled,
arr. and ed. Elizabeth Quaile, verses
Lucy Drake. © Apr. 16, 1936; E
pub. 55158; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 14661
Rhythm; w and melody... © 1 c. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124670; John E.
Quis, Flushing, N. Y. 14662
Rhythm is swinging the town; song,
melody J. V. Pearson. © 1c. May
20, 1936; E unp. 124793; Harold
Weed and James V. Pearson, Ossin-
oe iN Y, 14663
Rhythm leads to love; w and m Cork
Jackson. © 1c. May 28, 1936; E
unp. 125403; Cornelius Andrew
Jackson, jr., Petersburg, Va. 14664
Rhythm of the jungle; fox-trot, w
Gladys Kenyon, and melody. ©1c.
May 16, 19386; E unp. 124568; Leon
EH. Tibbetts, Lynn, Mass. 14665
Ride, ranger, ride; w and m Vern
(Tim) Spencer; with arr. for guit.,:
ete. © May 1, 1936; E pub. 55027;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
14666
Ridin’; song. © 1c. May 8, 1936; HE
unp. 124157; Lillian Cosgriff, River-
side, Calif. 14667
Ridin’ in the saddle; w and melody.
© 1e. May 7, 1936; E unp. 124067;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
14668
14681
Ridin’ on my way; w and m Mort
Schaeffer, arr. Mort H. Glickman ;
with arr. for ukulele and guit. ©
May 5, 1986; E pub. 55205; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 14669
Riding down that lonesome trail; w
and melody. © 1c. May 2, 1936; E
unp. 123795; Seymour Gruber, Brook-
lyn. 14670
Riffin’; melody Horace Henderson.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124137;
Joe Davis, inc., New York. 14671
Right before my very eyes; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp.
128743; John Francis Szopieray,
Berkeley, Calif. 14672
Ring around the roses; Italian poem
Pio de Flaviis, English version Phyl-
lis Lintott, m Renato Bellini; high
yoice, .©.. Apr; 18, 1986: E pub.
50163; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14673
Ringlets of blazing red hair; w Kurt
Carl Zwetz; pf. © 1c May 26,
1936; E unp. 125266; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14674
Ripple along lazy river; w M. Peter-
son, m D. Hoogbruin. © 1 ec May
20, 1986; E unp. 124802; Marion
Peterson and Dixie Hoogbruin, San
Bernardino, Calif. 14675
Rise and shine; song. © 1c. May 9,
1936; E unp. 124215; Arthur Herzog,
jr., New York. 14676
River (The) of dreams; w Nelia Bin-
ford; pf. © 1c. May 5, 1936; E
unp. 123874; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14677
Rivulet (The) wends to the ocean
spray; pf. ©1c. May 20, 1986; E
unp. 124886; Ruth Hllen Gannon,
San Francisco. 14678
Road (The) breaker; by H. Waldo
Warner, op. 44, no. 4, ed. Benno
Moiseiwitsch; pf. © Apr. 27, 1936;
E for. 44251; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 14679
Road (The) to love; fox-trot song, w
Alice Hullin. © 1 ¢. May 27, 1936;
E unp. 125380; Anthony Arcuri, Ho-
boken, N. J. 14680
Roamin’ around in a trailer; w Larry
Yoell, melody Jimmy Hall. ©1c.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 124634; James
W. (Jimmy) Hall, Palo Alto, Calif.
14681
653
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14682
pt. II, n. s., v. 3k
Roamin’ (The) darkie; m Edward E. | Romany; w McNab, m and rev. of w
Menges; mixed cho., unace. © 1.
May 1, 1986; E unp. 123718; John
W. Huckstep, Matthews, Mo.
14682
Roaming Gypsy; w Irwin M. Cassel,
m Mana-Zucca, op. 141; high voice;
in B flat. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
55392; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 14683
Robin red-breast; waltz, H. P. Hop-
kins; pf. © May 26, 1986; E pub.
55445; Century music pub. co., New
York. 14684
Robin’s spring song; m Sister Cecelia
Mary. ©1c. May 7, 1986; E unp.
124134; Nellie E. Fealy, Washing-
ton. 14685
Robo (El) de la Giralda; letra José
Silva Aramburu; pf. © 1 ¢ May
21, 1986; E unp. 124880; Emilio de
Torre, New York. 14686
Rockabye; song. © 1c. May 11, 19386;
E unp. 124800; Ruth Hllen Gannon,
San Francisco. 14687
Rocking my heart to sleep; song; pf.
se. Vivia F. Moore. ©1c¢. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124559; Mae Iris. Hop-
kins, Little Rock, Ark. 14688
Rodgers (Irene) Six octave and chord
journeys; pf. © May 6, 1986; HE
pub. 553866; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 14689)
Roll along old mellow moon; song.
© 1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 123769;
Hampton Lee Lester, Charleston,
W. Va. 14690
Rolling stone; slow fox trot, w H. S.
Richardson, and melody. © 1 «©.
May 16, 1986; E unp. 124569; Leon
HK. Tibbetts, Lynn, Mass. 14691
Romance; w and m Ann Fleming; pf.
©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125260;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14692)
Romance and dreams; Indian sere-
nade; med. voice. © 1e¢ May 6,
1986; E unp. 124014; Nicolai Bolin,
Los Angeles. 14693.
Romance of Jack and Jill; w HEmer-
son Jay Oelen, and melody. ©1«ce
May 29, 1986; E unp. 125480; Rob-
ert Ernst Wessman, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 14694
Romancing through life with you; w
Chas. W. Rees, with melody. © 1.
May 6, 1986; E unp. 124010; Louise
Hunter Rees, Prue, Okl. 14695
F. DuLyn. © 1c. May 11, 1936;
E unp. 124278; Florence DuLyn, De-
troit. 14696.
Romanze; by Margarethe Hartwigk-
Engelken; pf. © 1c. May 27, 1936;
E unp. 125351; Margarethe Engel-
ken, Elmhurst, N. Y. 14697
Rondo concertante; B flat cornet; pf.
ace. © Apr. 18, 1986; E pub. 55185;
Ernest S. Williams, Brooklyn.
14698.
Room in my saddle for two; w and
melody. © 1 e¢ Mar. 14, 1986;
E unp. 124749; Roy Edward Weast,
Lawrence, Kan. 14699:
Roosevelt; w Prisca Plaul, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © Apr. 20, 1936; E pub.
50601; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 14700.
Roosevelt again; w J. Duggan, m G.
Gunnison. © Apr. 1, 1986; E pub.
54991; Josephine Duggan and Grace
Gunnison, Pierre, 8. D. 14701
Roosevelt I’m for you; song. © 1 e.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123951; Wil-
liam Ackland, Philadelphia. 14702
Roosevelt in the front; waltz corrido,
w and melody. ©1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123851; Emilia Navarrete de
Martin, Monterey, Calif. 14703.
Roosevelt is the man; w and melody.
©1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125173;
John C. Rawlings, West Point. Ky.
14704
Roosevelt our guide; w and m Annie
May Fink Garner; pf. © 1c. May
2, 1886; E unp. 128730; Annie May
Garner, Harrisburg, Pa. 14705.
Rosariyo; paso-doble flamenco, A.
Urmeneta; orch. ptes. © Feb. 1,
1986; E for. 44846; Amado Urmeneta
Sesma, Barcelona, Spain. 14706
Rose of Hawaii; composed and arr. H.
E. Forebell and A. P. McKinney ; Ha-
waiian guit., in note and diagram.
© May 9, 1986; E pub. 55146; Me-
Kinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill.
14707
Rose (The) of my eye; w and melody.
© 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp. 124249;
Leone Hix Troya, Inglewood, Calif.
14708
Rose (Die) von Granada; serenata,
Erno Kostal, arr. Bohuslav Leopold ;
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 28, 19386; E
for. 44816; N. Simrock, Leipzig.
14709:
604
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Rosedale, everyone’s home town; w and
melody. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
124069 ; Harold G. Frost, Chicago.
14710
Rosemary; w F. Hayes, m H. Brad-
shaw. © 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
125021; Fred Hayes and Herbert
Bradshaw, Terre Haute. 14711
Roses and you; w Merlin Coursen; pf.
© 1«¢ May 5, 1936; E unp. 123875;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14712
Roses are red; w Emerson Jay Oelen,
and melody. ©1c. May 29, 1986; E
unp. 125479; Robert Ernst Wess-
man, Grand Rapids, Mich. 14713
Roses (The) ’round the door; w Anna
Locke Noland; pf. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1936; E unp. 123921; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14714
Rover; w and melody Mary Davie. ©
1 ec. May 19, 19386; E unp. 124779;
Alice Mary Davie, San Francisco.
14715
Rowan (The) elf; w Myrrha Bantock,
m Granville Bantock; treble voices.
© Apr. 22; 1936; E for. 44159;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
14716
Rubank symphonette orchestra folio;
compiled and arr. E. DeLamater ;
pts. v. 2. © Mar. 23, 1936; E pub.
09157; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
oe 14717
Rustic dance; for instruction, C. R.
Howell, arr. Willis Conolly; in dia-
gram; ten. guit. © Mar. 25, 1936;
E pub. 55100; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 14718
S. O. 8S.; w Henrietta Gilden, and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124799; Joseph Kruger, New York.
14719
Sailin’ high; musical extravaganza, bk.
and lyrics L. W. Brent, melodies L.
Herscher. © 1c May 4, 1936; D
39074; Lynton Wright Brent, Los
Angeles and Louis Herscher, Holly-
wood, Calif. 14719*
Sally Ann, there’s moonglow on the
lake; w Ida May Bell; pf. ©1e«
mpi 14, 19365" H unp: 123922: Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14720
Sally from our alley; song, m Jimmie
Crane. © 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124099; Albert Sugden, Stratford,
Ont., Canada. 14721
6
lod
9)
14734
Salute to Texas; w and m William J.
Marsh; unison voices, mixed voices,
3 treble voices and male voices. ©
May. 8, 1986; E pub. 55174;.C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 14722
Sammy Souse; w and melody. ©1e.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124628; Joseph
James Vigliotti, New Haven.
14723
San Francisco’s seven hills; song, w
Lucy R. Newell. © 1 ¢ May 12,
1986; E unp. 124834; Lola Gwin
Smale, San Francisco. 14724
San Jacinto; Texas centennial song, w
and m William Oscar Hood, arr. J.
EH. Reynolds. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124678; W. O. Hood, Tyler,
Tex. 14725
Santa Claus; w and m H. P. Hopkins;
pf. © May 26, 1936; E pub. 55449;
Century music pub. co., New York.
14726
Santa Lucia; song, arr. Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © Apr. 11, 1936; E pub.
55079; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 14727
—w Martyne Carroll, m arr. Harry
Stanley ; Hawaiian guit., in diagram.
© Apr. 15, 1936; E pub. 55090;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
14728
Satisfied ; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 c@ May 25, 19386; E unp. 125166;
Burney Lee Higginbottom, Alamosa,
Col. 14729
— waltz, w and melody. ©1c. May
23, 1986; E unp. 125051; Florence
Yarwood, Oak Park, Il. 14739
Save the last waltz for me; song. © 1
ce. May 22, 1936; E unp. 125004; Hula
FEF’. Seal, Saratoga, Wy. 14731
Say au revoir, but not good-bye; w and
m Harry Kennedy, arr. with new
matter Walter Warren. Condensed
ed. © May 8, 1936; E for. 44349;
Sylvester music co., ltd., London.
14732
Say you will not forget; English, Ar-
thur Wimperis, Italian, Domenico
Furno, m Ernesto de Curtis. ©
Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44226; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 14733
Sca-di-a-di-wa-di-wo; w and melody.
© 1c. May 2, 1936; E unp. 123749;
Irving Greenberg, New York. 14734
5)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14735
Scale and arpeggio manual for the
piano accordion; treble side, Al
Richards. © Apr. 29, 19386; HE for.
44230; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 14735
Scandinavian song and dance album;
arr. Carl J. Johnson; pf. v. 1.
Apr. 28, 1986; E pub. 55037; Ernest
V. Dahlquist, St. Paul. 14736
Scene (The) changes; from A private
affair, w and m Billy Hill; with
guit. arr. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
55367; Shapiro, Bernstein & Go.,
ine., New York. 14737
Schubert (Franz Peter) Am meer;
w H. Heine, English version Alice
Mattullath, m. arr. Raymond Allyn
Smith, in collaboration with Walter
Aschenbrenner; mixed voices. ©
May 11, 1986; E pub. 55340; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 14738
Auf dem wasser zu singen; tran-
scribed Alexander Kelberine; 2 pfs.
© Mar. 18, 1936; E pub. 54473;
Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia.
14739
Ave Maria; op. 52, no. 6, English
w Alberto Silvio. [Latin, English
and German text] © May 27, 1936;
E pub. 55480; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 14740
—— Hark! Hark! the lark; serenade,
w from Cymbeline by William
Shakespeare, m arr. Raymond Allyn
Smith, ed. Walter Aschenbrenner ;
mixed cho. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
5dde09 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
14741
Tantum ergo; fiir soli, chor u.
orch., op. posth., nach dem auto-
graph erstmalig verdffentlicht Karl
Geiringer. Partitur mit unterlegtem
orgelauszug. © Dec. 30, 19385; E
for. 443842; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 14742
Scotty’s last flight; song. © 1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 123950; Frank Paul
Vandergrift, Morgantown, W. Va.
14743
Sea gulls; w Helen Von Kolnitz Hyer,
and melody. © 1 ¢ May 27, 1936;
E unp. 125356; Louise Cooper Spin-
dle, Grand Rapids, Mich. 14744
Sea (The) has covered her face; w
Mary Morris Duane, m Edith Evans
Braun; med. voice. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 55247; G. Schirmer, ince.,
New York. 14745
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Sea poem; by Rudolf Kvelve, op. 38;
violin and pf. © May 4, 1936; E
pub. 55107; Edward Schuberth & co.,
inc., New York. 14746
Sea wind; w Jacque Stewart; pf. ©
1c. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124950;
Rosalie Staal, Jefferson, Wis. 14747
Search (The) ; pageant-drama; Helen
Louise Robinson; with m. © May
1, 1986; AA 204507; Natl. board of
the Y. W. C.-A. of ‘the UresSr7A
New York. 14748
(The) for the wicked witch;
© May 19,
Schroeder &
14749
Searching for someone; w Paul Fran-
cis Webster, m Lew Pollack. © 1
c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124113;
Movietone music corp., New York.
14750
Seasons; by Leroy Shield; pf. © May
8, 19386; E pub. 55112; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 14751
See what I mean; fox-trot song. ©
1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124168;
Charles Ray Gorrell, Toledo. 14752
Seneca condolence dirge [and] Tusca-
rora string-bean dance; string orch.
Se. © May 20, 1936; E pub. 55384;
Harvey Gaul, Pittsburgh. 14753
Senorita; w and melody. © 1 ¢. May
18, 1936;.E unp. 124650; Thomas
Shields, Brooklyn. 14754
Sentimental moon; w and melody. ©
1c May 14, 1986; E unp. 124476;
James Robert Dobbs, Longview, Tex.
14755
Serenade at eventide; melody. © 1
c. May 13, 1936; E unp. 124578;
Albert Stanley Patterson, jr., Ra-
mage, W. Va. 14756
Serenade to the moon; w Ray W.
Hayden, and melody. © 1 ¢. May
15, 1936; E unp. 124579 ; Lee Carroll,
Honolulu. 14757
Seven, eleven, I love you; song, m
Grace Morrow and C. L. Middleton.
©1ec. Apr. 29, 1986; E unp. 123575;
Cordia Lamar Middleton, Savannah.
14758
Seven froggies; gavotte, w and m H.
P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55447; Century music pub.
co., New York. 14759)
Shadow fever; song. © 1c. May 25,
1986; E unp. 125100; Earl S. John-
son, jr., Erie, Pa. 14760
Search
by Irene Rodgers; pf.
1936; E pub. 55261;
Gunther, ine., New York.
656
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
14786
Shadow lane; waltz, w and melody.
©1c. May 2, 1986; E unp. 128829';
Raymond Franklin Freedy, Balti-
more. 14761
Shadow of the old Hilbmann road;
song, w Michael Louis Schneider.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123970;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 14762
Shadows across the moon: w K. Kel-
lege, melody J. Ball. © 1c. May
13, 1986; E unp. 1244806; Kay Kel-
logg and Jimmy Ball, Los Angeles.
14763
Shadows in paradise; w Frank
Stringer, m Had Woodward, arr.
Clifford Barnes; with guit. arr. G.
S. Bournis. © Feb. 26, 1986; E pub.
55498; Evan Georgeoff music pub.
co., Cleveland. 14764
Shady lane; song; pf. sc. arr. Bob
Taylor; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
May 19, 1986; E unp. 124759; Leon-
ard Crittenden, Denver. 14765:
Shattered illusions; w P. Schiffer, m
H. Engel. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E
unp. 123783; Phyllis Schiffer and
Harriet Engel, Jamaica, N. Y.
14766
She’d be mine for the asking; w and
m Bob Levy and N. Goldblatt. ©
1 ec May 9, 1986; E unp. 124210;
Norman Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo.
14767
She is still my sweet sweetheart ; song.
© 1c. May 15, 1986; E unp. 124549;
Minnie Louise Cooksey, Inglefield,
Ind. 14768
She left me here alone; song. © 1 ¢.
May 28, 1986; E unp. 125398; Arthur
Peter Belich, Pelham, N. Y. 14769
She’ll be comin’ ’round the mountain ;
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram,
with w; in D. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
pub. 55427; Harlin bros., Indiana-
polis. 14770
She’s a honey you can’t forget; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c May 9, 1986; E unp.
124233; Patrick Drysdale, Pleasan-
ton, Kan. 14771
She’s got a little devil in her eye;
Song, melody Arthur Sennett. ©1c.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123842; Lucille
Maud Wilkins, North Platte, Neb.
14772
She’s my girl; song. © 1c. May 8,
1936; E unp. 124152; Lily M. Coul-
_ter, Monongahela, Pa. 14773
She’s that huckle baby vine honey-
suckled girl of mine; w and melody.
© 1c. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124916;
Stephen M. Miles, Jefferson, Pa.
14774
Shepherd boy’s song; w from The pil-
grim’s progress, m Greville Cooke;
unison voices; pf. or organ ace.
May 1, 1936; E for. 44167; Banks
& son, York, England. 14775
Sheriff Dan McGrew; w and melody.
© 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125407;
Pat Dooley, Dallas. 14776
Shilric’s song; op. 23, no. 1, text from
Macpherson’s Ossian, Carric-Thura ;
low voice. © Apr. 27, 1936; E pub.
54973; John Laurence Seymour,
Sacramento, Calif. 14777
Shine O’ golden moon, please shine;
song. ©1c. May 28, 1936; E unp.
125414; Joseph Beercheck, Smock,
Pa. 14778
Shine on, golden sun; waltz song. ©
1c. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123671;
Julia Ann Coe, San Bernardino,
Calif. 14779
Shining moon, on silv’ry stream; song.
© 1c. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123672);
Franz Joseph and Catherine Quirin,
Altoona, Pa. 14780
Ship o’ dreams; waltz, w Helen Rose
Hill, melody H. R. Hill and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. May 15, 1936; E
unp. 124531; Helen Pierce, San An-
tonio. 14781
Ships that pass in the night; w
Beardsley Bartlett; pf. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1986; E unp. 123923; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 14782
Shipwrecked Susan; w Gretchen Terry
Bennett; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124724; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14783
Shovel your troubles away; w and m
William A. Dillon; with guit. arr.
© May 10, 1936; E pub. 55375; Mills
music, inc., New York. 14784
Si no vuelvo; bolero. letra y melodia.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125319;
Adrian Emilio Galarza, New York.
14785
Sigh no more, ladies; w William
Shakespeare, m Owen Wister; med.
voice. © May 1, 1936; E pub. 55251 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 14786
657
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14787
Signalman Sam; musical monologue,
w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, m
Harris Weston; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © May 4, 1936; E for.
44204; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 14787
Signs; song, w Mrs. R. W. Briggs. ©
1 @ May 5, 1936; E unp. 1238968; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 14788
Silence is gold; w Agatha B. Chauvin;
pf: ©, 1. «, May, 26,.1936 5; BE. unp.
125257; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 14789
Silent moon; w Martin Danfield, m
James Danfield; in D. © 1c. May
25, 1936; E unp. 125098; Israel
Donenfeld, Brooklyn. 14790!
Silhouettes; waltz, w and m Don Fer-
gusson. © 1c. May 14, 1936; E
unp. 124464; Donald Malcolm Fer-
gusson, Montreal. 14791
Silly old moon; w and melody Evelyn
Pennie. © 1 ec May 12; 1936; E
unp. 124329; Evelyn Panikoff, New
Haven. 14792
Silver wings in the moonlight; Song.
©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp. 124844;
Ardin F. Kreps, Pickett, Wis. 14793
Simpatias; tango, letra y melodia. ©
1c May 7, 1935; E unp. 124057;
Saturnino Silva, New York. 14794
Since my baby said yes; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124159; Eloise D. Worsham, Friends-
wood, Tex. 14795
Since my Major Love gave the gong;
w Scott Weakley, m Dell Perry. ©
1 ,e.. May: 27, 19362 Hennp. 125371 :
Merriotte Scott Weakley, Oakland,
Calif. 14796
Since you’ve gone away; w Sadie Wil-
liams and Ruth Wilson; pf. ©1e.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125237; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14797
Sing hi, sing lo, for the crazy water
crystals; song. ©1e. Mar. 9, 1936;
E ounp. 124865; Lura Love, Acme,
N. C. 14798
Sing, sing, sing vé6gelein; rheinlinder-
intermezzo, text u. m Paul Preil, op.
388, arr. Reiny Roland; orch. stim-
men. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for. 44319;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 14799
Sing, sing, sing, with a swing; w and
m Louis Prima; with guit. arr. ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55215; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 14800
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Sing songs of joy; w and melody. ©
1 e. May 4, 19386; E unp. 1238812;
Clara Lund, New York. 14801
Sing to me; w and melody. ©1..
May 14, 1936; E unp. 124469; Nicho-
las L. J. Di Rocco, Corona, N. Y.
14802
Sing you cowboy; w and m Michael
Carr and Hamilton Kennedy. ©
1 ec. May 27, 1936; E unp.. 125341;
Irwin Dash music ¢o., ltd., London.
14803
Singin’ my blues away; w and melody.
© 1c May 13, 1936; E unp. 124381;
Orville Stanley Spencer, Detroit.
14804
Singing (The) fountain; nocturne,
Walter Niemann, transcribed Greg-
ory Stone; 2 pfs. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 54986; HEdward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 14805
Singing till three in the morning;
song. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1986; E unp.
124109; Leotta Davidson, Hornell,
N. Y. 14806
Sir Galahad ;.overture, R. E. Hildreth ;
symphonic band pts., with conduc-
tor’s se. in C. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55465; Ludwig music pub. co.,
Cleveland. 14807
Sir knights; song, w Ella Wheeler
Wilcox. © 1 ¢. May 18, 1986; EB
unp. 124680; Marea Knox Helman,
Warren, O. 14808
Sit down to your piano; w and melody.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125475;
Harvey Warren Garris, Pittsburgh.
14809
Sitting in the rumble seat; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124649; Morris P. Johnson, Detroit,
and Ken Harrison, Plymouth, Mich.
14810
Sitting on a rainbow with you; w and
melody. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123779; Jack Welker, Los Angeles.
14811
Sizzlin’ Sadie; w Lyla Myers, melody
L. Connerley. © 1c. May 14, 1936;
E sunp. 124479; Lyla Myers Prather
and Lewis Connerley, Little Rock,
Ark. 14812
Skaters’ (The) waltz; by HE. Wald-
teufel, arr. Calvin Grooms; violin
and pf. © Apr. 30, 1936; E pub.
54979; Century music pub. co., New
York. 14813
658
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5,.1936
Sketches of New York; cycle of 6 songs,
w and m Kathleen Lockhart Man-
ning. © May 1, 1936; E pub. 55248 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14814
Skimmed milk; song. © 1c. May 13,
1936; E unp. 124423; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo.
14815
Skip and dance; waltz, w and m H. P.
Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936; E
pub. 55460; Century music pub. Co.,
New York. 14816
Sleep gentle lady; male cho., unacc.
© Mar. 9, 1936; E pub. 55142; W.
Gwynne Jenkins, Youngstown, O.
14817
Sleep my baby; w and m Louise J.
Kocot. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55200; Dave Ringle, New York.
14818
Sleeping (The) beauty; operetta,
adapted Josephine Van Dolzen Pease,
from The sleeping beauty, by Grimm ;
with melodies. © Apr. 7, 1936; D
39080; Encyclopaedia britannica,
ine., Chicago. 14818*
Sleepy head; w and m Hileen Staple-
don. © Apr. 24, 1936; E for. 44219;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 14819
Sleepy time train; song, w Doris Kay
Ashe. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124618; J. Chas McNeil, Los An-
geles. 14820
Slipping into slippers; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. May
26, 1936; E unp. 125299; Priscilla
Gilmour, New Brighton, Christ-
church, South Island, N. Z 14821
Sloe gin; w and melody. © 1c May
18, 19386; E unp. 124663; Howard
Henry Hurmence, Lubbock, Tex.
14822
Slug (A) of gin, an aspirin and you;
song. © 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp.
125385 ; Jane McLean, New York.
14823
Slumming on Park Avenue; from On
the avenue, w and melody Irving
Berlin. ©1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124448; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York, 14824
Smile; song. ©1e. May 21, 1936; E
unp. 124869 ; Edith Lisabeth Amidon,
New York. 14825
Smile your way thru; w and melody.
© 1c May 12, 1936; E unp. 124309;
David Gordon Holder, Chicago.
12826
14840
Smiles; w Ernest Dawson; pf. ©1e.
May 5, 19386; E unp. 123876; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14827
Smiles are in style again; song. ©1e.
May 18, 19386; E unp. 124651; Roland
A. Egan, Lewistown, Mont. 14828
Snakin’ along; song. © 1c. May 8,
1986; E unp. 124142; Marian F. Pow-
ell, Jacksonville, Fla. 14829
Sneakin’ away for a ride; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125101; Ethel C. Latapie, New Or-
leans, 14830
Snow flakes; arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram, with w; in D. © Dee. 2,
1985 ; E pub. 55424; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 14831
Snow flakes falling; w and melody. ©
1c. May 27, 1986; E unp. 125372;
Florence Adelaide Dungan, Newark,
N; Fe 14832
Snowflakes at my window; w Fran-
cesca Falk Miller, m Charles Wake-
field Cadman. © May 18, 1936; E
pub. 55318; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
_Chicago. 14833
So do I; from Pennies from heaven,
w Johnny Burke, melody Arthur
Johnston. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E
unp. 123688 ; Select. publications, inc.,
New York. 14834
So lonesome for home; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
May 9, 1986; E unp. 124234; Aleene
L. Wielert, Watseka, III. 14835
So long; w Walter Preston, m William
Wirges, arr. Arthur Gutman; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Apr. 30, 1936;
E pub. 55022; Luz bros., music
publishers, New York. 14836
So long Ill see you again; fox trot,
w A. Fillie, melody C. J. Gaal. ©
1c. May 138, 1936; E unp. 124897;
Anthony Fillie and Chas. J. Gaal,
Emerson, N. J. 14837
So sweet and beautiful; w Edward
Startz, m Hugo De Groot; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 27, 1986; E
for. 44225; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. ~ 14838
So tired and weary; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 123685 ;
Isabel Quigley, St. Louis. 14839:
So what; song, w Ruth B. Guinn. ©
1 c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123961;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los eae wales y 2
659
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14841
Social justice for you and me; w and
melody. © Apr. 4, 1986; E pub.
55175; Benny Chianco, Philadelphia.
14841
Soft music; pf., with w. © 1c. May
11, 1986; E wunp. 124897; Lillian
Lewin Hennes, Benton Harbor,
Mich. 14842)
Softly now the light of day; w G. W.
Doane, m Oley Speaks, arr. Carl
DeiS; mixed cho.; pf. or organ ace.
© Apr. 18, 1936; E pub. 55157; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 14843.
Softly the twilight is falling; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «¢.
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124532; A.
Williamson, Dorchester, N. B.,
Canada. 14844
Solfeggietto; by Philipp Emanuel
Bach, 2d pf. pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff,
selected and ed. Stella Nahum and
Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe. © Apr. 27,
1936; E pub. 54971; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 14845
Solimah ; foxtrot oriental, text Ralph
M. Siegel, m Erwin Bootz, spezial
arr. Harold M. Kirchstein; orch.
stimmen. © Mar. 28, 1986; E for.
44320; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
14846
Sombre dimanche; texte francais Jean
Maréze et Francois-Eugene Gonda,
m Seress Rezs6. © Mar. 1, 1936;
E for. 44170; Eugene Gonda, Paris,
and Julius Frank Bard, New York.
14847
Some how; w and melody. © Apr.
27, 1936; FE pub. 55017; Francis M.
Neff, San Francisco. 14848
Some one I loved; slow fox-trot song.
©1c. May 26, 1986; E unp. 125272;
Theodore Buczkoff, Buffalo. 14849)
Some people think love’s funny ; w and
melody. © 1-¢ May 12, 1986; HE
unp. 124364; Frederick Kenneth
Diver, Swissvale, Pa. 14850
Some say that she has it; w and mel-
ody. ©1«c May 25, 1986; E unp.
125079; Joe Capraro, Hot Springs,
Ark. 14851
Some time in the night; w Myrtle
Chloe Van Leer; pf. © 1c. May 5,
1986; E unp. 123877; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14852
Someday, someday will come; waltz
ballad. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124169; Charles Ray Gorrell, Toledo.
14853
pt. TI, n. s8., v. 32
Someone; w and melody. © 1 e¢« May
5, 1986; E unp. 128932; Adrian
Blaine Omerod, New York. 14854.
Someone I love like you; song. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 123974;
Katherine Johnson Nelson, Hous-
ton. 14855.
Sometimes you'll be thinking of me;
w Debra Gessler; pf. treble. ©1le.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 124639'; Annie
Sallie Potter, Chicago. 14856.
Somewhere at sea; w and m Henry
Hall. © May 8, 1936; E for. 44870;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 14857
Son o’ the wild; 6 string method of
guit. playing; in diagram. © Apr.
8, 1986; AA 206050; Harry Walker
Boynton, El Paso. 14858
Son (The) of the plain; song, w Don
L. Sterling and P. Van Katwijk. ©
1c. May 1, 1986; E unp. 128698;
Paul Van Katwijk, Dallas. 14859
Sonata in re; di Franco Alfano; vio-
lino e pf. Nuova versione 1933. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; E for. 44155; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 14860
Sonata poeme; by Roy Agnew; pf. ©
Feb. 18, 19386; E for. 44248; Allan &
co., prop. Itd., Melbourne, Australia.
14861
Song (A) and a smile; song. ©1c.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123978; Chrys-
tal Leithold Case, Albany, Calif.
14862:
Song (A) for New York; w and m
Alee Cooke. © 1 ¢ May 22, 1936;.
E unp. 124913; Alexander Cook,,
Brooklyn. 14863:
Song melody no. 1-A; melody. © 1 ¢.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124060; Kath-
ryne Stovall, Oklahoma City. 14864
Song melody no. 4-A; melody. © 1 «.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124061; Kath-
ryne Stovall, Oklahoma City. 14865.
| Song (A) of India; for instruction, N.
Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. Willis Con-
olly; in diagram. 1. Spanish guit.—
2. Ten. guit. © Apr. 6, 15, 1936; E
pub. 55101, 55102; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 14866, 14867
from Sadko, English version
Nicholas Douty, m N. Rimsky-Korsa-
kov, new arr. Boris Levenson; sop.
1, 2 and alto cho. © May 6, 1936;
E pub. 55362; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 14868
660
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Song (A) of love; pf. treble. © 1.
May 2, 1936; E unp. 123773; Frank
De Fabrizio, Newark, N. J. 14869
Song (The) of the drumsticks; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. May 16, 1936;
E unp. 124658; Jack F. Harris, Oak-
land, Calif. 14870
Song of the gallopade; song, m Sudye
Bailey. ©1c¢. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123800; Jack Cummings, Rocky
Mount, N. C. 14871
Song (The) of the lariat; song. ©
Apr. 15, 1986; E pub. 55329; Tex
Walker, Santa Rosa, Tex. 14872
Song of the palm trees; song. ©1..
May 5, 1986; E unp. 123845; Fred
Schuck, Boston. 14873
Song of the pines; pf. acc. to violin
solo. © 1c. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124088 ; Iris Burgess Creed, Pinville,
La. 14874
Song of the sails; m Sylvester Long
Gresss pi, with w. © 1.¢ Apr.:27,
1936; E unp. 123424; Catherine Han-
nah Dingman, Portland, Or. 14875
Song (The) of the thruster; pf., with
w. © 1c. May 13, 1936; E unp.
124409; Everett R. Currier, West-
port, Conn. 14876
Song of the wastelands; melody. ©
1 ec. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124877;
Albert Stanley Patterson, jr., Ram-
age, W. Va. 14877
Song (The) of truth; song; with guit.
symbols. © 1c May 22, 1936; E
unp. 124958; Vincenzo Vitellaro,
New York. 14878
Song service; for installation of O.
E. S. star points. © May 13, 1936;
E pub. 55272; Mayme F. Frank,
Minneapolis. 14879
Song (A) without verse; pf., with w.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125446;
Charles Douglas, Detroit. 14880
Songs from the Russian cabaret; tr.
and air. pi.. ©) Jan. 17,1936: h)
for. 44856; Gerard Shelley, London.
14881
Songs my mother sang; song. © Apr.
20, 1936; E pub. 55192; G. A. Collin,
Somerset, Pa. 14882
Songs of Alpha phi. 5th ed. © May
8, 1936; A 95153; Alpha phi frater-
nity, Detroit. 14883
75026—36——_6
14897
Sons of Texas; song, m L. I. Reichner
and Herbert C. Sanford. © May
27, 1986; E pub. 55489; Louis I.
Reichner, New York. 14884.
Sorrento; waltz; pf. © 1 ¢. May 8,
19386; E unp. 124172; Wm. R. Gal-
lucci, San Diego, Calif. 14885
Sorrows shadows; w and melody. ©
i 4c. (May “1, 1936: BH unp.. 1233.
William Roberts, Waupun, Wis.
14886
Sorry; song. © 1c. May 21, 1936; BE
unp. 124870; Edith Lisabeth Amidon,
New York. 14887
Soul songs; song. © 1c. May 27,
1936; E unp. 125335; Mary Beatrice
Jones, Temple City, Calif. 14888
Sousedskéa; old slow Czech national
dance, Josef Suk, arr. Karel Solc;
pf. © Apr. 23, 1936; E for. 44309;
Fr. A. Urbanek & sons, Prague,’
Czechoslovakia. 14889
Southland sounds like heaven to me;
w and melody. © 1c. May 25, 1936;
E unp. 125090; Fred Rudisill, Char-
lotte, N. C. 14890
Souvenirs of love; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. ©1c. May 2,
1936; E unp. 123731; Irma Finn, La
Crosse, Wis. 14891
Spatsommertag; walzer, Hanns Lohr,
arr. v. komponisten ; pf. © Mar. 28,
1936; EH for. 443823; D. Rahter, Leip-
Zig. 14892
Spain; comedy paso doble, w and m
Ralph Stanley and Raymond Wal-
lace; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
May 4, 1986; E for. 44203; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 14893
Spanish rose; song, w Barbara Leigh.
© 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp. 124876:
Victor Mazzari, Woodside, L. I.,
Ni’ YY: 14894
Speechless; pf., with w. ©1c. May 1,
1936; E unp. 123698; Howard
Kemble Stokes, Allenhurst, N. J.
14895
Spell of the tropics; w and melody
Juliette. © 1 ¢ May 12, 19386; H
unp. 124846; Julie Grant, New York.
14896
Spirit of progress; march; solo B flat
cornet. ©1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124787; Michael Slowitsky, Shenan-
doah, Pa. 14897
661
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14898
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Spirit of summertime; Children’s day
service, text Valeria R. Lehman, m
Forrest G. Walter and I. H. Mere-
dith. © Apr. 9, 1936; E pub. 55352 ;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
14898
Spring; w and melody. © 1 ce. May
16, 1936; E unp. 124655; Walter R.
De Vivo, Brooklyn. 14899
Spring in our hearts; w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1936; Ei unp. 124754 ;
Anton Holzhacker, Chicago. 14900
Spring is here; w E. Pigoni, melody
J. Azen. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1986; E
unp. 124047; Jerome Azen and Eva
Pigoni, Pittsburgh. 14901
Spring’s lullaby; pf. © 1c. May 14,
1936; E unp. 124485; Harold Robert
Clugston, N. Braddock, Pa. 14902
Springtime; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. May 9,
19386; E unp. 124235; Amanda Gu-
liano, Detroit. 14908
— w and melody. © 1. May 21,
1936; E unp. 124940; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 14904
Springtime in Ireland; song, m Susan
Morgan. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E
unp. 1253855; Margaret McKenna
Morgan, Owings Mills, Md. 14905
Springtime vagabond; song. © 1 «.
May 1, 193673 Bump. 123 Tor : ura
Ellon Wallace, Long Beach, Calif.
14906
Squadra (La) della morte; inno degli
avieri. © Apr. 14, 1936; E pub.
54726; Fortunato Fontana and Luigi
Forgione, Brooklyn. 14907
Squeaky (The) staircase; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125107 ; Lucile Renfroe Elliott, Long
Beach, Miss. 14908
Stand in back of Roosevelt; w J. W.
Engelke, melody G. R. Moss. © 1
ce. May 26, 1986; E unp. 125224;
John Walter Engelke and George
Robert Moss, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
14909
Standin’ on the corner; by Leroy
Shield; pf. © May 8, 1936; E pub.
55125; Robbins music corp., New
York. 14910
Stanley (John) Three pieces for or-
gan; from voluntaries. of John Stan-
ley, ed. and arr. Henry Coates. ©
May 6, 1936; E for. 44829; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London, 14911
Star dreaming; song. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1986; E unp. 124246; Sybil L. Me-
Kinley, Bessemer, Ala. 14912
Star-dust (The) trail; w Bertha Marie
Millar, m Cass Freeborn. © Mar.
9, 1986; E pub. 55176; Continental
pub. co., New York. 14913
Star of the night; w and melody. ©
1c May 21, 1986; E unp. 124886;
Franklin Collins Robb, New York.
14914
Star-Spangled (The) Banner; national
anthem, w Francis Scott Key, com-
poser anon., simplified, singing alt.,
version R. W. Stevens; solo arr.,
mixed quartet and male voices. ©
Apr. 16. 1986; E pub. 55088; Robert
W. Stevens, Great Falls, Mont.
14915
Star-wagon; song, w Peggy Wood. ©
1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125440;
Carl Tucker, New York, 14916
Starlight, starbright; song. © 1 e¢.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125087; Myrtle
Gerganess Carroll, San Angelo, Tex.
14917
Starry eyes; w R. A. Egan, m EH. M.
Mouton. © 1. Feb. 15, 1936; E unp.
121925; Eva Marie Mouton, Lafay-
ette, La., and Roland A. Egan, Lewis-
town, Mont. 14918
Stars in my eyes; from The king
steps out, w Dorothy Fields, m Fritz
Kreisler ; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Apr. 11, 1936; E pub. 54688; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 14919
Stasera mi sembri piu’ bella; versi M.
Scala, melodia J. Gioe’. © Mar. 15,
1936; E pub. 54993 ; Joseph Gioe’ and
Michele Scala, New York. 14920
Stella; w and melody. ©1c. May 11,
1936; E unp. 124786; Harry Gold-
berg, New York. 14921
Stella d’amore; canzone, m Antonio
Liparini. ©1c. May 9, 1986; E unp.
124854; Francesca Minardi, Brook-
lyn. 14922
Step on the gas, dear; song, arr. Robt.
N. Kamaunu. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 125050; Louise Hopkins,
Honolulu. 14923
Stepping along with a song; by Leroy
Shield; pf. © May 7, 1936; E pub.
55087; Robbins music corp., New
York. 14924
Stepping out; waltz song, melody G.
Heimdal and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
May 8, 1936; E unp. 124195; Grace
Heimdal, Toppenish, Wash. 14925
662
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Stevenson triumph; march; B flat
trumpet solo. © 1c. May 9, 1936;
E unp. 124269; Clifford Samuel Gib-
bons, Noblesville, Ind. 14926
Still as the night; English w Alberto
Silvio, m Carl Bohm, op. 326, no. 27.
[German, English and French text]
© May 27, 1986; E pub. 55477; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 14927
Stop, look and listen; fox trot, w Jean
Lousteau, with melody. © 1c. May
6, 1986; E unp. 124017; Carl Jaspan,
Washington. 14928
Stop thief; w Mark Marson, melody
Bert Charry. © 1c. May 23, 1986;
E unp. 125019; Samuel B. Charry
and Ira M. Cohen, Brooklyn.
14929
Stormers of dawn; w Henry Jordan,
m Mark Severn. © May 11, 1936;
E pub. 55198; Pierre Degeyter music
club, New York. 14930
Stormy weather takes a holiday; from
the musical comedy, w and m Had.
Conley, arr. Pete Petersen ; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 16, 1936; E pub. 55039;
Ed. Conley music pub. co., Chicago.
14931
Strade (Le) erano due, ma non di-
verse; atto 2., da Orséolo, versi 2
m Ildebrando Pizzetti; sop. © Apr.
20, 1936; E for. 44149; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 14932
Strauss (Richard) All souls’ day; op.
10, no. 8, English w Alberto Silvio.
© May 27, 1936; E pub. 55479; Ead-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 149383
Streamline Susie; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© May 8, 1936; E pub. 55126; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 14934
Street (The) organ man and is favored
dish past’e fasulo; conductor. © 1
ce. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124208; Guido
Giosi, New York. 14935
Stringing on through life together; w
and melody. © 1c. May 1, 1936;
E unp. 123681; Wilfred Baker, Moos-
horn, Manit., Canada. 14936
Student’s key; brass instruments in
the treble clef. © Apr. 10, 1936; E
pub. 55202; August H. Schaefer,
Cincinnati. 14937
Stuff (The) is heahr; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 123700;
Phil Grogan, Oklahoma City.
14938
66
14952
Suite for organ; by Leo Sowerby. ©
Noy. 21, 1985; E for. 44198; Oxford
univ. press, London. 14939
Summer holiday; w Larry Conley, m
Johnny Marks; with guit. arr.
May 8, 1986; E pub. 55223; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14940
Summer moon; w and melody. ©
1 e¢. May 22, 1986; E unp. 124927;
Stanley Koblis, Manville, N. J.
14941
—w Robert Keller, and melody. ©
1 ec. May 19, 1986; E unp. 124735;
Serge Walter, New York. 14942
Summer (A) reverie; by Arthur L.
Brown, op. 101; pf. © May 8, 19386;
E pub. 55151; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 14943
Sun’s a shining through your um-
brella; foxtrot song. © 1c. May
4, 1986; E unp. 125214; Hlsie A.
Cook, Kansas City, Mo. 14944
Sundown in old Waikiki; w. Harry
Carlton and Fred Ritz, m Harry
Carlton; with ukulele arr. © May
5, 1936; E for. 44132; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 14945
Sunset,—come nearer, dear heart; w
Mary Elizabeth Golling; pf. ©1..
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125255; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
14946
Sunset in Colorado; w Ethel Dean
McGrath; pf. © 1c.-Apr. 17, 1936;
E unp. 128924; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14947
Sunset on old Chippewa; w Dale
Eagon, and melody. © 1 ec. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125451; Harold B.
Nelson, Akron, O. 14948
Sunset valley; w and melody. © 1.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125071; Char-
les Henry Sargent, Los Angeles.
14949
Sunshine at midnight ; w Edward Hey-
man, m Matt Malneck; with guit.
arr. © May 28, 1986; E pub. 55496;
Santly bros.—Joy, inc., New York.
14950
Sunshine waltz; by H. P. Hopkins;
pf. trio, 6 hands. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55435; Century music pub.
co., New York. 14951
Suppose a boy like me; w and melody.
©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125279;
Edwin J. Gdwoski, Detroit. 14952
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14953
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Susie’s got the bluesies again; w and
m Pegge Sue Stevens and Irving
Bibo; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Apr. 5, 1986; E pub. 55128; Stasny-
Lang, ine., New York. 14953
Sutter’s victory march; w Gus Kahn,
m Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur- |
mann. © 1c. May 8, 1986; E unp.
124150; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 14954
Suzette; operetta, bk., lyrics and m
Lois Bailey Lacon. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1986; D 389082; Marjorie Lois C.
Clarke, Newtonville, Mass. 14954*
Sweet Ann Page; old English dance,
Laura G. Lemon, arr. Alfred Pratt;
orch. pts. © May 20, 1986; E for.
44397; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 14955:
Sweet as a rose; w John P. Long, m
Colton Swayne; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © May 4, 1936; E for
44200; Sun musie pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 14956
Sweet by and by; arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
in diagram, with w; in D. © Dec.
2, 1985; E pub. 55284; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 14957
Sweet dreams; song, melody George
Robert Moss. © 1 ¢. May 18, 1986;
E unp. 124671; John Walter En-
gelke, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 14958
—w Hal Larson; pf. © 1 ¢ May
18, 1986; E unp. 124725; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 14959:
Sweet Hawaiian maid; w _ Alvin
Crocker; pf. © 1c May 11, 1986;
EK unp. 125006; Carl Mendenhall,
Kansas City, Mo. 14960
Sweet lassie dear; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
May 9, 1986; E unp. 124236; Wil-
liam L. Monasco, McAlester, Okl.
14961
Sweet lips sweet mine; song, melody
Frank Vallone. © 1 c@ May 13,
1986; E unp. 124889; Hdward J.
Nulty, New York. 14962:
Sweet little, mean little girl; song, w
H. Brown. © 1 ¢ May 4, 1936;
E unp. 128888; Herbert Brown and
Jewel Brown, Linton, Ind. 14963.
Sweet Louellen; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 25, 1986; E unp. 125179;
Florence F. Roan, Cisco, Tex.
14964
Sweet maiden; w and m Romeo Cas-
carino. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125111; Angelina Cascarino, Phila-
delphia. 14965
Sweet Margaret; w Robert Emmett
Cahill; pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936; EB
unp. 125250; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 14966
Sweet melody of life; w G. B. Hunt,
m Irwin Frederick Quast. © 1 e.
May 4, 1986; E unp. 123760; Gale
Borden Hunt, San Jose, Calif., and
Irwin Quast, Morgan Hill, Calif.
14967
Sweet moments; reverie, H. P. Hop-
kins; pf. trio, 6 hands. © May 26,
1936; E pub. 55433; Century music
pub. co., New York. 14968
Sweet (A) old love song; song, arr.
Len Fleming. © 1c. May 2, 1936;
E unp. 123789; Winifred Barton
Racine, Bartonville, Ill. 14969
Sweet (The) shop; juvenile revue, w
and m Elizabeth Blair. © Jan. 6,
1936; E for. 44247; Allan & co,
prop. ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
14970
Sweet was the night; fox-trot, m Ar-
thur J. Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©
1c May 25, 1986; E unp. 125154;
Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
4971
Sweetest moment ever known; arr. ;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with w;
in A. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub. 55425;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 14972
Sweetest word of all is sweetheart;
song, w Barbara Leigh. © 1c. May
21, 1936; E unp. 124877; Victor Maz-
zari, Woodside, L. IL, N. Y. 14973
Sweetheart days are over; fox-trot
song. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125135; Howard R. Rundle, Hins-
dale, Mont. 14974
Sweetheart (A) in the spring; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124965; Christian L.
Hansen, Troy, N. Y. 14975.
Sweetheart of E pluribus unum; w
and melody. ©1e. May 2, 1936; E
unp. 123807; Frank Luther, New
York. 14976
Sweetheart of mine I love you; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 124979; W. E. Hudson,
Albertville, Ala. 14977
664
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Sweetheart you have enough to do;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124186;
Conrad Kuhn, Baltimore. 14978
Swing along; song. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124785; James Roland
Keach, Chicago. 14979
Swing band; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1936; E unp. 128669; Sid-
ney Miller and Maurice Berkey,
Hollywood, Calif. 14980
Swing in, swing out; w and melody.
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125165;
David Winstein, New Orleans.
14981
Swing low, sweet chariot; negro spirit-
ual, arr. Adalbert Huguelet, ed. Wal-
ter Aschenbrenner; mixed voices.
© May 11, 1936; E pub. 55341; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 14982
Swing mad; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
May 4, 1986; E unp. 123849; Mil-
dred Brooks, Hollywood, Calif.
14983
Swing on down to Memphis; w Del
Porter, m Ray Johnson; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55063 ;
Mills music, inec., New York. 14984
Swing’s the thing; w and m Bob Levy
and N. Goldblatt. © 1 e May 15,
1936; E unp. 124510; Norman Gold-
blatt, Kansas City, Mo. 14985
Swing sister; from On the avenue, w
and melody Irving Berlin. © 1 ec.
May 14, 1936; E unp. 124451; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 14986
Swing that girl; song. ©1c. May 5,
1936; E unp. 123959; Frank A. Sulli-
van, Detroit. 14987
Swingin’ the blues; w David Fisher
Parry, and melody. © 1c. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124513; Jack LeRoy
Long, Winnetka, Il. 14988
Swinging on a grape vine swing; w
Matilda Marsh; pf. © 1c. May 18,
1936; E unp. 126726; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 14989
Sybiracy; marsz, m: W. Musnicki;
partytura na ork deta. © Dec. 30,
1935; E for. 44307; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 14990
Sycamore shores; waltz melody. © 1
e. May 1, 1986; E unp. 123691; Leo-
pold N. Sperling, Cincinnati. 14991
waltz song, w Clark B. Firestone.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; © unp. 124645;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
14992
15004
Symphonische spielmusik ; sinfonietta,
Friedrich Bayer; grosses orch. Par-
titur. © Feb. 15, 1936; E for. 44253;
Musikverlag Carl Haslinger, Vienna.
14993
Szezescie raz sie uSmiecha; tango,
stowa:: E. Schlechter, m i arr.: H.
Wars; orch. strony. © Mar. 9, 1936;
E for. 44236; M. Arct, Warsaw, Po-
land. 14994
Z operetki Pan Minister i
Dessous, stowa: E. Schlechter, m: H.
Wars. © Mar. 9, 1986; E for. 44235;
’M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 14995
Ta jedna noc .. .; tango; stowa: Olga
Org, m: J. Petersburski, ukiad fort.
W. Eiger. © Dec. 30, 1935; E for.
44292; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
14996
Ta noc; wale angielski, stowa Juljana
Krzewinskiego, m Ludomira Rdozy-
ckiego. © Apr. 8, 1936; E for. 44364;
Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
14997
arr. Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © Apr. 8, 1936; E for. 44865;
Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
14998
Tag und nacht denk’ ich an Elisabeth ;
foxtrot aus Madchenriuber, text
Hans Arnold, m Walter Ulfig, arr.
‘Franz Stolzenwald; orch. stimmen.
© Jan. 31, 1936; E for. 44345; Bebo-
ton-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 14999
Tahiti and you; song, m Eva Hall
Thompson. © 1 c. May 4, 1986; E
unp. 123770; Gale Borden Hunt, San
Jose, Calif. 15000
Tahoe charms; waltz caprice; B flat
cornet, bar. or trombone; pf. ace. ©
Apr. 13, 1936; E pub. 55187; Ernest
S. Williams, Brooklyn. 15001
Ta-hu-wa-hu-wai; Hawaiian war song,
w and m Leleiohoku and J. Noble,
arr. Frank Hubbell; with ukulele
arr. © May 20, 1936; E pub. 55408;
Johnny Noble, Manoa, T. H. 15002
"Taint good, like a nickel made of
wood; w George Whiting and Buddy
Bernier, m Billy Haid, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
May 20, 1986; E pub. 55315; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 15003
Tak samo nudze sie jak ty; slow-fox,
stowa im: Stawomir Bronicz. ©
Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 44276; Gebeth-
ner & Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
15004
665
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15005
Tak samo nudze sie jak ty; slow-fox,
stowa, mi arr.: Slawomir Bromicz;
ork. strony. © Mar. 10, 1936; E for.
44271; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 15005
Tak w zyciu bywa . . .; tango, siowa:
A. Wiast, m: M. Wroblewski [and]
Niech nikt o tem nie wie; tango,
stowa: E. Schlechter, m: St. Gorska:
arr. J. Wesby; Salonowa ork. strony.
© Dec. 30, 1935; E for. 44286; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 15006
Taka noc iwalcimy.. .; przebojowy
wale z filmu Manewry mitosne,
stowa: Jurandot, m: H. Wars.
Mar. 9, 1936; HE for. 44241; M. Aret,
Warsaw, Poland. 15007
wale-serenada z filmu Manewry
mitosne, stowa: Jurandot, m i arr. H.
Wars; orch. strony. © Mar. 9, 1986;
H for. 44242; M. Arct, Warsaw, Po-
land. 15008
Take a look at my Sweet; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
124911; Myrtle A. Kirley, Clayville,
IN. Ys 15009
Take it from me; fox trot song, melody
G. G. Hibbs and Sam Adelman. © 1
c. May 8, 19386; E unp. 124198; Gor-
don G. Hibbs, St. John’s, Newfound-
land. 15010:
Take me back; w and melody. © 1c.
May 22, 19386; E unp. 124917;
Frances C. Kincaid, Paducah, Ky.
15011
Take me back into my dream; pf., with
w. © May 12, 1936; E pub. 55204;
John Pauly, Springfield, Mass.
15012
Take me back to old Wyoming; song.
© Apr. 29, 19386; E pub. 55040;
Mayme Cooper, Albin, Wy. 15013
Take me in the life boat; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 23, 1986; E unp.
125029; Wade Mainer, Raleigh, N. C.
15014
Take me in your arms again sSweet-
heart; fox trot, w Ernest C. Sandy,
m Sammy V. Arnecillo and Ernest
Shonfield, arr. E. Shonfield; with
ukulele arr. Tom Lyle. © Apr. 10,
1936; E pub. 54683; Oregon pub. co.,
Portland, Or. 15015
Take my heart and do with it what
you please; w Joe Young, m Fred H.
Ahlert. © May 2, 1986; E pub.
54997; Crawford music corp., New
York. 15016
pt. II, n.s., v. 3h
Talk to Jesus; cho., w Nellie M. Saca-
daris, with melody and harmony.
© 1c. May 9, 1986; E unp. 124216;
Harry A. Sacadaris, Cleveland.
15017
Tango jaleante; pf. © 1c. May 28,
1936; E unp. 125404; Clarita Mar-
tin, Winnetka, Il. 15018
Tango serenade; w and melody. © 1
ec. May 27, 1936; E unp. 125376;
Sam Ouman, Corona, N. Y. 15019
Tanz (Der) pianist; 6 modern-rhyth-
mische’ klavier-soli, Fritz Stroh-
maier, op. 36, no. 1-6. © Mar. 28,
1936; E for. 44822; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 15020
Ta’-u here; w and melody. [English
text only] © 1. Sept. 3, 1935; E
unp. 123674; Jimmy K. Lowell, Los
Angeles. 15021
Te pierdo; corrido, letra y m Fidel
Ortiz; pf. © 1 ¢. May 23, 1936; .
E unp. 125024; Felipe V. Leal, Los
Angeles. 15022
Tears in my song; w and melody. ©
1c May 28, 1936; E unp. 125430;
Fritz Nadler and G. K. Moss, Cleve-
land. 15023
Techni-cues ; 12 tuneful technics, Max-
well Eckstein; pf. © May 19, 19386;
E pub. 55264; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 15024
Technie tales; for the child at the
piano, Louise Robyn. Rev. and enl-
ed. © May 18, 1936; AA 205935 ;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
; 15025
Teddy; song. © 1c. May 28, 1936;
E unp. 125441; William Mortimer
Hughes, Mount Tabor, N. J. 15026
Tell me a story ; w Ethel Walters, mel-
ody Kaye Herman. © 1c. May 27,
1936; E unp. 125347; Herman
Krinsky, Oakland, Calif. 15027
Tell me it’s spring; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. May 22, 1986; E unp.
124971; Agnes Mikkelson, Boulder,
Mont. 15028
Tell me little dream girl; w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 25, 1936;
E for. 44314; Benny Davis, Douglas-
ton, L. I., N. Y., and J. Fred Coots,
Larchmont, N. Y. 15029:
Tell me, my dear; w H. McKellar,
melody M. Fellom. © 1 ¢. May 11,
1936; E unp. 124252; Etta McKellar
and Mario Fellom, Mobile, Ala.
15080
666
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
15057
Tell me, pussy; novelette, w and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
E pub. 55489; Century music pub.
co., New York. 15031
Tell me what did I do; w Herbert
Cowens, and melody. © 1 c. May
11, 19386; E unp. 1242538; Henry
Norris Mason, New York. 15082
Tempest in a tea cup; song, m Mary
Steele. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125200; Earl Miley, jr., Westwood,
Calif. 15033
Ten (The) thousand lakes; waltz
song. Apr. 28, 1986; E pub.
55228; Mary Tubbs Crone, Deerwood,
Minn. 15034
Tender night: by Russ Vullo; E flat
saxophone. © 1 ¢. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 1238848; Russ Sam Vullo,
Rochester, N. Y. 15035
Tenderly ; w and melody. © 1c. May
Zi; eadso. EH unp.’ 125350) Gordon
Hull, West Brighton, S. I. N. Y.
15036
Tennessee valley; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 8, 19386;
EH unp. 124187; L. E.. Brewer, St.
Elmo, Tenn. 15037
Texas; song. © 1c. May 13, 1936;
HE ounp. 124415; Louise Langdon By-
ron, Denison, Tex. 15088
Texas blue bonnet; w L. King, melody
E. Gorée. ‘© 1c. May 25, 1936; E
unp. 125106; Ethel Gorée and Laura
King, Brooklyn. 15039
Texas centennial jubilee; song. ©1c.
May 9, 19386; E unp. 124258; A. J.
Lee and Huday L. Bowman, Ft.
Worth. 15040
Texas centennial song; song, m and
arr. for ukulele, etc., Luther A.
Clark. © Apr. 14, 1936; E pub.
55320; Emma V. Wilson, Shamrock,
Tex. 15041
Texas, dear old Texas; song, w Sam
H. Helm. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E
unp. 123692; Joel C. Trimble, Corsi-
cana, Tex. 15042
Texas, dear old Texas, you’re in your
centennial; song. © May 11, 1936;
E unp. 55258; Willie Mae Nash,
Dallas. 15043.
Texas Shriners march; drums, B flat
trumpet, trombone and bass. © 1 ¢.
May 4, 1986; E unp. 123828; Forrest
Logan Travis, Wichita Falls, Tex.
15044
Texas skies; song, melody Dick Gutt-
mann. © 1 c. May 138, 1986; E unp.
124427; Arza Hitt, Mineral Wells,
Tex. 15045
Texas trails; song. © 1 c¢. May 9,
1936; E unp. 1253870'; Una Ve Doose,
Ballinger, Tex. 15046
Texas welcomes you; song; with guit.
and male quartette arrs. Houston,
Tex. A. °C, Trousdale. “Cy Apr. 18:
1986; E pub. 55323; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Houston. 15047
Same. © Apr. 28, 1936; E pub.
55084; Annie Laura “Trousdale,
Houston. 15048
Thank God for blessings; poem Anne
EK. F. Dolliver, m Vaughan Warrick.
1. High voice, in D flat—2. Med.
voice, in B flat.—8. Low voice, in
A flat. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55399; Dorothea L. Schroeder,
Flushing, Ll. I., N. Y. 15049
Thanksgiving (A) hymn to mother;
w M. M. Caldwell, m E. R. Wortham.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1936; E unp. 124564;
Hthel R. Wortham and Mabelle M.
Caldwell, Corsicana, Tex. 15050
That Ethiopian gal; song. © 1.4
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124557; Vivien
Harvey, Warren, O. 15051
That gray haired sweetheart of mine;
song, m FE. S. Prowant and Dot
Moore, arr. Karl Kaye. © 1¢ May
8, 1986; E unp. 124176; Forest Sid-
ney Prowant, Avalon, Catalina Is.,
Calif. 15052
That is my wish, little star; fox-trot
song, melody L. Pettibone and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1986; E
unp. 125304; Leora Pettibone, Burns,
Or. 15053:
That little boy I used to be; song,
melody Elwood Funk. © 1 ¢. May
7, 1986; E unp. 124077; Henry Zels-
man, Chicago. 15054
That little mountain girl of mine;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 124969; Carl
Ruppert, Denver. 15055
That little shack by therail-road
track, where the sweet wild roses
grow; w and m Eddy Hanson; with
arr. for guit., etc. © May 20, 1986;
E pub. 55309; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago. 15056
That little silv’ry stream; w Andrew
Martin Dano; pf. © 1c. May 26,
1936; E unp. 125242; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15057
667
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15058
pt. 111, n. s., v. 381
That man is here again; w Chas. To-
bias, melody Matt Malneck. © 1 e.
May 14, 1986; E unp. 124445; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 15058
That means I love you; song. ©1.«
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123766; Hamp-
ton Lee Lester, Charleston, W. Va.
15059
That night in Cuba; English, Wyn-
gard and Weitzner, Spanish, De
Armo, melody Sergio De Karlo. ©
1c. May 1, 19386; E unp. 123710;
Frank Gill, New York. 15060
That’s a lesson in love; w and mel-
ody Dean C. Parkhurst. © 1c. Apr.
10, 1986; E unp. 124561; Merle Dean
Chuela Parkhurst, Hufaula;, Okl.
15061
That’s how I believe in you; waltz,
w and melody. © 1 ¢ May 239,
1986; E unp. 125466; Paul Theo-
dore Dupell, Reeds Ferry, N. H.
15062
That’s the girl that I want; pf., with
w. © 1c May 18, 1936; E unp.
124891; Catherine Schwartz, Fre-
mont, O. 15063.
That’s the way dear old Ireland was
born; waltz song. © 1. May 6,
1986; E unp. 124029; Alenson Rob-
ert Fleming, Wellsboro, Pa. 15064
That’s their way of making love; w
and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123823; Cyril Murgatroyd,
Calgary, Alta., Canada. 15065
That’s what I’d like about you; song.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 124266;
Francis Marion Houston, Portland,
Or. 15066
That’s what you call romance; w and
melody. ©1c. May 1, 1936; E unp.
123738; Bobo Green Gaillard, New
York. 15067
That’s when I gave in to love; w and
m Kay Carle and Bud LaRue; pf.
© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123856;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15068
That’s why I cannot take you back;
song. © 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp.
125053; William O. Faist, Milwau-
kee. 15069
That someone you love; song, Ww
Joseph E. Robertson. © 1 c. May
18, 1986; E unp. 124619; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 15070
Then I’ll be happy; w and melody. ©
1c. May 7, 1986; E unp. 125189;
Bernice Feldman Goodman, i. e. Mrs.
M. J. Goodman, Minneapolis. 15071
Then I’ll whisper aloha to you; w and
melody. © 1 c. May 12, 1936; HB
unp. 124818; Vera Palmer, Portland,
Or. 15072
Then I met Jesus [and] Home; hymns.
© Mar. 24, 1936; E pub. 55324;
Byron M. Carmony, Olivet, I11.
15073.
There be none of Beauty’s daughters ;
poem Byron, m Gilbert A. Aleock; 2
female voices. © Apr. 22, 1936; E
for. 44156; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 15074
There'll always be a memory within
my heart; by Leroy Shield; pf. ©
May 8, 1936; E pub. 55127; Robbins
music corp., New York. 15075
There'll come a day; song. © 1.
May 5, 1936; E unp. 123952; David
Leonard Ward, Pittsburgh. 15076
There must be a reason to love; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c, May 9;.1936; EH unp,
124237; Claudine Carter, Boomer,
W. Va. 15077
There’s a little country home in
O-HI-O; w M. W. Dignan, m G. G.
Dean. © 1c May 20, 1986; HE
unp. 124814; Grace Ghent Dean
and Marian Weaver Dignan, Colum-
bus, O. 15078
There’s a little girl who is lonely; w
and m Joanne Ryan; with ukulele
arr. © 1. May 6, 1936; E unp.
124560; Lucille Noonan, Chicago.
15079
There’s a look in your eye; pf., with
w. © 1c May 1, 1936; Hump.
123699; Howard Kemble Stokes,
Allenhurst, N. J. 15080
There’s a rainbow shining for you;
w and melody. Rev. copy. ©1-c.
May 8, 1936; E unp. 124138; John
J. Schneider, Philadelphia. 15081
There’s a spot down in the Ozarks; w
and m Newell Toalson, arr. Opal
Siler and Nelle E. Ross. © Apr. 16,
1936; E pub. 55046; South Street
Christian Church conference club,
Springfield, Mo. 15082
There’s a spot that is heaven to me;
song. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124145; Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll,
Neb. 15083
There’s going to be a rainbow; w Al-
berta B. Hickman, m C. Roland
668
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= me ae ie
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
15108
Flick, arr. W. R. Lackey; orch. pts.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 124558;
Harry A. Hickman, Nashville.
15084
There’s music in your letters; w and
melody. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E
unp. 125373; Lucille Evans, Wake-
field, Neb. 15085
There’s no substitute for you; fox-trot,
w Al Stillman and Nelson Ingham,
m Lee Gordon, arr. Graham Prince;
orch. pts. © May 27, 1986; E pub.
55475; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 15086
There’s nothing so lovely as love; w
and m M. L. Cooper, jr., and Paull
Cooper, arr. William Sima. © 1.
Apr. 14, 1936; E unp. 118832; Marion
L. Cooper, jr., U. S. N. A., Annapolis,
and Pauline Learnard, San Diego,
Calif. 15087
There’s something in the wind; song,
Mike Riley, Ed. Farley and Ben
Kriger; with guit. arr. © May 28,
1936; E pub. 55492; Milsons music
publishing corp., New York. 15088
There was music, there was laughter,
there was love; fox-trot song, mel-
ody B. K. Perrier and Johnny Otis.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124653;
Bill K. Perrier, San Gabriel, Calif.
15089
There were you; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 c¢ May 19,
1936; E unp. 124784; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 15090
They are mowing; Hungarian folk
song, English tr. Carol Raven, har-
monized and arr, Ladislas Kun;
mixed voices. © May 2, 1936; E
pub. 54990; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 15091
They tell me it’s love; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © 1 ¢« May 13, 1936;
E unp. 124429; Armand Michael
Petrucci, Pittsburgh. 15092
This grand old heart of mine; w
George Ernest Jenkins; pf. ©41c.
May 26, 1936; E unp. 125268; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
: 15093
This is love; fox-trot song, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
125010; Curtis E. Gillis, Eureka,
Calif. 15094
This is the day; w Charles Kenney;
pf. treble. © 1 ¢. May 19, 1936;
E unp. 124736; Serge Walter, New
York. 15095
This thrilling moment; w Dolores Car-
son; pf. © 1 ee. May 18, 1986; B
unp. 124727; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15096
This time it’s the end; song. ©1e.
May 12, 1936; E unp. 1243824; Kay
Werner, Sue Werner and David
Bauer, New York. 15097
This year’s kisses; w and melody
Irving Berlin. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 125007; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 15098
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Connais-tu le pays; from Mignon,
English w Alberto Silvio. [French,
English and Italian text] © May
27, 1986; E pub. 55476; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
15099
Those tender years; w Louis Jean, m
E. Coffey. © 1 ¢. May 13, 1936; E
unp. 124372; N. Louis Somers and
Edwin Coffey, Hartford. 15100
Thought for spring; song, w Ashley
W. Olmsted. © Apr. 8, 19386; E pub.
55326; William D. Olmsted, Buffalo.
15101
Thoughts; w Mada; pf. © 1 ¢. May
26, 1936; E unp. 125258; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15102
Three cheers for Dr. Townsend; w
M. A. Coffey and Martha M. Currie,
m arr. L. C. Eaton. © May 8, 1936;
E pub. 55397; Mabel A. Coffey, Long
Beach, Calif. 15103
Three fishers went sailing; w Charles
Kingsley, m John Hullah, arr. Geof-
frey Shaw; mixed voices. © Apr.
22, 19386; E for. 44158; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 15104
Threnody; w A. E. Housman, m Gran-
ville Bantock; mixed cho. © Apr.
22, 1936; E for. 44160; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 15105
Thrill (The) of New York; w and
melody. © 1c May 8, 19386; E
unp. 124158; Alice B. Jewell, Hart-
ford. 15106
Thru a window in Japan; w Al
Bryan, m Larry Stock; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Mar. 2, 1936; E
pub. 55110; Marlo music corp., New
York. 15107
Thru the looking glass; Spanish musi-
cal, w and melody Mario Alvarez.
[Spanish text only] © 1c. May 23,
1936; E unp. 125146; Famous music
corp., New York. 15108
669
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15109
Thru the window pane; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
123811; Clara Lund, New York.
15109
Thunder in my ears; song, m Mary
Steele. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125199; Earl Miley, jr., Westwood,
Calif. 15110
Tidy-didy-um-dum-dum ; song. © 1.
May 8, 1936; EH unp. 124167; Charles
Ray Gorrell, Toledo. 15111
Till mother’s pink rosebush blooms
white; pf., with w. © 1c. May 23,
1936; “EY “unp. °125060°" Us) Grant
Sweet, Camden, Ind. 15112
Tim O’Reilly; w Roy Starling; pf. ©
1 c. May 5, 19386; E unp. 123878;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15113
Time (The) hag come, to Say goodbye;
w and melody. © 1c May 15,
1936; E unp. 124507; Inez Reck-
nagel, New Orleans. 15114
Tinieblas; bolero, letra Esperanza
Casal; con arr. de guit. © Mar. 20,
1936; E for. 44262; Graciela Par-
raga, Havana. 15115
Tip of Texas; song. © 1 ¢, May 1,
1936; E unp. 123704; Zena Stevens,
Sioux City, Ia. 15116
*Tis my latest song; w and melody.
© 1c. May 27, 1936; BH unp. 125436;
Richard Tennyson Baker, Washing-
ton. 15117
"Tis spring; song. © 1.ca May 6,
19386; HE unp. 124086; Henrietta
Englishman, Midland Park, N. J.
15118
Tit for tat; pf. treble, with w. © 1
ce. May 5, 1986; E unp. 123837; John
EH. Swanson, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
15119
To a woodthrush; song, w Sue Ball
Bush. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55227; Irene Carpenter, Monroe,
NOY. 15120
To an Indian princess; pf. © 1«¢ May
16, 1986; E unp. 124660; Louise God-
frey Ogle, Asheville, N. C. #5121
To love; w and melody Paul Metcalf.
©1¢@ May 27, 1936; BE unp. 125374;
Orlando Paul Metcalf, jr., New York.
15122
To love again; w Jimmy Visco and
Jerry De Mont, melody Carmin
Scotti. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
123992; James D. Visco, Brooklyn.
15123
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
To Marguerite; w and melody. ©1e.
May 29, 1986; E unp. 125494; Pres-
cott J. Wright, New York. 15124
To my old home town; song, m Willard
Herring. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp.
124247 ; Alexander McMaster, Toron-
to. 15125
To you; song. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E
unp. 124433 ; Lillian Wickdahl, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y. 15126
To-day; w and melody. © 1 ec. May
28, 1986; E unp. 125421; Michael J.
Peterson and LeRoy Magruder, Bal-
timore. 15127
Together; waltz, w H. Steber and Ben
Adelman, and melody. © 1 e@ May
8, 1936; E unp. 124200'; Hmma Steber
and Helen M. Blahnik, Menominee,
Mich. 15128
To-morrow’s no Sunday morning; song.
© 1¢. May 15, 1936; E unp. 124508;
Paul M. Williams, Beatrice, Neb.
15129
To-night I’m in Dreamland; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 c. May 22,
19386; E unp. 124976; Alice Pettus
Hay, Eagleville, Tenn. 15130
To-night’s the night; from New faces
of 19386, w June Sillman, m Alex
Fogarty; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
May 18, 1986; E pub. 55350; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 15181
Too good for the average man; from
On your toes, w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © May 14, 1936; E pub. 55226;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
15132
Too much relativity; song. © 1 «¢.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 124647; John
F.. Benkelman, Detroit. 15133
Too soon; song. © 1c. May 13, 1936;
E unp. 124395; Jack Sa Nicola,
Brooklyn. 15134
Top tones for the trumpeter or cornet-
ist; 30 modern etudes, Walter M.
Smith. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
55344; Carl, Fischer, ine., New York.
: 15135
Topsy turvy love; melody, with pf ace.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1986; E unp. 124243;
Lucille L. Baker, Sheffield, Ala.
15136
Tossin’ me ’round; w and m Jane
Horst; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ May 9,
1936; E unp. 124899; Louetta Jane
Horst, Park Ridge, Il. 15137
670
as a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Tower (The) of London; w and m
Tommie Connor and Eddie Lisbona.
© May 6, 1936; E for. 44850; Dix,
Itd., London. 151388
Townsend (The) national legion con-
vention song; w and m Charlotte
Rogers Palmer. © 1 c¢. May 21,
1936; E unp. 124905; Townsend natl.
legion, Washington. 15139
Townsend old age revolving plan;
song, m Vashti Rogers Griffin.
Mar. 23, 1936; E pub. 55467; Jesse
Minor. San Diego, Calif. 15140
Townsend triumph song; w D. G. Reed,
m G. Dasch. © 1c. May 29, 1986;
E unp. 125468; Daniel G. Reed, Rob-
ert C. Love and George Dasch, Chi-
cago. 15141
Townsendites march; song, arr. Grace
L. Weaver. © May 6, 1936; E pub.
55108; William A. Weaver, Tampa,
Fla. 15142
Toy (The) strewn home; w Edgar A.
Guest, m Olga Ione Howlette. © 1
c. May 8, 19386; E unp. 124108; Olga
Howlette Currier, Mendota, Il.
15143
Trail (The) of the trader; pageant of
trade, Josephine Van Dolzen Pease; |
with melodies. © Apr. 7, 1936; D
39078; Encyclopedia britannica, inc.,
Chicago. 15143*
Tralala; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
23, 1936; E unp. 123883; Robert
Sterling, New York. 15144
Tramp, tramp, tramp; arr. Harlin
bros.: Hawaiian guit., in diagram; in
A. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 55276;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 15145
Treasure chest community songster;
musical arrs. and _ special texts,
George Shackley and Wm. Glass-
macher. © May 6, 1936; E pub.
55141; Treasure chest publications,
ine., New York. 15146
Trees; song, words by Gladys Arps.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1936; E unp. 119458;
Irene V. Maliverney, Olathe, Kan.
: 15147
Trio for piano, violin and violoncello.
© Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55007; Roy
Harris, New York. 15148
Trudno; slow-fox, stowa E. Schlech-
tera, m A. T. Miillera i E. Schlech-
ter, arr. A. T. Miillera; orch. strony.
© Mar. 9, 1936; EB for. 44234; M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 15149
15162
%Z operetki Pan Minister i
Dessous, stowa E. Schlechtera, m
A. T. Miillera i E. Schlechtera.
Mar. 9, 1986; E for. 44233; M. Arct,
Warsaw, Poland. 15150
Trust Him for He knows best; w
Sally Jane; pf. © 1 ec. May 26,
1986; E unp. 125264; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15151
Trust in the Lord; w from Proverbs
III; ten. © 1c. May 8, 1986; BE
unp. 124248; Edward F. Mayberger,
West Roxbury, Mass. 15152
Try to forget ; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. May 28, 1986; E unp. 125427;
Gertrude Hall, New York. 15153
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Andante
eantabile; from the quartet op. 11,
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May
19, 1986; E pub. 55299; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
15154
from the Sth symphony, op.
64, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May
19, 1986; E pub. 55291; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
15155
‘Autumn song; op. 37°, no. 10,
arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May
19, 1986; E pub. 55298; Hdward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
15156
A legend; English version, Na-
than Haskell Dole, slightly altered,
K. K. D., m arr. Katherine Kenni-
cott Davis; women’s cho. © Mar.
13, 1986; E pub. 55421; EH. C. Schir-
mer music co., Boston. 15157
Tune-doggling march; song, m Thos.
J. Hollingworth. © 1 ¢. May 23,
1986; E unp. 125059; Victor Joseph
Pilisotta, Los Angeles. 15158
Tupelo (The) disaster; song. © Apr.
16, 1936; E pub. 54948; John Walter
Allen, Greenwood, Miss. 15159
Turn off dat rain; fox-trot song. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; E unp. 125213;
Floy M. Brown, Bluefield, W. Va.
15160
Turn on your radio; w and melody.
© 1c. May 27, 1986; E unp. 125401 ;
Geneva Kelley Williams, Chicago.
15161
Twe occzy mowia, kocham .. .; tango,
stowa : Zenon Friedwald, m:
Wiktor Krupifiski. © Feb. 21, 1936;
BE for. 44304; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 15162
671
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15163
pt. II, n. s., v.31
Twentieth reunion march for class of
1915, Princeton university; w and
m Matson C. Terry; pf. © Apr. 30,
1986; E pub. 55328; Class of 1915,
Princeton univ., Princeton, N. J.
15163
Twilight dreams; w G. W. Mountz, m
Mrs. G. W. Mountz. © 1 ©¢ Mar.
16, 1936; E unp. 120436; Sarah
Mountz, Marion, O. 15164
w Ruth Beverly; pf. © 1 «.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125259; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15165
Twilight (The) rosary; w and melody
B. M. Lowe, acc. Petite Noél; with
ukulele arr., guit. acc. and Hawaiian
guit. solo. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E
unp. 124853; Blanche Marie Lowe,
Cumberland, Md. 15166
Two blue eyes in Dixie; w and mel-
ody Charles Thatcher, Anthony Am-
brose and H. E. Lish. © 1 ec. May
9, 1986; E unp. 124205; Harold EH.
Lish, Brooklyn. 15167
Two eyes; fox-trot, w and m Don
Fergusson. © 1c. May 14, 1936;
E unp. 124465; Donald Malcolm
Fergusson, Montreal. 15168
Two guitars; Russian folk song, arr.
Charles Magnante; accordion. ©
May 14, 1986; E pub. 55216; Rob-
bins music corp., New York.
15169
Two hands in a glove; musical com-
edy, bk., lyrics and melodies. ©
1c. May 4, 1986; D 39075; Frank
Arthur Thorne, jr., Los Angeles.
15169*
Two hearts in love; fox-trot, w Char-
les Milazzo, melody Gene Randazzo.
©1c¢. May 18, 1936; BE unp. 124631;
Charles Milazzo and Hugene Ran-
dazzo, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
15170
Two littl Japs; by Frederick G.
Charrosin; orch. pts. © Apr. 17,
19386; E for. 44220; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. TL
Two sweethearts have I; song. ©
1c. May 21, 1986; E unp. 124859;
Oscar H. Lay, Nome, Alaska. 15172
Two were waltzing; song, arr. Ken-
neth. Albrecht. -© 1. e@ ApryZ2
1936; E unp. 124420; Beulah R.
Jackson, St. Louis. 15173
Twoje kwiaty; tango, stowa: Kora
Jaroszowa, m: W. Krupifski. ©
Feb. 21, 1986; E for. 44300; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 15174
[and] Noe cygafiska; tango,
Slowa: Eufemjusz Jar, m: Grzegorz
Kac: arr. J. Wesby; satonowa ork.
strony. © Feb. 21, 1936; E for.
44302); Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
15175
Tyroleana; pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin, leader. pts. © May 26, 1936;
E for. 44402; Adolf Lotter, London.
15176
Under a far East moon; w FEF. McCar-
ter, m I. B. Howell. © 1c. May 9,
19386; E unp. 124260; Inez Baker
Howell and Fronia McCarter, Dallas.
15177
Under a southern moon; w and m J.
J. Mahany Eworce; with ukulele arr.
© June 15, 1983; 2 ce. May 12, 1936;
E pub. 55466; James J. Crowe, New-
burgh, N. Y. 15178
Under her spell; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
124924; Dave Murray, Dunedin,
S. dere 15179
Under His wings; hymn. © 1 ec. May
21, 1936; E unp. 124888; Thomas E.
Fountain, Moorestown, N. J. 15180
Under southern stars; w Martyna Car-
roll, m Frank W. Bone, arr. Harry
Stanley ; Hawaiian guit., in diagram.
@© Apr.15,.1936,; 2. pub: S500m:
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
15181
Under the blood; hymn, m Marshall
H. Pierson. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124846; Eula May Sears,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 15182
Under the Moscow moon ; fox-trot, Jan.
Hulimka, arr. Jimmie Macaffer;
orch. pts. © May 25, 1936; E for.
44379; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 15183
Under the prairie moon; m Benny
Afseth; pf., with w. © 1c. May 5,
1936; E unp. 123857; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15184
Under the weeping willow, when we
were kids; song, melody Blanche
Harper Bradford. © 1 ec. May 4,
1936; E unp. 123847; Fred V. Brad-
ford, Rogue River, Or. 15185
Under Virginia skies; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 125217;
Imogene B. Webb, Stony Creek, Va.
15186
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
Undergraduate (The) rhumba; w
Harold Greenspan, with melody. ©
1 ec. May 4, 19386; E unp. 123846;
Walter Goetz, New York. 15187
Underneath the blue Montana skies;
w and m Harry Tobias and Sol Vio-
linsky; with guit. arr. © Apr. 25,
1936; E pub. 55062; Mills music,
ine., New York. 15188
Underneath the Mohawk moon; w Cal
Stevens; pf. © 1 c¢. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 123879; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15189
Unforgettable; w and m Jimmy Van
Heusen and Jerry Arlen; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55060;
Mills music, inc., New York. 15190
Ungarisches capriccio ; v. Hugen Zador ;
orch. Partitur. © Jan. 29, 1936; E
for. 44331; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig.
15191
Union triste; bolero, letra Luis de
Soto; con acordes de guit., Clara
Romero. © Mar. 20, 1936; E for.
44263; Graciela Parraga, Havana.
15192
Until now; w and melody. © 1.
May 27, 19386; E unp. 125344; Phay
Albert Porter, Fairfield, Ia. 15193
Vacation days; waltz, w Vivian Fer-
rary; pf. accordion. © 1c. May 15,
1936; EH unp. 124505; Fred Barbieri,
New York. 15194
Vagabond blues; w Cora Kenney; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 123925;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15195
Valley (The) of Dreamland; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 9, 1936; E unp. 124238;
August Sveen, Grosmont, Alta.,
Canada. 15196
Valse bagatelle; by Stanford King; pf.
© May 6, 1936; E pub. 55356; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15197
Valse caprice; by Cyril Hellier; violin
and pf. © May 6, 1936; E for.
44257 ; Keith, Prowse & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 15198
Valse coquette; by Stanford King; pf.
© May 6, 1936; E pub. 55357; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15199
Valzerino (Il); versie m Lino Saletti,
arr. Giuseppe Zucchini; orch. pti.
© Jan. 1, 1936; E for. 44138; Mario
Aromando, Milan. 15200
15212
Vana vana; Tahitian stomp, w and
melody Wm. Bambridge and A. I.
Long. © 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp.
123678; Andy Iona Long, Los An-
geles. 15201
Vanished summer; w Edna St. Vineent
Millay, m Edward Harris. © Apr.
7, 1986; E pub. 55104; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 15202
Vaughan Williams (R.) Five Tudor
portraits; choral suite in 5 move-
ments, w John Skelton, m R.
Vaughan Williams; mixed cho., with
soli. © Jan. 2, 1936; E for. 44186;
Oxford univ. press, London. 15203
Vecchio (Un) padre; atti 3., da Or-
séolo, versi e m Ildebrando Pizzetti;
basso. © Apr. 20, 1936; E for.
44150; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15204
Verdad ; bolero, letra Pedro Mata; con
acordes de guit., Clara Romero. ©
Mar. 20, 1936; Ei for. 44266; Graciela
Parraga, Hayana. 15205
Verdi (Giuseppe) Il trovatore; sol-
diers’ cho., concert fantasie, Claude
Melnotte; pf. Rev. ed. Carl Wilhelm
Kern. © Dec. 28, 1935; E pub.
55033; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 15206
Verklarte jahr; ein zyklus fiir mittlere
Singstimme u. orch., text K. M. Fof-
anow, m Joseph Marx. Klavieraus-
zug. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for. 44343;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
15207
Vero (Il) cuore é quello delle madri;
versi M. Greco, melodia A. Vivio. ©
1 ec. May 7, 1936; E unp. 124053;
Manfredi Greco and Anthony Vivio,
New York.
Vida (La) del marinero; cancion paso
doble. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
124848; Salvador Gil Forte, New
York. 15209
Viennese silhouettes ; by Harold Locke;
pf. © May 6, 1936; E pub. 55354;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15210
Violets in spring; w and m Val Burton
and Will Jason. ©1c. May 9, 1936;
E unp. 124282; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. iavallal
Violinens sang; tekst: Victor Skaarup,
m: Carlo Thomsen; pf. © Feb. 24,
1936; E for. 44183; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 15212
673
15208 _.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15213
Vision (A) of mother; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1€.
May 9, 1936; E unp. 124239; Bessie
L. Meyer, Brunswick, Mo. 15213
Vision (A) of yesterday; song. ©1c.
Mar. 27, 1936; E unp. 124340; Erma
G. Coleman, Newark, N. J. 15214
Visions; w and melody. ©1c. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124499; Vincent W. La-
Rocco and Vincent Joseph Fiorella,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 15215
W. P. A. blues; w Lester Melrose, mel-
ody William Weldon. © 1c. May 23,
1936; E unp. 125033; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 15216
Wagner (Richard) Album-leaf; in
das album der Fiirstin M, 1861, arr.
Max Hirschfeld; pf. © May 19,
1986; E pub. 55297; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
15217
Festival prelude; from The mas-
tersingers of Nuremberg, festival
and original versions, English text
and arr. of m Max T. Krone; mixed
voices, a Cappella. [English and
German texts] © Apr. 23, 1986; E
pub. 55106; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15218
Wagner stein song; w and melody. ©
1c. May 138, 1986; E unp. 124396;
Arthur Lee Utt, St. Louis. 15219
Wail of the waterfront; w and melody.
© 1c. May 29, 1986; E unp. 125483 ;
Shirley Zax, Chicago. 15220
Waipi’o (Faithful forever) ; song, mel-
ody Geo. Allen. ©1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123804; Harry Owens, Hono-
lulu. 15221
Waitin’; by Dick Carlson and Walt
Horejsi; chords, single staff. ©1e.
May 9, 19386; E unp. 124222; Richard
R. Carlson and W. A. Horejsi, Saint
Cloud, Minn. 15222
Waitin’ for a job; song. © 1 c¢. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125485; Virginia
Folger, Chicago. 15223
Waiting for Someone to love me; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. May 9, 1986; E ump.
124240; Annie M. Mace, Salt Lake
City. 15224
Waiting for you; pf., with w. ©1-e.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125276; Anna
Hamparsoumian, Philadelphia.
15225
Wake up time on the farm; w Anna
Miller; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 17, 1986.
pt. Il, n.s., v. 31
E unp. 123926; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15226
Walking in the sunshine; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 25, 1986; E unp.
125082; Alice Rosenfield, St. Paul.
15227
Wall flower lily am I; w and m F.
and Lillian Deutsch. © 1c. May 2,
1986; E unp. 128775; Florence
Deutsch, Bridgeport, Conn. 15228
Waltz (The) of romance; w Al Cap-
lan, m Hal Gibbons and S. L. Cross;
pt. © 1.¢. Apr. 17, 1936: BD unp:
123902; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 15229:
Waltzing in the moonlight; song, w
Margaret Vay Dyke. © 1 c. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124620; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 15230:
w and m Fred Cortez. © 1 ec.
May 5, 1986; E unp. 128858; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15231
Waltzing lover; song. © 1c. May 27,.
1986; E unp. 125337; Eleanor An-
drée Minor, Montclair, N. J. 15282:
Wander shoes; w Helen Coale Crew,
m Eleanor Remick Warren; high,
in A min. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
55391; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 15233.
Wanderer (The); w Rosanna Roose-
velt Blecker, and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 17, 1936; E unp. 121460; Mark
Markoff, Los Angeles. 152384
Wandering blues waltz; song. © 1.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125075; Myrtle
Parker, Tullahoma, Tenn. 15235
Wanting you; w Pat Patterson, mel-
ody William Culbreth. © 1 « May
6, 1986; E unp. 124040; Bill Cul-
berth, Chester, Pa. 15236.
War song; with variations, Walter B.
Rogers; B flat cornet; pf. acc. ©
Apr. 18, 1986; E pub. 55186; Ernest
S. Williams, Brooklyn. 15237
Wardrobe blues; w Blanche Butler;
pf. ©1c May 26, 19386; E unp.
125244; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 15238.
Warm again blues; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1986; E unp. 120087 ;
Mabel Straley, Los Angeles. 15239
Was it not enough; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124322;
Edward Carson Williams, Detroit.
15240:
674
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936 15267
Wasted dreams; wand melody. ©ic. | We parted in November; song, w
May 19, 1986; E unp. 124755; Joseph Minnie B. Baumgart. © 1 ¢. May
15241
Wasting my time; fox-trot, w and m
Elgy Watkins and Afton Brown. ©
May 1, 1986; E pub. 55133; Modern
melodies, Portland, Or. 15242
—- arr. Dave Johnson;
orch. pts. © May 1, 19386; Epub.
55409; Modern melodies, Portland,
Or. 15243.
Watching for a signal from the shore;
song. © 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp.
125044; Edith Dugat Brown, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 15244
Way out on the western plain; w Car-
roll Clyde Crispin; pf. © 1 ¢. May
26, 1986; E unp. 125258; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15245
Ways (The); sacred song, w John
Oxenham; low or med. voice. ©
May 22, 1986; E pub. 55403; Lillian
Stemple Meyer, Dayton, O. 15246
We broke up too soon; w J. Cross, m
B. Allen. © 1 c. May 27, 19386;
E unp. 125366; Billy Allen and Joe
Cross, Brooklyn. 15247
We can have peace; med. voice or uni-
son cho. © Apr. 27, 1986; E pub.
55167; Anita Gray Little, Concord,
NPE 15248
We can’t be friends; w and melody
Irving Morris. © 1c. May 15, 1936;
E unp. 124548; Irving Morris Schle-
noff, Baltimore. 15249:
We danced; w and melody Art Lee.
© 1c. May 2, 1936; EB unp. 123750;
Arthur Wesley Lee, jr., Astoria, L.
1 oN, N, 15250
We'll all be happy on the Townsend
plan; w and melody. © 1 ¢ May
4, 1986; E unp. 123784; Aaron
Campbell and Jack Kurtze, White
City, Kan. 15251
Well be a happy family; fox-trot
song, melody D. Stuifbergen and
Ben Adelman. © 1c. May 15, 1936;
EK unp. 124535; Dena Stuifbergen,
Kalamazoo, Mich. he 22
We'll never have a million;, w and
melody Gunhilde Victoria Siebert.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp. 124286;
Gunhilde Siebert, Detroit. 152538
We meet again; w and melody. © 1
ec. May 19, 1936; KE. unp. 124767;
Henry Louis Zwick, Rosedale, Raspe-
burg, P. O., Md. 15254
Locascio, New York.
18, 1936; E unp. 124621; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 15255
We're livin’ in Texas now; w and m
Virginia Plunkett, and Anna Clyde
Plunkett. © 1 ¢ May 16, 1936; B
unp. 124594; Virginia Plunkett,
Houston. 15256
We want Roosevelt; w and m Robert
Nicholls; [mixed voices] ©1c. May
4, 19386; E unp. 123796; C. J. Culling-
ton, Belmont, Mass. 15257
Same. © May 13, 1936; E pub.
55203; Christian J. Cullington, Bel-
mont, Mass. 15258
Weather’s (The) certainly fine; w and
melody Earl Wilson Brewster. ©
1c. May 20, 1986; E unp. 124835;
EKarl W. Brewster, Hutchinson, Kan.
15259
Weaver (The) of wonderful dreams;
w and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 123780; Jack Welker, Los
Angeles. 15260
Wedding (The) of Ethiopia; song,
melody Charles E. Royal. © 1 «¢
May 25, 19386; E unp. 125170; Raf-
faele Mirto Grimaldi, Hollywood, .
Calif. 15261
Wee (The) folk are dancing; w and
m John Peter Rush, pf. arr. Henry
Costanza. © 1 ec. May 238, 1986;
E unp. 125031; Francis C. Rush,
Detroit. 15262
Wee (A) trundle bed in the attic;
song, melody Ralph Robertson. ©
1c May 5, 19386; E unp. 123839;
Madeline Robertson, Smyrna Mills,
Me. 15263
Westward ho; w and m Vern (Tim)
Speneer ; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 7, 1936; E pub. 55177; Cross &
Winge, inc., Portland. 15264
Whad’ya hafta go and do that for;
song. © 1c. May 6, 1936; E unp.
1238991; Harold Angus Slater, Spo-
kane, Wash. 15265
What a funny little feeling when you
love; arr. Will Blohm; pf., with w.
© 1c May 5, 1936; E unp. 123945;
Roy R. Lee, Baltimore. 15266
What a relief, oh, oh; song. © 1.
May 6, 19386; E unp. 124001; Eva
Mae Kausch, Rochester, N. Y.
15267
679
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15268
What can I do; w and melody. © 1
c. May 20, 1986; HK ounp. 124821;
Robert Howard Barrett, Oklahoma
vity. 15268
What do you do when they don’t; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. May 20, 1936;
KM unp. 124808; Rudolf Howard
lowe, Whistler, Ala. 15269
What do you say; w M. Silha, m Jo-
seph Franz Silha. © 1 ¢. May 8,
1986; H unp. 124251; Joseph Silha
and Marline Silha, Rochester, N. Y.
15270
What else could I do; w and m Bill
Bunt; pf. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1936;
KH unp. 123889; William L. Bunt,
Madison, Wis. 15271
What have I got; w HWmerson Oelen,
melody Robert Wessman. © 1 ©@.
May 29, 1986; EH ounp. 125478; Hm-
erson Jay Oelen, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 15272
What have you done to my _ poor
heart; w and melody, © 1 ¢. May
12, 1986; EH ump. 124318; Vera
Palmer, Portland, Or, 15278
What Hawaii means to me; w and
m Harle ©, Anthony and J. Noble;
with ukulele arr. © May 20, 1986;
W pub. 55407; Johnny Noble, Manoa,
TT: Ei. 15274
What is a home without love; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 1, 1986; FH pub. 54981;
Genevieve Johnson, Atlantic City.
15275
What is this thing called swing; w and
melody Babee White. © 1 ¢ May 6,
1986; WW unp. 125191; Magnolia
White, New York. 15276
What is this thing called swing, I gotta
know; song. © 1 @ May 9, 19386;
NH unp. 124212; Francis Marion
Cooper, Kalamazoo, Mich. 15277
What’ll become of us; song. © Apr.
20, 1936; FE pub. 55827; David Ber-
nard Woerner, Chicago. 15278
What’ll it be to-night, fair lady; song.
© 1¢. May 13, 1986; FE unp. 125015;
John fF, Benkelman, Detroit. 15279
What’ll we do with father; w G. L.
Brown, melody R. R. Harmon, © 1
c. May 7, 1986; BE unp. 124104;
yeorge Lockwood Brown and Robert
Richard Harmon, Tulsa, Ok.
15280:
What’s happened to me; w and melody
James Van Heusen. © 1 ¢. May 19,
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
1986; HK unp. 124775; Benjamin A.
Green, New York. 15281
What’s the use of crying I’m blue; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. May 27, 1936;
WH unp. 125402; Geneva Kelley Wil-
liams, Chicago. 15282
What’s the use of dreaming; w and m
Martyna Patricy, arr, Harry Stan-
ley; Hawaiian guit., in diagram. ©
Apr. 15, 1986; HE pub. 55092; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 15283
What shall we do for an encore, baby;
w Wdgar Leslie, melody Joe Burke,
© 1c¢. May 5, 1986; FE unp. 123939;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
15284
What would be the use; song. © 1 ¢.
May 1, 1956; Ho unp. 123675; Zoe La-
Croix, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 15285
What would you think; w and melody,
© 1 c¢. May 28, 1986; FE unp. 125422;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy Ma-
gruder, Baltimore, 15286
What-cha gonna do and what-cha gon-
na say; song. © 1c¢. May 11, 1936;
MW unp. 124271; Eva Clark, Vernonia,
Or. 15287
Wheels; suite, Ferde Grofe. © 1 «
May 16, 1986; EH unp. 1253832; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 15288
When a boy meets a girl; song. ©1e.
May 12, 1986; Ho unp. 124369; Robert
IW. Calder, Detroit, 15289
When a puppy in love goes mad; pf.,
with w. ©1c¢. May 138, 1986; BE unp.
124416; Sydney Hoff, New York.
15290
When acacia trees are golden in Cali-
fornia; w Lou Kila McDermott; pf.
() 1¢@ May 18, 1936; E unp. 124728;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15291
When father played the fiddle; w Caro-
lyn Mason; pf. ©1c¢. May 18, 1936;
K) unp. 124729; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15292
When grandpa lays ’em down; w and
melody. © 1¢. May 12, 1986; FE unp.
124348; Truett L. Upshaw, Colton,
Calif. 152938
When Hawaii calls; w and melody
Kaye Herman. © 1¢. May 27, 1936;
WH ounp. 1253848; Herman Krinsky,
Oakland, Calif. 15294
When I am dancing with you; song, w
John R. Murphy. © 1 ¢. May 18,
1986; EH unp. 124888; Anthony Mar-
telly, Newcomb, N. Y. 15295
676
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
When I dream of you; song, w Bar-
bara Leigh. © 1c. May 21, 19386;
E unp. 124875; Victor Mazzari,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 15296
When I get back to the mountains;
song. © 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124467; Clifford Sixbey and Reid
Brown, Newaygo, Mich. 15297
When I look at you; w and melody.
© 1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124945;
George Jerome Hilt, Brooklyn.
15298
When I’m alone; song. ©1c. May 14,
1936; E unp. 124502; Harold R.
Stange, Chicago. 15299:
When I’m far away; w and melody.
© 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp. 124571;
Frances Stockton McKee, Bronx-
ville, N. Y. 15300:
‘When I’m with you; from Poor little
rich girl, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with guit. arr.
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55214; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 15301
When I smile a smile at you; song,
melody Leon de Costa. ©1c. May
5, 1936; E unp. 1238843; Thomas
Kreutzberg, Baltimore. 15302
When I step out on Saturday night;
w and melody. ©1c. May 15, 1936;
EK eunp. 124546; G. Morgan Simpson,
Baltimore. 15303
When I think of you; w J. Cross, m
B. Allen. © 1 ¢. May 27, 1936; E
unp. 125367; Billy Allen and Joe
Cross, Brooklyn. 15304
When I was one-and-twenty; w A. HB.
Housman, m Alan De Beer. © Apr.
29, 1986; E for. 44259; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 15305
When it rains in Coney Island; w and
melody. ©1ec. May 8, 1936; E unp.
124128 ; Marcel Rodrigo, Brooklyn.
15306
When it’s autumn in the blue Olym-
pics; w Victoria Thompson; pf. ©
1 ec. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124730;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15307
‘When it’s moonlight in the mountains;
w and melody. ©1c. May 20, 1936;
E unp. 124826; Raymond Harrison
Welsh, Ogden, Utah. 15308
When it’s springtime on the Arroyo
Seco; fox-trot, m Arthur J. Thibo-
deau; pf., with w. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125155; Roy W. Swan-
son, Minneapolis. 15309
75026—36——_7
15322
When Larry throws his lariat; w and
m Nelson Ingham, pf. se. Bob Mi-
ketta; with guit. arr. © May 21,
1936 ; E pub. 55493; Merrell Schwarz
music co., Cincinnati. 15310
When lilacs bloom; w and melody. ©
1c. May 28, 1986; E unp. 125055;
Victoria Irene Johnston, Douglas,
Ga. 15311
When love found it’s way to you; song.
© 1c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124124;
Glenn F. Richmond, Cleveland.
15312
When love hands me a lemon; song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp. 123827;
Jennie H. Carr, Belden, Calif. 15313
When love passed by ; song, w Solomon
Solis-Cohen. © 1 ¢. May 8, 1986; BH
unp. 124784; Arnold Philip Roberts,
Lansdowne, Pa. 15314
When mommy and daddy get there; w
Joseph Walsh; pf. © 1c. May 5,
1936; E unp. 123880; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15315
When my baby and me step out; w P.
Jackson, melody H. Brooks. © 1.
May 7, 1936; E unp. 124072; Harvey
Brooks and Palmere Jackson, Los
Angeles. 15316
When paw went courtin’ maw; w and
melody Jack Manus, Gordon Graham
and Manning Sherwin. © 1 c. May
23, 1986; E unp. 125147; Popular
melodies, ine., New York. 15317
When poppies bloom again in Califor-
nia; w A. C. Rich, melody R. M.
Osborne. © 1c. May 12, 1936; EB
unp. 124337; Ralph M. Osborne and
Arthur C. Rich, Altadena, Calif.
15318
When rain drops fall; w and melody.
© 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 124493;
Alphons Jaeger, Detroit. 15319
When robins return in the spring;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c May 22, 1936; E
unp. 125000; Benjamin Sloate, De-
troit. 15320
When the circus comes to town, hur-
rah; song. © Apr. 16, 1936; E pub.
55043; Charles Spencer Meredith, jr.,
Coshocton, O. 15321
When the clock strikes seven; w Bob
and Elinor Kelly; pf. © 1c. May
18, 1986; E unp. 124731; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15322
677
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15323
When the harvest moon is shining;
waltz, w H. C. Busch, melody G.
Stohlberg. © 1c. May 16, 1936; BE
unp. 124578; Henry C. Busch and
Gus Stohlberg, Jordan, Minn. 15323
When the Mayflowers come again;
song. © 1 ce. May 11, 1936; E unp.
125009; Jennie A. Flanders, Green
Harbor, Mass. 15324.
When the moon goes down; w Kath-
erine Bussell; pf. © 1c May 5,
19386; E unp. 128881; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 153825
When the moon hangs low in fair
Hawaii; w James St. Clair; pf. ©
1 e@ May 18, 19386; E unp. 124732;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15326
When the moonlight spreads a carpet
of gold upon the sea; song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. May 26, 1986;
E unp. 125312; Georgie A. Upson,
Rochester, N. Y. 15327
When the sun sets o’er the Colorado
hills; w and m Lucile Thurmon; pf.
se. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. May 22,
1986; E unp. 124954; Lucile A.
Thurmon, Denver. 15328
When the wind goes who-00-00; w
and m Cy Graves; with guit. arr.
© 1c. May 4, 1986; EB unp. 123798;
Tip top music pub. co., Sacramento,
Calif. 15329
When thou art near; w Neva Park-
hill; pf. © 1c. May 18, 1986; E
unp. 124411; Everett R. Currier,
Westport, Conn. 153830
When twilight falls; waltz song, mel-
ody J. P. Baudry and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. May 8, 1986; E unp, 124192;
Joseph P. Baudry, Kansas City, Mo.
15331
When we are together; fox-trut, m
_ Arthur J. Thibodeau; pf., with w.
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125156;
Roy W. Swanson, Minneapolis.
15832
When we are very young; 3 easy
- pieces, Marjorie A. Hesse; pf. ©
Apr. 2, 19386; E for. 44178; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney. 15833.
When we had got through smacking;
fox-trot, w and melody Bob Moreton.
© 1c. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125313;
R. W. Hannington, Oak Bay, B. C.,
Canada. 15334
When we live in our shelter of love;
w and melody. ©1c. May 14, 1986;
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
EH unp. 124501; George Rixman, jr.,
Cincinnati. 15835
When we parted; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 4, 1986; E unp. 128826;
Cyril Murgatroyd, Calgary, Alta.,
Canada. 15336
When we waltz to the song I love;
w and melody. ©1c. May 12, 1986;
EK unp. 124316; Vera Palmer, Port-
land, Or. 15837
When you are mine; song. © 1 «.
May 20, 1986; E unp. 124808; Dora
K. McDaniel, Oklahoma City. 15338
When you are mine all mine; w and
melody. © 1c May 12, 1986; EB
unp. 124453; Elpidio Goico, Phila-
delphia. 15339
When you go away; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
124625; William F. Dunn, New
York. 15340
When you know me and I know you;
fox-trot, w and m Loch Lomond. ©
1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125119;
T. A. Jones, Zeigler, Tl. 15841
When you meet the one of your
dreams; fox trot, w Jean Lousteau,
with melody. © 1. May 6, 1936;
EK ounp. 124015; Carl Jaspan, Wash-
ington. 15342
When you promised me; song. ©1c.
May 20, 1986; E unp. 124901; Rol-
and Haywood Nichols, Chicago.
15343
When you’re dancing with the girl
you adore; fox-trot song. © 1 «
May 4, 1986; FE unp. 125215; Mae
Chamberlain, West Somerville, Mass.
15344
When you’re feelin’ lonesome, I’m
lonesome too; w and m Oneita Fos-
ter; pf. © 1c May 26, 1986; E
unp. 125251; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15345
When you said, I love you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e¢. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125104; Haines Jamison, Upper Dar-
by, Pa. 153846
When you say good-bye to love; Alice
Whitson Norton, m W. R. Williams;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © May
20, 1986; E pub. 55308; Will Rossi-
ter, Chicago. 15347
When you think of me; w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124315;
Vera Palmer, Portland, Or. 15348
678
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
15375
When you’ve gotta lotta money, then
you’ve gotta lotta friends; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1c. May 6, 1986;
BE unp. 124006; Bert Martin, Yale,
Ill. 15349:
When your love divine ain’t mine; w
and melody. © 1c. May 12, 1986;
E unp. 1243852; Daniel Koleszar,
McKeesport, Pa. 15350
Where a man is a man; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 124968; Euneta Schleigh,
Oroville, Calif. 15351
Where everybody’s happy; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. May
15, 1986; E unp. 124541; John P.
Janonis, Milwaukee. 15352)
Where is my heart; from Three cheers
for love, w and m Leo Robin and
Ralph Rainger, pf. sc. Mario Agno-
-lucci; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
May 19, 1936; E pub. 55388; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 15353
Where the sunset turns the hills to
blue and gold; song, w Ruth Thomas.
© 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124622;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
15354
Which Hazel; song. © 1c. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125121; Robert D. Pitt-
man, Kilkenny, Minn. 15355
While it lasted ; m Burrell Van Buren;
pf., with w. ©1c¢ May 2, 1936; E
unp. 123728 ; Frederick Morris, Phila-
delphia. 15356
While you’re dining, wining and danc-
ing; w J. Shard, m B. Landers. © 1
ec. May 6, 1986; E unp. 124041; Bert
Landers and Joseph Shard, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 15357
Whippoorwill; song. © May 22, 1936;
E pub. 55410; John C. Kreps, Phila-
delphia. 15358
Whispering desert; w and melody. ©
1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125182;
Ted J. Martin, El Segundo, Calif.
15359
Whispering hope; by Alice Hawthorne,
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram,
with w; in D. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
pub. 55281; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 15360
Whistle little birdie; fox-trot, w and
m Leo Towers and Harry Leon. ©
May 11, 19386; E for. 44876; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 15361
_ 124946; Mike Codian, Akron, O.
White (A) rose for every one whom
angels now call mother; w and mel-
ody. © 1. May 7, 1936; E unp.
124049; Sara Martinez, Hoehne, Col.
15362
White swan on the lake; anon, French
poem, tr. and m A. G. Carr. © May
1, 1936; E pub. 55015; Arthur George
Carr, Los Angeles. 15363
White wings in the night; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1c.
May 15, 1986; E unp. 124534; Lena
Kingston, Caldwell, Id. 15364
Who do you think you are; song. © 1
ce. May 21, 1936; E unp. 124895; Ken-
neth M. Day, Hast Lynn, Mass.
15365
Whoop it up, boys; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Sam Adelman. © 1c. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124536; Harry Ball,
Akron, O. 15366
Whut do ah caeh; w and melody. ©1
ce. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124654; Rob-
ert Joseph Kiss, Irvington, N. J.
15367
Why; w and m Phil duBov; pf. ©1e.
May 25, 1936; E unp. 125150; Philip
Ephraim duBoy, Cleveland.
15368
Why am I crying; w and melody. ©1
' @. May 25, 1936; E unp. 125172; Bill
A. Zifcheck, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
15369
Why be lonely, why be blue; w and
melody. ©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
15370
Why can’t I forget; w G. Roscakh and
Tom Heller, m Oliver W. Whitford.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1936; E unp. 124596;
George Roscakh, Jackson, Mich.
15371
Why can’t it happen to me; w and mel-
ody Sal Tuzzco. © 1 ¢c. May 29,
1936; E unp. 125443; Salvatore
Tuzzco, Clifton, N. J. 15372
Why did it happen; w and melody. ©
1c. May 12, 1986; E unp. 124330; H.
Geigus Coulter, Ogden, Utah.
15373
Why did you forget; song, melody I.
Harvill and Sam Adelman. © 1 ©.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125303; Inez
Harvill, Los Angeles. 15374
Why did you go; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 125001; May
Small, Tomah, Wis. 15375
679
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15376
pt. TIT) DiS... ol
Why didn’t you tell me; song. ©1¢.
May 23, 1986; E unp. 1250387; R. F.
Heimlich, Milwaukee. 15876
Why do you weep; w and melody. ©
1 e May 15, 1986; BH unp. 124511;
Frederick William Warnke, San
Francisco. 15377
Why don’t you change your mind
about me; fox-trot song. © 1 e¢.
May 25, 19386; E unp. 125129; Alex
Kuhn, Niles, O. 153878
Why must I always be dreaming ;: w
and melody. © 1 ce. May 8, 1986; BE
unp. 124140; Christina Lambert
Sewell, Berkeley, Mich. 15879
Why not spoon; fox-trot, w and mel-_
ody. © 1c May 6, 1986; E unp.
1240380; Angel James Vangel, Wor-
eester. 15380
Why should I worry over you, for you
never worry over me; Ww and m
Chuck Raymond Gorrell. © 1 ©.
May 8, 19386; E unp. 124171; Charles
Ray Gorrell, Toledo. 15381
Will Rogers lives for aye; w Kathryne
EB. Lamb, and melody. © 1 ¢. May
29, 1986; E unp. 125460; Arthur G.
Lamb, Manhattan, Kan. 15382
Will Rogers was a cowboy ; waltz song,
melody F. L. Acock and Ben Adel-
man. ©1c. May 26, 1936; BE unp.
125292; Turner L. Smith, Tulsa,
Okl. 15383
Will the angels come from heaven;
song, setting Gustave Sax. © 1.
May 22, 19386; BH unp. 125086;
Thomas Walter Martin, Miamis-
burg, O. 153884
‘Will those happy days come back
again; pf. treble, with w. © 1 ¢.
May 7, 1986; E unp. 124081; Jessie
White, Bristol, Vt. 15885
Will you not be sorry when I’m far
away; w and melody. © 1 c¢. May
28, 19386; E unp. 125426; Santy
Lopes Josol, Philadelphia. 153886
William and Mary hop; fox-trot, Ww
J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell. ©
1 ec. May 20, 1986; E unp. 124798;
Joseph McDonald and Patrick Pur-
cell, Langley Field, Va. 15387
Williams (Ernest S.) Concerto; B
flat trumpet or cornet; pf. ace. ©
Apr. 18, 1986; E pub. 55191; Ernest
S. Williams, Brooklyn. 153888
Windows (The) of your heart; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
BH unp. 125807; Sophia Costa, Can-
ton, O. 153889
Windy (A) day; caprice, W and m
H. P. Hopkins; pf. © May 26, 1936;
BE pub. 55457; Century music pub.
co., New York. 153890
Windy nights; w Robert Louis Steven-
son, m Frederic Lord; men’s cho.
Apr. 16, 1986; E pub. 55158; G.
Sehirmer, ine., New York. 153891
Wings; pageant of transportation,
Josephine Van Dolzen Pease; with
melodies. © Apr. 7, 1936; D 39079;
Encyelopxdia britannica, ine., Chi-
cago. 153891*
Wink (The) of your eye; w and mel-
ody; in F. ©1.c May 12, 19386;
KH ounp. 124828; Lewis Bellin, New
York. 15892
Winter (A) night idyll; w Bettie F.
Holmes, m Edith Evans Braun; high
voice. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
55246; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
15893
Winter’s song; w William Shake-
speare, m Owen Wister; low voice.
© May .1, 19386; E pub. 55250; G.
Schirmer, ine,, New York. 15894
Wishing; song. © 1c. May 8, 1986; EB
unp. 124156; Lillian Cosgriff, River-
side, Calif. 15895
Wishing (The) moon; fairy play, writ-
ten May Sarson, m Hileen O’Malley.
© Apr. 9, 1986; D 39085; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. 153895*
Wistful one; w S. K. Edleson; pf. ©
May 1, 1936; E pub. 55184; William
Andrew Small, Annapolis. 15396
With Aruba tumba dance and romance ;
song, m Samuel George Leid. ©1¢.
Apr. 22, 1986; E unp. 124048; Ed-
ward G. Maxim, Sunnyside, L. I.
N. 'Y¥. 15397
With somebody else; w Alexander Mc-
Garvey; pf. ©1c. May 26, 1986; BH
unp. 125248; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15898
Within this house; w Mary Carolyn
Davies, m Vance Campbell. © 1 ¢.
May 6, 1936; E unp. 124019 ; William
Vance Campbell, jr., Yonkers, N. Y.
153899
680
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ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1986
Without a shadow of a doubt;
George Whiting and Nat Schwartz,
m J. ©. Johnson, arr. Arthur Gut-
man; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
May 29, 19386; E pub. 55494; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 15400
Without mother; song. © 1 ¢c. May
18, 1936; E unp. 124424; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo, 15401
Without rhyme or reason; w Mark
Marson, melody Bert Charry. ©
1c. May 23, 19386; E unp. 125020;
Ira M. Cohen and Samuel B. Charry,
Brooklyn. 15402
Without saying I love you; w and
melody. © 1c. May 8, 1936; E
unp. 124160; Edwin M. MacLeod,
Washington. 15403
Without you darling; w and melody.
© 1 ¢c. May 20, 1986; BE unp. 124822;
Mable HE. Boyer, Detroit. 15404
Wojskowa parada; foxtrot, Fred
Scher, arr.: W. Eiger; ork. strony.
© Dec. 30, 1935; Ei for. 44385; Edi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
15405
Wonderful (A) girl; song. © 1 «¢.
May 2, 1986; E unp. 123791; Charles
William Donholt, Midland Park,
itd. 15406
Wonderful mother; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
May 9, 1936; FE unp. 124241; Minnie
Riggins Curlett, Millville, N. J.
15407
Wondering; w and m Nixon Grey. ©
May 21, 1986; BE for. 44351; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co,, ltd., London.
15408
Wondering moon; w Dennis Porco-
rello, m Arthur Le Blanc; pf. © 1
°, May 5, 1986; E unp. 123859; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15409
Won’t you make my dream come true;
w Paul Homer McCay; pf. ©1«.
May 18, 19386; FE unp. 124733; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15410
Won’t you take a whirl with me; w
Franklin McKinley; pf. i oe
May 26, 1936; E unp. 125231; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15411
Words fail me; w and m Benny Davis,
J. Fred Coots and Morrey David-
son; with guit. arr. © Apr. 29,
1936; E pub. 55049; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 15412
15425
w | Words only meant for two; w S. J.
Segal, melody M. Shaffer. © 1 ec.
May 14, 1936; EH unp. 124474; Max
Shaffer and Samuel J. Segal, Mon-
treal. 15413
World (The) is OK; w and melody.
© 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 124462;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy
Magruder, Baltimore, 15414
World (The) of music; pf. course for
class or individual instruction, Bess
Daniels and Helen §S. Leavitt. Pu-
Dus une Co). Ap. 3, 1986; As
206240; Ginn and co., Boston.
15415
World’s (The) playground, Atlantic
City ; song, melody Billy James. ©
1c@4 May 11, 1986; B unp. 124454;
Wallace LeGrande Henderson, Phil-
adelphia. 15416
World’s (The) war gave the American
boys fame; w and melody. © 1c.
May 22, 19386; E unp. 124920; Ruby
McCauley, Angola, La. 15417
Worrying about you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 4, 1936; BE unp. 125207;
Lula Humphrey, Buhl, Id. 15418
Would you like to see New York; w
and melody Hugenia Da Vinci, har-
mony Robert Morelli. © 1 ¢. May
13, 1986; E unp. 125066; Ida Sicuro,
Brooklyn. 15419
Wouldn’t it be lovely; w and melody.
©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp. 124949;
Mike Codian, Akron, O. 15420
Wiinsch dir was; accordeon-album ftir
unterhaltung u. tanz, bearb. Ferdi-
nand Kollmaneck. © May 18, 1936;
KE for, 44400; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 15421
Ya gotta have pep; w Bob Rothberg,
m Sammy Timberg; pf. © 1c. May
5, 1986; E unp. 123984; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
15422
Yellow roses; w B. S. Messick, m
M. W. Turner. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
E unp. 128801; Bertha S. Messick
and Max Turner, Charleston, Ill.
15423
Yes we gotta da sweet peas; fox-trot
song. ©1c. May 26, 1936; E unp.
125288; Tom Puce, Cleveland.
15424
Yesteryear; w Erma Magnuson; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 19386; E unp. 123927;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15425
681
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15426
pt. III, n.s., v. 81
Yo hasta el cielo daria; bolero, Eng-
lish w Hector De Lara, Spanish w
and m Miguel Sandoval. © Mar.
27, 1986; E pub. 55036; Alfred mu-
sic co., inc., New York. 15426
Yodling specialty; song. © 1c. May
4, 1936; E unp. 123767 ; Hampton Lee
Lester, Charleston, W. Va. 15427
Yonder on the hill; w and melody. ©
1c May 5, 1986; E unp. 1238946;
Carson Jay Robison, New York.
15428
You; song, w J. HE. Gonzales. ©1c.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 124623; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 15429
You ain’t heard nothin’; song. ©1e.
May 27, 1986; E unp. 125334; Betty
Jane Brown, Duluth. 15430
You and I; valse song. ©1c. May 4,
1936; E unp. 125222; William Apple-
ton, Sunderland, Durham, England.
15431
You and I know; waltz song, arr.
Harvy Brown. © 1c. May 4, 1936;
EK unp. 124044; Charles Edward
Strub, Richmond Hill, L. 1., N. Y.
15432
You and me; w B. Wyngard, m B.
Weitzner. © 1c. May 25, 1986; E
unp. 125168; Ben Wyngard and
Bernie Weitzner, Paterson. 154383
You are my inspiration; w Hal Bur-
ton, melody Ely Kapell. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1986; E unp. 124746; Harold Jay
Lipshitz, Brooklyn. 15434
You are romance; fox trot, w Betty
Bennett, m Lee Gordon; with guit.
arr. G. S. Bournis. © Mar. 5, 1936;
E pub. 55499; Evan Georgeoff music
pub. co., Cleveland. 15485
You are simply grand; w and melody.
© 1c May 14, 1936; E unp. 125327;
Jeff Booker, Northville, Mich.
15486
You are the sunshine of my smile; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1936; E unp.
123901; Zelma Carson, Yachats, Or.
15437
You called it a game; w Ruth Monroe,
m Delle Parker. © 1 c. May 25,
19386; E unp. 125093; Georgie Ruth
Monroe, Columbia, S. C. 15438
You can’t do that to me; song, melody
Ruth Steinberg. © 1c. May 5, 1936;
E unp. 1238385; Thelma Kahn, New
York. 15439
You can’t flag me; w Tom J. Cassidy,
mH. D. Benn. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1936;
E ounp. 124585; Jos. Tom Hisberger
and Hubert Dave Benn, Milwaukee.
15440
You can’t fool. yourself about love;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. May 9,
1936; E unp. 124305; Clifton Byron
Johnson, Los Angeles. 15441
You can’t make a meat ball bounce;
fox-trot, w and melody. ©1e¢. May
21, 1986; E unp. 1249385; William
Lupton, Baltimore. 15442
You’d better go now; pf., with w. ©1
c. May 8, 1936; E unp. 124175; Nancy
Mills Whitman, Brookline, Mass.
154438
You’d have to be in love; w and mel-
ody Jim Custer. © 1 @ May 9,
1936; E unp. 124257; James Lewis
Custer, Philadelphia. 15444
You done tore your playhouse down;
w and melody Lester Melrose. © 1
ce. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125034;
Wabash music co., Chicago.
15445
You forgot me after you said good-bye;
song, melody Harry Guy. © 1 «¢.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 1249384; Lewis
Beebe, Detroit. 15446
You had a date that night; w H. R.
Hellman, melody B. A. Saipe. © 1
ec. May 5, 1936; E unp. 123942; Bruce
A. Saipe and Harold R. Hellman,
Chicago. 15447
You had to love; w Mary W. Taylor
and G. C. Ozbat, and melody. ©1e.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125225; George
C. Ozbat, New York. 15448
You have everything to make your
dreams come true; w Lucille Hdie,
m Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1 .«.
May 2, 1936; E unp. 123725; Lucy H.
Lyon, Los Angeles. 15449
You insignificant darling, you’re Sig-
nificant to me; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 19386; E unp. 123894; Dena Mar-
garet Stuifbergen, Kalamazoo, Mich.
15450
You just ran away; w Jeannette Scrib-
ner, m Don Scribner. © 1 c. May
8, 1936; E unp. 124118; Donald L.
Scribner, Albion, Mich. 15451
You left me with the blues; w and
melody. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E
unp. 124832; Dominic Anthony Tan-
talo, Rochester, N. Y. - 15452
682
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
15477
You'll learn to appreciate when it’s
too late; w Ruth Felten Beehler;
pf. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125345; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 15453
You'll never get along that way; song.
©1e. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124675 ;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 15454
You look like a million to me; song,
w Lloyd Hollingbery ; with guit. arr.
© May 5, 1936; E pub. 55018; Rob-
ert E. Spencer, San Francisco.
15455
You look Jike an angel but played
the devil with my heart; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 c. May 22,
19386; E unp. 124968; Timothy S.
Mackey, New York. 15456
You make living sweeter; pf. treble,
with w. © 1e May 6, 1986; E
unp. 124597; Jack M. Brooks, Holly-
wood, Calif. 15457
You must have rhythm to get along
with me; fox-trot song. © 1c. May
25, 19386; E unp. 125131; Annie Ruth
Smith, Chattanooga. 15458.
You must have something hidden up
your sleeve; w and melody. ©1e.
May 2, 1936; E unp. 123720; Pleas
Lee Johnson, Washington. 15459
You never can tell; w Tony Cassioppi,
melody Andrew Zaccari and An-
thony Cason. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1936;
EH unp. 1238670; Andrew J. Zaccari,
Rockford, Ill. 15460
You never, no never did this way be-
fore; song. ©1c. May 8, 1936; BE
unp. 124180; Charlotte Olympia
Blass, Arkansas City, Kan. 15461
You're a great sensation; fox-trot, w
Howard Pope, melody Harry Hamil-
ton and Sam Adelman. © 1c. May
8, 1936; E unp. 124196; Harry Ham-
ilton, Everett, Wash. 15462
You’re a peach of a honey and the
apple of my eye; song, w Olive
Bohn. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1936; E unp.
123885; Jerome John Bernard, Cin-
cinnati. 15463
Yow’re a positively negative gal; song,
w Meyer Kanin. © 1 ¢. May 15,
1936; HEH unp. 124497; Charles Co-
hen, New York. 15464
You’re a sight for sore eyes; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 28, 1936; E
unp. 125412; Lester Blossom, Cin-
cinnati. : 15465
You’re another step toward heaven in
the church across the way; w and m
Richard Sanford and N. Osborne;
with arr. for guit., ete. © 1.
May 21, 1936; E unp. 125387; Rialto
music pub. co., New York. 15466
You’re caressing me; song. © 1.e.
May 11, 1986; E unp. 124291; Gene-
vieve 8S. Wood, Piedmont, Calif.
15467
You’re ev’rything to me; song, w Iola
McReynolds. © May 11, 1936; B
pub. 55255; Walter A. Quincke, Los
Angeles. 15468
Youre finding your way into my
heart; w and melody. © 1c. May
25, 1986; E unp. 125158; Morris
Orenstein, New York. 15469
You’re in my heart; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c May 2, 19386; E unp.
123748; Ielah Roberts Ossola, Los
Angeles. 15470
Youre indispensable; w and melody
Roy Newell and Kendall Burgess.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125450;
Superior music, inc., New York.
15471
Youre just a vision dear to me; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ¢ May 8, 19386; E unp. 124188;
L. J. Bourg, jr., Morgan City, La.
15472
You’re laughing at me; from On the
avenue, w and melody Irving Ber-
line © 1c. May 14, 1936; E unp.
124447; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 15473
You’re much too much affectionate;
song. ©1c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124516; Joseph Charles Blumen-
stein, Philadelphia. 15474
You’re my idea of heaven; fox-trot, w
C. Milazzo, melody Gene Randazzo.
©1c. May 18, 1936; E unp. 124630;
Charles Milazzo and Hugene Ran-
dazzo, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
15475.
Yow’re my inspiration; w Paul Eth-
eridge; pf. ©1c. May 26, 1936; E
unp. 125230; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15476
You’re my one ambition; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125171; Warner Roberts Heston, 2d,
Atlanta. 15477
683
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15478
Yow’re not built that way ; w Bob Roh-
berg, m Sammy Timberg; pf. © 1
ce. May 5, 19386; E unp. 124861; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 15478
You’re not the only fish at sea; song.
© 1c. May 25, 1986; E unp. 125159;
Oscar D’Ambrosio, Pittsburgh,
15479
Youre such a lovable you; fox-trot
song, m Gus Sax. © 1c. May 1,
19386; E unp. 123676; Nellie Y. Al-
bright, Smith, Nev. 15480:
You’re the dearest thing to my heart;
song. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
125360; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
15481
You’re the doctor; song. © 1c May
27, 1986; E unp. 125362; Leonard
Thomas Brown, Bridgeport, Conn.
15482
You're the one I love with all my
heart; song, w Marie Agnes Poliz-
zotto. © 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp.
125054; Arthur John Wickboldt,
New Orleans. 15483
You say you can’t remember but I
know I won’t forget; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp. 124860;
Joseph A. Patnode, West Swanzey,
N. H. 15484
You taught me all my heart would wish
to know; m M. W. Campbell; pf.,
with w. ©1c. May 15, 1936; E unp.
124509; C. A. Campbell, Mapletown,
Pa. 15485
You thought you knew; w T. Cheramy,
m V. Neville. © 1c. May 1, 1936;
E unp. 124028; Verne Neville and
Ted Cheramy, San Francisco.
15486
You’ve become a habit; song. ©1e.
May 6, 1936; E unp. 124022); Gladys
A. Noyes, Limestone, Me. 15487
You’ve been the bug-a-boo in every
thing I do; w and melody. ©1«.
May 4, 1936; E unp. 123819; Lau-
rence Martin Jensen, Minneapolis.
15488
You’ve gone but you can’t be forgot-
ten; pf., with w. ©1c. May 6, 1936;
EK eunp. 123987; Hylda N. M. Cornell,
Providence. 15489:
You’ve got a system that wows me;
song. ©1c Apr. 30, 1986; E unp.
Apr. 30, 1986; E unp. 124602; Billy
Hileen Parmenter, Hayti, Mo.
15490
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. DLs. voi
You’ve gotta eat your spinach, baby ;.
from Poor little rich girl, w and m.
Mack Gordon and Harry Revel; with
guit. arr. © May 14, 19386; E pub.
55213; Robbins music corp., New
York. 15491
You’ve passed me by again; w Jerry
De Mont, melody Jimmy Visco. ©
1 ec. May 6, 1986; E unp. 123993;
James D. Visco, Brooklyn. 15492:
You were good for me; fox-trot song,.
melody M. Pankow and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. May 26, 19386; E unp
125310; Mabel Pankow, Reno, Nev.
15493:
You were made to be loved; fox-trot.
song. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125126; Rina Pitre, Opelousas, La.
15494
Your assessed valuation isn’t half as
much as you’re worth; w and melody
Evelyn Pennie. © 1c. May 6, 1936;
E unp. 124024; Evelyn Panikoff, New
Haven. 15495,
Your charms; song. © 1c. May 19,
1936; E unp. 124757; Elsie Holden,
Hik Grove, Calif. 15496
Your dreams and mine; w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 19386; E unp. 124765;
Adah B. Widdicombe, Washington.
15497
Your eyes bother me; valse song. ©
1 ec. May 4, 1986; E unp. 125206;
Maria Goncalves, Canton, O. 15498
Your image in my heart; fox-trot song,.
melody EH. E. Fullerton and Sam
Adelman. © 1c. May 26, 1986; E
unp. 1253811; E. E. Fullerton, Jireh,
Wy. 15499
Your smile, sweetheart; w and mel-
ody. ©1.c May 1, 1986; E unp.
123715; William Roberts, Waupun,
Wis. 15500
Your song; w Mrs. Jack George, with
melody. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1986; E
unp. 123890; Jack George, Los An-
geles. 15501
Youth (The); valse boston; pf. ©
1 @ May 7, 1986; E unp. 124106;
David Alshansky Lichtenstein, New
York. 15502
Youth, charm and caprice; Viennese-
style waltz melody. © 1c. May 20,
1986; E unp. 124800; Leopold N.
Sperling, Cincinnati. 15503
684
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1936
Youth for the kingdom ; complete serv-
ice for Children’s day, w Mattie B.
Shannon, and others, m_ Clarence
Kohlmann, and others. © May 7,
1986; E pub. 55806; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 15504
Za jedno stowo . . .; tango, stowa; Al.
Jellin, m: S. Kataszek. © Dec.
30, 1985; E for. 44289; Nowa scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 15505
Wt. Higer fand] Czy
pamietasz malenka kawiarenke;
tango, stowa: T. Ortym, m: W.
Krupifski, arr. J. Wesby: salonowa
ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1935; E
for. 44290; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 15506
Zigeunerweise; by Margarethe Hart-
wigk-Hngelken; pf. © 1c. May 27,
1986; E unp. 125353; Margarethe
Engelken, Elmhurst, N. Y. 15507
Zigeunerweisen ; by Pablo de Sarasate,
op. 20, arr. Charles Magnante; pf.
accordion. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
55497; Robbins music corp., New
York. 15508
Zoom! Zoom; w and m Roy Evans
and Cal De Voll; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 14, 1986; E pub. 55221; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.
15509)
Zostala nam piosenka...; tango,
Stowa: Zenon Friedwald, m: Tadeusz
Gorzynski. © Feb. 21, 1936; E for.
44287; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Po-
et:
15517
arr. J. Wesby; salonowa ork.
strony. © Feb. 21, 1936] E for.
44288; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Po-
land, 15511
Zostah; tango, stowa: Jurandota, m:
Romualda Rotena. © Mar. 12,
1936; EH for. 44244; F. Grabczewski,
Warsaw, Poland. 15512
a arr. Wt. Higer; orch.
strony. © Mar. 12, 19386; EH for.
44245; EF. Grabczewski, Warsaw,
Poland. 15513
Zu spit; text Endre Ady, deutsch, B.
Szabolesi, m Zoltan Kodaly; gem.
chor, ohne begl. Partitur. © Jan.
28, 1986; E for. 44841; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 15514
Zulu Lulu; from The lid’s off; pf.,
with w. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1986; EB
unp. 124482; Gaspar Bacon, jr.,
Cambridge, Mass. 15515
Zycie jest jak btekit nieba; tango z
komedji Cudzik i ska, stowa: T.
Konhezye, m: W. Krupifski [and]
Przepraszam; tango, stowa: Jerry,
m: Z Karasifski: arr. J. Wesby;
ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1935; HE
for. 44284; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Po-
land. 15516
66th infantry, light tanks; march,
L. C. Tilton; band pts. © May 21,
19386; E pub. 55346; 66th U. S. in-
fantry, light tanks, Fort George G.
land. 15510 Meade, Md. 15517
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language from Great Britain and the
United States (including 9,688 unpublished) ____-___-_________--___ 13, 593
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 279 unpublished)_ 1, 924
PE Osa et Be ese wEtT Tees peice ee 3 Ao aye Pe EA Soe) 2 os 15, 517
685
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
A la humoresque; by Edouard Schiitt,
op. 38, no. 8, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45308, Ma
28, 1936. 1
Abu Ben Adhem; w Leigh Hunt, m
Dudley Buck ; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Madeline B. Blossom, New York, and
Dudley Buck, Chicago, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 45282,
May 28, 1936. Z
Afterglow; song, w Thomas Walsh;
high. © Mary Turner Salter, New
York, as author of m. R 45292, May
25, 1936. 3
Air de ballet; violon et pf. © Emile
Saury, Lyon, France, as author. R
44968, Apr. 23, 19386. 4
A-maying; by Carlo Minetti, arr.
Frank Lynes; women’s voices. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 45189, May 238, 1936. 5
Anchor your bark; gospel song, w Liz-
zie De Armond, m Adam Geibel;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Steele
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 45146,
May 20, 1936. 6
And so I made a yvillanelle; op. 65, no.
1, w Ernest Dowson; in G. © Cyril
Scott, London, as author of m. R
45167, May 21, 19836. 76
Angel voices; w Ballard MacDonald,
m Jas. W. Tate. © Clarice Knox,
London, as widow of the author of
m. R 44912, Apr. 29, 1936. 8
April odors were sweet; song, w anon.,
English version M. Louise Baum;
high voice. © Attilio Parelli, Milan,
as author of m. R 450385, May 7,
1936. 9
Arbitrator (The); march and two-
step; orch. © Theodore Taubert,
Sandusky, O., as author. R 44816,
Apr. 27, 1936. 10
Are you building on the rock; w Jessie
Brown Pounds, m James Henry Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore, jr.,
[15517
Cincinnati, as child of the deceased:
author of m. R 45008, Apr. 16,
1936. 11
Arfaki; prose H. R. Lenormand, m
René Lenormand, op. 90, no. 2. ©
Emile Lenormand, Paris, as child of
the deceased author of m. R
44964, Apr. 23, 1936. 12
Armilla waltzes; orch © FEF. C.
Menges, Cleveland, as author. R
44973, May 4, 19386. 13.
As it began to dawn; Haster anthem,
m Chas. H. Bochau; mixed voices.
© K. Beatrice Bochau, Baltimore, as
widow of the author of m. R 44860,
Apr. 28, 19386. 14
Ashes of roses; w Elaine Goodale;
high voice. R. H. Woodman,
Brooklyn, as author of m. R 45300,
May 25, 1986. 15,
Au petit bonheur; pas redoublé, Ro-
dolphe Berger; orch. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 44927,
Apr. 238, 1936. 16
Aubade printaniére; de Théodore Du-
bois; harpe. © Charles Antoine
Dubois, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44955, Apr. 23,
1936. 17
Aubert (Louis) Crépuscules d’au-
tomne; 6 poémes pour chant et pf.
© Louis Aubert, Paris, as author.
R 44957, Apr. 23, 1936. 18
Ave verum; motet, m Théodore Du-
bois; 4 voix inegales; avee acc. de
orgue, ad lib. © Charles Antoine
Dubois, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44931, Apr. 28,
1936. 19
Badinage; de Frédéric Binet, op. 97;
pf. © Marie Dupalet Binet, Fon-
tainebleau, France, as widow. R
44943, Apr. 23, 1936. 20
Bichlein (Hin); klavier. © Emerson
Whithorne, New York, as author.
R 45174, May 23, 19386. rat
Barcarolle in E minor; by William
Faulkes, op. 104, no. 2; organ.
Keturah Alice Faulkes, Wallasey,
Cheshire, England, as widow. R
45040, May 7, 1936. 22
686
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no. 5, 1986
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Sonate; op.
57, 90, analysée; pf. © Georges
Sporck, Paris, as author of analysis.
R 44982, 44946, Apr. 23, 1936. 25, 24
Benedictus in D; anthem; men’s cho.
with bass solo and organ acc.
Sumner Salter, New York, as
author of m. R 45039, May 7, 1936.
25
Beside all waters; w Phoebe Carey, m
James Henry Fillmore. © James
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 45014, Apr. 16, 1936. 26
Bienchen-duett; aus Die sprudelfee,
A. M. Willner u. Julius Wilhelm, m
Heinrich Reinhardt, rev. u. hrsg.
Johannes Wattke; gesang u. klavier.
© Adele Reinhardt, Vienna, as
widow of the author of m. R 44900,
Apr. 29, 1936. Pat
—y. Heinrich Reinhardt. 1.
Grosses orch—2. Salon orch. ©
Adele Reinhardt, Vienna, as widow.
R 45067, 45068, Apr. 29, 1986.
28, 29
Bird raptures; song, w Christina G.
Rossetti. © Edwin Schneider, New
York, as author of m. R 44864,
Apr. 28, 1936. 30
Birds’ (The) song; cho. of sop. voices.
© Bernard Johnson, Nottingham,
England, as author. R 45337, May
28, 1936. 31
Birthday (A); w Christina Rossetti;
high voice. © R. H. Woodman,
Brooklyn, as author of m. R 45301,
May 25, 1936. 32
Blizzard (The) ; op. 45, w Nelle Rich-
mond Eberhart; men’s cho., with
pf. ace. and organ pt., ad lib, ©
Charles W. Cadman, San Diego,
Calif., as author of m. R 45102,
May 14, 1936. 33
Blue Feather; Indian love song, w
Jack Mahoney, m Theodore Morse.
© Theodora Morse, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R
44998, Apr. 22, 1936. 34
Boléro; op. 41, no. 6; pf., 4 mains. ©
Florent Schmitt, Paris, as author.
R 44952, Apr. 23, 1936. 35)
Boys in blue; w and m Lily Schle-
singer. © Irene B. Anderson, San
Francisco, as child of the deceased
author. R 44853, May 4, 1936. 36
48
Boys of the militia; march; orch. ©
Victor G. Boehnlein, Rome, N. Y.,
as author. R 44814, Apr. 27, 1936.
37
Broadway belles; song, w Julian
Eltinge. © Ted Snyder, Los An-
geles, as author of m. R 44828, Apr.
27, 19386. 38
Broken idol; bk. Hal Stephens, w Har-
ry Williams, m E. Van Alstyne.
Voc. sc. © Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago, as author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 44799, Mar. 28, 1936.
389
polka-mazurka, Ro-
pf. © Honorine
Bulgare (La);
dolphe Berger;
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 44930,
Apr. 23, 1936. 40
Butterfly (The) life; song. © Boyle
Woolfolk, Chicago, as author. R
45045, May 7, 1936. 41
Cahill’s (Marie) Arab love song; w
George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind., as widow of the author of m.
R 45238, May 27, 1936. 42
Call around for me; song, w Bertha
Ellison. © Edna Williams, New
York, as author of m. R 44893, Apr.
29 1936: 43
Calm on the listning ear of night;
Christmas anthem; alto and bar.
Soli, women’s 38-pt. cho. and mixed
cho.; With violin and _ violoncello
obbl. and organ. © F. Flaxington
Harker, Richmond, as author of m.
R 45038, May 7, 1936. ; 44,
Can He count on you; w Geo. O. Web-
ster, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 45007, Apr. 16, 1936. 45
Canoeing; idyl; band. © Arthur
Pryor, Deal, N. J., as author. R
44852, May 5, 1936. 46
Canzona in F; by William Faulkes,
op. 128, no. 5; organ. © Keturah
A. Faulkes, Lower _ Bebington,
Cheshire, England, as widow. R
45157, May 18, 1936. AT
Canzonetta; op. 36, nr. 4; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Paul Juon, Vevey,
Switzerland, as author. R 45117,
Mar. 18, 1986. 48
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49
Célébre méthode compléte de flute;
systémes Boehm et ordinaire, De-
vienne, nouvelle ed. augmentée G.
Gariboldi, rey. et complétée. 2° pte.
© Philippe Gaubert, Paris, as
author of revision. R 44922, Apr.
23, 1936. 49
Celtic dance; by Frederic Field Bul-
lard; pt. © Maud S. Bullard, South
Orleans, Mass., as widow. R 44801,
Apr. 30, 1986. 50
Chant et danse slaves; violon et pf.
© Ernest Moret, Paris, as author.
R 44940, Apr. 23, 1936. a1
Cherubim song; by M. Glinka, English
version Nathan Haskell Dole; 6-pt.
mixed cho. © Helen B. Dole, New
York, as widow of the author of
English version. R 46578, July 21,
1936. - 52
Children’s day treasury no. 18; recita-
tions, readings, exercises and music,
ed. © Karl K. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as editor. R 42890, Feb. 6, 19386. 53
Christ (The) ; song, w Richard Chene-
vix Trench. 1. Anthem; mixed cho.,
with alto and sop. soli and organ
ace.—2. Sop. or ten., in C; with vio-
lin obbl—38. Sop. and alto or ten.
and bass. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as author of m. R 45281,
45296, 45297, May 25, 1986. 54-56
Cinderella ; song, from The hotel clerk,
bk. and lyrics Robert B. Smith. ©
Alfred E. Aarons, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 44819, Apr. 27, 1986.
57
Come right in, sit right down, and
make yourself at home; song. ©
George Fairman, New York, as au-
thor. R 44835, Apr. 27, 1986. d8
Come, ye disconsolate ; song, w
Thomas Moore. © John Lawrence
Erb, New London, Conn., as author
of m. R 45077, May 19, 1986. 59
Communion; in E min. William
Faulkes, op. 128, no. 2; organ. ©
Keturah A. Faulkes, Lower Bebing-
ton, Cheshire, England, as widow.
R 45154, May 18, 1986. 60
Complainte ; op. 41, no. 7; pf., 4 mains.
© Florent Schmitt, Paris, as au-
thor. R 44953, Apr. 23, 1936. 61
Concerto in E minor; by Pietro Nar-
dini, arr. M. Hauser, ed.; violin and
pf. © Sam Franko, New York, as
author of editing. R 44800, Apr. 30,
1986. 62
pt. DT ne Sj v3
Coo-ee; from The beauty spot, w
Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald De-
Koven. © Marie L. Herbert, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Anna DeKoven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 44894,
Apr. 29, 19386. 63.
Coon’s birthday. 1. Cake walk two-
step; orch.—2. American cakewalk;
pf. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as au-
thor. R 44891, 45062, Apr. 29, 1986.
64, 65
Coquette; by Leo Stern, arr.; orch.
© Gustav Hinrichs, Mountain Lakes,
N. J., as author of arrangement. R
45333, May 28, 1936. 66
Cortége ; op. 41, no. 8; pf., 4 mains. ©
Florent Schmitt, Paris, as author.
R 44954, Apr. 23, 19386. 67
Cradle song; duet, Theodora Dutton;
pf., 4 hands. © Helen Alden Ship-
man, Northampton, Mass., as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 45310, May 28, 1936. 68
Cross (The) is greater than sin; song,
w Wm. C. Poole. © William Edie
Marks, Wilmington, Del., as author
of m. R 45277, May 28, 1986. 69
Daffodils; by Robert Carvel; pf. ©
H. Clough-Leighter, Wollaston,
Mass., as author. R 401038, May 14,
1936. 70
Danse de gazelles; air de ballet, Maur-
ice Pesse; pte. de 1°°* violons. ©
H. Mouton, Nice, France, as author
of arrangement. R 44985, Apr. 23,
1936, 71
Das is a einfache rechnung; English w
Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m Franz
Lehar, arr. A. C. Ely. © Eunice M.
Rosenfeld, Enfield Lock, Middlesex,
England, as widow of the author of
w, and Augustus C. Ely, Brooklyn,
as author of the arrangement of m.
R 45099, May 138, 1986. T2_
De coppah moon; song, w W. A.
Fraser; high, in F. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as author of m.
R 45299, May 25, 1936. 73
— 4 pt. cho. 1. Women’s voices.—
2. Men’s voices. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as author of m.
R 45288, 45289, May 25, 1936.
74, 75
Diatonic studies; bk. 1, of Studies for
the acquirement of sight singing.
© A. J. Gantvoort, Los Angeles, as
author. R 44810, Apr. 27, 1986. 76
688
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100
Did you ever go ballooning ; from Sun-
ny side of Broadway. Boyle
Woolfolk, Chicago, as author. R
45048, May 7, 1936. Tl
Djélai; improvisation d’un akpalo de
Godomey, recueillie M. Vigne d’Oc-
ton, m René Lenormand, op. 90, no.
1; chant et pf. © Emile Lenor-
mand, Paris, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 44968, Apr. 28, ies
7
Dodo dodinette; berceuse, duo; voix
de femmes. © Ernest Moret, Paris,
as author. R 44777, Apr. 23, 1936.
79
Dolorosa; by Theodore Moses Tobani ;
pf. © Joseph Morris Tobani, New
York, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44856, May 5, 1986, 80)
Don’t be an old maid, Molly; w Alfred
Bryan, m Kerry Mills. © Frederick
Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 45084, May 4, 1986.
81
Doubles cordes; violon. © G. Cath-
erine, Paris, as author. R 44925,
Apr. 23, 1936. 82
Down among the sugar cane; song, w
Avery and Hart. © Chris Smith and
Cecil Mack, New York, as authors
of m. R 44976, May 7, 1986. 83.
Dream (The) of my life; w James F.
Graham, m Max §, Witt. © Albert
Witt, Murray Hill, N. Y., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 44911, Apr. 29, 1986. 84
Druid’s (The) prayer ; by Gordon Dav-
son; pf. Edward Dayson, Lon-
don, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45061, Apr. 29,
1936. 85
Du hast mich bezaubert; walzerlied
aus Die sprudelfee, A. M. Willner u.
Julius Wilhelm, m Heinrich Rein-
haradt, rey. u. hrsg. Johannes Wattke.
© Adele Reinhardt, Vienna, as
widow of the author of m. R 44901,
Apr. 29, 1936. 86
Dubois (Théodore) Ballade; violon
avee acc. de pf. © Charles Antoine
Dubois, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44965, Apr. 23,
1936. 87
Dunham (Henry M.) Five settings of
the sanctus; mixed voices. © Helen
H. Dunham, Brookline, Mass., as
widow. R 45152, May 18, 1986. 88
Dunning (Sara L.) Fifty-five rounds
and canons; compiled. © Sara L.
Dunning, Wellington, Conn., as au-
thor of compilation. R 453832, May
28, 1936. ; 89
Edina ; processional march, James Ord
Hume [and] Gipsy life; valse, Lil-
lian Raymond: arr. James Ord
Hume; military band. © A. Ord
Hume, London, as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 45125, Apr.
21, 1986. 90
Elves (The); song, w Louise Med-
bury; high. © Mary Turner Salter,
New York, as author of m. R 45295,
May 25, 19386. 91
En bateau; extrait de la petite suite,
Claude Debussy; violoncelle et pf.
© Jean Deyzac, Paris, as executor.
R 44959, Apr. 23, 1936. 92
Enfant (L’) dormira bientdt ; berceuse,
Rodolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 44921,
Apr. 23, 19386. 93
Espousal (La); intermezzo, H. W.
Petrie; pf. © Julia C. Petrie, Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 45069, Apr. 29),
1986. 94
Etude in G flat; by H. Pachulski, ed.
and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf.,
double notes. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45323,
May 28, 1986. 95
Etudes de vélocité. Nouvelle éd. in-
structive. © Isidore Philipp, Paris.
as author. R 44970, Apr 23, 1986.
96
Evening on the Sava; arr. A. Arkhan-
gelsky, English tr. Nathan Haskell
Dole; mixed cho. © Helen B. Dole,
New York, as widow of the author
of English translation. R 46574,
July 21, 1936. 97
Evening song; duet, Theodora Dutton ;
pf., 4 hands. © Helen Alden Ship-
man, Northampton, Mass., as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 45315, May 28, 1986. 98
Every boy remembers his first sweet-
heart; w Rene Bronner, m H. W.
Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago,
as widow of the author of m. R
44884, Apr. 29, 1986. 99
Face (The) of the girl I love; song,
from The Alaskan, w Richard F.
Carroll. © Phil Schwartz, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as author of m. R
45182, May 22, 1986. 100
689
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101
pt. II, n. s., v.39
Far off I hear a lover’s flute; Ameri-
can-Indian song, w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart, m harmonized and elab-
orated, op. 45; ten. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, San Diego,
Calif., as author of m. R 45341, May
27, 1986. 101
Farewell; w anon., English version M.
Louise Baum ; high voice. © Attilio
Parelli, Milan, as author of m. R
45036, May 7, 1986. 102
Faulkes (William) Fantasia; op. 128,
no. 3; organ; in B min. © Keturah
A. Faulkes, Lower Bebington, Ches-
hire, England, as widow. R 45155,
May 18, 1986. 103.
Fern (The) song; w John B. Tabb, m
Frederic Field Bullard; high voice.
© Maud S. Bullard, South Orleans,
Mass., aS widow of the author of m.
R 45336, May 28, 1986. 104
Festival (A) grace; 2 pt. song, w Wm.
C. Redfield; women’s cho. © R. H.
Woodman, Brooklyn, as author of
m. R 453804, May 25, 1936. 105
Festival march; by William Faulkes,
op. 128, no. 1; organ. © Keturah A.
Faulkes, Lower Bebington, Cheshire,
England, as widow. .R 45153, May
18, 1936. 106
Finale in E flat; by William Faulkes,
op. 128, no. 6; organ. © Keturah
A. Faulkes, Lower Bebington,
Cheshire, England, as widow. R
45158, May 18, 1986. 107
Fletcher (Percy E.) Three light
pieces. 1. Pf.—2. Full orch. ©
Marie Fletcher, London, as executor.
R 44913, 44914, May 7, 1986.
108, 109
Follow the light; w Palmer Hartsough,
m James Henry Fillmore. © James
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R. 45006, Apr. 16, 1936. 110
For victory ; song, w E. D. Elliott. ©
William Edie Marks, Wilmington,
Del., as author of m. R 45276, May
28, 1986. 111
From the land of the sky-blue water ;
op. 45, American-Indian song, W
Nelle Richmond Eberhart, m har-
monized and elaborated; ten. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
Diego, Calif., as author of m. R
45339, May 27, 1986. 12
Frozen Bill; rag; band. © Arthur
Pryor, Deal, N. J., as author. R
45261, May 26, 1936. 113
Gammes mélodiques; violon. © G.
Catherine, Paris, as author. R
44924, Apr. 23, 1936. 114
Gee, but I feel blue; song, w John
Gilroy. © Billy Gaston, New York,
as author of m. R 45237, May 22,
1936. 115
Gee! but you look awfully good to me;
w Will D. Cobb, m Silvio Hein.
Ann” Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind., as widow of the author of m.
R 44805, Apr. 29, 1936. 116
Georgia (A) barn dance; by Kerry
Mills; pf. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author. R
44840, Apr. 27, 1936. inl’,
Georgie took me walking in the park;
w Ballard MacDonald, m Donovan
Meher and James W. Tate. ©
Clarice Knox, London, as widow of
James W. Tate, one of the authors
of m. R 45264, May 10, 1986. 118
Get on the raft with Taft; campaign
song, w Harry D. Kerr. © Abe
Holzmann, East Orange, N. J., as
author of m. R 44996, Apr. 22, 1936.
119
Get under my parasol; song, w Fred J.
Hamill. © Perey Wenrich, New
York, as author of m. R 44833, Apr.
27, 19386. 120
Girl (The) who pours you out a glass
of beer; w L. Monckton and Ralph
Roberts, m Lionel Monckton. ©
Charles F. Monckton, Eastbourne,
Sussex, England, as executor of the
author of m. R 43866, May 14, 1986.
121
Git up Mr. Coon; song, Bob White
and Geo. Fairman. © George Fair-
man, New York, as one of the au-
thors. R 44830, Apr. 27, 1936. 122
Give to the Lord; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, aS child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45016, Apr. 16, Soot
123
Glaneuse (La); piéce lyrique, poéme
Arthur Bernéde et Paul de Chou-
dens, m Felix Fourdrain. Partition
chant et pf. © Alfred Denant,
Paris, as executor of the author of
m. R 44936, Apr. 23, 1936. 124
Glory enough for me; song, w H. D.
Elliott. © William Edie Marks,
Wilmington, Del., as author of m.
R 45275, May 28, 1986. 125
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Go easy, Mabel; w Ren Shields, Ed
Moran and Will D. Cobb, m J. Fred
Helf. © Kate A. Cobb, New York,
as next of kin of one of the authors
of w, who is not living. R 45128,
Apr. 9, 19386. 126
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Half
hours with the favorite composers ;
coll. of selected original pf. composi-
tions, compiled, ed. and fingered. ©
Paolo Gallico, New York, as author
of compiling, ete. R 45106, Apr. 29,
1986. 127
Goetschius (Percy) Two mazurkas ;
op. 19; pf. 1. In A min—2. In A
maj. © Percy Goetschius, Man-
chester, N. H., as author. R 45334,
45335, May 28, 19386. 128, 129
Good-night, moonlight; march, w Jack
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse. ©
Theodora Morse, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 44997,
Apr. 22, 1936. 130
Gounod (Charles Francois) By Baby-
lon’s wave; w from Psalm 137, m
arr.; women’s 4-pt. cho. © Victor
Harris, New York, as author of ar-
rangement. R 453809, May 28, 1936.
131
Grandma; song, w Alfred Bryan. ©
Ted Snyder, Los Angeles, as author
of m. R 44985, May 4, 1936. iy
Grasshopper (The) and the ant; m
- Dudley Buck; women’s 3-pt. cho. ©
Madeline B. Blossom, New York, and
Dudley Buck, Chicago, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
45284, May 28, 1936. 133
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Unvollen-
detes quartett ; in F dur; 2 violinen,
viola u. violoncell. Stimmen. ©
Jonny Hagerup, Copenhagen, as
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 45034, Mar. 3, 1936.
134
Hammock love song; w Joseph W.
Herbert, m Reginald DeKoven. ©
Marie L. Herbert, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Anna
DeKoven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 44886, Apr. 29),
1936. 135
Happy (The) morning waits; w E.
Comitti, after Victor Hugo, English
version M. Louise Baum; high voice.
© Attilio Parelli, Milan, as author
of m. R 45037, May 7, 1936. 136
148
Havana; musical play, George Gros-
smith, jr., and Graham Hill, lyrics
Adrian Ross, additional lyrics
George Arthurs, m Leslie Stuart.
Voce. se. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, Bexhill-on-the-sea, Sussex,
England, as widow of the author
of m. R 45164, May 20, 1986. 137
Heinie waltzed ’round on his hickory
limb; w and m Herbert Ingraham.
© Amo Ingraham, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author. R
44448, May 22, 1986. 138
Herbstmanover (Hin) ; operette, Karl
von Bakonyi, deutsche uebersetzung
u. text der gesinge Robert Bodan-
zky. Klavierauszug mit text. ©
Emerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m. R 44887, Apr. 29, 1986. 139
potpourri 1, 2 aus der operette,
rev. u. hrsg. Johannes Wattke;
Klavier. © Emerich Kalman, Vi-
enna, as author of m. R 45108,
45109, Apr. 29, 1986. 140, 141
Heures (Les) bourguignonnes; douze
pieces pour grand-orgue, d’apres
douze tableaux Maurice Lena.
G. Jacob, Paris, as author. R 44923,
Apr. 28, 1986. 142
Holst (Gustav von) Four old English
earols; set to m. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto.—2. Mixed voices. © Isobel
Holst, Dunmew, Essex, England, as
widow. R 44854, 44855, May 5, 1936.
143, 144
Home sweet home; medley good-night
waltz; band. © Richard H. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author. -R 44812, Apr. 27, 1986.
145
Hoop-e-kack ; two-step, Thos. S. Allen ;
orch. © Arthur J. Allen, Wildwood,
N. J., as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 44815, Apr. 27, 1936. 146
Hovering butterflies; by Jessie L.
Gaynor; pf. © Dorothy Gaynor
Blake, Webster Groves, Mo., and
Rose Gaynor Barrett, South Nor-
walk, Conn., as children of the de-
ceased author. R 44858, Apr. 28,
1936. 147
Husaren-marsch; nach motiven der
operette Hin herbstmanover, rev. u.
hrsg. Johannes Wattke; klavier.
© Emerich Kalmién, Vienna, as au-
thor of m. R 44908, Apr. 29, 1936.
148
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149
Hymns of worship and service; for
the Sunday school. © D. Appleton-
Century co., inc. New York, as
proprietor. R 413825, Dec. 19, 1985.
149
I am longing for someone to love me;
w Ballard Macdonald, m James W.
Tate. © Clarice Knox, London, as
widow of the author of m. R 45265,
May 19, 1986. 150
I believe in God; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore.
© James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cin-
cinnati, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45019, Apr. 16, 1936.
151
I’d like to build a fence ’round you;
song, w Paul West. © Edna Wil-
liams, New York, as author of m.
R 45066, Apr. 29, 1986. 152
I know the way of the wild blush
rose; w Willard Emerson Keyes, m
Chas H. Bochau; mixed cho. ©
K. Beatrice Bochau, Baltimore, as
widow of the author of m. R 44857,
Apr. 28, 1986. 153:
Ill be there with bells on, and V’ll
ding-a-ling for you; w Jack Ma-
honey, m Theodore Morse. © Theo-
dora Morse, New York, as widow
of the author of m. R 44995, Apr.
22, 1936. 154
Tll have to say farewell to you
Brownie; song, from Three twins,
Clifton Crawford. © Emma B.
Sutton, Larchmont Manor, N. Y., as
widow. R 44831, Apr. 27, 1986.
155
I looked just once and what I saw was
quite enough for me; song, w Geo.
Norton. © Herman Avery Wade,
New York, as author of m. R 45059)
Apr. 29, 1986. 156
I lost my heart when I saw your eyes;
w Arthur Lamb, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 44974,
May 7, 1986. 157
I love her best of all; w Lionel Paris,
m Ren Shields. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., aS widow of the au-
thor of m. R 44906, Apr. 29, 1936.
158
I love you every hour of the day; song,
from The hotel clerk, bk. and lyrics
Robert B. Smith. © Alfred EK,
Aarons, New York, as author of
m. R 44821, Apr. 27, 1986. 159
_pt. 10, n.s., v. 31
I’m afraid to sleep alone; w Alfred
Bryan, m Kerry Mills. © Frederick
Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44998, May 4, 1986.
160
I’m awfully glad I met you; song, w
Jack Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author of m. R 45126,
May 14, 1936. 161
I’m tired of living without you; w
Edward Rose, m Kerry Mills. ©
Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. Ri 44986,
May 4, 1986. 162
I shall not be moved; song. © Alfred
H. Ackley, Los Angeles, as author.
R 45172, May 19, 1986. 163
want a home, that’s all; song. ©
C. F. Zittel, New York, as author.
R 45251, May 27, 1986. 164
I want a little corner in your heart;
w Andrew B. Sterling, m Kerry
Mills. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44849, Apr. 27, 1986. 165
I want to elope in an aeroplane; from
Miss Innocence, w W. J. McKenna,
m A. Gumble. © Albert Gumble,
New York, as author of m, and Wm.
J. McKenna, Jersey City, as author
of w. R 45206, May 25, 1986. 166
I will sing; song, w Charles Butler.
© Alfred H. Ackley, Los Angeles, as
author of m. R 45171, May 19, 1986.
167
I wonder who’s kissing her now; from
The prince of to-night, bk. and lyrics
Will M. Hough and F. R. Adams,
m Jos. E. Howard. © Frank R.
Adams, Los Angeles, as one of the
authors of w. R 45183, May 22,
1936, 168
I would not do without Him; song.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J.,
as author of m. R 45144, May 20,
1986. 169:
If I had a little girl like you; song,
w Harry D. Kerr. © Otto M. Heinz-
man, Brooklyn, as author of m. R
44983, May 4, 1936. 170
If I only had a leming pie; song, w
Junie McCree. © Albert Von Tilzer,
New York, as author of m. R 451380,
May 19, 1986. 7h
If I were not a princess; song, from
The love waltz, m Charles Berton.
© Jesse L. Lasky, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author of w. R 44423, Apr. 10,
1936. 172
Lo
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If lovin’ gets lovin’, then you’ve got
to love me. © Boyle Woolfolk, Chi-
cago, as author. R 45050, May 7,
1936. 173.
If the wind had only blown the other
way; song, w H. Williams and
Bessie Wynn. © Edna Williams,
New York, as one of the authors of
w, and author of m. R 44905, Apr.
29,. 1936. . 174
If you must love some one won't you
please love me; song, w J. E. Demp-
sey. © Johann C. Schmid, Phila-
delphia, as author of m. R 44829,
Apr. 27, 1986. 175
Im fjord; barearolle, op. 30; pf. ©
Ernst Kullak, Berlin, as author. R
45159, May 18, 1986. 176
imeantairy boat; op. G61, no. 2, w
Bernard Weller; in C. © Cyril
Scott,-London, as author of m. R
45169, May 21, 1986. 177
In Arecady; song, w Charles Buxton
Going; med. or low; with violin, ad
lib. © R. H. Woodman, Brooklyn,
as author of m. R 45302, May 25,
1986. 178
In far away Orcania; song, m John
T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan, Los
Angeles, as author of w. R 45248,
May 27, 1986. 179)
In my old home in Dixie land; song,
from Bandana land, w Mord Allen,
© Tom Lemonier, Springfield, IL.
as author of m. R 44818, Apr, 27,
1936. 180
In those good old college days; song.
© Boyle Woolfolk, Chicago, as au-
thor. R 45049, May 7, 1986. 181
Inspector general; march, F. H. Losey,
op. 264; orch. © Addah M. Losey,
Hrie, Pa., as widow. R 45257, May
26, 19386. 182
Interval studies; bk. 2, of Studies for
the acquirement of sight singing. ©
A. J. Gantvoort, Los Angeles, as au-
thor. R 44811, Apr. 27, 1936. 183
It is hard to kiss your sweetheart
when the last kiss means good-bye;
w Robt. F. Roden, m Kerry Mills.
© Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 44841,
Apr. 27, 1986. 184.
It’s moonlight all the time on Broad-
way; song, w Ren Shields. © Percy
Wenrich, New York, as author of m.
R 44824, Apr. 27, 1936. 185
75026—36——8
Ivy (The) and the oak; song, w Matt
Woodward. © Albert Gumble, New
York, as author of m. R 45028,
May 5, 1986. 186
Japanese revery; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 221, no. 1; pf. © John B. C,
Bartlett, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
45330, May 28, 19386. 187
Japanese romance; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 221, no. 2; pf. © John B. C.
Bartlett, Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
45331, May 28, 1936. 188
Je n’ose pas; chanson, paroles J.
Amegis. © Victor Staub, Paris, as
author of m. R 44941, Apr. 238, 1936.
189
Jerusalem; w Jessie Brown Pounds, m
James Henry Fillmore. © James
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 45010, Apr. 16, 1936. 190
Jesus, my Saviour; gospel song, w
Johnson Oatman, jr., m arr. Adam
Geibel; men’s voices. © Kathryn
Steele Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of ar-
rangement. R 45147, May 20, 19386.
£OE
Joke (A) on the toy maker; play, bk.
and lyrics Jessica Moore, m Geo. L.
Spaulding. Voc. sc. © Olive B.
Frevert, San Jose, Calif., as next of
kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 45029, May 9, 19386. 192
Jongen (Joseph) Valse; violoncelle
avee ace. de pf. © Joseph Jongen,
Brussels, as author. R 44966, Apr.
23, 1936. 193
Juon (Paul) Ettide; op. 36, nr. 7; vio-
line, mit klavierbegl. © Paul Juon,
Vevey, Switzerland, as author. R
45120, Mar. 18, 1936. 194
Melodie; op. 36, nr. 1; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Paul Juon, Vevy,
Switzerland, as author. R 45114,
Mar. 18, 1936. 195
— Walzer; op. 36, nr. 5; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Paul Juon, Vevey,
Switzerland, as author. R 45118,
Mar. 18, 1936. 196
Just for a brown-eyed girl; w Rene
Bronner, m H. W. Petrie. © Julia
C. Petrie, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 44874, Apr. 29, 1936.
197
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Just you, dear; song, w Harry D. Kerr.
© Otto M. Heinzman, Brooklyn, as
author of m. R 44982, May 4, 19386.
198
Karnevalsmarsch; v. P. Juon, op. 36,
nr. 2; violine, mit klavierbegl. ©
Paul Juon, Vevey, Switzerland, as
author. R 45115, Mar. 18, 1986. 199
Katinka-czardas; de Gustave Michiels;
pf. © Louis Michiels, Pare Saint
Maur, France, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44926, Apr. 23,
1936. 200
Kingdom (The) of the spring; w Isa-
bel Ecclestone Mackay; high. ©
Mary Turner Salter, New York, as
author of m. R 45290, May 25, 1936.
201
Kippinoe; song, from The royal chef,
w Jack Drislane. © Ben M. Jerome,
Brightwaters, L. I., N. Y¥., aS author
of m. R 44828, Apr. 27, 1936. 202
Kiss me good-night, again; song. ©
H. Wakefield Smith, Brooklyn, as
author. R 44979, May 4, 1986. 203
Kleine (Die) Grethel; kusslied aus
Ein herbstmanover, v. F. Bakonyi,
fiir die deutschen btihnen bearb.
Robert Bodanzky, rev. u. hrsg. Jo-
hannes Wattke. © Emerich Kalman,
Vienna, as author of m. R 44908,
Apr. 29, 1936. 204
Kusslied ; aus Hin herbstmanover, arr.
Jos. Stumpf; salon orch. © Emerich
Kalman, Vienna, as author of m. R
45112, Apr. 29, 1936. 205.
Kwang Hsii; Chinese march; pf. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author. R
45073, Apr. 29, 1936. 206
Lansing (A. W.) Four responses. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Women’s voices.
© Jennie A. Lansing, Albany, as
executor. R 45191, 45193, May 23,
1936. 207, 208
—— Three responses; men’s voices. ©
Jennie A. Lansing, Albany, as exec-
utor. R 45192, May 23, 1936. 209:
Lass (The) with the delicate air; m
Michael Arne, arr.; sop. solo and
3-pt. women’s cho. © J. Bertram
Fox, New York, as author. R 48718,
Mar. 3, 1936. 210
Last (The) mile of the way; song, w
Johnson Oatman, jr. © William
Edie Marks, Wilmington, Del., as au-
thor of m. R 45272, May 28, 1936.
211
pt. II, n.s., v.31
Launch away the life boat; song, w
Elsie Dunean Yale. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of m.
R 45137, May 20, 1936. 212
Let me crown you queen of May with
orange blossoms; song, m J. Fred
Helf. © Bartley Costello, Falls of
Schuylkill, Pa., as author of w. R
44975, May 7, 1936. 213
Let the joybells ring; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 45018, Apr. 16, 1986. 214
Life is but a song; w Philip Wingate,
melody H. W. Petrie; bass solo. ©
Julia C. Petrie, Chicago, as. widow
of the author of m. R 44872, Apr.
29, 1986. 215
Like as a Father; w Grace Gordon, m
J. Lineoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 45141, May 20, 19386. 216
Lily of the prairie ; two-step and inter-
mezzo, Kerry Mills. © Frederick
Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 44848, Apr. 27, 1986. 217
w and m Kerry Mills. © Fred-
erick Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 44847, Apr. 27, 1986.
218
Little (The) dancers; pf. © Bert F.
Grant, New York, as author. R
44817, Apr. 27, 1936. 219)
Little Miss Golden Curls; song, w
Jack Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author of m. R 45027,
May 5, 1986. 220
Little (The) violinist; duet, Theodora
Dutton; pf. 4 hands. © Helen
Alden Shipman, Northampton, Mass.,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 45311, May 28, 1
221
Longest (The) way ’round is the
sweetest way home; w Ren Shields,
m Kerry Mills. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44987, May 4, 1936. 222
Longing for you sweetheart; w Arthur
Gillespie, m Clarence M. Chapel. ©
Rose Gillespie, Grand Rapids, Mich.,
as widow of the author of w. R
45031, May 9, 1986. 223
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Lost (A) love; op. 62, no. 1, w from
the Chinese, Herbert A. Giles; in
E flat. © Cyril Seott, London, as
author of m. R 45170, May 21, 1936.
224
Love is king; song, m John T. Hall.
© Vincent Bryan, Los Angeles, as
author of w. R 45249, May 27, aoe
Love me all the time; song. © Joseph
E. Howard, New York, as author.
R 45070, Apr. 29, 1986. 226i
Love me baby mine; w Bob Cole, m
J. R. Johnson. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, New York, as author of m,
Dora Cole Norman, West New
Brighton, N. Y., and Carriebel Cole
Plummer, Chicago, as next of kin of
the author of w, who is not living.
R 45058, Apr. 29, 1936. OT
Love me just a little bit; w Ren
Shields and Jos. H. McKeon, m W.
Raymond Walker. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., as widow of one of the
authors of w. R 44885, Apr. 29,
1986. 228
Lovins dovins; w Alfred Bryan, m
Kerry Mills. © -Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of m. R 44994, May 4, 1986. 229)
Lysistrata waltz; pf. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as author. R 44876, Apr. 29,
1936. 230)
Mirchen am spinnrad; konzertstudie,
Julius Lorenz, op. 23; pf. © Berta
-Lorenz, Glogau, Germany, as widow.
R 45204, May 25, 19386. 231
Maid of heatherbloom; song, Fred J.
Hamill and P. Wenrich. © Percy
Wenrich, New York, as one of the
authors. Ri 44826, Apr. 27, 1936.
232
Maid of Madrid; waltz; orch. ©
Richard EH. Hildreth, West Somer-
ville, Mass., as author. R 44813,
Apr. 27, 1986. 233:
Maiden’s (The) bower; reverie, C. EH.
Vandersloot; pf. © Cora Vander-
sloot, Williamsport, Pa., as author.
R 44834, Apr. 27, 1936. 234
Manover-walzer ; nach motiven der op-
erette. Hin herbstmanover, v. F.
Bakonyi, fiir die deutschen btihnen
bearb. Robert Bodanzky, rey. u. hrsg.
Johannes Wattke; gesang u. klavier.
© Emerich Kalman, Vienna, as
author of m. R 44904, Apr. 29, 1936.
235
247
Marching to victory; w Jessie Brown
Pounds, m James Henry Fillmore.
© James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cin-
cinnati, as child of the deceased au-
thor of music. R 45013, Apr. 16,
1936. 236
Mascagni (Pietro) Song of the scythe;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © M. Louise
Baum, Boston, as author of w. R
45088, May 18, 1936, 237
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground; by
EF. H. Losey. 1. B flat clarinet and
pf.—2. Solo bar. or valve trombone
and pf. © Addah M. Losey, Hrie,
Pa., as widow. R 45123, 45124, May
5, 1986, 238, 239
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Herodias; grand selection from the
opera, arr. Theodore Moses Tobani;
band. © Joseph Morris Tobani,
New York, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 451381,
May 19: 19386. 240
Meet me at the stage door, Johnnie;
song. © Boyle Woolfolk, Chicago,
as author. R 45047, May 7, 19386.
241
Mein freund der Lebl; couplet aus
Hin herbstmanover, F. Bakonyi, fiir
die deutschen bitihnen bearb. Rob-
ert Bodanzky, rev. u. hrsg. Johan-
nes Wattke. © Emerich Kalman,
Vienna, aS author of m. R 44902,
Apr. 29, 1986. 242
Mélodie plaintive; by Giuseppe Fer-
rata, op. 9, no. 5; organ. © Alma
Ferrata and Mario Ferrata, New
York, as children of the deceased
author. R 43961, May 138, 1986.
243
Menuet; extrait de la petite suite,
Claude Debussy; violoncelle et pf.
© Jean Deyzac, Paris, as executor.
R 44960, Apr. 238, 1986. 244
—op. 41, no. 2; pf., 4 mains. ©
Florent Schmitt, Paris, as author.
R 44048, Apr. 23, 1936. 245
Méthode élémentaire de piano; con-
tenant 40 petits morceaux faciles
et inédits, Théodore Lack, op. 269.
© Berthe Marguerite Victorine Tis-
sier, vve. Théodore Lack, Paris, as
widow. R 44969, Apr. 23, 1986. 246
Military (The) parade; duet, Theo-
dora Dutton; pf., 4 hands. © Helen
Alden Shipman, Northampton,
Mass., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45313, May 28,
1986. 247
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248
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Millions (Les) d’Arlequin; serenade
from R. Drigo’s ballet suite, arr.;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Brooklyn, as
author of arrangement. R 45260,
May 26, 1986. 248
Mills (Kerry) ragtime dance; by
Kerry Mills. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author.
R 44844, Apr. 27, 1986. 249)
Minstrel (The) band; rag; pf. ©
Albert Gumble, New York, as au-
thor. R 45042, May 1, 1936. 250
Miss Innocence; musical comedy, w
Harry B. Smith. © Irene Bentley
Smith, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 45201, May 19, 1936.
251
Mokrejs (John) Arabesque; op. 9,
no. 4; pf. © John Mokrejs, New
York, as author of m. R 44866, Apr.
28, 1986. 252)
Moon (The) drops low; op. 45, Ameri-
can-Indian song, w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart, m harmonized and elabo-
rated; ten. © Charles Wakefield
Cadman, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 45342, May 27, 1986.
253
Moszkowski (Moritz) Half hours
with the favorite composers; coll.
of selected original pf. compositions,
compiled, ed. and fingered. © Paolo
Gallico, New York, as author of
compiling, ete. R 45107, Apr. 29,
1986. 254
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Violin-
konzert; in G dur, hrsg. u. mit
kadenzen versehen Henri Marteau;
violine u. pf. © Blanche Marteau,
Lichtenberg, Germany, as widow of
the author of -arrangement. R
45033, May 9, 1986. 255:
My cute Maluma girl; w and m Leslie
Stuart. © W. G. Curtis and W.
Westmoreland, London, as execu-
tors. R 45023, Dec. 27, 1985. 256
My heart is with the dear old folks at
home; w Rene Bronner, m H. W.
Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie, Chicago,
as widow of the author of m. R
44878, Apr. 29, 19386. 257
My love, my paradise; song, m Ernest
R. Ball. © Dave Reed, New York,
as author of w. R 45032, Mar. 28,
1936. 258
My Mimosa maid; Riviera musical in-
cident, bk. Paul A. Rubens and Aus-
ten Hurgon, w and m Paul A. Ru-
bens. © Herbert Rubens and A.'N.
Tayler, London, as executors of the
author of m. R 48831, Mar. 18, 1986.
259:
My pilot is He; w Elsie Duncan Yale,
m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as.
children of the deceased author of
m. R 45139, May 20, 1986. 260
My way to heaven is through your
love sweetheart ; w Arthur J. Lamb,
m S. R. Henry. 1. High bar. or
mezzo sop.; in C.—2. Bass or con-
tralto; in G. © Cecil Lamb, Lon-
don, as next of kin of the author
of w, who is not living. R 45063,
45064, Apr. 29, 1986. 261, 262:
My wild deer (dear) ; song, w Alfred
Bryan. Ted Snyder, Los An-
geles, as author of m. R 44984, May
4, 19386. 263
My world is a dream of you; w J. F.
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse; sop.
or ten. © Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow of the author of
m. R 45001, Apr. 22, 19386. 264
Nadja-czardas; de Gustave Michiels;
pf. © Louis Michiels, Pare St.
Maur, France, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 44942, Apr. 23,
1986. 265
Nearer my God to Thee; transcription,
Q. Holshouser, ed. M. W. Butler ; pf.
© Q. Holshouser, Orlando, Fla., as
author. R 45085, Apr. 20, 1986. 266
Neath our earth, in gloomy Hades; by
Feodor K6nemann, English version
Nathan Haskell Dole; mixed voices.
© Helen B. Dole, New York, as
widow of the author of English ver-
Sion. R 46579, July 21, 1936. 267
Nellie, the lady’s maid; song, from
The hotel clerk, bk. and lyrics Rob-
ert B. Smith. © Alfred EH. Aarons,
New York, as author of music. R
44820, Apr. 27, 1936. 268
Nepomuk, du heissgeliebter; aus Die
sprudelfee, A. M. Willner u. Julius
Wilhelm, m Heinrich Reinhardt, rey.
u. hrsg. Johannes Wattke; gesang u.
klavier. © Adele Reinhardt, Vi-
enna, aS widow of the author of
m. R 45057, Apr. 29, 1986. 269
Night (A) with a human owl; song,
w C. W. Sutherland. © Albert Gum-
ble, New York, as author of m. R
45026, May 5, 1986. 270
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No more good-byes; w Hleanor Allen
Schroll, m James Henry Fillmore.
© James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cin-
cinnati, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45011, Apr. 16, 1936.
271
Nobody knew; song, m John T. Hall.
© Vincent Bryan, Los Angeles, as
author of w. R 45247, May 27, 1986.
272
Nordisch; op. 36, no. 6; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Paul Juon, Vevey,
Switzerland, as author. R 45119,
Mar. 18, 1936. 273
Nursie; song, from Mary’s lamb. ©
Richard Carle, North Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 44832, Apr. 27,
19386. 274
O praise the Lord; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45004, Apr. 16, 1936.
275:
October; song, w Georgia Wood Pang-
born; high. © Mary Lurner Salter,
New York, as author of m. R 45298,
May 23, 1986. 276
Offenbach (Jacques) Orphée aux en-
fers; opérette, fantaisie mosaique
Emile Tavan; orch. © Adéle José-
phine Bénonie Ragot, Mantes,
France, as executor of the author of
arrangement. R 44971, Apr. 23, 1936.
277
Oh, Mr. Moon, you’re full tonight;
song. © Boyle Woolfolk, Chicago,
as author. R 45048, May 7, 1986.
278
Oh, you loving gal; song, w Jack Dris-
lane. © Geo. W. Meyer, New York,
as author of m. R 45041, Apr. 29,
1986. 279)
Old (The) man in a tree; men’s voices.
© Margaret Ruthven Lang, Boston,
as author. R 45197, May 23, 1986.
280
Old (The) man with a gong; men’s
voices. © Margaret Ruthven Lang,
Boston, as author. R 45195, May
23, 1936. 281
Old (The) person of Ware; men’s
voices. © Margaret Ruthven Lang,
Boston, as author. R 45196, May
23, 1986. 282
On a monkey honeymoon; w Jack Ma-
honey, m Theodore Morse. © Theo-
dora Morse, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 45000, Apr. 22,
1986. 283.
294
On Plymouth Rock; operetta, w A. C.
D. Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor. ©
Dorothy Gaynor Blake, Webster
Groves, Mo., and Rose Gaynor Bar-
rett, South Norwalk, Conn., as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m,
and Alice C. D. Riley, Pasadena, as
author of w. R 44869, Apr. 28, 1936.
284
On the sea; w D. B., m Dudley Buck;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Madeline B.
Blossom, New York, and Dudley
Buck, Chicago, as children of the
deceased author of m. R 45286,
May 28, 1986. 285
One by one; song. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author of music.
R 45142, May 20, 1986. 286
Open (The) door; w Annette Kiefer,
m Max S. Witt; high voice. © Al-
bert Witt, Murray Hill, N. Y., as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. Ri 44877, Apr. 29, 1986.
287
Our old pal Billy Penn; w and m B.
Heath and Gus A. Benkhart. ©
Bobby Heath, Philadelphia, as one
of the authors of w andm. R 44825,
Apr. 27, 1936. 288
© Harold Orlob, New
York, as author. R 44909, Apr. 29,
1936. 289
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m H.
Orlob. © Harold Orlob, New York,
as author of m, and Eunice M. Rosen-
feld, Enfield Lock, Middlesex, Eng-
land, aS widow of the author of w.
R 44910, Apr. 29, 1986. 290
Pass dat possum; characteristic two-
step march, Kerry Mills. © Fred-
erick Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 44845, Apr. 27, 1986.
291
—w Alfred Bryan, m Kerry Mills.
© Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
- Calif., as author of m. R 44991,
May 4, 1986. 292
Paul et Virginie; opera, Victor Massé,
fantaisie-mosaique Hmile Tavan ;
orch. © Adéle Joséphine Bénonie
Ragot, Mantes, France, as executor
of the author of arrangement. R
44934, Apr. 23, 1936. 293
Pavane d’Angelo; pour le drame de
Victor Hugo; petit orch. Partition.
© Reynaldo Hahn, Paris, as author
of m. R 44967, Apr. 23, 1986. 294
Pale face; pf.
697
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
295
Petite valse; duet, Theodora Dutton;
pf., 4 hands. © Helen Alden Ship-
man, Northampton, Mass., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 45314, May 28, 1936. 295:
Petrie (H. W.) ‘Ten vocal studies;
no. 1; pf. © Julia C. Petrie, ‘Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 44879, Apr. 29,
1986. 296:
Pickaninny rag; pf. © Irene M. Gib-
lin, St. Louis, as author. R 44808,
Apr. 28, 1936. 297
Pine apple rag; by Scott Joplin; pf.
© Lottie Joplin, New York, as
widow. R 44827, Apr. 27, 1986. 298
Pizzicato-valse; by Edouard Schiitt,
op. 38, no. 1, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45306, May
28, 1986. 299)
Poison-tree (The); by A. Arensky,
English version by Nathan Haskell
Dole; mixed cho. © Helen B. Dole,
New York, as widow of the author
of English version. R 46578, July
21, 1936. 300
Poppy (The) field; duet, Theodora
Dutton; pf., 4 hands. © Helen
Alden Shipman, Northampton, Mass.,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 45312, May 28, 1986.
301
Pork and beans; ragtime two-step. ©
Theron C. Bennett, Los Angeles, as
author. R 44980, May 4, 1936. 302
Posey (The) bed; entertainment for
schools, libretto and lyrics A. C. D.
Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor. © Doro-
thy Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves,
Mo., and Rose Gaynor Barrett, South
Norwalk, Conn., as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alice C.
D. Riley, Pasadena, as author of w.
R. 44859, Apr. 28, 1986. 303
Poultry (A) lay; from In New York,
lyric Jessica Moore, m Geo. L.
Spaulding. © Olive B. Prevert, San
Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
450380, May 9, 1936. 304
Practical (The) organist; selections
from the works of the great masters,
arr. and ed. Albert G. Emerick and
N. C. Page. © N. Clifford Page,
Boston, as one of the authors of
arranging and editing. R 44796,
Apr. 28, 1936. 305
Dt. TH sas., V.ok
Praise ye the great Jehovah; w Jessie
Brown Pounds, m James Henry Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore, jr.,
Cincinnati, as child of the deceased.
author of m. R 45009, Apr. 16, 1986.
306:
Prelude in A flat; by Edouard Schiitt,.
op. 35, no. 4, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence.
Stewart, New York, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 45326, May 28,
1986. 307
Prince (The) of Borneo; from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald DeKoven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna DeKoven,.
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 44895, Apr. 29, 1986. 308.
Pudnin’ tame; pf. © Theron C. Ben-
nett, Los Angeles, as author. R
44981, May 4, 1986. 309:
Quasi-gavotte; op. 46, no. 1; pf. ©
Isadore Philipp, Paris, as author. R.
44928, Apr. 23, 1986. 310
Ravel (Maurice) JDouze chants;
textes francais et anglais. © Mau-
rice Ravel, Montfort-Lamaury,.
France, as author. R 44962, Apr. 23,
1936. 11
Rejoice ye nations; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 45012, Apr. 16, 1936. 312:
Remember, to err is human, to forgive
divine; song. © Paul Lincke, Ber-
lin, as author of m. R 44889, Apr.
29, 1936. 313
Resting on the rock; song, w H. Dee.
© William Edie Marks, Wilmington,
Del., as author of m. R 45278, May
28, 1986. 314
Rockin’ time; w and m Gertrude Ley-
erich Knox, arr. W. Rhys-Herbert.
1. Women’s voices—2. Men’s
voices.—3. Mixed voices.—4. 3
women’s voices. © Jane Eliza-
beth Herbert, Hazelton, Pa., as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 45086-45089, May 13, 1986.
315-318
Romance; by Edouard Schiitt, op. 38,
no, 2, ed. and fingered Louis Oes-
terle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45307, May
28, 1986. 319
698
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no. 5, 1936
——"op. 21, no. 5; pf. © Sydney P.
Harris, Detroit, as author. R 45122,
May 18, 1986. 320
Rosey’s (George) folio of standard
waltzes; by George Rosey; orch. ©
Milton N. Rosenberg, New York, as
child .of the deceased author. R
45100, May 13, 1936, 3 PAT
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Inflam-
matus; arr. Thomas H. Rollinson ;
orch. © Frederick B. Rollinson,
Naugatuck, Conn., as executor of the
author of arrangement. R 44797,
Apr. 28, 1936. 322
Round the good father’s door; arr. by
A. Arkhangelsky, English version by
Nathan Haskell Dole; mixed cho.
© Helen B. Dole, New York, as
widow of the author of English ver-
Sion. R 46575, July 21, 19386. 323
Rozsika ; Hungarian fantasia and
ezardas; orch. © Charles J. Rob-
erts, Larchmont, N. Y., as author.
R 45255, May 26, 1986. 324.
Sabbath chimes. © H. Stanley Wals-
er, Jennings, Mont., as author. R
45186, May 25, 1986. 325:
Sahara Sarah; song. © Boyle Wool-
folk, Chicago, as author. R 46046,
May 7, 1986. 326
Sailing home; song, w Hlsie Duncan
Yale. © C. Austin Miles, Pitman,
N. J., as author of m. Ri 45135, May
20, 1936. 327
Sailor boy; song, w Edgar Malone. ©
Tom Sherman, Chicago, as author of
music. R 45044, May 7, 1986. 328
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Le
rouet d@Omphale; poéme symphoni-
que, transcription Theodore Moses
Tobani; violon et pf. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, New York, as child
of the deceased author of transcrip-
tion. R 45132, May 19, 1936. 329
Sanctus; 3-pt. anthem, Dudley Buck;
women’s or boy’s voices. © Made-
line B. Blossom, New York, and Dud-
ley Buck, Chicago, as children of the
deceased author. R 45329, May 28,
1936. 330
Saturday brings rainy weather; arr.
A. Arkhangelsky, English tr. Nathan
Haskell Dole; ten, solo and men’s
cho. © Helen B. Dole, New York,
as widow of the author of Hnglish
translation. R 46576, July 21, 1936.
331
343
Say no, that’s all; song, w Frank J.
Conroy. © Ted Snyder, Los An-
geles, as author of m. R 45175, May
22, 1936. 332
Searf (The) dancer; two-step march,
Kerry Mills; pf. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author.
R 44889, Apr. 27, 1936. 333
Schmitt (Florent) Chanson; op. 41,
no. 38; pf., 4 mains. © Florent
Schmitt, Paris, as author. R 44949,
Apr. 23, 1936. B04
Ouverture; op. 41, no. 1; pf., 4
mains. © Florent Schmitt, Paris,
as author. R 44947, Apr. 23, 1936.
330
Schon Gretlein; zyklus v. 7 gesiingen,
Alexander von Fielitz, op. 15; eine
mittlere frauenstimme, mit orch.
begl. © Margot von Fielitz, Berlin-
Charlottenburg, as widow. R 45205,
Feb. 26, 1936. 336
Schubert (Franz Peter) Serenade;
arr. Thomas H. Rollinson; orch. ©
Frederick B. Rollinson, Naugatuck,
Conn., aS executor of the author of
arrangement. R 44798, Apr. 28, 1936.
337
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Ro-
manze; arr.; orch. © Richard HE.
Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 45052,
May 9, 19386. 338
Traumerei; arr.; orch. © Rich-
ard HE. Hildreth, West Somerville,
Mass., aS author of arrangement. R
45051, May 9, 1936. 33
Schwedische tanzklinge; op. 36, no. 8;
violine, mit klavierbegl © Paul
Juon, Vevey, Switzerland, as author.
R, 45121, Mar. 18, 1936. 340
Sea, sea, sea; w A. J. Mills, m Ben-
nett Scott. © Daisy Scott, London,
as widow of the author of m. R
45060, Apr. 29, 1936. 341
Selections from hymns of worship and
Service; for use in the ninety-ninth
annual meeting of the American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions. © D. Appleton-Century
co., ine., New York, as proprietor.
R 41326, Dec. 19, 1935. 342
Séléné; op. 34, poéme J. Fabiesky ;
soli et choeur pour 3 voix de femmes.
© Jean Joseph Jemain, Gros Noyer,
France, as author of m. R 44983,
Apr. 23, 1936. 343
699
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
344
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Serenade (A); song, op. 61, no. 1, w | Softly now the light of day; hymn
Ruffield Bendall; in D. © Cyril
Scott, London, as author of m. R
49168, May 21, 1936. 344
Sérénade; op. 41, no. 4; pf., 4 mains.
© Florent Schmitt, Paris, as author.
R 44950, Apr. 23, 1936. 345:
Set ’em up in the other alley; w Ren
Shields and Andrew B. Sterling, m
J. Fred Helf. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., aS widow of one of the
authors of w. R 45076, Apr. 29,
1936. 346
Severn (Edmund) Concerto; D min-
or; violin and pf. © Edmund
Severn, Melrose Highlands, Mass.,
as author. R 45254, May 26, 1936.
347
Ship (The) of dreams; song, from
The golden girl, bk. and lyrics Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph EH. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 44892, Apr. 29,
19386. 348
Sierra Morena; serenata andaluza, J.
De Monasterio, ed.; violin and pf.
© Sam Franko, New York, as au-
thor of editing. R 44802, Apr. 30,
1936. 349
Singing with the heart; w Hleanor
Allen Schroll, m James Henry Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore,
jr., Cincinnati, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 45017, Apr.
16, 1936. 350
Sleep little treasure; Lithuanian folk
song, arr.; women’s trio. © H.
Clough-Leighter, Wollaston, Mass.,
as author of arrangement. R 45101,
May 14, 1936. ool
Smith (The Eleanor) music course.
bk. 1-4. © Eleanor Smith, Chicago,
as author. R 42468, 42485, 42469,
42470, Jan. 17, 1936. 352-355
Smith (Hannah) ‘Twenty progressive
pedal-studies; op. 24; pf. © Han-
nah Smith, New York, as author.
R 45298, May 25, 1936. 356
So ein blick aus schénem aug; lied,
aus Die sprudelfee, A. M. Willner u.
Julius Wilhelm, m Heinrich Rein-
hardt, rev. u. hrsg. Johannes
anthem, w George W. Doane. ©
John Lawrence Erb, New London,
Conn., aS author of m. R 45162,
May 19, 1936. 358
Somebody loves you too; song, w Ed-
ward Madden. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author of m. R 45024,
May 5, 1936. 359
Somehow; song, w E. D. Elliott. ©
William Edie Marks, Wilmington,
Del., as author of m. R 45274, May
28, 19386. 360
Sonata in B; op. 15; pf. © Percy
Goetschius, Manchester, N. H., as
author. R 45325, May 28, 1936. 361
Sonata in C; by Arcangelo Corelli,
arr. Franz Ries, ed. and fingered;
violin and pf. © Sam Franko, New
York, as author of editing and fin-
gering. R 45817, May 28, 1986. 362
Sonata in D; by Arcangelo Corelli,
arr. F. O. Dessoff, ed. and fingered
S. Franko, with a cadenza, Joseph
Hellmesberger; violin and pf. ©
Sam Franko, New York, as author
of editing and fingering. R 45318,
May 28, 1936. 363
Song (The) of songs; short cantata,
w from the Song of Solomon, m
Frederic Field Bullard; sop., alto
and bass soli and 6-pt. cho.; pf. or
organ ace. © Maud S. Bullard,
South Orleans, Mass., as widow of
the author of m. R 45319, May 28,
1936. 364
Song (The) of the reapers; w Hlsie
Duncan Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 45186, May 20, 1936.
365
Songeuse; valse lente, W. J. Paans;
pf. © Reneé Duthoit, Brussels, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 44882, Apr. 29,1936. 366
Songs everyone should know; 200 fa-
vorite songs for school and home,
ed. © Clifton Johnson, Hadley,
Mass., aS author. R 42477, Jan. 17,
1936. 367
Songs of the sweet love-night (Lieder
Wattke. © Adele Reinhardt, Vien- der liebesnacht); in G. Paul
na, aS widow of the author of m. R Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 44888,
44898, Apr. 29, 1936. 357 Apr. 29, 1936. 368
700
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no. 9, 1936
Spinning (The) wheel; w G. A. Woods,
m H. W. Petrie; male quartette. ©
Julia C. Petrie, Chicago, as widow
of the author of m. R 44875, Apr.
29, 1936. 369
Spring’s welcome; w after the Ger-
man, D. B. m, Dudley. Buek;
women’s 3-pt. cho. © Madeline B.
Blossom, New York, and Dudley
Buck, Chicago, as children of the
deceased author of m. R 45285,
May 28, 1936. 370)
Sprudelfee (Die); ‘operette, A. M.
Willner u. Julius Wilhelm, m Hein-
rich Reinhardt. Klavierauszug mit
text. © Adele Reinhardt, Vienna,
as widow of the author of m. R
45072, Apr. 29, 1936. BCL
potpourri 1, 2, aus der operette,
v. Heinrich Reinhardt; klavier.
Adele Reinhardt, Vienna, as widow
of the author of m. R 45110, 45111,
Apr. 29, 1936. 312, 373:
Sprudelfee walzer; aus Die sprudel-
fee, A. M. Willner u. Julius Wilhelm,
m Heinrich Reinhardt. 1. Grosses u.
kleines orch. Stimmen.—2. Salon-
orch. © Adele Reinhardt, Vienna,
as widow of the author of m. R
45053, 45055, Apr. 29, 1986. 374, 375
Sprudelmidel; lied, aus Die sprudel-
fee, A. M. Willner u. Julius Wilhelm,
m Heinrich Reinhardt, rev. u. hrsg.
Johannes Wattke. © Adele Rein-
hardt, Vienna, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 44899, Apr. 29, 1936.
376
Sprudelmarsch; aus Die sprudelfee,
v. A. M. Willner u. Julius Wilhelm,
m Heinrich Reinhardt. 1. Grosses
u. kleines orch. Stimmen.—2. Salon-
orch. © Adele Reinhardt, Vienna,
as widow of the author of m. R
45054, 45056, Apr. 29, 1936. 377,378
Stand by the banner; song. © Wil-
liam Hdie Marks, Wilmington, Del.,
as author. R 45273, May 28, 1936.
379
Strolling ; w John T. Hazzard, m W. T.
Francis. © Alice Hazzard, Great
Neck, L. I., N. Y¥., as widow of the
author of w. R 45180, May 22, 1936.
380
Sun and moon; poem by J. Polonsky,
English version Nathan Haskell
Dole, m A. Gretchaninoff, op. 16,
no. 2; mixed cho. [English text
only] © Helen B. Dole, New York,
394
as widow of the author of English
version. R 46577, July 21, 1936.
381
Sun bird; intermezzo, Kerry Mills. ©
Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 44850, Apr. 27,
1936. 382
—w T. Chattaway, m Kerry Mills.
© Thurland Chattaway, Milford,
Conn., as author of w. R 44837,
Apr. 27, 1936. 383.
—Same. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44838, Apr. 27, 1936. 384
Sunrise; song, w Wm. C. Poole. ©
William Edie Marks, Wilmington,
Del., as author of m. R 45271, May
28, 1936. 385
Sunshine; song. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., aS author. R 45140,
May 20, 1936. 386
Sweetest (The) thing on earth; w
Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m Carroll Ely.
© Eunice M. Rosenfeld, Enfield
Lock, Middlesex, England, as widow
of the author of w, and A. Carroll
Ely, Brooklyn, as author of m. R
44897, Apr. 29, 1936. 387
Sylphes et lutins; piéce de genre, Ro-
dolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 44956,
Apr. 23, 1936. 388
Take me on a honeymoon; song, W
Edward Madden. © Geo. W. Meyer,
New York, as author of m. R 45025,
May 5, 1936. 389
Take me out for a joy-ride; intro.
Hello, Belindy, medley waltz, Kerry
Mills; orch. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author.
R 44836, Apr. 27, 1936. 390)
—w Ren Shields, m Kerry Mills.
© Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 44846,
Apr.. 27,. 1935. 391
Take me some place will you Willie;
song, w Fred. J. Hamill. © Percy
Wenrich, New York, as author of
m. R 45179, May 22, 1936. 392
Take me up with you dearie; song, Ww
Junie McCree. © Albert Von Tilzer,
New York, as author of m. R 44972,
May 5, 1936. 393
Tanager (The); song, w Isabel Mc-
Kinney; high. © Mary Turner
Salter, New York, as author of m.
- R 45291, May 25, 1936. 394
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
395
Te Deum in G; anthem; mixed cho.,
with bass solo and organ ace. ©
Will C. Macfarlane, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of m. R 45287, May 28, 1936.
395.
Tent city; march and two step, W. P.
English, arr.; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Brooklyn, as author of arrangement.
R 45256, May 26, 1936. 396
Testimony (The) of John; short ora-
torio for church service. © Eric
Delamarter, Chicago, as author. R
44861, Apr. 28, 1936. 397
That’s the doctor, Bill; w Henry S.
Creamer, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 44804,
Apr. 10, 19386. 398
There was an old man who said, well;
men’s voices. © Margaret Ruthven
Lang, Boston, as author. R 45190,
May 23, 1936. 399)
Think of today ; w Herbert P. Thomas,
m Jane Bingham Abbott. © Don-
old Putnam Abbott, Chicago, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 44862, Apr. 28, 1936. 400
Ti parou mi; par René Lenormand,
op. 89, no. 1; chant et pf. © Emile
Lenormand, Paris, as child of the
deceased author. R 44937, Apr. 23,
1936. 401
To err is human, to forgive divine;
song. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as au-
thor. R 45074, Apr. 29, 1936. 402
Toceatina; by William Faulkes, op.
128, no. 4; organ. © Keturah A.
Faulkes, Lower Bebington, Cheshire,
England, as widow. R 45156, May
18, 1936. 403
Trumpet (The) calls to triumph; w
Hlsie Duncan Yale, m J. Lincoln
Halt. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 45148,
May 20, 1936. 404
Trumpeter (The); solo for cornet,
trombone or baritone, W. Speier, arr.
Franz Mahl; orch. © Paula Ascher,
Morton Ascher and Adolph Ascher,
New York, as children of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
45252, May 26, 1936. 405:
Tschaikowsky (Peter Ijitch) HEugéne
Onéguine; arr.; orch. 1. Waltz.—2.
Selection. © Charles J. Roberts,
Larchmont, N. Y., as author of ar-
rangement. R 45258, 45259, May 26,
1936. 406, 407
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
The song that you sang long ago;
arr. Frederick W. Root; male voices.
© Fanny Smith Root, Chicago, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 44865, Apr. 28, 19386.
Under the Irish moon; song, w Jack
Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer, New
York, as author of m. R 45127,
May 14, 1936. 409
Under the stars; march: band. ©
Geo. D. Steck, Cleveland, as author.
R 45185, May 25, 1936. 410
Unmindful of the roses; song, w
Christina G. Rossetti. © Edwin
Schneider, New York, as author of
m. R 44863, Apr. 28, 1936. 411
Up! Up! Ye dames; two-pt. canon;
equal voices. © Bernard Johnson,
Nottingham, England, as author. R
45338, May 28, 1936. 412
Vaha; de René Lenormand, op. 89,
no. 2; chant et pf. © Emile Lenor-
mand, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 44988, Apr. 23, 1936. 413
Valse humoresque; op. 46, no. 2; pf.
© Isidore Philipp, Paris, as author.
R 44929, Apr. 23, 1936. 414
Valse triste; aus der musik zu Arvid
Jirnefelt’s drama Kuolema, Jean
Sibelius, op. 44, bearb. Rud. Britzke ;
kavallerie-musik. © Anna Britzke,
Potsdam, Germany, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 45203,
Jan, 24, 1936. 415
Variations plaisantes sur un théme
grave; 1°°S violons. © Roger Du-
casse, Paris, as author. R 44961,
Apr. 238, 1936. 416
Ver (Le) luisant; paroles francaises
Auguste Aramini; 4 voix moyen.
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author of m.
R 45075, Apr. 29, 1936. 417
[Voice pt. only] © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author of m. R
45105, Apr. 29, 1936. 418
Verzweiflung (Despair); w ‘Therese
Siemerling; med. voice; with violin
ad lib. © Ernest Carter, New York,
as author of m. R 45305, May 28,
1936. 419
Vilia song; from F. Lehar’s operetta,
The merry widow, arr. Franz Mahl;
orch. © Paula Ascher, Morton
Ascher and Adolph Ascher, New
York, as children of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 45253,
May 26, 1986. 420
102
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442
Virelai; op. 41, no. 5; pf., 4 mains. ©
Florent Schmitt, Paris, as author.
R 44951, Apr. 23, 1936. 421
‘Vision (A); w from the Chinese by
Herbert A. Giles, m op. 62, no. 2.
© Cyril Scott, London, as author of
m. R 45166, May 21, 1936. 422
‘Voli marouna; de René Lenormand,
op. 89, no. 3; chant et pf. © Emile
Lenormand, Paris, as child of the
deceased author. R 44939, Apr. 28,
1936. 423
Wagner (Richard) The day god; w
and arr. of m from Lohengrin, Har-
vey W. Loomis. © Alfred F.
Loomis, New York, as next of kin
of the author of arrangement, who
is not living. R 45082, May 18, tees
‘Walking by faith; w Robert O. Smith,
m James Henry Fillmore. © James
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 45020, Apr. 16, 1986. 425.
Waltz in D major; pf. © Carl M.
Beecher, Portland, Or., as author.
R 44867, Apr. 28, 1936. 426
Wanderer’s night song; w after Goe-
the, D. B., m Dudley Buck ; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Madeline B. Blossom,
New York, and Dudley Buck, Chi-
cago, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45283, May 28, 1936.
427
We all love sometime; w Rene Bron-
ner, m H. W. Petrie. © Julia.C.
Petrie, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 44883, Apr. 29, 1936.
428
‘We come, we come; w Palmer Hart-
sough, m James Henry Fillmore. ©
James Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincin-
nati, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 45021, Apr. 16, 1936. 429
We're almost home; song, m Kerry
Mills. © Thurland Chattaway, Mil-
ford, “Conn., as’ author of “w-* R
44842, Apr. 27, 1936. 430
w Thurland Chattaway, m
Kerry Mills. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of music. R 448438, Apr. 27, 1936.
431
We're enlisted in the army; song, w
Cc. A. M. © C. Austin Miles, Pit-
man, N. J..as author of m. R 45138,
May 20, 1936. 432
Weather (The) girl; song, from The
hotel clerk, bk. and lyrics Robert
B. Smith. © Alfred E. Aarons, New
York, as author of m. R 44822,
Apr. 27, 1936. 433
Wedding (The) trip; march; pf. ©
Eugene Platzmann, Jackson Heights,
N. Y., as author. R 44890, Apr. 29,
1936. 434
Weihnachts (Die) gabe; die sonntag
schule-ausgabe des Weihnachts-can-
tata Der segens-stern. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
m. R 44918, Apr. 27, 1936. 435
Welcome spring; a spring or Easter
program for Sunday or day schools,
lyrics and program, A. C. D. Riley,
m Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy
Gaynor Blake, Webster Groves, Mo.,
and Rose Gaynor Barrett, South
Norwalk, Conn., as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alice
C. D. Riley, Pasadena, as author of
w. R 44868, Apr. 28, 1936. 436
Welcome Sunday morning; w Jessie
Brown Pounds, m James Henry Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore,
jr., Cincinnati, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 45005, Apr.
16, 1936. 437
Wenn du willst das du stillst ; couplet-
duett, aus Hine lustige Spreewald-
fahrt, w Alfred Schmasow. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author of m. R
44881, Apr. 29, 1936. 438
Wenn zwei sich lieben (When two love
dearly) ; English, Monroe H. Rosen-
feld, m Franz Lehar, arr. © Eunice
M. Rosenfeld, Enfield Lock, Middle-
sex, England, as widow of the au-
thor of w, and Augustus C. Ely,
Brooklyn, as author of the arrange-
ment of m. R 45098, May 13, 1936.
439
When a pal of mine steals a gal of
mine; w Alfred Bryan, m Kerry
Mills. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44992, May 4, 1936. 440)
When I’m alone with you; song, m
John T. Hall. © Vincent Bryan,
Los Angeles, as author of w. R
45250, May 27, 19386. 441
When I played kid games with you;
w and m Billy Littman, B. Heath
and Ed. Edwards. © Bobby Heath,
Philadelphia, as one of the authors.
R 45177, May 22, 1936. 442
703
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
443
ey
—Same. © Ed. Edwards, Phila-
delphia, as one of the authors. R
45178, May 22, 1986. 443,
When the autumn leaves cover the
ground; w and m Clarice Manning.
© Clarice M. McQuarrie, New York,
as author. R 44907, Apr. 29, 1936.
444
When the girl you want wants you;
waltz, w Jack Mahoney, m Theo-
dore Morse. © Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45002, Apr. 22,1936. 445
When the little girl you think of,
thinks of you; song, w Arthur J.
Lamb. © Milton H. Kohn, Newark,
N. J., asauthor of m. R 44896, Apr.
29, 1936. 446
When the watching time is past; gos-
pel song, w Johnson Oatman, jr., m
Frank Lehman, arr. Adam Geibel;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Steele
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 45145, May 20, 19386. 447
When winter turns to spring; w Ar-
thur J. Lamb, m H. W. Petrie. ©
Julia C. Petrie, Chicago, as widow of
the author of m. R 44873, Apr. 29,
1936. 448
When you know that your girlie loves
you; w Ren Shields, m Harry I.
Davis. © Grace Shields, Avenel,
N. J., aS widow of the author of w.
R 45071, Apr. 29, 1936. 449
When young Bud Weiser married Ann
Heuser Busch; w Will H. Dilg, m
H. W. Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie,
Chicago, as widow of the author of
m. R 45065, Apr. 29, 1936. 450
Where the white lights shine; song,
from Rogers brothers in Panama, w
Ed. Gardenier. © Max Hoffmann,
Freeport, L. L, N. Y., as author of
m. R 45181, May 22, 1936. 451
Where were you last night; w Alfred
Bryan, m Kerry Mills. © Frederick
Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 44988, May 4, 1936.
452
White (The) dawn is stealing; Amer-
ican-Indian song, w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart, m harmonized and elabo-
rated C. W. Cadman, op. 45; ten.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
Diego, Calif., as author of m. R
45340, May 27, 1936. 453,
pt. II, n. s., v. 382
Why April weeps; w Alice E. Allen;
high voice. © R. H. Woodman,
Brooklyn, as author of m. R 45303,
May 20, 1936. 454
Wiegenlied; op. 36, nr. 3; violine, mit
klavierbegl. © Paul Juon, Vevey,
Switzerland, as author. R 45116,
Mar. 18, 1936. 455:
Winter; med. or low voice. © Mary
Turner Salter, New York, as author.
R 45294, May 25, 1936. 456
Wise old Indian; w Jack Mahoney, m
Theodore Morse. © Theodora
Morse, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 44999, Apr. 22, 1936.
457
Wishes: w Henry Halloran, m Helen
S. Thompson. 1. Sop. or ten.—2.
Alto or bar. © Helen Thompson
Fowler, Chicago, as author of m. R
45194, May 23, 1936. 458
Work and pray; w Palmer Hartsough,
m James Henry Fillmore. © James.
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 45022, Apr. 16, 1936. 459.
Would you have the joybells ; w Lizzie
De Armond, m James Henry Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore, jr..,
Cincinnati, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 45015, Apr. 16, 1936.
460:
Wounded (The) heart; op. 5; pf. ©
Oliver Kleinschmidt, Lebanon, I11.,
as author. R 44807, Apr. 27, 1986.
461
Yaukee (The) girl; caprice, arr. The-
odore Moses Tobani; violin and pf.
© Joseph Morris Tobani, New York,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 45133, May 19,
1936. 462
Yes she did; w Alfred Bryan, m Kerry
Mills. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m.
R 44990, May 4, 1986. 463.
You'll have to ask my mother; w
Alfred Bryan, m Kerry Mills. ©
Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of m. R 44989,
May 4, 1936. 464
Young (The) lady of Parma; men’s
voices. © Margaret Ruthven Lang,
Boston, as author. R 45198, May
23, 1936. 465
704
RENEWALS
no. 5, 1936
Your eyes made me marry you; w and
m B. Heath and Gus Benkhart. ©
Bobby Heath, Philadelphia, as one
of the authors. R 45176, May 22,
1936. 466
Zip bing: march comique; band. ©
Chas. Fredericks, Cleveland, as au-
thor. R 45184, May 25, 1936. 467
1°°° arabesque; de Claude Debussy ;
violoncelle et pf. © Jean Deyzac,
705
470
Paris, as executor. R 44958, Apr.
23, 1936. 468
1°°° sonate; 1°°° mouvement, Weber,
analysée; pf. © Georges Sporck,
Paris, as author of analysis. R
44944, Apr. 23, 1936. 469
3°™° sonate; 1° mouvement, Weber,
analysée; pf. Georges Sporck,
Paris, as author of analysis. R
44945, Apr. 23, 1936. 470
15518-18648
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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CATALOG
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OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1936
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 6
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1936
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that the Catalog of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Notep py Usmrs or Tuts CaTALoG
HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
Sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except ‘a’, “an”, or “the”, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by
an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian);
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Brahms (Johannes); Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo
Zenobie Salvatore); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup);
Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Liszt (Franz); Massenet
(Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Moskow-
ski (Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Palestrina
(Giovanni Pierluigi Santo); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Rubinstein (Anton
Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Tschai-
kowsky (Peter Iljitch); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “‘Finf studien”, “12 études
élémentaires”, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., ‘“waltz’’, “dance”, “march”,
“allegro”’, “praeludium”, “nocturne”, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude”, “study”,
“fantasia”, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the
name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross
reference from the titles, and search should be made only under the names of
the composers.
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by”, “music by”) are to be under-
stood as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless
otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of title has been
abrogated, and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘“E’’, Class E, Musi-
cal compositions; “D”, Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘A”, Class A,
Books containing music; “©” implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; “© 1 c.” stands for copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of
the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $3, payable in advance, to the Super-
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express
order, or New York draft.
Under the provisions of the act of Congress approved May 23, 1928, the prices
of the various parts of the Catalog are now as follows:
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Part 1, Group 2, Pamphlets, Contributions to Newspapers or Periodicals,
EEE ONS © cig ek A ee st eg 3.00
Part 1, Group 3, Dramatic Compositions and Motion Pictures_____________ 2.00
enemas = Non se ee ee Be eee eee Se ee 2.00
Priore siCaluCOmpositions._ v5 ea ok ee ee a 3. 00
Part 4, Works of Art, Photographs, Prints, and Pictorial Illustrations____ 2.00
Susie numbers, (except Book ,leaflets)2:_..% 2.2 2 ee . 50
Annual Indexes, each, for complete calendar year_____________________-- 2. 00
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NOTICE
The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.
The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Nortce is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, insofar as any copyright
articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are
not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other
governmental library in the District of Columbia, such books or
articles may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested
by such claimant prior to December 31, 1936.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, hthographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
available for return.
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should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be supplied on request. Address Recistrer or Copyricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION Be MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. ‘The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vui of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. Gand vol.20 (1925)F
pages vil—vii of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, ‘vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vu of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xi—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. Be
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. /@, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages x1-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vil—vili ‘of no. oe
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vilitx of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922);
pages xlli-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—vill of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3.
New Zealand, Vole 12 (1917), pages v-1x of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of n Oud s
Palestine (excluding Trans-J ordan), Sk ‘28 (1933), pages vi-vii
of 710.: 9;
Poland, vol. 29 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3:
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vli—vili of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4,
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTE.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no state-
ment of authorship is given.
A Vabsente; paroles et mélodie. © 1
ce. May 21, 1986; E unp. 1273889; Hm-
manuel Delahaye, Saint-Malo, Ille-
et-Vilaine, France. 15518
A la Chopin; valse ecaprice, Albert
Rizzi, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion.
© June 18, 1936; E pub. 56028; O.
Pagani & bro., New York. 15519
A quoi bon vous dire; slow-fox, de
Fanfare d’amour, paroles René Pu-
jol, m Joé Hajos. © Dee. 31, 1935;
E for. 44706; Editions Coda, s. a.,
Paris. 15520
Above the clouds in Dreamland with
you; waltz song; with violin pt.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127448;
Vincent Juan Torres, New York.
15521
Accept our thanks; theme from Fin-
landia, text William Hodson, m Jean
Sibelius. 1. Mixed voices, arr. Wil-
liam Hodson.—2. Men’s voices, arr.
Bruce Carleton. © June 11, 1936;
E pub. 55800, 55801; Theodore Pres-
Ser co., Philadelphia. Tnazey Lalo
Addis Ababa; stomp, melody Anthony
Cingerana and W. Morgan. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 18, 1986; E unp. 126451; Wil-
liam Morgan, San Quentin, Calif.
15524
Addis Ababa italiana; canzone. © 1
e. June 23, 1936; E unp. 127022;
Aniello Petrellese, Chicago. 15525
Adoration ; by Felix Borowski, arr. R.
Spaulding Stoughton; organ and pf.
© June 11, 1936; E pub. 55811; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15526
Aeolian (The) string ensemble meth-
od; by George Dasch and Aileen
Bennett. Conductor se. bk. 1. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 56121; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 15527
Aeroplanes; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126057; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 15528
Aeroplanes [and] Trains; by Harold
Craxton; pf. © Apr. 16, 1936; E
for. 44651; Oxford uniy. press, Lon-
don. 15529
Aflame; w and melody E. Halpern and
Abner Silver. © 1c. June 9, 1936;
EK unp. 126189; Estelle Halpern, New
York. 15530
Afraid to live; song. ©1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126788; James Cottrell
Haton, Memphis, Tenn. 15531
After autumn; w and m Bob Wright
‘and Chet Forrest. © 1c. June 20,
19386; E unp. 126910; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 15532
After you’ve gone; fox-trot, Creamer
and Layton, arr. Larry Clinton;
orch. pts., with w. © June 29, 1936;
E pub. 56125; Joe Davis, inec., New
York. 15533
Agnus Dei; from the Mass for four
voices, William Byrd, ed. Max T.
Krone; mixed voices. © June 16,
1936; E pub. 558384; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15534
Ah! Ah; fox-trot, paroles Paul Mis-
raki, m Ray Ventura et Raymond
Legrand. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44781; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
15535
Ah! gee whiz; w J. Beny, melody G.
Chaney. © 1c. June 17, 19386; EH
unp. 126628; Joe Beny and Gus
Chaney, New York. 15536
Air castles; song, w Christie Sacotte.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125531;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
15537
Ajaccio-la-blanche; paroles Carulu
Giovoni, m Francois Agostini. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44816; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 15538
Album of my memories; w and melody
Ed Kirkeby. © 1c. June 12, 1936;
EH ounp. 126357; Lang-Worth feature
programs, ine., New York. 15539
Algerian market place; by David But-
tolph., © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125814; Movietone music corp., New
York. 15540
All alone—just i and you; song, arr.
Chas. Wolff; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © June 18, 1936; E pub. 55907;
Frederick W. Cheney, Brewster, O.
15541
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15542
All dolled up; song, w Frank Key. ©
1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127119;
William Frank Kocourek, Chicago.
15542
All on the altar; hymn, w and m Bay-
lus Benjamin McKinney. © May
14, 1986; E pub. 55715; Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention, Nashville. 15543,
All quiet on the old front porch to-
night; w and m Charlie Tobias, Ger-
ald Marks and Robert Burk; with
arr. for guit., ete. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 56004; Harry Engel, ine.,
New York. 15544
All right,—all right; song, m Luther
A. Clark, arr. for ukulele, etce.,
Aaron A. Clark. © May 29, 1936;
EK pub. 55518; Gustav Telschow,
North Lake, Wis. 15545
All right, all right, all right; w Rudy
Vallee and Dave Franklin, m R, Val-
lee; with guit. arr. © Apr. 7, 1936;
EH pub. 55878; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 15546
All the girls smile on me; song, arr.
J. H. Weber. © June 27, 1936; E
pub. 56119; Joseph Vincent Gibson,
Chicago. 15547
All through the night; w Eddie Stew-
art, melody Jean Bernice Moran.
© 1e. June 2, 1936; E unp. 126506;
Jean B. Moran, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 15548
All year ’round; w Charlie Tobias,
melody John Jacob Loeb. © 1 «.
June 13, 1986; E unp. 126497; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 15549
Alla marcia; di Francesco Ciléa ; orch.
Partitura. © May 25, 1936; HB for.
44497; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15550
Alle hampelmiinner tanzen; lustiges
intermezzo, Paul Lindemann; bDlas-
musik stimmen. © May 831, 1933;
E for. 44511; Edition Lindemann,
Otto Lindemann, Berlin. 15551
Allegretto quasi pastorale; by William
Busch; pf. © June 3, 19386; E for.
44552; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 15552
Alluring; fox-trot song. © 1c. June
11, 1986; E unp. 126382; N. Ellis
Dickerson, Stanaford, W. Va.
15553
Aima de gaucho; Argentine tango; pf.
© 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126445;
Frank Magnetico, Astoria, L. L.,
NC UY. 15554
Dt ny SG) V oe
Alma del bandonéon; letra Discépolo
y Amadori, m Enrique S. Discépolo;
org. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for.
44784; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
15555.
Alma mater; Williamstown high
school, w and m Ann Kinsey; pf.
© June 3, 19386; E pub. 55541; Wil-
liamstown high school alumni assn.,
Williamstown, Ky. 15556
Alma patilla; cancion. © 1 ¢. June
9, 1986; E unp. 126191; Jose Chavar-
ria, New York. 15557
Aima petenera; paso-doble, paroles
Anella et Liogar, m Luis Hspinosa.
© May 1, 1936; E for. 44845; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 15558
Aloha oe; Hawaiian guit., diagram
arr., with w. © Dee. 2, 1985; E pub.
55651; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
15559:
Alone at night on the prairie, with
my memories of you; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1c. June 2,
1936; EH unp. 125677; Dorothy V.
Dickinson, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
15560:
Along a shady lane with you; w and
m Harl Barr. ©1 ce. June 17, 1936;
E unp. 126576; Rose Ziskind, New
York. 15561
Alphabet song, yes me no work to-day ;
m Raymond Litzenberger; pf., with
w. © 1c June 8, 1936; EH unp.
126013; Joseph Damico, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 15562
Alphabet—what the words of Jesus.
mean; pf., with w. ©1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126854: Alberta McTee
Simmons, Cincinnati. 15563.
Alpine bird song; text and arr. of old
Alpine melody, Nadine Moore.
June 10, 1936; E pub. 55705; Boston
music co., Boston. 15564
Als er dir rosen brachte; lyrisches
intermezzo, Heinz Lindemann; orch.
stimmen. © Dec. 18, 1985; E for.
44512; Edition Lindemann, Otto.
Lindemann, Berlin. 15565
Altes (Hin) spielbuch; aus der Zeit
um 1500, liber Fridolini Sichery,
tibertragen u. hrsg. F. J. Giesbert ;
3, 4 u. 5 stimmen fiir blockfloten o.
beliebige andere instrumente. Spiel-
partitur. hft. 1,2. © Mar. 30, 1936;
E for. 44453, 44454; B. Schott’s.
sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
15566. 15567
708
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
15595
Always we must be sweethearts; w
and melody Truman Quinton. © 1
e. June 3, 1936; E unp. 125721; Wen-
dell Truman Quinton, Brookhaven,
Miss. 15568
Am I dreaming; fox trot song, w Earl
Showers. © 1c. June 1, 1986; E
unp. 125570; Charles Hart, San
Francisco. 15569
Am I in your way; song. © 1c. June
4, 1936; EB unp. 125785; Eleanor De
Graaf, Fairlawn, N. J. 15570:
Am I on; w and m Andy Razaf and
Paul Denniker. © June 15, 1936;
EK pub. 55880; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 15571
Amanecer; ranchera, paroles et m EKd-
uardo Bianco; pf. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44856; Julio Garzon, Paris.
15572
Amateur tin pan alley; w Freda Rica
Barrish, and melody. © 1c. m May
20, 1936; 1.¢. w June 13; EK. unp.
125149; George Barrish, Pittsburgh.
15573
America marches on; pf. treble. ©
1 e@ June 30, 1936; E unp. 127491;
Woodward Joseph Mullet, Bogalusa,
La. © 15574
American (The) legion marching song;
song, m T. A. Keller and Edwin H.
Peters, arr. E. H. Peters. © 1.
June 6, 19836; E unp. 126503; Theo-
dore A. Keller, Belleville, Il]. 15575
Americana (L’) ; w Marie Louise Cof-
fey; pf. © 1ce June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126094; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15576
Amore (L’) lontano; w and melody.
[Italian, Spanish and HWneglish ver-
sions] © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126559; Maria Gaittieri, Brooklyn.
15577
Amour (L’) est un petit jeu; blues, de
Marinella, paroles René Pujol, HE.
Audiffred et Géo Koger, m Vincent
Scotto. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44825;
Hditions Salabert, Paris. 15578
Ancient Hebrew prayer of thanksgiv-
ing; taken from Chassitic melodies
and hymn Adon olom, Harvey Gaul;
organ. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
59072; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
15579)
And I know that you'll be mine again;
song. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125626; David McRae, White Plains,
INS. 15580
Angel child; song. © 1 ¢. June 27,
1936; E unp. 127320; Jennie De-
Weese, New York. 15581
Angela Rosa; song. © 1c. June 25,
19386; E unp. 127106; Anthony E.
Cirino, Cleveland. 15582
Angels, carry this message for me; w
Viola. King; pf... ©. 1 ¢«, Junesezs
1936; E unp. 127186; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15583
Angler’s (The) song; w Izaac Walton,
m Robin Milford, op. 45; 2 children’s
voices. © June 18, 1936; E for.
44567; Novello & co., Itd., London.
15584
Anita; w and melody. © 1c. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126065; Michael Har-
rison, Philadelphia. 15585
Anna-Bell in Kentucky; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp. 125654;
George Boney, Ebensburg, Pa. 15586
Another dream gone wrong; w and m
Allie Wrubel; with guit. arr. ©
June 26, 19386; E pub. 56067; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 15587
Another year gone by; song. ©1e.
June 6, 19836; EH unp. 126028; Au-
gusta Harr Byers, Donora, Pa.
15588
Answer to a dream; song. ©1c¢. June
4, 1936; EH unp. 125740; Marguerite
M. Fitch, Brooklyn. 15589
Answer to maple on the hill; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. June 20, 1936; E
unp. 126855 ; Dick A. Hartman, Char-
lotte, N. C. 15590
Antica ninna-nanna partenopea; versi
dautore ignoto, armonizzazione
Franco Alfano. © May 28, 1936;
EH for. 44492; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan. 15591
Any time’s the time to fall in love;
song. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125758; Russell A. Smith, Dormont,
Pa. 15592
Anyhow we keep on the go; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E
unp. 126392; Benjimin Franklin
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 15593
Apart; fox-trot, w and melody. ©1c.
June 6, 19386; E unp. 125872; Fred-
erick Burton Hammann, Baltimore.
15594
Apollo; overture, arr.; accordion. ©
June 1, 19386; E pub. 55749; John
Krachtus, Chicago. 15595
709
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15596
Apostolic symphony; no. 1, Garth
Edmundson; organ. © May 28,
1936; E pub. 55573; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 15596
Appealing to Cupid; song; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © June 4, 1936;
E pub. 55551; John Puring, New
~ York. 15587
Aquila (L’) romana; canzone. © 1c.
June 11, 1936; E unp. 126272; Joseph
Vito Parisi, Brooklyn. 15598
Arabian mood; by David Buttolph.
no. 1, 2: © 1 «dune 4,01936-
unp. 125816, 125817; Movietone
music corp., New York.
15599, 15600
Are you angry with me, darling; w
Bob Miller and James Rouse, melody
Bo Miller. \©migersune ie 1936:
E unp. 126600; Bob Miller, inc., New
York. 15601
Are you thinking of me dear; song,
m Robert Harry Jessen. ©1e. June
8, 1986; E unp. 126015; Franklin Y.
Gates, jr., and Robert H. Jessen,
Dayton, O. 15602
Arise behold Texas unfold; march
song. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
125965; Mattie Cravy, Post, Tex.
15603
Arizona moonlight; song; pf. treble
ace. © 1c May 4, 19386; E unp.
126248; Jean Moore Davies, Pitts-
burgh. 15604
Arm in arming again; w Roy Weisman,
m Toby Tyler. ©1c. June 17, 1936;
E unp. 126636; Francis Leroy Weis-
man, Washington. 15605
Arne (Thomas Augustine) Two
minuets; from Artaxerxes, arr. and
ed. Edith Rowland; school orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and sc. © May
0, 1936; E for. 44628; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 15606
Around the Danube; paraphrase ou
Waves of the Danube, Frederick G.
Charrosin; orch. pts. © Feb. 1,
1936; EK for. 44576; J. Liber, London.
15607
Art thou sleeping, my maiden; tr. from
the Spanish of G. Vincente, by
Emanuel Geibel, English version
George H. Pickering, m Adolph Jen-
sen, arr. George H. Pickering. 1.
Sop. 1, 2 and alto.—2, Mixed voices.
© June 4, 1936; E pub. 55585, 55586 ;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
15608, 15609
pt. II, n. s., v. 32
As children worship; songs, prayers
and poems for primary groups,
Jeanette EK. Perkins, m J. E. Perkins
and others, assisted by Alton
O’Sheen. © June 12, 1936; AA
207874; Sidney Adams Weston, Bos-
ton. 15610
As long as you are there; song, m E.
Spielman. ©1e. June 17, 1936; E
unp. 126644; Grace Keefe, Spring-
field, O. 15611
As torrents in summer ; from King Olaf,
w Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, m
Edward Elgar, arr. C. F. Manney;
sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. © June 1,
19386; E pub. 55555; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 15612
AS we go Swingin’ in the rain; song.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126054;
Mitchell Grand, Harrisburg, Pa.
15613.
As you go so go I; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126721;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
15614
Ascherberg’s second piano accordion
album; ed. and arr. Rupert Cowlin.
© May 22, 1985; E for. 44599;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 15615.
Asleep in the depot; w Bob Rothberg,
melody Joseph Meyer. © 1 c. June
20, 1936; E unp. 126817; Words &
music, inc., New York. 15616
At a dance I met you by chance; song,
arr. Hy Pritchard. © 1c. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126627; Richard Mur-
ray, New Orleans. 15617
At random; song, w Leota Lane. ©
1c. June 18, 1986; E unp. 126671;
Ted Cella, New York. 15618
At the end of the trail; pf., with w.
©1ec. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127317;
Jennie DeWeese, New York. 15619
At the ladybirds’ ball; musical cartoon,
Montague Ewing; orch. pts. © Feb.
20, 1936; E for. 44577; J. Liber, Lon-
don. 15620:
At the old rugged cross; hymn, w and
m Baylus Benjamin McKinney. ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55716; Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention, Nashville. 15621
At the place called Calvary; hymn, w
and m Ruth A. Thompson. © May
13, 1936; E pub. 55598; Elmo L.
Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 15622
710
—---~*
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
15649
At the royal ball; song. © 1c. June
1, 19386; E unp. 125669; Lelah B.
Buckley, Carroll, Neb. 15623
At your request; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126862; Wil-
liam Dougherty, Anaconda, Mont.
15624
Atlantic City honeymoon; ist violin,
with w. ©1c. June 1, 1986; E unp.
125566; Kathryn Dale, Atlantic City.
15625
Atlantic City moon; w and m Dick
Zendt; pf. © 1c. June 6, 1936; E
unp. 125892; Richard Moyer Zendt,
Souderton, Pa. 15626
Atlantic moon; waltz, w Benjamin
Walker, and melody. ©1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 125962; Joseph Gar-
gani, Philadelphia. 15627
Attending college school; w Redwood
music syndicate, m Ward Baker. ©
May 11, 1936; E pub. 55791; Peter
R. A. Sommers, Visalia, Calif.
15628
Au dela des nuages; tango, paroles
George Zwingel, m Henry Himmel;
orch. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44817; H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
15629
Au revoir to dear old Erin; waltz song.
© June 12, 1936; E for. 44739; Tom
Jones, Liverpool. 15630
Audrey; melody John Kozora. ©1«.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126230; John
Andrew Kozora, Mingo Junction, O.
156381
Auf weidersehen, but not good-bye; pf.,
with w. ©1ec. June 16, 1936; E unp.
126535; Dorothy Chaffee Le Duce,
Portland, Or. 15632
Auld lang syne; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram atrr., with w. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E pub. 55652; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 15633
Aus liebe zu dir; konzert-walzer,
Hanns Lohr; orch. stimmen. ©
Apr. 3, 1936; E for. 44408; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig. 15634
Authentic (The) two-part aural prac-
tice book; by Dorothy Bradley. ©
Apr. 380, 1936; E for. 44484; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
15635
Autumn twilight; w and m LaNell
Compton; pf. ©1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127189; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 15636
Ave Maria; m John B. Archer; 8&-pt.
mixed humming cho., with sop. obbl.
© June 15, 1936; E pub. 55840; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 15637
— song, m C. Rossi-Diehl. © 1 ©.
May 22, 1936; E unp. 126595; Courty
Rossi-Diehl, Glen Ridge, N. J. 15638
Avec ses sabots; paroles Louis Poterat,
m Francis Chagrin. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44780; Ray Ventura & Gie.,
Paris. 15639
Aventures (Les) de Boubou (Boubou’s
adventures); paroles francaises et
anglaises et m Jan Favola. © Mar.
1, 1936; D 39102; Hogge, Paris.
15639*
Awakening; by H. Engelmann, arr.
Charles Gilbert Spross; organ and
pf. © June 11, 1986; E pub. 55814;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15640
Ay, ay, ay; fox trot, transcribed Ferde
Grofe. ©1c June 17, 1936; E unp.
126578; Robbins music corp., New
York. 15641
Ay, ay, senorita; song, m Arthur Lee
Mancebo. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E
unp. 126482; Mabelle Claire Dear-
durff, Oakland, Calif. 15642
Babe; by Samuel Kaylin. ©1c. June
9, 1986; E unp. 126208; Movietone
music corp., New York. 15643
song, melody
©1c. June 5,
Lee Vertia
15644
Babe, I care for you;
Clarke Parker Tate.
1986; E unp. 125857;
Daniels, Memphis, Tenn.
Baby face; song, w Carl Sandburg. ©
1c. May 22, 19386; E unp. 126596;
Courty Rossi-Diehl, Glen Ridge, N. J.
15645
Baby! have a heart; w Harry Ostrow,
melody Abe Ostrow. © 1c. June 5,
1986; E unp. 125836; Abraham M.
Ostrowsky, Brooklyn. 15646
Baby lullaby; w and melody. © 1.
June 25, 1986; E unp. 127305; Ralph
Gordon, Brooklyn. 15647
Baby shoes; w and m. © 1. June
24, 1936; E unp. 127122; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, Ill. 15648
Baby’s eyes; lullaby, m Rosamond
Thorne; pf. © May 18, 1936; E pub.
5509382; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Bos-
ton. 15649
(Gin
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15650
Bach (Johann Sebastian) ‘The art of
the fugue; transcribed Roy Harris
and M. D. Herter Norton; string
quartet. Se. and pts. © June 3,
1886 ; E pub. 55881 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 15650
Cariad Crist; y geiriau cymraeg
o waith William Williams, English w
from C. Elliott and Ray Palmer, m
freely transcribed and adapted; sop.
and contralto. © May 25, 1936; E
for. 44430; Charles Clements, Abery-
stwyth, Wales. 15651
Pedai exercitium ; unfinished con-
eert study, completed and ed. Robert
L. Bedell; pedal organ; in G min. ©
May 18, 1936; E pub. 55508; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
15652
See what His love can do; ten.
aria from Church cantata no. 85,
transcribed Hubert J. Foss; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Mar. 12, 1936; E for.
44663 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
15653
Bachelor (The) belles; operetta, libret-
to Rose A. Seymour, m John Laur-
ence Seymour, op. 13. © Dec. 27,
1935; D 39096; Samuel French, New
York. 15653*
Back again; song; pf. arr. Harle F.
Elder. © June 16, 1936; E pub.
00839; Joseph A. Civilett, Wilkins-
pure Pia. 15654
Back "em back; ten. banjo. J©ri -c«
June 1, 1936; H unp. 125668; William
Nicholas, New York. 15655
Back in dear old New Hampshire; w
and melody E. J. McMahon. © 1 e¢.
June 6, 1986; E unp. 125900; Hd-
ward J. McMahon and Robert J.
Stell, Pompton Plains, N. J. 15656
Back up our President; song. © 1 ¢.
June 3, 1986; E unp. 125734; Lucy
Hieber Snyder, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
15657
Bad as you are; w and m Eddie Lis-
bona and Tommie Connor. © June
2, 1986; E for. 44545; Dix, Itd., Lon-
don. 15658
Badenweiler-marsch ; von Georg First,
bearb. Curt Mahr; chromatisches o.
pf. akkordion. © Mar. 30, 1936; H
for. 44459; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 15659
Badinage-staccato; by Jacques Miller,
op. 14; pf. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
50004; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
15660
Dt. HT, neste vs 3
Ballad of Ozie Powell; song, w Langs-
ton Hughes. © 1 ¢. June 22, 1936;
HE eunp. 126915; Harrison Wall John-
son, New York. 15661
Balloons; by Cecil Arlen; pf. © June
22, 1956; H pub. 55947; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 15662
Band (The) played on; w and m J. F.
Palmer and ©. B. Ward, arr. V. G.
Ganeff, Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff; with
chords for ukulele and guit. © June
22, 1936; E pub. 56061; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 15663
Band (The) played on and on; fox-trot,
w and m Irving Gordon and Ernie
Burnett, arr. Jimmie Dale; dance
orch. pts. © June 15, 1936; E pub.
50704; Isham Jones music corp., New
York. 15664
Bar (Der) Mitzya; selection, melodies.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp, 126172;
Philip Laskowsky, New York. 15665
Barinia; based on Russian folk tune;
‘ pf. and violin. © 1c. June 6, 19386;
EK unp. 125902; Alexander N. Zarou-
bine, New York. 15666
Bats in the belfry; founded on theme
by Austen Croom-Johnson, Billy
Mayerl, arr. George Windeatt; orch.
pts. © June 12, 1986; E for. 44540;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Londen.
15667
Bavarian laendlers album; arr.; ac-
cordion. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
55750; John Krachtus, Chicago.
15668
Be nobody’s darling but mine; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1936; E
unp. 126397; Benjimin Franklin
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 15669
Be ready to fall in love; song. ©1e.
June 29, 1886; E unp. 127400; Jack
Harry Merriner, Sherrill, N. Y.
15670
Beatitudes (The); short cantata, m
J. M. Hughes. © June 3, 1986; BH
pub. 55624; Jennie Mae Hughes,
Wyandotte, Mich. 15671
Beau (Le) général; 6/8 marche, pa-
roles Jean Féline, m Raymond Wras-
koff; orch. ptes. © Jan. 30, 1936;
E for. 44550; Editions Max Hschig,
Paris. 15672
Beautiful Alleghenies; song, melody
Luther A. Clark. © 1 e¢. June 12,
1936; E unp. 126325; Charles Seitz,
Sapulpa, Okl. 15673
712
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Beautiful (The) blue Danube waltzes ;
by Johann Strauss, op. 314, arr.; ten.
guit., in diagram. © May 15, 1936;
E pub. 56123; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 15674
Beautiful (A) dream; w Lillian and
Toiber, m Sholom Secunda; pf.
[Yiddish text only] ©1le June 23,
1936; E unp. 126989; Samuel Se-
cunda, New York. 15675
Beautiful dreamer; by Stephen Foster,
concert version arr. Chester Wallis;
high voice, in E flat. © June 27,
1936; E pub. 56101; Boston music
co., Boston. 15676
—w and m Stephen C. Foster, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; sop. 1, 2 and
alto cho., with violin obbl. © June
11, 1986 ; E pub. 55853; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 15677
Beautiful (A) flower passed out of my
heart, when I lost you; song. ©l1e.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126997 ; Ernest
John Lohrman, Los Angeles. 15678
Beautiful (A) girl in the right fellow’s
arms; w and melody. ©1c. June 2,
1986; E unp. 126452: Vera Ruther-
ford, Hamiota, Manit., Canada.
15679
Beautiful (A) melody, a lovely song;
song, m Freda M. Schmidtgall. ©
1 c. June 20, 1986; E unp. 126851;
Milton Olin Ranum, Freda, N. D.
15680
Beautiful night of dreams; valse, w
and melody. ©1e. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 1267383; O. Bill Heyer,
Chaska, Minn. 15681
Beautiful Vienna; pf. © 1 ¢ June
18, 1936; E unp. 126730; Aurel A.
Fonder, Kansas City, Mo. 15682
Beauty parlor blues; song. © 1 «.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127319; Jen-
nie DeWeese, New York. 15683
Because it’s your birthday today; w
and melody Nick Kenny and Charles
Kenny. ©1c. June 12, 1936; E unp.
126371; Words & music, inc., New
York. 15684
Because, my darling, I love you best;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf., with w.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127134;
Teddy Roosevelt Ford and Nick Ral-
lis, Portland, Or. 15685
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Bagatelle in
A minor; arr. Reuven V. Kosakoff,
ed. and fingered Stella Nahum and
15698
Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe; pf. © June
1, 1986; E pub. 55566; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 15686
Ecossaise; 2d pf. pt. Reuven V.
Kosakoff, selected and ed. Stella Na-
hum and Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe.
© June 1, 1936; E pub. 55568; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 15687
——Hlegy (Hlegischer gesang); op.
118, English version and arr. C. F.
Manney ; sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. ©
‘June 1, 1986; EH pub. 55556; B. FEF.
Wood musie co., Boston. 15688
Menuet from the Septet, op. 20;
arr. Paul J. Dahm; flute, oboe, B flat
clarinet, bassoon and pf. Se. and
pts. © June 18, 1936; E pub. 55900;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 15689
Two dances; arr. Reuven V. Kosa-
koff, ed. and fingered Stella Nahum
and Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe; pf. ©
June 1, 19386; E pub. 55570; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 15690
Before it’s too late; w Irv Pollock and
Johnny Lang; pf. treble. ©ic. June
1, 1936; EH unp. 125620; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Hollywood, Calif. 15691
Before we ever met; w and melody.
©ic. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126529;
Walfred Heinen, Scotia, N. Y
"15692
Behold, it is written; Bible quotations,
set to m; mixed voices. no. 1-12.
1 ec. Apr. 25, 1936; E unp. 126267;
Louise Hills Lewis, Independence,
Mo. 15693
Believin’ in love; song, m Mary Jane.
Newell. ©1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125652; Harold H. LeCrone, Nor-
man, Okl. 15694
Bells (The) of heaven; w Ralph Hodg-
son, m Greville Cooke; unison voices.
© May 13, 1986; E for. 44582;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
15695
Bells (The) of old Shandon; w and m
A. Sawyer. © 1c. June 6, 1936; H
unp. 125896; Adella Sawyer and S.
D. Wilcox, Hollywood, Calif. 15696
Belong to you; song, m Mary Jane
Newell. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
126620; Harold H. LeCrone, Norman,
Okl. 15097
Below the Mason Dixon line; w and
melody. © 1c June 15, 1936; E
unp. 126479; Charles Stephen Fleck,
Philadelphia. 15698
713
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15699
Ben Bernie, the ole maestro, collection
of favorite songs; compiled Ben
Bernie; with arrs. for guit., ete. ©
June 29, 1936; AA 209344; Chart
music pub. house, ine., Chicago.
15699
Bench (A), a book, a girl; melody.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125954 ;
Martin Belfore, Lindenhurst, L. I.,
No Xe 15700
Beneath a southern moon; serenade,
Frederick A. Williams, op. 163; pf.
© June 11, 1986; E pub. 55827;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15701
Beneath the prairie sky; song. ©1e.
June 29, 1936; E unp. 1273894; Ben
Clark, Gilroy, Calif. 15702
Benny sent me; w and m Spencer Wil-
liams and Thomas Waller. © 1 «.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125508; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 15703
Berceuse; v. Bruno C. Schestak, arr.
Hanns Lohr; salonorch. u. orches-
ter-erginzungsstimmen. © Jan. 21,
1936; E for. 44722 ; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
15704
Berkeley hills; by Sydney Rosenbloom,
op. 32; pf. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55950; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15705
Beside the Shalimar, dream girl that’s
where you are; song, m Leo Richard.
©1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126781;
Leona McClelland, Lake Placid, Fla.
15706
Bessie Bobtail; w James Stephens, m
Samuel Barber, op. 2, no. 3; med.
voice. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
50969 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15707
Betrayal by surprise; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. June 19, 1936; E
unp. 126848 ; Marcel Rodrigo, Brook-
lyn. 15708
Better get your bonnet on; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 22, 1936; E unp.
127015; Andrew R. O’Connor, Ros-
lindale, Mass. 15709:
Between the roses; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 125980; Marie
Faes, Fenton, Mich. 15710
Beulah, the hula dancing Hawaiian
queen; w A. I. Long and Florence
Johanson, and melody. © 1c. June
9, 19386; E unp. 126185; Andy Iona
Long, Los Angeles. 15711
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Big Bonus Joe; w and melody. © 1
e. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126605;
Harrison Jackson, Lebanon, Ky.
15712
Big brown eyes; by F. Hershey; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127129; E. Frantz Her-
shey, jr., Hershey, Pa. nisy@ ts
Big chief De Sota; fox-trot, w Andy
Razaf, m Fernando Arbelo. © June
1, 1986; E pub. 55526; Joe Davis,
inc., New York. 15714
Big rock candy mountain; Hawaiian
guit., diagram arr., with w. © Dee.
2, 1935; E pub. 556538; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. LOTS
Big (The) shot’s ball; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. June
26, 19386>."°H unp:” 1272352" men:
Visco, Phoenix, Ariz. 15716
Billy and his drum; by Joseph R.
Martucci, op. 2, no. 1; pf. © May
25, 1986; E pub. 55970; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15717
Bionda veneziana; canzone, melodia
Antonio Misuraca, op. 68. © 1.
June 15, 1986; EH unp. 126528; Pao-
lino De Montechiaro, Chicago.
15718
Bird on the wing; w and melody. ©
1c. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125976;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
15719
Birth of the swing; fox trot, w and
m George Richards and Sidney Rus-
sell. © June 8, 1936; E pub. 55681;
Joe Davis, inc., New York. 15720
Bisschen melodie, bisschen sympathie ;
Slowfox, w Fritz Jahn, m Géza
Dusik. © Mar. 14, 1936; E for.
44764; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 15721
Bitter-sweet ; w Shakespeare, m Cuth-
bert Forster; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
June 5, 19386; E for. 44505; Banks
& son, York, England. 15722
Black sheep; song. © 1 ec. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126789; James Cottrell
Haton, Memphis, Tenn. 15723
Bless your heart; fox-trot; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. June 8, 1936; E unp.
125995; Frank Clifton Harford, Los
Angeles. 15724
Blind (The) mendicant ; w and m Ber-
nard Hamblen; in C min. © June
8, 19386; E pub. 55712; Chappell &
co., inc., New York. 15725
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Blow out the eandles; w Faith Bald-
win, with melody. © 1c. Jume 12,
1936; E unp. 126328; Ada Virginia
Hull, Hollywood, Calif. 15726
Blue, blue Arizona moon; w A. D.
Leonaiti, m O. Bertoia. © 1c. May
28, 1936; E unp. 126377; Anton D.
Leonatti and Oreste Bertoia, De-
troit. 15727
Biue (The) bonnet girl; w and m Ross
Childers, arr. Bernie Clements. ©
1 e@ May 29, 1986; E unp. 125464;
Ross Hansen, Houston. 15728
Blue bonnet parade; w and m Edgar
Savage Booth; pf. © 1c. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126617; E. S. Booth,
Terrell, Tex. 15729
Blue in the black of night; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. June 29, 1986; EH
unp. 127424; Beverly Frankel, Chi-
cago. 15730
Blue lagoon; song, m Frances Evelyn
Dougan. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E
unp. 127352; Francis Earl Pat.erson,
Junction City, Kan. 15731
Blue lament; from Back to the kitchen,
w Ruth Gallert, m Eleanor Mackey.
© May 27, 1936; E pub. 55846;
Junior class, 19387, New Jersey col-
lege for women, New Brunswick,
IN. Je 15732
Blue love; w and melody. ©1c. June
1, 1936; E unp. 125703; Alfred Cav-
aliere, Philadelphia. 15733
Blue melody; pf. ©1c. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126180; Charlie Varela, New
York. 15734
Blue pines; song. © 1c June 18,
1936; E unp. 126706; Alice E. Den-
nis, Choteau, Mont. 15735
Blue rhythm; w Harold Paul Lueth;
pf. © 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp.
127190; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 15736
Blue seas; w Jack Mooney, m Felix
Mills. ©1c. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127054; John W. Mooney and Gor-
don R. Mills, Los Angeles. 15737
Body and soul; w and melody. ©1e.
June 16, 1986; E unp. 126720; Ward
Allen, Lois Allen, and Ralph Os-
borne, Altadena, Calif. 15738
Bona fide; melody. © 1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126731; O. Bill Heyer,
Chaska, Minn. 15739:
Boneyard (The) glide; slow fox-trot,
John Stanley Crandell; band pts.
© May 11, 1936; E pub. 55843; John
S. Crandell, Urbana, III. 15740
15755
Bonnie (The) hills of Scotland; w and
melody. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125977; May Gourlay Hupfel, New
York. 15741
Booger dust; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 ec. June 19, 1986; E unp. 126782;
Thomas Clem, Bismarck, Ill. 15742
Book (The) called the Bible; w and
m James Palmer, jr.; pf. © May
13; 1936; E unp. 55603; Elmo L.
Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 15743
Book (The) of books; hymns, m C. D.
Tilman. © Apr. 8, 1936; E pub.
55622; Bernice Casebeer Thursen,
Fairfield, Calif. 15744
Boondoggle (A) ballad; melody. ©
1 ¢. June 5, 1986; BH unp. 125864;
Charles M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
15745
melody. ©1c. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 127307; Herman J. Goette,
Richmond Hill, N. Y. 15746
— pf. ©l1e June 19, 1936; E unp.
126766; Helen H. Cryder, Wakefield,
Mass. 15747
——— song, w Berton Braley. © 1 «.
June 24, 1986; E unp. 127046; Al-
bert W. Engelken, Elmhurst, N. Y.
15748
w Berton Braley. © 1.
June 25, 1936; E unp. 127105; Grace
Stanley Stevens, Washington. 15749
w Berton Braley, and melody. ©
1c. June 24, 1986; E unp. 127041;
Freda Kramer, New York. 15750
Boo-ze-00-ze-0o (The) ; song. © June
25, 1936; E for. 44731; D’Arcy Hinds,
Toronto. 15751
Born lucky; w E. Dorien, melody J.
Elly. ©1c. June 19, 1936; E unp.
126755; Joseph Elly and Edwin
Dorien, New York. 15752
Boston (The) tea party; pf. ©l1e.
May 28, 1936; E unp. 126385; Frank
Ryerson, Chicago. 15753
Boys of sixteen; w L. W. Manbeck, m
R. B. Shade; pf. © 1 ¢. May 22,
1936; E unp. 125588; Lester W.
Manbeck and Richard B. Shade,
Lewiston, Pa. 15754
Boy’s (A) song; w James Hogg, cyf.
Tom Parry; unison voices. © Apr.
1, 1936; E for. 44431; Mansel
Thomas, Cardiff, Wales. 15755
Brahms (Johannes) In silent night
(In stiller nacht) ; Suabian folksong,
harmonized J. Brahms, English ver-
715
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15756
Brahms (Johannes )—Continued.
sion Alfred Marlhom, m arr. and ace.
Wallingford Riegger; sop. and alto
cho. © June 22, 1986; E pub. 56038 ;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
15756
Sapphic ode; w Hans Schmidt, m
arr. Geraldine Daggett; sop. 1, 2 and
alto cho. © June 27, 1936; E pub.
06105; Boston music co., Boston.
15757
Brand (A) new day; fox-trot song, w
Clarinne Cully and Sam Adelman,
melody Mina Zello. © 1 ec. May 15,
1936; E unp. 124523; A. W. Brown,
Hamburg, Ia. 15758
Break through the breakers with me;
w Eddie Malle, m and arr. Willard
Grove and Eddie Malle; violin with
cued in harmony. © 1. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126606; Clyde Esnard
Malle, Philadelphia. 15759
Breaker of hearts; w and melody. ©
1c. June 8, 1986; H unp. 126022;
Gail Dickson Patterson, Wellesley,
Mass. 15760
Breath of God; w Edwin Hatch, m
Mary Turner Salter; high voice. ©
May 25, 1986; E pub. 55953; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 15761
Brillandina (La); marcia; pf., con
versi. © 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp.
127096; Di Mauro Salvatore, Law-
rence, Mass. 15762
Bring back those memories, of the old
oaken bucket; song. © 1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126988; Frederick
Kenard Cochran, Chico, Calif.
15763
Broadway drag; w and melody. ©1c.
June 13, 1936; E unp. 126899; Mi-
chael J. Peterson and LeRoy Ma-
gruder, Baltimore. 15764
Broken hearted; song, m James IL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126868; Helen
Louise Weber, Marshall, Mo. 15765
Broken-hearted little wooden soldier ;
w James Cavanaugh, m Michael
Cleary; with guit..arr. © June 24,
1936 ; E pub. 56072; Mills music, ine.,
New York. 15766
Broken playthings; song, arr. Herman
A. Hummel. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E
unp. 125631; Wm. Frederick Dissell,
Cleveland. 15767
Dt. HIyOES av aot
Brussels (Iris) Sonata; second and
third movements; pf. © 1 ¢. June
9, 1936; E unp. 126165; Iris Brussels,
Paterson. 15768
Bubbling ; song, harmonized Naomi Os-
tien and Lillian Richardson; pf.
June 27, 1986; E pub. 56118; Robert
Ray Petrie, Norwood, Pa. 15769
Bugle call no. 2; by David Buttolph.
© 1c June 4, 1936; E unp. 125815;
Movietone musie corp., New York.
15770
Build me a home; fox-trot, melody. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1986; E unp. 126460;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
15771
Bull frog blues; by Chas. Caldwell and
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936;
E unp. 127280; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 15772
Bunky Dee; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 23, 1986; E unp. 127025; Don-
ald Andrew Spencer, Cincinnati.
15773
Burley (Winifred) Six songs of play-
time. © Jan. 23, 1936; E for. 44730;
Allan & co., prop. ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 15774
Busy (The) clock; w and m Mary
Black; pf.. © June 27, 1936s. moun
56111; Boston musie co., Boston.
15775
Busy corners; by Blaise Montandon;
pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub. 55944;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 15776
Busy feet; song. © 1c June 26,
19386; E unp. 127236; John Henry
Barker, Crewe, Va. 15777
But did you ask me to; w Bernard
Green, and melody. © 1c. June 22,
1986; E unp. 126888; Marian
Smedes, Houston. 15778
By a singing waterfall there’s a lovely
valley; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© May 25, 1936; E pub. 55673; Les-
ter H. Powell, Tower City, Pa.
15779
By de Swanee River shore; w B.
Setzer, m S. M. Vandehei. © 1 «.
Juve 8, 1986; E unp. 126026; Beulah
Setzer and Sylvia M. Vandehei,
Cheyenne, Wy. 15780
By the fountain (A la @Qlaire fon-
-taine); French-Canadian folk-song,
English text and m arr. Irvin
Cooper; mixed cho. © June 27,
19386; E pub. 56090; Boston music
co., Boston. 15781
116
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
By the sea at Waikiki; song. ©1c.
June 4, 19386: E unp. 125749; Henry
F. Bollendonk, Laurelton, L. L.,
N.Y. 15782
Bye-bye Landon, goodbye; pf. treble,
with w. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
55906; James F. Kiely, St. Louis.
15783
C’est Bichon; slow-fox, de Bichon,
paroles Jertal et Fernand Rivers,
m Henry Verdun. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44836; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 15784
Cabin in the hills; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 26, 1986; E unp. 127263;
Clara Elizabeth Morrison, Detroit.
15785
Cachita; rumba, letra Bernardo C.
Sancrist6bal, m Rafael Hernandez.
© Apr. 30, 19386; E for. 44709;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 15786
Caido del cielo; tango cancién, Pedro
Polito y Antonio Polito; pf. © Apr.
1, 1986; E for. 44857; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 15787
California; fox-trot, paroles Jacasse
et Jean Chapelle, m Paul Fauchey.
© Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44788; Edi-
tions Pan, s. a., Paris. 15788
California ripples; by Ted Fiorito and
Paul Weirick; pf. © June 15, 1936;
E pub. 55781; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 15789
California rose; w Harry Pyle, and
melody. ©1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125743; Robert Wyatt, Brooklyn.
15790
California sunshine; song. Orie
June 30, 19386; E unp. 127475; Mary
J. McMillan, Richmond, Calif.
15791
Californios (Los); in 3 acts; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1c. May 8, 1936;
E unp. 126388; Evelyn H. Schmitz,
San Francisco. 15792
Call (The) of the desert; fox-trot
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1c.
June 16, 1936; E unp. 126561; Ethel
J. Fogle, Washington. 15793:
Call of the hills; w Paul Southworth
Bliss, m Oscar J. Fox. © June 11,
1936; E pub. 55817; ‘Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15794
Call (The) of the pipes; w Charles
G. Mortimer, m Alan Murray. ©
May 18, 1936; E for. 44636; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 15795
84306—36——2
15807
Call of the range; w Geo. MackKera-
cher, melody Jean Bernice Moran.
©1c. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127459 ;
Jean B. Moran, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 15796
Calling you; w and m Gracie Cornett.
© 1c. June 1, 1986; BE unp. 125568;
Gracie Cornett Ramsey, San An-
tonio. 15797
Camel caravan; by Cyril J. Mock-
ridge. © 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126205; Movietone music corp., New
York. 15798
Caminitos; paso-doble; org. ptes. ©
May 20, 1986; H for. 44691; Mariano
Yanguas, Madrid, Spain. 15799
Can a mule outrun a cow; song. ©
1 ce. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126790;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn. 15800
Cancion de cuna; tango, paroles et m
Eduardo Bianco. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44848; Julio Garzon, Paris.
15801
Candles of youth; Children’s day
pageant, Verna Whinery, m I. H.
Meredith. © Apr. 9, 1936; D 39089;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
15801*
Candy city; song. ©1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125670; Lelah B. Buckley,
Carroll, Neb. 15802
Can’t we be sweethearts again; w and
melody. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
126590; James Arnheiter, Newark,
N. J. : 15803
Can’t we fall in love; w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson. © 1 «.
June 20, 1986; E unp. 126908; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
15804
Cantemus Domino; v. Marco Giuseppe
Perandi, hrsg. Bernward Beyerle; 3
sop. u. kontinuo. Partitur. © Nov.
21, 1935; E for. 44720; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 15805
Cantiléne ; by Robert L. Bedell; organ;
in B min. © May 18, 1936; E pub.
55507 ; Hdward Schuberth & ¢o., inc.,
New York. 15806
Cantu di malineunia (Chant de mélan-
colie) ; paroles Santu Casanova, m
Henri Tomasi. © Apr. 1, 1936; EH
for. 44801; Henry Lemoine & cGie.,
Paris. 15807
emt
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15808
Canzona (La) della guerra italiana ed
etiopica; mand. o violino, con versi.
© 1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127386;
Mario Lucchetti, Susquehanna, Pa.
15808
Canzone d’Alabama; fox-trot, parole
L. L. Martelli e E. Neri [and] Mia;
fox-trot lento, parole A. R. Borella,
arr. Mario Mariotti: m Mario Mari-
otti; orchestrina pti. © Apr. 29,
1936; E for. 44559; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 15809
Carlisle (Cliff) greatest collection of
cowboy and mountain songs; 50 big
hits, [compiled] C. Carlisle; with
euit., .arrs. ©) June! 1, AoserreAA
207593 ; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
15810
Carmelita; waltz song, melody H.
Swensson and Sam Adelman. ©1 ce.
June 18, 19386; E unp. 126681; Hinar
Swensson, St. Mary’s, Pa. 15811
Carry your Bible; hymn. © June 1,
1936; E pub. 55891; L. James Kindig,
Mattoon, Il. 15812
Carter Paterson van [and] Jig-saw
puzzle; by Olive J. Wood; pf.
Apr. 16, 1986; E for. 44652; Oxford
univ. press, London. 15813
Cartes; du film Les deux gamines,
Maurice Yvain, F. Jeanjean et M.
Jeanjean; pf. © Apr. 1, 1986; E
for. 44838 ; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
15814
Cartomancienne (La); paroles Jean
Féline, m Paul Misraki. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44778; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 15815
Castello nel bosco; danze, Franco Casa-
vola, istrumentazione e trascrizione
Carmelo Preite; grande banda. Par-
titura. © May 28, 1986; E for.
44493; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15816
Castles in Spain; song, arr. J. W.
Adams and Norman Frauenheim. ©
1 e. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126004;
James W. Adams, Washington.
15817
Castles on the sand; w and m Bethell
Long. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125649; William Bethell Long, jr.,
New York. 15818
Cause the one that with me is you; w
and. melody. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1936; E
unp. 126391; Benjiman Franklin
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 15819
pt. TI, n. s., v.31
Ce soir; tango, paroles Parrisé, m
Léon Montagné. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44849; Julio Garzon, Paris.
15820
Ce soir, je pense 4 vous; boston, pa-
roles Dommel, m H. Rawson.
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44783; Ray Ven-
tura & cie., Paris. 15821
Celtic idyl; by George Johnson; violin
and pf. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55807; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15822
Celtic song; by George F. Boyle; pf.
© June 11, 1986; E pub. 55829’; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 158238
Centennial songs of Texas; ed. and
compiled Virgil O. Stamps; mixed
voices. © Apr. 15, 19386; AA 208474 ;
Stamps-Baxter music ¢co., Dallas.
15824
Champagne (A) rendezvous; w LaVeda
Sheridan, and melody. © 1 ¢. May
25, 1936; E unp. 126176; Hileen
Marie Edblom, Eugene, Or. 15825
Chant (Le) de la couture; paroles et
mélodie. © 1 ce. May 21, 1936; H
unp. 127390; Emmanuel Delahaye,
Saint-Malo, Ille-et-Vilaine, France.
15826
Chants, basses et chorals; pour l'étude
de la réalisation 4 4 ptes. vocales,
Simone Plé-Caussade. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44807; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 15827
Chapultepec; ballet suite. no. 1,2. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 20, 1986; E unp. 122630,
122834; Max Urban, Mexico City.
15828, 15829
Charm me asleep to music; w Robert
Herrick, m Wilfrid Sanderson ; voice
and trumpet or cornet solo, with
orch. acc.; in A. Pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © May 19, 1936; E for.
44612; Boosey & co., 1td., London.
15830
Charms; waltz song, w Jane Dodson.
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126564 ;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
15831
Charon barearole; pf. © 1 ¢ June
22, 1936: E unp. 126926; Lillian
Poole Palmason, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont., Canada. 15832
Cheer (The) leader; by Irene Rodgers ;
pf. © June 22, 1936; EB pub. 55942;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 15833
718
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
15860
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) Sinfonia D-dur; hrsg.
Jos. St. Winter; oreh. Partitur. ©
Dee. 1, 1935; E for. 44755; Musik-
wissenschaftlicher verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 15834
Chijik; based on Russian folk tune;
pf. and violin. © 1c. June 6, 1936;
E unp. 125901; Alexander N. Zarou-
bine, New York. 15835
Childhood days; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren; with ukulele arr. © May
15, 1936; E pub. 55552; Annie HE.
Hayward, North Chelmsford, Mass.
15836
Childhood dreams; song. © 1c. June
16, 19386; E unp. 126560; Ben Clark,
Gilroy, Calif. 15837
Childhood yesterdays; song. © 1.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 1264382; Clar-
ence Arthur Schaar, Winslow, Ariz.
15838
Chimes; w J. Hedblom, melody A.
Fischer. © 1 c¢. June 4, 1936; E
unp. 125801; Andrew Fischer and
Jack Hedblom, Detroit. 15839
Chipmunks; w and melody. © 1.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126058; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 15840:
Chip’s carol; unison or solo song, w
Jessie Bayes, m Patti Colledge, arr.
Hugh S. Roberton. © May 138, 1936;
E for. 44580; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 15841
Chiquito; tango, Constance Berna; pf.
© June 10, 1936; E pub. 55702;
Boston music co., Boston. 15842
Chitarra romana; tango, versi C.
Bruno e E. Di Lazzaro, m Eldo Di
Lazzaro. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for.
44478; S. a. Melodi, Milan. 15843
Chitarra stanea; tango, parole Gio-
vanna Colombi, m Raffaella Zagari
[and] Soltanto i tuoi baci; tango,
parole Cambi, m Bruno Quarantotto:
orchestrina pti. © June 12, 1936;
E for. 44737; Casa musicale Son-
z0gno, S. a., Milan. 15844
Chloe; w and m David W. Guion;
high voice. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55966; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15845
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Polonaise
militaire; w Barnetta Brown, m arr.
William Stickles; male cho. or quar-
tet. © June 24, 1936; E pub. 56086;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
15846
Chopstick trot; w and melody. © 1
ec. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125798 ; Hen-
ry Cohen, New York. 15847
Choral prelude; by Robert Head;
organ. © May 138, 1936; E for.
44584; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 15848
Chord (The) regained; song. © June
1, 1986; E pub. 55544; William Og-
den Lord, New Bedford, Mass.
15849
Christ must go forward; hymn, w and
m Baylus Benjamin McKinney, ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 55717; Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention, Nashville. 15850
Christian soldier; hymn, w and m
Hubert Grant, arr. Ruth M. Francis.
© May 13, 1926; E pub. 55601; Elmo
L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 15851
Christmas night; w L. W. Reese, m
Wm. Crom; mixed voices. © 1 e.
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126170; Wil-
liam Hampton Crom, jr., Ft. Leaven-
worth, Kan. 15852
Church of a hundred years; cantata,
w Mrs. Fred W. Gage; organ acc. ©
Apr. 30, 1986; E pub. 560638; Paul
H. Hickmeyer, Battle Creek. 15853
Cigarette (The) waltz; w George Har-
lan; pf: © 1c. June 23; 1936: EB
unp. 127028; Don Morocco, New
York. 15854.
Ciléa (Francesco) Danza; orch.
Partitura. © May 25, 1936; E for.
44455; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15855
Cinder pile; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 13, 1936; E unp. 126403;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy
Magruder, Baltimore. 15856
Cindy; negro folk-song, arr. Helen
Dymond Benedict, choral arr. Ches-
{er Wallis; ten. 1, 2 and bass cho.
© June 27, 1986; E pub. 56102); Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 15857
Cinquantaine (La); by Gabriel-Marie,
transcribed Ferde Grofé. © 1 «
June 17, 1986; E unp. 126579; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 15858
Ciribiribin; w Martyna Carroll, m A.
Pestalozza, arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram. © May 20, 1986; E pub.
55775; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 15859
City (The) they call New York; w and
melody. © 1. June 27, 1936; E
unp. 1272987; Charles William Smith,
Maplewood, N. J. 15860
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15861
Dt. TEM sh vas
Classical duets; selected and arr.
Donald Gray; pf. bk. 1. © May
8, 19386; E for. 44621; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 15861
= ike 250 @peune: 3. el93Gr)
for. 44622; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 15862
Cling a little closer to me; song, mel-
ody J. Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. June 9,
1986; E unp. 126129; J. Schaten-
stein, Philadelphia, and Alta Aleda
Evans, New Smyrna, Fila. 15863
Close those sleepy eyes; waltz, w and
m Alec Birrell. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
EH unp. 125498; Alexander Hardy
Birrell, Salt Lake City. 15864
Ciosed (The) door; w Gertrude Milli-
cent McGrath; pf. © 1c June 8,
1936; E unp. 126068; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15865
Closer ; fox-trot, w and melody. ©1c.
June 23, 1986; E unp. 126995; Wen-
dell L. Russell, Osawatomie, Kan.
15866
Cloudiand; w and melody. © 1 «
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127330; Ken-
neth Carson Wiseman, Los Angeles.
15867
Clouds and sunshine; by Vincenzo de
Giorgio; violin or ’cello and pf. ©
May 1, 1986; E for. 44574; W. H.
Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Australia.
15868
Ciub Lazaro Cardenas; marcha, Dom-
ingo Nunez Nava and José I.
Medina; pf. ©1l1e. Apr. 6, 1986; EB
unp. 126270; Club Lazaro Cardenas,
Los Angeles. 15869
Coast guardsmen; march; band pts.
© June 5, 1936; E pub. 55761;
Marion G. Shrode, Washington.
15870
Coasting; by Cecil Burleigh, op. 9, arr.
George Anson; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
June 11, 1936; E pub. 55823; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15871
Cocktail (The) bar; romantic operetta,
w and melodies L. F. Chase, based
on the short story The fifth man,
L. F. Chase and Ian L. MacDonald.
© 1c. May 27, 1936; D 39091; Lloyd
Fremont Chase, San Francisco.
15871*
Co-ed prom; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
55941; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
15872:
Cohen’s the master; w and melody.
© 1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127458;
Harry Dobkin, Philadelphia. 15873
College cruise; operetta, bk. Helen
Searight Fauikner, m Hubert Arthur
Dunn.) ©; 1. Gy May, 2s ls3Gew
89103; Hubert A. Dunn, San Mateo,
Calif. 15873*
Color (The) guard; march; band. Sc.
© 1c. June 15, 1986; E unp. 126463 ;
Frederick William Pearce, Holley,
Ne YS 15874
Colorado moon; pf., wih w. ©1c¢
June 1, 1986; EH unp. 126504; Jos.
Rich, Englewood, Col. 15875
Colossal New York town; w and mel:
ody. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127335; Alfred D. Myers, Legler,
IN ad). 15876
Come along now, if you want to go;
song, melody Irving Berlin pub.
co. © 1c May 19, 1986; BE unp.
125706; Walter McClary, Jersey
City. 15877
Come and trip it as you go; w Eva
Bosworth; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936;
EK unp. 126087; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 15878
Come away; w Chauncey R. Piety, m
Frederick W. Vanderpool, arr. Bruce
Carleton ; mixed voices. © June 11,
1936; FE pub. 55802; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15879
Come back; pf. treble, with w. ©1«.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125986; Jack
Brooks, Hollywood, Calif. 15880
Come back my love; w C. Rogers, m
A. Jaxon. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125547; Clay Rogers and Al
Jaxon, Los Angeles. 15881
Come home, little darling, come home;
w Carroll Clyde Crispin; pf. ©1e.
June 25, 1986; E unp. 127197; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15882
Come in, and welcome; w Helen Tay-
lor, m Kennedy Russell; in D flat.
© June 2, 1936; E for. 44426; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 15883
Come to me in my dreams; w Matthew
Arnold, m Arthur Somervell. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © May 26, 1936;
E for. 44619; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 15884
Come to the vespers at sunset; pf.,
with w. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
126023; Marjorie Campbell, Ports-
mouth, Va. 15885
720
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
15914
Come to yo’ mammy; song, w Mrs. C.
R. Manuel. © 1 c. June 27, 1936;
EH eunp. 127875; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 15886
Come, young America; song. © Apr.
27, 1936; H pub. 55669; Madeline Ho-
bart Eddy, Bayonne, N. J. 15887
Comforter (The); sacred song, poem
O. C. M. Brown, m G. C. Baum. ©
May 238, 1986; E pub. 55645; Olive C.
M. Brown and George C. Baum,
Tulsa, Okl. 15888
Commette (Ed.) Douze pieces pour
arene, 2° v..n0s. (-12...© Apr. 1,
1986; E for. 44796; Alphonse Leduc
& cie., Paris. 15889
Company B; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 5, 19386; EH unp. 125805; Minnie
EH. George, Oxnard, Calif. 15890
Concert waltz; violin, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126701;
Thomas Cutty, Baltimore. 15881
Concha; melody. © 1c. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126708; Venancita M. de Pan-
toja, New Orleans. 15892
Confession is good for the soul; w and
melody Uncle Dave Macon. . © 1 ¢.
May 14, 1986; E unp. 124438; Dave
Macon, Readyville, Tenn. 158938
Confidence in God; hymn, w Lillian
Ruth Grant, m James Palmer, jr.
© May 13, 1936; EB pub. 55609; Elmo
L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 15894
Confrey’s (Zez) wise cracker suite;
three compositions, Zez Confrey ; pf.
© June 1, 1936; E pub. 55525: Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 15895
Congo rhythm; w and m Clyde Lueas
and Lyn Lucas; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
June 20, 19386; E unp. 126827; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 15896
Consecration; w Dina Moser; pf. ©
1 ¢c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126101;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
he 15897
Conte bleu et or; de M. Roesgen-Cham-
pion; pf., 4 mains. © Apr. 1, 1936;
EK for. 44808; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 15898
Cooing (A) dove mourns for its love;
pf., with w. © 1c. June 24, 1936; E
unp. 127074; Julia Ann Coe, San
Bernardino, Calif. 15899
Cool (The) white stars; w and m
Mary O’Kelley; in G. © June 11,
1936 ; EH pub. 55798 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15900
Cootie trot De-Gink; song, m Wm. H.
Farrell. © Mar. 14, 1936; E pub.
05575 ; Jeff Davis, Cincinnati. 15901
Coquette; tango; violin. ©1c. June
3, 1986; E unp. 125720; Mitchell
Schuster, Cleveland. 15302
Cordobesita ; paso-doble; org. ptes. ©
May 20, 1936; E for. 44692; Mariano
Yanguas, Madrid. 15903
Coridon’s song; unison Song, w J.
Chalkhill, m Robin Milford, op. 45;
children’s voices. © June 13, 1936;
E for. 44570; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 15904
Corks (The) are off the bottles; w and
melody. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127360; Louis W. Kasman, Chicago.
15905
Cornamusa allegra; di F. Paolo
Frontini; pf. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44558 ; Carisch, s. a. Milan. 159106
Corro come il cervo muschiato; versi
Rabindranath Tagore, m Franco
Alfano. © May 28, 1936; E for.
44485; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15907
Cortijera (La) ; letra Arturo Moran, m
Victor Gonzalez. © 1c. June 24,
1986; E unp. 127101; Victor Gon-
zalez Fernandez, Tampa, Fla.
15908
Cottage at the roadside; melody. ©
1 ec. June 27, 1986; E unp. 127354;
Adolph A. Silberman, Brooklyn.
15909
Cottage by the moon; w and m Walter
G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and
Teddy Powell; with guit arr. ©
June 8, 19386; E pub. 55689 ; Crawford
music corp., New York. 15910
Cottage nestled mid the flowers; w and
melody. ©1ec. June 6, 1936; HE unp.
125871; Anthony Talento, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. 15911
Could I love you; w Mark Marson,
melody Bert Charry. © 1. June
26, 19386; E unp. 1272388; Ira M.
Cohen and Samuel B. Charry, Brook-
lyn. 15912
Country gardens; morris Gance, Hng-
lish folk-song, w Alfred Marlhom,
Setting Wallingford Riegger; 2-pt.
treble cho. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
50807; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 15913
Country town; w and m Benny Witte.
©ilic. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126000;
Benhard Herman Witte, Bryn Mawr,
Wash. 15914
721.
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15915
Covered-wagon lullaby; w and m A]
Freeman and Jack Leonard; with
guit. arr. © Apr. 16, 1936; E for.
44708; Southern music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 15915
Cowboy’s (A) vision of love; arr. Geo.
W. Gaume, jr.; pf., with w. ©l1e.
June 2, 1986; E unp. 125676; Fred
Haggan, Hawthorne, Calif. 15916
Cradle-day sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126735;
Dorothy Holloway, Chicago. 15917
Cradle song; song. © May 15, 1936;
E pub. 55783; Alice T. Bixby,
Gowanda, N. Y. 15918
Crash (The) of ’29; w and melody.
© 1c. June 11, 1936; E unp. 126311;
William Murray Jones, Dayton, O.
15919
Create in me a clean heart, O God; w
from the Bible, m Matthew N. Lund-
quist, based on the setting by Johann
Anastasius Freylinghausen; mixed
cho. © May 25, 1936; E pub. 55954;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
15920
Critical (A) few; song. © 1c. June
17, 1956; E unp. 126637; Clarence
Grubbs, Odessa, Mo. 15921
Crooked finger Estel; ten. banjo solo.
© 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp. 125920;
George Chas. Meyer, Toledo. 15922
Cross my heart; song. © 1c. June 12,
1636 ; E unp. 126332; Harry R. Rozin,
Cincinnati. 15923
Cross of Calvary; song, w Mrs. Carl
McInnis. © 1c. June 1, 19386; E
unp. 125529; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 15924
Crossing bridges; w W. Gertrude
Roberts, m Virginia Doolittle Willis.
© 1c. June 6, 19386; E unp. 126161;
Maggie Doolittle Willis, West Fork,
Ind. 15925
Crying in the dark; w and melody. ©
1c. May 14, 1936; E unp. 126808;
Bernice Feldman Goodman, Minne-
apolis. 15926
Crystal (The) gazer told me so; song,
m Robert VanSickle; with ukulele
arr. © 1c June 23, 1936; E unp.
127017; Robert Freemont Dellinger,
Dayton, O. 15927
Cuando yo muera ...; bolero cancion.
© May 1, 1936; E pub. 56009;
Leopoldo Gonzalez, New York.
15928
Dt. 1, BESS Wisk
Cuba de mi vida; cancion cubana; pf.,
con letra. © 1. May 7, 1936; E
unp. 125795; Eliseo Grenet, New
York. 15929:
Cuddle up closer to me; w and melody.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126012;
Jimmy Snyder, New York. 15930:
Cupid is a big bad bogey man; w Fred
Hoehler, and melody. © 1c. June
1, 1986; E unp. 125569; Frederick
William Hoehler, 3d, W. New
Brichton, 18. acy Ns Ye 15931
Cupid shot a dart, bingo went my
heart; song, m Harry Dixon Loes.
©1ec. June 18, 1986; E unp. 126718;
Grace Edna Heaton, Okmulgee, OKI.
15932
DD, U. S.~ victory march: w:." anes
Berrien Eaton, jr.; pf. © June 12,
1986; E pub. 55867; Detroit univ.
school, Detroit. 15933
Daddy’s girl; w Mildred Zimmerman,
m Jean Hon [i. e. Jean Hon John-
son] ©1e¢ June 8, 1936; HE unp.
125966; Lois Hon Johnson, Detroit.
15934
Daddy’s little boy; pf., with w. ©1e.
June 5, 1986; E unp. 125825; How-
ard F. Coleman, West Haven, Conn.
15935.
Daisies (The); w James Stephens, m
Samuel Barber, op. 2, no. 1; med.
voice. © May 25, 1986; E pub.
55967; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15936.
Dallas blues; fox-trot, Hart A. Wand
and Lloyd Garrett, arr. Gene Gif-
ford; orch. pts. © June 1, 1936;
E pub. 55524; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 15937
Dallas that doggone town; song; arr.
and sc. M. W. Speer. © June 20,
1936; E pub. 55903; Benjamin Wal-
ter Faulkner, Enid, Okl. 15938
Dalmarsch; av Ivar Widéen, arr.
Sven Sk6éld; ork. sttimmer. © Apr.
29, 1936; E for. 44694; A —b. Carl
Gehrmans musikf6rlag, Stockholm.
15939
Dance, Gypsy, dance; pf. ©1l1c. June
15, 1986; E unp. 126431; Harry
Zieve, Chicago. 15940
Dance of the graces; by Helen L.
Cramm; pf. © June 11, 1936; E
pub. 55828; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 15941
722
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Dance of the stilts; fox-trot, Leo A.
Kempinski; pf. © June 26, 1936;
E pub. 56117; Luz bros. music pub-
lishers, New York. 15942
Dancing (The) butterfly; by Albert
Rizzi, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accor-
dion. © June 18, 1986; Epub.
56023; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
15943
Dancing, dancing; w and melody Kaye
Herman. © 1c. June 8, 1986; E
unp. 126003; Herman Krinsky, Oak-
land, Calif. 15944
Dancing flowers; by Georgia P. Mon-
eymaker; pf. © June 10, 1986; H
pub. 55692; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 15945
Dancing in a daze; w and melody
Shep Fields, Sal Gioe and Seymour
Simons. © 1 ¢. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 126742; Famous music corp.,
New York. 15946
Dancing in Slumberland; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 126682; Anna M. Sullivan, Chi-
cago. 15947
Dancing in the moonlight; valse song.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 126959;
Theresa P. Kramer, South Glaston-
bury, Conn. 15948
—w and m Lew Tobin. © 1.
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126053; Louis
Tobin, Belmont, Mass. 15949)
Dancing on the stars; song. © 1 .«.
May 20, 19386; E unp. 125583; Ray
Fortune, Fresno, Calif. 15950:
Dancing! romancing! your lips to
mine; w and melody. © 1c. June
16, 1986; E unp. 126521; Charles M.
D’Aleo, Brooklyn. 15951
Dancing snowflakes; by Ivor Peter-
son; pf. accordion. © June 17, 1936;
# pub. 56064; Ivor Peterson, Sunny-
side, L. L, N. Y. 15952
Dancing to your music; w and melody.
© 1c June 8, 1936; E unp. 126009;
James Robert Dobbs, Longview, Tex.
15953
Dancing under the stars; song; with
ukulele arr. © June 12, 1986; E
pub. 55914; Harry Owens, Honolulu.
15954
Dancing with you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e«.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125931; Myrtle
Wolter, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 15955
15970
Dangerous; song. ©1e. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 126884; Morris Lee Grand,
Philadelphia. 15956
Danse pittoresque; by Frederick Har-
wood, op. 16; pf. © May 25, 1986;
E pub. 56047; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 15957
Darcieux (Francisque) 10 +choeeurs
francais sur des chansons populaires ;
adaptations francaises Maurice Du-
hamel, m arr. F. Darcieux. En plus,
Ma poupée chérie; de D. Séverac,
transcrit F. Darcieux. 1. Voix d’-
hommes.—2. Voix mixtes. © Apr.
1, 1986; EB for. 44798, 44799; Rouart,
Lerolle & cie., Paris. 15958, 15959
Dark eyed sweetheart; w Camilla
Paris Brookshire; pf. © 1 e¢. June
25, 1986; EH unp. 127148; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15960
Dark eyes; by A. Salami, transcribed
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 17, 1986;
E unp. 126580; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 15961
—— Russian folk song, w Alfred Marl-
hom, m adapted and arr. Wallingford
Riegger; 2-pt. boy’s cho. June
11, 1986; E pub. 55856 ; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 15962
Dark moon; w and melody. © 1.
June 5, 1936; E unp. 125859; Ross
Arthur Tigert, Washington. 15963
Dark of the moon; song. © 1 ¢. May
29,, 19386; E unp. 125736; -Kudora
Alice Welty, Jackson, Miss. 15964
Darkness; song. © 1c. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126056; Charles H. Dugger,
Farmersville, Tex. 15965
Darling don’t forget; w and melody.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126898 ;
Jesse Calvin Watson, jr., Pinesville,
La. 15966
Darling, for you I am waiting; w and
m Conrad O’Connor Hunte; pf.
1c. June 8, 1986; E unp. 126086; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15967
Darling of mine; song. ©1ec. June 1,
1986; E unp. 125650 ; Joseph Juracek,
Cicero, Ill. 15968
Darling Ruby Bell; pf., with w. ©
.-1e June 1, 1936; E unp. 125508;
Julia Ann Coe, San Bernardino,
Calif. 15969
Das ist der krieg; lied aus Die liebe
eines multimillionirs, m G. Olmar u.
Caroline Filing. © 1 ¢ May 26,
1936; E unp. 126810; Gustav Olmar,
Akron, O. 15970
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15971
Das war zum schdonen sommerzeit am
Rhein; tango, text Gerd Karlick, m
EHdmund Kotscher, arr. Franz Stolz-
enwald; orch. stimmen. © Apr. 7,
1986; EH for. 44759; Wilhelm Gebauer,
Leipzig. 15971
David (Johann Nepomuk) Trio; in G
dur ; violine, viola u. violoncell. Par-
titur. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for. 44418;
Breitkopft & Hirtel, Leipzig. 15972
Dawn dance; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. June 10, 1936;
E unp. 126217; Marjorie Davenport,
Shelburne Falls, Mass. 15973
Day dreaming ; mazurka ; pf. accordion.
© June 18, 1986; E pub. 55889;
George Hoven, Chester, Pa. 15974
Day dreaming of the girl I love; w
Frankye Welch, m C. Roland Flick.
© 1c. May 26, 1986; E unp. 125728;
Mrs. D. A. Welch, Savannah, Tenn.
15975
Day-dreams; melody. © 1c. June 11,
1986; E unp. 126381; Bernard Louis
Corrigan, Novinger, Mo. 15976:
w Jack Wycherley; pf. © 1 «
June 25, 1986; E unp. 127181; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
15977
Day (A) on the farm; transcribed
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936;
EK unp. 127267; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 15978
Day (The) you call me dear; song.
©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127291;
Charlotte Terry, Waterville, N. Y.
15979
Day (The) you invaded my heart;
song. ©1c. June 26, 1986; E unp.
127214; William Edgar Bishop, Des
Moines. 15880
Dear little mountain sweetheart;
waltz, w and melody Ed Kirkeby.
© 1c. June 12, 1936; E unp. 126355 ;
Lang-Worth feature program, inc.,
New York. 15981
Dear Mary Lane: w and m Bettina
Mathilda Franck; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1986; E unp. 127198; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 15982
Dear mother love; valse song. © 1.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 126976; W. M.
Keith, Seneca, Kan. 15983
Dear old dad and I; w and melody.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125876;
Bertha Martindale, Hartford. 15984
pt. 111, ns:; Vio
Dear old New York, home city—I love
you; w and melody. ©1«. June 16,
1986;-E unp. 126513; Dorothy B.
Pope-Kokesch, Utica, N. Y¥ 15985
Dear old U. of D.; w Eddie McGrath,
m Stephen Pasternacki; pf. © June
22, 1936; E pub. 56114; Univ. of De-
troit, Detroit. 15986
Dearest (The) girl from PA.; song.
© June 1, 1986; E pub. 55743; John
J. Klein, Forest City, Pa. 15987
Dearest I am lonely; waltz song, mel-
ody B. Arbuckle and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126683 ;
Bertha Arbuckle, Willard, Mo.
15988
Dearest Tillie; w Redwood music syn-
dicate, m Ward Baker. © May 11,
1986; E pub. 55792; Peter R. A.
Sommers, Visalia, Calif. 15989
Dearie me; pf., with w. ©1ce¢ June
19, 1986; E unp. 126747; Matthew
Henry Werhner, Valley Stream, L.
aN: 15990
Death and General Putnam; w Ar-
thur Guiterman, m Walter Dam-
rosch; med. voice. © May 25, 1936;
E pub. 55962; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 15991
Deep forest; hymn to darkness, fox-
{rot, w Andy Razaf, m Reginald
Foresythe and Earl Hines, arr.
Archie Blieyer; orch. pts. © June
25, 1936; E pub. 55411; Joe Davis,
inec., New York. 15992
Deep in love; song, m V. EH. Strang
and Carl A. Clare. © 1c June 19,
1936; E unp. 126748; Virginia H.
Strang, Cleveland. 15993
Deep in my river bed; song, w Bobbie
Linn. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
125585; Ray Fortune, Fresno, Calif.
15994
Deep shadows; w Jack Meskill, m Ted
White. © June 3, 1936; E pub.
55560; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 15995
Delachi (Paolo) 16 pezzi progressivi ;
pf. fase. 1. Facilissimo e facile.—
fasc. 2. Media difficolta.—fase. 3.
Media difficolta e difficile. © Apr.
11, 1936; E for. 44556, 44555, 44554;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 15996-15998
Delightful day; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 125982; Roger
C. James, Cincinnati. 15999
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no. 6, 1986
Depending on gravity; song. © 1 «¢.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125657; Mary
Martha Shackelford, Aubrey, Ark.
16000
Depression; song. © 1 ec. June 11,
19386; E unp. 126280; Joseph Riha,
Chicago. 16001
Dernier (Le) salut; marche drama-
tique, Julius Fucik, op. 150, arr. B.
Leopold; grand orch. ptes. © Feb.
15, 1936; E for. 44688; Edition con-
tinental, B. Leopold, Prague. 16002
Derrydocks; from The happy hypo-
crite, w Clemence Dane, m Richard
Addinsell. © May 19, 1936; E for.
44410; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 16003
Dervish (A) dancer; by Jane Matt-
ingly; pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
55949; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
16004
Des soldaten pflicht ist die liebe;
marschlied, aus Die grosse siinderin,
w Katharina Stoll u. Herman Roem-
mer, m Eduard Kiinneke, arr. Franz
Stolzenwald; salon orch. stimmen.
© Jan. 1, 1986; E for. 44748; Cre-
scendo theaterverlag, g. m. Db. h.,
Berlin. 16005
Desderi (Ettore) Fantasia; in forma
di variazioni su un tema di Bee-
thoven, dall’ op. 87; orch. Partitura.
© Jan. 10, 1986; E for. 44528;
Musikwissenschaftlicher verlag, g.
m. b. h., Leipzig. 16006
Desert moon; w and m Johnny Downs.
©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 124959;
John Morey Downs, Hollywood,
Calif. 16007
Detroit victory march; w and m Frank
Mcllhargey and Richard P. Sheri-
dan. © June 22, 1936; Epub.
56118 ; Univ. of Detroit, Detroit.
16008
Devoted to you; from Crash Donovan,
w Ned Washington, m Allie Wrubel;
with guit. arr. © June 19, 1986; H
pub. 55893; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 16009)
Devotional hymns; orch. Robert H.
Just. 1. Solo violin or flute—2. 2d
Violin.—3. Ten. and bass, or cello
and bass.—4. B flat cornets, with A
addendum.—d5d. Obbl. bass trombone
or cello... Obbl. treble trombone or
B flat ten. saxophone.—7. E flat alto
saxophones.—8. C melody saxophone
or ist violin—9. B flat clarinet,
i i
with A addendum. © May 28, 1986;
E pub. 55725-55733; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 16010-16018
Dic nobis Maria; geistliche musik,
Marco Giuseppe Perandi, hrsg. Bern-
ward Beyerle; 2 sop., bass u. instru-
mente. Partitur. © Nov. 21, 1935;
E for. 44721; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 16019
Did it ever occur to you; song. ©1e.
June 22, 19386; E unp. 126998; Hrnest
John Lohrman, Los Angeles. 16020
Dignity and Impudence; by Margaret
Nicholis; pf. © May 15, 1936; E for.
44600; Augener, ltd., London. 16021
Dilettants (The); song. © 1c. June
19, 1936; E unp. 126791: James Cot-
trell Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 16022
Dilly (The) song; w Yvonne Manoff,
melody Bennie Martini. © 1c. June
16, 1986; EH unp. 126530; Bennie Az-
zara and Yvonne Manoff, New York.
16023
Dirge (A) ; song, w Percy Bysshe Shel-
ley. ©1c. June 18, 1936; E unp.
126714; Creighton Allen, New York.
16024
Dirge for Phillida; poem from Percy’s
Reliques, old melody arr. Samuel
Liddle: men’s voices. © June 19,
1936; E for. 44858; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London. 16025
Disturbing the pieces; melody Harry
Brooks. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127266; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16026
Diver (The) goes down and down; w
and m Fred Godfrey; with ukulele
arr. R. S. Stoddon and chords for
guit. and pf. accordion. © May 12,
1936; E for. 44644; B. Feldman &
co., London. 16027
Divinely; w and melody. © 1c. June
11, 19386; E unp. 126293; Albert
Bryce Morgan, Tamaqua, Pa. 16028
Divo (Il) del cinema; operetta bril-
lante, parole e m Marcello Cagnacci.
Spartito per canto e pf. © Apr. 25,
1936; D 39090; Ditta R. Maurri,
Florence, Italy. 16028*
Ce hac: June 18,
19386: E unp. 126666; Daisy G.
Brown, Challis, Id. 16029
Do something to make some one happy ;
wand melody. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1936;
E unp. 126395; Benjiman Franklin
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 16030
Dixie land; song.
125
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16031
Do the hula; song; with ukulele arr.
© June 12, 1936; E pub. 55910; Don
MeDiarmid, Honolulu. 16031
Do what you think is right; song, w
Ray Copple. © 1 c¢. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125530; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 16032
Do you fit with your mother-in-law;
song. ©1c. June 18, 19386; E unp.
126724; Irene S. Chisholm, Wilming-
ton, Mass. 16033
Do you mind; song, m Armand Ravel.
©1e June 5, 1936; E unp. 125853 ;
Frank Boylan, Batavia, Ill. 16034
Do you or don’t you love me; w Syd-
ney Nesbitt, m Ed Smalle, pf. se.
Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele
and guit. © June 17, 1936; E pub.
55864; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 16035.
Do you really mean it that way; w and
melody. © 1. June 10, 1986; E
unp. 126286; Joseph Aloysius Durick,
Bessemer, Ala. 16036
Do you remember; song. © 1c. June
12, 1936; E unp. 126333; Harry R.
Rozin, Cincinnati. 16037
m Sibyl York. © 1c. June
22, 1936; E unp. 126917; Ella Cal-
vert, Shreveport, La. 16038
—w and melody. © 1c. June 6,
1936; E unp. 125978; May Gourlay
Hupfel, New York. 16039
Do you remember my first love song;
from Queen of hearts, w and m
Harry Parr-Davies; with ukulele
arr. and chords for guit. and pf. ac-
cordion. © May 29, 1986; E for.
44682; Sun music pub. co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16040
Do your lovin’ in rhythm; w and mel-
ody Dave Franklin. © 1c. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125556; Harry Engel,
ine., New York. 16041
Dr. Townsend we will owe it all to
you; w Chloris Barbara Hutchinson ;
mixed voices. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
550977; Paul Kenneth Hutchinson,
Portland, Or. 16042
Dogs;,w and melody. © 1c. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126059; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 16043
Dog’s (A) life; by Cyril J. Mockridge.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126206;
Movietone music corp., New York.
16044
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
Doin’ the twirl; w Nelson Cornell, mel-
ody Bill Hands. fe, June, 2,
1936; E unp. 125679; William Alfred
Hands, Rutherford, N. J. 16045
Doktor Johannes Faust; oper, text
Ludwig Andersen, m Hermann Reut-
ter, op. 47. Klavierauszug. © Mar.
30, 19386; E for. 44465; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 16046
Dolce inecanto; tango, parole Pirro
Rost, m Vittorio Giuliani, orch. V.
Ripa [and] Amiamoci; tango lento,
parole L. L. Martelli e E. Neri, m
A. Derevitsky: orchestrina pti. ©
Apr. 17, 1936; E for. 44560; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 16047
Donald Caird; w Walter Scott; mixed
cho. © June 19, 1936; E for. 44861;
Gordon Jacob, Ewell, Surrey, Eng-
land. 16048
Donkey; song. © 1. June 8, 1936;
FE unp. 126038; William A. Holmes,
Chicago. 16049
Donkey (The) trot; by C. Franz Koeh-
ler; pf. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55822 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16050.
Don’t ask me; w Hugh McCorkle Hen-
derson; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127174; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16051
Don’t build your house on the sand;
m Frank Miller; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; BE unp. 126158;
Hettie Privette, St. Louis. 16052
Don’t cheat on me; pf., with w. ©
1c. June 8, 1986; E unp. 125695;
John Allan Dubeck, Chicago.
16053
Don’t forget the giver; hymn. ©1 e¢.
June 30, 19386; E unp. 127484; Mabel
L. Dickinson, Weedsport, N. Y.
16054
Don’t forget to swing it; song. © 1
ce. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127324;
Vera E. Goodwin, Louisville, O.
16055
Don’t let it get you down; w and m
Bob Wright and Chet Forrest. ©
1 e June 2, 1936; E unp. 125694;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 16056
Don’t let me down; w and melody.
©1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127048;
Robert J. Goldstein, Los Angeles.
16057
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no. 6, 1936
Don’t look now; w and melody. © 1
e. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126652;
Frederick Kentner, Forest Hills,
16058
Don’t you hear the whistle blow, Jo-
anna Jo at sea; w and melody. ©
1c. June 3, 1936; E unp. 125698;
Henrietta Sophia Littell, Biloxi,
Miss. 16059:
Don’t you know; w and melody. © 1
e. June 30, 1986; E unp. 127478;
William Law, Dayton, O. 16060
Don’t you refuse to love me; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. June 25, 1986;
EK unp. 127117; Helen Rodriguez,
Alamosa, Col. 16061
Dorothee (Die); operette, Hermann
Hermecke, m Arno Vetterling. Kla-
vierauszug. © Feb. 3, 1936; E for.
44768; Deutscher Dbitihnenvertrieb
des zentralverlages der N. S. D.
A. P., Franz Eher nachf., Berlin.
16062
Dorsey (Tommy) Three moods;
trombone solo; pf. acc. © June 12,
1936; E pub. 55745; Robbins music
corp., New York. 16063
Doughboy’s (The) in the dough again;
w Joe Young, melody Fred Ahlert
and Peter De Rose. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125826; Miller music,
inc., New York. 16064
Down by the old rock bridge; song.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126588;
Angeline E. Grey, Alsey, Ill. 16065
Down in old Pennsylvania; w and m
Clara Schumaker; pf. © 1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126071; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16066
Down in sunny Florida; song, m Hen-
rietta Englishman. © 1c. June 10,
19386; E unp. 126241; Charles Wil-
liam Donholt, Midland Park, N. J.
16067
Down in the green valley; w N. Y.
Albright, m E. Stocking; pf. ©1e.
May 6, 1936; E unp. 126505; Nellie
Y. Albright, Smith, Nev., and Eloise
Stocking, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
16068
Down in the meadow; w and melody.
©1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126263 ;
Fred Pressley Grady and George
Lindsey Rush, Fallansbee, W. Va.
16069
Down on the farm; medley of country
tunes, Michael Aaron; pf., with w.
16083
© June 22, 1936; E pub. 56036;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
16070
Down the lone cabin trail; w Harry
D. Kerr, and melody. © 1 ¢. June
5, 19385; E unp. 125823; Frederick
McManus, Hollywood, Calif. 16071
Down the valley of the shadow; waltz,
wand melody. ©1e. June 12, 1936;
E unp. 126337; Charles Schlichter,
Beloit, Wis. 16072
Down went McGinty; w and m Joseph
Flynn, arr. V. G. Ganeff; Hawaiian
guit. solo, in note and diagram, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with chords for uku-
lele and guit. © June 23, 1936; E
pub. 56049; Calumet music co., Chi-
cago. 16073
Dream (A); song, w Doris Kadel. ©
ie dune 217 19367 unp. 12s 1G -
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 16074
Dream clouds; w and melody. © 1.
June 29, 1936; E unp. 127411; John
Orville HEphardt, Detroit. 16075
Dream girl; w and melody Ed.
Kirkeby. © 1c. June 12, 1936; E
unp. 126358; Lang-Worth feature
programs, ine., New York. 16076
Dream lullaby; w and melody. ©1«.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 126475; Sid-
ney Edgar Porcelain, New York.
16077
Dream moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 16, 1936; E unp. 126524; Frank
Bobb Garver, Roaring Spring, Pa.
16078
Dream (A) within a dream; w Edgar
Allan Poe, m Henry P. Cross; full
mixed cho. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55961; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
16079
Dreaming; pf. treble, with w. ©1c.
June 3, 1936; E unp. 126127; Lucia
Ziccardi Weinberg, Brooklyn. 16080
Dreaming again; w and m Ord Hamil-
ton. © June 12, 1936; E for. 44588;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16081
Dreaming because I love you; song.
© 1c. June 3, 1936; E unp. 125718;
Royden Cassard Cook, Baltimore.
16082
Dreaming, ’neath a lazy summer
moon; w and melody. © 1c. June
17, 1936; E unp. 126662; Helen Feld-
haus, Cincinnati. 16083
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16084
Dreaming of her; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«
June 8, 19386: E unp. 125933; George
Benson, Battle Creek. 16084
Dreaming of you; waltz; pf. with w.
© 1 ce. May 26, 1936; E unp. 125316;
Joseph Fort, Chicago. 16085
Dreaming with you; w and melody.
© 1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126237;
Marcella Marcia Wright, San Fran-
Cisco. 16086
Dreamland lullaby; song. © 1c. June
2, 1986; E unp. 125689; Ruth Cora
Hollenbeck, Lockport, N. Y. 16087
Dreams; song. © 1ce June 10, 1936;
E unp. 126242; Edelmira C. Gonzalez,
PMH UCS ts da. o 0, New c 16088
w Milon E. Greenough. ©
1 ce. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126134; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 16089
w and m Jerome Pope. © 1 ©.
June 10, 1986; E unp. 126287;
‘“etcher B. Pope, Dallas. 16090
Dreams, I must confess, give me no
rest; w Nora Amundsen; pf. © 1 e¢.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 126095; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16091
Dreams of you; song. © 1. May 4,
19386; E unp. 126145; Leonora L.
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 16092
song. © 2c June 16, 19386; HE
unp. 126584; Ruth Goldy Hudson,
Gloucester City, N. J. 16093
Dreamy eyes; waltz song, melody D.
Dutton and Ben Adelman. © 1 «@
June 10, 19386; E unp. 126216; Dolly
Dutton, New York. 16094
Dreary lowlands; song; with Spanish
guit. arr. Ethel Lilias Bunce. © 1 ¢.
June 12, 1986; E unp. 126374; Fern
Evans Channing, Spokane, Wash.
16095
Drei kleine friiulein; singspiel, Theo
Halton, m Siegfried Schulz. Klavier-
auszug. © Feb. 5, 19386; E for.
44766; Deutscher biihnenvertrieb des
zentralverlages der N. S. D. A. P.,
Franz Pher nachf., Berlin. 16096
Dresden (The) shepherdess; pastoral,
Gladys V. Gilbert, op. 25; pf.
May 25, 1986; E pub. 55952; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 16097
Drifting along; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © 10:¢.
June 12, 1986; E unp. 127208;
Florence Mae Tobin, Highland, Kan.
16098
pt. DENS. vosh
— w J. de Mayo, m M. Jordon. ©
tee. June, 6) 193865) EH unpsa25995 ;
Jimmy de Mayo and Michael Jordon,
Cedar Grove, N. J. 16099
Driftwood; song. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126787; Kenneth Lee Hinds,
Moundsville, W. Va. 16100
w and melody. © 1c. June 19,
1936: E unp. 126880; James H. Clem
and Fern H. Pinnell, Kansas City,
Mo. 16101
Drink to me only with thine eyes; w
Ben Jonson, m arr. Albert Howe;
bar. © May 11, 1986; E for. 44669;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 16102
m arr. Irvin Cooper; alto
solo and mixed cho. © June 27,
1936 ; E pub. 56091 ; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 16103
Duck soup; melody Leon Berry and
H. W. Johnson. ©1c. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126946; Howard William
Johnson, New York. 16104
Dude ranch: w and melody. © 1 «.
June 5, 1936; E unp. 1258389; Thomas
P. Endicott, Atlantic City. 16105
Dulces recuerdos; w and m Miguel
Sandoval, English version Arthur
Mendel; med. voice. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 55585; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 16106
Dusch (Alexander von) Neun gedichte
von Alfred Bassermann; op. 12.
July 25, 19386; E for. 44735; K. Ferd.
Heckel, Mannheim, Germany. 16107
Dusky little town; w Okla Fauver; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127157 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16108
Dusty lane; waltz song. © 1c. June
23, 1936; E unp. 126985; William D.
Stratton, Santa Barbara, Calif.
16109
Early in the morning; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 126879; Edward Lindemann,
Los Angeles. 16110
East side wedding; w Chayim Toiber,
melody Sholom Secunda. [Yiddish
text only] © 1c. June 10, 1936; H
unp. 126387; Samuel Secunda, New
ORK 16111
Eeole du violon; développement de la
main gauche, L. Raphe. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44811; Louis Lemonde,
Ivry s/Seine, France. 16112
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no. 6, 19386
16136
Educational vocal technique in song
and speech; for classes and individ-
uals, adapted for use in schools and
colleges, W. Warren Shaw, in collab-
oration with George L. Lindsay. Vv.
2. © June 11, 1936; AA 206819;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16113
EKgyptian march; op. 103; pf. ©1-«
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126872; Alfred
Arriola, San Francisco. 161i4
Hiner baut einen dom; chorwerk, w
Carl Maria Holzapfel, m Hanshein-
rich Dransmann; orch., chor, solisten,
solosprecher u. sprechchor. Klavier-
auszug. © Aug. 1, 1985; E for.
44529; Deutscher musikverlag in der
N.S. kulturgemeinde, Berlin. 16115
Eleanor; w and melody. ©1e. June
25, 19586; E unp. 127107 ; Eleanor M.
Wallace, Baton Rouge, La. 16116
Blégie; de Charles-René ; violon, violon-
celle et pf. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for.
44806; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
16117
Ellaree; song, m Leo Richard. © 1.
June 19, 1986; E unp. 126778; Wil-
liam L. Stooksbury, Knoxville, Tenn.
16118
Elongatitude Legitudior; w and m
Mary Donington; unison voices. ©
May 26, 1986; E for. 44642; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 16119
Emancipating (The) three; w and m
Alonzo Evans. © 1c. May 14, 1936;
E unp. 125538 ; Luther Alonzo Evans,
Albuquerque, N. M. 16120
Empia morte; pf., con versi. © 1.
June 2, 1986; E unp. 126271; Pas-
quale Novara, New York. 16121
Empty (The) vase; song. ©l1e. June
29, 1936; E unp. 127470; Carlotta
Brockett Muir, Chevy Chase, Md.
16122
En dénichant des nids; slow-fox,
paroles G. Montho et Delmas, m
Léon Montagné. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44850; Julio Garzon, Paris.
16123
En Sevilla; danza tipica espafiola;
org. ptes. © May 1, 1986; E for.
44447; Mariano Yanguas, Madrid.
16124
Same. © May 20, 1936; E for.
446938; Mariano Yanguas, Madrid.
16125
Enchanted (The) castle; fantasy; pf.,
with w. © 1c June 2, 1936; HB
unp. 125627; Mildred Miller, Phila-
delphia. 16126
Enchanted (The) garden; operetta,
libretto The Calvin Coolidge school,
seventh and eighth grades, under
the editorial supervision of D. H.
Johnson, m_ EHElizabeth Boyajian,
Natalie Weeks, Akabie Kaloustian,
Edythe Solberg and Roberta Whip-
ple. © Apr. 6, 1936; D 39100; Don-
na H. Johnson, Boston. 16126*
Enchantment; by Olive Dungan; pf.
© May 28, 1986; E pub. 55688; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 16127
End (The) of a moonlight dance;
song. © 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125879 ; Clyde George Rengers, Pitts-
burg. 16128
England, dear old England; march, w
K. Bainbridge, m Pierre De Reeder.
© May 29, 19386; E pub. 55841;
Katharine Bainbridge and Pierre De
Reeder, Hollywood, Calif. 16129
Entry of the gladiators; triumphal
march, J. Fucik, arr. Ed Chenette;
band pts., with conductor. © June
10, 1956; E pub. 55756; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 16130
Envoy; w Francis Thompson, m Carl
F. Mueller; full 8-pt. mixed cho. ©
May 18, 1986; E pub. 55876; G.
Sehirmer, ine., New York. 16131
Es fltistert die liebe; serenade, Heinz
Lindemann; blasmusik stimmen. ©
May 31, 1933; E for. 44513; Edition
Lindemann, Otto Lindemann, Ber-
lin. 16132
Espagnole; pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125323; Margaret Ann Baker,
Annapolis. 161383
Espana eterna; Dr,
paso-doble ; con
letra. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126509; Emilio de Torre, New York.
16134
Espana y toros; pasodoble, letra
Miguel Ibanez, m Pascual Marquina ;
org. ptes. © Dec. 27, 1985; E for.
44711; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 16135
Estrellita (La); by Manuel M. Ponce,
arr. Willis Conolly; Spanish guit., in
diagram. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55773; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 16136
729
16137
Etude du piano sur la gamme penta-
tonique; par Alexandre Tcherep-
nine, op. 51. 1. Premiére suite.—2.
Deuxieme suite—3. Bagatelles chin-
oises. © Dec. 20, 1935; E for.
44405-44407 ; Heugel, Paris.
16187-16139
Evangeline; w H. W. Lonfellow, m
Cuthbert Forster; men’s voices.
June 5, 1936; E for. 44506; Banks &
son, York, England. 16140
Eve (The) of my initiation; song. ©
1c June 10, 1936; E unp. 126288;
Jack Carl London, Pittsburgh.
16141
Evening eyes; w and melody Ed
Kirkeby. © 1c. June 12, 1936; E
unp. 126364; Lang-Worth feature
16142
an album of piano
programs, inc., New York.
Evening moods;
solos, compiled William M. Felton. ~
© June 2, 1936; AA 207273; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16143
Every little thing I do, it’s you; w
and m Harrv D. Squires. © May
26, 1936; E pub. 55037; Harry D.
Squires, inc., Brooklyn. 16144
——Same. © June 26, 1936; E pub.
56060; Harry D. Squires, inec., Brook-
lyn. 16145
Every little while; song. © 1c. June
24, 1986; E unp. 127068; Sonia
Wolter, Chicago. 16146
Everybody’s beating swing time; fox-
trot, w J. Magnoli, melody R. Cag-
netto. ©1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126987; Ralph Cagnetto and Joseph
Magnoli, Brooklyn. 16147
Everybody’s swingin’ it now; w Benny
Davis, m J. Fred Coots; with guit.
arr. © June 5, 1986; E pub. 55620;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
16148
Everything’s talent to-day; w S. Cahn,
melody S. Chaplin. © 1c. June 20,
1986; E unp. 126898; Sammy Cahn
and Saul Chaplin, New York.
16149
EKv’rything is bright and sunny; song;
with guit. arr. ©1c. June 29, 1936;
E unp. 127868; Joy HE. Schreiner,
Dunbar, Neb. 16150
Exciting; w Myron C. Degnon, and
melody. © 1c. June 17, 1936; E
unp. 126641; Julia Strong Degnon,
New York. 16151
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Int, ns), v. St
Exposition choruses; hymns, w and m
various authors, comp. © Nov. 23,
1935; E pub. 55510; Harold Alex-
ander, Los Angeles. 16152
Eyes of blue; w Vivian Johnson; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127142;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16153
Eyes (The) of Jesus; hymn, w and m
Baylus Benjamin McKinney. © May
14, 1986; E pub. 55718; Sunday
school board of the Southern Bap-
tist convention, Nashville. 16154
HKyes of Texas; medley, compiled E. B.
Hall, arr. R. B. Eisenberg; orch. pts.
© May 29, 19386; E pub. 55580; Ellis
B. Hall, Amarillo, Tex. 16155
Fade-out; song. ©1e. June 12, 1936;
E unp. 126346; William P. Hicks,
New York. 16156
Fain would I change that note; 17th
century w, m Arthur Somervell.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © May 26,
1936; E for. 44620; Boosey & co., 1td.,
London. 16157
Fair and true; w Nicholas Breton, m
Arthur Warrell; mixed voices. ©
Apr. 2, 1936; E for. 44648; Oxford
univ. press, London. 16158
Fair, fat and forty; w and m Billy
Haines; with ukulele arr. R. S. Stod-
don, and chords for guit. and pf. ace.
© May 26, 1936; E for. 44645; B.
Feldman & co., London. 16159
Fairer than a dream; w James St.
Clair; pf. ©1c. June 25, 19386; EH
unp. 127145; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16160
Fairy rainbows in the grass; by Geor-
gia P. Moneymaker; pf. © June 10,
1936; E pub. 55694; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 16161
Fairy shadows; w and m Helen Ray-
mond: pf. © May 19, 1986; E pub.
55533; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Bos-
ton. 16162
Fale dunaju; wale, z X-27, slowa L.
Szmaragda, m: I. Ivanovici; pf. ©
Dee. 30, 19385; E for. 44699; L. Idzi-
kowski, Warsaw, Poland. 16163
Fantaisie bohémienne; par Alberto de
Cristofaro; orch. ptes. © Dee. 31.
1935; E for. 44805; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 16164
Far across the deep blue sea ; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 55646; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 16165.
730.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Far from my heavenly home; sacred,
w Henry F. Lyte, m Paul Ambrose;
in BE flat. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55816; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16166
Far main folg; lied, w Jacob Jacobs.
©l1ec. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126042 ;
Jack Saxon, Brooklyn. 16167
Farewell to thee; note and diagram
arr. © 1c. May 22, 1986; E unp.
121529 ;s Max S. Rogers, Youngstown,
O. 16168
Farmyard (The); by Yvonne Adair;
pf. © Apr. 16, 1986; E for. 44653;
Oxford univ. press, London. 16169
Fate; melody M. Miller and Lou
Halmy. ©1e. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126483:; Max Miller, Brooklyn. 16170
Felicitéa ; versi Francesco Pastonchi, m
Franco Alfano. © May 28, 1936;
E for. 44490; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16171
Ferryin’ Marian home; w and m Jim-
my Beatty. ©1c. June 16, 1936; E
unp. 126754; James Frederick
Beatty, jr., Mannington, W. Va.
16172
Festa (Una) a Mantova; balletto con
la musica, Claudio Monteverdi, arr.
Gian Francesco Malipiero ; orch. Par-
tituraa © June 22, 1936; E for.
44772; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16173
Festa (La) de la rambla; sardana,
paroles Gaston Montho et Léo Henri,
m Luis Bonaterra. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44853; Julio Garzon, Paris.
16174
Festliche musik; v. Johann A. Sixt,
zusammengestellt u. ftir orch.
bearb. Hrich Fischer. Partitur. ©
1c. May 2, 19386; E unp. 125991; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 16175
Festliches vorspiel; w E. W. Moller, m
Helmut Degen; orch. u. einstimmigen
chor ad lib. Partitur. © Mar. 30,
1936; E for. 44467; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 16176
Fez-ifrane; défilé, A. Fromm; har-
monie ou fanfare, avee direction en
si bémol. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1935;
E for. 44810; Editions HE. Gaudet,
Paris. 16177
Fibich (Zdenko) Poém; arr. and ed.
Ernest Haywood; violin and pf. ©
June 8, 1986; E for. 44448; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 16178
16191
Fiddle tunes; arr. Ada May Piaget ; pf.
© June 22, 1936; E pub. 55940; Wil-
lis music co., Cincinnati. 16179
Fiddlers (The) three; song. © 1 e.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125532; Fred
Schuck, Boston. 16180
Fidele (Der) schuster; v. Willy Meyer ;
chromatisches o. pf. akkordion. ©
Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44456; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
16181
Fifth symphony; by Charles Marie
Widor, op. 42, no. 5, new ed. Norman
Dello Joio; organ. pts. 1-5. © Apr.
22, 1936; E pub. 55180; A. Fassio,
Lachute, Que., Canada. 16182
Fifty-nine piano solos you like to play ;
collected. © June 15, 1936; E pub.
90972; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
16183
Finally; w and melody. © 1c. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126602; Maurice Ju-
lian Lind, Chicago. 16184
Fiordisole; 3° fantasia, Franco Vitta-
dini, rid. Illuminato Culotta; pic-
cola orch. pti. © May 11, 1936; HB
for. 44509; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16185
Fire (The) fighter; song, arr. M. L.
Lake. © June 10, 1936; E pub.
50770; Harry Lifson, Monticello,
INET YS 16186
Fireflies; by Paul Lincke, arr. Paul
Yoder; band pts. © June 22, 1936;
E pub. 55922; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 16187
Firefly (The); w and melody B. K.
Lingle, pf. acc. Irwin Fischer. © 1
ec. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125615; Ber-
tha Kendall Lingle, Chicago. 16188
First (The) of May; w A. E. Hous-
man, m Thomas Symons. © Apr. 23,
1986; E for. 44665; Oxford univ.
press, London. 16189
First (The) rose of summer, the last
rose of my heart; w Irving Caesar
and Sammy Lerner, m Gerald Marks,
pf. se. Mario Agnolucci; with arr.
for guit., etc. © June 15, 1936; BH
pub. 56030; Irving Caesar, inc., New
York. 16190
Fish scales; by Pietro Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © June 18, 1936; E pub.
56025; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
16191
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16192
Fiskarflicken ; hambo, text Paddock, m
Sten Axelson; pf. © May 12, 1936;
E for. 444138 ; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 16192
Five-fifteen; signature tune, Robert
Keys; pf. © May 22, 1936; E for.
44614; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
16193
Five little blossoms; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1-c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125642; Bertha Rood, Hast St.
Louis, Il. 16194
Five little darlings; fox trot song. ©
1 e. June 1, 1986; EH unp. 125520;
Anna R. Ryan, Pottsville, Pa. 16195
Five little hearts; song. © 1e June
17, 1936; E unp. 126643; Herbert
Brudy, Toronto. 16196
Five little words; song, m Robert -Van-
Sickle ; with ukulele arr. ©i1c. June
6, 1936; E .unp. 125873; Lee HE.
Brooks, Kannapolis, N. C. 16197
Flag of peace; w and melody. Rev.
© 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp. 125641 ;
John J. Schneider, Philadelphia.
16198
Flames; w Tommy Troubadour, m E.
Stocking; violin, vocal, pf. and bass,
with guitar symbols. ©1e. Apr. 25,
1986; E unp. 123465; Mary Leah
Crolic, Los Angeles, and Eloise
Stocking, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
16199
Fleurs de Paris; Slow-fox, dans la re-
vue, paroles Pierre Bayle et Marc-
Cab, m Marcel Cambier. © Apr. 1,
19386; E for. 44835; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 16200
Fliegerparade; von Gustav Rath; mili-
tiirmusik stimmen. © Dec. 10, 1935;
E for. 44473; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 16201
Flight of the bumble bee; scherzo,
from The legend of the Tzar Saltan,
N. Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. Ed. Chen-
ette; full band. © May 28, 1936; E
pub. 55504; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
16202
Floating down the river; song. © 1 «.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126668; Nora
Nichols, Challis, Id. 16203
Florecita del campo; letra y m R.
Gama. © May 29, 1936; E pub.
55582; Rafael Gama and Henderika
Beukema, Chicago. 16204
Flower waltz; in diagram. © 1 «.
June 6, 1986; E unp. 125886; Max
S. Rogers, Youngstown, O. 16205
Dt. IT, MeSs, Vi. OL
Ily (The) outflew the flea; song. ©
1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126792;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn. 16206
Flying high; pf. ©1c. June 23, 1936;
EK ounp. 127029; Carl E. Beyer, San
Ysidro, Calif. 16207
Flying (The) squadron; march,
Fredric A. Tedesco; accordion. ©
June 1, 1986; E pub. 55747; John
Krachtus, Chicago. 16208
Flying straight to your heart; fox-trot,
w and melody Bernice Baird. ©16.
June 13, 19836; E unp. 126487; Bea-
trice Bernice Baird, Chico, Calif.
16209
Folio of songs from Walt Disney’s
famous pictures, Mickey Mouse, Silly
symphony. v. 2. © July 9, 1986;
AA 208943; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 16210
Folks don’t blush up in Harlem; w and
melody. © 1c. June 26, 1986; HB
unp. 127241; Bernard MHouben,
Brooklyn. 16211
Follow our leader; song. © 1c. June
1, 1936; E unp. 125648; Effiie May
Reed, San Diego, Calif. 16212
Follow the sun; selection, Arthur
Schwartz, arr. Denis Wright; mili-
tary band pts. © Mar. 20, 1936; E
for. 44428; Chappell & oco., Itd.,
London. 16213
Wollow your heart; song. © 1c. June
15,. 1986; _E unp., 127207; Morton
Smith, Providence. 16214
Fondest whisperings; w and melody.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125787:
Barbara M. Heinzelman, New Or-
leans. 16215
Foniana (G. B.) Six practical pieces
for the organ. © June 4, 1936; E
pub. 55588; G. Ricordi & co., inc,
New York. 16216
TIoolin’ time; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126238; John
R. Chisholm, Washington. 16217
Fool’s paradise; pf., with w. © 1 «¢.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126717; Ralph
EK. Hinman, Washington. 16218
Yor always; waltz song. ©1e. June
1?) 1986 7°R np a2z63sle Perry
Phillip Williams, Ft. Leavenworth,
Kan. 16219
For no reason at all; w and melody.
©1c. June 9, 1986; E unp. 126167;
Beverly Isabelle LeRoy, New York.
16220
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Foreign (The) legion; by R. H. Bas-
sett. © 1c June 4, 1986; E unp.
125818; Movietone music corp., New
York. 16221
Foreign legion march; by Hdmund
Ross. © 1c. June 4, 1986; E unp.
125819; Movietone music corp., New
York. 16222
Forever and a day; w and melody M.
D. Helmcamp, pf. sc. Basil Sadler.
©l1c. June 2, 1936; E unp. 125638 ;
May D. Helmcamp, Baltimore.
16223
Forever is such a long time; song. ©
1c June 19, 1936; E unp. 126798 ;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn, 16224
Forever was only a day; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c. June 13, 1936; E unp.
126442; Haroid C. FitzGerald, Bos-
ton. 16225
Forgive me; song. © 1c. June 6,
1936; E unp. 126204; Joseph Adam
Zuray, Milwaukee. 16226
Forgotten kiss waltz, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1c. May 18,
1986; E unp. 124700; Lorena R.
Fields, Parma, Id. 16227
Forgotten (The) man has been found ;
w and melody. © 1«. June 10,
1936; E unp. 126236; Tom Lysaght,
Pittsburgh. 16228
Forman (Mrs. R. R.) Ten sentences
and responses ; mixed voices, unacc.
© June 11, 1986; E pub. 55797;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16229
Found, my dream of paradise; song,
m Ruth J. Wood. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 127430; G. A. Klein,
Los Angeles. 16230
Foundation to trumpet, cornet, play-
ing; elementary method, Edwin
Franko Goldman. © May 28, 1936;
E pub. 55576; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 16231
Fra le spighe; impressione campestre,
Enrico Mineo; pf. © Apr. 1, 1936;
BH for. 445638; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 16232
Fragrance; by Lindley Evans; pf. ©
May 1, 1986; E for. 445738; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
16233
Franklin D. Roosevelt; song, m L.
Feingold, pf. arr. M. Wolfe. © June
14, 1936; EH pub. 55779; Lipa Fein-
gold and Eve M. Gordon, Brooklyn.
16234
84306—36——3
16247
Franklin D. Roosevelt, he’s our Presi-
dent; w and melody C. W. Thayer
and Mattie Grace Trumbull. ©1e.
June 3, 1986; E unp. 125719 ; Charles
W. Thayer, Winfield, Kan. 16235
Freed’s (Carl) standard popular fa-
vorites for the marine band har-
monica; compiled and arr. Carl
Freed; with w, pf., and guit. acc.
© June 24, 1986; E pub. 56069;
Mills music, ine., New York. 16236
Freiliche (Die) mishpoche; w Chayim
Toiber, melody Sholom Secunda. ©
1 ec. June 10, 1986; E unp. 1263886;
Samuel Secunda, New York. 16237
French or Spanish, Greek or pig-
Latin; song. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126794; James Cottrell
Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 16288
Frescoes; suite, Haydn Wood; orch.
pts. © May 15, 1936; E for. 44626;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 16239
Friderizianische ouverture; v. Wil-
helm Kempff, op. 85; orch, Partitur.
© 1c. May 2, 1936; E unp. 125993 ;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 16240
Frisky ; w Benjamin H. Burt, m Jack
Norworth. © 1 ¢. June 17, 1936;
E unp. 126630; Jerry Vogel music
co., inc., New York. 16241
Frog frolics; by Maxwell Eckstein ; pf.
© June 10, 1986; E pub. 55703;
Boston music co., Boston. 16242
From any angle; song. © 1c May
20, 1986; EH unp. 125586; Ray For-
tune, Fresno, Calif. 16243
© 1c. June 17,
Albert W.
16244
From now on; song.
1936; E unp. 126625;
Rollins, Haverhill, Mass.
Fugue in G major; from the volun-
taries of John Stanley, ed. and arr.
Henry Coates; organ. © May 13,
19386; E for. 44585; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 16245
Funnies (The) aren’t funny when I’m
blue; w and melody Maurice Sigler,
Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman.
1 ce. June 8, 19386; E unp. 125748;
Popular melodies, inc., New York.
16246
Funny face McGee; w Walter Hirsch,
melody Lou Handman. © 1c. June
20, 1936; EB unp. 126820; Words &
music, inc., New York. 16247
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16248
pt. TH, ns; Volk
G. & S. (A) cocktail; musical play, w
Lauri Wylie, m Herman Finck. ©
May 19, 1936; E for. 44595; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. 16248
G-man love song; fox trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125512; Russell Dean Malray, Mon-
tesano, Wash. 16249
G. O. P.’s (The) ; m Samuel Solomon ;
pf., with w. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126751; Gabriel Allen, De-
troit. 16250
Gambling; song. © 1 c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126795; James Cottrell
Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 16251
Garber’s (Jan) favorite radio songs;
with guit. arrs. Lou Leaman.
June 24, 1936; E pub. 56071; Mills
music, inc., New York. 16252
Garden aeroplanes; w and m Hermene
Warlick Eichhorn; pf. © June 15,
1936; E pub. 55838; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 16253 |
Garden of memories; song. © 1 ©¢.
June 3, 1936; E unp. 125712; Car-
roll Lee Baechtel, sr., Hagerstown,
Md. 16254
Garden (The) of our dreams; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1c.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126684; Carl
W. Pollman, Milwaukee. 16255
Garden rendezvous; waltz song. ©
1c. June 11, 1936; E unp. 126285;
Bernard T. Skinner, San Francisco.
16256
Gay (The) cavalier; by Ella Ketterer ;
pf. © June 27, 1936; E pub. 56109;
Boston music co., Boston. 16257
Gay is the rose (Gai le rosier) ;
- French-Canadian folk-song, English
text J. Murray Gibbon, m arr. Irvin
Cooper; mixed cho. © June 27,
19386; E pub, 56092; Boston music
co., Boston. 16258
Gazing at the moon; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. June 10, 1986; E
unp. 126254; Tommy Meadows, Hast
Lansing, Mich. 16259:
Gem (The) dance folio for 1937;
compiled Elmer S. Hughes; pf.,
with guit. arr. © June 2, 19386;
E pub. 55883; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 16260
Gem (The) piano accordion folio, no.
1; 12 songs, arr. Pietro Deiro; treble
i Ginger ;
and bass clefs. © June 2, 1936;
E pub. 55640; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., “ne., New York. 16261
Ghost (The) of Old Black Joe; w and
melody. © 1c. June 27, 19386; E
unp. 127293; August Sciortina, Chi-
cago. 16262
Ghost (The) of your love is haunting
me; song, m Bounie Beaver Thomas..
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126700;
Alpha De Busk Beaver, Indianapo-
lis. 16263.
Gilbert (Norman) Three impres-
sions; pf. duet. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © May 5, 1936; E for. 44617;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 16264
comedy fox-trot, w and m
Rodd Arden, Harry Saville, Hamil-
ton Kennedy and Freddy Royce. ©
June 2, 1986; E for. 44590; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 16265
Girl (A) and a boy in love; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ June 18, 1986; HB
unp. 126775; George Allen, Detroit.
16266
Girl (The) from Iowa; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 1259384; Mary
Oliver, Moorhead, Ia. 16267
Girl (The) in the garden; w and m
Lee David, Jimmy Cavanaugh, and
John Redmond; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © May 29, 1936; E pub. 55518;
Harry Engel, inc., New York.
16268
Girl (The) of yesterday; song. © 1
e. June 18, 19386; E unp. 126667;
Daisy G. Brown, Challis, Id. 16269
Girl’s, girl’s, girl’s; song. ©1c. June
2, 19386; E unp. 125691; Clarence
Anthony Hieger, St. Louis. 16270
Git mir op mazl tov; from Heaven on
earth, w Jacob Jacobs, m Sholom
Secunda. © Dec. 11, 1935; E pub.
55920; Samuel Secunda, New York.
16271
Giuseppe, da barber; w Thomas A.
Daly, m Carl Oberbrunner, afr.
Harvey Enders; men’s cho. © May
25, 19386; E pub. 55955; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16272
Give me a moment; w and melody.
©1e. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127213;
William Jones, Brazil, Ind. 16273.
Give me another chance; w Naida;
pf. ©1ece June 8, 1936; E unp.
126115; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16274
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 19386
Give me any old moon; song. ©le.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126240; Jack
Ketai, Detroit. 16275
Give me back my five dollars; w and
melody Uncle Dave Macon. © 1 ©.
May 14, 1936; E ump. 124439; Dave
Macon, Readyvilie, Tenn. 16276
Give your heart a chance; w and m
Charlotte Adams. © 1 ¢. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127065; Rogers & co.,
Chicago. 16277
Giving my love to you; song. Grr ec.
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126050; Mary
Ethel Guttman, Los Angeles.
16278
Gladness; w Jean Wilde Wadley, m
Harriet Ware; high voice. © June
10, 1936; E pub. 55874; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16279
Glantz (Harry) Forty eight studies
for the advanced trumpeter; bk. 2,
studies 25-48. © June 22, 1936; H
pub. 56039; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16280
Glaub’, lieb’ und hoffen; walzer lied,
aus Am Bielersee. © 1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126845; Paul A.
Schneeberger, San Francisco. 16281
Glazounov (A.) Concerto; en mi
bémol, A. Glazounov et A. Petiot;
saxophone alto et pf. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44790; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 16282
Glorious ; w Peggy Prentice; pf. ©1c.
June 25, 1986; H unp. 1271385; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16283
Glory dawn; 1937, hymns, Virgil O.
Stamps, J. R. Baxter, jr., and others.
© June 12, 1936; AA 208473 ; Stamps-
Baxter music co., Dallas. 16284
Glow (The) worm and the star; song,
w Lord Dunsany. © May 18, 1936;
E pub. 55530; J. Henry Bové, New
York. 16285
Go to sleep my baby; lullaby, song. ©
May 20, 1986; E pub. 55528; J. Henry
Bové, New York. 16286
Go ye; hymn, w and m Baylus Ben-
jamin McKinney. © May 14, 1936;
E pub. 55719; Sunday school board of
the Southern Baptist convention,
Nashville. 16287
God bless you, dear; w J. M. Walsh, m
Mana-Zucea, op. 187. 1. Low voice,
in F.—2. High voice, in A flat.
June 11, 1986; E pub. 55808; John
Church co., Philadelphia. 16288
16298
God made Ireland so fair, by the north-
ern light’s glare; song, w Waldo P.
Newman. © 1c. June 9, 1986; Hi
unp. 126135; J. Chas. McNeil, Los.
Angeles. 16289;
God’s family; Children’s day drama-
tization, Martha Bayly, m Arthur
Grantley. © Apr. 9, 1936; D 38088;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
16289*°
Golden days; comic operetta, libretto
Ralph Birehard, m John Laurence
Seymour, op. 40. Voc. se. and
libretto. © Mar. 17, 1936; D 39095;
Samuel French, New York.
16289**
Golden West; march; solo B flat cor--
net, trumpet. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
BHounp. 126999; Charles M. Berry,
Inglewood, Calif. 16290:
Gone; w Lois Sweet, m Florence Lloyd
Lyons; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
May 4, 19386; E pub. 55916; Sweet &
Lyons music publishers, Chicago.
16291
Gone but not forgotten; w and melody
Sylvia Herbert. © 1 ¢ June 15,
1936; E unp. 126466; Sylvia Doane,
Cleveland. 16292
Gonna hitch my wagon to a star; w
Sam M. Lewis, m Peter De Rose;
with arr. for guit., ete. © June 25,
1936; E pub. 56088; Chappell & co.,
ine., New York. 16293
Good (The) book says; w and melody.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126928;
Andrew R. O’Connor, Roslindale,
Mass. 16294
Good-bye love; w A. L. Brennan,
melody A. W. Zwack. © 1c. June
24, 1936; E unp. 127051; Albert W.
Zwack, Hast Orange, N. J., and
Alfred L. Brennan, Bloomfield, N. J.
16295
Good-bye to Carolina; w and melody.
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 126146;
Mildred Brooks, Hollywood, Calif.
16296
Good-night baby; song, melody Robert
Wessman. © 1c. May 29, 1936; E
unp. 125476; Emerson J. Oelen,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 16297
Good riddance, bad dreams; w and
melody Tom Waring and Frank Per-
kins. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
127489; Words & music, ine., New
York. 16298
7395
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16299
Gospel glory; no. 2, hymns, compiled
A. L. Byers. © June 15, 19386; AA
209132; Gospel trumpet co., Ander-
son, Ind. 16299
Gospel hour song book; compiled Elmo
L. and Gladys V. Bateman. Radio
ed. © May 18, 19386; AA 207205;
Elmo L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J.
16300
Got a method in my love; w and
melody Jimmy Redrick. ©1c. June
20, 1936; E unp. 126819; Words &
music, ine., New York. 16301
Got love: w and melody. © 1 ec. June
25, 1986; E unp. 127240; William
Hazen Wyman, Painesville, O.
16302
Got to have a girl; fox-trot song. ©
fie June 6) 19367 hh unpalZosite.
Arthur Peter Belich, Pelham, N. Y.
16303
Grace from Calvary’s mountain; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
1936; E pub. 55992; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 16304
Gram/’s old dinner bell dwelling ; w and
melody. Rev. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 126916; Viola Cupps Pierce,
Dana Point, Calif. 16305
Grand centennial march: pf. © 1 «.
June 22, 1986; EH unp. 126945; Kath-
leen A. Hutcheson, Dallas. 16306
Grand (The) home coming; hymn, w
C. C. Mourer, m Christian Nelsen. ©
May 138, 1936; E pub. 55612; Elmo L.
Bateman, Irvingten, N. J. 16307
Grandfather’s clock; melody Henry C.
Work, setting Bryceson Treharne;
mixed cho. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
55933; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
16308
Grand’ papa et grand’ maman; one
step, paroles Dommel et J. Cristel-
Valery, m Georges Dagay; orch.
ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44819:
16309
Gratitude for blessings shared ; w Rob-
ert Davis; pf. ©1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125562 ; Grace Lillian Sehultz,
Brooklyn. 16310
Great Lakes march; song. ©1c. June
23, 1936; E unp. 127027; Stephen
Fuzy, Cleveland. 16311
Green (The) shores of Ireland; song,
melody Pauline Story. © 1c. June
12, 1936; E unp. 126324; Bertha Ann
Calhoun, Olympia, Wash. 16312
J. B. Chassaing, Paris.
DEG TEE on Cee vate
Greenland (The) fishery ; unison song,
old English ballad, m Robin Milford,
op. 45; children’s voices. © June
13, 1986; E for. 44568; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 16313
Grenade; paroles Louis Chareco, m
Pierre Daniderff et Maurice Ricet.
© Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44851; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 16314
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Huldigungs-
march; triumphal march, from Sig-
urd Jorsalfar, arr. Ed. Chenette;
band pts., with conductor. © June
12, 1936; E pub. 55755; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 16315
Gros matou; fox-trot, paroles J. Cris-
tel-Valéry et A. Papet, m Francois
Gailhard; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for, 44820; J. B. Chassaing,
Paris. 16316
Groton (Frederic) Chanson; op. 76,
arr. by the composer; organ and pf.
© June 11, 1936; E pub. 55813 ; Theo-
Gore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16317
Guest wanted; song. © 1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126712; Harry Dixon
Loes, Okmulgee, OKl. 16318
Gypsy maid; fox-trot song. © 1 @
May 11, 19386; E unp. 126983; Gerald
M. Susser, Pietersburg, Transvaal,
Union of South Africa. 16319
Gypsy serenade; arr. Dorothy Vernon ;
pt, © 1c Sune 1 19365) wane
125597 ;. Frederick Bond, New York.
16320
H. M. S. Pinafore; selection, Arthur S.
Sullivan, arr. Paul Yoder; full band
pts. © May 26, 1936; E pub. 55502 ;
Rubank, ine., Chicago. 16321
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Passacag-
lia; Uber ein thema v. Hindel, v.
George Gohler; orch. Partitur. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44757; Georg
GOhler, Litbeck, Germany. 16322
Hail Franklin Roosevelt; w C. J.
O’Hara, m G. Lambert. ©1c. June
12, 1986; E unp. 126329; C. J. O Hara
and G. Lambert, New York. 16323
Hail glorious city; song, m Rudolph
Gruén. © 1c. June 17, 1986; E unp.
127086; Josephine Felter Royle, New
York. 16324
Hail, New York; song. ©1c. June 15,
1926; E unp. 126464; Elgin Swine-
ford, Kansas City, Mo. 16325
736
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
16354
Hail, New York, beloved city; song.
©1e. June 15, 19386; E unp. 126526 ;
Florence R. 8S. Phillips, Tallahassee,
Fla. 16326
Hail to the bride; melody. © 1 «¢.
June 19, 1986; E unp. 126763; Frank-
lin S. McGowen, Hollywood, Calif.
16827
Hail to the city majestic, pride of the
U.S. A.; w and melody. ©1c. June
29, 19386; E unp. 127868; Michael
Daniels Di Brienza, Brooklyn. 16828
Haitian lady; w G. Otto, m A. Otto.
© ic. June 11, 1936; E unp. 126313;
Gene Otto and Anne Otto, New York.
16329
Haif my story is not told; hymn, arr.
Mrs. His Hummel. © May 1, 1936;
I} pub. 55989; Ellis Hummel, Cin-
einnatus, N. Y. 163390
Hammock (A) song; by Elia Ketterer ;
pt., with w. © June 11, 1936; EH
pub. 55825; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 16331
Hand organ Joe; w Charles Reid, and
melody. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125678; Helene Hipkins, Leng Is-
land City, N. Y. 163832
Happy birthday, Texas; song. ©l1«.
June 26, 1986; EH unp. 127289; Ula
Gardner Campbell, Ft. Worth.
16333
Happy-go-lucky ; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. June 2, 1936; H unp. 125645; Dla
Roberts, Los Angeles. 16334
Happy-go-lucky son-oi-a-gun; song, m
Mary Jane Newell. © 1. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125651; Harold H. Le-
Crone, Norman, Okl. 16335
Happy (The) hypocrite; m from the
play, Richard Addinsell; pf. © May
19, 1936; E for. 44411; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 16336
Happy party; Nantucket, Paul Jones,
Virginia reel or lively one step, arr.
George F. Briegel; orch. pts.. ©
June 8, 19386; E pub. 55718; George
F. Briegel, inc., New York. 16337
Happy you and merry me; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1
e. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125747; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 16338
Harbor light; w Freddy Mack and Wm.
Robbins, and melody. © 1 June
17, 1936; E unp. 127206; William
Wolfe Robbins, Hartford. 16339
Harlem (The) band; song. ©1e. June
23, 1936; E unp. 127009; Richard
Cletus Horton, Greeley, Col. 16340
Harlem ghost; w Manny Voeltz; pf.
©1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127180;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16341
Harlem hay ride; song. © 1c. June
19, 1936; E unp. 126786; James Cot-
trell Haton, Memphis, Tenn. 16342
Harlem rythm gets you; w Hilynn
Stanley; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
EH unp. 127137; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16343
Harlem’s goin’ to town; song, Joseph
Elly. © June 3, 1936; E pub. 55561;
Exclusive publications, inc., New
York. 16344
Harlequin; by Jesse Greer; pf. ©
June 16, 1936; E pub. 55837; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 163845
Harmful little armful; song. © 1.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125724; Orlo
Childs, Salt Lake City. 16346
Harvest (The) fields; hymn, w Civilla
D. Martin, m W. Stillman Martin.
© May 11, 1936; E pub. 55685;
Charles Y. Colgan, Houston. 16347
Haunting me; song, w Bill Feldhaus.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126484;
Blaine Wallace, Denver. 16348
Hausmann (Theodor) Sonate; op. 30;
violoncello u. klavier; in B moll. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44752; Fr. Kist-
ner & C. F. W. Siegel, Leipzig.
16349
Havana; from Red rhumba, w Moe
Jaffee, m Clay Boland; with arr. for
guit., ete. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
00724; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
16350
w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland. ©
1c. May 2, 19386; E unp. 125793; Ir-
ving Berlin, inc., New York. 16351
Have you a penny; w and melody
Mary Davie. © 1c. June 17, 1936;
EK ounp. 126618; Alice Mary Davie,
‘San Francisco. 16352
Have you ever been in love; w and
melody. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E
unp. 126465; William Kirchenbauer,
Philadelphia. 16353
Have you padlocked your heart against
love; song, w J. E. Carey. ©1e.
June 6, 1936; E unp. 126501; James
EK. Carey, Fall River, Mass., and Ar-
thur Moore, South Dartmouth, Mass.
16354
137
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16355
Hawaiian echoes; pf. © 1c. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126133; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 16355
Hawaiian memories; fox-trot medley,
arr. Ned Freeman; orch. pts. ©
June 22, 1986; E pub. 55923; EKd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 16356
Hawaiian nights; by Frank H. Grey,
new arr. Henry 8S. Sawyer; pf. duet.
© June 11, 1986; E pub. 55805;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16357
Hawaiian paradise; composed and arr.
in note and diagram. ©1c. June 6,
1936; E unp. 125889; Max S. Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 16358
Hawaiian temle; in diagram. ©1e.
June 6, 1936; E unp. 125885; Max
S. Rogers, Youngstown, O. 16359
Haydn (Franz Josef) Notturni; nr.
2, in ©, hrsg. u. bearb. Ernst Fritz
Schmid; 2 floten, 2 horner, 2 vio-
linen, 2 violen, violoncello u. kontra-
bass. Partitur u. stimmen. © Feb.
1, 1986; E for. 44754; Musikwissen-
schaftlicher verlag, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 16360
Notturno®. net) in "6, 4hrssy a
bearb. Ernst Fritz Schmid; fléte,
oboe, 2 hoérner, 2 violinen, 2 violen,
violoncello u. kontrabass. Partitur
u. stimmen. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
44753; Musikwissenschaftlicher ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 16361
On the eve of daylights dawning;
song. © 1c May 23, 1936; E unp.
125025; Joseph Buckley Gaskell,
Long Beach, Calif. 16362
He is coming very soon; hymn, arr.
Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1, 1936;
7? pub. 55996; Ellis Hummel, Cin-
cinnatus, N. Y. 16363
He loves me, he loves me not; m
Frank Miller; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ¢« May 29, 1986; E unp. 126157;
Heitie Privette, St. Louis. 16364
Hie met Ena in an inn; W and m
Arden-Saville and Kennedy-Royce,
arr. Dudley E. Bayford; with uku-
Jele arr. and chords for pf. accor-
dion and guit. © May 29, 1936; E
for. 44683; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 16365
He never cared; w Nancy Tomasi,
_ melody A. Sarli and Betty Traina.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 126175,
Agnes Sarli, Brooklyn. 16366
pt. II, n.s., v. 81
He’s mine now; song. © 1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126797; James Cottrell
Haton, Memphis, Tenn. 16367
He’s the man; w David Raymond
Innes, and melody. © 1 ¢. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125565; Bess Evange-
line Murch, Detroit. 16368
He shall come down like rain; anthem,
w from, the Bible, m F. Flaxington
Harker; mixed cho., with incidental
solo for sop. and ten.; organ acc.
© May 25, 1986; E pub. 55960; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 16369
He took me in; w Winifred M. Nien-
huis, and melody. © 1. June 29,
1936; EH unp. 127403;... Barra
Sacadaris, Cleveland. 16370
He was a gentleman’s gentleman; w
and m Michael Carr; with ukulele
arr. and chords for pf. accordion. ©
Apr. 30, 1936; E for. 44634; Peter
Maurice music co., itd., London.
16371
Hear that band; song. © 1 ¢ May
13, 1986; E unp. 124485; David A.
Kulaszewicz, Bessemer, Mich. 16372
Heart and soul for sale: song, arr. and
sc. N. Teagarden. © 1c. June 19,
1836; E unp. 126727; John Harle
Haggard, Oklahoma City. 16373
Heart-broken girl; song, melody Elvin
Bigger and Troy Lee Martin. ©1e.
June 3, 1936; E unp. 125685; Troy
L. Martin, Danville, Va. 16374
Heart’s ease in your hand; w Ger-
trude Millicent McGrath; pf. ©1c.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 126067; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16375
Heaven; song. © 1c. June 12, 19386;
E unp. 126322; Florence Enid Circle,
Newcasile, Ind. 16376
Heaven in Atlantic is heaven in the
moonlight; w Barthold Max, m
Ernest Forte and Leonard Forte. ©
1 ¢« June 13, 1936; E unp. 126949;
Barthold William Max, Philadelphia.
16377
Heaven, incorporated; w Glenn C. Mc-
Fall, melody Miriam Taylor. © 1 ©.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126231; Miriam
Elizabeth Bock, Los Angeles. 16378
Heaven send [sic] you to me; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127223; Henry
Janke, Chicago. 16379
738
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
16403
Heaven sent me you; waltz song, mel-
ody Mario Leone. © 1c. June 16,
19386; E unp. 126552; Merrill Cad-
walader, Peoria, Ill. 16380
Heavenward bound; w and melody.
© 1c. June 13, 1986; E unp. 126446 ;
Ralph Gordon, Brooklyn. 16381
Heigh-ho; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
June 30, 1936; E unp. 127454; Philip
Saltman, Boston. 16382
Heigh-ho the radio; from the Big
broadcast of 1937, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 c. June 11,
1936; E unp. 126527; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
16383
Height (The) of my ambition; w and
melody Richard Jerome and Walter
Kent. ©1e. June 20, 1936; E unp.
126821; Words & music, inc., New
York. 16384
Heimfahrt (Die) des Jorg Tilman;
oper, w u. m Ludwig Maurick; soli,
sprecher u. chor. Klavierauszug. ©
Sept. 1, 1985; E for. 44533; Deut-
scher musikverlag in der N. S. kul-
turgemeinde, Berlin. 16385
Heimweh; impression, Paul Kick-
Schmidt; salonorch. wu. orchester-
erginzungsstimmen. © Mar. 17,
1986; E for. 44727; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 16386
Heinzelminnchens wachtparade; char-
aktersttick, v. Kurt Noack, op. 5,
bearb. Curt Mahr; chromatisches o.
pf. akkordion. © Mar. 30, 1936;
EH for. 44458; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 16387
Heiss brennt die liebe; marsch-fox,
aus Confetti, text Ernst Marischka,
m Robert Stolz, op. 660. © Mar. 6,
1936; E for. 44761; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 16388
Hellemann (Christian) Five romantic
pieces; violin and pf., with Spanish
guit. ace. arr. Vic Wilson and mand.
pt. © June 2, 1936; E for. 44677;
W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 16889
Heller (Stephen) Etude; op. 81, no.
2, 2d pf. pt. Reuven V. Kosakoff,
selected and ed. Stella Nahum and
Lillian Reznikoff Wolfe. © June 1,
1936; EH pub. 55569; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 16890
Helio, dream girl; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1986; E unp. 125858;
Alois Henry Lorer, Handel, Sask.,
_ Canada. 16391
Hen (The) convention; old minstrel
song, setting Bryceson Treharne;
boys’ or men’s cho. © June 22, 1936;
E pub. 55935; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 16392
Her kiss left on my handkerchief ;
Song, m Hstelle I. Mequet. © 1.
June 4, 1986; E unp. 125775; Agustus
A, Gianfala, Jeanerette, La. 16393
Heraclitus; w W. J. Cory, m Hric H.
Thiman; men’s voices. © May 29,
1986; E for. 44445; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 16394
Here and there; songs for children,
w Ruby A. Bilston, m O. G. Camp-
bell-Egan. © Feb. 18, 1936; E for.
44729; Allan & co., prop. ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 16395
Here comes the Chevrolet; song. ©
1c. June 23, 1936; EH unp. 127008;
Philip Amos Small, Baltimore.
16396
Here comes the pop corn man; pf.,
with w. ©1ce. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125625; John Harl Bley, Worcester.
16397
Here comes the sandman; w and m
Edith Herz Franklin. © 1 ec. June
25, 1986; E unp. 127100; Mrs. Louis
Franklin, Houston. 16398
Here in my garden; song. © 1 «.
June 13, 1986; E unp. 126443; Mae
Middleton Hasbrouck, Houston.
16399
Here’s a spot to sing a song of love;
w and m Val Burton and Will Ja-
son, arr. Leo Arnaud. © 1c. June
11, 1986; E unp. 126318; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
16400
Here’s to F. D. R., let’s elect him
again; march song. © 1c. June 20,
1936; E unp. 126829; Stanley Ten-
nyson Grannum, New York. 16401
Herr, nun selbst den wagen halt;
choralmotette, m Johann Nepomuk
David; 4 bis 5 stimmen, ohne beg.
© Feb. 11, 1936: E for. 44419;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 16402
Herz in maske;- operette, Hermann
Falk—u. Christof Schulz-Gellen, m
Johannes Fritzsche, bearb. wu. ein-
richtung Karl Hans Jaeger. Voll-
standiger klavierauszug mit text
zum _ dirigieren eingerichtet vom
komponisten. © Feb. 19, 1936; E
for. 44525; Thalia verlag, Leipzig.
16403
739
CATALOG OF
16404
Heute singen alle geigen liebe; lang-
samer foxtrot, w Rudi Keller u.
Gert von Zitzewitz, m R. Keller.
© Jan. 27, 1986; E for. 44442 ; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
16404
Hickory-dickory-dock; w and melody
Edward G. Nelson and Fred Rose.
©1e. June 10, 1986; E unp. 126264 ;
Santly bros._Joy, ine., New York.
16405
Hide and seek; w Mack David, mel-
ody Jimmie Monaco. 1c. June
10, 1986; E unp. 126227; Select mu-
sic publications, inc., New York,
16406
High and dry; w and melody. ©1c.
June 1, 1936; E unp. 125613; Jo-
seph Martyn McMahon, jr., Pitts-
field, Mass. 16407
High hat; w and melody. ©1c. May
29, 1936; E unp. 126298; Lucille
Gedeon, Aspinwall, Pa. 16408
High school pride; march, Al Pinard;
band pts., with conductor. © June
15, 1936; E pub. 56014; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 16409
Highways and hedges chorus; hymn,
W anon., m arr. Baylus B. McKinney.
© June 15, 1936; E pub. 55884; Sun-
day school board of the Southern
Baptist convention, Nashville.
16410
Hills (The) sleep on; w Harold Simp-
son, m Christopher Marsh; in E
flat. © May 15, 1936; E for. 44597;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 16411
Himno continental de America: can-
cion, arr. M. Licon H. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1986; E unp. 127344; Octaviano
Perea, El Paso. 16412
Ho, ho, ho, hum, now I am wishing
that winter would come; w UL.
Erlanger, melody William H. Gute-
kunst. ©1c. June 25, 1936; E unp.
127120; Louise Erlanger and Wil-
liam Gutekunst, Louisville. 16413
Ho-la-li; text tr. Wm. Hunter, adapted
Everett Hendricks, melody from
Bavaria, set Morten J. Luvaas; 6
mixed voices. © June 16, 1986; E
pub. 55895; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 16414
Hodie Christus natus est (Born today,
Christ the Lord) ; Christmas motet,
J. P. Sweelinck, transcribed and ed.
Clara Tillinghast; sop. 1, 2 and
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. TL. MSG. Veo
alto; organ acc. © June 5, 1936;
E pub. 55861; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16415
Hoffnung; declamation with m, w
Emanuel Geibel; pf. [German text]
© 1c. June 8, 1986; E unp. 126024;
Anita Schade, Washington. 16416.
Hold me close to your heart; song.
© 1c. June 6, 19386; E unp. 125870;
Fiorence Marks Pensyl, Glendale,
Calif. 16417
Hold me so close to your heart; song.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126646;
Margaret Hleanora Kuhn, North
Bessemer, Pa. 16418
Hold me tight; song, melody Charles
Mattern. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E
unp. 127397; Lynda Helhoff Mat-
tern, West Los Angeles. 16419
Hold naught against me; a prayer,
anthem, w and m Raymond J. Iden;
men’s voices. © June 22, 1936; HB
pub. 55938; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 16420
Holiday sketches ; seven duets, Archie
Fairbairn Barnes; pf. © May 22,
1936; E for. 44605; Augener, I1td.,
London. 16421
Hollywood fantasy; pf. © 1c. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126608; Irving
Gertz, Providence. 16422
Hollywood kiddie ditties; w Jean Her-
bert, m Louis Herscher; with arr.
for guit., ete. © June 22, 1986; AA
209056; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 164238
Homage to Liszt; melodie sentimen-
tale, Kenneth A. Wright; brass band
pts. © Apr. 25, 1936; E for. 44594;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 16424
Home in Dixie; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © June 6, 1986; E pub.
55625; Herbert Wood, Bolivar, Tenn,
16425
Home on the range; author anon.,
arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. ©
June 2, 1986; E pub. 55641; Shapiro,
Bernstein & Co., inc., New York.
16426
cowboy song; Hawaiian guit., di-
agram arr., with w. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 55654; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 16427
Home sweet home; diagram arr. with.
w. ©1e. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125884 ; Max S. Rogers, Youngstown,
O. 16428
740
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Homing; w Arthur L. Salmon, m
Teresa Del Riego, arr. William
Stickles; sop., alto and bar. ©
June 8, 1936; E pub. 55711; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 16429
Honest and truly I love you; w and
melody. © 1c. June 19, 1936; E
unp. 126764; Franklin 8. McGowen,
Hollywood, Calif. 16480
Honest, honey, what I say is true;
song. © 1c. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126297; Doris Helen Anderson,
Brooklyn. 16481
Honey, ain’t you coming back to me;
song. ©1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126905; Frank A. Sullivan, Detroit.
16432
Honey: fu; sone. © 1 cc. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126881; Elvira Mc-
Cord Dexheimer, Montrose, N. Y.
16433
Honey, there’s something wrong; song,
w Mrs. Donald Dipace. ©1c. June
27, 19386; E unp. 1273877; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 16434
Honeymoon dreaming; song, w Charles
Soete and Margaret Soete. © 1 «.
June 22, 1936; EH unp. 126919; Charles
O'Neil, jr., Cincinnati. 16435
Honeymoon (A) in Cuba; w and m
Violette Bournet, arr. Jean Walz;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Dec. 31,
1935; E pub. 55917; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 16436
Honeymoon in June; w and m Earl
Louis Mayo; pf. © 14cx June: 25,
1936; E unp. 1D7188: Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16437
Honeysuckle (The) bee; song. ©1e.
June 29, 1986; E unp. 127373; J. W.
Peterson, Gooding, Id. 16488,
Honolulu’s got me now; w and melody.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126011;
Leonard Hawk, Honolulu, T. H.
16439
Hooray for Roosevelt; w and melody.
©1ec. June 15, 1936; E unp. 127427;
Frank Gaughan, New York. 16440
Hoping to heaven; song. ©1c. June 2,
19386; E unp. 126557; Rosemary
Street Lewis, Pasadena. 16441
Hornpipe (The) hop; from 8. S. Bear
Mountain, w and m Dave Oppen-
heim and Michael H. Cleary; with
guit. arr. © June 24, 1936; E pub.
56081; Mills music, ine., New York.
16442
16455
Hors d’euvre; by David Comer, arr.
Harold Rubenstein; pf. © June 26,
1936; E pub. 56088; B. Feldman &
co., London. 164438
—— fox-trot, David Comer, arr. Ned
Freeman; orch. pts. © June 15,
1936 ; E pub. 55860; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 16444
Horsin’ around; w and melody. ©
1 ce. June 23, 19386; E unp. 127034;
George Herbert Bourne, Los Angeles.
16445
Hot sands; march, Heywood S. Jones;
pf. © June 9, 1986; E pub. 55683;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16446
Hotel (L’) du clair de lune; paroles
Rosemonde Gérard, m Jacque—
Simonot. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
44813 ; Smyth, Paris. 16447
House-car honeymoon; song, melody
Victor Clarence Thomson. © 1 ec.
June 22, 1936; EH unp. 126996; Arthur
Softley, Tucson, Ariz. 16448
House (The) Jack built for Jill; from
Rhythm on the range, w and m Fred-
erick Hollander and Leo Robin, pf.
se. Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © June 5, 1936; E pub.
50680 ; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 16449
House (The) where I was born; w J.
Dewey Sigafuss: pf. ©1e. June 2d;
1936; E unp. 127178 ; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16450
How; w A. EH. Roquerre, m Keta L.
Crumley. © 1c. May 18, 1936; BH’
unp. 125917; Audry Barrett, Los
Angeles. 16451
How can I be happy ; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. May 11, 1936; E unp. 126963;
Mary Nichols Burch, Guymon, Okl.
16452
How can I sing my love songs; w Herb
Pornhagen; pf. treble. © 1c. June
22, 1936; E unp. 126992; Hugo Kass-
ner, New York. 16453
How could I ever feel lonesome; fox-
trot, w J. McDonald, melody P. Pur-
eell. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125674; Joseph McDonald and Pat-
rick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
16454
How precious the night; w and melody.
©1c. June 16, 1936; EH unp. 126553 ;
Charles Sumner Spalding, New York.
16455
741
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16456
Howdy it’s John’s time now to enter-
tain ; Ist alto saxophone, with w. ©
1 ¢e. May 19, 19386; E unp. 125535;
John R. Davis, Chicago. 16456
Hoyer (Karl) Drei kleine pridludien
und fugen fiir orgel; op. 61. © Jan.
20, 1986; E for. 44771; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 16457
Hula hula; w and melody Fred Taylor.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; EH unp. 1259138 ;
Frederick G. Taylor, jr., Flint, Mich.
16453
Humbert (G. Frank) Fourteen studies
in the five finger group for piano.
© Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44451; B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
16459
Humimin’; song. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 126481; Ada Broking, Cairo,
Nay. 16460
Humimin’-strummin’; song. © 1 e.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125955; Sara
W. Keller, Atlanta. 16461
Humoresque; w Martyna Carroll, m
Anton Dvorak, arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
in diagram. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
50176; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 16462
Hymn of the First Presbyterian church
of Chicago; w Harold Leonard Bow-
man, m Iorwerth W. Prosser. ©
May 17, 1986; E pub. 55746; First
Presbyterian church of Chicago, Chi-
cago. 16463
Hymn to spring; song, op. 3. © Jan.
10, 1936; E for. 44741; Leona Han-
son Flood, Los Angeles. 16464
Hymn to the sun; by Nikolas Rimsky-
Korsakoff, fox trot transcription
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936;
EH unp. 127268; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 16465
Hymnore; e editoj imzot Fan S. Noli;
per kor te perzier. © May 16, 1936;
E pub. 56041; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 16466
I ain’t got nobody, and nobody cares
for me; fox-trot, Spencer Williams
and Roger Graham, arr. Gene Gif-
ford; orch. pts. © June 22, 1936; E
pub. 56003; Joe Davis, ine, New
York. 16467
I am taking this little rose; w and
melody. © 1c. June 10, 1936; E
unp. 126262; Jessa Inez Crotwell,
Walker, La. 16468
Dt. 1, Nn. S., v. 31
I bought a song for only a dime; w
and melody. © 1c. June 10, 1936;
E unp. 126259; Josephine C. Deible,
Pontiac, Mich. 16469
I ean only whistle; w Myron J. Glau-
ber, and melody. © 1 ¢. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125496; David M. Hoff-
man, Los Angeles. 16470
I can see the writing on the wall; w
and m Bob Kelly and Elinor Kelly;
pf. © 1c June 8, 1936; E unp.
126081; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16471
I can sympathize with you; waltz song,
meledy Sam Adelman. © 1c. June
18, 1986; E unp. 126685; Mabel Pan-
kow, Reno, Nev. 16472
T can tell fortunes; song. © 1 ec. June
19, 1936; E unp. 126798; James Cot-
trell Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 16473
I cannot forget; waltz, w and melody.
©ic. June 12, 1936; E unp. 126365;
Evelyn Chapman Markham, Akron,
oO. 16474
I can’t escape from you; from Rhythm
on the range, w and m Leo Robin
and Richard A. Whiting, pf. sc. Geo.
N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© June 8, 1936; E pub. 55793; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 16475
I can’t feel blue dear, when I’m with
you; pf., with w. ©1ec. June 26,
1936; E unp. 127282; Jack Baer,
Cleveland. 16476
I can’t forget in a day; valse song. ©
1c May 4, 19386; E unp. 126389;
Everett E. Davis, Red Lodge, Mont.
16477
I can’t remember to forget; w Phila
Lee Patterson, and melody. © 1.
June 29, 1986; E unp. 127462; Geor-
gia Rights Efird, Tampa, Fla. 16478
I can’t say nothing you caught me
wrong again; w and melody Minnie
McCoy. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126889; Wabash music co., Chi-
cago. 16479
I could let the world go by; w Jess
Altman, and melody. © 1 ec. June
24, 1936; E unp. 127064; Ben Meck-
ler, Detroit. 16480
I’d be pleased; m Arch Fritz; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. June 12, 1936;
Eeounp. 126342; Nat C. Green, Los
Angeles. 16481
742
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936 16507
I’d change my torch song to a love | I dreamt I was a pirate; w and m
song; pf. treble, with w. © 1 ¢. Eddie Pola; with ukulele arr. ©
June 29, 1936; E unp. 127425; Bev- May 15, 1936; E for. 44705; Camp-
erly Frankel, Chicago. 16482 bell, Connelly & co., lid., London.
I’d give a penny for your thought; w
Billy King, melody Billy King and
G. Saunders. © 1 c. May 25, 1936;
BE ounp. 125729; William H. King and
Geo. Saunders, Detroit. 16483
I’d like to be in Texas, for the round up
in the spring; arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
in diagram, with w. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E pub. 55655; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 16484
I'd like to eall you sweetheart just one
time more: song, melody Ben Adel-
man.* © 1c. June 10, 1936; E unp.
126209; Etta B. Platt, Waterton
Park, Alta., Canada. 16485
I'd like to start over with you; w M.
Griesbach, melody W. Greenlaw. ©
1 ec. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126776;
Walier Greenlaw, Buffalo, and Min-
nie Griesbach, Garberville, Calif.
I'd rather have you under the moon,
than anything under the sun; w
Johnny Lang; pf. treble. .© 1:¢@
June 1, 1936: E unp. 125616; Fred
Samuel Stryker, Hollywood, Calif.
16487
I depend on you; song. © 1c. May
4, 1936; FE unp. 126249; Jean Moore
Davies, Pittsburgh. 16488
I didn’t realize; w and m Vaughn All-
red; pf. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
126093: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16489
I don’t believe you; w and melody. ©
1c June 4, 1936; EH unp. 125769;
Bard Glenn McKelvey, Lancaster,
Calif. 16490
Pb don't. care;.seng. ..© Io «¢.. May 25,
1936; E unp. 125704; Aileen Hamil-
ton, Shawnee, Okl1. 16491
I don’t know so very much, I know;
song, melody Dick Guttmann. ©
1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126981;
Arza Hitt, Mineral Wells, Tex.
16492
I don’t want to wait ’tili the sun goes
down; w and melody by EH. R. Hamp-
ton, m Geo. W. Gaume. © 1 ¢. June
9, 1936; E unp. 126174; E. Ray
Hampton, Hawthorne, Calif. 16493
I dream of Jeanie; by Stephen C. Fos-
ter, arr. Chester Wallis; mixed cho.
© June 27, 1936; E pub. 56103;
Boston music co., Boston. 16494
16486
16495
T feel grand; fox-trot song, melody W.
J. Massung and Ben Adelman. ©
1 ¢ June 18, 1936; E unp. 126679;
Wilbert J. Massung, McKeesport, Pa.
16496
found her ad. in the lonesome col-
uln; song. ©1e. June 20, 1936; E
unp. 127372; Dominic A. Viviani,
Marseilles, Il. 16497
I give you my heart; song. © 1 .«.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 125960; John
Malone, Chicago. 16498
got a feeling you’re falling in love;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 125985; Ludger Karman, Den-
mark, Wis. 16499
I got a notion I’m in love with you;
fox-trot, w and m Percy H. Post, jr.,
and Herman Gibson. © June 29,
1936; E pub. 56128; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 16500:
I got jazz in my soul; w and melody.
©1e. June 5, 1936; E unp. 127308;
Clarence M. Long, 2d, EH. Orange,
16501
gotta have love; melody. © 1.
June 30, 1936; E unp. 127455; Philip
Saltman, Boston. 16502
haven’t gov a troubie in the world;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1.
June 12, 1986; E unp. 126339; How-
ard Wilson Blaine, Wichita. 16503
T hear Thy call; sacred, w and melody
Bernice Baird. © 1 ¢« June 13,
1986; E unp. 126488; Beatrice Ber-
nice Baird, Chico, Calif. 16504
I hope that you'll return; valse song,
w Nat Gordon. © 1 ¢. May 11,
1936; E unp. 126982; John Corbett,
Gisborne, New Zealand. 16505
just made up with that old girl of
mine; fox-trot, w and m George A.
Little, Harry Pease and George B.
McConnell. © June 29, 1936; E pub.
56126; Jce Davis, inec., New York.
16506
I just want to go home; w and melody.
© 1c: June 23, 1986; E unp. 127016;
Priscilla Haslett, Sausalito, Calif.
16507
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16508
Laie!
just wrote a song; w Johnny Lang;
pf. treble. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125621; Fred Samuel Stryker,
Hollywood, Calif. 16508
keep on blowing bubbles; fox-trot
seng, melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢.
June 10, 1986; E unp. 126219; Harry
Joye, Summerville, S. C. 16509:
I knew it all the time; song, melody
Will Vidler. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127103; Ramon E. Williams,
Hast St. Louis, Il. 16510
know there is someone Molly who
tells you lies; song. © 1c. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126547; Joseph Miele,
New York. 16511
I know what I want and I’m gonna get
it; fox trot, w and melody. ©1..
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125510; Russell
Dean Malray, Montesano, Wash.
16512
I know you'll love Hawaii; w J. H.
Borthwick, m S. K. Piliwale. ©
June 12, 1936; E pub. 55909; James
Harold Borthwick and Silver Kin-
iohe Piliwale, Honolulu. 16513
I know youw’re lying—but I love it; w
and melody. ©1e. June 6, 1936; E
unp. 125956; Joe Capraro, Hot
Springs, Ark. 16514
kvill skall dansbanan ldvas; vals,
text Paddock, m Jules Sylvain; pf.
© June 6, 1986; E for. 44864; Hdi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm. 16515
I learned a lesson from you; w and m
Ricky Simpson; pf. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126467; Hric O. Simp-
son, New York. 16516
I like me; pf., with w. ©1c. June 27,
1936 ; E unp. 127315; Mary EH. Oliver,
Pittsburgh. 16517
I like to dance the opery; song. ©l1e.
June 2, 1986; E unp. 126613 ; Michael
Mikita and Mac Benoit, New York.
16518
liken my darling to the bonnie red
rose; song. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
EK unp. 126738; Lena May Forson,
Sacramento, Calif. 16519
Tll always love you sweetheart; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 126859'; Lawrence Fog, Joliet,
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ext
Til. 16520
Till always remember Ronkonkomo;
song. © June 25, 1936; E pub.
56054 ; Charles McCord, New York.
16521
Dt. TLE, MSs, Vee
Tll be on my way; fox trot, w Tony
Bell, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
June 10, 1986; E unp. 126212; F. R.
Garver, Roaring Spring, Pa. 16522
I'll be over at Mary’s; w and melody.
© 1e. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125513;
Russell Dean Malray, Montesano,
Wash. 16523
Vll be singing, (ll be dancing; w and
melody Madge Atwell. © 1c. June
3, 1936; E unp. 125683; Gladys Mar-
garete Apfel, Brooklyn. 16524
I'll be waiting sweetheart; pf., with w.
©1c. June 19, 1986; E unp. 126771;
Joseph P. Burk, Rochester, Minn.
16525
Ill build you a bungalow of roses;
song, melody Jack Schatenstein. ©
1 ec. June 9, 1986; E unp. 126063;
Anna Oszuscik Brodniak, Mukilteo,
Wash. 16526
T’ll go on living in memories of yester-
day’s moments with you; w and m
Darwin Shealy. ©1 ce. June 1, 1936;
EH unp. 125594; Samuel Darwin
Shealy, Columbia, S. C. 16527
I'll go quietly, ossifer; song. © 1.
June 19, 1986; E unp. 126799'; James
Cottrell Haton, Memphis, Tenn.
16528
T’ll go sailing alone; waltz song, mel-
ody O. J. Bertagnoli and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. June 26, 1986; EB unp.
127217; Oswald J. Bertagnoli, Cas-
pian, Mich. 16529
Ill go through; w Mable Evelyn Grif-
fin; pf. ©1e. June 25, 1936; E unp.
127188; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16530
I'll have you; w and melody. ©1e.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127460; Jean
Bernice Moran, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 16531
[ll keep loving you; w and m Todd
Hidden. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
125581; Charles H. Hidden, Portland,
Or. 16532
T’ll make the first rose of summer the
last rose of my heart; w Irving
Caesar and Sammy Lerner, melody
Gerald Marks. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125656; Irving Caesar, ine,
New York. 165383
Ill never forget to-night, sweetheart ;
melody Nick Caplen. © 1. May 22,
1936; E unp. 127089; Nick Cappiello,
Youngstown, O. 16534
744
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
16562
TV’ll never let you go; w and m [red
Astaire, Dave Dreyer and Jack Ellis ;
with guit. arr. © June 10, 1986;
EB pub. 55699; Select music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 16535
ll smile again; w and m Max Rich,
Dave Oppenheim and Michael H.
Cleary; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
June 22, 1936; E pub. 56011; Miller
music, ine., New York. 16586
I'll soon go where those chilly winds
don’t blow ; song, arr. Marguret Mac-
Rae. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127349; Curtis Williams, New York.
1653
I'll stake a claim on thee; song. ©
1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127050;
Robert Alfred Lowell, Oklahoma
City. 16538
Ill try once more; song. 1c. June
10, 1936; E unp. 126255; Jacquelyn
Kuykendall Kinchion, Waco, Tex.
16539
I'll try to smile; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢. June 20,
1986; E unp. 126911; Metro-Gold-
wyu-Mayer corp., New York. 16540
lost a dream; w Lee Wood, melody
Lee Wood and Al Songey. © 1 «¢.
May 25, 1986; E unp. 125062; Lee
Clay Wood, Oakland, Calif. 16541
love Atlantic City; ist violin, with
w. ©1.e. June 13, 1986; E ump.
126406; Frank W. Lawrence, Atlan-
tic City. 16542
I love coffee; note and diagram arr.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125887 ;
Max S. Rogers, Youngstown, O.
16543
I love my little old guitar; song. ©
1 ¢. June 18, 19386; E unp. 126710;
John Jerold De Sanders, Oakiand,
Calif. 16544
love the blueness of your blue, blue
eyes; fox-trot song; with guit. arr.
©1e. June 23, 1936; E unp. 127026;
Cora McWhinney Hand, Inglewood,
Calif. 16545
I love thee; w Thomas Hood, m Wal-
ter H. Loud. © June 10, 1936; E
pub. 55704; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 16546
love to snuggle when I dance; song,
m Luther A, Clark. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 55538; Roy Luther Thayer,
Ballston Spa, N. Y. 16547
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I love to stay home with you; song.
©1c. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127318 ;
Jennie DeWeese, New York. 16548
I love you; song, melody Ralph Je-
rome Cannaday. © 1 c. June 9,
1936 ; E unp. 126123 ; Georgia Canna-
day, Roanoke, Va. 16549
w Julia Fowler. © 1 @
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127378; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 16550
I love you, darling; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126861; Min-
nie Curlett, Millville, N. J. 16551
love you dearly; fox trot; pf. treble,
=
with w. © 1c. June 13; 1936 BH
unp. 126439; Harry Oblinger, San
Francisco. 16552
I love you little girl; song, m Maudie
B. Shrefiler. © 1c June 13, 1936;
E unp. 126453; Mrs. H. C. Connel,
Larussell, Mo. 16553
I love you love’s sweet way; w and
melody. © 1c. June 5, 1936; EH
upp. 125860; Ross Arthur Tigert,
Washington. 16554
love you senorita I do; waltz song;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ May 26,
19386; E unp. 125705; Ann Lipkin,
New York. 16555
I love you so; song, m J. Joseph Schil-
ling. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126886; Mae Jack Cheek, Canton,
a
Miss. 16556
I love you, too; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
June 22, 1986; E unp. 126867; Effie
M. Smith, Hatch, N. M. 16557
I love your charms: song. © 1 e.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127286; Sylvia
Mager, Los Angeles. 16558
I’m a dreamer-on; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. June 18, 1986; E unp. 126711;
Mary Johnson, Cleveland. 16559
I’m a little moon-mad; w Mort Dixon,
m Ray Henderson; with arr. for
guit., etc. © May 29, 1936; E pub.
55545; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 16560
Im a millionaire; w and m Barry
Hubbs; with guit. arr. © June 18,
19386; E pub. 55835; Hubert J.
Braun, Chicago. 16561
I’m asking for your love, baby; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126677;
Raymond Duckett, Washington.
16562
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16563
pt. II, n.s., v.31
I’m blue because I love you; song, m
Loretta Thompson. © 1 ec. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126187; Leslie Marcon-
tell, Saratoga, Tex. 16563
I’m busy with love; w Don Wallace,
melody Phil Ohman. © 1 ec. June
8, 1936; E unp. 1259638; William
Donavon Wallace, Los Angeles.
16564
Imm counting on the stars; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125560; Armand Hug, New
Orleans. 16565
I’m down and out; song. ©1c. June
11, 19386; E unp. 126281; Joseph
Riha, Chicago. 16566
I’m dreaming the hours away for you;
w Adelia Henisey; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1936; E unp. 127149; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16567
I’m flying down to Cuba; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1c. June
26, 1936; E unp. 127216; Frank L.
Clayton, Tauranga, New Zealand.
16568
I’m glad it was a dream; w Johnny
Lang; pf. treble. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126454; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Hollywood, Calif. 16569
I'm going back to Dixie’s cotton high-
ways; fox trot song. ©1e. June l,
1936; E unp. 125516; Gail McClel-
land, Oklahoma City. 16570
I’m going back to my sweetheart; w
Fred Reekie; pf. © 1 ¢. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127184; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16971
I’m going home; song, melody Troy
Lee Martin and Elvin Bigger. ©
1 ec. June 3, 1936; E unp. 125686;
Troy L. Martin, Danville, Va. 16572
I’m going now to Texas; song, w
Charles E. Gipe. © 1c. June 27,
1986; E unp. 1273880; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 16573
Tm going to keep on knocking until
you open your heart to me; w and
melody. © 1c. June 29, 1936; E
unp. 127362; Hugo R. Radau,
‘Waterloo, Ill. 16574
I’m gona go rite home and tell my
mama; w M. J. Kinney, m EH. Stock-
ing; vocal, violin and bass, with
guitar symbols. © 1 ec. Apr. 25,
1936; E unp. 123325; Marie J. Kin-
ney, Los Angeles, and Eloise Stock-
ing, Pacific Palisades, Calif. 16575
I’m gonna do all my fishing out’er one
little sea; song. © 1 -¢. June 11,
1936; E unp. 126275; Robert Emeal
Pope, Monroe, La. 16576
I’m gonna get it; w and melody Lester
Melrose. © 1 ¢. June 22, 1936; EB
unp. 126890; Wabash music ¢o.,
Chicago. 16577
I’m gonna swing my swan song; w
and m V. Edwards and Puss Dona-
hoo; pf. treble. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125660; Vivian Edwards and
P. Sheldon Donahoo, Oakland, Calif.
16578
I'm grateful to you; w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots; with arr.
for guit., ete. © May 29, 1936; EB
pub. 55515; Harry Engel, inc., New
York. 16579
I’m in a hurry to catch a cab; song,
m Leo Richard. © 1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126783; Alice Walter,
New York. 16580
I’m in love with you; song, arr. Mar-
jorie Campbell. © 1 ¢ June 16,
1986; E unp. 126550; Charles Ben
Hogan, jr., Portsmouth, Va. 16581
I’m insane about you; w Edward Hey-
man, melody John Jacob Loeb. ©
1 ec. June 20, 1986; E unp. 126822;
Words & music, inc., New York.
16582
I'm jealous; fox trot song. © 1 «
June 1, 19386; E unp. 125519; Daisy
Roseberry McDow, Susanville, Calif.
16583
I’m just a fool; w and m Eddie Ingra-
ham. © June 20, 1936; E pub.
50985; Edward M. Ingraham, Bos-
ton. 16584
I’m just a wandering cowboy ; w Grace
Stephens; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936;
E unp. 126078; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16585
I’m just an old-time printer ; song, new
melody and new arr. Eugene Platz-
man. ©1e. Apr. 3, 1936; E unp.
125921; Robert Leigh Morris, Moun-
tain Home, Tenn. 16586
I’m just like a rainbow when it
comes to you; w and melody. © 1
ce. June 15, 1936; EH unp. 126423;
Joseph Earl Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, Il.
16587
I'm kinda blue over you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127067; Ellis S. Tuten, San Fran-
cisco. 16588
746
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
I’m leaving the old avenue; song, arr.
Bernie Clements. © 1 «¢. June 24,
19386; E unp. 127121; John Calvin
Turnage, Houston. 16589
I’m living dear; w and melody. ©l1ec.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127283; Robert
W. Garrison, Princeton, N. J.
16590:
I’m living just for you; w and melody ;
pf. arr. May Hain. © 1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126954; Henry Caleb
Thoner, Rochester, Minn. 16591
I’m locoed, just like a long horn cow;
wand melody. ©1c. June 16, 1936;
E unp. 126536; Billy Loudon, Chilili,
N. M. 16592
I’m looking for a kind hearted girl;
song, w John Whitehouse. © 1 «.
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126137; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 165938
I’m looking ‘round for someone to love
me; w and melody. © 1 c¢. music
May 22, 1936, 1 c. words June 9;
EH ounp. 126201; Dorothy Chaffee Le
Due, Portland, Or. 16594
-
I’m making a big splash at that beauti-
ful ocean; w and melody. © 1.
June 20, 1936; E unp. 126899 ; Joseph
HE. Saunders, Atlantic City. 16595
I’m not romantic; song. © June 3,
1936; E pub. 55542; Robert Stephen-
son, Hays, Pa. 16596
i’m nuts about screwy music; w and m
Jimmie Lunceford and Fred Rose,
arr. Edwin Wilcox; orch. pts. ©
March 28, 1936; E pub. 55983; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
16597
I’m on my way home; hymn, arr. Mrs.
Ellis Hummel. © May 1, 1936; ©
pub. 56000; Ellis Hummel, Cincin-
natus, N. Y. 16598
I’m prepared for love; w and melody.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127490;
Morrey Davidson and Edward Louis
Goette, Lakewood, O. 3092
I’m riding on a rocking horse; hill-
billy fox-trot, w and m Harry Leoa
and Leo Towers. © June 2, 1936;
E for. 44591 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd., Lon-
don. 16600
I’m robbing the cradle; w and melody.
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 12665);
Louis Richard Otto, jr., New Orleans.
16601
16614
I’m rythm, all rythm, and nothin’ else
but; w HE. Blanche Chaffee; pf. ©
1 c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127159;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16602
Im sailing in a cylinder; w and m
Mary Donington; unison voices. ©
May 26, 1936; HE for. 44643: Stainer
& Bell, 1td., London. 16603
I'm sending flowers; w and m Bud
Pries; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
June 8, 1936; E pub. 55642; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
16604
I’m singing a blue song; w and melody.
© 1c. June 15, 1986; E unp. 126476;
Sam Jacobson, Seattle. 16605
I’m sorry; song. © 1c. June 12, 1936;
Hi sunp. 126334; Harry R. Rozin, Cin-
cinnati. 16606
I’m still loving you; w and m Billy
Davis. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127367; Joseph William Davis, San
Antonio. 16607
I’m surprised at you; w and melody.
© ic.m June 3, 1936, 1c. w June 16:
HK unp. 127304; Dorothy Washington
Flegler, New York. 16608
I’m taking singing lessons; w and
melody. ©1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127348; Nicholas L. J. DiRocco,
Corona, N. Y. 16609
I’m the melody man; w and m Jimmie
Luneeford, Sinky Hendricks and Sy
Oliver, arr. 8. Oliver; orch. pts. ©
Apr. 24, 1986; E pub. 55984; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
- 16610
I’m tootin’ my horn; w Allan Roberts
and Jules Loman, m Francis K. Shu-
man, pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner; with
arr. for guit., etc. © June 16, 1936;
E pub. 55880; Melo-art music pub-
lishers, New York. 16611
I’m tossing the woo; m Eddie Brandt:
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126589; Betty Stewart,
New York. 16612
I’m troubled; song, melody Phil Starr.
© 1c. June 12, 1936; E unp. 126326;
Howard Wise, Davis, W. Va.
16613
Ym trusting in you, sweetheart; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126181; Charles Henry Eber-
hardt, Woodhaven, N. Y. 16614
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16615
I’m walking on dangerous ground ; fox-
Vm
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pmocd
ke
he
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trot song, melody Henry Camille
Pellerin. © 1. June 11, 1936; E
unp. 126276; Carl] Pierre Plourd,
Springfield, Mass. 16615
yours, sweetheart; pf., with w.
©1e. June 22, 1986; E unp. 126924 ;
Jewel M. Lundin, Twin Falls, Id.
16616
made a wish; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. June 3, 1986; E unp. 125687;
Frank R. LaVere, Chicago. 16617
met you in the Rockies; w Lillian
Johnson, m and arr. for guit., etc.,
Aaron A. Clark. © May 9, 1986; E
pub. 55672; Lillian Millick, Challis,
Id. 16618
need Thee; hymn, w and m Hthelyn
Euibson.” (©) 1 lea May 25, 01936 0B)
unp. 125834; S. Ethel Wood, New
Providence, Ia. 16619
need you; song, m Mrs. José Ber-
nard. ©1c. June 15, 19386; E unp.
127081; Joséphine B. Bernard, Woon-
socket, R. I. 16620)
never had a dream; song, Otis Rene,
Leon Rene and Ben Ellison. © June
3, 19386; E pub. 55562; Exclusive
publications, inc., New York. 16621
never knew you'd say, I’m thru;
song, melody Frank Dentino. © 1 «.
June 2, 19386; E unp. 125624; Joseph
YT. Clancy, Upper Darby, Pa. 16622
never leave my Amie in Miami; w
and melody. ©1c. June 16, 1936;
EK unp. 126614; Rudolph Pomelek,
Bayshore, N. Y. 16623
never meant to love you; w Zenobia
Miller; pf. © 1c June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127192; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16624
never thought it could end; song.
© 1c. June 30, 1986; E unp. 127476;
Arthur Adolph Levin, Plainfield,
IND TALE 16625
often think of you; w Tommy Snow;
pis © 1c _June’ §, 193865" unp.
126073; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16626
opened my heart; arr. Paul Picci-
rillo; pf., with w. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125846; Albert D’Orsi,
Providence. 16627
I picked a blonde peach; song, w Bene-
dict A. Bezenek. © 1 ¢ June 9,
1936; E unp. 126186; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 16628
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
I picked you for my legal beau; w and
melody. © 1c. June 15, 1986; E
unp. 126520; Bessie G. Glasser, New
York. 16629
saw the moon through my tears;
song, m Aaron Magil. © 1 c¢. June
24, 1986; E unp. 127042; Isadore
Brill, Philadelphia. 16630
1’se a-muggin’; w and m Stuff Smith;
Vse gwine back to Dixie;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 11, 1986; EB
pub. 53929; Select music publica-
tions, inc., New York. 16631
melody
Charles A. White, setting Bryceson
Treharne; male cho. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 55936; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 16632
i’se gwine ter hebbin; w and melody
|
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rs
148
Jessie Bell Stevenson. © 1 c. Mar.
31, 1936; EH unp. 121469; Mrs. W. F.
Stevenson, San Antonio. 16633
shall always love you; song. ©1c.
June 6, 1986; E unp. 125996; Zella
Blaine Lang, San Diego, Calif. -
16634
shall not weep; waltz song. © 1.
June 17, 1986; E unp. 126647; Wil-
liam Alfred Tesson, West Somer-
ville, Mass. 16635
shall sing thy song forever (Sta
canzone sempre canto); w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 17, 1986; E unp.
126645; John Batista Vidach, Chi-
cago. 16636
should have known; w Wilbern Wat-
son; pf. ©1e June 5, 1936; E unp.
125862; Hlma Lee Watson, San
Antonio. 16637
sing dream songs; Indian idyll, song.
©1c. June 26, 1986; E unp. 127246;
Milton John Orlando Groose, Beaver
Dam, Wis. 16638
sing of a maiden; old English w, m
May Sarson; 2-pt. equal voices. ©
June 12, 1986; E for. 44542; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 16639
spell love in the twinkle of your.
eyes; w Frank Williams Simpson;
Df... ©, 1. ¢\ June. 25, 1936." Hastie
127177; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16640
still love the same old sweet-heart,
in just the same old way; waltz, w
J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell. ©
1 c« June 2, 1986; E unp. 125675;
Joseph McDonald and Patrick Pur-
cell, Langley Field, Va. 16641
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
_ no. 6, 1936
16667
I thank Thee for music within my
heart; song. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
EH unp. 126927; Lillian Poole Pal-
mason, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Can-
ada. 16642
I think you're snazzy; song. ©1ee.
June 1, 1936; E unp. 125663 ; William
Wach, Pittsburgh. 16643
I thought; slow fox-trot, w Emerson
Jay Oelen, and melody. ©1e. June
12, 1986: E unp. 126845; Robert
Ernest Wessman, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 16644
I’ve a bone to pick with you; w Elsie
Sanguinet, and melody. © 1c. June
12. 1986; E unp. 126352; Elizabeth
L. Cook, St. Louis. 16645
I’ve been pinching myself black and
biue; w Camilla Foster; pf. ©le.
June 25, 1936; E unp. 127144; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16646
I’ve changed my tune; w and m Juanne
Arliss; pf. treble. © 1c June 4,
1936; E unp. 125766; Margaret N.
Taylor, New York. 16647
I’ve elected you; w and melody. ©1ce.
June 19, 1986: E unp. 126734; Wil-
liam Gaston, New York. 16648
I’ve got a picture of you; w B. Faw-
cette, m F. Holden. © 1c. June 24,
1936 ; E unp. 127062 ; Frances Holden
and Bradford Fawcette, Monroe, La.
16649
I’ve got evrything but you; fox trot,
wand melody. ©1c. June 26, 1936;
E unp. 1272382; Steve A. Kules and
Frank A. Strzepek, Detroit. 16650
I’ve got my chin up; song, pf. sc. Basil
Sadler. ©1c. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127070; Eunice Coster, Baltimore.
16651
I’ve got the blues, for my old Kentucky
home; w and m Lester C. Cobb; pf.
se. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. June 3,
1936; E unp. 125717; Carl L. Kob,
Sedalia, Col. 16652
I’ve got the hilly-billy blues; w and m
Harry Leon, Leo Towers and Ho-
ratio Nicholls; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion, banjo and
suit. © May 18, 1936; E for. 44632:
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.,
London. 16653
I’ve got the horns on you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
126823; Otomar F. Hlava, New York.
16654
84306—36——4.
I’ve got you in the corner of my eye; w
Betty Hayford, m Carolyn Mattice.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125589;
Betty Lillian Hayford and Mary
Carolyn Mattice, Slingerland, N. Y.
16655
I’ve had your future all planned ; song,
pf. sc. Harold Potter. © 1 «¢ June
26, 1936; E unp. 127284: Robert W.
Garrison, Princeton, N. J. 16656
I’ve lost the key to your heart: w Wil-
liam Kocourek, m Frank Key, arr.
Lew Novy. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 126726; Frank Otto Kocourek,
Chicago. 16657
waited for spring; arr. Paul Picci-
rillo; pf., with w. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125847; Albert D’Orsi,
Providence. 16658
I want a cottage; song, w Billea Rox-
anne Staples. © 1c. June 16, 19386:
E unp. 126565; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 16659
I want to be a star; song, w James
Washington. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 126587; Alevia R. Chins and
James Washington, Denver. 16660
I want to be popular with Jesus;
hymn, arr. Mrs. Hillis Hummel. ©
May 1, 1986; E unp. 55998; Ellis
Hummel, Cincinnatus, N. Y. 16661
I want to be your shadow; song. ©
1 ¢ May 28, 1986; E unp. 125045;
Vida Richelieu DeWey, Albany.
16662
I want to belong to you; w and m Ruby
Danks Cadman. © June 8, 1936; E
pub. 56048 ; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 16663
I want to fall in love; song, w P. King
and Nina Martin. © 1c June 12,
19386; E unp. 126378; Pearl King,
Spring Green, Wis. 16664
I want to write a love song; song, mel-
ody Charles Mattern. © 1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127896; Lynda Hel-
hoff Mattern, West Los Angeles.
16665
I want you, I’ve got you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127123; Mary Alden Lence, Jones-
boro, Ill. 16666
j—
I wanta balance my love account; w
and m Henry Jesse Chapman; pf. ©
1 @ June 8, 1986; E unp. 126092;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16667
749
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16668
I was dreaming; pf. treble. © 1 ec.
June 20, 1986; E unp. 126841; Alex
Hyde and Basil Adlam, New York.
16668
I will always be in love with you;
pf., with w. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127118; Lizette Mowen, Co-
lumbus, O. 16669:
I will love you forever my darling;
song. © 1c. June 18, 19386; E unp.
126699; Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll,
Neb. 16670
{I will magnify Thee; song, w from
Psalms. © 1c. June 18, 1936; EH
unp. 126404; Carl F. Mann, Detroit.
16671
I wish I had a sweetheart; pf. treble,
with w. © 1. June 18, 1936; EH
unp, 127209; Lucia Ziccardi Wein-
berg, Brooklyn. 16672
I wish I were a clown like Pagliacci;
w Edgar Leslie, m Jimmie Monaco;
with guit. arr. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 55686; Santly bros.—Joy, ine.,
New York. 16673
wished on a four leaf clover; song,
m Ruby Seely-Gervais. ©1c. June
5, 1986; E unp. 125843; Nellie M.
Seely, Portland, Or. 16674
4
wished on a star; song, w Henry
Schultz: ‘© lve. June, 27; 1986575
unp. 127379; J. Chas. MeNeil, Los
Angeles. 16675
b=
I won your love; serenade, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 5, 1986; E unp.
125851; Dan Cicchelli, Detroit.
16676
I wonder; song, m Luther A. Clark,
arr. Aaron A. Clark. © June 8,
1936; E pub. 55675; Ethel Chaffee,
Carpinteria, Calif. 16677
I wonder why; song. © 1c. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127055; Rola Libke,
New Holstein, Wis. 16678
I won’t mind growing old; song. ©
1 ec June 8, 1936; E unp. 126036;
Andrew MecNeillie, Mifflintown, Pa.
16679
I wore my heart on my sleeve; w and
melody. © 1c June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126925; Guy Bonar Wood,
Brooklyn. 16680
I worship the ground you walk on;
w and m Bob Wright and Chet For-
Dt. Tin SV one
rest. © 1. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126320; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 16681
I worship you; w and melody. ©1e.
June 20, 1986; EH unp. 127402; Terry
Georgian and Gabe Tite, Detroit.
16682
I wouldn’t for the world; w Cad
Bowen, m Eddie Corbett; pf. © 1
e. June 24, 1986; E unp. 127047;
James Edward Corbett, Pomona,
N. J. 16683
I write this with tears in my eyes;
w L. Coleman, melody H. Foillard.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127091 ;
Henry Foillard, Long Island City,
and Lucile Coleman, Tottenville,
Sarda Nae 16684
Ich hab’ dich lange nicht gektiisst;
langsamer foxtrot, w Bruno Balz,
m Heinz Reinfeld. © Mar. 3, 1936;
EH for. 44441; Wiener bohéme verlag,
g.m. b. h., Berlin. 16685
If I could only be sure of you; w
Margaret Gavan; pf. © 1c. June
29, 1986; E unp. 127150; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16686
If I could only find her; w Herman
Wilke; pf. © 1c June 8, 1936;
E unp. 126075; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16687
If I had a gringo man; w and melody.
© 1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126261;
Sam Abraham Lutz, Vancouver,
Wash. 16688
It ’'m gonna have any peace of mind;
w and melody. ©1c. June 10, 1936;
EK unp. 126258; Georgianna Boothe,
Bremerton, Wash. 16689
Ii I were a millionaire; w and m
Grantland Shaw. © 1 e¢. May 20,
1936; E unp. 1248381; Grant Leslie
Shaw, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
16690
If my song could only reach your
heart; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢ June 24, 1986; E unp. 127045;
Leigh B. Freed, North Manchester,
Ind. 16691
If this ain’t rhythm, don’t pat your
feet; song. © 1. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125497; Edward HEchor, jr.,
Chicago. 16692
e
t we confess our sins; hymn, w and
m Lillian Igo Kindig. © June 1,
1936; E pub. 55892; L. James Kin-
dig, Mattoon, IIl. 16693
750
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
If you can’t sing it you'll have to swing
it; from Rhythm on the range, w
and m Sam Coslow, pf. se. Geo. N.
Terry; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
June 12, 1936; E pub. 55851; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 16694
If you could only come back; song. ©
1 «@ June 29, 1986; E unp. 127416;
Irene S. Chisholm, North Wilming-
ton, Mass. 16695
If you don’t care; w and melody. ©
1 ce. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126847;
Florence Swerdlow, Philadelphia.
16696
If you hadn’t come along; song. ©
1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125789;
Nettie May Ward, Wichita. 16697
If you only knew; w A. A. Levin, m
R. E. Button. ©1e. June 30, 1936;
EH unp. 127477; Arthur Adolph Levin
and Robert Easton Button, Plain-
field, N. J. 16698
If you say you do; waltz song. ©l1e.
- June 19, 1986; E unp. 126736; Del-
phia M. Hancox, Hannibal, Mo.
16699
If you want to; song, m Philip Schnepf
and Marie Newell. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125828; Stanley King,
Philadelphia. 16700
If you want to win those young girls;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
125936; B. W. Flannigan, Ft. Meade,
Md. 16701
If your aloha means I love you, then
I’m happy; song; with ukulele arr.
© June. 12, 1936; EH pub: 55912:
Harry Owens, Honolulu. 16702
Im olympischen dorf; marsch, Paul
Lincke; orch. stimmen. © Mar. 18,
1936; E for. 44750; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 16703
Im Schwarzen ross von Catalanien ;
Spanischer marsch, text Franz Bau-
mann, m Wiga-Gabriel, arr. Gerhard
Winkler; orch. stimmen. © Apr. 7,
19386; E for. 44760; Wilhelm Geb-
auer, Leipzig. 16704
Immerzu singt mein herz deinem
herzen zu; tango, aus Die grosse
stnderin, w Katharina Stoll u. Her-
man Roemmer, m Eduard Kinneke,
arr. Richard Etlinger; salon orch.
stimmen. © Jan. 1, 1936; E for.
44744; Crescendo theaterverlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 16705
i
16717
Impromptu elegante; by Jacques Mil-
ler, op. 11; pf. © June 1, 1936; BH
pub. 55565; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, 16706
In a cute little roadster of blue; w
V. H. Bridge and Joseph EH. McDon-
ald, m Dorothy Johnson and David
Shoop. .© 1c. May 5, 1936; E unp.
123931; Vincent H. Bridge, Harris-
burg, Pa. 16707
In a Dreamland garden; w L. Ice, m
V. Hisenman. © 1c. June 27, 1936;
E unp. 127338; Virginia Hisenman
and Lee Ice, Marietta, O. 16708
In a hamlet by the sea; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 126960;
Anna L. Thompson, Denver. 16709
In a house by the sea built for you and
for me; w and melody. © 1c. June
9) 21986: EH unp. 126183; Edith C.
Maurer, Orange, Calif. 16710
In a houseboat on the Hudson; from
S. S. Bear Mountain, w and m Dave
Oppenheim and Michael H. Cleary ;
with guit. arr. © June 24, 1936; BE
pub. 56079; Mills music, inc., New
York. 16711
In a little café on Broadway; w and
melody Cliff Erickson. © 1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126149; John Clifford
Erickson, Hollywood, Calif. 16712
In a pretty little Mower garden; fox-
trot, w J. McDonald, melody P. Pur-
cell. © 1c. June 5, 1936; E unp.
125841; Patrick Purcell and Joseph
McDonald, Langley Field, Va.
16713
In all my dreams; w Ivor Hilton, m
Lillian Ray. © May 5, 1936; E for.
44615; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
16714
In all the country round. (Dans tous
les cantons) ; French-Canadian folk-
song, English text J. Murray Gibbon,
m arr. Irvin Cooper; mixed cho.
June 27, 1936; E pub. 56093; Boston
music co., Boston. 16715
In an Elysian grove; flute, with pf.
ace. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126480; Phyllis Dorris Mack, Los
angeles. 16716
In an ivy covered arbor on an old New
England lawn; w and melody Jim-
mie Grier and Lyle Moraine. ©1e.
._ June 12, 1936; E unp. 126350; Popu-
lar melodies, inc., New York. 16717
ees |
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CATALOG OF
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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. IMME S. av wot
In an old cherry orchard; w and m
Ruth Murray, rev. Chas. Henderson
and Pat Ballard; with guit. arr.
June 24, 1936; E pub. 56077; Mills
music, inec., New York. 16718
In Argentina; w and m A. Sawyer. ©
1 e. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125895;
Adella Sawyer and S. D. Wilcox,
Hollywood, Calif. 16719
In Bethlehem; song. © June i3,
1986; E pub. 55767; Madeline M.
Hughes, Cincinnati. 16720
In Budapest; w E. Dorien, melody J.
Elly. ©1c. June 19, 1936; E unp.
126756; Joseph Hilly and Edwin
Dorien, New York. 16721
In de shadder of de lamb; w Mary
Sinton Leitch, m Charles Kingsford ;
med. voice. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55951; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
16722
In glory, round Thy throne; anthem,
w and m Gwilym Davies; mixed
voices. © May 7, 1936; HE pub.
56042: White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 16723
In God’s garden; song. © May 20,
19386; E pub. 55527; Ward Samuel
Baker, Delano, Calif.
In little Capuana; fox-trot tango, w
and melody. ©1ec. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126842; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. 16725
In minuet style; by Thomas Baron
Pitfield; violin and pf. © May 25,
1936; E for. 44608; Augener, Itd.,
London. 16726
In Miinchen steht ein hofbriuhaus;
stimmungswalzer, text Klaus SS.
Richter, m Wiga-Gabriel, arr. Ger-
hard Winkler; orch. stimmen. ©
Apr. 15, 1936; E for. 44758; Wilhelm
Gebauer, Leipzig. AOA.
In my garden by a stream; w James
J. Meikleham, m EK. P. LaFreniere;
with arr. for guit., ete. © June 19,
1936; E pub. 56059; Roy music co.,
ine., New York. 16725
In my heart it’s not that way; song,
arr. Bernie Clements. © 1 ¢. June
23, 19386; E unp. 127037; Joe Bonno,
jr., Houston. 16729
In my story book of dreams; w and
melody Edward Kirkeby. © 1 e.
June 12, 1936; E unp. 126360; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 16730
16724 |
In my treasure chest of souvenirs;
fox-trot song. ©1c. May 11, 1936;
E unp. 126972; Fred Schwandt, Min-.
neapolis. 16731
In old Mexico; song. © 1c. June 9,,
1936; E unp. 126051; Mary Ethel
Guttman, Los Angeles. 167382:
In old Vienna; song, melody Charles
Mattern... © 4.c, June,.27,, 1936—9n),
unp. 127398; Lynda Helhoff Mattern,,
West Los Angeles. 16733
In old Virginia; waltz song, melody
Manuscript league. © 1c. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126562; Hthel J. Fogle,
Washington. 16734
In one supreme moment; song. © 1
ce. June 380, 1936; E unp. 127493;
Ruth Seydel Stormer, Pasadena.
16735
In our little old home town, when we
were kids; song, melody Ben Adel-
man. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
1272383 ; G. E. Smith, San Antonio.
16736
In spite of all; w and melcdy M. S.
Kosen, melody arrangement Oscar
Johnson. © 1c. June 8, 1986; H
unp. 125964; Minnie Sutherland
Kosen, Dakota, Minn. 16737
In the balmy summer time; w and
melody. © 1-c. June 18, 1936; HE
unp. 126853; Henry Keefe, Lynn,
Mass. 16738
In the Blue Ridge; w H. G. Lindsay,
melody Jack Potts. ©1c. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126558; Jesse A. Potts
and Harl G. Lindsay, Represa, Calif.
167389
In the chapel of the moon; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127219; C. D. Ha-
zelton, Canuck, Sask., Canada.
16740:
In the dream of love; song, m Antonio
Liparini. © 1. Apr. 28, 1936; E
unp. 126152; Frances Minardi,
Brooklyn. 16741
In the garden of tomorrow; w Geo.
Graff, jr., m Jessie L. Deppen, arr.
William Stickles; sop., alto and bar.
© June 8, 1936; E pub. 55708 ; Chap-
pell & co., 1td., London. 16742:
In the gloaming; w Martyna Carroll,
m arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram..
© May 20, 1936; E pub. 55777;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
16743:
752
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
In the heart of old Tahiti; w and m
Harry Leon and Leo Towers; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 30, 1936; E
for. 44429; Campbeil, Connelly & co.,
lItd., London. 16744
In the hills of Maine; song. ©1e.
May 22, 1986; E unp. 125591; Lillian
Ouellette, Westbrook, Me. 16745
In the hills of Oklahoma; w and
melody. ©1e. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125639; Theresai Culver, Glendale,
Calif. 16746
In the kingdom of the gnomes; by Ada
Richter ; pf. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
5581°; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16747
In the land beyond the moon; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 .
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127221; Leslie
L. Hunt, St. Thomas, Ont., Canada.
16748
In the middle of the night; song. ©
1 ce June 4, 1936; E unp. 126563;
Hlizabeth Elsie Burgett, Marshall,
Mich. 16749
In the moonlight; by Jonny Heykens;
orch. pts. © June 12, 1936; E for.
44541 ; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 16750
In the romance of a garden; w and
melody. ©1c. June 10, 1936; E unp.
126256; George Hynz, Ferndale,
Mich. 16751
In the still of the night, I need you;
song. © 1c. June 5, 1936; E unp.
125830; Malinda Perry Farmer,
Detroit. 16752
In the stillness of the night; w H.
Dorien, m J. Elly. ©1e June 19,
1936; E unp. 126757; Joseph Elly
and Hdwin Dorien, New York.
16753
In the valley of my dreams; song, m
Hmil Berggren. ©1c. June 17, 1936:
EK unp. 127487 ; Charles Clayton Ray-
mond, Portland, Or. 16754
In the valley of the San Joaquin; w
Blanche Mitchell; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1936; EH unp. 127187; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16755
In the village of Sin Yang; w A. Mil-
lard Howe; pf. ©1c. June 25, 1936;
HE unp. 127168; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16786
In tune for love; song, m James Il.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 125937; Ila M.
Reed, Danville, Ia. 16757
16772
In two parts; 6 little sketches; pf. ©
May 26, 1936; E for. 44416; Harold
Samuel, London. 16758
In your arms again; w Chet Royal;
pt. ©AKEt Fune? 8119865) unip.
126111; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 16759
In your arms, I always love to be; w
Carlton Cook, m Aileen Angel, pf.
se. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125908; BH. Carlton
Cook, Denver. 16760
Independence of thee we sing; song. ©
May 23, 1936; E pub. 56045; Ella M.
Rogers, Pittsburgh. 16761
Indian (An) epic in song; w and
melodies. © 1 ec. June 26, 1936;
E unp. 127292; J. Henry Bové, New
York. 16762
Indian (An) maid; w and melody. ©
1 e. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125975;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
16763
Indiana fight; pf., with w. © May 1,
1923; E pub. 55849; LeRoy C. Hinkle,
Bringhurst, Ind. 16764
Indiana lullaby; fox trot song, m Wil-
lard Herring. ©ic. June 22, 1936;
EH unp. 126869; Jesse Gordon Cook,
New Castle, Ind. 16765
Indifference: w George Thomas, and
melody. ©1ec. June 2, 19386; E unp.
125603; Charles Stuart Margulies,
New York. 16766
Indifferent : by Belle Fenstock ; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. June 6, 1936;
Eeunp. 125981; Belle Fensterstock,
New York. 16767
Ingrata; bolero, arr. Frank Jimenez;
pf. con texto. ©1c. June 26, 1936;
BH unp. 127250; Alberto Quijano, New
York. 16768
Instrumentations-tabelle; v. Theo. A.
Korner u. Otto Rathke; blas-instru-
mente. © Mar. 28, 1936; A—Foreign
31265; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 16769
Into wedding land; w and melody. ©
1 c. June 9, 1986; E unp. 126182;
Hdith C. Maurer, Orange, Calif.
16770
Introduction (An) to love; song, w
Russ Dean. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1936; E
unp. 126718; James Charles McCol-
lum, Columbus, O. 16771
In‘roduzione, Passacaglia e Finale; di
Giovanni Saiviucci; orch. Partitura.
© June 4, 1986; E for. 44476; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 16772
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16773
pt. I, n. s., v. 8k:
Ione, the girl of my dreams; song, w | it happened in the park; w and m
Ione Neal. © 1c. June 9, 19386; E
unp. 126138; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 16773
Irish medley; transcription FWerde
Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127269; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16774
Irish (An) souvenir; by Reginald Red-
man; orch. pts. © Mar. 10, 1936;
EK for. 44436; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 16775
Irish (The) washerwoman; arr. Mar-
vin Hatley; pf. © 1 c. June 30,
1936; E unp. 127444; Robbins music
corp., New York. 16776
Irishman (An) never grows old; w
and melody. ©1e. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125500; Raymond E. Duck-
worth, Berkeley, Calif. 16777
Is it any wonder; song, m_ Philip
Schnepf and Marie Newell. © 1 ¢.
June 5, 19386; E unp. 125829; Stanley
King, Philadelphia. 16778
Is it wrong; w and m Jean R. Spoerl.
©1c. June 8, 1986; EH unp. 126014;
Eugenia Ray Spoerl, Philadelphia.
16779
Isle (The) of Bermuda; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 18, 1986; E unp.
126694; Harry R. Cochran, Saugus,
Mass. 16780
Isle of Cuba; tango, Harry Perrelle
and Ferde Grofé. © 1 ¢. June 26,
1936; E unp. 127281; Robbins music
corp., New York. 16781
Isle of Hawaii; w Bill Seaman; pf.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126109;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16782
Isn’t there someone somewhere; w and
melody. © 1c. Jue dt, 19386; Hh
unp. 125572; James L. Cornelius,
Hale, Mo. Py liGhoo
Ist die welt auch noch so_ schon;
marsch, w u. m Paul Lincke; gem.
siimmen. © Sept. 16, 1985; E for.
44751; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 16784
It ain’t no use at all; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 116958 ;
Margaret Ives, St. Albans, England,
and Frank Trafford and Clive Erard,
London. 16785
It couldn’t last; w and m R. S. Justice
and Lucas Finney; pf. © 1c. June
23, 1936; E unp. 127086; R. Stratton
Justice, Pittsburgh. 16786
Bob Wright and Chet Forrest. ©
1 c¢« June 2, 1986; E unp. 125692;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 16787
It happens in the best of families; w
and melody Benny Davis and J.
Fred Coots. ©1c. June 1, 1986; E
unp.. 125548 ; Harry Engel, inc., New
York. 16788
It is the place called the old Hoosier
state; waltz song. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127132; Martin Carey,
Cincinnati. 16789
It must be love; w and melody. ©
1¢ June 12, 1986; E unp. 126367;
Joseph Hari Driscoll and Charies
Dwight Nicholis, Lemont, Hl. 16790:
It really doesn’t matter; w and mel-
ody. © 1. June 5, 1936; E unp.
125840; Frank Marchese, Graterford,
Bas 16791
It’s a small world; w Harold Adam-.
son, m Walter Donaldson. © 1 ©.
June 24, 1986; E unp. 1270438; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 16792.
It’s about time; w Pauline E. Wilcox;
pf. © May 27, 1986; E pub. 55632;
Merrill Dunlop, Chicago. 16793:
It’s amazing, but true; song. © 1.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126942); Birdie
tich Dunsworth, Emporia, Kan.
16794
It’s bad to be good; w and melody. ©
1 « June 18, 1986; E unp. 126660;
Louis Richard Otto, jr., New Or-
leans. 16795.
It’s folks like you; w and melody Ber-
nice Baird. © 1c June 13, 1936;
E unp. 126489; Beatrice Bernice
Baird, Chico, Calif. 16795
It’s heaven in our rendezvous; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©1«. June 8, 1936; E unp.
125938; William P. Lewis, Ft.
Thomas, Ky. 16797
It’s in the bag; w R. A. Gold, melody
D. Davis. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E
unp. 125778; Ralph A. Gold and.
David Davis, New York. 16798
© 1c. June
Mildred
16799
It’s love; w and melody. ©1c. June
5, 1936; E unp. 125800; George Al-
lan Beauchamp, jr., Hollywood,
Calif. 16800
It’s in the cards; song.
9, 19386; E unp. 126131;
Cozzens Turner, New York.
754
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 671936
It’s Mister Roosevelt; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126704;
Wilbur Raymond Bagley, Tipton,
Ind. 16801
It’s O. K. big boy, O. K.; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
127203; Bert Gordon, New York.
16802
It’s only a dream; song, w Fred Di
Cesare. ©1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126920; Joseph Frank Schwartz,
Rochester, N. Y. 16803
It’s spring again; w and m Ralph
Hotaling; pf. © May 19, 19386; HE
pub. 55534; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 16804
It’s springtime in the Ozarks; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c: June 13, 1986;
EK unp. 126449; Warwick Wesley
Dawkins, De Queen, Ark. 16805
It’s time to march to Texas in the
Texas centennial parade; song. ©
1 ec. May 28, 19386; E unp. 126202;
Lucy Ann Sweeney, Childress, Tex.
16806
It’s up to you; w and melody. © 1.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125796; Michael
Harrison, Philadelphia. 16807
It’s way past my bedtime; w Robert
Aldrich; pf. © 1c. May 22, 1986;
E unp. 124986; Mervin Wesley
Whitcomb, Belmont, Mass. 16808
It's you; song. ©1c. June 6, 1936;
EH unp. 125906; Sue Gwinn Jones,
Columbus, O. 16809
—w Geo. William Newns; pf. ©
1 ec June 25, 1986; E unp. 127198;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16810
It’s you I want; w and melody. © 1
e. June 17, 1986; E unp. 126670;
Nadine Stanley, Southwick, Mass.
16811
It takes a lovin’ woman; song, m
Z. B. Vogler and Nola Heath
Thomas. © 1c. June 16, 1936; BH
unp. 126545; Zella Brack Vogler,
Houston. 16812
It was cotton blossom time in the
valley; w H. L. Porter, m G. M.
Shay. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
126626; Gladys M. Shay, Victorville,
Calif., and Hattie Lane Porter,
Chowchilla, Calif. 16813.
It was inevitable; song. © 1 ¢. May
4, 1986; E unp. 126250; Jean Moore
Davis, Pittsburgh, 16814
16827
It was really you; w T. Carey, m T:
Carlton. © 1e¢ June 4, 1936; E
unp. 125794; Tom Carey and Tom
Carlton, Aliquippa, Pa. 16815
t will take a long time to forget; w
and m Salty Sawtelle. ©1e. June
9, 1986; E unp. 126168; McKinley
Osiel Sawtelle, Bartlesville, Okl.
16816.
Italia nuova; inno, versi e melodia.
© May 21, 1986; E pub. 55550;
Michael Piazza, Brooklyn. 16817
Italian (The) victory march; pf. ©
1 c«@ May 21, 1986; E unp. 125540;
Frank Savario Giunta, Warren, O.
16818.
Tialy empire; symphonic march; solo
cornet; in B flat. © 1c. June 16,
1936; EH unp. 127204; Camillo Napo-
letano, North Bergen, N. J. 16819
J'ai passé au travers; java, paroles et
m Tity Quentin, arr. R. Legrand;
orch. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44786; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
16820.
Jaime les femmes, c’est ma folie;
valse-slow, de Marinella, paroles
René Pujol, E. Audiffred et Géo
Koger, m Vincent Scotto. © Apr. 1,
19386; E for. 44826; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 16821
Jaime pour la premiére fois; paroles
Léon Montagné et G. Montho, m.
Léon Montagné et R. Casabianca.
© Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44852); Julio
Garzon, Paris. 16822
Ja mein kleiner hiitto-hotto, htitto-
hotto reiter; Swinging fox, text.
Fritz Lohner, m Heinz Sandauer.
© Mar. 12, 1986; E for. 44763; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 16823
Je n’ai pas dit: je vous aime .. .; ro-
mance-boston, paroles René Pujol, m
Ralph Erwin. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44833; Editions Salabert, Paris.
16824 -
Jes’ a’callin’; song. © 1c. June 11,
19386; E unp. 126288; Grace HE.
Wailes, New York. 16825:
Jesus, I can hear you calling; arr.
Ruth G. Johnson; pf. treble, with w..
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 127040;
Edgar Charles Windridge Wragg,
Philadelphia. 16826
Jesus is mine; hymn. © June 1, 1936;
E pub. 55865; Charles Ivar Johnson,
Sawyer, Mich. 16827
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16828
Jesus is mine—Continued.
w Alfred S. Rotz. © May 15,
19386; E pub. 55616; Harry D. Rotz,
Chambersburg, Pa. 16828
Jesus’ love; hymn, w Edward Fergu-
son, m Christian Nelsen. © May 18,
1936; E pub. 55602; Elmo L. Bate-
man, Irvington, N. J. 16829
Jesus my friend; hymn, w and m Ruth
A. Thompson. © May 138, 1936; E
pub. 55600; Elmo L. Bateman, Irvy-
ington, N. J. 16830
Jesus was born; hymn, w and m Hu-
bert Grant, arr. Ruth M. Francis. ©
May 13, 1986; E pub. 55599; Elmo L.
Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 16831
Jig time; by Gene Rose. © 1c. June
4, 1936; E unp. 125821; Movietone
music corp., New York. 16832
Jingle, jingle; Christmas song, w and
m Ned Ward. © 1c. June 4, 1936;
E unp. 125788; Nettie May Ward,
Wichita. 16833:
Jirkie; w and melody. ©1e. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126402; Michael J.
Peterson and LeRoy Magruder, Bal-
timore. 16834
Joe Louis can fight; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126594;
Pearle L. Webb, New York. 168385
Joe Louis our idol, he can take it;
song, m W. A. Jacobs and Prentice
Rosetta Medlock. © 1 ec. June 8,
1986; E unp. 125684; William Arthur
Jacobs, Independence, Kan. 16836
Jolly (The) coppersmith; by C. Peter,
arr. Willis Conolly ; Spanish guit., in
diagram. © May 20, 1936; E pub.
50772; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 16837
Jonah; oratorio, Biblical w, m Lennox
Berkeley ; soli and cho. © June 5,
19386; E for. 44686; J. & W. Chester,
Itd., London. 168388
Joy in my heart; pf., with w. © May
27, 1936; E pub. 55626; Merrill Dun-
lop, Chicago. 16839
Joyful (The) message; song, melody
Nora A. Crow and Ben Adeiman. ©
1c. June 10, 1986; E unp. 126215;
Nora Crow, St. Louis. 16840:
Joyful tidings; our 1937 book for Sun-
day schools, singing schools and con-
ventions, ed. W. Lee Higgins. ©
July 8, 1936; AA 209871; A. J. Show-
alter co., Dalton, Ga. 16841
7)
pt. HT, MYSS Wow
June (A) night; song. ©1e. June 10,
1936; E unp. 126247; Lilian Wolfe,
Philadelphia. 16842
Just a dream; w Rose Rimek; pf.
1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126077; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16843
Just a little bit of heaven; song. ©
1 ec. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127109;
Hilda Slayton, Tampa, Fla. 16844
Just a little bit of love; w and m
Bertha Alice Wilshire; pf. © 1 «.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 126116; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16845
Just a nobody dreaming; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127361; Louis W. Kasman, Chicago.
16846
Just a tender little feeling ; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
126087; Gladys F. Steis, Ridgway,
Pa. 16847
Just an old fashioned fireplace a burn-
ing; w and m Selma Guettler; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127160;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16848
Just another man; w and melody. ©
1c June 24, 1986; E unp. 127053;
J. Heraldine Atkins, Kansas City,
Mo. 16849
Just another waltz beneath the moon;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 1259389; Fred R. Schneider,
Sceptre, Sask., Canada. 16850
Just answer, dear; waltz ballad,
melody Jack Mahoney. ©1e. June
5, 1936; E unp. 125799; Harold West,
Berdford, Ind. 16851
Just a-roaming in the gloaming; w
Anna Borgman; pf. © 1c. June 8,
1936; EH unp. 126091; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16852
Just because; pf., with w. © 1.
June 23, 1936; E unp. 127010; Sadie
Allan, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada.
16853
Just for yourself; w and melody. ©
1 ec June 22, 1986; E unp. 127006;
Ann Lipkin, New York. 16854
Just imagine you love me; w and m
John Randolph, jr. © 1 c. June 4,
19386; E unp. 125755; John Wesley
Knapp, Cincinnati. 16855
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Just let me say I love you; w and
melody. ©1c. June 22, 1936; EK unp.
126894; Jesse Calvin Watson, jr.,
Pineville, La. 16856
Just longing for my U. S. home; ten.
banjo and ten. banjo cho., 2d cho.
and obbl. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125667 ; William Nicholas, New York.
16857
Just made to kiss; w H. Rich and
Harry Stitman, and melody. ©1e.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125780 ; Herman
Rich, New York. 16858
Just one more dance; w Johnny Lang;
pf. treble. © 1c. June 1, 1986;
E unp. 125619; Fred Samuel Stryker,
Hollywood, Calif. 16859
Just some-body’s mother ; song, m Una
Merrick Michaels. © 1c May 21,
1936; E unp. 126151; Mary Vicie
Pearce, Amarillo, Tex. 16860
Just tell them that you saw me; w and
m Paul ‘Dresser, arr. V. G. Ganeff,
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram,
arr. Nick Manoloff; with chords for
ukulele and guit. © June 22, 1936;
E pub. 56062; Calumet music co.,
Chicago. 16861
Just waiting ; w and m Pearl Clark; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127173;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
16862
Just where you belong; w and melody.
©ic. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126930;
Nellie Mabel Powers, Los Angeles.
16863
Just you; melody. © 1c. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126604; Harry E.
Kanner, Neptune, N. J. 16864
—— song, w Gladys Penez. © 1 «
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126427 ; Charles
Eugene Penez, Redwood City, Calif.
16865
—— w Berton Bradley, and melody.
© le. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125047;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
16866
Just you and a golden moon; song. ©
June 15, 1936; 2 c. June 17; E pub.
55885 ; Russell Leeton, Cairo, W. Va.
16867
Kalle i Lillskog; vals, text och m Fry-
man, Paddock och Ake Siderblom;
pf. © June 6, 1936; BH for. 44865;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm. 16868
Kathaleen; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 ¢ May 21, 1986; E unp. 126943;
Lorenzo Countee, Kansas City, Mo.
16869
16882
Katydid (The) and the cricket; by
Dorothy Wade; pf. © June 22, 1936;
EH pub. 55945; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 16870
Kaulana ke kuahiwi ao Haleakala; w
and m Alice Johnson. © 1 c. June
138, 1986; EH unp. 126415; Robert N.
Kamaunu, Honolulu. 16871
Keep me true; song. © 1 ¢. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126130; Bonnie C.
Willis, St. Louis. 16872
Keep on smiling; w Dixie Rank, m
Jean Walz; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Apr. 24, 1986; E pub. 55594; Richard
Edward Rank, Chicago. 16873
Keep that music playing; song, melody
Frank Vallone. ©1c. June 5, 1936;
Ei unp. 1258638 ; Edward J. Nulty, New
York. 16874
Keep the home fires burning with the
thoughts of Him; w and melady.. ©
1c. Mar. 23, 1986; E unp. 126394;
Benjamin Franklin Woods, Visalia,
Calif. 16875
Keep your eyes on Ira; w and mel-
ody Herman Hupfeld. © 1 c¢. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126744; Shapiro,
Bernstein & c., inc., New York.
16876
Keep your mind on it; w and melody
Lester Melrose. © 1 ¢@ June 22,
1986; E unp. 126891; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 16877
Keepsakes; w and melody Seymour
Simons. © 1c June 23, 19386; HE
unp. 127020; Famous music corp.,
New York. 16878
Key (The) to heaven; song. © 1 ¢.
June 13, 1936; E unp. 126428; Hliza-
beth O. Bredehorst, Los Angeles.
16879:
Kki-ki-bu; fox-trot o one-step, parole e
m M. Mariotti e A. Lao Schor [and]
Si puo restar fedeli ad una donna;
fox-trot, parole L. L. Martelli e E.
Neri, m ed arr. A. Derevitsky: or-
chesirina pti. © Apr. 1, 1936; E
for. 44561; A. & G. Carisch & ¢,
Milan. 16880
Kingdom (The); pf., with w. ©1e¢
May 18, 1936; Ei unp. 125537; Archer
D. Higenbroadt, Lincoln, Neb. 16881
Kiss (The) I miss; waltz song, w
Hazel M. Lockwood. © 1 ¢. June
22,. 1936; .E .unp. 12690(-. Lee W.
Lockwocd, Minneapolis. 16882
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16883
Kiss me with a feeling;
melody Sam Adelman.
26. 1986." HY unp.. t2c200. hee
Mitchell, Aiken, 8S. C. 16883
Kisses on your lips; song, w John S.
Madden. © 1 c¢. June 29, 1986; E
unp. 127407; Howard Vernon God-
ing, Washington. 16884
Kleine serenade; von Willy Burkhard,
op. 42; streichorch. Partitur. ©
Mar. 80, 1886; E for. 444638: B.
Schott’s sbhne, Mainz, Germany.
16885.
Knitting (The) itch; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. June 38, 1986; BE unp. 125710;
Leah Yurak, Holyoke, Mass. 16886
Knock wood; w George Thomas, and
melody. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125612; Charles Stuart Margulies,
New York. 16887
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein;
walzer, w C. Amberg u. L. Andersen,
m Fred Raymond, bearb. E. Lorenz ;
chromatisches o. pf. akkordion. ©
Mar. 30, 1986; E for. 44460; B.
Schoit’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
16888
KKonzert fiir cembalo und_ streichor-
chester; nach dem orgelkonzert 1932,
waltz song,
© 1c. June
Wolfgang Fortner. Partitur. ©
Mar. 30, 19386; E for. 44468; B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
16889:
AXordion kapers; by A. Ferraris, arr.
Al Richards; pf. accordion. © May
20, 1936; E for. 44670; W. Paxton &
co., ltd., London. 16890
Krazy kat; by Frank Trumbauer, arr.
Russ Case; orch. pts. © June 10,
19386; E pub. 55697; Robbins music
corp., New York. 16891
Kurische Nehrung; v. Herbert Brust,
op. 86; kleines orch. Partitur. ©
1c. May 2, 1936; E unp. 125989; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 16892
Las} (The) T love; w Mildred Zimmer-
man, m Jean Hon [i. e. Jean Hon
Johnson] © 1c. June 8, 19386; E
unp. 125967; Lois Hon Johnson, De-
troit. 168938
Lady (The) laments; song. © 1 «
June 138, 1986; E unp. 1264387; Hor-
tense Youngwirth Wiid, Chicago.
16894.
Limimlein (Hin) geht und tragt die
schuid ; motette, m Johann Nepomuk
pt. III, n.s., v. 81
David; 4 stimmen, ohne begl. ©
Feb. 11, 19386; E for. 44421; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 16895
I.aissez-moi vous aimer; tango, de
Marinella, paroles René Pujol, E.
Audiffred et Géo Koger, m Vincent
Scotto. © Apr. 1, 19386; EH for.
44827; Editions Salabert, Paris.
16896
Lake (The) in autumn; by Frederick
Harwood, op. 57; pf. © May 25,
1936; E pub. 56046; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 16897
Lake Wabana; song, w Rose Riefler.
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126566;
J. Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 16898
Lament; op. 1; pf. © Jan. 10, 1936;
E for. 44740; Leona Hanson Flood,
Los Angeles. 16899
Martyna Carroll, m arr.; Hawai-
ian guit., in diagram. © May 20,
1986; E pub. 55778; Harry G. Stan-
ley, Rocky River, O. 16900
Lament of Indus; arr. Dorothy Ver-
non; violin and cello; pf. ace. ©
1c. June 17, 19386; E unp. 126591;
Frederick Bond, New York. 16901
Lamentu serenata di spanettu (La-
mento sérénade sur la mort dun
ane); poésie Santu Casanova, m
Henri Tomasi. © Apr. 1, 1936; H
for. 44804; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris. 16902
Land (The) of the blest; hymn, w Al-
fred S. Rotz. © May 15, 1986; E
pub. 55615; Harry D. Rotz, Cham-
bersburg, Pa. 16903
Landon, our bet’s on you; song. © 1
e. June 11, 1986; E unp. 126278;
Mary Durham Barker, Wichita.
16904
Largo; from the New world symphony,
Anton Dvorak, arr. Edwin Arthur
Kraft; organ and pf. © June 11,
1936; E pub. 55812; Theodore Presser
eo., Philadelphia. 16905
Last (The) good-bye; w and m Mary
Bercoff; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1986;
E unp. 127155; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16906
Last night; song, melody Dick Gutt-
mann. © 1 ce. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126932; Arza Hitt, Mineral Wells,
Tex. 16907
— w Harry Kahn, m Frank Grey;
low or med. voice. © May 25, 1936;
E pub. 55965; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 16908
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Last (The) waltz to-night; song, m
Morris Knisely and Eula Knisely. ©
1 c@ June 20, 1936; E unp. 126897;
Eula Reed Knisely, Lebanon, O.
16909
‘Laterna magica-marsch; nach dem
thema von Gustav Kneip, m Leo Ey-
soldt; blasmusik stimmen, mit clari-
netto 1 in B direction u. cornett 1 in
B direction. © Oct. 26, 1935; E for.
44747; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 16910
Laughing doll; happy intermezzo, Eric
O’ Neill, full orch. Ernest Reeves; pts.
© June 5, 1936; E for. 44587; Walsh,
Holmes & co., Itd., London. 16911
‘Laughing waters; violin, with pf. acc.
© June 18, 1936; E pub. 56053;
Margaret Menteer, St. Louis. 16912
‘Lazy moon; fox trot song, melody H.
Langstock and Ben Adelman. ©1ce.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127226; Henry
Langstock, Great Falls, Mont. 16913
Lazybones has gotta go to chureh to-
day; w and melody. ©1e. June 18,
1936; EK unp. 126661; Louis Richard
Otto, jr., New Orleans. 16914
Leading me on to believe in you; w
and melody. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127131; George Daven, Akron,
O. 16915
Leap year; song. © Feb. 7, 1936; E
pub. 54794; Charles D. Etchon, New
York. 16916
Leap-year girl; w Laurence Payson
Kirkpatrick, m L. Herscher; with
suit. arr. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
56016; L. P. Kirkpatrick, Los An-
geles, and Louis Herscher, Holly-
16917
Lei waltz; in diagram. ©ic. June 6,
1936; EH unp. 125890; Max S. Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 16918
Lenz und liebeslust; duett, w Pauline
Bahler. © 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp.
126846; Paul A. Schneeberger, San
Francisco. 16919
Let me be your sweetheart, once again ;
w and m John King, Paul Nagle and
Fred Fisher. © June 8, 1936; E pub.
55682; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
16920
Let me dream of her; song. © 1 ec.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126709; John
Jerold De Sanders, Oakland, Calif.
16921
wood, Calif.
16934
Let me hold you in my arms; w and
melody. © 1c. June 12, 1936; HE
unp. 1263866; Joseph Earl Driscoll
and Charles Dwight Nicholls, Le-
mont, Il. 16922
Let me hold your hand; w Glenwood
Johns; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936; EH
unp. 126080; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16923
Let me look in your beautiful eyes;
song. ©1c. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126282; Joseph Riha, Chicago.
16924
Let my dreams wander back to yester-
day; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 125940; Owen Ear! Posner, Ot-
tasa, Ill. 16925
Let’s all go to grampy’s show; w and
m Sammy Timberg and Bob Roth-
berg. ©1c. June 12, 1936; E unp.
126348; Paramount productions mu-
sie corp., New York. 16926
Let’s ask dad; pf., with w. © 1.
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126190; Hd-
ward Owen Gillespie, Westernport,
Md. 16927
Let’s blame it on the moon; w and
melody. ©1e. June 8, 1936; E unp.
125952; Matthew Hennelly, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 16928
Let’s compromise; w and melody Allie
Wrubel. © 1c. June 20, 1986; E
unp. 126818; Words and music, inc.,
New York. 16929
Let’s dance in the New York manner;
w E. Dorien, melody J. Elly. ©1e.
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126758; Jo-
seph Elly and Edwin Dorien, New
York. 16930
Let’s dance sweetheart; w J. E. Carey,
m A. Moore. © 1c. June 6, 1936;
E unp. 126500; James EH. Carey, Fall
River, Mass., and Arthur Moore,
South Dartmouth, Mass. 16931
Let’s don’t talk, just walk; song. ©
1c June 12, 19386; E unp. 126379;
Pearl King, Spring Green, Wis.
16932
Let’s dream again; barcarola, w Gail
LaBerge Macias; voc. duet. ©1ce.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127351; Nicola
Noveili, Los Angeles. 16933
Let’s elect Roosevelt again; w and
melody. © 1c. June 11, 1936; E
unp. 126300; Eugene Bullet Cheat-
ham, Chicago. 16934
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16935
Let’s get another deck; w Jimmie
Marks, m D. J. (Scotty) Living-
stone. © May 29, 1936; E pub.
55579 ; Marks & Livingstone, Leaven-
worth, Kan. 16935
Let’s go home; w and melody. ©1c.
June 15, 1986; E unp. 126515; Victor
Lamb Spencer, Yonkers, N. Y.
16936
Let’s go rockin’ on the moon; w and
melody Yvonne Carmel, James Mc-
Caffrey and D. Ringle. © 1c. June
25, 1986; E unp. 127092; Dave
Ringle, New York. 16937
Let’s go to Coney Island; waltz song.
© 1c. June 11, 1986; E unp. 126307;
Peter Lucchetti, Kew Gardens, L. I.,
INS Y. 169388
Let’s have a wedding in June; w B.
Brill and B. Novie, melody R. Shaw.
© 1c. May 21, 1936; E unp. 125578;
Ruth Shaw, Bert Novie and Betty
Brill, Brooklyn. 16939
Let’s have prosperity; w and melody
C. W. Thayer and Mattie Grace
Trumbull. © 1c. June 4, 1936; EB
unp. 125764; Charles W. Thayer,
Winfield, Kan. 16940
Let’s name the day; w BH. Dorien, m
J. Elly; pf. treble. ©1c. June 19,
1986; E unp. 126759; Joseph Elly
and Edwin Dorien, New York.
16941
Let’s play house; songs from the re-
vue, w and melodies Newbold Noyes,
jr. and others. © June 1, 1936; E
pub. 55886 ; Holiday revue, Sorrento,
Me. 16942
Let’s pretend; song. © 1. June 6,
1986; E unp. 126029; Augusta Harr
Byers, Donora, Pa. 16943
Let’s pretend that we’re in heaven; w
and melody. © 1c. June 29, 1936;
E unp. 127413; Jack Bruce Thomas,
Lawrence, Ind. 16944
Let’s skip across the dew; w Margaret
Isabelle Crowley; pf. © 1 ¢. June
25, 19386; E unp. 127172; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 16945
Let’s stick to Roosevelt ; w and m Lou
Smith. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
126857; Lucius F. Smith, Monroe,
Wis. 16946
Let’s take off; song, w Edna Wruck.
© le. June 25, 1936; Hy unp. 127114;
Doris Hansbrough, New Haven.
16947
Pel TEMAS. Werod
Let’s tee off together; w and melody
Charles Tobias, Carmen Lombardo
and John Jacob Loeb. © 1 c« May
6, 1986; E unp. 128996; Select music
publications, inc., New York. 16948:
Let’s trade hearts dear; waltz, w G.
Thibault, m J. De Voe. © 1c. June
13, 19386; E unp. 126615 ; George Thi-
bault and John De Voe, Chicago.
16949
Let there be love; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1.
June 2, 19386; E unp. 125693; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
16950
Let uS sing as we journey home;
hymn. © May 27, 1986; E pub.
55627 ; Merrill Dunlop, Chicago.
16951.
Let us smile and sing; song. © 1c.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127316; Jen-
nie DeWeese, New York. 16952
Let us waltz again to our old refrain 3.
w and melody. © 1c. June 9, 1936;
EK unp. 126168; Heareel Shaffer, Los
Angeles. 16953.
Letter (A) that we all have time to
write; w W. J. Corrigan, m R. A..
Turner. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125912; Wm. J. Corrigan and Roy A.
Turner, Newaygo, Mich. 16954
Leuchtendes meer; slow-fox, m wu. arr.
Hrnst Fischer; salon-orch. stimmen..
© Mar. 26, 1986; E for. 44723; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 16955:
Libelulas; fox-trot; pf. © 1c. June
13, 1986; E unp. 126417; Alfonso
Monteverde, Los Angeles. 16956:
Lid’s (The) off; in 2 acts, bk, Arnett
McKennan, Sturgis Warner and oth--
ers, lyrics and m Cammann New-
berry, Gaspar G. Bacon, jr., and oth-
ers. Musical sc. © May 23, 1936;
E pub. 55899; Hasty pudding club,
Cambridge, Mass. 16957
Lied (Das) vom Memelland; dichtung
Erich Hannighofer, m Herbert Brust,
werk 46. 1. Gem. chor.—2. Blasorch.,
mit miinnerchor. Partitur.—38. Gros-
ses oreh., mit gem. chor. Partitur.
© Dee. 2, 1935, Feb. 8, 4, 1936; E for.
44526-44528 ; Deutscher musikverlag
in der N. S. kulturgemeinde, Berlin.
16958-16960
Lift your eyes and smile; waltz song,
melody S. D. Fuller and Sam Adel-
man. ©1c. June 18, 1936; E unp.
126676; Sarah D. Fuller, Aurora,
Col. 16961
760
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Light (The) that lies in woman's eyes,
and lies, and lies and lies; song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126686; A. H. Black-
more, Alden, Ia. 16962
Lightly and politely; w George
Thomas, and melody. ©1ce. June 2,
1936; E unp. 125606; Charles Stuart
Margulies, New York. 16963
Lights are low; waltz, m Arthur J.
Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©1c. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126688; Roy W.
Swanson, Minneapolis. 16964
Lights are shaded in a little rendevous ;
w and melody. ©1c. June 29, 1936;
E unp. 127469; Ted Lovick, Starford,
Pa, 16965
Ligurische serenade ; intermezzo, Giulio
de Micheli, op. 124; orch. stimmen.
© Apr. 2, 1986; E for. 44409; Rob.
Forberg, Leipzig. 16966
Like a summer breeze; song, w Buddy
O’Dell. ©1c. June 2, 19386; E unp.
125643; Elsie Stalter, Park Ridge,
N. J. 16967
Lilae Lane; w Horace Alexander
Mack; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1986; E
unp. 127139; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portiand, Or. 16968
Liliputaner (Die) kommen; charak-
terstuck, Heinz Lindemann; man-
dolinen orch. stimmen. © Feb. 25,
1936; E for. 44514; Hdition Linde-
mann, Otto Lindemann, Berlin.
16969
Limehouse blues; by Philip Braham,
transcribed Billy Mayerl; pf. ©
Apr. 17, 1986; E for. 44587; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. 16970
Lincoln; march song, arr. Y. C. Esco-
bar. ©1c. May 25, 1936; E ump.
125112; Maria J. Alvarez, Chicago.
16971
Lindbergh kidnapping; song. © 1 «.
June 16, 1986; E unp. 126514; Mrs.
J. T. Wooten, Winston-Salem, N. C.
16972
Lindegger lindler; v. Armin Knab;
klavier. © Mar. 30, 1936; E for.
44461; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 16973.
Lindeman (Henry) 18 modern hot
saxophone solos; arr. H. Lindeman
-and Harold Blanchard ; alto and ten.
saxophone, with pf. acc. © June 24,
. 1936; EH pub. 56070; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 16974
16987
Linger; song, w Etta De Mott. ©1c.
June 16, 1986; E unp. 126531; Ina
Elizabeth MacArthur, Bay Shore,
IND: 16975
Linger longer; w Gerald Everard
Stubbs; pf. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126079; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 16976
Linzer torte; walzer, Ernst Fischer,
bearb. Hermann Mirnecke; blas-
musik stimmen. © May 7, 1986; HE
for. 44726; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 16977
m wu. arr. Ernst Fischer;
salonorch. wu. orchestererginzungs-
stimmen. © Feb. 15, 1936; E for.
44725 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 16978
Liola; fantasia sul atto 1, Giuseppe
Mulé, rid. illuminato Culotta; pic-
cola orch. pti. © May 11, 1986; E
for. 44508; G. Ricordi & eo., Milan.
16979
—— fantasia sul 2. e 3. atto, Giuseppe
Mulé, rid. [luminato Culotta; pic-
cola orch. pti. © May 19, 1936; E
for. 44485; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16980
Liquor brain; pf. ©ic. June 4, 1936;
H unp. 125777; Charles R. Robinson,
Columbus, O. 16981
Listen, American voters; song, m Carl
Rossini Diton; in A flat. ©1c. May
29, 1986; EH unp. 125546; Theresa
Virginia Waldron, Richmond Hill,
Toe Des uN Ye 16982
Listen baby; w and melody. © 1.
June 22, 1936; EH unp. 126807; Francis
H. Stroup, Denton, Tex. 16983
Listen to that old clock say tick-tock ;
fox-trot song, m Alfredo Casares. ©
1 e@ June 20, 1936; E unp. 126840;
Charles T. Georgaras, Fort Worth.
16984
Lithpin’ Thal; w A. Jamison, melody I.
Hamilton. © 1c June 26, 1936;
EH unp. 127256; Ira Hamilton and
Alexia Jamison, New York. 16985
Little Audrey; w and m Jack Meskill,
Leon Flatow and Ted White; with
arr. for guit., ete. © June 18, 1936;
EK pub. 55887; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 169856
— w and m Ted Mack, L. Marx and
Bob Green. © 1 c¢. June 6, 1986;
HE eunp. 125875; Lloyd Marx, William
Edward Maguiness and Robert
Green, Brooklyn. 16987
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16988
Little (The) betrothed; w _ Isabel
Hume, m EHlinor Remick Warreu;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © June 24, 1936;
FH pub. 56068 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 16988
Little bird, do me a favor; song. ©1e.
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126789; Lena
May Forson, North Sacramento,
Calif. 16989:
Little (A) bit of the rainbow; song. ©
1c. June 19, 19386; E unp. 126800;
James Cottrell Haton, Memphis,
Tenn. 16990
Little Broncho Busting Tiger Lily; w
Dale McClurg; pf. © 1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 126121; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 16991
Little child Jesus; Christmas carol,
poem Lettice Cuttle, m Harry Brook ;
2 treble voices. © June 9, 1936; H
for. 44672; Harry Brook, Stamford,
Lines., England. 16992
Little Dan Cupid isn’t so stupid; song,
w Dorothy Connelly. ©1«. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126139; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 16893
Little did I dream; w and melody
Marty Symes, Bernard Maltin and
Harry Stride. ©1c. June 20, 1936;
FE unp. 126818; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 16994
Little doll; by Pietro Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © June 18, 1936; E pub.
56027 ; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
16995
Little (The) elf; by Ella Ketterer ; pf.,
with w. © June 11, 1986; E pub.
55824; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16996
Little fellow; fox-trot, w and m Chap
Dennison, se. Stanley Bridges. ©
1e. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126046; Mrs.
E. L. Dennison, San Francisco.
16997
Little footsteps on the stair; song. ©
1c. June 18, 1986; E unp. 126698 ;
Freda Haskell, i. e. Mrs. George S.
Haskell, Evanston, Il. 16998
Little frontier centennial march of
Fort Worth, Texas; pf., with w. ©
June 18, 1986; E pub. 55908; Helene
Brandeis, Ft. Worth. 16999
Little girl; swing fox-trot, w G. Stur-
man, m A. R. Odbert. ©1c. June l,
1936; E unp. 125571; Arthur Ray-
mond Odbert and Gilbert Sturman,
Berkeley, Calif. 17000
pt. WI, n. s., Vv. 82
— w and melody. ©1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126516; Victor Lamb
Spencer, Yonkers, N. Y. 17001.
waltz melody. © 1c. June 11,
1936; E unp. 126292; Mitchell
Schuster, Cleveland. 17002.
Little girl I miss you; song. © 1 ¢..
May 11, 1986; E unp. 126975; Ira
Launder, Council Bluffs, Ia. 17003:
Little girl in white; w R. W. Brown
and Bob Hoffman, and melody. ©
1 c. June 10, 1986; E unp. 126253;
Richard Warren Brown, Elizabeth,
ING idle 17004.
Little girl of the West; w and melody
Joe Driscoll and Charley Nicholls.
© 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127298 ;
Joseph Earl Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, lil. 17005.
Little lady; valsette, Maxwell Hek-
stein; pf. © June 10, 1936; E pub.
59700; Boston music co., Boston.
17006
Little mother of mine; song. © 1 e.
June 17, 1986; E unp. 126599; Viola
Chamberlin, Beloit, Wis. 17007
Little newspaper boy; song, w Kath-
erine Hakala. ©1c. June 16, 1936;
E unp. 126567; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 17008
Little (A) o’ this, a little o’ that; song..
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126548 ;
Kay Werner, Sue Werner and Dave
Bauer, New York. 17009:
Little old memory chest; w Patty Bay-.
erer, melody Max Bayerer. © 1 ¢..
June 9, 1936; E unp. 126222; Ida
(Patty) Bayerer, Albany. 17010
Little (The) old red cottage by the
stream; w Jean Darrell; pf. ©1«
June 8, 1986; E unp. 126118; Syl-.
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17011
Little (A) ring for you; song. © 1 ec.
June 15, 1986; E unp. 126472; Lucile
Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia. 17012:
Little (The) rose you gave to me; w
Gerald Griffin, m Lon Healy; with
guit. arr. Carl De Vries. © June 11,
1936; E pub. 55753; Bob Miller, inc.,.
New York. 17613:
Little sod shanty; song, w A. Poindex-
ter, arr. Bob Snyder. ©1c. June 2,
19386; E unp. 125682; Albert Poin-
dexter and James B. Paris, Troup,
Tex. 17014
762
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
17042.
Little sweetheart, let’s a-maying g0;
w Mrs. Fred Henry; pf. © 1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126088; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 17015
Little (The) village has changed you
see: w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1936: E unp. 126390; Benjamin
Franklin Woods, Visalia, Calif.
17016
Little (A) white cottage; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. ©1.¢.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126675; Gar-
nett J. Finley, Grafton, W. Va.
17017
Live a Gypsy interlude; w and melody.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127488 ;
Norman Macer, Philadelphia. 17018
Lives on the old love, tender and true;
sone. © 1c. June 19, 1936; H unp.
126740: Lena May Forsen, North
Sacramento, Calif. 17019
Living a dream; waltz, w Flo Kahn, m
Adam Franz Morgan. © 1c. May
27, 1936; E unp. 126883; Adam
Murgu, Jackson, Mich. 17020
Living from day to day; w and mel-
ody Mary Schaeffer and Jerry Levin-
son. © 1c. June 3, 1936; EH unp.
125697; Red star songs, inc, New
York. 17021
Living on love; song. © ic. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126801; James Cottrell
Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 17022
Lloyd (Olive) Two tunes for Tony;
pf. © Apr. 16, 1936; HB for.- 44661;
Oxford univ. press, London. 17023
Load the covered wagon; w and m
Peter Kane and Eddie Hunt; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © June 2, 1936 ;
E for. 44425; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 17024
London bridge paraphrase; by Samuel
Kaylin. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125813; Movietone music corp., New
York. 17025
Londonderry (The) air; w and arr.
William Rebert Anderson; unison or
2-pt. treble voices. © May 8, 1936;
E for. 44641; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 17026
Londonderry air; ancient Irish mel-
ody, arr. Willis Conolly; Spanish
euit., in diagram. © May 18, 1936;
E pub. 55774; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 17027
Lone (A) star and a field of bluebon-
nets; w and m Margery Armitage.
© May 28, 1936; E pub. 55684; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 17028
Lonely and blue, she is waiting ;
m Mrs. Gilbert Moffatt. © 1 c« May
11, 1986; E unp. 126944; Zinohl
Doyle Moffatt, Kansas City, Mo.
17029
Lonely little me; song, m J. C. McNeil.
© 1c. June 27,.1936; E unp. 127381;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
17030:
Lonely me; melody. © 1c. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126425; Charles Eu-
gene Penez, Redwood, Calif.
w and
17031
Lonely night; w and melody. © 1.
June 1, 19836; EH unp. 126273; Frank
Von Luebrte, Cincinnati. 17032
Lonely (The) Susquehanna; pf. with
w. © 1c June 9, 1936; E unp.
126047 ; John Thomas Prenzel, Hali-
faxee Pa. 17033
Lonesome; waltz, w and m Francis
Flynn. © 1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127440; Martin Francis Flynn, Du-
luth. 17034
Lonesome and blue; song, melody
Hugene Platzman. © 1c. June 22,
19386; E unp. 126871; E. R. Lesh,
Clark’s Summit, Pa. 17035
Lonesome Luke; w and melody Joe
Driscoll and Charley Nicholls. ©
1 e@ June 27, 19386; E unp. 127299;
Joseph Har! Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, Il]. 17086
Long live America; song, ©41«. June
30, 1936; E unp. 127488; Henrietta
Englishman, Midland Park, N. J.
17037
Longing; w and melody. © 1 c. June
16, 1986; E unp. 126519; G. Jerry
KF. Racimo, New York. 17038
Longing for mother and home; song,
w Reinhold Kuehnert. © May 29,
1936; E pub. 55584; Alfred M. Kum-
mer, Akron, O. 17039
Longing hearts; valse song. © 1 «.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125517; Rob-
ert Allen Parker, Chehalis, Wash.
Z 17040
Lookout Mountain; wand melody Jack
Meskill, H. L. Keyes and Vincent
Rose. © 1. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125551; Harry Engel, ine, New
York. 17041
Lope along little pony, lope along; Ww
and melody; in B sharp maj. ©1c.
June 3, 1986; E unp. 125699; Hen-
rietta Sophia Littell, Biloxi, Miss.
17042
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17043
Lord (The) is my shepherd; Psalm
23, m Francesco De Leone, op. 32,
no. 1, arr. George B. Nevin; men’s
voices ; organ acc. © June 11, 1986;
E pub. 55804; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 17043
Lord Jesus, who dost love me; w Paul
Gerhardt, English version Catharine
Winkworth, m Matthew N. Lund-
quist, air Heinrich Isaak; §8&-pt.
mixed cho. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55956; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
17044
Lord send Thy word; w Orlando Gib-
bons, m E. W. Calloway, arr. Edith
Dearmin Saneholtz; pf. © May 18,
1936; E pub. 55546; Edw. W. Callo-
way, Cincinnati. 17045
Lord’s (The) prayer; with recitative,
w from Bible, and melody. © 1 «.
May 15, 1986; E unp. 125733; Pres-
ton H. Rouse, Sacramento, Calif.
17406
Loretto; song, ace. A. J. Condon. ©
June 22, 19386; E pub. 56065; W. H.
Walsh, New York. 17047
Lost (The) love; song, w William
Wordsworth. © June 19, 1986; H
for. 44690; Edgar Rhodes Wilkinson,
Pendleton, Manchester, England.
17048
Lost through eternity’s day; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
19386; E pub. 55991; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 17049:
Lutt’s bricks [and] Date stamp; by E.
Markham Lee; pf. Apr. 16,
1936; E for. 44654; Oxford univ.
press, London. 17050
Louisiana; w and melody Theodore
Edwards. © 1c. June 4, 1986; E
unp. 125762; Wabash music ¢o., Chi-
cago. 17051
Love at last; w E. Brown, melody W.
Greenlaw. © 1c June 5, 1936; EH
unp. 125842; Walter Greenlaw and
Eddy Brown, Buffalo. 17052
Love bird; w and melody. © 1 «
June 13, 1936; EH unp. 126444; Rose
Jasper, Averill Park, N. Y. 17053
Love can make you tingle; w George
Thomas, and melody. © 1c. June
2, 1986; E unp. 125611; Charlies
Stuart Margulies, New York. 17054
Love come back again; song, w Grace
H. Clore. © 1 c. June 6, 1936: E
unp. 126030; Augusta Harr Byers,
Donora, Pa. 17055
Dt. LT, ne SVv.tou
Love comes galloping; song, melody
Effie May Bolt. © 1 ec. June 29,
1986; EK unp. 127467; Harry Ben
Bolt, Lakeside, O. 17056
Love dreams; w Louella Jane Karl;
pf. © 1 e June’8,- 19386; "He wp."
126120; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 17057
Love gave you to me; song. © 1.
June 19, 1986; EK unp. 126802; James
Cottrell Eaton, Memphis, Tenn.
17058
Love, hope, live; song. © 1c. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127290; Effie May
McKee Pearson, San Diego, Calif.
17059
Love I am lonely; song. ©1e. June
12, 1986; E unp. 126351; John Me-
thuselah McDonald, Hast Orange,
INE UA 17060
Love, I’m waiting by the fountain ; fox
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ¢. June 26, 1986; EH unp. 127224;
Mary W. Keith, Zillah, Wash.
17061
Love in my heart will never part; fox-
trot song, melody Mike Parenti. ©1
ce. June 30, 1986; H unp. 127494;
John Batista Vidach, Chicago.
17062
Love insurance; w and melody Gra-
ham Sylvester. © 1c. June 10,
1936; E unp. 126239; Graham Nor-
ton Sylvester, Rosetown, Sask., Can-
ada. 17063
Love is a dancer; from New faces, w
Jean Sothern, m Muriel Pollock;
with arr. for guit., ete. © June 18,
1936; E pub. 56006; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 17064
Love is a game; w and melody Walt
Hentz. © 1c. June 26, 19386; HE
unp. 127249; Wm. Walter Hentz, jr.,
Oklahoma City. 17065
Love is a strange sensation; w and
melody. © 1c. June 29, 19386; H
unp. 127451; Paul Bricker, Michigan
City, Ind. 17066
Love is in the air; w and m Bob Levy
and N. Goldblatt. © 1«¢ June 3,
1986; H unp. 125714; Norman Gold-
blatt, Kansas City, Mo. 17067
Love is like a melody; w George Ed-
mon Wyly; pf. © 1 ¢. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127185; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17068
Love is that way; song. © 1 c. May
20, 1986; E unp. 125587; Ray For-
tune, Fresno, Calif. ~ 17069
164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
17097
Love like a tangle tree; song,
Luther A. Clark. © 1c. June 3,
1936; E unp. 125701; Jerry McNeil,
Smithfield, N. C. 17070
Love, love, love; song. ©1c. June 16,
1936: E unp. 127201; W. H. Barrett,
Austin, Tex. 17071
Love rides on the moon; w and m Dick
Pu Page, Lou Bring and Arthur
Quenzer, pf. sc. Dick Du Page; with
ukulele arr. © June 22, 1936; HE
pub. 56020; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York: =~ ° 17072
Love’s like a dream; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. June 19, 19386; E unp. 126772;
Joseph P. Burk, Rochester, Minn.
17073
Love ship of dreams; w T. Bradford,
m B. Zobel. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 127084; Bob Zobel and Tom-
my Bradford, Waupun, Wis. 17074
Love, stop your holding out on me;
w J. H. Darcey, m W. J. Finley. ©
1 e. June 6, 19386; E unp. 125925;
James H. Darcey, New Haven, and
William James Finley, Rockville,
Conn. 17075
Love takes a holiday; w Joe De Luca,
m J. Ferrera and Mario Esposito.
© 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp. 125539 ;
John Ferrera, New York. 17076
Love to educate; w Sara Wright; pf.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126076;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17077
Love-unborn; w Arthur Fisher, and
melody. © 1c. June 10, 19386; H
unp. 126235; William Henry Biddle,
Graterford, Pa. 17078
Love was just a dream; w S. Mato-
rano, melody M. Gorcia. © 1 ©.
June 11, 1936; E unp. 126312; Mike
Gorcia and Sam Matorano, Garfield,
N.. Jd. 17079
Love went up in smoke; fox-trot, w
Al. J. Neiburg, m Ernesto Lecuona,
adapted Jerry Levinson, arr. Ned
Freeman; orch. pts. © June 8,
1936; E pub. 555538; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
17080
Lovely companion; waltz song. © 1
e. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125883;
Warren G. Rice, Colville, Wash.
17081
Lover’s blues; w Jimmy Karl; pf. ©
1c. June 8, 1986; E unp. 126107;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17082
84306—36——_5
m | Lover’s (A) broken dream; valse song.
© 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 126961 ;
Lucile Pine, Mobile, Ala. 17083
Lover’s dream; song. ©1c. June 25,
1936 ; E unp. 127113 ; Paschal Joseph
Miele, Rahway, N. J. 17084
Lovers, like us; w and melody.
©1e. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126040;
Hugene Leonard Schaf, Detroit.
17085
Love’s compensation; by Alex Hyde;
pf. treble. © 1c. June 16, 1986; E
unp. 126510; Alexander Chalfan
Hyde, New York. 17086
Love’s old sweet song; arr. Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w. © Dec. 2,
1935; E pub. 55656; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 17087
Love’s returning; song. © 1 ec. June
18, 1936; E unp. 126664; Maud M.
Jones, Wooster, O. 17088
Love’s sweet story; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1c. June 10,
19386; E unp. 126211; Gertrude KE.
Mills, El Monte, Calif. 17089
Love’s symphony; song, w M. I. Rey-
nolds and Edna Hylton. ©1ec. June
5, 19386; E unp. 125893; Mildred
Irene Reynolds, San Bernardino,
Calif. 17080
Love’s thrill; w Elvis Smith; pf. ©
1c. June 8, 1986; E unp. 126072; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17091
Low tide down in my heart; fox-trot
song, w Andy Razaf, m Harry
Brooks. © June 15, 19386; E pub.
55831; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
17092
Lu m’briacu; macchietta, versi e me-
lodia Pietro Ballatore. © May 20,
1936; E pub. 55574; Peter McDan-
cer, Brooklyn. 17093
Lullaby hour; song. © 1 ec. May 11,
1936 ; E unp. 126978; Albertie Bailey,
Limestone, N. Y. 17094
Lullaby lady; w and melody Hugh
Disher. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125680; Hugh B. Disher and Ati
Castaneda, Menlo Park, Calif.
17095
Lullaby land; song, melody L. Clyde
Houle. ©1c. June 5, 1936; E unp.
125852; Clyde D. Fry, Helena,
Mont. 17096
Lullaby of the sea; pf. treble. ©1ce.
June 30, 1936; E unp. 127453; Philip
Saltman, Boston. 17097
765
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17098
Luna d’argento; tango, versi Armando
Locicero, melodia A. Libardo. ©1e.
June 2, 1936; E unp. 125672; Arman-
do Nunzio Locicero and Antonio Li-
bardo, Brooklyn. 17098
Lure of life; song, m John Gernert. ©
1 e. June 22, 1986; E unp. 126837;
Benjamin Mackley, Pittsburgh.
17099
Lutherie (La) enchantée; ballet, Jean
Francaix; pf. © Mar. 30, 1986; E
for. 44462; B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz,
Germany. 17100
Lyrics by my lips, music by my heart;
wand melody. ©1e. June 24, 1936;
EH unp. 127061; Ed Lane, Newark,
INE 17101
Mab’e is the male boat in; song; with
arr. for guit., ete. © May 20, 1936;
E pub. 55668; Jack Hudgens, Holly-
wood, Calif. 17102
McIntire (Dick)—studio of Hawaiian
nusic; course of Hawaiian guit. les-
sons. © June 5. 1936; AA 206785;
Dick McIntire and J. A. Hunter,
Mount Wilson, Calif. 171038
Madame Jeanette; w Edward Lockton,
m Alan Murray. © June 16, 1936;
E for. 4 '776; Paterson’s publications,
Itd.. London. 17104
Madeira and you; w Bud Green, m Ted
Shapiro; with guit. arr. © June 24,
1°36: EH pub. 56078 ; Mills musie, inc.,
New York. 17105
Madly in love; from The king steps out,
w Dorothy Fields, m Fritz Kreisler.
© June 5, 1936; E pub. 55706; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 17106
Madre mia; tango milonga, letra Sam-
uel Herrero; pf. © 1c. June Q,
1936: E unp. 126064; Carlos H.
Ponce, New York. 17107
Madres del mundo; m por la pelicula
mexicana. © 1c Apr. 15, 1936; E
unp. 122531; Max Urban, Mexico,
set te 17108
Miirchenwalzer; von Hanns_ Lohr;
orch. stimmen. © May 16, 1936; E
for. 44471; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 17109
Magic; w Muriel Rodney, m Margery
Moore; unison voices. © June 12,
1986; E for. 44543; Novello & co.,
-Itd., London. 17110
Magic hours; song. © 1 ¢. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127421; Althea Crock-
_ ett, Boise, Id. 17111
Dt. Mion. Syove oi
Magic melody; song; with arr. for
ukelele, etc. © July 8, 1936; E pub.
561380; Martin Conroy, Hollywood,
Calif. 17112
Magic (The) of your smile; w Pauline
Heckman, and melody. © 1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127336; Luella
Towl, Lakewood, O. 17113
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; m W.
-G. Alcock; mixed voices; organ ace. ;
in G. © June 19, 1936; E for.
44689; Novello & c¢o., Itd., London.
17114
Maiden (A) sat aweeping; English
folk-song, arr. Kenneth G. Kelley;
mixed cho. © June 27, 1936; E pub.
56099; Boston music co., Boston.
17115
Maine blumen; selection, melody. ©
1c May 6, 1986; E unp. 122785;
David Meyerovitz, New York.
17116
Majestic-overture; by S. E. Morris;
symphonic band pts., with conductor.
© June 10, 1936; E pub. 55780; F.
C. Menges, Cleveland. AAG
Major Bowes fortune wheel keep on
turning; w and melody. ©1c. June
24, 19386; E-unp. 127124; Mary Alden
Lence, Jonesboro, III. 17118
Make a reach for Camels; w and mel-
ody J. C. Bruno, Paul A. Ferraro
and Freddie Langio. ©1e. June 15,
1986; FE unp. 127038; Joseph C.
Bruno, Tampa, Fla. mi Wfiides)
Make believe ball room; w and m An<ly
Razaf and Paul Denniker; pf. treble.
© 1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126246;
Joe Davis, inc., New York. 17120
Make me kind and loving; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 16, 1936; E unp.
126540; Ruth Dunlop, Palo Alto,
Calif. 17121
Make me the man in the moon; w and
melody. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
126269: Jay Malone and Marie Hud-
son, Chicago. 17122
Make up your pith’ w Larry Lee and
Gordon Clifford ; pf. treble. ©-1.4@
June 15, 1936; B unp. 126455; Fred
Samuel ‘Stryker, Hollywood, Calif.
17123
Make soueaae at home; w and melody.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126021;
William Kirchenbauer, Philadelphia.
17124
766
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Man about Havana; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «¢
June 11, 1936; E unp. 126316; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
a2
Man (The) from Brandyville; w and
m Larry King and Lee Martin. ©
June 29, 1936; E pub. 56127; Jce
Davis, inc., New York. 17126
Man (The) I love to have around; pf.,
with w. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 126435; Hortense Youngwirth
Wild. Chicago. LGL2%
Man (The) next door; song. ©1e.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127321; Jen-
nie DeWeese, New York. 17128
Man (A) who wears a derby down his
neck; w and melody. ©i1c. June 26,
1986; E unp. 127260; - Gertrude
Lougueville Snow, Monireal: 17129
Manoleff's (Nick Hawaiian guitar
methed ; number system N. Mancloff.
bk. 2. © June 17, 1936; AA 207820;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
17130
pf.
Maraquero (Hl); pregén-rum”a:
con letra. © 1c: May 4, 1936; EB
unp. 125541; Eliseo Grenet, New
Yoik. 17131
March of the C. C. C.’s; sorg; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June’23, 1936;
FE unp. 127285; Fred QO. Stcr:s, Price,
Utah. 17132
March of the fairy guardsmen; by Ada
‘May Piaget; pf. © June 11, 1936;
KH pub. 55821; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 171383
March of the tiny scldiers; w Law-
rence F. Munn, m William O. Menn;
pf. © June 10, 1936; E pub. 55695;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 17134
Marche polovtsienne ; from Prince Igor,
by A. Borodine, arr. Denis Wright;
brass band pts. © May 8, 19386; E
for. 44625; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 17135
Marching on to-gether; song. © 1.
June 6, 19386; E unp. 125914; Emmat
N. Frauman, Cincinnati. 17136
Marching over sands; by (Cv Mock-
ridge. ©1c. June 4, 1936; E up.
125520; Movietone music ccrp., New
York. ce licalicain
Marching to victory; w and melody.
~ ©l1e. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126923:
’ Belle Weaver, Washington. |
TS
17138 |
171509
Margery dcar; w and m Harriet Man-
uel; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1986; E
unp. 127186; Syivester Long Cross,
Purt:and, Or. 171389
Marginale; 6 choral pictures, w Dor-
o hy A. Cannell, m Leslie Woodgate,
op. iG, no. 1-G; sop., contralto and
bass soli and mixed cho. Winthrop
ogers ed. © May 22, 1986; E for.
41611; Boosey & co., ltd, London.
171490
Maria de la O; fox-trot, letra S. Val-
verde y RK. de Leon, m M. IL.
Quiroga; org. ptes. © Dec. 1, 1935;
Hi for. 44773; Salvador Valverde,
Rafael de Leon and Manuel L.
Quircga, Madrid. 17141
Marianne; French-Canadian folk-song,
English text J. Murray Gibbon, m
arr. Irvin Cooper; mixed cho. ©
June 27, 1636; E pub. 56094; Bces-
ton music co., Boesten. 17142
Marigcld of Mississippi valley; song.
m Luther A. C.ark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark; with arr. for ukulele, 'etc.,
AMA, Clark! ©, May. 120 1936: B
pub. 55676; Rose B. Weber, J: ffer-
soi, Wis. 17143
NMarinaresca e Baccanale; di G-orgio
Wederico Ghedini; orch. Partitura.
©y May 25, 19863, 8) fer. 44503276.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17144
Mazinella;. rumba, du film; paroles
Rene Pujol, E. Audiffred et Géo
Koger, m Vinecnt Scot o. © Apr. 1,
1926; E for. 44828; Editions Suala-
bert, Paris. 17145
Mariners’ capstan song; harmonized
HKihel Foibes Scott; pf. © June 12,
1926; EH ‘pub. 55758; H.-F. Scott,
Newton H-ghiands, Mass. 17146
Marquiseta la mexicaine; tango, pa-
rol.s J. B. Chassaing, m Franccis
Gailhard; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44821; J. B. Chassaing,
Paris. 17147
Marriage is just a bcom; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125941;
Cam Baily, La Brcquerie, Manit.,
Canada. 17148
Marry the girl; w and melody. ©1-..
June 2, 1986; E unp. 125659; Rosario
Crisafulli, New York. 17149
Masque (The) of the red death; ‘one-
poem with ballet-pantomime, Owen
- Reed, based on the short story, Edgar
Alten Poe; orch. sc. © 1c. June 3,
1936; E unp. 125722: Herbert Owen
Reed, Warrensburg, Mo. 17150
767
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17151
Massachusetts (The) legionnaire; pf.
© 1c. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125891 ;s
Rose B. Sullivan, Winthrop, Mass.
17151
Match-light ; song, w Myron C. Degnon.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126642;
Julia Strong Degnon, New York.
17152
Mater nostra; m por la pelicula mexi-
cana. © 1c. Apr. 9, 19386; E unp.
122080; Max Urban, Mexico, D. F.
17153
Maureen, dear colleen; w Mary Healey
Joyce; pf. ©l1ec. June 8, 1986; E
unp. 126069; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17154
Maxie Lou, Maxie Lou, how I love
you; w and melody Henrietia Sophia
Littell. © 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp.
126405; Henrietta S. Littell, Biloxi,
Miss. 17155
May I walk with you by the light of
the moon; w Edna Gibson; pf.
1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126084;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17156
Maybe; fox trot song. © 1c. June
1, 1936; E unp. 125523; Mildred
Lindsey, Wichita. sya lsys
song, w Ada Reynolds. © 1 «.
June 5, 1936; E unp. 125868; George
(Duke) Bromersberg, Chicago.
7158
Mazé (Raymonde) Quatre chansons;
piéces mimées, paroles Martin-Saint-
René, m R. Mazé. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 44800; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 17159
Me and my love; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125866 ;
Harold Rand, Glendora, Calif.
17160
Me wot’s ’ad me own ’orses; w George
Whiting and Buddy Bernier, m Billy
Haid, arr. Arthur Gutman; with arr.
for guit., etc. © June 3, 1986; HE
pub. 55540; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 17161
Meadow moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126866;
Severin Skulski, Mansfield, O. 17162
Meet me in Atlantic City; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125928; Joseph Small, Cape Charles,
Va. 17163
Dt. Le ne Sever
Meet me in Dreamland; song; m Lu-
ther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark;
with arr. for ukulele, ete, A. A.
Clark. 4to. © May 23, 1986; E pub.
559677; Hmelia N. Hawkins, White
Sulphur Springs, Mont. 17164
Meet me to-night by the old wishing
well; w and m John Redmond, Gra-
ham Prince and E. P. La Freniere;
with guit. arr. © June 19, 1936; E
pub. 56058 ; Roy music co., inc., New
York. 17165
Melodious waltz; pf., with w. ©le.
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126746; Albin
B. Sickel, Cleveland. 17166
Melody at sunset; by Roger C. Wilson ;
organ. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55809; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17167
Melody in F; arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
55657 ; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
17168
Melody in mauve; by Kennedy Rus-
sell; pf. © May 12, 1936; E for.
44629; Edwin Ashdown, lItd., Lon-
don. 17169
Memories in the moonlight; song. ©
1 e June 10, 1986; E unp. 126248;
Jessie Hubbard Thilenius, Cape Gi-
rardeau, Mo. 17170
Memories of Cleveland; waltz song.
© 1c. June 5, 1986; EH unp. 125854 ;
Elsie M. Shields, Cleveland. 17171
Same. © June 20, 1936; E pub.
55902; Elsie M. Shields, Cleveland.
17172
Memories sweet; song. ©1e. June 8,
1936; E unp. 126033; Hmilie Jehle
Blanckenburg, San Francisco.
17173
Memory of Will Rogers; m Julia Co-
vell; men’s voices, unace. © 1 «©
May 28, 1986; E unp. 125391; C. D.
Covell, San Diego, Calif. 17174
My xdrats (Mén klais); Greek and
English w and m Arthur Stauros
Kanaracus; pf. © 1 e¢. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126546; Arthur 8S. Ka-
naracus, Peabody, Mass. 17175
Menuet; by I. Paderewski, op. 14, arr. ;
accordion. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
55748; John Krachtus, Chicago. |
17176
Mephisto; w and m Charles Renard.
© May 8, 1936; E for. 44671; Cary
| & co., London. 17177
768
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Mercedes waltz; guit. ©1l1e. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125575; James B.
Mann, Pittsburgh. 17178
Merry-go-round (The); song. ©1e.
June 24, 1936; E unp. 127322; Fritz
Johan Petersen, New York. 17179
Message (A) dear, for you; w and m
Mabel Davidson Springer; pf. © 1
e. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126070; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17180
Messaggio; versi Domenico De Paoli,
dal greco di Nossi, m Franco Alfano.
© May 28, 1936; E for. 44491; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17181
Metropolis anthem; song, m G. E. Ter-
ranova. © 1. June 30, 1936; E
unp. 127483 ; Giuseppe HE. Terranova,
New Haven. 17182
Mexican memories; waltz medley,
intro. La Paloma, Over the waves,
ete, arr. Graham Prince; orch. pts.
© June 3, 1936; E pub. 55554; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York, 17183
Mi caballo blanco; floreo zapateado
cancién. ©1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126192; Jose Chavarria, New York.
17184 |
Michaelmas; w Eustace Belham, m
Arthur Warrell; mixed voices. ©
_ Apr. 2, 1936; E for. 44649; Oxford
univ. press, London. 17185
Michigan; w and melody. ©1e. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127242; Evangeline
B. Jackson, Chicago. 17186
Midnight; pf. ©1ec. June 2, 1936; E
unp. 125633; Charlotte Cassel and
Milton Cassel, New York. 17187
Midnight melody; w Al Lewis, melody
Shandor. © 1 ¢. June 25, 1936; E
unp. 127080; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 17188
Midnight (The) ride of Paul Revere;
w adapted from Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow by Walier J. Brunsman,
m J. Alfred Schehl, op. 27, based on
themes by W. J. Brunsman; mixed
cho. © June 10, 1936; E pub. 55691;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 17189
Midsummer night madness; song, arr.
J. M. Seidel and Cliff Aspegren. ©
1 ¢ June 27, 1986; E unp. 127302;
Janet Mae Seidel, Evanston, IIl.
17190
Mild and mellow; w EH. Dorien, melody)
J. Elly. © 1c June 19, 1936; B
unp. 126762; Joseph Elly and Edwin
Dorien, New York. 17191
17205
Miles (Martha Curtis) Scherzo; pf.
June 5, 1986; E pub. 55589;
Martha Curtis Miles, Milford, Conn.
17192
Millie, my childhood sweetheart; w
Darwin Shealy, m Luther A Clark;
With arr. for ukulele, etc. © 1.
June 28, 19386; E unp. 127032; Sam-
uel Darwin Shealy, Columbia, S. C.
17193
Million (A) sweet nothings; w Lettie
©: Ashton; pf....©, 1 c. June 2
1936; E unp. 127171; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17194
Milujem ta mila; song. [English text
only] © 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126188; Michael Mikita and Mac
Benoit, New York. 17195
Mine; song. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125655; William H. Rinn, De-
troit. 17196
Minuetto; by Cesare Sodero; pf. ©
June 27, 1936; E pub. 56108; Boston
musie co., Boston. 17197
Mirky; w and m Ozzie Lofstrom. ©
May 14, 1936; E pub. 56029; Oscar
(Ozzie) MacDonald Lofstrom, Elkins
Park, Pa. 17198
Miss Liberty; w and m Ken Darby,
French version Leo Duran. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127237; James
Daniel Kerney, New York. 17199
Missa in thema antiqua; m H. A.
Snyder; mixed voices. © 1c. June
22, 1986; E unp. 127002; Howard A.
Snyder, Davenport, Ia. 17200
Mississippi delta on my mind; pf., with
w. © 1c June 8, 1936; E unp.
125971; Ewell Ayards Lamar, Indian-
apolis. 17201
Mr. Moon; w Eddie Stewart, and mel-
ody. ©) fc. June 2 1930;° E unp;
126507; Jean B. Moran, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 17202
Mr. Roosevelt’s the man; song, m V.
Lenski. © May 9, 1936; E pub.
56017; Roz Gibson Chambers and
Viadimir Lenski, Costa Mesa, Calif.
17203
Mister Roosevelt, we'll vote again for
you; song. © 1c. June 27, 1936;
E unp. 127314; Opal Harrison Willi-
ford, Tulsa, Okl. 17204
Misterios del prado; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126193;
Jose Chavarria, New York. 17205
769
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17206
pt: 111, ¥S8
Mrs. Gainsworthy; song. © 1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127358; Beatrice
Leonard, New York. 17205
Mrs. Nobody; song. © 1 ce. June 4,
1936; E unp. 125790; Nettie May
Ward, Wichita. 17207
Mit ér a nO; slowfox, SzOvegét irta:
Kovacs Mihaly, zenéjé: szerzette:
Rezsnyai Sandor. © Nov. 21, 1935;
EK for. 44505; Rozsavo.gyi es t2rsa,
Bucapest, Hungary. 17208
Mite (A) o’ blarney; w Sally De El-
ton? pis ©) 1 © June 25,7 1936-55
unp. 127147; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17209
Mizpah; w Helen Taylor, m Kennedy
Russell. © May 15, 1936; E for.
44616; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
17210
Modern (The) legionnaire; bugle and
drum corps album, August H.
Schaefer. © May 10, 1936; E pub.
55623; Ben Chaliff, Cincinnati.
IPI
Modernly yours; w Eunice Pingree; pf.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126083;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17212
Modesty; song, m Marino Smiraglia.
© June 10, 1986; E pub. 55833;
Jessie Unger Banks, Poughkeepsie,
IN: HY. 172138
Moments of happiness; valse and
polka, Rudolph Pfeiffer; cornet and
pf. © June 8, 1936; E pub. 55714;
George F. Briegel, inc., New York.
17214
Mon Adoré; w Max Freedman and
Frank Capano, French tr. Georgette
Kelly, m Charles Borrelli; with arr.
for guit., ete. © June 3, 1936; E pub.
56018; Frank Capano, Philadelphia.
17215
Mon gangster; valse musette, de Fleurs
de Paris, paroles Pierre Bayle et
Marc-Cab, m Marcel Cambier. ©
Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44837; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 17216
Mon homme est poétique; valse mus-
ette, paroles Gaston Montho, m Leon
Montagné. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44840; Julio Garzon, Paris. 17217
Mon impasse; valse musette, paroles
Albert Baron et Toseani, m Léon
Montagné. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44841; Julio Garzon, Paris. 17218
Monadncck; fantasy, op. 2B; orch. Se.
© June 22,1936; E pub. 55990; Alan
Scott Hovaness, Cambridge, Mass.
17219
Monday morning blues; song. © 1 e.
June 29, 19836; E unp. 127464; Ralph
Rice, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 17220
Money, money is what I want; w and
m Adam Franz Morgan. ©1c. June
20, 1936; E unp. 126896; Adam
Murgu, Jackson, Mich. 17221
Monkey face; w and m Ethelyn Hib-
son; pf. ©1c. May 23, 1936; E unp.
125835; S. Ethel Wood, New Provi-
dence, Ia. 17222
w and melody. © 1 c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126650; Thelma Wal-
lenberg, New York. 17223
Monopoly; w Charles Tobias, m John
Jacob Loeb; with arr. for guit., ete.
©. May. 29, 1936;..— pub. 55517;
Harry Engel, inc., New York. 17224
Monopoly swing; foxtrot, composed
and arr. Will Hudscn; orch. pts. ©
June 22, 1936; E pub. 55987; Exclu-
Sive publications, inc., New York.
17225
Montana glacier land, I hear you eall-
ing; song. ©1c. June 23, 1936; E
unp. 127031; Fred Mueller, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 17226
Mcntana moon; song, with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 8, 1938; E unp. 125929;
Barry Quilender, Brentwood, Calif.
17227
Montanaro (Kttore) Dodici esereizi
facilissimi; per lo studio del pf.,
nell’ estensione delle cinque note. ©
May 11, 1936; E for. 44483; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 17228
Mood; violin and pf. © 1c. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125653; Natan Koblik,
San Francisco. 17229
Mocn (The); w Agnes Magdalene
Hay; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126082; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17230
Moon (The) hangs low in Iowa; song.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125869;
Lucile Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia.
17231
Moon over Waikiki; w and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126631 ;
Raymond Wilding Hayden, Pearl
Harbor, TL. EH. 17232
770
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Moon romance; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 125942; Mau-
rice O’Leary, Campbell, Minn.
17233
Moon serenade; song. © 1c. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127099; Albert Sugden,
Stratford, Ont., Canada. 17234
Moon shadows; w and m Bob Gard-
ner. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
126002; Rcbert Bruce Gardner,
Seattle. 17235
Mocn (The) shines on; waltz, w and
melody Bernice Baird. © 1c. June
13, 1986; E unp. 126490; Beatrice
Bernice Baird, Chico, Calif. 17236
Moon take care of my love; fox trot
song. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125515; Ida Anderson, Fargo, N. D.
17237
Moon (The) trail; song, m Mary Steele.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126828 ;
Earl Miley, jr., Westwood, Calif.
172388
Mconbeams; w M. Herbert George, cyf.
T. H. Parry Williams; sop. 1, 2.
May 1, 1986; E for. 44482; Mansel
Thomas, Cardiff, Wales. 17239
Moonbeams of silver; song. ©1..
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126922; Bernal
Claude Carter, Lincoln, Neb. 17240
Moonlight and dreaming; song, arr.
Bernie Clements. © 1c. June 16,
19386; E unp. 127082; Joseph N. Da-
vidson, Houston. 17241
Moonlight and you, dear; w and m
Beverly Carr; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127146; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17242
Moonlight on Geneva; waltz; pf., with
w. © 1c May 28, 1936; E unp.
125394; Louis Cervantes, Lake
Geneva, Wis. 172438
Moonlight on the Rio Grande; w and
melody. © 1c. June 12, 1936; HE
unp. 126361; Lang-Worth feature
programs, ine., New York. 17244
Moonlight wooing; song, m James L.
Brown, with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125943; E. E.
Vernon, Iroquois, S. D. 17245
More’ (The) I know you, the more I
love you; w Benny Davis, m J. Fred
Coots; with arr. for guit. and ten.
banjo. © June 8, 1936; E pub.
59688; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, ine., New York. 17246
17260
Morning, noon and night; w and mel-
ody Ed Kirkeby. © 1c. June 12,
1936; KE unp. 126356; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
17247
Morning prayer; hymn. © 1c. June 1,
1935; E unp. 125514; Jane E. Good-
speed, Haven, Kan. 17248
Most (The) needed thing is love; w
and melody. © 1c. June 16, 1936;
E unp. 126554; Tom Gallagher, New
Haven. 17249
Moszkowski (Mcritz) Serenata; trans-
cribed Ferde Grofe. © 1c. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126584; Robbins music
corp., New York. 17250
Mother, alone, at home; song. ©1..
June 6, 1986; E unp. 126153; Effie
May McKee Pearson, San Diego,
Calif. 17251
Mother, dear old mother; song, m Lu-
ther A. Clark, pf. and ukulele arrs.
Aaron A. Clark. © May 7, 1936: E
pub. 55512; B. H. Anderson, Ranteul.
Kan. 17252
Mother’s home-made lullaby; song. ©
1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126848;
Rosalie Kirkland, New York. 17253
Mother’s prayer; m Harry R. Hoyt: pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
Esunp. 126880; Eddie Love Morress,
Jena, Fla. 17254
Mother’s voice; song, m Leo Richard.
© 1c. June 19, 1936: E unn. 126779;
William L. Stooksbury, Knoxville,
Tenn. 17255
Motivo di baci; valzer, versi Enrico
Frati, m I. Natio; jazz-orch. pti. ©
June 4, 1986; E for. 44474; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 17256
Mots (Les) qu’on pense tout bas; valse,
paroles Jean Rodor, m Louis Pas-
quier. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44834;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 17257
Mountain echoes; melody. © 1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127356; Adolph A.
Silberman, Brooklyn. 17258
Mountain (The) king (Den bergtagwa)
[and] Flowers of joy (Gliidjens
blomster i jordens mul): 2 Swedish
folk-songs, arr. William B. Divis;
men’s cho. © June 27, 1936; E pub.
56098 ; Boston music co., Boston.
17259
Mountain man; song, m Helene Grado-
witz and W. Okie. © 1c. June 29,
1936; EH unp. 127409; William Okie,
Los Angeles. 17260
771
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Move eastward, happy earth; w Lord
Tennyson, m Harold Greenhill;
mixed voices. © June 19, 1936; E
for. 44859; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 17261
Moving day; hymn, w and m Christian
Welsen, arr. Roland Randolph. ©
May 138, 1986; E pub. 55614; Elmo L.
Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 17262
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Thema
und variationen; aus dem D dur-
divertimento, tibertragen Philipp Jar-
nach; violine u. klavier. © May 16,
1936; E for. 44470; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 172638
Mumbo Jumbo; w W. J. Kastor, mel-
ody F. Bedell. ©1c. June 23, 1936;
EK unp. 127024; Walter J. Kastor and
icra Bedell, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y.
17264
Mummens chanz; v. Georg Kiessig, op.
60; orch. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Feb. 26, 1936; E for. 44769; Fr. Por-
tius, Leipzig. 17265
Murio de tristesa ; pf., con texto. ©l1e.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126194; Jose
Chavarria, New York. 17266
Musette improvisations for A-23; by
Robert R. Couletie. © 1c. June 4,
1936: E unp. 125810; Movietone
music corp., New York. 17267
Music for a scene from Shelley; by
Samuel Barber; orch. Study se.
May °*25, 19386>""h pub. a59tt 5G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 17268
Music, when soft voices die; w Perey
Bysshe Shelley, m Nicholas Douty ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto, with violin, cello
and pf. or harp. © June 11, 1936; E
pub. 55803; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 17269
Musica per tre pianoforti; di Luigi
Daliapiccola. Partitura. © Apr. 14,
1936; E for. 44562; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 17270
Musical comedy memories; selection of
popular melodies, selected Herman
Finck, arr. Dan Godfrey; military
band pts., with conductor. © Apr.
28, 1936; E for. 44639; Chappell &
o., ltd., London. 17201
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 6, June
1936. With suppl. © May 26, 1936;
E for. 44483; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 17272
Must I live with a dream; song. ©
1c. May 20, 1986; E unp. 125584;
Ray Fortune, Fresno, Calif. 172738
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
My affliction is you; w and melody R.
P. Hamilton and Frank Wagner.
1c. June 10, 1986; E unp. 126291;
Robert Patterson Hamilton, Aspin-
wall, Pa. 17274
My Alabama mammy; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp.
126461; Thomas F. Mulcay, Fram-
ingham, Mass. 17275
My Arkansaw mount’in home; w and
melody Robert Lawrence Smith. ©
1c@ June 26, 1986; E unp. 127264;
Lula Halliburton, Venice, Calif.
17276
My arms are full of memories; waltz
song of the southland [and] Yoh’r
ma light divine; song poem in south-
ern dialect: w and m Van Ness
Bates. © Apr. 21, 1936; E pub.
56043 ; Music service co., Boston.
17277
My baby; berceuse, waltz song. ©
1 ec. June 17, 1986; E unp. 126624;
Victoria Salonites, Capay, Calif.
17278
My beautiful Vienna; concert march,
Arthur Turelly, arr. Maurice De
Packa. © 1c. May 27, 1936; E unp.
127087; Arthur Stern, Hollywood,
Calif. 17279
My Bermuda Rose; song, m Philip
Schnepf and Marie Newell. © 1 e¢.
May 27, 1986; E unp. 125354; J.
Philip Heavens, Philadelphia. 17280
My bluebird returned when I found
you; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.,
with w. © 1c. June 18, 1986; H
unp. 126674; Merle Wallace McCor-
mick, Mendocino, Calif. 17281
My Bonnie; diagram arr., with w. ©
1 ec. June 6, 1936; E. unp. 125888;
Max S. Rogers, Youngstown, O.
17282
My California; song. © 1c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127871; Geneva Ellen
Baeumel, Newton, Kan. 17283
My California sunkist baby; song, w
Spillmard Johnson. © 1c. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126568; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 17284
My cat meow, my dog wow, wow; w
and melody. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126767; Armando Capponi,
Brooklyn. 17285
My cherished love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 26, 1986; E unp. 127285;
Robert W. Garrison, Princeton, N. J.
17286
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
My childhood playmates; w Jess An-
ders, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127323; Jesse
Anderson, Kansas City, Mo. 17287
My cowboy love-song; by David W.
Guion, arr. Mario Agnolucci; orch.
pts. © June 13, 19386; E pub. 55877;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 17288
official theme song of the Caval-
cade of Texas of the Texas centen-
nial 1936, w Marri Lussi, m David
W. Guion; high voice. © June 4,
1936; E pub. 55880; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 17289
My darling; song, w Frieda Peck. ©
1c. June 27, 1986; E unp. 127382; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 17290
My darling I love you; w and m Fred
L. McBride. © 1c. June 27, 1986;
E unp. 127333; Vera A. Christensen,
Spring Green, Wis. 17291
My darling I say I love you; pf. with
w. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125750; Reinhart O. Brinkmeyer,
Washington, Tex. 17292
My definition of love; w Demarest Cas-
sidy, and melody. © 1c. June 23,
1936; E unp. 127011; Willis A.
Gregar, Amsterdam, N. Y. 17293
My desire; w Fred Jefferson Lowe; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127191;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17294
My Dixie home; w J. Y’Dowaj, and
melody. © 1c. June 17, 1936; E
unp. 126728; J. (Woody) Woodward,
Pittsburgh. 17295
My dream; w Ruby De Vine; pf. ©
1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127141;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17296
My dream for you; song. ©1c. June
4, 1936; E unp. 126499; Thelma Dun-
can Brown, Albuquerque, N. M.
17297
My dream girl; valse song. © 1.
June 1, 1936; E unp. 125521; Mus-
grave L. Arnold, Guatemala, Guate-
mala. 17298
My dream heaven; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 125944; Nellie
Frances Dowell, Harrisonburg, Va.
17299
My dream house fell down; song, w Le-
ota Lane. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E
unp. 126468; Ted Cella, New York.
17300
17314
My dream meadow; w Jim Carnell; pf.
©1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127163;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17301
My dream of goid; song. ©1c. June
12, 1986; E unp. 126868; Mildred L.
Hart, Des Moines. 17302
My dream of heaven; pf., with w. ©
ic. Apr. 25, 19386; E unp. 226950;
Eva Evans Leach May Lyvers, Port-
land, Or. 17303
My dream of romance; w Elizabeth
Fisher, melody John Joseph Connell.
©1ec. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125564;
Hlizabeth Jean Fisher, Larksville,
Pa. 17304
My dream sweetheart; song. © 1c.-
May 23, 1986; E unp. 126147; Keta
Louise Crumley, Los Angeles. 173805
My evening lullaby; pf., with w. ©
1 c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126663;
Thomas G. Sutherland, Chicago.
17306
My favorite girl; w Mack David, mel-
ody George W. Meyer. © 1c. June
18, 1986; E unp. 126743; Popular
melodies, inc., New York. 17307
My first waltz with you; w and melody.
© 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127211;
George Francis Amidon, jr., Wash-
ington. 3 17308
My front door; w W. Horejsi and HE.
Peters, m E. O. Eaton; pf. treble. ©
1 ec. June 22, 1986; E unp. 126936;
Everett O. Eaton, Walter Horejsi
and Eugene Peters, St. Cloud, Minn.
17309
My garbage can’s a moving picture
theatre; w and melody. ©1«. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126016; George Dan-
iel Monaghan, San Francisco.
17310
My garden of whispering memories;
fox-trot song. © 1c. May 11, 1936;
E ounp. 126981; Elaine Heagle, Re-
gina, Sask., Canada. cree bb
My golden haired sweetheart; valse
song. © 1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
126966; Ernest Gillispie, Blackwell,
Okl. 17312
My good night to you; w and melody.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126722;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
17313
My grace is sufficient for thee; song,
m Leo Richard. © 1 e¢. June 19,
19386; E unp. 126784; May Sawyer
Nabholz, Moosomin, Sask., Canada.
17314
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17315
My happy home; song, w Samuel Wil-
liams. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127383; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 17315
My heart began to sing; w and m Win-
throp Collver; pf. treble. © 1 ©.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 12/334: Leon
Lomond Winthrop Collver, Coscob,
Conn. 17316
My heart’s just calling for you; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. with w. © 1c.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125751; A. W.
Logsdon, Macomb, Il. 17317
My heart’s on strike; w and m Walter
J. Kastor, Fred Patten and Gerald
Marqusee; with guit. arr. ©-June
18, 1986; E pub. 55905; Jewei mu-ic
pub. co., New York. 17318
My horse never comes in; patter, w
Jerry Bransford, and melody. ©
1 ce June 8, 1936; E unp. 125998;
Charles H. Frizzelle, Los Angeles.
17319
My hungry heart and empty arms; fox
trot, w and melody. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127102; Walter Rey-
nolds, Baltimore. 17320
My imaginary visions in the sky; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 ¢ June 29,
1936; E. unp. 127472; Ray Langstaff,
Stipek, Mont. 17321
My kingdom for a kiss; from Hearts
divided, w Al Dubin, Freneh tr.
David Ormont, m Harry Warren;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © June
8, 1936; E pub. 55863; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 17322
My little girl; fox-trot song. © 1e.
May 11; 19863.) Becunp: 1126970;
Pauline Stawski, Aberdeen, Wash.
17323
My little hitch hiking gal; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ec. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125894; Ellis S. Tuten, San Fran-
cisco. 17324
My little Irish eolleen; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126940; Frederick Kenard
Cochran, Chico, Calif. 17325
My little Javanese; song. ©1ec. June
6, 1986; E unp. 126498; Violet Mae
Boehmer, Coraopolis, Pa. 17326
My little sepian girl; w and melody.
© 1c. May 29, 1936; E unp. 125491;
Jasper Thomas, New York. A(a20.
My little sunny California home; w
and melody. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125658; Ellis S.-Tuten, San
Francisco. 17328
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
My lone prairie rose; w and melody.
©1e. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125831;
Martin Conroy, Hollywood, Calif.
17329
My million dollar you; w and melody.
©1e. June 23, 1986; E unp. 1270385;
Harry Dann Bernardo, Los Angeles.
17330
My mother; m Frank Miller; pf. treble
with w. ©1c. May 29, 1936; E unp.
126156; Hettie Privette, St. Louis.
; 17331
My mother’s a sweetheart to me; valse
song. © 1e. May 11, 1936; E unp.
126967; Blaine Cartwright. Fresno,
Calif. 17332
My mother’s blessing comes to me; pf.,
with w. ©1e. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125504; Julia Ann Coe, San Ber-
nardino, - Calif.. 17333
My mother’s day; w Mildred Zimmer-
man, m Jean Hon [i. e. Jean Hon
Johnson] © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 125968; Lois Hon Johnson, De-
troit. 17334
My mother’s lullaby; w and melody.
© 1e. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125865;
Charles M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
17335
My mother’s prayer; hymn, w J. W.
Van De Venter, m arr. Esther Shel-
hamer. © May 18, 1936; E pub.
09048; Edw. W. Calloway, Cincin-
nati. 17336
My mother’s voice; song, arr. L. G. O.
© 1c. May 29, 1986: E unp. 125592;
Anna Carrier Randolph, Asheville,
N.C. . 17337
My Nevada yalley: waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. June 18, 1936;
FE unp. 126588 ; Elva Francis Brasier,
New Orleans. 17338
My o!d fashioned home; w George Ar-
thur Krieg; pf. ©1c. June 8, 1936;
EH unp. 126097 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17339
My old Kentucky home; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr.; Hawaiian guit., in dia-
gram, with w. © Dec. 2, 1935; E
pub. 55658; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 17340
My only one; w and melody. ©1e.
June 23, 1936; E unp. 127007; David
Moldavsky, Los Angeles. 17341
My own; w and melody. ©1c. June
4, 1986; E unp. 125765; Frank A.
Marsh, Philadelphia. 17342
174.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
17370
My own folks; w Raymond B. Egan,
m Newell Chase; with guit. arr.
June 24, 1936; E pub. 56073; Mills
music, ine., New York. 17343
My pattern book; rhythm patterns for
individual or group work, Marion
Anderson. © Apr. 15, 19386; E for.
44404 ; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
17344
My play girl of Atlantic; w and m
Eddie Malle; violin. ©1e. June 17,
1936; E unp. 126607; Clyde Esnard
Malle, Philadelphia. 17345
My prairie queen; song, melody Bert
C. Timm. © 1c. June 26, 1936; E
unp. 127252; H. E. Timm, Pollock,
Ss. D. 17346
My rosary of memories; m Burrell
Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1c. June
4, 1936; E unp. 125752; Alice Irene
Balzer, Dayton, O. 17347
My Saviour; w Daniel P. Doyle, m
James Palmer, jr.; pf. © May 13,
1936; E pub. 55610; Elmo L. Bate-
man, Irvington, N. J. 17348
My snookie-u-kum ; fox trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1e. June 26,
1936; E unp. 127222; Gertrude Heri-
der, Slater, Mo. 17349)
My South Dakota sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp.
127210; Delcie A. Whipple, Philo,
Calif, 17356
My southern mammy; song. © 1.
June 15, 19386; E unp. 126462; Hathyl
R. Fisher, Dallas. 17351
My Sunday-go-to-meetin‘ gal; w and
melcedy. ©1c. June 12, 1936; E unp.
126328; James Robert Dobbs, Long-
view, Tex. 17352
My Susquehanna; song. © 1 ce. June
20, 1936; E unp. 127387; Anna Man-
they, New York. 17353
My sweet Heléne; song, w Jean Rivi-
nius. © 1c. June 1, 1986; E unp.
126244; Noten Robert Ballantine,
Chicago, 17354
My sweetheart has gone back on me;
song. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127370; Roy Street, Faith, S. D.
17355
My sweetheart’s the man in the moon; j
w and m James Thornton, arr. V. G.
Ganelf, Hawaiian guit. sole, in note
and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff;
with chords for ukulele and guit. ©
June 23, 1956; E pub. 56050; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 17356
My tardy ship; song, w Zula Caldwell.
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126569;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 17357
My Texas; song. © Apr. 13, 1936;
E pub. 556438; Lura Love, Dallas.
17358
My theme song; w Helen Hillanbrand ;
pf. © 1:¢.’ June 25, 19365" -unp.
127156; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 17359
My thoughts are all of you; waltz song,
melody Kittie Meinhold and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. June 26, 1936; E
unp. 127225; Anna C. McAuliffe,
Schenectady, N. Y. 173
My toast to you; wand melody. ©1ce.
June 16, 1936; E unp. 127312; Frank
Von Luehrte, Cincinnati. 17361
My troubles like bubbles are blowing
away; w and m James Kendis; with
guit. arr. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E
unp. 127258; Kendis music Corp.,
New York. 17362
My ukulele girl; song. ©1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126665; Daisy. G.
Brown, Challis, Id. 17363
My valley of romance and sunshine;
song, m Wallace Kay. © 1c. June
25, 19386; E unp. 127093; George C.
Frazier, Salt Lake City. 17364
My Vivian; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. June 11, 1936; E unp. 126306;
James Francis Kinane, Brooklyn.
; 17365
My West Texas home; song. © 1 ¢.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127340; Ruby
Cotton Standefer, i. e. Mrs. M. L.
Standefer, Lamesa, Tex. 17366
My, what a diffrent night; from
Everybody dance, w and m Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel; with uku-
lele arr. © June 12, 19386; EH for.
44589; Cinephonic music co., Itd.,
London. 17367
My whole life was wasted; fox-trot, w
Mel Thulen, melcdy Fent Anderson.
© 1c. June 6, 19386; E unp. 126918;
Carroll F. Anderson, La Conner,
Wash. 17368
Mystery of love; w and melody. © 1
e. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126812;
Agnes Zibulewsky, Brooklyn. 173869
Mystic hills of the prairie; w B. Hupp,
m E. B. Hanecck. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126492; Bessie Hupp
and Essie Bell Hancock, Kansas
City, Mo. 17370
779
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17371
Mystic jungle moon; song. ©1c. May
22, 1986; E unp. 125590; Lillian
Ouellette, Westbrook, Me. 1S CL
. Napoli (Jacopo) Ouverture; per la
commedia Pene d’amor_ perdute,
Shakespeare, m J. Napoli; orch.
Partitura. © May 11, 1936; E for.
44482; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
17372
National band contest; march, Louis
J. Panella; band pts. © June 5,
1936; E pub. 56002; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 17373
National (The) geographic march; by
Thomas F. Darcy, jr.; pf. © June
8, 1936; E pub. 55670; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 17374
National victors; concert march, Joseph
Olivadoti; band pts., with director.
Condensed se. © May 27, 1936; E
pub. 55762; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 173875
Nativité (La) du Seigneur; 9 médita-
ticns, Olivier Messiaen; orgue. 1°°—
4° fasc. © Apr. 1, 1936; EH for.
44792-44785 ; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 17376-17379
Naughty (A) little love bug is nipping
my heart; w and melody. ©1..
June 12, 1986; E unp. 126372; Ellis
S. Tuten, San Francisco. 17380
Nautical medley; fox trot, transcribed
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936;
E ounp. 127272; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 17381
Nearer my God to Thee; note and dia-
gram arr., with w. © 1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 121528; Max S. Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 17382
Nearly, dear. as Sweet as you; w and
melody. © 1c. June 30, 1936; E
unp. 127479; William Law, Day-
ton, O. 17383
’Neath Atlantic City’s mellow, dreamy
moon; w and melody. © 1c. June
30, 19386; E unp. 127439; Norman
Macer, Philadelphia. 17384
Necken-polska; Swedish folk-song, arr.
William B. Davis; men’s cho. [Eng-
lish and Swedish text] © June 27,
1936; E pub. 56096; Boston music
co., Boston. 17385
Nedra. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127359; Clarence Seth Carman, New
York. 17386
Neglected; song. © 1c. June 3, 1936;
E unp. 125718; Gene Mertz and
Freddie Rich, Port Chester, N. Y.
17387
pt. Ill, n. s., v.31
Negro songs of protest; ecll. L. Gellert.
arr. Elie Siegmeister. © June 1,
1936; E pub. 55915; Lawrence Gel-
lert, New York. 17388
Negro spirituals; transcribed Ferde
Grofé. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127273; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17389
Neue (Der) dom; volkskantaie, w
Hans Baumann, m Hans Saehsse, op.
57; 1 u. 2 stimmigen chor. Kl*vier-
auszug. © Mar. 19, 1936; E for.
44742; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
17390
Never say die; w and melccy Mac
Ellis. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126471; Margaret H.lis McCabe,
Fresno, Calif. 17391
Never to know; w and m Leo Erdody.
© June 4, 1936; E pub. 55587; G.
Riccrdi & co., inc., New York. 17392
New ballad; melody. © 1c. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126398; Anthony Vivio,
New York. 17393
New (The) deal review; song, m
Luther A. Clark; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc., Aaron A. Clark. © May
29, 1986; 2c. June 10; E pub. 55678;
C. I. Rudy, Darlington, Mo. 17394
New-heart; w and m Norman Hack-
forth, © May 12, 1936; E for.
44613; Boosey & co., 1td., London.
173895
New New York; w and m Frank Shep-
herdson. © 1c. June 6, 1936; E
unp. 125980; Katharine M. Arnett,
Philadelphia. 17396
New York; song. ©1c. June 3, 1936;
E unp. 125688; Laura Pyronhet
Swineford, Springfield, Mo. 17397
melody Frederick Cromweed.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127445;
Evangeline Wallace, New York.
17398
New York anthem; song. © 1 «.
June 23, 1936; E unp. 127018; Joseph
Frances McMahon, New York. 17399
New York City; song. © 1 ec. June
19, 1986; E unp. 126777; Martin
Harvey, Albany. 17400
New York City, my New York City; w
and melody. ©1c. June 26, 1936; H
unp. 127243; John Kuzel, New York.
17401
New York City, unexcelled; w and
melody. © 1. June 30, 1936; H
unp. 127485 ; Edward L. Evans, Pitts-
burgh. 17402
176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
New York marches on; song, w Leota
Lane. © 1c. June 17, 19386; E unp.
126616; Ted Cella, New York.
17403
New York town; song. © 1c. June
30, 1936; E unp. 127487; James M.
Barber, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 17404
Next (The) president; pf. treble, with
w. ©l1e June 12, 19386; E unp.
126343; Lorraine Sherwood Stahl,
New York. 17405
Niema silniejszego nic od mitoSci; wale
angielski, z Jego wielka miloSsé,
stowa: E. Schlechter, m H. Wars.
© May 11, 19386; E for. 44697; M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 17406
mie arr. sc tes wars; Ork.
strony. © May 11, 1936; E for.
44698; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
17407
Niff-niff blues; by Ferde Grofe. ©1e.
June 17, 1986; E unp. 126581; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 17408
Night; tone poem, Bettsy Davis; pf.
© 1c. May 27, 1986; E unp. 126148;
Betsy Hart Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
17409
Night (A) in Spain; by Romeo Cas-
earino; pf. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125596; Vineenzo Cascarino,
Philadelphia. 17410
Night (The) is beginning; w Gus
Kahn, m John W. Green. © June 5,
1°36; E pub. 55618; Robbins music
corp, New York. 17411
Night of dreams ; w Mabel Livingstone,
m Daniel Wolf. © June 22, 1936;
E pub. 56037; Harold Flammer, inc.,
- New York. 17412
Night of nights; w Harold Adamson,
m Walter Donaldson. © 1c. June
20. 1936; E unp. 126909; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
17413
Night on the prairie; w W. R. Strom
and Leonard A. Shong, and melody.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126512;
Walter Raymond Strom, Russell,
Me TD. 17414
Nightingale Isle; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126864; Roy
G. Hansen, Beechwood, Mich. 17415
Night-in-gale’s (The) call; w Edmund
J. Hickey, and melody. © 1c. June
1, 1986; HE unp. 125647; Casimer
Janowski, Milwaukee. 17416
17429
Ninnolo (Un); valzer, I. Natio; jazz
orch. pti. © June 4, 1936; E for.
44475; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
17417
Nisciuno 6 pé6é sapé; canzone, versi
Edoardo Criscuolo. © 1 ce. June 4,
1936; E unp. 125763; Josef Furgi-
uele, New York. 17418
No escape; song, melody Bert Hat-
field. ©1e. June 11, 1936; E unp.
1263038 ; John Hurley Reese, Kansas
City, Mo. 17419
No heavy crosses; w Paul Rader; pf.
© May 27, 1936; E pub. 55628;
Merrill Dunlop, Chicago. 17420
No man ever fell in love with me; w
Bessie Rea Pugh; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1936; E unp. 127195; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 17421
No more good-byes; w G. James, mel-
ody Raymond Gilbert. © 1c. June
18, 1936; ..E. unp.. 126672; Hiriy
Kalin and Gene James, Chicago.
17422
No room in heaven for thee; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
1936; E pub. 56001; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 17423
No stranger to my heart; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126310; Victoria Irene Johnston,
Douglas, Ga. 17424
Noah’s ark animals [and] Teddy-
bears—all of them; by F. Percival
Driver; pf. © Apr. 16, 1936; E for.
44655 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
; 17425
Nobody knows but the posies; w and
melody Boyd Bunch, Al J. Neiburg,
‘and Jerry Levinson. ©1c. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125555; Harry Engel,
ine., New York. 17426
Non me lo domandate; tango canzone,
melodia Manfredi Carissimi. © 1.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127332; Franco
Recchia, New York. 17427
Non nascondere il secreto ; versi Rabin-
dranath Tagore, m Franco Alfano.
© May 28, 1936; E for. 44487; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 17428
Norwegian cradle song; w Everett Hen-
dricks, Norwegian folk-song arr. Mor-
ten J. Luvaas; 8 mixed voices. ©
June 16, 1936; E pub. 55896; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 17429
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17430
Not for a thing, would I grow tired of
- you; w L. P. Moody, m L. R. Wade.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125957;
Lcois Ruby Wade and Lorraine P.
Moody, Santa Paula, Calif. 17430
Not for me; voe. trio; chords, treble
clef. © 1 ¢ June 2, 1936; E unp.
125635; O. Kenne.h Wrigley, Pi.ts-
burgh. 17431
Nothing’s blue but the sky; w Charles
Newman, m Harold Spina ; with guit.
arr. © June 10, 1936; E pub. 55687;
Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New Yo.k.
174382
Nothing’s too good for my baby; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1c. June 15,
1936; EH unp. 126485; John Franco-
nero, Newark, N. J. 17433
Nothing save you; Song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 22, 1936; KH unp. 126868; Alta
Evans, New Smyrna, Fla. 17434
Notturnino; di Francesco Ciléa; orch.
Partitura. © May 25, 1936; E for.
44496; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 17435
Novillero; paso doble, m por la pelic-
ula mexicana. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1936;
EK ounp. 122405; Max Urban, Mexico,
D. F. 17436
Now I lay me down to sleep; w and
melody. © 1c. June 30, 1936; H
unp. 127446; Ida Shurman, Staten
Island, N. Y. 17437
Now I’ve got some dreaming to do;
from Pennies from heaven, Ww
Jehnny Burke, melody Arthur Johns-
ton. © 1c. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126315; Select music publications,
inc., New York. 174388
Now I wouldn’t want to be like that;
by NormAl Conley ; melody, with pf.
ace. ©1ce. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127350; Mrs. Norman G. Conley,
Cleveland. 17489
Now Israel may say, and that truly;
poem from the Scottish Psalter, m
C. Armstrong Gibbs; mixed choir.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © May 12,
1986; E for. 44610; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 17440
Now that we’re together; w and m
Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whit-
cup and Teddy Powell; with guit.
arr. © May 8, 1936; E pub. 55979;
Southern music pub: co.,; inc., New
York. 17441
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Now you're alone and I’m alone; song.
© 1 ¢. May 11, 1936; BE unp. 126974;
Tony Davis, Belleville, N. J. 17442
Nun bitten wir den Heiligen Geist;
choralmotette, m Johann Nepomuk
David; 4 ungleichen stimmen, ohne
begl. © Feb. 11, 1936; BE for. 44420;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipz:g. 17443
Nymphentanz; v. Willy Meyer; chro-
matisches o. pf. akkordicn. © Mar.
30, 1986; E for. 44457; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 17444
O balalaika; w and m A. Ferraris;
orch., pts. © Jan. 5, 1936; I fer.
44578; J. Liber, London. 17445
O, for a thousand tongues; anthem, w
Charles Wesley, m A. Claude Kee-
ton; bar. sclo and mixed cho.; 0: g1n
ace. © June 13, 1936; E for. 44571;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 17446
O lovely night; w Kate Moffat, m Mi-
chael Praetorius-Moffat, arr. C. F.
Manney ; 2-pt. cho. © June 1, 1936;
E pub. 55557; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston. 17447
O won't that be joy; pf., with w. ©
May 27, 1936; E pub. 55631; Merrill
Dunlop, Chicago. 17448
Obey that impulse; w Gladys V. Jack-
son, melody Miriam Taylor. ©1l1e.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126233; Mir-
iam HBlizabeth Bock, Los Angeles.
-17449
Ocean airliner carnival; musical play.
2nd and 3rd acts. © 1c. June 24,
19386; D 39101; Beatrice E. Laue,
Flint, Mich. 17449*
Och gingar ett skepp fran Amsterdam ;
vals, text: Ake Sdderblom och Pad-
dock, m Bjérke och Fryman; pf. ©
June-6, 1936; E for. 44862; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm. 17450
Offenbach (Jacques) The apache
dance; new alr. Bernice Manoloff ;
pf. © June 24, 1986; E pub. 56122;
Calumet music co., Chicago. 17451
Oft gentigt ein glaschen sekt; lied u.
English waltz, aus Confetti, text
Ernst Marischka, m Robert Stolz, op.
659. © Mar. 6, 1936; E for. 44762;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. 17452
Ogre’s (The) dream; by John C.
Smiley; band. Se. ©1 ec. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127115; Mabel Smiley,
Wooster, O. 17453
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Oh! Baby, you’re breaking my heart;
song. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127422; Luther Jones, Memphis
Tenn. 17454
Oh cara Arabella; tréfas szerenaéd,
szoveget irta: Marecali Frigyes, zené-
jét szerzette: Grosz Alfréd. © Nov.
14, 1935; E for. 44566; Rozsavolgyi
es tarsa, Budapest; Hungary.
17455
Oh father (K) Nick; w and melody.
© 1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127364;
Michael Daniels Di Brienza, New
York. 17456
Oh, I like that smile;-song. © 1.
June 19 1936: B unp. 126765;
‘Charles Noah McDermott, Attleboro,
Mass. 17457
Oh, I’m missin’ you so; pf., with w.
©1e. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126436;
Hortense Youngwirth Wild, Chicago.
17458
Oh, let’s take a rocket to the moon; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1c. June 18,
1886; E unp. 126719; Stephen J.
Olshefski, Askam Peeley, Pa. 17459
Oh no, this is not my home; hymn, arr.
Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1, 1936;
H pub. 55993; Ellis Hummel, Cin-
cinnatus, N. Y. 17460
Oh, oh, don’t look now; w and melody.
©i1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125997;
George Herbert Bourne, Los Angeles.
17461
Oh, sweet hope of my heart; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © May 25, 1936;
EH pub. 55674; Lester H. Powell,
Tower City, Pa. 17462
Oh sweet Marie waltz; falda ©le.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127353; Juan
José Rojas, San Francisco. 17463
Oh them sophisticated blues; song, w
John Rogonskas. © 1 ¢ June 16,
1936; E unp. 126570; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 17464
Oh! what’s the use of romance; song.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125573;
- Ardin F. Kreps, Pickett, Wis. 17465
Oh, what shall I do; pf., with w. ©l1e.
June 10, 1536; EH unp. 126265; Walter
Joseph Blasco, Cicero, Il. 17466
Oh yeah; w and m Teddy Schmalfuss.
©1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127104;
Arthur Schmalfuss, Zion, Ill. 17467
Oh you girls; w Toiber and Jacobs,
m Sholom Secunda; pf. [Yiddish
17481
text only] © 1c. June 28, 1986; BE
unp. 126590; Samuel Secunda, New
York: 17468
Old (The) apple tree; song. © 1 «.
June 4, 1986; E unp. 125771; Chas.
I’, Ryan, Hartford. 17469
Old (The) arm chair; w Helen Taylor,
m Kennedy Russell ; in C. © June
2, 1936; E for. 44427; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 17470
Old Black Joe; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram,
with w. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
50659; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
17471
diagram arr. ©1c. May 22, 1936;
EK’ unp. 121530; Max S8. Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 17472
Old empty places; w and melody. ©
1c. June 29, 19386; EH unp. 127418;
Alice Claire Aronoff, Brooklyn.
17473
Old fashioned garden; w A. Crocker, m
_O. EB. Sharratt. © May 1, 1936; E
pub. 555381; O. E. Sharratt and Alvin
Crocker, Kansas City, Mo. 17474
Old (An) fashioned gate and you; w
and melody. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E
unp. 125768; Bard Glenn McKelvey,
Lancaster, Calif, 17475
Old fashioned girl; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127108;
Eleanor M. Wallace, Baton Rouge,
La. 17476
Old-fashioned rugs; w and melody. ©
-1 e. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125877;
Bertha Martindale, Hartford. 17477
Old (An) fashioned waltz; song, w
Charles Soete and Margaret Soete.
©1ec. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126918;
Charles O’Neil, jr., Cincinnati.
17478
Old (The) grey mare’s in harness
‘again; w and m John P. Long; with
ukulele arr. and chords for pf. ac-
cordion and guit. © May 29, 1936;
E for. 44684; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 17479
Old (The) horse hair sofa; song. ©
1 ec. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125671;
-Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll, Neb.
17480
Old man Winter; waltz song, melody
R. Reichman and Ben Adelman. ©
1 e. June 10, 1986; E unp. 126214;
Roy Reichman, Vincennes, Ind.
17481
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17482
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Old (The) mill-wheel is turning once
again; w and melody. ©1e. June
29, 1986; E unp. 127441; William
Roberts, Waupun, Wis. 17482
Old moon; w Harlin bros. and Geo.
Bailey, m arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
55647 ; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
17483
Old pal, won’t you come back to me;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127473; L. G. Vergeson,
Lansing, Mich. 17484
Old (The) porch swing; waltz song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c June
10, 1936; E, unp. 126220; Allen
Hughes, Berwick, La. 17485
Old (The) red mill wheel; w and m
Mary Black; pf. © June 27, 1936;
E pub. 56112; Boston music co.,
Boston. 17486.
Old (The) rocking chair; w Ida Irene
Bruckner; pf. ©1c. June 25, 1936;
EK unp. 127164; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17487
Old songs of the old South; arr. Law-
rence C, Long; brass quartet, with
‘duplicate treble and bass clef. Pts.
© June 25, 1936; E pub. 56007;
Joseph HE. Agnew, Des Moines.
17488
Old timers medley waltz; transcribed
Ferde Grofé. no. 1, 2. © 1. each
June 26, 1936; EH unp. 127274, 127275;
Robbins musie corp., New York.
17489, 17490
Old trail pard; w and melody. ©1e.
June 16, 1986; E unp. 126537; Billy
Loudon, Chilili, N. M. 17491
Old Zip Coon; minstrel song, setting
Bryeeson Treharne; sop. and alto.
© June 22, 19386; E pub. 55934; Wil-
lis music co., Cincinnati. 17492
Olde lavender; intermezzo, Basil
Windsor; pf. © June 5, 1936; E
for. 44507; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 17493:
Olson (Daniel) Tre koralpartitor ;
orgel. 1: a hft. Min sjél skall lova
Herran.—2:a hft. PA dig jag hop-
pas, Herre kiir. [1 other] ; med text.
© Apr. 3, 1936; E for. 44716, 44715;
A. b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 17494, 17495
Omaggio a Tersicore; di Claudio
Monteverdi, traduzione Gian Fran-
cesco -Malipiero; orch. Partitura.
© May 25, 1936; E for. 44504; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17496
On a hill; negro spiritual. © May 29,
1936; E pub. 55581; Lola Gibson
Deaton, Abilene, Tex. 17497
On a little blue lagoon; song. © 1.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125506; Jordan
Belle Lawson, Portland, Or. 17498
On edge; pf. ©1ec. May 26, 1936; E
unp. 125580; Edwin A. Borchert,
Union City, N. J. 17499
On Newlyn hill; w Crosbie Garstin, m
Alec Rowley. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© May 22, 1936; E for. 44618;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 17500
On the Alabama line; w and melody.
© 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127342;
Edgar Moose, Fox, Okl. 17501
On the beach at Bali-Bali; w Al Sher-
man and Jack Meskill, m Abner Sil-
ver; with guit. arr. © June 5, 1936;
E pub. 55619; Joe Morris music ¢o.,
New York. 17502
On the beautiful blue Danube; waltz,
Johann Strauss, transcribed Ferde
Grofé. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127276; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17503
On the flying trapeze; by Juan Mas-
ters; pf. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55505; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 17504
On the good ship sweetheart ; waltz, w
Isabelle Riedinger, m Ben Adelman.
© Apr. 6, 1986; E pub. 54567; Isa-
belle Riedinger and Ben Adelman,
Gladstone, N. D. 17505
On the range near the mountains wild
and high; pf., with w. ©1e. June
15, 1986; E unp. 126422; Julia Ann
Coe, San Bernardino, Calif. 17506
On the road to Mandalay; by Oley
Speaks, arr. Carl Deis; pf. © June
10, 1936; EH pub. 55875; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 17507
On the sand by the sea; w Arthur
Schmidt, m Richard Rathvon Uhl.
©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127288;
John Hamilton Uhl, jr., Kingston,
Pa. 17508
On this side of the mountain; song.
©l1e. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127401 ;
Jack Callaham, Pasadena. 17509
On to Carolina; quartet. © May 7,
1936; E pub. 56021; Lura Love,
Acme, N. C. 17510
780
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Onee a star was shining; by Luther A.
Clark, arr. Bauer bros.; orch. pts.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1986; E unp. 1257382;
Victor Joseph Pilisotta, Los Angeles.
17511
—— song, melody Luther A. Clark.
© 1e. Feb. 3, 1936; E unp. 125781;
Victor Joseph Pilisotta, Los Angeles.
17512
Once you were mine; fox trot song. ©
1 e. June 3, 19386; E unp. 126203;
Joseph Viglione, Philadelphia.
17513
One heavenly night in Spain; w and
m Juanne Arliss; pf. treble. © 1c.
June 4, 1986; E unp. 125767; Mar-
garet N. Taylor, New York. 17514
One little hour of love; song. ©1..
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126878; Mary
A. Maloney, Schenectady, N. Y.
17515
One moment to you; song. © 1 «.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126692; Freda
Haskell, i. e. Mrs. George S. Has-
kell, Evanston, Il. 17516
Gne moonlight night; arr. Paul Pic-
cirillo; pf., with w. © 1c. June 5,
1936; E unp. 125845; Albert D’Orsi,
Providence. 17517
One more star; w and m Harry Leon
and Leo Towers. © June 30, 1936;
E for. 44738; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd., London. 17518
One song; song. ©1ec. June 8, 1936;
EH unp. 126001; Agnes E. Patterson,
Council Bluffs, Ia. 17519
One-two-button your shoe; from Pen-
nies from heaven, w Johnny Burke,
melody Arthur Johnston. © 1 «
June 11, 1936; E unp. 126314; Select
music publications, ine., New York.
17520
One two three four; arr.; Hawaiian
euit., in diagram, with w. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 55660; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 17521
Gne-two-three (The) waltz; song. ©
1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126542;
Wallace Hoffner Dickhart, Richmond
EG, 22.0, .N., ¥: IF ia ya
Onions; w and melody. © 1c. June
1, 1936; E unp. 126177; Allen A.
Badler, Brooklyn. 17523
Only a stone’s-throw from heaven; w
and m Alan Linden, Pat Patterson
and Allan Ingram; with ukulele arr.
and chords for pf. aecordeon, banjo
84306—36——6
17537
and guit. © Mar. 3, 1936; E for.
44422; Lawrence Wright music co.,
Itd., London. 17524
Only because I love you; w and mel-
ody Fred Ahlert and Joe Young. ©
1c June 12, 1936; E unp. 126370;
Words & music, ine., New York.
17525
Only blue shadows; w Sarah Jones
Foster, m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125753:
Mrs. D. L. Foster, Anoka, Minn.
17526
Only in dreams; w and melody. ©
1c. June 29, 19386; E unp. 127466;
Mabel Ethleen Palmer, Berkeley,
Calif. 17527
Only one New York town; song. ©
1 c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125593;
Cyril B. Mickens, New York. 17528
Only (The) time I hold your hand is
when we're dancing ; waltz; pf., with
w. © 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126049 ; Angelo Marasco, Pittsburgh.
17529
Only you; w Johnny Lang; pf. treble.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125618;
Fred Samuel Stryker, Hollywood,
Calif. 17530
Onward Christian soldiers ; m Sullivan,
arr.; Hawaiian guit., in diagram,
with w. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
505661; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
17531
Onward Christians, onward go; w H.
K. White, m Norwood Dale; mixed
voices. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55799; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17532
Oo! it’s nice; w Jules Loman and
Allan Roberts, m Francis K. Shu-
man; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
June 12, 1936; E pub. 55723; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 17533
Open up your heart; w Ray Klages,
melody Jesse Greer. © 1c. June 38,
1936; E unp. 125716; Broadway
music corp., New York. 17534
Opened for me; hymn. © May 27,
1936; E pub. 55629; Merrill Dunlop,
Chicago. 17535
Orange blossom; syncopated impres-
sion Billy Mayerl; pf. © May 6,
1936; E for. 44484; Keith, Prowse &
. co., 1td., London. 17536
Orchids in June; song. ©1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126691; Rose V. Robel,
Chicago. 17537
781
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17538
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Organ (The) grinder; song. © 1 ec. | Out of the shadows; w and m Lenore
June 18, 1986; E unp. 126707; Roy-
den Cassard Cook, Baltimore. 17538
Organ grinder’s swing; foex-trot, Will
Hudson .orch. ., pts, .- ©, June .22,
10386; E pub. 55988; Exclusive pubti-
eations, ine., New York. 17539:
Ostpreussische fischertinze ; v. Herbert
Brust, op. 34; kleines erch. Partitur.
~©1c. May 2, 1936; E unp. 125988;
Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 17540
Our band; march song. © 1c. June
30, 1986; E unp. 127447; William T.
Chamberlain, Brooklyn. 17541
Our captain; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 5, 1936; E unp. 125827; Paul W.
Lindstrom, Chicago. 17542
Our castles in the air; song. © June
18, 1936; E pub. 56022; Harry Edgar
Woods, El Centro, Calif. 175438
Our dreams are all coming true; w
A. E. Requerre, m Keta L. Crumley.
© 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp. 126494;
Audry Barrett, Los Angeles. 17544
Our love will never die; w Emelio Lic-
ciotti and Enrico Marchetti, and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
127345; Florindo Tocci, Leominster,
Mass. 17545
Our morning song; song. © 1c. May
4, 1936; FE unp. 126251; Jean Moore
Davies, Pittsburgh. 17546
Our salvation; song. © 1e. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127097; Lester S. Hol-
land, San Pedro, Calif. 17547
Our song of love; w and melody. ©
1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126598 ;
George William Russell, Taunton,
Mass. 17548
Our Tigers; w and melody. ©1«..
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125802; Elula
Jane Randle, Jackson, Mich. 17549:
Our victory song; song. © June 5,
1526; E pub. 55759; Tress McMahon
Journey, Glendale, Calif. 17550
Our wedding day; waltz scng, melodv
G. L. Blauvelt and Ben Adelman. ©
1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126687;
George L. Blauvelt, Montclair, N. J.
17551
Out of the blue came you; pf. treble,
with w. ©l1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126986; Harry Oblinger, San Fran-
cisco. 17552
Out of the darkness from Calvary; pf.,
with w. © 1c. May 20, 1936; E unp.
~ 125533; Floyd Orion Beach, West
Caldwell, N. J. 17553
Virginia Oakley. © 1c. June 20,
1936; E unp. 126935; Lenore V. Lusk,
San Diego, Calif. 17554
Out of work blues; w Grace Griffing,
m Hloise Kelly. ©1c¢ May 23, 1936;
E unp. 1264938; Audry Barrett, Los
Angeles. 17555
Out where the sky and ccean meet;
song. © June 8, 1936; E pub. 56084;
Alma Smith Prentice, San Francisco.
17556
Ouverture zu einer festlichkeit; von
Paul Lincke; orch. stimmen. © Feb.
28, 1986; E for. 44749; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 17557
Over and over again; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. June 20, 19386; BH
unp. 126839'; Francis Hanson, Ken-
more, N. Y. 17558
Over the mountains; seventeenth cen-
tury song, arr. Eric H. Thiman;
male voices. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44609; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
17559
Over the radio; fox-trot song. ©1le.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 126977; Arthur
Nessett, Maddock, N. D. 17560
Overtures as solos for the pick style
Spanish guitar and Hawaiian
guitar; arr. and rev. John Martell.
© June 11, 1936; E pub. 56008; ABC
standard music publications, inc.,
New York. 17561
Owls on parade; w Ed. Fortman and
Jack Jessup, m Ferde Grofé; pf.
treble. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125644; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17562
Paddlin’ in our old canoe; fox-trot, w
R. N. Rulli, melody H. R. King.
1 ce. June 9, 1986; E unp. 126128;
Harold R. King, and Ruth Nearhoof
Rulli, Girard, O. 17563
Pagan mothers’ lullaby; w lL. P.
Moody, m L. R. Wade. ©1e. June
8, 19386; E unp. 125958; Lois Ruby
Wade and Lorraine P. Moody, Santa
Paula, Calif. 17564
Pagan paradise; w and melody. © 1
e. June 1, 1936; E unp. 126274;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
17565
Paintbox [and] Tricycle, and pulling
things behind it; by Annie Z. Miller ;
pf. © Apr. 16, 1936; E for. 44656;
Oxford univ. press, London. 17566
182
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Pair (A) of stockings; French w Mar-
cel Silver, melody Lew Pollack. ©
1 e@ June 4, 19386; E unp. 125808;
Movietone music corp., New York.
17567
Pajarita (La); tango argentino, pa-
roles Roger-Xel, m Lazare-Lyon; pf.
© Apr. 1, 1986; EH for. 44855; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 17568
Palace in paradise; song; with ukulele
arr. © June 12, 19386; E pub. 55918 ;
Harry Owens, Honolulu. 17569
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Veni Creator; for Whitsuntide, w
before 10th century, tr. and rev. Y.
H., m transcribed Eleanor Gregory ;
mixed voices. [English and Latin
texts] © Apr. 2, 1936; E for. 44647 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 17570
Palm (The) trees sing aloha; w Lysle
Tomerlin, and melody. © 1c. June
9, 1936; E unp. 126186; Andy Iona
Long, Los Angeles. 17571
Pantaloon; by Frederic Curzon, arr.
Harold M. Kirchstein; orch. pts. ©
May 27, 1986; E for. 44444; Dix, ltd.,
London. 17572
Papa Napoleon; French w Marcel Sil-
ver, melody Lew Pollack. © 1 «¢.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125822; Movie-
tone musie corp., New York. 17573
Papa’s got to learn to say yes, yes to
mama; w and melody. ©1e. June
15, 1986; E unp. 126424; Joseph Harl
Driscoll and Charles Dwight
Nicholls, Lemont, I11. 17574
Papagayo (The parrot song) ; batuque
rhythm, w Stuart Ayres, m Hugo
Mariani. © Apr. 20, 1936; E pub.
55973; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 17575
Para vigo me voy; rumba-fox-trot,
letra y m Ernesto Lecuona. © May
20, 1936; E pub. 55974; Southern
musie pub. co., inc., New York.
17576
Parade of the penguins; by Dorothy
Wade; pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
55946; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
17577
Paradise in waltz time; from Cham-
pagne waltz, w Sam Coslow, m Fred-
erick Hollander. © 1 c¢ June 17,
19386; E unp. 126741; Paramount
productions music corp., New York.
17578
Paradise isle; w and melody. ©1e.
~ June 22, 19386; E unp. 126860; Al-
bert B. Plough, Philadelphia. 17579
Paradise with you; waltz ballad, w
James A. Burke, m A. C. Gengler
and Mary Kay Kleinecke. © 1 «.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 126008 ; Audrey
Cecilia Gengler, Galveston, Tex.
17580
Paraphrase; tber das volkslied v.
Franz Schubert, Der lindenbaum,
Leopold Weninger; salonorch. u.
orchesterergiinzungsstimmen. © Feb.
15, 1936; E for. 44719; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 17581
Pardon my lips; w and m Robert Levy
and N. Goldblatt. © 1c. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126831; Norman Gold-
blatt, Kansas City, Mo. 17582
Paris moon; w and melody. © 1.
June 3, 1986; E unp. 125696; Grover
Schiffer, New Orleans. 17583
Parting; fox trot tango Song, m J. H.
Dixon, Mrs. J. E. Dixon and J. Nor-
berto. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127325; Jack EH. Dixon and Jack
Norberto, New York. 17584
Partir un jour ...; tango, paroles R.
Chamfleury, m Henry H' mmel; or h.
ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44809 ;
H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
17585
Passing by; by Edward Purcell, arr.
Irvin Cooper; mixed cho., with alto
solo. © June 2%, 1936; Epub.
56095; Boston music co., Boston.
17586
Pastime (The) club; waltzes, Dessie
Trusler Northup; pf. © May 28,
19386; E pub. 55598; Northup pub.
co., Detroit. 17587
Pastoral dance; by Edward German,
arr. Paul J. Dahm; flute, oboe, B flat
clarinet and bassoon. Se. and pts.
© June 18, 1936; E pub. 55901; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 17588
Paulson (Herbert William) Aria; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1936; E unp. 126376;
Herbert William Paulson, Fergus
Falls, Minn. 17583
Pays (Le) d’éternité; paroles et
mélodie. © 1c May 21, 1936; H
unp. 127391; Emmanuel Delahaye,
Saint-Malo, Ille-et-Vilaine, France.
17599
Pedal your blues away; w Bob Wells
and Gerald Griffin, m Bob Miller, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with guit. arr. Carl
De Vries. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
550752; Bob Miller, ine., New York.
17591
783
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17592
Peggy Anne; w and melody. ©1e.
June 20, 1936; E unp. 126824; Wen-
dell W. Hall, Wilmette, Ill. 17592
Peines d’amour perdues; opéra-co-
mique, paroles William Shakespeare,
transcription francaise Jean Chanta-
voine. [Voc. sc.] © Apr. 23, 1936;
KE for. 44866; Adrian Welles
Beecham, Stratford-on-Avon, Eng-
land. 17593
Penny (A) for your thoughts; w Loma
May, melody Lucile May. © 1.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125803; Loma
May and Lucile May, Alpena, Mich.
17594
Perché siedi 14; versi Rabindranath
Tagore, m Franco Alfano. © May
28, 1936; E for. 44488; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 17595
Perdéname; bolero-son; pf. con letra.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125598 ;
José G. Ramirez, New York. 17596
Perfection; waltz, w Helen Meehan,
melody Warren (Woody) Frisino.
© 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127212;
Warren Frisino, Baltimore. 17597
Perfume de gardenia; bolero, letra y
m Rafael Hernandez. © Mar. 381,
19386; E for. 44710; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17598
Perhaps; song, melody Jimmie Crane.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125927 ;
Bertie De La Motte, San Fernando,
Trinidad, B. W. I. 17599
Perk your spirits up with song; song,
arr. J. H. Weber. © June 27, 1936;
EK pub. 56120; Joseph Vincent Gib-
scn, Chicago. 17600
Peter’s book; by Healey Willan; pf.
© May 26, 1986; E for. 44403; Fred-
erick Harris co., Oakville, Ont., Can-
ada. 17601
Petite quartette; for oboe, clarinet,
horn in F and bassoon. Se. ©1e.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 126418; Ben
Roger Gossick, Fairfield, Ia. 17602
Petite (La) sauvage; chansons du film,
paroles Jean de Létraz, m W. Rich-
ard Heymann. © Dec. 31, 1935; E
for. 44707; Editions. Coda, s. a.,
Paris. 17603
Phi beta psi; song. © June 12, 1936;
E pub. 55869; Bertha A. Gardner,
Scottsburg, Ind. 17604
Pi delta koppa sweetheart; w and m
Billy Boon. © 1c. June 23, 1936;
E unp. 127005; William Richard
Boon, Portland, Or. 17605
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Piano improvisation for A-12; by Sam-
uel Kaylin. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E
unp. 125811; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 17606
Picecaninny serenade; w and m Max-
well Eckstein; pf. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 55701; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 17607
Piccolinette; java avee variations, F.
Gascard; orch. ptes. © Apr. 25,
1936; E for. 44546; Hawkes. & son
(London) Iltd., London. 17608
Piéce pour fitite seule; par Jacques
Ibert, of France. © Apr. 1, 1936; E
for. 44789; Alphonse Leduc & gie., .
Paris. 17609
Pierre-d’Or (Henri) March; pf. ©1
ec. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125926; Her-
man Henri Goldstein, Boston. 17610
Pietsch (Edna Frida) Prelude; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
5ooOT1L; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
17611
Pigeons; poem Kathleen Boland, m
George Rathbone; unison voices.
June 9, 1936; E for. 44676; J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd., London. 17612
Pilgrims (The); cantata, w J. Lilian
Vandevere, m J. V. Dethier; sop. and
alto, with optional bass. © June 16,
15386; E pub. 55898; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 17613
Pioneer days back home; march song.
© June 3, 1936; E pub. 55543; Mary
A. Horneman, Beloit, Kan. 17614
Pipe dreams; m Cyrus Oliver and H.
M. MacKay; pf., with w. © 1.
June 12, 1936; E unp. 126380; Hugh
M. MacKay, New London, Conn.
17615
song. © 1c. June 30, 1936; E
unp. 127492; Vivien Harvey, Warren,
O. 17616
Piruli; son—pregon, letra y m Armando
Valdespi. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
55975 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 17617
Pitfield (Thomas Baron) Two little
dances; in old style; pf. © May 22,
1936; E for. 44604; Augener, Itd.,
London. 17618
Pitter-patter; pf., with w. © 1c. June
13, 1886; E unp. 126429; Elizabeth
O. Bredehorst, Los Angeles. 17619
Pivna Iagoda; based on Russian folk
tune; pf. and violin. © 1 ¢. June
6, 1936; E unp. 125804; Alexander N.
Zaroubine, New York. 17620
784
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Plains of Texas; song; with guit. arr.
© June 29, 1936; E pub. 56115; Mack
Lunsford, Oshkosh, Wis. 17621
Plan (The) of our dream; waltz song,
arr. Tom Wesley. © June 138, 1936;
E pub. 55768; Gettie Fore, Brook-
haven, Miss. 17622
Plans; w and m E. P. La Freniere, T.
Gindhart and B. Musicant, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © June 19, 1986; E pub. 56055;
Roy music co., ine., New York.
17623
Platonic rendezvous; song. © 1 «.
June 5, 1936; E unp. 125924; Bernard
Jay Schwartz, Cleveland. 17624
Play safe; w Tot Seymour, melody Vee
Lawnhurst. © 1c. June 1, 19386;
E ounp. 125746; Famous music corp.,
New York. 17625
Play the game; w Louis De Celles, m
Willis Irving; pf. treble. © 1 @.
June 17, 1986; E unp. 1265982; Ruth
Irving, Los Angeles. 17626
Playful (The) pelican; novelty inter-
mezzo, Peter Yorke; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 10, 1936; E for. 44435; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 17627
Pleasant dreams; w and melody. © 1
e. June 12, 19836; E unp. 126340;
Tommy Lee Howell, Waco, Tex.
17628
Please don’t try to vamp me, ’cause my
heart’s been broke before; w Kay
Knn; pf. © 1 «ec June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126110; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17629:
Please give back my heart; w and m
Doc Bechtel. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126032; Gerald Martin Bechtel,
West Mansfield, O. 17630
Please let me walk with my son; w
and melody Bob Miller. © 1c. June
17, 1836; E unp. 126601; Bob Miller,
inc., New York. 17631
Please, may I have this dance; w
Bobby Jeanne; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127143; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17632:
Please meet me in heaven; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125881; Pearl Agnes Locke, Concord,
Wi H. 17633
Pleyel (Ignaz) Sechs trios; neu hrsg.
- Wilhelm Altmann; 2 violinen u. vio-
loncello. no. 1-3. © Nov. 138, 1933;
E for. 44522; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Brunswick, Germany. 17634
17647
Plod on; song, w Margaret Stevenson
Clark. ©1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126140; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
17635
Plop goes the cork; song, m Hstelle I.
Mequet. ©1e. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125774; Agustus A. Gianfala, Jean-
erette, La. 17636
Po’ ole Ned; w Harry A. Ghent; pf.
Rev. ed. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125690; Grace Ghent Dean, Colum-
bus, O. 17637
Poema; tango, paroles Eduardo Bian-
co, m A. Mario Melfi. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44847; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 17638
Poémes évangéliques; d’aprés les
textes sacrés, Jean Langlais; orgue.
© Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44824; H.
Hérelle & cie., Paris. 17639
Poinciana; w Buddy Bernier, m Nat
Simon; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
June 22, 1936; E pub. 55932; Kd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 17640
Polonaise with chorus; in praise of the
Tsaritsa, from Christmas night, Eng-
lish version Rosa Newmarch, m N.
Rimsky-Korsakov ; mixed voices. ©
May 22, 1936; E for. 44624; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 17641
"Pon my word, it never occurred to me;
w and melody. ©1c. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126752; Irvin Norman Hack-
erman, Washington. 17642
Pony win that race for me; w A. Ran-
dall, m H. 8. Macomber. ©1e. June
12, 1986; E unp. 1263869; Harold
Shepard Macomber and Art Randall,
Cincinnati. 17643
Poor little Angeline; w Jimmy Ken-
nedy, m Will Grosz; with ukulele
arr. and chords for accordion. ©
Mar. 21, 1986; E for. 44549; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd., London.
17644
Pop! goes the weasel; choral para-
phrase, arr. Bryceson Treharne;
mixed voices. © June 27, 1936; EI
pub. 56107; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 17645
Popcorn; rumba, w Hugo Lenares, m
Miguel Costella. © June 2, 1936; EH
for. 44592; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 17646
Popeye, da people’s choist; fox-trot, w
and melody Lou Rich. ©1e. June
6, 1986; E unp. 125983; Louis B.
Rich, Chicago. 17647
185
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17648
Poppy; from the film, w and m Fred-
erick Hollander and Sam Coslow, pf.
se. Mario Agnolucci; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © June 8, 1936; E pub.
50794 ; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. 17648
Popsicle (The) man; w Robert Brad-
ley; pf. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
1259738; Robert Underwood Parish,
Houston. 17649
Popular tune no. 1; pf. © 1c. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126609; Irving
Gertz, Providence. 17656
Potamkin (Frank J.) Prelude; pf. ©
June 26, 1936; E pub. 56129; Hikan-
Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia. 17651
Poupée valsante; fox trot, Ed. Poldini,
transeribed Ferde Grofé. © 1 ce.
June 17, 1936; E unp. 126582; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 17652
Pour Titine; one step, paroles M. Le-
grand, m C. Kufferath; orch. ptes.
© Apr. 25, 1986; E for. 44547;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 17653.
Powder River, let her buck; song. ©
June 20, 1936; E pub. 55904; Nor-
_- man R. Lothrop, Blair, Neb. 17654
Priludium, fuge, chaconne und dop-
pelfuge fiir orgel; v. Karl Hoyer,
Op. Do. ©) Jans 205 : 1936-7 5 for.
44770; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 17655
Prisentiermarsch der flieger; von
Gustav Rath; militarmusik stim-
men. © Dec. 10, 1985; E for. 44472;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 17656
Praise God for friends; hymn, w and
m Alice M. Pullen. © Apr. 15, 1936;
EK pub. 55787; Sidney A. Weston,
Boston. 17657
Praiz (Der) fin zind; selection, w Isi-
dore Lilian, and melodies. © 1 «.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126171; Philip
Laskowsky, New York. 17658
Prayer for service; w Washington
Gladden, m Harvey Gaul, arr. Wal-
lingford Riegger ; mixed cho.; organ
or pf. ace. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
55852; Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. 17659
Precious Jesus, burden bearer; an-
them, w and m Raymond J. Iden;
mixed cho., with sop. or ten solo; pf.
or organ ace. © June 22, 1936; EH
pub. 55937; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 17660
pt. ITI, n.s., v. 31
Précis d’harmonie; 4 l’usage des in-
strumentistes pour lanalyse des
ceuvres musicales, J. Morpain. ©
Dec. 380, 1935; A—Foreign 31242;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 17661
Prelude, Air and Finale; on well
known mordent, Robin Milford, op.
41: pio © Aprey 2, A9365, Eiior
44667; Oxford univ. press, London.
17662
Preludio giocoso; di Riccardo Castag-
none; orch. Partitura. © May 25,
1986; E for. 44494; G. Ricordi & ©o.,
Milan. 17663
Presence (The); pf. © 1c. May 18,
1936; E unp. 125922; ‘Dorothy ~ R.
Ryan, Washington. 17664
President (The) of the U. 8S. A.; song,
melody Allen Spuhr, arr. Grace Car-
roli Elliot. © May 25, 1936; E pub.
55850; Ella Mayfield Dilworth, Al-
hambra, Calif. 17665
President (The) song; w and melody
H. KE. Lish and Anthony Ambrose.
© 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127259;
Harold E. Lish, Brooklyn. 17666
Pretty blonde curlS; w and melody.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127480 ;
Harry James Terry, Binghamton,
N. Y. 17667
Primavera (La) ; polka; pf., con versi.
© 1c. June 25, 19386; E unp. 127094;
Di Mauro Salvatore, Lawrence,
Mass. 17668
Prince (The) and the rose; light oper-
etta, bk. E. J. Gilbert, w and melo-
dies M. G. Thomas. Libretto and
melodies. © 1 ec. June 17, 1936; D
39098 ; Earl Jay Gilbert and Millard
G. Thomas, New York. 17668*
Princess (The): runs away ; operetta, li-
bretto Harry B. Smith, m Geoffrey
O’Hara; mixed voices. Voce. sc. and
libretto. © Dee. 27, 1935; D 39097;
Samuel French, New York. 17668**
Princeton men are marching; march.
w and m Harold Flammer. © June
11, 1936; E pub. 55859; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 17669
Prisoner’s (The) last song; song. ©
1 e June 8, 1936; E unp. 126034;
Wallace Spangler, Richmond. 17670
Prisoner’s love; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark; with arr.
for ukulele, etc., A. A. Clark. ©1c.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126224; James
Medlin, Carthage, N. C. 17671
786
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Procter-Grege (H.) Sonata; violin
and pf.; in A min. © June 3, 1936;
E for. 44623; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17672
Program classics; band folio, arr. E.
DeLamater, Hd. Chenette and oth-
ers; pts. v. 2. © June 12, 1936; E
pub. 55757; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
17673
Progressive piano studies for the
grown-up student; arr. William M.
Felton. © July 8, 1986; AA 209744 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17674
Promoted; hymn. © May 27, 1936; E
pub. 55630; Merrill Dunlop, Chicago.
17675
Proud; w Benny Davis, m J. Fred
Coots; with guit. arr. © June 24.
1936; E pub. 56076; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 17676
Pua kaulana o Maui; w and m Alice
Johnson, arr. © 1c. June 138, 1936;
E eunp. 126416; Robert N. Kamaunu,
Honolulu, T. H. 17677
Pucker up your puckerin’ lips, sing
diddle dee diddle dee dum; theme
Song, w Bob Miller, m Paul Robin-
son, arr. Arthur Gutman; with guit.
arr. © May 6, 1936; E pub. 55751;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. 17678
Pumpkin eater; w and melody. ©1e.
June 6, 1936; E unp. 125909; John
Hrwin, Winslow, Ariz. 17679
Pussta-mirchen ; Zigeuner-romanze und
esardas, w u. m Hermann Schu!len-
burg, bearb. fiir klaver Richard Et-
linger. © Jan. 4, 1936; E for. 44489 ;
Wiener bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 17680
Put on your little white tam; w Lou
Williams; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936;
E unp. 126113; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17681
Put over the Townsend plan; song,
arr. Clement P. Slowey. ©1e. June
26, 1936; E unp. 127244; Charlotte
Rogers Palmer, Chicago. 17682
Put the moon back in the skies; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 19386; EB
unp. 126393; Benjiman Franklin
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 17683
Put your heart in a song; w Sam M.
Lewis, m J. Fred Coots; with arr.
for guit., etc. © June 18, 1936; EB
pub. 56605 ; Chappell & co., ine., New
York. 17684
17697
Quadruplets, I wish I were your dad;
fox-trot song, m Gustave Sax.
1 ec. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126450;
Louise Schindel, Rochelle Park, N. J.
17685
Quand je fume ma cigarette; valse
musette, paroles Georges Zwingel, m
Léon Montagné. © Apr. 1, 1936; E
for. 44842, Julio Garzon, Paris.
17686
Queen Mary, the empress of the sea;
march song. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
EH ounp. 127111; Arthur Sa!zer, New
York. 17687
Quiet (The) August noon; 2-pt. song,
w William Cullen Bryant; equal
voices. © June 19, 1936; E for.
44860; Harry Brook, London. 17688
Quintuplets; song. © 1c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127443; William Rob-
erts, Waupun, Wis. 17689
Quintuplets (The) song; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 124681; Alfredo Alosi, East
Braintree, Mass. 17699
Quivery quavers; by Lloyd Thomas,
arr. J. Engleman; orch. pts. © Mar.
13, 1936; E for. 44438; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 17691
Radieuse (La) nuit; valse, paroles
Charles Cluny, m Léon Montagné.
© Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44854; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 17692
Radio song; Benny Walker and Ann
Holden, theme, Pet milk song, Mem-
ory Roberts; pf., with w. © May 25,
1936; E pub. 55590; Pet milk co., St.
Louis. 17693
Rain at my window; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. June 17, 1986; E unp. 126622;
Hertense Youngwirth Wild, Chicago.
; 17694
Rain in Hollywood; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 ec.
June 20, 1926; H unp. 126912; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
17695
Rain upon the roof; w Bob Miller and
Coates Kinney, melody Bob M_ler.
© 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126414;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. 17696
Rainbow (The); w and melcdy B. K.
Lingle, pf. ace. Irwin Fischer. ©
1 ec. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125614;
Bertha Kendall Lingle, Chicago.
17697
187
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17698
Rainy day blues; w L. P. Moody, m L.
R. Wade. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 125959; Lois Ruby Wade and
Lorraine P. Moody, Santa Paula,
Calif. 17698
Rainy day in May; melody. © 1.
June 30, 1936; E unp. 127456; Philip
Saltman, Boston. 17699
Rameau-suite; v. Hermann Zilcher, op.
76; kleines orch. Partitur. © 1c.
May 2, 1936; E unp. 125990; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, Berlin. ~ 17700
Rancheros (Los); paso doble, Pietro
Frosini; pf. accordion. © June 18,
1936; E pub. 56026; O. Pagani &
bro., New York. 17701
Reachin’ for a little piece of bread; w
and melody. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E
unp. 125910; John Erwin, Winslow,
Ariz. 17702
Readin’, ’ritin’ an’ rhythm; w Milton
Reddie, melody Eubie Blake and M.
Reddie. ©1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125502; Harry Engel, ine., New York.
17703
Reason (The) I call you sweetheart ; w
and melody Little Jack Little and
Mack David. ©1c. June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125559; Harry Engel, inec., New
York. 17704
Reception (The) of the quints; song.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125757;
Edith Alberta Stephens, Calgary,
Alta., Canada. 17705
Red cafe; from Back to the kitchen, w
Ruth Gallert, m Edith Gallo. © May
27, 1636; E pub. 55845; Junior class,
1937, New Jersey college for women,
New Brunswick, N. J. 17706
Red (A), red rose; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. June 26, 1936;
E unp. 127218; Homer Greene,
Honesdale, Pa. 17707
Red roses; melody. © 1c. June 27,
1636; E unp. 1273855; Adolph A. Sil-
berman, Brooklyn. 17708
Red roses in June; song. ©1c. June
20, 1936; E unp. 127388; Anna Man-
they, New York. 17709:
Redhead; w and melody. ©1ce. June
8, 1986; E unp. 125953; Matthew
Hennelly, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y. ‘ 17710
Redhead lullaby; song. © 1c. June
12, 1936; EH unp. 126335; Harry R.
Rozin, Cincinnati. 17711
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Redis-moi oui (Decime que si) ; tango,
paroles M. Battistella, m A. Mario
Melfi. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44848 ;
Julio Garzon, Paris. 17712
Re-elect Roosevelt; [mixed voices] ©
May 29, 1986; E pub. 56010; Felix
Bethel Parker, Stillwater, Okl.
17713
Reflection; song, w Phalla Imogen
Gruver. ©1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126141; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 17714
Reflections; w Tommy Troubador, m
KE. Stocking; vocal, pf. and bass, with
guit. symbols. © 1 ec. Apr. 25, 1936;
EK: unp. 123464; Mary Leah Crolic,
Los Angeles and Eloise Stocking,
Pacific Palisades, Calif. 17715
Regret ; romance, Vincenzo de Giorgio ;
violin and pf. © May 1, 1936; E
for. 44575; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 17716
Rejas granadinas; paso-doble, paroles
Marcel d’Anella et J. Liogar, m L.
Espinosa. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44846; Julio Garzon, Paris. 17717
Remember; song, w Luther Richards.
©1c. June 27, 1986; E unp. 127384; |
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 17718
Remember my darling, when we
strolled down that shady lane; w
and melody. © 1c. June 9, 1936; HB
unp. 126126; Joseph Pius Kennedy,
Buffalo. 17719
Remember the Cuban moon; rhumba,
w and melody Ed Kirkeby. ©1e.
June 12, 1986; E unp. 126362; Lang-
Worth feature programs, inc., New
York. 17720
“Remember the poor; w Alfred Perceval
Graves, m an Irish melody arr. C.
V. Stanford, rearr. Maurice Blower ;
mixed voices. © May 19, 1936; E
for. 44608; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17721
Remembrance; m_ Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 126122; Clara Cham-
breau, Portland, Or. 17722
Reminiscing; w N. Morris, m Evelyn
Louise Perrigo. © 1c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127417; Evelyn Per-
rigo and Nellie Morris, Redmond,
Wash. aH wies
Repair the altar to-day; hymn. ©1c.
June 20, 1936; E unp. 126895; Cam-
mie Young, Portland, Or. 17724
788
MUSICAL
no. 6, 1936
COMPOSITIONS
17752
Repentance; hymn, arr. George An-
way. © May 29,1986; E pub. 55514 ;
Cecil Wayne Cox, Independence, Mo.
17725
Requiem; by Edith Swepstone; violon-
cello and pf. © Apr. 23, 1986; E
for. 44664; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 17726
deutsche tibersetzung Anselm
Schott, u. a., m Bruno Sttirmer, werk
88; gem. chor, 4 solostimmen u. pf.
[Latin and German text] © Jan.
31, 1936; E for. 44756; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 17727
Rest (A); song, m Walter W. New-
comer. © 1c. May 22, 1936; E uap.
125542; Robert Nurse, Watertown,
Mass. 17728
Restless waves; song, w Wm. Aspinall.
© 1e. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127385 ;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
11129
Resurrection; w and melody John EH.
Hayes and L. A. Ruben. ©1 ce. June
23, 1936; E unp. 127022; Louis A.
Ruben, Bayonne, N. J. 17730
Réve de virtuose; java de style, avec
variations, Edouard Duleu; pf., ou
accordéon, et saxophone alto mi
bémol. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for.
44733 ; H. Mac Knight, Paris.
17731
Reverie; by Frederick Cromweed; pf.
© May 25, 1936; E pub. 55964; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 17732
Reward; song, arr. Harry Powell. ©
1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126486;
Marianne Hlizabeth Nelson, San
Francisco. 17733
Rhapsurdity in bones; pf. ©1c. June
4, 1936; E unp. 125772; Robert Louis
Simon, Chicago. 17734
Rhode Island! dear Rhode Island; ter-
centenary song. ©1c. June 5, 1936;
E unp. 125856; Florence Newell Bar-
bour, Providence. 17735
Rhode Island tercentenary; march;
band pts. © May 15, 1936; E pub.
55782; John A. Sousa, Bristol, R. I.
17736
Rhode Island, the gem of New Eng-
land; song, m Robert Burns. ©1e.
June 16, 1936; E unp. 126555;
Charles F.. Gilroy, Myrtle Point, Or.
Liat
Rhythm (The) of State street; w and
melody. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E
unp. 126654; Wendell W. Hall, Wil-
mette, Ill. 17738
Rhythm on the range; w and m Wal-
ter Bullock and Richard A. Whiting,
pf. se. Geo. N. Terry; with ukulele
arr. © June 22, 1986; E pub. 56019;
Paramount productions music corp.,
New York. 17739
Riches I hold in light esteem; song, w
Emily Bronté. © May 18, 1936; E
pub. 55529; J. Henry Bové, New
York. 17740
Ridgecrest for me; hymn, w and m
Baylus Benjamin McKinney. ©
May 14, 1986; E pub. 55721; Sunday
school board of the Southern Baptist
convention, Nashville. 17741
Ridin’ in a rumble seat; w and melody.
©1ec. June 4, 19386; E unp. 125783;
Fred Riger, Binghamton, N. Y.
17742
Ridin’ over the range; song, w Johnny
Lang. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126456; Fred Samuel Stryker, Holly-
wood, Calif. 17743
Riding on the Ferris wheel; by Lila
Phillips; pf. © June 11, 1936; E
pub. 55820; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 17744
Right in your eyes of blue; song. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125838;
Jeannie S. Cox, Globe, Ariz. 17745
Ring (A) around the moon; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. June 13, 1936; E
unp. 126440; Harry Oblinger, San
Francisco. 17746
Rio Grande; waltz song. ©1c. June
16, 1936; E unp. 126522; Alfred Karl
Brix, Spokane. 17747
Rise and shine; selection, Robert Stolz,
Vincent Youmans and Fred Astaire,
arr. Denis Wright; pf. © May 13,
1936; E for. 44688; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 17748
Rise up, shepherd, and follow; arr.
Wayne Howorth:; mixed cho.
June 24, 1986; E pub. 56085; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 17749
River man; w and m Jimmy Cava-
naugh, Nat Simon and Sammy My-
sels; with guit. arr. © May 19,
1986; E pub. 55980; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17750
River (The) of circumstance; song.
1 ec. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125899;
Eunice Allen Strong, San Rafael,
Calif. 17751
River shack of dreams; w and melody.
©1ec. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125994;
Alphonse J. Quartemont, Milwaukee.
17752
789
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17753
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Roaming in Dreamland with you; w | Romany road; by Gertrude Keenan;
Edward A. Nitram, melody Mary
Maykum. © 1e. June 10, 1936; HE
urp 126234; Izetta M. Kumle,
Springfield, M1. 17753
Robbins saxophone folio of popular
and production songs; arr. and ed.
Hugo Frey; E flat alto saxophone,
C melody saxophone, and B flat ten.
Saxophone or B flat clarinet, com-
bined for solos or duets, with pf. ace.
© May 29, 1936; E pub. 55520; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 17754
Robin (The); w Rose Fyleman, m
Alison Cowe; unison voices. © May
15, 1936: E for. 44640; Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 17755
Robin’s (The) message; by Gayle In-
graham Smith; violin and pf. ©
June 11, 1836; E pub. 55815; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17756
Robin’s (The) song; waltz song, mel-
ody V. F. Boone and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Jun? 18, 1936; E unp. 126790;
Virginia Frances Boone, Leakey,
Tex. 17757
Rock me to sleep in Dixie; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 19, 1936; E unp.
127083; Corrine LaRouche and Roy
LaRouche, Emeryville, Calif.
17758
Rockabye baby paraphrase; by Sam-
uel Kaylin. © 1c. June 4, 1936; EB
unp. 125812; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 17759
Rock-a-bye lullaby; w and melody. ©
1 ce June 4, 1936; E unp. 125770;
Bard Glenn McKelvey, Lancaster,
Calif. 17760
Rocky (The) road to Dublin; w
Teresa Brayton, m Chris. O’Grady.
© Apr. 20, 1936; 1 ec. Apr. 21; E for.
44510; Pigott & co., ltd., Dublin, I.
F. S. 17761
Rolling stones; song, pf. treble acc.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126132;
Adrienne F. Janis, Milford, Conn.
17762
Romance! Why do you pass my door;
w I. Kaminsky, and melody. ©1le.
“une 22, 1986; E unp. 126876; Paul
P. Spear and Irving Kaminsky,
Rockford, Il. 17763
Romantic suite; w Crannie Cranston,
melody Leslie Adams. © 1 ¢. June
9, 19386; E unp. 127311; C. Cranston
and L. Adams, Los Angeles. 17764
pf.,4 hands. © June 25, 1936; E pub.
56116; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 17765
Rondel; French w Max Vivier, English
tr. and m Hleanor Everest Freer, op.
41, no. 10; med. voice. © May 29,
19386; E pub. 55583; Music library
of Chicago., Chicago. 17766
Rondo scherzoso; di Vincenzo Tommas-
ini; orch. Partitura. © May 25,
1936; E for. 44502; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 17767
Roof-garden serenade; w and melody.
© 1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127419;
Alice Claire Aronoff, Brooklyn.
17768
Roosevelt I’m for you; song, arr. F.
Watson and E. Williams. © June 5,
1936; E pub. 55848; William Ack-
land, Philadelphia. 17769
Roosevelt (The) march; w J. D. Van-
derburgh, melody H. C. Fassig. ©
1 ec. June 2, 1936; E unp. 126347;
Harry C. Fassig and James D. Van-
derburgh, New York. 17770
Roosevelt (The) victory march; w and
melody. © 1c. June 26, 1936; E
unp. 127254; Samuel David Finberg,
South Mountain, Pa. 17771
Roosevelt will smile your troubles
away; w and melody. © 1c. June
15, 1936; E unp. 126958; John Young,
Jersey City. 17772
Rooster’s (The) crowin’; w_ Irving
Caesar, Jean Herbert and Gerald
Marks, m G. Marks; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Jan. 22, 1936; E pub.
52970; Irving Caesar, inc., New York.
17773
Rosa fleur de soleil; paroles Maurice
Péguy, m Joaquin Grant. © Apr. 1,
19386; E for. 44844; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 17774
Rose of Monterey; song. © 1c. June
2, 1936; E unp. 125632; William F.
Dissell, Cleveland. 17775
Roselee of sunny Tennessee; w Mary
Ellen Frazier; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127194; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 17776
Rosen und nelken; slow-fox, text
Miiller-Lieh, m Walter Jager. ©
Jan. 38, 1936; E for. 44518; Johann
André, Offenbach a/M., Germany.
17777
790
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
arr. L. Kletsch; orch. stim-
men, mit gesangs-trio. © Jan. 8,
1936; E for. 44519; Johann André,
Offenbach a/M., Germany. 1777
Roses are blooming again; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 9, 1986; E unp.
126173 ; Merton H. Bories, Portland,
Or. 19
Roses, memories and you; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A.
Clark; with arr. for ukulele, etc., A.
A. Clark. © 1c. June 10, 1986; E
unp. 126225; Clarence Pyles, Hope-
mont, W. Va. 17780
Roses of Picardy; w Fred E. Weath-
erly, m Haydn Wocd, arr. William
Stickles; sop., alto and bar. © June
8, 1936; E pub. 55709; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 17781
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) The
dance; Neapolitan tarantelle, Italian
and French text, English version
Alice Mattullath, m arr. Cesare
Sodero; mixed voices. © May 21,
1936; E pub. 55511; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 17782
Rosy times with Roosevelt; song, mel-
ody F. M. Copeland. © 1c. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127049; John Brodie,
Des Moines. 17783
*Round the G. O. P. bush; w Bob Mil-
ler and Jack Mahoney, traditional
melody rev. Bob Miller. © 1c. June
22, 1936; E unp. 126904; Bob Miller,
ine., New York. 17784
Royal Persian; w and melody Leon de
Costa. ©1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
126835 ; Olive de Costa, New York.
17785
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ka-
mennoi Ostrow; fox trot transcrip-
tion Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 26,
1936; E unp. 127270; Robbins music
corp., New York. 17786
Rumbita ; rumba; orq. ptes., con texto.
© May 8, 1936; E for. 44588; José
Urgellés, Barcelona, Spain. 17787
Runxendorfer (Der); humoristischer
marsch, w u.m Paul Lincke. © Mar.
20, 1936; Ef for. 44745; Apollo verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 17788
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 20,
1936; E for. 44746; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 17789:
Rythm’s fooling with my feet; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. June 3, 1936; HB
unp. 125726; Leo Crisp, Denver.
17790
17804
Sacred choruses for men’s voices; colm-
piled Rob Roy Peery. © June 2,
1936; AA 207272; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. eTOL
Safety first; w Roy Dugger; pf. © 1
ec. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127186; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17792
Sailing; w and melody. © 1c. June 9,
1936; E unp. 126060; Alice H. Cromp-
ton, Worcester. 17193
Sailor’s dance; from Disappointment ;
Die) oe. une T9386 °K) Hp:
125666; Sandro Corona, New Yoik.
17794
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Fran-
eaise militaire; march, from Alge-
rian suite, arr. HE. De Lamater; ful!
band. © May 26, 1936; Epub.
55503; Rubank, inc., Chicags. 177°5
Sakuntala; fox trot, transcribed Ferde
Grofé. ©1«. June 17, 1936; E unp.
126583 ; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17796
—— overture, Carl Goldmark, new arr.
H. Fall; band pts., with conductor.
© June 16, 1936; E pub. 55844: Ru-
bank, inec., Chicago. 17797
Sally MeNally; w and melody. ©1e.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 1273829; Ken-
neth C. Wiseman, Los Angeles.
17798
Sally’s coming to stay; w Lois Sweet,
m Florence Lloyd Lyons; with arr.
for guit., ete. © May 4, 1936; E pub.
55918; Sweet & Lyons music publish-
ers, Chicago. 17799
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; compiled Bramwell Coles. Full
se. and pts. Ordinary ser., nos. 1109-
1112, June, 1986. © June 5, 1936; EB
for. 44687; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, Itd., London. 1700
Same (The) old way; pf. treble, with
w. “© ie) June 297 1986> BY unp:
127426 ; Beverly Frankel, Chicago.
17801
Same (The) you and I; w and melody.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 126027;
Anna V. Wagner, Chicago. d Wits) Oy"4
Sampson (Godfrey) 72 harmony and
two-part counterpoint exercises; pf.
© June 10, 1936; E for. 44704; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 17803
Sancho Pansa; fcxtrot, m u. arr. E nst
Fischer; salonorch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 26, 1986; E for. 44724; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 17804
791
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Sanctuary (A) rose; song, w John Ber-
nard Kelly. © 1c. May 22, 1936;
E unp. 126597; Courty Rossi-Diehl,
Glen Ridge, N. J. 17805
Sand, and gravel, and grime; song. ©
1 ec. June 19, 1986; E unp. 126803;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn. 17806
Sandberger (Adolf) Fitinf lieder und
gesinge; w M. Susmann, Anna Ritter
u. a.. m A. Sandberger, op. 22, nr.
1-5; hohe stimme. © Feb. 29, 1936;
E for. 44517; Alfred Schmid nachf.
Unico Hensel, Munich. 17807
Sandpit; by Eva Pain; pf. © Apr. 16,
1986; E for. 44657; Oxford univ.
press, London. 17808
Sands (The) of the great Sahara; w
John Alfred Salmon; pf. © 1 «.
June 25, 1936; E unp. 127176; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17809
San Francisco; from the film, w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and Wal-
ter Jurmann; with guit. arr. ©
June 19, 1986; E pub. 55894; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 17810
melody, with pf. acc. ©1ec. June
24, 19386; E unp. 127095; Luigi
Sbrana, San Francisco. 17811
Sans hésiter remettons ca; one Step,
paroles J. Cristel-Valéry et A. Papet,
m Georges Dagay; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44818; J. B.
Chassaing, Paris. 17812
Santa Lucia; arr.; Hawaiian guit., in
diagram, with w. © Dec. 2, 1935;
EK pub. 55662; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 17813
Sarah; song, w M. Octavie Dugas. ©
1 ec. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126571; J.
Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 17814
Sautreuil (Jean) Mélody; du film Les
deux gamines, paroles Max-Blot, m
J. Sautreuil, F. Jeanjean et M. Jean-
jean. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44839;
C. Joubert & cie., Paris. 17815
Save our Constitution; w and m Alice
Weaver Lucas and C. G. Weaver.
© June 10, 1936; E pub. 55870; ©.
G. Weaver, Oregon, Wis. 17816
Save our United States; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 27, 1936; E unp.
127331; Kenneth Carson Wiseman,
Los Angeles. 17817
Savignano bello; waltz, Giuseppe
Orsi. © May 14, 1936; E pub.
55549 ; Joseph Orsi, Brooklyn. 17818
pt. IlI, n.s., v. ol
Say ish-ka-bib-bul; song. © 1c. June
11, 1986; E unp. 126301; Robert John
White, Kansas City, Mo. 17819
Say it; w Emma Mulis; pf. ©1l1e.
June 18, 1986; E unp. 126448; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 17820
Say it again; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125945; John-
nie Lee Taylor, Cooksville, Tex.
17821
Say si si; rumba fox-trot, English
lyrics Al Stillman and Francia Lu-
ban, m Ernesto Lecuona, arr. Gra-
ham Prince; orch, pts. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 55924; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
17822
Say that you'll be mine; w and mel-
ody Jean Bernice Moran. © 1 «
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127461; Jean
B. Moran, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
17823.
Say there’s golden hours waiting for
us two; pf., with w. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1936; E unp. 125014; Lucia Allene
Yost, New York. 17824
Scherzetto; by John C. Smiley; band.
Se. © 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp.:
127116; Mabel Smiley, Wooster, O.
17825
Schlager-olympiade; potpourri, Hans
Schneider ; pf., mit text. © May 17,
1936; E for. 44765; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Vienna. 17826
Schon ist das leben; fox-trot, aus
Konigstiger, text Hans Martin
Cremer, m Fritz Wenneis, arr. Wal-
ter Borchert. © Dec. 18, 19385; H
for. 42720; Wiener bohéme verlag, g.
m. b. h., Berlin. 17827
Schone hinde spielen schdéne melodien ;
eine sammlung erlesener vortrags-
stiicke, bearb. Friedrich Haag;
chromatische handharmonika. ©
Mar. 20, 1986; E for. 44524; Gleich-
ton verlag, Munich. 17828
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
op. 52, no. 6, English text Lorraine
Noel Finley, m arr. Cesare Sodero;
men’s cho. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56032; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York, 17829
Schwanendreher (Der) ; konzert nach
alten volksliedern, Paul Hindemith ;
bratsche u. kleines orch. Partitur.
© Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44466; B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
17830
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Seotch medley; transcribed Ferde
Grofé. ©1e. June 26, 1936; EH unp.
ONT; New
York. 17831
Sea (The); pf. ©1c. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126426; Charles Eugene
Penez, Redwood City, Calif. 178382
Sea (The) Gypsy; w Richard Hovey,
m Palmer Clark; men’s cho. © June
11, 19386; E pub. 55855 ; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 17833
Searching; w and melody. © 1.
June 15, 19386; E unp. 126474; Mor-
ris Goldring, Brooklyn. 17834
Seashore rendezvous; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127133;
Frank Carlo, Portland, Or. 17835
Second (The) Concord anthem book ;
forty anthems, compiled and ed.
Archibald T. Davison and Henry
Wilder Foote; mixed voice choirs.
© May 16, 1936; A 94611; H. C.
‘Schirmer music co., Boston. 17836
Second symphony; by Charles Marie
Widor, op. 13, no. 2, new ed. Nor-
man Dello Joio; organ. pts. 1-6. ©
Apr. 22, 1936; E pub. 55179; A. Fas-
sio, Lachute, Que., Canada. 17837
Seconda sonata; in re min., Giuseppe
Frugatta, op. 51; violino e pf. ©
May 19, 1936; E for. 44486; G. Ri-
ecordi & co., Milan. 17838
Secret (The) of a kiss; w and melody.
© 1c. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126541;
Ruth Dunlop, Palo Alto, Calif.
17839
Seesaw (The); by Ella Ketterer; pf.,
with w. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
50826; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17840
Selected solos for pipe organ; by H.
Markworth. bk. 3. © June 5, 1936;
E pub. 55671; Concordia pub. house,
St. Louis. 17841
Selling my songs; pf., with w. ©1e.
June 13, 1986; E unp. 126438; Hor-
tense Youngwirth Wild, Chicago.
17842
Selvaggi (Rito) Preludio; alla messa
Antoniana; grande oreh. Partitura.
© May 13, 1936; E for. 44557; Car-
isch, s. a., Milan. 17843
Seminole trail; w and melody. © 1.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125855; John R.
Chisholm, Washington. | 17844
Send it or fetch it; w and melody. ©
1.c. June 3, 1986; E unp. 125725; Leo
Crisp, Denver. 17845
Robbins music corp.,
17865
Send no more war to me; song. ©1e.
May 4, 1986; E unp. 126252; Jean
Moore Davies, Pittsburgh. 17846
Serait-ce un mirage; valse boston, de
Plaisirs de Paris, paroles Arthur Les-
ser et Tristan Richepin, m René Syl-
viano. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44815;
Editions Feldman, s. a., Paris. 17847
Serbian cradle song; Serbian folk song,
w and arr. of m; mixed voices. ©
May 29, 1986; E for. 44446; Norman
Stone, London. 17848
Serenade; by A. Ferraris; strings and
pf. conductor. pts. © Feb. 1, 1936; E
for, 44579; J. Liber, London. 17849
Sérénade fiorentine; by Evangeline
Lehman; pf. © June 22, 1936; E
pub. 56085; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 17850
Serenata; forspel till balkongscenen i
Cyrano de Bergerac, av Edvin Kall-
stenius; ork. stammer. © Mar. 25,
1986; E for. 44415; A.-b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm. 17851
Serenata bruna; tango, versi Armando
Locicero, melodia A. Libardo. © 1
e. June 2, 1936; E unp. 125678; Ar-
mando Nunzio Locicero and Antonio
Libardo, Brooklyn. 17852
Service (The) hymnal; orch. Robert
H. Just. 1. Solo violin or flute.—2.
2d violin.—3. Ten. and bass, or cello
and bass.—4. B flat cornets, with A
addendum.—5. Obbl. bass trombone
or cello—é6. Obbl. treble trombone
or B flat ten. saxophone.—7. E flat
alto saxophones.—8. C melody saxo-
phone or 1st violin—9. B flat clar-
inet, with A addendum. © May 25,
19386; E pub. 55736-55739, 55735,
55734, 55740, 55742, 55741 ; Hope pub.
co., Chicago. 17853-17861
Sévilla ; paso-doble, Trongnée et Ségo;
orch. ou jazz ptes. © Apr. 27, 1936;
EK for. 44481; Société anonyme des
Editions Ricordi, Paris. 17862
Shades of Hades; fox-trot, Larry Clin-
ton; orch. pts. © June 29, 1936; E
pub. 56124; Joe Davis, ine, New
York. 17863
Shadows that creep thru the night; w
and melody. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E
unp. 126723; Paul Daniel Urban,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 17864
_Shaggin’ the blues; w George Thomas,
and melody. © 1c. June 2, 1936;
E unp. 125608; Charles Stuart Mar-
gulies, New York. 17865
793
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17866
Shakin’ it all night long; w Spencer
Williams, m Thomas Waller. © 1.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125509; Robbins
music cecrp., New York. 17866
Shall I walk with Jesus; hymn, w and
m Howard C. Speer. © May 13,
1936; E pub. 55604; Elmo L. Bate-
man, Irvington, N. J. 17867
Shame on you; song, w Ruth Reese. ©
1c. June 16, 1986; KH unp. 126572; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 17868
Shanty (A) built under the blue; song,
m Mary Flintham and _ bBeatrice
Cowan. © le. June 12, 1936; E unp.
126841; Margaret McAvoy Scott,
Washington. 17869:
Shaw (Geoffrey) 4 characteristic
sketches; pf. © June 10, 1936; HE
for. 44703; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 17870
She’s a streamlined baby; fox-trot
song. © 1c May 11, 1936; E unp.
126980; Fred Pate, Alma, Col. 17871
She’s got that little something ; fox-trot,
w Ralph Butler and Stanley J. Dam-
erell, m Tolchard Evans. © May 7,
1836; E for. 44736; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 17872
She’s growing colder; w Irene Brollier,
melody Gabe Brollier. © 1c. June
4, 1936; E unp. 125760; R. A. Brol-
lier, Wichita Falls, Tex. 17873
She was happy till she met you; w
and m C. Graham and M. H. Rosen-
feld, arr. V. G. Ganeff, Hawaiian
eu.t. solo, in note and diagram, arr.
Nick Mancloff; with chords for uku-
lele and guit. © June 23, 1936; E
pub. 56051; Calumet music co., Chi-
cago. 17874
Sheik (The); song. © 1c. June 22,
1936; EK unp. 12é888; Thomas B.
Richardson, Phoeniz, Ariz. 17875
Sheiner (A) cholim [and] Giss-giss ;
w Isidor Lillian, m Sholom Secunda.
© Mar. 6, 1936; E pub. 55921; Sam-
uel Secunda, New York. 17876
Shining eyes of grey; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf., with w. © 1c. June &,
1936; E unp. 126103; Hmma Lang,
Portland, Or. 17877
Shining (The) river trail; song, m
H. T. Ayres, arr. J. RoSemarin.
Nov. 11, 1935; E for. 44553; Arthur
Livingstone, Toronto. 17878
Ship ahoy; song. ©1c. June 20, 1936;
Eunp. 126856; Ralph Ruger, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 17879
| Shoogy shoogy shoo; song.
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Shirley; w Winifred A. Sharp and D.
S. Sharp; and melody. © 1c. June
11, 1936; E unp. 126950; David S.
Sharp, Apoho Dunedin, N. Z. 17880
©» 1
June i, 1986; E unp. 125646; Harry
Wernli Williams, Oakland, Calif.
17881
Shooting star; w George Thomas, and
melody. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125602; Charles Stuart Margulies,
New York. 17882
Shop [and] The skipping rope; by
Waddington Cooke; pf. © Apr. 16,
1936; E for. 44658; Oxford univ.
press, London. 17883
Shores of Catalina; song. ©1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126005; Jenkin Jones,
Oxnard, Calif. 17884
Short’nin’ bread; w ed. Clement Wood,
m adapted Jacques Wolfe. © June
11, 1986; E pub. 55858 ; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 17885
Should I be aloof; w E. Dorien, mel-
ody J. Elly. ©1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126760; Joseph Elly and EKd-
win Dorien, New York. 178386
Shove dem mists away, mah baby is
cleber; song. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 126421; Julia Ann Coe, San
Bernardino, Calif. 17887
Show girl; musical comedy. © 1 «@
June 22, 1986; D 39099; Thos. T.
Railey, St. Louis. 17887*
Show me Thy way; song, m H. W.
Johnson. © 1c. June 12, 1936; B
unp. 127428; Georgia Hicks Hixon,
Los Angeles. 17888
Shtetel meins; song, w Julius Gold-
stein. © 1c. June 12, 1936; FE unp.
126321; Samuel S. Gurstelle, Brook-
lyn. 17889
Si tu voulais m’aimer; fox-trot chan-
son, m Francois Gailhard et R. Des-
planques; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1986; E for. 44822; J. B. Chassaing,
Paris. 17890
Siempre borracho; zapateado cancion.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; BE unp. 126195;
_ Jose Chavarria, New York. 17891
Sign (The) is just right for leving;
song, w Grace Edna Heaton. © 1c.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 127436; Harry
Dixon Loes, Okmulgee, Okl. 17892
Siloam’s shady riil; hymn, w Reginald
Heber, har. E. D. S. © May 18,
1936; E pub. 55547; Edw. W. Callo-
way, Cincinnati. 17893
194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Silver (The) hind; song, w Wm. Rose
Benét. © 1 ce May 22, 1936; E unp.
126598; Courty Rossi-Diehl, Glen
Ridge, N. J. 17894
Silver threads among the gold; arr.;
Hawaiian guit., in diagram, with w.
© Dec. 2, 1935; E pub. 55663 ; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 17895
Silvery brook; song, w Jessie Frissell.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125528 ;
J. Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 17896
Silv’ry mountain moonlight; fox trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1c.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126210; Ida
H. Rolund, Medford, Or. 17897
Simone est comme ea; operetie, livret
Yves Mirande et Alex Madis, m Ra-
oul Moretti. Album-partition pf.
et chant. 1° et 2° recueil. © Apr.
1, 19386; E for. 44830, 44829; Edi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 17898, 17899
Simple aveu; by F. Thomé, transcribed
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. June 17, 1936;
EK unp. 126585; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 17900
Sin tu amor; w and m Miguel Sando-
val, Hnglish version Arthur Mendel;
high voice. © May 1, 1936; E pub.
50006; G. Sehirmer, ine., New York.
17901
Since I found you; pf., with w. ©lc.
June 24, 1936; E unp. 127076; Mack
Sutton, Chicago. 17902
Since you are mine; w and m Hdward
Sonnenberg; with male quartette.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 55578 ; North
American music co., Chicago.
17903
Since you became a reality; song, m
and ‘ukulele arr. Luther A. Clark.
© Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 55539; Mary
EK. Bowen, Galesburg, Ill. 17904
Sing a little song and be happy; fox
trot song, m Wilbur Raymond Bag-
ley. © 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp.-
126696; Paul Enos / Coppock, Tip-
ton, Ind. 17905
Sing-a-song Sadie; song, melody Effie
May Bolt. © 1c. June 29, 1936; E
unp. 127468; Harry Ben Bolt, Lake-
side, O. 17906
Sing and tap your toes; fox trot song.
©1e. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125522;
Rex Hall, Santa Maria, Calif. 17907
Sing away sorrow, cast away care;
w and m Winthrop Collver; vf.
treble. © 1c. June 10, 1936; E unp.
126229 ;
Collver,
Coseob, Conn. 17908
Leon Lorniond Winthrop
17921
Sing freshman, sing; w and m Al Still-
man, Irving Brown and Bill Liv-
ingston; pf. treble. © 1c. July 17,
1986; E unp. 126623; Broadway
musie corp., New York. 17909
Sing His praise forevermore; hymn.
© May 25, 1986; E pub. 55796; Al-
fred I. Hammer, West Roxbury,
Mass. 17910
Sing it out; w and m James Palmer,
jr.; pf. © May 13, 19386; E pub.
55606; Elmo L. Bateman, Irvington,
Nu. 17911
Sing me a love song sweetheart; song,
w Aaron Lee Freeman. © 1c. June
9, 1986; E unp: 126142; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 17912
Sing me a swing song and let me
dance; w and m Hoagy Carmichael
and Stanley Adams. © May 8, 1936;
E pub. 55981; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 17913
Sing to me; w Bing Miller; pf. ©le.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 126100; Sylives-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 17914
Sing together; songs coll. end ed. by
the program division, Girl scouts,
inc. © May 27, 1936; AA 206341;
Girl scouts, ine., New York. 17915
Sing we triumphant hymns of praise;
w Bede, m Leslie Regan; mixed
voices ; organ ace. © June 10, 1986;
EH for. 44544; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17916
Singin’ in the early morning; melody
Mack Higginbotham. © 1 ec. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127251; Mack Kay
Higginbotham, jr., Anderson, Ind.
17917
Singing a love song; song, melody Rob-
ert Ernest Wessman. © 1 ec. June
12, 1986; E unp. 126344; Emerson
Jay Oelen, Grand Rapids, Mich.
17918
Singing days; coll. of songs, Mar-
guerite V. Hood, Glenn Gildersleeve
and Helen S. Leavitt. © May 4,
1936; A 94759; Ginn & co., Boston.
17919
Singing in lullaby time; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 125946; Jen-
nie Hawkins, Lucas, O. 17920
Singing my love song to the moon;
valse song. © 1.¢ May 11, 1936;
E unp. 126971; Mike Biiley, Mantua,
O. 17921
795
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17922
Singing the blues away; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127262; Gunhild Victoria Siebert,
Detroit. 17922
Sinigaglia (Leone) Sonata; op. 44;
violino e pf. © June 4, 1936; E for.
44477; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
17923
Sinner friend what will you do; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
19386; E pub. 55995; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 17924
Sirinatu. (Sérénade); poésie Santu
Casanova, m Henri Tomasi. © Apr.
1, 1936: E for. 44803; Henry Le-
moine & cie., Paris. 17925
Sit down, servant, angels in heav’n
goin’ to wait on you; w and m Elza
William Dudley; 4-pt. cho. © May
2,,1986; E pub. 55592; Dudley &
Buchanan, St. Louis. 17926
Sittin’ in the sand a-sunnin’; w Sam-
my Lerner and Dolly Beal, melody
Ted Shapiro. © 1c. June 12, 1936;
E unp. 126330; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 17927
Sitting in the kitchen; song. © 1 «.
June 12, 19386; E unp. 126336; Harry
R. Rozin, Cincinnati. 17928
Sjofararen vid milan; text Gustaf
Fréding, English w Carl Engel,
deutsche tibertragung Hinar Rosen-
borg, m Selim Palmgren. © Apr. 3,
1936; E for. 44718; A. b. Carl Gelr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm.
17929
arr. Sven Sk6ld; ork. stiim-
mor. © Apr. 3, 1936; E for. 44714;
A. b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 17930:
Skaters waltz; by Emil Waldteufel, op.
183, transcribed Ferde Grofé. ©1c.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127278; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 17931
Skeleton (The) in the closet; from
Pennies from heaven, w Johnny
Burke, melody Arthur Johnston. ©
1 e¢. June 18, 1986; E unp. 126657:
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 17932, |:
Skeppare 6stermans vals; text Pad-
dock, m Sten Axelson; pf. © May
12, 1986; E for. 44414; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm. 17933
Slam on the brakes you’re driving right
into my heart, w Belle DeCair; pf.
©1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127140;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17934
pt. 1, BYyS, wok
Sleep my darling; song, melody Leon
de Costa. © 1c. June 20, 1936; H
unp. 126833; Sydney Peyton Clark,
Perryman, Md. : 17935
Slovenian waltz medley; arr.; Hawai-
ian guit., in diagram. © Dec. 2,
1935; E pub. 55664; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 17936
Slow and easy; w George Thomas, and
melody. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125607; Charles Stuart Margulies,
New York. 17937
Slow moments; w N. R. Fulkerson, m
EK. Stocking; pf. © 1 ec May 1,
19386; E unp. 123751; Nettie R. Ful-
kerson, Los Angeles, and Eloise
Stocking, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
17938
Slow sailing; w and melody Bill
Hands. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125680; William Alfred Hands,
Rutherford, N. J. 17939
Sly (The) fishes; by Georgia P. Mon-
eymaker; pf. © June 10, 1936; E
pub. 55693; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 17940
Smiling through tears; w Angelin Ce-
celia Maul; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936;
E unp. 126102; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 17941
Smoke’s curling over the roof; w and
m Thurman Griffeth, © 1c June
25, 1986; E unp. 127153; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 17942
Smokeless torch; waltz song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. June 18, 1936;
EK unp. 126689; Joseph M. Blamey,
Yokohama, Japan. 17943
So Ill never be a millionaire; w and
melody Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
126815; Words & music, inc., New
York. 17944
So Ill remember you in my dreams;
w andm T. L. I. Carlson, collabora-
tor Robert B. Bailey, arr. William P.
Barnett. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126984; Thos. L. I. Carlson,
Minneapolis. 17945
So much like a’ dream; w and melody.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125784;
Fred Riger, Binghamton, N. Y.
17946
So nice of you; w Bert Douglas, m
Frank Weldon; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Apr. 30, 1936; E pub. 55023 ;
Luz bros. musie publishers, New
York. 17947
796
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
17976
So shy; w George Thomas, and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
125605; Charles Stuart Margulies,
New York. 17948
So this is forever; w and m Allene
Nibling. © 1 ¢. June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126941; Allene Nibling Huds-
peth, Ozona, Tex. 17949
So what; song, arr. Janet Seidel and
Cliff. Aspegren. © 1 c¢. June 27,
1936: E unp. 127303; Janet Mae Sei-
del, Evanston, Il. 17950
Social justice; march. © 1 c¢. June 4,
1936; E unp. 125742; Pasquale Mon-
drone, Brooklyn. 17951
Softly fall the shades of evening; uni-
son or solo song, w H. W. Godfrey,
amended, m Hugh S. Roberton. ©
May 13, 1936; E for. 44581; Joseph
Williams, 1td., London.
Soldiers [and] Cars; by Doreen Fifer ;
pf. © Apr. 16, 1936; E for. 44659 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 17953
Somebody new; song. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127255; Grace Jane
Brown, Jacksonville, Fla. 17954
Someday ; song, w A. Hlizabeth Streff.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126143;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
17955
Someday, maybe; fox-trot, m Arthur
J. Thibodeau; pf., with w. ©1«.
June 17, 1986; E unp.. 126639; Roy
W. Swanson, Minneapolis. 17956
Someday you'll find me missing; song,
m Wilbur Raymond Bagley. © 1 ¢.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126697; Paul
Enos Coppock, Tipton, Ind. 17957
Someone said to me; song. © 1 «.
June 23, 19386; E unp. 127014; Eliza-
beth Hamm, Los Angeles. 17958
Someone, somewhere; w and m A.
Sawyer. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125897; Adella Sawyer and S§. D.
Wilcox, Hollywood, Calif. 17959
Somewhere a pension is waiting; w
and melody. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
55523; A. W. Baldwin, Los Angeles.
17960
Somewhere a voice is calling ; fox trot,
w J. McDonald, melody P. Pureell.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125745;
Patrick Purcell and Joseph McDon-
ald, Langley Field, Va. 17961
Somewhere, some sweet day; w Will
F. King, and melody. © 1c. June
29, 19386; E unp. 127405; Dante Car-
rozzini, New York. 17962
84306—36——_7
17952
Sommernachtstraum-musik ; von Rudolf
Wagner-Régeny; orch. 1. Parti-
tur—2. Stimmen. © June 18, 19385;
E for. 44530, 44531; Deutscher mu-
sikverlag in der N. S. kulturge-
meinde, Berlin. 17963, 17964
Sonaba besandote; pasillo, letra y arr.
de la m; pf. ©1e. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126196; Jose Chavarria, New
York. 17965
Sonata a cinque; di Gian Francesco
Malipiero; orch. Partitura. © May
25, 1986; E for. 44498; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 17966
Song for you; melody. ©1e. June 2,
1936; E unp. 125628; Mary Charles
McCartney, Washington. 17967
—w Helen Mitchel, and melody. ©
1c. June 2, 1936; E unp. 125637;
Mabel Keefer, Amsterdam, N. Y.
17968
Song (The) I love; w and m A. Saw-
yer. © 1c June 6, 1936; E unp.
125898; Adella Sawyer and S. D.
Wilcox, Hollywood, Calif. 17969
Song (A) just came to me; pf. with
w. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
126017; Hardy Hughes, Chicago.
17970
Song of Flavius; w and m Val Bur-
ton and Will Jason. ©1e. June 11,
1936; E unp. 126319; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 17971
Song of India; ‘by N. Rimsky-Korsa-
koff, fox trot transcription Ferde
Grofé. ©1c. June 17, 1986; E unp.
126586; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17972
Song of love; waltz song, melody I. D.
Kenney and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 1986; E unp. 127225; Inez
D. Kenney, St. Paul. 17973
Song of the dunes; w M. Palen, m
Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1 «
June 4, 19386; E unp. 125754; Mae
Palen and Garnet Tulacz, New Buf-
falo, Mich. 17974
Song (The) of the reapers; hymn. ©
June 10, 1936; E pub. 55771; Bertha
Mae Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo.
17975
Song of the sea; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 6, 1986; E unp. 125979;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
17976
BOF
CATALOG OF
17977 \
Song (The) of the sweet long ago;
~waltz song, melody Len Fleming.
©1e. June 11, 1986; E unp. 126302;
J. P. Nilsen, Huntington, L. I., N. Y.
17977
Song (The) that never ends; w and
melody. © 1. June 25, 1986; E
unp. 127128; Nina Gray Pifer, New
Market, Va. 17978
Song (The) with the unwritten words;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. June
15, 1986; E unp. 127431; Loras H.
Kuzuhara, Vancouver, B. C., Can-
ada. 17979
Songs of a Christian; compilation, w
M. Dunlop and others. © May 28,
19386; E pub. 55687; Merrill Dun-
lop, Chicago. 17980
Songs of the ascended masters; w and
m Lyra; pf. © May 28, 1936; E pub.
55617; Lucy Sims Thompson, Long
Beach, Calif. 17981
Songs of the Phi kappa psi fraternity
and its colleges and universities; ed.
Herbert J. Tily and Samuel O. Giv-
ens, jr. © June 1, 1936; AA 209242;
Phi kappa psi fraternity, Cleveland.
17982)
Songs'on the air; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 125947; Nora
Henisey, Fredonia, Kan. 17983
Soon after sunset; w S. Horwitz and
A. Levine, m M. Bernstein. © 1 «.
June 11, 1986; E unp. 126304; Morris
Bernstein, Si Horwitz and Abe Le-
vine, Denver. 17984
Sophisticated dreamer; w and melody.
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 126154;
Blanch EH. Pitt, San Diego, Calif.
17985
Sousa’s favorite march bock; coll. of
marches, John Philip Sousa, arr.
John Krachtus; pf. accordion. ©
June 15, 1986; E pub. 56015; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 17986
Souvenirs; melody. © 1c. June 27,
1936; E unp. 127357; Adolph A. Sil-
berman, Brooklyn. 17987
Spaghetti, ravioli, paste’fastle; w and
melody. [English and Italian texts]
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126768;
Armando Capponi, Brooklyn. 17988
Spanish nights; w and melody. ©1e.
June 26, 1986; E unp. 127261; Ger-
trude Longueville Snow, Montreal.
17989
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Spanish serenade; guit. © 1c. June
1, 1986; E unp. 125576; James B.
Mann, Pittsburgh. 17990
Spanish serenata; playera, w Eva J.
Brummer, m EH. Granados, op. 5, no.
5, arr. Victor Harris. 1. Men’s cho.—
2. Mixed cho. © May 27, 1986: EB
pub, 55958, 55959; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17991, 17992
Spanish (A) shawl ’round your
shoulder; w Nellie M. Seely; pf.
1 c. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127167;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
17993
Sparkalin’ eyes; w and melody. ©1e.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127328; Ken-
neth Carson Wiseman, Los Angeles.
17994 |
Spider and the fly; w George Thomas,
and melody. ©1c. June 2, 1936; E
unp. 125604; Charles Stuart Margu-
lies, New York. 17995
Spirit of God; hymn. © May 25, 1936;
E pub. 55866; Charles Ivar Johnson,
Sawyer, Mich. 17996
Spirit of New York; song. ©1ce. June
29, 1936; E unp. 127415; John Bantly
Buchli, Kansas City, Mo. 17997
Spitzwegbilder; v. Erich Anders, op.
62; orech. Partitur. © 1c. May 2,
19386; E unp. 125992; Hd. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 17998
Spread it abroad; selection, m Williany
Walker, arr. Will H. Ewen; pf. ©
May 19, 1936; E for. 44412; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 17999
Springtime; poem Irene Gass; unison
voices. © June 9, 1936; E for. 44673;
Harry Brook, Stamford, Lincs., Eng-
land. 18000
Springtime and you; song. © 1 «.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 126518; Roy
Leslie Blott, Oklahoma City. 18001
Springtime in Tennessee; song. ©1c.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 126978; Elbert
Patterson, Shelbyville, Tenn. 18002
Stadt (Die); oper, dichtung u. m
Erich Sehlbach. © Dec. 20, 1935;
1 ec. May 25, 1986; E for. 44532;
Deutscher musikverlag in der N. S.
kulturgemeinde, Berlin. 18003
Stand by the President; march, w and
melody. © 1c. June 1, 1926; E unp.
125595; Mathielde M. Mullet, New
Orleans. 18004
198
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
18031
Star spangled New England; w and m | Stop! Stop! Stop! when the light is
Winthrop Collver; pf. © 1c. June
12, 1986; E unp. 126323; Leon Lo-
mond Winthrop Collver, Coscob,
Conn. 18005
Starlight lullaby; w traditional, tradi-
tional melody arr.; unison voices.
© June 9, 1936; E for. 44674; Hugh
S. Roberton, Glasgow, Scotland.
18006
Starry night; w and melody. © 1c.
June 18, 19386; E unp. 126651 ; Thelma
Wallenberg, New York. 18007
Stars: w and melody. ©1e. June 9,
1986; E unp. 126061; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 18008
Stars are Shining bright; w and mel-
ody. ©l1ece. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127125; Mary Alden Lence, Jones-
boro, Ill. 18009
Stars in a western sky; w Joe Linz,
melody Pem Davenport. ©1c. June
1, 1936; E unp. 125553; Harry Engel,
inec., New York. 18010)
Steer clear, it’s leap year; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 16, 1936; E unp.
126577; Harry S. Schwartz, New
York. 18011
Step right up and meet Sal; fox trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1.
June 10, 19386; EH unp. 126213; Anne
Wielgosz and Walter Wielgosz, Den-
ver. 18012
Stewart (Katherine) Three valen-
tines ; poems Henry Slesser. © May
25, 1986; EH for. 44601; Augener, Itd.,
London. 18013.
Still in love with you; song. © June
12, 1936; E pub. 55868; Richard L.
Herrick, Curtis, Neb. 18014
Still my love lingers on; song, m Bert
C. Timm. © 1c. June 26, 1936; E
unp. 127253; H. EH. Timm, Pollock,
Ss. D. 18015
Stilla komme och vilkomna; text J.
O. Wallin, m Daniel Olson; med
orgel och violin ad lib. © Apr. 8,
1936; E for. 44717; A. b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm. 18016
Stolen (A) heart; w W. C. Wherley,
melody L. N. McFarland. © 1 ec.
June 2, 1986; E unp. 127085; Lewis
N. McFarland, Berwyn, Ill., and Wil-
liam C. Wherley, Chicago. 18017
Stompin’ at the Savoy; w Andy Razaf,
m Benny Goodman, Chick Webb and
Hdgar Sampson; pf. © May 29,
1936; E pub. 55521; Robbins music
corp., New York. 18018
red; song, melody Frank Vallone. ©
1c. June 22, 1986; E unp. 126929;
Edward J. Nulty, New York. 18019
Storm clouds; song. © 1c. June 16,
1936; E unp. 126544; Edgar Levine,
Lawrence, New York. 18020
Story (The) that God is love; Service
for Children’s day, arr. Ruth Dry
Rhyne, w Godfrey Thring, Louise M.
Oglevee, and others, m Marchel
Davis, Donovan W. Oglevee, and
others. © Apr. 6, 1936; AA 208147;
Board of publications of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 18021
Story-time; 10 single note pieces, G.
Frank Humbert; pf. © Mar. 30,
1936; E for. 44452; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 18022
Strange as it may seem, I fell in love
with a dream; slow fox trot, w J.
McDonald, melody P. Purcell. © ft
c. June 4, 1986; EH unp. 125744; Jo-
Seph McDonald and Patrick Purcell,
Langley Field, Va. | 180238
ae 8
Strawinsky (Igor) Concerto; 2' pfti.
soli. © Mar. 30, 1936; E for. 44464;
B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, Germany.
18024
Streamline; by Edwin Gershefski;
band se. ©1c. May 29, 1936; E unp.
125708; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18025
Streamline express; pf. treble. © 1
ec. May 19, 1986; E unp. 125563; Carl
Freed, Brooklyn, and Michael Cug-
ley, New York. 18026
Streets of Bagdad; by Jane Mattingly ;
pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub. 55948;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 18027
String quartet no. 1; op. 8. Sc. © June
22, 1986; E pub. 55989'; Alan Scott
Hovaness, Cambridge, Mass. 18028
Strolling down Broadway; w I. Rice,
m F. M. Ludington. © 1c. June 19,
1936; EH unp. 126745; Flavia M. Lud-
ington and Inez Rice, Pasadena.
18029
Strolling in a garden; w and melody.
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126750;
Joseph Coolidge Kilbourne, Burlin-
game, Calif. 18030:
Strolling in the rain; melody. ©1«.
June 22, 1986; E unp. 126884; Mar-
ian Smedes, Houston. 18031
799
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18032
Dt TA NYS) Svea
Strummin’; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 29, 1986; E unp. 127481; Wil-
liam Francis Haynes, Burlington,
Vt. 18032
Students’ moon; song, m and ukulele
arr. Luther A. Clark. © Apr. 27,
1936; E pub. 55690; T. J. Henry,
Apollo, Pa. 180383
Study and ‘Toccata; by Norman
Fraser; pf. © June 6, 1936; E for.
44685 ; J. & W. Chester, ltd., London.
18034
Stumbled; slow fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 11, 1936; E unp.
126309 ; George Edwin Peterson, Los
Angeles. 180385
Stumbled into love; slow fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. June 16, 1936;
E unp. 126548; George Edwin Peter-
son, Los Angeles. 18036
Stisser (Ein) traum; valse musette,
Walter Porschmann; chromatisches
o. pf. akkordion. © Mar. 30, 1936;
EK for. 44455; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 18037
Sugar-daddy ; w and m G. G. Dean and
Evelyn Stewart White. ©1c. June
15, 1936; E unp. 126525; Grace
Ghent Dean, Columbus, O. 18038
Suisse (Le) de Notre-Dame; fox-trot,
paroles Dommel, m H. Rawson. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 44779; Ray Ven-
tura & cie., Paris. 180389
Suite dynamic; in 3 movements, J.
Louis Merkur; pf. © June 24, 1936;
E pub. 56082; Mills music, ine., New
York. 18040
Suite for string orchestra; by John B.
McEwen. Se. and pts. © Apr. 2,
1936; E for. 44668; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18041
Suite fiir kleines orchester; von Ger-
hard Frommel. Partitur. © Mar.
30, 19386; E for. 44469; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 18042
Suite in A-moll; 5 stticke, Karl Hasse,
op. 36a; violine o. fldte u. klavier.
© Aug. 24, 1934; E for. 44734; Henry
Litolffs verlag, Brunswick, Ger-
many. 18043
Suite of four pieces; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, op. 83, no. 1-4; string orch.
with optional pf., 3d violin and bass.
Complete pf. sc. © June 10, 1936;
E for. 44702; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 18044
Summer (The) breeze; w and m
Marty Symes, Tony Sacco and Peter
Tinturin ; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
May 29, 1986; E pub. 55519; Harry
Engel, inc., New York. 18045
Summers’ romance; melody Mack Hig-
ginbotham. © 1c. June 22, 1936; EB
unp. 126892; Mack Kay Higgin-
botham, jr., Anderson, Ind. 18046
Sun (The) rises and sets in you; w
and melody. © 1c. June 18, 1936;
EK unp. 126708; Armand Hug, New
Orleans. 18047
Sun (The) shines through the
shadows; song, w Marguerite Wal-
ter Fisher. © 1c. June 16, 1936; BE
unp. 126573; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 18048
Sunny Tennessee; song, m Luther A.
Clark; with arr. for ukulele, ete,
Aaron A. Clark. © 1 ¢ June 10,
1936; E unp. 126226; Mrs. W. BE.
Smith, LaFollette, Tenn. 18049
Sunrise and you; by Cyril Mockridge;
oboe. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125809 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 18050
Sunset’s (The) view; tango; ist mand.
or violin, with w. ©1e. June 15,
19386; E unp. 126511; Alfredo Alosi,
East Braintree, Mass. 18051
Superstition Mountain; w and melody.
©1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 127313;
Ruth Ann Musick Winton, Twin
Falls, Id. 18052
Susie; song. © 1c. June 9, 1936; E
unp. 126062; Florence McEvoy, St.
Louis. 18053
Svatba krale skritku ; charakteristicka
skladba; orch. hlasy. © May 15,
1936; E for. 44450; Adolph MaSin,
Teplice-Sanov, Dlouha, Czechoslova-
kia. 18054
Sweet little sweetheart; song. ©1e.
June 11, 1986; E unp. 127200; Harry
Allgire, Pasadena. 18055
Sweet memories; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125948; Cora
Lee Waddell, Greeneville, Tenn.
18056
—w Adelaide Sanchez; pf. ©1e.
June 25, 1936; E unp. 127183; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18057
Sweet misery of love; w and melody
Billy Hill and Seymour Simons. ©
1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126640;
Skidmore music co., ine., New York.
18058
800
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
18085
Sweet night; w and m Gene Irwin,
Tom Gindhart and E. P. La Freniere,
arr, Arthur Gutman; with arr. for
guit., ete. © June 19, 1936; E pub.
56056; Roy music co., inc, New
York. 18059:
Sweet paradise; two-step song. ©1lc.
June 17, 1936; E unp. 126619; Victo-
ria Salonites, Capay, Calif. 18060
Sweet summer night; w and m J.
Dewey Sigafuss; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127179; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 18061
Sweetest Dolores; guit. © 1c. June
1, 1986; E unp. 125577; James B.
Mann, Pittsburgh. 18062
Sweetheart; fox-trot, w Frank De
Mayo, m Nick Potere; 1st E flat alto
saxophone. © 1. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126669; Nicholas John Po-
tere, Philadelphia. 18063
Sweetheart mine; song, w arr. Everett
Gates. © Apr. 21, 1936; E pub.
55268; Mrs. William R. Spry, Des
Moines. 18064
Sweetheart of my dreams; w Inez
Kreider; pf. © 1c June 8, 1936;
E unp. 126066; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18065
Sweetheart tell me; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢e. June 15, 19386; E unp. 127205;
Mary E. Oliver, Pittsburgh. 18066
Sweethearts all through life; pf., with
w. ©1e June 24, 1936; E unp.
127075; Julia Ann Coe, San Bernar-
dino, Calif. 18067
Sweetly and tenderly; w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots; with guit.
arr. © June 22, 1936; E pub. 56013;
Crawford music corp., New York.
18068
Swing and sing that thing; w and m
M. Hudson; pf. ©1c. June 2, 1936;
EH ounp. 126268; Jay Malone and Ma-
rie Hudson, Chicago. 18069
Swing high—swing low; w George
Thomas, and melody. © 1c. June
2, 1936; EB unp. 125609; Charles Stu-
art Margulies, New York. 18070
Swing it brother, sister; song. © 1 «.
June 11, 1986; E unp. 126308; Paul
Alexander Kulig, New Bedford,
Mass. 18071
Swing it, brother, swing it; song. ©
1.e. June 1, 1986; BH unpi 125574;
Ciemens Derksen, Jacksonville, I11.
18072
Swing me high—swing me low; w and
m Jack Meskill, Leon Flatow and
Ted White; with guit. arr. © June
26, 1986; E pub. 56066; Crawford
music corp., New York. 18073
Swing, my soul; w Stan Carey, m
Jimmy Sheffer and Ralph Sanner.
© 1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127069;
James Buchanan Sheffer, jr., Primos,
Pa. 18074
Swing, swang, swung; song, pf. se.
arr. Bob Taylor. © 1 c¢. June 8,
1936; E unp. 125987; Garnet Mor-
gan, Denver. 18075
Swing (The) tap; from picture Three
cheers for love, w and m Leo Robin
and Ralph Rainger, pf. sc. ed. Geo.
N. Terry. © June 18, 1936; E pub.
55986; Paramount productions mu-
Sic corp., New York. 18076
Swinging it on a two by four; song,
melody Hugh Schubert. © 1c. June
15, 1936; E unp. 126811; Sidney I.
Millman, New York. 18077
Swingola; w and melody. ©1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127346; Mike Co-
dian, Akron, O. 18078
Swingtime; w and melody Walter G.
Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and
Teddy Powell. ©1c. June 1, 19386;
EH unp. 125554; Harry Engel, inc.,
New York. 18079
Symons (Thomas) Four pieces for pi-
ano. © Apr. 23, 1936; E for. 44666;
Oxford univ. press, London. 18080
Sympathie; English waltz, text u. m
Bert Reisfeld u. R. Marbot; pf. ©
Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44812; Editions
Méridian, Paris. 18081
Symphonic movement; by Guy Weitz;
organ. May 18, 1986; E for.
44564; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London.
18082
Symphony of love; song, m Richard
C. Mapes. © 1c. June 26, 1936; EK
unp. 127294; J. B. Holdsworth, jr.,
Oakland, Calif. 18083
Tabb (Richard Valentine) Two con-
cert studies; violoncello. © May 11,
1936; E for. 44602; Augener, Itd.,
London. 18084
Tackleway ; humoreske, Anthony Col-
lings; orch. pts. © May 29, 1936;
EH for. 44627; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 18085
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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Take a letter, Miss Jones; w and m | Taxin’ blues; fox-trot, w and m Jean
Lou Holzer, Anne Laurent and Larry
Shay, arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for
guit., etc. © May 11, 1936; E pub.
05785; Milton Weil music ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 18086
Take me back to old Wisconsin; song;
with arr. for guit., ete. © May 15,
1936; E pub. 55786; H. W. Mac-
Kenzie, Madison, Wis. 18087
Take me to the ol home ranch and
leave me there; w and m A. R.
(Mocking Bird) Miles, arr. Billy
Wright; with guit. arr. © June 13,
19386; E pub. 55766; Arthur Randle
Miles, Loraine, Tex. 18088
Take your time; w Joe Young, m Oscar
Levant, pf. arr. Michel Weisberg;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Apr. 28,
19386; E pub. 55597; Jerry Vogel
music ¢co., inec., New York. 18089
Tak’in in the big to-do; w and melody.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126433;
Clarence Arthur Schaar, Winslow,
Ariz. 18090
Tale (A) of adventure; by R. H. Bas-
sett. © 1c June 9, 1936; E unp.
126207; Movietone music corp., New
York. 18091
Tampico; marche mexicaine, H. Elliott
Smith; orch. pts. © Mar. 6, 1936;
EK for. 44437; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 18092
Tango d’amour; tango, paroles René
Jacquet et Jean Chapelle, m Ray-
mond Balet. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44787 ; Editions Pan, s. a., Paris.
18093
Tango tyczakowskie; stowa: Zygmunt
i Poli Haarowie, m: Leon Haber. ©
May 11, 1986; E for. 44678; Edi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
18094
Tango of love; w and melody. © 1.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125782; Morris
Goldring, Brooklyn. 18095
Tantrum; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
June 20, 1936; E unp. 126838; Daniel
Glenn Watkins, Omaha. 18096
Tapping rhythms; pf. ©1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126473; Loras H.
Kuzuhara, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
18097
Tatjana; operette, Oskar Felix u. Wal-
ter Sawitzky, m Boris Grams. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Mar. 16,
1936; E for 445384; Allegro theater-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18098
Bell. © 1c. May 19, 1936; E unp.
125702; Eugenia Dorothy Bell,
Pueblo, Col. 18099
Tchi-tchi; la java-ranchera mexicaine,
de Marinella, paroles René Pujol, HE.
Audiffred et Géo Koger, m Vincent
Scotto. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for.
44851; Editions Salabert, Paris.
18100
Tea time and all alone; song, m B. F.
Harrington and son. ©1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126934; Bess Farmer
Harrington, San Antonio. 18101
Teach me how to love; song. ©1e.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 126875; Vivien
Harvey, Warren, O. 18102
Teachings of the home economics club;
song. © June 5, 1936; E pub. 55765:
Mary Dryer Perkins, La Grange, Ind.
18103
Teardrops ; w and melody Elsie Otberg.
© 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125804;
Hlsie Probert, Detroit. 18104
Technical problems for violin; by Sig-
mund Schwartzenstein. © May 7,
1936; E pub. 56031; Beacon music
pub. co., Brooklyn. 18105
Technique moderne du piano; par E. R.
Blanchet, préface Robert Casadesus.
© Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 44424; Hdi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 18106
Teddybear sings [and] Teddybear
dances; by Ruby Holland; pf. ©
Apr. 16, 1936; E for. 44660; Oxford
univ. press, London. 18107
Telegram (The) song; w Charlie
Tobias, m John Jacob Loeb; with
guit. arr. © May 14, 1936; E pub.
55790; Crawford music corp., New
York. 18108
Tell her not to wait for me; w and m
Darwin Shealy. © 1 c¢ June 23,
1936; E unp. 127033 ; Samuel Darwin
Shealy, Columbia, S. C. 18109
Tell her, tell her, desert moon; pf.,
with w. ©i1ec. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126184; Edith C. Maurer, Orange,
Calif. 18110
Tell me; w Jean P. Hoffman. © 1.
June 1, 1936; HE unp. 125526; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 18111
Tell me dear; w and melody Ed Kirke-
by. © 1c. June 12, 1936; E unp.
126363; Lang-Worth feature pro-
grams, ine., New York. 18112
802
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Tell me Jesus; w Loraine M. Ripper,
and melody. © 1c. June 11, 1936;
E unp. 126279; Harry A. Sacadaris,
Cleveland. 18113
Tell me of Jesus; hymn, w and m
Howard GC. Speer. © May 18, 1936:
E pub. 55608; Elmo L. Bateman,
Irvington, N. J. 18114
Tell me that you love me; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. May
15, 1936; E unp. 125832; Ola Bolden,
Los Angeles. 18115
Tell me, why you are so blue; song;
with guit. arr. © June 15, 1936; E
pub. 55760; Dalmacio A. Ramos, Los
Angeles. 18116
Tell me with your eyes; w Mickey
Lance, melody Phil Snyder. © 1.
May 26, 1986; E unp. 125923; Philip
Schneider and Michael Forzano,
Brooklyn. hem ly
Temple hymns and songs; compiled
C. Austin Miles. © June 29, 1936;
AA 208718; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 18118
Ten (The) commandments of love; w
and melody. © 1c. June 8, 19386;
EX unp. 126019; Hyman Goldman,
New York. 18119
Ten thousand hoorays; w and m Hora-
tio Nicholls; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion, banjo, and
guit. © May 26, 1986; E for. 44633 ;
Lawrence Wright music co., Iltd.,
London. 18120
Tenderness; pf., with w. © 1c. June
1, 1986; E. unp. 116973; Paul M.
Vaughan, Atlantic City. 18121
Texas; by Camille Gillmour, arr. Earl
D. Irens; band pts. © June 13,
1986; E pub. 55763; Camille Gill-
mour Hanway, Dallas. 18122
Texas history suite. pt. 1-3. © 1.
June 13, 1936; E unp. 126951-126953 ;
Glenroy C. Stein, Dallas.
18123-18125
Texas is marching on; song, w Undine
Brown Charlton. © June 13, 1936;
EH pub. 55764; Lois Newton Rogers,
Austin, Tex. 18126
Texas moon; w Stephen Fay, m
Gladys Pitcher, dance orch. Charles
Repper; pts. © June 18, 1936; E
pub. 55897; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 18127
Texas, the big frying pan; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 9, 1936; BE unp.
126166; Alice HE. Dolan, San Diego,
Tex. 18128
18142
Thank God for you, mother; w and
melody. ©1e. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126470; Jean Taggart, Los Angeles.
18129
Thanks to you; fox trot song. ©1e.
June 1, 1986; HE unp. 125518; Joseph
Stritof, Joliet, Ill. 18130
That day is here; song. © 1c June
16, 1936; E unp. 126532; James
Arieff, Wilmington, Del. 18131
That drummer man; w and m Scotty
Armstrong. © 1c May 26, 19386;
H unp. 125321; W. Scott Armstrong,
Endicott, N. Y. 18132
That everybody song, that Democrat
song; w and melody. © 1c. June
6, 1986; E unp. 125911; John Erwin,
Winslow, “Ariz. . 18133
That first waltz; song, m Chester E.
Ide. © 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
126197; Anita C. Ehlers, Greenwich,
Conn. 18134
That gal o’ mine; fox-trot song. ©1e.
June 18, 1936; E unp. 127310; A. Vin-
cent Sprott, Kingstown, St. Vincent,
Bi W,. a: 18135
That is my desire; w and melody. ©
1 e¢ June 18, 1986; E unp. 126655;
Thomas W. Arthur, Nesquehoning,
Pa. 18136
That little white house; w Thelma
King; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126098; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18137
That man is here again; w Charlie
Tobias, m Matt Malneck; with arr.
for guit., ete. © June 18, 1936; E
pub. 55888; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 18138
That old spotted cow; w Joy Kay
Betzer, m M. B. Heuston; with male
quartette. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126162; Mildred Betzer Heus-
ton, Cushing, Okl., and Joy Thomas
Betzer, Ontario, Calif. 18139
That picture dear of you; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram, with w. © Dee. 2,
1935; E pub. 55648; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 18140
That plaintive melody; song, melody
Arthur Sennett. © 1 ¢. June 20,
1936; E unp. 126834; Lucille Maud
Wilkins, North Platte, Neb. 18141
That’s how much I love you, dear; w
and m Richard Howard; pf. treble.
©1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126125;
Max Rabinovitz, Roxbury, Mass.
18142
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18143
That’s how you attracted me; w and
melody. © 1. June 24, 1936; E
unp. 127052; Edward E. Drew,
Rochester, N. Y. 18143
Thats my mother’s lullaby; waltz
song, m Wilbur Raymond Bagley.
©1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126695 ;
Paul Enos Coppock, Tipton, Ind.
18144
That’s where I keep my heart; w Nan
Waddill; pf. ©l1e June 25, 1936;
EH unp. 127166; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18145
That's why I’m blue; pf. treble, with
w. ©1e. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126124; Robert Linneken, Danvers,
Mass. 18146
That true blue spirit of New York; w
C. Sweeney, m M. Sweeney. © 1 «.
June 19, 19386; E unp. 126769; Marie
Sweeney and Cathryn Sweeney, Dal-
las. 18147
That wonderful day ; hymn, w Edward
Fergusen and Christian Nelsen, m C.
Nelsen. © May 18, 1986; E pub.
556138; Elmo L. Bateman, Irvington,
N. J. 18148
Themes of symphonic poem no. 5; pf.
treble. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127296; Tibor Whyte, Hollywood,
Calif. 18149
Then came the Indians; from Little
Miss Nobody, w and m Harry Tobias,
Jack Stern and Henry H. Tobias;
with arr. for guit. etc. © May 28,
1936; E pub. 55509 ; Movietone music
corp., New York. 18150
Then I find happiness; w Morrey
Davidson, and melody. © 1 e. June
18, 1986; E unp. 126725; Edward
Louis Goette, Lakewood, O. 18151
There’s a bridle hangin’ on the wall; w
and m Carson J. Robison; with guit.
arr. © June 12, 1936; E pub. 55882;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 18152
There’s a little log cabin; w and m
Nelda Boso Lehr. © 1. May 2%,
1936; E unp. 126266; Mrs. E. I. Lehr,
Rock Falls, 1. 18153
There’s a love song in my heart; song.
© 1c. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125622;
Hilda Slayton, Tampa, Fla. 18154
There’s a new blue in my heart; song.
w Fred Di Cesare. © 1. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126921; Joseph Frank
Schwartz, Rochester, N. Y. 18155
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
There’s a rainbow shining for you; w
and melody. Rev. ©1e. June 16,
1936; HE unp. | 1265383; Johny J.
Schneider, Philadelphia. 18156
There’s a sky of blue in old New Eng-
land; w and m Frank Crumit, arr.
Michel Weisberg; with guit. arr. ©
Apr. 28, 1986; E pub. 55596; Jerry
Vogel music co., ine., New York.
18157
There’s a song in my heart for you; w
Mary Lavanche Horner; pf. ©1e.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 126096; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18158
There’s an old winding star to the at-
tic; w and melody. ©1e. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127066; Albert Bryce
Morgan, Tamaqua, Pa. 18159
There’s gonna be love; song. © 1 e¢.
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126770; Robert
E. L. Collier, Hoquiam, Wash. 18160
There’s love in spring; w J. Duhig and
J. Clancy, and melody. ©1e. June
29, 1936; E unp. 127374; John Clancy,
John Duhig and Harry Scanlon,
Long Island City. 18161
There’s music in my soul; pf., with w.
© May 27, 1936; E pub. 55633 ; Mer-
rill Dunlop, Chicago. 18162
There’s no place like New York town;
w and melody. ©1e. June 29, 1936;
E unp. 1273865; Michael Daniels Di
Brienza, Brooklyn. 18163
There’s only one little girl in the whole
wide world; song. © 1 ec. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127420; Joseph M. Sud-
lik, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 18164
There’s only one you for me; fox-trot
song. ©1c. May 11, 1936; E unp.
126969; Doris Bateman, Oakland,
Calif. 18165
There’s so much you can say with a
lovely bouquet; from S. 8S. Bear
Mountain, w and m Dave Oppenheim
and Michael H. Cleary; with guit.
arr. © June 24, 1936; E pub. 56080;
Mills music, inc., New York. 18166
There’s something about you; song, m
Edna Brown Deas. © 1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126994; Joseph M. Deas,
Chicago. 18167
There’s something about you Helen;
w and m Joseph P. Malaurie. ©1c.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125797; Caleb
Henry O’Conner, New Haven.
18168
804
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
There’s something about you, that
makes me love you; w and melody.
©1e. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126877 ;
Lon Aldrich Dorman, Jones, Okl.
18169
These last things; song, w B. Y. Wil-
liams. ©1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126457; Mary Jane Dalton, Poplar
Bluff, Mo. 18170
They callit a swing tune; song. ©1e.
May 28, 1986; E unp. 126159; Glenn
Rose, Chicago. 18171
They say it’s raining today; w Kristine
E. Thorpe; pf. ©1ec. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127182; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18172
They swing in Harlem; w and melody.
© 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp. 126169;
Hearcel Shaffer, Los Angeles. 18173
They were marching; w and melody.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126517;
Victor Lamb Spencer, Yonkers, N. Y.
18174
Thief (The); encore song, w and m
Arthur A. Penn; in E flat. © June
11, 19386; E pub. 55806; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18175
Thiman (Eric H.) Two seventeenth
century tunes; freely arr.; pf. and
strings. © June 12, 1936; E for.
44449 ; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., London.
18176
Things to come; film music, Arthur
Bliss, arr. Denis Wright; reduced
orch. pts. © May 8, 1936; E for.
44637 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18177
Thinking; song. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 125918; Keta Louise Crumley,
Los Angeles. 18178
Thinking it over; w Billy Kaye, m Sid
Stewart; with guit. arr. © June 18,
1936; E pub. 55836; Hubert J. Braun,
Chicago. 18179
Thinking of love; w and melody. ©
1c. June 5, 1936; E unp. 125837 ; Bur-
ton Jay Cohn, New York. 18180
Thinking of you; w and melody. ©
1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127056;
John Frederick Heckels, Baltimore.
18181
This ginger lei; w Lysle Tomerlin, and
melody. © 1c. June 9, 1936; E unp.
126179 ; Andy Iona Long, Los Angeles.
18182
18194.
This night belongs to you; w and
melody Al Lewis, Clyde Lucas and
Lyn Lucas. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127079; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 18183
This quiet night; w Herbert J. Bran-
don, m Haydn Wood, arr. Clarence
Lucas; mixed voices. © Apr. 7,
1936 ; E for. 44536; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 18184
Those sleepy little eyes; w and melody.
© 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126411;
William Albert Catenaro, Union-
town, Pa. 18185
Thou ancient, thou glorious, thou alp-
crowned North (Du gamla, du friska,
du fjellhoga Nord); Swedish folk-
song, arr. William B. Davis; men’s
cho., a cappella. © June 27, 1936;
E pub. 56097 ; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 18186
Though you’ve never, ever been kissed ;
w George Thomas, and melody. ©
1 ¢. June 2, 1936; H unp. 125610;
Charles Stuart Margulies, New York.
18187
Thought (The) ; w Humbert Wolfe, m
Martin Broones; high voice. © June
15, 1936; E pub. 55879; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18188
Three ages of love; w and melody. ©
1c. June 22, 1986; E unp. 127000;
Charles M. Berry, Inglewood, Calif.
18189
Three cheers for old New York; mareh
song, m Clara Buswell. ©i1c. June
3, 19386; E unp. 125709; Rachael H.
Cooke, Walkerton, Ind. 18190
Three roses; song. ©1ec. June 5, 1936;
E unp. 125806; Lillian Poole Pal-
mason, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,
Canada. 18191
Three (The) Rs in music, reading,
writing, rhythm; writing bk. explain-
ing the fundamentals of m, Alwarda
Fish and Gertrude Moore. © May
11, 1936; E pub. 55595; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York. 18192
Three score and ten; w Arthur An-
derson, m Pat Thayer. © May 8,
1936; E for. 44596; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
18193
Three (The) trolls; w and m Maxwell
Eckstein; pf. © June 10, 1936; E
pub. 55873; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18194
805
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18195
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Thrill waltz; w and melody Walt
Hentz. ©1c. June 26, 19386; E unp.
127247; Wm. Walter Hentz, jr.,
Oklahoma City. 18195
Throw the bull; w and melody. © 1
e. June 17, 1986; E unp. 126629;
Dorothy H. Richards, Prescott,
Ariz. 18196
Tie a string around your finger; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. June 18, 19386; E unp. 126680;
Evelyn Kean, Spokane. 18197
Tiger swing; song. © 1 c¢ May 18,
19386; E unp. 125536; Frank L.
Dever, Detroit. 18198
Time (The) has come; song. ©1..
June 8, 1986; E unp. 126055; Mit-
chell Grand, Harrisburg, Pa. 18199
Time marches on; w Robert D. An-
drews; pf. © 1c. June 19, 1936;
E unp. 126858; Vi. Bradley, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 18200
Time’s awastin’; song. © 1c. June
30, 1986; E unp. 127449; David
Leonard Ward, Pittsburgh. 18201
Tishomingo; waltz, w and melody. ©
1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 127474;
Winifred George, Oolitic, Ind.
18202
To byt tylko flirt; tango, stowa; An-
drzej Wtast, m: Tadeusz Kwiecin-
ski. © May 11, 1936; E for. 44679;
Editions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
18203
To daffodils; w Robert Herrick, m
Robin Milford, op. 45; 2 children’s
voices. © June 138, 1936; E for.
44569; Novello & co., 1td., London.
18204
To music; w Robert Herrick, m Arthur
Warrell; mixed voices. © Apr. 2,
1986; E for. 44650; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18205
To Psi iota xi; song. ©1c. June 20,
1936; E unp. 126913; Clara B. Ulen,
Scottsburg, Ind. 18206
To Texas, oh, beautiful Texas; song;
Withee Suit. ark. 1. “ey umne. 2S,
1986; E unp. 127410; Joseph A.
Perry, Mishawaka, Ind. 18207
To you; w and melody. © 1 c¢. June
18, 1986; E unp. 1266538; Frederick
Kentner, Forest Hills, N. Y. 18208
To you, my dear; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ June 20, 1936; E unp. 126826;
Paul Meyer Sterling, New York.
18209
Tommasini (Vincenzo) Notturno;
orch. Partitura. © May 25, 1936;
E for. 44500; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 18210
Sinfonia; overture; orch. Par-
titura. © May 25, 1936; E for.
44499; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
18211
To-night; song. © 1c. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126539; Geza Weitzner, New
York. 18212
To-night I sing to my love; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. June 1, 1936;
unp. 125501; Raymond EH. Duek-
worth, Berkeley, Calif. 18213
Too lovely to love; w Sam Cooper,
melody F. Jay and Johnny Salacan.
© 1c. June 15, 1986; E unp. 126491;
Florrie Jay, Union City, N. J.
18214
Too many times; w Walter Hirsch,
melody Lou Handman. © 1 ¢ June
1, 1936; E unp. 125550; Harry Hn-
gel, inc., New York. 18215
Top hat; selection, Irving Berlin, arr.
Denis Wright; military band pts.
© Mar. 20, 1986; E for. 44423;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
18216
Torerito; pasodoble, letra S. Valderde
y F. Marquez, m M. L. Quiroga;
org. ptes. © Dec. 27, 1985; EB for.
44712; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 18217
Torero; pasodoble; org. ptes. © May
8, 1936; E for. 44539; José Urgellés,
Barcelona, Spain. 18218
Tortillerra (La); paso-doble, paroles
Jean Rodor, m Jean Yatove. © Apr.
1, 1986; E for. 448382; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 18219
Touca; rumba, paroles Joc et J. B.
Chassaing, m Robert Géros et Fran-
cois Gailhard; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44823; J. B. Chassaing,
Paris. 18220
Toughen up your tender feet; m Harry
Hammond; pf., with w. ©1e. June
11, 19386; E unp. 126277; Everett
Forbes McClaren, New Castle, Pa.
18221
Townsend (The) legion march song;
song, arr. Clement P. Slowey. ©1e.
June 26, 1936; E unp. 127245; Char-
lotte Rogers Palmer, Chicago. 18222
Trade wind; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 1, 1936; E unp. 126874;
Meymo U. Holt, Honolulu. 18223
806
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Tragedy (A) in the frozen north; w
Harlin Schoggen; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1936; E unp. 127175; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18224
Trail end; w Cristel Hastings, m Jo-
seph McManus. 1. High voice, in
E flat.—2. Low voice, in C. © June
11, 1936; E pub. 55810; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18225
Trail (The) isn’t sunny unless you
smile; w William Dicting, m G. M.
Caudle; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127152; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18226
Trailing the trails together; w and
melody. ©1ec. June 10,1936; E unp.
126289; Leo Ellis Wagner, Los An-
geles. 18227
Trans-continental; by Benny Goodman
and Dave Rose, arr. Spud Murphy ;
orch. pts. © June 10, 1986; E pub.
55698; Robbins music corp., New
York. 18228
Treading the stars with you; w Alice
Elizabeth DuBois; pf. © 1c. June
25, 19386; E unp. 127158; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18229
Trees against Miami skies; song. ©
1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126477; A.
Stanley Rescoe, East Tawas, Mich.
18230
Treetop serenade; w and melody. ©
1c June 20, 19386; E unp. 126844;
Joseph A. Foster, Columbus, O.
18231
Trieste souvenir; march, transcription
on Pietro Deiro’s Trieste overture,
Pietro Frosini; pf. accordion. ©
June 18, 1986; E pub. 56024; O. Pa-
gani & bro., New York. 18232
Trinia; pasodoble, letra S. Valverde y
R. de Léon, m M. L. Quiroga; pf.
© Dee. 1, 1935; HE for. 44774; Salva-
dor Valverde, Rafael de Léon and
Manuel L. Quiroga, Madrid. 18233
Trio; de Georges Migot; violon, violon-
celle et pf. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44791; Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris.
18234
Trojanowski Polish dance folio no. 3;
by L. Witkowski, arr.; orch. pts. ©
May 27, 1936; E pub. 56040; EH. Casey
Trojanowski, Dickson City, Pa.
18235
Trombone job; melody. © 1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126732; O. Bill Heyer,
Chaska, Minn. 18236
18249
Trudgin’; w and melody. © 1c. June
22, 1986; E unp. 126887; Fern Ida
Glasgow, Wooster, O. 18237
Try to get along with me; song. © 1
c. June 4, 1986; E unp. 125791; Net-
tie May Ward, Wichita. 18238
Trzecia szumka ukraifiska; przez Mi-
chat Zawadzki, op. 52; pf. © Dee.
30, 1935; E for. 44700; L. Idzikow-
ski, Warsaw, Poland. 182389
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Marche
slave; fox trot transcription Ferde
Grofé. © 1c. June 26, 1936; EB unp.
127271; Robbins music corp., New
York. 18240
Tu te trompais . . .; paroles et m Mare
Lanjean. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44777; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
18241
Tulip time; by Helen H. Broaddus;
pf., 4 hands. © June 22, 1936; BH
pub. 55943; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati, 18242
Turmhohe liebe; operette buch Herta
Lerden, texte H. Lerden u. Gustav
Heimo, m R. R. Schwarz. Libretto
and music. © 1c. May 16, 1936;
D 39098; Rudolf Richard Schwarz,
Vienna. 18242*
Turn back the time to the old turn-
stile; song. © 1c. June 12, 1936; E
unp. 126875; Oliver Temple Stone,
Los Angeles. 18243
Turn that tiger loose; w and melody.
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126658;
Louis Richard Otto, jr., New Orleans.
18244
Turn thee unto me; w from the Bible,
m F. Flaxington Harker; mixed
cho., with organ ace. © June 10,
1936; E pub. 55872; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18245
Twiddlin’ my thumbs; w Al. J. Nei-
burg, melody Jerry Levinson. © 1 .
June 18, 19386; E unp. 126656; Isham
Jones music corp., New York. 18246
Twilight; by F. Hershey; melody, with
Dre aces (©. 1 eine; 25,1 1936e95R
unp. 127130; E. Frantz Hershey, jr.,
Hershey, Pa. 18247
Twilight’s here; song. ©1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 126010 ; William Charles
Palmer, Edgerton, Wis. 18248
Twilight shadows; fox-trot, w Mrs.
Leon Tibbetts, and melody. ©1..
June 29, 1936; E unp. 127423; Leon
H. Tibbetts, Lynn, Mass. 18249
807
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18250
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
"Twill be far better some day; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
1936; E pub. 55997; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 18250
Two can live as cheap as one; fox-trot
song, melody C. Gerdes and Sam
Adelman. © 1 ec. June 10, 1986; E
unp. 126218; Catherine Gerdes, Cin-
cinnati. 18251
Two heads together are better than
one; pf. treble, with w. ©1c. June
5, 19386; E unp. 125867; Harold
Rand, Glendora, Calif. 18252
Two hearts divided; from Hearts di-
vided, w Al Dubin, French tr. David
Ormont, m Harry Warren; with
arr. for guit., etc. © June 17, 1936;
E pub. 55862; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York. 18253
Two lips; w and melody. ©1e. June
17, 1936; E unp. 126603; Maurice
Julian Lind, Chicago. 18254
Two lips among the tulips; wand mel-
ody B. Wells, Nat Simon and John
Redmond. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E
unp. 126939; Bob Wells, Brooklyn.
18255
Two littl unknowns; w and melody
Seymour Simons. © 1 c¢. June 23,
1936; E unp. 127019; Famous music
corp., New York. 18256
Two silhouettes on the wall; song, m
Marlea Vivian Lesher. © 1 ¢. June
24, 1936; E unp. 127088; Vivian Lee
Welch, Youngstown, O. 18257
Two tiny tots; song, melody Robert
Edward Roach. © 1c. June 4,
1936; E unp. 125773; Arthur James
Elderkin, Grand Rapids, Mich.
18258
U marcante in fiera (Le marchand A
la foire) ; poésie Santu Casanova, m
Henri Tomasi. © Apr. 1, 1936; E
for. 44802; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 18259
Ultra modern method for standard
guitar. ©1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125919; Armand Edmond Lafrance,
Ocean Park, Calif. 18260
Unaccustomed as I am; w Arthur W.
Schmidt, m Richard Rathvon Uhl.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 126648;
John Hamilton Uhl, jr., Kingston,
Pa. 18261
Under a cedar tall by the mansion
wall; fox-trot song. © 1c May 11,
1986; E unp. 126965; Sarah Mc-
Pherson, Greenwood, Miss. 18262
Under a Gypsy moon; w Vella Mae
Johns; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126099; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18263
Under the Florida moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125949;
Alex Givens, Cleveland. 18264
Under the silver moon; w and m
Ethelyn Hibson. © 1 e@. May 23,
1936; E unp. 125883; S. Hthel Wood,
New Providence, Ia. 18265
Under the spell of the moon; valse
song. © 1c. May 11, 1936; EB unp.
126962; A. W. Parshley, Kilgore,
Tex. 18266
Underneath the blasted oak; w and m
Leslie Weston; with ukulele arr.
and chords for pf. aceordion. ©
May 9, 1936; E for. 44635; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
18267
Underneath the shady trees; w and
melody. ©1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125499; Dorothy C. Le Duc, Port-
land, Or. 18268
Unforgotten dream; w Harlin bros.
and Geo. Bailey, m arr.; Hawaiian
euit., in diagram. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 55649; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 18269
Unsere braunen jungen; marsch, Paul
Lincke; orch. stimmen. © Feb. 6,
1936; E for. 44748; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 18270
Until the dawn; w and m Ray Neapoli-
tan; pf. ©1c. June 4, 1936; EB unp.
125739; Angelo Napolitan, Braddock,
Pa. 18271
Until the day; w and m Clarence Olm-
stead; high voice. © May 25, 1936;
E pub. 55863; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18272
Until you say you’re mine; w and m
Pat Hunter. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 127001; Wallace Moir, Los
Angeles. 18278
Unwanted love; w Josie Carter; pf.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126117;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18274
Up and down the scale; w R. Bloch
and Herman Heller, and melody. ©
1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125880;
Rosalind Bloch, Youngstown, O.
18275
808
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
18302
Up yonder; hymn, w Edward Fergu-
sen and Christian Nelsen, m C. Nel-
sen. © May 138, 1936; E pub. 55611 ;
Elmo L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J.
18276
Upper (The) room; hymn, w and m
Baylus Benjamin McKinney. © May
14, 1936; E pub. 55720; Sunday school
board of the Southern Baptist con-
vention, Nashville. 18277
Use me, Lord; hymn. © Mar. 14, 1936;
E pub. 55634; Merrill Dunlop, Chi-
cago. 18278
Useless; fox trot; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. May 25, 1936; E unp. 126199;
Pat Clinton, Indianapolis. 18279
Vacation days; waltz, w Vivian Fer-
rary; pf. accordion. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 56083; Fred Barbieri,
New York. 18280
Vagabond sweetheart; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
126621; Margie Scroggins, Festus,
Mo. 18281
Vagrant; w Elizabeth M. Dinwiddie,
m Linn Seiler, op. 22, no. 3, arr.
Chester Wallis; sop., alto and bass
cho. © June 27, 1936; E pub. 56104 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 18282
Vale (The) of the Hudson; song. ©
1 c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126245;
Edwin Coffey, Hartford. 18283
Valse d’un beau soir; par M. Vogade;
orch. ou jazz ptes. © Apr. 17, 1936;
E for. 44479; Société anonyme des
Editions Ricordi, Paris. 18284
paroles Robermarino, m M. Vo-
gade. © Apr. 27, 1936; E for. 44480 ;
Société anonyme des _ Editions
Ricordi, Paris. 18285
Valse débonnaire; by A. Paganucci; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © June 10, 1936; E
pub. 55871; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18286
Valzer lento; di Vincenzo Tommasini ;
orch. Partitura. © May 25, 1936; E
for. 44501; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
18287
Vellones (Pierre) Cing épitaphes; op.
73, nos. 1-5, paroles d’aprés un
poéte inconnu du 18° siécle, et autres.
© Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 44797 ; Rouart,
Lerolle & cie., Paris. 18288
Verliebte (Der) wauwau; operette, Os-
kar Felix, m Walter W. Goetze.
Klavierauszug mit text zum dirig-
ieren eingerichtet. © Nov. 30, 1935;
E for. 44535; Allegro theaterverlag,
=m. b. h., Berlin. 18289
Vi bisti main mamma; w Morris Rund,
and melody. © 1. June 4, 1936;
E unp. 125786; Julius Jaffe, Brook-
lyn. 18290
Victor of the turf; pf.; in D min. ©
1 ec. June 10, 1936; E unp. 126290;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
18291
Victorious decision songs; composed
and compiled. © June 19, 1936; AA
209038 ; Joseph Theo. Larson, Minne-
apolis. 18292
Vid en kvarn pa en slitt; foxtrot, text
och musik: Fryman, Ake Séderblom
och Paddock; pf. © June 6, 1936;
E for. 44863 ; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 18293
Vienne nous appelle; valse viennoise,.
H. Mateo; violons 1, 2, cello, contre--
basse et pf. conducteur. © Jan. 30,.
1936; E for. 44732; H. MacKnight,.
Paris. 18294
Vine (The) covered shack in the moun-
tains; w Clee Lavant; pf. ©1«
June 8, 19386; E unp. 126108; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18295
Virginia Lee; w Jimmie Harlin and
Geo. Bailey, m arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
in diagram. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub.
55650; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
18296
Visages (Les) aimés d’autrefois; pa-
roles et mélodie. © 1 ¢ May 21,
1936; E unp. 127392; Emmanuel
Delahaye, Saint-Malo, Ille-et-Vilaine,
France. 18297
Visions of you; song. ©1e. June 15,
1936; E unp. 126495; Dalton Bernard
Blech, Oak Park, I]. 18298
Vittoria (La) di Mussolini; versi Ro-
saria Sanza Tafarella, melodia S.
Tafarella. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 126006; Santi Tafarella, Ro-
saria Tafarella and Mildred Egan,
New York. 18299
Vo piru byla; based on Russian folk
tune; pf. and violin. © 1c. June 6,
1986; E unp. 125903; Alexander N.
Zaroubine, New York. 18300
Vocal improvisation for A—20'; w and
melody E. Alexander. © 1c. June
4, 1986; EH unp. 125807; Movietone
music corp., New York. 18301
Vogler (Julius) Five hundred and
twenty six ready to use modula-
tions ; to and from all keys. © June
5, 19386; AA 206627; George F.
Briegel, ine., New York. 183802
809
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18303
Voices in the night; w and m Cubby
Nicholson. © 1c. June 5, 1936; E
unp. 125844; Marian Alton Nichol-
son, Milwaukee. 18303
Volynka ; based on Russian folk tune;
pf. and violin. ©1c. June 6, 1936;
EK unp. 125905; Alexander N. Zarou-
bine, New York. 18304
Vorwirts in die neue zeit; marsch,
Hugo Krtitzfeldt, op. 41; orch. stim-
men. © June 15, 1934; E for. 44417;
Hamburger musik-verlag, Hamburg,
Germany. 183805
Vuélveme a querer; vals cancion; pf.
©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126035 ;
Manuel S. Acuna, Los Angeles.
8306
W twoich ramionach; wale angielski,
stowa Andrzeja Wiasta, m M. Mier-
zejewskiego, arr. Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © May 11, 1986;.E for.
44696; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
18307
z Hollywood, stowa Andrzeja
Wiasta, m Mieczystawa Mierzejew-
skiego. © May 11, 1936; E for.
44695; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
18308
Wail (The) of the wind; w Lucille
Longman, and melody. ©1c. June
11, 1936; E unp. 126296; M. Kenneth
Boss, Brooklyn. 18309
Wait for me where the sea meets the
sandy shore; w and melody Tod El-
der. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126434; Dorothy M. Elder, Philadel-
phia. 18310
Wait on the Lord; w from Psalm 27;
low voice. © June 10, 1936; E pub.
55795; Charles A. Pierce, Spring-
field, Mass. 18311
Waitin’ for the judgment day; w
Pauline Heckman, and melody. ©
1 ec. June 27, 1986; E unp. 127337;
Luella Towl, Lakewood, O. 18312
Waiting; song. © 1c. May 28, 1936;
E unp. 125534; Astrid Bergdahl,
Portland, Or. 183138
Waiting for dawn; song, w Russell
William Wootton. © 1. June 8,
1936; E unp. 125985; Dorothy Lloyd
Bloomfield, Detroit. 18314
Waiting in the shadow of the pine;
w Lee Glaze; pf. © 1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 126112; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 18315
pt. II, n.s., v.31
Walkin’ in the garden with Louise;
song. © 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp.
126804; James Cottrell Eaton, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 18316
Walkin’ on air; w and melody. ©1e.
June 15, 1986; EH unp. 126459; Jerry -
Edding, Tulsa, Okl. 18317
Walking arm in arm with you; w and
melody. ©1e. June 5, 1936; E unp.
125849; Russell Dean Malray,
Montesano, Wash. 18318
Walking around in a daze; song. ©
1 c@ June 4, 1986; E unp. 125792;
Robert Alexander Anderson, Hono-
lulu, I.) Hi: 18319
Walking around in the park; song. ©
1 ec. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125664;
Gladys A. Noyes, Limestone, Me.
18320
Walking in the moonlight; song, m
Blanche 8S. Reed. © 1c. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127058; Arthur F. Reed,
Los Angeles. 18321
Wall (The) street blues; new cho., w
andm. ©1ce. June 29, 1936; E unp.
127393; Ben H. Shilling, South Bend,
Ind. 18322
Walton (William) Symphony; orch.
Miniature se. © Apr. 16, 1936; E
for. 44646; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 18323
Waltz (A) by Strauss; w Fred Frank-
lin Schrader; sop. solo and sop. and
alto cho. © 1c. June 8, 1936; EB
unp. 126025; Anita Schade, Wash-
ington. 18324
Waltz in blue; w W. A. Horejsi, m EH.
O. Eaton; pf. treble. © 1c June
22, 1936; E unp. 126987; Everett
O. Eaton and Walter A. Horejsi, St.
Cloud, Minn. 18325
Waltz (A) of the night; song. ©le.
June 24, 19836; E unp. 127057; John
Frederick Eckels, Baltimore.
18326
Waltz of the waves; melody, with pf.
ace. © May 23, 19386; E pub. 56044;
Anne P. Wetherell, West Newton,
Mass. 18327
Waltzing in mem’ry with you; song.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126885 ;
Stella Watts Hollowell, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif. 18328
Waltzing in the moonlight ; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126633; John A.
Schreiber, Milwaukee. 18329
810
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
18356
Wander off to Slumber land; w Victor
Calhoun, melody Johnny Lou. © 1
ec. May 16, 1936; E unp. 126809;
John Freda, Philadelphia. 18330
Wandering ; musical impression; orch.
Sec. © 1c June 13, 1986; E unp.
126419; Rosolino De Maria, New
York. 18331
Was it just a dream; w and m Mar-
garet Mary Muenzen, arr. Theresa
Lombardo. © 1c. June 9, 1936; E
unp. 126041; Margaret Muenzen,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 18332
Was sich liebt, neckt sich; polka, aus
Der lustige kriez, Johann Strauss,
op. 399, arr. Rich. Atzler; odeon u.
salonorch. stimmen. © June 3,
1936; E for. 44551; Aug. Cranz, g.
m. b. h., Leipzig. : 18333
Washington on parade; melody. ©1c.
June 3, 1936; E unp. 126200; Ralph
A. Gold and David Davis, New York.
18334
Watch your step; w and melody. ©
1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127059;
Rosario Crisafulli, New York. 183835
Water sprites; by Leila Fletcher; pf.
© June 22, 1936; E pub. 56034; Har-
old Flammer, inc., New York. 18336
Wavelets; by Ella Ketterer; pf. ©
June 27, 1936; E pub. 56110; Boston
music co., Boston. 18337
Way down South; w and m Romeo
Casearino. © 1c June 16, 19386; E
unp. 126523; Vincent Cascarino,
Philadelphia. 18338
‘Way up North; m Josephine Shep-
herd; pf., with w. © June 11, 1936;
E pub. 55818; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 18339)
We gaan de wijde wereld in; wandel-
lied, tekst: Jacques van Tol, m:
Joop de Leur. © Apr. 28, 1936; E
for. 44680; Metro music co., Amster-
dam, Holland. 18340
We have met, we have loved, we have
parted; song, melody Gene Panzone.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 126478;
Gladys A. Bluteau, Grand Isle, Vt.
18341
We'll smile together; w Marie Hen-
ning; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1936; H
unp. 126090; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18342
We love our own Montana; song. ©
June 6, 18386; E pub. 55744; Nona
Alice Weiser, Three Forks, Mont.
18343.
We're back together again; song. ©
1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126914;
Dorothy Chaffee LeDuc, Portland,
Or. 18344
We're bound to land with Landon;
song, melody Len Gray and EK. M.
Sullivan. © 1c. June 20, 1986; HB
unp. 1268386; Edward M. Sullivan,
New Bedford, Mass. 18345
We're for you, Franklin D.; m Hen-
rietta Huttemeyer; pf., with w. ©
es dune 29° 1936 >" ER unp:. 12673;
Freda Sadokerski, Jersey City.
18346
We're happy by the river, in our rustie
mountain home; w Benjamin Fred-
erick Clark; pf. lye. une 25,
1936; E unp. 127151; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 18347
We're identical; w Irving Taylor, mel-
ody Vic Mizzy. ©1c. June 12, 1936;
EK unp. 126349; Famous music corp.,
New York. 18348
We're nearing the end of the trail; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. June 13, 1936;
E unp. 126407; Annie Sallie Potter,
Chicago. 18349
We're saying good-bye; w and melody
Virginia Wise. ©1c. June 26, 1936;
EK unp. 127257; Mrs. W. A. Spencer,
Sikeston, Mo. 18350
We sail the ocean blue; w W. S. Gil-
bert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Wall-
ingford Riegger ; 2-pt. boys’ cho. ©
June 11, 1986; H pub. 55854; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 18351
We thank Thee, Father, God; hymn,
w and m Alice M. Pullen. © May 15,
1986; E pub. 55788; Sidney Adams
Weston, Boston. 18352
We thank you Mister Roosevelt; song.
©1ce June 8, 1936; E unp. 126089;
William A. Holmes, Chicago. 18353
We two; w A. Payette, m V. C. Left-
wich: ‘© 1 c. June 2, 1936; FE unp.
1256384; Vernon C. Leftwich, Los
Angeles, and Amy Payette, Glendale,
Calif. 18354
We've got our bonus now; song. © 1
e. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125776;
August Korban, Washington. 18355
Wear a little smile for everyone, and
everyone will wear a smile for you;
w and melody. ©1e. June 24, 1936;
E unp. 127060; LeRoy H. Casto, Los
Angeles. 18356
811
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT
18357
Weather (The) beaten cabin at the
place where the river makes the
bend; w and m Floyd Guyer; pf. ©
1 ec. June 8, 1986; E unp. 126085;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18357
Wee bit laddies; w and m Louise
Christine Rebe; pf. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 55939; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 18358
Week (A) from some Tuesday; pf.,
with w. ©1c. May 22, 1936; E unp.
125735; Rosalie Staal, Jefferson, Wis.
18359
Weep you no more, sad fountains; w
anon., m Greville Cooke; unison
voices. © May 138, 1936; E for.
44583; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 18360
Weet je nog hoe het was; tango, Holl.
tekst: Kovacs Lajos, muziek en
duitsche tekst: Sabine Sutter. ©
Apr. 28, 1986; E for. 44631; Metro
musie co., Amsterdam, Holland.
18361
Wegierska piosenka; tango-csardas,
stowa: WI. Krzemifski, m: Frank i
Gert. © May 11, 1936; E for. 44680;
Editions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
18362
Weird etudes; futuristic and atonal
studies; saxophone, clarinet, violin,
flute and oboe. © Feb. 24, 1936; E
pub. 55621; David Gornston, New
York. 18363
Welfare (The) blues; fox trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. June
26, 1936; E unp. 127220; David C.
Hicks, High Point, N. C. 18364
Wenn die sonne schlafen geht; aus
Frau Luna, w H. Bolten-Baeckers, m
Paul Lincke. © June 25, 1935; E
for. 44515; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 18865.
intermezzo, aus Frau Luna, Paul
Lincke; pf. © June 25, 1935; EH for.
44516; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 18366
Wenn ein ungarmiidel zum tanze geht;
foxtrott, text Ernst Nebhut u. Wal-
ter Jiger, m W. Jiger. © Mar. 38,
1936; E for. 44520; Johann André,
Offenbach a/M., Germany. 18367
arr. L. Kletsch; orch.
stimmen, mit gesangstrio. © Mar.
3, 1936; E for. 44521; Johann André,
Offenbach a/M., Germany. 18368
ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
West of the Rockies; w and m Arthur
Fields, Fred Hall and Yank Taylor.
© June 23, 1936; E pub. 56012; Pied-
mont music co., ine., New York.
18369
Western pal; w and melody Joe Dris-
coll and Charley Nichoils. © 1 e.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127300; Joseph
Earl Driscoll and Charles Dwight
Nicholls, Lemont, Ill. 18370
Western trails; w and m Ray Arley.
© 1c. June 23, 1936; E unp. 127013;
John Raymond Hartley, San Fran-
cisco. 18371
What a brown skin maiden taught me;
Hawaiian hula song, w and melody.
© 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126412;
Andy Iona Long, Los Angeles.
18372
What a lovely evening; w Nelson Cor-
nell, melody Bill Hands. ©1e. June
2, 1986; E unp. 125681; William AI-
fred Hands, Rutherford, N. J. 183873
What d’ya think of that, boys; w and
m Harry Woods; with ukulele arr.
© May 15, 1936; B for. 44713 ; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. 18374
What do you mean; w and melody. ©
1 c June 29, 1986; E unp. 127412 ;
Irvin DeLora Zundel, Los Angeles.
18375
What does a sweetheart mean; w Tom
J. Cassidy, m H. D. Benn. ©1.«.
June 27, 19386; E unp. 127348: Jos.
Tom Hisberger and Hubert Dave
Benn, Milwaukee. 18376
What does it mean; w Leon Flatow
and Ted White, melody Jack Meskill.
© 1c. June 13, 1936; E unp. 126496;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 18377
What have we got the moon for; w Cy
Merriman, melody Arthur Berman.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126901;
Carl Mirman, Washington. 18378
What I found in you; song, w Arnold
Azya. ©1e. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125665; Egidio Morra, Brooklyn.
18379
What is love; fox trot song, melody
F. C. Moody, jr., and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127228;
Frank C. Moody, jr., Wewoka, Ok1.
18380
What is this romantic feeling: w and
melody. © 1 e¢ June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125661 ; Jimmie Franklin, Holly-
wood, Calif. 18381
812
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
What’s a goose gonna do; w and mel-
ody. ©1. June 13, 1936; E unp.
126410; William Albert Catenaro,
Uniontown, Pa. 18382
What’s it all about; w B. Nisen, mel-
ody M. Davidson. © 1c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127434; Milton David-
son and Barney Nisen, Los Angeles.
18383
What’s the answer baby; w A. Castle,
melody P. P. Mucha. © 1c. June 2,
1936; E unp. 125707; Aline Castle
and Paul P. Mucha, New York.
18384
What’s the big idea; w and m Russ
Sm are ©, Re Rapp. ©’ 1-c.
June 4, 1936; E unp. 125759; Russell
A. Smith, Dormont, Pa. 18385
What’s the use; song. © 1c. June 18,
1936; E unp. 126698; Russell A.
Smith, Dormont, Pa. 18386
What’s the use of living; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125882; Ralph V. Scagliarini, Spring-
field, Mass. 18387
w and melody. © 1c. June 1,
1936; EH unp. 125511; Russell Dean
Malray, Montesano, Wash. 18388
What’s this; w and melody Bobby
Worth and Stanley Cowan. © 1.
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126749; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 18389
w Milt Gross and Ray Klages, m
James V. Monaco. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127112; Words & music,
inc., New York. 18390:
What this country needs; from Pennies
from heaven, w Johnny Burke, mel-
ody Arthur Johnston. © 1c. June
10, 1936; E unp. 126228; Select music
publications, inc., New York. 18391
What would I do without you: w H.
Disher, m A. Castaneda. © 1 ec.
June 24, 1936; E unp. 127072; Ati
Castaneda and Hugh Disher, Red-
wood City, Calif. 18392
What would you give in exchange; w
and m John Hancock; pf. treble. ©
1 ec. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126551;
Joe Davis, inc., New York. 18393
When; w Charlie Tobias, melody Peter
De Rose. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E
unp. 126814; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 18394.
When and where will I find someone
to care; w and melody Benny Davis
and J. Fred Coots. © 1c. June 20,
1936; E unp. 126816; Words & music,
inec., New York. 18395
84306—36——8
18407
When Big Ben strikes its midnight
chimes, and London starts to sleep;
w and melody. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 126441; Christina Lambert
Sewell, Berkley, Mich. 18396
When bluebonnets are blooming; w
Mary Emilia Sullivan, m Josephine
Canfield. © Apr. 27, 1986; E pub.
559666; Richard Drake Saunders, Los
Angeles. 18397
When bluebonnets are in bloom; w
E. C. Winkler, m F. W. Hausen-
fluck. © 1c. June 4, 1936; E unp.
125761; Eura Crockett Winkler,
Cameron, Tex., and Frances Wright
Hausenfluck, Georgetown, Tex.
18398
When death calls your name; w and
m Elza William Dudley; mixed
voices. © May 2, 1936; E pub.
50591; Dudley & Buchanan, St.
Louis. 18399
When dreaming of the loved one that
you miss; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 ec June 19, 1986; E unp. 126780;
William L. Stooksbury, Knoxville,
Tenn. 18400
When evening breezes blow; song. ©
1 « May 27, 1936; E unp. 125662;
Carl T. White, New York. 18401
When first my eyes beheid you dear,
I knew, I knew, you were my dream
man, my dream man; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 3, 1986; E unp.
125700; Henrietta Sophia Littell,
Biloxi, Miss. 18402
When I am blue; song, w John S. Ran-
dolpbh. © 1c. June 1, 1986; E unp.
125524; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 18403
When I am called to death; w Mildred
Zimmerman, m Jean Hon fi. e. Jean
Hon Johnson] © 1c. June 8, 1936;
BE unp. 125969; Lois Hon Johnson,
Detroit. 18404
When I am with you dear; w and
melody. © 1c. June 1, 1936; EH
unp. 125600; Stella Thamer, La
Jolla, Calif. 18405
When I first met you; fox trot, w and
melody. © 1c June 1, 1986; H
unp. 126198; Alfred Cavaliere, Phil-
adelphia. 18406
When I found you; w John Bever and
Ralph Miller, m Lloyd Sorrells. ©
1c June 25, 19386; E unp. 127110;
Charles Lloyd Sorrells, Sarasota,
Fla. 18407
813
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18408
When I go to sleep I want to dream of
mother; song. ©1 ce. June 8, 19386;
E unp. 125999; Blanche Harper
Bradford, Rogue River, Or. 18408
When I look your way; w M. J. Peter-
son, and melody. © 1. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126401; Michael J.
Peterson and LeRoy Magruder,
Baltimore. 18409:
When I’m walking with you; Song.
© 1c. June 8, 19386; E unp. 125961 ;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 18410
When I meet you on the street; song,
m Ruby Seely-Gervais. © 1c. June
27, 1936; E unp. 127408; Nellie M.
Seely, Portland, Or. 18411
When I sail across the sea my heart
will be your own; pf., with w. ©
1c June 1, 1986; E unp. 125505;
Julia Ann Coe, San _ Bernardino,
Calif. 18412
When I take you to town; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 16, 1936; E ump.
126538; Michael Halapy, Steuben-
ville, O. 18413
When it rains, we let it rain on the
range; w and m Willie Raskin, Bill
Barry and Jean Herbert; with guit.
arr. © Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 55982;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 18414
When it’s August in the District of
Columbia; w and melody Paul Gib-
bons and Roy Ringwald. © 1 ©¢.
June 1, 1986; E unp. 125558; Harry
Engel, inc., New York. 18415
When it’s moonlight on the desert; w
and melody. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
H unp. 125502; Grace M. Beaver, Los
Angeles. 18416
When it’s springtime back home again ;
w and melody. ©1c. June 18, 1936;
E unp. 126649; Donald E. Niksch,
Hobart, Ind. 18417
When Johnnie sings; w Alex Scott, m
Lindley Evans; mixed cho. © May
1, 1986; E for. 44572; W. H. Paling
& co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
18418
When love comes my way; pf., with
wi... Cu c, June 1) 1936. oR. smn.
125599; Basil Henry Freeman, High
Point, N. C. 18419
When love is new and the moon is
low; song. © 1c. June 30, 19386;
EH unp. 127486; Jack Kopt, Phila-
delphia. 18420
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
When love slips thru your finger tips;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. June 3, 1936; E unp. 125715;
Marietta Leidy, Pittsburgh. 18421
When my little boy comes home from
school; song. © May 6, 1936; E
pub. 55506; Laura Bower Van Nuys,
Cranford, N. J. 18422)
When my ship comes in; w Della S.
Gyles; pf. © 1c June 8, 1986; EB
unp. 126106; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18423
When roses bloom; rose cantata or
play, Elsie Duncan Yale and others,
m J. Lincoln Hall and others, com-
piled E. D. Yale. © May 7, 1936;
D 389694; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 18423*
When the April showers reach Hawaii;
w Lysle Tomerlin, and melody. ©
1 e. June 9 1986; H unp. 126178;
Andy Iona Long, Los Angeles.
18424
When the band starts swingin’ it: w
and melody. © 1c. June 13, 1936;
E unp. 126409; William Albert Cate-
naro, Uniontown, Pa. 18425
When the evening shadows fall; song,
w Mattie Virginia Grant and J. H.
Thilenius. © 1c. June 27, 1936;
E unp. 127347; Jessie Hubbard Thil-
enius, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 18426
When the hula goes down and around;
w and melody. ©1c. June 17, 1936;
E unp. 1266382; Raymond W. Hayden
and John A. Noble, Honolulu. 18427
When the moon shines down in dear
old Nevada; song, m Geo. Lessner.
© 1c. May 23, 1936; E unp. 125730;
Alexander Morrison, Yale, Mich.
18428
When the roses bloom in Oregon; song.
© 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp. 125507;
Jordan Belle Lawson, Portland, Or.
18429
When the stars bid the moon good-
night; w Harry D. Kerr, and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢ June 5, 1936; EH unp.
125824; Frederick McManus, Holly-
wood, Calif. 18430
When the sun sets on the golden Pa-
cific; song. ©1e. June 24, 1986; E
unp. 127127; Joseph Buckley Gas-
kell, Long Beach, Calif. 18431
When the swallows nest again; fox-
trot, w Jack Stevens, m Sydney Ed-
mund. © May 5, 1986; HE for. 445983 ;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 18432
814
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
When two lips betray two eyes; w J.
Hedblom, melody F. Harrison. © 1
e. June 10, 1936; EH unp. 126260; Fred
Harrison and Jack Hedblom, Detroit.
18433
When we walk with Jesus home; song,
melody Leon de Costa. © 1c. June
20, 1936; E unp. 126832; Ella Cain,
Boyne City, Mich. 18434
When you are mine; w and melody.
© 1e. June 5, 1936; E unp. 126502;
Virginia Mary Conry, Covington, Ky.
18435
When you called me sweetheart ; song,
w Lenita Gray. ©1c. June 9, 1936;
E unp. 126144; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 18436
When you come back; valse song. ©
1 c. May 11, 1936; E unp. 126964;
Hsther Souders, Sebastopol, Calif.
18437
When you found someone new; w and
melody. © 1c. May 28, 1936; E unp.
126716; Gaston Corriveau, Lewiston,
Me. 18438
When you’re rolling on your roller
skates; song. © 1c. June 6, 19386;
E unp. 125972; Isabelle R. Rauden-
bush, Philadelphia. 18439
When you smile on me; w M. J. Peter-
son, and melody. © 1c. June 138,
1936; E unp. 126400; Michael J. Pet-
erson and LeRoy Magruder, Balti-
more. 18440
When you stepped out, you stepped
right into my arms; w Ruth Caro-
line Foisy; pf. ©1c. June 25, 1936;
E unp. 127162; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18441
When you stole my heart; fox-trot, w
Sally Frederick and J. Presti, and
melody. ©1c. June 4, 1986; E unp.
125779; Joseph Presti, Brooklyn.
18442
Where earth and heaven meet; waltz
song. ©1c. June 29, 19386; E unp.
127465; Inez McCune Williamson,
San Francisco. 18443
Where is my home; Gypsy waltz; pf.
©1c. June 15, 1986; E unp. 126430;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 18444
Where is the Cheshire cat; w Irene
Taylor, m Gail Ridgway Brown; sop.
1, 2 and alto cho. © June 27, 1986;
EH pub. 56106; Boston music co.,
Boston. 18445
18458
Where the mountains reach the moon;
w and m Enoch Light, Larry Stock
and Al Bryan; with guit. arr. ©
June 24, 19836; E pub. 56074; Mills
music, inc., New York. 18446
Where the sweet purple columbine
grows; song, arr. Evelyn Tozier. ©
1c. June 12, 1936; E unp. 126373;
Marion EH. McKee, Davenport, Ia.
18447
Where those spring lilies grow; w Leo
Alloysious Bradin; pf. ©1e. June
8, 1936; E unp. 126089; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18448
Where you going with your band man;
w and melody. ©1c. June 26, 1936;
EK unp. 127199; Benjamin N. Rogers,
New York. 18449
Wherever He leads I'll go; hymn, w
and m Baylus Benjamin McKinney.
© May 14, 1936; E pub. 55722; Sun-
day school board of the Southern
Baptist convention, Nashville.
18450
Wherever you are; song. © 1c. May
20, 1986; E unp. 125723; John B.
Becton, Hot Springs, Ark. 18451
Wherever you go, wherever you dwell,
there shall be my happy home; w
Ernst von Theelen; pf. © 1c. June
8, 19386; E unp. 126114; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18452
Which is the properest day ; by Thomas
Arne, arr. Kenneth G. Kelley ; mixed
cho. © June 27, 1936; E pub. 56100;
Boston music co., Boston. 18453
Which one of the men are you; hymn.
© May 28, 1936; E pub. 55522; Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 18454
While I dance this waltz with you; w
and melody. ©1e June 1, 1936; E
unp. 125601; Joseph Buckstein, Pasa-
dena. 18455
While prairie stars guide me home; w
Cy Merriman, melody Arthur Ber-
man and Victor Baron. © 1c. June
22, 1986; E unp. 126908; Carl Mir-
man, Washington. 18456
While there is love; w Tot Seymour, m
Joe Reichman, pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © June 4,
1936; E pub. 55679; Famous music
corp., New York. 18457
— melody Joe Reichman. © 1
ec. May 28, 1936; EH unp. 125545; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 18458
815
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18459
pt. Ill, n.s., v.31
Whisper in my ear; melody. © 1.
June 2, 1986; E unp. 125640; Martin
Belfore Lindenhurst, L. I., N. Y.
18459
Whisper your name; w and melody Ed
Kirkeby. © 1c. June 12, 1936; E
unp. 126359; Lang-Worth feature pro-
grams, ine., New York. 18460:
Whistle it; by Jewell Hennessy; vio-
lin and pf. © Mar. 20, 1936; E for.
44548; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
18461
White (The) birch trail; w Cora Win-
decker; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1986; E
unp. 126074; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18462
White horsemen; w Lionel Johnson,
m Desmond MacMahon; unison
voices. © May 15, 1936; E for.
44607 ; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
18463
White jasmine; by Olive Dungan; pf.
© May 28, 1986; E pub. 55639; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 18464
Who can see no fault in me; song, w
Jean McRobert. © 1 «@ June 23,
1936; E unp. 126948; Charles Elmer
McRobert, Los Angeles. 18465
Who can you blame; w and melody.
©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127471;
Ethel Florence Johnson-Wolfe, Los
Angeles. 18466
Who gives a hoot; w and melody; arr.
Dick Kent. ‘© 1 ec. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 127078; Frances R. Vogel,
New York. 18467
Who has saved our skin and pelt; w
and m Anold Crank, arr. Hmerson
Stiles; pf. © 1c. June 24, 1936; E
unp. 127044; Jacob Fisher, New
York. 18468
Who's dat knockin’; song. ©1c. June
20, 19386; E unp. 126900; Marion
Mouges, Philadelphia. 18469
Who wouldn’t be thrilled; w and mel-
ody Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
© 1c. June 1, 1986; E unp. 125549;
Harry Hngel inc., New York. 18470
Why; pf., with w. © 1c. June 1,
1936; E unp. 125561; Ben (Ace)
Harrison, New York. 18471
Why am I lonesome and blue; w and
m Minette Giumarra. © 1c. June
5, 1986; E unp. 125848; Minnie
Giumarra, Los Angeles. 18472
Why are you silent; song. ©1ce. June
22, 19386; EH unp. 126870; George W.
Bryant, Waco, Tex. 18473
Why can’t dreams go on forever ; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp.
126865; Charlotte Kolb, Brandon,
Wis. 18474
Why can’t I; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 5, 19386; E unp. 125861; Ross
Arthur Tigert, Washington. 18475
Why can’t I forget you; song. ©1e.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 126968; Mabel
Thompson, Long Beach, Calif. 18476
Why did I fall in love with you; w
and melody. © 1. June 8, 1936;
EK unp. 126007; Hugene Adrien Pey-
roux, Baton Rouge, La. 18477
Why did you say you loved me; fox-
trot, w EF. Wyrembek, melody KH.
Madden. © 1 c¢. June 11, 1936: E
unp. 126305; Florence Wyrembek,
Chicago, and Edward Madden, Syr-
acuse. 18478
Why do I lie to myself about you; w
and m Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; with arr. for guit., ete ©
May 29, 1936; E pub. 55516; Harry
Engel, inc., New York. 18479
Why do you go wasting kisses on
somebody else; w Gari Lav; pf. ©
1 c June 8, 1936; E unp. 126119;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18480
Why do you hesitate; w and melody.
© 1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127098;
Lester 8S. Holland, San Pedro, Calif.
18481
Why don-cha; song, pf. se. arr. Bob
Taylor. © 1c. June 18, 1936; H
unp. 126729; Percy Gianella, Denver.
18482
Why don’t you write me; song, w
Helen Kirsch. © 1 ec. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125525; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 18483
Why have you forgotten; w and mel-
ody Ed Kirkeby. © 1. June 12,
19386; E unp. 126353; Lang-Worth
feature programs, inc., New York.
18484
Why Herbie wasn’t named; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 23, 1936; E unp.
127012; Peter J. Killeen, Hartford.
18485
hy must you; w and melody; arr.
Ray Chesnut. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 126933; Roy Edward Merrill,
Smyrna, Ga. 18486
816
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Why pretend; w and melody Kay
Twomey, George W. Meyer and
Tempo King. © 1c. June 1, 1936;
E unp. 125557; Harry Engel, inc.,
New York. 18487
Why should I forget; waltz song, mel-
ody Karl Kaye. © 1c. June 26,
19386; E unp. 127231; C. Pearl Rob-
inson, New Lexington, O. 18488
Widjiwagan; comic opera, libretto N.
Boardman, m sc. H. D. Brown.
1c. June 4, 1986; D 39092; Neil
Boardman and Hugh D. Brown, St.
Paul. 18488*
Wild West songs; pf. solos and pf.,
with w; with guit. arrs. © June 1$,
1936; E pub. 55832; Hmory B. Glenn,
Hollywood, Calif. 18489
Will I be waitin’ to-night; w James
Cappetta, and melody. © 1c June
Pees np. 125711: Henry
Horvath, Chicago. 18490
Will ya, won’t ya; song, pf. arr. Dick
Kent. ©1c. June 26, 1936; E unp.
127239; Dennis Lewis, Malad City,
Id. 18491
Will you know me when you’re famous;
w Sam Ward, Sylvia Bressler, mel-
ody Helen Bernard. © 1c. June 27,
1936; E unp. 127327; Dave Ringle,
New York. 18492
Will you promise me that; w Cecil
Warner; pf. © 1c. June 8 1936;
E unp. 126105; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18493
Will you toast to my luck; song, w
Leota Lane. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 126469; Ted Cella, New York.
18494
Will you waltz with me; song. ©
June 2, 1936; H pub. 55784; Alfred
N. Simms, Chicago. 18495
Will you wear that little ring; w and
inelody. © 1° May 16, 1986: E
unp. 125543; H. M. Sosnowchik,
Campbell, O. 18496
Williams (The Ernest S.) modern
method for trumpet or cornet. v. 1.
1. Trumpet or cornet pt—2. Pf. acc.
© May 27, June 1, 1936; A 207590,
207591; Ernest S. Williams, Brook-
lyn. 18497, 18498
Wind of the western seas; w Bernard
Barricks, melody Hal Stearns. ©
1c. June 12, 1986; EH unp. 126327;
Harold Stearns Steinberg, Los An-
geles. 18499
18513
Windswept; pf. © 1c. June 27, 1936;
K eunp. 127326; Jerry Bump, Evans-
ville, Ind. 18500
Wine, woman and song; waltz, Johann
Strauss, transcribed Ferde Grofé. ©
1c. June 26, 1986; E unp. 127279;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18501
by Gloria Rosita
Bryant, op. 4; pf. ©1c¢ June 27,
1936; E unp. 127301; Ernest L.
Bryant, Jacksonville, Fla. 18502
Wings of romance; melody, with pf,
Winged souvenir;
acc. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126458; Harry Zieve, Chicago.
18503
Winnetou; foxtrot, w Hans Fritz
Beckmann, m Harold M. Kirchstein.
© Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 444438;
Wiener bohéme verlag, g. m. Db. h.,
Berlin. 18504
Wisconsin centennial march; solo B
flat cornet conductor. © 1 ¢. June
18, 1986; EH unp. 126702; George
Urban, Manitowoc, Wis. 18505
Wise (Jessie Moore) 10 new songs for
children; w Josephine Royle. ©
May 16, 1986; AA 208881; Wise bk.
co., ine., New York. 18506
Wishing; pf., with w. ©1c. May 22,
1936; E unp. 125916; Dorothy P.
Benson, Wahoo, Neb. 18507
Wishing my life away; song. ©1.«
June 18, 1936; E unp. 126705; Alice
EH. Dennis, Choteau, Mont. 18508
With band, trumpet and drums; valve
bugle, straight bugle and drums.
Se. © 1c June 15, 1936; E unp.
126508; William H. Holgate, Phila-
delphia. 18509
With rue my heart is laden; w A. HE.
Housman, m Samuel Barber, op. 2,
no, 2; high voice. © May 25, 1936;
E pub. 55968; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18510
With the scented flowers of Spain; w
and melody. ©1ce. June 2, 19386; H
unp. 125636; Maria A. Haces Posada,
New York. 18511
With the star near the moon; song, w
S. DeLay Stroud. © 1c. June 16,
1986; E unp. 126574; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 18512
With Uncle Sam; pf., with w. ©1«.
June 9, 1986; E unp. 126048; John
Thomas Prenzel, Halifax, Pa. 18513
817
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18514
With you; song, w J. Arthur Ferner.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 126031 ;
Augusta Harr Byers, Donora, Pa.
18514
Without you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
June 8, 1986; E unp. 125950'; Andrew
A. Praeder, Redwood City, Calif.
18515
—w and melody. © 1. June 24,
1936; E unp. 127071; Basil Haynes,
St. Louis, Mo. 18516
Wittenberg fight song; pf., with w. ©
1 e. June 29, 19386; E unp. 127450;
Raymond Vaughan Whitman, jr.,
Springfield, O. 18517
Wochenendzauber; intermezzo, Paul
Kick-Schmidt; salonorch. u. orches-
tererganzungsstimmen.
1936; E for. 44728; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
18518
Woman’s answer to nobody’s darling;
w and melody. ©1c. June 13, 1986;
E unp. 126413; Bob Miller, ine. New
York. 18519:
Wonderful (A) God; hymn, w and m
Maude Whitney Shea, arr. G. B. S.
© May 13, 1936; E pub. 55605; Elmo
L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 18520
Wonderful lady, mother mine; w and
m Bert Enders; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 27, 1986; E pub. 55667; Richard
Drake Saunders, Los Angeles.
18521
Wonderful mother; song, w B. G.
Hazen. ©1c. June 18, 1936; E unp.
126715; Billie Gladys Hazen, Des
Moines, and Hthel Esther Perfect,
Sioux City, Ia. 18522
Wonderful Saviour; hymn, w and m
Betty Dolph, arr. Trina Veenstra. ©
May 13, 1986; E pub. 55607; Elmo
L. Bateman, Irvington, N. J. 18523
Wond’ring where can you be; w K.
Harrison, melody P. Barbarin. © 1
e. June 4, 19386; E unp. 1257388; Ken-
neth Harrison and Paul Barbarin,
Brooklyn. 18524
Won't be blue, can’t be blue; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1936; E unp.
126396; Benjimin Franklin Woods,
Visalia, Calif. 18525
Won’t it be wonderful; hymn. © May
27, 1986; E pub. 55636; Merrill Dun-
lop, Chicago. 18526
© Aprmetio: -
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Won’t that be a happy meeting ; hymn,
arr. Mrs. Ellis Hummel. © May 1,
1986; E pub. 55994; Ellis Hummel,
Cincinnatus, N. Y. 18527
Won’t you be my every day sweet-
heart; song. © 1c. May 23, 1936;
E unp. 125057 ; Mildred Helen Doyle,
Stratford, Conn. 18528
Won’t you come back to me, little pal;
song. © 1c. June 29, 1986; E unp.
127442; William Roberts, Waupun,
Wis. 18529
Won’t you give me your love; w and
melody. ©1c. June 6, 1936; E unp.
125874; Santy Lopes Josol, Philadel-
phia. 18530
Wooden (The) engine [and] The
broken tick-tock; by Helen Fraser ;
pr. © Apr. 16, 1936; E for. 44662;
Oxford univ. press, London. 18531
Woodman, spare that tree; song, m
H. Russell, arr. V. G. Ganelff, Ha-
waiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, arr. Nick Manoloff; with
chords for ukulele and guit. © June
23, 1936; E pub. 56052 ; Calumet mu-
sie co., Chicago. 185382
Woods (The) are my cathedral; w
Allan Thorpe, m Christopher Marsh ;
in B flat. © May 19, 1936; E for.
44598; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 18533
Word (A) to the wise will do; w
Johnny Mercer; pf. 1 ce. June
17, 1986; E unp. 126634; Archie
Bleyer, New York. 18534
Words fail me; w and m Bok Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1c June 71,
1936; HE unp. 1263817; Metro-Goid-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 158535
World (The) is waiting for the sun-
rise; w Hugene Lockhart, m Ernest
Seitz, arr. William Stickles; sop.,
alto, and bar. © June 8, 1936; E
pub. 55710; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 185386
World of love; w and melody. ©1-6..
June 19, 1936; E unp. 126852; Henry
Keefe, Lynn, Mass. 18537
World’s (The) gone gii-gi, let’s go too;
arr. Myrtle Koontz; pf., with w. ©
1 c. June 4, 1936; E unp. 125781;
Bonnie M. Dodd, Hot Springs, Ark.
18538
Wotcha gotcha trombone for; w and
m Michael Carr and Jimmy Ken-
nedy. ©1c. May 29, 1936; H unp.
125544; Peter Maurice music ©co.,
ltd., London. 18539
818
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
18566
Wouldn’t it be nice; w M. B. Lewis
and Harold Schneider, and melody.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 127435;
Margery Boldon Lewis, Tecumseh,
Mich. 18540
Wouldn’t it be wonderful; fox trot
song, melody J. Smolen and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. June 26, 1986; E
‘unp. 1272384; John Smolen, Chicago.
18541
Y avait un accordéon; java, paroles
Parrisé, m Albert Huard, arr. Ray-
mond Legrand; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1936; E for. 44785; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 18542
Y avait un homme; paroles Marc
Lanjean, m Paul Misraki. © Apr.
1, 1936; E for. 44782; Ray Ventura
& cie., Paris. 18548
Ya gotta lotta stuff with you; w and
melody. © 1c. June 18, 1936; EB
unp. 126753; Irvin Norman Hacker-
man, Washington. 18544
Ya no te quiero; zambra, letra S. Val-
verde y R. de Leon, m M. L. Quiro-
eae pi. ‘© Deel 1935. H «for:
44775; Salvador Valverde, Rafael de
Leon and Manuel L. Quiroga, Ma-
drid. 18545
Yellow gleams the moon; w and m
Gypsy DeGardé. © 1c June 8,
1936; E unp. 126020; Hazel Neiden-
gard, Sausalito, Calif. 18546
Yellow (The) rose of Texas; by David
W. Guion, arr. Mario Agnolucci;
song orch. pts. © June 26, 19386: E
pub. 56089; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18547
cowboy tune, w and m rewritten
David W. Guion; high voice. ©
June 5, 1986; E pub. 55878: G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 18548
Yes, Lord, I will say yes: hymn.
May 27, 1936; E pub. 55635; Merrill
Dunlop, Chicago. 18549
Yes, my love; w and melody. ©1«.
June 10, 1936; E unp. 126257;
Arthur Landy, Chicago. 18550
Yes, yes; w and m Gene Addison; pf.
©1c. June 20, 1936; BE unp. 126825:
Eugene G. Addison, Baltimore.
18551
Yiddishe meidelach; w Isidor Lillian
[and] Meidele sheins; w J. Jacobs:
from A Jewish romance, m Sholom
Secunda; pf. © Dec. 20, 1933; BE
pub. 55919; Samuel Secunda, New
York. 18552
Yodeling all the way to old Wyoming;
w and melody. ©1ce. June 2, 1936;
E unp. 125623; Seymour Gruber,
Brooklyn. 18553
Yodeling (The) cowboy; w_ Ollie
Allen; pf. © 1c. June 25, 1936; B
unp. 127165; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18554
You ain’t lyin’; w and m Ernie Knight
and Bill Todd. © 1 ¢ June 10,
1936; E unp. 126294; Ernest Eugene
Knight, jr., and Willard Vincent
Todd, San Diego, Calif. 18555
You almost had me believing; w aud
m Jimmy Palmer. © 1 c. June 29,
1936; E unp. 127406; Erroll Payne
Palmer, Phoenix, Ariz. 18556
You and me; by Leslie; odeon and
salonorch. pts. © June 5, 1936; E
for. 44586; A. Cranz, Brussels.
18557
You are doubly dear; w and m Nina
Houston DuBose; pf. © 1c. June
25, 1986; E unp. 127161; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 18558
You are gone; w and m HE. Ellingson.
© 1c. May 20, 19386; E unp. 125582;
Ethel Clayton Ellingson, San Fran-
cisco. 18559
You are my every thought; song. © 1
e. June 24, 1936; E unp. 127063 ; Mar-
lea Vivian Lesher, Youngstown, O.
18560
You are my inspiration; w and melody.
©1c. June 24, 1936; E unp. 1270738 ;s
Saul Schuster, New York. 18561
You are my weakness; w Jimmy Sul-
livan; pf. treble. © 1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 126993; Hugo Kassner,
New York. 18562
You are so lovely; w and melody. ©
1 c. June 25, 1986; E unp. 127306;
Ralph Gordon, Brooklyn. 18563
You are the only girl for me; w and
melody. © 1c. June 27, 1936; E
unp. 127339; Thomas Helm _ Kil-
bourne, Burlingame, Calif. 18564
You are the song in my heart; w Phila
Lee Patterson, and melody. © 1.
June 29, 1986; E unp. 127463; Geor-
gia Rights Efird, Tampa, Fla. 18565
You ask me to forget; song, melody
Charles Mattern. © 1c. June 27,
1936; E unp. 127395; Lynda Helhoff
Mattern, West Los Angeles. 18566
819
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18567
——.
You betrayed my heart ; w and melody.
© 1 ce. May 19, 1936; E unp. 125727;
Louis H. O. Fischman, Brooklyn.
18567
You better go now; from New faces, w
Bickley Reichner, m Robert Gra-
ham: wath: are cor suit... etc. ©
June 5, 1986; EH pub. 55707; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 18568
You burned the bridge behind you; w
and melody Walt Hentz. ©1c. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127248; Wm. Wal-
ter Hentz, jr., Oklahoma City.
18569
You came along; w T. Petrillo, m A.
Macaluso. © Apr. 10, 1936; E pub.
50644; Terese Petrillo and Anthony
Maealuso, Philadelphia. 18570
You can’t take it that’s all; song. ©
1 e. June 17, 1986; E unp. 127202;
Bert Gordon, New York. 18571
You cast me aside; song. ©1e. June
26, 1986; E unp. 127287; Sylvia
Mager, Los Angeles. 18572
You'd be the one; song, w Asbury Al-
len. © 1 ec. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125527; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
18573:
You dance like a moonbeam; from
Back to the kitchen, w Jenne Lock-
wood, m EHloise Courter and Hliza-
beth Hunt. © May 27, 1936; E pub.
59847; Junior class, 1937, New Jer-
sey college for women, New Bruns-
wick, N. J. 18574
You don’t need cosmetics, all you need
is love; song, m Leo Richard. ©1e.
June 19, 1986; E unp. 126785; Don-
ald John Grace, Oklahoma City.
18575:
You forgot to give me love; w Neil
Wellsly Hobbs; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127170; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 18576
You funny little man in the moon;
song; with guit. arr. ©1c. June 29,
NOS “unps) se 12aGoe sy doy male
Schreiner, Dunbar, Neb. 18577
You go to your church and Ill go to
mine; arr.; Hawaiian guit., in dia-
gram, with w. © Dee. 2, 1935; H
pub. 55665; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 18578
You had your chance and passed it up;
w R. A. Gold, melody D. Davis. ©
1c. June 18, 19386; E unp. 126611;
Ralph A. Gold and David Davis, New
York. 18579
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
You have just what I like; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 125951;
Susie EH. Berry, Colchester, Ill.
18580
You hit the nail on the head; w Jo-
seph McDonald and V. H. Bridge,
m Calder Haak and David Shoop.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 126873;
Vincent H. Bridge, Harrisburg, Pa.
18581
You just ran away; song, w Jeannette
Scribner. Rev. © 1 c¢ June 26,
1986; EH unp. 127215; Donald L.
Scribner, Albion, Mich. 18582
You lead the parade; w Miriam Bock,
melody Miriam Taylor. ©1c. June
10, 1986; E unp. 126232; Miriam
Elizabeth Bock, Los Angeles. 18583
You’ll never know; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 22, 1986; E unp. 127004;
Joe Capraro, Hot Springs, Ark.
18584
— 1st B flat trumpet, with w. ©
1 ¢« June 1, 1986; EH unp. 125567;
Leon J. Imperatore, Canonsburg, Pa.
18585
You plus me equals love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 1, 1936; E unp.
125617; Fred Samuel Stryker, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 18586
You rate four stars with me; w H.
Dorien, melody J. Elly. ©1c. June
19, 1986; E unp. 126761; Joseph
Elly and Edwin Dorien, New York.
18587
You’re a dream come back; w S. Ho-
rowitz and A. Levine, m M. Bern-
stein. © 1c. May 16, 1936; E unp.
125579; Morris Bernstein, Si Horo-
witz and Abe Levine, Denver.
18588
Yowre a hundred million Synonyms
for swell; song. © 1. June 19,
1936; E unp. 126806; James Cottrell
Eaton, Memphis, Tenn. 18589
Youw’re a little bit tetched in the head;
song, melody Clarence Pirez. © 1
ce. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126673; El-
mer Lantz, jr., Chicago. 18590
You’re a stranger in my arms; w Cy
Merriman, melody Arthur Berman.
©1c. June 22, 1936; HE unp. 126902 ;
Carl Mirman, Washington. 18591
820
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
You're all there is, there can’t be any
more like you; w and melody. © 1
ec. May 23, 1986; E unp. 1254938;
Bernice Barbara Goldman, Pitts-
burgh. 18592
You’re crazy if you sing this song; w
and melody Perey Bryant. © 1.
June 26, 19386; E unp. 127265; Per-
cival Oswald Bryant, Ocean Falls.
B. C., Canada. 18593
You’re everything lovely; w and mel-
ody Will Whitfield, pf. sce. Ethel
Buck. © 1c. May 26, 1986; E unp.
125737; William Stone Whitfield, jr.,
Pittsburgh. 18594
You’re gonna be mine someday; song.
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126807 ;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn. 18595
You’re half my heart; w and melody.
© 1c. June 18, 1936; E unp. 126774;
Ernest Petracek, Oberlin, Kan.
18596
You’re just a racketeer sweetheart; w
Emma Mulis; pi. “©. 1.c¢. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126447; Jack Curry,
Chicago. 18597
You're mine; fox-trot song. © 1.
May 11, 1936; E unp. 126979; Albert
Whittle, Fresno, Calif. 18598
You're my best bet; w and melody.
© 1c. June 11, 1936; E unp. 126610;
Moe Jaffe and Clay Boiand, Phila-
delphia. 18599
You’re my ideal; w and melody Ed
Kirkeby. © 1 ¢ June 12, 1936; E
unp. 1263854; Lang-Worth feature
programs, ine., New York. 18600
You're my inspiration; w Rod Kirby,
melody E. Hahn. © 1. June 13,
1936; E unp. 126612; Eddie Hahn
and Rod Kirby, New York. 18601
You’re my little honey, and I’m your
sugar pie; pf., with w. ©1c. June
13, 1986; E unp. 126408; Lloyd De
Chaplin, Howe, Okl. 18602
You're my new sensation; song. ©
1c June 9, 19386; E unp, 126164;
Albert Bryce Morgan, Tamaqua, Pa.
18603
You’re my syncopating lady; w and
melody. © 1c. June 24, 1936; H
unp. 127126; Mary Alden Lence,
Jonesboro, Ill. 18604
You’re neglecting my affections; w
Gladys Helle; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 127169; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 18605
18618
You’re no friend of mine; song. ©1e.
June ~29, 19386: -~“H “unp: 127414;
Horace Edwin Donaldson, Paris,
Tex. 18606
You're not the kind; song, Will Hudson
and Irving Mills; with guit. arr.
© June 3, 1936; E pub. 55563; Ex-
clusive publications, ine., New York.
18607
You’re responsible, sweetheart; w P.
Rusincky, m W. EK. Breuder; pf.
treble. ©1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
126549; W. Edward Breuder, Jersey
City, and Paul Rusincky, New York.
18608
You’re so contagious; song, melody
Milton Kellem and Gene Irwin.
1 ¢@ June 4, 1986; E unp. 125756;
George Sherzer, Philadelphia. 18609
You’re so heavenly; w Mildred Hall,
and melody. ©1e. June 24, 1936;
BH unp. 127077; Duard Ancil Duncan,
Salem, Ill. 18610
You’re something new to me; song, W
Bruno and Lana. © 1c June 4,
1936; E unp. 125741; Primo Belli,
Old Forge, Pa. 18611
You’re the answer to my dreams;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 127227;
Lyle W. Morgan, Bluefield, W. Va.
18612
You’re the center of attraction; w Jules
Loman, m Belle Fenstock; pf. treble.
© 1c. June 6, 1936; E unp. 125982;
Belle Fensterstock, New York. 18613
You’re the last of my past; w George
Jessel, m Ben Oakland; with guit.
arr. © June 24, 1936; E pub. 56075 ;
Mills music, inc., New York. 18614
You’re the one; song. © 1c. June 23,
1936; E unp. 127030; Sophia Costa,
Canton, O. 18615
You’re the one I’ll always love; w and
m Vicie Lorean Patterson; pf. ©
1 ¢. June 8, 1936; E unp. 126104;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18616
You’re the only one; w and melody
Orville Spencer. © 1 ¢ May 29,
1936; E unp. 126160; Orville Stanley
Spencer, Detroit. 18617
Youre wonderful; w and m Lou
Herscher, Jean Herbert and E. P.
La Freniere; with arr. for guit., etc.
© June 19, 19386; E pub. 56057; Roy
music ¢co., ine., New York. 18618
821
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18619
pt. III, n. s., v.31 -
You shall have it; melody. ©1.«
June 30, 1986; E unp. 127452; Philip
Saltman, Boston. 18619
You shouldn’t be naughty; song. ©
1 ¢. June 19, 19386; E unp. 126773;
Angelina J. Burich, Los Angeles.
18620
You talk a good game of love; song,
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 126805;
James Cottrell Eaton, Memphis,
Tenn. 18621
You threw my love song away; w
Leota Stietenroth Cato; pf. ©1«
June 25, 19386; E unp. 127154; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18622
You’ve gone; w C. Dawson, m C. W.
Meekins; pf. © 1c June 2, 1936;
E unp. 125629; Camille W. Meekins
and Courtland Dawson, Irvington,
Va. 18623
Youw’ve gone away; song, w Edna
Hylton Garner and M. I. Reynolds.
©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127404;
- Mildred Irene Reynolds, San Ber-
nardino, Calif. 18624
You’ve got me guessing; w Theodore
Long, and melody. © 1. June 1,
1986; E unp. 125495; William
Phillips, Newport, Ky. 18625
You’ve got what it takes; w V. King,
m H. Haugan. © 1c. June 6, 1936;
E unp. 125907; Virginia King and
Henry Haugan, Chicago. 18626
You've taken my heart by storm; w
and melody. © 1c. June 10, 1936;
E unp. 126221; Dave Ringle, New
York. 18627
You were an angel; pf., with w. ©
1 c« May 27, 1936; E unp. 126155;
Joe E. Precy, San Bernardino, Calif.
18628
You were in my arms; fox-trot Song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. June
18, 1936; E unp. 126678; Henry Mor-
issette, Biddeford, Me. 18629
You were mine an hour ago; song. ©
May 16, 1986; E pub. 55789; Myer
Cravetz, Camden, N. J. 18630
You were my flower; song, m Leo
Richard. © 1c June 19, 1936; E
unp. 126786; Robert A. Warner, Chi-
cago. 18631
You were cnly a pal; w and melody
W. G. Hummel, chord arr. by R. H.
Sunanday. © 1c. June 16, 1936;
E unp. 126556; Raymond H. Sunan-
day and Walter G. Hummel, Read-
1M Pay 18632
Your cheek pressed to mine; song. ©
fe: June. 9)°1936™. Et unp?)126052%
Mary Ethel Guttman, Los Angeles.
18633
Your eves; song, melody Will Vidler.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 126849;
D. Ray Pauley, Charleston, W. Va.
18634
w Mildred Zimmerman, m Jean
Hon [i. e. Jean Hon Johnson] ©
1 ¢, June 8, 1986; E unp. 125970;
Lois Hon Johnson, Detroit. 18635
Your eyes reveal that you're in love;
w and m Kitty Cohen, arr. Ernie
Hanna; pf. ©l1ec. June 6, 1936; EB
unp. 125974; Catherine Nowland Co-
hen, Savannah. 18636
Your eyes were Saying; slow tango;
pf., with w. © 1 ce. June 11, 1936;
E unp. 126295; Manuel Pacheco Sil-
via, Fall River, Mass. 18637
Your face is so familiar; from New
faces, w Edwin Gilbert, m Alex Fo-
garty; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
June 25, 1986; E pub. 56087; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 18638
Your hay it is mow’d; cho., from Pur-
cell’s King Arthur, poem Dryden, m
arr.; 2 equal voices. © June 9,
1936; E for. 44675; E. Markham
Lee, Woodford Green, Hssex, Eng-
land. 18639
Your picture was divine dear; w Sonny
Royale, m Cornelia Vivian Jones
and Homer Munroe Daniels, arr.
Bob McMahan. © 1 c. June 30,
1936; E unp. 127482; Wesley A. Roy-
ale, Campbell, O. 18640
Zagrajcie mi; tango-romans, stowa:
E. Schlechter, m: Jerzy Rosner. ©
May 11, 1986; HE for. 44681; Edi-
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland.
18641
Zazu; w Ira Williams, m Edward G.
Jackson; mixed voices, unace. ©
1c June 11, 1986; E unp. 126284;
Grace E. Wailes, New York. 18642
Zions-lieder; zur erbauung fiir ge-
meinde u. heim, hrsg. © Nov. 13,
19385; A for. 32006; Advent-verlag,
e. v.. Hamburg, Germany. 18643
822
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1936
Zisse momentiss; w Jacobs and Lil-
lian, m Sholom Secunda; pf. © 1c.
June 23, 1936; E unp. 126991; Sam-
uel Secunda, New York. 18644
Zraniony orzet; przez W. A. Prisow-
ski, op. 102; pf. © Dec. 30, 19385; BH
for. 44701; L. Idzikowski, Warsaw,
Poland. 18645
Zwei hiinde voll herz; tango, w u. m
Hermann Schulenburg, klavier-arr.
Horst Hoffmann. © Fed. 11, 1936;
18648
E for. 44440; Wiener bohéme ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18646
30 et 40; fox trot, de Trente et quar-
ante, paroles Jean de Létraz, m
Richard Heymann. © Dec. 30,
1985; E for. 44814; Royalty, Paris.
18647
1986 Franklin Roosevelt song book;
Sones, melodies T. O’Dowd and oth-
ers. © June 8, 19386; E pub. 55696;
Thomas O’Dowd, New York. 18648
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since
Jan. 1, 1986:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and
the United States (including 11,680 unpublished) ~____-____________ 16, 317
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 856 unpub-
ERS SES TY alee UE eae
823
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[18648
Abendstiindchen; op. 54, no. 1, w C. | And ye shall serve the Lord your God;
Brentano; med. voice. © Louis Vic-
tor Saar, St. Louis, as author of m.
R 45710, June 8, 1936. 1
Abide with me; hymn-anthem, m W. H.
Neidlinger ; mixed cho., with sop. solo
and organ. © Orra B. Neidlinger,
East Orange, N. J., aS widow. R
45455, May 28, 1936. 2
Air de Concepcion; de L’heure espag-
nole, poéme Franc-Nohain; sop. ©
Maurice Ravel, Montfort l’Amaury,
France, as author of m. R 45596,
June 5, 1936. 3
Air de Gonzalve; de L’heure espagnole,
poéme Franc-Nohain; tén. © Mau-
rice Ravel, Montfort lTAmaury,
France, aS author of m. R 45597,
June 5, 1936. 4
Air et Allegro vivamente; de J. B.
Senaillé, avec révision et ace. de pf.
daprés la basse chiffrée; violon et
pf. © Alfred Moffat, London, as
author of revision and pf. acc. R
45582, June 5, 1936.
Airs bohémiens; violon et pf. ©
Ernest Moret, Paris, aS author. R
45585, June 5, 19386. 6
All the world loves a lover; from The
echo, w W. Le Baron, m D. Taylor.
© William Le Baron, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of w, and Deems
Taylor, New York, as author of m.
R 45678, June 4, 1986. t
Alleluia! Oh Lord of all; Christmas
anthem, m W. H. Neidlinger; mixed
voices, with sop. solo. © Orra B.
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
widow. R 45521, May 28, 1986. 8
Alone; duet, w Ada R. Habershon. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
aS author of m. R 45737, June 8,
1936. 9
Amina; pf. Simplified ed. in G. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author. R
45486, June 4, 1936. 10
And more yet besides; song. ©
Herman Paley and James Kendis,
New York, as authors of w and m.
R 45418, June 1, 1936. 11
anthem; mixed cho., with ten., or
sop., and alto soli; organ acc. ©
Henry Hadley, New York, as author
of m R 45550, May 28, 1936. 12
Andaluza; pf. © Manuel de Falla,
Granada, Spain, as author. R 45579,
June 5, 1936. 13
Andante appassionato; violino e pf. ©
Guido Alberto Fano, Milan, as au-
thor. R 45813, May 12, 1936. 14
Angel voices; w Ballard MacDonald, m
James W. Tate. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as
widow of the author of w. R 45572,
May 27, 1986. 15
Angelus (The); romantic opera, Wil-
frid Thorneley. Voc. sc. © Edward
Woodall Naylor, Cambridge, England,
as author of m. R 45707, June 5,
1936, 16
Apprenti (L’) sorcier; scherzo d’aprés
une ballade de Goethe, Paul Dukas,
transcription; pf. © Victor Staub,
Paris, as author of transcription. R
45721, June 5, 1936. 17
Aragonesa; piéce espagnole; pf. ©
Manuel de Falla, Granada, Spain, as
author. R 45576, June 5, 1936. 18
Are you in the ranks; by HE. A. Hoffman.
© Emma 8. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45753, June 8, 1936. 19
Arensky (Anton) Suite; op. 15, ed.
and fingered Louis Oesterle ; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Katharine Florence Stew-
art, New York, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 45511, May
28, WOSG. 20
Arouse ye, good people; by H. A. Hoff-
man. © Emma §. Hoffman, Chi-
cago, as widow. R 45759, June 8,
1936. PAL
As thy days thy strength shall be;
by John R. Sweney. © Josephine
H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 45771, June 11, 1986. 22
824
RENEWALS
no. 6, 1936
Ashes of roses; poem Hlaine Goodaie;
women’s cho., unace. © Victor Har-
ris, New York, as author of m. R
45473, May 28, 1986. 23
At the foot of the cross; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkmess, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 45726,
June 8, 1986. 24
Ave maris stella; op. 5, no. 5; grand
orgue. © Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as
author. R 45613, June 5, 1936. 25
Bach (Johann Sebastian) The golden
treasury of piano-music; coll, ed.
Louis Oesterle. vy. 4. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing, who
is not living. R 45558, May 28, 1936.
26
Ballade for violoncello and orchestra ;
op. 25. 1. Se—2. Pts. © Rossetter
G. Cole, Chicago, as author. R
45570, 45571, June 8, 1936. 2,28
Barearola; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 45479, May 28, 1936. 29
Barn dance; from The beauty spot,
Reginald De Koven, arr.; pf. ©
Augustus C. Ely, Brooklyn, as author
of arrangement. R 45850, Juue 15,
1936. 30
Battling for God and home anc coun-
try; by E. A. Hoffman. © Emma
S. Hoffman, Chicago, as widow. R
45748, June 8, 1936. 31
Bauernkrieg; op. 79, no. 1, ged. Her-
mann Lingg; mi&nnerchor u. orch.
Partitur. © Wilhelm Kienzl, Vien-
na, aS author of m. R 45782, June
13, 19386. 32
Beau (Le) Danube bleu; valse, Johann
Strauss, arr. d’aprés larr. de Lau-
rent de Rillé, par Louis Baudin;
cheeur pour deux yoix de femmes.
© Jeanne Angelina Goube, Paris, as
executor of the author of arrange-
ment, L. Baudin. R 45356, May 29,
1936. 33
Beauty (The) spot; march, from the
opera, Reginald De Koven, arr.; pf.
© Augustus C. Ely, Brocklyn, as
author of arrangement. R 45684,
June 4, 19386. 34
selection, Reginald De Koven;
pf. © Anna De Koven, New York,
as widow. R 45679, June 4, 1936.
35
82
49
waltzes, from the opera, Reginald
De Koven, arr.; pf. © Augustus ©.
Ely, Brooklyn, as author of arrunge-
ment. R 45849, June 15, 1936. 30
Benedictus in A; anthem, John Stainer,
ed. Frederic York. © F. Flaxing-
ton Harker, Richmond, as author of
editing. R 455383, May 28, 1986. 37
Benedictus in D; anthem, G. M. Gar-
rett, ed. Frederic York. © F. Flax-
ington Harker, Richmond, as auihor
of editing. R 45516, May 28, 1936.
>)
38
—= John Stainer, ed. Fred«rie
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45523, May 28, 1936. 39
Berceuse; pf. © Ernest Moret, Paris,
as author. R 45606, June 5, 1936.
40
Berrichonne (La); de Paul Wachs,
arr. Gabriel Allier; orch. © Jane
Allier, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
45794, June 15, 1936. 41
Blue jeans; march song, m H. S. &.
Huntington. © Harry Bunce, Brook-
lyn, aS author of w. R 45836, June
16, 19386. 42
Bon-bon suite; bar. solo, cho. and
orch., w Thomas Moore, m Samuei
Coleridge-Taylor. Voc. sec. © Jes-
sie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Tay-
lor, Croydon, Surrey, England, as
widow of the author of m. R 45631,
Mav 9, 1936. 43
—-—by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; ist
and 2d violin, viola, violincello and
basso. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood
Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey,
England, as widow. R 45628, June
12, 1986. 44
Bonnet (Joseph) Canzona; op. 5, no.
11; grand orgue. © Joseph Bonnet,
Paris, as author. R 45619, June 5,
1936. 45
Intermezzo; op. 5, no. 7; grand
orgue. © Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as
author. R 45615, June 5, 1936. 46
Nocturne; op. 5, no. 4; grand
orgue. © Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as
author. R 45612, June 5, 1936. 47
Prélude; op. 5, no. 1; grand orgue.
© Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author.
R 45609, June 5, 1986. 48
Toceata ; op. 5, no. 3; grand orgue.
© Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author.
R 45611, June 5, 1936. 49
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vs
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
50
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Bonnie Leezie Lindsay; song, w Frank
Folloy. © Harry Lauder, Strat-
haven, Scotland, as author of m. R
45451, June 1, 1986. 50
Bow down Thine ear; anthem, w from
Psalm 86; sop. and bass duet; organ
ace. © Leo R. Lewis, Tufts College,
Mass., as author of m. R 45421, June
1, 1936. o1
Boys will be boys; from The beauty
spot, w Joseph W. Herbert, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Marie L. Her-
bert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 45676, June 4, 1936. 52
Brahms (Johannes) O fair cheeks of
roses; op. 47, no. 4, German, Paul
Flemming, English, Henry Grafton
Chapman; sop., in D. © Henry
Grafton Chapman, Bonita, Calif., as
child of the deceased author of trans-
lation. R 45459, May 28, 1936. 53.
To a nightingale (An die nachti-
gall) ; op. 46, no. 4, English tr. Henry
Grafton Chapman; sop., in E.
Henry Grafton Chapman, Bonita,
Calif., as child of the deceased au-
thor of translation. R 45458, May 28,
1936. 54
Branle; de Niccola Porpora, avec ré-
vision et ace. de pf. d’ apres la basse
chiffrée; violon et pf. © Alfred Mof-
fat, London, as author of revision
and pf. ace. R 45575, June 5, 1936.
55
Broadway, dear and you; song, m San-
ford Smallfield. © Will Livernash,
Los Angeles, as author of w. R
45856, June 16, 1936. 56
Broken (A) idol; musical farce, Hal
S. Stephens. © Bert St. John, De-
troit, as author. R 45844, June 15,
1936. 57
Bulbul; Persian fantasy, op. 35, no. 7;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
45432, June 1, 1936. 58
Burlesea ; par F. Paul Frontini; pf. ©
Francesco Paolo Frontini, Catania,
Italy, as author. R 45809, May 12,
1986. 59
Calm on the listening ear of night;
Christmas song, w E. H. Sears; high
voice; pf. or organ acc. © Harry
Alexander Matthews, Philadelphia,
as author of m. R 45467, May 28,
1936. 60
Cast your ballots; by E. A. Hoffman.
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45752, June 8, 1936. 61
Cavatine; violon, 1°"° position, et pf.
© HE. Saury, Paris, as author. R
455938, June 5, 1936. 62
Chant des gréves; pf. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as author. R 45605,
June 5, 1936. 63
Charmeuses (Les) ; valse, Alex. Maitin-
sky, arr.; small orch. New ser. ©
Gustav Hinrichs, Mountain Lakes,
N. J., as author of arrangement. R
45709, June 8, 1936. 64
Chasse (La); de Felice di Giardini,
avec révision et ace. de pf. d’aprés la
basse chiffrée; violon et pf. © Al-
fred Moffat, London, as author of
revision and pf. ace. R 45584, June
5, 1936. 65
Child (The) and the bird; by Emil
Otto; pf., 4 hands. © Louise Orth
Bosworth, Boston, as executrix. R
45423, June 1, 1936. 66
Children’s day treasury; ed. no.17. ©
Karl K. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
_ thor of editing. R 386237, Feb. 8,
1935. 67
Chinese love song; song. © Jobn L.
Golden, New York, as author. R
45800, June 11, 1936. 68
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) The
Chopin technic; ser. of daily studies
based on difficult passages taken
from the preludes and etudes of Fr.
Chopin. © Henry Levey, New York,
as author. R 48771, Mar. 3, 1936. 69
Christians! greet the happy morn;
Christmas carol-anthem or pt.-song ;
mixed cho., unacc. © Will C. Mac-
farlane, Brooklyn, as author of m.
R 45569, May 28, 1936. 70
Christmas once is Christmas still;
earol, w Phillips Brooks; unison
voices. © Ralph Kinder, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 45566, May
28, 1936. 71
Chute (William W.) Six responses;
mixed voices. © Isabel R. Murdock,
Allston, Mass., as widow. R 45493,
June 4, 1936. 72
Cinematograph (The); from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald De Koven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, aS widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45662, June 4, 1936. %3
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Claironnette; ballet, Bertol-Graivil ;
pf. © Henri Hirschmann, Paris, as
author of m. R 438499, Jan. 22, 1936.
74
Clickety-click mareh; for schools, Fred
T. Baker, arr. James C. Macy; mixed
voices. © Mary Emma S. Macy,
Laurel, Md., as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 45442, June 1,
1936. 75D
Clothes make the soldier man; from
The echo. w W. Le Baron, m D.
Taylor. © William Le Baron, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of w, and
Deems Taylor, New York, as author
of m. R 45670, June 4, 1936. 76
Come; song. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, as author. R
45728, June 8, 1936. (7
Come along up in the flip flap; w Bal-
lard Macdonald, m James W. Tate.
© Clarice Knox, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 45488, May
19, 1936. 78
Come down and pick your husband out,
the rest of us want to go home;
song, w Arthur Longbrake. © Ed
Hdwardcs, Philadelphia, as author of
m. R 45638, June 5, 1936. 79
Communion service in A and D; an-
them, John Stainer, ed. Frederic
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45534, May 28, 1936. 80
Communion service in D;
iG; 2M, Garrett, ted) Mrederie ~ York.
© F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond,
as author of editing. R 45540, May
28, 1936. 81
Communion service in E flat; anthem,
John Stainer, ed. Frederic York. ©
F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45519, May 28,
1936. 82
Communion service in #; anthem,
John Stainer, ed. Frederic York. ©
Ff, Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45538, May 28,
1936. 83
Concerto in A ininor; by Antonio Vi-
valdi, arr. for concert; string orch.
1. Sc—2. Pts. © Sam Franko, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
45462, 45463, May 28, 1936. 84, 85
Conflict (The) is past; by E. A. Hoff-
man. © Emma S. Hoffman, Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 45754, June 8,
1936. 86
anthem,
99
Course (The) of true love; quartette,
from The echo, w W. Le Baron, m
D. Taylor. © William Le Baron,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w,
and Deems Taylor, New York, as
author of m. R 45671, June 4, 1936.
87
Creole days; from The beauty spot, w
Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald De
Koven. © Marie L. Herbert, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Anna De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 45663,
June 4, 1936. 88
Cubana; piéce espagnole; pf. ©
Manuel de Falla, Granada, Spain, as
author. R 45577, June 5, 1936. 89
Curfew (The); berceuse, op. 35, no.
10; pf. © Charles Wakefield Cad-
man, San Diego, Calif., as author.
R 45434, June 1, 1936. 90
Dan; song. © John L. Golden, New
York, as author. R 45799, June 11,
1936. 91
Danse espagnole; op. 20; violin and
pf. © A. Walter Kramer, New
York, as author. R 45848, June 16,
19386. 92
Danza delle ore; ballet, from Gioconda,
A. Ponchieili, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf., 4 hands. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R
45510, May 28, 1936. 93
Day (A) dream; reverie, op. 35, no. 5;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
45426, June 1, 19386. 94
Debutante waltzes. © D. E. Harlem,
Denver, as author. R 45649, June 5,
1936. 95
Désir d’amour; par F. Paul Frontini;
pf. © Francesco Paolo Frontini,
Catania, Italy, as author. R 45808,
May 12, 1936. 96
Dew drops; valse, Francois Behr, ed.
and fingered; pf. © Paolo Gallico,
New York, as author of editing and
fingering. R 45658, June 4, 1936.
97
Do you carry your religion in your
face; sacred song. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as author.
R 45724, June 8, 1936. 98
Do you miss me in the dear homeland ;
song, w E. W. Rogers. © John Neat,
London, as author of m. R 45453,
June 2, 1986. 99
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Dts Tis Wok
Dolorosa; by Theodore Moses Tobani;
violin and pf. © Joseph Morris To-
bani, Great Neck, L. IL, N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
45494, June 4, 1936. 100
Don’t be cross with me; from A stub-
born Cinderella, lyrics Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams, m Jos.
E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles, as one of the authors
of w. R 45648, June 5, 1936. 101
Same. © Will M. Hough, Los An-
geles, as one of the authors of w.
R 45647, June 5, 1936. 102
Don’t go away; song. © Herman Pa-
ley and James Kendis, New York, as
authors of w and m. R 45415, June
1, 1936. 103
Don’t teach me to swim alone; from A
stubborn Cinderella, lyrics Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams, m Jos.
EH. Howard. © Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles, as one of the authors
of w. R 45491, June 4, 19386. 104
Same. © Will M. Hough, Los
Angeles as one of the authors of w.
R 45490, June 4, 1936. 105
Dorfreigen; w R. Baumbach, m Franz
Wagner, op. 104; gem. chor. Parti-
tur u. stimmen. © Frieda Wagner,
Berlin-Halensee, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 45789, June 13, 1936.
106
Drawing-room favorites; coll., ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. v. 1.
36 pieces, grade 1—v. 2. 22 pieces,
grade 2.—v. 3. 22 pieces, grade 3. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not liv-
ing. R 45556, 45557, 45555, May 28,
1936. 107-109
Dream (The) of the rose; pf. © H.
Stanley Walser, Jennings, Mo., as
author. R 45796, June 15, 1936.
110
Drive the saloon away; by E. A. Hoff-
man. © Emnia S. Hoffman, Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 45744, June 8,
1936. 111
Duo de Gonzalve et Concepcion; de
L’ heure espagnole, poéme Franc-
Nohain; tén. et sop. © Maurice
Ravel, Montfort Amaury, as author
of m. R 45595, June 5, 19386. 112
Dusky (The) Salome; song, from Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward
Madden. © Ben M. Jerome, Bright-
waters, N.Y. as author’ ofr
45854, June 16, 1936. A113
Echo (The) ; voc. selections, from the
musical play, lyrics W. Le Baron, m
D. Taylor. © William Le Baron,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w,
and Deems Taylor, New York, as
author of m. R 45675, June 4, 1936.
114
Eincinctured with a twine of leaves;
trio, w S. T. Coleridge, m Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor; women’s. voices.
© Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Cole-
ridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, Eng-
land, as widow of the author of m.
R 45627, May 9, 1936. 115
Endless glory; by John R. Sweney. ©
Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45777, June 11,
1936. 116
Epithalame; op. 5, no. 9; grand orgue.
© Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author.
R 45617, June 5, 1936. 417
Erwartung (Expectancy); poem Ga-
briele Wrede; high voice. © Frank
La Forge, New York, as author of
m. R 45468, May 28, 1936. 118
Escarpolette (L’); par Ethel Barns,
arr. Alfred Andrée; pf. © Andrée
Almand de Montrigand Kaiser, Lon-
don, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 45791, June 8, 1936.
119
arr.; petite orch. © Frank
Louis Schneider, London, as author
of arrangement. R 45790, June 8,
1936. 120
Evening frolic; gavotte, op. 35, no. 8;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
45433, June 1, 1936. 121
Exercices artistiques; de René Lenor-
mand, op. 51; pf. © René Lenor-
mand, Paris, as child of the deceased
author. R 45608, June 5, 1936. 122
Fantaisie sur deux Noéls; op. 5, no. 8;
grand orgue. © Joseph Bonnet,
Paris, as author. R 45616, June 5,
1936. 125
Fantasia on old Christmas Carols; by
William Faulkes, op. 121, no. 2; or-
gan. © Keturah Alice Faulkes,
Wallasey, Cheshire, England, as
widow. R 45565, May 28, 1986. 124
Faust; incidental m Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor, op. 70, to Stephen Phillips’
and J. Comyns Carr’s version of
Goethe’s drama. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
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don, Surrey, England, as widow of
the author of m. R 45625, May 9,
1936. 125
Fear not the shadows; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45775, June 11, 1936. 126
Fie, fie, Fifi; song. © John L. Golden,
New York, as author. R 45801, June
11, 1986. 127
Flashing eyes ; intermezzo two-step ; pf.
© Henry Frantzen, Bayside, L. L,
N. Y., as author. R 45858, June 16,
1936. 128
Fly not, swallow; w Edward Oxenford,
m W. T. Deane; sop. 1, 2 and con-
tralto cho. © Maria Elizabeth Deane,
Thorpe Bay, Essex, England, as next
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 45492, June 4, 1986. 129
Foolish questions; from The beauty
spot, w Wm. Lee, m A. Baldwin
Sloane. © Mae Auwerda Sloane,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow of the
author of m. R 45682, June 4, 1936.
130
For your country stand; by HE. A. Hoff-
man. © Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago,
as widow. R 45768, June 8, 1986. 131
Fountain (The); study, op. 35, no. 4;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
45427, June 1, 1936. 132
Free grace to all; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. 8S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45776, June 11,
1936. 133.
From the cross to the crown; by John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45772, June 11, 1936. 134
Friihlingseinzug (May’s coming) ; poem
Gabriele Wrede; high voice. ©
Frank La Forge, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 45469, May 28, 1936.
es
Gate (The) of memory; op. 33, no. 1;
pf. © Emerson Whithorne, New
York, as author. R 45695, June 10,
1936. 136
Gather them in; song, w Fred P. Mor-
ris. © Robert Harkness, South Pas-
adena, aS author of m. R 45735,
June 8, 1936. 137
84306—36——9
Gavotta; de T. A. Arne, avec révision
et ace. de pf. d’aprés la basse chif-
frée; violon et pf. © Alfred Moffat,
London, as author of revision and pf.
ace. R 45574, June 5, 1986. 138
Gebet; v. E. M. Arndt, frei bearb.
Mathieu Neumann, op. 67, nr. 1;
minnerchor. © Maria Neumann,
Diisseldorf, Germany, as widow of
the author of arrangement. R
45786, June 18, 1936. 139
op. 54, no. 2, w Ed. Moericke;
med. voice. © Louis Victor Saar, St.
Louis, as author of m. R 45711, June
8, 19386. 140
Get under my parasol; voc. orch.; in B
flat. © Percy Wenrich, New York,
as author. R 45859, June 16, 1936.
141
Glorious (The) morning star; by Ju-
lian Jordan; contralto or bar.; in A
flat. © Susan M. Bridgeman, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., and Allis Jordan
Smith, Larchmont, N. Y., as children
of the deceased author. R 45659,
June 4, 1936. 142
Go back to the farm; song and cho., w
Mrs. M. A. Church, m Ren Shields.
© Grace Shields, Avenel, N. J., as
widow of the author of m. R 45680,
June 4, 1936. 1438
Go easy, Mabel; w Ren Shields, Ed.
Moran, and Will D. Cobb, m J. Fred
Helf. © Grace Shields, Avenel,
N. J., as widow of one of the authors
of w. R 45376, Apr. 29, 1986. 144
Goo-goo; chansonnette, from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald De Koven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45667, June 4, 1986. 145
Good-bye Molly Brown; song, from Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward
Madden. © Ben M. Jerome, Bright-
waters, N. Y., as author of m. R
45852, June 16, 1936. 146
Good night, people: by E. A. Hoffman.
© Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45758, June 8, 1936. 147
Great (The) day of the Lord is near;
anthem, George C. Martin, ed. Fred-
eric York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45527, May 28, 1936. 148
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Great is the Lord; anthem; mixed
quartet .or cho.; organ ace. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of m. R 45529, May 28, 1936.
149
Gypsy (A) king am I; song. ©
HKugene Cowles, Boston, as author.
R 45440, June 1, 1936. 150:
Haines (Herbert EH.) Three woodland
dances; pf. © Alfred Haines, Man-
chester, England, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45448, June 1, 19386. 151
Hallowing night (Weihe der nacht) ;
anthem, op. 55, poem Fr. Hebbel;
mezzo-sop., women’s 3-pt. cho. and
orch. Voc. sc. © Louis Victor Saar,
St. Louis, as author of m. R 45477,
May 28, 1936. 2
Hanako; japanisches intermezzo, Wilh.
Aletter; pf. © Anna Aletter, Wies-
baden, Germany, as widow. R 45847,
June 15, 1936. 153
Happy to-night; by E. A. Hoffman. ©
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45755, June 8, 1986. 154
Harker (F. Flaxington) Six Christ-
mas carols; op. 38, no. 2 © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of m. R 45472, May 28, 1936.
155
Harker’s organ collection; 27 pieces,
selected from the works of modern
masters, rev. and ed. v. 1,2. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of: revision and editing. R
45551, 45552, May 28, 1986. 156, 157
Have mercy upon me; anthem; mixed
cho., with bass solo and organ acc.
© Harvey B. Gaul, Pittsburgh, as
author of m. R 45454, May 28, 1936.
158
He lives; w Maud Frazer; solo or
unison. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 45767,
June 8, 1936. 159
He loved a maiden tender; from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald De Koven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45681, June 4, 1936. 160
He loved her tender; from The beauty
spot, w Joseph W. Herbert, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Marie L. Her-
bert, New York, as widow of the
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45665, June 4, 1936. 161
He rescued me; song, w Ada R. Haber-
shon. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 45734,
June 8, 1936. 162
Hear my cry, O Lord; song. © Alfred
Wooler, Lake Winola, Pa., as author.
R 45448, June 1, 1986. 163
Hello, people; from Havana, w George
Arthurs, m Leslie Stuart. © Kath-
arine Leslie Stuart, Bexhill-on-sea.
Sussex, England, as widow of the
author of m. R 45347, May 29, 1936.
164
Help; song. © John L. Golden, New
York, as author. R 45798, June 11,
1936. 165
High (The) school song book; com-
piled and arr. Edward J. A.
Zeiner, Brooklyn, as author of com-
piling and arranging. R 43919, Mar.
21, 1936. 166
Hold me just a little bit tighter; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate.
© Clarice Knox, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 45377, Apr.
29, 19386. 167
Holy Father, cheer our way; hymn-
anthem; mixed cho., with sop. solo;
organ acc. © Bruno Huhn, New
York, as author of m. R 45464, May
28, 1936. 168
Home (A) in paradise; sacred song,
w Edward Oxenford; high voice;
organ ace. © Henry Hadley, New
York, as author of m. R 45509, May
28, 1936. 169
Honey-land; w Stanley Murphy and
Ren Shields, m Henriette Blanke-
Belcher. © Grace Shields, Avenel,
N. J., aS widow of one of the authors
of w. R 45382, Apr. 29, 1936. 170
Hornpipe (The) rag; song, from Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward
Madden. © Ben M. Jerome, Bright-
waters, N. Y., aS author of m R
45851, June 16, 19386. AGL
Hurrah/ the victory is won; by E. A.
Hoffman. © Emma S. Hoffman,
Chicago, aS widow. R 45749, June
8, 1936. 172
Hurry back; song. @©wWill J. Harris
and Harry I. Robinson, Chicago, as
authors. R 45814, June 10, 1936.
173
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Hymns of worship and service. Col-
lege ed. © D. Appleton-Century co.,
inec., New York, as proprietor. R
41215, Dee. 17, 1935. 174
I can hear the red bird singing, Molly
dear; song. © Charles P. Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
45860, June 16, 1936. 175
I'd like to see you get along; song. ©
Herman Paley and James Kendis,
New York, as authors of w and m.
R 45414, June 1, 1936. 176
I don’t care how many girls you’ve
loved; song, F. Clifford Harris. ©
Frederick Edward Montague Day,
Kingston Hill, Surrey, England, as
author of m. R 45449, June 1, 1936.
177
I love you as the roses love the dew;
song, m Theodore Morse. © Rich-
ard Henry Buck, Philadelphia, as
author of w. R 45857, June 16, oe
17
I’m a Cuban girl; from Havana, w
Adrian Ross, m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, Bexhill-on-
sea, Sussex, England, as widow of
the author of m. R 45345, May 29,
1936. 179
I’m a member of the midnight crew;
song, w William Jerome. © Jean
Schwartz, New York, as author of m.
R 45720, June 5, 1936.
I’m crazy when the band begins to
play; song, w William Jerome. ©
Jean Schwartz, New York, as author
of m. R 45719, June 5, 1986. 181
I’m in love with the man in the moon;
song, w Al Bryan. © Ted Snyder,
Los Angeles, aS author of m. R
45646, June 5, 1936. 182
I never can tell; song, w Fred P. Mor-
ris. © Robert Harkness, South Pas-
adena, as author of m. R 45732,
June 8, 1936. 183
I seem to see you everywhere; w Bal-
lard MacDonald, m Jas. W. Tate. ©
Clarice Knox, London, as widow of
the author of m. R 45379, Apr. 29,
1986. 184
I told you so; by H. A. Hoffman. ©
Hmma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45766, June 8, 1936. 185
I’ve been married once; song. © John
L. Golden, New York, as author. R
45804, June 11, 1936. 186
180
I’ve loved her ever since she was a
baby; song, w Harry Lauder and
Bob Beaton. © Harry Lauder,
Strathaven, Scotland, as author of
m and one of the authors of w. R
45450, June 1, 1936. 187
I will feed my flock; anthem, Caleb
Simper, ed. Ralph Baird; mixed
voices. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45475, May 28, 1936. 188
I wonder who’s kissing her now; from
The prince of to-night, lyrics W. M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams, m Jos.
E. Howard. © Will M. Hough, Los
Angeles, as one of the authors of w.
R 45412, June 1, 1936. ~ 189
Ich wand’re durch die stille nacht (I
wander through the stilly night) ;
poem Joseph von Hichendorff; high
voice, in C. © J. Bertram Fox, New
York, as author of m. R 45560, May
28, 1936. 190
Idoles (Les); valse, Gabriel Allier,
arr.; small orch. New ser. © Gus-
tav Hinrichs, Mountain Lakes, N. J.,
as author of arrangement. R 45708,
June 8, 1936. 191
1°°* violons. © Jane Allier,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 45793, June 15, 1936. 192
If I only had a sweetheart just like
you; by J. EH. Dempsey. © Viola
~ Anna Flaherty, West Philadelphia,
as widow. R 45853, June 16, 1986.
193
Im chambre separée; English w Leon
Berg, m R. Heuberger, arr.
Augustus C. Ely, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of arrangement. R 45683, June
4, 19386. 194
In der abendstille (In evening still-
ness) ; poem Gabriele Wrede; high
voice. © Frank La Forge, New
York, as author of m. R 45470, May
28, 1936. 195
In the hammock; op. 35, no. 3, w Nelle
Richmond Eberhart; pf. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, San Diego, Calif.,
as author of m. R 45425, June 1,
1936. 196
In the time of roses (Wenn die rosen
bliihen) ; by Luise Reichardt, arr.;
mixed voices. © N. Clifford Page,
Boston, as author of arrangement.
R 45436, June 1, 1936. 197
Mies 8 nt. song, Luise Reichardt, arr.;
women’s voices. © N. Clifford Page,
Boston, as author of arrangement.
R 45419, June 1, 1936. 198
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Ingle (The) nook; waltz, on airs from
The belle of Brittany; pf. © Marie
Horne, London, as author. R 45862,
June 15, 1936. 199
It’s my thistle; w Ballard Macdonald,
m James W. Tate. © Clarice
Knox, London, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 45489, May 19, 1936.
200
It’s the pretty things you say; song,
w Al Bryan. © Ted Snyder, Los
Angeles, aS author of m. R 45644,
June 5, 1936. 201
Jesus enthroned; song. © _ Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, as au-
thor. R 45768, June 8, 1936. 202
dwesus paid your ransom; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 45742,
June 8, 1936. 203
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; hymn
anthem; mixed quartet or cho., with
sop. and bass soli; organ acc. ©
Ralph Kinder, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 45546, May 28, 1936.
204
Jesus will sustain you; song. © Rob-
ert Harkness, South Pasadena, as
author. R 45731, June 8, 1936. 205
Jubilate Deo in D; anthem, G. M.
Garret, ed. Frederic York. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45517, May 28,
19386. 206
Jubilate Deo in E flat; anthem, John
Stainer, ed. Frederic York. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45514, May 28,
1936. 207
Junior (The) choir; coll. of anthems
and 2-pt. songs for children’s, young
people’s and beginners’ choirs, ed.
Ira B. Wilson and J. S. Fearis. ©
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O., as pro-
prietor of composite work. R 44343,
Apr. 7, 1936. 208
Just a little ballot; by E. A. Hoffman.
Emma. S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45761, June 8, 1936. 209
Just as the brook flows; w Ballard
Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate. ©
Clarice Knox, London, as widow of
the author of m. R 45380, Apr. 29,
1936. 210
Just we two; song. © John L. Golden,
New York, as author. R 45802, June
11, 1936. 211
Dt. ines. vist
—
Keep looking on the bright side; by
John R. Sweney. © Josephine H. 8.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 45769, June 11, 1936. 212
King of Cadonia; play, m Sidney
Jones; pf. © Charles Woodhouse,
London, as author of play. R 45384,
June 2, 19386. 213
Kissing time; song, w William Jerome.
© Jean Schwartz, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 45717, June 5, 1936.
214
Kreuzritters heimkunft; op. 79, no. 2,
ged. Hermann Lingg; 2 stimmiger
miinnerchor u. orch. Partitur. ©
Wilhelm Kienzl, Vienna, as author
of m. R 45783, June 138, 1936. 215
Lamento; op. 5, no. 2; grand orgue.
© Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author.
R 45610, June 5, 1936. 216
Lass and lad; w Rose Mills Powers;
high, in G. © J. Bertram Fox, New
York, as author of m. R 45530,
May 28, 1936. 217
Légende symphonique; op. 5, no. 10;
grand orgue. © Joseph Bonnet,
Paris, aS author. R 45618, June 5,
1936. 218
Leichter wanderer; v. A. von Schlip-
penbach, frei bearb. Mathieu Neu-
mann, op. 67, nr. 9; minnerchor. ©
Maria Neumann, Dtiisseldorf, Ger-
many, aS widow of the author of
arrangement. R 45788, June 138,
1936. 219
Let the peace of God rule in your
hearts; anthem, John Stainer, ed.
Frederic York. © F. Flaxington
Harker, Richmond, as author of
editing. R 45547, May 28, 1936. 220
Lieben im Mai; walzer; klavier. ©
Oscar Straus, Paris, as author. R
45661, June 4, 19386. pail
Liebes-ode (Ode of love) ; op. 54, no. 3,
w O. E. Hartleben; med. voice. ©
Louis Victor Saar, St. Louis, as au-
thor of m. R 45712, June 8, iabas
Liebeslied (Love song) ; w Otto Julius
Bierbaum; high voice. © Henry
Hadley, New York, as author of m.
R 45532, May 28, 1986. 223
Light (The) of earth; Christmas an-
them; mixed cho.; organ acc. © C.
Whitney Coombs, Calcutta, India, as
author of m. R 45568, May 28, Shes
224
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Christmas song, Ww Charlotte
Fiske Bates; med. voice; organ acc.
© C. Whitney Coombs, Calcutta, In-
dia, as author of m. R 45508, May
28, 1936. 225
Liszt (Franz) Rhapsodie hongroise
no. 2; arr. Franz Bendel, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle. 1. Pf. solo—
2. Pf., 4 hands. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, New York, as next of
kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45484,
45485, May 28, 1936. 226, 227
Little lady; w Anne Buchly Harrison,
m Ren Shields. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., aS widow of the au-
thor of m. R 40677, June 4, 1936.
228
Look on the bright side; song, w Fred
P. Morris. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, as author of m. R
45741, June 8, 1936. 229
Lord (The) is my strength and song;
anthem, m Henry K. Hadley; mixed
cho., with alto and bass soli and or-
gan. © Henry Hadley, New York,
as author of m. R 45528, May 28,
1936. 230
Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail;
hymn-anthem; sop. solo and mixed
cho.; organ ace. © William Ber-
wald, Syracuse, as author of m. R
45567, May 28, 1936. 231
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in A;
anthem, John Stainer, ed. Frederic
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45535, May 28, 1936. 232
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in B
flat; anthems, John Stainer, ed.
Frederic York. © F. Flaxington
Harker, Richmond, as author of ed-
iting. R 45524, May 28, 1936. 233
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in C; an-
thems, Eaton Faning, ed. Frederic
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45520, May 28, 1936. 234
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in D;
anthem, G. M. Garrett, ed. Frederic
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45539, May 28, 1936. 235
Magnify His name; anthem, George C.
Martin, ed. Frederic York. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45541, May 28,
1936. 236
247
Maiden (The) and the birds; poem
Franz Christan, m W. H. Neidlinger ;
women’s cho., with sop. Solo.
Orra B. Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., aS widow of the author of m.
R 45543, May 28, 1936. PAY
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Bacchus; opéra, poéme Catulle Men-
dés. Partition pf. et chant. © Lou-
ise Constance de Gressy Massenet,
Versailles, France, aS widow of the
author of m. R 45604, June 5, 1936.
238
Scéne de la séduction de Manon;
transcrite Ad. Soyer; pf., violon et
violoncelle avee contre basse ad lib.
© Jean Paul Laurent Chevalier,
Chatou, France, as executor of the
author of transcription. R 45607,
June 5, 1936. 239
Meet me down on the corner; song. ©
John L. Golden, New York, as au-
thor. R 45803, June 11, 1936. 240
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) O for the wings of a
dove; anthem, w W. Bartholomew,
m arr. Louis R. Dressler; mixed
quartette. © L. Richard Dressler,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
45424, June 1, 19386. 241
Mills (Kerry) barn dance; w Thur-
land Chattaway, m Kerry Mills. ©
Thurland Chattaway, Milford, Conn.,
as author of w. R 45855, June 16,
1936. 242
Minuetto; 2 viol., viola, v.-cello e c-
basso. Partitura. © Francesco Pa-
olo Frontini, Catania, Italy, as au-
thor. R 45811, May 12, 19386. 243
Mister Othello; song, w J. L. Golden
and George V. Hobart. © Jobn L.
Golden, New York, as one of the au-
thors of w and author of m. R
45805, June 11, 1936. 244
Mister policeman; march, op. 35, no. 9.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
Diego, Calif., as author. R 45428,
June 1, 1936. 245
Mittell’s popular graded course for vio-
lin and piano; 29 pieces, rev. and ed.
v. 1. 1st position. © Philipp Mit-
tell, New York, as author of revision
and editing. R 45461, May 28, 19386.
246
Montafiesa; piéce espagnole; pf. ©
Manuel de Falla, Granada, Spain, as
author. R 45578, June 5, 1936. 247
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Moonlight in Jungleland; by J. C.
Schmid and Dempsey. © Johann C.
Schmid, Philadelphia, as one of the
authors. R 45634, June 8, 1936. 248
by J. EK. Dempsey and Schmid.
© Viola Anna Flaherty, West Phil-
adelphia, as widow of one of the au-
thors, J. E. Dempsey. R 45633, June
8, 19386. 249
Miide bin ich (Weary now to rest I
go) ; poem Luise Hensel; high voice,
in G. © J. Bertram Fox, New York,
as author of m. R 40561, May 28,
1936. 250
My defence is of God; anthem; mixed
cho.; organ ace. © Bruno Huhn,
New York, as author of m. R 45465,
May 28, 1936. 251
My heart’s rest; song, w Ralph Con-
nor. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 45738,
June 8, 1986. 252
My prairie song bird; song, w Jack
Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer, New
York, as author of m. R 45343, June
1, 1936. 253
My way to heaven is through your
love, sweetheart; arr. 1. Male quar-
tette.—2. Cornet solo, with band acc.
© Carl F. Williams, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 45837,
45838, June 18, 1936. 254, 255
Nachtgebet; v. Luise Hensel, frei-
bearb. Mathieu Neumann, op. 67, nr.
6; minnerchor. © Maria Neumann,
Diisseldorf, Germany, as widow of
the author of arrangement. R 45787,
June 13, 19386. 256
No surrender; by H. A. Hoffman.: ©
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45764, June 8, 1986. 257
Nothing too small for Him; song, w
Ada R. Habershon. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, as author of
m. R 45733, June 8, 1936. 258
Notturnino; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author
of editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 45482, May 28, 1936. 259
Now that I can have it, I don’t want
it; song. © John L. Golden, New
York, as author. R 45797, June 11,
1936. 260
Nuit de printemps; op. 33; 1°"* violons.
© J. Jemain, Le Gros Noyer par
Ermont, France, as author. R 45586,
June 5, 1936. 261
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
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Nun (The) and the fountain; fantasie
illustrative, Edgar H. Sherwood; pf.
© Helene H. Sherwood, Chicago, as
widow. R 45689, June 8, 1986. 262
O clap your hands; anthem, John
Stainer, ed. Frederic York. © F.
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45513, May 28,
1936. 263
O holy Saviour, friend unseen; hymn
anthem; mixed cho., with organ ad
lib. © William Berwald, Syracuse,
as author of m. R 45549, May 28,
1936. 264
O Lord, how manifold; anthem, Caleb
Simper, ed. Ralph Baird; mixed
voices. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45474, May 28, 1936. 265
O Lord, how manifold are Thy works;
anthem; mixed quartet or cho., with
alto and sop. soli; organ ace. ©
Adolf Frey, Syracuse, as author of
m. R 45545, May 28, 1936. 266
O that will be our jubilee; by E. A.
Hoffman. © Emma S. Hoffman,
Chicago, as widow. R 45750, June
8, 1986. 267
Oesterle’s instructive course for the
piano; coll., ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle. v. 1. 48 pieces, elemen-
tary grade and grade 1.—v. 2. 35
pieces, grade 2.—v. 3. 25 pieces,
grade 3.—v. 4. 22 pieces, grade 4.
© Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author
of editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 45559, 45563, 45562, 45564,
May 28, 1936. 268-271
Offenbach (Jacques) Valse chaloupée;
sur des motifs de J. Offenbach, par
Ch. Dubourg; pf. © Jeanne An-
toinette Bertonciné Badarelli, Albert-
ville, Somme, France, as next of kin
of the author of arrangement, who is
not living. R 45573, June 5, 1936.
21
Oh, I must go home to-night; song. ©
William Hargreaves, London, as au-
thor. R 45452, June 2, 1936. ata
Old (The) mill wheel; poem Franz
Christan, m W. H. Neidlinger; men’s
cho., with ten. solo, a capella. ©
Orra B. Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., aS widow of the author of m.
R 45457, May 28, 19386. 274
One day’s fun; operetta for children,
bk. Mrs. A. G. Lewis, m Carrie Bul-
lard. © Carrie Bullard Lewis, Tufts
College, Mass., as author of m. R»
45489, June 1, 1986. 275
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One in Christ; by John R. Sweney. ©
Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45778, June 11,
1936. 276
Opera (The) mirror; fantasia on fa-
vorite opera themes, Theodore Moses
Tobani; band. © Joseph Morris
Tobani, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
45495, June 4, 1936. 277
Panseron’s A B C of music; primer of
voealization containing the elements
of m and solfeggi, rev. and ex-
tended. © N. Clifford Page, Boston,
as author of revision and extension.
R 45418, June 1, 19386. 278
Papillon; by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor ;
pf. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Col-
eridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey,
England, as widow. R 45632, May 9,
1936. PAKS,
Pavane Récamier; by A. Tellier; pf.
© Anna Aletter, Wiesbaden, Ger-
many, as widow. R 45845, June 15,
1936. © 280
Petite valse; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf.
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not liv-
ing. R 45478, May 28, 1936. 281
Pianista (Il) moderno; 10 esercizi
giornalieri, sulla scala adottata nel
nuovo sistema armonico, Giuseppe
Frugatta; pf.
and Fede Frugatta, Milan, as chil-
dren of the deceased ‘author. R
45812, May 12, 1986. 282
Pixies (The) ; trio, w S. T. Coleridge,
m Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; female
voices. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood
Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey,
England, as widow of the author of
m. R 45629, May 9, 1936. 283
Polka; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and fin-
gered Louis Oesterle; pf. © Kath-
arine Florence Stewart, New York,
as next of kin of the author of edit-
ing and fingering, who is not living.
R 45481, May 28, 19386.
Poor old Solomon; from The echo, w
W. Le Baron, m D. Taylor. © Wil-
liam Le Baron, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of w, and Deems Taylor, New
York, as author of m. R 45672, June
4, 1936. 285
© Fanny Frugatta ’
298
Porter’s Catalina band; march; band.
© William Dwight McCaughey, Los
Angeles, as author. R 45357, May
29, 1936. 286
Practical hints and help for perfection
in singing. © Luisa Cappiani, New
York, as author. R 48945, Mar. 25,
1936. 287
Practical method for the pianoforte; by
Louis Kohler, op. 3800, ed. Louis
Oesterle. v. 1, 2. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, New York, as next of
kin of the author of editing, who is
not living. R 45558, 45554, May 28,
19386. 288, 289
Praise the Lord, O my soul; anthem,
Caleb Simper, ed. Ralph Baird;
mixed voices. © F. Flaxington
Harker, Richmond, as author of
editing. R 45476, May 28, 1936. 290
Pray on, Christian mother; by H. A.
Hoffman. © Emma 8. Hoffman, Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 45765, June 8,
1936. 291
Praying to-night; by E. A. Hoffman.
© Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45748, June 8, 1936. 292
paroles G. Jean-Aubry, m
André Caplet. © Genevieve Marie
Elyse Perruchon Caplet, Orléans,
France, as widow of the author of m.
R 45588, June 5, 19386. 293
Preludio et Corrente; de Michele Mas-
citti, avec révision et ace. de pf.
d’aprés la basse chiffrée ; violon et pf.
© Alfred Moffat, London, as author
of revision and pf. acc. R 45581,
June 5, 1936. 294
Pretty Punchinello; from The beauty
spot, w Joseph W. Herbert, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Marie L. Herbert,
New York, as widow of the author of
w, and Anna De Koven, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
45666, June 4, 1936. 295
Prince (The) of Peace; sacred song.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as author. R 45725, June &,
1936. 296
Principe (Il) Zilah; dramma lirico,
Luigi Illica, m Frank Alfano, opera
completa rid. Carlo Carignani; canto
e pf. © Franco Alfano, Turin, Italy,
as author of m. R 45705, June 5,
1936. 297
Put your trust in Jesus; song. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as author. R 45726, June 8, 1936.
298
Préludes ;
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299
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Queen of the night Amina mine; song,
w Ballard Macdonald. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author of m. R
45381, Apr. 29, 1936. 299)
Quintette final; de L’heure espagnole,
poéme Franc-Nohain ; sop., tén., trial,
bar. et basse. © Maurice Ravel,
Montfort l Amaury, France, as author
of m. R 45598, June 5, 1936. 300
Raindrops; capricietto, op. 21; pf. ©
Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 45420, June 1, 1936. 301
Répertoire moderne de_ vocalises-
études; no. 14, Paul Dukas, publiées
sous la direction de A. L. Hettich;
voix moyennes. © A. L. Hettich,
Paris, as author. R 45592, June 5,
1936. 302
Responsive service introductions; for
minister and choir. © George A.
Burdette, Newton Center, Mass., as
author. R 45471, May 28, 1986. 303
Reverie; op. 5, no. 6; grand orgue. ©
Joseph Bonnet, Paris, as author. R
45614, June 5, 1986. 304
Rhapsodie catalane; op. 5, no. 12;
grand orgue. © Joseph Bonnet,
Paris, as author. R 45620, June 5,
1936. 305
Rock of ages, cleft for me; hymn-
anthem, w A. M. Toplady; men’s
voices. © William R. Spence, Perth,
Ont., Canada, as author of m. R
45422, June 1, 1936. 306
Rollinson’s modern school for the saxo-
phone; by Thomas H. Rollinson. ©
Frederick B. Rollinson, Naugatuck,
Conn., as executor. R 45441, June 1,
1936. 307
Ronde francaise; de L. Boéllmann;
1°** violons. © Marie Louise Boéll-
mann, Jean Boéllmann and Jeanne
Boéllmann, Paris, as children of the
deceased author. R 45601, June 5,
1936.
Ropartz (J. Guy) Soixante lecons de
solfége; 4 changements de clefs. 1°
v. 20 lecons; clef de sol, 2° ligne, et
clef de fa, 4° ligne. Ed. sans ace.
© J. Guy Ropartz, Lauloup par
Plouha, Cotes du Nord, France, as
author. R 45591, June 5, 1936. 309
Rose, pretty Rose; song, m Albert
Gumble. © Bartley Costello, New
York, as author of w. R 45645, June
5, 1936. 310
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Le
matin; op. 129, poésie Lamartine;
voix d’hommes, sans ace. © Marie
308 °
Laure Truffot Saint-Saéns, Puyri-
eart, France, as widow of the author
of m. R 45587, June 5, 1936. 311
Réverie du soir; extraite de la
Suite algérienne, op. 60, transcrite.
1. Pf. conducteur.—2. 1°7* violons. ©
Henri Mouton, Nice, France, as au-
thor of transcription. R 45589,
45590, June 5, 1936. 312, 313
Sarabanda et Corrente; de Arcangelo
Corelli, avee révision et ace. de pf.
d’apres la basse chiffrée; violon et
pf. © Alfred Moffat, London, as au-
thor of revision and pf. ace R
45583, June 5, 1936. 314
Sarabande et Gigue; de J. B. Senaillé,
avec révision et acc. de pf. d’aprés la
basse chiffrée; violon et pf. © Al-
fred Moffat, London, as author of
revision and pf. ace. R 45580, June
5, 1936. 315
Seales and studies; by Georges Gillet;
oboé. © Louise Hackerling Gillet,
Neuilly, France, as widow. R 45594,
June 5, 1936. 316
Scherzo symphonique in D; by William
Faulkes, op. 123, no. 2; organ.
Keturah Alice Faulkes, Wallasey,
Cheshire, England, as widow. R
45542, May 28, 1986. 317
Scrubbing song; galop, op. 35, no. 2;
pf. © Charles Wakefield Cadman,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
45429, June 1, 1936. 318
Sea drift; w T. B. Aldrich, m Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor; 8 voices, unace.
© Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as widow of the author of m. R
45626, May 9, 1936. 319
Sérénade amoureuse; par Wilh. Alet-
ter; pf. © Anna Aletter, Wiesbaden,
Germany, aS widow. R 45848, June
320
Serenata; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. © Kath-
arine Florence Stewart, New York,
as next of kin of the author of edit-
ing and fingering, who is not living.
R 45480, May 28, 1986. 321
Seven o’clock in the morning; over-
ture, op. 35, no. 1; pf. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, San Diego, Calif.,
as author. R 45430, June 1, mies
Signal-marsch ; aus Der mann mit den
drei frauen, Franz Lehar, arr. Karl
Praschinger ; zither. © Maria Pras-
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Vienna, as children of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 45722,
Jan, 24, 1936. 823
Silent (The) sea; anthem, m W. H.
Neidlinger; mixed cho.; organ ace.
© Orra B. Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., aS widow. R 45456, May 28,
1936. 324
Skies (The) are bright; by E. A. Hoff-
man. © Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago,
as widow. R 45746, June 8, 1936.
325
© Ernest Moret, Paris,
R 45602, June 5, 1936.
326
Song of a shepherd; poem Grace Haz-
ard Conkling; high voice, in B flat.
© J. Bertram Fox, New York, as
author of m. R 45548, May 28,
1936. 327
Song (The) of the sea; from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald De Koven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45678, June 4, 1936. 328
Sonnenaufgang; w Gottfried Keller;
gem. chor. u. grosses orch. Partitur.
© Siegmund von Hausegger, Har-
laching b. Munich, as author of m.
R 45780, June 13, 1936. 329
Souvenir de Chopin; par F. Paul Fron-
tini; pf. © Francesco Paolo Fron-
tini, Catania, Italy, as author. R
45807, May 12, 1936. 330
Stainless (A) banner; by HE. A. Hoff-
Solitude; pf.
as author.
man. © Emma 8. Hoffman, Chica-
go, as widow. R 45762, June 8,
1936. ~ Salk
Stand up and bless the Lord your God;
anthem, John Goss, ed. Frederic
York. © F. Flaxington Harker,
Richmond, as author of editing. R
45526, May 28, 1936. 332
Strength for to-day. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, as author of
m. R 45730, June 8, 1936. 333:
Stubborn (A) Cinderella; bk. and
lyrics Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams, m Jos. EH. Howard. Voc. sc.
© Frank R. Adams, Los Angeles, as
one of the authors of w. R 45640,
June 5, 1936. 334
Same. © Will M. Hough, Los
Angeles, as one of the authors of w.
R 45641, June 5, 1936. 3835
346
Suite gothique; par L. Boéllmann, op.
25; pf. © Marie Louise Boéllmann,
Jean Boéllmann and Jeanne Boéll-
mann, Paris, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 45599, June 5,
1936. 336
Sunflower babe; march two-step. ©
I’, D. Heltman, Cleveland, as author.
R 45650, June 5, 1936. aot
Sur les falaises; pf. © Ernest Moret,
Paris, as author. R 45603, June 5,
1936. 338
Take me out for a joy ride: w Ren
Shields, m Kerry Mills. © Grace
Shields, Avenel, N. J., as widow of
the author of w. R 45383, Apr. 29,
1936. 339
Tarantella; by Enrico Bossi, ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 45483, May 28, 1936. 340
Te Deum laudamus in A; anthem,
John Stainer, ed. Frederic York. ©
F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond,
as author of editing. R 45525, May
28, 1936. 341
Te Deum laudamus in B flat; anthem,
John Stainer, ed. Frederic York.
© F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond,
as author of editing. R 45522, May
28, 1986. 342
Te Deum laudamus in D; anthem, G.
M. Garrett, ed. Frederic York. ©
FE. Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45515, May 28,
1936. 343
Te Deum laudamus in E flat; anthem,
John Stainer, ed. Frederic York.
© F. Flaxington Harker, Richmond,
as author of editing. R 455386, May
28, 1986. 344
Ten thousand times ten thousand;
hymn-anthem, w Henry Alford, m
Frank H. Brackett; mixed voices;
organ acc. © Mary Frances Brack-
ett, Ashland, Mass., aS widow of the
author of m. R 45437, June 1, 1936.
345
Then would I happy be; by Julian
Jordan; sop.; in B flat. © Susan
M. Bridgeman, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
and Allis Jordan Smith, Larchmont,
N. Y., as children of the deceased
author. R 45660, June 4,1936. 346
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347
There'll come: a day; song, w Alfred
Bryan. © Ted Snyder, Los An-
geles, as author of m. R 45639, June
5, 1936. 347
There’s one thing sets me crazy—that’s
the girls; w Ballard Macdonald, m
James W. Tate. © Clarice Knox,
London, as widow of the author of
m. R 45487, May 19, 1936. 348
They never think about the man; from
The echo, w W. Le Baron, m D.
Taylor. © William Le _ Baron,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w,
and Deems Taylor, New York, as
author of m. R 45674, June 4, 1936.
349)
They’re singing over me; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45774, June 11, 1986. 350
Things (The) you think are not the
things you say; from The echo, w
W. Le Baron, m D. Taylor. © Wil-
liam Le Baron, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of w, and Deems Taylor, New
York, as author of m. R 45669,
June 4, 1936. 301
This is our business for the King; by
E. A. Hoffman. © Emma S. Hoff-
man, Chicago, aS widow. R 45747,
June 8, 1936. aay
Thomas (Adelaide Speechley) Forty
short artistic studies; on an original
system of pianoforte touch, in con-
nection with emotional expression,
Adelaida Thomas. pt. 1, 2. © Ade-
laide Speechley Thomas, Hadleigh,
Suffolk, England, as author. R
45795, May 15, 1986. 303
Thou, O Lord, art my shield; anthem,
w from Psalm 3, m Frederick Ste-
venson, op. 53; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Houseley Stevenson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as child of the deceased
author. R 454388, June 1, 1986. 354
Thou wilt remember me; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45773, June 11, 1936. 300
Thy peace O Lord; poem Adelaide A.
Procter, m W. H. Neidlinger; sop.
and alto or bar. © Orra B. Neid-
linger, East Orange, N. J., as widow
of the author of m. R 45544, May
28, 1936. 306
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
To be continued; from The echo, w W.
Le Baron, m D. Taylor. © William
Le Baron, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of w, and Deems Taylor, New
York, as author of m. R 45668, June
4, 1936. 357
Toujours la politesse; trio from The
beauty spot, w Joseph W. Herbert,
m Reginald De Koven. © Marie L.
Herbert, New York, aS widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 45664, June 4, 1936. 358
Trio in D; concerto no. 4, Niccolo Por-
pora, op. 2, for 2 violins and violon-
cello, arr. with pf. ace. Hugo Rie-
mann, ed. © Sam Franko, New
York, as author of editing. R
45518, May 28, 1986. 309!
Trio in G; by Karl Philipp Emanuel
Bach, for 2 violins and violoncello,
arr. with pf. acc. Hugo Riemann, ed.
© Sam Franko, New York, as author
of editing. R 45531, May 28, 1936.
360
Trip (A) to the park; descriptive, op.
35, no. 6; pf. © Charles Wakefield
Cadman, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor. R 45431, June 1, 1936. 361
Trumpets of silver; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45779, June 11, 1986. 362
Tsigane; par F. Paul Frontini; pf. ©
Francesco Paolo Frontini, Catania,
Italy, as author. R 45810, May 12,
1936. 363
Turkey trot; pf. © Oscar Haase, Up-
per Montclair, N. J., aS author. R
45657, June 4, 1936. 364
Two or three; song, w Ada R. Haber-
Shon. © M. L. Stocks, Drexel Hill,
Pa., as author of m. R 45729, June
8, 1936. 365
Valse-caprice ; in G, Génari Karganoff,
op. 16, ed. and fingered Louis Oes-
terle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45466, May
28, 1936. 366
Visions of home; waltzes, Leo Fried-
man, arr. Harry L. Alford; orch.
Fredericka F. Loewenthal, Los An-
geles, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45355, May 27,
1936. 367
838
RENEWALS
no. 6, 1936
392
Voice (The) of fate; cantata, w Ernst
Held; women’s 4-pt. cho., with sop.
and alto soli and orch. Voc. se. ©
William Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y.,
as author of m. R 45512, May 28,
19386. 368
Vote for local option; by EH. A. Hoff-
man. © Emma §S. Hoffman, Chi-
cago, aS widow. R 45760, June 8,
1936. 369
Vote it out; by E. A. Hoffman. ©
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45751, June 8, 1936. 370
Wagner (Richard) Elsa’s dream;
from Lohengrin, arr. Theodore
Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph Mor-
ris Tobani, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 45498, June 4, 1936.
371
Waiting for me; from Havana, w
Adrian Ross, m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, Bexhill-on-
sea, Sussex, England, as widow of
the author of m. R 45346, May 29,
1936. 372
Way down in Pensacola; from Ha-
vana, w and m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, Bexhill-on-
sea, Sussex, England, as widow. R
45344, May 29, 1936. 373
We are coming; song, w Ada R. Hab-
ershon. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R
45740, June 8, 1936. 374
We have the votes; by E. A. Hoffman.
{© Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45756, June 8, 19386. 375
Weihe (Die) der nacht; w Friedrich
Hebbel; gem. chor. 1. Klavierparti-
tur.—2. Grosses orch.-partitur. ©
Siegmund von Hausegger, Harlach-
ing b. Munich, as author of m. R
45781, 45784, June 18,1936. 3876, 377
Welcome people; by E. A. Hoffman. ©
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45757, June 8, 1986. 378
What can lambkins do; trio, w Chris-
tina Rossetti, m Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor; female voices. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as widow
of the author of m. R 45630, May 9,
1936. 379
What has that man Harrigan done; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate.
© Clarice Knox, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 45378, Apr.
29, 19386. 380
What more can He do; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45770, June 11, 1986. 381
What’s the news; by E. A. Hoffman. ©
Emma S. Hoffman, Chicago, as
widow. R 45745, June 8, 1986. 382
What’s the use; from A stubborn Cin-
derella, lyrics Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams, m Jos. E. Howard.
© Frank R. Adams, Los Angeles, as
one of the authors of w. R 45642,
June 5, 19386. 383
Same. © Will M. Hough, Los
Angeles, as one of the authors of w.
R 45643, June 5, 1936. 384
When God forgives He forgets; cho., w
Ada R. Habershon. © Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, as author of
ny. R 45739, June 8, 1986. 3895
When the boat comes in; song, w Ada
R. Habershon. M. L. Stocks,
Drexel Hill, Pa., as author of m. R
45727, June 8, 1936. 386
When the girl you think the world of
thinks the world and all of you; by
B. Costello and J. EH. Dempsey. ©
Bartley Costello, New York, as one of
the authors. R 45635, June 5, 1936.
387
—— Same. © Viola Anna Flaherty,
West Philadelphia, as widow of one
of the authors, J. EH. Dempsey. R
45636, June 5, 1936. 388
When the pale moon whispers good-
night dolly dear; song, w Billy Litt-
man. © Ed Edwards, Philadelphia,
as author of m. R 45637, June 5,
1936. 389
Whistling tramps; American inter-
mezzo, A. Tellier; pf. © Anna
Aletter, Wiesbaden, Germany, as
widow. R 45846, June 15, 1936. 390
White (The) wash man; instrumental.
© Jean Schwartz, New York, as
author. R 45718, June 5, 1936. 391
Wind (The) speaks; song, w William
H. Hayne. George A. Grant-
Schaefer, Chicago, as author ofm. R
45435, June 1, 1986. 392
839
398
Yankee (The) girl; caprice, Theodore
Moses Tobani; pf. © Joseph Morris
Tobani, Great Neck, L. I, N. Y., as
child of the deceased author. R
45496, June 4, 1936. 393
Ye merry birds; march, Theodore
Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph Mor-
ris Tobani, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author. R
45497, June 4, 1936. 394
Ye shall go out with joy; anthem, J.
Barnby, ed. Frederic York. © F.
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O
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Flaxington Harker, Richmond, as
author of editing. R 45537, May 28,
1986. 395
Yoo-la! Dear old Spain; song. © John
L. Golden, New York, as author. R
45806, June 11, 19386. 396
Zigeunerweisen ; by Pablo De Sarasate,
op. 20, ed. and fingered; violin, with
pf. ace. © Philipp Mittell, New York,
as author of editing and fingering.
R 45460, May 28, 19386.
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18649-21569
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
19386
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 7
UNITED STATES
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HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except ‘‘a’’, ‘an’, or ‘“‘the’, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
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an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
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(Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Moszkow-
ski (Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Puccini (Gia-
como); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Saint-Saens (Charles Camille); Schubert
(Franz Peter); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner
(Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “‘Finf studien’’, “12 études
élémeutaires’, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz”, “dance”, ‘“‘march’’,
“allegro’”’, “praeludium’”’, “nocturne”, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude’’, “study”,
“fantasia”, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the
name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross
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unless otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
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by such claimant prior to December 31, 1936.
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The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages VoVi Or nO: i;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xi—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xui of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 33
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—xi of no. 3, and vol, 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Greece, vol. 27 (1982), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vili ‘of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3s andyivol.: 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. ie
one (excluding Trans- -Jordan), vol. "98 (1933), pages vi-vil
Oro. 9;
Poland, vol, 29 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 28 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. ve
Spain, vol, 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10; -
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vil of no. 3:
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages Vii-vill of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Nore.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of Words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A la espaniola; waltz; 1st violin. ©1
e. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128209;
Erasmo Miranda, New York. 18649
A Weana is net krank; wienerlied, w
R. Sieczynski, m M. Steger. © Apr.
27, 1986; E for. 45121; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
18650
Abanico (El); Spanish march, A.
Javaloyes, arr. Erik Hansen; pf.
accordion band pts. © July 3, 1936;
EH} for. 45210; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 18651
Absence; w Lindsay White; pf. ©
1 ¢@ July 16, 1986; E unp. 128431;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18652
Accent on swing; w and m Jimmy
Palmer.
128542; Erroll
Phoenix, Ariz.
Payne Palmer,
18653
Acceptance; w Willard Wattles; male
voices. ©1@ July 7, 1936; E unp.
127819; Charles H. Marsh, Chula
Vista, Calif. 18654
Accordion (The) world march; pf. ac-
cordion. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
56175; Pietro Frosini, New York.
18655
Ada Marie; w and melody. ©1ce. July
2, 19386; E unp. 217624; Lon Aldrich
Dorman, Jones, Okl. 18656
Adieu, to love, adieu; w and m Ries-
feld and Marbot, English lyrics
Arthur Le Clerg. © July 2, 1936;
E for. 44891; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 18657
Adolescent; w Sylvia Wayne, m Dick
Larry Wayne; pf. treble. © 1 e.
July 31, 1936; E unp. 129428; Harper
Simmons Cobb, jr., Los Angeles.
18658
Aerial honeymoon; fox-trot song. ©
ic. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128658;
Laura Chapman, Farmersville, Tex.
18659
Afraid; song. © 1c. July 20, 1936:
E unp. 128591; Houston Smith, jr.,
Dallas. 18660
©1c July 18, 1936; E unp.
Afraid I’m losing you; fox-trot song.
© 1c May 18, 1936; E unp. 127955;
Doris Peck Robinette, Portland, Or.
18661
After all; fox-trot song. ©1c. May 18,
19386; E unp. 127952; John Doman,
Jefferson, O. 18662
After dark; song. ©1e. July 25, 1936;
E unp. 129018; Thomas Rosen, St.
Louis. 18663
After romping around with you; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129414; Gladys F. Steis, Ridg-
way, Pa. 18664
After the dream; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. July 29, 1936;
EK unp. 129202; William Hintz,
Bremerton, Wash. 18665
After you; song, w Kathryn Kay. ©
1 e@. July 15, 1936; E unp. 128380;
Edna Fischer Hayes, San Francisco.
18666
Afterglow ; fox-trot, Al Stillman, Buck
Ram and Phil Levant, arr. Paul
Yoder; band pts. © July 9, 1936;
E pub. 56279; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 18667
Ah blinde mame; w and melody. ©
1e@ July 16, 1936; E unp. 128390;
Harold E. Lish, Brooklyn. 18668
Ah! continentale; fox-trot, parole
Alfredo Bracchi, m Mario Schisa,
arr. Franco Ansaldo, [and] Son
tutte frottole; rumba burlesca, pa-
role A. R. Borella, m Giuliani, arr. V.
Ripa: orch. pti. © Mar. 6, 1936;
E for. 45236; A. & G. Carisch, & ¢.,
Milan. 18669
Ah woo! ah woo!—to you; w and m
Cliff Friend; with guit. arr. © July
1, 1986; E pub. 56201; Crawford
music corp., New York. 18670
Aheim aheim; melody. © 1 ce. June
8, 19386; E unp. 126043; Herman
Wohl, New York. 18671
Air tendre; par Maurice Reuchsel;
violen ou alto ou violoncelle et pf.
ou orgue. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44981; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
18672
841
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18673
Album of favorite piano solos; ed.,
fingered and rev. Bernice Manoloff.
Cole ed. © July 7, 1936; AA 211751;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 18673
Album of favorite songs; arr. and ed.
Walter Goodell and Nick Manoloff.
Coleved: © Wuly 28) 193862) Aux
210958; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
18674
Alfalfa; country dance; pf. accordion.
© June 1, 1936; E pub. 56178; Pietro
Frosini, New York. 18675
Alf’s hornpipe; by LeRoy Shield; pf.
©1e. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129334;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18676
All alone with my dreams; w and
melody. ©1e. May 11, 1936; E unp.
126947; Lillian Kaufman, Chicago.
18677
All for you; w Burt Hart, m Bebo
Weaver. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
128989; Herbert W. Hart, Farming-
ton, Mich. 18678
All in the April evening; unison song,
w Katharine Tynan, m May Sarson,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. © July
6, 1986; E for. 45159; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 18679
All my dreams came true; w Charlotte
Goff, m Bill Haines. © 1c. July
18, 1986; E unp. 128543; Robert
William Haines, Wallingford, Conn.
18680
All of a sudden; w Jack Yellen, m Lew
Pollack © 1 c€ Jwly ie os67 E
unp 128370; Movietone music corp.,
New ‘York. 18681
All on account of you; w and melody.
© 1c. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127619;
EKdward Joseph Hough, New York.
18682
All over you; w and melody Fritz
(Baron) Johnson. © 1c. June 20,
1936; E unp. 127777; Fritz Frank
Arthur Johnson, New York. 18683
All’s going well, madam-ah! la mar-
quise-ah ; English lyrics Jack Hughes,
m Paul Misraki; with ukulele arr.
and chords for accordion. © June
5, 19386; EH for. 45189; Peter Maurice
music co., Itd., London. 18684
All thru the night; w Merrill D. Ton-
ning, and melody. © 1. July 27,
1936 ; E unp. 129070; Adeline (Mick)
Martens, Boise, Id. 18685
Allan’s choir masters guide; album of
pt. songs, w Charles Sedley, and
OU OG OE Se Aa
others, m Louis Lavater, and others,
ed. Charles Stanbridge. v. 2. ©
Apr. 22, 1986; E for. 44905; Allan
& c¢o., prop. Itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 18686
Allan’s concert song series; w C. H.
Souter, and others, m Hdith Harrhy,
and others, ed. Charles Stanbridge.
v.2. © Apr. 22, 1936; E for. 44906;
Allan & co., prop. ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 18687
Almenrausch und edelweiss; w Fritz
Lohner, m Viktor Altmann. © Apr.
22, 19386; E for. 45025; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Vi-
enna. 18688
Aloha oe; by Lydia Liliuokalani, arr.
Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo,
Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian guit.
obbl. ace. and Spanish guit. ace., with
w. © July 21, 1936; E pub. 56544;
Virst natl. inst. of allied arts, South
Bend, Ind. 18689
Alone and lonesome; w and melody.
© 1c. July 17, 19386; E unp. 128549;
Meria Rose Freda, Elizabeth, N. J.
18690
Alone at last; w and m Jay Montana,
arr. Anthony Franchini. © May 20,
1936 ; EH pub. 56312; Josephine (Jay)
Montana, Brooklyn. 18691
Along came love; song. © 1 ¢. July
17, 1986; E unp. 128492; Chas. H.
Dorman, Duquesne, Pa. 18692
Alpine echo; by Hugo Friedhofer. ©
1 ec July 30, 1986; E unp. 129397;
Movietone music corp., New York.
18693
Alte (Die) dame; w u. m Richard
Wintzer, op. 43, nr. 4. © Mar. 5,
1936; E for. 450836; Ries & Erler,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18694
Although; waltz, w Ralph Butler and
Stanley J; Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © July 6, 1936; E for. 45133 ;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 18695
Amanda Lee; w and melody. © 1.
July 8, 1936; E unp. 127867; Richard
Tennyson Baker, Washington.
18696
Amour I speak of love; song. © 1.
July 18, 1986; E unp. 128239; Henry
Bak May, Atlanta. 18697
And four years more will keep us glad ;
song. ©1e. July 20, 1936; E unp.
128630; Clarence Grubbs, Odessa,
Mo. 18698
842
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
And now that I’ve found you; melody.
©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127762;
Walter Raymond Strom, Russell,
N:P. 18699
And that woman made a monkey out
of me; w and melody Sidney Clare.
©l1e. July 14, 19386; BH unp. 128287;
Movietone music corp., New York.
18700
And then—sudden love; w and melody ;
pf. treble acc. © 1c. July 24, 1936;
E unp. 128920; Thomas B. Diorio,
Torrington, Conn. 18701
Andulka; foxtrot aus Der giitige An-
tonius, text Spilar u. Mirovsky
deutscher text Beda u. Hugo Wiener,
m Jara Benes. © Jan. 29, 1936; E
for. 44920; Wiener operettenverlag,
g. m. b. h., Vienna. 18702
Angel (An); w and melody. © 1..
July 27; 1936; E unp. 129046; Rose
Marguerite Balz, Novato, Calif.
18703
Angel hymn; song, harmonized Henry
Knighton. © June 18, 1936; E pub.
56137: Converse EK. Nickerson, Wake-
field, Mass. 18704
Angel voices ever singing; w Francis
Pott; sop. or ten., with mixed cho.;
organ ace. © 1. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128564; Donald Le Roy Coats,
Topeka, Kan. 18705
Angelina miguarda; cancion. ©le.
June 24, 19386; E unp. 127779; Pas-
quale Novara, New York. 18706
Angelita, sweetheart of the golden
West; song. ©1e. July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129272; Clara A. Hanson,
Chicago. 18707
Anglo-Irish folk songs; by Padraic
Gregory, with settings Carl Gilbert
Hardebeck. v. 2. © May 12, 1936;
E for. 45139; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 18708
Annemariechen—Annemarei, ei ei ei, du
bist treu; marsch-foxtrot, w u. m
Herms Niel, klavier-arr. Hartwig
von Platen. © June 28, 1935; EB for.
45245; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 18709
Another day; w and m BHElizabeth
Grigor Kemp. ©1e. July 1, 1936;
E unp. 127536; A. N. Kemp, Los An-
geles. 18710
Another name on love; w and melody
Glenn Mack. © 1c. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 127665; W. Thomas Williams,
Bellevue, Ky. 18711
18724
Another stunt band folio; new arrs.,
Ed. Chenette and Paul Yoder; band
pts. © June 15, 1936; E pub. 56218;
Rubank, ine., Chicago. 18712
Another sweet night of love; fox-trot
song. ©1ec. June 22, 1936; E unp.
128052; Anthony Capozio, Philadel-
phia. 18713
Apart from business; from Cheer up,
w Frank Hyton, m Billy Mayerl;
with ukulele arr. and chords for
banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
June 26, 1986; E for. 45185; Vic-
toria music pub. co., ltd., London.
18714
Apple blossom time; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce May 18, 1986; E unp. 127950;
Jane Mallory Browne, Norfolk, Va.
18715
Arabian minute dance; by Geo. Hamil-
ton Green; xylophone, with pf. ace.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56157; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 18716
Arabian nights; pf. accordion; in E
min. © 1c. June 2, 1936; E unp.
127647; Boris Schapiro, New York.
18717
Arabische nichte; 7 lieder nach dicht-
ungen Hans Bethge, m Felix Wein-
gartner, op. 85, nos. 1-7. © Jan. 23,
19386; E for. 44909; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 18718
Arana de la noche; tango argentino,
Pedro Manilla, orch. Edgar Gernet;
pts. © Feb. 4, 1936; E for. 45248;
J. Liber, London. 18719
Are you from Texas too; song, m Pat
Dooley, arr. Burrell Van Buren;
with ukulele arr. © June 1, 1936;
EK pub. 55558; Lone star music pub.
co., Dallas. 18720
Arethusa (The) ; w Prince Hoare, m
Shield, arr. with descant H. A. Cham-
bers. © July 10, 1936; E for. 44955;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 18721
Argentine swing; w Sidney Clare, m
Harry Akst. © 1c. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129390; Movietone music
corp., New York. 18722
Arise; song, w Lenore Lee and Eliza-
beth Nathanson. © 1 ce July 31,
19386; E unp. 129421; Norman Lee,
Chicago. 18723
Arms of love; fox-trot song. © 1 «¢.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 127953; Nora
McNeil and Jerry McNeil, Smith-
field, N. C. 18724
843
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18725
Arouse America; w and melody.
1c July 8, 1986; E unp. 128156;
Charles Earnest Wheeler, Bothell,
Wash.
As I look back to the day we met; song,
w John M. Russell. © 1. July 7,
1936; E unp. 127889; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 18726
As the world strolls by; w Frank Beck ;
pf. © 1c. July 28, 1936; HE unp.
129140; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 18727
Ashes; w S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaf-
fer. © 1c. July 15, 1936: E unp.
128334; Max Shaffer and S. J. Segal,
Montreal, Que., Canada. 18728
Astronomically speaking ; w and m Ray
Vaughn. © 1c. July 24, 1936; E
unp. 128913; Raymond Vaughn Whit-
man, jr., Springfield, O. 18729
At friends with life; w Edwin Mark-
ham, m Karl Klun. © 1. July 7,
1936; E unp. 127800; Rosina Klun,
Los Angeles. 18730
At peace with the whole wide world;
w and melody. ©1c. July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128374; Alex Schonfeld,
Brooklyn. 18731
At sundown; song, w Martin Hentrich.
©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129187:
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 18732
At the auction; song; with ukulele arr.
©1e. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127678;
William Taylor Evans, Waukegan,
Til. 18733
At the beach at Malibu; w Sidney
Clare, m Harry Akst. ©1e. July 30,
1936; E unp. 129392; Movietone mu-
sie corp., New York. 18734
At the Cafe Continental; tango-fox-
trot, w and m Will Grosz and Jimmy
Kennedy; with ukulele arr. and
chords for accordion. © June 25,
19386; E for. 45188; Peter Maurice
music ¢o., ltd., London. 18735
At your service madame ; fox-trot song:
with guit. and accordion arr. ©
1c July 16, 1986; E unp. 128732;
Stanley Albert Willecock, Johannes-
burg, South Africa. 18736
Atimonan; rumba; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1. June 10, 1936; E unp.
126223 ; Youra Guller, New York.
18737
Autumn time in the mountains; song.
©1le. July 24, 1936; EB unp. 128951:
Alta V. Leland, Arnold, Neb. 18738
18725.
Pt. TT) N.S. 4v..aL
© | Avalloni’s (James) master instructor
for Hawaiian guitar; note and num-
ber system and new compositions,
James Avalloni and Arthur Fenner.
© June 11, 1936; E pub. 56418;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
18739
Ave Maria; by Albert Coates; pf. ©
May 18, 1986; E for. 45137; Elkin &
co., Itd., London. 18740
Awaiting the time; w Rosa Kuki; pf.
© 1c. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127551;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18741
Awake, America, awake; pf., with w.
© July 5, 1936; E pub. 5670%; Karl
F. Wittman, Toledo. 6 18742
——w A. B. Lewis and Glenn Visscher,
m Arthur Sullivan. © June 5, 1936;
E pub. 56518; Arthur B. Lewis, New
York. 18743
Ay, ay, ay; creole serenade, English
text Alfred Marlhom, m arr. Wal-
lingford Riegger; men’s cho. ©
June 26, 1986; E pub. 56210; Har-
old Flammer, ine., New York.
18744
Azuquita; son, cancion. © June 15,
1936; E for. 45128; Raul Valdespi,
Havana. 18745
Baby doll; fox-trot song. © 1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 128086; Fannie
Ewell, Little Rock, Ark. 18746
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Ach Herr,
mich armen stinder [and] Ehr’ sei
in’s himmels throne; two choruses,
from Cantata no. 135, German text
Cyriakus Schneegass, English ver-
sion Charles Sanford Terry, ed. and
pf. pt. arr. Henry Clough-Leighter ;
mixed cho. © June 11, 1936; HE pub.
56616; HE. C. Schirmer music Co.,
Boston. 18747
— Arioso; arr. Hans Barth; pf. ©
June 6, 1986; E pub. 56237; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 18748
— Bourrée; arr. Paul J. Dahm;
flute, oboe, B flat clarinet and bas-
soom.. Seo and) pts. "©: JulyaeZe,
1936; E pub. 56624; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 18749
from the B minor partita for
violin solo, arr. Albert Chiaffarelli
after the Saint-Saéns transcription
for piano; band pts., with conduc-
tor’s condensed se. © July 138, 1936;
E pub. 56596; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18750
844
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Come, Saviour of the Gentiles;
organ chorale-prelude, adapted Hd-
gar Schenkman; violin and pf. ©
June 27, 1986; E for. 56414; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18751
—— Kantate nr. 53 (Cantata no. 58) ;
English version Lucy HE. Broadwood,
klavierauszug Giinter Raphael; con-
tralto. May 20, 1986; E for.
45056; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
18782
= Montate. nr. 117 :¢Cantata:: no.
117) ; English version Mevanwy Rob-
erts, klavierauszug Giinter Raphael;
alto-, ten.-, bass-solo und chor. ©
May 20, 1986; HE for. 45055; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 18753.
Largo; della toccata e fuga in
do maggiore per organo, trascri-
zione Pasquale La Rotella; orch.
Partitura. © Mar. 16, 1936; E for.
452385; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
18754
— Minuet and Bourrée; arr. F. W.
Wadely; string orch. and pf. Se.
and pts. © June 9, 1986; E for.
45212; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 18755
Toccata in D minor; pf. accordion
arr. ©i1c. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128856; Bob Burns, Atlanta.
18756
— Wake, awake; from Church ¢an-
tata no. 140, w Philipp Nicolai, Eng-
lish tr. and m ed. Max T. Krone;
mixed voices. © July 6, 1986; E
pub. 56890; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18757
Wenn es meines Gottes wille;
German w Salomo Franck [and] Der
leib zwar in der erden; German w
Christoph Knoll: two choruses, from
Cantata no. 161, English versions
Charles Sanford Terry, ed. and pf.
pt. arr. Henry Clough-Leighter ;
mixed cho. © June 12, 1986; E pub.
56618; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 18758
Back in those log cabin days; w and
melody. © 1c. July 25, 1986; E
unp. 129007 ; Jesse C. Little, Morgan,
Utah. 18759
Back yard frolic; w Luemma Mar-
graum; pf. © 1c. July 16, 1936;
BE unp. 128432; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18760
Bagoo; cancion, m Sergio De Karlo.
© 1c. July 20, 1936; E unp. 128635;
Frank Gill, Hancock Point, Me.
18761
18774
Balboa’ (The); w Sidney D. Mitchell,
m' Lew Poilack. © 1 ¢ July 30,
1986; E unp. 129895; Movietone
musie corp., New York. 18762
Balboa; w and m Paul Denniker and
Andy Razaf; pf. treble. 1 @.
July 8, 1986; E unp. 127888; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 18763
Bali; w and melody Karl Streuber.
©1ec. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128383;
Charles D. (Karl) Streuber, Bur-
bank, Calif. 18764
Ballet (The) dancer; ballerina, Mois-
saye Boguslawski; pf. © July 10,
1936 ; E pub. 56427 ; Moderne publica-
tions, Chicago. 18765
Ballet of the marionettes; xylophone,
vibra bells, marimba, celeste and
harp. ©1c. July 30, 1986; E unp.
129803; Vojmir Attl, New York.
18766
Ballettmusik; v. Zoltan Kodaly; orch.
Partitur. © May 8, 1936; E for.
45108; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 18767
——-——pf. © Feb. 20, 1936; E for.
44910; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 18768
Baltimore, where rhythm begins; pf.
treble. ©1ce. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129158; Benjamin Klasmer, Balti-
more. 18769
Barbara Frietchie; w John G. Whit-
tier, m E. Sloman, arr. J. A. Parks;
male cho., or quartet. © July 8,
1986; E pub. 56285; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Neb. 18770
Baum (Edna Lucile) ‘Ten national
character dances; arr. E. L. Baum;
pf. © Aug. 10, 19386; AA 212458;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
18771
Bazelaire (Paul) Dix études tran-
scendantes; pour le travail des
doubles cordes, d’apres les études
melodiques F. A. Kummer. © May
1, 1986; E for. 44976; Alphonse
Leduc & cie., Paris. 18772
Be human; w and melody Bob Roth-
berg and Sammy Timberg. © 1 «.
July 2, 1986; E unp. 127633; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 18773
Be yourself; w and melody. © 1.
July 25, 1936; E unp. 128971; Adaline
Celina Ambrose, Cicero, III. 18774
845
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. 1, 0. s., v. dd
Beaming on me; w and melody. ©
1 ¢«. July 25, 19386; E unp. 129077;
EHlmer D. Hodgkins, Annisquam,
Gloucester, Mass.
Beatrice; w and melody. © 1c. July
24, 1986; EH unp. 128947; Frederick
William Warnke, San Francisco.
18776
Beautiful (The) blue Danube waltzes;
by Johann Strauss, op. 314, arr. Har-
ry Stanley, in diagram. 1. Spanish
guit., with w.—2. Hawaiian guit.,
with w Martyna Carroll. © May 15,
1936; E pub. 56629, 56630; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O.
18777, 18778
Beautiful city; song. © July 1, 1936;
E pub. 56357; Silas Walton Brister,
sr., Monrovia, Calif. 18779
Beautiful desert moon; song. © 1 e«.
July 2, 19386: E unp. 127618; Edna
Mae Kolian, Yuma, Ariz. 18780
Beautiful heaven; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit., with w; in D. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 56695; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 18781
Beautiful memories of you; song, mel-
ody Leon de Costa. ©1c. June 20,
1986; E unp. 127778 ; Florence Night-
ingale Joslin, Norwalk, Conn, 18782
Beautiful Ohio; waltz, Ballard Mac-
donald and Mary Earl, new arr. Bob
Haring; orch. pts., with w. © July
27, 19386; E pub. 56598; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
18783
Beautiful spring; waltz, Valentino
Roma; accordion. © July 22, 1936;
E pub. 56515; Roma music co., Cleve-
land. 18784
Beautiful you; fox-trot, w D. Freder-
icks, melody F. Bevacqua. © 1 «.
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128743; Frank
Bevacqua and Dick Fredericks, Ful-
ton, N. Y. 18785
Beauty of the night; w and m Hal
Mayer; pf. ©1e. July 1, 19386; E
unp. 127539; Harold David Mayer,
Albany. 18786
Because of you; w L. H. O. Fischman,
and melody. ©1c. July 1, 1936; H
unp. 128215; Louis H. O. Fischman
and Alfred James, New York. 18787
Because she’s gone; song, m Charles B.
Gernert. © 1c. July 20, 1936; E
unp. 128571; Benjamin Mackley,
Pittsburgh. 18788
18775
Because the rose must fade; song, w
Richard Watson Gilder. ©1c. July
15, 1986; E unp. 129236; Everett R.
Currier, Westport, Conn. 18789
Beech Mountain folk-songs and bal-
lads; coll., arr. and pf. aces. Maurice
Matteson, texts ed. and foreword
written Mellinger Hdward Henry.
© July 17, 1986; E pub. 56592; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18790
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Hecossaise;
arr. Reuven V. Kosakoff, ed. and fin-
gered Stella Nahum and Lillian Rez-
nikoff Wolfe; pf. © June 1, 1936; E
pub. 55567; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 18791
Minuet and trio; arr. Edith Row-
land; chamber orch. Se. © July 1,
1936; E for. 44950; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 18792
—— Minuet in G; diagram arr. Harlin
bros.; Hawaiian guit:. © Dee 1,
1934: EH pub. 56662; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 18793
Pefore I met you; song. ©1e. July
22, 1986; E unp. 128748 ; Irving Nem-
off, Cresskill, N. J. 18794
Behind the clouds; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©. 1’ ¢ July, 7) 1986.27 Ey me:
127791; Tony Crocco, Holden, Mass.
18795
Believe it, believe it, believe it or not;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «¢.
July 3, 1986; E unp. 127648; Edgar
Rakenrud, Maxim, Sask., Canada.
18796
Believe it or not I love you; w Char-
lotte Kent, and melody. ©1c. July
6, 1936: E unp. 127833; Harry Ar-
cher, New York. 18797
Believe me if all those endearing young
charms; arr. Nick Manoloff; Ha-
waiian guit. solo, Hawaiian guit.
obbl., Hawaiian guit. obbl. ace. and
Spanish guit. acc., with w. © July
21, 1986; E pub. 56546; First natl.
inst. of allied arts, South Bend, Ind.
18798
Belle (La) fille et le brigand ; czardas,
de Disque 413, paroles André de
Badet, m Nikolaus Brodszky. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 44997 ; Choudens,
Paris. 18799
Bells (The) of Bergen; w Sven Grund-
laar, English version S. R. G., m
Samuel Richards Gaines; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56396; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
18800
846
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
18826
Bells (The) of youth; w Fiona
Macleod, m Granville Bantock; sop.
or ten. voice. © July 23, 1936; E
for. 45174; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 18801
Beneath a parasol; w and melody. ©
1e@ July 20, 1986; E unp. 128638 ;
Vera Rutherford, Hamiota, Manit.,
Canada. 18802
Beneath a starry heaven; w Jack
Waverly, m Art McKay, pf. arr. R.
H. Noeltner ; with guit. arr. © July
20, 1936 ; E pub. 56525 ; Empire music
pub. co., New York. 18803
Benedicite, omnia opera; shortened
form, Philip Tomblings; mixed
voices. © July 2, 1936; EH for. 45072 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 18804
Bettelstudent (Der); komische oper,
nach F. Zell u. Richard Genée, m
Karl Millécker, textlich u. musika-
lisch neu bearb. Eugen Otto. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit text u.
resiebuch. © Jan. 27, 1935; D
39107; Verlag Ernst Vogel, Basel,
Switzerland. 18804*
Better late than never ; w and m Jimmy
Palmer. © 1c. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128018; Erroll Payne Palmer,
Phoenix, Ariz. 18805
Better to have loved; w and melody.
©1e. July 22, 19386; E unp. 128750;
Arthur EK. Whiteley, Los Angeles.
18806
Betty and Bob theme; by Harl
Towner; pf. ©l1e. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128190; General mills, ine.,
Minneapolis. 18807
Beyond my fondest dreams; w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and
Walter. Jurmann. © 1. July 6,
1936 ; E unp. 127701 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 18808
Big (The) bugaboo will get you; song.
©1c. July 16, 1936; E unp. 129135;
Harry Belfrage Picken, Winona,
Ont., Canada. 18809
Billie dear ; w and melody Glenn Mack.
© 1c. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127666;
W. Thomas Williams, Bellevue, Ky.
18810
Bill’s specialty ; melody Harvey Oliver
Brooks. © 1c. July 27, 1986: E
unp. 129059; Harvey Brooks, Los
Angeles. 18811
Bird o’ love; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 9, 1986; E unp. 128161; J.
Naomi Harris, Chicago. 18812
Black sand beach; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.; in A. © Dee. 2, 1986;
E pub. 56672; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 18813
Black widow, you're killing me; w
Clyde Rich, melody R. M. Osborne.
©1c. July 24, 19386; E unp. 128922 ;
Ralph M. Osborne and Arthur C.
Rich, Altadena, Calif. 18814
Blarney (The) of Killarney; waltz, w,,
melody and arr. © 1e. July 14,
1936 KE) unp. 128325); John. 1B:
Hickey, Dorchester, Mass. 18815.
Blessed fellowship; hymn, m George
C. Stebbins. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56601; Charles EK. Furman, Lake
Grove, N. Y. 18816
Blue (The) grass of Kentucky; song,
m Philip Schnepf and Marie Newell.
©1e. June 12, 1936; E unp. 127590;
J. Philip Heavens, Philadelphia.
18817
Blue Hawaiian moon; by Fred T.
Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram. © July 6, 1936; HE pub.
56319; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 18818
Blue jay junior; by Sam A. Perry. ©
1c July 30, 1986; E unp. 129384;
Movietone music corp., New York.
18819
Blue lagoon; w June Trevor and
Ronnie Henderson, m Max Rosen;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © July
23, 19386; E for. 45251; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 18820
Blue moments; a lament, song. ©1«@.
July 27, 19386; E unp. 129130'; Adolph
J. DuConge, jr., New Orleans.
18821
Blue night; w S. Sheldon, m J. Wright;
pia © Wee) Aug. 1, 1936;> EY unp:
129458; Sid Sheldon and Juliette
Wright, Chicago. 18822
Blue thinking of you; w and melody
Chick Finney. © 1c. July 9, 1936;
E unp. 128573; Joseph Chick Finney,
St. Louis. 18823
Blue waltz; valse song. © 1c. June
22, 1936; E unp. 128065; Harold
Brensike, New London, Wis. 18524
Bluebells of Texas; w and melody. ©
le. July 2, 1986; E unp. 127623; Mrs..
L. B. P. Darwin, Little Rock, Ark.
18825.
Blues (The); w and melody. © 1 e«.
July 15, 1986; E unp. 128344; B. F.
Martin, Lexington, Ky. 18826.
847
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18827
Bluest (The) of blues; fox-trot, song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce July
9, 1936; E unp. 128148; Klein H.
Shannon, Baytown, Tex. 18827
Boat (The) made for two; w Mattie
Smith; pf. © le July 27, 1986;
E unp. 129084; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18828
Boat of dreams; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. July 3, 1986; E unp.
127649; Ivan Wampler, New Lisbon,
Ind. 18829
Bocane; par Florent Schmitt, op. 86,
no. 2; pf. © May 1, 19386; E for.
44983; Durand & cie., Paris. 188380
Bohemian dance; arr. Gladys Cumber-
land; percussion band pts., with pf.
conductor, and pf. duet pt. © July
15, 1936; E for. 45272; Warren &
Phillips, London. 18831
Boidie (The) with the big bass voice;
w Al Silverman, melody Tom War-
ing. ©1c. July 25, 19386; E unp.
129002: Words & music, ine., New
York. 18832
Bomba (La); from Big broadcast of
1937, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger.
©1e. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128782;
Paramount productions, ine., New
York. 188383
3on Air school march; melody. © 1c.
July 18, 1986; E unp. 128529; Bessie
F. Frosch, Pittsburgh. 188384
Books and dreams; song, w Fern Han-
sen. © 1c. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128848 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
18835
Borderland of heaven—your arms;
fox-trot song. ©1e. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128684; Edna Cole, Mankato,
Kan. 18836
Boston (The) tea party; w and m
Frank Ryerson; with guit. arr. ©
July 13, 1936; E pub. 56499; Select
music publications, inc., New York.
. 18837
Bourrée; par Maurice Reuchsel; vio-
lon et pf. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44980; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
18838
Boy Johnny; w Christina Rossetti, m
Gerald Finzi; sop. 1, 2. © June 4,
19386; E for. 45085; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18839
Boys (The) from the U. S. A.; march-
ing song. © 1c. July 9, 1936; E
unp. 128000; Dimitrios K. Coukoulas,
Cleveland. 18840
Dts TT. DYSY ve Sh
Brahms (Johannes) In silent night;
English version Alfred Marlhom,
Suabian folksong, harmonized J.
Brahms, arr. and obbl. Wallingford
Riegger; sop. 1, 2 and alto; with
violin obbl. ad lib. © June 26, 1936;
EH pub. 56209; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 18841
Songs of Ophelia; arr. Carl Deis;
women’s cho. © July 13, 1986; EB
pub. 56576; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18842
Breathes there a man; from Every
Saturday night, w Herb Magidson, m
Burton Lane. © July 6, 1986; E pub.
56256; Movietone music corp., New
York. 18848
Bring back the old-fashioned girl that
father used to make; song, m Peter
Nolan. ©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129033; Hilda Sachs, New York.
18844
Bring back the sunshine dear; song.
©l1e. July 11, 19386; E unp. 128204;
Irma Marie Apfelbaum, Fort Wayne.
18845
Broadway; song. © July 14, 1986; E
pub. 56341; William Gilpin, Bogota,
Nid. 18846
Broadway temptation; w and melody.
©1e. July 29, 19386; E unp. 129251;
Walter L. Rosemont, New York.
18847
Broken bubbles; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
July 3, 1986; E unp. 127640; George
Rixman, jr., Cincinnati. 18848
Brook in the pasture; by Marian
Leitch Wozencraft; pf. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 56407 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 18849
3rush away your clouds with flowers ;
w and m Bertha Pritchard Hamer:
pf. © 1c. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129111; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 18850
Bugles and drums; march, Edwin
Franko Goldman; band pts., with
conductor. © June iv, 19386; E pub.
56153 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
18851
Bundle of dynamite; song. © 1 «.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127863; Jimmy
Parker, Los Angeles. 18852
Bus (The) went down in the channel ;
w and melody. ©1c. July 15, 1936;
EK unp. 128425; D. P. Harmon, Falls
Church, Va. 18853
848
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936 18879
Buy a love bond with me; fox-trot | Cadenza to the 1st movement of Bee-
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. thoven’s concerto no. 3; C min., op.
July 22, 19386; E unp. 128825; Cora
J. Smith, West Lebanon, N. H.
18854
By a wishing well in Caroline; w J.
Hedblom, melody M. Burkard. ©
1 ¢ July 13, 1986; E unp. 128193;
Mathilda Burkard and Jack Hed-
blom, Detroit. 18855
By the blue lagoon; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.;in D. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56674; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 18856
By the light of the moon; based on
the Pavane, Maurice Ravel; w Lord
Byron, setting Bryceson Treharne ;
women’s cho. © July 13, 1936; H
pub. 56344; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 18857
By the Susan Lovely creek; song, w
Mary Day. ©1e. July 7, 1936; E
unp. 127890; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 18858
Bye bye baby; w Walter Hirsch, m
Lou Handman; with arr. for guit.,
-ete. © Julv 30, 1936; E pub. 56707;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18859
melody Lou Handman. ©
1 ec. July 6, 1986; E unp. 127746;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18860
Bye bye Jo Jo; w and melody. ©1e.
July 25, 1936; E unp. 129004; Valdi-
mir B. Robbins, Keokuk, Ia. 18861
Bye bye Santa Claus; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vie Mizzy. ©1ec. July 15,
1936; E unp. 128505; Famous music
corp., New York. 18862
G, C26.; song. (© ¢. July’ 24; 1936;
EH unp. 128945; Ralph L. Kaiser,
Lompoc, Calif. 18863
Cest bon; w Betty Johnson, melody
C. Bourne. © 1c. June 8, 1936;
E unp. 127712; Betty Bisselle John-
son and Charles Bourne, Hollywood,
Calif. 18864
Caballero (El); paso doble, aus Die
unmodgliche frau, w u. m Clemens
Schmalstich, arr. Gerhard Mohr:
orch. stimmen. © Apr. 21, 1936;
E for. 44928; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 18865
Cabin on the hilltop; w and melody
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby. ©
1e¢ July 18, 1986; E unp. 128554;
Irving Berlin, inec., New York.
18866
37, Ruth Slenezynski; pf. © July
13, 1936; E pub. 56587; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 18867
Caledonia calls to me; w Marion Mac-
lean; pf. Le ee Twly 4s WES LOSS:
E unp. 128483 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18868
California in the spring; w and melody
M. Morris and Gene Laverne. ©1ce.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129300; Mel-
vin Morris, Savannah. 18869
California night; w Elsie Sanguinet,
and melody. © 1e. July 27, 1936;
EH unp. 129043; Elizabeth L. Cook,
St. Louis. 18870
California welcomes you; w and m
Evelyn Pyle. ©1 ce. July 15, 1936;
E unp. 128338; Carrie E. Pyles, San
Diego, Calif. 18871
California’s San Diego; song, m Lottie
Hicks. ©1e. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127524; Durward Johnson, Pine Val-
ley, Calif. 18872
Call to remembrance, O Lord; w from
Psalm 25, m Richard Farrant, arr.
Lura F. Heckenlively; men’s cho.
© July 18, 1936; E pub. 56577; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18873
Call (The), we heard the call of free-
dom; song. Rev. © 1c July 21,
1936; E unp. 128868; Oscar Buckley
St. John, Veterans Home, Bath, N. Y.
18874
Calline, take me back again ; song, arr.
J. Worth Allen. © 1. July 13.
1936; E unp. 1283813; Thomas Edgar
Lewis, Oskaloosa, Ia. 18875
Calling; w and m Bill Reuter. ©1e.
July 20, 1936; E unp. 128617; Wil-
liam H. Reuter, Elmhurst, Iil.
18876
Calling for you; fox-trot song, melody
Sam Adelman and E. S. Salecto. ©
1e. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128824;
Edwarde Scott Salecto, Philadelphia.
18877
Camicie nere ; inno-marcia, op. 61, versi
A. G. Canfarelli. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 1209389; Antonio Misu-
raca, Chicago. 18878
Camicie nere, avanti; inno-marcia,
versi Paolino De Montechiaro, mel-
odia A. Misuraca, op. 59; with cho.
for treble voices. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1936; E unp. 120941; Antonio Misu-
raca and Paolino De Montechiaro,
Chicago. 18879
849
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18880
Campus (The) queen; melody, with
pf. acc. ©1ec July 9, 1936; E unp.
128011; William Fabens Boles, Mar-
blehead, Mass. 18880
Can it be that I’m in love; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
July 29, 1936; E unp. 129203; Mary
EK. Thompson, Belfast, Me. 18881
Can it be you’re steppin’ out on baby;
rhythm fox-trot, w and melody Gor-
don Lavelle. © 1. July 27, 1936;
E unp. 129062; Wm. Walter Hentz,
jr., Oklahoma City. 18882:
Can this be love; w Holt Marvell, m
Jack Strachey. © July 3, 1986; E
for. 45208; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 18883
Can you blame me; w and melody. ©
tie: July 27, 19363 .E) unp. 1290388;
John Crawford, Ottawa, Ill. 18884
Can’t do anything but love; w Temple
Harris): pi -© dyer J why 27,.49360n
unp. 129085; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18885
Can’t you do something bout me; song,
w Ruby Warrick. © 1. July 29,
1986; E unp. 129188; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 18886
Can’t you love me; w and melody. ©
ire: July 29719365 Hun palZsas9 -
Davis H. Crompton, Worcester.
18887
Cantantibus organis; 150. Psalm, m
Anatol Provaznik, op. 52; variationen
fiir chor u. soli. Klavierauszug. ©
Apr. 21, 1986; E for. 45108; Univer-
sal edition, a. g., Vienna. 18888
Canterbury bells; w Wilfred Thorley,
m Colin Taylor; sop. and alto. ©
June 4, 1986; E for. 45089; Oxford
univ. press, London. 18889
Cantique (Le) des cantiques ; poéme et
m Roi Salomon, adapté Raoul Guns-
bourg; pf. et chant. Partition. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 44974; Raoul
Gunsbourg, Paris. 18890
Canto d’amore; af Per Thielemann;
stort ork. stemmer. © Jan. 3, 1936;
E for. 44946; Alfred Thorsings mu-
sikforlag, Copenhagen. 18891
Canzona (La) della guerra italiana ed
etiopica ; mand. o violino, con versi.
© Mar. 13, 1936; E pub. 56604 ; Mario
Lucchetti, Susquehanna, Pa. 18892
Canzone d’Alabama; fox-trot, parole
L. L. Martelli e E. Neri, m Mario
Mariotti; pf. © Feb. 24, 1986; EH
for. 45237; A. & G. Carisch & «@,
Milan. 188938
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Caprice valsant; by Geo. Hamilton
Green: xylophone, with pf. ace. ©
June 19, 1986; E pub. 56158; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 18894
Captain Winkle; by LeRoy Shield; pf.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129336;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18895
Caracas; song, m Sergio De Karlo. ©
fe: July 27, 19386; Eun 129120:
Frank Gill, New York. 18896
Caravanes; par Jacques Féline; pf. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 44999; R. Deiss,
Paris. 18897
Carefree ; by LeRoy Shield; pf. ©1e.
July 30, 1986: E unp. 129344; Rob-
bins musie corp., New York. 18898
Caressed ; song, melody Frederick Peter
Cassola. ©1c. July 7, 1936; E unp.
128516; Edward Albert Davidson,
Brooklyn. 18899
Carolina; romanza, canciOn de la zar-
mela. © July 10, 1936; E for. 45129;
Raul Valdespi, Havana. 18900
Caroline, you blue eyed darling; fox-
trot, m Gustave Sax; orch. pts., with
w. © July 1, 1936; E pub. 56334; J.
Dewey Sigafuss, Slateford, Pa.
18901
Carrie; w and melody Walt Sorell. ©
1 « July .6,,19386; BE unp: 12iiae:
Walter Shadrack Holly Sorell, West-
field, N. B., Canada.’ 18902
Carry me back to old Virginny; by
James A. Bland, new modernized
arr. Ed. Chennette; full band pts.,
with conductor. © July 23, 1936;
E pub. 56538; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
18903
diagram arr.; Hawaiian guit.,
with w; in G. © Dee. 2, 1935; H
pub. 56648; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 18904
w and m James A. Bland, arr.
Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo,
Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian guit.
obbl. acc. and Spanish guit. ace., with
w. © July 21, 19386; E pub. 56547;
First natl. inst. of allied arts, South
Bend, Ind. 18905
Castelnuovo-Tedeseco (Mario) Tre
preludi alpestri; pf. nos. 1-3. ©
June 15, 1936; E for. 45230; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 18906
Cat plays the piano; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © July 138, 1936; E
pub. 56377; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 18907
890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Cause you don’t love your baby any-
more; w Howard Brown, melody
Larry Monk. © 1c. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127730; M. Lawrence Monk,
West Homestead, Pa. 18908
Cesana (Otto) Concerto; for 2 pianos
and orchestra in three moods; pf. sc.
©1e. June 16, 1936; E unp. 126575;
Affiliated music corp., New York.
18909
Chanees are; fox-trot song, melody
GC. E. Stevens and Sam Adelman. ©
1 e. July 22, 19386; E unp. 128823;
C. Emery Stevens, Newton, Ia.
18910
Chanson lasse; poésie André D’Hor-
mon, m Louis Vuillemin; voix
moyennes. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44985; Durand & cie., Paris. 18911
Chant of the freemen; song. © 1 ¢.
July 20, 1936; E unp. 128597; Mar-
garet Louise Wallace, New York.
18912
Chants populaires du Béarn; traduits,
annotés et harmonisés Gaston Mirat.
2° recueil. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44988; Gaston Mirat, Paris. 18913
Chariot wheels ; negro spiritual, w Nan
Hurt Hancock and A. W. Bolanz,
and melody. ©1e. June 10, 1936;
EH unp. 127925; Ada W. Bolanz,
Chatham, Va. 18914
Chasidish ; w and melody. ©1e. July
13, 1936; E unp. 128194; Fraidele
Spector, Brooklyn. 18915
Chattanooga blues; fox-trot song. ©
1 e@ June 8, 1986; E unp. 128077;
Jimmie Hllingsworth, Inkster, Mich.
18916
Chatter-box; by Moissaye Boguslaw-
ski; pf. © July 15, 1936; E pub.
56501; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 18917
Chauffeur (The) and the debutante;
by Vincent Lopez and Hugo Rubens;
pf. © July 14, 1936; E pub. 56364;
A B C standard music publications,
ine., New York. 18918
Chauncey, I fawney I love you; w
Henry Yerger and EH. West, m Albert
Gamse; with symbols for ukulele,
ete. © June 17, 1936; E pub. 56164;
Eugene West, New York. 18919
Chee, chee, chee, chee, choo; w and
melody. ©1e. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127660; Bessie G. Glasser, New York.
18920
Cheer up with me; song. ©1e. July
8, 1936; E unp. 128652; Adeline Hol-
lingsworth, North Olmsted, O.
18921
89984—36——2
18933
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) Sinfonia D-dur; y. Luigi
Cherubini, hrsg. Joseph St. Winter ;
orch. Partitur. © Sept. 24, 1935; HE
for. 48582; Musikwissenschaftlicher
verlag, g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 18922
Chimes; by Gaston Dorech; pf. © 1 ¢.
July 14, 1986; E unp. 128319; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 18923
Chinese (The) cook; by G. Dorch; pf.
©1c. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128315;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18924
Chinese lily; song. ©1e. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127699; Cora McWhinney
Hand, Inglewood, Calif. 18925
Chipolata (La); rumba, C. Simon et
F. Lion; melodie, avee acc. de pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1936; E unp. 127519:
Cécile Simon, Paris. 18926
Chippewa waltz; w and m Thor Caesar,
pf. arr. Eunice Lee. © June 19,
1986; E pub. 56241; Thor Caesar
music pub. co., Saginaw, Mich.
18927
Choclo (El) ; Argentine tango, diagram
arr.; Hawaiian guit.; in G. © Dee.
2, 19385; E pub. 56669; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 18928
Choralvorspiele; nach melodien des
deutschen evangelischen einheits-
gesangbuches, Karl Hoyer, op. 57;
orgel. bd. 3. © Mar. 29, 1935; EB
for. 44877; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
18929
Chords; by LeRoy Shields; pf. ©
ive, July 30, 1936; BE unpes 1293538"
Robbins music corp., New York.
18930
Choruses from The mikado; w Wil-
liam. Schwenck Gilbert, m Arthur
Seymour Sullivan, arr. Archibald
Thompson Davison; men’s voices;
piz4 hand ace... OnJuly. %, 1936;
E pub. 56617; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 18931
Chow (The); unison song, w Pelton
Keane, m Colin Taylor. © June 4,
19386; E for. 45090; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18932
Christe Jesu pastor bone; motet, ed.
from MSS. at Peterhouse and Christ
Church, with the missing ten. pt.
and English text supplied Edmund
H. Fellowes, m John Taverner; 5
mixed voices; organ acc. © May
14, 1986; E for. 45096; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18933
851
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18934
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Christiansen choral program book;
eoll., arr. F. Melius Christiansen ;
mixed voices. v. 1. © June 25,
1936; AA 211496; Augsburg pub.
house, Minneapolis. 18934
Christmastide; w Harlow R. Hoyt,
m Marion Moore; mixed cho., or
quartet. © July 8, 1986; E pub.
56286; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
18985
Cinderella; w O. J. Christensen and
Jane Clare, and melody. iene:
July 31, 1986; E unp. 129432; Owen
J. Christensen, Los Angeles. 18936
Circumstances were such; w and mel-
ody. ©le July 14, 1856; E unp.
128936; Mary Lou Watts, Milwau-
kee. 18937
Ciribiribin; English w Alberto Silvio,
m A. Pestalozza, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; ) with’ arr:,for guits ele
July 9, 1936; E pub. 56281; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
18938
Neapolitan love song, A. Pesta-
lozza, diagram arr.; Hawaiian guit. ;
in A. © Dee. 2, 1985; E pub. 56679 ;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 189389
City (The) of roses; song, m Sylves-
ter Long Cross. © June 6, 1936;
E pub. 56553; Goldia Maye Basler,
Sherwood, Or. 18940
City (A) triumphant; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © July 2, 1986; E pub.
56248; Mary E. Frank, Larchmont,
in YE 18941
Civilian conservation corps; march,
arr. Harry E. Rodgers; band and
© June 29, 1936; E pub.
J. Jenkins, Saugua,
18942
orech, pts.
56214; Harry
Mass.
Clamor tropical; bolero; pf. con letra.
©1c. July 21, 1986; E unp. 128701;
Ibelle Luifia, Catano, P. R. 18943
Clausetti (Pietro) Tre danze e Fi-
males, oreh. . Partitural, ©) Julya2,
19386; E for. 45221; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 18944
Climbing up the golden stairs; dia-
gram arr.; Hawaiian guit., with w;
in D. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub. 56652 ;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 18945
Ciose your eyes and kiss me, for your
kisses make love divine; song. ©
1c July 9, 19386; E unp. 128872;
John J. Erby, Los Angeles. 18946
Clown (The); humoresque, w Rosa
Kudisch; bar. ©1e. July 11, 1936;
EK unp. 128169; Alexis Kudisch,
Brooklyn. 18947
Cobweb’s valsette; study in octave
melody, James Brasch; pf. © June
8, 1936; E for. 45258; Chappell &
co., ltd., Sydney, Australia. 18948
Cocktail hour; sophisticated mood,
Clifford Adams; pf. conductor. ©
1c. May 29, 1986; E unp. 1279383 ;
Seymour George Hartman, New
York. 18949
Collection of picturesque and descrip-
tive compositions; compiled Movie-
tone music corp.; pf. conductor. v.
24. © July 27, 23, 1936; E pub.
56620-56622; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 18950-18952
Color blind; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 20, 1986; E unp. 128612;
Michael Flagg, New York. 18953
Colorado moon; song, w Mary F.
Kroups, Husaky, © «1° ei, July 2
19386; E unp 128844; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 18954
Combination (The) to your heart; w
G.' Mertz; "m- BY Rich. -@P Ie Sully
2, 1936; E unp. 127620; Gene Mertz
and Freddie Rich, Port Chester,
Na. Mi. 18955
Come along to Texas; w and melody.
©1c. July 17, 1936; E unp. 128493;
J. Fred McGaughy, Brownwood,
Tex. 18956
Come and see me to-morrow; from Big
broadeast of 1987, w Martin de Leon,
m Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢. July 2,
1986; EK unp. 127636; Paramount pro-
ductions music corp., New York.
18957
Come back to Erin; diagram arr.;
Hawaiian guit., with w; in A. ©
Dee. 2, 1985; E pub. 56698; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 18958
Come back to me; arr. Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. ©1e. July 29,
1986; E unp. 129247; Alice A. Bar-
row, Santa Paula, Calif. 18959
Come back to your God; hymn, arr.
Virgil Johnson. © July 22, 1936;
EK pub. 56565; Parker Scott, Los
Angeles. 18960
Come get ready; w and melody. ©1c.
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128853; Ro-
berta Jones, Alhambra, Calif. 18961
852
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Come to me: song, pf. arr. Bob Taylor.
©1e. July 9, 1986; BE unp. 128147;
Albert Gustav Schoenfeld, Denver.
18962
Coming down to earth; by Raymond
Seott; pf. © 1c. July 21, 1986; EH
unp. 128694; Harry Warnow, New
York. 18963
Commercial ripples; melody, with pf.
ace. ©l1e July 28, 1936; E unp.
129167: Salvatore Cavicchio, Somer-
ville, Mass. 18964
Communion; w Jeanette Chamberlain
Ash, m Avelyn M. Kerr. © July 2,
1936; E pub. 56299; Harmony music
publishers, Chicago. 18965
Communion service in E flat; mixed
voices. © July 14, 1936; Epub.
56416; Harry S. Sharpe, Yakima,
Wash. 18966
Concertino ; in D moll, Leopold J. Beer,
op. 81; violin, 1st position, and pf.
© Maz. 31, 1936; E for. 44940; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 18967
—-y. Walter Leigh; cembalo oo.
klavier u. streichorch. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Apr. 8, 1936; E for.
45046; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, g. m.
b. h., Berlin-Lichterfelde. 18968
Conga (la) del pilar; conga, letra
Alberto J. Rebollar, m Juan Castro;
pf. © June 4, 1936; E for. 44926;
Havana music supply co., Havana.
18969
Congo rhythm; song, w James B.
O’Malley and Robert S. Cragin.
Mme nuly w1935- KH unp. 127517;
Earres Prince, Schenectady, N. Y.
18970
Congregational evening service; in a
chant form, w from the Bible, m C.
Henry Phillips; choir or quartet and
harmony. © May 21, 1936; E for.
45074; Oxford univ. press, London.
18971
Continental parody; by Joe Glover. ©
1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 1293888;
Movietone music corp., New York.
18972
Coo-coo-coo (Le) ; de Plaisirs de Paris,
paroles Henri Varna, Marc-Cab et
Arthur Lesser, m Jacques R. Breux.
© May 1, 19386; E for. 45007; Edi-
tions Feldman, s. a., Paris. 18973
Coraggio (Il) dell’amore; romanza,
canzone, m Francesco Di Leo.
1e¢ July 21, 1936; E unp. 129380;
Saverio Mendicino, Vandergrift, Pa.
18974
18987
Cornflakes ; instrumental novelty ; with
pf. ace. ©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129168; Salvatore Cavicchio, Somer-
ville, Mass. 18975
Cossack dance; arr. Gladys Cumber-
land; percussion band pts., with pf.
conductor, and pf. duet pt. © July
15, 1986; E for. 45273; Warren &
Phillips, London. 18976
Cost (The) of war; fox-trot song, m
Mario Leone. © 1 ¢. July 2, 1936;
EK unp. 128523; Rose B. Vincent,
Wichita. 18977
Cottage (The) by the millstream; w
and m Helen Bell Sparks. © 1 «
July 13, 1986; E unp. 129139: Helen
Louise Sparks, Horseheads, N. Y.
18978
Cottage (A) near the bay; w and mel-
ody. ©1e July 27, 1936: E unp.
129057; Cecelia B. Parker, Camden,
ING des 18979
Cottage (A) on the hillside; pf., with
w. © 1c. July 8, 1936; E ump.
127882; Maurice Block, Brooklyn.
18980
Cottager (The) to her infant; lullaby,
w Dorothy Wordsworth, m Joseph
Wardale; unison voices, with canon.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © June 12,
1936; E for. 45202: Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 18981
Could I be in love; from Champagne
waltz, w Leo Robin, m William Daly.
©l1c. July 22, 19386; EH unp. 128777;
Paramount productions, ine, New
York. 18982
Counting on you; w Naomi Carpenter
Nabergel; pf. ©1e. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128784; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18983
Country carnival: by Marian Leitch
Wozencraft; pf. © June 22, 1936;
E unp. 56406; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 18984
Country jig; by David W. Guion; pf.,
in D maj. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56405; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18985
Couturiere (La) ; by Moussorgsky, arr.
Nathan Milstein; violin and pf. ©
1 ec. May 6, 19386; BE unp. 127770;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
18986
‘Covadonga (La) ; paso doble, song. ©
1c. July 17, 19386; E unp. 128484;
Benny Suarez, Tampa, Fla. 18987
893
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, Des vi3l
18988
Cowboy’s (A) last ride; song, m Theo-
dore Bock; with male cho. © 1 «¢.
July 24, 1986; E unp. 128941; Oliver
Johnson, Richmond, Ind. 18988
Cowboys (The) meet at the old cactus
trad: sone. )© dies July 6, Moa.
E unp. 127742; Rola Libke, New
Holstein, Wis. 18989
Cradle Blake, m
Robin 1936 ;
Hor: press,
London. 18990
song; w William
Miltordhy ©ieulivan2:
45071; Oxford univ.
Craxton (Harold) Two pieces for
piano; ed. H. Craxton; pf. © July
2, 19386; E for. 45067; Oxford univ.
press, London. 18991
Cristina ; tango; pf., con letra. ©1e.
June 16, 1936; E unp. 127511; Car-
men Bojorquez, Los Angeles. 18992
Crois moi; valse, de Disque 413, pa-
roles André de Badet, m Nikolaus
Brodszky. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44995 ; Choudens, Paris. 18993
Cross-road; song. ©1ce. July 9, 1936;
E unp. 127973; Gene Mertz and Fred-
die Rich, Port Chester, N. Y.
18994
‘Cross the sea; w and m Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit.; in note and
diagram. © June 1 1936; E pub.
563820; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 18995
Crowded floors; w S. Horwitz and A.
Levine, m M. Bernstein. ©1ec. July
18, 1986; E unp. 128566; Morris
Bernstein, Si Horwitz and Abe Le-
vine, Denver. 18996
Crown (A) of silver on your brow; w
James Harry Young; pf. © 1 «.
July 27, 19836; E unp. 129086; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
18997
Cruising around; fox-trot song; with
arr. for guit., etc. © May 1, 1936;
E pub. 56434; Lillian Tildsley, Chi-
cago. 18998
Crying in the rain; w and melody Curt
Kremer and Alfred Solman. © 1 ¢.
July 2, 1986; EH unp. 127608 ; Edward
B. Marks musie corp., New York.
18999
Csardis; by V. Monti, transcribed
-Charles J. Roberts. 1. B flat clari-
net and pf.—2. Flute and pif.
July 1, 1986; HE pub. 56195, 56196;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
19000, 19001
Cuban Pete; rumba fox-trot, w and
m José Norman; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 25, 1936; E for. 45132; J.
Norris music pub. co., ltd., London.
19002:
Cuban serenade; by Charles Midgley,,
orch. Joseph Engleman; pts. © Feb.
25, 1984; E for. 45275; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine., New York.
19003
Cucaracha (La); Mexican song, dia-
gram arr.; Hawaiian guit.;in D. ©
Dee. 2, 1985; E pub. 56653; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 19004.
Cuckoo (The); w B. T., m Anton
Arensky, setting Bryceson Treharne ;:
sop., alto and bass. © July 3, 1936;
EK pub. 56345; Boston music Co...
Boston. 19005
Cup (The) of bitterness; by H. W..
Friedhofer. © 1. July 30, 1936;
EK unp. 129899; Movietone music
corp., New York. 19006:
Cupid got me; song. ©1e July 24,
1936; E unp. 128918; Howard HE.
Ryser, Pittsburgh. 19007
Cupid’s garden; fox-trot song, melody
A. C. Smyth and Ben Adelman. ©
1 e July 22, 1986; E unp. 128821;
Adam Charles Smyth, Woodruff,
Utah. 19008
Cupid’s trumpeteers; w and melody
Al Duke. © 1c. July 17, 1986; H
unp. 128482; Alphonsus Thomas
Duke, New York. 19009:
Curl (A) for a kiss; m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark. © July
9, 1986; E pub. 56442; Mary HE.
Pullen, Columbia, I. 19010
Curves; w Harry Ben Bolt, melody
Effie May Bolt. ©1ce. July 20, 1936;
Hsunp. 128587; Ben Bolt song pro-
ductions, Lakeside, O. 19011
Cut-in (The); w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
Felix Bernard. ©1e. July.25, 1936;
E unp. 129001; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 19012
Czardas A [and] Czardas B; sur des
motifs de Jean Demaraist, par G.
Loés; orch. ptes. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 45003; Léon Brice, Paris.
19013:
D’un fontaine; poésie Philippe Des-
portes, m Pierre Tesson. © July 17,
1936; E for. 45145; Enoch & Gie.,
Paris. 19014
804
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
19043
Dachshund (The); unison song,
Pelton Keane, m Colin Taylor. ©
June 4, 1936; E for. 45091; Oxford
univ. press, London. 19015
Dan Cupid; fox-trot song. ©1c. July
13, 1936; E unp. 128657; Rena Buz-
zard, Springfield, Mo. 19016
Dance of the living dead; pf. ©1«.
June 29, 19386; E unp. 128562; Wil-
liam H. Haudenschild, jr., Glendale,
Calif. 19017
Dance of the wood nymphs; pf. ©1-e.
wuly 27, 1936; BE unp. 1290325 Zita
Marie Hotter, Homer City, Pa.
19018
Dancing conversation; w Irving
Caesar, m Arthur Schwartz. © 1 «.
July 14, 1936; E unp. 128281; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 19019
Dancing in a daze; w and m Seymour
Simons, Shep Fields. and Sal Gioé, °
pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © July 2, 1936; E pub.
56233; Famous music corp., New
York. 19020
Dancing in moonlight; song. © 1 ¢.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 129045; James
Zeb Morris, Tallapoosa, Ga. 19021
Dancing in the moonlight; song, m
Henry R. Cohen. © 1c. June 12,
1936 ; EH unp. 128039; Theresa Pauline
Kramer, So. Glastonbury, Conn.
18022
Dancing in the old town-hall; song. ©
1 @ July 13, 1936; E unp. 128277;
Percy Franklin Garey, Mound City,
Mo. 19023
Dancing in the open; from Song and
dance man, w and m Sidney Clare.
© July 6, 19386; E pub. 56252 ; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 19024
Dancing (The) marionette; by Robert
Braine, op. 19, no. 2; pf. © June 27,
19386; E pub. 56411; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19025
Dancing on my heart; w and m Ann
Curran Duval and Mary Patten
Duval; pf. © 1 ¢. July 1,:4986:
E unp. 127546; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19026
Dancing on the clouds; by LeRoy
Shield; pf. © 1c. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129354; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 19027
Dans le bleu des cigarettes ; valse lente,
paroles Louis Poterat, m Reisfeld et
Marbot. © May 1, 1936; E for.
45005; Editions Echo, Paris. 19028
w | Dansant; by Kenneth Walton; pf. ©
1 ec May 29, 1986; E unp. 1279384;
Seymour George Hartman, New
York. 19029
Danse de corde; par Florent Schmitt,
op: 86, no: 3; pf. ©) May 1 Wesc.
H for. 44984; Durand & cie., Paris.
19030
Danse en rythme espagnol; par I.
Philipp; pf. © Dec. 31, 1935; BE for.
44986; Durand & cie., Paris. 19031
Danza calabrese; Italian folk-dance,
Pietro Morelli, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; band pts., with conductor.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56151; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 19032
Dapreda (Gino) Dodici pezzi facili;
op) 2) pt. © July 199386; 1H. for:
45233; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 19083
Dardanelle (Louise) Harmony first
method. a. Pf. aceondivon 2
Hawaiian guit. © July 30, 1936;
AA 211880, 211881; Paull-pioneer
music corp., New York.
19034, 19035
Darlin’; song, m T. C. Romney and
Kay Powell. © 1c. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 128735; Theodore Culver
Romney, New York. 18035
Darling old boy; waltz, w and melody.
©1e. July 17, 1986; E unp. 128507 ;
Charles Shackett, Los Angeles.
19037
Date (A) for 38; song. © 1c. July 3,
1986; E unp. 127694; Maude L.
Landes, Portland, Or. 15088
Davis’ (Joe) folio of children’s songs ;
10 modern songs, w and m Andy
Razaf, Paul Denniker, and others.
© July 20, 1936; E pub. 56517; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 19039
Day (A) at the races; w and m Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby. © 1 «¢.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127703; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
19040
Day dreams; pf., with w. ©1c. July
13, 1986; E unp. 128266; George
Howard Fields, Sioux City, Ia.
19041
song. © 1«e July 24, 1936; EH
unp. 128921; Hugenia White Law-
rence, Woods Hole, Mass. 19042
—w Alton Alexander, m Ken Woods.
© July 20, 1936; E pub. 56509; Ex-
clusive publications, ine., New York.
19043
855
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19044
Day (A) to remember, a night to re-
call; w W. Smith, melody D. Warner.
©1le. July 21, 19386; E unp. 128729;
Wilbur Smith, San Francisco, and
Deloros Warner, Berkeley, Calif.
19044
Day (The) you came to me; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
July 22, 1936; E unp. 128819; Pauline
Wolpert, Sierra Madre, Calif.
19045
Days (The) of Brahms and Saint-
Saéns; 45 works by composers of all
nationalities in the period from 1880—
1839, selected and ed. Albert E. Wier ;
pf. © July 30, 1986; AA 211879;
Harcourt, Brace & co., inc. New
York. 19046
Days of memory; w Myra Dickinson
Wright; pf. ©1e¢ July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128484; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19047
De plus en plus pompette ; marche-fox-
trot, paroles G. P. Moreau, m Georges
Stalin; orch. ptes. © May 1, 1986;
E for. 44973; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 19048
Dear angel mother of mine; song. ©
1c. July 18, 1986; E unp. 128626;
Harold Tennyson, Waukegan, Il.
19049
Dear Blue Ridge moon; song, arr. Har-
old Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
July 14, 1986; E pub. 56340; Monroe
Potter, Waynesboro, Va. 19050
Dear little girl of my dreams; w May
Bailey; pf. © 1c. July 28, 1986;
E unp. 129141; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 18051
Dear mother o’ mine; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
July 3, 19386; E unp. 127680; Roy L.
Grund, Cloquet, Minn. 19052
Dear ol’ girl; waltz, w C. F. Berry,
mW. HB: Lewis: (©@»1°¢ ‘July 31,
1936; E unp. 129410; Clyde F.. Berry
and Walter H. Lewis, Manchester,
N. H. 19053.
Dear old Missouri; w and m Al Link;
pf. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128473; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19054
Dear old New York; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vie Mizzy. ©1e. July 29,
1936; E unp. 129183; Famous music
corp., New York. 19055
Dearest; valse song. © 1c. June 8,
1986; E unp. 128070; Camilla Brook-
shire, Salida, Col. 19056
pt. 11) DHS. wv ed
Dearest one; w Jimmie Eaton, m W. A.
Horejsi; pf. treble. © 1c. June 22,
1986; E unp. 127929; Everett O.
Eaton and Walter A. Horejsi, St.
Cloud, Minn. 19057
Death of baby Lindbergh; pf. treble,
with w. ©1.. July 15, 1986; E
unp. 128352; Clifford EH. Hatt, Island
Falls, Me. 19058
Débutant (Le) clarinettiste; 1° et 2°
degrés, 20 études mélodiques, trés
faciles, A. Périer. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 44975; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 19059)
Dedication; by Robert Franz, arr.
Geraldine Daggett ; men’s voices. ©
July 13, 1936; E pub. 56342; Boston
music ¢co., Boston. 19060
song; w May Riley Smith. ©
1 e« July 22, 1986; E unp. 128809;
James William Moorehouse, New
York. 19061
Delannoy (Marcel) Cinq quatrains ;.
paroles Francis Jammes. © May 1,
1936; E for, 44994; Heugel, Paris.
19062
Délibes (Clement Philibert Leo) Fan-
tasie; aus Léo Delibes ballet Sylvia,
bearb. Max Rhode, op. 48; orch. stim-
men;! © June 23; 1936;>.Hyeier.
45101; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 19063.
Democratic (The) march; song, with
arr. for ukulele and guit. © 1 «.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129122; Flor-
ence Avery Sanderson, Port Huron,
Mich. 19064
Departure; by R. H. Bassett. © 1 ©.
July 14, 1986; E unp. 128289; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 19065
Depression; song, w Rose Riefler. ©
1c. July 29, 1986; E unp. 129189; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 19066
Deserted (A) plantation; by William
Grant Still; pf. © July 20, 1936; EH
pub. 56512; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19067
Design for love; w Helen Taylor, m
Roger Oliver Van Duzer. ©1ce. July
21, 1936; E unp. 128709; Marjorie
Helen Taylor, Bronxville, N. Y.
19068
Devil in my dream; w M. J. Peterson,
melody LeRoy Magruder. © 1 ec.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127856; Michael
J. Peterson and LeRoy Magruder,
Baltimore. 19069
856
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Devotion; by Coleman Hawkins; solo
B flat ten. saxophone, with pf. ace.
© June 4, 1936; E for. 45190; Peter
Maurice musie co., ltd., London.
19070
Dew drops and tulips ; fox-trot, w Edna
L. Collins and J. L. Towers, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. July 29, 1936;
E unp. 129204; J. Leon Towers, Fed-
eralsburg, Md. 19071
Did it ever happen to you; fox-trot
song. ©l1e. July 13, 19386; E unp.
128682; Dick Remy, Los Angeles.
19072
Dieren (Bernard Van) Sonata; op. 5;
violin. © June 12, 1936; E for.
45253 ; Rostral press, London. 19073
Dimples; w L. EK. Fox, m M. P. Zeman.
©1c. June 30, 1986; E unp. 127514;
Lula E. Fox and M. Patricia Zeman,
Billings, Mont. 19074
Dixie; by. Dan Emmet, diagram arr.;
Hawaiian guit., with w; in A.
Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 56649; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 19075
Dixie belle; w and melody. © 1c. July
7, 1986; E unp. 127795; Frederick
Kenneth Diver, Swissvale, Pa.
19076
Dixie darlin’; w Frazier Arwood, mel-
ody Gabe Brollier. © 1c. July 13,
1936; E unp. 128246; R. A. Brolilier,
Wichita Falls, Tex. 19077
Dixie on parade; w and melody Al
Duke. © 1. July 17, 1936; E unp.
128490; Alphonsus Thomas Duke,
New York. 19078
Dixieland bound: w and m Frank Jul-
ius Hampton; pf. © June 8, 1936;
E pub. 56330; Hampton music pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 19079
Do ya mean it; w and m Ray Rapetti;
Ist violin. ©1e. July 21, 19386; BE
unp. 128695; Renato Rapetti, New
York. 19080
Do you believe in dreams; valse song.
©l1e. June 8, 1936: E unp. 128093;
G. A. Symonette, Nassau, N. P., Ba-
hamas, B. W. I. 19081
Do you love me Marie; fox-trot song.
©1c. june 22, 1936; E unp. 128054;
Ervin BH. Miller, Wichita, Kan.
19082
Do you remember the time; w Elsie
Sanguinet, and melody. ©1e. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129044; Elizabeth L.
Cook, St. Louis. 19083
19095
Dobson (Lesbia) Three little songs;
w traditional and by Crestot and
Lesbia Dobson, m L. Dobson; 2
treble voices. © June 30, 1936; EH
for. 45143; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 19084
Three songs of bush and town; w
Lesbia Dobson and Tennyson, m L.
Dobson; 2-pt. boys’ or girls’ choirs.
© June 30, 1936; FE for. 45144: W. H.
Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Australia.
19085
Doctor Bill; song, m Luther A. Clark.
©1ec. July 20, 1936; E unp. 128622;
Caroline O’Connell, Flint, Mich.
19086
Doctor Quackenbush: w and m Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby. © 1 e.
July 6, 19836; EH unp. 127704; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
19087
Doctor (The) song; w Sidney Clare,
m Gene Rose. © 1c. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 128292; Movietone music
corp., New York. 19088
Does your heart beat for me; w Mit-
chell Parish, m Russ Morgan and
Arnold Johnson; with guit. arr. ©
June 380, 1936; E pub. 56170; Mills
music, ine., New York. 19089
Dominion (The) ; quick march, C. Trus-
sell; band pts. © July 17, 1936; HE
for. 45255; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 19090
Dona nobis pacem; cantata, m R.
Vaughan Williams; sop. and bar. soli
and cho. © June 18, 1936; E for.
45066; Oxford univ. press, London.
19091
Donald Duck; w and m Al Bryan, Ira
Schuster and Gerald Marks. © June
30, 1986: E pub. 56550:;; Schuster &
Miller, inc., New York. 19092
Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschafts-
kapitian; lied u. tango, text Hrich
Meder, m Charles Loubé. © May
21, 19386; E for. 45023; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky,
Vienna. 19093
Donkey (The); w G. K. Chesterton ;
men’s cho. © June 26, 1936; E for.
44895; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
Scotland. 19094
Dcnne_ spagnole; paso-doble, parole
A. R. Borella, m M. Mariotti; pf. ©
Mar. 5, 1986; EH for. 45288; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 19095
807
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19096
Don’t do as I do; w and melody Al
Duke. ©1e. July 17, 19386; E unp.
128489; Alphonsus Thomas Duke,
New York. 19096
Don’t forget; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 1279438; Lethie
Louise Smith, Oklahoma City. 19097
Don’t forget me; song. ©1ce. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127789; Jacob Brom-
berg, Burbank, Calif. 19098
w and, melody: © 1,¢ July 3)
1936; E unp. 127687; Fern HK. Klinger-
man, Plymouth, Ind. 19099:
Don’t forget to say I love you; song,
pf. arr. Geo. McCauley and HE. Wun-
derlich. ©1c. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128165; Ida Margaret Lytle, Wash-
ington. 19100
Don’t get me wrong; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 21, 19386; E unp. 128720;
Mike Codian, Akron, O. 19101
Don’t look now; w Robert L. Scharff
and Marvin HE. Mueller, m G. Homer;
pe © Le. July iy 1936.) ap:
127525; Robert Scharff, Marvin Muel-
ler and Gus Homer, St. Louis. 19102
Don’t push me; by LeRoy Shield. ©
1 ¢« July 30, 1936; E unp. 129345;
Robbins music corp., New York.
19103
Don’t say no when I ask you; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 8, 1936; E unp.
128524 ; David West, New Orleans.
19104
Don’t say we’re through; song. ©1c.
July 17, 1986; E unp. 128503; Gene
Hirschberg, Park Ridge, Ill. 19105
Dorothea; song. ©1c. July 10, 19386;
E unp. 128138; Hilda Fisher Brand-
wooi, Bogota, N. J. 19106
Doughboy’s (The) in the dough again ;
w Joe Young, m Fred Ahlert; with
arr. for guit., etc. © July 14, 1936;
E pub. 56367 ; Miller music, inc., New
York. 19107
Dover Beach; w Matthew Arnold, m
Samuel Barber, op. 3; med. voice. ©
June 22, 1986; E pub. 56402; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 19108
—_—— 1. Bar. voice, with string
quartet. S8vo.—2. 4 string pts. ©
June 22, 1936; 2 c. each June 26; H
pub. 56401: G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19109
Down by the old country store; w and
m Bill Reuter. ©1le. July 20, 1986;
E unp. 128618; William H. Reuter,
Elmhurst, Il. 19110
pt. 11, Nn) s., viel
Down by the silver sea; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127681; Clara
Mae Heaton, Randolph, Miss. 19111
Down deep in my heart—I know who
loves me; w and melody John Batista
Vidach, collaborator, Mike Parenti.
©l1e. July 3, 19386; E unp. 127741;
John B. Vidach, Chicago. 19112
Down Happiness Lane; song, melody
Carroll Webster. © 1 ¢ July 27,
1936; E unp. 129069; Irene M. Wig-
gins, Johannesburg, Mich. 19113
Down Honeysuckle lane; song, w Hlea-
nor B. Buck. © 1c. July 15, 1936;
E unp. 128392); Edgar B. Utterback,
Bangor, Me. 19114
Down Honolulu way, where palm trees
grow; W Harlin bros. and George
Bailey; Hawaiian guit., diagram
arr.: in H. © Dee: 241935 7h pub:
56650; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
19115
Down in dreamy Venice; song. © July
14, 1986; E pub. 56336; Violet Silver,
Agnew, Calif. 19116
Down in Honolulu town; song; Hawai-
ian guit., diagram arr., in A. © Dee.
2, 1935; E pub. 56651; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 19117
Down Lovers Lane; w George Bailey
and Harlin bros.; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.; in F. © Dee. 2, 1985;
E pub. 56661; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19118
Down the sunset trail; w Sarah Ellis
Ivie; pf. © 1 ce July 27, 1936
unp. 129087; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19119
Drake’s chair; w Abraham Cowley, m
Robin Milford, op. 39; bar. solo and
cho., with pf. ace. © June 4, 1936;
EK for. 45065; Oxford univ. press,
London. 19120
Dream awhile; w Johnny Mercer, m
Phil Ohman; with guit. arr. © July
9, 1986; E pub. 56278; Robbins mu-
sie corp., New York. 19121
Dream (A) came back to me; song.
©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp. 129178;
Julian Edward Arpin, Portland. Or.
19122
Dream (The) in my heart; song, w Joe
Thompson. © 1c. July 15, 1936; E
unp. 128378; Edna Fischer Hayes,
San Francisco. 191238
Dream of me; song, melody John Bach.
© 1«¢. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129376;
Emma Mulis, Chicago. 19124
898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Dream of my heart; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Frank W. Ford. ©1e. July 25,
1936; E unp. 128975; Helen Wahl
Serio, North Merrick, L. L, N. Y.
19125
Dream waltz; song, w Georgette Arian.
©le. July 20, 1986; E unn. 128634 ;
Bartlett Briggs, San Francisco.
19126
Dreamer’s dreams; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. July 20. 1986; E unp.
128623; Caroline O’Connell, Flint,
Mich. 19127
Dreaming dreams of you; fox-trot, w
and melody. ©1e. July 18, 1936;
BH unp. 128557; Sam P. Acton, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 19128
Dreaming of a song; w and melody
Laddie Van. ©1e. July 22, 1936;
EH unp. 128874; Lucien Van Walleg-
hem, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
19129
Dreaming of mother and home; w and
melody. ©1e. July 20,1936; E unp.
128609; Charles Moorhead, Maple
Creek, Sask., Canada. 19130
Dreaming of you; w and melody. ©
nec ruly 14 1936; EH unp. 128311;
David MecRath Robinson, Chicago.
19131
Dreaming of you, to-night; w and mel-
ody. © le. July 7, 19386; E ump.
127809; Shirley Wile, Lisbon, O.
19132
Dreaming roses; song. ©1c. July 24,
1936; E unp. 128914; J. S. Bibey,
Vass, N. C. 19133
Dreaming to-day; song. © 1c. July
- 9, 1936; E unp. 127921; Dennis A.
Gompf, Marion, O. 19134
Dreaming with you; w G. Pritchard,
melody U. Pridgen. ©1e. July 2,
1936; E unp. 128930'; George Pritch-
ard and Ulysses Pridgen, Pittsburgh.
19135
Dreams; fox-trot, w and m Mrs. Sam
Katz. ©1ce. July 24, 1936; E unp.
128950: Martha Katz, i. e. Mrs. Sam
Katz, El Paso. 19136
Dreams at twilight; by Iola McReyn-
olds, arr.; violoncello and pf. ©
July 10, 1936; E pub. 56421; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 19137
Dreams, idle dreams; w Thora Doshia ;
pf. © 1c¢ July 27, 1936; EB unp.
129088; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 191388
Dreams of long ago; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128427 ; Ethel Fogle, Washington.
19139
Dreamy, dreamy, dreams; w Jimmie
Eaton, m Walter Horejsi; pf. treble.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 127928;
Everett O. Eaton and Walter A.
Horejsi, St. Cloud, Minn. 19140
Dreamy Volga; w Liu Sinmin; pf. ©
1 c¢. July 28, 1986; E unp. 129142;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19141
Dreimal darfst du raten; slowfox, w
u. m Peter Fritz Wehle-Jahn. ©
Feb. 12, 1936; E for. 44953; Octava
btihnen-u. musikverlag, a. g., Ziirich,
Switzerland. 19142
Drifting; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
July 15, 1936; E unp. 128353 ; George
Starks, Akron, O. 19143
Drifting along; song. © 1c. July 21,
1936; E unp. 128697; Georgia L.
Vogenitz, Newcomerstown, O.
19144
Drifting along, singing a song of love;
w and m Michael Jordan and Jimmy
De Mayo; with guit. arr. © July 22,
1836; E pub. 56541; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
19145
Drifting along with the flowing tide; w
and melody. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E
unp. 129076; Elmer D. Hodgkins,
Annisquam, Gloucester, Mass.
19146
Drifting in my dreams down the river
of love; song. ©1c. July 24, 19386;
E unp. 128955: Roy McBain, Eugene,
Or: 19147
Drive slowly and carefully, avoid acci-
dents; fox-trot song. © 1c. July 3,
1986; E unp. 127739; Tom Puce,
Cleveland. 19148
Drouth down South; w and m Carmon
Eugene Bell; pf. © 1c. July 138,
1936; E unp. 128228; Carmon E.
Bell, Phoenix, Ariz. 19149
Drum (The) major; by Vera Selby;
pf. © July 6, 1986; E pub. 56224;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 19150
Drunk; by LeRoy Shield; pf. © 1 e.
July 30, 19386; E unp. 129338; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 19151
Duck step; by Martha Barentzen; pf.
© June 5, 1936; E for. 45131; Iohan
Marius Barentzen, Copenhagen.
19152
859
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19153 Dt. GI, MASHivvod
Dust; song. © 1 ec. July 29, 1936; Cairone. © June 18, 1936; E for.
EH unp. 129233; Lanford Barnett, 45216; Société anonyme des Editions
Lebanon, Mo. 19153
E; by Monty Frame; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128394; Elizabeth Frame De Golier,
Cincinnati. 19154
Far training tests; clarifying the use of
the material of harmony, F. Wright
and T. Tertius Noble; pf. © Aug.
10, 19386; AA 212505; Frank Wright,
Brooklyn. 19155
Echo (The) song; song, w Derwent
Waters. ©1c. June 30, 1936; E unp.
128649; David Davies, Luscar, Alta.,
Canada. 19156
Eerie interlude; w Wayne A. Ken-
worthy, m arr. Stan Howells. ©
June 25, 1986; E pub. 56216; J. BH.
Hill, Hansen, Id. 19157
Hight (The) chordal attacks; with
illustrative pieces, Bernard Wagness;
pf. © July 18, 1936; AA 212032;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
19158
Elayne; fox-trot song. ©1.. July 6,
1936 ; E unp. 127709; Edward Payson
Bailey, Beverly Hills, Calif. 19159
Eleanor; song, w Lawrence McGrath.
©1c. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127540;
Richard Young, Brooklyn. 19160
Elegantina ; mazurka, S. G. Ietti Rossi;
accordion. © July 22, 1936; E pub.
56516; Roma music co., Cleveland.
19161
Elephants; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c June 5, 1986; E unp. 128409;
Effie Tuggy, Los Angeles. 19162
Eleven o’clock in heaven: w and m
Benjamin Edwards Neal; with un-
acc. Male quartette. © July 9, 1936;
E pub. 56305; Neal pub. co., Los
Angeles. 19163
Elle est décorée; one-step; orch. ptes.
avec paroles. © May 1, 1926; E for.
44969; Fr. Ménichetti, Marseille,
France. 19164
Emotional crisis no. 1; by Hugo Fried-
hofer. ©1e. July 30, 1936; E unp.
129398 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 19165
Empia morte; canzone. © May 18,
1936 ; E pub. 566389 ; Pasquale Novara,
New York. 19166
Emprise; tango, paroles Charles
Cluny, m Charles Chobillon and R.
Ricordi,
Empty-hearted; w J. Baldassarre,
melody D. Romani. © 1c. July 38,
1986; E unp. 127644; Dino Romani
and Jino Baldassarre, Philadelphia.
19168
En avant; pf. ©1e. July 10, 1936:
E unp. 128171; Edward W. Capen,
Charleston, 8S. C. 19169
End (The) begins; w Dorothy Fields,
mm Mritz, Kreisleriyii©@) de) sully ae
19386; E unp. 128568; Charles Foley,
Paris. 19167
New York. 19170
English countryside; by Cyril J.
Mockridge. © 1 ¢. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 128362;
corp., New York.
Movietone music
19171
Entre flores hay amores; paso doble;
pf. con letra. © 1c. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127825; Salvador Gil Forte,
New York. 19172
Entreat me not; w and m Lorenzo
May. ©1e. July 20, 1936; E unp.
128594; Ronald Lorenzo May, New
York. 19173
Envidia (la); pf.. con letra. © 1 e@.
June 15, 1986; E unp. 127512; Car-
men Bojorquez, Los Angeles. 19174
Erhalt uns, Herr; motette, m Kurt
Thomas, werk 25, nr. 13; gem. chor,
ohne begl. © May 20, 1936; E for.
45058; Breitkopf & Hiurtel, Leipzig.
19175
Es gibt nur eine stadt, die so a wein-
derl hat; wiener lied, w u. m Wal-
ter Simlinger. © May 16, 1936; E
for. 45027 ; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herazmansky), Vienna. 19176
Esercizi e letturé; di Giuseppe Ales-
sandni: wiola. ..©, July..2, d936cne
for. 45224; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
19177
Esercizi-studi; di Marcello Buogo; pf.
© June 15, 1936: E for. 45225; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 19178
Espérame esta noche; fox-trot, letra y
m A. Molt6 y J. D. Alemany; orq.
ptes. © May 25, 1936; E for. 45040;
Juan Duran Alemany, Barcelona,
Spain. 19179
Esposito (Michele) Nove preludi;
op! T2 > pity © Fune’ 45) 19865
for. 45231; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
19180
860
MUSICAL
no. 7, 1936
Hstrellita (La); by Manuel M. Ponce,
arr. Willis Conolly; ten. guit., in
diagram. © June 10, 1936; E pub.
56635; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 19181
Eternal melody; w Will Benedict, m
Adelina Carola Appleton. © 1 ec.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127751; Ade-
lina C. Appleton and Dorothy Birnk-
rant, New York. 19182
Eugene the Jeep; pf., with w. ©l1e.
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127752; Dave
Rizer, Bob Bramble and Lon Bram-
ble, Kansas City, Mo. 19183
Evening; w Matthew Arnold, m AlI-
bert Coates. © May 22, 1936; E for.
45138; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
19184
Evening at the farm; w John T.
Trowbridge; mixed cho. © June
26, 19386; E for. 44896; R. Walker
Robson, London. 19185
Evening on the Big Horn trail; w
Derwent Waters; pf. © 1c. June
3, 19386; E unp. 128647; David
Davies, Lusear, Alta., Canada.
19186
Evening shadows; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127671; C. G. Gaston, Duncan, S. C.
19187
Every day youre away; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram., with w. © Dec.
2, 1985; E pub. 56328; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 19188
Everybody’s out; w M. J. Peterson,
melody L. Magruder. © 1 ec. July
6, 1936; E unp. 127857; Michael J.
Peterson and LeRoy Magruder,
Baltimore. 19189
Fiverybody’s favorite organ pieces; ed.
Harry L. Vibbard. © July 24,
1936; E pub. 56603; Amsco music
sales co., inc., New York. 19190
Everything dates from my first date
with you; w and m Bill Reuter. ©
1 ec. July 20, 1986; E unp. 128619;
William H. Reuter, Elmhurst, II.
19191
Everything is perfect to-night; w and
melody. © 1c. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127622; Eunice T. Haxby, White-
hall, Mont. 19192
Everything is still O. K.; w and m
J. ©. Higginbotham. © July 20,
19386; E pub. 56506; Exclusive pub-
lications, ine., New York. 19193
COMPOSITIONS
19209
Exaggeration is mere imagination ; pf.,
with w. ©lc. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128293; Lorenzo Thomas Lonardo,
Providence. 19194
Excepting you; song. ©1e. July 15,
1936; EH unp. 1283860; James Curren
Price, New York. 19195
Expo (The) swing; song, arr. Cliff
Barnes. © July 23, 1936; E pub.
56543; Mary Janes O’Connor, Cleve-
land. 19196
Hzekiel saw de wheel; negro spiritual,
song, m arr. Marvin Hatley; voices
and harmonica solo. © 1c. July 23,
1936; E unp. 128892; Robbins music
corp., New York. 19197
EF; by Monty Frame; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128395; Elizabeth Frame De Golier,
Cincinnati. 19198
F. D. R.: w and melody. ©1e. July
7, 1936; E unp. 127806; David Mey-
erovitz, New York. 19199
Faces; song, melody Mike Di Napoli.
© 1c. July 20, 1986; E unp. 1285838 ;
Joseph Albert Bagnera, East Boston.
19200
Faded bouquet; w Phyllis Lintott, m
Colin Wendell; high voice, in G flat.
© July 17, 19386; E pub. 56589; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 19201
Failure; arr. Burrell Van Buren; pf.
with w. ©1ec. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129245; Sylvester William Treinen,
Morris, Minn. 19202
Faint heart; ten. solo. ©1e July 6,
1986; E unp. 127859; Myra Flora
Todd, Harlingen, Tex. 19208
Fair (The); w and melody. © 1.
July 28, 1936; E unp. 129174; Alfred
Anderson, Fitchburg, Mass. 19204
Fair as the moon; w and melody. ©
1c July 10, 1936; E unp. 128159;
William Law, Dayton, O. 19205
Fairest flower; w and melody. ©1e.
July 14, 1936; E unp. 128303; Alton
Leroy Tyson, Norristown, Pa. 19206
Fairy (The) ship; unison song, w
Irene Gass, m Eric H. Thiman. ©
July 1, 1936; E for. 44887; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 19207
Fais-moi valser; chanson, paroles
Welly. © ‘Weer 31, 19353, 2) “for,
45001; Ch. Borel-Clere, Paris. 19208
Falling petals; op. 98, no. 1; pf. ©
June 26, 1936; E for. 44900; York
Bowen, London. 19209
861
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19210
Fancy fingers; by Burn Knowles; pf.
© July 14, 1986; E pub. 56366; A
B C standard music publications,
ine., New York. 19210
Fancy this; by LeRoy Shield; pf. ©
1c July 30, 19386; E unp. 129331 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
19211
Fancy twisters; pf. accordion. © June
1, 1986 ; EH pub. 56174; Pietro Frosini,
New York. 19212
Fantasia del Rosso e nero: di Carlo
Jachino; orch. Partitura. © July
13, 1986; E for. 45222; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 19213
Fantasie choral; by Perey Whitlock ;
organ. no. 1, in D flat.—no. 2, in
F sharp min. © June 4, 1936; E
for. 45093, 45094 ; Oxford univ. press,
London. 19214, 19215
Fantasy on one note; by Henry Purcell,
arr. C. F. Simkins; organ. © May
21, 19386; E for. 45095; Oxford univ.
press, London. 19216
Fantasy sonata; by Burnet Tuthill,
op. 3; clarinet in B flat, with pf. ace.
© June 29, 1936; E pub. 56264; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 19217
Fascinating you; fox-trot song, melody
T. C. Snow and Ben Adelman. ©
it e July 29, 1936; E. unp. 129222:
Thompson C. Snow, Miami, Fla.
19218
Fascination; w and melody. © 1 e«.
July 10, 1936; E unp. 128114; Ben
Perry, Brooklyn. 19219
Fate (The) of old strawberry roan; w
and m Wilf Carter; with guit. arr.
© July 15, 1936; E pub. 564389; Gor-
don V. Thompson, Itd., Toronto.
19220
Favor me with your kisses: song. ©
1 e. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128270;
Lena May Forson, N. Sacramento,
Calif. 19221
Favorite songs; for home, school and
church, new matter Cable co. Cath-
olic ed. 4th ed. © Aug. 3, 1936: AA
2123815; Cable co., Chicago. 19222
Fellow (The) with the yellow carna-
tion; w Mitchell Parish, m Frank
Perkins; with guit. arr. © July 17,
1936; E pub. 56528; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 19223
Fellsland; pf., with w. © July 10,
1936; E pub. 56640; J. Carroll
Tucker, Stoneham, Mass. 19224
Di Te, MaSeavao
Festliche sonate; von Walter Lang, op.
25; streich-orch. Partitur. © Jan.
8, 1986; E for. 45033; Ries & Erler,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19225
Fields (Dall) bassoon method; by Dall
Fields. bk. 1. © July 22, 1936; AA
210515; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
19226
Kiesta time in Texas; m Antonio
Banuelos; pf. with w. Special cen-
tennial ed. © June 12, 1936; E pub.
56215; José Spangler, Houston.
19227
Fifth ave.; by Joseph M. Daly; pf. ©
July 14, 1986; EH pub. 56365; A B C
standard music publications, ine.,
New York. 19228
Fight on with Mister Roosevelt; song.
© May 15, 1936; E pub. 55418; Ben-
jamin Finger, New York. 19229
Figlio dormi; parole Ignoto del sec.
XV, m Enrico Giachetti. © Feb. 19,
1986; E for. 45240; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 19230
Fill ’er up for Charlie; song. © 1.
July 23, 1986; EH unp. 128886; Clar-
ence Grubbs, Odessa, Mo. 19231
Finding the girl for me; w and melody.
©1e. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129368 ;
George Oliver Robinson, New York.
19232
Firefly; w J. M. Reddie; pf. ©1e.
June 12, 1936; E unp. 127309; J.
Milton Reddie and Eubie Blake, New
York. 19233.
First and always; w Johnny Lang; pf.
treble. ©1c. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129228; Fred Samuel Stryker, Holly-
wood, Calif. 19234
First (The) in my heart; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E ump.
128155; Doris Reeves Page, Spring-
field, Mass. 19235
First you write the music; w Jack
Yellen, m Lew Pollack. ©1c. July
14, 1986; E unp. 128364; Movietone
musie corp., New York. 19236
Fisher's (Fred) funny folio ; 50 comedy
songs, Fred Fisher and others; pf.
© June 29, 1936; E pub. 56136; Fred
Fisher music co., New York. 19237
Fixin’; w and melody. ©1e. July 8,
1936; E unp. 127872; Rae Wright,
Lake City, Ia. 19238
Flag of peace; international anthem,
wand m John J. Schneider, pf. arr.
Harry A. Powell. © 1c. July 17,
1936; E unp. 128494: Songtex music
co., Philadelphia. 19239
862
- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
19267
Fling out the banner; anthem, w
George W. Doane, m Allene K.
Bixby; sop., alto and bar. © July
18, 1936; E pub. 56852; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 19240
Flor de lis; cancién. © Mar. 15, 1936;
EK for. 44924; Ernesto Lecuna,
Havana. 19241
Flor querida ; tango, José M. Lucchesi ;
orch. ptes., avee paroles. © May 1,
1936; E for. 44970; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 19242
Florika; w and melody. ©1e. July
28, 1936; E unp. 129166; Flora Segal,
New York. 19243
Folio of 15 popular songs; w Charles
Knabe and others, m Fred Mehr and
others. no. 1. © Apr. 28, 1986; EH
pub. 55500; Paramount publications,
Portland, Or. 19244
Follow the fleet : selection, Irving Ber-
lin, arr. Dan Godfrey; full military
band pts. © May 27, 1936; E for.
45199; Irving Berlin, inec., New York.
19245
Following in your footsteps; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. July 20, 1926;
EH ounp. 128614; Ben Wernul, White
Lake, N. Y. 19246
Fond memories; song. ©1c. July 22,
1936; E unp. 128851; Grace Bowers,
Herminie, Pa. 19247
For-a ten centimos; w and m Margaret
Ives and Frank Trafford; with uku-
lele arr. © June 12, 1986; E for.
45044 ; Macmelodies, ltd., London.
19248
For he (she) pleases me, and he (she)
feasesisme: song. © 1 ei duly 22,
1936; E unp. 128860; Jennie E. Carr,
Oroville, Calif. 19249
For I’m a baby that’s on relief; song.
©1c. July 1, 19386; E unp. 127496;
James B. Ryan, New York. 19250
For I made her the queen of my heart;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © July
14, 1936; E pub. 56443; W. J. Mar-
riott, Los Angeles, 19251
For me and a girl like you; w and
melody. © 1c July 7, 1986; E
unp. 127810; Ralph Howard Brooks,
Nashua, N. H. 19252
For sentimental reasons; w Al Sher-
man and Edward Heyman, melody
Abner Silver. © 1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129417; Marlo music corp.,
New York. 19253.
For you; by Lottie Long; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. July 6, 1936; EH unp.
127740; Lottie Long Frenkel, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 19254
For you, I’m just for you; song, sc.
Victor Caille ©1c. July 3, 1986;
EK unp. 127672; Earl Meisky, Rich-
ardson Park, Del. 19255
Forbidden love; w Pearl Sather; pf.
© 1 ¢: July 1, 1986; Hunp: 127552;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19256
Forever and a day; song, w Helen
Guttelman. © 1 ¢ July 7, 1986;
BH unp. 127891; J. Chas. MeNeil, Los
Angeles, 19257
Forgive me, my dear; song, w HEli
Haggard and M. A. Haggard, arr.
Ernest Carnicelli. © Aung. 15, 1985;
H) pub. 56606; Mary Anna Haggard.
New York. 19258
Forsaken by love: song. © 1 e¢. July
11, 1986; E unp. 128196; Thelma
Idele Boissoneault, Charleston, S. C.
19259:
Fort Kamehameha; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.; in A. © Dec. 2, 1935:
E pub. 56668; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19260
Forward America; song. ©1e. July
6, 1986; E unp. 127785; Cora B.
Breed, Medford Hillside, Mass.
19261
Fox symphonic band folio: ed. and arr.
J. S. Zamecnik; solo B flat cornet.
v.1. © July 9, 1936; E pub. 56275;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
19262
Frankie and Johnny; diagram arr.; .
Hawaiian guit., with w; in A. ©
Dee. 2, 1985: E pub. 56689; Harlin
bros., Indianapolis. 1§263
Franklin D. R.: w and m Mollie Wren
Whitman. © July 10, 1936; E pub.
56628; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
19264
Franklin’s foods: from Everybody’s
old man, w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pol-
lack. © July 6, 1986; E pub. 56255;
Movietone music corp., New York.
by MN. Belch
French soldier’s march; pf. © July
10, 1986; E pub. 56428; Moderne
publications, Chicago. 19266
Frescobaldi (Girolamo) Toccata; set
for 2 pfs. from the arrangement of
Gaspar Cassad6, by Ralph Berkowitz.
© Apr. 25, 1936; E for. 45124; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 19267
863
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19268
pt; ees VSL
Freshman love; w Ken McAdam, m
Bob Burt. ©1c. July 11, 1986; H
unp. 128175; Robert Adam Burt, St.
George, Ontario, Canada. 19268.
Friml favorites; medley, Rudolf Friml,
compiled Ferde Grofé, arr. Erik W.
G. Leidzén; band Dis © July 9,
1936 ; E pub. 56597 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19269
Fripouiilette; valse musette; orch.
ptes., avec paroles. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 44968; Fr. Ménichetti, Mar-
seille, France. 198270
© May
Fr. Ménichetti,
19271
Frogs (The) ; composer anon., arr. Van
A. Christy ; mixed cho. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 56398; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19272
From A to Z; w L. Tatro, m T. Kjome.
© July 2, 1936; E pub. 56302; Lysle
Tatro and Thurst Kjome, Decorah,
Ta. 19273
From dark to dark; w and m Helen
Evenson. © 1c. July 25, 1936; E
unp. 128967; Helen E. Evenson, Kee-
Frisky ; fox-trot; orch. ptes.
1, 1986; E for. 44967;
Marseille, France.
go Harbor, Mich. 19274
From the canebrake; by Samuel,
Gardner, op. 5, no. 1, arr. Peter
Amadis; pf. © July 13, 1986; EH
pub. 56591; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19275
From the one I love; song. ©1e. July
3, 1936; E unp. 128235; Michael R.
Breskovich, Pittsburgh. 19276
Fugue for four brasses ; by Burnet Tut-
hill, op. 10, no. 3; Ist and 2d B flat
cornets, trumpets, and 1st and 2d
trombones. Sc. and pts. © July 20,
1936; E pub. 56625; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 19277
G; by Monty Frame; melody, with pf.
acc. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128396; Elizabeth Frame De Golier,
Cincinnati. - 19278
Gabriel is swingin’ out: w Leland Tea-
ford, and melody. .© 1e¢ July 25,
1936; E unp. 129030; Wendell L. Rus-
sell, Osawatomie, Kan. 19279
Gaby can‘can; from Lottery lover, Jay
Gorney ; pf. © July 6, 1936; E pub.
56253; Movietone music corp., New
York. 19280
Gal’s (The) got rythm; song, fourth
jazata LC, w Tanya Tartar. ©1e.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127734: Ludwig
Conrad, New York. 19281
Ganze (Die) welt dreht sich um liebe
[and] Schau mich an, sei mir gut;
walzer: w Hans Rameau, m Franz
Lehar. © Oct. 10, 19385; E for.
44874; Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz
Lehar, Vienna. 19282
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 10,
1935; E for. 44873; Glocken-verlag,
inh., Franz Lehar, Vienna. 19283.
Garden of roses; w and melody. ©1e.
July 17, 1986; E unp. 128510; Gladys.
Flo Teeter, Mansfield, O. 19284
Garden (The) of thoughts; song, mel-
ody P. H. Watts, and Ben Adelman.
©1ec. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129223;
P. H. Watts, Texarkana, Ark.-Tex.
19285.
Gathering flowers from the hillside; w
and m Frank Harris; pf. treble. ©
tc. July 30, 1936; EH unp) 129323:
Georgia music co., New York. 19286
Gauchos on parade; paso doble; pf. ac-
cordion. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
56176; Pietro Frosini, New York.
19287
Gavotte; from Anacreon, [and] Entvr’
acte; from Zemir and Azor: by A.
HK. M. Grétry, arr. Reginald Hunt;
school orch. Se. and pts. © July
13, 19386; E for. 45147; Hdwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 19288
Gavotte en badinant; by Geo. Hamil-
ton Green; xylophone, with pf. ace.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56159; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 19289
Gay melody; waltz song. ©1c. July
6, 1986; E unp. 127760; Isabelle W.
Steele, Kansas City, Mo. 19290
Gazelle (Die); v. Leo Portnoff; vio-
lino, 1.—5. position, u pf. © Mar.
26, 1936; E for. 44941: Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 19291
Gettin’ off; w Tot Seymour, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. ©1c. July 2, 1936;
EK unp. 127634; Famous music corp.,
New York. 19292:
Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie; w Robert
Hough, Latham Ovens and Pat Bal-
lard, m Robert Hough and Latham
Ovens, rev. Chas. Henderson; with
guit. arr. © June 30, 1936; E pub.
56173; Mills music, inc., New York.
19293:
Girl (The) I met in a dream; pf., with
w.,. Ov; ihie. July de 1936: E unp.
127498; Sadie Allan, Sault. Ste. Ma--
rie, Ont., Canada. 19294 -
864
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Girl (The) I used to know; song. ©
1 ec July 15, 1986; E unp. 128858;
Barthold Max, Philadelphia. 19295
Girl of my dreams; w and melody. ©
1e. July 8, 1986; E unp. 127909; May
Gourlay Hupfel, New York. 19296
Girl (The) who did not know; w and
melody Alfred Solman. ©1e. July
2, 19386: E unp. 127607; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
19297
Give me an old fashioned swing; w
Winky Tharp, m Joe Bishop; pf.
treble. ©1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128879; Isham Jones music corp.,
New York. 19298
Give me July; song. © 1c. July 18,
1936 : E unp. 128545; C. Milton Davis,
Easton, Pa. 19299)
Give me my dreams; w Hope Desireo ;
pf. © 1c. July 16, 1986; E unp.
128435; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19300
Give me the moonbeams ; fox-trot song ;
with yodel arr. for 2 high sop. and
alto. ©1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
129040; Ed Wolcott, San Fernando,
Calif. 19301
Give my love to Nancy; song, melody
Allen Taub. ©1c. July 22, 1936; E
unp. 128831; Walter James Simpson,
Essex, via Queenstown, Union of
South Africa. 19302
Give us a girl not so sharply in view;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1ece. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128826;
Karl W. House, Luling, Tex. 19303
Gladys; song, from the incidental mu-
sic to The recreation of Shorty De
Long. ©1c. July 15, 1936; E unp.
128337 ; Andrew De Los McCampbell,
Boonville, Mo. 19304
Glamorous moon; w Gertrude Ayers;
me © lt cc. July 27, 1936; / unp:
129089; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19305
Glory and honor; march, M. Welker;
band pts. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56580; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19306
——-——pf. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56588; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19307
Go lovely rose; song, w Edmund Wal-
ler, © -1.¢: July 4b -1936: Rounp:
127534; Claude EH. Rose, Algona, Ia.
19308
19322
Go slow; w and m Jan Duncan. ©1ce.
July 28, 1986; E unp. 128887; John
L. Fuess, Waterville, N. Y. 19309
Go take a walk: w and melody. ©1e.
July 1, 1936; E unp. 127599; Harold
F. Masteller, Waverly, N. Y. 19310
Go to Jesus; hymn, w Bernett S. Ken-
ney. © May 31, 1936; E pub. 56359:
Harry R. McCleary, Baltimore.
19311
Gc to sleep my baby darling; pf., with
wa ©) 1¢ July 13, 1936; unp:
128220; Julia Ann Coe, San Bernar-
dino, Calif. 19312
Gob’s dance; from Marine suite; pf.
©1c. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127612;
Bessie F. Bender McCrory, Whiting,
Ind. 19313
God cares; w H. K. Williams; pf. ©
May 27, 1936; 2 c. July 27; E pub.
56566; Elmer A. Naylor, Philadel-
phia. 19314
God is my strength; text from Scrip-
tures, m Bernard Hamblen; pf. or
organ acc.; low, in C. © June 26,
1936; E pub. 56186; Chappell & co.,
ine., New York. 19315
Goin’ down the Santa-Fe trail; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
te, July 22;.19386; BH unp. 128818:
Arthur Neitz, Royal Oaks, Mich.
19316
Going down the river of Jordan; w
and m John Hancock; pf. treble. ©
1c July 30, 1986; E unp. 129326;
Georgia music co., New York. 19317
Going up to London; w Nancy Byrd
Turner, m Karl Klun. © 1c July
7, 1936; E unp. 127801; Rosina Klun,
Los Angeles. 19318
Gold (The) in them there hills; w and
melody. ©1c. July 20, 1936; E unp.
128616; Clarence J. Pearson, Oak-
land, Calif. 19319
Golden (The) dream of Lovelight Bay ;
valse song. ©1e. June 8, 1936; E
unp. 128087 ; Edith Marie Roach, Los
Angeles. 19320
Golden slippers; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit., with w; in F. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 56667; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 19321
Golden tresses; w and melody. ©1c.
July 28, 1936: E unp. 129175; Her-
man Herman, Chicago. 19322
865
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19323
Dt. Likes sya ot
Golondrina (La); diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit.; in D. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56676; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19323
Gona keep a date; w and melody. ©
fre. ily Gr t9363 shy cunip: SIeiioor
William Kenneth Goddard, Reed
Point, Mont. 19324
Gone; song, w Eli Haggard and M. A.
Haggard, arr. Ernest Carnicelli. ©
Aug. 15, 19385; E pub. 56607; Mary
Anna Haggard, New York. 19325
—— w and m Niles Kinney; pf. treble.
© 1c. July 31, 1936; EH unp. 129453;
Maynard Niles Kinney, Berkeley,
Calif. 19326
w Richard H. Grocott; pf. ©1e
July 28, 1986; EH unp. 129162; WwWil-
liam George Cook, Trenton, N. J.
19327
Gonna tell my Sweetie; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. July 25, 1936;
E unp. 128982; Harold HE. Murphy,
Cincinnati. 19328
Good-bye and good luck to you; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 129375; Tom Lysaght, Pitts-
burgh. 19329
Good-bye, little girl, good-bye; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128248 ;
Naomi Ruth McKee, Smyrna, N. Y.
19330
Good bye, my dear, good bye; song. ©
1e. July 8, 1936; E unp. 127903; Roy
Albin Nelson, Everett, Mass. 19331
Good fellowship; overture, W. A.
Nyles; band pts., with conductor. ©
June 19, 19386; E pub. 56152; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 19332
Good fortune; unison song, w Robert
Bridges, m Arthur Warrell, tonic
solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. © June 12,
1936; E for. 45161; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 19333
Good morning, dear Jan; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 25, 1936; E unp.
129017; Ezra S. Kureen, Karrada,
Bagdad, Irak. 19334
Good-morning, dearie; song. © 1 «.
june “it, 1936; H* unps , teaipss :
Joseph Riha, Chicago. 19335
Good morning, pretty maid; w re-
written by J. Foxwell, old
Gloucestershire melody arr. A.
Whitehead; 2 equal voices, with
descant. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45266; Alfred Whitehead, Montreal.
19336
Good-night, good luck, my sweetheart;
w and melody Kaye Herman. ©1c.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128192; Her-
man Krinsky, Oakland, Calif. 19337
Good old fashioned waltz; song. ©
1c. July 9, 1986; E unp. 127992; Ber-
nice Watkins, Philadelphia. 19338
Good old William Tell; song, arr. Bob
Dickinson. © 1 c¢. July 6, 1936; E
unp. 127824; Helen G. King, Seattle.
19339
Good tidings in Scripture and spiritual
songs; compiled George F. Tibbitts.
© June 10, 1936; AA 208717; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 19340
Good time blues; w and m Rael
Braeuty; pf. ©i1c. July 28) 1986-
E unp. 129150; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19341
Gospel (The) ; w and melody. ©1«.
July 27, 19386; E unp. 129047; Rose
Marguerite Balz, Novato, Calif.
19342
Gossip; by LeRoy Shield; pf. © 1 «.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129343; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 19343
Got a home in that rock; w and m
Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 ©.
July 30, 1936: E unp. 129320"
Georgia music co., New York. 19344
Gotcha; w and melody Don Redman,
Herman Stein and Tom Gindhart.
©1ec. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128699;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 19345
Gott fiihret auf mit jauchzen; motette,
m Kurt Thomas, werk 25, nr. 8; gem.
chor. ohne begl. © May 20, 1936;
E for. 45057; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
Leipzig. 12346
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
ballet, transcription Francis Casa-
desus; orch. complet. ptes. © May
1, 1986; E for. 44998; Choudens,
Paris. 19347
Ring out, wild bells; w Alfred
Tennyson, m arr. J. A. Parks; male
quartet or cho. © July 27, 1936;
E pub. 56615; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 19348
Gramercy square; by Allan Grant, arr.
Walter Goodell; orch. pts. © July
13, 1986; E. pub. 56355; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 19349
Grand (The) old party ; w and melody.
© 1c. July 18, 1936; E unp. 129290;
Dale De Nicholas Massey, Adrian,
Mich. 19350
866
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
19377
Grandezza (La) d'Italia; marcia; vio-
lin, con versi. © 1c. July 17, 1936;
E unp. 128495; Mariano Marano,
New York. 19351
Grandfather’s clock; w and m Henry
C. Work, arr. Gerald Grey; male
trio or cho. © July 27, 19536; E pub.
56614; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
19352
Grandma Rose, and her host of beaux ;
w Gretchen Terry Bennett; pf. ©
1 e. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129090;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19353
Grandma’s goin’ to the dogs; w and
melody. ©1e. July 24, 1936; E unp.
128959 ; Thomas R. Confare, Chicago.
19354
Granger; march song; pf. ©1c. July
7, 1936; E unp. 127814; Orlando M.
Cook, Olympia, Wash. 19355
Grass widow’s lament; by Peter De
Rose and Domenico Savino; pf.
July 29, 1936; E pub. 56645; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 19356
Gray eyes; w and melody. ©1c. July
16, 1936; E unp. 128418; Nellie M.
Shevlin, University City, Mo. 19357
Gray twilight ; w Will Aubrey, melody
Benny Ross. © 1c. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128274; Ben Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 19358
Great (The) human; w and melody.
©l1ec. July 25, 1986; E unp. 129009;
W. Thomas Williams, Bellevue, Ky.
19359
Great songs made simple; 25 pieces,
with progressive historical and bio-
graphical narratives, Arthur Wal-
lace Hepner, m arrs. Jacques Wolfe;
pf. © July 13, 1936; E pub. 56593 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 19360
Great (The) voices; song, w Charles
Timothy Brooks. © 1 ec. July 15,
1936; H unp. 129238; Everett R.
Currier, Westport, Conn. 19361
Greater New York; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 23, 19386; E unp. 128881;
Pedro Maggio, Brooklyn. 19362
Greater New York marches on; song.
©1c. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128157;
Caesar Iraldi, New York. 193863
Greater (The) thing; song, w Charles
T. Davis. © 1c. July 11, 1936; E
unp. 128928; Charles Henry Harmer,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. 19364
89984— 36——_3
Greatest (The) of all showmen; song.
©1ec. July 8, 1986; E unp. 128563 ;
Charles F. Ryan, Hartford. 19365
Green; by Kenneth Walton; pf. ©
1 @. May 29, 1986; E unp. 127935;
Seymour George Hartman, New
York. 19366
Green back dollar; w and m John Han-
cock; pf. treble). © 1. July 30,
19386; E unp. 1293828; Georgia music
co., New York. 19367
Green rain; w Mary Webb, m Irvin
Hinchliffe. 1. Low voice—2. High
voice. © June 11, 1936; E for.
45084; Oxford univ. press, London.
19368
Greeting song; song. ©1e. July 20,
1986; E unp. 128582; Clare A. Rood,
Marquette, Mich. 19369
Grey smoke in the sky; w and m Rodd
Arden, Harry Saville, Freddy Royce
and Hamilton Kennedy; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © July 2, 1936;
E for. 44923; Keith, Prowse & ©co.,
ltd., London. 19370
Grtindliches _theoretisch - praktisches
unterrichtswerk fiir die chroma-
tische harmonika; v. Anny Antl-Plak-
owitz. © Feb. 12, 19386; E for.
44917; Universal edition, a. g,
Vienna, 19371
Griiss’ dich Gott, endlich kommst du
wieder; fox-trot, w Fritz Rotter, m
Nikolaus Brodszky, arr. Andor Sat-
tler; pf. © Mar. 25, 1936; E for.
44951; Octava biihnen-u. musikver-
lag, a. g., Zurich, Switzerland.
19372
Guard your heart; pf. treble, with w.
©1le July 23, 1936; E unp. 128905 ;
Laurie Estrin, Detroit. 19373
Guest (The) divine; anthem, w Mar-
garet Rose, m Stuart Young; mixed
voices; organ ace. © June 5, 1936;
E for. 45054; A. V. Broadhurst, Lon-
don. 19374
Gyldmark (Oskar) To miniaturer;
kammerork., stemmer. © Jan. 8,
1936; E for. 44948; Alfred Thors-
ings musikforlag, Copenhagen.
19375
Gypsy caravan; arr. Dorothy Vernon;
violin, cello and pf. Se ©1.«
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127799; Fred-
erick Bond, New York. 19376
Gypsy eyes; pf., with w. ©1c. July
22, 19386; E unp. 128741; Thomas
George Sutherland, Chicago. 19577
R67
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19378
pt. If, 0: °S:, v. 34
Gypsy flower; song, w Eli Haggard
and M, A. Haggard, arr. Ernest
Carnicelli. © Aug. 15, 1935; E pub.
56608; Mary Anna Haggard, New
York. 19878
Gypsy melody; waltz song, melody J.
Krieger and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
July 29, 19386; E unp. 129217; Jo-
seph Krieger, Akron, O. 19379
Gypsy hight; w J. Baldassarre, melody
D. Romani. © djer July -3> 1956;
E unp. 127645; Dino Romani and
Jino Baldassarre, Philadelphia.
193880
H; by Monty Frame; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128397; Hlizabeth Frame De Golier,
Cincinnati. 19381
Habits; w J. Y’Dowaj, and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 127592 ;
Jay (Woody) Woodward, Pitts-
burgh. 19882
Hiitt ich hundert millionen; slow-fox,
w Ralph Maria Siegel, m Willi
Berking, arr. Helmuth Wernicke;
orch. stimmen. © June 4, 1936; E
for. 45106; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 19383.
Hail! Central High; w and m Brother
Conrad Joseph; pf. © Apr. 22,
1936; E pub. 56134; Central Catho-
lic H. S., Wheeling, W. Va. 19384
Hail, city of New York; w F. B. May,
m FE. Cambria. ©1c. July 16, 19386;
E unp. 128382; Frank Cambria and
Franz B,. May, New York. 19385
Hail Franklin Roosevelt; song, m G.
Lambert. © 1c. July 20, 19386; EH
unp. 128629; C. J. O'Hara, New
York. 19386
Hail, gladdening light; hymn for con-
gregation and choir, w John Keble,
from a hymn of the 4th century, m
C. S. Lang, op. 28; organ ace. ©
July 1, 1936; E for. 44888; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 19387
Hail New York; suite; pf., with w.
©l1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 128575;
Joseph F. McMahon, New York.
19388
Hail to the City of New York; song.
© July 29, 1936; E pub. 56647;
Freda Kramer, New York. 19389
—w and melody. © 1c. July 28,
1986; E unp. 129173; Freda Kramer,
New York. 19390
Hand in glove, I fell in love with you;
w and melody Gordon Lavelle. ©
1 ec. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129063;
Wm. Walter Hentz, jr., Oklahoma
City. » JAGSSE
Handwerkertiinze; nach alten zunf-
trufen u. weisen, Gerhard Maasz;
orch. Partitur. © June 23, 1936;
E for. 45102; B. Schott’s sdhbne.
Mainz, Germany. 19392
Handy (The) Andies of the C. C. C.;
w C. S. Barbara, melody G. Cirina.
© 1c. June 17, 1936; E unp. 127513;
Charles S. Barbara & Gene Cirina,
Brooklyn. 193938
Hangin’ on to happiness; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. July 17, 19386: E
unp. 128497; Kay Werner, Sue Wer-
ner and David Bauer, New York.
19894
Happiness for two; w Franklin Cooke,
and melody. © 1c. July 6, 1936;
EK sunp. 127834; Harry Archer, New
York. 19395
Happy birthday; arr. LeRoy Shield;
pt. © 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp.
126357; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19396
Happy days; w and m William
‘Thompson Jackson; pf. ©1e. July
16, 1936; E unp. 128479; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19397
Happy go lucky; by Phil Saltman;
pf. © July 1, 1936; E pub. 56166;
Robbins music corp., New York.
19398
——w and melody. © 1. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127830; Carson J. Rob-
ison, New York. 19899
w and m Herman
Hupfeld; with guit. arr. © July
21, 1936; E pub. 56521; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
19400
Happy Valley; w Lyle Everett Far-
ness pf. © 1 -e. July. 16,- 29362
KH unp. 128486; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19401
© June
Norman
19402
Happy Sunday;
Happy waltz; violin and pf.
30, 1936; E pub. 56523;
Korslung, Minneapolis.
Harbor of dreams; song; with arr. for
euit., ete. © July 15, 1936; E pub.
56368; Ray Spillman, Chicago.
194038
868
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Hard (The) working cowboy; w and
m Fred T. Busswood; Hawaiian
euit., in note and diagram. © June
27, 19386; E pub. 56321; Macklin pub.
co., Lancaster, Pa. 19404
Harlem boys; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
musie May 4, 1936, 1 c. words July
18: E unp. 128655; Lottie Smith, New
York. 19405
Harlem serenade; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128788;
Robert A. Brown, New York. 19406
Harmonica-player (The) ; by David W.
Guion; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © June 27,
1926: E pub. 56410; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 19407
Harmonika-perlen; originalkomposi-
tionen u. bearb. Hans Georg Schutz;
chromatisches pf.-akkordion von 12
bis 120 bassen. bd. 3. © June 4,
1926; E for. 45200; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 19408
Harp prelude. © 1c. July 27, 1936;
E unp. 129082; Vojmir Attl, New
York. 19409:
Harpiana; orch. Se. © 1c. July 27,
1636; E unp. 129083; Vojmir Att},
New York. 19410
Harp’s (The) revelation; recitation
with harp. ©1c. July 30, 1986; E
unp. 129802 ; Vojmir Attl, New York.
19411
Has anyone seen my Mickey Mouse; w
and melody. © 1c. July 20, 1936;
E ounp. 128642; Bert Gordon, New
York. 19412
Haunted heart; w Don Ford, and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127535: Sally Smith, Mt. Calvary,
Wis. 19413
Haunting; song. ©1ec. July 16, 1986;
E unp. 128415; Bernice G. Jones,
Laurens, S. C. 19414
Hauptmann’s fate; song. ©1e. July
15, 19386: E unp. 128356; Marguerite
Othella Whinery, Wabash, Ind.
19415
Have you got your harmonica handy;
w and m Sydney Brooks, David
Arale and Borrah Minevitch, arr.
for technique-tone harmonicas, B.
Minevitch. © July 15, 1986; E for.
45192; Lawrence Wright music co.,
Itd., London. 19416
Have you heard the rumour; fox-trot,
w Ralph Butler and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Tolchard Evans. ©
July 17, 1986; E for. 45270; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 19417
19430
Hawaii, I’m yearning for you; song,
arr. L. Hawk. ©1c. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128224; Marian José, Hono-
lulu. 19418
Hawaiian moon; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr.; in F: © Jan. 2, 1936;
E pub. 56680; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19419
Hawaiian sweetheart; fox-trot, w and
m Mrs. Wallace Hawks. ©1c. July
13, 1986; E unp. 128661; Sarah KE.
Hawks, Portage, Utah. 19420.
He’s a streamline love dream of mine ;.
fox-trot, w and m Eve Carol. ©
1 ce. June 22, 1986; E unp. 128055;.
Eva M. Carroll, Shreveport, La.
19421.
He’s just a common dog they say but
he’s my friend each day; song. ©:
1c July 15, 1986; E unp. 128350 ;-.
Zella Myrtle Payton, Los Angeles.
19422!
He saw only her, she saw only him;
song, m Leo Richard. © 1c. July
9, 1986; E unp. 128024; Laura Belle
Hall, Laura, O. 19423
He stole the heart of my honey; w and
m Ed Austin Worden; pf. © 1 e¢.
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127547; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19424
Head over heels in love; from Head
over heels, w and m Mack Gordon
and Harry Revel; with ukulele arr.
© July 30, 1986; EH for. 45269: Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London.
19425
Headin’ for heaven; song. © 1 e.
July 15, 1986; E unp. 128357; Flor-
ence M. Gray, Pittsburgh. 19426
Heap big chief; by Gaston Dorch; pf.
©1c. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128318;
Robbins musie corp., New York.
19427
Heart beats; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. July 29,
1986; E unp. 129256; Gladys Priest,
Jenkins, Mo. 19428.
Heart news; melody Louis Ponzi; pf.
treble, with w. ©1e. July 8, 1936;
E unp. 127907 ; Frank Cantelmo, New
York. 19429:
Heart (The) of New York; song, arr.
Alice Mildred Plate Johnstone. ©
1 e@ July 2, 1936; E unp. 128038;
Henriette Wilhelmine Plate-John-
stone, Yeadon, Pa. 19430
869
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19431
pt. 11, n.s., v.31
Heaven is here with you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 18, 1936; E unp.
128206; William Rusk Smith, Pal-
merton, Pa. 19431
Heaven on earth; fox-trot; pf. ©1e.
July 8, 1936; E unp. 127875 ; Andrew
Julius Sabo, jr., Whiting, Ind.
19432
Heaven’s my destination; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128740; Thomas Bernard Hilken, San
Francisco. 19433
Hebrew dance; by Joseph Achron, op.
30, no. 1, ed. Jascha Heifetz; violin
and pf. © May 19, 1936; E pub.
56432; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
19434
Hebrew lullaby ; by Joseph Achron, op.
30, ho. 2, ed. Jascha Heifetz; violin
and pf. © May 19, 1986; E pub.
56431; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
194385
Heimatklinge aus Osterreich ; fantasie,
Franz Konigshofer; salon-orch. stim-
men. © Apr. 27, 1936; E for. 44949;
Josef Weinberger, Vienna. 19436
Hello brunette, good-bye blonde; w
Mary Sophia Weidenbach; pf.
1 ec. July 1, 19386; E unp. 127553;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
194387
Hello California; w Arthur Swan-
strom, m Mabel Wayne, pf. sc. Mario
Agnolucci; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© July 29, 1936; E pub. 56700; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 19488
Hello love; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
July 3, 1986; E unp. 128520; Louis
W. Stahl, Ft. F. E. Warren, Wy.
19439
Here comes the moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127682; Bur-
dette Clifford Belknap, Remsen, Ia.
19440
Here’s a health unto his majesty; w
traditional and by Constance M.
Lowe, m John Savile, arr. with
descant H. A. Chambers; solo, or
semi-cho., and cho. © July 10, 1936;
E for. 44956; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19441
Here’s love in your eye; from Big
broadeast of 19387, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. ©1e. July 22, 1936 ;
E unp. 128773; Paramount produc-
tions, inec., New York. 19442
Here’s to the best of us; w Raymond
Wallace, m Pat Thayer. © July 7,
1936; E for. 45180; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 19443
Hesitating; w Mary Grant Vanhook;
pf. ©1e. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128785 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19444
Heut fand ein totes krinzelein; song.
©1e. July 18, 1986; E unp. 128200;
Berta Lewis, Hollywood, Calif.
19445
Hey mister, make it go ’round and
round; song. © 1c. June 30, 1936;
E unp. 127507; Robert Emmett Me-
Kelvey, Los Angeles. 19446
Hickory-dickory-dock; w and m KEd-
ward G. Nelson and Fred Rose; with
guit. arr. © July 6, 1936; E pub.
56276; Santly bros._Joy, ine., New
York. 19447
Hidden valley; from The phantom
rider, w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Sam
H. Stept; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
July 6, 1936; E pub. 56202; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 19448
new w and m. ©1e. July 29,
19386; E unp. 129239; Clara M.
Schweickert, Redwood City, Calif.
19449
Hide Thou me; arr. and harmonized
Ludwig Imgrund. 1. Solo or cho.—
2. Duet.—3. Men’Ss or women’s
voices.—4. Mixed voices.—5. Male
quartette. © July 3, 1936; E pub.
56239; Kollie’s music house, Cleve-
land. 19450
Hie und da sagt eine frau zu allem,
ja; English waltz, text Peter Herz,
m Franz Lehir. © Dec.-9, 1935; E
for. 44872; Glocken-verlag, inh.
Franz Lehar, Vienna. 19451
a orch. stimmen. © Dee. 9,
1935; E for. 44868; Glocken-verlag,
inh. Franz Lehar, Vienna. 19452
High (The) hat hop; from Big broad-
east of 1937, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1 ce July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128780; Paramount produc-
tions, inc., New York. 19453
High wind in Jamaica; melody with
pf. ace. no. 1.—no. 2. © 1 c¢.-each
June 18, 1936; E unp. 127548, 127591 ;
Kurt Weill, New York. 19454, 19455
Hills (The) of Idaho; valse song. ©
1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 128053;
William Anthony, Firth, Id. - 19456
870
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Hills of my desire; w Paul Valére, m
Phyllis Harding; in F. © July 7,
1936; E for. 45178; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 19457
Hilo after sundown; song. © July 9,
1936; EK pub. 563138; John De Mello,
Hilo, Hawaii. 19458
Hip hip a ray; song, w Martha M.
Spicer. ©1c. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128838 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
19459
His hands; women’s voices. © 1 ¢.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127845; Mar-
garet Louise Dixon, Agra, Kan.
19460
Hort ihr die Zigeuner; csardas, Franz
Grothe, konzert-arr. Leopold Wen-
inger; orch. stimmen. © Mar. 28,
1936; E for. 44929; Beboton-verlag,
g. in. b. h., Berlin. 19461
Hold me fast; w and melody J. Harris
and Frank May. © 1. June 29,
1936; EH unp. 127515; Francis G. May
and Joseph Harris, New Orleans.
19462
Hold me tight; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127650; Archie Booth, Munford,
Tenn. 19463
Hollywood bound; musical comedy, bk.
Hdward Bradley, lyrics and m Don
Wilson. © July 20, 1936; D 39115;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 19463*
Holy lie production routine no. 1; w
Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst. ©1e.
July 30, 19386; E unp. 129389; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 19464
Home; song, w Duke Workman. © 1c.
July 7, 19386: E unp. 127892; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 19465
Home (The) of my dreams; w Grace
Burton Morehouse; pf. © 1c. July
27, 1986; E unp. 129091; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19466
Home on the desert; w and melody. ©
1e. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128810; H.
Geigus Coulter, Ogden, Utah. 19467
Homeland harmony ; song bk., ed. Otis
L. McCoy. © June 1, 1936; E pub.
56206; Tennessee music & printing
co., Cleveland, Tenn. 19468
Homesites, incorporated; musical
comedy. © 1c. July 21, 1936; D
39113; Edna Grace Robins, Brook-
lyn. 19468*
Homeward we’re bound: w and m Elsa
Peters. ©1c. July 22, 1935; E unp.
128805; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. ~ 19469
19483
Homing pigeon; w and melody. ©1e.
July 28, 1986; E unp. 129159; Ber-
nard Houben, Brooklyn. 19470
Honey, are you lovin’ anybody; song,
melody George Casper Small, jr. ©
1 ec. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127861;
Lionel Maurice Taylor, Toronto.
19471
Honey-bee; song. ©1c. July 27. 1936;
E unp. 129078; Austin D. Perry,
-Pomona, Calif. 19472
Honey dear I love you, I do, I do, I do;
w F. Salierno, m F. E. Collette. ©
1c. June 20, 19386; E unp. 128034;
Wrank E. Collette and Fannie
Salierno, Brooklyn. 19473
Honey girl; song, w Ralph P. Kent. ©
re. July Wa 1956-7 unip, 128234:
Harold K. Richardson, Attleboro,
Mass, 19474
Honey keep your mind on me; w and
melody J. Lunceford and P. Roberts.
©1c. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128170;
Porter Roberts, Toledo, and Jimmie
Lunceford, New York. 19475
Honey Lu; song; with ukulele arr. ©
June 5, 19386; E pub. 55417; Lee La
Belle, Los Angeles. 19476
Honey, please don’t turn your back on
me; w Sidney Clare and Charlie
Tobias, melody Sam H. Stept. ©1e.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129401;
Skidmore music co., inec., New York.
19477
Honeymoon trail; song. © 1c. July
21, 1936; E unp. 128715; George W.
Hoover, New York. 19478
Honeymooning in a covered wagon; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. July 24, 1936;
EX unp. 128980; Harold Adolphus
Campbell, Los Angeles. 19479
Honeymooning ‘neath the moon on
Tampa Bay; w and m Hilda Slay-
ton. ©1e July 27, 1936; E unp.
129054; Hilda W. Slayton, Tampa,
Fla. 19480
Honolulu belle; song. © 1c. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127748; Rola Libke,
New Holstein, Wis. 19481
Honolulu maiden; by Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © June 23, 1936; E pub.
56322; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 19482
Honolulu woman; w Margaret Louis
Lake, melody T. R. Lake and Thomas
Carter. ©1c. June 12, 1936; E unp.
128298; Thomas Renwick Lake, Ho-
nolulu. 19483
871
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19484
Hope: arr. Jadder; pf., with w. ©1¢.
July 29, 1936; EH unp. 123180; Joseph
J. Chernan, Springdale, Pa. 19484
Hopeless ; song, w A. T. Chapman and
J. O. Miller, pf. sc. Basil Sadler. ©
1 ce July 28, 1986; E unp. 129224;
Joseph O’Neill Miller, Baltimore.
19485
Horrido-hussassa; marsch, der deut-
schen jiger, Hermann Maéannecke ; mi-
litarmusik stimmen, u. text. © Mar.
27, 1936; E for. 45028; Ries & Erler,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19486
Worse (The) op’ry, yipi addy yipi addy
aye; w and m Fred Rose and Kd. G.
Nelson. ©1e. July 11, 1936; E unp.
128163; Select music publications,
ine., New York. 19487
Hotcha boom boom; m Thomas Emer-
son; pf. treble, with w. ©le. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128008; William
O’Brien, Brooklyn. 19488
Hour of fulfillment; w and m Sturdy
Sturdivant. © 1c. July 13, 1936;
EH unp. 128985; Paul B. Sturdivant,
Liberal, Kan. 19489
House hop; melody Benny Goodman
and James Mundy. ©1ce. July 10,
1986; E unp. 128135; Robbins music
corp., New York. 19490
House (The) Jack built for Jill; pat-
ter, from Rhythm on the range, w
and m Leo Robin and Frederick Hol-
lander, pf. sc. ed. Geo. N. Terry. ©
July 3, 19386; E pub. 56234; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 19491
House (The) that Jack built; m Har-
vey Enders; men’s cho. © July 23,
1936; E pub. 56560; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 19492
How about a shoe-shine; song; with
ukulele arr. ©1ce. July 6, 1986; E
unp. 127767 ; Edward Lindemann, Los
Angeles. 19493
How are you feeling; w and melody.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128267;
Eleanor Murphy Wallace, Baton
Rouge, La. 19494
How can I believe you love me; waltz
ballad, w and melody. ©1l1e. July
18, 1986; E unp. 128236; Sam P.
Acton, Birmingham, Ala. 19495
How can you say you love me; w and
melody. ©1c. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129058; Emma Sammarco, Milwau-
kee. 19496
_ pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
How do you do the things you do; w
and m Bill Reuter. © 1c. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128620; William H.
Reuter, Elmhurst, Il. 19497
How much I love you; song. ©1.e.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 128521; Louis
W. Stahl, Ft. F. E. Warren, Wy.
19498
Hula medley; diagram arr.; Hawaiian
guit.; in A. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
56660; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
19499
Humming (The) bird: by Geo. Hamil-
ton Green; xylophone, with pf. acc.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56160; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 19500
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall; w and
melody. ©1e. July 6, 1986; E unp.
127864; John Joseph McDevitt, Los
Angeles. 19501
Hungarian dance, no. 2; arr. Gladys
Cumberland; percussion band pts.,
with pf. conductor, and pf. duet pt.
© July 15, 19386; E for. 45274; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 19502
Hurry up sundown, let to-morrow
come; w and melody Clarence Wil-
liams. ©1c. June 27, 1936; E unp.
128996 ; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 19503
Huskin’ (The) bee; country dance,
Robert E. Pickett; band pts., with
conductor. © June 27, 1936; E pub.
56260; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
19504
Hymn of peace; song. © July 24,
1986; E pub. 56709; Albert Denis
Tessier, Los Angeles. 19505
Hymne auf die arbeit ; w Diemar Moer-
ing, m Armin Haag; méanner-,
frauen- u. jugendchor mit blechbla-
sern u. pauken, orgel ad lib. © Apr.
15, 1936; E tor. 45014; Hans Kessler,
Trier, Germany. 19506
Hymnes; par Daniel-Lesur; grand
orgue. 1°" cah. © May 1, 1936; HE
for. 44977; Alphonse Leduc & Gie.,
Paris. 19507
I am a dreamer; valse song. © 1.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 127956; Erwin
J. Reinolt, Whittlesey, Wis. 19508
I am just describing you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127580; Irving Morris Schlenoff, Bal-
timore. 19509
872
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
I am just your pastime love; w O. J.
Christensen and Jane Clare, and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129488; Owen J. Christensen, Los
Angeles. 19510
am living your dream; w Art Softley,
and melody. © 1. July 27, 1936;
E unp. 129065; Victor Clarence
Thomson, Tucson, Ariz. 19511
am singing all my love songs to the
man up in the moon; song m Luther
A. Clark; with arr. for ukulele, ete
Aaron A. Clark. © July 7, 1936;
E pub. 56444; Rose Melbourne, Guil-
ford, Conn. 19512
am with you; fox-trot song. © 1c.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 128088; A. C.
Saenz, College Station, Tex. 19513
answer yes when I mean no; w and
melody Al Duke. © 1c July 17,
1936; E unp. 128487; Alphonsus
Thomas Duke, New York. 19514
I asked the Jeep, and the Jeep said
yes; w L. Patton, melody E. H. Pat-
ton and M. D. King. ©1e. July 17,
1936; E unp. 128548; Eber H. Pat-
ton, Mary Dorris King and Lorraine
Patton, Longwood, Miss. 19515
I believe ev’ry word I’ve heard about
you; w Al Bryan, m Gerald Marks;
with guit. arr. © July 21, 1936; EB
pub. 56520; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 19516
belong to you; song. ©1e. July 11,
1986; E unp. 128174; Ida Elizabeth
Woodward, Atlanta. 19517
can tell; w and melody. ©1c. July
27, 1986; E unp. 129039; Theodore
Melyan and Adam, Michaelson, New-
ark, N. J. 19518
can’t believe that you’ve ceased to
care for me; w and melody. ©1e.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127854; Martin
Landis, Philadelphia: 19519
I can’t carry a tune; w B. B. Johnson,
melody C. Bourne. © 1c. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127713; Betty Bisselle
Johnson and Charles Bourne, Holly-
wood, Calif. 19520
I can’t do without you; fox-trot song.
© 1e. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128099;
‘Kenneth Scheller, St. Louis. 19521
can’t forget; song. © 1c. June 25,
1936; E unp. 128525; Goeffrey
Brown, Wichita Falls, Tex. 19522
ean’t get the rhythm of things; song.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128677;
Walter Butts, Calexico, Calif. 19523
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19536
I can’t go on feeling this way; song, Ww
Kitty Wallace. ©1e. July 7, 1936;
EB unp. 127893; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 19524
can’t keep from thinking of you; w
and melody. ©1e. July 25, 1936;
E unp. 129014; Tony Taylor, Indian-
apolis. 19525
I can’t live without you; song, w Mrs.
Jack Nolen. © 1c. July 29, 1936;
E unp. 129190; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 19526
I can’t love anyone but you; song, w
Jean Grissom Murray. © 1c. July
6, 1986; E unp. 127706; Ethelyn
Smith, Kansas City, Mo. 19527
ean’t stay away from you; w and
melody. ©1e. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127603; David Starr, New York.
19528
could be in heaven if you’d come
down to earth; w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman ;
with arr. for guit., pf. accordion, ete.
© July 15, 1986; E pub. 56373; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
19529
I ery to sleep and dream of you again;
w and melody. ©1e. July 24, 1936 ;
EK unp. 128917; John C. Henry,
Greenville, S. C. 19530
I’d ask for you; song, w Thelma and
Ramona Marsh. © 1 ce. July 28,
1936; E unp. 128273; Thelma Eliza-
beth Marsh, Newton, Ia. 19531
I’d like to make a lucky strike with
you; w J. McCarty, m W. Kranz. ©
1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129299; —
Walter Kranz and Joe McCarty,
Denver. 195382
I’d like to serenade you lady; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ©¢.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129207; L. G.
Bonifitto, c/o Postmaster, Long
Beach, Calif. 19533
I’d like to take a trip in a streamlined
train; song, melody Eugene Platz-
=
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Lo
man. © 1c. July 1, 1986; E unp.
127500; Frances E. Doyle, Albion,
NOY, 19534
I dare you; song. ©1e. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 128320; Virginia E. Strang,
Cleveland. 19535
I don’t want no second-handed loving ;
song. ©1e. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127610; Chesley Briscoe, Philadel-
phia. 19536
873
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19537
I don’t want to be a millionaire; w and
- Calif.
=
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Lama
melody. ©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127851 ; Charles M. Berry, Inglewood,
19537
dream of Jeanie: w and m Stephen
C. Foster, arr. J. A. Parks; mixed
quartet or cho. © July 27, 1936; E
pub. 56613; J. A. Parks co:, York,
Neb. 19538
dream of you; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr.; in C. © Dec. 2,'1935; BE
pub. 56664; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 19539
dream of you no more; song. ©1e.
July 20, 1936; EH unp. 128639; Dor-
othy Ann Koelbel, Hollywood, Calif.
19540
entreat of you; song. ©1c. July 7,
1936; E unp. 127784; Howard Cowan
Gratton, Los Angeles. 19541
followed a star; w Frank Forte, and
melody. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128186; Philip Perrotta, New York.
19542
forget to dot my (i)s, I forget to
cross my (t)s; w and melody. ©
1c. July, 1451946; KH unp. 128280.
Bernard Houben, Brooklyn. 19543
I found a new rhythm; fox-trot, w and
iam
melody. ©1c. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127707; William Lupton, Baltimore.
19544
found an angel in Los Angeles: w
and melody. © 1c. July 22, 1936;
EK unp. 128768; Max A. Ealy, Detroit.
19545
I found love when I found you; w Inez
Kreider: pf. ©l1e July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129143; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19546
I gave way to love; waltz song, melody
I
Ben Adelman. © 1c. July 29, 1936;
E unp. 129205; Norman W. Berger,
Hamburg, Pa. 19547
gave you my heart; w and m Buddy
Billups and Audrey Billups. © 1 e.
July 15, 1986; E unp. 128326; James
R. Billups, jr., Cleveland. 19548
I hate myself for being so good to you:
=
New York.
ten. banjo. ©1e. July 30, 1986: E
unp. 129311; William Nicholas, New
York. 19549
have built a sanctuary in my heart;
w and melody. ©1le. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 127661; Bessie G. Glasser,
19550
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
I have dreamed; w and melody. ©1e.
July 9, 1986; E unp. 127970; Clar-
ence LeRoy Penfold, New York.
19551
have lost my heart in Budapest; w
Ruth Feiner, m Erdélyi Mihaly ;- with
ukulele arr. R. 8S. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. ace. © June
16, 1986; E for. 45158; B. Feldman
& co., London. 19552
I have missed you dear; w I. M. Lytle,
|
19386 ;
m G: McCauley. © ' 1 ¢ ‘July 10,
E unp. 128164; George Mc-
and Ida Margaret Lytle,
19553
have searched; w and melody. ©
tc. July. 9, 29386. JF) cumple does
Clarence LeRoy Penfold, New York.
19554
have waited; fox-trot song. ©1l1e.
July 13, 1936: E unp. 128669; Anna
Ransom, North Syracuse, N. Y.
19555
Cauley
Washington.
have your love; w Joseph T. Ken-
nedy: pf. ©1e. July 7, 1936; E unp.
127807: Bernard V. Curran, jr., Con-
shohecken, Pa. 19556
hear a voice; song. © 1c. July 11,
1936; E unp. 128182; Charles Henry
Harmer, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 19557
just can’t say good-bye to you; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ce. July. 10, 19386; EH unp. 128130;
Ruth Houston, Cheecotah, Okl.
19558
I just cou'dn’t carry on; w and melody.
I
I
874
© 1e. June 30, 1936; E unp. 128515;
Joseph Lorenzo Banks, Hollywood,
Calif. 19559
kept rubbing that thine; w and mel-
odv Arnette Nelson. © 1c. July 30,
1986: E unp. 129866; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 19560
kissed her in the rain; fox-trot song,
meledy Ben Adelman. © 1c. July
2%, 1996; E unp. 129206; James A.
Robinson, Durham, N. C. 19561
knew some day I'd find you: song,
melody Jack Fremon. © 1 cc. July
13, 1986: E unp. 128241: William
Anthony Lyons, Port Huron, Mich.
19562
know now: w and malody. © 1 e@,
July 9, 1936; E unp. 127969; Clarence
LeRoy Penfold, New York. 19563
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
19589
I know you'll love Hawaii; w James
Harold Borthwick, m S. K. Piliwale.
© May 2, 1936; E pub. 56229; 8S. K.
Piliwale and J. H. Borthwick, Hono-
lulu. 19564
I know you're to blame; w and melody
Pat Mancuso. © 1c. July 23, 1936;
E unp. 128880; Patrick Vincent Man-
cuso, New York. 19565
I laid me down to sleep; tr. A. For-
restier, Norwegian folk song, arr.
W. B. Davis: men’s cho. © July
13, 1936; E pub. 56343; Boston music
co., Boston. 19566
I like the daytime too; w and m March. |
©1e. July 31, 1936; HE unp. 129408 ;
Marjorie March, i. e. Mrs. John P.
March, El Paso. 19567
I like the flavor of your lips; w and
melody. ©1e. July 6, 19386; E unp.
127711 ; Earl Brooks, Seattle. 19568
I like to dream, because I meet the
nicest kind of people; w Carlton
Cook, m Aileen Angel, pf. sc. Bob
Taylor. © 1c. July 25, 1936; E
unp. 129023; E. Carlton Cook, Den-
ver, 19569:
like to dream of a night in June;
w Georgia Story, m Marie Bailey ;
pf. © 1 -¢. May 26, 1986; E unp.
125249; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19570
lived in heaven for a day; w and
melody. ©1e. July 23, 1936; E unp.
129133; Wilber Wallace Lauterbach,
Gary, Ind. 19571
I'll always love you; fox-trot, arr. Ed.
Breuer; pf., with w. © 1c. July
25, 1936; E unp. 128968; Raymond O.
Buckner, Champaign, II]. 19572
song. ©1c. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128572 ; John Henry Barker, Crewe,
Va. 19573
I'll always remember; song, m James
IL... Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
July 3, 1986; E unp. 127684; Leo
Pittard, Oneida, Il. 19574
Loomal
jal
I'll ask my heart; waltz song, melody
J. S. Hotchkiss and Sam Adelman.
©1ec. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128827;
Julia S. Hotchkiss, Westport, Conn.
19575
Tll be looking for you every night;
fox-trot song. ©1c. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128675; James Samuel Wade,
Ravenswood, W. Va. 19576
I'll be with you; w Delila Rector; pf.
©1ec. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128788 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19577
Ill build a fortune just for you; w
Floyd Culver; pf. © 1c. July 16,
19386; E unp. 1284389; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19578
Ill dream again with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129257 ;
Arvilla Eckley Bryant, Bliss, Id.
19579
I'll dust off the stars for more star-
light: w and melody J. Kuchis. ©
1 c. July 15, 1986; E unp. 128347;
John Kuchis and M. Matty, Walling-
ton, N. J. 19580
T'll fall in love in three easy lessons;
song, w Bennie Caswell; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © July 13, 1936;
E pub. 56571; Fred William Curtice,
San Francisco. 19581
Ill fall right into your arms; w and
melody. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128747; Robert W. Messenger, Salis-
bury, Md. 19582
Tli give my love to you; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. July 21, 19386; E unp.
128721; Mike Codian, Akron, O.
19583
Ill love you ’till the day I die; pf.,
with'iw. ‘© 1. el! July *8, 19386; EB
unp. 127912; Jack Brooks, Holly-
wood, Calif. 19584
Ill never mean a thing to you; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. July 16,
1986; E unp. 128423; Frank Ray
Fielder, New Orleans. 19585
Ili remember you; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c July 20, 1936; H
unp. 128615; Roy Stingley and
Robt. R. Widdoss, Graterford, Pa.
19586
Yll say again, I love you; w and
melody. ©1e July 27, 1936; H
unp. 129119; Morris Orenstein, New
York. 19587
I long for your charm, my sweet;
waltz song, w Josephine Hetzler.
©1c. July 29, 19386; E unp. 129191 ;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 19588
I lost an angel; w and melody.
1 e July 9, 1986; E unp. 128002;
Louis Carter, Northville, Mich.
19589
875
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19590
I lost my chance at heaven; valse, w
and m Dixie Wilkins. © 1c. June
8, 1936; E unp. 128073; Ruthlee
Wilkins, Denver. 19590
I love a picture of you; w and m Ray
- Vaughn. © 1 ¢. July 27, 19386; EH
unp. 129080; Raymond Vaughn
Whitman, jr., Springfield, O. 19591
I love my daddy; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128249; Clara
L. Peterman, Torquay, Sask., Can-
ada. 19592
I love the city by the ocean; song.
© 1c. June 30, 1936; E unp. 128032;
Edward Hall Carter, Philadelphia.
19593
love the land of sunshine and flow-
ers; w Maple Wiggins; pf. © 1 «.
July 27, 1956; E unp. 129092; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19594
love to dance; w and melody. ©
1 ec July 18, 1986; E unp. 128223;
Leonard Eli Koenig, New York.
19595
love to rock by the fireside; valse
song. © 1c. June 22, 1936; BE unp.
128062; Grace M. Guy, Grimstead,
Va. 19596
I love to say goodnight to you; w
Al Lewis, melody Mitchell Schuster.
© 1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127747;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
19597
love you dear; song, m Jack Fre-
mon. © 1c. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128242; William Anthony Lyons,
Port Huron, Mich. 19598
I love you, my dear; w and melody.
© 1c. July 18, 1936; E unp. 128268;
Eleanor Murphy Wallace, Baton
Rouge, La. 19599)
love you sincerely; w Rodney Rose;
pf. © 1e. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128786; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19600
I love you true; melody. © 1c. July
2, 19386; E unp. 127773; Adrian
Hughes, Hillsboro, Or. 19601
I loved you so; songz. © 1c. July
30, 1986; E unp. 129418; Stella
Lydia Campbell, Pueblo, Col.
19602
I’m always a bridesmaid, but never a
bride; w Sidney Millman, and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 9, 19386; E unp.
Loma!
La
Lo
Lo
La
pt. 111, n.s., v. 3b
127982; Thord Magnus Ryden, New
York. 19603
I'm at the top of my ladder of
dreams; w O. J. Christensen and
Jane Clare, and melody. © 1 «
July 31, 1936; E unp. 129437; Owen
J. Christensen, Los Angeles. 19604
I’m blue; song. ©1e. July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129274; Thelma Elizabeth
Marsh, Newton, Ia. 19605
I’m California bound; fox-trot song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. July
18, 1936; E unp. 128551; Beatrice
McCrory Disler, Ft. Wayne. 19606
I'm climbing to heaven on a rainbow;
w and melody. ©1e. July 28, 19386;
E unp. 129172; Lucile G. Coleman,
Tottenville, S. IL, N. Y. 19607
I'm coming back to you, my Texas;
by Bill Cunningham, arr. William
D. Revelli; band pts. © July 9,
1936; E pub. 56292; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 19608
I’m dancing to be near you; w Rosa-
lind Genét and Al Bryan, m Vera
Brodsky. © 1c. July 25, 1936; E
unp. 128999; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 19509
I’m deeply in love; valse song. ©1e.
June 8, 1986; E unp. 128076; Edna
Montgomery, Bassfield, Miss. 19610
I’m dependable; w and melody Don
Raye and Tom Waring. © 1c. June
20, 1986; E unp. 127782; Words and
music, ine., New York. 19611
I’m ending my pretending; song. ©
1 ec. July 6, 19386; E unp A277;
Madison Wright Foster, Monroe, La.
19612
I’m getting ready for spring; song, m
Peter Nolan. ©1ec. July 27, 1936;
E unp. 1290384; Hilda Sachs, New
York. 19613
I’m getting tired of babying you; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 18, 19386; EH
unp. 127941; Mary Hilen Smith,
Washington. 19614
I’m glad I met you; song, w Frank
Young. © 1c June 24, 1936; E
unp. 128145; Charles H. Friz7>"¢,
Los Angeles. 19615
I’m going back to Texas; fox-trot song.
©l1ec. June 22, 19386; E unp. 128063 ;
G. G. Leach, Dallas. 19616
I’m going in for love this season; song,
w Eleanor Morgensen. © 1 c. July
21, 1986; E unp. 128839; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 19617
876
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
I’m gone-a steal somebody else’s sweet-
heart; w and melody. ©1e. July
20, 1936; E unp. 128643; Bert Gor
don, New York. 1961¢
I’m gonna climb a ladder up to the
sky, and tie a string on the moon.
[Chords, single staff with words] ©
1 c. June 26, 1936; E unp. 128929;
Virginia Potts, Bloomfield, N. J.
19619
I’m just a nonchalant guy; song, \.
Donald Kaplan. ©1e. July 9, 1936
E unp. 128137; Allen H. Cunning
ham, New Bedford, Mass. 1962.
I’m just a red head, headed fo:
Georgia; w.and melody, with sym
bols for harmony chords. © 1 ¢
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127728; Sar
Jacobson, Seattle. 1962)
I’m laughing with the man in the
moon; w Pearl King; pf. © 1 «.
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128440; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19622
I’m lonely to-night ; w Amanda Heiden ;
pf. ©l1e July 16, 1936; E unp.
128441; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19623
I’m lonesome for you; song. © 1 ¢.
July 22, 19386; E unp. 128763; Harry
W. Simmons, New York. , 19624
I’m longin’ to be with you; song. ©
1 ec. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128852;
Margaret Wikey, Cuba, Mo. 19625
I’m looking for a little pal; song. ©
1 e July 20, 1936; E unp. 128569;
Kstelle Wrock, Detroit. 19626
I’m lost without you; w and melody.
©1e. July 6, 19386; E unp. 127766;
Joseph Harris, New Orleans.
19627
—w D. Barkin and Irving Rendel-
man, melody Dan Barkin. © 1 «.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128225; Daniel
S. Barkin, Liberty, N. Y. 19628
I’m makin’ a baby from Georgia; w
Harry Owen, and melody. © 1 «.
July 20, 1986; E unp. 128611; Ar-
mand O. Hug, New Orleans. 19629
I’m no fool for you; w and melody.
©1c. July 22, 1936; E unp.. 129285;
Jack Phillips, Hartford. 19630
I’m on my way back home; fox-trot
song, m Ernest Shonfield. © 1 «.
July 10, 1936; E unp. 128143; Henry
Franklin Martin, St. Louis. 196381
19645
I’m one step ahead of my shadow; w
Sammy Cahn, melody Saul Chaplin.
©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp. 127989;
Santly bros.-Joy, ine., New York.
19632
I’m saved; set to tune of Old Black
Joe; pf., with w. © July 20, 1936;
EK pub. 56537; George HE. Cutler,
Philadelphia. 196383
I’m so sad, and full of despair; song.
©1l1e. July 1, 1936; B unp. 127542;
Victor Leonard Wulff, jr., Kansas
City, Mo. 19634
I’m sorry; w and melody. ©1ce. July
21, 1936; E unp. 128761; Rose Spi-
vack, New York. 19635
I’m sorry dear; song. © 1. July 3,
1936; E unp. 128522; Louis W. Stahl,
Ft. F. EK. Warren, Wy. 19636
I’m sorry, if I broke your heart; w
and melody Clifford Haydell. © 1
ce. July 6, 19386; EH unp. 127710; Wal-
ter Clifford Haydell, Plaquemine, La.
196387
I’m talking through my heart; from
Big broadcast of 1937, w Leo Robin,
m Ralph Rainger. © 1. July 22,
1936; E unp. 128774; Paramount pro-
ductions, ine., New York. 19638
I’m telling the world; fox-trot, w and
m Joseph EK. Ferrara; with ukulele
arr. © July 38, 1936; E pub. 56422;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
19639
I’m telling you; song; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.; in D. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56690; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19640:
I’m through with you; song, m Pinkey
Terrey. © 1c. July 10, 1936; E
unp. 128150; Milton Stanley Nelson,
New York. 19641
I'm your second shadow; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©le. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129258 ;
Arlee T. Reno, Artesia, N. M. 19642
I made a wish; w and melody. ©1e.
July 31, 1986; E unp. 129444; John
Erwin, Winslow, Ariz. 19643
I met you on the Chicago shore; song,
arr. Jean Walz. © 1c. July 30,
1936; E unp. 129380; Daniel Pieler,
Chicago. 19644.
I never prayed for moonlight until I
first met you; song, w Arthur Eber-
hardt. ©1ce. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129248; Earl R. Preiss, Chicago.
19645
877
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19646
I nominate you; m Al Sanders; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. July 15, 1936;
E unp. 128330; Glen N. Larson, War-
ren, Pa. 19646
w Mack David, melody Jean
Schwartz. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E
unp. 128537; Famous music corp.,
New York. 19647
I nominate you for love; song. ©1e.
July 15, 1936; E unp. 1283859; Wil-
liam B. Mesick, Kenilworth, Il.
19648
I recall; song. © 1c. June 30, 1936;
EH ounp. 127505; Robert Emmett Mc-
Kelvey, Los Angeles. 19649
I remember a dream; w Irving Caesar,
m Arthur Schwartz. ©1c. July 14,
19386: E unp. 128282; Movietone mu-
sie corp., New York. 19650
I remember dear; w W. L. Hoffman,
melody V. H. Blair. ©1e. July 14,
1936; E unp. 128278; Vernon How-
ard Blair and William Louis Hoff-
man, San Francisco. 19651
I saw love in your eyes; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127683; Pete
Duran, Johnstown, Pa. 19652
I saw you in my dream; fox-trot song.
©1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 128067;
Louis Beauvilliers, Olympia, Wash.
19653
I say it with my lips; w and melody.
©1e. July 23, 1936; E unp. 128904;
Robert M. Kelly, Youngstown, O.
19654
I’se gwine up de ribba; w and m Mar-
vin Hatley. ©1ce. July 21, 1936; EH
unp. 128645; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 19655.
I sing; w and m Marjorie Harper, Wil-
liam Livingston and William M.
Paisley. © July 7, 19386; E pub.
56306: A B C standard music publi-
eations, inc., New York. 19656
I sing of spring; from Your uncle Dud-
ley, w Sidney Clare, m Troy San-
ders. © July 6, 1936; E pub. 56257;
Movietone music corp., New York.
19657
I sit by the fire and dream; w and mel-
ody.-..© kc. July 1.19365 .Hiimp.
127544; William Nathan La Mance,
Laclede, Mo. 19658
I still long for you; pf., with w. ©
1 e¢ June 29, 1936; E unp. 127399;
Dominick Marchitti, Denver. 19659
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
I stole a kiss, but you stvle my heart;
w Al Golden, melody Ray Rapetti.
©1e. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127673;
Al Goldberg and Renato Rapetti,
New York. 19660
I struck gold when I found you; w
Joseph Peter Cacossa; pf. © 1 e.
July 28, 1936; E unp. 129144; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19661
I suggest ; fox-trot song, melody F. Von
Luehrte and Sam Adelman. © 1 e.
~ July 22, 19386; E unp. 128814; Frank
Von Luehrte, Cincinnati. 19662
I tied a wish on the rainbow; w Finck
McKinley; pf. ©1e. July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128487 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 196563
I triumph! I triumph; by Carissimi,
arr. Geoffrey Shaw; mixed voices.
© June 23, 1936; E for. 45204;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 19664
I tumble along like a tumble weed;
w Nan A. Johnson; pf. ©1e. July
24, 19386; E unp. 128961; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19665
I’ve been deceiving you; w and m Jan
Dunean. © 1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128888; John L. Fuess, Waterville,
N.Y: 19666
I’ve been dreaming dreams in Dream-
land; song. © 1c. July 20, 1936;
EH unp. 128595; Ray Odle, Los
Angeles. 19667
I’ve borrowed the moon for you; valse
song. © 1c. May 18, 19386; E unp.
127949; E. E. Fordyce, Pasadena.
19668
I’ve found another sweetie now; w
Billy Wessels, melody Kenyon Scott.
©1e. July 23, 1936; E unp. 128894 ;
Earle Scott and John W. Wessels,
Hlushing}ydn. Wl. «Nei Xu 19669
I’ve got a hunch; w William Hawkins
and J. D. Campbell, and melody. ©
1e July 23, 19386; E unp. 128895;
John Douglas Campbell, E. Orange,
N. J. 19670
I’ve got no one to love me; fox-trot; pf.,
with w. ©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp.
127975; Daniel Whitham, North
Lonsdale P. O., N. Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 19671
I’ve got the blues for the blue Danube;
pf., with w. ©1e July 1, 19386;
E unp. 127497; Sadie Allan, Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada. 19672
878
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
I’ve got the North Dakota blues; w
Earl Wyoming Bateman; pf. ©1c.
July 16, 1986; H unp. 128444; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19673
I’ve got the sniffles; w and melody
Mina Zella. © 1c July 6, 1986;
E unp. 127848; Mina Zella Brown,
Hamburg, Ia. 19674
I’ve got ya where I want ya now; w
and m Larry Yost. ©1e. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128541; Lawrance D.
Yost, Des Moines. 19675
I’ve got you on my mind; song. ©1c.
July 28, 1936; E unp. 129163 ; Casimir
Thomas Brosky, Haverhill, Mass.
19676
I’ve had more than enough; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128388; William Gaston, New York.
19677
I’ve hitched my wagon to a Star; w and
melody. ©1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128386; Helen Elizabeth Myers, New
York. 19678
I’ve lost all my love for you; pf.,
with w. ©ic. July 14, 1936; E unp.
128305 ; Joseph FE. Gilbride, Wilming-
ton, Del. 19679
I’ve lost my heart to you; w and
melody. ©1c. July 14, 19386; E unp.
128321; Joseph P. Knight, Demarest,
Nid. 18680
I’ve never been able to get enough of
you; w and melody. ©1e. July 8,
1936 ; EK unp. 127865 ; Mildred Brooks,
Hollywood, Calif. 19681
I wan’na rhumba; Spanish w and m
Leonor Flores, English w C. L.
Caputi. ©1e. July 25, 1936; EH unp.
129025; C. Louis Caputi, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 19682
I want somebody, a sweet Somebody ;
song; Hawaiian guit., diagram arr.;
in A. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub. 56684;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 19683
I want you like I have you in my
dreams; waltz, w and melcdy. © 1
ce. July 17, 1936; E unp. 128508 ; Wil-
liam Allen, Faribault, Minn. 19684
m Philip
© A ie.
Stanley
19685
I whisper good night; w and melody
Joseph J. Sable. © 1c July 21,
19386; E unp. 1291388; Joseph J.
Sabaitis, Girardville, Pa. 19686
I was so lonely; song,
Schnepf and Marie Newell.
June 12, 1936; EH unp. 127589 ;
King, Philadelphia.
19699
I will always come back to you; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 18, 1986; BE
unp. 127959; Eva Qualls, Midvale,
Id. 19687
k=
will marry you; w and m Max Ver-
non; with ukulele arr. © June 12,
1936; E for. 45041; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 19688
I will never forget; valse song. ©
1 ec. July 18, 19386; E unp. 128662;
Steve Ballog, jr., New York. 19689
I wish I could be a baby again; fox-
trot song, melody Sam Adeiman. ©
1e July 10, 1986; E unp. 128125;
Jerome Bezuidenhout, Beaufort
West, C. P., Union of South Africa..
19690:
I wonder ; song, pf. arr. Fred Van Eps,,
jr. © 1c. June 23, 1936; E unp.
127585; Edith K. Dunkéll and Helen:
J. Dunkéll, Baldwin, N. Y. 19691
——w Ted Torrans; pf. ©1ec. July
16, 1936; E unp. 128488; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19692
I wonder why; song. © July 18, 1936;
E pub. 56423; Jama A. Pope-White,
Hverett, Mass. 19693
I won’t dream any more; song, melody
M. C. Butts and Mary Belle Gavin.
© 1e. July 27, 1936; E unp. 129066;
Mildred Cecelia Butts, Rochester,
N. Y. 19694
I won't kiss Katy; Jugo-Slav folk
song, arr. Raymond Allyn Smith and
Walter Aschenbrenner; men’s cho.
© June 26, 1936; E pub. 56142; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 19695.
I would be a poet and sing my songs
to you; song. ©1e. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128271; Lena May Forson, N.
_ Sacramento, Calif. 19696
I would be lost without you; w and
melody Harry Mac Mullen. © le
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128742; Eras-
tus Henry Mae Mullen, Schenectady,
N. Y. 19697
I would like to have a sweetheart;
song, m Leo Richard. ©1e. July 9,
1986; E unp. 128023; James A.
Burchett, Hopkinsville, Ky. 19698
Ich geh’ mit dir zum standesamt ; slow-
fox, w Fritz Rotter, m Nikolaus
Brodszky, arr. Andor Sattler; pf. ©
Mar. 25, 1986; E for. 44952; Octava
btihnen- u. musikverlag, a. g., Ziirich,
Switzerland. 19699:
879
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19700
Ich hab bei jeder resi gliick; foxtrot,
w Peter Herz, m Hermann Leopoldi.
© Apr. 21, 1936; E for. 45026; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 19700
Ich liebe dich; w Fritz Lohner, m
Franz Lehir. © Feb. 1, 1936; E for.
43586; Glocken-verlag, Vienna.
19701
— orch. stimmen. © Jan.
30, 1986; E for. 44867; Glocken-
verlag, inh. Franz Lehar, Vienna.
19702
Ich spiel auf meiner geige... ; lied u.
slowfox, w Hanns Haller, m Viktor
mchlichter, klavierarr. Hans
_ Schneider. © Apr. 21, 1936; E for.
45024; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 19703
Ich und du verliebt; foxtrot, aus Der
abenteurer von Paris, w Erwin Leh-
now. m Werner Bochmann. © May
11, 19386; E for. 44931; Beboton-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19704
Ieh zich nor liebe; melody. © 1 «.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 126044 ; Herman
Wohl, New York. 19705
If; w S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaffer.
©1e. July 15, 19386; EH unp. 128335 ;
Max Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Mont-
real. 19706
If I am elected; w and melody. ©
1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128207;
William Rusk Smith, Palmerton, Pa.
19707
If I eould hear my mother; w and m
Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 «.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129316; Geor
gia music co., New York. 19708
If I could nestle in one corner of your
heart; w and melody Laura Ruth
Allen. ©1e. July 25, 1986; E unp.
129013; Laura Ruth Shields, Detroit.
19769
If I had a picture of you; w and m
Bus Hodson. ©1e. July 20, 1936;
E unp. 128641 ; Bertrand Edwin Hod-
son, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
19710
If I had only listened to you; w and
melody. ©1ec. June 12, 1986; HE unp.
128535; Antonio Cardella, Nick
Monty and Charles H. Wagner,
Brooklyn. 19711
If I’m to be your wife; w and melody.
©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp. 129419;
Ben F. Davis, San Francisco. 19712
pt. TILING, vot
If I’m too late; fox-trot song. ©1e.
June 22, 1936; E unp. 128049'; Kermit
Lee Daily, Fowler, Ind. 19713
If I only had the money to spend on
you: song, w Hazel Lampros.
1 e@ July 21, 1986; E unp. 128840;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
19714
If I owned a spot of ground I’d plant
me a Japanese cherry tree; w and
melody. © 1c. July 23, 1986; E
unp. 128906; Pauline Dagne, East
Los Angeles. 19715
If only we had wings dear; w Mary
Jane Blakeney; pf. ©1ce. July 22,
1936; E unp. 128787; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19716
If only you had known; arr. Burrell
Van Buren’; pf.) with w.-”’@©@ Pc.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129246; HBliza-
beth Ogilvie Reid, Portland, Or.
19717
If seeing is believing; song, melody
Allen Taub. ©1c. July 3, 1936; E
unp. 127651; Mabel Seymour, E.
Orange, N. J. 19718
If the car hadn’t broken down; w
Ralph Butler and Stan Merrell, m
Evan Chard; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © July 23, 1936; E for. 45252;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London,
- 19719
If the seas dry; w Clement Wood, m
Carroll Ely; high voice. © June 22,
1936 ; E pub. 56400; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19720
If the stars could only talk; song. ©
1 ec@ July 30, 1986; E unp. 129292;
Salvatore DeMasi, Philadelphia.
19721
If there were dreams to sell; song. ©
1 ¢. July, 23,1936; BE: unp. 128901;
Thelma Jackson Smith, Livingston,
Tex. 19722
If those who live in shepherd’s bower ;
poem from Alfred, w James Thom-
son and David Mallet, m Thomas A.
Arne, arr. Guy Warrack. © July 3,
1936; E for. 44964; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 19723
If you came in a dream; w and mel-
ody Kaye Herman. © 1. July 8,
1936; E unp. 127911; Herman Krin-
sky, Oakland, Calif. 19724
If you could care for me; song. ©
1 ec. July 1, 1986; E unp. 127533;
Grace Abel, Cleveland. 19725
880
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 19386
If you could just love me; song. _ ©
1 ¢. July 20, 19386; E unp. 128570;
Estelle Wrock, Detroit. 19726
If you hadn’t come along; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 25, 1986; E unp.
127563 ; Eleanor R. Murphy Wallace,
Baton Rouge, La. 19727
If you'll wait for me; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. July 18, 19386; E
unp. 128558; Sam P. Acton, Birming-
ham, Ala. 19728
If you’re going to wed; song. ©1e.
June 24, 1936; EH unp. 128213; Leotta
Davidson, Hornell, N. Y. 19729
If you would only love me; pf., with
weide eetuly 29,,1986; BE sunp.
129179; Earl Alfred Dahlin, Battle-
ground, Wash. 19730
Im olympischen dorf; marsch, text H.
Bolten-Backers, m Paul Lincke; pf.
© May 15, 1936; E for. 45018 ; Apollo-
veriag, inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin.
19731
v. Paul Lincke; band stim-
men. © May 2, 1936; E for. 45017;
Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul Lincke, Ber-
lin, 19732
Im sommer da muss ich in Salzburg
Sein; marschfox, aus Salzburg- aus-
verkau t, w Beda, m Hans Lang.
© May 30, 1936; E for. 45116;
Wiener operettenverlag, g. m. b. h.,
Vienna. 19733
Imagine my surprise; w and melody.
©le. July 28, 1936; E unp. 129201 ;
George H. Carroll, Washington.
19734
In a blue reverie; song, pf. se. by
Bob Miketta. ©1e. July 23, 1936;
EH unp. 128002; George Milligan, Cin-
cinnati. 19735
In a cabin built for two; w and mel-
ody. ©1le July 3, 1936; E unp.
127662; Pauline Reed, Waynesboro,
Pa. 19736
In a cottage; song, w Margaret Law-
rence. ©1c. July 7, 1936; E unp.
127894 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
19737
In a dimly lighted ballroom; w and m
Joseph Edmond Laffey, arr. Chas. J.
Barr. ©1c. July 18; 1986; E unp.
1°8232: Joseph E. Laffey, Shenan-
doah, Pa. 19738
In a funny little carrousel; w Char-
lotte Kent, and melody. ©1c. July
6. 1936; E unp. 127835; Harry
» Archer,, New York. 19739
19751
In a little jernt in Greenpernt by the
Gowanus canal; w and m James
Cavanaugh, Dick Sanford, Charley
MacCarthy and Bill Hanson, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with guit. arr. ©
May 1, 19386; E pub. 56169; Bob
Miller, ine., New York. 19740
In an ivy covered arbor on an old
New England lawn; w and m Jim-
mie Greer and Lyle Moraine, pf. sc.
Mario Agnolucci; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © June 26, 1936; E pub.
56192; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 19741
In an old college town; song, arr.
Alice Walsh. © 1c. July 7, 1936;
E uap. 128752; Dorothy Dillion,
Norfolk, Va. 19742
In Carolina with my Angeline; w
and melody. ©1e. July 25, 1936;
E unp. 129005; Valdimir B. Rob-
bins, Keokuk, Ia. 19743
In dear old sunny Spain; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127501; Joseph W. de Burgh, New
York. 19744
In der heide bliih’n die blumen; heide-
lied, aus Fahrmann Maria, w Frank
Wysbar, m Herbert Windt, lauten-
satz Hubert Kretschmer. © Mar.
12, 1936; E for. 44932; Beboton-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19745
In der sperlingsgasse; volkslied, w
Heinz Bolten-Baeckers, m _ Paul
Lincke. © May 9, 1936; E for.
45019; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 19746
orch. stimmen mit
singstimme. © May 2, 1936; E for.
45015; Apollo verlag, inh. Paul
Linecke, Berlin. 19747
In Hawaii-land: song. © 1c. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129071; Hazel Fin-
nell Browder, Guymon, Okl. 19748
In her latest chapeaux; w and m
Aimée Jeanne Laisné and George
Metcalf; pf. treble. © 1c. July 25,
1936; E unp. 128970; Aimée J.
Laisné, Hollywood, Calif. 19749
In love; song, m’' James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c July 13,
1936; E unp. 128250; J. D. Kitchens,
Pisgah, Ala. 19750
In meiner triitume heimat; text Carl
Hauptmann, m Joseph Marx, kla-
vierpuszug v. komnonisten. © Mar.
20, 1936; E for. 44908 ; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 19751
881
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19752
pt. 1, RASe Ww ok
In memoriam; organ. ©1e. July 2,
1936; E unp. 127625; Thomas Ach-
enbach, Easton, Pa. 19752
In memories of a dear child; song,
melody Yasha Kreitzberg. © 1 ¢.
June 23, 1936; E unp. 127965; Mor-
ris Weisinger, Brooklyn. 19753.
In memory of Milton Brown; w Mrs.
Cc. P. Blythe, and melody. © 1 ¢.
July 27, 193865"CR) Vunp.) one:
Charles Patrick Blythe, Dallas.
19754
In memory’s lane; valse song. © 1c.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 128069; Chris-
tine Gregory Sherwin, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 19755:
In my dreams; song. © 1c. July 31,
1936; E unp. 129427; Hazel M. Gil-
bert, Lakewood, O. 19756
In my estimation; song, m James L.
Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
July 29, 1936; E unp. 129259;
Georgia Irene Robbins, Browns-
town, Ind. 19757
In my garden of dreams; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128251 ;
Arthur J. Steinke, Birnamwood,
Wis. 19758
In my red canoe I’m drifting; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. July 13, 1936; HE unp.
128252: Wilmer C. Tucker, Daven-
port, Ia. 19759
In my treasure chest of memories; W
and melody. ©1e. July 21, 1936;
EY’ unp. 129286; “Hiths “Hunter;
Shamrock, Fla., and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 19760
In No-man’s land; by R. H. Bassett. ©
1 e¢@ July 14, 1986; E unp. 128366;
Movietone music corp., New York.
19761
In old age twilight, mother, dear; w
and melody. © 1e. July 2, 19386;
E unp. 127595; William Lee, De-
troit. 19762
In old Madrid; diagram arr.; Hawai-
jan. guita;,in A. , ©)..Dee. 2/1935
E pub. 56688; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 19763
In sight of the Rockies; valse song.
©1e. July 18, 1986; E unp. 128683 ;
George W. Thurber, Outlook, Sask.,
Canada. 19764
In summer; short sketch, Charles Al-
bert Stebbins; organ. Rev. © July
13, 1986; E pub. 56586; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 19765
In that old, two-room shack; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©l1c. July 29, 19386; E unp. 129260;
Albert Schwalbe, Decatur, III.
19766
In the circle of your arms; w Betty
Rose; pf. ©1c. July 27, 1936; E
unp. 129093; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19767
In the good old horse car days; song,
melody J. Schatenstein. ©1c. July
6, 1936; E unp. 127843; Frieda Ayres,
Chicago. 19768
In the hills of Pennsylvania; song;
with arr. for guit., ete. © July 20,
1936; Epub. 563729 «Saray ar
Prather, Titusville, Pa. 19769
In the miz; conductor’s se. of cues. ©
1e. July 14, 1986; E unp. 128312;
Jimmy Redrick, Yonkers, N. Y.
19770
In the royal Rockies ; w Mae Andrade;
pt. © 1 ¢. Duly, 16, 1986: Ea:
128443; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19771
In the silent of the night ; song, melody
R. Capozzi. ©1c. July 18, 1936; E
unp. 128990; Roceo Capozzi and
George Capozzi, Newark, N. J.
19772
In the twinkling of an eye; w and m
Winthrop Collver; pf. treble. ©1ce.
July 30, 1986: E unp. 129298; Leon
Lomond Winthrop Collver, Cos Cob,
Conn. 19773
In the valley by the sea; w and melody.
©1e. July 20, 1936; E unp. 128608;
J. M. Waslie, Cannon Falis, Minn.
19774
In the web of the moon; by Rudolph
Friml; pf. treble. © 1 e. June 20,
1936; E unp. 128760; Robert Sher-
wood, Los Angeles. 19775
In tribal array ; suite in 7 Greek modes,
Fleetwood A. Diefenthaeler, orch. se.
Carlos Tomas. © 1c. July 20, 1936;
E unp. 128602; Thomas Calrow
Carver, Milwaukee. 19776
In Yoho valley; w Myrtle Chloe Van
Leer; pf. ©1l1e. July 22, 1936; EB
unp. 128789; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19777
Incidental series; coll. of dramatic and
descriptive music, compiled Movie-
tone music corp.; pf. conductor v. 9.
© July 24, 1936; E pub. 56619;
Movietone music corp., New York.
19778
882
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Incidentals; op. 1, no. 1; pf. ©le
July 11, 1986; E unp. 128181; Kath-
leen Jewett, Hollywood, Calif.
19779
Indian (An) story; intermezzo, Geo.
Hamilton Green; xylophone, with pf.
ace. © June 19, 1936; E pub. 56156;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 19780
Indian’s farewell; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 17, 1936; E unp. 128509;
Leonard James Austin, Lorimor, Ia.
19781
Indisereet baby; w Oris Lacy; pf. ©
1 ec. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128442;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19782
Inspiration (An) ; waltz; pf. treble. ©
1 ec Mar. 10, 1986; E unp. 127922;
Jacob Bromberg, Burbank, Calif.
19783.
Instrumental; violins. © 1c. July 6,
1936; H unp. 127836; Harry Archer,
New York. 19784
Interlude; w and melody. ©1e. July
30, 1986; E unp. 129293; Evalyn G.
Jones, Palmerton, Pa. 19785
Intermezzo for organ; by John Gard-
ner. © May 21, 1986: E for. 45077 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 19786
International camino real; march, mel-
ady. © ie. July 6; 19363, E unp.
127852 ; Charles M. Berry, Inglewood,
Calif. 19787
Introduction and theme; by Herbert
Sumsion ; organ. © May 7, 1936; E
for. 45079; Oxford univ. press,
London. 19788
Invitation song; come to Texas, m
Rachael Louise Glasscock; pf., with
w. ©1e. July $, 1936; E ump.
127997; James Waiter Glasscork,
Corsicana, Tex. 19789
Ione; fox-trot song. © 1c. July 13,
1635; E unp. 125678; W. E. Shackel-
ford, Duluth. 19790
Irresistible; fox-trot song. © 1 e«.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 128081; Orville
T. Rediger, Ft. Sill, Ok1. 19791
Is it meant for me; w Jane Clare, and
melody. © 1. July 31, 1986; BH
unp. 129485; Owen J. Christensen,
Los Angeles. 19792
Islands; song, m ed. Fred R. Bigelow.
© July 3, 1936; E pub. 56259; Elva
Ruth Garfield, Geneva, III. 19793
m James L.
©l1e
Islands of love; song,
Brown; with ukulele arr.
89984—36——_4
19807
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129261; Myron
Darling, Mason, Mich. 19794
Isle (The) of love; song, m Jack Fre-
mon. © 1c. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128243; William Anthony Lyons,
Port Huron, Mich. 19795
Isn’t it true; w and melody. ©1..
July 10, 1986; EK unp. 128154; Doris
Reeves Page, Springfield, Mass.
19796
Isola bella; romanze, Paul Lincke;
militarmusik stimnmen. © Feb. 17,
1936; E for. 44937; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 19797
It ain’t love; w and melody. ©1..
June 27, 1936; E unp. 128269; Bill
Russell, Fresno, Calif. 19798
It can happen to you; w Joe Young,
m Fred HE. Ahlert. © 1. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128538; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 19799
It don’t make sense; from Big broad-
east of 1937, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. July 22, 1936; E
unp. 128775; Paramount productions,
ine., New York. 19800
It happened in the starlight; fox-trot,
w Graham John, m Martin Broones,
arr. Jack Mason; dance orch. pts.
© July 20, 1936; E pub. 565382; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 19801
It is love; w and melody. ©1e. July
17, 1986; E unp. 128500; Durward
McDougal, Wallace, W. Va. 19802
It just isn’t in the cards; w and mel-
ody Lew Bauman. © 1c. July 23,
1936; E unp. 128909; Lucian Bau-
man, Chicago. 19803
It must be done in Harlem style; w
and melody Fritz (Baron) Johnson.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 127776;
Fritz Frank Arthur Johnson, New
York. 19804
It’s a night of splendor; valse song.
©1e. June 22, 1936; E unp. 128061;
Joseph San Angelo, Waterbury,
Conn. 19805
It’s an old, old shack; song. ©1e.
July 23, 1986; E unp. 125903; Ella
Katherine Crook, Omaha. 19806
It’s bitter; w D. M. Loesel, melody F.
K. Diver. © 1 ec. July 7, 19386; BH
unp. 127794; Dorothy Margaret Loe-
sel and Frederick Kenneth Diver,
Swissvale, Pa. 19807
883
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19808
pt. 11, NYS, v. 3
It’s honest but it’s true; w and melody.
©l1e. July 17, 1986; E unp. 128501;
Andrew Greagor, West Hazleton, Pa.
19808
m Thaddeus J. Maslin-
© exdulyi2, 19363
E unp. 128527; Edward Cushing,
Philadelphia. 19809
song. © 1 ¢, July. 10, 1936; EH
unp. 128116; Herbert O’Mara, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 19810
It’s just a little tumble down shack ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele’ arr. "© ‘Tne. duly 1S) oso
unp. 128253; Truman Owens, Shel-
byville, Tex. 19811
It’s love; w Gus Kahn, m Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. ©1e.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127702; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
19812
It’s love I’m after; w Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, m Lew Pollack. © 1. c. July
30, 1936; E unp. 129396; Movietone
music corp., New York. 19813
It’s me for you, Marie; w and melody.
©1e July 1, 1986; E unp. 127541;
Michael Harrison, Philadelphia.
19814
It’s Mister Roosevelt; fox-trot song.
© July 14, 1936; E pub. 56524; Wil-
bur Raymond Bagley, Tipton, Ind.
19815
It’s new to me; song. © 1c. July 9,
1936; E unp. 127993; Virginia HE.
Strang, Cleveland. 19816
It’s the laws by LeRoy Shield. ©1e.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129342; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 19817
It’s time to kiss goodnight; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark.
© July 6, 1936; E pub. 56249; Har-
old Fischer, Albion, Mich. 19818
It’s unbelievable; w and melody Lyla
Myers. ©1e. July 15, 1936; E unp.
128329: Lyla Myers Prather, Little
Rock, Ark. 19819
It’s unconstitutional; song. © 1 «
July 7, 1986; E unp. 127793; Ted
Courtney, San Francisco. 19820
It’s you; valse song. ©1e. July 13,
1986; E unp. 128679; Gladys Ellis,
Liberty, Tex. 19821
It’s you I’m thinking of pal o’ mine;
song, m Karl Kaye. ©1e. June 25,
1936; E unp. 128302; Adelia E.
Zacheisz, St. Louis. 19822
It’s in the bag;
ski; pf., with w.
It’s you I want; w Thelma Manes Ven-
able; pf. ©1c. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127554; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19823
It struck me funny; w and melody. ©
1c. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128722;
Mike Codian, Akron, O. 19824
It was a dream; valse song. © 1.
May 18, 19386; E unp. 127962; S. H.
Wilson, Wilson, N. C. 19825
It was a sad night in Harlem; w Al
Lewis, melody Helmy Kresa. ©1ce.
July 22, 1936; E unp. 128744; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 19826
It was on a little beach in Hawaii; pf.,
with w. © 1c. July 29, 1936; B
unp. 129270; Henry Bak May, At-
lanta. 19827
It was the love light in your eyes; w
and m Louise Orann Hill. © 1.
July 16, 1936; E unp. 128480; Louise
Hill, Dallas. 19828
It will have to do until the real thing
comes along; w and m Sammy Cahn,
Saul Chaplin and L. E. Freeman;
with arr. for guit., etc. © July 17,
1936; E pub. 56503; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 19829
Jane; w and melody. ©1ce. July 29,
1936 ; E unp. 129227 ; George A. Lang-
ley, Hartford. 19830
Jangled nerves; by Fletcher Hender-
son, orch. sc. Spud Murphy; pts. ©
July 29, 1936; E pub. 56643 ; Robbins
music corp., New York. 19831
Japanese love; foxtrot, paroles Camille
Francois, m Reisfeld et Marbot. ©
May 1, 1936; E for. 45004; Editions
Echo, Paris. 19832
Jasminstrauss (Hin) ; serenade, Julius
Kochmann; orch. stimmen. © Jan.
1, 1986; E for. 45031; Ries & Erler,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19833
Java (La) des gros sous; java chantée,
paroles et m Tity Quentin ; orch. ptes.
© May 1, 1986; E for. 44971; Henry
Lemoine «& cie., Paris. 19834
Jeanette oh sweet Jeanette; w and mel-
ody. © 1. July 17, 19386; BH unp.
128491; Herbert Leopold Levy, New
York. 19835
Jesus and the traders; English w
adapted Edward Dent, m Zoltan
Kodaly; mixed cho., unace. Se. ©
May 14, 1936; E for. 45122 ; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 19836
884
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
19865
Jesus stands waiting; w May Else; pf.
©1c. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128790 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19837
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; hymn
anthem, w E. Caswell, m Joseph
Fletcher; solos, duet and mixed cho.
© July 15, 1936; B pub. 56882; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 19888
Jittery Joe, on his old banjo; w R. A.
Gold, melody D. Davis. ©1e. July
3, 1986; E unp. 127630; Ralph A.
Gold and David Davis, New York.
19839
Joe and Ann; pf., with w. ©1c. July
20, 1936; E unp. 128590; Rose Blu-
menthal, Hartford. 19840
Joe, hope it’s true what we say about
you; song. ©1e. July 1, 19386; E
unp. 127516; Robert Emeal Pope,
Monroe, La. 19841
John Henry was a little boy; w and m
Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 ©.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129321; Georgia
music co., New York. 19842
Jolly (The) coppersmith ; by C. Peter,
arr. Willis Conolly; ten. guit., in
diagram. © July 15, 19386; E pub.
56638; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 19843
Jolly (The) Roger; w Mungo Dewar,
m J. P. McCall; in A min. © July
13, 1936; E for. 45150; Swan & co.,
music publishers, ltd., London.
19844
Jolly times; by Louis Silvers. © 1 ¢.
July 14, 1936; E unp. 128365; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 19845
Jumping Jack; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © July 13, 1936;
E pub. 56878 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 19846
June; w and melody. ©1e. July 29,
1936 ; E unp. 129360; Alice H. Cromp-
ton, Worcester. 18847
June moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 29, 1986; E unp. 128800; Jack
Urben, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 19848
— w Guy Dean McGrath; pf. ©
1c. July 1, 1986; E unp. 127555; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19849
Jungle drums; orientale, song. © 1 «.
May 18, 1986; E unp. 127947: L.
Hlizabeth Ombrello, Ishpeming, Mich.
19850
Just a baby’s lullaby; w and m Lenora
- Lillian Jacques; pf. ©1l1e. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129112; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19851
Just a bird of paradise; song. © 1.
July 20, 1986: HF unp. 128596; . Ray
Odle, Los Angeles. 19852
Just a dream; song. ©1e July 17,
1936 ; E unp. 128481; C. Arthur Fifer,
Quincy, Ill. 19853
w and melody H. Iannello and
Anthony Odorosi. © 1 e¢ July 18,
19386; EK unp. 128560; Henry Iannello,
Corona, Ll. I., N. Y. 19854
Just a dream I’ve painted; w Charles
Theodore; pf. © 1e. July 1, 1936;
HB unp. 127556 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19855
Just a dream, that never comes true; w
and melody. ©1le July 6, 1936; BE
unp. 127708; William Lupton, Balti-
more. 19856
Just a kiss; waltz, LeRoy Shield; pf.
©1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129335;
Robbins music corp., New York.
19857
Just a littl rhythm; w and m LeRoy
Shield; pf. © 1 ec. July 30, 1936;
EH eunp. 129355; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 16858
Just a little room for two; w and
melody. ©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129055; Gertrude Longueville Snow,
Montreal, Que., Canada. 19859
Just a memory; song, melody Jack
Fremon. ©1e. July 18, 1936; E unp.
128244; William Anthony Lyons,
Port. Huron, Mich. 19860
Just a number. above the door; fox-
trot song. © 1 c. July 16, 19386;
EH ounp. 128733; Stanley Albert Will-
cock, Johannesburg, Union of South
Africa. 19861
Just a rose from your bouquet; w
Harry Pease and Arthur Terker, m
Vincent Rose. © July 20, 1936;
E pub. 56508 ; Exclusive publications,
ine., New York. 19862
Just a Sweet memory; song, m Freda
M. Schmidtgall. ©1c. July 9, 1936;
FE unp. 127988; Milton O. Ranum,
Freda, N. D. e 19863
Just a wee little cottage mid roses;
song. ©1c. July 20, 19386; E unp.
128632; Ernest Bush Whitehead,
Benton, Ky. 19864
Just an acre of ground; fox-trot song.
©l1c. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128938 ;
Tommy Helmick, Seal Beach, Calif.
; 19865
885
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19866
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Just another moon song; w W. L. Hoff-
man, melody V. H. Blair. © 1 «¢.
July 1, 1936; E unp. 127578; Vernon
Howard Blair and William Louis
Hoffman, San Francisco. 19866
Just another waltz my dear with you;
song, w John S. Bradford. © 1 ¢.
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127895; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 19867
Just because you're you; w Evah Free-
man; pf. ©1e. July 16, 1936; E
unp. 128445; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 19868
Just between you and me my dear Car-
oline; song, melody Allen Taub. ©
1 e July 25, 19386; EH unp. 128981;
Vincent Juan Torres, New York.
19869
Just dreaming; w Lorena R. Fields;
pf. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128446; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 19870
Just dreaming, dreaming of you; song,
w Al Da Costa. ©1c. July 7, 1936;
E unp. 127896; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 19871
Just driftin’ along; w and m Roy New-
ell and Nat Simon; with guit. arr.
© July 20, 1936; E pub. 56356; Su-
perior music, inc., New York. 19872
Just for a glimpse of you; w Gertrude
Millicent McGrath; pf. ©1e. July
1, 1936; E unp. 127557; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19873
Just for you; fox-trot song, melody
G. B. Jenkins and Ben Adelman. ©
1 ec. July 22, 1986; -E unp. 128812;
Grace B. Jenkins, Ahoskie, N. C.
19874
Just go along with a smile; w and mel-
ody.. © le. July 31, 1936; BE unp.
129449; Burney Lee Higginbottom,
Alamosa, Col. 19875
Just got a wire; w J. Baldassarre, mel-
ody D. Romani. ©1c. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 127646; Dino Romani and
Jino Baldassarre, Philadelphia.
19876
Just like a china eup, I’m all broken
up over you; w and m Wayne Sar-
gent; in E flat. ©1c. July 30, 1936;
BE unp. 129281; Jack Harry Merriner,
Sherrill, N. Y. 19877
Just longin’ foah you and a kiss; w
Jimmie Elliott; pf. ©1 ec. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129094; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19878
Just made to kiss; w and m Harry Stit-
man and Herman Rich, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
July 10, 1986; E pub. 56277; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 19879
Just one more dance, madame; w and
melody Fred Astaire, Dave Dreyer
and Paul F. Webster. © 1 ec. July
17, 1936; E unp. 128483; Crawford
musie corp., New York. 19880
Just say you'll be my sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127853; Charles M. Berry,
Inglewood, Calif. 19881
Just wait until I get you alone; w and
melody. ©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127823; Ruth Marion Shannon, Du-
luth, Minn. 19882
Just you; w Mable Wiese; pf. ©1e.
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128447; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19883
— waltz song, w J. A. Richards. ©
le. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127637; Dion
W. Kennedy, New York. 19884
Just you alone, just you my love; w
and melody, arr. Dave Peyton. ©
t.e July 3, 1936.) © «np: 127685.
Alfred Burster, Chicago. 19885
Just you, just me; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce June 15, 19386; E unp. 128102;
Ada L. Axton, Linton, Ind. 19886
K; by Monty Frame; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.:
128398; Elizabeth Frame De Golier,
Cincinnati. 19887
Kameradschaftsgeist ; bravour-marsch,
Spero Kochmann, bearb. Julius
Kochmann; harmoniemusik stim-
men. © July 14, 1936; E for. 45260;
Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
19888
Kansas the queen of the plains; song,
arr. Millie Fickle. © June 20, 1936;
E pub. 56500; Clem Morgan, Garden
City, Kan. 19889
Keep forever in your mind; w and m
Leona Tuttle Nooner; pf. © 1.
July 22, 19836; E unp. 128806; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19890
Keep hoein’; w and melody Paul Rus-
inky, W. Edward Breuder and Billy
Haid. ©1e. July 23, 19386; E unp.
128885; Broadway music corp., New
York. 19891
Keep swingin’; melody Mack K. Hig-
ginbotham. ©1e. July 24, 1936; E
unp. 128962; Mack Kay Higgin-
botham, jr., Anderson, Ind. 19892
886
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
19916
Keep your eyes on Ira; w and m Her-
man Hupfeld; with guit. arr. ©
July 21, 1936; E pub. 56522; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
19893
Keine ist so schén wie du; langsamer
walzer, w Klaus 8S. Richter, m W.
Naumann. © May 17, 1985; E for.
45247 ; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
16894
Kerr’s (Phil) gospel songs; by P. S.
Kerr and others. © July 15, 1986;
AA 212138; Phillip Stanley Kerr,
Houston. 19895
Kindest regards to you; w Minnie Gries-
bach, melody W. Greenlaw. © 1 «.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128222; Walter
Greenlaw, Buffalo, and Minnie Gries-
bach, Garberville, Calif. 19896
w Robert Browning,
men’s cho.
King Charles;
m Marshall Kernochan ;
© June 19, 1986; E pub. 56386;
Galaxy music corp.. New York.
19897
King George’s head; w and m John
B. Archer; men’s cho. © June 23,
1986; E pub. 56187; Oliver Ditson
co., inc., Boston. 19888
King of the road; w and m Cecil Har-
rington and Raymond Wallace. ©
May 19, 1936; E for. 45254; Boosey &
o., Itd., London. 19899)
Kingdom of the Golden Isles; pf., with
war 2@)r di ch Fuly 8, 1936 ; E unp.
127906 ; Jack Wardlaw, Raleigh, N.C.
19900
Kiss me good-night; w and m Ann
Arlen, arr. Elwood M. Wilson; 1st
violin. ©1c. July 7, 1936; E unp.
127817; Ann Marie Sweeney, Wash-
ington. 19901
Kiss me once again; pf., with w. ©
1e. July 1, 1986; E unp. 127523;
Remo Preziosi, New York. 19802
Kiss (A) such bliss, and then this; w
Myrtle Rich; pf. © 1c July 1,
1986; E unp. 127558; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 19903:
Kisses; song, w Lydia M. Sbrazza.
©1e. July 21, 1986; E unp. 128845;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
19904
Kisses and whispers of love; fox-trot
song. ©1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128085; Omar Conn, Charleston, W.
Va. 19905
Klaar-Friedmann (Lia) Fiinf lieder;
Nach ged. Richard v. Schaukal, m
L. Klaar-Friedmann; mittlere sing-
stimmen. © Feb. 15, 1986; E for.
44918; Albert J. Gutmann, musik-
verlag, Vienna. 19906
Kleine sinfonie in F-dur; v. Karl Fried-
rich Abel, op. 1, nr. 5, hrsg. Hilmar
Hockner; streicher u. nach belieben
mit blasern. Partitur u. stimmen.
© Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 45048; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 19807
Knickerbocker on parade; song. ©
1c July 23, 1986; E unp. 128876;
Herman Katims, New York. 19908
Knowing you love me; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128100;
Grace Wilson, Chattanooga. 19909
Konzert C-dur; v. Georg Christoph
Wagenseil, hrsg. Walter Upmeyer ;
cembalo o. Klavier, mit begl. von 2
violinen u. violoncello. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Apr. 8, 1936; E for.
45050; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Lichterfelde.
19910
Konzert EH-moll; v. Franz Xaver
Richter, hrsg. Hilmar Hockner,
kadenzen im 1. u. 3. Satz Hermann
Heiss; cembalo, o. klavier, u. streich-
oreh. Partitur u. stimmen. © Dec.
30, 1935; E for. 45047; Chr. Fried-
rich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 19911
Konzert ftir orchester ; v. Edmund von
Borck, op. 14. Partitur. © Jan. 31,
1986; E for. 44912; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 19912
Konzert in D-dur; v. Georg Philipp
Telemann, hrsg. Walter Upmeyer; 4
violinen. Partitur u. stimmen.
Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 45052; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 19913
Konzert in G-dur; v. Georg Philipp
Telemann, hrsg. Walter Upmeyer ;
4 violinen. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Dee. 30, 1985; E for. 45051; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 19914
Ku-ku; by Marvin Hatley, arr. LeRoy
Shield. ©1c. July 30, 1986; E unp.
129352; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19915
Kuu ipo pua Rose; hula, song, arr.
Robert Kamaunu. © 1 ¢. July 6,
19386; E unp. 127756; John Kame-
aloha Almeida, Honolulu. 19916
887
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19917
Kuu mahina; by A. P. McKinney and
R. F. Tomlinson; guit., note and
diagram arr.; in A. © July 3, 1986;
E pub. 56240; McKinney’s pub. co.,
Peoria, Ill. 19917
La, tout prés de vous; valse, paroles
G. P. Moreau, m Georges Stalin; orch.
ptes. © May 1, 1936; E for. 44972;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 19918
Lachen ist gesund; foxtrot, w u. m
Udo Vietz, klaviersatz Karl Buch-
holz. © May 15, 1936; E for. 44933;
Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
19919
Lacrime; tango argentino, versi Giu-
bra, m Guido L. Cergoli; orch. pti.
© Apr. 28, 1936; E for. 45214; Fabbri
& c., Trieste, Italy. 19920
Laddie ; song; with cello and 1st violin
pts. ©1e July 9, 1936; E unp.
127991; Minnie Stevens Piper, San
Antonio. 19921
Laddie Buck; w and m Gerald Griffin,
Allan Flynn and Ernest Breuer. ©
July 7%, 1986; E pub. 56307; A B C
standard music publications, ine.,
New York. 19922
Lady of my dreams; w and melody.
©1ec. July 8, 1986; E unp. 128693;
Grace Valentine, New York. 19923
Lady (The) picking mulberries; w
Richard H. Stoddard, m Edgar Still-
man Kelley, arr. Victor Harris; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © June 22, 1936; E
pub. 56394; G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. 19924
Lindliche suite; v. Anatol Provaznik,
op. 53; orch. Partitur. © Feb. 5,
1986; E for. 44918; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 19925
Landliche tinze; v. Helmut Paulsen;
streichorch. Partitur. © Apr, ‘2,
1986; E for. 45012; Ries & Erler,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 19926
Laird (The) o’ Cockpen; w Lady
Nairne, m Geoffrey Shaw; men’s
cho. © July 1, 1936; E for. 44889;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 19927
Lake of Lausanne; song, w Eli Hag-
gard and M. A. Haggard, arr. Ernest
Carnicelli. © Aug. 15, 1935; E pub.
56609; Mary Anna Haggard, New
York. 19928
Lambie pie; song. © 1c. July 24,
1936; E unp. 128912; Cliff Francar,
Green Bay, Wis. 19929
Lament (A) for Cupid; w George
Darley, m Alec Rowley; 2 treble
pt. I, n.s., v. 31
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. ©
June 23, 1936; E for. 45203; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 19930
Land (The) of make believe; w B. B.
Johnson, melody C. Bourne. © 1 e¢.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127714; Betty
Bisselle Johnson and Charles Bourne,
Hollywood, Calif. 19931
Land of my fathers; Welsh national
song, English w W. G. Rothery, mel-
ody James James, arr. with descant
H. A. Chambers, of Great Britain;
Solo, or semi-cho., and cho. © July
10, 19386; E for. 44957; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 19932
Land of our dreams; song. ©1c. July
22, 1986; E unp. 128849: Caroline
Bullock, Utiea, N. Y. 19933
Landon election march; by Ira D.
Everett and A. B. Burdick; E flat
cornet. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128736; T. S. Everett, Conneautviile,
Pa. 19934 .
Last dance dear; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 9, 19386; E unp. 128007;
Anthony Talento, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
19935
Last (The) of the rumbas; English w
Wyngard and Weitzner, Spanish w
De Armo, m De Karlo; with arr. for
guit., ete. © July 1, 1936; E pub.
56180; Hdward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 19936
Last (The) rose of summer; Irish air,
w Thomas Moore, m arr. with des-
cant H. A. Chambers. © July 10,
1986; EK for. 44958; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 19937
Lawd; negro spiritual; mixed voices.
© June 26, 1936; E pub. 56242; Ze-
bron Britton, Canton, O. 19938
Lazy son of the South; w and m Lois
Turnbow, pf. sc. Frank Moeser. ©
1 e@ July 27, 1986; E unp. 129126;
Annie Lois Turnbow, Beaumont, Tex.
19939
Learn to laugh again; pf., with w. ©
le. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127731 ; Iona
Lorraine Nyman, Foley, Minn. 19940
Left alone; song, w J. Holmes. © 1c.
July 18, 1936; E unp. 128546; Julian
Holmes and Jack Van Doorn,
Phoenix, Ariz. 19941
Left hand bass and chord studies; by
Louis Hermann, ed; accordion. ‘|
July 7, 1936; E pub. 56246; David
Gornston, Jamaica, N. Y. 19942
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Leggenda; di Aladino Di Martino;
violino e pf. © Feb. 29, 1936; E for.
45241; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c, Milan.
19943
Lemare (Ed. H.) Andantino; arr.
Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo,
Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian guit.
obbl. ace. and Spanish guit. acc. ©
July 21, 1986; E pub. 56545; First
natl. inst. of allied arts, South Bend,
Ind. 19944
Lend me Thine aid, oh Lord; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. July
6, 1986; E unp. 128891; Herbert
Leslie Barton, New London, Conn.
19945
Leo (Lionardo) Konzert; hrsg. Wal-
ter Upmeyer; 4 violinen u. bass o.
violoncello, kontrabass u. cembalo o.
orgel. Partitur u. stimmen. © Dec.
30, 1985; E for. 45049; Chr. Fried-
rich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 19946
Leona; w F. H. Lang, m I. Siegel; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 15, 1936; E pub.
56140; Irving Siegel and Frank H.
Lang, Marshfield, Wis. 19947
Let me sing a song to Him; w and
melody. © 1. July 24, 1936; BE
unp. 128966; Jesse Calvin Watson,
jr., Pineville, La. 19948
Let me swing you; valse song. ©1 ce.
May 18, 19386; E unp. 127946; Wil-
liam Herrn, Minneapolis. 19949
Let my song fill your heart; Viennese
waltz. w and m Ernest Charles; high
voice. © June 22, 1936; Epub.
56391; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
19950
Let’s all be a happy family; w and m
Algy More and Raymond Wallace;
with ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© June 23, 1936; E for. 45154: B.
Feldman & co., London. 19951
Let’s all be happy and gay; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. ©1e. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 127652; Catherine Hueb-
sechman, Baltimore. 19952
Let’s be breezy; w and m Lou Breeze,
Julia Degnon and Myron Degnon.
© July 16, 1936; E pub. 56496; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
19953
Let’s be happy till the last; fox-trot
song. © 1c. July 13, 1936; EB unp.
128660; William Warren, Aurora,
Til. 19954
19968
Let’s be sweethearts again; waltz song,
melody O. B. Brown and Ben Adel-
man. ©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129219; Olive B. Brown, Fountain
City, Ind. 19955
Let’s begin all over again; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1. July
10; 1936; E unp. 128128, Wisie
Roesler, West Toledo, O. 19956
Let’s call it quits; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. July 8, 1936; E unp.
127878; Keturah TT. Simmonds,
Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I.
19957
Let’s collaborate; w and melody. ©
1e. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129048;
Ben Wermul, White Lake, N. Y.
19958
Let’s declare a lover’s holiday; fox-
trot song. © 1c. May 18, 19386; E
unp. 127960; Samuel Ingram, De-
troit. 19959
Let’s dream; w A. Morganthaler, m
S. Dolan. ©1e. July 17, 1936; E
unp. 128994; Ann Morganthaler and
Svea Dolan, Brooklyn. 19960
Let’s face it; fox-trot, LeRoy Shield;
pf. © 1c. July 30, 1986; EH unp.
129353 ; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19961
Let’s fix a flat; song, melody Jack
Betzner. © 1 ce July 6, 19386; E
unp. 127841; Max H. Tasgal, Bloom-
field, N. J. 19962
Let’s forget the past dear; fox-trot
song. ©1c. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128681; Loretta Lawrence, Cape
Girardeau, Mo. 19963
Let’s forgive and let’s forget; w and
melody Elsa Peters. © 1c. June 15,
19386; E unp. 128533; Elsa Carrie
Pangle, Woodstock, Ill. 19964
Let’s form a society ; w Franklin Cooke,
and melody. © 1e. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127837; Harry Archer, New
York. 19965
Let’s get drunk and truck; w and mel-
ody Hudson Whittaker. © 1c. July
30, 1936; E unp. 129365; Wabash
musie co., Chicago. 19966
Let’s get hot and truck; by Frank
Southern; pf. treble. © 1c. July
30, 1936; E unp. 129324; Georgia
music co., New York. 19967
Let’s go to San Francisco; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 24, 1936; E unp.
128979; Frances J. Hoenig, San
Francisco. 19968
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19969
pt. 11, n.s.,.v. 31
Let’s grow old together; w and mel-
ody Elsa Peters. © 1 ec. June 26,
1936; E unp. 128534; Elsa Carrie
Pangle, Woodstock, III. 19969
Let’s hold hands; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 23, 1936; E unp. 127642;
Barbara Phillips, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 19970
Let’s make a wish; w Bert Kalmar and
Sid Silvers, melody Harry Ruby. ©
1 ec. July 18, 1986; E unp. 128553 ;
Irving: Berlin, ine., New York.
19971
Let’s make the moon our home; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. July
24, 1936; E unp. 128942; Anthony
Tomei, Bayonne, N. J. 19972
Let’s pretend; w and melody. ©1e.
June 22, 1986; E unp. 128342; Jan
Wm. Frederick, Elkhart, Ind. 19973
Let’s save the land with Landon;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. July 13, 1936; EB
unp. 128254; Asa May, Cardington,
Oey ati 19974
Let’s try again; w and melody.. ©
1c July 27, 1986; E unp., 129125;
Frederick Jagels, New York. 19975
Let’s wander in the golden moonlight ;
waltz, w Ben Adelman, and melody.
©l1ec. July 22, 1936; EB unp. 128811:
Jimmie Busler, Memphis. 19976
Let this mind be in you; w from the
Scriptures, m Elizabeth Harbison
David 3; high ‘voice... \ Omani tT,
1936; E pub. 56590; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 19977
Let us kiss and make up for a while;
w Viola Grace Hanson; pf. © 1 «.
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128791; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
19978
Let us remember; song, pf. se. Basil
Sadler. © 1c. July 28, 1986; E
unp. 129157; Ida de Belle Smith,
Baltimore. 19979:
Let your light shine for Jesus; hymn,
w and m Bessie Ford Byrd. © Feb.
15, 1936; E pub. 56425; Byrd music
house, Noel, Mo. 19980
Letter (The) tied with blue; fox-trot
song. © 1 ec. July 13, 1936: EB
unp. 128663; Sallie Brown, Grange-
ville, Id. 19981
Lick ’em with Landon—that’s who;
song. © 1c. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128857; Robert S. Townsend and
Inez Denny, Damariscotta, Me.
19982
Lied vom Alltag; text Willy Miksch,
m Kurt Pahlen; frauen- 0. minner-
stimme (mittel) © May 16, 1936;
E for. 45020; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
19983
Lieder; text Christian Morgenstern,
m Joseph Marx, klavierauszug v.
komponisten. © Mar. 12, 1936; HE
for. 44907; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 19984
Life is a heavenly dance; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. July
22, 1936; E unp. 128820; Pauline
Wolpert, Sierra Madre, Calif. 19985
Life is a song; song, w Beneah Rob-
art and J. L. Been. © 1c. June
10, 1936; E unp. 127522: John L.
Been, Médan, Sumatra, D. E. I.
19986
Life is blue; w Robert L. Scharff and
Marvin E. Mueller, m G. Homer;
pe © dtc July 1,7 2936-9 m:
127526; Robert Scharff, Marvin
Mueller and Gus Homer, St. Louis.
19987
Life is just a bubble; w and melody.
©1c. July 16, 19386; E unp. 128376;
Ethel Gorée, Brooklyn. 18988 —
Life’s hilltop; song. © 1. July 1,
1936; E unp. 127545; Dorothea Zer-
bey, Bear Creek, Pa. 19989
Light out of darkness; cho. from The
light of life, w EH. Capel-Cure, m
Edward Elgar, op. 29, ace. arr. H. A.
Chambers; mixed voices; organ ace.
© July 1, 1936; E for. 45276; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 19990
Light your pipe and let me linger;
w Naomi Smith; pf. © 1c. July
1, 19836; E unp. 127559; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 19991
Lights of Texas; w Grace. Noll
Crowell; [mixed voices] © 1 «.
July 31, 1986; E unp. 129451; Nell
Dallas, Dallas. 19992
Like the bright evening star; w and
m Bill Reuter. ©1e. July 20, 19386;
E unp. 128621; William H. Reuter,
Elmhurst, Ill. 19993
Lilly; w and m Al Ethelred Blakeley ;
pf. treble. © 1c. June 29, 1936;
KE unp. 128212; Alfred E. Blake,
New York. 19994
Linnet (A) in a gilded cage; w Chris-
tina Rossetti, m Gerald Finzi; sop.
1 and 2. © June 4, 1936; E for.
45088 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
19995
890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
20022
Lip flexibility studies; by Norman
McPherson, ed.; tuba, trombone and
bar., in bass clef. © July 7, 1936;
E pub. 56247; David Gornston,
Jamaica, N. Y. 19996
Liszt (Franz) Consolation; arr.
Nathan Milstein: violin and pf.
1 e. May 6, 1936; E unp. 127769;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
19997
—— Dream of love; transcription for
peeeend c. July,2,.1936: EH unp.
127611; Harry Meyerowitz, New
York. 19998
Lita; fox trot, arr. J. M. Elefson; orch.
pts. © July 2, 1936; E pub. 56294;
Maud Miller Stevenson, Minneapolis.
if 19999
Little Boy Blue plays a trumpet now;
w Richard, Albert and Sherman Dix,
and melody. © 1c. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128528; Robert Hdwin Dix,
Fresno, Calif.
Little by little; fox-trot, w Joe Coldie,
m Al Kennedy. © June 9, 1936; E
pub. 56219; Al Kennedy music, Phil-
adelphia. 20001
Little Catherine; song, w John Ran-
dolph. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128846; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
20002
Little (A) cottage by the road; w and
melody Pete Johnson. © 1c. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128142; Pleas Lee
Johnson, Washington. 20003
Little Cupid’s arrow; fox-trot song.
©1ec. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128664;
James Wooten, Kansas City, Kan.
20004
Little Danny Cupid; w and melody.
©1ec. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127621;
Cecilia L. Clark, Terre Haute, Ind.
20005
Little Jumbo; by Moissaye Boguslaw-
ski; pf. © July 27, 1936: E pub.
56697; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 20006
Little (The) King; carol, poem Irene
Gass, m Harry Brook; unison voices.
@, July (21, 1986): “Wy for.) 45261) -wa:
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 20007
little (A) longer; song; Hawaiian
guit., diagram arr.; in G. © Dec.
2, 1935; E pub. 56678; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. Wis 20008
Little love nest; w and melody. ©1e.
July 15, 19386; E unp. 128199; John
D. Tracy, Gazelle, Calif. 20009
20000 .
Little (A) pair, in a double chair; w
and melody. © 1c. July 25, 1936;
EK unp. 129016; Jos. B. Pivonka,
Caldwell, Tex. 20010
Little pictures; 12 easy pieces, E.
Markham Lee; pf. © July 17, 1936;
EK for. 45164; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 20011
Little pony of mine; by A. R. (Mocking
Bird) Miles; mixed voices. © June
1, 1936; E pub. 56168; A. R. Miles,
Loraine, Tex. 20012
©1
Little (A) prayer for love; song.
e. July 20, 1986; E unp. 128592;
Houston Smith, jr., Dallas. 20013
Little (The) red hat; song. © 1.
July 16, 1926; E unp. 128381; Marion
London Milholin, White Plains, N. Y.
20014
Little (The) waves of Breffny; poem
Eva Gore Booth, m H. 8S. Roberton;
mixed cho. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45264; Hugh 8S. Roberton, Glasgow,
Scotland. 20015
Little world of yesterday; w Roma
Royee ; pf: 4© 1 cr July, 15, 1936 ;)H
unp. 127560; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20016
Living from day to day; w and m Mary
Schaeffer and Jerry Levinson; with
arr. for guit., ete. © June 29, 1936;
E pub. 56535; Red star songs, inc.,
New York. 20017
Living the life of Riley; w B. B. John-
son, melody C. Bourne. © 1c. June
8, 1886; E unp. 127715; Betty : Bis-
selle Johnson and Charles Bourne,
Hollywood, Calif. 20018
*Lizabeth Jane; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129262; M. S.
Brown, Chicago, Ky. 20019
Loana from Havana; w Jane Clare,
and melody. © 1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129436; Owen J. Christensen,
Los Angeles. 20020
Lock your heart; from The lid’s off, w
Arnett McKennan, m Cammann New-
berry, new pf. and guit. arrs. Lou
Leaman. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56530; Mills music, ine:, New York.
20021
Lockende (Das) lied; koloratur-walzer,
text Fritz Lohner, m Franz Lehar.
© Mar. 19, 1936; E for. 44870; Glock-
en-verlag, inh. Franz Lehar, Vienna.
20022
891
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20023
Loco-weedy ; pf., with w. ©1ce. July
9, 1986; E unp. 128021; Wallace Mac-
Vicar, Attleboro, Mass. 20023
Log (The) house; w and m Walter
Melvin Gees; pf. © 1 ¢ July 1,
1936: E unp. 127548; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20024
Lola; tango, melody. ©1e. July 31,
1936; E unp. 129441; Armida Ven-
drell, Hollywood, Calif. 20025
Lola Bianca; song, w Eli Haggard and
M. A. Haggard, m arr. Ernest Car-
nicelli. © Aug. 15, 1935; Epub.
5c610; Mary Anna Haggard, New
York. 20026
Loleta; w and m Hamilton (Ham)
Jenkins. ©1c. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129278 ; Hamilton Jenkins, Denver.
20027
Lolita; w Irving Caesar, m Arthur
Schwartz. © 1e¢ July 14, 1936;
Ee ounp. 128286; Movietone music
corp., New York. 20028
Lolita I love you; valse song. ©1«.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 128088 ; Richard
Grove, Kansas City, Mo. 20029
London again; suite, Eric Coates. 1.
Orch. pts.—2. Pf. © May 25, 1936;
E for. 45197, 45198; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 20030, 20031
Lone listening fan; pf., with w. ©
bie: July. 21, 19386: EH unpaa2siri2 ;
Minnie D. Robey, Coleman, Tex.
20032
Lone pine; fox-trot, w and melody
Dorothy Wilson. © 1c. July 11,
1986; E unp. 128178; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles. 20033
Lone star of the Lone Star state; w
Juanita, m A. Catenaro; pf.
1c. July .9, 193657 Pann ela y :
Kathryn Elliott and Al Catenaro,
Buffalo. 20034
Lone (The) star waltz; waltz song,
melody A. Tamburro and Ben Adel-
man. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128127; Anthony Tamburro, San
Diego, Calif. 20035
Lonely; song. © 1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129429; Irene Carson Crowder
and Myrtle Gerganess Carroll, San
Angelo, Tex. 20036
1st violin. ©1l1ce. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128191; Earl Carey, Los
Angeles. 20037
pt. 117, n..s., v. 31
Lonely for the Ozarks; valse song. ©
1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 128048;
Mae Crocker, Flat River, Mo.
_ 20038
Lonely (A) heart; valse song. ©1e.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 128074; Mildred
De Paul, Clairton, Pa. 20059
Lonely heart; pf., with w. ©1c. July
6, 1986; E unp. 128519; James
Scharringhausen, Appleton, Wis.
20040
Lonely just for love; w Addison
Junior, m W. T. Mercer. © 1 ©
July 21, 1986; EH unp. 128867; David
A. Blake, jr., and William T. Mercer,
Ann Arbor. 20041
Lonely man, I’m lonesome; waltz, w
Katherine Forrester, and melody.
© 1e. July 11, 1936; E unp. 128167;
P. H. Forrester, Los Angeles. 20042
Lonely river road; w and melody. ©
1 « July 6, 1986: E unp. 127855;
Samuel Major, Detroit. 20048
Lonely soul; w and m Wayne Sargent.
©1ec. July 28, 1936; E unp. 129171 ;
Jack Harry Merriner, Sherrill, N. Y.
20044
Lonesome days and blue nights, worry-
ing over you; w and melody. ©1e.
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127757 ; Howard
©. Washington, Modesto, Calif.
20045
Lonesome for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
July 29, 1936; FE unp. 129263; Mollie
Wheeler, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 20046
Lonesome hours; fox-trot song. ©1c.
May 18, 1936; E unp. 127951; Arthur
Craine, Seattle. 20047
Lonesome melody; w Nicholas Cham-
blin, and melody. © 1 c¢. July 3,
1936; E unp. 127639; Gary Fuss, May-
ville, Wis. 20048
Lonesome rambler; w and melody. ©
Ive, July 2, 19386; 2 wopl igo siG:
Leonard James Austin, Lorimor, Ia.
20049
Long ago; w George Howard Light-
hall; pf. ©1c. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128792: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20050
Long, long ago; fox-trot, w and m Mrs.
G. Walters. © 1c. June 22, 1936;
E unp. 128057; Alice Walters, i. e.
Mrs. Griffith Walters, Detroit.
20051
892
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
20080
Longing; w and melody Walt Sorell.
©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127755 ;
Walter Shadrack Holly Sorell, West-
field, N. B., Canada. 20052
Longing to roam; song, m Leo Rich-
ard. © 1c. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128026; Jessie Poil, Osceola, Ia.
20053
Looking down at the stars; w Mitchell
Parish, m Frank Perkins; with guit.
arr. © June 30, 1936; E pub. 56172;
Mills music, ine., New York. 20054
Lord, in Thy resurrection ; by J. Gallus,
ed. John Finley Williamson; 8-pt.
mixed cho.. a cappella. © July 17,
1936: E pub. 56575 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20055
Lorenz’s organ voluntaries no. 8; col-
lection for church use, ed. H. von
Berge. © June 24, 1936; E pub.
56191; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
20056
Losing my love for you; w and m Patte
Rowe; pf. ©1e. July 21, 1986: E
unp. 128725; Onalouise Rowell, Rui-
doso, N. M. 20057
Lost; w Carl Sandburg, m Jacques
Wolfe; med. voice, in B. © June
22, 1936; FE pub. 56392; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20058
Lost heaven; w Elsie Sanguinet, and
melody. ©1c. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129042 ; Elizabeth L. Cook, St. Louis.
20059
Lost (The) hound dog; song. w Berk-
ley D. Lamb. © 1c. July 29, 1936;
E unp. 129192; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 20060
Lost in the crowd; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 2, 1986; E unp. 127582;
Charles Frederick Fox, Detroit.
20061
Lost (The) lagoon; song. w Pauline
Johnson. ©1c. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127745; Louise Daggett Fischer, San
Antonio. 20062
Lost love; foxtrot song. ©1e. June
8, 1936; E unp. 128092; D. M. Muniz,
Manzanillo, Cuba. 20063
Lost my luck; w Bobby Veirs; pf.
treble acc. ©1c. July 29, 1936: E
unp. 129229; Jack Hammett, Louis-
ville. 20064
Lost to me; fox-trot song. © 1 ce. May
18, 1936; E unp. 127954; Ann Perai-
men, Ros!yn, Wash. 20065
Lost without love: w and melody. ©
1 ec July 9, 1986; E unp. 127986;
Arthur Whiteley, Los Angeles.
20066
Lost without: you; arr. Leah Effen-
bach; ! pi withow/s «@Qndneisulyi3,
1936; E unp. 127842; Ruth Nord-
linger Behrend, Washington. 20067
Lot (A) o’ living and a little loving;
w and melody. ©1e. July 21, 1936;
E unp. 128711; R. W. Moore, Lamesa,
Tex. 20068
Love; w and melody Cliff Erickson. ©
1 ec. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127576;
John Clifford Hrickson, Hollywood,
Calif. 20069
Love began in Yellowstone; song, mel-
ody Lucille J. Butler. © 1c. July
20, 1986; EH unp. 128605; Grace John-
son, Ephraim, Utah. 20070
Love bird of mine; w Lila Field, mel-
ody Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. July
29, 1936; E unp. 129248; Lila Meu-
nier, Asheville, N. C. 20071
Love came to me; w Gladys Estelle
Miner; pf. ©1e. July 16, 1936; EB
unp. 128448; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20072
Love can wait; w and m Harry Wynne.
© 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 128090;
W. S. Staley, San Diego, Calif.
20073
Love come to me like this; song. ©
te July 27, 1936; HE unp. 129052;
Howard Moore, jr., Cascade, Col.
20074
Love comin’ on; w and melody. ©
1c July 21, 1986; E unp. 128698;
Georette Margaret Cooper, Los An-
geles. 20075
Love dream; song, melody Allen Taub.
©1e. July 25, 1936: E unp. 128985;
Jesse Thomas, Tucson, Ariz. 20076
—w Joseph Peter Cacossa; pf. ©
1 ec. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128449;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20077
Love finds a way; w Minnie Eppleye
ind= pt. © 1 ¢& July 1, 1936: BH
unp. 127561; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20078
Love in paradise; w and melody. ©
1 e@ July 1, 1936; E unp. 127574;
George Krause, Cleveland. 20079
Love in your heart; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce. May 18, 19386; E unp. 127945;
Emile Russell, Mobile. 20080
893
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20081
Love is a beautiful thing; waltz song,
melody Will Livernash. © 1c. July
3, 1936; E unp. 127668; Betty Vernon,
Los Angeles. 20081
Love is a game of hearts; fox-trot song,
melody George Lessner. © 1c. July
22, 19386; E unp. 128813; Marie
Nevada Armstrong, Spokane. 20082
Love is everything ; w and m Al Young.
© 1c. July 8, 1936; E unp. 127873;
Alice Young Idema, Poughkeepsie,
INV... 20083
Love is such a gentle thing; w Daniel
S. Twohig, m Gustav Klemm. 1. Low
voice, in F.—2. High voice, in A.
© June 29, 1936; E pub. 56262, 56263 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
20084, 20085
Love is the perfume of a rose; song.
© 1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127768;
Ralph Rosenberg, Asheville, N. C.
20086
Love leads to battle; by Buononcini,
arr. Geoffrey Shaw; mixed voices.
© June 23, 19386: E. for. 45205:
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 20087
Love letters from your cigarette; w
De Wolf Zorn, melody W. Paris.
©1ec. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128864;
Walter Paris, Covington, Ky., and
Ellsworth Wolfzorn, Bellevue, Ky.
20088
Love lingers; song, w June Holcomb.
©.1c. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128835:
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 20089
Love lit skies are blue; w and melody.
©1c. July 25, 1936; E unp. 129008;
Jesse C, Little, Morgan, Utah. 20090
Love love; fox-trot song. © 1c, July
13, 1986; E unp. 128667; C. M. Dix,
Marshall, Mich. 20091
Love me; w Ludwig A. Pavlo, and mel-
ody. © 1c. July 16, 1986; EK unp.
128413; Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis.
20092
Love me to-day; song, pf. arr. Geo.
McCauley and E. Wunderlich. ©
1 e. July 10, 1936; E unp. 1281665
Ida Margaret Lytle, Washington.
20098
Love of flowers; w Marcus Dahl Peter-
son; pf. © 1c. July 16, 1935; EB
upp. 128450; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 20094
Love on my heart from heaven fell;
w Robert Bridges, m Mark Raphael.
© June 24, 1936; E for. 45165; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 20095
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Love on the W. P. A.; song, m Conrad
Lindberg. © 1 e¢ June 24, 1986;
E unp. 127089; Vivian Lee Welch,
Youngstown, O. 20096
Love reigns supreme; w Al Golden,
melody Ray Rapetti. ©1e. July 3,
1936; E unp. 127674; Al Goldberg
and Renato Rapetti, New York.
20097
Love (The) ship; song, melody Clem-
ente Giglio. © 1c. July 15, 1936;
E unp. 128889; Jack Crowley, Elting-
ville, S. I., N. Y. 20098
Love song in the night ; song, w George
Hopkins and R. A. Anderson. ©
1 e«. June 4, 1986; EH unp, 127771:
Robert Alexander Anderson, Hono-
lulu. 20099
Love that is divided; w and melody.
©1c. July 8, 1836; E unp. 127870;
Sal J. Catalano, Brooklyn. 20100
Love was a dream; valse chanson, w
Sonny Miller, paroles Claude Loris.
©1e. June 12, 1936; E unp. 127518;
Cécile Simon, Paris. 20101
Love was in the air; w Arthur Freed,
m Nacio Herb Brown. © 1c. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127700; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. - 20102
Love will tell; from Sing. baby, sing,
w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pollack; with
arr. for guit., ete. © July 30, 1936;
E pub. 56704; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 20103
—w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pollack.
© 1c. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128367;
Movietone music corp., New York.
0104
Love works in a mysterious way, it’s
glorious wonders to perform; song.
©1e. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128861;
Jennie E. Carr, Oroville, Calif.
20105
Loveless nights; w P. Perrotta and
Frank Forte, and melody. © 1 e.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128201; Philip
Perrotta, New York. 20106
Lovely lady; w and melody Laddie
Van. ©al c., July, 22, 1936: Bape
128875; Lucien Van Walteghem,
Winnipeg, Manit., Canada. 20107
—-w and melody Walt Sorell. ©1e.
July 6, 19386; E unp. 127754; Walter
Shadrack Holly Sorrell, Westfield,
N. B.,; Canada. 20108
Lover (The); poem anon., m Albert
Hay Malotte; high voice, in D. ©
June 27, 1936; E pub. 56409; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 20109
894
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
20137
nn SS
Lover’s (The) pattern; valse song.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128101;
Grace Wilson, Chattanooga. 20110
Love’s A B CG; song. © 1c. July 22,
1986; E unp. 128850; Betty Churehill
Jones, Roanoke, Va. 20111
Love’s answer; w and melody Frank
Sheppard and Paul Daro. @itc.
July 3, 1936: E unp. 128932; Israel
Shapiro and Hyman Rosenthal, Chel-
sea, Mass. 20112
Love’s dream; song, w Edna Villa. ©
1 ec. July 29, 1936; E pub. 129193; J.
Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 201138
Love’s magic; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128656; Mary
BH. Gaskill, Freedom, OK. 20114
Love’s old sweet song sounds better
when you smile; song. ©1le. July
3, 1936; E unp. 127669; Walter E.
Stockwell, Los Angeles. 20115
Lovin’ Georgie Brown; w and m Jack
Waverly ; with guit. arr. © Mar. 13,
1936; E pub. 56184; Empire music
pub. co., New York. 20116
Lowdown; w D. Spitz, melody D. Bar-
kin. © 1c July 8, 1936; E unp.
127641 : David Spitz and Daniel Bar-
kin, New York. 20117
Lula Lou; w H. Reid, and melody. ©
1 e July 27, 1986; E unp. 129136;
Hubert Reid and E. R. Pantell, New
York. 20118
Lullaby; berceuse, Horace Dann; pf.
© July 18, 1986; E for. 45151; Swan
& co., music publishers, ltd., London.
20119
— from Let’s sing again, w Selma
Hautzik, m Hugo Riesenfeld; with
guit. arr. © June 24, 1936; E pub.
56183; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
20120
song. © July 27, 1936; E pub.
56633 ; Florence C. Day, Washington.
20121
Lyrische tanzmusik; v. Otto Siegl, op.
82; orch. Partitur. © Mar. 20, 1936;
E for. 44914; Universal edition, a. g,
Vienna. 20122
Lyrisches konzert; von Heinz Schu-
bert; bratsche u. kammerorech. Par-
titur. © Mar. 4, 1936; E for. 45035;
Ries & Erler, g. m..b. h., Berlin.
20123
Ma chérie, chére amie, I love you; w
Glen Barton and Alfred Marlhom, m
Gustav Klemm. © June 26, 1936;
HB pub. 56212; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 20124
Magical love; w Sidney Millman, and
melody. ©1c. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129447; Thord Magnus Ryden, New
York. 20125
Magie de la danse; de Plaisirs de Paris,
paroles Arthur Lesser et Tristan
Richepin, m Jacques R. Breux. ©
May 1, 1986; E for. 45008; Editions
Feldman, s.a., Paris. 20126
Magliettaie (Le) ; di F. Couperin, arr.
Fernando Limenta; orch. Partitura.
© June 422, 1936; E for. 45223; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 20127
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; simple
festival setting on plainsong tones
with fauxbourdon, Harvey Grace;
mixed voices, organ ace. © July 29,
1986; E for. 45277; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 20128
Magnolia ; song, arr. Mabel Schock. ©
1 ec July 30, 19386; E unp. 129301;
Hallie Hall, Mobile, Ala. 20129
Maisie; w Irving Israel, and melody.
© 1c. July 138, 19386; E unp. 128393;
Robert Enoch, New York. 20130
Make-believe; song, w Helen Seldom-
ridge. ©1c. July 18, 1936;.E unp.
128198; Irene Hibbs, Dunlap, Il.
20131
Malditas sean las mujeres; m por la
pelicula mexicana; pf. ©1e. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128218; Max Ur-
ban, Mexico, D. F. 20132
Maman; de Les deux gamines, paroles
Max-Blot, m Maurice Yvain. ©
May 1, 19386; E for. 45009; C. Jou-
bert & cie., Paris. 20133
Mammy’s little baby; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 ¢ July 22, 1986; E
unp. 128817; Ida Hocking Brooks,
Shepherd, Mich. 20134
Mammy’s little croonin’ tune; song.
©1c. July 6, 19386; E unp. 127846;
Dorothy Chaffee Le Duc, Portland,
Or. 20135
Man about town; w and m Jan Dun-
ean. ©1e. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128889; John L. Fuess, Waterville,
Nio¥: 20136
Man (The) at the wheel: w and m
C. J. Howard. ©1c. July 10, 1936;
E unp. 128149; Bertha Burns Cas-
tell, Atlanta. 20137
895
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20138
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Man (The) in the moon; song, w Lot-
tie L, Rugaber. © 1 ¢. July 21,
1936; E unp. 128843; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 201388
w Francis Lewis Hutter; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 19386; E unp. 131716;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20139
Man (The) of the hour; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
129064; Samuel Rosenman, New
York. 20140
Man (The) on the flying trapeze;
arr. Flying Fingers; pf. © June
25, 1936; E pub. 56139; Lewis HE.
Bray, Everett, Mass. 20141
Manén (Juan) Drei iberische lieder ;
deutsch Wilhelm Kitihn u. R. S.
Hoffmann, m J. Manén, op. A—12;
frauenchor. © June 12, 1936; E
for. 45123; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna, 20142
Mango moon; w Vivien Yeiser Lara-
more, m Olive Dungan; med. voice.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56155;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 20143
Mathattan Gypsy; w Ruth Chorpen-
ning and Al Lewis, m Basil Fomeen ;
with arr. for guit., ete. © July 22,
1936; E pub. 56542; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. - 20144
Manhattan’s mood; w Betty Johnson,
melody C. Bourne. © 1 ¢. June 8,
1936; E unp, 127716; Betty Bisselle
Johnson and Charles Bourne, Holly-
wood, Calif. 20145
Manover-lied; marschfox aus Der
gutige Antonius, text Spilar u.
Miroysky, deutscher text Beda _ u.
Hugo Wiener, m Jara Bene’. ©
Jan. 29, 1936; E for. 44919; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
20146
Many moons ago; fox-trot song. ©
1c June 8, 19386; E unp. 128078;
Alberta Forrester, Long Beach,
Calif, 20147
Maple (The) leaf for ever; Canadian
‘national song, m Alexander Muir,
arr. with descant H. A. Chambers;
solo, or semi-cho., and cho. © July
10, 1986; E for. 44959; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 20148
Maralene; w and melody. ©1ce. Apr.
2, 1936; E unp. 1280386; Joseph Wil-
liam Connell, Detroit. 20149
March of the little tin soldiers; based
on Marche des petits soldats de
plomb, Gabriel Pierné, w B. T., set-
ting Bryceson Treharne; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © July 13, 1936; E pub.
56347 ; Boston music co., Boston.
20150
March (The) of victory; song. ©
June 20, 1986; E pub. 56266; Carl
Henry Koch, Seattle. 20151
March on for G. O. P.; Republican
victory march song. © 1c. July
27, 1986; E unp. 129123; Curtis Eu-
gene Gillis, Eureka, Calif, 20152
March (The) wind; unison song, w
Hnid Blyton, m Cecil Sharman, tonic
solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. © June 12,
1936; E for. 45162; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 20153
Marcha del amor, amor espiritista ; pf.,
econ letra. © 1c. July 6, 1936; EH
unp. 127826; Salvador Gil I orte,
New York. 20154
Marche polovtsienne; from Prince
Igor, A. Borodine, ed. and arr.
Charles Woodhouse; orch. pts. ©
June 26, 1986; E for. 45213; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. 20155
Margaret has a milking pail [and]
Ferry me across the water ; w Chris-
tina Rossetti, m Gerald Finzi; sop.
1,2. © June 4, 19386; HE for. 45087;
Oxford univ. press, London. 20156
Maria José di Belgio; song. © 1 e.
July 30, 19836; E unp. 129306; Law-
rence Terrana, New York. 20157
Marihuana; musica por la _ pelicula
mexicana. © 1c. July 6, 1986; E
unp. 127829; Max Urban, Mexico,
LOR e 20158
Marlon; w Jessie Frissell; pf. ©1e.
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127562; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20159
Marstig’s daughter ; folk ballad, based
on a Danish folk-song, w paraphrased
from the Danish, W. E. A., m arr.
Alfred Whitehead; mixed cho. ©
July 10, 1986; E pub. 56627; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 20160
Marx (Karl) Konzert; op. 24; violine
u. klavier; in C-dur. © Mar. 12,
1936; E for. 45063; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, Leipzig. 20161
Mas le valiera dormir; traditional
Spanish text, Italian text and m’
Mario Casteinuovo-Tedesco. © June
15, 1936; E for. 45228; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. » 20162
896
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Massa’s in the cold ground; arr. Fred
T. Busswood ; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram, with w. © June 8,
1936; E pub. 56323; Macklin pub. co.,
Laneaster, Pa. 20163
Master Valiant ; choral masque, w Bar-
clay Baron, set to m Martin Shaw.
© June 4, 1986; E for. 45082 ; Oxford
uniy. press, London. 20164
Mate’s dance; from Marine suite; pf.
©1e. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127613;
Bessie F. Bender McCrory, Whiting,
Ind. 20165
Matrosen-marsch; v. Karl Christian,
bearb. F. Schmidt-Hagen; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 14, 1933; E
for. 44883 ; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
20166
May; w and melody. ©1e. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128604; Paul W. Lind-
strom, Chicago. 20167
May IL; song. ©1e. July 9, 19386; E
unp. 128019; Helen V. Graham, Mit-
chellville, Ia. 20168
May I embrace you; w and mI. L.
Shuffler, arr. Adelman bros. © 1 ¢.
June 29, 1936; E unp. 127937; Irving
Luther Shufiler, jr., Frederick, Md.
20169
Mayor (The) of Alabam’; w and m
Frank Trumbauer and George Red-
mond: with guit. arr. © July 7,
1936; E pub. 56244; Robbins music
corp., New York. 20170
Me and the moon; w Walter Hirsch, m
Lou Handman; with guit. arr. ©
July 16, 1986; E pub. 56514; Santly
bros.-Joy, inc., New York. 20171
melody Lou Handman. ©
1 ec. July 8, 1986; E unp. 127881;
Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New York.
20172
Me for you; w D. Houston, m B. Fisher
and L. Altizer. ©1c. July 25, 1936;
EH ounp. 129027; Laura Altizer, Fort
Worth, Dan Houston, Fort Worth,
and Buddy Fisher, Chicago. 20173
Me who is, and the Jews; song. ©1c.
July 6, 19386; E unp. 127786; Harry
Parris, St. Louis. 20174
Meet me in Dallas; song. © 1c. July
1, 1986; E unp. 127532; Weldon Bas-
tian and Carl Braunsdorf, Spokane.
20175
Mein frdulein, nicht so stolz; tango, w
Bruno Balz, m Herbert Kiister, arr.
Gerhard Mohr; orch. stimmen, mit
gesangstrio. © May 11, 1936; E for.
20188
44930; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 20176
Mein Johann Strauss-album; 14 be-
ruhmte walzer in leichtem tonsatz,
J. Strauss, sohn, bearb. Albert
Kranz; klavier. bd. 1,2. © Aug. 15,
1933 ; E for. 44879'; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 20177
Mein schatz, wir lernen italienisch;
lied u. tango, w Fritz Rotter, m Fritz
Spielmann u. Stephan Weiss. ©
May 9, 1986; E for. 45021; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky ),
Vienna. ¢ 20178
Mein traum vom gltick; langsamer
walzer, aus Donaumelodien, w Peter
Francke, m Willy Engel-Berger. ©
May 20, 1986; E for. 44934; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 20179
Melodi amoroso; af Oskar Gyldmark ;
strygeork. og pf. Stemmer. Jan.
3, 19386; E for. 44947; Alfred Thors-
ings musikforlag, Copenhagen. 20180
Melodic foundation studies for violin
beginners; by Russell Webber. Rey.
ed. © July 31, 1986: AA 212149:
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
20181
Melody band; w and m C. A. Koehler
and Edward J. Betzler. ©1e. July
13, 1936; E unp. 128276; Curtis Al-
bert Koehler, Canton, O. 20182
Melody for two; fox-trot song. ©1e.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 128105; Harry
Harter, Tyler, Tex. 20183
Melody of the wind; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 25, 1936; E unp. 128399;
Jean Lee, i. e. Mrs. Henry C. Lee,
Altadena, Calif. 20184
Melody requiring lyrics, no. 1; melody.
©1e. June 24, 1936; E unp. 128217;
Edward Sutherland, Mount Vernon,
INGE 20185
Memories in springtime; w Rose Roop
Hunt; pf. © 1c. July 1, 1936; E
unp. 127563; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20186
Memories of A. T. O.; song. © 1 «¢.:
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127495; Ralph
Wyatt, Yorkville, Tenn. 20187
Memories of Stephen Foster; an album
of songs by America’s most beloved
composer, arr. Max Hirschfeld, with
foreword Edward B. Marks; with
guit. arrs. © July 9, 1936; E pub.
56282: Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 20188
897
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
20189
Memories of Will Rogers; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
July 10, 1986; E unp. 128123; John
Lambie, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
20189
Mem’ries of you; song. ©1e. July 27,
1986; E unp. 129127; Irene Carson
Crowder and Myrtle Gerganess Car-
roll, San Angelo, Tex. 20190:
Mexieana Flo from Mexico; w Perey
Edgar, m Alexander Berglas; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© July 20, 19386; E for: 45155; B.
Feldman & co., London. 20191
Mi-novia; rumba; pf. treble. © 1 «.
July 3, 1986; EH unp. 127676; Frank
Warshauer, Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
20192
Miami Beach you're calling; song,
melody Antonio De Quintana. ©1e.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 129079; Aaron
Ernest Woolfe, Miami Beach, Fla.
20193
Midnight melody ; slow fox-trot, w Sam
Nese and Mary Bonomo, melody
T. G. Palamone and Louis Marea-
nello. ©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128620; Thomas G. Palamone, Pitts-
burgh. 20194
w Al Lewis, m Shandor; with arr.
for guit., ete. © July 17, 1986; E
pub, 56488; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 20195.
Midsummer spell; poem Mary Webb;
mixed cho. © June 26, 1936; E for.
44898; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
20196
Million (A) miles from your heart;
w Jack Yellen, m Lew Po'lack. ©
1 e. July 14, 1986; E unp. 128371;
Movietone music corp., New York.
20197
Mind your own business; fox-trot song,
melody A. Harris and Ben Adelman.
©1c. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128828;
Albert Harris, Cambridge, Mass.
20198
Miner (The) sings; coll. of folk-songs
and ballads, transcriptions and musi-
eal arrs. Melvin LeMon, introduction
and editorial notes George Korson.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56132: J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 20199
Miracle (The) of peace; carol, poem
Hermon Ould. © July 21, 1936; E
for. 45262; David Carver, London.
20200
Misery; song. © 1c. May 2, 1936; EB
unp. 127939; San Bonita Slaughter,
St. Louis. 20201
Miss you, my dear; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 3, 19386; E unp. 127685; Mary
Dunphey, Riverton, N. J. 20202
Missing you; waltz, arr. J. Mervyn
Elefson; orch. pts., with w. © July
2, 1936; E pub. 56701; Maud Miller
Stevenson, Minneapolis. 20203
Mississippi waltz; w Mrs. Z. P. Lusk;
‘pi. © 1 ec July 27, 1986 Hap:
128095; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20204
Mr. Barley’s abroad; selection, Geof-
frey Henman, arr. Haydn Wood;
orch. pts. © July 10, 1936; E for.
45184; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 20205
Mr. Church; w and m J. Milton Reddie
and Eubie Blake. © 1 ¢. July 25,
1986; EK unp. 128998; Words & music,
ine., New York. 20206
Mr. Make-Believe; melody, with pf.
ace. ©1e. July 9, 19386; E unp.
128010; William Fabens_ Boles,
Marblehead, Mass. 20207
Mrs. MeGregor; by LeRoy Shield; pf.
©1e. July 30, 19386; E unp. 129350;
Robbins music corp., New York.
20208
Mit musik durch’s leben; marschfox,
aus Singende jugend, w Rudolph Ber-
tram, m Georg Gruber. © Jan. 31,
1936; E for. 45118; Dacapo verlag,
Vienna. 26209
Modern (The) vagrant; song. ©Mie:
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127787; Harry
Parris, St. Louis. 20210
Mohnblumen bliih’n .. .; lied u. tango,
w u. m Max Schénherr. © Apr. 21,
1936; E for. 45022 ; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
20211
Moi she moi she; w S. Matorano,
melody M. Gorcia. © 1c. July 17,
1936; E unp. 128496; Sam Matorano
and Mike Gorcia, Garfield, N. J. |
20212
Momento (Un) d’espirazione ; melodia.
©le. July 9, 1986; E unp. 128003 ;
Giuseppe Garibaldi Giallanza, High-
land Park, Il. 20213
Mon cher ami; w and melody. ©1e.
July 21, 1986; E unp. 128724; Vera
Heifetz, Los Angeles. 20214
898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
20242
Mon seul amour, c’est vous; de Disque
413, paroles A. de Badet, m Nikolaus
Brodszky. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44996; Choudens, Paris. 20215
Money, beans and bacon; song. © 1c.
July 20, 1936; E unp. 128589; Ernest
Hard, Curran, Mich. 20216.
Monotony; pf. © 1c. May 26, 1936;
E unp. 125388; Foster Maceo
Ricardo, New York. 20217
Monte Carlo moon; w Carlton Cook, m
Frances Weber, pf. arr. Bob Taylor.
©1e. July 25, 19386; E unp. 129024;
BE. Carlton Cook, Denver. 20218
Montferrine; bourrée_ lombarde,
Florent Schmitt, op. 86, no. 1; pf.
May 1, 1936; E for. 44982; Durand
& cie., Paris. 20219
Moods; w and m Larry Yost. ©1c¢.
July 18, 1936; E unp. 128540;
Lawrence D. Yost, Des Moines.
20220)
Moods of the fugitive; pf. ©le. July
8, 1936; E unp. 127876; Ruth Ellen
Gannon, San Francisco. 20221
Moon; w and m Irma Loy Miller; pf.
©1e. July 22, 19386; E unp. 128807;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20222
Moon (The) and you; song; Hawaiian
guit., diagram arr.;in D. © Dec. 2,
1935; E pub. 56677; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 20223
Moon at dawn; song, w Kathryn Kay.
© 1e. July 15, 1986; E unp. 128379;
Edna Fischer Hayes, San Francisco.
20224
Moon (The) hangs low; song, w Addi-
son Robert Pomeroy. © 1c. July 16,
1936; E unp. 128422; Hope Russell
O’Connell, Flagstaff, Ariz. 20225
Moon (A) in May; w and melody. ©
1c July 31, 19386; E unp. 129445;
John Erwin, Winslow, Ariz. 20226
‘Moon of gold; song. ©1e July 21,
1936; E unp. 128696; Georgia L,
Vogentiz, Newcomerstown, O. 20227
‘Moon’s (The) our home; w T. H.
Kraus, m Valera Weber Horn. ©
1 ¢e. July 6, 1986; E unp. 128532;
Thyrza Hayden Kraus and Valera
Horn, Kansas City, Mo. 20228
Moon (The) shadow on the water; w
John Joseph Petoskey; pf. © 1«.
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128451; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20229
89984—36—_5
Moonlight bridge; song, melody Alex-
ander Angus. ©1c. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129310; Donald Cunningham,
Hamilton, Ont., Canada. 20230
Moonlight dream; w and melody. ©1
ce. June 29, 1936; E unp. 127587 ; John
James, Omaha. 20231
Moonlight in a palace garden; pf., with
w. ©. tie. July 13), 19365" Hh ounp:
128210; Marie A. Schimmel, Phila-
delphia. 20232
Moonlight madness; w Grace Evlyn
Oswald; pf. ©1e. July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129145; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20233
Moonlight masquerade; w Richard
Jerome, m Walter Kent; with guit.
arr. © July 21, 1936; E pub. 56702;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 20234
Moonlight of old New York; w and
melody. © 1c. July 31, 1936; E
unp. 129455; Vera M. B. Carter,
Boonville, N. Y. 20235
Moonlight on the stream; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 15, 19836; E unp.
128349; Robert Cyril Cody, San
Francisco. 20236
Moonlight over London; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128110; Warn Milford Oscarson,
Inglewood, Calif. 20237
Moonlit trail of dreams; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 29, 1936; E unp.
128407; Buster Steele, Hollywood,
Calif. 20238
Moose-bar; alma mater song, from
Wives never know, w Frederick Haz-
lett Brennan, m Phil Boutelje. ©
1 e@ July 22, 1986; E unp. 128776;
Paramount productions, ine., New
York. 20239:
More love to Thee; anthem, w HEliza-
beth Prentiss, m Allene J. Bixby;
sop., alto and bar. © July 13, 1936;
E pub. 56353 ; Clayton F. Sumimy co.,
Chicago. 20240
More than anything else in this world;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
©l1ec. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129208;
George Challberg, Marshalltown, Ia.
20241
More (The) you hate me, the more I
seem to care; song. ©1c. July 30,
1986; E unp. 129864; Jack Kopf,
Philadelphia. 20242.
899
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20243 pt. III, n.s., v.31
Morning (The) after; by Gaston | Music is a language; w Betty Johnson,
Dorch; pf. © 1c. July 14, 19386; EB melody C. Bourne. © 1 ¢. June 8,
unp. 128314; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 20243
Morning glories in the rain; song. ©
ie pully 18; 193863 Hip. esha:
Ethel Connell Phoenix, Syracuse.
20244
Morning (The) glory; with variations ;
pt. © 1 Go July 9) 18367 ve ann:
127998; Rachael Louise Glasscock,
Corsicana, Tex. 20245
Morning (The) moon; song, poem
Elizabeth Daryush. © June 26,
1936; E for. 44899; Phyllis James,
London. 20246
Morte (La) di Frine ; leggenda tragica,
EK. Marco Senea, m Lodovico Rocea,
rid. dell’ autore per canto e pf. ©
June 9, 1986; D 39114; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan, 20246*
Moss (The) covered mill; fox-trot
song. ©. 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
127861; Naomi Mattison, Newfield,
ING): 20247
Mother dear, I’m coming back to you;
w Agnes Peterson; pf. ©1ec. July
1, 1986; E unp. 127564; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20248
Mother-in-law; by G. Dorch; pf. ©
1 ¢. July 14, 1986; EH unp.; 128317 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
20249)
Mother of Alpha gamma rho; song.
© 1c. June 29, 1936; E unp. 128517 ;
Lavyrne Brown Hughes, Grant,
Mont. 20250:
Mother sleeps in old Kentucky ; w and
melody. ©1e. July 8, 1936; E unp.
128408; James Wallace Smith, Circle-
ville, O. 20251
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Sin-
fonia concertante; ed., with original
cadenza, Lionel Tertis; violin, viola
and pf. © May 21, 19386; E for.
45080; Oxford univ. press, London.
20252
Mum’s the word; w Robert L. Scharff
and Marvin H, Mueller, m G. Homer ;
pe. © Ase July 1,°19363 ) ei unp.
127527; Marvin Mueller, Robert
Scharff, and Gus Homer, St. Louis.
20253.
Music highways and byways; advance
sheets, Osborne McConathy, John W.
Beattie and Russell V. Morgan. ©
July 15, 1986; AA 211485; Silver,
Burdett co., Newark, N. J. 20254
1936; E unp. 127717; Betty Bisselle
Johnson and Charles Bourne, Holly-
wood, Calif, 20255
Musical masterpieces; selected, arr.
and ed. Leopold Auer and Gustav
Saenger. 1. Viola.—2. Violoncello—
3. Bass. © June 26, 1936; E pub.
56143-56145 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 20256-20258
Musical (A) portrait of mother; song.
©l1c. July 8, 1936; E unp. 128037;
Ernest Willoughby Whistler, Ni-
agara Falls, N. Y. 20259)
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 7, July
1886. With suppl. © July 1, 1936;
H} for. 45039; Salvafionist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 20260
Musical toy; by Robert Braine, op. 19,
no. 1; pf. © June 27, 1986; E pub.
56412; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20261
Must I say, good-night, dear ; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128255:
EKmma Stafford, Carthage, N. C.
20262
Must love end like this; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. July 18, 1986; EB unp.
128581; Frank La Vere, Chicago.
20263
My America, my homeland; w Clar-
ence P. McDonald, and melody. ©
1 ec. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127638;
William C. Polla, New York. 20264
My angel has the devil in her eyes; w
and melody. © 1c. July 9, 1936;
E unp. 128526; Angela Jane C. Curry,
i.e. Mrs. T. B. Curry, Hartford.
20265
My beautiful butterfly; song. ©1..
July 20, 1986; E unp. 128598; Birdie
Rich Dunsworth, Emporia, Kan.
20266
My beautiful madonna; w F. Orlando,
mM. Ramagli. ©1le. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128866; Matilda Ramagli and
Frank Orlando, Philadelphia. 20267
My beloved; w and melody. © 1 .«.
July 2, 1986; BE unp. 127605; Edmund
R. Ghiselli, New York. 20268
My boy; pf., with w. ©1c. July 8,
1936; E unp. 127883 ; Maurice Block,
Brooklyn. 20269
900
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
My casa mafana; song, w Frances
Minton. © 1c. July 16, 1986; H
unp. 128373; Olive E. Pillsbury, Fort
Worth. 20270
My Corah Lee; w George Larkin
Disss;: pf. © le July 24) 1936; EB
unp. 129096; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20271
My cowboy love-song; fox-trot, w
Marri Lussi, m David W. Guion, arr.
Foster Cope; dance orch. pts.
July 2, 19386; E pub. 56584; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 20272
My darling Annabel Lou; w and mel-
ody Ivan Carlusky. © 1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 128341; Ivan Carl
Loschke, Windom, Tex. 20273
My darling dear; w Gretchen Terry
Bennett: pi. © 1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128793; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20274
My day begins and ends with you;
waltz, w Benny Davis, m J. Fred
Coots, pf. sc. Harold Potter; with
guit. arr. © July 27, 1936; E pub.
56602; Joe Morris music cc., New
York. 20275
My days in old Warren; waltz song,
melody Mario Leone. © 1c. July 6,
1936; EH unp. 127727; Charles Gilroy,
Myrtle Point, Or. 20276
My dear; fox-trot song. © 1c. June
22, 1986; E unp. 128060; Millard
Queen, Carlsbad, N. M. 20277
My dream of a cabin; w and m Claire
Magdalene Jones; pf. © 1. July
27, 1936: E unp. 129113; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20278
My favorite girl; w Mack David, m
Geo. W. Meyer, pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © July
7, 1936; E pub. 56272; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 20279
My foolish love ; w and melody Zachary
. Taylor Hutto. ©1c. July 25, 1936;
H unp. 128029; Famous music corp.,
New York. 20280
My girl in Kalamazoo; w and melody.
©1c. July 25, 1936; E unp. 129006;
Valdimir B. Robbins, Keokuk, Ia.
20281
My golden balloon ; song, w Olga Shuey.
©1c. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127758:
Marius Mannik, Los Angeles. 20282
My golden band of memories; song. ©
1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127850;
Chas. H. Dorman, Duquesne, Pa.
20283
20297
My happiness depends on you; fox-trot
song. ©1e. July 13, 19386; E unp.
128673; Fred Wolfsberger, Artesia,
Calif. 20284
My heart’s a-bloom; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1 ¢. July 20, 1936; E
unp. 128613; Robert A. Smith, Lin-
dale, Ga. 20285
My heart’s in the heart of the West;
from Heart of the West, w and m
Sam Coslow and Victor Young, pf.
se. Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © July 29, 1936; E pub.
566899 ; Paramount productions music
corp., New York. ~ — 20286
My heart wants to dance’: W” Bert
Kalmar and Sid SilvcGY melody
Harry Ruby. © 1c. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128555; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 20287
My heaven; fox-trot song. ©1c. June
22, 1936; E unp. 128066: Luruth
Smith Rivers, Austin, Tex. 20288
My home in the mountains, my home
on the range; w Jack West; pf. ©
1c. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128452:
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
2028
My home of childhood days; song. ©
1c. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128957:
Roy McBain, Eugene, Or. 20290
My Idaho; w and m W. Anthony; pt.
© 1c. July 11, 1936; E unp. 128185;
William Anthony and Edna Pearl
Timpson, Firth, Id. 210291
My J ean; w and melody. ©1e. July
25, 1536; E unp. 128987; A. W. Kerr,
New York. 20292
My last affair; from New faces, w
and m Haven Johnson; with arr.
for guit., ete. © July 17, 1936: E
pub. 56504; Chappell & co., ine., New
York. 20293
My life is a love song; w Bruce Sievier,
m Albert Arlen. © July 7, 1936;
E for, 45179; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, itd., London. 20294
My life, my love; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 8, 1986; E unp. 127866;
Emerson Scott, Los Angeles. 20295
My little friend in heaven; w and mel-
ody Glenn Mack. © 1c July 25,
1936; EH unp. 129010; W. Thomas
Williams, Bellevue, Ky. 20296
My little pal, where, where are you;
song. © 1c. July 15, 1936; E unp.
128351 ; Zella Myrtle Payton, Los An-
geles. 20297
901
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20298
My little woodland house; w Amry
Happ; pf. © 1c July 27, 19386;
E unp. 129097 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20298
My Louisiana Lou; w and melody.
©1l1e. July 24, 1986; E unp. 128927;
Leo Crisp, Denver. 20299
My love; w and m James W. Mont-
gomery. © 1c. June 22, 1986; H
unp. 128059; J. W. Montgomery, De-
eatur, Ill. 20300
My love dream come true; w Bertha
Moe Bryant; pf. © 1e July 27,
19386; E unp. 129098; Sylvester Long
Cross;, Portland, Or. 20301
My 1we ““s meant for you; w Violet
M. Ce cynd, and melody. © 1.
July 30, 1086; E unp. 129294; Lyman
L. Mead and Elwin J. Harris, Johns-
town, N. Y. 20302
My -love song; w and melody. ©1e.
July 9, 1986; E unp. 128017; Rosa-
lind Bloch, Youngstown, O. 20303
My love song for Sue; fox-trot song.
© 1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128659 ;
Wm. L. Stooksbury, Knoxville, Tenn.
20304
My lovely miss; song. © 1c. July 6,
19386; E unp. 127788; Harry Parris,
St. Louis. 20305
My lovely one; w and melody. ©1 ce.
July 21, 1936; E unp. 128716; J.
Harold Garber, Akron, O. 20306
My Manhattan; w and melody. ©1c.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127831; Fred
Stewart, New York. 20307
My Manhattan dreamer; song. ©
Apr. 29, 1986; E pub. 56426; Marga-
ret Payne Gauss, Rochester, N. Y.
20308
My memory love; w and m Russell C.
Comer; with guit. arr. © June 24,
1936; E pub. 56181; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 20309
‘My Moll-ie-o; waltz, w and melody.
©1ec. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129074;
Alice Maud DeCamp, Fairview City,
O. 20310
My mother is waiting; w and m John
Hancock; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. July
30, 1986; E unp. 129825; Georgia |
20311
My mountain home; song. @i ec:
July 15, 19386; E unp. 128333; Mag-
dalene Martell, Missoula, Mont.
music co., New York.
20312 |
VOLEy ODE ly SY AG oul
My old Missouri mother; song, ©1e.
July 1, 1936; E unp. 128762; Eugene
Tatum, Ventura, Calif. 20313
My old pal, Roxie; w Lillian Burns;
pf. ©l1e. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128794; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20314
My one and only; song. © 1c. July
9, 1936; E unp. 127972; Gene Mertz
and Freddie Rich, Port Chester, N. Y.
20315
My powdered sugar; song. ©1c. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128153; Haurold
Lawerence Osborne, Decatur, Il.
20316
My prairie home and you; song. ©
1 ec. July 24, 1936; E unp. 1289389;
John Campellone, Camden, N. J.
20317
My rose; song. ©1e. July 11, 1936;
EK unp. 128184; Charles Henry
Harmer, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 20318
My Rose of Alabama; song, melody
arr. Mary Phelan. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 128041; John Raleigh,
Peshtigo, Wis. 20319
My saddle is my throne; w Irving
Caesar, m Arthur Schwartz. ©1e.
July 14, 1986; E unp. 128284; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 20320
My silver haired sweetheart; song. ©
1 ec. July 30, 1936; E unp. 1293874;
Bernadine Schwartz, Bellevue, Pa.
20321
My sins are gone; hymn, w and m
Helen Griggs. © July 28, 1986; E
pub. 56634; Mary Helen Griggs,
Ceres, Calif. 20322
My song is you; w and m Ray Block,
Irving Brown and Bill Livingston ;
with guit. arr. © July 3, 19386; E
pub. 56236; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 20323
My song parade; pf., with w. ©1e.
July 15, 1936; E unp. 129409; Fran-
ces C. Bronson, Forest Hills, N. Y.
20324
My star; song, w Ora Bell Moody. ©
1 e July 7, 19386; E unp. 127897;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 20325
My Sue; w Mrs. Henry Carl Eschen-
burg: pf. ©1e. July 22, 1936; H
unp. 128795; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20326
| My_sweetheart of old Montana; song.
© 1e. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128958 ;
Roy McBain, Eugene, Or. 203827
902
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
20355
My Texas rangerette ; m Loraine Schu-
mann Votaw; pf., with w. © 1c.
July 17, 1936; E unp. 129381; Mar-
jorie Rogers Morris, Catarina, Tex.
20328
My thoughts are all about you, dear;
song, w Phoebe Lea Lovelace. ©
1 e. July 7, 1986; E unp. 127898; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 203829)
My treasure; song, w Mrs. Ray Whelp-
ley. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128834; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
20330
©1c. July 8, 1936;
E unp. 127884; Maurice Block,
Brooklyn. 20331
My Vermont; w Cora Hunter Calley;
pe © ic. July 22, 1986; B- unp.
128796; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20332
My window of dreams; w and m Les
Cobb, pf. sc. arr. Bob Taylor. ©
1e. July 9, 1936; E unp. 127976; Carl
L. Kob, Sedalia, Col. 20333.
My woodin boy friend; pf., with w. ©
1 e July 8, 1986; E unp. 127885;
Maurice Block, Brooklyn. 20334
Mysteries; song. ©1c. July 30, 19386;
E unp. 129296; Jessie Hubbard Thi-
lenius, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 20385
Nach dem ball; w Detlev von Lilien-
cron, m Richard Wintzer, op. 39, nr.
3. © Mar. 5, 1986; E for. 45037;
Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
20336
Nag, nag, nag; song, m Boris Gold-
berg. © 1. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127617; John Bowden, Revere, Mass.
20337
Naney. Jane: song.” © tc July ‘21,
1936; E unp. 128705; William Morti-
mer Hughes, Mount Tabor, N. J.
20338
National march; diagram arr.; Hawai-
ian guit.; in D. © Dee. 2, 1935; E
pub. 56671; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 20339
Nautilus; mélodie, Henry Read Mas-
ters; pf. © July 13, 1936; E pub.
56381; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 20340
Navarra; by Albeniz, transcribed Jas-
cha Heifetz; violin and pf. © July
§, 1986; E pub. 56531; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 20341
Nearly; w Robert L. Scharff and Mar-
vin EH. Mueller, m G. Homer; pf.
My U. S.; song.
1c. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127528;
Marvin Mueller, Robert Scharff and
Gus Homer, St. Louis. 20342
‘Neath Tahitian skies; w Walter Cran-
ert, m Sol Kekipi Bright and Allan
Kila, arr. E. Anderson and R. Wood ;
with ukulele arr. © June 12, 1986;
E pub. 55911; American-Polynesian
pub. co., San Francisco. 20343
"Neath the deep blue sea; song. ©1e.
June 22, 1986; E unp. 127003; Isa-
bella Lewis, Brooklyn. 20344
Neglected (A) wife; w EH. Malchiodi;
pf. © 1c July 16, 19386; E unp.
128453; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20345
Never die; w and melody. ©1e. June
30, 1986; E unp. 127508; Bernard
Oliver Jackson, Petersburg, Va.
20346
Never in all my life; w and melody.
©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp. 129448;
Michael Harrison, Philadelphia.
20347
Never let it be said; w and m Ray
Vaughn. .© 1-c. Julv 29, 1936; HE
unp. 129863 ; Raymond Vaughn Whit-
- man, jr., Springfield, O. 20348
New (The) deal rose with Roosevelt ;
song. © July 20, 1936; E pub. 56623 ;
Clarence Lucius Bobilya, Monroe-
ville, Ind. 20349
New friendship; concert polka, Chas.
W. Storm; trumpet or cornet, with
pf. ace. © July 23, 1936; E pub.
56539 ; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 20350
New (The) Handy guitar method;
modern plectrum style, written and
ed. Harry Volpe and Frank Victor.
© July 2, 1936; E. pub. 56311; Handy
bros. music co., ine., New York.
; 20351
New (A) star in heaven; song. ©1e.
July 29, 1936; E unp. 129226; Flor-
ence McEvoy, St. Louis. 20352
New York; w and melody. ©1e. July
29, 1936; E unp. 129361; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 20353
New York town; song, w Lillian D.
Lashle¥. © 1c. July 22, 1936; E
unp. 128767; Joseph Bell, Brooklyn.
20354
w A. H. A. Thompson, m W. H.
Morgan; [mixed voices] d.¢e:
June 19, 1936; E unp. 1289387; An-
drew H. A. Thompson and William
H. Morgan, New York. 20355
903
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20356
New York—wonder city of the world;
song.” © 1c. July ‘G6, 1936. n sump.
127722; Harold H. Hood, Litchfield,
Til. 20356
Nie hast du mich so gektisst wie heute ;
tango, w Beda, m Gyula Geiger. ©
May 10, 1986; E for. 45120; Dacapo
verlag, Vienna. 20357
Night bird; slow waltz song. © 1 «
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127765; Carroll
Ragan, Yonkers, N. Y. 20358
Night (The) has a thousand eyes; mel-
ody; with. pf. acch; (© scan inlyaG:
1936; E unp. 127966; Alph L. West-
ley, Hannaford, N. D. 20359
Night (The) has lost the moon; w Irvy-
ing Caesar, m Arthur Schwartz. ©
1 ec. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128285;
Movietone music corp., New York.
20360
Night in Manhattan; from Big broad-
east of 1957, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. July 22, 1986: E
unp. 128770; Paramount productions,
ine., New York. 20361
patter, from Big broadcast of
1937, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger.
©1e. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128771:
Paramount productions, ine, New
York. 20362
2d version of patter, from Big
broadcast of 1987, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. ©1e. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128772; Paramount produc-
tions, ine., New York. 20363
Night is here; song. © 1c. July 1,
1986; E unp. 127503: Benjamin Ed-
wards Neal, Los Angeles. 20364
Night life in New York; w and melody.
© 1c. June 27, 1936; E unp. 127584:
Helen Ball, Ambler, Pa. 20365
Night of love; w Milton Kay, m H.
Peters; pf. © 1 ¢ July 15, 1936: EB
unp. 128361: Herman Peters, Ber-
wyn, Ill., and Milton A. Klika, Cicero,
Tl. 20366
Night (The) that we met; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. July 22, 1986; E unp.
129379; Anna M. Huml, New York.
20367
Night (The) was quiet; w and m Man-
nie Banks; pf. ©1c. July B89, 1936;
EK unp. 129252; Bernard Mannie
Banks, New York. 20368
Night (The) we met; valse song. ©
1 ec. July 18, 1986; E unp. 128680;
Andrew Hils, Camp Holabird, Md.
20869
Dt Devoe
Night (The) we said that last good-
bye; w Jane Clare, and melody. ©
Le: fully ot, T986e) Ban eer
Owen J. Christensen, Los Angeles.
20370
Night (The) will end; w and m Ber-
nice Petkere; with guit. arr. ©
July 9, 1986; E pub. 56316; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 20371
Night (The) wind; poem Eugene Field,
m Birger W. Nordlander ; men’s cho.
© June 26, 1936; E pub. 56211; Har-
old Flammer, inc., New York. 20372
Nirvana; w John Hall Wheelock ; male
voices. ©1c. July 7, 1986; E unp.
127820; Charles H. Marsh, Chula
Vista, Calif. 20373
Nit far mir is yetzt tzum singen; song,
m Edvin Trachtenberg. © 1c. July
20, 1936; E unp. 128628; Dora Rivlin,
New York. 20374
No one, but you; song. ©1c. July 2,
19386; E unp. 127598; John Moore
Campbell, 3d, Harrisburg, Pa. 20375
No other arms will do; w W. Smith,
melody D. Warner. © 1c. July 21,-
1936; E unp. 128730; Wilbur Smith,
San Francisco, and Delorcs Warner,
Berkeley, Calif. 20376
No palace could take the place in my
heart, of that little log cabin of mine;
w Dolly Evans; pf. ©l1c. July 16,
1986; E unp. 128454; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20377
No river rhapsody ; w Jacque Stewart ;
pf:, ©.1,¢., July 20; 1936; Bumps
128627 ; Rosalie Staal, Jefferson, Wis.
20378
Noi siamo la gioventt ; inno delle logge
giovanili O. F. @Italia in America,
versi V. Bonarrigo, English tr. Sa-
verio Fresco, m S. Fresco. © June
20, 1986; E pub. 56497; Vincenzo
Bonarrigo and Saverio Fresco, De-
troit. 20379
None of them all is so lovely as you;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1c. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128122;
Franz Markus, Medford, Wis. 20380
Norseland sketches ; by Hermann Lohr ;
full orch. pts. © May 28, 1936; E
for. 45196; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 20881
Not that Mister Baker not that; song,
melody Frank .Vallone. © 1c. July
9, 1986; E unp. 127974; Edward J.
Nulty, New York. 20382
904
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Notenhochzeit ; foxtrot-intermezzo, text
Gerd Karlick, m Edmund Kotscher,
arr. Franz Stolzenwald; orch. stim-
men. © June 2, 1936; E for. 45016;
Wilhelm Gebauer, Leipzig. 20383
Nothing at all in particular, off we go
again; w and m Ralph Butler, Stan
Merrill and Evan Chard; with uku-
lele arr. © June 1, 1936; EH for.
45244; Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.,
London. 20384
Nothing is here for tears; unison or
choral song, w adapted from J. Mil-
ton, m R. Vaughan Williams; pf. or
organ ace. © May 7, 1936; E for.
45064: Oxford univ. press, London.
20385
Notturno romantico; di Arturo Ros-
sato, m R. Pick-Mangiagalli; canto
e pf. © Mar. 1, 1936; E for. 45243;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 20386
Nou e Roosevelt; song, w Mrs. S. K.
Piliwale. © 1c. July 13, 1936; E
unp. 128211; Silver K. Piliwale, Hon-
olulu. 20387
Novel (A) in a nutsheli; fox-trot, w
Ralph Butler and Stanley J. Dam-
erell, m Tolchard Evans. © June
30, 1986; E for. 45125; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 20388
Novillero ; intro., vals, serenata, bolero,
por la pelicula mexicana; pf. 2d pt.
©1ec. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128219;
Max Urban, Mexico, D. F. 20889
Now; w Charles Tobias; pf. treble.
© 1c. July 7, 1936; E unp. 127805;
Al Vann, Brooklyn. 20390
Now I am happy; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. July 9, 19386; E unp. 128014;
William Fabens Boles, Marblehead,
Mass. 20391
Now Phoebus sinketh in the west; w
from Milton’s Comus, m Thomas Au-
gustine Arne, arr. Albert Howe; ten.
© July 6, 1986; E for. 45175; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 20392
Now that you’ve gone; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128389; Nicholas Mallardo, Provi-
dence. 20393
Now you got your fingers burnt; w
O. J. Christensen and Jane Clare,
and melody. © 1c. July 81, 1936;
E unp. 129431; Owen J. Christensen,
Los Angeles. 20894
Numbers; fox-trot, w J. Y’Dowaj, and
melody. © 1 c¢. June 17, 1936; E
unp. 1275938; J. (Woody) Woodward,
Pittsburgh. 20895
Nursery portraits; by Arthur Bay-
non; pf. © May 21, 19386; E for.
45075; Oxford univ. press, London.
20396
O, blue skies of Ireland; song. © 1.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129367 ; Marion
Lodon Milholin, White Plains, N. Y.
20397
O du mein edelweiss ; walzer, von Karl
Christian, tiber tiroler-duett, P.
Rohricht, op. 15, nr. 1; violine, vio-
loncello u. Klavier. © Aug. 15, 1933;
E for. 44881; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
20398
O Lord our governor; unison song for
any time of thanksgiving, w from
the Bible, m Basil Maine; pf. or
organ ace. © May 8, 1986; E for.
45135; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20399
O mighty soul of England; national
hymn, poem Frederick George Scott;
massed mixed voices; organ or pf.
ace. © July 21, 1936; E for. 45267;
Alfred Whitehead, Montreal. 20400
O sacred Head; song, m M. Zahn. ©
1 ec. July 20, 1986; E unp. 129276;
Myrtle Zahn, i. e. Mrs. Fred J. Zahn,
jr., Louisvilie. 20401
O sole mio; diagram arr.; Hawaiian
guit.; in D. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub.
56686; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
20402
Ode of the national W. P. A.; song.
© June 22, 1936; E pub. 56149;
Clara B. Mays, Texarkana, Ark.
20403
Off for magic play; w and melody. ©
1c July 2, 1986; E unp. 127615;
Pauline Dagne, Los Angeles. 20404
Oh babe, maybe someday; song, Duke
Ellington. © July 20, 1936; E pub.
56507; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 20405
Oh, it must be love; w and m Irene
McCarty; pf. ©l1e. July 1, 1936;
E unp: 127549; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20406
Oh, love will venture in; Scottish folk
song, poem Robert Burns, arr.;
mixed cho. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45268; Alfred Whitehead, Montreal.
20407
905
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20408
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Oh, Susanna; w and m Stephen C.
Foster, arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawai-
ian guit. solo, Hawaiian guit. obbl.,
Hawaiian guit. obbl. ace. and Span-
ish guit. acc. © July 21, 1936; E
pub. 56548; First natl. inst. of allied
arts, South Bend, Ind. 20408
Oh! tell me why; song, w Derwent
Waters. © 1c. June 30, 1986; H
unp. 128650; David Davies, Luscar,
Alta., Canada. 20409
Oh, that Romeo; w and m Mary Pau-
line Vogler; pf. © 1. July 16,
1936; E unp. 128480; Sylvester. Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20410
Oh, this is Texas to me; w Jessie
Mason; pf. ©1e. July 16, 1936;
EK unp. 128455; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20411
Oh, where are the flowers of June;
w Lora Olive Blair; pf. © 1.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129099; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20412
Oh, yes, oh, yes, a million times yes;
song, m Richard Brothers. © 1 ec.
July 11, 1936; E unp. 128180; Eva-
lena S. Van Gunten, Los Angeles.
20413
Old (The) apple tree; w Viola White;
pf. ©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129146; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20414
Old Black Joe; arr. Fred T. Busswood :
Hawaiian guit., in note and dia-
gram, with w. © May 21, 1936; E
pub. 563824; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
easter, Pa. 20415
Old family album; waltz song, melody
Sam Adelman. © 1c. July 10, 1936;
E unp. 128119; Grace R. Phillipson,
Andover, N. Y. 20416
Old (The) farm, our home by the hill;
song, m Pearl Hansen. © 1 ¢. Mar.
4, 1986; E unp. 127923; C. I. Alex-
ander, McCreary, Manit., Canada.
20417
Old (An) fashioned buggy in the barn;
w and m Walter G. Samuels, Leon-
ard Whitcup and Teddy Powell. ©
1 ce July 25, 19386; E unp. 129000;
Words & music, inc., New York.
20418
Old (An) fashioned English garden;
song, w Grace M. Flavin. © 1.
June 27, 1986; E unp. 127926; J.
Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 20419
Old (The) fashioned girl; song. ©
1c July 21, 1936; E unp. 128706;
William Mortimer Hughes, Mount
Tabor, N. J. 20420
Old (An) Hawaiian guitar; w and m
Leon and Towers: with ukulele arr.
R. S. Stodden, and chords for guit.
and pf. accordion. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 45152; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 20421
Old Indian trails; w Lueille Giles; pf.
©1e. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128797;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20422
Old man Frost; w Theodore Amnelius,
jr.; pf. ©l1e. July 22, 19386; E unp.
128798; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20423:
Old (The) mill wheel never turns
anymore; w and m Mary Schaeffer ;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 11, 1936; E
pub. 56533; Red star songs, inc.,
New York. 20424
Old Nebraska moon; song. Rev. ed.
©le. July 7, 19386; E unp. 127815;
Lawrence E. Hilton, Rehrersburg,
Pa. 20425
Old Oregon moon; w and melody. ©
1 e« July 21, 1986; E unp. 128731;
Merrill D. Tonning, Boise, Id. 20426
Old pal; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128891; Nora Springer, Oklahoma
City. 20427
Old (The) rocking chair; song, w
Charles Samuel Poling. © 1c. July
28, 1936; E unp. 129169; Milton Kar-
stadt Rasbury, Phoenix, Ariz. 20428
Old (An) saddle for sale; w Harry
Pease and Willie Raskin, m Vincent
Rose, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with guit.
arr. © June 30, 1936; E pub. 56171 ;
Mills music, ine., New York. 20429
Old (The) shady pine; w Robt. Wood-
ward; pf. ©1e. July 27, 19386; EH
unp. 129100; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20430
Old (The) songs are the best songs
after all; waltz; pf., with w. ©le.
July 21, 1986; E unp. 128737; Jack
Kay, Massillon, O. 20431
Old sweetness; m Larry Conly; pf.
treble, with w. ©1e. July 9, 19386;
E unp. 128518; Bess McReynolds,
Gaithersburg, Md. 204382
Old (An) time tune; waltz song, mel-
ody R. Montgomery and Ben Adel-
man. ©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129221 ; Robert Montgomery, Detroit.
204383
906
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
20461
suai
On a coconut island; w and m R. Alex.
Anderson, pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry ; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © June 24,
1936: E pub. 56203; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inec., New York.
20434
On a cold winter night; w and m John
Hancock; pf. treble. © 1c. July
30, 1986; E unp. 129329; Georgia
music co., New York. 20435
On a Gypsy site; w and m Mannie
Banks; pf. © 1c. July 29, 19386;
E unp. 129253; Bernard Mannie
Banks, New York. 20436
On a holiday in my playroom; from
Song and dance man, w and m Sid-
ney Clare. © July 6, 1936; E pub.
56258; Movietone music corp., New
York. 20437
On a little chicken ranch in San Diego;
w and m Mrs. S. O. Posey. ©1ce.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 1279381; Minnie
Posey, San Diego, Calif. 20488
On a little ship sailing the sea; waltz
song. ©1ece. July 16, 19386; E unp.
128734; Stanley Albert Willcock,
Johannesburg, South Africa. 20439
On a merry-go-round of love; w Doris
Mayer, and melody. © 1c. July 7,
1936; E unp. 128512; Ludwig Leaf,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 20440
On a midsummer day by the whisper-
ing stream; w and m Jens Peter
Jensen; pf. ©1c. July 28, 1936; E
unp. 129151; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20441
On a pendu la crémaillére; fox-trot,
paroles Charlys, m Henry Himmel ;
orch. ptes. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44989; H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
20442
On a road that winds down to the sea;
w Claude S. Hull, m Ernest R. Ball.
© June 5, 1936; E pub. 56213; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 20443,
On a sunny afternoon;
Shields pi» © fe: July 305 1936;
E unp. 129356; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 20444
On a whatnot; by Ruth Janfrey; pf.
© 1c. June 25, 1936; E unp. 127940;
Margaret Elsa Sperry, Mankato,
Minn. 20445
On foot; op. 98, no. 2; pf. © June 26,
1936; E for. 44901; York Bowen,
London.
by LeRoy
20446
On guard; w and melody. ©1ce. July
31, 1986; E unp. 129413; Henry W.
Iriedhoff, Atlantic City. 20447
On her honeymoon; w Harry Ben Bolt,
melody Effie May Bolt. ©1c. July
20, 1986; E unp. 128588; Ben Bolt
song productions, Lakeside, O.
20448
On the Butterfield trail; w and m Starr
Von, Pluss. © 1 «July 18, 1936;
EH unp. 128544; Stella D. Fluss, Holt-
ville, Calif. 20449
On the dock; by LeRoy Shield. ©1e.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129333; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 20450
On the levee; by June Waldo; pf. ©
July 6, 1936; E unp. 56226; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 20451
On the loose; by Harry Brooks; pf. ©
July 29, 1936; E pub. 56644; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 20452
On the merry go ’round; w Stanley
Adams, m Belle Fenstock; pf. ©1e.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127724; Belle
Fensterstock, New York. 20453
On the river Nile; song, w Jeanne
Cirelli. ©1c. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129194; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
20454
On the Santa Fe trail; song, m Leo
Richard. ©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128029; Fantina Mae Conley, Des
Plaines, Il. 20455
On the saucy Zeppelin; w Cecil
Warner; pf. ©1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128799; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20456
On the shores of an emerald sea; w
Frederick Isaac Williams; pf.
1 @ July 1, 1986; E unp. 127565;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20457
On the trail of the mountain pines; w
John Patrick Kelso; pf. Lids
July 16, 1936; EH unp. 128456; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
| 20458
On to the desert; w and m Lily Strick-
land; male cho. or quartet. © July
17, 1986, E pub. 56502; Chappell &
co., inc., New York. 20459
On to the goal; pf. © July 6, 1936;
E pub. 56329; LeRoy C. Hinkle,
Dover, N. J. 20460
On to victory ; march, Ralph I. Schoon-
maker; band pts., with conductor.
© June 27, 1936; E pub. 56261; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 20461
907
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20462
On with F. D. R. to victory; song. ©
1 ¢@ July 9, 19386; E unp. 127977;
Johannes Heyn, New York. 20462
On with the show, don’t ring the cur-
tain down; w and m Tommie Connor
and Eddie Lisbona. © July 15, 1936;
E for. 45234; Dix, Itd., London.
20463
On yonder rosy isle; w Make Peace |
Chalmers; pf. ©1ce. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128800; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20464
Once more; w David Ormont, and
melody. ©1e. July 14, 1936; E unp.
128324; George Herbert Bourne, Los
Angeles. 20465
Onde; due studi, Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco; pf. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45227; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
20466 |
One dark spot in my hubby’s life;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 «@
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127653 ; Florence
Rodgers, Scottsbluff, Neb. 20467
One moment with you; song. ©1 «.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127827; Casimir
Michal Nehr, Chicago. 20468
One more kiss ; fox-trot, w and melody.
©1ec. July 23, 1936; E unp. 128896;
Gordon Hull, Staten Island, N. Y.
20469
Gne more waltz, before we say good-
bye; w Harlin bros. and George
Bailey; Hawaiian- guit., diagram!
arr., with bass guit. chords; in E.
©’ Jan. 1.719386: BE pub) 56682:
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 20470:
One night; song, melody George
Schloss. © 1c July 27, 1936; E
unp. 129068; Jack M. Kay, Brook-
lyn. 20471
One night all alone; song. © 1 «@
July 10, 1986; E unp. 128111; Ern-
est E. La Placa, Passaic, N. J.
20472
One night in June; song, w Myntora
J. Roker. © 1. July 29, 1936; E
unp. 129195; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 20473.
One (The) rose that’s left in my
heart; w and m Del Lyon and Lani
McIntire; with guit. arr. © July
8, 1986; E pub. 56803; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
20474
One tiny word; fox-trot, w Cuthbert
Green, m Charles Baker. © July 1,
Dt: TEMS yer
1936; E for. 45126; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 20475
One-two-three-four, hey; from Under
two flags, w Sidney Mitchell, m Lew
Pollack. © July 6, 1986; E pub.
56254; Movietone music corp., New
York. 20476
Oni aka moku; w and m Sol Kekipi
Bright; with ukulele arr. © May
20, 1936; E pub. 55842; American-
Polynesian pub. co., San Francisco.
20477
Only a memory; w and m Marcia
Roberts; pf. ©1e. July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128472; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20478
Only one; w and melody. ©1e. July
16, 1986; E unp. 128419; Nellie M.
Shevlin, University City, Mo. 20479
Open house; melody Joe Kilbourne.
©1e. July 8, 1936; E unp. 127868;
Joseph Coolidge Kilbourne, Burlin-
game, Calif. 20480
Orchestermusik mit klavier; v. Rudolf
Wagner-Régeny. Partitur. © June
3, 1936; E for. 45118; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 20481
Organ grinder’s swing; by Will Hud-
son, arr. Lou Leaman; pf. © June
22, 1936; E pub. 56556; Exclusive
publications, inc., New York. 20482
Original for piano no. 4. ©1ce. July
25, 19386; E unp. 128974; Gilbert
Steele Bowers, New York. 20483
Oshtuh buyer; song. © 1c. July 30,
1936; E unp. 129371; Addine Camp-
bell Myers, Savannah. 20484
Ottino (Mario G.) Preludio; pf. ©
1 ¢« July 8, 1936; E unp. 127904;
Mario G. Ottino, New York. 20485 |
Ou sont mes amants; valse, paroles
Vandair, m Charlys. © May 1,
1936; E for, 44992; Ray Ventura &
Glen Paris. 20486
Qur bungalow of love; w Christine
Layer; pf. © 1c July 1, 19565 8
unp. 127566; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20487
Our dance; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127577; Ethel
Johnson-Wolfe, Los Angeles. 20488
Our darling babe; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E
unp. 128420; Ellen M. Foster, Brad-
dyville, Ia. 20489
908
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Gur days together; w and m Jimmy
Kennedy and Michael Carr; with
ukulele arr. and chords for pf. ac-
ecordion. © June 27, 1936; E for.
45259; Peter Maurice music co., Itd.,
London. 20490
Our home town; song. ©1c. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127768; Grace Hall
Riheldaffer, Hollywood, Calif.
20491
Our own dear old U. 8S. A.; w and
m Harold J. Negley; pf. © 1 «¢
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128474; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20492
Our parting song; w and m Bob No-
lan; pf. ©ic. July 27, 1986; E unp.
129056; Robert Harvey Nolan, Cin-
cinnati. 20493
Our relations; overture, LeRoy Shield.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129351 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
20494
Cur to-morrows; fox-trot song. © 1
c. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128674;
Harold Sarah, Fresno, Calif. 20495
Our treasure city New York; song;
with mixed cho. © 1. July 24,
1936; E unp. 128993; Clotilde Geor-
giana Morey, Brooklyn. 20496
Out of luck: fox-trot song. © 1 «¢.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 128098; EH. W.
Quitmeyer, Lexington, Neb. 20497
Out where the blue begins; w and mel-
ody Cliff Friend. © 1c. July 31,
1986; E unp. 129377; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 20498
Over a bowl! of suki-yaki; w and mel-
ody Richard Jerome and Walter
Kent. ©1ce. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128704; Santly bros.-Joy, ine., New
York. 20499
Over a cup of coffee; w Sidney Clare,
m Harry Akst. © 1c. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129391;
corp., New York. 20500
Over the summer sea; arr. Fred T.
Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram, with w. © July §8,
1936; E pub. 56325; Macklin pub.
co., Lancaster, Pa. 20501
Ozark moon; song, pf. arr. Cliff Beard ;
with guit. arr. © July 22, 19386; E
pub. 56552; Carl E. Haden, Topeka,
Kan. 20502
Pacing the floor; w A. Whiteley and
Jules Adams, and melody. ©1«
a
Movietone music |
20513
July 9, 1986; EH unp. 127987; Arthur
Whiteley, Los Angeles. 20503
Panama knights; musical comedy, w
Thomas Ormsby Ballinger, and melo-
dies. ©1c. June 12, 1936; D 39109;
Howard Francis Eastwood, Alameda,
Calif. 20503*
Paolina; rumbafox, aus Salzburg-aus-
verkauft, w Josef Petrak, m Hans
Lang. © May 30, 1936; E for. 45117;
Wiener operettenverlag, g. m. b. h.,
Vienna. 20504
Paper flowers; w and melody. ©1e. .
July 28, 1936; E unp. 129176; John H.
Schuldt, Stickney, S. D. 20505
Paper on the wall; w Al Lewis, m Shep
Fields and Sal Gioé; with arr. for
guit., ete. © July 27, 1936; E pub.
56572; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
20506
melody Shep Fields and Sal
Gioé. © 1c July 6, 1936; E unp.
127750; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 20507
Parade of the bunnies ; composed, rev.,
fingered and ed. Moissaye Boguslaw-
ski; pf. © July 9, 1936; E pub.
56332; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 20508
Pardon me; w and melody Neil Water-
man and Al White. © 1c. July 15,
1936; E unp. 128506; Famous music
corp., New York. 20509
Paris pandemonium ; song, melody Leo
Diamond. © 1. July 8, 1936; EH
unp. 127879; Louis Scheingarten,
New York. 20510
Parked in a car with you; w Will Au-
brey, melody Benny Ross. © 1.
July 138, 1936; E unp. 128275; Ben
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 20511
Parmai ibolya; zenés paradé 3. fel-
vonasban, irta: Szilagyi Laszlo, zené-
jét szerezte: Dolecsk6 Béla, rendezte :
Loranth Vilmos. © 1 c¢. June 30,
1936; D 39111; Alexander Marton,
Budapest, Hungary. 20511*
Parsley on everybody’s soup; w B. B.
Johnson, melody C. Bourne. © 1.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127718; Betty
Bisselle Johnson and Charles Bourne,
Hollywood, Calif. 20512
Part of me; song. © 1. July 22,
1936; E unp. 128749; Irving Nemoff,
. Cresskill, N. J. 20513
909
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20514
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Part (A) of my heart; w Harold Hell-
man and L. Kaplan, melody B. A.
Saipe. ©1ce. July 20, 1936; E unp.
128586; Bruce A. Saipe, Harold H.
Hellman and Lenore Kaplan, Chi-
cago. 20514
Parting; pf., with w. © 1c. July 9,
1936; E unp. 127979; Mansell Brown
McKalip, Tarentum, Pa. 20515
Passing by; song, Edward C. Purcell,
arr. Healey Willan. © May 28, 1936;
E for. 45010; Hdwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 20516
Pastoral mood; by. Hugo Friedhofer.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E_unp. 129400;
Movietone music corp., New York.
20517
Patsy, my darlint, come out now and
dance; jig, w and m Jewell Hen-
nessy; pf. © June 24, 1936; E for.
45209; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
20518
Patty songs; w Nick Kenny, m Louis
Drakeford. © 1. July 6, 1936; E
unp. 128991; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 20519
Pauline; w George Bailey and Harlin
bros. ; "Hawaiian guit., diagram arr. ;
in A. © Dee. 2, 1985; E pub. 56673 ;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis. 20520
Peace on earth; song; with ukulele
arr. -©-1 ¢ July 3, 193862 EB unp.
127679; William Taylor Evans,
Waukegan, I. 20521
Peace on the deep; song, w Dinah
Craik. ©1e July 15, 1936; E unp.
129237: Everett R. Currier, West-
port, Conn. 20522
Peaceful waters; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©
July 3, 1986; E unp. 127686 ; William
Yoder, Walkerton, Ind. 20523
Pearl Harbor march; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.:in D. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56681; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 20524
Peasant (The) and his oxen; Jugo-Slav
folksong, arr. Raymond Allyn Smith
and Walter Aschenbrenner; men’s
cho. © June 26, 1936; E pub. 56141;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 20525
Pebbles in the pond; w and m J.
Kanner, Alton Wolfert and Rosa-
monde Sarier. © 1c. June 20, 1936;
E unp. 127588 ; Jerome Kanner, New
York. 20526
Pedalling the modern pianoforte; by
York Bowen. © July 2, 1936; E for.
45068; Oxford univ. London.
20527
Peggy Ann from Kansas land; w
Luther W. Miller, m C. S. Hatfield.
©1c. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128421;
Luther William Miller and Cora
Salmans Hatfield, Wichita. 20528
Peggy Anne; w and melody. © 1 .«.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127664; Marion
E. Clayton, Laurinburg, N. C.
20529
Pendleton (The) trail; w Dusty Leyne;
“pf: ©-A1 e duly, 10 1936; E unp.
127567; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20530
Penny (A) for your thoughts; valse
song, m Clyde Cheney. © 1 ec. May
18, 1986; E unp. 127957; Aleda
Cheney, Salt Lake City. 20531
press,
Perfect (A) Symphony; w and melody.
©l1e. July 9, 1936; E unp. 127994;
Hdward Michael Altman, New York.
20532
Perky pieces; by Reginald Jevons;
pf. nos. 1-4. © June 19, 1936; E for.
44904; J. & W. Chester, ltd., London.
20538
Persiana; song, w Eli Haggard and
M. A. Haggard, arr. Ernest Car-
nicelli. .© Aug. 15, 1935. Epub:
56611; Mary Anna Haggard, New
York. 20534
Pesth; marche tzigane, sur des motifs
de J. Demaraist [and] La senora de
Paris; marche espagnole: par G.
Loés; orch. ptes. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 45002; Léon Brice, Paris.
205385
Piano improvisation for Hawkes A-29;
by David Buttolph. © 1c. July 14,
1936; E unp. 128369; Movietone
music corp., New York. 20536
Piano parade; novelty solos in modern
rhythm, Egon Kemeny, Georg Fejer
and others; pf. v. 1-3. © Jan. 17,
1936; E for. 44954; Octava biihnen-
u. musikverlag, a. g., Ziirich, Switzer-
land. 20537
Piave-marsch; Baron Lehar 106°" reg.-
marsch, Franz Lehar; salonorch.
stimmen. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
44869; Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz
Lehar, Vienna. 20538
Piccino mio; versi e melodia. © 1 «.
July. 2... 1986; E> “unips i2iao re:
Armando Capponi, Brooklyn. 20539
910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Picture (A) on the wall; pf. with w.
© 1c. July 16, 1936; E unp. 128411;
Vernon E. Downing and John
Plessinger, Golden, Col. 20540
Picture (The) that hangs in the
frame; w and melody Ed Rogers.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 1293807 ;
Jack Crilly, Royal Oak, Mich.
20541
Picture (A) without any frame; fox-
trot song. © 1c. June 8, 1986; E
unp. 128089; Beulah Wright, Craw-
fordsville, Ind. 20542
Pictures of you; song. ©1e. July 2,
1936; E unp. 128296; Sylvia L. Big-
gerstaff, Sioux City, Ia. 20543
Picturesque Pasadena; w Oscar Gri-
scott, melody Arthur Olsen. © 1 «.
July 31, 1986; E unp. 129411; Oscar
Herman Griscott, Pittsburgh. 20544
Pierrette by the stream; entracte
fantasy, Montague Ewing; pf. ©
May 29, 19386; E for. 44944; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 20545
Pierrot und Colombine; tanz-inter-
mezzo, Viktor Hruby, arr. komponis-
ten; odeon u. salon orch. stimmen.
© July 2, 1986; E for. 45105; A.
Cranz, Brussels.. 20546
Pilgrim (The) suite; by John Thomp-
son; pf. © July 27, 1936; E pub.
56641; Willis musie co., Cincinnati.
20547
Pinch my little finger in the dark;
song. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
1283877; Haydn William Broughton,
Pittsburgh. 20548
Pine (A) tree standeth lonely; poem
Heine, tr. James Thomson; men’s
cho. or quartet. © June 26, 1986; E
for. 44897; Hugh S. Roberton, Glas-
gow. 20549
Pins and needles; song, melody Lee
Mason. ©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129170; Hilda Jane Watkins,
Chester, Pa.. 20550:
Pipe dreams; w Brent Manley, m Hal
Hubbard; pf. treble. ©1c. July 6,
1936; E unp. 127889; Harold Hugene
Hubbard, Houston. 20551
Pippinella (La); versie melodia. ©
‘1 ce. July 9, 19386; E unp. 128004;
Giuseppe Garibaldi Giallanza, High-
land Park, Ill. 20552
Pisen Lasky; by Josef Suk, op. 7, no. 1,
arr. B. Leopold; orch. pts. © July
1, 1936; E for. 45130; Fr. A. Urbanek
& sons, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
20553
20568
Pitter, patter comes the rain; song, w
Marcia Megquire Libby. ©1c. July
7, 1936; E unp. 127899; J. Chas. Mce-
Neil, Los Angeles. 20554
Place (The William) jr. method for
the mandolin. v. 2, 3. © July 2,
19386; AA 210017, 210018; Nicomede
music co., Altoona, Pa. 20555, 20556
Plantation (A) lullaby; song, w Helen
Sweeley. ©1ce July 21, 1936; E
unp. 128886; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 20557
Playing with my heart; w Annie Sil-
hime apt: ©) 1 ely July. 2 1986.
unp. 129101; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20558
Playtime-paradise; song. © 1c. July
15, 1986; E unp. 129291; Norman
Lester Somers, Pleasantville, N. J.
20559:
Please be mine; w and m Fred P..
Myers and Helen Myers. © 1c. July *
18, 1986; E unp. 127917; Helen HE.
Myers, Oklahoma City. 20560
Please don’t cry, my darling; w J.
Baldassarre, melody D. Romani. ©
1e. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127648 : Dino
Romani and Jino Baldassarre, Phila-
delphia. 20561
Please don’t give me the gong; fox-trot
song, melody W. R. Peckham and
‘Ben Adelman. © 1c. July 10, 1936;
* KE unp. 128117; William R. Peckham,
Richland Center, Wis. 20562
Please don’t say good-bye; pf. treble, -
with w. .©1c. July 22, 1936; E unp.
128766; Haven Adolph Johnson, New
York. 20563
Please don’t say you love me if you
dont; w P. Jackson, melody H.
Brooks. © 1c. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127738; Harvey Brooks and Palmere
Jackson, Los Angeles. 20564
Please keep me in your dreams; w Tot
Seymour, m Vee Lawnhurst, pf. sc.
Geo: N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele,
ete.. © July 21, 1936; E pub. 56563;
Famous music corp., New York.
. . 20565
— melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. July 15, 1936; E unp. 128504; -
Famous music corp., New York.
. 20566
Please remember me; w and melody.
©1c. July 29, 1986; E unp. 129242;
Peggy Gable, Ambridge, Pa. 20567
Pleasure bent; song, m Victor S. Rux.
©1c. July 11, 1936; E unp. 128172;
Vincent H. Rux, Denver. 20568
HA gk
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20569
Polichinelle; s@érénade, Fritz Kreisler,
arr. Christiaan Kriens; orch. pts.
July 9, 1986; E pub. 56424; Charles
Foley, New York. 20569)
Polly Oliver; English air, w W. G.
Rothery, m arr. with descant H. A.
Chambers. © July 10, 1936; E for.
44960; Novello & co., Itd., London.
20570:
Polonaise; op. 53, no. 1 [and] Perpe-
tuum mobile; op. 53, no. 2: v. Karl
Hoyer ; klavier. © Dec. 20, 1933; E
for. 44884; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
20571
Polyphonies du XIII° siécle; le manu-
serit H. 196 de la: Faculté de méde-
cine de Montpellier, publié Yvonne
Rokseth. tome 1, reproduction photo-
typique du manuscrit. © Dec. 20,
1935; A. for. 31500;. Louise B. M.
Dyer, Paris. 20572
Poor Dinah; w and m Morton Mor-
row; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
July 18, 1986; E. for. 45193; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 20573
Poor Fanny; w and melody Rand
Riopelle. © 1c. July 15, 1986; EB
unp. 128355; R. Schreiber, Los An-
geles. 20574
Poor little boy; fox trot, w and m Lee
Jerome Harvey. © 1 «¢ July 10,
1936; E unp. 128118; Harvey J.
Lebo, Washington. 20575
Popping along with the poppies; song,
m Karl Kaye. © 1c. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 1288738; Emily B. Kessler,
Wilkinsburg, Pa. 20576
Por eso te quiero; English w Albert
Stillman, Spanish w and m Ernesto
Lecuona; with guit. arr. © July 9,
1986; E pub. 56280; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
20577
Por tus ojos negros; cancion, melodia.
© Mar. 15, 1936; E for. 44925; EHr-
nesto Lecuona, Havana. 20578
Potamkin (Frank J.) Dance; pf. ©
July 11, 1986; E pub. 56314; Hlkan-
Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia. 20579
Pourquoi; pf. © 1e¢ July 8, 1936;
E unp. 127905; Gertrude Brown, i. e.
Mrs. W. S. Brown, New York.
20580
Praise the Lord, O my soul; w from
Psalm 103, m _ Cyril Bradley
Rootham; mixed cho. © May 21,
1936; E for. 45076; Oxford univ.
press, London. 20581
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Praise to God; festival hymn, w Rob-
ert Bridges, m Basil Maine; organ
or pf. acc. © May 8, 1936: E for
45136; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20582
Prayer (A); wM. Ericksen, m A. Mar-
quis. © 1c. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127594; Alta Marquis and Mabel
EHricksen, Bemidji, Minn. 20583
Prayer; w Robert Herrick, m William
Robert Davis; 6-pt. mixed cho. ©
June 19, 1936; E pub. 56387; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 20584
Prayer of a soldier in France; w Rob-
ert Garland; mixed voices. © 1 «.
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127821; Charles
H. Marsh, Chula Vista, Calif.
20585
Prelude to autumn; pf. ©1e. July 7,
1936; E unp. 127930; James Joseph
O’Hara, Boston. 20586
Preludio e Fuga; di P. Delachi; pf.
© Feb. 21, 1936; E for. 45242; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 20587
Preludio e fuga in sol minore; di
Maria Giacchino Cusenza; pf. ©
June 13, 1936; E for. 45232; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 20588
Preludio e Fughetta; v. Sparre Olsen,
op. 28; orch. Partitur. © Feb. 5,
19386; E for. 44911; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 20589
Premier (‘The); polka, Edw. Llewel-
lyn, ed. and arr. Charles J. Roberts;
with pf. ace. 1. Solo B flat cornet,
trumpet.—2. Trombone or bar.
July 1, 1986; E pub. 56197, 56198;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
20590, 20591
Premonition and disaster; by R. H.
Bassett. © 1 c« July 14, 1936: EH
unp. 128290; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 20592
Prés de teS yeux, prés de ton cceur;
tango chanson, paroles Claude Loris.
©1ec. June 12, 1936; E unp. 127520;
Cécile Simon, Paris. 20598
Presa (La) di Addis Abebba; canzone,
melodia Antonio Libardo. © 1 «
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127816; Ignazio
Alt, Passaic, N. J. 20594
Pretending; fox-trot song. © 1.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128666; Eliza-
beth Phillips, Boylston, Ala. 20595
Pride (The) of an Irish heart; song,
m Luther A. Clark. ©1ce. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128624; Caroline O’Con-
nell, Flint, Mich. 20596
912
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
20622
ee ne
Primavera La sirena 1936; versi G.
Dell’ Aquila, ed altri, m Nicola
Quagliero, ed altri. © Apr. 1, 1936;
E for. 45141: Italian bk. co.,, New
York. 20597
Princess Peppermint; romantic com-
edy, bk. and lyrics E. J. Gott, m Bye.
Gott and Walter Emerson Abbott.
© 1e. July 14, 1936; D 39112; Hlisa-
beth Joyce Gott, Boston. 20597*
Princeton men are marching; by Har-
old. Flammer, arr. George F.
Briegel; band pts., with solo and 1st
B flat trumpet conductor. © June
26, 1936; E pub. 56208; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 20598
Prisoner’s (The) song: melody, with
pf. ace. and violin obbl. © May 14,
1936; E pub. 55415; Nathaniel Shil-
kret, New York. 20599
Privateer (The) ; story John Lawrence
Morris, lyrics and m Pauline Win-
Slow. Rev. ©1e. July 1, 1936; D
39104; John L. Morris, Brooklyn.
20599*
Prologue, episode, and interlude; from
Sir John in love, libretto based on
Shakespeare’s The merry wives of
Windsor, set to m R. Vaughan Wil-
liams. © May 7, 1936; E for. 45078;
Oxford univ. press, London. 20600
Promise; w and melody. ©1le. July
2, 1936; E unp. 127596; William Lee,
Detroit. 20601
Psalm 23; cantata, m Hazel Gertrude
Kinscella ; mixed voices; pf. or organ
ace. © July 15, 1936; E pub. 56436;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 20602
Puccini (Giacomo) Musetta; waltz,
from La bohéme, arr. Stanford Rob-
inson. 1. Orch. pts—2. Pf. © Feb.
19, 14, 1986; E for. 45219, 45220;
G. Ricordi & ¢co., Milan. 20603, 20604
Puerto (El); from Iberia, by Albéniz,
transcribed Jascha Heifetz; violin
and pf. © July 8, 1936; E pub.
56532: Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
20605
Pug (The); unison song, w Pelton
Keane, m Colin Taylor. © June 4,
19386; E for. 45092; Oxford univ.
press, London. 20606
Puisque je t'aime; tango; orch. ptes.,
avec paroles. © May 1, 1936; B for.
44965; Fr. Ménichetti, Marseille,
France. 20607
Pussy willow; song, w anon. Ol ie
July 21, 1986: E unp. 128718; Ella
Marion Sexton, Greenwich, Conn.
20608
Putman (The) girls; w Vyola Beas-
ley; pf. ©1ce. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128457; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 20609
Putting it mild; fox-trot song, w Alice
Burrows. © 1c. July 30, 1986; H
unp. 129313; Desiderius F.. Mathe,
Hays, Pa. 20610
Quando nasce Vamore; fox-lento, pa-
role G. Colombi, m Doricus; pf. ©
Feb. 14, 1936; E for. 45239; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 20611
Quebranto de amor; bolero; pf. con
letra. ©1¢.-July 21, 1936; E unp.
128700; Ibelle Luina. Catano, P. R.
20612
Rachmaninoff (—) Prelude: arr. Al
Richards; pf. accordion. © July 6,
1936; E for. 45173; W. Paxton & ©co.,
ltd., London. 20613
Racketeering love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 18, 19386; E unp. 128256; Jacob
Van Broekhoven, Clifton, N. J.
20614
Radio (The); w and melody. © 1 «.
July 29, 19386: E unp. 129862; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 20615
Radio music course for band instru-
ments; class method for radio in-
struction, Joseph HE. Maddy. 1.
Trombone and bar. or euphonium
and ten. horn.—2. B flat saxophone.
© Oct. 21, 1935; AA 203077, 203078 ;
Edwards bros., ine., Ann Arbor.
20616, 20617
Radio station fanfare; by David But-
tolph; pf. and chimes. © 1c. July
14, 1936; E unp. 128368; Movietone
music corp., New York. 20618
Radio (The) waltz; valse song. ©1e.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128689; Eugene
S. Villeneuve, Pawtucket, R. I.
20619
Ragged jag; song. © 1e July 18,
1936; E unp. 128584; Lucille Wolf
Monter, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 20620
Ragtime Sam at the midnight ball;
song; with ukulele arr. ©1c. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129081; Thomas J.
Ford, San Bernardino, Calif. 20621
Rah, rah, rah for Texas; song, m Lu-
ther A. Clark. © June 1, 1936; E
pub. 56293; Mattie Sevier, Austin,
Tex. 20622
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20623
pt. WT, WoS.. Vook
Rahoon; song, w James Joyce. ©1e.
July 31, 1936; E unp. 129422; Nor-
man Lee, Chicago. 20623
Rain; by Geo. Hamilton Green; xylo-
phone, with pf. acc. © June 19,
1936; E pub. 56161; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 20624
Rain in Kansas; song, m Jeanne
Dunne. ©1e. July 31, 19386; E unp.
129450; Owen Crump, Hollywood,
Calif. 20625
‘Rainbow; diagram arr.; Hawaiian
guit., with w; in A. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56665; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 20626
Rainbow (The) brought me love; w
Grace Edna Heaton; pf. © 1 «¢.
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128801; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20627
Rainy day; fox-trot song. ©1le. July
20, 19386; E unp. 128610; John
Merola, Lattimer Mines, Pa. 20628
Rand McNally, I love you; by Cy
Mockridge. © 1c. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 128291; Movietone music
corp., New York. 20629
Rapid-transit (A) rhapsody; subway
symphony; pf. treble, with w.
1 ec July 16, 19386; E unp. 128387;
William Gaston, New York. 20630
Readin’ between the lines; w H. HE.
Timm and Bert C. Timm, m B. C.
Timm. ©1c. July 21, 19386; HE unp.
128713; H. E. Timm, Pollock, S. D.
20631
Recompensa; Spanish w Alejandro
Rodriguez, English w Clarence Wil-
liams, melody A. Rodriguez and C.
Williams. © 1 c. June 27, 1986;
E unp. 128997; Clarence Williams
music pub. ¢o., inec., New York.
20632
Recuerdos de mi amor; pf., con letra.
©1ec. June 16, 1936; E unp. 127510;
Carmen Bojorquez, Los Angeles.
20633
Red head; pf., with w. ©1e. July
13, 1986; E unp. 1289381; Stanley
Robertson, Roanoke, Va. 20634
Red hot lovin’; song, pf. arr. J. Tim
Brymn. ©1e. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128899; George W. Hoover, New
York. 20635
Red rhythm; by Henry (Red) Allen;
pf. © July 10, 1936; EB pub. 56290;
Exclusive publications, inc., New
York. ‘ 20636
Red River valley; from the picture,
arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit.
solo, Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian
guit. obbl. ace. and Spanish guit.
acc., with words. © July 21, 1936;
E pub. 56549; First natl. inst. of al-
lied arts, South Bend, Ind. 20637
Red (The) rose means I love you;
fox-trot song, melody Webbie Gillen
and Ben Adelman. © 1c. July 29,
1986; E unp. 129220; Georgianna
Danielson, St. Paul. 20638
Red smoke; pf. ©1c. July 29, 1936;
E unp. 129250; Helen Elizabeth My-
ers, New York. 20639)
Red (The) White and Blue; song. ©
1 ¢, July 3, 1986; E unp. 127844;
Charles Frederick Gillmann, Wash-
ington. 20640
Rehabilitators (The) ; march; conduc-
tor. .or pf..:.inyC... ©. 196 Wola
1986; E unp. 129402; Joe Zahradka,
Pana, Il. 20641
Reidele (Dus) dreit sich; from An
East side wedding, w Chayim Tow-
ber, m Sholom Secunda. © Dec. 5,
1935; E pub. 56268 ; Samuel Secunda,
New York. 20642
sendezvous at midnight; fox-trot song,
melody F. C. Call and Sam Adel-
man. ©1e. July 10, 1986; E unp.
128131; Francis C. Call, Boise, Id.
20643
Rendezvous, with sweet little you to-
nite; song, melody Jack Jackson. ©
1c July 24, 1986; E unp. 128925;
Edward Arthur Deverson, Camden,
Nets: 20644.
Resting on the moon; Italian w Cam-
illo Bonsignore, English w and m C.
Cramer. © 1c. July 16, 1936; E
unp. 128428; Cecilia Cramer, Asto-
bias. GaN, 20645
Restless feet; w and melody. ©1e.
July 31, 1936; E unp. 129405; Vic-
toria Irene Johnston, Douglas, Ga.
20646
Return Franklin D. Roosevelt; song.
© May 22, 1986; E pub. 55509;
Frank (Duke) Feher, Passaic, N. J.
20647
Reuter (Fritz) Konzert; werk 32;
orgel u. streichorch. Partitur. ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 45034; Ries &
Hrler,. &. m.. b...h.,. Berlin: 20648
Reverie; melody, with pf. ace. ©1e.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129386; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 20649
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
20676
w and m Louis Prima and Lee
David; with guit. arr. © July 3,
1936; E pub. 56285; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 20650
Rhythm; by Howard Fields; pf. ©
1 ce. July 31, 1986; E unp. 129452;
George Howard Fields, Sioux City,
Ia. 20651
Rhythm in my bones; w and m Mary
Schaeffer; with guit. arr. © Apr.
10, 19383; E pub. 56534; Red star
songs, ine., New York. 20652
Rhythm of the wheels; w and m Cecil
Harrington; with ukulele arr. ©
June 12, 1936; E for. 45042; Mac-
melodies, Itd., London. 20653
Rhythmic designs for songs; by Flor-
ence Axtens and Désirée Martin. ©
July 7, 1936; E for. 45256; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 20654
Rideau (Le) de ma voisine; poésie
Alfred de Musset, m Pierre Tesson.
© July 17, 1936; E for. 45146; Enoch
& cie., Paris. 20655
Riders to the sea; w J. M. Synge, m
R. Vaughan Williams; sop., mezzo
sop., contralto and bar. © July 2,
1986; E for. 45073; Oxford univ.
press, London. 20656
Ridin’ down the Arizona trail; w J.
Davis, m C. Mitchell. ©1 ce. July 3,
1836; E unp. 128400; Jimmie Davis
and Chas. Mitchell, Shreveport, La.
20657
Ridin’ home; w and melody. © 1.
July 22, 1986; E unp. 129383; Ellis
S. Tuten, San Francisco. 20658
Rinka (La) ; round dance, W. F. Hurn-
dall and Thurley Beale, [and] Im-
pudence; schottische, Alan Macey;
arr. King Palmer; orch. pts.
June 19, 1986; E for. 45170; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 20659
Rip Van Winkle; pantomime, adapta-
tions from the story Rip Van Win-
kle, m Adrian Vanderbilt; pf., 4
hands. © 1c. July 20, 1936; E unp.
128644; Adrian Jacob Vanderbilt,
New York. 20660
Rippling waters; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit.; in A. © Dee. 2, 1985;
E) pub. 56670; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 20661
Rita; song, m Sergio De Karlo. ©
1 ec. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129121;
Frank Gill, New York. 20662
89984—36
River (The) ; song, w Sara Teasdale.
©l1e July 2, 19386; E unp. 127626;
Norman Lee, Chicago. 20663
River of love; waltz song, m O. Lyman,
Wilfred Munk, Harold Munk and
Frank Frank; with guit. arr. ©
July 2, 1986; E pub. 56295; Olin
Lyman, Watertown, N. Y. 20664.
River (The) of my dreams; fox-trot
song. © 1c. July 18, 1936; E unp.
128687; Sarah Adams, Bath, Me.
20665
River reverie; by Harry Sosnik; pf.
© July 1, 1936; E pub. 56167; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 20666
Riverside centennial song; w and mel-
ody. ©1e July 25, 1936; E unp.
128972; Adaline Celina Ambrose,
Cicero, Il. 20667
Road (The) is calling; w Marjorie
Harper and Charles Kenny, m Serge
Walter. © June 11, 1936; E pub.
56385; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 20668
Road song; w Margaret E. Sangster,
m Douglas Dawn. © July 18, 1936;
E for. 45166; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 20669
Roaming; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 38,
19386; E unp. 127687; Carl J. Pline,
Pervamo, Mich. 20670
Robin and the rose; song, m Art Col-
lins. © 1c. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128187; Dorothea Ford, Marne,
Mich. 20671
Robyn (The) harmony; junior course
in written harmony drills, keyboard
harmony drills and ear training
drills, Louise Robyn and Howard
Hanks, (bk. 1:52. ©- July MSa27,
19386; AA 212030, 212031; Oliver Dit-
son co., ine., Boston. 20672, 20673
Rock-a-bye, baby; w and m Effie I.
Canning, pf. arr. John Klenner;
with guit. arr. © Dee. 30, 1935;
E pub. 56194; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 20674
Rock me to sleep mother, rock me to
sleep; w Bessie Heflin, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. July 29, 1936; E
unp. 129209; Bessie Machurek,
David City, Neb. 20675
Rock of ages; hymn-tune, Thos. Hast-
ings, arr. J. FEF. Schneiderhan; vio-
lin 1, violin 2 ad lib., and pf.
July 14, 1936; E pub. 56417; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston.
20676
: 915
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20677
pt. D1, mn. S) v. 3
Rocky Mountain moon; w and m | Roosevelt our keen President; w and
Rosalind Johnson; pf. © 1c. July
22, 1936; E unp. 128808; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20677
Roguish eyes; valse humoreske, Ed-
mund Haines; pf. © July 6, 1936;
E pub. 56225; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 20678
Roi (Le) nu; ballet, m Jean Franeaix ;
pf. © June 23, 1986; EH for. 45100;
B. Sehott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
20679
Rollin’ rhythm of the sea; song, w
Thomas Pedone. ©1e. July 7, 1986;
E unp. 127900; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 20680
Romance del Conde Arnaldos; tradi-
tional Spanish text, Italian text and
m Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. ©
June 15, 1986; HM for: 45229;% G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 20681
Romance, in G flat; by Lois Went-
worth; pf. © June 13, 1936; E pub.
56188 ; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
20682
Romance is you; song. © July 23,
1936; E pub. 56555 ; Irving Hamburg,
Brooklyn. 20683:
Romance will live forever in San An-
tonio; m Erwin Andricks; pf., with
w. © 1c Apr. 29, 1986; E unp.
127772 ; Sara Borschow, San Antonio.
20684
Romance with you in my arms; w and
melody. ©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127729; Jules Fox, Phil Berg, and
Ralph Cronn, Cincinnati. 20685
Romantisch; v. Sigfrid Karg-Hlert, op.
142. nr. 8 orgel.. «© dunes 1936 ;
E for. 45062; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 20686
Romany lass; valse song. ©1e. June
22, 1986; E unp. 128051; William
Williams, Costa Mesa, Calif. 20687
Ronrico; English w Al Stillman, m
Alfonso Esparza Oteo, arr. Ramon
and Renita; with arr. for guit., etc.
© June 22, 1936; E pub. 55931; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 20688
Roosevelt ; song, m Hector Richard. ©
1c July 20, 1986; E unp. 128603;
Agnes Warn, Minneapolis. 20689
Roosevelt is the man; w and melody
Glenn Mack. © 1c. July 25, 1936;
EK unp. 128011; W. Thomas Williams,
Bellevue, Ky. 20690
melody. © 1c. July 31, 1986: E
unp. 129454; Abraham S. Feinberg,
New York. 20691
Rose of Tralee; w C. Mordaunt Spen-
cer, m Charles W. Glover, arr. Lee
Masters; with guit. arr. Harry W.
Summers. © July 20, 1936; E pub.
56574; Estate of M. D. Swisher,
Philadelphia. 20692
Rose (A) to you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 8, 19386; E unp. 127908;
Anita Petrucci, East Weymouth,
Mass. 20693
Rosebuds in the garden; valse song.
©1c. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128690;
Alice A. Maston, Harford Mills, N. Y.
20694.
Roses are symbols ; Mother's day hymn,
melody Dwight Brown. © 1c. July
22° 19365. 58) cunp:s 128862 2) Epes
Butcher, Ft. Worth. 20695
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Rossini
in Neapel; komische oper, Hans
Adler, m nach Gioacchino Rossini v.
Bernhard Paumgartner, kurzer er-
leichterter klavierauszug Alexander
Steinbrecher. © May 7, 1936; D
39110; Wiener operettenverlag, g. m.
b. h., Vienna. 20695*
Sechs quartette; neu ausgabe
nach F. Berr v. Walter Zachert;
flote, klarinette, horn u. fagott.
Heft 1, nos. 1-8. — Heft 2, nos. 46.
© June 23, 1936; E for. 45108, 45104 ;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
20696, 20697
Rouet (Le) d’armor; actes 1, 2, A.
Piriou. 1. Cheurs' femmes.—2.
Cheeurs hommes. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 44990, 44991; Heugel, Paris.
20698, 20699
légende chorégraphique et musi-
cale avee soli et choeurs, d’aprés un
conte de Michel Geistdoerfer, scé-
nario et m Adolphe Piriou. Parti-
tion pf. et chant. © May 1, 1936; D
39105 ; Heugel, Paris. 20699*
Roving cowboy ; song, w Waneta Smith.
©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128841;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 20700
Royal Hawaiian waltz; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.;in D. © Dec. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56692; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 20701
Rumbita; rumba, con texto, [and]
Torero; pasodoble: de J. Urgellés;
org. ptes. © May 20, 1936; E for.
45142; J. Urgellés, Barcelona, Spain.
20702
916
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 19386
20727
Rumplestiltskin; musical play. ©1e.
June 30, 1986; D 39108; Nelle Kath-
ryne Caesar, Seattle. 20702*
Runxendorfer (Der); humoristischer
marseh, Paul Lincke; blasmusik
stimmen. © Apr. 18, 1936; E for.
44938; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 20703
Russian dance ; by Moissaye Boguslaw-
Ski; pf. © July 9, 1936; E pub.
56333; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 20704
Russian river; melody Rudolph Friml.
©1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 128759;
Robert Sherwood, Los Angeles.
20705
Russisch; nach originalen volksmelo-
dien, Jo Kntimann; orch. stimmen.
© Mar. 19, 1936; E for. 45029; Ries
& Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 20706
Russische fantasie no. 4; in E moll,
Leo Portnoff; violino u. pf. © Mar.
26, 1936; E for. 44942; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 20707
Russische tinze; v. Alexander Tscher-
epnin, op. 50; orch. Partitur. ©
Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 44922; Alex-
ander Tscherepnin, Wereholme Islip,
AK, NvY. 20708
Rustic rambles; 5 little pieces, Julia
Agatha O’Neill; pf. © July 2, 1936;
E for. 45158; Augener, ltd., London.
20709
Sabbath day solos; compiled Rob Roy
Peery. 1. High voice.—2. Low voice.
© June 30, 1986; AA 211854; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20710
Sacrifice (The) ; violin and pf. ©le.
July 7, 1986; E unp. 127828; Hugo
Scherzer, Santa Monica, Calif. .
20711
Saddle and spurs; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. ©1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
127780; Rose B. Vincent, Wichita.
20712
‘Sadness of love; wand melody. ©1le.
July 10, 19836; EH unp. 128160; Wil-
liam Law, Dayton, O. 20713
Sail on silvery clouds; w B. S. Gill-
mor, m C. R. Gillmor; with ukulele
arr. © May 12, 1936; E pub. 56133;
Bowen Smith Gillmor and Carrie
Rogers Gillmor, Port Ludlow, Wash.
20714
Sailing on the sea of love; w B. B.
Johnson, melody C. Bourne. © 1.
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127719; Betty
Bisselle Johnson and Charles Bourne,
Hollywood, Calif. 20715
Sailing ships; w and m Lily Strick-
land: mixed cho. © July 17, 1936;
E pub. 56578; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 20716
Sailor Jack McCoy; w and melody Al
Duke. © 1c. July 17, 1936; E unp.
128488; Alphonsus Thomas Duke,
New York. 20717
Sailor’s sweetheart; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 18, 1986; E unp. 128257 ; Marion
Vroman, Titusville, Pa. 20718
St. Louis wiggle rhythm; by Lucky
Millinder and Tab Smith; pf. ©
July 10, 1986: E pub. 56287; Exclu-
Sive publications, inc., New York.
20719
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Even-
ing bells; transcribed Sumner
Salter; organ. © June 26, 1936: HB
pub. 56413; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20720
Saint Vitus dance; fox-trot, w Porter
Grainger and Hdith Wilson, m
Maceo Jefferson ; 1st violin. © July
9, 19386; E pub. 56315; Handy bros.
music co., inc., New York. 20721
Sally my queen; waltz song, melody
EK. P. Schaffnit and Ben Adelman.
©1c. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128121;
Edward P. Schaffnit, San Diego,
Calif. 20722
Sally sang a swing song; w and m
Ray Vaughn. ©41c. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129370; Raymond Vaughn
Whitman, jr., Springfield, O. 20723
Salut aux vainqueurs; marche-step;
orch. ptes. © May 1, 19386; E for.
44966; Fr. Ménichetti, Marseille,
France. 20724
Salute to Ohio; instrumental. ©1«
July 30, 19386; E unp. 129297; Rosa-
rio Bourdon, New York. 20725
Salute to Texas; by Mamie A. Rey-
nolds; pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56554; Mamie Reynolds Denison, San
Antonio. 20726
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; compiled Bramwell Coles. Full
se. and pts. 2d ser., nos. 237-240,
July 1936. © July 13, 1936; E for.
45250; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
ltd., London. 20727
SNe
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20728
Sands of Waikiki; by Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © May 27, 1936; E pub.
56326; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa.
Santa Lucia; arr. Al Vincent, orch.
Percival Mackey; pts. © May 28,
1936; E for. 45218; G. Ricordi & co.
(London) Itd., London. 20729
English w and arr. of m Al Vin-
cent. [English and Italian text]
© May 28, 19386; E for. 45217; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
20730
Satisfied; w S. Sheldon, m J. Wright ;
pt «© 1 ¢e.43uly 10.1936 > 2) wimp:
127504; Sidney Sheldon and Juliette
Wright, Chicago. 20731
Save a poor sinner from dying; w and
melody. ©1c. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128022 ; Dora Harris, Philadelphia.
207382
Saving for a rainy day; w and melody.
©l1e. July 20, 19386; E unp. 128631 ;
Esther Wollison, New Bedford, Mass.
20733
Sawdust doll; w and melody. © 1.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129812; Dave
Ringle, New York. 20734
Say ole timer; song, m Frank C. Hill,
jr. ©1c¢ July 25, 1986; E unp.
129134; Columbus Parisi, Meriden,
Conn. 20735
Schubert (Franz Peter) lLeise flehen
meine lieder; Schubert-album, leicht
gesetzt Alexander Steinbrecher ;
klavier. © May 30, 1936; E for.
45112); Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 20736
The voice of love; English w Mary
Field; m ed. Albert Howe; ten. voice.
© July 15, 1986; E for. 45176: W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 20737
Schumacher (Erwin Walter) Forty-
Six chorales; arr. for 3- and 4-pt.
harmony; children’s or ladies’ chos.
© July 14, 1986; E pub. 56419; Hr-
win Walter Schumacher, Fort Atkin-
son, Wis. 20738
Scotch bagpipes; Scotch air, arr. Van
A. Christy; 5-pt. mixed cho. ©
~ June 22, 1936; E pub. 56397: G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 20739
Scram Oscar, scram ; fox-trot song. ©
1c. June 8, 1936; E unp. 128072;
Pearl Armstrong Thomas, Pasadena,
Calif. 20740
20728
Pte, DS.
Secretary wanted, unencumbered;
song. ©1e July 6, 19386; E unp.
127735; Dorothy E. Dunn, Peoria,
Til. 20741
Secrets of the moon; w Si Horwitz and
A. Levine, m M. Bernstein. © 1 «.
July 18, 1986; E unp. 128567; Mor-
ris Bernstein, Si Horwitz and Abe
Levine, Denver. 20742
See how they run; 4th scale bk., Nellie
Holland and Monica Armstrong.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © July 14,
1936; E for. 45211; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 20743
Self (The) banished ; by Dr. Blow, arr.
Geoffrey Shaw; mixed voices. ©
June 26, 1936; E for. 45206; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 20744
Send your letter on to heaven; song,
m James L. Brown, with ukulele arr.
© 1c. July 29, 19386: E unp. 129264;
Maurice Wheeler, Imlay City, Mich.
20745
Sefiorita; valse song. © 1c. June 8,
1936; E unp. 128082; Theodore H.
Maurer, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 20746
—w and m William Kernell. ©1e.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129385; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 20747
Serpentin; w Irving Caesar, m Arthur
Schwartz. ©1ce. July 14, 1936; EH
unp. 128283; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 20748
Shack (The) upon the hill; w and m
Adeline Williams. © June 29, 1936;
E pub. 56573 ; Adeline Di Guglielmo,
Blackwood, N. J. 20749
Shadowless day; song; mixed voices.
©1c. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128865;
Oporia Lionel Orton, Lawrence, Kan.
20750
Shadows of yesterday ; by Susan Stod-
dard Del Valle; pf. or harp. ©1 ce.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129026; Susan
Del Valle, Los Angeles. 20751
Shady-lane blues; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129415; Gladys F. Steis, Ridgway,
Pa. 20752
Shake hands with mother; w and m
Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 e.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 1293817; Geor-
gia music co., New York. 20753
Shall we dance; valse song. © 1 «.
June 8, 19386; E unp. 128068; Lolla
Mont Gue, Crawford, Neb. 20754
918
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Shame on you; w and melody. ©1e.
July 2, 1936; E unp. 127606; Fred C.
Frey, jr., Newark, N. Y. 20755
Shamrock (The), the Shannon and
you; w and m Gerald Griffin, Allan
Flynn and Ernest H. Breuer. ©
July 7, 1936; E pub. 56309; A B C
standard music publications, inc.,
New York. 20756
Shark hunters’ march; by John
James; Hawaiian guit. © July 6,
1936; E pub. 56338; Robert Sloan,
Pottsville, Pa. 20757
Shawl (The) my mother wore; fox-
trot song. © 1c. June 10, 1936; EB
unp. 128047; Bessie Keller, Syracuse,
ING Y. 20758
She’s got what it takes to get by; w
and melody. © 1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129406; Victoria Irene John-
ston, Douglas, Ga. 20759
She was always a bridesmaid, but
never a bride; w Tot Seymour, mel-
ody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 ec. July
29, 1936; E unp. 129184; Famous
music corp., New York. 20760:
She wasn’t home; fox-trot, w E..
Odgers, m George Johnson. © 1 «.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 127366; Ernie
Odgers and George Johnson, Wild-
wood, N. J. 20761
Sheep and goat; cowboys’ and old fid-
dlers’ breakdown, transcribed David
W. Guion; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © July
13, 1936; EH pub. 56585; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 20762
Shenandoah Valley blues; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
129015; Ruth Lam, Harrisonburg,
Va. 20763
Shield (LeRoy) Finale; for end title;
f. ©1ce. July 30, 1936; E unp.
129332; Robbins music corp., New
York. 20764
Shine on silver moon; w and melody.
©1ec. July 20, 1936; E unp. 128606;
Julia Lay, St. Joseph, Mo. 20765
Shinin’ shoesies; w Bob Gemson and
Dan Barkin, melody Dan Barkin.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128226;
Daniel S. Barkin, Liberty, N. Y.
20766
Ship (The) of Rio; w Walter De La
Mare, m Edwin Smith; unison
voices. © July 10, 1986; E for.
44963 ; Novello & co., Itd., London.
20767
20781
Shirley ;.song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ec July 3, 1936; E unp. 127677;
M. H. Conway, Athens, Ga. 20768
Short communion service; in G, m T.
Frederick H. Candlyn; mixed
voices ; organ ace. © July 13, 1936;
EH pub. 563875; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 20769
Short’nin’ bread; by Jacques Wolfe,
Special swing arr. Nathaniel Shil-
kret, sc. Arnaud and Bassman; orch.
pts. © June 26, 1936; E pub. 56207;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
20776
Silent and gray; song, m Walter Rolfe.
©1ec. July 23, 1936; E unp. 128897 ;
Rebecca Marie Crippen, Pittsfield,
eae 20771
Sililoguy of the Lazy O; song, m Lu-
ther A. Clark. © 1c. July 20, 1936;
EH unp. 128625; Caroline O’Connell,
Flint, Mich. 20772
Silly gal; fox-trot song. © 1c. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129283; Cecelia
Adelaide Berryhill, Inglewood, Calif.
20773
Silver ships; song, m G. Magariello
and Edward Magariello, arr. Gladys
Johnson; pf. © 1c. July 9, 1936;
EK unp. 127968; Gerard Magariello,
New York. 207TA
Silvery stream; w and melody. ©1e.
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127811; Laura
EK. Kustenbauder, Tyrone, Pa.
20775
Silvry moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 8, 1986; E unp. 127910; May
Gourlay Hupfel, New York. 20776
Simms jazz piano method; fox-trots,
blues and waltzes. © June 2, 1936;
E pub. 56135; Alfred N. Simms, Chi-
cago. 20777
Simple symphonee; one-finger fan-
tasy, w and melody. ©1c. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128637; Lawrence
Davis Penn, Tulsa, Okl. 20778
Since he called me his sweetheart that
night; w Anna Lewis Mallory; pf.
©1e. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127568;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20779:
Since I’ve lost you; w Joseph Edward
Noose; pf. ©1c. July 1, 1936; H
unp. 127569; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20780
Since I’ve rediscovered love; w and
melody Al Duke. © 1c. July 17,
19386; E unp. 128486; Alphonsus
Thomas Duke, New York. 20781
919
CATALOG OF
Since you said good-bye; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 30, 1936; E unp.
1293809; Lynn Cheren, Detroit.
20782
Sing a song of praise; song; mixed
voices. © 1c. July 9, 1986; E unp.
128009; Arthur Van _ Rensselaer
20783
Sing, baby, sing; from the film, w Jack
Yellen, m Lew Pollack; with arr.
for guit., ete. © July 30, 1936; H
pub. 56703; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 20784
——w Jack Yellen, m Lew Pollack.
©1e. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128372;
Movietone music corp., New York.
20785
Sing levy dew; 2-pt. song, old English
w, m May Sarson, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy. © July 6, 1936; HB
for, 45160; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
con. 20786
Sing little girl; song, m Susan Mor-
Thompson, Mendham, N. J.
gan. © 1c. July 8, 1936; BE unp.
127871; Margaret Morgan, Owings
Mills, Md. 20787
Sing me a he-man’s song: w and mel-
ody.. © 1 « July 8, 1936; E unp.
127737; Arthur Frederick Schutten-
berg, Olmsted Falls, O. 20788
Sing me a song; w and m Ray Ingle-
right: pf:)'© Le July’ 20; 1936;
E unp. 128580; Violet Joy Marshall,
Niles, Mich. 20789
Singing; hymn, w and m Homer W.
Grimes. © July 3, 1936; E pub.
56435; F. Carlton Booth, Providence.
20790
Singing my song to the moon; song.
©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp. 129457;
Thomas Achenbach, jr., Easton, Pa.
20791
Singing saints; for church choirs, etc.,
bk. Charles F. Mann and Ellen Jane
Lorenz, lyrics and m EK. J. Lorenz.
© June 4, 1936; D 39106; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 20791*
Sins of man; end title, D. Buttolph.
©l1ec. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128363;
Movietone music corp., New York.
20792
Sittin’ in the sand a-sunnin’; w Sam-
my Lerner and Laurie Lawrence, m
Ted Shapiro; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © July 6, 1936; E pub. 56221;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
20793
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Sitting by the fire; song, melody Sid-
ney Goodman. © 1c. July 10, 1936;
E unp. 1281384; John J. Musacchia,
Brooklyn. 20794
Sitting in her old willow chair; w
Effie Emery Sanders; pf. © 1 «
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128458; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20795
Skating (The) pond under the hill; w
E. Blanche Chaffee; pf. ©1c¢. July
1, 1986; E unp. 127570; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20796.
Skipper’s dance; from Marine suite;
pr. (©) 1, ec duly, 2) 193635 Bm:
127614; Bessie F. Bender McCrory,
Whiting, Ind. 20797
Sky-line; song, m Peter Nolan. ©16.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129035; Hilda
Sachs, New York. 20798
Slave song; melody Rudolph Friml. ©
1 ¢. June 20, 1986; E unp. 128758;
Robert Sherwood, Los Angeles.
20799
Sleep, baby, sleep; w and m Wayne
King: with arr. for ¢guit. eta (©
June 29, 1936; E pub. 56358; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 20800
Sleepy melody; w J. H. Camac; pf.
treble. ©1c. July 11, 1936; E unp.
128176; Mattie Jane Camae, Paw-
tucket, R. I. 20801
Sleepy Town; w Lawrence F. Munn,
m William O. Munn; pf. © June
22, 1986; E pub. 56404; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 20802
Sleepytime; w Mary Elizabeth Wen-
strom ; pf. “© ave. July 420, aease
E unp. 129102 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20803.
Slug-a-bed; song, m Peter Nolan. ©
1 e@. July’ 27,' 1936; BH unp. 1296056;
Hilda Sachs, New York. 20804
Smarty-cat; fox-trot, w Emerson Jay
Oelen, and melody. © 1. July 25,
1986; E unp. 129020; Robert Ernest
Wessman, Grand Rapids, Mich.
20805
Smilin’ moon ; w and m Mrs. Sam Katz.
©l1e. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128949;
Martha Katz, i. e. Mrs. Sam Katz,
El Paso. 20806
Smith (Reuben T.) Seven songs; w
and melodies Shorty Smith, arr.
Bauer bros., Chris Buchanan, Larry
E. Goffin and Shorty Smith. © July
1, 1986; E pub. 56231; Reuben T.
Smith, Newton, Miss. 20807
920
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Smith’s new rapid instructor for Ger-
man accordion. © July 13, 1936;
AA 210175; Wm. J. Smith music co.,
ine., New York. 20808
Smith’s new rapid instructor for Ital-
ian accordion; by George H. Smith.
© July 13, 1936; AA 210176; Wm. J.
Smith music co., inc., New York.
20809
Smith’s new rapid instructor for vio-
lin; by George H. Smith. © July
13, 1986; AA 210177; Wm. J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 20810)
Smyth (EHthel) Two interlinked
French folk melodies; violin, or
viola, and pf. © May 21, 1936; E
for. 45081; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 20811
Snowbird; North American Indian
song of the great lakes, w Bruce
Sievier, m Pat Thayer. © July 7,
1986 ; E for. 45181 ; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London. 20812
So blessed be the time; carol, w from
the Sloane MS tempus Henry 1V, m
M. Mungo-Park; mixed voices. ©
June 30, 1936; EH for. 45168; W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd., London. 20813
So disappointed; w and melody Karl
Streuber. © 1c. July 13, 1936; E
unp. 128934; Charles D. (Karl)
Streuber, Burbank, Calif. 20814
Se far above me; w and melody. ©
I « July 1, 1986; EH unp. 127537;
Gordon Hull, Staten Island, N. Y.
20815:
So goes life ; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. July 10, 1936; E
_ unp. 128182; Mildred Carr, Oakland,
Calif. 20816
So merrily the shepherds began to
blow; 2-pt. carol, w from Balliol
MS A. D. 1536, m M. Mungo-Park;
sop. and alto. © July 23, 19386; E
for. 45169; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 20817
So silent; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢ July 13,
1936; E unp. 128258; Nola Light,
Shattuck, Ol. 20818
So sorry now; w F. Taylor, melody E.
Nolan. ©1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128908; Frank Taylor and E. Nolan,
Tulsa, OKl. 20819
So this is the end; valse song. © 1 «.
July 13, 19386; E unp. 128691; R. M.
Govier, Bristol 3, England. 20820
20833
So you want to be alone, oh yeah; song.
©1e. July 6, 1936; E unp, 1277382;
Iona Lorraine Nyman, Foley, Minn.
20821
Sogno andaluso; tango argentino, pa-
role Carolus, m Alverio Cozziani, arr.
Guido L. Cergoli; orch. pti. © Apr.
28, 19386; E for. 45215; Fabbri & c.,
Trieste, Italy. 20822
Soldier’s (A) dream; fantasy, Walter
B. Rogers, arr. Julius S. Seredy; B
flat cornet, trumpet; pf. acc. ©
July 1, 1986; E pub. 56199; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 20823
Solemn (The) prayer; w and melody.
© 1c. July 9, 1936; E unp. 128005;
Giuseppe Garibaldi Giallanza, High-
land Park, Ill. 20824
Soliloquy; by Jane Richmond; orch.
pts. © June 19,1936: E for. 45171;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 20825
Sombra y luz; melody B. Chavez, har-
mony I. W. Zealear; pf. © 1 «4
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127862; Bar-
tholomew Chavez and Ida W. Zeal-
ear, Oceanside, Calif. 20826
Some day; waltz, w and m Rita Phil-
lips and M. Rutkowski. ©1c. June
29, 1936; E unp. 128995; Marguerita
Lyle Phillips and Max Rutkowski,
Milwaukee. 20827
Some day I hope to call you my own;
song, w Harry Zieve. © 1c. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129117; Erwin E.
Harder, Chicago. 20828
Some day we'll meet again; from Id
give my life, w and m Con Conrad
and Herb Magidson. ©1e. July 1,
1936; E unp. 127631; Famous music
corp., New York. 20829:
pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © July
20, 1986; E pub. 56564; Famous mu-
sie corp., New York. 20830
Some day you'll want me back; w and
melody. © 1. July 28, 1936; E
unp. 129177; Mat Lou Edmonds,
Memphis, Tenn. 20831
Some like dogs; w and m Paul Fon-
taine, arr. Van <A. Christy; 5-pt.
mixed cho. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56399; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20832
Some one I missed; song, w Mary
Marek. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128847 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
20833
921
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20834.
pt. mI, n.s., v. 31
Some one new; song. © 1c. July 31,
1936; E unp. 129480; Charlott Hub-
bard, Youngstown, O. 20834
Someday; song. ©1e. July 13, 1936;
FE ounp. 128205; Howard F. Coleman,
West Haven, Conn. 20835
Someday, someone’ll be sorry ; fox-trot,
w and m Del Cabell: pf. ©1e. July
24, 1986; E unp. 128946; Adelbert T.
Cabell, Denver. 20836
Someone; w Lynn Matthews; pf. ©
1 ec. July 27, 19386; E unp. 129108;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20837
Someone just like you; song. ©1e.
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128197; Bruce
Bickel Mosier, Bristol, Ind. 20838
Someone’s dreaming of you; w H.
Fadem, and melody. ©1e. July 17,
1936; E unp. 128485; LeRoy Cramer,
St. Louis. 20839
Something’s the matter with me; song.
© July 3, 1936; E pub. 56291; Robert
Allen Conard, Columbia, 8S. C.
20840
Something to look forward to; w
Charles Newman, melody Gene
Abrams and Deane Kincaid. ©1e.
July 21, 1986; E unp. 128702; Santly
bros.-Joy, ine., New York. 20841
Sometime; w and m Russ Taylor. ©
1e. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128708; C.
Russell 8S. Taylor, Absecon, N. J.
20842
Sometimes I dream; w and melody. ©
ive. July i), 193635 Havinp asi :
Kenneth Dell La Ro, Minneapolis.
20843
Somewhere; song; m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr © 1c. July 13,
19386; E unp. 128259; Grace Strick-
land, Seotswood, Alta., Canada.
— 20844
Sonata for violoncello and piano; by
Samuel Barber, op. 6; pts. © June
22, 1936; E pub. 56408; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20845
Song (The) beneath the keys; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
July 10, 1936; E unp. 128129; Eliza-
beth Yockey, Ashland, Or. 20846
Song birds of the woods; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 3, 1936; H unp.
127628; Muriel Marie Newman, I[ron-
ton, O.
20847
Song (A) in my heart for you; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 8, 1936; E unp.
128692; Grace Valentine, New York.
20848
Song (A) is a melody; song. ©1.e
July 11, 1986; E unp. 129315; Marion
Kreider Funk, Upper Darby, Pa.
20849
Song of courage; fox-trot, melody. ©
1 e July 14, 1986; E unp. 128308;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
20850
Song (A) of Hafiz; based on the Per-
Sian dance from Khovantchina, M.
Moussorgsky, w William Jones, set-
ting Bryceson Treharne; mixed cho.
© July 13, 1986; E pub. 56348; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 20851
Song of love; 1st violin. © 1c. July
16, 1986; E unp. 128410; Henry B.
O'Connell, West Haven, Conn.
20852
Song (The) of my heart; song. ©1«e.
July 28, 1986; E unp. 129128; Mar-
guerite Michaud, Miami, Fla. 20853
Song (A) of peace; poem Harold Beg-
bie; massed unison voices. © July
21, 1986; E for. 45263; Ivor R.
Davies, London. 20854
Song of spring; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ce.
July 3, 19386; E unp. 127688; Mollie
Marlowe, Graton, Calif. 20855
Song of the night; song. ©1e. July
8 1986; EB unp. 127920; Janice
Rogers and Carol King, Chicago.
20856
Song of the open road; melody, with
pf. acc. ©1c. July 6, 19386; E unp.
127967; Alph L. Westley, Hannaford,
N. D. 20857
Song of the surf; w and m Caryl
Agnew. ©1c. July 10, 19386; E unp.
128151; Coral Helen Lisko, Los An-
geles. 20858
Song (The) that never ends; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 22, 1936; EH unp.
128829; Nina Gray Pifer, New
Market, Va. 20859
Songs of His love; hymns. © July
13, 1986; E pub. 56569; Elsie Peter-
son, Chicago. 20860
Songs of joy; w and melodies. © 1c.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128530; Bessie
F. Frosch, Pittsburgh. 20861
922
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
20889
mee
Songs of the pioneers ; fol. no. 2, w and
m Bob Nolan, Vern (Tim) Spencer
and Len Slye; arrs. Mat A. Howard ;
with arr. for guit., ete. © July 4,
1936; E pub. 56243; Cross & Winge,
ine., Portland, Or. 20862
Sons of Arkansas; march, pf. sc. John
Bach; with guit. arr. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 56370; Ernest E. Avery,
Stuttgart, Ark. 20863
Sons of Northam; melody, with pf.
ace. ©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp.
128012; William Fabens Boles, Mar-
blehead, Mass. 20864
Sons of the green and gray; song, Ww
A. M. Fremgen. © 1c. July 28,
1936; E unp. 129225; Joseph O’Neill
Miller, Baltimore. 20865
Sophisticate; song. © 1c. July 9,
1936; E unp. 128016; Janice Rogers
and Caryl King, Chicago. 20866
Sophisticated swing; fox-trot, Will
Hudson; orch. pts. ‘© July 17, 1936;
E pub. 56526; Mills music, ine., New
York. 20867
South of the South; w G. Otto, m A.
Otto. ©1e. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127538; Gene Otto and Anne Otto,
New York. 20868
Southern lullaby; by Belle Fenstock ;
pi. treble. ©1e. July 6, 1986; EH
unp. 127725; Belle Fensterstock,
New York. 20869
Southern melodies; harp. © 1c. July
30, 1936; E unp. 129304; Vojmir Attl,
New York. 20870
Souvenir; diagram arr.; Hawaiian
guit.; in A. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub.
56666 ; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
20871
Spacious (The) firmament on high;
motet for double choir, w Joseph
Addison, m W. K. Stanton; 8 mixed
voices. © June 18, 1936; E for.
45070; Oxford univ. press, London.
20872
Spagnola (La) ; diagram arr.; Hawai-
ian guit. © Dec. 2, 1935; E pub.
56688 ; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
20873
Spanish memories; fox-trot medley,
arr. Graham Prince; orch. pts., with
w. © July 1, 1936; E pub. 56179;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 20874
Spanish waltz; by Geo. Hamilton
Green; xylophone, with pf. acc. ©
June 19, 1936; E pub. 56162; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 20875
Special notice; pf., with w. © 1.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128202; Angelo
Caritoni, St. Louis. 20876
Spector (Fraidele) theme; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 138, 19386; E unp.
128195; Fraidele Spector, Brooklyn.
20877
Spinning song; English version Paul
England, m a German folk-song arr.
A. Aslanoff; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
June 22, 1936; E pub. 56395; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 20878
Spirit of childhood; song. ©1c. July
20, 1936; E unp. 129277; Myrtle
Zahn, i. e. Mrs. Fred J. Zahn, jr.,
Louisville. 20879
Spring; song. © 1c. July 8, 1936;
EK unp. 127886; Maurice Block,
Brooklyn. 20880
Spring (The) and the fall; w Edna
St. Vincent Millay, m Karl Klun. ©
1 @ July 7; 1986; E unp. 127802:
Rosina Klun, Los Angeles. 20881
Spring in Flanders; w David Morton;
male voices. © 1c. July 7, 1936;
E unp. 127822; Charles H. Marsh,
Chula Vista, Calif. 20882
Spring in Iowa; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©«
July 3, 1986; E unp. 127689; Elva
Bell, Milton, Ia. 20883
Spring in Vienna, but autumn in my
heart; w and m Mary Schaeffer and
George Ronald Brown; with guit.
arr. © Feb. 6, 1936; E pub. 56536;
Red star songs, inc., New York.
20884
Spring is the time; melody Rudolph
Friml. © 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp.
128757; Robert Sherwood, Los An-
geles. 20885
Spring voices; w Romney Marsh, m
Roger Quilter; in D. © July 7, 1936;
E for. 45182; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 20886
Springfield; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1c July 9, 19386; E unp. 1280380;
Rose Riefler, Springfield, Ill. 20887
Springtime and you; w and m Edward
Willfred St. John; pf. ©1l1e. July
16, 1936: E unp. 128477; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 20888
Stalking; by Chas. Maxwell. ©1e.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129387; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 20889
923
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20890
DUSTIN Saw:
Star eyes; waltz song, w Enid Hey. | Stealin’ apples; w Andy Razaf, m
©1c. July 15, 1936; E unp. 128340;
Pauline Winslow, Brooklyn. 20890
Star (A) fell out of heaven; w and m
Mack Gordon and Harry Revel; with
guit. arr. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
56558; Crawford music corp., New
York. 20891
Star in a moonlit sky; w and m Harry
Gershman and Merrill Pratt, arr.
Chas. J. Johnson. © 1. July 21,
1936; E unp. 128719; Allen Morris,
Kansas City, Mo. 20892:
Star of hope; hymn, w Howard K. Wil-
liams. © June 18, 1936; E pub.
56567: Elmer A. Naylor, Philadel-
phia. 20893
Star over Bethlehem; Christmas can-
tata, verses Ethel Watts Mumford,
m Lily Strickland; solo voices, cho.
and organ. © July 3, 1936; E pub.
56232; Chappell & co., ine, New
York. 20894
Stars above; w Bill Stewart; pf. ©
tue July..d;.1936;, 2 unp: 127629 -
John Wilbur Medill, Plainwell, Mich.
20895
Stars around the moon; w and melody
Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whit-
cup and Teddy Powell. ©1e«. July
6, 1936; E unp. 127749; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 20896
Stars of the summer night; w Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, m I. B.
Woodbury, arr. Noble Cain; full
8-pt. mixed cho., with solo for med.
voice. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56393: G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20897
Stars (The) weep; w Marty Symes, m
Matt Malneck; with guit. arr.
June 30, 1936; E pub. 56551; Schus-
ter & Miller, inec., New York. 20898
State (The) I love; w and melody. ©
1c. June 20, 1986; E unp. 128299;
Beuford McClish, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 20899
Stay forever in my arms; pf., with w.
©l1e. July 22, 19386; E unp. 128769;
Herbert Bernhard Greenhouse, Chi-
cago. 20900
Steak and kidney pudding; from Cheer
up, Ww Frank Eyton, m Billy Mayerl;
with ukulele arr. and chords for
banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
June 26, 1936; EK for. 45186; Victoria
music pub. co., Itd., London. 20901
Thomas (Fats) Waller. © July 10,
1936: E pub. 56288; Exclusive publi-
cations, ine., New York. 20902
Stealing my Share of love; song. ©
1c July 31, 19386; E unp. 129416;
Wm. J. Thompson, Palm Springs,
Calif. 20903
Stella (La) del cielo; versi e melodia.
©1e. July 9, 1936; E unp. 128006;
Giuseppe Garibaldi Giallanza, High-
land Park, II. 20904
Still we find that we’re in love; arr.
Bill Turnbull; orch. pts. ©1e. July
16, 1986; E unp. 128429; Vernon H.
Downing and John Plessinger, Gol-
den, Col. 20905
—w and m J. Plessinger; pf. ©
1 e@ June 23, 1986; E unp. 127832;
John Plessinger, jr., Denver. 20906
Stimmen der nacht; v. Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, op. 142, nr. 1; orgel. © June
3, 1936; E for. 45060; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 20907
Stormy youth valse; melody. ©1e.
July 29, 1936; E unp. 129255; Julius
Jaffee, Brooklyn. 20908
Story (The) in the moon’s own words;
w Eva Bosworth; pf. ©1e. July 16,
1936; E unp. 128459; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20909
Stranded on the isle of dreams; song,
Leo Richard. © 1. July 9, 1936;
E unp. 128028; Henry Oliver, Saska-
toon, Sask., Canada. 20910
Strange as it seems; w and melody
Horace Puckett. © 1 ce. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128552; Horace Dayrl
Puckett, Mineral Wells, Tex. 20911
Streamline; by Irving Sheinker; pf.
©1ce May 29, 1936; E unp. 127936;
Seymour George Hartman, New
York. 20912
Strolling along; w Harlin bros. and
George Bailey; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr.; in A. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56685; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 20913
Strolling thru the lane; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128832; Georgia M. Carpen-
tier, Little Rock, Ark. 20914
Struggling alone; song, w Maudie B.
Wilson. ©1c. July 7, 1936; E unp.
127901 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
20915
924
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
20944
Studi d’orchestra; di Alamiro Giam-
pieri; clarinetto. © June 9,.1936;
E for. 45226; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
20816
Such is the heart; w and m Evelyn
Cargill; in G. © July 18, 19386; EH
for. 45167; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
20917
Suddenly; song. © 1c. July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129164; John Martin Heslin,
Dorchester, Mass. 20918:
Sugar plum; fox-trot song ©1.e
June 8, 1986; E unp. 128080'; Joseph-
ine Carlin, Springfield, Mass. 20919
Suicide; by G. Dorch; pf. ©1ce. July
14, 1936; E unp. 1283816; Robbins
music corp., New York. 20929
Suis ton chemin; valse, de La flamme,
paroles Léo Leliévre, m Henry Ver-
dun. © May 1, 1936; E for. 45006;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 20921
Suite agreste; apenninische suite, in
stile consueto, Piero Calabrini; orch.
Partitura. © Apr. 10, 1936; E for.
44916; Universal edition, a. g.
Vienna. 20922
Suite anglaise; de Alexandre Mottu;
violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 48952; Editions Maurice Sen-
arte Paris: 209235
Suite de danse; v. Franz Lehar: orch.
stimmen. © Feb. 27, 1936; E for.
44894; Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz
Lehar, Vienna. 20924
Summer in Spain; tango fox-trot, w
Pierre Lafleur, m Steven Hillman.
© June 9, 1936; E for. 45177; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
20925
Summer (A) rose; pf. treble, with w.
©1c. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128977;
Mitchell Maloof, Boston. 20926
Sunbeam song; pf., with w. © 1.
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127530; Nellie
M. Musser, Lansing, Mich. 20927
Sunflower state of the Union; pf., with
w.., © ie. July’ 10, 1986-7 E: unp.
128139; Mary H. Schenck, Kansas
City, Mo. 20928
Sunflowers and you; song. © 1 «
June 26, 1936; E unp. 128578; Con-
stance Hastings Pottorf, Portland,
Or. \ 20929)
Sunset comes too soon; song. ©.1 e.
July 18, 1986; E unp. 128208; Alta
Marquis, Bemidji, Minn. 20930
Sunset (The) road; w and melody
Lucy Kilbourn. ©1c. July 24, 1936;
E unp. 128919; Marlo music corp.,
New York. 20981
Sunshine; w anon., m M. Cecilia. ©
June 12, 1936; E pub. 55769; Marie
Pdakowska, Detroit. 20932
Supplication ; English adaptation based
on Psalm 51, 10th century Huguenot
hymn, transcribed Anis Fuleihan, ed.
John Finley Williamson; mixed
cho. © July 20, 1936; E pub. 56479 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 20933
Supply and demand; w and melody
Elson Brown. ©1e. July 15, 1936;
E unp. 128346; Robert Elson Brown,
Sioux City, Ia. 20934
Supposing; fox-trot, w Ralph Butler
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans. © June 24, 1936; BH for.
44893; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
20935
Same. © July 6, 1936; E for.
45134; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
20936
Surely and truly time will tell; w
Jimmie Elliott; pf. ©l1e. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129104; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20937
Suwannee River blues; w and melody.
©1c. July 21, 1936; E unp. 129287;
Hillis Hunter, Shamrock, Fla., and
Milton James, Tampa, Fla. 20938
Swanee River; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit., with w; in C. © Dee.
2, 1935; E pub. 56656; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 20939
Swanee River moon; song, m Robert
Van Sickle; with arr. for guit., ete.
©1c. July 28, 19386; E unp. 129160;
R. Montgomery Lowder, Kannapolis,
N. C. 20940
Sweepstakes; pf. accordion. © June
1, 1936; E pub. 56177; Pietro Frosini,
New York. 20941
Sweet Bermuda; song, melody Wel-
lington McD. Steede. © 1 c¢. June
13, 1936; E unp. 128294; Wentworth
EK. Bean, St. Georges, Bermuda.
20942
Sweet Beverly; song. © 1. July 7,
1936; E unp. 127813; Emma D.
Fouch-Fosdick, San Jose, Calif.
20943
Sweet little girl; lullaby, song. ©1ce.
June 27, 1936; E unp. 128144; George
DeGolyer Randall, Walloon Lake,
Mich. 20944
929
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20945
pt. m1, n.s., v. 3b
Sweet little woman; song. ©1c. June
10, 1936; E unp. 128044; Harry B.
Milligan, Waveland, Ind. 20945
Sweet (A) living memory; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c¢. July
29, 1986; E unp. 129213; Goldie
Kuitula, Superior, Wis. 20946
Sweet misery of love; w and m Billy
Hill and Seymour Simons; with guit.
arr. © June 30, 1936; E pub. 56131;
Skidmore music co., inc., New York.
20947
Sweet moments; w Oscar Griscott, and
melody. © 1 ¢. June 29, 1986; H
unp. 128040; Arthur Olsen, Pitts-
burgh. 20948
Sweet mother mine; song, m Leo Rich-
ard.) ©),1 i¢ .July.9y 1936); Jiu:
128027; Agnes Holden, Spinney Hill,
Sask., Canada. 20949
Sweet sixteen; melody. ©1ce. July 2,
1936; E unp. 127774; Adrian Hughes,
Hillsboro, Or. 20950
Sweet summertime love; song; with
sult, arr. ,© Ave, July 10 1Ss6rar
unp. 128109: George Wayne Robin-
son, jr., Grapeville, Pa. 20951
Sweeter than music; song. © 1 «.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127658; Ralph
Emerson Reynolds, Portersville, Pa.
20952
Sweetheart and pal o’ mine; song, w
C. I. Alexander, m A. ©. Smith. ©
1 ec. Mar. 4, 1986; E unp. 127924;
C. I. Alexander and A. V. Campbell,
McCreary, Manit., Canada. 20953
Sweetheart of my dreams; song. ©
1 ¢ July 8, 1936; E unp. 127887;
George HE. Gamble, Philadelphia.
20954
Sweethearts forever; fox-trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1c. July
29, 19386; E unp. 129210; Franklyn
M. W. Smith, Newark, N. J. 20955
Sweetie, sweetie baby; song. © 1 ¢.
July 6, 1986; E unp. 127849; Harry
Melvin Atwell, San Fernando, Calif.
20956
Swing along sweet Georgia Lee; w and
melody. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128108; Monte La Fleche, Oakland,
Calif. 20957
Swing high, swing low; song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128815; Margaret B. Dean,
Nashville. 20958
Swing is here; melody Jene Krupa,
Ray Eldridge and C. Berry. ©1c¢.
July 28, 1986: E unp. 129161; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 20959:
Swing is the thing; w and melody. ©
1c July 27, 1986; E unp. 129124;
Frederick Jagels, New York. 20960.
Swing it, Mother Goose; song. ©1 ce.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 129061; Al-
bert John de Long, Hollywood, Calif.
20961
Swing low, sweet chariot; diagram
arr.; Hawaiian guit., with w; in F.
© Dec. 2, 19385; E pub. 56654; Har-
lin bros., Indianapolis. 20962:
Swing sweet and low down; song. ©
1c July 31, 19386; E unp. 129456;
Ida Elizabeth Woodward, Atlanta.
20963.
Swingcopation; w and melody Ray-
mond Gilbert. © 1c. July 8, 1936;
E unp. 128177; Harry Kalin, Chicago.
20964
Swingin’ soldier man; w and melody
Jack Meskill, Leon Flatow and Ted
White. ©1e. June 20, 1936; E unp.
127781; Words and music, inc., New
York. 20965:
Swingtime; w and melody Walter G.
Samuels, Leonard Whiteup and
Teddy Powell. ©1c. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 127748; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 20966
Swingyana; by Charles Magnante; ac-
cordion. © July 20, 1936; E pub.
56513; Robbins music corp., New
York. 20967
Sylvia; waltz, Oley Speaks, arr. Roy
Shield ; dance orch. pts. © July 18,
1936; E pub. 56583; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20968
Symbols of love; w Jane Clare, and
melody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129433; Owen J. Christensen, Los
Angeles. 20969
Symphony in steel; by Ferde Grofé, pf.
arr. D. Savino. © July 20, 19386; HE
pub. 56511; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 20970
T. S. U. alma mater; w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Lew Pollack. © 1 e.
July 30, 1936; E unp. 129394; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 20971
Table d’ hote; musical delicacies, Vee
Lawnhurst and Muriel Pollack: pf.,
4 hands, or 2 pfs. © June 29, 1936;
E pub. 56193; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 20972
926
no. 7, 1936
Tahiti moon; w S. Stasch, m Stan
Comons; with ukulele and Hawaiian
suit. arrs. © May 29; 1936; E. for.
45149: Hawaii music studios, Winni-
peg, Manit., Canada. 20973
*Tain’t no sin to love; song, m Ander-
son C. Carson. ©1e. July 9, 1936;
E unp. 128140; Samuel L. Stephens,
Atlanta. 20974
Take it from the moon above; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1e.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129244; Frank
J. Wisniewski, Chicago. 20975
Take it lightly; song, m Conrad Lind-
berg. ©1e. June 24, 1936; E unp.
127090; Vivian Lee Welch, Youngs-
town, O. 20976
Take me back to mem’ry lane; waltz
song, melody Elwood Funk. © 1 «¢.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127659; Henry
Zelsman, Chicago. 20977
Take me back to old Dakota; w and m
Roy Street; pf. ©l1ec. July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128476; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 20978
Take me back to Texas; song, m James
B. Paris. © 1c June 15, 1936; H
unp. 128404; Joseph B. Patty, Glad-
water, Tex. 20979
Take me home to the sunny South; w
and m John Hancock: pf. treble. ©
ie July 30, 1986; EH unp. 129327;
Georgia music co., New York. 20980
Take me in your arms forever; w A. J.
Cloutier, m J. J. Kehoe; pf. treble.
©1c. June 29, 19386; E unp. 127457;
Albert J. Cloutier and John J. Kehoe,
Lowell. 20981
Take me till death do us part; w and
melody. ©1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
-129028; Gladys Saied, Wellington,
Tex. 20982
Take no thought for your life; sacred
song, w from the Bible, m Avelyn M.
Kerr. © July 2, 1936; E pub. 56298;
Harmony music publishers, Chicago.
20983
Tale (The) of two shoes; fox-trot, w
and m Cliff Burleigh. ©1e. July 14,
1936; E unp. 128279; Frederick Pat-
rick, Brooklyn. 20984
Tambourines and castanets; by Mois-
saye Boguslawski; pf. © July 24,
1986; E pub. 56632; Moderne publi-
cations, Chicago. 20985
Tango-album; ftir chromatisches pf.—
akkordion von 12 bis 120 bissen,
Hans Georg Schiitz. © June 4, 1936;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20999
E for. 45201; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
20986.
Tango espanol; by Elliot Griffis; pf.
New York, The composer’s press.
May 11, 1986; 2 c. Apr. 28; E pub.
56147; R. W. Tiemann, Brooklyn.
20987
Tango meksykanskie; arr. Fred
Scher; ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1936
E for. 45249 ; Editions Fermata, War-
saw, Poland. 20988
Tango oriental; arr. by R. Gama; pf.
©1e. July 29, 1986; E unp. 129199;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago.
20989
Tangoriento; by Clifford Adams; pf.
conductor. © 1 ce. May 29, 1936; EB
unp. 127932; Seymour George Hart-
man, New York. 20990
Tanzrhapsodie; v. Jo Kniimann; orch.
stimmen. © Apr. 25, 1936; E for.
45032; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 20991
Tanzsuite; v. Ernst Roters, op. 23, nos.
1-7; orch. 0. kammerorech. Partitur.
© Mar. 14, 1936; E for. 44915; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 20992
Tatjana; potpourri aus der opera,
Franz Lehadr; pf. © Mar. 25, 1936;
E for. 44871; Glocken-verlag, inh.
Franz Lehar, Vienna. 20993
Teach me Thy way, oh Lord; w Ruth
Clayton Motley; pf. ©1e. July 22,
1936; E unp. 128802; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 20994
Teaching (The) of music through
movement; by Florence Axtens, with
exercises and designs Désirée Mar-
tin; pf., with and without w. ©
July 7, 1936; E for. 45257; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 20995
Tears in your eyes; song. ©1e. July
7, 1936; E unp. 127818; Stefan G.
Kincel, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 20996
Tears were never meant for you dear;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1ec. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128816;
Bessie Keller, Syracuse. 20997
Technique with a purpose; bk. of prac-
tical exercises, Felix Swinstead; pf.
© July 2, 1936; E for. 45069; Oxford
univ. press, London. 20998
Tell me again that you love me; valse,
w and m Mrs. E. W. Wright. ©
1c July 13, 1936; E unp. 128686;
Ethel Wright, i. e. Mrs. E. W.
Wright, Vicksburg, Miss. 20999
927
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21000
Tell me dear; w and melody. ©1e.
July 8, 19386; E unp. 127981; Walter
BH. Feigl, Brooklyn. 21000
Tell me why; w and melody. ©1c.
July 25, 19386; E unp. 129012; Harry
Lee Fisher, Philadelphia. 21001
Tell me with your kisses; w and m
Mack David, Geo. W. Meyer and
Pete Wendling; with guit. arr.
June 29, 1986; E pub. 56204; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. 21002
Tell some one the story; hymn. ©
July 11, 1936; E pub. 56519; C.
Franklin Shaver, Bellingham, Wash.
21003
Tell the world you’re happy; w and m
Caryl Agnew. © 1c. July 10, 1936;
E unp. 128152; Coral Helen Lisko,
Los Angeles. 21004
Telling you; w W. L. Hoffman, melody
Vane Blair: © 1 ec July 1, 936;
E unp. 127579; Vernon Howard
Blair and William Louis Hoffman,
San Francisco. 21005
Tessiner herbstlied ; serenade, aus dem
film, Hans Pero; orch. stimmen.
Apr. 25, 1936; E for. 45030; Ries &
Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 21006
Texarkana moon; w and m Crete
Mack. -© 1c. July 31, 19386; E unp.
129425; Nellie Crete Mack, Daven-
port, Ia. 21007
Texas centennial hat; arr. Lynn T.
Oden; pf., with w. ©1le. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128559; Nancy Wesson
McGillivray, Mineral Wells, Tex.
21008
Texas has a sweetheart; song, m
James B. Paris.’ © 1 ec. June 15,
1936; E unp. 128402; Joseph B.
Patty, Gladewater, Tex. 21009
Texas is calling to you; pf., with w.
©1ce. July 11, 1936; E unp. 128162;
Zula Winstead Loggins, West Co-
lumbia, Tex. 21010
Texas ranger Song; from The Texas
rangers, w and m Sam Coslow and
Harry Behn, pf. sc. ed. Geo. N.
Terry ; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
July 7, 1936; E pub. 56271; Para-
mount productions music corp., New
York. 21011
Texas, the toast of the U. S. A.; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127860; Billie Ardeneaux, San An-
tonio. 21012
JOUIOO MIS Ae Bae
Texas, we’re on our way; song, alr.;
with guit. arr. ©1e. July 14, 1936;
E unp. 128306; Frank Gilbert Pol-
lay, Winslow, Ariz. 21013
Texas welcomes you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
July 3, 19386; E unp. 127690; Nan
Waddill, Irwin, Neb. 21014
Thank you, Stusia; w Oliver B. Ca-
pelle, m Jack Frost. © July 13,
1936; E pub. 56335; Joe Davis, ine.,
New York. 21015
Thank you too much; w and m Robert
Levy and N. Goldblatt. © 1c. July
24, 1986; E unp. 128924; Norman
Goldblatt, Kansas City, Mo. 21016
Thanks brother, here’s your dime; w
Ring-Hager, set to melody of Auld
lang syne, arr. Justin Ring. ©1l1e.
July 238, 1986; E unp. 128882; Fred
Hager, Bayside, L. I., N. Y. 21017
That littl country town where I was
born; w and melody. © 1.e. July
15, 1936; E unp. 128348; James
Adair, Toledo, O. 21018
That little feeling; song. ©1e July
16, 1986; EH unp. 128416; Bernice G.
Jones, Laurens, S. C. 21019
That little game folks play down
South; song. © 1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128765; Irven Hayden Car-
michael, Atlanta. 21020
That night in June; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
July 13, 1986; E unp. 128260; Mary
Viola Olson, Sturgis, Sask., Canada.
21021
That nosey little nose of yours; w
B. J. Cohn, melody I. Greenberg. ©
1c July 29, 1986; E unp. 129230;
Burton J. Cohn and Irving Green-
berg, New York. 21022
That old log cottage in the mountains;
song. ©1«e. July 24, 1936; E unp.
128953; Roy McBain, Eugene, Or.
210238
That old quartet; arr. Browne Greaton
Cole; 4-pt. boys’ cho., unacc. © July
6, 19386; E pub. 56222; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 21024
That old violin and I; valse, w and m
Gene Christie. © 1 c¢. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 127944; Christie E. Anderson,
Jordan, Mont. 21025.
That Rocky Mountain home of mine;
w Wayne Donaldson; pf. ©1.
July 16, 1936; E unp. 128460; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21026
928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
21053
-That’s just a lesson from me to you;
wand melody. ©1c. July 13, 1936;
E unp. 128944; Ellis Z. Nutting, New
York. 21027
That’s Louisiana if you please; song,
w William Gross. © 1 c. June 5,
1986; E unp. 125850; Buster Lee
Johnson, San Diego, Calif. 21028
That’s my love; pf. © 1c. July 15,
1936; E unp. 128354; Philip Saltman,
Boston. 21029)
That’s the way they do in Carolina;
w and m Malcolm Taylor Thomson.
©1e. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128863 ;
Grace LaVirle Edens, Greenville,
Se CO. 21030
That’s the way with love; w Pauline
Heckman, and melody. © 1c. July
9, 1886; E unp. 127978; Luella Towl,
Lakewood, O. 21031
That’s what Id like about you; w and
m Fred Houston. © 1. June 6,
1936; E unp. 127429; Francis Marion
Houston, Portland, Or. 21032
That’s what you gave to me; w Betty
Johnson, melody C. Bourne. © 1.
June 8, 1986; EH unp. 127720; Betty
Bisselle Johnson anc Charles Bourne,
Hollywood, Calif. 21033
That's why; song. © 1c. July 14,
1936; E unp. 128331; Jay (Woody)
Woodward, Pittsburgh. 21034
That’s you; song. ©1e. July 1, 1936;
H unp. 127502; Beniamin Kdwards
Neal, Los Angeles. 210385
That sun-tan blonde of mine; w and
m Jean Herbert; pf. treble. © 1 ©.
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128753; Her-
bert publications, New York. 21036
Them grinnin’ blues; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 ¢. July 11, 1986; E
unp. 128168; Nettie Allen, Fort
Payne, Ala. 21037
Themes of orchestral composition no. 1.
©1c. June 26, 1986; E unp. 127988;
Raymond St. Andard, Elmhurst, L. I.,
NEY. 21038
Themes of orchestral composition no.
Zw Ovucl €. » July 28, 1986: BY unp.
129156; Raymond St. Andard Elm-
burst, Li: F., N.Y: 21039
There ain’t no sense to nothing; w and
m Al Feldblum. ©1c. July 20, 1936;
E unp. 128579; Alexander Feldblum,
Great Barrington, Mass. 21040:
There are just two I’s in Dixie, two
blue eyes that mean the world to me;
w and m Louis Herscher, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with guit. arr. © June 15,
1986; E pub. 563860; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 21041
There goes my attraction; w and m
Al J. Neiburg, Jerry Levinson and
Boyd Bunch; with arr. for guit., pf.
accordion, etc. © July 15, 1986; E
pub. 56374; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 21042
There is love’ in my heart; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1 «.
July 29; 1936; E unp. 129211 :*Nor-
man W. Berger, Hamburg, Pa. 21043
There is nothing I can do; song. ©
ue, July 22, 1986; BH unp.: 128830;
Carolyn B. Marucchi, Madison, N. J.
21044
There is somebody waiting for me;
song, melody arr. Frances Raleigh.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128042;
John Raleigh, Peshtigo, Wis. 21045
There isn’t any use in kissing; w Jane
Clare, and melody. ©1e July 31,
1836; E unp. 129439; Owen J. Chris-
tensen, Los Angeles. 21046
There'll come a time; song, w Eli
Haggard and M. A. Haggard, arr.
Hrnest Carnicelli. © Aug. 15, 1935;
E pub. 56612: Mary Anna Haggard,
New York. 21047
There may be a new love in the spring ;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp. 128120; -
Hannah L. Hopkins, Toledo. 21048
There’s a covered wagon rollin’ o’er
the prairie; w Cecil Taylor, m C.
Taylor and Frank Nall. © July 21,
1936; E pub. 56540; Cecil H. Taylor,
Kansas City, Mo. 21049
There’s a dear old spot, a house and
lot: w Ida Mae McKinley; pf. ©
le. July 22, 19386; E unp. 128803;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21050
There’s a different song in my heart;
song. ©1e. July 20, 1986; E unp.
128598; Houston Smith, jr., Dallas.
21051
There’s a little bit of Irish in you;
song, w Arthun D. Vaughan. © 1c.
July 29, 1936; E unp. 129196; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 21052
There’s a method in my music; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst.
©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129186;
Famous music corp., New York.
21053
929
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21054
pt. m1, n.s., v. $1
SWAN 0 eee
There’s a nigger up in heaven;
Benny Caswell, and melody. © 1 ©.
July 24, 1936; E unp. 128911; Fred
William Curtice, San Francisco.
21054
There’s a picture enclosed in a locket ;
song, w Ralph Murdock Snyder.
1c. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129197; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 21055
There’s a song in ‘my heart; fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 8, 1936; HE unp.
128071: Marie Toenberg, Alexander,
N. D. 21056
hymn, w and m Addie Lutton
Clark; pf. © June 20, 1986; E pub.
56205; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
21057
There’s a star in the sky; from Cheer
up, w Frank Eyton, m Billy Mayerl ;
with ukulele arr. and chords for
banjo, guit. and pf. accordion.
June 26, 1936; E for. 45187; Victoria
music pub. co., ltd., London. 21058
There’s always tomorrow; waltz song.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129305;
Emily C. Rybak, Lyndhurst, O.
21059
There’s an old and faded picture; w
and m Frank Harris; pf. treble. ©
1 ec. July 30, 1936; EB unp. 129322;
Georgia music co., New York. 21060
There’s no wolf around my door; song.
© 1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127840;
Gaspar Bacon, jr., Woods Hole,
Mass. 21061
There’s only one U in Utah; w H.
Cieslak, m P. Steffen, arr. N. N. Bar-
tholomew. © 1c. July 27, 1936; H
unp. 129037 ; Paul Steffen and Henry
Cieslak, Chicago. 21062
There’s snow on the fields; canon, W
Christina Rossetti, m Gerald Finzi;
sop. 1, 2. © June 4, 1936; EH for.
45086; Oxford univ. press, London.
21063
These and other things I promise you;
pf., with w. ©1c. July 20, 1936; E
unp. 128600; Mary Josephene Wal-
ker, Los Angeles. 21064
They all call you blue skies; valse
song. ©1c. June 22, 1936; EH unp.
128056; Ralph A. Valvano, Linden,
N. J. 21065
They got me; by LeRoy Shield; pf.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; BE unp. 129341 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
21066
w | They got me runnin’ wild; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. July 23, 19386; E unp.
128877; Joseph Albert Bagnera, H.
Boston. 21067
They’re talking about you, baby; w
and melody Sue Cook, pf. se. Basil
Sadler. © 1c. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127693: Mrs. Irvin Cook, Baltimore.
21068
They tell me that you’re doing mighty
fine; song. © 1c. June 30, 19386; H
unp. 127506; Robert Emmett McKel-
vey, Los Angeles. 21069
Thief (The) ; w and m Bernard Ham-
blen; bass or bar. © July 6, 1936;
E pub. 56251; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 21070
Think not strange: from The fair Pe-
ruvian, air James Hook, arr. and the
ace. composed Ella Ivimey. © June
25, 1936; E for. 45157; Augener, ltd.,
London. 21071
Think on me; melody. ©1ce. July 24,
1936: E unp. 128963 ; Deotha Benford
and William Benford, New York.
21072
Thinking of you; fox-trot song. ©1e.
June 15, 1936; E unp. 128103; Flor-
ence Callery, Sacramento, Calif.
21073
Third book of tones and tunes; 23
pieces, Elizabeth Gest; pf. © July
17, 1936; E pub. 56594; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 21074
This England; w William Shake-
speare, m Thomas Wood; massed.
voices, with descant. © June 4,
1936; E for. 45083; Oxford univ.
press, London. 21075
This is my dance; song, m Henry G.
Easley. ©1e. July 10, 1936; E unp.
128115; Bertha Barbee, Burlington,
N. C. 21076
This is my spring song; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128229; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
21077
This is paradise but not romance; W
and melody. ©1e. July 23, 1986; E
unp. 128878; Arthur H. Falk, Ozone
Park, i.e NEaYe 21078
This is the night; from The lid’s off, w
Arnett McKennan, m E. Rotan Sar-
gent, new pf. and guit. arrs. Lou Lea-
man. © July 17, 1986; E pub. 56529 ;
Mills music, inc., New York. 21079
930
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
This merry festal day; based on the
Dance of the comedians from The
bartered bride, by Bedrich Smetana,
w Mimi Treharne, setting Bryceson
Treharne; men’s cho. © July 13,
1936; E pub. 56349; Boston music
co., Boston. 21080
This new day generation; waltz, w and
melody. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
128986: George Luckash, Morann,
Pa. 21081
This night; song. ©1c. July 30, 1936;
BE ounp. 129282; H. Bertram Water-
bor, Perth Amboy, N. J. 21082
This night belongs to you; w and m Al
Lewis, Clyde Lucas and Lyn Lucas;
with arr. for guit., ete. © July 17,
1936; E pub. 564387; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 21083
Those happy days: w and melody. ©
1 ¢ July 10, 1936; E unp. 128106;
Andrew De Wilde, New York. 21084
Though you don’t wanta please come
on; fox-trot song. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 128095; Dora Ives, Lit-
’ tlefield, Tex. 21085.
Thought (A) majestic; ode, w William
Kennedy, m Ernest Harry Adams;
mixed voices. © July 13, 1936; H
pub. 56376: Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 21086
Three brown mice; w Don Gilbert, mel-
ody Allen Taub. ©1c. July 8, 1936;
E ounp. 127654; Ulysses Nadeau, Ft.
Kent, Me. 21087
Three long years; w and arr. of m
Shelby Darnell; with guit. arr. ©
June 10, 1936; E pub. 56267; Bob
Miller, inec., New York. 21088
Three years; Democratic campaign
song, arr. King Tut and S. W. Fish-
lin. © 1c. July: 13, 1936: E unp.
128273 ; Earl M. Wilson, Mt. Rainier,
Md. 21089
Three young violinists; by Maia Bang;
3 violins; pf. ace. © July 17, 1936;
EH pub. 56595; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21090
Through flood-tides of love; w Lillian
Barker Durkee, m Homer Tourjée;
low key. © July 2, 1936: E pub.
56300; Harmony music publishers,
Chicago. 21091
Through my open door; w Clayton
Sidney Wickland, m Tom Auns-
paugh; pf. ©1e. July 28, 1936; EB
unp. 129152; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21092
89984—36——7
21105
Throw away your troubles and smile,
smile, smile; w HE. M. Wallace, mel-
ody Eleanor M. Wallace and Frank
Mutz. ©1c. June 25, 1936; E unp.
127964; Eleanor Randolph Murphy
Wallace, Baton Rouge, La. 21093
Throwin’ my money away; w and m
Ray Vaughn. ©1c. July 24, 1936;
E unp. 1289388; Raymond Vaughn
Whitman, jr., Springfield, O. 21094
Thy goal; song. ©1e. July 11, 1936;
EH unp. 128183; Charles Henry Har-
mer, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 21095
Thy table I approach; hymn Gerhard
Walther Molanus, m Dudley Peele;
mixed choir or quartet. © June 29,
1986; E pub. 56415; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 21096
Tied in my bundle of dreams; song.
©le July 9, 1936; E unp. 128015;
Beulah G. Hastings, Brooklyn.
21097
Time and again; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128261; Ivah
Mae Bailey, Greenville, Mich. 21098
Time’s a-wastin’ Mr. Landon; song.
©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp. 129420;
Cleveland Alward Hodges, Long
Beach, Calif. 21099
Time tip-toes by; w George Whiting
and Buddy Bernier, melody Billy
Haid. ©1ce. July 30, 1936; E unp.
129295; Broadway music corp., New
York. 21100
Timor et tremor; motet, pts. 1-2, w
from the Bible, m Orlando Di Lasso,
ed. Max T. Krone; mixed voices. ©
July 2, 1936; E pub. 56389; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 21101
Tiny music box; by Buenta Carter; pf.
© July 13, 1936; E pub. 56354; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 21102
To a rose; song, m James B. Paris. ©
1 ec. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128406;
Joseph B. Patty, Gladewater, Tex.
211038
To be or not to be; song. ©1e. July
29, 1936; E unp. 129181; Marshall
Laurence Holt, Nashville. 21104
or bes Sunreg song: -©); 4<c: duly 120;
1936; E unp. 128601; May G. Gree-
ley, West Hempstead, N. Y. 21105
931
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21106
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
To live for, to laugh with, to love;
song, melody T. W. De Vergnies. ©
1c. July 24, 1986; E unp. 128910;
Thomas Wendell De Vergnies and
George Thomas Bloom, Bloomfield,
N. J. 21106
To Mardi gras; song, m James B. Paris.
© 1c. June 15, 19386; E unp. 128405 ;
Joseph B. Patty, Gladewater, Tex.
21107
To that dear old mother that’s gone;
song. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128751; Bessie Lee Smith Cupp,
Council Grove, Kan. 21108
To the colors I am called; arr. Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1e.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129241; Jen-
nie Leone, Schenectady, N. Y. 21109
Toast (A) to R. M. S. Queen Mary;
wand melody. ©1ce. July 24, 1936;
E unp. 128940; Ina George, New
York. 21110
To-day ; fox-trot song. ©1c. June 22,
1936; E unp. 128050; Sherman
Spring, Wellsville, O. 21111
Together; marching song, w and m
Thomas Wood; bar. solo and male’
cho. © July 17, 1936; E for. 45163 >
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21112
Together we never can fail; w and m
J.) Dorr’ © Lex July Mee1936; EB
unp. 128208; Isidor Achron, New
York. 21113
Token; w Jennie Eliza Carr; pf. ©
1c. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129105;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21114
Tommy and Sally Soapsuds; w and
melody. © 1c. July 29, 1936; E
unp. 129231; Betty K. Andrews, Park
Ridge, Il. 21115
To-morrow will hold happiness; fox-
trot song. ©1e. July 138, 19386; H
unp. 128676; Elizabeth Kelly, Cin-
cinnati. 21116
Tomorrow’s yesterday; w and melody
Georgia Ann Conway. ©1e. July
30, 1986; E unp. 129308; Georgia
Singleton, Detroit. 21117
To-night I am lonely for you; waltz
ballad, w and melody. © 1c. July
13, 1936; E unp. 128237; Sam P. Ac-
ton, Birmingham, Ala. 21118
Too bad; w Tom Gindhart, m Don
Redman and Herman Stein, pf. sc.
Harold Potter; with guit. arr. ©
June 24, 1936; E pub. 56182; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 21119
Too good to be true; w and melody. ©
1e July 20, 1986; E unp. 128633 ;
Virginia Owen Kling, Sharon
Springs, N. Y. 21120
Too true; w R. W. Garrison, m L. A.
Fanget. © 1. July 17, 1936; EB
unp. 128499; Louis A. Fanget and
Robert William Garrison, Princeton,
N. J. Pali val
Torjussen (Trygve) Arabesque; op. 56,
no. 10; pf. © July 13, 1936; E pub.
56380; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
Pai Pes
Townsend (The) march triumphant ;
song. © June 25, 1936; E pub.
_ 56150; John Chapman, Shedd, Or.
21123
Townsend O. A. R. P. campaign song;
pf., with w. © 1c. June 29, 1936;
E unp. 128214; A. John Engler,
Franklin, Ind. 21124
Tragedy (The) of thirty-two; pf., with
w. ©l1e July 11, 1986; E unp.
128188; Bertha A. Snipes, Ports-
mouth, Va. 21125
Trail along trailer home, trail along;
song, m Marie Roberts Williams. ©
1e July 16, 1936: E unp. 1283885;
Lena Kingston, Caldwell, Id. 21126
Trail (The) that leads thru Honey-
moon lane; w and melody. © 1 e.
July 7, 1986; E unp. 127812; Zelpha
Fay Miller, Pleasant Hill, Mo.
21127
Trailing along together in our little
home on wheels; w and melody La
Roche. Cho. only. © 1c June 17,
1986; E unp. 128301; Virginia Will-
rich, Detroit. 21128
Transition no. 1; by Leroy Shield; pf.
©1ec. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129347;
Robbins music corp., New York.
21129
no. 2; by LeRoy Shield; pf. © 1
ce. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129348 ; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 21130
— no. 3; by LeRoy Shield; pf.
1 e¢. July 30, 1986; E unp. 129349;
Robbins music corp., New York.
21131
Traveling east with you: song. ©
June 15, 1986; E pub. 56369; Jessie
Blaine Barnes, Chicago. 21132
Treasure trailS; radio operetta, bk.
L. R. Cook, m L. R. Cook and Reta
Mae Mitchell. Voc. sc. © 1 ec. May
22, 1936; D 39084; Laurence Russell
Cook, Los Angeles. 21132*
932
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
Trenkner (Werner) Konzert; in G-
moll, op. 21; violine u. klavier. ©
Jan. 8, 1986; E for. 45088; Ries &
Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 21133
Tribute (A) to mother; w and melody.
©l1e. July 20, 1986; E unp. 128607 ;
Lottie Kroesing, Moscow, Id. 21184
Tricolore; w and melody. ©1e. July
6, 1936; E unp. 127783; Frank Berra-
fato, Buffalo. Paes
Trio; v. Henk Badings; violine, violon-
cello u. klavier. © June 23, 1936; E
for. 45099; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 21136
Triosonate G-dur; v. Giuseppe Jac-
ehini, op. 5, nr. 3, hrsg. Walter Up-
meyer ; 2 violinen, violoncello u. cem-
balo, klavier. Partitur u. stimmen.
© Mar. 30, 1986; E for. 45053; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-
Lichterfelde. 21137
Tristesse ; reverie, from Poemes sym-
bolistes, Paul de Launay, op. 67, no.
1; chamber music pts. © July 6,
1936 ; E pub. 56283; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 21138
Triumph (The) song; w Daniel G.
Reed, m John J. Job. © July 2,
1936; E pub. 56301; George Dasch,
Daniel G. Reed and Robert C. Love,
Chicago. 21139
Troisiéme suite; par Marin Marais,
transcrite L. R. Feuillard; violon-
celle, avee ace. de pf. © May 1,
1936; E for, 44987; Delrieu fréres,
Nice, France. 21140
Tropic moon; song. © 1c. June 1,
19386; E unp. 129116; Frank Charles
Wilkinson, Auburn, Calif. 21141
Tropical night; fox-trot; pf., with w.
©1c. July 25, 1936; BE unp. 129131;
Sylvia Greenberg, Long Beach, Calif.
21142
True love of love; w and melody.
©1c. July 15, 1936; EB unp. 128345;
Jessie Wheatley, Gypsum, Kan.
21143
Try a Lucky Strike; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. July 7, 1986; E unp.
127880; James Daniels Stafford,
Bellefonte, Pa. 21144
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Going
to the tournament; based on the 3rd
movement of the Sixth symphony,
P. I. Tchaikovsky, w B. T., setting
Bryceson Treharne; mixed cho. ©
July 13, 1936; E pub. 56346; Boston
music co., Boston. 21145
21157
Tu lo sai; English version B. T., m
Giuseppe Torelli. © July 13, 1936;
EK pub. 56350; Boston music ¢Co.,
Boston. 21146
Tudor suite; transcribed from the
compositions of King Henry VIII,
and arr. Robt. Barclay Wilson;
school orch. Se. and pts. © July
13, 1986: E for. 45148; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 21147
Tunes and harmonies; [ed.] Mabelle
Glenn, Helen S. Leavitt, Victor L. F.
Rebmann and Harl L. Baker. ©
Apr. 7, 1986; A 97009; Ginn & co.,
Boston. 21148
Tunes for reading; by Gladys Taylor;
pf. © July 15, 1936; EB for. 45271:
Warren & Phillips, London. 21149
Turkey in the straw; diagram arr.;
Hawaiian guit.; in D. © Dee. 2,
1935; E pub. 56657 ; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 21150
Turn me loose at the ball game; w and
m Charles Weir, arr. Harry Ludwig;
with guit. arr. © June 30, 1936; H
pub. 56498; Will Lewis, Chicago.
21151
Turn on the moon; w Al Bernard, m
Bob Thomas, arr. Arthur Gutman;
with guit. arr. © June 15, 1936; E
pub. 563862; Bob Miller, ine. New
York. ZI152
Turn once again; by. Giordani, arr.
Geoffrey Shaw; mixed voices. ©
June 23, 1936; EH for. 45207; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 21153
Turn, paddle wheel, turn; w Allan
Roberts and Jules Loman, m AI
Sherman, pf. sc. Harold Potter: with
guit. arr. © June 29, 1936; E pub.
56228; Melo-art music publishers,
New York. 21154
—— —— ——- with guit. arr. © June
16, 1986; E pub. 55495; Melo-art mu-
sic publishers, New York. 21155
Turn ye to me; poem Christopher
North, old Gaelic air arr. ; mixed cho.
© July 21, 1936; E for. 45265; Hugh
S. Roberton, Glasgow. 21156
"Twas only an Irishman’s dream; w
John J. O’Brien and Al. Dubin, m
Rennie Cormack. © July 27, 1916;
E pub. 56505; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21157
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21158
Twiddlin’ my thumbs; w Al. J. Nei-
burg, m Jerry Levinson; with guit.
arr. © July 14, 1936; E pub. 56337;
Isham Jones music corp., New York.
21158
Twilight; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 29,
1936; E unp. 129265; Hy Jordan,
Tooele, Utah. 21159
Twilight (The) hour; w and m Maude
Sinclair Wiatt Harrell; pf. ©1e.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129114; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21160
Twinkling eyes; valse song. © 1 .«@
June 8, 1986; E unp. 128079; Albertie
Bailey, Limestone, N. Y. 21161
Twinn (Sydney) Three first term vio-
lin pieces for class teaching; with
pf. ace. © June 17, 1936; E for.
44945; Alfred Lengnick & co., Iltd.,
London. 21162
Two baby eyes of blue; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
July 3, 1936; E unp. 127691; Alice
Oliver, West Duluth, Minn. 21163
Two guitars; transcribed Ferde Grofé.
© 1«. July 1, 1936; E unp. 127529;
Robbins musie corp., New York.
21164
Two humming a tune; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128230; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
21165
Two (The) lives; w James MeGrana-
han, m anon., arr. V. C. Bridges. ©
1¢ July 25, 1936; EH unp. 129008 ;
Frank R. Bridges, Los Angeles.
21166
Tyroleans on parade; pf. ©l1e. July
. 24, 1936; EH unp. 128915; Lillian
Lilly, New Orleans. 21167
U saved America; song. © 1c. July
22, 1986; E unp. 128833; Walter Al-
vin Rabe, Vista, Calif. 21168
Ua like no a like; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit., with w; in A. © Dee.
2, 1935; E pub. 56691; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 21169
Ulalani; w L. Mattern, melody Charles
Mattern. ©1e. July 6, 1986; E unp.
127927; Lynda MHelhoff Mattern,
West Los Angeles. 21170
Uncle Elmer’s almanac; w and m
James Cavanaugh, Dick Sanford and
Michael H. Cleary; with arr. for
guit., ete. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
56510; Miller music, ine., New York.
21171
Uncle Sam sez to his sons; song. ©
June 29, 1936; E pub. 56217; Clara
Gordon, St. Louis. 21172
Undecided ’bout things; song, m Ruth
J. Wood. © 1c. June 22, 1936: EB
unp. 128216; G. A. Klein, Los An-
geles. 21173
Under the blood; hymn, m Marshall
H. Pierson. © May 20, 1936; E pub.
56433; Hula May Sears, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 21174
Under the double eagle; diagram arr. ;
Hawaiian guit. Dee. 1, 1934; B
pub. 56663; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 21175.
Under the moon; w and m George Hd-
mon Wyly; pf. ©1c. July 28, 1936;
K unp. 1291538; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21176
Under your hat; melody, with pf. acc.
© le July 9, 1936; E unp. 128013;
William Fabens Boles, Marblehead,
Mass. 21177
Underneath a Palm Beach moon; pf.
©1c. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129200;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago.
21178
Underneath Miami’s moon; w and mel-
ody S. EB. McDougald, pf. arr. Luther
A. Clark; with arr. for ukulele, etce..
Aaron A. Clark. © July 2. 1936; E
pub. 56250; Sarah Elizabeth Mce-
Dougald, Deerfield, Fla. 2117
Underneath the moon; song. © 1 «¢.
July 24, 1986; E unp. 128964; Wal-
lace Cornelius Danforth, Massena,
INE YG 21180
Underneath the smile of Ol Man
Moon; w J. R. Chisholm, m J. B.
Salb. ©1e. June 27, 1936; E unp.
129075; John B. Salb and John R.
Chisholm, Washington. 21181
Unlock your heart and give me the
key ; fox-trot song. © 1c. June 15,
1936; E unp. 128094; Emma Mason
Liewellyn, Wilbur, Wash. 21182
Unsere klassiker fiir die jugend; 52
melodien, bearb. Hermann Wenzel ;
klavier. bd. 1-4. © Aug. 15, 1933;
E for. 44882; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
21183
Until to-day; w and m Benny Davis,
J. Fred Coots and Oscar Levant, pf.
se. Paul Hill; with arr. for guit., ete.
© July 1, 1936; E pub. 56148; Marlo
music corp., New York. 21184
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no. 7, 1986
Up the hill to happy days; from On
with the show, w and m Cecil Har-
rington and Raymond Wallace; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © July 15,
1986; E for. 45195; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London.
21185
Up yondah; song. ©1e. July 2, 1936;
B unp. 127627; Otto Edward Stand-
hardt, Clarkston, Ga. 21186
Uptown rhapsody; duck soup, Teddy
Hill and Leon Berry; pf. © July
10, 1936; E pub. 56289; Exclusive
publications, inc., New York. 21187
Vagabonds (The); w Robert Louis
Stevenson, m Lewys Thomas; men’s
quartet or cho. © July 10, 1936;
E pub. 56626; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 21188
Valley of love; song, m Robert Van-
Sickle. ©1c. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128646; Adoniram J. Cook, New
York. 21189
Valse brillante; by Geo. Hamilton
Green; xylophone, with pf. ace. ©
June 19, 1936; E pub. 56163; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 21190
Valse in A flat; pf. ©le July 9,
1936; E unp. 127999; Rachael Louise
Glasscock, Corsicana, Tex. 21191
Valse mignonne; v. Sigfrid Karg-Elert,
opal? inr, 2:;. orgel. '© June 3,
1936; E for. 45061; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, Leipzig. 21192
Valse triste; by Jean Sibelius, adapted
and arr., with biographical sketch,
John Thompson; pf. © July 6,
1936; E pub. 56223; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 21193
Vargues (Odette) Six chansons prin-
taniéres; paroles Marguerite Pierre-
Humble. recueil 1, 2. © May 1,
1936; E for. 44978, 44979; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 21194, 21195
Vaughan Williams (R.) Suite; for
viola and orech.; viola and pf.
groups 1-3. © May 21, 1936; E for.
45097 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
21196
Velvet shadows; song. ©1c. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128599; Birdie Rich
Dunsworth, Emporia, Kan. 21197
Venetian boat song; by Moissaye
Boguslawski; pf. © July 10, 1936;
E pub. 56429; Moderne publications,
Chicago. 21198
21210
Venice is heaven; w and melody. ©
1 ce. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128858;
Americo Antonio Amoroso, Boston.
21199
Schubert,
solo-sop.,
Verktindigung; v. Heinz
bearb. Eberhardt Paul;
frauenchor u. gem. chor. Klavier-
auszug. “‘©°* Apr. 2;°19386; EH for.
45013; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. bh,
Berlin. 21200
Very (The) polite gondolier; song, w.
Roger A. Derby. © 1c. July 16,
1986; E unp. 128424; Hlizabeth H.
Derby, Cedarhurst, L. I., N. Y.
21201
Veterans of future wars; w Frank
Russell, m John Warren. © 1 «.
July 15, 1986; E unp. 128332; John
Heyn, New York. 21202
Vicar (The) of Bray; song, English
air, m arr. with descant H. A.
Chambers. © July 10, 1936; E for.
44961; Novello & co., ltd., London.
21203
Victry thru the blood; hymn, w and
m Mrs. F. R. Anderson. © May
28, 1986; E pub. 56265; Bess D. An-
derson, Dallas. 21204
Vienna dance no, 2; arr. for pf. Ignaz
Friedman, after motives Edward
Girtner, arr. for 2 pfs., 4 hands,
Otto Schlaaf and Robert Riotte. ©
Feb. 10, 1986; E for. 44921; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 21205
Vineyard tango; melody. ©1e. July
27, 1986; E unp. 129073; Jafar Dey-
let-Muraz, Oak Bluffs, Mass. 21206
Violin music the whole world loves;
39 melodies, arr. C. Paul Herfurth
and Edward NStrietel; violin, ist
pos., and pf. © July 27, 1936; EB
pub. 56642; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 21207
Vision (The) from my fireplace; w
Williard Aloysious O’Connor ; pf.
1c. July 27, 1936; E unp. 129106;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21208
Vita lux hominum; m George Henry
Day; men’s voices. © 1c. July 13,
1986; E unp. 128189; Malcolm S.
Johnston, Geneva, N. Y. 21209)
Vittoria, vittoria, la guerra é finita
con gran gloria; march; conductor,
con versi. © 1c. July 6, 1936; H
unp. 127759; Emilio Civita, San
Francisco. 21210
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21211
Vogelhiindler (Der); volkstitimlich-
sten melodien aus Carl Zellers ope-
rette, leicht spielbar gesetzt Otto
Seyfert; violine 1, 2 u. pf. © Oct.
18, 1932; E for. 44878; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 21211
Voice (The) of devotion; coll. of pop-
ular anthems, ed. H. von Berge;
mixed voices. © July 3, 1936; EB
pub. 56388; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 21212
Vote for Landon and Knox; pf., with
w.,: ©. 1 €) Sly 2) 19365) Eunip:
127616; Oporia Lionel Orton, Law-
renee, Kan. ZAR
Voters beware; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
128984; Carl Ruppert, Denver.
21214
Voulez-vous, madame; tango chanson,
paroles Pierre Le Buzulier. © Dec.
31, 1985; E for. 45000; Ch. Borel-
Clere, Paris. 21215
Wagner (Richard) The symphony
series all-Wagner festival program ;
cho. pts. © July 8, 1986; AA
210168; Silver, Burdett co., New-
ark, N. J. 21216
Waiting; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 13,
1936; E unp. 128262; Emeline Dela-
bar, Donnellson, Ia. 21217
Wake up. drowsy Wabash; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129266;
Gertrude Scott Sunderland, Rensse-
lear, Ind. 21218
Walk; by LeRoy Shield; pf. © 1.
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129340; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 21219
Walk in the sun; w and m Arthur
Jones; pf. © 1c July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128384; Mabel Rowland, New
York. 21220
Walk that lonesome valley; w and
m Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 .
July 30, 1986; E unp. 129319;
Georgia music co., New York.
21221
Walking alone without you; w Etha
Belle Kramer; pf. © 1. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129107; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21222
Walking in the shadow of the moon;
w and melody. ©1e. July 7, 1936;
EK unp. 127796; Frederick Kenneth
Diver, Swissvale, Pa. 21223.
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Walking the deck; by LeRoy Shield;
pf. © 1e. July 30, 1986; E unp.
129337; Robbins music corp., New
York. 21224
Wal-la wal-la; song, melody Frank
Vallone. ©1c. July 6, 1936; E unp.
127761; Edward J. Nulty, New York.
21225
Walton (William) Symphony; orech.
Full sec. © May 21, 1986; E for.
45098; Oxford univ. press, London.
21226
Waltz in E flat; by Hortense Ray-
maker; pf. © June 138, 1936; E pub.
56189 ; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Boston.
21227
Waltz of the day; w and melody. ©
1c July 9, 1986; E unp. 127988;
Arthur Whiteley, Los Angeles.
21228
Waltz (A) that was meant for two;
w Ludwig A. Pavlo, and melody. ©
1 ec. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128414;
Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis. 21229
Waltz with a swing; w and m Roger
Edens. ©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp.
128231; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 21230
Waltz with me; w Walter Seifert, and
melody. ©1ce. July 1, 1936; E unp.
127575; George Krause, Cleveland.
21231
Waltzing doll; by Eduard Poldini, arr.
Willis Conolly; in diagram. 1. Ten.
guit.—2. Spanish guit. © June 20,
July 9, 1986; E pub. 56636, 56637:
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
21232, 21233
Walzer (Hin) zu swei’n; walzer, aus
Donaumelodien, w Joe Stédckel, m
Willy Engel-Berger. © May 20,
1936; E for. 44986; Beboton-verlag,
g.m. b. h., Berlin. 21234
Wander-thirst; song, w Gerald Gould.
©1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 127696 ;
Leonora L. Bowden, Oakland, Calif.
21235
Wanderer (The) ; pf. ©1ce. June 13,
1936: E unp. 128033; Hardy Rhodes
Cook, Houston. 21236
Wanderlust; w and melody. © 1.
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127698; Mae G.
Kane, Newark, N. J. 212387
Wann i denk’, wann i denk’ . . . wann
i tiberhaupt ’was denk’; wienerlied,
w Erich Meder, m Willi Henn.
May 8, 1936; E for. 45115; Dacapo
verlag, Vienna. 21238
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21264
Wanny; song, melody Allen Taub. ©
1 ec. July 3,.19386; E unp. 127655;
Nadine Pittman, Centralia, Mo.
21239
Wanting you; w and m Clarence Alick
McCabe; pf. © 1c. July 28, 1986;
BE unp. 129154; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21240
War dissolves; by Hugo Friedhofer.
© 1e. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128288 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
21241
Warum soll ich nicht singen: tango,
aus Singende jugend, w Rudolph
Bertram, m Georg Gruber. © Jan.
31, 1936; EH for. 45119; Dacapo ver-
lag, Vienna. 21242
Warum wird liebe so sechwer gemacht ;
tango, aus Donaumelodien, w Willi
Reiber, m B. Dawies. © May 20,
1936; E for. 44935; Boston-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 21243
Was it a dream; song, w Estelle V.
Robinson. © 1c. July 21, 1936; E
unp. 128837; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 21244
Watchful shepherds; Christmas an-
them, w N. Tate, m H. W. Ruffner ;
mixed cho. © July 15, 1936; E pub.
563883; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridge-
field Park, N. J. 21245.
Water ballad; w S. T. Coleridge, m
Maurice Blower ; mixed cho. © July
1, 1936; E for. 44890; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 21246
Way down in Dreamland; pf., with w.
©1ec. July 9, 1936; E unp. 127996;
Mack Sutton, Chicago. 21247
Way up in the redwoods; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 29, 1936; E unp.
128297; Bernice Feldman Goodman,
i. e. Mrs. M. J. Goodman, Minne-
apolis. 21248
We are free; melody Rudolph Friml.
© 1c. June 20, 1936; E unp. 128756;
Robert Sherwood, Los Angeles.
21249
We are going to Land-on them; w A. S.
Furnas, m F. S. Sexton. © 1 c. July
13, 1936; E unp. 128233: Ada Snook
Furnas, Waynesville, O., and Faerie
Snook Sexton, Dayton, O. 21250)
We are growing old, sweetheart mine;
w H. L. Porter, m G. M. Shay. ©
1 ¢ July 25, 1936; E unp. 129019;
Gladys M. Shay, Victorville, Calif.,
and Hattie Lane Porter, Chowchilla,
Calif. 21251
We are on our way to Townsend town ;
song, m Vashti Rogers Griffin. ©
July 11, 1936: E pub. 56495; Jesse
Minor, San Diego, Calif. 21252
We had better vote for Roosevelt one
and all; m arr. Audrey Brabender ;
pf., with w. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
EK ounp. 128043; John Raleigh, Pesh-
tigo, Wis. 21253
We'll all go down to the tavern in the
town; pf., with w. ©1e July 1,
1936; E unp. 127499; Sadie Allan,
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada.
21254
We'll both be young and fair again; w
and m Mary Evans MeNutt; pf. ©
1c July 28, 1936; E unp. 129155;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21255
We'll have a bushel of fun; w Tot
Seymour, melody Jean Schwartz. ©
1-e July 2, 1986;-E unp. 127632;
Famous music corp., New York.
21256
We'll meet when the lilacs bloom
again; fox-trot song. © 1c. June
10, 1936; E unp. 128045; Minnie Mar-
kow, Elgin, N. D. 21257
We'll never say good-bye; fox-trot;
pf., with w. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E
unp. 129132; Sylvia Greenberg, Long
Beach, Calif. 21258
We'll sing as we swing; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128221;
Julia Ann Coe, San Bernardino,
Calif. 21259
We'll waltz again, sweetheart; song.
©1c. June 28, 1936; E unp. 128031;
Charles R. Butler, Warsaw, Ind.
21260
We'll win with the G. O. P.; w Louis
Zeltner, and melody. ©1e. July 21,
1936; E unp. 128728; Louis William
Urban, New York. 21261
We miss your charming smile, sweet-
heart; waltz song. ©le July 27,
1986; E unp. 129284; Cecelia Ade-
laide Berryhill, Inglewood, Calif.
21262
We never get to first base with the
dames; w and melody. ©1c. July
22, 1986; E unp. 128854; Wanda
Nash, Runnemede, N. J. 21263
We played upon the sunlit strand; w
and m Jens Peter Jensen; pf. ©1e.
July 16, 1936; E unp. 128478; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21264
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pt, nese. ot
We’re identical; from Briec-a-brac, w
Irving Taylor, m Vie Mizzy, pf. se.
Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © July 20, 1936; E pub. 56562;
Famous music corp., New York.
21265
©! 1 ©. July.
128916; Idamae
21266
We're just a happy family; by LeRoy
Shield; pf. ©1e. July 30, 1936; E
unp. 129346; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 21267
We're out for fun; by Le Roy Shield.
© 1c. July 30, 1936; E unp. 129339;
Robbins music corp., New York.
21268
We said good-bye but we weren’t thru;
w Lillie Hudson; pf. ©1e. July 28,
1936; E unp. 129147; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21269)
We two; w and melody. © 1c. July
21, 1986; EH unp. 128727; Michael
Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 21270
We want Roosevelt to stay; song, new
w. ©1c. June 17, 1936; E unp.
128651; Roy B. Gordon, Bridgeport,
O. PAPA!
We will shine; hymn, m George C.
Stebbins. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56600; Charles Elmer Furman, Lake
Grove, N. Y. 21272
We're in heaven; song.
24, 1936; E unp.
Black, Chicago.
Wear a crease in your pants; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 9, 1936; E unp.
127985; Smiley King, Los Angeles.
21273
Wearing of the gray; 7th regiment
march, w Fred P. Todd, m M. Wel-
ker; band pts. © July 17, 1936; E
pub. 56581: G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21274
Weary mother; waltz song, melody H.
Heuser and Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129218; Helen
Heuser, Lorain, O. 21275
Weaver of dreams; song, m Earle
Threlkeld and Marjorie F. Lynch. ©
1 ec. July 18, 19386; E unp. 128265;
Bertha 8. Messick, Charleston, I.
21276
Webern (Anton) Drei gesinge; op.
23, w Hildegard Jone. © May 4,
1936; E for. 45110; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. PAD AITG
Wein (Der), der wein, der derfat net
sein; wienerlied, w Beda, m Gyula
Geiger. © May 8, 1936; E for.
45114; Dacapo verlag, Vienna.
21278
Welcome; w Wellman Richards; pf.
©1c. July 16, 1936; E unp. 128461;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21279
Wenn ich mit menschen- und mit
engelzungen redete ; motette, m Kurt
Thomas, werk 25, nr. 18; bar., o.
chor, frauenchor u. orgel. © May
20, 1986; E for. 45059; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 21280
Westminster (The) shorter catechism ;
-w the Westminster assembly, musi-
cal setting arr. Henri EHmurian; solo
voices and mixed quartet or cho. ©
June 4, 1936; E pub. 56440; S. K.
Kmurian, Norfolk, Va. 21281
What’a fool am I; w William Ben-
nett, and melody. © 1e. July 2,
1986; E unp. 127602; Arthur Fieri-
monti and Bob Fierimonti, New
Brunswick, N. J. 21282
What a fool I’ve been; song. ©1e.
July 31, 19386; E unp. 129442; Ross
F’. De Roy, Washington. 21283
What could be sweeter; song, w Ray-
mond Leveen. © July 15, 1936; B
pub. 56339; Otto Motzan, New York.
21284
What do I see in you; w Tommy Cos-
grove; pf. arr. Tommy Cosgrove. ©
1 ce June 26, 1986; E unp. 128035;
Paul Claire, Atlantic City. 21285
What have you got to lose; song, mel-
ody George Schloss. ©1c. July 27,
1936; EH unp. 129067; Jack M. Kay,
Brooklyn. 21286
What is the name; by Coleman Haw-
kins ; solo B flat ten. saxophone, with
pf. ace. © June 4, 1936; E for.
45191; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 21287
What is this thrilling sensation ; w and
melody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129373 ; Eleanor Van Fleet, Atlanta.
21288
What it means, dearie, to be blue and
lonely ; song, arr. Marguret Mac Rae.
©1e. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128514;
Curtis Williams, New York. 21289
What might have been; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp. 128096 ;
Nan Waddill, Irwin, Neb. 21290
What more can I do; fox-trot song.
©1c. June 10, 1936; E unp. 128046 ;
Joseph B. Ketchen, Atlanta. 21291
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
What! Never part again; traditional
Advent hymn, w Isaac Watts, m arr.
© 1c. June 19, 1936; E unp. 127775 ;
Donald F. Haynes, Ionia, Mich.
21292
What’s a little kiss; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. July 13, 1936; E
unp. 128238; Sam P. Acton, Birming-
ham, Ala. 21293
What’s all this about a wishing well;
w and m Margaret Ives and Frank
Trafford; with ukulele arr. © June
12, 1936; E for. 45043 ; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 21294
What’s the use; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 13, 1936; E unp. 128263; Anna
Margaret Denbo, Corydon, Ind.
21295
What’s the use remembering; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1. July 3,
1936; E unp. 127656; Mary Welch,
_ Henderson, Tex. 21296
What’s this; fox-trot, w and melody.
©le July 14, 1936; EH unp. 128322;
Charles Theodore Bogden, jr., New
York. 21297
—w and m Bobby Worth and Stan-
ley Cowan, arr. Arthur Gutman;
with guit. arr. © June 15, 1936; E
pub. 56361; Bob Miller, inc., New
York. 21298
—w Milt Gross and Ray Klages, m
James V. Monaco; with arr. for
guit., ete. © July 16, 1936; E pub.
56420; Words and music, inc., New
York. 21299
What would we do without those
dreams; fox-trot song, melody Sam
Adelman. © 1c. July 29, 1936; E
unp. 129212; Ina Wood, Lafayette,
Ind. 21300
Whatta yuh gonna tell your wife; song,
m Wayne Johnson. ©1c. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128585; Frederick Otto
Riley, Noel, Mo. 21301
Wheeler (Mellicent T.) Seven folk-
tunes; arr. for 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
July 18, 19386; E pub. 56851; Boston
music co., Boston. 21302
When a lady meets a gentleman down
South; w and m Dave Oppenheim,
Michael Cleary and Jacques Kra-
keur, 2d, pf. sc. Geo. N. Terry ; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © July 24,
1936; E pub. 56599; Popular mel-
odies, inc., New York. 21303
21315
—
w and melody Dave Oppenheim,
Michael H. Cleary and Jacques Kra-
keur, .2d....©) 1. ¢ edulys2e2, f936."
unp. 128783; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 21804
When Ah heahs yo’ Gallin’; spiritual,
arr. Emil Soderstrom; mixed voices,
unace. 4to. © July 2, 1936; E pub.
56296; Benjamin Bristow Owsley,
Chicago. 21305
When all our dreams come true; song,
w James F. Warren. © 1c. July 7,
1986; H unp. 128536: Edward Alex-
ander White, Jersey City. 21306
When autumn leaves; w avd melody
Brooks Bowman. © 1 e. July 30,
1986; E unp. 129279; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 21307
When did you leave heaven; song,
from Sing, baby, sing, w Walter Bul-
lock, m Richard A. Whiting; with
bare © duly. (7193640) ub:
56245; Robbins music corp., New
York. 21308
When evening comes; w and m Hal
Stanton; with ukulele arr. © June
12, 1986; E for. 45045; Macmelodies,
ltd., London. 21309
When I danced the iast waltz with
you; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
1 ec@ July 23, 1986; E unp. 128883;
Bertha M. Julian, Phillips, Me.
21310
When I dream of that day and you;
w May Murphy Brewster; pf.
1c July 16, 1986; E unp. 128462;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21311
When I fell in love with you; song, w
Derwent Waters. © 1c. June 30,
1986; E unp. 128648; David Davies,
Lusear, Alta., Canada. 21312
When I get rich, W. I. G. R.; song.
©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp. 129031 ;
Lucile Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia.
21313
When I looked into your eyes: song,
w Lucinda Joseph. ©1e. July 29,
1986; E unp. 129198; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 21314
When I’m dreaming of you; w Geo. A.
Little, m Geo. B. McConnell, arr.
Arthur Gutman; with guit. arr. ©
June 15, 1936; E pub. 56363; Bob
Miller, inc., New York. 21315
939
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21316
When I’m with you, the hours seem
to fly away; w and melody. ©1e.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129072; James
EH. Brendle, Jasper, Ind. 21316
When I’m wrapped in your arms;
song. ©le July 24, 1936; E unp.
128943 ; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
21317
When I miss the one I love; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1.e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129267 ;
Robert Lee Pearce, Atkins. Ark.
21318
When I saw you waltzing, waltzing
with). him > Songays@)4. ce) nly
1936;. EK unp. 128923: Grace B.
Walker, Lowell, Mich. 21319
When I think of you; song, pf. se. Bob
Taylor. ©1c. July 16, 1936; E unp.
128417; Albert Gustav Schoenfeld,
Denver. 21820
When I was a kid; song, arr. Salvatore
Cusenza. © 1c July 8, 1936; E
unp. 127869; John Gebhardt, Ozone
Park. NZ Y. 22) ya
When is a kiss not a kiss; from Cham-
pagne waltz, w Ralph Freed, m bur-
ton Lane. ©1c. July £2, 1936; E
unp. 128778; Paramount produc-
tions, ine., New York. 21322
When it’s cherry blossom time in
Washington; w and melody. © 1.
July 17, 1986; E unp. 128511; Gladys
Flo Teeter, Mansfield, O. 21323
When it’s cotton pickin’ time up dar
in heaben; spiritual, arr. Emil So-
derstrom; mixed voices, unacc. ©
July 2, 1936; E pub. 56297; Ben-
jamin Bristow Owsley, Chicago.
! 21324
When it’s dogwood blossom time: song,
m and ukulele arr. Luther A. Clark.
©1e. July 17, 1936; EB unp. 128513;
Winona Vaughan, Bryan, O. 21325
When it’s harvest time in Arkansas;
w Dovie Griffin Grubbs; pf. ©1le.
July 1, 1986; E unp. 127571; Svyl-
vester Long Cross, Portland. Or.
21326
When it’s moonlight in the Rockies;
valse song. © 1c. July 13, 1936;
EH unp. 128671; Lawrence Berg,
Stryker, Mont. Pe Vea POT
When it’s springtime back in old Mon-
tana; w and melody. © 1 e¢. July
15, 1986; E unp. 128348; Pete Mc-
Nicol, Edmonton, Alta.; Canada.
21328
pt..EE, 1.8 ¥: St
When it’s springtime in Killarney, it’s
lovetime in my heart; w and m
Gerald Griffin, Allan Flynn and Er-
nest Breuer. © July 7, 1936; E pub.
56310; A B C standard music publi-
cations, ine., New York. 21329
When it’s springtime in old Ireland;
fox-trot song. ©1e. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 128104; James Hollinger,
_ Detroit. 21330
When it’s springtime in Willamette
valley; song. ©1l1c. July 24, 1936;
E unp. 128954; Roy McBain, Eugene,
Or. 21331
When it’s sunset in the mountains; w
Lillian Johnson; pf. ©1c. July 16,
1936; E unp. 128463; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21882
When Jesus Christ was born; song. ©
1 e¢ July 3, 1936; EH unp. 127695;
Parker Scott, jr., Los Angeles.
21333
When Landon wins; w H. Ben Bolt,
melody Effie May Bolt. ©1e. July
23, 1986; E unp. 128871; Ben Bolt
song productions, Lakeside, O.
21334
When night appears; w George Bailey
and Harlin bros.; Hawaiian guit.,
diagram arr.; in G. © Dee. 2, 1935;
E pub. 56687; Harlin bros., Indian-
apolis. 213385
When Ohio says hi ho; w and m Ray
Perkins; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
July 27, 1986; E pub. 56570; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 21336
When the gold of the broom, sets the
road-sides abloom; w Dorelle Shives
Hale; pf. © 1e July 1, 1986; HE
unp. 127572; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21337
When the green leaves turn to gold;
song. © May 1, 1936; E for. 44902;
Arvilla Long, Feversham, Ont.,
Canada. 21338
When the moon hangs high and the
prairie stars hang low; w and m
Ted Fiorito, Walter Bullock and
Perey Wenrich; with guit. arr. ©
July 8, 1936; E pub. 56274; Robbins
music corp., New York. 21389
When the moon shines down in Indi-
ana; song; Hawaiian guit., diagram
arr.: in G. © Dee. 2, 1935; E pub.
56694; Harlin bros., Indianapolis.
21340
940
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1986
When the moon shone on the apple
blossoms; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 e July 9, 1986; E unp. 128025;
Marguerite G. Michaud, Winthrop,
Me. 21341
When the peach trees are blooming in
Dixie; fox-trot song. ©1c. July 18,
1936; E unp. 128665; Alice B. San-
ders, Huntingdon, Tenn. 21342
When the sun hides away for the day;
w Billie Warner, m Billy Hill: with
guit. arr. © July 8, 1936; E pub.
56304: Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 21343
When the sun makes room for the
moon; w and melody. ©1e. July
27, 1936; E unp. 129053; Ben Wer-
mul, White Lake, N. Y. 21344
When the sun sets in the evening;
waltz, w and melody. ©1e July
24, 1936; E unp. 128965; Jesse Calvin
Watson, jr., Pineville, La. 21345.
When the sun sets over the Rockies ; w
and melody Johnny Hikiau and Bert
Van Cleve. ©1e. July 9, 19386; E
unp. 127990; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 21346
When the territorials are on parade;
w and m Leslie Sarony, arr. F. EH.
Bentley ; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© June 20, 1936; E for. 45194;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd., Lon-
don. 21347
When the tulips bloom in Holland;
song, w Eldora Van Vliet. ©1e.
July 7, 1936; E unp. 127902; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 21348
When the wild roses bloom; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. July 3, 1936; E unp. 127692;
Nan Waddill, Irwin, Neb. 21349
When twilight falls in the mountains;
song. ©1e. July 8, 1936; E unp.
127984; James Dryman, Candler,
N. C. 21350:
When we danced the childhood waltz;
w Cal Stevens; pf. ©1ce. July 16,
1986; E unp. 128464; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21351
When we go walkin’; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128183; Quentin
Higgins, Council, Id. 21352
When will it be; w R. A. Gold, melody
D. Davis. ©1e. July 8, 1986; E
unp. 127913: Ralph A. Gold and
David Davis, New York. 21353.
21365
When you and I; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 16, 1936; E unp. 128412;
Joseph Erhardt, Minneapolis. 21354
When you and I were young Maggie;
diagram arr.; Hawaiian guit. and
bass guit. chords; in E. © Dee. 2,
1935; E pub. 56659; Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 21355
When you came along; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128124; Henry
Janke, Chicago. 21356
When you cuddle me close in your
arms; fox-trot song, melody Jimmie
Crane. ©1c. July 2, 1936; E unp.
127604; Mary Lyle, Sarnia, Ont.,
Canada. 21357
When you're blue; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 15, 1936; E unp. 128426;
D, P. Harmon, Falls Church, Va.
21358
When you're growing old; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 23, 1936; E unp.
127509; Clarence Edward Anderson,
Atlantie City. 21359
When you’re happy, sweetheart, I am
happy too, dear; w and m Jimmie
Eaton and W. Horejsi; pf. treble.
©1c. June 22,1936. E unp. 1269388 ;
Everett O. Eaton and Walter A.
Horejsi, St. Cloud, Minn. 21360
When you’re in love with someone;
w and m Box, Cox and Roberts;
with ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon, and
chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© July 20, 1986; E for. 45156; B.
Feldman & co., London. 21361
When youw’re tired of dreaming; fox-
trot song. © le. July 18, 1936;
E unp. 128576; Virginio C. Mello
and Rodolphe Massé, New Bedford,
Mass. 21362
When you shattered my cherished
dreams; song. © 1c. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 127958; Nell Carter, Newark,
IN. <a). 21363
When your lips beckoned to mine;
song. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
128710; Frederick Essex, Freeport,
N. Y. 21364
Where the blue bonnets grow; fox-
trot, w and m Mrs. M. H. Edwards.
©1c. July 13, 1986; E unp, 128685 ;
Nettie Edwards, i. e. Mrs. M. H.
Edwards, Tahoka, Tex. 21365
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41366
Where the Mississippi smiles;
Emma Naumann Bassett; pf. © 1
e. July 27, 1986; E unp. 129108;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21366
Where the mountain laurel blooms;
song; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
June 20, 1986; E pub. 56371; Sarah
M. Prather, Titusville, Pa. 213867
Where the mountains meet the sky at
twilight; song. © 1c. July 24, 1986;
E unp. 128956; Roy McBain, Hugene,
Or. 21368
Where the Texas moonbeams shine;
waltz, w and melody. ©1e July
8, 19386; EH unp. 127918; Georgia
Keesee, Grosvenor. Tex. 21369:
Where the trailing arbutus grow;
song. © 1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128890; Burton James Schaffer,
Easton, Pa. 21370
Where Wicklow looks down on the
sea; w and m Gerald Griffin, Allan
Flynn and Ernest Breuer. © July
7, 1986; E pub. 56308; A B C stan-
dard music publications, ine., New
‘York. Palani
OU RE® Yorkshire and Lancashire
meet; waltz song, w Ralph Butler
and ‘Stanley J. Damerell, m Tol-
chard Evans. © May 11, 19386; E
for. 45140; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. ZAIBY PY
Whether you know it or not; valse
song. © 1c. May 18, 1936; E unp.
127948; Goldie Rose, Binghampton,
a 213873
While the sun sinks in the west; fox-
trot, w and m Mrs. John Neddo.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128688;
Gertrude Neddo, i. e. Mrs. John
Neddo, Kalamazoo, Mich. 21374
While we’ve been drifting along; song.
© 1c. July 10, 1986; E unp. 128158;
EKarl Campbell McIntosh, Glendale,
Calif. 21375
Whippoorwill; song. © 1. July 10,
1936; E unp. 128107; S. Walter
Harvey, Bemidji, Minn. 21376
Whirlie-gig (The) jig; w Hlsie Ger-
trude May; pf. ©1.e July 16,
1936; E unp. 128465 ;. Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21377
Whisper you ll be mine; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. July 3, 1936;
E unp. 127657; Ela S. Franklin,
Petersburg, Va. 21378
w | Whispering
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
shadows; w_ Stanley
Adams, m Belle Fenstock ; pf. treble.
©1ec. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127726;
Belle Fensterstock, New York.
21379
Whisp’ring Adirondack mountains;
waltz, w Cliff Japhet, m Elwin Har-
ris, arr. Al Kennedy. © June 9,
1986; E pub. 56220; Al Kennedy
music, Philadelphia. 21380
Whistling down the road I go; w
Lawrence F. Munn, m William O.
Munn: pf. © June 22, 1936; E pub.
56403 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
21381
Whistling through the valley; w and
melody Clarence Patrick Johnson.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1935; E unp. 128247;
C. P. Johnson, Clinton, Miss. 21382
Who belongs to you; w Walter Hirsch,
melody Lou Handman. © 1c. July
21, 1986; E unp. 1287038; Santly
bros.-Joy, ine., New York. 21383
Who knows; song. © 1 c¢. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129060; Mary Turner
De Garmo, Huntington Park, Calif.
21384
Who’s so sorry now—it’s you; song.
© 1c. July 6, 1936; E unp. 127744;
Rola Libke; New Holstein, Wis.
21385
Who’s this little fellow; w and melody
Jane Horst. © 1c. July 6, 1936;
E unp. 128531; Louetta Jane Horst,
Park Ridge, IIl. 21386
Whoa! ya’ got me; w and m Cliff
Friend; with guit. arr. © July 9,
1936; E pub. 56318; Crawford music
corp., New York. 21387
Why be alone; hymn, w Howard K.
Williams. © June 30, 1936; E pub.
56568; Elmer A. Naylor, Philadel-
phia. 21388
Why can’t I have your love; pf. ©
1c. July 17, 1986; E unp. 128498;
Jack Owen Daley, Detroit. 21389
Why can’t I stop dreaming of you;
song, w Jack A. Le Van. © 1c.
July 20, 1936; E unp. 128640; Doro-
thy Ann Koelbel, Hollywood, Sa
Why couldn’t it be me; fox-trot song.
©1c. July 13, 1936; HE unp. 128670;
Hilda Rosaaen, Rochester, Minn.
21391
Why couldn’t you have loved that way ;
w, mand ukulele arr. ©1ce. July 6,
19386; E unp. 127723; John Mays
Browne, Washington. 21392
942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
Why did I let you go away; w and
melody. © 1c. July 29, 19386; E
unp. 129289; Richard Steerman Lap-
pin, Detroit. 213938
Why did it happen to me; fox-trot song.
©l1e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 129254 ;
Hdwarde Scott Salecto, Philadelphia.
213894
Why did you do this to me; w Bruce
Errington; pf. ©l1c. July 16, 1936;
EB unp. 128466; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21395
Why did you go with another; w
Birdie L. Brinkop, m Josephine
Brooks; pf. treble. © 1c. July 18,
1986; E unp. 128565; Marie Jose-
phine Brooks, Walnut Creek, Calif.
21396
Why did you leave me; w and melody.
©l1e. July 8, 1936; E unp. 127874;
Henry Norris Mason, New York.
21397
Why do you say the little things you
say; w Effee Willson, and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1986; E unp. 123122; |
Franz Robert Jackson, Chicago.
21398
Why does it occur; fox-trot song. ©
1c June 8, 1986; E unp. 128091;
Joel B. Cauley, % Postmaster, Ma-
mila, BP. 1. 21399
Why don’t we fall in love; w Walter
O’Keefe, and melody. © 1c. July
6, 1936; E unp. 127838; Harry
Archer, New York. 21400
Why I wait for spring; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. July 18, 1936;
EH ounp. 128547; Lemuel J. Bivings,
Greer, S. C. 21401
Why must I remember; song. © 1 ¢.
July 25, 1936; E unp. 128898; Floyd
L. Post, 3d, Midland, Mich. 21402
Why not; song. ©1e. July 7, 1936;
E unp. 127790; Ben Wyngard and
Bernie Weitzner, Paterson. 21403
Why, Roosevelt must be Viennese; w
and melody. [Hnglish and German
text] © 1 ¢. June 23, 1936; E unp.
127023; Carl R. Roehrer, New York.
21404
Why should I be blue; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 128064;
Scott Simkins, Minneapolis. 21405
Why should I be lonely ; w and m Leora |
Pettibone: pf. ©1c. July 27, 1936;
E unp. 129115; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21406
21426
Why should I ery; song. ©1e. July
14, 1986; E unp. 128304; Glen Giffen,
Clyde, O. 21407
Why weren't we born quintuplets; w
and melody Dave Ringle.e © 1 «@
July 22, 1986; E unp. 128855: Ade-
laide Boehm, New York. 21408
Wie schon leucht’ uns der morgenstern ;.
kanzone, w Philipp Nicolai, m Karl
Hoyer, op. 50; sop., fléte, violine u.
bratsche. © Aug. 15, 1933; E for.
44885; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 21409»
Wild and wooly [sic] Willie; w and.
m Lee David, John Redmond and
Ben Gordon; with guit. arr. © July
9, 1986; E pub. 563817; Crawford
music corp., New York. 21410)
Will the flowers bloom again; w and
m Hal Rensselaer; pf. ©l1e July
1, 19386; E unp. 127550; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21411
Will the lady consent; w George Ron-
ald Brown, m Lee Hulbert; with
guit. arr. © July 7, 1936; E pub.
56273; Crawford music corp., New
York. 21412
Will to-morrow ever come; melody
Rudolph Friml. © 1 ec. June 20,
19386; E unp. 128755; Robert Sher-
wood, Los Angeles. 21413
Will you ever teil the truth; w and
melody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129423; Merton L. Swan, Morris-
town, N. J. 21414
Williams (The Ernest S.) modern
method for trumpet or cornet; by
Ke SS) Walliams. “v. 2.5 © July, 18;
1986; AA 212427; Ernest S. Williams,
Brooklyn. 21415:
Win with Landon; campaign song. ©
July 21, 1986; EH pub. 56646; Effie L.
Koogle, Lebanon, O. 21416
song. ©1c. July 1, 1936; E unp.
128654 ; Effie Louise Koogle, Lebanon,
O. 21417
— song, pf. se. arr. Bob Taylor. ©
1 ce July 6, 19386; E unp, 127764;
Perey Gianella, Denver. 21418
Wind from the South; w John Irvine,
m Roger Quilter; in E flat. © July
7, 1986; E for. 45183; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
21419)
Wind on the rye; w Edwin Markham,.
m Karl Klun. ©1e. July 7, 1936;
E unp. 127803; Rosina Klun, Los
Angeles. 21420:
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21421
Wind song; w Vivien Yeiser Lara-
more, m Olive Dungan; high voice.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 56154; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 21421
Window of stars; w Hobo Skinner; pf.
©1e. July 16, 1936; E unp. 128467;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21422
With Jockey to the fair; song, English
air, m arr. with descant H. A. Cham-
bers. © July 10, 1936; E for. 44962;
Novello & eo., ltd., London. 21423
With my heart and my body and soul;
arr. R. Edward Hayes; pf., with w.
© July 8, 1936; E pub. 56284; Perry
Wilson Bailey, Fort Wayne. 21424
With only my mikey and me; w and
melody. ©1e. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129412; Alphonsus Thomas Duke,
New York. 21425
With the dawning of each day; song.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 128272;
Lutie Y. Muncaster, Ashland, Ky.
21426
With thee I swing; w A. Stillman, m
A. Hyde and B. Adlam; pf. treble.
©1c. July 6, 1986; E unp. 127847;
Alex Hyde, Basil Adlam and Al. Still-
man, New York. 21427
With you alone; song, melody Jack
Fremon. © 1c. July 13, 1986; E
unp. 128245; William Anthony Lyons,
Port Huron, Mich. 21428
With you I’m a millionaire; w John
Joseph Aragon; pf. ©1e. July 16,
1986: E unp. 128468; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21429
With you in my arms; w and melody.
©1e. July 9, 19386; E unp. 128001 ;
George Kereakopoulos, Norwich,
Conn. 21430:
With you in my arms, dear love; pf.,
with w. ©1c. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129271; Walter Joseph Blasco,
Cicero, Ill. 21431
Without a doubt ; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1e. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128822; C. E. Stevens, New-
ton, Ia. 21432
Without you; waltz, w and m Danny
Brent. ©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129051; Donald Duty Blackmarr,
Palo Alto, Calif. 21433
Woman (The) in the case; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 138, 1986; E unp.
128240; William Ernest Green, Los
Angeles. 21434
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Woman’s (A) got a right to change her
mind: w and m Robert Burk and
Sammy Mysels; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © July 23, 1936; EH pub. 56557 ;
Miller music, ine., New York. 21435
Women in white; w and m Bert Kal-
mar and Harry Ruby; pf. ©l1e.
July 6, 1936; E unp. 127705; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
214386
Women, the nation’s defense; w and m
Kate Marie Phillips Firth; pf. ©
1e. July 16, 1986; E unp. 128475; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21437
Wonder; w Lucia Trent, m Earl Ro-
land ; med. or high voice. © June 29,
1936; E pub. 56270; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 21438
Wonderful girl; w and melody. ©1e.
July 7, 1986; E unp. 127792: Fred-
erick William Warnke, San Fran-
cisco. 21439
Wondering; valse song. © 1 ¢. June
8, 1986; E unp. 128075; Clarence
Gerken Steffens, Valley Park, Md.
21440
Wond ring ; fox-trot song, melody W. H.
King. ©1c. July 10, 19386; E unp.
128126; E. J. Schafer, New Orleans.
21441
Won’t be worried long; pf. treble, with
w. ©1e July 30, 19386; E unp.
129318 ; Georgia music co., New York.
21442
Won’t you be my dream come true; w
Rayburn Lane; pf. © 1c. July 1,
1936; E unp. 127573; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 214438
Won’t you come back; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129268; Forest
Stallsworth, St. Charles, Ia. 21444
Won’t you dance again to-night; valse
song. © 1c. June 8, 1936; E unp.
128084; Frank Van de Water, El Do-
rado, Ark. 21445
Won’t you dear agree with me; w and
melody. ©1e. July 18, 1936; E unn.
128539; Mary Calamari, New Or-
leans. 21446
Won’t you ever learn; w Henry Yerger
and EK. West, m Albert Gamse, pf.
arr. Ted Eastwood; with arr. for
guit., etc. © June 17, 1936; E pub.
56165 ; Hugene West, New York.
21447
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no. 7, 1936
21475
Won’t you understand ; song, Hawaiian
guit., diagram arr.; in D. © Dec. 2,
1935; E pub. 56655; Harlin bros., In-
dianapolis. 21448
Woods at dawn; by Robert Nolan
Kerr; pf. © July 6, 1936; E pub.
56227: Willis music co., Cincinnati.
21449
Words; song, m Edith Haines Kuester.
© July 2, 19386; E for. 44903; Doro-
thy Sproule, Montreal, Que., Canada.
21450
World (A) friendship song; song, vf.
arr. C. Byron Morton. © June 25,
1936; E pub. 56188; Dora H. Stock-
man, Hast Lansing, Mich. 21451
World’s (The) most famous quintu-
plets; w Paul Bottler; pf. ©l1.«.
July 2, 1986: E unp. 127600; Karl H.
Amelang, Houston. 21452
Wort (Das) vielleicht ; tango, w Klaus
S. Richter, m W. Naumann.
Aug. 24, 1985; E for. 45246; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 21453
Would you like to take a peek at love
with me; w and melody. ©1c. July
31, 1936; E unp. 129446; John Erwin,
Winslow, Ariz. 21454
Would you love me if I were blind; w
and melody. ©1e. July 23, 1936; E
unp. 128884; Robert Lesser and
James Monte, New York. 21455
Wouldn’t it be wonderful; w and mel-
ody. ©1ec. July 29, 1936; E unp.
129235; Stanley E. Mitlehner, Co-
rona, iL; N.Y. 21456
Wow de dow; song. ©1e July 21,
1936; E unp. 128714; Nell Robbins,
Forest Park, Il. 21457
Write me a love letter honey; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129214: G. D.
Mill, Richmond. 21458
Wrong; song. ©1ec. July 22, 1936: B
unp. 128859 ; Loraine Emil Sauer and
Ray Braeutigam, Belleville, Ill.
21459
Wunsch dir was; accordeon-album, fiir
unterhaltung u. tanz, bearb. Ferd.
Kollmaneck. bd. 5. © Apr. 28,
1936; E for. 44943; Aug. Cranz g. m.
b. h., Leipzig. 21460
Wurlitzer (The) waltz; w and m Box,
Cox, Gibson and Roberts. © June
23, 1986; E for. 44892; West’s, ltd.,
London. 21461
X-mas comes but once a year; w and
melody Bob Rothberg and Sammy
Timberg.. © 1c. July 2, 1936; EB
unp. 127635; Paramount productions
music corp., New York. 21462
Ya big sissy; w and m James Cava-
naugh, Dick Sanford and Michael H.
Cleary, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
guit. arr. © July 17, 1936; E pub.
56527; Mills music, ine., New York.
21463
Ya-de-ya-de-ya-de-ya; w and melody.
© 1c. July 29, 1936; EB unp. 129249;
Helen E. Myers, New York. 21464
Ya no alumbra tu estrella; bolero-son,
letra y m Miguelito Valdes. © July
1, 1936; E for. 44927; Havana music
supply co., Havana. 21465
Yaaka hula tune; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian guit., with w; in A. © Dee.
2, 19385; E pub. 56658: Harlin bros.,
Indianapolis. 21466
Yankeeland; w Gillespie Craighead ;
pf. © 1c. July 28, 1936; E unp.
129148; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 21467
Yearning always yearning; valse, w
and m Mae Andrade. ©1e. July 13,
1936; E unp. 128672; Mamie An-
drade, San Francisco. 21468
Yes, roaming along; song. ©1c. July
25, 1986; E unp. 129022; George J.
D’Aprix, Vernon, N. Y. 21469
Yes-sir, they'll do it everytime; w and
melody. ©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp.
129288; Hillis Hunter, Shamrock,
Fla., and Milton James, Tampa, Fla.
21470
Yes, the stars come out on Broadway ;
song. ©1e. July 23, 19386; E unp.
128900; George W. Hoover, New
York. 21471
Yesterdays; w Laird Doyle, melody
Rudolph Friml. © 1 c¢. June 20,
1986; E unp. 128754; Robert Sher-
wood, Los Angeles. 21472
Yidel mit’n fiedel; overture, melody.
©1ec. July 24, 1936; E unp. 128960 ;
Abraham Ellstein, New York.
21473
Yodel lady ; w Hilda Bilow; pf. ©1c.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 129109; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21474
You and I; fox-trot song. ©1c. July
14, 1936; E unp. 128310; John Rus-
sell Shipley, Washington. 21475
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21476
Di it, nas Vor
You and I—Continued.
— fox-trot, w and m John Melvill.
© July 1, 19386; E for. 45127; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 21476
© are vulyeea
w and melody.
1936; E unp. 127995; Edward M.
Altman, New York. 21477
w Florence Stebbins; pf. © 1 e.
July 16, 1986; E unp. 128469; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21478
You, and I, and the moon; song; with
arr. for guit., etc. © June 25, 1936;
E pub. 56146; Louis Frenetti, Fort
Wright, N. Y. 21479
You and I and the night; w and mel-
ody. ©1le. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129187; Hubert Reid, New York.
21480
You are a rose; w J. E. Kelly, m James
Anthony Birchall. © 1 ¢. June 6,
1936; E unp. 125984; James E. Kelly
and. James A. Birchall, Los Angeles.
21481
You are gone and I’m alone; w F.
Herring, m F. Upjohn and J. Dillon.
©1e. July 6, 1986; E unp. 127798;
Frank Herring, Fred Upjohn and
Joe Dillon, Thomasville, Ga. 21482
You are mine; fox-trot, w and melody.
©1c. July 18, 19386; E unp. 128556;
Sam P. Acton, Birmingham, Ala.
21483
You are my angel of love; song. ©1c.
July 1, 1986; EH unp. 127531; Gale
Rabe, Pittsburgh. 21484
You are my dream of life come true;
w and melody. ©1e. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129407; Victoria Irene John-
ston, Douglas, Ga. 21485
You are my inspiration ; w and melody
Karl Streuber. ©1e. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 129372; Charles D. (Karl)
Streuber, Burbank, Calif. 21486
You are my rose from the garden of
love; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. July 31, 1936; E unp.
129424; H. Elmer Thorn, Berkeley,
Calif. 21487
You are part of my life; w Catherine
Naughton; pf. ©1c. July 28, 1936;
E unp. 129149; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21488
You are the one for me; w and mel-
ody. ©le July 10, 1936; E unp.
128186; Nicola Cerri, jr., Cleveland.
21489:
You better be good; w and melody.
©1ec. July 21, 1936; E unp. 128723;
Mike Codian, Akron, O. 21490
You better stay single to-day; w R.
Gordon, m W. Gordon; pf. © 1 «.
June 20, 1936; E unp. 127586; Wil-
liam Gordon and Regina Gordon,
New York. 21491
You better ’tend to your P’s and Q’s;
song. ©1c. July 17, 1986; EB unp.
128502; Stanley Mark Edwards,
Jackson, Mich. 21492
You broke the silence with a kiss;
valse song. © 1c July 13, 1936;
~E unp. 128668; Eddie Otiker, Orland,
Calif. 21493
You brought heartbreak to me; w Dee
Neuber, and melody. ©1c. July 10,
1936; E unp. 128146; Scott LeBlond
Hammann, Toledo. 21494
You came to my rescue; from Big
broadcast of 1987, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1c July 22,
1936; E unp. 128781; Paramount
productions, ine., New York. 21495
You can’t fool me; fox-trot, w and
m Danny Brent. © 1c. July 27,
1986; E unp. 129050; Donald Duty
Blackmarr, Palo Alto, Calif. 21496
You can’t quarantine love; w and
melody Glenn Mack. ©1e. July 3,
1986; E unp. 127667; W. Thomas
Williams, Bellevue, Ky. 21497
You can’t throw a cowpuncher down;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1.
July 25, 1986; E unp. 1289838; Syl-
vanous B. Hicks, Deer, Ark. 21498
You don’t love right; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©1e. July
29, 1986; E unp. 129185; Famous
music corp., New York. 21499
You don’t remember a word; w M., J.
Peterson, melody L. Magruder. ©
1 e@ July 6, 1986; E unp. 127858;
Michael J. Peterson and LeRoy Ma-
gruder, Baltimore. 21500
You fascinate me; w and melody. ©
1c July 16, 1986; E unp. 128375;
Elizabeth Josephson, New York.
21501
You grow on me; w and melody. ©
1 ec July 28, 1986; E unp. 129165;
David Starr, New York. 2102
You have a way; w Frank Rudolph;
pf. © 1e. July 16, 1986; E unp.
128470; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 21503
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no. 7, 1986
You have won my love; song. Ole.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 129118; Betty
L. Geiger, Minneapolis. 21504
You just wait; w and melody Speedy
Thornton, pf. arr. Mrs. J. Goldman.
© 1c. July 14, 1936; E unp. 128307 ;
Wayne Hubert Thornton, Hubbard,
Tex. 21505
You know I wouldn’t do the same to
you; w and m A. Caritoni and Gus
Hynek; pf. © 1c. July 10, 10386;
EB unp. 128113; Angelo Caritoni, St.
Louis. 21506
You know that I’m in love; w and
melody. © 1c. July 24, 1936; EH
unp. 128926; Tillie Mieseles, San
Francisco. 21507
You left without saying good-by; w
and melody. © 1c. July 6, 19386;
E unp. 127808; Charlotte Louise
Soares, Sacramento, Calif. 21508
You'll always be on my mind; w and
melody Ross Honsinger. hie;
July 25, 1936; E unp. 128969; Roy
Crawtord Honsinger, jr., Jackson,
Mich. 21509:
Youll never know; w and melody.
©1e. July 2, 1936; E unp. 127609 ;
Clifford L. Steinbach, Cincinnati.
21510
—=—mTeandemelody, ©) 1. .c. .July, 25,
1936; E unp. 128973; Al. Raymond,
Miami, Fla. 21511
You made me forget; w S. J. Segal,
melody M. Shaffer. © 1c. July 15,
1936; E unp. 128336; Max Shaffer
and 8S. J. Segal, Montreal, Que., Can-
ada. 21512
You planted a forget-me-not in my
heart; w and melody. © 1c. July
28, 1986; E unp. 128907; Pauline
Dagne, Hast Los Angeles. 21513:
You played with my heart, until you
made me care; song. © 1c. July
10, 1986; E unp. 128112; Ernest E.
La Placa, Passaic, N. J. 21514
You’re a cure for sore eyes; song.
©1c. July 24, 1986; E unp. 128978;
Mitchell Maloof, Boston. 21515
You’re coming home to-night; fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E unp.
128097 ; Annie K. Weaver, Houston,
Miss. 21516
Youre everything Ill ever want; w
and melody. ©1c. July 29, 1986; E
unp. 129232; Thomas Philip Hen-
nessey, Detroit. 21517
89984—36
21531
—
You’re givin’ your lovin’ to somebody
else; song; pf. treble acc. © 1 ©.
July 31, 1986; EH unp. 129403; Leo
Joseph Fiedler, Baltimore. 21518
Youw’re giving me the run around; song;
pf. treble ace. ©1ce. June 27, 1986;
BE ounp. 1273841; John James Weber,
Detroit. 21519.
Youre going away; pf., with w. ©
1 e. July 31, 1986; E unp. 129443;
Allen Wilson Williams, Alexandria,
La. 21520
You're going to be sorry ; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 22, 1936; E unp. 128058;
Homer Parsons, Jefferson City, Mo.
21521
You're gonna know how it feels; song,
w Wm. M. Reynolds. ©1e. July 21,
1986; E unp. 128842; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 21522
You're just an armful of heaven; fox-
trot song. © 1 e¢. May 18, 1936;
E unp. 127942; Bill Carter, Miami,
Fla, 21523.
You’re listening to a bugle; bugle song,
wand melody. ©1e. July 18, 1936;
EH eounp. 128561; Ray Mark, Crosby,
Minn. 21524
You’re my hit parade; song. © 1.
July 16, 19886; E unp. 129578; Ray
Fortune, Fresno, Calif. 225
You're never too old to be loved; w
George Whiting, melody J. C. John-
son. © 1c. July 21, 1986; E unp.
128717 ; Broadway music corp., New
York. 21526
You’re nobody’s baby but mine; w Mrs.
Andrew Frasier; pf. ©l1c. July 16,
19386; E unp. 128471; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21527
You're pretending; song. © Dee. 10,
1935; E pub. 56327; Freda Kramer,
New York. 21528
You're rose-colored glasses to me; fox-.
trot, w and melody Dorothy Wilson.
©1e. July 11, 1986; E unp. 128179;
Dorothy L. Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley
R. Wilson, West Los Angeles. 21529
You’re still mine in my dreams; w
Edgar Leslie, melody Joe Burke. ©
te. July 30, 1986; EH unp. 129280;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
21530
You’re sweet from head to feet; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ec. July 29, 1986; E unp. 129215;
Wilbert J. Massung, McKeesport, Pa.
ZASSL
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21532
You're the cutest; w and melody Joe
Penner, Tot Seymour and Vee Lawn-
hurst. © 1c. July 29, 1986; E unp.
129182; Famous music corp., New
York. 21582
You’re the lovely combination; song.
1 ¢. July 30, 19386; E unp. 129869 ;
Stanley Mark Edwards, Jackson,
Mich. 215383:
You’re the person that I mean; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 19386; E unp.
127797 ; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
21534
Youre the sweetest thing beneath
heaven; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1c. July 29, 1936; HE
unp. 129216; T. P. Mitchell, Aiken,
SHIGE PA Las)
You're too good to be bad; w Charlie
Tobias, m Murray Mencher; with
guit. arr. © July 24, 1986; E pub.
565599; Crawford music corp., New
York. 21586
You're trifling with my affections; w
and melody Josh Rich. ©1ece. July 8,
1936; E unp. 127914; Joseph Rich,
Englewood, Col. 21037
You’re with me all the time; song, m
Alfredo Casares. © 1 c¢. July 8,
1986; E unp. 127919; Charles ‘T.
Georgaras, Fort Worth. 21588
You talk too much, madame; fox-trot ;
melody, with pf. acc. 1 e. June
12, 1986; EH unp. 127521; Cécile
Simon, Paris. 21539)
You turned the tables on me; from
Sing. baby, sing, w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Louis Alter; with arr.
for guit., ete. © July 30, 1986; E
pub. 56705; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 21540
You've broken my dream; w Teddy
Schmalfuss, m Whitey Drobegg. ©
1 ec. July 3, 1986; E unp. 127670;
Arthur Schmalfuss, Zion, Ill. 21541
You’ve got me that way ’bout you; fox-
trot, w and melody Victor Stephans.
©le. July 22, 1986; E unp. 128739;
I. Victor Stephans, West New York,
N. J- 21542
You've gotta treat your mama right if
you're gonna get devotion from me;
w and melody C. Thayer and Mattie:
Grace Trumbull. © 1 e¢. July 20,
1936; E unp. 128636; Chas. Thayer,
Winfield, Kan. 21543
You’ve no more love for me; w and
melody. © 1e¢ July 24, 1986; HE
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
San
21544
You’ve taken my heart by storm; song;
with guit. arr. © July 10, 1936; E
pub. 56185; Dave Ringle, New York.
21545
You want to be free of me; song, pf.
Se.; Basil Sadler. © 1c. Juba
1936; E unp. 127601; Marie Jones
and Stockton Ewell, Baltimore.
21546
You wanted true love, I wanted the
moon; w Loletta DeComa; pf.
1 e July 22, 1986; E unp. 128804;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21547
You were a dream last night; song,
melody Frank W. Ford. ©1e. July
25, 19386; E unp. 128976; Helen Wahl
Serio, North Merrick, L. I., N. Y.
21548
You will always be my sweetheart to
me; song. ©1e. July 24, 19386; E
unp. 128952); Roy McBain, Eugene,
Or. 21549
You will always be the only girl of
my dreams; w and melody Dick
White. ©1e. July 3, 1936; E unp.
127663 ; Richard BE. White, Ft. Fair-
field, Me. 21550
You will never be too old to love; w
and m Waldo Mayo, Bernice Sills
and Dave Oppenheim ; with guit. arr.
© July 21, 1986; E pub. 56561;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21551
Young and inexperienced; song. © 1
e. July 28, 1986; E unp. 128893 ; Lil-
lian Frances Caine, Los Angeles.
21552
Your eyes cannot deceive me; Ww
Agatha B. Chauvin, m Karl Kaye.
© May 15, 1986; E pub. 56631; Flor-
ence Agatha Brown, Billings, Mont.
21553
Your heart can tell you, dear; w Ber-
nard O. Kleve, m Luther A. Clark.
©1e July 22, 1936; E unp. 128745;
Bert Olson, Caswell, via Seward,
Alaska. 21554
Your lips betray; fox-trot, w Sally
Frederick, and melody. © 1 ce. July
15, 19386; E unp. 128828; Joseph
Presti, Brooklyn. 21555
Your love and charm; Mohawk Indian
love song, arr. Bruno Hans Meyers.
©1e. July 21, 1936; E unp. 129382;
Chief Brightfire Thunder Sky, New
York. 21556
unp. 128948;
Francisco.
Tillie Mieseles,
948
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1936
21569
Your love rests in my heart; w Blanche
Violia Cain; pf. © 1 ec July 27,
1936; E unp. 129110; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21557
Your love’s my lucky charm; song. ©
1 ec. July 14, 1986; E unp. 1283823;
Myrtle Gerganess Carroll, San An-
gelo, Tex. 21558
Your love was just a game; w and
melody. ©1e. July 8, 1986; E unp.
127877; Stanley Guewa, Brooklyn.
21559
Your loving disposition ; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
July 29, 19386; E unp. 129269; Monte
Dayton, Lafayette, Ind. 21560
Your minstrel man; from Big broad-
east of 19387, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. July 22, 1936; EH
unp. 128779 ; Paramount productions,
inc., New York. 21561
Your wonderful yes; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. ©l1ce. July 29,
1936; E unp. 129240; Margery Lang,
Laredo, Tex. 21562
Zahl’n, zahl’n; walzerlied, text Hanns
Haller, m Rudolf Piska¢ek. © Mar.
16, 1986; E for. 44939; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Vi-
enna. 21563
Zigeuner lust; by Sydney Phasey, arr.
Sam B. Wood, orch. King Palmer;
pts... ©, July 6, 1936); °E, for.°45172);
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 21564
Zol ich azoi leben vi ich hob dich lieb ;
melody. ©1ce. June 8, 19386; E unp.
126045; Herman Wohl, New York.
21565
Zug far vus; from Heaven on earth, w
Jacob Jacobs, m Sholom Secunda. ©
Dee. 11, 1985; E pub. 56269; Samuel
Secunda, New York. 21566
Zwei dunkle augen; walzer, w Paul
Grossmann, m Carl Heins, op. 212,
bearb. Karl Christian; violine, vio-
lencello u. klavier. © Aug. 18, 1933;
E for. 44880; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
21567
V. streichquartett; v. Béla Bartok; 2
violinen, viola u. violoncello. Parti-
tur. © May 11, 1986; E for. 45111;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
21568
7™* nocturne ; mi bémol maj., Francis
Poulenc; pf. © May 1, 1936; E for.
44993; Heugel, Paris. 21569
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and
the United States (including 13,524 unpublished)_______________ 18, 918
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 414 unpub-
LiS VS.) clita ese
949
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abendglocken ; violin, with pf. ace.
Gustav Strube, Baltimore, as author.
R 46822, June 25, 1936. 1
Abide with me; sacred song, w Henry
FK. Lyte, m J. S. Fearis; low voice.
© Otto L. Fearis, Chicago, as exec-
utor of the author of m. R 44588,
Apr. 8, 1936. 2
Accept the gift; w and m Jobn R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46490, June 22, 1936. 3
Adopted; w and m John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Sweney, Ridge-
wood, N. J., aS next of the kin of the
author, who is not living. R 46474,
June 22, 1936. 4
After the matinee; song. © Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, New York, as author.
R 46506, July 15, 1936. 5
Akrobat (Der); v. Géza Horvath, op.
94, no. 3; pf. © Thusnelda Horvath,
Vienna, as widow. R 46428, July 16,
19386. 6
All glory be Thine; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., aS next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46008, June, 27
1936. 7
All the earth shall worship Thee; w
and m John R. Sweney. © Josephine
H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 46487, June 22, 1936. 8
Always think of mother; song. ©
Charles Haller and Ernest S. Staf-
ford, Flushing, N. Y., as authors. R
46086, July 2, 1936. 9
Angelus (The) ; w G. Hubi-Newcombe,
m Reginald De Koven; low voice; in
A flat. © Anna F. De Koven, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 46526, July 15, 19386. 10
Any old place in Yankee land is good
enough for me; w Alex. Rogers, m
Will Marion Cook and C. Smith. ©
Chris Smith, New York, as one of
the authors of m. R 45931, June 22,
1936. 11
[21569
© | Apple-jack; rag. 1. Band.—2. Pf.—3.
Full orch. © Chas. L. Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
46653, 46663, 46664, July 28, 1936.
12-14
Areadia, the land of heart’s desire;
song, Nathaniel D. Mann. © Bea-
trice Mann, New York, as widow.
R 46560, July 15, 19386. 15
Arietta ; by Horatio Parker, op. 68, no.
4: organ. © Anna Parker, New
York, as widow. R 45950, June 25,
1936. 16
Arise, shine, for thy light is come;
anthem; mixed voices. © Adolf
Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., aS author. R
46430, July 16, 1936. 17
At the mid hour of night ; poem Thomas
Moore, set to air: Molly my dear,
Irish folk-song, arr. Horatio Par-
ker; men’s voices, a cappella. ©
Anna Parker, New York, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
45959, June 25, 1936. 18
Aus meinen thrinen spriessen; poem
Heinrich Heine; high voice. ©
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 45968, June 25,
1936. 19
Awake my heart; song, Gustav von
Holst. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or
bar. © Isobel Holst, Dunmew, Es-
sex, England, as widow. R 46603,
July 16, 1936. 20
Awake up, my glory; anthem; bass
solo and mixed cho.; organ acc.
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 45954, June 25,
1936. yal
Balm in secret prayer; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45987, June 27, 1936. yee
Barearolle; op. 9, no. 1; in F min. ©
Heniot Levy, Chicago, as author of
m. R 46007, June 29, 1936. 23
Battle (The) of San Juan hill; grand
descriptive military fantasia. L,
Band.—2. Orch. © A. C. Sweet, Chi-
cago, as author. R 46409, 46410,
July 17, 1936. 24, 25:
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Beautiful city of God; w and m John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. 8. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46484, June 22, 1936. 26
Beautiful city of gold; w J. T. Murray,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46572, July 1,
1986. 27
Beautiful eyes; song, m Ted Snyder.
© George Whiting, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 46077, June 25, 1986.
28
Beauty (The) spot; musical play, w
Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald De
Koven. Voc. sc. © Marie L. Her-
bert, New York, as widow of the au-
thor of w, and Anna De Koven, New
York, aS widow of the author of m.
R 46584, July 23, 1936. 29
w Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald
De Koven. 1. Entrance of yachts-
imen.—2. Introduction and opening
ensemble.—38. Entrance and chorus of
flower girls—4. Finale, act 2.—5.
Finale, act 1—6. Ensemble and song.
© Marie L. Herbert, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Anna
De Koven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 46136, 46137,
46140, 46148, 46145, 46147, July 2,
1936. 30-35
Belle (The) of the ring; w J. Hayden-
Clarendon, m Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46502,
July 15, 1936. 36
Beloved, if God so loved us; anthem;
mixed cho.; organ ace. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 45961, June 25, 1936.
37
Benedictus ; motet au T.-S. Sacrament ;
avee ace. de choeur et orgue.
Omer Letorey, Paris, as author. R
46020, June 29, 1936. 38
Beverly of Graustark; waltzes; pf. ©
William Frederick Peters, Engle-
wood, N. J., aS author. R 46437,
July 10, 1936. 39
Beyond; w and m John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of the kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 46493,
June 22, 1936. 40
Blessed friend; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45993, June 27,
1936. 41
Blessed name of Jesus; w Ada Blenk-
horn, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46208, July 1,
1936. 42
Blessings of lEastertide; w Neva
Haines, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Hthel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m R
46239, July 1, 1936. 43
Blessure (La); chanson, poéme Mar-
guerite Burnat-Provins. © ls
Jaques-Daleroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46626, July
23, 1936. 44
Bon soir, Pierrot; quartet and solo,
from The beauty spot, w Joseph W.
Herbert, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Marie L. Herbert, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Anna
De Koven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 46146, July 2,
1936. 45
Bonnie castle; galop bravoure, W. F.
Sudds; pf. © Charles M. Tait.
Gouverneur, N. Y., aS executor. R
45690, July 18, 1936. 46
Boys (The) before the mast; march;
pf. duet. © Charles Dennée, Brook-
line, Mass., as author. R 46433,
July 16, 1936. AT
Broadway rag; by W. C. Powell. ©
William C. Polla, New York, as au-
thor. R 46547, July 15, 1936. 48
Broncho (The) buster; march and
two-step; pf. © Albert C. Sweet,
Chicago, as author. R 46411, July
17, 1936. 49
Bubble (The) and the sunbeam; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate.
© Clarice Knox, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 46184, July 2,
1936. 50
By and by; w Charlotte G. Homer, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46188, July 1, 1986.
By the power of the cross; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46209, July 1, 19386. 52
By the sea; by John R. Sweney. ©
Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., aS next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46000, June 27,
1936. 53
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
54
C’est pour rire; polka, Rodolphe Ber.
ger; orch., avec pf. conducteur. ©
Honorine Isopy, Paris, as executor.
R 45939, June 29, 1936. Dé
© Arthur Pryor, Deal,
R 46099, July 3,
55
Canoeing; pf.
N. J., aS author.
1936.
Canon; in the fifth, Horatio Parker, op.
68, no. 1; organ. Anna Parker,
New York, as widow. R 45947, June
Zo, 1936. 56
Can’t you see; waltz, w A. Bryan, m
A. Gumble. © Albert Gumbie, New
York, as author of m, and Alfred
Bryan, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as
author of w. R 46470, July 15, 1986.
57
Carry the sunlight; w Jas. Rowe, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46197, July 1, 1936.
58
Central, give me New York town; song,
w Wm. Mahoney. © Alfred Solman,
New York, as author of m. R 45915,
June 19, 1936. 59
Chanson bohémienne ; intermezzo-valse,
J. B. Boldi, arr.: orch. © Gustave
Hinrichs, Mountain Lakes, N. J., as
author of arrangement. R 45940,
June 29, 1936. 60
Chanson de berceau; de Hd. Chavag-
nat; pf. © Marie Louise Chavagnat,
épouse de Louis Guido Cerutti,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46019, June 29, 1936. 61
Chanson de berger ; de Ed. Chavagnat ;
pf. -© Marie Louise Chavagnat,
épouse de Louis Guido Cerutti,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46017, June 29, 1936. 62
Chanson de jeune fille; de Ed. Chavag-
nat; pf. © Marie Louise Chavagnat,
-€pouse de Louis Guido Cerutti,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46015, June 29, 1936. 63
Chanson de rouet; de Ed. Chavagnat ;
pf. © Marie Louise Chavagnat,
épouse de Louis Guido Cerutti, Paris,
as child of the deceased author. R
46018, June 29, 1936. 64
Chanson de troubadour: de Ed. Cha-
vagnat; pf. © Marie Louise Cha-
vagnat, épouse de Louis Guido
Cerutti, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 46016, June 29,
1936. 65
Chant du matin; par Maurice Telma;
pf., English fingering. © Theodore
pt. TE, BB. Si, Vv. ok
Arthur Rawlings, Josephine Ruegg,.
Nita Violet Bloor, Rosa Rawlings
and Elise Rawlings, London, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
45692, May 18, 1986. 66
Chasing the butterflies; pf. © Henry
S. Sawyer, Philadelphia, as author.
R 46096, July 1, 1936. 67
Chauve-souris (La); opérette, J.
Strauss, fantaisie-mosaique Emile
Tavan; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
© Adéle Joséphine Bénonie Ragot,
Mantes, France, as executor of the
author of arrangement. R 46617,
July 23, 1936. 68
Chauvet (A.) Deux piéces; orch. en
suite Georges Marty. © Séraphine
Louise de Wulf, veuve Georges
Marty, Paris, as widow of the au-
thor of orchestration. R 46037, June
29, 19386. 69
Christ arose; w Effie Stevens, m S. B.
Jackson. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46186, July 1, 19386. 70
Christ is risen; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author. R 46187, July 1, 1936. 71
Christ or Barabbas; w Maud Frazer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46238, July 1,
1936. G2
Christmas pastorale; organ. © James
H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as
author. R 46335, June 25, 1936. 73
Cing (Les) filles d’Orlamonde; lég-
ende, Ariane et Barbe-Bleue, de
Maurice Maeterlinck, m Paul Dukas;
chant et pf. © Mazulée Dinah Per-
eyra, veuve P. Dukas, Paris, as
widow of the author of m. R 46021,
June 29, 1936. 74
City (The) of sleep; w John Edward
Lind, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna F, De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46536,
July 15, 1936. 7D
Classic (The) rag; by Neil Moret; pf.
© Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles,
as author. R 46520, July 15, 1936.
76
Come, come away; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46281, July 7,
1936. 17
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Comfort one another; w and m John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. 8. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46486, June 22, 1936. 78
Complete (The) scales for the piano
with explanatory notes; by Emil
Liebling, op. 13, rev. by the author.
© Josephine L. Hydrick, Washing-
ton, and Marguerite S. Morris, San
Francisco, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 46334, June 25,
1936. 79
Conqueror; Easter oratorio-cantata,
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gab-
riel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46178, July 1, 1986. 80
Constancy ; w and m Alfred G. Robyn;
sop. or mezzo sop. Rev. and ed.
edition. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow. R 46486, July 10,
1936. 81
Contemplation; by Rudolf Friml, op.
35, no. 6, arr.; organ. © Frederick
N. Shackley, Roslindale, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 46425,
July 16, 1986. 82
Cossack war-song; arr. Horatio
Parker, English version H. BE. Kreh-
biel ; men’s voices. © Anna Parker,
New York, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 46333, June 25,
1936. 83
Cottage cradle song; 2-pt. song, w May
Byron, m A. E. Horrocks, selected
and ed. Florian Pascal. © H. R.
Owtram, Haslemere, Surrey, Eng-
land, as executor of the author of
editing. R 46373; July 7, 1936. 84
Could you grow fond of a nice young
blonde, if you loved a sweet bru-
nette; w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m
Ted Snyder. © Eunice M. Rosen-
feld, Enfield Lock, Middlesex, Eng-
land, aS widow of the author of w.
R 45917, June 19, 1936. 85
Cross (The) of Jesus; w J. Welling-
ton Frizzelle, m Carl Fischer. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46296, July 7, 1936. 86
Crucified (The) liveth again; w Ida
M. Budd, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46217, July 1, 1936. 87
Daisy (The) lullaby; 2-pt. song, w
May Byron, m A. E. Horrocks, se-
lected and ed. Florian Pascal; treble
voices. © H. R. Owtram, Hasle-
mere, Surrey, England, as executor
of the author of editing. R 46374,
July 7, 1936. 88
Dance of the butterflies; caprice, M.
Greenwald. © Agnes Greenwald,
New York, as widow. R 46105, Jul
7, 1936. &D
Dancing in the moonlight ; schottische ;
pf. © Henry S. Sawyer, Philadel-
phia, as author. R 46097, July 1,
1936. 9G
Danse Moderne; by Charles Dennée,
op. 9, no. 1, arr.; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Edmund Parlow, Frankfort a/M.,
Germany, as author of arrangement.
R 46126, July 3, 1986. 91
Dawn; w Ethel Le Roy De Koven, m
Reginald De Koven. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46533, July 15, 1936.
92
Day by day; w P. H. Bristow, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author
of m. R 46222, July 1, 1936. 93
Debussy (Claude) Prélude; de La
damoiselle Elue; orgue et violon. ©
Jean Deyzae, Paris, as executor. R
46024, June 29, 1936. 94
Deep in my heart, beloved. © Chas.
L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as
R 46657, July 28, 1936. 95.
Demoiselles (Les) blanches; chanson,
poéme Marguerite Burnat-Provins.
© HE. Jaques-Dalecroze, Geneva,
Switzerland, as author of m. R
46627, July 238, 19386. 96
Desert (The) shall rejoice; anthem,
w from the Bible; mixed voices. ©
Fred W. Peace, Thornhill, Dews-
bury, Yorks, England, as author of
m. R 46121, July 3, 19386. 97
Dewdrop (The) and the rose; w Geo.
Totten Smith, m Robert A. Keiser.
© Sophie Ruth Keiser King, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 46444, July 10, 1936. 98
Dicks (Ernest A.) 12 short volun-
taries; American organ or harmo-
nium. © Ernest A. Dicks, Chelten-
ham, England, as author. R 46122,
July 3, 1936. 99
Difficulty (The); op. 3, no. 4, w after
Heine; high, in D. © Wintter
Watts, New York, as author of m.
R 46315, June 25, 1936. 100:
author.
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
101-103
Dixie twilight; characteristic march.
1. Orch.—2. Band.—38. Pf. © Chas.
L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as
author. R 46661, 46666, 46667, July
28, 1936. 101-103
Dorando; song. © Irving Berlin, New
York, as author. R 45919, June 17,
1936. 104
Doth not wisdom cry; anthem; bass
solo and mixed cho.; organ ace.
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 45955, June 25,
1936. 105
Dream one, dream of me; w and m
Alfred G. Robyn. Rev. and ed. edi-
tion. © Isidora Robyn, New York,
as widow. R 46435, July 10, 1936.
106
Dreamland waltzes; pf. © William C.
O’Hare, New York, as author. R
46559, July 15, 1936. 107
Dreams; op. 4, no. 1, poem Arthur
Symons; high, in E min. © Wint-
ter Watts, New York, as author of
m. R 46316, June 25, 1936. 108
Dreary moon; song, w Fred’k. J.
Pearsall. © Roger A. Graham, Chi-
cago, aS author of m. R 46582, July
24, 1936. 109
Drifting. © Frederick Allen Mills,
Hollywood, Calif., as author. R
46093, May 16, 1936. 110
Drowsy (A) song; w John Edward
Lind, m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna
F. DeKoven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 46538, July 15,
1936. 111
Dublin daisies; intermezzo two-step;
pf. © Perey Wenrich, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 46525, July 15,
1936. 112
During music; op. 4, no. 2, poem Arthur
Symons; high, in C. © Wintter
Watts, New York, as author of m.
R 46317, June 25, 1936. 113
Easter day; English w Charlotte G.
Homer, German tr. H. Brodt, m
Chas. H. Gabriel, mezzo-sop. or bar.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of English
wandm. R 46244, July 1, 1986.
114
Ensemble march; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46271, July 7,
1936. 115
HEnterpriser (The); march and two-
step, J. Bodewalt Lampe; pf. ©
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Millie E. Lampe, Queens Village,
L. I., N. Y., as widow. R 46518,
July 15, 1936. 116
Entr’acte-rigaudon; de Xaviére, Théo-
dore Dubois; transcription pour
quatuor ou orch. a_ cordes. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
child of the deceased author. R
46038, June 29, 1936. 117
Epworth praises; coll. of sacred songs,
compiled Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of compilation. R
46270, July 7, 19386. 118
Errands for the King; w Jennie E.
‘Hussey, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46251, July 1, 1936. 119
Esperance (L’); reverie, Alfred G.
Robyn, op. 146. Rev. and ed. edition.
© Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow. R 46434, July 10, 1986. 120
Esquisse; par Théodore Dubois; vio-
loncelle avee ace. de pf. © Charles
Antoine Dubois, Paris, as child of
the deceased author. R 46025, June
29, 1936. 121.
Kstrella; w G. Hubi-Newcombe, m
Reginald De Koven. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46532, July 15, 1936.
122
Evangeline; by Neil Moret. © Charles
N. Daniels, Los Angeles, as author.
R 46542, July 15, 19386. 123
Every fetter He has broken; by W.
Stillman Martin. © Civilla Durfee
Martin, Atlanta, as widow. R 46166,
July 1, 1936. 124
Everything that father did was right;
song, from The prince of to-night, m
Jos. E. Howard. © Frank. BR.
Adams and Will M. Hough, Los An-
geles, as authors of w. R 46460, July
13, 1986. 125
Exercices journaliers de solfége; avec
ace. de pf. © Paul Rougnon, Saint
Germaine, Seine et Oise, France, as
author. R 46012, June 29, 1936. 126
Eye to eye; w Miriam E. Arnold, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46213, July 1,
1936. 127
Fairy kisses; waltzes. © Chas. L.
Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 46656, July 28, 19386. 128
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Falling, falling; w J. W. Carpenter, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gab-
riel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46287, July 7, oe
Fascination; valse brillante, Victor
Abelle, op. 23; pf. © Josefine Wir-
rer, Crefeld, Germany, as child of
the deceased author. R 46668, July
27, 1936. 130
Father said, Be good and you'll be
lonesome; song. © Kenneth S.
Clark, New York, as author. R
46561, July 15, 1936. 131
Feast (The) of blessing; w and m John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. 8S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46491, June 22, 1936. 132
Fellowship with Christ; song. ©
Frederick Allen Mills, Hollywood,
Calif., as author. R 46091, May 16,
1936. 133
- Féte (The) ; ensemble and scene, from
The beauty spot, w Joseph W. Her-
bert, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Marie L. Herbert, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Anna
De Koven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 46139, July 2,
1936. 134
Fétes; de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
' tion: 2 pfs.. 4 mains. © Maurice
Ravel, Montfort Amaury, France,
as author of transcription. R 46608.
July 23, 1936. 135
Fifi from Paree; from The queen of
the Moulin Rouge, w James O’Dea,
m Ch. Borel-Clere. © Anna Cald-
well O’Dea, Beverly Hills, Calif., as
widow of the author of w. R 465138,
July 15, 1936. 136
Fifth mazurka: by Frank Lynes, op.
52, no. 2; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow. R
46421, July 16, 1936. 137
Fight the good fight; w J. H. Sammis,
m Carl Fischer. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46200, July 1, 1936.
138
Fill your heart with the word; by
John R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46005, June 27, 1936. 139
Filled with His glory; w Ada Blenk-
horn, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46206, July 1,
1936. 140
Fior di doleezza; poem of the 14th cen-
tury, English tr., m E. Del Valle de
Paz; high, in A flat. © M. Louise
Baum, Boston, as author of English
translation. R 46318, June 25, 1936.
141
Fishermen’s song; barearola, opening
ensemble, from The beauty spot, w
Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald De
Koven. © Marie L. Herbert, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Anna De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46141,
July 2, 1936. 142
Fléau (Le); chanson, poéme Mar-
guerite Burnat-Provins. ©
Jaques-Daleroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46618, July
23, 1936. 143
Fleurs d’amour; waltzes, Reginald De
Koven, op. 325; pf. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author. R 46529, July 15, 1936. 144
Florence; grande valse de_ concert,
Emil Liebling, op. 12; pf. Nouvelle
ed. revue par l’auteur. © Josephine
L. Hydrick, Washington, and Mar-
guerite S. Morris, San Francisco, as
children of the deceased author. R
46327, June 25, 1936. 145
Follow on; w Charlotte G. Homer, m
E. K. Heyser. © Ethel W. Gabriel.
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of w. R 46221, July 1, 1936.
146
Follow the rainbow trail; song, from
The prince of to-night, m Jos. ‘EH.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46466, July 13, 1936.
147
Forget me not; w Harry Williams, m
E. Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van Al-
styne, Chicago, as author of m, and
Carrie Quinn, New York, as widow
of the author of w. R 46521, July 15,
1936. 148
Forward, forward; w and m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, aS executor. R 46258,
July 1, 1936. 149
Four (Le) et l’enfer; chanson, poéme
Marguerite Burnat-Provins. © E.
Jaques-Daleroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46620, July
23, 1936. 150
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Fresh flowers; intermezzo; orch. and
pf. ace. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as
author. R 46583, July 23, 1986. 151
Friendly (The) moon; w John Edward
Lind, m Reginald De Koven.
Anna F. De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46535.
July 15, 1936. 152
Fritz; w and m Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworth. © Benjamin L. Fried-
land, New York, as widower of one
of the authors. R 46524, July 15,
1936. 153
From an ice-bound land; w J. W. Car-
penter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46284, July 7.
1936. 154
From day to day: w Mrs. Paul C. Cur-
nick, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46247, July 1.
1936. 155
Game (A) of tag: humoresque; pf.
© George Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J., as author. R 46498, July 18,
1936. 156
Garden (The) of roses; w J. E. Demp-
sey, m Johann C. Schmid. © Viola
Anna Flaherty, West Philadelphia,
as widow of the author of w. R
46455, July 13, 1936. 157
Garden of roses; song, w J. E. Demp-
sey. © Johann C. Schmid, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 46456, Ju'v
13, 1936. 158
Gaviniés (Pierre) Twenty-four stud-
ies: matinées, ed. and fingered Leo-
pold Lichtenberg; violin. Arthur F.
O’Brien, Brooklyn, as executor of the
author of editing and fingering. R
45975, June 25, 1936. 159
Gavotte de la reine; par Victor Abelle,
op. 22; pf. Josefine Wirrer,
Crefeld, Germany, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 46669, July 27.
1936. 160
Gently sleeping: w J. W. Carpenter. m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles. as executor of the
author of m. R 46279, July 7, 1936.
161
Gibson (The) sailor girl; song, w Paul
West. © Alfred Solman. New York,
as author of m. R 45914, June 19,
1936. 162
Gibson (The) widow; song, w Paul
West. © Alfred Solman, New York,
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
as author of m. R 45912, June 19,
1936. 163
Girl (The) in the clogs and shawl;
w and m Harry Castling and C. W.
Murphy. © Peter Dalton, London,
as executor of the author C. W. Mur-
phy. R 46565, July 15, 19386. 164
Girls (The) that can never be mine;
song, from The prince of to-night, m
Jos. E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams
and Will M. Hough. Los Angeles, as
authors of w. R 46459, July 13, 1936.
165
Gloria in excelsis; by Berthold Tours,
arr.: men’s voices. © Sumner Sal-
ter, New York, as author of arrange-
ment. R 46324, June 25, 1936. 166
Glory, glory, glory; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S Hogg.
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46479, June 22, 1986. 167
Gliicksschweinchen (Das): operette,
nach einer idee des Daniel Fourda,
v. Leo Stein u. Carl Lindau. Voll-
stindiger klavier-auszug mit text.
© Edmund Eysler, Vienna, Austria,
as author of m. R 46604, June 5,
1936. 168
Go ye out to meet Him; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46194, July
1, 1986. 169
God will answer your prayer; w and
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46295, July 7, 1936. 170
God will take care of me. © Grant C.
Tullar, Orange, N. J., as author. R
46672, July 22, 1936. 171
Golden (The) butterfly; w J. Hayden-
Clarendon, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna F. De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46515,
July 15, 1936. 172
Golden City; march song, w and m
Melvin BE. Hager. © Annie Hager,
Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as widow. R
46110, July 9, 1936. ir(e3
Good news; w A. H. Bates, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author
of m. R 46182, July 1, 1936. 174
Good-night, dear heart; song, w Frank
Bentz: in ©. © Henry E. Geehl,
Coleshill, Buckinghamshire, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 46304, June
26, 1936. 175
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Gounod (Charles Francois) Send out
thy light; ‘arr.;° “men’s voices.
Abridged. © Sumner Salter, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
46325, June 25, 1936. 176
Grand (The) amen. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author. R
46598, July 22, 1936. 177
Grand choeur; organ. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as au-
thor. R 46338, June 25, 1936. 178
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Albumleaf,
in B flat; arr.; organ. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 45969, June
25, 1936. 179
Guide us, Father; cho. from Stabat
mater, m Mme. de Grandval, ed. Ho-
ratio Parker ; sop., alto and ten. trio;
organ ace. © Anna Parker, New
York, as widow of the author of
editing. R 45964, June 25, 1936.
180
Hail! blessed Redeemer ; w W. C. Mar-
tin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46250, July 1,
1936. 181
Hand in hand; novelette, Neil Moret.
© Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles,
as author. R 46523, July 15, 1909.
182
Harken! harken; w Effie Stevens, m
H. A: Henry. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46185, July 1, 1986.
183
Harlequinade; v. Géza Horvath, op.
94, no. 2; pf. © Thusnelda Horvath,
Vienna, as widow. R 46427, July 16,
1936. 184
Has anybody here seen Kelly; w and
m C. W. Murphy and Will Letters.
© Peter Dalton, London, as executor
of the author C. W. Murphy. R
46567, July 15, 1936. 185
Haste from His grave; w and m John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46492, June 22, 1936. 186
Haunted (The) cask; w J. Hayden-
Clarendon, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna F. De Koven, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
46517, July 15, 1936. 187
Have compassion, Lord, on me; w and
m John R. Sweney. © Josephine
H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 46495, June 22, 1936.
188
He loved her tender; from The beauty
spot, w Joseph W. Herbert, m Regi-
nald De Koven. Se. ed. © Marie
L. Herbert, New York, as widow of
the author of w, and Anna De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46142, July 2, 1936.
189
He triumphed o’er the grave; w Lo-
leta M. Nevens, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles,
as executor of the author of m. R
46175, July 1, 1936. 190
He will hide me; by E. O. Excell. ©
H. O. Excell, jr., Chicago, as next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
ing. R 46006, June 27, 1986. 191
Hearts of gold; march, L’Albert. ©
Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles, as
author. R 46511, July 15, 19836. 192
Heartsease; w James O’Dea, m Neil
Moret. © Charles N. Daniels, Los
Angelts, as author of m, and Anna
Caldwell O’Dea, Beverly Hills, Calif.,
as widow of the author of w. R
46507, July 15, 1936. 193
Held in His mighty arm; by W. Still-
man Martin. © Civilla Durfee Mar-
tin, Atlanta, as widow. R 46171,
July 1, 1936. 194
Helen May. © M. T. Bohannon,
Ocala, Fla., as author. R 46412,
July 17, 1936. 195
Hello Bill; Elk’s barn dance, Theo-
dore M. Tobani, op. 502; band. ©
Carl Fischer, inec., New York, as
proprietor. R 46340, July 21, 1936.
196
Help somebody today; w Mrs. F. A.
Breck, m Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46257, July 1, 19386. 197
Help the world along; w J. W. Car-
penter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Hthel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46286, July
7, 1936. 198
Her eyes are blue for Yale; song, from
The prince of to-night, m Jos. EH.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46464, July 13, 1936.
199
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Hermit’s (The) dance; violin; pf. acc.
© George J. Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J., aS author. R 46555, July 15,
1936. 200
Heure (L’) espagnole; 1°"* violons. ©
Maurice Ravel, Montfort L’Amaury,
France, as author. R 46639, July 23,
1936. 201
Hi! Hi! Hi! w R. F. Carroll and Nat
D. Mann, m Nathaniel D. Mann. ©
Beatrice Mann, New York, as widow
of the author of m. R 46558, July
15, 1936. 202
Hilarité; par Maurice Telma; pf.,
English fingering. © Theodore Ar-
thur Rawlings, Josephine Ruegg,
Nita Violet Bloor, Rosa Rawlings
and Hlise Rawlings, London, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
45694, May 18, 1936. 203
Hold up your hands for Jesus; song,
w H. L. Frisbie. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of m.
R 46599, July 22, 1936. 204
Homeland (The); w M. V. Staley, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gab-
riel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46177, July 1, 19386.
205
Honest you’re the only one for me;
song, from Follies of the day, w
Barney Gerard. © Albert Von Til-
zer, New York, as author of m. R
46341, July 8, 1936. 206
Honey bunch; w Geo. V. Hobart, m
W. HE. Macquinn and John L. Golden.
© Vere Hobart and Donald Bayne
Hobart, New York, as children of the
deceased author of w. R 46499, July |
207 |
15, 1936.
Honey on our honeymoon; song, w Wm.
Jerome. © Jean Schwartz, Stam-
ford, Conn., as author of m. R 46469,
July 8, 19386. 208
Hope (A); op. 3, no. 1; high voice, in
G flat. © Wintter Watts, New York,
as author. R 46312, June 25, 1936.
209:
Hosanna! hosanna; w Wm. J. Libber-
ton, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46246, July 1,
1936. 210
Hosannah; w and m John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 46477, June 22,
1936. 211
House (The) in which we live; w
Eleanor Allen Schroll, m Chas. H.
pt. TI, n.S:, v. 31
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los.
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46214, July 1, 1936. PAPA
How did the bird know that; w Adrian
Ross, Americanized Howard Wil-
liams, m L. Stuart. New ed. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, Bexhill-on-
sea, Sussex, Hngland, as widow of
the author of m. R 46548, July 15,
1936. 213
Hiirdenrennen (Ein); v. Géza Hor-
vath, op. 94, no. 1; pt) © Thus.
nelda Horvath, Vienna, as widow. R
46426, July 16, 1936. 214
Hungarian fantasia; by Theodore
Moses Tobani, op. 207; violin and pf.
© Joseph Morris Tobani, Great
Neck, L. I., N. Y¥., aS child of the de-
ceased author. R 46391, July 15,
1936. 215
Hyacinths; flower song, R. Stoughton.
© Agnes Greenwald, New York, as
widow. R 46109, July 7, 19386. 216
Hymne 4 la musique; poéme H. Dar-
say, m Auguste Chapuis; cheur 4 4
voix mixtes, sans ace. © Claire De-
wingle Chapuis, Paris, as widow. R
46612, July 23, 1936. 217
I am so glad I am one of the saved;
by W. Stillman Martin. © Civilla
Durfee Martin, Atlanta, as widow.
R 46170, July 1, 1936. 218
I can read it; w C. McKibbin, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46248, July 1, 19386.
24S)
w C. McKibbin, w to cho. and m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46231, July 1,
1936. 220
i can’t be true so far away; song, from
The prince of to-night, m Jos. EH.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles. as au-
thors of w. R 46462, July 13, 1936.
a2)
I don’t like to drill; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel; solo and cho.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46274, July 7, 1936. 222
I don’t want to marry your family;
song, from The prince of to-night, m
Jos. E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams
and Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as
authors of w. R 46465, July 13,
1936. 223
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I fell in love on Monday; song, from
The prince of to-night, m Jos. H.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46461, July 13, ann
have no other sweetheart but you;
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m Harry I.
Dayis. © Eunice M. Rosenfeld, En-
field Lock, Middlesex, England, as
widow of the author of w. R 46585,
July 23, 1936. 225
I heard my sister say; w J. W. Car-
penter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46276, July 7,
1936. 226
I know God cares; w Mattie M. Bote-
ler, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46268, July 1,
1936. 220
I know it now; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. 8S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46488, June 22, 1936. 228
I like your oid French bonnet; written
and composed Mellor, Lawrance and
Gifford. © Harry Gifford, London,
as one of the authors. R 46501,
July 15, 1936. 229)
Ill be home at harvest time; song, w
Arthur Lamb. © Alfred Solman,
New York, as author of m. R 45931,
June 19, 1936. 230!
Ill see you to-night. © Bob White
and Dave Peyton, Chicago, as au-
bh
thors. R 46354, July 15, 1986. 231
Ill tell it again; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 46235, July 1, 1936. 2382
TV) try; w Hleanor Allen Schroll, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46216, July 1, 1936.
233
I love my husband, but oh, you Henry;
w Hdgar Selden, m Herbert Ingra-
ham. © Amo Ingraham, Los Ange-
les, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 45873, June 17, 1936. 234
I’m learning something every day; by
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth. ©
Benjamin L. Friedland, New York,
as widower of one of the authors. R
46527, July 15, 1936. 235
I tell Jesus all about it; w W. M. Light-
hall, m Carl Fischer. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46201, July 1,
1936. 236
I’ve got rings on my fingers; w Fred J.
Barnes and Weston, m Maurice
Scott. © Edith Barnes, London, as
widow of one of the authors of w,
and Annie Scott, London, as widow
of the author of m. R 46566, July
15, 1936. eat
Ive proved Him; song, m W. Stillman
Martin. © Civilla Durfee Martin,
Atlanta, as widow of the author of
m. R 46163, July 1, 1936. 238
I want somebody to play with; w
Harry Williams, m E. Van Alstyne.
© Egbert Van Alstyne, Chicago, as
author of m, and Carrie Quinn, New
York, as widow of the author of w.
R 46522, July 15, 1936. 239
I want to be a prima donna; song, w
Edgar Malone. © Tom Sherman,
Chicago, as author of m. R 46413,
July 17, 1936. 240
I wish I had my old girl back again; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Paul Wallace.
© Alfred Solman, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 46040, June 19, 1936.
241
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wonder if they are all true to me;
w and m Nora Bayes. © Benjamin
L. Friedland, New York, as widower.
R 46544, July 15, 1936. 242
If I only had a sweetheart. © Chas.
L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 46659, July 28, 1986. 243
If you love me; w and m Jobn R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46494, June 22, 1936. 244 |
If you want a kiss, why take it; by
Alfred G. Robyn; male quartette.
Rev. ed. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow. R 46451, July 10,
19386. 245
Im wunderschonen monat Mai; poem
Heinrich Heine; high voice. ©
James H. Rogers, San Marino, Calif.,
as author of m. R 45967, June 25,
1936. 246
In stiller nacht; op. 139, no. 3; pf. ©
Georg Eggeling, Berlin, as author. R
46645, July 27, 1936. 247
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In the garden of the West; w F. Clif-
ford Harris, m Jos. S. Nathan. Rev.
© Dorothea Nathan Reed, Visalia,
Calif., as widow of the author of m.
R 46488, July 10, 19386. 248
In the service of the King; w Pierson
H. Bristow, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as ex-
ecutor of the author of m. R 46265,
July 1, 1936. 249
In Thee O Lord, have I put my trust;
anthem, Berthold Tours, arr.; men’s
cho.; organ ace. © Sumner Salter,
New York, as author of arrange-
ment. R 463831, June 25, 1936. 250
In vaudeville; song. © John L. Gold-
en, New York, as author. R 46505,
July 15, 1936. 251
In Wonderland; children’s fairy op-
eretta, founded on Lewis Carroll’s
book Alice in Wonderland, adapted
and written Edith Wheeler, m Flo-
rian Pascal. Voc. sc. © FH. R.
Owtram, Haslemere, Surrey, Eng-
land, as executor of the author of
m. R 46375, Apr. 6, 1936. 252
Invocation; organ. © James H. Rog-
ers, San Marino, Calif., as author.
R 46336, June 25, 1936. 253
Istar; variations symphoniques, Vin-
cent d’Indy, op. 42, réduction; pf. ©
Gustave Samazeuilh, Paris, as au-
thor of reduction. R 46616, July 23,
1936. 254
It makes a lot of difference when
you're with the girl you love; w Ar-
thur Gillespie and Harold Ward, m
Charlotte Blake. © Rose Gillespie,
Grand Rapids, Mich., as widow of
one of the authors of w. R 46508, |
July 15, 1936. 255
J’ai mené le cabri; chanson, poéme
Marguerite Burnat-Provins. © E.
Jaques-Dalecroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46619, July
23, 1936. 256
Je t’attends ce soir; chanson, poeéme
Marguerite Burnat-Provins. © E.
Jaques-Daleroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46628, July
23, 1986. 250
Jesus, give us mighty faith; w W. A.
Schell, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W: Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 462238, July 1,
1936. 258
Jesus is my friend; w Ada Blenkhorn,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
pt. IIL, n.\s., Vv. 31
the author of m. R 46205, July 1,
1936. 259
Jesus is risen; w Jennie Ree, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor. R 46236, July 1, 19386. 260
Jesus my King; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46483, June 22, 1936. 261
Jesus reigns our King; w Neva Haines,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 462438, July 1,
1936. 262
Jewels for the Master; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46002, June 27, 1936. 263.
Johnson’s (Chas. L.) barn dance;
sechottische; pf. © Chas. L. John-
son, Kansas City, Mo., as author.
R 46658, July 28, 1936. 264-
Jongleur (Der); v. Géza Horvath,
op. 94, no. 4; pf. © Thusnelda
Horvath, Vienna, as widow. R 46429,
July 16, 1936. 265:
Joy-bells; w Claire Sumner, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46234, July 1, 1936.
266
Joy, joy, joy; w Jennie Ree, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46181, July
1, 1936. 267
Joyful news; w and m John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46476, June 22,
1936. 268
Joyfully receive Him; w and m John
R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46482, June 22, 19386. 269
Joyous (A) Easter song; English w
Paul England, m Max Reger; mixed
voices. © Luiz Marques, Lisbon,
Portugal, as executor of the author
of English w. R 46642, July 16,
1936. 270
Jubilate Deo; by Berthold Tours, arr. ;
men’s voices; in EF. © Sumner
Salter, New York, as author of ar-
rangement. R 46326, June 25, 1936.
273
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NN eet
June; w James Wheedon; high voice.
© Walter M. Rummel, Paris, as au-
thor of m. R 45942, June 25, aa
272
Just as He promised to do; w W. M.
Lighthall, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46228, July 1, 1936. 273:
Just like Thee; w W. Dennis Wortman,
m H. A. Henry. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46229, July 1, 1936.
274
Just listen, I say; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46283, July 7,
1936. 275
Just to please Him; w C. A. Gage, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46212, July 1, sen
2
Just when I need Him most; w Wm.
©. Pool, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46255, July 1, 1936. 277
Keep close to your guide; w Maggie A.
Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46172, July 1, 1986. 278
Keep on believing; w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46208, July 1, 19386. 209
Kept by the power of God; by W. Still-
man Martin. © Civilla Durfee Mar-
tin, Atlanta, as widow. R 46169,
July 1, 19386. 280
Kid-Land; from A bunch of kids, w
W. J. Harris, m H. I. Robinson. ©
Will J. Harris, Chicago, as author
of w, and Harry I. Robinson, Chi-
cago, aS author of m. R 46085, July
2, 1936. 281
King (The); w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46245, July 1, 1936. 282
King (The) of the ages; song, m W.
Stillman Martin. © Civilla Durfee
Martin, Atlanta, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46160, July 1, 1936.
283
King’s (The) brigade; w Jas. Howe,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46176, July 1,
1936. 284
King’s (The) praise; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46196, July
1, 1986. 285.
Kiss me, dearie; w Darry, m Harry
Sigman and Bob White. © A. R.
White, Chicago, as one of the authors
of m. R 46366, July 11, 1986. 286
Kitty Magee; poem Francis A. Fahy,
set to Irish folk-song, arr. Horatio
Parker ; men’s voices, a cappella. ©
Anna Parker, New York, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
45960, June 25, 1936. 287
Kleine (Der) trompeter; marsch, op.
139, no. 4; pf. © Georg Eggeling,
Berlin, as author. R 46644, July 27,
1936. 288
Kletterrose; op. 139, no. 6; pf. ©
Georg EHEggeling, Berlin, as author.
R 46643, July 27, 1936. 289:
Kujawiak ; fragment de Masurek, Carl
Bohm, op. 366, no. 11; violine u. pf.
© Jenny Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf,
as widow. R 46415, July 16, 1986.
290
Lady (The) bugs review; patrol pe-
tite, morceau characteristique, Neil
Moret, arr. Julian Strauss; pf.
Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles, as
author. R 46512, July 15, 1986. 291
Lady love; w Wm. J. McKenna, m A.
Gumble. © Albert Gumble, New
York, as author of m, and Wm. J.
McKenna, Jersey City, as author of
w. R 46471, July 15, 1936. 292
Land (The) of birds; ballet music,
Manuel Klein: pf. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
46563, July 15, 1936. 293
Land of the unsetting sun; w W. C.
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46259, July 1, 1936. 294
Laughing eyes; song. © Elsa Wyman
Maxwell, New York, as author. R
46439, July 10, 1936. 295
Laughing moon; three-step, Jos. J.
Kaiser. © Jos. J. Denton, New
York, as author. R 46674, July 24,
1986. 296
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Let Jesus have His way; w J. H. Sam-
mis, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46218, July 1,
1936. 297
Let’s get the umpire’s goat; w and m
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth. ©
Benjamin L. Friedland, New York,
as widower of one of the authors.
R 46510, July 15, 19386. 298
Let us come boldly; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46489, June 22, 19386. 299
Let us run after him; w J. W. Carpen-
ter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46278, July 7,
1936. 300
Let us sing His love; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45994, June 27, 1986. 301
Lift your glad eyes; Haster anthem;
mixed voices. © Bruce Steane, Ton-
bridge, Kent, England, as author. R
46117, July 3, 1936. 302
Lift your heart to Jesus; w H. E. Hew-
itt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46191, July 1,
1936. 303
Lilies’ (The) song; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 46189, July 1, 1936.
304
Listen to the sweet chimes; opening
cho., w J. W. Carpenter, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46272, July 7, 1936. 305
juittle Puritan; »waltz;)euity, 1;20: ©
Albert J. Weidt, Belford, N. J., as
author. R 46385, July 14, 1936. 306
Living all for Jesus; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45997, June 27, 1986. 307
Lonesome; medley two-step, intro.
Lovins dovins, by Geo. W. Meyer and
Kerry Mills; band. © Geo. W.
Meyer, New York, as one of the au-
thors. R 45868, June 24, 1936. 308
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Long time ago; w C. O. F., m Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © George T. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 45935,
June 17, 1986. 309)
Longing; by Theo. Bendix, arr.; pf.
duet. © J. EH. Andino, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 46550,
July 15, 1956. 310
Lord (The) brings back His own;
song, m W. Stillman Martin. ©
Civilla Durfee Martin, Atlanta, as
widow of the author of m. R 45864,
June 8, 1936. alee
Lord (The) is loving unto every man;
anthem, w from Psalm 145; mixed
voices. © Bruce Steane, Tonbridge,
Kent, England, as author of m. R
46132, July 3, 1986. 312
Lost and found; w J. H. Sammis, m
Carl Fischer. © Ethel W. Gabriel,
Los Angeles, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 46202, July 1, 19386.
313
Leve and flowers: new flower song,
F. Aldrich, ed. and fingered M.
Greenwald. © Agnes Greenwald,
New York, as widow. R 46107, July
7, 1936. 314
Love (The) birds’ song; reverie; pf.
?
© Myrtle Logan Wickham, San
Francisco, as author. R 45918, June
20, 1936. 315
Love in Maytime; w G. Hubi-New-
combe, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna IF. De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46528,
July 15, 1936. 316
Love (The) of the Crucified One; w
Maud Frazer, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46210, July 1, 1936. ole
Love (The) of the Savior of men; w
Victor M. Hatfield, m Chas. H. Gab-
riel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Ange-
les, aS executor of the author of m.
R 46199, July 1, 19386. 318
Love’s serenade: a tone picture, Neil
Moret; pf. © Charles N. Daniels,
Los Angeles, as author. R 46540,
July 15, 1936. 319
Loving Redeemer ; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46004, June
27, 1936. 320
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McElwee; song, m Ted Snyder. ©
George Whiting, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 46076, June 25, 1936.
321
Magnificat; from evening service in
C; mixed voices. © Bruce Steane,
Tonbridge, Kent, England, as author.
R 46649, July 27, 1936. aoe
Malheur (Le); chanson, poéme Mar-
EK.
guerite Burnat-Provins. ©
Jaques-Dalcroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46622,
July 23, 1936. 323:
Many mansions; song, m W. Stillman
Martin. © Civilla Durfee Martin,
Atlanta, as widow of the author of
m. R 46164, July 1, 1936. 324
March in F'; by L. J. Quigley, op. 8;
pf. © Sadie M. Quigley, Owens-
boro, Ky., as widow. R 46850, July
10, 1936. 325
March of the rural guard; by Hugo
Bricker, tr. from the German, D.
Buck; men’s cho.. © Dudley Buck,
Chicago, and Madeline B. Blossom,
New York, as children of the de-
ceased author of translation. R
46329, June 25, 1936. 326
Marche de féte; pour orgue, op. 36,
transcription pour pf. 4 4 mains. ©
Henri Biisser, Paris, as author. R
46640, July 23, 1936. 327
Marche triomphale; by H. Bierman, op.
20, arr.; 2 pfs, 4 hands. © Ed-
mund Parlow, Frankfort a/M., Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
46127, July 3, 1936. 328
Marchen (Hin); violin, with pf. acc.
© Gustav Strube, Baltimore, as au-
thor. R 46320, June 25, 1986. 329
Marching in His name; w Charlotte
G. Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 46254, July 1, 1936.
330)
Mary ; march two-step, Neil Moret. ©
Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles, as
author. R 46541, July 15, 1936. 331
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Bac-
chanale; de Bacchus; transcription
pour pf. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, veuve Jules Massenet, Ver-
sailles, France, as widow. R 46036,
June 29, 1936. 332
—— La bataille simiesque; de Bac-
chus ; transcription pour pf. seul. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow. R 46611, July 23, 1936.
333
89984—36——9
Chasseresses et bacchantes; de
Bacchus; transcription pour pf. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France, as
widow. R 46032, June 29, 1986. 334
Faunes et satyres; de Bacchus;
transcription pour pf. Louise
Constance de Gressy, veuve Jules
Massenet, Versailles, France, as
widow. R 46030, June 29, 1936. 335
Initiations; de Bacchus; tran-
Scription > pour pf: nos: > 1-4 3©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow. R 46033-46035, June 29,
1936. 336-338
— Les mystéres dionysiaques ; ballet
extrait de Bacchus; pf. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, vve. Jules Mas-
senet, Versailles, France, as widow.
R 46630, July 23, 1936. 309
Nocturne; dans la forét, de Bac-
chus; transcription pour pf. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow. R 46029, June 29, 1936.
340
—— Procession des offrandes; de
Bacchus; transcription pour pf. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow. R 46031, June 29, 1936.
341
Roses mortes; de Bacchus; tran-
scription pour pf. © Louis Constance
de Gressy, veuve Jules Massenet,
Versailles, France, as widow. R
46027, June 29, 1936. 342
—— Ton souvenir; poésie Emile Feil-
let ; chant et pf. © Louise Constance
de Gressy, veuve Jules Massenet,
Versailles, France, as widow of the
author of m. R 46023, June 29, 1936.
343
—— Le triomphe de Bacchus; de Bac-
chus; transcription pour pf. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, veuve
Jules Massenet, Versailles, France,
as widow. R 46028, June 29, 1936.
344
Master (The) ; medley overture, arr. ;
military band. © William C. O’Hare,
New York, as author of arrange-
ment. R 46553, July 15, 1936. 345
Master Bob; gigue, Rodolphe Berger ;
pf. © Honorine Isopy, Paris, as
executor. R 46637, July 23, 1936.
346
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Melodie celeste; nocturne, Alfred G.
Robyn; pf. Rev. and ed. edition. ©
Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow. R 46440, July 10, 1936. 347
Melody (The) of love; closing cho.,
w J. W. Carpenter, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46291, July 7, 1936. 348.
Mem’ry’s garden, why forget me; w
J. Hayden-Clarendon, m Reginald
De Koven. © Anna F. De Koven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 46514, July 15, 1936. 349!
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Judge me, O God; arr. and
abridged ; men’s voices. © Sumner
Salter, New York, as author of ar-
rangement. R 46323, June 25, 1936.
350
Spring song; Gertrude Hoffman’s
version, special arr. © Max Hoff-
mann, Freeport, N. Y., as author of
arrangement. R 46152, July 8, 1936.
351
Menuet; danse chantée, symphonie
vocale, Auguste Chapuis; 2 voix de
femmes ou d’enfants, sans ace. ©
Claire Dewingle Chapuis, Paris, as
widow. R 466138, July 23, 19386. 352
Menuet in E flat; op. 9; pf. © Heniot
Levy, Chicago, as author. R 46008,
June 29, 1936. 353
Message (Le); mélodie pour tén.,
poésie Henri de Régnier, m, op. 31,
no. 5; transposition pour bar. ou
mezzo-sop. © Henri Biisser, Paris,
as author of m. R 46026, June 29,
1936. 304
Message (A) to you and me. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as au-
thor. R 45933, June 17, 1936. 355
Mickey’s birthday; two-step; pf. ©
Archibald Joyce, Sutton, Surrey,
England, as author. R 46564, July
15, 1936. 356
Mighty (The) victor; Easter service,
Chas. H. Gabriel and others. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of one of the authors. R
46264, July 1, 1936. 357
Mighty (A) victor; w Effie Stevens, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gab-
riel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46233, July 1, 19386.
358
Miller’s (The) wooing; by Frank
Lynes, op. 52, no. 1; pf. © Adéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as
widow. R 46420, July 16, 1986. 359
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Mine, Savior divine; w E. BE. Hewitt,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46192, July 1,
1936. 360
Ministry in song; new coll. of songs
for all religious services, ed. and
compiled W. C. Everett and E. O.
Excell. © E. O. Excell, jr., Chi-
cago, aS next of kin of one of the
authors, who is not living. R 459386,
June 25, 1936. 361
Mission bells; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46240, July 1, 1936. 362
Mondscheinzauber ; violin, with pf. ace.
© Gustav Strube, Baltimore, as au-
thor. R 46009, June 25, 1986. 363
Moon-bird ; song, w J. E. Dempsey. ©
Johann C. Schmid, Philadelphia, as
author of m. R 46580, July 18, 1936.
364
Same. © Viola Anna Flaherty,
West Philadelphia, as widow of the
author of w. R 46581, July 13, 1936.
365
Moon, moon, moon, can’t you tell her
I’se awaiting; w and m P. Edgar,
Alf. J. Lawrance and H. Gifford. ©
Percy Edgar and Harry Gifford, Lon-
don, as authors. R 46546, July 15,
1936. 366
Moonlight ; w Ethel Le Roy De Koven,
m Reginald De Koven. © Anna F.
De Koven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 46534, July 15,
1936. 367
w Richard Le Gallienne; high
voice. © Walter M. Rummel, Paris,
as author of m. R 45943, June 25,
1936. 368
Moonlight in India; pf. © Benjamin
Richmond, Yonkers, N. Y., as author.
R 46586, July 23, 1936. 369
Morgen; violin, with pf. ace. © Gus-
tav Strube, Baltimore, as author. R
46321, June 25, 1936. 370
Morning (The) watch; w J. Welling-
ton Frizzelle, m Chas H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m R
46297, July 7, 1936. 371
Moszkowski (Moritz) Impromptu; by
Maurice Moszkowski, op. 77, no. 7,
ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf.
© Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not liv-
ing. R 45977, June 25, 1936. 372
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Inquiétude ; by Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 77, no. 4, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45973,
June 25, 1936. 373
-— Intimité; by Maurice Moszkowski,
op. 77, no. 5, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 45974, June 25,
1936. 374
— Mélodie; by Maurice Moszkowski,
op. 77, no. 9, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of editing and finger-
ing, who is not living. R 45979, June
25, 1936. 375
Menuet; by Maurice Moszkowski,
op. 77, no. 10, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, New York, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 45980, June 25,
1936. 376
Pantomime ; by Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 77, no. 8, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45978,
June 25, 1936. 377
Romance sans paroles; by Mau-
rice Moszkowski, op. 77, no. 38, ed.
and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf. ©
Katharine Florence Stewart, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
editing and fingering, who is not liv-
ing. R 45972, June 25, 1936. 378
Scherzino; by Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 77, no. 2, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45971,
June 25, 1936. 379
Tarentelle; by Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 77, no. 6, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45976,
June 25, 1936. 380
Tristesse; by Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 77, no. 1, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, New York, as next
of kin of the author of editing and
fingering, who is not living. R 45970,
June 25, 19386. 381
Moto perpetuo; v. Carl Bohm, op. 366,
no. 12; violine u. pf. © Jenny Bohm,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as widow. R
46416, July 16, 1936. 382
My black dove; song, w Paul West. ©
John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of m. R 46568, July 15, 1936.
383
My brudda Sylvest; song, m Fred
Fischer. © Jesse L. Lasky, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of w. R
46090, May 16, 1936. 384
My Father watches o’er me; song, w
W. C. Martin. © J. HE. Delmarter,
Santa Cruz, Calif., as author of m.
R 45938, June 22, 1936. 385
My fatherland; w L. T. Rightsell, m
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © George T.
Kirkpatrick, Philadelphia, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
45934, June 17, 1936. 386
My Father’s keeping: w C. A. Gage, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46211, July 1, 1936.
387
My pillar of protection; w Victor M.
Hatfield, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46224, July 1, 1936. 388
My rest; w and m John R. Sweney. ©
Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46478, June 22,
1936. 389
My Savior’s love for me; w Ada Blenk-
horn, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46204, July 1.
1936. 390
My Saviour knows my name; song, m
W. Stillman Martin. © Civilla Dur-
fee Martin, Atlanta, as widow of the
author of m. R 46162, July 1, 1936.
ae Al
My world; w Richard Watson Gilder,
m, op. 3, no. 2; high, in F. © Wint-
ter Watts, New York, as author of
m. R 46313, June 25, 1936. 392
Naughty eyes; song, w Harry Sylves-
ter. © Perey Wenrich, New York, as
author of m. R 46153, July 8, 1936.
393.
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Nearer and nearer His throne; w and
m John R. Sweney. © Josephine
H. 8S. Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
ing. R 46480, June 22, 1986. 394
Neckende geister: op. 139, no. 1; pf.
© Georg Eggeling, Berlin, as author.
R 46647, July 27, 1936. 395
Night (The) has a thousand eyes; w
F. W. Bourdillon ; 4-pt. women’s cho.
© J. Belle Boltwood, Jersey City,
N. J., as author of m. R 46330, June
2p, 1936. 396
No one could do it like my father;
song, m Ted Snyder. © Irving Ber-
lin, New York, as author of w. R
45920, June 17, 19386. 397
Nobody told me of Jesus; w Mrs. F. A.
Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46260, July 1,
1936. 398
Noon; w Ethel LeRoy De Koven, m
Reginald De Koven. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46530, July 15, 1936.
399
Nordische legende; v. Carl Bohm, op.
366, no. 10; violine u. pf. © Jenny
Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as _ wi-
dow. R 46414, July 16, 1936. 400
Now altogether, hip, hip, hooray; song
m Geo. Christie © Will Dillon,
Kihaca, Ne NG as. author son Ww. oR
46562, July 15,1936. 401
Nuages; de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion; 2 pfs., 4 mains. © Maurice
Ravel, Monfort lVAmaury, France,
as author of transcription. R 46607,
July 23, 19386. 402
Nuit de Noél; esquisse, Ferruccio
Busoni; pf. © Benvenuto Busoni,
Berlin-Schoneberg, as child of the
deceased author. R 46610, July 23,
1936. 403
Nune dimittis; from evening service in
C; mixed voices. © Bruce Steane,
Tonbridge, Kent, England, as au-
thor. R 46650, July 27, 19386. 404
O for a closer walk with God; hymn
anthem, Thomas Merritt; sop. solo
and cho. of mixed voices. © Merritt
Avers, Van Nuys, Calif., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46482, July 16, 19386. 405
O Lord, I will praise Thee; w and m
John R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46485, June 22, 1936. 406
O Lord of rest and darkness; w Hliza-
beth Roberts MacDonald, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46298, July 7, 1936. 407
O love divine; w Maud Frazer, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46252, July 1, 1936. 408
O love that wilt not let me go; anthem,
by Cuthbert Harris; mixed voices.
© Louisa Harris, Gorleston-on-Sea,
England, as widow. R 46123, July 3,
1936. 409
O triste, triste ...; poeme Verlaine,
m Gabriel Dupont; chant et pf. ©
Robert Achille Adolphe Dupont,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46632, July 28, 1986. 410
O, what a Savior; song, m W. Stillman
Martin. © Civilla Durfee Martin,
Atlanta, as widow of the author of
m. R 45866, June 8, 1986. 411
O ye of little faith; w and m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46261, July
1, 1986. 412
Oberek; danse polonaise, op. 55, no.
3; pf. © Rudolf Friml, Woodside,
L. I. N. Y¥., as author. R 46419,
July 16, 1936. 413
Ocean pearl; valse caprice, Charles
Drumheller; pf., six hands. Rev.
and ed. edition. © Cora Drumheller
Stevens, W. Lafayette, Ind. as
widow. R 46441, July 10, 1986. 414
Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles; by
John Knowles Paine; orch. sc.
Maude A. Bowers, Portland, Me., as
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 46129, July 3, 1936.
415
Offenbach (Jacques) L’amour de
apache; valse, motifs arr. Robert
Recker; orch. © Roberta Recker,
New York, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 46185,
July 2, 1936. 416
——QO lovely night; barearolle, from
Les contes d’Hoffmann, English ver-
sion M. Louise Baum, m arr. Max
Spicker ; women’s 3-pt. cho. © Isa-
bel Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 45965, June 25, 1936. 417
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Oh, say, doctor, he falls for the ladies
every time; song, w Arthur J. Lamb.
© Alfred Solman, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 45916, June 19, 19386.
418
Oh, you candy kid; song, from The
candy shop, John L. Golden and
Bob Adams. © John L. Golden,
New York, as one of the authors. R
46346, June 11, 1936. 419
On my soul a blessing shower; by
John R. Sweney. © Josephine H. 8.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 45990, June 27, 1936. 420
On the Savior cast thy burden; by
John R. Sweney. © Josephine H. S.
Hogg, Ridgewood, N. J., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 45995, June 27, 19386. 421
On to the front; w and m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46195, July
1, 1936. 422
On to victory; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor.
R 46190, July 1, 1986. 423
One of God’s days; song, m W. Still-
man Martin. © Civilla Durfee Mar-
tin, Atlanta, as widow of the author
of m. R 46161, July 1, 19386. 424
Open thy lattice; serenade, Louis
Gregh, Hnglish w; sop. or ten.; in G.
© M. Louise Baum, Boston, as au-
thor of Hnglish version. R 46319,
June 25, 1936. 425,
Originality; w J. Hayden-Clarendon, m
Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F. De-
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46504, July 15, 1936.
426
Our brother Will; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46275, July 7,
1936. 427
Our Guard and Guide; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor.
R 46242, July 1, 1936. 428
Our praises; w H. HE. Jones, m Chas H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46301, July 7, 1936. 429
Palm-Sunday morning; w Em. Geibel,
English version H. F. Bantock, m
Max Reger; mixed voices. © Helen
442
FE. Bantock, Chalfont St. Peter,
Bucks, England, as author of Eng-
lish translation. R 46305, July 8,
19386. 430
Pandora; march, Charles Drumheller ;
pf., six hands. Rev. and ed. edition.
© Cora Drumheller Stevens, W. La-
fayette, Ind., as widow. R 46442,
July 10, 1936. 431
Pansy blossoms rag; pf. © Chas. L.
Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 46654, July 28, 1936. 432
Pantomime (The) dance; violin; pf.
ace. © George J. Trinkaus, Ridge-
wood, N. J.,as author. R 46554, July
15, 1936. 433
Paragon park; w Wm. H. Gardner, m
Herbert Forrest Odell. © Charles
Russell Gardner, Winthrop, Mass., as
executor of the author of w. R
46556, July 15, 1936. 434
Parker (Horatio) Novelette; op. 68,
no. 3; organ. © Anna Parker, New
York, aS widow. R 45949, June 25,
1936. 435
— Two minnelieder ; w after the Ger-
man, English version Emily H. Whit-
ney, m arr. and harmonized; fore-
Singer and men’s cho.; pf. acc., ad
lib. © Anna Parker, New York, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 45962, June 25, 1936. 436
Pay more attention to me; song. ©
Benjamin Hapgood Burt, New York,
as author. R 46516, July 15, 1936.
437
Pieusement; poéme Verhaeren, m Ga-
briel Dupont ; chant et pf. © Robert
Achille Adolphe Dupont, Paris, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 46631, July 23, 1986. 438
Pigeon wing rag; pf. © Chas. L. John-
son, Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
46651, July 28, 1936. 439
Piggy back; grotesque intermezzo two-
step, J. Bodewalt Lampe; pf. ©
Millie EK. Lampe, Queens Village,
L. I., N. Y., as widow. R 46545, July
15, 1936. 440
Pilgrims’ dream of home; by Kathleen
A. Roberts; pf. © Sophie Ruth
Keiser King, New York, as widow.
R 46445, July 10, 1986. 441
Pimprenette; chansonnette sur _ les
motifs de la célébre polka viennoise,
paroles Louis Despax, m Rodolphe
Berger. © Honorine Isopy, Paris,
as executor of the author of m. R
46022, June 29, 19386. 442
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443
Pimprenette; polka viennoise, Ro-
dolphe Berger; orch. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, aS executor. R 46638,
July 23, 19386. 443
Pintade (La); song, paroles Jules
Renard, English w Nita Cox. ©
Maurice Ravel, Montfort L’Amaury,
France, as author of m. R 46636,
July 23, 1936. 44
Pious Peter; characteristic dance and
cake-walk; pf. Rev. © Egbert A.
Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author. R
46443, July 10, 19386. 445
Place (The) prepared; w H. M. Du
Bose, m H. A. Henry. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46294, July 7,
1936. 446
Playing hookey; song, w Edgar Leslie.
© Al Piantadosi, Van Nuys, Calif.,
as author of m. R 46347, June 11,
1936. 447
Pluie (La); chanson, poéme Mar-
guerite Burnat - Provins. © E.
Jaques-Dalecroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46625, July
23, 1936. 448
Polonaise brillante; by Otto Fleissner,
arr.; 2 pfs. 4 hands. © Edmund
Parlow, Frankfort a/M., Germany, as
author of arrangement. R 46125,
July 3, 1936. 449
Polonaise triomphale; op. 55, no. 1; pf.
© Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I.,
N. Y., as author. R 46417, July 16,
1936. 450
Pommes (Les) sont tombées; chanson,
poéme Marguerite Burnat-Provins.
© E. Jaques-Dalcroze, Geneva, Swit-
zerland, as author of m. R 46623,
July 23, 19386. 451
Pour rien; chanson, poéme de Mar-
guerite Burnat - Provins. © HE.
Jaques-Dalcroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46629, July
23, 1936. 452
Powder rag; march and two-step, Ray-
mond Birch; pf. © Chas. L. John-
son. Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
46655, July 28, 1936. 453
Power eternal, Judge and Father ; cho.
from Stabat mater, m Mme. de
Grandval, ed. Horatio Parker; quar-
tet for sop. and alto soli, with mixed
cho. and organ ace. © Anna Par-
ker, New York, as widow of the au-
thor of editing. R 45963, June 25,
1936. 454
pt. 111, n. s., v. 32
Praise the Lord; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor.
R 46237, July 1, 1936. 455.
Praise the Lord, O my soul; by Michael
Watson, arr.; men’s voices. © Sum-
ner Salter, New York, as author of
arrangement. R 46332, June 25,
1936. 456.
Pray, Christian, pray; w J. H. Sam-
mis, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46219, July 1,
19386. 457
Prayer (A) of love; w Ruth Ruther-
ford, m EH. Kars. © HE. Kars, Lon-
don, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 46876, July 7, 1936. 458
Precious moments ; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45988, June 27,
1936. 459
Prelude (A) in B minor; pf. © Wal-
ter M. Rummel, Paris, as author. R
45945, June 25, 1936. 460
Prelude in D; organ. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as au-
thor. R 46337, June 25, 1936. 461
Pretty Punchinello; from The beauty
spot, w Joseph W. Herbert, m Reg-
inald De Koven. © Marie L. Her-
bert, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Anna De Koven,,.
New York, as widow of the author
ofm. R 46138, July 2, 1936. 462
Pussy (The) cat; w John Edward
Lind, m Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46537,
July 15, 19386. 463
Quatuor pour piano; op. 23; violon,
alto et violoncelle. © Joseph Jon-
gen, Ixelles, Belgium, as author. R
46011, June 29, 1936. 464
Raised in glory; song, w Julia H.
Johnston. © J. E. Delmarter, Santa
Cruz, Calif}; as| author of mye
45937, June 22, 1936. 465:
Rally ‘neath the banner; w M. B. C.
and C. H. Gabriel, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m and of one author of w. R 46180,
July 1, 1936. 466.
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Refiets; petites piéces symphoniques,
Charles Steiger; 1°°* violons. no.
1-4. © Georges Bertin, Paris, as
executor. R 45982-45985, Jan. 22,
1936. 467-470
Reminiscences of love; w and m Mabel
McKinley, French and German text
by S. L. H. © Mabel McKinley
Baer, Mount Vernon, N. Y., as au-
thor. R 46454, July 10, 1986. A471
Revive us; w and m John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridge-
wood, N. J., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 46472,
June 22, 1936. 472
Right with God; w Victor M. Hatfield,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46198, July 1,
1936. 473
Risoluto; by Horatio Parker, op. 68,
no. 5; organ. © Anna Parker, New
York, as widow. R 45951, June 25,
1936. 474
Ronde denfants; de Ed. Chavagnat;
pf. © Marie Louise Chavagnat,
épouse de Louis Guido Cerutti, Paris,
as child of the deceased author. R
46014, June 29, 1936. A475
Rose (The) queen; entrance-dance and
ballet, from The beauty spot, w
Joseph W. Herbert, m Reginald De
Koven. © Marie L. Herbert, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Anna De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 46144,
July 2, 1936. 476
Russian (The) dance; violin; pf. acc.
© George J. Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J., as author. R 46552, July 15,
1936. ATT
Sadie Salome, go home; w and m Ed-
gar Leslie and I. Berlin. © Irving
Berlin, New York, as one of the
authors. R 45921, June 17, 1936.
478
Safe in the ark; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45998, June 27,
1936. 479
Sahara; romance du desert, Maurice
Telma; pf., English fingering. ©
Theodore Arthur Rawlings, Jose-
phine Ruegg, Nita Violet Bloor, Rosa
Rawlings and Elise Rawlings, Lon-
don, as children of the deceased au-
thor. R 45691, May 18, 1936. 480
492
Sail on; w and m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 46193, July 1, 1936. 481
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille)
Htienne Marcel; fantaisie de l’opéra,
transcrite. 1. Petit oreh—2. 1°"
violons. © H. Mouton, Nice, France,
as author of transcription. R 46614,
46615, July 23, 19386. 482, 483
Sailie hasn’t changed her maiden
name; w W. C. Dunean, m W. A.
Schroeder. © Wiliam Cary Dun-
can, North Brookfield, Mass., as au-
thor of w, and Wm. A. Schroeder,
Wilton, Conn., as author of m. R
46569, July 15, 19386. 484
Santa Claus’ headquarters; Christmas
cantata, libretto and m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46179, July
1, 1936. 485
Savior, lead me; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m T. C. O’Kane. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of w. R 46227, July 1,
1986. 486
Sea flowers; pt.-song, Samuel Reay ;
mixed voices. © Muriel E. Tothill,
Limpley Stoke, Nr. Bath, Somerset,
England, as executor. R 46130, July
He I BIE, A487
See that boy; w J. W. Carpenter, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46289, July 7,
1936. 488
Seek ye the book; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. 8. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45999, June 27,
1936. 489
Send for Mrs. Santa Claus; w J. W.
Carpenter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as ex-
ecutor of the author of m. R 46277,
July 7, 1936. 490
Sevillana (La); bolero, op. 56, no. 1;
pf. © Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. L,
N. Y., as author. R 46423, July 16,
1936. 491
Shan (The) van voght; air: Sean
bhean bhocht, Irish folk-song, arr.
Horatio Parker; men’s voices, a cap-
pella. © Anna Parker, New York,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 45958, June 25, 1936. 492
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493
She who is dear to me; song, Gustav
von Holst. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or
bar. © Isobel Holst, Dunmew, Es-
sex, England, as widow. R 46602,
July 16, 1936. 493
Shining in the heart; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45996, June 27, 1936. 494
Silver King; rag; pf. © Chas L. John-
son, Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
46662, July 28, 1936. 495
Silver spray ; caprice de salon, pf. duet,
Charles Drumheller. Rey. and ed.
edition. © Cora Drumheller Ste-
vens, Lafayette, Ind., as widow. R
46446, July 10, 1936. 496
Since love has brought me nought but
tears; w Percy J. Barrow [and]
The dawn at your window; w Fred
H. Weatherly: med. © Dorothy For-
ster, London, as author of m. R
46383, July 14, 1936. 497
Since mother was a girl; song, m Al.
von Tilzer. © Jack Norworth, N. Y.,
as author of w. R 46154, July 8,
1936. 498
Since sweetheart went away. © Byron
R. Olds, Galesville, Wis., as one of
the authors. R 46671, July 27, 1936.
499
Sing alleluia forth; anthem, m Dudley
Buck; men’s voices. © Madeline B.
Blossom, Fairfield, Conn., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 45986,
July 1, 1986. 500
Sing aloud unto God; anthem; mixed
voices. © Fred W. Peace, Thorn-
hill, Dewsbury, Yorks, England, as
author. R 46120, July 3, 1986. 501
Sing me a come-all-ye, like my daddy
sang to me; w and m Nora Bayes
and Jack Norworth. © Benjamin
L. Friedland, New York, as widower
of one of the authors. R 46543, July
15, 1936. 502
Singing by the way; w E. EH. Rexford,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46173, July 1,
1936. 503
Sleep little bird; w Loleta M. Nevens,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46174, July 1,
1936. 504
pt. III, n. s., v. 381
Sleigh (A) party; polka, M. Green-
wald. Agnes Greenwald, New
York, as widow. R 46106, July 7,
1936. 505
Slumber-song: by Horatio Parker, op.
68, no. 2; organ. (© Anna Parker,
New York, as widow. R 45948, June
25, 19386. 506
Snow-man (The); w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46290, July 7,
1936. 5OT
Solaret ; valse ballet, Thomas S. Allen ;
orch. © Arthur J. Allen, Wildwood,
N. J., as child of the deceased author.
R 46388, July 14, 1936. 508
Solféges de concours ; a 2 voix, Auguste
Chapuis. © Claire Dewingle Cha-
puis, Paris, as widow. R 45981, June
27, 1986. 509
Some heart is sighing ; by Hd. Rose. ©
Fred Rose, Evanston, Ill., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46673, July 24, 1936. 510
Some one else; song. © James Brock-
man, Los Angeles, as author. R
46468, July 13, 1936. ale |
Some one’s knocking; w J. W. Car-
penter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46280, July 7,
1936. 512
Somebody cares: w Irene Durfee, m
W. Stillman Martin. © Civilla Dur-
fee Martin, Atlanta, as widow of the
author of m. R 45865, June 8, 1936.
513
Somebody needs your love; w EH. HE.
Hewitt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46256, July 1, 1986. 514
Sommeil (Le) de Canope; poeme Al-
bert Samain, pour chant et orech.;
réduction pour chant et pf. © Gus-
tave Samazeuilh, Paris, as author of
m. R 46641, July 23, 1936. 515
Sonata in E flat; by Horatio Parker,
op. 65; organ. © Anna Parker, New
York, as widow. R 45953, June 25,
1936. 516
Song (A); w E. Rosslyn Mitchell;
med. voice. © Walter M. Rummel,
Paris, as author of m. R 45944, June
25, 1936. 517
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Song of devotion; reverie, Kathleen A.
Roberts [pseud. of Robert A. Keiser,
i. e. R. A. Keiser King]; pf. ©
Sophie Ruth Keiser King, New York,
as widow. R 46447, July 10, wee
Songs and flowers; Children’s day
service, Chas. H. Gabriel, and others.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles,
as executor of one of the authors.
R 46571, July 7, 1936. 519
Sorority; three-step or mazurka; pf.
© Chas. EH. Roat, Battle Creek,
Mich., as author of m. R 46378, July
18, 1986. 520
Sound the tidings; w Effie Stevens, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46241, July 1,
1936. 521
Sowing for the Master; w James
Rowe, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel -
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46300, July
7, 1936. 522
Spanish (The) dance; violin; pf. ace.
© George J. Trinkaus, Ridgewood,
N. J., as author. R 46551, July 15,
1936. 523
Spring’s greeting; by Frank Lynes, op.
52, no. 3; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow. R
46422, July 16, 1936. 524
Stairway (The): op. 3, no. 3, w Rich-
ard Watson Gilder; high, in G flat.
© Wintter Watts, New York, as au-
thor of music. R 46314, June 25,
1936. 525
Standing fast; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
46481, June 22, 1936. 526
Starshine; w and mJ. E. Dempsey. ©
Viola Anna Flaherty, West Philadel-
phia, aS widow. R 46156, July 8,
1936. 527
Steane (Bruce) 10 short voluntaries;
American organ or harmonium.
Bruce Steane, Tonbridge, Kent, Eng-
land, as author. R 46118, July 3,
1936. 528
Strife (The) is o’er; anthem. © Er-
nest A. Dicks, Cheltenham, England,
as author. R 46128, July 3, 1936.
529
Strike your harp; by W. Stillman Mar-
tin. © Civilla Durfee Martin, At-
543
lanta, as widow. R 46168, July 1,
1936. 530
Sum (The) of life; song. © Elsa Wy-
man Maxwell, New York, as author.
R 46449, July 10, 1986. 5a
Summer zephyrs; idylle, Robert A.
King; pf. © Sophie Ruth Keiser
King, New York, as widow. R 46448,
July 10, 1936. 532
Sunbeam ; intermezzo; pf. © Chas. L.
Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 46665, July 28, 1936. 5383 |
Sunlight all the way; w Mattie M.
Boteler, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Kthel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46267, July 1, 1936. 534
Swaying ferns; waltz, L. J. Quigley,
op. 7; pf. © Sadie M. Quigley,
Owensboro, Ky., as widow. R 46352,
July 10, 1936. 530
Sweetest (The) song of all; w Char-
lotte G. Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel,
jr. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los An-
geles, as executor of the author of
w, and widow of the author of m.
R 46266, July 1, 1936. 536
Sweetheart; w and m Clare Kummer;
med. voice, in C. © Clare Kummer
Henry, New York, as author. R
46589, July 23, 1936. 537
Sweetheart town; march song, m Theo-
dore Morse. © Jack Mahoney, New
York, as author of w. R 46158, July
8, 1936. 538
Sylphiden walzer; by Max Franke, op.
61, arr.; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Edmund
Parlow, Frankfort a/M., Germany,
as author of arrangement. R 46124,
July 3, 1936. 539
Take me some place, will you Johnnie;
song, w Fred J. Hamill and Charles
Robinson. © Perey Wenrich, New
York, as author of m. R 46155, July
8, 1936. 540
Take the cross; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., aS next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46475, June 22, 1936. 541
Tarantula (The); Texas rag, W. C.
Powell; orch. © W. C. Polla, New
York, as author. R 46149, July 8,
1936. 542
Tauperlen ; op. 139, no. 2; pf. © Georg
Eggeling, Berlin, as author. R 46648,
July 27, 1936. 548
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Te Deum; mixed voices; in D. © | This joyful day; by John R. Sweney.
Bruce Steane, Tonbridge, Kent, Eng-
land, as author. R 46131, July 3,
1936. 544
Tea blossoms; waltz; guit. 1, 2. ©
Richard EH. Hildreth, West Somer-
ville, Mass., as author. R 46387,
July 14, 1936. 545:
Teddy after Africa; pf. © Arthur
Pryor, Deal, N. J., as author. R
46098, July 3, 19386. 546
Tell it over and over; by John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
45989, June 27, 1936. 547
Tell the story of Jesus; w EH. HB. Rex-
ford, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46184, July 1,
1936. 548
Terrible (A) Turk; intermezzo two-
step. © Egbert Van Alstyne, Chi-
cago, as author. R 46509, July 15,
1936. 5A9:
That’s a plenty; w Henry S. Creamer,
m Bert A. Williams. © Lottie Tyler,
New York, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
46133, July 2, 1936. 550
That’s enough for me; w W. C. Mar-
tin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46262, July 1,
1936. 551
That’s why I’m a happy married man;
w Jack Mahoney, m Theodore Morse.
© Jack Mahoney, New York, as au-
thor of w, and Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 46453, July 10, 1936. 552
That teasin’ rag; song. © Joe Jordan,
New York, as author. R 46587, July
23, 1936. 503
There is no other way; w Ada Blenk-
horn, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46207, July 1,
1936. 554.
They shall shine; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author. R 46303, July 7, 1936.
555.
Thinking of Jesus; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45992, June 27,
1936.
556 .
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46001, June 27,
1936. 557
Three little sisters; w J. W. Carpen-
ter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46288, July 7,
1936. 558
Thus saith the Lord; anthem, w from
the Bible; mixed voices. © Bruce
Steane, Tonbridge, Kent, England, as
author of m. R 46119, July 3, 1936.
559
Thy kingdom come, w C. McKibbin, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46188, July 1, 1936.
560
Till dawn; song Gilbert Loewe, arr.
Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. © Theo-
dore Arthur Rawlings, Josephine
Ruegg, Nita Violet Bloor, Rosa
Rawlings and Elise Rawlings, Lon-
don, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 45693, May 18, 1936.
561
Tobasco; rag time waltz; pf. © Chas.
L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 46660, July 28, 1936. 562
To-night will never come again; song,
from The prince of to-night, m Jos.
E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46457, July 13, pee
Tournier (Marcel) Deux préludes ro-
mantiques; op. 17; violon et pf., ou
harpe. © Marcel Tournier, Paris, as
author. R 46013, June 29, 1936. 564
Tramp (The) of the host; w and m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor. R
46253, July 1, 1936. 565
Traveling (The) salesman; march in-
termezzo. © Frank McIntyre, New
York, as author. R 46452, July 10,
1936. 566
Trio caprice; op. 39; violin. violoncell
and pf. © Paul Juon, Vevey, Switz-
erland, as author. R 46104, May 27,
1936. 567
Trio no. 5, in B flat; for 2 violons and
violoncello, Johann Stamitz, op. 1,
no. 5, arr. with pf. acc. Hugo Rie-
mann, ed. © Sam Franko, New
York, as author of editing. R 45946,
May 28, 1986. 568
RENEWALS
no. 7, 1936
Triumphant children’s day; w Char-
lotte G. Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor. R 46299, July 7, 1936. 569
Trumpeter of the fort; overture, R.
Gruenwald, op. 393; orch. © Paul
Krasel, Upper Melbourne, Richmond
Co., Que., Canada, as executor. R
46386, July 14, 1936. 570
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chorus
of reapers; from Hugene Onégin,
arr.; women’s voices, 4 pts. © Vic-
tor Harris, New York, as author of
arrangement. R 45941, June 29,
1936. 571
Twilight; serenade, J. Bodewalt
Lampe; pf. © Millie E. Lampe,
Queens Village, L. I., N. Y., as widow.
R 46519, July 15, 1986. 572
—w Ethel Le Roy De Koven, m
Reginald De Koven. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 46531, July 15, 1936.
573
Uber stock und stein; op. 139, no. 5;
pf. © Georg Eggeling, Berlin, as
author. R 46646, July 27, 1936. 574
Under the evening star; w Sam Ehr-
lich, m Perey Wenrich. © Ethael
Ehrlich, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 45202, June 6, 1936.
575
Under the honeymoon; song, from Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward
Madden. © Ben M. Jerome, Hunt-
ington, N. Y., as author of music.
R 46594, July 8, 1936. 576
Under the tent; galop brilliant. ©
Charles N. Daniels, Los Angeles, as
author. R 46539, July 15, 1936. 577
University heights; march and two
step; pf. © Dan J. Sullivan, New-
ton Center, Mass., as author. R
46549, July 15, 1936. 578
Unto the hills; w A. De B. Scotland,
set to the melody of Ah! Tis a dream,
C. B. Hawley; high, in B flat. ©
Clara Keeler, Camp Chase, O., as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 46311, June 25, 1936.
579)
Valley (The) of the Espingo; cantata,
poem Paul Heyse, English version
Alice C. Jennings, m Josef Rhein-
berger, op. 50, voc. se. arr. J. N. Ca-
vallo, ed. Horatio Parker; men’s
voices. © Anna Parker, New York,
as widow of the author of editing.
R 45966, June 25, 1936. 580
592
Valse de concert: op. 55, no. 2; pf. ©
Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as author.. R'46418, July 16, 19386.
581
Variations plaisantes sur un theme
grave; harpe obbl. et orch. © Roger
Dueasse, Paris, as author. R 46010,
June 29, 1936. 582)
Venetienne; gondoliera, op. 56, no. 2;
pf. © Rudolf Friml, Woodside, L. I.,
N. Y., as author. R 46424, July 16,
1936. 583.
Vent (Le); chanson, poéme Margue-
rite Burnat-Provins. © E. Jaques-
Dalecroze, Geneva, Switzerland, as
author of m. R 46624, July 23, 1936.
584
Verdi (Giuseppe) Otello; selections
from the opera, arr. Max Spicker;
pf. © Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brook-
lyn, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 45957, June 25, 19386.
589
Victoria march; characteristic, M.
Greenwald. © Agnes Greenwald,
New York, as widow. R 46108, July
7, 1936. 586
Von Doenhoff (Albert) Deux études;
pf. © Albert von Doenhoff, New
York, as author. R 45952, June 25,
1936. 587
Wake up; w Hleanor Allen Schroll, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W. Ga-
briel, Los Angeles, as executor of the
author of m. R 46215, July 1, 1986.
588
Waldmeister’s wooing; by C. Jos.
Brambach, English version; men’s
cho. © M. Louise Baum, Boston, as
author of English version. R 46328,
June 25, 1936. 589
Wandering (The) minstrel’s song; w
J. Hayden-Clarendon, m Reginald
DeKoven. © Anna F. DeKoven,
New York, aS widow of the author of
m. R 465038, July 15, 1936. 590
Was it you; song, w Paul West. ©
Alfred Solman, New York, as author
of m. R 45910, June 19, 19386. 591
Washington’s birthday entertainment
book; w Lizzie De Armond and
others, m Charles H. Gabriel and
others. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los An-
geles, as executor of one of the au-
thors of m. R 46249, July 1, 1936.
592
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
593
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
We must have a concert; solo and cho.,
w J. W. Carpenter, m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los An-
geles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46278, July 7, 1936. 593
We've traveled far; w J. W. Carpenter,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46282, July 7,
1936. 594
Wedding of the fairies; waltz; pf. ©
Chas. L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.,
as author. R 46652, July 28, 1936.
595
Weissroschen; waltz; pf. © Wilhelm
Aletter, Mainz, Germany, as author.
R 46358, July 10, 1936. 596
Wenn der mundschein scheint ; marsch
aus Die lustige doppelehe; blech-
musik. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as
author. R 46148, July 2, 1936. 597
What does it mean; w H. L. Burchell,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46298, July 7,
1936. 598
What shall I do with the rest; w
Adrian Ross and George Arthurs, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, Bexhill-on-sea, Sussex, Eng-
land, as widow of the author of m.
R 46497, July 15, 1936. 599
What will it be; w and m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor. R 46232, July
1, 1936. 600
When I was a kid like you; song, from
Mr. Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward
Madden. © Ben M. Jerome, Hunt-
ington, N. Y., aS author of m. R
46595, July 8, 19386. 601
When love is waiting round the corner;
song, from The prince of to-night, m
Jos. E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams
and Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as
authors of w. R 46467, July 18, 1936.
602
When the bell in the lighthouse rings
ding dong; poem Arthur J. Lamb;
bar.; in E flat. © Alfred Solman,
New York, as author of m. R 45926,
June 20, 1936. 603
When the joy-springs flow; w J. W.
Carpenter, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m R
46285, July 7, 1936. 604
When the meadow-larks are calling
Annie Laurie; song, m Theodore
Morse. © Richard H. Buck, Phila-
delphia, as author of w. R 46159,
July 8, 1936. 605
When the purple shadows tint the
golden grain; song, w Monroe H.
Rosenfeld. © Alfred Solman, New
York, as author of m. R 46588, July
23, 1936. 606
While He is waiting; w and m John R.
Sweney. © Josephine H. S. Hogg,
Ridgewood, N. J., as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
46473, June 22, 1936. 607
Who is the king of glory; by W. Still-
man Martin. © Civilla Durfee Mar-
tin, Atlanta, aS widow. R 46167,
July 1, 19386. 608
Wholly unto Jesus; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor.
R 46302, July 7, 1936. 609
Whom having not seen I love; w Maud
Frazer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46263, July 1,
1936. 610
Why not surrender now; w J. H. Sam-
mis, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46226, July 1,
1936. 611
Why should I not love Him; w J. H.
Sammis, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Ethel W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as
executor of the author of m. R
46220, July 1, 1936. 612
Wiegenlied ; violin and pf. © Charles
H. Blank, Alameda, Calif., as author.
R 46431, July 16, 19386. 613
Wilkes (Robert W.) Adagio; op. 3;
violin and pf. © Robert W. Wilkes,
Yonkers, N. Y., as author. R 46310,
June 25, 1936. 614
Will it be you; w Herbert Buffum, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46292, July 7,
1936. 615
— w James Rowe, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author
of m. R 46225, July 1, 1936. 616
Wilt thou let Him go; w T. O. Chis-
holm, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel
W. Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor
of the author of m. R 46230, July 1,
1986. 617
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Wonder-working (The) power; by W. | You ean look and you ean listen, but
Stillman Martin. © Civilla Durfee
Martin, Atlanta, as widow. R 46165,
July 1, 1986. 618
Wonderful (A) gift is Jesus. © Fred-
erick Allen Mills, Hollywood, Calif.,
as author. R 46092, May 16, 1936.
619
Wonderful Jesus; by John R. Sweney.
© Josephine H. S. Hogg, Ridgewood,
N. J., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 45991, June 27,
1936. 620
Wondrous day of days; w H. BH. Hewitt,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Ethel W.
Gabriel, Los Angeles, as executor of
the author of m. R 46269, July 1,
1936. 621
Won’t you listen dearie; song, melody
Gus. A. Benkhart. © Bobby Heath,
Philadelphia, as author of w. R
46157, July 8, 1986. 622
Won’t you love me; w and m Kath-
arine St. Clair, Bob White and
Dexter Stocking. © A. R. White,
Chicago, aS one of the authors. R
46363, July 11, 1936. 623
Would you like to learn to like me;
song, from Follies of the day, w
Berney Gerard. © Albert Von
Tilzer, New York, as author of m.
R 46342, July 8, 1986. 624
Yahama; paroles Lucien Boyer, m
Karl Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna,
Rego Park, N. Y., as widow of the
author of m. R 46557, July 15, 1986.
625.
Yearning; w Sylvester Maguire; med.
voice, in G. © Alfred Solman, New
York, as author of m. R 45913, June
19, 1936. 626
Yeux (Les) secs; chanson, poéme
Marguerite Burnat-Provins. © E.
Jaques-Daleroze, Geneva, Switzer-
land, as author of m. R 46621, July
23, 1936. 627
m-u-m is the word; w and m James
Brockman and J. Fred Helf. ©
Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of the
deceased author J. F. Helf. R 46111,
July 9, 1936. 628
You're a dear old world after all; song,
from The prince of to-night, m Jos.
EK. Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46458, July 13, 1936.
629
You're just the sort of girl for a boy
like me; song, from Follies of the
day, w Barney Gerard. © Albert
Von Tilzer, New York, as author of
music. R 46348, July 8, 1936.
630
You’re my girl; song. © John L.
Golden, New York, as author. R
46500, July 15, 1936. 631
You won’t know anybody there; song,
from The prince of to-night, m Jos.
E. Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46463, July 18, 1936.
632
Your happiness is all I wish, deep in
my heart; song, Joseph S. Nathan.
© Dorothea Nathan Reed, Visalia,
Calif., as widow. R 46450, July 10,
1936. 633
1°7° gsonate; 1°" mouvement, par Hum-
mel, analysée; pf. Georges
Sporck, Paris, as author of analysis.
R 46633, July 238, 1936. 634
2°™° sonate; 1°7 mouvement, par Hum-
mel, analysée; pf. Georges
Sporck, Paris, as author of analysis.
R 46634, July 23, 1936. 635
4eme gonate; 1°" mouvement, par
Weber, analysée; pf. © Georges
Sporck, Paris, as author of analysis.
R 46635, July 23, 1936. 636
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Nore.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A la mémoire de Paul Dukas; pf.
June 25, 1986; E for. 45410; J. Guy-
Ropartz, Lanloup par Plouha, Cdtes-
du-Nord, France. 21570:
Acceptance; poem Chanera, m Treva
La Mar. © July 6, 19386; E pub.
56200; Lucile M. George, Los Angeles.
21571
Addis Ababa; fox-trot, w and melody.
© le. Aug, 4, 1936; E unp. 129571;
Michael Zarrella, Bridgeport, Conn.
21572
Adorable paradise; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 180623; Al
Ulin, New York. 21573
Afraid of love and you; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c Aug. 20, 1986; E
unp. 1380521; Benjamin Klasmer,
Baltimore. 21574
Africa; song, m Leo Richard. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129734; Marion
Wertz, Somerville, N. J. 21575:
After the sun shines, dear; w and m
George Earl Tresse; pf. ©1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 1303842; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21576
After the waltz was over; song, w
Meredith Rolland Rhodes. © 1 «.
Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130055; Gil-
more Eldridge Turner, Warrensburg,
ING Y. 21577
After we said good-night; pf., with w.
©1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129702;
Lois Irvan Jones, Paducah, Ky.
21578
Ah! w and melody. © 1. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 129828; Lucille Gedeon,
Aspinwall, Pa. 21579)
Ah’s goin’ down to Reno; w O. Warner,
m A. Hammer. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 130844; Otton Warner and
Arnold Hammer, Allendale, Mo.
21580
Ah there, my little chickadee ; w Harry
- Pease, m Lou Leaman; with guit.
arr. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 57000;
Mills music, ine., New York. 21581
© | Alabama (The) blues; w Vashti Burns,
m Liliouise Burns. © 1 ¢. Aug, 28,
1986; E unp. 180984; Lillian Louise
Robertson, Goshen, Ala. 21582
Alabama, I’m lonesome; w Wesley Her-
ring; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; EH
unp. 130311; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21583
All about you; w Jeannette Scribner,
m Don Scribner. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29,
1986; E unp. 181061; Donald L.
Scribner, Albion, Mich. 21584
All at once; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 1380864; Ray
Mark, Crosby, Minn. 21585
All for you; waltz, w J. McDonald,
melody P. Purcell. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 130376; Joseph McDon-
ald and Patrick Purcell, Langley
Field, Va. 21586
All I got was you; song; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 24, 1986; E pub. 571388;
Harry V. Kinney, Dolgeville, N. Y.
21587
All I need is you; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130427;
John B. Nauer, Saginaw, Mich.
21588
All mine; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
3, 1986; E unp. 129560; Wm. H. Rinn,
Detroit. 21589)
All roads lead to Texas; w Si Scudder,
m David Rose, pf. sc. Lou Leaman ;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 4, 1936; E
pub. 56822; Mills music, inec., New
York. 21590
All to Jesus; hymn, w Joe DuMond, m
Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936; H
pub. 56445; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 21591
All was blue till I met you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp.
129680; Henry Zwick, Rosedale,
Raspeburg P. O., Md. 21592
Allegheny in song; compiled Everett
Hendricks, arrs. David Martin and
Morten J. Luvaas; mixed and male
wide
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21593
Dt. IIE, 0. Siva
Allegheny in song—Continued.
voices, a cappella. 38d ed. © June
2, 1936; E pub. 56696; Allegheny col-
lege, Meadville, Pa. 21593.
Allegro assai; 1° tempo de Corsaresca,
P. La Rotella; orch. Partitura. ©
June 6, 1986; E for. 45308; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 21594
Aloha land; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 131088; Ruth R. Blomquist,
Spokane. 21595
Aloha nui loa to the islands; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130932;
Granville A. Starbuck, Whittier,
Calif. 21596 |.
Alone-in-love; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130109; Evelyn
Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif.
21597
Alone to-night ; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug, 21, 1936; E unp. 130548;
George Morgan Simpson, Baltimore.
21598
Alone with you; song, m Leo Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1986; EB unp. 129735;
Frederick O. Rusher, Indianapolis.
21599
——-=—— pi. se: arr: Bob Taylor. ‘©
tC. Aes So) L950. Er sop L281 :
Odessa Beatrice Jones, Denver.
21600
Along the stream; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130476;
George Anthony Libonati, Roselle,
N. J. 21601
Always near you; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936;
E unp. 1380616; Elizabeth B. Mell,
Oklahoma City. 21602
Am I a lucky guy; fox-trot song, m A.
Jaeger and Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 180963; Alphons
Jaeger, Detroit. 21603
Am I losing my mind over you; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129777; Kay Werner, Sue
Werner and Dave Bauer, New York.
21604
Ancielina miguarda; canzone. © July
10, 1936; E pub. 56810; Pasquale
Novara, New York. 21605
And I still dream of you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp.
180114; Evelyn Louise Perata, Ala-
meda, Calif. 21606
And it came to pass; liturgical Christ-
mas service for children, compiled Al-
fred Schmieding. © Aug. 3, 1936;
AA 215940; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 21607
And so egad, he married the girl; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131015; Richard Feiner, New York,
21608
And so it ends; w and m Eddy Arthur.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130398 ;
Edwin Arthur Salomon, New York.
21609
And that woman made a monkey out of
me; from High tension, w and m
Sidney Clare. © Aug. 17, 1936; E
pub. 57083; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 21610
And then He made me you; w Newell
Bennett Davis; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130646; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21611
And they said it wouldn’t last; w and m
James Cavanaugh, Dick Sanford and
Michael H. Cleary; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Aug. 26, 1986; E pub.
57111; Edward B. Marks musie corp.,
New York. 21612
And you’re so far away; song. ©1ec.
Aug. 26, 1936; E ° unp. 1308505
Ethelyn Temple Cowles, Columbus,
O. 21613
Andalucia; from the Spanish suite,
Ernesto Lecuona, arr. Luis Sucra;
pf., 4 hands. © Aug. 26, 1986; E pub.
57112; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 21614
Angler’s (The) song; w Isaak Walton,
melody Henry Lawes, arr. Thomas
F. Dunhill; male voices. © Aug. 5,
1936; E for. 453878; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 21615
Another mile; from Billy Rose’s Casa.
manana, w Billy Rose and Irving
Kahal, m Dana Suesse; with arr. for
guit., etc. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
56717; Chappell & co. ine, New
York. 21616
Answer my song; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130044;
Sam Stevens Hood, Raleigh, N. C.
21617
Anxiety; song. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
E unp. 129554; Marie Elizabeth
Hawkins, Colmar Manor, Md. 21618
Any way I say it, it means I love you;
w H. Dorff and Milt Rabin, melody
Milt Rabin and Mae Berger. ©1 ce.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130612; Henry
Dorff, Brooklyn. 21619
978
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Anything goes; musical comedy, lyrics
and m Cole Porter. Voc. sc. © July
24, 1986; E for. 45437; Harms, inc.,
New York. 21620
Arab dance; by Ernest Harry Adams;
pf. © July 138, 1986; E pub. 56379;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
21621
Arabian nights; composed, fingered and
ed. Moissaye Boguslawski; pf.
Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 57059 ; Moderne
publications, Chicago. 21622
Arban-Prescott first and second year;
authentic excerpts from Arban’s com-
plete method, Gerald Prescott, for use
with the first two years of the Pres-
cott technic system. 1. Trombone or
bar., in bass clef.—2. Cornet or trum-
pet. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 56906,
56907 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
21623, 21624
Arizona moon; w Artie Elizabeth Free-
man; pf. ©1ec. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130647; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 21625
Armaani kainalossa ; polkka, John Har-
ju; pf. ©l1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
130181 ; John Oscar Harju, New York.
21626
Armchair (An) for two; song. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130020; Mar-
guerite Michaud, Miami, Fla. 21627
Around and ’round the old band-stand ;
Ww and m Harry Leon, Leo Towers
and Lewis Ilda; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E for. 45335; Irwin
Dash music co., ltd., London. 21628
Around the campfires in the Rockies;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1936 ; H unp. 129506; R. V. Schmittou,
Yantis, Tex, 21629
Around the totem pole; by Cleo Allen
Hibbs; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
56958; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 21630
Artistic (An) parrot; waltz song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129947;
Baldassare Gallo, Brooklyn. 21631
As long as you’re around; song. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1936; E unp. 129492; George
Henry Van Kuren, New Orleans.
21632
Ascher’s four star folio for orchestra;
compiled and _e arr. George H.
Sanders; orch. pts. © Aug. 24,
1936 ; E pub. 57081 ; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 216383
21648
Asi es la mujer; musica por la pelicula
mexicana. © 1 ec. Aug. 1, 1986;
E unp. 180208; Max Urban, Mexico,
DEE, 21634
Ask the jeep; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1936 ; E unp. 180805 ; Karl HE. Watters,
Bloomington, Ill. 21685
At last; fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug. 22,
1986; E unp. 180607; Morris Slos-
burg, Los Angeles. 21636
— w and melody Paul Perry. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129481; Paul
Siegel, Brooklyn. 21637
At mother’s knee; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1986; E pub. 56447; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 21638
At the cross road of dreams; w and m
Buddy Harris. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
E unp. 129699; Churchill James
Harris, Saginaw, Mich. 21639
At the rug cutter’s ball; by Teddy Hill
and Russell Procope; pf. © Aug. 14,
1936; E pub. 56916; Exclusive publi-
cations, ine., New York. 21640
At twilight; song, w Edward Fioretti.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130914;
Alfred Fioretti, New York. 21641
At twilight when the day is o’er; w
Elmer Victor Krueger; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129896; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21642
August moon; song, m Katherine Ten-.
ner. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp.
1310938; Emily Keith Fairleigh, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 21643
Autumn leaves waltz; by Howard Mar-
lin; pf. accordion. © Aug. 29, 1936;
E pub. 57126; Roma music co., Cleve-
land. 21644
Ave Maria; m J. Canic, arr., rev. and
ed. Walter Aschenbrenner; 8&-pt.
mixed cho. © July 27, 1986; E pub.
56878; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
21645
w liturgical, m J. Arko Mendel-
sohn; high voice. © Aug. 6, 1986;
E pub. 56832 ; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 21646
Avonaba; 25 themes, melodies. © 1 ¢.
June 18, 1986; HE wunp. 128992;
Momodu A, Johnson, New York.
21647
Awake America; song, m Alfred Quinn.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 130870;
Frank HE. Heiny, Los Angeles. 21648
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21649
Awake ye workers; w W. L. Popham, m
Inez Williams; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1986; E unp. 180586; Ray Williams
Hopkins, Fort Pierce, Fla. 21649)
Ayer te quize; letra y m Santos Guer-
rero; pf. © 1e Aug. 21, 1986; E
unp. 130582; Tomas Acuna, San An-
tonio. 21650)
Azalea time ; waltz song, melody H. Hall
and Ben Adelman. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1986; E unp. 130078; Hallie Hall,
Mobile. 21651
B. P. W. club song; w and m Nella
Malone; pf. © Aug. 17, 1986; E pub.
57145; Richards co., Fort Scott, Kan.
21652
Babes (The) in the wood; m Emma
J. Beetem; pf., with w. ©1ce. Aug.
5, 1986; E unp. 1380532; Della Good-
hart, Lees Cross Roads, Pa. 21658
Babies must play; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129724;
Carlton Frohlich Howell, Washing-
ton. , 21654
Baby days; w and melody Alfred Wil-
liamson. ©1c. July 15, 1936; E unp.
130542 ; Ingvar Bjarne Berg, Represa,
Calif. 21655
Baby didn’t you get fooled; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
1303899; James J. Goodwin, Buclid,
O. 21656
Baby o’mine; song. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1986; E unp. 130453; Bertha Landers
Hargreave, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
21657
Baby Ruth; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129677 ; Hughie
McNamee, Graterford, Pa. 21658
Baby, what a night is this; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1986; HE
unp. 180627; George Pardy and
Charles Sweet, Hazel Park, Mich.
21659
Bach (Johann Sebastian) All glory,
laud and honor ; from Cantata no. 95,
arr., rev. and ed. Walter Aschenbren-
ner; double mixed cho. © July 27,
1926; E pub. 56879; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 21660:
— Come sweet death; arr. H. Elkan;
string orch. Se. and pts. © Aug.
15, 19386; E pub. 56928; Elkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. 21661
Second year Bach; 16 composi-
tions, adapted, arr. and ed. KE. Mark-
ham Lee; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; EB
for. 45418; Alfred Lengnick & Co.,
ltd., London. 21662
pt. 117, n. s., Vv. 3h
Back to Hilo E; w and m Eddie Al-
kire; Hawaiian guits. © July 24,
1986; E pub. 56732; Hlbern H. (EHd-
die) Alkire, Easton, Pa. 21663
Bagoo; m De Karlo, with English
lyrics. © 1 ec. Aug. 1, 19386 ;.H unp:
131081; Marcia A. Taylor, Bangor,
Me. 21664
Bagpipe songs; based on motives of
folklore, Dezs6 D’Antalffy, tr. from
the Hungarian, Boriska Tolnay ; solo
voices and mixed choir. © Aug. 4,
1936; E pub. 56847; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 21665
Bahama moon; w Frank Berry, m
Charles Lofthouse; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Aug. 17, 1936; E for.
45370; Old England stores, Nassau,
Bahamas, B. W. I. 21666
Ballet of shepherdesses and hunters;
from Diana and Endymion, N. Pic-
cini, arr, Reginald Hunt; school orch.
Se. and pts. © July 28, 1936; E for.
45478; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
21667
Ba-ma-shay (The); song. ©1 ec. Aug.
19, 1986; E unp. 1380456; Elmer
Clarence Whitaker, Los Angeles.
21668
Bamba; de Maria Elena, letra Ernesto
M. Cortazar, m Lorenzo Barcelata.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 55976 ; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
21669
Barbarous Barbara; song. ©1e. Aug.
14, 1986; E unp. 130851; Mac M.
Hawkins, Kilgore, Tex. 21670
Bass (The) director for the aecordion ;
featuring the Pezzopane method. ©
July 24, 1936; AA 213903 ; Sam Pezzo-
pane, Ogden, Utah. 21671
Battle cry of the Britons; w Anita
Borsakoff, m D. Rhys Ford; men’s
voices. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
57070; Melrose music co., Warren, O.
21672
Be a good New Yorker; pf., with w. ©
1 « Aug. 3, 1936; E unp., 12950,
Anne Block, New York. 21673
Be saved today; hymn, arr. Marion
Garner Anderson. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E pub. 57046; Maud Chiles Cook,
Chicago. 21674
Be strong and of good courage; hymn.
©) Jan. 20, 1986; E pub. 56805; Floyd
W. Hawkins, Tacoma. 21675
980
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Beaconshire blues; pf. treble. © 1.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180155; Rich-
ard Eldridge Maltby, Park Ridge, Ill.
21676
Beautiful (The) days in spring; w
Christopher C. Mikel; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129864; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21677
Beautiful golden evening hour; w and
melody. © 1c Aug. 17, 1936; E.
unp. 180269; Jeannie Cox, Globe,
Ariz. 21678
Beautiful Hilo; song. © 1 ec. Aug.
13, 1986; E unp. 13801385; Bernard T.
Skinner, San Francisco. 21679
Beautiful melody ; w Alma Harris, and
melody. © 1c Aug. 10, 1936; E
unp. 129940; Gustav Heintze, Wash-
ington. 21680
Beautiful one; fox-trot song. © 1 ec.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129464; Justine
De Rieux, Proctor, Okl. 21681
Because a rain ig falling; w Barbara
Young, m May Morell. © July 21,
1936; E for. 45474; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 21682
Because I adore you; pf., with w.
1 ce. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130417;
Henry Bak May, Atlanta. 21683
Because I fell for love; song. © Aug.
22, 1936; E pub. 57049; Gertrude HE.
Ball, Springfield, Mass. 21684
Because I’m high strung; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
180687; Pauline Dagne, E. Los An-
geles. 21685
Because my heart will not behave;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. Aug.
26, 1936; EH unp. 130828; Ross Arthur
Tigert, Washington. 21686
Because you love me; song. OF ine
Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129598; Janice
Browne Johnson, Chicago. 21687
Because you’re you I love you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129823:
Clara Elizabeth Morrison, Detroit.
21688
Before that grand day; waltz, w and
melody G. H. Blaha and Jerry P.
Faruzzi. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp.
130128; George Edward Blaha,
Cicero, Ill. 21689
Beggin’ for your love; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 c¢ Aug. 11, 1936;
E unp. 129974; Gordon Elmer Willey,
Wilmington, Calif. 21690
21703
Believe it or not; song, melody Wilbur
Dorfman. © 1 e. July 23, 1936;
EK unp. 129491; Sidney Mitchell,
Cleveland. 21691
w and m Ray Ford; inC. ©1c.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129919; Army
Frank Rekdahl, Long Island City.
21692
——w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 12,
19386; E unp. 130087; Lucile Gay
Coleman, Tottenville, S. I., N. Y.
21693
Bereft; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1986; E unp. 1380603; Dorothy H.
Roach, St. Paul. 21694
Beside the sea, beside you; w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
with arr. for guit., ete. © June 22,
1936; E pub. 56747; Words and mu-
sic, ine., New York. 21695
Beside the winding Rio Grande; w
Raymond Gaffen Holmes; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 180312; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21696
Better get off your high horse; w and
melody Cliff Friend and Dave Frank-
lin. © 1c Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
131086; Popular melodies, inc., New
‘York. 21697
Beyond the dawn; waltz; pf., with w.
© Aug. 22,1936; E pub. 57147; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 21698
Bez Sladu twa wielka mitos¢ minie
..; tango, stowa: W. Stepieh, m;
J. Petersburski. © July 2, 1936;
E for. 45461; Soc. of European stage
authors and composers, inc., New
York. 21699
Big Ben gals; song, m Hector Richard.
©1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129730;
Lucy C. Jones, Salem, Va. 21700
Big (The) black rosary; song, w Mar-
garet Morgan. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 129587; Susan Alma Morgan,
Owings Mills, Md. 21701
Big trav’lin’ man; song. © 1 ec. Aug.
8, 1986; E unp. 129817; Edwin H.
Hackley, Media, Pa. 21702
Blanca rosa; vals; pf., con letra. ©
1 c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 180810;
José N. Pacheco, Los Angeles. 21703
Bless the Lord; setting of 103d Psalm
taken from the liturgy of the Serbian
Greek orthodox church, English
adaptation and arr. Raymond Allyn
Smith and Walter Aschenbrenner.
981
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21704
Bless the Lord—Continued.
1. Men’s cho.—2. Mixed cho. © July
27, 1936; E: pub. 56876, 56877; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York.
21704, 21705
Bless your heart; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129801;
Meyer M. Sholk, Boston. 21706
Blessed Lord Jesus; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56448; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 21707
Blindekuh; foxtrot, aus Allotria, text
Hans Fritz Beckmann, m _ Peter
Kreuder, arr. Gerhard Mohr; salon
orch. stimmen. © June 1, 1936;
E for. 45471; Edition Meisel & Co.,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 21708
Blue and gold; w and melody Allan
Caron. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130237; Joseph Allan Caron, Winni-
peg, Canada. 21709
Blue, blue, blue; pf., with w. ©1..
Aug. 28, 19386; E unp. 1309438; M.
Byrne Muggell’, Chicago. 21710
Blue days; w Marco Diecuch, and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E
unp. 129930; Henry Slivinski, Solvay,
N.Y. 21711
Blue heart; w W. Smith, melody D.
Warner. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1936: EB
unp. 1381163; Wilbur Smith, San
Francisco, and Deloros Warner,
Berkeley, Calif. 21712
Blue in your eyes; fox-trot, w and m
Roy Lind. © 1 c. Aug. 17%, 1936;
E unp. 1380279; Nels Roy Lindquist,
Chicago. 21713
Blue meditation; pf., with w. © 1 «.
Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 180782; Dovie
Steadham, Throckmorton, Tex.
21714
Blue memories; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129992; Walter
Greenlaw, Buffalo. 21715
Blue moments; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 130629; Sylvia
Hilda Benjamin, New York. 21716
Blue sunset; fox-trot, Hamilton Ken-
nedy, Rodd Arden, Harry Sayville
and Freddy Royce, arr. Douglas
Brownsmith; orch. pts., with w. ©
Aug. 4, 1986; E for. 45501; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 21717
Blue with the moon; waltz, w and
melody Billy Hudson. © 1 ec. Aug.
19, 1986; E unp. 180424; Willard
Louis Hudson, Seattle. 21718
Dt. Ty DAS. Wve
Bojangles of Harlem; song, from Swing
time, w Dorothy Fields. © July 24,
1936; E pub. 56720; Jerome Kern,
Bronxville, N. Y. 21719
Bonita; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 130217; Fred Z. John-
ston, New York. 21720
Book (The) of yesterday; w Harl
Albert Russell, m Myrtle Artman
Montrief. © 1c. July 13, 1936; HB
unp. 128227; Myrtle Montrief, Ft.
Worth. Ply (PAN
Bouquet (The) ; song, m Serafin Joseph
Franz Alschausky. © 1c. Aug. 10,
19386; E unp. 1380742; Robert Dow,
Los Angeles. 21722
Boy (A), a girl and a moon means love;
w and m Cliff Friend and Boyd
Bunch; with guit. arr. © Aug. 26,
1936; E pub. 57101; Crawford music
corp., New York. 21723
Branding (The) of the herd; w Iva
Cunningham; pf. © 1 ce. Aug. 31,
1936; E unp. 131127; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21724
Breathe o’er our waiting spirits, Lord;
hymn, w John C. Slemp, m B. B.
McKinney. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56900; Sunday school board of the
Southern Baptist convention, Nash-
ville. 21725
Breathless; w Al Lewis and Dorothy
Dick, melody Helmy Kresa. © 1.
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 130556; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 21726
Broken (A) dream; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 1380950; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
220
Broken (The) guitar; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129716; Marcel Rodrigo, Brooklyn.
21728
Brunettelle (Le) dItalia; canzonetta
alla tango; violino o mand. © Aug.
10, 1936; E pub. 56856; Vincent Spa-
dea, New York. 21729
Buneh (A) of green holly and ivy;
Oxfordshire folksong, coll. C. F.
Cholmondley and Janet Blunt, m arr.
Imogen Holst; sop. 1 and 2. © Aug.
29, 1936; E for. 45425; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 21730
Bungalow town; w L. J. Bennett, m
C. L. Johnson. ©1e. Aug. 27, 1986;
E unp. 130889; Chas. L. Johnson and
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
21731
982
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1986
21757
Burlesque waltz; orch. Sec. ©1c. July
27, 19386; E unp. 130049; Sidney
Shalit Lippman, Minneapolis, 21732
But you can’t frighten me; song. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 19386; E unp. 181056;
Ruth D. Reeder, Douglas, Wy.
21733
Butterfly (The) and the spider; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp. 130552 ;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
21734
By southern moonlight; by Eva K.
Johnson; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; EH pub.
56940; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia, 21735:
By the bend o’ the river we shall meet
someday; duet, w Joe DuMond, m
Josh Higgins; alto and ten. © July
15, 1936 ; E pub. 56449 ; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 21736
By the murmuring stream; w Lora
Olive Blair; pf. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1986;
E unp. 130673; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21737
By the sea; hymn, w Joe DuMond, m
Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1986; E
pub. 56450; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 217388
Cc. B. S. theme; by Channon Collinge;
He. ©. 1 GC Aug. 22, 1936; E unp.
130679; Thomas Matthew Hayes,
New York. 21739
Cabin among the pines; song. © 1c.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129659; Edna
Fern Daly, Casper, Wy. 21740
Cabin on the hilltop; from Walking on
air, w and m Bert Kalmar and Harry
Ruby; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 5, 1986; E pub. 56853; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York.
Cadets on parade; march, Ella Ket-
terer; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
56957 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 21742
Caissons (The) go rolling along; artil-
lery song, Ww and m Edmund L.
Gruber; with guit. arr.
stein & co., inc., New York. 21743.
Caliban in the coal mines; w Louis Un-
termeyer, and melody. ©1c. Aug.’
10, 1936; E unp. 129937; Lewis Ray-
mond, Brooklyn. 21744
California nights; song, w C. M. Poland
and W. M. Burke. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1936; E unp. 180578; Cedric M.
Poland, Los Angeles. 21745
21741 |
© July 31,
1936; E pub. 56769; Shapiro, Bern-
California state highway patrol; from
Crash Donovan, w and m Clarence
Marks, Wm. Reardon and Dave
Klatzkin, pf. sc. Paul Hill. © Aug.
11, 1986; E pub. 56918; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 21746
Call (A) from the sea; song, melody
J. Schatenstein. © 1c July 20,
1936; E unp. 129563; Katherine EH.
Lono, Kaluppa, Molokau, Hawaii.
21747
Call (The) of the sea; musical drama.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1986; D 39116; John
W. Logan, Beacon, N. Y. 21747*
Call (The) of the West; pf., with w.
©le Aug. 7, 19386; E unp. 129774;
Robert E. Mortensen, Kimballton, Ia.
21748
Calvario (El) de una esposa; musica
por la pelicula mexicana. ©1c. Aug.
5, 1986; E unp. 130685; Max Urban,
Mexico, D. F. 21749
Can it be you; w and m Art Schwenk
and Chick Locey, pf. sc. Art Schwenk ;
with guit. diagrams. ©1c. Aug. 7,
19386; E unp. 129765; Arthur
Schwenk, jr., and James Locey, Max-
well, Calif. 21750
Can you forget; song, w Houston
Smith. © 1c. Aug. 5, 19386; E unp.
129722; Rachael Starling Reeves,
Dallas. 21751
Can you tell me why; w Katherine
Cook; pf. ©1e. Aug. 24, 19386; E
unp. 180648; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21752
Can’t you give me half a chance; w C.
Ryan, melody B. Metelli. ©1ec. Aug.
17, 1986; KF unp. 1803808; Chick Ryan
and Bucky Metelli, Philadelphia. '
21753.
Caprice viennois ; by Fritz Kreisler, op.
2, arr. Geo. Hamilton Green; xylo-
phone with pf. acc. © Aug. 13, 1936;
E pub. 57018; Charles Foley, New
York. 21754
Captivating lady; w and melody. © 1
ce, Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129772; Clar-
ence Le Roy Penfold, New York.
21755
Cares; song. ©1c. Aug. 29, 19386; EH
unp. 131045; Marie Elizabeth Haw-
kins, Colmar Manor, Md. 21756
Cargadores (Los); tone poem; sym-
phony orch. Abbreviated sc. ©1e.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129684; Leo S.
Scheer, San Diego, Calif. 21757
983
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21758
Carnival of Venice; easy fantasy with
variations, A. R. Ranger; B flat cor-
net, trumpet, solo; pf. ace. © July
27, 1986; E pub. 56890; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 21758
Casadaza (The) march; pf. © Aug.
24, 1936; E pub. 57129; Florence A.
Towsley, Battle Creek. 21759
*Cause I know; song. ©1e. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129921; Jessie Hubbard
Thilenius, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
21760
’Cause I’m a gentleman; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129788;
Frederick Brock, New Rochelle, N. Y.
21761
*Cause my baby don’t mean maybe now;
w Lou King, m Ed Pinder; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 19386; E unp. 130919; R. Ed-
ward Pinder, jr., New Castle, Del.
21762
*Cause you came my way; song. ©14c.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129771; Thomas
Rosen, St. Louis. 21763
Cavaleade (The) of Texas, an empire
on parade; incidental m Glenroy C.
Stein; orch. Se. ©1ec. Aug. 1, 1936;
EK unp. 129474; Texas centennial cen-
tral exposition, Dallas. 21764
Centennial march; band pts., with pf.
©l1e Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129545;
Henry Nathaniel Leberman, Austin,
Tex. 21765
Chain of love; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Aug. 28, 1936; E
unp. 1380957; Giuseppe Calabrese,
New York. 21766
Cherubim song; text from the Russian
liturgy of St. John Chrysostom,
adapted R. C. R., m Alexander Gret-
chaninoff, op. 29, arr. Raymond C.
Robinson; men’s voices. © Aug. 18,
~ 1986; E pub. 57015; Charles W.
Homeyer & co., inc., Boston. 21767
Childhood memories; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129838; Jobn P.
Crates, Findlay, O. 21768
Ching Chong; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 180216; Fred Z.
Johnston, New York. 21769)
Chip’s carol; w Jessie Bayes, air Patti
Colledge, arr. Hugh S. Roberton. ©
Aug. 12, 1936; E for. 45397; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 21770
Chorus and dance; from The magic
mirror, melody H. J. van Delft. © 1
pt. 117, 0. s., Vv. 31
ce. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131075; Hen-
drik Jansen, Berkeley, Calif. 21771
Christ in the world; cantata, text from
the Scriptures, m Noble Cain; mixed
cho., a cappella and accompanied,
with solos for sop., ten. and bar. also
mixed quartet and celestial choir of
children’s voices, optional; pf. or
organ ace. © July 25, 1936; E pub.
56884; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
ZIT IZ
Christmas justice; operetta, m arr.
Isabel Perry; children’s voices. ©
1 e¢. July 22, 1986; D 39119; Gladys
K. Johnston, Los Angeles. 21772*
Christmas (The) story; miracle play,
Ruth Adkinson and Pearl Booth, m P.
Booth. © Aug. 25, 1936; D 39124;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.
217(2**
Chromatily ; ten. banjo. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1936: E unp. 129628: William
Nicholas, New York. 21773
Circus days; composed, fingered and ed.
Moissaye Boguslawski; pf. © Aug.
18, 1986; E pub. 57062; Moderne pub-
lications, Chicago. 21774
City (The) of New York; w and arr.
of m Russ Taylor, m Ella Riley Braid-
wood. ©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp.
130037; C. Russell Sackett Taylor,
North Absecon, N. J. pal War 5)
Civilian Conservation Corps march; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129538;
Mildred Rose Spevacek, Paw Paw,
Mich. 21776
Civilization, the depression, despair,
and a plea to the Almighty ; song.
1 c Aug, 24, 1936." H.unps faGale,;
Eva Della White Wakelee, Chicago.
Al WOOT |
Class or individual lessons; intermedi-
ate bk., Allene K. Bixby; pf. bk. 2.
© Aug. 3, 19386; E pub. 56819; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 21778
Cleveland, my Cleveland; song, w L. D.
Rost. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129981 ; Rudolph Schuster, Lakewood,
O. 21779
Clock (The) in the hall; 2-pt. song, w
Margaret Keir, m Montague Ewing.
© Aug. 4, 1936; E for. 45508; Elkin &
co., ltd., London. 21780
Close to me; w Sam M. Lewis, m Peter
De Rose; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Aug. 17, 19386; E pub. 57089; T. B.
Harms co., New York. 21781
984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
21807
Closer to me; w Ann Mitchell, m Heart | Come, saith Jesus’ sacred voice; hymn
Mitchell. © Aug. 18, 1986; E pub.
56984; Charles Foley, New York.
21782
Clouds across the moon; w Edmund
Dawes and R. E. Worth, melody
Edmund Dawes and C. Brooke Worth.
©1ec. July 25, 1986; E unp. 129638;
Robert E. Worth, Wayne, Pa.
21783
Cloudy; w Ted M. Brinson, jr., and
melody. ©1ec. July 24, 1936; E unp.
129582; Mary Lou Williams, Kansas
City, Mo. 21784
Cobwebs; w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 5,
1936; E unp. 129654; Frank Nelson
Wilson, Bulls Gap, Tenn. 21785
Cobwebs ’round my saddle; w Johnny
Lang; pf. treble. © 1 «¢. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 1380259; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Hollywood, Calif. 21786
College walk; w and melody Walter G.
Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and Teddy
Powell. ©1e. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129483 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
DAS,
Color (The) of your eyes; collegiate
fox-trot song, w and m Al Sherman
and Al Lewis; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Aug. 3, 1936; E pub. 56783;
Words and music, inc., New York.
21788
Colorado of the sapphire sky; w and m
Jeanne Daniell Marvin. ©1c. Aug.
4,1936; E unp. 129575 ; John Reginold
Marvin, Jenkintown, Pa.
Come along; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129742; Emil
Zetina, New York. 21790
Come and dance with me; w LaVirle.
Edens, m Malcolm Taylor Thomson.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129999 ;
Grace LaVirle Edens, Greenville, S. C.
21791
Come, lads and lassies ; country dances,
easy suite, Gladys A. Wood; pf. ©
Aug. 8, 1936; E for. 45388; Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd., London. 21792
Come on Cinderella; pf. treble, with. w.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130817;
Morris John Schroeter, St. Louis.
21793
Come on down to Collegedale; w H. A.
Miller and Edward Barnes; mixed
voices. © July 15, 1936; E pub.
56863; Harold Amadeus Miller, Col-
legedale, Tenn. 21794
21789
anthem, w A. L. Barbauld, m EH. S.
Hosmer; mixed voices. © Aug. 12,
1986; E pub. 56935; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 21795
Come, Thou long expected Jesus; w
Charles Wesley [and] Hark the glad
sound; w Philip Doddridge: hymns,
© Aug. 11, 1936; E pub. 57098; Harry
A. Sykes, Lancaster, Pa. 21796
Come to me to-night; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e«.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130447 ; Blanche
Evans, Durant, Okl. 21797
Come ye weary traveler; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56451 ; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 21798
Concertino; by C. M. Weber, op. 26,
new rev. ed. Henry W. Davis; B flat
clarinet and pf. © Aug. 3, 1936; E
pub. 56814; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
21799
Congo rhythm ; fox-trot, w and m Clyde
Lucas and Lyn Lucas. © Aug. 3,
1986; E pub. 56775; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 21800
Congress (The) and the Senate; w Al
Bryan, m Larry Stock; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Aug. 24, 1986; E pub.
57027: Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
21801
Contentment to me; w and melody Jean
Vander Waye. ©1c. Aug. 6, 1986;
E unp. 129727; Jean A. Vander Waye,
Zeeland, Mich. 21802
Cooing-coed (A); w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 1380475;
Dennis Paul Jackson, Chicago.
21803.
Coo-koo about you-00; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129833 ;
Nellie Marie Callahan, Davenport, Ia.
21804
Cottage (A) on the hill; song, melody
Willard Herring. © 1 ¢. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 1380618; Lucy J. Brad-
ford, Montreal West, Que., Canada.
21805
Cotton pickin’ time is over; w and m
Art Schwenk and Chick Locey, pf.
se., A. Schwenk; with guit. arr. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130396;
Arthur Schwenk, jr., and James
Locey, Maxwell, Calif. 21806
Counting the stars; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 15, 1986; E unp. 130211;
R, Duke Morgan, Philadelphia.
21807
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21808
pt. 1, n. S., Vv. 31
Country (The) boy; w and melody. © | Cuban swing; pf. treble. © 1. Aug.
1 c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131024;
Ross M. Peterson, Perth Amboy, N. J.
21808
Country dance; by Molly Hull; violins
and pf. © July 15, 1936; BH for.
45283; Novello & co., ltd., London.
21809
Country lanes; by Frederick Keats;
pf. © Aug. 12, 1986; E pub. 56949;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21810
Country scenes; five short pieces, M. E.
Marshall; pf. © Aug. 18, 1986; E
for. 45464; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
ine. with John G. Murdoch & ©co.,
ltd., London. 21811
Crazy; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 22,
1936; E unp. 180599; Lucille Evans,
Wakefield, Neb. 21812
Crazy over you; w and melody. ©1ce.
Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 1380868; Her-
man Fairbanks, Philadelphia.
218138
Crazy with love; from This’ll make you
whistle, w and m Maurice Sigler, Al
Goodhart and Al Hoffman ; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 4, 1936; E for.
45462; Cinephonic music co., I1td.,
London. 21814
Creation’s dawn; w and melody. ©
1 ec Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 13804384;
Sidney B. Holcomb, Chanute, Kan.
21815
Creative integration songs. © July
1, 1986; E pub. 56748; Arthur S.
Garbett, Berkeley, Calif. 21816
Creole lullaby; song. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1986; E unp. 130286; Harry Clifford
Whitney, West Roxbury, Mass.
21817
Cricket on the hearth; by Alexander
Bennett; pf., with w. © Aug. 12,
1936; E pub. 56952; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 21818
Crocus (The) ; by Sidney Forrest; pf.,
with w. © Aug. 12, 1986; E pub.
56941; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 21819)
Croon a little Hawaiian tune; song.
©1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130693;
A. Carl Camp, Honolulu. 21820
Cuando me busques; letra y m Santos
Guerrero; pf. ©1ec. Aug. 21, 1936;
E unp. 130581; Tomas Acuna, San
Antonio. 21821:
14, 1986; E unp. 130167; Francis A.
Gonnella, Saint Cloud, Minn. 21822
Cupid caught me ’sleep; w William
Adams, melody John Henry Gilliam
and Louis Hermann. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1986; E unp. 180512; John Gil-
liam, New York. 21823
Cycle (A) of three songs; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp.
130747; Nellie Mabel Powers, Los
Angeles. 21824
Daddy long-legs; by Kenneth A.
Wright; pf. © July 11, 1936; E for.
45495 ; Peter Maurice musie co., ltd.,
London. 21825
Daisy will you marry me; song. ©
Aug. 22, 1986; E pub. 57050; Ger-
trude EH. Ball, Springfield, Mass.
21826
Dallas, that doggone town; band pts.
© Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 56970; B. W.
Faulkner, Enid, Okl. 21827
Damp sidewalks; fox-trot, w and m
C. J. Burris and Marian Langor. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 1.1936; BH unp) 12oi6iks
Clarence J. Burris, Spokane. 21828
Dance; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1936; E unp. 129761; Irene Pollak,
San Francisco. 21829
Dance (The) I shall never forget; w
and melody. © 1c. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129703; Albert Presnell, De-
troit. 21830
Dance of the nymphs; pf. ©1e. Aug.
26, 1936; E unp. 180839; Edward O.
Roberts, Washington. 21831
Dance of the tulips; by Willem Stok-
king, op. 23; pf. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 56860; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 21832
Dancin’ the square quadrille; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130085 ; Annie Sallie Potter, Chicago.
21833
Dancing debutante; by Leo Edwards;
pf. © Aug. 3, 1986; E pub. 56776;
Joe Davis, inc., New York. 21834
Dancing down the valley; by Margery
Moore; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; EB for.
45362 ; Novello & co., 1td., London.
21835
Dancing eyes; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129958; Wil-
liam Law, Dayton, O. 21836
986
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
21861
——w and melody. © 1. Aug. 81,
1936; E unp. 181128; Frank R. La-
Vere, Chicago. 21837
Dancing silhouettes; novelty inter-
mezzo, Joop De Leur, arr. Sil. Bene-
dict; orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1986;
E for. 45393; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 21838
Dancing with you and the moonbeams ;
w and m Fred Brown; pf. ©1..
Aug. 24, 19385; E unp. 130639; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21889
Dare, dare, double dare; song, m Leo
Richard. © 1c. Aug. 7, 19386; E unp.
129736; Robert Haton, Weirsdale,
Fla. 21840
Dark eyes; Russian folksong, w AlI-
fred Marlhom, m arr. and adapted
Wallingford Riegger; sop. 1, 2 and}
alto. © July 24, 1986; E pub. 56749 ;
Harold Flammer, ine, New York.
21841
Darling, not without you; w and m
Abner Silver, Al Sherman and Ed-
ward Heyman; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 26, 1936; EH pub. 57102; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 21842
Darling, please give me your love;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1936;
E unp. 130464; Madeline Grace El-
son, Bellaire, N. Y. 21843
Darling will you please marry me; w
Joseph Walsh; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129871; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 21844
Darling you; from Rise and shine; w
Harry Graham and Desmond Carter,
m Robert Stolz; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © May 1, 1935; E for. 45447;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 21845
Darling you belong tome; ©1c, Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 1381167; James
Francis Watts, Washington. 21846
Darling, you're the sweetest girl I
know; w and melody Stephen Janis.
©1ec. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129517;
Stephen I. Janicki, Cicero, Ill.
21847
' David chantant devant Saul; by Luigi
Bordese, metric tr. of the German
into English and new arr. of m; harp
acc. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
130200; Vojmir Attl, New York.
21848
Dawn and eventide; song, m Katherine
Woll Brown. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 130178; Mattie Jean Boyd,
Nashville. 21849
95094—36——2
Day (The) I met you; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129720;
Howard J. Howell, Charles Town,
W. Va. 21850
Day (The) you came my way; song,
w Grace Blauvelt. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1986; E unp. 1380170; Artie B. Dunn,
Pearl River, N. Y. 21851
Days (The) of Joachim and Hellmes-
berger ; 40 compositions by composers
of all nationalities in the period from
1821 to 18384, selected and ed. Albert
EK. Weir; violin and pf. © Aug. 20,
19386; AA 213646; Harcourt, Brace
& co., inc., New York. 21852
De dollar blues; blues, w Gus Gianfala,
m: Hstelle Mequet. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 180806; Augustus
Arthur Gianfala, Jeanerette, La.
21853
Dear Crystal Lake, we hail thee; song.
© July 30, 1936; 2 c. Aug. 3; E pub.
56761; Alice W. Lucas, Crystal Lake,
Til. 21854
Dear is my little native vale; w Samuel
Rogers, m Maurice Blower; mixed
voices. © July 15, 1936; E for.
45278; Novello & co., Itd., London.
21855
Dear Jesus, I give myself to Thee;
sacred song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129800; Florence Elizabeth
Cornforth, Pittsburgh. 21856
Dear (The) old New York; marche
fantastique, op. 27; sop. or ten.
1 ec. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129780;
Dora Perelman, White Plains, N. Y.
21857
Dear old sunny South; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129845; Alta
Bundy, Los Angeles, 21858
Dear old village bells; w Louise ~
Stanger Matthes, m Dorothy Louise
Matthes; pf. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 181188; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21859
Dearest; song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129796; Florence Elizabeth
Cornforth, Pittsburgh. 21860
Dearest dream girl I love you; w and
m Ervin Howard Strub; pf. ©1 ce.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129869; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
21861
987
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21862
Deep calleth unto deep; solo or duet,
w from Psalm 42; bar. and ten. ©
1 @ Aug. 10, 1986; EH. unp. 129959;
Earle Radmore Hunt, Lincoln, Neb.
21862
Deep down inside of me; pf. treble,
with w. © 1 °c Aug. 31, 1986;
EH unp. 181159; Samantha Haynes,
Chicago. 21863
Deep in my heart I’m blue; song. ©
1c Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 1380519;
Cherie Anderson, St. Louis. 21864
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) La
source ; fantasia on melodies from the
ballet, Leo Delibes and Minkous,
selected and arr. Aubrey Winter;
orch. pts. © Aug. 5, 1936; E_ for.
45482; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 21865
Dem golden rainbows; w Curtis De
Flon, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 «.
July 14, 1986; E unp. 129987; Curtis
Jemmings, Los Angeles. 21866
Dere’s jazz in dem dere horns; w and
m Pat Castleton and Spencer Wil-
liams; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 24,
1986; EH for. 45446; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd., London. 21867
Desdamona; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 1936;
E unp. 130946; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 21868
Desolation; song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936;
E unp. 130021; Marguerite Michaud,
Miami, Fla. 21869:
Det. kan han aldrig glémma_ bort;
sjOmansvisa, [and] En schottis pa
Hawaj; sjomansschottis: text och m:
Paul Ejder, [and] Pa min lilla glas-
veranda; en sommarvals; text: Dix
Dennie och Dardanell, m: Britta
Welamson: pf. © June 22, 1936;
E. for. 45318;. A. b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag, Stockholm. 21870)
‘Devil (The); w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 6, 19386; E unp. 129671; Harry
P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans. 21871
Dictator (The) of your heart; w Frank
Cantelmo, m Julian Sildac. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129931; Sildac
music pub. co., New York. 21872
Dictionary of chords and scales; with
musical charts, Benedict Vanasek. ©
Aug. 13, 1985; AA 214264; Atonal
music league of America, New York.
21873
pt. m1, 0. S., v. 381
Did He die in vain; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1986; E pub. 56452; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 21874
Did you mean what you said last night ;
fox-trot, w Oray sisters, melody Joe
Hull. ©1e Aug. 28, 1986; HE unp.
130955; D. Deliberti, Brooklyn.
21875
Diefenthaeler (Fleetwood Allen) Three
songs; w Mary Ellen Crane. © June
10, 1936; E pub. 57079; F. A. Die-
fenthaeler, Milwaukee. 21876
Dillon (Wm.) Four new courier cho-
ruses; hymns. © Feb. 4, 1936; E pub.
56897; Wm. Dillon, Fort Wayne.
21877
Dinin’ with Dinah; jig-time fox-trot,
w and m Woody Frisino; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56789; Handy bros. music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 21878
Dionne quintuplets; from Follow the
parade, w and m Gene Stone. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 19836; E unp. 130721;
Eugene Robert Stone, Los Angeles.
21879
Disappointed with love; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 1380212;
Neil Sessa, Brooklyn. 21880
Divine (The) melody; w Joseph Sino-
poli, and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 13,
1986; E unp. 1380154; Eli Heimberg,
Yonkers, N. Y. 21881
Dixie must be heaven if the things you
say are true; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 130894; Ted J.
Martin, El Segundo, Calif. 21882
Dla ciebie . . .; slow-fox, slowa: Zenon
Friedwald, m: Michat Ferszko. ©
June 3, 1986; E for. 45309; Nowa
scena, Warsaw. 21883
m i arr.: Michat Ferszko,
[and] Klementyna; foxtrot, stowa
Igo Kranowski, m: Artur Gold, arr.
I. Wesby: ork. strony. © June 38,
1986 ; E for. 45311 ; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 21884
Do a good deed every day; song. ©
1; ce. Aug.» 15,1986 ; Ey unp. 7130227 ;
Ernest Wetherill Wood, jr., Annapo-
lis. 21885
Do not mourn so; song, w J. Amond
Hyde. ©1e July 24, 1936; E unp.
129566 ; Margaret Hyde Winters, i. e.
Mrs. R. C. Winters, Annapolis.
1886
988
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Do szezescia brak mi ciebie, maléenka ;
tango, slowa: Jurandot, m: Jerzy
Boezkowski. © July 3, 19386; E for.
45452; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
21887
arr. Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © July 3, 1936; H for. 45453 ;
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 21888
Do the Riviera; from The Riviera fol-
lies, w Milton Drake, Harry Stride
and Bernard Maltin, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with guit. arr. Aug. 4,
1936; E pub. 56824; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 21889
Do you ever dream; song. ©1c. Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 180008 ; HKugene Vic-
tor Crique, Chester, Calif. 21890
Doctor in a bottle of cream; song, arr.
Chas. Pace. © 1c. July 22, 1936;
E unp. 128764; Orington MacNamara,
Chicago. 21891
Does it make you happy; song. ©1.
Aug. 27, 19386; E unp. 180885 ; Horace
Orville Perkins, Greenwich, Conn.
21892
Does my song please you; song. ©1c.
Aug. 21, 19386; E unp. 130550; Eliza-
beth Camp, Los Angeles. 21893
Donaulegenden; walzer, Franz Lehar ;
orch. stimmen. © June 4, 1936; HB
for. 45107; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 21894
Donkey (The) ride; composed, fingered
and ed. Moissaye Boguslawski; pf.
© July 31, 19386; E unp. 56737;
Moderne publications, Chicago.
21895
Don’t ever go to New Orleans; song.
©1le. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129530;
‘Georette Margaret Cooper, Los An-
geles. 21896
Don’t fall for me; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129648;
Vito Nicholas Apolito, Paterson.
21897
Don’t give a good gosh darn; from Head
over heels, w and m Mack Gordon
and Harry Revel; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 4, 1936; E for. 45293; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London.
21898
Don’t kiss me good-night; w Mack
David, m Geo. W. Meyer; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Aug. 19, 1936; E
pub. 57160; Remick music corp., New
York. 21899
21912
Don’t leave without a word of love; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; EH
unp. 180141; Jack Russell Hglsaer,
Nebraska City, Neb. 21900
Don’t let it get you down; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 180928;
Julia Ann Coe, San Bernardino,
Calif. 21901
Don’t muss my hair; w and m Frank
Key and Will Kocourek, arr. Lew
Novy; with chord indications for ac-
cordion, banjo, guit., ukulele, ete. ©
May 1, 1926; E pub. 56903; National
music co., Chicago. 21902
Don’t say that I’m to blame; pf., with
w. ©le Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129815; John McTague, Corona, ek.
IN. ¥. 219038
Don’t wake me up from my beautiful
dream; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
3, 1936; E unp. 129540; Anthony Fer-
ragamo and EH. Margaret Fisher, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 21904
Don’t waste your time over me; song,
melody Rita Proulx. © 1 .. Sept. 2,
1986; E unp. 129609; Arthur J. John-
son, Sanford, Me. 21905
Don’t write, telegraph; song. © 1 ec.
Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129675; Edward
Carson Williams, Detroit. 21906
Don’t you recall; w and melody Burke
McGinty. ©1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp.
130586; Burke McGinty, ‘Terrell,
Tex. 21907
Dort, wo du hingehst; langsamer fox-
trot, aus Allotria, w Hans Fritz Beck-
mann, m Peter Kreuder, arr. Gerhard
Mohr; salon orch. stimmen. © June
1, 19386; E for. 45470; Edition Meisel
& co., g. m. b. h., Berlin. 21908
Down in the Blue Ridge Mountains;
song. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
130528; George Boney, Ebensburg,
Pa. 21909
Down memory’s lane; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1936; E unp. 1380954; Effie M. Woods,
Long, Md. 21910
Down the boulevard; pf., with w. ©
Mar. 17, 1986; E pub. 57154; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 21911
Down the moonlit trail; w and m Nick
Kenny and Charles Kenny ; with guit.
arr. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub. 56808;
Crawford music corp., New York.
21912
989
CATALOG OF
21913
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. m1, n. S., v. 32
Dream gal; w and melody. ©i1c. Aug.| Dreaming of my Carolina home; w
21, 1986; E unp. 130561; E. Z. Nut-
ting, New York. 21913
Dream girl; song, melody Jack Schat-
enstein. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
130214; Margaret J. Unlah, Halifax,
N. 8., Canada. 21914
Dream (A) gone astray; fox-trot song,
w Agnes Shedd. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 180185; Wade Barickman,
Streator, Ill. 21915
Dream house number; w Harold Adam-
son, m Walter Donaldson. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 180945; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
21916
Dream isle; by Harlin bros. and Fred
Lewis, arr. Harlin bros.; Hawaiian
guit., in diagram. © Dee. 2, 1935; EH
pub. 57078; Harlin bros., Indianap-
olis. 21917
Dream of mine; song, w A. Richter. ©
1 e July 21, 1936; E unp. 128726;
Richard Paul Bender, Philadelphia,
and Ada Richter, Merchantville, ‘i ic
21918
Dream (A) of mine come true; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp.
129975; Edward T. Fellows, Phila-
delphia. 21919
Dream roses; song. ©: 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130611; George Wilmot
Rogers, Portland, Or. 21920:
Dream ships; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129950; Harry
Vroom Connell, Chelsea, Mass. 21921
Dreamer of dreams; w and m K. Ozier
and Dot Brown. ©1e. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129607; Catherine Treadwell
and Dorothy Allinson, Humble, Tex.
21922
Dreaming; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug.
1, 1986; E unp. 129462; Mayme
Davis, Floydada, Tex. 21923
—w and m Ed Pinder; pf. ©le.
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 1380921; R. Ed-
ward Pinder, jr., New Castle, Del.
21924
Dreaming a dream; song, w Meredith
Rolland Rhodes. © 1 c. Aug. 12,
1986; E unp. 130056; Gilmore El-
dridge Turner, Warrensburg, N. Y.
21925
Dreaming memories; w William Fred-
rick; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E
unp. 129861; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21926
Ralph Wellington Bennett; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 81, 19386; E unp. 1381130;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, OF.
21927
Dream'and lullaby; song, melody Alva
Torre-Alba. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129785; Virginia G. Nodine,
Brooklyn. 21928
Dreamland (The) valley in Klamath
land; song, m Kathleen’ Larout
Wrenn. © 1c. July 20, 1986; E unp.
130362; Della Nichols Kirkland, Gold
Beach, Or. 21929
Dreams; song. © 1 c. Aug. 8, 1936;
E unp. 180358; Lewis Upshire Dove,
Bloomsburg, Pa. 21930
m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1986;
EK unp. 129840; Alma M. Singletary,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 21981
Dreams of toyland; dance drama; pf.
© 1c Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130776;
Hthie Modeste Clark, San Jose, Calif.
21932
Dreams of yesterday; w and melody
L. M. Huffington; m setting Eva
Burgin Marsh. ©1c. Aug. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1380987; Lula Mae Huffington,
Delta, Col. 21933
Dreams that won’t come true; w and
melody. © 1c Aug. 20, 1936; HB
unp. 130502; Claudine McGovern, New
Orleans. 21934
Dreamy dreams; waltz, w L. Rose,
melody W. Mack. © 1 ¢. Aug. 10,
19386; E unp. 129946; Wally Mack
and L. Rose, Baltimore. 219385
Dreamy moon; w and m Chas. Anthon
and Ryan bros. © 1. Aug. 29,
1936; E unp. 131053; Mark E. Ryan,
St. Paul. 21986
Drifting alone in the twilight of life;
w Delia Treber; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129873; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 219387
Drifting along and dreaming; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 180941;
Edith Wolfe, New York. 21938
Drifting on life’s highway alone; w
Albert Hamilton; pf. © 1c. Aug.
17, 19386; E unp. 1380313; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21939
Drillmaster (The) series; band pts. bk.
1, 1st semester. © Apr. 25, 1936;
AA 210442; Les Holder, Auburn,
Wash, 21940
—$—$<$——
990
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Drinking song; from The magic mirror,
melody H. J. van Delft. ©1ce. Aug.
31, 1936: E unp. 131076; Hendrik
Jansen, Berkeley, Calif. 21941
Dropped (The) veil; song, m Louise
Repp Kessler. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1936;
EX unp. 180780; Mary A. Kirkup,
Larchmont, N. Y. 21942:
Drowning my dreams; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 181065; Bera M. Montgomery,
Mathiston, Miss. 21943
Dublin devils; Irish reel, composed,
fingered and ed. Moissaye Bogus-
lawski; pf. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub.
57057 ; Moderne publications, Chicago.
21944
Dude ranch Romeo; song, m Arizona
Jim. © 1c. Julv 31, 1936; E unp.
129446; Alice Terrill, Oklahoma City.
21945
Dunhill (Thomas F.) Intermezzo ;
violoncello and pf. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E for. 45379; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 21946
Durham cathedral; op. 62c; organ. ©
Aug. 15, 1936; E for. 45365; Richard
Hall, Selnee Edale, via Sheffield,
London. 21947
Dust; w anon., from the note bk. of
Charles J. Finger; men’s cho. ©
June 19, 1936; E for. 45338; Laurence
Powell, Little Rock, Ark. 21948
Dusty (The) trail; song. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1936; E unp. 130738; Bugene
Casivant, Waterbury, Conn. 21949
Dutch lullaby; by Willem Stokking, op.
22; pf. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56861; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
21950
E-air-music; song. © 1 ¢. Aug, 28
1936; E unp. 131011; James B. Titus,
Canton, O. 21951
E chi lo sa; romanza; sop. © 1c. Aug.
i. 1936 ; E unp. 130060; Camillo
Bonsignore, New York. 21952
Hach dream brings us nearer; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 13, 1986; E unp.
130116; Ida Elmira Rodney, Chesa-
peake City, Md. 21953,
Each new moon finds me dreaming; w
Albert Hamilton; pf. © 1 c¢. Aug.
10, 19386; EH unp. 129886; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21954
21968
Karly days at the piano; by Betty
Reeves. © Aug. 8, 1936; E for.
45389; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.,
London. 21955
Early in the morning; w and melody
Hubert Grant. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129644; Philip James Grant,
Brooklyn. 21956
EKarth’s Mighty Maker; anthem, for
harvest or general use, w from the
English hymnal, m Martin Shaw,
founded on the Plainsong office hymn
melody; mixed voices. © July 14,
1986; E for. 45327; Novello & -co.,
Itd., London. 21957
East St. Louis stomp; pf. treble. © 1
c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 180156; Rich-
ard Eldridge Maltby, Park Ridge, Il.
21958
Eastern romance; violin and pf. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130395; Wil-
liam Tuchman, Brooklyn. 21959
Eatin’ and sleepin’; w Will Hendrick-
son, melody Lew Bauman. © 1 ec.
Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 131003; Lucian
Bauman, Chicago. 21960
Echo in the dark; by Chick Finney ; pf.
©1e. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130228;
Joseph (Chick) Finney, St. Louis.
21961
Echo (The) waltz; song. ©1e. Aug.
12, 19386; E unp. 130022; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 21962
Echoes of a Gypsy love song; w and m
Betty Rappee; pf. treble. ©1c. Aug.
7, 19386; E unp. 129726; Betty Rappa-
port, New York. 21963
Echoes of Galilee, no. 17; songs, inel.
On the range in a corner of heaven,
ete. © Feb. 19, 1936; E pub. 56833;
P. Douglas Bird, San Diego, Calif.
21964
Echoes of Harlem; by Duke Ellington ;
pf. © Aug. 14, 1986; E pub. 56915;
Exclusive publications, inc, New
York. 21965
Ecstasy of love; pf. © 1e. Aug. 26,
1936; E unp. 130802; Lillian Lilly,
New Orleans. 21966
Eden shall bloom again; pf., with w..
©1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130169;
Ralph Paul Smith, Chicago. 21967
Elaine; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 3,
19386 ;:.E unp. 130354; Joseph Lorenzo
Banks, Hoilywood, Calif. 21968
991
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21969
Election day is on its way; w and mel-
ody. ©l1e Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
130389; Louis J. Parkinson, Wash-
ington. 21969
Hlegy; w Sara Teasdale, m George
Crandall. © Aug. 13, 1936; E pub.
56899; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 21970
Elena; melodia. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936;
E unp. 1380725; Gustavo Eduardo
Duran, Los Angeles. 21971
Empire march; by Granville Bantock :
pt. © Aug. 5, 19386: .E. for. 45382’;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 21972
Empty arms; fox-trot, w and melody.
©l1e. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129723;
Lorraine Sherwood Stahl, New York.
21973
End (The) of the song; song. ©1«.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129916; Mary
Jane Dalton, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
21974
Ensuefio; melodia Eddie Durant. © 1
ce. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 1380726; Gus-
tavo Eduardo Duran, Los Angeles.
21975
Ephriam’s lament; song. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1936; E unp. 1380420; Allen M.
Clark, Warsaw, Ind. 21976
Espafia (La) nueva; pasodoble; pf. ©
1 ec. Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 130547;
Ramon Echavarria Lazala, New
York. 21977
Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless round;
anthem, w John White Chadwick, m
Harold Greenhill; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Aug. 15, 1936: E for.
45357; Novello & co., 1td., London.
21978
Evening (An) song; by Roy Thompson,
ed., bowed and _ fingered Sydney
Robjohns; violin, with pf. ace. ©
July 22, 1936; E for. 45296; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 21979
Ever in Jesus may I find refuge; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1936; E pub. 56453; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 21980
Every morning, noon and night; w and
m Peggy Jo White; pf. ©1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 131147; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 21981
Every picture in my dreams; song. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130401;
Norman W. Alpaugh, Los Angeles.
21982
pt. II, n. S., v. dk
Everybody dance; from the film, w
and m Mack Gordon and Harry Revel ;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 4, 1956; E
for. 45294; Cinephonic music co., ltd.,
London. 21983.
Everybody’s going hi-li; w Walt Biehn,,
and melody. © 1. June 12, 1936;
E unp. 128550; Carolyn Biehn, Phila-
delphia. 21984
Everybody’s favorite album of modern
piano music; compiled, arr. and ed.
Maxwell Eckstein. © June 12, 1936;
E pub. 56230; Amsco music Sales €o.,
inc., New York. 21985:
Everything I love; song. © Aug. 10,
1936; E pub. 57008; Clinton Brown,
Chicago. 21986.
Everything is breaking fine to-day; w
Frederick J. Voerg, arr. Alfred G.
Wathall. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1986; EH
unp. 130365; Birdie Segal Voerg,
Chicago. 21987
Everything went with you; song, w
Walter Cooper. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936;
E unp. 130822; Frank Poper, New
York. 21988
Ev'ry girl’s a honey down Or-le-ans
way; fox trot, w Raymond Grace, m
Shirley Martin. © 1 ¢ Aug. 12,
1936; E unp. 180080; Raymond
Thomas Grace, New Orleans. 21989
Evviva Mussolini; canzone, melodia
M. R. Annunziata. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E pub. 56991; Gerardo Durso, Utiea,
Newey: 21990
— song, melody Michael R. Annunzi-
ata. © 1 ¢. Aug. 3, 1986; BH unp.
129509; Gerardo Durso, Utica, N. Y.
21991
Excuse (An) for living; w and melody.
©l1e Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129592;
Anna L. Appel, Los Angeles. 21992
Extra in November; song, arr. Chas. L.
Johnson. © 1 c. Aug, 31, 1936; E
unp. 181121; Ida C. Lazonby, Kansas
City, Mo. 21993.
Eyeful (An) of you; w Joe Koller, m
Regis Zewe, arr. A. Murer; pf.
1 c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129856;
Joseph Edward Koller, Duquesne, Pa.
21994
F. D. R.; w and m D. Meyerovitz, m
arr. M. Kortchmaroff. © July 30,
1936; E pub. 56715; David Meyero-
vitz, New York. 21995
Fading moon; song, arr. Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129729 ; Lee Doonan, Lead, S. D.
21996
992
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22023
Fair days; arr. D. Clingenpeel; band
sc. © 1c Aug. 8, 1986; E unp.
129819; Marie A. Beaurman, Tacoma.
21997
Fairies; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 130255; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 21998
Fairy (The) answer; by Henry Cowell ;
pf. © Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 57095;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
21999
Fairy tales; song. ©1ce. Aug. 5, 1936;
E unp. 129660; Edna Fern Daly,
Casper, Wy. 22000
Fairys secret; waltz; pf. ©1c. Aug.
24, 1936; E unp. 130712; Violet May
Polhemus, Billings, Mont. 22001
Faith I have in you; 1st B flat trumpet,
with w. © 1. Aug. 26, 1936; E
unp. 130832; Leon J. Imperatore,
Canonsburg, Pa. 22002
Faith I remember; w Edith Mulock
O'Flynn, m Ernest Dainty. © Aug.
11, 1936; E for. 45509; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 22003
Faith’s alchemy; song, w Dorothy
Sproule. © Aug. 3, 19386; E pub.
56818; Clarence P. Keene, Boston.
22004
Falt’ring footsteps; song, m Leo Rich-
ard. © 1 ee. Aug. 7,.1936; E ump.
129737; Carmen Burtch, Dodson,
Mont. 22005
Familiar melodies; selection, intro.
Captain Jinks of the horse marines,
etc., compiled and arr. George F.
Briegel ; full military band pts., with
solo B fiat trumpet-conductor. ©
July 22, 1986; E pub. 56780; George
FE. Briegel, inc., New York. 22006
Wanchonette > pi. © 1 c. Aug: 27,
1986; E unp. 130904; Fanchon Wise,
Canton, O. 22007
Fancy me fancying you; song. ©1e.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129658; Edna
Fern Daly, Casper, Wy. 22008
Fancy meeting you; evolution song,
from Stage struck, w E. Y. Harburg,
m Harold Arlen; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 56933;
Harms, inc., New York. 22009
Fantasie fiir orgel; v. Gerard Bunk,
op. 57. © June 26, 1936; E for.
45287 ; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
22010
Fantasie und Fuge; y, Richard Schiff-
ner, op. 26; orgel. © July 14, 1986;
E for. 45517; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig. 22011
Fantasy of love; w and melody Bob
Geiersbach. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936;
E unp. 180107; Robertson Otto
Geiersbach, Oak Park, Ill. 22012
Far, far away; w Sidney Mitchell, mel-
ody Lew Pollack. © 1 e¢. July 30,
1936; E unp. 129398; Movietone
music corp., New York. 22013
Farewell to both of you; song. © Aug.
1, 1986; 2 c. Aug. 3; E pub. 56739;
Emil E. Hornung, Jacksonville, Fla.
22014
Fascination waltz; w Al Lewis, melody
Dave Rubinoff. ©1 ec. Aug. 21, 1936;
E unp. 180557; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 22015
Fate (The) of the Lockhead Orion;
song, m Mary Nichols Burch. ©1e.
Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 129698; J. EH.
Gardner, Texhoma, OkEl. 22016
Father in heaven; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56454; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 22017
Federal follies; pf., with w. ©1e
Aug. 24, 19386; E unp. 130695; Mary
Jane O’Bryon Sibley, Syracuse.
22018
Feeding among the lilies; w Helen Tay-
lor, m Vera Buck; in F. © July 17,
1936; E for. 45352; A. V. Broad-
hurst, London. 22019
Feeding pigeons in the park; w and
m Harry Pease, Henry Yerger and
Vincent Rose, pf. se. Lou Leaman ;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57001; Mills music, ine., New
York. 22020
Feingold (Lipa) Zehn lieder; w A.
Reisen, m arr. M. Wolf. © Aug. 10,
1936 ; E pub. 56869; Abraham Reisen,
New York, and Lipa Feingold, Brook-
lyn. 22021
Fencing (The) campaign for the new
great American outcome; fox-trot
song; Ist mand. or violin. © 1 ec
Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 180276; Alfredo
Alosi, East Braintree, Mass. 22022
Festival march; by Victor Herbert,
transcribed Erik W. G. Leidzén ; band
pts. © Aug. 13, 1936; E pub. 57022;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 22023
993
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22024
Fetch me down my trusty forty-five; w| Flor de fuego;
G. Autry and Smiley Burnette, and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131174; Gene Autry, Hollywood, Calif.
22024
Fickle (The) maid; w Charles Reid,
and melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1986;
EK unp. 130806 ; Helene Hipkins, Long
Island City. 22025
Fifth cavalry march; by William J.
Cain; full band. © July 22, 1936;
EH) pub. 56778; George F. Briegel, inc.,
New York. 22026
Fifty million robins can’t be wrong; w
Billy Tracey, m Helen Pope; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp.
130573; William Tracey, New York.
22027
Fine (A) romance; sareastic love song,
from Swing time, w Dorothy Fields.
© July 24, 1936; E -pub. 56721;
Jerome Kern, Bronxville, N. Y.
22028
Finger (The) lakes; rey. and arr.
George Henry Day; pf., with w. ©
i ec. July 22. 193563. Eunp:) 130027:
Malcolm 8S. Johnson, Geneva, N. Y.
22029
Fire jump; galop, Merle Evans; full
band. © July 22, 1936; E pub. 56779;
George F. Briegel, inc., New York.
22030
First book of short organ interludes;
for liturgical use, Gregory Murray.
© June 9, 1936; E for. 45369; Rush-
worth & Dreaper, Itd., Liverpool,
England. 220381
First Hungarian rhapsody; composed,
fingered and ed. Moissaye Boguslaw-
ski: pt...©) July.30),01936. sub.
56726; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 22032
Fleet’s (The) in port again; w and m
Noel Gay; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
21, 1936; E for. 45387; Cinephonic
music co., ltd., London. 22033
Flight of the butterflies; scherzo char-
acteristic, Robert S. Thornton; pf.
© July 27, 1936; E for. 45336; Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd., London. 220384
Flirting; waltz: pf., with w. ©1le.
Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129580; Mary E.
Oliver, Pittsburgh. 22035
Floating along on a cloud; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp.
129683 ; Lota Grace Hoffman, Detroit.
22036
pt. TI, n. s., Vv. 81
serenata, de Maria
Elena, letra y m Lorenzo Barcelata.
© Apr. 14, 1936; E pub. 55977 ; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
22037
Florida moon; w and m Ola Hobby; pf.
©1e. Aug. 31, 19386; E unp. 131138;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22038
Florika; romance, song. © Aug. 11,
1936; E pub. 56902; Flora Segal, New
onic 22039
Flower (The) girl: Spanish w Eduardo
Montesinos, English version Alice
Mattullath, m José Padilla, arr. Wil-
liam Stickles; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
July 27, 1986; E pub. 56882; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 22040
Flower heaven; pf., with w. © Aug.
22, 1936; E pub. 57153; Glenn Adel-
bert Dewey, Chicago. 22041
Flowers of Jesus; hymn for children,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1936; E pub. 56455; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 22042
Flying along; w and m Jeanne Laisné
and George Metcalf; pf. treble. ©
1c June 22, 1936; E unp. 130744;
Aimée Jeanne Laisné, Hollywood,
Calif. 22043
Follow your heart; from Follow your
heart, w Sidney Mitchell, m Victor
Schertzinger; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Aug. 25, 1986; E pub. 57025; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 22044
Fooled by the moon; w Sammy Cahn,
m Saul Chaplin; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 14, 1936; E pub. 56920;
Words & music, inc., New York.
22045
Footprints; w Enid Blyton, m Cecil
Sharman. © Aug. 26, 1936; E for.
45434; Novello & co., ltd., London.
22046
For once it was a dream; w Ralph Hud-
son; pf. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130649; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22047
Ford, you’re the cause of my love; fox-
trot song. ©1e. July 14, 1936; H
unp. 130202; San Bonita Slaughter,
St. Louis. 22048
Forest echoes; by Otto Stuart; pf. ©
July 29, 1986; E for. 45402; Warren
& Phillips, London. 22049
Forever; melody, with pf. ace. ©1..
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130104; Charles
Henry Harmer, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
22050
994
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22076
w F. Russel, m A. Marquis. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129988; Francis
Russel and Alta Marquis, Bemidji,
Minn. 22051
Forever and a day; w and melody. ©
ene. Jo 10a0-. i Un 130751;
Hyman Solomon Rubinstein, Balti-
more. 22052
Forevermore; fox-trot song, arr. Celia.
©lie Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130767 ;
Joseph Viglione, Philadelphia.
22053
Forget all your troubles with me; w
Peter Kinn, m A. McMakin. ©1e.
Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130840; Albert
McMakin and Ruth Dart, Chicago.
22054
Forget the loneliness of yesterday ; fox-
trot song. © 1c. June 15, 1936; E
unp. 130206; Victoria Hughes, Dune-
’ din, N. Z. 22055
Forgotten; hymn. © Aug. 28, 1936;
E pub. 57167; Robert R. Petrie, Nor-
wood, Pa. 22056
Forgotten (The) valse; by Hric Coates,
arr. Denis Wright; band pts.
June 15, 1986; E for. 45500; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 22057
Found; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1986; E unp. 131046; Warren
(Woody) Frisino, Baltimore. 22058
Four little letters; fox-trot, w Mark
Mayhew, melody Billy Mayhew. ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129619; Wm.
P. Mayhew, Baltimore.
Fox classical gems for orchestra; se-
lected and arr. Bruno Reibold; pf.
conductor. v. 1. © Aug. 31, 1936;
E pub. 57163; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 22060:
Fox young America orchestra folio;
by Robt. L. Creighton, Grant Welles-
ley, Jules Reynard, Kathryn Haw-
thorne, Frederic Van Norman and
J. S. Zamecnik, arr. J. S. Zamecnik ;
tst pyiolin: A pt..-v. 1... © ,Augey 5,
1936; E pub. 56782; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 22061
Francie; violin and guit., with w. ©
1 c. July 1, 1936; E unp. 129404;
Michel Vintaloro, Easton, Pa. 22062
Francis & Day’s juka tutor; how to
play the juka, with 46 songs arr.
Dudley Bayford. © May 29, 1936;
E for. 45422; Francis, Day & Hunter,
lItd., London. 22063
22059 |
Franklin D. youre good enough for
me; song, m Chas. R. Campbell. ©
Aug. 15, 1986; E pub. 56974; Joseph
Gallagher, Erie, Pa. 22064
Frederiksen (Sigurd) Concerto; cello,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
E unp. 129487; Sigurd Erhard Fred-
eriksen, Los Angeles. 22065
Free love; w and melody Cecilia Cros-
son... ©) 1 ¢ Ang. 25, 1986 “H iwip:
130781; C. Crosson, River Rouge,
Mich. 22066
Freeberg post; march, melody. ©1e.
Aug. 13, 19386; E unp. 130106; George
John Demchak, Osceola Mills, Va.
22067
Friday at twilight time; song, in James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
ce. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130440; Dan-
iel O. Coons, Midland, Mich. 22068
Frightened by love; w and m Walt
Stoy; pf. ©.1.¢. July 28, 1986; EB
unp. 180997 ; Walter S. Pippitt, Phila-
delphia. 22C69
Fris-co at night; song; with ukulele
ate. ©) 1 e2 Aue, 15) 29865 snp:
130234; Edward Lindemann, Los An-
geles. 2070
Frog’s (The) frolic ; composed, fingered
and ed. Moissaye Boguslawski; pf.
© Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 57063; Mod-
erne publications, Chicago. 22071
From an artist’s sketchbook; by Cyril
Wayne; pf. © Aug. 4, 1986; E for.
45440; Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd.,
London. 22072
From that moment on; w and m Art
Schwenk and Chick Locey, pf. sc.
Art Schwenk; with guit. diagrams.
©1c. Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129766;
Arthur Schwenk, jr. and Jaiues
Locey, Maxwell, Calif. 220738
From the bottom of your heart; w
John Haywood Cirillo; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 180650; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22074
Frozen dreams; melody with pf. ace.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129754;
Vincent Di Marzio, Swissvale, Pa.
22075
Fun at Huckleberry; song, rev. and
arr. George Henry Day. ©1c¢. July
22, 1986; E unp. 1380029; Malcolm
S. Johnston, Geneva, N. Y. 22076
995
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22077
Funny face; w and m Buster Lindsay.
©le. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130189:
Emery William Lindsay, PACE Se
Paul. 29077
G-men (The) got my brother; w Jen-
nie Leone; pf. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129862; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22078
Gallop, gallop, gallop, they keep on
running; song, w Milton Steinberg.
©1e. July 13, 1986; E unp. 128264:
Harry S. Krieger, Chicago. 22679
Garden (The) of mother’s love; w
Esther Letitia Weddle; pf. © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129877; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland Or.
22080:
Gdy sie noe zaczyna; tango, slowa:
Igo Kranowski, m: J. Skotnicki. ©
June 3, 1986; E for. 453812; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 22081
[and] Pensjonarka: tan-
go, stlowa: J. RoSciszewski, muzyka:
W. Krupifski; arr.: I. Wesby; ork.
strony. © June 3, 19386; E for.
45314; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
22082
Gee, I hate to see you dear, a-stealing
away from me; song, arr. Marguret
MacRae. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E
unp. 129995; Curtis Williams, New
York. 22083
Ghost (The) of the girl I love; w
Jack Kelly, m Howard Hodge; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; BE unp.
130040; Lawrence John Kelly, Phila-
delphia. 22084
Ghost-weed; by Van Tornhout and Red
McKay; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1936; E unp. 180579; G. J. Van
Tornhout, South Bend, Ind. 22085
Giggles; m Al Sanders; pf. treble, with
we © 1 c.Aug: 29, 1936; E unp.
130915; Glenn N. Larson, Warren,
Pa. 22086
Gigolo (The) girl; fox-trot; 1st violin
with w. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130867; Joseph HE. Mullin and Wil-
liam C. Mullin, Elmont, L. I., N. Y.
22087
Gimme (The) blues; w Margaret
Lange; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
FH unp. 129879; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22088
Ginger; song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130288; Leslie Ford Caldwell,
Chicago. 22089
pt. Or, 0. S., V. dL
Gingham girl; song. © 1 ec. Aug. 6,
1936; E unp. 129664; Viva Althea
Duvall, Mason City, Ia. 22090
Giordaniana no. 1; fantasia sulle opere
Umberto Giordano, rid. Guido Fari-
nelli; piccola orch. pti. © May 11,
1936; E for. 45384; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a., Milan. 22091
Gitana (La); Argentine tango; pf.
accordion band arr. © 1 e. Aug. 28,
1936; E unp. 131013; Frederic Alfred
Tedesco, Baltimore. 22092
Give her a pint, and she’ll tell it all; w
Sammy Cahn, melody Saul Chaplin.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130199;
- Words and music, ince., New York.
22093
Give me a home; song. ©1c. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 130402; Norman W.
Alpaugh, Los Angeles. 22094
Give me a stream with the mountain
trout at play; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130893;
Peter Henry Barratt, Los Angeles.
22095
Give me back what you’ve taken away;
song, w Mae Button. ©1ce. Aug. 11,
1936; E. unp. 130009; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles, 22096
Give me Indiana on a September morn ;
w Lorenzo Carr; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10.
1936; E unp. 129865; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 22097
Give me just a little loving; melody.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp. 129626;
William Nicholas, New York. 22098
Give me the moon and a little girl to
love; song. © 1c Aug. 19, 1936;
E unp. 130412; Michael Mikita and
Mae Benoit, New York. 22099
Give my heart a break, but don’t break
my heart; w and m_ Robert Levy
and N. Goldblatt. © 1 ¢ Aug. 1,
1936; E unp. 129503; Norman Gold-
blatt, Kansas City, Mo. 22100
Glamorous you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130442; Justus
Kent, Hamel, Minn. 22101
Gloopie’s (The) band; by Berniece
Rose Copeland; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936;
E pub. 56945; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 22102
Gloria Patri; set to m; mixed voices.
© Aug. 15, 1986; E pub. 56969;
Frederick G. Weber, jr., Weston, W.
Va. 22103
996
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1986
Glory to Thee; w and melody Hubert
Grant. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp.
129643 ; Evelyn Marian Grant, Brook-
lyn. 22104
Go out and make friends with the
world; w Bob Rothberg, melody
Sammy Timberg. © 1 c. Aug. 6,
1936; E unp. 129749; Paramount
pictures, inc., New York. 22105
God of heaven, hear our singing; unison
or 2-pt. anthem, w Frances R. Haver-
gal. © Aug. 4, 1936; E pub. 56978;
Harry A. Sykes, Lancaster, Pa.
22106
God still answers prayer; hymn, w
Richard Carmichael. © July 5, 1936;
E pub. 56794; Adele Carmichael,
Fargo, N. D. 22107
God’s gift to the world; solo for low
voice, w O. O. Arnold; pf. © Jan.
1, 1986; E pub. 56845; A. T. Hardy,
Chicago. 22108
God’s word will never fail; hymn, w
and m Richard Carmichael. © July
5, 1986; E pub. 56795; Adele Car-
michael, Fargo, N. D. 22109
Going to see the moon; song, w Frank
O’Conner. © 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 181062; Dale E. Gates, Pasa-
dena. 22110
Golden California moon; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 120097;
Emma Bondon, Stockton, Calif.
22111
Golden moon; song; pf. treble ace.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130677;
Otto D. Hagen, Chicago. 22112
Golden (The) oriole; minuet, com-
posed, fingered and ed. Moissaye
Boguslawski; pf. © July 30, 1936;
E pub. 56727; Moderne publications,
Chicago. 22113
Golden sheaves; harvest dance, Ernest
Reeves; violin and pf. © Aug. 8,
1936; E for. 45391; Walsh, Holmes
& co., ltd., London. 22114
Golden sunset, silver moonlight; song,
w Grace Korns Horner. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1986; E unp. 130491; Rosalind
Olivia Horner, Johnstown, Pa.
PNT)
Gone; fox-trot song. © 1e. Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 130191; Maurice Mont-
aperto, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 22116
fox-trot, w and m Rita Phillips
and M. Rutkowski. ©1e Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 180429; Rita L. Phil-
lips and Max Rutkowski, Milwaukee.
22117
22129
song; w Frances Broughton and
H. W. Broughton. © 1 ¢. Aug. 1,
19386; E unp. 129465; Haydn William
Broughton, Pittsburgh. 22118
Gone but not forgotten; w Jay Harlin
and Ken Dombey, m J. Harlin, arr.
Harlin bros; Hawaiian guit., in dia-
gram. © Dec. 2, 1985; E pub. 56675 ;
Harlin bros., Indianapolis, 22119
Gone were but the winter cold; w Al-
Jan Cunningham, m Hugh S. Rob-
erton. © Aug. 5, 1936; E for. 45381;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
22120
Gone with the breeze; w and melody.
©l1e. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131168;
Helen E. Myers, Oklahoma City.
22121
Gone with the wind; w and melody
Fred Rose and Ed. G. Nelson. ©1e.
Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 180596; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. japAs fag:
Good-bye blueberry pie, good-bye apple
sauce; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 19386; E unp. 181000; William
Obed Merrill, Hardwick, Vt. Pipe VIS
Good-bye, little stranger, good-bye;
song, arr. Bill Clifford. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1936; E unp. 129601; Larry Young,
San Francisco. 22124
Good-bye mademoiselles ; song, w Grant
H. Code and C. W. Chylinski; with
ukulele arr. B. W. Robie. © June 15,
1932; E pub. 56745; Charles William
Chylinski, Detroit. 22125
Good-bye Will Rogers; song, m Ruth
Edwards. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
56815; H. W. McAfee, Tucumeari,
N. M. 22126
Good evening! pretty lady; fox-trot, w
Ralph Butler and Stanley J. Dam-
erell, m Tolchard Evans; with uku-
lele arr. and chord figures for pf.
accordion, banjo and guit. © July
24, 1936; E for, 45344; Cecil Len-
nox, Itd., London. PDT
Good night; w and m Ella G. Gillett.
© Mar. 28, 1936; E pub. 54481; Hlk-
vog music co., Philadelphia. 22128
Good night, my dear, good night; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
130038 ; Harold O. Wieghart, Chicago.
22129
Good-night Vienna; romantic musical
play, bk. Holt Marvell, lyrics H.
Marvell and H. V. Pureell, play
adapted Sydney Box, m George Pos-
997
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22130
pt. m1, 0. S., v. 8b
Good-night Vienna—Continued.
ford. Voc. sc. © Aug. 5, 1936; E for.
45328; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22130
Gorse bloom; by Sidney Saunders; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1936; E for. 45398; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 22131
Gospel gems; hymns. © Mar. 25, 1936;
EH pub. 57120; Alexander Seymour,
New York. 22132
Gotta brand new mama, sweetest Jane;
w Tyra Lemuel Vick; pf. © 1 «¢
Aug. 51, 19386; E unp. 131142; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or.
221383
Granby’s love song; song. © July 31,
1956; E pub. 56741; Frank S. Gamble,
Hartford. 22134
Grandfather’s clock; arr. Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
57092; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 22135
Greater New York anthem; song, m
Walter Krane. © July 28, 1986;
E pub. 56812; Sidney Nickelsburg,
New York. 22136
Greatest (The) plan; Townsend plan
theme song. © July 30, 1936; E pub.
06762; Joe T. Thomas, Cleveland.
P2I37
Greatest (The) President we ever had;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1936;
E unp. 129701 ; Emmet Sanford John-
son, McDonald, Pa. 22138
Greatest (The) story is all about you;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130314;
Harold Paul Wilder, Brookline, Mass.
22139)
Gypsy (The); song. © 1. Aug. 31,
1986; E unp. 131116; Isabelle W.
Steele, Kansas City, Mo. 22140
Gypsy (The) heart; song, m Josephine
Hills) © 1 c. Aug) 6, 1986. EF) unp.
130423; Chas. M. Best, Berkeley,
Calif. 22141
Gypsy lovers; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 5, 1930; E unp. 129641; Marie
Kuzyns, Detroit. 22142
Gypsy moon; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Aug. 11, 1986; E unp. 129976; Roger
Feuereisen, New York. 22143
Had we but hearkened; unison song,
w Edith Dorothy Pleydell-Bouverie,
m H. Walford Davies. © July 14,
1986; E for. 45326; Novello & co.,
~ Itd., London. 22144
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Awake the
trumpet’s lofty sound; from Sam-
son, George Frederick Handel, tran-
Seribed and ed. Clara Tillinghast;
sop. 1, 2 and alto; 2 pfs., 4 hands,
ace. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub. 56980;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
22145
——lLet their celestial concerts all
unite; from Samson, George Fred-
erick Handel, transcribed Clara Til-
linghast; sop. 1, 2 and alto; 2 pfs.,
4 hands, ace. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56931; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
22146.
Hail Franklin Roosevelt; song, arr, G.
Lambert. © July 20, 1936; E pub.
56605; C. J. O'Hara, New York.
22147
Hail the banner of democracy; song,
w George G. Grenier. © 1 ¢. Aug. 1,
1986; E unp. 128488; Mary Bair
Grenier, New York. 22148
Hail, well beloved New York; w H. 8.
Campbell, melody T. W. De Verg-
nies. © 1 e. Aug. 5,.198¢e, ene
129620; Thomas Wendell De Verg-
nies and Helen Stewart Campbell,
Bloomfield, N. J. 22149:
Half of me; w Sam M. Lewis, m Peter
De Rose; with arr. for guit., ete.
© ‘Aug. 24° 1986 :° Hh" pub) Beaor
Harms, inc., New York. 22150
Hallelujah, I’m free again; song. ©
1c Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 1380498;
Jasper Thomas, New York. 22151
Hampton court; march, Arthur Gra-
ham; reed and brass band pts. ©
July 28, 1986; E for. 45480; Hawkes
& son (London) Iltd., London. 22152
Hand in hand; fox trot; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
130236; Harvey Edward Engman,
St. Cloud, Minn. 22153
—w D. Curry, m Ralph Laib. ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130160;
Viadimir Bialkowski and Donald
Curry, New York. 22154
Hands; song, w Alma L. Weixelbaum.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 130010;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 22155
Hands full 0’ swing; by Helmy Kresa ;
pf. © Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 56829;
ABC standard music publications,
ine., New York. 22156
Hands (The) of the clock; song, m
Leo Richard. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1986;
E unp. 130086; Robert A. Warner,
Chicago. 22157
998
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Happier; w and m R, Fran Joy; pf.
©l1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130640;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22158
Happiness wasn’t meant for me; song.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp, 129471;
Madge Burton Rounsaville, Los An-
geles. 22159
Happy and gay; song, m Lou Caruso.
©1e. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130905 ;
James Arieff, Wilmington, Del.
22160
Happy (The) cowboy; w Uncle Frank;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130651; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22161
Happy days; w Eva Grear; pf. ©le.
Aug. 10, 19386; E unp. 129883; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 22162
Happy-go-lucky; w B. Nisen, m M.
Davidson. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E
unp. 130251; Milt Davidson and Bar-
ney Nisen, Los Angeles. 22163
Happy is the miller boy; m Marvin
Spencer; pf., with w. © June 13,
1936; E pub. 56190; Oliver Ditson
co., ine., Boston. 22164
Hard to forget; valse song. © 1.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 1380204; Peggy
Hawkins Paudash, Keene, Ont., Can-
ada. 22165
Harlem River is Old Man River now; w
and m Tiny Parham; pf. treble. ©
1 ce. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130275;
Hartzell (Tiny) Parham, Chicago.
22166
Harp sounds. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E
unp. 130289; Doris Jones Dahlgren,
Los Angeles. 22167
Have a good time with my heart; w
K. Carley and Ted Benton, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131097; Kenneth Carley, Dallas.
22168
Have you ever heard a string band
swing; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 1300383; Marvin
Montgomery, Fort Worth. 22169
Have you ever seen an angel; w and
m Alan White Cook; pf. ©1c. Aug.
20, 1986; E unp. 180505; Keturah
Nell Cook, Kalamazoo, Mich. 22170
Hawaiian guitar series; 12 lessons for
guit., Fred T. Busswood. pt. 1. ©
July 15, 1936; E pub. 57086; Macklin
pub. co., Lancaster, Pa. 22071
22185
Hawaiian honeymoon; song. © 1 «.
Aug. %, 19386; E unp.; 129799; Flor-
ence Elizabeth Cornforth, Pittsburgh.
22172
Hawaiian moonbeams; by Fred _ T.
Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57089 ; Macklin pub. co., Lancas-
ter, Pa. 22173
Hawaiian school march; by Fred T.
Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57093 ; Macklin pub. co., Lancas-
ter, Pa. 22174
Haydn (Franz Josef) Second year
Haydn; 15 compositions, adapted,
arr. and ed. E. Markham Lee; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1936; E for. 45419; Alfred
Lengnick & co., ltd., London. 22175
He is e’er beside you; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56456; Forster mu-
sic publisher, ine., Chicago. 22176
He’s your shield; hymn, arr. Marion
Garner Anderson. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E pub, 57045; Maud Chiles Cook, Chi-
cago. 22177
He, she and me; song. ©1ce. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130413; Michael Mikita
and Mac Benoit, New York. 22178
Heaven ; song, m Leo Richard. © 1c.
Aug. 7, 19386; E unp. 129738; Nettie
EK. Dodge, Bluffton, O. 22179
Heaven was sent to earth for me; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130801; Henry Bak May, Atlanta.
22180
Heaven was yesterday ; w Scott Bowen,
m Ron Bendayan. © 1 ec. Aug. 7,
1936; E unp. 129779; Baron Ben-
dayan, Los Angeles. 22181
Heiress of a million charms; song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131049;
Jimmy Parker, Los Angeles. 22182
Hello, hello, San Jose; song, arr. Harry
Powell. © Aug, 25, 1936; E pub.
57165; Mary N. Willis, San Jose,
Calif. 221838
Henry Hudson, jr.; w John Eugene
Hasty, m Josef Bonime and Ernest
Watson, “©? 1 “eMule. 21) 19367
unp. 130524; McCann Erickson, inc.,
New York. 22184
Her Majesty and the Prince; by Laud
German Phippen; pf. Aug. 5,
1936 ; E pub. 56859 ; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 22185
999
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22186
Her melody; song. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1986; E unp. 130244; Becky Morgan
Ault, Powhatan Pt., O. 22186
Here in my arms; fox-trot song, w
Marie Ellis. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1986;
E unp. 1380186; Wade Barickman,
Streator, Ill. 22187
Here’s love in your eye; from Big
broadeast of 1937, w and m Leo Ro-
bin and Ralph Rainger, pf. sc. Geo.
N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele, and
guit. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 57034;
Paramount productions, ine., New
York. 22188
Here without you; w Frederick J.
Voerg, arr. Alfred G. Wathall.
1 ec. Aug. 15, 19386; E unp. 1803866;
Birdie Segal Voerg, Chicago. 22189
Hessen (Alexander Friedrich von)
Sonate: op. 31; violine u. klavier; in
E moll. © July 20, 1936; E for.
45489; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
22190
Hey, what did the blue jay say; from
The Bowery princess, w Ted Koehler,
m Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr.
© Aug. 24, 1936; E pub. 57130; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 22191
Hideaway home; w and m George
Brander and Elmer Krebs; pf. treble.
© 1 ec. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129953 ;
George E. Brander, Milwaukee.
22192
Hiding in a cloud; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 1380278: Katherine
Colicchio, Salt Lake City. 22193
Highway (The) headin’ home; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130501; Louis A. Ruben, Bayonne,
IN... Ji 22194
Highwayman Dick; romantic suite,
Clive Harty; pf. © Aug. 8, 1936; E
for. 45390; Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.,
London. 22195,
Hills (The) of old New England; w
and melody. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1936; EH
unp. 129764; Harry Vroom Connell,
Chelsea, Mass. 22196
Hinky, dinky, parley voo; w and mel-
ody Trebor Rellim. © 1 c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 180265; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 22197
His home beyond the blue; hymn, w
Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1936; E pub. 56547; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 22198
6 |
pt. m1, 0. s., v. 81
His: way is best; hymn, m George C.
Stebbins. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56825; Bessie Patten Gilmore, i. e.,
Mrs. P. A. Gilmore, New Haven.
22199
Hodge (Talbot) Three sketches; flute,
violin and pf. © Aug. 6, 1936; E for.
45443; J. & W. Chester, ltd., London.
22200
Hoe nigger: song, w Ruby Rutherford
Clay. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp.
130708; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
22201
Hold me in your arms to-night; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 27, 19386; E unp.
130879; Wallace Wakefield, San
Francisco. 22202
Hold my arm lovely lady; w and mel-
ody. ©1ec. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130911; Theodore Melyan and LeRoy
Wilbauer, Newark, N. J. 22203
Hold them mules; song, melody A.
Taub. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131033 ; Carl Ruppert, Denver.
22204
Holidays are jolly days; w and m Ho-
ratio Nicholls; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © July 31, 1936; E for. 45498;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd., Lon-
don. 22205
Holoholo kaa; song, arr. Robt. N.
Kamaunu. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E
unp. 1380544; John Kamealoha AIl-
meida, Honolulu. 22206
Home again; w Walter HE. Merrick, m
W. E. Merrick and D. Heywood, arr.
Maceo Jefferson. © 1 ec Aug. 29,
1936; E unp. 181025; Cosmo music
pub. corp., New York. 22207
Home-coming march; by Robert Braun;
pf. duet. With biographical sketch.
Fingering, phrasing, pedaling, ete., by
the composer. © July 24, 1936; BE
pub. 56840; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 22208
Home of my heart; song. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 129970; Haydn Wil-
liam Broughton, Pittsburgh. 22209
Home (The) we both design; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130837; Ola Lee, Los Angeles. 22210
Homeward bound; song, m Arthur
Simpson. © 1 e¢ Aug. 31, 1936; E
unp. 1381156; Will R. Smith, Lake
Worth, Fla. 22211
Hommage 4 Paul Dukas; pf. © June
25, 1936; E for. 45415; Elsa Bar-
raine, Paris. 22212
1000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
© June 25, 1936 ; E for. 45411 ;
22213
Honey-girl; waltz, w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 180733;
Clifford Samuel Gibbons, Noblesville,
Ind. 22214
Honey, I’m not drunk, I’m just pre-
tending; w and melody. ©1c. Aug.
20, 1936; E unp. 130753; Orval L.
Kizer, Oakland, Calif. 22215
Honey smile for me; song. ©1c. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 130982; Aileen Ham-
ilton, Greenfield, M11. 22216
Honolulu land; w John A. Wood; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 130315 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22217
Hortense, the tease; w and m Bess Jett.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 150638;
Laura Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia,
Mo. 22218
Hot dog man; song, m F. W. Occomy.
©1c. July 25, 1936; E unp. 1286387 ;
Francis Winder Occomy, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y. 22219
House (The) of broken dreams; waltz
pf.
Joaquin Rodrigo, Paris.
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 1380952; Anna
Rozelle Diller, Lanham, Md. 22220
House (The) of the Lord; w from the
Bible; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Aug. 26, 1986; E pub. 57100; George
H. Cook, Ocean Grove, N. J. 22221
How about an osculation; song. ©1ce.
Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130792; Irving
Laibson, Miami Beach, Fla. 22222
How can you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130999; Wil-
liam Obed Merrill, Hardwick, Vt.
22223
How could I know; song. ©1c. Aug.
21, 1936; E unp. 1380525; Charlotte R.
North, Lambertville, N. J. 22224
How could you; w Shelva Alfrus
Evans; pf. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E
unp. 181135; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22225
How do I love thee; w Elizabeth Bar-
rett Browning, m Blevins Davis;
high voice. © Aug. 6, 1986; E pub.
56831; Handy bros. music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 22226
‘How I like Limburger cheese; song.
© 1c. Aug, 28, 1936; E unp. 130977 :
Edgar C. Julian, Elwood, Ind. 99997
22242
How I wish I had my mother back
again; song. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936;
E unp. 130882; Addie Elizabeth Col-
lier, Temple, Okl. 22228
How long will I have to wait; song, w
Mario Coppola. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1936;
EK unp. 130698; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 22229
How true is your love for me; song.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130709;
Julius Wydock, Weatherly, Pa. 22230
Humanity with sanity; song. © Aug.
14, 1986; E pub. 56981; William R.
Seiffert, Oceanside, N. Y. 22231
Hundred (A) percent of the time; w
and melody Bert Conham. © 1 e.
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130108; Cleon
EH. Hammond, Brooklyn. 22232
Hurrah for the G. O. P.; song, arr.
Lewis T. Thomas. © 1c. Aug. 26,
19386; E unp. 1380833; Georgia Doug-
las Johnson, Washington. 22233
Hurrah New York; w and m Mrs. Stan-
ley B. Hayes; pf. © 1. July 30,
1936; E unp. 180852; Sarah Ritter
Hayes, Remsen, N. Y. 22234
Hushalullabye; song. ©1e. Aug. 21,
1936; E unp. 130569; Sherna Shalett,
New York. 22235
I am going to that city; hymn. © Jan.
20, 1936; E pub. 56804; Floyd W.
Hawkins, Tacoma. 22236
I am lonely for you; song. ©1le. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 1380935; Zackey
Joseph Halbouty, Beaumont, Tex.
Wp De
I am so happy; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56458; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 22238
I bring a song; w Bobby Ramsey; pf.
©1e. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130316;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22239
I come to Thee; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56459; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 22240
I could waltz for ever with you; valse
song. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129463 - Elizabeth Hindera, St. Jo-
seph, Mo. 22241
couldn’t be mad at you; w Bob.
Rothberg, melody Joseph Meyer. ©
1c. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 130594;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 22242
=~
1001
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22243
pt. m7, n. S., Vv. SL
I couldn’t believe; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130110;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 22243
I couldn’t live without you; w Rose
Plosker; pf. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936;
EK unp. 180144; Martin Monat, Brook-
lyn. 22244
I’d give the world; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 130880;
Mildred Brooks, Los Angeles. 22245
I’d like to drown myself in dreams;
w and m K. Ozier and Dot Brown. ©
1c. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 129608;
Catherine Treadwell and Dorothy
Allinson, Humble, Tex. 22246
I’d like to wander once again with the
girl I left behind; song, arr. Frank
S. Wildt. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936; B
unp. 130858 ; Hd Vandiver, Bismarck,
N. D. 22247
I’d rather sit and dream of you; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936;
HE unp. 130874; Charles Zwick, Cleve-
land Heights, O. 22248
I didn’t mean to be mean; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1c. Aug. 29,
19386; E unp. 131030; Henry Wilson,
Boston. 22249
I don’t believe in love; w and m Jeanne
Laisné and George Metcalf; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 4, 1936; E unp.
127432; Aimée Jeanne Laisné, Holly-
wood, Calif. 22250
I don’t care if stars fall out of the
sky; melody. ©1e. Aug. 12, 1936;
E unp. 130683; James Milton Sulli-
van, East Boston, Mass. 22251
I don’t like ritzie places, ’cause I’m an
old fashioned girl; w Della Nelson.
©1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130317;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22252
I don’t mind—Oh yeah; w Cord Mid-
dleton, m Belle Fenstock ; pf. treble.
©1e. Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130784;
Belle Fensterstock, New York.
22253
I don’t see how you can forget, dear,
when all I can do is remember ; song.
Galion, O., Chas. E. Hinckley. ©
Aug. 15, 1986; E pub. 56894; Alta
Pittman Hinckley, Galion, O. 22254
I don’t want life; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 130277; Katherine
Colicchio, Salt Lake City. 22250
I dream in vain; song, m Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1986; E unp.
129731; Mary Taylor, Chicago.
256
I dreamed a dream of love; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130875; Charles Zwick, Cleveland
Heights, O. 22257
dreamed I had written a beautiful
song; waltz song; melody Ray Hib-
beler. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp.
130089; Frances Kniskern Ander-
son, Commerce, OKI. 22258
feel it dear; fox-trot, w and m Jua-
nita Knighton, with symbols for
ukulele. © Aug. 8, 1936; E pub.
57124; Juanita Knighton-Ganzer, Los
Angeles. 22259
fell in love with your picture; w T.
Gillen, m A. Gillen; ten banjo. ©
1 ec. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129516;
Tom Gillen and Alfred Gillen,
Youngstown, O. 22260
followed a star; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130818;
Morris John Schroeter, St. Louis.
22261
mH
b=
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forgot to cross my fingers; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 24, 19386; E
r
unp. 1380727; Ely Nathan Kapell,
Brooklyn. 222262
I found an angel in disguise; song.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp. 129647;
Morton Smith, Providence. 22263
I found my place in the sun under
the moon with you; w Frankie Sabas,
with melody. © 1. Aug. 8, 1936;
EH unp. 129508; Merrill D. Tonning,
Boise, Id. 22264
found romance; w Marian Shaw, m
Eddy Wells. © 1c. July 22, 19386;
E unp. 1380368 ; Hrich Weil, Brooklyn.
22265
I found the end of the rainbow; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129836;
Martha June Moad, Sayre, Okl.
22266
got a letter from my baby; w and
melody. ©1e. July 29, 1936; E unp.
130680; Glen M. Hommel and John
Gertig, Venice, Calif. 22267
=
Lam!
I got the gong from you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130923 ; Grace Bourdens, Santa Rosa,
Calif. 22268
1002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22294
I guess I’m all done; song. © 1 ©¢.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129484 : William
R. ‘Peckham, Richmond Center, Wis.
"92969
I had it coming to me; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 19386; E unp. 180113;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 22270
I have a lovely snowball; w Enid Blyn-
ton, m Cecil Sharman. © Aug. 26,
1936; E for. 45482; Novello & ©¢o.,
ltd., London. Deel
I hear the call of the road; w Mabel
Livingstone, m Daniel Wolf. © July
24, 1936; E pub. 56756; Harold Flam-
mer, inec., New York. 222 2,
I heard a song in a taxi; from Trans-
atlantic rhythm, w Irving Caesar and
Desmond Carter, m Ray Henderson.
© Aug. 11, 1936; EH for. "45502 ; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 222738
I just can’t believe it’s true; w S. J.
Segal, melody M. Shaffer. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130497; Max
Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Montreal.
22274
I knew that we’d meet again; w Allan
Flynn and Bert Douglas, m Ernest
Breuer; with guit. arr. © Aug. 26,
1936 ; E pub. 57103; Crawford music
corp. New York. 22275
I know you know I know, you'll always
love me; song, m Bernie Clements.
©ic. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129917 ;
George William Gibson, jr., Houston.
22276
I left my heart in Dixie, with a little
southern rose; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130218; Colin
| Ee McLeod, Dearborn, Mache 22208
I like you dangerous; waltz; pf. with
W. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936 ; EH unp.
129579; Mary E. Oliver, Pittsburgh.
22278
Tl always be waiting for you; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130078; Robert Seymore Gardtner,
Tottenville, S. I., N. Y. 22279
Tll always tell the world; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936;
H unp. 130548; Joseph George Ros-
etti, Olean, N. Y. 22280
I'll be Romeo and you be Juliet; song.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129932;
Virginia Mae Blank, Toledo. 22281
95094—36——_3
Ill forget the rest of the world; waltz,
w and m Walter Tighe and L.
Muraro. ©1e. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp.
130001; Louis Muraro, Brooklyn.
22282
I'll forgive and forget; w Gertrude S.
Gibson; pf. © 1c Aug. 10, 1986;
EK eunp. 129892; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22283
I'll go ridin’ down that Texas trail;
w G. Autry and Smiley Burnette, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131175; Gene Autry, Hollywood,
Calif. 22284
I’ll have the last waltz dear, with you;
w andm G. J. Hilt and Ben Adelman,
pf. sc. Harold Potter. © July 28,
1936; E pub. 56896; George Jerome
Hilt, Brooklyn. 22285
I'll have to start roving again; song,
arr. Wm. F. Schiller. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1936; E unp. 130152; Willard Ennis,
Hollywood, Calif. 22286
T’ll love you in life’s winter; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
130458 ; Leon Lomond Winthrop Coll-
ver, Cos Cob, Conn. 22287
Tll never forget; w S. J. Segal, melody
M. Shaffer. © 1c Aug.’ 20, 19386;
EH unp. 130498; Max Shaffer and S.
J. Segal, Montreal. 22288
Ill never forget the day I met you;
fox-trot, w Mary Helen Sceeles, m
Herbert Ialan. ©1e. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129915; Mary Sceeles, East
Providence. 22289
Ill never wear my heart upon my
sleeve again; w and melody. ©1..
Aug. 13, 1986; E unp. 1380147; Louis
A. Ruben, Bayonne, N. J. 22290
I'll remember since I can’t forget; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1936;
E unp. 130006; Virginia Rusé Iversen,
Los Angeles. 22291
Ill say goodbye; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 1381094;
Wm. H. Rinn, Detroit. 22292
Tll sew some stitches; w Thelma
Thulon; pf. © 1c Aug. 24, 1936;
BE unp. 130653 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22293
I’ll sing you a thousand love songs;
from Cain and Mabel, w Al Dubin, m
- Harry Warren; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 17, 19386; E pub. 57087;
Remick music corp., New York.
22294
1003
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22295
Ill write a song
Sam Adelman. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936;
EX unp. 180069; Royal M. Tinker,
Washington. 22295
I long for you; w Fern Bowman; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130652;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22296
I long to see my Savior; hymn. © 1 «.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 1380859; Missouri
Davis, Foley, Mo. 22297
I lost the girl of my dreams; w Nancy
Burger; pf. © 1 cvAue. 17 19386;
E unp. 130818; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22298
I love only you; w and melody Frank
Hoyt, in collaboration with Billy
Barclay. © 1. Aug. 22, 1936; HB
unp. 1380740; Francis Stanley Choj-
nacki, Lockport, N. Y. 22299
I love the name Jesus; hymn. © July
24, 1986; E pub. 57069; Mayme White
Miller, Wyoming, O. 22300
I love the name of Jesus; hymn, har-
monized Lillian Richardson. © Aug.
28, 1936; E pub. 57168; Robert R.
Petrie, Norwood, Pa. 22301
I love you, angel; by Theoph. D. Mc-
Ghee; pf. ©1c. Aug. 4, 19386; E unp.
129711; Jimmie B. Morgan, Detroit.
22302
I love you at dawning; song. © Aug.
5, 1936; E pub. 56880; Frank C.
Huston, Knightstown, Ind. 22303
I love you best of all; pf. treble, with
Ayer © sll, ve: Aug. 5, 1936 ; E unp.
129630; R. D. Hindman, Alton, Ill.
22304
I love you but I know that it’s wrong;
song, pf. sc. Evelyn Wiese. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 130034; James
Edward Moxley, Sioux Falls, S. D.
22305
I love you more each day; song. ©1ce.
Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129853; Mac M.
Hawkins, Kilgore, Tex. 22306
loved you the moment when first we
met; w and melody. ©1« Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 180176; J. W. Bartels,
Los Angeles. 22307
I’m a lonesome for the rolling prairie;
song. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
130409; Michael Mikita and Mac
Benoit, New York. 22308
I’m all broken up; w and melody Teddy
Troy. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp.
130713 ; Marin Tronieri, Philadelphia.
22309
=
pt. I, NS., Vo ok
; fox-trot song, melody | I’m Anthony, your adversary; pf., with
wei ©: Lex Aug. 1, 1986; Boop
129693; Carl Ward Dudley, Los
Angeles. 22310.
I’m broken hearted; waltz, w and m
Roy Brown. © July 30, 1936; E for.
45438; Ace music publishers, Winni-
peg, Manit., Canada. 22311
I’m brushing up my top-hat; w F. K.
Marg, m Charles John Kingsbury,
pf. sc. Harold Potter. © 1c July
29, 1936; E unp. 1380630; Charles
Kingsbury, Covington, Pa. and
Frances K. Marg, Fairchild, Wis.
22312
I’m building castles; w L. J. Botwin,
melody S. Botwin. © 1 ¢ Aug. 7,
19386; E unp. 129725; Louis J. Botwin
and Shirley Botwin, Freeport, L. I.,.
INE) Me 22313:
I’m campaigning for you; song, m K. L.
Enlow. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129645; Oral Pert Enlow, English;
Ind. 22314
I’m come easy, go easy Elmer, but this
is my night to howl; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936: Hioump:
180163; Tom Lysaght, Pittsburgh.
22315.
I’m comf’table to have around; song..
©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131089;
Howard Evan ‘Wilson, Houston.
22316.
I’m completely in love; w Harry Fein-
gold, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 5,.
1936; E unp. 129617; Louis Kohuth,
New York. 22317
I’m falling in love for the last time; w
and melody. ©1e. Aug. 12, 1936;
EK unp. 1380164; Tom Lysaght, Pitts-
burgh. 22318.
I’m for Delano; w and m Charles A.
Adsit. © Aug. 3, 1936; E pub. 56909 ;
House of Adsit, Hawthorne, Calif.
22319
I’m for love-ocracy ; song, w Arden M.
Gaddis. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp..
130012 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
22320
I’m forever on your mind; w I. An-
drews, melody C. Ford. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1986; E unp. 180372; Charles.
Ford and Ismay Andrews, New York.
22321
I’m gettin’ rem-i-nis-cent; song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 13, 19386; E unp. 130032;
Lizette Mowen, Columbus, O. 22322:
1004
no. 8, 1936
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
t
22349
I’m glad that Jesus saved me; song.
©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130486 ;
Carl W. Albany, Lawrence, L. L.,
Bio ¥, 22323
I’m glad you didn’t stop to say hello;
song, arr. Charles Hillner. © 1 ©.
Aug! 15, «119386; : EB unp. 130241;
Dorothy Ross Hamel, Haverhill,
Mass. 22324
I’m going home where the cattle roam ;
w and m Ludwig Kube; pf. ©l1e.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130642; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22325
I’m going to sue you for love; w V. C.
Rice, melody C. L. Soares. © 1 «.
Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130835; Char-
lotte Louise Soares and Viola Cath-
erine Rice, Sacramento, Calif. 22326
I’m gonna write a song; song, arr.
Arthur Lee Mancebo. © 1 ¢. Aug.
27, 1936; E unp. 130906; William
John Gorohoff, San Francisco. 22327
\
I’m happy as the day is long; fox-trot,
w J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell.
©1e. Aug. 12; 1936; E unp. 130053 ;
Joseph McDonald and Patrick Pur-
cell, Langley Field, Va. 22328
I’m happy dear with you; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1936;
E unp. 129973; Gordon Elmer Willey,
Wilmington, Calif. 22329
I’m hoping it isn’t a dream; pf. treble,
with w. ©i1ce. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp.
129690; Hugene G. Addison, Balti-
more. 22330:
I’m in a perfect heaven; w James Cap-
petta, and melody. © 1. Aug. 3,
1936 ; E unp. 129527 ; Henry Horvath,
Chicago. 22331
I’m in love with everything, cause
you're in love with me; song. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 130887; Cyril
F. Walter, New York. 22332
I’m in love with the girl of my dreams;
w Charlie Tobias, melody Peter De
Rose. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130846; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. OD e
I’m in the dark again; song. © 1.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130247; Tom
Vassonie, St. Louis. 22334
I’m in the pink of condition; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129588; Randolph Jackson Fones,
Washington. 223385
I’m just a little black sheep; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 1381085;
Famous music corp., New York.
223836
I’m just an apple; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1936; E unp.
1307738; Anna M. M. Schenk, Alton,
108 22006
I’m just drifting along; song. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129542; Russell
Stedman, Philadelphia. 22338
I’m leaving my future to you; w E.
Weissman and M. L. B.; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 180741 ; Charles
H. Weissman, Baltimore. 22339)
I’m like a clock; pf., with w. ©1e
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129966; Mollie
Chapman, Chicago. 22340
I’m living a lie; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1986; EE unp.. 131102;
Wayne George Johnson, Baxter, Pa.
22341
I’m living in a dream about you; w and
m Jeanne Laisné and George Met-
calf; pf. treble. ©1c. June 12, 1936;
E eunp. 127433; Aimée Jeanne Laisné,
Hollywood, Calif. 22342
I’m lonely without you; song, melody
Wilbur Dorfman. © 1 ¢. July 28,
1986; E unp. 129710; Sidney Mitchell,
Cleveland. 22343
I’m looking for a horse and buggy fel-
low; song, m L. J. Kirkpatrick and
Harry E. Powell. © 1 c. Aug. 7,
1936; E unp. 129757; Louis J. Kirk-
patrick, San Francisco. 22344
I’m losing my heart; waltz, w Lee
Wood, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 180182; Alvin Songey,
Berkeley, Calif. 22345
I’m marching home; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56463; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 22346
I’m not afraid to tell them; w and mel-
ody. © 1e Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130890; Paul Safos, Warren, O.
22347
I’m nursing a broken heart; w Hugh
Smith, and melody. ©1e. Aug. 31,
1986; E unp. 131100; Eugene Edgar
Page, Los Angeles. 22348
I’m on my own; from All’s well, w Ed-
gar Blatt, m Nay Ayer, jr.; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Aug. 7, 1936; E
for. 45356; Keith, Prowse & eo., ltd.,.
London. 22349)
1005
CATALOG OF
22350
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. m1, n. s., Vv. 81
I’m only interested in you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129603; Joseph Michael Roman,
Greensburg, Pa. 22350
I’m playin’ second fiddle to you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1936: E unp. 129555:
Mary Gail Koen, Mannington, W. Va.
22351
I’m prepared for love; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; EB unp. 129525;
Morrey Davidson and Sammy Wat-
kins, Cleveland, and Edward Louis
Goette, Lakewood, O. 22352
I’m running away from heaven, run-
ning away from you; w and melody
Kula Knisely. © 1. Aug. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 129585; Hula Reed Knisely,
Columbus, O. 22353
I’m so fond of you; song. ©1e. Aug.
12, 1936; E unp. 130023; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 22354
I’m so infatuated; from the Niagara
univ. musical revue of 1936. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129787; John
Michael Toole, Geneva, N. Y. 22355
I’m so sad and blue; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130897;
Frank Marchese, Graterford, Pa.
22356
I’m somebody’s sweetheart now; song;
with guit. arr. ©1e. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 180871; Joy E. Schreiner,
Dunbar, Neb. 22357
I’m taking my chances on you; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130270; Mae Mae Wellons, Memphis,
‘Tenn. 2358
I’m thankful from my heart; song. ©
1c. Aug. 8, 1986;.E unp. 129798 ;
John J. Erby, Los Angeles. 22359
I’m the fellow all the girls talk about;
fox-trot song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130965;
Milton Glickman, Wichita. 22360
I’m the nominee; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129564; Rocco
G. Capozzi, Newark, N. J. 22361
I’m thinking of you to-night, sweet-
heart; w Marion Oliver; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 31, 19836; E unp. 181149; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22362
I’m too doggoned dizzy ; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1986; E unp. 130229;
Gladys Marie Barton, Monahans, Tex.
22363
I’m trying to forget that I love you;
pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1986; H
unp. 129797 ; Florence Elizabeth Corn-
forth, Pittsburgh. 22364
I’m up to my eyebrows in love; w Clarol
Ramey, m Burrell Van Buren; with
ukulele arr. ©1e. July 22, 1936; E
unp. 129524; Clarol Nees Ramey,
Rensselaer, Ind. 22365
I’m waiting for twilight to fall; from
All’s well, w Edgar Blatt, m Nat
Ayer, jr.; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Aug. 14, 1936; E for. 45394; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 22366
I’m wandering down Moonlight Lane
with you; song, w Harry E. Strohm;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © 1 «
Aug. 19, 19386; E unp. 130430; Mar-
gurite Carr, Rushville, Ind. 22367
I’m whistling; w and melody. ©1e
Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129998; James
Pierce, San Francisco. 22368
I’m wondering why; w Frances Meyer,
and melody. © 1 c. Aug. 18, 1936;
E unp. 130381; Eric i MeNehs Arverne,
Tajcar es Ni aes 22369
I’m writing this song to you; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 19386; E unp.
129616; Mackenzie Gordon and Jill-
son Peattie, San Francisco. 22370
I met my love while dreaming; song.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129576;
Haydn William Broughton, Pitts-
burgh. 22371
I miss you; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129803; Meyer
M. Sholk, Boston. 22372
I must forget: song. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 129824; Reta Fern An-
derson, Beloit, Wis. Zale
I need you in my arms; w L. Mattern,
melody Charles Mattern. © 1 «
Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129760; Lynda
Helhoff Mattern, West Los Angeles,
Calif. 22374
I never dreamed; w and m Willard
Evans; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; BH
unp. 130641; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22375
never had a girl like you; song. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 130602;
Jasper Thomas, New York. 22376
I never knew before; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 131004;
Frederick Brock, New Rochelle, N. Y.
22377
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22405
I never know; song, w B. Castle and
Joe Castle. ©l1c Aug. 31, 19386; E
unp. 1381090; Mary Lou Williams and
Boots Castle, Kansas City, Mo. 22378
I never really knew; song. ©1c. Aug.
7, 19386; E unp. 129728; Theresa M.
Everette, Graham, N. C. 22379
I never shall forget that nite; w and
melody Edna Walters. © 1 ¢. Aug.
29, 1936: E unp. 181086; Edna Erm-
lich, Monongahela, Pa. 22380
I only dream; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 131682;
Susan HE. Taylor, Philadelphia. 22381
I only dream of you; fox-trot song, mel-
ody F. Suarez and Ben Adelman. ©
ime eausc. 25, 1956; E unp. 130971;
Frank Suarez, Hilo, Hawaii. 22382
I only have one little sweetheart ;
waltz, w and melody. © 1 ec. Aug.
28, 1986; E unp. 1380978; Malven Ol-
sen, Brooklyn. 22383
I pine for the pines in old Pine Ridge;
song. © July 25, 1936: E pub. 56742;
HKugene M. Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
22384
I reckon it’s love in my soul; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 180416;
André Anthony Jeffre’, Los Angeles.
22385
I saw a falling star; song. © Dec. 10,
1985; E pub. 56966; Freda Kramer,
New York. 22386
I’se gwine south to see my gal, I’se
gwine back home; pf., with w. ©1
ce. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 1809380; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
22387
I search the crowds for a certain face;
song, w Anna Schauer. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1936; E unp. 130011; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 22388
I seek your love; song. © 1 c¢. Aug.
20, 1986; E unp. 130194; Clair Omar
Musser, Chicago. 22389
I shall be there; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56460; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 22390
I squeezed your hand, you squeezed
mine too; w Ervin Howard Strub;
pis © 1 ec. Aug..10, 19386: Eup.
122870'; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22391
I tell you every day; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129939:
Gustav Heintze, Washington. 22892
I think I’ve had my fill of you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131050;
Jimmy Parker, Los Angeles. 22893
I think the world of you; song, w
Gerryle Lee. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936;
E unp. 130699; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 22394
I think you’re wonderful ; fox-trot song,
arr.’.Celia) | ©) 1. ¢. Aug, 25, 1986:
EK unp. 130768; Joseph Viglione, Phil-
adelphia. 22395
I’ve found it’s true; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129653;
Alpharetta Monthei, Jefferson, Ia.
22396
I’ve got a bone to pick with you; song,
m W. Okie and Helene Gradowitz.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129513;
William Okie, Los Angeles. 22397
I’ve got a job on my hands; pf., with
w. ©1ce. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130520; Cherie Anderson, St. Louis.
22398
I've got a one track mind for love; w
and melody. © 1e. Aug. 28, 1986;
E unp. 1381001; William Obed Mer-
rill, Hardwick, Vt. 22399
Ive got an eye on you; song, m Luther
A. Clark, pf. and ukulele arrs. Aaron
A. Clark. © July 30, 1936; E pub.
56785; Alice Sirois, Lewiston, Me.
22400
I’ve got the tap-dance blues; pf., with
w. ©1e Aug. 25, 1986; E unp.
1380778; David Fredrick Morse, Mid-
dle Granville, N. Y. 22401
I’ve got those house cleaning blues: w
Bob Rothberg, melody Sammy Tim-
berg. © 1c Aug. 6, 1986; E unp.
129750; Paramount pictures, inc.,
New York. 22402
I’ve got you on my mind; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936;
E unp. 130100; Sam P. Acton, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 22403
I've gotta yen for you; fox-trot song,
melody F. H. Ralph and Sam Adel-
man. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp.
130075; FE. Harold Ralph, Sonora,
Calif. 22404.
I’ve made my heart over for you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
180450; William H. Tate, Conners-
ville, Ind. 22405
1007
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22406
pt Tir 0. Ss yoo"
I’ve never found a friend like mother;
song. © Aug. 19, 1936; 2 c. Aug. 21;
E pub. 57044; Geo. E. Harris, Tulsa,
Oxkl. 22406
I’ve tried—it can’t be done; w and
kel
melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1986; E unp.
130895; Virginia Mary Conry, Cov-
ington, Ky. 22407
waited for the Lord; duet, m A. J. J.,
ed. M. A. Simpson; sop. and alto.
© Aug. 1, 1936; E pub. 56787; Wm.
A. Pond & co., Ridgefield Park, N. J.
22408
want a cowboy for a sweetheart: w
and melody Bob Rothberg and Sammy
Timberg.
unp. 181084 ; Paramount pictures, inc.,
New York. 22409
want a little love so much; song,
w T. Chaney. ©1 ce. Aug. 27, 1986;
E unp. 180862; Zeb Seybold, Ada,
Oki. 22410
I want love; song. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1936;
FH unp. 129661; Edna Fern Daly, Cas-
per, Wy. 22411
want the world to know; song, m
Alexander Angus. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 180224; Jerry Butler,
Montreal. 22412
want to be cuddled; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. Aug.
12, 1936; E unp, 130063; Bessie Kel-
ler, Syracuse. 22413.
want to be loved by someone; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 13,
1986; E unp. 180102; Sam P. Acton,
Birmingham, Ala. 22414
want to be your king of romance;
w Richard Charles Pleasant; pf. ©
1 c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129880;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22415
I want to middle down the center of an
pa|
|
Le
aisle with you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130091; Mil-
dred Brooks, Hollywood, Calif.
22416
want to rumple your hair; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130274;
Hamilton Forrest, Chicago. 22417
want to see my tootsie; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp.
129899; Adrian Blaine Omerod, New
York. 22418
want you; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 3, 19836; E unp. 129501; Mar-
garet Osburn Hoffman, Baltimore.
22419
1008
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E]
I want you back again; song, w Milton
Lama
=
Lema
-
Royee.,.© fc. Aug.24, 193i
unp. 130710; Constance Bohan, Los
Angeles. 22420
want you forever; w Walter Hirsch,
m Domenico Savino. © July 31,
1936; E pub. 56781; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22421
was saying to the moon; w Johnny
Burke, melody Arthur Johuston. ©
1 ce Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130115;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 22422
was wrong; w and melody. © 1 e.
Aug. 3, 19836; E unp. 130030; Henry
Horace Joseph, Middletown, N. Y.
22423
will return to you; song. © 1'¢
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 130739; Ann
M. Bennion, Mt. Emmons, Utah.
22424
will wait in the gloaming for you;
w John A. Wood; pf. © 1 « Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 130319; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 22425
wish I were your love affair; w
Nelson D. Cogan, m Abner Green-
berg; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 13, 1936; E pub. 51740; Green-
berg music publisher, New York.
22426
wonder if you miss me; w Harley
Preetz, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1936; E unp. 130503; Harley Wil-
liam Preetz, Columbus, Wis. 22427
wonder why; w Inez Stetson; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129872;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22428
won’t give up my love for you; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129852; Mac Milton Hawkins, Kil-
gore, Tex. 22429
would give my all; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56461; Forster mu-
sic publisher, inc., Chicago. 22430
wrote a love song; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130266;
George L. Williams, Pittsburgh.
22431
Ich hab’ den wagen voller wunder-
schoner miadchen; slowfox, text
Eckhardt, m Otto Riedlmayer. ©
May 16, 1986; E for. 45469; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 22432
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
If; arr. BE. Schubel; pf., with w. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129914;
Kenneth Burnett Rochford, Newark,
Ie? J. 22.433
If by chance; pf., with w. © 1.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130609; Paul
Salvatori, Forest Park, Il. 22434
If I can’t have you; w Harvey John-
son, m DeVere E. Olson. ©1c. Aug.
18, 1936; E unp. 1380418; Harvey Rus-
sell Johnson, jr., Brockway, Pa.
22435
If I could be your honey bee; fox-trot
song. ©1e. June 8, 1936; E unp.
130205; W. Black, Windsor, Ont.,
Canada. 22436
If I had a thousand hearts; w Virgie
Belcher; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129882; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 224387
Tf I had just one more day; w Ger-
trude Millicent McGrath; pf. ©le.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 181140; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
. 22438
If I just had a view of you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1936, E unp. 130789;
Edward G. Maxim, Brooklyn. 22439
If I only had the nerve; w and m
Art Schwenk and Chick Locey, pf.
se. A. Schwenk; with guit. arr. ©
1 ¢@ Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130397;
Arthur Schwenk, jr. and James
Locey, Maxwell, Calif. 22440
If love had only passed me by; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1986;
EK unp. 1380777; Lourie Estrin, De-
troit. 22441
If you’d tell me that you care; w and
melody. © 1c. July 31, 1936; E
unp. 129705; Elizabeth Cole Ray,
Detroit. 22442
If you have another; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130996; Doro-
thy Ruth Dietrich, Norristown, Pa.
22443,
If youll give me a lift to your heart;
w J. Hedblom, melody A. Fischer.
©1e. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129706;
‘Andrew Fischer and Jack Hedblom,
Detroit. 22.444
If you'll say you’re sorry; w and mel-
ody ..G. -H.. Blaha and Jerry.’ P.
Faruzzi. © 1 ¢. Aug. 13, 1936; E
unp. 130127; George Edward Blaha,
Cicero, Ill. 22445
22459
If you only knew; w H. Garaventa and
Muriel Hamrick, and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129467; Henry
Garaventa, Stockton, Calif. 22446
If you want to write a popular song;
w John Joseph Nilan; pf. ©1..
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131139; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22447
If you will only be a pal of mine; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp 129574; Omar Lee Sims, West
Orange, N. J. 22448
If your heart is heavy laden; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 19386; E pub. 56462; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
22449
Imitation of life; song. © Aug. 19,
1986; E pub. 57028; Freda Kramer,
New York. 22450
——w and melody. © 1. Aug. 20,
19386; E unp. 130485; Freda Kramer,
New York. 22451
In a cloud of charm; w Violet Mele,
and melody. © 1. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 130888 ; Gene Butowsky, Phil-
adelphia. 22452
In a cocktail grill; w Jack Hedblom,
melody A. Fischer.. © 1 c. Aug. 3,
19386; E unp. 129707; Andrew Fischer
and Jack Hedblom, Detroit. 22453
In a little Chinese garden; song. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 130196; Em-
mat Norman Frauman, Cincinnati.
22454
In a little Devonshire lane; w and m
Leslie Douglas and Ross Parker. ©
July 15, 1986; E for. 45321; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd , London.
22455
In a valley all our own; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130728;
Katie M. Rice, Fresno, Calif. 22456
In blauer nacht; w EH. Geibel, English
w Alvina HEngelskirchen, m Franz
Abt, arr.; women’s voices, unacc. ©
Aug. 20, 1986; E pub. 57073; Paul
Engelskirchen, New York 22457
In demand for an old fashioned curl;
w Robert Lloyd Hamilton; pf.
©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131126;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22458
In Dreamland; by Otto Stuart; pf. ©
July 29, 19386; E for. 45403; Warren
& Phillips, London. 22459
1009
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22460
pt. 11, n. S., V. 31
In dreams; w and melody.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131170; Char-
lotte Marker, Brooklyn.
In excelsis gloria; w Ida M. EH. Campen,
Breton melody arr. Morton J. Luvaas;
double mixed cho. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57054; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 22461
In grey I fell for you; fox trot song;
with arr for guit. and accordion; in
Ky (© il es, Avie at 2 ao a6 a un p:
130118; Stanley Albert Willcock,
Johannesburg, S. Africa. 22462
In Miami; pf., with w. © 1. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 1380981; Anna Wool-.
sey, Barberton, O. 22463
jn my Father’s house; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Joseph Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56464; Forster music
publisher, inec., Chicago. 22464
In my heart youll always be; song.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1986; EH unp. 129548;
Wallace H. Spangler, Richmond.
2465
In my mammy’s paradise; w Curtis
de Flon, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ©.
July 14, 19386; E unp. 129986; Curtis
Jemmings, Los Angeles. 22466
In my ship we'll go a’sailing; w HE.
Gallagher, m D. Westman; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 3, 19836; E unp. 129544; Hileen
Gallagher and Doris Westman, Sioux
City, Ia. 22467
In our little bungalow; w and melody
Helen Grace Dalton. © 1c. Aug. 1,
19386; E unp. 129469; Helen Daiton,
New York. 22468
In prayer I come to Thee; duet, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins; ten. and
alto. © July 15, 1936; E pub. 56465;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 22469
In Romany; song, melody Frederick
Cromweed. MC eA SR Oa OSG |
E unp. 129794; Evangeline Wailace,
New York. 22470
In seclusion. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 130157; Richard Eldridge
Maltby, Park Ridge, I11. 22471
In Shadow Valley; w and m Art
Schwenk and Chick Locey, pf. sc. Art
Schwenk; with diagrams for guit.
©i1c Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130213 ;
Arthur Schwenk, jr. and James
Locey, Maxwell, Calif.
22460
22472.
© 1 e.|In sunset land; w Joe DuMond, m Josh
Higgins; mixed quartet. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56466; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 22473
In that cabin in the West; w Maurice
Stone: pf. treble. © 1 c Aug. 29,
1986: E unp. 131078; Annie Sallie
Potter, Chicago. 22474
In the garden of my heart; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 19386; E unp.
129952; Leeona Mae Frye, Secor, Ill.
22475
In the groove; by Willie (the Lion) —
Smith; pf. © Aug. 18, 1986; E pub.
57002; Mills music, inc., New York.
22476
In the heart of ol’ Virginny; song. ©
1c Aug. 12, 19836; E unp. 1380024;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami. 22477
In the land of my dreams; w Asa May;
pf. © 1,¢ Aug? 10) 18363) Being
129866; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22478
In the land where the roses grow; song,
w Mabel W. Goodwin. © 1c Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 1380018; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 22479
In the mood; song. © 1 cc. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 129497; John Reginald
Harcourt, jr., San Jose, Calif. 22480
In the music room of heaven I’m hunt-
ing for a song; pf., with w. ©1«.
Aug. 28, 19386; E unp. 180929; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
22481
In the peace of Thy embrace; w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins; mixed
quartet. © July 15, 1986; © pub.
56467; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 22482
In the shade of the old red pine; song.
©1c. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130488;
Paul S. Warner, Wilseyville, N. Y.
22483
In the shadow of an old oak tree; w
and m Bob Wright and Chet Forrest.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130944;
Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer corp., New
York. 22484
In the sweet bye and bye; arr. A. P.
McKinney and R. F. Tomlinson ; guit.,
chord and diagram arr. © July 38,
1936; E pub. 57065; McKinney’s pub.
co., Peoria, Ill. 22485
In the woods; by Otto Stuart; pf. ©
July 29, 1936; E for. 45400; Warren
& Phillips, London. 22486
1010
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS /
no. 8, 1986
In this vacation time; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 130969; G. E. Smith,
San Antonio. 22487
In time; w Tot Seymour, melody Ann
Leaf. © 1c July 31, 1986; E unp.
129744; Famous music corp., New
York. 22488
In you my ideal lives; waltz, w Emma
L. Bamford, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 1380956 ;
Louise Dawson, Richmond, Calif.
22489
In your garden; song, James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130444; Wilbur Rey-
nolds, Port Byron, Ill. 22490
In your own quiet way; from Stage
struck, w E. Y. Harburg, m Harold
Arlen; with arr. for guit., etc.
Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 57042; Harms,
inc., New York. 22491
Inno dell’ impero Italiano; versi Men-
otti Pellegrini; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129928; Dominick
Borgia, New York. 22492
Interlude; by Gerald Finzi; oboe and
string quartet. Sc. and pts. © July
24, 19386; H for. 45286; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 22498
Intermezzi secenteschi; di Giuseppe
Piccioli; orch. da camera. Partitura.
© July 2, 1936; E for. 45303 ; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 22494
Intimate things; w Jill Rainsford, mel-
ody Red Newmark. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 1380735; Marguerite
Rainsford, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 22495
Introduce me; w Jack Bornkessel, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130081; Jay Elwood Smith, Rochester,
ING 22496
Tolanthe; overture; Arthur Sullivan,
transcribed Erik W. G. Leidzén ; band
pts., with conductor. © Aug. 28,
1936; E pub. 57148; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 22497
Iowa moon; w Ina Miles; pf. ©1«.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 180654; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 22498
Is it any wonder; w Raymond Leveen
and Walter J. Kastor, m Chas. J. Sin-
ning, pf. arr. Michel Weisberg; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E pub. 57108; Wiener-Davimos, inc.,
New York. 22499
Is it any wonder that a donkey hee
haws; w Grace Horner, m Olivia
Horner. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
181074; Rosalind Olivia Horner,
Johnstown, Pa. 22500
Is your face red; w Mort Dixon, mel-
ody Jesse Greer. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1936; E unp. 1380595; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 22501
Isle of Found; w Marcel Ledoux; pf.
©1ec. Aug. 24, 1936; EB unp. 130655;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22502
Isle (The) of our dreams; w and m
Jimmy Reed. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1936;
EH unp. 1380471; James Winfield Reed,
jr., Denver. 22503
It can happen to you; w Joe Young, m
Fred E. Ahlert; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 4, 1986; E pub. 56842; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 22504.
It can’t happen here; w Tot Seymour,
m Vee Lawnhurst, pf. se. Geo. N.
Terry ; with ukulele and guit. arr. ©
Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 56929; Popular
melodies, inc., New York. 22505
melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1 e« July 29, 19836: E unp. 129745;
Famous music corp., New York.
22506
It could never be the same; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131066; Evelyn Russell Meyers,
Brooklyn. 22507
It depends on you; w H. N. Griffith, and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129634 ; David C. Griffith, jr., Bay St.
Louis, Miss. 22508
It happened in Chicago; from Billy
Rose’s Casa manana, w Billy Rose
and Irving Kahal, m Dana Suesse;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Aug. 19,
1936; E pub. 57033; Chappell & co.,
ine., New York. 22509
It might have been; w and melody. ©
tre Aug. 17, 193865) EB unp. 130291 ;
Henry Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg,
P. O., Md. 22510
It’s all because of you; melody. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129948; Ralph
Brown, New York. 22511
It’s all up to you; song, w Diane Ko-
recki. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp.
129905; Emilie Klein, Los Angeles.
22512
It’s been years since I’ve seen my little
darlin’; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1936; E unp. 130299; Roy Shaf-
fer, New Orleans. 22513
1011
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22514
pt. m1, 0. S., v. dL
It’s clear as crystal; pf. treble, with w. | Italian (The) of Chestnut St.; rhumba
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; BE unp. 131171;
Margaret Marie Jensen, San Jose,
Calif. 22514
It’s ’cuz I'm in love; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130865; Ray
Mark, Crosby, Minn. 22515
It’s either you do or you don’t; song.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; BE unp. 129810;
Leslie Ford Caldwell, Chicago.
22516
It’s paradise I’m thinking of; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 19, 1986; EB unp.
130469; Ralph P. Acton, Norwood, O.
PLETAL
It’s springtime down in Carolina; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 26,
1936; E unp. 130809; Maude S. Moul-
ton, Los Angeles. 22518
It’s the old fashioned mother; fox-trot
song, melody by H. Fisher and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; BE
unp. 130061; Hathyl Fisher, Dallas.
22519
It’s the start of a new romance; w and
m Kddie Kusby and Case Kusby, arr.
Harold Mooney; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 56872;
Dynamic music co., Woodside, L. L.,
ING. 22520:
It’s tragic, but it’s true; w William
Hoffman, melody V. H. Blair. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130400; Vernon
Howard Blair and William Louis
Hoffman, San Francisco. 22521
It’s true; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 180939; Clarence Le-
Roy Penfold, New York. 22022,
It’s up to you; song, w Ted Crosby. ©
1c Aug. 29, 1956; EH unp. 131021;
Marian Boyle, Spokane. 22523
It’s winter in my heart; by Tibor
White: pk. treble; ©paecy Aue. 12.
1936 ; E unp. 130094 ; Theodore White,
Hollywood, Calif. 22524
It was a sad night in Harlem; w Al
Lewis, m Helmy Kresa; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Aug. 5, 1986; E pub.
56852; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
22525
It will have to do until the real thing
comes along; w and m Mann Holiner,
Alberta Nichols, Sammy Cahn, Saul
Chaplin and L. E. Freeman, pf. ac-
cordion arr. Pietro Deiro; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Aug. 15, 1936; E
pub. 57082; Chappell & co., inc., New
York.
22526
fox-trot, w and melody. arcs
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129717; Marcel
Rodrigo, Brooklyn. 22527
Jack and the bean-stalk; story in mu-
sic, Kathrn Bemis-Wilson; pf. ©
Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 56925; Wesley
Webster, San Bruno, Calif. 22528
Jakgdyby nigdy nic... ; tango, Slowa:
Jerry, m: Fred Scher. © July 3,
1986; E for. 45454; M. Arct, Warsaw,,
Poland. 22529
—_—— arr. I. Wesby; ork.
strony. © July 3, 1986; E for. 45455;
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 22530
Japanese lullaby; w Eugene Field, m
Birger W. Nordlander; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © July 24, 1936; E pub. 56750 ;.
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
22531
Jealousy; song, w Mary E. Walsh. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 180700;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 22532
Jean Harlow; fox-trot; pf., with w.
© Mar. 17, 1936; E pub. 57146; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 22000
Jeanie with the light brown hair; song,
Stephen Foster, new arr., with guit.
chords, Abe Brooks. © July 17, 1936;
E pub. 56811; Jerry Vogel music ¢o.,
inec., New York. 22534
JeSli kochasz sie w dziewezynie ... ;
tango Zz komedji muzyceznej Kot w
worku, Stowa: E. Schlechter, m
Wiadystaw Szpilman. © July 3,
1936; E for. 45456; M. Arct, Warsaw,
Poland. 22530
arr.; Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © July 3, 1986; E for. 45457 ;
M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 225386
Jest tylko jedna mitosé; tango, stowa:
Zenon Friedwald, m: Sandor Roz-
snyai, arr. Damith, E.; ork. strony.
© June 3, 1936; E for. 45395; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 22537
Jesus, I am waiting; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1986; E pub. 56468; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 22588
Jesus is calling; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1986;
E pub. 56469; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 22589
Jesus is waiting to help you; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1936; E pub. 56470; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 22540)
1012
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no. 8, 1936 22566
Jesus, King of Kings; w Johanna We-| Joya tropical; canciOn, arr. R. A.
gesin; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1986; Huezo. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1986; EH unp.
E unp. 129863; Sylvester Long Cross, 130527; Hrie Charles Blackmore,
Portland, Or. 22541 Mount Vernon, N. Y. 22553
Jesus, more wonderful Thou art; an-
them, w Victor E. Beck, m S. Clar-
ence Trued; mixed voices. © Aug.
.12, 1936; E pub. 569386; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 22542
Jesus precious Savior; hymn. © Aug.
12, 1936; E pub. 56924; Charles Ivar
Johnson, Sawyer, Mich. 22543,
Jesus, Savior; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56471; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 22544
gesus take me to Thy bosom; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins.
July 15, 1986; E pub. 56472; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 22545
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; w HE.
Caswall, m R. M. Stults; mixed
voices. © Aug. 12, 1986; E pub.
56937; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 22546
Joan, my dream girl come true; song,
w Arthur Prager. © 1 c¢. Aug. 19,
1936; E_unp. 1380545; Dorothy Stein-
meyer, Pittsburgh. 22547
Joan of Arc, the maid of Domremy
(Jeanne d’Are, la jeune fille de Dom-
remy); play, bk. and lyrics Milnor
Dorey, French tr. Grace Bundy, tra-
ditional melodies, adapted Bryceson
Treharne: sop., alto and bass. ©
Aug. 6, 1986; D 39123; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 22547*
Joan’s carol; w P. A. Grand, m Hugh
S. Roberton; mixed voices. © Aug.
5, 1986; E for. 45380; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 22548
Joe’s gone; unison song for massed
voices, w anon., m Geoffrey Shaw.
© May 26, 1935; E for. 45436; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, The year book
press, ltd., London. 22549
Joke (A) on me; song, melody Mary
Frances. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936;
EH unp. 180985; Jack Wilson, Phila-
delphia. 22550)
Jolly (The) whistler; by Louise E.
Stairs; pf., with w. © Aug. 12, 1936;
E pub. 56954; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 22551
Josephine; song. ©1ec. Aug. 19, 1936;
EK unp. 180410; Michael Mikita .and
Mac Benoit, New York. 22552
Jungle jitters: fox-trot, Larry Clinton ;
orch, pts. © Aug. 3, 1936; E pub.
56774; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
22504
Juniors’ marching song; pf., with w.
© May 16, 1936; E pub. 56892; Edith
Lowell, Gorham, Me. 22555
Just a dream ; song, from Miami sands;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Aug. 21,
19386; E pub. 57097; C. Arthur Fifer,
Quincy, Ill. 22556
Just a hobby of mine; w Marjory
Louise Hewitt; pf. ©l1ec Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130656; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 22557
Just a kiss in the park in old Paree;
song. ©le Aug. 21, 1986; E unp.
130564; Howard Louis Culbertson,
Zanesville, O. 22558.
Just a lie; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Aug. 28, 19836; E unp. 180924; Bela
Loblov, New York. 22559)
Just a little brown shack; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug.
20, 19386; E unp. 180496; Bennye
Kelly, Dallas. 22560:
Just a little old shack by a railroad
track; waltz song. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 180686; Arthur Prester,
Philadelphia. 22561
Just a lonely soul; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 11, 19386; E unp. 130000;
Earl L. Mayo, Brookfield, Mass.
22562
Just a souvenir; w Lou King, m Ed.
Pinder; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936;
H unp. 130920; R. Edward Pinder,
jr., New Castle, Del. 22563
Just a year ago; song, melody An-
thony Colangelo. © 1 e. July 31,
1936; E unp. 129752; Jennie Dough-
erty, Philadelphia. 22564
Just an humble home; w Mrs. Roland
Braun; mixed voices. © May 20,
1936; E pub. 56912; Ella Mohler
Rothrock, Patagonia, Ariz. 22565
Just an old fashion’d picture; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130842; Harlow G. Jungles, Lock-
port, Ill. 22506
1013
22567
Just an old fashioned picture of you;
w and m Joseph Hill, pf. arr. Dick
Ballou; with guit. arr. © Aug. 17,
1936; E pub. 56865; Dave Ringle,
New York. 22567
Just an old story; w Benny Miller, m
Steve LaMarr. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936;
E unp. 180093; Stephen La Marea,
Chicago. 22568
Just another amateur; w Jack Nason;
Dis. ©, fc. Aus. i 980 Komp.
130320; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22569
Just another day; fox trot song; with
arr. for,guit. and accordion; in G.
©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130117;
Stanley Albert Willcock, Johannes-
burg, S. Africa. 22570
— w Gertrude Stephenson; pf.
de. Aug. 10, 1936. 25H unp. 129875 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
Zo
Just because I dream of you; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp.
120676; Joseph Harry Heaton, Alex-
andria, La. PIES
Just beeause I’m always dreaming
dreams of you; w Leon Franklin
Wheeler; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129878; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 2a
Just for fun, play and sing; texts and
tunes Alice Keith. © Aug. 28, 1936;
AA 213889; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 22574
Just for to-night you’re meant for me;
w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 18, 1936;
EK unp. 1380387; George LeBoff, Balti-
more. 22515
Just for you; hymn, w Joe DuMond, m
Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936; H
pub. 56473; Forster music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 22576
Just give me one more chance; song.
©1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 180378;
G. V. Tanner, Cambridge, Md. 22577
Just hold me close; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1936; E unp. 130248; Bernard
Willis Conolly, Hrie, Pa. 22578
Just in case you change your mind; w
and m Ralph Freed, pf. se. Paul
Hill; with arr. for guit., ete., and pf.
accordion. © Aug. 20, 1936; E pub.
57058; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. (22579
Just like a rainbow; melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 1936; E unp. 129627; Wil-
liam Nicholas, New York. 22580)
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0. S., Vv. 31
Just skip it; song. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1936;
E unp. 129901; Jack Kopf, Philadel-
phia. 22581
Just south’ard of the line; m Harry
Jay. © July 81, 1936; E pub. 56740;
Louise Poage, Ashland, Ky. 22582
Just to be a child again; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129583 ; Annie Sallie Potter, Chicago.
22583
Just you, always you, only you; song, w
Eloise Weisiger. © 1 ¢« Aug. 11,
1936; E unp. 1380014; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 22584
Just you and 1; w V. N. Horney, m
G. S. Rice. © 1c. Aug. 18, 19386; E
unp. 130422; Gertrude S. Rice and
Virginia N. Horney, Baltimore.
22585
Kanaka rhumba; w and m Bucky Hen-
shaw; pf. treble. © 1.¢ Aven
1936; E unp. 130900; George Herbert
Henshaw, Honolulu. 22586
Kanaka’s farewell; by Fred T. Buss-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
57087; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 22587
Keep a twinkle in your eye; from Lew
Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1936, w Johnny
Mercer, m Rube Bloom; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © July 31, 1936; E for.
45465; Sun music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22588
Keep hoein’; w and m Paul Rusinky,
W. Edward Brueder and Billy Haid,
arr. Arthur Gutman; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Aug. 12; 1986 7>B)"pub:
56871; Broadway music corp., New
York. 22589
Keep smiling through; w and m Chris-
tine Kerr Peirce. © Apr. 15, 1935;
E pub. 56834; Willard C. Peirce, San
Jose, Calif. 22590
Kindred of the pioneers; rev. and arr.
George Henry Day; pf., with w.
1c. July 22, 1986; Ei unp. 130028;
Malcolm S. Johnston, Geneva, N. Y.
22591
King of my Gypsy tribes; song. © 1
‘e. Aug. 26, 1936; E unpeitedaen:
Aaron Elek, jr., Bay City, Mich.
22592
King (The) of swing is havin’ a dream;
from Connie’s hot chocolates of 1936,
w Sammy Cahn, m Saul Chaplin;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 4, 1936; H
pub. 56820; Mills music, inc., New
York. 22593
1014
MUSICAL COME'OSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22618
King (A) without a queen; song, w | Lamentation ;
Francis Colohan, jr. ©1c. Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 130857; Russ J. Schind-
ler, Cranford, N. J., Francis L. Colo-
han, jr., Linden, N. J., and Meyer
(Chic) Weiner, Brooklyn. 22594
King’s (The) hunt; by John Bull, arr.
E. Markham Lee; 2 pfs. © July 31,
1936; E for. 45353; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., inc. with John G. Mur-
doch & co., ltd., London. 22595
King’s (The) post; marching song of
the 15th C. A.; for pf., with song. ©
July 30, 1936; E pub. 56763; Frank
Frank, Fort Kamehameha, T. H.
22596
Klementyna; fox-trot, stowa: Igo Kra-
nowski, m: Artur Gold. © June 8,
1936; E for. 45310; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 22597
Klose-Prescott first and second year;
authentic excerpts from Klose com-
plete method for clarinet for use with
the first two years of the Prescott
technie system, Gerald Prescott. ©
Aug. 12, 19386; E pub. 56905; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22598
Knock, knock, who’s there; w Jimmy
Tyson and Bill Davies, m Vincent
Lopez and Johnny Morris; with guit.
arr. © July 31, 1936; E pub. 56841;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 22599
Knockin’ at the cabin door; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129818; Lillian Armstrong, Chicago.
22600
Knute Rockne of Notre Dame; w and:
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E
unp. 1380165; Tom Lysaght, Pitts-
burgh. 22601
Koérmagyar; pf. © Mar. 26, 1936; E
pub. 56835; Lajos Serly, New York.
22602
Kona aloha; w and melody. © 1 «
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131098; Benny
Kaai, Atiantic City. 22603
Lady in blue; w Leta Lynn; pf. ©l1e.
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129858; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 22604
Lady (The) in the moon; song, m W.
Leech. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
129495; Melvin Gallemore, Spokane.
22605
Lady (The) in the smoke; song. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130771;
Stanley John Pruszynski, Pittsburgh.
22606
based on motives of
folklore, Dezsé D’Antalffy, tr. from
the Hungarian, Boriska Tolnay;
contralto solo with flute and pf. ©
Aug. 4, 1936; E pub. 56848; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
22607
Landon will keep America free; song.
©1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 130632;
Carrie P. Benckendorf, Rockwell
City, Ia. 22608
Last night; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug.
7, 1986; E unp. 129798; Florence
Elizabeth Cornforth, Pittsburgh.
22609
Last night I dreamed of you; song. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 12, 1986; EH unp. 130039;
Myrtle McCraw, Chillicothe, Il.
22610!
w Walter Hirsch, melody Lou
Handman. © 1 c¢c. Aug. 25, 1986;
E unp. 180758; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 22611
Last (The) of the Boston Pratts; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 180869; Beatrice Leonard,
New York. 22612
Last (The) rose of summer; arr. Fred
T. Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57091; Macklin pub. co., Lan-
easter, Pa. 22613
Laudate Dominum; benediction man-
ual, liturgical w, melodies compiled
chiefly from English MSS., V. G.
Little. © June 9, 1936; E for. 45867;
Rushworth & Dreaper, ltd., Liver-
pool, Hngland. 22614
compiled V. G. Little, organ aces.
H. P. Allen, with liturgical w. ©
July 2, 1986; E for. 45368; Rush-
worth & Dreaper, ltd., Liverpool,
England. 22615
Laughing doll; happy intermezzo, Eric .
O’Neill; pf. © July 27, 1936; E for.
45337; Walsh, Holmes & co., Iltd.,
London. 22616
Lazy summer; song, melody Charles
Wells. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130891; August Richmond Frenzel,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 22617
Lazy summer moon; w and m Johnny
Muldowney, Larry Yoell and Jack
Shilkret, pf. sc. Paul Hill; with arr.
for guit., etc., and additional cho.
for accordion. © Aug. 138, 1936; E
pub. 56927; Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. 22618
1015
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22619
Lead me on, blessed Lord; song.
July 1, 19386; E pub. 56791; Silas
Walton Brister, sr., Monrovia, Calif.
22619
Leave it to love; from Rise and shine,
w Harry Graham and Desmond Car-
ter, m Robert Stolz; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © May 1, 1936; FE for.
45448 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
22620
Lebanon hills; song, m Eugene Platz-
man. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp.
129652; Leila Stephens, Fitzgerald,
Ga. 22621
Leetle Rosa, please come back; w and
m Hlizabeth Ann. © 1. Aug. 17,
19386; E unp. 180283; Hlizabeth
Chandler Prescott, Montpelier, Vt.
22622
Left-right; by Molly Hull; violins and
pf. © July 15, 1936; E for. 45279;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 226238
Lemare (Edwin H.) Andantino; trans-
seribed Lawrence C. Long; 3 B flat
cornets, with pf. acc. © Sept. 8,
1936; E pub. 56708; Joseph E. Ag-
new, Des Moines. 22624
Let freedom ring; musical satire,
libretto and lyrics D. Protzman, m
C. E. Bierschenk. © 1 c. Aug. 11,
19386; D 39117; Carl EH. Bierschenk
and David Protzman, Jamaica, L. L.,
INDY: 22624*
Let me belong to you; waltz song, w
and melody by Alfred Williamson.
©1l1e. July 15, 1986; E unp. 1380539;
Ingvar Bjarne Berg, Represa, Calif.
22625
Let me hold you in my arms you dar-
lin’; w and m Forsythe and Hayward.
© 1c. July 16, 1986; EH unp. 129489 ;
Hdna Forsythe and Della Hayward,
Kansas City, Mo. 22626
Let me sing my song; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1936; E pub. 56474; Forster mu-
sic publisher, inc., Chicago. 22627
Let me tell you of the stars, my dear ;
w H. Emmet Hegarty, melody Conrad
P. Straub and Robert J. White.
©1c Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131164;
Conrad Paul Bertron Straub, Irving-
ton, N. J. 22628
Let not your heart be troubled; w
from the Bible, m Helen Fairchild ;
pf. or organ acc. © July 24, 1936;
E pub. 56757; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 22629
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 3b
© | Let’s end it with a kiss; fox-trot song,
w Wm. Webb. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp 130678; Harold A. Hanft,
Jacksonville, Fla. 22630:
Let’s forward march with Roosevelt ;
song. ©1c. July 14, 1936; E unp.
129567; E. A. Leroy, Chicago. 22631
Let’s get back on speaking terms; w
Curtis De Flon, m J. Chas. MeNeil.
©l1e July 14, 1936; H unp. 129985;
Curtis Jemmings, Los Angeles.
22632
Let’s get goin’ baby; from Song and
dance man, w and m Sidney Clare.
© Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 56851; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 22633
Let’s go for a ride; song. ©1e. Aug.
27, 1986; E unp. 1380881; Blanche
Thelma Kaplan, Verona, N. J.
22634
Let’s go rockin’ on the moon; w and
m James McCaffrey, Yvonne Carmel
and D. Ringle; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 6, 1986; E pub. 56866; Dave
Ringle, New York. 22635,
Let’s have a goad time; w and m Jo.
Darfyn. © July 2, 1986: E pub.
56910; Louis C. Hyatt, Albany.
22636
Let’s have music; w Maida and Good-
wyn Elkin, melody David F. Shoop
and M. W. Elkin. © 1 e¢ Aug. 29,
1936; E unp. 181085; Maida W. El-
kin, Harrisburg, Pa. 22637
Let’s make a wish; from picture Walk-
ing on air, w Bert Kalmar and Sid
Silvers, m Harry Ruby; with arr.
for, guit:, ete” © Adie. Oyo
EK pub. 57010; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 22638
Let’s pretend; w and m B. Ellingson.
© 1¢. Aug. 22, 19386; E unp 130636;
Ethel Clayton Ellingson, San Fran-
cisco. 22639
|Let’s spend a day at the zoo; w Bob
Rothberg, melody Sammy 'Timberg.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130150;
Paramount pictures, inc., New York.
22640
Let us walk the way together; hymn, w
Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1986; H pub. 56475; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
22641
Liberty depends on you; song. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129809; Inez
Hood Monroe, Spencer, Mass. 22642
1016
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1986
22670
Lick ’em with Landon,
song. © Aug. 15, 19386; E pub. 56967 ;
Robert Swan ‘Townsend and Inez
Denny, Damariscotta, Me. 22643
Liebesfreud; by Fritz Kreisler, arr.
Geo. Hamilton Green; xylophone
with pf. ace. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub.
57019; Charles Foley, New York.
: 22644
Life is a dream; song, w anon. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180180; Mary
Lyon Taylor, Los Angeles. 22645
Life is but a dream without you; song,
m Wayne Johnson. © 1 e¢. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 131110; Frederick
Otto Riley, Noel, Mo. 22646
Life is what you make it; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Aug.
12, 1986; E unp. 130076; Joseph Sher-
idan, Detroit. 22647
Life’s rose; song, w Hattie Roll Pagel.
© Aug. 8, 1986; E pub. 56893; Wil-
liam Wegener, Milwaukee. 22648
Life’s sun to sun; pf., with w. ©1e.
Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129691; Elbert
T. Allen, Phoenix, Ariz. 22649
Lilaes in spring; song. © 1. Aug.
31, 19386; E unp. 131117; Isabelle
W. Steele, Kansas City, Mo. 22650
Limehouse blues; by Philip Braham,
arr. Rupert Cowlin; pf. accordion.
© May 8, 1936; E for. 45417; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
22651
Lipstick; w Jill Rainsford, melody Red
Newmark. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E
unp. 130736: Marguerite Rainsford,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 22652
Listen, American voters; political song,
m Carl Rossini Diton. © Aug. 25,
1936; E pub. 57144; Theresa Virginia
Waldron, Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y.
22653
Listen, ladies; w and melody. © 1 «
Aug. 6, 19386; E unp. 129667; Eliza-
beth D. Weaver, Washington. 22654
Listen to the band; album of easy de-
scriptive pieces, Ray Malcolm; pf.
nos. 1-¢./@ Aug: 7,;/:19386; (BH for.
45375; Warren & Phillips, London.
22655
Listen to the jingle of the slot machine;
w B. B. Berman, and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129541; Jack
Reynolds, Miami Beach, Fla. 22656
Listen to the lonesome drums; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129822; Clara Elizabeth Morrison,
Detroit.
22697,
that’s who; |Listen to the mocking bird; arr. Fred T.
Busswood; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
57090; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 22658
Listen to the pft of the Flit gun; w and
melody Ralph Harold Severson.
1 «Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129511;
Ralph H. Severson, Chicago. 22659
Lita; fox-trot song, arr. Julian Mervyn
Elefson ; orch. pts. © May 18, 1936;
E pub. 56827 ; Maud Miller Stevenson,
Minneapolis. 22660:
song; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@.
Apr. 17, 1936; E unp. 129791; Maud
Miller Stevenson, Minneapolis. 22661
Litany to the Holy Spirit; w Robert
Herrick; choir of mixed voices. ©
July 28, 1936; E for. 453829; Hugh §.
Roberton, Glasgow. 22662
Littie bittie pretty; w H. Y. Owen,
melody A. Hug. © 1. Aug. 20,
_1936; E. unp. 180510; Harry Y. Owen
and Armand Hug, New Orleans.
22663
Little (A) bit of this and a little bit
of that; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 1380490;
Sam P. Acton, Birmingham, Ala.
22664
Little cowboy; w Duncan Browning and.
Harmon Charles, melody Felix Ber-
nard. ©1e Aug. 14, 19386; E unp.
130195; Miller music, inc., New York.
\ 22665
Little (The) dog laughed; by Herberte
Jordan; pf. © July 1, 1936; E for.
45423 ; Herman Darewski music pub.
co., incorporating Chas. Sheard & co.,
London. 22666
Little guy,—half pint,-big night; song,
m Robert William Howland. ©1e.
Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129688; George
Harold Howland, Madison, Wis.
22667
Little (A) melody from Spain; w and
m Freda Furman. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130697; Neoma Freda
Furman, Navasota, Tex. 22668
Little princess; Spanish w M. F. Palo-
mero, English version Alice Mattul-
lath, m José Padilla, arr. William
Stickles; men’s voices. © July 27,
1986; E pub. 56883; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 22669:
Little red beans; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
130233; Edward Lindemann, Los
Angeles. 22670
LOLT
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22671
pt. III, n. s., v. 3h
Little red canoe; song, melody Willard
Herring>, © 1 ¢ Aug.’ 24, 1936: EB
unp. 180620; Lucy J. Bradford, Mon-
treal West, Que., Canada. 22671
Little (A) red hat; w Elsa Ferris; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130268;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22672
Little ship of gold; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129951;
Harry Vroom Connell, Chelsea, Mass.
22673
Little (The) spinner; by Cedric W.
Lemont, op. 65, no. 2; pf. © Aug. 12,
19386; E pub. 56948; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 22674
Littie (A) while; duet, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins; sop. and ten. ©
July 15, 1986; E pub. 56476; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 22675
Little (The) white home on the hill;
w H. J. Manlin, melody V. O. Greg-
ory. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp.
181108; Vernon Oliver Gregory and
H. J. Manlin, Allentown, Pa. 22676
Littlest (The) star; w Mrs. H. A.
Vawter, melody Larry Grant. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129468; Rose
Whitley Vawter, North Tazewell, Va.
22677
Live for to-night; song. ©1e. Aug. 3,
1936; E unp. 129528; Paul Salvatori,
Forest Park, M1. 22678
Livin’ by myself; w J. Edmond Ben-
son, m K. Striker and Ludwig Zorko;
pf. © 1c Aug. 22, 1986; E unp.
130622; Kenneth Striker, West New-
ton, Pa. 22679)
Living on love; song, w Rose Warren.
©l1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130701 ;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 22680
Lizzie Pinklefink, oh yeah; fox trot, w
and m William Ryther and K. G. Al-
berth. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp.
130125; Kenneth Gustav Alberth, W.
Sayville, N. Y. 22681
Lodge (The) candidate; musical com-
edy, bk. F. D. Curé and Ralph M.
Schaumann, lyrics and melodies F. D.
Curé. ©1e. Aug. 12, 1936; D 39118;
Frank Dominguez Curé, Belleville,
N. J. 22681*
Lois; song. © 1c Aug. 26, 1936; E
unp. 180807; Howard E. Ryser,
Crafton, Pa. 22682
London again ; suite, w Eric Coates, arr.
Denis Wright; military band pts. ©
June 26, 1936; E for. 45506; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 22683,
London campaign song; pf., with w. ©
1 «4 Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 1380364;
Roland F. Randolph, Basking Ridge,
N. J. 22684
Lone star; from Billy Rose’s Casa
manana, w Billy Rose and Irving
Kahal, m Dana Suesse; with arr. for
guit., etc. © July 23, 1986; E pub.
56724 ; Chappell & co., ine., New York.
22685.
Lonely; song. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1936; HB
unp. 180529; Norman R. Cory, Ham-
ilton, O. 22686
James L. Brown; with
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E
Henry L. Gabhart,
22687
melody Larry
m
ukulele arr.
unp. 129846;
Olney, Tex.
w Howard Brown,
Monk. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
180917; M. Lawrence Monk, West
Homestead, Pa. 22688.
Lonely cowboy; w E. A. Caudle; pf. ©
1 c. Aug. 10, 1986; E. unp. 129887;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22689
Lonely heart; m Al. Sanders ; pf. treble,,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp.
130916; Glenn N. Larson, Warren, Pa.
22690:
—w and m Ireene Wicker. © July
30, 1936; E pub. 56764 ; Pillsbury flour
mills co., Minneapolis. 22691.
Lonely hours; fox-trot song. ©le.
July 18, 1936; EH unp. 130353; Duke
d’Alessio, Oakland, Calif. 22692
Lonely love; song. © 1 e Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 180748; Francis Bayard
Rhein, Saunderstown, R. I. 22693.
Lonesome ; song, w Gladys Gray J ones.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130702;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 22694
Lonesome and blue; w Lucy Plover
Pearler Lee Williams; pf. © 1 «
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129874; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22695
Lonesome cowboy; fox-trot, w Jeannie
Harper and Bill Duflock, m Lee
Jones, arr. Larry Wagner; orch. pts.
© July 24, 1936; EB pub. 56752 Har-
old Flammer, ine., New York. 22696
1018
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936 22723
Lonesome lover; song, pf. arr. Luther | Lost love; by Ed (Rudy) Stewart;
A. Clark; with ukulele arr. Aaron A. melody, with pf. acc. ©1c. Aug. 7,
Clark. © July 27, 1936; E pub.| 1986; E unp. 129792; Edward Augus-
56784 ; Charlotte Schmahl, Lake Ben- tus Stewart, Baltimore. 22710
ton, Minn. 22697 tou: ; ri
; ouisa; wa , f :
Lonesome river ; w F. K. Diver, melody 29, 1936: aki OO Aas gaat mid
M. J. F. Valenti. © 1c. Aug. 24, by, New Brunswick, N. J. 22711
1986; E unp. 180692; Frederick Ken-
neth Diver, Swissvale, Pa., and Mi-| Love and romance; song, m Fred
chael John Francis Valenti, Brook- Casares, © 1 c Aug 19 1986;
22698
Long ago; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130449; Gina Stenerson,
Minneapolis. 22699
Long Island moon; w Eddy Saylor, m
Cliff Burleigh. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
H unp. 129565; Frederick Patrick and
Hlias Salit, Brooklyn. 22700
Long longing; song. © Aug. 1, 1936;
EH pub. 57119; Geo. Corse, Graham,
Tex. 22701
Longest (The) night; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 19386; E unp. 180949'; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
22702
Longing; w Clara Hllen Bartley; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131131;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22703
Look for the Christ, He will be found ;
w Blanche Amy Blunk; pf. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 24, 19836; E unp. 130674; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22704
Lookin’ around corners for you; from
picture Head over heels, w and m
Mack Gordon and Harry Revel; with
ukulele arr. © July 15, 19386; E
for. 453822; Cinephonic music co., ltd.,
London. 22705
Lord, we have gathered in Thy temple;
hymn. © Aug. 4, 1936; Epub.
56979; Harry A. Sykes, Lancaster,
Pa. 22706
Lorad’s (The) prayer; set to m of Dedi-
cation, Robert Franz, w paraphrased
and m arr.; mixed voices. © 1 ec.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129485; Charles
E. Straub, Easton, Pa. 22707
Lost (The) chord; w Adelaide A. Proc-
tor, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Doris
Arnold; men’s voices. © July 28,
1936; E for. 45477; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 22708
Lost in a dream of you; song. ©le.
Aug. 12, 19836; E unp. 180097; Ane
Kjerstine Christensen, Seattle. 22709
lyn.
95094—36——_4
E unp. 180460; Charles T. Georgaras,
Forth Worth. 22012
Love at first sight; song, w Lydia Cap-
lan. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
130187; Ann Cecelia McMichael,
Spring City, Pa. 22713
Love birds; w F. L. Fulford, melody
John Thomas Lucas. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129945; Forest L. Ful-
ford and John Lucas, New York.
22714
Love bound; fox-trot song. © 1 .«
Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131106; Joseph
Buckley Gaskell, Long Beach, Calif.
22715
Love broke my heart in two; song. ©
Te Aue, 10 1OS6): Eun p. 129933:
Virginia Mae Blank, Toledo. 22716
Love came to me; w and melody. ©
ie, Aues £7, 2936; HW unp: "130285 ;
Marie Marlow, New York. 22717
Love can do the funniest things to me;
w Roy Alfred, and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129546; Marvin
Fisher, New York. 22718
Love-charm (The) ; Spanish w Oliveros
y Castellvi, English version Alice
Mattullath, m José Padilla, arr. Wil-
liam Stickles; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
July 27, 19386; E pub. 56881;; Carl
~-Fischer, inc., New York. 22719
Love dance; pf. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129786; Isaac Ginsburg,
Brooklyn. 22720
Love eternal; solo, duet or trio, w and
m EH. Wolcott and Thelma Wolcott.
©1ec. June 27, 19386; E unp. 129041;
Ed Wolcott, San Francisco, Calif.
22721
—— song. ©1e Aug. 21, 1936; E.unp.
130566; John <A. Kittelson, Sioux
Falls, S. D. 22722
Love fondly commands my soul; w AI-
bert Hamilton; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129885; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 22723
1019
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22724
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Love, for once you can’t fool me; w
James Dyrenforth, m Kenneth Les-
lie-Smith, arr. Paul Fenoulhet ; oreh.
pts. © May 5, 19386; E for. 44606:
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 22724
Love forever; tango, melody. © 1 ec.
Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 130785; Alan
Uber, New York. 227125
Love has died; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131068 ;
Russell Meyers, Brooklyn. 22726
Love (The) I’m lonely for; pf., with
W. © ey Aes 20 1936: E unp.
129849; Mac M. Hawkins, Kilgore,
Tex. 22727
Love in St. Augustine; w Edna Chad-
wick Deming; pf. © 1c Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129889; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 22728
Love is a kind of accidental thing ; song,
m W. Okie and Helene Gradowitz.
©1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129512;
William Okie, Los Angeles. DOSY,
Love is always new; w and melody
Tom Richley. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1380763 ; Edward Charles Rich-
ley, Middletown, O. 22730
Love is like that; song, melody George
Schloss. © 1c Aug. 26, 1936; E
unp. 130816; Jack M. Kay, Brooklyn.
22731
Love is on the wing; arr. L. B. Byron;
pf., with w. ©1ce. Aug. 17, 1936; E
unp. 130254; Henry Bak May, At-
lanta. 22732
©yicc, Aug. 3,
Ruth Ellen Gan-
Dalao
Love is waiting; pf.
1936 ; E unp. 129557 ;
non, San Francisco.
Love made its début; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1ce. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
1381054; Sidney Neiditch, Hartford.
22734
Love may come along; song, w P. Ir-
win. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
129632; Pauline Irwin and Berna-
dine Littiken, Columbus, Ind. 22735
Love memories of old Santa Barbara ;
w I. W. Waite and Lois Lee; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129719; Ida
Whitney Waite, Pasadena. 22736
Love’s just a duet; from Mr. Barley’s
abroad, w Christopher Hassall, m
Geoffrey Henman. © July 21, 1936;
E for. 45475; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 22737
Love’s just forgotten me;
Evelyn
w and m
Leonard L. Weber. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 1380134; Lawrence B.
Weber, Rochester, N. Y. 22738
Love song; from The magic mirror,
melody H. J. van Delft. ©1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 131077; Hendrik
Jansen, Berkeley, Calif. 22739
Love that’s meant for me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 19386; EH unp.
125900; Adrian Blaine Omerod, New
York. 22740
Love to me, means you; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 1380597 ;
Grace Bourdens, Santa Rosa, Calif.
22741
Love what are you doing to my heart;
w Sam M. Lewis, m Tibor Barezi;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Aug 26;
1936; E pub. 57157; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 22742
Loved one couldn’t you love some one
too; song, melody Jack Schatenstein.
©1c. July 23, 1986; E unp. 128870;
Lou V. Teclaw, La Porte, Ind. 22743
Loveliest (The) thing; w Elda Sonne;
pf. © 1c Aug. 31, 1936: E ump.
151150; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22744
Lovely beauty; song. © 1c. Aug. 7,
19386; E unp. 129854; Mac M. Haw-
kins, Kilgore, Tex. 22745
Lovely summer day; song. ©1e. Aug.
10, 1986; E unp. 129912; Bruce Mo-
sier, Bristol, Ind. 22746
Lover’s moon; w and melody. © 1 e«.
Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129721; Howard
J. Howell, Charles Town, W. Va.
22747
Love’s contradiction; w Arthur Ander-
son, m Pat Thayer; in C. © July 2
1936; E for. 45503; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 22748
Love’s glad song; song. © 1. Aug.
5, 1986; E unp. 129656; Effie May
McKee Pearson, San Diego, Calif.
227749
Love’s holiday ; song, w Gertrude Lynch
and Bertha S. Messick. ©1e. Aug.
3, 1986; E unp. 129533; Marjorie
Frances Lynch, Charleston, Ill.
22750
Love’s lonesome hours; song, m Edward
Berrucci.. © 1c, Aug. 6, 1936408
unp. 129668; Budsworth Edward
Duffy, Greenwich, Conn. 22751
1020
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Love’s old sweet song; w G. C. Bing-
ham, m James Lyman Molloy, arr.
A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tomlin-
son; guit., chord and diagram arr.
© July 3, 19386; E pub. 57067; Mc-
Kinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 22752
Love’s rendezvous; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130972; Lester W. Hanna, Sonora,
Calif. 22753
Lov’ time; ‘song. ‘© 1 c. Aug. 29,
1936; E unp. 131044; Marie W. Hall,
Gainesville, Va. 22754
Lullaby; by Molly Hull; violins and
pf. © July 15, 1936; E for. 45281;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 22755
Lullaby in modern style; 4 violins and
pre) te, Aug: 28,1936; E. unp.
131008; Howard L. Parsons, Middle-
town, Conn. 22756
Lullaby lady; w and m Anna Joseph.
©1ec. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130082;
Anna Josephine Lemmermann, Chi-
cago. 22797
Madre e patria; canzone marcia patri-
ottica, versi C. C. Amore, m Salva-
tore Iodice; pf. © July 31, 1936;
EH pub. 57166; Sildac music pub. co.,
New York. 22758
Marsche der luftwaffe; 58 miursche,
hrsg. Hans Husadel; militirmusik
stimmen. © Dee. 10, 1985; E for.
45366; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
22759)
Magnolias in the moonlight; from Fol-
low your heart, w Walt Bullock, m
Victor Schertzinger; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Aug. 25, 1936; E pub.
57024; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
22760
Major (The) scales and arpeggios for
violin in first position; with various
bowings and rhythms. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1986; E unp. 130077; William H.
Potter, Glendora, Calif, 22761
Make believe ball room; fox-trot, w
and m Andy Razaf and Paul Den-
niker. © Aug. 17, 1986; E pub. 56992 ;
Joe Davis, inec., New York. 22762
Make love to me; song. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1936; E unp. 130909; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 22763
Malaguefia; from suite Andalucia,
Ernesto Lecuona, arr. Luis Sucra; pf.,
4 hands. © Aug. 26, 1936; E pub.
07113; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 22764
227TT
Maldito (E41) permanente; corrido, letra
y m Santos Guerrero; pf. © 1 «.
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 180584 ; Tomas
Acuna, San Antonio. 22765
Ma’lena (La); Alegrias; pf. © 1.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130284; Clarita
Martin, Winnetka, III. 22766
Maty, bialy domek;
Waclawa Gena, m: Zygmunta Le-
wandowskiego, arr. M. Wajnberg;
ork. strony. © July 21, 1936; E for.
tango, slowa:
45460; F. Grabezewski, Warsaw, Po-
land. 2767
Mamma; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug.
Joseph Pius Kennedy,
20, 1986; E unp. 130517;
Buffalo.
22768
Man, man, what a band; w H. Y. Owen,
melody A. Hug. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1936;
EX unp. 130223; Armand Hug and
Harry Y. Owen, New Orleans.
22769
Man (The) with the winning smile;
song. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1986; E ump.
129718; Lillian Frances Pollingue,
Lafayette, La. 22770
Manda; song. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1986;
EK unp. 129662; Michael Krupka,
Sykesville, Pa. 22771
Mango (The) man; from Creole cock-
tails, w and m Walter E. Merrick and
Donald Heywood, arr. Maceo Jeffer-
son. © Aug. 24, 1936; E pub. 57105;
Cosmo music pub. corp., New York.
22702
—— song, w Donald Heywood. ©1e.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129622; Walter
EK. Merrick, New York. 22773
March F. M. P.; pf. © 1 c¢. Aug. 1,
1986; E unp. 129486; Isidore J.
Spiller, New York. 22774
March of the blues; march, w arr. Mrs.
A. R. Vanderbilt, m Fred G. Clark,
arr. Dorothy Herbert. © Aug. 18,
1986; E pub. 56987 ; Cosmopolitan mu-
sic corp., New York. 22775
March postlude in C; by R. M. Stults;
organ. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
56961; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 22776
Marching on with Horner; march song,
w and m Paul G. Nesgen, arr. Ralph
McFadden. © July 21, 1986; E pub.
56792 ; Horner veterans’ organization,
Springfield, I1. 227717
1021
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Marching to victory; arr. Harry L. Al-
ford; band pts. © Aug. 15, 1986;
E pub. 57094; Claude Johnson, Los
Angeles. 2270718
Mare; versi Angelo Ramiro Borella
[and] Onde corte: fox-trot, m Franco
Ansaldo; orch. jazz pti. © June 20,
1986; E for. 453801; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 227179)
Maribeth; w and melody Mary Davie.
©1«e July 21, 1936; E unp. 129581 ;
Alice Mary Davie, San Francisco.
22780
Marie mazurka; pf. © 1 ¢ Aug. 12,
1936; E unp. 180046; Frank Mollica,
New York. 22781 |
Marina; Mexican serenade, Spanish
and English w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129911; Emily
Wardman Bell, San Marino, Calif.
22782
Marionette; caprice, Charles Strick-
faden; E flat alto saxophone; pf.
ace. © July 27, 1936; E pub. 56889 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 22783
Martin (Lilo) Vier lieder; fiir eine
Singstimme mit begl. eines kleinen
orchs., w Uhland, u. a., m L. Martin,
op. 3, nos. 1-4. Klavierauszug. ©
July 2, 1936; E for. 45288; Breitkopf
& Hartel, Leipzig. , 22784
Mary McGwire; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1936; H unp. 180988 ; Emma
Gay Burdick, Quincy, III. 22785
Mass in A flat; w from Latin prayers
of masses; mixed voices; organ acc.
©1c. Aug. 21, 19386; E unp. 130559;
Marie Belanger Levere, Hartford.
22786
Mass in honor of St. Caecilia ; w litur-
gical; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 56986; M. J.
Vanden Elsen, Luxemburg, Wis.
22787
Massachusetts (The) legionnaires;
march; pf. © Aug. 20, 1936; E pub.
57162; Rose B. Sullivan, Winthrop,
Mass. 22788
Master of love; song. ©1e. Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 130287; Jeanette Mus-
ser Tapp, Yuba City, Calif. 22789
Master (The) piece; musical play, arr.
Jean Stor. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
D 398126; Sidney Easton, Corona,
INDY. 22789*
Matchmaking songs; based on motives
of folklore, Dezso D’Antalffy, tr.
from the Hungarian, Boriska Tol-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8h
nay; solo voices and mixed choir.
© Aug. 4, 1986; E pub. 56849; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
22790: .
Mating (The) call; song valse. ©1e.
June 8, 1936; E unp. 130203 ; Howard.
Thayer, Mansonville, Que., Canada.
22791
Mau dabhn fah; song, adapted from.
Chinese folksong, arr. Leonard
Hawk: with ukulele arr. © Aug.
19, 1986; E pub. 57048; Rose Kum.
Mee Chang, Honolulu. 22792
Maurice (The Peter) piano accordion
tutor; ed. and compiled Domenico.
Capaldi and George Scott-Wood. ©
May 1, 1986; E for. 45450; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
22193.
May (The) bride; 1st mand., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 1380888 ;
Benny Chianco, Philadelphia. 22794
May I break please; w and melody..
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130384 ;,
Robert Bruce Bickley, Wise, Va.
22795:
May I have the next romance with
you; from Head over heels, w and m.
Mack Gordon and Harry Revel; with.
ukulele arr. © Aug. 4, 1936; E for.
45295 ; Cinephonic music ¢o., 1td., Lon-
don. 22796:
Maybe it’s love or something; song.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129927 ;.
Pearl King, Spring Green, Wis.
22497
Maybe to-night; song. ©1 e, Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 180415; André Anthony
Jeffré, Los Angeles. 22798,
Maymie’s a movie-star; song. ©1«@
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 1380791; Irving;
Laibson, Miami Beach, Fla. 22799:
Maytime is playtime; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Aug. 12,
1936 ; E unp. 180066; H. J. Scott, Far-
ragut, Ia. 22800:
Mean and low; w J. Craig Gross; pf.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 180455;
Stanley Gross, Newark, N. J.
22801
Meet me at the gate; song, m James.
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129837; Ella
Kuygek, Shawano City, Wis. 22802:
Meet me in our secret rendezvous;,
song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131087 ; Thelma Hester Jones, Ocean-
side, Calif, 22803.
1022
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22831
Meet me on the shores of Lake Michi-
gan; song. '© 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
EH unp. 1380239; Otto Herman Will-
komm, Milwaukee. 22804
Meet me when the stars are shining;
w Charles Taylor Tooill; pf. ©le.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130321; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22805
Meet the leader man; w and m Sylvia
Herbert; pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 131148; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22806
Mein shteitale moliff; w Chaim Tauber,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 130872; Manny L. Fleisch-
man, New York. 22807
Melodi amoroso; af Oskar Gyldmark ;
strygeork. og pf. stemmer. © June
9, 19386; E for. 45320; Alfred Thors-
ings musikforlag, Copenhagen.
22808
Melody in D flat; pf. ©1e. Aug. 5,
1936; E unp. 130355; Fredric Felix
Busch, Detroit. 22809
Melody of Hawaii; by Fred T. Buass-
wood; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
57088; Macklin pub. co., Lancaster,
Pa. 22810
Melody of love; song. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1956; E unp. 129964; Maurice
Block, Brooklyn. 22811
Melody requiring lyrics; melody. ©
1 @ Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 130392;
Edward Sutherland, Mount Vernon,
NE ¥* 22812
Memories of yesterday; pf. © 1 «.
July 17, 1986; E unp. 129991; Mar-
guerite EH. Crockett, Mohawk, N. Y.
; 22813
Memories that live; song, w Harvey
Frederick Fulton. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1986; E unp. 130703; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 22814
Memory’s happy land; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130755; Serena
Stern Field, Los Angeles. 22815
Menrries in blue; pf., with w. ©1ce.
Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 1380801;
Churchill James Harris, Saginaw,
Mich. 22816
Mem’rys lane; song, w Loyd Emmons.
©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130477;
Robert Vincent Hudson, jr., Phila-
delphia. 22817
Menuet in A; by Albert Hawthorne
Dunn; violin 1, 2, viola and cello.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130913 ;
Albert H. Dunn, Dubois, Pa. 22818
Mercedes; bolero-son; pf. con letra.
©1e. July 13, 1936; E unp. 130032;
José Antonio Monrouzeau, Arecibo,
Puerto Rico. 22819
Merry-go-round (The); from Cham-
pagne waltz, w and m Ann Ronell.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129747;
Paramount pictures, inc., New York.
22820
Merry-go-round; oberek. © 1 ¢ Aug.
3, 1936; E unp. 129507; John M. Kol-
man, Detroit. 22821
Merry (The) little shark; w and m
D. Ringle and Josephine Hodge. ©
Aug. 10, 19384; E pub. 56867; Dave
Ringle, New York. 22822
Merry widow waltz; by Franz Lehar.,
arr. A. P. McKinney and R. F. Tom-
linson; guit., chord and diagram arr.
© July 3, 1936; E pub. 57068; Mc-
Kinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 22823
Metropolitan nocturne; by Louis Alter,
arr. D. Savino; orch. pts. © Aug.
27, 1986; E pub. 57123; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 22824
Midnight blue; w Edgar Leslie, m Joe
Burke; with guit. arr. © Aug. 4,
1986; E pub. 56798; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22829
Midnight (The) waltz; w and m HE. G.
DeLamater. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
EH unp. 131118; Erskin Grant De
Lamater, jr., Sacramento, Calif.
£2826
Midnight waltz; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129924; Molly Silva,
Oakland, Calif. 22827
——w and m Alexander McGarvey;
pin, © tve Aug. tt, T1936: E arnip:
130343 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 223828
Midsummer night; by William Alwyn;
pf. © Aug. 8, 1986; E for. 45372;
Forsyth bros., ltd., London. 22829
Mientes [and] Campanadas; tangos,
por Pedro Palau; orch. ptes. ©
June 16, 1936; E for. 453832; Her-
mann Haberer Helasco, Lisbon-Norte,
Portugal. 22830
Mikado (The); selection, Arthur S.
Sullivan, new modern arr. EH. De La-
mater; orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1936;
E pub. 56923; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
22831
1023
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22832
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Milez seree, milez; tango, stowa B.
Kuronia, m TT. Kwiecifiskiego. ©
July 2, 1986; E for. 45342; Soc. of
Kuropean stage authors and com-
posers, inc., New York. 22832
Millie Belle; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. .© 1c Aug. 28, 1936; E
unp. 130964; Martha Axer Gorsuch,
White Hall, Md. 22833
Million (A) tears; w and m Bud Flan-
agan and Horatio Nicholls; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © July 22, 1936; E
for. 45499; Lawrence Wright music
co., ltd., London. 22834
Milsen (Oscar) Two brief Gipsy
songs; w from the Romany Gipsy tr.
of George Borrow; sop. or ten.
Aug. 6, 1986; E for. 45441; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 22835
Mine; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1986; E unp. 180574; Lillie M. Cohen,
Baltimore. 22836
Mine be the blood; song, w Adelaide
Love. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936: E unp.
129597 ; Janice Browne Johnson, Chi-
cago. 22837
Mine eyes are fixed upon that city;
hymn. van. 20 S36 4) pub.
56803; Floyd W. Hawkins, Tacoma.
22838
Minnesota moon; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 1380604; Doro-
thy H. Roach, St. Paul. 22839
Minutes to spare; fox-trot song, melody
D. Cox and Ben Adelman. © 1 e«.
Aug. 28, 19386; E unp. 130966; Dee
Cox, Idaho Falls, Id. 22840
Miss Liberty; w and m Ken Darby,
French version Leo Duran. © Aug.
1, 1986; E pub. 56828; James Daniel
Kerney, New York. 22841
Miss you most of all; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 1380984;
Frank C. Sage, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
22842
Missa de Sancto Matthia; unison
voices; in C min.; organ ace. © Aug.
20, 19386; E pub. 56985; Alfred M.
Smith, Jenkintown, Pa. 22843,
Mississippi valley, ’'m coming back to
you; song, m Leo Richard. © 1 «
Aug. 7, 19836; E unp. 129739; W. H.
Sankey, Sandwith, Sask., Canada.
22844
Mister Jeep from the jungles; fox-trot,
w J. McDonald, melody P. Purcell.
©1e. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130054;
Joseph McDonald and Patrick Pur-
cell, Langley Field, Va. 22845
Mistress pretty ; w Herbert J. Brandon,
m Robert Coverley ; in C. © Aug. 12,
1936; E pub. 56947; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 22846
Mists before the sunrise fly; 2-pt. song,
Siciliano, T. Arne, poem Margaret
Shaw, m arr. Geoffrey Shaw. © Aug.
21, 19386; E for. 45451; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 22847
Misty weather; w and m Swayne Cum-
mings. ©1le. Aug. 12, 19386; E unp.
130088; James Swayne Cummings,
Fort Worth. 22848
Mnie wystarezy slowko; fox-trot,
stowa: EH. Schlechter, m: Wt. Higer,
[and] Kochaj tylko mnie; waic an-
gielski, stowa y m: HEH. Schlechter;
arr. Wi. Eiger: z filmu Kochaj tylko
mnie; ork. strony. © Dec. 27, 1935;
E for. 45317; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 22849
Mocking (The) bird carols on; w and
melody. ©1le Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129832; Maude S. Moulton, Los An-
geles. 22850
Model (The) home; w L. Phillips, m
W. Smith; pf. treble. ©1c. Aug. 20,
1986; E unp. 180825; Luverne Phil-
lips and Wes Smith, Shelter Island.
Heights, N. Y. 22851
Modernistic march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1936; E unp. 130779; Clara M. Mc-
Adams, Santa Barbara, Calif.
22852
Moldau (The); symphonic poem, B.
Smetana, arr. F. Mulacek; orch. pts.
© Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 56997; Ru-
bank, ine., Chicago. 22853
Molding lady; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 180454; Ru-
dolph Randall, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
22854
Moon (The) followed us home; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130983; Edgar E. Lyon, Uniontown,
Pa. 22855.
Moon madness; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 6, 19836; E unp. 129687; Benja-
min Barnett, Dorchester, Mass.
22856.
Moon magic; w Norm Kelly, m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130672; Blanche Esther
Harris, Mountain Home, Id. 22857
Moon of romance; song. ©1e. Aug. 8,.
1936; E unp. 129898; Farris Lola
Beard, Los Angeles. 22858.
1024
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22884
Moon (The) over Cuba was high and so
was I; rumba fox-trot, w and m Mar-
ion Sunshine; pf. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1986; E unp. 129689; Jerry Vogel
music co., inc., New York. 22859
Moonbeams; by Otto Stuart; pf. ©
July 29, 1936; E for. 45404; Warren
& Phillips, London. 22860
Moonbeams and shadows in _ love;
waltz; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1936; E unp. 129578; Mary EH. Oliver,
Pittsburgh. 22861
Moonbeams on the lake; pf. © 1 «
Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 1380774; Fred-
erick Adolf Lavey, Manchester, Conn.
22862
Moonbeams on the prairie; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130445;
Laona Sievers, Staunton, Ill. 22863
Moondream; slow rumba, w Nick
Drance and Pancho Romanov, melody
Pancho Romanov. © 1 ec. Aug. 1,
19386; E unp. 129480; G. P. Shopis-
Romanoy, New York. 22864
Moonlight; by Ray Vaughn; pf. ©1«.
Aug. 7, 19836; E unp. 129758; Ray-
mond Vaughn Whitman, jr., Spring-
field, O. 22865
Moonlight and shadows; from Girl of
the jungles, w Leo Robin, m Fred-
erick Hollander. © 1c. July 29,
1936; E unp. 129746; Paramount pro-
ductions, inc., New York. 22866
Moonlight blue; a northern night, song.
©l1e Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129857;
Norah Alice Field, New Liskeard,
N. Ont., Canada. 22867
Moonlight brings dreams of you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© le Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129843;
Emma Helen Sagstetter, Oshkosh,
Wis. 22868
Moonlight memories; song. Eby iG:
Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129552; Charles
Augustus Drake and Samuel C.
Zeoli, Washington. 22869
Moonlight on Daytona shore; song. ©
Aug. 28, 1986; E pub. 57134; John
Michael Lechner, ‘Daytona Beach,
Fla. 22870
Moonlight on the bay; song, pf. sc.
Basil Sadler. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1936;
E unp. 130230; May D. Helmcamp,
Baltimore. 22871
Moonlight on the water; w and m Jack
Meskill, Leon Flotow and Ted White.
©1«c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130938 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
22872
Moonlight on the waters; song. ©
1 ce Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129759;
Helen Margaret Grimes, Baltimore.
22873
Moonlight (The), the starlight and you,
dear; waltz song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 130126; Jesse Watson
Young, Pittsburgh. 22874
Moonlit tear drops; fox trot, w Gus
Gianfala, m Hstelle Mequet. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130303; Augus-
tus Arthur Gianfala, Jeanerette, La.
22875
More than likely ; song, w Ruth Neeley.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130462;
Maurine Neeley, Bryan, Tex. 22876
Morgenrot, Deutschland; hymnus, text
Herbert Bohme, m Richard Trunk,
op. 67; einstimmigen chor. © July
4. 19865, E) for: 45290 5° oR. B.C.
Leuckart, Leipzig. 22877
Mother; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129961; Maurice’ Block,
Brooklyn. 22878
—w and melody. © 1. Aug. 27,
1936; E unp. 1380892; Thelma M.
Siebert, Detroit. 22879
Mother, here’s a bouquet for you; Ww
G. Autry and Smiley Burnette, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131172; Gene Autry, Hollywood,
Calif. 22880
Mother, sweetheart and home; song,
pf. arr. Cliff Beard; with guit. arr.
© Aug. 1, 1936; E pub. 57006; Carl
Haden, Topeka, Kan. 22881
Mother’s lullaby ; w Ryan bros., m Ryan
bros. and Charles Anthon, arr. C.
Anthon. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936; H
unp. 1381051; Mark E. Ryan, St. Paul.
22882
Mother’s prayer; song, m Harry R.
Hoyt. Amended version. © 1 «@
Aug. 3, 19386; E unp. 129535; Eddie.
Love Morress, Jena, Fla. 22883
Mountain dew; song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1986; EH unp. 1380393; William Ed-
ward Brisben, Brighton Heights,
Renee, UNS We 22884
Mountain man; introduction to Ro-
manza de Sjon Boren, w Daniel
Klockhoff, m Maria Jacobson, with
1020
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22885
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Mountain man—Continued.
violin solo arr. © June 20, 1936;
E pub. 56831; Julius Jacobson, Los
Angeles. 22885
Move along! Move along! It’s the
carioca; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
7, 1986; E unp. 129770; Frederick
William Warnke, San Francisco.
22886
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Whom
the gods love; selection, arr. Ernest
Irving and Bernhard Paumgartner ;
pf.
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 22887
Mujer (La) del 36; letra y m Santos
Guerrero; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936;
E unp. 130583; Tomas Acuna, San
Antonio. 22888
Murdered ; w and m Joy C. Joyce; pf.
treble. © 1c. July 2, 1936; E unp.
130356; Julia Guinevere Caggiano,
Philadelphia. 22889
Murka; w L. Chart, and melody. ©
ING VAUe: t9S6 EF sunp. 129978:
Louis Chart, New York, and David
Steigman, Brooklyn. 22890
Music (The) box; by Lillian R. Sar-
nof{; pf., with optional pt. for
teacher. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
56753; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 22891
Music (The) educator’s basic method
for viola; by Henry Sopkin; 1st pos.
© July 24, 1986; E pub. 56891;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 22892
Music from behind the moon; song, w
Meredith Rolland Rhodes. © 1 e.
Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130057; Gil-
more Hldridge Turner, Warrensburg,
N.Y: 22893
Music (The) in my heart is you; w
J. Harris, m C. Brand. © 1c. Aug.
10, 19386; E unp. 129918; Jennie Har-
ris and Caesar Brand, Oakland, Calif.
22894
Music makes the world go round; w
and melody. © 1c. July 16, 1936;
E unp. 128653; Fred A. Rustin, New
Orleans. 22895
Music (The) of the ordinary ; harmoni-
zations, ed. and setting of m to Eng-
lish text, A. Wismar and Carl Ber-
gen. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 57023;
Liturgical soe. of Saint James, New
York. 22896
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 8, Aug.
1936. With suppl. © July 29, 1986;
© July 28, 1936; E for. 45505;
E for. 45351;
supplies, Itd., London.
Salvationist pub. &
22897
Mussolini, Mussolini; versi e melodia.
©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130509 ;
Alberto Amore, New York. 22898
Mutiny on the bandstand; w Sammy
Cahn, m Saul Chaplin; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Aug. 20, 1936; H pub.
57013; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
22899
My Badlands girl; w Severt John Sey-
erson; pf. © 1 c¢. Aug!) 24 qdaG;
E unp. 180657 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22900
My beautiful American rose; waltz;
violin 1, 2, or mand.,, with) waaa@
1 ec Aug. 31, 1986; B, unp: tanib2.
Elsie Barta-McCoy, Chicago. 22901
My beloved return; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130098;
Olga Toman, Johnstown, Pa. 22902
My best friend; that kid of mine, w
and m John Redmond, Lee David
and Ira Schuster; with guit. arr. ©
July 27, 1986; E pub. 56988 ; Schuster
& Miller, inc., New York. 22903
My blame-worthy gal; w H. J. Manlin,
melody V. O. Gregory. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1986; “EH unp!' taitss } Vernon
Oliver Gregory and Howard J. Man-
lin, Allentown, Pa. 22904
My blue-eyed baby; song. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 1380257; Frank Vig-
giani, New York. 22905
My boyhood home on the hill; w Pearl
Radcliffe Lindal;. pf. © 1 ¢. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 130658; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 22906
My Carolina mother dear; w Wesley
Herring; pf. ©1 ec. Aug. 17, 1936;
HB ounp. 130322 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22907
My Christ is your Christ; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1936 ; E pub. 56477 ; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 22908
My dear old Pennsylvania mt. home; w
H. J. Manlin, melody Vernon Oliver
Gregory. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E
unp. 130696; Vernon O. Gregory and
Howard J. Manlin, Allentown, Pa.
22909
My dearest loves me, I’m on a cloud;
song, melody G. E. Franklin and Wil-
liam Jos. Banden. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 180197 ; George Edward
Franklin, Schenectady, N. Y. 22910
1026
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22937
no. 8, 1936
My destiny; w and melody Joseph
Okarski. © 1 c¢. Aug. 20, 1936; E
unp. 130495; Joseph Frank Okarski,
Peabody, Mass. 22911
My discovery; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 180210; Frank
Von Luehrte, Cincinnati. 22912
My dream of the future; w and mel-
Gaye) 1c) Aug, 12, 1936; EB unp.
130048; La Reina Rule, Hollywood,
Calif. 22913
My earnest prayer; solo for low voice,
w Wm. F. Bromley; pf. © Jan. 1,
1936; E pub. 56844; A. T. Hardy,
Chicago. 22914
My embarrassment; w G. Otto, m A.
Otto; pf. ©le. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129605; Gene Otto and Anne Otto,
New York. 22915
My eyes for beauty pine; w Robert
Bridges, m Maurice Blower; mixed
voices. © Aug. 29, 1936; E for.
45424; Novello’ & co., ltd., London.
22916
My Father knoweth; song, w Madge
Elder. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129650; Florence Lucia Warner,
Shaker Heights, O. 22917
My foolish heart; w and melody Kaye
Herman. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1936; HE
unp. 1380714; Herman Krinsky, Oak-
land, Calif. 22918
My friends; song, m Christine L. Phil-
ippus. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp.
130830; Dona Lane, San Francisco.
22919
My fuzzy teddy bear; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 181058; Robert
King Chandler, Tyrone, Pa. 22920)
My garden of dreams; song, m Wayne
Johnson. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E
unp. 131111; Frederick Otto Riley,
Noel, Mo. 22921
My garden of love; w Charles Milton
Ford; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E
unp. 180323; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22922:
My golden haired girl; fox-trot song,
melody P. Mowlds and Sam Adel-
man. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
150065; Peggy Mowlds, Wilmington,
Del. 22923
My granny, my mammy, my wife; w
Mark Mayhew, m Billy Mayhew;
with arr. for guit., etc. © July 24,
1936; E pub. 56716; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 22924
My Gypsy heart is sad; w and melody.
©1e. Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 1380580 ;
Ralph Edwin Huss, Bayport, Minn.
22925
My happy day; w P. Wolpert, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ¢ Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 130261; Pauline Wol-
pert, Sierra Madre, Calif., and J.
Schatenstein, Philadelphia. 22926
My Hawaiian dreams; w Gloria Lee;
pir O©lec Aug? 24 4936>' Hi Fonp.
180659; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22927
My heart is calling you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1l1ce
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129834; Emma
Pearl Williamson, Oklahoma City.
22928
My heart is in quarantine; w Marietta
Laurent; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936;
EH unp. 1380660; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22929
My heart is yours to keep; waltz song.
©1c. Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 180374;
Vincent Sbrocco, Hartford. 22930
My heart’s in Colorado; w and mel-
ody Marie Gerber, Henry Gerber and
Harry Berger. ©1e. July 30, 1936;
E unp. 1380201; H. J. Berger, Denver.
22931
My heart seems to say I love you; m
Ted Fink; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129696;
Theodore H. Fink, Los Angeles.
22932
My heart wants to dance; from picture
Walking on air, w Bert Kalmar and
Sid Silvers, m Harry Ruby ; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Aug. 10, 1986; EH
pub. 57011; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 229383
My heartstrings are playing a love
song; song. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1986; EB
unp. 129551; Rose Anna _ Ostuni,
Brooklyn. 22934
My heavenly abode; w Bob Montague;
pf. © 1e¢ Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130324; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22935
My home in the hills; pf. accordion. ©
1c Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 131014;
Fredric Alfred Tedesco, Baltimore.
22936
My home on the farm; w Ida Messick ;
pia Oven Aue. 1 1986> lM nunp-
130325; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22937
1027
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22938
pt. III, n. s., v.31
My homeland; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56478; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 22938
My honey; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
4, 1936; E unp. 129624; Hleanor Van
Fleet, Atlanta. 22939
My honey went away from me; song,
w Hattie Bisely. © 1c Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 180704; J. Chas. Me-
Neil, Los Angeles. 22940
My island memories; song. © 1 ec.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130694; A.
Carl Camp, Honolulu. 22941
My lady sleeps; w A. Harvey Lang- |
Ridge, m Ashworth-Hope; in F.
Aug. 5, 19386; E for. 45504; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 22942
My little boy in the street; song. ©1e.
Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130467; Doro-
othy Mildred Bates, Des Moines.
22943
My little nest of heavenly blue; from
Frasquita, Franz lLehar, concert
transcription Luis Suca; pf. © Aug.
20, 1986; E pub. 56999; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
22944
My little old log cabin home; w and
m Holly Homan. © 1 ec. Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 130215; Camilla Homan,
Chicago. 22945
My little one; w C. Collins, m A.
Hrenoff. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936; EH
unp. 180855; Caroline Collins and
Arséne Hrenoff, San Francisco.
22946
My log cabin home; w Edwin Alvin
Burt; pf. Ana PAT pak Gy *
E unp. 1380326; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22947
My longing for you; song, m Milburn
Erskine Wright, arr. Chas. L. John-
son. © Pcs Aug. 3, 193863 HY unp.
129510'; Klyota Maxine Barber, To-
peka, Kan.
My Louise; m Esther Merkel’; pf., with
w. © 1 ¢ Auge 17, 1936; unp.:
130373; J. O. York, Palos Verdes es-
tates, Calif. 22949
My love cure recipe; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 1380448; Mary
E. Long, Waverly, Il. 22950:
My love for you is like a melody; w
Ruth H. Wilson, and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129941; Gustav
Heintze, Washington. 22951
22948 |
My love is calling you; w P. Wolpert,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 1380262; Pauline
Wolpert, Sierra Madre, Calif., and
J. Schatenstein, Philadelphia. 22952
My lovely spider lady; song, w Ruth
Dale Simes. © 1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1936;
E unp. 130015; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 22953
My mem’ry book; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130162;
William Lupton, Baltimore. 22954
My mood; w and melody Don Rogers.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129969;
Linnard D. Rogers, East Orange,
ING , 22955
My mother dear; w and m Ella G.
Gillett. © Mar. 28, 1986; E pub.
54482; Elkvog music co., Philadel-
phia. 22956
My mother’s hand; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131059;
Frank W. King, Fresno, Calif.
22957
My mother’s lullaby; w Helene Dun-
ham; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 19386; H
unp. 129884; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 22958
My mother’s voice; w and m Elizabeth
DeManigold. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1986;
E unp. 130690; Elizabeth De Mani-
gold Stevens, Spokane. 22959
My mountain home; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 1298385; Mary
Anna Smith, Dearborn, Mich. 22960
My mountain rose; song, m Christo-
pher O’Hare. ©1 ce. July 23, 1936;
E unp. 129521; Herbert L. Hutchin-
son, Melford, N. H. 22961
My mumsy; w H. J. Manlin, melody
V. O. Gregory. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
EK unp. 131107; Vernon Oliver Greg-
ory and Howard J. Manlin, Allen-
town, Pa. 22962
My, my David dear; melody. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 22, 19386; E unp. 130598; Tran-
cito Lozano, National City, Calif.
22963
My newest excitement ; w and m Elmer
Schoebel and Irving Mills; with guit.
arr. © Aug. 14, 19386; E pub. 56913;
Exclusive publications, inc., New
York. 22964
My Ohio io; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129957; Wil-
liam Law, Dayton, O. 22965
1028
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
22991
My old stampin’ grounds; w and m
Jack Mooney. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1986;
E unp. 180485; John William Mooney,
Los Angeles. 22966
My old sweetheart; m Jack Fremon ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1986; E unp. 131012; Sallie Newsome
Winchester, Monroe, N. C. 22967
My one; w and m Ray Vaughn. ©
1 e. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129686;
Raymond Vaughn Whitman, jr.,
Springfield, O. 22968
My own girl; song, m Hector Richard.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129732;
Emma B. Dobson, Philadelphia.
22969:
My paradise; waltz, w and m K. Ozier
and Dot Brown. ©1e. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129606; Catherine Treadwell
and Dorothy Allinson, Humble, Tex.
22970
My prayer; hymn. © Aug. 28, 1986;
E pub. 57169; Charles HE. Wilson,
Pittsburgh. 22971
My red letter day; from This’ll make
you whistle, w and m Maurice Sigler,
Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 4, 1986; E for.
45463 ; Cinephonic music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22972
My Rio Grande dreams; tango, w Gus
Gianfala, m Estelle Mequet. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130301; Au-
gustus Arthur Gianfala, Jeanerette,
La. 22973
My roamin’ days are over; w and m
Allen Stewart McNee; pf. © 1 «.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 180844; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
22974
My shaggy dog and me; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 130756;
Mary A. Maloney, Schenectady, N. Y.
22975
My sheltering home; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 180300; Clinten EH. King, Be-
loit, Wis. 22976
My sombrero; English w Al Stillman,
Spanish w Pedro Berrios, m Xavier
Cugat; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 56855; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
22977
rumba fox-trot, English w Al Still-
man, m Xavier Cugat, arr. Graham
Prince; orch., pts. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E pub. 56998; Edward B. Marks mu-
sie corp., New York. 22978
My sunny Texas home; fox-trot song.
©l1ec. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130970;
Anna M. Sullivan, Chicago. 22979
My sweet Emeline ; song, m Orpha Phil-
lips. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp.
180407; Mazie Harhart Clark, Cin-
cinnati. 22980
My sweetest dream; w P. Wolpert, mel-
ody Jack Schatenstein. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 130263; Pauline Wol-
pert, Sierra Madre, Calif., and J.
Schatenstein, Philadelphia. 22981
My symbols of love show that I’m
thinking of you; w Rosella Burghart ;
Dit Ou Aer Aue Sil) 1936" ES un!
131128; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 22982
My toboggan; w Enid Blyton, m Cecil
Sharman. © Aug. 26, 1986; E for.
45429; Novello & co., ltd., London.
22983
My treasure; waltz song, m Gustave
Sax. © 1c, Aug. 24 1936; E unp.
1380794; William Hintz, Bremerton,
Wash. 22984
My trip to Bermuda; w Gene Otto, m
A. Otto,;. pf, .@©),1'c., Aug. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 129604; Gene Otto and Anne
Otto, New York. 22985
My turtle dove; song, w Della Sewell.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130705;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 22986
Nachmu—nachmu ami; w A. L. Baron,
melody M. Yiddishman. © 1c. Aug.
1, 1986; E unp. 129470; A. L. Baron
and M. Yiddishman, New York.
22987
Naggin’ man; w B. Setzer, m 8S. M.
Vandehei. © 1 ec. Aug. 20, 1986;
E unp. 130504; Beulah Setzer and
Sylvia M. Vandehei, Cheyenne, Wy.
22988
Naiads at the spring; etude, Paul Juon,
op. 18, no. 1, arr. Luis Sucra; pf. ©
Aug. 26, 19386; E pub. 57109; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
22989
Najstodsze tango; stowa: Zenon Fried-
wald, m: Jerzy Petersburski. ©
June 3, 1986; E for. 45315; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 22990
arr.: I. Wesby; ork. strony.
© June 3, 1936; E for. 45316; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 22991
Napoli allegra; one step 6/8, [and]
Ansia d’amore; fox trot; versi Gio-
vanna Colombi, m Pippo Barzizza;
1029
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22992
pt. III, n. S., v. 31
Napoli allegra—Continued.
jazz orch. pti. © May 25, 1936;
HE for. 45300; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
22992
Narcissus; w Lisbeth Coin, m MeNair
llgenfritz. © Aug. 7, 1936; E pub.
56850; Edward Schuberth & co., inc.,
New York. 22993
National union for social justice; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1936;
E unp. 130682; Thelma M. Siebert,
Detroit. 22994
Naughty Napoli; musical farce, libretto
and lyries S. T. Treitel. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 130019; Louis Al-
tieri, Corona, L. I., N. Y.
Near my heart; song. ©1c. Aug. 18,
19386; E unp. 1380530; Everett St.
Clair Dunbar, St. Joseph, Mo.
22996
*"Neath Hawaiian skies; w and m W.
W. K. Kaaikaula, m arr. S. K. Pili-
wale. © Apr. 25, 1936; E pub. 56288 ;
William W. K. Kaaikaula and Silver
K. Piliwale, Honolulu. 22997
’Neath that old silver maple tree; song,
m Wayne Johnson. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1936; EH unp. 1381112; Frederick Otto
Riley, Noel, Mo. 22998
Nené; rumba, versi Mario Siletti, mel-
odia Giuseppe Ferraro. © July 9,
1936; E pub. 56711; P. Tesio & sons,
New York. 22999
Nerts to you; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 180166; Tom
Lysaght, Pittsburgh. 23000
Never again will it thrill me just like
it used to do; w and m Helen Hs-
telle "Hart. pti. “VOR awen Auge 24,
1936; E unp. 130643; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23001
Never alone; hymn, w Mrs. J. F. Pully-
blank. © Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 57127;
Wm. Dillon, Fort Wayne. 23002
Never forgotten old cotton days; w
Harry K. Kuell and Harry Ostrow,
melody Abe Ostrow. © 1c. Aug.
29, 19386; E unp: 1381042; Harry K.
Kuell, Newark, N. J. 23003
Never gonna dance; song, from Swing
time, w Dorothy Fields. © July 24,
1986; E pub. 56718; Jerome Kern,
Bronxville, N. Y. 23004
New (The) approach to the piano; by
Myrtle Rose and Alberto Guerrero.
pt. 2. © Aug. 21, 1936; H for. 45421;
Frederick Harris co., Oakville, Ont.,
Canada. 23005
22995
New (The) deal; w and melody Nita
Johnson. © 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 131039; Deanna Tabb, Conroe,
Tex. 23006
New (A) method of self instruction for
saxophone; by Mickey Gillette, pt. 3.
© May 15, 19386; AA 210971; Carroll
Francis Gillette, San Francisco.
23007
pt. 4. © May 15, 1936; AA
213059; Carroll Francis Gillette, San
Francisco. 23008
pt. 5B © May 15, 19386; AA
213141; Carroll Francis Gillette, San
Francisco. 23009
pt. 6 © May 15, 19386; AA
213332; Carroll Francis Gillette, San
Francisco. 23010
New River train; w and m Maggie
Andrews; with guit. arr. © July 31,
1936; E pub. 56768; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc, New York. 23011
New York; song march. © 1. Aug.
1, 1936; E unp. 129498; Kathryn
Belle Powell, New York. 23012
New York, a name of fame; song.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 19386; E unp. 129549;
Cleon EK. Hammond, Brooklyn.
230138
New York look up; anthem, w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 20, 1936; EH unp.
130483 ; Christopher J. Kehoe, Mon-
sey, N. Y. 28014
New York on Hudson; op. 28; contralto
or bar.; with cello and violin obbl. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 19386; EH unp. 1380047;
Dora Perelman, White Plains, N. Y.
23015
Newest (The) Carson Robison bk. of
25 songs; and just a poem or two;
with guit. arrs. © July 30, 1986; E
pub. 56729; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 23016
Newman (Hidridge) Two waltzes;
from Les lutins; orch. pts. © July
30, 1986; E for. 45439; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., ltd., London. 23017
Niezapominajki; tango, stowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m Henryk Gold. © July 3,
19386; HE for. 45458; M. Arct, Warsaw,
Poland. 23018
arr.: Wt. Eiger; ork. strony.
© July 3, 19386; E for. 45459; M.
Arct, Warsaw, Poland. 23019
Night (The) blooming lotus flower; w
Ann Mitchell, m Heart Mitchell. ©
Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 56982; Charles
Foley, New York. 23020
1030
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23049
Night (A) for love; w Lincoln Gunn ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130661: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23021
Night (A) in the pyramids; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 180804; Lillian
Lilly, New Orleans. 23022
Night in Venice; w Charles Reid, and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129479; Helene Hipkins, Long Island
City. 23023
Night (The) is young and you're so
beautiful; from Billy Rose’s Casa
manana, w Billy Rose and Irving
Kahal, m Dana Suesse; with arr. for
euit., ete. © July 23, 1936; E pub.
56725; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
23024
Night on the levee; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Aug. 5, 1936; E pub. 56901; Charles
Repper, Boston. 23025
Night sighs; song. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130617; John R. Mur-
phy, Newcomb, N. Y. 23026
Night (A) with you; pf., with w. ©
Aug. 22, 1986; E pub. 57148; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 23027
Nightfall; slow blues fox-trot, w Manny
Kurtz, m Benny Carter; orch. pts. ©
July 28, 1986; E for. 45491; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
23028
w Manny Kurtz, m Benny Carter;
with ukulele and accordeon arr. ©
July 7, 1936; E for. 45490; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
23029
No cross, no crown; song, m Alexander
Angus. ©1e. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
130222; Edith Keating Corkum, Hali-
fax, N. S., Canada. 23030
No letter to-day; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130451 ; Loreece
White, Hoffman, Okl. 230381
No one can steal you from me; pf.
treble, with w. ©1ce. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 131115; Owen Muschett,
Brooklyn, and Mark Appleton, New
York. 23032
No wonder I’m blue; fox-trot song, mel-
ody. ©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129982; Junie C. Cobb, Chicago.
23033
Noah; suite, Jean Stor. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1936; E unp. 130793; W. Astor
Morgan, New York. 230384
Noche de pecado; vals vienes. | © tee
Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 180922; Max
Urban, Mexico, D. F. 23035
Nodding flowers ; by George S. Schuler ;
pf. © Aug. 12, 1986; E pub. 56939;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23036
Non so se m’ami; song, w Luigi Ber-
tucci. ©1e. Aug. 28, 1936: E unp.
130980; Leonardo Ciarlo, San Fran-
cisco. 23037
Not disappointed in Jesus; hymn. ©
July 29, 1986; E pub. 57128; Ray-
mond C. Lewis, Van Wert, O. 230388
Not for mine eyes; song. © 1c. July
24, 1936; E unp. 130146; EHleanor
Marie Quinto, New York. 23039
Notes to you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129980; Stella
Francis and Hlsie Francis, New York.
23040
Nothing can compare with you; w J.
Hedblom, melody A. Fischer. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129708; Jack
Hedbiom and Andrew Fischer, De-
troit. 23041
Nothing’s the same; song. © 1c. Aug.
22, 1936; E unp. 180633; Ruby
Frances Bunnell, Denver. 23042
Nothing to me; song, w Ted Crosby.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131022;
Marian Boyle, Spokane. 23043
Notte d’estate; valzer lento, parole
Bruno Wassil, [and] Torna, son solo;
tango; parole EKttore Bravetta: mu-
sica di Bruno Wassil; orchestrina
pti. [Italian and German text] ©
June 12 ,1936; E for. 45302; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 23044
Novia; song, w Ted Crosby. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131023; Marian
Boyle, Spokane. 23045
Now I follow you around; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131017; Stephen Benjak, New York.
23046
Now I’ve got a love affair; w and
melody Syd Hoff. © 1 c. Aug. 27,
1986; E unp. 130886; Sydney Hoff-
man, New York. 23047
Now I’ve got the blues; w and melody
Virginia Wise. ©1c. July 25, 1936;
EK unp. 1380370; EHtizabeth Pearl
Spencer, Sikeston, Mo. 23048
Now swing is king; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 180272;
Jack Carl London, Pittsburgh. 238049
1031
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23050
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Now the winter is gone; Oxfordshire
folk-song, coll. Cecil J. Sharp, m arr.
Imogen Holst; sop. 1 and 2. ©
Aug. 29, 1986; E for. 45426; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 28050
O. A. R. P. election campaign song;
w and melody. © Aug. 3, 1936; 2 c.
Aug. 17; E pub. 56917; Mary HE.
Stucker, Kansas City, Mo. 23051
O be joyful in the Lord; anthem, w
from the Scriptures, m Eric H.
Thiman; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Aug. 5, 1936; E for, 45346; Banks
& son, York, England. 23052
O bone Jesu; motet, traditional w;
mixed voices; with organ ad lib. ©
July 30, 1936; E pub. 56712; Howard
A. Snyder, Davenport, Ia. 23053
O captain, my captain; choral ode, op.
42, w Walt Whitman; men’s voices.
© July 28, 1936; E pub. 56713; John
Laurence Seymour, Sacramento,
Calif. 23054
O clap your hands, all ye peoples;
anthem, w from the Scriptures, m
Vincent Knight; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Aug. 5, 1986; E for. 45347;
Banks & son, York, England. 23055
O, glorious federation; w and m Lelah
Isabel Wister; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© June 5, 1936; E pub. 56801;
Colorado federation of women’s clubs,
Denver. 23056
O sole mio; by Ed. Di Capua, arr.
Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo,
Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian guit.
obbl. ace., and Spanish guit. acc.
Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 56996; First
natl. inst. of allied arts, South Bend,
Ind. 23057
O Zuiderzee; w and m H. J. van Delft.
© 1c Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131079;
Hendrik Jansen, Berkeley, Calif.
23058
Oh God, give us rain; w H. Atteridge,
mJ. F. Hanley. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
E unp. 129502; Harold Atteridge and.
James F. Hanley, Douglaston, L. I.,
IN.) Yi: 23059
Oh, it is love; w Ellen Mathis Bright;
pis, ©..1-e¢. Aug, A7,, 19865) Haonp.
130327; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23060!
Oh, Mister Man up in the moon; from
The Bowery princess, w Ted Koehler,
m Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr.
© Aug. 24, 1986; E pub. 57181; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 23061
Oh mocn loving one; pf., with w. ©
Aug. 22, 1936; E pub. 57149; Gienn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 23062
Oh, Susanna; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Wallingford Riegger; ten. 1, 2
and bar. boy’s cho. © July 24, 1936;
E pub. 56751; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 23063
Oh! Susanna [and] De Camptown
races; by Stephen Foster, [and]
Three blind mice, traditional: arr.
S. J. Price; band pts., with conductor.
© Aug. 28, 1936; E pub. 57141; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23064
Oh, take me back where I want to be;
w LouElla McDermott; pf. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 1380828; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23065
Oh! What a record; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 8 1936; E unp. 129829;
Lucille Gedeon, Aspinwall, Pa.
23066
Oh yeah; pf., with w. © 1c Aug.
28, 1986; E unp. 1380974; William
T. Canino, Corona, L. I., N. Y.
23067
Oh you great big handsome man; song.
© July 22, 1936; E pub. 57071; Cath-
ryn B. Sweeney and Marie D. Swee-
ney, Dallas. 23068
Oh! You rogue! You stole my heart;
w and melody Ed. G. Nelson and
Fred Rose. © 1. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129611; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 23069
Ohio mine; w Ina Rufo, m Palma Rufo,
arr. Cliff Barnes; with guit. arr.
George Bournis. © July 30, 1936;
E pub. 56922; Palmantonio Rufo,
Warren, O. 23070
Ohio (The) valley flood; song, arr.
Eddie Rice. © 1 c. Aug. 5, 1936;
E unp. 130140; Bernice Marie Crumb-
ley, Williamstown, W. Va. 23071
Oklahoma home; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129908;
Lon Aldrich Dorman, Jones, OkI.
23072
Ol cabin home; slave song, from Ol
Uncle Warn; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1936; E unp. 130507; Joseph F. Mc-
Mahon, New York. 23073
Ol’ Man River; w Oscar Hammerstein
2d, m Jerome Kern, arr. Geoffrey
O’Hara; mixed cho. and bar. solo.
© Aug. 13, 1936; E pub. 57036; T. B.
Harms co., New York. 23074
1032
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Ol Parson Washington; humorous, w
and m William M. Harclerode; men’s
voices. © July 28, 1986; E pub.
56964; White-Smith music pub. ¢o.,
Boston. 23075
Old (The) age pension and you; song,
arr. Bill Clifford. © 1c Aug. 4,
1936; E unp. 129602; Larry Young,
San Francisco. 23076
Old (The) dollar bill; song, m Alex-
ander Angus. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936;
E unp. 130927 ; Peter McKinnon, Win-
nipeg, Manit., Canada. 23077
Old English country dances; by Ernest
Newton; pf. © Aug. 11, 1986; HB for.
45485 ; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
23078
Old fashioned quadrille ; w and melody.
©1c. July 20, 1986; E unp. 129523;
Sara Martinez, Hoehne, Col. 23079:
Old (An) friend of yesterday; w and
melody Edna Walters. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1936; E unp. 131037; Edna Erm-
lich, Monongahela, Pa. 23080:
Old (The) garden gate; song. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1936; E unp. 180551; Eliza-
beth Camp, Los Angeles, Calif.
23081
Old Glory; w and m Inez Williams;
ping, ©, Lae.) Aug, 21,1936; unp.
130587; Ray Williams Hopkins, Fort
Pierce, Fla. 23082
Old Joe’s hittin’ the jug; w and m
Jack Palmer and Harry Stride, pf. sc.
Paul Hill; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Aug. 4, 19386; E pub. 56858; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
23083
Old Kentucky moon and you; w John
Henry Angell, melody Jack Potts. ©
1 ec. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130826;
Jesse A. Potts and John H. Angell,
Represa, Calif. 23084
Old King Cole; old nursery rhyme, m
H. Markham Lee; male voices. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E for. 45348; Banks
& son, York, England. 23085
Old love; song, m Madelaine Roberts.
© 1 ec Aug. 12; E unp. 130095;
Alfred Maria Wachta, Shelby, O.
~ 23086
Old (An) love song; song, w William
Wheeler. © 1c. July 31, 1936; E
unp. 129751; Dion W. Kennedy, New
York. 23087
23100
Old (The) Mohawk trail; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129763; Harry V. Connell, Chelsea,
Mass. 23088
Old New England moon; w and m Car-
men Lombardo, Charlie Tobias and
John Jacob Loeb; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © May 25, 1936; E pub. 55484;
Chappell & co., ine., New York.
23089
Old oaken bucket; w Samuel Wood-
worth, m George Kiallmark, arr. A.
P. McKinney and R. F. Tomlinson;
guit., chord and diagram arr.
July 3, 1986; E pub. 57066; McKin-
ney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 23090
Old Pinto; w William John Wilson;
Wien) 1 ejAuge 31, 1936 8 unp.
131148 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23091
Old (The) refrain; Viennese popular
song, transcribed Fritz Kreisler, arr.
Geo. Hamilton Green; xylophone,
with pf. ace. © Aug. 13, 1936; E
pub. 57017 ; Charles Foley, New York.
23092
Old Samoan garden; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130800;
William Law, Dayton, O. 23093
Old silvery moon; w and m Selma Mar-
garetiGuettlerz;) pry i@©\l e.cAue,, 17,
1986; E unp. 180345; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23094
Old (The) spring of love; song. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130918;
Hendrix Thomas Payne, Pomona,
Calif. 23095
Old stone abode; w and m Evelyn
Marshall and Raymond Marshall ; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129895 :
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23096
Old (An) story; Christmas hymn, w
Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1986; E pub. 56446; Forster
music publisher, inec., Chicago. 23097
Old tick tock; composed, fingered and
ed. Moissaye Boguslawski; pf. ©
Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 57060 ; Moderne
publications, Chicago. 23098
Ombra (L’); gavotte fox-trot, Renato
Bellini; pf. © July 31, 1986; E pub.
56771; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 23099)
; versi Giuseppe Adami, English ver-
sion Lorraine Noel Finley, m Renato
Bellini. © July 31, 1986; E pub.
56770; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York, 23100
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pt. m1, n. S., v. 31
On a South sea isle; song; Hawaiian
guits. © July 24, 1986; E pub. 56734;
Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton,
Pay 23101
On a Sunday afternoon; w Edith Po-
pick, melody G. Cocco and Lew Longo.
©le. July 25, 1936; E unp. 129753 ;
Gabriel Cocco, Brooklyn. 23102
On Catalina Island; w J. Hedblom, mel-
ody A. Fischer. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
E unp. 129709; Jack Hedblom and
Andrew Fischer, Detroit. 23103
On Miami shore; new special modern
waltz, Victor Jacobi, arr. Walter
Paul; orch. pts., with w and male
trio. © Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 57031 ;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
23104
On my mind; fox-trot song. © 1 ec.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130408 ; Michael
Robert Fliton, Burgettstown, Pa.
23105
On our way; pf., with w. © Aug; 25,
19386; E pub. 57137; Charlotte Ames,
Curtice, O. 23106
On Sunday morn; w Charles Reid, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp.
129478; Helene Hipkins, Long Island
City. 23107
On the Californian plains; waltz; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 13, 19386; E unp.
130136; Daniel Whitham, North Lons-
dale, N. Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
23108
On the campus at the U; song, pf. treble
ace. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp.
131027; Donald EH. Niksch, Hobart,
Ind. 23109)
On the hill of Calvary; hymn, w Joe
DuMond, m Josh Higgins. © July
15, 1986; E pub. 56479; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 23110
On the lofty golden mountain; Alamo
waltz song, w and m George H.
Chubey; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936:
E unp. 129891 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23111
On the sandy shores at Malibu; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp.
130836; Ola Lee, Los Angeles. 23112
On the shores of Mindanao; Moro ro-
mance, w Charlie Reynolds, m F:
Henri Klickmann ; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 21, 19386; E pub. 57009;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 23113
On the shores of Tahiti; w and melody.
©1e. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130979;
Ray Sawyer and George Howe, Los
Angeles. 23114
Once again; arr. Frank S. Weiant; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp.
130309; Kenneth Victor Frankenfield,
Allentown, Pa. 23115
One glance; waltz song. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1936; E unp. 180192; Maurice
Montaperto, Astoria, L. I. N. Y.
23116
One more kiss; song. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1936; E unp. 180025; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 23117
‘One night; w and melody. ©1ce. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 131103; Wayne G.
Johnston, Baxter, Pa. 23118
One, two, three, four; arr. Nick Mano-
loff; Hawaiian guit. solo, Hawaiian
guit. obbl., Hawaiian guit. obbl. acc.,
and Spanish guit. acc. © Aug. 18,
1936; E pub. 56995; First natl. inst.
of allied arts, South Bend, Ind.
23119
Only a back-woods cabin; words by
Byron Zuver, music by R. Shelby.
©1e. Aug. 22, 19386; E unp. 180606 ;
Byron Zuver and Ruth Shelby, Kin-
tyre, N. D. 23120
Only a rose; w Helen Bee Macnab; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131141;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
20121
Only memories of you; song, w Mrs.
E. S. McGee. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1936;
E unp. 130016; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 23122
Only one; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
14, 19386; E unp. 1380168; Mildred
Agnes Rogers, Jersey City. 23123
Only when love is giving; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp.
130799; William Law, Dayton, O.
23124
Only you; w Barbet Martin; pf. ©
1c Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130662;;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23125
Open your heart to Jesus; hymn. ©
Jan, 20, 1986; E pub. 56807; Floyd
W. Hawkins, Tacoma. 23126
Opportunity; song. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1936; E unp. 1380788; Rufus Wilson,
Troy, O. PeD OAS
Orchids for you; song. © 1c Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 130608; Rose V.
Yates, Chicago. 23128
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no. 8, 1936
23156
Orgelchoriile; v, Giinther Raphael, op.| Over and over again; w and melody.
37. 1, heft, nurs. 1-6. 2. heft, mrs.
7-12. © July 15, 1936; EB for. 45487,
45488; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
23129, 23130
Our beautiful city; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129625; John T. Sullivan, Brooklyn.
23131
Our dance band’s bass player; pf., with
w. © ic. Aug. 3, 1936; HE unp.
129569; Roger Angers, Quebec.
23132
Our dream home; w Mac; pf. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130329; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23133
Our flag; march song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936;
BE unp. 130992; Franklyn M. W.
Smith, Newark, N. J. 23134
Our last waltz; w A. T. Chapman and
M. V. Miller, pf. sec. Basil Sadler.
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130522;
Joseph O’Neill Miller, Baltimore.
23135.
Our little trailer home; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Aug. 6, 19386; E unp.
129673; Gertrude Longueville Snow,
Montreal. 23136
Our night of love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 180457;
Alfred Sevigny, Lawrence, Mass.
23137
Our pine cabin home; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 130625 ;
Marguerite Tremper, Detroit. 23138
Out in the still warm night; pf., with
w. © Aug. 22, 1936; E pub. 57151;
Glenn Adelbert Dewey, Chicago.
23139
Out of luck with love; w Bernard P.
Arons, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1936; E unp. 130759; Beatrice Lydia
Rodick, Brooklyn. 23140
Out of the past; waltz, Jules Mathis ;
pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 56942;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23141
Out of the west—into my heart; fox-
trot, w Leora Ireton, melody L. Ire-
ton and Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Aug.
12, 1986; E unp. 130071; Effie L.
Knox, Wilmington, Calif. 23142
‘(Out on the beach at Waikiki; w and m
Alice Johnson, arr. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129944; Robert N. Ka-
maunu, Honolulu. 231438
‘'95094—36——_5
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130812;
Donald M. Rae, Flushing, N. Y.
23144
Over here; w and melody. ©1c. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 180722; Seneca S.
Smith, Albany. 23145
Over my dead body; w Jill Rainsford,
melody Red Newmark. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1936; EB unp. 130737; Marguerite
Rainsford, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 23146
Overtones; Ww William Alexander
Percy, m Rudolph Gruen; high in F.
© July 24, 1986; E pub. 56755; Har-
old Flammer, inec., New York. 23147
Pa min lilla glasveranda; vals, Britta
Welamson, [and] En schottis pa
Hawaj; m Paul Hjder; arr. Miff Gorl-
ing; ork. stimmor. © June 22, 1936;
EH for. 45319; A. b. Carl Gehrmans
musikférlag, Stockholm. 23148
Paging the moon for you; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1986; E unp. 129639; James R.
Woods, Gillette, Wy. 23149
Pair (A) of wings; w and m Ford
Kensee. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129902; Lillian Seckendorf Popper,
New York. 23150
Paix (La), le pain, la liberté; paroles
R. Goupil, m Jean Yatove. © Aug.
7, 1986; EH for. 45483; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. ; 23151
Palace (The) march; by F. W. Hollo-
way, arr. A. Harris; military band
pts. © May 25, 1986; E for. 45284;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 23152
Papa treetop tall; w Stanley Adams,
m Hoagy Carmichael; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Aug. 17, 1936; E pub.
57041; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 23153
Parade of the ghosts of Broadway;
fox-trot, w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
28, 1986; E unp. 1380994; William Joe
Lyons, New York. 23154
Parade of the legionnaires; w and mel-
ody Dal Metcalf. © 1c. Aug. 31.
1936; E unp. 131119; Dallas Alonzo
Metcalf, Grosse Point Pk., Mich.
23155
Paradise is empty now; w and m Emil
Frederick Netzer; pf. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 181186; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23156
Pardon me; w and m Neil Waterman
and Al White, pf. se. Geo. N. Terry ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Aug.
1035
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23157
pt. m1, n. S., v. 31
Pardon me—Continued.
7, 1936; E pub. 56864; Famous mu-
sie corp., New York. 23157
Park Avenue baby; song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 ec. Aug. 1, 1936; E
unp. 129473; Marion Armstrong,
Birmingham, Ala. 23158
Part-time blues; song, m Evelyn M.
Warrick. © 1. Aug. 4, 1986; EH
ump. 129589; Mary L. Harris, Green-
castle, Pa. 23159
Parted; w and m Cecelia Sgorbissa ;
pf. © 1c Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129584; Mrs. John Sgorbissa, Peeks-
EG INGH NS 23160
Parting is such Sweet sorrow; song,
w Ruth Erin Neeley. ©1c. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130463; Maurine Neeley,
Bryan, Tex. 23161
Passacaglia und Fuge; v. Hans Ferdi-
nand Schaub, op. 10; grosses orch.
Partitur. © July 6, 1936; E for.
45292; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
23162
Path (The) in the woods; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129614;
Marie Singer, Brooklyn. 23163
Patrick O’Connor; song, melody Alva
Torre-Alba. © 1 ¢. Aug. 7, 1936;
E unp. 129784; Virginia G. Nodine,
Brooklyn. 23164
Patrol; by Molly Hull; violins and pf.
© July 15, 1936; H for. 45282; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 23165
Patter of the rain; by Ada Richter ;
pf., with w. © Aug. 12, 1936; E
pub. 56951; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 23166
Peace is life’s victory; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130886 ;
Nadage Dorée, New York. 23167
Peek-a-boo; song. © 1 c¢. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129925; Stanley Mark
Edwards, Jackson, Mich. 23168
Peggy; fox-trot, w and melody Kd.
Ramage. © 1c. Aug. 11, 19386; E
unp. 129979; G. Edward Ramage,
Pittsburgh. 25169
—song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1986; E
unp. 129842; Ernest G. Moats, Rus-
selville, Ark. 23170
Pelicans’ promenade; by William
Baines; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
56960; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23171
Pennsylvania; official parade march
song of American legion post no. 121.
© Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 57121; Joe
Francis Weber, Moscow, Pa. 23172
Pennsylvania moon; song, pf. arr. Har-
old Potter; with guit. arr. © Aug.
26, 1936: E pub. 56904 ; Dick Melenric
and Andrew Pelak, Throop, Pa.
23173
Pensjonarka; tango, stowa: J. RoScis-
zewski, m: W. Krupifiski. © June 3,
1936; E for. 453813; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 23174
Perfect love; sacred song, w Dorothy
F. Gurney, m Joseph Fletcher; med.
voice; in B flat. © Aug. 1, 1936; BH
pub. 56798 ; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridge-
field Park, N. J. 23175
Pieceadilly ; from Soft lights and sweet
music, w and m Jack Meskill, Al Har-
vey, Bob Harvey and Michael Carr;
with ukulele and accordeon arr.
Rev. ed. © July 11, 1936; E for.
45493 ; Peter Maurice music co., Itd.,
London. 23176
Picecaninny picnic; composed, fingered
and ed. Moissaye Boguslawski; pf.
© Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 57058: Mod-
erne publications, Chicago. 23177
Pick yourself up; duet, from Swing
time, w Dorothy Fields. © July 25,
19386; E pub. 57156; Jerome Kern,
Bronxville, N. Y. 23178
Picture me without you; from Bowery
princess, w Ted Koehler, m Jimmy
McHugh; with guit. arr. © Aug. 19,
1986; E pub. 57132; Leo Feist, inc...
New York. 23179:
Piéce 4 la mémoire de Paul Dukas; pf.
© June 25, 1986; E for. 45412; Julien
Krein, Paris. 23180:
Piéce pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas;
pf. © June 25, 1936; HE for. 45413 ;
Oliver Messiaen, Paris. 23181
Pigeons fly around and around; w Bob:
Rothberg, melody Sammy Timberg.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130149;
Paramount pictures, inc., New York.
23182'
Pilgrim song; based on the negro spir-
itual Somebody’s knocking at your
door, Clarence Cameron White, op.
27, no. 2; violin and pf. © Aug. 1,
1936; E pub. 56887; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23183.
Piping (The) shepherds; by Margery
Moore; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
45359; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23184.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23209
Planning; w Lloyd Uker; pf. © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1936; HE unp. 129876; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23185
Plantation song; based on the negro
spiritual Swing low, sweet chariot,
Clarence Cameron White, op. 27, no.
1; violin and pf. © Aug. 1, 1936: H
pub. 56886: Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 23186
Play to me on your guitar; fox-trot, w
Hugo Lenares, m Miguel Costella ;
with ukulele arr. and chord figures
for pf. accordion, banjo and guit. ©
July 24, 1936; E for. 45345; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 23187
Playing a game; w and melody. ©1ce.
Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130854; Jack
Cagan, Brooklyn. 23188
Pleasant dreams; w Mayola Collins,
and melody. © 1. Aug. 26, 1936;
E unp. 130841; Ulysses Jarreau,
Baton Rouge, La. 23189:
Please don’t release me; fox-trot song,
melody L. J. Buster and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130064; Lolita Jefferson Buster, Chi-
cago. 23190
Please let me kiss you just once; song.
©1ec. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 180379 ;
Alice Cary Longfellow, Urbana, O.
23191
Please play that melody again; song;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © July 30,
1936 ; E pub. 56921; Maceo Scott, Chi-
cago. 23192.
Pleasure (The) way of learning to play
piano; incl. set of flash cards. ©1c.
Aug. 28, 19386; E unp. 181002;
Eamecnpers, West New Brighton, elk.
N. Y. 23193
Polichinelle; sérénade, Fritz Kreisler,
arr. Geo. Hamilton Green ; xylophone
with pf. ace. © Aug. 138, 1936; E pub.
57020; Charles Foley, New York.
23194
Pollock’s (Muriel) piano notations; by
M. Pollock. © Aug. 24, 19386; E pub.
57080; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
23195
Pony (The) express; w and melody. ©
-1 ec. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130470;
Arthur Thorsen, Chicago. 23196
Pool (The); song, w Paul Lawrence
Dunbar. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129599 : Janice Browne Johnson, Chi-
cago. 23197
David |
Popeye on the wire; w Bob Rothberg,
melody Sammy Timberg. ©1c. Aug.
6, 1986; EH unp. 129748; Paramount
pictures, ine., New York. 23198
Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas; pf.
© June 25, 1936; E for. 45408; Man-
uel de Falla, Grenada, Spain.
23199
Pour plaire aux femmes; comédie mu-
sicale, André Mauprey et Robert de
Mackiels, d’aprés Arnold et Bach, m
W. Kollo. Partition chant et pf. ©
June 15, 1986; D 39121; Choudens,
Paris. 23199*
Practice makes perfect; w I. N. Hack-
erman, melody 8. Moore. ©1c. Aug.
29, 1936; EH unp. 131034; Irvin N.
Hackerman and Stuart Moore, Wash-
ington. 23200
Prairie (The) in the West; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp.
129612 : Harry E. Smith, Lancaster,
O. 23201
Prairie (The) is my home; from Guns
of the Pecos, w Jack Scholl, m M. K.
Jerome; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 17, 1936; E pub. 57038; Remick
music corp., New York. 23202
Prairie love; w and melody. ©1l1e
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 131006; Jim-
mie Davis, Shreveport, La. 23203
Prairie range ’m coming back; w and
melody. ©1ce. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130307; James Robert Evans, New
York. 23204
Prairie (A) song; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp. 129500;
Zella May Werner, Baltimore.
23205
Praise; w Gerard Manley Hopkins, m
Beatrice Posamanick. © Aug. 20,
1986; E pub. 57035; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 23206
Praise God for our leader, an all Amer-
ican man; w and melody. ©l1e.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129655; Mrs.
Jesse Lee Waggoner, Garden City,
Kan. 23207
Praise the Lord, O my soul; anthem,
w from the Bible, m R. M. Stultz;
mixed voices, with sop. or ten. solo.
© Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 56938 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23208:
Prayer (A); hymn, w Joe DuMond, m
Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56480; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 23209)
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23210
pt. m1, n. s., Vv. dL
Prayer response; text from the Book
of Jude; church quartet or cho. choir.
© Aug. 24, 1986; E pub. 57077; Al-
bert D. Liefeld, Pittsburgh. 23210
Prayer—the key; hymn. © Aug. 1,
1936; E pub. 57085; Clifton L.
Moseley, Memphis, Tenn. 23211
Prélude sur le nom de Paul Dukas;
pf. © June 25, 1936; E for. 45409;
Gabriel Pierné, Paris. 23212
President Roosevelt song; song. ©1c.
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130188; Gladys
Octavia Helle, Webster Groves, Mo.
23213
President Roosevelt, we stand by;
song. © July 30, 19386; E pub. 56765 ;
Edna M. Barrow, Sycamore, Ill.
23214
President Roosevelt’s new re-election
march; pf. © 1c Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129923 ;s Molly Silva, Oakland,
Calif. 23215
Pretty Caroline; Oxfordshire folk-song,
coll. Cecil J. Sharp, m arr. Imogen
Holst.) sop: 41 andy 2©) Aye 129,
1936; E for. 45427; Novello & ©co.,
ltd., London. 23216
Prima poesia; poesia Giovanni Papini,
m Paolo Fragapane. © June 30,
1986; E for. 45805; Carisch, s. a.
Milan. 23217
Prima serie dei cori di Michelangelo
Buonarroti il Giovane; m Luigi Dal-
lapiccola; voci miste, senza ace. ©
May 31, 1986; E for. 45307; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 23218
Promise not to two-time; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Aug. 6, 1986; E unp.
129685; Milan S. Zima, Gary, Ind.
23219
Puppy love; w William C. MacQuown,
and melody. © 1. Aug. 28, 1936;
HE unp. 130998; James Ross Garman,
Pittsburgh. 23220
Put it in writing; w and melody Bert
Douglas and Ernest Breuer. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 180405; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 23221
Put the rainbow back into the sky; w
Dorothy C. Heinze, and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180153;
Walter Golden Gleason, Milwaukee.
23222
Question (The) dear is you; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E
unp. 130990; Hstelle Bryant, Los
Angeles. 23223.
Questions and exercises on harmony ;
by anonymous composer. 1. Grades
14.—2,. Grades 5-7. © Aug. L2,
1936; E for. 45444, 45445; Associated
board: of the Royal schools of music,
London, London. 23224, 23225
Quintett D dur; v. Joh. Christian Bach,
op. 11, nr. 6, hrsg. Rudolf Steglich ;
querfléte o. violine, oboe o. violine,
violine, viola, violoncell u. general-
bass o. cembalo. Partitur u. stim-
men. © June 24, 1936; E for. 45289 ;
Adolph Nagel, Hannover, Germany.
23226
Quintett es dur; v. Joh. Christian Bach,
op. 11, nr. 4, hrsg. Rudolf Steglich ;
querfléte o. violine, oboe 0. violine,
violine, viola, violoncell u. general-
bass o. cembalo. Partitur u. stim-
men. © June 24, 1936; EH for. 45290 ;
Adolph Nagel, Hannover, Germany.
23227
Quintuplets on parade; w Andrew Don-
nelly, m F. Henri Klickmann; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57003; Mills music, ine., New
York. 23228
Quit you foolin’ ’round; song, m Paul
Finstein, arr. H. D. Greer. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 130558; David
A. Siplin, Los Angeles. 23229
R. M. S. Queen Mary, the pride of the
sea; song. © 1c July 25, 1936;
E unp. 129636; Matthew Lynch, New
York. 23230
Rain on my cabin; w Clem Henry,
melody Marguerite Garrison and C.
Henry. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1936; EB unp.
130131; John C. Henry, Greenville,
SAC. 23231
Rain songs; song, w Paul Lawrence
Dunbar. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129596; Janice Browne Johnson,
Chicago. 23232
Rainbow ’round Dixie; song, melody
George Schloss. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936;
E unp. 180815; Jack M. Kay, Brook-
lyn. 23.233
Rainbow ’round my heart; w Marion
McClure, m and ukulele arr. B. HE.
Staffin. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1986; BE unp.
130591; Burnell Ellwood Staflin,
Perrysburg, N. Y. 23234
Rainbow (The) waltz; pf., with w.: ©
1 ec. Aug. 4, 19386; E unp. 129715;
Edward O. Roberts, Washington.
23235
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Rainbow's (The) end; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1936; E unp. 180072; Dolly Dut-
ton, New York. 23236
Rambling (The) trooper; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 19386;
E unp. 130245; Percy E. Tuthill, Cen-
ter Moriches, N. Y. 23237
Rapture; w and m Ford Kensee. ©
1 ec. Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129903;
Lilian Seckendorf Popper, New
York. 23238
Raven (The); Indian centennial song
version of Gen. Sam Houston. ©
Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 56971; George
F. Echols, Fort Worth. 23239
Re Lear; 3 atti, di Giovanni Papini,
dalla tragedia di Shakespeare; orch.
Partitura. © July 15, 1936; D 39120;
Vito Frazzi, Florence, Italy. 23239*
Real (The) prisoner’s song; fox-trot
song, melody W. HE. Fowler and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E
unp. 180962; Walt E. Fowler, San
Pedro, Calif. 23240
Recall a sweet voice; song. © 1.
July 20, 1986; E unp. 180745; Robert
Riley McAfee, San Quentin, Calif.
23241
Recollections of a dance; song. ©1e.
Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130910; Mar-
guerite Michaud, Miami, Fla. 23242
Recuerda; melodia. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 1380724; Gustave
Eduardo Duran, Los Angeles. 23243
Red (The) bird’s welcome; w Ethel
Cox pe. ©. 1c. Aug. £7, 19365.)
unp. 130330; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23244
Red lacquer and green jade; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp.
129960; Ina George, New York.
23245
Red lips and blue eyes ; w George Vidor,
and melody. © 1. July 17, 1936;
E unp. 180148; Vincent Vaty, New
York. 23246
Red rain; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
18, 19386; EF unp. 130388; George Le-
Boff, Baltimore. 23247
Remember those days; w Tressa Blas-
sengill; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130331; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23248
23263
Renegade; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 1381104; Wayne
George Johnston, Baxter, Pa. 23249
Renita; song, arr. R. Gama. © 1 ©.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180161; Paul
Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 23250
Retrospect; song, melody Clara M.
Goldammer. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1936;
E unp. 130772; Byron Winfield Faust,
Niles, Mich. 23251
Return (The) of Andrew Jackson, look
him up; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
18, 1936; E unp. 130380; Ulysses S.
Lucas, Sacramento, Calif. 23252
Rhapsody internationale; op. 1; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 1805338;
Frank Clifton Hartford, Los Angeles.
23253
Rhododendrons; song. ©1c. July 28,
1936; E unp. 129990; Lester L. Sar-
gent, Washington. 23254
Rhythm gal; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130419; Duncan
Scarborough, West Orange, N. J.
23255
Riches; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E. unp. 180256; Alice H. Cromp-
ton, Worcester. 23256
Rid yourself of the blues; song. ©1c.
July 28, 1986; E unp. 129275; Ben
Stein, Portland, Or. 23257
Ride on, King Jesus; spiritual, arr.
Raymond Allyn Smith, ed. Walter
Aschenbrenner; 8-pt. mixed cho. ©
July 27, 1936; E pub. 56880; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23258
Ridin’; w and melody. © 1. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 129826; Leslie Webb
Brown, Los Angeles. 23259
Ridin’ all day; w G. Autry and Smiley
Burnette, and melody. © 1 ce. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 131173; Gene Autry,
Hollywood, Calif. 23260
Ridin’ down the trail all alone; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129594; Rudolph Cecil Sooter, Holly-
wood, Calif. 23261
Ridin’ in a rumble; song. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1936; E unp. 130819; Morris John
Schroeter, St. Louis. 23262
Right about face and fall in love; w
and melody. © 1. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 180863; Ray Mark, Crosby,
Minn. 23263
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23264
Ring out wild bells; anthem, w Alfred | Romance;
Tennyson, m Joseph Fletcher; mixed
voices. © Aug. 1, 19386; E pub.
56796: Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
ING 23264
Ringing an air about your hair; waltz
song, melody Gustave Sax. © 1.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 1380797; Curtis
C. Jacobs, Miranda, Calif. 23265
Ric de San Antonio; tango song. ©
1 « Aug. 25, 19386; E unp. 180749;
Helen Herrmann, San Antonio.
23266
Rip Van Winkle; song; violin and pf.
ace. © ve; Aug. 201936" oH ump.
130523; Mike Reilly, Ed. Farley, and
Ailen Jareen, Brooklyn. 23267
Ripon cathedral; op. 62b; organ. ©
Aug. 15, 1936; E for. 45364; Richard
Hall, Selnee Edale, via Sheffield,
England. 23268
Rise and shine; intro. Darling you,
and others, by Robert Stolz, Vincent
Youmans and Fred Astaire, [and] I
give my heart; intro. I give my heart,
and others, by Carl Millocker, arr.
Theo. Mackeben: selections, arr. for
military band, Arthur Wood; pts.
© July 22, 19386; E for. 45507; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 23269
Road (The) that leads to Thee; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 19386; E pub. 56481; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 23270
Road to glory; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56482; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 23271
Roaming alone; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 180083 ; Rodney
Kelley, Brooklyn. 23272
Roaming back to Wyoming; song, mel-
ody Chelwyn Pounds. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1936: E unp. 180834; Edith
Schmidt Galason, Issaquah, Wash.
23273
Rockabye lullaby; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130993 ;
Gertrude Hall, New York. 23274
Rocking in the cradle of my dreams;
wand melody. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1936;
BE unp. 131096; James M. Pierce, San
Francisco. 23275
Romaine; song, m Christian L. Philip-
pus. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130831; Dona Lane, San Francisco.
23276
pt. 111, 0. s., V. 31
w Robert E. Larkin, m
Vance Campbell. © 1 ¢ July 31,
1936; E unp. 129692; Wm. Vance
Campbell, jr.. Yonkers, N. Y. 28277
Romance fades like a rose; arr. J. F.
MacDonald; orch. pts. © July 20,
1936; E pub. 56816; George R. Boom-
hower, Dorchester, Mass. 23278
Romance in EF minor; by Robert Mc-
Leod> ‘pf. © July 115 193667 tor
45355; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & ¢o., ltd.,
London. 23279
Romance with you; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130826;
Stanley E. Mitlehner, Corona, L. I., °
INE AY . 23280
Romantic interlude; song, w Ruth
Neeley. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp.
130461; Maurine Neeley, Bryan, Tex.
23281
Roosevelt’s victory; march; pf. ©le.
Aug. 31, 19386; E unp. 131166; Jos-
eph Martinez, New Orleans. 23282
Rosalie; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1986; E unp. 130989; Emma Gay
Burdick, Quincy, Ill. 23283
Rose of the dawn; song, m William
Brownson. © 1c. July 31, 1936; E
unp. 130537; Monica Markey Ma-
grane, New York. 23284
Rose-of-the-world; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 20, 19386; E unp. 1380473;
Dennis Paul Jackson, Chicago.
Rose softly blooming; from Azor and
Zemira, English text William Bell,
m Louis Spohr, adapted and arr.
Cesare Sodero; men’s voices. ©
July 24, 1986; E pub. 56874; Carl
Fischer, ine. New York. 23286
Roses and tenderness; song. © Aug.
25, 1936; E pub. 571386; Albert H.
Berry, Ashley, Ill. 23287
Roses, memories and you; song, m
Luther A. Clark, pf. and ukulele arrs.
Aaron A. Clark. © Aug. 1, 1986;
E pub. 56786; Clarence Pyles, Hope-
mont, W. Va. 23288
Roses of springtime; song. © 1 «.
July 24, 1936; E unp. 129718; Lester
L. Sargent, Washington. 23289
Rosiére (La) du village; ballet, Henri
Tomasi; pf. © June 15, 19386; D
39122; Alphonse Lecluc & cie., Paris.
23289*
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23314
"Round the turn in the road; w James | Santa Claus; w and melody.
Coleman Mack; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129860; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23290
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ro-
mance; op. 44, no. 1, transcribed
Lawrence C. Long; solo B flat trum-
pet, cornet, trombone or bar., with
pf. ace. © Sept. 8, 19386; E pub.
56384; Joseph H. Agnew, Des Moines.
23291
Running a temperature; w Milton Pas-
eal, m Edgar Fairchild; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Aug. 26, 19386; E
pub. 57110; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 23292
Rural rhythms; 4 pf. duets of equal
difficulty, Dorothy Pilling. © Aug.
8, 1986; E for. 45373; Forsyth bros.,
ltd., London. 23293
Sabbath in the South; song. © le.
Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 129712; Walter
Coleman Parks, Cincinnati. 23294
Sad (The) shepherd; by Margery
Moore; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936; E for.
45361; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23295
Sailing to happiness; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1986; B unp. 129669;
Elizabeth D. Weaver, Washington.
23296
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) The
swan; transcribed Bruce Carleton;
pf. © Aug. 12, 19386; E pub. 56962;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23297
Sally Belle; w and m Merrill Wheeler ;
pe © 1 ce. Aug. 10, 19386; BE unp.
129868 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23298
Same (The) old story; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130715;
Celsus Elliott Beguesse, Chicago.
23289
Samuel and Matilda Kendall; an acros-
tic, w Marion Kendall Parsons; pf.
©l1e. July 29, 1936; E unp. 130681;
Dorothy Helen Kendall, Southamp-
ton, Mass. 23300
Sanctions of love; fox-trot, English and
Italian w Frank Cantelmo, m Hal
Dyson. © July 31, 1936; E pub.
56772; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 23301
San Francisco rythm; song. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130823 ; Nicho-
las Nickley, San Francisco. 23302
GC) live:
Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 180757 ; Thomas
Wendell De Vergnies, Bloomfield,
N.. Ji. 23303
Save a little love for a rainy day;
w S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaffer.
©1ec. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 180051;
Max Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Mon-
treal. 23304
Saved by His grace; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56483; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 23305
Say you'll be mine; waltz song. ©l1e.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 180293 ; Henry
Wadsworth Nozko, Salem, Mass.
23306
Say you won’t leave me; song, melody
Robert M. Brown. © 1 c. Aug. 11,
1986; E unp. 129968; Joseph H.
Trimareo, Oak Park, Ill. 23307
Scarecrows in the wind; scherzo alla
moderno, H. Warlick Hichhorn; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1986; E pub. 56950; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23308
Schani; Tyrolienne love song, w and
m Frank Montrose; with guit. arr.
© July 11, 1936; E pub. 56911; F.
Montrose pub. co., Cleveland.
23309
Scherzo in D; by George Tootell; or-
gan. © July 28, 1936; E for. 45510;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 23310
Schon Rosmarin; by Fritz Kreisler,
arr. Geo. Hamilton Green; xylophone
with pf. ace. © Aug. 13, 1936; E pub.
57021; Charles Foley, New York.
23311
Schubert (Franz Peter) Quartet in
G major; op. 161, ed. rev. and
fingered Adolfo Betti; violino 1, 2,
viola and violoncello. © Aug. 6,
1936; E for. 45442; J. & W. Chester,
ltd., London. 2312
Schumann (Robert Alexander) F. A.
H.; sonate, Robert Schumann, Albert
Dietrich u. Johannes Brahms, hrsg.
u. nach dem manuskript kritisch
revidiert Erich Valentin u. Otto
Kobin; violine u. pf. © Aug. 12,
1935; E for. 453834; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 23313
Seashore blues; fox-trot song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936;
EH unp. 1380068; Albert J. Randolph,
New York. 23314
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23315
Seben cum eleben; pf., with w. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129986; Mary
E. Oliver, Pittsburgh. Daolsy
Secrets ; song, w Siddie Brierre. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130706; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 28316
Seeds (The) of love; Oxfordshire folk-
Song, coll. Cecil J. Sharp, m arr.
Imogen Holst; sop. 1 and 2. © Aug.
29, 1936; E for. 45428; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 23317
Seek ye the heavenly Father; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins.
July 15, 1986; EH pub. 56484; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
23318
Send a revival of love; hymn, theme
Jeb. Clayton Ol eAwme.| 44) 1936)
E pub. 56818; Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago. 23319
Sefiorita please be good; w and melody
G. E. Blaha and Jerry P. Faruzzi.
©1c. Aug. 13, 19386; E unp. 130129;
George Edward Blaha, Cicero, Ill.
23320
Serenade for a flea; melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 19386; E unp. 129649 ; Clarence
Kaull, San Francisco. 23321
Serenade with brass; interlude for
dance orch., Alee Templeton, arr.
W. L. Williamson; orch. pts. ©1..
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 1310838; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
23322
Serenata da amore; song; mand. and
guit. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129657; Angelo Mazza, Highland
Park, N. J. 23323
Set things going right; song. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 180718; Bessie
F. Bender McCrory, Whiting, Ind.
23324
Sexton (Ella Marion) Two preludes; to
be used as one; pf. ©1e. Aug. 4,
19386; E unp. 129572; Ella Marion
Sexton, Greenwich, Conn. 23325
Shack in the desert; song, m Blanche
S. Reed. © 1 c« Aug. 14, 1986; E
unp. 180174; Arthur F. Reed, Los
Angeles. 23326
Shadow time; w Margaret Atwill
Gwaltney; pf. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129888; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. DEEDH |
Shadows; song. ©1c. Aug. 138, 1936;
E unp. 130124; Mark Cameron Han-
son, Waukegan, II, 23328
pt. 01, n.8., v. 3h
m Ernest Francis Silva;
mixed voices. © Aug. 1, 19386; E
pub. 57076; Hattie Warriner Pres-
cott, Manchester, N. H. 23329:
—w _L. W. Miller, m C. S. Hatfield.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131071;
Luther W. Miller and Cora Saimans
Hatfield, Wichita. 23330
Shadows in the moonlite; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130866; John H. Szopieray, Berkeley,
Calif. 233801
Shall it be pansies; w B. S. Messick,
melody M. F. Lynch. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1986; E unp. 180585; Bertha S. Mes-
sick and Marjorie F. Lynch, Charles-
ton, Ill. 23332
Shame on you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 181105; Hula
Reed Knisely, Columbus, O. 23333
Shattered dreams; song. © 1 ec. Aug.
1, 1956; E unp. 129553; Marie Eliza-
beth Hawkins, Colmar Manor, Md.
23334
She could; w Lillie Jane Davis; pf. ©
1 ce. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130332;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
233835
She didn’t like the way he parts his
hair; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 17,
1986; E unp. 130273; Maurice Fodor,
Miami, Fla. 23336.
She gave me you; song, w Lockhart L.
Curry. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1986; EB unp.
130707; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
23337
She’s a highty tighty; song, melody
Eloise Stocking. © 1 ¢ Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 130158 ; Elizabeth Kelly,
Los Angeles. 23338
She’s just a grand slam; song. ©1.c.
Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 1380466; Doro-
thea Mildred Bates, Des Moines.
23339
She tossed a kiss to me; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130808; Maude S. Moulton, Los An-
geles. 23340:
Ships; w Florence Gertrude Lausta-
lot; pf. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp.
1298983; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23341
Shipwrecked; pf. treble, with w. ©1
e. July 31, 1986; E unp. 129694;
Lourie Estrin, Detroit. 23342
1042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23368
Shore (Bernard) Six impressions; in
2 bks.; violin and pf. bk. 1.—bk. 2.
© July 22, 1936; EB for. 45298, 45299 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
23348, 23344
Shore (The) swing; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 130555;
John Anelli, Brooklyn. 23345
Should you know; song. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1936 ; E unp. 131124 ; Louise Marie
Rosenstein, San Francisco. 23346
Sig (The) ep love song; song. ©1c.
July 8, 1936; E unp. 129498; Carl An-
drew Zapffe, Wilmington, Del. 23347
Signora, fischiate con me; one-step,
versi Ferruccio Mendes, m Stefano
Ferruzzi [and] Si, lo so; one-step,
versi Enrico Frati, m Nino Ravasini:
orchestrina pti. © June 12, 1936; E
for. 45885; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
s. a., Milan. 23348
Silent of the night; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130079 ; Frank Simpson, New York.
23349
Silly little moon; w and m A. A. Jeffre
and Dotti Papp. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1936;
EH ounp. 129631; André Anthony
Jeffre, Los Angeles. 23350
Silly little quarrels; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129948;
John Anelli, Brooklyn. 23351
Silver bells; w Audra Powell Cottrille ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
1311382; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23352
Silver moon; song, m Wayne Johnson.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131109;
Frederick Otto Riley, Noel, Mo.
23353
—w and m Niles Kinney; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 129613;
Maynard Niles Kinney, Berkeley,
Calif. 23354
Silver (A) song for childhood; song,
w Campaspe. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129595; Janice Browne John-
son, Chicago. 23355
Silver threads are on my brow; w and
m Percivel Roberts; pf. ©1e. Aug.
10, 1986; E unp. 129867; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23356
Silvery Colorado; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 130600;
Carl Ruppert, Englewood, Col.
23357
Silvery moon; w Hattie M. Barrett; 3
treble voices. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1986;
E unp. 130560; Marie Belanger Le-
vere, Hartford. 23358
Simple tunes from near and far; for
young pianists, arr. and ed. Edgar
Moy; pf. © Aug. 5, 1986; E for.
45371; Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd.,
London. 23359
Since we’ve been apart; w and melody
Virgil Roberts. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1936;
E unp. 1380783; Virgil F. Guglielmelli,
Brooklyn. 23360
Since you came into my heart; w and
melody Matt Dennis. ©1c. Aug. 4,
1936; E unp. 129600; Matt L. Dennis,
Hollywood, Calif. 23361
Since you left without saying good-
bye; w Edna Gibson; pf. ©1e. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 180663; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23562
Sinfonia in do maggiore; di G. B. San-
martini, musiche scelte e trascritte
Fausto ‘Torrefranea, collaboratore
tecnico Roberto Lupi; quartetto qd’
archi, oboi, fagotti, e 2 corni, timpani
do-sol. Partitura. © June 1, 1936;
E for. 45304; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
[Copyright is claimed on arrangement
consisting on the elaboration of the
ground bass with signs for the mod-
ern interpretation] 23363
Sing, freshman, sing; w and m Al Still-
man, Irving Brown and Bill Living-
ston, arr. Arthur Gutman; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Aug. 12, 1986; B
pub. 56870; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 23364
Sing me a song of nonsense, pocketful
of love; w Stanley Adams, m Hoagy
Carmichael; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Aug. 17, 1986; E pub. 57040; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 23365
Sing me to sleep with a love lullaby;
w and m Vincent Rose, Arthur Ter-
ker and Lou Singer, arr. Jean Walz;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57056; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 23366
Singing as we go; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1986; E pub. 56953; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23367
Singing darling by the sea, in our home
just you and I; pf., with w. ©l1le.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130931; Julia
Ann Coe, San Bernardino, Calif.
23368
1043
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23369
pt. m1, 0. S., v. 3k
Singing His song; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1986; E pub. 56485; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 23369
Singing melodies; album of pf. solos
with w, compiled Rob Roy Peery. ©
July 27, 1986; E pub. 56898; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 238370
Singing round the clock; child’s song-
bk., w Marcella Mendel, m Freda
Berla; pf. © Aug. 5, 1986; AA
213636; Whitman pub. co., Racine,
Wis. 23371
Singing round the seasons; child’s song-
bk., w Marcella Mendel, m Freda
Berla; pf. © Aug. 10, 1986; AA.
213637; Whitman pub. co., Racine,
Wis. . 23372
Singing waters; w L. Lawrence White-
wing, and melody. © 1. Aug. 31,
1986; E unp. 131161; Michael Alongi,
Chicago. 23373
Sir Nicholas Knocke; unison song, w
Margaret Keir, m Montague Ewing.
© July 23, 1986; E for. 45285; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 23374
Sit tighter; song. ©1ec. Aug. 18, 19386;
E unp. 131007; Aubrey Henry Hart
Des Barres, Guysboro, N. 8., Canada.
23375
Sitting by an old log fire; song, w Hal
Fontinelle. © 1 ¢. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 130183; Jimmy Masters, St.
Louis. j
Sky parade march; pf. ©1ce. Aug. 27,
1986; E unp. 130903; Fanchon Wise,
Canton, O. 23310
Slavic dance; pf. ©1e. Aug. 19, 1936;
E unp. 180546; Dorothy Steinmeyer,
Pittsburgh. 23378
Slavonic scherzo; by Sistek, arr. Adolf
Lotter ; string orch. Se. and pts. ©
Aug. 11, 1936; E for. 45481; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 28379
Sleepy-bye; w A. C. Rich, melody R. M.
Osborne. © 1 ec. Aug. 10, 1936; E
unp. 129949; Arthur Clyde Rich, Wil-
mar, Calif., and Ralph M. Osborne,
Altadena, Calif. 23380
Sleepy-Land parade; w Norine Free-
man, m Leopold N. Sperling. © July
24, 1986; E pub. 56758; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 23381
Sleepy moon; song. © 1 c¢. Aug. 10,
19386; E unp. 129956; Clyde George
Rengers, Pittsburgh. 2002
Sleepyhead; song. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1936;
E unp. 130240; Florence Powars
Stancliff, Houston. 23383
Sleigh (The) ride; by Otto Stuart; pf.
© July 29, 1936; E for. 45401; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 23384
Sliding; w Enid Blyton, m Cecil Shar-
man. © Aug. 26, 1936; E for. 45430;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 23385
Smiling Joe; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129775; Bert
Gordon, New York. 23386
Smoke dreams; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown. © 1 ec. Aug. 28,
1936; E unp. 130947 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 23387
Smooth music; song. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1936; E unp. 130468; Jean Harper,
Portland, Or. 23388:
Snowman (The); w Enid Blyton, m
Cecil Sharman. © Aug. 26, 1986; FE
for. 45481; Novello & eco., ltd., Lon-
don. 23389
Snuggle in; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 15, 1986; E unp. 130252;
Francis Andrew Earle, Ulysses, Kan.
23390
So; melody. Rey. © 1e¢ Aug. 11,
1936; E unp. 128574; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 23391
So long, I’m gonna take a walk; w J. F.
Stevens, m G. C. Kitzinger. ©1«
May 11, 1936; E unp. 124270; G. Ches-
ter Kitzinger and James F. Stevens,
Columbus, Ind. 23392
So sleepy baby; song. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 56965; George Edwin Peter-
son, Los Angeles. 23393
Soft as the night; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129561 ; Wm.
H. Rinn, Detroit. 23394
Sogno dorato: tango canzone. © 1 e.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 1381165; Clara
Li Vecchi, New York. 23395
Some day Ill call you sweetheart ; song,
melody Phil Starr. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1936; EH unp. 1380621 ; Bonnie Hamblet,
Seattle. 23396
Some day I'll get you; fox trot song.
© lec Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130225;
Walter H. Van Story, Buffalo.
23397
Some day Ill hear the angels sing;
duet, w Joe DuMond, m Josh Hig-
gins; sop. and ten. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56486; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 23398
1044
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Some day I'll see His face; voc. duet.
© July 15, 19386: E pub. 56730; Ruth
Byrum, Denver. 23399
Some day you’re gonna be surprised ; w
and melody Virginia Wise. © 1 e.
July 25, 1936; E unp. 1380369; Eliza-
beth Peal Spencer, Sikeston, Mo.
23400
Some one is waiting; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129841; Ethel M.
Sawler, Brooklyn Corner, King’s Co.,
N. S., Canada. 23401
Some sweet day; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936; E
pub. 56487; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 23402
Something’s calling me back to Dixie;
by George Walden Douglas, arr. Mark
EH. Phillips; orch. pts. © July 20,
1936; E pub. 56817; Margaret Ann
Douglas, San Antonio. 23403
—w and mG. W. Douglas. © July
16, 19386; E pub. 56767 ; Margaret Ann
Douglas, Dallas. 23404
Something’s going to happen; song. ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 180884;
Nadine Clark Coons, Kansas City,
Mo. 23405
Sometime remember; song, m Arthur
Doyle. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129782; George A. Sullivan, Salem,
Mass. 23406
Sommarkavaljeren; slow-fox, text och
m: Lindberg, Paddock och Ake
Séderblom; pf. © July 18, 1936; EB
for. 45376; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 23407
Sommeil (Le) d’Iskender; pf. © June
25, 1936; E for. 45414; Tony Aubin,
Paris. 23408
Sonata no. 15; in D, Josef Rheinberger,
op. 168, ed., fingered and phrased
Harvey Grace; organ. © Aug. 26,
1936; E for. 45435; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 23409
Song crazy; fox-trot song, melody F.
Wyrembek and Ben Adelman. ©1ec.
Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130062; Flor-
ence Wyrembek, Chicago. 23410
Song of Arabian love; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1936; EB unp. 130209;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
23411
Song of Paul Bunyan’s men; song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 180615;
Alfred Johnson, Crosby, Minn.
23412
23425
Song (The) of the fountain; pf. ©
1 ec Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130827;
Edward O. Roberts, Washington.
23413
Song of the sky blue sea; w and m
Louis Levine, Trevor Jones and Billy
Baskette; bar. solo. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 56787; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 23414
Song (A)
Georgia May Moller.
1936; E unp. 130567; Betty
Thompson, Corvallis, Or.
on my lipS; song, arr.
©l1e. Aug. 21,
Lynd
23415
Song to the sun; w Ann Mitchell, m
Heart Mitchell. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 56983; Charles Foley, New
York. 23416
Sooner or later; w Betty Kelly and
Cleo Leonard, melody Kaye Herman.
©l1c Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129913 ;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
23417
Sorority row; song, w Glen Shivel. ©
1 ec. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 1381064;
Carlton Mulcahy Rogers, Monrovia,
Calif. 23418
Sorrowing; w and melody. © 1 ¢
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129767; Natalie
Violet Siegel, New York. 23419
Soul; w Alma G. V. Harrison, m
Sydney Twinn. © July 22, 1936;
E for. 45297; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 23420
South; song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 181155; Emmat Norman
Frauman, Cincinnati. 23421
South Sea Island magic; w _ Lysle
Tomerlin, m Andy Iona Long; with
guit. arr. © Aug. 10, 1986; E pub.
56857 ; Select music publications, inc.,
New York. 23422
South street strut; w Ben Rief; 1st
violin. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
130390; Joseph N. Lazzaro, Phila-
delphia. 23423
South wind; from Lew Leslie’s Black-
birds of 1936, w Johnny Mercer, m
Rube Bloom; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © July 30, 1936; E for. 45466;
Sun music pub. co., ltd., London.
23424
Southern breeze; from I followed a
star; pf. treble, with w. © 1 e.
Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130820; Morris
John Schroeter, St. Louis. 23425
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23426
Southern roses; w and m Clifford Grey
and Hans May; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Aug. 4, 1936; E for. 45497;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.,
London. 23426
Spanish barcarolle; by H. J. van Delft;
pf. © 1 ¢ Aug, 31, 19386; EB unp.
131078; Hendrik Jansen, Berkeley,
Calif. 23427
Spanish coquette; tango, composed,
fingered and ed. Moissaye Boguslaw-
ski; pf. © July 30, 1936; Epub.
56728; Moderne publications, inc.,
Chicago. 23428
Spanish waterman; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 1381095;
Wm. H. Rinn, Detroit.
Speak of heaven; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130414;
Alvin Kenht Schiller, Chicago.
23430:
Spider lady; w Clyde Rich, melody
R. M. Osborne. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 1380282; Ralph M. Osborne
and Arthur Clyde Rich, Altadena,
_ Calif. 23431
Spirit (The) of New York; song, arr.
Arte Irving. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1936;
E unp. 129672; Claire R. Fabricant,
Brooklyn. 23432
Spirit (The) of the blue flame; march,
Fortunato Sordillo; band pts. ©
Aug. 20, 1936; E pub. 57142; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 23433
Spirit (The) of the dance; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec.
Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130968; H. V.
Hatheway, Jackson, Mich. 234384
Spirit (The) of the matador; by HE. S.
Pana; pf. © Sept. 4, 1936; E for.
45420; Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.,
London. 23435
Spirit of youth; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 130590;
Frederick Burton Hammann, Balti-
more. 23436
Spirit of °386; Franklin D. Roosevelt
' march song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936;
E unp. 130122; Russell Gates, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. 234387
Sprightly and gay; gavotte, Clarence
Kohlmann; pf. © Aug. 12, 1936;
E pub. 56959; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23438
Spring dawn; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129499; Zella
May Werner, Baltimore. 23439
23429:
pt. 117, n.'Si)'v. SL
Spring has come; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1986;
E unp. 130959; Kathleen Maart,
Manasquan, N. J. 23440
Spring hereafter; w Marjorie N. Fin-
lay, m Kenneth Finlay; mixed choir
or quartet. © Aug. 10, 1986; E for.
45349; Banks & son, York, England.
23441
Spring march; by E. C. Ricks; pf. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E pub. 57048; Hunis
Charley Alexander Ricks, Fordyce,
Ark. 23442
Spring song; by Margery Moore; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1986; E for. 45360; Nov-
ello & co., Itd., London. 23443
Springtime ; w Lona Rickerson; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 1803383;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23444
Springtime in California; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130729 ; Katie M. Rice, Fresno, Calif.
23445
Springtime in the woodland; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 1304389;
Jean Lindsay White, Red Deer, Alta.,
Canada. 23446
Springtime waltz; pf. ©1c. Aug. 27,
19386; E unp. 130902; Fanchon Wise,
Canton, O. 23447
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) all star trios for
plectrum guitar; compiled. © July
13, 1936; E pub. 57072; Wm. C. Stahl,
Milwaukee. 23448
Stand by the U. S. A.; song. ©1e.
Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130472; Mor-
ton S. Rutsky, New York. 23449
Stand by your ship, America; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 180448 ;
Arthur J. Steinke, Birmawood, Wis.
23450
Star of my dreams; w and m Ann Cur-
ran Duval and Mary Patten Duval;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130346; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23451
Star of my life; w and m Anna Case.
©l1ec Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129674;
Anna Case Mackay, Roslyn, L. L.,
N2Y: 23452
Starlit ; w Rosetta M. Lukey, m Charles
Wakefield Cadman; in G. © Aug.
12, 1986; E pub. 56948; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23453
1046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Stars; w Frank Liszanckie, melody
Vincent Thomas Drexler. © 1 «.
Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 1380375; Vin-
cent T. Drexler, New York. 23454
Stars around the moon; w and m Wal-
ter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup
and Teddy Powell; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 56968 ;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
23455
Stars of the night; w and m Andy
Lehmann; with arr. for guit., ete.
© July 15, 1986; E pub. 56441:
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 23456
Stompin’ around; w and melody Eddie
Gipson. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp.
1380562; Edward Smith Gipson, Al-
bany, Or. 23457
Stork (The) song; song, w J. T. Mc-
Mahon. © 1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
129790; Flavia M. Ludington and
John T. McMahon, Arcadia, Calif.
23458
Storm tossed; song © 1c. Aug. 24,
1986; E unp. 130723; Margaret HE.
Zealear, Oceanside, Calif. 23459
Strange (The) funeral in Braddock; w
Michael Gold, m Elie Siegmeister ;
bar., [and] Toccata; from Third pi-
ano sonata, Ernest Brooks; pf. ©
Aug. 25, 1986; E pub. 57164; New
music, San Francisco. 23460:
Strauss (Richard) Olympische
hymne; text Robert Lubahn. © July
23, 1936; E for. 45511; Richard
Strauss, Garmisch, Bavaria, Ger-
many. 23461
—bearb. v. H. Schmidt;
kleine blechmusik, mit md&nnerchor.
Partitur. © Aug. 5, 1936; E for.
45514; Richard Strauss, Garmisch,
Bavaria, Germany. 23462
—_——
— gem. chor, mit 4 trom-
peten u. pf. © July 2, 1936; E for.
45512; Richard Strauss, Garmisch,
Bavaria, Germany. 23463
chor wu. grosses
© July 23, 1936; E
for. 45516; Richard Strauss, Gar-
misch, Bavaria, Germany. 23464
——_ ———— minnerchor. © Aug. 5,
1936; E for. 45513; Richard Strauss,
Garmisch, Bavaria, Germany. 23465
gem.
orch. Partitur.
—— -—— militarmusik, mit
gem. chor. Partitur. © July 235,
1936; E for. 45515; Richard Strauss,
Garmisch, Bavaria, Germany. 23466
23479
Strolling; melody Irving Sheinker. ©
1 ¢., Aug. 21, 19386; HB unp. 130568;
Seymour George Hartman, New York,
23467
Strolling down the avenue; song. © 1
ce. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130411;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit, New
York. 23468
Strolling in a dream with you; w and
melody. © 1c Aug. 29, 1936; EB.
unp. 131040; Pauline Reed, Waynes-
boro, Pa. 23469
Stumbled on the pathway to your
heart; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Aug.
24, 1936; E unp. 130689; Walter
Kurt Illing, Cincinnati. 23470
Stuttering (The) groom; song. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129814; Arthur
R. Collins, Grand Rapids, Mich.
23471
Such bliss: waltz, w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 11, 1986; E unp. 129971;
Gordon Elmer Willey, Wilmington,
Calif. 23472
Sudden and unexpected; song. ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130995; John
Olszowy, Yorkville, O. 23473
Suite im alten stil; v. Kurt Gillmann;
harfe. © July 20, 1986; E for.
45486; Adolph Nagel, Hanover, Ger-
many. 23474
Suite in five movements; by Henry
Purcell, arr. and orch. Henry J.
Wood. Se. © May 2, 1936; E for.
45011; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., Itd.,
London. 23475
Suite of five pieces; from the tragedy,
masques and sonatas of Henry Pur-
cell, arr. Henry J. Wood; pf. ©
June 4, 1986; E for. 45354; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., inc. with John G.
Murdoch & co., Itd., London. 23476
Summer breezes; caprice, Reginald
King; orch. pts. © July 16, 1936;
E for. 45496; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd., London. 2347T
Summer is gone; w and melody. © 1
e. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130873;
Charles Zwick, Cleveland Heights, O.
23478:
Summer reveries; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1936; E unp. 1380775; Frederick
Adolf Lavey, Manchester, Conn.
23479)
1047
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23480
Summer’s (The) gone; w and melody. | Surrender
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130940;
Themas Gilbert Holman, Owensboro, |
Ky. 23480
Sun (The) shines brighter when my
sweetheart smiles on me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130446 ;
Albert A. Taylor, Tilton, N. H.
23481
Sun-up on the prairie: song. © 1 ..
Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130090; Helen
M. Flittner, Los Angeles. 23482
Sun versus moon; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129477;
Gertrude Longueville Snow, Mon-
treal. 23483.
Sunny Italy; tarantella, composed,
fingered and ed. Moissaye Bogus-
lawski; pf. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub.
57061; Moderne publications, Chi-
cago. 23484
Sunny little honey of the mountains;
wand melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130531; Hubert HE. Duren,
Westphalia, Ia. 23485
Sunny skies; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1986; E unp. 129844; Rhoda Brad-
burn, South Bend, Ind. 23486
Sunny weather is shining on; w and
melody Al Morris. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1986; E unp. 129539; Mother & son
publications, New York. 23487
Sunset; w Laurie Holden; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129859; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23488
Sunset isle; w and melody. © 1 e.
Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129635; David C.
Griffith, jr.. Bay St. Louis, Miss.
23489
Sunset on the prairie; song, m Freda
M. Schmidtgall. ©1ce. July 8, 1936;
EH unp. 126850; Milton Olin Ranum,
Freda, N. D. 23490:
Superior (The) collection of steel
guitar solos; arr. Arthur Black, using
the Peterson system; in note and
diagram. v. 3. © Aug. 20, 1936;
AA 212982); Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. 23491
Suppose I propose to you; w Lester
Francis Leininger; pf. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 131137; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23492
Swanee river ;
pt. m1, 0. s., v. 81
(The) waltz; song, arr.
Charles Williams. © 1 c. Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 130190; Esther Dolly
Brooks, Donora, Pa. 23493
Susquehanna moon; waltz, w J. Me-
Donald, melody P. Purcell. © 1.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180171; Joseph
MeDonald and Patrick Purcell, Lang-
ley Field, Va. 23494
Swallows in the willows; song. © 1
e. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130142:
Hlizabeth Hartman, Washington.
23495
song, special arr. 'Ted
Cella; conductor. © 1c Aug. 6,
1936; E unp. 1308638; Leota Lane,
New York. 23496
Swedish folk-daneces; arr. Jacob M.
Velt; pf. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
56754; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 23497
Sweet and tender; song. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1986; E unp. 130404; Alfonso
Bounds, Cincinnati. 23498
Sweet dreams; w and melody. ©1c.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130691; Harry
Vroom Connell, Chelsea, Mass.
23499
Sweet Genevieve; by Henry Tucker,
arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit.
solo, Hawaiian guit. obbl., Hawaiian
guit. obbl. ace, and Spanish guit.
ace. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 56998;
First natl. inst. of allied arts, South
Bend, Ind. 23500
Sweet haven of rest; w and m Et-
genia da Vinci. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
EK unp. 129494; Ida Sicuro, Brook-
lyn. 23501
Sweet Kitty Clover; w Edmund Kean,
old melody arr.; men’s quartett or
cho.; orch. or pf. ace. © Aug. 4,
1936; E for. 45350; Thomas J. Hew-
itt, London. 23502
Sweet little Mary; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131070;
John Rigby, New Brunswick, N. J.
23503
Sweet Nellie Marie; w R. Funk, melody
F. Berry. © 1c Aug. 13, 19386;
E ounp. 180180; Ray Funk and Fred
Berry, Detroit. 23504
Sweet Pris with the Irish blue eyes;
w Hida Curtis Green; pf. © 1«
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 1303834; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23505
1048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Sweet sugar plum, you’re not so dumb;
wand melody. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1936;
E unp. 129880; Maude S. Moulton,
Los Angeles. 23506
Sweet usherette; fox-trot, m Anthony
Esposito; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 130876; John
Catania and Joseph Perrone, New
York. 23507
Sweeter and lovelier; w Eugene Be-
daska, m and ukulele arr. B. E. Staf-
fin. © 1c Aug. 22, 1936; E unp.
130592 ; Burnell Ellwood Staffin, Per-
rysburg, N. Y. 23508
Sweeter and sweeter; w Ben Rief; 1st
violin. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
1380891; Joseph N. Lazzaro, Phila-
delphia. 23509
Sweetheart dear ; waltz song ; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130878; William Fisher, sr., St.
Charles, Ill. 23510
Sweetheart I love to remember; song.
©1ec. Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130750;
Opal Marie Sallee, Troy, Kan. 23511
Sweetheart, I’ve gotta go home; song,
melody Sidney Bender. © 1c. Aug.
17, 19386; E unp. 180249; Louis Baker
Krekleon, Ensley, Ala. 23512
Sweetheart, if you really feel that way;
song, m George Lessner. © 1 e@,
June 19, 1986; E unp. 129490; Harry
Velpo Horn, Hunnewell, Mo. 23513
Sweetheart time is our time; song. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 130764;
Herman M. Jaffe, Jersey City.
23514
Swing it, sister! w Maida W. Elkin,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
E unp. 129848; George Washington
Hauck, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 23515
wing me to sleep with a swing song;
pf., with w. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1986;
E unp. 130432; J. Earl Bley, Wor-
cester. 23516
Swing’s the thing; song, m Philip Oliver
Breton. ©1c. July 24, 1936; E unp.
130031; James Lester McNevin, Re-
gina, Sask., Canada. 23517
Swing that thing; w B. Nisen, m M.
Davidson; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1986;
E unp. 130754; Milt Davidson and
Barney Nisen, Los Angeles. 23518
Swing the baton; w and m Owen Mo-
ran. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp.
130936; Owen Muschett, Brooklyn.
23519:
23932
Swing tune; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1986; E unp. 180112; Hve-
lyn Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif.
23520
Swing, what is this thing; w and m
Cliff Burleigh and Eddie Saylor. ©
1 ce. Aug. 13, 1986; E unp. 1801387;
Elias Salit and Frederick Patrick,
Brooklyn. 23521
Swinganola; w and m Jack Meskill,
Leon Flatow and Ted White, pf. sc.
Lou Leaman; with guit. arr. © Aug.
4, 1986; E pub. 56822; Mills music,
inec., New York. 23522
Swingin’ at Maida Vale; slow blues
fox-trot, Benny Carter; orch pts. ©
July 28, 19386; EH for. 45492; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
23523
Swingin’ rhythm; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131091;
John A. Westerdahl, Redondo Beach,
Calif. 23024
Swinging; by Molly Hull; violins 1, 2
and pf. © July 15, 1936; E for.
45280; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23525
Swinging a sweet lullaby; pf., with w.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 19386; E unp. 129811;
Leslie Ford Caldwell, Chicago.
23526
Swinging down in Harlem town; mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp.
129942; Ralph Brown, New York.
23527
Swinging on the old front gate; w
Anne Robinson McMurray; pf. ©
1 ce Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130664;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23528
Swinging thru a dream with you; w
and melody Bob Feagin. ©1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 131120; Robert J.
Feagin, Kansas City, Mo. 23529
Swingtime in the Rockies; by Benny
Goodman and James Mundy, orch.
Spud Murphy; pts. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E pub. 50989; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 23530
Swingy Anna; w Julius Edelman, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130492; Daniel J. Citron, New York.
23531
Sylvelin; English w Marion Jone Far-
quhar, m Christian Sinding, op. 55,
no. 1, arr. Ruggero Vené; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © July 31, 1936; E pub.
56773; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 23532
1049
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23933
Sympathy; w and melody. ©1c. Aug.
14, 1986; E unp. 180184; Fred C.
Frey, jr., Newark, N. Y. 23533
Symphonette; pf. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129962; Maurice’ Block,
Brooklyn. 23534
Symphony in G minor; Neapolitan; Ist
violin. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
1380198; Michael R. Annunziata,
Utica, N. Y. 23535
Symphony (The) of New York; w and
melody. ©1c. July 27, 1936; E unp.
129520; Edward S. Grandt, New
York. 23536
Taint me, it’s the old man; fox trot,
w Gus Gianfala, m Estelle Mequet.
©1ec. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130305 ;
Augustus Arthur Gianfala, Jeaner-
ette, La. 23537
Take a trip to see the homefolks; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Aug. 4, 19386; E unp.
129593; N. J. Stein Hale, Alex, Okl.
23538
Take back my heart; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130518; Joseph Pius Kennedy, Buf-
falo. 23539:
Take it easy; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130111; Evelyn
Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif. 23540
Take me back to Cumberland valley ;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1986;
E unp. 130908; James Wallace Smith,
Circleville, O. 23541
Take me to your arms again; song. ©
1 ce Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 130684;
Amelia B. Woolfe, Tillamook, Or.
23542
Take me with you; waltz song, arr.
Celia. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1936; E unp.
130769; Joseph Viglione, Philadel-
phia. 23543.
Take Thou my hands and lead me; mel-
ody and variations; w J. V. Hauss-
mann, m F. Silcher, arr.; pf. © Aug.
28, 1936; E pub. 571385; John August
William Wiersig, South Fort Dodge,
Ta. 23544
Take your time from me; from Rise
and shine, w Harry Graham and Des-
mond Carter, m Robert Stolz; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 45449; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. » . f23045
Tambourin chinois: by Fritz Kreisler,
op. 3, arr. Geo. Hamilton Green;
xylophone with pf. acc. © Aug. 13,
pt. 111, n. S., v. 3k
1986; E pub. 57016; Charles Foley,
New York. 23546.
Tango; by Lee White; pf. ©1e. Aug.
21, 1936; E unp. 180572; Aletha Viv-
ian White, Seattle. 23547
violin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 19386; E
unp. 131160; Clothilde Anduaga, New
York. 23548
Tango d’ Arlecchino; versi Armando
Gennerazzo, m Vincenzo De Cres-
cenzo. ©) May 15, 1936; E for. 45341 ;.
Casa editrice F. Bideri, Naples.
23549:
Tango, in D; by Isaac Albéniz; pf.
With biographical sketch and glos-
sary. Rev. ed., with fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, ete, Elliot Griffis. ©
July 24, 1986; E pub. 56839; Art pub-
lication soc., Clayton, Mo. 23550
Tantum ergo; in F, traditional Catho-
lic prayer, m Walter Keller. © July
20, 1986; E pub. 56710; Bryant mu-
sic co., New York. 23551
Tapinitis; song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129926; N. J. Stein Hale, Alex,
Okl. 23552:
Tapping my way to heaven; fox trot, w
Gus Gianfala, m Hstelle Mequet. ©
1 er Aug. 17,°19862" "HE unp.a0ae2 =
Augustus Arthur Gianfala, Jeaner-
ette, La. 23553.
Tavern (The) song; -song, arr. Jean
Walz. [English and German text]
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129642-
Daniel Pieler, Chicago. 23554
Te Deum in A; by George Rathbone ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © July 28,
1986; E for. 453831; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London. 23555
Teaching little fingers to play; bk. for
the earliest beginner, combining rote
and note approach for’ individual or
group instruction, John Thompson;
pf. © Aug. 6, 1986; E pub. 56826:
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 23556
Teaching you to care for me; w W. J.
Lamping, m R. M. Hutcherson. ©
1 ¢c Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129556;
Ralph M. Hutcherson and William J.
Lamping, Detroit. 23597
Teams of old Purdue; song, melody
Mildred Harder. © 1 e¢. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 131080; George A. Reel,
Calumet City, I. 23558
Tears in your eyes; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130292;
Henry Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg
P. O., Md. 23509
1050
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936 23085
Tears on my window pane; w and m| Thanks for the gift of love; song,
James Danfield, J. Rosamond John- melody Frances Louise Schum.
son and Ross Meyers. © Aug. 5,
1936; E pub. 56788; Handy bros. mu-
sic co., inc., New York. 23560
Tell me are you happy with me; w
and m by Martin Giacone; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130644; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23561
Tell me bedtime stories when I’m blue;
w and melody Clem Henry. ©1c.
Aug. 25, 19836; EH unp. 180761; John
C. Henry, Greenville, S. C. 23562
Tell me, have you forgotten dear; w
and melody Virginia Wise. ©1e.
July 25, 1986; E unp. 130371; Eliza-
beth Peal Spencer, Sikeston, Mo.
23563
Tell me there’s a chance for me; w
Nancy Anderson; pf. © 1 c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 131146; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 13564
Tell me to-night; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129812;
Jaquelin Jones, Memphis, Tenn.
23565
Tell me when; w and melody. ©1c.
Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 180829; Geo..
23566
Ten degrees below; w and m Eve
Moore. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp.
130004; Amanda E. Morehouse,
Rochester, N. Y. 23567
Texas; the centennial exposition song
of 1936, w Corrie Birdsong Tea-
garden. © July 30, 1936; E pub.
56759; Amma Pinkerton’ Baker,
Dallas. 23568
Texas anthem; m Mrs. W. G. Mc-
Graw, jr. and W. Evans Burnett,
jr.; pf., with w. ©1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 128401; Joseph B. Patty,
Gladewater, Tex. 23569
Texas (The) centennial waltz; song.
© Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 56978; Basil
Bell, Cuero, Tex. 23570
Texas heroes; w J. B. Patty, m James
B. Paris; pf. © 1c. June 15, 1936;
E unp. 128403; Joseph B. Patty and
G. A. Wright, Gladewater, Tex.
23571
Texas, we love you; song. © July
6, 1986; E pub. 56746; Lucille Gil-
lespie, Houston. 23572
H. Carroll, Washington.
95094—36——6
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 180576;
Mildred C. Lotz, Altoona, Pa.
23573
Thanks for the wrong number oper-
ator; w and melody Eddy Saylor
and Cliff Burleigh. © 1 ec. Aug. 24,
1986; E unp. 180730; Elias Salit and
Frederick Patrick, Brooklyn. 23574
That beautiful island of homes;
waltz song, melody Len Fleming.
©1ec. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp. 129590;
J. P. Nilsen, Huntington, L. I., N. Y.
23575
That hillbilly sweetheart of mine; w
Evan Hallett; pf. © 1c Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 130335; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23576
That little word called home; w Mag-
dalen Beck; pf. © 1c Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129890; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23577
That naughty dimple in your chin;
fox-trot song, w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129831; Maude
S. Moulton, Los Angeles. 23578
That old fashioned girl in my dreams;
w Jack SBornkessel, and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 19386; E unp. 130092;
Jay Elwood Smith, Rochester, N. Y.
23579
That old winding lane; song, arr. J.
Ray Raesly. © 1. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130298; Burton James Schaf-
fer, Easton, Pa. 23580
That promise I’d give to you; w and
melody. © 1 ce Aug. 24, 1986;
EH unp. 180688; Pauline Dagne, Los
Angeles. 23581
That’s baby; w and m Leo G. Horney
and V. N. Horney. ©1c. Aug. 11,
1936; E unp. 130361; Virginia Nich-
olson Horney, Baltimore. 23582
That’s how Virginia began; w Irving
Kahal, m Oscar Levant; with arr.
for guit., etc. © June 22, 1936;
E pub. 56748; Words and music, inc.,
New York. 23583
That’s Judy; by Lee White; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp. 130571;
Aletha Vivian White, Seattle.
23584
That’s why I’m jealous of you; w and
melody. 1 ec. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 130898; Frank Marchese,
Graterford, Pa. 23585
1051
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23586
That someone is you; w Mary Oliver;
Die © et Aue 245 1936) ak) emma.
180665; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23586
That whiz bang daddy of mine; Song,
m Leo Richard. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936;
HE unp. 129740; Fred Lamphare, Han-
nibal, Mo. 23587
There are no stars; w and m Bud
Kemmer; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 1380347; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23088
There is a land; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56488; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 23589
There is room enough for all; hymn,
w Joe DuMond, m Josh Higgins. ©
July 15, 1986; E pub. 56489; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
23590
There is something about you honey,
that I admire; w Lula Mary Hogs-
head; pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 19386; E
unp. 1381134; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23091
There must have been a shadow on the
moon; fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 130281; Jack Edward
Monaghan, Cleveland. 23592
There’s a cabin on the stream; w
Eldred Cheyne; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 130336; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23593
There’s a Ford V-eight waiting at the
gate for you; pf., with w. ©1..
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 130148; Wal-
lace Mercer, Pensacola, Fla. 23594
There’s a picture in your eyes; w W.
Smith, melody D. Warner. © 1 ec.
Aug. 31, 19386; E unp. 131162; Wilbur
Smith and Deloros Warner, Berkeley,
Calif. 23595
There’s a ring around the moon to-
night; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 6,
1986; E unp. 129678; Henry Zwick,
Rosedale, Raspeburg P. O., Md.
23596
There’s a shadow across the moon; w
G. E. Shinn, melody Earlamay Tuttle.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 129518;
George Edgar Shinn and Harlamay
Tuttle Shinn, Petaluma, Calif.
23597
There’s a silver moon on the Golden
Gate; w and m Charlie Tobias, Bob
Rothberg and Joseph Meyer. © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129482; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 23598.
pt. WI, n. s., Vv. 31
There’s a waiting chair for daddy;
waltz song, m Kenneth Qual; B flat
cornet or, violin. 5.©, 1 sc yAugaao
1936; E unp. 180220; Peter Qual,
Houlton, Or. 23599
There’s no satisfaction in that; song,
w Marsh Rooke. © 1c July 14,
1936; E unp. 128309; L. Clarke John-
son, Cleveland. 23600
There’s nothing lacking, when you’re
Pontiacing, you just go—go—go;
song. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp.
129929; Ernest John Lohrman, Los
Angeles. 23601
There’s only one like you; pf., with w.
© ic Aug. 7, 1986; E unv. 129851;
Mac Milton Hawkins, Kilgore, Tex.
23602
There’s that look in your eyes again;
from picture Head over heels, w and
m Mack Gordon and Harry Revel;
ukulele arr. © July 15, 1936; E for.
45323; Cinephonic music co., Itd.,
London. 23603
There’s two sides to evry story; w
Joe Young, m Fred H. Ablert; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Aug. 17, 1936;
E pub. 56990; Words and music, ine.,
New York. 23604
They'll sway and say hello to you; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936;
EK. unp. 180961; Robert N. Kamaunu,
jr., Honolulu. 23605
They’re throwing their diaries away;
w and melody Eddy Saylor and Cliff
Burleigh. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E
unp. 1807381; Elias Salit and Fred-
erick Patrick, Brooklyn. 23606
Thine forever, God of love; hymn, w
Mary Fawler Maude. © Aug. 11,
1936; E pub. 56980; Harry S. Sykes,
Lancaster, Pa. 23607
This is my song; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130177; J. W.
Bartels, Los Angeles. 23608
This is your wedding day; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130610;
Paul Salvatori, Forest Park, Tl.
23609
This smile in my eyes; waltz, w and
melody. © 1. Aug. 13, 1936; E
unp. 180101; Sam P. Acton, Birming-
ham, Ala. 23610
Tho’ not deserving; English version
Alice Mattullath, m Antonio Caldara,
arr. Cesare Sodero ; men’s voices. ©
July 24, 1936; E "pub. 56873; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23611
1052
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
Thomas (Harold Flower) Three
pieces; pf. © Aug. 8, 19386; E for.
45374; Forsyth bros., 1td., London.
23612
Those days you spent with me; song, m
Wayne Johnson. © 1c Aug. 381,
1936; E unp. 181113; Frederick Otto
Riley, Noel, Mo. 23613
Those deep blue hills of home; w Anna
Wright Vail; pf. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130666; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23614
Those evening bells; w Thomas Moore,
m arr. Harry Powell; with male quar-
tette and full orch. pts. © July 28,
1986; E pub. 56714; Adollé Mor-
rison, San Francisco. 23615
Thoughts; song, w Hdna Thompson
Wolcott. ©1e. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
129550; William B. Winans, Cincin-
nati. 23616
Three fold amen; mixed voices. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 130159; Her-
bert Alton Tompkins; Jackson, Mich.
23617
Three jolly sailors ; by Louise E. Stairs ;
pf., with w. © Aug. 12, 19386; E
pub. 56944; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23618
Thru life together ; w Albert Hamilton ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130337; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23619
Thrw’ the courtesy of love; from Loud
speaker low down, w Jack School,
m M. K. Jerome; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 56932;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23620
Thru the doorway of dreams; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. ©1«@
Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130958 ; Charles
Torville, Hstlin P. O., Sask., Canada.
23621
Tia Juana; w Bud Green, m Raymond
Scott; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Aug. 21, 1936; E pub. 57158; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 23622
Timber; w and melody Billy Hill and
Bob Emmerich. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1936;
EK unp. 130637; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 23623
Time. marches on; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130050;
Morris Disman, Brooklyn. 23624
23638
Time’s a-wastin’; song. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 131158; Burr Mc-
Mullen and Ross De Roy, Washing-
ton. 23625
Time will tell; song. © 1. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130421; Emil Seidel,
New York. 23626
— —m Patsy Anne Walsh. ©1e.
Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130506; Jos.
L. Walsh, St. Louis. 23627
Tiny tales for harpist beginners; by
Carlos Salzedo; harp or Irish harp.
© Aug. 1, 1986; E pub. 56744; Elkan-
Vogel co., Philadelphia. 23628
Tip top; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
22) 19362 9H) sunp.. 130601: “Mary,
Hethrington, Kelliher, Sask., Canada.
23629
To a lily; by William Hodson; organ.
© Aug. 12, 1936; E pub. 56956; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23630
To have and to hold; w and melody M.
J. Bavoux and F. W. Bavoux. ©
1 ec. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131154;
M. J. Bavoux and F. W. Bavoux,
Galveston, Tex. 23631
To Mary, refuge of sinners; hymn. ©
July 28, 19386; E pub. 56963; Austin
J. O.’ Toole, Providence. 23632
To my love; w Margaret Elizabeth
Busch; pf. © 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 131129; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23633
To some one—somewhere; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130938; Clarence LeRoy Penfold,
New York. 23634
To the great expo is a nice place to
go; song. © Aug. 15, 1936; E pub.
56972; Ivan Mitar, Lorain, O.
23635
To you; fox-trot song. ©1le. June 22,
19386; E unp. 1380207; Constance
Fuller, Karori, Wellington, N. Z.
23636
To you with love; version no. 1, w and
m Bob Wright and Chet Forrest. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 180951 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 23637
Toast (A) to old New York; song, m
Louig Markowitz. © 1 ec. Aug. 5,
19386; E unp. 129651; F. Embery
Candy, Philadelphia. 23638
1053
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23639
To-day is to-morrow come true; pf.,
with w. ©l1e. Aug. 8, 19386; E unp.
129897 ; Noble Winston Prentice, Rich-
land Springs, Tex. 23639:
Tombeau de Paul Dukas; op. 86, no. 6;
pf. © June 25, 1936; E for. 45407;
Florent Schmitt, Saint-Cloud, Seine
et Oise, France. 23640
Ole. Auge 24,
Hugo M.
Tomboy Kate; song.
19836; E unp. 180675;
Schmidt, Sheboygan, Wis. 23641
To-morrow’s dream; song, m W. C.
Mulkey and Jessie Hubbard Thile-
nius. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1986: E unp.
180875; Wayne Cyrus Mulkey, Cape
Girardeau, Mo. 23642
To-night when the stars are shining;
w Rose Sperandeo, m Burrell Van
Buren. ©1e. July 25, 1986; E unp.
129789; Rose Ashmann, Collinsville,
Tl. 23643
Too late; pf., with w. ©1le. Aug. 20,
1986; EH unp. 130500; Iona Lorraine
Nyman, Foley, Minn. 23644
Too late for love; song. © 1. Aug.
29, 1986; E unp. 131057; Ruth Du-
reece Reeder, Douglas, Wy. 23645
Too much moonshine; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Aug. 19, 19386; E unp. 130436; Lillie
O. Neal, Cincinnati. 23646
Townsend campaign song; song, Ww
Alice ©. Jeffery. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1636; E unp. 129904; David EH. Cor-
nock, Lowell. 23647
Triume an der Donau; konzert u. tanz-
walzer, op. 662; grosses orch. stim-
men. © July 8, 1936; E for. 45473 ;
Robert Stolz, Vienna. 23648
Transfiguration (The) at Golgotha;
song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
129558; William Edgar Long, New
York. 23649
Transition no. 4; by Leroy Shield; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130484 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
23650
Transylvanian dirges ; based on motives
of folklore, Dezs6 D’Antalffy, tr. from
the Hungarian, Boriska Tolnay; solo
voices and mixed choir. © Aug. 4,
1986; E pub. 56846; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 23651
Treasure (The) of my dream rainbow;
w Enola Feldman; pf. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 130667; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23652
pt. nF, 0. S., Vv. 31
Treasured (The) hour; song, w Ada
Hastings Hedges; contralto. © 1.
Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130267; John
Robert Speelman, Pittsburgh. 238653
Trionfo (The) di Roma; waltz, mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 11, 1986; E unp.
129996; Augusto Gaetani, Bingham-
ton, N. Y. 23654
Trouble ends out where the blue be-
gins; w and m Cliff Friend; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Aug. 25, 1986;
E pub. 57096; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 236955
True to me; song. © 1. Aug. 29,
1936; E unp. 1381041; EHEdelmira C.
Gonzalez, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. 23656
Truthfully I do; song. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1986; E unp. 180406; Marjorie Edith
Pickett, Albuquerque, N. M. 28657
Tudor (A) tune; minuet, Ernest
Reeves; violin and pf. © Aug. 8,
1986; E for. 45892; Walsh, Holmes
& co., ltd., London. 23658:
Tuneful (A) little melody; song, com-
poser of Canada. © 1 ¢ Aug. 12,
19386; E unp. 180042; Olive Goettler,
Toronto, 23659:
Turning me loose; w and melody. ©
1 c« Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 129909;
Martha Frank, Los Angeles. 23660
Turtle shufile: pf... Owl c -Aweeec
1986; E unp. 1380588 ; Don Tiefenthal,
Allegan, Mich. 23661
Tut tut don’t be mad; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131018;
Stephen Benjak, New York. 23662.
"Twas a lucky day for me; song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 1380408:
Norman W. Alpaugh, Los Angeles.
23663.
Tweedle dee; humoresque, Charles.
Strickfaden; E flat alto saxophone ;
pf. acc. © July 27, 1936; E pub.
56888; Carl Fischer, inc.. New York.
23664
Twiddlin’ my thumbs; fox-trot, w Al.
J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson, arr.
Frank Skinner ; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. © Aug. 3, 1936; E pub.
56731; Isham Jones music corp., New
York. 23665.
Twilight on the hills; w and melody.
© 1e. July 20, 1936; E unp. 129522;
Sara Martinez, Hoehne, Col. 23666
Twin family; w Lillian Johnson; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130668 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23667
1054
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no: 8, 1936
23694
Twinkle toes; by Joe Sanders; pf.
Aug. 11, 1936; E pub. 56868; Robbins
music corp., New York. 23668
Two at the movies; w Sidney Millman,
and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 130188; Thord Magnus Ryden,
New York. 23669
Two lips among the tulips; song, m
Leo Richard. ©1ce. Aug. 7, 1986; EH
unp. 129741; Hlizabeth S. Baker, Ar-
eanum, O. 23670
Two lips in the moonlight; song, w
Meredith Rolland Rhodes. © 1 e.
Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 150058; Gil-
more Eldridge Turner, Warrensburg,
ING 'Y. 23671
Two sparkling eyes; Russian tango,
English w Marjorie Harper, m Oscar
Strock, arr. Louis Brunelli; orch. pts.
© Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 56854; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 23672
Unanswered yet; song, w Ruth Dale
Simes. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp.
130017 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
23673
Uncle Sam; song, w Effie S. Lingard.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 130018;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 23674
Under a blanket of stars; song. © 1
e. Aug. 20, 1986; EH unp. 180508; H.
Jean Diestelhorst, St. Louis. 23675:
Under a moon in Texas; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 130960; Gary Dare,
Alloway, N. J. 23676
Under the blue of the night; w and
melody. ©1lce. Aug. 13, 1936; E unp.
130145; Willie Pikes, Marquette,
Mich. 23677
Under the midnight blue; song. © 1
e. July 20, 1936; E unp. 130746; Rob-
ert Riley McAfee, San Quentin, Calif.
23678
Unforgotten (The) promise; song, pf.
arr. Cliff Beard; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 15, 1986; E pub. 56919; Carl
Haden, Topeka, Kan. 23679
Untarnished love; theme song, w and
melody Evv Dalle. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129906; Georgia Evelyn
Dale, Dallas. 23680:
Until tomorrow; w and m Hal Hoffer,
Sidney Fine and Horace Hoffer ; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 12, 1936; E for.
45343; Irwin Dash music co., ltd.,
London. 23681
© | Up and down; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1936; E unp. 130441; Edwin C. Fan-
court, South View, Sask., Canada.
23682
Up in Igloo land; w J. Morrisey, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; EH unp.
130856; Frederick Brock, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. 23683
Up in the air; w Elizabeth Spear Pal-
los, m Charles Pallos. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1936; E unp. 130005 ; Charles Pal-
los, jr., Pittsburgh. 23684
Upward gladward on the Christian
way; song. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1986; HE
unp. 130487; Carl W. Albany, Law-
rence, L. I., N. Y. 23685
Vacation dreamland ; w H. Ben Noland ;
pf. © 1c Aug. 24, 1986; E unp.
130669; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23686
Vagabond trail; w and melody. © 1
e. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 1380857; Jean
Lee, Altadena, Calif. 23687
Vagabond’s (The) song; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
130535; Martin Frank Langworthy,
Lowell, Mich. 23688
Valse Joliet; by Ed Chenette: B flat
cornet or trumpet, bar. or trombone
in treble and bass, B flat saxophone,
E flat saxophone and pf. © Aug. 1,
1936; E pub. 56885; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 23689
Valse russe; composed, fingered and ed.
Moissaye Boguslawski: pf. © Aug.
18, 1986; E pub. 57064 ; Moderne pub-
lications, Chicago. 23690
Valvelocity; by Mickey Bloom; trum-
pet solo with pf. ace. © Aug. 26,
1986; E pub. 57106; Robbins music
corp., New York. 23691
Variatin’ color-blues; blues, w C. L.
Caputi, Spanish w and m Leonor
Flores. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131048 ; C. Louis Caputi, Long Beach,
Tor TING Xe 23692
Variations on native Hawaiian songs;
island melody, Eddie Alkire; Hawai-
ian steel guit., in note and diagram.
© July 24, 1986; E pub. 56735; EHl-
bern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
23693
Venezianische suite; von EHrmanno
Wolf-Ferrari, op. 18; kleines orch.
Partitur. © Mar. 18, 1936; E for.
45386; EF. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
23694
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23695
Verdi (Giuseppe) La donna é mobile;
from Rigoletta, arr. Nick Manoloff ;
Hawaiian guit. solo, Hawaiian guit.
obbl., Hawaiian guit. obbl. ace., and
Spanish guit. acc. © Aug. 18, 1936;
E pub. 56994; First natl. inst. of al-
lied arts, South Bend, Ind. 23695
Veronika, maddel schau, das gliick ist
nah’; langsamer walzer, aus Veron-
ika, text Hans Fritz Beckmann, m
Will Meisel, arr. Franz Stolzenwald ;
salon orch. stimmen. © July 1,
1986; E for. 45472; Edition Meisel
& co., g. m. b. h., Berlin. 23696
Vespro ; fox-lento, parole A. R. Borella,
m Vittorio Giuliani, [and] Forse;
slow, parole Alfredo Bracchi, m Ma-
rio Schisa, arr. M. Consiglio; orches-
trina pti. © Apr. 4, 1936; E for.
45333 ; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
23697
Vi mottes i rosornas tid; foxtrot, text:
Jokern, m Torbern Cassel; pf.
July 18, 1986; E for. 45377; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm. 23698
Victory for Landon march; song. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130848;
Adele Frances Smith, Milford, Conn.
23699)
Viola; poesia Giovanni Papini, m Paolo
Fragapane. © June 30, 1936; E for.
45306; Carisch, s. a., Milan. 23700
Violets; melody, Ellen Wright, arr.
Maurice Baron; orch. pts. © June
15, 1936; E for. 45339; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 23701
Violetta; valsette; pf. © 1 c. Aug.
7, 1936; E unp. 129804; Meyer M.
Sholk, Boston. 23702
Violin (The) class book of seales and
arpeggios; by Sydney Twinn; with
pf. ace. Aug. 5, 1936; E for.
45383; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 23703
Viper’s dream; by Tommy (Red)
Tompkins; pf. © Aug. 14, 1986; EH
pub. 56914; Exclusive publications,
inc., New York. 23704
Vision; song, arr. Karl Holer. ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1986; E unp. 180183; Bertha
Gammon Davisson, Washington.
23705
Voce ’e Pusilleco; versi Enzo Batti-
parano, m Vincenzo De Crescenzo.
© May 15, 1936; E for. 45340; Casa
editrice FEF. Bideri, Naples. 23706
Vote for Roosevelt again; song. ©1ce.
Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129977; George
Lyle Puryear, Gladys, Va. 23707
pt. m1, n. s., Vv. 31
Vow (A) to my sweetheart; pf., with
w. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp.
130431; Willis Edcar Ash, Hamilton,
O. 23708
Wagner (Richard) Albumblatt; in C,
transcribed Cesare Sodero; string
orch., with harp ad lib. © Aug. 26,
1936; E pub. 57115; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 23709:
Wagon train keep rollin’ along; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1986; E
unp. 130534; Frederick Austin Kirby,
Charlotte, N. C. 23710
Waikiki melody; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129954;
Leonard Hawk, Honolulu. 23711
Wait on the Lord; song, w from Psalm
27. © 1c Aug. 6, 1936; E unp.
129665; Florence Lee Tate, Chil-
howie, Va. 23712
Waiting; pf. treble, with w. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129802; Wal-
ter EH. Anderson, Quincy, Mass.
23713.
Waiting for kisses; song, m Jimmie
Crane; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©
Aug. 3, 19836; E unp. 129531; James
Hampton Lee, Miami, Fla. 23714
Waiting for my star to fall; w and
m Gene Clayton; pf. ©lc. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 13803848; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23715
Waiting for you; song, from I followed
a star. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
130821; Morris John Schroeter, St.
Louis. 23716
Waiting in vain; song. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 19386; E unp. 130861; Josephine
Helen Madia, Geneva, N. Y. PAB TALL
Waldmorgen; text Otto Pietsch; sop.
u. alt, ohne begl. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E pub. 57075; Paul Engelskirchen,
New York. 23718
Walla-Walla, where you go; song. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 7, 1936; BE) unp al2sice.
Fred Mueller, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
Neory, 23719
Waltz caprice; violin and pf. ©1e..
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129807; How-
ard L. Parsons, Middletown, Conn.
23720
Waltz in D; pf. © 1 «. Aue. 12iesG-
E unp. 180041; Wellington Weeks,
Brooklyn. 23721
Waltz (The) in swing time; song, from
Swing time, w Dorothy Fields, con-
structed and arr. R. Russell Ben-
1056
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1986
nett. © July 24, 1936; E pub. 56719;
Jerome Kern, Bronxville, N. Y.
23722
Waltz of memory; song. ©1e. Aug.
8, 1936; E unp. 129820; Felix G.
Sundquist, Negaunee, Mich. 23723
Waltzing with an angel; w Al Bryan,
m Felix Bernard; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Aug. 21, 19386; E pub. 57159;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23724
Wandering Gypsy, sing me your song;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 130720; Marie De
Lauro, Minneapolis. 23725
Wanderlust waltz; melody. © 1 ec.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130925; Floyd
Arthur Pearson, Minneapolis. 23726
Washing the dishes; song. © 1 e¢.
Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129466; Haydn
William Broughton, Pittsburgh.
23727
Waste not this hour; song. © 1.
Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129989; Alta
Marquis, Bemidji, Minn. 23728
Way (The) of true love; waltz song,
melody Gustave Sax. © 1. Aug.
24, 1936; E unp. 130798 ; Rose Lilley,
Williamston, N. C. 23729
Way out in Idaho; song. © July 17,
19386; E pub. 56736; Robert EH. Mc-
Farland, Sandpoint, Id. 23730
Way (The) you look to-night; song,
from Swing time, w Dorothy Fields.
© July 24 1936; E pub. 56722;
Jerome Kern, Bronxville, N. Y.
23731
Way (The) you smile; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131169;
Dorothy Chaffee Le Duc, Portland,
Or. 23732
Wayne swing; by Peter G. Marconi.
©l1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131047;
Peter Gazzola, New York. 23733
We are marching forth to battle;
hymn, w Joe DuMond, m Josh Hig-
gins. © July 15, 1936; E pub. 56490;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 23734
We brush our teeth with calox; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1936;
E unp. 180511; Benjamin Kittredge,
Brooklyn. 23735:
We found the moon; song, melody C.
Rose and Bernard Fiedler. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 180593; Char-
lotte Roze, New York. 23736
23749
We'll face our future; song, m Arthur
Doyle. ©1e. Aug. 7, 1986; E unp.
129783; George A. Sullivan, Salem,
Mass. 23737
We'll land Landon in the White House;
song, m Maudie B. Shreffler, pf. arr.
Cliff Beard. © 1c Aug. 3, 1936;
E unp. 129568; Burt A. Minor, To-
peka, Kan. 23738
We'll roll along together; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129825; Edward Vaccarello, Wal-
tham, Mass. 23739
We'll vote for Alf Landon; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
181060; Joseph C. Schottenstein, Co-
lumbus, O. 23740
We ought to be on the radio; comedy
song. ©1l1e. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129827; Leslie Webb Brown, Los
Angeles. 23741
We painted dreams; w K. Weigand,
m Charles E. Juza. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129907; Kathryn Wei-
gand and Charles Juza, jr., Stone
Lake, Wis. 23742
We're going forward with Roosevelt ;
song. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130096; Hortense Youngwirth Wild,
Chicago. 23743.
We're on our way to heaven; w Rich-
ard Dix, Albert Dix and Sherman
Dix, and melody. © 1. Aug. 8,
1936; EH unp. 129526; Robert Edwin
Dix, Fresno, Calif. 23744
We're on our way to victory; song.
©1e. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 131009 ;
Florence R. S. Phillips, Tallahassee,
Fla. 23745.
We're tops on Saturday night; from
Soft lights and sweet music, w and
m Jimmy Kennedy and Michael
Carr; with ukulele and accordion
arr. Rev. ed. © July 11, 1936; E for.
45494; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 23746
We want five; by Jerry Sears and
Irving Miller; pf. © Aug. 3, 1936;
E pub. 56777; Joe Davis, ine, New
York. 23747
We want Franklin D.; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 130198 ;
L. A. Weber, Chicago. 23748
We want Mr. Roosevelt 4 years more;
w and melody Jule Weaver. ©1c.
Aug. 3, 19386; E unp. 129543; Julius
J. Weaver, Dallas. 23749:
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23750
We were lovers; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130489 ;
Sam P. Acton, Birmingham, Ala.
23750
We will turn the world around; w and
melody. ©1ce. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp.
150474; Dennis P. Jackson, Chicago.
23751
Wear the rose in your hair that I
gave you; w and melody Alfred Wil-
liamson. © 1 e. July 15, 1986;
E unp. 130540; Ingvar Bjarne Berg,
Represa, Calif. 23752
Weathering a storm; slow fox-trot
song, arr. Homer Rhodes. © 1 ec.
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 180565; Paul
W. Brown and Homer SS. Rhodes,
Los Angeles. DOs}
Wedding (The) of the roses; song, m
EK. M. Beeck. © 1. Aug. 8, 1936;
E ounp. 129821; Harry James Roche,
Midland Park, N. J. 23754
Weight (The) of the whole world is on
my shoulders; pf., with w. © 1.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129850; Mac
M. Hawkins, Kilgore, Tex. 28755
Weist du nicht mein herz; w Gus
Binz and Natalia King, melody N.
King. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
180991; Natalia Milwicz, Chicago.
23756
Welcomed home; m Arthur Simpson;
pf., with w. ©1ce. Aug. 31, 1936;
EH unp. 181157; Will R. Smith, Lake
Worth, Fla. 23757
Well away; bk. 3 of The pianist musi-
cian, Mary Donington; pf. © July
6, 1986; E for. 45396; Stainer &
Bell, 1td., London. 23758
Well I’ll be doggoned; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131019;
Stephen Benjak, New York. 23759
Western moon; w and m Allie Crider;
pe © ec. Aue. 10) 19362 76)ump.
128991; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23760
—w Roger Pickford; pf. © 1 «
Aug. 10, 19386; E unp. 129894; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23761
Wha’ll be king but Charlie; Scottish
traditional song, arr.; mixed cho.
© July 28, 1936; E for. 45330;
Arthur Warrell, Bristol, England.
23762
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
What a grand and glorious feeling;
song, arr. Charles Friedman. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 129670; Harold
Jere Aldrich, Wollaston, Mass.
23763
What about a little honeymoon; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Aug. 244936;
E unp. 130796; Henry D. Gray, Den-
ver. 23764
What are women in the world; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 ec. Aug.
29, 1936; FE unp. 1381043; Frank
Lebron, Caguas, P. R. 23765
What can I do; w and melody Joseph
Marcello. © 1 c. Aug. 28, 19386;
EH unp. 130976; Anthony Marsilio,
Philadelphia. 23766
What can it mean; w and melody. ©
1 ce Aug. 5, 1986; E unp. 129621;
Robert Angelo Costa, Brooklyn.
23767
What could I do; song. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1986; E unp. 129714; Edward O.
Roberts, Washington. 23768
What does anything matter; song, m
Mae Deutsch. ©1e. July 31, 1936;
EK unp. 130538; Monica Markey
Magrane, New York. 23769
What happened to my rainbow; w and
m Abner Silver and Al Sherman. ©
1 ¢« Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 129577;
Robbins music corp., New York.
23770
What is jazz; w and m Anna Case. ©
1 ec. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129781;
Anna Case Mackay, Roslyn, L. I,
Ne Y: 23771
What is love; w and melody. © 1 e.
Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 130626; Katie
Ringland, Lincoln, Calif. 23772
What is the matter honey; song. ©
1c Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 130631;
Jean May Chapin, Oakland, Calif.
23773
What’s going to become of me; w Shelia
MacMurray; pf. © 1 ¢ Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 120338; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portiand, Or. 23774
What’s the use of crying; waltz song,
melody V. J. Jacek and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Aug. 12, 19386; E unp.
130074; Valentine J. Jacek, Detroit.
23775
What will be next; song. © 1''«
Aug. 11, 1936; E unp. 129998; Sarah
Rose Lee, Charleston, W. Va. 23776
1058
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23802
What would it mean to you; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 13, 1986;
EH unp. 130099; Sam P. Acton, Bir:
mingham, Ala. 23777
Whatcha gonna do about that; fox-trot
song, w Alice Burrows. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1986; E unp. 13807384; Desiderius
FE’. Mathe, Hays, Pa. 23778
Whatcha gonna do when there ain’t
no swing; w Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry
Levinson, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
guit. arr. © Aug. 4, 1936; E pub.
56821; Mills music, inc., New York.
23779
Whatcha got; w O. Warner, m A.
Hammer. © 1c Aug. 27, 1986; EB
unp. 130845; Otton Warner and
Arnold Hammer, Allendale, Mo.
23780
When; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1936; H unp. 130766; Roy Edward
Merrill, Smyrna, Ga. 23781
When a woman wears a ring; from the
play Goodnight Vienna, w H. V. Pur-
cell, m George Posford. © July 30,
1936; E for. 45824; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 23782
When bluebonnets are in bloom; w
EH. C. Winkler, m F. W. Hausenfluck.
© July 16, 1936; E pub. 57052;
Frances Wright Hausenfluck, George-
town, Tex., and Eura Crockett
Winkler, Cameron, Tex. 23783
When dogwood blooms, I can’t forget;
w and melody. ©1e. July 25, 1936;
EH unp. 129965; Audna Jones Lindley,
Paoli, Ind. 23784
When dreams come true; song. ©1..
Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130043; Wil-
liam Arthur Mountjoy, Stroudsburg,
Pa. 23785
When e’er I pray; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56491; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 23786
When first I met you; song, w Sam
LaMarr. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E
unp. 1380242; Harley Jay Luse, Los
Angeles. 23787
When I am gone; w B. Dawson and I.
Donez, m H. Burnett; pf. treble. ©
1c July 6, 19386; E unp. 127733; Eli
Dawson, Ernie Burnett and Ian
Donez, New York. 23788
When I am looking at you; w and
melody Eddie Gipson. © 1 c.. Aug.
21, 1986; E unp. 130563; Edward
Smith Gipson, Albany, Or. 23789
When I am waltzing with you; w Fred-
erick J. Voerg, m arr. Alfred G.
Wathall. © 1c Aug. 15, 1936; E
unp. 1380367; Birdie Segal Voerg,
Chicago. 23790
When I come and when I go; w Ruth
H. Wilson and G. Heintze, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp.
1299388; Gustav Heintze, Washington.
23791
When I get you; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130390;
Henry Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg
P. O., Md. 23792
When I go a courtin’; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 131032; Freda M. Hartley,
Rangiora, N. Z. 23793
When I light your Cigarette; w and
melody. ©1ce. Aug. 4, 1936; E unp.
129591; Ethel Hartman Randall,
Atlantic City. 23794
When I look at you; song, pf. sc.
Harold Potter; with guit. arr. ©
Juy 28, 19386; E pub. 56895; George
Jerome Hilt, Brooklyn. 23795
—w and melody. © 1. Aug. 3,
1986; E unp. 129697; Jimmie Frank-
lin and Bobby Burns, Hollywood,
Calif. 23796
When I look into your eyes; w and
m Walter C. Holtegel. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1986; E unp. 130226; Dennie O.
Henderson, Cincinnati. 23797
When I’m asleep; w P. Wolpert, mel-
ody Jack Schatenstein. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 130264; Pauline Wol-
pert, Sierra Madre, Calif., and J.
Schatenstein, Philadelphia. 23798
When I’m at the wheel of my automo-
bile ; w Bob Rothberg, melody Sammy
Timberg. ©1c. Aug. 6, 19386; E unp.
129743; Paramount pictures, inc.,
New York. 23799)
When I received a message just to tell
me you’re gone; w Dianna Wesstern ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp.
130670; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23800
When I sing my song; w and melody
Bernard Green. © 1 c¢. Aug. 18,
1986; E unp. 126882; J. Bernard
Green, Houston. 23801
When I take my sweetie down the
street; pf., with w. © 1c. Aug. 15,
19386; E unp. 130235; Mack Sutton,
Chicago. 23802
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23803
When I wanted you; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Aug. 12, 1986; E unp. 130084;
Annie Sallie Potter, Chicago. 23803
When I was one and twenty; song, w
A. EK, Housman. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1986;
EK unp. 129459; Louise Clark, New
York. 23804
When in dreams I rode my hobby horse ;
w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 7, 1936;
EH unp. 129762: Harry V. Connell,
Chelsea, Mass. 23805
When it’s lamp lightin’ time up in
heaven; w and melody Homer and
Walter Callahan, Joe Lyons, Sam C.
Hart and The Vagabonds. © 1 «.
Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129808; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
23806
When it’s lovetime down in Tennessee ;
waltz song, melody James Crane. ©
Tey AUS.) 17. 1 Ga01 VB unip.) ls02a3:
Howard Warren Sprague, Jackson-
ville, Il. 23807
When it’s shadow time in the valley;
w EH. R. Hampton, m G. W. Gaume,
jr. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
130428; E. Ray Hampton and Geo.
W. Gaume, jr., Inglewood, Calif.
23808
When leve blooms under lucky stars;
w Martha Bell; pf. ©1e. Aug. 17,
198G; EH unp. 130339; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23809
When love came my way; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 129666;
Florence Lee Tate, Chilhowie, Va.
23810
When love came tapping at my heart;
w and m Helen Cowen; pr. treble.
©1c. July 10, 1986; E unp. 130139;
Helen Cohen, New York. 23811
When love comes a-knocking at your
door; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 1380732; Michael
Harrison, Philadelphia. 23812
When my heart starts aching for you;
w Mrs. Earl Charles Deuel; pf. ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 130671;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
23813.
‘When our ship of dreams sails in; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 c¢. Aug. 29,
1986; EH unp. 131031; Carrie T. Por-
ter, Castlewood, Va. 23814
When shadows fall; w William H.
Miller, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1986; E unp. 129536; Percy William
Robinson, Fayetteville, N. C. 28815
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 81
When the circus comes to town; by
Sidney Forrest; pf., with w. © Aug.
12, 1986; E pub. 56955; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23816
When the light shone; Christmas pag-
eant, bk. Reta Dalzell, lyries Verna
Whinery, m Miriam Lois Fisher. ©
Aug. 12, 19836; D 39125; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 23816*
When the man in the moon smiles at
me; w and melody. © 1. Aug. 6,
1986; E unp. 129773; Armand
Granger, Salix, Ia. 23817
When the moon frolics; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 130987 ;
Ada Mildred Kilker, Richmond, Calif.
23818
When the moon is bright; w and m
Lee Walters. © 1c. July 9, 1986;
E unp. 129562; Walter Lee Blumen-
thal, Chicago. 23819
When the night her curtain draws;
hymn, w Joe DuMond, m Josh Hig-
gins. © July 15, 19386; E pub. 56492 ;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago, 23820
When the north wind blows; song, arr.
H. Cliff Dresser. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
E unp. 180360; Lyndon M. Hall, Mi-
ami, Fla. 23821
When the one that you love comes
home; w J. T. McMahon, m FE. M.
Ludington. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1986; H
unp. 129515; Flavia M. Ludington
and John T. McMahon, Arcadia,
Calif. 23822
When the pearly gates unfold; hymn.
© Jan. 20, 1936; E pub. 56802; Floyd
W. Hawkins, Tacoma. 23823
When the sun bids the roses good-
night; song, pf. sc. Basil Sadler. ©
1 ce Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130232;
May D. Helmcamp, Baltimore. 23824
When the sun has kissed the day good-
bye; waltz song, melody Frederick
Cromweed. © 1 c¢. Aug. 8, 1936; H
unp. 129795; Evangeline Wallace,
New York. 23825
When the Townsend plan goes in; song,
arr. E...Booman., © 1 ¢ Agee
1936; E unp. 130003; Charles Elmer
McRobert, Los Angeles. 23826
When violins sing; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 28, 1936; E unp. 130986;
Anthony J. Harsch, Pittsburgh.
23827
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23854
When we reach that golden city; song,
arr. Hy Pritchare. © 1c. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129755; Henry-—James
Gray, New Orleans. 23828
When you and I are walking; fox trot,
w R. Kay, m Ray Hibbeler. ©1..
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 180297; Anna
Laskey, Chicago. 23829
When you first smiled at me; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 5, 19386; E unp.
129618; Willard Van Valkenburgh,
Bedford Hills, N. Y. 23830:
When you gave me your love, you gave
me the key to your heart; w and
melody. ©1le. Aug. 14, 19386; E unp.
130173: John Hanrahan and Roy Ir-
vin, Menard, Ill. 23831
When you left me you broke my heart ;
wand melody. ©1e. Aug. 19, 1936;
E unp. 130465; James Albert Cri-
der, Sunnyside, Wash. 23832
When you’re away, I have the blues;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. Aug.
11, 1936; E unp. 129972; Gordon El-
mer Willey, Wilmington, Calif.
23833
When youre in my arms; w and
m Ray Ford. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1936;
E unp. 129920; Army Frank Rekdahl,
Long Island City. 23834
When you realize it’s love; w Al Lewis,
melody Gene Beecher. © 1 c. Aug.
26, 1936; E unp. 130847; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 23835
When your skies are cloudy, look for
Showers of joy; hymn, w Joe Du-
Mond, m Josh Higgins. © July 15,
1936; E pub. 56493; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 23836
Where are all the joys that summer
brought; w and m Gypsy DeGarde.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130246;
Hazel Neidengard, Sausalito, Calif.
23837
Where rolls the Brazos; song, arr. Lau-
rence Bolton. © 1. Aug. 31, 1936;
E sunp. 131122; Augusta Doan Free-
man, Dallas. 23838
Where shall I find another you; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129472; Jesse Fine, New York. 23839
Where the bee sucks;’w Shakespeare,
m Pelham Humfrey, arr. Michael
Mullinar. © Apr. 15, 1936; E for.
45358; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23840
Where the bonnie blue bonnets grow;
Texas centennial march song.
July 30, 1936; E pub. 56766; Al Gard,
Anthony, Kan. 23841
Where the eagle spreads it’s wings;
song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130849; Lillian Bigelow, Chicago.
23842
While I’m here in your arms; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131026 ; Lolita Jefferson Buster, Chi-
cago. 23843
While it is to-day; w and m Richard
Jackson; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130350; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23844
While Jackie rides the ranges; w Joe
Walsh; pf. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1986: EH
unp. 131144; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23845
While moonbeams play; w O. Warner,
m A. Hammer. ©1ce. Aug. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 13808483; Otton Warner and
Arnold Hammer, Allendale, Mo.
23846
While our flag waves in the air; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 180716; Mary
KE. Puilen, Columbia, Ill. 23847
While the darkies are singing; w AIl-
bert Hamilton; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1986; E unp. 130340; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 23848
Whippoorwill; song. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1936; E unp. 129963; Maurice Block,
Brooklyn. 23849
Whippoorwill (The) lullaby; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129839;
Edenia Hosmer Champlin, Ivory-
town, Conn. 23850
White (The) House and Roosevelt;
w Walter Bell Oakley, m Harvey J.
Ludwig; pf. © 1c Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130349; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23851
White (The) House in Washington;
song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
130544; Harriett Mildred Smith, Al-
lentown, Pa. 23852
Who ealls you Sweet mama now; w
and m Hy Heath and Marshal
Walker. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub.
56790; Handy bros. music ¢o., ine.,
New York. 23853
Who cares; w S. J. Segal, melody M.
Shaffer. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130052; Max Shaffer and S. J.
Segal, Montreal. 23854
1061
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23855
Who minds ’bout me; from Follow
your heart, w Walt Bullock, m Vic-
tor Schertzinger ; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57026;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 23855
Who’s this; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131020;
Stephen Benjak, New York. 23856
Whom then shall I fear; w from Psalm
27; 5-pt. mixed cho.; organ or pf.
acc. © July 11, 1936; E pub. 56738;
Alma Wright, Edmonton, Alta., Can-
ada. 23857
Why buy bread, let’s all eat cake; song.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp. 130853 ;
Eva Schneider, Gertrude Swope Rice
and Virginia Nicholson Horney, Bal-
timore. 23858
Why can’t I live in dreams; waltz, w
D. Secrest and Lu Earl, melody Lu
Earl. © 1. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp.
129682; Dennis Secrest, Grand Cou-
lee, Wash. 23859:
Why can’t it be me; from Lew Leslie’s
Blackbirds of 19386, w Johnny Mer-
cer, m Rube Bloom; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © July 30, 1936; E
for. 45467; Sun music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 23860.
Why darkies sing; pf., with w. ©1c.
Aug. 31, 19836; E unp. 181176; Clar-
ence Dockett, Boston. 23861
Why did I let you go; songz. ©l1e
Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 180394; Wil-
liam Edward Brisben, Brighton
Heichigi Ss: LIN Ne 23862
Why did I say good-bye; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129756; Carla Laemmle, Universal!
City, Calif. 23863
Why do I love you so; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1986; E unp. 130007;
Virginia Rusé Iversen, Los Angeles.
23864
Why do you do as you do; song, pf.
se. Basil Sadler. © 1 ec Aug. 15,
1936; E unp. 130231; May D. Helm-
camp, Baltimore. 23865
Why do you lead me on; w and m
Howard Marks; pf. ©l1c. Aug. 22,
1986; E unp. 1806384; John Howard
Marke, Baltimore. 23866
Why does a moo-cow moo; w E. Spec-
tor, melody C. Heyman. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1936; E unp. 130973 ; Chester Hey-
man and Edwin Spector, Newark,
N. J. 23867
pt. oI, n. S., v. 31
Why don’t you be my own; song. ©
July 30, 1986; E pub. 56760; Tommie
Jackson, Brooklyn. 23868
Why don’t you write to me; w and
m Jack Green. ©1c. Dee. 23, 1935;
E unp. 130385; Jack Burton Green,
Sacramento, Calif. 23869
Why I came here on this amateur
night; w and melody. © 1c. July
15, 1986; E unp. 129519; Michael
Fasanella, Oakland, Calif. 23870
Why keep hiding your heart; from Mr.
Barley’s abroad, w Christopher Has-
sall, m Geoffrey Henman. © July
21, 1936; E for. 45476; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. |
23871
Why must we argue all the time; song,
arr. Celia. © 1c Aug. 25, 1936;
E unp. 1380770; Joseph Viglione,
Philadelphia. 23872
Why not now; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1936; E unp. 1380119;
Charles Walter Josephson, jr., Cam-
bridge, Mass. 23873
Why should I care for you; song. ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129504; Hd-
ward DuVernay, Denver. 23874
Why should I ery for you; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c. Aug. 3, 19565) Bune:
129559; Wm. H. Rinn, Detroit. 23875
Why the moon came over the moun-
tain ; song, melody Jack Mahoney. ©
1 «4 Aug. 5, 19386) 2 “unpeaetiioe.
Eliza M. Blanchet, New Bedford,
Mass. 23876
Why wait until tomorrow; w Christo-
pher Hassall, m H. M. Tennent. ©
Apr. 25, 1986; E for. 45416: Ashcher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
23877
Will I ever be the same again; pf., with
wii © 1 «Aug. 29 1986.5 Wii
131016; Richard Feiner, New York.
23878
Will Rogers; pf., with w. © Aug. I,
1936; E pub. 57118; Geo. Corse, Gra-
ham, Tex. 23879:
Will Rogers’ last wish; song. © July
25, 1936: E pub. 57030; George Brant,
Fort Worth. 23880
Will you be my honey now and ever
more; song, melody Allen Taub. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131029; Leo
M. Long, Clintonville, Wis. 23881
1062
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
23910
Will you come back again; w and mel-
ody Alfred Williamson. © 1c. July
15, 1986; E unp. 130541; Ingvar
Bjarne Berg, Represa, Calif. 23882
Will you know me when you're famous;
w and m Helen Bernard, Sylvia
Bressler, Sam Ward and D. Ringle;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 6, 1936; E
pub. 56799; Dave Ringle, New York.
23883
Will you see me through; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
129529; Paul Salvatori, Forest Park,
Til. 23884
William ; fox-trot song, melody Willard
Herring. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E
unp. 130619; Lucy J. Bradford, Mon-
treal West, Que., Canada. 23885
Win them by love: hymn. © Jan. 20,
1936; E pub. 56806; Floyd W. Haw-
kins, Tacoma. 23886
Win with Landon; song. ©1e. Aug. 4,
1986; E unp. 129615; Paul L. Specht,
Sinking Spring, Pa. 23887
Wind (The) blew the roof off the
house; w aud melody. © 1c. Aug.
20, 19386; E unp. 180516; Henry Chor,
Baltimore. 23888
Windmill (The) ; unison song, w Long-
fellow, m George Rathbone. © July
14, 1936; E for. 45325; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 23889
Windmill (A) in Holland; by Willem
Stokking, op. 25; pf. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 56862; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 23890
Winning the West; song of Occidental,
w V. H. Jenkins, m Charles R. Stu-
art: with male quartette. © Aug. 20,
1936; E pub. 57155; Occidental life
insurance co., Los Angeles. 23891
Winter wind; song, w Frank O’Conner.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131063 ;
Dale H. Gates, Pasadena. 23892
Wish (A) and a dream; w Walker
Fowler, and melody. ©1c. Aug. 12,
1936; E unp. 130045; Allene Fowler,
Aberdeen, Miss. 23893
With all my love; song. ©1ec. Aug. 13,
1936; E unp. 130123; Mark Cameron
Hanson, Waukegan, IIl. 23894.
With both of our hearts in tune; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
130899; Frank Marchese, Graterford,
Pa. 23895
With the moon above; waltz song; B
flat trumpet. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E
unp. 130221; Kenneth Qual, Still-
water, Minn. 23896
With thee; w William H. Miller, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
1295387; Percy William Robinson,
Fayetteville, N. C. 23897
With you in my arms; song. ©1e.
Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 130589: Hdel-
mira C. Gonzalez, Elmhurst, L. L.,
IN: UY. 23898
Without a pal; song. ©1e. Aug. 13,
1936: E unp. 130121; J. Vincent Cang-
lee, Brooklyn. 23899
Without love; rhumba rhythm, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1936; E unp.
129629; Paul Soffrin, Brooklyn.
23900
——wandmelody. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1936;
E unp. 180526; Walter J. Blessey,
3d, Biloxi, Miss. 23901
——w and melody. © 1. Aug, 21,
1936; E unp. 130549; Murray Harte
Hochman, New York. 23902
Without your love; w Johnny Lang;
pf. treble. © 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130260; Fred Samuel Stry-
ker, Hollywood, Calif. 23903
Woe is me, woe is me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 129847; Ida
Wiegand Hase, Chicago. 23904
Wonderful Jesus; hymn. © Aug. 28,
19386; E pub. 57133; C. Ernest Har-
man, Williamsport, Pa. 23905
Wonderful love; hymn, w Joe DuMond,
m Josh Higgins. © July 15, 1936;
E pub. 56494; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 23906
Wondrous love; w and m Harvey
Drumtra; pf. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1936;
E unp. 130645; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 23907
Won’t you forgive; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp. 130219;
EK. Lou Rawlings, Chicago. 23908
Won’t you, won’t you please say yes;
w Sid Millman, melody Thord Mag-
nus Ryden. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1380553; Sidney Irving Mill-
man, New York. 23909
Wood (The) sprite and the brownie;
by Ella Ketterer; pf. © Aug. 12,
1986; E pub. 56946; ‘Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28910
1063
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23911
pt. I, 0. S., v. 31
Woodland (A) song; by Otto Stuart;
pf. © July 29, 1936; E for. 45399;
Warren & Phillips, London. 23911
Wooing (The) ; m Martinus Sieveking,
adapted and arr. Cesare Sodero;
mixed voices. © July 24, 1936;
E pub. 56875; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 23912
Words fail me; song, melody Freddie
Neumann. © 1 c¢. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 130258; Johnnie Saba, Hot
Springs, Ark. 23913
Workers for our country; pf., with w.
© July 9, 1936; E pub. 56480; James
B. Nall, Nashville. 23914
Workin’ your way with me; song.
©1e. Aug. 10, 19386; E unp. 129922 ;
Molly Silva, Oakland, Calif. 23915
World (The) a million years ago; w
and m Kenyon Scott. © Aug. 5,
1986; E pub. 56800; Messmore &
Damon, inc., New York. 23916
World (The) is very white; w Enid
Blyton, m Cecil Sharman. © Aug.
26, 19386; E for. 45433; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 23917
Would ’ja have a cup o’ Java with me;
w and m Irving Caesar, Sammy
Lerner and Gerald Marks; with arr.
for uit. ete “© Aue. As) 1936;
E pub. 57122; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 23918
Write me news; song, m Hector Rich-
ard. ©1e Aug. 7, 1986; E unp.
129733; Antoinette Lacheta, Chicago
Heights, Ill. 23919
Wyoming sunset; waltz song, melody
L. J. Rinehart and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp. 130067 ;
Lydia J. Rinehart, Upton, Wy.
23920
Yanina; berceuse orientale, paroles
Robermarino, m René Rabey; voix
graves. © Aug. 7; 19386; E for.
45484; Enoch & cie., Paris. 23921
Yearning; w Sylvia Benjamin, and
melody. ©; jes.e Ale 22). 11936):
E unp. 1380628; Sylvia Hilda Ben-
jamin, New York. 23922
Yes, I have been lonely; song, m Karl
Kaye. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp.
129475; Eva Hleanor Aldworth, Hau
Claire, Wis. 23923
Yes, it’s true what they say about
Dixie; song, arr. Ray Chesnut. ©
1 ec. Aug. 4, 1986; E unp. 129610;
Logan T. Williamson, Atlanta.
23924
—song, m Mary Wade _ Cooper.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129496;
Nettie Essary, Big Spring, Tex.
23925
Yidishe yom tovim; song. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 181125; Samuel
Weisser, Brooklyn. 23926
York minster; op. 62a; organ. © Aug.
15, 1986; E for, 45863; Richard Hall,
Selnee Edale, via Sheffield, England.
23927
You and I; song, w Cynthia Dodge.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 180248 ;
Florence N. Aldrich, Ithaca, Mich.
23928
You angel; w Joe Young, m Jean
Schwartz, pf. sc. Mario Agnolucci;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Aug.
24, 1936; E pub. 57116; Popular mel-
odies, inc., New York. 23929
melody Jean Schwartz. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 180151;
Popular melodies, inc., New York.
23980
You are all that was made for love;
waltz, w J. McDonald, melody P.
Pureell. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
180172; Joseph McDonald and Pat-
rick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
239381
You are beautiful as a butterfly; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Aug. 27, 1936;
E unp. 130896; Andrew Victor Len-
nix, La Place, La. 23932
You are lovely ; w and m Buddy Billups
and Audrey Billups. © 1c. July 15,
1886; E unp. 128327; James R. Bill-
ups, jr., Cleveland. 3983
You are my one and only; w Maud
Rowley, m arr. Reg. Saville. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 14, 1986; E unp. 180179; Maurice
Wesley Rowley, London, Ont.; Can-
ada. 23934
You are my own; w and m Henry Fer-
rell. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp.
180351 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23935
You are the hula girl; melody with
pf. ace. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp.
130310; Arsenio F. Oliva, Honolulu.
28936
You are the one; waltz, w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 130752;
Patrick Vincent Mancuso, New York.
23987
You autographed my heart; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1936; E unp.
129476; Grace Doro, Hollywood, Calif.
239388
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19386
You, beautiful you; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1986; E unp. 129586; Robert Mont-
gomery, Detroit. 23989
You better pay attention to me; song,
pf. sc. Basil Sadler. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1986; E unp. 180859; Joseph O’Neill
Miller, Baltimore. 23940)
You big yellow ball of a moon; Song.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1986; E unp. 129855;
Mac M. Hawkins, Kilgore, Tex.
23941
You came to my rescue; from The big
broadeast of 1987, w and m Leo Robin
and Ralph Rainger, pf. se. Geo. N.
Terry ; with ukulele and guit. arr. ©
Aug. 21, 1986; E pub. 57114; Para-
mount productions, ine., New York.
23942
You can have my company ; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 11, 19386; E unp.
129994; Lee Nickerson, Massapequa,
ee. IN. TY. 23943
You can’t blame me for falling in love
with you; w and melody Gordon La-
velle. ©l1e. July 23, 1936; E unp.
128869'; Wm. Walter Hentz, jr., Okla-
homa City. 23944
You can’t fool the man in the moon;
w and melody. ©1ce. Aug. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 129547; Virginia Adamo,
Omaha. 23945
You can’t have your way always; w
I. M. Jines and Mattie Formey, and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 5, 1986; E unp.
129623; Irene M. Jines and William
C. Benford, New York. 23946.
You could see the lovers; w and m A.
Caritoni and Gus Hynek; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131101; Angelo
Caritoni, St. Louis. 23947
You'd break my heart again; w and
melody Gordon Lavelle. ©1e. July
21, 1986; E unp. 128707; Wm. Walter
Hentz, jr., Oklahoma City. 23948
You’d have to be there; w and m Todd
Hidden. © 1c, Aug. 8, 1986; E unp.
129910; Charles E. Hidden, Portland,
Or. 23949)
You’d rather break my heart than hurt
somebody else; w Della McDonnell;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
130341; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 23950
You dropped me like a red hot penny;
w Joe Young, m Fred E. Ahlert; with
guit. arr. © Aug. 5, 1986; E pub.
56809; Crawford music corp., New
York. 23951
23965
You got me wrong; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 1, 1986; E unp. 129460;
Angelo Monici, New York. 23952
You great big nut; song. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1986; E unp. 180002; Haydn
William Broughton, Pittsburgh.
23953
You had me mesmerized; w and m
George J. Piton. © Aug. 26, 1936;
E pub. 57125; Advance publications,
Chicago. 23954
You have me up a tree; song. © 1.
Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 130790; Irving
Laibson, Miami Beach, Fla. 23955
You have never been in my arms; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1986; E unp. 181028; David
Scherer and John Scherer, Maywood,
Ill. 23956
You haven’t got a thing to lose; song,
w Harold Herz. © 1. Aug. 21,
1936; E unp. 180575; Richard Herz,
Reno, Nev. 23957
You interrupted my dreaming; w S. J.
Segal, melody M. Shaffer. © 1 ec.
Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130499; Max
Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Montreal.
23958
You kissed me once; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1986; E unp. 129934; Vir-
ginia Mae Blank, Toledo. 23959
You know I need loving; w and melody
Willie Broonzy. © 1c Aug. 17,
1986; E unp. 130295; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 23960
You left me lonely; w and m Ruth S.
White. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
129813; Ruth White, Lunenberg,
Mass. 28961
You left me with a blue feeling in my
heart; w Fred C. Greene, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © Aug. 6, 1936; E pub.
56926; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 23962
You'll be comin’ back some day; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
131005; Jimmie Davis, Shreveport,
La. 23963
You'll never know; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
130103; Sam P. Acton, Birmingham,
Ala. 23964
You'll want me back again; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp.
129776; Bert Gordon, New York.
23965
1065
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23966
Dt. TEENS av a
You-love me and I love you; fox-trot;
pf., ;with w. © Aug. 22,,19386: ©
pub. 57152; Glenn Adelbert Dewey,
Chicago. 23966
You lovely thing; fox-trot song, melody
I. Nyman and Sam Adelman. ©1€.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 130953; Iona
Nyman, Foley, Minn. 23967
You made me blue; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp.
130433; Charlie Eller Shaw, Los
Angeles. 23968
You may belong to somebody else, but
your heart belongs to me; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1936;
E unp. 129805; James Murphy, Union
City, N. J. 23969
You on my mind; from Loud speaker
low down, w Jack Scholl, m M. K.
Jerome; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 7, 1936; E pub. 56934; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 23970
You ought to see my baby; song, m
Blanche S. Reed. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1936; E unp. 130175; Arthur F. Reed,
Los Angeles. 23971
You oughta learn to dance; song,
m Johnny Fortis. © Aug. 10, 1936;
E pub. 56843; Frank Capano, Phila-
delphia. 23972
You oughtta’ be spanked; w and m Ray
Vaughn. ©1c. Aug. 3, 19386; E unp.
129532; Raymond Vaughn Whitman,
jr., Springfield, O. 23973
You're a lovely thing Lorraine; w and
m Chas. Anthon and John and Mark
Ryan, arr. C. Anthon.: © 1 c. Aug.
29, 1986; E unp. 181052; Mark E.
Ryan, St. Paul. 23974
You’re a pal in my palace of dreams;
w and melody Clem Henry. © 1 «.
Aug. 25, 1986; E unp. 130762; John
C. Henry, Greenvil'e, S. C. 23975
Yowre affecting my heart; song. ©
1 ce Aug. 38, 1986; E unp. 130035;
Billy Rains, Clinton, Mo. 23976
You’re afraid; w W. S. Davis, m R. L.
Adams. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
131092; Walter Sheriff Davis and
Ray lL. Adams, San _ Bernardino,
Calif. 23977
You’re just a cobweb On my mind: w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 38, 1936;
E unp. 129534; Harris S. Stockland,
Milwaukee. 23978
You’re just my darling Lillie; w Arthur
Rood, m Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron
A. Clark. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936; E
unp. 130105; Julius Arthur Rood,
Avon, Ill. 23979
You're just right; song, cho. only. ©
Me, Aug. 27,..193865 >) ump: ta0soge
Clarence Howland Brown, Chicago.
23980
You're leaving me blue; song, m John
Walter Nelson. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 180238; Joseph Thomas Nel-
Son, San Francisco. 23981
You're like a toy balloon; from Billy
Rose’s Casa manana, w Billy Rose
and Irving Kahal, m Dana Suesse;
with arr. for guit., etc. © July 23,
1836; E pub. 56723; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 23982
You’re makin’ no impression on me;
song, m Jimmie Ball. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1986; E unp. 1380811; Kay Kel-
logg, Los Angeles. 23983
You’re more than a pal to me; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
1308138; Wendell Merritt, White
Plains, N. Y. 23984
You're my hit parade; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E unp.
130377 ; Joseph August Ruzicka, Bo-
hemia, L. I., N. Y. 23985
You’re my Lucky Strike; w and mel-
ody J. B. Jones. © 1c. Aug. 10,
19386; E unp. 129955; Jere Bellenger
Jones and Augustus Terry, New Or-
leans. 23986
You’re my new sensation; w and m Al-
bert Bryce Morgan; pf. ©1e. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 1303852; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 23987
You're my one-man’s song; fox-trot
song, m Peggy Dennis. © 1 ¢. Aug.
17, 1936; E unp. 180250; Louis Baker
Krekleon, Ensley, Ala. 23988
You're my only inspiration; w and mel-
ody. ©1e July 31, 1936; E unp.
129704; Elizabeth Cole Ray, Detroit.
23989
You're my symphony; w and melody
Sid Gold. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1936; E
unp. 1380942; Sydney Goldberg, Phil-
adelphia. 23990
You’re precious; song. ©1c. Aug. 27,
1986 ; E unp. 180860'; Josephine Helen
Madia, Geneva, N. Y. 23991
You're so different; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Gustave Sax. © 1. Aug. 24,
1936; E unp. 130795; Samuel Roy
Gubbine, Belleville, N. J. 23992
1066
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1936
24018
You’re still mine in my dreams; w Kd-
gar Leslie, m Joe Burke; with ACt:
for guit., ete. © Aug. 20, 1936; E
pub. 57012; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. "93993
You’re sweet—you're neat, you're all
that I desire; song, melody Ben Adel-
man. ©1ce. Aug. 12, 1936; E unp.
130070; Royal M. Tinker, Washing-
ton. 23994
You’re the butterfly of my dreams;
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 4,
1936 ; E unp. 129570; Louise Hill, Kil-
gore, Tex. 93995
You’re the cutest one; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 131010;
Leonard John Soulé, Los Angeles.
23996
You’re the explanation; song. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1936; E unp. 130765; James
Arieff, Wilmington, Del. 23997
You’re the headlines in my morning
paper; w E. T. Scully, m John F.
Weber. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1986; HE
unp. 130036; J. F. Weber and Edw.
T. Scully, Hinsdale, Mass. 23998
You’re the one girl in the world for
me; song. © 1. Aug. 5, 1936; E
unp. 129663; Carmen Nocito, Cam-
den, N. J. 23999
You’re the one I love; fox-trot song,
melody H. Naughten and Ben Adel-
man. ©1e. Aug. 28, 1936; E unp.
130967 ; Hazel Naughten, Edmonds,
Wash. 24000
—w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 130120; Casimir Thomas
Brosky, Haverhill, Mass. 24001
You’re the one that’s always in my
dreams; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1936; E unp. 129646; Geo. Theo
Larson, St. Louis. 24002
You’re the only one for me; w Chick
Ryan, melody B. Metelli. ©1c. Aug.
21, 1936; E unp. 130570; Chick Ryan
and Buck Metelli, Philadelphia.
24003
You're the sweetest thing; song. © 1
ce. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129983; Rob-
ert Frank De Troia, Newark, N. J.
24004
You’re twice as nice; w and m Larry
Yoell and Gordon Bishop. © 1 «.
Aug. 17, 19386; E unp. 180280; James
Gordon Bishop, San Francisco.
24005
95094—36——_7
You're welcome; song, arr. Ralph Her-
bert. © 1 e¢. Aug. 31, 19386; E unp.
131114; Guy K. Evans, Worthington,
Ind. 24006
You remind me of stars; w and mel-
ody. ©1« Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131067; Evelyn MRussell Meyers,
Brooklyn. 24007
You resemble my future sweetheart;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 ¢. Aug. 19, 1936; E
unp. 180488; J. Spivey, Marquette,
Mich. 24008
meee saved the U. S. A.; pf. treble, with
1 « Aug. Di, 1986; E unp.
131151: James A. Urell, Rockaway
Beach, Li Bj NY 24009
You still have my heart; w Peggy
Valentine; pf. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 181145; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24010
You swept me off my feet; w M. E.
Groobin, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1936; E unp. 129695; Manny HE.
Groobin and Herbert N. Fein, Yon-
kers, N. Y. 24011
You think I’m jealous; w and m Julian
Dorr. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
130717 ; Isidor Achron, New York.
24012
You took my breath away; song, m
W. Okie and Helene Gradowitz. ©
1 c¢c. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 129514;
William Okie, Los Angeles. 24013
You’ve directed me to heaven; pf.,
with w. © 1. July 30, 1986; E
unp. 1380026; Dorice Charles Denton,
Galesburg, IIl. 24014
You’ve got me runnin’ around in cir-
cles; w Bernard P. Arons, melody
Beatrice Lydia Rodick. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1936; E unp. 1380760; Beatrice
Rodick, Brooklyn. 24015
You’ve got me shakin’ in my shoes;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1936;
EK unp. 131088; Beatrice C. Meyer,
Zanesville, O. 24016
You’ve got me shouting in the streets ;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1986; E unp. 130787; Judson La-
Haye, jr., Bridgeport, Conn. 24017
You’ve got me talkin’ to myself about
you; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1936; E unp. 129679; Henry Zwick,
Rosedale, Raspeburg P. O., Md.
24018
1067
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24019
pt. 11,.n. S., v. 31
You've got the jump on me; song, w | Your home and mine; w Helen Taylor,
Ruth Reeder and Richard Reeder.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 131055;
iuth Dureece Reeder, Douglas, Wy.
24019
You were love;.w and m Lee Walters.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130459;
Walter Lee Blumenthal, Chicago.
24020
You were meant for me sweetheart,
why wasn’t I meant for you; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ec.
Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 130452; Ru-
dolph Jezzi, Pittsburgh. 24021
You write the music and IV’ll write the
words; song. © 1e. Aug. 4, 1936;
E unp. 129573; Lee Thompson and
Ralph Samples, Fort Worth. 24022
Your arms are no longer mine; waltz,
w Gus Gianfala, m Estelle Mequet.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 130304;
Augustus Arthur Gianfala, Jeane-
rette, La. 24023
Your heart and mine; from Lew Les-
lie’s Blackbirds of 1936, w Johnny
Mercer, m Rube Bloom; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © July 30, 1936;
m Dolan Evans; in C. © July 28,
1936; E for. 45479; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. ‘24025
Your love like a strike of a match;
w and m Julian Dorr. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1986; E unp. 180059; Isidor
Achron, New York. 24026
Your style; w and melody Hetrick
Blakeley. © 1 c. Aug. 20, 1986; B
unp. 130912; Lenore Hetrick Blake-
ley, Greenfield, Mass. 24027
Yours; w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest. © 1 ec Aug. 28, ‘1986;
EH unp. 130948 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 24028
Yours forever; w Gus Kahn, m John
W. Green; with guit. arr. © Aug.
26, 1936; E pub. 57107; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 24029
Zanita; serenade; pf. ©1e. Aug. 26,
1936; E unp. 130803; Lillian Lilly,
New Orleans. 24030
Zechariah 4:6; hymn, w from the
Bible, m Alice 8S. Heinz. © Aug. 15,
E for. 45468; Sun, music pub. Co., 1936; E pub. 57827; Albert H. Heinz,
ltd., London. BA? 24024 Columbus, O. 24031
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and the
United States (including 15,198 unpublished) ______________-_________ 21, 234
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 446 unpublished)_ 2, 797
ROB aD ES eh sa ks ee a 24, 081
1068
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[24031
Ace (The) in the hole; song, w James
Dempsey. © George Mitchell, Fort
Ann., N. Y., as author of m. R 46717,
Aug. 7, 1986. 1
Again, sweetheart, again; song, w Jean
C. Havez. © Eddie V. Cupero, Mo-
bile, as author of m. R 46832, Aug.
18, 19386. a,
Album of popular French piano music;
coll. of 86 favorite pieces, by modern
French composers, ed. and fingered by
eminent masters. v. 1, 2. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York, as proprie-
tors. R 46943, 46944, Aug. 22, 1936.
3, 4
American soldier; march; orch. ©
Francis A. Myers, Utica, N. Y., as au-
thor. R 467389, Aug. 8, 1936. 5
Angels from the realms of glory;
Christmas song, w James Montgom-
ery, m John A. West: high voice, with
pf. or organ acc.
West Chicago, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 46779, June
6
25, 1936.
April; two songs, w anon., m Hlizabeth
_L. Skinner; high or med. voice. ©
Edward Skinner, Canandaigua, N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 46863, Aug. 14, 1936. G
Ascher album; coll.
- gered by eminent masters; pf. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York, as proprie-
tors. R 46947, Aug. 22, 19386. 8
Ashes of roses; song, w Elaine Good-
ale. © Oley Speaks, New York, as
author of m. R 46781, Aug. 4,1936. 9
Ballarine (La) ; valse; pf. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif. as author.
R 46904, Aug. 18, 1909. 10
Barcarolle; by Elizabeth Stoutenburgh,
op. 10, no. 3; pf. © H. L. Stouten-
burgh, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46685, Aug. 3, 1936. 11
© Joseph M. West, |
of 11 favorite |
pieces, Joseph Ascher, ed. and fin- |
Belle (The) of Brittany ; musical play,
lyrics Perey Greenbank, m Howard
Talbot, with additional numbers M.
Horne. Voce. sc. © Dora May Tal-
bot, Ladbroke Rd., Surrey, England,
as widow of the author of m, and
Marie Horne, London, as author of
additional numbers. R 46682, July
12
31, 1936.
Bendel album; coll. of 12 favorite
pieces, Franz Bendel, ed. and fin-
gered by eminent masters; pf. © G.
Schirmer, ine., New York, as proprie-
tors. R 46948, Aug. 22, 1936. 13
Benediction; sacred song, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Ethel W. Gabriel, Los
Angeles, as executor of the author of
m. R 46778, July 7, 1936. 14
Better be good; song, w Lizzie De Ar-
mond. © Henry Fillmore, Cincin-
nati, aS author of m. R 46740, Aug.
3, 1936. 15
Boatswain (The) bold; song, Frank
Lynes. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as widow. R 46903,
Aug. 18, 1936. 16
Bohm album; coll. of 19 favorite pieces,
Carl Bohm, ed. and fingered by emi-
nent masters; pf. v. 1, 2. © G.
Schirmer, inec., New York, as proprie-
tors. R 46940, 46942, Aug. 22, 1936.
17,18
Bull Durham; w and m Jean C. Havez.
© Ebba Havez Sedgwick, Beverly
Hills, Calif., as widow. R 46834, Aug.
18, 1986. 19
Burleske ; v. Max Reger, op. 108a, no. 4;
violine u. pf.; in A-moll. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow. R 46765,
Aug. 5, 1936. 20
By the light of the silvery moon; w HE.
Madden, m G. Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, New York, as author of m,
and Edward Madden, New York, as
author of w. R 46910, Aug. 13, wee
1069
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22
pt. m1, n. S., v. 31.
Candy kisses; pf. © Albert Gumble,
New York, as author. R 46699, July
28, 1936. De
Canoeing; idyl, Arthur Pryor, arr.;
orch. © Charles J. Roberts, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as author. R 46881,
July 21, 1986. 23
Carmen, the second; song, from Th
midnight sons, w Glen MacDonough.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., aS author of m. R 46709,
June 9, 1986. 24
Carrie; song, w Junie McCree. €
Albert Von Tilzer, New York, as
author of m. R 4687], Ang. 12, 1936...
25
Children (The) at Bethlehem; mystery
in 2 pts., poem Gabriel Nigond, Eng.
lish tr. M. L. Baum, m_ Gabriel!
Pierné. Voc. and children’s cho. pts.
condensed. © M. Louise Baum, Bos-
ton, aS author of translation. R
46862, Aug. 8, 1936. 26
Christ the light; w Harriet H. Pierson,
m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46852, July 1, 1936.
Cinderella at the shoe store; song,
the The Midnight sons, w Glen Mac-
Donough. © Raymond Hubbell,
Rockville Center, N. Y., as author of
m. R 46705, June 9, 1986. 28
Cobwebs; w Abbie Farwell Brown. m
Gerrit Smith, op. 24, no. 1, arr.
Frank lLynes; mixed voices. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 46891, Aug. 18, 1936. 29
College (A) education; song, from The
midnight sons, w Glen MacDoncugh.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as author of m. R 46711,
June 9, 1936. 30
Come and tease the moon with me;
w Bob White, m Edw. Llewellyn. ©
A. R. White, Chicago, as author of
w. R 46367, July 11, 1936. 31
Come on play ball with me, dearie; w
BE. Madden, m G. Edwards. © Gus
Edwards, New York, as author of m,
and Edward Madden, New York, as
author of w. R 46912, Ang. 13, 1936.
SPA
Come right in, sit right down, make
yourself at home; w Bob White and
Alfred Anderson, m Will H. Dixon.
© A. R. White, Chicago, as one of
the authors of w. R 46364, July 11,
1936. 33.
Come to the rock; w Johnson Oatman,
jr.. m Benjamin Franklin Butts. ©:
Onna Mills Butts, Las Cruces, N. M.,
as widow of the author of m R
46358, Apr. 7, 1986. 34
Concertino in D; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Strube, Baltimore, as author.
R 46686, Aug. 1, 1936. 35:
Coquette (La); capriccio, op. 8; pf., 4
hands. © Harold Bodenhoff, Helle-
rup, Denmark, as author. R 46883,
Aug. 18, 19386. 36.
Could you learn to love me; song,
w Junie McCree. © Albert Von Til-
zer, New York, as author of m R
46870, Aug. 12, 1936. 37
Cross (The) on the hill; w Fred S.
Shepard, m D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as widow vf
the author of m. R 46839, July 1,
1986. #8.
Curly ; by W. C. Powell, arr. for orch.
W. H. Mackie. © W. C. Polla, New
York, as author of m. R 46723, Aug.
7, 1936. 39
Cynical (The) owl; song, from ‘The
midnight sons, w Glen MacDonough.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as author of m. R 46712,
June 9, 1936. 40
Dew drops; mazurka, arr. Al Haves;
band. © Henry Fillmore, Cincin-
nati, as author. R 46745, Aug. 3,
1986. 41
Dilectus meus mihi, et ego illi; missa;
ten. and bass; organ ace. © Pietro
A. Yon, New York, as author of m.
R 46818, Aug. 11, 1936. 42
Do your duty doctor; song, m Ted
Snyder. © Irving Berlin, New York,
as author of w. R 46882, Aug. 15,
1936. 43
Doll dance ; characteristic piece ; pf. ©
G. L. Mercadante, New York, as au-
thor. R 46351, July 10, 1936. 44
Hiephant (The) and the chimpanzee;
w Elizabeth J. Williams, m Hattie
Louise Sims, arr. Frank Lynes; wo-
men’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 46897.
Aug. 18, 1986. 45
Eventide; meditation; organ. © Har-
vey B. Gaul, Pittsburgh, as author.
R 46751, Aug. 1, 1936. 46
1070
RENEWALS
no. 8, 1986
Eye hath not seen; sacred song, Frank
Lynes;in F. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as widow. R 46899,
Aug. 18, 1936. 47
Father brings home something every
day; song, w Ed. Gardenier. © Gus
Edwards, New York, as author of m.
R 46917, Aug. 13, 1936. 48
Fogle’s male quartet and chorus book;
compiled; men’s voices. © O. L.
- Fogle, Columbus, O., as author of
compilation. R 46747, Aug. 3, 1986.
49
For you alone; song, w P. J. O’Reilly;
in F. © Henry E. Geehl, Coleshill,
Buckinghamshire, England, as author
of m. R 46952, Aug. 13, 1936. 50
‘Gavotte; vy. Max Reger, op. 108a, no. 2; |
violine u. pf.; in A-moll. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow. R 46763,
Aug. 5, 1936. 51
—— op. 8, no. 1; violin and pf. © A.
Walter Kramer, New York, as author.
R 46874, Aug. 11, 1936. 52
Gavotte moderne; pf. © James H.
Rogers, San Marino, Calif., as author,
R 46898, Aug. 18, 1936. 53
‘Gestandnis; op. 27, no. 2; pf. © Ignaz
Friedman, Siusi, Bolzano, Italy, as
author. R 46923, Aug. 25, 1936. 54
Ghost (The) of ragtime; song, from A
girl at the helm, w Robert B. Smith.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville
Center, L. I., N. Y., as author of m.
R 46702, June 19, 1936. 55
Gift (A) from you; w Fred E. Weather-
ly, m Guy dHardelot. © W. E.
Rhodes, Great Yarmouth, England, as
widower of the author of m. R
46930, Aug. 20, 1936. 56
‘Gift (The) of righteousness; w Charles
Wesley, m D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as widow of
the author of m. R 46853, July 1,
1936. 57
Gigue; v. Max Reger, op. 103a, no. 6;
violine u. klavier; in A-moll. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow. R 46767,
Aug. 5, 1936. 58
Girl (A) at the helm; bk. and lyrics
Robert B. Smith. Voc. sc. © Ray-
mond Hubbell, Rockville Center, L. I.,
N. Y., as author of m. R 46703, June
19, 1936. 59
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von) Die
maienkonigin ; schiferspiel oper, Max
Kalbeck, m bearb. J. N. Fuchs. Voll-
_ Standiger klavier auszug mit text. ©
TA
Therese Fuchs, St. Peter, Sulmthal,
Styria, as child of the deceased author
of arrangement. R 46919, Aug. 25,
1936. 60
Good-bye, girlie, and remember me;
song, w Irving Berlin. © George W.
Meyer, New York, as author of m. R
46774, Aug. 7, 1936. 61
Gottschalk album; coll. of eleven favor-
ite pieces, Louis M. Gottschalk, ed.
and fingered by eminent masters; pf.
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York, as
proprietors. R 46938, Aug. 22, 1936.
62
Grandmother’s lullabies; w I. Franklin
and Jack Hazzard, m Burt Green. ©
Irene Franklin, Hollywood, Calif., as
one of the authors of w, and widow
of the author of m. R 46678, July 10,
1936. 63
Grunfeld (Alfred) Capriccio ; op. 53, no.
5; pf. © Ernst Gruenfeld, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 46772,
Aug. 5, 1986. 64
Mélodie; op. 538, no. 2; pf. ©
Ernst Gruenfeld, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46769, Aug. 5,
1936. 65
Gurlitt album; coll. of 20 favorite
pieces, Cornelius Gurlitt, ed. and
fingered by eminent masters; pf. ©
G. Schirmer, inc., New York, as pro-
prietors. R 46989, Aug. 22,1986. 66
He was a prince; w Owen Meredith, m
Frank Lynes; alto or bass. © Adéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as widow
of the author of m. R 46749, Aug. 1,
1936. 67
Hearts and flowers; barn dance, Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, arr. G. H.
Reeves; full band. © Carl Fischer,
inc., New York, as proprietor. R
46872, Aug. 11, 1936. 68
Heir (An) to riches untold; w Jos. C.
Ludgate, m Benjamin Franklin Butts.
© Onna Mills Butts, Las Cruces,
N. M., as widow of the author of m.
R 46361, Apr. 7, 1936. 69
Help me live nearer to Thee; w E. HE.
Hewitt, m Benjamin Franklin Butts.
© Onna Mills Butts, Las Cruces,
N. M., as widow of the author of m.
R 46356, Apr. 7, 1936. 70
Highland Mary; song, m Kerry Mills.
© Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hudson,
N. Y., as author of w. R 46697, Aug.
1, 1986. (a!
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Hills (The) of Kerry; w Marjorie L. C.
Pickthall ; low voice. © Oley Speaks,
New York, as author of m. R 46780,
Aug. 4, 1986. (Ps
Home; w Charles 8. Swain, m Frank
Lynes; mezzo-sop. or bar. © Adéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as widow
of the author of m. R 46902, Aug.
18, 1986. 73
Home and mother; song; solo and cho.
© Charles M. Fillmore, Indianapolis,
as author. R 46746, Aug. 3, 1936.
74
Homeland (The) ; trio, w W. R. Haweis,
m FEF. W. Hanscom, arr. Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 46888)
Aug. 18, 1936. 75:
How’d you like to marry me; w G.
Kahn, m G. Le Boy. © Gus Kahn,
Beverly Hills, Calif., as author of
w, and Grace Le Boy, Beverly Hills,
Calif., as author of m. R 46079, June
30, 1986. ° 76
Huber (Hans) Intermezzo; reverie;
pf. © Hans Huber, Zurich, Switzer-
land, as child of the deceased author.
R 46926, Aug. 25, 1986. 17
Hiumoresque; par Alfred Griinfeld, op.
53, no. 1; pf.; in des dur. © Ernst
Gruenfeld, Prague, Czechoslovakia,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 46768, Aug. 5, 1986.
78
I am on the glory side; w James M.
Gray, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46840, July 1, 1986.
79
I am waiting, thou art willing; w J. M.
G., m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, aS widow of the
author of m. R 4685, July 1, 1936.
80
I bring thee roses; song, from The two
pins, w Frank Stayton. © Chris-
topher Wilson, London, as author of
m. R 467388, Aug. 1, 1986. 81
I do like to be beside the seaside; w
and m John A, Glover-Kind. © Al-
fred Glover-Kind, Brixton, England,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 46858, Aug. 18, 1986.
82
I don’t care what becomes of me; song,
m B. Green. © Irene Franklin,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w,
pt. 17, n. S., Vv. 3L
and widow of the author of m. R
46680, July 18, 1986. 83
I don’t like you; w and m Clare Kum-
mer. © Clare Kummer Henry, New
York, as author. R 46861, Aug. 14,
1936. 84
I don’t want the morning to come; w
Arthur J. Lamb, m J: Fred Helf. ©
Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 46833, Aug.
18, 1936. 85
know He answers prayers; w and
m Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances M.
Lunk, Auburn, N. Y., as child of the
deceased author. R 46719, Aug. 7,
1936. 86
I love somebody; w G. Arthurs, m
Frederick Day. © George Arthurs,
Harrow, Middlesex, England, as au-
thor of w, and Frederick E. M. Day,
Kingston Hill, Surrey, England, as
author of m. R 469387, Aug. 18, 1936.
87
I loves you, kid, that’s all that I can
say; song, m Al Piantadosi. © Ar-
thur Fields, Larchmont, N. Y., as
author of w. R 46798, Aug. 8, 1936.
88
I’m aé_ respectable working girl; w
Edgar Smith, m Maurice Levi. ©
Leon Levi, Baltimore, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 46777, July 15, 1986. 89
I’m a-bringing up the family; song, m
Burt Green. © Irene Franklin,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of w,
and widow of the author of m. R
46679, July 18, 1936. G0)
I’m glad I’m married; song, m Albert
Von Tilzer. © Jack Norworth, New
York, as author of w. R 46792, Aug.
8, 1986. 91
I’ve got the mumps; w and mf, Frank-
lin and Burt Green. © Irene Frank-
lin, Hollywood, Calif., as one of the
authors, and widow of the other au-
thor. R 46681, July 18, 1986. 92
I want to go to Idaho; song, Mellor,
Lawrance and Gifford. © Harry Gif-
ford, London, as one of the authors,
and Eva Lloyd Williams, Coulsdon,
Surrey, England, as widow of the
author Mellor. R 46935, Aug. 18,
1936. 93
I want to win the crown of life; w
Jennie Wilson, m D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as widow
of the author of m. R 46846, July 1,
1986. 94.
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If it be true; w Grace A. McClanathan,
m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46849, July 1, 1936. 95
If you but knew; w Darry and Bob
White, m Edw. Llewellyn. © A. R.
White, Chicago, as one of the authors
of w. R 463865, July 11, 1936. 96
Im yolkston; op. 27, no. 4; pf. © Ignaz
Friedman, Siusi, Bolzano, Italy, as
author. R 46925, Aug. 25, 1936. 97
Impromptu and Scherzo; violin and pf.
© Cecil Burleigh, Madison, Wis., as
author. R 46873, Aug. 11, 1986. 98
Jesus blessed name; w A. A. P., m D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, as widow of the author of m.
R 46838, July 1, 1936. 99
Jesus knows and cares; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris; sop. and alto duet and
cho. © Frances M. Lunk, Auburn,
N. Y., as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46721, Aug. 7, 1936. 100
Josephine; waltz; band. © Bohumir
Kryl, Chicago, as author. R 46875.
Aug. 11, 1936. 101
Just a little nearer ; song, w Mary Bern-
stecher. © Robert Harkness, So.
Pasadena, Calif., as author of m. R
46692, June 17, 1986. 102
Just call me Bill; song, from The mid-
night sons, w Glen MacDonough. ©
Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Center,
N. Y., as author of m. R 46714, June
9, 1936. 103
Kanawha; Indian romance, song, m
Halsey K. Mohr. © Edgar Leslie,
New York, as author of w. R 46791,
Aug. 8, 1936. 104
Keep up the fight; w and m Mrs. C. H
Morris. © Frances M. Lunk, Au-
burn, N. Y., as child of the deceased
author. R 46829, Aug. 17, 1986. 105
Kind (The) of a girl a man likes best;
w H. B. Smith, m G. Edwards. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as author
of m, and Harry B. Smith, New York,
as author of w. R 46914, Aug. 13.
1936. 106
King Carneval; concert polka; band.
© Bohumir Kryl, Chicago, as author.
R 46876, Aug. 11, 1936. 107
Kisses ; intermezzo. © Raymond Hub-
bell, Rockville Center, L. I., N. Y., as
author. R 46704, June 19,1936. 108
121
Lack album; coll. of 17 favorite pieces,
Theodore Lack, ed. and fingered by
eminent masters; pf. © G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York, as proprietors.
R 46949, Aug. 22, 1936. 109
Lange album; coll. of 16 favorite pieces,
Gustav Lange, rev., ed. and fingered
by eminent masters. © G. Schirmer,
inc., New York, as proprietors. R
46951, Aug. 22, 1936. 110
Leaving; song, w Edward Madden. ©
Geo. W. Meyer, New York, as author
of m. R 46698, July 28, 1936. 111
Let’s pretend you love me; song, from
The goddess of liberty, m Jos. E.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thor of w. R 46866. Aug. 7, 1936. 112
Lichner album; coll. of 22 favorite
pieces, Heinrich Lichner, ed. and fin-
gered by eminent masters; pf. © G.
Schirmer, inc., New York, as proprie-
tors. R 46941, Aug. 22, 1936. 113
Life’s thanksgiving; song, Valentin
Hemery, arr.; orch. © Charles J.
Roberts, Larchmont, N. Y., as author
of arrangement. R 46693, July 31,
1936. 114
Lift up your heads, O ye gates; 2-pt.
song, Frank Lynes. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as widow.
R 46890, Aug. 18, 1936. 115
Liking’s not a bit like loving; song, m
Grace Le Boy. © Gus Kahn, Beverly
Hills, Calif., as author of w. R
46150, July 8, 1936. 116
—w Gus Kahn, m Grace Le Boy.
© Grace Le Boy Kahn, Beverly Hills,
Calif., as author of m. R 46151, July
8, 1936. 117
Lithograph land; song, from The mid-
night sons, w Glen MacDonough. ©
Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Center,
N. Y., as author of m. R 46710, June
9, 1936. 118
Little (The) Mary gardeners; song,
from The midnight sons, w Glen Mac-
Donough. © Raymond Hubbell,
Rockville Center, N. Y., as author of
m. R 46715, June 9, 1936. 119
Look and live; w J. H. Sammis, m
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Chicago, as widow of the author of m.
R 46842, July 1, 1936. 120
Lord (The) will give grace and glory;
w Julia H. Johnston, m D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of m. R 46835,
July 1, 1936. 121
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Love not the world; sacred song, G. W.
Marston. Rev. ed. © EH. Howard,
Thayer, Boston, as executor of the!
author. R 46907, Aug. 18, 1936. 122
Maggie, your roast is burning; song, |
from The midnight sons, w Glen Mac-'
Donough. © Raymond Hubbell,
Rockville Center, N. Y.. as author,
of m. R 46718, June 9, 1936. 123)
Mazurek; from op. 9, no. 2, L. J. Pade-;
rewski, arr. Theodore Moses Tobani ;i
orech. © Joseph Morris Tobani,!
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.,-as child of!
the deceased author of arrangement.|
R 46756, July 15, 1936. 124,
Mazurka; op. 27, no. 3: pf. © Ignaz;
‘Friedman, Siusi, Bolzano, Italy, asi
author. R 46924, Aug. 25, 1936. 125:
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig;
FWelix) Du Gott der lieb’ und gnade;:
march from Athalia, German w:
adapted G. Federlein, arr. W. Rhys-:
Herbert ; mixed voices. © Jane Hliz-
abeth Herbert, Hazleton, Pa., as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 46815, Aug. 11, 1986. 126
Menuet ; v. Max Reger, op. 103a, no. 5;
violine u. pf.; in A-moll. © Elsa,
Reger, Munich, as widow. R 46766,
Aug. 5, 1936. 127
Mephisto rag; by Anthony J. Stastny.
© Bessie F. Stasny, New York, as
widow. R 46379, July 21, 1936. 128
Mighty (The) love of Jesus; w Julia
H. Johnston, m D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago. as widow
of the author of m. R 46851, July 1,
1936. 129
Mirage; pf. © James H. Rogers, San
Marino, Calif., as author. R 46905,'
Aug. 18, 1936. 130
Miss Trombone; arr. 1. Orch—2. Band.
© Henry Fillmore, Cincinnati, as au-
thor. R 46742, 46744, Aug. 8, 1936.
131, 132
Mr. Bodkins and Widow Simpkins ;'
w Allie Tolland Griss, m James H.
Fillmore. © Henry Fillmore, Cin-
cinnati, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 46741, Aug. 3, 1936. ©
133
Modern song favorites; coll. v. 1. 25
songs; high voice.—v. 2. 22 songs;
low voice. © G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, as proprietors. R 46945, 46946,
Aug. 22, 1936. 134, 135
Moon-bird; Indian intermezzo, Demp-
sey and Schmid; pf. © Johann C.
pt. 111, N. S., v. 81
Schmid, Philadelphia, as author of
m. R 46687, July 31, 1936. 136
J. E. Dempsey and J. C.
Schmid; pf. © Viola Anna Flaherty,
West Philadelphia, aS widow of one
of the authors, J. K. Dempsey. R
46688, Sept. 9, 1936. 137
Motor boat; march and two-step, An-
thony J. Stastny. © Bessie FE. Stas-
ny, New York, as widow. R 463880,
July 21, 1936. 138
Musiques rustiques; suite; pf. 4a 4
mains. © Paul Ladmirault, Nantes,
France, as author. R 46694, Aug. 1,
1936. 139
My husband’s in the city; w Zit, m
S.R. Henry. © Henry R. Stern, New
York, as author of m. R 46864, Aug.
10, 19386. 140
My shadow: w Robert Louis Stevenson,
m Henry K. Hadley, arr. Frank
Lynes. 1. Trio; women’s voices.—2.
Mixed voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 46893,
46895, Aug. 18, 1936. 141, 142
My wife’s gone to the country, hurrah,
hurrah; w and m G. Whiting, Irving
Berlin and Ted Snyder. © George
Whiting, New York, as one of the au-
thors. R 46821, July 22, 1936. 143
Same. © Irving Berlin, New York,
as one of the authors. R 46820, July
15, 1936. 144
Nightingale (The) and the rose; w
R. H. Beck, m Frank Lynes; sop. and
ten. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge,
Mass., aS widow of the author of m.
R 46901, Aug. 18, 1936. 145
O heart of mine; w Louise Heald, op.
34, no. 4; women’s voices. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Wollaston, Mass., as
author of m. R 46896, Aug. 18, 1936.
146
O ’twas love; w Harriet H. Pierson, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46836, July 1, 1936.
147
O wonderful love; w Rhoda B. Starin,
m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46848, July 1, 1936.
148
Offenbach (Jacques) L’amour de
lVapache; motifs arr.; pf. © Augustus
C. Ely, Brooklyn, as author of ar-
rangement. R 46348, July 2, 1936. 5
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Barearolle; gently float, trio, Eng- as author of arrangement. R 46726,
lish version Frederick W. Bancroft, July 27, 1936. 161
m arr. Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
© Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 46886, Aug. 13, 1986. 150
Old court dance; by Christiaan Kriens;
violin and pf. © Mathilde C. Kriens,
Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y., as widow.
R 46783, Aug. 4, 1936. 151
Ole Sambo; a coon serenade; 1st and
2d banjo. © Albert J. Weidt, Bel-
ford, N. J., as author. R 46384, July
nei, 1986. 152
Only (The) one I love is; song, from
‘The promoters, w R. P. Janette. ©
Joseph M. Daly, East Orange, N. J.,
‘as author of m. R 46797, Aug. 8,
1936. 153
Onward Christian soldiers; w Sabin
Baring-Gould, m Benjamin Franklin
Butts. © Onna Mills Butts, Las
Cruces, N. M., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46355, Apr. 7, 1936.
154
Oskee wow wow; song, from The god-
dess of liberty, m Jos. E. Howard.
© Frank R. Adams and Will M.
Hough, Los Angeles, as authors of w.
R 46865, Aug. 7, 1986. 155
Paderewski (I. J.) Melodie; from op.
16, no. 2, arr. Theodore Moses To-
bani; orch. © Joseph Morris To-
bani, Great Neck, N. Y., as child of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 46755, July 15, 19386. 156
Pensée printaniére; organ. © Gaston
M. Dethier, New York, as author.
R 46816, Aug. 11, 1936. 157
Perpetual motion; by Christiaan
Kriens; violin and pf. © Mathilde
C. Kriens, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y.,
as widow. R 46784, Aug. 4, 1936.
158
Petit (Le) berger; extrait de la suite
Children’s corner, Claude Debussy,
transcription Jacques Durand ; violon
et pf.
vve. Massacrie-Durand, Paris, as
widow of the author of transcription.
R 45600, Sept. 1, 1936. 159
Pierrot—poor fool; song from Pier-
rette’s birthday, w Colin Niel Rose.
© Clement Lockname, London, as
author of m. R 46810, Aug. 10, 1986.
160
Pierrot tanzt; v. Ernst Kullak, op. 31,
no. 1, arr.; pf. zu 4 hinden. © Ed-
mund Parlow, Frankfort, Germany,
© Marie Augustine Marcotte,
Polonaise; op. 7, no. 9; pf. © Harold
Bodenhoff, Hellerup, Denmark, as au-
thor. R 46884, Aug..18, 1936. 162
Poor (A) little girl like me; song,
from Mr. Hamlet of Broadway, w
Edward Madden. © Ben M. Jerome,
Huntington, N. Y., as author of m.
R 46596, July 8, 19386. 163
Prince 0’ dreams’; song, from The mid-
night sons, w Glen MacDonough. ©
Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Center,
N. Y., aS author of m. R 46707, June
9, 1936. 164
Procession solennelle; organ. © Gas-
ton M. Dethier, New York, as author.
R 46817, Aug. 11, 1936. 165
Prolog; op. 27, no. 1; pf. © Ignaz
Friedman, Siusi, Bolzano, Italy, as
author. R 46922, Aug. 25, 1986.
166
Promise (The) of pardon; w J. H.
Sammis, m D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as widow of
the author of m. R 46854, July 1,
1936. 167
Pyrenean spinning wheel song; trio,
Sturgis-Blake, arr. Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 46889,
Aug. 18, 1936. 168
Redeeming love; w E. E. Hewitt, m
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Chicago, as widow of the author of
m. R 46837, July 1, 1936. 169
Reger (Max) Aria; op. 108a, no. 3;
violine u. pf.; in A-moll. © Elsa
Reger, Munich, as widow. R 46764,
Aug. 5, 19386. 170
Praeludium; op. 108a, no. 1; vio-
line u. pf.; in A-moll. © Elsa Reger,
Munich, as widow. R 46762, Aug. 5,
1936. 171
Réves; 3 nocturnes; pf. © Louis
Thirion, Nancy, France, as author.
R 46695, Aug. 1, 1936. 172
Ride on in majesty ; w Henry Hart Mil-
man, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46841, July 1, 1936. i
17
Rosa Rosetta; w J. Norworth and Harle
C. Jones, m Albert Von Tilzer. ©
Jack Norworth, New York, as one of
the authors of w. R 46794, Aug. 8,
1936. 174
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pt. O, 0. s., Vv. 31
Rose (The); trio, op. 102; women’s
voices. © Wilhelm Speiser, Bad
Honnef am Rhein, Germany, as au-
thor. R 46752, Aug. 1, 1936. 175
Sacred orchestra selections no. 1; arr.;
orch. © Henry Fillmore, Cincinnati,
as author. R 46743, Aug. 3, 1936.
176
Scarlatti (Domenico) Pastorale; arr.;
organ. © Frederick N. Shackley,
Roslindale, Mass., as author of ar-
rangement. R 46909, Aug. 18, 1936.
177
Scherzino; par Alfred Griinfeld, op. 53,
no. 6; pf. © Ernst Gruenfeld, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 46773,
Aug. 5, 19386. 178
School mates; song, w Ed. Gardenier.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 46913, Aug. 13, 1986.
179
Seek and find; w Benjamin Franklin
Butts, m Jennie Cary, arr. B. F. B.
© Onna Mills Butts, Las Cruces,
N. M., as widow of the author of w.
R 46357, Apr. 7, 1936. 180
Seek ye the Lord; sacred song, Frank
Lynes; in F. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow. R 46900,
Aug. 18, 19386. 181
Serenade; by A. E. Titl, arr. Theodore
Moses Tobani; 2 violins and pf. ©
Joseph Morris Tobani, Great Neck,
L. I., N. Y., as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 46757,
July 15, 1936. 182
— par Alfred Griinfeld, op. 53, no. 4;
pf.; in es dur. © Ernst Gruenfeld,
Prague, Czechoslovakia, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 46771, Aug. 5, 1936. 183
Ship (The) of dreams; lullaby, song,
from The golden girl, m Jos. E. How-
ard. © Frank R. Adams and Will M.
Hough, Los Angeles, as authors of w.
R 46718, Aug. 7, 1986. 184
Sirénes ; de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion; 2 pfs, 4 mains. © Maurice
Ravel, Montfort / Amaury, France, as
author of transcription. R 46609,
July 23, 1936. 185
Sleep (The) of peace; w Agnes Lock-
hart Hughes, m Frank Lynes; men’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge,
Mass., aS widow of the author of m.
R 46887, Aug. 18, 1936. 186:
Slumber song; op. 103; women’s trio.
© Wilhelm Speiser, Bad Honnef am
Rhein, Germany, as author. R 46754,
Aug. 1, 1936. 187
Snowdrop (The) ; trio, English version
Frederick W. Bancroft; women’s
voices. © Wilhelm Speiser, Bad
Honnef am Rhein, Germany, as" au-
thor of m. R 46892,' Aug: 18, eet -
Sonatine in A-moll; v. Max Reger, op.
89, no. 4; klavier. © Elsa Reger,
Munich, as widow. R 46761, Aug. 5,
1936. 189
Sonatine in F-dur; v. Max Reger, op.
89, no. 3; klavier. © Elsa Reger,
Munich, as widow. R 46760, Aug. 5,
1936. 190
Song development for little children ; by
Frederic H. Ripley and Harry L.
Heartz. © Harry L. Harts, Newton,
Mass., aS one of the authors. R
46696, July 31, 19386. 191
Soubrette’s (A) secret; song, from The
midnight sons, w Glen MacDonough.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as author of m. R 46706,
June 9, 1986. 192
Souvenir de Mozdok; mazurka russe,
op. 61; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern,
St. Louis, as author. R 46724, Aug.
5, 1936. 193
Speiser (Wilhelm) Nocturne; op. 104;
women’s trio. © Wilhelm Speiser,
Bad Honnef am Rhein, Germany, as
author. R 467538, Aug. 1, 1986. 194
Splendour (The) falls on castle walls;
w Tennyson, ed. Geo. F. Geaussent ;
mixed cho. © Ernest Walker, Ox-
ford, England, as author of m. R
46748, Aug. 1, 1986. 195-
Standing on promise ground; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances M.
Lunk, Auburn, N. Y., as child of the
deceased author. R 46720, Aug. 7,
1986. 196
Still, still with Thee; song, w Harriet
Beecher Stowe. © Oley Speaks, New
York, as author of m. R 46782, Aug.
4, 1986. 197
Stoutenburgh (Hlizabeth) Melodie; 3
skizzen fiir pianoforte, op. 10, no. 1.
© H. L. Stoutenburgh, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y., as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 46683, Aug. 3,
1936. 198
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no. 8, 1936
Nocturne ; 3 skizzen fiir pianoforte,
op. 10, no. 2. © H. L. Stoutenburgh,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
46684, Aug. 3, 1986. 199)
Strauss (Richard) Elektra; op. 58,
tragodie in einem aufzuge, Hugo v.
Hofmannsthal. . Orch.-partitur.
Germany, as author of m. R 46785,
Aug, 6, 1986. 200
Sweet moments at home; song, w Jean
C. Havez. © Eddie V. Cupero, Mo-
bile, as author of m. R 46831, Aug.
18, 1936. 201
Sweetheart sigh no more; w Thomas
B. Aldrich, m Frank Lynes; men’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46894, Aug. 18, 1936.
202
Sympathetie Sue; song, from The pro-
moters, w R. P. Janette. © Joseph
M. Daly, East Orange, N. J., as author
of m. R 46795, Aug. 8, 19386. 203
Take me out to the end of the pier; w
and m Jean C. Havez. © Ebba Havez
Sedgwick, Beverly Hills, Calif., as
widow. R 46830, Aug. 18, 1936. 204
Tanz im dorfe; v. Nicolai von Wilm,
op. 2380, no. 4, arr.; pf. zu 4 handen.
© Edmund Parlow, Frankfort, Ger-
many, as author of arrangement. R
46725, July 27, 19386. 205:
Tanzrytmen; op. 41; klavier zu 4
handen. Dritte folge, hft. 1, 2. ©
Paul Juon, Vevey, Switzerland, as au-
thor. R 46920, 46921, Aug. 18, 19386.
206, 207
Teddy after Africa; humoresque, Ar-
thur Pryor, arr.; orch. © Charles
J. Roberts, Larchmont, N. Y., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 46700, July
24, 19386. 208
That’s the kind of a girl for me; song,
w F. Clifford Harris. © Frederick
H. M. Day, Kingston Hill, Surrey,
England, as author of m. R 46986,
Aug. 18, 1986. 209
There is only one way; w J. H. Sam-
mis, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 46844, July 1, 19386.
210
There'll be stars in your crown; w
O. J. Bulfin, m Benjamin Franklin
Butts. © Onna Mills Butts, Las
©,
Richard Strauss, Garmisch, Bavaria, |
223
Cruces, N. M., as widow of the author
of m. R 463860, Apr. 7, 1986. 211
This is my prayer; w James M. Gray, m
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Chicago, as widow of the author of
m. R 46848, July 1, 1986. 212
Thou visitest the earth; 2-pt. song, F.
W. Peace, arr. Frank Lynes. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 46885, Aug. 18, 1986. 213
To the one we love best, in the land of
the stein; song, from The promoters,
w R. P. Janette. © Joseph M. Daly,
East Orange, N. J., as author of m.
R 46796, Aug. 8, 19386. 214
Tomorrow; song, from The promoters.
w R. P. Janette. © Joseph M. Daly,
Hast Orange, N. J., as author of m.
R 46798, Aug. 8, 1936. 215
Trio fiir violine, violoncello u. Klavier ;
v. Max Reger, op. 102. © Elsa Reger,
Munich, as widow. R 46759, Aug. 5,
1936. 216
True blue; song, from The midnight
sons, w Glen MacDonough. © Ray-
mond Hubbell, Rockville Center,
N. Y., as author of m. R 46708, June
9, 1936. 217
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) An-
dante; from Symphonie pathetique,
op. 74, no. 6, arr.; organ. © Freder-
ick N. Shackley, Roslindale, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 46908,
Aug. 18, 1936. 218
Twinkling stars; par Victor Abelle, op.
21; pf. © Josefine Wirrer, Crefeld,
Germany, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 46670, July 27, 1936. 219
Under the chicken tree; w Irving Jones,
m Kerry Mills. © Frederick Allen
Mills, Hollywood, Calif., as author of
m. R 46689, July 31, 1936. 220
Up in my aeroplane; song, w Mait
Woodward. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 46916, Aug.
13, 1936. 221
Valse melancolique; par Alfred Griin-
feld, op. 53, no. 3; pf. © Ernst
Gruenfeld, Prague, Czechoslovakia,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 46770, Aug. 5, Bee
Valse ravissante; by Oscar Straus, op.
151, transcribed; pf. © Arthur Sey-
bold, Hamburg, Germany, as author
of transcription. R 46906, Aug. 18,
1936. 223
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224
We are full salvation soldiers ; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris.
Lunk, Auburn, N. Y., as child of the
deceased author. R 46722, Aug. 7,
1936. 224
When Mary wears the merry widow
hat; w and m Clare Kummer.
author. R 46860, Aug. 14, 1936.
When the do do bird is singing in the
© Gus Ed-|
as author. R°
coco cola tree; song.
wards, New York,
46911, Aug. 13, 1986. 226
When wounded sore; w Cecil F. Alex-
ander, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46850, July 1, 1936. 227
Which bid, my brother ; w Cora M. Tur-
rell, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 46847, July 1, 1936. 228
Whispered (A) prayer; w Johnson Oat-
man, jr., m Benjamin Franklin Butts.
© Onna Mills Butts, Las Cruces,
N. M., as widow of the author of m.
R 463859, Apr. 7, 1936. 229
© Frances M..
Clare Kummer Henry, New York, as:
225 |
pt. 111, 0. $., Vv. 31
Wild cherries; song, m Ted Snyder. ©
Irving Berlin, New York, as author
of w. R 46881, Aug. 15, 19386. 230
Witching (The) hour; w and m Clare
Kummer. © Clare Kummer Henry,
New York, as author. R 46859, Aug.
14, 19386. ; Zod.
Wollenhaupt album; coll. of 11 favo-
rite pieces, H. A. Wollenhaupt,. ed.
and fingered by eminent masters; pf.
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York, as
proprietors. R 46950, Aug. 22, 1936.
282
Yankee honeymoon; song, from The
midnight sons, w Glen MacDonough.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., aS author of m. R 46716,
June 9, 19386. 233
Ye merry birds; march, Theodore
Moses Tobani; pf. © Joseph Morris
Tobani, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y., as
ehild of the deceased author. R
46758, July 15, 1936. 234
You can look, and you ean listen, but
m-u-m is the word; w and m J. Brock-
man and J. Fred Helf. © James
Brockman, Los Angeles, as author of
w. R 46790, July 13, 1936. 235
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
——
1936
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No.9
UNITED STATES
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MUSICAL COMPOSITION
Norr.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A media luz; tango, letra Carlos César
Lenzi, m Edgardo Donato, arr. Don-
ald Reep. © June 10, 19386; E pub.
57396; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24032
A minuit sur la plage; slow-fox, paroles
R. Chamfleury, m Henry Himmel;
orch. ptes. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45647 ; H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
24033
Abraham (An) Lincoln song; by Wal-
ter Damrosch, on Walt Whitman’s
poem Oh! captain! My captain; bar.
solo, cho. of liberated slaves and
orech. Se. © Sept. 10, 1936; E pub.
57551; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 240384
—w from Walt Whitman’s poem O
eaptain! My captain, m Walter
Damrosch; bar. solo and mixed cho.
Pf. voc. sc. © Aug. 81, 1936; E pub.
57278; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 240385
According to love, I’m a millionaire;
song. ©1 ec. Sept. 24, 19386; E unp.
132495; Ross F. De Roy, Washington.
24036
Accordions on parade; march, Jimmie
Edwards; pf. accordion. © Sept. 7,
1936; E for. 45795; B. F. Wood
musie co., Boston. 24037
Advance (The) of aluminum; march,
arr. Ed. Chennette; band pts. ©
Aug. 1, 19385; E pub. 57511; Leo Wil-
liam Gabriel, Badin, N. C. 24038
Aeolian chorus collection for young
men; compiled and ed. Don Malin;
men’s voices. © Sept. 3, 1936; E
pub. 57436; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 24039
Afraid of love; fox-trot; pf. treble. ©
iwedAus. 27, 1936; KH unp. 132123;
Felice Iula, Benjamin Klasmer and
Ted Routson, Baltimore. 24040
Africa; pf. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E
unp. 132825; Thora Burgess, Osh-
kosh, Wis. 24041
Africa (L’) fascista; canzone. © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131413; Ciro
Borrelli, New York. 24042
Africano; tango, versi e melodia. ©1
ce. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 131559; For-
tunato Apicella, New Haven. 24043
24043
After the rain came sunshine; fox-trot,
song, melody A. W. Furbert and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17, 1936; E
unp. 132085; Augusta W. Furbert,
Devonshire, Bermuda. 24044
After to-night; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131929; Paul
Salvatori, Forest Park, [1]. 24045
’Avyaa we (Agapa me); w Minoos Matsa
m Sosou Joannidi. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 57177; Apollo music co., New
York. 24046
w Minos Matsas, m Sossos Ioan-
nides. © 1c. July 23, 1936; E unp.
132835; M. Constantinides, Athens,
Greece. 24047
Ah, les gangsters; paroles Vandair et
Charlys, m Raymond Legrand. ©
June 15, 19386; E for. 45678; Ray
Ventura & cie., Paris. 24048
Ain’t cha got no etty ket; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1
e. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 132543;
Famous music corp., New York.
24049
Al walked out on me; song. © Sept.
12, 1986; E pub. 57586; Clarence A.
McManus, Albany. 24050
Alaska ; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 21, 19386; E
unp. 132268; Irene Grant, Mounds,
Okl. 24051
Albizu campos; bolero, letra Manuel
Arroyo, con melodia. ©1ce. Sept. 25,
1936; E unp. 132510; Augusto Coén,
New York. 24052
Alhambra; cancion-espafola, letra Ber-
nardo C. Sancristébal, m Miguel
Prado. © Mar. 31, 19386; E for.
45768; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24053
All alone and blue; song. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 182111; Ethel Mary
Wisecup, Kansas City, Mo. 24054
1079
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24055
All alone with a broken heart; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 e¢. Sept. 30,
1986; E unp. 132805; Avice La Brier,
St. Louis. 24055
All because of you; w Sadie Williams
and Ruth Wilson; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
10, 1936; E unp. 131691; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 24056
All I hold for you is in my heart; w
and melody. ©1e. Aug. 7, 1936; E
unp. 129768; John F. Pennisi, Los
Angeles. 24057
All I need is you; song, m J. Tim
Brymn. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
132012; William Wilford, Norfolk,
Va. 24058
All in down and out blues; w and mel-
ody Uncle Dave Macon. © 1c. Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 182601; Dave Macon,
Readyville, Tenn, 24059
All is well; w C. Somers, m B. Doug-
lass, © 1. ¢ Sept. 22, 1936; EH unp.
132345; Bruce Douglass and Clark
Somers, New York. 24060
All night long; w and melody Hudson
Whittaker. © 1. Sept. 3, 1986; E
unp. 131342; Wabash music co., Chi-
cago. 24061
All round the square; unison song, w
Thomas Hood, m Paul Edmonds. ©
July 24, 1986; E for. 45521; Augener,
ltd., London. 24062
All that I need; w Alfred Rubin, and
melody, ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
132522; Benjamin Ira Rubin, Los An-
geles. 24063,
All that you need is Jesus; arr. Hlsie
EH. Richardson; pf., with w. © 1 ©.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1382576; Zethel
Sylvia Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
24064
All the way; w Annie Mabel Bolon; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 19386; E unp. 131692;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24065
All to you; w L. T. Reilly, m G. S, Rice.
© 1e. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131887;
Gertrude S. Rice and Lena T. Reilly,
Baltimore. 24066
All you left me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132690; Pete
Tepsic, Summitville, O. 24067
Allerseelen ; 120 vortrags- u. fantasie-
stiicke, Hermann Wenzel; harmon-
ium, bd. 6-10. © Nov. 1, 1931; E for.
45587-45591 ; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
24068--24072
pt. 1m, 1. S., Vv. dk
Alma en pena; tango, letra EF. Garcia
Jimenez, m Anselmo Aieta; pf.
June 15, 19386; E for. 45666; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 24073.
Alma mater; Shady Side academy; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131677;
Robert Victor Howard, Pittsburgh.
24074
Alone in love: w K. Hecht, melody N.
Gardner. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1986; HE
unp. 132771; Nat Gardner and Ken
Hecht, New York. 24075
Along the Broadway trail; from Every
day’s a holiday, w and m Sam Cos-
low and Barry Trivers. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 132547; Famous mu-
sie corp., New York. 24076
Always wait; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131248; Adeline
Francis Ryan, New York, 24077
Alzame en tus brazos; vals, letra Mario
Battistella, m Hector A. Gérard Cruz;
pf. © Apr. 14, 1936; E for. 45745;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 24078
Am I intruding; w Milton Leeds, m
Ned Cosmo; with guit. arr. © Aug.
31, 1986; E pub. 57293; Mills music,
inc., New York. 24079
Am I the girl of your dreams; w Joyce
Montane, m Hector Richard. © 1.
Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 132127; Verlea
James, Maryville, Mo. 24080
America, America, the rose of the
world; world anthem. ©1e. Sept. 3,
1986; E unp. 131831; Nida H. Hop-
kins, Peoria, Ill. 24081
America with F. D. R.; song, w Wal-
ter D. Wilson. © Sept. 17, 1936;
E pub. 574381; Claude EH. Vincent,
Fairmont, W. Va. 24082
American (The) legion; march; solo
cornet, and w. ©1c. Sept. 19, 1936;
E unp. 132216; John Flusek, Chicago.
24083.
American rhapsody ; op. 107; pf. ©1e
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132285; Alfred
Arriola, San Francisco. 24084
America’s beautiful dolly ; w H. B. Wel-
by, m Alec Denham. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1936; E unp. 181193: Helena B. Wel-
by and Vernon C. Leftwich, Los Ange-
les. 24085
America’s salute to the world; march
song, w and m W. G. Vaughan, as-
sisted Mary E. Armstrong. © 1 .e.
Sept. 28, 19836; E unp. 132731; W.
Gordon Vaughan, Houston. 24086
1080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24113
Amid the Indiana dunelands; hillbillie} Aran lullaby; w and melody Thomas
ballad, w W. B. Allen, melody H. L.
Glenn. © 1c. Sept. 19, 19386; E unp.
132183; Wm. B. Allen, Gary, Ind., and
Harrison L. Glenn, San Jose, Calif.
24087
Amor means love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131440;
Clothilde Anduaga, New York.
24088
And just to think; song. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1986; E unp. 132117; Martha Yel-
ton Gwaltney, Gordonsville, Tenn.
24089
Andalucia; paso doble-couplet, letra
Hugo Zamora, m Hector A. Gerard
Cruz; pf. © Apr. 14, 1986; E for.
45763: Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 24090
Angel (The) choir; song. ©1e. Sept.
2, 1986; E unp. 131310; Carlotta B.
Muir, Chevy Chase, Md. 24091
Animal (The) store; w Rachel Field,
m Florence C. Best; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57313; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago. 24092
Anita; w Jill Rainsford, melody Arthur
Gutman. © 1 ¢ Sept. 12, 1936; HE
unp. 131800; Marguerite Rainsford,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 24093
— waltz; pf. ©l1e Sept. 12, 1936;
E unp. 131872; William Frederick
Heuck, New York. 24094
Answer, yes or no; waltz song, w Clyde
F. Berry. © 1. Sept. 30, 1986; E
unp. 1382794; Walter H. Lewis, Man-
chester, N. H. 24095
Anxiety: by Charles Maxwell. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1381506; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 24096
Any time is love time; song. ©1..
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132674; Madge
Burton Rounsaville, Los Angeles.
24097
Apache; valse, Fred Di Leo; pf. accor-
dion. © Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 57208;
Wm. J. Smith music co., ine, New
York. 24098
Apollo revyen 1936; tekst: Aage Stef-
fensen og Viggo Barfoed, m: Kai
Normann Andersen; pf. © July 21,
1936; E for. 45568 ; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 24099
Aragonesa (L’); valse de concert, D.
Alard, op. 42, transcribed Carlos
Tomas ; wood-wind quintette. Se. ©
1 ce. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131541;
Thomas Calrow Carver, Milwaukee.
24100
Butler Feeney, harmonized Theodore
Chanler. © 1. Sept. 21, 19386; E
unp. 132309; Mary Evangeline Hig-
gins Carr, Chicago. 24101
Are they only vacation dreams; w and
m Cliff Burleigh and Ed Saylor. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131902;
Frederick Patrick and Elias Salit,
Brooklyn. 24102
Are you a Christian; pf., with w. ©
ime. Sept. 1, 1936; EH unpy, 131078;
Frances Petry Huff, San Francisco.
24103
Are you just pretending, dear; song. ©
1 ec Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 132028;
David Daniel Murray, Arlington, Va.
24104
Are you really in love; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 182380;
Henry R. Dutton, Albany, N. Y.
24105
Around, around, around: song, melody
Harry A. Powell. © 1 ec. Sept. 8,
1936; E unp. 129021; Margaret Orr,
Oakland, Calif. 24106
As they come and go in Reno; fox-trot,
w Leone Taylor, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132087 ; Leone Miller, Chicago.
24107
Ascher’s clipper band book; coll. of 36
best known favorites for young bands,
compiled and arr. Geo. H. Sanders;
band pts. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57687 ; Emil Ascher, inec., New York.
24108
At Hallowe’en; by Seward Tenney ; pf.
© Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 57672;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine., New York.
24109
At last a love; w Kathryn Anne
Mayer; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1936; H
unp. 132391; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24110
At least I have my dreams; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 182478;
Dorothy H. Richards, Prescott, Ariz.
24111)
At the barn dance; by Alexander Ben-
nett; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57489; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24112
At the end of each day; m Sylvester
Kong Cross; pk, with “w. © Pe
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132440; Rich-
ard Solomon Nassar, Sulphur, La.
24113
1081
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24114.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 31
At the end of the sunset trail; w G.
Parmelee, m H. Powell. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1936; E unp. 132151; Gilbert Par-
melee and Harry Powell, San Fran-
cisco. 24114
At your service; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 2, 1986; EK unp. 131250; Anna
Burneka, Springfield, O. 24115
Au Luxembourg; paroles Jeannine Har-
mand, m Jacque Carnet. © June 15,
19386; E for. 45680; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 24116
Au temps des croisades; paroles Raoul
Leblond, m Jean Nelly. © June 15,
1936; E for. 45684; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 24117
Auld lang syne; arr. A. P. McKinney
and R. F. Tomlinson; Hawaiian guit.,
in note and diagram, with w.
Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57590; Mc-
Kinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 24118
Aus meiner jugendzeit; intermezzo,
Hermann Wenzel; streichquartett.
© Nov. 1, 1931; E for. 45613; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 24119
Authentic (The) theory practice book
on the grammar of music; grade 8,
W. F. Keller. © July 17, 1936; E for.
45531; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
Itd., London. 24120
Autumn; song, w Purdy, old English
version. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp.
131373 ; Emily Simmons Byrd, Waldo,
Ark. 24121
Autumn bonfire; w and melody. ©
1. c Sept. 28, 19863 BH unp.* 132757 ;
Lena Belle Dillon, San Luis Obispo.
Calif. 24122
Autumn breeze; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132115; John
Erwin and James P. Lloyd, Winslow,
Ariz. 24123
Avenging and bright; w Thomas Moore,
m Irish folk song, arr. Alfred White-
head ; mixed voices. © Aug. 8, 1936;
E pub. 57218; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 24124
Aviation; song, m H. W. Sprague and
Warren H. Hensen. © 1c. Sept. 24,
19386; E unp. 1382642; Howard Warren
Sprague, Jacksonville, Il. 24125
Ay, mama; rumba, letra y m Leonor
Flores. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131454 ; C. Louis Caputi, Long Beach,
Mace Tere IN Su aY 24126
Babe (The) divine; Christmas service,
Ww various authors, m Forrest G.
Walter, Clarence Kohlmann, and
others. © July 6, 1936; E pub. 57172;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
24127
Babil de poupées; fox-trot chanson, m
Francois Gailhard et A. Mirty; oreh.
ptes. © Dee. 31, 1935; H for. 45725;
J. B. Chassaing, Paris. 24128
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Fugue XIV,
vol. 2; from Well tempered clavi-
chord, arr. Clarke 8S. Kessler; wood-
wind quartet, with conductor. Se.
and pts. © Sept. 25, 1986; E pub.
57677 ; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 24129
——- Fugue XXII, vol. 1; from Well
tempered clavichord, arr. Clarke §S.
Kessler; woodwind quintet with con-
ductor. Se. and pts. © Sept. 25,
1936; E pub. 57678; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 24130
| ely ig fugue; in G maj., arr. W. Sey-
mour Walker; pf. © Sept. 7, 1936;
E for. 45833; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 24131
Melodische stticke aus den orgel-
chordlen und klavier-suiten; umar-
beitung Albert Kranz; violine u. har-
monium, orgel, o. klavier. © Oct.
18, 1982; E for. 45617; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24132
—-— violine, violoncello u.
harmonium, orgel, o. klavier. © Oct.
18, 1982; E for. 45615; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24133
Prelude XIV, vol. 2; from Well
tempered clavichord, arr. Clarke §8,
Kessler ; woodwind quartet. Se. and
pts. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub. 57681;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 24134
Prelude XXII, vol. 1; from Well
tempered clavichord, arr. Clarke S.
Kessler ; woodwind quintet, with con-
ductor. Se and pts. © Sept. 25,
1936; E pub. 57680; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 24135
Bach up to me; by Thomas Waller; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131268;
Philip L. Ponce, ine., New York.
24136
Back in our sandpile days; song, w
Blanche Funston. © 1. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131933 ; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 24137
Back ter dat shack in Carolin’; fox trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131851; Stanley C. R. Nowell, Camp-
bellpur, N. W. F. P., India. 24138
Back to land with Landon; arr. Harry
Carney; pf., with w. © Sept. 9,
1936; E pub. 57304; Charley S.
Barker, Ithaca, N. Y. 24139
1082
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Back to my droop sided shack ; song, m
Ralph Davis. © Sept. 5, 1986; E
pub. 57255; James L. Johnson, Pitts-
burgh. 24140
Bad ole moon; pf., with w. ©1c. Aug.
27, 1936; E unp. 131570; Lois Irvan
Jones, Paducah, Ky. 24141
Bagatelle; flute, harp and strings. Se.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 131659 ;
Victor Kolar, Detroit. 24142
Baiser (Un) pour rien; ballet, m Man-
uel Rosenthal; pf. Partition. © June
15, 19386; E for. 45671; Heugel, Paris.
24143.
Ballet of the chickens in their shells;
from Pictures at an exhibition, M. P.
Moussorgesky, arr. Clarke S. Kessler ;
woodwind quintet, with conductor.
Se. and pts. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub.
57679; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 24144
Balloon (The) brigade; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 1382631;
Clara Lund, New York. 24145
Bandido (El); paso doble, Bernard
Sheaff, arr. Jimmie Edwards; pf.
accordion. © Sept. 7, 1936; E for.
45796; B. F. Wood music €o., Boston.
24146
Bare-fields ; w L. René, melody EH. Bare-
field. © 1. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
131378; Eddie Barefield and Leon
René, Los Angeles. 24147
Bavarian echo; ldindler, Bavarian
waltz, op. 2; pf. © Sept. 1, 1936; H
pub. 57194; Max Weichselbaumer,
New York. 24148
Bayou moan; song, w George Milligan.
© le. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132459 ;
Conrad Evans, St. Paul. 24149:
Be serious; song, w Micky Marshall.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131934;
J. Chas, McNeil, Los Angeles. 24150
Be yourself; w and melody. ©1.
Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131823; Ada-
line Celina Ambrose, Cicero, IIl.
24151
Beautiful isle of Dreamland: waltz, w
G. A. Fernham, m J. Lopez. ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131387; Joseph
Lopez and Grayce A. Fernham, Chi-
cago. 24152
Beautiful isle cof love; song, arr. Henry
Pritchard. © 1. Sept. 10, 1936; E
unp. 131683; Jake Keller, jr., Mar-
rero, La. 24153.
Beautiful love; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 131553; Mar-
garet Lynch, Tampa, Fla. 24154
24166
Beautiful Nuana moon; Hawaiian
waltz, w J. McDonald, melody P. Pur-
cell. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
131233; Joseph McDonald and Pat-
rick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
24155
Beauty the pilgrim; unison song, w
Gerald Gould, m J. Meredith Tatton.
© June 15, 1986; E for. 45629;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, The year
book press, Itd., London. 24156
Because I love you, none other will do;
song, arr. Jean Morell. © Mar. 15,
1936; E pub. 57585; Birdie T. Jef-
fries Chadwick, Ceredo, W. Va.
24157
Because it’s your birthday today; w
and m Nick Kenny and Charles
Kenny; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 57282; Words &
music, ine., New York. 24158
Because of you; song; ten. © 1 e@.
Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 182516; Rena
S. Burnham, Schenectady, N. Y.
24159
Beer-beer-beer, the gang’s all here;
song, m Bernie Clements. © Sept.
10, 1986; E pub. 57500; John Popper-
man, Houston. 24160
Beer song; w Arthur Winters, m arr.
Charlotte Hofmeister. © 1 ec. Sept.
9, 1936; E unp. 1381610; Melody
makers, Indianapolis. 24161
Beethoven (Ludwig van) In questa
tomba; English version Marshall
Kernochan, m arr. Yasha Davidoff ;
men’s cho. © Sept. 8, 1936; E pub.
57277 ; Galaxy music corp., New York.
Uh, 24162
Minuet in G, no. 2; w Martyna
Carroll, m arr. Harry Stanley; Ha-
waiian guit. solo, in diagram. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 57223; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 241638
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Brahms;
from Hide away girl, w and m Sain
Coslow. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131492; Famous music corp., New
York. 24164
Behold! It is written; sacred cantata,
w from the Bible, m and arr. of text
L. H. Lewis. © Aug. 19, 1936; E
pub. 57227; Louise Hills Lewis, In-
dependence, Mo. 24165
Belle Isle; march; orch. Se..e ©1.e.
Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 131656; Victor
Kolar, Detroit. 24166
1083
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24167
Belles, belles gather around; fox trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131842; Olga Heyman, Richfield, Kan.
24167
Bellevue revyen 1986; tekst: Dan
Folke og Carl Viggo Meincke, m:
Erik Fiehn, Dan Folke, Carlo Thom-
sen og Henry Willum; pf. © July
21, 1986; E for, 45569; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 24168
Beloved of my heart; valse song. © lL
ce. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132719; Au-
guste Krommer, Oakland, Calif.
24169
Beneath an old umbrella drippin’ rain;
novelty song; med. voice.
Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 181795; Pauline
Winslow, Brooklyn. 24170
Beneath Miami palms; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 182054; Arnold
Jones, Detroit. 24171
Beneath the stars; melody, with pf.
acc. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp.
131931; Lora Miller Burke, Moberly,
Mo. 24172
Bereceuse; de Georges Dandelot; pf., 4
mains. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45702; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24173
Better get off your high horse; w and
m Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin,
pf. se. Mario Agnolucci; with ukulele
and guit. arr. © Sept. 14, 1936; E
pub. 57391; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 24174
Betty Jane; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17, 19386; E
unp. 132088; Francis Dailey, Bath,
ING EY 24175
Bewildered: w and m Maurie Weil, in
collaboration with Stan Osebald;
with guit. arr. © June 18, 1986; H
pub. 57181; Master melodies, Chicago.
24176
Big yellow moon; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
8, 1986; E unp. 181560; Ed Wolcott,
San Fernando, Calif. 24177
Bimbo; tango; band conductor pt. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132849;
Patsy Zaffino, Glenbrook, Conn.
24178
Bird (A) song; by Nina Mitchell; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1936 ; E pub. 57479: Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24179
Birthday (The) of the King; Christmas
cantata-pageant for choir and Sun-
day school, text Herman yon Berge,
©ma ce,
Dt. TEL MS ayer!
m KE. S. Lorenz. © Sept. 8, 1986; D
39138; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
24179*
Black raspberry jam; by Thomas Wal-
ler; pf. ©1c. Sept. 2, 19386; EH unp.
131267; Philip L. Ponce, ine., New
York. 24180
Blackbirds of 1936; selection, on melo-
dies by Rube Bloom, arr. Dudley H.
Bayford; pf. © Sept. 28, 1936; HE
for. 45817; Sun music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 24181
Blame it on the moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1986: E unp. 131595:
June Renchler, Detroit. 24182
Blazing (The) arrow; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
12, 1986; E unp. 1381873; Florence
Planer Seyden, Walnut Creek, Calif.
24183
Blessed are they that dwell; anthem,
w from the Bible, m William Baines;
mixed voices, with sop. and ten. soli.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57468; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24184
Blow that horn; w Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest, m Walter Donaldson.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132666 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 24185
Blue aloha; waltz, w and melody Karl
Streuber. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E
unp. 181525; Charles D. (Karl) Streu-
ber, Burbank, Calif. 24186
Blue (The) bird calls; waltz song. ©
1 ec Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 1381417;
Cora McWhinney Hand, Inglewood,
Calif. 24187
Blue bonnet Sue; w and m Edward
Willfred St. John; pf. © 1c. Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 131747; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 24188
Blue eyes; waltz song, m P. W. Derk-
sen and Clemens Derksen. © 1 e«.
Sept. 16, 1986; EH unp. 1820382; Paul
W. Derksen, Rock Island, Ill. 24189
Blue river blues; w and melody. © 1
ec. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp. 131299;
Philip Barsky, Philadelphia. 24190
Blue trumpet man; w and m Michael
Carr; pf. ©1« Sept. 8, 1986; H
unp. 1381550; Irwin Dash music co.,
ltd., London. 24191
Blues; de Alexandre Tansman; pf. ©
June 15, 1936; E for. 45710; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 24192
1084
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24222
Bluettes: by Stanford King; pf. ©
Sept. 16, 19386; E pub. 57476; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4193
Bobby Shafto; m and adaptation of w
from D. H. Holmes, by Walter J.
Brunsman, m arr. J. Alfred Schehl ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Aug. 11, 1936;
E pub. 57298; Merrell Schwarz music
co., Cincinnati. 24194
Bochsa (N. Ch.) Andante; arr.; harp,
with pf. acc. ©1c. Sept. 22, 19386;
E unp. 132339; Vojmir Attl, New
York. 24195
Bomba (La); from The big broadcast
of 1937, w and m Leo Robin and
Ralph Rainger. © Sept. 15, 1936;
E pub. 57382; Paramount pictures,
ine., New York. 24196
Bon (Le) roi Jean; paroles Louis
Sauvat et Michel Emer, m M. Emer
et Paul Maye. © June 15, 1936; HE
for. 45685; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
24197
Bonis (Mel) Neuf piéces faciles; pf.
© June 15, 1936; E for. 45694; Hdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 24198
Bookolix; swinglicks written for all
chords in all keys, also standard hot
chos., Thomas Herrick. © Sept. 25,
1936; AA 216255; Russell Brooks,
Chicago. 24199
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance
no. 3; arr. Angelo Pinelli; pf. ac-
eordion. bk.1. © Aug. 19, 1986; E
for. 45854; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 24200
no. 6; arr. Angelo Pinelli;
pf. accordion. bk. 2. © Aug. 19,
1936; E for. 45855; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 24201
no. 7; arr. Angelo Pinelli; pf.
accordion. bk. 2. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E for. 45856; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 24202
— Lullaby; arr. and ed. Hans Barth.
Peco. Pt. 1,2... ©. Septa Ss;
1936; E pub. 57225, 57226; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York.
24208, 24204
Bredon Hill; w from A Shropshire lad,
A. E. Housman, m D. J. Twigg;
mixed voices. © Sept. 8, 1936; E
for. 45717; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 24205
Brightest (The) picture; song; mixed
—_——_
voices. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp.
ister; CH de “he ‘Count, *Villard,
Minn. 24206
Bring your brother; song, m and arr.
for ukulele, ete., Luther A. Clark.
© June 22, 1986; E pub. 575382; Iris
N. Gray, Concord, N. H. 24207
Broadway beauties; w and melody Pat
Shelton. ©1c¢. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
1380481; Julius Caesar Shelton,
Marion, O. 24208
Broken hearted; song, arr. Bob Taylor.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132624;
Olietta Irene Moore, Denver. 24209
Broken (The) platinum horse shoe;
cowboy song, arr. H. R. Andricks.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 19386; E unp. 131427;
Kirby Gray, San Angelo, Tex. 24210
Broken (A) vow; song, w Bertie Chas-
tain. © 1. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
131397; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 24214
Bronson’s song folio; arr. L. D. Rich-
ardson and Richard A. Dixon; Ha-
wailian guit., in note and diagram,
with Spanish guit. chords. fol. no. 8.
With words.—fol. no. 12. Without
words. © Aug. 1, 1936; E pub.
57349, 57353; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 24212, 24213
——fol. no. 9. With words.
© Aug. 1, 1986; E pub. 57350;
Charles E. King, Honolulu. 24214
— folky nos et Pe With
words. © Aug. 1, 1936; Epub.
57301, 57352; Johnny Noble, Hono-
lulu. 24215, 24216
Brown eyes; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132264; Celia S. Shear-
in, Eagle Point, Or. 24217
Brownings (The) go to Italy; opera,
libretto compiled and arr. G. A.
Hawkins-Ambler, m op. 43. © Sept.
10, 1986; E pub. 57501; Eleanor
Everest Freer, Chicago. 24218
Bruce (M. Campbell) Six dance duets;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1936; E for. 45761;
Banks & son, York, England. 24219
Buglers (The) ; by Cedric W. Lemont,
op. 65; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57487; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24220
Bump, bump, bump in a rumble seat
with you; song, w Joel Warren
Bloom. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp.
132312; Paul Bendix Rubenstein,
Tucson, Ariz. 24221
Buried treasure; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 132454; Irving
Nemoff, Cresskill, N. J. 24222
. 1085
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24223
pt. 1, 0. 8., v. 81
Burla; tango cancion, letra H. Manzi,
m Francisco Pracanico; pf. © July
8, 1936; E for. 45775; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 24223
Busy little feller; fox-trot; violin,
with w. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936: H
unp. 132364; Vincent Barber, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 24224
By all the stars above; w and melody.
©1e. Sept. 22, 1986; E unp. 132327;
Morris Disman, Brooklyn. 24225:
By candle light ; waltz; pf., with w. ©
1 ce. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132636;
Olga Orcutt, New York. 24226
By the blooming almond tree; w George
Buyukas, m George 8S. Markiancs. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 57180; Apollo
music co., New York. 24227
C. E.; w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 131389; Frances Petry
Huff, San Francisco. 24228
C’est jeudi; 6 piéces enfantines, L.
Ferrier-Jourdain; pf. 4 4 mains. ©
June 15, 1986; HE for. 45692: Hditions
Max Eschig, Paris. 24229
C’est la valse des caresses; valse, pa-
roles Daverdain, m Aris et Fred
Hoffmann. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
45730; Julio Garzon, Paris. 24230
Ca n’vaut pas Paris; one-step, F. Méni-
chetti-J. Mizou; orch. ptes. © May
1, 1986; E for. 45651; Fr. Ménichetti,
Marseille, France. 24231
Cabin (The) by the river; song, m
Florine Chase. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1382252; Myrtle Pearl Evans,
Newton, Ia. . 24232
Cadet march; pf. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 132488; Charles J. Herring,
Brooklyn. 24233
Calesero (El) montoro; cancioén haba-
nera, letra y melodia. ©1ce. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 1381338; Antonio de la
Puente, New York. 24234
Calientito; rumba, letra y m Antonio
Escobar, arr. para pf. Ponce Reyes.
© Apr. 30, 19386; E for. 45764; South-
ern musie pub. co., inc., New York.
24235
Caliph (The) of Bagdad; by Berenice
Benson Bentley, arr. of 2d pf. pt.
Preston Ware Orem; 2 pfs. © Sept.
18, 1986; E pub. 57523; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 24236
Call my bluff; w and melody. ©1le
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181458; Victor
Hermann Wagner, Pittsfield, Mass.
24237
Call of duty; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132220; Mary Wojton,
New York. 24238
Calling; song, w A. J. Downing. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 1322415) Ji
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 24239
Calling for you; waltz song, w Ted
Neun. © Sept. 4, 1936; E pub. 57483 ;
Harold Kiehl, Hamilton, Ont., Can-
ada. 24240
Calvary’s crimson rose; hymn, w John
Marvin Dean, m harmonized David
Christiansen. © Sept. 1, 1986; H
pub. 57232; Harry D. Clarke, Water-
loo, Ia. 24241
Camera (The) doesn’t lie, neither do I;
w Edgar Leslie, melody Joe Burke.
©1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132239;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
242.42
Caminito; cancion portena, parole ital-
iane Emilio Vanner, parole spagnuole
Coria Penaloza, m J. de D. Filiberto;
pf. © June 15, 1986; E for. 45667;
Julio Garzon, Paris. 24243
Campfire march; by N. Louise Wright,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf. 1. 4
hands.—2. 6 hands. © Sept. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57524, 57525; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 24244, 24245
Can you imagine; w EH. G. Heine, mel-
ody F. Hanzel. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
EK ounp. 132212; Frank Hanzel and
EHdw. G. Heine, Finleyville, Pa.
24246
Cancion de Ausencia; de la pelicula
Loco lindo, letra Chamico, m C. Di
Sarli; pf. © June 22, 1936; E for.
45774; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24247
Cansancio; vals, letra y m Carlos Lopez
M.; pf. © May 26, 19386; HE for.
45748 ; Southern music pub. co., ine,
New York. 24248
Can’t we always be the same; w Helen
Meehan, melody Edna F. Meil. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp, 132tem
Edna Meil, Baltimore. 24249
Can’t we fall in love; from His broth-
er’s wife, w Harold Adamson, m Wal-
ter Donaldson; with guit. arr. ©
Sept. 11, 1936; E pub. 57417; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 24250
Can’t you; melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
19386; E unp. 132613; Samuel Wis-
sig, Parlier, Calif. 24251
Canzone della sera; trumpet solo, with
orch. Se. ©1c. Aug. 6, 1936; BE unp.
131657 ; Victor Kolar, Detroit. 24252
1086
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24279
Capanna (Una); fox-trot, I. Natio;
jazz orch. pti. © Aug. 4, 1986; E for.
45533; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 24253
Capricorn; by Vincent Lopez; pf. ©
Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57518; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 24254
—— fox-trot, Vincent Lopez, arr. Ralph
Gordon; orch. pts. © Sept. 14, 1936;
E pub. 57517; Joe Davis, ine., New
York. 24255
Caraba (La); rumba de la pelicula El
secreto de Ana Maria, letra y m J.
Demon y P. Godes; orch. ptes. ©
Jan. 29, 1936; E for. 45780; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
24256
Care-free (A) hobo; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 181827; John
Thomas Prenzel, Halifax, Pa.
24257
Carifio; letra y m Jorge del Moral. ©
Mar. 31, 1986; E for. 45765; Southern
- music pub. co., inc., New York.
24258
Carmela mia; Spanish w Leonides and
Lucy Carrodegeeas, English w and m
R. Phillips, arr. Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131357;
Rose Phillipps, Auburn, N. Y.
. 24259
Carmelina mia; w and melody Tommy
Figlozzi. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131457; Anthony Thomas Figlozzi,
Brooklyn. 24260
Carmenita; w and melody Jack Bord-
ner. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp.
131777; John Sherman (Jack) Bord-
ner, jr., Atlanta. 24261
Carnival of Venice; fantasia brillante,
Del Staigers; solo B flat cornet,
trumpet, bar., euphonium, or E flat
alto sax., with band ace. © Aug. 24,
1936; E pub. 57117; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 24262
Caroline ; orch. Leonard Hobbs; pts. ©
~ 1e¢@ May 21, 1936; E unp. 130748 ; Mil-
dred F. Guth, Baltimore. 24263
Carpenter man; w and m Walter
Davis; pf. treble. © 1 c. Sept. 30,
1936: E unp. 182811; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 24264
Carrion (A) crow sat on an oak; uni-
son song, w of an old rhyme, m Paul
Edmonds. © July 20, 1936; E for.
45522; Augener, Itd., London. 24265
Carry me back to old Virginny; w and
m James A. Bland, arr. N. Clifford
Page; sop., alto and bar. © Aug. 4,
1936; E pub. 57212; Oliver Ditson co.,
ine., Boston. 24266
Carry me back to the Great Divide;
song, m Leo Richard. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 132125; Fantina Mae
Conley, Chicago. 24267
Casa de manana; new lyrics and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131421; Lucille Hiland Walker, Ft.
W orth. 24268
Cathedral (The) at Sens; concerto da
chiesa, op. 28. 1. Mixed voices and
violoncello solo.—2. Transcription for
violoncello and pf. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57206, 57207; Quinto Maga-
nini, New York. 24269, 24270
Caught my gal truckin’; w and melody
Hudson Whittaker. © 1c. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 131343; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 24271
Cavalier (The); w Walter Scott, m
Noble Cain; 4-pt. treble cho. © Aug.
25, 19386; E pub. 57318; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 24272
Ce soir, c’est un tango; tango s¢rénade,
de Les petites alliées, paroles P.
Liausu, m André Gailhard. © June
15, 1936; E for. 45687; Ray Ventura
& cie., Paris. 24273
Ce sont les femmes (Loveable ladies) ;
pf., with w. ©1e. Sept. 19, 1936; E
unp. 132217; Georges Gaynor Gag-
non, New York. 24274
Centennial blues; song, m Gustave Sax.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1936; E unp. 132320;
Alva E. Johnson, Childress, Tex.
24275
Cha’li; w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 1823872; Dickran Se-
bouh, New York. 24276
Change of heart; w and melody Harl
Brent. ©1ce. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131980; Earl Karl Breitenbach, Los
Angeles. 24277
Change of tune; musical comedy, w
Calhoun EH. Jacobson, m Walter
Teste ©) vel Ane) 21. 19363"
39132; Calhoun EH. Jacobson and
Walter Testa, Los Angeles. 24277*
Chanson (La) de la vague; chanson,
paroles Ch. de Richter refrain 4 2
voix ad lib. © May 1, 1936; E for.
45649; Fr. Ménichetti, Marseille,
France. 24278
Chanson de route; de Georges Dande-
lot; pf., 4 mains. © June 15, 1936;
EK for. 45703; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 24279
1087
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24280
pt. DI, n. s., v. 81
Chanson (La) des iles; slow-fox, pa-
roles Lise Lamarre, m Paddy. ©
June 15, 1936; E for. 45660; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 24280
Chanson napolitaine; by A. D’Ambrosio,
arr. Lorenzo da Costa; pf. accordion.
© Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45840;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 24281
Chanson populaire; par Georges Dande-
lot; pf., 4 mains. © June 15, 1936;
E for. 45700; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 24282
Chant d’amour; by Seymour Powell,
arr. Pietro Stresa; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45843; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 24283
Chasse (La) ; by Louis Godowsky ; vio-
lin. © Aug. 26, 1986; E for. 45624;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
24284
Cheer up; from Cheer up, w Desmond
Carter, m Noel Gay; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © June 26, 1936; EH
for. 45539; Victoria music pub. co.,
Itd., London. 24285
Child (The) divine; Christmas choir
eantata, text Mattie B. Shannon, m
EHdward W. Norman; mixed voices.
© Sept. 8, 1986; E pub. 57388; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24286
Child (The) of Christmas; Christmas
service, w EH. S. Tillotson, and others,
m Grace L. Hosmer, and others. ©
Sept. 8, 1986; E pub. 57387; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 24287
Childhood days; song, w G. H. Brahy.
© 1c. July 2, 1986; E unp. 128295;
Helen Witt Tufts and Gertrude H.
Brahy, St. Paul. 24288
Children of America; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1986; EH unp. 1382299; John
Buckowitz, St. Louis. 24289
Children’s Christmas song; author
anon.; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 26,
19386; E unp. 132652; Minnie Posey,
San Diego, Calif. 24290
Chiméres; waltz, Anthony Daniele;
orch. pts. © Sept. 16, 1936; E for.
45723; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.,
London. 24291
Chimes of glory; hymns, compiled. no.
3. © June 30, 1986; E pub. 57434;
Orion L. Alewine, Cleveland, Tenn.
24292
Chinese lantern; by Olive Bloom; vio-
lin and pf. © Aug. 24, 1936; E for.
45461 ; Associated board of the Royal
schools of music, London, London.
24293
Chisellers (The) song; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 19386; E unp. 1823802;
Charles Nelson Conley, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 24294
Choice sacred duets; compiled and ed.
William Arms Fisher; all voices. ©
Aug. 31, 1936; E pub. 57420; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 24295
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Four
préludes; op. 28, nos. 1, 20, 22, 23,
rey. ed. with fingering, phrasing, ped-
aling, ete., Elliot Griffis, and_ bio-
graphical sketch and glossary; pf.
© Sept. 3, 1986; E pub. 57516; Art
publication soc., Clayton, Mo. 24296
Three short preludes; arr. Angelo
Pinelli; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19,
1986; E for. 45857; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 24297
——— Waltz; transcribed Hans Barth;
pf. © Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57372;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 24298
Choutka; by N. Karjinsky; violoncelle
et pf. © Dee. 31, 1935; E for. 45695 ;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 24299
Christ is born; Christmas cho., w Lady
Lindsay, m lL. Camilieri; mixed
voices. © Sept. 22, 1936; E pub.
57549 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
24300
-—— song. ©1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
1313809; Carlotta B. Muir, Chevy
Chase, Md. 24301
Christ is the door; song, w from St.
John 10. ©1e. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp.
132450; Margery Boldon Lewis, Te-
cumseh, Mich. 24302
Christian’s (A) prayer; hymn, w R. R.
Petrie and Helen HE. Fromm, m har-
monized H. E. Fromm. © Aug. 28,
1936; E pub. 57184; Robert R. Pet-
rie, Norwood, Pa. 24303
Christophe Colomb; chanson-marche,
paroles Jean Féline, m Raymond
Wraskoff. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45681; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
24304
Cielito lindo; m por la pelicula mexi-
cana; pf. direccion, con letra. ©1e.
Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 182011; Max
Urban, Mexico, D. F. 24305
Cigarette girl; w and m Owen Moran
and M. Appleton; pf. © 1 ec. Sept.
18, 1986; E unp. 132146; Owen
Muschett and Mark Appleton, Brook-
lyn. 24306
Cinquantaine (La); by Gabriel-Marie,
arr. W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
© Sept. 10,.1936; E pub. 57309; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 24307
1088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24334
Ciribiribin; w Sarah Grames Clark, m
A. Pestalozza, arr. Chester Wallis;
sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. © Sept. 9,
1936; E pub. 57297; Boston music co.,
Boston.
Cities service march; by Rosario Bour-
don, arr. Geo. H. Sanders. 1. Band
pts., with solo and ist B flat cornets,
B flat sop. saxophone, conductor.—2.
Orch. pts. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57685, 57686; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 24309, 24310
City (The) of New York; w Alice Tobin
and Edwin Smith; pf. ©l1ec. Aug. 22,
1936; E unp. 131877; Marion Mar-
garet Smith, Jersey City. 24311
Civil6n; Spanish waltz, C. Milagros;
oreh. pts. © Aug. 1, 19386; E for.
45518; A. Urmeneta Sesma, Barce-
lona, Spain. 24312
Cleveland, we’re proud of you; song.
© Sept. 17, 1936; E pub. 57480; Mar-
garet Ringgold, Cleveland. 24313
Climbing in music-land; by Georgia
Stevens. © Aug. 11, 1986; A 96876;
MacMillan co., New York. 24314
Cloches (Les) de Corneville; valses,
Robert Planquette, arr. Pietro Stresa ;
pf. accordion. © Aug. 19, 1986; H for.
45848; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
24315
Close-hauled or running free; song. ©
Sept. 14, 1936; E pub. 57362; Rod-
erick Scholle, New York.
Cloud and quietude; by Ellen Coleman ;
pf. © July 28, 1986; E for. 45524;
Augener, Itd., London. 24317
Cloudless day; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132759; Nora |.
Adelia Henisey, Fredonia, Kan.
24318
Cold; fox trot, w C. Milazzo, melody
Gene Randazzo. © 1 c¢. Sept. 14,
1936; EH unp. 131898; Chas. Milazzo
and EKHugene Randazzo, Schofield
Barracks, T. H. 24319
Collection d’airs des grands maitres de
la musique; recueillis, commentés et
adaptés; 4 2 voix égales 4 lusage
des enfants des écoles. 1°" fase. ©
June 15, 1936; E for. 45648; Rouart,
Lerolle & cie., Paris.
College (The) walk; w and m Walter
G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup and
Teddy Powell; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57576; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 24321
101437—36——2
24308
24316
24320
Collins (Alice Roger) Two songs; w
John Masefield. © Sept. 21, 19386;
E for. 45799; Alice Roger Collins,
Walkerton, Ont., Canada. 24322
Columbine time in the Rockies; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131848; Lillie Coen Miller, Dove
Creek, Col. 24323
Come back to me Angelene; song. ©
1 ce. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 1381874;
Florence Planer Seyden, Walnut
Creek, Calif. 24324
Come death, I shall not fear thee; w
Nadine Moore, m Claudio Monte-
verdi, arr. W. A. Goldsworthy ; men’s
voices. © Sept. 22, 1936; E pub.
07509; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 24325
Come down to dear old Texas; w and
melody Dwight Brown. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1986; EK unp. 131790; Mrs. EH. A.
Brown, Dallas. 24326
Come Holy Ghost; music to hymn 8;
pf. ©l1e Aug. 26, 1986; E unp.
132829; George Warrington Eccles,
Flushing, N. Y. 24327
Come on boys let’s get together; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131632; Gertrude Anna Johanna
Wesseling, Los Fresnos, Tex. 243828
Come to me sweetheart, please do;
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp.
131901; Charles Bowen, San Luis
Obispo, Calif. 24325
Come unto Me; hymn, w Alberta
Shultz. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57235; Harry D. Clarke, Waterloo,
Ta. 24330
Come, ye _ disconsolate; w Thomas
Moore, m Will James; mixed voices ;
organ ace. © Aug. 26, 1936; E pub.
57439; H. T. FitzSimons co., Chi-
cago. 24331
Compared to you; song. © 1 «. Sept.
11, 1986; E unp. 131782; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 24332
Con quattro soldi in tasca; slow-fox,
parole e m M. Scolari, arr. Guido L.
Cergoli; orch. pti. © May 15, 1936;
E for. 45802; Fabbri & c., Trieste,
Italy. 24333
Concertino; v. Sven Erik Tarp, op. 13;
violine u. klavier. © July 21, 1936;
EH for. 45556; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. 24334
1089
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24335
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Concertino de printemps; pour violon | Cowboy love song; arr. L. B. Byron; pt.
et oreh., Darius Milhaud; violon et
pf. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 457386;
R. Deiss, Paris. 243385
Concerto for pianoforte and orchestra ;
in C maj., R. Vaughan Williams, arr.
Vally Lasker; 2 pfs: © June 11,
1986; E for. 45544; Oxford univ.
press, London. 24336
Conga mi rosa; letra y m Ciro Rimac;
pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1936; E
unp. 132119; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 24337
pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 1, 19386;
E unp. 131223; Ciro C. Rimac, New
York. 24338
Conn. terecentenary march; conductor
pt. © 1 ce. Sept. 30, 1936; HE unp.
132848; Patsy Zaffino, Glenbrook,
Conn. 24339)
Conquered (The); by Ellen Coleman;
pf. © July 28, 19386; H for. 45525;
Augener, Itd., London. 24340
Consolation; arr. J. A. Artis; pf., with
w. © 1. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132505; Allen M. Clark, Warsaw,
Ind. 24341
Coo, coo, coo; fox trot song, arr. Basil
Vie Alttawith ukuleler arr. «© ise.
Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 182582; Frieda
Florence Ayres, Chicago. 24342
Copine (La); java, Fr. Ménichetti et
B. Volkmann; orch. ptes. © May 1,
1936; E for. 45654; Fr. Ménichetti,
Marseille, France. 24343
Coquette (The); in variable moods;
violin; pf. acc. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936;
E unp. 132577; George E. Gamble,
Philadelphia. 24344
Cordier (Le); version inédite Guillot
de Saix, m Gabriel Pierné, transcrip-
tion Georges Aubanel; 4 voix mixtes,
quatuor vocal ou cheur, sans ace.
© June 15, 1936; E for. 45670;
Heugel, Paris. 24345
Cordonniers (Les); version inédite
Guillot de Saix, m Gabriel Pierné,
transcription Georges Aubanel; 4
voix mixtes, quatuor vocal ou cheeur,
sans ace. © June 15, 1986; E for.
45669; Heugel, Paris. 24346
Cottage (The) door; song; with guit.
arr. © Aug. 27, 1936; E pub. 57183;
Claudene Wilson, Atlanta. 24847
Could you spare a kiss; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 132744;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami, Fla.
24348
with w. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E
unp. 132375; Henry Bak May, At-
lanta. 24349:
Cowboy’s (A) gal; from Serenade on
the Seine, w Lew Brown, melody
Sammy Fain. © 1c. Sept. 3, 19386;
E unp. 131291; Irving Berlin, ine,
New York. 24350
Cowboy’s (The) heaven; w Frank
Henry Buchholz; pf. © 1 ce. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 1382392; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 24351
Cowboy’s (The) torch song; hillbilly
song. © 1. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp.
131535; Leonora L. Bowden, Oak-
land, Calif. 24352
Cowboy’s yodel song; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 182141;
Carson Jay Robison, New York,
24353
Cradle song; w Will A. Shepard, m
Aurora Monroe King. © 1 ¢. Sept.
19, 1936; E unp. 132229; M. Aurora
King, East Lansing, Mich. ~ 24394
Crandall (Cecil Alanson) Fantasy;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp.
131264; Cecil Alanson Crandall,
Glendale, Calif. 24355
Creation; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1836; E unp. 182199; J. W. Bar-
tels, Los Angeles. 24356
Creo; tango, letra H. Manzi, m Fran-
cisco Pracanico; pf. © July 15,
1936; E for. 45776; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 24357
Creole lady; w and m Don Marzedo.
©l1e. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132595;
Irwin Dash musie co., ltd., London.
24358
Crooning a tune to the moon; w and
m Ray Ingleright; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 1382445; Violet Joy
Marshall, Niles, Mich. 24359
Cross lips; song. © 1. Sept. 9, 1936;
E unp. 131614; Ernest EH. LaPlaca,
Passaic, N. J. 24360
Crown Him Lord of all; hymn, w E.
Perronet, m harmonized David
Christiansen. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57238; Harry D. Clarke, Water-
loo, Ia. 24361
Crusaders’ march; celebrated march
in G, William Hill, arr. Pietro
Stresa; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19,
1936; E for. 45844; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 24362
1090
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24389
Cuba (The) libre; rhumba, w and mel-
ody Gerald Dolin and Edward J.
Lambert. © 1 ec. Sept. 4, 19386; EH
unp. 131494; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine. New York. 24363
Cuban rhumba; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131900; Charles Bowen,
San Luis Obispo, Calif. 24364
Cuddle closer to me and dance; w
Claude Faulkner, and melody. © 1
e. Sept. 4, 19386; E unp. 131863; Carl
Braxton Stewart, Barbourville, Ky.
24365
Cutie; song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 19386; E
unp. 1381567; Jasper Thomas, New
York. 24366
D’un bateau ; fox-sérénade chanson, par-
oles René Sarvil et Saint Giniez. ©
May 1, 1936; BH for. 45738; Ch. Borel-
Clere, Paris. 24367
Dancing into my heart; from Hide
away girl, w Ralph Freed, m Bur-
ton Lane. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E
unp. 131489; Famous music corp.,
New York. 24368
Dancing (The) leaves; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 181590;
Nellie Mabel Powers, Los Angeles.
24369)
Dancing ‘neath the stars; waltz song.
©1ece. Aug. 19, 1936; E unp. 132104;
Max Rutkowski and Rita Phillips,
Milwaukee. 24370
Dancing on the delta; song, w Mary
McFarland. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 132295; Otto Hrnst Pahl,
Memphis, Tenn. 24371
Dancing with you my dear; song, w
Alex Buddy Valencia. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 1381985; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 24372
Danmark for folket; af Oskar Gyld-
mark, arr. Emil Reesen; ork. stem-
mer. © July 21, 1936; E for. 45572;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
24373
Danse tzigane; de Alexandre Tans-
man: pt. ©). June 15, 1936; Ei for;
45708 ; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24374
Dardenelle (Louise) harmony first
method for the piano; by L. Darde-
nelle. © Sept. 17, 1986; AA 214854;
Paull-pioneer music corp., New York.
24375
Dark-eyed Russian girl; pt.-song, Rus-
sian folk-song, arr. Ellen Jane Lor-
enz; mixed voices. © Sept. 8, 1936;
HE pub. 57385; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 24376
Dark (The) hills; w Edwin Arlington
Robinson, m Ralph R. Travis. ©
Sept. 12, 1986; E pub. 57384; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 24377
Darkness; w and m Harold Lawrence
and Don Preston; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 31, 1936; E pub. 57289; Mills
music, ine., New York. 24378
Darling I love you; w and melody. ©
1c Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131554;
Kathleen Maart, Manasquan, N. Y.
24379
Daughter’s (The) march and song;
song. © Sept. 21, 1936; E pub. 57465;
Mabel Higbie Marshall, Wilmington,
sO 24380
David (The) Copperfield suite; pf. ©
Pre Yep, it, 1936-47 H) unp. la20asi
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
24381
Dawn; w Myrtle Gardner, and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131619;
Fred Rudisill, Charlotte, N.C. 24382
Dawn in Normandy; recital waltz, Jean
Ribert ; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57494; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24383
Dawn lilies; by Stanford King; pf. ©
Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57474; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24384
Day (A) will come; slow fox-trot,
Tadeusz Gorzynski, arr. Jimmie Mac-
affer; orch. pts. © Aug. 11, 1936;
H for. 45719 ; Editions Fermata, War-
saw, Poland. 24385
Days (The) of long ago; w and m
Frank Marcellus Yates; pf. © 1 c.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132386; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24386
De man in de moon; w Suzanne Doro-
thy Hamilton; pf. ©1.¢. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182393; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24387
De’ var hans lilla melodi som kom bort ;
vals, text och musik Fred Winter,
Torbern Cassel och Jokern; pf. ©
Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 45638; Reuter
& Reuter forlags, a. b., Stockholm.
24388
Deaf but not dumb; song. © 1 «
Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 1381899;
Charles Bowen, San Luis Obispo,
Calif. 24389
1091
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24390
Dealing with nature; w and m June
Rohn; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 132387; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or.
Dear diary; w Jack Milford and Mil-
ton Leeds, m Henry Katzman; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp.
131774; Broadway music corp., New
York. 24391
Dear old New York; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 22, 1986; E unp. 132318; Sally
V. Kilroy, Scarsdale, N. Y. 24892
Dear old San Francisco, my home
sweet home; w and m Jimmie Shea.
© Sept. 4, 1936; E pub. 57344; James
Shea, San Francisco. 24393
Dear old U. of D.; w Eddie McGrath,
m Stephen Pasternacki, arr. Hank
Finney ; orch. pts. © Sept. 17, 1936;
E pub. 57428; Univ. of Detroit, De-
troit. 24394
Dearest of dreams; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1¢. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
132128 ; Edith Hardy, Portland, Ind.
243895
Dearie; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132441; Loretta Piggott, Seattle.
24396
Dedicated to you; w and melody Sam-
my Cahn, Saul Chaplin and Hy Zaret.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131179;
Words & music, ine., New York.
24397
"Deed I ain’t seen no chicken; song.
© Sept. 19, 1936; E pub. 57457; Wes-
ley L. Silverwood, Baltimore. 24398
Deep blue melody; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132502; Lloyd Glenn, San Antonio.
24399:
Deep Elem blues; w and m Bob Attle-
sey and Joe Attlesey; pf. treble. ©
ie. Mar 19) 19365) E) unp, 138206:
State street music pub. co., Chicago.
24400
Deep in love; song, m Hector Richard.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 19386; E unp. 132129;
Edith J. Fetrow, Akron, Ind. 24401
Deepest of deep dark blue; w and mel-
ody Lon Hanagan. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1936; E unp. 132325; Alonzo J. Han-
agan, New York. 24402
Defenders (The); song, m arr. Walter
Goodell. © 1 ce Sept. 11, 1936; B
unp. 131776; Eilene C. Van Guilder,
Chicago. 24403
24390:
pt. I, 0. S., v. 81
Dennison (Herbert) Four little tunes;
op. 12; violin and pf. © Sept. 16,
19386; E for. 45864; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 24404
Depression (The) has gone away; w
and m Billy Love; with guit. arr. ©
Sept. 26, 1986; E pub. 57684; William
B. Love, San Francisco. 24405
Depression road; song. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1986; E unp. 1381396; Jesse Watson
Young, Pittsburgh. 24406
Der staar Fréken Mathiesen; fra Hvad
skal barnet hedde, tekst: Ludvig
Brandstrup, Bérge Muller og Poul
Sgrensen, m: A. Heinz; pf. © July
21, 1936; E for. 45561; Wilhelm Han-
- sen, Copenhagen. 24407
Derecho viejo; tango milonga, letra A.
Baldesari, m Eduardo Arolas, arr.
Donald Reep. © June 10, 1936; HB
pub. 57395; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 24408
Dernier tango; chanson, paroles A.
Trouilloud; orch. ptes. © May 1,
1936; E for. 45652: Fr. Ménichetti,
Marseille, France. 24409
Despojos ; tango, letra Contursi, hijo, m
Federico A. Scorticati; pf. © July
8, 1986; E for. 45777; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 24410
Detroit victory march; w and m Frank
Mcllhargey and Richard P. Sheri-
dan, arr. Hank Finney; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 17, 1936; E pub. 57429; Univ. of
Detroit, Detroit. 24411
Dett (The) collection of negro spirit-
uals; originals, settings, anthems and
motets, arr. and ed. R. Nathaniel
Dett. 1st group. © Sept. 18, 1936;
AA 215462; Hall & McCreary co., Chi-
cago. 24412
Devotion; w and melody B. K. Lingle,
ace. Irwin Fischer. no. 2. ©1«@
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131317; Bertha
Kendall Lingle, Chicago. 24413
Dibuk (Il); di Lodovico Rocca; sin-
fonici per orch. Partitura. Quadro
1. La piazza.—Quadro 2. Finale dell’
opera. © Sept. 3, 1936; E for. 45808,
45809'; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24414, 24415
Dictionary of chords and scales; with
musical charts. © Sept. 1, 1936; AA
215685 ; Benedict Vanasek, New York.
: 24416
Did ja mean it, hope you did, ’cause so
did I; w and melody Mort Dixon and
Jesse Greer. © 1 ce. Sept. 21, 1936;
E unp. 132237; Irving Berlin, ince.,
New York. 24417
1092
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Did you ask if I loved you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 19, 19386; EH unp.
132356; Marguerite Michaud, Miami,
Fla. 24418
Did you know; song. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1986; E unp. 132022; Mary Marguer-
ite Perfetti, Memphis, Tenn. 24419
Dirge; song, w George Peele. © 1 ©.
Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 1381761; Audrey
Freeman, Fredericksburg, Va.
24420:
Dit hjerte er i fare, Andresen; tango,
fra Cirkus revyen, tekst: Poul S¢r-
ensen, m: Aage Stentoft; pf. © July
21, 1936; HB for. 45564; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 24421
Dixie isn’t Dixie anymore; from Lew
Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1936, w Johnny
Mercer, m Rube Bloom; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Sept. 28, 1986; E for.
45813; Sun music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 24422
Dixieland shuffle; by Gil Rodin, Bob
Haggart, Hilton Lamare and Matty
Matlock, orch. se. Spud Murphy;
orech. pts. © Sept. 3, 1986; E pub.
57202; Robbins music corp., New
York. 24423
Do my eyes really tell you I love you;
w and melody. ©1ce. Sept. 15, 1936;
EH unp. 131950; William Roy Edinger,
Camden, N. J. 24424
Do-ya, don’t-cha, will-ya, wont’cha,
please make up your mind; w Nelson
Ingham, m Will Collins; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © May 20, 1986; E pub.
57007 ; Peerless music co., Detroit.
24425
Do you deny; w and melody. ©1..
Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 131600; Patricia
Ann Kindleberger, Hollywood, Calif.
24426
Do you know that the moon ean talk;
w and m Julian Dorr. © 1. Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 131976; Isidor Ach-
ron, New York. 24427
Doctor Bill; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© Sept. 2, 1936; E pub. 57260; Caro-
line O’Connell, Flint, Mich. 24428
Does anybody here want love; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp.
132187; Harry Elling, Bayonne, N. J.
24429
Doll (The) with the broken smile; song.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 131956;
Warner Bishop, New York. 24430
Dolly; w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1936; E unp. 182801; George A, Lang-
ley, Hartford. 24431
24444
Domine ne in furore; paroles de Psaume
38, par J. A. de Baif, m Marguerite
Roesgen-Champion ; 4 voix mixtes.
July 1, 19386; E for. 45825; Editions
musicales de la schola cantorum,
Paris. 244382
Dominica XX post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © June 15, 1936; E for. 45674 ;
Heugel, Paris. 244383
Dominus regit me; paroles de Psaume
22, par J. A. de Baif, m Marguerite
Roesgen-Champion; voix mixtes. ©
July 1, 1986; E for. 45826; Editions
musicales de la schola cantorum,
Paris. 24434
Dominus regnavit; paroles de Psaume
93, par J. A. de Baif, m Marguerite
Roesgen-Champion ; 4 voix mixtes. ©
July 1, 1986; E for. 45827; Editions
musicales de la schola cantorum,
Paris. 24435
Don’t be late for a date; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131895;
Lew Slate, Paso Robles, Calif. 244386
Don’t break the heart that I give you;
song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp.
132140; Jack Wallace, Little Rock,
Ark. 24437
Don’t count your chickens before they
hatch ; w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132293; Leon J. René,
Los Angeles. 244388
Don’t fool with me; w Bill (Red) King,
and melody. © 1. Sept. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1381249; Dante Carrozzini, New
York. 24439
Don’t keep me in doubt; song, pf. arr.
Albert Devito. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1936;
EK unp. 132331; Joseph Sebastian
Muscatello, Middletown, Conn. 24440
Don’t let the fire go out; melody Billy
Hill. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp.
130638 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 24441
Don’t look now; w and melody Sammy
Cahn and Saul Chaplin. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1936; E unp. 1382566; Santly bros.-
Joy, ine., New York. 24442
Don’t make a soldier boy out of my son;
march or one-step, w and melody
Dorothy Wilson. © 1 c¢. Sept. 29,
1936; E unp. 132776; Dorothy L. Wil-
son, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson, Los
Angeles. 24443
Don’t take the sweet out of sweetheart ;
w and m Lou Klein, John Redmond
and Lee David. ©1e. Sept. 26, 1936;
E unp. 132656; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 24444
1093
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
24445
pt. 17, n. S., Vv. 8
Don’t tear my clothes; w and melody
Willie Broonzy. ©1e. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 180294; Wabash music co.,
Chicago. 24445
Don’t tell me it’s Christmas; operetta
for small children, w and m Karin
Sundelof Asbrand. © Sept. 16, 1936;
D 39136; Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O.
24445*
Dorme una madre; parole e m Giulia
Recli; sop. 1, 2 e contralti. © Sept. 3,
1936; E for. 45811; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 24446
Doux adieu ; sérénade idylle; orch. ptes.
© May 1, 1986; E for. 45653; Fr.
Ménichetti, Marseille, France. 24447
Down a silver stream; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132265; Mrs.
E. Alva Glahn, Kincardine, Ont.,
Canada. 24448
Down among the southern pines; fox
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 c. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132080;
Donald Seager, Alton, N. Y. 24449
Down aroun’ Malibu way; from Star
for a night, w Sidney Clare, m Harry
Akst ; with arr. for guit., etc. © Sept.
22, 1986; E pub. 57561; Movietone
music corp., New York. 24450
Down by the old Walhonding ; w and m
Foy C. Laughlin; with ukulele arr.
© June 12, 1936; E pub. 57220; Foy
C. Laughlin music publisher, Warsaw,
O. 24451
Down memory’s trail with you; w Mabel
Kelso Medlin; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 132394: Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24452
Down Piccadilly Lane; mazurk, Fred
Di Leo; pf. accordion, © Aug. 15,
1936; E pub. 57211; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 24453
Down to earth; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132670; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 24454
Draegerman (The) bold; song. © Aug.
1, 1936; E pub. 57256; Harry Adams,
Regina, Sask., Canada. 24455
Dragon (The) ; by Eva K. Johnson; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1986: E pub. 57484: Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24456
Dream girl; pf., with w. ©1e. Sept.
17, 19386; E unp. 132040; Susanna
Friend, Mansfield, O. 24457
Dream girl of mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Sept. 5, 19836; E unp. 131462; Carm
Destephano, York, Pa. 24458.
Dream (The) I had ’bout you; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept, 19, 1986; H
unp. 182188; Harry Elling, Bayonne,
N. J. 24459
Dream (A) of love and you; fox-trot;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 27, 19386; E unp.
132122: Felice Iula, Benjamin Klas-
mer and Ted Routson, Baltimore.
24460:
Dream (A) of the past, with you; song,
from I followed a star. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1986; E unp. 1381648; Morris John
_ Schroeter, St. Louis. 24461
Dream on; reverie, w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp, 132632;
Clara Lund, New York. 24462.
Dream river; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 692; pf. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub.
57477; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24463.
Dream time; w and melody Ralph Kir-
bery, Kay Twomey and Helmy Kresa.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 182854;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 24464
Dream Valley; waltz song, w Kathryne
Yeargin Pettit. ©1 ce. Sept. 21, 1986;
E unp. 132242; J. Chas. McNeil, Los.
Angeles. 24465
Dream (The) waltz in heaven; violin,
with w. ©1ce. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
131669; Lee Tann, Detroit. 24466
Dreaming a dream; song, w Meredith
Rolland Rhodes. Rev. version. © 1
c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132313; Gil-
more Eldridge Turner, Warrensburg,
INS AY. 24467
Dreaming again dreams gone by; song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 19836; E unp. 181447;
Mary J. McMillan, Richmond, Calif.
24468
Dreaming of a song; song, w Larry
Rash. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp.
131787; Virginia Shadoan, Lexington,
Ky. 24469
Dreaming of my Texas home; song;
with guit. chords. © 1 ¢. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 131689; John Milburn
Rion, Farmington, Mo. 24470:
Dreaming on; song. © 1 ce. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131904; Robert Emmett
McKelvey, Los Angeles. 24471
Dreamland is heaven to me; w Lee R.
McManus; pf. © 1 ¢, Sept. 2, 1986;
E unp. 131256; Harold W. Gordon,
Mansfield, Wash. 24472
1094
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24500
I A cal lc a a nt
Dreams; valse song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131860; Eva M. Wil-
liams, Haw River, N. C. 24473
Dreamtime lullaby; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp, 132305;
Charles Cordray, jr., Minneapolis.
24474
Dreamy blues; w Mrs. Perry Garriott ;
pf. © 1c, Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132395; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24475
Dreamy eyes; pf., with w. ©1c. Sept.
30, 1936; E unp. 132850; Edith Frank-
el, New York. 24476
Dreamy moments; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131463; Robert
Dalton Garver, Paris, Ill. 24477
Dress parade; march, Walter Rolfe;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1936; E pub. 57224;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New York.
24478
Drifting; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1986; E unp. 181597; Geraldine Joy-
ner, Palm Beach, Fla. 24479
Drifting in dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132266; Bert
Appleby, Holden, Alberta, Canada.
24480
Drum (The) major; march, J. S. Tay-
lor; band pts. © Sept. 9, 1936; E
pub. 57373; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 24481
Drums; song of hate, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 129769;
John Pennisi, Hollywood, Calif.
24482
Du; tango, tekst: Victor Skaarup, m:
Sven Gyldmark, arr. Carl Hersted;
ork. stemmer. © June 11, 19386; E
for. 45581; Alfred Thorsings musik-
forlag, Copenhagen. 24483
Ducks; w and melody. © 1. Sept.
17, 19386; E unp. 132043; Ray Sold-
well, Chicago. 24484
Duck’s ditty; 2-pt. song, w Kenneth
Grahame, m Mary Lucas. © June
toe 1906; 6 for: 45630; HH. Fs W.
Deane & sons, The year book press,
ltd., London. 24485
Duerme; cancion de cuna, letra H.
Manzi, m Hugo Gutierrez; pf. ©
July 22, 1986; E for. 45743: Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 24486
letra Gabriel Luna,
m Miguel
Prado.
© June 22, 1936; E for.
45773; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24487
Dulzura; letra y m Alberto Dominguez.
© July 31, 1936; E for. 45741; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
24488
Duo primer; a coll. of America’s, Eng-
land’s, Scotland’s and Ireland’s best
sohgs for unace. mand., op. 48. Rev.
and enl. ed. © Aug. 12, 1936; E pub.
57406 ; Giuseppe Pettine, Providence.
24489
Dusk; by Louis Godowsky; violin and
pf. © Aug. 26, 1936; H for. 45623;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 24490
Dusky rhythm; by Gene Rose; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181497;
Movietone music corp., New York.
24491
Dusty dreams; w and m Howard
Marks; pf. © 1c. Sept. 3, 19386; E
unp. 131846; John Howard Marks,
Baltimore. 24492
Dwee ree dwee ree dwa; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 1381546;
George Franklin Franciosa, Roches-
TereiNe MY 24493
E minor; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1936; EH unp. 132503; Lloyd
Glenn, San Antonio. 24494
Early in the morning daylight’s break-
ing; w and melody Uncle Dave
Macon. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
132603; Dave Macon, Readyville,
Tenn. 24495
Easy to love; from Born to dance, w
and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 11, 1936; E pub.
57534 ; Chappell & co., inec., New York.
24496
Eavesdroppin’; w and m_ Douglas
Brawner. © 1. Sept. 3, 1936; E
unp. 1381306; John Douglas Brawner,
Golden, Col. 24497
Echoes from the synagogue; melody.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 132458 ;
Herman Schwartz, Chicago. 24498
Echoes of Hawaii; waltz, w and mel-
ody, arr. Maurice Arroyo. © 1..
Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 181995; Benny
Kaai, Atlantic City. 24499
Hlena polka; arr. Will H. Kiefer; solo,
duet or trio for cornets, bars. or
trombones, also solo for E flat clari-
net and duet for E flat and B flat
clarinets, with pf. ace. © Sept. 9,
1936; E pub. 57375; C. L. Barnhouse,
ine., Oskaloosa, Ia. 24500
1095
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24501
pt. m1, n. S., v. 31
Elidonina; gavotte, Fred Di Leo; pf.| Ethiopia; song, m and ukulele arr.
accordion. © Aug. 15, 1936; E pub.
57209; Wm. J. Smith music co., ine.,
New York. 24501
Em em ma line; song. © Sept. 24,
1986; E pub. 57588; George Adams,
Louisville. 24502
Empty saddles; from Rhythm on the
range, w Billy Hill, from poem by J.
Keirn Brennan, m B. Hill, arr. Harry
Stanley; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram, with special arr. of cho. ©
Apr. 28, 1936; E pub. 57503 ; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
24503
En Dio Moana; histoire idiote sur une
fantaisie orientale, paroles Myrrha
Lersky, m J. A. Driesch. © June 15,
1986; E for. 45682; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 24504
Evas mamas, xados taras Hnaspapas,
kalos papas); pf., with w. © 1.
Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 131970; George
K. Xenopoulos, New York. 24505
Enchanted; from College holiday, w
Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger. © 1.
Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 132549 ; Famous
musie corp., New York. 24506
Enough to know; sacred solo, w Lida S.
Leech, m Ellen Jane Lorenz; med.
voice. © Aug. 5, 1936; E pub. 57191 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24507
Entrance of the Sirdar; from Caucasian
sketches, Ippolitow-Iwanow, tran-
scribed ; pf. conductor and violin. ©
Sept. 12, 1986; EH pub. 57570; Richard
L. Weaver and Kenneth B. Ward, At-
lantic City. 24508
’Epynvaxe (To) (To erinaki); w anon, m
Titos Xirellis. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 57583; Apollo music co., New
York. 24509!
Espana; paso-doble, paroles J. Liogar,
m EK. Fernandez Blanco; pf. © June
15, 1986; E for. 45663; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 24510
Et puis d’abord qu’est-ce que ¢a peut
vous faire; fox humoristique, paroles
et musique Paul Misraki. © June 15,
1986; E for. 45689; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 24511
Eternal love; song. © Aug. 1, 1935; H
pub. 57676; Lydia Carter Kolberg,
Salt Lake City. 24512)
Eternity ; w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept.
21, 1936; E unp. 132307; Martha Vir-
ginia Alden, Jacksonville, Fla. 24513
Luther A. Clark. © Sept. 12, 1936;
EK pub. 57596; Laura Asbury, White
Fish, Mont. 24514
Even the moon is jealous of you to-
night; w Leon Keslon; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 181693; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24515
Ever; w Pauline Heckman, melody
Luella Towl. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1936;
E unp. 1381280; Luella Winifred Towl,
Lakewood, O. 24516
Ever onward; march, pf. arr. Agatha
Pfeiffer. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp.
132205; Elbert Lee Cooper, Brown-
ington, Mo. 24517
—pf. © Sept. 1, 19386; E pub. 57249:
Elizabeth McCauslin, Philadelphia.
24518
Every dream brings memories; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 30, 1986; H
unp. 132800; George A. Langley, Hart-
ford. 24519
Every nite’s a perfect nite when we are
together; w Harold Finch, melody
Lorene Hatteberg. © 1 ¢ Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 181859; Harold Lewis
Finch, Iowa City, Ia. 24520
Every road leads back to Ireland; w
and m Ronald Hill. © 1 ¢. Sept. 30,
1936; E unp. 132851; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 24521
Every time; melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182616; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. : 24522
Everybody’s sweetheart; song. © 1.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132708; James
West Roosevelt, Woodmere, N. Y.
24523
Everyone’s in love but me; song. ©1c.
Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 1381514; John
Reginald Harcourt, jr., San Jose,
Calif. 24524
Everything about you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 19386; E unp. 182170;
Edgar E. Lyon, Uniontown, Pa.
24525
Ev’ry bit of heav’n; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © Sept. 2, 1936; E pub.
57261; Mildred Yost, Baltimore.
24526
Ey’ryone is singing Hawaiian now;
song; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 21,
1936; E pub. 57578; Johnny Noble,
Honolulu. 24527
1096
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Evviva o Presidente; versi Pietro De
© 1c. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132689; Antonio Vivio,
24528
Feo, con melodia.
New York.
Exalt His name; arr. Roger C. Wilson ;
Ist violin. © Aug. 22, 1986; E pub.
57424; Tullar-Meredith co.,
York.
from the Bible, m C. H. Moody;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Sept. 8,
1936; E for. 45718; Banks & son,
York, England.
Exotigque; danse javanaise, Alexandre
Tansman; pf. © June 15, 1986; BH
for. 45707; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 24531
Byes of fire; song. © Aug. 5, 1986;
E pub. 57656; James I. Baumegartl,
Chicago.
Face (The) in my dreams; song, m
Edward E. Menges. © 1c. Sept. 10,
19386; EK unp. 181754; Ona McCallum,
St. Louis. 24533
lading dreams; valse, w and m L.
Mingrone and Buster Cline. ©1«.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 1381849; Louis
Mingrone, Logan, W. Va. 24534
Fair land of mine; march; orch. Sc.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1936; E unp. 131655;
Victor Kolar, Detroit. 24535
Vairest (The) flower; w Eddie Gitzel;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
1381694; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24536:
Fallin’ rain; w and m Walter Davis;
pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1986;
E unp. 182775; Joe Davis, inc., New
York, 24537
Falling down stairs for you; w Perry
Hopkins; pf. © 1 «¢. Sept. 10, 1936;
E unp. 131695; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24538
Falling for you; w and melody.
1 c. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp. 131961;
Charlie Rhodum Pritchett, Thomas-
ton, Ga. 24539
Falling in love in the rain; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132565;
Ethel Stuart, Philadelphia. 24540
Falling star; w Wilmer Drummond;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E ump.
132596; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24541
Falsa herida ; son cubano, paroles fran-
caises L. Poterat et Decruck, paroles
espagnoles G. S. Galarraga, m Arm-
New
24529)
Except the Lord keep the house; w
24530
24552
Filmstar ;
24555
ando Oréfiche, arr. Lecuona; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 19385; E for. 45727;
Editions de Paris, Paris. 24542
Fame apart from God’s approval; w
Walter E. Isenhour, melody Uncle
Dave Macon. © 1. Sept. 10, 1936;
E unp 132599; Dave Macon, Ready-
ville, Tenn. 24548
Fantasie and Fugal toceata; by Alec
Rowley; organ. Sept. 9, 1986;
E for. 45758; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 24544
Farbrors vals; tekst: Ole Sam, m: E.
Manuel, arr. Herman Hoffmark; ork.
stemmer. © Dec. 14, 1934; E for.
45582; Alfred Thorsings musikforlag,
Copenhagen. 24545
Farewell blues; by Elmer Schoebel,
Paul Mares and Leon Rappolo, arr.
Fats Waller; pf. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57288; Mills music, inc., New
York. 24546
Farewell honey don’t you grieve after
me; w and melody Uncle Dave
Macon. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
132602; Dave Macon, Readyville,
Tenn. 24547
Farewell, to love; song. © 1 e. Sept.
26, 19836; EH unp. 182497; Dorothy
Alexander, Salt Lake City. 24548
Fascio (Il); versi e melodia. © 1.
Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 182846; Angelo
C. Mignella, Brooklyn. 24549
Faustina hath the fairer face; song,
w anon., from M. Cavendish’s Airs
and madrigals [1598]. © 1. Sept.
11, 1986; E unp. 1381762; Audrey
Freeman, Fredericksburg, Va. 24550
Feeling kind’a blue; w and melody.
©l1e. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp. 181182;
Clarence James Easter, New York.
24551
Fellow Romans; w and melody. ©1c.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 182472 ; Harlow
Gale Rice, Wallace, id. 24552
Festa romana; by E. Paladilhe, arr.
Angelo Pinelli ; pf. accordion. © Aug.
19, 1986; E for. 45849; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 24553
Fight for Northeastern; w and mel-
ody Perley Chamberlain Hamlin. ©
Sept. 10, 1986; E pub. 57456; North-
eastern univ. musical clubs, Boston.
24554
pochod, Alois Aust; orch.
pts. © May 18, 1986; E for. 45634;
Edition continental, B. Leopold,
Prague, Czechoslovakia. 24555
1097
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24596
pt. 117, n. s., Vv. 31
Filomena; w and melody Al. Morris.| Flower (The) of my heart; song, w
©1c. July 23, 1986; E unp. 129314;
Mother & son publications, New York.
24556
Fiore (11) di pesco; poesia tratta da
un antico testo cinese, libera tradu-
zione e m Gaspare Bona. © June 14,
1986; E for. 45821; Guglielmo Zani-
bon, Padova, Italy. 24557
Fiorita tango; conductor pt. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132847; Patsy
Zaftino, Glenbrook, Conn. 24558
Fire (The) engine; by Ada Richter;
pf., with w. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub.
57471; Theodore Presser co., Phila- |
24559
First impressions are lasting; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp.
131599; Kenneth Carson Wiseman,
Los Angeles. 24560:
Fit to be tied; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181459; Victor
Hermann Wagner, Pittsfield, Mass.
24561
Five (The) piece band; w and m Phil
Baxter; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 18, 1936; E pub. 57462 ; Jenkins
music co., Kansas City, Mo. 24562
Flag (The) of freedom; song, w George
delphia.
Grant. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
132353; George Thomas Morgan,
Birch Run, Mich. 24563
Flag of peace; international anthem,
w and m John J. Schneider, pf. arr.
Harry A. Powell. © Aug. 26, 1936;
EK pub. 57104; Songtex music ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 24564
Flag song; march song. © July 27,
1936; EK pub. 57338; Y. J. Nyvall, San
Pedro, Calif. 24565
Flight of the air flivver; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 131770; Paul Madison Knis-
kern, New York. 24566
Flight (The) of the moon; w Oscar
Wilde, m Gordon Balch Nevin; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Aug. 25, 1986;
E pub. 57319; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 24567
Floating clouds; by Sidney Forrest;
pf. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57472;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24568
Flower (The) girl; m Thurlow Lieu-
rance; mixed voices. © Sept. 16,
1936 ; E pub. 57467; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24569
J. Ellen Williams. © 1 ec. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131936; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 24570
Flower (The) of my heart dear was
you; song, w Joseph Morton. ©1c.
Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 131965; Henri
Emurian, Pittsburgh. 24571
Flowers (The) are yours; fox trot
song, melody L. D. Smith and Ben
Adelman. © 1 c¢. Sept. 17, 1936; HE
unp. 132079; Luella D. Smith, Hud-
son, N. Y. 24572
Fluttering leaves; by Doris Grace
Humes; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57481; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24573
F¢nix revyen 1986; tekst: Carl Viggo
Meincke og Poul Sérensen, m: Willy
Kierulff og Aage Stentoft; pf. ©
July 21, 1936; E for. 45571; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 24574
Fontainebleau ; film documentaire,
Louis Beydts; violon et pf. © Apr.
1, 1936; E for. 45782; C. Joubert &
cie., Paris. 24575
Football fever; w E. Candy, melody L.
Markowitz. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1936;
E unp. 1382317; Louis Markowitz and
Embery Candy, Philadelphia. 24576
For my mother; song, w Wilbur D.
Nesbit. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp.
132627; Edna Helen Tuchock, Oak-
land, Calif. 24577
For my sake; song. © 1 e¢. Sept. 16,
1986; E unp. 182024; Edna Kathleen
Kloos, Latrobe, Pa. 24578
For only you; waltz, w and melody.
© 1. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132819;
Ray Wittig, Waupun, Wis. 24579
For sale; song. © 1. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 132168; Harold Barlow,
Brighton, Mass. 24580:
For sentimental reasons; w Al Sher-
man and Edward Heyman, m Abner
Silver, pf. sc. Paul Hill; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub.
57342 ; Marlo music corp., New York.
24581
For you alone; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131932;
Lora Miller Burke, Moberly, Mo.
24582
Ford (The) victory march; orch. Se.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 131652;
Victor Kolar, Detroit. 24583
1098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24608
Forever and a day; song, w James
Hayes. ©1c. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp.
131287 ; Arthur Peter Belich, Pelham,
IN. Y. 24584
Forget-me-not flower ; w Irene Johnson;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
131696; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24585
Forgive me; w Robert Allen Schofield ;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
131697; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24586
Fort Mason march; op. 101; pf. ©le
Sept. 21, 19386; E unp. 132286; Alfred
Arriola, San Francisco. 24587
Found and lost; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 182786; George
Myron Harvey, Springfield, Mass.
24588
Foundation technique; preparatory
steps, of The new way to piano tech-
nique, rev. and rewritten with new
material, George Woodhouse. bk. A.
© Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57453; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 24589
Fountain (The) of youth ; musical com-
edy, bk. and lyrics George Murray
Brown, m Keith Crosby Brown;
mixed voices. Voc. sc. © Sept. 14,
1936; D 39135; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 24589*
Four little letters; w Mark Mayhew, m
Billy Mayhew; with guit. arr. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57189; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
24590
Fox (The) hunt; pf. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1986; E unp. 1382297; Verna Evelyn
Kroon, Hopkins, Minn. 24591
Fractious fingering; by Thomas Wal-
ler; pf. ©l1ce. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
131269; Philip L. Ponce, inc., New
York. 24592
Franklin D. march; campaign song, arr.
Don Rocco Colonna. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 57568; Charles Ryan, Ozone
eae ta: le, N.Y. 24593
Friday evening services ; 6 Services, ac-
cording to the union prayer bk., tra-
ditional Hebrew chants, m James G.
Heller, C. Hugo Grimm and Sidney C.
Durst; solo voice and organ. © Sept.
4, 19386; E pub. 57448; Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew congregations, Cincin-
nati. 24594
Frigid Sal; w James Micheal; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 132397;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24595
From my heart; song, w Norma Bell
Smythe. © 1c. Sept. 21, 19386; E
unp. 132243; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 24596
From three to three; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 152860;
Howard F. Webb, Forest Park, Ill.
24597
Fiir alle welt; 24 ausgewihlte salon- u.
charakterstiicke, Hermann Wenzel,
Otto Frolich, u. andere; pf., 4 handen.
pd. 1, 2. .© Oct: 16)19382)° > for.
45605, 45606; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
24598, 24599
Galloping (The) ghost; junior high op-
eretta, bk. Zelda Gottlieb, lyrics Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m Ira B. Wilson.
© Sept. 12, 1936; D 39139; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 24599*
Gather ye rosebuds ; from Johnny Cava-
lier, w Robert Herrick, m Laurence
Russell Cook and Marjorie Schoeller.
©1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132456 ;
Laurence R, Cook, Los Angeles. 24600
Gavotte in A major; melody, op. 22, no.
5. © 1c Sept. 22, 1986; E unp.
132834; Isidore Sochinsky, Far Rock-
away, N. Wi: 24601
Gee, but I’m lonely; w and melody. ©
1 c Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132306;
Charles Cordray, jr., Minneapolis.
24602
Gentle (The) maiden ; poem Irene Gass,
Irish traditional tune, arr. Hric H.
Thiman; mixed cho. or quartet. ©
Sept. 15, 1936: E for. 45794; J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd., London. 24603.
Getting away with murder; w and m
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby; with
Suit. arE © Aug. 31, 1936; E pub.
57291: Mills music, inc., New York.
24604
Ghosts in my garden; w and melody.
©1e. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 182711 ;
Herbert Eldbridge Pattee, Azusa,
Calif. 24605
Giampieri (Alamiro) Dodici studi
moderni; clarinetto. nos. 1-12.
Aug. 4, 1936; E for. 45537; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 24606
Girl (The) forever on my mind; song,
w Bertram Hobbs. © 1 c. Sept. 3,
1986; E unp. 131288; Arthur Peter
Belich, Pelham, N. Y. 24607
Girl (The) I loved long ago; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 19386; E unp. 181911;
I. Harry Adams, Ft. Wayne. 24608
1099
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24609
Girl (The) I met last night; waltz
song, melody Gustave Sax. © 1.
Sept. 22, 1936; E unp. 132321; Mary
York, Lindsay, Okl.
Girl (The) in the old fashioned pic-
ture; song. © Aug. 25, 1936; E pub.
57281; Perry Wilson Bailey, Ft.
Wayne. 24610
Girl (A) with a golden heart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131464;
Leonard Bullis, Aniwa, Wis. 24611
Girls; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1ce. Sept. 21, 1986; E
unp. 1382267; Huber S. Sembower,
Welaka, Fla. 24612
Girl’s (A) own mother; song, m Hec-
tor Richard. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E
unp. 1821380; Lucy Dora _ Bailey,
Meeker, Col. 24613
Gitana (La); bolero cancién, melodia
Maria Leon. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E
unp. 1381588; Alberto Socarras, New
York. 24614
Gitanos (Los) ; paso doble, A. Urmen-
eta; orch. pts. © July 1, 1936; E for.
45519; Amado Urmeneta Sesma, Bar-
celona, Spain. 24615
Giuranna (Barbara) Due quartine
popolari greche; traduzione Nicold
Tommaseo; coro a 4 voci femminili.
© Aug. 4, 19386; E for. 45536; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 24616
Due strofe siciliane ; testo popolare
Siciliano. © Aug. 4, 1936; E for.
45535; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24617
Giv mig dit hjerts, min egen ven; fox-
trot, fra Cirkus revyen, tekst: Alfred
Kjerulf, m: Carlo Thomsen; ork.
stemmer. © July 21, 1936: E for.
45555; Wihelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
24618
Give me a home in the mountains; w
Harry Degge; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 10,
1936; H unp. 181698; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24619
Give me a place in your memory ; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132444; Alice C. Takosh, New York.
24620
Give us F. D. R.; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131602; Ray
Yeates, New York. 24621
Glorious; w and melody B. K. Lingle,
ace. Irwin Fischer. © 1. Sept. 8,
1936; E unp. 131318; Bertha Kendall
Lingle, Chicago. 24622
24609
pt. III, n.s., v. 8L
Glorious Tamalpais; pf., with w. ©
1c Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 1382035;
Ruth Ellen Gannon, San Francisco.
24623.
Glory echillun; negro spiritual, in 4 acts.
©1c. Aug. 12, 1936; D 39142; Victor
Robert Griffin, Indianapolis. 24623*
TAvcecad Perfiva (Glukeia Retzina); ro-
mance, w and m Gregory Constan-
tinides. © June 10, 19386; E pub.
57175; Apollo music co., New York.
24624.
Go West, young lady; song. © Aug.
21, 1986; E for. 45585; Jack Baw-
comb, London. 24625
God is everywhere; hymn, w Rossiter
W. Raymond, m and arr. of w H. D.
Clarke. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub.
57234 ; Harry D. Clarke, Waterloo, Ia.
24626:
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Song
of praise; w Gladys Osman, m adapt-
ed Wayne Howorth from Adagio
pathétique, op. 129; mixed cho. with
contralto solo. © Aug. 25, 1936; HE!
pub. 57330; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 24627
God’s love; w Catherine Bell Mason;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132398; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24628.
Goin’ Hollywood: fox trot, w and mel-
ody Lou Rich and Tubby O’Farrell.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131527;
Louis Rich and Harold O’Farrell,
Chicago. 24629:
Going places; song. © 1 e. Sept. 2,
1936; E unp. 181251; James B. Titus,
Canton, O. 24630:
Gold star; overture, W. M. Lowrey;
drum corps. Se © 1c. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp., 132714; William M.-
King, Aitkin, Minn. 24631
Golden days; w Jacob Jacobs, melody
Alexander Olshanetsky. © 1 ¢. Sept.
1, 1986; E unp. 131225; Soc. of Jew-
ish composers, publishers and song
writers, New York. 24632
Golden Gate park; march, op. 99; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132287;
Alfred Arriola, San Francisco. 24633.
Golden valley rose; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp.
132320; Ray Wittig, Waupun, Wis.
24634
Gone with the wind; melody, with
chord notations. © 1 ¢ Sept. 25,
1936; E unp. 132560; Johnnie Kiado,
Los Angeles. 24635.
1100
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24662
Sapa Ne a
—— pf. treble, with w.
22, 1936; E unp. 132344; Fritz Nadler
and G. K. Moss, Cleveland. 24636
w Albert Miller, and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1986; EH unp. 181880;
Paul James McGrane, New York.
24637
Good-bye; by F. Paolo Tosti, arr. R. E.
Hildreth ; orch. pts. © Sept. 4, 1936;
E pub. 57450; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 24638
Good-bye Betty; song. ©1c. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131974; Lucile Rudesill,
Fort Dodge, Ia. 24639
Good-bye, good-bye my home sweet
home; song. © 1. Sept. 8, 1936;
BE unp. 131524; Frank Stanley Gru-
bar, New Britain, Conn. 24640
Good-night and good-bye; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 1, 1936; HE unp.
131190; June Luken, Lead, S. D.
24641
Good old American jazz; fox-trot Song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 19386; E unp. 131838;
Charles A. Grove, Sparks, Nev. 24642
Good (The) Samaritan ; sacred solo, m
Allene K. Bixby; med. voice. © Aug.
5, 1936; E pub. 57190; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 24643
Got all she’s missed; w Count Jo-Jo
Randolph, melody Joseph Martin. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 19386; E unp. 1381594;
Joseph Randolph, New York. 24644
Gounod (Charles Francois) Jerusa-
lem! O turn thee to the Lord; from
Gallia, arr. Wayne Norman; sop. solo
and women’s cho.; pf. or organ acc.
© Sept. 9, 1936; E pub. 57284; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 24645:
Soldiers’ chorus from Faust; arr.
Wallingford Riegger; boys’ ten. 1, 2
and bar. cho. © Sept. 12, 1936; E
pub. 57383; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 24646
Graduation day; by Charles Maxwell.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131507;
Movietone music corp., New York.
24647
Grand terrace rhythm; fox-trot, com-
posed and arr. Fletcher Henderson,
ed. Ralph Gordon; orch. pts. © Sept.
28, 1936; E pub. 57666; Joe Davis,
inc., New York. 24648
Grass (The) is green with envy; song,
melody Samuel S. Howard. © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 1382561; Alice
Howard Carver, Oklahoma City.
24649
© 1 c. Sept. | Grasshopper (The) ball; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 1381518 ;
Nell Ballard, South Haven, Kan.
24650
Greeting song; song. © Aug. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57275; Clare Alfred Rood,
Marquette, Mich. 24651
Grenada; by Isaac Albeniz, arr. Lo-
renzo da Costa; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45841; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 24652
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) ‘Triumphal
march; from Sigurd Jorsalfar, op. 56,
transcribed Richard L. Weaver; pf.
conductor and violin. © Sept. 12,
1936; E pub. 57571; Richard L. Wea-
ver and Kenneth B. Ward, Atlantic
City. 24653
Waltz in A minor; op. 12, no. 2, 2d
pf. pt. Hans Barth. © Sept. 10, 1936;
E pub. 57358; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 24654
Guaira; paroles espagnoles Salvador
Valverde, paroles francaises Geo.
Koger, m Armando Oréfiche, arr. Le-
cuona; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936;
EH for. 45726; Hditions de Paris, Paris.
24655
Gypsy (The) pilot; w R. V. Gray, m
C. S. Laaser. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1936;
E unp. 132160; Clara 8S. Laaser and
R. Vernon Gray, Kansas City, Kan.
24656
Gypsy trails; w Frank Grubbs, m G. G.
Dean and Evelyn Stewart White. ©
1 ec. Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 132036;
Grace Ghent Dean, Columbus, O.
; 24657
Habanera; by Carlos Tomas; pf. © 1
ce. Sept. 5, 19386; E unp. 131542;
Thomas Calrow Carver, Milwaukee.
24658
Had I but you again; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Sept. 5, 19836; E unp. 131465; Leota
Lathrop, Wheatland, Calif. 24659
Handel (Georg Friedrich) The au-
thentic first Handel; graded pieces,
arr. Dorothy Bradley; pf. With in-
terpretative notes. © Aug. 26, 1936;
EH for. 45805; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 24660
Largo in G; arr. Angelo Pinelli;
pf. accordion. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E for. 45858; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 24661
Minuet in E flat; from Berenice,
arr. Angelo Pinelli; pf. accordion.
© Aug. 19, 1936; E for. 45853;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
24662
1101
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24663
Hail, Cornhuskers, hail; song, Pashley
arr. © 1. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp.
132308; Eugene F. Tighe, Aurora,
Col. 24663
Hail, Iowa, hail; song, w H. N. Hoegh.
©1e. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 132739;
Holger Nielsen Hoegh and Lucille
Manker, Chicago. 24664
Hail Roosevelt, hail; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132144;
Catherine Schneider, Cleveland.
24665.
Hail to Roosevelt; w and m Mrs. J.
M. Brown. © 1 ec. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 182108; Gladys D. Brown,
i. e., Mrs. Juan M. Brown, Fort
Washington, Pa. 24666
Hail! U. S. A. hail; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1936; E unp. 1381822 ;
Adaline Celina Ambrose, Cicero, Ill.
24667
Half (The) can never be told; hymn,
w C. D. Martin, m W. S. Martin. ©
May 15, 1986; E pub. 57548; Marvin
W. Froehner, Houston. 24668
Half-past lovin’ o’clock; w Al Bryan,
m Felix Bernard; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57199;
Miller music, ine., New York. 24669
Halffter (Ernesto) Ronde; poésie
Denise Cools. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45715 ; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24670
Hand in hand; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132634;
Omar L. Sims, West Orange, N. J.
24671
Hanover (The) songs; songs, w Kath-
arine McAfee Parker, Annie John-
son and others. © June 3, 1936;
E pub. 57376; Evelyn Mutz Breed-
ing, Edinburgh, Ind. 24672
Hapa haole, sweetheart; w and m
Aloha Badley. ©1ce. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 1381641; Treva N. Badley,
Cambria, Calif. 24673.
Happy days with Landon; w and m
Layne H. Hanes; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Aug. 22, 1936; E pub.
57419; Lyman Hanes, Minneapolis.
24674
Happy-go-lucky; arr. Joseph R. Petta;
pf. accordion. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936;
EK unp. 182056; Philip H. Rakov,
Syracuse. 24675
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
Happy smiles; w and melody. ©1«
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1382477; Bar-
bara M. Heinzelman, New Orleans.
24676
Happy to-day, sad to-morrow; song,
melody Ulysses Livingstone. ©1«.
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131678 ; Lillian
Armstrong, Chicago. 24677
Harlem holiday; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1381466; Charles
Di Angelo, Weirton, W. Va. 24678
Harlem rhythm; pf. © 1 e. Sept. 8,
1936; E unp. 181558; Marjorie Bala-
muth, New York. 24679
Harlem (The) waltz; from Ziegfeld
follies of 19386, w and m Richard
Jerome and Walter Kent; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept. 14, 1936;
E pub. 575386; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 24680
Harmonium-album; sammlung - der
schonsten opern-melodien, lieder u.
original compositionen, bearb. Her-
mann Wenzel. bd. 2-4. © Oct. 18,
1932; E for. 45607-45609; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24681-24683
Harp (The) that once thro’ Tara’s
halls; Irish folk song, w Thomas
Moore, m arr. Boris Levenson ; mixed
voices. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub.
57466; Theodore Presser co., Philg-
delphia. 24684
Harvest moon; song. © 1c. Sept. 16,
1936; E unp. 131997; Emma Mable
Chance, St. Joseph, Mo. 24685
Has anybody seen an Hskimo; song.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132781 ;
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
24686
Haunting echoes; w Herbert J. Bran-
don, m Harold Greenhill; in D. ©
Aug. 28, 1936; E for. 45721; Warren
& Phillips, London. 24687
Haunting eyes; w and m Frank Foray.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 132360;
Frank Herbert Scherer, Montclair,
N. J. 24688.
Have you any news from home; ptf.,
with w. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp.
131618; Ralph Milligan, Philadelphia.
24689:
Hawaiian reveries; w Karl Streuber,
melody Dick McIntire. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 182524; Charles D.
(Karl) Streuber, Burbank, Calif.
24690:
1102
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Haydn (Franz Josef)
Thou; w from the Bible, m Herbert
Charles Grieb, on melody from
Haydn’s Creation; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57314; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 24691
The heavens are telling; from The
creation, arr. James C. Warhurst ;
sop. and alto. © Sept. 16, 1936; E
pub. 57470; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 24692
He’s a metropolitan love thief; w and
melody. ©1ce. Sept. 23, 19386; E unp.
132379; Roger Lansing and Florence
Lewis, New Rochelle, N. Y. 24693
He’s the sweetest man in town; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132044; Delphia Edelen, Philadelphia.
24694
He will call you; male quartet. ©
Aug. 18, 19836; E pub. 57464; Edward
Sims Young, Beaumont, Tex. 24695
Heart aches; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Aug. 24, 19386; E unp. 180711;
Tommy Chalmers Goins, Rockyford,
Col.
Heart (The) of Freeland; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp.
131480; E. M. Sosnowchik, Campbell,
O. 24697
Heart of gold; song, w Josephine L.
Blake. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131398; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
24698
Heart of heart’s desire; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132268; John
Santich, Duryea, Pa. 24699
Heaven bound; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 181561; Laurie
Lund, Los Angeles. 24700
Heaven help me; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1314388; Fred
Beebe, Belleville, N. J. 24701
Heaven’s not far; w F. X. O’Leary, mel-
ody A. P. Castaldo. © 1c. Sept. 12,
1936; E unp. 131868; Albert P. Cas-
taldo and Frank X. O’Leary, Com-
stock, N. Y. 24702
Heavenly (The) radio; w and m Arthur
Bee Hankins; pf. © 1 c¢. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182388; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 247038
Heaven’s door; w and melody. ©1l1e.
Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 132351; J. Wal-
lace Koper, Newark, N. J. 24704
24696
24717
Blessed art| Helen’s three daughters; song, w Law-
rence Lee. © Sept. 18, 19386; E pub.
57458; H. Gitford Bull, Ithaca, N. Y.
24705
Hen te’ kommoden og te’bavs igen ; hof-
ballet fra Cirkus revyen, tekst: Al-
fred Kjaerulf, m: Axel Thingsted ; pf.
© July 21, 1986; E for. 45565; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 24706
Her name is Pearl—and she knits; w
and m Bobby Worth and Stanley
Cowan; with guit. arr. © Aug. 31,
1936; E pub. 57294; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 24707
Herbstabend ; legende, Hermann Wen-
zel; streichquintett. © Nov. 1, 1931;
E for. 45614; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
24708
Here’s what I’d like to do; w and mel-
ody Bill Merrill. ©1c. Sept. 8, 1936;
E ounp. 131522; William Obed Mer-
rill, Hardwick, Vt. 24709
Heute singe ich nur in moll; slowfox,
text u. m Gtinther Ernst, arr. Walter
Borchert ; orch. stimmen. © Oct. 22,
1935; E for. 45792; Wiener bohéme
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 24710
Hey, babe, hey; from Born to dance,
w and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 11, 1936; E pub.
07379; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
| 24711
Hidden around a hill; w June Russell;
pf. © 1c Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
131699; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24712
High class steppen sport; song. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1936; EF ump... 132107 ;
Clarence Anthony Hieger, St. Louis.
24713
High (A) hat, a piccolo and a cane; w
Lew Brown, m Sammy Fain and
Harry Akst; with guit. arr. © Sept.
25, 1986 ; E pub. 57603; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine, New York. 24714
melody Sammy Fain and
Harry Akst. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 131210; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 24715
His radio; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 182269; Minnie Mowery,
Dunkirk, Ind. 24716
Histoire chinoise; paroles et m Michel
Emer. © June 15, 1986; E for.
45686; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
24717
1103
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24718
pt. Ir, n. S., v.31
Hitch hiker blues; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1936;
E unp. 132368; Robert D. Pittman,
Kilkenny, Minn. 24718
Hitch up your wagon; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 182738 ;
Merton H. Bories, Portland, Or.
24719
Ho chiesto al cuore; slow-fox, parole
Giubra, m Priamo Emilio Gnecco, arr.
G. L. Cergoli; orch. pti. © May 15,
1936; HE for. 45801; Fabbri & c.,
Trieste, Italy. 24720
Hold fast your dreams; w Claude
Faulkner, and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept.
4, 1936; E unp. 131364; C. Braxton
Stewart, Barbourville, Ky. 24721
Hold me close; from Rudy Vallee’s
Punch bowl revue, 1st ed., w Jimmie
Lee, m Karl C. Lillie; with guit. arr.
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 57401; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New PP tbs
Hold that bulldog; w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Lew Pollack. © 1c. Sept.
5, 1936; E unp. 131502; Movietone
music corp., New York. 24723
Holy lie end title; by Chas. Maxwell.
© 1e Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131508;
Movietone music corp., New York.
24724
Holy name; march, Donald Oakley ;
band pts. © Aug. 31, 1936; E pub.
57408; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
24725
Home of my childhood days; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
132607; Jeanette Marie Pariseau,
Norway, Mich. 24726.
Home sweet home for me; w and m
Moran Moore. © 1 e. Sept. 23, 1936;
EK unp. 182350; Louis J. Bennett,
Kansas City, Mo. 24727
Honey child; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 182473 ; Harlow
Gale Rice, Wallace, Id. 24728
Honey lamb; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936 ; E unp. 131908; I. Harry Adams,
Ft. Wayne. 24729
Honey let me be your president; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1936; E unp. 131587; John Goodrich
Watkins, Mountain Home, Id. 24730
Honey, please come home to me; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «
Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 132064; Edward
Krogol, Wyandotte, Mich. 24731
Honey, please don’t turn your back on
me; w Sidney Clare ‘and Charlie
Tobias, m Sam H. Stept; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 11, 1986; E pub. 57312;
Skidmore music co., ine., New York.
24732
Honeymoon days; w and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 1381191; John
Kitchens, Pisgah, Ala. 24733
Honeymoon trail; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 182691; George
M. DeTilla, Sunrise, Wy. 24734
Honky tonk blues; w and melody Pat
Shelton. ©1e. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130480; Julius Caesar Shelton,
Marion, O. 24735
Honky-tonky Joe; w and m Dick Du
Page and Lou Bring; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 16, 19386; E pub. 57541; Mills
music, ine., New York. 24736
Honolulu hideaway; w and melody
Karl Streuber. ©1. Sept. 8, 1936;
E unp. 131532; Charles D. (Karl)
Streuber, Burbank, Calif. 24737
Honolulu rag; by Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guit., in note and diagram.
© July 24, 1936; E pub. 56733 ; Elbern
H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
24738
Hoosier stomp; melody. © 1 e. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 182498 ; Ken Trietsch,
Chicago. 24739
Hope no. 2; by Samuel Kaylin; pf. ©
1 e, Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181501;
Movietone musie corp., New York.
24740
Hornbek revyen 1936; tekst: Mogens
Dam, m: Karen Jgnsson, Aage Lund-
vald, Bérge Rosenbaum, Aage Sten-
toft og Henry Willum; pf. © July
21, 1936; E for. 45570; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 24741
Hours; song, pf. sc. Bob Taylor. © 1
e. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 131829; Ve-
ronica Barbara Manka, Ft. Madison,
Ta. 24742
House (The) of silent hours; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132682; Henry J. Kirk-
patrick, Carrollton, Pa, 24743
How am I to know; w Margaret Whit-
ney, and melody. © 1 e. Sept. 26,
1936; E unp. 132621; Wendell Arens-
dorff, West Allis, Wis. 24744
1104
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
24769
How can I depend on you; w and mel-
ody;inC. ©1e. Sept. 15, 1986; H
unp. 132746 ; June Rachuk, New York.
24745
How can you say you love me; song.
© 1c. Sept.. 16, 19386; E unp. 182014;
Lillian Kurezodyna, Evanston, ey i
AT-
How can you turn me down; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ce. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp.
131230; Morty Berk, Philadelphia.
24747
How could you; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131662;
Juanita Wargoe, Merrittstown, Pa.
24748
song, © 1c. Sept. 22, 1936; EB
unp. 1382354; Wm. H. Barrett, Austin,
Tex. 24749
How could you forget ; fox-trot, w Andy
Razaf, m Will Hollander. © Sepi.
21, 1936 ; E pub. 57519 ; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 24750
How could you forget to remember ; w
Helen Wilson, and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 181988; Pearce
W. Erek, Baltimore. 24751
How did rythm get its start; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131608; Lucille Gedeon, Aspinwall,
Pa. 24752
How’m I doin’ with you; from picture
Sitting on the moon, w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Sam H. Stept; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept, 18, 19386; EH
pub. 57368; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 24753
How sweet the name; anthem, w J.
Newton, m Victor Massey; ten. solo
and mixed cho.; organ ace. © Aug.
17, 1986; E for. 45834; W. H. Paling
& co., ltd., Sidney, Australia. 24754
Hudson River excursion; group of songs
and music from the play. ©1..
Aug. 31, 1936; D 39183; Wallace
Douglas lLangerfeld, Mamaroneck,
IND ey. 24754*
Huff (Gardner) saxophone method. bk.
1. © Aug. 31, 1986; AA 214445; M.
M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 24755
Hula girl blues; w and m Aloha Bad-
ley, arr. Emilie Mac Cormack. © 1
e. Aug, 17, 1986; E unp. 131640; Treva
N. Badley, Cambria, Calif. 24756
Hula serenade; w and m Ray Meany,
arr. R. Meany and Helo Dominici;
Hawaiian guit., note and diagram
1014387—36——3
arr., in G. © Sept. 10, 1986; E pub.
57499; Ray Meany’s conservatory of
music, Stockton, Calif. 24757
Hulan; Moravian danee, Erno KoSt’al,
op. 164, arr. B. Leopold; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 30, 1985; E for. 45637; Edition
continental, B, Leopold, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 24758
Hummin’ do do dodle do do dodle do,
do it this way; w and melody Thord
Magnus Ryden. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
E unp. 132648; Thord Ryden, New
York. 24759
Humoresque; by S. Kaylins © 1 «
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 181499; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 24760
Hungarian dance no. 1; by Felix Ge-
rard, arr. Pietro Stresa ; pf. accordion.
© Aug. 19, 1986; E for, 45845; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London, 24761
Hunter’s (The) horn; by Doris Grace
Humes; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57483; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24762
Hver en egte Kgbenhavner; one-step,
tekst: Thorkild Larsen og Otto
Schrayh, m:, Hugo Schultze; ork.
stemmer. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45552; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
24763
Hvide bgrn og sorte bgrn; tekst: Dan
Folke og Carl Viggo Meincke, m:
Aksel Agerby. © July 21, 1936; E
for. 45566; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- ~
hagen., 24764
I ain’t comin’ back to you; song, pf. se.
Bob Taylor. © 1. Sept. 19, 1936;
EK unp. 1382165; Oliette Irene Moore,
Denver. 24765
I ain’t tired, I’m restin’ so I don’t get
tired ; w Jules Loman and Allan Rob-
erts, m Francis K. Shuman; pf. ©
July 31, 1986; E pub. 57272; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.
24766
I always will remember; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132654;
Lew Slate, Paso Robles, Calif.
24767
I am leaving to-night for that shore;
w Bill Cully; pf. © 1. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 1382399; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24768
I believe in my dreams and in you; w
FF. X. O'Leary, melody A. P. Castaldo.
© 1 ec. Sept. 12, 1936; E unp. 181869;
Albert P. Castaldo and Frank X.
O’Leary, Comstock, N. Y. 24769
1105
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24770
I cannot be happy without you; w
Gladys Myrtle Frazier; pf. © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131700; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24770
I can’t go on without you; song. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 182556; Char-
lotte Colburn, Little Rock, Ark.
24771
I can’t keep my eyes off you; w George
A. Little, m George B. McConnell, pf.
se. Lou. Leaman: with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 31, 1986; E pub. 57296; Mills
music, inc., New York. 24772
I can’t live without you; song. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1986; EH unp. 182685; Frank |
24773
I can’t make my heart behave; w and
melody, arr. KF. Arden Burt and Curt
Oakley. ©1ce. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
1381922; Curtis Kirk Oakley, Wood-
hull, N. Y. 24774
I couldn’t be mad at you; w Bob Roth-
berg, m Joseph Meyer; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57507 ; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
24775
I couldn’t say; song, w Dan Albrecht.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131668 ;
Bruce Mosier, Bristol, Ind. 24776:
I’d do most anything, just to see you
smile; song, melody D. S. Pace and
Sam Adelman. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 182074; Dixie Scott Pace, Bay-
town, Tex. 24777
I’d rather lose with you than win with
somebody else; w and melody Thord
Magnus Ryden. TCM Se DL. el,
1986; E unp. 132649; Thord Ryden,
New York. 24778
I’d rather you be in my arms; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 25, 19386; E
unp. 132594; Leo Crisp, Denver.
24779
I dare say; w and melody Cas. Brosky.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132113;
Casimir Thomas Brosky, Haverhill,
Mass. 24780
I don’t know why; melody. © 1..
Sept. 24, 19386; E unp. 132615; Sam-
uel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 24781
I don’t need canary seed for I can sing
a song without it; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131924;
Agnes HE. Paterson, Council Bluffs, Ia.
24782
I don’t seem to have a chance with
you; w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
Viggiani, New York.
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pt. II, n. S., v. 81
1986; E unp. 1382494; Rae E. Wright,
Lake City, Ia. 24783.
don’t want to be a Little Boy Blue
any more; w and m Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936;
E unp. 132668; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 24784
dream of Bermuda; w and m John
Kendall and Al Donahue; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 8, 1986; E pub. 57454;
Santly bros.-Joy, inec., New York.
24785
found you; w and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 1381812; Mary
Lee Adams, Sumrall, Miss. 24786
found you in the moonlight; w Flor-
ence Stebbins; pf. © 1 ec Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1381701; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24787
gave my heart away; song, melody
Irwin F. Quast. © 1 ¢ Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1381670; Gale Borden
Hunt, San Jose, Calif. 24788
get a lift from you; song. ©1.
Sept. 10, 1986: EH unp. 131679; Ken-
neth H. French, Rochester, N. Y.
24789
got the spring fever blues; w and m
Sue Werner, Kay Werner and Dave
Bauer; with guit. arr. © Aug. 381,
1936; E pub. 57290; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 24790
had you just to lose you; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936; EH unp. 1382702;
Bertha L. Babcock, Glenwood, Wash.
24791
hate to stare; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132491; Morris
Disman, Brooklyn. 24792
have set my date with you; fox-trot
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1936; EH unp. 132094; Dora-
thea Gillardon, Jersey City. 24793
have the room above; song, from
Show boat, w Oscar Hammerstein,
2d. © Sept. 23, 1936; Epub. 57594;
Jerome Kern, New York. 24794
have your kisses tucked in my heart ;
w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 3, 19386;
E unp. 13138385; Etta Rotter, Cody,
Wy. : 24795
hope you’re lonesome too; w Mrs.
Andrew Frasier; pf. ©1c. Sept. 10,
1936; EH unp. 131702; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24796
just can’t forget; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
23, 1986; E unp. 1382523; Edward
Snyder, New York. 24797
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
I just pretend he’s you; w Nellye Han-
ley Denton; pf. © 1 ¢ Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 132400; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24798
I knew; from Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds
of 1936, w Johnny Mercer, m Rube
Bloom; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Sept. 28, 1986; E for. 45814; Sun
music pub. co., ltd., London. 24799
know it’s gonna be different this
time; w and melody. © 1 «. Sept.
23, 1936; E unp. 132453; Lee Nick-
erson, Massapequa, L. 1, N. Y.
24800
know it’s love; w and melody. © 1
e. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132764;
Meyer Reis, New York. 24801
I know that you love me to-night; w
and m Bernal Carter. © 1 e. Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 181890; Bernal
Claude Carter, Lincoln, Neb. 24802
I left a rose back in Rome; fox trot
La
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song. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp.
131859; Ralph A. Valvano, Linden,
IN. Ads 24803
I like you; pf.; with w. © 1. Sept.
22, 1936; E unp. 132338; Melvin Lee
Stites, Hanna, Okl. 24804
I live as long as I have you; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132630;
Jennie DeWeese, New York. 24805
Tli always be with you; w David
West; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E
unp. 132401; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24806
Pll always keep you in my heart; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1936;
E unp. 1382584; Harold Adolphus
Campbell, Los Angeles. 24807
Vil ask the moon; waltz. w and mel-
ody. © ie. Sept. 30, 19386; E unp.
1382886; Howard Scott, Louisiana,
Mo.
I'll be dreaming of love; melody. © 1
e. Sept. 80, 1986; E unp. 1382843;
Ralph Brown, New York. 24809:
Tl be lost if you go; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132508;
Mickey Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 24810
I'll be seein’ ya’ in the movies; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
mer Sept. 25,14986;) H unp. 132545:
Famous music corp., New York.
24811
Til be trailing along in a cozy auto
trailer with you; w and m Becky
Boone Carson. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1986;
24808 |
24826
E unp. 132826; Lucile (Crist) Car-
son Burke, Oklahoma City. 24812
I'll break their hearts first; w Ethel
Walters, melody Kaye Herman. ©
1 ec. Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 132030;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
24813
I'll cherish you; w Lucile Coleman, and
melody. © 1 ce. Sept. 16, 1936; H
unp. 132002; Henry Foillard, Long
Island City, N. Y. 24814
Ill have only you; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1986; E unp. 182050; Vernard LeRoy
Smith, Terre Haute, Ind. 24815
I'll let you have your way dear; w Phil
Jacobs, m Ethel Louise Roth ; melody
and harmony. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936;
EH unp. 1382365; Ethel L. (Roth)
Mahoney, Boston. 24816
Ill love you always: song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 1382270; Helen
Maletz, Pittsburg, Kan. 24817
I'll never dream again; w J. R. Chis-
holm, melody Johnny Salb. © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131819; John
Burke Salb, Washington. 24818
Pll never live again; w and m Anne
Brett. © 1. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131616; Anna Elinor Wolbrette, New
Orleans. 24819
Ill remember, when I’ve gone away;
fox trot, melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5,
1936; E unp. 181638 ; Richard Francis
Sanders, Oakwood, Mo. 24820
I'll take a chance; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 132037;
Joe Howard George, Steubenville, O.
24821
Ill win you back; w and m Lionel
Charles: pf. © 1. Sept. 10, 1986;
EH unp. 181748 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24822
Ill write a song; song. ©1e. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 132567; Jean Ruth
Brodie, Detroit. 24823
I long for you; song. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 57655; James I. Baumegarti,
Chicago. 24824
I looked for you; w E. Gallagher, m D.
Westman. © 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1936; H
unp. 132591; Hileen Gallagher and
Doris Westman, Sioux City, Ia.
24825
I looked into your eyes, my dear; w
Charles Gerstmeyer ; pf. ©1c. Sept.
10, 1936; E unp. 131703; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portiand, Or. 24826
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24827
pt. m1, 0. S., Vv. 381
I lost my heart in Honolulu; song, m| I’m dreaming to-night; w Ann Hall, and
Luther A. Clark: with arr. for uku-
lele, etc., Aaron A. Clark. © Aug. 4,
19386; E pub. 57263; Britain Ogilvie,
Swanwick, Ill. 24827
lost my heart when I lost you; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
1314382 ; Andrew Masone, Brooklyn.
24828
I love His name; hymn. © Aug. 12,
1936; E pub. 57221; James V. Reid,
Ft. Worth. 24829
I love Miami; song. © 1. Sept. 18,
1986; E unp. 182154; Irving Laibson,
Miami Beach, Fla. 24830
I love the sun, the moon, the stars and
you; w Elmer Neil Filppi; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 1381704; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 24831
I love to dream; w and - melody. © 1c.
Sept. 25, 1936: E unp. 132563; Jack
Curry, Chicago. 24832
love you; w B. Rinaldo, melody W.
Wiesbauer. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E
unp. 131998; Bruce Rinaldo and Wal-
ter Wiesbauer, Hrie, Pa. 24833
I love you, my darling, be mine; w F.
Daniels, m A. Tonseth. © 1 ec May
29, 1936; E unp. 126958; Frank Dan-
iels and Anne Tonseth, Long Beach,
kt
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Calif. 24834
I’m a dreamer, but a dreamer of
dreams; w Selma Lee; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131706; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24835
I’m all cracked up over you; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132575: William Obed Merrill, Hard-
wick, Vt. 24836
I’m building a castle in Spain; w Anton
Acocella; pf. © 1c Sept. 5, 1936;
EK unp. 131528: Anton Romaine, New
York. 24837
I’m coming back to stay; w Julia Ann
Coe; pf. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132402: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24838
I’m doubting you; w L. W. Miller, m
C. S. Hatfield. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1936;
E unp. 181350; Luther W. Miller and
Cora Salmans Hatfield, Wichita.
24839
I’m dreaming in the valley of the
moon; w Charles Barrett Williams;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132403; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 24840
melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
132358; Blanch E. Pitt, San Diego,
Calif. 24841
I'm feeling blue; song. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1936; E unp. 1382181; Aniello Vocecia,
Providence. 24842
I’m giving me you; w Harold Finch,
melody Lorene Hatteberg. © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 1313860; Harold
Lewis Finch, Iowa City, Ia. 24843
I’m gonna build myself a castle on that
old Hawaiian shore; song. © 1 «¢
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 182061; Bertha
Hleanor Tibbens, Warren, O. 24844
I’m gonna get myself a fella; swing
fox-trot ; violin, with w. © 1c. Sept.
18, 1936; E unp. 132159; Vincent Bar-
ber, Schenectady, N. Y. 24845
I’m headin’ west; w Ada Dickinson
King: pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 19386; EH
unp. 132404; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24846
I’m immune to love; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 1381788;
Effie Allison, Olla, La. 24847
I’m in a dancing mood; from This’ll
make you whistle, w and m Maurice
Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman ;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 21, 1936;
E for. 45788; Cinephonic music ¢o.,
Itd., London. 24848
I’m in a lonesome mood; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131460;
Victor Hermann Wegner, Pittsfield,
Mass. 24849
I’m in love with someone; song. ©
1 @ Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 182280;
Fred Alton Haight, Medford, Or.
24850
I’m in love with you; fox-trot, w and
m Mrs. Kenneth Byers. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 1381884; Eva D.
Byers, i. e. Mrs. Kenneth Byers, Sa-
gola, Mich. 24851
I’m just a candidate for you; song. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 182112;
Melvin Richard Wettergreen, Omaha.
24852
I’m just a hobo; w George Henry Wood-
ward; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; H
unp. 132405; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24853
I’m just a plain Jane; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 132569;
Wanda Julietta Rakestraw, Asbury
Park?) Ns! 24854
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
I’m just a weary traveler; song, pf. se.
Bob Taylor. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1936;
E unp. 132166; Oliette Irene Moore,
Denver. 24855
I’m just another Humpty Dumpty; w
and m A. Adams; pf. treble. © 1.
Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 1382859; Armon
Adams, La Plata, Mo. 24856
I’m just before makin’ love to you;
wand melody. ©1e. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 181784; Maida W. Elkin and
Goodwyn Elkin, Harrisburg, Pa.
24857
I’m kinda blue over you; new w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
131283 ; Ellis S. Tuten, San Francisco.
24858
I’m like a bird with a broken wing; w
and melody Vaughn De Leath. ©
1 c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 139800;
Leonore Rose, New York. 24859
I’m longing to hold you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp. 132233;
Mae Wolk Reinstein, Chestnut Hill,
Mass. 24860
I’m looking for my heart; w and mel-
ody Harl Brent. © 1 c¢. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 1381978; Earl Karl
Breitenbach, Los Angeles. 24861
I’m not built that way; w V. C. Rice,
melody C. L. Soares. © 1 ¢ Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 131920; Charlotte
Louise Soares and Viola Catherine
Rice, Sacramento, Calif. 24862
I’m not eryin’ over any man; w H. Ball,
melody W. Mac Laughlin. © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 131779; Helen
Ball and Walter Mac Laughlin, Am-
bler, Pa. 24863
I’m not what you think I am; w Ori-
anna McPhail; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 131707; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24864
I’m one of the Jones boys; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©1e.
Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 182544; Famous
music corp., New York. 24865
I’m one step ahead of my shadow; w
and m Sammy Cahn and Saul Chap-
lin; with guit. arr. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57449; Select music publica-
tions, ine., New York. 24866
I'm sending myself; fox trot song, arr.
Sylvester Briscoe. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1936; E unp. 132171; Francisco So-
riano, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 24867
I’m sitting on top of a rainbow; w Mar-
garet Bauer; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24,
24882
1936; E unp. 132406; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 24868
I’m so blue; w Claude Faulkner, and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131365 ; C. Braxton Stewart, Barbour-
ville, Ky. 24869
I’m turning on the moonlight, pulling
in the stars; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131189; Iveaux
Millar, Grand Haven, Mich. 24870
I’m waiting for you; melody. ©1..
Sept. 3, 1986; Ei unp. 131312; Frank
M. Fefer, Philadelphia. 24871
I’m wrapped in dreams of you; w K. C.
Godfrey and Lu Earl, melody Lu Earl.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 19386; E unp. 129681;
Kennie C. Godfrey, Cedar Falls, Ia.
24872
Ym your prisoner; w Lucile Leia Nor-
man; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 19386; E
unp. 1382407; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 24873
make a humble vow; waltz song. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 132156;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 24874
I may be a wow; song. ©1c. Sept. 29,
19386; E unp. 132782; Sidney Shalit
Lippman, New York. 24875
I meant to tell you; song, w Meredith
Rolland Rhodes. © 1 e¢ Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 1382314; Gilmore Eld-
ridge Turner, Warrensburg, N. Y.
24876
measure my love; w and melody Pat
Shelton. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp.
130478; Julius Caesar Shelton, Mar-
ion, O. 24877
met Suzanne in Amsterdam; w J. T.
McMahon, m F. M. Ludington. ©
1c. Aug. 7, 1936; E unp. 181572; Fla-
via M. Ludington, Pasadena, and
John T. McMahon, Arcadia, Calif.
24878
I met the good shepherd; sacred solo,
w Edward Caswall, m W. R. Wag-
horne; med. voice. © Aug. 5, 1936;
E pub. 57192; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 24879
I need money; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 181316; Bertha Eleanor
Tibbens, Warren, O. 24880
I need you by my side; w and melody
Hudson Whittaker. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1936; E unp. 131611; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 24881
I never doubted you; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131666;
Helen Margaret Lewit, Scarsdale,
NEaY. 24882
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24883
I never knew; waltz song. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1936; EH unp. 1382571; Wm. L.
Stone, Syracuse. 24883.
never thought I should love you; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 29, 1936;
E unp. 132787; George Myron Har-
vey, Springfield, Mass. 24884
I ought to break your neck for breaking
my heart; w and m Phil Baxter ; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Sept. 18, 1936;
H pub. 57461; Jenkins music co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 24885
I promise, dear, I promise; w and m
Nevada Palmer. © 1 ec. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 1382291; Nevada Roch-
ford, Seattle.
realize it’s you I love; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; EH unp. 132261;
Ben Shapiro, Chicago. 24887
really care; song, w Neil H. Manley.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132747;
Mildred L. Reuter, Lawrence, Kan.
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I remember you with someone; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Sept. 15, 1936; E unp.
131953; Helen Assanovich, Newark,
Niid. 24889:
see the moon from my pillow; song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131927;
Harl S. Johnson, jr., Hrie, Pa. 24890
sing of a maiden; 2-pt. song, w tra-
ditional, m Patrick Hadley; sop. 1, 2.
© June 15, 1936; E for. 45631; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, The year book press,
Itd., London. 24891
I spy a spy; w Tot Seymour, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 c. Sept. 23,
1936; E unp. 132535; Famous music
corp., New York. 24892)
thank my stars: w and melody. ©
1 @ Sept. 24, 1986; EH unp. 132467;
Morris Disman, Brooklyn. 24893
I think you need a shot; w and m Wal-
ter Davis; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Sept.
30, 19836; E unp. 132808; Joe Davis,
inc., New York, 24894
I thought you were mine; w and mel-
ody Albert Gabbs. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1936; E unp. 132226; Albert Austin
Gabbs, San Diego, Calif. 24895
I took little Sue to the zoo; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
131252; Benjamin EH. Neal, Los An-
geles. 24896
I trusted in the Savior; song. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986: EH unp. 131274; Carl
W. Albany, Lawrence, L. I., N. Y.
24897
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I’ve found a nice young millionaire;
w and m M. CGC. Carter and Earle Hunt.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132466 ;
Mary Clegg Carter, Washington.
24898
I’ve got a color on my mind; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936; EH unp. 132701;
Alberta Grass, Bloomington, Ind.
24899
I’ve got a diamond ring ; song, m Luther
A. Clark; with arr. for ukulele, ete.,
Aaron A. Clark. © Aug, 6, 1986; E
pub. 57264; Alice Lucas, Richland
Center, Wis. 24960
I've got a mortgage on you; w and
melody. © 1c. July 8, 1936; E unp.
127915; Paul P. Spear and Irving
Kominsky, Rockford, III. 24901
I’ve got a stamp on my heart; song. ©
1 ce. Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 1382105;
Rose VY. Yates, Chicago. 24902
I’ve got another sweetie; song. © Aug.
6, 1986; EH pub. 57600; Louis D.
Rounds, Toledo, O. 24903
I’ve got to have you; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 182475;
Benjamin (Ben) Rosenbaum, De-
troit. 24904
I’ve got to jam for my bread; fox trot,
w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 131769; Paul Madison Knis-
kern, New York. 24905
Tve got you under my skin; from Born
to dance, w and m Cole Porter; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Sept. 11, 1936;
HE pub. 57381; Chappell & co., ine.,
New York. 24906
I’ve waited a lifetime for you; w Jim-
my Farrell, melody Jimmy Rule. ©
1 c« Aug. 29, 1986; E unp. 1351209;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,:ine., New
York. 24907
I wanna be a cowgirl cowhand; w and
melody; with yodel. ©1c. Aug. 31,
1936; E unp. 132608; Jeanette Marie
Pariseau, Norway, Mich. 24908
I want a monopoly on you; song. ©
1c Aug. 27, 1986; E unp, 1382189;
T. R. Reeves, Oklahoma City. 24909
I want a western sky; song. © Sept.
14, 19386; E pub. 57361; Roderick
Scholle, New York. 24910
I want the whole world to love you; w
Al Bryan, m Gerald Marks; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept. 8, 1936; E pub.
57552; Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble,
ine, New York. 24911
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
I want to dance, I want to sing; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1986; E
unp. 132210; Marguerite Michaud,
Miami, Fla. 24912
I want to play ina band; song. ©1ec.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 182145; Ross
F. De Roy, Washington. 24913
I wants what I wants when I wants it;
w Tot Seymour, melody Vee Lawn-
hurst. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp.
132534; Famous music corp., New
York. 24914
I was only foolin’; song; with guit. arr.
© Aug. 27, 1936; E pub. 57182; Louise
Hudson, Montgomery, Ala. 24915
I was only pretending; song, m Elwood
Speelman, © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E
unp. 132283; Grace Hlizabeth Keefe,
Springfield, O. 24916
T wasn’t lying when I said I love you;
w and m Vaughn De Leath; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Sept. 12, 19386; E
pub. 57533; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 24917
I will always love you; song. ©1e.
Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 132449; Harry
Zieve, Chicago. 24918
I will be waiting; song, m Luther A.
Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark; with arr,
for ukulele, ete., A. A. Clark. © Aug.
10, 1936; E pub. 57265; Lula V. Gross,
Bunkerhill, Kan. 24919
I will kiss your tears away; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131841; Edith R. Herve, Auckland,
S. W. I., New Zealand. 24920
I will lift up mine eyes; w of Psalm
alin, Op. 12:,. organ, acc.; ©, 1 ¢.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131891; Mary
Hattie Fuller Larsen, Norwell, Mass.
24921
I wish I could forget, I always will
remember; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131184; M.
Belle Gannon, Los Angeles. 24922
I wish I could see my darling; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1936; E
unp. 132748; Pauline Luckins, Som-
ers Point, N. J. 24923
wish that you were mine; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132681;
Philip Breton, Montmartre, Sask.,
Canada. 24924
-_
Leal
wish they didn’t mean good-bye; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 14, 1936;
E ounp. 181914; Mildred C. Turner,
Chicago. 24925
24938
I wonder; song, w Leota Gazzolo. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 4, 19386; E unp. 131899; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 24926
I wonder if Santa is ready to start
[and] Does Santa Claus live at the
north pole; w and m Olive Wilson
Hurst. © Sept. 3, 1936; E pub
57268 ; March bros. pub. co., Lebanon,
O. 24927
I wonder who you are; w and melody.
© 1 c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132373;
Dickran Sebouh, New York. 24928
If; song, m Hector Richard. © 1 e«.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 1382181; Ocie
Stebbins, Plant City, Fla. 24929
If ever I cease to love; w Harry Y.
Owen and Dave Frank, m John P.
Robichaux; with guit. arr. © July
13, 1986; E pub. 57405; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
24930
If evryone had someone like you;
song, arr. H. Salzmann. © 1 ¢. Sept.
21, 19386; E unp. 132253; Cherie An-
derson, St. Louis. 24931
If fate hadn’t been unfair; song. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132839;
Ronald Wendell Wheeler, jr., Fort
Worth. 24932
If I could always sing to you; w Law-
rence Olson; pf. © 1c Sept. 10,
19386; E unp. 181705; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or, 24933
If I could paint (your) a picture; mel-
ody Beatrice Rodick. © 1 ec. Sept.
15, 1936; E unp. 131966; Beatrice
Lydia Rodick, Brooklyn. 24934
If I could think of words; w S. J.
Segal, melody M. Shaffer. © 1 «.
Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131195; Max
Shaffer and 8S. J. Segal, Montreal.
24935
If I didn’t have you; from ’Round the
town, w Lew Brown, melody Sammy
Fain. ©1. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
131292; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 24936
If I had three wishes; w F. Daniels, m
A. Tonseth. © 1 ec. May 29, 1936;
E unp. 126956; Frank Daniels and
Anne Tonseth, Long Beach, Calif.
24937
If I had you dear to welcome me home;
w A. V. Campbell and C. I. Alexan-
der, m Pearl Hansen. © 1 e. Sept.
38, 1986; E unp. 182736; A, V. Camp-
bell and C. I. Alexander, McCreary,
Manit., Canada. 24938
1111
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24939
If I only had a ring; song, w Maud
Rowley. © 1 e. Sept. 21, 1936; E
unp. 132298; Maurice Wesley Row-
ley, London, Ont., Canada. 24939
If I should ever be without a sweet-
heart; words and music by H.
O’Neill; pf. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1936;
E unp. 182795; Harl O’Neill, Saylors-
burg, Pa. 24940
If I were you; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132641; Mil.
dred Cox Turner, Pittsburgh. 24941
If my eyes are deceiving me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1986; E
unp. 1382679; Herman Krinsky, Oak-
land, Calif.
If the band of a wedding ring could
only play a tune; w and melody. ©
1 c Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 182717;
Mildred Brooks, Los Angeles. 249438
If this is good-bye; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 ©.
Sept. 28, 1986; EH unp. 1382669; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
i 24944
If we never meet again; w and m
Horace Gerlach and Louis Arm-
strong; with guit. arr. © June 22,
19386; E pub. 57899; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 24945
If ye abide in Me; hymn, w from John
15. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57506;
Richard John Oliver, Chicago. 24946
If you buy lemon, you must buy water-
melon; fox trot, w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 131808;
Marcel Rodrigo, Brooklyn. 24947
If you can hide the sunlight; w L. W.
Miller, m C. 8S. Hatfield. ©1c. Sept.
3, 1936; E unp. 131849; Luther W.
Miller and Cora Salmans Hatfield,
Wichita, Kan. 24948
If you pray; song. © Sept. 3, 1936; E
pub. 57339; Joseph J. Harris, Dallas.
. y 24949
Illusion; by Samuel Kaylin; pf. ©1le.
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131500; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 24950
Image (The) of you; song, w L. M.
Fiedler and Stan Redka. © 1 «
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131450; Leon
M. Fiedler, New York. 24951
Imitation angel; w and melody. ©1c.
Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131987 ; Thomas
Hatton Collins, Dallas. 24952
Immortal (The) G. A. R. march; pf.
© Sept. 17, 1936; E pub. 57575;
Frank M. Heacock, Media, Pa.
24953
%
24942 |
pt. III, n.S., Vv. 381
Important (An) person; by Dorothy
Howell; violin and pf. © Aug. 24,
1936; E for. 45642; Associated board
of the Royal schools of music, Lon-
don, London. 24954
Improvisation; de Alexandre Tans-
man; pf. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45712; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24955
In a beautiful garden of dreams; w
S. Taub, m A. Wertheim; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 1382290; Arnold
Wertheim and Sylvia Taub, New
York. 24956
In a continental room; w and m Roy
Newell, Nat Simon and Allen Leafer ;
with guit. arr. © Sept. 1, 1986; H
pub. 57219; Superior music, inc., New
York. 24957
In a dream house I'll build for you;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936;
E unp. 132597 ; Ray Foster, Brooklyn.
24958
In a garden of roses; waltz, w and
melody. ©1ce. Sept. 15, 1936; E unp.
131946; Edward Stephens, Elizabeth,
N. J. 24959
In a garden, service for two; w and m
Hortense Hirsch. © 1 ec. Sept. 16,
1986; E unp. 132018; Horthensia
Hirsch, Los Angeles. 24960
In a little one room house; song. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132684;
Ralph Higbee, Washington. 24961
In a little Swiss chalet; from White
horse inn, w Norman Zeno, m Will
Irwin; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57653; Chappell
& co., ine., New York. 24962
In a quaint old fashioned garden in
Japan; w Pauline Heckman, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp.
131281; Luella Towl, Lakewood, O.
24963
In a sea cradle; by Lila Phillips; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57478; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24964
In a Tyrolean village; by Charles Max-
well. © 1. Sept. 5, 1936; E ump.
131504; Movietone music corp., New
York. 24965
In heaven; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Sept. 5,
1936 ; E unp. 131467 ; Minnie A. Boger,
Mount Vernon, Ill. 24966
In ieiunio et fletu; motet, w from Joel
1, m Thomas Tallis, ed. from Can-
1112
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1986
tiones sacrae, with an English text
added, Edmund H. Fellowes ; 5 mixed
voices; organ ace. © May 14, 1936;
E for. 45541 ; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 24967
In love with love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131408;
Robert David Keith, Hollywood,
Calif. 24968
In memory of a friend; orch. Se. ©1e.
Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 131658; Victor
Kolar, Detroit. 24969
In my arms; ‘Ww and melody Pat Shel-
ton. © 1c. Aug. 20, 19386; E unp.
130482; Julius Caesar Shelton,
Marion, O. 24970
In my dream; w Esther Baker; pf. ©
1 ce. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131708;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
24971
In my dreams last night; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132039;
Minnie Terrell, Greensboro, N. C.
24972
In my hour of loneliness; song, m
George G. Major. © 1 c. Sept. 16,
1936; E unp. 132015; Hazel Fraser,
McGehee, Ark. 24973
In my nursery; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 19386; E unp. 1381519; Nell
Ballard, South Haven, Kan. 24974
In my treasure chest of dreams; waltz
song, melody A. Hamilton and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936;
EK unp. 1320938; Aileen Hamilton,
Shawnee, Okl. 24975
In stiller klause; 24 kompositionen,
Hermann Wenzel; harmonium.
bande 1, 2. © Oct. 18, 1982; E for.
45599, 45600; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
24976, 24977
In te Domine speravi; extrait du
Psaume 31, de J. A. de Baif, m
Marguerite Roesgen-Champion; 4
voix mixtes. © July 1, 1936; E for.
45828; Editions musicales de la
schola cantorum, Paris. 24978
In the beautiful twilight of evening;
waltz, w and melody James and Mi-
chael Mack. © Sept. 3, 1986; E pub.
57425; James McCarron and Mi-
chael McCarron, Lowell, Mass.
24979
In the blacksmith shop; by Edythe
Pruyn Hall, arr. Preston Ware Orem;
pf, 6 hands. © Sept. 18, 1986;
E pub. 57526; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 24980:
24994
In the chapel in the moonlight; w and
melody Billy Hill. © 1. Sept. 26,
19836; E unp. 182658; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 24981
In the cocktail lounge; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 21, 1986; EH unp. 131208; Har-
old Barclay, Chicago. 24982
In the dell; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 132227; Flor-
ence Cole Heckman, South Effing-
ham, N. H. 24983
In the gloaming; arr. A. P. McKin-
ney and R. F. Tomlinson; Hawaiian
guit., in note and diagram, with w.
© Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57591;
McKinney’s pub. co., Peoria, I.
24984
In the higher way; pf., with w. ©
July 8, 1986; E pub. 57355; Philip
Walton Brown, Portland, Or. 24985
In the land of make believe; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 22, 1936; E unp.
132335; Henry Zwick, Rosedale,
Raspeburg, Md. 24986
In the light of a romantic moon; w
William Kaylo; pf. © 1 ec. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 132408; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 24987
In the middle of a romance; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131409; Robert David Keith, Holly-
wood, Calif. 24988
In the Ozark mountains of Missouri;
song. ©1e. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp.
131786; Ralph Masterson, San An-
gelo, Tex. 24989
In the shadow of the pines; waltz song,
w and m Dwight Butcher. © Sept.
14, 1936; E pub. 57520; Joe Davis,
inc., New York. 24990
In the summertime; w and melody;
in C. ©1e. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
132680; Richard Tennyson Baker,
Washington. 24991
In the valley where the wild flowers
grow; w and m Fred Rose; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Sept. 24, 1936;
E pub. 57661; T. S. Denison & Co.,
Chicago. 24992
In the woodlands; folk song. © 1 ©¢.
July 17, 19386; E unp. 131647; Emma
Olive Pederson, Los Angeles. 24993
In Thy way; song. © 1c. Sept. 3,
19386; E unp. 131307; Alice White-
hurst Walsh, Norfolk, Va. 24994
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24995
In time; w Tot Seymour, m Ann Leaf,
pf. sc. Mario Agnolucci; with uku-
lele and guit. arr. © Sept. 3, 1986;
E pub. 57228; Famous music corp.,
New York. 24995
In time of roses; w Thomas Hood, m
James Ainslie Murray. © July 24,
1936; H for. 45528; Augener, Itd.,
London. 24996
In you I place my faith; song. ©
Sept. 23, 1986; E pub. 57577; Harry
H. Shapiro, New York. 24997
In your embrace; English w Al Still
man, Spanish w and m Nano Rodri-
go; with arr. for guit., ete. © Sept.
14, 1986; E pub. 57363; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
24998
In your heart; waltz, w Genevieve
Weir; pf. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E
unp. 1382586; Krank Magnetico, As-
toria, L./1 Neve 24999
India bella; Inka song, triste folklore
del Peru, letra Federico Barreto, m
Rosa M. De Morales; 2 voces. ©
May 26, 1986; E for. 45749; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
25000:
Inno per gli ex combaitenti italiani,
post no. 1; canzone, m Luigi Di Gia-
como. ©1ec. July 23, 1936; E unp.
1296383; G. Gissara, Lawrence, Mass.
25001
Inspiration; nocturnal rhapsody, Peter
De Rose and Charles Harold, pf. se.
©. Harold; pf. © Sept. 11, 1936; E
pub. 57423; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 25002
Installment daddy; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 5, 1986; EH unp. 129640;
Melvin Hans, Chicago. 25003:
Irish festival overture. © 1 ec. Sept.
26, 19386; E unp. 132620; John F.
Carabella, Albany. 25004
Is evrything copesetic; w and m Bill
Robinson, Connie Bemis and Lew
Porter; with guit. arr. © Sept. 10,
1936; E pub. 57445; Western music
publishers, San Francisco. 25005
Is it you; w and melody Rita Jarvis.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1936: E unp. 131796;
Rita Jarvis Dare, New York. 25006
Is this a dream; waltz, w L. J. De Ruiz,
m O. Rivera S. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1936;
E unp. 182460; Otilio Rivera and
Lawrence J. De Ruiz, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 25007
Dt. 1, Ness vot
Island of dreams: w Ruth Colby, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 21, 1936; H
unp. 132296; Rose L. Toland, Milton,
ass. 25008
Isle (The); w Shelley, m Cecil Shar-
man; mixed voices. © Aug. 25, 1936;
E for. 458388; Banks & son, York,
England. 25009
Isle (The) of Mindanao; song, arr.
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1986; E unp. 132045; Vivian V. Clark,
Butuan, Mindanao Is.,,Philippine Is.
25010
Isles of enchantment; song. © 1 «@
Sept. 9, 19386; E unp. 181680; Leo
Mosler, Portland, Or. 25011
It all depends on thee; song, w Ki
Amrine. © 1 ce Sept. 14, 19386; HE
unp. 1819387; J. Chas. MeNeil, Los
Angeles. 25012
It goes to your feet; from ’Round the
town, w Lew Brown, melody Sammy
Fain. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
131293 ; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
25018
It is true “bout my Dixie; pf., with w.
©1e. Sept. 23, 19386; E unp. 132376;
Henry Bak May, Atlanta. 25014
It isn’t true; fox-trot; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
1382653; George Bergman, Superior,
Wis. 25015
It’s a waltz, dear, let’s dance; song, m
Raymond C. Holland. © 1 e. Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 1381897; John
Michael Toohey, Fall River, Mass.
25016
It’s as plain as the nose on your face;
w A. Fillie, melody C. J. Gaal. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131637;
Charles J. Gaal, Norwood, N. J., and
Anthony Fillie, Emerson, N. J.
25017
It’s God’s good day, and mine; w Val
G. Powell; mixed voices. © Sept.
24, 1936; E pub. 57663; Carolyn D.
Hoffman, Baldwin, N. Y. 25018
It’s in your eyes; w Nick Kenny, m Al
Vann, pf. sc. Paul Hill; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 17, 1936; E pub.
57522; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 25019
it’s just a wee house to you who pass
by, but it’s home sweet home to me;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1986;
E unp. 182752; Della Shannon Davis,
La Crosse, Wash. 25020
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no. 9, 1936
It’s just another dream; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Sept.
d¥, 1936; Es unp. 9132086; Stella
Snyder, Davenport, Ia. 25021
It’s no sin to love; w Herman Stillman,
and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1936;
E unp. 131951; Nathan Stillman,
Ontario, Calif. 25022
It’s not a crime; w and melody Andrew
Buschine. © 1 c¢. Sept. 14, 1936; E
unp. 131917; Andrew P. Buschine,
San Jose, Calif. 25023
It’s only an old faded picture; w
Thomas Simmons Neal; pf. © 1 «
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 151709; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25024
It’s quite possible; song, w J. Ward.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 132177;
Barry Shipman, Hollywood, Calif.
25025
It’s spring; w and melody.
Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 131622; Fred
T. Bottorff, Los Angeles. 25026
It’s the doctor’s orders; from *Round
the town, w Lew Brown, melody
Sammy Fain. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1986;
E unp. 131294; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 25027
It’s the Gypsy in me; w Charlie Tobias,
m Dave Franklin; with guit. arr. ©
Aug. 28, 1936; E pub. 57193; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
25028
It’s too bad; w and melody. ©1.e.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131393; Evelyn
Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif.
25029
It’s very necessary; song. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 132713; Ruth Bir-
mingham, Detroit. 25030
It’s your time, not my time, to make
up; pf. treble, with w. © 1. Aug.
27, 1986; E unp. 132007; Fred E.
Boardman, Pomona, Calif., and Fred
Turner, Sylvester, Tex. 25031
It seems to me; song, melody Clarence
Pirez. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp.
132712; Elmer Lantz, jr., Chicago.
25082
It wasn’t to be; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132585; Vera
Linnea Gustafson, Kent, O. 250338
Ivy covered shack; song. © Sept. 17,
1936; E pub. 57432; Charles T. Em-
mons, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 25034
Jacksonville blues; w and m Walter
Davis; pf. treble. pts. 1 and 2. ©
Orie}
25048
1c. each Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132809,
132810; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
25035, 25036
Jaffrennou (Francois) 20. chansons
populaires; pour les écoles de Bre-
tagne, sur des airs de _ folklore
celtique, adaptation paroles fran-
caises Taldir. [Breton and French
texts] © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 45728;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 250387
Jam; fox trot, melody. © 1 c. Sept.
9, 1936; E unp. 131613; William Con-
rad Wilhelm, Baltimore. 250388
Jamboree Jones; w and m Johnny Mer-
cer. © 1. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132060; Robbins music corp., New
York. 25039
Jay (The) hawk’s song; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 132362;
Oporia Lionel Orton, Lawrence, Kan.
25040
Je réve; paroles Paul Fort, m Gaspare
Bona. © June 14, 1936; E for. 45822 ;
Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy.
25041
Je yous revois ... madame; valse du
film Le vagabond bien aimé, paroles
Jean de Letraz et Albert Willemetz,
m Richard Heymann. © May 1, 1936;
E for. 45657; Royalty, Paris. 25042
Jesus cares; w Wynte Weber, m har-
monized David Christiansen; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57237; Harry
D. Clarke, Waterloo, Ia. 25043
Joanna; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 1382447 ; Cecile Chap-
man, Brooklyn. 25044
Joe Louis rhythm; w M. B. Setzer, mel-
ody E. Madden. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1936; E unp. 182817; Eduard Mad-
den, Syracuse, N. Y., and Mary Brown
Setzer, Greensboro, N. C. 25045
John Shag 35; prose Gilbert de Voisins,
adaptation anglaise Winnie Feely et
André Himonet, m Pierre Vellones,
ep. 58. °©. June 15,, 18386-> EB for.
45716; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
25046
Johnny Apple-seed ; song, from Indiana
suite. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp.
132167; Vera M. Aker, Ft. Wayne.
25047
Jo-Jo, the cannibal kid; w Johnny Mer-
cer, m Rube Bloom; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Sept. 28, 1936; E for.
45815; Sun music pub. co., Itd., Lon-
don. 25048
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25049
Jom hachupe; selection, melody.
1 c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131556;
Joseph Brody, Laurelton, L. I., N. Y.
25049
Josephine; fox-trot, Burke Bivens and
Wayne King, arr. Art McKay; orch.
pts. © Sept. 11, 1936; E pub. 57418;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 25050:
song. ©1e. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
1382709; Harry Belson, Baltimore.
25051
Joy (The) of a life so true; w J. R.
Colgin, sr..m B. Clements. © 1.
July 21, 1986; E unp. 131180: J. R.
Colgin, sr., Bernie Clements and R. E.
Tankersley, Houston.
Joy overflowing; hymn, harmonized
Mrs. L. J. Hire. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57505; Richard John Oliver, Chi-
cago. 25053
Joyce; pf.
unp. 182352; Henry Ywanow, East
Chicago, Ind. 25054
Juanita ; serenata espanola, op. 60; mel-
ody, with pf. ace. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 182288; Alfred Arriola,
San Francisco. 25055
Jubilee; w and m Maxine T. Reisman.
©1e. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131229;
Maxine Reisman, Atlantic City.
25056
Jump Jeep, I give you orchids; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1 c« Sept. 28, 1986; H unp. 132542;
Famous music corp., New York.
25057
Junge (Der) klaviervirtuos; 100 kleine
vorspielsttickehen, volkslieder u. op-
ernmelodien Hermann Wenzel; kla-
vier. bd. 3 u. 4. © Nov. 1, 1931; E
for. 45610, 45611; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 25058, 25059
Junge meister der tonkunst; v. Elise
Zernikow ; pf. bande 1, 2. © Oct. 18,
1932); E for. 45593, 45594; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 25060, 25061
Just a favorite of men; fox trot song,
melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 132077; Franklyn
M. W. Smith, Newark, N. J. 25062
Just a little cottage in the mountains;
w Laura Lee Blair; pf. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 182409; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 25063
Just a little kiss won’t do dear; song.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 1381545;
Madge Tuttle Kessler, Asheville,
N. C.
25052 |:
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E-
25064 |
Dt. TIT, Msi, i
© | Just a little love affair; w August Dah-
ler; pf. ©1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
131710; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25065
Just a memory: w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131663; Wil-
liam John Wait, Oelwein, Ia. 25066
Just a rank stud; w Victoria Spivey,
melody Addie Spivey. © 1 ec. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 132688; Wabash mu-
sie co., Chicago. 25067
Just a roaming vagabond; w Vernon
Lincoln Exline, Andrew Mark Purdy,
McGarrey Randolph Kiely and James
R. Kendrick; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1381711; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25068
Just a teenie weenie drink; w and m
Byron Gay. © July 31, 1936; E pub.
57271; Forster music publisher, ine.,
Chicago. 25069
Just an interlude; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131468; Vera
Louisa Nelson, Paw Paw, Mich.
25070
Just another broken blossom; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 182097; Rich-
ard Gray, Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada.
25071
Just another day without you; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131410; Robert David Keith, Holly-
wood, Calif. 25072
Just another dream; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 1381394;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 25073
Just another play-boy; fox-trot song,
m Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Sept. 17,
1936; E unp. 132089; Dean Love,
Austin, Texas. 25074
Just because; song, arr. EH. Salzmann.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 1382254;
Cherie Anderson, St. Louis. 25075
—w Myrtle Ashcraft. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131400; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 25076
Just broken promises; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Sept. 25, 1936; E-
unp. 132564; Lolita Jefferson Buster,
Chicago. 25077
Just embers; w Jimmy DeMayo and
G. A. Dewey, m J. DeMayo; pf. ©
Aug. 22, 19386; E pub. 57305; Glenn
Adelbert Dewey, Chicago. 25078
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no. 9, 1936
Fust fddlin’; violin; pf acc © 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132551; Paul
J. Mueller, Spokane. 25079
Just for a kiss; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 1381469; William
L. Monasco, McAlester, Okl. 25080:
Just keep me in mind; song. © 1.
Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 181866; Wil-
liam Carr, jr., Newark, N. J. 25081
Just kept swinging along; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Sept.
17, 19386; E unp. 132090; James A.
Robinson, Durham, N. C. 25082
Just leave it all with Jesus; song, mel-
ody James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
132692; H. O. Waterman, Waukon, Ia.
25083
Just like a little love story; song, Ww
Bertram Hobbs. ©1c. Sept. 3, 1936;
E unp. 131289; Arthur Peter Belich,
Pelham, N. Y. 25084
Just like a spider catches a fly; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
132726; William Obed Merrill, Hard-
wick, Vt. 25085
Just lonesome; song, m James L.
Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 182271; Felicia
Lynch, Bastrop, La. 25086
Just one dance; fox trot song. ©1-c.
Sept. 14, 19386; E unp. 181844; John J.
Kozar, Aultman, Pa. 25087
Just one little kiss; song, m L. Fleming.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 1381200;
Jacob H. Kieselmann, St. Louis.
25088
Just say aloha; w Billy Hill, melody
Peter De Rose. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1936;
E unp. 1382659; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 25089
Just the moonlight, a car and you; song.
© 1e. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132139;
Jack Wallace, Little Rock, Ark.
25090
Just you; fox trot song. © 1. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 181854; Lola Pearl,
Council Bluffs, Ia. 25091
fox-trot, w and melody. ©1..
Sept. 19, 1986; E unp. 182192; Jos. C.
Estrella, Los Angeles. 25092
Just you and I; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132272: Frank
Thomson, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
25093
Kangaroo—polka ; melody. © 1 c¢. Sept.
16, 1936; EH unp. 132001; John M. Kol-
man, Detroit. 25094
Karisma; by Susan Spain-Dunk; odeon
and salon orch. pts. © June 2, 1936;
EH for. 45626; Cranz & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 25095
Kathryn; w Eva Bosworth; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132410; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25096
Kathryn’s wedding day; w adapted
from the German, William Hunter,
German tune arr. Morten J. Luvaas;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Sept. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57592; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 25097
Keep a song in your heart; w and mel-
ody Vaughn De Leath. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 132121; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
25098
Keep a-riding with Roosevelt; song, m
Alec Denham. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1936;
E unp. 181882; Thomas W. Plumb,
Los Angeles. 25099
Keep me no longer in the dark; w and
melody. ©41c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
1381255; Thomas M. Gallagher, New
Haven. 25100
Keep the bees away from my honey; w
and melody Bill Merrill. ©1ce. Sept.
8, 1986; E unp. 131521; William Obed
Merrill, Hardwick, Vt. 25101
Keloeber elementary scale and chord
studies for the violin; by Robert L.
Keloeber. © Sept. 3, 1936; AA
215521; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
25102
Kick off your shoes and go barefoot;
song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp.
132179; Barry Shipman, Hollywood,
Calif. 25103
King (The) of Yvetot; w Pierre Jean
de Beranger, tr. Wm. Toynbee, m
William S. Nagle; men’s voices. ©
Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57469; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 25104
King Solomon, swing oh swing: song.
©1l1e. Aug. 27, 1986; E unp. 131646;
Thomas Page, Lima, O. 25105
Kingdom (The) of a child; song, w
James Whitcomb Riley; high voice.
© Sept. 17, 1986; E pub. 57589;
Martha Mendenhall Rippell, Buffalo.
. 25106
King’s ex; song, m Charles R. Gorrell.
©l1e. Sept. 29, 19386; E unp. 132788;
Esther May Keck, Toledo. 25107
1117
25108
Kiss away my tears, darling; w Len
Keslon; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
EH ounp. 132411; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25108
Kiss (The) Ill never forget; pf. treble,
with w. ©1. Sept. 22, 1986; H
unp. 132329; Harry R. Paul, George-
town, Demerara, British Guiana.
25109:
Kiss me to-night; w and m Hortense
Hirsch. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; HE
unp. 132019; Hortensia Hirsch, Los
Angeles. 25110
Kiss (The) that I stole from you; w
and melody. © 1. July 31, 1936;
E unp. 129426; Flinton Walker, Bal-
timore. 25111
Kisses from my violin to you; w Al
Bryan, melody Doris Fisher. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 181297; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 25112
Kitty McCue; pf., with w. © 1. ec.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132300; Joseph
F. Brown, Nutley, N. J. 25113
Knitting isn’t kissing; w and melody
Helen Carmichael. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1986; E unp. 132852 ; Helen Carmich-
ael Lowcock, New York. 25114
Knock on wood; w Ruby Wright and
Barney Rapp, melody Silvio Quinto.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1986; E unp. 122028;
Bernard Harry Rapoport, Cincinnati.
25115
Kobieta szuka mitoSci ...; wale an-
gielski, stowa: B. Kuron, m: T. Kwie-
ciiski. © July 14, 1936; E for.
45573; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw.
25116
= DE. sels ee ORK:
strony.) ©) July, 14,, 1986; EE. for.
45574; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 25117
Kronprinsesse Ingrids marsch; af Kai
Nielsen; pf. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45559 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
25118
La-de-de la-de-da, says I’m in love with
you; w Sam M. Lewis, melody Peter
De Rose. © 1. Sept. 29, 1936; E
unp. 1382763; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 25119
Ladder of moonbeams; song. ©,1 «¢.
Sept. 29, 1936; E unp. 182813; Flor-
ence D. Maynard, Boylston, Mass.
25120
Lady in black; w A. C. Rich, melody
R. M. Osborne. © 1 ec. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 181352; Arthur Clyde
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pt. 111, HYS: vy. ok
Rich and Ralph M. Osborne, Wil-
mar, Calif. 25121
Lady in the moon; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
9, 1936; E unp. 181621; Eugene Col-
lins Abrams, Schenectady, N. Y.
25122
uady (The) in white; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132292;
Hraste James Comeaux, Opelousas,
La. 25123
Lafayette toast song; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp. 131948;
Charles Edward Straub, Haston, Pa.
25124
Land (The) of Popeye; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1
e. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 1382531;
Famous music corp., New York.
25125
Land of tears; selection, melody. ©
1 ec. Sept.. 8, 1986; E unp. 131557;
Joseph Brody, Laurelton, L. I., N. Y.
25126
Land on your feet with Landon; w and
melody. © 1 ce Sept. 11, 1936; B
unp. 131778; Mildred C. Turner, Chi-
cago. 25127
Lanna; pochod, by Josef Biskup, op.
20, arr. B. Leopold; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 28, 1985; E for. 45635; Edition
continental, B. Leopold, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 25128
Last (The) hour; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
19, 1986; EO wnp: 132220) aime
Bach, Eau Claire, Wis. 25129
Last night; w and melody. © 1 «
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132530; Adam
Edward West, Oberlin, O. 25130
Last (The) waltz with Sally; song,
melody Phil Starr. © 1 ec Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 1313808; Bonnie Ham-
blet, Seattle. 25134)
Latch on; by Thomas Waller; pf. ©
1 c. Sept. 2, 19386; E unp. 131265;
Philip L. Ponce, ine., New York.
25132
Lay hold, by faith: hymn, w and m
B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1, 19386; E
pub. 57606; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 25133
Lay like you’re dead; w Yank Porter
and Benny Waters, and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132647;
Louis Thomas Jordan, New York.
25134
Lazy harbor; w J. Yarmov, melody F.
Hardy and M. Tracy. ©1e. Sept. 9,
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
1936; E unp. 132609; Jack Yarmoy,
Fred Hardy and McKee Tracy, At-
lantie City. 25135
Lazy melody; pf., with w. ©1ce. Sept.
11, 1986; E unp. 181789; Henry Bak
May, Atlanta. 25136
Lazy tune; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 15,
19386: E unp. 131954; Christine Ros-
setti Caton, Chicago. 211
Learn how to lose; from The king steps
out, based on Caprice viennois, w
Dorothy Fields, m Fritz Kreisler. ©
July 10, 1986; E pub. 57005; Charles
Foley, New York. 25188
Leave it to Katarina ; from White horse
inn, w Irving Caesar, m Jara Benes,
arr. Albert Szirmai; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 24, 1936; E pub.
57651; Chappell & co., ine., New York.
25139)
Leave me a mem’ry; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp. 131337;
Victoria I. Johnston, Douglas, Ga.
25140
Leave me alone; song, arr. Mae Davis.
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131300;
Josephine Helen Madia, Geneva,
Nw YS 25141
Legend of the bells; w and m Roy V.
Rhodes; mixed cho. and sop. solo;
with chimes ad lib. © Aug. 25, 1986 ;
E pub, 57321; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 25142
Lei (A) to you is an aloha from me;
song, w Lena Machado. ©1e. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 132723; M. C. Jervis,
Honolulu. 25143:
Lemke; rally song for the Union party.
© Sept. 12, 1986; E pub. 57504; Lar-
kin Craig Chandler, New York.
25144
Lend me a smile; waltz, w and melody.
©1e. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 131815;
Blanche Baker Colton, Derrick City,
Pa. 25145
Lest it be forgotten, dear; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ec, Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
131272; Miriam Laurel Curtis, Bel-
mont, Mass. 25146
Let me come over and see you to-night ;
w and melody Basil G. Adlam. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132796;
Educational films corp. of America,
New York. 25147
Let me dream on; song. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1986; E unp. 182590; Bernard T.
Skinner, San Francisco. 25148
25162
Let’s be a little more friendly ; w and
melody Harry Woods. © 1 ¢. Sept.
9, 1986 ; H unp. 132100; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 25149
Let’s be birdies; w and melody. © 1
c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132623; Jean
Lawrence Cook, New York. 25150
Let’s be friends again; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 2, 1986; EH unp. 131305; Flavia
M. Ludington, Pasadena, Calif.
25151
Let’s begin to play; pianobook for the
very young, verses and m Buenta
Carter. pts. 1, 2. © Sept. 22, 1986;
AA215530; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 25152
Let’s build a bridge to the moon; w
Charles Cecil Selleck; pf. © 1 «
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132412; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
251538
Let’s dance and dream; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131835;
Hvelyn A. Castlen, New Richmond,
O. 25154
Let’s dance the minuet; w and m Paul-
ine Hart. © 1 e¢. Sept. 14, 1986; H
unp. 131918; Pauline Hartman, New
York. 25155
Let’s dance this waltz all over again;
w and melody G. P. Brown and Har-
old Richard Thompson. © 1 ¢c. Sept.
26, 1986 ; E. unp. 132651; Gilbert Paris
Brown, Represa, Calif. 25156
Let’s face the future together; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1936; #
unp. 1382583; Morris Disman, Brook-
lyn, 25157
Let’s land with Landon and _ pros-
perity; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
25, 19386; E unp. 182587; Aaron
Brown, Miami, Fla. 25158
Let’s make our dreams come true;
song. ©l1e. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp.
132526; Laura. Bess Ketchum Jett,
Columbia, Mo. 25159
Let’s not make a fuss; waltz; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1. Sept. 2, 1936;
E eunp. 131246; Charles George Lein-
ster, Lynbrook, N. Y. 25160
Let’s shout; w P. Robert, and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 19386; E unp. 132282;
Porter Roberts and Carl B. Ander-
son, Toledo. 25161
m Vernon
Let’s start anew; song,
Nolte. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131383; Charles Dickson Spangler,
Chicago. 25162
1119
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23163
Let’s start over again; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181470; Clifton
E. Spoor, Honolulu. 25163
Let’s walk in loveliness; w S. J. Nar-
done, jr., and F. Cutting, melody
Maurice L. Seaman. © 1 c. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 181370; Fred Cutting,
Sparty J. Nardone, jr., and Maurice
Seaman, New York. 25164
Let us all unite for freedom; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; HE
unp. 131919; Aurelia Delicati Cit-
tadino, Long Island City. 25165
Let us be depression sweethearts;
song, m Louis Gonzalez. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1936; E unp. 181512; J. Frank Es-
quivel, New York. 25166
Let us remember; song, pf. se. Basil
Sadler. © Aug. 22, 1936; E pub.
57569; Ida dé Belle Smith, Balti-
more. 25167
Let us waltz once again; waltz, w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131665; Clay Hargrave, Ruth, Nev.
25168
*"Leven miles from Leavenworth; w
and m Phil Baxter; with ukulele
arr Cali ve: Mai® 21936) 5) unp.
131275; State street music pub. co.,
Chicago. 25169
Levin (Arnold A.) Ballade; melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 1381635;
Arnold A. Levin, N. Y. 25170
Liberty shall stand; song. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1936; E unp. 181224; John Trav-
ers Moore, Dayton, O. 25171
Liebeslied; by A. Henselt, arr. Law-
rence C. Long; with conductor. 1.
Full band-—2. Full orch. © Sept.
10, 1986; E pub. 57241, 57242; Joseph
H. Agnew, Des Moines. 25172, 25173
Lied (Dus) fin der ghetto; w Jacob
Jacobs, and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 25,
19386; E unp. 182557; Alexander Ol-
shanetsky, New York. 25174
Life has done something to you; song,
w Norma W. Riepe. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132696; Jeanne Riepe,
Centerville, Ia. 25175
Lightning; pf. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1936;
E unp. 1382103; Max Rutkowski and
Rita Phillips, Milwaukee. 25176
Lights in the harbor; w Harry Pease,
melody Billy Haid. © 1. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132238; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 25177
pt. 111, ne'S: ives
Lights (The) of the city grow bright;
song of New York, arr. Bruno Hans
Meyers; pf., with w. ©1c. Sept. 9,
1986; E unp. 132124; Chief Bright-
fire Thunder Sky, New York. 25178
Lightship (The) bell; song. © July
27, 1986; E pub. 57252; Lucius C.
Dunn, San Pedro, Calif. 25179
Lille (Kn) foraarshilsen; tekst og m:
Henry Carlsen; ork. stemmer.
July 21, 1986; E for. 45551; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 25180
Lily pads; by Harold Locke; pf. ©
Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57490; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25181
Lincoln school song; song. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57455; Frances M. Ling,
Owosso, Mich. 25182
Linda mariposa ; vals, letra y m Rafael
Hernandez. © June 22, 1936; EH for.
45772; Southern music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 25183
Lindeman (Henry) 18 modern hot
saxophone solos; arr. H. Lindeman
and Harold Blanchard; alto and ten.
saxophones; pf. acc. no. 2. © Sept.
1, 1936; E pub. 57286; Mills music,
ine., New York. 25184
Listen to the band; w and melody. ©
1.¢ Sept. 25, 19865 Eng iaessn:
Frederick Brock, New Rochelle, N. Y.
25185
Little angel footsteps; ballad. © 1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131857: Jose-
phine Spring, Bellefontaine, O.
25186
Little cowboy; w Duncan Browning
and Harmon Charles, m Felix Ber-
nard; with arr. for guit., etc ©
Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57669; Miller
music, inc., New York. 25187
Little (A) faded flower; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131471; Heber
Keirn, Assumption, Tl. 25188
Little favors; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 131959; Frank
Von Luehrte, Cincinnati. 25189
Little incidents; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131664;
William John Wait, Oelwein, Ia.
25190
Little Jack Horner; new setting of an
old rhyme, J. Michael Diack; in C.
1120
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25217
nnn nn ee UIEEIIEIEEIEEEEETEEEEEEEE
© Aug. 1, 1936; E for. 45836; Pater- | Lock me in your heart; w and melody.
son’s publications, ltd., London.
25191
Little (The) lamb,—The airship [and]
The owl; w and m Alice Mayfield ;
pf. With biographical sketch. ©
Sept. 3, 1936; E pub. 57514; Art
publication soc., Clayton, Mo. 25192
Little (A) love, a little kiss, a little
smile; w and m Karl Kattus. ©1c.
Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 132831; Charles
Henry Kattus, Cincinnati. 25193
Little Red Riding Hood; operetta, m
Annette Tepe. Voc. sec. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1936; D 39131; Marcella Tepe,
Quincy, Ill. 25193*
Little sinner; w and melody. ©1c.
Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 131794; Flor-
ence Swerdlow, Philadelphia. 25194
Little sleepyhead; pf., with w. ©1ce.
Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 131236; Henry
Bak May, Atlanta. 25195
Little (The) sod shack on the plain;
w Grace Lucille Mason; pf. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131712; Syl
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25196
Little (The) square house on the side
of a hill; song, w C. Frances Porter.
© 1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131401;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 25197
Little white cottage at the end of the
lane; w and m A. BH. Clark. ©1c.
Aug. 10, 1936; E unp. 129985; Ange-
line Evarena Grey, Alsey, Ill. 25198
Live a Gypsy interlude; Gypsy song,
w and m Norman Macer, arr. Har-
old Potter; with guit. arr. © Sept.
24, 1936; E pub. 57550; National
music pub. corp., New York. 25199
Livet er en tango; tango, tekst:
Mogens Kaarge, m: Laurits Howalt;
pf. © July 21, 1986; E for. 45567;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 25200
Living for the moment; song. © 1.
Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 181771; Walter
Rupeka, Chicago. 25201
Living on the delta; w and m H. A.
De Mund and Freddie Johnson; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131526;
Harold Alexander De Mund, Rox-
bury, Mass. 25202
Lizzie Pinklefink, oh yeah; fox-trot, w
and m Gus. Alberth and Willy
Ryther. © Aug. 21, 1986; E pub.
57195: Kenneth Gustav Alberth, Say-
ville, N. Y. 25203
© 1c. Sept. 19, 19386; E unp. 132211;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami, Fla.
25204
Lodate Maria; variazioni sinfoniche,
Giocondo Fino; grand’ organo. ©
June 14, 1986; E for. 45819; Gug-
lielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy. 25205
Log (A) cabin, dear, that’s built for
you; w Mrs. Earl McKinney, m and
ukulele arr. Luther A. Clark. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132697;
Catherine M. McKinney, Delavan,
Wis. 25206
London suite; to theme London bridge
is falling down, Ira F. Vail; band
pts., with conductor. © Aug. 81,
1936 ; E pub. 57411; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 25207
Lonely ; song, w Katherine Conklin. ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132244;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 25208
Lonely (The) dell; pf. with w. ©le.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131326; John
Thomas Prenzel, Halifax, Pa. 25209
Lonely in my little chateau; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131472;
H. E. Yeomans, Goshen, O. 25210
Lonely just for love; w Addison Junior,
m W. T. Mercer. Rey. version. ©
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132294;
David A. Blake, jr., and William T.
Mercer, Ann Arbor, Mich. PAT yA aN
Lonely miles; song, w John Ward. ©
1 ec Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 132174;
Barry Shipman, Hollywood, Calif.
25212
Lonely moon; w Louise Van Eps, and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131589; Sherman Perry Bunker, jr.,
Rockville Center, N. Y. 252138
Lonely (The) pine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1381473; Carl A.
Arnold, jr., Monticello, Wis. 25214
Lonely street; song, w Phyllis Merrian
Roots. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp.
132245; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
25215
Lonesome (The) blues; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131836;
Ruby Fetters, Loogootee, Ill. 25216
Lonesome cowboy; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131211; Kay
Coker, Los Angeles. 25217
1121
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25218
Lonesome guitar; w Milton Pascal, m
Edgar Fairchild; with arr. for guit..
ete. © Sept. 21, 1986; E pub. 57509;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 25218
Lonesome pal; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 25,
19386; EK unp. 132572; John Henry
Washington, Savannah. 25219
Lonesome river; from Dodge City trail,
w Ned Washington, melody Sam H.
Stept. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp.
182856; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 25220
Long live love; w and m Will Jason
and Val Burton, arr. Rudolph Kopp;
bar. and sop. duet and ensemble. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.- 132668 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 25221
Look what you’ve done; w and melody
Earl Brent. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936;
EH unp. 131973; Harl Karl Breiten-
bach, Los Angeles. Zaa22,
Looney (The) goon; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1936; E unp. 132538; Famous mu-
sie corp., New York. Dyas
Lord (The) is my Salvation; w Tyrone
King, m Cecil Ellis. © Sept. 16,
1936; E pub. 57488; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 25224
Lord’s (The) prayer; song, w from the
Bible; pf. or organ ace. 1. Sop. or
ten.—2. Alto or bar. © Aug. 31, 1936;
Epub. 57307; Anny de Raay, Forest
Hills he: Neye 20225
Lost; song. © 1 ¢ Sept. 19, 1936;
E unp. 1382215; Nell Kerfoot, Houston.
25226
Lost horizon; w Edward Heyman, mel-
ody Abner Silver. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1936; E unp. 1382559; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 25227
Lost illusions; w and melody Marion
Sunshine. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1986; E
unp. 131814; Jerry Vogel music co.,
ine., New York. 25228
Lost in my dreams; from picture Sit-
ting on the moon, w Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, m Sam H. Stept; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 18, 1936; E pub.
57367; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
25229
Lost (The) star; sacred dramatic
Christmas cantata, text Valeria R.
Lehman, m Ruth Dale; mixed choir.
© Sept. 8, 1986; D 39137 ; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 25229*
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
—s
Loucelia; w and m Cleve Hodges. ©
1 c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 181445;
Cleveland Alward Hodges, Long
Beach, Calif. 25230
Louisville Louie; w and m Bert Myer;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Sept.
24, 1936; E pub. 57658; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 25231
Lounging at the Waldorf; by Thomas
Waller; pf. © 1e. Sept. 2, 1986; E
unp. 131270; Philip L. Ponce, ine.,
New York. 25232
Lovable moon; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© Aug. 22, 1986; E pub. 57262; Man-
uel Augusta, Hickman, Calif. 25233
Love; w and melody; in D min. ©
1 @ Sept... 14, 1936; E unp. 131903;
John Harvie Creecy, Richmond.
; 25234
Love at first sight; w and melody. ©
1 c@ Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131411;
Robert David Keith, Hollywood,
Calif. 20235 ~
Love bird o’ mine; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1c. Sept. 17,
19386; E unp. 132749; Lila Meunier,
Asheville, N. C. 25236
Love changes at dawn; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp.
132766; Herbert Gately, Baltimore.
2a2at
Love from out of nowhere; w Eddie
Tad Walton, m Sidney Pat Kilpat-
rick; with arr. for guit., ete. © Sept.
3, 1936; E pub. 57201; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 25238
Love has had its day; w and melody.
©1e. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp. 132218;
Edward Samuel Orwig, Williamsport,
Pa. 25239
Love in a minor key; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131380;
Jaquelin Jones, Memphis, Tenn.
25240
Love in all its glory; song, w Rachel
Evangeline Olson. © 1 ce. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132246; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 25241
Love in season; w C. Neugebauer, m
N. C. Frederickson. © Aug. 12, 1936;
E pub. 57250; Charles Neugebauer
and Norman C. Frederickson, Ish-
peming, Mich. 25242
Love is a day in spring; song. ©1e.
Sept.. 28,.,,1936; _B) unp) .ils2qea
Lawrence Hubert Kortum, San Fran-
cisco. 25243
1122
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25271
Love is*a kick in the pants; fox-trot;
pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1936;
E unp. 1382342; Anthony Valilillo,
Bloomfield, N. J. 25244
Love is back; fox trot song, melody
Jack Mahoney. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1936;
E unp. 132720; Bess Stoufer Porter,
Columbus Grove, O. 25245
Love is but a bubble, it broke like my
heart; song, melody M. B. Lewis,
and Bob Lloyd. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1956 ;
EH unp. 132451; Margery SBoldon
Lewis, Tecumseh, Mich. 25246:
Love is inspiration; song, w Myrtle
Kile. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131402; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
25247
Love is like a toy balloon; song, m Rose-
mary Lee. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1986; EH
unp. 131862; George Allen Taylor,
Milwaukee. 25248
Love is never out of season; from
"Round the town, w Lew Brown,
melody Sammy Fain. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3,
1986: E unp. 131295; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 25249
Love is the grand finale; w G. Dunbar,
m A. Archer; pf. © 1 ec. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 131341; Alfonso Archer
and George Dunbar, Astoria, L. I,
NZS 25250
Love is understanding ; song, m Camilla
Alves Harness. © Sept. 5, 1936; E
pub. 57257; Corinne M. Talley,
Henderson, Ky. 25251
Love is what I want; song. ©1e. Sept.
19, 1986; E unp. 182194; Hubert
Morris Miller, Milwaukee. 25252
Love letters; song, arr. George Minns.
©1c. Sept. 16, 1936; EH unp. 132197;
- George C. Frazier, Salt Lake City.
25253
Love marches on; w Charlie Tobias,
m John Jacob Loeb; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 8, 1936; E pub. 57529;
Schuster & Miller, inc., New York.
25254
Love me, my dear; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1936; EH unp. 131996; L.
Lorraine Boggs, Burlingame, Calif.
25255
Love (The) of the jumping beans;
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 19386; E unp.
131807; Irene Pollak, San Francisco.
25256
Love on a strike; w M. Dempsey, m
C. Addy, jr. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1936; E
unp. 181425; Clyde Addy, jr., and
Mary Dempsey, Imogene, Ia.
25207
Love on San Diego bay; song, w James
C. Brown. © June 25, 1936; E pub.
rror
07254; Wm. R. Gallucci, San Diego,
Calif. 25258
Love (A) song in the rain; fox-trot
song. © 1. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131433; John Michael Kasché, jr.,
Allentown, Pa. 25259:
Love takes an intermission; w Ethel
Walters, melody Kaye Herman. ©
1 ec Sept. 14, 1986; EH unp. 131889;
Herman Krinsky, Oakland, Calif.
25260
Love walks out; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131345; Mel
Peterson, San Francisco. 25261
Love was on a holiday; w and m Gene
Baker; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1936; E
unp. 181969; Samuel Eugene Baker,
New York. 25262
Love will never touch my heart: w and
melody J. Feldman. © 1 e. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 1382236; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 25263
Love you; waltz, melody. ©1le Aug.
26, 1986; E unp. 132101; Ralph
Brown, New York. 25264
Lovely night blooming cereus; song;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 21, 1936;
H pub. 57579; Johnny Noble, Hono-
lulu. 25265
Lovers in the moonlight; tango fox-trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp.
132281; Eduard Vitez and Elaine
Grama, Detroit. 25266
Love’s call; song, m James L. Brown.
© Sept. 5, 1936; E pub. 57258; Alfred
J. Hayden, Port Orange, Fla. 25267
w and m Alyca Smythe. © 1.
Sept. 2, 19386; E unp. 131253; Alyca
Smythe-Jay, San Diego, Calif. 25268
Loves carillon; w Sara Leader Hamil-
ton; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; H
unp. 131713; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25269
Love’s dream rose; song. © 1. Sept.
9, 1936; HE unp. 131596; Marcella Lal-
ley Kropp, Williston Park, L. I., N. Y.
25270
Love’s echo; w Rita Fiegan; pf. ©le.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132414; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25271
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20272
Dt. 102, nes) ve Sik
Love’s magie filled the baleonade; w
F, X. O’Leary, melody A. P. Castaldo.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131870;
Albert P. Castaldo and Frank X.
O’Leary, Comstock, N. Y. 25272
Love’s spell; w M. Lyons, and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1936; BE. unp. 132102 ;
Marie Lyons and Hloise Balo, Adrian,
Mich. 25273
Love’s sweet dream ; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Sept. 17,
1936; E unp. 132095; P. K. Nielsen,
Pensacola, Fla. 25274
Loving Bill; w Paul Isom Clay; pf. ©
le. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 1382415; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25275
Lucky for you; w Sydney Nesbitt; pf.
treble, with w. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
EH unp. 1823083; Serge Walter, New
York. 25276
Lucky me; song. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1936;
E unp. 132785; Sidney Shalit Lipp-
man, New York. Qo
Lullaby—Sluinberland; melody. © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 1381384; Sophia
Augusta Rhein, Laguna Beach, Calif.
25278
Maby; tango, versi Tettoni, m Mario
Vallini; jazz orch. pti. © Aug. 4,
1836: E for. 45532; G. Ricordi «& co.,
Milan. 25279
Madina; paroles Louis Poterat, m Fran-
cis Chagrin. © June 15, 1936; E for.
- 45683; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
25280)
Madness is my fate, over you; w Shirley
Giles; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; EH
unp. 1381714; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25281
Madrigal; w anon. [1602] © 1c. Sept.
11, 1936; E unp. 131768 ; Audrey Free-
man, Fredericksburg, Va. 25282,
Maganini (Quinto) Nocturne; from
the concerto in D min. 1. Conductor
se.—2. Violins 1, 2, viola, cello and
bass. © Sept. 1, 19386; E pub. 57204,
57205; Quinto Maganini, New York.
25283, 25284
Symphony; sylvan; chamber orch.
Se. © Sept. 8, 1936; E pub. 57299;
Quinto Maganini, New York. 25285
Making believe you belong to me; w
Hlizabeth McNamee; pf. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 1382416; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland. 25286
Malaguefia; paso-doble, Pascual Godes ;
orch. ptes. © Jan. 29, 1986; E for.
45783; Southern music pub. ¢o., ine,
New York. 25287
Mamu; w Clint Thompson; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131715: Syi-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25288
Manhattan moon; w and melody. © 1
e. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 131581; Joe
Tamietti, Grass Valley, Calif. 25289
Manhattan rhumba; song, w David Sor-
tor and T. Gargiulo. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131797; Theodore Gar-
giulo, New York. 25290
Manton (El): paso-doble, letra Arturo
Moran, m Victor Gonzalez. © 1 «.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp, 131827; Victor
Gonzalez Fernandez, Tampa, Fla.
29291
Many thanks, Mr. President; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp.
132190; Madeline Grace Elson and
James H. Elson, jr., Jamaica, N. Y.
25292
March of fashion; by Victor Arden; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1986; E unp, 132196;
March of fashion, ine., New York.
25293
March of the Foreign Legion; English
w Lew Pollack, set to bugle call from
French Foreign Legion. © 1 ¢. July
14, 19386; E unp. 129284; Movietone
music corp., New York. 25294
Maria del Carmen; paso-doble, letra
Salvador Valverde y Rafael De Leén,
m Manuel L. Quiroga; orch. ptes. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 45782; Southern
music pub. co., inc.; New York. 25295
Maprxaxe (To) (Marikaki) ; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131650;
George K. Xenopoulos, New York.
25296
Mariposa; song. ©1e. Sept. 1, 1936;
E unp. 1381197; Michael Mikita and
Mac Benoit, New York. 25297
Mary Ann; song, m A. Angus. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131912; Mary
Brodie, Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
25298
Mary Jane; fox trot song. ©1e. Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 131850; Clifton E.
Mosley, Mountain Home, Tenn,
Mary nicknamed September Morn; fox
trot song, melody A. Harris and Ben
Adelman. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 1986; E
unp. 182098; Albert Harris, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 25300
1124
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Mass in the Aeolian mode; by Jasper
Rooper; mixed voices. © Sept. 7,
1936; E for. 458382; J. & W. Chester,
Itd., London. 25301
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Ara-
gonaise ; scene de ballet, from Le Cid,
2d pf. pt. Hans Barth. © Sept. 10,
1936; E pub. 57357; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 25302
ZYanetto sérénade; arr. Angelo Pi-
nelli; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19, 1986 ;
EH for. 45851; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 25303.
Matrosen-marsch [and] Treu dem
Rhein; mirsche, Karl Christian; ftir
blas-musik. © Aug. 15, 1983; E for.
44876; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 25304
Mauna Loa; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1936; E unp, 182046; Agnes Steele
Lueders, Canby, Minn. 25305
May song; w Mary C. Davies, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp.
132799; Wm. T. Flather, Capitol
Heights, Md. 25306
Maybe I had the wrong idea of love;
w and melody. ©14e. Sept. 30, 1986;
EH eunp. 132844; Lee Nickerson, Mas-
sapequa, L. I., N. Y. 25307
Maybe it’s someone else you care for;
w and melody Hudson Whittaker. ©
1 ec. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 131241;
Wabash music co., Chicago. 25308
Maybe, to you; song, w Jeannette Scrib-
ner. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp.
132332; Donald L. Scribner, Albion,
Mich. 25309:
Maybe you're the one for me; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 8 1986; E unp. 181517;
Douglas Norton Hinckley, Fort
Worth. 25310
Mayer (P. M.) Six petites piéces 4 4
mains. © June 15, 1986; E for.
45693 ; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24311
M7 wé oredvns Mavva orn ’Apepixy (ME me
stelnis manna stin Ameriké); Ww
George Kamvisi, m Dimitris Semsi;
with mand. or violin. © June 10,
1936; E pub. 57174; Apollo music co.,
New York. 25312
Media noche; fox, letra B. Sancristobal,
m Miguel Prado. © Apr. 1, 1986; E
for. 45769; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 25313
Meditation; arr. Carlos Tomas; violin
solo, with pf. or harp. © 1. Sept.
10, 1936; E unp. 131690; John Mar-
vin Brantman, Milwaukee. 25314
25329
Meditations of old cowboy days in
Texas; song. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1986;
E unp. 132182; Mattie Cravy, Post,
Tex. 25315
Meet me to-night in Roseland; w Leila
Murphy Church; pf. © 1 ¢ Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 131717; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 25316
Melodie-nocturne; by Stepan Hsipoff,
arr. Pietro Stresa; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45846; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 25317
Melodische stticke aus orgelwerken; vy.
Gabriel Joseph Rheinberger, umar-
beitung Albert Kranz; violine u. har-
monium, bzw. orgel, o. klavier. hft.
1,2. © Oct. 18, 1932; E for. 45618,
45619; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
20318, 25319
—— violine, violoncello u.
harmonium, bzw. orgel, o. klavier.
ities wi) Ocha So. 19520) (Ei hor
45620, 45621; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
25320, 25321
Memories of desert gold; w M. Vroman,
m M. R. Brownrigg; with yodel. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131601;
Mabel Vroman and Miles Raymond
Brownrigg, Phoenix, Or. 25322
Memories of Hawaii; w and m A. P.
McKinney, new arr. McKinney’s pub.
co.; guit., in note and diagram. ©
Aug. 15, 1986; E pub. 56975 ; McKin-
ney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 25323
Memories of old time pals; w Phil
Jacobs, m Ethel Louise Roth; melody
and harmony. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936;
E unp. 1382866; Ethel L. (Roth) Ma-
honey, Boston. 25324
Memory (The) of our summer love;
song, arr. Bernard Milofsky. © 1.
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131548; Charles
Drake and Samuel C. Zeoli, Wash-
ington. 25325
Memory (The) of you; song, m Karl
Kaye. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp.
1382725; Maudie Zobel, May’s Land-
Imes Nabd: 25326
Memory’s dream garden; w Dorothy
Thomas; pf. ©1e. Sept. 10, 1986;
E unp. 131718; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 258270
Mem’ries of spring; w and m Karl
Kattus. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
1328382; Charles Henry Kattus, Cin-
cinnati. 25328
Mem’ries of you; song. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1936; E unp. 181972; Lawrence
LeRoy Lovett, Everett, Mass. 25329
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25330
Pt. IDL, WIS, V. ok
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Melodische stticke aus orgel-
werken; umarbeitung v. Albert
Kranz; violine, violoncello u. har-
monium, orgel. o. klavier. © Oct.
18, 1982; E for. 45616; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 25330!
Merrie minstrels; for percussion band,
ane vAnne Joy) Black 20) pi. jour amd
eharts. © Aug. 24, 1936; EH for.
45580; Forsyth bros., Itd., London.
25331
Merrily I roll along; w Jack Bornkes-
sel, and melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 11,
1986; E unp. 131765; Jay Hlwood
Smith, Rochester, N. Y. 25332
Merry-go-round (The); by Elien Cole-
man; pf. © July 28, 19386; E for.
45526; Augener, Itd., London. 25333
Mi amor tropical; letra Jaime Yamin,
m Jacob Blankleder, arr. John Heyn.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1936; E unp. 131806;
Louis Schwab, Brooklyn. 25334
Mi Triana; paso-doble de la pelicula
Rataplan, Martin lLizcano de la
Rosa; orch. ptes. © Jan. 29, 1936;
EK for. 45784; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 25335
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party; w and
melody Charlie Tobias, Bob Rothberg
and Joseph Meyer. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1936; E unp. 131760; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 25336
Midi; parole Leconte de Lisie, m Gas-
pare Bona. © June 14, 1936; E for.
45823; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 25337
Midnatsvalsen; tekst og m: Dan
Folke; pf. © July 21, 1986; E for.
45562; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
25338
Mighty portal; song. © 1. Sept. §,
1986; E unp. 131606; George Ray-
mond Buechner, Brooklyn. 25339)
Milhaud (Darius) Concerto; pour vio-
loncelle et orch.; violoncelle et pf.
© Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 45737; R.
Deiss, Paris. 25340:
Milkman’s (The) matinee; w and mel-
ody Paul Denniker and Joe Davis.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 132013;
Joe Davis, ine., New York. 25341
Mindernes spinet; tekst og m: Bégrge
Lundgaard, arr.: Poul Christiansen,
[and] Peter og Lise; tekst: Axel
Breidahl, m: Axel Frederiksen, arr. :
Herm. Hoffmark: fox-trots; ork.
stemmer. © Dee. 30, 1935; E for.
45584; Alfred Thorsings musikforlag,
Copenhagen. 253842
Mine; song, arr. Edward MacCubbin.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 181682 ;
Lillie M. Cohen, Baltimore. 25343
Mint julep; by Will Hudson; pf. ©
Sept. 3, 1986; E pub. 57215; Exclusive
publications, inc., New York. 253844
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1986;
Mabel M. Wells,
25345
Missa brevis; op. 4; choeur mixte; sans
Miss you; song.
EH unp. 1381592;
Bridgeport, Conn.
ace. © June 15, 1936; E for. 45646;
M. A. J. Sehirlé, Montrouge, Seine,
~ France. 25346
Mr. Ghost goes to town; by Will Hud-
son; pf. © Sept. 3, 1986; E pub.
57216; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 25347
Mr. Moon; song. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1936;
E unp. 132677; Robert G. Ballard,
Buffalo. 25348
Mistress mine; w Herbert J. Brandon,
m Arthur F. Tate; in G. © Aug. 28,
1936; E for. 45722; Warren &
Phillips, London. 25349
Modern etudes and chord studies for
piano accordion ; by Louis Herrmann
and David Gornston. © Sept. 16,
1936; E pub. 57545; Mills music, ine.,
New York. 25350
Modern hot trumpet solos; arr. Mickey
Bloom; with pf. ace. © Sept. 16,
1936; E pub. 57540; Mills music, ince.,
New York. 25351
Modern hot violin solos; arr. Milt Mer-
rill; with pf. ace. © Sept. 16, 1986;
EH pub. 57539; Mills music, ine., New
York. 25352
Modern system of natural playing for
all brass instruments in treble clef;
by Benedict Vanasek, ed. David
Gornston. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57547; Mills music, inc., New York.
25353
Moments; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 e. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132693; Evelyn
Schwarzenberger, Idaho Falls, Id.
253854
Mommy’s working now; song. ©1..
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131347; Joseph
L. Byrnes, Baltimore. 25355
Mon ceur nest plus a toi; valse, pa-
roles Daverdain, m Fred Hoffmann
et Aris. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for.
45731; Julio Garzon, Paris. 253856
1126
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25384
Montana is good enough for me; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132273;
Robert F. King, Bozeman, Mont.
25357
Moon above; rev. w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 131282; Ellis
- §. Tuten, San Francisco. 25358
Moon cradle; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 18, 1936! E unp. 132751; Anna
Martha Alexander, Durham, N. C.
25359
Moon dreams; w G. W. Niven; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept. 24, 1986: E unp. 182417;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25360
Moon (The) dreams in the sky; song,
w Ena Limebeer. © Sept. 18, 1936;
E pub. 57459; H. Gifford Bull, Ithaca,
N. Y. 25361
Moon (The) is grinning at me; song,
Will Hudson, Dale Jones and Irving
Mills. © Sept. 3, 1936; E. pub.
57217; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 25362
Moon over Mexico; w and melody
Dorinda Morgan. © 1 ec. Sept. 28,
1936; E unp. 132729; Hite Bowman
Morgan, Brooklyn. 253863)
Moon’s (The) my man; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131449;
Johnie Henderson, Chicago. 25364
Moonburn; song, m Rosemary Lee. ©
1 ce. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131863;
George Allen Taylor, Milwaukee.
25365:
Moonlight; song, m Ebba Wirsén. ©
1 ce. Sept. 24, 1985; E unp. 132480;
Claudia E. Wirsén, Hollywood, Calif.
25366:
Moonlight and palm trees; w and m
Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whit-
cup and Teddy Powell; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57273;
Schuster & Miller, inc., New York.
25367
Moonlight and shadows; w F. Capano
and Sam Breitigan, m Ace Pancecast
and Maurrie Merl]; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57171;
Frank Capano, Philadelphia. 25368
Moonlight movies; w Marie Gauton;
pr. "© 1c. ‘Sept: 24, 1936; BH unp.
132418; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25369
Moonlight on Biscayne Bay; pf., with
w. ©1.c Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
1382048; Frank Klitchko, Miami, Fla.
25370
Moonlight on Mars; fox trot, w Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Stephens, m Len Fleming.
© le. Aug. 21, 1936; E unp. 132010;
Russell Stephens and Alice Stephens,
Pittsburgh. 25371
Moonlite and loveable you; song. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132837;
Hazen S. Pingree Roeder, Portland,
Or. 25372
Morenita: bolero-son, de la pelicula El
malvado Carabel, J. Demon y P.
Godes; orech. ptes. © Jan. 29, 1986;
E for. 45781; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 25373
Morgenblatter; text Mildred Winifred
Pursey, m Johann Strauss, arr.
Susan Spain-Dunk ; mixed voices. ©
Apr. 2, 1986; E for. 45625; Cranz &
co., Itd., London. 25374
Morning; w Helen Wood, and melody.
©1e. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 132359;
Blanch E. Pitt, San Diego, Calif.
253875
Mor’s sang; tekst: Alfred Kjerulf, m:
Herman Gellin; pf. © July 21, 1936;
EX for. 45560; Wilhelm Hansen, Cop-
enhagen. 25376
Morton (Norma) Four rhythms; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp.
132378; Norma Morton, New York.
25317
Moslem tempie; march; orch. Se. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 131651; Vic-
tor Kolar, Detroit. 25378
Mother; song, arr. Irwin Fischer. ©
le. Sept: 3,,1986; BE. unp:, 131319;
Bertha Kendall Lingle, Chicago..
25379
Mother and home; song, m Hector
Richard. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
132132; Audrey Van Dyke, Westby,
Wis. 25380
Mother Goose land; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
21, 19386; E unp. 132289; Helen Lynch
Michels, Newport, R. I. 253881
Mother mine; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 12, 1936; E unp. 131807; Hyman
Solomon Rubinstein, Baltimore.
25382
Mother, my mother; w and melody B.
K. Lingle, ace. Irwin Fischer. © 1c.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 13813820; Bertha
Kendall Lingle, Chicago. 25383
Mother’s hands; author anon., m Her-
bert Cosgrove; in E flat. © Aug. 11,
1936; E for. 45639; Nicholson’s Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 25384
1127
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25389
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Mother’s lullaby; song. ©1c. Aug. 22,
1936; E unp. 182527; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo. 25385
Mother’s (A) prayer; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 182274; Nettie
H. Starks, Freeland, Mich. 25386
Moto continuo and Passacaglia ; by Her-
bert F. Ellingford: organ. © Sept.
15, 1986; H for. 45756; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 25387
Motor boating; fox-trot song, m H. W.
’ Sprague and Warren H. Hensen. ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132648 ;
Howard Warren Sprague, Jackson-
Ville nies 25388
Mountain dreams; song; with guit. arr.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131228;
Belva Caroline Williams, HElizabeth-
ton, Tenn. 25389
Mountain range; w Arthur Van Horne;
pf. © 1 ce Sept. 24, 1936; EH) unp.
132419; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25390
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Andante;
transcribed and arr. Edith Rowland,
ed., bowed and fingered Sydney Rob-
johns; string oreh., with optional
wind pts., and pf. ad lib. Se.
July 22, 1936; E for. 45633: Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 25391
Muchacha; tango; orch. ptes., con letra.
© Aug. 15, 1986; BE for. 45628: J.
Urgellés, Barcelona. ZDyD
Muchacha bonita; chansonette, letra
Ernesto M. Cortazar, m Juan 8S. Gar-
rido. © Mar. 31, 1936; E for. 45766;
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
York. 25393.
Mujer (Una) madrilena; pasacalle, del
sainete lirico Me llaman la Presu-
mida, m Franciseo Alonso; orch. ptes.
© Jan. 29, 1936; E for. 45779 ; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
25394
Mujer sensual; bolero, letra de Juan
Hernandez, con melodia. © 1 e.
Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 182509; Au-
gusto Coén, New York. 25395
Mule-ear, liver-lip Mose; w and m Tad
James; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57660; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 25396
Mufieca (La) y el juguetero; cancidn-
bolero, letra A. de la Puente, melo-
dia J. Rosado. ©1e. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 132063; Antonio de la Puente
and Juan Rosado, New York. 253897
Murmur of the waves; by Frederick
A. Williams, op. 165; pf. © Sept. 16,
1936; E pub. 57493; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia, 25398
Music from behind the moon; song, w
Meredith Rolland Rhodes. Rey. ver-
sion. © 1. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp.
132315; Gilmore Eldridge ‘Turner,
Warrensburg, N. Y. 25399
Music in EHasterland; piano play the
eolor way, w Isabel Johnson, m
Himer Johnson. v. 2. © Aug. J,
1936; E pub. 57306; Isabel V. John-
son and Elmer G. Johnson, San
Diego, Calif. 25400
Musie in Texas; survey of one aspect
of cultural progress. © Aug. 10,
1936; A 97383; Lota M. Spell, Austin,
Tex. 25401
Music (The) of Bethlehem ; 3-pt. Christ-
mas cantata, w Mattie B. Shannon,
m Fred B. Holton; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Sept. 12, 1986; E pub. 57390;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 25402
Music, song and love; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. ©1c. Sept. 2, 1936;
E unp. 131231; Franz Markus, Med-
ford, Wis. 25403
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 9. Sept.
1936. With suppl. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E for. 45643; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 25404.
Musical (The) soldier; tone poem; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131886;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 25405
Must I say aloha; w and melody Frank-
lin McGowen. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1936;
EB unp. 182258 ; Franklin S. McGowen,
Los Angeles. 25406
My Anna of Montana; song, m Seldon
N. Heaps. © 1 ec. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 132066; Ileta Prater, Marion,
Ind. 25407
My arms around you; fox trot song,
melody W. E. Blair and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
182071; Walter E. Blair, Keene,
N. H. 25408
My Bermuda rose; song, m Philip
Schnepf and Marie T. Newell.
Aug. 6, 1936; E pub. 57251; J. Philip
Heavens, Philadelphia. 25409
My book of life; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 130271;
Mae Mae Wellons, Memphis, Tenn.
25410
1128
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
My book of memories; song. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132262; Her-
schel Shaffer, Los Angeles. 25411
My bridge of sighs; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Sept. 22, 19386; E unp. 182337;
Henry Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg,
Md. 25412
My cathedral; w and m Don McNeill
and Walter Blaufuss; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 18, 1936; E pub.
57416; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 25413.
My darling baby boy; song, arr. Ever-
ett Swank. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1936;
HE unp. 1382619; Sadie Lillian Wal-
lander, Waterloo, Ia. 25414
My darling girl; waltz song, arr. J. W.
North. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp.
132026; Sammy Charnin, San Diego,
Calif. 25415
My darling love; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 1381833; John
Busso, Rushland, Pa. 25416
My darling please whisper; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131183; Nicholas Nickley, San Fran-
cisco. 25417
My dear blonde; waltz song, m Jack
Mahoney. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1936;
EH ounp. 131861; Hilda Carlson, Am-
herst Junction, Wis. 25418
My dearest one; w S. Peterson, m R.
Peterson, arr. Chas. L. Johnson. ©
1c Sept. 19, 1986; E unp. 132195;
Sarah Peterson and Roberta Peter-
son, Kansas City, Mo. 25419
My dearie, you’re a dream; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp.
182803 ; George A. Langley, Hartford.
25420
My definition of love; pf., with w. ©
1 ec Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131439;
Fred Beebe, Belleville, N. J. 25421
My dream; w and m Bus Lindsay. ©
1 ec. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp. 131428;
Emery William Lindsay, St. Paul.
; 25422
My dream is of an island place; w
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, m Noble
Cain; mixed voices. © Aug. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57323; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 25423
My dream of the West: w and m Mor-
ris Francis Melby; pf. © 1 c. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 132389; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 25424
My dream will never come true; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp.
25439
32219; Edward Samuel Orwig, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 25425
My dreams of you; song. © 1c. Sept.
21, 1986; E unp. 1382311; Walter A.
Spratt, Seattle. 25426
My first kiss; song, w Ernest Norton.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131938;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 25427
My first love; song, w Ross Addison,
m F. Cook. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936;
E unp. 181072; Ross A. Addison, Ar-
lington, Ind., and Fitzhugh Cook, In-
dianapolis. 25428
My flapper in my flivver; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
132133; W. J. Taylor, Woodslee, On-
tario, Canada. 25429
My Georgia belle; fox trot song. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131858;
Joseph W. Tison, Millwood, Ga.
25430
My girl from Trieste; fox trot song.
©1e. Sept. 18, 19386; E unp. 182157;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 25431
My gleaming silver sail; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131248 ;
Vera Linnea Gustafson, Kent, O.
25432
My green valley; mountain song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132310;
Luetta Porter Flood, Jacksonville,
Fla. 25433
My happiness means you; song, arr.
Jim Thomas. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 131271; George Henry Skeld-
ing, Bath, N. Y. 25434
My heart can take a beating; song.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132783;
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
25435
My heart cries out; song. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1936; E unp. 132005; Billy Bee, Los
Angeles. 25436
My heart is closed for alterations ; song,
melody Leah Russell and Sheila Rus-
sell. © 1. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132463; Robert Lewis Shayon, New
York. 25437
My heart is in love with you; song,
w T. R. Orlando: © 1c Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 1382247; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 254388
My heart’s in a storm; w and m Buddy
Harris; pf. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1986;
E unp. 132814; Churchill James Har-
ris, Saginaw, Mich. 25439
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25440
My heart’s on the trail; from The last
outlaw, w Frank Luther, m Nathaniel
Shilkret. © July 13, 1936; E pub.
57404; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 25440
My heart won't stop aching for you;
song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
131348; Joseph L. Byrnes, Baltimore.
25441
My heaven for two; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131390;
Frank Henry Anderson, jr., Oakland,
Calif. 25442
My home that’s a thousand miles long;
song, w Bob Gakley. © 1. Sept. 4,
1986; H unp. 131358; Wilson John |’
25443
My honey; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1986; E unp. 132760; Roxie Eula
. Bedford, Deepwater, Mo. 25444
My idea of heaven; w S. J. Segal, mel-
ody M. Shaffer. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936;
HE unp. 181634; Max Shaffer and S. J.
Segal, Montreal. 20445
My Irish homestead near the river
Bann; song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; EB
unp. 1381862; Charles Trevor, Jersey
City. 25446
My lips and your lips; w James Dyren-
forth, m Carroll Gibbons. © Sept.
10, 1986; Ht for. 45644 ; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., Itd., London.
Fisher, Milwaukee.
My little girl of the avenue; w Bokser;
pe ©) Lic. Sept dO: 1986.) By unp.
131719; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25448
My little log cabin; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131474: Anna
Vaala, Appleton, Minn. 25449
My little sonny boy; w Myrtle Wright,
m Bernie Clements. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936; EH unp. 131964; Linnie Myrtle
Wright, Houston. 25450
My little Texas gal; song. ©1 6c. Sept.
is 1996" BH ounp. 451968 Harry P.
Schaefer, Cisco, Tex. 25451
My lost love; w M. Loewenstein, m J.
Picola; pf. © 1c. Sept. 3, 19386: BH
unp. 181415; Melvin Loewenstein and
John Picola, New York. 25452
My love; waltz song, m Wm. D. Sabin.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp. 132816;
Marie Grace Jones, Johnson City,
NYS 25453,
My love for you is constant; w Amy
Carpenter Kyner; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25447 |.
pt. WI, n.s., v. 31
10, 1986; E unp. 181720; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 25454
My love runs deep for you; song, mel-
ody Jack Schatenstein. © 1, e. Sept.
23, 19386; E unp. 182369; Robert D.
Pittman, Kilkenny, Minn. 25455
My melody of you; w and m Louise Mat-
thews and F. M. Black. © 1c. Sept.
22, 19386; E unp. 1823871; Florence
Massey Black, Baltimore. 25456
My Miami; w and melody. ©1c. Sept.
10, 1956; E unp. 181667; Ben Weil-
and, Chicago. 25457
My M-i-double s-i-double s-i-double p-i
girl; w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1936; E unp. 131186; Ulan S. Miller,
Savannah, Mo. 25458
My mother; w J. W. Ink, melody L.
Friendly. © 1 © Sept. 15, 1986: H
unp. 181984; Joseph W. Ink and Leon-
ard Friendly, Paterson. 25459
My mother’s lullaby; song. ©1e. Sept.
25, 1986; E unp. 132588; Thomas J.
Manion, Chicago. 25460
My mother’s melody; w M. Gardner, and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
181620; Fred Rudisill, Charlotte, N. C.
25461
My mountain sweetheart ; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1886; E unp. 131837;
Matilda Galavize, Salinas, Calif.
25462
My old Tooele home; w and melody. ©
1e. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131221; Ivor
Ajax, Salt Lake City. 25463
My one ambition; fox trot song, w
Marshall O. Rooke. © 1. Sept. 9,
1936; E unp. 181604; Jimmy Stross,
Cleveland. 25464
My one wish; melody. ©1e. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 132614; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 25465
My own dear loving mother; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132485; Eber H. Patton and Mary
Doris King, Longwood, Miss. 25466
My prayer; hymn. © 1 ec. Sept. 18,
1936 ; E unp. 132191 ; Winifred J. Olof-
son, Cranford, N. J. 25467
sacred song. © 1 ec. Sept. 1, 1936;
BK unp. 131207 ; Robert Edwin Phillips,
Fort Worth. 25468
My reminiscing train; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp. 132193;
Roy McCreedy, Pontiac, Mich. 25469
1130
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25499
Sa ern eth i a
My Romeo; w and melody T. Varnick
and Bernard Schwartz. © 1 ¢. Sept.
15, 1936; E unp. 131947 ; Ted Varnick,
Cleveland. 25470
My Sadie’s a Clark street hostess; pf.,
with w. ©1ce. Sept. 9, 19386; EH unp.
131803 ; Jack Curry, Chicago. 2547)
My school-day sweetheart; song, m
Hector Richard. ©1ce. Sept. 4, 1936 ;
E unp. 182134; Elizabeth Anne
Gisinger, Cisco, II. 25472
My Shanghai rhapsody ; w Helen Maria
Sydnor; pf. © 1. Sept. 10, 1986;
E unp. 131721; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25473
My side-saddle Rose; by Marvin
Hatley ; melody, with pf. ace. ©1e.
Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131625; Hal
Roaeh studios, ine., Culver City, Calif.
25474
My starlite in Hollywood; m Burrell
Van Buren: pf., with w. ©1ce. Sept.
17, 1936; E unp. 182051; Vi Anraet,
Chicago. 25475
My sun; song, w Martha Sims Kirk-
bride. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; © unp.
132628; Edna Helen Tuchock, Oak-
land, Calif. 25476
My swan song; 1st B flat trumpet, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131921; Leon J. Imperatore, Canons-
burg, Pa. 25477
My sweet; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5,
1936; E unp. 131475; Ellis Hazzard,
Bellefonte, Pa. 25478
My sweetheart of yesterday; song, m
Hector Richard. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1321385; Roy A. Woods, Prince-
ton, Ind. 25479
My sweetheart, Texas rose; w and m
Mrs. Zack Scott. © July 18, 19386;
E pub. 57051; Meada Lathram Scott,
Windthorst, Tex. 25480
My waltz to you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp. 131825;
Thomas Cullen, Philadelphia. 25481
My world’s just begun; song. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 1313836; Helen
Monica Dengler, Rochester, N. Y.
25482
Mysterioso; pf. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1936;
E unp. 182185; Norma Morton, New
York. 25483
Na tarantella te voglio suna; canzone.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131975 ;
Ciro Borrelli, New York. 25484
Near to thee: w and melody. .© 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 19386; E unp. 132029; Manley
Boden, Los Angeles. 25485
Nearest my heart? song. © 1 c. Sept.
24,.1986; E unp. 182474; Clyde D.
Sandgren, Jackson Heights, L. I,
} 25486
‘Neath that same old maple tree; w and
m I. H. Adams and E. Eylenberg. ©
1 ce Sept. 14, 19836; E unp. 1381909;
I. Harry Adams, Fort Wayne.
25487
‘Neath the shade of the magnolia; w
A. S. Furnas, melody F. S. Sexton.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 131238 ;
Ada Snook Furnas and Faerie Snook
Sexton, Dayton, O. 25488
Needin’ you; song. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1936; E unp. 1382640; Nicholas J.
Gregory, jr., New Rochelle, N. Y.
25489
Needless to say; pf., with w. © 1.
Sept. 11, 19386; E unp. 181767; LE.
Frantz Hershey, jr., Hershey, Pa.
25490
Nenia e Scherzino; di Franco Alfano,
adattamento Enrico Pierangeli;
violino e pf. © Aug. 4, 1936; E for.
45538; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
25491
Never again; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 15, 1936; E unp. 131958 ; Mabelle
Carroll, New York. 25492
New (The) deal; song. © 1 ce Sept.
22 19367) Un: doze 4e: VVarG:
Hdgebert Dawson, Baltimore. 25493
New (The) deal is here; song. © 1.
Sept. 14, 19386; E unp. 131915; Gus-
tavus A. Janicke, Louisville. 25494
New moon; song, w H. France. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132248; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 25495
New moon when will my wish come
true; song, w Grace K. Horner. ©
1 c. Sept. 5, 19386; E unp. 1381451;
Rosalind Olivia Horner, Johnstown,
Pa. 25496
New, new moon; w William Gustav
Welles; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936;
E eunp. 1381722; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25497
New York; ballad waltz. © 1. Sept.
9, 1936; E unp. 131607; George Ray-
mond Buechner, Brooklyn. 25498
—w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 131756; William Ben-
son Richter, Philadelphia. 25499
1131
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25500
New York town; w and melody.
e. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 1382496;
Mae G. Kane, Newark, N. J. 25500
Newsboy’s’ (The) ‘prayer ; song, WwW
Emma M. Lampe, m arr. Chas. L.
Johnson. © 1. Sept. 30, 1936; E
unp. 1382798; Blanche C. Glass,
Kansas City, Mo. 25501
Niagara Falls waltz; song. © Sept. 3,
1936; E pub. 57244; William Gilpin,
Bogota, N. J. 25502
Nial the minstrel; story, lyrics and m.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; D 39141; Lil-
lian M. Nicchia, Boonton, N. J.
29902*
Nice goin’; from Ziegfeld follies of
1956, w Bob Rothberg, m Joseph
Meyer; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57535; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 25503
Nickleodeon; by Gene Rose; pf. © 1
ec. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181498,
Movietone music corp., New York.
25504
Nieve; letra Bernardo C. Sancristébal,
m Miguel Prado. © Mar. 31, 1936;
E for. 45770; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 25505
Night; song, w F. Termini. © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 19836; E unp. 1320383; Sam
Lewinstein and Frank Termini, Los
Angeles. 25906
w Milton Paseal, m Edgar Fair-
child’: with; uit. ace) ©) Sept. 1,
1986; E pub. 57188; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 25507
Night (The) express; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 132083; Homer
Greene, Honesdale, Pa. 25508
Night in Manhattan; from The big
broadcast of 1937, w and m Leo
Robin and Ralph Rainger, pf. sce.
Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57230;
Paramount pictures, inc., New York.
29509
Night of dreams; w and m, Douglas
Hinckley ; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936;
E unp. 131749; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25510
Night of holy memories; Christmas
choir cantata, text arr. and m Ira B.
Wilson; mixed voices; organ or pf.
ace. © Sept. 12, 1936; E pub. 57389 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 25511
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
© 1| Nightingale; w Betty Collins, m W.
Lawrence Curry; mixed voices, with
solo for high voice. © July 22, 1936;
E pub. 57440; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. pa Assy by.
Nina plays her piano (Nina travaille
son piano); song, op. 69, no. 2, ©
1 ec. ‘Sept. 17, 1986; EH unp. 132042;
Charles Lagourgue, New York.
25513
Nine o’clock revue; revue type of play,
m Arthur Jones. © 1 e¢ Sept. 4,
1936; D 39144; Mabel Rowland, New
York. 25513*
Ninetta, fille des bois; fox-trot chan-
~ son, m Robert Géros et Francois
Gailhard; orch. ptes. © Dee. 31,
1935; FE for. 45724; J. B. Chassaing,
Paris. 25014
Ninna nanna dolorosa; parole e m Gas-
pare Bona. © June 14, 1936; HE for.
45824; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 25515
No matter what you say, I still suits
me; song, from Show boat, w Oscar
Hammerstein, 2d. © Sept. 23, 1936;
E pub. 57555; Jerome Kern, New
York. 25516
No more; song. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 132169; Harold Barlow,
25517
No more huggin’, no more kissin’; w
Leon Keslon; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 10,.
1936; E unp. 131723; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25518
No one; w and m Pearl Clark; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept. 24, 19836; EH unp. 182390;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25519
No one but you dear; w and melody
R. §S. Baker, arr. Harry A. Powell.
© Sept. 10, 1936; E pub. 57359; Ruby
Sara Baker, San Francisco. 25520
No other gal but you; song, melody
Abraham Shorin. © 1 ¢ Sept. 29,
19386; E unp. 182755; Joseph HE.
Shorin, Brooklyn. 25521
No se puede; rumba, letra y melodia.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 131584;
Alberto Socarras, New York. 25522
No sweeter song; song; with guit.
chords. ©1e. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
1381688; John Milborn Rion, Farming-
ton, Mo. 25523
No wonder I’m dreaming; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp.
132574; Frank Denny, Brooklyn.
25524
Brighton, Mass.
1132
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Nobody’s baby; w Walter Bullock, m
Marvin Hatley. ©1ce. Sept. 8, 1936;
E unp. 131531; Hal Roach studios,
ine., Culver City, Calif. 25525:
Northern lights; w and melody. ©1c.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 182707; James
Robert Evans, Jamaica, N. Y. 25526
Nostalgias; tango, letra Enrique Cadi-
camo, m Juan Carlos Cobian.
Aug. 12, 1986; Ei for. 45793 ; Editions
internationales Fermata, Buenos
Aires, Argentina. 25527
Not meant for me; pf., with w. ©1ce.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131366; Iona
Nyman, Foley, Minn. 25528
Nothing to-day kind sir; w and m Bob
Rothberg and Sammy Timberg; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132546;
Famous music corp., New York.
20529
Now let me die; w Nadine Moore, m
Claudio Monteverdi, arr. W. A. Golds-
worthy ; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Sept.
22, 1936; E pub. 57558; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 25980:
Now or never; w Sam M. Lewis, m
Peter De Rose; with guit arr. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; EH pub. 57239; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
25531
Now stop your fooling and go-to work ;
song. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132059; George Dudley Bradstreet,
Thomaston, Conn. 25532
Now that you're gone; w Bill Livings-
ton; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Sept. 15,
1986; E unp. 1381960; Sylvia Godwin,
Skaneateles, N. Y. 255383
Now the depression is over; song, w
Mildred Luckhardt. © 1c. Sept. 28,
(1986; E unp, 1382686; Frances Peddle,
Darien, Conn. 25534
Nun-Yuff and Sun-Yuiff; w and m Max
Nesbitt, Harry Nesbitt and Harry
Saville; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
29, 1986; E for. 45789; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd., London. 25535:
O. K. for sound; bk. Bob Weston and
Bert Lee, m Noel Gay, Harris Weston,
Michael Carr and Jimmy Kennedy.
©1e. July 23, 1986; D 39140; Gen-
eral theatre corp., ltd., London.
25535*
O Lord, the maker of all thing; w
from The king’s primer, composer
anon., ed. from the Wanley MSS,
and the missing treble pt. added, Ed-
25547
mund H. Fellowes; mixed voices;
organ ace. © May 14, 1986; E for.
45543 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
25036
O nata lux de lumine; by Thomas
Tallis, ed. from Cantiones sacrae, Ed-
mund H. Fellowes, with English w
Laurence Housman ; 5 mixed voices;
organ ace. © May 14, 1986; E for.
45542 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
25537
O silent hills; w C. D. Blachly, m R.
Deane Shure ; mixed voices. © Sept.
23, 1986; E pub. 57572; J. Fischer
& bro., New York, 25538
O, the lake shore’s sad now, pal; song.
©1-e. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132041;
Raymond C. Sisco, Califon, N. J.
25539
’O vero rinfrescante; versi M. Greco,
melodia A. De Martino. ©1e. Sept.
4, 1986; E unp. 131414; Manfredi
Greco and Alfredo De Martino, Jack-
son Heights, N. Y. 25940
Oakville twister: melody. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 1382499; Ken
Trietsch, Chicago. 25941
Cbersteiger (Der) ; die volkstitimlichs-
ten melodien aus Carl Zellers oper-
ette, leicht spielbar gesetzt, Otto Sey-
fert; 2 violinen, cello u. pf. © Nov.
1, 1981; E for. 45612; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 25542
Obertas; danse polonaise, Alexandre
Tansman; pf. © June 15, 1986; E
for. 45709; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 25543
Official (The) union party march song;
song, arr. Christian A. Grimm. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132279;
Charlotte Rogers Palmer, Chicago.
25544
Oh bella mia; from picture The devil
on horseback, w and m Jack Stern
and Harry Tobias; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 18, 1986; E pub.
57366; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
25545
Oh! Had we some bright little isle of
our own; song, w Thomas Moore.
1 ec. Sept. 19, 1986; E unp. 182206;
Charles G. De Huff, Lebanon, Pa.
25546
Oh, hello there; w Eric Ragnar Hedin;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132420; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25547
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25048
O-h! I see; w Sidney Millman, melody
Thord Magnus Ryden. © 1 e¢. Sept.
8, 1936; E unp, 1381565; Sidney Irving
Millman, New York. 25548
Oh! Landon; w and melody. ©1.
Sept. 30, 1936 ; E unp. 182853 ; Michael
Fraulino, Fort Wright, N. Y. 25549
Oh, let me go back and live in my
dreams; w Ida May Slagle; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 1381724;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25550
Oh love, there is no moon; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Sept. 22, 1936; E unp.
132341; Haven Adolph Johnson, Los
Angeles. 25551
Oh, Master, is it Thee; hymn, m Harry
D. Rotz, © 1. Sept. 15, 1936; ©
unp. 1382525; Charles R. Stump, Ma-
rion, Ind. 25552
Oh! me, Oh! my; w and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 1382748;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami, Fla.
25553
Oh, memory; song. © 1. Sept. 21,
19386; E unp. 1382235; Jane Harris
Rogers, St. Paul. 25554
Oh, so close to my heart; w Helen
Leake; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E
unp. 132421; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 25955
Oh! Susanna: w and m Stephen Fos-
ter, fox trot arr. Will Hudson; orch.
pts. © Aug. 31, 1986; E pub. 57285;
Mills music, ine., New York. 25556:
[and] De Camptown races; by
Stephen Foster [and] Three blind
mice; traditional round: arr. S. J.
Price; orch. pts. © Sept. 11, 1986;
E pub. 57413; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 25557
Oh Suzy, oh Quzy; pf. treble, with w.
© 1e. Sept, 17, 1936; E unp. 132057 ;
Haven Adolph Johnson, New York.
25558
Oh, those chiming bells; song, m and
ukulele arr. Luther A. Clark. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132698; Htta J.
Simmons, Butte, Mont. 25559
Oh well, if you insist ; w Drew Seaman,
and melody. .© 1 c. Sept. 19, 1936;
E wunp. 1382186; Harry Elling, Bay-
onne, N. J. 25560
Oh what a lovely night; valse song. ©
1 c« Sept. 14, 19386; E unp, 131845;
Vera M. Lord, Claremont, N. H.
25561
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Oh you pretty little thief; fox-trot song,
melody Gustave Sax. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1936; E unp. 132322; Mary York,
Lindsay, Okl. 25562
Oh! you rogue, you stole my heart; w
and m Ed. G. Nelson and Fred Rose;
with guit. arr. © Sept. 1, 1986; E
pub. 57447; Santly bros.-Joy, ine.,
New York. 25563
Old Broadway ; fox-trot, w and melody,
© 1 e. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 181549;
Margaret Lynch, Tampa, Fla. 25564
Olid (An) fashioned lady in an old
fashioned chair; song, melody Biil
- Sabin. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1986; H unp.
132082; Dash Hubbard, Norwich, N.
Ye 25565
Old (An) gold locket; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp, 132209;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami, Fla.
25566
Old (The) grape-vine swing; w and
melody Ora Camden Huff. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 21, 1986; EH unp. 1382301; Ora
Alice Huff, Jerome, Id, 25567
Old (An) home in the valley; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp.
131187; Amy E. Hatch, Los Angeles.
25568
Old (The) home with the old folks;
m Jimmie Crane; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 132605;
Mrs. B. Morgan, Brookline, Pa.
25569
Old (An) Kentucky garden; operetta,
based on m Stephen C. Foster, li-
bretto Theodosia Paynter, se. adapted
and arr. G. A. Grant-Schaefer, ©
Sept. 4, 1986; D 39134; Raymond A.
Hoffman co., Chicago. 25569*
Old King Cole; by Alexander Bennett ;
pf. © Sept. 16, 19386; E pub. 57486;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25570
Old love; song; with guit. arr. © June
1, 1986; E pub. 57485; Louis Kimball
Hill, Tulsa, Okl. 25571
Old (The) swinging bridge; w M.
Griesbach, melody W. Greenlaw. ©
1 c. Sept. .8, 1986: EH unp. 131529;
Walter Greenlaw, Buffalo, and Min-
. hie Griesbach, Garberville, Calif.
25572
Old time memories; fox trot song. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 1381856;
Paul Smith, Columbus, O. 25573
1154
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Old tunes for young players; with
helpful instructions to teachers, L. M.
Dodd; pf., with w. © July 24, 1936;
E pub. 56837; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 25574
Olive Oyl’s family reunion; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 1325387;
Famous music corp., New York.
25575
Olvida pues; tango, letra y m Leonor
Flores. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp.
131455; C. Louis Caputi, Long Beach,
Le Hep iN. XM: 25576
On a lifetime honeymoon; w Bob Wil-
liams; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1936; E
unp. 1382422; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25577
On a night for two; w C. G. Bowles,
m J. KE. Jones. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936:
EK unp. 132106; J. Everett Jones and
C. G. Bowles, Evans Mills, N. Y.
25578:
On a summer evening; w Charles
Gerstmeyer; pf. © 1 ce Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1381725; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25579:
On Hallowe’en the ghosts are seen; w
and m Olive Wilson Hurst. © Sept.
3, 1986; E pub. 57269; March bros.
pub. co., Lebanon, O. 25580!
On, Lafayette: song. © Sept. 29, 1936;
EK pub. 57673; Charles Edward
Straub, Easton, Pa. 25581
— w and melody. © 1e. Sept. 15,
1936; H unp. 131949; Charles Edward
Straub, Haston, Pa. 25582
On Sarasota bay; fox trot song. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; H unp. 131848; Viola
Jones, St. Petersburg, Fla. 25583:
On the Ohio; w B. Rinaldo, melody W.
Wiesbauer. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936;
EH unp. 131994: Bruce Rinaldo and
Waiter Wiesbauer, Hrie, Pa. 25584
On the old redwood highway; song. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131875;
Florence Planer Seyden, Walnut
Creek, Calif. 25585
On the trail; march, Walter Rolfe, 2d
pf. pt. arr. Preston Ware Orem; 2
pfs. © Sept. 18, 1936; E pub. 57527;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
25586
On the trail of my beautiful dreams;
waltz song, m H. W. Sprague and
Warren H. Hensen. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5,
1936; E unp. 132361; Howard War-
ren Sprague, Jacksonville, Ill. 25587
25600
On the world merry go round; march;
with mixed quartet. © 1. Sept. 1,
1936; E unp. 181205; Clotilde Geor-
giana Morey, Brooklyn. 25988
On with Roosevelt; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf., with w. © 1 c. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 1382750; John Pear-
son Anderson, Chicago. 25589
Once again; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131273; Miriam
Laurel Curtis, Belmont, Mass. 25590
Once on a star; pf. treble, with w. ©
1_e Sept. 12, 1986; E. unp. 131798;
Henry Scott, Madalin, N. Y. 25591
Once upon a star; m G. Herold
Schultheis.. Voc. sc. © 1c. June 22,
1986: D 39130; Nancy White, Car-
nelian Bay, Lake Tahoe, Calif.
25591*
One (The) and only sweetheart ; w and
melody. ©1ce. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp.
132384; Charles Bezemek, Spring-
field, Ill. 25592
One in a million; w L. Beller, melody
Henry Susskind. © 1 e. Sent. 16,
19386; E unp. 131998; Joe Lowell and
Lou Beller, Culver City, Calif.
25593
One look convinced me; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131213;
Herbert Seymour Haycock, Holyoke,
Mass. 25594
One magic night; arr. L. B. Byron; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
1381686; Henry Bak May, Atlanta.
F 25595
One more bridge to cross; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
131661; Hobart Mortimer Brockway,
Beacon, N. Y. 25596
One more hour; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 131824;
Herbert Seymour Haycock, Holyoke,
Mass. 29097
One more spring; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
9, 19386; E unp. 131580; Louise Mat-
thews, Pocomoke City, Md. 25598
One night in heaven; w and m Will
Jason and Val Burton. © 1. Sept.
28, 1986; EH unp. 132661; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 25599
Cne, two, three, four; arr. A. P. McKin-
ney, new arr. McKinney’s pub. co.;
guit., in note and diagram, with w.
© Aug. 15, 1936; E pub. 56976;
McKinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Il.
25600
1135
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25601
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
Only a street light for a moon; pf.,
with w. ©1ce. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp.
131237; Henry Bak May, Atlanta.
25601
Only a summer romance; song, arr.
William Scher. © 1 ec. Sept. 28,
19386; E unp. 182721; Allen Jareen
and Stanley Kale, Brooklyn. 25602
Only in my dreams; song. ©1 ce. Sept.
1, 1986; E unp. 1313801; Josephine
Helen Madia, Geneva, N. Y. 25603
Only (The) one for me; song. ©1e.
Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132840; Ron-
ald Wendell Wheeler, jr., Fort
Worth. 25604
Only one life; arr.; mixed cho. ©
Sept. 10, 1986; E pub. 57598; Edith
Garrison Halford, Augusta, Ga.
25605
Only you; w and melody Sonny Mat-
thews and E. Tucker. © 1 e. Sept.
5, 19386; E unp. 1381435; Wilford Leo-
pold Matthews and Eric Tucker,
Glens Falis, N. Y. 25606
Onward Landon; song. © 1e. Sept. 8,
1986; E unp. 131623; Hlizabeth
Camp, Los Angeles. 25607
Ooh! If I had you now; w R. Regin-
elli, m J. Giordano. © 1 ce. Sept. 16,
1936; E unp. 1382027; Joseph Gior-
dano and Raymond Reginelli, Chi-
cago. 25608
Opening sequence; w and m Will Ja-
son and Val Burton, arr. Rudolph
Kopp; mixed voices. © 1. Sept.
28, 19386; E unp. 132662; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New. York.
25609
Opéra (L’) de Mali; d’apres la nou-
velle d’Henry Clérisse, paroles Sir-
clay et Jean Le Loup, m Tom Wal-
tham. Recueil © June 15, 1936; E
for. 45655; Masspacher, Paris. 25610
Optimist (The) ; march; orch. Sec. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 1381654;
Victor Kolar, Detroit. 25611
Oregon; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept.
22, 1986; E unp. 132340; Merton H.
Bories, Portland, Or.
Oregon skies; w Alice Grady Spink;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132423; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25613
Original sacred harp; Denson revision,
coll. of sacred songs, hymns, odes,
ete., Thos. J. Denson, and others. ©
25612
Aug. 28, 1936; AA 215100; Sacred
harp pub. co., ine., Haleyville, Ala.
25614
Orphans (The) prayer; lullaby, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1986; E unp.
132753; Della Shannon Davis, La
Crosse, Wash. 25615
Osceola high school band; march, mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 22, 1986; E unp.
132316; George John Demehak, Os-
ceola Mills, Pa. 25616
Our Father; the Lord’s prayer, m Gor-
don P. Watson; in E flat; pf. or
organ ace. © Sept. 25, 1936; BE
pub. 57604; Michael Keane, inc., New
- York. 25617
Our little white bungalow on the hill;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 132484; Eber H. Patton and
Mary Doris King, Longwood, Miss.
25618
Our love has ended much too soon;
fox-trot, w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 132673; Adolph Sal-
vatori, Cicero, Ill, 25619
Our Michigan; w and m Mrs. L. K.
Reed. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131605; Nellie L. Reid, Ferndale,
Mich. 25620
Our penthouse on Third avenue; from
"Round the town, w Lew Brown, mel-
ody Sammy Fain. © 1 e. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 131296; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. | 29621
Our rendezvous of love; w Maurie
Aylward; pf. ©1c. Sept. 10, 19386;
E unp. 131726; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25622
Our team’s leading the hit parade; w
Michael Neyses, m Oscar Baker. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57654; Badger
music pub. co., Milwaukee. 25623
Out in old British Columbia; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132275;
Alicia Loney, Park Rapids, Minn.
25624
Out in the cow country; from Dodge
City trail, w Ned Washington, mel-
ody Sam H. Stept. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1936; E unp. 1382857; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 25625
Out of circulation; song. © 1c. Aug.
22, 1936; E unp. 182528; Laura Bess
Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo. 25626
Out of the blue; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131476; Benita
J. Sidwell, Hawarden, Ia. 25627
1136
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25655
Out on the western plains; w and mel-| Pansy bed; by Harold Locke; pf.
ody Lasses White. © 1 ec. Sept. 9,
1936; E unp. 131631; LeRoy Lasses
White, Hollywood, Calif. 25628
Out under the moon; w Mildred Mark-
ham: pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; HE
unp. 131727; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 25629:
Over a cup of coffee; from Star for a
night, w Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst ;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Sept. 8,
1936; E pub. 57280; Movietone music
ecorp., New York. . 25630
Over a cup of tea; song, m Ace Pan-
eoast and Maurrie Merl; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept. 1, 19386; E pub.
57170; Frank Capano, Philadelphia.
25631
Over and over; w J. W. Ink, melody L.
Friendly. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1936; E
unp. 131985; Joseph W. Ink and
Leonard Friendly, Paterson. 25632
Over here; w Bill McCarron; pf. ©
1 c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 181728;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25633
Pa-que; tango de la pelicula Loco lindo,
letra Chamico, m A. Gambino; pf.
June 22, 1936; E for. 45744; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
25634
Paganini (Niccolo) Twelve Paganini-
Gaviniés violin études and caprices
transcribed for the flute; selected and
adapted Louis A. Hahn. © Aug. 31,
1936; E pub. 57410; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 25635
Pagoda song; w Michael Cross; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 2, 1936; EH unp. 1381257;
Allan Carlisle, Hast Islip, New York.
25636
Pal of yesterday; song, w Mrs. J. H.
Cantwell. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E
unp. 131403; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 25637
Palmeras de Hgipto; tango oriental,
cancion. ©i1c. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp.
132779; Lydia Handal, Brooklyn.
25638
Paloma (La); Mexican serenade, Yra-
dier, arr. Aug. H. Schaefer ; band pts.
© Aug. 31, 1986; E pub. 57407; Fill-
more bros. ¢co., Cincinnati. 25639
Pancho’s widow ; from Dodge City trail,
w Ned Washington, melody Sam H.
Stept. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1936: E unp.
132855; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
25640
101437—36——5
©
Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57491; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25641
Par les ch’veux; java, Jean Steurs;
orch. © Sept. 16, 1936; E for. 45798 ;
A. Cranz, Brussels. 25642
Parade march; by Granville Buntock,
arr. Pietro Stresa; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45847; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 25643
Paradise and you; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 132091; Charles J. Shackett,
Los Angeles. 25644.
Paradise in waltz time; from Cham-
pagne waltz, w and m Sam Coslow
and Frederick MHollander, pf. se.
Mario Agnolucci; with ukulele and
guit. arr. © Sept. 14, 1986; E pub.
57392; Paramount pictures, inec., New
York. 29645
Parked in the park in the rain; song,
melody L. Lehr and Walter Bishop.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132639;
Lew Lehr, New York. 25646
Partenza (La) di Selassié; gran marcia
trionfale, canzone, testo in vernacolo
triestino. © Sept. 4, 1986; E for.
45800; Geni Sadero, Venice, Italy.
25647
Partita; de Antoni Szatowski; violon-
celle. © June 15, 1936: E for. 45698;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 25648
Passion; w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept.
25, 1936; EH unp. 132745; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 25649
Paswonky ; by Thomas Waller; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131266;
Philip L. Ponce, ine., New York.
. 25650
Pay day; fox-trot song. © Aug. 13,
1936; E pub. 57099; Guy Raneri,
Johnstown, Pa. 25651
Peace be unto thee; benediction, song.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132678;
Blanche Louise Curry, Denver. 25652
Penita de amor; tonada, letra y m
Enrique Cadicamo; pf. © Apr. 20,
1986; E for. 45752; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 25653
Penny (A) for your thoughts; song.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132675;
Ruth Birmingham, Detroit. 25654
Pepeta; tango, Jimmie Edwards; pf.
accordion. © Sept. 7, 1936; E for.
45797; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
25655
1137
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25656
Perelman (Dora) Melodie; op. 5; cello
and pf. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp.
1381456 ; Dora Perelman, White Plains,
N. Y. 25656
Périphérie; slow-dramatique sur les
motifs de Wo der teufel gute nacht
sagt, paroles frangaises Louis Hen-
nevé et L. Palex, m Hermann Leo-
poldi. © June 4, 1936; E for. 45540;
Société anonyme frangaise Chappell,
Paris. 25657
Pero me la pegas; cueca tonada, letra y
m C. Tapia; pf. © Apr. 20, 1936; E
for. 45753; Southern music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 25658
Petate (El); corrido, letra Ernesto M.
Cortazar, m Juan S. Garrido. © July
31, 19386; E for. 45742; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 25659
Peter Piper; w Johnny Mercer, m Rich-
ard A. Whiting; with guit. arr. ©
Sept. 8, 1936; E pub. 57276; Robbins
music corp., New York. 25660!
Petit canon; de Georges Dandelot; pf.,
4 mains. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45699 ; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
25661
Petites (Les) alliées; du film, paroles
Jean Féline, m André Gailhard. ©
June 15, 19386; E for. 45688; Ray Ven-
tura & cie., Paris. 25662
Phantasy love; w Joseph Klimer, mel-
ody Charles Josephson. © 1 ec. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 1381881; Charles W.
Josephson, jr., Cambridge, Mass.
25663.
Piano pieces and drills on the chromatic
scale; by Buenta Carter. © Sept. 17,
1986; AA 215471; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 25664
Pick that bass; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131371; Al Ber-
nard, New Orleans. 25665:
Pickaninnies; w and melody B. K. Lin-
gle, acc. Irwin Fischer. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1986; E unp. 131325; Bertha Ken-
dall Lingle, Chicago. 25666
Picture (The) on the wall; w Frank
Blackstone McDannel; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131729; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25667
Piéces pour orgue; de Marguerite Roes-
gen-Champion; pf. © July 1, 1936;
E for. 45829; Editions musicales de
la schola cantorum, Paris. 25668
Piedigrotta 1936; versi Bovio, Murolo,
ed altri, m Valente, Lama, ed altri.
pt. WI, n.s., v.31
© Sept. 7, 19386; E for. 45803; Bot-
tega dei 4, Naples. 25669
Pigs in clover; song. © Sept. 5, 1936;
E pub. 57267; James Hampton Fith-
ian, East Orange, N. J. 25670
Pirate Don Durk of Dowdee; w Mil-
dred Plew Merryman, m Franz C.
Bornschein ; male voices. © Sept. 14,
1936: E pub. 57371; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 25671
Pirates; w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 14,
1936; D 39145; Ida Cowan, Durham,
N. C. 25671*
Place Pigalle, place Clichy; one-step, pa-
roles Géo. Koger et Henri Varna, m
Vincent Scotto. © June 15, 1936; EH
for. 45658 ; Editions E. Gaudet, Paris.
25672
Placer County; song, pf. and ukulele
arrs. Bill Ball. © May 29, 1936; EH
pub. 57675; Luzetta Griffitts Swett,
Auburn, Calif. 25673
Play me swing nite and day; melody.
©1e. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 182824;
Clarence Marks and Ralph Brown,
New York. 25674
Plea (The) to a lonely pine; song, m
Fred Casares. © 1 ce. Sept. 30, 1936;
E unp. 1382838; Charles T. Georgaras,
Fort Worth. 25675
Please bring back my happiness you
took away with you; song. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132055; Lloyd
Edwin Burkholder, Rockford, Il.
25676
Please come back, if only to say hello;
w Josephine Loskot Ring; pf. ©1le.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131730; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25677
Please dear: w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131879; Earl
Brooks, Seattle. 25678
— w Myra Robertson, and melody.
©ic. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 132357;
Blanche Pitt, San Diego, Calif.
25679
Please don’t tire of me; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 132068;
Louis Michael Mascitelli, New York.
25680
Please give us the moon; song, m
Alexander Angus. © 1 ¢. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131913; John Davidson
Pugh, Port Kells, B. C., Canada.
25681
1138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
25708
Please remember; w and melody.
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 1382260;
Albert Leslie Barker, Columbus, O.
25682
Please take me; w and mI. C. Baucom,
jr. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131642 ; Ivan C. Baucom, jr., and Inez
Oleta Baker, Mineral Wells, Tex.
25683
Poisoned (The) kiss; romantic extrava-
ganza written Evelyn Sharp, m R.
Vaughan Williams. © May 7, 1936;
D 39129; Oxford univ. press, London.
25683*
Polly ticks; pf., with w. © 1c. Sept.
’ 9, 1936; E unp. 131644; C. M. Harkins,
Baltimore. 25684
Poodle pup ; song, w Jeannette Scribner.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 182338 ;
Donald L. Seribner, Albion, Mich.
' 25685:
Pooey to you from me; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1986; E unp. 13825386; Famous
music corp., New York. 25686
Poot (Marcel) Les dix premiéres piéces ;
en clefs de sol; pf. © June 15, 1936;
E for. 45691; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 25687
Popeye on parade; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c. Sept.
23, 19386; E unp. 182532; Famous
musie corp., New York. 25688
Popeye’s eye popped out of his head; w
Tot Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst.
©1e. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 1382533 ;
Famous music corp., New York.
25689
Por qué; tango, letra Emilio Fresedo, m
Oswaldo Fresedo, arr. Donald Reep.
© June 10, 1936 ; E pub. 57400 ; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
25690
Poupée valsante; by Edward Poldini,
arr. W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57308; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 25691
Pourquoi mentir ; tango, paroles Liogar
et Viaud, m A. Mario Melfi. © June
15, 1936; E for. 45664; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 25692
Poursuite; de Georges Dandelot; pf., 4
mains. © June 15, 1936; E for.
45701 ; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
25693
Prairie sunflower; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 131885; Charles W.
Seeley, Syracuse. 25694
© | Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; m
to hymn 258; pf. © 1c Aug. 26,
1936 ; E unp. 132827 ; George Warring-
ton EHecles, Flushing, N. Y. 25695
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem; anthem
for Thanksgiving or for any festival
occasion, w from the Bible, m Carlyle
Duncan ; mixed voices; organ ace. ©
Sept. 26, 19386; E pub. 57657; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 25696
Prayer (The) I bring; song. ©1..
Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 131816; Mabel
Natalie Ericksen, Bemidji, Minn.
25697
Pre-election blues; song. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1936 ; E unp. 1381426; Marie Gann-
away, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 25698
Prélude et fugue; de Alexandre Tans-
man; pf. ou clavecin. © June 15,
1886; E for. 45711; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris, 25699)
Prelude, Fantasy and Chaconne; by
George Dyson; violin 1. © Sept. 15,
1936 ; E for. 45757; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 25700
for violoncello, or viola, and small
orch., George Dyson; pf. se., with
pts. for violoncello and viola. ©
Aug. 31, 1986; E for. 45578: Novello
& co., Itd., London. 25701
Prelude in G minor; pf. © 1 ec. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp, 132492; Ella Marion
Sexton, Greenwich, Conn. 25702
Prelude to a dream; pf. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1986; E unp. 131629; Jack Crow-
der and Gilbert Wilson, Indianapolis.
25703
Premiére petite suite; par Henri Mar-
telli, op. 38, no. 1-4; pf. © Dee. 31,
1935; E for. 45714; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 25704
Prepare ye; anthem, w from Isaiah
40; mixed voices. © 1 ec. Sept. 25,
1986: E unp. 132562; Beatrice Eve-
lyn Thompson, Plymouth, N. H.
25705
President’s (The) march; pf., with w.
©l1ec. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 131830;
Eleanor Marie Quinto, New York.
25706
Pressed (The) rose; w Nikkie Morgan;
pf. ©1.e Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132424; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25707
Pretty Peggy; song. © 1. Sept. 25,
19386; E unp. 1382552; Amelie Lane
Gubbins, West Englewood, N. J.
25708
1139
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25709
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Pretty, witty, Kitty Brown; song, m | Quand l’amour a passé par 1a; fox-trot
Frank R. Fuller. © 1 ce. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182504; Geo. Stands-
field McCormick, West Los Angeles.
25709
Priere; paroles Maxime Simonnot, m
Marguerite Roesgen-Champion; vio-
lon et pf. ou orgue ace. © July 1,
1986; E for. 45880; Editions musi-
cales de la schola cantorum, Paris.
25710
Priére 4 Notre-Dame; de Marguerite
Roesgen-Champion; violon, violon-
celle et orgue. © July 1, 1936; E
for. 458381; Editions musicales de la
schola cantorum, Paris. 25711
Primavera ; pictures of spring, John A.
Farrell; pf. © Aug. 29, 1986; E for.
45837; Paterson’s publications, ltd.,
London. 25712
Primer (A) for the violin; for class
and individual instruction, Samuel
Applebaum, vy. 1. © Sept. 8, 1986;
AA 214623: Evans music co., Boston.
25713
Prodigal (The) and the song; w D. Z.
Fielder, m Ira B. Wilson; women’s
voices, with sop. Solo or sops. in uni-
son. © Sept. 9, 1986; E pub. 57386;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 25714
Progress march song; song. © 1 ec.
Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 131772; Marion
Gribble, Wauwatosa, Wis. 25715
Promise; melody. © 1 e¢. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 1382618; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 25716
Puccini (Giacomo) La Tosca; opera,
grande fantaisie, transcription H.
Fernand; harmonie et fanfare,
d’aprés la partition d’orch. © July
25, 1986; E for. 45807; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 25717
Puerto nuevo; marcha, de la pelicula ar-
gentina, letra Luis C. Amadori, m
Hans Diernhammer; pf. © Apr. 14,
1936; E for. 45762; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 25718
Punuluu; Hawaiian waltz, w J. Yar-
mov, melody F. Hardy and M, Tracy.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 130425;
Jack Yarmov, Fred Hardy and Mc-
Kee Tracy, Atlantic City. 25719)
Pura chispa; tango milonga, palabras
Ivan Diez, m Edgardo Donato; pf.
© May 19, 1936; E for. 45751; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
25720
du film La flamme, paroles Léo Le-
liévre, m Henry Verdun. © June 15,
1936: E for. 45661 ; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 25721
Quand vous voudrez . . .; paroles Jean
Féline, m Paul Misraki. © June 15;
1936; E for. 45690; Ray Ventura &,
cie., Paris. 25722
Quartett; v. Fini Henriques; violine 1,
2, viola u. violoncello. Partitur. ©
July 21, 1986; E for. 45546 ; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 25723
Quarto quartetto ; di G. Francesco Mali-
piero; violino 1, 2, viola e violoncello.
Partitura. © July 21, 1986; E for.
45547; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
25724
Que lindos son; letra y melodia. ©
1 ec. Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 131573;
Sara Martinez,-Hoehne, Col. 25725
Queen Anne’s lace; by Harold Locke;
pf. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57492;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25726
Queen of my heart; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 181852;
Lonnie Edgar Owens, Dexter, Mich.
25727
—song. © 1e. Sept. 14, 1986; E
unp. 1381892; Merwin J. Larson, Port-
land, Or. 25728
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ce. Sept. 5, 1936;
E unp. 181477; Earl M. Taylor, Can-
ton, O. 25729
Queen of our country; song. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1936; E unp. 131334; James
Throckmorton Snodgrass, Dallas.
25730
Raccolta di 37 danze moderne; com-
pilata; pf. con violino ad lib. ©
June 14, 1936; E for. 45818; Gug-
lielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy.
25731
Radio Cuba; rumba, de La hija de
Juan Simon, letra C. Camps y M.
Torres, m Daniel Montorio ; orq. ptes.
© Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 45787 ; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
25732
Rain (The),—The woodpecker [and]
Leaves at play; w and m Alice May-
field; pf. With biographical sketch.
© Sept. 3, 1936; E pub. 57515; Art
publication soe., Clayton, Mo. 25733
Rainbow; song. Rev. © 1 ec. Sept.
1, 19386; E unp. 182234; Emma Groh,
Covington, Ky. 25734
1140
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1986
Rainbow moon; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1. Sept. 1, 1936;
E unp. 131214; Carry Dous, Okmul-
gee, Okl. 25735
Rainbow on the river; from Rainbow
on the river, w Paul Francis Web-
ster, m Louis Alter. © 1c. Sept. 12,
1936; E unp. 1382116; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 25736
from the production, w Paul Fran-
eis Webster, m Louis Alter; with
guit. arr. © Sept. 24, 1936; E pub.
57599; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
25737
Raindrops in the wind; by Doris Grace
Humes; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; H
pub. 57482; Theodore Presser. co.,
Philadelphia. 25738
Rainy day; song. © Sept. 9, 1986;
E pub. 57587; John Merola, Latti-
mer Mines, Pa. 25739)
Rap tap on wood; from Born to dance,
w and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 11, 1936; E pub.
57378 ; Chappell & co., ine., New York.
25740
Rataplan; marcha de la pelicula Rata-
plan, Martin Lizcano de la Rosa;
orch. ptes. © Jan. 29, 1936; E for.
45785; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 25741
Rayito de ilusion; vals, letra Carlos
Pesce, m Carmelo Aguila; pf.
Aug. 18, 1986; E for. 45747; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 25742
Red cap; w K. Hecht, melody Nat
Gardner, (©. tf. c.. Sept. 12, 1936,
E unp. 1381821; Nat Gardner and Ken
Hecht, New York. 25743
Re-elect Roosevelt; song, arr. J. B.
Silver. © Sept. 18, 1936; E pub.
57674; Mortimer Neshamkin and
Oliver Neshamkin, New Rochelle,
INSAY? 25744
w and melody.
1936; E unp. 181381; Mortimer Nes-
hamkin and Oliver Neshamkin, New
Rochelle, N. Y. 25745
Re-elect Roosevelt President; w _ S.
Mitchell and Bernard Schwartz,
melody Wiibur Dorfman. © 1 «
Aug. 21, 1986; E unp. 180577; Sid-
ney Mitchell, Cleveland. 29746
Reflections in a modern mood; by
Marsden Gribbell; band pts. © Aug.
31, 1936; E pub. 57412; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 25747
© 1c. Sept. 4,
25761
Remain resolute with Roosevelt; w
Blanche Wrightson Williams, melody
Burns Llewellyn Williams. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 181232; Blanche
Williams, New York. 25748
Remember last night; w Francisco
Trapani, m F. Trapani and Joseph
Sienkiewicz, arr. Virginia White. ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131893;
Francisco Trapani & co., Palms, Calif.
25749
Remember me; song, w _ Porter
Granger. ©1c. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
131340; Montrose Thompson, New
York. 25750
Remembering; song. © 1. Sept. 14,
1986; EK unp. 181884; Dorothe An-
derson Lanning, Scottsbluff, Neb.
25751
m Leo Richard. © 1c. Sept.
4, 19386; E unp. 1382126; Bess Morri-
son Corbett, Tacoma, Wash. 25752
Reminiscence; w Paolino De Monte-
chiaro, m Anthony Misuraca, op. 62.
© Aug. 26, 1986; EH pub. 57510; Pas-
qualino De Munno, Chicago. 25753
Reminiscences of the Puszta; by Nic.
Tomay; orch. pts. © May 11, 1936;
E for. 45545; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 20704
Rendezvous memories; w and melody.
© 1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132699 ;
Arthur Meade, Port Chester, N. Y.
25755
Rendezvous of dreams; song; with
guit.. arr. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17; 1936; EB
unp. 132172; Herbert. Dean Moore,
Powell, Wy. 25756
Rescue (The); by Charles Maxwell.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131505 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
25757
Reverie; song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1986;
E unp. 131758; Florence Lee Tate,
Chilhowie, Va. 25758
Rhode Island; Rhode Island citizens
historical soc. song. © Sept. 5,
19386; E pub. 57259; May Herrick
Nichols, North Scituate, R. I. 25759
Rhyme (A) for love; from College
holiday, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1-c. Sept. 24, 19386; E
unp. 182548; Famous music corp.,
New York. 25760
Rhyme (The) of the country road; w
Emma Endicott Marean, m Noble
Cain; 1, 2 or 4 pt. male cho. © Aug.
25, 19386; E pub. 57325; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 25761
1141
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25762
Rhythm is written all over you; fox
trot song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E
unp. 131847; Rene Matsu, Hilo, T. H.
25762
Rhythm rangers’ theme song; w and
melody Harold Pete Rentschler. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132489;
Harold D. Rentschler, Wheeling, W.
Va. 25763
Rhythm’s taking hold of my feet; w
KF, X. O'Leary, melody A. P. Cas-
taldo. © 1. Sept. 12, 19386; E unp.
131871; Albert P. Castaldo and
Frank X. O’Leary, Comstock, N. Y.
25764
Ride (A) above the clouds; song,
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131478;
Annie M. Mace, Salt Lake City.
25765.
Ridin’ the rails; from Ziegfeld follies
of 1986, w Edward Heyman, m
Harold Spina; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57537;
Chappell & co., ine., New York.
25766
Riding home; song. © 1. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 181416; Jack Shafer,
Roxbury, N. Y. 25767
Ripples on the lake; w N. A. Saasted,
m R. D. Bartlett. © 1 e¢. Sept. 24,
1986; E unp. 1382507; Norman A.
Saasted and Rita D. Bartlett,
Chetek, Wis. 25768
Pip7-Pipy-Prpixa (Riry-Riry-Ririka); from
He Ririka Mas, English w John T.
Fotos, Greek w and m Stathi Mas-
tora. © June 15, 1936; E pub. 57173;
Apollo music co., New York. 25769
Roamin’ through the South; para-
phrase; saxophone solo. © 1 «
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131533; Paul
M. Bergman, Los Angeles. 25770
Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular songs; arr. John Martell;
note and diagram arrs., with chord
names and Spanish guit. arr. ©
Sept. 14, 1986; E pub. 57347; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 25771
Robbins Hawaiian medley; by Arthur
Freed, Nacio Herb Brown, Harry
Owens, and others, orch. sc. Frank
Skinner; orch. pts. © Sept. 3, 1936;
Epub. 57208 Robbins music corp.,
New York. 25172
Robbins piano accordion folio of popu-
lar songs; arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. ac-
cordion. © Sept. 14, 19386; E pub.
m
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
57348 ; New
York. 25773
Robbins saxophone folio of popular
and production songs; solos and
duets, arr. and ed. Hugo Frey; HE
flat and © saxophones and B flat
saxophone or clarinet, combined,
with pf. ace. © Sept. 14, 1986; EH
pub. 57346; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 25774
Robin (The) in the rain; w Chas.
Coke Woods, m Noble Cain; girl’s 3
pt. cho. © Aug. 25, 1986; EH pub.
57326; Gamble hinged musie co., Chi-
Robbins music corp.,
cago. 25775
Robinson Crusoe; w and m Howard
Marks; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 24, 1936;
H unp. 132479; John Howard Marks.
Baltimore. 25776
Rock your blues away; melody Joe
Bishop. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp.
132740; Isham Jones music corp.,
New York. 25777
Rock-a-bye; song. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936;
E unp. 131586; Albert Edward Milli-
ken, Kingston, N. Y. 25778
Rock-a-bye lane; fox-trot, w Mickey
Cristaldi, and melody. © 1. Sept.
5, 1986; E unp. 131569; Louis Cos-
telli, Torrington, Conn. 25779
Rockin’ chair swing; w and melody
Mary Schaeffer. © 1 ¢ Sept. 30,
1936: E unp. 132818; Red star songs,
ine., New York. 25780
Rodeo d’amour; paroles Léo Bachelet,
m Aldo Montanari. © July 24, 1936;
EK for. 45530; Société anonyme des
editions Ricordi, Paris. 25781
Rolling home; from Born to dance, w
_and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 11, 1986; E pub.
57380; Chappell & co., ine, New
York. 25782
Rolling wagons; song. © 1 ce. Sept. 15,
1936; E unp. 131979; Tommy Hel-
mich, Seal Beach, Calif. 25783
Romance; w Fern Peterson; pf. ©
1 ec Sept. 10, 19386;.H unp. 1e8731;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25784
Romance and love: song, w Lola Ione
Wegener. © 1c Sept. 10, 1936; HE
unp. 181671; Lorene HE. Wegener,
Weeping Water, Neb. 25785
Romance sans paroles; melody, op. 21,
no. 4. ©1e. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp.
131999 ; Isidore Sochinsky, Far Rock-
away, N. Y. 25786
1142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Roosevelt cheer song; song.
14, 1936; E pub. 57414; Anne Barron
Donahue, Norristown, Pa. 25787
Roosevelt our President; song, melody
Frances Burnett. © 1 ¢. July 27,
1936; E unp. 129700; William How-
ard, Jacksonville, Fla. 25788
Roosevelt’s the man; w A. G. Mack,
melody Kay C. Murphy. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 182705; Kay Cooke
Murphy and Al. G. Mack, New York.
25789
Roosevelt victory song; song, pf. se. arr.
Bob Taylor. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1936;
E unp. 131386; Martin J. Judge, Den-
ver. 25790
Rosalito de Granada; paso-doble, José
M. Lucchesi; orch. ptes., avec paroles.
© May 1, 1936; E for. 45734; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 25791
Rose of the world; world anthem;
mixed voices. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1936;
BH unp. 131332; Nida H. Hopkins,
Peoria, Ill.
Roses and romance; w A. S. Furnas,
melody F. 8. Sexton. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1936; E unp. 131239; Ada Snook Fur-
nas and Faerie Snook Sexton, Day-
ton, O. 25793
Rosita; tango; orch. pts. © Aug. 15,
1936; E for. 45627; J. Urgellés, Bar-
celona, Spain. 25794
Round the village green; 11 pieces, J.
Raymond Tobin; pf. © Sept. 15,
1936: E for. 45760; Banks & son,
York, England. 25795
Royal garden blues; blues fox-trot,
Clarence Williams and Spencer Wil-
liams, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts.,
with w. © Sept. 9, 1936; E pub.
57422: Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 25796
Ruby ; song; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© 1e. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 131780;
Margurite Carr, Rushville, Ind.
25797
Rumba rhythms; new arrs. Anthony
Franchini; solo and ace. guits. ©
May 28, 1936; E pub. 57403; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York. 25798
Rumbolero (The); song. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1936; E unp. 131574; Alfio Micci,
Chicago Heights, Il. 25799
Running a temperature ; swing fox-trot,
w Milton Pascal, m Edgar Fairchild,
arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts. © Sept.
1, 1986; E pub. 57187; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 25800
25792
© Sept.| Running (The) set; founded on tradi-
tional dance tunes, R. Vaughan Wil-
liams, arr. Vally Lasker and Helen
Bidder; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © June 4,
19386; E for. 45645; Oxford univ.
press, London. 25801
Rythm at any cost; w and melody ; with
pf. treble ace. in cho. © 1 ¢. Sept.
12, 1936; E unp. 131799; Henry Scott,
Madalin, N. Y. 25802
Sacred memories; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 151676;
Elizabeth Josephson, New York.
25803
Sacred thoughts; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131564;
Frances Josephine Mason, Lebanon,
Mo. 25804.
Sad; w Tom W. Mascitelli; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 1382067;
Louis Michael Mascitelli, New York.
25805
Sad and lonely; song, m James L.
Brown. © 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1986; E
unp. 132276; Emma Tacia, Lincoln,
Mich. 25806
Sailing in the moonlight; w and m
Irving Black. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1986;
E unp. 132481; Irving Schwartzberg,
Brooklyn. 25807
Salutation; w Mabel Brackett Lovell,
m Laura Bower Van Nuys; pf.
1c Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 1382457;
Wednesday morning club, Cranford,
Niece: 25808
Saluto (Hl) all’ Argentina; alla tango,
Fred Di Leo; pf. accordion. © Aug.
15, 1936; E pub. 57210; Wm. J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 25809
Sans pitié; chanson presque russe,
sketch musical, paroles Jacques Loar,
m Emile Deltour. © June 15, 1936;
E for. 45679; Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 25810
Santa Claus in town, w Lawrence F.
Munn, m William O. Munn; pf.
Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 57214; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 25811
Satan in the sun; w Bob James, m
Bill Walker. © 1. Sept. 9, 1986;
E unp. 1381649; Joseph William
Walker, Grand Rapids, Mich. 25812
Satisfying; hymn. © Aug. 28, 1936;
E pub. 57185; Robert R. Petrie, Nor-
wood, Pa. 25813
Savior (A) who knows all about me;
hymn. © Sept. 10, 1986; E pub.
57354; Chas. F. Weigle, Sebring, Fla.
25814
1143
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25815
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Saviour, source of every blessing; pf.
©1e. Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 182828;
George Warrington Hccles, Flushing,
ING Ye 25815
Say that you'll be mine; w Alfred W.
Ziegler, and melody. © 1 ec. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 1382110; Henry Gold-
win Almeida, Elmira, N. Y. 25816
Say the word; fox-trot, w Laddie Vann,
melody Laurie Thompson. © 1 ce.
Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 182841; Lucien
Van Wallegham, Winnipeg, Manit.,
Canada. 25817
Schooner of beer; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1382506;
Harry H. Webb, Detroit. 25818
Schubert (Franz Peter) The authen-
tic first Schubert ; graded pieces, arr.
Dorothy Bradley; pf. With inter-
pretative notes. © Aug.: 26, 1986;
E for, 45806; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) lItd., London. 20819)
Celebrated valses; arr. Angelo Pin-
elli; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19, 1986;
EK for. 45861; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 25820
—— Marche militaire; arr. Lorenzo da
Costa; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19,
19386; E for. 45842; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 29821
Schumann (Robert Alexander) L’ar-
rivée du printemps; op. 79, no. 19,
version francaise Jean Chantavoine,
text allemand Hoffmann y. Fallers-
leben. © June 15, 1936; E for. 45672;
Heugel, Paris. 25822
——The authentic first Schumann;
graded pieces, arr. Dorothy Bradley ;
pf. With interpretative notes. ©
Aug. 26, 1986; E for. 45804; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
25823
Mélancolie; op. 39, no. 9, version
francaise Jean Chantavoine, text alle-
mand J. v. Hichendorff. © June 15,
1986; E for. 45673 ; Heugel, Paris.
25824
—-— Three short pieces; arr. Angelo
Pinelli; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19,
1986; E for. 45860; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 25825
Sea (A) picture; w and melody B. K.
Lingle, ace. Irwin Fischer. © 1 «.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 181821; Bertha
Kendall Lingle, Chicago. 25826:
Seconda sinfonia; di Gian Francesco
Malipiero; orch. Partitura. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 45812; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 25827
Secreto de amor; vals, de la pelicula
Puerto nuevo, letra Luis C. Ama-
dori, m J. Vasquez Vigo y Luis
Gaulier; pf. © Apr. 14, 1936; E for.
45746; Southern music pub. ¢Co., ine.,
New York. 25828
Seems I’ve done something wrong
again; w Eddie De Lange, m Royal
Marsh. © Sept. 38, 1936; E pub.
57218; Exclusive publications, ine.,
New York. 25829!
Seid einig; op. 5 [and] Unser reich-
skanzler; op. 15: méarsche, Max
Busch; fiir blas-musik. © Aug. 15,
1933; E for. 44875; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 25830
Self instructor for the melody flute,
flageolet or fife. © Sept. 8, 19386;
AA 2163800; Walter D. Lanahan,
Laurel, Md. 29831
Selig sind die armen; w Francis Glatt;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
131733; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25832
Sentimental suite; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 1381615;
Beulah Parker, Santa Ana, Calif.
25833
Serenade; by A. EH. Titl, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; with pf. ace. 1. Flute.—
2. B flat clarinet.—3. E flat alto saxo-
phone.—4. B flat cornet, trumpet.—
5. Ei flat horn, alto or mellophone, or
alto clarinet.—6. French horn, F
horn. © Sept. 18, 1986; EH pub.
57562-57567 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 25834-25839
w and melody B. K. Lingle, ace.
Irwin Fischer. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1986;
E unp. 131322; Bertha Kendall Lin-
gle, Chicago. 25840
Sérénade tendre; by Cuthbert Harris,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf., 6
hands. © Sept. 18, 1986; E pub.
57528; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 25841
Seventeen; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132804;
Andrew J. Downing, Hoxie, Ark.
25842
Shadows; w and melody B. K. Lingle,
ace. Irwin Fischer. © 1 ec. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 131323; Bertha Ken-
dall Lingle, Chicago. 25843
Shallow waters; interlude, Billy May-
erl; pf. © Sept: 14) 1936. h yror
45720; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 25844
1144
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Shame, shame, shame on you; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E
unp. 131672; John Goldfine, New
York. 25845
Sharpe (Harry S.) Three Christmas
carols; for carol service or pageant ;
mixed voices. © Sept. 4, 1986; E
pub. 57426; Harry S. Sharpe, Yak-
ima, Wash. 25846
Sharps and flats to read; with helpful
instructions to teachers, L. M. Dodd;
pf., with w. © July 24, 1936; E pub.
56836; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 25847
She; waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
©1ec. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 132078;
Joseph Sheridan, Detroit. 25848
She dreamt of that home by the mill-
race; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
24, 1936; E unp. 131578; Othilie
Swenson, Rochester, Minn. 25849
She only got the jar; song, m Luther
A. Clark; with orch. pts. © July 2,
1936; E pub. 57597; Irene L. Web-
ster, Haverhill, Mass. 25850
She’s a little Irish colleen; w Patrick
Hohn sCraic:; pf... ©. 1_¢.. Sept. 10;
1986; E unp. 181734; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25851
She’s mine; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132579;
Charles H. Frizzelle, Los Angeles.
25852
She walked away with my heart; song.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131198;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit,
New York. 25853
She was always a-chewing gum; w and
melody Uncle Dave Macon. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 182600; Dave
Macon, Readyville, Tenn. 25854
Shifting sands; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 1, 1936; E unp. 131188; Robert
Alfred Lowell, Oklahoma City.
25855
Shirley Ann; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; BE
unp. 1382703; Jay HE. Price, Trail
Creek, Mont. 25856
Shocking sensation; song, melody
Walker Boone Broadus, jr. © 1.
Aug. 19, 1986; E unp. 182355; Faylee
Kimbrough, Akron, O. 25857
Shores of Catalina; English w and m
J. Jones, Spanish w G. E. Portillo.
© Sept. 10, 19836; E pub. 57497;
Jenkin Jones, Oxnard, Calif. 25858
25870
Short and sweet; fox-trot, w and m
Larry Drake. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936;
Heunp. 1313853; Albert R. Gollinger,
Homestead, Pa. 25859)
Should I have another lonely day; w
Bill (Red) King, and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131555; Dante
Carrozzini, New York. 25860
Show me Thy ways; anthem, w from
the Psalms, m Sydney Thomson;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Aug. 25,
1936; E pub. 57327; Gamble hinged
musie ¢o., Chicago. 25861
Shy Ann’s cayenne; song. © 1 ce. Sept.
19, 1936; E unp. 182204; Richard Har-
rison, Lachine, Que., Canada. 25862
Si puo sapere; fox-lento, I. Natio; jazz
orch. pti. © Aug. 4, 1936; E for.
45534; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
25863
Sicilian nights; waltz, Emil Leonard;
pt. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57473;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25864
Sign (The) of peace; pageant of the
Christmas message, Valeria R. Leh-
man, m I. H. Meredith. © July 29,
19386; D 39127; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 25864*
Signature for orchestra; orch. Se.
1 ce Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 1381204;
Irving Szathmary, New York.
25865
Silence does not mean forgetting; w
and m Gracie Cornett. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 132728; Gracie Cor-
nett Ramsey, San Antonio. 25866
Silhouettes; w Oscar Wilde, m Gordon
Balch Nevin; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Aug. 25, 1936: E pub, 57328; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 25867
Silhouettes under the stars; fox-trot,
from Earl Carroll sketch book, Char-
lie Tobias, Charles Newman and Mur-
ray Mencher, arr. Al. Woodbury;
orch. pts., with w. © Sept. 21, 1936;
E pub. 57556; Harms, ine., New York.
25868
Silly what you’re saying, kid—what
youre doin’; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept 24, 19386; E unp. 132471; Har-
low Gale Rice, Wallace, Id. 25869
Silver threads among the gold; arr. A.
P, McKinney, new arr. McKinney’s
pub. co.; guit., in note and diagram,
with w. © Aug. 15, 1986; E pub.
56977; McKinney’s pub. co., Peoria,
Til. 25870
1145
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20871
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Simple histoire; de Georges Dandelot ;
pf.,4 mains. © June 15, 1986; E for.
45704; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
25871
Since I’ve lost you; song. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 132514; Sarah Mar-
garet Gilbert, Clinton, Mo. 25872
Since you’ve gone sweetheart; melody
Bobbie Jones. © 1c, Aug. 29, 1986;
E unp. 132228; Robert Jones, Phila-
delphia. 25873:
Sincerely; melody. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1986; E unp. 182610; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 25874
Sinfonia da camera; per diciassette
strumenti, Giovanni Salviuecci; orch.
Partitura. © Sept. 3, 1936; E for.
45810; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
25875
Sinfonietta; string orch. Se. © Sept.
25, 1986; E pub. 57446; Bernard Herr-
mann, New York. 25876
Sing a sing-a-gram and smile; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131486; Leonard Jay Freeman, New
Mork 25877
Sing and swing; melody. © 1. Sept.
28, 1986; E unp. 1382787; Lewis C.
Ernest, Ann Arbor. 25878
Sing ’em sweet and play ’em hot; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 181215; Carry
Dous, Okmulgee, Okl. 25879)
Sing me a sogn o’ Popeye; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©1c.
Sept. 28, 1986; H unp. 182540; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 25880
Singin’ your praises; w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots. ©1..
Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132657; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 25881
Singing to the baby; lullaby, w Anne
Campbell. © 1c. Sept. 29, 19386; E
unp. 132789; Elliott FitzGerald, Ham-
burg, N. Y. 25882
Sister, let de spirit move you; w and
m Gene Edwards; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Sept. 24, 1986; E pub.
57659; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
25883.
Sister Susan’s Sookie’s Sal; waltz, w
and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1936;
E unp. 181226: Margaret Carpenter
Morris, Lindsay, Calif. 25884.
Sittin’ by the moon with you; song, m
Wayne Johnson. © 1 ¢. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 1382259; Frederick Otto
Riley, Noel, Mo. 25885
Sitting on the moon; from the picture,
w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Sam H.
Stept; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Sept. 18, 1936; E pub. 57370; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 25886
Six weeks of supervised practice for the
very young; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936;
E pub. 57502; Maude Krake Back-
lund, Lisbon, N. D. 25887
Siz shoin nuch alemen; w Chaim Tau-
ber, and melody.
(IymY ON FN Pw)
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 131766;
Manny L. Fleischman, New York.
25888
Skies: w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 25,
1936; E unp. 182554; Lewis Edward
Klinect, Grafton, O. 25889
LeAnoy xapdca (Skliri karthia); w and m
Kostas Korrinas. © June 10, 1936;
E pub. 57584; Apollo music co., New
York. 25890
Skgnneste (Den) af alle sange; slow-
fox, tekst: Bégrge Miller, m: Carlo
Thomsen: ork. stemmer. © July 21,
1936; E for. 45549; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen, 25891
Skyridin’; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
3, 1936; E unp. 181285; Edward Brin-
ton Temple, 2d, Easton, Pa. 25892
Slavic impromptu; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1936 ; E unp. 132493 ; Ella Marion Sex-
ton, Greenwich, Conn. 25893
Sleepy little town; fox-trot song, mel-
ody L. Simmons and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 132092;
Lucille Simmons, Medford, Or. 25894
Sleepy river; song, w John Ward. ©
1c Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132178;
Barry Shipman, Hollywood, Calif.
25895
Slovakia; rhapsody; orch. Sec. ©1«
Aug. 6, 1986; E unp. 131660; Victor
Kolar, Detroit. 25896
Smil dig gennem livet; Engelsk vals,
tekst: Axel Andreasen, m: Sven Gyld-
mark; pf. © July 21, 1936; HE for.
45563; Wilhelm Hansen, Denmark.
25897
Smile again, dear pal, smile for me; w
Ida May Dodge; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1986; E unp. 182425; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 25898
Smile! Cry and you'll be alone; arr.
Buddy Wallace; pf., with w. ©le.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132490; Walter
Ree Burke, Jackson, Mich. 25899
1146
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Smile, smile, smile; w and m Jennie
Kerr; pf.
unp. 131750; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or.
Smiles in the moonlight; w Roy Wynn;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132426; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 25901
Smiling ; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E
unp. 1382277; John J. Chairet, Chicago.
25902
Smoke dreams; song, m Myrtle R.
Pineda. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp.
1382710; James A. Burke, Galveston,
Tex. 25903
Snake river; song of Idaho. © July
10, 1936; E pub. 57253; Sara Rankin,
Caldwell, Id. 25904
Snow queen; 8 fancies, Ronald Brunk-
er: pf. © Aug. 24, 1936; E for.
45579; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
25905
Snowflakes bring heartaches: w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131945; Georgia Ferguson, Chicago.
25906
So alone with the girl: song, melody
Peggy Ann Dennis. © 1 ¢. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 131906; Louis Baker
Krekleon, Ensley, Ala. 25907
So blue all alone; w and melody Sol K.
Bright. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp.
152213; Solomon M. Kekipi Bright,
San Francisco. 25908
So dear to me; song, m George G. Major.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 132016;
Hazel Fraser, McGehee, Ark. 295909:
So divine; from picture The devil on
horseback, w and m Jack Stern and
Harry Tobias; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Sept. 18, 1936; E pub. 57365: Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 25910
So lonely and blue; w Rose Norlander,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©le.
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132442; Marie
Rose Ann Emilie Norlander, Mackey
Sta., Ont., Canada. 25911
So why turn her out; song, w Lucille
Wilson. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131404; J. Chas. McNeil, Los An-
geles. 25912
Sol og sang; paso-doble, fra Cirkus
revyen, tekst: Alfred Kjerulf, m:
Sven Gyldmark; ork. stemmer. ©
July 21, 1936; EB for. 45554; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 25913
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E
25900
25927
Soldier’s (The) bride; w Nadine Moore,
m 8S. Rachmaninoff, arr. W. A. Golds-
worthy; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Sept.
22, 1986; E pub. 57560; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 25914
Soleil d’amour ; melodie, paroles Lucien
Boyer, m H. Ackermans. © June 15,
1936 ; E for. 45662 ; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 25915
Some day; pf., with w. ©1e. Sept. 5,
1936; E unp. 1381446; Pearlie Belle
Lemelle, San Antonio. 25916
Some day I’m going to change your
name to mine; w Lew Menechino, m
J. R. Curcio. ©1e. Aug. 26, 1936;
E unp. 130814; Joseph Roy Curcio
and Lewis Hugene T. Menechino,
Brooklyn. 25917
Some day I may tell you; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936;
EX unp. 131809; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. 25918
Some day soon; w Edward F. Farrell;
pt: © 1 c. Sept. 8, 19863;:E) unp.
131579; Peter 8S. Carpou, Verona,
INGE 25919
Some people; fox-trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 c. Sept. 17, 19386;
E unp. 132096; Helen Smith, Battle
Creek. 25920
Some were left; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp.
132807; Harold E. Murphy, Cincin-
nati. 25921
Somehow I couldn’t say no; fox-trot,
w Mark Mayhew, and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 1381867;
William P. Mayhew, Cambridge, Md.
25922
Someone else’s or mine; w and m Ray
Ingleright; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 132446; Violet Joy Marshall,
Niles, Mich. 25923
Someone’s stealin’ my sunshine; song.
©1e. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp. 182207;
Art Schamberg, Pittsburgh. 25924
Something big in view; w Beatrice
Bachman, and melody. © 1 e. Sept.
23, 1986; E unp. 132455; Dorothy
Leone Bachman, St. Joseph, Mo.
25925,
Something ‘bout these Yankees; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
1381802; Jack Curry, Chicago. 25926
Somewhere there’s someone that loves
you; w A. 8. Furnas, m F. S. Sexton.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131240;
Ada Snook Furnas and Faerie Snook
Sexton, Dayton, O. 25927
1147
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25928
pt. III, n.s., Vv. 31
Sonatine en trio; pour clavecin, flfiite et | Songs of Delta theta chi; w Helen
clarineite, Florent Schmitt, op. 85;
fiite, clarinette, clavecin ou pf. ©
May 1, 1986; E for. 45739; Durand
& cie., Paris. 25928
Song (A) about love, I love you; song,
melody Lorene Hatteberg. © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 19386; E unp. 131361; Harold
Lewis Finch, Iowa City, Ia. 25929
Song (A) of my heart; song, m Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1936;
EK unp. 132052; Pauline Wolpert,
Sierra Madre, Calif. 25930
Song (A) of thanksgiving; m Frances
Allitsen, arr. Bryceson Treharne. 1.
Words adapted from James Thom-
son ; men’s cho.—2. Words adapted by
Felix Goddard; mixed cho. © Sept.
12, 1986; E pub. 57340, 57341; Boston
musie co., Boston. 25931, 25932:
Song (The) of the clock; by Alf Leroy
Urseth; organ. © Aug. 26, 1936;
E pub. 57444; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 25933
Song of the drum; w Hugene Field, m
William Lester ; male voices. © Aug.
25, 1936; E pub. 57331; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 25934
Song (The) of the kettle; pf., with w.
©1c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132256;
EKthel Pearson Hibbs, Lowell, Mass.
25935
Song of the navy; song. © Aug. 21,
1936; E pub. 57665; Stephen John
Mack, Los Angeles. 29936
Song of Winnebago; song. (©) 1c. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 131981; Welton H.
Firehammer, Oshkosh, Wis. 25937
Song suite no. 1; w Happy Fields, mel-
ody Jay Stemmerman. © 1 e¢. Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 131685; Irving A.
Blumenfeld, New York. 25938
Song (A) to mother; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 19386; E unp. 131643;
Maude Bell Giffin, Feeding Hills,
Mass. 25939
Song whistle; song. © 1c. Sept. 9,
19386; E unp. 131628; Clarence An-
thony Hieger, St. Louis. 25940
Song without words; pf. ©1e. Sept.
12, 19836; H unp. 131817; Charles HE.
Burton, New Haven. 25941
Songs my mother taught me; by An-
ton Dvorak, transcribed Hdwin Ar-
thur Kraft; organ. © Sept. 16, 1936;
EK pub. 57495; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 25942
Stoddard and Glennis Quigley, m G.
Quigley, arr. John Bach; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 16, 1936; HE pub. 57496;
Natl. assn. of Delta theta chi, Chi-
cago. 25943.
Songs of home; w Ed Arnold; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 10, 19386; E unp. 1381735;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
25944.
Songs that will never grow old; w and
m Clinton Brown, arr. Priscilla Hol-
brook. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub.
57238; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 25945
‘Sonny boy, oh how we miss you; song,
w Lola Catchings Allen. © 1 e@
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132249; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 25946
Sons (The) of liberty; song. © July
20, 1936; E pub. 57337; Alfred C.
Parolino, Los Angeles. 25947
Sons of Sierra; from Rose bowl, w Leo
Robin, m Charley Kisco. © 1 e.
Sept. 4, 1936; EH unp. 131490; Famous
musie corp., New York. 25948
Sorry; song, arr. Walter Seim. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1936; EH unp. 1382845; James
Lamb and Gifford William Cobb, St.
Louis. 25949
Sorta’ blue for you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 131530;
Hugene S. Ramsay, Hannibal, Mo.
25950
Sound (The) of your voice; w and m
Mitchell Parish, Abner Silver and
Al Sherman; with guit. arr. © Sept.
16, 1936; EH pub. 57548; Mills music,
inc., New York. 25951
Sour grapes; w and m F. Hershey; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 131768;
K. Frantz Hershey, jr., Hershey, Pa.
25952
South (A) boy wants to go home; w
Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levinson;
with guit. arr. © Sept. 29, 1936;
E pub. 57683; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 25953:
South song; pf., with w. © 1«e. Sept.
17, 1936; E unp. 1382069; Louis
Michael Mascitelli, New York. 25954
Southern girl; song, arr. Harry Lud-
wig. ©1e Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131540; Wayne Clayton Galloway,
Bedford, Ind. 25955
Southern lullaby; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132629;
Marguerite Michaud, Miami, Fla.
25956
1148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Soy un pobre presidiaria; pasodoble,
de la pelicula La hija de Juan Simon,
m D. Montorio; orch. ptes. © Jan.
29, 1986; E for. 45778; Southern
music pub. co., inc, New York.
25957
Spanish harbor; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132589;
Anthony Talento, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
25958
Spanish (A) shawl; song. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1986; E unp. 181284; Edward O.
Roberts, Washington. 25959
Spanish tango; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1986; E unp. 182734; Charles Bowen,
San Luis Obispo, Calif. 25960:
Sparkling eyes; song. © 1 ec Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 131910; I. Harry
Adams, Ft. Wayne. 25961
Speculating on love; w and melody
Freda Levinson. © 1 ce. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 131680; Mac Levinson,
New York. 25962
Speed (The) song; w and melody. ©
1 e. Sept. 19, 19386; E unp. 132163;
Adrian Hughes, Hillsboro, Or.
259638
Spirit of progress; march, melody P.
Purcell. © 1 ec. Sept. 11, 1936; E
unp. 181757; Joseph McDonald and
Patrick Purcell, Langley Field, Va.
25964
Spirit of youth; march; band. Se ©
1 ec. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132793;
John Alexander Rinaldi, Cleveland.
25965
Spreading bonus around: song, m Gene
La Verne. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1936; E
unp. 132606; Melvin Morris, Savan-
nal)" 25966
Spring in the Arctic; by Hugo Fried-
hofer. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131509; Movietone music corp., New
York. 25967
Stand and deliver your love to me;
song. ©1e Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
131551; Mary Ezel, Wichita Falls,
Tex. 25968
Star sapphires; by Victor Renton; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57485; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 25969
Starlight; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1936; E unp. 131479; Mary K. T.
Schwartzengraber, Continental, O.
25970!
Starlight and music; w and m Jack
Meskill, Ruby Newman, and Lee
25985,
guit. arr. © June 10,
57394; Southern music
New York. 25971
Starlight madness; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131576; Morris
John Schroeter, St. Louis. 25972
Stars (The) waltz; w and melody Ber-
nice Baird. © 1. Sept. 14, 1936;
E unp. 131990; Beatrice (Bernice)
Baird, Chico, Calif. 25973
Stasera; serenata, canzone. © 1 «@
Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 131687: Gio-
vanni Calecagno, Hollywood, Calif.
25974
Stace (The) of sky-blue waters; song,
melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ¢. Sept.
2, 1986; E unp. 1381259; Ethel J.
Fogle, Washington. 25975.
State stars; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© May 26, 1936; E pub. 57530; Amy
Frances Hlleby, Virden, Manit., Can-
ada. 25976
Statues; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936;
E unp. 182665 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 25977
Stepping over the stars; song. © 1.
Sept. 19, 1986; EH unp. 132201; Elijah
Allison, Detroit. 25978
Still (William Grant) ‘Three visions;
pf. © Sept. 23, 1936; E pub. 57573;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 25979
Still you care; fox trot song. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986: E unp. 131855; Eva
Respass, New York. 25980:
Stille mit hjerte; tekst: J. Ravn-Jon-
sen, m: Walther Schrgder. © July
21, 1986; E for. 45558; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 25981
Stop beating around the bush; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp.
131374; Paul Herrick and Lee Day,
Los Angeles. 25982
Storm title; by Hugo Friedhofer. ©
1 c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131510;
Movietone music corp., New York.
25983
Storming all through the night; song.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132704;
Emmat Norman Frauman, Cincin-
nati. 25984.
Story (The) of seven roses; w and m
Harry Pease, Willie Raskin and Vin-
cent Rose; with guit. arr. © Sept.
16, 1986; E pub. 57544; Mills music,
inc., New York. 25985
David; with
1936; E pub.
pub. co., ine.,
1149
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25986
Story (The) of swing; song; in B flat.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132198;
Jack Harry Merriner, Sherrill, N. Y.
25986
Stranded ; fox-trot, w and melody Billy
Lupton. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp.
131212; William (Billy) Lupton,
Baltimore. 25987
Strike me pink, do I see red; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 132539 ;
Famous music corp., New York.
25988
Strike while the iron is hot; from
Dodge City trail, w Ned Washing- |
ton, melody Sam H. Stept. © 1 «
Sept. 30, 19386; E unp. 182858;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 25989
Strings of my heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 132598;
E. Goico, Philadelphia. 25990)
Strolling down Dream Avenue; w B.
Setzer, m Sylvia M. Vandehei. ©
1 c. Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 132715;
Beulah Setzer and Sylvia Vandehei,
<heyenne, Wy. 25991
Strolling in the moonlight; w F. Dan-
iels)s m A. Tonseth. © 1 ec. May
29, 1986; E unp. 126955; Frank
Daniels and Anne Tonseth, Long
Beach, Calif. 25992
Strutters on the go; w Hugh R. Rogers,
and melody. © 1. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 181785; Dorothy Wilver
Rogers, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
25993
Struttin’ to Sutton Place; w and mel-
ody Dave Oppenheim and Jacques
Krakeur II. ©1e. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 182118; Popular melodies,
inc., New York. 25994
Stylish; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
5, 1986; E unp. 131461; Victor Her-
mann Wagner, Pittsfield, Mass.
25995
Suicide with music; Frenchy-coo; pf.,
with w. ©1e.. Sept. 15, 1986; E
unp. 1382742; Leo Mantin and HE.
Ninon, New York. 25996
Suite (A) of music by royalty; by
Henry VIII, Louis XIII and others,
freely transcribed, op. 33; chamber
orch. Sc. © Sept. 8, 1936; E pub.
57306; Quinto Maganini, New York.
; 25997
Summer eve; w and m Victor Massey ;
male voices. © Aug. 17, 1936; E for.
45835; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 25998
pt. Ili, n. s., v. 31
Summer is here; w and melody B. K.
Lingle, ace. Irwin Fischer. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131324; Bertha
Kendall Lingle, Chicago. 25999)
Summer (A) night on a Texas trail;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1986;
E unp. 132142; Carson Jay Robison,
New York. 26000
Sun showers; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown, pf. arr. Paul Lannin.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132664;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 26001
Sun up; w and melody. © 1 e. Sept.
22, 1936; E unp. 1823886; Henry
Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg, Md.
26002
Sunkist girl: w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. %, 1986; E unp. 131598; Ken-
neth Carson Wiseman, Los Angeles.
260038
Sunny town; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17, 1986; EB
unp. 182049; Frank Klitehko, Miami,
Fla. 26004
Sunrise ; sketch impressionistic; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 132578;
George E. Gamble, Philadelphia.
26005
Sunshine and shadows; w and melody
Bill Merrill. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1986;
E unp. 131523; William Obed Mer-
rill, Hardwick, Vt. 26006
af Walther Schréder ;
© July 21, 1986;
Wilhelm Hansen,
26007
Sure; w and m Chet Forrest and Bob
Wright. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936: EB
unp. 132671; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 26008
Susanna; novelty march, arr. J. J.
Richards ; band pts. © Sept. 9, 1986;
E pub. 57374; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 26009)
Susanna, hold onto that wheel; w
Isaac Ilas Stutler; pf. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 132427; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26010
Sweat mania; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Sept.
17, 1956; E unp. 182062; Wilbur C.
Sweatman, New York. 26011
Sweet and low; lullaby, w Tennyson,
m S. Ward-Casey ; mixed voices.
Sept. 18, 1986; E for. 45759; Banks
& son, York, England. 26012
Sur le soir;
violoncel og pf.
EK for. 45557;
Copenhagen.
1150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Sweet boy; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1986; E unp. 1381480; Peggy Domi-
nick, Tampa, Fla. 26013
Sweet dreams of you; w and melody.
©1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1381442;
Philip A. Schloss, Chicago. 26014
Sweet girl like you; w Bessie Rea
Pugh; pf. © 1. Sept. 24, 1986; E
unp. 132428; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26015
Sweet lady of my dreams; song. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 1382853;
John H. McElroy, jr., Lake Placid,
NG 26016
Sweet little heaven of mine; song, m
Louis August Meier. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1936; E unp. 131828; Jennie Wesler
Johnson, Superior, Wis. 26017
Sweet Marie; w Clara St. James and
G. W. St. James, m J. C. McNeil. ©
1 @ Sept. 21, 19386; E unp. 1382251;
G. W. St. James, Olneyville, R. I.
26018
Sweet Mary Mack; song. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1936; E unp. 182208; Eugene Casi-
vant, Waterbury, Conn. 26019
Sweet Memory Lane; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 19386; E unp. 1382694; J. Orr
Brown, Manchester, N. H. 26020
Sweet one love me please; waltz, w V.
L. Hamilton, m Otilio Rivera S. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 19386; E unp. 132153;
Otilio Salazar Rivera and Velma Lu-
cille Hamilton, Santa Barbara, Calif.
26021
Sweet thoughts of Thee; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 16, 1986; E unp.
131992; Esquare Stevens, Kingston,
Pa. 26022
Sweetest little brown eyes; waltz song.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 132158;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 26023
Sweetheart of mine; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 181832;
William G. Bartlett, Belmont, Mass.
26024
Swing (The) is the thing; w Johnny
Mercer, m Rube Bloom; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 28, 1936;
FE for. 45816; Sun music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 26025
Swing it baby, swing it; song. ©1e.
Sept. 380, 1936; E unp. 1382815;
Stephen J. Kakaley, Detroit. 26026
26039
Swing right into love; w Jean Herbert,
m Bill Barry. © Sept. 26, 1986; E
pub. 57595; Handy bros. music co.,
inc., New York. 26027
Swingin’ home; w B. Kriger, m B.
Klasmer ; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 17,
19386; E unp. 182109; Benjamin
Klasmer and Ben Kriger, Baltimore.
26028
Swingin’ my blues all away; fox-trot,
w Harry Maupin, m Harry Hollo-
well. © 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp.
182161; Harry Hannibal Hollowell,
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. 26029
Swingin’ the jinx away; from Born to
dance, w and m Cole Porter; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Sept. 11, 1936;
EK pub. 57377; Chappell & co., ine,
New York. 26030
Swinging in Harlem; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131562; Samuel Milton Lowe, New
York. 26031
Sylvan nocturne; song, w Jett Henry.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132555 ;
Charlotte Colburn, Little Rock, Ark.
26032
Symphonette Aragan; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
23, 1986; E unp. 182383; Maurice
Block, Brooklyn. 26033
Symphonie songs.
(TYOYND PIX ena yp PANY YWIND MO)
© Apr. 28, 1936; A 94538; Pinchos
Jassinowsky, New York. 26034
Symphonie miniature no. 2; in D min.,
after early 19th century, Harold M.
Johnson, op. 12; orch. pts. © Aug.
31, 1936; E pub. 57409; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 26035
Symphony in C; by Carl von Ditters-
dorf, arr. Adam Carse; strings, oboes
or flutes, and horns with pf. Se. and
pts. © July 10, 1986; E for. 45527;
Augener, Itd., London. 26036
Symphony in D; by Carlo Giuseppe
Toésechi, arr. Adam Carse; strings,
oboes 1, 2, or flutes, with pf. Sc. and
pts. © July 10, 1936; E for. 45529;
Augener, Itd., London. 26037
Symphony in G; by Johann Stamitz,
op. 3, no. 3, arr. Adam Carse; strings
and horns in G, ad lib., with pf. Se.
and pts. © July 10, 19386; E for.
45528; Augener, ltd., London. 26038
Szatowski (Antoni) Andante; violon
doigté, Waclaw Niemeczyk; violon et
pf. © June 15, 1936; E for. 45696 ;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 26039
1151
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26040
Szatowski (Antoni)—Cont.
Mélodie; pf. © June 15, 1986; E
for. 45697; Editions Max LEschig,
Paris. 25040
T. S. F. (La) dans la voiture; de J.
Dallin et Audier; pf. © May 1,
1936; E for. 45656; Choudens, Paris.
26041
Teenk paa din Mor derhjemme; tekst:
Flemming Geill, m: Henry Willum;
ork. stemmer. © July 21, 1986; HE
for. 45550; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 26042
Tai Wong; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1936; E unp. 182773; George Dan-
iel Monaghan, San Francisco. 26043
Tailleur (Le); version inédite Guillot
de Saix, m Gabriel Pierné, transcrip-
tion Georges Aubanel; 4 voix mixtes,
auatour vocal ou cheur, sans acc.
June 15, 1986; E for. 45668; Heugel,
Paris. 26044
Take me and leave me; w and m Carol
‘Wilson. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986; E
unp. 1382722: Carol Wilson Higgins,
Los Angeles. 26045
Take me back again where I belong;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1986;
E unp. 182758; James L. Adair, To-
ledo. 26046
Take me back to old. New England; w
and melody, © 1. Sept. 9, 1986;
E ounp. 131617; Seth Kasparian and
Willard Kimball, Worcester, Mass.
26047
Take me out for a joy ride; valse, song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131840;
Amanda Heiden, Sheboygan, Wis.
26048
Take the trouble to tell me; w, m, and
ukulele arr. © 1. Sept. 16, 1986;
E unp. 132025; Burnell Ellwood Staf-
fin, Perrysburg, N. Y. 26049:
Take Thou, O Lord; hymn, w Oswald
J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
19386; E pub. 57605; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 26050
Take your affections elsewhere; w and
melody William (Billy) Lupton. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132768;
William Lupton, Baltimore. 26051
Talking through my heart; from The
big broadcast of 1987, w and m Leo
Robin and Ralph Rainger, pf. sc. Geo.
N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E pub, 57229; Para-
mount pictures, ine., New York.
26052
©
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Tangier; mood di bolero, Clifford Ad-
ams; pf. conductor, © 1c. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 131423; Michael A. Pe-
kala, New York. 26053
Tango; by Louis Godowsky ; violin and
pf. © Aug. 26, 19386; E for. 45622;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 26054
Tansman (Alexandre) Caprice; pf.
© June 15, 1936; E for. 45705; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 26055
Etude; pf. © June 15, 1936; E
45706; Editions Max MHschig,
26056
Fantaisie; pour violoncelle avee
orch. ou pf., réduction pour violon-
celle et pf. par l’auteur. © June 15,
1936; E for, 45713; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 26057
Tapping; pf., with w. ©41c. Sept. 21,
1936; E unp. 132257; Ethel Pearson
Hibbs, Lowell, Mass. 26058
Tarantella (The) ; w D. Houston, m L.
Altizer. ©1e. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
1381515; Laura Altizer and Dan Hous-
ton, Fort Worth. 26059
Te adoré; tango cancién. ©1c. Sept.
29, 1986; E unp. 1382778; Lydia Han-
dal, Brooklyn, 26060
Te Deum laudamus; m Leo Sowerby;
mixed voices; organ acc.; in D min.
© Sept. 8, 1936; E pub. 57488; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 26061
Te quiéro; tango, paroles espagnoles J.
Sentis, paroles francaises Michel Her-
bert, m M. Melfi et J. Sentis; avec
violon obbl. © June 15, 1936; EH for.
45665 ; Julio Garzon, Paris. 26062
Tea on the terrace; w and m Sam Cos-
low. © 1. Sept. 4, 19386; E unp.
131493; Famous music corp., New
York. 26063:
pf. sc. Mario Agnolucci; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Sept. 24,
1986; E pub. 57602; Famous musie
corp., New York. 26064
Tea time tote; by Burgess Brown’s or-
chestra; melody, with pf. ace. © 1
c., Sept. 1; 1936,;.H. unp. 131222: Bur-
gess Brown, Boston. 26065
Tell me; w B. Lykes, melody C. Harris.
© 1c, Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 132150;
Busby Lykes and Colby Harris, Los
Angeles. 26066
Tell me, dear; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132465; Martin
F. Carlidge, Long Branch, N. J.
26067
for.
Paris.
1152
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
26096
Tell me, what’s wrong with my stuff; | That rendezvous with Sue; w and mel-
wand melody. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1936;
B unp. 132550; Thomas Helm Kil-
bourne, Burlingame, Calif. 26068
Tema e variazioni in si minore; di
Oreste Ravanello; grand’ organo. ©
June 14, 1936; E for. 45820; Gugliel-
mo Zanibon, Padova, Italy. 26069
Tender words; melody. © 1 ec. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 182612; Samuel Wis-
sig, Parlier, Calif. 26070:
Texas (The) cowboy; song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131928; Zena
Stevens, Stevens, S. D. 26071
Texas special; song. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1936; E unp. 182088; Marie Julia
Skrine, Rio Hondo, Tex. 26072
Qa yupions (Tha gyrisis); w Nton Sefer,
m George Spartakou. © June 10,
1936; E pub. 57178; Apollo music ¢o.,
New York. 26073
Thank God for Texas; song. © 1.
Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 131278; Alma
Lee Bennett, Goliad, Tex. 26074
Thar’s gold in them thar mountains ; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 10, 1936;
EH unp. 131674; Frank W. King, Fres-
no, Calif. 26075:
That always bothers me; w W. Smith,
melody D. Warner. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1936; E unp. 1382224; Wilbur Smith,
San Francisco, and Deloros Warner,
Berkeley, Calif. 26076
That certain girl; w Nina Hllen Balis-
ky; pf. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp.
132429; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26077
That high hat daddy; song, arr. Harle
Bracht. © Aug. 6, 1936; HE pub.
- §7601; Louis D. Rounds, Toledo, O.
26078.
That little gal o’ mine; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 3, 1936; E unp.
131329; Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okl. 26079
That little green hill; waltz, w Alex
Corkum, melody Al Kennedy. © 1.
Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131244; Alex-
ander ©. Corkum, Newton Centre,
Mass. 26080:
That little lad of mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; EH unp. 131963;
William Wach, Pittsburgh. 26081
That little log cabin of pine; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp.
131216; Ada F. Heyer, Solen, N. D.
26082
101437—36——6
ody. ©1e. Sept. 24, 19386; EH unp.
132469; Paul W. Lindstrom, Chicago.
26083
That’s a sign that you’re in love; w
S. M. Finkel, melody F. Weisgal. ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 1314538;
Stanley Morton Finkel, Freddie Weis-
gal and Hugo Weisgal, Baltimore.
26084
That’s all; song, arr. Warney H. Ruhl.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 131262;
Vina Overmeyer Ruhl, Houghton,
Mich. 26085
That’s big business for me; w Eli Daw-
son and Ian Donez, m Ernie Burnett,
pf. sec. Lou Leaman; with guit. arr.
© Aug. 31, 1936; E pub. 57292; Milis
music, inc., New York. 26086
That’s like taking you away from me;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 131896; Dave Ringle, New
York. 26087
That’s what we need; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131926;
Hathyl R. Fisher, Dallas. 26088
That song by me; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 1381220;
Robert Bruce Bickley, Wise, Va.
26089
That sweetheart of mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131481;
Ralph C. Bollinger, Fort Gage, II.
26090
That tar paper Shack by the river; w
and m John Earl; pf. © 1. Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 1381751; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26091
That thing called swing; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 131181;
Clarence James Haster, New York.
26092
There can be no doubt that you’ve won
out, for I’m crazy over you; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 1, 1936; E unp.
131192; Edith C. Maurer, Orange,
Calif. 26093
There goes your curtain up again; song,
arr. Harry J. Lincoln. © 1. Sept.
25, 1986; E unp. 1382573 ; James Philip
Heavens, jr., Philadelphia. 26094
There'll never be another you; waltz,
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1936;
E unp. 132637; Mary Pollach, Fishers
Island, N. Y. 26095
There’s a certain one: melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 182617; Sam-
uel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 26096
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26097
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
There’s a haven in my heart; song.
1 ec. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp. 181957;
Warner Bishop, New York. 26097
There’s a home in my heart for you;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 1319238;
Zae N. Wyant, Shawnee, Okl. 26098
There’s a little country town; w D.
Curry, m Ralph Laib. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 181894; Vladimir
Bialkowski ‘and Donald Curry, New
York. 26099:
There’s a little of the devil in you; w
Norman Panama, m Lilyan James.
©l1e. July 8, 1936; E unp. 127980;
Lillian Boguslawski, Chicago.
26100:
There’s a moon shinin’ bright on the
prairie to-night; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132143;
Carson Jay Robison, New York.
26101
There’s a reason for everything but
you; w and m Fred Rose; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Sept. 24, 1936;
E pub. 57662; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 26102
There’s a rose in the garden of love;
fox trot, w and melody. ©1c. Sept.
17, 19386; BE unp. 1382164; Clifford Sam-
uel Gibbons, Noblesville, Ind. 26103
There’s a silver moon on the golden
gate; w and m Charles Tobias, Bob
Rothberg and Joseph Meyer; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Sept. 17, 1936;
E pub. 57508 ; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 26104
There’s love in the roses; song. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 19386; E unp. 122795; Helen
V. Whiteside, Ostrander, O. 26105
There’s love in your eyes tonight; w and
m Cliff Friend, Ray Bloch and Ira
Schuster: with guit. arr. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57274; Schuster & Mil-
ler, ine., New York. 26106
There’s no comparing with you; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131444; Robert Charles Venners, De-
troit. 26107
There’s only one you; song, m Inez
Baker Howell. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 182570; Lois Neal, Dallas.
26108
There’s rhythm in a moonlit night; w
Audrey Leonard; pf. © 1c. Sept. 2,
1936; E unp. 181258; Stanley Carlson
Mason, Glen Rock, N. J. 26109
©] There’s something missing; slow fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 131391; Evelyn Louise
Perata, Alameda, Calif. 26110
They are giving my sweetheart away;
(lavrpevouy tiv ayamrn pov); w George
Buyukas, m Costas Callinicos. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 57176; Apollo
music co., New York. 26111
They can’t fool me all the time; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131487; Alphonsus Thomas Duke,
New York. 26112
They laughed and they lived and they
loved; song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E
unp. 131443; Philip A. Schloss, Chi-
cago. 26113
They’re all a-walking. laddie; song, m
Marguerite J. Dingwall. ©1e. Sept.
11, 1986; E unp. 132518; William M.
Hughes, Mt. Tabor, N. J. 26114
They’re all taken away; hymn, m and
arr. of w. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57231; Harry D. Clarke, Waterloo,
Ta. 26115
Thinking of someone who has left me;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132683; Frank
Santoro, Riverside, Conn. 26116
This is the valse of love (Valzer
d’amore) ; song, w Luigi Zavi.
1 ec. Sept.. 28, 1936; E unp. 132676;
Peter Caronia, New York. 26117
This really must be love; song. ©1e.
Sept. 22, 1936; E unp. 132346; Bruce
Douglass, New York. 26118
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Mignon gavotte; by Ambroise
Thomas, arr. Angelo Pinelli; pf. ac-
cordion. © Aug. 19, 1936; E for.
45863 ; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
26119
Those loving words; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131482; George
Fleckenstein, Tremont, Il. 26120
Those precious hours; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132633;
Clara Lund, New York. 26121
Thou hast a work for me to do; anthem,
w W. R. Matthews, m R. Walker
Robson; mixed voices. © Sept. 15,
1936; E for. 45755; Novello & co.,
td., London. 26122
Thumbs up Mister I’m returning home;
song, w W. Bittner. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936 ; E unp. 131939; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 26123
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no. 9, 1936
26150
’'Til now; song, arr. Mae Davis. ©1c.
Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131302; Jose-
phine Helen Madia, Geneva, N. Y.
26124
Till the day when I met you; song, m
Len Fleming. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1936;
E unp. 131201; Jacob H. Kieselmann,
St. Louis. 26125
Time’s a-wastin’; w and m Jimmy
Farmer and J. B. McNeely. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 8, 19386; E unp. 131538; James
A. Farmer, St. Petersburg, Fla.
26126
Time (The), the place and you; w
Mollie Miller, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936; E
unp. 131818 ; Mollie Florence Cunning-
ham, San Jose, Calif. 26127
Time will tell; w and m Cleaton Arm-
strong, arr. Burrell Van Buren; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 132047 ;
Cleaton O. Armstrong, Nashville.
26128
Tinouca; tamborito de Costa Rica,
paroles frangaises André de Badet,
paroles espagnoles et m Lola Casteg-
naro. © Jan. 30, 1936; E for. 45733 ;
Editions Philippe Parés, Editions
musicales Sam Fox, Paris. 26129
Tired; negro spiritual, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131636 ;
Lorenzo Countee, Kansas City, Mo.
26130
Tis only a faded gardenia; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp. 181955;
Robert L. Wilson, Bakersfield, Calif.
26131
To a bank swallow; w G. G. Dean, m
J. Garner. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; B
unp. 131543; Grace Ghent Dean and
Josephine Garner, Columbus, O.
26132
-To have, to hold, to love; waltz, w
Frances Paperte, melody Roland
Bradley. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1936; E
unp. 181818 ; Frances Paperte Burger,
Malba, L. I., N. Y. 26133
To Italy; march song, w Myra Page
Wirén. Sept. 9, 19386; E pub.
57302; Francis Avanarius Wirén,
Locust Valley, N. Y. 26134
To Mary—with love; w and m Bob
Levy and N. Goldblatt. ©1.. Sept.
5, 1936; E unp. 131441; Norman Gold-
blatt, Kansas City, Mo. 26135
—— w and m Mack Gordon and Harry
Revel. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936; E unp.
132738; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
26136
To my Bible; w Wm. James Mayhew ;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; E unp.
181736; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26137
To the one I loved; song, m Faye
Brown. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1986; E unp.
1382203; Roger Blankenship, Colum-
bus, O. 26138
Toddling footsteps; song, pf. sc. Jacob
J. Schilling. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1936;
E ounp. 1312384; Sally G. Wingfield,
Buechel, Ky. 26139
Tolling of the chimes; reverie, F. W.
Vandersloot, arr. H. J. Lincoln; pf.
© Sept. 12, 19386; E pub. 57356;
Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia.
26140
Tony and his organ; rhumba-fox trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1936;
EH unp. 131810; Marcel Rodrigo,
Brooklyn. 26141
Too bad; w John R. Chisholm, melody
Johnny Salb. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1936;
E unp. 131820; John Burke Salb,
Washington. 26142
Totterin’ along; slow fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Sept. 22, 1936; E unp. 132348;
Beatrice Marie Watson, Saginaw,
Mich. 26143
Touch (The) of her little hand; waltz
song, m Eugene Platzman. © 1 e«.
Sept. 2, 1936; E unp. 181263; Robert
Leigh Morris, Mountain Home, Tenn.
26144
Townsend battle song; pf., with w. ©
Sept. 14, 19386; E pub. 57512; Edna
Chapelle, Hollywood, Calif. 26145
Townsend (The) plan; song. ©1e
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 181755; Inez
Meecusker, Corry, Pa. 26146
Trailering in our home sweet home;
w and m Winthrop Collver; pf.
treble. © 1c. Sept. 24, 19386; E unp.
132462; Leon Lomond Winthrop Coll-
ver, Cos Cob, Conn. 26147
Tramping; unison song, w Monica
Chapman, m Ernest Bullock. ©
June 15, 1986; E for. 45632; H. F. W.
Deane & sons, The year book press,
ltd., London. 26148
Trans-atlantic rendezvous; w Sammy
Lerner, m Vincent Rose; with guit.
arr. © Aug. 31, 1936; E pub. 57295;
Mills music, ine., New York. 26149
Travelin’ all alone; song, w Armand
Vallerie. © 1. Sept. 15, 1936; EH
unp. 1381983; Charles Touchette,
Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 26150
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26151
——
Treasures; song, w Kay Thomson. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 181405; J.
Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 26151
Tributes to our heroes; m Ila Merle
Norris; pf., with w. © 1 ¢. Sept.
10, 1986; E unp. 131791; Rosa B.
Norris, Brownfield, Tex. 26152
Tristement; tango chanté, paroles
Pierre Saline et André Viaud, m
Louis Ferrari et Gino Bordin; orch.
ptes. © Apr. 1, 1936; E for. 45729;
H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris.
26153
Triumph (The) song; w Percy Bysshe
Shelley, Welsh tr. Tom Parry; male
voices. © Aug. 1, 1936; E for.
45754; Mansel Treharne Thomas,
Cardiff, Wales. 26154
True blue; w Alfred Klemm, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp.
132741; Erich George Linke, Chicago.
26155
True love; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 182148; Harry
Zieve, Chicago. 26156
Trusted you; song. © 1 e. Sept. 18,
1936; E unp. 1382147; Ethel Shuler
Shrom, Pittsburgh. 26157
Trusting fate; song, m Hector Richard.
©1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 13821386;
Abraham Railsback, Terre Haute,’
Ind. 26158
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Three
pieces; arr. Angelo Pinelli; pf. ac-
ecordion. © Aug. 19, 1936; E for.
45852; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 26159
Valse gracieuse; arr. Angelo Pin-
elli; pf. accordion. © Aug. 19, 1986;
EK for. 45862; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 26160
Tulips and windmills; by Doris Grace
Humes; pf. © Sept. 16, 1986; E pub.
57480; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 26161
Tune (A) a day; 3d bk. for violin in-
struction, C. Paul Herfurth. bk. 3,
advanced. © Sept. 18, 1936; E pub.
57463; Boston music co., Boston.
26162:
Tunes to play and sing; with helpful
instructions to the teacher, L. M.
Dodd; pf., with w. © July 24, 1986;
E pub. 568388; Art publication soc...
Clayton, Mo. 26163.
Tuolumne; California rhapsody for
orch, with trumpet obbl., op. 2, trans-
scribed John Kirkpatrick; trumpet
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
and pf. © Sept. 18, 1986; E pub.
575138; Quinto Maganini, New York.
26164
Turkey on the platter ha! ha! ha;
song, m Lou Major. © Sept. 10,
1886; E pub. 57498; Hildore C.
Hklund, Great Falls, Mont. 26165
Turkish patrol; by Th. Michaelis, arr.
Angelo Pinelli; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45859'; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 26166
"Twas a balmy summer evening; song.
©1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132487;
Eva Della White Wakelee, Chicago.
26167
’"Twas just another white lie; song.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 1320038 ;
Harry Dunning Eastman, Baltimore.
26168
Twilight and dawn; song, arr, T. D.
Williams. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub..
07248; Alice M. Watts, Altoona, Pa.
26169
Twilight and you; w Ruth Cole Whis-
sen; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1986; EB
unp. 131737; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26170
Twilight on the west Texas plain; w
George Francis Mickey; pf. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132430; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26171
Twilight’s hour of remembering; w
D. Price, m J. Lohnes; pf. ©1.e.
Aug. 27, 1936; E unp. 181260; Jimmie
Lohnes and Dorothy Price, Battle
Creek, Mich. 26172
Two birdies up a tree; from Hide
away girl, w Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131488; Famous music corp., New
York. 26173
Two brown eyes; w and melody. ©
1c Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132520;
John Austin Knox, Atlantic City.
/ 26174
Two can play that game; w S. J. Segal,
melody M. Shaffer. © 1 ¢. Sept. 1,
1986; E unp. 181196; Max Shaffer
and 8. J. Segal, Montreal. 26175
Two chairs by the fire; song. ©1e..
Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131368; Jimmy
Parker, Los Angeles. 26176
Two hearts in Cuba; by Don Marzedo.
©1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 132596;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd., London.
26177 .
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no. 9, 1936
26207
Two hundred a month on the Town-| Up Salt River; song. © Sept. 14, 1936;
send plan; w and m Ray Sather; pf.
treble ace. © 1c. Aug. 25, 19386;
E unp. 131376; Raymond H. Sather,
Brooklyn. 26178
Two little boys had a band; w and m
Howard Johnson and James Cava-
naugh; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Sept. 4, 1986; E for. 45577; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 26179:
Two of us alone; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 1382767;
Anthony Forlenza, Baltimore.
26180
Ud i den grgnne skov; fox-trot, tekst:
Otto Schrayh, m: Edvard Brink; ork.
stemmer. © July 21, 1936; E for.
45553 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
26181
Ultima lettera a mmamma; canzone.
©1ec. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp. 131247;
Pasquale Tascone, New York. 26182
Under the balcony; serenade, Jonny
Heykens; pf. © Sept. 21, 19386;
H for. 45786; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 26183
Under the old walnut tree; w Flora
Cloice Bacon; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 131738; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26184
Under the pines; w and melody. ©
fae sept. 1, 2950; . unp, 131217;
Thomas Kane, Albany. 26185
Under the right conditions; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131382; Maxine Mannes, Hollywood,
Calif. 26186
Underneath Miami’s dreamy moon;
waltz song, w and m Norman Macer,
arr. Harold Potter; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57551;
National music pub. corp., Phila-
delphia. 26187
Unforgettable love; song, w Catherine
Alena Lawhorn. © 1 ec. Sept. 14,
1936 ; E unp. 131940; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 26188
Unguarded hour; w and m Bess Jett.
©1c. Aug. 22, 1936; E unp. 132529;
Laura Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia,
Mo. 26189
U. 8. S. Augusta; march; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131793;
Mary Lou Shurley, Augusta, Ga.
aon 26190
Unsre augen; text M. Dauthendey, m
Karl Hoyer, op. 27, nr. 1; hohe
stimme. © Oct. 16, 1932; HD for.
45592; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 26191
EK pub. 57415; Anne Barron Dona-
hue, Norristown, Pa. 26192
Vaarens melodi; vals, tekst: Carl
Viggo Meincke, m: Carlo Thomsen ;
ork. stemmer. © July 21, 1936;
. E for. 45548; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. 26193
Vacation days; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131552; Inez
Hardee Kulp, Ocala, Fla. 26194
Vacation sweetheart ; song, m James L.
Brown. ©1¢e. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131483; Kathryn Coffin, Cleveland.
26195
Vaguedad; letra Ricardo Lopez Mén-
dez, m Pedro Vargas. © Mar. 31,
1936; E for. 45767; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 26196
Valse-Piquet; by Henry Piquette; pf.
© 1 c. Sept. 9, 19386; E unp. 131593;
Hmil J. Piquette, New York. 26197
Valse romance; by G. Bachmann, arr.
Angelo Pinelli; pf. accordion. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 45850; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 26198
Vanessa; w Fred Fisher, melody Doris
Fisher. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp.
132558; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 26199
Ved Donauens bred; tango d’Hongrie,
tekst: Poul Rungwald, m: Andre
Verino; ork. stemmer. © Dee. 30,
1985; EH for. 45583; Alfred Thorsings
musikforlag, Copenhagen. 26200
Vendor’s song; w Adelaide Crapsey, m
George F. McKay; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Aug. 25, 1986; E pub. 57334; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago. 26201
Verdi (Giuseppe) Der troubadour ;
melodien aus der oper, leicht spielbar
gesetzt Albert Kranz; pf. © Oct.
18, 1982; H for. 45586; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 26202
violine, cello, pf., u. vio-
© Oct. 18, 1982; E for.
26203
— Verdi; bekannte u. beliebte mel-
odien seiner werke in leichter bearb.
Carl Schonherr; harmonium. bande
1-3. © Oct. 18, 1932; E for. 45601—
45603; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
26204—26206
Vi bisti mame; w Morris Rund, and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1986; EH unp.
132513; Julius Jaffe, Brooklyn.
26207
line obbl.
45604; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
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26208
Viajera; blues, letra Bernardo C. San-
crist6bal, m Miguel Prado. © Apr.
1, 1986; E for. 45771 ; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 26208
Vieilles cartes, vieilles mains [and]
Si quelquefois tu pleures ...; poémes
Georges Ville, m Albert Roussel, op.
55, nos, 1-2. © June 15, 1986'; E for.
45675; Durand & cie., Paris. 26209
Vienna and you; song. © 1. Sept.
29, 1986; E unp. 1382769; Isabelle W.
Steele, Kansas City, Mo. 26210
Viennese - American (The); march;
orch. Sc. ©1e. Aug. 6, 1986; E unp.
131653; Victor Kolar, Detroit.
Vieux (Le) chalutier; chanson, avec
duo au refrain ad lib., paroles Ch. de
Richter. © May 1, 1986; E for.
45650; Fr. Ménichetti, Marseille,
France. 26212
Vigil; waltz song; pf. treble acc. ©
1c. Sept. 22, 1986; E unp. 132349;
William Andrew Ford, Owensboro,
Ky. 26213
Violin (A) solo. ©1.«. Sept. 9, 1986;
EH unp. 131633; Gertrude Anna Jo-
hanna Wesseling, Los Fresnos, Tex.
26214
Vipers dream; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Sept. 19, 1986; E unp. 182225;
Roy Masters, Jack Palmer, Jack
Gleason and Savy Martin, Maple-
wood, N. J. 26215
Virgen; bolero cancion, letra y melodia.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131585;
Alberto Socarras, New York. 26216
Virgenes del sol ; fox-trot incaico, Jorge
Bravo de Rueda; pf. © May 26,
1936; E for. 45750; Southern music
pub. co., inec., New York. 26217
Vita piacentina; waltz, Attilio Perry;
pf. accordion. © Sept. 10, 1986; E
pub. 57311; P. Tesio & sons, New
York. 26218
Vitamines ; morceau de genre pour jazz
symphonigue, Pierre Vellones, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
June 15, 1986; E for. 45659'; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 26219)
Voix d’enfants; pour le film, Darius
Milhaud; orch. Partition symphoni-
que. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 45735;
Editions Echo, Paris. 26220
Vorstudien fiir das erlernen des geigen-
spiels und des spielS auf anderen
saiteninstrumenten. © 1 c¢. Sept. 21,
1886; E unp. 132240; August Karl
Lentz, Iron Ridge, Wis. 26221
pt. III, n.s., v.31
Vote for Roosevelt; melody or E flat
alto saxophone, with w. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 132501 ; Felix J. Kob-
lensky, Tiltonsville, O. 26222
Wagner (Richard) Festival prelude;
from The mastersingers of Nurem-
berg, English version Max T. Krone,
m arr. F. Campbell-Watson; mixed
cho. and 2 pfs., or pf. and organ. ©
Sept. 3, 1986; E pub. 57279; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 26223
———Hymn to the morning; from Die
meistersinger, English version
Lucille C. Ahrens, m arr. Roger C.
Wilson; men’s cho. © Aug. 26, 1986;
E pub. 574387; H. T. FitzSimons co.,
Chicago. 26224
© Sept. 12, 1986; EH
Walter HE. Anderson,
26225
Waiting for a word from you; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp.
131235; Adele Jacobs, New York.
26226
Wake up, America; march, w John T.
Blossom, m Fred G. Clark. © Sept.
2, 1936; E pub. 57243; Cosmopolitan
music corp., New York. 26227
Walkin’ around in a circle; 1st B flat
trumpet, with w. © 1. Sept. 14,
1986; FE unp. 181877; Leon J. Imper-
atore, Canonsburg, Pa. 26228
Walking down ole Beale st.; fox-trot,
w and melody Ben Garza and J. A.
Ferris. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132084; John A. Ferris, Austin, Tex.
26229
Walking in a dream; song, m Hector
Richard. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1936; EH unp.
132137; Charles Macho, Verdon, Neb.
26230
Walking on air and singing a song; fox
trot, w G. A. Fernham, m J. Lopez.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131388;
Joseph Lopez and Grayce A. Fern-
ham, Chicago. 26231
Wall street crash; by,Hugo Friedhofer.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131495;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26232
Waller’s (Fats) original piano concep-
tions; new arrs. Fats Waller. no. 2.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57287; Mills
music, inec., New York. 26233
Waltz (The) I danced with you; song,
w John Ward. ©1c. Sept. 18, 1936;
E unp. 132175; Barry Shipman,
Hollywood, Calif. 26234
Waiting; song.
pub. 57460;
Quincy, Mass.
1158
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
Waltz song; melody. © 1. Sept. 10,} We love; waltz song.
1936; E unp. 131675; Paula F. Bow-
man, Searsdale, N. Y. 26235
Waltz time is romance time; song. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132780;
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
26236
Waltzing in my dreams; pf. treble, with
wee) 2 ec... Sept. 23) (19386; NH unp.
132363; Lucia Ziccardi Weinberg,
Brooklyn. 26237
Waltzing with you; song. ©1e. Sept.
3, 1986; E unp. 1381839; Dorothy
Hutchenson Stearns, Bridgeport,
Conn. 26288
Wandering blues; waltz song, melody
M. Parker and Ben Adelman. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 132073; Myrtle
Parker, Tullahoma, Tenn. 26239:
Wand’ring alone down my memory
lane; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp.
132084; Dora Alice Secor, Britton,
Okl. 26240
Wanted; w Jack Mooney, melody W.
Ruick. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1986; E unp.
132222; John W. Mooney and Walter
Ruick, Los Angeles. 26241
Was it you; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 181566; Jasper
Thomas, New York. 26242;
Wasted love; w and m F.. Wadsworth
and Budd Dougherty. © 1 ¢. Sept.
17, 1986; E unp. 132065; Farrell
Wadsworth, Salt Lake City. 26243,
Watauga valley; w and m Smilie
O’Briant. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1936; E
unp. 131279; Arthur (Smilie)
O’Briant, Durham, N. C. 26244
Watch your step; w J. W. Ink, melody
L. Friendly. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1986;
EE unp. 181986; Joseph W. Ink and
Leonard Friendly, Paterson. 26245
We'll always be, just as we are; fox
trot, melody. © 1. Sept. 5, 1936;
E unp. 131689; Richard Francis
Sanders, Oakwood, Mo. 26246
We'll keep Roosevelt in the White
House; arr. Burrell Van Buren; pf.
with w. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
1313856; Mildred E. Mirus, River
Rouge, Mich. 26247
We'll wander down the trail: w An-
thony Joseph Boros, and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp. 131591;
Frank Henry Boros, Zelienople, Pa.
26248
26269
© 1 ec. Sept. 4,
1986; E unp. 131418; Cora McWhin-
ney Hand, Inglewood, Calif. 26249
We met in Nasau; song. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 131916; Grace Jane
Brown, Jacksonville, Fla. 26250
We're in love; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131339; Victoria
Irene Johnston, Douglas, Ga. 26251
We share Christ; hymn, w Faith M.
Rutt; pf. © June 26, 1936; E pub.
57196; Howard Christian Rutt,
Evanston, Ill. 26252
We traded hearts; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 131534; M.
J. Bavoux and F. W. Bavoux, Gal-
veston, Tex. 26253
We've often heard of you; greeting
song, w and m Carleton L. Colby;
male voices. © Aug. 25, 1936; H
pub. 57335; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 26254
We want five; the musician’s lament,
fox-trot, Jerry Sears and Irving Mil-
ler, arr. Larry Clinton; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 28, 1986; E pub. 57667; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 26255
We won't go back to the horse and
buggy days; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 38, 19386; E unp. 181851; John
C. Henry, Greenville, S. C. 26256
Weary trail; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 182486; Mar-
tin Frank Langworthy, Lowell, Mich.
26257
Weed spook; w and m Bobby Lutz and
B. James. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E
unp. 1381385; Robert W. Lutzelman
and Boyd James, Fremont, Neb.
26258
Weihestunden; sammlung v. 82 choral-
fantasien, tiber die bekanntesten
kirchlichen gesinge, Hermann Wen-
zel; harmonium. bande 14. © Oct.
18, 1982; E for. 45595-45598 ; Fr. Por-
tius, Leipzig. 26259-26262
Well-diggin’ papa; w and m Walter
Davis; pf. treble. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1936; E unp. 182812; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 26263
Were you just pretending; pf., with w.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 132377;
Henry Bak May, Atlanta. 26264
Were you there; negro spiritual, arr.
Yolande Maddox; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E pub. 57594; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York.
26265
1159
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26266
pt. Ili, n.s., v.31
West of the Rockies: w and melody.| What is this strange power you have
©1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 132009 ;
Mike Codian, Akron, O. 26266
What a baby is she; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Sept.
17, 1936; E unp. 182072; Irene
Rogers, Canton, N. C. 26267
What a friend you’ve been to me;
song, arr. Bob Taylor. © 1 ec. Sept.
26, 1986; E unp. 132625; Olietta
Irene Moore, Denver. 26268
What can I do; song. ©1e. Aug. 25,
1986; E unp. 181429; Kenneth Ran-
dall Meader, Conway Center, N. H.
26269
What can I say; fox-trot song, arr. W.
Baker. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
1382700; Frank J. Politz, Graterford,
Pa. 26270
What difference does it make; w and
melody. © 1. Sept. 14, 1986; E
unp. 181930; Paul Salvatori, Forest
Park, Ill. 26271
What diff’rence does it make to you;
song. ©1c. Sept. 22, 1986; E unp.
132326; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
26272
What else could I do; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131412;
Robert David Keith, Hollywood,
Calif. 26273
What happened to our love; melody.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131313;
Frank M. Fefer, Philadelphia.
26274
What have you got; w P. Roberts, mel-
ody C. B. Anderson. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1936; E unp. 132328; Porter Roberts
and Carl B. Anderson, Toledo, O.
26275
What if; melody. © 1c Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182611; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 26276
What if I did fall in love with you;
wand melody. ©1c. Sept. 22, 1936;
EH unp. 132347; Michael Kulick, Al-
lentown, Pa. 26277
What is love; from Hide away girl, w
and m Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger
and Victor Young. © 1. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 181491; Famous music
corp., New York. 26278
song. ©1ec. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp.
131219; Harry Zieve, Chicago. 26279
w Ernest M. Mickens, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 21, 19386; E unp.
132284; Arthur Ford, New York.
26280
over me; song, m Rosemary Lee. ©
1c. Sept. 12, 1986; EZ unp. 181864;
George Allen Taylor, Milwaukee.
26281
What’s gonna happen to me; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp.
131311; Mel Peterson, San Francisco,
26282
What’s that? Oh yeah; w S. Millman
and Charles Kenny, melody A. Labri-
ola. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp.
132374; Sidney Millman and Antony
Labriola, New York. 26283.
What shall remain: from The king
steps out, based on The old refrain,
w Dorothy Fields, m Fritz Kreisler.
© July 10, 1986; E pub. 57004;
Charles Foley, New York. 26284.
What shall we build; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unn.
131577; Julia Marie Sperry, Ajo,
Ariz. 26285
What will I do with Jesus; hymn, ©
1 c. Sept, 9, 1986; E unp. 131627;
Jennie Fothergill Gardner, Worth-
ville, Ky. 26286
Whatcha gonna do; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Sept. 21, 19386; E unp. 1382278; Ethelyn
R. Brown, Wagener, S. C. 26287
Whatta yuh gonna tell your friend;
song, m Wayne Johnson. ©1c. Sept.
17, 1936: E unp. 182114; Frederick
Otto Riley, Noel, Mo. 26288
When; pf., with w. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9;
1986 ; E unp. 131804; Jack Curry, Chi-
cago. 26289:
— w and melody. © 1. Sept. 18,
1986; E unp. 132202; Eugene S. Ram-
say, Hannibal, Mo. 26290
When a black man sings a song; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1986; E unp.
132304; Harry Rutherford Young,
Chicago. 26291
When babies go to sleep; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131277;
Margaret Ann Baker, Annapolis.
26292
When Christmas really came; Christ-
mas pageant for beginners, primaries
and juniors, Martha Bayly, inciden-
tal m Arthur Grantley. © July 6,
1986; D 39128; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 26292*
When day is closing; song, w Nellie
Mayfield. © 1. Sept. 21, 1986; EH
unp. 132250; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 26293
1160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
When Ebenezer Slocum plays his old
trombone; sliphorn novelty song, w
Harvey Shaw, m Walter Dellers. ©
1 ec Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132152;
Harvey Clarence Shaw, La Crosse,
Ind. 26294
When grandpa lays ’em down; fox-trot
song, melody T. L, Upshaw and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ec. Sept. 17, 19386; E
unp. 132075; Truett L. Upshaw, Col-
ton, Calif, » 26295
When granny starts to hi-de-ho! in her
walkin’ rockin’ chair; song. © Sept.
12, 1986; E pub. 57360; Sidney Edgar
Porcelain, New York. 26296
When I dance with you; w Jimmie
Peak, m Eddie Veteto. © 1 ¢. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 1382519; James Lee
Peak, Louisville. 26297
When I discovered I loved you; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept, 23, 1936; E unp. 132381;
Elmo Lunetta, Bayonne, N. J.
26298
When I get big; w and m Olive Wilson
Hurst. © Sept. 3, 1936; E pub. 57270;
March bros. pub. co., Lebanon, O.
26299
When I’m alone with you; w and mel-
ody J. C. Johnnie. © 1. Sept. 11,
1986; E unp. 131811; John Cavallo,
Brooklyn. 26300
When I’m away from you dearie it
seems to me dearie to be; song, arr.
Marguret Mac Rae, © 1c. Sept. 4,
1986 ; E unp. 131422: Curtis Williams,
New York. 26301
When I march in April with May; w
Mack David, m Matt Malneck; with
guit. arr. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57542; Mills music, inc., New York.
26302
When I rest on mother’s knee; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1ce. Sept. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1819483; Walter Ree Burke,
Jackson, Mich. 26303
When is a kiss not a kiss; from picture
Champagne waltz, w Ralph Freed, m
Burton Lane, pf. sc. Mario Agnolucci;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Sept.
14, 19386; E pub, 573898; Paramount
pictures, inc., New York. 26304
When it’s autumn in the Rockies; w
B. Setzer, m S. M. Vandehei. ©1e.
Sept. 26, 1986; E unp. 182716; Beulah
Setzer and Sylvia M. Vandehei, Chey-
enne, Wy. 26305
When it’s round-up time in heaven; w
and m Jimmie Davis; with guit. arr.
26318
© June 19, 1936; E pub. 57402; South-
ern music pub. co., ine, New York.
26306
When it’s roundup time in Nevada; w
and melody. ©1e. Sept. 1, 1986; E
unp. 1381185; Charles Truman Hard-
ing, Glenwood Springs, Col. 26307
When it’s shimmy time in Shimmy
town; song, m H. W. Sprague and
Warren H. Hensen. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1986; E unp. 132644; Howard War-
ren Sprague, Jacksonville, Ill. 26308
When it’s vacation time; fox trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131846;
William A, McCarron, Arlington, N. J.
26309
When Jesus comes in to reign; hymn,
harmonized David Christiansen. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57236; Harry D.
Clarke, Waterloo, Ia. 26310
When Johnny plays the trombone;
swing fox trot song, melody Al Berk-
man. © 1. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
131518; Catherine Viel, Harrison, O.
26311
When Miss Georgia Shows her Georgia
airs; w R. O. Addison, m F. Cook.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132706;
Ross O. Addison and Fitshugh Cook,
Indianapolis. . 26312
When notes go walking they step in a
row; by Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf.
bk. 1. © Sept. 3, 19836; AA 215430;
Willis musie co., Cincinnati. 26313
When old friends meet again ; w Charlie
Tobias, m Paul Potter; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 21, 1986; E pub.
57553 ; Remick music corp., New York.
26314.
When our honeymoon is over; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 12, 19386; E unp. 1381876;
Florence Planer Seyden, Walnut
Creek, Calif. 26315
When Ruben swings the Cuban; w and
m Jack Meskill, Ted White and Leon
Flatow; with guit. arr. © June 5,
1936; E pub. 57398; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 263816
When she answered me her voice was
low; w A. P. Graves, Irish melody arr.
with descant Kenneth Finlay. ©
Aug. 25, 1986; E for. 45839; Banks &
son, York, England. 26317
When silvery clouds are framed with
gold; w and melody. ©1ce. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 182483; Eber H. Patton
and Mary Doris King, Longwood,
Miss. 26318
1161
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26319
pt. 111, n. s., V. 31
When snow is falling; w and melody. | When will I: song, w A. J. Bella.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132200;
Dorothy B. Pope Kokesch, Utica, N. Y.
26319
When so little from you can mean so
much to me; song, w Alger Williams.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 132732;
William Banks, Pittsburgh. 26320
When stars are shining; melody, with
Di: Ace! KO ce Sept. ye) tong 7h)
unp. 181254: Vincent Walter Cirrin-
cione, Rochester, N. Y. 26321
When the circus came to town; w Isa-
belle Shepherd; pf. © 1. Sept. 24,
1936; EK unp. 1382481; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26322
When the moon comes up, and the sun
goes down; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
131355; B. O. Gause, New Orleans.
26323
When the moon shines bright in Dixie;
w Lila Beatrice Krone; pf. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1324382; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26324
When the poppies bloom again; w and
m Leo Towers, Morton Morrow and
Don Pelosi; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 29, 1986; E for. 45790; Irwin
Dash music co., Itd., London. 26325
When the sun and the moon go down; w
Juanita Davis; pf. ©1e. Sept. 24,
1936; E unp. 132433; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26326
When the sun bids the sky good-night ;
song, w Norman Stade. © 1. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 131977; Homer C.
Cholvin, Chicago. 26327
When voices are changing; cho. bk. for
boys, compiled William Breach. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57198; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 26328
When we grow old; song. © 1. Sept.
28, 1986; E unp. 182754; Carlton J.
Balfour, Kansas City, Mo. 26329
When we’re dancing the rhumba; rhum-
ba, song, melody Gustave Sax. ©
1 c@ Sept. 22, 1986; E unp. 1823823;
Mary York, Lindsay, Okl. 26330
When we waltz to that old blue waltz;
w Bessie Thompson; pf. ©1c. Sept.
10, 1986; EH unp. 181740; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26331
When we watched the sunset; w Annie
Eliza Ackler; pf. © 1. Sept. 24,
19386; E unp. 132434; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26332
©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 181905;
John Valentine Weger, South Bend,
Ind. 26333
When will my agony end; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 8, 19386; E unp.
127916; Paul P. Spear and Irving Ko-
minsky, Rockford, I11. 26334
When you come back to me in the twi-
light; w Ruth Gole Whissen ; pf.
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1986; EH unp. 131741;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26335
When you come out the wilderness;
negro spiritual, arr. Yolande Mad-
dox; sop. solo, with mixed voices. ©
Aug. 22, 1936; E pub. 57598; Handy
bros. music co., ine., New York.
26336
When you have that thing called love;
w Lottie Clark DuBose; pf. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132435; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26337
When you leave me; fox trot song, mel-
ody E. Thrower and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 182076;
Edith Thrower, Fresno, Calif.
26338
When you love the wrong person too
much; waltz song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp.
132099; Fern HE. Shields, Anderson,
Ind. 26339
When you’re with me; song. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 182155; George
W. Webster, Mt. Carmel, Pa. 26340
When you taught me how to love; song,
m H. W. Sprague and Warren H.
Hensen. © 1 e¢. Sept. 24, 1936; E
unp. 132645; Howard Warren
Sprague, Jacksonville, Il. 26341
When you were a girl of seven; w and
melody H. Whittaker. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 1936; E unp. 1381242; Wabash mu-
sie co., Chicago. 26342
When your hair is white as snow; w
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E
unp. 182482; Eber H. Patton and
Mary Doris King, Longwood, Miss.
26343
When your love has flown away; w
Mae Worrell, m Ray Schmidt. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 132448;
Raymond Joseph Schmidt, Philadel-
phia. 26344
Where can you be; song. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1936; E unp. 132385; Charles T.
Balcoff, Madison, Wis. 26345
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no. 9, 1936
Where cross the crowded ways of life;
from William Gardiner’s Sacred mel-
odies, w Frank Mason North, descant
and hormonization T. Tertius Noble;
unison voices. © Sept. 28, 1986; E
pub. 57682; Hymn soc. of America,
New York. 26346:
Where freedom begins; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1. Sept. 30, 1936;
E unp. 132806; Hugh McFadden, Ho-
bart Mills, Calif. 26347
Where have you gone; melody. ©1e.
Sept. 3, 1986: EH unp. 1813814; Frank
M. Fefer, Philadelphia. 26348
Where have you gone my sweetheart ;
song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 19386; E unp.
131539; Ralph Masterson, San An-
gelo, Tex. 26349
Where lazy waters murmur by; w Nat-
alie G. Kingston, m Bobbie Q. King-
ston. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp.
131971; Angel Helen Markunas and
Mary Stella Markunas, Chicago.
26350
Where old pards meet; w and melody.
©1ec. Aug. 29, 1936; E unp. 132006;
Stephen Benjak, New York. 26351
Where’s my horse; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp. 132797;
Iowen M. Lawson, New York. 26352
Where’s your sense of humor, dear; w
and m R. L. Welty, arr. D. V. Boyles.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 131775;
-Dorothy Virginia Boyles and Ruth
Lucile Welty, Omaha. 26353
Where the sky blue meets the sea blue;
w J. Yarmov, melody F. Hardy and
M. Tracy. ©1e. Aug. 19, 1936: E
unp. 130426; Jack Yarmov, Fred
Hardy and McKee Tracy, Atlantic
City. 26354
Where the sun is always shining; w
Mary Bercoff; pf. © 1. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1381742; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26355
Where the trail goes winding on the
road to romance; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 26, 1936; E unp. 130838;
James M. Pierce, San Francisco.
26356
Where you going with your band, man;
w and melody. ©1ce. Sept. 11, 1936;
EH ounp. 131792; Benjamin M. Rogers,
New York. 26357
Wherever you go I'll be drifting; w
Virginia Rose Mabry; pf. © 1 .«.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 13817438; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26358
26371.
While twilight steals into the valley;
w Lillian Johnson; pf. © 1 ec. Sept.
10, 1936; E unp. 131739; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26359
Whiskey’ll sure get you down; w and
melody Uncle Dave Macon. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 182604; Dave
Macon, Readyville, Tenn. 26360
Whisper to me; w Ned. Washington,
m Robert Katscher. © 1 c¢. Sept.
28, 1986; E unp. 182660; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
26361
Whispering your name; w W. J. Kastor,
melody G. Margqusee. © 1 e. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 132464; Walter J.
Kastor and Gerald Marqusee, Wood-
mere, L. I., N. Y. 26362
Whistle your worries to the tree tops;
w G. T. Bloom, melody T. W. De
Vergnies. © 1c Aug. 29, 1936; E
unp. 1381177; Thomas Wendell De
Vergnies and George Thomas Bloom,
Bloomfield, N. J. 26363
Whistling (The) riders; 2 pfs. ©1le.
Sept. 4, 1936 ; E unp. 131375; Gertrude
Loomis Harris, Utica, N. Y. 26364
Whistling wind; song. © 1. Sept. 15,
1936; EH unp. 131952; Stan Lee
Kapustka, Chicago. 26365
White daffodils; by Stanford King; pf.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 57475 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 26366
White moonlight; song. ©1c. Sept. 1,
1936; E unp. 1381199; Marguerite
Mattson Fitch, Brooklyn. 26367
White sails; from White horse inn, w
Irving Caesar, m Vivian Ellis; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Sept. 24, 1936;
HE pub. 57652; Victoria music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 26368
White (The) star of Texas; song, m by
Sister of Incarnate Word academy,
Houston; sop. and alto. © Sept. 38,
19386; E pub. 57240; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 26369
Who let you in; w Charlotte E. Van
Orden, m Pete 8S. Carpou; pf. ©l1e.
Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132638; Peter 8.
Carpou, jr., Verona, N. J. 26370
Who loves you; fox-trot, w Benny
Davis, m J. Fred Coots; with guit.
arr., pf. se. Harold Potter. © Sept.
24, 1936; E pub. 57574; Joe Morris
musie co., New York. 26371
1163
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26372
Who’s that knockin’ at my heart; from
College holiday, w Ralph Freed, m
Burton Lane. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1936;
E unp. 182762; Famous music corp.,
New York. 26372
Who’s the fool; w B. Reeves, melody
J. O. Morris. © 1. Sept. 15, 1936;
E unp. 182017; Jack Orville Morris
and Billie Reeves, Atlantic City.
26373
Why; melody. ©1e. Sept. 3, 1936; EH
unp. 1381315; Frank M. Fefer, Phila-
delphia. 26374
Why a baby; song, m H. W. Sprague
and Warren H. Hensen. © 1 ¢. Sept.
11, 1986; E unp. 131982; Howard
Warren Sprague, Jacksonville, Il.
26375
Why am I raving like this; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp.
132765; Willard Van Valkenburgh,
Bedford Hills, N. Y. 26376
Why be so mean to me; w Angelo
Vicari, and melody. © 1. Sept. 2
1936; E unp. 131563; Altobrando
Rubini, Philadelphia. 26377
Why can’t we always be together ; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp.
131889; Francis B. Harvey, Canon
City, Col. 26378
Why change; song. © 1 e¢. Sept. 26,
1936; E unp. 1326385; Robert Thomas
Covington, Philadelphia. 26379:
Why couldn’t I be you; w Clif Larsen,
melody Clif Larsen and Marjorie
Rumsey. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1936; EH unp.
131603; Nels Clifton Larsen, Brook-
lyn. 263880
Why did I leave you, my darling; w
Leola Drahaus; pf. © 1. Sept. 10,
19386; E unp. 1381744; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26381
Why did Jack and Jill go up on the
hill; pf. treble, with w. ©1e. Sept.
1, 1986; E unp. 1381261; Ray Prebish,
Los Angeles. 26382
Why did you; w Edwin Green; pf. ©
1c Sept. 10, 1986; EH unp. 131745;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26383
Why did you leave me; songz. ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1936; Ei unp. 1828384; Mar-
guerite P. McHiroy, Lake Placid,
Nom: 26384
Why did you let me make a fool of
myself, when all along you loved
somebody else; w and melody J.
Kendis and Billie Bush © 1 «
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
July 23, 19386; E unp. 181571; James
Kendig and Billie Bush Kendis, Ja-
maica, L. L, N. Y. 26385
Why do I keep on smiling; w and
melody Harry Berger. © 1 e¢. Sept.
14, 1936; E unp. 131888; H. J. Ber-
ger, Denver. 26386
Why don’t you give me a tumble; song.
©1c. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131304;
Isabel Parco, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
26387
Why don’t you tell me so; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131448 ; Lanita Stuckey Cunningham,
Memphis, Tenn. 26388
Why have I fallen for you; w James
Arnold; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936;
E unp. 131746; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26389
Why my dear; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1382470; Har-
low Gale Rice, Wallace, Id. 26390
Why should we be apart; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132461; Jerry Yates, Detroit. 26391
Why the sudden change; w P. Roberts,
melody C. B. Anderson. © 1 ce. Sept.
2, 19386; E unp. 131286; Porter Rob-
erts and Carl B. Anderson, Toledo, O.
26392
Why won’t you tell me you love me; w
and melody. © 1 c¢. Sept., 1930;
E unp. 1381218; Walter Wallace,
Brunswick, Me. 26393,
Wieczorna godzina; tango, stowa:
Jerry, m: M. Press. © July 14,
1936; E for. 45575; Gebethner &
Wolff, Warsaw, Poland. 26394
arr.: Wt. WHiger; ork.
strony. © July 14, 1936; E for.
45576; Gebethner & Wolff, Warsaw,
Poland. 26395
Wiennie (A) bake and you; w and
m Rachelau Dorfler, arr. H. F. Dohl-
mann. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp.
131624; Rose D. Cohen, Los An-
geles. 26396
Wigglin’, wigglin’ de blues sho’ shim-
myin’; w H. Ben Bolt, m Hector
Richard. © 1 ec Aug. 19, 1986;
E unp. 131424; Ben Bolt song pro-
ductions, Lakeside, O. 26397
Wigwam in Wyoming; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp. 132791 ;
Jack Hedblom, Detroit. 26398
Wild wood; song. © 1 ce Sept. 23,
19386; EH unp. 182515; Margaret West
Mills, Shreveport, La. 26399
1164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
26427
Will be right again; w and melody. © | Within a dreaming harbor; w Fred
1 e. Sept. 15, 1986; E unp. 131967;
Irving H. Barr, Brooklyn. 26400
Will I ever ever grow too old to dream ;
w and melody Pat Shelton. ©1e
Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130479; Julius
Caesar Shelton, Marion, O. 26401
Will Rogers’ grave; song, melody Pearl
Hansen. 1 «@ Sept. 17, 19386;
E unp. 132070; C. I. Alexander, Mc-
Creary, Manit., Canada. 26402
Will you be my lovey-dovey ; w Portia
Lanning, m Marvin Hatley. © 1.
Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 131626; Hal
Roach studios, ine, Culver City,
Calif. 26403
Will you love me then as now; song,
Will H. Ruebush. © June 15, 1936;
E pub. 57247; W. Lomax Childress,
Dayton, Va. 26404
Will you remember to-night; w Herb
Pornhagen; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1936; E unp. 132452; Hugo Kass-
ner, New York. 26405
William Tell; fox-trot, w Andy Razaf,
m Leon Berry ; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 57668; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 26406
Willing; w and m Al. Young. ©1 6.
Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 182790; Alice
Young Idema, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
26407
Winter’s in the air; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131392;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 26408
Winter wind; w and melody. ©l1e.
Sept. 21, 1936; E unp. 132214; Ruth
Gladys Moore, Oakland, Calif. 26409
With me feet on me schooner; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 132541;
Famous music corp., New York.
26410
With the moon coming up; song. © 1
ce. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp. 131303; F.
Duane Osborn, Colorado Springs,
Col. 26411
With thee I swing; w and m Al. Still-
man, Alex Hyde and Basil Adlam;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 31, 1936; E
pub. 572883; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 26412
With you by my side; m S. Alexander
and Chas. Escoffery; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1986; EH unp. 181759;
Sidney Alexander, New York. 26413
G. Bowles, m Anita De Witte Cook,
arr. Fred Wick; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57222; Paul A.
Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
26414
Without you dear; w and melody. ©
1 e. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132842;
Otomar F. Hlava, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
26415
Wonderful little you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132695; Wil-
liam H. Sluder, Kermit, W. Va.
26416
Wonderful world; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 131925; Eathyl
R. Fisher, Dallas. 26417
Wondering; song. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 131369; Robert David Apple-
ton, Shavertown, Pa. 26418
Wond’ring; song. © 1 e. Sept. 16,
1936; FE unp. 1381962; Thomas J.
Foran, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 26419
Won’t you love me just a little; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1936; E unp.
131582; Joe Tamietti, Grass Valley,
Calif. 26420
Won’t you my sweetheart be; song, arr.
Chas. L. Johnson. © 1. Sept. 8,
1986; E unp. 131547; Chas. H. Jenne,
Kansas City, Mo. 26421
Won’t you please come back to me;
fox trot, melody. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1986; E unp. 1382232; Floyd Arthur
Pearson, Minneapolis. 26422
Won’t you share your love with me;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1936;
EK unp. 132770; Tony Nard, Kulp-
mont, Pa. 26423
Words fail me; w and m §8. Taplinger
and Bob Dale. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936;
E unp. 132568; Sylvan Taplinger,
New York. 26424.
World (The) goes topsy-turvy, just be-
cause I don’t have you; w Oscar
Griscott, and melody. © 1. Sept.
22, 1986; E unp. 132324; Arthur
Olsen, Pittsburgh. 26425
World (The) has its eyes on you;
song, arr. Hazel G. Johnson. © 1
e. Sept. 1, 19386; E unp. 131206;
Thomas Phalen Carlin and Alta Ben-
nett Carlin, Cherry Creek, S. D.
26426
World’s (The) all right with me, when
I’m all right with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132823 ;
Max Andrew Ealy, Detroit. 26427
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26428
Write a line to mother to-day;
Marie Kingrey, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 132443; Zella Marie Kingrey,
Batavia, Ia. 24628
meynreca (‘H) wé xalperar (KE xeniteia me
herete) ; w and m Titos Nirellis. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 57782; Apolio
music co., New York. 26429.
Yellow-jackets; pf. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1986; E unp. 1381888; John Spald-
ing Blake, Van Nuys, Calif. 264380
Yes, it’s true all they say about Dixie;
song. ©1e. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp.
132830; George Parkes and Jack
Harris, Philadelphia. 26431
Tiavrit va gbyns (Yiati na figis); w
Dimitris Giannoukaki and Nikos Nic-
olaidi, m Angelos Martino. © June
10, 1986; E pub. 57179; Apollo music
co., New York. 26432
Yira Yira; tango, letra y m Bnrique
S. Discépolo, arr. Donald Reep. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 57397; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
26483
(March on); tango, w Carol
Raven, m EH. S. Diseépolo, arr. At
Woodbury; orch. pts. [English text
only] © Sept. 3, 1986; E pub. 57200;
EHdward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 26434
Yolanda; march, Charles A. EHgener,
arr. Attilio Perry; pf. accordion.
Sept. 10, 1986; E pub. 57310; P.
Tesio & sons, New York.
-—— song. ©1e Sept. 18, 1986; E
unp. 182178; Barry Shipman, Holly-
wood, Calif.
Yonnie, sweet Yonnie ; w Harvey Shaw,
m Hlizabeth Shaw. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1986; E unp. 182650; Harvey Clar-
ence Shaw, La Crosse, Ind. 264387
You alone; melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
1986; E unp. 182730; Harvey Brooks,
Los Angeles. 26488
You amuse me; w G. Milius, jr., mel-
ody A. Gisondi. © 1 c¢. Sept. 18,
1986; E unp. 132149; Gay Milius, jr.
and Annette Gisondi, New Rochelle,
Ni: Mis 26439)
You are necessary to me; song, Ww
Joseph Knapp. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1986;
E unp. 181941; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 26440)
You are the one in my heart; fox-trot
song, w and m Frank La Marr. ©
Sept. 21, 1986; E pub. 57521; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 26441
26435
26436
pt. 111, n. S., v. 31
wj| You are the pal of my dreams; m
Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 17, 1986; E unp. 1382058;
H. BH. Hall, Fallon, Nev. 26442
You can do as you please ; fox-trot song,
m H. W. Sprague and Warren H.
Hensen. © 1 ec. Sept. 24, 1986; E
unp. 1382646; Howard Warren
Sprague, Jacksonville, Ll. 26443
You darling; fox trot song, w Marie
Ellis. © 1. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp.
131764; Wade Barickman, Streator,
Ill. 26444
You didn’t keep your promise; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132476; Benjamin (Ben) Rosenbaum,
Detroit. 26445
You do the darn’dest things, baby; w
Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew Pollack.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 181496;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26446
You don’t have to say a word; w W.
Smith, melody D. Warner. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 19, 1986; E unp. 182223 ; Wilbur
Smith, San Francisco, and Deloros
Warner, Berkeley, Calif. 26447
You don’t love right; from Ziegfeld
follies of 1986, w Tot Seymour, m
Vee Lawnhurst, pf. sc. Mario Agno-
lueci; with arr: for ukulele, ete. ©
Sept. 11, 1986; E pub. 57421; Famous
music corp., New York. 26448
You fit like a glove; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1986; E unp. 181609;
Lucille Gedeon, Aspinwall, Pa.
26449
You give me love the way I like it;
song, melody Effie May Bolt: ©1c.
Aug. 28, 1886; E unp. 182008; Harry
Ben Bolt, Lakeside, O. 26450
You got me worrying; w and melody
Hudson Whittaker. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9,
1986; E unp. 131612; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 26451
You had to break my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1986; H
unp. 182370; Herman Rieur, Brook-
lyn. 26452
You have had your last chance; w
Margaret Laurance; pf. ©1e. Sept.
24, 1986; E unp. 182486; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26453
You have made me see my wrong;
m Ruth Virginia Rousch Johnston ;
pf., with w. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1986;
H unp. 182382; Ruth Rousch Johns-
ton, Marion, Ind. 26454
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no. 9, 1986
You hold the ecards to-night; w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp.
132180; Gladys Viosca and Shirley
Viosea, New Orleans. 26455.
You know I love you; w Chas. Tracy,
and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 8, 1936;
E unp. 131588; John H. Hoke, Ala-
meda, Calif. 26456
You know who; w and melody Johnny
Dennis. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp.
131379; John Bruce Krugh, Homer,
hi 26457
You lazy moon; waltz, w Mickey
Cristaldi, and melody. © 1. Sept.
5, 1986; E unp. 131568 ; Louis Costelli,
Torrington, Conn. 26458
You'll always be my sweetheart ; waltz;
1st. violin and pf. with w. ©1..
Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 1382023; Theo-
dore Buczkoff, Buffalo, N. Y. 26459
You'll never know; waltz, w and mel-
ody Dorothy Wilson. © 1 c. Sept.
29, 1986; E unp. 182777; Dorothy L.
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
Los Angeles. 26460
Youll want to come back; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 30, 19386; E unp.
1382802; Jesse Parks, Los Angeles.
26461
You made a bungle; w and melody Bill
Merrill. ©1e. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp.
181520; William Obed Merrill, Hard-
wick, Vt. 26462,
You made me believe you loved me; w
Hdward Sagerman, melody Ellsworth
Tompkins. © 1c. Sept, 11, 1936; HE
unp. 131831; Ellsworth Bates Tomp-
kins, Hast Orange, N. J. 26463
You made my heart stand still; song.
©1e. Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 132626;
Charles Leroy McCartin, Baltimore.
26464.
You make the wheels go ’round; w
George Whiting and Buddy Bernier,
m Billy Haid, arr. Arthur Gutman;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Sept. 28,
1936 ; E pub. 57664; Broadway music
corp., New York. 26465
You may be sorry some day; w Far-
lina Atkinson; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1986; E unp, 132437; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26466
You may have faults but I never see
them ; song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1936; BE unp. 132081;
Vada Hart Kreider, Auburndale, Fla.
26467
You meet my specifications; song, m
Rosemary Lee. ©1c. Sept. 12, 1986;
26481
E unp. 131865; George Allen Taylor,
Milwaukee. 26468
You might as well be mine; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 3, 1936; E
unp. 1381290; Frank Clifton Harford,
Los Angeles. 26469
You never cared for me; melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 22, 1986: E unp. 1382330;
Anthony Caruso, Chester, Pa. 26470
You’re a devil in disguise; words and
music by Chet Forrest and Bob
Wright. © 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936; E
unp. 132667; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer-
corp., New York. 26471
You're a flower blooming in the wild-
wood; w Alfred L. Hunt, m Cousin
Emmy and Frankie More, arr. Mort
H. Glickman; with ukulele and guit.
arrs. © Aug. 18, 1986; E pub, 57055;
M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago. 26472
You’re a habit that is easy to make; w
S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaffer. ©1e.
Sept. 1, 1986; E unp. 131194; Max
Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Montreal.
26473
You’re all I live for; w S. M. Finkel,
melody F. Weisgal. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1936 ; E unp. 131944; Stanley Morton
Finkel, Freddie Weisgal and Hugo
Weisgal, Baltimore. 26474.
You're always in my mind; song, m
and arr. for ukulele ete., Luther A.
Clark. © July 16, 1936; E pub.
57531; Toney M. Jabco, Bellefonte,
Pa. 26475
You’re always on my mind; w and me!-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp.
132500'; Donald Le Pard, Flint, Mich.
26476
You're beautiful; w and m F. G. Pol-
lay; with arr. for ukulele etc. New
rev. ed. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub.
57427; Frank Gilbert Pollay, Wins-
low, Ariz. 26477
You're cuckoo ; fox-trot song, arr. Celia.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 131203;
Joseph Viglione, Philadelphia.
26478
You’re evrything sweet; w and m
Andy Razaf, Paul Denniker and
Charles Bayha; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 1986; EH unp. 132622; Lin-
coln music corp., New York. 26479
You’re headed for a fall; song. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 182553; Bertha
Eleanor Tibbens, Warren, O. 26480
You’re just an imitation of the real
thing; fox trot, w and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 11, 19386; E unp. 181773; An-
thony Forlenza, Baltimore. 26481
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26482
You’re just the girl for me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131484;
Perry Campbell, Luttrell, Tenn.
26482
You’re my big attraction; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 28, 19386; E unp.
132727; William Obed Merrill, Hard-
wick, Vt. 26483
You’re my heartache; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132792;
Robert G. Murray, Dorchester, Mass.
26484
You’re my idea of heaven; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 2, 1986; E unp.
131245; Elizabeth Josephson, New
York. 26485
You’re my inspiration; song, w Rose
Fulli. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
131942; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
26486
Youre my only hope, sweetheart;
waltz, w Evelyn Ingram, and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131434;
Mary Micheal, English Council, Md.
26487
You're not getting away with a thing;
w and melody. ©1ce. Sept. 28, 1936;
EK unp. 132718; Allen Jareen and
Stanley Kale, Brooklyn. 26488
You're not the girl you used to be; song,
w John Whitehouse. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1936; E unp. 131406; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 26489
You're not the only pebble on the
beach; w Augie Kronberg, m F.
White. © 1c. Sept. 8, 19386; E unp.
1381516; August Kronberg and Fran-
cis White, Sparta, Wis. 26490
You’re slightly terrific; w Sidney D.
Mitchell, m Lew Pollack. © 1 e.
Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131503; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 26491
You’re so mean to me: song. ©1«.
Sept. 10, 1986; E unp. 131684; L.
Donald Fusco, Syracuse. 26492
You’re sweet to-night; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 131485; Amanda
Heiden, Sheboygan, Wis. 26493.
You’re the answer to my dreams; w
C. Peeples, m Jack Curry and Boyd
Bunch; with arr. for guit., ete.
Sept. 23, 1986: E pub. 57670; Words
and music, inc., New York. 26494
You’re the cutest little thing; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp.
1381372; Walter Greenbaum, Brook-
lyn. 26495
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
—— w Henry Charles Alden; pf. ©
1 e@. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 1324389;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26496
You’re the only one for me; fox trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936: E unp.
131853; Francis J. Paschang, Mar-
tinsburg, Mo. 926497
You’re the reason I’m falling in love;
w L. Larrison, melody A. M. Crance.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132512;
Albert M. Crance and Larry Larrison,
Geneva, N. Y. 26498
You’re the world and all to me; fox trot
song. ©1e. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp.
132580; Leonora L. Bowden, Oak-
land, Calif. 26499
You’re to blame; w and melody. ©1c.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131895; Theo-
dore Melyan and LeRoy Wilbauer,
Newark, N. J. 26500
You're trying to high hat me; song, w
Mary Shea and John Shea. ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 131407; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 26501
You shouldn’t hadn’t ought to; song, w
John Ward. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1936;
E unp. 182176; Barry Shipman,
Hollywood, Calif. 26502
You shouldn’t tell; song. © 1. Sept.
2, 1936; E unp. 131227: Grover S.
Amick, Boston. 26503
You stole my heart; w and melody
Hudson Whittaker. © 1 c¢. Sept. 3,
1936; E unp. 1381344; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 26504.
—— waltz, w and melody. ©1e. Sept.
22, 1936; E unp. 1382319; Ueca YV.
Almon, Gainesville, Tex. 26505
You tickle; w and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 1382655; Orval
L. Kizer, Oakland, Calif. 26506
You took the light from the sky; w
Helen Willis, melody Rodney Kelley.
©1c. Sept. 12, 19386; E unp. 1381805;
Helen Scofield Willis, Brooklyn.
26507
You’ve got what it takes to be mine;
fox trot, melody. © 1. Sept. 19,
1936; E unp. 132231; Floyd Arthur
Pearson, Minneapolis. 26508
You’ve made me forget; waltz, w and
melody Bernice Baird. © 1 ec. Sept.
14, 1986: E unp. 131991; Beatrice
(Bernice) Baird, Chico, Calif. 26509
You went along with my song; song.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp. 132784;
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
26510
1168
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1936
26533
Innere nnn nnn nnn TT IIEIIIIIIIIIEDSSISIISSSSSSSS
You were made to order for me; w Jack | Zigeunerbaron ; melodienfolge, aus dem
Bornkessel, and melody. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1936; E unp. 131781; Jay Elwood
Smith, Rochester, N. Y. 26511
You were singing to me; w Emma
Kruschke; pf. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1936;
EB unp. 132438; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26512
You were so easy to find; w M. Car-
roll, m Helen W. Piaget. ©1c. Sept.
3, 19386; E unp. 131298; Irene Partos,
Jackson Heights, N. Y. 26513
Young Dolores waltz; w Filip M. Joete,
and melody. © June 7, 1936; E pub.
57245: Juan José Rojas, San Fran-
cisco. 26514
Your beautiful voice; w and melody
Freda Levinson. © 1 c. Sept. 10,
1986; E unp. 131681; Mac Levinson,
New York. 26515
Your eyes are like Dinah; w Ray Muffs,
melody Jimmie Lipet. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1936; E unp. 182772; James Lipet,
Pawtucket, R. I. 26516
Your love has gone; slow fox-trot, w
and melody Russell Harris. © 1 ec.
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 132687; John
Russell Harris, New Brunswick, N. J.
26517
Your need is greater than mine; w Joe
Young, m Fred E. Ahlert. © Sept.
17, 1936; E pub. 57538; Chappell &
co., inc., New York. 26518
Your promise; pf. © 1c Sept. 15,
1936; E unp. 131989; William Ferdi-
nand Risch, Milwaukee. 26519
Your safety, future road vehicle signal
device; song. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1936;
E unp. 131753; August Wessig, Chi-
cago. 26520:
Yukon trail; by Hugo Friedhofer. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 131511;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26521
Zamboanga; w Don George, melody
Helen Bernard. ©1c. Sept. 16, 1936;
EK unp. 1382120; Shapiro, Bernstein &
tonfilm, m Johann Strauss, bearb.
Alois Melichar, zusammenstellung u.
klaviersatz Rudi Keller; pf. © Sept.
27, 1985; E for. 45791 ; Ufaton verlags
g. m. b. h., Berlin, & Aug. Cranz,
g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 26523
Zimbalist (Samuel Aaron) Waltz; mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp.
132756 ; Samuel Aaron Zimbalist, Van
Nuys, Calif. 26524
Zingaresca (La); Hungarian fantasy,
Bohuslav Leopold; orch. pts. © June
3, 1986; E for. 45636; Edition conti-
nental, B. Leopold, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 26525
Zip another Lincoln Zephyr; song. ©
1c Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 1382004;
Ralph Rice, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
26526
Zolombo; danzcnete, letra Eusebio S.
Pratts, m Juan Pratts. ©1ce. Aug.
31, 19386; E unp. 131202; Juan Pratts
Manzano, San Juan, Porto Rico.
26527
2 (Les) gamines; partition du film, Jean
Sautreuil et F. et M. Jeanjean; violon
et pf. © Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 45740;
C. Joubert & cie., Paris. 26528
4™° quatuor; en mi maj., J. Guy Ro-
partz; 2 violons, alto et violoncelle.
1. Partition—2. Ptes. © June 15,
1986; E for. 45676, 45677; Durand &
cie., Paris. 26529, 26530
67th psalm; w from the Bible; mixed
voices. © 1c. Sept. 5, 19386; E unp.
181452; Fanny M. Donohoo, Los An-
geles. 26531
’87 en avant; song; w S. B. Stanton;
men’s voices ; with solo trumpet in C.
© Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 57452; Wal-
ter R. Spalding, Cambridge, Mass.
26532
1937 preliminary examination violin;
pieces William Alwyn, exercises and
specimen aural tests, anon. © Aug.
24, 1986; E for. 45640; Associated
board of the Royal schools of music,
co., inc., New York. 26522) London, London. 265383
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 8 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1986:
Musical Compositions in English language from Great Britain and the
United States (including 16,822 unpublished) ___-_____-_-___________- 23, 396
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 498 unpub-
LSE) ERLE a ERS RIE. oe Neg en IP an nt doe a © pe Oe a 3, 137
DAE ged ee ee ad eg AEN RE AOR Reel NS compan nie ate ih Ao nie a ee 26, 5383
101437—36——7
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [26533
A la bien-aimée ; valse, Edouard Schiitt,
op. 59, no. 2. 1. Petit orch. stimmen,
ed. A—2. Pf. © Giuseppe Strim-
mer, Merano, Italy, as executor. R
47243, 47244, Sept. 14, 1986. ie 2
Aero-naughty (The) girl; from The fol-
lies of 1909, w Harry B. Smith, m
Maurice Levi. © Irene Bentley
Smith, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Leon Levi, of Balti-
more, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 47022, Aug.
14, 1936. o
Ain’t it hard to lose your husband;
song, w Alfred Bryan. © Anatol
Friedland, New York, as author of
m. R 47177, Aug. 31, 1936. 4
A-L-E: song, from In Hayti, w William
Jerome. © Jean Schwartz, Stam-
ford, Conn., as author of m. R 47303,
Sept. 18, 1936. 5
Alexander Jones; coon song. © Ben-
jamin Hapgood Burt, New York, as
author. R 47049, Aug. 14, 1936. 6
All the world loves a lover; from The
motor girl, w Chas. J. Campbell and
Ralph M. Skinner, m Julian Edwards.
© Emily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif.,
as next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 47057, Aug. 14, 1936.
7
Am I ashamed of Christ; anthem, w
Frank A. Simpkins, m David Odo
Evans, op. 41; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Myra Evans Richards, Cleve-
land, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 47173, Sept. 9, 1936. 8
Amo; intermezzo, Herbert Ingraham ;
pf. © Amo Ingraham, Hollywood,
Calif., as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 47310, Sept. 18, 1936. 9
w and m Herbert Ingraham. ©
Amo Ingraham, Hollywood, Calif., as
child of the deceased author. R
47297, Sept. 18, 19386. 10
Angels of night; reverie, transcription.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author of transcription. R 47176,
Sept. 9, 1936. 11
Ariane et Barbe-bleue; de Paul Dukas,
transcription Ledn Roques; pf.
© André Roques, Paris, as child of
the deceased author of transcription.
R 47091, Sept. 1, 19386. 12
Army (The) directory; from The gay
hussars, w Grant Stewart, m H. Kal-
man. © Emmerich Kalman, Vienna,
as author of m, and Katherine Stew-
art, Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent,
England, as child of the deceased au-
thor of w. R 47187, Aug. 20, 1936.
13
At twilight time; w Wm. H. Gardner;
low voice. © Charles Wakefield Cad-
man, San Diego, Calif., as author of
m. R 47321, Sept. 16, 1936. 14
Auto race; march and two-step; pf. ©
Percy Wenrich, New York, as author.
R 46982, Aug. 31, 1936. 15
Awake! awake! and hear the lark; w
and m Nathaniel D. Mann. © Bea-
trice Mann, New York, as widow. R
47291, Sept. 23, 1986. 16
Azure skies; reverie, W. C. Powell; pf.
© W. C. Polla, New York, as author.
R 47023, Aug. 14, 1936. 17
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Ouverture
pour une cantate; transcrite Berthe
Marx-Goldschmidt ; pf. © Henri Ar-
beletche, Bayonne, Basses Pyrénées.
France, as executor of the author of
transcription. R 47255, Sept. 14,
1936. 18
—— Thirty inventions; 15 two voice
and 15 three voice complete, ed. Ebe-
nezer Prout, with introduction. ©
Percy Goetschius, Manchester, N. H.,
as author of introduction. R 47079,
Aug. 21, 1936. 19
Back to New York; from A Yankee
mandarin, w Edward Paulton, m
Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F. De-
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 47018, Aug. 14, 1936.
20
Bamboo Lane; song, from In Hayti, w
William Jerome. © Jean Schwartz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47309, Sept. 18, 1936. 21
1170
RENEWALS
no. 9, 1936
Bashful (The) echo; w Jessica Moore,
m George L. Spaulding; voc. or in-
strumental. © Olive B. Frevert, San
Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the au-
thor of w, who is not living. R 47285,
Sept. 23, 19386. 22
Belle (The) of the dairy lunch; from
The motor girl, w Chas. J. Campbell,
m Julian Edwards. © Hmily Ea-
wards, Hollywood, Calif., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 46995, Aug. 14, 1936. 23
Blue beads; Indian legend, w Beth
Slater Whitson, m Leo Friedman. ©
Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal, Los Angeles,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 47312, Sept. 19,
19386. 24
Boom, boom; song; with male cho., or
mixed voices. © Benjamin Hapgood
Burt, New York, as author. R 47011,
Aug. 14, 1936. 29
Both arms; marching song, w Harold
Begbie; in C. © Herbert E. Crimp,
Leominster, England, as author of
m. R 467387, Aug. 1, 1936. 26
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance
no. 5; arr.; orch. © Richard E.
Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 47356,
Sept. 19, 1936. 27
Break forth into joy; Christmas an-
them; mixed voices. © William R.
Spence, Perth, Ont., Canada, as au-
thor. R 470738, Aug. 21, 1936. 28
Broncho (The) buster; march and
two-step; orch. © Albert C. Sweet,
Chicago, as author. R 46984, July
17, 1936. 29
Bull (The) frog and the dove; w
Harry Williams, m Egbert Van Al-
styne. © Egbert Van Alstyne, Chi-
cago, aS author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 47087, July 15, 1936.
30
By a garden gate; novelette; pf. ©
Percy Wenrich, New York, as au-
thor. R 46980, Aug. 31, 1936. 31
Captain Flo; song, from In Hayti, w
William Jerome. © Jean Schwartz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47302, Sept. 18, 1936. 32
Captain Pink; song, m Edwin Isham.
© Wallace Irwin, East Setauket, L.
I., N. Y., as author of w. R 47060,
Aug. 14, 1936. 33
44
Caresses (Les); poéme Jean Richepin,
m Gabriel Dupont; voix élevées. ©
Robert Achille Adolphe Dupont,
Paris, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47097, Sept. 1, 1936.
34
Chanson des noisettes; poéme Tristan
Klingsor, m Gabriel Dupont; voix
élevées. © Robert Archille Adolphe
Dupont, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 47096, Sept.
1, 1936. 30
Chanson sans paroles et Mazourka;
par Emile Sauret, op. 69; violon,
avec ace. de pf. © Elizabeth Edwards
Sauret, Berlin-Zehlendorf, as child
of the deceased author. R 47245,
Sept. 14, 19386. 36
Chant (Le) de la destinée; par Gabriel
Dupont; orch. Partition. © Robert
Achille Adolphe Dupont, Paris, as
child of the deceased author. R
47095, Sept. 1, 1936. 37
Chicken; song, from In Hayti, w Wil-
liam Jerome. © Jean Schwartz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47304, Sept. 18, 1936. 38
Chow chow rag; by Philip Schwartz;
pf. © Phil Schwartz, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as author. R 47360,
Sept. 14, 1936. 39
Christian fellowship song; w James M.
Gray, m D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of m. R 47084, Aug. 21, 1936.
40
Christkindleins wiegenlied; op. 39, no.
8, w auf dem Knaben wunderhorn.
© Vitézslav Novak, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia, as author of m. R 47254,
Sept. 14, 1936. 41
Christy girl; from Follies of 1909, w
Harry B. Smith, m Maurice Levi. ©
Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Leon
Levi, Baltimore, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 47008, Aug. 14, 1936. 42
Clavelitos (Oeillets d’Hspagne); sur
motifs de Estic et Juan Valverde,
paroles francaises William Burtey,
m J. Valverde, arr. © L. Diodet,
Paris, aS author of the arrangement
of m. R 47110, Aug. 20, 1936. 43
College chums; two-step, Leo Fried-
man; pf. © Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 47816,
Sept. 19, 19386. 44
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
45
Come take a swim in my ocean; Song,
w Will D. Cobb. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as author of m. R 47351,
Sept. 11, 1986. 45
Come to me at dreamtime; w Arthur
J. Lamb, m Herbert Ingraham. ©
Amo Ingraham, Hollywood, Calif., as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 47800, Sept. 18, 19386. 46
Come, toddle along; song, from In
Hayti, w William Jerome. © Jean
Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as au-
thor of m. R 473805, Sept. 18, 1986.
47
Curly; w George Totten Smith, m
W. C. Powell. © W. C. Polla, New
York, as author of m. R 47337,
Sept. 12, 1936. 4S
Damoiselle (La) elue; prélude, Claude
Debussy, transcription Léon Roques.
1. Pf. 4 4 mains.—2. Pf. et violon.
© André Roques, Paris, as child of
the deceased author of transcription.
R 47089, 47090, Sept. 1, 1986. 49, 50
Dance of the nymphs; pf. © Percy
Wenrich, New York, as author. R
46981, Aug. 31, 1936. 51
Dancing shadows; pf. © Dolly Con-
nolly, New York, as author. R 46973,
Aug. 31, 1936. 52
Daughters of the American Revolution ;
march two step, J. Bodewalt Lampe;
pf. © Millie E. Lampe, Queens Vil-
lage. Je 1) Noo ds widow. Th
47027, Aug. 14, 1986. 53
Dear old dear; w John Hazzard, m
Benj. Hapgood Burt. © Alice Haz-
zard, Great Neck, L. I, N. Y.,' as
widow of the author of w. R 47211,
Sept. 11, 1936. 54
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Di-
vertissement; from the ballet La
source, III. variation, transcribed
for orch. Theo. M. Tobani. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y..,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 47344, Sept. 15, 1936.
5D
Dixie kicks; pf. © Perey Wenrich,
New York, as author. R 46979, Aug.
31, 1936. 56
Don’t choose a Gibson girl; song, from
The goddess of liberty, m Jos. E.
Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46960, Aug. 7, 19386.
5
Dot, and carry one; duet, from A Yan-
kee mandarin, w Edward Paulton,
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 31
m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F.
DeKoven, New York, as widow
of the author of m. R 47009, Aug.
14, 1936. 58
Down where the watermelon grows;
w Ren Shields, m Geo. Hvans. ©
Grace Shields, Avenel, N. J., aS widow
of the author of w, and Millie Evans,
Chicago, as widow of the author of
m. R 47119, Aug. 20, 1986. 59
Draw me to Thee; anthem, w and m
George B. Nevin; men’s voices. ©
Lillias C. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as
widow. R 47067, Aug. 21, 1936. 60
‘Dream of the dance; by Leo Friedman ;
pf. © Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal, Los
Angeles, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 473817, Sept.
19, 19386. 61
Dreaming of love; from The gay hus-
sars, w Grant Stewart, m WH. Kalman.
© Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as au-
thor of m, and Katherine Stewart,
Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent, Eng-
land, as child of the deceased author
of w. R 47127, Aug. 20, 19386. 62
Drifting; w Alfred Anderson, m Na-
thaniel D. Mann. © Beatrice Mann,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 47292, Sept. 23, 1936. 63
Kagle (The) ; w Alfred Tennyson ; sop.
or ten. G. A. Grant-Schaefer,
Williamstown, Mass., as author of m.
R 47151, Aug. 28, 19386.
Edelweiss glide waltz; by F. E. Vander-
beck, ed. Heinrich Kiehl; pf. ©
William Arms Fisher, Boston, as au-
thor of editing. R 47075, Aug. 21,
1936. 65
Everybody’s ragtime crazy; song, from
In Hayti, w William Jerome.
Jean Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as
author of m. R&R 47311, Sept. 22; 1986.
66
Fair star of Bethlehem; song, w A. E.
Morrow. © Caro Roma, Oakland,
Calif., as author of m. R 47051,
Aug. 14, 1936. 67
Fairy life; gavotte, Arthur Dana; pf.
© Dino Cipollone, Teramo, Italy, as
child of the deceased author. R
46750, Aug. 1, 1936. 68
Falling star; by Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworth. © Benjamin L. Fried-
land, New York, as widower of one of
the authors. R 47006, Aug. 14, ti
1172
RENEWALS
no. 9, 1936
Fate may take all my treasures, if it
leaves but you; song. © Caro Roma.
Oakland, Calif., as author. R 47050,
Aug. 14, 1936. 70
Feed the kitty; w Ed. Moran, m J.
Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chicago,
as child of the deceased author of
m. R 47340, Sept. 4, 1986. 71
Finesse; from The motor girl, lyrics
Chas. J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skin-
ner, m Julian Edwards. © Emily
Edwards, Hollywood, Calif., as next
of kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 470383, Aug. 14, 1986. (2
Finnigan’s Irish band; Irish march, w
Jack F. Mahoney and Jack Drislane,
m Theodore Morse. © J. F. Ma-
honey, New York, as one of the au-
thors of w. R 47214, Sept. 11, 19386.
73
Fire drill; march two-step; pf. ©
Harry J, Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47174, Sept. 9, 19386. 74
Flash-light (The) ; march two-step; pf.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47175, Sept. 9, 19386. 15
For love of you; by Max S. Witt. ©
Albert Witt, Murray Hill, N. Y., as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 47125, Aug. 20, 1936. 16
Forever and forever; song. © George
Fairman, New York, as author, R
47365, Sept. 14, 1936. 17
Fraidy cat; song, m Grey Elliott, ©
Wallace Moody, New York, as author
of w. R 47108, Aug. 20, 19386.
Fresh flowers ; intermezzo; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 47134,
Aug. 20, 1936. 79
Friend (A) of mine gave this to me;
from The motor girl, w Chas. J. Camp-
bell and Ralph M. Skinner, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47055, Aug. 14, 1936. 80
Front section; march, E. E. Bagley. 1.
Orch.—2. Band. © Clare Esther
Dodge, Francestown, N. H., as child
of the deceased author. R 47352,
47353, Sept. 19, 1986. 81, 82
Frozen Bill; rag, Arthur Pryor, arr.;
orch. © Charles J. Roberts, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 47190, Sept. 17, 1936. 83
Gay (The) hussars; from The gay hus-
sars, w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman.
73.
94
© Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as au-
thor of m, and Katherine Stewart,
Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent, Eng-
land, as child of the deceased author
of w. R 47113, Aug. 20, 1936. 84
(Herbstman6ver) ; finale, act 3,
lyrics Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman.
© Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as au-
thor of m, and Katherine Stewart,
Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent, Eng-
land, as child of the deceased author
of w. R 47331, Sept. 16, 1986. 85
new military operetta, bk. Karl
von Bakonyi and Robert Bodansky,
English lyrics Grant Stewart, Eng-
lish adaptation Maurice Brown Kir-
by, m Emmerich Kalman. Complete
voe. sc. © Emmerich Kalman, Vi-
enna, as author of m, and Katherine
Stewart, Claremont Park, Bexley,
Kent, England, as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 47386, Sept.
16, 1986. 86
overture: pf. © Emmerich Kal-
man, Vienna, as author. R 47130,
Aug. 20, 1936. 87
—— selection, Emmerich Kalman, arr. ;
pf. © Augustus C. Ely, Brooklyn, as
author of arrangement, R 473835,
Sept, 16, 19386. 88
w Grant Stewart, m EH. Kalman.
Finale, act 1—Finale, act 2. © Em-
merich Kalman, Vienna, as author of
m, and Katherine Stewart, Claremont
Park, Bexley, Kent, England, as child
of the deceased author of w. R 47129,
47131, Aug. 20, 1986. 89, 90
— waltzes, Emmerich Kalman, arr.
Emil Ascher; orch. © Morton
Ascher and Adolph Ascher, New York,
as children of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 47334, Sept. 16, a
9
Gee, but it’s tough to be broke; w J.
Mahoney, m ‘Theodore Morse. ©
Jack Mahoney, New York, as author
of w, and Theodora Morse, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
47165, Aug. 29, 1936. 92
Gipsy of Poughkeepsie ; from A Yankee
mandarin, w Edward Paulton, m Reg-
inald DeKoven. © Anna F. DeKoven,
New York, as widow of the author
of m, R 47021, Aug. 14, 1936. 93
Girl next door; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of m.
R 47044, Aug. 14, 1936. 94
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Give me back the old love Mollie mine;
w B. Costello, m C. E. Baer. © Bart-
ley Costello, New York, as author of
w, and Chas. H. Baer, Lansdale, Pa.,
as author of m. R 47869, Sept. 14,
1936. 95
Glory to Jesus our Saviour; anthem,
w Geo. Coronway, m David Odo Ev-
ans; mixed voices; organ ace. ©
Myra Evans Richards, Cleveland, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 47172, Sept. 9, 1936. 96
Go find a sweetheart from the emerald
isle; w and m Herbert Ingraham. ©
Amo Ingraham, Hollywood, Calif., as
child of the deceased author. R
47296, Sept. 18, 1986. . 97
Goddess (The) of liberty; song, from
the musical comedy, m Jos. E. How-
ard. © Frank R. Adams and Will
M. Hough, Los Angeles, as authors
of w. R 46954, Aug. 7, 1936. 98
God’s wonderful love; w and m F. W.
Vandersloot. © Cora Vandersloot,
Williamsport, Pa., as widow. R
47205, Sept. 11, 1986. 99
Good-bye, Miss Liberty ; song, from In
Hayti, w William Jerome. © Jean
Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as author
of m. R 47306, Sept. 18, 1986. 100:
Grand processional; arr. C. Sanglear ;
orech. © Charles Sanglear, Cincin-
nati, as author. R 46990, Aug. 8,
1986. 101
Gute nacht, siisse frau; text u. m Erik
Meyer -Helmund, English version
Hlsa Schultz-Ebertz; tiefe stimme.
© Margarete Meyer-Helmund, Ber-
lin-Grunewald, as widow of the au-
thor. R 47258, Sept. 14, 1986. 102
Half (The) has never been told; arr.
C. Sanglear; orch. © Charles Sang-
lear, Cincinnati, as author. R 46988,
Aug. 3, 1986. 1038
Hark! Hark! My Soul! sacred, Gerard
Barton, arr. Frank Lynes; mixed
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 47146, Aug.
28, 1936, 104
Harvest (The) moon; by W. C. Powell.
© W. C. Polla, New York, as author.
R 47871, Sept. 14, 1986. 105
Hat (The) my father wore upon St.
Patrick’s day; song, w William Jer-
ome. © Jean Schwartz, Stamford,
Conn., as author of m. R 47080, Aug.
19, 1986. 106
Haunted (The) pool; song, from The
goddess of liberty, m Jos. EH. Howard.
© Frank R. Adams and Will M.
Hough, Los Angeles, as authors of w.
R 46955, Aug. 7, 1936. 107
Haymaker’s barn dance; by W. C.
Powell; pf. © W. C. Polla, New
York, as author. R 46970, Aug. 31,
1986. 108
He couldn’t find one anywhere; from
A Yankee mandarin, w EHdward
Paulton, m Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 47010,
Aug. 14, 1986. 109
He is our God; sacred, m G. W. Mars-
ton; mixed voices. © E. Howard
Thayer, Boston, as executor of the
author of m. R 47149, Aug. 28, 1986.
110
He’s a college boy; w J. Mahoney, m
Theodore Morse. © Jack Mahoney,
New York, as author of w, and Theo-
dora Morse, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 47164, Aug. 29,
1986. 111
Heart to heart; from The gay hussars,
w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of w.
R 47126, Aug. 20, 1986. 112
Helle nacht; op. 389, no. 5, w Rich
Dehmel. © Vitézslav Novak, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, as author of m. R
47251, Sept. 14, 1936. 113
Hello angel face; song. © Bob White,
Chicago, as author. R 47325, Sept.
23, 1986. 114
Hello! Mr. Moonman, hello; by Alb.
H. Fitz; voc. orch. © Esther Fitz
Schmidt, San Francisco, as widow.
R 47289, Sept. 22, 1986. 115
Here’s to your last girl; song, from The
goddess of liberty, m Jos. E. Howard.
© Frank R. Adams and Will M.
Hough, Los Angeles, as authors of w.
R 46959, Aug. 7, 1986. 116
Ho everyone that thirsteth ; by Manuel
Klein: sop. solo. © Helen Klein,
Hollywood, Calif., as widow. R
47048, Aug. 14, 1986. Ty.
Hollaender (A.) March; arr. Theo-
dore M. Tobani; orch. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 47345, Sept. 15,
1986. 118
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142
Honey dear; song. © Charles Haller,
Flushing, L. I., N. Y¥., and Ernest
Stafford, New York, as authors. R
47184, Sept, 10, 1956. 119
Honey rag; two-step; pf. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author. R
47016, Aug. 14, 1986. 120
Hope thou in God; m G. W. Marston ;
mixed voices. © E. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as executor. R 47157, Aug.
28, 19386. 121
‘Hungarian dance and song; from The
gay hussars, lyric Grant Stewart, m
BE. Kalman. © Emmerich Kalman,
Vienna, as author of m, and Kather-
ine Stewart, Claremont Park, Bexley,
Kent, England, as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 47332, Sept.
16, 1936. 122
I can say truly rural; w and m W.
David and George Arthurs. © Wor-
ton David, London, as one of the
authors. R 47140, Aug. 20, 1986. 123
Td like to correspond with you; song,
w William Jerome. Jean
Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as au-
thor of m. R 47301, Sept. 18, sen
124
I gave a rose to you; song. © Arthur
A. Penn, New London, Conn., as au-
thor. R 47019, Aug. 14, 1986. 125
I love my wife so keep away; song, w
Matt Woodward. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as author of m. R 47185,
Sept. 11, 1986. 126
I love you for yourself alone; w C. E.
Baer, m J. C. Schmid. © Chas. EH.
Baer, Philadelphia, as author of w,
and Johann C. Schmid, Philadelphia,
as author of m,. R 46969, Aug. 31,
1936. 127
Um glad I’m a boy and I’m glad I'm a
girl; song, Nora Bayes and Jack Nor-
worth. © Benjamin L. Friedland,
New York, as widower of one of the
authors. R 47029, Aug. 14, 1986.
128
I’m not that kind of a girl; song, m
Nat D. Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown,
Philadelphia, as author of w. R
47109, Aug. 20, 1936. 129
I’m old enough to do a little thinking;
from The motor girl, w Charles J.
Campbell, m Julian Edwards. ©
Hinily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif.,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 47063, Aug. 14,
1936. 130
I’m so shy; song, from The newlyweds,
w John Campbell. © Eugene J. Sal-
zer, Brooklyn, as author of m. R
47232, Sept. 10, 1986. 131
I'm walking slow, but I’m going fast;
song, m Nat. D. Ayer. © A. Sey-
mour Brown, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of w. R 47185, Aug. 20, 19386.
132
I must have a picture of that; from A
Yankee mandarin, w Edw. E. Paul-
ton, m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna
F. DeKoven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 47041, Aug. 14,
19386. 133
I need Thee every hour; w A. S.
Hawks; mixed voices. © Wm. Ber-
wald, Syracuse, N. Y., as author of
m, R 47142, Aug. 28, 19386. 134
I saw Esaw; pt. song, Karl Linders;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 47239, Sept.
10, 1986. 135
I think I see my brother coming now;
w Ed. Moran, m J. Fred Helf. ©
Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 47197,
Sept. 12, 1986. 136
I will follow where He leads; song,
F. W. Vandersloot. © Cora Van-
dersloot, Williamsport, Pa., as widow
of the author of m. R 47206, Sept.
11, 1936. 137
If all moons were honeymoons; song,
from The goddess of liberty, m Jos.
BE. Howard. © Frank R. Adams and
Will M. Hough, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 46958, Aug. 7, 1986.
138
If I could only sleep like Rip Van
Winkle; song. © Chris Smith, New
York, as author. R 47117, Aug. 20,
1936. 139
If I had a chance like that; from A
Yankee mandarin, w Edward Paul-
ton, m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna
F. DeKoven, New York, as widow
of the author of m. R 47004, Aug.
14, 1986. 140
If it were not for dear old father;
song, Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth.
© Benjamin L. Friedland, New York,
as widower of one of the authors.
R 47034, Aug. 14, 1936. 141
If the moon told all he knew; song.
Fleta Jan Brown. © Fleta Jan
Brown Spencer, Chatham Center,
N. Y., as author. R 47046, Aug. 14,
19386. 142
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In blooming fields; by Fritz Reuter, op.| Just what I am and who I am, I’m
14; pf. © Magdalene C. Reuter, Mil-
waukee, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 47088, Sept. 8, 1986. 148
In Lovin’ land; song, m Ethel Fer-
nandez Ponce. © Philip L. Ponce,
New York, as author of w. R 47866,
Sept. 14, 19386. 144
In Philadelphia; from The motor girl,
lyrics Chas. J. Campbell and Ralph
M. Skinner, m Julian Edwards. ©
Emily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif..,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 47048, Aug. 14,
1936. 145
In the golden long ago; song, m Theo- |
dore Morse. © J. F. Mahoney, New
York, as author of w. R 47213, Sept.
11, 1936. 146
In the light of the same old moon; song,
Herbert De Pierce and B. F. Grant.
© Bert F. Grant, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 46975, Aug. 31, 1936.
147
Indian summer; two-step intermezzo,
Neil Moret. © Charles N. Daniels,
Hollywood, Calif., as author. R.
47005, Aug. 14, 1936. 148
It’s a little bit rough on me; w and m
Ballard Macdonald. © Elizabeth C.
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as
widow. R 47293, Sept. 18, 1936.
149
It’s nothing but a bubble; from The
follies of 1909, w Harry B. Smith, m
Maurice Levi. © Irene Bentley
Smith, New York, as widow of the
author of w, and Leon Levi, Balti-
more, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 47015, Aug.
14, 1936. 150
Jesus hears and answers; w E. HE. Per-
son, m Ff. W. Vandersloot. © Cora
Vandersloot, Williamsport, Pa., as
widow of the author of m. R 47207,
Sept. 11, 1936. 151
Just like this; from The motor girl, w
Chas. J. Campbell, m Julian Edwards.
© Emily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif.,
as next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 46994, Aug. 14, 1936.
152
Just suppose you loved me; duet, from
The motor girl, lyrics Chas. J. Camp-
bell and Ralph M. Skinner, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47062, Aug. 14, 19386. 153
satisfied to be; song. © Chris
Smith, New York, as author. R
47115, Aug. 20, 1936. 154
Kisses are the flowers of love; w Beth
Slater Whitson, m Leo Friedman. ©
Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal, Los Angeles,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 47319, Sept. 19,
1936. 155
Kitty please give me a kiss; from The
gay hussars, w Grant Stewart, m H.
Kalman. © Emmerich Kalman,
Vienna, as author of m, and Kath-
erine Stewart, Claremont Park, Bex-
ley, Kent, England, as child of the
deceased author of w. R 47112, Aug.
20, 1936. 156
Klagendes gedenken; aus den Poe-
tischen stimmungsbildern, Anton
Dvorik, op. 85, no. 6, bearb. Paul
Klengel; violin u. pf. © Edda Klen-
gel, Leipzig, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 47262, Sept. 14,
1936. 157
Lads and lassies; pf. © Eugene J.
Salzer, Brooklyn, as author. R 47231,
Sept. 10, 19386. 158
Lady finger; dance, M. H. Rosenfeld ;
pf. © Eunice M. Rosenfeld, Enfield
Lock, Middlesex, England, as widow.
R 47124, Aug. 20, 1936. 159
Learning to ride; pf. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence, as’ au-
thor. R 47153, Aug. 28, 1936. 160
Lend a hand; w Jessica Moore, m
George L. Spaulding; voc. or instru-
mental. © Olive B. Frevert, San
Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the au-
thor of w, who is not living. R 47020,
Aug. 14, 1936. 161
Let me build a little nest for you; song.
() Chas. H. Baer, Lansdale, Pa., as
author. R 47208, Sept. 11, 1986.
162
Let me kiss your tears away, mama
dear; song, m Sandy Engelke. ©
Richard Henry Buck, Philadelphia,
as author of w. R 46968, Aug. 31,
1936. 163
Linger longer lingerie; from The follies
of 1909, w Harry B. Smith, m Maurice
Levi. © Irene Bentley Smith, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Leon Levi, Baltimore, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47007, Aug. 14, 1936. 164
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Little (A) ray of sunshine follows each
dark cloud; song, w Jack Drislane.
© Geo. W. Meyer, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47283, Sept. 17, ier
165
Little (The) volunteer; march; pf. ©
Harry P. Guy, Detroit, as author. R
46987, Aug. 11, 1936. 166
Louisiana coon and the moon; song. ©
Eddie Leonard, Brooklyn, as author.
R 47118, Aug. 20, 1936. 167
Love is a traitor ; from The gay hussars,
w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of w.
R 47120, Aug. 20, 19386. 168
Love me just like Romeo loved Miss
Juliet; song, from In Hayti, w Wil-
liam Jerome. © Jean Schwariz,
Stamford, Conn., aS author of m. R
47307, Sept. 18, 1936. 169:
Love me to the music of a rag time
tune; w J. Mahoney, m Theodore
Morse. © Jack Mahoney, New York,
as author of w, and Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 47163, Aug. 29, 19386. 170
Love (The) of Jesus; song, w Julia H.
Johnston. © J. E. Delmarter, Santa
Cruz, Calif.,as author of m. R 47081,
Aug. 21, 1936. 171
Love’s delight; three-step; pf. © Dolly
Connolly, New York, as author. R
46974, Aug. 31, 1936. iP
Lyre birds; from The follies of 1509, w
Harry B. Smith, m Maurice Levi. ©
Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Leon
Levi, Baltimore, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47085, Aug. 14, 1936. 173
Marchen (Hin) war’s; ged. Hugo Georg
Zimmer, m Hrik Meyer-Helmund,
English version Elsa Schultz-Ebertz ;
tiefe stimme. © Margarete Meyer-
Helmund, Berlin-Grunewald, Ger-
many, as widow of the author of m.
R 47259, Sept. 14, 1936. 174
Make-believe (The) parade; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding; voc. or
instrumental. © Olive B. Frevert,
San Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
47013, Aug. 14, 1936. 175
Man (The) who built the summer
hotel; song, from Mr. Hamlet of
Broadway, w Edward Madden. ©
Ben M. Jerome, Huntington, L. L,
N. Y., as author of m. R 47210, Sept.
11, 1986. 176
Manzanillo; Mexican dance, Alfred G.
Robyn; pf. Rev. and edited ed. ©
Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow. R 47338, Sept. 12, 19386. 177
Maree; intermezzo; pf. © Len Flem-
ing, Wellsboro, Pa., as author. R
47329, Sept. 18, 1936. 178
Massénet (Jules Wmile Frédéric) Mél-
odie; elegie, op. 10, transcribed Theo-
dore Moses Tobani; orch. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author of
transcription. R 47348, Sept. 15, 1936.
179
——Parade militaire; transcribed
Theodore M. Tobani; orch. © Jo-
seph Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. L.,
N. Y., as child of the deceased author
of transcription. R 47346, Sept. 15,
1936. 180
Meet me Cindy by the cinder pile; w
and m B. White and Harrison Stew-
art. © Bob White, Chicago, as one
of the authors. R 47326, Sept. 23,
1986. 181
Mein Hans; ged. v. Wilhelm Herrmann,
m Heinrich van Eyken, op. 34, no. 6.
© Louise van Eyken, Berlin, as next
of kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47085, Sept. 5, 1936. 182
Memphis (The) rag; two-step; pf. ©
Percy Wenrich, New York, as author.
R 46977, Aug. 31, 1936. 183
Mignardises; pf. © Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, Milan, Italy, as author.
R 47235, Sept. 10, 1936. 184
Minnie-ha-ha Donohue; song, m Theo-
dore Morse. © J. F. Mahoney, New
York, as author of w. R 47212, Sept.
11, 1936. 185
Misfit soldier ; from The gay hussars, w
Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England, as
child of the deceased author of w. R
47139, Aug. 20, 1936. 186
Mr. Booze; w Burt Clement, m Lyn
Udall. © J. H. Keating, Venice,
Calif., as author of m. R 47053, Aug.
14, 1936. 187
Mr. Izzy Always Busy Rosenstein;
song, from In Hayti, w William Je-
rome. © Jean Schwartz, Stamford,
Conn., as author of m. R 47308, Sept.
18, 1936. 188
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Molly Lee; w J. Mahoney, m Theodore
Morse. © Jack Mahoney, New York,
as author of w, and Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author
of m. R 47162, Aug. 29, 19386. 189
Mon chéri; valse, Rodolphe Berger ; pf.
© Honorine Isopy, Paris, as execu-.
tor. R 47141, Aug. 20, 1986. 190
Moon (The) won't tell on you; song, w
Jas. C. Barton. © F. Henri Klick-
mann, New York, as author of m. R
47158, July 21, 1936. 191
Motor (The) girl; bk. and lyrics Chas.
J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skinner,
m Julian Edwards. Voc. se. © Em-
ily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif., as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 47032, Aug. 14, 1936.
192
from The motor girl, bk. and lyrics
Chas. J. Campbell and Ralph M.
Skinner, m Julian Edwards. © HEm-
ily Edwards, Hollywood, Calif., as
next of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 47052, Aug. 14, 1936.
193
Moving day in jungle town; from Fol-
lies of 1909, w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of m.
R 47040, Aug. 14, 1936. 194
My friend Lebel; from The gay hussars,
w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 47111, Aug. 20, 19386. 195
My little apple tree; song, w Edith
Wellman. © Arthur A. Penn, New
London, Conn., as author of m. R
46991, Aug. 14, 1936. 196
My master and my friend ; mixed voices.
© Lyman F. Brackett, Dorchester,
Mass., as author. R 46983, Aug. 26,
1936. 197
My pony boy; song, w Bobby Heath. ©
Charles O’Donnell, Philadelphia, as
author of m. R 47178, Aug. 31, 1936.
198
Nachtreise; song, op. 39, no. 6, w Lud-
wig Uhland. © Vitézslav Novak,
Prague, Czechoslovakia, as author of
m. R 47252, Sept. 14, 1936. 199
Nimble Cymbeline: song, from Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway, w Edward Mad-
den. © Ben M. Jerome, Huntington,
L. I., N. Y., as author of m. R 47208,
Sept. 11, 1936. 200:
Notturno in G dur; song, op. 39, no. 3,
w K. G. Volimédller. © Vitézslav
Novak, Prague, Czechoslovakia, as au-
thor of m. R 47249, Sept. 14, 1936.
201
O heart of mine; op. 34, no. 4, w Louise
Heald; men’s voices. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Wollaston, Mass., as
author of m. R 47148, Aug. 28, 1936.
202
O praise the Lord of heaven; anthem,
w from the Bible, m J. Christopher
Marks, ed.; mixed voices. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as ed-
itor of m. R 47218, Sept. 17, 1936.
208
O silver moon; serenade, from The gay
hussars, w Grant Stewart, m H. Kal-
man. © Emmerich Kalman, Vienna,
as author of m, and Katherine Stew-
art, Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent,
England, as child of the deceased au-
thor of w. R 47114, Aug. 20, 1986.
204
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle; from
Les contes d’Hoffmann, transcribed ;
pf. © Paolo Gallico, New York, as
author of transcription. R 47123,
Aug. 20, 1936. 205
Oh! for a glimpse of that city ; anthem,
w and theme Frank A. Simpkins, har-
monized with organ ace. David Odo
Evans ; mixed voices. © Myra Evans
Richards, Cleveland, as child of the
deceased author of harmonization and
accompaniment. R 47171, Sept. 9,
1936. 206
Oh! You bold, bad men; song, from
The gay hussars, w Maurice Brown
Kirby. © Emmerich Kalman, Vienna,
as author of m. R 47138, Aug. 20,
1936. 207
Oh, you candy kid; song, from The can-
dy shop, John L. Golden and B.
Adams. © Bob Adams, New York,
as one of the authors. R 47367, Sept.
14, 1936. 208
Oh! you devil; rag; pf. © Ford T.
Dabney, New York, as author. R
47298, Sept. 18, 1986. 209
Old Ireland shall be free; w F. Jerome
Rooney, old air Boys of Wexford, arr.
Victor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Santa
Monica, Calif., as children of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
47086, Aug. 14, 1936. 210
Old (The) willow tree near the river;
by Anton Stein; pf. © Sarah J.
Howe, Malden, Mass., as author. R
47324, Sept. 10, 1936. 211
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Ombra d’autunno; melodia, parole
Giovanni Marradi; canto, violino e pf.
© Pietro Adolfo Tirindelli, Rome, as
author of m. R 47236, Sept. 10, 1936.
212
On the mill pond; by Anton Stein; pf.
© Sarah J. Howe, Malden, Mass., as
author. R 47322, Sept. 10,1936. 213
One sweet smile; w B. Costello, m C. E.
Baer. © Bartley Costello, New York,
as author of w, and Chas. E. Baer,
Lansdale, Pa., as author of m. R
47372, Sept. 14, 1936. 214
Osterkantate; fiir chor, sop.-solo, orch.
u. orgel, Max Bruch, op. 81; klavier-
auszug. 1. German text.—2. German
and English text. © Margarete
Bruch, Berlin-Friedenau, Germany, as
child of the deceased author. R
45713, 45714, Sept. 16, 19386. 215,216
Papa, please buy me an airship; w Ren
Shields, m Kerry Mills. © Grace
Shields, Avenel, N. J., as widow of the
author of w. R 47132, Aug. 20, 1936.
217
Parade (The) ; march; pf. © Florence
Newell Barbour, Providence, as au-
thor. R 47152, Aug. 28, 1936. 218
Personality; song. © George Spink,
Providence, as author. R 47061,
Aug. 14, 1936. 219
Petit bolero; by H. Ravina, transcribed
Theodore M. Tobani; _ orch.
Joseph Morris Tobani, Woodside,
L. I., N. Y., as child of the deceased
author of transcription. R 47347,
Sept. 15, 19386. 220
Petite fantaisie; sur la berceuse de
Franz Schubert, par Berthe Marx-
Goldschmidt; violoncelle et pf. ©
Henri Arbeletche, Bayonne, Basses
Pyrénées, France, as executor of the
author. R 47246, Sept. 14, 1936. 221
Piano (The) lesson; w Jessica Moore,
m Geo. L. Spaulding; voc. or instru-
mental. © Olive B. Frevert, San
Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
47014, Aug. 14, 1936. 227
Pique dame; overture, Franz von
Suppé, arr.; orch. © Richard E.
Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 47354,
Sept. 19, 1936.
Play dat rag; song, w Rose and Dun-
ston. © Tom Lemonier, Springfield,
Ill., as author of m. R 47198, Sept.
11, 1936. 224
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236
Pocket (The) telephone; voc. duet,
from A Yankee mandarin, w Edw.
Paulton, m Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna F. DekKoven, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 47003,
Aug. 14, 1986. 225
Pony (A) race; pf. © Florence Newell
Barbour, Providence, as author. R
47154, Aug. 28, 1986. 226
Poupée valsante; by E. Poldini, arr.
Theodore M. Tobani, ed. Gustav
Saenger; violin and pf. © Joseph
Morris Tobani, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as child of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 47349, Sept. 15,
1936. Jape
Pray through; song, w E. G. Welles-
ley-Wesley. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, as author of m. R
47082, Aug. 21, 1936. 228
Prayer (The) of life; by W. Vincent
Wallace, arr. Charles P. Scott ; men’s
voices. © Maude Ladd Scott, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 47145, Aug. 28, 1936.
229
Pretty soft for me; w G. Kahn, m
Grace Le Boy. © Gus Kahn, Bev-
erly Hills, Calif., as author of w,
and Grace Le Boy Kahn, Beverly
Hills,. Calif., as author of m. R
47368, Sept. 14, 1936. 230
Prosit; from The motor girl, w Chas.
J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skinner,
m Julian Edwards. © Emily Ed-
wards, Hollywood, Calif., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47058, Aug. 14, 1986. 231
Queenie, with her hair in a braid; w
John Hazzard, m W. T. Francis. ©
Alice Hazzard, Great Neck, L. L,
N. Y., aS widow of the author of w.
R 46971, Aug. 31, 1936. 232
Ragtime ripples; pf. © Perey Wen-
rich, New York, as author. R 46978,
Aug. 31, 1936. 233
Rainbow Sue; song, w J. Ed. Green.
© J. Tim Brymn, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47201, Sept. 11, 1936.
234
Refuge; arr.; orch. © Charles San-
glear, Cincinnati, as author. R
46989, Aug. 3, 1936. 235
Rejoice with me, oh sea; song. ©
Caro Roma, Oakland, Calif., as au-
thor. R 47056, Aug. 14, 1936. 236
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Reuben; rural reminiscence; pf.
Ed. B. Claypoole, Baltimore, as au-
thor of m. R 47136, Aug. 20, 1986.
237
River (The) of peace; m Geo. J. Trin
kaus. © Joseph W. Standish, Cleve-
land, as author of w. R 47216, Sept.
11, 1936. 238
Robin’s (The) call; by Leo Friedman;
pf. © Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal, Los
Angeles, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 47314, Sept. 19,
1936. 239
Romanze; op. 2, no. 1; violine u.
klavier. © Eduard Behmn, Berlin-
Schoneberg, Germany, as author. R
47260, Sept. 14, 1936. 240
Ropartz (J. Guy) Soixtante lecons de
solfége; a changements de clefs. 1°°
v. © J. Guy Ropartz, Lanlop par
Plouha, Cotes du Nord, France, as
author. R 47094, Sept. 1, 1936. 241
Rosebuds; by Adam Geibel; women’s
3-pt. cho. © Kathryn Skinner, Phil-
adelphia, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 47237, Sept. 10, 1936. 242
Roses and memories; w Monroe H.
Rosenfeld, m T. Snyder. © Eunice
M. Rosenfeld, Enfield Lock, Middle-
sex, England, as widow of the author
of w. R 4713838, Aug. 20, 1936. 243
Rustling leaves; song poem Nathaniel
D. Mann, German version Gabriel
Katzenberger. © Beatrice Mann,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 47290, Sept. 23, 1936.
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) My
heart at thy dear voice; cantabile
from Samson et Dalila, w Ferdinand
Lemaire, tr. © Charles Fonteyn
Manney, New York, as author of
translation. R 47078, Aug. 21, 19386.
245
Save all your kisses for me; song. ©
Billy Gaston, New York, as author.
R 47299, Sept. 18, 1936. 246
Saviour’s (The) invitation; song, w
Mrs. Ezra Hermon Stevens. ©
EKugene Cowles, Boston, as author of
m. R 47077, Aug. 21, 1936. 247
Say boys, I’ve found a girl; w G. Kahn,
m Grace Le Boy. © Gus Kahn,
Beverly Hills, Calif., as author of w,
and Grace Le Boy Kahn, Beverly
Hills, Calif., as author of m. R
47362, Sept. 14, 1986. 248
Scharwenka (Franz Xaver) Viertes
konzert; klavier u. orch., op. 82;
©
244
klavierstimme mit unterlegtem 2.
klavier. © Lucie Scharwenka, Ber-
lin, as child of the deceased author.
R 45785, Sept. 5, 1936. 249
School comrades; march, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Philadelphia, as widow. R 47012,
Aug. 14, 1936. 250
Schubert (Franz Peter) Serenade;
arr.; orch. © Richard E. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as author of
arrangement. R 473857, Sept. 19,
1936. 251
w Ludwig Rellstab, arr.;
‘women’s 3-pt. cho. © Alexander
Monestel, Ridgewood, N. J., as author
of arrangement. R 47068, Aug. 21,
1936. 252
Sea (The) siren; from A Yankee man-
darin, w Edward Paulton, m Regi-
nald DeKoven. © Anna F. DeKoven,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 46997, Aug. 14, 1936. 253
See saw waltz; by Leo Friedman; pf.
© Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal, Los An-
geles, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 47313, Sept. 19,
1936. 254
Sense games with Peter Piper and his
friends; rhymes and games Nancy
Welles, m Jeannie Ringland Smeltzer.
© Nancy Welles, Minneapolis, as one
of the authors. R 47159, Sept. 3,
1936. / 255
Serenade; op. 39, no. 2; pf. © Eduard
Behm, Berlin-Schoneberg, Germany,
as author. R 47261, Sept. 14, 1936.
256
Sex delicious ; from The gay hussars, w
Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 47128, Aug. 20, 1936. 257
She’s a flower from the fields of old
Ireland; w and m Chauncey Olcott
and Dan J. Sullivan. © Margaret
Oleott, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 46992, Aug. 14, 1936.
258
Shepherds abiding; Christmas anthem.
© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, Eng-
land, as author. R 47160, Sept. 5,
1936. 259
Shooting star; song, m Bob Alden. ©
Bob Adams, New York, as author of
w. R 47363, Sept. 14, 1936. 260
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Simple aveu; by Fr. Thomé, arr.; orch.
© Richard E. Hildreth, West Somer-
ville, Mass., as author of arrange-
ment. R 47355, Sept. 19, 1936. 261
Sing me a come-all-ye like my daddy
sang to me; song, Nora Bayes and
Jack Norworth. © Jack Norworth,
New York, as author of m. R 46986,
Aug. 3, 1936. 262
Singing bird; Indian intermezzo; pf.
© Edward Edwards, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47361, Sept. 14,1936. 263.
—— —— song, w Arthur Longbrake.
© Edward Edwards, Philadelphia, as
author of m. R 47364, Sept. 14, 1936.
264
Sol ei non torna; song, parole F. Cim-
mino. © Pietro Adolfo Tirindelli,
Rome, as author of m. R 47234,
Sept. 10, 1936. 265
Soldier’s (A) life; from The gay hus-
sars, w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman.
© Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as au-
thor of m, and Katherine Stewart,
Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent, Eng-
land, as child of the deceased author
of w. R 47122, Aug. 20, 1936. 266
Something tells me; from A Yankee
' mandarin, w Edward Paulton, m
Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F. De-
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 47002, Aug. 14, mee
67
Sommernacht; song, op. 39, no. 7, w
Ludw. Jacobowski. © Vitézslav No-
vak, Prague, Czechoslovakia, as au-
thor of m. R 47258, Sept. 14, 1936.
268
Sonate no. 3; v. Conrad Ansorge, op.
23; pf. © Margarete Ansorge, Ber-
lin-Westend, Germany, aS widow. R
47256, Sept. 14, 1936. 269
Sonatina album; 30 favorite sonatinas,
rondos and pieces, Louis Kohler. An-
alytic ed. © Percy Goetschius, Man-
chester, N. H., as author of analytic
edition. R 47071, Aug. 21,1936. 270
Sonatinas; by Friedrich Kuhlau. An-
alytic editions. 1. v. 1, op. 20, 55,
and 59.—2. vy. 2, op. 60 and 88. ©
Perey Goetschius, Manchester, N. H.,
as author of the analytic editions.
R 47072, 47076, Aug. 21, 1936.
2A, 272
Song (The) of the angels; Christmas
anthem, w Margaret HE. Lacey, m
Louis R. Dressler; sop. solo and
mixed voices, with violin obbl. ad
lib. © L. Richard Dressler, Phila-
284
delphia, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47074, Sept. 23, 1936.
273
Song (The) of the clock; from A Yan-
kee mandarin, w Edward Paulton, m
Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F. De-
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 47001, Aug. 14, 1936.
274
Song of the lantern; from A Yankee
mandarin, w Edward Paulton, m
Reginald DeKoven. © Anna F. De-
Koven, New York, as widow of the
author of m. R 47017, Aug. 14, 1936.
275
Song (A) of the sea; words from the
Atlanta Constitution, m G. Waring
Stebbins. © Caroline W. Stebbins,
Garden City, L. L, N. Y¥., as widow
of the author of m. R 47069, Aug.
21, 19386. 276
Sorrows of Werther; w William Make-
peace Thackeray, m Frank Lynes;
men’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as widow of the
author of m. R 47147, Aug. 28, 1936.
277
Spirit (The) of Christmas; Christmas
cantata for Sunday school, libretto
Flora K. Koerner, m Geo. F. Rosche.
© Myra Rosche, Fred Rosche, G.
EHdward Rosche, Chicago, as children
of the deceased author. R 47373,
Sept. 10, 1986. 278
Spirit of youth; march, Charles P.
Seott; pf. duet. © Maude Ladd
Seott, New York, as widow. R 47144,
Aug. 28, 1936. 279
Sprig (A) of shamrock; song. ©
Fiske O’Hara and Frank Hersom,
New York, as authors. R 46972,
Aug. 31, 1936. 280
Spring song; by Adam Geibel; mixed
quartet. © Kathryn Skinner, Phila-
delphia, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47240, Sept. 10, 1985.
281
Spring zephyrs; gavotte, Leo Fried-
man; pf. © Mrs. F. F. Loewenthal,
Los Angeles, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 47315,.
Sept. 19, 1986. 282
Star of the desert skies; song, m L.
Julius Sachs. © Caro Roma, Oak-
land, Calif., as author of w. R 47039,
Aug. 14, 19386. 283
Sterne im wasser; song, op. 39, no. 1,
w Karl Buleke. © Vitézslav Novak,
Prague, Czechoslovakia, as author of
m. R 47247, Sept. 14, 1936. 284
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Sun-gold; from A Yankee mandarin,
w Edw. Paulton, m Reginald De-
Koven. © Anna F. DeKoven, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 47000, Aug.. 14, 19386. 285
Sweetheart in thy dreaming; w Wm.
H. Gardner; high voice, in EH flat.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, San
Diego, Calif., as author of m. R
47320, Sept. 16, 1936. 286
Tale of a turkey; w Jessica Moore, m
Geo. L. Spaulding. © Olive B. Frey-
ert, San Jose, Calif., as next of kin
of the author of w, who is not liv-
ing. R 47045, Aug. 14, 1936. 287
Tarantula (The); Texas rag, W. C.
Powell; band. © W. C. Polla, New
York, as author. R 47870, Sept. 14,
1936. 288
Tavern (A) princess; opera, original
poem Nestor de Tiere, English w M.
Louise Baum after the French of
Gustave Lagye, m Jan Blockx. Par-
tition chant et pf. [French and
English text] © Anne Maximilienne
Gabrielle Collignon, vve. Jan Joseph
Blockx, Antwerp, Belgium, as widow
of the author of m. R 47099, Sept.
1, 19386. 289
Taxi; song, from The goddess of lib-
erty, m Jos. E. Howard. © Frank
R. Adams and Will M. Hough, Los
Angeles, as authors of w. R 46957,
Aug. 7, 1936. 290
Then we'll all go home; w Harry
Williams, m E. Van Alstyne. © Eg-
bert Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author
of m, and Carrie Quinn, New York,
as widow of the author of w. R
47024, Aug. 14, 1986. 291
There’s no Hoyle in the game of love;
song, w B. Bristow Owsley. © W. C.
O’Hare, New York, as author of m.
R 47059, Aug. 14, 1986. 292
Tirindelli (Pietro Adolfo) Fantasia;
parole Francesco Cimmino; pf. ©
Pietro Adolfo Tirindelli, Rome, as au-
thor of m. R 47233, Sept. 10, 1936.
293
"Tis you, sweetheart, I miss. © Caro
Roma, Oakland, Calif., as author. R
47038, Aug. 14, 1936 294
To a sea gull; from Sea songs. © Caro
Roma, Oakland, Calif., as author. R
47037, Aug. 14, 1936. 295
Totentanzchen; song, op. 39, no. 4, w
Oscar Wiener. © Vitézslav Novak,
Prague, Czechoslovakia, as author of
m. R 47250, Sept. 14, 1936. 296
Dt TL) NYSAi Vor
Tout en rose; chant populaire, paroles
L. Boyer and W. Burtey. © Vincent
Scotto, Paris, as author of m. R
47116, Aug. 20, 1936. 297
Towsee Mongalay ; from A Yankee man-
darin, w Edward Paulton, m Regi-
nald DeKoven. © Anna F. DeKoven,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 47028, Aug. 14, 1936. 298
True blue: song, m Terry Sherman. ©
Bob Adams, New York, as author of
w. R 47202, Sept. 11, 19386. 299
True (The) blue American boy; from
A Yankee mandarin, w Edward Paul-
ton, m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna
F. DeKoven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 47025, Aug. 14,
1936. 300
Two little eyes of Irish blue; song, D.
J. Sullivan and Chauncey Olcott. ©
Dan J. Sullivan, Newton Center,
Mass., as one of the authors, and
Margaret Oleott, New York, as widow
of the other author. R 47054, Aug.
14, 1936. 301
Up in an aeroplane; w Burt Clement,
m Lyn Udall. © J. H. Keating, Ven-
ice, Calif., as author of m. R 46996,
Aug. 14, 1936. 302
Up in the swing; pf. © Florence New-
ell Barbour, Providence, as author.
R 47155, Aug. 28, 1936. 303
Use me, Lord; song. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author, R 47841,
Sept. 19, 19386. 304
Vagrant fancies ; from The gay hussars,
w Grant Stewart, m E. Kalman. ©
Emmerich Kalman, Vienna, as author
of m, and Katherine Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of w.
R 47121, Aug. 20, 1936. 305
Voulghara ; mazurka bulgare; orch. ©
Edmond Filippucci, Paris, as author
of m. R 47083, Sept. 3, 1936. 306
Waldnacht ; song, op. 39, no. 2, w Herm.
Lingg. © Vitézslavy Novak, Prague,
Czechoslovakia, as author of m. R
47248, Sept. 14, 1936. 307
Walk (A) in the woods; by Anton
Stein; pf. © Sarah J. Howe, Malden,
Mass., as author. R 47323, Sept. 10,
1936. 308
Walzer-momente; v. Eduard Schitt ; pf.,
violine u. violoncell. 1. Nach Lan-
ner.—2. Nach Strauss. © Giuseppe
Strimmer, Merano, Italy, as executor.
R 47241, 47242, Sept. 14, 1936.
309, 310
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Welcome; march song, Adam Geibel;
men’s voices. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the deceased
author. R 47238, Sept. 10, 1986. 311
What a difference a title makes; from
The motor girl, w Chas. J. Campbell
and R. M. Skinner, m Julian Hd-
wards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47042, Aug. 14, 1936. Sh
What can a fellow do; from The motor
girl, w Chas. J. Campbell, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
46993, Aug. 14, 1936. 313
What the birdies say; w Jessica Moore,
m Geo. L. Spaulding. © Olive B.
Frevert, San Jose, Calif., as next of
kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 47036, Aug. 14, 1936. 314
When green leaves come again; trio, W
T. H. Bayly, m Henry Rowley Bishop,
arr. Frank. Lynes; women’s voices.
© Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 47150, Aug. 28, 1936. 315
When I’m a duchess; from The motor
girl, w Chas. J. Campbell, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47030, Aug. 14, 1936. 316
When I was twenty one; from The mo-
tor girl, w Chas. J. Campbell, m
Julian Edwards. © Hmily Edwards,
Hollywood, Calif., as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 47031, Aug. 14, 1986. 317
When Jack comes sailing home; w and
~m Nora Bayes-Norworth. © Benja-
min L. Friedland, New York, as wid-
ower. R 47288, July 15, 1936. 318
When she gets back, I’m going away;
song. © Al Piantadosi, North Holly-
wood, Calif., as author. R 47339,
Sept. 12, 19386. 319
When the sun goes down to rest behind
the hill; song, m Theodore Morse. ©
Thurland Chattaway, Milford, Conn.,
as author of w. R 47215, Sept. 11,
1936. 320
When twilight deepens; w Gregory
Smith, m Edward Broome. © Bessie
C. Broome, Toronto, as widow of the
author of m. R 47070, Aug. 21, 1936.
321
When we made the gallant charge of
Bunker Hill; song, from Mr. Hamlet
of Broadway, w Edward Madden. ©
Ben M. Jerome, Huntington, L. L,
N. Y., as author of m. R 47209, Sept.
d4, 1936. 322,
When you know; song, w Ed. Garden-
ier. © Gus Edwards, New York, as
author of music. R 46915, Sept. 11,
1936. 323
When you love a summer girl; w Harle
C. Jones, m Geo. W. Meyer. © Sally
Starr, Detroit, as widow of the au-
thor of w. R 47287, July 15, 19386.
324
When you’re in right; song. © Cecil
Mack and Chris Smith, New York, as
authors. R 47199, Sept. 11, 1986. 325
Where are they now: song, from The
goddess of liberty, m Jos. E. Howard.
© Frank R. Adams and Will M.
Hough, Los Angeles, as authors of w.
R 46956, Aug. 7, 1936. 526
Where the fairies dwell; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding; voc. or
instrumental. © Olive B. Frevert,
San Jose, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
46999, Aug. 14, 1986. 320
White wash (The) man; song, w Wil-
liam Jerome. © Jean Schwariz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47318, Sept. 18, 1936. 328
Whoso dwelleth under the defence of
the Most High; w from Psalm 91;
mixed voices. © Frederick N.
Shackley, Roslindale, Mass., as au-
thor of m. R 47148, Aug. 26, 1936.
329
Widow of twenty-nine; song, from The
midnight sons, w Glen MacDonough.
© Raymond Hubbell, New York, as
author of m. R 47200, Sept. 11, 1936.
330
‘Wiener waizer; v. Robert Fuchs, op.
42, arr. Bruno Wandelt: pf. hft. 1.
© Gertrud Wandelt, Berlin, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
47257, Sept. 14, 1936. 331
Wild West; cowboy-Indian intermezzo ;
pf. © Perey Wenrich, New York, as
author. R 46976, Aug. 31, 1936. 3832
Wilhelmina, I vant you; from The mo-
tor girl, bk. and lyrics Chas. J. Camp-
bell and Ralph M. Skinner, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, Holly-
wood, Calif., as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
46998, Aug. 14, 1986. 333
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Willow (The) pattern plate; from A | You’re just the kind of girl Id like
Yankee mandarin, w Edward Paul-
ton, m Reginald DeKoven. © Anna
F.. DeKoven, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 47026, Aug. 14,
1936. 334
Won’t you even say hello; song, m Al
Piantadosi. © Edgar Leslie, New
York, as author of w. R 47204, Sept.
11, 1936. 335
Wouldn’t that be lovely; w and m Bal-
lard Macdonald. © Elizabeth C.
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as
widow. R 47295, Sept. 18, 1986. 336
Year’s (The) at the spring; w Robert
Browning, m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
op. 44, no. 1; women’s voices. © Amy
Marcy Cheney Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as author of m. R 47156, Aug.
28, 19386. 337
You are the star that guides my way;
w Monroe Rosenfeld, m Paul Lincke.
© Eunice M. Rosenfeld, Enfield Lock,
Middlesex, England, as widow of the
author of w. R 47333, Sept. 16, 1936.
338
You, dear; song. © Len Fleming,
Wellsboro, Pa., as author. R 47330,
Sept. 18, 1936. 839:
my girl to be; w Will D. Cobb, m E.
Ray Goetz. © Kate A. Cobb, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
w, who is not living. R 47294, Sept.
18, 1986. 340)
You’re like the roses, Rosie; w EHarle
C. Jones, m Geo. W. Meyer. © Sally
Starr, Detroit, as widow of the au-
thor of w. R 47286, July 15, 1936.
341
You stand awfully good with me; song.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as au-
thor. R 47186, Sept. 11, 19386. 342
You taught me how to love you, now do
not say good-bye; song, m George
Christie. © Dave Reed, New York,
as author of w. R 47047, Aug. 14,
1986, 343)
10”° nocturne; par Gabriel Fauré, op.
99; pf. © Philippe Roger Fauré-
Frémiet et Emmanuel Fauré-Frémiet,
Paris, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 47098, Sept. 1,
19386. 344
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HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
Sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except ‘a’, “an”, or “the”, or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by
an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Auber (Daniel Francois.
Esprit); Bach (Johann Sebastian); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges) ;
Brahms (Johannes); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Gounod (Charles Francois) ;
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef);
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach
(Jacques); Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo); Puccini (Giacomo); Raff
(Joseph Joachim); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter);
Schumann (Robert Alexander); Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise); Tschaikow-
sky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “‘Fiunf studien’’, “12 études
élémentaires”, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., ‘waltz’, “dance”, “march”,
“allegro”, “praeludium”, “nocturne”, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude”, “study”,
“fantasia”, ete., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the
name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross
reference from the titles, and search should be made only under the names of
the composers.
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles
reading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by”, “music by”) are to be under-
stood as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless
otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been
abrogated, and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalog, the copyright notice after each title is abbre-
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “HE”, Class E, Musi-
cal compositions; ‘‘D’’, Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘A”, Class A,
Books containing music; “©” implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; “© 1 c.” stands for copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of
the printed or manuscript copy.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
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for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
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Notics is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
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articles deposited from January 1, 1929, to December 31, 1935, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are
not to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other
governmental library in the District of Columbia, such books or
articles may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested
by such claimant prior to December 31, 1936. !
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are
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AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vil of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol, 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1998), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages x1i—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xui of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 33
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili—-xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-1x of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vil—vill ‘of no. ae
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vilitx of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922);
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 8, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no mds
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi—vil
of no. 9;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 25
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vil of no. 3
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vl-viil of nos, 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
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claimed by the President of the United States on July 138, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A quoi bon se dire: je t'aime; slow-fox, | After the rain; fox-trot song. ©1e.
paroles et m Jane Bos. © Sept. 9,
19386; E for. 46241; S. a. francaise
Chappell, Paris. 26534
Able to save; hymn, w E. E. Hewitt, m
D. Ward Milam. © Sept. 1, 1986; E
pub. 57685; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 26535
Across the borderland; hymn, w Lizzie
De Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57645; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 26536
Actions speak louder than words; fox-
trot song. © 1e. Aug. 8, 1936; E
unp. 1383266; Norma P. Frantz, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 26937
Adieu; valse song. © 1c. July 27,
1936; E unp. 133116; Lawrence Rose,
Benton Harbor, Mich. 26538
Admonitions; song, w Margaret Bell
Houston. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57964; H. Gifford Bull, Ithaca, N. Y.
26539
Adrift on a sunset sea; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1936;
HE unp. 133618; Lila M. Coleman, San
Jose, Calif. 26540
Aeneas (Enea); ballet avec cheurs,
J. Weterings, versione italiana Ri-
naldo Ktifferle, musique Albert Rous-
sel, op. 54. Partition pour le pf.
réduite par Vauteur. © July 20,
19386; E for. 46090; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 26541
Aeronauts (The); musical monologue,
w and m Edwin John; pf. © Aug.
10, 1936; E for. 45892; Reynolds &
co., London. 26542
After I taught you to love me, you
taught someone else to love you;
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1c.
Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133787; Wilbert
J. Massung, McKeesport, Pa. 26543
After I’ve been your loved one; w H#.
Brooks, melody B. Winders. © 1.
Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 131878; Earl
Brooks and Bill Winders, Seattle.
26544
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 133432; Anna
R. Morgenthaler, Brooklyn. 26945
Ain’tcha mine; melody. © 1c. Oct.
10, 19386; E unp. 133360; Bill Cul-
breth, Chester, Pa. 26546
Air and double; by Quinto Maganini;
oboe, or flute, and B flat clarinet.
© Oct. 10, 1936; E pub. 58012; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 26547
Alabama barbecue; from 27th edition
Cotton club parade, w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with guit. arr. © Oct. 3,
19386; E pub. 57806; Mills music,
ine., New York. 26548
Alas, my Daphne, stay; from The first
set of madrigals of five parts, Lon-
don, 1613, Henry Lichfield, arr. and
ed. Charles Kennedy Scott; 5 mixed
voices. © May 27, 1936; E for.
45990; Oxford univ. press, London.
26549
Alborada; versi Eugenio A. Bellitti, e
melodia. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 19386; EH
unp. 1384296; Horace M. LoPiano,
New York. 26550
All alone waiting for you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Oct. 3, 1936; E unp.
132939; Charles J. Johnson, Pitts-
field, Mass. 26391
All at sea; pf. with w. © 1. Oct. 2,
1936; E unp. 182902; Eva M. Bacon,
Denver. 26552
All because I love you so; w Hilda
Douglas; pf. © 1 ce. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 183917; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26553
All from the sun’s uprise; hymn an-
them, metrical paraphrase of Psalm
100, w George Sandys, m Philip
Tomblings; organ ace. © May 21,
1936; E for. 45977; Oxford univ.
press, London. 26554.
All hail to freedom; song, w Mary O.
Alston, arr. H. P. Guy. © May 9,
1936; E pub. 57741; Edith L. Hilde-
brant, Detroit. 265595
1185
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26956
pt. III, 0. s., v. 31
All I do is dream; song. © 1 ec. Oct.| Always apart; w and melody. © 1.
3, 1936; E unp. 183089; Virginia
Nicholson Horney, Baltimore. 26556
All my loveliest dreams; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 17, 19836; E unp. 134141; Mary
Ann Poniatowski, Buffalo. 26557
All right for you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp. 132868);
Suzanne Herbert, New York. 26558
All the time; song. © 1c. Sept. 16,
19386; E unp. 132020; Emily Reiter,
Minneapolis. 26559
All wrapped up in love; w Mildred
Elizabeth Hutchinson; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133506; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26560
All ye that sleep in pleasure; from The
first set of madrigals of five parts,
London, 1613, Henry Lichfield, arr.
and ed. Charles Kennedy Scott; 5
mixed voices. © May 27, 1936; E
for. 45991; Oxford univ. press,
London. 26561
Allegro risoluto; from Divertimento,
Francis H. McKay, op. 16, no. 3; 4
French horns, in F. Se. and pts. ©
Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57782; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 26562
Alma Andaluza (Soul of Andalusia) ;
pasacalle, English w Olga Paul, m
R. Gomez, arr. Venado De Campo.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E pub. 57860; Ha-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 26563
Alone at twilight; waltz song, melody
A. J. Grassl and Sam Adelman. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133784;
A. J. Grassl, Uniontown, Wash.
26564
Alone dear; w Richard Gwillim; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133886;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26565
Alone in the twilight with you; waltz
song, m Delbert R. Piette. © Sept.
5, 1936; E pub. 57936; Earle M.
Grose, Toronto. 26566
Alone with my dreams of you; song,
melody James Crane. © 1 ec. Oct.
27, 1986; E unp. 1384251; Juanita
Puckett, Matthews, Mo. 26567
Along Lido isle; w M. Peterson, melody
D. Hoogbruin. © 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1936;
EH unp. 133346; Dixie Hoogbruin and
Marion Peterson, San Bernardino,
Calif. 26568
Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 184856; Harold
M. Levy, San Francisco. 26569
American moon; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 183791; Roy Lake, Wyatt,
W. Va. 26570
Amour (L’) en partage; chanson, pa-
roles Paul Marinier. © July 20,
1986; E for. 46106; Auguste Bose,
Paris. 26571
An der schéonen blauen Donau; schram-
mel quartett, walzer, Johann Strauss,
arr. Carl Tautenhayn; violine 1, 2,
gitarre u. akkordeon. © Aug. 22,
1986; E for. 45872; Aug. Cranz,
g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 26572
And I miss you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 183180; Ruthe
Turner, Livermore, Ky. 26573
And I never drink, I can swear; song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134205;
Isabella Lewis, Brooklyn. 26574
And life will be like heaven when I’m
with you; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 29, 1986;.E unp. 1384420; Jack
Albert Dinehart, Hutchinson, Kan.
26575
Andalucia; vocal arr. from the pf.
suite, song adaptation, Spanish and
French lyrics Suzanne D’ Olivera
Jackowska and Sonia Dimitrowna,
English lyrics Albert Stillman, m
Ernesto Lecuona. © Sept. 14, 1936;
E pub. 57864; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 26576
Angel face; waltz song. © 1 e. Oct.
10, 1986; E unp. 1838365; Lou Stein,
Philadelphia. 26577
Angel (An) from heaven; song, w
Ruth Madden and Hope Madden. ©
1 e. Oct. 10, 1986; E unp. 133617;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 26578
Angels in the night; carol-motet, w
Dreult Berth, m Garth Edmundson ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Oct. 7, 1936;
E pub. 57869; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 26579
Animal ballet; w Herb Magidson and
Harold Adamson, m Con Conrad;
with pf. pt. ©1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1382672; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 26580:
Anna; w Roy Lester Townsend; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134470;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26581
1186
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
26606
gone wrong; from
Swing along, w Graham John, m
Martin Broones. © Sept. 26, 1936;
E for. 46236; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 26582
Another perfect night is ending; w
Benny Davis, m J. Fred Coots; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 19, 1936;
E pub. 58054; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 6583
—melody J. Fred Coots. ©
1 ec. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 182906;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 26584
Another dream
Answer to weeping willow; w and mel-
Ody A. Po Carter. ' ©’ 1c.” Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 132866; United pub. co.,
New York. 26585
Antiche canzoni di Sicilia; raccolte e
trascritte F. Paolo Frontini. [Testo
siciliano ed italiano] © July 2,
1936; E for. 46017; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 26586
Any time you say; w Clara Amelia
Burkhardt; pf. ©1 e. Oct. 12, 1936;
E ounp. 133507; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26587
‘Anything for a laugh; w G. Milius, jr.,
melody A. Gisondi. © 1 ce. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 133653; Gay Milius, jr.,
and Annette Gisondi, New Rochelle,
N. Y. 26588
Apollonian editions of Greek-American
songs for school and home; com-
piled George Buyukas; for singing,
and playing on mand., violin, and
clarinet. © Aug. 18, 1936; E pub.
0713845; Apollo music co., New York.
26589
Apologizing (The) planter; by Marvin
Hatley; melody, with pf. ace. ©
iver, Oct. %, 1936; E unp. 1330389:
Robbins music corp., New York.
26590
Apples; fox trot song,m H. W. Sprague
and Warren H. Hensen. © 1 «¢. Oct.
5, 1936; E unp. 133187; Howard
Warren Sprague, Jacksonville, Il.
26591
Areadians (The); overture, Lionel
Monckton and Howard Talbot, arr.
Arthur Wood; brass and reed band
pts. © Sept. 25, 1936; E for. 46231;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 26592
Archangelsky (Alexis) Two Jewish.
Hassidien, melodies; pf. © 1 ec. Oct.
9, 1936; E unp. 133382; Movietone
music corp., New York.
26593 |
Two melodies of the Tartars of
Crimea; pf. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E
unp. 183383; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 26594
Are you; w and m H. Auerbach; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub.
57924; George EF. Briegel, inc., New
York. 26595
Are you dreaming; song. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1936; E unp. 183066; Marjorie V.
Campbell, Portsmouth, Va. 26596
Are you in love; w Matty Klein; pf.
treble. © 1 ec. Oct. 1, 1986; E unp.
132908 ; Frank Warshauer, Rockaway
Beach, N. Y. 26597
Are you sure; w and m John Hancock;
pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; HE
unp. 1383695; Georgia music co., New
York. 26598
Argentinean dance; pf. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1986; E unp. 1382965; Irma Almesan,
South Freeport, Me. 26599
Arkansas centennial official ode; w
John Gould Fletcher, m Laurence
Powell; mixed voices. © Sept. 25,
1936; E pub. 58137; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 26600
Arkansaw ain’t in the red; w and m
Fern Catlin; pf. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1986 ;
E unp. 1384488; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26601
Arrival (The) of Santa; musical play-
let, w and m Hildred Tope. © Oct.
12, 1986; D 39152; March bros. pub.
co., Lebanon, O. 26601*
As I rode out this enders night; Christ-
mas carol, from The Coventry Corpus
Christi plays 1534, m David Jaquest ;
mixed cho. © Oct. 19, 1936; E pub.
58048: H. W. Gray co., New York.
216602
As long aS you are mine; song. © Sept.
10, 1936; E pub. 57305; Edwarde
Seott Salecto, Philadelphia. 26603
As time goes on; song. ©1e. Oct. 7,
1936; E unp. 133157; Robert B. Brit-
tingham, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
26604
Ask and ye shall receive; w Edith
Bremner Hackett; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 133508; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26605
Ask me no questions; song, w Ruth Erin
Neeley. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp.
132872; Maurine Neeley, Bryan, Tex.
26606
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26607
At the new French easino in sunny
Monte Carlo; w and m Hleanor Ninon
and Leo Mantin; pf. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 134283 ; Leo Mantinband
and Elli Mantinband, New York.
26607
Au Christ - Roi dans la Sainte Eucharis-
tie; paroles Alphonse Bourgoin, m
M. Renaud-Simonetti; orgue. © July
20, 1936; EH for. 46126; Henry Le-
moine & cie., Paris. 26608
Audacity ; by Zez Confrey; pf. © Oct.
17, 1986; E pub. 57994; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 26609:
Autumn in Argentina; w Edgar Leslie,
melody Joe Burke. © 1 c¢. Oct. 20,
1986; E unp. 133959; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 26610:
Aw gee; song, from The laughayettes
of 1986. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
154223 ; Gladstone Pennell Lillicrapp,
Easton, Pa. 26611
Away down in old Mexico; w and m
Harry Taylor McLean. © 1 e. Oct.
2, 19386; E unp. 1382919; Harry T. Mc-
Lean, Gulfport, Miss. 26612
Away out in Wyoming; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133762; Walter J. Todd,
Burlington, Wy. 26613
Ay Maricruz; paso doble, paroles Val-
verde y Leon, m Quiroga; orch. ptes.
© July 20, 1936; E for. 46117; Julio
Garzon, Paris. 26614
Aye me, alas, hey ho; from Ayeres or
phantasticke spirites for three voices,
London 1608, Thomas Weelkes, arr.
and ed. Charles Kennedy Scott; sop.
1,2 and ten. © May 27, 1936; E for.
45992 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
26615
Babe (A) holds court in Bethlehem;
earol, w Louis J. Harrington, m J.
Meredith Tatton; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 27, 1936; E for. 45978; Oxford
univ. press, London. 26616
Baby, don’t bother me now; fox trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
133298; Marie Frazier Nicolette, Cin-
cinnati. 26617
Baby, you’ve done things to me; fox
trot, w and m Mrs. Richard Tiller, jr.
© 1c. July 25, 1936; E unp. 133106;
Willie Adeline Tiller, i. e. Mrs. Rich-
ard Tiller, jr., Prairie Lea, Tex.
26618
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Baby’s lullaby; waltz, w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 1338842;
Jeannette Tuite, New Orleans. 26619
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Air; from
Suite in D major, transcribed Cecil
Leeson; E flat alto saxophone and pf.
© Sept. 25, 1936; E pub. 57853; Mec-
ca music service, New York. 26620
—— Bach album; 20: pieces, arr. Annie
Louise David; harp. bk. 1,2 ©
Sept. 2, 1986; E pub. 58095, 58096; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York.
26621, 26622
Chorale and Fugue; in G@ min.,
Bach-Abert, adapted for band Anton
Weiss ; conductor’s condensed se., and
pts. © Aug. 19, 1936; E pub. 58109;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 266238
— Flocks in pastures green abiding
(Schafe konnen sichir weiden) ; Hng-
list version, and marr. Phyllis James;
unison voices. © June 4, 1936; E for.
45985; Oxford univ. press, London.
26624
Pastoral symphony: from _ the
Christmas oratorio, arr. and ed. W.
Gillies Whittaker; string orch. pts.
and sc. © July 30, 1936; E for.
46003 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
26625
Prelude in EH minor; concert ver-
sion Gilbert Beard; pf. © Oct. 14,
1936; EH pub. 58157 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 26626
Rejoice, ye pure in heart; unison
or 2-pt. sacred, w Edward H. Plump-
tre, m arr. John Holler. © Oct. 5,
1936; E pub. 57816; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 26627
——Schlage doch (Strike, O bell) ; m
arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker ;
unison voices. © Aug. 27, 1936; E
for. 45998; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 26628
Back in our yesterdays; song, m Delia
Dorwin White. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133464; Elma Scheel, Capa,
S. D. 26629
Back to my old home town; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1936: E unp.
134306; Oscar F. Haering, Spring-
field, Minn. 26630
Back to the one who’s waiting; song.
© 1e. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 134270;
Vincent Brown, Sioux City, Ia.
26631
Bal vénitien; pour orch. Claude Delvin-
court, reduction par l’auteur; 2 pfs.,
4 mains. © July 20, 1936; E for.
46098; Durand & cie., Paris. 26632
1188
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 19386
26660
Balboa (The) ; from Pigskin parade, w
Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew Pollack ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Oct. 19,
1936; E pub. 58169; Movietone music
corp., New York. 26633
Ball and chain; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 1384010; Lem
Paschal, Starr, S. C. 26634
Ballerina (La) ; conductor. ©1c. Aug.
31, 1986; E unp. 133606; Sallie Jua-
nita Shull, Ocean Park, Calif. 26635
Band (The) book; old tunes, compiled
and arr. Mary Margareta Scott; vio-
lin and pf. © Aug. 27, 1986; HE for.
46008 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
26636
Barbara Joan; by Anthony Antone;
plectrum guit. solo or duet. © Sept.
23, 19586; E pub. 57945; A. and B.
music co., New York. 26637
Barearolle; pf. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936;
E ounp. 134017; Ella Marion Sexton.
Greenwich, Conn. 26638
Barn dance memories; song, melody
arr. Mary Phelan. © 1 ec. Oct. 238,
19386; E unp. 134097; John Raleigh,
Peshtigo, Wis. 26639
Be a little patient with me; valse song.
© 1e. Aug. 24, 19386; E unp. 133301 ;
Naomi Goleman, Wilmington, Del.
26640:
Be mine; song. ©1e. Oct. 1, 19386; H
unp. 1382875; Raymond P. Sheehan,
Queens Village, N. Y. 26641
Beach (The) song, I’m a son of the
beach; song, melody Hazel Nadolny.
©1e. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1384145;
George Stanley Nadolny, Milwaukee.
26642
Beautiful; song. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1936;
E unp. 184221 ; Ernesto Piedra, Holly-
wood, Calif, 26643
Beautiful dream; w and m Jos. Geo.
Gilbert; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E for. 46031; Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, ltd., London. 26644
Beautiful hills; w Murwen Ofay; pf.
©ilie. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 184482;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26645.
Beautiful memories ; w Walter Garland,
m Mal Seaver, arr. Phil Schaefer. ©
1c. Oct. 30, 1936; H unp. 134499 ; Mal-
colm B. Seaver, Medford, Mass.
26646
Beautiful moon; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 133028;
HKlizabeth Smith, Canton, O. 26647
Beautiful waltz of love; valse song. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 183419;
Andrew Wiermaa, Virginia, Minn.
26648
Beautiful words divine; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © Sept. 5, 1986; E pub.
57930; Josephine C. Grashen, Zion,
Tl. 26649
Beauty; w and melody. © 1 e. Sept.
30, 1986; E unp. 182871; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester, Mass. 26650
©
John
Beauty spot; fox-trot; 1st violin.
le. Oct. 28, 19386; E unp. 134330;
Craven Haywood, Washington.
26651
Because I love you, my dear; w John
Zsembik, jr.; pf. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1936;
HE unp. 183898; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26652
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet inG;
arr. Nick Manoloff: Hawaiian guit.
solo, obbl., obbl. ace, and Spanish
guit. acc. © Oct. 1, 1986; E pub.
57833 ; First natl. inst. of allied arts,
South Bend, Ind. 26653
Behold the spirits of all men; sacred
text; sop. and alto. ©1e. Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 184129; Louise Hills
Lewis, Independence, Mo. 26654.
Believe it or not: w Marie Halverson;
DE OUI ec Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
1383509; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26655
Bell symphony ; by Alexis Archangelsky.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133388;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26656
Beneath my valley moon; w Sam Hill;
pf. © 1c Oct. 20, 1986; E unp.
133925; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26657
Beneath the moonlight I’ll be dream-
ing; waltz, w and melody. ©1«
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133170; Lottie
Chastain, Gazelle, Calif. 26658
Beneath the moon’s starry light; valse
song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1936; E unp.
133268; James A. Wilson, Aberdeen,
Wash. 26659
Benedictus; m David McK. Williams;
unison voices with an occasional 2d
pt.; organ ace.; in A flat. © Oct. 26,
1936; E pub. 58199; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 26660
1189
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26661
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Benedictus es, Domine; in B min., m| Black eyes; old Gypsy folk song, arr.
Harold W. Friedell; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Oct. 26, 1986; E pub.
58202; H. W. Gray co., New York.
26661
in EH flat, Henry Hallstrom; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Oct. 14, 1936;
E pub. 57940; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 26662
Berceuse chinoise; par Paul Bazelaire,
op. 115; violoncelle et pf. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46127; Alphonse Leduc
& cie., Paris. 26663
Berger et bergére; by Quinto Magan-
ini; 2 flutes and oboe. © Oct. 10,
1936; E pub. 58009; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 26664
Bermuda buggyride; w Mack David, m
Sanford Green; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 14, 1936; E pub. 58067;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
26665
Beso diabolico ; letra y melodia A. Brito
y Kk. Collazo. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1936;
FE ounp. 1384384; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 26666
Betty, I love you; song; with ukulele
ani. (©) 1. Cr,O¢h, ie 1936-, 4H, unp.
133474; Seymour Jesse Chernis, Port-
land, Or. 26667
Bez Sladu twa wielka mitoS¢ minie;
tango, slowa: W. Stepieh, m: J. Pe-
tersburski, arr.: I. Wesby [and]
Milez serce, milez; tango, stlowa: B
Kuron, m: T. Kwiecifiski, arr.: J.
Gert: ork. strony. © July 2, 1936;
E for. 46015; Soc. of European stage
authors and composers, inc., New
York. 26668
Binghamton (The) press; march, Ben-
jamin Harrison Cornelius; conduc-
tor. © 1c Oct. 21, 1936; E unp.
134030 ; Benjamin H. Cornelius, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. 26669:
Birth; by Alexis Archangelsky; pf. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 1383392; Moy-
ietone music corp., New York.
26670
Birthday (The) party ; w Lorenzo Carr ;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp.
134460; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26671
Biskra; an Algerian serenade, Quinto
Maganini: flute, with pf. acc. © Oct.
10, 1986; E pub. 58015; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 26672
George F. Briegel; band pts. © Oct.
7, 1936; E pub. 57923; George F.
Briegel, ine., New York. 26673.
Black rider blues; w and m R. M. Jones
and J. Mayo Williams; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 183977; Richard
M. Jones, Chicago. 26674
Blame it on the music and the moon;
song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E ump.
134427; Alethia McCormack, South
Jacksonville, Fla. 26675
Blame it on the rhumba; from Top of
the town, w Harold Adamson, m
Jimmy McHugh. © 1e. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 134069; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 26676
Bless the children: w and m Edward
Nichol. © Sept. 4, 1936; E for. 45939;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 26677
Blest are the departed ; sacred, m Henry
S. Fry ; mixed voices. © Oct. 1, 1936;
HE pub. 57752; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 26678
Blest is the man; liturgical text based
on the Scriptures, m Igor C. Bukétoff ;
7-pt. mixed cho. © Aug. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57894; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 26679
Blood-sprinkled (The) way; hymn, w
K. W., m Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57648; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 26680
Bloodroot ; w Bliss Carman; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 134473; John
Drewniak, Oshawa, Ont., Canada.
26681
Blow me down; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133758; George
A. Hadley, Denver. 26682
Blow the man down; sea chanty arr.
George F. McKay; boy’s cho. © Sept.
26, 19386; E pub. 57903; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 26683
Blowing away out on a wheat farm;
pf., with w. ©1e. Oct. 9, 1986; E
unp. 183233; Charles H. Serfoss,
Hooker, Okl. 26684
Blue; by Anthony Antone; plectrum
guit. solo or duet. © Sept. 23, 1936;
E pub. 57944; A. and B. music co.,
New York. 26685
Blue days; w and m Frank Southern ;
pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E
unp. 133696; Georgia music co., New
York. 26686
1190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
26712
Blue devil blues; w Nolan J. Proctor;
pii© Le: Oct. 12, 1986; E unp.
183510; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26687
Blue English; by Jimmy McHugh; pf.
© Oct. 22, 19386; E pub. 58126; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 26688
Blue eyes ; from White horse inn, w Iry-
ing Caesar, m Robert Stolz; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept. 25, 1986; HE
pub. 57771; Harms, ine., New York.
26689
Blue Hawaiian melody; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
134365; Luther EH. Renfro, Stockton,
Cait...
Blue Lake’s shore; w Lora Olive Blair ;
mie © 1 ec. Oct. 12, 19386; E unp.
133511; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26691
Blue Mayan; slow fox-trot, w Ray
Ground, m Pepe Guillén. © 1c. Oct.
3, 1936; E unp. 133366; José Guillén
Valle, Guatemala, Guatemala.
Blue memories; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 30, 1986; E unp. 134501; Carl
Keith Sundeen, Herington, Kan.
26693
Blue rhythm fantasy; by Teddy Hill
and Chappie Willett; pf. © Oct. 16,
1936; EH pub. 57971; Exclusive publi-
cations, inc., New York. 26694
Blue River train; w and m Carson J.
Robison; with guit. arr. © Oct. 16,
1936; E pub. 57897; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 26695
Blue sunset; w and m Hamilton Ken-
nedy, Rodd Arden, Harry Saville and
Freddy Royce; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 46036; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 26696
Blue wilderness; song, w George F.
Sugden, m arr. H. P. Guy. © May
fowls Hi pubs 01142; | Mdith 1:
Hildebrant, Detroit. 26697
Bluer than blue; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp.
1343849; Joseph Szathmary, Roebling,
ING 26698
Boa (The) constrictor and the bobo-
link ; humorous sketch, Quinto Maga-
nini; flute and bassoon. © Oct. 10,
1936; E pub. 58011 ; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 26699
Boats on the river: song; bar. solo. ©
1 ec. Oct. 3, 1936; EH unp. 133083; Au-
gust Cor, jr., Black Hagie, Mont.
26700
26690
26692
Boguslawski (Moissaye) WHighty de-
lightful tunes; ed., fingered, and arr.
pf. © Sept. 14, 1936; E pub. 57604 -
Moderne publications, Chicago.
26701
Boo-hoo-hoo; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1986; BH unp. 1382894; Nick
Ciardi, Newark, N. J. 26702
Book (A) of aural tests; for use in
connection with the examinations of
the Royal schools of music, London,
and with diploma examinations, com-
posed and compiled Basil C. Allechin
and Ernest Read. Rey. ed. pt. 1. ©
Oct. 15, 1986; E for. 46210; Associ-
ated board of the Royal schools of
music, London, London. 26703
Bouet (Hiner) der zveiter voint; w
Morris Rund, and melody. © he:
Oct. 6, 1936; E unp. 133047; Julius
Jaffe, Brooklyn. 26704
Boulder (The) dam is a swimming pool
for me; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
ale, Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 183043;
Sparlin B. Boner, Seligman, Ariz.
26705
Bow down Thine ear; w from the
Bible, m A. S. Arensky, arr. Gordon
Balch Nevin; sop., alto and bar.;
organ ace. © Oct. "%,, 1936- "Hh pub.
57873; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
26706
Bowery princess—end title; by Louis
Silvers. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936: EH unp.
133401; Movietone music corp., New
York. 26707
Bowl (A) of gardenias; waltz, Mary
Addah Thelm; pf. © Oct. 14, 1936 ;
E pub. 57934 ; Piano teachers service,
Sioux City, Ta. 26708
Brahms (Johannes) Waltz, as you
dreamily dance; w Sigmund Spaeth,
m arr. Ladislas Kun; mixed voices.
© May 25, 1936; E pub. 55957: G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 26709
Bravo (El) Rafaelillo; pasodoble, P.
Godes y M. Salina; org. ptes. © May
i 1936 5). for. - 46256 ;" Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
26710
Bread and butter Sue; song, m Harvey
Kasgor. © 1 e. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
188060; Samuel Michelson, Brooklyn.
26711
Bread of the world; introit or short
anthem, w R. Heber, m Cecil Cope;
mixed voices. © July 30, 1986;
for. 45979; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 26712
N98
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26713
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 31
Break my heart no more; song, w Ava
Stout. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133035 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
26713
Break (The) of my heart; w and m
Jess Lalo. © 1. Sept. 21, 1986; E
unp. 132255; Leopold B. Slatus and
Hyman Kurtzweil, Brooklyn, and
Joan Stern and Arnold L. L. Offen-
thal, New York. 26714
Breakfast in Harlem; from Transat-
lantic rhythm, w and m Irving
Caesar, Sammy Lerner and Gerald
' Marks; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9,
1936; E for. 46048; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 26715
Breaking (The) of the day; hymn, w
Oswald J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57626; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 26716
Bredon Hill; w A. E. Housman, m Alan
Gray. © July 9, 1936; H for. 46007 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 26717
Brennan (C. J.) Four traditional
Irish songs; coll. and arr. C. J. Bren-
nan. © Sept. 4, 1986; E for. 45904 ;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 26718
Brilliant (A) light shone in the sky;
Christmas carol, w Alden Hayes
Emery, m Dorothy Radde Emery ;
mixed cho. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub.
57840; H. W. Gray co., New York.
26719
Broadway lament; saga of Broadway,
w and m Billy James and Charlie
Seitter. © Oct. 19, 19386; E pub.
58186; Crawford music corp., New
York. 26720
Broadway sweetheart; waltz song,
melody M. O. Brouse and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133801; Mason O. Brouse, Sunbeam,
Col. 26721
Broken china; w and melody. ©1.«
Oct. 23, 1986; EH unp. 134279; Al. 1.
Hurwith, New York. 26722
Broken-hearted ; fox-trot song. ©1e.
AU. 24 1950. tu unp. LoosUN |
Stephen J. Huyter, Bloomsburg, Pa.
PonZe
Broken-hearted blues; fox-trot, w and
m Mrs. W. J. Kappe. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 1838278; Anna M. Kappe,
i. e. Mrs. W. J. Kappe, Houston.
26724
Broken romances ; w and m Oscar Emil
Vallene; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936;
BE unp. 183579; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portiand, Or. 26725
Builders of America; march, w Hlsa
Wissell, m Edwin Franko Goldman;
band pts. © Aug. 10, 1936; E pub.
58076; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
26726
Bull (The) frog’s wedding; w Charles
Peter Dickson, and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 134182; Kate
Warner LeRoy, New York. 26727
Busy; fox-trot, Bert Barnes; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1986; E for. 46244; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
26728
Butterfly (The) kiss, is the sweetest to
~~ me; w and melody Rufus Walter
Moore. © 1 ce. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp.
134198; R. W. Moore, Lamesa, Tex.
26729
By a garden pool; w and m Anca Seid-
lova. © 1 ce. Oct. 6, 1936; E ump.
133048 ; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 26730
By the old garden wall; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133816; Ida M. Haas, Caledonia,
IN; V4 26731
By the way; w and m Al Vann; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 5, 1936; E pub.
57794; Isham Jones music corp., New
York. 26732
Bye, bye, blue eyed baby; w Roy Les-
ter Townsend; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 154485; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26733
Bye low my baby; song, m Vern Miller.
© July 16, 1936; E pub. 57693; Sadie
Jane Sturdevant, Ottawa, Kan.
26734
C’est le vent; slow-fox, paroles Sauvat,
m Alex Stone, arr. 8. Chwat; orch.
ptes. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46111;
H. Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris. 26735
C’est toi Lona; morceau de _ genre,
paroles Arly Botou, m José M. Luc-
chesi; orch. ptes. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46100; Auguste Bose, Paris.
26736
Cabalist (The) ; on themes J. Engel, by
Jacob Weinberg, op. 31, no. 1, ed. and
fingered Mishel Piastro; violin and
pf. © Oct. 10, 19385; E pub. 58147;
A. Fassio, Lachute, Que., Canada.
26737
California honeymoon; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Oct.
16, 1986; EK unp. 183786; Garnett J.
Finley, Grafton, W. Va. 26738
1192
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Calling for you; w Paul Zazick, and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp.
133670; Ben Miller, Elizabeth, N. J.
26739
Calling to me; pf., with w. ©1e. Oct.
8, 1986; E unp. 183231; Bessie Crist,
Dallas. 26740
Calvary’s flow; hymn. © June 15,
19386; E pub. 57980; Percy Thomas
King, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 26741
Campaign song; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 22, 1986; E unp. 133088; Wil-
liam Greenhut, New York. 26742
Campbells (The) are comin’; Scottish
folk song, arr. Don Malin; ten., bar.
and bass. © Oct. 19, 1986; E pub.
58033; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
26743
Can it be; w and melody. ©1c. Oct.
Alwooso> HH unp. i3s397o; Mada’ i.
Cockerham, San Angelo, Tex. 26744
w M. Peterson, melody D. Hoog-
bruin. ©1e Oct. 26, 1986; EH unp.
134229 ; Dixie Hoogbruin and Marion
Peterson, San Bernardino, Calif.
26745
Can we be sweethearts in heaven; w
Avon Stout Davis; pf. © 1 e Oct.
20, 19386; EH unp. 133916; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26746
Can you make a chocolate pie; song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 1343854;
Lucile Rudesill, Fort Dodge, Ia.
26747
Can you take it on the chin; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16,
1936; BH unp. 183813 ; Dorothy Lasher,
Westport, N. Y. 26748
Can’t you see you're the one for me;
_ pf., guit., trombone, 1st alto and ten.
saxophones, 3d alto, bass, Ist and 2d
trumpets, with w. © 1. Oct. 2,
19386; E unp. 1384410; Sykes James
Smith, Gary, Ind. 26749
Canzonetta; pf. setting op. 1, no. 8,
to no. 8 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 184042; Fred Runkel,
Washington. 26750
Caprice; song. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1936;
EK ounp. 183742; Fairfax Proudfit
Walkup, Pasadena, Calif. 26751
Captain (The); w and melody Jill
Rainsford. © 1 e¢ Sept. 12, 1936;
E unp. 181801; Marguerite Rains-
ford, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 26752
26766
Cardinal march; melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
5, 1986; E unp. 134126; Joseph Fa-
rina, Elizabeth, N. J. 26752
Careless rapture; selection, Ivor No-
vello, arr. George L. Zalva; pf. ©
Sept. 12, 1986; E for. 46046 ; Chappell
& co., 1td., London. 26754
Cargoes; unison song, w John Mase-
field, m E. J. Stapleton. © Sept. 23,
1936; E for. 45906; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London. 26755
Caribbean moon; w and m Will A.
Dollar and Effie Mae Pauls; pf.
1 c@ Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 184441;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26756
Carita; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 19386; E
unp. 133198; Howard Louis Culbert-
son, Zanesville, O. 26757
Carmencita; w and melody. © 1 e«.
Oct. 16, 1986; EH unp. 1838769; Jack
Moore, Dayton, O. 26758
Carol of the birds; Christmas folk-
song, Bas-Quercy, arr. Ralph H. Mar-
ryott; mixed voices. @m Oc 19:
1986; E pub. 58046; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 26759
Carol of the Christmas presents; canto
de Aguinaldo, English version John
Phelps, Castilian version G. G. Pin-
tado, Andalusian folktune arr. Chan-
ning Lefebvre; male voices. © Oct.
d, 1986; EH pub. 57815; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 26760
Carol of the doves; w Jessie Douglass,
ancient Polish carol, freely arr. Har-
vey Gaul; mixed voices. © Oct. 7,
1936; EH pub. 57865; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 26761
Carolina girl; song. © Sept. 28, 1936;
EK pub. 57737; Perry Wilson Bailey,
Ft. Wayne. 26762
Carpenter (The); w and melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 20, 1986; EH unp. 183994;
Alice H. Crompton, Worcester. 26763
Carry on; hymn, w A. H. A., m A. H.
Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57644; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 26764
w Richard W. Pascoe, m Will E.
Dulmage and H. O’Reilly Clint. ©
Oct. 27, 1936; E pub. 58220; Jenkins
music co., Kansas City, Mo. 26765
Cause (The) of all the trouble is the
income tax; w and m Greatrex New-
man and Noel Gay; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46064; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd., London. 26766
1193
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26767
*Cause you’re my baby now; w Thomas
Manitaras; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133512; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26767
Celebrated minuet; by Boccherini, arr.
Charles Woodhouse; string orch. or
quartet, with pf. conductor. Se. and
pts. © Sept. 18, 19386; E for. 45950;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., London.
26768
Cellophane (The) girl; w_ Lillian
Scholtes; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 29, 1936;
E unp. 134452; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26769
Chanson pour Jean; berceuse, paroles
et m Emile A. Chizat; avec violon ad
lib. © July 20, 19386; E for. 46128;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris.
26770
Chant de la jeunesse; paroles André
Mauprey, m Maurice Lévy-Bétove,
transcrit V. Dick; sop. 1, 2 et con-
tralti. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46134 ;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 26771
Chant funebre; by Alexis Archangel-
sky and Hugo Friedhofer. © 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 1383408; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 26772
Chantons le vin; chanson, paroles
Georges Marignan. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46109; Auguste Bose, Paris.
26773
———orch. ptes. © July 20, 1936; E for.
46105 ; Auguste Bosc, Paris. 26774
Charge (The) of victory; by Marvin
Hatley. ©1c. Oct. 27, 1936; EH unp.
134842; Robbins music corp., New
York. 26775
Charlie Duck; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 188612; Jane
Morton, Tulsa, Okl. 26776
Charm (The) of the shawl; action
song, w B. M. Noble. © Sept. 22,
1986; E for. 45888; Edgar Moy, Lon-
don. 26777
Cherry (The) in spring; w Dorothy
Dickinson, m C. Armstrong Gibbs;
sop. and alto or ten. and bass or
mixed voices. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© Sept.) 15, 4936.3, BE; for... 45931 ;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 26778
Chicago, great Chicago; song, final arr.
Armand F. Huss. © Sept. 23, 1986;
E pub. 58074; Charles W. Cordrey,
Hammond, Ind. 26779
pt. Ili D.is4.VoaL
Child and mother; song, w Eugene
Field. © Oct. 3, 1986; E pub. 57704;
Martha Bailey Moore, Pittsburgh.
26780:
Child (A) is born in Bethlehem ; w tra-
ditional, tr. and arr. of 16th century
melody Hazel Gertrude Kinscella;
mixed voices; organ or pf. ace. ©
Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 57866; J. Fischer:
& bro., New York. 26781
Child Jesus; song, m J. Chas. MeNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134346 ;
Josephine Valenti Bartoloni, Matta-
pan, Mass. 26782:
Child (A) of Christ the King; hymn,.
m Ralph H. Moore. © Oct. 15, 1936;
E pub. 58119; LeMar Glenn Clark,
Cleveland. 26783:
Childhood days; w Bernnetta Smith;
pt... ©-1. cc. Oct. 12) 1936-5 R une
1383513; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26784
Childhood dreams; w Em Kay; pf. ©
1c. Oct, 127"°1986'" *h mp Laowlen.
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26785:
Children at play; pf. ©1ce Oct. 28,
1936; E unp. 134802; Frank Cam-
bria, New York. 26786.
Chiming (The) bells of Avalon; w and.
melody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133484 ; Ruth E. Willis, Fond du Lac,
Wis. 2678T
China moon; fox-trot song. © 1 «
Aug. 8, 1986; E unp. 133265; Robert
Harold Bentley, Mt. Carroll, Ill.
26788
Chip (A) off the old block; w Charles
Barrett Williams; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
17, 1986; E unp. 133515; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26789"
Chiquita, say no; w Allan Roberts and
Jules Loman, m F. K. Shuman; pf.
treble. ©1 ce. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
133671; Broadway music corp., New
York. 26790
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Four
short preludes; op. 28, nos. 10, 11, 9
and 38, rev. ed. with fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, ete., Elliot Griffis; pf.
With biographical sketch and glos-
sary. © Sept. 23, 1986; E pub.
57845; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 26791
Xopos oupros modutexds (Choros syrtos:
politikos) ; by Spiros Becatoros; pf.
© Aug. 18, 1936; E pub. 58145;
Apollo music co., New York. 26792
1194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
——_——— eeeeeeFe
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1936; | Christmas
Chow-chow ; song.
E unp. 1384020; Emma Ranck Brown,
Beaver Falls, Pa. 26793
Christ (The) child; anthem, Peter Cor-
nelius, arr. Sumner Salter; sop. 1,
2 and alto. © Oct. 6, 1936; E pub.
57822; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
26794
Christmas cantata, text selected
and arr. and m C. B. Hawley, new
arr. Rob Roy Peery ; women’s voices.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57197; John
Church co., Philadelphia. 26795
Christ-child (The) lay on Mary’s lap;
Christmas carol, w Gilbert K. Ches-
terton, m Walter R. Spalding; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Oct. 5 1936;
E- pub. 58124; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 26796
Christ moves on; hymn. © Aug. 15,
1936: E pub. 57826; Albert H. Heinz,
Columbus, O. 26797
Christ (The) who never fails; hymn,
w L. M. Zimmerman, m B. D. Ack-
ley. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57627;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
26798
Christmas; cantata, text compiled from
the Gospel; soli and mixed cho.;
organ acc. © Oct. 6, 19386; E pub.
57883; M. J. Vanden Elsen, Luxem-
burg, Wis. 26799:
Christmas bells are ringing; group of
solos and duets for Christmastide, w
and m Cora W. Jenkins, op. 16, nos.
1-7 pi. o1'©)/ Oct. 19;.,19365).H\ pub:
58125; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton, 26800!
Christmas cantata; w from the Bible,
m Richard Theodore Rohlfing; wo-
men’s or children’s choir; organ acc.
© Sept. 30, 19386; E pub. 57733;
Concordia pub. house, St. Louis.
26801
Christmas earillons of Poland; w Jessie
Douglass, old Polish chime carol,
freely arr. Harvey Gaul; mixed
voices. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 57864 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 26802
Christmas (A) carol; by Charles Dick-
ens, adapted as a musical play, bk.
and lyrics Sarah Grames Clark, m
Bryceson Treharne; unison and 2-pt.
voices. Voe. se., with full dialog.
© Oct. 6, 1936; D 39148; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 26802*
109464—37——_2
26814
(The) carol of the field
mice; w Kenneth Graham, m Walter
Merritt Agard; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 134053; W. R. Agard,
Madison, Wis. 26803.
Christmas (The) light; juvenile oper-
etta, libretto and lyrics Beatrice
Marie Casey, m Henry S. Sawyer.
© Oct. 23, 1936; D 39161; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 26803*
Christmas (A) lullaby; w Lila Phillips,
m Irene Rodgers. © Oct. 17, 1936;
EH pub. 58051; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 26804
Christmas (The) rose; carol-anthem, w
anon., m William H. Anderson;
mixed cho.; organ acc. © Oct. 19,
1936; E pub. 58050; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 26805
Christmas song; w A. T. Gurney, m
Francis Snow; mixed voices, with
sop. solo. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub.
57837; H. W. Gray, co., New York.
26806
Christopher; by Alexis Archangelsky ;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E ump.
133390; Movietone music corp. New
York. 26807
Cielo de la pampa (Sous le ciel de la
pampa); tango, paroles Arly Botou,
m José M. Luechesi; orch. ptes. ©
July 20, 1936; E for. 46102; Auguste
Bosc, Paris. 26808
Cinderella; study in quarter, half, and
dotted half notes, George Perlman;
violin, 1st position, and pf. © Oct.
10, 1936; E pub. 58024; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 26809
City (The) of home, sweet home; w
Addie M. Todd; pf. ©1e Oct. 20.
1936; E unp. 133899; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26810
Citv (The) of Springfield march; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133173;
Raymond Vaughn Whitman, jr.,
Springfield, O. 26811
Clarinet lament; by Duke Ellington
and Barney Bigard; pf. © Oct. 16,
19386; E pub. 57970; Exclusive publi-
eations, inc., New York. 26812
Clavel del aire; canci6én portena, pa-
roles Fernan Silva Valdes, m Fili-
berto; pf. © July 20, 1936; E for.
46122; Julio Garzon, Paris. 26813
Cloak (The), the boat and the shoes;
song, w William Butler Yeats. ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 7; 1986; E unp. 1383166;
Norma Bamberger Silverman, Phiia-
delphia. 26814
1195
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26815
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 31
Close of day; w and m Bye Day; pf.| Come down from the miff tree; hymn.
© 1 ce. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 133929’;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26815
Close to His side; hymn, w A. H. Ack-
ley, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57609; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 26816:
Closer to you; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 184058; Lewis
Critchley, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
26817
Clouds; by Lucy Ann Baker; pf. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E pub. 57824; Boston
music co., Boston. 26818
— melody, with pf. acc. ©1.¢. Oct.
6, 1986; E unp. 1383068 ; Andy Darwin
Patterson, Visalia, Calif. 26819
Clouds and the moon; serenade, Quinto
Maganini; flute, with pf. acc. © Oct.
10, 1936; E pub. 58017; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 26820
Coast (The) guard patrol; march; con-
ductor sc. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp.
1331380; E. Melville Brown, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 26821
Cocktail (The) bar; play, libretto and
lyrics C. B. Casad, melodies R. L.
Broeder. © 1 e¢ Oct. 3, 1986;
D 389164; Campbell B. Casad, New
York, and Raymond L. Broeder,
Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 26821*
Cocktail (The) of your smile; fox-trot
song. ©1c. July 27, 1936; E unp.
183119; Anna Hawks Putnam, Jack-
son Heights, N. Y. 26822
Coconut cruise ; fox-trot, w Ray Ground,
m Pepe Guillén. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936;
E unp. 133367; José Guillén Valle,
Guatemala, Guatemala. 26823
Colonel Nelson M. Holderman medal of
honor march; solo B flat cornet. ©
1c. July 6, 19386; E unp. 133086;
Joseph R. Glaser, Veteran’s Home,
Calif. 26824
Colville (The) Valley calls me, an’
that’s where I’m gonna be; w Elsie
Moorhead; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936;
_E unp. 1384456; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26825
Come and play; by Bernice Frost; pf.
© Sept. 2, 1986; E pub. 58106; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 26826
Come cooling night; w and m Anca
Seidlova. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133050; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 26827
© Oct. 24, 19386; E pub. 58246; Floyd
W. Hawkins, Tacoma. 26828
Come let’s live again; song, w Louise
N. Gemino. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 133867; Arnold W. Gemino,
Waterbury, Conn. 26829
Come true, sweet dream, come true;
w Ray Klages, m Jesse Greer, pf. sc.
Lou Leaman; with guit. arr. © Oct.
17, 1936; E pub. 58178; Mills music,
inc., New York. 26830
Come, ye blessed; w from St. Matthew
25, m Paul Ambrose, arr. Henry S.
._ Sawyer; in E flat. © Oct. 14, 1936;
E pub. 58158; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 26831
Come, you Gypsies; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; EK unp. 133968 ;
Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles. 26832
Comely swain; by John Playford [and]
Where the bee sucks; w Shakespeare,
m John Wilson: arr. W. Gillies Whit-
taker; sop. 1, 2 and contralto. ©
June 4, 1936; E for. 45996; Oxford
univ. press, London. 26833
Comrades; trio, F. L. Buchtel; cornets
or clarinets and pf. © Sept. 25, 1936;
EK pub. 57702; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 26834
Comrades ever since we were boys;
w and m Felix McGlennon, arr. Max
Hirschfeld. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57715; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 26835
Concerto moldave; de Stan Golestan;
réduction pour viOoloncelle et pf. ©
July 20, 1986; E for. 46097; Durand
& cie., Paris. 26836
Conflict; by Marvin Hatley; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936;
E unp. 158140; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 26837
Continental lady ; fox trot song. ©1e.
July 25, 1986; E unp. 133100; Beatriz
McFarlane, Mandeville, La. 26838
Copper colored gal; from 27th edition
Cotton club parade, w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with guit. arr. © Oct. 3,
1986; E pub. 57809; Mills music, ine.,
New York. 26839
Coronation ode—Edward VIII; w Wat-
son Kirkconnell, m R. Gerrard Lud-
lam. © 1. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133728; Rebecca Gerrard Ludlam, Los
Angeles. 26840
1196
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
26866
Corsaresea; grande suite sinfonica in 5 | Creative musicianship; tonal materials
tempi, P. La Rotella; orch. Partitura.
1. II° tempo, allegro moderato.—2.
III’ tempo, scherzo. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46023, 46024; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 26841, 26842
Cossack (The) wedding; folk themes,
intermezzo-scene, op. 10; orch. se.,
with simplified voc. sce. for male
voices. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp.
133964; Nicolai Bolin, Los Angeles.
26843
Cottage (A) in the valley; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1986; EH unp. 134214;
Harry E. Kreider, Tulare, Calif.
26844
Cottage on wheels; in Trailer parade,
w and melody. © 1. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 134889; Joseph Reed Alden,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 26845
Cotton mill blues; w and m John Han-
cock; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936;
EK unp. 133694; Georgia music Co.,
New York. 26846
Cotton picking time in Tennessee; song.
©1c. Oct. 10, 1986; HE unp. 133345;
Ralph Wyatt, Yorkville, Tenn.
26847
Country fair waltz-song; w Edward
Oxenford, m Franz Abt, arr. Jordan
S. Doone; men’s voices. © Oct. 1,
1936; E pub. 57719; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 26848
Courante; pf. setting op. 1, no. 7, to no.
7 of the Kreutzer 42 violin etudes;
violin and pf. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 134041; Fred Runkel, Wash-
ington. 26849
Covered wagon trail; fox-trot song. ©
1c Sept. 8, 19386; E unp. 133485;
Ferdinand HEH. Kunselman, Iliff, Col.
26850
Cow girl of the Big horns [sic]; valse
song. © 1. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
133429; R. H. Pettengill, Casper, Wy.
26851
Cowboy’s (A) melody; song. © 1.
Oct. 9, 19386; E unp. 133329; Fred-
rick George Rogers, Forty Fort, Pa.
26852
Cowboy’s (A) Rose; song, m Karle
Major, rearr. Wallace A. Johnson. ©
Sept. 21, 1986; E pub. 57847; Sadie
Stevenson and Mercer Stevenson,
Pasadena. 26853
and rhythmic structure of melody,
Rouen Faith. © Oct. 5, 19386; AA
217101; Rouen Le Roy Faith, Port-
land, Or. 26854
Credo (A); w from the German, by
William Makepeace Thackeray, m
Mark Andrews; bar. solo and men’s
cho. © Oct. 9, 19836; E pub. 57977;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 26855
Cricket (The) and the bumble-bee; by
George W. Chadwick, arr. C. F. Man-
ney ; pf. duet. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57730; B. F. Wood music ¢o., Bos-
ton. 26856
Cross (The) ; hymn. © Sept. 15, 1936;
EK pub. 58227; Louis R. Flint, San
Francisco. 26857
Cross-eyed cowboy from Abilene; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1936; E
unp. 1384118; Marvin Montgomery,
Fort Worth. 26858
Cruiser (The) Harvard march; by Gus-
tav Strube; military band pts.
July 138, 1936; E pub. 58210; Alfred
music co., inc., New York. 26859
Cry baby; w and melody. ©1e. Sept.
18, 1986; E unp. 133095; Emma Mae
Roberts, Philadelphia. 26860
Cuba (The) libre; rhumba, w and m
Edward Lambert and Gerald Dolin,
arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts. © Oct.
5, 1936; E pub. 58112; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 26861
Cubanita (Gua) > rumba >/,pi. © ia]
Oct. 27, 1986; E unp. 134248; Pietro
Joseph Russo, Atlantic City. 26862
Cucaracha (La); Mexican popular
song, arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian
guit. solo, obbl., 2d obbl., obbl. acce.,
and Spanish guit...ace., ©. Oct. a,
1936; E pub. 57832; First natl. inst.
of allied arts, South Bend, Ind.
26863
Cuckoo (The) sings; by Olive Pull; pf.
shing, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58207; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 26864
Cuckoo (The) sings; by Olive Pull; pf.
© Sept. 19, 1936; E for. 45879; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
Music, London, London. 26865
Cui (Cesar) Ballade; arr.; voice, and
harp) of pf acc: 2©@ 1°c) im Sep 22,
1e¢ ow Oct. 7; E unp. 133248; Vojmir.
Attl, New York. 26866
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26867
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Cupid stole a march on me; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 7, 19386; E unp.
133214; Effie Allison, Olla, La. 26867
Czerwonetango; slowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m: Fred Scher. © Aug. 7,
19386; E for. 46087; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 26868
ork. strony. © Aug. 7,
1936; E for. 46086; Editions Fermata,
Warsaw, Poland. 26869
D’ott viens tu, bergére (Shepherdess,
whence come ye) ; French carol, 17th
century w, tr. and m M. Mungo-Park ;
sop. and alto voices. © Sept. 23,
1936; E for. 45907; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London. 26870
Daddy Long-legs; by Kenneth A.
Wright, orch. Arthur Wood; pts. ©
Apr. 30, 1986; E for. 46229; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
26871
Daddy o’ mine; pf., with w. ©1 .¢.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133151; Jose-
phine Botsch, Baltimore. 26872
Daddy will never seem old or grey; w
Lora Olive Blair; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 133516; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26873
Dance (The) goes on; from Over she
goes, w Desmond Carter and Frank
Eyton, m Billy Mayerl; with ukulele
arr. and symbols for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
for. 45961; Victoria music pub. Co.,
ltd., London. 26874
Dancing along; slow fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133016; Minnie Collings, Lincoln,
Mont. 26875
Dancing and romancing; w_ Ileen
Grews; pf. © 1 c “Oct.> 20, 1936;
E unp. 133881; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26876
w Ray Sather, m Elroy Fiedler.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 19386; E unp. 130786 ;
Raymond H. Sather, Brooklyn.
26877
Dancing doll; novelty entr’acte, Rudy
Starita; xylophone; pf. ace. © Sept.
2, 1986; E for. 45973; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd., London. 26878
Dancing flame; song. © 1. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 183661; Elizabeth Camp,
Los Angeles. 26879
Dancing in each other’s arms; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 1383648;
Homer Norman, East Chicago, Ind.
26880:
Dancing in the firelight just for you;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1 e«.
Oct. 1, 1986; E unp. 182879; Caroline
Bullard, Hanover, Mass. 26881
Dandelion, daisy and daffodil; waltz,
w and m Ralph Butler, Stanley J.
Damerell and Tolchard Evans; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Sept. 14,
1986; E for. 45912; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 26882
Danger in the moonlight; fox-trot song.
© 1 c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 133433;
Roy Ellis and Art Morton, Natoma,
Calif. 26883
Danse espagnole; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 184003; Jean G. La-
mothe, Brooklyn. 26884
by Carl Wilhelm
© Oct. 14, 1936;
Danza mexicana;
Kern, op. 704; pf.
E pub. 58163; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 26885
Dare to advance with Christ; hymn,
w A. H. A., m A. H. Ackley. © Sept.
1, 1986; E. pub. 57610; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 26886
Dark apartment; w Russ Dean, m
Jimmy McCollum. © 1 e¢ Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 183746; James Charles
McCollum, Ann Arbor. 26887
Darkies’ birthday party; w and m Har-
riet Manuel; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 1838580; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26888.
Darling are we going out to-night; w
M. Peterson, melody D. Hoogbruin.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133985;
Dixie Hoogbruin and Marion Peter-
son, San Bernardino, Calif. 26889
Darling, je vous aime beaucoup; new
lyrics and m Anna Sosenko, new arr.
Albert Szirmai; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 19, 1936; E pub. 58151;
Chappell & co., inc., New York. 26890
Darling, you know I am lonely; w Clar-
ence Eugene Knapp; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 133517; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26891
Dartmouth challenge song; w Ernest
M. Hopkins, m Edward H. Plumb.
© Sept. 14, 1936: E pub. 58115; Dart-
mouth college, Hanover, N. H. 26892
1198
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Daughter (The) of Mother Machree;
w and melody. ©1.. Oct. 9, 1936;
E unp. 1383324; Bernard Houben,
Brooklyn. 26893
Dawn is breaking; w Barbara Thomp-
son, m J. Thompson. © 1 c¢. Sept.
28, 1936; E unp. 1384286; Joe Thomp-
son, Barbara Thompson and W. T.
Heath, Denver. 26894
Day dreaming ‘neath the pine; valse
song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 19386; E unp.
133255; Rosa Whaley, Eagle Point,
Or. 26895
Day (The) you left me behind; w
Mary Schroedter; pf. ©1c. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134484; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 26896
Daybreak; w and melody Leroy Budd
and Sebastian (Chas.) Caputo. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 184290;
Budd & Caputo, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
26897
—w Paul S. Nickerson, m Carl F.
Mueller; full mixed cho. © Sept. 2,
1936; E pub. 58101; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 26898
Days (The) of Grieg and Tschaikow-
sky; 55 works, selected and ed. Al-
bert E. Wier; pf. © Sept. 30, 1936;
AA 217533; Harcourt, Brace & ©Co.,
inc., New York. 26899
Days (The) of Wieniawski and Mon-
asterio; 35 works, selected and ed.
Albert E. Wier; pf. © Oct. 15, 1936;
A 93470; Harcourt, Brace & co., New
York. 26900
De Lawd am sholy goin’ to ansa’
prayer; w Em Kay; pf. ©1 ce. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 183892; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26801
De raza gitana; zambra, letra y m A.
Jofre, M. Bolanios y S. R. de Azagra;
pf. © May 11, 1936; EH for. 46247;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 26902
De ti estoy celoso; cancion bolero, letra
A. de la Puente, melodia J. Rosado.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp. 132959 ;
Antonio de la Puente y Juan Rosado,
New York.
Dear: sone’ ©, 1c. Oct. 14" 1936;
E unp. 1838631; Henry Sherwood
Hoffman, Ardmore, Pa. 26904
Dear little grannie, I’m in love with
you; w Annette Mowbray; pf.
hey Oct.) 22, 1936); + Hamp) 1 1s35is8 3
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26905
26908 |
26918
Dear little mother of mine; pf., with
w. © 1 ¢ Oct. 28, 1986; E unp.
134818; Claribel M. Blomquist, To-
ledo. 26906
Dear little pal; w Eugene Bastion; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 19836; E unp. 133519;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
26907
Dear ol’ M. P. A.; association song
and waltz arr. for pf., w, m and arrs.
A. A. M. Dewing; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 25, 1986; EH pub. 57952; A. A. M.
Dewing, Baltimore. 26908
Dear old pal; song. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1936; EH unp. 133984; Constance War-
ren, Los Angeles. 26909
Death; by Alexis Archangelsky; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133395;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26910
De Cairos-Rego (Iris) Toccata; pf.
© Aug. 14, 1986; E for. 46035; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
26911
Dedication; w Wolfgang Miiller, tr.
Arthur Westbrook, m Robert Franz,
op. 14, no. 1, arr. C. F. Manney ; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57723; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
26912
Deed (A) and a word; song, w Char-
les Mackay. © 1. Oct. 8, 1936;
E unp. 133196; Ella Marion Sexton,
Greenwich, Conn. 26913
Deep elem blues, no. 2; w and m Bob
Attlesey and Joe Attlesey ; pf. treble.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1936; E unp. 133077;
State street music pub. co., Chicago.
26914
Deep river; modern transcription, arr.
Ed. Chenette; full band pts. © Oct.
20, 1936; E pub. 58042; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 26915
old negro melody, arr. W. F. Am-
brosio; violin and pf. © Oct. 10,
1986; E pub. 58029; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 26916
Del Malecon a Triana; rumba flamenca,
Andrés Molt6; org. ptes. © May
11, 19386; EH for. 46252; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
26917
De-lovely ; from Red, hot and blue, w
and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 30, 1936; E pub.
57754; Chappell & co., inec., New York.
26918
1199
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26919
Demi-Dieux (Les); march; pf.
Sept. 9, 1986; E pub. 57835; K. Proff-
Kalfaian, Fresno, Calif. 26919
Depression was a lesson to me; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 183945; Sidney Easton, Corona,
IN. (FY. 26920
Deserted; song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1986;
E unp. 184500; Evangeline M. Guelig,
Chicago. 26921
Desolation; w J. Yarmov, melody M.
Tracy and H. Haltenorth. © 1 e.
Oct. 15, 19386; E unp. 133669; Jack
Yarmov, McKee Tracy and Hardy
Haltenorth, Atlantie City. 26922
Dett (The) collection of negro spiri-
tuals; 2d group, anthems and motets,
R. Nathaniel Dett. © Oct. 5, 1936;
AA 216499; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 26923
4th group, originals, settings, an-
thems and motets, with essay The
development of the negro spiritual,
R. Nathaniel Dett. © Oct. 22, 1936;
AA 218099; Hall & McCreary co.,
Chicago. 26924
Devil (The) was in you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; EB unp. 133003;
John F. Pennisi, Hollywood, Calif.
26925
Dey’s a brighter Dixie; spiritual, m
Lyn Udall. .© 1 ce@ Oct. 5, 1936;
H unp. 184188 ; Chester Finley, Mans-
field, O. 26926
Dial (The) system piano method; easy
rapid course, complete, with diction-
ary of chords incl, Anthony La
Paglia. © Oct. 27, 1936; E pub.
58225; Dial music co., New York.
26927
Diane de Poitiers; 1°° suite, Jacques
Ibert; orch. Partition. © July 20,
1936; HE for. 46129; Alphonse Leduc
& cie., Paris. 26928
Did you forget; fox trot song. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 1838326; Samuel
Turk, Brooklyn. 26929
Did you mean it; w and m Mort Dixon
and Jesse Greer; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 8, 1936; E pub. 57852;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
26930
Dine et Din; boléro, paroles Jean No-
hain, m Mireille. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46132; Editions du Coquelicot,
Paris. 26931
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31.
©] Disillusioned again; w H. W. Foster,.
melody M. M. Pitcher. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1936; E unp. 133607; Merle M.
Pitcher and Harry W. Foster, Bev-
erly Hills, Calif. 26932"
Disinganno; serenata veneziana, tango,,.
versi M. Pellegrino e EH. Costanzo;
pt. © .1,c¢. Oct. 6, 19386; EH unp.
133000; Dominick Borgia, New York.
269383.
versi Menotti Pellegrino, e
melodia. © 1.e. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
134297; Horace M. LoPiano, New
York. 26934.
Dittersdorf (—) Allegro; from String”
quartet in D major, arr. George
Dasch; string orch. Se. and pts. ©
Aug. 26, 1986; E pub. 574483; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 26935: :
Diver’s dance; by Nick Manoloff; Ha-
waiian guit. solo, obbl. and obbl. acce.,
with Spanish guit. ace. and chord.
symbols. © Sept. 29, 1986; E pub.
57707; First natl. inst. of allied arts,.
South Bend, Ind. 26936
Divina; letra y melodia Armando Val-
despi. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1986; E unp.
134585; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 26937
Dixie jes’ ain’t Dixie anymore; song,
m G. Jacoby and Harrison Cooper.
© 1c Oct. 3, 1936; E unp. 133149;
Gabriel Jacoby, Birmingham, Ala.
26988:
Dixie land; song, Daniel HKmmet, arr.
L. D. Richardson and G. A. Bronson ;
Hawaiian and Spanish guit., in note.
and diagram; with guit. chord sym-
bols; in A. © Oct. 2, 1936; E pub.
57906: Bronson music & sales corp.,
Detroit. 26939
Do I love you; song, w Betty Tuttle. ©
1 c. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 1384187;
Lee Parker Burgess, Hast Haven,
Conn. 26940
Do my eyes deceive me; w and m Dave
Dreyer and Johnny Mercer. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1986; E unp. 184504; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 26941
Do something to make some one
happy; fox trot song. © 1c. Aug.
3, 1986; E unp. 133254; Frank
Woods, Visalia, Calif. 26942
Do you like dis; song. ©1e. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 133456; Charles Martin
Harris, Logan, Utah. 26943.
Do you remember ; song, w L. E. Raffel.
© 1. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 133848 ;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 26944
1200
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
—waltz song, m Rollie Altmeyer.
©1e. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134065;
Helen June Johnson, Minneapolis.
26945
Dodgin’ the campus cop; w and melody.
©l1e. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134252 ;
Harold (Bud) Swanton, San Fran-
cisco. 26946.
Doin’ the Suzi-q ; from 27th edition Cot-
ton club parade, w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with guit. arr. © Oct. 3,
1936 ; E pub. 57808; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 26947
Doing things for you; song. ©1..
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 133692; Herbert
B. Greenhowse, Chicago. 26948.
Dolly’s lullaby; w Lorraine Walens, m
Edna Frida Pietsch; pf. © Sept. 14,
1936; E pub. 57758; Oliver Ditson co.,
ine., Boston. 26949
Don Diego; pasodoble, Andrés Molto;
org. ptes. © May 11, 1936; E for.
46255 ; Southern music pub. ¢co., inc.,
New York. 26950
Don Quixote visits Vienna; humor-
esque, Powell Weaver; pf. © Sept. 2,
1936 ; E pub. 58108 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 26951
Don’t look in the cellar for a sunbeam;
from Happy days are here again, w
and m Hddie Pola and Horatio Nich-
olis; with ukulele arr. and symbols
for pf. accordion, banjo and guit. ©
Sept. 16, 1986; E for. 45957; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
26952
Don’t say good-night so early dear to-
night; song, m and arr. for ukulele,
etc., Luther A. Clark. ©1e. Oct. 26,
1936; E unp. 134162; Andrew Krysto-
- fik, Trenton, N. J. 26953
Don’t say no for I can’t take it ; fox trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
133283 ; Mabel Powell, Big Cabin, Okl.
26954
Don’t sing aloha dear; by L. D. Rich-
ardson and G. A. Bronson; Hawaiian
guit., in note and diagram; with guit.
chord symbols; in A. © Oct. 2, 1936;
E pub. 57909; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 26955
Don’t tell me it’s hopeless; song, arr.
George H. Simes; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp. 132960;
Elvera M. Scorpio, Johnston, R. I.
26956
26970
Don’t tweedle-dee your ? by the politi-
cian’s rule; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 183679; Elmer
Smedebush, Detroit. 26957
Down among the sleeping pines; valse
song. ©, 1c. Aug. 31, 19386; EH unp.
133310; Grace Ludden, Grafton, Mass.
26958
Down by the old blue stream ; w Goldie;
pt. 7° © Al le Oat.» 29; 19367 1 Ecunp:
134480; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26959
Down by the water; w and melody. ©
tT ec. Oct. 138, 19386; E unp. 133600;
Jerry Scott, San Francisco. 26960:
Down in New Orleans; w and melody.
©1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 132864 ;
Lawrence Lawrence, Hast Islip, N. Y.
26961
Down in the dumps; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133469 ; Har-
old Palmer Duey, Los Angeles. 26962!
Down in the valley; fox-trot song. ©
trenprvug. a7, 19365 Ey unpy) As3aZr7 ;
Ruth McMahon, Uniontown, Pa.
26963
Down Langford way; by Katharine
Parker, set for elastic scoring from 3
instruments up to full oreh., Percy
Grainger; with pf. conductor. Se.
and pts. © Sept. 8, 1986; E for.
45952); Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 26964
Down where I meet my Caroline; w
and melody. © 1. Oct. 7, 1936; H
unp. 133167; George Washington Mc-
Causlin, Amityville, L. I., N. Y.
26965
Dramatica ; pf. setting op. 1, no. 24, to
no. 24 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. ©1e. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 184045; Fred Runkel,
Washington. 26966
Dream canoe; waltz song. © 1 e. Oct..
7, 19386; E unp. 183615; Stanley Albert
Willcock, Johannesburg, Union of
South Africa. 26967
Dream girl; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 184107; Deila Sinison, Silver
City, Ta: 26968
Dream girl waltz; w Katherine Lar-
mie; pf. ©1ec. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133520; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26969
Dream heart; w David Lesley Kelly;
pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133895 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 26970
1201
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26971
Dream (A) journey; w and m Anca
Seidlova. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133049 ; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 26971
Dream of my heart; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134265; Anthony Robichaud, Roches-
ter, N. H. 26972
Dream river ; waltz, w and melody Wil-
liam K. (Jack) Lawrence. © 1 ec.
Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. 1383164; William
Kenneth Lawrence, Yakima, Wash.
26973
Dream (A) that has come true; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
134372; Michael Fosanella, Oakland,
Calif. 26974
Dreamer’s dreams; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57931; Caroline O’Connell, Flint,
Mich. 26975
Dreaming along: w Harold Hagime
Yamabe; pf. ©1 ce. Oct. 12, 1936; E
unp. 133521; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26976
Dreaming in a garden; w Frank O.
Mullens, m Frank H. Hersom. © 1c.
Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134422 ; Frances
V. Mullens, Brooklyn. 26977
Dreaming in the twilight ; song, w Mrs.
William Gray. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 133040; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 26978
Dreaming just dreaming ; w Anne Mary
Becknauld; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936;
‘EK unp. 13838522; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26979
Dreaming of the girl who said she didn’t
care; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 13,
1936 ; E unp. 13838499 ; Charles William
Smith, Maplewood, N. J. 26980
Dreaming of the one I love; w Mary
Klizabeth Trowbridge; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133921; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26981
Dreaming of you; fox trot song. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 1383426; David
Mason, Rock Springs, Wy. 26982
— w Harry White; pf. ©1e. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 133523; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 26983
Dreaming sweet dreams of you; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1936; E unp.
132907; Charlie Rhodum Pritchett,
Thomaston, Ga. 26984
pt. TL ns vee
Dreamland (A) choo-choo to Lullaby
town; from Stowaway, w and m Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel, pf. arr. Hr-
rol Collins. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; H
unp., 134177; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 26985
Dreams of the future; w Janet Boss
Ferguson; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 20, 1936;
EK unp. 1383874; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26986
Dreamy silver moon; valse song. ©1e.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 1383113 ; Marian
EK. Hunt, Nile, N. Y. 26987
Dreary autumn day; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 19386; E unp. 134094;
Alfonse Jasinowicz, Chicago. 26988
Drift-wood; w and melody. ©1ce. Oct.
17, 19386; E unp. 183832; Charles J.
Johnson, Chicago. 26989
Drifting; w and m Ethel Johnson. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 134289;
Ethel Johnson Wolfe, Hollywood,
Calif. 26990
Drifting along; from The captain’s kid,
w Jack Scholl, m M. K. Jerome; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 6, 19386; E
pub. 58069; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26991
Drifting away from me; song, w Lillian
Saunders Fales. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1936;
E unp. 134819; Esther Saunders
Clough, West Medway, Mass. 26992
Drifting sands; waltz, w L. P. Moody,
melody L. R. Wade. © 1 e. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 133466 ; Lois Ruby Wade
and Lorraine P. Moody, Santa Paula,
Calif. 26993
Drinking song; by Alexis Archangelsky ;
pf. ©l1-c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133391 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
26994
Drop in next time you're passing ; from
Going places, w and m Vivian Ellis.
© Sept. 5, 1936; E for. 46038 ; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 26995
Drowsy stream; w Howard J. Manlin,
melody Vernon Oliver Gregory. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134277; Ver-
non O. Gregory and H. Manlin, Al-
lentown, Pa. 26996
Drum corps on parade; song, melody
Burns L. Williams. © 1 ec. Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 1383349; Blanche Wright-
son Williams, New York. 26997
1202
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936.
Drummer-boy (The) ; march, w and m
composed and rev. C. W. Krogmann,
op. 79, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 2, 1936; E
pub. 58098; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 26998
Ducky little honey; w Nellie Stohor
Randall; pf. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 183907; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 26999
Dust; w and m Elsie Jocelyn; pf. ©
1 e. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 183924; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27000
Dust in a penthouse; cho., w J. Graff,
melody G. Butowsky. © 1 ec. Sept.
4, 19386; E unp. 1384291; Gene Butow-
sky and Jonny Graff, Philadelphia.
27001
Hach day at breakfast; from Going
places, w and m Vivian Ellis. ©
Sept. 5, 1986; E for. 46039; Chappell
& co., Iltd., London. 27002:
Each time the sun goes down; song.
© 1c. July 22, 1936; E unp. 128746;
Alice Ball, Manitowoc, Wis. 27008
Ear tests in harmony; by Carl Paige
Wood. © Sept. 17, 1936; A 98510;
Amer, bk. co., New York. 27004
Easter; anthem, w from New ‘Testa-
ment; sop. and ten. solos and mixed
cho. © 1. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
134352; Courty Rossi-Diehl. Glen
Ridge, N. J. 27005
Echale guindas al pavo; bulerias, de
Morena clara, letra R. Perellé y S.
Cantabrana, m Juan Mostazo; pf.
© May 11, 1936; E for. 46248;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 27006
Echo (An) from the romantic age;
by Colin Taylor; pf. © Sept. 19,
19386; E for. 45881; Associated board
of the Royal schools of music, Lon-
don, London. 27007
Echo (The) of a dream; w and mel-
ody Paula Anthony. © 1 e. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 134406; Pauline Mes-
Sina, i. e. Mrs. J. C. Messina, New-
atk IN. J. 27008
Hight bars in search of a melody; by
Will Hudson, arr. Lou Leaman; pf.
© Oct. 17, 1986; E pub. 58182; Mills
music, ine., New York. 27009:
Hili, eili; traditional Yiddish melody,
arr. W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
© Oct. 10, 1936; E pub. 58025; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 27010
27023
Eleanor; song. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1936;
EK unp. 1383245; Thomas W. Camp-
bell, Grant Manor, 8. I., N. Y.
27011
Hlegia; by Luis Antonio Calvo, arr.;
pf., simplified sc. © 1 e. Oct. 9,
19386; E unp. 133334; Luis Guzman,
Washington. 27012
Elegie; pf. setting op. 1, no. 1, to no. 1
of the Kreutzer 42 violin etudes;
violin and pf. © 1. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 134039; Fred Runkel, Wash-
ington. 27013
Emaline; ten. banjo, with w. ©1.«.
Oct. 16, 19386; E unp. 1338712; Wil-
liam Nicholas, New York. 27014
EHmmadell; waltz novelty, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936; E unp.
132936; Ernest Valeary, New Or-
leans. 27015
Empire album; w and m George Ellis.
no. 52. © Aug. 10, 1936; E for.
45894; Reynolds & co., London.
27016
Empty dreams; w Margaret Morgan,
m Susan Alma Morgan. © 1 e. Oct.
17, 1986; E unp. 183741; Margaret
McKenna Morgan, Owings Mills, Md.
27017
En sabots; by Alexis Archangelsky ; pf.
©1e. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133380;
Movietone music corp., New York.
1018
End (The) of the vagabond’s trail; w
D. Crowder and A. Brown, melody
H. Ludwig. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1986; E
unp. 132901; Dorothy Crowder and
Archie Brown, Manton, Mich., and
Harry Ludwig, Detroit. 27019
Engaging lips of youth; waltz; lst
violin. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
134329; John Craven Haywood,
Washington. 27020
England’s good enough for me; comedy
fox-trot, w and m Ralph Butler,
Stanley J. Damerell, and Tolchard
Evans; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Sept. 11, 1936; E for. 45913; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 27021
English street cries; based on tradi-
tional calls, w Warwick Owen-
Smith, melodies Cyril J. H. Mock-
ridge. ©1e. Sept. 30, 1936; E unp.
132997 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 27022
Entry of the wilds march; solo cornet
conductor. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1936; BE
unp. 133962; George Earnst Brenner,
Daly City, Calif. 27023
1203
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27024
Even-song; w and melody Harry Mas-
singale. ©l ce. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
134416; George Harry Massingale,
San Diego, Calif. 27024
Evening (An) alone with you; song,
w Andy Skilling, m arr. Walter
Bromby. © 1 c¢. Sept. 16, 1936; E
unp. 13838082; Lillian Butt Forsyth,
Toronto.
Evening bells; by Quinto Maganini;
flute, with pf. ace. © Oct. 10, 1936;
E pub. 58018 ; Carl Fischer, ince., New
York. 27026
Evening of romance; w Del Daven,
melody Ernest Lamb. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1936; E unp. 133213; Ernest Lamou-
reux, New York. 27027
Hvening’s at seven; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134358;
Harold M. Levy, San Francisco.
27028
Evening shades; hymn, w C. C. Cox,
m S. B. Jackson. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57628; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago.
Eventide; song. © Sept. 19, 1936; E
pub. 57751; Agnes W. Loell, Milwau-
kee. 27030
Everlasting God; hymn, w C. H. G.
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Sept. 1,
1986; E pub. 57634; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 27031
HEvery-day’s a holiday; from Every-
day’s a holiday, w and m Sam Cos-
low and Barry Trivers. © 1 e¢. Oct.
7, 1986; E unp. 133371; Famous
music corp., New York. 27032
Every road leads back to Ireland; w
and m Ronald Hill; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 26, 1986; E for. 46222;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd., London.
27033
Everybody is knocking at my door; w
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 1837381; Earl Powell, New
York. 27034
Hverybody loves a lover; song. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 1383773; Vir-
ginia E. Strang, Cleveland. 27035
Everybody’s favorite easy pieces for
the violin; ed. Max Fischel. 1. Solo.-
2. Pf. ace. © Aug. 31, 1986; E pub.
57580, 57581; Amsco music sales co.,
ine., New York. 27036, 27037
Everyone has dancing feet; song. ©
1 c« Aug. 21, 19386; E unp. 133603;
Jessie Brown Marsh, Bozeman, Mont.
27038
27025
27029
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 81
Ev’ry time I dream; w and m Charles
Stenross, Al Stillman and Earl A.
Rohlf; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 58053; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
27039
Hy’ry time we say goodbye; w and
melody. © 1e. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133010; Frances Drummond Paige,
Portland, Or. 27040
EHy’rything I eat looks good on me;
w and m Al. de Long. © 1 ec. Oct.
24, 1936; E unp. 184146; Albert John
de Long, Hollywood, Calif. 27041
HKy’rything’s in harmony; w and mel-
ody. © 1e Oct. 2, 1936; E unp.
132895; Nicholas Ciardi, Newark,
INEe 27042
Exalt His name; arr. Roger C. Wilson;
1st and 2d cornet. © Sept. 26, 1936;
E pub. 57892; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 27043
Extraordinary; song, m Hector Rich-
ard. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133820; Paula Lee, Chicago. 27044
F. D. R.; march; pf., with w. ©1..
Oct. 23, 1936 ; B unp, 134088; Anna
Alfaro de Conte, Brooklyn. 27045
F. L. T.; w Roy C. Fryer, m Leo Rich-
ard; sop. and alto. © 1c. Sept. 4,
1936: E unp. 132521; Martha Pepper
Fryer, i. e. Mrs. William Grant
Fryer, Falmouth, Ky. 27046
Fading rainbow; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 133309; J. B.
Natole, Sacramento, Calif. 27047
Fair and charming; w and m Gene
Baker; pf. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1936;
EH unp. 133406; Samuel EHugene
Baker, New York. — 27048
Fairy steps; by L. Leslie Loth; pf. ©
Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 58080; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27049
Faithful memories; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134183;
Peter Henry Barratt, Los Angeles.
27050
False hearted lover; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp.
133639; Annie Wheeler, Bulls Gap,
Tenn. 27051
Fame; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 133004; John F. Pen-
nisi, Hollywood, Calif. 27052
Fantastic dance; by Frederick Delius,
arr. Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robert-
son; 2 pfs, 4 hands. © Aug. 28,
1936; E for. 45945; Hawkes & son
27053
(London) Itd., London.
1204
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
27080
Fantasy for saxophone; E flat alto sax-
ophone and pf. ace. © 1c. Oct. 22,
1936; E unp. 184050; Hdward Mas-
terson Chapman, Burgettstown, Pa.
27054
Far-away hills; w and m Anea Seid-
lova. © 1. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133052 ; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 27055
Far down the Mother Volga; _ tradi-
tional Russian folk song, English
version David Sackin, m freely arr.
Harvey Enders; men’s voices.
sept. 3, 19386; E unp. 57688; G. Ri-
ecordi & co., ine., New York. 27056
Far from home; melody. © 1. Oct.
By 19386; E unp. 182921; William
Nicholas, New York. 27057
Farewell; unison song, w tr. from the
German, North European folk-song,
arr. Desmond MacMahon. © Sept.
29, 1936; E for. 46071; Banks & son,
York, England. 27058
Farewell my country (Adios mi
tierra); from The gay desperado,
English w Sidney D. Mitchell, w and
m Miguel Sandoval. © Oct. 28,
19386; E unp. 58222; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 27059
Farewell to love; w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133954;
Hdwina McCarty Davis, Hollywood,
Calif. ‘ 27060
Farmer (The) in the overall; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© lc Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 134216;
F. H. Nepermann, Lamberton, Minn.
27061
Fascination waltz; theme melody, w Al
Lewis, m Dave Rubinoff; with arr.
LOL shite ete, © Oct., 13, 1936;
pub. 57967; Irving Berlin, ine., New
«. YOrk, 27062
Fear not; hymn, w anon., cho. K. W.,
m Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1, 1936;
Epub. 576389; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27063
Fiddle-de-dee; song, arr. Seward F.
Hull; men’s voices. © Sept. 30,
1986; E pub. 57975; Alfred Hull
Stevens, jr., Clinton, Conn. 27064
Fiddler (The) at the forge; novelty
intermezzo, Malcolm Ives; pf.
Aug. 26, 19386; E for. 46013; Beal,
Stuttard & co., ltd., London. 27065
FKiesta; Spanish march, Quinto Maga-
nini; 2 flutes, with pf. ace. © Oct.
10, 1936; E pub. 58008; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 27066
© |.
Fifes and drums; by Jessie Furze; pf.
© Sept. 19, 19386; E for. 45880; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
music, London, London. 27067
Fifty years with you; w and m Loren
Trenton Coulter; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12,
19386; E unp. 183581; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27068
Find your way; song. ©1c. Sept. 25,
1986; E unp. 132592; Vera Howard
Swift, Columbus, Ga. 27069
Finding you—losing you; from Trans-
atlantic rhythm, w Irving Caesar and
Desmond Carter, m Ray Henderson.
© Sept. 30, 1936; E for. 46238;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 27070
Finlandia; by Jean Sibelius, op. 26, no.
7, arr. N. Clifford Page; symphonic
band. Condensed sc. Sept. 14,
1936; E pub. 57760; Oliver Ditson co.,
ine., Boston. 27071
Fir-tree (The) ; waltz, w and m com-
posed and rev. C. W. Krogmann, op.
T9--NOds; pe. ..© Sept...2,,,1936.;7 2
pub. 58097; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 27072
Fireside memories; song. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1936; E unp. 134268; Leonora L.
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 27073
First (The) day in May; song, w Victor
Noel. © 1. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp.
133849; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
27074
Fischer’s (Carl) trophy orchestra folio;
selected and arr. Charles J. Rob-
Cres) Oren. pus, voll Nos =" 2e4©@)
Oct. 15, 1986; E pub. 58203; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27075
Five little stars; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 1383650; Emilie
Heinicke Teetzen, Shawano, Wis.
27076
Fivefold amen; by Horace Hunt; mixed
voices. © Oct. 14, 1936; E pub.
57939; H. W. Gray co., New York.
27077
Flag of peace; international anthem, w
and melody John J. Schneider. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133632;
Songtex music co., Philadelphia.
27078
Flashonette; modern accordion solo.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133487;
Louis Allara, San Francisco. 27079
Fleur (Une), un souvenir; paroles J.
Ricaud Lemos, m Octave Crémieux.
© July 20, 19836; E for. 46135;
Smyth, Paris. 27080
1205
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27081
Flight (The) of my heart; w Kitty
Crandall; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936;
E unp. 13844380; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27081
Flirting; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 133300; Felix
Charles, Seattle. 27082
Flora Lee; fox-trot, w and m Bob
Hughes. © 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1936; EB
unp. 135276; Robert I. Hughes, Cov-
ington, Okl. 27083
Flowing river; Czecho-Slovakian folk-
song, English version and m arr.
Louis Victor Saar; men’s cho.
Sept. 5, 1986; E pub. 57761; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 27084
half
Margaret
© July 39, 1936;
Oxford univ. press,
27085
Flying to the moon; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
133724; Thomas Price, Robinson, Pa.
27086
Foolish feeling; from Top of the town,
w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh. © '1¢. Oct. 21, 1936; EH unp.
134068 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
27087
Foolish heart; fox-trot, w and m Nita
Hall. © Oct. 5, 1986; E for. 45915;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 27088
Footprints in the snow; w and m Fred
Patrick and Jerry Banks; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Oct. 28, 1936; E
pub. 58221; Modern melodies pub. co.,
New York. 27089
w and melody Fred Patrick and
Jenny Banks, (© 1 ¢ Oc. 12, 1936:
E unp. 183483; Frederick Patrick and
Barnett Binkowitz, Brooklyn. 27090
Kor-country and EF. D. R.; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
134092 ; Eugene Varey, New York.
27091
For no rhyme or reason; w Ray Klages,
m Jack Palmer, pf. arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; with guit. arr. © Oct. 2, 1986;
E pub. 57850; Melo-art music pub-
lishers, New York. 27092
For peace, world peace, are we; w and
melody. © Oct. 16, 1936; E pub.
57995; Frederick Gustave Schwing,
Pasadena, 27093
Fluency studies for beginners;
minute memory pieces,
Nowell Smith ; pf.
EK for. 46009;
London.
Dt. mew stv Sa
Forever; w Georgia Vandiver; pf. ©
1veisOct. 20,. 1936; EH ‘unpnits3s920;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27094
Forever and a day; w and melody Stan
Eby. © 1 ec. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
184203; Stanley Earl Eby, High-
spire, Pa. 27095,
Forman (Mrs. R. R.) Two Christmas:
carols; Ww Helen J. Thompson; sop.
and alto. © Oct. 14, 1986; E pub.
58152; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 27096:
Fortune-teller (The) told me; w and
melody Darlene Davis. © 1. Aug.
4, 19386; E unp. 184292; Alma Dar-
ling, San Francisco. 27097
Found and lost at Waikiki; song. ©
1 ce. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 1338184;
Eunice Allen Strong, San Rafael,
Calif. 27098
Four (The) immortals; 2 pfs. ©1.¢,
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 1388755; Chris-
tian George, New York. 27099
Four-score and seven years ago; from
Connie’s hot chocolates of 19386, w
Sammy Cahn, m Saul Chaplin; with
euit. arr. © Oct. 3, 1986; E pub.
58139; Mills music, ine., New York.
27100
Fourth symphony; by Charles Marie
Widor, op. 18, no. 4, new ed. and arr.
Casimiro Della Joio; organ. © Oct.
8, 1986; E pub. 57862; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 27101
Frank Murphy march; by Franz Geisz;
pf. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub. 57348;
Marie Wolf Geisz, Detroit. 27102
Franklin D. Roosevelt, he’s our Presi-
dent; w and m Charles Thayer. ©
Sept. 5, 1936; E pub. 57746; Charles
Willard publications, Wichita, Kan.
27103.
Free, isn’t that the way it ought to be;
from O-kay for sound, w and m
Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr;
with ukulele arr. and symbols for
accordion. © Aug. 18, 1936; E for.
45965; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 27104
Fried chicken time in Dixie, just after
the gay nineties; w Thomas Terry;
pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp.
134485; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27105.
Friendship; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 132972; Robert P. De Bruyn,
Roggen, Col. 27106
1206
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Frisky; w Benjamin H. Burt and Jack
Norworth, melody James Mooney.
©1e Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 132913;
Jerry Vogel music co. ine, New
York. 27107
Frivolous Collette; song. © 1 c¢. Oct.
1, 1936; E unp. 181673; Marguerite
Esther Hinkel, St. Louis. 27108
From Bethlehem echoing; 7 carols of
the Nativity, w and m Malcolm San-
ders Johnston, harmony Frederick
H. Candlyn and George Henry Day.
© Oct. 18, 1986; E pub. 58226; Mal-
colm S. Johnston, Geneva, N. Y.
27109
From dreams of thee; song, Indian
serenade, w P. B. Shelley. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 182976; Norman
Lee, Chicago. 27110
From the bottom of my heart; song, w
F. Del-Mar and Grayce Joyce. ©1€¢.
Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 1382891; Frank
Del-Mar, San Francisco. 27111
From the start, dear; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp.
134310; A. LeRoy Tyson, Norristown,
Pa. Pas
From you; w and melody. © 1. Oct.
2, 1936; E unp. 1382899; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. Debi
Fruit (The) of the spirit; anthem, w
from Galatians, m Hugh Porter;
mixed cho.; organ ace. © Oct. 19,
1936; E pub. 58047; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 27114
Full moon shining up above; song, w
Frank Harris. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1986;
E unp. 133853; Nathan Louis Kline,
Roxbury, Mass. 27115
Fumblin’ around; by Cecil Norman; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1986; E for. 46245; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
27116
Fun festival; 1st violin. © 1c Oct.
28, 1936; E unp. 1384827; John C. Hay-
wood, Washington. 27117
Funeral lamentation of Oriental
women; by Alexis Archangelsky. ©
1 «@ Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133386;
Movietone music corp., New York.
27118
Funeral (The) of the goblins; by
Seward Tenney; pf. © Sept. 28,
1936; E pub. 57982; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inec., New York. 27119
27132
Funiculi, funicula; by L. Denza, arr.
Frank Sumner; orch. pts. © Sept.
17, 1986; E for. 46012; G. Ricordi &
co. (London) Itd., London. 27120
Fussin’ all the time; song, melody
Chick Finney. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936;
BE unp. 1842384; Joseph Chick Finney,
St. Louis. 27121
Gallop (Rodney) Hight Portuguese
folksongs (Oito cancdes regionais
portuguesas) ; coll. and arr. © July
30, 1986; E for. 45976; Oxford univ.
press, London. 27122
Garde-chasse (Le); chanson humoris-
tique, paroles Henri Le Pointe, m
Ralph Carcel. © July 20, 1986;
E for. 46114; Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 27123
Garden (The) beneath the sea; song,
m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 e. Oct. 27,
1936; E unp. 134845; Nannie M.
Miller, Kent, O. 27124
Garden of idle dreams; valse song. ©
1 ¢«,, Aug. 17, 1986; E ,unp. , 183281 ;
John F. Marcello, Toledo, O. PX i WA5)
Garden (The) of the sea; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 8, 19386; E unp.
183201; Samuel Abrahams, Atlantic
City. 27126
Gardens; w Em Kay; pf. © 1c. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 133891; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27127
Garrick; lyric opera, bk. Robert A. Si-
mon. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1986; D 39163;
Albert Stoessel, New York. 27127*
Gay robin is Seen no more; unison song,
w Robert Bridges, m W. Gillies Whit-
taker. © Aug. 27, 1936; E for. 45995;
Oxford univ. press, London. 27128
Gentleman (The) in the West; w and
melody. ©1 ce. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
134204; Harriet E. Cox, Culver City,
Calif. 27129
Gently rests the Saviour; Polish carol,
w adapted Peter EF. Rydzynski, m
arr. H. P. Hopkins; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 14, 1986; E pub. 58153; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27130
Gibson road to happiness’ guitar
teacher; by Thomas Peacock. ©
Sept. 21, 1986; AA 218049; Gibson,
ine., Kalamazoo, Mich. 27131
Gift (The) of love; Christmas service
for the Sabbath school, with selec-
tions for the choir, w Haldor Lille-
nas, and others, m Haldor Lillenas.
© Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57937; Haldor
Lillenas, Kansas City, Mo. 2tloa2
1207
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27133
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 31
Girl (The) of a golden dream; song, w | God ever present; hymn, w Frederick
Ginger Harriman. © 1 ¢ Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 1383034; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 27183
Girl (The) with the glorious smile;
valse song. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 133308; Ed. W. Quinlivan,
West New Brighton, N. Y. 27134
Girl (The) with the golden voice; w
and melody. © 1. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1383630; Morris Disman,
Brooklyn. 27135
Girl. (The) with the sun kissed hair;
w Cornelia De Dean; pf. © 1c. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 1383931; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or.
Giulio Cesare; dramma musicale, da
Shakespeare, libera tr. e rid. Gian
Francesco Malipiero ; orch. Partitura.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46139; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 271387
Give me a home by the beautiful sea;
w Margaret Hstella Shoults; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 1383901;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27138
Gladiolus, the flower of my heart; song,
m H. W. Sprague and Warren H.
Hensen. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp.
133996; Howard Warren Sprague,
Jacksonville, Ill. 27139
Glamour (The) of the rose; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134059;
Everett Sydney Wilde, Kingston,
Ont., Canada. 27140
Glance (A) at romance; w Edward
Michal Stone; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 183902; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27141
Glimpse (A) of heaven; song, w Muriel
Parsons. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp.
133851; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
27142
Glorious love; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 1384357; Harold
M. Levy, San Francisco. 27148
Go West young man; from Go West
young man, w John Burke, melody
Arthur Johnston. © 1 e¢. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 134013; Santly bros.-
Joy, ine., New York. 27144
Go, Wisconsin, go; march, w and mel-
ody Oscar Baker. © 1 c¢ Oct. 13,
1936; E unp. 134835; Badger music
pub. co., Milwaukee. 27145.
27136
M. Steel, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57631; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27146.
God is love; w and m Pearl Clark; pf.
©1e. Oct. 12, 1986; H unp. 133582;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27147
God keep you, Texas; hymn, w Udly
Jones Wheeler and Beryl Leeson, m.
Udly Jones Wheeler. © July 15,
1986; E pub. 57084; Robert N. Hucka-
bee, Haskell, Tex. 27148.
God’s glad to-morrow; hymn, w O. A.
Newlin, m Ruth Newlin. © Sept. 1,.
1936; E pub. 57607; Homer A. Rode-.
heaver, Chicago. 27149:
God’s love ; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Sept. 18, 1986; E pub. 57932; Cath-
erine Gray Eads, New Boston, Ill.
27150:
Going to hold out to the end; negro
spiritual, arr. Jean Stor; 4-pt. mixed
cho. © Oct. 18, 1936; E pub. 57961;
Handy bros. music ¢co., inec., New York.
27151
Gold. digger; w Edgar Emerson Davis;
pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1936; EB .unp.
133878; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27152
Golden full moon, my heavenly bloom;
w Albert Hamilton; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 183524; Sylvester:
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27153
Goldie Locks is henna headed now;
song. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp.
132593 ; Vera Howard Swift, Colum-
bus, Ga. 27154 -
Gone; w Gus Kahn, m Franz Waxman..
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133982;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 27155
Gone from my arms; song, w Richard
De Rochemont. © 1 e. Oct. 23, 1936;
E unp. 134186; Leonard L. Kirkwood,
New ¥: 27156
Gone with the wind; pf., with w. ©»
1e. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133225; Ger-
trude Jaycox Loeffler, McKeesport,
Pa. 27157 ©
———— pf., with w. © 1. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 134284; Robert Charles :
Saup, Columbus, O. 27158 :
—song. ©1e. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131481; Margaret Ellis Miner, Wash-
ington. 27159 »
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27186
—— song.
133069 : Ben Weingart, Bernie Weitz-
ner and Chas. Weinberg, Paterson.
27160
—song. ©1ec. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp.
133957 ; Loring Earl Keck, Cleveland.
27161
ew Ruth Delisky. : © 1c! Oct.
28, 1986; E unp. 134317; Leo Schu-
mer, Brooklyn.
——w and melody Charlie Tobias, Bob
Rothberg and Joseph Meyer. © 1c.
Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 133676; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 27163
—w Nick Kenny, and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 1384428; Ar-
thur C. Poppe, New York. 27164
Good-bye; melody. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1936; E unp. 183337; Archie T. Sud-
halter, Malden, Mass. 27165
Good-bye—good luck to you; 1st violin,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp.
134087; George Guesnon, New Or-
leans. 27166
Good-bye, little dream, good-bye; from
Red, hot and blue, w and m Cole Por-
ter; with arr. for guit., ete. © Sept.
30, 1986; E pub. 57757; Chappell &
co., ine., New York. 27167
Good-night, lovely lady, good-night;
song, w John Adomitis. © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1986; E unp. 134377; Richard
Howard Huff, Milford, Mich. 27168
Good-night, my dear; w Mary Carlisle
and Michael Cross; pf. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1936; E unp. 133160; Allan Carlisle,
Hast Islip, N. Y. 27169
Good-night my love; from Stowaway, w
and m Mack Gordon and Harry Revel,
pf. arr. Errol Collins. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24,
1936; E unp. 1384178; Robbins music
corp., New York.
Good (The) shepherd; anthem—can-
tata. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E ump.
133344; Leonora L. Bowden, Oakland,
Calif.
—— pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 1382982; Rose Marguerite
Balz, Novato, Calif. 27172
Good times are here and even better
times are coming; w and melody. ©
1e. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134300; Bil-
lie Bush Kendis and James Kendis,
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 271738
Gopak; Russian dance, Moussorgsky,
arr. Henry Geehl; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Sept. 8, 1936; E for. 45897; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 27174
27162
27170
Praca
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. | Gounod (Charles Francois) Nazareth ;
sacred Christmas anthem, transcribed
Chris. H. H. Booth; 2 solos and
mixed cho. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub.
58232; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridgefield
Parky Neds 27175
Grandpa Jones, the Kentuck’ yodeler ;
47 big hits, w and m various authors,
[compiled] M. M. Cole pub. co.; with
ukulele and guit. arrs. © Oct. 9,
1986; AA 216853; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 27176
Grant me, O God; Talhaiarn’s prayer,
tr. from the old Welsh of Talhaiarn,
by Sharon Turner, m William Robert
Davis; unison cho., for mixed or
men’s voices; organ ace. © Oct. 7,
1936: E pub. 57841; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 27177
Great is the Lord; anthem, m George
Rathbone; mixed voices, organ ace.
© Oct. 3, 1936; E for. 45914; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 27178
w from the Bible, m Percy W.
de Courcy-Smale; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Oct. 13, 1936; E for.
46072; Banks & son, York, England.
27179
Great is Thy never failing kindness;
hymn, w Chas. H. Gabriel, m B. D.
Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57613; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 27180
Great (A) jubilee; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 1383764; Hl-
liott Jones, New York. 27181
Great Pacific; w Anna Tehr Morey; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1986: E unp. 134469;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27182
Great (The) waltz of old U. S. A.; w
and m Erie Zaetsch; pf. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 1338587; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27183
Greatest (The) of these is love; an-
them, w from the Bible, m Roberta
Bitgood ; mixed cho. © Oct. 15, 1936;
E pub. 57968; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 27184
Green (The) glen of Glenties; w John
Steven McGroarty, m R. Gerrard
Ludlam. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133729; Rebecca Gerrard Ludlam, Los
Angeles. 27185
Green (The) month; w Marjorie Pick-
thall, m Albert Howe; sop. or ten. ©
Sept. 23, 19386; E for. 45910; W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd., London. 27186
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pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Grief; by Alexis Archangelsky ; pf. ©| Ha, hah! Mister Trouble; song. ©1e.
1e. Oct. 9, 19386; E unp. 1383381; Movy-
ietone music corp., New York. 27187
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Allegretto
quasi andantino; from Violin sonata
op. 8, arr. George Dasch; string orch.
Se. and pts. © Aug. 26, 1936; E pub.
57441 ; H. T. FitzSimons co., Chicago.
27188
Guerrera (Anthony) French horn
method; by A. Guerrera. bk. 1. ©
Oct. 9, 1986; AA 218119; M. M. Cole
pub. co., Chicago. 27189
Guitaresque; by Anthony Antone; plec-
trum guit. solo or duet. © Sept. 23,
1986; E pub. 57948; A. and B. music
co., New York. 27190
Guy (The) ; song. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 184037; Dorothy Jane Moyer,
Pittsburgh. 27191
Gyda’r bore bach: Welsh w Elfed, Eng-
lish tr. E. D. Bell, m Mansel Thomas.
© Aug. 27, 1936; E for. 46004 ; Oxford
univ. press, London. 27192
Gypsy dance; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 e¢ Oct. 9, 1986; E unp-. 133333 ;
George W. Bryant, Waco, Tex. 271938
Gypsy lullaby ; pf., with w. ©1-c. Sept.
23, 1936; E unp. 132928; William
Kinsbrunner, Brooklyn. 27194
Gypsy madness; w C. Bullard, m H. F.
Larsen. © 1 ¢. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp.
132880; Caroline Bullard, Hanover,
Mass., and Hattie Fuller Larsen, Nor-
well, Mass. 27195
Gypsy (The) trail; w Vera Eloise Mc-
Gawn; pf. © 1. Oct. 12, 1936; E
unp. 133525; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27196
Gypsy van; song; mand. © 1 e¢. Oct.
19, 1986; E unp. 1383960; Ralph
Amato, Los Angeles. 27197
H. A. 1; melody. ©1ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133461; Henry Goldwin A\l-
meida, Elmira, N. Y. 27198
H. A. 2; melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
EH eunp. 133462; Henry Goldwin AI-
meida, Elmira, N. Y. 27199
H. A. 3; melody. ©1ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133463; Henry Goldwin Al-
meida, Elmira, N. Y. 27200
Ha ha, this world doth pass; from
Ayeres or phantasticke spirites for
three voices, London 1608, by Thomas
Weelkes, arr. and ed. Charles Ken-
nedy Scott; sop. 1, 2 and ten. ©
May 21, 1986; E for. 459938; Oxford
univ. press, London. 27201
Oct. 5, 1986; EH unp. 1382986; Helen F.
Bleecker, Warrensburgh, N. Y.
27202
Handel (Georg Friedrich) How vain
is man who boasts in fight; from
Hindel’s Judas Maccabzeus, arr. Har-
old Noble; male voices. © Aug. 27,
1936; E for. 45988; Oxford univ.
press, London. 27203
Look down and hearken; from
Rinaldo, arr. R. W. Robson, w tr.
Irene Gass; men’s voices. © Oct. 2,
1936; E for. 46084; R. Walker Rob-
son, London. 217204
The Messiah; selection, arr. E. De-
Lamater ; orch. pts. © Oct. 28, 1936;
E pub. 58249; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
27205
O lovely peace; from Judas Macca-
beus, w Thomas Morell, m ed. Nor-
wood W. Hinkle; treble voices. ©
Sept. 4, 1986; E pub. 57766; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 27206
See, she appears; w of recit. from
Semele, by Congreve [and] Where’er
you walk; w of air from the second
pastoral Summer, by Pope: m arr.
Albert Howe; ten. © Sept. 11, 1936;
E for. 45911; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 27207
Hallucinations; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 19386; E unp. 1843860;; John F.
Pennisi, Hollywood, Calif. 27208
Hand in hand; song, w Warren J. Der-
menstein. © 1c Oct. 19, 1936; EH
unp. 133847; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 27209
Hand in hand in love; song. ©1«.
Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. 183067; Jack
Kopf, Philadelphia. 27210
Happiness now; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1936; Ei unp. 1384375; Robert Patrick
Maloney, Pittsburgh. 27211
Happy-go-lucky; arr. J. R. Petta; pf.
accordion. © Oct. 21, 1936; E: pub.
58233; Philip H. Rakov, Syracuse,
N. Y. 27212
Happy landin’ with Landon; w Sid
Caine, m Jack Stern; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub.
57793 ; Sid Caine and Jack Stern, Los
Angeles. 27213
Harbor of driftwood; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133716;
Victor H. Ullom and Gilbert C. Friar,
Rogersville, Pa. 27214
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no. 10, 1936
27242
Harlequin; by Hugo Anson; pf.
Sept. 19, 1986; E for. 45884; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
musie, London, London. 27215
Harmony; by Anthony Antone; plec-
trum guit. solo or duet. © Sept. 23,
1936; E pub. 57948; A. and B. music
co., New York. 27216
Harp improvisation, for A-32; by Helen
Bliss; harp. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1936;
E unp. 182995; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 27217
Harvest (The) waits for thee; hymn,
w Leonard C. Barnett, m Harry
Dixon Loes. © Sept. 1, 1986; E pub.
57623; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 27218
Hatikwoh ; Hebrew national hymn, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 58027; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27219
Hats off; from Hats off, w Herb Magid-
son, melody Ben Oakland. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 183375; Famous |,
music corp., New York. 27220
Haunting memories; w Doras L. Todd;
Deamoul © Oct. 12, 1936; EH. unp.
133526; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27221
Havana blues; fox trot, w and m Don
Azpiazu; pf., with w. [Spanish text
only] ©1e Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133751; Justo A. Azpiazu, New York.
2222,
Have mercy, dear; tango, English, Olga
Paul, Spanish, Luis De Biase, m C.
Pereuoco. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57717: Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 27223
Have you ever Seen the star; hymn, w
A. H. A., m A. H. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57611; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 27224
Have you forgotten the you and me that
used to be; w Walter Bullock, mel-
ody Allie Wrubel. © 1 ec. Oct. 30,
1936; E unp. 134506; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 27225
Hawaii; song, m Hector Richard. ©
1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133821; An-
ton Enos, Olaa, T. H. 27226
Hawaii calls; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134181; Harry
Owens, Honolulu. 27227
Hawaiian honeymoon; w Herb Porn-
hagen; pf. treble. © 1 c. Oct. 17,
1936; E unp. 1838830; Hugo Kassner,
New York. 27228
109464—37——-3
© | Hawaiian steel guitar correspondence
course. Lesson 1-11. © Aug. 15,
1986; AA 217738; Andrey Hrudka,
Chicago. 27229
He’ll hold to my hand; mixed cho. ©
Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 57901; Wm.
Dillon, Fort Wayne. 27230
He placed His title there; song. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 19386; E unp. 132970; Alice
Lillian Redford, Stratford, Ont., Can-
ada. 27231
He’s a mother ; drama-comedy, w Henry
Jordan, and melody. ©1e. Oct. 23,
1986; D 39159; Matthew Agranov,
New York. Zt 2oke
He tenderly lifted me; hymn, w H. L.,
m Haldor Lillenas. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57625; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27232
Head over heels in love; melody. © 1
e. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 184121;
Porter Roberts, Toledo. 27233
Headin’ for the Rio Grande; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133022; Stanley Davis, New York.
27234
Hear my prayer, O God; w from the
Bible, m Alexander Kopyloff, arr.
C. F. Manney ; men’s cho.; organ ace.
© Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57729; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 27235
Hear my prayer, oh Lord; sacred text;
sop. and alto. ©1e. Oct. 1, 1936; E
unp. 1841380; Louise Hills Lewis, Inde-
pendence, Mo. 27236
Heart’s dilemma; w and melody. © 1
ce. Oct. 16, 19386; E unp. 13837384; Rob-
ert Gordon Dare, New York. 27237
Heaven ; waltz, Willis Irving ; pf. treble.
©1e. Oct. 12, 19386; E unp. 133490;
Ruth B. Irving, Los Angeles. 27238
Heaven on earth; song, w Ruth Erin
Neeley. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936; E unp.
132938 ; Maurine Neeley, Bryan, Tex.
27239
Heavenly (The) waltz; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134250;
Arthur Frederick Schuttenberg, Olm-
sted Falls, O. 27240
Heavenly you, I love just you; song, w
Claude Erb. ©1e. Oct. 5, 1936; EH
unp. 133039; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 27241
Henrietta Munsterman loyalty song;
song. © Oct. 2, 1936; E pub. 57920;
Pauline H. Pfeiffer, Peoria, Ill.
27242
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27243
Her answered prayer; w Arla Marjorie
Reid; ‘pf.. ©.!1-e¢. Oct 20, 19386;, E
unp. 1383906; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27243.
Here and there; musical revue, bk. M.
Mendelsohn and R. Duvernet, lyrics
and melodies M. Mendelsohn. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1986; D 39156; Madelaine
Mendelsohn and Roland Duvernet,
New York. 27243*
Here comes the girl; w Harry Tobias
and Charlie Tobias, melody Milton
Berle and Henry H. Tobias. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1986 ; E unp. 134190; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
27244.
Here comes the man with the jive; w]|
and m Stuff Smith and Jack Palmer,
pf. se. Paul Hill; with arr. for pf.
accordion and for guit., ete. © Sept.
29, 1986; E pub. 57819; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 27245
Here I go; w Walter Hirsch, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp.
1344938; Harry Sosnik, New York.
27246
Here, O my Lord; founded on Congle-
ton, attributed to Michael Wise, w
H. Bonar, new arr. for mixed voices
Leslie A. Walsh; organ ace. © Aug.
27, 19386; E for. 45886; Oxford univ.
press, London. 27247
Here’s my application for a loving sit-
uation; song. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1936;
E unp. 133253; G. V. Tanner, Cam-
bridge, Md. 27248
Herencia gitana ; rumba, Juan Mostazo ;
org. ptes. © May 11, 1936; E for.
46253 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27249)
Hetzel’s photographic fingering chart
for saxophone. © Sept. 15, 1936; E
pub. 58215; Jack Hetzel, Guerneville,
Calif. 27250:
Hey diddle diddle; by Eric Harding
Thiman; pf. © Aug. 17, 19386; E for.
45921; Augener, Itd., London. 27251
Hide-away ; fox trot, Willis Irving; pf.
treble. © 1. Oct. 12, 1936; E ump.
133491; Ruth B. Irving, Los Angeles.
2252,
High time; song, m John Hancock
Kimball. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 13838871; Francis Hayward Stan-
ton, Norway, Me. 27253
Hikers (The); w E. Kaye Turner; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 19386; E unp. 133527;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27254
pt. II, 0. s., v. 31
Hinkle (Norwood) Forty Christmas
carols; compiled and arr. N. Hinkle;
pf. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub. 57762;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
27255
His love is all my plea; hymn, w Os-
wald J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley. ©
Sept. 1, 19836; E pub. 57619; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27256
His love set me free; hymn, w Lizzie
De Armond, m Jas. ©. Moore. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57686; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27257
Hispana; by Muriel Pollock; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Aug. 10, 1936; E pub.
58085; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
27258.
Hoe komen toch de gaten in de kaas;
tekst en m Jack Bess, arr. Willy
Heukeshoven. © Aug. 20, 19386; E
for. 45955; Metro music co., Amster-
dam, Holland. 27259
Hoiah, Holy Cross; w A. P. Conniff;
pi... © 'T" & Oct.) 29,1936") ae amo
134876; J. Edward Bouvier, Worces-
ter. 27260:
Holau; song, arr. Robert N. Kamaunu.
©1e Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 183068 ;
Lena Machado, Honolulu. 27261
Hold me a little closer; song. © 1 ©.
Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 133001; Marian
L. Signa, Greenville, Miss. 27262.
Holding hands; waltz; pf. treble, with
w. ©1ce Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133763 ; Lizette Mowen, Columbus, O.
27263
Holding you in my arms; song. ©1.c.
Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133481; Sibyl
Allen York, Shreveport, La. 27264
Holiday sweetheart; from Transatlan-
tic rhythm, w Irving Caesar and
Desmond Carter, m Ray Henderson;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 12, 1936;
K for. 46049; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 27265.
Hollywood bound; musical comedy, m
Don Wilson; orch. pts: © Oct. 21,
1986; EH pub., 58136; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 27266
Hollywood girl; fox-trot song. ©1«.
Aug. 24, 1986; EH unp. 133305; C. H.
Best, Turtle Lake, Wis. 21267
Hollywood home sweet home; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 24, 1936; EH
unp. 134149; James Wilson, Los An-
geles. 27268.
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Holy (The) life; hymn, w anon., m
Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57637; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27269
Homage at [sic] Charles A. Lindbergh,
grand American aviator; song. © 1
ce, Sept. 10, 19386; E unp. 133093; An-
tonio Panepinto, Philadelphia.
27270
Home on the range; traditional cowboy
song, arr. William Lester; mixed
voices. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub.
57904; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 27271
Homer; w and melody. © 1. Oct.
21, 1986; E unp. 1384006; Martin
27272
Homing in your heart; w and melody
Sheldon Russell Evans. © 1 ec. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 134196; Irvin David
Stehr, Aurora, III. 272738
Homing (The) pigeon; song. © Aug.
Louis Brown, Philadelphia.
18, 19386; E pub. 57919; Beatrice
Seaver, Oak Park, Il. 27274
Honey take a chance on me; fox trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
133289; Dolores L. Bartell, Chicago.
2205
Honey won’t you give yourself a treat;
fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1986;
EK unp. 183306; Marjorie Parker,
Wellsville, N. Y. 27276
Honeymoon; w Doris Riggs; pf. ©
Pee roc 20. 1936 HE unp. 133897 5
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27277
Honeymoon (A) trip in a trailer; w
Albert Miller, and melody. © 1 ¢.
Oct.. 27, 1936; E unp. 134219; Paul |:
James McGrane, New York. 27278
Hooligan’s (The) band on parade; song
and fox-trot, w and melody. ©1«
Oct. 23, 1986: E unp. 134064; Robert
Clyde Magraudy, Los Angeles. 27279
Hop-skip-jump, into your arms; w and
m Ray Bloch and Charles Chancer ;
with guit. arr. © Sept. 21, 1936; E
pub. 58248; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 27280
Hop-toad (The) ; by Bernice Frost; pf.
© Sept. 2, 1936; E pub. 58105; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27281
Xwpicpov oruwv’7 Spa (Horismou simon’ e
ora); w Zahos Thanou, m Nicholas
Hatziapostolou. © Sept. 15, 1936;
E pub. 58141; Apollo music co., New
York. 27282
27295
Hosanna; hymn, w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Sept. 1, 1936;
EK pub. 576383; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27283
Hot strings; by Anthony Antone; plec-
trum guit. solo or duet. © Sept. 23,
1986; E pub. 57946; A. and B. music
co., New York. 27284
Hot tamales; w and melody Marion
Sunshine. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1936; E
unp. 134014; A B,C standard music
publications, inc., New York, 27285
Hotsy totsy with me; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 134102;
Phil Larkin, Chicago. 27286
House hop; by Benny Goodman and
James Mundy, arr. Spud Murphy;
orch. pts. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57844; Robbins music corp., New
York. 2T28T
How beautiful upon the mountains;
anthem, w from Isaiah 52, m Wil-
liam Baines; mixed voices. © Oct.
14, 1986; E pub. 58154; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27288
How can I blame it on the moon; song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp. 133244;
Leslie James Blenkinsop, Brantford,
Ont., Canada. 27289
How can I care for somebody else when
my heart belongs to you; waltz blue
song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp.
1383241; Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll,
Neb. 27290
How can I forget; song, w Bobby
Lyons; instrumental. © 1 ¢. music
Aug. .27, 1936, 1 °c. words Oct: 9°"
unp. 133407; John D. Boothby, Ro-
chester, N. Y. 27295
How can the stars still shine; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134305;
Ralston Kenneth Mueller, Nutley,
Nod. 21292
How can we recognize the night; song,
w Ray H. Zorn. © 1 c.. Oct. 7, 1936;
E unp. 133163; Alfred Noatch, Staun-
ton, Ill. 27293
How could a fellow want more; from
Forbidden melody, w Otto Harbach,
m Sigmund Romberg; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58131; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 7294
How could I do without you; w Jerry
Moon, melody Driscoll and Nicholls.
©l1e Oct. 10, 1986; E unp. 133338;
Jerry Moon, Tiffin, O., Joseph Earl
Driscoll and Charles Dwight Nicholls,
Lemont, Il. 27295:
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Mt. 111, n. s., v. 81
How did you know; w and melody. ©]|Humpty Dumpty; conceit, Herman KE.
ire. Sept. tee 193602, np. deze
Isabel M. Galusha, Caldwell, N. J.
27296
How do you like your music; from Go-
ing places, w and m Vivian Ellis. ©
Sept. 22, 19386; E for. 46234; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 27297
How far is it to Bethlehem; w Frances
Chesterton, m Geoffrey Shaw; male
cho. © Oct. 15, 1986; E for. 46065 ;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 27298
How I miss you; pf., with w. ©1«.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133444; Daniel
Whitham, North Lonsdale P. O., Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 27299
How long; song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1936;
E unp. 1384278; Richard J. Corroth-
ers Artis, jr., South Bend, Ind.
27300
How’s about a date; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 1383840;
Mayris Chaney, Oakland, Calif.
27301
How’s your bazooka; w and melody.
©le Oct. 28, 19386; E unp. 134308 ;
Elmer Smedebush, Detroit. 27302
Huckle (The) buckle blues; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133819; Henry W. Tate,
Neelyville, Mo. 2738038
Hula dula; Hawaiian dance, w Daisy
Murrmann Stryker, m Nick Manoloff ;
Hawaiian guit. solo, obbl. and obbl.
aee., with Spanish guit. ace. and
chord symbols. © Sept. 29, 1936; H
pub. 57708; First natl. inst. of allied
arts, South Bend, Ind. 27304
Hula me oe; by L. D. Richardson and
G. A. Bronson; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram; with guit. chord
symbols; ‘in F. © Oct. 2, 1936; E
pub. 57913; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 27305
Hulali fran Honolulu; Hawaiian sailor
waltz, text: Roland, m: Ernfrid
Ablin; pf. © Aug. 1, 1935; E for.
46029; Ahlins musikforlag, Stock-
holm. 27306
Humble thyself; song, arr. Ed. H.
Boyce. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp.
134267; Hannah H. W. Morris, New
York. 27307
Humoresque; by Anton Dvorak, arr.
Lucien Cailliet ; symphonic band pts.,
with conductor. © Oct. 13, 1936; EH
pub. 57959; Elkan-Vogel co., inc.,
Phijadelphia. 27308
Ritzmann; pf. © Oct. 14, 19386; E
pub. 57933; Piano teachers service,
Sioux City, Ia. 27309
w and m Victor Massey; 2 treble
voices. © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 46224;
W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Aus-
tralia. 27310
I ain’t got nothin’ now; w Jake Scan-
dalito; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E
unp. 183528; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27311
I am a lonely bachelor; song, arr. Art
Weaver. © 1c. Aug. 17, 19386; B
unp. 130296; Harry F. Manklow,
Kelvington, Sask., Canada. 27312
I am dreaming; w Gladys B. Lewis;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
154444; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27313
am longing to see you dear; valse
song. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp.
138275; L. B. Histed, Jupiter, Fla.
27314
I am yours forever dear; w and m
Teddy Voigtlander. © 1 ec. Oct. 9,
1986; E unp. 183441; Theodore Wil-
liam Voigtlander, Seattle. 2Tals
I begged her pardon in the garden; w
Hal Chadwick, and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133714; Olga
Margaret Wolf, Kansas City, Mo.
27316
I believe in rhythm; melody. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 133628; Norman
Webster Lester, New York. 27317
I breathe on windows; from Over she
goes, w Desmond Carter and Frank
Eyton, m Billy Mayerl; with ukulele
arr. and symbols for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
45962; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 27318
can trust Him; hymn, w Agnes EH.
Valentine, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E pub. 57622; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27319
I cannot live without your love; from
White horse inn, w Irving Caesar, m
Ralph Benatzky ; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub. 57773;
Harms, ine., New York. 27320
I can’t always believe your lips; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp.
1383210; Theron Maxwell, Canyon,
Tex. 2a
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I can’t believe it’s true; song, melody | I
Clarke Parker Tate. © 1c. Oct. 3,
1936; E unp. 133099; Eugene Sanders
Perry, Memphis, Tenn. 27322
27349
don’t care ’bout anything but you;
song. ©1c. Oct. 12, 19836; E unp.
133480; Sibyl Allen York, Shreveport,
La. 27336
I can’t get away from you; song. © 1/|I don’t care if you never come around;
e. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 183841; John
J. Erby, Los Angeles. 27323
I can’t get sentimental without you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-|I
lele arr. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
134023; Kathryn Coffin, Greenfield,
Ind. 27324
w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 183732; Earl Powell, New
York. 27337
don’t know; by Lane Hardin; pf.
treble. © 1 c. Oct. 15, 19386; E unp.
133701; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
27338
I can’t live without you; fox trot song. | 1 don’t know why; fox-trot song. © 1
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 134104;
Albert Price, Corozal District, Brit-
ish Honduras. 27325
I ean’t lose that longing for you; w
Mort Dixon, melody Jesse Greer. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1986; E unp. 184503 ;
Irving Berlin, inec., New York. 27326
I can’t pretend; w Charlie Tobias, m
W. Edward Breuder and Paul Ru-
sinecky, pf. se. Paul Hill; with arrs.
for guit., ete., and pf. accordion. ©
e. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 133304;
Wanda H. Brauer, Berlin, Conn.
27339
I dream of San Marino; w and m Vin-
cent Shields; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 26, 1986; E for. 46221; Irwin
Dash music co., Itd., London. 27340
feel you near me now; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. ©1e. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133783; C. D. Hazelton,
Canuck, Sask., Canada. 27341
Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 58191; Sher-|I fell in love with you; w H. L. Dunn,
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
Zonk
I can’t wait; w Betty J. Alderson; pf.
m Byllée Jones. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1936;
E unp. 182914; V. Byllée Jones and
Haynes L. Dunn, Miami, Fla. 27342
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 1383885; | I found love in a dream, I lost love in
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27328
I changed my way; w and m Billy De-
Hayes; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 19386; E/T]
unp. 133583; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 273829
I could live on love; w and melody.
a dream; song. © 1. Oct. 12, 1936;
EX unp. 1383471; Dorothy G. Salus,
Philadelphia. 27343
found Miami weather in New Eng-
land cold and blue; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1986; E unp. 1384425;
Sam Kavalsky, Brooklyn. 27344
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E_unp. 183287; |1 give my heart to you; w and m Lou
Hyman Goldman, New York. 273380
I’d have fun; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1986; E unp. 182884; Grace
Lee Morgan, Springfield, Ill. 27331
I’d like to be a cow-girl; song, m Leo
Holzer, Lora M. Burke and Larry
Shay, arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 10, 19386; E pub.
57698; Milton Weil music co., ine.,
Chicago. 27345
Richard. © 1 c. Oct. 16, 1986; Ej} 1 got a hotcha mama waiting down in
unp. 183810; Irene Grissom, Sardis,
Tenn. 27332
Id rather talk about you; w I..
Pritchett and Henry C. Davis, m Will | I
Vidler. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133709; LeRoy Pritchett, San Pedro,
Calif. 273833 I
I didn’t want to love you; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
1333819; Doris E. Levey, Chicago.
27334
I don’t care; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 14,
1986; E unp. 183657; Jack Harold
Lindesmith, Berkeley, Calif. 27335
1215
Ten-ten-ten-nes-see; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 8, 1986; EH unp. 188223; George
Charles Sohnle, Newark, N. J. 27346
got to have you; song. ©1e. Oct.
28, 1986; E unp. 1384316; Taylor Wal-
ters O’Hearn, Austin, Tex. 27347
gotta getta girl; song. © 1. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 133999; Maurine
Elizabeth Honeycombe, Hollywood,
Calif. 27348
I had a date with a star and the moon;
song, melody Will Herring. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 184071; Viola
Riley, Lost Creek, W. Va. 27349
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27350
I had a dull ache all Wednesday; w
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1986; EH
unp. 184257; William Engvick, Oak-
land, Calif. 27350
I had good intentions; w and melody.
© 1c Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134258;
Harrison Brown, Berkeley, Calif.
27351
I hate myself; w and melody Hudson
Whittaker. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1936; E
unp. 183858; Wabash music co.,
Chicago. 2(a02
I have found Him; hymn, w Charlotte
G. Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57638; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27393
I have saved my love for you; fox trot
song; with symbols for guit. and
accordion. © 1 e¢. Oct. 7, 1936; BH
unp. 133616; Stanley Albert Will-
cock, Johannesburg, Union of South
Africa. 27354
Lament
have the lo’ down blues; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E
unp. 1384864; Luther E. Renfro,
Stockton, Calif. 2(300
I hear along our street; old French
earol of the hearth, w from the Noél
Bourguignon de Gui Barozai, tr.
Longfellow, m Hugh A. Mackinnon;
men’s cho. © Oct. 9, 1936; E pub.
57979; H. W. Gray co., New York.
27356
I heard it on the radio; fox trot song;
with symbols for guit. and accor-
dion. © 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp.
1338614; Stanley Albert Wiilcock,
Johannesburg, Union cf South Africa.
27357
I knew that you were mine; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
133425; Ada Long, Port of Spain,
Trinidad, B. W. I. 27358
I know a crazy song, Chida bida bim-
bum-boo; w and melody Benny Sam-
berg. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
133350; Benjamin Samberg, Brock-
lyn. 27359
I know all the answers; w and melody.
©1 ec. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 183652;
Martin Louis Brown, Philadelphia.
27360
I know there'll be music in heaven;
w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1384011; Lem Paschal, Starr,
S. C. 27361
Dt: 10) WS. ve od
I learned the meaning of love; w Wal-
ter Grady Nagel; pf. ©. .1 c. Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 183446; Edna
Ottilie Nagel, Elkhart Lake, Wis.
27362
T like’ what ‘you, like* ‘songs. © aie
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 1336738; Her-
bert B. Greenhouse, Chicago. 27363
I live for you; w Hugh Walton, m
Taylor Grant; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 31, 19386; E pub. 57987;
Marlo music corp., New York. 27364
Tll always love you; w and m Frank
Eaton. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936+ A anip:
134275; Francis Dee Forrest Eaton,
Williamsville, N. Y. 27385
T’ll always sing; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133449;
Tommy Noel Juneau, Kansas City,
Mo. 27366
T’ll be coming home to dream of you;
w and m Hilda Kilby. © 1 e. Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 183584; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27367
V’ll be looking for you in that sweet
bye and bye; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134309; Theo-
dore Ims, Scobey, Mont. 27368
T’ll be most anything for you; song.
© 1e. Oct. 18, 1936; E unp. 133598;
Ralph Rosenberg, Asheville, N. C.
27369
T’ll be thinking of you; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1 ec Oct. 19, 1936; EH
vunp. 133850; Julia Dean Simmons,
Athens, Tex. 27370
lll be waiting at the lane ranch gaie;
fox-trot' song. ©. 1,c. Aug. 24, 1936;
EH unp. 133302; Charles Baddeley,
Margaret Baddeley and Annie Badde-
ley, Oakland, Calif. 27371
Ill be waiting for you honey, ’til the
cows come home; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1 c:,Oct.. 28, 1936 :,Honnp:
134334; B. Bristow Owsley, Chicago.
PM ¥a% i72
ll change your name to mine; w V.
Wagner and D. Milne, and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133169;
Alfred Leh Jenny, Pittsfield, Mass.
27378
V’ll drown my sorrow; tango, English,
Olga Paul, Spanish, M. Romero, m
Carlos Gardel, arr. Venado De
Campo. .© -Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57718; . Edward B. Marks musie
corp., New York. 27374
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no. 10, 1936
Tl follow the sunset that leads me to|I love you; fox-trot song.
you; song. © 1c Oct. 6, 1936; E
unp. 1383025; Richard M. Graves,
Wakefield, R. I. 27375
Till keep you under lock and key; w
and m Jack Shannon; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57792; Words & music, ine, New
York. 27376
Till meet my love in Slumberland;
waltz song, melody Gustave Sax.
1 e. Oct: 28, 19386; E unp. 134812;
Zelda Test, Ottumwa, Ia. 203070
Tll never find a girl like you; song.
© 1 c. Oct. 13, 1986; E unp. 133502 ;
Herman M. Jaffe, Jersey City. 27378
Tll never leave you alone; song, pf. sc.
Evelyn. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
138965; James Edward Moxley,
Sioux Falls, 8. D. 27379
I'll not complain; song. © 1. Sept.
29, 1986; EB unp. 133250;.;Harry
Priestley, Brantford, Ont., Canada.
27380
Til still believe you true; melody
Charles Lenahan. © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 1383974; Harry Lenny,
New York. 27381
Tl walk beside you; w Hdward Lock-
ton, m Alan Murray; in G. © Sept.
17, 1986; E for. 46233; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 27382
I long for love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 183686;
Clyde North, Los Angeles. 27383
I lost you dear; fox trot song. ©
iver July; 25; 1936 ;.,.Ey unp. 133105;
Dolly Dollison, Newark, O. 27384
I love but you; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1936; E unp. 133604; Jessie B.
Marsh, Bozeman, Mont. 27385
I love my mother; w Frank F. Han-
nah; pf.; ©, 1 ¢-Oct 12,, 19386; EH
unp. 133529; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27386
I love only you; w L. D. Thayer and
Irene May Walter; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12,
19386; E unp. 133530; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27387
I love the life of a cowboy; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; HE
unp. 184009; Lem Paschal, Starr,
Ss. C. ° 27388
I love to swing; song, m J. C. MeNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp. 183624;
Vennia Dowell, Paducah, Ky.
27389
27402
©l1e. Aug.
17, 1936; E unp. 133270; Daniel
Boyd, Baltimore. 27390
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
19386; E unp. 134894; Charles Wil-
liam Brooks, New Orleans. PTSD h
I love you best of all; song. ©l1e.
Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 134405; Jewell
Carbell Martin, Wichita Falls, Tex.
27392
love you dear; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 24,1986; E unp. 133287; Jennie
Baird, Washington. 27393
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I love you from the bottom of my
heart; song, melody Jack Schaten-
stein. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133478; Lillian Saatkamp, Cincin-
nati. 27394.
I love you, I need you, I do; by Fred
Taylor, arr. Willis Conolly; Spanish
guit., in diagram, with w. © Oct.
t: 493627 t' publ?’ 5(951*: velarry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 27395
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love you more than much; w H. Ben
Bolt, melody Effie May Bolt. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 1383863; Ben
Bolt song productions, Lakeside, O.
27396
I love you sweetheart of mine; w Jos.
Pafumi, m Guy M. Messina. Florida
ed. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
134115; Tampa moon music publish-
ing, Tampa, Fla. 27397
Lom
love your sister, I love your brother ;
w Al White, m Neil Waterman, pf.
se. Lou Leaman; with guit. arr.
Oct. 3, 1986; E pub. 57811; Mills
music, ine., New York. 27398
I’m a jay hawk; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1936: E unp. 133092;
Oporia Lionel Orton, Lawrence, Kan.
27399
I’m afraid of bees; w James Cavanaugh
and Dick Sanford, m Nat Simon;
with arr. for guit., ete. © July 23,
1936; E pub. 57849; Rialto music
pub. co., New York. 27400
I’m after you; fox trot song. ©1e.
July 25, 1986; E unp. 1383109; Ruth
Dick Atwell, Washington. 27401
I’m all wrapped up in love; fox trot
song. ©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp.
133104; Vern Nebeker, La Grande,
Or. 27402
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27408
pt. Ir, n. s., v. 31
I’m at mercy of love; from 27th edition| I’m going home;
Cotton club parade, w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with guit. arr. © Oct. 3,
1936; E pub. 57807; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 27403
I’m a-thumbin’ my way to Georgia;
song. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1986; E unp.
132931; Harry Campbell, Vineland,
N. J. 27404
I’m Big Shot Wisecrack Knowall; w
V. E. McGawn; pf. © 1. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 133531; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27405
I’m coming home; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 133311; W. W.
Baker, Chicago. 27406
I’m dating up the moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134185;
Harold W. Seymour, Toledo. 27407
I’m dreaming of you Peggy, darling;
fox-trot, w and m; 1st mand. or vio-
lin. © 1 ce. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134325; Alfredo Alosi, East Brain-
tree, Mass. 27408
I’m excited; song, melody John Otis
Goettel. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1986; E unp.
133087; Bill Karl Perrier, San Ga-
briel, Calif. 27409
I’m fascinated over you; w Sylvia Ha-
ber, melody Murray Giller. © 1 ec.
Oct. 3, 1986; E unp. 182926; Morris
Giller, Brooklyn. 27410
I’m feeling so lonely, I’m feeling so
blue; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 8,
19386; E unp. 183421; Milton Makow-
sky, High Falls, N. Y. 27411
I’m forever dreaming; valse song. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 133422: Joe
Schmolke, St. Cloud, Fla. 27412
I’m glad we waited; song, m Robert
VanSickle. © 1. Oct. 19, 1936; E
unp. 183855; Ernest Stoll, Joplin, Mo.
27413
I’m goin’ steady with Freddie; song, pf.
arr. Fred Tangeman. © 1 e. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133866; Harry Melvon
Scherer, Ft. Wayne. 27414
I’m going back to the mountains; w
Vyola Beasley; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134457; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27415
I’m going gypsying; w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m Ira B. Wilson; sop., alto
and bar. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub.
58060; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
27416
song, m James L.
Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1986; E unp. 1334138; Clara L. Pe-
terman, Torquay, Sask., Canada.
27417
I’m going to step right out and find my-
self a baby; fox-trot song. © 1.
July 27, 1936; E unp. 133122; J. El-
mer Dodds, El Segundo, Calif.
27418
I’m gonna lasso the moon; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 133691;
Grace Marie Sidlow, Dodge City, Kan.
27419
I’m gonna make faces; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 1384496; Mary
Ann Belden, Oneida, N. Y. 27420
I’m gonna take you home to-nite to meet
the family; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
Felix Bernard; with guit. arr. ©
Oct. 15, 1986; E pub. 57926; L. Wolfe
Gilbert music pub. co., Hollywood,
Calif. 27421
I’m gonna wish all my trouble on an
ocean bubble; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 9, 1986: E unp. 133359; Henrie
DuPree Miles, Fort Worth. 27422.
I’m happy again; song, arr. Chas. L.
Johnson. © 1c. Oct: 26, 1936; E unp.
134170; Donald W. Plumb, Topeka,
Kan. 27423
I’m in love with a brand new baby; w
Walter Hirsch, m Lou Handman;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 5,
1936; E pub. 57789; Words & music,
inec., New York. 27424
I’m in love with a girl I’ve never met;
song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp.
133327; Frederick George Rogers,
Forty Fort, Pa. 27425
I’m in love with you; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 133056;
Goldie Logan, Glenside, Pa. 27426:
—w and melody. © 1. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133775; Calquitt DeLa-
fatty Hudson, Vernon, Fla. 27427
I’m in the business—What business; w
Carlotta Dale and Nick Kenny, mel-
ody T. Gindhart and B. Musicant. ©
1 e@ Oct. 30, 1986: E unp. 1384494;
George Wiener, New York. 27428
I’m just a fool in love; pf. treble, with
w. ©1e Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
134096; Alfonse Jasinowicz, Chicago.
27429:
I'm just a shy and bashful girl; song.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 134108 ;
Martha Katz, El Paso. 27430:
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no. 10, 1936
27458
I’m just as good as you; song. © Oct.| I’m still in love with you; w and mel-
28, 1986; E pub. 58284; Ted R. Mul-
lins, Toledo, O. 27431
Tm leaving you; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1936; E unp. 1383269; Emma
Pearl Williamson, Oklahoma City.
27432
I’m lonesome, sad and blue; w and mel-
ody Fred Kirby. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 1384189; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 27433
T’m looking for a cloud that has a silver
lining; pf., with w. © 1. Oct. 19,
1936; E unp. 183828; Lois Irvan
Jones, Paducah, Ky. 27434
I’m loving you each moment of the day ;
wand melody. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1986; E
unp. 133020; Ina George, New York.
27435
I’m no longer dreaming; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133152; Jo-
sephine Botsch, Baltimore. 27436
I’m nobody’s buddy; fox-trot song, m
“Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1936;
E unp. 134002; Arthur Bernard, New
Orleans. 27437
I’m nobody’s darling at all, now; song,
m Leo Richard. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986;
E ounp. 133804; Hlla Riney, Eustace,
Tex. 27438
I’m repressed; w and melody Brooks
Bowman and Clay Boland. ©1e.
Oct. 3, 1986; E unp. 133079; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 274389
Tm satisfied; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 6, 19386; E unp. 133070; Dorothy
Chaffee Le Duc, Portland, Or.
27440
I’m selling you me; w and m Marie
Bailey; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 19386; E
unp. 1383585; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27441
I’m singing for gladness today; hymn,
w K. W., m Kenneth Wells. © Sept.
1, 1936; E pub. 57646 ; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 27442
I’m sitting pretty in Atlantic City un-
derneath the Jersey moon; w and m
Jack Meskill, Leon Flatow, Ted
White and Addy Britt. ©1c. May 5,
1936; E unp. 182861; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27443
I’m smoking my pipe of dreams; w Em
Kay; pf. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp.
134443 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27444
ody. © 1. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp.
133145; Lawrence W. Showers, Co-
lumbus, O. 27445,
I’m the ecaptain’s kid; from The cap-
tain’s kid, w Jack Scholl, m M. K.
Jerome; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E pub. 58068; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 27446
I’m waiting for you; w Alvie Franklin
Childers; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 12, 1936; EB
unp. 133532; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27447
I’m waiting for you to say Ido; w E. S.
McReynolds; pf. ©1 ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133533; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27448
I’m walking on stilts with my head in
the clouds; w A. Spaulding, m Harry
Maier. © 1. Oct. 1, 1936; E ump.
1382874; Harry A. Maier, Everett,
Mass. 27449
I’m wild about Willie; w and melody.
© 1e. Oct. 10, 19386; E unp. 133357;
Harry Joseph Domosky, Seymour,
Conn. 27450
I’m wondering if we will love again;
w Ruth Cole Whissen; pf. ©l1e
Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 133904; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27451
I meet you every night in dreams; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1936;
EK ounp. 134171; Ralph Lional Miller,
Sarasota, Fla. 27452
I met a beautiful lady; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1936; E unp. 133601;
Jerry Scott, San Francisco. 27453
I missed my chance; m Al Sanders; pf.
treble, with w. ©1. Oct. 1, 1936;
E unp. 182956; Glenn N. Larson, War-
ren, Pa. 27454
I never knew; song, melody Jesse M.
Winne. © 1c. Oct. 29, 19386; E unp.
134414; William T. Phillips, New
York. 27455
waltz, w and melody. © 1 e«.
Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 182031; Lizette
Mowen, Columbus, O. 27456
I never see enough of you; w Percy
Edgar, m Werner Fischer; with arr.
for ukulele, etc., R. S. Stoddon. ©
Sept. 1, 19386; E for. 45905; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 27457
I never thought you’d do a thing like
that to me; song. © 1c. Sept. 17,
1986; E unp. 184109; Martha Katz,
Hl Paso. 27458
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27459
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
I never want to leave you; pf. ©1e]1 spy with my little eye; w R. W.
Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 132900; Theo-
dore H. Howes, Danbury, Conn.
27459
I only know; anthem, w Harry Webb
Farrington, m Van Denman Thomp-
son; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Oct. 26, 1986; E pub. 58197; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 27460
I owe it all to you; w Rose Sperandeo,
m Emma Beck. ©.1 ¢ Oct. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 132984; Rose Ashmann, Col-
linsville, Ill. 27461
I own my Ione, my Ione owns me; w
and melody.
HK unp. 184076; Henry R. Swan,
Stoughton, Wis. 27462
I remember last November; song; m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1936;
Inez EH. Miller, Milwaukee.
E unp. 134215;
27463
I sang one song; w John McClure, m
Wilfred Pelletier; high in G ©
Oct. 24, 1986; E pub. 58206; Boston
music co., Boston.
Ln
saw three ships; traditional Hneglish
carol, m of Helston. Furry dance
tune, arr. Donald FE. Malin; male
voices. Oct. 22, 1936; E pub.
58184; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
27465
I’se a-daubin’; by Marvin Hatley; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. T, 1936 ;
EH unp. 133141; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 27466
I’se a-goin’ to town; w and m’ Bert
Conham: © 1 ve. Sept Ss. 1936 ;
E unp. 1383247; Cleon H. Hammond,
Brooklyn. 27467
V’se going back to Alabama; w Eliza-
beth Hibbert; , pf....© 1 c¢.. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134436; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27468
I sent my ships a-sailing; song, m Bur-
rell Van Buren. ©.1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1936;
H unp. 133706; Hthel Cable, Warren,
ere S22 27469
I sneezed on Wednesday; w and m El-
vera Scorpio, arr: George H. Simes;
with ‘ukulele arr.. © 1 @ Oct. 12,
1936; E unp.: 1384134; Hlvera M.
- Seorpio, Johnston, R. I. 27470
I sold you my heart for a song; w Mil-
ford Curtis, melody Ralph Dorn. ©
Ie. ‘Oct. 19, 19863" EB unp. 133827 ;
Gustave A. Dorn, Buffalo.
© 1c. Oct. 24 1936 ; |:
27464 |.
27471 |
Brown and Russ Wright, and melody.
© 1 e¢ Oct. 10, 19386; E ump.
133352; Roy Wesley Brown, Winni-
peg, Manit., Canada. 27472
I stumbled over love; from New shoes,
w and m Bob Wright and Chet For-
rest, ©. 1 \¢;, Oct. 21, 1986" Hivos
134066; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
27473
I told you; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 1384241; Mildred
Brooks, Los Angeles. 27474
hymn, w Robert J.
H. Gabriel. ©
EH pub. 57617; Homer
27475
I’ve always got you on my mind; w and
melody. © 1c Sept: ' 11, 1936; H
unp. 1338080; Willa Binney, St. Pet-
ersburg, Fla. 27476
I’ve built a dream world of my own;
w Dorothy Heinze, melody Walter
I trust in Him;
Paulsen, m Chas.
Sept. 1, 1986;
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
Gleason. .© 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
132944; Dorothy C. Heinze, Milwau-
kee. - 27477
I’ve changed my mind; w and mel-
ody.. ,©,,1e. Oct.., 29,1986; HE, unp,
134859; Donald Fraser Steele, Web-
ster Groves, Mo. 27478
I’ve got a crush on you; w Avis An-
drews, and melody. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1936; E unp. 1383189; Ernest Boyd,
New York. 27479
I’ve got something in’ my eye; Ww
Charles Newman, m James V. Moen-
aco; with arr. for guit., ete, and addi-
tional cho. for pf. accordion. .© Oct.
24, 1936; E pub. 58205; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 27480
I’ve got the blue bonnet blues; fox trot
song. © 1c. July 25, 1936; E unp.
133107; Beulah McCamey, Vickery,
Tex. 27481
I’ve got you under my skin; from
Born to dance, w and m Cole Porter ;
with arr. for guit., etc. Simplified
ed.. © Oct. 2, 19386; E pub. 5788
Chappell. & co., inec., New York.
27482
I’ve gotten rid of the blues; w and
melody Edwin Maurice Ashcraft, 3d.
© 1c. Oct. 5,.1936; E unp. 133008;
Phoebe L. Terbell, West Los Angeles.
27483
I’ve just got to dance; w Cadillae
DeFord; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1986;
E unp. 184474; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27484
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no. 10, 19386
I’ve never sung a song; w and m Alan
Jones and A. Stanley. © 1. Aug.
20, 1936; E unp. 130518; Aileen Stan-
ley, New York. 27485
I wanna go to the zoo; from Stowaway,
w and m Mack Gordon and Harry
Revel, pf. arr. Errol Collins. © 1.
Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 184180; Reb-
bins music corp., New York. 27486
want a picture; waltz song. ©1«.
Oct. 10, 1926; E unp. 133447 ; Leonard
A. Widawski, Detroit. 27487
I want to dream in your arms; song,
m Jimmie Crane; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 5, 1986; E pub. 57802; Hifie
Sanders, Welcome, Ky. 27488
I want to write a song; w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 133006;
Ellis Jackson, St. Louis. 27489
I want you; song, w Vera Tate. ©
Sept. 3, 1986; E pub. 57705; Hlda Cul-
limore, Tooele, Utah. 27490
I want you so; song, m Burrell Van
=|
“Buren. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
183705; Hthel Cable, Warren, Pa.
27491 |
I want your love; song. © i ec. Oct.
‘2, 1986; E unp. 132920; Robert Frank
De Troia, Newark, N. J. 2492
I wanta be young again; w Marion
Peterson, melody D. Hoogbruin. ©
1 @ Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 132968;
“Dixie Hoogbruin and’ Marion Peter-
son, San Bernardino, Calif.
Iwas dreaming; w and melody. ©
1 ce Oct: 6, 19386; Eo unp. 133011;
Frances Drummond Paige, Portland,
Or, 27494
I was saying to the moon; from Go
West young man, w John Burke, m
Arthur Johnston; with: guit..arr. ©
Oct. 28, 1986; E pub. 58223; Santly
bros.-Joy, inc., New York. 27495
I will give thanks unto the Lord; w
from Psalms, m Campbell-Tipton, op.
25. no. 1. Mixed cho.; pf. or organ
acc._no. 2. High voice. © Sept. 2,
1986; E pub. 580938, 58094; ° G.
Schirmer, ine:, New York.
27496, 27497
IT will lift ‘up mine eyes;’ w from
Psalm 121, m J. Christopher Marks,
arr. Henry S. Sawyer; in A flat. ©
Oct. 14, 1936; E pub. 58161; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27498
—
27493.
27912
wish I had never seen sunshine; w
and melody Johnny Roberts. © 1c.
Oct, 28, 1986; E unp..134882; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
27499
I wish I were; pf. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1936;
E unp. 1383958; Olive Pearson Rice,
Longmeadow, Mass. 27500
I wonder; waltz, w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 182910; Sydney
Raymond Forman, Dorchester, Mass.
27501
I wonder why; w and melody. ©1.
Oct. 10, 1986; EX unp. 134124; Charles
N.: Canuso, Omaha. 27502
I won't be blue no more; w and melody.
©.1 ce. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 134368;
Harl Powell, New York. 27503
1 would, if I could (Me ken lebn nor
me lozt nit); from the operetta, w
J. Jacobs, m Sholom Secunda. [ Yid-
dish text only] © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936;
EK unp. 183947; Samuel Secunda,
New. York. 27504
--wouldn’t lie to you; song, melody
Guido Ottavi. © 1. Oct. 26, 1936;
EK unp, 184264; Nicholas Menutole,
Chelsea,’ Mass. 27505
wouldn’t listen to you, and now you
won't listen to me; fox trot song. ©
1 c. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134060; Hv-
erett Sydney Wilde, Kingston, Ont.,
Canada. 27506
Ibidy-bibidy; .w H..Emmet Hegarty,
melody Conrad P. Straub and Robert
J. White. .’© 1°e% Oct. 12; 19365) B
unp. 133452; Conrad Paul Bertron
Straub, Irvington, N. J. 27507
If I could; w and melody. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1986; EH unp, 183496; Marguerite
Michaud, Miami, Fla. 27508
If ’'da knowed you’da rode I’da went;
w.and melody John F. Pennisi. © 1
e. Oct. 5, 19386; EH unp. 133005; John
Pennisi, Hollywood, Calif. 27509
If Thad a gang of my own; w Bob Car-
scn,'m Ona Welsh! ‘© 1 e¢ Oct. 21,
19386; E unp. 13838976; Joe Carson, New
York. 27510
If I had an introduction; w and mel-
ody. © Sept. 27, 1986; E pub. 57749;
Vincent Magnosi, Nanticoke, Pa.
27511
If Thad known; w and m Maury Gold-
smith, Barney B. Lester and HE. P. La-
Freniere; with arr, for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 15, 1986; H pub. 57989; Roy
music ¢co., ine., New York. 27512
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27513
If I should throw to you a kiss; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 134111; Lilah
Rosella Keller, Beech Grove, Massil-
lon, O. 27513
If I were Bing; w and m Eddie Lis-
bona and Tommie Connor. © Oct.
20, 1986; E for. 46213; Dix, ltd., Lon-
don. 27514
If last night’s dream came true; song,
w Larry McGrath. © 1. Oct. 8,
1936; E unp, 133188; Richard Young,
Brooklyn. 27515
If we meet again please say hello; pf.
treble, with w. © 1. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 133970; Lourie Estrin, De-
troit. 27516
If winter comes; song. © 1c. Oct. 9,
19386; E unp. 1332386; Ruth Waters
Palmer, Baltimore. 27517
If with all your hearts; w from the
Bible, m J. E. Roberts, arr. Henry S.
Sawyer; in C. © Oct. 14, 1986; E
pub. 58160; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia, 27518
If you are still single; w Lucy Cope;
pt. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1986: BE unp.
133884; Sylvester’ Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27519
If you go away; w and melody Joe Mar-
chese and A. LeRoy Tyson. © 1.
Oct. 27, 19386; E unp. 134840; Joseph
S. Marchese, Norristown, Pa. 27520
If you'll give me your ear, my sweet-
heart, I can surely reach your heart;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1986; E unp, 133191; Robert B.
Howell, Owen Sound, Ont., Canada.
27521
If you were the evening star; fox-trot,
w and m Pearl Rice. ©1ce. Aug. 31,
1986; E unp. 183317; Pearl Rice
Show, Alton, Il. 27522
Imagine how I feel; w and melody Gene
Harris. © 1 e. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp.
134401; Eugene George Harris, Ana-
cortes, Wash. 27523
Imogene: w Henry Whipple Woolley ;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133534; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27524
In a bamboo inn down in India; fox-
trot, w M. Pelkonen, melody Z. Sey-
bold, © 1c. Sept. 3, 1986; E unp.
131328; Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okl., and
Matt Pelkonen, Cloquet, Minn. 27525
pt. m7, n.s., v. 31
In a cozy corner of your heart ; w Dixie
Maloy; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 19386; E
unp. 133919; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 21526
In a dream of Honolulu; by L. D. Rich-
ardson and G. A. Bronson, arr. by
the composers; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram; with guit, chord
symbols; in A. © Oct. 2, 1986; E
pub. 57908; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 27527
In a little Carolina town; w and m L,
D. Richardson and G. A. Bronson, arr.
by the composers; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram; with guit. chord
symbols; in A. © Oct. 2, 1986; EB
pub. 57910; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 27528
In a little China town to-night ; w Chau-
rale Darnia; pf. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1936;
BE unp. 133535; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27529
In a small secluded bar; w Jerry Zeller,
m Jim Mischler. © 1 ec. Oct. 12,
1986; E unp. 134132; James J. Misch-
ler, Troy, O. 27530
In after years; song, melody Wilhelm
F. Goetze and Ben Adelman. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 1383799; Arthur
N. Bean, Newark. 27531
In all my dreams; w and m Buddy Har-
ris; pf. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1986; E unp.
133658 ; Churchill James Harris, Sag-
inaw, Mich. 27532
In an old conservatory; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1836; E unp. 134256;
William Engvick, Oakland, Calif.
27533
In Arkansas ; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr, © 1 ce. Oct. 14,
19386; E unp. 133649; Eva French
Rhoades, Humphrey, Ark. 27534
In der arena; charakterstiick, G. Groit-
zsch, arr. H. Worch; militirband
stimmen. © May 29, 1936; E for.
45867; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
27
<4
In dreams; w Camilla Paris Brook-
shire; pf. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133536; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27536
In dreams I hear you calling ; w Marion
Fisher; pf. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1986; HE
unp. 133882; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 275387
In front of my cabin door; song, arr.
Harle Bracht. © Sept. 1, 1936; EB
pub. 58121; Louis D. Rounds, Toledo,
O. 27538
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
In-laws; w and melody. ©1e. Oct, 26, | In the chapel in the moonlight; w and
1936 ; E unp. 134159; Kenneth Carson
Wiseman, Los Angeles. 27539
In love; valse, w and m Mrs. Louis H.
Stoneman. © 1. Sept. 8, 1986; E
unp. 1383430; Lucy Ann Stoneman,
Columbia, Va. 27540
In love with you; valse song. ©1e.
Aug, 17, 1986; E unp. 183279; Walter
B. Myers, Gary, Ind. 27541
In my. arms; w Burton Crane, melody
Kokka Sassa. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1986; E
unp. 133217; Louis Burton Crane, jr.,
New York. 27542
In my cabin to-night; w and melody
Jimmy Davis. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1936;
E unp. 134883; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 275438.
In my garden of lilies; valse song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp, 133420;
Lillian Benton, McAlester, Okl.
27544
In my heart ; hymn, w Oswald J. Smith,
m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57630; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27545
In old Vienna; w Jerry Zeller, m Jim
Mischler. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
134131; James J. Mischler, Troy, O.
27546
In once around the clock; song, w Nina
Fontinelle. © 1. Oct, 15, 1986; E
unp. 183677; Jimmy Masters, Silex,
Mo. 27547
In our rendezvous; pf., with w. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 19386; E unp. 184158; George
A. Piddington, Chicago. 27548
In our tiny cottage ’neath the yellow-
ing leaves of the old walnut trees;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ec. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp. 184249; Ver-
nice M. Washer, Akron, O. 27549
In painted dreams unseen; song. ©1e.
Oct, 2, 1986; E unp. 1841383; Lorena
Poore, Kingsport, Tenn. 27550
In springtime; miniature trio, Eric H.
Thiman; violin, cello and pf. © Oct.
15, 1936; E for. 46069; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 27551
In that world of glory; w Frederick G.
Pitt; arrs. for mixed voices and male
quartette. © Aug. 19, 1936; E pub.
57047; Rosa Park Pitt, Orlando, Fla.
27552
m Billy Hill; with guit. arr., and
chimes ad lib. © Oct. 14, 1936; E
pub. 58113; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 27553
In the earth made new; song, w Mrs.
L. D. Avery-Stuttle. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1936; E unp. 184206; Albertina Kjel-
lander, Denver. 27554
In the harbor of my dreams; waltz, Ww
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936;
E unp. 1384242; Gladys F. Steis, Ridg-
way, Pa. 27555
In the little church around the corner ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp.
133993 ; Sverre Hismo, Racine, Wis.
27556
In the shadows of moonlight; song. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 133202; Flor-
ence Martin, Long Branch, N. J.
27557
In the sweet land of swing; w and m
Bob Wright and Chet Forrest. ©
1 ¢@ Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 183979;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 27558
In the twilight of my dreams; song,
melody Willard Herring. © 1 e.
Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134070; Gilbert
I. Wentzell, Aylesford, Kings Co.,
N. S., Canada. 27559
In Trinity church; improvisation, w
and melody John Rogers. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132994; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 27560
In your arms; w Lyla Myers, melody
S. Routh and L. Connerley. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133476; Lyla
Myers Prather, Lewis Connerley and
Samuel Routh, Little Rock, Ark.
27561
In your embrace; fox-trot, w Al Still-
man, m Nano Rodrigo, arr. Graham
Prince; orch. pts. © Oct. 1, 1986;
EK pub. 57713; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 27562
Incline Thine ear; w from the Bible,
m M. M. Ippolitoff-Ivanoff, arr. Gor-
don Balch Nevin; sop., alto and bar. ;
organ acc. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub.
57875; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
27563
Indian summer; w and m Anca Seid-
lovan, (© tc: Oct. 6.719365) Be tmp:
133051; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 27564.
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27565
pt. Ir, n.s., v. 81
Fosse tyes kat el en ara ee eS aR
Instead of a dream; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 10, 1986; E unp.
133362; Joseph Feldman, Washing-
ton. 27565
Intermediate method for clarinet; to
follow any elementary method, J. EH.
Skornicka. © Oct. 20, 1936; EH pub.
58045; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 27566
Iris time; w and m Gio Bella; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133928 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27567
Irish songs and airs; arr. for children
to play and sing, Elizabeth L. Galla-
gher and Carlo Peroni. © Oct. 12,
1936; AA 219044; Hlizabeth L. Galla-
gher & co., Toms River, N. J. 27568
Is it just reflected love light; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 18, 1936; E unp.
133492; Irvin DeLora Zundel, Los
Angeles. 27569
Is it my imagination; song; in B flat.
© le. Oct. 17, 1936; E unp. 134139 ;
Jack H. Merriner, Sherrill, N. ¥
27570
Isle (The) of loneliness; elegy, Sons.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133239 ;
Harry Zieve, Chicago. 27571
It all begins and ends with you; w and
m Ray Klages, Frank Froeba and
Jack Palmer, pf. sc. Paul Hill; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub.
58193; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 27572
It had to happen to me; song, W Molly
Craft. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
130194; Edgar Levine, Woodmere,
ede) NVM 275738
It happened at Waialae; sons, with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57805; Harry Owens, Honolulu.
27574
It must be I’ve deceived you; song. ©
te! OCLs. dyin ld OOGs yk OD. 132865 ;
Vennia Dowell, Paducah, Ky. 27575
It must be that I’m in love; song. ©
1c. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134152 ;
Rubyann Malasz, Terre Haute, Ind.
27576
Tt must be wonderful; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1986; BE unp. 1383956;
Bob Banner, jr., Ennis, Tex. 27577
T?’s au revoir my love; waltz, w he.
Schultzberg, melody N. Marotta. ©
1 ec Oct. 12, 1936; BE unp. 133504 ;
Frank I. Schultzberg and Nick Mar-
otta, Pacific Grove, Calif. 27578
It’s hard to tell; song, melody Alvin
Suchin. © 1. Oct. 3, 19386; E unp.
132978; Gay Milius, jr., New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. 27579
It’s heaven; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 134004; Martin
Louis Brown, Philadelphia. 27580
It’s just a waste of time; w and m
Howard Marks; pf. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1936; E unp. 133205; John Howard
Marks, Baltimore. 27581
It’s love I’m after; from Pigskin pa-
rade, w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew
Pollack, with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 19, 1936; E pub. 58165; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 27582
It’s our golden wedding day; song. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 21,1936; BE, unp., 183991 ;
Roy McBain, Eugene, Or. 27583
It’s so hard to say good-night; arr.
Bobby Lutelman; pf., with w. ©
1c Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 183204;
Homer Wild, Fremont, Neb. 27584
It’s the Gypsy in me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1€.
Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133644; Cordia
Range Corman, Lexington, Ky.
27585
It’s the opinion we are in love; fox
trot, w Viola Belle Young, and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 16, 1936; EH unp.
133800; Corinna Jane Beal, Broken
Bow, Neb. 27586
It’s the same old line; w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 c¢. Oct.
16, 1936; E unp. 1384036; Famous
music corp., New York. 27587
It’s up to you; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 131783; Maida
Elkin and Goodwyn Elkin, Harris-
burg, Pa. 27588
It’s waltz time on Broadway; waltz
song, melody J. W. Small and Ben
Adelman. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16, 1936; E
unp. 133797; Joseph W. Small, Cape
Charles, Va. 27589
It’s you alone; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1936; E unp. 132878; David
Yellen, Brooklyn. 27590
It was in the meadow; w and m Lois
Bernetta Johnson; pf. © 1 c. Oct.
42, 1986; E unp. 133586; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27591
It was only a shadow; w M. Peterson,
melody D. Hoogbruin. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1986; E unp. 182969; Dixie Hoog-
bruin and Marion Peterson, San
Bernardino, Calif. 7592
1224
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no. 10, 1936
Jack and Jill: by Hric Harding Thi-
man; pf. © Aug. 17, 1936; E for.
45922; Augener, Itd., London. 27593
Jack, the yodling mule; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134369 ;
Harl Powell, New York. 27594
Jam on the piano; song. © 1 c¢. Oct.
10, 1936; E unp. 1383342; Henry Scott,
New York. 27595
Jamaica (The) shay shay; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133238;
Violette Heather, New York. 27596
Jamboree; from Top of the town, w
Harold Adamson, m Jimmy McHugh.
© le. Oct. 15, 1986; H unp. 1383753 ;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 27597
Japanese serenade; by Burton Crane,
melody Masao Koga. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 133218; Louis Burton
Crane, jr., New York. 27598
Je t’aime; paroles Luce George, m H.
Mouton, 1. Chant seul.—2. Pf. et
chant. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46095,
46096; Durand & cie., Paris.
27599, 27600
Jealous hearted me; w and melody A.
P. Carter. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1936; H
unp. 134380; United pub. co., New
York. 27601
Jean de Paris; overture, F. A. Boiel-
dieu, arr. Merle J. Isaac; orch. pts.
© Oct. 9, 1936 ; E pub. 57960; Rubank,
inc., Chicago. 27602
Jeanette waltz; pf. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1936;
E unp. 132922; Samuel Sunseri, San
Francisco. 27603
Jesu, Thou joy of loving hearts; motet,
w St. Bernard of Clairvaux, 12th cen-
tury, tr. Ray Palmer, m Alfred White-
head; mixed voices. © Oct. 19, 1936;
E pub. 58049; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 27604
Jesus is the gift of God to you; hymn,
w Ina Dudley Ogdon, m B. D. Ackley.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57615; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27605
Jesus only; hymn, w Frances Paul, m
Claude H. Thomas. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57618; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27606
Jesus saves and I am glad; hymn, w
O. J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept.
1, 1936; HE pub. 57682; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 27607
27619
John Harvard hymn; song, English and
Italian w Menotti Pellegrino. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134295; Horace
M. LoPiano, New York. 27608
John Peel; English hunting song, arr.
E. J. Lorenz; boys’ 2-pt. cho. © Sept.
23, 1986; E pub. 58061; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 27609
Johnny one note; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
19386; H unp. 1384088; Chappell & co.,
inec., New York. 27610
Joy to the world; Christmas pageant-
service for :the Sunday school, pag-
eant Minnie A. G. Edington, w Edith
S. Tillotson, and others, m Albert
Troy Hardy, Chas. H. Gabriel, and
others. © Sept. 21, 1936; D 39147;
Geo. F. Rosche & co., Chicago.
27610*
Jubilee; w Robert Abrahams, m Hilda
Emery Davis. © Oct. 12, 1936; E
pub. 57958; Elkan-Vogel co., inc,
Philadelphia. 27611
Juju; by John Arnold Krenger ; pf. and
ist B flat trumpet. © 1c. Oct. 8,
19386; E unp. 133185; Lillian Lucille
Krenger, Chicago. 27612
Julep (The) man; pf. with w. ©1«.
Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 1382945; Donald
Christ, Philadelphia. 27613
Junkerman; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1. Oct. 16, 1936; EH
unp. 188798; Jesse B. Williams, Bath,
N. Y. 27614
Just a blanket of white roses; w New-
comb Bennett; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133918; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27615
Just a dream sweetheart; w Hula Ca-
baniss; pf. ©1ec Oct. 12, 1936; H
unp. 133537; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27616
Just a kiss from lips as sweet as yours;
song. © 1 ec. Oct. 9, 19386; E unp.
133335; William Sauer, Waite Park,
Minn. 27617
Just a little bit o’ girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133501;
Constance Warren, Los Angeles.
27618
Just a little love song; fox-trot song,
melody G. P. Winter and Sam Adel-
man. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133793; George P. Winter, La Grange,
Calif. 27619
1225
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27620
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 81
Just a little old cottage; song, m J.} Just stay a little while longer; waltz
Chas. McNeil. © 1 ce. Oct. 19, 1936;
E unp. 133844; Velma Jones, Wolf
Island, Mo. 27620
Just a rose; w Edgar Hart Guynn, and
melody. © 1. Oct. 6, 1986; E unp.
133966; Edith Katherine Guynn,
Knoxville, Tenn. 27621
Just a Simple mountain gal; w and m
Dan Baltz; pf. ©1«¢. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 133914; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27622
Just an old fairy-tale; w and m Holly
Homan. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
131645; Camilla Homan, Chicago.
27623.
Just another broken heart; w and mel-
ody A. P. Carter. ©1c. Oct. 1, 1936;
E unp. 1382867; United pub. co., New
York. 27624
Just because I love you; song, w Con-
rad Evans. © 1. Oct. 22, 1936; E
unp. 134051; Harvey Edward Eng-
man, St. Cloud, Minn. 27625
Just for tonight dance with me; w and
m Pierre Pasarich; with arr. for
ukulele, etc., and male quartet or
mixed voices. © Sept. 21, 1936; E
pub. 57695; North Amer. music ©Co.,
Chicago. 27626
Just hello; from Forbidden melody, w
Otto Harbach, m Sigmund Romberg;
with guit. arr. © Oct. 22, 1986; E
pub. 58132; Robbins music corp., New
York. 27627
Just like a thief in the night; song.
© 1 ce. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 183174;
George Henry Van Kuren, New Or-
leans. 27628
Just like two people will do; w Tommy
Thompson; pf. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1936; E unp. 1382951; Lou Mahan,
Houston. 27629:
Just mother’s own little man; w Fanny
Carroll; pf. © 1 c¢ Oct. 29, 1936;
E unp. 134464; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27630
Just one more dance Madame; w and
m Fred Astaire, Dave Dreyer and
Paul Francis Webster ; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57788; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 27631
Just promise you'll be mine forever; w
Bernard Raines; pf. ©1c. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 183923; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27632
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133781; Daisy
EK. Meyer, French Camp, Calif.
27633.
Just the one; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1936;
E unp. 133177; Rollie J. Ford, Colum-
bus, O. 27634
Just to be with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 134005;
Martin Louis Brown, Philadelphia.
27635
—w T. C. Buxton, m E. H. Rice.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 133075;
T. C. Buxton and Ethel H. Rice,
Decatur, Il. 27636
Just wait ’till I get you home; w and
melody M. L. Dickerson and Jack B.
Dickerson. © 1 cc. Sept. 24, 1936;
E unp. 1384398; Martin L. Dickerson,
Arlington, Tex. 27637
Just we two; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 10,
1986; E unp. 1383353; Anna L. Huff-
man Doe, Marshalltown, Ia. 27638
Just wondering blues; w and m Walter
Davis; pf. treble. © 1 ce. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 1383702; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 27639
Just you and I in my airplane; w Pearl
Williamson ; pf. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133538; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27640
Kai e wa waltz; arr. L. D. Richardson
and G. A. Bronson; Hawaiian guit.,
in note and diagram; with guit. chord
symbols; in D. © Oct. 2, 1986; E
pub. 57907; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 27641
Kansas; song. © Sept. 28, 1936; EH
pub. 577386; Perry Wilson Bailey, Ft.
Wayne. 27642
Keep it in the groove; melody M. L.
Williams and Dick Wilson. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 1382892; Mary
Lou Williams, Kansas City, Mo.
27643
Keep on praying; hymn, w I. P. W., m
Ina Pearle Whaley. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57621; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27644.
Keep the kettle singing; w Lora Mc-
Leod, m Amy Dickenson; pf. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134439; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27645
1226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
27671
Keep the sun a shinin’; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«.
Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134211; Beryl
B. Gilbert, Noble Ford, Alta., Canada.
27646
Keep Thou my heart; w Edward Lock-
ton, m May H. Brahe. © Sept. 4,
1936; E for. 45940; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 27647
Keepin’ a date with you; w Earl Au-
mann, m KH. Aumann and Victor Cole.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 134161 ;
Earl Henry Aumann, Center Line,
Mich. 27648
Kentucky; pf. treble, with w. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134266; James
Mowry Hillard, Birmingham, Ala.
27649:
Khaki tan; song, marciale. ©1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 138316; Jessie Jones
Arnold, Three Rivers, Mich. 27650
King Jesus is a-listenin’; hymn, m arr.
Albert Troy Hardy. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57641; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27651
King of the air; w and m Harry Rich-
man and A. Sanders. © 1 ce. Oct.
10, 1986; E unp. 183475; Al Sanders,
Chicago. 27652
King Rumba; libretto, Spanish and
English lyrics and m Don Azpiazu;
pf. ©l1e. Oct. 15, 1986; D 39153;
Justo A. Azpiazu Pradera, New York.
27652*
Kismet; Oriental interlude, J. D. Mar-
key, arr. Erik Hansen; pf.-accordion
band pts. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
45947; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 27653.
Kiss (A) in the moonlight; w and mel-
ody Nelson Shawn, Albert E. Short
and Harry Kogen. © 1 ec. Oct. 12,
1936; EK unp. 133443; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 27654
Kisses from my violin to you; from
The Hollywood revels revue 1937, w
Al Bryan, m Doris Fisher. © Oct. 8,
1986; E pub. 57851; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 27655
Kitten darling; song, m Harvey Kas-
gor. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1986; E unp.
132963; Samuel Michelson, Brooklyn.
27656
Kitten’s lullaby; by Ralph Zirkle; pf.
© Oct. 3, 1936; E pub. 57795; Mid-
western pub. co., Springfield, O.
27657
109464—37——_-4
Kneeling at the cross; w Catherine
Schmitt; pf. © 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133539; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27658
Kohalan love song; song, w Blanche A.
Koch. © 1. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133720; Irene M. Koch, Buffalo.
27659
Kol nidre; ancient Hebrew melody, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 58026; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27660
Kom catotje in mijn bootje; tango-fox-
trot, tekst: Kovacs Lajos, m: Joop
de Leur. © Aug. 20, 1936: E for.
45954: Metro music co., Amsterdam,
Holland. 27661
Kto; wale angielski, slowa: Jozef Lip-
ski, m: Michal Ferszko. 1. Orch.
pts.—2. Voc. and pf. ed. © Sept. 10,
1936; E for. 46218, 46219; Gebethner
& Wolff, Warsaw, Poland.
27662, 27663
Kuu lei lilia; song, arr. Robt. N. Kam-
aunu. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1936; E unp.
134239; Wm. Kalanialtiloa Lincoln,
Honolulu. 27664
Ladies in waiting; by Arthur Wood;
orch. © Aug. 17, 1986; E for. 45889;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 27665
Lady from Hollywood; w Herb Magid-
son, m Con Conrad; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57774; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 27666
Lady (The) in the Lincoln; song. ©
1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133165; Loen
Delos Campbell, Indiana, Pa. 27667
Lady in the window; from Forbidden
melody, w Otto Harbach, m Sigmund
Romberg: with guit. arr. © Oct. 22,
1986; E pub. 58183; Robbins music
corp., New York. 27668
Lady Moonlight; waltz song. © Oct.
5, 1936; E pub. 57886; Mercy Bate-
son Graham, San Francisco. 27669
Lady o’ mine; w Alice Denny; pf. ©
1c. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 133876; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27670
Lambda (The) phi beta sweetheart
song: w and m Virginia Johnson. ©
1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp. 184075; Del-
bert Doss Barron, Ft. Worth. 27671
1227
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27672
pt. TE WE SUA SHL
Lark (The) in the clear air; Irish air,| Lemke (The) victory march; official
w Samuel Ferguson, m arr. John
Vine; male voices. © Aug. 27, 1936;
E for. 45981; Oxford univ. press,
London. 21672
Last (The) ride; song, w Thomas E.
Bell. © 1. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp.
134123 ; Conrad Bayer, Detroit. 27673
Laughter and tears; selection, w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 8, 19386; E unp.
133211; Isidor Lillian, New York.
27674
Lazy Lou; w Ruth Reese; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 1344383; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27675
Lazy rhapsody; pf. treble, with w. ©
1*ce. Oct. 24, 19386; E unp. 134095;
Alfonse Jasinowicz, Chicago. 27676
Lazy sheep, pray tell me why; unison
song, traditional w, m John Long-
mire. © Aug. 31, 1936; E for. 45902 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 27677
Lead me in Thy truth; song. ©1e.
Oct. 3, 1936; E unp. 132935; Opal
Marie Early, Dunsmuir, Calif. 27678
Leap year blues; song, m Leo Richard.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 1383352 ;
W. L. Beard, Joaquin, Tex. 27679
Lebo (Will H.) ‘Ten concert songs for
women’s voices; w Nona K. Lebo, and
others; in solo, unison, 3-pt. and 4-pt.
arrs. © Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 57922;
Will H. Lebo, Hamilton, O. 27680
Thirty impressionistic songs for
children and young people; w Robert
Louis Stevenson and Nona K. Lebo;
in unison, 2-pt. and 3-pt. arrs. ©
Och 10, 519365 Hpubsaceas Will Ef.
Lebo, Hamilton, O. 27681
Legend; w Velma Bell, m Ira B. Wilson ;
sop. and alto. © Sept. 26, 19386; E
pub. 58056; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
@} 27682
Légende (La) du vaisseau d’argent ;
paroles Jean Hémon, m Mare Lan-
jean. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46113;
Ray Ventura & cie., Paris. 27683
Lehua hula; hula fox-trot; Hawaiian
steel guit., in note and diagram, with
Wwe Ol emOct. 42) 1986 Ho unp.
133445; Ora Vergil Miller, Fostoria,
O. 27684.
Lemare (Edwin H.) Andantino; arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. ©
Oct. 10, 1936; E pub. 58028; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 27685
Union party march song, w Martha
Voxland, m Charlotte Rogers Palmer,
arr. Christian A. Grimm. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57696; Union party, Chi-
cago. 27686
Leoneavallo (Francesco) Cadenza; for
the violoncello concerto in D major,
J. Haydn, op. 101. © Sept. 25, 1986;
E pub. 57855; Mecca music service,
New York. 27687
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Mattinata ;
English w Olga Paul, French w HE.
Vienet, Italian w and m R. Leonca-
vallo, arr. Luis Suera. 1. High
voice.—2. Med. voice. © Oct. 8,
1986; E pub. 57857, 57858; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
27688, 27689
Lest you forget; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1956; E unp. 134091; Norma
Lillian Jepson, Wheeling, W. Va.
27690
Let all the world in every corner sing;
anthem, w George Herbert, m Geof-
frey Shaw; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Oct. 13, 1936; E for. 46066; Novello
& co., ltd., London. . 27691
Let me dream of Havana; w Marty
Symes, m Mabel Wayne; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub.
57790; Words & music, ine. New
York. 27692
Let me swing my romance; w L. Du-
vall, melody W. C. Duvall. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1936; E unp. 132873; William
C. Duvall and Lucy Duvall, Orlando,
Fla. 27693
Let me tag along with you; w Jack
Williams; pf. © 1. Oct. 20, 1986;
E unp. 133875; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or, 27694
Let’s all reap a bald head ; song, melody
Walter Stone. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936;
EH unp. 133009; Clarence Schwartz,
Burlington, Ia. 27695
Let’s be gay; w Ted Koehler, m Jimmy
McHugh. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133045; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
27696
Let’s be sweethearts again; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 7, 1936; E
unp. 135134; Floyd Arthur Pearson,
Minneapolis. 27697
—— waltz, w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
7, 1986; E unp: 133162; Robert
Michael, Oakland, Calif. 27698
1228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
27726
Let’s be young always; w and m Emma | Let’s make the moon our home; song,
Schilly; pf.’ ©'L c¢ Oct. 29, 1986 ;
E unp. 134481; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27699
Let’s eall a heart a heart; from Pen-
nies from heaven, w John Burke,
m Arthur Johnston; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 16, 1936; E pub. 58038; Select
music publications, inc., New York.
27700
Let’s dance; song, m Art Buechler. ©
1 ¢@ Oct. 2, 19386; E unp. 132904;
Augie Hausam, Belleville, Til. 27701
Let’s dance and dream; w and m Ted
Koehler, Sam H. Stept, and Jimmy
Grier; with guit. arr. © Oct. 138,
19386; E pub. 57973; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 27702
Let’s forget; song. © 1¢ Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 1383470; Dorothy G.
Salus, Philadelphia. 27703
Let’s get acquainted; by Marvin Hat-
ley melody, with. pf..acc. ©, 1. c.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133142; Robbins
music corp., New York. 27704
Let’s go hiking; 5 pieces, Arthur Ben-
jamin; pf. © Sept. 8, 19386; Hi for.
45943; Boosey & co., ltd. London.
27705
Let’s have a drink (Bayyedkrw); w George
Buyukas [and] xacamixos xopds (Cha-
‘sapicos horos): m Antonios Sakel-
lariou and Antonios Eptamenitis ; pf.
© Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58146;
Apollo music co., New York 27706
Let’s have another; from Hats off, w
Herb Magidson, melody Ben Oakland.
©1e. Oct. 7, 19386; E unp. 1838374 ;
Famous music corp., New York.
27707
Let’s have it my way, dear; w and
' m Douglas Hinckley; pf. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 20, 19386; E unp. 183877; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27708
Let’s keep America, American; w Bert
Douglas and Charlie McCarthy, m
Ernest Breuer. © Sept. 16, 1936; HE
pub. 58212; American songs publica-
tions, West New York, N. J. 27709
Let’s land Landon in the White House;
song, w, Thomas R. Johnstone. ©
Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57818; Alex-
ander Maloof, New York. 27710
Let’s make a wish; fox-trot, w and m
Mrs. Leslie Humes. © 1 ¢. Aug. 8,
1936; E unp. 133267; Frances Humes,
Cincinnati. 27711
m Allen Taub; with cho. © 1 «.
Oct?’ 13; 1936 3 He unp. 133613" An-
thony Tomei, Bayonne, N. J. 27712
Let’s pretend ; song, pf. sc. Basil Sadler.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 132853;
Hunice Coster, Baltimore. 27713
Let’s slow up and fall in love; w V. N.
Horney and Lee George Horney, and
melody. ©) te.) Oct. 21 1Os0rman)
unp. 184001; Virginia Nicholson Hor-
ney, Baltimore. 27714
Let’s start over again; song. © 1.
Oct. 18, 1986; E unp. 188608; Melvin
Hoffman, Baltimore. 27715
Let’s talk it over; song. © 1 ©. Oct.
12, 19386; EH unp. 133482; Sibyl Allen
York, Shreveport, La. 27716
Let’s try it over again; w Stanley
Hunter; pf. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1986; E
unp. 154486; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. Q2T01T
Let this be a lesson to you; fox-trot,
w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936;
E unp. 134154; Hvelyn Louise Perata,
Alameda, Calif. 27718
Let us go back to our land of romance;
song. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp.
134333 ; Join Calvin Turnage, Hous-
ton. 27719
Lettre 4 un monsieur; paroles Jean
Nohain, m Mireille. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46180; Editions du Co-
quelicot, Paris. 27720
Libeled lady; w Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest, m William Axt. ©1ce. Oct.
21, 1936; E unp. 133981; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 27721
Life (The) of a farmer; w Anna Lau-
rance Keesee; pf. © Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133540; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. noe,
Life on the sea; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 10, 1986; E unp. 133558; Hliza-
beth Bull Maury, Richmond. 27723
Life starts anew; w and melody. ©
1 c Oct. 18, 1986; E unp. 133508;
Frank Von Luelrte, Cincinnati.
ZUTZ4
Life will be a song; w Theodore Paul
Heeling: pt. ©, 1c. Oct, 12, 1986;
E unp. 1338541; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27725
Life’s journey; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 184169; J. W.
Bartels, Los Angeles. 27726
1229
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27727
Lift the strain of high thanksgiving; w
J. Ellerton, m John R. Watkinson;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Oct. 13,
1936; E for. 46067; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 27027
Light; Christmas motet, w Dreult
Berth, m Garth Edmundson; sop. 1,
2 and alto. © Oct. 7, 1986; E pub.
57870; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
27728
Like a page turned forever; song, w
Vera Marie Tracy. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1986; E unp. 133834; Lois Newton
Rogers, Austin, Tex. 27729
Like a tin can tied to a puppy dog’s
tail; from Swing along, w Graham
John, m Martin Broones. © Aug. 19,
1986; E for. 46052; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 27730
Like as the hart; w from the Bible, m
Milton Dieterich; high in BE flat. ©
Oct. 22, 1986; E pub. 58208; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. Dike:
Lilliburlero; song, Irish tune arr. with
descant Mary Chater. © Aug. 27,
1986; E for. 45987; Oxford univ.
press, London. 27732
Linda cubana; rumba chantée, paroles
Arly Botou, m José M. Lucchesi;
orch. ptes. © July 20, 1936; E for.
46101; Auguste Bosc, Paris. 27733
Lionel Monckton melodies; arr. Stan-
ford Robinson, arr. for military band
with conductor Denis Wright. ©
Sept. 12, 1936; BH for. 46056 ; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 27734
Little angel; w Gaza Paul Gretz; pf.
©1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134471;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
277385
Little Boy Blue; by Eric Harding Thi-
mane) pt. ©) Auc. 17%, 1936; tor:
45923; Augener, ltd., London. 27736
Little brown shoes; w Lysbeth Boyd
Borie, m Hilda Emery Davis. © Oct.
12, 1986; E pub. 57957; Elkan-Vogel
co., ine., Philadelphia. PATONG
Little (A) cabin by a lake of blue; song,
m Max EH. Hasenbein. © 1 ¢. Sept.
15, 19386; E unp. 184195; Franz Kuer-
zinger, Regensburg, Germany. 27738
Little (The) church by Fallen Leaf
Lake; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1986; E unp. 132983; Rose Margue-
rite Balz, Novato, Calif. 27739:
pt. 111, n. s., v. 30.
Little colored lady; pf., with w. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134426;
Mary Josephene Walker, Los An-
geles. - 27740:
Little country town in sunny Kansas;
fox trot song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1986;
E unp. 133259; Frank Blaylock, Ar-
rington, Kan. ZTT41
Little cowboy; w Duncan Browning
and Harmon Charles, m Felix Ber-
nard; with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct.
26, 1936; E pub. 58230; Miller music,
ine., New York. 27742
Little drops of water; song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1986; E unp. 132954; Edwin
Louis Helms, Altadena, Calif,
27743.
Little (The) giant; march, melody.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1936; EH unp. 134331;
O. Bill Heyer, Chaska, Minn. 27744
Little (The) house that love built ; from
Sing me a love song, w Al Dubin, m
Harry Warren; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 1, 19386; E pub. 57776;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
27745
Little Lady Make-Believe; w Charlie
Tobias, m Nat Simon; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58188; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 27746
Little (A) nest for you; fox-trot, song.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134498;
Jacob F. Carter, Los Angeles. 27747
Little odd rhythm; from Hats off, w
Herb Magidson, melody Ben Oakland.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; BE unp. 133372;
Famous music corp., New York.
27748
Little (A) prayer; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c Oct. 27, 1986; E
unp. 134351; Caroline Lindquist, High
Bridge, Wis. 27749
Little room full of dreams; waltz;
melody, with pf. acc. ©1 ee. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 183987; George Boney,
Ebensburg, Pa. 27750
Little sleepy head; study in quarter,
half, dotted half, and whole notes,
George Perlman; violin, 1st position,
and pf. © Oct. 10, 1936; E_pub.
58023; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
27751
Little sunshine of love; w Peter P.
Weinberger; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133900; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27752
1230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Little (The) waves of Breffny; song,
w Eva Gore Booth. © Oct. 20, 1936;
EK, for. 46212; Hugh S. Roberton
Glasgow. 27753
Living on love; w Clarkson Rose, m
Conrad Leonard. © Sept. 18, 1936;
E for. 45936; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 27754
‘Lo, He comes; hymn, w Charles Wes-
ley, m Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1,
1986; E pub. 57647; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. Pel)
Locket (A) made for two; fox trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; E unp.
133261; India McCoy, Saratoga,
Calif. 27756
Lolita; w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133952; Edwina Mc-
Carty Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
27757
London on a foggy afternoon; fox-trot,
w and m Ina George, pf. sc. Hugh W.
Schubert; with symbols for ukulele
and banjo. © July 1, 1936; E pub.
58120; Whitney Blake music pub.,
New York. 27758
Lone (The) star trails; w Ida Belle
Dye, m Luther A. Clark. © Sept.
12, 19386; E pub. 57929; Ida Belle
Tyler Dye, Clarendon, Tex. 27759
Lonely cowboy; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 134399; Reed
Evans, Salt Lake City. 27760
Lonely (A) heart; fox-trot song. ©
1 e@ July 27, 19386; E unp. 1383115;
Theresa L. Monteleone, Los Angeles.
27761
Lonely heart; w Paul Webster, m Louis
Alter. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp.
133408; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
27762
Lonely road; w Henrik N. Ege, m Hric
Ansell. © Sept. 11, 1936; E for.
46059; Dix, ltd., London. 27763
Lonesome; w and m Teddy Voigtlander.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133440;
Theodore William Voigtlander,
Seattle. 27764
Lonesome little debutante; w and mel-
ody Alan Jones and A. Stanley. ©
1 ce. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 130514;
Aileen Stanley, New York. 27765
Lonesome lover; w A. J. Johnson and
Harvey Bourret, melody Rita Proulx.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133665;
Arthur J. Johnson, Sanford, Me.
27766
27780
Lonesome lullaby; song, m Leo Rich-
ard. © 1. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133809; Calvin O. Tuttle, Galion, O.
27767
Long ago; w and melody. © 1e. Oct.
26, 19386; E unp. 1384168; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 27768
Long ago in Indiana; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1384212; Nellie
EK. Hart, Cairo, Il. 27769
Long live love; w Dave Spitz, m Dan
Barkin; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 8, 1986; E pub. 57861; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
27770
Long (A), long road; song, m Leo
Richard. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133808; Josephine Katherine
Grashen, Zion, Il. 27771
Longest (The) night; from the produc-
tion, w and m Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest; with guit. arr. © Sept. 28,
1986; E pub. 57814; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 27772
Longhorn fight song; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 133248;
Clarence Adolphus Harwood, Austin,
Tex. 27773
Longing; hymn, w A. H. A., m A. H.
Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57612; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 27774
song, m J. C. McNeil. ©1e. Oct.
27, 1936; E unp. 134347; Theodore
P. Egling, San Francisco. 27775
Longing for a bit of happiness; w Mar-
guerite Walter Fisher; pf. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 183542; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27776
Looking all around for you; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 22, 1936; E unp.
134022; Ralph E. Love, Roscoe, Ill.
27777
Looking all over for you; fox trot song.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 133297;
F. W. M. Garbutt, Johannesburg,
Union of South Africa. 27778
Looking for something; melody, with
pf. acc. ©1e. Sept. 3, 1936; © unp.
1313380; William Henry Burtom, De-
troit. 27779
Looking for the lost chord; medley,
arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz; sop. 1, 2 and
alto, unace. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub.
58062 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
27780
1231
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27781
eS
Lookout, lookout for Jekyll or Hyde;
by Louis Silvers; pf. conductor. ©
1 .¢.);Oct. 9; 1836; BH. unp. 133404:
Movietone music corp., New York.
27781
Lora of Lismoyne; Irish air, w D. B.
Knox, m arr. John Vine; male voices.
© Aug. 27, 1936;
ford univ. press, London. 21782
Lord, I ery to Thee; w from the Bible,
m P. Kalinnikoff, arr. Gordon Balch
Nevin; sop., alto and bar.; organ acc.
© Oct. 7, 1986; E pub. 57876: J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 27783
Lord (The) is my strength; Thanks-
giving anthem, w from the Bible, m.
Alfred Redhead; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Aug. 26, 1936; EH for.
45889; Stainer & Beil, ltd., London.
27784
Lord (The) is nigh unto all: w from
the Bible, m N. Rimsky-Korsakoff,
arr. Gordon Balch Nevin; sop., alto
and bar.; organ ace. © Oct. 7, 1936;
E pub. 57881; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 27785
Lord of hosts, great ruler; by S. Rach-
maninoff, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin;
sop., alto and bar.; organ acc. ©
Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 57879; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 27786
Lorina; by Minnie Hitchins Grinnan,
arr. Mary Grinnan; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 1936; H unp. 133072; Minnie Hitch-
ins Grinnan Holmes and Mary Grin-
nan Denison, Dallas. 27787
w and arr. of m Mary Grinnan,
m Minnie Hitchins Grinnan. © 1 ec.
Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 133073; Minnie
Hitchins Grinnan Holmes and Mary
Grinnan Denison, Dallas. 27788
Lost in love; melody. © 1. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133766; Ernest Marano,
Jersey City. 27789:
Lost in the blue; song. © 1 «¢ Sept.
30, 1986; E unp. 1384148; Carrie Gus-
tava Miller, New York. 27790
Lost love; fox trot song. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1986; E unp. 133286; Alfred An-
derson, Fitchburg, Mass. 27791
Lost refrain; w and melody Harry Mas-
singale. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; EH unp.
134417; George Harry Massingale,
San Diego, Calif. 27792
Louisiana; w Andy Razaf and Bob
Schafer, m J. C. Johnson, arr. Klick-
mann. © June 23, 1936; E pub.
58211; Alfred music ¢o., ine, New
York. 27793
E for. 45982; Ox-
pt. 1, n. s., v. 81
—<__—_—_;
Louisiana, my own; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133817; Hdith Dunning, Darnell, La.
27794
Love, be on your guard; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; EH unp. 133765;
Rudolph Randall, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
27795:
Love (The) beggar; from The woman
from Siberia, w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 183183; Raphael
Sirois, Chicago. 27796:
Dixon
©:
57954; EHlkan-
ine., Philadelphia. 27797
Love dream; song, m Hector Richard.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133822;
Jack Mages, Coral Gables, Fla.
Love came so near;
Thayer, m Hilda Emery Davis.
Oct. 12, 1986; E pub.
Vogel co.,
w Mary
27798
Love, hope and dreams, dear; w Albert
Hamilton; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1936;
H unp. 133548; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27799:
Love in my heart; w and m Mordy
Billig; pf. ©1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp.
30146; Mordecai. Billig, Jamaica,
eit Tein. 27800
Love in your eyes; by Pietro G. Russo;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 22, 19386; EH unp.
- 184408; Pietro Joseph Russo, Atlan-
tie City. 27801
Love is a dream; w and m Hric
Zaetsch; pf. © 1 ¢« Oct. 12; 1936;
EH unp. 188588; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27802
Love is a flower; w Irving Israel, and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
133689; Robert Enoch, New York.
278038:
Love is a poet's license; w and in
Mordy Billig; pt. © 1 @ Oc,
1936; E unp. azar; Mordecai Billig,
Jamaica, he Ly N. 27804
Love is a powrful te w and m
Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Sept. 25, 1986;
Epub. 57791; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 27805
Love is everything; w Al Stillman, m
Maurice Baron; male voices. pts. 1-2.
© 1e. Oct. 1, 1936; H unp. 133864;
Al Stillman and Maurice Baron, New
York. 27806.
Love is forever; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 18, 1986; E unp. 1382367; John
Christopher Rizzo, Woodside, L. L.,.
may. 27807
1232
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Love is like rain; w and melody. ©1
e. Sept. 18, 19386; E unp. 183096;
Emma Mae Roberts, Philadelphia.
27808
Love is no game; w and m KEric
Zaetsch; pf. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1986; E
unp. 133589; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27809
Love lagoon; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 183802;
Jean H. Barlow, Cariboo, B. C., Can-
ada. 27810
Love, look into my window and sing;
valse song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936; HE
unp. 138264; Leola Hannah Reed,
Barberton, O. 27811
Love made the song; from Careless
rapture, w Christopher Hassall, m
Ivor Novello: © Sept. 10, 1936; E
for. 46042; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 27812
Love me, love my Pekinese; from Born
to dance, w and m Cole Porter; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 2, 19386; HE
pub. 57887 ; Chappell & co., ine., New
York. 27813
Love must end; w H. Schwartz, m J.
Ader; pf. treble. © 1 c. Oct. 23,
19386; E unp. 134056; Jewel Ader,
New York, and Henry Schwartz,
Brooklyn. 27814
Love scenes in my heart; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp.
132898; Marguerite Michaud, Miami,
Fla. 27815
Love (A) song; from Swing along, w
Graham John, m Martin Broones.
© Aug. 19, 19386; E for. 46051; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 27816
Love swings high; song, m A. Doyle
vand G. A. Sullivan. © 1. Oct. 3,
1986; E unp. 134293; George A. Sul-
livan, Salem, Mass. 27817
Love took my heart when my eyes took
in you; w and melody William
(Duke) Casson. © 1 c¢. Oct. 27,
1936; E unp. 184822; William Henry
Casson, Columbia, S. C. 27818
Love was the tune; new w set to tune
One heavenly night in Spain, w and
m Juanne Arliss. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4,
1986; E unp. 134105; Margaret N.
Taylor, New York. 27819
Lovely; song. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 133940; Louis R. Schmertz,
Pittsburgh. 27820
27835
—w Bob Edwards, and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 133029;
Norman Winter, jr., Hollywood,
Calif. 27821
Lovely dream; song. © 1c. Oct. 5,
19386; E unp. 1382967 ; Ruth Betterton,
Weaverille, Calif. 27822
Lovely lady; w and melody Ann Arlen.
©1e. Oct. 13, 1936; E unp. 133609;
Ann Marie Sweeney, Washington.
27823;
Lovely moon; song, arr. Clarence
Woods. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; H unp.
133951; Elva Iliff, Oklahoma. City.
27824
Lovely one; w and melody. © 1c. Oct.
28, 19386; E unp. 13843863; Joseph
Stark, Detroit. 27825
Lovely waltzes;.song. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1936; E unp. 1383222; Leona Busby
Kors, Independence, Kan. 27826
Lover’s (A) toast; w and melody Billy
King. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1936; E unp.
133599 ; William H. King, Detroit.
YAK AG
Love’s echo waltz; valse song. © 1.
Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 133284; Fannie
Anderson and Veneer Weidner, HIlls-
worth, Ia. 27828
Leve’s magic spell; melody. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 1384841; Claud
Hale, San Quentin, Calif. 27829:
Love’s pledge; w and m Anca Seidlova.
©1ec. Oct. 6, 19386; EH unp. 183053 ;
Anca Seidlova Edwards, New York.
278380
Love’s. sweet refrain; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1986;:E unp. 132886 ;
Paul Zazick, Dlizabeth, N. J. 27831
Love’s tribute of flowers; w Ellen J.
Lorenz, m Edward Elgar, arr. E. J.
Lorenz; male quartet. © Sept. 26,
1986; E pub. 58059; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 27832
Lovin’ me ain’t no sin; song, m H. W.
Sprague and Warren H. Hensen. ©
1 e. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 183998;
Howard Warren Sprague, Jackson-
ville, Ill. 27833
Loving you; song. © Sept. 28, 1936;
E pub. 57697; Gertrude M. Liles, Dal-
las. 27884
——w Anna Morgenthaler; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 184442; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27835
1233
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27836
Low down jail house blues; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp.
1336385; Earl Powell, New York.
278386
Low moon; slow fox-trot song, melody
Gustave Sax. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1936;
E unp. 134314; Bertha Lee. Wise,
Clarksville, Md. 27837
Loyalty; march; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 28,
1936; E unp. 134379; Louis Andrew
Terheggen, Los Angeles. 278388
Loyalty in service; hymn, w A. H. Ack-
ley, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57614; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 27839
Lucky break; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1 e. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133730;
Ralph Birchard, Los Angeles. 27840
Lullaby hour of bliss; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 183500; Norah
Alice Field, New Liskeard, Ont., Can-
ada. 27841
Lullaby land in Dixie; pf. treble, with
w. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1936 ; E unp.
133094 ; Birdie Campbell, Floodwood,
Minn. 27842
Lullabye; song, w Alice Foley. ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 1383038; J. Chas.
MeNeil, Los Angeles. 27843
Lute-book carol; Christmas carol, w
W. Ballet, m H. Hugh Bancroft;
mixed voices. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub.
57838 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
27844
Lyndhurst; pastel, Edwin Gray; orch.
pts. © Sept. 23, 1936; E for. 45909;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 27845
McKay (Francis H.) Marche; from
Petite suite, op. 15, no. 3; 4 French
horns, in F. Se. and pts. © Sept. 24,
1936; E pub. 57785; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 27846
Nocturne; from Petite suite, op.
15, no. 2; 4 French horns, in F. Se.
and pts. © Sept. 24, 1936; E pub.
57784; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
27847
Prelude; from Petite suite, op. 15,
no. 1; 4 French horns, in F. Se. and
pts. © Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57783 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 27848
McNeil guitar solos; by Charles Mc-
Neil; plectrum guit. © Sept. 14,
1936; E pub. 57710; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 27849
Mad; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 26,
19386; E unp. 184259; Jean Gray,
Santa Rosa, Calif. 27850
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Maganini (Quinto) Two pastorales;
oboe, or flute, and bassoon. © Oct.
10, 19386; E pub. 580138; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 27851
Magi (The); carol, w from the Scrip-
tures, m Garth Edmundson; ten.,
bar. and bass. © Oct. 7, 1936; E
pub. 57872; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 27852
Magic hours; w and m Althea Crock-
ett; pf. © 1 ce Oct. 29, 1986; HE
unp. 134461; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27853
Magic (The) of love; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Oct. 23, 19386; E unp. 134090;
Mildred Burke, Brooklyn. 27854
Magnificat [and] Nune dimittis; m Gil-
bert Alcock ; mixed voices ; organ ace,
© Aug. 26, 19386; E for. 45900;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 27855
Maiden; Czecho-Slovakian folksong,
English version and m arr. Louis
Victor Saar; men’s cho. © Sept. 5,
1986; E pub. 57764; Oliver Ditson
co., ine., Boston. 27856
Major (The) and the minor; song, w
Jacqueline Stewart. © 1 ec. Oct. 10,
1986; E unp. 1383340; Rosalie Staal,
Jefferson, Wis. 27857
Make believe; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 134018; Ruth Emmel
Saul, Pittsburgh. 27858
Making something out of nothing; w
H. Emmet Hegarty, melody Conrad
P. Straub and Robert J. White. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 182987; Con-
rad Paul Bertron Straub, Irvington,
NG. 27859
Man of the hour; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 1382911; Bert
Boynton, Brooklyn. 27860
Man (The) up in the moon is croon-
ing a tune; w Ruth Cole Whissen;
pf. © 1 ec Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133903 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 27861
Manchuko (The); from Careless rap-
ture, w Christopher Hassall, m Ivor
Novello. © Sept. 10, 1936; E for.
46043; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
27862
Manguero (El) oriental; pregon, letra
A. de la Puente, melodia J. Rosado.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 19386; E unp. 182958 ;
Antonio de la Puente y Juan Rosado,
New York. 27863
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no. 10, 1986
Manuel’s love song; w Gus Kahn, m
Franz Waxman. © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 133983 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 27864
Many a quarrel’s in the making; song.
© 1 e¢. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp. 133354;
Anna L. Huffman Doe, Marshall-
town, Ia. 27865
March of the Texans; m Dick Seeds;
solo cornet. © 1. Oct. 18, 1936;
E unp. 133610; Paul Seeds, Wichita
Falls, Tex. 27866
March on Cornell; song. © Sept. 11,
19386; E pub. 57956; Marcel K.
Sessler, Ithaca, N. Y. 27867
March on for G. O. P.; Republican
victory march song. © Sept. 26,
1936; E pub. 57706; Curtis Eugene
Gillis, Eureka, Calif. 27868
Mareh on, march on, Republicans;
song, m Hector Richard. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 183818; Gladys
B. Birkhead, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
27869
March winds; by Hugo Anson; pf. ©
Sept. 19, 19386; E for. 45882; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
music, London, London. 27870
Marche baroque; orch. ptes. © July
20, 1936; E for. 46104; Auguste Bosc,
Paris. 27871
Marchin’ men; w M. Callaghan, m G.
Buckingham. © 1 c. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 133718; Gertrude Bucking-
ham, New York, and Martha Calla-
ghan, Bridgeport, Conn. 27872
Marchons gaiment; chanson marche
des vacances et des sports. © July
20, 1936; E for. 461383; Abel Doysié,
Paris. 27873
Maria Magdalena; zambra, paroles
Valverde y Leon, m Quiroga; orch.
ptes. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46119;
Julio Garzon, Paris. 27874
Marigold; composed and arr. Billy
Mayerl; violin and pf. © Oct. 15,
1986; E for. 46217; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 27875
Marjorie; fox trot song. ©1e. Aug.
17, 1986; E unp. 1383280; Annie L.
Moore, Hot Springs, Ark. 27876
Market square; by Alexis Archangel-
sky; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e
Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133389; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 27877
27892
Marly-le-Roi; by André Benoist; violin
and pf. © Aug. 10, 1936; E pub.
58086; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
27878
Marionettes; by Kaya Malamadoff;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 29, 1936; E unp.
1384280; Alfred Abraham Kaufman,
Los Angeles. 27879
Marooned beneath the moon; w and
melody. © March 21, 1936; E pub.
57691; James M. Pierce, San Fran-
cisco. 27880
Marta; vals; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct.
28, 1986; E unp. 134301; José N.
Pacheco, Los Angeles. 27881
Mary MeNally; song, m Gitz Rice. ©
1 e@ Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 133200;
Frank McIntyre, Ann Arbor. 27882
Mary my own; waltz song; with guit.
arr. © 1. Oct. 28, 1936; E ump.
134315; Anna R. Forse, San Fran-
cisco. 27883
Mary Sue; w Alina Webster Schafer,
m Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 184110; Alma
Schafer, Butler, Ky. 27884
Massarani (Renzo) ‘Tre preludi; pf.
© July 20, 1936; E for. 46018;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 27885
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Open
thy blue eyes; English version and
m arr. C. F. Manney; mixed voices.
© Oct. 1, 19386; E pub. 57722; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 27886
Master melodies; potpourri, Isy Geiger,
arr. of various composers; orch. pts.
© Aug. 5, 1936; E for. 45870; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 27887
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; by
Eric Harding Thiman; pf. © Aug.
17, 1986; E for. 45924; Augener, Itd.,
London. 27888
Maybe; song, m A. Magill. ©1e. Oct.
1, 1936; E unp. 132881; Isadore Brill,
Philadelphia. 27889
Maybe I care; w J. Erwin, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133085; John Erwin and Art Schaar,
Winslow, Ariz. 27890
Maybe, who knows; w and melody Bill
Bailey. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp.
134080; Willie Eugene Bailey, New
York. 27891
Mayfair (The); w Ned Washington,
m Sam H. Stept. © 1 ce Oct. 10,
1936; E unp. 133410; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 27892
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pt. II, n.s., v. 31
i
Me-oh-my ; fox-trot song, melody M. O.| Memory weave me dreams to-night;
Brouse and Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 183780; Mason
O. Brouse, Sunbeam, Col. 27893
Meditation; andante; pf. and violin.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1986; E unp. 132979;
Andrew Gondek, Chicago. 27894
Medley of love; w Pearl Brant; pf. ©
1 e Oct. 29, 19386; E unp. 134463;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27895
Meet me in the morning with a smile;
song, m Raphael Sammis. © 1 «.
Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 133638; Cor-
delia Sammis Reade, Hast Orange,
N. J. 27896:
Melodie d’amour; intermezzo, Hermann
Lohr, arr. Denis Wright; brass band
pts. © Sept. 25, 1936; E for. 46230;
Chappeil & co., Itd., London. 27897
Melody heaven; w Richard O. Bieden-
bender, m Laura H. Stark; pf. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 133229;
Richard Biedenbender and Laura
Stark, Columbus, Wis. 27898
Melody in Greek style; by Alexis
Archangelsky; pf. © 1 e¢ Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 133384; Movietone
music corp., New York. 27899
Melody in Turkish style; by Alexis
Archangelsky. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936;
E unp. 133385; Movietone music
corp., New York. 27900
Melody (The) of the stars; w and mel-
ody.. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E.unp.
132992; Langdon Waterman, Malden,
Mass. 27901
Memorable Americans; w Robert Cun-
ningham, and melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
7, 1986; E unp. 1338150; J. Atlee
Young, Hagerstown, Md. 21902
Memorial (A) melody in C; for orch.
and organ, Walford Davies; organ.
© Oct. 9, 1936; E for. 46026; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 27903
Memories; w Ethel Parton Rainey; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; H unp. 133544;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27904
Memories of bygone days; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©l1e. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 134026;
Judy Belle Baze, Hillview, Ill. 27905
Memories of old Lover’s Lane; song.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58194; Harry
Anthony, Kane, Pa. 27906
song. © 1. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp.
1383942; Bessie Williams McCullers,
Remington, Va. 27907
Mem’ry moon; w Peter Perkins; pf.
©1e. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133545;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
27908
Men of Michigan; pf., with w. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 183208; Robert
Hlbel, jr., Ann Arbor. 27909
song, m B. Elbel and Wm. Revelli.
© Oct. 20, 1986; E pub. 58118; Bob
Ebel, Ann Arbor. 27910
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) All men, all things; cho.,
from Hymn of praise, arr. Leslie
Woodgate; men’s voices; pf. or or-
gan ace. © Sept. 22, 1936; E for.
45886; J. Curwen & Sons, lItd., Lon-
don. 27911
All ye that cried unto the Lord;
cho., from Hymn of praise, arr, Les-
lie Woodgate; men’s voices; pf. or
organ ace. © Sept. 22, 1936; H for.
45887; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon-
don, 27912
Hunting song; op. 19, no. 3, spe-
cial annotations and instructions,
new directions for fingering, pedal-
ing, phrasing, etc., A. J. Llewellyn;
pf. © Aug. 28, 1936; E pub. 58185;
Arthur J. Llewellyn, Chicago. 27913
—— The night is departing; cho. from
Mendelssohn’s Hymn of praise, arr.
Leslie Woodgate; men’s voices; pf.
or organ ace. © Sept. 25, 1936; EH
for. 46014; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 27914
Menuet Reverchon; by: Carl Wiese-
mann; pf. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57765; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
27915
Menuett; av Sven Sk6ld; ork. stammor
med pf. direction och violin 1 direc-
tion. © Aug. 18, 1936; EH for. 46016;
A. b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 27916
Merry little dairy maid Mary; song.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp, 184231;
Albert John de Long, Hollywood,
Calif. 27917
Merry (The) widow; waltz, Franz
Lehar, arr. W. F. Ambrosio; violin
and pf. © Oct. 10, 1936; E pub.
58030; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
27918
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Messe basse pour les défunts : par Louis
Vierne, op. 62; orgue ou harmonium.
© July 20, 1936; E for. 46124; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris.
Mexicali Rose; w Helen Stone, m Jack
B. Tenney, arr. Allen Stone; male
quartette. © Sept. 30, 1936; E pub.
07747; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
27920
-Mi chulito; rumba, paroles francgaises
Fernand Vimont et Didier Daix, pa-
roles espagnoles et m Moisés Simons;
avee arr. de guit. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46120; Julio Garzon, Paris.
27921
Mi destino; slow-fox de la pelicula El
secreto de Ana Maria, letra y m J.
Demon y P. Godes; orch. ptes. ©
Jan. 29, 1986; E for. 46136; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
27922
Mi ensuefio; cancioén vals. © 1 ce. Oct.
29, 19386; E unp. 134419; Francisco P.
Cortés, New York. 27923
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party; w and
m Charlie Tobias, Bob Rothberg, and
Joseph Meyer; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 57690;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 27924
Mignonette; by L. Leslie Loth; pf. ©
Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 58082; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27925
Mine; w and m H. Auerbach; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 7, 19836; E. pub.
58189; George F. Briegel, inc., New
York. 27926
Mine all mine; w and melody. ©1e«.
Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 184247; Mabel
Robinson, New York. 27927
Mine’s a hopeless case; from Over she
goes, w Desmond Carter and Frank
HKyton, m Billy Mayerl; with ukulele
arr. and symbols for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
for. 45963; Victoria music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 27928
Miners’ (Paul) 12 bass piano accordion
method; by P. Miners. © Oct. 14,
1936; AA 216702; M. M. Cole pub.
co., Chicago. 2929
Miners’ (Paul) 100 solos for 12 bass
accordion; composed and arr. P.
Miners. © Oct. 21, 1986; AA
218006 ; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
27930:
Minnesota suite; pf., with w. pt. 1-3.
© le. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133992;
Stanley M. Capps, Lincoln, Neb.
27931
27919
27945
Miracles sometimes happen; w and m
Ray Noble and Alan Murray. ©
Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46062; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd., London.
27932
Miss Myrtle; unison song, w EH. C. Bre-
reton, m Cyril Winn. © Sept. 238,
1936; E for. 45908; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London. 27933
Mississippi; w Perrin Holmes Lowrey ;
mixed voices. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1382915; Bonita Crowe, At-
lanta. 27934
Mississippi moonlight; song. © 1.
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 1384373; Hve-
lyn V. Curry, Dallas. 27935
Mississippi shore; w Jessie Ray Har-
mom. pi ©rie c:, ‘Oeti 12) 193608
unp. 133546; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 27936
Mist-clouds; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 1383949; Rita
Green Thornton, Hollywood, Calif.
27937
Mr. Swing for President; w Andy
Razaf, melody Paul Denniker. © 1
ce. Oct. 17, 1936; E unp. 133749; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 27938
Mr. Woodstock; .w and melody. © Ie
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 184255; Wil-
liam Engvick, Oakland, Calif. 27939
Misty Mississippi; fox-trot song. © 1
ce. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 180318; Roy
Street, Faith, 8. D. 27940
Moberly (The) mine disaster; song.
© Oct. 20. 1936; E pub. 58174; Carl
HK. Hadden, Topeka, Kan. 27941
Moderato e cantabile; from Diverti-
mento, Francis H. McKay, op. 16, no.
1; 4 French horns, in F. Se. and pts.
© Sept. 24, 1936; E pub. 57780; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 27942
Modern girls; fox trot song. © 1.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 183288; Joel
B. Cauley, Manila. 27943
Modern hot single string guitar solos;
by various authors, arr. Ned Cos-
mo; with ipix accyno, 1 . © Oct.:4,
1936; E pub. 58179; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 27944
Modern (The) paramount method for
clarinet; by William J. Smith. ©
Oct. 28, 1936;'AA 217733; Wm. J.
Smith music co., inc., New York.
27945
1237
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27946
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Molto religioso;
Francis H. McKay, op. 16, no, 2; 4
French horns, in F, Se. and pts. ©
Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57781; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27946
Monkeyology; by B. Rodick; 2 pfs. ©
Feb. 28, 1935; E pub. 58149; A. Fas-
sio, Lachute, Que., Canada. 27947
Montana moon; song. ©1e. Aug. 21,
1936 ; E unp. 133605 ; Jessie B. Marsh,
Bozeman, Mont.
Moods; by E. C. Vogt; violin and pf.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1936; B unp. 1383228 ;
Everett Charles Vogt, jr., Kirkwood,
Mo. 27949
Moon in heaven; w and melody. © 1
c. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134303;
Joseph Harris, New Orleans. 27950
Moon in my hand; w I. Bestercey,
melody J. Rothenberg. © 1 c. Oct.
22,1936; E unp. 134021; Tlona Bester-
cey, Flushing, N. Y., and Joseph
Rothenberg, Queens Village, N. Y.
27951
Moon madness; fox trot song. © 1 «.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 133296; J. P.
Hunnam, Sunderland, Co. Durham,
England. 27952
Moon magic in Maine; song, melody
Charles S. Fleck. © 1 c. Oct. 17,
1986; E unp. 1383748; Joseph Di-
Pietro, Philadelphia. 27953
Moon of romance; from The street
singer, w Holt Marvell, m Jack
Strachey. © Sept. 4, 1936; E for.
45937; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
27954
Moon of Waikiki; waltz, w Walter Rey-
nolds, melody Woody Frisino. © 1.
Oct. 8, 1986; E unp. 133207; Warren
Frisino, Baltimore. 27955
Moondream; w Nick Drance, melody
Pancho Romanov. New version. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134188;
George Pancho Shopis-Romanoyv, New
York. 27956
Moonflow’r; w Hal Chadwick, and
melody. ©1ce. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133715; Olga Margaret Wolf, Kansas
City, Mo. 27957
Moonlight; w Cliff McNeil; pf. ©1-«
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 183547; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 27958
Moonlight and memories; music by
Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©
1c. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 134113;
Wilma Stanley Flynn, Wananish,
N.C. 27959
27948
from Divertimento, | Moonlight and violins; from Forbidden
melody, w Otto Harbach, m Sigmund
Romberg; with guit. arr. © Oct. 22,.
1936; E pub. 58130; Robbins music
corp., New York. 27960:
Moonlight fantasy; song. © 1 e. Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 183662; Elizabeth
Camp, Los Angeles. 27961
Moonlight in your eyes; song. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134166; Agnes
G. Sarli, Brooklyn. 27962.
Moonlight magician; hesitation or
swing fox-trot song. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1986; E unp. 1384269; Leonora L.
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 27963
Moonlight on the water; w and m Jack
Meskill, Leon Flatow and ‘Ted
White; with guit. arr. © Oct. 17,.
1936; E pub. 57992; Robbins music
corp., New York. 27964
Moonlight thru the pines; w and m
Duke York; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 133922; Sylvester Long Cross,.
Portland, Or. 27965
—— pf. sc. B. W. Robie. ©1e.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 1383127; Walter
E. York, San Francisco. 27966:
Moonlit (The) waltz; waltz, from One
in a million, w Sidney D. Mitchell, m
Lew Pollack. © 1 c¢. Oct. 9, 1936;
EK unp. 188405; Movietone music
corp., New York. 27967
More like Jesus; hymn, w L. M. Zim-.
merman, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 57629; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 27968:
More songs of the hill-folk; 10 ballads
and tragic legends from Kentucky,.
Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina
and Georgia, coll. and simply arr.
John Jacob Niles. © Sept. 2, 1936;
E pub. 58104; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 27969:
Morena clara; pasodoble, Juan Mos-
tazo; org. ptes. © May 11, 1986;
E for. 46257; Southern music pub. co.
inec., New York. 27970
Morning fair; sonnet James Agee,
m John Alden Carpenter; high voice.
© Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 58088; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27971
Morning (A) hymn; w William Fuller,
m Henry Pureell, arr. and ed. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker; unison voices. ©
Aug. 27, 1986; E for. 45997; Oxford
univ. press, London. 27972
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no. 10, 1936
Morning now beckons; Czecho-Slovak-
ian folksong, English version and m
arr. ©. F. Manney; sop., alto and
bass. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57724;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
279738
Morris (The) dance; old English mor-
ris dance, w and arr. of m EK. J.
Lorenz; sop. and alto. © Sept. 23,
1936; E pub. 58058; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 27974
Mother; song, m Hector Richard. ©
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133815;
Lucille Elias, Wheeling, W. Va.
27975
Mother, daddy and home; w Charles
Wilbert Moore; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12,
19386; E unp. 133548; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 27976
Mother Goose music series. Pt. A, bks.
15. © July 1, 19386; AA 216016;
Marjorie V. Ross, Long Beach, Calif.
27977
Mother love; song. © 1c. Aug. 38,
1936; E unp. 183256; EH. R. Water-
man, Burlingame, Calif. 27978
Mother, you’re queen of them all: song.
© Sept. 18, 1936; E pub. 57700;
Gabriel Ruscitti, Medford, Mass.
27979
Mother’s apron string boy; waltz song,
melody H. H. Mabie and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133789; H. Hamilton Mabie, Belle-
ville, Il. 27980
Mountains on the moon; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 133062;
Marie Christensen, Lakeville, Minn.
27981
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Menuet;
from Quintet in C major, arr. George
Dasch; string orch. Se. and pts. ©
Aug. 26, 1986; E pub. 57442; H. T.
FitzSimons co., Chicago. 27982.
Minuet; from Symphony in E flat,
no. 39, arr. Erik Hansen; pf. ac-
cordion band pts. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E for. 45948; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 27983
Music highways and byways; w and m
ed. Osbourne McConathy, John W.
Beattie and Russell V. Morgan. ©
Sept. 18, 1986; A 98839; Silver, Bur-
dett co., Newark, N. J. 27984
Music in May; from Careless rapture,
w Christopher Hassall, m Ivor
Novello. © Sept. 10, 1986; E for.
46044; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
27985
27998
Music in my dreams; w Alf Ritter and
Reg Connelly, m R. Connelly. ©
Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 45916; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 27986
Musie you’re a wonder; song, arr. Basil
Sadler. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
133672; Josephine DiGiorgio, Balti-
more. 27987
Musical (The) hour; play, bk. and m
M. Ecker, lyrics S. A. Masselle. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 1986; D 39154; Milton
Ecker, Newburgh, N. Y. 27987*
Musical (A) Mother Goose for two; 12
duets for young pianists, Josephine
Hovey Perry; with w. © Sept. 4,
1936; E pub. 57769; Oliver Ditson
co., ine., Boston. 27988
Musical race-track; with explanatory
notes; pf. © 1c. Oct. 23, 19386; B
unp. 134073; Henry Scott, New York.
27989
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. With suppl. v. 50,
pt. 10, Oct. 1936. © Sept. 29, 1936;
E for. 46027; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, Itd., London. 27990
My baby girl; song, m Myrtle Allman.
©1ec. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133663;
Mathias W. Duffy, Chicago. 27991
My baby’s wise; song; with guit. arr.
© 1 c Oct. 7, 19386; E unp. 183155;
Marguerite HE. Davidson, Hawthorne,
Calif. 27992
My beautiful De-a-dore; song. © 1 e.
Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 184015; Ken-
neth Emery Dibble, San Francisco.
27993
My beautiful love; pf., with w. ©1c.
Oct. 7, 19836; E unp. 133153; Joseph-
ine Botsch, Baltimore. 27994
My beautiful river; song, w Mildred
Louise Smolonovick. © 1 e¢. Oct. 5,
19386; E unp. 133032; J. Chas. Mec-
Neil, Los Angeles. 27995
My bonny lass she smileth; madrigal,
Thomas Morley, arr. C. F. Manney;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Oct. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57728; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 27996
My brand new love affair; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134278;
Sidney Milton Hicks, Missoula, Mont.
27997
My eabin by the road; fox-trot song.
©l1ec. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 133278 ;
Lillie Belle Tyger, Detroit. 27998
1239
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27999
My cabin in the piney woods of Maine;
song, w Clara Adams Flanders. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134424;
Joseph Clark Flanders, Westfield,
NAGY 27999
My Caroline; fox-trot song ©1.«
July 27, 1986; E unp. 1383117; Nick
Surendi, Wayne, Alta., Canada.
28000
My cottage of happiness; w Charles
Cross, and melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 16,
19386; E unp. 183756; Dorranece Mann
Bearse, West Barnstable, Mass.
28001
My darling Pearl; w and m Howard
Sawyer. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
1383826; Andrew Howard Sawyer,
Mineral Center, Minn. 28002:
My days are just an interlude; w Lu-
cile Coleman, m F. Motzer. © 1 e.
Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. 188065; Fred E.
Motzer, New York. 28003
My dear to see you again; w Martin
Jas. Smith, and melody, ©1e. Oct.
24, 1986; E unp. 134077; Frederick
Michael Grill, Baltimore. 28004
My disappointment in you: song. ©1
ce. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133154; Jose-
phine Botsch, Baltimore. 28005
My dream dear of you; valse, w and
m Bob Boucher. ©1e. July 27, 1936;
EH unp. 183118; Ralph A. Boucher,
Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Hawaii.
28006
My dream girl; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. Aug. . 8, 1986; ..E.-. pub.
57082; William A. Compton, Macomb,
1008 28007
w and melody Ted Evans. © 1c.
Oct, 26, 19386; E unp. 134209; Trevor
EK. Evans, Waupun, Wis. 28008
My dream mountain home; w and m
George Burkhardt Smith; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 19386; E unp. 184446; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28009
My dream of love; w and melody Al
Badler. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp.
132890; Allen A. Badler, Brooklyn.
28010
My dream of you; song. © 1. Oct.
2, 1986; E unp. 182925: Myrtle M.
Horrell, San Diego, Calif. 28011
My dream of your dreams; fox-trot
song, ©1ec. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
133312; Blanche Shirley, Irwin, Pa.
28012
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
My dreams are all of you; w Joseph.
Pafumi, m Guy Matthew Messina.
Florida ed. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1936; E:
unp. 1384117 ; Tampa moon publishing,
Tampa, Fla. 28013:
My feelin’s for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 134027; Rose
Cody, Bakersfield, Calif. 28014.
My flower garden; song. © 1 e. Oct.
9, 1986; E unp. 13833382; George W.
Bryant, Waco, Tex. 28015.
My garden; w and m Pearl Radcliffe:
Lindal; pf. ©1e Oct. 29, 1986; E.
unp. 134454; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28016:
My gifts of happiness; w Isabell See-
ley; pf. ©1ce. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp.
134449; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28017
My girl friend; w H. E. Dupont; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 1383549;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28018:
My girl from the Argentine; tango;
with arr. for mixed quartette, unacc.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133654;
Clotilde Georgiana Morey, Brooklyn.
28019
My happiness; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 1838385; Edith
Marie Anderson, Charlton, Mass.
28020.
My happiness means you; song, arr.
Jim Thomas. © Oct. 2, 1986; E pub.
57900; George Henry Skelding, Bath,
IN SG: 28021
My heart commends itself to thee ; mad-
rigal, tr. Faith Merriman Daltry, m
Orlando di Lasso, arr. Joseph S8. Dal-
try; men’s voices. © Oct. 1, 1986;
E pub. 57721; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 28022
My heart is a prisoner; waltz, w and
m Starr von Fluss. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1986: EK unp. 133448; Stella D. Fluss,
Holtville, Calif. 28023
My heart is calling you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 133668;
James Edward Needham, ‘Terre
Haute, Ind. 28024
—w Earline Page; pf. © 1c. Oct.
12,1936; E\ unp. 133550; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or, 280235,
My heart makes a song; slow swing.
waltz song. © 1. Oct. 8, 19386; E
unp. 1338199; Agnes Fitzgerald, Lex-
ington, Ky. 28026
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no. 10, 19386
28056
My heart’s full of love, all for you;
‘song, m H. W. Sprague and Warren
H. Hensen. © 1. Oct. 5, 1986; EH
unp. 1331386 ; Howard Warren
Sprague, Jacksonville, Ill. 28027
My heart’s in Italy; pf. treble, with w.
©1e. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 183971;
Lourie Hstrin, Detroit. 28028
My heart underwent an operation; fox
trot song, © 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E
unp. 1383424; Lura Lillian Littrell,
Fayetteville, Ark. 28029
My heaven on earth; song, m John Han-
cock Kimball. © 1 e. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 13838870; Francis Hayward
Stanton, Norway, Me. 28030:
My hidden message; song, melody Caro-
line Russell. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1986;
E unp. 134418; Isabel M. Galusha,
Caldwell, N. J. 28031
My Holland dream; w Clara Mishler ;
Dinen®), Lc. Oct. 12,°19865 EB. unp.
133551; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 280382
My inspiration you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1le.
Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 133647; Clara
V. Neeld, Graton, Calif. 28033
My Jo of Idaho; w Joe Dunham; pf.
© 1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134490;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28034
My kuu ipo of Hawaii; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1986; E
unp. 133936; Mary Herman Schu-
Mann, Honolulu. 28035
My little brown shack; song. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134200; Helen
Herrmann, San Antonio. 280386
My little fellow; song. © 1c. Oct. 13,
1936; EH unp. 133494 ; Jack Kopf, Phil-
adelphia. 28037
My little mountain queen ; song, m Hec-
tor Richard. © 1 c. Oct. 16, 1936;
EH unp. 183825; Bernard Shuler and
Rutledge Shuler, Eutawville, S. C.
28038
My little ole home in the mountains;
w Massie Harvey; pf. © 1c. Oct.
29, 1936; E unp, 134477; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 280389:
My little Ozark mountain home; song,
m Hector Richard. © 1 e. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133814; Hazel Younger
Davenport, Mansfield, La. 28040
My little paradise lady ; song, arr. Mar-
guret MacRae. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1986;
E unp. 133171; Curtis Williams, New
York, 28041
My little sheik doll; w Charles Wilbert
Moore; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1986; B
unp. 183552; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28042
My little slave shack; fox trot song. ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 133295:
Clara McHan Felmet, Canton, N. C.
28043
My little wonder of the night; waltz
Song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133794; Earnest
Shearer, Jackson, Mich. 28044
My love is in old Mejico; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 133019;
Nellie Godske-Nielsen, Honolulu.
28045
My love song; valse song. ©1e. Sept.
8, 1956; E unp. 183418; Prince Hriel
Kerma, Los Angeles. 28046
My love story; w and melody. © Apr.
17, 1936; E pub. 57692; James M.
Pierce, San Francisco. 28047
My love you’ve forgotten; w Sophie
Skevofelix; pf. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936;
H unp. 183666; Micheal Skevofelix,
Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 28048
My lover Tito; song. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1936; E unp. 1384199; Helen Herr-
mann, San Antonio. 28049
My masterpiece; song, w Louise Mur-
phy. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
133988 ; Thomas R. Keefe, Davenport,
Ia. 28050
My memories; pf. © 1c Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 132966; Irma Almesan,
South Freeport, Me. 28051
My memories of you; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134353; Elgin
Swineford, Springfield, Mo. 28052
My miracle of love; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 18, 19386; E unp. 133597:
Jack Welker, Los Angeles. 28053
My mother; valse song. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1936; E unp. 133314; Beulah Lee
Neel, Dallas. ' 28054
My native home; w and melody A. P.
Carter. ©1c .Oct..15, 19386; E unp.
134381; United pub. eo., New York.
28055
My old home among the hills; w Rich-
ard Revel Johnson; pf. © 1c. Oct.
29, 1986; E unp. 134468; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28056
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28057
My old Montana home; song, melody
Edward Elwood Menges. © 1c. Oct.
15, 19386; E unp. 1383690; Clyde Virgil
Long, St. Louis. 28057
My old nursery rhyme; song, w Jessie
Todd Hull. © 1. Oct. 5, 1936; H
unp. 133041; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 28058
My one reason is you; w and melody.
©1e Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133215;
Effie Allison, Olla, La. 28059
My only little gal; song; with guit.
arr. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp.
132950; Claudia Hoffman, Sale Creek,
Tenn. 28060
My Oregon; song, arr. Doris Lund. ©
1c Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 183234;
Howard H. Pritchard, San Pedro,
Calif. 28061
My prairie home; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133330; Abe
Edward Himelstein, Omaha. 28062
My prayer; hymn, w BH. A., m Mrs.
Edw. Augsburger. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57624; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 280638
My recent love; song, w William How-
ard Lee. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 134337; Sophie Mae Burton,
Philadelphia. 28064
My rosary of memory; w and m Pearl
Radcliffe Lindal; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct.
29, 1986; E unp. 134455; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28065
My sacred childhood; song, w Rosa
Kudisch; bar. © 1. Oct. 17, 1936;
E unp. 133854; Alexis Kudisch, New
York. 28066
My song of love; w Fred Schneider.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1986; E unp. 133619 ;
J. Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 28067
My Southland home; fox trot song.
©i1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 133285;
Seott A. Tolley, Schofield Barracks.
Honolulu. 28068
My spirit dream; song. © 1 c¢. Oct.
28, 1936; E unp. 184870; Owen M.
Cook, Olympia, Wash. 28069
My starlet queen; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 133064; Ely
Hefter, Chicago. 28070
My sugar turned sour on me; w and
melody Charles Bayha. © 1 ec. Oct.
24, 1936; E unp. 134184; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 28071
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
My sweetheart’s name was Mary; fox-
trot song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 @ Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133779;
James EH. King, Richmond. 28072
My sweetie and me; w and m Pat
Shelton. ©1c. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp.
133192; Julius Caesar Shelton, Mar-
ion, O. 28073
Mystery of the moonlight; song, pf.
sc. E. Forte. © 1 ¢. Oct. 28, 1986;
EK unp. 134848; Thurman Allfree Den-
nis, Philadelphia. 28074
Mystic (The) spell of music; song, m
Luther A. Clark, arr. Aaron A. Clark;
with arr. for ukulele, ete, A. A.
Clark. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp.
132981; John T. Sullivan, Brooklyn.
28075
Nan-ee-tee; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 133973; Ruth B. Irving,
Los Angeles. 28076
Nani nuuanu; song, arr. Robt. N.
Kamaunu. © 1. Oct. 8, 1936; B
unp. 133227; Lena Machado, Hono-
lulu. 28077
Naoma; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Oct.
16, 1936; E unp. 138770; Jack Moore,
Dayton, O. 28078
Nassau; m Serge Walter; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ce. Oct. 22, 1936; E unp.
184052 ; Sydney Nesbitt, New York.
28079
Nation’s (The) darling; w Melissa
Brown; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 133915; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28080
Ne troublez pas les amoureux ; chanson,
paroles Paul Marinier. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46110; Auguste Bosc,
Paris. 28081
Near to my Savior; hymn, w John R.
Clements, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept.
1, 1986; E pub. 57616; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 28082
"Neath that dreamy San Juan moon;
w Gladys Pullar; pf. © 1c. Oct. 12,
19836; E unp. 183553; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28083
*"Neath the Canadian moon; w and mel-
ody Orville (Buck) Leverton. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 19386; E unp. 133132; Orville
Leverton, Rockford, Il. 28084
’"Neath the palms on Manatee; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133179;
Mae L. Stevens, Ladysmith, Wis.
28085
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
28113
Needle (The) goes ’round and ’round; | Night-time in the Orient; m Al Sand-
w and m Bessie Seawright; pf. © 1
ec. Oct. 12, 19386; E unp. 133590; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28086
Neighbor (The) ; wand melody. ©1c.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133995; Alice
H. Crompton, Worcester. 28087
Nero; w and melody Andy Razaf, Paul
Denniker and Joe Davis. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 17, 1936; E unp. 183748; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 28088
Neun faden tief der see; w Francis
Piatt spt. ©).1 ¢. Oct. 12, 19565 i
unp. 133554; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28089
Never again; swing fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢e. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 1383439;
Roy C. McKaughan, Cloverport, Ky.
28090.
Never should have told you; w Cliff
Friend, melody Dave Franklin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 2, 19836; E unp. 132993;
Famous music corp., New York.
28091
New (The) Deal has made a new day;
w Mrs. L. H. Zeorlin. © 1 ¢. Oct.
10, 1936; E unp. 183627; J. Chas.
McNeil, Los Angeles. 28092
New (A) year carol; w traditional;
women’s choir. © Oct. 20, 19386; E
for. 46211; Joan Western, London.
28093
New-Year’s day is here again; fox trot
song, arr. Norval Renaldo. © 1 «
Oct. 8, 1986; E unp. 133221; Evelyn
Balish, Detroit. 28094
Next door to paradise; w Hal Chad-
wick, and melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 183713; Olga Margaret
Wolf, Kansas City, Mo. 28095
Night (The) I told you everything ;
waltz song; with guit. and accordion
arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1936; EE ‘unp.
134262; Stanley Albert Willcock,
Johannesburg, S. Africa. 28096
Night (The) is so divine; song. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1986; E unp. 133190;
Frank Viggiani, New York. 28097
Night-time; theme song, w Langston
Hughes, m Roger Segure. © Sept.
‘29, 1936; E pub. 57820; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 28098
waltz, Willis Irving; pf. treble. ©
1c. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133489;
Ruth B. Irving, Los Angeles. 28099
109464—-37——5
ers; pf. treble with w. © 1 ¢. Oct.
1, 1986; E unp. 1382955; Glenn N.
Larson, Warren, Pa. 28100
Nights of gold; w and m Sigurd Nor-
dahl. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
132977; William Naess, San Pedro,
Calif. 28101
Nimm dir, mein freund, ein bisschen
zeit; walzerlied, w Uans Honer, m
nach motiven v. Wilh Rab, v. Carl
Tautenhayn. 1. Gesang u. pf.—2.
Schrammelquartett; violine 1, 2, gi-
tarre u. akkordeon, mit singstimme.
© Aug. 22, 1986; E for. 45873, 45874;
Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
28102, 28103
No condemnation; hymn, w K. W.,
m Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1, 1936;
EK pub. 57643; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 28104
No longer ; song, w Verna Pond Martin.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133846;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28105
No mail today; song, w Louise C. Wal-
ters. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp.
1383555 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28106
No more; w and m Joe (Doc) Brown;
pf. ©1e Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
134224; Joseph F. Brown, Nutley,
N. J. 28107
No more love; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 188640; David
Yellen, Brooklyn. 28108
No one but you; w and m Buster Lind-
say. © 1. Sept. 21, 19386; E unp.
183414; Emery William Lindsay, jr.,
St. Paul. 28109
No one else will do; song. © 1. Oet.
9, 1936; E unp. 1388321; Alma Deeb,
Troy, N. Y. 28110
No other fellow’s sweetheart; w and
melody. ©1e Oct. 21, 1936; E unp.
184008 ; Lem Paschal, Starr, S. C.
- 28111
No sin kicking; w and m Arnold Crank,
arr. Emerson Stiles. © 1 ec Oct.
27, 1986; E unp. 1384245; Jacob
Fisher, New York. 28112
No use; from Off your Marx, w Sey-
mour Nadler, m Mordy Billig; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133148;
Mordecai Billig, Jamaica, N. Y.
28113
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28114
No use pretending; from Forbidden
melody, w Otto Harbach, m Sigmund
Romberg; with guit. arr. © Oct.
22, 1986; E pub. 58127; Robbins
music corp., New York. 28114
No wonder; fox-trot version of Por
eso te quiero, w Al Stillman, m Hr-
nesto Lecuona, arr. Al Woodbury;
orch. pts. © Oct. 1, 1986; E pub.
57712; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 28115
Nobody knows the trouble I see; tra-
ditional negro spiritual, arr. William
C. Handy; med., in C min. © Oct.
15, 1936; E pub. 57984; Handy bros.
music co., ine., New York.
Nolita; w and m Duke York, pf. arr.
B. W. Robie. © 1 ce. Aug. 17, 1936;
E unp. 133126; Walter EH. York, San
Francisco. 28117
Nordischer brautzug; v. M. Raebel, arr.
L. Weninger; orch. stimmen.
June 25, 1936; E for. 45869; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 28118
Northern lights; English w Ralph Bald-
win and Christine Baldwin, m Selim
Palmgren; men’s voices. © Oct. 12,
1986; E pub. 58063; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 28119
Not one or two, but three or four; w
Elsie Myrtle Smitzel; pf. © 1 «
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 1388556; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28120
Not sorry; w and melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1936; E unp. 183681; Edna Grau-
man, Brighton, Mass. 28121
Nothing less than our best; hymn, w
E. V. S., m Ethel V. Skiff. © Sept.
1, 1986; E pub. 57620; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 28122
Now is the time; Christmas carol, w
L. A., m Arthur Laubenstein; mixed
voices. © Oct. 26, 1936; Epub.
58196; H. W. Gray co., New York.
28123
Now who’s to blame; waltz song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 30, 19836; E unp. 132869;
EKdward George Kamp, St. Louis.
28124
Nuit d’etoiles; French w Th. De Ban-
ville, English w Olga Paul, m Cl.
Debussy, arr. Luis Sucra; high
Debussy, arr. Luis Suera; high
58052; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 28125:
—— med. voice. © Oct. 8,
1936 ; E pub. 57859 ; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 28126
28116
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Nuku o nuuanu; song, arr. Robt.
Kamaunu. 1 ec. Oct. 8, 1936;
E unp. 133226; Lena Machado, Hono-
lulu. 28127
No. 7; by Edward Dalton. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1936; E unp. 129806; Edward Paul
Dalton, Beverly, Mass. 28128
O God of men and nations; hymn, m
George C. Stebbins. © 1 ce. Oct. 24,
1986; E unp. 1384078; Perley A. Gil-
more, New Haven. 28129
O hear Thou from heaven; from ecan-
tata Gloria Domini, w selected and
arr. C. W. Stubbs, m T. Tertius Noble,
abridged version Harold Vincent
Milligan; full mixed cho., with inci-
dental bar. solo; pf. or organ ace.
© Aug. 10, 1986; E pub. 58079; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 28130
O holy one, we worship Thee; by P.
Kalinnikoff, arr. Gordon Balch Ne-
vin; sop., alto and bar.; organ ace.
© Oct. 7, 1986; E pub. 57878: J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 28131
O little town of Bethlehem; hymn-tune
prelude, William H. Oetting; organ.
© Oct. 14, 1986; E pub. 57942; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 28132
O lovely night; w Kate Moffat, m
Michael Praetorius, arr. Samuel
Richards Gaines; men’s voices. ©
Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58171; Charles
W. Homeyer & co., ine., Boston.
28133
O mistress mine; w Shakespeare, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs; unison voices.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 45982; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 28134
O Thou, in whose presence; w Joseph
Swain, set to old hymn tune, Free-
man Lewis, arr. Noble Cain; 8-pt.
mixed cho. © Sept. 2, 1936; E pub.
58099; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
281385
Oath (The) of Ali Bey; w E. Jackson
Whisler, m Maude Haben Luck; male
cho. © Sept. 26, 1936; E pub. 57902;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
28136
Obersteiger (Der); operette, M. West
u. L. Held, neufassung, buchbearb.
G. Quedenfeldt u. W. Briigmann, m
Carl Zeller, bearb. A. Bauckner.
Klavierauszug. © June 23, 1936;
FE for. 45871; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 28137
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
28163
Ocean of dreams; fox trot song.
1 c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 183299);
Edythe Smith Dillon, Lyons Falls,
ING SY. 28138
October; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 184167; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 281359
Ode A Marsyas; par Maurice Le
Boucher; flute et pf. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46125; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 28140
Of you; fox tfot song. ©1c. Aug. 3,
1936; E unp. 183258; Anna M. Baker,
Long Beach, Calif. Al
Off on the train to Reno; w Penn P.
Pillsbury, and melody. © 1c. Oct.
27, 1936; E unp. 184226; Neil O’Con-
nor, New York. 28142
Offenbach (Jacques) Orpheus; over-
ture, arr. Earl Guy; Saxophone quar-
tet, quintet or sextet, with pf. con-
ductor. © Oct. 20, 19364 Epub.
58044; Rubank, inc., Chicago. 28143
Oh! Alf Landon, we’re betting on you;
song, m Etta Rotter. © Sept. 10,
1986; E pub. 58242; Florence E.
Murray, Cody, Wy. 28144
Oh baby that’s love, yes, yes; w and |
melody. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
A34033.; Clyde North, Los Angeles.
28145
Oh faltering one, for you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 19386; E unp.
132896; Sara Manbeck, Ankeny, Ia.
28146
Oh for a home by the ocean; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1936; EK unp.
133602; Jerry Scott, San Francisco.
28147
Oh, I never knew, until I met you; w
Whitey Bennett; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 133889; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28148
Oh love me; w and melody, rev. Art
Mancebo. © 1 e¢. Oct. 14, 19386;
E unp. 1383683; Donald Swanson
Schaeffer, Oakland, Calif. 28149
Oh me, oh my, oh you; w Jack Angel
and E. Carlton Cook, pf. se. Bob
Taylor. ©1e. Aug. 27, 1986; E upp.
130882; Aliene 8. Angel, Denver.
28150
Oh send me a kiss in the mail dear;
valse song. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E
unp. 1383428; R. H. Pettengill, Cas-
per, Wy. 28151
©] Oh, so lovely; w Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest, m Walter Donaldson. © 1c.
Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133980; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
28152
Oh! Tag mig med til Hawaii; vals,.
tekst: E. Manuel, m: W. EHiberg, arr.:
Herman Hoffmark; ork. stemmer. ©
Dee. 30, 1935; E for. 46082; Alfred
Thorsings musikforlag, Copenhagen.
28153
Oh! Wonderful day; w and m Lane
Hardin; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1986: E unp. 133698; Georgia music
co., New York. 28154
Oh! You funny love; w and m Bobby
Worth, Stanley Cowan and Rubey
Cowan; with guit. arr. © Oct. 16,
19386; E pub. 58172; Schuster & Mil-
ler, inc., New York. 28155
Oh! You radio; w J. P. Long, m Hora-
tio Nicholls; with ukulele arr. and
chords for pf. accordion, banjo and
guit. © Sept. 17, 1936; E for. 46242:
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 28156
Oh, you’re my tonic baby all I need is
you; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 12,
1936; EK unp. 183473; Clyde North,
Los Angeles. 28157
O-kay for sound; title song, w and m
Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr;
with ukulele arr. and symbols for ac-
cordion. © Aug. 18, 1936; E for.
45966; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 28158
Oklahoma moon; waltz song, m Donald
Jordan West; C melody saxophone.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 19386; E unp. 133125;
John Houston Stone, Denver. 28159
Oklahoma, you set me going on my
trail; w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 183688; Pauline Dagne,
East Los Angeles, Calif.
Oklamané srdce; polka, w and m Karel
Sejk, arr. K. Echtner; orch. pts. ©
June 10, 1986; E pub. 57708; Vitak-
Hlsnic co., Chicago. 28161
Old and new; 2pt. song, w Charles
Kingsley, m Maurice Blower. © Oct.
9, 1936; E for. 46025; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 28162:
Old (The) fashioned cowboy; w and m
Carol Claybaugh; pf. © 1. Oct. 12,
19386: E unp. 133592; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28163
1245.
28160:
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28164
Old fashioned mother; w Pauline Eu-
genia Love; pf. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1986;
E unp. 133557 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28164
Old fashioned way; song. © 1. Oct.
1, 1986; E unp. 1382870; Edwin Boyce,
Pine Bluff, Ark. 28165:
Old (The) haircloth sofa; song. ©
Sept. 19, 1986; E pub. 57831; Alice P.
Yarnell, Tacoma. 28166
Old (The) home trail that leads to my
home town; w and m Aileen Kruger ;
pf. © 1 .¢ Oct. 8 19386;, BE. unp.
133224; Aileen Rosella Kruger, Rock-
lyn, Wash. 28167
Old Joe Blade; novelty swing, w and m
D. J. (Nick) La Rocca, Mercer Cook
and J. Russel Robinson, pf. se. J.
Russel Robinson. © Oct. 20, 1936; E
pub. 58086 ; Original Dixieland music,
New York. 28168
Old (The) love chest is hidden in the
garden of my heart; w Peggy Owens ;
pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133896; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28169
Old memory road; w Paul Estabrook,
melody Bill Duvall. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1986; E unp. 134202; Wm. C. Duvall,
Orlando, Fla. 28170
Old (The) mill wheel; waltz song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ec. Oct. 13,
1936; E unp. 1838505; Gene Crossett,
Everett, Wash. 28171
Old Nevada moon; w and m L. D. Rich-
ardson and G. A. Bronson, arr. by the
composers; Hawaiian guit., in note
and diagram; with guit. chord sym-
bols; in A. © Oct. 2, 19386; E pub.
57911; Bronson music & sales corp.,
Detroit. 28172
Old, old piano; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 30,
1936; E unp. 134423; Albert John de
Long, Hollywood, Calif. 28173
Old Ozark hills, ’m lonesome for you;
pf., with w. © 1. Oct. 9, 1936: E
unp. 133325; Marvin Bennet Evans,
Chicago. 28174
Old Pinto, my pony, my pal; w and
melody J. Rodgers. © 1 ce. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 134191; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co.. inc., New York. 28175
Old (An) song; romance, Quinto Maga-
nini; 2 flutes, with pf. ace. © Oct.
10, 1936; E pub. 58006; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 28176
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Old (The) trail; w Mary Ethel Ney; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133894;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28177
Old (The) Virginia rambler; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133733; Earl Powell, New York.
28178
Old western moon; song. m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 1383646; Lyman
Duane Herrick, Madison, Wis. 28179
Olden (The) songs; Viennese melody
arr. E. J. Lorenz; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Sept. 23, 1986; E pub. 58055; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 28180
Olympia-kampfer ; marsch, Erich Hoff-
ner, instr. u. arr. Curt Beilschmidt.
1. Blasmusik stimmen.—2. Orch. stim-
men. © July 1, 1936; E for. 46079,
46080; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leipzig.
28181, 28182
—pf. © July 1, 1936; E
for. 46078; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip-
zig. 28183
On a typical tropical night; from Go
West young man, w Johnny Burke,
m Arthur Johnston; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 28, 1936; E pub. 58224; Santly
bros.-Joy, ine., New York. 28184
melody Arthur Johnston.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133181;
Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New York.
28185
On great lone hills; from Finlandia, w
Amy Sherman Bridgman, m Jean
Sibelius, arr. H. Alexander Matthews,
adapted Arthur J. Havlovic; mixed
voices. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
57767 ; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Boston.
28186
On my little toboggan; w and m Box,
Cox, Roberts and Butler. © Oct. 29,
1936; E for. 46215; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., Itd., London. 28187
On s’aime; chanson, paroles Paul Ma-
rinier. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46108;
Auguste Bosc, Paris. 28188
On the banks of the silv’ry Rio Grande;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 132964;
Jay E. Greene, Tekonsha, Mich.
28189
On the old prairie; w and m I. H.
Adams and EH. I. Eylenberg. © 1 e.
Sept. 14, 1936; E unp. 133242; I. Har-
ry Adams, Fort Wayne. 28190
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
On Uncle Sam: Say Uncle, why should
you want more; w set to melody of
Du hast diamanten und perlen. ©
1 @ Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134062);
Franz Markus, Medford, Wis. 28191
Once on a night in Bethlehem; Christ-
mas anthem, w and m Lily Strick-
land; mixed voices. © Oct. 14, 1936;
E pub. 58156; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 28192
One (The) and only girl; w William
Alfred Fleek; pf. © 1 ¢@ Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 1383890; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28193
One hour for lunch; w and m James
Cavanaugh, Harry Pease, and Nat
Simon; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Oct. 19,
1986; E unp. 138838; Joe Davis, ine.,
New York. 28194
One never knows—does one; from
Stowaway, w and m Mack Gordon
and Harry Revel, pf. arr. Errol Col-
lins. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
134179; Robbins music corp., New
York. 28195
One o'clock; w Bob Oakley, m Will
Fisher. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1936; E unp.
134236; Wilson John Fisher, Milwau-
kee. 28196
One plus one; song, w Neal J. Holland.
© 1 e. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133873 ;
John Hancock Kimball, Melrose,
Mass. 28197
One someone; w Cully Richards, mel-
ody Benny Ross. © 1 c¢ Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 134101; Ben Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 28198
One song; melody, with pf. ace. ©l1e.
Sept. 25, 1936; E unp. 1384892; David
Ballantine, Garden City, N. Y. 28199
One (The) that you love is in love with
me; melody. © 1. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 134120; Porter Roberts, To-
ledo. 28200
One, two, button your shoe; from
Pennies from heaven, w John Burke,
m Arthur Johnston; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 16, 1936; E pub. 58040; Select
music publications, inc., New York.
28201
Only a beautiful bubble; w Lila Maud
Coleman; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 1383912; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28202
Only a box of roses; song. © Oct. 29,
1936; E pub. 58250; Perry Wilson
Bailey, Fort Wayne. 282038
28216
Only a cowboy; song, melody Willard
Herring. © 1 ¢. Aug. 24, 19386; EH
unp. 132949; Mrs. L. B. P. Darwin,
Little Rock, Ark. 28204.
Only a prayer; song, m H. W. Sprague
and Warren H. Hensen. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 133997; Howard
Warren Sprague, Jacksonville, Il.
28205
Only in dreams; song, melody Spike
McKenny. © 1 ¢ Oct. 14, 1936; E
unp. 1383686; L. M. Ryer, Seattle.
28206
w Milla Zuvich; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1986; E unp. 134447; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28207
Only one mother; song, w Esther H.
Nichley. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp.
133843; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28208
Only you; song, arr. Burrell Van Buren.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132468;
James Arnheiter, Newark, N. J.
28209
— w H. Emmett Hegarty, melody
Conrad P. Straub and Robert J.
White. © 1. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
132988 ; Conrad Paul Bertron Straub,
Irvington, N. J. 28210
Q-o-do-a-little; w and m Harvey Drum-
tra; pf. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp.
133591; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28211
Oompah; w M. Peterson, melody D.
Hoogbruin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1936; E
unp. 133347; Dixie Hoogbruin and
Marion Peterson, San Bernardino,
Calif. 28212
Or was it all a dream; pf., with w.
© 1 c. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134285;
Morris John Schroeter, St. Louis.
28213
Orchids for my love to-night; w and m
Jerry La Rue. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 1382975 ; Gertrude Agnes Snod-
grass, Los Angeles. 28214
Oregon (The) rose; w Mary Bercoff;
pre © 1>e “Oct.” 29, 193865) anip:
134459 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28215
Organ grinder’s swing; w Mitchell
Parish and Irving Mills, m Will Hud-
son, arr. Lou Leaman; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 9, 1936; E pub. 57301; Ex-
clusive publications, inc., New York.
28216
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28217
pt. 111, n. S., v. 31
Oriental fantasy; by Zez Confrey; pf.| Our star song; w Marty Symes and Al
© Oct. 17, 1986; E pub. 57993; Rob-
bins musie corp., New York. 28217
Other smiles may charm me yet; w
Magdenia; pf. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 133927; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28218
Oui, madame; bolero-tango, letra y m
Rafael Hernandez. © Oct. 5, 1936;
EK for. 46251; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28219
Our broken romance; valse song. ©1 ©.
July 25, 1986; E unp. 133108; Samuel
E. Cloud, El Dorado, Tex. 28220:
Our Franklin D.; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 183455; Charles Martin
Harris, Logan, Utah. 28221
Our happy home again; w and m James
Crisci. © 1 ¢ Oct. 1, 1986; E unp.
133129; Gennaro J. Crisci, Youngs-
town, O. 28222
Our hunting fathers; symphonic cycle
of songs for sop. solo and orch., w
W.H. Auden, m Benjamin Britten, op.
8; sop. Pf. voe. sc. Winthrop Rog-
ers ed. © Sept. 22, 19386; E for.
45946; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 28223
Our lonely song; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10,
1936; E unp. 133485; Elizabeth Mary
Martin, Turtle Creek, Pa. 28224
Our love waltz; w and melody Jack
Long. © 1. Oct. 22, 1936; E unp.
184084; John G. Long, Chicago.
28225
Our melody of love; song, m Arthur
Doyle. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
132998; George A. Sullivan, Salem,
Mass. 28226
Our Montana home; song, w Juanita
Charlton. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133042 ; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28227
Our next governor; song. © Sept. 15,
1936; E pub. 57834; Bessie Stukey
Hill, Jefferson City, Mo. 28228
Our President of 1933; song, m Louis
J. Panella. © Oct. 23, 1936; E pub.
58195; Clyde L. Guy, Jeannette, Pa.
28229
Our Quincy of the U. 8. A.; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133865 ;
Rose Tangherlini, Charlestown, Mass.
28230:
Silverman, m Paul McGrane; with
guit. arr. © Mar. 19, 1936; E pub.
58183; Mills music, ine., New York.
28231
Our totem pole; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 19386; E
unp. 133796; Clarence Emery Stevens,
South Newton, Ia. 28232
Our way to love; song. © 1 ©. Sept.
18, 1986; E unp. 133159; Isabelle
Eleanor Brewster, Owosso, Mich.
28233
Ours; from Red, hot and blue, w and m
Cole Porter; with arr, for guit., ete.
© Oct. 1, 1986; E pub. 57889; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 28234
Out of the East; Christmas carol, w
from the Balliol MS. 1536, m Joseph
W. Clokey; mixed voices. © Oct. 7,
1936; E pub. 57868; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 28235
Out of the frying pan into the fire;
lively fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1936; E unp. 1838313; Bertha R. Shep-
ard, Vancouver, Wash. 28236
Out of the night; fox trot song. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 1383282; Caro-
line Thurgood, Ipswich, Suffolk, Eng-
land. 28237
Over she goes; selection, Billy Mayer];
pf. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 45964;
Victoria music pub. co., ltd., London.
28238
Pageant (A) of flowers; by Robert 8.
Thornton; pf. © Oct. 13, 19386; H
for. 46074; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 28239
Pal of my heart; song, w Anna Mae
Hayes. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp.
133626; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28240
Pale horse and rider; negro spiritual,
arr. Jean Stor; mixed cho. © Sept.
26, 1986; E pub. 57963; Handy bros.
music ¢o., inc., New York. 28241
Pale moon; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 28, 19386; E unp. 1384313; Ed-
ward Preston Schaffnit, San Diego,
Calif. 28242
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Introduxit me rex; w from The Song
of Solomon, English version tr. Arthur
Mendel, m ed. John Finley William-
son; 5-pt. mixed cho. © Aug. 10,
1936; E pub. 58077; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 28243
1248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
' Parade of the colored puppets; study
in quarter notes, George Perlman;
violin, 1st position, and pf. © Oct.
10, 1986; E pub. 58022; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 28244
Paradise tango; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 133634; Louis Betan-
court, New York. 28245
Paris and May; w F. Tarr, m F. Foster.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 1343890;
Fay Foster and Florence Tarr, New
York. 28246
Parker’s (Frank) favorite songs; w and
m various authors, compiled F. Par-
ker; with guit. arrs. and chords Lou
Leaman. © May 10, 1936; E pub.
58180; Mills music, ine., New York.
28247
Pasién bolero. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E
unp. 133027; Carlos F. Serrano, New
York. 28248
Pavements (The) of Paris; from Going
places, w and m Vivian Ellis. ©
Sept. 5, 1986; E for. 46040; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 28249:
Pax triumphabit; pf., with w. © Oct.
17, 1986; E pub. 57991; Stephen B.
Davol, Brookline, Mass. 28250
Peace; song. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp.
133230; Emma Groh, Covington, Ky.
28251
Peace is life’s victory ; our peace world
anthem. © Sept. 23, 1936; E pub.
57740; Nadage Dorée, New York.
28252
Peace on earth; w and melody Freder-
ick Gustave Schwing. © Oct. 16,
1936; E pub. 57996; Fred G. Schwing,
Pasadena. 28253
Pebeta; tango, letra y m Oscar Roma,
[and] Cafe concierto; tango cancion,
letra y m Juan Pecci; orch. ptes. ©
Aug. 3, 1986; E for. 46083; Editions
Fermata, Warsaw, Poland. 28254
Tlavéua p’” cay Bere NeBevria (Pedia m’ san
thete leventia) ; mountain folk—song.
m Gregory Constantinidou, [and]
Kitoos (Kitsos) ; song, m Theodore
Eliopoullou. © Sept. 15, 1936; E
pub. 58143; Apollo music co., New
York. 28255
Pedro el pelu; melody, Rafael Hernan-
dez. © 1. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp.
132889 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 28256
Piedad ;
28270
Peggy Ann; w and melody; pf. treble.
© 1 ce. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 1840382 ;
Paul L. Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa.
28257
Penitential psalm no. 6; English version
Thomas Hamilton, m Orlando Di Las-
sus, arr. and ed. Noble Cain; mixed
voices. © Aug. 25, 1936; Epub.
57825; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 28258
Penned are the sheep; carol, w R. Ken-
nard Davis, m H. C. Stewart; mixed
voices. © Aug. 27, 1936; E for.
45983 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
28259
Pennies from heaven; from the picture,
w John Burke, m Arthur Johnston;
with guit. arr. © Oct. 16, 1936; E
pub. 58037 ; Select music publications,
ine., New York. 28260
Penrose (The) school of sight reading ;
pf. grade 1-3. © Aug. 24, 25, 26,
1986; E for. 45926-45928; Gertrude
Hocking Penrose, London.
28261-28263
Pense que volverias; letra y melodia
Armando Valdespi. © 1 c. Oct. 17,
1936; E unp. 134386; Southern musie
pub. co., inc., New York. 28264
Perfectly stupendous; song, arr. Verne
Vorwerck. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936; E unp.
132929; Richard Rohmann, Wyoming,
O. 28265
Perky; song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 19386; E
unp. 1338839; Ralf Ramon Barker,
Robinson, II. 28266
Pet parade; by Ralph Zirkle; pf. ©
Oct. 3, 19386; E pub. 57797; Midwest-
ern pub. co., Springfield, O. 28267
Peter’s pop keeps a lollipop shop; w and
m J. P. Long; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 24, 1986; E for. 46057; Irwin
Dash music co., Itd., London. 28268
Piano- curios; by H. Baynton-Power.
© Sept. 7, 1936; E for. 46047; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 28269
Pickwick ; opera, libretto adapted from
Charles Dickens’s The Pickwick pa-
pers and m Albert Coates, deutsche
iibersetzung W. Metzl. Voc. sc. ©
Sept. 28, 1986; D 39157; Universal ed.
(London) Itd.,; London. 28269*
tango, C. Percuoco, arr. Al
Woodbury ; orch. pts. © Oct. 8, 1936;
E pub. 57856; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 28270
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28271
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Pigskin parade football songs;
Pigskin parade, w Sidney D. Mitchell,
m Lew Pollack; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 19, 1936: E pub. 58168;
Movietone music corp., New York.
28271
Pine trees all around me; w and m
Marguerite Geraldine Michaud; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133593 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28272
Pink hills in the sunshine; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
1383757; George A. Hadley, Denver.
28273
Place (A) in my heart; song, melody
Bob Brown. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1936; E
unp. 134089; Joseph E. Trimarco, Oak
Parks Mii 28274
Play that waltz again; w and m Frank
Harris; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 133698; Georgia music
co., New York. 28275
Please come back please do; fox-trot
song. ©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp.
133114; Richard Mansfield, Warren,
Pa. 28276
Please don’t run over me; song, m Ame-
lia Savage and Ruth Ulbrich. ©
Sept. 29, 1986; E pub. 57735; Frank
W. Savage, Oak Park, IIl. 28277
Please don’t tickle; song, m Rose Mar-
garet McGough. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936;
EX unp. 133216; Newton John Mc-
Cleary, Johnstown, Pa. 28278
Please take me back; w Nat Fox, m Al
Berkman; pf. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E
unp. 1383232; Nathan Fox, Philadel-
phia. 28279
Polichinelle; by Rachmaninoff, arr.
Henry Geehl; 2 pfs, 4 hands. ©
Sept. 17, 1986; E for. 45898; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd., London. 28280
Polynesian sweetheart ; song; with uku-
lele arr. ©1ce. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133767; Charles Foster, Gary, Ind.
28281
Polyphonies du XIII° siecle; le manu-
scrit H 196 de la Faculté de médicine
de Montpellier, publié Yvonne Rok-
seth. Tome 2. fasc. 1-5.—Tome 3.
fase. 6-8. © July 1, 1986; A—F¥or-
eign 32879; Louise B. M. Dyer, Paris.
28282
Pony race; by Bernice Frost; pf. ©
Sept. 2, 1986; E pub. 58108; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 28283.
from | Poo’ Liza down on the levee; pf., with
w. ©1e Oct. 14, 1986; E unp.
133629; Zilner Trenton Randolph,
Chicago. 28284
Pooh (The) pieces; by Ruby Holland ;
pf. © July 23, 1936; E for. 46006 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 28285
Poor kid; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Oct.
20, 19386: E unp. 1383948; Michael
Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 28286
Poor Ruthie MacGlasgow ; song, m Hec-
tor Richard. © 1. Oct. 16, 1936; E
unp. 183811; Gretchen Terry Bennett,
Upper Montclair, N. J. 28287
Por Dios Senora; tango jaleante, can-
cién, letra Salvador Ibanez. © 1 ec.
Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 132761; Clarita
Martin, Winnetka, III. 28288
Poupée valsante; by E. Poldini, arr.
Elizabeth Gest; 2 pfs. 4 hands. ©
Oct. 28, 19836; E pub. 58287; Hlkan-
Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia. 28289
Pour ne pas souffrir d’amour; paroles
Albert Guyot, m Jane Bos. © Sept.
9, 1986; E for. 45974; S. a. francaise
Chappell, Paris. 28290
Pourquoi; pf. © 1. Oct. 29, 1936; E
unp. 1384371 ; Jean G. Lamothe, Brook-
lyn. 28291
Practice (The) hour; folk tunes and
keyboard excursions for the Ist yr.
pf. student, compiled and ed. bk. 1.
© Oct. 15, 1936; E pub. 57928; R. B.
Lund, Pasadena. 28292
Prairie (The) ramblers and Patsy Mon-
tana’s collection of songs; ed. Arthur
Gutman; with guit. arrs. © Oct. 26,
1936; AA 218137; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 28293
Praise to the Lord; old German melody,
verses J. Neander, tr. C. Winkworth,
m arr. and ace. Arthur Warrell;
women’s voices and unison cho.; pf.
or organ ace. © Aug. 31, 1936; E for.
45901; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
28294
Praise ye the name of the Lord; liturgi-
cal text based on the Scriptures, m
Igor C. Bukétoff ; 7-pt. mixed cho. ©
Aug. 1, 1986; E pub. 57895; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 28295
Prayer and hope; by Alexis Archangel-
sky; pf. ©1l1e Oct. 9, 1936; E unp.
133378: Movietone music corp., New
York. 28296
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no. 10, 1936
Prayer of a scientist; song, rev. and
arr. George Henry Day. © May 23,
1936; E pub. 58241; Malcolm 8. John-
ston, Geneva, New York. 28297
Precious wee one; w and m Josephine
Forsyth, arr. Grace Helen Nash. 1.
4-pt. mixed cho.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Sept. 2, 1936; E pub. 58091, 58092 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
28298, 28299
++ 4-nt. men’s cho. © Sept. 2,
1936; E pub. 58090; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 28300
Predominator; march, melody G. E.
Blaha and F. E. Rudolph. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 184165; George
Edward Blaha, Cicero, Ill. 28301
Prelude and fantasy fugue; the Cun-
ningham, J. H. Reginald Dixon;
organ. © July 9, 1936; E for. 46005:
Oxford univ. press, London. 28302
Prelude in C sharp minor; by Rachel
Macandrew; pf. © Sept. 19, 1986;
E for. 45883; Associated board of the
Royal schools of music London, Lon-
don. 28303
Prelude in G minor; pf. no. 1. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 133861; Ella
Marion Sexton, Greenwich, Conn.
28304
Prelude to paradise; w Russ Dean, m
Jimmy McCollum. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133747; James Charles
McCollum, Ann Arbor. 28309
President Roosevelt; pf., with w. © 1
e. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 1388442; Ar-
thur H. Paxton, Chicago. 28306
Pretending; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
28, 1936; E unp. 134298; Thomas Ar-
euri, Valley Stream, N. Y. 28307
Prisoner’s (A) dream; voce. solo or
duet; with ukulele arr. and violin,
Saxophone or trombone obbl. © Oct.
5, 19386; E pub. 57800; William
Douglas, Columbus, O. 28308
Progressive (The) ; march, w Elsa Wis-
sell, m EKHdwin Franko Goldman;
band pts. © Aug. 10, 1986; E pub.
58075; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
28309
Promenade 4 Hyde-Park; morceau de
genre caractéristique, José M. Luc-
chesi; oreh. ptes. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46103; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
28310
Proposal (The) waltz; w Al. J. Nei-
burg, m Jerry Levinson; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58187;
Crawford music corp., New York.
28311
Puccini (Giacomo) Turandot; fan-
tasia, arr. Leopold Weninger; orch.
ptes. © July 30, 1936; E for. 46138;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 28312
Puchunguita; son cubano, A. Oréfiche;
orch. ptes. et paroles. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46118; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 28313
Puddin’head the first; musical playlet,
bk. and lyrics Edward Bradley, m
Geoffrey O’Hara. © Aug. 25, 1936;
D 39149; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 28313*
Puer natus est nobia; missa, liturgical
w, m Sister Maria Gisela; sop. and
alto; organ ace. © Oct. 1, 1936; E
pub. 57786; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 28314
Put a flower on your last year’s bou-
net; w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 13,
1936; E unp. 188495; William Wood-
row Wilson, Sandusky, O. 28315
Quand Margoton; chanson, paroles
Paul Marinier. © July 20, 1936; E
for. 46107; Auguste Bose, Paris.
28316
Quand yv a du soleil dans Paris; fox
chanté, paroles et m Michel Emer.
© July 20, 1986; EB for. 46115; Ray
Ventura & cie., Paris. 28317
Quartette—E minor; op. 11, no. 1; 2
violins, viola and cello. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 19386; E unp. 134240; Ruth V.
Beck, Orlando, Fla. 28318
Queen (The) of slumber calls you;
lullaby, w and melody. © 1 e. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 1383946; Paul M.
Sterling, New York. 28319
Quest (The) ; song, m Leo Richard. ©
Ley Oct...16,.1936; KE unp., 133807;
Alice E. Sherman, Plattsburg, N. Y.
28320
Quest (The) of the shepherds; w Jes-
Sie Douglass, Polish carol freely arr.
Harvey Gaul; mixed voices. © Oct.
7, 1936; E pub. 57863; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 28321
Question (The) and the answer; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1 c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 184035;
Famous music corp., New York.
28322
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28323
pt. It, Ns.) v3a1
Quintett; by Herman Sandby; 2 vio-
lins, viola and 2 violoncellos. Se. ©
Aug. 31, 1936; E for. 46028; Skandi-
navisk & Borups musikforlag, a. s.,
Copenhagen. 28323
Quints (The) ; w Betty Miller, and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp.
133938; A. L. Daniele, Sacramento,
Calif. 28324
Raceoon jig; by Marvin Hatley; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1 ce. Oct. 7,
1936; E unp. 183148; Robbins music
corp., New York. 28325
Racing fingers; modern accordion solo.
© Sept. 29, 19386; E pub. 57701;
Charles Nunzio, Newark, N. J.
28326
Raff (Joseph Joachim) La fileuse; op.
157, arr. Henry Geehl; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Sept. 22, 1936; E for.
45896 ; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London.
28327
Rag (The) man; w and m Ada Rich-
ter; high voice. © Sept. 2, 19386; H
pub. 58100; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 28328
Rain or shine; song, w Neil Manley.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 134140;
Mildred Reuter, Lawrence, Kan.
28329
Rainbow blues; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 1383815; Edith
les Miller, Allen, Mich. 28330
Rainbow gold; w Mary Carlisle; pf.
© 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133161;
Allan Carlisle, East Islip, N. Y.
28331
—w Vera Eloise McGawn; pf. ©
Je. Oct. 12, 1936; EH. unp., 183558 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28332
Rambling (The) yodler; w and melody
Cliff Carlisle. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 1341938; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 28333
Ranger (A) met a stranger; w Myrtle
Chloe Van Leer; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
1986; E unp. 184448; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28334
Rare are these hours; w Burton Crane,
melody Masao Koga. © 1 e. Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 183219; Louis Burton
Crane, jr., New York. 28335
Rataplan; English version Lorraine
Noel Finley, Spanish w and m Maria
Grever ; high voice. © Aug. 10, 1936;
E pub. 58088 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 28336
Rayito de luz; vals, 8. de Ronda;
orch. ptes. © July 1, 1936; E for.
45520; Amado Urmeneta Sesma, Bar-
celona, Spain. 28337
Raymond (Alex) Two modern Ameri-
can compositions; melodies. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 188014; Alfred
Lewis Brook, Cincinnati. 28338
Read (The Bert) album of modern
piano arrangements of your favour-
ite songs; arrs. Bert Read; pf.
Aug. 6, 19386; E for. 45971; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd., London.
28339
Realized; song, melody L. H. O. Fisch-
man. © 1 ¢ Oct. 1, 1936; E unp.
184400; Louis H. O. Fischman and
Alfred James, New York. 28340
Recuerdo de Oran; paso doble, P.
Bourdin et M. Desbruéres; orch.
ptes. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46112;
Ray Ventura & cie., Paris. 28341
Red bandana; w Penn P. Pillsbury, and
melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134228 ; Neil O’Conner, New York.
28342
Red head, ginger bread; song. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1936; EH unp. 1384157; Stan-
ley Scott Lindsay, Toledo. 28343
Red, hot and blue; from Red, hot and
blue, w and m Cole Porter; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Oct. 16, 1936; E
pub. 58150; Chappell & co., inc., New
York. 28344
Red roofs of Brittany ; w and m Muriel
Watson, Jack Denby and Dave Scott.
© Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46063 ; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd., London.
28345
Reflections; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 133124; Daily
Jerome Walker, Waterloo, Ia. 28346
—w anon., m Hermann Lohr; in C.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E for. 46037 ; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 28347
Reflections on a rainy evening; pf. ©
1 c¢. Oct. 10,° 1936: By, unp.” i3a540,
Rosalie Staal, Jefferson, Wis. 28348
Reformed (The) gambler; song. © 1
ec. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 1383950; An-
nie B. Potter, Cleveland. 28349
Regal march; by T. Dando; pf., with
violin and cello pts., ad lib. © Oct.
2, 1936; E for. 46011; W. Paxton &
co., ltd., London. 28350
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no. 10, 1936
Rejoice and be merry ; Christmas carol-
anthem, w from Church gallery book,
m H. Hugh Bancroft ; mixed voices ;
organ ace. © Oct. 7, 19386; E pub.
57839; H. W. Gray co., New York.
28351
Remember; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 183453; Win.
BE. Maxwell and E. F. Bailey, Jeffer-
son City, Mo. 28352
Remember me; tango, w and m Nick
Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo, obbl.
and obbl. ace., with Spanish guit. ace.
and chord symbols. © Sept. 29, 1986;
E pub. 57709; First natl. inst. of allied
arts, South Bend, Ind. 28353
Remember not to leave me again; song,
m Luther A. Clark; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1986;
E unp. 1384106; Dimitrios K. Coukou-
las, Cleveland. 28354
Remembering; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1986; E unp. 134114; Dorothe An-
derson Lanning, Scottsbluff, Neb.
28355.
Remembering you; w and melody. ©
1 ec Oct. 38, 1986; E unp. 132941;
Kathryn Branaka, Beloit, Wis.
28356:
Rena awapuhi; w and m Sol Kekipi
Bright, arr, Randall Wood; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57804; American-Polynesian pub. co.,
San Francisco. 28357
Rendezvous in paradise; from Accused,
w Clifford Grey, m Percival Mackey.
© Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 45917; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
28358
Requiebros; pasodoble, Mostazo y Gar-
dey; org. ptes. © May 11, 1936;
EK for. 46254; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28359
Requiem, libera and the _ prescribed
chants; liturgical w, m Carlo Ros-
sini; unison voices. © Oct 1, 1936;
E pub. 57788; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 28360
Rest; w Mabel Simpson, m John Alden
Carpenter; high voice. © Aug. 10,
19386; E pub. 58087; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 28361
Rest your head on mother’s shoulder ;
fox trot song. ©l1e. July 25, 1936;
E unp. 133110; Eunice Twilley Snow,
Springfield, Mass. 28362
28375
Restful; w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy
McHugh. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133044; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
28363
Reverie; pf. © 1 e¢ Oct. 15, 1936;
E unp. 133726; Louise Haubold, De-
eatur, Ind. 28364
Rhumba festiva; by Vincent Maggio;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1 e¢. Oct. 5,
19386; E unp. 1382974; Achilles Vin-
cent Maggio, Chicago. 28365
Rhumba (The) swing; w Morrie Allen,
m Nat Brusiloff; with guit. arr.
Oct. 9, 1936; E pub. 57916; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 28866
Rhythm darkies South for two; fox
trot song. © 1c. July 25, 1986;
E unp. 133101; Pep Santo Lucia,
Willimantic, Conn. 28367
Ridin’ high; from Red, hot and blue,
w and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 30, 1986; E pub.
57755 ; Chappell & co., inec., New York.
28368
Ridin’ to glory on a trumpet; spiritual,
w and m Clyde McCoy; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
57753; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
28369
Rigama-jig; song, melody Frank Ma-
gine. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1936; E unp.
133090; Rowena Huber, New York.
28370
Right from my heart to yours, Sweet-
heart of mine; w and m Harry Tay-
lor McLean. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1936;
E unp. 132918; Harry T. McLean,
Gulfport, Miss. 28371
Right over left; waltz, Ralph Zirkle;
-pf. © Oct. 3, 1986; E pub. 57796;
Midwestern pub. co., Springfield, O.
28372
Ring down the curtain, I can’t sing to-
night; w and m Max Kester, Sonny
Miller and Lewis Ilda; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 24, 1936; E for. 46058;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd., London.
28373
Rip, went the strings of my heart;
song, m H. W. Sprague and Warren
H. Hensen. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1986;
E unp. 133138; Howard W. Sprague,
Jacksonville, Ill. 28374
Robbins folio of modern quartettes;
arr. Ed. Smalle; male voices. no. 2
© Sept. 30, 1986; E pub. 57689: Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 28375
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28376
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 31
Robbins mammoth collection of famous
piano music; newly ed. and tran-
scribed, Hugo Frey. © Oct. 2, 1936;
E pub. 55731; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 28376
Rocked in the cradle of the blues; w
Walter Hirsch, m Harry Sosnik;
with guit. arr. Oct 73) 1936;
EH pub. 57812; Mills music, inc., New
York. 28377
Rocking (The) chair of my dreams;
valse song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
EH ounp. 133262; Nellie Payne, Buhl,
Id. 28378
Rocking chair rhythm; song. © 1 e.
Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 133002; Neva]:
McFarland Wadhams, Sioux City, Ia.
28379
Roll, Jordan roll; w anon., m Oscar
W. Schmidt ; men’s voices, unace. ©
Sept. 4, 1986; E pub. 57768; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 28380
Roll on desert moon; fox trot song.
©1e. Aug. 24, 19386; E unp. 133290;
A. R. Martin, Arcadia, Calif. 28381
Roll on, little Savannah; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e. Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 134539;
Earl Deremo, Balsam, Minn. 28382
Romance in the air; musical play, bk.
Sara de Coursey, lyrics and m Gene
Page. ©1e Aug. 28, 1936; D 39155;
Sara de Coursey Page and Eugene
Edgar Page, Los Angeles. 28382*
Romance is all in my dreams; song,
m Ray Barkhurst. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
19386; EK unp. 134019; Edith Mae Hal-
sey, Spokane. 28383
Romancing; w and melody Evv Dalle.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 134274;
Georgia Evelyn Dale, Dallas. 28384
Romancing “neath the rainbow; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp. 131732;
Geo. Standsfield McCormick, San
Francisco. 28385
Romantic nights in Bermuda; w and
m Mrs. Eddie M. Jenkins; pf. treble.
©1e. Sept. 4, 1936; E unp. 131367;
Opal Jenkins, Cullison, Kan. 28386
Roosevelt; march song. © Oct. 3,
1936; E pub. 57799; Ivan Mitar, Lo-
rain, O. 28387
Roosevelt and Earle; song, w A. S.
Brown. © 1c. Oct. 12, 19386; E unp.
132888; A. Seymour Brown, Johann
C. Schmid, and Ed Hdwards, Phila-
delphia. 28388
Roosevelt, our beloved President; w
RB. S..0lga.:.m., Ji PB. Olga... ©) ie
Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 183076; Robert
Seldon Olga and Jane Preston Olga,
Cambridge, Mass. 28389
Roosevelt our keen President; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
1384148; Abraham 8. Feinberg, New
York. 28390
Roosevelt (The) song; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 133969;
Virginia Scharschmidt, New York.
28391
Root, root, root with Roosevelt; fox-
trot, w and m Mrs. W. F. Gaylord.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 183436;
Mary Elizabeth Gaylord, i. e. Mrs.
W. F. Gaylord, Portsmouth, Va.
28392
Root-ti-ti-toot-ti-toot; three-step. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 19836; E unp. 134497;
George Earl Glover, Long Beach,
Calif. 28393
Rosa appassita ; romanza, versi F. Avila,
mM, Piazza; ist. vieling (©) jAie
Sept. 26, 1936; E unp. 134119; Mi-
chael Piazza and Federico Avila,
Brooklyn. 28394
Rosalie; w Basil A. Thomas, m Harry
J. Engleman; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Aug. 26, 19386; E for. 45956;
Lawrence Wright music co., Itd., Lon-
don. 28395
Rose (A) from you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 183771;
Vineent J. Zesdorn and Eddie Walter,
Philadelphia. 28396
Rose (A) in the dawn; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
July 29, 1986; E unp. 129984; Lois
L. Edwardson, South Range, Wis.
28397
Rose love song; song. © 1. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 133989; Leonard Sei-
bert, Baltimore. 28398
Rose lullaby; (Podo-vavapioua) w Aristides
Valaoritis, English version Florence
McPherson, m Sotirios 8S. Lontos. ©
Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58144; Apollo
music co., New York. 28399
Rose (The) of Rio; song, melody Bur-
rell Van Buren. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1383659; Carl F. Neumann,
Los Angeles. 28400
Rose of the garden and you, dear; fox-
trot song, melody V. W. Nardo and
Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 133790; Valentino W. Nardo,
Newark, N. J. 28401
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no. 10, 19386
28424
Rose (The) window of San Jose; oper-
etta, based upon Texas history. ©
Feb. 15, 1936 ; D 39148 ; Imogen Raine
Tate and Donnella Smith, Crystal
City, Tex. 28401*
Rosedale, everyone’s home town; theme
song, w and m Jack Frost. © Oct.
19, 1986; E pub. 57999; Joe Davis,
inc., New York.
Roseland polka; air varie, Alvin Jack-
son; B flat clarinet, with pf. ace.
© Oct. 14, 1986; E pub. 57935; Mar-
tin A. Trippet, Bartlesville, Okl.
28403
Roses bring romance and you; song, m
Arthur Leon Owens. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 1383684; Clifton E. Mos-
ley, Mountain Home, Tenn. 28404
Roses in December; w and melody
George Jessel, Herb Magidson and
Ben Oakland. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1936;
E unp. 1838457; Irving Berling, inc.,
New York.
Round the old kitchen fire; w and m
Harry Leon and Don Pelosi. © Oct.
29, 19386; E for. 46214; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 28406
Roxana’s the name; w Bob Oakley, m
Will Fisher. © 1 c. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1384235; Wilson John Fisher,
Milwaukee. 28407
Rubank elementary method for cello;
individual or class instruction, Syl-
van D. Ward. © Sept. 24, 1936; E
pub. 57744; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
28408
Rugged (The) road; hymn, w K. W.,
m Kenneth Wells. © Sept. 1, 1936;
EK pub. 57649; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 28409
Rumba al Cairo; slow-fox de la peli-
cula Cifesa, letra Edgar Neville, m
Jacinto Guerrero; orch. ptes. © Jan.
29, 1936; E for. 461387; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 28410
Rumble seat rhapsody; w G. F. Stork
and Libby Borie; pf.; with symbols
for banjo and guit. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
19386; E unp. 133235; George Fred-
erick Stork, Bordentown, N. J.
28411
Runkel (Fred) Fantasie; pf. setting
op. 1, no. 23, to no. 23 of the Kreutzer
42 violin etudes. © 1 c¢ Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 1384044; Fred Runkel,
Washington. 28412
28402
28405:
Marcia ; pf. setting op. 1, no. 35, to
no. 85 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. ©1e. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 184047; Fred Wm.
Runkel, Washington. 28413
Prelude; pf. setting op. 1, no. 32,
to no. 382 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes ; violin and pf. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 134046; Fred Wm.
Runkel, Washington. 28414-
— Rondo; pf. setting op. 1, no. 39,
to no. 89 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. ©1e. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 184048; Fred Wm.
Runkel, Washington. 28415
Scherzo; pf. setting op. 1, no. 9,
to no. 9 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
21, 1986; E unp. 184048; Fred
Runkel, Washington. 28416
Study; pf. setting op. 1, no. 2, to
no. 2 of the Kreutzer 42 violin
etudes; violin and pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 184040; Fred Runkel,
Washington. 28417
Running away from love; fox trot,
song. © 1c. July 25, 1986; E unp.
133111; Earl L. Kemp, Walhalla,
N. D. 28418:
Saar (Louis Victor) Idyl; Czecho-Slo-
vakian folksong, English version and
m arr. L. V. Saar; men’s cho. ©
Sept. 5, 1986; E pub. 57763; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 28419
Sad and blue; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 134217; Willie
Pikes, Marquette, Mich. 28420:
Safety first in traffic land; pf., with w.
© 1 ce. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 133937 ;
Rebecca Cohen, Brooklyn. 28421
Sagra (La) di S. Giovanni 1936—-
XIV; canzoni romane, versi L. L.
Martelli e E. Neri, m A. Derevitsky,
Mario Mariotti e Gino Simi; pf.
July 9, 1986; E for. 46022; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 28422:
Sailing sweetheart; w Romanda Le-
manske; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133559; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28423.
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) An-
dante de la troisiéme symphonie; op.
78, transcription Gustave Sama-
zeuilh: pf. © July 20, 1986; E for.
46091; Durand & cie., Paris. 28424
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28425
Saint-Saéns—Continued.
Cheeur triomphal; adaptation et
réduction F. Brun; 4 voix mixtes sur
le Quoniam de la messe a 4 voix; or-
gue ou harmonium acc. © July 20,
1936; E for, 46099; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 28425
Sally; old Texas plantation song, arr.
Francis Moore; men’s cho. © Oct.
5, 1986; E pub. 57890; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 28426
Sally, the girl of my dreams; w B.
Redford; pf. © 1. Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 133910; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28427
Salt water; w Sonny Miller, m Ken-
neth Leslie-Smith. © Sept. 18, 1936;
E for. 45938; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 28428
Saltarello; in canon form, Quinto
Maganini; flute and B flat clarinet.
© Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 58010; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 28429
Salute to love; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133948; Louis
B. Wolff, Meriden, Conn. 28430
Salve Regina; missa, liturgical w, m
Carlo Rossini; unison voices. ©
Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57787; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 28431
San Antonio Rose; w and melody. ©
1 c Oct. 10, 19386; E unp. 133451;
Tony (Toné) Antista, Los Angeles.
28432
Sandman; lullaby song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
133704; Ethel Cable, Warren, Pa.
28483
San Jacinto; tango, S. S. Gay and
Harvé Le Roy, sc. H. Le Roy; orch.
©1e Oct. 10, 1936; E unp. 133368 ;
Silas S. Gay, Los Angeles. 28434
Santa watches little children; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1936; E
unp. 1384160; Kenneth Carson Wise-
man, Los Angeles, 284385
Sarie Marais; traditional folk song of
South Africa, w and arr. of m Dig-
genhoff and Marais; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Aug. 11, 1936; E for.
46081; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 28436
Satisfield, when I’m with you; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1. Oct. 10,
1936; E unp. 133486; Burney Higgin-
bottom, Alamosa, Col. 284387
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Save me, O God; anthem, w from
Psalm 69, m Fritz Hart; mixed
voices. © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 46225;
W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 28438
Say it with flowers; w Mary Sophia
Weidenbach; pf. © 1 ec Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133905; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28439
Say yes; song. © 1. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1383968; G. V. Tanner,
Cambridge, Md. 28440
Say you'll give me part of your heart;
w and melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 132989; Ernest A. Philipp,
Baltimore. 28441
Saying good-bye to you; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Oct. 26, 19386; E unp. 134253;
Harold (Bud) Swanton, San Fran-
cisco. 28442
Scaling; by Ralph Zirkle; pf. © Oct.
3, 1986; E pub. 57798; Midwestern
pub. co., Springfield, O. 28443
Scarecrow (The); song, w Michael
Franklin. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57966; H. Gifford Bull, Ithaca, N. Y.
28444
Schneider (Der) im schloss; lustspiel
Paul Armont u. Leopold Marchand,
gesangstexte Alexander Steinbrecher
u. Hans Weigel, m A. Steinbrecher.
Volistandiger klavierauszug mit text.
© Aug. 13, 1936; D 39158; Wiener
operettenverlag, g. m. b. h., Vienna.
28444*
Schubert (Franz Peter) Come unto
Me; w L. L. Ingraham, m arr. E. J.
Lorenz; men’s voices, with 2d ten.
or mezzo sop. solo. © Sept. 26,
1936; E pub. 58057; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 28445
Military march; arr. W. F. Am-
brosio; violin and pf. © Oct. 10,
1986; E pub. 58031; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 28446
Schubert songs; selected and ed.
Richard Tauber, with new trs. G. H.
Clutsam. Concert ed. © Sept. 25,
19386; E for, 45919; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 28447
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Car-
naval; ballett, adapté et arr. K.
Konstantinoff; full orch. Se ©
Sept. 4, 1986; E for. 45953; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. 28448
Sea fever; song, w John Masefield. ©
1 ce. Oct. 5, 19386; E unp. 13838015;
Floris Smith Hudnall, Los Angeles.
28449
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Search me, O God; w from Paslm 139, | Shadows that walk in the night; from
m Carl F. Mueller; 4-pt. mixed cho. Forbidden melody, w Otto Harbach,
© Sept. 2, 1986; E pub. 58102; G. m Sigmund Romberg; with guit.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 28450 arr. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58129;
Robbins music corp., New York.
28465
Shall I compare thee; ballad, w from
Shakespeare sonnet, and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 19386; E unp. 134254;
Nathan G. Scott, Berkeley, Calif.
28466
Shall I hear you say; w Alicia Kesler;
pi "© VL eOct: 729) 1986 18" ump:
134489; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28467
Shall I tell you why; w Edward Lock-
ton, m Philip Conway; in E flat. ©
Sept. 9, 1986; E for. 46060; Warren
& Phillips, London. 28468
Sharonian serenade; oboe solo, pf. ace.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133356;
Giuseppe F. Amato, Ridgefield Park,
N. J. 28469
She didn’t fall in love with me; song;
with guit. and accordion arr. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 134261; Stanley
Albert Willcock, Johannesburg, S.
Africa. 28470
She’s dizzy, but I love her; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 19386; E unp. 134085;
Michael Surovehak, jr., Monessen,
Pa. 28471
She’s got a mortgage on my heart; w
Edith Clark; pf. © 1 e¢ Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 183560; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28472
She’s got the wiggle-toes; fox trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 21, 19386; E unp.
154031; Clinton A. Pedrick, Los
Angeles. 28473
She wasn’t home; novelty fox-trot, w
Ernie Odgers, m George Johnson. ©
1 c.. Sept. 5, 1986; E unp. 184412;
Ernie Odgers and George Johnson,
Wildwood, N. J. 28474
Shed no tear; sonz, w John Keats. ©
1 e@. Oct. 29, 1936; EH unp. 134378;
Joseph Clarence Chambers, jr., Bal-
timore. 28475
Shepherds (The) ; anthem, Peter Cor-
nelius, arr. Sumner Salter; women’s
voices; pf. or organ ace. © Oct. 6,
1986 ; E pub. 57823; Boston music co.,
Boston. 28476
Shepherd’s vigil; w Dreult Berth, m
Garth Edmundson; mixed voices; or-
ganace. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 57871;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 28477
Second handed; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 132909; George
Alfred Bushong, Galveston, Tex.
28451
Seeing stars by moonlight; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ec. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp.
133195; Martin Louis Brown, Phila-
delphia. 28452
Send out Thy light; w from the Bible,
m M. A. Balakireff, arr. Gordon
Baleh Nevin; sop., alto and _=bar.;
organ ace. © Oct. 7, 1986; E pub.
57874; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
28453
Sentimental creature; w and melody
Alan Jones and A. Stanley. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 130515; Aileen
Stanley, New York. 28454
Sentry on parade; w and m Ken Hen-
derson. © Oct. 20, 1936; E for.
46076 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.,
London. 28455
Serenade; improvisation 1; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 1, 19386; E unp. 132887; Karl
Macek, Easthampton, Mass. 28456
Serenade espagnol; by Glazounoff,
transcribed Cecil Leeson; E flat alto
saxophone and pf. © Sept. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57854; Mecca music service,
New York. 28457
Serenata de amor; cancién. © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 182924; Gabriel
Munoz, Los Angeles. 28458
Settin’ on a rainbow; fox-trot; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp.
133336; Normain Fytszch, Lincoln,
-Neb. 28459"
Seventeen and twenty; w Miller Wil-
liams; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 133930; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28460
Sexton (Ella Marion) Idyl; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 134016;
Ella Marion Sexton, Greenwich,
Conn. 28461
—Impromptu; pf. no. 1,2. ©l1e.
each Oct. 30, 19386; E unp. 134508,
134509; Ella Marion Sexton, Green-
wich, Conn. 28462, 28463
— March; pf. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1936;
E unp. 133862; Ella Marion Sexton,
Greenwich, Conn. 28464 |,
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28478
Shirley Temple song album; compiled
Movietone music corp. ; with arrs. for
Suit,, etc. No.2.” ©) "Och 19. 193G:
E pub. 58245; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 28478
Short communion service; m Frank E.
Ward, op. 638; mixed cho.; organ acc.
© Aug. 10, 1936; E pub. 58078; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 28479
Should you forget me; w Susan Saens;
pf... .©.;.1,; e. Oct. 12, 1936;, E ,unp.
133561; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28480
Show me Thy way; song, m H. W. John-
son.
Georgia Hicks Hixon, Los Angeles.
28481
Side by side; from Over she goes, w
Desmond Carter and Frank Eyton,
m Billy Mayerl; with ukulele arr.
and chords for guit., banjo and pf. ac-
cordion. © Sept. 24, 1986; E for.
46243; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 28482)
Silent night; interlude for Christmas,
Charles Black; organ. © Oct. 14,
1986; E pub. 57988; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 28483,
Silent sighs; slow waltz, w and melody.
©1e Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 133017;
Minnie Collings, Lincoln, Mont.
28484
Silver (The) swan; w anon., m Orlando
Gibbons [and] If love love truth; w
and m Thomas Campian: arr. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker; sop. 1, 2 and contral-
to. © June 4, 1986; E for. 45999;
Oxford univ. press, London. 28485
Silverado; caprice, Herbert L. Clarke,
op. 237; solo B flat cornet, trumpet,
bar. or trombone, or duet for 2.B flat
cornets, trumpets, with pf. acc. ©
Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 58005; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 28486
Since Robin Hood; from Ayeres or
phantasticke spirites for three voices,
Thomas Weelkes, arr. and ed. Charles
Kennedy Scott; sop. 1, alto or sop. 2,
and ten. © May 21, 1936; E for.
45894 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
28487
Since the bonus checks are out; song.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 132971;
Elizabeth Miller, Clinton, N. C.
28488
Since yesterday; w and melody. © i
ce. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1384260; Max
Drexler, Newark, N. J. 28489
© Aug. 9, 19386; E pub. 57828; |
pt. 111; ns.) v.31
Since you came back to me; song, mel-
ody George Lee Perry. © 1 ¢. Sept.
21, 1936; E unp. 182948 ; Lorene Cates
Gorman, Paris, Tenn. 28490
Sinfonia in do maggiore; di Muzio Cle-
menti, ricostruita e completata da Al-
fredo Casella; orch. Partitura. ©
Oct. 27, 1986; E for. 46284; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 28491
Sinfonia in re maggiore; di Muzio Cle-
menti, riveduta da Alfredo Casella ;
orch. Partitura. © Oct. 27, 1936;
E for. 46285; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
28492
Sinfonietta; by David Diamond, © 1
ce. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 184421; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 28493.
Sing a song at twilight; w and m
George Hardin Brown, pf. se. Lou
Leaman: with guit. arr. © Oct. 38,
1936; E pub. 57818; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 28494
Sing a song of summer; singing game,
w and m Marion Anderson; pf.
Aug. 25, 1936; E for. 45941; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 28495
Sing a song to Lady April; w Marion
Ray, m F, A. Challinor; sop. 1, 2 or
alto. © Oct. 18, 19836; E for. 46073 ;
Banks & son, York, England. 28496
Sing a while longer; w Edwin Mark-
ham, m Geoffrey O’Hara; cho., or
quartet. 1. Men’s voices.—2. Mixed
voices. © Oct. 26, 1936; E pub. 58217,
58218; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
28497, 28458
high in D flat. © Oct.
10, 1986; E pub. 58020; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 28499
sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Oct. 21, 19386; E pub. 58134; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 28560
Sing an old Irish song; w and m Regi-
nald Sloan; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1986;
E unp. 134481; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28501
Sing and be merry; song; men’s voices.
© Oct. 23, 1936; E pub. 58073; Will
M. Strickler, Spokane, Wash. 28502
Sing and dance with the moon; waltz
song, melody Mario Leone. © 1 ec.
Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 133978; Sarah
Grace, Sudbury, Ont., Canada,
28503
Sing, fair Clorinda; by Henry Lawes,
arr. W. Gillies Whittaker; sop. 1, 2
and contralto. © June 4, 1986; E for.
46000; Oxford univ. press, London.
28504
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Sing lovely lady ; w and melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 134403 ; William
Evarts Thompson, Phoenix, Ariz.
28505
Sing me a song of the saddle; fox trot,
w and melody. © 1. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1383641; Frank Clifton Har-
ford, Los Angeles. 28506
Sing me a sweet old Vienna tune; w
and m J. Berg and Peter Pott; pf.
© 1 e. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 132991 ;
Jimmy Berg, Vienna. 28507
Sing me to sleep with a love lullaby;
by Vincent Rose, Arthur Terker and
Lou Singer, arr. Reo Fletcher; male
quartette. © Sept. 30, 1886; E pub.
57748; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
28508
waltz, Vincent Rose, Arthur Ter-
‘ker and Lou Singer, arr. Archie
Bleyer; orch. pts., with w. © Oct.
5, 19386 ; E pub, 57969; M. M. Cole pub.
co., Chicago. 28509
Sing me to sleep with an old melody;
w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1986;
E unp. 184074; Robert M. Kelly,
Youngstown, O. 28510
Sing, O sing; Christmas anthem, w C.
Wordsworth, m_ Lily Strickland;
mixed voices. © Oct. 14, 1936; EB
pub. 58155; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 28511
Sing to me; pf., with w. © 1. Oct.
1, 1936; E unp, 133251; Edward Caro-
lan Redding, Louisville. 28512
Sing we merrily; w and m Victor Mas-
sey; 2 treble voices. © Oct. 1, 1986;
E for. 46223: W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 28513
Singable songster; hymns, compiled P.
Harold Alexander. nos. 1-14.
July 8, 1986; E pub. 58214; Harold
Alexander, Los Angeles. 28514
Singers (The); w Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, m Cesare Sodero; men’s
cho. © Oct. 5, 1986; E pub. 57891;
Galaxy music corp., New York.
28515
Singin’ your praises; w Benny Davis,
m J. Fred Coots; with guit. arr. ©
Oct. 13, 1936 ; E pub. 57972; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 28516
Sippy ; from Banjo on my knee, w Har:
old Adamson, melody Jimmy Mce-
Hugh. © 1. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
134176; Robbins music corp., New
York. 28517
109464—37—6
28531
Sirénes (Les) ; waltz, Emil Waldteufel,
concert-paraphrase Michael Zadora ;
pf. © Aug. 19, 1986; E pub. 58111;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 28518
Sitting on the moon; w and m Mary
Schaeffer ; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
1c. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 1383682; Red
star songs, inc., New York. 28519
Skating lady: by Bernice Frost; pf. ©
Sept. 12, 1986; E pub. 58107; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 28520
Skeleton (The) in the closet; from
picture Pennies from heaven, w John
Burke, m Arthur Johnston; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 16, 1936; E pub. 58039 ;
Select music publications, inc., New
York. 28521
Ski race; fox-trot; 1st violin. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134828; John
Craven Haywood, Washington.
Sleep, O gentle Jesus; Christmas carol,
w and m Maxwell Maemichael; dou-
ble mixed cho. © Oct. 26, 1936; E
pub. 58198; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 28523
Sleep on; w Samuel Rogers, m Howard
Carr; male choir or quartet. © Oct.
1, 1986; E for. 46226; W, H. Paling
& co., Itd., Sydney, Australia. 28524
Sleepy-head; by Sybil Barlow; pf. ©
Sept. 19, 1986; E for. 45877; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
music, London, London. 28525
Sleepy (The) man; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 1986; F) unp. 1384082; Margaret
McFarlane, New York. 28526
Sleepy river; from The song of free-
dom, w Henrik Hge, m Hric Ansell.
© Sept. 15, 1986; E for. 45890; As-
cherberg, H-pwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. 28527
Sleepy time is nigh; lullaby. © 1.
Oct. 26, 198@; E unp. 134220; Isabel
Trombley, Conneaut, O. 28528
Smart (A) little girl; w J. P. Faruzzi,
melody G. E. Blaha and J. P. Faruzzi.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 134164;
George Edward Blaha, Cicero, Ill.
28529
Smile in your dreams; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
133812; Grace Keelan, Lincoln, Neb.
28530
Smile, smile, smile; song; mixed
voices. © Oct. 24, 1986; E pub.
58247; Floyd W. Hawkins, Tacoma.
28531
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Smiling pal; fox-trot song, m Jack Ma-
honey. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp.
133468 ; Hilda Carlson, Amherst Jct.,
Wis. 28532
Smoke; song. © 1. Oct. 29, 1986; H
unp. 1384867; John Olszowy, York-
ville, O. 28533
Smooth and pretty; w and m Irven
Maxwell; with guit. arr. © Oct. 5,
1936; E pub. 57801; Irven L. Max-
well, Canton, O.
So do I; from Pennies from heaven, w
John Burke, m Arthur Johnston;
with guit. arr. © Oct. 16, 19386; E
pub. 58041; Select music publications,
inc., New Work. 28535
So sad and blue; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134083; Mike
Giudice and Frank EH. Collette, Brook-
lyn. 28536
So this is the end; fox-trot, w and
melody.,;..©,, dixc:; Oct. 4 26,,, 1936 ;...H
unp. 134155; Evelyn Louise Perata,
Alameda, Calif. 28537
Soft winds follow thee; song, w
Blanche A. Koch. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 1838721; Irene M. Koch,
Buffalo. 28538
Sola y triste; letra y melodia Armando
Valdespi. © 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1936; E
unp. 134387; Southern music pub.
co., ine, New York. 28539
Solféges de concours a 2 voix, 1936;
par Gaston Selz, R. Cocheux, F.
Cotté, et les autres. © July 20, 1936;
E for. 46089; Durand & cie., Paris.
28540
Some day soon; song. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1936; E unp. 134151; Violet May De
Paola, Chicago. 28541
Some day you'll realize; song. © 1 ©.
Oct. 17, 1936; E unp. 1383737; Renée
Worrall, New York. 28542
Somebody loves you; song, with cho.
or quintet. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E
unp. 184218; Cyril Dadswell, Salina.
Ok1. 28543
Somebody’s following me; w S. Gallop,
melody KE. Carlson. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
19386; E unp. 134237; Sammy Gal-
lop and Eddie Carlson, Duluth.
28544
Somebody’s gonna get you; w and
melody. © 1 c¢ Oct. 12, 1936; H
unp. 1383497; Henry Spragens, Lex-
- ington, Ky. 28545
28534
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Someday your heart will be aching;
valse song. © 1 c¢. Sept. 8, 1936;
E unp. 133434; Mildred Cassandra
Barrow, Santa Paula, Calif. 28546
Someone to care for me; from Three
smart girls, w Gus Kahn, m Bronis-
law Kaper, and Walter Jurmann. ©
1 c. Oct. 5, 19386; E unp. 1383412; Leo
Feist, inec., New York. 28547
Someone was meant for you; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
184054; Felix C. La Fond, Pekin,
Tl. 28548
Something should be done about you;
song, pf. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 27, 1956; E unp. 130883; Aliene
S. Angel, Denver. 28549
Somewhere in the heart of those moun-
tains; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1986; E unp. 133833; William Rob-
ert Heim, Arcadia, Calif. 28550
Somewhere someone is waiting for me;
song, w Lola C. Cooper. © 1 ec. Oct.
27, 1936; E unp. 134350; J. Chas. Me-
Neil, Los Angeles. 28551
Sonata in fa; di Adone Zeechi; violino
e pf. © Aug. 18, 1936; E for. 46021;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 28552
Sonata in re bemolle maggiore; di
Turini, arr. E. Bormioli; 2 pfs.
Aug. 25, 1986; E for. 46020; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 28553
Song gems from Ramona; w and m
William Kernell, compiled Movi-
tone music corp. © Oct. 14, 19386;
E pub. 58164; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 28554
Song (The) I would sing; song, w Al-
len G. Miller. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1936;
EK unp. 134135; Josephine Rehbein
Spencer, Asheville, N. C. 28555
Song of a summer night; song. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1986; E unp. 183097 ; Emma
Mae Roberts, Philadelphia. 28556
Song of India; by N. Rimsky Korsa-
kov, arr. Elizabeth Gest; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Oct. 28, 1936; Epub.
58235; Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delphia. 28557
Song of peace; song, m Karl Kaye. ©
Oct. 5, 1936; E pub. 57803 ; Luise Ob-
ney Slife, Alliance, O. 28558
Song (The) of silence; w Swami Para-
mananda, m Moritz Hmery; men’s
voices. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub.
58123; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 28559
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no. 10, 1936
28585
Song of the Barrio; Visayan folk song,
w adapted and pf. arr. F. W. Ebey.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; BE unp. 182943;
Frank Ward Ebey, New York. 28560
Song (A) of the chase; w anon., m
Maurice Blower; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 8, 1936; E for. 45929; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 28561
Song of the mountain trail; w James
Harry Young; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 184450; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28562
Song (A) of the night; study in quar-
ter and half notes, George Perlman ;
violin, 1st position, and pf. © Oct.
10, 1986; E pub. 58021; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 28563
Song (The) of the pixies; w S. T. Cole-
ridge, m Maurice Blower; 2 voices.
© Sept. 18, 19386; E for. 45930;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 28564
Song of the right; w R. Leland, m M.
Clark; pf. © Oct. 9, 1936; E pub.
57999; Mary Clark and Robert Le-
land, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 28565
Song of the sea; w Allan Cunningham,
m Henry Hadley, op. 117, no. 1;
men’s voices. © Oct. 19, 1936; E
pub. 58116; Hill-Coleman, New York.
28566
Song of the Volga boatman; Russian
folk-song, freely arr. Alexander Kel-
berine; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Aug. 10,
1986; E pub. 58084; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 28567
Sorrowful song; by Alexis Archangel-
sky; melody, with pf. acc. © 1.
Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133387; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 28568
Sour grapes; w Tot Seymour, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 1384034; Famous music
corp., New York. 28569
South wind; orchestral fancy; grand
orch. Sc. © Oct. 3, 1936; E pub.
58239; Quinto Maganini, New York.
28570
Southland blues; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134326;
Neomie E. Salatich, New Orleans.
28571
Spanish Jake; from ‘Transatlantic
rhythm, w and m Irving Caesar,
Sammy Lerner and Gerald Marks;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1936; E
for. 46050; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 28572:
Spanish lady; m Avon Wilkinson; pf.
with w. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1936; E
unp. 134122; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28573
Spanish lover’s moon; song, m Mar-
guerite Merchant. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 133348; Mary Leola
Boyd, Roswell, N. M. 28574
Spectator march; theme, Real Silk
program, melody Harry Sosnik. ©
1: ¢@. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134492;
Robbins musie corp., New York.
28575
Speed ahead; perpetual motion, Jacob
Weinberg, op. 31, no. 2, ed. and fin-
gered Mishel Piastro; violin and pf.
© Oct. 10, 1935; E pub. 58148; A.
Fassio, Lachute, Que. Canada. 28576
Spell (The) of the moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133175;
Bernard J. Boyle, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
28577
Splashin’ in de puddles; w Jannettia
Hannah Scriven; pf. © 1. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 1383908; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28578
Spooks on holiday; humoresque, Her-
berte Jordan; pf. © Oct. 5, 1986;
E for. 45920; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 28579
Spot (The) where I saw Calvary;
hymn. © June 15, 1936; E pub.
57981; Percy Thomas King, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. 28580
Springtime and you; waltz, w Al Hen-
derson, melody Rodney Jerome and
Claude Berg. © 1 ce. Oct. 16, 1936;
EK unp. 1383782; Irene Dearinger,
Seattle. 28581
Springtime in the wild woods; valse
song. © 1. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
133431; Barbara Ball, Manville, Wy.
28582
Springtime means ringtime to me; w
Millicent Martin; pf. © 1 e. Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 133562; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28583
Squads, right; march, Helen Travis
Weston; pf. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub.
58209; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 28584
Staccato; march, Quinto Maganini; B
flat clarinet and bassoon. © Oct. 10,
1936; E pub. 58014; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 28585
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28986
Stand by America; march, arr. Ray
G. Wetherhold; band pts. © June 1,
1936; E pub. 57246; Henry J. Ster-
ner, Emaus, Pa. 28586
Standard bearers; w and m Amos Ball.
© 1e. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133869;
Standard oil co., Indiana, Chicago.
28587
Star (The) Spangled Banner; G and
D system of bugling, arr. Sc. ©
Sept. 238, 1936; E pub. 57950; Charles
S. Walton, Philadelphia.
Star struck; w and m Al, Young, ©
1 e. Oct. 17, 1986; E unp. 133738;
Alice Young Idema, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. 28589)
Stars (The) made a picture of you;
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1936;
EK unp. 184324; Frank Nelson Wilson,
Bullsgap, Tenn. 28590
Stars over Nazareth; w John J. Mo-
ment, m Charlotte Lockwood; wo-
men’s cho. and organ. © Oct. 26,
1936; E pub. 58201; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 28591
Stay out of de shadows; w and mel-
ody Gene Bone. © 1. Oct. 10, 1936;
E unp. 1833861; Lawrence Eugene
Bone, Oakland, Calif. 28592
Steeple chase; by G. Groitzsch, arr.
Fred Ralph; orch. pts. © June 23,
1936; E for, 45868; Bosworth & Co.,
Leipzig. 28593
Step on the gas; w and m Arnold
Crank, arr. Emerson Stiles; pf. ©
1.c.. Oct. 27, 19386; E unp. 184246;
Jacob Fisher, New York. 28594
Stillness (The) of the night; w and
m William De Lange; pf. © 1 ©.
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 134479; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or,
28595
Stirring memory; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134311;
J. W. Montgomery, Decatur, II.
28596
Stop pretending; song. © 1 e¢. Oct.
29, 1936; E unp. 184874; Freda Has-
kell, Evanston, IIl. 28597
Strains of a Spanish guitar; song, w
Blanche A. Koch. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 1383719; Irene M. Koch,
Buffalo. 28598
Strange faces and strange places; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1383972; Lourie Estrin, De-
troit. 28599
28588
Disk. Wess vero
Stranger than fiction; song. ~© 1 ¢
Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 182990; Isabel
Parco, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 28600
Stream (The) line; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 134248; Elmer Clar-
ence Whitaker, Los Angeles. 28601
Streamline; by Edwin Gerschefski, in-
strumentation EF. Campbell-Watson;
band. Full sc. © Sept. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57777; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 28602
Streamline Sam; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 1383328; Fredrick George
Rogers, Forty Fort, Pa. 28603
Streamliners; w and Melody Arthur
Fields and Fred Hall. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1986; E unp. 133220; Piedmont
music co., New York. 28604
Strike me pink; foxtrot song; with
guit. and accordion arr. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 134263; Stanley AI-
bert Willcock, Johannesburg, S. Af-
rica. 28605
Strike up the band for U. C. L. A; w
Ira Gershwin, m George Gershwin;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 8,
1936; E pub. 58070; New world
music corp., New York. 28606
String along; by Anthony Antone;
plectrum guit. solo or duet. © Sept.
23, 1986; E pub. 57947; A. and B.
music co., New York. 28607
Struttin’ to Sutton place; from Holly-
wood revels of 1937, w and m Dave
Oppenheim and Jacques Krakeur 2d,
pf sc. Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Oct. 9, 1986; E pub.
58071; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 28608
Study to show thyself approved ; hymn.
© Sept. 14, 1936; E pub. 58231; Ken-
neth Wells, Philadelphia. 28609
Sucedio lo que tenia que suceder; bo-
lero-son, letra y ma Antonio Escobar.
© Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 46250; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
28610
Such is life; fox-trot, Joe Crossman;
E flat alto saxophone; pf. acc. ©
Sept. 2, 1986; E for. 45968; Peter
Maurice music eco., ltd., London.
28611
Suena guarachita; guaracha rumba,
paroles francaises Bertal—Maubon,
paroles espagnoles et m Moisés Si-
mons. © July 20, 1936; E for. 46121 ;
Julio Garzon, Paris. 28612
1262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Summer song; w Margaret Rose, m
John Longmire, tonic solfa tr. H. J.
Timothy; sop. 1 and 2 or contralto.
(C,, Aue. 31; “1936; EH” for. 45903);
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 28613
Summer (A) walk; w and m Anca
Seidlova. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1986; E unp.
133054; Anca Seidlova Edwards, New
York. 28614
Sunbonnet days; w Lillian McKinnie
Ray; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29, 1936; HE
unp. 134451; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28615
Sunday mass; tango, English, Olga
Paul, Spanish, Tagini, m Guichandut,
arr. Venado De Campo. © Oct. 1,
1986; E pub. 57716; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 28616
Sunny honeymoon; w Alice Barnwell
Jensen; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 12, 1936;
HE unp. 1383563; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28617
Sunrise on the Shiloh trail; w Lora
Olive Blair; pf. ©1 ce. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 133564; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28618
Sunset’s symphony; w Marion J. Daly,
m A. Louis Scarmolin; mixed voices.
© Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57725; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 28619
Sunshine; w and melody. © 1 c¢. Oct.
2, 1986; E unp. 132905; Bob Hanson,
Geauga Lake, O. 28620
Suppe’s ghost; by R. H. Bassett; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1986; E unp. 1383402; Movietone
music corp., New York. 28621
Supplementary studies for saxophone;
by R. M. Endresen. © Sept. 24, 1936;
E pub. 57743; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
28622
Suppose I kiss you; song, m Aaron
Magil. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp.
132882; Isadore Brill, Philadelphia.
28623
Sur le chemin d’amour; paroles Luce
George, m H. Mouton. 1. Chant seul.
4to.—2. Pf., violons, violoncelle et con-
trebasse.—3. Pf. et chant. © July
20, 1936; E for. 46092-46094 ; Durand
& cie., Paris. 28624-28626
Sure I would be your life boy; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp.
1343897 ; Pauline Dagne, East Los An-
geles, Calif. 28627
Survival; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 24, 1936;
E unp. 134144; Fidella Dario, East
Orange, N. J. 28628
28641
Susan Brown; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133933; J. Wal-
lace Koper, Newark, N. J. 28629
Swahili hunt song; based on traditional
Swahili chant, w and melody C. Court
Treatt. With English tr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 133396; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 28630
Swahili laboring songs; based on tra-
ditional Swahili chants, w and mel-
ody C. Court Treatt. With English
tr. © at’ Co Oct. 9 1986 ok ump:
133398; Movietone musie corp., New
York. 28631
Swahili lion hunt chant; based on tra-
ditional Swahili chant, w and m C.
Court Treatt; voc. sc., percussion ace.
With English tr. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1936;
E unp. 183399; Movietone music corp.,
New York.. 28632
Swahili lion song; based on traditional
Swahili chant, w and melody C. Court
Treatt. © 1c. Oct. 9, 19386; E unp.
133397 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 28633
Sweet and dreamy music; by Lary
DeuSchel; melody, with pf. ace. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp. 1315387;
Andrew Lauren Deuschel, Hollywood,
Calif. 28634
Sweet Dixie’s lullaby; w Berther W.
Paquet, and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 3,
1986; E unp. 132933; Berther Paquet,
New Orleans. 28635
Sweet dreams; w Violet Matilda Ran-
kin; pf. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133565; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28636
Sweet little girl; song, m Mrs. D.
Pageot. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp.
132184 ; Eugene Casivant, Waterbury,
Conn. 28637
Sweet love melody; w Geo. I. Rainey,
m Guy Matthew Messina. Florida
ed. © 1. Sept. 14, 1936; E unp.
134116; Tampa moon music publish-
ing, Tampa, Fla. 28638
Sweet stay at home; w P. Cordle
Bridges; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 19386; E
unp. 133926; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28639
Sweet thoughts; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 132897 ; John
Miodek, Detroit. 28640
Sweeter all the time; w Lysle Tomerlin,
melody Andy Iona Long. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 134187; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 28641
1263
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28642
Dt. 1, HW. Ss wae
Sweetheart dear, I love you so; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E pub. 57699; Albert J. Tellier, Mo-
bile. 28642
Sweetheart o’ mine; w Katharine Big-
gary Portinen) pt. |.©) dane Oct. gale:
1936; E unp. 133566; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28643
Sweetheart ties; w and melody Mae
Richardson and Annette Page. ©
1 ¢c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 1381826;
Isabel M. Galusha, Caldwell, N. J.
28644
Sweetheart (The) waltz; from College
holiday, w Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane. © 1 © Oct. 7,. 1986; BE. unp.
133370; Famous music corp., New
York. 28645
Swing along; from the show, w Graham
John, m Martin Broones. © Sept. 12,
1936; E for. 46053; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 28646
selection, Martin Broones, arr.
George L. Zalva; pf. © Sept. 12,
1936; E for. 46055; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 28647
Swing for sale; w and m Sammy Cahn
and Saul Chaplin; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Oct. 14, 1936; E pub.
58065; Remick music corp., New
York. 28648
Swing it sweet; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 19386; E unp.
134153; Evelyn Louise Perata, Ala-
meda, Calif. 28649:
Swing low, sweet chariot; Negro folk
song, arr.; ten. solo and male cho.,
a capella. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1936; E
unp. 1383084; Willis Francis Ducrest,
Baton Rouge, La. 28650
Swing style for the saxophone; by Jay
Arnold. © Sept. 29, 1936; E pub.
57949; Amsco music sales co., inc.,
New York. 28651
Swing swing mother-in-law; w Ben
Baron, m Raymond Scott. © Oct. 8,
1986; E pub. 57988; Universal music
publications, New York. 28652
Swing swing song; song. © 1 e¢. Oct.
29, 1936; E unp. 184415; Max Rut-
kowski and Rita Phillips, Milwaukee.
28653
Swing that music; w and melody Hor-
ace Gerlach and Louis Armstrong.
© 1e. Sept. 18, 1936; E unp. 132862 ;
Southern music pub. co., inec., New
York. 28654
Swing your blues away; song. ©1«@
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 183158; Robert
B. Brittingham, Atlantic Highlands,
INGwa: 28655
Swing-a-roo; w Ted Koehler, m Jimmy
McHugh. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp.
133046 ; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
280656
Swingtime sweetheart; w Arthur
France; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29, 1986; E
unp. 134491; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28657
Swingy Swanee; w and melody. © 1
e. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 1382985; John
_ Erwin, Winslow, Ariz. 28658
Sylvan invitation; w and m Anca Seid-
lova; coloratura sop. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1936; E unp. 1383055; Anca Seidlova
Edwards, New York. 28659
Symphonic poem no. 1; pf. ©1 ce. Oct.
26, 19836; E unp. 13842382; David Al-
Shansky-Lichtenstein, Glen Cove,
NOY: 28660
Symptoms of love; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 133678; Ar-
thur Prester, Philadelphia. 28661
Syneopating the classics; transcribed
Stan Bradbury; pf. © Oct. 26, 1936;
E for. 46220; Irwin Dash music ¢o.,
Itd., London. 28662
"T ain’t a fit night out for man or beast;
w and m Sammy Kahn and Saul
Chaplin; with guit. arr. © Oct. 16,
1936; E pub. 58173; Schuster & Mil-
ler, ine., New York. 28663
"T ain’t funny, say ’t honey; song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 1383778; K. Ohkuma,
Homedale, Id. 28664
Taconic (The) parkway; march; solo
cornet. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp.
133131; E. Melville Brown, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 28665
Taffy Ann; juvenile operetta, libretto
and lyrics Beatrice Marie Casey, m
Harold Wansborough; unchanged
voices. © Oct. 20, 1936; D 39160;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 28665*
Take a chance; by Marvin Hatley ; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. © 1 ce. Oct. 7,
1936; E unp. 133144; Robbins music
corp., New York. 28666
Tambourin; by F. J. Gossec, arr. Eliza-
beth Gest; 2 pfs., 4. hands. © Oct.
28, 1936; E pub. 58236; Elkan-Vogel
co., inc., Philadelphia. 28667
1264
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Tambourina; melody; in D min. Rev.
form. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
134288 : Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif.
28668
Tampa mama, I sho loves you; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp.
133681 ; Willa Binney, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 28669
Tango; by Oscar Rasbach, transcribed
Josef Borissoff; violin and pf. ©
Aug. 10, 1986; E: pub. 58089; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 28670)
Tango basque; by Luis Medrano; violin.
© 1 e¢ Oct. 3, 1936; E unp. 134127;
Louis Katzman, New York. 28671
Tango bleu; melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1936 ; E unp. 1383717; William Fedele,
New York. 28672
Tango tyczakowskie; m: Leo Haber,
arr.; J. Gert; ork. strony. © Aug.
7, 19386; E for. 46085; Editions Fer-
mata, Warsaw, Poland. 28673:
Tantalizing; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 134025; Ellen McCrory,
Louisville. 28674
Tarantella calabrese [and] La salta-
rella; balletto calabrese: S. G. Ietti;
pf. accordion. © Oct. 20, 1936; H
pub. 57983; Roma music co., Cleve-
land. 28675
Tax (The) song; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1936; E unp. 134404; Connie
McLean, New York. 28676
Te Deum laudamus; m David McK.
Williams; unison voices with an oc-
casional 2d pt.; organ ace. © Oct.
26, 1936; E pub. 58200; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 28677
Tea time; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1936;
E unp. 134502 ; Edwin L. Helms, Alta-
dena, Calif. ; 28678
Teach me how to pray; w J. W. Hand;
pe © ft € Oct. 12, 1936; E unp.
133567 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28679
Tear drops; w Dan Cunningham, and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133023 ; Dorothy Eyer Mayhew, Santa
Ana, Calif. 28680)
Teasing the boy I love; song. ©1«.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133206; Helen
May Richards, Washington. 28681
Teeny-weeny (The) Christmas book;
recitations, exercises and dialogues,
with m, Willis N. Bugbee, Karin As-
28694
brand, Marie Irish and Kathleen
Kiland. © Oct. 1, 1986; AA 216947;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse. 28682
Tell me it’s not too late; fox trot, w
and melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 17, 1986;
E unp. 133829; Vincent Guy Mistretta,
Brooklyn. 28683
Tell me it’s true; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 27, 1936; EH unp. 134839; Joe
Tamietti, Grass Valley, Calif. 28684
Tell me why; from picture Captain Ca-
lamity, w and m Jack Stern and
Harry Tobias; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Sept. 8, 198836; E pub. 57266; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 28685
Tell the truth; w and m Milton Ager
and Bernice Petkere; with arr. for
guit., etc., and additional cho. for pf.
accordion. © Oct. 24, 1936; E pub.
58204; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 28686
Tellico (The) scarf; Cherokee love
song, w Frederick H. Martens, m A.
Louis Scarmolin; men’s voices. ©
Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57727; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 28687
Ten fingers and a Porter; theme song,
w and m Dick Porter. © Oct. 7,
1936; E pub. 57914; Sherman, Clay &
co., San Francisco. 28688
Texas, the big frying pan; w Alice
Euphrasia Dolan; pf. ©41e. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 184472; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28689
Oa xoyw pdda (Tha kopso rotha); w John
Polemis, m Nicholas Hatziapostolou.
© Aug. 18, 1986; E pub. 58142;
Apollo music co., New York. 28690
Oddracoa eGervtormvixtpa (Thalassa Le-
bentopnichtra) ; w and m Basilios D.
Sideri. Oct. 15, 1986; E pub.
58140; Apollo music co., New York.
28691
That grape vine twist; song, arr. Harle
Bracht. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub.
58122; Louis D. Rounds, Toledo.
28692
That little green cot; w and m William
P. Mac Ghee; with violin obbl. ©
Oct. 23, 1936; E pub. 58175; Hamilton
S. Gordon, inc., New York. 28693
That maestro man; w and melody Gene
Baker. © 1 c¢. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133026; Samuel Eugene Baker, New
York. 28694
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28695
That night in Havana; bolero. w and m
Juanne Arliss; pf. treble. ©1ce. Oct.
17, 1986; E unp. 133739; Margaret N.
Taylor, New York. 28695
That night we waltzed, my dear; w and
melody. © 1. Oct. 18, 1936; E unp.
133498; Charles William Smith, Ma-
plewood, N. J. 28696
That old June moon; song, melody John
Lorenzo Robinson. © 1 e. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 1338667; William Huff,
Asheville, N. C. 28697
That particular friend of mine: w J. C.
Johnson, m Claude Hopkins, pf. sc.
Paul Hill; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 29, 1986; E pub. 57821; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
28698
That’s how much I like you; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ce. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
1384093; Alfonse Jasinowicz, Chicago.
28699
That’s like taking you away from me;
song; with guit. arr. © Oct. 7, 1936;
E pub. 58228; Dave Ringle, New York.
28700
That’s me, that’s you; w and m Ray
Morton and Horatio Nicholls; with
ukulele arr. and symbols for pf. ac-
cordion, banjo and guit. © Sept. 10,
1936; E for. 45958; Lawrence Wright
musie co., ltd., London. 28701
That’s my gal; w and m Gene Abrams.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp. 134388;
Eugene Collins Abrams, Schenectady,
ING *Y.. 28702
That’s the least you can do for the
lady; from Sing me a love song, w
Al Dubin, m Harry Warren; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Oct. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57775; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 28703
That’s what you mean to me; from 27th
edition Cotton club parade, w and m
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots, pf.
sc. Lou Leaman; with guit. arr. ©
Oct. 3, 1986; E pub. 57810; Mills
musie, ine., New York. 28704
That’s why; fox-trot, w and m Jack
Woodward, arr. Larry Drake; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 10,
1936; E pub. 57830; Jay (Woody)
Woodward, Pittsburgh. 28705
That’s why I feel the way I do; fox
trot song; in D flat. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 133707; Stephen John
Jacob, Canonsburg, Pa. 28706
pt. m1, n. s., v. 31
That’s why I love you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 133438 ;
A. J. Simmons, Hast Grinstead, Sus-
sex, Hngland. 28707
That’s why I’m in love with you; fox
trot song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; HB
unp. 133292; Frank Brattnick, Moon
Run, Pa. 28708
That’s why I’m not talking to you; fox-
trot song, melody S. Major and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1936; E
unp. 133788; Samuel Major, Detroit.
28709
That’s why I’m telling you; song. ©
1 c. Oct. 29,.1986; BH unp. 134855;
- Charles Daniel Pique, New Orleans.
28710
That three point two; w and m Frank
Harris; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15,
1986; E unp. 1383697; Georgia music
co., New York. 28711
That unseen power called love; w and
m Burton Leaf; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 17%,
1936; E unp. 1338831; Charles Burton
Leaf, Urbanna, Va. 28712
That would depend on you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1986 E unp. 133643 ;
Holger Christensen, Loyalton, Calif.
28713
Theme no. 53; pf. ©1 ec. Oct. 8, 1936;
E unp. 134238; Carlton Kelsey and
Tommy Jay Filas, Chicago. 28714
Theme 54; pf. © 1c Oct. 26, 1936:
EH unp. 134150; Carlton Kelsey and
Tommy J. Filas, Chicago. 28715
Then came the dawn; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp. 184007;
Martin Louis Brown, Philadelphia.
28716
There are no two ways about it; song,
melody Jack ‘Schatenstein. © 1 «e.
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 133776; John
W. Huckstep, Matthews, Mo. 28717
There are two eyes in Dixie, they mean
the world to me; w Marian Harlan
Conway: pf. © 1 e. Oct. 20, 1936;
E sunp. 133887; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28718
There goes that feeling again; w Ned
Washington, m Sam H. Stept. ©1c.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133411; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 28719
There is now no condemnation; hymn,
w T. O. Chisholm, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 57640; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 28720
1266
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
There’s a graveyard in the foothills of
the Rockies; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 133664; Albert Murray,
Denver. 28721
There’s a little devil in that angel of
mine; song. © 1. Oct. 21, 19386; E
unp. 133967; G. V. Tanner, Cam-
bridge, Md. 28722
There’s a little vacant high chair in the
attic; fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 133271; Retta Mullen,
Coquille, Or. 28723.
There’s a little white cottage on the
shore of the lake; w Amanda Heiden ;
toeueG>) Ht ¢)): Oct. 12, 19386; np.
133569; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28724
There’s a new world; from O-kay for
sound, w and m Jimmy Kennedy and
Michael Carr; with ukulele arr. and
symbols for accordion. © Aug. 18,
1986; E for. 45967; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd., London. 28725
There’s a ring around the moon; song.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1986; E unp. 133186;
Elizabeth Meyers Johnston, St. AIl-
bans, N. Y. 28726
There’s a song in my soul; song, m Ar-
thur Doyle. © 1 ¢ Oct. 5, 1986;
E unp. 182999; George A. Sullivan,
Salem, Mass. 28727
There’s a twinkle in your eye, madame;
w Ned Washington, m Sam H. Stept.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp. 133409;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 28728
There’s an emerald isle in a sapphire
Sea; song, m Burrell Van Buren. ©
1 e. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 1383703;
Ethel Cable, Warren, Pa. 28729
There’s frost on the moon, spring in my
heart; w and melody Fred E. Ahlert
-and Joe Young. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936;
EK unp. 183674; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 28730
There’s no one but you; fox trot song.
© 1c. July 25, 1936; E unp. 133103;
Oscar Shawsky, Pontiac, Mich.
28731
There’s no one So dear as your mother ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp.
133990; Roy McBain, Eugene, Or. .
28732
There’s no two ways about it; from Top
of the town, w Harold Adamson, m
Jimmy McHugh. © 1 ec. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 133754; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 28733
28746
There’s only one biga Broadway; fox-
trot, w and m Don Azpiazu; pf.
© 1 ec. Oct. 16, 19386; E unp. 133752;
Justo A. Azpiazu, New York. 28734
There’s only one girl like you; w and
m Horace Gerlach; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 8, 1986; E pub. 58244; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
28735
_There’s romance in a rainbow; w and
melody Larry Gilstein. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1986; E unp. 133736; Lawrence
Gitelstein, Brooklyn. 28736
There’s something in the air; from
Banjo on my knee, w Harold Adam-
son, m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr.
Errol Collins. © 1 c. Oct. 24, 1936;
E unp. 184174; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 28737
There’s yoo-hoo in your eyes; w Charlie
Tobias, m Abel Baer; with guit. arr.
© Sept. 24, 1986; E pub. 57739;
Crawford music corp., New York.
28738
They are sleeping to-night in No
Man’s Land: song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp. 184348;
Myrtle Manker, McCook, Neb.
28739
They satisfy; w Fritz Nadler, and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134244; Gertrude K. Moss, Cleveland.
28740
Thing (A) of beauty; w John Keats,
m N. Clifford Page; mixed voices.
© Oct. 17, 1936; E pub. 58034; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 28741
Things (The) I know; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133868 ;
Herbert Seymour Haycock, Holyoke,
Mass. 28742
Think of me, Ill be thinking of you;
w and m Frank Southern; pf. treble.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 133700;
Georgia music co., New York.
28743
Think of me sometimes; w Edward
Lockton, m Philip Conway; in E flat.
© Sept. 9, 1986; E for. 46061; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 28744
Third album; by Barbara Kirby-
Mason; pf. © July 29, 1986; E for.
45866; Bosworth & co., Itd., London.
28745
This humble cot; song; bar. © 1.
Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 184418; Edwin
H. Hackley, Media, Pa. 28746
1267
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28747
This is a_ sin-trying world; negro
spiritual, arr. Jean Stor; mixed cho.
© Sept. 26, 1936; E ‘pub. 57962;
Handy bros. music ¢o., ine, New
York. 28747
This lovely night, just made for love;
w and m Daverin Busch; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 133594; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28748
This native land of mine; w Thomas
Davis; mixed cho. © Oct. 3, 19386;
E pub. 57778; Maurice O'Flaherty,
Cairo, Ill. 28749
Thoughts of thee; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133178; Alice
D. O. Greenwood, Rockville, Ind.
28750
Thousand (A) dreams of you; from
You only live once, w Paul Webster,
m Louis Alter. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936;
E unp. 133355; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 28751
Three blind mice; Scherzo, Carleton
L. Colby; 3 flutes with pf. acc. ©
Sept. 26, 1986; E pub. 57905 ; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 28752
Three feet two of rhythm; from Con-
nie’s hot chocolates of 19386, w Sam-
my Cahn, m Saul Chaplin; with
emit. arr. . ©) Och. 3, 1936: H) pub.
581388; Mills music, ine., New York.
28753
Thunder in the Rockies; w and m Rita
Brown; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 1936;
Ei unp. 133880; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28754
Thy will be done; hymn, w B. D. A.,
m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 57650; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 28755
w Charlotte Elliott, m Harold K.
Marks, arr. Henry S. Sawyer; in
B flat. © Oct. 14, 19386; E pub.
58159; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28756
Thy will, not mine; by S. Rachmani-
noff, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin; sop.,
alto and bar.; organ ace. © Oct. 7,
19386; E pub. 57880; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 28757
Ti-Toy, my pet kitten; by Kaya Mala-
madoff; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1986;
E unp. 133416; Alfred A. Kaufman,
Los Angeles. 28758
pt. Itt, n.s., v. 31
Tickita coo; song, w Leonard Feeney.
©1e. Oct. 2, 1986; E unp. 132912;
Theodore Ward Chandler, Harvard,
Mass. 28759
Timber; w and m Billy Hill and Bob
Emmerich; with guit. arr. © Oct.
5, 1936; E pub. 57896; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine, New York. 28760
Time out for love; waltz, w H. C.
Edelman, m B. S. Locko; pf. treble.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 19386; E unp. 134012;
Benjamin S. Locko and Harry C.
Edelman, Staten Island, N. Y.
28761
Time will cell; w Adelia Henisey ; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 184458 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28762
Time, you old Gipsy man; unison song,
w Ralph Hodgson, m Wilfred. Hmery.
© Aug. 27, 1986; E for. 45980; Cx-
ford univ. press, London. 28763
Tin (The) peddler; w Phyllis Nelson;
pf. © 1 ce Oct. 20, 1986; E unp.
133898 ; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28764
'Tis farewell; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133953; Edwina
McCarty Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
28765
Titania’s wedding march; Quinto Muag-
anini; flute, with pf. acc. © Oct.
10, 1936; E pub. 58016; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 28766
To be continued; w H. Schwartz, m
J. Ader; pf. treble. © 1 e. Oct. 23,
19386; E unp. 1384055; Jewel Ader,
New York, and Henry Schwartz,
Brooklyn. 28767
To byt tylko flirt; tango, stowa: An-
drzej Wtast, m: Tadeusz Kwiecinski ;
ork. strony. © May 11, 1936; E for.
46227; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 28768
To Mary-with love; from the produc-
tion, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with guit. arr. © Oct.
7, 1936; EB pub. 57898 ; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 28769
To one away; w Miriam Wolf, m Hilda
Emery Davis. © Oct. 12, 1986;
E pub. 57953; Elkan-Vogel co., ine.,
Philadelphia. 28770
To see you smile again; w L. Hooper
and M. Sutton, and melody. ©1..
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 183708; Myron
Pierman Sutton, Montreal. 28771
1268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
To the old home town; song, arr. Joseph
Ao Antis: ©) vd 6. Oct. 24;,,.1986 ;
E unp. 134896; Allen M. Clark, War-
saw, Ind. 28772
To Thee do I lift up my soul; by P.
Kalinnikoff, arr. Gordon Balch Ne-
vin; sop., alto and bar.; organ ace.
© Oct. 7, 19386; E pub. 57877; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 28773
To you, lovely lady; song. © 1c. Oct.
20, 1936; E unp. 1383941; Louis R.
Schmertz, Pittsburgh. 28774
Toad (The) and the frog; by Alexis
Archangelsky; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 1383379; Movietone
music corp., New York. 28775
Toccata e canzone per organo; di
Gerolamo Frescobaldi, trascrizione
G. Benvenuti; pf. © July 13, 1936;
E for. 46019; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
; 28776
Today in Bethlehem; Christmas carol,
w from the Greek of St. John of
Damascus, m Samuel Richards
Gaines; men’s cho.; organ ace. ©
Oct. 9, 1936; E pub. 57978; H. W.
Gray co. New York. 28777
Together just you with me; w Lillian
Saunders Fales, and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134321; Esther
Saunders Clough, West Medway,
Mass. 28778
Tokayer wein; song; with added arr.
for violin solo or orch. © 1c. Aug.
24, 19386; E unp. 130614; John P.
Garden, New York. 28779
Tom Sawyer; operetta, based on Mark
Twain’s story, dramatized and
adapted Theodosia Paynter, m G. A.
Grant-Schaefer. Voc. se. and libretto
complete. © Sept. 29, 1936: D 39150;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
28779*
To-morrow; w Lora Olive Blair; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133570;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28780:
Tone poem; by Max Goldberg; solo B
flat trumpet, pf. ace. € Sept. 22,
1936; E for. 46246; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd., London. 28781
To-night; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 6, 1936;
E unp. 133059; William H. Moore,
Elizabeth, N. J. 28782
To-night, lover, to-night; w: Harry To-
bias, melody Jack Stern. © 1 ¢. Oct.
30, 1936; E unp. 134505; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 28783
28795
Too good to be true; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 19386; E unp. 184323 ;
Frank Von Luehrte, Cincinnati.
28784
Too many irons in the fire; w and
melody Jimmy Cavanaugh, Roy
Newell and Michael Cleary. © 1 ©.
Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. 133058; Superior
music, ine., New York. 28785
Touch (The) of the master’s hand;
musical monologue, w Myra Brooks
Welch, m Ernest Longstaffe; pf. ©
Sept. 8, 1936; E for. 45893; Reynolds
& co., London. 28786
Townsendite’s (The) dream of tomor-
row; arr. Harry Springer; pf. with
w. © Apr. 27, 1986; E pub. 58117;
L. A. Armstrong, Elmira, N. Y.
28787
Toy (The) drum; by Lesley Bamford ;
pf. © Sept. 19, 1986; E for. 45878;
Associated board of the Royal schools
of music, London, London. 28788
Trafalgar Square; from Swing along,
w Graham John, m Martin Broones.
© Sept. 26, 1936; E for. 46237 ; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 28789
Trail (The) that leads to you; w Vera
Eloise McGawn; pf. © 1. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134440; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28790
Trailing star dust; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1986; E unp. 134142; Carrie Gus-
tava Miller, New York. 28791
Trains; characteristic novelty, Max-
well Eckstein; pf. © Oct. 10, 1936;
E pub. 58019; Carl Fischer, ince.,
New York. 28792
Transatlantic rhythm; selection, Ray
Henderson, arr. George L. Zalva;
pf. © Sept. 30, 1936; E for. 46240;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 28793
Treasure Island; operetta, adapted and
dramatized Theodosia Paynter, m
G. A. Grant-Schaefer. voc. se. and
libretto complete. © Oct. 12, 1936;
D 39162; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 28793*
Treat (A) for the eyes; w and melody
Cliff Friend and Sam H. Stept. ©
1 ce. Oct. 20, 19836; E unp. 134194;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 28794
Trés jolie; waltz; Emil Waldteufel,
concert-paraphrase Michael Zadora;
pf. © Aug. 19, 19386; E pub. 58110;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 28795
1269
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28796
Tri-ango (The); by H. E. J. Nation;
pt. © Oct. 6, 1936; E for. 46070;
British assn. of teachers of dancing,
London. 28796
Trinia ;
ptes.
Julio Garzon, Paris.
paso doble, Quiroga; orch.
© July 20, 1986; E for. 46116;
28797
Trixie valse; by Herbert L. Clarke, 1.
B flat cornet, trumpet, ten. saxo-
phone.—2. Pf. aec.—3. Bar. or trom-
bone.—4. E flat alto saxophone. ©
Oct. 10, 19386; E pub. 58001-58004 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
28798-28801
Trois (Les) mandarins; paroles et m
Paul Misraki. © Jan. 15, 1936; E for.
45975; S. a. francaise Chappell, Paris.
28802
Trouble; negro spiritual, w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 133982;
Lew Fine, Brooklyn. 28803
True love; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134844; Paul
Janecek, Chicago. 28804
Trusting in you; song, w R. H. Bier-
mann. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp.
133622; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28805
Trying to break myself in; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
1383768 ; Sam Medoff, Philadelphia.
28806
Trying to forget; w Dorothy Vivian
Dickinson; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 12, 1986;
E unp. 1383571; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28807
Tryptique; de Louis Vierne, op. 58;
orgue. © July 20, 1986; E for. 46123;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 28808
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Andante
eantabile; from Symphony no. 5 in BE
minor, arr. Ed. Chenette; band pts.
© Oct. 20, 1986; E pub. 58043; Ru-
bank, inc., Chicago. 28809
——Chant sans paroles; arr. Henry
Geehl; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Sept. 8,
1986; E for. 45895; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. 28810
How long wilt Thou forget me; w
adapted from Psalm 13, Ethel John-
son McNaught, m arr. Rob Roy
Peery; organ ace., and violin obbl. ;
in E flat. © Oct. 14, 1986; E pub.
58162; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28811
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Song of the lark; by Tchaikovsky,
special annotations and instructions,
new directions for fingering, pedaling,
ete.; pf. © Aug. 28, 1936; E ‘pub.
57186; Arthur J. Llewellyn, Chicago.
28812
— The swan lake; suite from the bal-
let, arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 18, 1986; FE for. 45951; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 28813
Thy word abideth; w H. W. Baker,
m P. I. Tehaikovsky, arr. Gordon
Baleh Nevin; sop., alto and bar.; or-
gan, acc, © Oct. 7%, 1936; HB opup
57882; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
28814
Waltz of the flowers; from Nut-
eracker suite, Peter Ilyiteh Tchaikow-
sky, w and m arr. Charles F. Man-
ney; sop., alto and bass. © Oct. 1,
1936; E pub. 57720; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 28815
Tulane swing song; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134299;
Harry P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans.
28816
Tune time; 22 characteristic little
pieces, Sydney Twinn; pf. © Sept. 8,
1986; E for. 45944; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 28817
Tunes for rhythmies; 25 tunes for
rhythmic movement and patterns and
for recreative physical training and
games, Ethel E. E. Driver; pf.
Aug. 17, 1986; E for. 45925; Augener,
Itd., London. 28818
Turmoil title; by Alexis Archangelsky ;
pf. © 1c Oct. 9, 1936; E unp.
133393 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 28819
Turn on the moon; w Cully Richards,
melody Benny Ross. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1936; E unp. 184100; Ben Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 28820
Turn us again; hymn, m George C.
Stebbins. ©1c. Oct. 24, 19386; E unp.
134079; Perley <A. Gilmore, New
Haven. 28821
"Twas a lovely moonlight night; song,
m Leo Richards. © 1 e¢ Oct. 16,
1986; E unp. 133803; Frances Keefe,
Roslindale, Mass. 28822
Twilight; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 15, 1936; EH
unp. 133727; Louise Haubold, Deca-
tur, Ind. 28823
song. © Oct. 20, 19386; E pub.
58176; Birdie T. Jeffries Chadwick,
Ceredo, W. Va. 28824
1270
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
28851
———w and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 16,| Two weeks notice; by
1936; E unp. 134272; Birdie T. Jef-
fries Chadwick, Huntington, W. Va.
28825
w John Masefield, m HE. J. Moeran ;
med. voice. © Oct. 2, 1936; E for.
46010; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
28826
Twilight blues; song, w Mary Anne
Enns. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1936; E unp.
133623; J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles.
28827
Twinkle, twinkle little star; from Hats
off, w Herb Magidson, melody Ben
Oakland. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp.
133376; Famous music corp., New
York. 28828
Twins; valse, Quinto Maganini; 2 flutes,
with pf. ace. © Oct. 10, 1936; E pub.
58007 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
28829
Two at sea; w Elizabeth Gilfillan, and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134227; Neil O’Connor, New York.
28830
Two birdies up a tree; from Hide away
girl, w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane,
pf. se. Mario Agnolucci; with arr. for
ukulele and guit. © Oct. 9, 1936; H
pub. 58072; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 28831
Two blessings; w Herbert J. Brandon,
m Haydn Wood; in F. © Aug. 25,
1936; E for. 45891; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 28832
Two communist hearts; w and melody.
© le. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp. 134147;
Jac Kent, New York. 28833
Two in a crowd; w Irving Morris, and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133961 ; Irving Morris Schlenoff, Bal-
timore. 28834
Two (The) lakes; pt.-song, w Ann
Gibbs, m C. Armstrong Gibbs; sop.
and alto, or ten. and bass, or mixed
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. ©
Sept. 15, 1936: E for. 45933; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 28835
Two ways of breaking your heart; w
Jack Chappel, and melody. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134061; Albert
Anthony Jacovino, South Beach, S. I.,
Ti ean 28836
Two weeks from Tuesday, our wedding
day; song. ©1e. Oct. 1, 1936; E unp.
132885; Grace Lee Morgan, Spring-
field, Tl. 28837
Syril J. Mock-
ridge. © 1. Sept. 30, 1986; E unp.
132996; Movietone music corp., New
York. 28838
Tyke; song. © 1 e. Oct. 21, 1986; E
unp. 134072; Thomas Charles Lot-
tritz, Hereford, Ariz. 28839
Tyranena; song. © Aug. 18, 1986; E
pub. 57918; Beatrice Seaver, Oak
Park, Il. 28840
Uhm-m-m; w J. Moon, melody Driscoll
and Nicholls. © 1 c. Oct. 10, 1936;
E unp. 133339; Jerry Moon, Tiffin,
O., Joseph Earl Driscoll and Charles
Dwight Nicholls, Lemont, Ill. 28841
Ultra-ultra; by Zez Confrey; pf. ©
Oct. 27, 1936; E pub. 58238; Robbins
music corp., New York. 28842
Unbelievable; from Swing along, w
Graham John, m Martin Broones. ©
Aug. 19, 19386; E for. 46054; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 28843
Under the balcony ; serenade, composed
and arr. Johnny Heykens; violin and
pf. © Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46216;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
28844
Under the willow tree; song, melody
Spike McKenny. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 133637; L. M. Ryer, Seattle.
28845
Under your spell; rhumba, melody. ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1986: E unp. 1383363 ; Paul
Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 28846
Underneath the old pine tree; w and m
Al Harvey and Bob Harvey; pf. ©
1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133759; Ir-
win Dash musie co., ltd., London.
28847
University of Toronto, Toronto conser-
vatory of music, local examinations
in music; selected compositions and
technical work prescribed for violin
examinations, grades 3 and 4, com-
piled Gordon V. Thompson. © Aug.
31, 1936; E for. 46077; Gordon V.
Thompson, ltd., Toronto. 28848
Unless it’s you; song. © 1 e. Oct. 26,
1986; E unp. 134172; Dorothy Belle
Kennedy, Hamersville, O. 28849
‘Unrequited love; waltz, Paul Lincke,
arr. Paul Yoder; band pts. © Oct. 1,
1936; E pub. 57714; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 28850
Until forever; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1986; EH
unp. 133837; Loreza Williams, i. e.
Mrs. N. P. Williams, Henderson, Tex.
28851
1271
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28852
Until we met; song. © 1. Sept. 22,
19386; E unp. 182947; Courty Rossi
Diehl, Glen Ridge, N. Y. 28852
Until you say adieu; w Albert Hamil-
ton; pf. ©1«. Oct, 12, 1986; E unp.
133572; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 28853
Unusual gal; w L. P. Moody, melody
L. R. Wade. © 1. Oct. 12, 1936; E
unp. 133467; Lois Ruby Wade and
Lorraine P. Moody, Santa Paula,
Calif. 28854
Up, and sing, good Christians ; Christ-
mas carol, folk-song from Northern
Spain, arr. W. R. Voris; sop. and
alto; organ ace. © Oct. 9, 1936; EH
pub. 57976; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 28855
Ups and downs; by Joe Crossman; Iu
flat alto saxophone; pf. acc. © Sept.
2, 1986; E for. 45969; Peter Maurice
music co., Itd., London. 28856
Utopia; lyrics O. M. Edwards, m W.
Berwald. © 1 ec. Oct, 29, 1986; D
39165; Oliver Murray Edwards and
William H. Berwald, Syracuse.
28856*
Valentine’s day; w Humbert Wolfe, m
Maurice Besly. © Aug. 28, 1986; E
for. 45942; Boosey & co., ltd., London. |.
28857
Valley blues; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1986; E unp. 133625 ;
William L. Howery, Hecker, Ill.
288558
Valley of dreams; song. © 1. Oct. 6,
1936; E unp. 133012; George Lomas,
Philadelphia. 28859
Valley (The) thrill; song; with guit.
chords. © Aug. 15, 1936; E pub.
58213; Fred Pressley Grady, Bertha
Grady, Isabell Grady and Eulahmae
Grady, Fallensbee, W. Va. 28860
Valor and victory; march, J. De For-
est Cline; band pts. © Sept. 18,
1936; E pub. 57732; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 28861
Valse ecapriccioso; by Felix Swinstead ;
pf. © Sept. 19, 1986; E for. 45885;
Associated board of the Royal schools
of music, London, London. 28862
Valse élégance; by Joe Crossman and
Jack Shirley; E flat alto saxophone;
pf. ace. © Sept. 2, 1936; E for. 45970;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd., London.
28863
Dt. 111, NSS p veo
Valse septembre; de Felix Godin, arr.
Erik Hansen; pf.-accordion band pts.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 45949;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., London.
28864
Vamp (The) of Havana; rumba fox-
trot, w Jos, Geo. Gilbert and Terry
Sullivan, m Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 16,
1936; E for. 460382; Jos. Geo. Gilbert,
Itd., London. 28865
Variation waltz; by Giovanni Bortoli,
arr. F. Bortoli; accordion. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1986; E unp. 132946; Frank
Bortoli, Chicago. 28866
Venetian dream ; gondolier love song, w
J, C. Johnson, melody A. Miele. ©
1 ec. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 1384402;
Adolph Miele and John Campbell
Johnson, Los Angeles. 28867
Venta de Vargas; pasodoble, letra Vi-
cente Moro, m Juan Telleria; pf. ©
June 6, 1986; E for. 46249: Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
28868
Venus looks just like you; song, w Dan
Cunningham. © 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1986;
E unp. 1383024; Dorothy Ever May-
hew, Santa Ana, Calif. 28869
Verdi (Giuseppe) Aida march; from
Aida, arr. Julius S. Seredy; band
pts. © Oct. 26, 1936; E pub. 58219;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28870
Pater noster; Italian text arr.
Dante, English adaptation Arthur
Mendel; m ed. John Finley William-
son; 5-pt. mixed cho. © July 27,
1936; E pub. 57893; G. Schirmer. inc.,
New York. 28871
Victoria gavotte; by Tito Mattei, trans-
seribed F. Henri Klickmann; wood-
wind quintet. Sc. and pts. © Oct. 6,
1936; E pub. 57974; ABC standard
music publications, ine., New York.
: 28872
Victory bound; marching song of
Princeton, Louis I, Reichner and H.
C. Sanford, arr. Charles J. Roberts;
band pts. © Oct. 21, 1936; E pub.
58185; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
28873
Vienna ; w F. Tarr, m F. Foster. ©1c.
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 134391; Fay
Foster and Florence Tarr, New York.
28874.
Viennese sketches ; by Heller Nicholls;
pf. © Oct. 6, 1986; E for. 46075;
Banks & son, York, England, 28875
1272
MUSICAL
no. 10, 1936
View, Lisbia, view; Ist verse anon., 2d
verse Albert G. Latham, m Henry
Lawes, arr. W. Gillies Whittaker ;
sop. 1, 2 and contralto. © June 4,
1936; E for. 46001; Oxford univ.
press, London. 28876
Virgin (The) and her son; Christmas
carol, w from the Balliol MS. 1536,
m Joseph W. Clokey; mixed voices.
© Oct. 7, 1986; E pub. 57867; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 28877
Vision (A) of you; song, pf. arr. Don
Warner. ©1ce. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133772; George Harrison Brown,
Richmond. 28878
Voices in the woodlands; by L. Leslie
Loth; pf. © Aug. 10, 1986; E pub.
58081; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
28879
Vote for Mister Rhythm; from Big
broadeast of 1987, w and m Al Siegel,
Ralph Rainger and Leo Robin.
1 ec. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 13883877; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 28880
W. P. A. march; w J. C. Johnson, mel-
ody A. Miele. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1381419; Adolph Miele and J.
Campbell Johnson, Los Angeles.
Wait; w Billy Kaye, m Sid Stewart,
with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 20,
1986; E pub. 57997; Hubert J. Braun,
Chicago. 28882
Waiting; w and melody. © 1. Sept.
25, 1986; E unp. 184282; Sue Pickett,
i, e. Mrs. David Pickett, Piper, Ala.
28883,
Waiting for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1384213; Juliette
Kennedy, Fort Worth. 28884
—w and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 183939; Ted R. Mullins,
Toledo. 28885
Waiting on the curb for me; w Harry
Ben Bolt, melody Jimmie Crane. ©
1 ce. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 133212; Ben
Bolt song productions, Lakeside, O.
28886
Waiting, yes waiting for you; song, m
Clinton Edgar Wile. © 1 ¢, Oct. 10,
1986; E unp.. 1838351; Effie Spencer,
Akron, O. 28887
Wake, awake, for night is flying; based
on choral by Nicolai, w P. Nicolai, m
Charles F. Manney; mixed voices;
organ acc. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
57726; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 28888
COMPOSITIONS
SS —-
Wake not, but hear me, love; w and m
Geo. H. Chubey; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 184476; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or, 28889
Waller’s (Fats) original piano concep-
tions; new arrs. Fats Waller. no. 2.
© Sept. 16, 1986; E pub. 57546; Mills
musie, ine., New York. 28890
Waltz Lucille; pf. accordion, with w.
©1«e Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133986;
R. Serrell W. Walker, Washington.
28891
Waltz (The) that brought romance to
me; w A. Angelo, m A. DeVito, ©
1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 1382973; Al-
bert DeVito and Anna Angelo, Hart-
ford. 28892
Waltz (The) that cost me my heart;
song, w Bertha Wright. © 1 ¢. Oct.
10, 1986; E unp. 183621; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 28893
Waltz with me till dawning; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 1383415;
Sidney Shalit Lippman, New York.
28894
Waltzing in a dream; from One in a
million, w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew
Pollack. © 1 ¢, Oct. 9, 1936; E unp.
133400; Movietone music corp., New
York. 28895
Waltzing Matilda; Australian song, w
A. B. Paterson, melody Marie Inglis,
arr. Thomas Wood; male voices. ©
Aug. 27, 1936; E for. 45989; Oxford
univ. press, London. 28896
Waltzing with you, in Honolulu; by L.
D. Richardson and G. A. Bronson, arr.
by the composers; Hawaiian guit., in
note and diagram; with guit. chord
symbols; in D. © Oct. 2, 1986; H
pub, 57912; Bronson music & sales
corp., Detroit. 28897
Wanderers, my lop-eared mule, my
broken down horse, ’n’ me; w and m
Felix Bernard and Paul Francis Web-
ster, pf. sc. Paul Hill; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Oct. 20, 1986; E pub.
58192; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 28898
Wanderer’s nachtlied ; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133735; Charlotte Berens, Tuckahoe,
INS Y. 28899
Wanted: a girl; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c. Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 1383642; Minnie Mab-
ley, Dalroy, Alta., Canada. 28900
1273
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28901
pt. 111, n. s., v. 381
Wanted, somebody to love;
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 134024;
Arthur W. Heinrich, Gaylord, Minn.
28901
Warrior’s (The) song; by Stephen Hel-
ler, op. 45, no. 15, ed., fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, ete., Elliot Grif-
fis; pf. With biographical sketch and
glossary. © Sept. 23, 1936; E pub.
57846; Art publication soc., Clayton
Mo. 28902
Warsaw villa, on the beautiful Ohio;
w and m Jesse Haglin. © Oct. 10,
1936; E pub. 58240; Thomas Jesse
Eaglin, Cincinnati. 28003
Was schert mich die welt, wenn nur du
mich liebst; text Karl Werner, m
Karl Haupt, schrammelquartett-ein-
richtung Carl Tautenhayn; violine 1,
2, gitarre u. akkordion mit sing-
stimme. © Aug. 22, 1936; E for.
45875; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 28904
Wassail song; folk song, w and melody
coll. Jane Joseph, arr. Imogen Holst,
from the original setting, Gustav
Holst; men’s cho. © Aug. 11, 1936;
E for. 45918; Westminster bank, Itd.,
executors of Gustav Holst, London.
28905
Way down in the South Seas; melody.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp. 133030;
Andre Duval, Hollywood, Calif.
28906
Way down on the Washita; song, w
Della Huff Sewell. © 1. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 1382863; Naomi Justine
Stein Hale, Alex, Okl. 28907
Way (The) of the blue Amazon; w and
m Geo. H. Chubey; pf. © 1 e. Oct.
29, 1936; E unp. 134475; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28908
We can huddle at home; w and m
Harry Kogen, Burke White and Paul
Denniker. © Oct. 19, 1936; E pub.
57998; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
28909
We could conquer worlds; song, m John
Hancock Kimball. © 1 ce. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133872; Francis Hay-
ward Stanton, Norway, Me. 28910
We know we’re in love; w and melody.
© 1e. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 133774;
Helen Feldhaus, Cincinnati. 28911
We like trombones, with a ti-e-li-e-li-e-
li-e-li-e-li; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 19386; E unp. 133493; Paul
Lawrence Watkins, Bluefield, W. Va.
28912
song, m| We'll all be in the money now; m and
arr. for ukulele, etc., Luther A. Clark.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E pub. 57917; Mary
S. Watts, Omaha. 28913
We'll never say good-bye in heaven;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 133645; Bertha Gabelmann,
Clarksville, Ia. 28914
We'll share our secret with the man in
the moon; w Gladys Lopp; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 1383573;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28915
We'll stay in out of sight and make
love; fox trot song. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1986; E unp. 138294; Earl E. Bagley,
St. Anthony, Id. 28916
We need our God; anthem, w William
A. Almberg, m Walter Wild; mixed
cho.; organ acc. © Oct. 7, 1936; EB
pub. 57842; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 28917
We're for the Townsend plan; arr. Ar-
thur Franklin Fuller; mixed voices.
© Oct. 12)'"19367 "HK pup. powusae
Alfred Freeman Hobbs, Glendale,
Calif. 28918
We're friends on the party line; song.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1936; E unp. 132923;
J. E. Giebish, Milwaukee. 28919
We're going to a Clambake; song. ©
1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp. 184098;
Alex Wilder, New York. 28920
We're nuts about midget auto races; w
S. Cahn, melody 8S. Chaplin. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133323; Sammy
Cahn and Saul Chaplin, New York.
28921
We're sailing home; hymn. © Sept.
15,,,. 1986; E pub. 57885; li. jdames
Kindig, Mattoon, Il. 28922
We've got a style of our own; w S.
Cahn, melody S. Chaplin. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 133322; Sammy
Cahn and Saul Chaplin, New York.
28923
We want to sing on the radio; w and
melody Paula Anthony. © 1 e. Oct.
15, 1936; E unp. 134407; Pauline
Messina, i. e. Mrs. J. C. Messina,
Newark, N. J. 28924
We were only living in a dream; song.
© 1e. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 134495;
Guy K. Evans, Worthington, Ind.
28925
1274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Wedding dance; by Alexis Archangel-| What ever you command;
Sky © Lc) Oct.-9,1956 5" H’*unp.
133394; Movietone music corp., New
York. 28926
Wedding of the lonesome guitarist; w
and melody. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1936; EH
unp. 1384197; Marcel Rodrigo, Brook-
lyn. 28927
Wedding (The) waltz; w and melody
Bernice Petkere. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936;
E unp. 183128; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 28928
Wee (A) bird came; w William Alen,
Seottish folk song arr. Robert W.
Gibb; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Sept.
11, 1986; E pub. 57734; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 28929
Weep not for me; hymn. © Oct. 6,
1986; 2 c. Oct. 8; E pub. 57836; Edna
M. Buchwalter, Dalton, O. 28930
Weihe des liedes; text Hrich Langer;
mannerchor. © Aug. 20, 1936; E
pub. 57074; Paul Engelskirchen,
New York. 28931
Weird (The) of Colbar; opera, libretto
George M. Reith, m W. B. Moonie.
Voe. sc. © Oct. 10, 1936; E for.
46088; Bruce, Clements & co., Edin-
burgh. 28932
Welcome to Kohala; song, w Blanche
A. Koch. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp.
138722; Irene M. Koch, Buffalo.
28933
Wending my way to Calvary; hymn;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
134294; Arthur S. Flick, Hamilton, O.
28934
West (The) land; w and m Fern Horn-
backpt: . ©) 1-.¢., Oct. 20, 1936;
unp. 183888; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 28935
Whadda’ya say; foxtrot song. © 1 «.
Oct. 6, 1986; E unp. 183057 ; Norman
HK. Iverson, Phoenix, Ariz. 28936
What a pleasure to work for you; from
College holiday, w Ralph Freed, m
Burton Lane. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1936;
EH unp. 183369; Famous music corp.,
New York. 28937
What am I going to do; song, w Bobbie
Lee Smith. © 1. Oct. 10, 1936; E
unp. 133620; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 28938
What are you a-going to do; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 133176;
Leon L. Case, Chadron, Neb. 28939
109464—37——_7
28953
w and
melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 27, 1936; E
unp. 184866; Harry Elling, Bayonne,
ING: 28940
What good; fox trot song. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 1838291; Mary
Zarkovich, Lackawanna, N. Y. 28941
What good is my heart; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1936; EH
unp. 133098; Emma Mae Roberts,
Philadelphia. 28942
What is it; song. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1936;
EK unp. 133655; Edward L. Wolfe,
New York. 28943
What is love; pf., with w. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 1382961; Ed-
ward Carolan Redding, Louisville.
28944
What is romance; w and melody Kate
Smithies. © 1 ¢ Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 133944; Katherine Jameson
Smithies, Chicago. 28945
What is this scent so pure and lovely;
traditional French carol, English tr.
and m arr. Leslie Woodgate; mixed
voices. © Oct. 15, 1986; E for.
46068; Novello & co., ltd., London.
28946
What kind of socks were worn by
Socrates; w and melody. © 1c. Oct.
1, 1986; E unp. 182876; Paul M.
Sterling, New York. 28947
What makes a dream; song; with
ukulele arr. and chord symbols for
guit. and banjo. © 1 ec Oct. 21,
19386; E unp. 184029; Irma A. Kort-
bein, Milwaukee. 28948
What shall I do with my memories;
w Clara Winters; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct.
29, 19386; E unp. 1384483; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28949
What will become of me; w'and melody
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby. © 1
ce. Oct. 7, 1936; EH unp. 133182; Santly
bros.-Joy, inec., New York. 28950
What will I do; song, w Sarah HE.
Leader, pf. sc. Basil Sadler. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133725; Donald
S. Delsardo, Baltimore. 28951
What will you do; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 19386; E unp. 133459; Theodore
Bock, Richmond, Ind. 28952
Wheatley (Bertram T.) ‘Three closing
amens; w from the Bible; mixed
voices. © Oct. 2, 1936; E pub. 57779;
Bertram T. Wheatley, Dallas. 28953
1275
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28954
When autumn leaves; w and m Brooks
Bowman; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 15, 1986; E pub. 57014; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 28954
When baby cries for daddy ; song, mel-
ody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 e. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 13838477; Alice K.
Wachal, Lansing, Mich. 28955
When Franklin went into the White
House; song, m Leo Richard. © 1
e. Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 188805; John
W. McCarty, Buckhannon, W. Va.
28956
When from my love I looked for love;
song, John Bartlett, arr. Don Malin;
men’s voices.
pub. 58082; C. C.
Boston.
Birchard & Co.,
28957
When good-a times comes to my barber
shop; w and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 8,
1986; E unp. 133193; G. Edwards
Hillman, Spring City, Pa. 28958
When I discovered you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1986; E unp. 1383194;
Christina Lambert Sewell, Berkley,
Mich. 28959
When I hold you in my arms; song, w
Frederick Bond, arr. Dorothy Ver-
non. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1986; E unp.
133680; Carl West, New York. 28960
—w Veda Kincaid; pf. © 1 ec. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 1383574; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28961
When I’m building a snow-man with
you; w and m Jo Madia, arr. Max
Davis. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp.
133744; Josephine Helen Madia,
Geneva, N. Y. 28962
When I sang the sandman to baby;
valse song. © 1c. July 27, 1986; E
unp. 1838112; Theresa Davis, Garden
Valley, Id. 28963
When I sleep I only dream of you;
waltz, w and melody. © 1 e. Oct.
10, 1936; E unp. 183348; Gordon El-
mer Willey, Wilmington, Calif.
28964
When I’ve almost forgotten; w and m
Richard Jackson; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 12,
19386; E unp. 183595; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 28965
When I walk on the streets of gold;
hymn, author anon., m Bertha L.
White. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
57642; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 28966
© Oct. 19, 1936; E.
Dt. Misa oF
When in dreams, you come along; w
Edwin Allen Mills; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
12, 1986; E unp. 1383575; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 28967
When it’s apple blossom time in Vir-
ginia; w Massie Harvey; pf. ©l1e.
Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 184478; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28968
When it’s lilac time in Utah; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 133803838; E. Allredge Wright,
Salt Lake City. 28969
When it’s moonlight on the desert; w
and m Grace M. Beaver; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 10, 1936; E pub. 58190;
Leftwich pub. co., Los Angeles.
28
When King Rex rules New Orleans;
waltz, w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 10,
1936; E unp. 183364; Bertha Wil-
liams Paquet, New Orleans. 28971
When lights are low; w Spencer Wil-
liams, m Benny Carter; with ukulele
arr. and chords for accordion. ©
Aug. 6, 1986; E for. 45972; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
28972
When love awakes ; w Christopher Has-
sall, m Ivor Novello; in F. © Sept.
26, 1986; E for. 46232; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 28973
When love is in command; w J. H.
Scavone and EH. Walters, melody Y.
J. Zesdorn. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936; E
unp. 1384049; Vincent J. Zesdorn, J.
H. Scavone and Eddie Walters, Phila-
delphia. 28974
When love is lovely; w and melody. ©
1 @ Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 1383479;
John Piggott, E. Dearborn, Mich.
28975
When mama meets my man; pf., with
w. © 1. Sept. 10, 1936; E unp.
131752; Harriet Marie Housel, Lam-
bertville, N. J. 28976
When Mary makes merry on the
merry-go-round; w and melody. ©
1 e@. Oct. 16,.1936;_ EH unp. 133710;
Milton Gedess Wortman, Los An-
geles. 28977
When my dream boat comes home; w
and m Cliff Friend and Dave Frank-
lin; with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct.
14, 19386; E pub. 58066; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 28978
1276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
When Roosevelt and I were in the
navy; naval march song, w and m
Pierre Pasarich. Rev. ed. © Sept.
1, 1986; E pub. 57829.; North Amer-
ican music co., Chicago. 28979
When Santa Claus comes around;
song. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1936; E unp.
134836; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
28980
When song is sweet; 2-pt., Gertrude
Sans-Souci, arr. Frederick Wick. ©
Sept. 5, 1986; E pub. 57899; Paul A.
Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
28981
When sweethearts say good-bye in
Honolulu; song. © 1. Oct. 6, 1936;
EH unp. 1384125; Rachael E. Cooke,
Walkerton, Ind. 28982
When that I was and a little tiny boy;
unison song, w Shakespeare, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © Sept. 8, 1986; E for. 45934;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 28983
When the birds sign off for the
night; w Phyllis Lintott, and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134057 ;
Jeanne Poli, West Haven, Conn.
28984
When the bloom is on the orchard;
song. © 1c Oct. 12, 1986; E unp.
1338454; A. Lillie Ginnett, Anacortes,
Wash. 28985
When the cowboy takes a wife; from
Guns of Pecos, w Jack Scholl, m M.
K. Jerome. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E
unp. 184037; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 28986
When the evening shadows fall; song.
© lec. Oct. 3, 1936; E unp. 132942;
Edward Harvey Block, Yakima,
Wash. 28987
When the farm round-up is over; w
Massie Harvey; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134467; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland. 28988
When the golden moon shines; song,
with guit. arr. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1936;
E unp. 184233; Flor. A. Ceniza, Oak-
land, Calif. 28989
When the leaves turn from green to
gold; song, melody Paul S. Richards.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 134411;
Howard Adair Thomas, San Diego,
Calif. 28990
When the meadow larks are singing;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133792;
Julia Prouty, Spokane. 28991
29004
When the moon is rocking in the cradle
of the sky; w Mabelle M. Caldwell,
and melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 19, 1936;
EK unp. 188955; Bob Banner, jr., En-
nis, Tex. 28992
When the moon shines once again; m
Burrell Van Buren; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1986; E unp. 134112;
Theron S. Maxwell, Canyon, Tex.
28993
When the roses bloom again; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp.
183303; Agnes Bilbrey, Houston.
28994
When the sun says good-night to the
mountain; w Harry Pease, m Larry
Vincent; with guit. arr. © Oct. 7,
1936; E pub. 58114; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 28995
When the sun sets over the ocean; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 133750; Thomas Helm Kil-
bourne, Burlingame, Calif. 28996
When the sun shines down in Dixie
land, I’ll be thinking of you every
day; w and melody. © 1e. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133711; Milton Gedess
Wortman, Los Angeles. 28997
When the twilight deepens; song, w
Ina Adare Turley. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1986; E unp. 183078; Paul Louis
Ames, Clyde, O. 28998
When the whippoorwill sings in the
woodland ; w Mina Pear! Ashton; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 134465;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
28999
When twilight sweeps the peaceful val-
ley; song. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub.
58177; Birdie T. Jeffries Chadwick,
Ceredo, W. Va. 29000
——w and melody. © 1e. Sept. 16,
1986; E unp. 134271; Birdie T. Jef-
fries Chadwick, Huntington, W. Va.
29001
When you are mine; valse song. ©1le.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 133120; Erma
Magnuson, Fremont, Neb. 29002
——w and melody. © 1.e Oct. 27,
1936; E unp. 184208; Stephen Benjak,
New York. 29003
When you get in front of my eyes; w
Jean Darrell; pf. © 1c Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 183576; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 29004.
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29005
When you left me, you broke my heart;
w and m Allie Crider; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 19386; E unp. 134437; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29005
When you smile little boy; song. ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 182957; Fred
Hamilton Lunn, Northmoor, Mo.
29006
When you wake up in the morning;
song. © 1. Oct. 13, 1986; E unp.
133611; William Agusta Sullivan, Chi-
cago. 29007
When your gal’s in love with the band;
w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1936;
E unp. 133021; Ina George, New
York. 29008
When your girl’s in love with the band ;
w and m Ina George; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Oct. 17, 1986; E pub.
58229; Whitney Blake music pub.,
New York. 29009
Where; song, w Cid Ricketts Sumner.
© Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 57965; H. Gif-
ford Bull, Ithaca, N. Y. 29010
Where a million dreams come true;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1936; E unp. 13838168; Calquitt Del-
afatty Hudson, Vernon, Fla. 29011
Where are you; from Top of the town,
w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1986; E unp.
134067 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
29012
Where did you go; valse song. ©1c.
Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 1338293; Emile
Russell, Mobile. 29013
Where have you been all my life; from
Hats off, w Herb Magidson, melody
Ben Oakland. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1986;
EH ounp. 133373; Famous music corp.,
New York. 29014
Where have you been hiding; song,
from The laughayettes of 1936. ©
1¢:. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 134222;
Gladstone Pennell Lillicrapp, aston,
¥ Pas 29015
Where the blue Columbia River wends
its way; w Emma Pidcock; pf.
1 e Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 134445;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29016
Where the golden rod is nodding; w
Bessie Ellen Gray; pf. © 1c. Oct.
12, 1986; H. unp. 183577; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 29017
pt. III, 0. s., v. dl
Where the honeysuckles twine; song.
©1e. July 25, 1936; E unp. 133102;
Nettie M. Schoneman, Paonia, Col.
29018
Where the lazy river goes by; from
Banjo on my knee, w Harold Adam-
son, 1m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Errol
Collins. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
134175; Robbins music corp., New
York. 29019
Where the moon shines o’er the pine
trees, by my Rocky Mountain home;
song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp.
133240; Lelah B. Buckley, Carroll,
Neb. 29020
While I dream along; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1936; EH unp.
133845 ; Bert Wealthdale, Knoxville,
Tenn. 29021
While the shadows ’round are falling;
pf., with w. © 1. Sept. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1381854; Lottie M. Crawford,
Creekside, Pa. 29022
Whims on keys; by Kaya Malamadoff ;
pf... © 1,.¢, Oct. 9 193638 unp.
1338331; Alfred Abraham Kaufman,
Los Angeles. 290238
Whisper again; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133935; Con-
stance Warren, Los Angeles. 291024
Whisper dear in my ear; w and arr. of
m Mary Grinnan, m Minnie Hitchins
Grinnan. ©1ec. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
133074; Minnie Hitchins Grinnan
Holmes, and Mary Grinnan Denison,
Dallas. 29025
White cotton; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 184361; John F.
Pennisi, Hollywood, Calif. 29026
White (The) horse inn; from the pro-
duction, w Irving Caesar, m Ralph
Benatzky ; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Sept. 25, 1986; E pub. 57772; Harms,
inec., New York. 29027
White rose; w Charles P. Cooley; bar.
© 1 c. Oct. 1, 19386: BE ump? se2en0-
Robert Knox Chapman, Hartford.
29028
White wings in the moonlight; w and m
Ralph Stanley, Gene Montagu and
Horatio Nicholls; with ukulele arr.
and symbols for pf. accordion, banjo
and guit. © Sept. 10, 1936; E for.
45959 ;. Lawrence Wright music ¢o.,
ltd., London. 29029
1278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Who am I; from Sitting on the moon,
w and m Sidney D. Mitchell and Sam
H. Stept; with guit. arr. © Sept. 18,
1986; E pub. 57369 ; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 29030
Who cares; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 183018; Ed Wolcott, San
Fernando, Calif. 29031
Who is my baby gonna love all winter
now that summer is gone; w and m
Seymour Simons; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 14, 1986; E pub. 58064;
Remick music corp., New York.
29032:
Who'll buy my song of love; from
Transatlantic rhythm, w _ Irving
Caesar and Desmond Carter, m Ray
Henderson. © Sept. 30, 1936; E for.
46239; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
29033
Who wants an angel; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 133651 ;
Martin Louis Brown, Philadelphia.
29034
Who, who, who cares; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 133836;
Grace Bourdens, Santa Rosa, Calif.
29085
Whoso dwelleth; sacred song, w from
the Bible, m J. Christopher Marks;
high voice. © Oct. 14, 1936; E pub.
57941; H. W. Gray co., New York.
29036
Why; song. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1986; E
unp. 133460; Myrtle Gerganess Car-
roll, Comanche, Tex. 29037
Why can’t the skies be blue; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1936; E unp.
133740; Herman Frederick Jobel-
mann, Portland, Or. 29038
Why ean’t you fall in love; w Darwin
Husted, m Lew Appleton. © 1 «
Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 133860; Louis
Bernard Appleton, jr., Hollywood,
Calif. 29039
Why couldn’t 1; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1986; E unp. 134000; Victor
Lourie, Youngstown, O. 29040
Why did you leave me; song. ©1e«.
Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 133859'; Ethel
Best Waltz, Stockton, Calif. 28041
Why did you say I love you; valse song.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1986; E unp. 133272;
Buddy Farrar, Fossil, Or. 29042
29055
Why do'I have to say I love you; w
R. S. Srigley, and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 184862; Robert
S. Srigley and Heber W. Johnson,
Boston. 29043
Why do you haunt me; fox-trot song.
©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp. 133121;
Celia Ticktin, Los Angeles. 29044
Why don’t you come back to me; w and
m Frank Harris; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 1383699; Georgia
music co., New York. 29045
Why is there ever good-bye; from Care-
less rapture, w Christopher Hassall,
m Ivor Novello. © Sept. 10, 1936;
E for. 46045 ; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 29046
Why must we Say good-bye; w and m
Dolly Lackey. © 1. Oct. 28, 1936;
E unp. 134807; Alicia D. Lackey, Mi-
ami, Fla. 29047
Why should I dream; song. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133209; Frank A.
Sullivan, Detroit. 29048
Why shouldn’t I love you; fox-trot
song, melody A. J. Grassl and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1936; E
unp. 183785; A. J. Grassl, Uniontown,
Wash. 29049
Wiener blut; schrammelquartett
walzer, Johann Strauss, arr. Carl
Tautenhayn; violine 1, 2, gitarre u.
akkordion. © Aug. 22, 1936; E for.
45876; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 29050
Wigglin’ my toes and twiddlin’ my
thumbs; w Cully Richards, melody
Benny Ross. © 1c. Aug. 17, 19386;
EK unp. 134099; Ben Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 29051
Wild (A) cat woman and a tom cat
man; w and melody Cliff Carlisle.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; BE unp. 134192;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 29052
Wild flowers; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Oct. 26,
19386; E unp. 1384210; Nellie F.
Barnes, Lola, Ky. 29053.
Will and Wiley; song. © 1c. Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 183249; Lee Marley, In-
dianapolis. 29054
Will there be a bunkhouse in heaven;
pf., with w. ©-1 ec. Oct. 1, 1936; E
unp. 182980; Marvin Bennet Evans,
Chicago. 29055
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29056
Will there be any Cowboys in heaven;
w and m Slim Smith; pf. ©1.«
Oct. 23, 19386; EH unp. 184086; William
Otha Smith, Nashville. 29056
Williamsburg 1775; light opera, H-
bretto John Worth, lyrics and melo-
dies Florence Wickham. © 1 ¢. Oct.
15, 1986; D 39151; Florence Wick-
ham Lueder, New York, and Joseph
Pokorny, Bay Shore, L. I., N. Y.
29056*
Willing arms; melody. Rev. form. ©
les Oct): 24, 19362 (Hh unp.) 134280;
Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif, 29057
Wilma; song. ©1ec. Oct. 26, 1936; E
unp. 184183; Don Q. Pullen, Nash-
ville. 29058
Win with Landon; w and m Paul Re-
bere; with guit. arr. © Sept. 23,
1936; E pub. 57711; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 29059
Windmill (The) ; unison song for boys,
w Robert Bridges, m W. Gillies Whit-
taker. © Aug. 27, 1936; E for.
46002; Oxford univ. press, London.
29060
Winds (The) at Bethlehem; w W. M.
Letts, m H. C. Stewart; mixed voices.
© Aug. 27, 1986; E for. 45984; Ox-
ford univ. press, London. 29061
Winnie with her winning ways; fox-
trot, w and m Jack Addington. © 1
c. Aug. 17, 1936; E unp. 1838274; Or-
mai R. Addington, Cheney, Wash.
29062
Winning men for Jesus; hymn, w A. H.
Ackley, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1926; E pub. 57608; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 29063
Winter rendez-vous; w Howard J.
Manlin, melody Vernon Oliver Greg-
ory. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1936; E upp.
134276; Vernon O. Gregory and H.
Manlin, Allentown, Pa. 29064
Winter (The) sunset; w and m Bess
Jett. (©rwse. “Octs 5;719386 50H ‘unp.
1338018; Laura Bess Ketchum Jett,
Columbia, Mo. 29065
Wintertime dreams; w Al Bryan, m
Felix Bernard; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58248 ;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 29066
Wisconsiana; march; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 1986; E unp. 183007; Robert Bie-
derman, New York. 29067
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Wish (A); song, w J. L. McNeil. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 133036; J.
Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 29068
Wishin’; w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 14,
1936; E unp. 1383660; Graham Nor-
ton Sylvester, Rosetown, Sask.,
Canada. 29069
Wishing; melody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1936;
EK unp. 134063; Edward K. Berg-
strom, Prescott, Ariz, 29070
With a banjo on my knee; from Banjo
on my knee, w Harold Adamson, m
Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Errol Col-
lins. © 1 ¢ Oct. 24, 1936; E ump.
1384175; Robbins music corp., New
York. 29071
With Cupid’s darts; w Louise Eads;
pf: © 1 ¢. Oct: 29,° 1936" Hump:
154462; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 29072
With my little horse and wagon; w
and m Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 16, 1936;
E for. 46033; Jos. Geo. Gilbert, ltd.,
London. 29073
With timbrel and dances; w from 150th
psalm, set to m Desmond MacMa-
hon; mixed cho., pf. and organ. ©
Oct. 22, 1936; E for. 46209; Forsyth
bros., ltd., London. 29074
With you; pf., with w. © 1. e@ Oct.
12, 1936; E unp. 133465; Lewis N.
Paul, San Francisco. 29075
song, w Lillian Saunders Fales.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134320;
Hsther Saunders Clough, West Med-
way, Mass. 29076
—w Don Humble, m George Cates.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 1383856;
George A. Cates, Bremerton, Wash.
29077
With you ever and then another glad
day; w Jimmie Elliott; pf. ©l1e.
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 134453; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29078
Without you; w and m Frank Brook-
ert; with guit. arr. © Oct. 7, 1936;
E pub. 57925; George F. Briegel, inc.,
New York. 29079
——w and melody. © 1 ce Oct. 30,
1936; E unp. 134507; Fred C. Frey,
jr., Newark, N. Y. 29080
Woman; song. © 1.¢ Oct. 10, 1936;
E unp. 133450; Albert Fiore, Balti-
more. 29081
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
Wonderful golden hours; song.
Oct. 7, 1936; E unp. 183156; Margue-
rite E. Davidson, Hawthorne, Calif.
29082
Wonderful one; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 6, 1936; E unp. 133031; Kenneth
A, Roane, Buffalo. 29083
Won’t a cabin do; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 133760; Walter J. Todd, Bur-
lington, Wy. 29084
Won’t cha take a chance with me; song.
©1e. Oct. 14, 19386; E unp. 183656 ;
George Lomas, Philadelphia. 29085
Won’t you say hello; w Tom Collins
and W. P. Dingledy, and melody. ©
Oct. 1, 1936; E pub: 57817; William
P. Dingledy, Los Angeles. 29086
Woo, blows the wind; w _ Lorraine
. Walens, m Edna Frida Pietsch; pf.
@, Sept. 14, 1936; E pub. 57759;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston. 29087
Words (The) of my song are you; song.
© 1 ec. Sept. 25, 19386; E unp. 134398 ;
David Ballantine, Garden City, N. Y.
29088
World (The) needs music; song, Ww
Blanche A. Koch. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 1337238; Irene M. Koch,
Buffalo. 29089
Wouldn’t it be wonderful; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1936; E unp. 132932;
Fernando A. Gregoire, Los Angeles.
29090
Wraith of my dreams; w and m F. C.
Willson, arr. S. MacHale. ©1c. Oct.
23, 19386; E unp. 134081; Florence
Chase Willson, Minneapolis, and Sara
MacHale, Shakopee, Minn. 29091
Wycinanki Lowickie; by Franciszek
Izbicki-Maklakiewicz; pf. © Aug. 7,
1936; E for. 46084; EF. Grabczewski,
Warsaw, Poland. 29092
Y’a du soleil dans la boutique; paroles
Jean Nohain, m Mireille. © July 20,
1936; E for. 46131; Editions du Co-
quelicot, Paris. 290938
Ya gotta, ya gotta, ya gotta honey gal;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1936;
BH unp. 1382952 ; Joseph George Rosetti,
Olean, N. Y. 29094
Ye old English Christmas; Christmas
operetta, w Harry Lee Rogers, lyrics
and m Otis Mills Carrington. ©
Sept. 15, 1936; D 39146; Myers &
Carrington, Redwood City, Calif.
29094*
29108
© 1 ¢.} Yea, though I walk through the valley ;
w from Psalm 23, m Hazel Gertrude
Kinscella. © Oct. 6, 1986; E pub.
57884; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
29095
Years have flown like the ocean; w
Minnie Bugbee; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
19386; E unp. 184466; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 29096
Yes, I love you; fox trot song. ©1 ec.
Aug. 3, 1936; E unp. 133260; Fannie
Halliday, Center Rutland, Vt. 29097
Yes it’s true: w Larry Yoell, m Bud
Wilkie and Gordon Bishop; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E. unp.
131420; William Albert Wilkie and
Gordon Bishop, San Francisco.
29098
Yielded; hymn. © Oct. 22, 1936; 2 ¢.
Oct. 23; E pub. 58170; Fred Churchill
Isch, Syracuse, N. Y. 29099
Yielding; w and melody Hubert Grant.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1936.; E unp. 134201;
Lillian Ruth Grant, Brooklyn. 29100
Yodelin’ (The) lumber-jack; w and m
Orville (Buck) Leverton. © 1 e. Oct.
bo 81986 3° EY unp.. 133138 >) Orville
Leverton, Rockford, Il. 29101
Yoder’s (Paul) band book; marches,
ete., Frederick Griggs, and others,
arr. Paul Yoder; pts. © Sept. 9,
1936; E pub. 58216; Raymond A.
Hoffman co., Chicago. 29102
You ain’t heard nothing yet; w V. C.
Rice, melody C. L. Soares. © 1 «.
Oct. 9, 19386; E unp. 133417; Char-
lotte Louise Soares and Viola Cath-
erine Rice, Sacramento, Calif. 29103
You and I have fallen in love; w Penn
P. Pillsbury, and melody. © 1.
Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134225; Neil
O’Connor, New York. 29104
You are all I’ve wanted; from For-
bidden melody, w Otto Harbach, m
Sigmund Romberg; with guit. arr.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58128; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 29105
You are like a shooting star; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 133761; Walter
J. Todd, Burlington, Wy. 29106
You are like an angel; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1. Oct. 19, 1936;
E unp. 133852; Earl Griffin, Minne-
apolis. 29107
You are mine; fox-trot song. © 1.
July 27, 1986; E unp. 133123; M. E.
Marlowe, Graton, Calif. 29108
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29109
You are my only sweetheart; w Janet
Boss Ferguson; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 133883; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 29109
You are my song divine; from On
with the show, w Edward Lockton,
m Horatio Nicholls). © Aug. 26,
1936; E for. 45960; Lawrence Wright
music co., ltd., London. 29110
You are the one; song. ©1e. Oct. 8.
1986; E unp. 182927; Leo Yagello,
Pittsburgh. 29111
You are these things to me; song. ©
te FOC S. A936) np: loolet ;
Elizabeth Meyers Johnston, St. Al-
bans, N. Y.
You can never believe; w and m Deke
Parsons. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1936; E unp.
133061; Harold Mead Parsons, jr.,
Arlington, Mass. 29113
You can see for yourself; melody. ©
dcr Oct., 8 1936. EH unp. .188203.;
Howard William Johnson, New
York. 29114
You do the darn’dest things, baby ; from
Pigskin parade, w Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, m Lew Pollack. © Oct. 19, 1936;
E pub. 58167; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 29115
You don’t need a million when you’re
in love; w Mrs. Elmer Macho, m
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1986; E unp. 133824; Margret Macho,
Verdon, Neb. 29116
You found me; song. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1936; E unp. 183472; Idamae Black,
Chicago. 29117
You got me; w T. Gillen, melody A.
Gillen. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
134304; Tom Gillen and Alfred Gil.
len, Youngstown, O. 29118
You gotta have swing; w Reg Con-
nelly, m Sid Phillips. © Oct. 12,
1936; E for. 46030; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd., London. 29119
You have my heart; waltz, English w
C. L. Caputi, Spanish w and m
Leonor Flores. © 1 e. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 1383596; C. Louis Caputi, New
York. 29120:
You haven’t heard all about me; song,
m Wayne Johnson. © 1 e. Oct. 5,
1936; E unp. 182984; Frederick Otto
Riley, Noel, Mo. 29121
You, just.you; ;song.,» ©, 1),¢. Oct. 15;
1936; E unp. 133687; Chester J.
Lynch, Troy, N. Y. 29122
29112 |
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
You kept me waiting too long; song,
m KF. M. La Lumia and Charles J.
Biardo. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp.
133197; Frank M. La Lumia, Chi-
cago. 29123
You know I'll be blue;.w and melody.
© 1e. Oct. 2, 19836; E unp. 132908 ;
Charlie Rhodum Pritchett, Thomas-
ton, Ga. 29124
You know I love you; w and m H. F.
Bailey and Wm. E. Maxwell. © 1c.
Aug. 31, 1986; E unp. 131099; H. F.
Bailey, Jefferson City, Mo. 29125
You left me all alone; by Loyle Vernon
Dye; pf. treble. ©1ce. Sept. 14, 1936;
E unp. 132953; Perry Anderson Dye,
Minneapolis. 29126.
Youll call me back some day; song.
© 1 ec. Oct. 27, 19386; E unp. 134332;
John Calvin Turnage, Houston.
29127
You made my dreams come true; song,
arr. Ruby C. Bartley. © 1 ¢c. Oct.
30, 1936; E unp. 134429; Maurine
Winfrey, Ralls, Tex. 29128
You make me want to do the spring
dance; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1936;
E unp. 134230; Albert John de Long,
Hollywood, Calif. 29129
You mean that much to me; melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 134409;
Arno Segall, Buffalo. 29130
You must be born again; hymn, arr.
R. B. Thompson. © Sept. 28, 1936;
E pub. 57848; Velma Dentena Nutter,
Laurel, Del. 29131
You put the O into love; from The
composite man, w Ronald Jeans, m
Vivian Ellis. © Sept. 22, 1936; E
for. 46235; Chappell & eco., Itd., Lon-
don. 29132
Youre a knock-out honey; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1936; E unp. 133823; Mary A. Hoh-
man, Hamilton, O. 29133
Youre a little bit diffrent; w M.
Peterson, melody D. Hoogbruin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 133984;
Dixie Hoogbruin and Marion Peter-
son, San Bernardino, Calif. 29134
You’re a part of me; w L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, m Felix Bernard; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 15, 1986; E pub. 57927;
L. Wolfe Gilbert music pub. ©Co.,
Hollywood, Calif. 29135
You’re a pirate; song. ©1e Oct. 3,
1936; E unp. 132930; George Victor
Malmgren, Chicago. 29136
1282
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936
29162
You’re a problem I can’t solve; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1986; E unp.
1383172; Dorice Charles Denton,
Galesburg, Ill. 29137
You’re a _super-liner; from Going
places, w and m Vivian Ellis. ©
Sept. 5, 1936; E for. 46041; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 29138
You're a topper; song. © 1 e«. Oct.
14, 1936; E unp. 1383685; Vincent
Campo, Philadelphia. 29139
You’re everything I’ve ever dreamed ;
valse song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 19386; E
unp. 133263; Goldie Price, Morgan-
town, W. Va. 29140
You’re giving me a song and a dance;
w and m Marty Symes and Milton
Ager; with arr. for guit., ete, and
with additional cho. for pf. accor-
dion. © Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 57848;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 29141
You’re gonna make the same mistake
all over again; w and m Richard
Jerome and Walter Kent; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Sept. 28, 1936; E
pub. 57770; Harms, ine., New York.
29142
You’re just a little fraidy cat; song,
pf. se. arr. Bob Taylor. © 1 c. Oct.
12, 19386; E unp. 1383488; Harry L.
Cecil, Denver. 29145
Youw’re just a little nuisance; fox trot
song. ©1e. Sept. 8, 1936; E unp.
133423; Clara Young, West Los An-
geles, Calif. 29144
Youw’re just the kind o’ girl for me;
song. © 1c Oct. 13, 19386; E unp.
133458 ; Adolph J. Duconge, jr., New
Orleans. 29145
You’re lovely and lovable; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1936; E unp.
133633; John Duhig, Long Island
City. N.Y: 29146
You’re mother’s little freckle boy; fox-
trot song. © 1 ec. Sept. 8, 1936; BE
unp. 133427; J. F. Thyen, Arenzville,
Ill. 29147
Yowre my blues; w and m Ernest
Reuther; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1936;
E unp. 134438; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29148
You're my destiny; w and m Al. Young.
© 1 ce. Oct. 24, 1936; £ unp. 134156;
Alice Young Idema, Poughkeepsie,
N=» Y. 29149
You’re my hit parade; song, melody
H. Paley. ©1ce. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp.
134186; Karl Tausig and Herman
Paley, New York. 29150
You’re my sweetheart of the screen;
fox trot song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 13838257; Sam Stough, St.
Clair, Ala. 29151
You’re never home to me; w M. War-
tell, melody I. Wallman. © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 1986; E unp. 134108; Irving
Wallman and Max Wartell, New
York, 29152
You’re not the type; song, m Aaron
Magil. © 1 c. Oct. 1, 1986; E unp.
132888; Isadore Brill, Philadelphia.
29153
You’re pretending; song. © Aug. 1,
1936; E pub. 57029; Freda Kramer,
New York. 29154
You’re slightly terrific; from Pigskin
parade, w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Lew
Pollack; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Oct. 19, 19386; E pub. 58166; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 29155
You’re the best pal I ever knew; w
Ruth Lund Erickson; pf. © 1 «
Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 183879; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29156
You're the owner of my heart; w Nor-
man Richardson; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
29, 1986; E unp. 134487; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 29157
You’re too good to be true; w Bud
Green, m Jesse Greer; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Oct. 31, 1936; E pub.
57986; Marlo music corp., New York.
29158
You’re too sophisticated; w and m Jo
Madia, arr. Max Davis. © 1. Oct.
16, 1986; E unp. 133745; Josephine
Helen Madia, Geneva, N. Y. 29159
You’re too sure of me; w Mack David,
m George W. Meyer, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with guit. arr. © Oct. 17,
1986; E pub. 58181; Mills music,
inc., New York. 29160
You’re wasten your time; w and mel-
ady., XC) le. Oct. 20, 1936-7, unp.
134838; Joe Tamietti, Grass Valley,
Calif. 29161
You’re what the blues are made of; w
Doris Mayer, melody J. C. Johnson.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1986; E unp. 132937;
Broadway music corp., New York.
29162
1283
29163
You swept me off my feet; pf., with w.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 134281;
Henry Bak May, Atlanta. 29163
You took my heart, you must take me;
w Edward J. Radke; pf. © 1 «
Oct. 29, 1986; E unp. 184432; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29164
You've chosen; w Lila Maud Coleman;
pf. © 1 ce Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133911; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 29165
You've got me eating right out of your
hand; pf., with w. © 1c. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 183909; Ray Wunder, |
Portland, Or. 29166
You've got me guessin’ again; w and
m George Whiting, Al J. Neiburg
and Jerry Levinson; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Oct. 19, 1936; E pub.
58000; Broadway music corp., New
York. 29167
You’ve got something; from Red, hot
and blue, w and m Cole Porter; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Sept. 30, 1936;
E pub. 57756; Chappell & co., inc.,
New York. 29168
You’ve got what it takes to be mine;
fox trot, w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 7, 1986; E unp. 133135; Floyd
Arthur Pearson, Minneapolis. 29169
You waited too long; w and melody
Charley McCoy. © 1 e« Oct. 19,
1986; E unp. 133857; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 29170
You were sincere; w B. Gay; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1936; E unp. 133578;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29171
You win; w Betty Rose, m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1 ce Oct. 29,
19386; E unp. 134484; Betty Rose
Franklin, Medford, Or. 29172
You, you, you; song, m D. Pageot. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1986; E unp. 134395;
Eugene Casivant, Waterbury, Conn.
29173
Young (The) May moon; pt.-Song, w
Thomas Moore, m C. Armstrong
Gibbs; sop. and alto, or ten. and bass,
or mixed voices. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © Sept. 15, 1986; E for. 45935;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 29174
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Your eyes; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele “arr. (© d)"e. Oct 21.
1986; E unp. 1384028; G. L. Champie,
Roseburg, Or. 29175
Your eyes are telling, what your lips
won’t say; w Nell Ford DeBarba;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
133913; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 29176
Your eyes in the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp.
133320; Joseph Willis Provance,
Baltimore. 29177
Your eyes were saying; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Oct.
16, 1936; E unp. 133777; Manuel P.
Silvia, Fall River, Mass. 29178
Your ideas are my ideas, that’s my
idea of love; w Arthur Terker, m
D. J. (Nick) La Rocca, and J. Rus-
sel Robinson, pf. se. J. Russel Rob-
inson. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub.
580385; Original Dixieland music,
New York. 29179
Your love is kind; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 13834387;
George H. Woodward, Johnstown,
NeoX. - 29180
Your love is like a melody that’s ring-
ing in my heart; song, melody C. HE.
Stevens and Ben Adelman. © 1 e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 133795; Clar-
ence Emery Stevens, South Newton,
Ta. 29181
Your prayer; song; mixed voices. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1936; E unp. 1382021;
Margaret Elizabeth Edwards, Mt.
Vernon, Il. 29182
Your President; w M. J. McMahon,
melody E. Prince. © 1 ec. Oct. 3,
19386; E unp. 134128; Martin J. Mc-
Mahon and Earres Prince, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. 29183
Your satisfaction is my happiness;
song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
134207; Alfonso Bounds, Cincinnati.
29184
Your smile really betrays you; song, w
Isaac Li. Santos. © 1 e Oct. 5,
1836; FE unp. 1383037; J. Chas. McNeil,
Los Angeles. 29185
Yours ’til the end of time; pf., with
w. ©1.e Oct. 2, 1986; E unp.
132916; Dorice Charles Denton,
Galesburg, Ill. 29186
1284
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1936 29189
Zagrajcie mi; tango-romans, stowa: © Sept. 11, 1936; E pub. 57955; Cor-
Emanuel Schlechter, m: Jerzy Ros- nell clef club, Ithaca, N. Y. 29188
ner, arr. Jerzy Belzacki; ork. strony. weit ‘ Path
© May 11, 1986; H for. 46228; Wai- | “EO! Weanie Hitching Grinvan, ©
tions Fermata, Warsaw, Poland. : :
29187 1c... Oct....5,. 1986; EH unp.. 133071;
Minnie Hitchins Grinnan Holmes and
Zing-boom let’s go Cornell; w George Mary Grinnan Denison, Dallas.
Louis Coleman, m Louis F. Audrieth. 29189
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog since
Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and
the United States (including 18,473 unpublished) _~-_____________ 25, 853
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 533 unpub-
"FSS VEY 1) SNR Tae MPN (eh Ds 3 iti ae ELD oie la eae MO pt Be 3, 336
TDD ENS PNR, gaa ODEN PST NGO E CE Micild fe 98 iggy Cth a pod ant bates GAs v ale 29, 189
1285
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Absence; men’s voices, a cappella.
Leonard B. MecWhood, Hanover, N.
H., as author of m. R 47446, Oct. 3,
19386. 1
Air religieuse [sic]; par Hans Kron-
old, op. 18; violincello and pf. ©
Sophie Kronold, New York, as
widow. R 47711, Sept. 24, 1936. 2
Algy; from Old Dutch, w George V.
Hobart, m Victor Herbert. © Don-
ald Hobart and Vere Hobart, New
York, as children of the deceased au-
thor of w, Ella Bartlett, New York,
and Clifford Herbert, Santa Monica,
Calif., as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47633, Oct. 1, 1936. 3
All I want is my honey boy; song, from
A trip to Africa, w John Larkins.
© Dave Peyton, Chicago, as author
of m. R 47570, Sept. 28, 1936. +
American (The) idea; musical comedy
© George M. Cohan, New York, as
author. R 47398, Sept. 24,1936. 4*
Amina; two-step; orch. © eal
Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 47585,
Oct. 5, 1936. 5)
Angel’s (The) message; Sunday school
service for Christmas, Adam Geibel,
Florence Williams Falconer, W. A.
Post, Mrs. R. R. Forman, and Ralph
Howard Pendelton. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of
the deceased author, Adam Geibel.
R 47892, Oct. 22, 1936. 6
Aphrodite; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of
m. R 47631, Oct. 1, 1936. 7
Arme (Das) migdlein; op. 34; 3 frau-
enstimmen, soli o. cho. hft. 3. © A.
von Othegraven, Cologne-Milheim,
Germany, as author. R 47448, Oct.
5, 1936. 8
Around the Christmas tree; Yule-tide
potpourri, Theodore Moses Tobani;
orch. © Joseph Morris Tobani,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as child of the
deceased author. R 47757, Oct. 16,
1936. 9
As long as the world goes round, song,
from The red moon. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, New York, as author. R
48047, Nov. 3, 1936. 10
©] Ashford (HE. L.)
[29189
Allegretto; organ
voluntary. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 47990, Oct. 28, 1936. 11
Prelude; organ voluntary. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 47996,
Oct. 28, 1936. 12
At the portals of light; w Alice Jean
Cleator, m Herbert J. Lacey. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47555, Sept. 12,
1936. 13
Auber (Daniel Francois Hsprit) Fra
Diavolo; arr. Thomas H. Rollinson ;
orch. © Frederick B. Rollinson,
Naugatuck, Conn., as executor of the
author of arrangement. R 48073,
Oct. 29, 1936. 14
Babbling brook; reverie, caprice; pf.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author, R 47473, Sept. 30, 1986. 15
Babe (The) of Bethlehem. © C. Aus-
tin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of
m. R 47498, Oct. 3, 1936. 16
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Kantate no.
152; English version, m arr. B.
Todt. © F. 8S. Copeland, London, as
author of English version. R 48068,
Noy. 10, 1936. 17
Das wohltemperierte klavier; ers-
ter teil, instruktive ausgabe Bruno
Mugellinii © Lina Ceppetelli, ved.
Mugellini, Mailand, Italy, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
47967, Sept. 21, 1936. 18
Badinage;. pf. © Corelli Windeatt,
Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey, Hng-
land, as author. R 47408, Sept. 28,
1936. 19
Bajadere (Die) ; lied, humoreske, text
Rob Steidl. © Paul Lincke, Berlin,
as author of m. R 47575, Oct. 5,
1936. 20
Bambooland; song, m Melville J.
Gideon. © E. Ray Goetz, London, as
author of w. R 478438, Oct. 16, 1936.
omit
Barearolle; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 47987, Oct. 28, 1936. 22
1286
RENEWALS
no. 10, 19386
Be a light; song. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author of m. R
47549, Sept. 12, 1936. 23
Be strong in Jesus; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m Herbrt J. Lacey. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 475383, Sept. 12, ee
Be Thou my guide; trio, w Mary Gil-
bert Wray, m HE. L. Ashford; sop.,
alto and bar. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 47998, Oct. 28, 1936.
25
Beautiful eyes; song, w Geo. Whiting.
© Ted Snyder, Los Angeles, as au-
thor of m. R 47802, Oct. 18, 1986. 26
Because His name is Jesus; w arr. and
m BE. O. Excell. © HEH. O. Excell, jr.,
Chicago, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
47618, Sept. 28, 1936. 20
Behold, I bring you good tidings; w
from the Bible; mixed voices.
Bruce Steane, Tonbridge, Kent, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 47770, Oct.
21, 1936. 28
Behold the moon is breaking; w Min-
nie A. G. Edington, m Adam Geibel.
© Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 47894, Oct. 22, 1936. 29
Belle (The) of the barbers’ ball; mu-
sical comedy. © George M. Cohan,
New York, as author. R 47392, Sept.
24, 1956. 738 fe
Bennett (T. C. Sterndale) Four songs
of childhood ; from The queen of the
meadows, Robert Ellice Mack. © T.
C. Sterndale Bennett, London, as au-
thor of m. R 47973, Nov. 4, 1986. 30
Berceuse pour un soir d’automne; par-
tition d’orch. © Ernest Moret, Paris,
as author. R 47701, Oct. 7, 19386. 31
Berger (Rodolphe) Deux danses espag-
noles; pf. no. 1, 2. © MHonorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 47704,
47703, Oct. 7, 1936. 32, 33
Betsy Bolivar; from. The promoters, w
James O’Dea, m Anna Caldwell. ©
Anna Caldwell O’Dea, Beverly Hills,
Calif., as author of m, and widow of
the author of w. R 47672, Oct. 1,
1936. 34
Better things are coming later on; song
and cho. © Laurence M. Dillon,
Ithaca, N. Y., as author. R 47791,
Oct. 13, 1986. 35
47
Beware of the garden of love; song,
from The sunny side of Broadway.
© Boyle Woolfolk, Chicago, as au-
thor, R 48011, Nov. 7, 1986. 36
Billiken (The) man; song, m Melville
J. Gideon. © E. Ray Goetz, London,
as author of w. R 47846, Oct. 16,
1936. 37
Bizet (Georges) Toreador song; from
Carmen, arr. Theodore Moses Tobani ;
orch. © Joseph Morris Tobani,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
47756, Oct. 16, 19386. 38
Blarney ; w and m Nora Bayes and Jack
Norworth. © Benjamin L. Fried-
land, New York, as widower of one of
the authors. R 47662, Oct. 1, 1936.
39
Blessed Rock of ages; song, w W. C.
Martin. © C. Austin Miles, Pitman,
N. J., as author of m. R 47520, Sept.
12, 1936. 40
Bl-nd and p-g spells blind pig; w Junie
McCree, m Albert Von Tilzer. ©
Barbara McCree Justiz, Brooklyn, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 47440, Sept. 17, 19386. 41
Bonnie Annie Laurie; w Harry Wil-
liams, m EH. Van Alstyne. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author of m,
and Carrie Quinn, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 47661,
Oct. 1, 19386. 42
Booby; w J. Mahoney, m Theodore
Morse. © Jack Mahoney, New York,
as author of w, and Theodora Morse,
New York, as widow of the author of
m. R 48025, Nov. 8, 19386. 43
Boulevard (The) glide; song, m Mel-
ville J. Gideon. © EH. Ray Goetz,
London, as author of w. R 47847,
Oct. 16, 1936. 44
Brinkley (The) bathing girl; from Fol-
lies of 1909, w Harry RB. Smith, m
Maurice Levi. © Irene Smith, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Leon Levi, Baltimore, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47660, Oct..1, 1936. 45
Brinkley (The) coon; song. © George
M. Cohan, New York, as author. R
47390, Sept. 24, 1936., 46
Bubble (The) and the sunbeam; w Bal-
lard Macdonald, m Jas. W. Tate. ©
Elizabeth C. Macdonald, Berkeley,
Calif., as widow of the author of w.
R 47841, Sept. 18, 1986. 47
1287
48
Bushel (A) o’ kisses; by Lewis F. Muir.
© Theresa M. Deutsch, New York, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 48041, Oct. 15, 1936. 48
By-gone days in Dixie; from the musi-
cal show Mr. Lode of Koal, w Alex
Rogers, m Bert A. Williams. © La-
vinia Rogers, Brooklyn, as widow of
the author of w. R 48058, Nov. 3,
1936. 49
Cairo; song, from The flirting princess,
w Hough and Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 48062, Nov. 3, 1936. 50:
Calais-Douvres; marche aérienne, Ro-
dolphe Berger; pf. Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as executor. R 47702,
Oct. 7, 1936. ol
Call to service; song, w J. W. Johnson.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 47548, Sept. 12, 1936.
52
Cannibal love; song, m Harry I. Robin-
son. © Will J. Harris, Chicago, as
author of w. R 47568, Sept. 28, 1936.
53
Canzonetta; by E. Schuett, transcribed
Theo. M. Tobani; orch. Carl
Fischer, inc., New York, as proprietor
in a work made for hire. R 47765,
Oct. 17, 1936. 54
Chant (Le) de la destinée; de Gabriel
Dupont, transcrit pour deux pfs. ©
Maurice Dumesnil, Paris, as author
of transcription. R 47849, Oct. 7,
1936. 55
Chant et danse slaves; partition d’orch.
© Ernest Moret, Paris, as author. R
47700, Oct. 7, 1936. 56
Chasse (La) ; etude de concert; pf. ©
Emil Sauer, Vienna, as author. R
47448, Oct. 5, 1936. 57
Child of the promise; Sunday school
service for Christmas, Adam Geibel,
Mrs. R. R. Forman and Gertrude L.
Knox. © Kathryn Skinner, Philadel-
phia, as child of the deceased author,
Adam Geibel. R 47891, Oct. 22, 1986.
58
Ching Foo; w Joseph H. McKeon and
W. G. Tracy, m W. Raymond Walker.
© William G. Tracy, New York, as
one of the authors of w. R 47803,
Oct. 18, 1936. 5S
Chink, Chink, Chinaman; from Mr.
Lode of Koal, w Alex Rogers, m Bert
A. Williams, arr. J. Rosamond John-
son. © Lavinia Rogers, Brooklyn,
as widow of the author of w. R
48044, Nov. 3, 1986, 60!
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pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Christ our corner stone; w Mary Pier-
son, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln
W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, Philadelphia,
as children of,the deceased author of
m. R 47528, Sept. 12, 1936. 61
Christians awake (Kommet, ihr hir-
ten) ; ancient Bohemian Christmas
song, English w Mrs. G. Federlein, m
arr. E. J. Biedermann; mixed cho.
© Herbert Biedermann, Freeport,
L. I., N. Y., Edward Biedermann,
Wales, Ont., Canada, and Maud Jack,
Port Chester, N. Y., as children of
the deceased author of arrangement.
R 47502, Oct. 6, 1936. 62
© Joseph Jongen,
Brussels, as author. R 47686, Oct. 7,
1936. 63
Close to Thee; w Lilian E. Jarvis, m
J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author of m. R 47554,
Sept. 12, 1936. 64
Come after breakfast; w and m J. T.
Brymn, C. Smith and James Burris.
© James T, Brymn and Chris Smith,
New York, as two of the authors. R
47579, Oct. 5, 1986. 65
Come back Jack; w Fred E. Weatherly,
m Ernest Newton. © Dorothy Cor-
nelius, Bromley, Kent, England, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 47976, Nov. 4, 19386. 66
Come, ye children; sacred song; in F
flat. © James H. Rogers, San Ma-
rino, Calif., as author. R 47782, Oct.
21, 1936. 67
Communion; organ voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 47988, Oct. 28, 19386, 68
Consolation; w J. E. Carpenter, m J. L.
Hatton, arr. Frank Lynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Groton,
Mass., aS widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 47778, Oct. 21, 1936.
69
Consolation lane; w and m J. T. Brymn,
C. Smith and James Burris. © James
T. Brymn and Chris Smith, New
Clair de lune; pf.
York, as two of the authors. R 47578.
Oct. 5, 1986. 70
Coon’s’ birthday; cake-walk-march;
band, © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as au-
thor. R 47581, Oct. 5, 1936. 71
Crescendo; by lLasson, transeribed
Theo. M. Tobani; orech. © Carl
Fischer, ine., New York, as proprie-
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Oct. 17, 1986. 72
Crossing the bar; men’s voices. © Car-
rie B. Adams, Portland, Or., as au-
thor. R 47381, Sept. 28, 1986. 73
Crown Him; w A. A. Payn, m J. Lin-
coln Hall. © C, Austin Miles, Pit-
man, N. J., as author of w. R 47551,
Sept. 12, 1936. 74
Cuckoo (The) prelude; for the caril-
loh, Mathias van den Gheyn, ed. for
pf. © Fanny Davies, London, as au-
thor of editing. R 47412, Sept. 28,
1936. 75
Cupid and co.; w Paul A. Rubens and
Arthur Wimperis, m P. A. Rubens.
© Herbert Rubens and A. N. Tayler,
London, as executors of the author
of m. R 47480, Sept. 23, 1936, 76
Cupid astray; waltz, arr. Herman
Friedrich; orch. © Walter Rolfe,
Boston, as author. R 48027, Nov. 4,
1936. 77
Cutey: song, m Melville J. Gideon. ©
EK. Ray Goetz, London, as author of
w. R 47845, Oct. 16, 1936. 78
Daffadowndilly ; song, from Pinkie and
the fairies, W. Graham Robertson.
© Frederic Norton, London, as au-
thor of m. R 47424, Sept. 23,1986. 79
Danza spagnuola; pf. © Francesco
Paolo Frontini, Catania, Italy, as au-
thor. R 47902, Oct, 13, 1936. 80
Darling make me dreamy; song, w Ar-
thur J. Lamb. © Alfred Solman, New
York, as author of m. R 47584, Oct.
5, 1936. 81
Day by day; w Grace Gordon, m J.
Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hail,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as childrea
of the deceased author of m. R 47516,
Sept. 12, 19386. 82)
Day (The) is far spent; song. © C.
Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as au-
thor. R 47584, Sept. 12, 1936. 83.
Daybreak ; op, 18, no. 2; sop. or ten. ©
Mabel W. Daniels, Boston, as author.
R 47767, Oct. 21, 19386. 84
Difference (The); w Abbie Farwell
Brown, m Gerrit Smith, op. 24, no. §,
arr. Frank Lynes; three women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Groton,
Mass., as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 47781, Oct. 21, 1936.
85
Dixie fantasia; by Herman Bellstedt,
jr.; band. © Kate Bellstedt, Cincin-
nati, aS widow. R 47459, Nov. 23,
1985. 86
100
Do you know Charlie Digby; song, w
E. W. Rogers, © John Neat, London,
as author of m. R 47669, Oct. 1, 1986.
| 87
Don’t choose a Gibson girl; song, from
The goddess of liberty, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. © Jo-
seph EK. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47602, Aug. 20, 1986.
88
Don’t forget the girl you left behind;
song, from The golden girl, m Jos. E.
Howard. © Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 47400, Sept. 26, 1936.
89
Don’t look at me like that; w A. S.
Brown, m N. D. Ayer. © A. Seymour
Brown, Philadelphia, as author of w,
and Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as
author of m. R 47624, Oct. 1, 1986.
90
Dream (A) of Bethlehem; by H. G.
Stephens. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47495, Oct. 3,
1936. 91
Dream (A) of the South; waltzes; pr.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47475, Sept. 30, 1986. 92
Dreaming. © Caro Roma, Oakland, ~
Calif., as author. R 47644, Oct. 1,
1936. 93
Harth (The) is the Lord’s; harvest
anthem, Psalm 24. © Bruce Steane,
Tonbridge, Kent, England, as author
of m. R 47709, Sept. 28, 1936. 94
Electric signs; from The old town, w
G. Ade, m Gustav Luders. © George
Ade, Brook, Ind., as author of w, Gus-
tav W. Chase, Brooklyn, and Edward
Konig, Breslau, Germany, as next of
kin of the author of m who is not
living, R 476382 Oct. 1 19386. 95
En bateau; par Claude Debussy, tran-
seription pour petit orch. 1.1°°* vio-
lons.—2. Pf. conducteur. © H. Mou-
ton, Nice, France, as author of tran-
seription. R 47687, 47688, Oct. 7, 1986.
96, 97
En Bretagne; suite, op, 13, no. 2; pf.
© Rhené Baton, Chatou, France, as
author. R 47690, Oct. 7, 1936. 9S
Ethiopian romanza; song. © HE. K.
Heyser, Uniontown, Pa., as author.
R 47380, Sept. 28, 1936. 99
Even me; hymn-anthem, w Elizabeth
Codner. © Mrs. R. R. Forman,
Hightstown, N. J.,as author ofm. R
47501, Oct. 3, 19386. 100
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Evening (An) meditation; op. 16; or-
gan. © Purcell J. Mansfield, Glas-
gow, as author. R 47784, Oct. 21,
1936. 101
Every girl loves a uniform; by Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow. R 47626, Oct. 1,
1936. 102
Every town has a post office and a wise,
wise girl; from The sunny side of
Broadway. © Boyle Woolfolk, Chi-
cago, as author. R 47590, Sept. 23,
1986. 103
Everybody wonders why they married;
song, from The golden girl, m Jos. E.
Howard. © Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams, Los Angeles, as au-
thors of w. R 47402, Sept. 26, 1936.
104
Exercices d’octaves et de staccato; par
Charles Czerny, nouvelle éd. instruc-
tive. © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as au-
thor of new edition. R 47706, Oct. 7,
1936. 105
Hixercices et études en doubles notes;
par Charles Czerny, nouvelle éd. in-
structive; pf. Isidore Philipp,
Paris, as author of new edition. R
47697, Oct. 7, 1936. 106
Hye hath not seen; by J. Lincoln Hall.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased au-
thor. R 47487, Oct. 3, 1936. 107
Fair flower of Japan; by Manuel Klein.
© Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow. R 47623, Oct. 1, 1936. 108
Farewell (A); song, w anon. © Her-
bert Oliver, London, as author of m.
R 47420, Sept. 23, 1936. 109
Farewell to the flowers; reverie; guit.
© Richard E. Hildreth, West Somer-
ville, Mass., as author. R 48031, Nov.
4, 1986. , 110:
Father’s (A) care; w Grace Gordon, m
J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
47509, Sept. 12, 1936. ato i
Fillmore’s sacred duet book; coll., James
H. Fillmore. © James H. Fillmore,
jr., Cincinnati, as child of the de-
ceased author of collection. R 473883,
Sept. 28, 1936. 112
Fishing; from Gay musician, w Chas.
J. Campbell and Ralph M. Skinner,
m Julian Edwards. © Emily Eda-
Dt. TI, Ne S.nvaoll
wards, Hollywood, Calif., as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47653, Oct. 1, 1986. shes
Flash (The) light; march-two Step, arr.
E. T. Paull. © Edwin Ellis, New
York, as author. R 47763, Oct. 10,
1936. 114
Fling wide the portals; w Elsie Dunean
Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln
W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as ¢hil-
dren of the deceased author of m. R
47505, Sept. 12, 1936. 115
Flower of the everglade; from The
Island of Never Was, m J. EH. Demp-
sey. © Viola Anna Flaherty, West
Philadelphia, as widow. R 47794,
Oct. 13, 1936. 116
Flowers’ (The) telephone: w Abbie
Farwell Brown, m Herman Karle;
women’s voices. © Alonzo Stone,
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
47434, Sept. 24, 19386. 1m ire
For remembrance; song, w Fred HE.
Weatherly; in F. © Lady Arthur
Hill, London, as author of m. R
47411, Sept. 28, 1936. 118
Forward! be our watchword; w H. Al-
ford, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lineoln
W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of the deceased author of m.
R 47504, Sept. 12, 1936. 119
Forward Christian soldiers; w Robert
L. Fletcher, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47544, Sept. 12, 1936.
120
Franco-American (The) rag; interpo-
lated number, from The silver star,
w William Jerome. © Jean Schwartz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47826, Oct. 15, 19386. 121
Fruit défendu; valse, paroles Louis
Despax, m Rodolphe Berger. © Hon-
orine Isopy, Paris, as executor of the
author of m. R 47673, Oct. 7, cris
1
Frysinger (J. Frank) Nocturne; or-
gan. © J. Frank Frysinger, York,
Pa., aS author. R 47384, Sept. 25,
1936. 123
Full (A) hand; march and two-step,
Abe Losch; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln,
Philadelphia, as author. R 47472,
Sept. 30, 1936. 124.
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(The) of dreams; waltzes,
© Clare Kum-
R
Garden
Clare Kummer; pf.
mer Henry, New York, as author.
47888, Oct. 27, 1936.
Garden of dreams; reverie serenade.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47477, Sept. 30, 1936. 126
Gay (The) hussars; selection, from The
gay hussars, Hmerich Kalman, arr.
Emil Ascher; orch. © Morton As-
cher and Adolph Ascher, New York,
as children of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 47580, Oct. 5, ee.
Gee, but ain’t America a grand old
place; song. © Chris Smith, New
York, as author. R 47576, Oct. 5,
1936. 128
Gee, you're a grand little, gal; song, w
James Dempsey. © George Mitchell,
Fort Ann, N. Y., aS author of m. R
48010, Nov. 5, 19386. 129
© Caro Roma, Oakland, Calif.,
R 47645, Oct. 1, 1936.
130
Ghosts.
as author.
Gilchrist (W. W.) Six Christmas
carols; by W. W. Gilchrist, H. R.
Shelley and H. M. Staton. © W. W.
Gilchrist, Philadelphia, Harry R.
Shelley, New York, and H. M. Staton,
Boston, as authors. R 47438, Sept.
17, 1936. 131
Girls (The) of Baden; waltzes, Karl
Komzak, arr. E. A. Carroll; pf. ©
A. Carroll Ely, Brooklyn, as author
of arrangement. R 47577, Oct. 5,
1936. 132
Give thanks unto God; by Herbert J.
Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47483, Oct. 3,
1936. 133
Go back; by E. Van Alstyne, Harry
Williams and Grapewin. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, Chicago, as one of the
authors, and Carrie Quinn, New York,
as widow of one of the authors. R
47643, Oct. 1, 1986. 134
Go forward, Christian soldier; hymn
anthem, w Lawrence Tuttiett, m Jo-
hannes Ziegler, arr. Charles P. Scott;
mixed voices. © Maude Ladd Scott,
New York, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 47776, Oct. 21, 1936.
135
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Goddess (The) of liberty; song, from
the musical comedy, w Wil! M. Hough
and Frank R. Adams. © Joseph HE.
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 47596, Aug. 20, 1986. 136
God’s book; w James Rowe, m D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, aS widow of the author of m.
R 47616, Sept. 28, 1936. 137
Golden (The) girl; song, from the
musical comedy, m Jos. EH. Howard.
© Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams, Los Angeles, ag authors of w.
R 47403, Sept. 26, 1986. 138
Good-bye girlie, and remember me;
song, m Geo. W. Meyer. © Irving
Berlin, New York, as author of w.
R 47375, Sept. 24, 1936. 139
Good enough for me; song, from A trip
to Africa, w John Larkins. © Dave
Peyton, Chicago, as author of m. R
47572, Sept. 28, 19386. 140
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.) Thirty-six
songs for children; w Robert Louis
Stevenson, and others. © G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, Williamstown, Mass.,
as author of m. R 47730, Oct. 15,
1936. 141
Great is the Lord; by Alfred Judson.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased
author. R 47492, Oct. 3, 19386. 142
Greater (The) Chopin; m ed. James
Huneker. © Josephine MHuneker,
New York, as widow of the author
of editing. R 48072, Nov. 7, 1936.
143
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Fifty songs;
ed. Henry T. Finck. © Abbie H. C.
Finck, Ithaca, N. Y., aS widow of the
author of editing. R 48071, Nov. 7,
1936. 144
—— Larger piano compositions; ed.
Bertha Feiring Tapper. © Thomas
Tapper, New York, as executor of
the author of editing. R 48077.
Oct. 29, 1936. ; 145
Hail to our risen Lord; Easter solo,
w Belle Case Harrington, m EH. L.
Ashford; mezzo sop. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48000,
Oct. 28, 1936. 146
Happy (The) prince; story, Oscar
Wilde, with incidental m Liza Leh-
mann. © Herbert Bedford, London,
as widower of the author of m. R
47418, Sept. 23, 1936. 147
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pt. Itt, 0. S., Vv. dl
Harbor of lost dreams; from Mr. Lode| Hello Martha; w D. Eardley-Wilmot
of Koal, w Alex Rogers, m Bert A.
Williams, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© Lavinia Rogers, Brooklyn, as
widow of the author of w. R 48045,
Nov. 3, 1986. 148
Hark, the glad sound! The Saviour
comes ; mixed voices. © Wm. Ber-
wald, Syracuse, as author. R 47768,
Oct. 21, 1936. 149
Haunted (The) pool; song, from The
goddess of liberty, w Will M. Hough
and Frank R. Adams. © Joseph HE.
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 47597, Aug. 20, 1936. 150
Have a drink to Yankee land; w Harry
Williams, m E. Van Alstyne. © Eg-
bert Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author
of m, and Carrie Quinn, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 47667,
Oct. 1, 1986. 151
Have a good time to-night ; song, w S. A.
White. © Ben M. Jerome, Hunting-
ton, N. Y., as author of m. R 47807,
Oct. 18, 1936. 152
Haydn (Franz Josef) Konzert nr. 1, C
dur; v. Joseph Haydn, bearb. Paul
Klengel; violine u. klavier. © Edda
Klengel, Leipzig, as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 47965, Sept.
21, 1936. 153
Violinkonzert nr. 2, G dur; v. Jo-
seph Haydn, arr. Phil Scharwenka ;
violine u. pf. Marlene Schar-
wenka, Bad Nauheim, Germany, as
child of the deceased author of ar-
rangement. R 48067, Nov. 10, 1936.
154
He calleth thee; by Carrie Bullard; pf.
or organ ace. 1. High voice, in B
flat—2. Low voice, in G. © Carrie
Bullard Lewis, Tufts College, Mass.,
as author. R 47722, Oct. 7,1936. 155
He leadeth me; by Wilfred Robertson.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as,children of the deceased au-
thor. R 47485, Oct. 3, 1986. 156
Hearts and flowers; by Theo. Moses
Tobani; pf. Fingered ed. © Carl
Fischer, inc., New York, as proprie-
tor in a work made for hire. R
47788, Oct. 12, 1986. 157
Heinz is pickled again; w Harry Wil-
liams, m HE. Van Alstyne. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, Chicago, as author of
m, and Carrie Quinn, New York, as
widow of the author of w. R 47650,
Oct. 1, 19386. 158
and Vere Smith, m V. Smith. ©
Edith Mary Marston, London, as ex-
ecutrix of the author of m. R 47413,
Sept. 23, 1936. 159
Henry Hudson was a bold jack tar; w
and m Ren Shields. © Grace Shields,
Avenel, N. J., as widow. R 48052,
Noy. 3, 1936. 160
Her name is Mary Donohue; song, w
William Jerome. © Jean Schwartz,
Stamford, Conn., as author of m. R
47827, Oct. 10, 1936. 161
Her rest; w Archibald Sullivan, m Noel
Johnson. © Rosina Noel Johnson,
London, as widow of the author of m.
R 47421, Sept. 23, 1986. 162
Here’s to your last girl; song, from The
goddess of liberty, w Will M. Hough
and Frank:R. Adams. © Joseph H.
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 47601, Aug. 20, 1986. 163
Heure (L’) espagnole; comédie musi-
cale, poéme France Nohain. © Mau-
rice Ravel, Montfort lI’ Amaury,
France, as author of m. R 47848, Oct.
7, 1936. 164
Holding fast His hand; w A. A. Payn,
m J. Lineoln Hall. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of w.
R 47552, Sept. 12, 1936. 165
Holy redeemer; by Jacques Arcadelt,
ed.; mixed voices. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as author of
editing. R 48076, Oct. 29, 1986. 166
Homeward ; w Margaret Stephens, m J.
Lincoln Hall. © Lineoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
47557, Sept. 12, 1936. 167
Honey I want you; song, from A trip
to Africa, w John Larkins. © Dave
Peyton, Chicago, as author of m. R
47574, Sept. 28, 1986. 168
Hoola woola; from The red moon, w
Bob Cole, m J. R. Johnson. © J.
Rosamond Johnson, New York, as
author of m, Dora Cole Norman,
West New Brighton, N. Y., and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer, Chicago, as next
of kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 48048, Nov. 3, 19386. 169
Hosanna! to the Son of David;
Christmas anthem, Biblical w; mixed
voices. © Frederick N. Shackley,
Roslindale, Mass., as author of m.
R 47771, Oct. 21, 1936. 170
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How beautiful on the mountains; by| I’m afraid to be alone; song, from The
G. W. Marston, arr. Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Groton, Mass., as widow of the au-
thor of arrangement. R 47774, Oct.
21, 1936. kA
How beautiful upon the mountains. ©
C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author. R 47488, Oct. 3, 1936. 172
How can you toot a toot-toot, when you
have no toot to toot; w W. N. A.
Heelan, m Seymour Furth. © Mar-
garet Mahany, Scotch Plains, N. J.,
as widow of the author of w. R
47560, Oct. 6, 1936. 173
Humoresque on Turkey in the straw;
by Herman Bellstedt, jr.; clarinet
solo and band. © Kate Bellstedt,
Cincinnati, as widow. R 47458, Nov.
23, 1935. 174
Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber;
violin and pf. © Elizabeth Fyffe,
West Newton, Mass., aS author. R
48078, Oct. 29, 1936. 175
Le
can’t love everybody; song, from The
golden girl, m Jos. E. Howard. ©
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles, as authors of w. R
47404, Sept. 26, 1936. 176
ke
can’t reach that top note; song, arr.
John S. Baker. © Worton ‘David,
London, and George Arthurs, Har-
row, Middlesex, England, as authors.
R 48065, Nov. 3, 1936. 177
I have set watchmen; by Arthur Wil-
ton. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47490, Oct. 3,
1936. 178
I love them all; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat. D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of m.
R 47622, Oct. 1, 1936. 179
I’m a devil; from The sunny side of
Broadway. © Boyle Woolfolk, Chi-
cago, aS author. R 47589, Sept. 23,
1936. 180
I’m a poor old henpecked man; w A. S.
Brown, m N. D. Ayer. © A. Seymour
Brown, Philadelphia, as author of w,
and Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as
author of m. R 47656, Oct. 1, 1936.
181
golden girl, m Jos. E. Howard.
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles, as authors of w. R
47401, Sept. 26, 1936. 182
I’m going to sea; by Manuel Klein. ©
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow. R 47621, Oct. 1, 19386. 183
I never loved another girl as I love
you; w Seymour Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, aS author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as author of m.
R 47638, Oct. 1, 1986. 184.
I’ve heard that tale before; song, m
Charles Berton. © George Spink,
East Providence, as author of w. R
47636, Oct. 1, 19386. 185
I’ve lost my gal; w Harry Williams,
m KE. Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van
Alstyne, Chicago, as author of m, and
Carrie Quinn, Chicago, as widow of
the author of w. R 47659, Oct. 1,
19386. 186
I want a man to love me; from Old
Dutch, w George V. Hobart, m Victor
Herbert. © Donald Hobart and Vere
Hobart, New York, as children of the
deceased author of w, Ella Bartlett,
New York, and Clifford Herbert,
Santa Monica, Calif., as children of
the deceased author of m. R 47658,
Oct. 1, 1986. 187
I want a postal card from you; w
Thomas J. Gray, m Fred Fischer. ©
Mary V. Gray, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.,
as executor of the author of w. R
48021, Oct. 31, 1936. 188
I will extol Thee; sacred song; in D
sharp. © James H. Rogers, San
Marino, Calif., as author. R 47783,
Oct. 21, 1936. 189
I will give you rest; by John A. West;
mixed voices. © Joseph M. West,
West Chicago, Ill., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 47766, Oct. 21,
1936. 190
I wish I had my old girl back again;
w Ballard MacDonald, m Paul Wal-
lace, arr. C. F. Williams, male quar-
tette arr. C. F. Shattuck. © Carl F.
Williams, New York, as author of
arrangement. R 47565, Oct. 3, 1936.
191
I wish that you was my gal, Molly;
song, m Ted Snyder. © Irving Ber-
lin, New York, as author of w. R
47728, Oct. 15, 1936. 192
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I would like some information; from
The old town, w G. Ade, m Gustav
Luders. © George Ade, Brook, Ind.,
as author of w, Gustav W. Chase,
Brooklyn, and Hdward Konig, Bres-
lau, Germany, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47637, Oct. 1, 19386. 193
I would rather fight like ma; song,
from The golden girl, m Jos. EH. How-
ard. © Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams, Los Angeles, as authors
of w. R 47398, Sept. 26, 1936. 194
Ich bin ein Wiener kind; (I am a
Viennese) ; English version Bianca
S. Simon, m Franz Lehar, arr. Aug.
C. Ely. © A. Carroll Ely, Brooklyn,
as author of arrangement. R 47583,
Oct. 6, 1936: 195
If all moons were honeymoons; song,
from The goddess of liberty, w Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47600, Aug. 20, 1936.
196
If I could lock you in my heart and
throw away the key; song, m Jas.
W. Tate. © George Arthurs, Har-
row, Middlesex, England, as author
of w. R 47666, Oct. 1, 1936. Og,
If I thought you wouldn’t tell; song, m
Ted Snyder. © Irving Berlin, New
York, as author of w. R 47726, Oct.
15, 19386. 198
If you but only loved me dear, as
much as I love you; w and m Marion
T. Bohannon. © M. T. Bohannon,
Ocala, Fla., as author. R 47592,
Sept. 23, 19386. 199
Image (L’) divine; op. 31, no. 6, mél-
odie pour tén., poésie Henri de Rég-
nier. 1. Tranposition pour bar. ou
mezzo-sop.—2. Ton original. ©
Henri Biisser, Paris, as author of m.
R 47691, 47698, Oct. 7, 1936. 200, 201
In absence; organ voluntary, E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 47995, Oct. 28, 1936. 202
In an automatic toy-shop; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding. © Olive
B. Frevert, San Jose, Calif., as next
of kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 47635, Oct. 1, 1936. 203
In the bright moonlight; song, from
A trip to Africa, w John Larkins. ©
Dave Peyton, Chicago, as author of
-m. R 47573, Sept. 28, 1936. 204
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
In the gloaming; w Aeta Orred, m An-
nie Fortescue Harrison, arr. A. La
Meda; men’s voices. © N. Clifford
Page, Boston, as author of arrange-
ment. R 48075, Oct. 29, 19386. 205
In the glow of the dreamy waltz; w
Leslie Stiles, m Ivan Caryll. © Mar-
tin Handon, London, as executor of
the author of m. R 47428, Sept. 23,
1936. 206
In the harbor of sunshine and love;
song, w C. M. Denison. © Geo. W.
Meyer, New York, as author of m.
R 47824, Oct. 20, 19386. 207
In Zululand; song, from A trip to
Africa, w John Larkins. © Dave
Peyton, Chicago, as author of m. R
47569, Sept. 28, 1936. 208
Indian love song; song, from The
golden girl, m J. H. Howard. © Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams, Los
Angeles, as authors of w. R 47405,
Sept. 26, 1986. 209
It all happened in the springtime; w
John EH. Hazzard, m W. T. Francis.
© Alice Hazzard, Great Neck, L. L.,
N. Y., aS widow of the author of w.
R 47797, Oct. 18, 1986. 210
It came upon the midnight clear; by
Alfred Judson. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author. R 47497, Oct.
3, 1936. teed
It looks like something that the cat
brought in; w John H. Hazzard, m
W. T. Francis. © Alice Hazzard,
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y., as widow of
the author of w. R 47800, Oct. 13,
1936. yA WA
It must have been the milkman; song,
m Frank Belknap. © Karl Tausig,
New York, as author of w. R 48026,
Nov. 3, 1936. 213
It’s money; from The old town, w G.
Ade, m Gustay Luders. © George
Ade, Brook, Ind., as author of w, Gus-
tav W. Chase, Brooklyn, and Edward
Konig, Breslau, Germany, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 47619, Oct. 1, 1936. 214
Jack o’ lantern; song, from The flirting
princess, w Hough and Adams.
Joseph EH. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 48061, Nov. 3, 1936.
(215
Janie; w and m Charles Scott-Gatty.
© Muriel Scott-Gatty, London, as
widow. R 47410, Sept. 23, 1936. 216
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Jeannette s’en va-t’au marché; paysan-
nerie, Paul Wachs; pf. © Blanche
Marie Pauline Simone Lemarchand,
vve. Paul Wachs, Paris, as widow. R
47679, Oct. 7, 1936. Pale
Jericho; song, w S. C. Kirk. © C.
Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author
of m. R 47527, Sept. 12, 1936. 218
Jolliest (The) girl in town; w Fred E.
Weatherly, m Monk Gould. © Agnes
Hilton Gould, Surrey, England, as
widow of the author of m. R 47971,
Sept. 23, 1936. 219
Jolly cuirassier ; from Prima donna, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Blossom Wilson, New
York, as widow of the author of w,
and Ella Bartlett, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Santa Monica,
Calif., as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47620, Oct. 1, 19386.
220
Jolly (A) sailor; march two-step; pf.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as
author. R 47478, Sept. 30,1986. 221
Jolly sailors; march and _ two-step;
banjo. © Albert J. Weidt, Belford,
N. J., as author. R 48030, Nov. 4,
1936. 222
Jongen (Joseph) Deux piéces pour
piano. © Joseph Jongen, Brussels,
as author. R 47675, Oct. 7,19386. 223
Joseph und seine briider; oper, HK. N.
Méhul, hrsg. F. Weingartner. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit rezita-
tiven. © Felix Weingartner, Vienna,
as author of arrangement. R 47963,
Sept. 21, 1936. 224.
Just a little bit quaint; w John E. Haz-
zard,m W.'T. Francis. © Alice Haz-
zard, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y., as
widow of the author of w. R 47808,
Oct. 18, 1936.
Just the love of Jesus; song, w James
Rowe. © William Edie Marks, Wil-
mington, Del., as author of m. R
47958, Oct. 28, 1936. 226
Keep it for old times’ sake. © Chas. E.
Baer, Lansdale, Pa., as author. R
47798, Oct. 13, 1986. 227
Keep the fox retreating; song, w Alice
Jean Cleator. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author of m. R
47510, Sept. 12, 1936. 228
Kermesse villageoise; pf. © Edmond
Filippucci, Paris, as author. R 47612,
Oct. 8, 1936. 229
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240
Kid (The) that opens up and closes
Broadway ; song, w Carter De Haven.
© Ted Snyder, Los Angeles, as author
ofm. R 47801, Oct. 18, 1936. 230
Kitty, please give me a kiss; from The
gay hussars, Hmmerich Kalman,
arr.; orch. © Carl F. Williams, New
York, aS author of arrangement. R
47564, Oct. 38, 1936. 231
Knights of Columbus march; from
The Island of Never Was, J. HE.
Dempsey; pf. © Viola Anna Fla-
herty, West Philadelphia, Pa., as
widow. R 47810, Oct. 18, 1986. 232
Konzert fiir fldte mit begleitung des
orchesters ; v. Carl Reinecke, op. 283 ;
fidte u. klavier. © Clara Reinecke,
Leipzig, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 47962, Sept. 21, 1936. 233
Land (The) of Used To Be; song, from
The golden girl, m Jos. HK. Howard.
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams,
Los Angeles, as authors of w. R
47399, Sept. 26, 1936. 234
Land (The) where my fathers died is
good enough for me; w A. S. Brown,
mN. D. Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown,
Philadelphia, as author of w, and
Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as au-
thor of m. R 47652, Oct. 1, ee
23
Largest (The) egg’s not always laid by
the hen that cackles the most; w and
m Harry Dillon. © Will Dillon,
Ithaca, N. Y., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 47887,
Oct: ZF, 1936: 236
Laugh (A) is like sunshine; mixed
voices. © Alonzo Stone, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 47436, Sept.
24, 1936. 237
Lead us, heavenly Father; hymn an-
them, w J. Edmeston; mixed voices.
© Wm. Berwald, Syracuse, aS au-
thor of m. R 48007, Oct. 21, ape
3
Légende de lVUkraine; par Francis
Thomé, op. 28, transcription Léon
Roques; 2 pfs., 4 mains. © André
Roques, Paris, as child of the de-
ceased author of transcription. R
47677, Oct. 7, 1936. 239
Let’s pretend you love me; song, from
The goddess of liberty, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph EH. Howard, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47594, Aug. 20, 1936.
240
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pt. IM) Ni S., Vosk
Liebe im Mai; op. 34; 3 frauenstimmen,| Loving Shepherd; choral, w Jane H.
soli o. chor. Partitur u. stimmen.
lift 1. © A. von Othegraven, Co-
logne-Miilheim, Germany, as author.
R 47442, Oct. 5, 1936. 241
Light (The) of the stars. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of m.
R 47499, Oct. 3, 1936. 242:
Lincoln centennial; grand march, BH. T.
Paull. © G. Paull, Gastonia, N. C.,
as widow. R 47762, Oct. 10, 1936.
243
Little (A) girl’s song; song, w H. Nes-
bit. © Hubert Bath, Bromley, Kent,
England, as author of m. R 47415,
Sept. 23, 1936.
Little Ruby ; march and two-step; orch.
© Jules Lenzberg, Forest Hills, N.
Y., as author. R 47804, Oct. 18, 19386.
245
Lo the crimson banners; w Hlsie Dun-
ean Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47587, Sept. 12, 1936.
246
Lo the signals flying; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln
W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, Philadelphia,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 47519, Sept. 12, 1986. 247
Longacre Square; w A. S. Brown, m
N. D. Ayer. © A Seymour Brown,
Philadelphia, as author of w, and
Nat D. Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., as au-
thor of m. R 47634, Oct. 1, 1936.
248
Look for the sunshine; song, w Alice
Jean Cleator. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author of m. R
47550, Sept. 12, 1936. 249
Lord (The) of life is risen; w Peter
McArthur, m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 47998,
Oct. 28, 1936. 250
Love’s fancies; waltzes; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 47582.
Oct. 5, 19386. 251
Love’s politics; women’s voices. ©
Alonzo Stone, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 47483, Sept. 24, 1936.
252
Love’s token; reverie; guit. duet. ©
Frank W. Bone, Adrian, Mich., as
author. R 48028, Nov. 4, 19386. 253
244 |
Leeson, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47542, Sept. 12, 1936.
254
Madrigal; organ. © James H. Rogers,
San Marino, Calif., as author. R
47786, Oct. 21, 1936. 255
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; in H
flat: mixed voices. © George Stokes,
London, as author. R 47481, Sept.
28, 1986. 256
Making love; from The Island of Never
Was, w and m J. H. Dempsey.
Viola Anna Flaherty, West Philadel-
phia, as widow. R 47798, Oct. 18,
1936. 257
Mareh for organ; in F. © Bruce
Steane, Tonbridge, Kent, England, as
author. R 47780, Oct. 21, 1936. 258
Marche des esclaves; pf. © Hdmond
Filippueci, Paris, as author. R
47611, Oct. 8, 1936. 259
Mary gave him the merry ha, ha; song,
m Ren Shields. © Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., aS author
of w. R 47986, Nov. 6, 1986. 260
Meet me where the lanterns glow; by
Manuel Klein; © Helen Klein, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow. R 47629,
Oct. 1, 1936. 261
Memories of college days; song. ©
Charles Edward Straub, Easton, Pa.,
as author. R 48017, Nov. 2, 1936.
262
Menuet; op. 5; 2 pfs. 4 4 mains. ©
Rhené-Baton, Chatou, France, as
author. R 47680, Oct. 7, 1936. 263
Menuet-bagatelle; de Fr. Thomé, op. 61,
transcription Léon Roques; 2 pfs, a4
4 mains. © André Roques, Paris, as
child of the deceased author of tran-
scription. R 476838, Oct. 7, 19386. 264
Menuet blanc; pf. © Edmond Filip-
pucci, Paris, as author. R 47613,
Oct. 8, 1986. 265
Mer (La); de Claude Debussy, tran-
scription André Caplet; 2 pfs. a 4
mains. © Geneviéve Marie Elyse
Perruchon, vve. André Caplet, Or-
léans, France, aS widow of the author
of transcription. R 47696, Oct. 7,
1936. 266
Messenger (A) of the cross; song. ©
C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author. R 47525, Sept. 12, 19386. 267
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Messiah (The) ; Sunday school service
for Christmas, Adam Geibel, W. A.
Post, Florence Williams Falconer,
and Mrs. R. R. Forman. © Kathryn
Skinner, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author, Adam Geibel. R
47893, Oct. 22, 1936. 268
Mexatexa; by Lewis F. Muir. ©
Theresa M. Deutsch, New York, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 48040, Oct. 15, 1936. 269
Michael Angelo; song, w Jack Drislane.
© Geo. W. Meyer, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47823, Oct. 20, 1986.
270
Mighty (The) army; w S. C. Kirk, m
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 47539, Sept. 12, 1936. 2701
Mister Dinkelspiel; w Eddie Moran, m
J. Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chicago,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 47957, Oct. 12, 1936. DAY
Mizpah; w Ellice Lacie, m J. Lincoln
Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author of m. R 47547, Sept.
12, 1986. 273
Molly O’Morgan;; the Irish Italian girl,
w and m Will Letters and Fred God-
frey. © Fred Godfrey, London, as
one of the authors. R 47665, Oct. 1,
1936. 274
Moonlight makes me lonesome, for a
girl like you; song, m Geo. L. Cobb.
© Jack Yellen, Buffalo, as author of
w. R 47455, Sept. 26, 1936. 275
Moontime; song. © George Spink,
Hast Providence, R. I., as author. R
47670, Oct. 1, 1936. 276
Moss rose; morceau characteristic. ©
Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as au-
thor. R 47479, Sept. 30, 1986. 277
Mount Carmel; anthem, hymn Caroline
Hazard; mixed voices. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Centre, Mass., as au-
thor of m. R 47785, Oct. 21, 1986.
278
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Mozart
als achtjahriger komponist; ein
notenbuch Wolfgangs, zum _ ersten
male vollstiindig u. kritisch hrsg. ©
Georg Schtinemann, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf, Germany, as author of arrange-
ment. R 47966, Sept. 21, 1986. 279
291
My best girl; w A. S. Brown, m N. D.
Ayer. © A. Seymour Brown, Phila-
delphia, as author of w, and Nat D.
Ayer, Pelham, N. Y., aS author of m.
R 47630, Oct. 1, 1936. 280
© George M.
as author. R
281
My caramel gal; song.
Cohan, New York,
47391, Sept. 24, 1936.
My God, accept my heart this day;
hymn anthem, w M. Bridges; mixed
voices. © Wm. Berwald, Syracuse,
as author of m. R 47772, Oct. 21,
1936. 282
My husband’s in the city; w Zit, m S.
R. Henry. © C. F. Zittel, New York,
as author of w. R 47598, Aug. 20,
1936. | 283
My land; song, m Charles Braun. ©
Harold Simpson, London, as author
of w. R 47416, Sept. 23, 1936. 284.
My ole man; from Mr. Lode of Koal,
w Alex Rogers, m Bert A. Williams.
© Lavinia Rogers, Brooklyn, as
widow of the author of w. R 48057,
Nov. 3, 1936. 285
My prayer; song, w Elsie Duncan Yale.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 47514, Sept. 12, 1936.
286
My Shepherd leads; song, w Mary S.
Leonard. © F. A. Clark, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 47540, Sept.
12, 1936. 287
My song shall be of mercy and judg-
ment; anthem, Herman Karle. ©
Alonzo Stone, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 47435, Sept. 24, 1936.
288
My summer girl; w Fred E. Weatherly,
m Ernest Newton. © Dorothy Cor-
nelius, Bromley, Kent, England, as
child of the deceased author of m. R
47974, Nov. 4, 1936. . 289
My truant heart; from The old town,
w G. Ade, m Gustav Luders. ©
George Ade, Brook, Ind., as author of
w, Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn, and
‘Edward Konig, Breslau, Germany, as
next of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 47628, Oct. 1, 1986.
290
Myrella la jolie; chanson, m D. Berni-
aux. © F. L. Benech, Paris, as au-
thor of w. R 48049, Nov. 3, 1936.
291
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N. D. victory march; w J. F. Shea, m
M. J. Shea. © John F. Shea, and
Michael J. Shea, Notre Dame, Ind.,
as authors. R 47955, Oct. 30, 1936.
292
Nearer my God to Thee; arr. H. G.
Stephens. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47494, Oct. 3,
1936. 293
by Arthur Wilton. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of the deceased author. R
47486, Oct. 3, 1936.
Next to your mother who do you love;
song, m Ted Snyder. © Irving Ber-
lin, New York, as author of w. R
48008, Oct. 30, 1936. 295
Night; song, w Clement Scott. © Caro
Roma, Oakland, Calif., as author of
m. R 47646, Oct. 1, 1936. 296
O be joyful; by Herbert J. Lacey. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author. R 47489, Oct. 3, 1936. 297
O Canada; by Paul Perrier. 1. Fan-
tasia; pf—2. Pf. © Josephine
Ruegg, Elise Rawlings, Nita Violet
Bloor and Theodore Arthur Raw-
lings, London, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 47719, 47721, Oct.
9, 1936. 298, 299
O happy days; w Grace Gordon, m J.
Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author of m R
47506, Sept. 12, 1936. 300
O Lamb of God, still keep me; anthem,
Herman Karle; mixed voices. ©
Alonzo Stone, Philadelphia, as author
of m. R 47482, Sept. 24, 1936. 301
O light eternal. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author. R 47493,
Oct. 3, 1936. 302
O silver moon; from The gay hussars,
Emmerich Kalman, arr.; orch.
Carl F. Williams, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 47563, Oct.
3, 1986. 303
O taste and see; by G. W. Marston,
arr. Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
© Adéle G. Lynes, Groton, Mass., as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 47773, Oct. 21, 1936. 304
294 |
pt. na nis weok
Obadiah McIntire; song. © Dan J.
Sullivan, Newton Center, Mass., as
author. R 47406, Sept. 26, 1986. 305
Oh that Yankiana rag; song, m Melville
J. Gideon. © E. Ray Goetz, London,
as author of w. R 47844, Oct. 16,
1936. 306
Oh what I’d do for a girl like you;
song, m Ted Snyder. © George Whit-
ing, New York, as author of w. R
47605, Oct. 7, 1936. 307
Oh, where is my wife tonight; w I. Ber-
lin and George Whiting, m Ted Sny-
der. © Irving Berlin, New York, as
one of the authors of w. R 47452,
Oct. .6, 1936. 308
Old Black Joe; by Stephen Collins Fos-
ter, arr.; men’s voices. © N. Clif-
ford Page, Boston, as author of ar-
rangement. R 48074, Oct. 29, 1936.
309
Old (The) cathedral chimes; song, w
Arthur J. Lamb; in F. © Frank H.
Grey, Bronxville, N. Y., as author of
m. R 48029, Noy. 4, 19386. 310
On business for the king. © Grant C.
Tullar, Orange, N. J., as author.
R 48024, Nov. 6, 1936. 311
On wings of love; w Lavinia HE. Brauff,
m Adam Geibel. © Kathryn Skin-
ner, Philadelphia, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 47895, Oct.
22, 1986. 312
Once there was a little lad; song. ©
EK. K. Heyser, Uniontown, Pa., as
author. R 473882, Sept. 28, 1936.
313
Only remembered; duett, w H. Bonar,
m J. Lincoln Hail. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 47532, Sept. 12, 1936. 314
Onward and upward; song. © C. Aus-
tin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author.
R 47535, Sept. 12, 1936. als
Organ praise; Coll. of sacred volun-
taries, EH. L. Ashford; pipe and reed
organs. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 47992, Oct. 28, 1936. 316
Oskee wow wow; song, from The god-
dess of liberty, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E. How-
ard, New York, as author of m. R
47595, Aug. 20, 19386. S17
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Our absent ones; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 47522, Sept. 12, 1936.
318
Our nayvy’s the best in the world; by
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as widow. R 47627,
Oct. 1, 1986. 319
Our victorious nation; march, galop or
two-step; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln,
Philadelphia, as author. R 47474,
Sept. 30, 1936. 320
Ouverture zu Shakespeare’s Was ihr
wollt; v. John K. Paine; orch. Par-
titur. © Mary E. Paine, Cambridge,
Mass., as widow of the author of m.
R 47968, May 22, 1936. 321
Pale golden star; song, from The flirt-
ing princess, w Hough and Adams.
© Joseph E. Howard, New York, as
author of m. R 48060, Nov. 3, 1986.
322
Peace be unto you; w from the Bible,
m Charles P. Scott; in G. © Maude
Ladd Scott, New York, as widow of
the author of m. R 47777, Oct. 21,
1936. 323
Perfect peace; song, w Edith L. Gates.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 47546, Sept. 12, 1936.
e 324
Philippine; valse viennoise, paroles
Louis Despax, m Rodolphe Berger.
© Honorine Isopy, Paris, as executor
of the author of m. R 47705, Oct. 7,
19386. 325
Phoebe Brown; from The red moon, w
Bob Cole, m J. R. Johnson. ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York, as
author of m, Dora Cole Norman,
West New Brighton, N. Y., and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer, Chicago, as
next of kin of the author of w, who is
not living. R 48054, Nov. 3, 1986.
326
Pierné (Gabriel) Sonate; op. 36; tran-
scription pour pf. et flite. © Gabriel
Pierné, Paris, as author. R 47678,
Oct. 7, 1936. | 327
Pierrot (The) of the minute; comedy
overture to a dramatic fantasy of
Ernest Dowson, by G. Bantock: orch.
sec. © Granville Bantock, Gerard
Cross, England, as author. R 47964.
Sept. 21, 19386. 328
Play that fandango rag; song, m Lewis
F. Muir. © E. Ray Goetz, London,
as author of w. R 47840, Oct. 16,
1936. 329
w E. Ray Goetz, m Lewis F.
Muir. © Theresa M. Deutsch, New
York, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 48039, Oct.
1 OSG. 330
Playmates; duet, w Elizabeth F. Gup-
rill, m James H. Fillmore. © James
Henry Fillmore, jr., Cincinnati, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 47379, Sept. 28, 1936. 331
© Harry J. Lin-
as author. R
332
march two step.
coln, Philadelphia,
47710, Sept. 30, 1986.
Polar bear man; w Zit, m S. R. Henry.
© C. F. Zittel, New York, as author
of w. R 48046, Nov. 3, 1936. 333
Poor old dad’s in New York for the
summer; w Harry Williams, m HE.
Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne,
Chicago, as author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, New York, as widow of the
author of w. R 47668, Oct. 1, 1936.
334
Poor old Sweep; w Paul A. Rubens and
Ralph Edwards, m P. A. Rubens.
© Herbert Rubens and A. N. Tayler,
London, as executors of the author of
m. R 47429, Sept. 23, 1936. 335
Porcupine rag. © Chas. L. Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo., as author. R
47397, Sept. 26, 1936. 336
Portly (The) major; march and two-
step, arr. Herman Friedrich; orch.
© Walter Rolfe, Boston, as author.
R 48034, Noy. 4, 19386. 337
Postlude in C; organ voluntary, H. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 47989, Oct. 28, 1936. 338
Pourquoi; from old Dutch, w George V.
_ Hobart, m Victor Herbert. © Don-
ald Hobart and Vere Hobart, New
York, as children of the deceased au-
thor of w, Ella Bartlett, New York,
and Clifford Herbert, Santa Monica,
Calif., as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47640, Oct. 1, 1986. 339
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem; by H. G.
Stephens. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Halli, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47484, Oct. 3,
1936. ~ 840
Praise ye the Lord. © Harry Hale
Pike, Arcadia, Calif., as author. R
47482, Oct. 3, 19386. 341
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pt. 111, n.s., v. 381
Pretty (The) little girl from nowhere;
song, w E. W. Rogers. © John Neat,
London, as author of m. R 47664,
Oct. 1, 1986. 342
Princess Yolande; waltzes; orch. ©
Frank H. Grey, Bronxville, N. Y., as
author. R 48036, Nov. 4, 1936. 348
Progressive lessons in pianoforte tech-
nique; by Carl Faelten. bk. 3. ©
Otto Faelten, Bronxville, N. Y., Willi-
bald Faelten, Framingham, Mass.,
and Anna Faelten Prentice. Belling-
ham, Wash., as children of the de-
ceased author. R 47779, Oct. 21, 1936.
344
Puccini (Giacomo) Madame Butterfly ;
potpourri, 6verlagd text B. Fexer; pf.
© Bernhard Fexer, Stockholm, as au-
thor of revised text. R 48003, Nov.
2, 1936. 345
One fine day (Un bel di vedremo) ;
from Madame Butterfly, with English
text. © R. H. Elkin, London, as au-
thor of English text. R 47707, Oct.
10, 1936. 346
Queen of the one ring show; from The
old town, w G. Ade, m Gustav Lud-
ers. © George Ade, Brook, Ind., as
author of w, Gustay W. Chase,
Brooklyn, and Edward Konig, Bres-
lau, Germany, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
47655, Oct. 1, 1936. 347
Rag bag; rag; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln,
Philadelphia, as author. R 47476,
Sept. 30, 1936. 348
Rag tag; march and two-step; mand.
© Albert J. Weidt, Belford, N. J., as
author. R 48033, Nov. 4, 1936. 349
Ragtime baseball; song, from A trip to
Africa, w John Larkins. © Dave
Peyton, Chicago, as author of m. R
47571, Sept. 28, 1936.
Rally; song. © C. Austin Miles, Pit-
man, N. J.,as author. R 47530, Sept.
12, 1936. 351
Recessional; w Rudyard Kipling, m
J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 47536, Sept. 12, 1936. 352
Recompense; song, w Henry A. Melvin.
© Caro Roma, Oakland, Calif., as
author of m. R 47647, Oct. 1, 1936.
353
350:
e
Redeemer, Saviour, Lord; trio, w Clara
B. Beatley, m Frank Lynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Groton,
Mass., aS widow of the author of m.
R 47769, Oct. 21, 1986. 354
Rejoicing in redeeming love; w Elsie
Duncan Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47508, Sept. 12, 1936.
355
Ring a message; song. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author. R
47556, Sept. 12, 1936. 356
Rock of ages; by H. G. Stephens. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Phila-
delphia, as children of the deceased
author. R 47491, Oct. 3, 1936. 307
Rose of Sharon; w Grace Gordon, m
J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
47521, Sept. 12, 1936. 358
Rosemary for remembrance; song, w
Fred E. Weatherly; no. 2, in F. ©
Lady Arthur Hill, London, as author
of m. R 47422, Sept. 23, 1936. 359
Royal (A) flush; march two step, Abe
Losch; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln,
Philadelphia, as author. R 47471,
Sept. 30, 1936. 360
Rubber plant rag; stretcherette; orch.
© George L. Cobb, Newton, Mass.,
as author. R 48035, Nov. 4, 204, ‘
6
© C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author. R 47538,
Sept. 12, 1936. 362
St. Anne de Beaupré; andante religioso,
Paul Perrier; pf. © Josephine
Ruegg, Elise Rawlings, Nita Violet
Bloor and Theodore Arthur Rawlings,
London, as children of the deceased
author. R 47720, Oct. 9, 1936. 363
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Orient
et Occident ; marche, op. 25. 1. Pte. de
1°TS violons.—2. Partition d’orch. ©
Marie Laure Truffot, vve. C. Saint-
Saéns, Puyricard, France, as widow.
R 47694, 47699, Oct. 7, 1936. 364, 365
Salome dance; by Theodore Moses To-
bani; orch. © Joseph Morris Tobani,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y., as child of the
deceased author. R 47754, Oct. 16,
1936. 366
Safe we'll be; song.
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Saltarelle; caprice, Th. Lack, op. 135,
transcription Léon Roques; 2 pfs. a
4 mains. © André Roques, Paris, as
child of the deceased author of tran-
seription. R 47695, Oct. 7, 1936.
367
Saltarello siciliano; pf. © Francesco
Paolo Frontini, Catania, Italy, as au-
thor. R 47901, Oct. 18, 19386. 368
Samanthy Jane with her face against
the pane. © Kenneth S. Clark, New
York, as author. R 47625, Oct. 1,
1936. 369)
Same (The) moon shines everywhere;
from The Island of Never Was, w
and m J. E. Dempsey. © Viola Anna
Flaherty, West Philadelphia, Pa., as
widow. R 47811, Oct. 13, 1936. 370
Same (The) old silv’ry moon is shin-
ing; from The red moon, w Bob Cole,
m J. R. Johnson. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, New York, as author of m,
Dora Cole Norman, West New Brigh-
ton, N. Y., and Carriebel Cole Plum-
mer, Chicago, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
48053, Nov. 3, 1936. 371
Santa Claus at Miss Prim’s; Christmas
cantata. © C. Austin Miles, Pitman,
N. J., as author. R 47500, Oct. 3,
1936. Se
Saved for service; song, w Ida L. Reed.
© C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as
author of m. R 47548, Sept. 12, 1936.
373
Say no more about it; w C. G. Cotes
and B. Macdonald, m William Har-
greaves, arr. Aug. C. Ely. © A. Car-
roll Ely, Brooklyn, as author of ar-
rangement. R 47588, Oct. 5, 1936.
374
Scarmouche ; scéne de ballet, Fr. Thomé,
op. 26, transcription Léon Roques; 2
pfs. 4 4 mains. © André Roques,
Paris, as child of the deceased author
of transcription. R 47681, Oct. 7,
1936. 375
Schlechte vertrostung; op. 34; 3 frau-
enstimmen, soli o. chor. Partitur u.
stimmen. hft. 2. © A. von Othe-
graven, Cologne-Miilheim, Germany,
as author. R 47441, Oct. 5, 19386.
376
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Selected
songs; English version. © B. Shap-
leigh, Chicago, as translator. R 47969,
Mar. 8, 1936. 3T7T
388*
Second gavotte; by Sapellnikoff, arr.
Th. M. Tobani; full orch. © Carl
Fischer, ine., New York, as proprietor
in a work made for hire. R 48954,
Oct. 31, 1936. 378
Shanghai; tom tom dance; pf. © Carl
Gray, New York, as author. R 47787,
Oct. 20, 1936. 379)
She had a lot of things when she came
back; w John H. Hazzard, m W. T.
Francis. © Alice Hazzard, Great
Neck, L. I. N. Y., as widow of the
author of w. R 47796, Oct. 13, 1936.
380
She was a dear little girl; song, from
The boys and Betty, m Ted Snyder.
© Irving Berlin, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 47606, Oct. 7, 1936.
881
Ship ahoy, all the nice girls love a
sailor; w A. J. Mills, m Bennett
Seott. © Daisy Scott, London, as
widow of the author of m. R 48056.
Noy. 3, 1986. 382
Shops (The) of London town; song,
from Pinkie and the fairies, W.
Graham Robertson. © Frederic
Norton, London, as author of m. R
47425, Sept. 23, 1936. 383
Silver star; from The silver star, w
Harry B. Smith, m Albert Gumble.
© Irene Bentley Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 48056,
Oct. 16, 1936. 384
song, interpolated number, from
The silver star, w Harry B. Smith.
© Albert Gumble, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47615, Oct. 9, 1936. ee
Simple histoire; morceau de genre; pf.
© Yves Léo, Bordeaux, France, as
author. R 47684, Oct. 7, 1936. 386
Since mother was a girl; song, w Jack
Norworth. © Albert Von Tilzer,
New York, as author of m. R 47729,
Oct. 2, 1936. 387
Sing alleluia forth; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as author of m. R 47994, Oct.
28, 1936. 388
Singing (The) school; farce, bk. Wm.
Danforth, m arr. Geo. F. Rosche.
© Myra Rosche, Fred Rosche and G.
Edward Rosche, Chicago, as children
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 47374, Sept. 10, 1986. 388*
1301
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389
Sketch; organ voluntary, E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 47991, Oct. 28, 1986. 389
Sleep little sea love, sleep; song, w
Victor A, Hermann. © Caro Roma,
Oakland, Calif., as author of m. R
47648, Oct. 1, 1936. 390
Sleepy (The) song; w abridged from
the poem, Josephine Daskam, m Kath-
arine Barry; no. 1, in D. © Nora
Leith, Newbury, Berkshire, England,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 46377, July 7, 1936. 391
Slippers (The) of Cinderella;
from Pinkie and the fairies, W.
Graham Robertson. © Frederick
Norton, London, as author of m. R
47427, Sept. 23, 1936.
Smile on; song, w Eden BE. Greville.
© Alfred Solman, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 47587, Oct. 5, 1936.
Smiling eyes; w Martin Swanger, m
Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt, Murray
Hill, L. L, N. Y., as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 48055, Nov. 3, 19386. 394
Snuggle up to Billy Possum. © Ken-
neth 8. Clark, New York, as author.
R 47657, Oct. 1, 19386. 395
Soleil 4 midi; pf. © Joseph Jongen,
Brussels, as author. R 47685, Oct. 7,
1936. 396
Some little something about you; song,
m Ted Snyder. © Irving Berlin, New
York, as author of w. R 47727, Oct.
15, 1936. 397
Somewhere there’s someone; song, w
Mark Meredith. © Alfred Solman,
New York, as author of m. R 48051,
Nov. 3, 1936. 398
Sonate fiir orgel; v. Carl Reinecke, op.
284. © Franz Reinecke, Leipzig, as
child of the deceased author. R 47708,
Oct. 5, 1936. 399
Song (The) my mother sang; w J. EH.
Ramsey, m HE. O. Excell. © E. O.
Excell, jr., Chicago, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 47617, Sept. 28, 1936. 400
Song (The) of the butterfly ; song, from
The flirting princess, w Hough and
Adams. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 48063, Nov.
3, 1936. 401
song,
392
393 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Song (The) of the reapers; w Elsie
Dunean Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47507, Sept. 12, 1986.
402
Sous la feuillée; romance sans paroles,
Fr. Thomé, op. 29, transcription
Léon Roques; 2 pfs. 4 4 mains. ©
André Roques, Paris, as child of the
deceased author of transcription.
R 47682, Oct. 7, 1936. 403
Spirit divine; duet, w Andrew Reed, m
E. L. Ashford; sop. and alto. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author of m. R 47999,
Oct. 28, 19386. 404
Squirrel (The) and the nut; w Jessica
Moore, m Geo. L. Spaulding. © Olive
B. Frevert, San Jose, Calif., as next
of kin of the author of w, who is not
living. R 47651, Oct. 1, 1936. 405
Stageland; w Jeff T. Branen and Ed-
ward Laska. © Anatol Friedland,
New York, as author of m. R 47792,
Oct. 13, 1936. 406
Star of the East; w Reginald Huber,
m Adam Geibel. © Kathryn Skinner,
Philadelphia, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 47897, Oct. 22, 1986.
407
Story (The) Cupid told; song, m Al-
bert Lurch. © Harry Pease, New
York, as author of w. R 48022, Oct.
31, 1936. 408
Stream (The) of mercy; w Grace Gor-
don, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of the deceased author of m.
R 47512, Sept. 12, 1936. 409
Strike your harps of gold; song, w Liz-
zie DeArmond, arr. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of m.
R 47558, Sept. 12, 19386. 410
Suite francaise en ré majeur; pf. a 4
mains. © Roger Ducasse, Paris, as
author. R 47689, Oct. 7, 1986. 4121
Sun (The) shall no more go down; by
O. B. Brown, op. 11, no. 3, arr. Frank
Lynes; women’s voices. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Groton, Mass., as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 47775,
Oct. 21, 1936. 412
Sunshine; song. © C. Austin Miles,
Pitman, N. J., as author. R 47515,
Sept. 12, 1936. 413
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Sunshine (The) of a Saviour’s love;
song, w Elsie Duncan Yale. © C.
Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author
of m. R 47523, Sept. 12, 1936. 414
Sunshine (The) of His presence; w
Grace Gordon, m J. Lincoln Hall.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 47526, Sept. 12, Bee
41
Sweet little sunbonnet lady; song, m
Jas. W. Tate. © George Arthurs,
Harrow, Middlesex, England, as
author of w. R 47663, Oct. 1, 19386.
416
Symphonische dichtung nach Shake-
speare’s Sturm; vy. John K. Paine.
Partitur. © Mary E. Paine, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as widow of the author
ofm. R 47970, May 22, 1986. . 417
Take a tip from Venus; from The follies
of 1909, w Harry B. Smith, m Maurice
Levi. © Irene Smith, New York, as
widow of the author of w, and Leon
Levi, Baltimore, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living.
R 47642, Oct. 1, 1936. 418
Take me up in your airship, Willie; w
Ren Shields, m Geo. Evans. © Grace
Shields, Avenel, N. J., as widow of
the author of w, and Millie Evans,
Chicago, as widow of the author of m.
R 48064, Nov. 3, 1936. 419
Tax the bachelors; song. © R. P. Wes-
ton, Twickenham, England, as author.
R 47718, Sept. 29, 1936. 420
Taxi; song, from The goddess of liberty,
w Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 47599, Aug.
20, 1936. 421
Temptation rag; by Henry Lodge; pf.
© Irene Lodge, Whiteman, N. Y., as
widow. R 47760, Oct. 17, 1986. 422,
That cuddlin’ rag; song, m Lou Hirsch.
© E. Ray Goetz, London, as author of
w. R 47842, Oct 16, 1936. 423
That is love; from Old Dutch, w George
V. Hobart, m Victor Herbert. ©
Donald Hobart and Vere Hobart, New
York, as children of the deceased
author of w, and Ella Bartlett, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Santa
Monica, Calif., as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 47641, Oct 1,
1986. 424
435
That spooney dance; song, from The
Silver star, w William Jerome. ©
Jean Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as
author of m. R 47822, Oct. 20, 19386.
425
There are too many girls; song, from
The flirting princess, w Hough and
Adams. © Joseph E. Howard, New
York, as author of m. R 48059, Nov.
3, 1936. 426
There’s a big cry baby in the moon; w
and m Brymn, C. Smith and Burris.
© Chris Smith, New York, as one of
the authors. R 47723, Oct. 14, 1936.
427
——w and m T. Brymn, Smith and
Burris. © Tim Brymn, New York, as
one of the authors. R 47724, Oct. 14,
1936. 428
They all started to move; from The pro-
moters, w James O’Dea, m Anna Cald-
well. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea, Bev-
erly Hills, Calif., as author of m, and
widow of the author of w. R 47671,
Oct. 1, 1936. 429
This is no place for a minister’s son; by
Herbert Ingraham. © Amo Ingra-
ham, Hollywood, Calif., as child of
the deceased author. R 47839, Oct.
16, 1936. 430
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Célébres lecons de solfége 4 change-
ments de clef; composées pour les
examens et concours du conservatoire
de musique, 1872-1896; transcriptions
enclédesol. 1°" et 2° livre. © René
Thomas, Paris, as next of kin of the
author of transcriptions, who is not
living. R 47698, Oct. 7, 1986. 431
Thou art my all; w Charlotte Elliott, m
E. L. Ashford; low voice. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48001, Oct.
28, 1936. 432
Thou art my friend; w Ernest Williams,
m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall,
and Philip Hall, Philadelphia, as
children of the deceased author of m.
R 47524, Sept. 12, 1936. 433
Through the world the fairies go; song,
from Pinkie and the fairies, W.
Graham Robertson. © Frederic Nor-
ton, London, as author of m. R
47426. Sept. 23, 1986. 434
Tire, tire Ninette; chansonnette. ©
H. Christiné, Paris, as author. R
48050, Nov. 3, 1986. 435
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To a baby; w Marguerite Radclyffe-
Hall, m Robert Coningsby Clarke; in
D flat. © J. C. Brodie & sons, Edin-
burgh, Scotland, as executors of the
author of m. R 47409, Sept. 23, 1936.
436.
Today is born Hmmanuel (Gebor’n ist
der Emmanuel); Hnglish w Mrs. G.
Federlein, m Mich. Praetorius, arr.
EK. J. Biedermann; mixed voices.
© Herbert Biedermann, Freeport,
L. I. N. Y¥., Hdward Biedermann,
Wales, Ont., Canada, and Maud Jack,
Port Chester, N. Y., as children of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
47508, Oct. 6, 1936. A437
Toujours Vamour; valse, James M.
Glover; pf. © Mary Page, Hastings,
England, as executrix of the author.
R 47978, Sept. 23, 1936. 438
Trio, prélude, variations et final; op.
30; pf., violon et alto. © Joseph
Jongen, Brussels, as author. R 47682,
Oct. 7, 1936. 439
Under love’s window; waltzes; pf. ©
Paul Linecke, Berlin, as author. R
47586, Oct. 5, 1986. 440;
Under the lilacs; song, w Eleanor Far-
jeon. © Harry Farjeon, London, as
author of m. R 47419, Sept. 23, 19386.
441
Under the rose; song, w Richard Henry
Stoddard. © Victor Booth, London,
as author of m. R 47417, Sept. 23,
19386. 442
Under the sun and moon; song, from
Pinkie and the fairies, W. Graham
Robertson. © Frederic Norton, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 474238, Sept.
23, 1986. 443
Underneath the big magnolia tree ; song,
m Jerome Shay. © Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as au-
thor of w. R 47825, Oct. 20, 1936.
444
Unfurl the banner; w and m J. Lincoln
Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47518, Sept. 12,
1936. 445
Unseen (The) city; song, w George S.
Ware. © Charles A. Cramer, Cedar
Run, N. J., aS author of m. R 46879,
Nov. 17, 1936. 446
Valse joyeuse; by Francois Lemaitre;
pf.
author. R 47414, Sept .28, 1936.
447
© Teresa Leadbitter, London, as |
pt. II, 0. s., v. 31
Valse Melba.
as author.
© Bernard Rolt, London,
R 47972, Nov. 4, 1986.
448
Variations plaisantes sur un theme
. grave; harpe obligé et orch. © Roger
Ducasse, Paris, as author. R 47676,
Oct. 7, 1936. 449
Verdi (Giuseppe) Le bal masqué; grand
opera, fantaisie mosaique Hmil Ta-
van; orch., avec pf. conducteur. ©
Adéle Josephine Bénonie-Ragot,
Mantes, France, as executor of the
author of arrangement. R 47674,
Oct. 7, 19386. 450
Victory (The) depends on you; w W.
W. Huntley, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lineoln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa.,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, Philadel-
phia, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 47541, Sept. 12, 1936.
451
Violon (Le) théorique et pratique, 1°
cah. © Mathieu Crickboom, Brus-
Sels, aS author. R 47894, Sept. 22,
19386. 452
Vision (La) de ma mére; par Hans
Kronold, op. 17; cello and pf.
Sophie Kronold, New York, as widow.
R 47712, Sept. 24, 19386. 453
Voice (A) from the Summer-land;
men’s voices. © Alonzo Stone, Phil-
adelphia, as author of m. R 47487,
Sept. 24, 1936. 454
Voice (The) of praise, no. 2; ed. and
compiled J. Lincoln Hall, C. Austin
Miles and C. Harold Lowden. ©
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia, as pro-
prietor. R 47558, Sept. 12,1986. 455
Wagner (Richard) Lohengrin; intro-
duction to the 8d act of the opera,
arr. Theodore Moses Tobani; orch.
© Joseph Morris Tobani, Woodside,
L. IL., N. Y., as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R 47755,
Oct. 16, 1936. 456
Way (The), truth and life; song. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as au-
thor. R. 47531, Sept. 12, 1936. 457
Weak little woman; from The old town,
w G. Ade, m Gustav Luders. ©
George Ade, Brook, Ind., as author of
w, Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn, and
Edward Konig, Breslau, Germany, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 47654, Oct. 1, ee
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483
Weaving; song, m C. Roma and Zelma | While shepherds watched their flocks
Rawlston. © Caro Roma, Oakland,
Calif., as author of w and one of the
authors of m. R 47649, Oct. 1, 1936.
459
Wedding (The) morn; organ volun-
tary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 47997, Oct.
28, 1936. 460
What is life to me; song, w T. Arthur
Baker. © Jesse M. Winne, New
York, aS author of m. R 47795, Oct.
13, 1936. 461
What we want and what we get; song.
© Edward Laska, New York, as au-
thor. R 47460, Oct. 2, 1936. 462:
When comes the happy day; w Minnie
A. G. Edington, m Adam Geibel. ©
Kathryn Skinner, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 47896, Oct. 22, 1936. 463
When it’S raining; song, from The
sunny side of Broadway. © Boyle
Woolfolk, Chicago, as author. R
47591, Sept. 23, 1936. 464
When love flies home; w S. R. Little-
wood, m Ernest Newton. © Dorothy
Cornelius, Bromley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 47975, Nov. 4, 1986. 465
When thou art near; w Monroe H.
Rosenfeld, melody Lewis F. Muir.
© Theresa W. Deutsch, New York,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 48048, Oct. 15,
1936. 466
When you’re roaming in the gloaming
with your Sweetheart; song, from
Merry widow and the devil. © Ken-
neth S. Clark, New York, as author.
R 48002, Nov. 3, 1986. 467
Where are they now; song, from The
goddess of liberty, w Will M. Hough
and Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, New York, as author of m.
R 47598, Aug. 20, 1936. 468
Where is He that is born; by J. Lincoln
Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall, Penn
Wynne, Pa., Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, Philadelphia, as children of the
deceased author. R 47496, Oct. 3,
1936. 469
While I dream of you; w C. E. Baer,
m Jj. C. Schmid. © Chas. E. Baer,
Lansdale, Pa., as author of w, and
Johann C. Schmid, Philadelphia, as
author of m. R 47805, Oct. 18, 1936.
470
by night; melody Mich. Praetorius,
arr. EK. J. Biedermann. 1. Female
cho.—2. Male voices.—3. Mixed
voices. © Herbert Biedermann,
Freeport, L. I., N. Y., Edward Bieder-
mann, Wales, Ont., Canada, and
Maud Jack, Port Chester, N. Y., as
children of the deceased author of
arrangement. R 4795947961, Oct. 6,
19386. 471-473
Whip song; from The old town, w G.
Ade, m Gustav Luders. © George
Ade, Brook, Ind., as author of w,
Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn, and Ed-
ward Konig, Breslau, Germany, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 47639, Oct. 1, 1936.
474
Who'll marry me; w Fred HE. Weath-
erly, m Ernest Newton. © Dorothy
Cornelius, Bromley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 47977, Nov. 4, 1986. A475
Will you always call me dearie; w and
m J. E. Dempsey. © Viola Anna
Flaherty, West Philadelphia, Pa., as
widow. R 47809, Oct. 18, 1936. 476
With a joyful song; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln
W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, Philadelphia,
as children of the deceased author of
m. R 47518, Sept. 12, 1936. ATT
Wondrous land; song. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author. R
47545, Sept. 12, 1936. 478
Woods (The) are bright; men’s voices,
a cappella. © Leonard B. McWhood,
Hanover, N. H., as author of m. R
47447, Oct. 3, 1936. 479
Work on; song, w E. E. Hewitt. © C.
Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author
of m. R 47517, Sept. 12, 1936. 480
World (The) for Christ; w A. A. Payn,
m J. Lincoln Hall. © C. Austin
Miles, Pitman, N. J., as author of w.
R 47529, Sept. 12, 1936. 481
World’s (The) wanderers; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Ernest Walker, Oxford,
England, as author. R 47480, Sept.
28, 1936. A482
Yankee dandy; characteristic march;
1st mand., or violin. © Albert J.
Weidt, Belford, N. J., as author. R
48032, Nov. 4, 1936. 483
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484
Ye that by night; sacred song, w Alice
D’ Alcho, m Charles E. Tinney; sop.
or ten. © Margaret K. Benoy, East
Grinstead, Sussex, England, and
Marian Frances Fraser, South Logan,
Sutton, England, as children of the
deceased author of m. R 47956, Sept,
28, 1936. 484
Yoke (The) of Jesus; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Penn Wynne, Pa., Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, Philadelphia,
as children of the deceased author of
m. R 47511, Sept. 12, 1936. 485
You ain’t talking to me; song, w Matt
Marshall. © Shelton Brooks, Ja-
maica, N. Y., as author of m. R
47799, Oct. 138, 1936. 486
You'll come back; song, w Jack Dris-
lane. © Geo. W. Meyer, New York,
pt. m1, n. s., v. 81, no. 10, 1936
as author of m. R 47614, Oct. 1,
1936. 487
You’re a grand old bell; song, w J. H.
Dempsey. © Johann C. Schmid,
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
47806, Oct. 13, 1936. 488
Youw’re just the girl for me; w Junie
McCree, m Albert Von Tilzer. ©
Barbara McCree Justiz, Brooklyn, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 47489, Sept. 17, 1986. 489
Zaamee; by Lewis F. Muir. © Theresa
M. Deutsch, New York, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 48042, Oct. 15, 19386. 490
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m Lewis
F. Muir. © Theresa M. Deutsch,
New York, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
47899, Oct. 17, 1936. 491
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OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1936
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 31
No. 11
UNITED STATES
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AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no.
Australia and the territories of Papua and "Norfolk Island, vol.
18 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-vili of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925).
pages vii—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8:
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11. -12:
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi-xu of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vii-viii of no. 33
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-xi of no. 38, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13:
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi-vii of no. 2s
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-x1i of no. 6;
Trish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 on). pages vill-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (11922).
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vil—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 ds oe v-1x of no. 8, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv-x1x of no.
Norway, voi. 6 (1911), pages ix_x of no. (8
eS. (excluding Trans-J ordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vil
or no.9; ©
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1998), pages vi—vii of no. 7
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—vili of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1974.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
and Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Note.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A vingt ans; fox-trot, paroles Lucien
Boyer, m Learsi. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
for. 46508 ; Editions Salabert, Paris.
29190
Abendlied; ged. Hermann Lons, Eng-
lische w und m W. Hiibbe. © 1.
Noy. 19, 1936; E unp. 135424; Willy
Hiibbe, Berlin. 29191
Accordeon-duette; 12 leichte tinze fiir
2 accordeons, ab 12 bass, Richard
Kubinszky. © Oct. 24, 1936; E for.
46478; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 29192
Accordeon-stunde; accordeon - album,
fiir chromatische instrumente, bearb.
M. Thoni. © Aug. 28, 1936; E for.
46304; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 29193
Across the sands of time; fox-trot, w
Bruce Sievier, m Pat Francis; in C.
© Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 46142; A. V.
Broadhurst, London. 29194
Acushla, my darling; w and m Marion
Prentice. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub.
58398 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29195
Adagio and Tarantella; by Peter Buys;
B flat clarinet, with pf. ace. © Nov.
12, 1986; E pub. 58512; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 29196
Adagio assai [and] Allegro vivace; by
Francis H. McKay; brass quartet,
with sub. 2d trumpet and 2d trom-
bone. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58668;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
29197
Addio a Venezia; romanza, versi e m
M. Renato Virgilio, deutscher text
Hans Martin Cremer. © June 10,
1936; E for. 46418; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 29198
After supper to-night; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 17, 1936; E unp.
135402; Frank Simpson, New York.
29199
After the rain the roses; w Helen Tay-
lor, m Maurice Besly; in D. © Oct.
20, 1986; E for. 46383; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 29200
After to-night; fox trot, w Topaz Jew-
ell and Dale Brown, melody Dale
Brown. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
134858; Ernest Dale Brown, Long
Beach, Calif. 29201
Agonia redemptoris; oratorio, Ww _ Sse-
lected from the Bible and m F. §.
Zieceardi; mixed voices. Voice pts.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58502; Felix
Stanislaus Ziccardi, Trinidad, Col.
29202
Alabama blues; w B. Carson, m O.
Welsh. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp.
134615; Bob Carson, New York, and
Ona Welsh, West Brighton, S. L.,
Ny ¥. 29203
Alabama lullaby; w and melody Bob
Geiersbach. © 1. Noy. 4, 1986; E
unp. 184632; Robertson Otto Geiers-
bach, Oak Park, III. 29204
Album of new radio favorites ; 20 songs,
w and m Russ D. Malray, and others;
with arrs. for guit., etc. © Nov. 23,
1936; E pub. 58695; Master music
makers, Portland, Or. 29205
Alessandro; by Alfred Newman. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135265;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29206
All Americans; march, w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1936; E unp. 135184;
John Albert Fredrick, Eugene, Or.
29207
All good things come from Minnesota ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp.
134537; Harvey C. Shaw, La Crosse,
Ind. 29208
All of the time; pf., with w. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 134576; Henry
Bak May, Atlanta. 29209
All’s fair in love and war; from Gold-
diggers of 1937, w Al Dubin, m Harry
Warren; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Nov. 2, 1936; E pub. 58364; Harms,
ine., New York. 29210
All to myself; w Wilbur D. Nesbit, m
Grace G. Wisner; sop. and alto. ©
Novin2s,.: 19386) Ey: pub: 580 28ers.
Fischer & bro., New York. 29211
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29212
Allegro con brio; quartet,
Colby ; 4 trombones, or substitute 4th
baritone. © Nov. 4, 1986; E pub.
58671; Gamble hinged music ¢o., Chi-
cago. 29212
Allegro di concerto; per 9 strumenti,
Barbara Giuranna; orech. Partitura.
© Oct. 27, 19386; E for. 46278; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan. 29213
Alma Portena; tango, Juan Ghirlanda,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for.
46499; Editions Salabert, Paris.
29214
Alone in my flower garden; fox trot
song, m Elvyn Henry Howell. ©1e.
Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 134688; John
Henry Howland, Columbus, O. 29215
Along my memory path; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 185080;
John F. Eckels, Baltimore. 29216
Along the Navajo trail; by Seldon N.
Heaps; pf. © Nov. 4, 1986; E pub.
58379; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29217
Along the old frontier; w Jack Scholl,
m M. K. Jerome. © 1 «¢ Nov. 20,
1936; E unp. 1385447; Music publish-
ers holding corp., New York. 29218
Alteniitas (Las); ranchera, from Gay
desperado, English lyric Abe Tuvim
and Francia Luban, Spanish lyric
and m J. J. Espinosa. © Nov. 25,
1986 ; E pub. 58733; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 29219
Always and always; w D. Pomerville,
melody G. R. Patrick. © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 1986; E unp. 135229; George Rob-
ert Patrick and Dave Pomerville, Mil-
waukee. 29220
Always just care-free; melody Maceo
Jefferson. © 1 ¢. Nov. 13, 1936; E
unp. 135159; Maceo Buckingham Jef-
ferson, N. Y. 29221
Always you; w Velma Hitchcock, m
Ernest Charles; high voice. © Sept.
15, 1936; E pub. 58407; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 29222
Am [I lucky, knock wood; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
135146; Edward White and Nat Al-
berts, Brooklyn. 29223
Am sarg vom miieti; song, w Carl
Marty. © 1c. Nov. 7, 19386; E unp.
134806; Paul A. Schneeberger, San
Francisco. 29224
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Carleton | Amateur Alec; novelty song, m Paul
Yoder; full band pts., with w. ©
Oct. 1, 1986; E pub. 58452; Melrose
bros. music co., ine., Chicago. 29225
America, I love you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Noy. 11, 1936; E unp. 184976; Emma
H. Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 29226
America, land of light; song, m Helen
White John. © 1 ec. Oct. 27, 1936;
E unp. 1385240; Francis Harding
White, Sacramento, Calif. 20224
Amigo; from Under your spell, w How-
ard Dietz, m Arthur Schwartz; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E pub. 58621; Movietone music corp.,.
New York. 29228
Among the hills of Virginia; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 184974;
Fred Crosley, Perrinton, Mich.
29229
Amour tendre; by Alfred Newman. ©:
1..c... Nov. 13,1936. Bap. taseee
Movietone music corp., New York.
29230
An die Parzen; op. 4, lied, w J. Ch. Fr.
Hodlderlin. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 1384889; Alexander Strubell-
Harkort, Dresden, Germany. 29231
An eine tinzerin; op. 9, lied, w J. v.
Hichendorff. © 1 c¢. Oct. 20, 1986;
E unp. 134884; Alexander Strubell-
Harkort, Dresden, Germany. 292382
Ancestors; w Sidney Clare, m Harry
Akst. ©1ce Nov. 12, 1936; E unp.
135125; Movietone music corp., New
York. 29233
And now you are gone; song. ©1e.
Noy. 18, 1936; E unp. 185346; How-
ard M. Prescott, Corning, Calif.
29234
And when I hold your hand; w and
melody Louis Stanton. © 1c. Nov.
14, 1936; E unp. 135196; Louis Same-
low Stanton, Los Angeles. 292385
Annapolis (An) lullaby; w Robert
Garland, m Gustav Klemm; male
voices. © Nov. 238, 19386; E pub.
58729; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
29236
Another summer romance; w and
melody. © 1c Nov. 16, 1936; H
unp. 1385278; Melvin B. Rosenfeld,
Sioux City, Ia. 29237
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Answer to nobody’s darlin’ but mine;
w and m Jimmie Davis; with arr.
for guit., etec., and voc. trio with
bass. © Nov. 6, 1936; E pub. 58319;
Jenkins music co., Kansas City, Mo.
29238
Answer (The) to the maple on the
hill; w and m John Hancock; pf.
treble. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1936; E unp.
134727; Georgia music co, New
York. 29239
Antonio; w and m Will E. Haines,
Maurice Beresford and Fred Neville.
© Sept. 26, 1934; E for. 46344;
Cameo music pub. co., London.
29240
Anybody else but you; pf. ©1c. Nov.
12, 1986; E unp. 135068; Theodore
H. Howes, Danbury, Conn. 29241
Apple (An) a day; from This mad
whirl, w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58467; Words & music,
ine., New York. 29242
*Appy ’Ampstead; w and m Will E.
Haines. © Sept. 26, 1934; E for.
46348; Cameo music pub. co., Lon-
don. 29243
Areadia (The) swing; w and m P.
Martell. © Nov. 14, 1936; E pub.
58575; Crawford music corp., New
York. 29244
Arcadia swing; pf. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1936; EH unp. 135174; Paul Martella,
Brooklyn. 29245
Arlene; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 135085; Stanley F.
Smith, Vassar, Mich. 29246
Arrow (The) and the song; w Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, m Wilbur
Chenoweth. © Oct. 16, 1936; E pub.
58371; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 29247
As I hold you, enfold you, my love; w
George Washington Barnes; pf.
Lic. Nov.. 11; 1936; E unp. 135065;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29248
As I lay a-dreaming one night; modern
English version adapted from the
original middle English, and harp or
pf. acc. James Woodside, composer
anon.; sop. or ten., and alto or bar.
© Noy. 19, 1936; E pub. 58613: M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 29249
As long as there’s a you to leve; song.
@ ic. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp. 134644:
Richard R. Broadnax, Philadelphia.
29250
29262
Ask me to-night; song, melody Alice
Stead Binney. © 1. Nov. 7, 1936;
E unp. 134817; John A. Bassett, New
York. 29251
Asoi fiel glick; w H. Levick, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
135419; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
29252
At any time; pf., with words. ©1e.
Oct. 15, 1986; E unp. 184680; Weaver
Henderson Gaines, New Smyrna, Fla.
29253
At midnight; w James Russell Lowell,
m Elinor Remick Warren; mixed
cho. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub. 58475;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 29254
At the end of the trail; song, m H. T.
Ayres, arr. J. Rosemarin. © June 1,
1986; E for. 46346; Joseph J. Buan,
Sweetwater, B. C., Canada. 29255
At the Rose bowl; w Irving Taylor,
melody Vie Mizzy. © 1. Nov. 6,
19386; E unp. 134849; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 29256
At the scout camparall; bugle calls and
marching song, instructions to teach-
ers, L. M. Dodd; pf., with w. © Sept.
3, 1986; E pub. 58528; Art publica-
tion soc., Clayton, Mo. 29257
Atzlichoi nu; song, w Harry Schechter.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1986; E unp. 134831;
Zelda Zlatin, Brooklyn. 29258
Au soleil du Mexique; opérette, André
Mouézy-Eon et Albert Willemetz, m
Maurice Yvain. Partition pf. et
chant. © Sept. 1, 19386; D 39172;
Royalty, Paris. 29258"
Auf der harmonika; polka, Curt Mahr;
akkordion-solo, mit salon-orch. Stim-
men. © Aug. 28, 1936; E for. 46292;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
29259
Auftakt zur tat; v. Hans Uldall; orch.
Partitur. © Oct. 14, 1986; EH for.
46453; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
292160
Auprés de vous; fox-trot, paroles et m
Michel Emer. © Sept, 1, 1936; E for.
46511; Editions Salabert, Paris.
29261
Aus deutschen gauen; ein melodien-
kranz, aus den schonsten Rhein-,
wein-, walzer-, soldaten-, marsch- wu.
stimmungsliedern, bearb. Hans Georg
Schtitz; chromatisches pf. akkordeon.
© Sept. 29, 1986; E for. 46873; Mu-
sikverlag City, Leipzig. 29262
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29263
pt. ny So Ver
Authentic (The) examination tests;
studies and pieces, arr. Dorothy
Bradley; pf. 1. Primary, lists A, B
and C.—2. Elementary-transitional,
lists A, B and C.—8. Lower division,
lists A and B.—4. Higher division,
lists A and B. © Oct. 22, 1986; E
for. 4646446467; G. Ricordi & co.
(London) Itd., London. 29263-29266.
Author of life divine; anthem for Holy
communion, w John Wesley, m EKa-
mond W. Rickett; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Oct. 20, 1986; E pub.
58399; Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. 29267
Autumn leaves; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 134952; Nellie
Waggoner Davis, Hollywood, Calif.
29268
Away up high in the sky; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Noy. 18, 19386; E unp. 135331;
Helen Handlen, McClelland, Ia.
29269
Baby; rumba-biguine, Freed Cham-
berd, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46502;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 29270:
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Arioso; in
C minor, arr. Robert L. Bedell; pipe
organ. Oct ob 21936 > 7H) “pub:
58415; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 29271
Choral fantasia on Gelobet seist
du, Jesu Christ; arr. Robert L. Be-
dell; pipe organ. © Oct. 31, 1936; E
pub. 58414; Edward Schuberth & ¢o.,
ine., New York. 29272:
Hasy organ pieces; ed. and arr.
Henry Coates. © Sept. 8, 1936; E
for. 46259; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 29273:
Kantate nr. 40; dazu ist erschie-
nen der Sohn Gottes, am zweiten
Weihnachtsfesttage, English version
EK. H. Thorne and G. W. Daisley,
klavierauszug Giinter Raphael; alt-,
ten-, bass-solo u. chor. © Aug. 10,
19386; E for. 46409; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 29274
Kantate nr. 71; Gott ist mein
Konig, Psalm 74, English version
Mevanwy Roberts, klavierauszug
Otto Schroder ; sop.-, alt.-, ten.-, bass-
solo u. chor. © Sept. 10, 1936; E
for. 46411; Breitkopf & MHi§artel,
Leipzig. 29275
Kantate nr. 76; die himmel
erzihlen die Ehre Gottes, am zweiten
Sonntag nach Trinitatis 1723, Eng-
lish version Mevanwy Roberts, kla-
vierauszug Ginter Raphael; sop.-,
alt.-, ten.-, bass-solo u. chor. © Sept.
28, 1986; E for. 46410; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, Leipzig. 29276:
Polonaise; transcribed Georges
Barrére; flute and pf. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58561; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 29277
To Thee alone be glory; choral
from cantata no. 41, English version
John Troutbeck, m arr. Archibald
Thompson Davison; men’s cho.; pf.
1,2 ace. .© Sept. 16). 1936-7 aaa:
58299 ;: E. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton. 29278
Bachelor of hearts; song, w Marion
Harden and Wesley Spaulding. ©
1c. Nov. 18, 1986; EH unp. 135368;
Salsbury corp., Los Angeles. 29279:
Bacio (11) (The kiss); coneert song,
English w Walter Hirsch, m L.
Arditii © Nov. 19, 1986; E pub.
58637; Robbins music corp., New
York. 29280
Back home to Missouri in autumn
time; song, pf. arr. Ed Adams. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5,, 19386; EH unpyaetatr-
Alice Maud Robinson, Kansas City,
Mo. 29281
Ballad of Christmas; mixed voices. ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1936; E unp. 134579;
Marie A. Travers, Passaic, N. J.
29282
Banquet (The); pf. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1936; E unp. 134985; Molly Queenie
Goldman, Jamaica, N. Y. 29283
Barbara; lied u. tango, text Peter
Schaeffers u. Giinther Schwenn, m
Ralph Maria Siegel, arr. Franz Stol-
zenwald; orch. stimmen. © Sept. 21,
1936; E for. 46174; Wilhelm Ge-
bauer, Leipzig. 29284
Barock-suite; v. Georg Vollerthun, op.
29; pf. © May 4, 1936; E for. 46427;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 29285
Bavarian village dance; by Frederick
A. Williams, op. 165; pf. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58393; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29286
Be a loving wife for me; song. ©1e.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 185074 ; Ernest
James La Portee, Brockport, N. Y.
29287
Beautiful dream waltz; w Frank Ru-
dolph; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; EH
unp. 185028; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29288
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 19386
Beautiful girl of my dreams; E flat
alto saxophone, with w. © 1c. Nov.
10, 1986; E unp. 185010; Kay Ko-
blensky, Tiltonsville, O. 29289
Beautiful heaven; by C. Fernandez,
arr. George F. Briegel; band and
orch. pts. © Nov. 14, 1986; E pub.
58641; George F. Briegel, inc., New
York. 29250
w John Klenner, m C. Fernandez,
arr. John Martell; Hawaiian guit.,
in note and diagram, with Spanish
guit. chord symbols. © Oct. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58417; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 29291
Beautiful love; w Ida Mae _ Inkle-
barger; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; HB
unp. 1385020; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29292
Because I miss you to-night; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
1384760; Evelyn Chapman Markham,
Akron, O. 29293
Because there’s no one like you; song.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 135347 ;
Howard M. Prescott, Corning, Calif.
29294
Because you belong to somebody else;
song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp.
134857; Nell Lee Mitchell, Chatta-
nooga. 29295
Bees in my bonnet; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 1384960;
Vernon Edward Krahl, Pittsburgh.
29296
Beethoven (Ludwig van) The chase
of the wolf; text Mrs. Grant, Welsh
folk song, arr. for 2 pts. and pf. acc.
L. Van Beethoven, ed. James Wood-
side; sop. or ten., and bar. or alto.
© Nov. 19, 1936; E pub. 58612; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 29297
The heavens are declaring; an-
them for Thanksgiving services or
general use, arr. Kenneth Downing;
sop. and alto cho.; organ or pf. ace.
© Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 58543; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 29298
Magnolia boughs; w and arr. of
m E. Fox; sop. and bass. © 1 ©.
Oct. 17, 1986; E unp. 134679; Elsa
Fox, Cleveland Heights, O. 29299:
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Liszt;
from Hideaway girl, w and m Sam
Coslow; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 10, 1936; E pub. 58486;
Popular melodies, inc., New York.
29300
29312
Behold the rose; song. © Oct. 10,
1936; E pub. 58520; Cora McWhin-
ney Hand, Inglewood, Calif. 29301
Behtit dich Gott; tango, text Max
Rosenbriiuer, m Josef Graf. © Aug.
28, 1936; E for. 46193; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky ),
Vienna. 29302)
Beiden (Die) Esel; text Christian
Morgenstern, m Paul Graener, op.
103, nr. 3; mittlere stimme. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46426; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 293038
Belle (La) traversée; opérette, livret
Jean Picavet et André Karquel, m
Mare Berthomieu. Partition chant
et pf. © Sept. 1, 1986; D 39175;
Choudens, Paris. 2:9303*
Bells (The) of Bethlehem town; mixed
voices. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1986; E unp.
134581; Marie A. Travers, Passaic,
N. J. 29304
Bendix music series for pianoforte;
elementary, Oswald B. Wilson.
Aug. 26, 1986; E pub. 57139; Ben-
dix pub. corp., Lincoln, Neb. 29305
Beneath a western sky; from Trail
dust, w Harry Tobias, m Jack Stern.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp. 134847;
Famous music corp., New York.
29306
Beneath the silv’ry moon of my Ha-
wali; w and m Roy Huprich and
Joe Lenz, arr. Harry Stanley; Ha-
waiian guit., in diagram, with spe-
cial arr. for professionals. © Oct.
29, 1986; E pub. 58316; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 29307
Benedicite, omnia opera; w from the
Apocrypha ; mixed voices. © Nov. 4,
1986; E pub. 58320; W. Edwards
Deming, Washington. 29308
Benediction response ; w from the Bible;
sop. 1, 2, and alto 1,2. ©1e. Oct.
31, 1986; E unp. 1384589; William
Ripley Dorr, Palos Verdes Estates,
Calif. 29309
Berezowski (Nicolai) Suite; op. 11;
flite, hautbois, clarinette, cor et bas-
son. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46165;
Russischer musikverlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 29310
Bermuda, the isle of rest; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
134790'; Hilbert Serbin, Passaic, N. J.
29311
Better get Gabriel’s horn; w Bennie
Lane, m Harry Gershman; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Oct. 30, 1986; EB
pub. 58323; Continental music co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 29312
1311
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. Ii; Mys;,"¥. ak
Beyond the sea; song, m James L.| Bliss (The) waltz; song, w Ruth Clare
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 134963; Rob-
ert W. Kruger, Edmonton, Alta.,
Canada. 29313
Big city moon; w and m Bert Manery,
arr. Harry Ludwig; with guit. arr.
© Nov. 20, 1986; E pub. 58665; Will
Lewis, Chicago. 29314
Birds and the brook; caprice, R. M.
Stults, arr. Willis Conolly; Spanish
guit., in diagram. © Oct. 31, 1936;
E pub. 58311; Oahu pub. co., Cleve-
land. 29315
Birds in song; w and arr. of m Mary
Grinnan, m Minnie Hitchins Grin-
nan. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
184561; Minnie Hitchins Grinnan
Holmes and Mary Grinnan Denison,
Dallas. 29316.
Birth (The) of love; w and m Harry
Leon and Leo Towers; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Oct. 30, 1936; E for.
46326; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 29317
Birthdays and roses; waltz song, mel-
ody Mario Leone. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1986; E unp. 134746; Roberta Dew-
ling, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Can-
ada. 29318
Bizet (Georges) Carmen; opera-drama
in English, story Merimée, new tr.
and adaptation for the motion pic-
-ture screen. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; D
39166; Jeannette Kretschmer Tem-
pleton, Chicago. 29318*
Black (The) widow blues; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp.
1384757; Harold Bradley, Atlanta.
29319
Blame it all on the night; from For-
bidden melody, w Otto Harbach,
melody Sigmund Romberg. © 1 ec.
Nov. 13, 1986; E unp. 185163; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 29320
Blessed are they that dwell in Thy
house; short anthem or double re-
sponse, Clarence Dickinson; mixed
cho.; organ ace. © Nov. 30, 1936;
E pub. 58687; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 29321
Blind date; song, from All at sea. ©
1 e Noy. 7, 19836; E unp. 134814;
Janice Howe, Leominster, Mass.
29322
Blindekuh; foxtrot aus Allotria, text
Hans Fritz Beckmann, m _ Peter
Kreuder. © June 1, 1936; E for.
46194; Edition Meisel & co., g. m. b.
h., Berlin. 29323,
Alsop. 1c. Nov. 14, 1936; E unp.
135182; Eima Armstrong, Sunnyside,
Le ONG OY.. 29324
Blow the bugle; march, Paul Yoder;
full band pts. © Oct. 1, 1986; E pub.
58454; Melrose bros. music co., ine.,
Chicago. 29825
Blue because of you; w and melody.
©.1 ec. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134988;
Herbert C. Cox, Oklahoma City.
29326
Blue lakes; song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1936;
E unp. 134566; Sue Cook, Baltimore.
29327
Blue minor; song, w Ed. J. Cochrane,
pf. arr. Harold Potter. © 1c. Nov.
7, 1986; E unp. 184949; Hobart Stan-
ley Ray, Kimball, W. Va. 29328
Blue Venetian waters; w Gus Kahn, m
Bronislaw Kaper and Walter Jur-
mann. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp.
134943 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 29329
Blush (The) of Christmas holly;
mixed voices. © 1. Aug. 20, 1986;
E unp. 1384583; Marie A. Travers,
Passaic, N. J. 29330
Boi ich mir a schifale; w H. Nomberg,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1936;
EK unp. 185410; Samuel Weisser,
Brooklyn. 29331
Boite 4 musique; by David Saperton;
pf. © Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58411;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 29332
Bongo; fantasia tropical. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1986; EH unp. 1385403; Max Urban,
Mexico, D. F. 29333
Borta bra men hemma bast; pf. med
tekst. © Nov. 6, 1936; E pub. 58536;
Walter Hallin, Chicago. 293834
Boston (The) T party; travesty, op-
eretta, bk. and lyrics Bert Horswell,
m Noble Cain; mixed voices. Voce.
se. and libretto complete. © Oct. 31,
1836; D 39169; Raymond A. Hoffman
co., Chicago. 29334*
Boy (The) in the boat; w and melody
Lothair Stevens. © 1 ec. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 134777; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 29335
Brahms (Johannes) Brahms; aus sei-
nen werken, bearb. Karl Hoyer; har-
monium. © Apr. 30, 1934; E for.
46258; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 29336
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Bread of the world; anthem, w R.
Heber, m Leon Verrees; mixed cho. ;
organ ace. © Nov. 12, 1986; E pub.
58473; H. W. Gray co., New York.
29337
Breathe on me, breath of God; anthem,
w E. Hatch, m Roland Diggle; mixed
voices. © Oct. 26, 1936; Epub.
58422; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 29338
B’reishis boro; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1986 ; E unp. 134602; Abraham Singer,
Brooklyn. 29339:
Broadway merry go round; w Billy
Tracey, m Helen Pope, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58334 ; Broadway
music corp., New York. 29340:
Broken-down gambler; w Merna Van-
derford and Eva Hamacher; pf. ©
1 ce. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135035;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29341
Broken-hearted; pf., with w. ©l1e.
Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134573; George
Alfred Kennedy, Weston, W. Va.
29342
Brook (Harry) Two unison songs; w
Irene Gass. © Oct. 22, 1986; E for.
46140; Banks & son, York, England.
293438,
Broomtails; w and m Joe Du Mond;
with guit. arr. © Oct. 23, 19386; E
pub. 58441; Forster music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 29344
Bubbling in my soul; hymn, m Mildred
Sullivan Lacour. © Sept. 1, 1986; E
pub. 58267; James P. Sullivan, Lin-
coln, Neb. 29345
Bunting ox of Tartary; w and melody.
© 1 e. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp. 135281;
James M. Pierce, San Francisco.
29346
Burton (Charles E.) Intermezzo; vio-
lin, pf. and cello. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1986;
E unp, 134792; Charles E. Burton,
New Haven. 29347
By the blue of the Baltic; song. ©1e.
Noy. 20, 1986; E unp. 185462; Ralph
Emerson Reynolds, Portersville, Pa.
29848
By the lagoon; by David Saperton; pf.
© Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58409: G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 29349
violin and pf. © Sept. 15,
1986; E pub. 58412; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 29350
29364
By thy sign; hymn, w Frederick S.
Foltz. Noy. 19, 1986; E pub.
58646 ; 316th co., infantry, U. 8S. army,
Philadelphia. 29351
Bye Tom! So long Dick! Harry’s turned
the trick; w and m Irene. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 134956; Irena
Hermann, Melrose Highlands, Mass.
29352
C’est la rumba; rumba fox-trot, Har-
old de Bozi; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1986; E for. 46498 ; Editions Salabert,
Paris. 29853
C’est un mauvais garcon; du film Un
mauvais garcon, paroles Jean Boyer,
m G. van Parys. © Sept. 1, 1836; E
for. 46409; Editions Salabert, Paris.
29354
Cachucha; w J. K. Brennan, melody A.
Von Tilzer. © 1 c¢. Oct. 14, 1986;
E unp. 184745; Albert Von Tilzer,
Hollywood, Calif., and J. Keirn Bren-
nan, Beverly Hills, Calif. 29355
Cadences; w Samuel T. Clover, m Karl
Klun. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
1351382; Rosina Klun, Los Angeles.
29356
Cadet; G and D piston bugles. 1.
March.—2. Overture. 1 ¢c. each
Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135382, 135383;
Joseph Huber, Clifton, N. J.
29357, 29358
Caissons (The) go rolling along; artil-
lery song, march fox-trot, Edmund L,
Gruber, arr. Frank Skinner; orch.
pts. © Oct. 30, 19386; E pub. 58419;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 29359
California moon and you; w M. H.
Prince, m T. J. Harrison. © 1 ec.
Sept. 16, 1986; E unp. 134570;
Thomas J. Harrison and Margaret E.
Prince, Los Angeles. 29360
Call it love; w Godwin Ward; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135027;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29361
Call (The) of Tennessee; w Alberta B.
Hickman, m Hugenia Hickman and
Alice K. Griffiths. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 184771; Harry A. Hick-
man, Nashville. 29362
Calm hour of night’s repose; song, acc.
Irwin Fischer. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1986;
E unp. 184651; Bertha Kendall Lin-
gle, Chicago. 29863
Can’t help lovin’ you; song. ©1..
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135073; Ruth
G. Wolfenden, Covington, Ky. 29364
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29369
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Can’t take it; w and melody. © 1 c¢.| Chanson (La) des chansons; paroles
Oct. 2, 19386; E unp. 132917; Ira Rich-
ards, Hast Orange, N. J. 29365
Can’t we be sweethearts again; song.
©1e. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134928;
Harold Robert Clugston, North Brad-
dock, Pa. 29366
Can't you hear Montana calling; waltz
song, w Jack Sewell. © 1. Nov. 9,
1936; E unp. 1384894; Homer Taney-
hill, Deer Lodge, Mont. 29367
Capricietto; v. Ottmar Gerster; 4 pau-
ken u. streichorch. Partitur. © Aug.
28, 1986; E for. 46295; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 29368
Caracas; rhumba, canciOn, m Cecelio
Lopez De Karlo. © 1 «¢. Sept. 30,
19386; E unp. 134955; Marcia A. Tay-
lor, Bangor, Me. 29369
Caress me with thine eyes; w and mel-
ody. ©1.e. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp.
134748 ; Olga Toman, Johnstown, Pa.
29370
Caribbean star (La _ estrella del
Caribe) ; song, rhumba. © Oct. 24,
1936; E pub. 58401; Paul Shahin, Chi-
cago. 29371
Carillon de Chateau-Thierry; by Seth
Bingham; organ. © Nov. 16, 1936;
E pub. 58701; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 29372
Carmela; voc. serenade. © Oct. 27,
19386; E pub. 58684; Anna Young,
San Francisco. 29373
Carnival capers; by Paul Yoder; full
band pts. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub.
58447 ; Melrose bros. music ¢o., ine.,
Chicago. 29374
Carry on; hymn, w George C. Bennett.
© Nov. 19, 1986; E pub. 58648 ; 316tb
co., infantry, U. S. army, Philadel-
phia. 29315
elementary
© Sept. 10,
Augener. Itd.,
29376
Cats and mice; folk songs, instructions
to teachers L. M. Dodd; pf., with
words. © Sept. 3, 1936; E pub.
58529; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 29377
Cecilia; w J. K. Brennan, melody A.
Von Tilzer. © 1 c. Oct. 14, 1936;
H unp. 134742; Albert Von Tilzer,
Hollywood, Calif., and J. Keirn Bren-
nan, Beverly Hills, Calif. 29378
Carse (Adam) Three
pieces; violin and pf.
1986; E for. 46368;
London.
Jean Richepin, m Pierre Teason. ©
Oct. 23, 1936; E for. 46407; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 29379
Chant du fleuve; by John David Davis,
op; 91; no! 2; pt. ©. Oct: 5,/d9aGe
EH for. 46362; Augener, ltd., London.
29380
Chant du travail; paroles René Fau-
chois, m Michel-Maurice Lévy.
Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46507; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 29381
Chant of the plains, I need you; w and
m Bob Nolan; with arr. for guit., ete.
© June 15, 1936; E pub. 58692; Cross
& Winge, inc., Portland, Or. 29382
Check, check, a hundred per cent; w
and melody. © 1 e@ Oct. 19, 1936;
HH unp. 134689; Samuel S. Kuhn and
George Doyle, New York. 29383
Cheerleader (The); pep song, Paul
Yoder ; full band pts. © Oct. 1, 1936;
E pub. 58448; Melrose bros. music
co.. ine., Chicago. 29884
Cherry hill blues; w and melody
Johnny Wilson. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936;
EH unp. 134903; Wabash music ¢o.,
Chicago. 29385
Chevalier (Le) de Mauléon; épisode
lyrique, d’apres Alexandre Dumas
pére, paroles Louis Eustache, m Ca-
mille Fournier. Partition chant et
pf. © Aug. 20, 1936; D 39173; Chou-
dens, Paris. 29385*
Chez moi; English w Bruce Sievier,
from the French of Jean Féline, m
Paul Misraki. © Oct. 20, 1936; E for.
46435; Chappell France, ltd., London.
29386
Chica mia; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1 @ Nov. 5, 19386; E ump. 134722;
Andrew Douglas Jamieson, Spring
Lake, N. J. 29387
Chief Okanogan; w Francis Wright;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp.
135054; DeSoto Elven Richardson,
Omak, Wash. 29388
Children of the moon; w Katharine
Adams, m Elinor Remick Warren,
arr. and adapted Wallingford Rieg-
ger; women’s cho. © Oct. 20, 1936;
EK pub. 58360; Harold Flammer, ine.,
New York. 29389
Chinoiserie; gavotte and musette, Ar-
thur Benjamin; pf. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © Oct. 13, 1936; E for. 46386;
Boosey & co., 1td., London. 293890
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Choo-choo (The) train; w and m Marie
F. Hall; pf. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub.
58390; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 293891
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Polo-
naise; op. 40, no. 1, arr. Bruce Carle-
ton; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © Nov. 4, 1936;
EK pub. 58385; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 29392
Choral recreations; coll. of short cho-
ral works, new arr. Max T. Krone
and Griffith J. Jones. © Nov. 2, 1936;
E pub. 58862; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 29393:
Choralvorspiele nach melodien des
deutschen evangelischen einheitsge-
sangbuches; v. Karl Hoyer, op. 57;
orgel. bd. 1. © Apr. 30, 1934; E for.
46168; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 29394
— bd. 4. © Aug. 1,
1936; E for. 46360; Fr. Portius, Leip-
Zig.
and melody Happy Fields. © 1.
Noy. 17, 1986; E unp. 135308; I. A.
Blumenfeld, New York. 29396
Christ, our King; militant processional
hymn. © Oct. 25, 1936; E pub.
58443; Eugene F. Tighe, Aurora,
Col. 29397
Christ, our Savior; hymn, w and m J.
G. Brock and A. M.. Brock. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 185465; Arthur
M. Brock, Minneapolis. 29398
Christmas eve; joyful song, w Joyce
Kilmer, m Richard Hageman. ©
Nov. 18, 1986; E pub. 58608; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 29399)
medley, arr. Harold C. Cobb; pf.,
with w. © Nov. 238, 1936; E pub.
58734; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 29400
musical recitation, w Jocelyn C.
Lea, m Frieda Peycke; pf. © Nov.
4, 1936; E pub. 58396; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 29401
Christmas is coming again; w Charles
Adamson; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135045; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29402
Christmas songs to play and sing; in-
structions to teachers L. M. Dodd;
pf., with w. © Sept. 23, 1986; E pub.
58531; Art publication soc., Clayton,
Mo. 29403
Christmas (The) spirit; musical reci-
tation, w Homer Hatfield Rhodes, m
Frieda Peycke; pf. © Nov. 4, 1936;
EH pub. 58386; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 29404
29395.
Chorus (A) girl’s. dream come true; w
29417
Churchill (Peter) Three short pieces;
pf. © Sept. 7, 1986; E for. 46365;
Augener, ltd., London. 29405
Churnin’ day; song, poem Elizabeth
Shane. © Oct. 16, 1986; E for. 46204;
EK. Norman Hay, Belfast, Ireland.
29406
Circus ; 10 sehr leichte fiinffingerstticke,
Jaroslav Kfritka; pf. © Oct. 24,
1936; E for. 46469; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 29407
Circus scenes; bk. of first piano les-
sons, J. Raymond Tobin. © Oct. 6,
1936; E for. 46153; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London. 29408
Clair de lune; w Catulle Mendés, voce.
obbl. arr. Margery Mackay, based on
the pf. solo, Claude Debussy. © 1.
Oct. 28, 1986; E unp. 134871; Mar-
garet F. Mackay, New York. 29409
Clementine; by Cy Mockridge; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 138, 1986; E unp. 135242;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29410
Close to my heart; w and melody Ed-
win S. Booth. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1936;
E unp. 134523; EH. S. Booth, Terrell,
Tex. 29411
Cobwebs on my heart; pf. treble, with
w. ©l1e Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135171; Marie Wehmeier, San Fran-
cisco. 29412
Come along; pf., with w. © 1. Nov.
3, 1936; E unp. 134608; Olive Pearson
Rice, Longmeadow, Mass. 29413
Come hither, ye faithful; Christmas
carol-anthem, tr. E. Caswall, from
Adeste fideles, m Frances McCollin,
transcribed by the composer; sop. 1,
2 and alto, with sop. solo; pf. or or-
gan ace. © Oct. 3, 19386; E pub.
58347 ; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Boston.
29414
Come on and help your leader smile;
song, arr. Arthur Darvo; with uku-
lele arr. © July 23, 1936; E pub.
58318; Wanda Julietta Rakestraw,
Asbury Park. 29415
Come on baby, take a chance; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 14, 1936; E unp.
1352838 ; Albert Byron Kennedy, Junc-
tion City, Kan. 29416
Come to Zion, singing; songs, w and m
L. H. Lewis, and others, compiled L.
H. Lewis. © Oct. 24, 1936; E pub.
58399; Louise Hills Lewis, Independ-
ence, Mo. 29417
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29418
Come unto Me; w Katheryne L. Thomp-
son and Margaret Thompson Hart;
bar. or contralto. © Nov. 4, 1936;
EH pub. 58321; Samuel Albert Thomp-
son, Washington. 29418
Come up and see me sometime; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
1353842; Mary Wojton, New York.
29419
Comforter (The); song, w Margaret
Bell Houston. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1986;
E unp. 135172; Floy Fay Beeman,
Spokane, 29420)
Concert etude; by Alec Rowley; pf.
Winthrop Rogers ed. nos. 1-3.
Oct. 13, 1986; E for. 46389-46391 ;
Boosey & co., Itd., London.
29421-24923
Concertino; per tromba in si bemolle
ed orch., rid. dell’ autore Ennio Por-
rino; tromba in si bemolle e pf. ©
Oct. 19, 1986; E for. 46273; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan.
Consacrazione (La) del bardo; poema
sinfonico, Felice Lattuada; orch. Par-
titura. © Oct. 27, 1936; E for. 46287 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 29425:
Contentment; w P. Roberts, melody G.
White. ©1e. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp.
134736; Porter Roberts and George
White, Toledo. 29426
Cool water; w and m Bob Nolan; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58698; Cross & Winge, inc.,
Portland, Or. 29427
Coronation (The) waltz; w Paul Cun-
ningham, melody Irving Masloff. ©
1c. Nov. 4, 1986; E unp. 134645; Ma-
jor music co., New York. 29428
Corroyez (Georges) Dix-sept petites
piéces faciles; réalisées et instrumen-
tées pour fiites douces, ptes. B et C.
1°° et 2° fliites-altos en fa. 1. Nota-
tion écrite en sons réels. 2. Edition
transposée.—pte. C. Flite-tén. en ut
et fifite-basse en fa.—ptes. A et B. 1°°
et 2° fltites-sops. en ut.—Pf.-conduc-
teur. © Aug. 20, 1986; E for. 46514—
46518 ; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
29429-29433
Cotton picker’s rhapsody ; w M. Lowen-
stein, melody J. D. Picola. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 185286; John
D. Picola and Melvin Lowenstein,
New York. 29434
Could I be in love; from Champagne
waltz, w and m Leo Robin and
William Daly, pf. se. Geo. N. Terry ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
13.) 19565 BY pub. 58502 -
Popular
melodies, ine., New York.
29435.
Covered-wagon lullaby; w and m Al]
Freeman and Jack Leonard; with
guit. arr. © Sept. 28, 1986; E for.
45865 ; Southern musi¢ pub. co., 1td.,
London. 29436
Coyotes barkin’ at the moon: w J.
Erwin, melody J. P. Lloyd. © 1 e.
Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 185216; John
Erwin and James P. Lloyd, Winslow,
Ariz, 29437
Cradle hymn to the Child Jesus; w
R. F. K., m Rudolph F. Kopp, ed.
Kenneth E. Runkel; jr. choir, sop.
and alto. © Noy. 5, 1936; E pub.
08275; H. W. Gray co., New York.
294388
Cradle song; unison song, poem Saro-
jini Naidu, m May Rhodes. © Oct.
16, 1986; E for. 46202; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 29439
Cradle-song of the shepherds (Wiegen.
lied der hirten) ; w Christian Daniel
Schubart, English version Katherine
K. Davis, set to Glatz folk-song, arr.
Archibald Thompson Davison: mixed
cho. © Oct. 8, 1936; E pub. 58300;
E. C. Schirmer musie¢ co., Boston.
29440
Crescent moon; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135378 ; Adeline Spies, New Rochelle,
N. Y. 29441
Crystal waters; song. © 1. Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 1384627; Lorenzo Reyes
Felix, jr., Los Angeles. 29442
Cubanola; by David Saperton; pf. ©
Sept. 15, 1936; E pub. 58410; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 29443
Curtsinger (George Theodore)
Scherzo;.op. 1, no. 1; pf. © 7 «
Noy. 21, 1936; E unp. 135461; George
Theodore Curtsinger, Dallas. 29444
Da-dee-doo, one and two; song. ©1ec.
Sept. 24, 1936; E unp. 132517; Hé-
lene Raubert Butler, Mobile, Ala.
29445
Da sleepin’ man; w Frank J. Coyle, m
Robert W. Gibb; boys’ 4-pt. cho. ©
Oct. 29, 19836; E pub. 58427; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 29446
Danee of the elves; by Otto Stuart; pf.
© July 29, 1936; & for. 46146; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 29447
Dance of the fairies; by Otto Stuart;
pf. © July 29, 1986; E for. 46145;
Warren & Phillips, London. 29448
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no. 11, 1936
29474
Dancing alone you and I; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
135145; Edward White and Nat Al-
berts, Brooklyn. 29449
Dancing into my heart; from Hide
away girl, w Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane, pf. sc. Mario Agnolucci; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Oct. 14,
1936; E pub. 58376; Popular melodies,
inec., New York. 29450
Dancing on deck; w Oscar Chandler,
m David Ripley. © 1 ¢ Oct. 21,
1936; E unp. 135202; Dorothy Jane
Chureh and Katharine Schuyler Con-
ning, Hartford. 29451
Dancing silhouettes; novelty intermez-
zo, Joop de Leur; pf. © Oct. 1,
1936; E for. 46329; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 29452
Dancing sunbeams; by Otto Stuart;
pf. © July 29, 1936; E for. 46143;
Warren & Phillips, London. 294538
Dankbares leben; op. 14, lied, w Gott-
fried Keller. © 1 ec Oct. 20, 1936;
E unp. 134879; Alexander Strubell-
Harkort, Dresden, Germany. 29454
Dark dust; w and m Maurice Buddy
Knight, Thomas Stradley and Allen
Mack; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 10, 1986; E pub. 58513; C. M.
Knight, Jeffersonville, Ind. 29455
David (Johann Nepomuk) Zwei fan-
tasien und fugen; in E mollu. C dur.;
orgel. © Oct. 8, 1936; E for. 46416;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 29456
Day (The) I met you; w and melody.
© 1 © Oct. 31, 1936; E. unp. 134517;
Russell Stedman, Philadelphia. 29457
Day off: pf. ©1e Nov. 14, 1986; E
unp. 135197; Charles H. Glasspool,
San Francisco. 29458
Dear diary; w Jack Milford and Milton
Leeds, m Henry Manners, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 30, 1936; E pub. 58260; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 29459
Dear old Miami River; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135330; Patrick
Charles McBride, Dayton, O. 29460
Dear Susie Sapple; from Souls at sea,
w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger. ©
ive: iNov, 1S," 193867 Hl top, “Tsat25 :
Famous music corp., New York.
29461
Death house drag; fox trot; pf. ©1lc.
Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 135452; Fred
William Resch, Los Angeles. 29462
114808—37_2
Dedication (Widmung); w Wolfgang
Miiller, tr. Arthur Westbrook, m Rob-
ert Franz, op. 14, no. 1, arr. Walling-
ford Riegger; boys’ cho. © Oct. 20,
1936 ; E pub. 58357 ; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 29463
Deep in the dusk; w Eddie Lane, m
R. M. Eastman. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1936;
E unp. 134731; Edward lLozowick,
Newark, N. J., and Richard Morse
Eastman, Chicago. 29464
Deingedenken; text Will Vesper, m
Paul Graener, op. 102, nr. 1; hohe
stimme. © May 18, 1936; E for.
46419; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 29465
Délibab; magyar dal és tanec egyveleg,
Hgon Kemény; orch. stimmen.
Apr. 1, 1986; E for. 46341; Roézsav6l-
gyi & co., Budapest, Hungary. 29466
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Ma-
zurka; from Coppélia, arr. Al. Rich-
ards; pf. accordion. © Oct. 30, 1936;
E for. 46460; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 29467
Desire for you; w and m Gertrude
Lawrence Berger. © 1 c¢ Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 134623; Gertrude Ber-
ger, New York. 29468
Desperation; by Alfred Newman. © 1
c. Nov. 13, 1986; E unp. 185266;
Movietone musie corp., New York.
29469
Destiny: w Edward Lynn, m Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © Nov. 7, 1936;
E pub. 58570; ey music corp.,
New York. 29470
Dett (The) collection of negro spirit-
uals; third group, settings and edit-
ings R. Nathaniel Dett. © Oct. 16,
Lee AA 219485; Hall & McCreary
Chicago. 29471
joes ats (Die) kantate; wir tragen
dich Sonne, fiir soli, chor, grosses
orch. u. orgel, dichtung Wulf Bley,
m Horst Platen; klavier-particell
Gustav Ebhardt. © 1 ce Nov. 20,
19386; E unp. 135444; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 29472)
Deutschland; text Ludwig Finckh, m
Richard Trunk, op. 64, nr. 2; sie-
benstimmig gem. chor. © Sept. 14,
1936; E for. 46445; EF. BE. C. Leuck-
art, Leipzig. 29473.
Devoting my time to you; w and mel-
ody Chick Webb and Corky Will-
iams. © 1c. Noy. 20, 1986; E unp.
135448 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 29474
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29475
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Diary; w and melody Alan Jones and
A. Stanley. © 1 ce. Nov. 6, 1986;
E unp. 134826; Aileen Stanley, New
York. 29475
Dias felices (Jours heureux); tango,
José M. Lucchesi, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; oreh. ptes. et paroles. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46503; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 29476
Did you surprise me; song, m Alex-
ander Angus. © 1. Nov. 14, 1986;
E unp. 185164; Mary Shea, Hamil-
ton, Ont., Canada. 29477
Difficult to hate; slow fox-trot; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 4, 1936; E unp.
134719; Walter Donald Homer, Er-
dington, Birmingham, England.
29478
Dinah; w Sam M. Lewis and Joe
Young, m Harry Akst, arr. Harry
Stanley; Hawaiian guit., in note and
diagram, with special arr. © Oct.
31, 1936; E pub. 58522; Mills music,
ine., New York. 29479:
Dirty mother for you; w and melody
Roosevelt Sykes. © 1 ¢ Nov. 6,
1986; E unp. 134779; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 29480
Discovery; song. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986;
EK unp. 1384590; Ernest Wetherill
Wood, jr., Annapolis. 29481
Disillusione; versi Manfredi Greco,
melodia V. De Crescenzo. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 26, 19386; E unp. 154936; Man-
fredi Greco, Jackson Heights, N. Y.,
and Vincenzo De Crescenzo, New
York. 29482
Disillusioned me; song, w Erwin Sha-
fer. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; HE unp.
134990; Charlene Shafer, Chicago.
29483
Ditson (The) Christmas carol book;
with stories of the carols, and edit-
ing of m Norwood Hinkle. © Sept.
28, 1936; E pub. 58533; Oliver Ditson
co., ine., Boston. 29484
Ditson four-part song for boys voices ;
compiled and ed. Robert W. Gibb.
© Oct. 29, 1986; E pub. 58350; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 29485
Divertimento; per orch. ridotta e pf.
obbl., Franco Alfano; orech, Parti-
tura. © Oct. 27, 1986; E for. 46286;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 29486
Dixianna Brown; w Jack Meskill, Leon
Flatow and Ted White, melody J.
Meskill and T. White. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1986; E unp. 184855; Joe Davis,
ine., New York. 29487
Dixie-Anna; minstrel finale from Dim-
ples, w Ted Koehler, m Jimmy
McHugh, pf. arr. Cy Mockridge. ©
1 ec. Nov. 13, 1986; E unp. 185292;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 29488
Doctor your cares away with rhythm;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 185318; Aimée Jeanne
Laisné, Hollywood, Calif. 29489
Does a duck like water; w A. Maister
and Johnny Morris, m B. Fazioli
and Vincent Lopez; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Nov. 9, 1986; E pub.
58464; Words & music, ine, New
York. 29490
Does you want to go to hebben; w
Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst. © 1
c. Nov. 12, 1986; E unp. 1385122;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29491
Doin’ the cut-in; w L. Wolfe Gilbert,
m Felix Bernard; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58470;
Words & music, ine., New York.
29492
Donauwellen; by J. Ivanovici, arr. Al
Richards; pf. accordion. © Oct. 30,
1936; E for. 46461; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 29493
Don’t dingle dangle on the old garden
wall; w Ralph Butler and Stanley
Damerell, m Sherman Myers; with
ukulele arr. and chord figures for
pf. accordion, banjo, and guit. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E for. 46535; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. 29494
Don’t ever doubt my love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1986; B unp.
135441; David Yellen, Brooklyn.
29495
Don’t ever say good-bye; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp.
1385455; Freda Kramer, New York.
29496
Don’t forget me; waltz song. © Oct.
19, 1936; E pub. 588386; Jacob Brom-
berg, North Hollywood, Calif.
29497
Don’t let it get you down; from Col-
lege holiday, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. ©)1,e@ Oct. 23,, 19867" B
unp. 134841; Famous music corp.,
New York. 29498
Don’t let love get you down; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 19386; E unp.
134793; Max A. Yeutter, Clayton,
Mich. 29499
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Don’t look at me that way; from
Double or nothing, w and m Sam
Coslow and Al Siegel. © 1 e¢. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 184848; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 29500
Don’t talk so daft; w Martyn Herbert,
m Lois Barker. © Oct. 2, 1986; E
for. 46150; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 29501
Dorfkirche im sommer ; op. 8, lied, w D.
Lilienkron. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 134886 ; Alexander Strubell-Har-
kort, Dresden, Germany. 29502
Dort, wo du hingehst; langsamer fox-
trot, aus Allotria, text Hans Fritz
Beckmann, m Peter Kreuder. ©
June 1, 1986; E for. 46195; Edition
Meisel & co., g, m. b. h., Berlin.
29503
Double sérénade; de Paul Pierné; orch.
ptes. © Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 46487 ;
_ Ray Ventura & cie., Paris. 29504
Down by the fishin’ pool; w Elise Tetz-
laff; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp.
135088; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 29505
Down in Alabam’ ; song, J. Warner, new
pf. arr., with Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, and chords for
ukulele and guit., Nick Manoloff, ©
Nov. 19, 1936; E pub. 58634; Calumet
music co., Chicago. 29506
Down in the depths; from Red, hot and
blue, w and m Cole Porter; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Oct. 29, 1936; E pub.
58486; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
29507
Down Reminiscing lane; w Elizabeth
Powers, and melody. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1936; E unp. 185179; Grace L, Shu-
maker, La Fayette, Ind. 29508
Down South where love was born; fox
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 20,
19386; E unp. 185479'; Leo Crisp, Den-
ver. 2950S)
Down the cottonwood trail; w Jack
Scholl, m M. K. Jerome. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1986; E unp. 135446; Music pub-
lishers holding corp., New York.
29510
Down the trail; w and melody. ©1e.
Nov, 17, 1986; E unp. 135328; Hazel
Elmo Richardson, Cynthiana, Ky.
29511
Down to Yuma, Arizona; w Sam W.
Smith; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1986; BE
unp. 135021; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29512
29526
Dramatic (A) moment; by Arthur
Lange; pf. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E
unp. 1385268; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 29513
Dream (A); Japanese poem from the
Kokinshiu, tr. Clara A. Walsh; med.
voice. © Oct, 16, 1936; E for. 46207;
Jan Van Ren, Kingston, Ont., Can-
ada. 29514
Dream gal; song; with guit. arr. ©
Nov. 6, 1986; E pub. 58324; Ellis Z.
Nutting, New York. 29515
Dream of the shepherdess; idylle, Au-:
gust Labitzky, arr. Willis Conolly;
Spanish guit., in diagram. © Oct. 12,
1936; E pub. 58308; Harry G. Stanley,
Rocky River, O. 29516
Dream parade of the tin soldiers; by
Evangeline Lehman; pf. © Noy, 12,
1936 ; E pub. 58604; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 29517
Dream, sleepy coon; w Herbert J. Bran-
don, m H. Ashworth-Hope; in A flat.
© Oct. 14, 1936; E for. 46434; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd., London.
29518
Dream with me; melody. ©1e. Nov.
2, 1986; E unp. 134706; Samuel Wis-
sig, Parlier, Calif. 295193
Dreams of reveries; w and melody, ©
1 e. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135432;
Alexander Estes, Brooklyn. 29520
Dreams of the South; ten. banjo solo.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 19386; E unp. 134597;
Robert Holmes Greenwell, Washing-
ton, 29521
Dreams of Vienna; waltz, English w
Bob Herrick, German w and m Bill
Enderlin. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
134801; William R. Enderlin, Holly-
wood, Calif. 29522
Dreamy Hilo moon; m Floyd Pearson;
pf., with w. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1936; BE
unp. 135215; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29523
Drifting memories; waltz; pf. © Noy.
6, 1986; EL pub. 58537; Lewis L. Jack-
son, Sonoma, Calif. 29524
Drink to me only with thine eyes; arr.
Albert Howe; organ. © Oct. 309,
1926: E for. 46459; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 29525.
Dritte sonate fiir klavier; v. Paul Hin-
demith, © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 46300;
B. Schott’s sGhne, Mainz, Germany.
29526
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29527
Drum (The) ; by Don Morrison; violin,
viola, cello and string bass; pf. ace.
© Oct. 26, 1986; E pub. 58351; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 29527
Drums of peace ; song, w Eleanor Forde.
©1ce. Sept. 14, 1986; E unp. 135081 ;
George MacAlpine Fraser, London.
29528
Du mit deiner locke; tanzlied, w H.
Bolten-Baeckers, m Paul Lineke; sa-
lon-orch. stimmen. © Oct, 7, 1986;
E for. 46359; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke, Berlin. 29529:
Du (Der) von dem himmel bist; op. 2,
lied, w J. W. v. Goethe. © 1 c. Oct.
20, 19386; E unp. 134885; Alexander
Strubell-Harkort, Dresden, Germany.
29530
Ducky Wucky ; w and melody Bob Roth-
berg and Sammy Timberg. © 1 e.
Nov. 6, 1986; E unp, 1384845; Famous
music corp., New York. 29531
Dusk; w Jimmy Cassily, m Woody Fri-
sino; with guit. arr. © Oct. 31, 1986;
E pub. 58523; Mills music, inc., New
York. 29532
Each little dream; song. ©1e. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 135141; William
Weston Van Gundy, New York.
29533.
Each memory; melody. ©1ce. Novy. 2,
1936; E unp, 1384702; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 29534
Eagle (The) on parade; w Fred Scott,
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1936; E
unp. 135189; Tom Tillona, Brooklyn.
29535
Early (The) bird catches the worm;
operetta, libretto Theodosia Paynter,
m G. A. Grant-Schaefer, Voc. se. and
libretto complete. © Nov. 19, 1936;
D 39186; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 29535*
Earth and air and rain; 10 songs, w
Thomas Hardy, m Gerald Finzi; bar.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Noy. 8,
1936; E for. 46392; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 29536
Easy-way piano book; by J. C. Cle-
worth, nursery rhymes or folk tunes,
with selections for special teaching.
© 1 «¢. Nov. 7, 1986; E unp. 134885;
Janice Clarkson Cleworth, Port
Washington, N. Y. 29537
Echo (The) of my heart; w and mel-
ody. 1. ©rl eo (Nove 2) 19365) Hiqunp.
134607; John George (Jack) Long,
Chicago. 29588
pt. 111, n.s., v. dL
Edward, our king; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Nov. 9, 19386; E unp.
134898 ; Harry Ben Bolt, Lakeside, O.
29539
Hgyedem begyedem; fiir junge pi-
anisten bearb. Géza Falk; pf. mit
text. © Dee. 8, 1934; E for. 46337;
Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hun-
gary. 29540
Emblem of victory; march, Vernon
Leftwich and Frank Godwin; band
pts. © Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 58592;
Music products corp., Chicago.
29541
Embouchure technique; ed. John G.
Maher. 1. bk. 2.—2. bk. 3. © Oct.
. 25, 1936; E pub. 58722, 58723; Wil-
liam N. Costello, New York.
29542, 29543
Emprise; tango, sur le chanson Ch.
Cluny, m Charles Chobillon et R.
Cairone; orch. ptes. © Sept. 18,
1936; E for. 46262; Société anonyme
des éditions Ricordi, Paris. 29544
Empty saddles; fox-trot, from Rhythm
on the range, w and m Billy Hill, arr.
Frank Skinner; orech pts., with male
trio arr. © Apr. 29, 1936; E pub.
58548; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 29545
Wn (Az) falumban; Molnar Jen6 verse,
Hlatky Endre zenéje. © Oct. 19,
1933; E for. 46336; Rozsavolgyi &
co., Budapest, Hungary. 29546
En rangeant Vlinsigne; paroles Jean
Trigery, m Jean ‘Trigery et Jo
d’Aérs; pf. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for.
46489 ; Jean Trigery, Paris. 29547
Enchanted (The) glade; suite, Ivor R.
Foster, op. 33, nos. 1-4; pf. © Sept.
18, 19386; E for. 46263; G. Ricordi &
co. (London) Itd., London. 29548
Hnchantment; by Nicolas Tcherepnine ;
with pf. ace. 1. Horn, in F'.—2. Cello.
© Oct. 27, 1936; E for. 46397, 46398 ;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 29549, 29550
Hind (The) of the world; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 31, 1936; E unp.
184532; Lela Ann Brudi, Fort Wayne.
29551
Entre flores hay amores; cancion paso-
doble. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58498 ;
Salvador Gil Forte, New York.
29552
Epes her ich; w A. Reisen, and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 135412;
Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn. 29553
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no. 11, 1936
Epic of the North; by H. W. Fried-
hofer. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135249; Movietone music corp., New
York. 29554
Erinnerung an Wien; konzertwalzer,
op. 1; klavier. © 1. Oct. 20, 1986;
E unp. 134880; Alexander Strubell-
Harkort, Dresden, Germany. 29555
Erste sonate fiir klavier ; v. Paul Hinde-
mith. © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 46298;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
29556
Es singt uns die amsel; langsamer
walzer, text u. m Ernst Sorge. ©
Sept. 29, 1936; E for. 46370; Musik-
verlag City, Leipzig. 29557
Hternity; song, arr. E. Salzmann. ©
1 c. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 135001;
Cherie Anderson, St. Louis. 29558
Eurhythmic studies for children; by
Olga Roncoroni; pf. © Oct. 30, 1936;
E for. 46893; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 29559
Evening in the desert ; by David Saper-
ton; pf. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub.
58408 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
29560
Hvening in the Puszta; Hungarian fan-
tasy, G. S. Mathis; orch. pts. © Aug.
28, 1936; E for. 46307; Schott & co.,
Itd., London. 29561
Ever since that day; fox-trot song, m
Len Fleming. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936;
E unp. 184902; Jacob H. Kieselmann,
St. Louis. 29562
Every time I look at you; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 10, 19386; E unp.
135089; Johnny Silvy, Detroit.
29563
Hyerything but you; song. ©1c. Nov.
18, 19386; E unp. 134317; Paul J. Per-
rotta, Hartford. 29564
Everything happens to me; song, w
Ernest E. La Placa. © 1 ¢. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 134804; Anthony
Patrick Scelba, Passaic, N. J. 29565
Ewige (Das) reich; fiir bar. solo,
mdnnerchor wu. oreh., nach worten
Wilheim Raabe, m Heinz Schubert.
Klavierauszug. © May 25, 1936;
for. 46180; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 29566
Exile; w and m Wintter Watts. ©
Oct. 30, 1936; E pub. 58563; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 29567
29582
Eyes; w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 1385069; Jesse Calvin
Watson, jr., Pineville, La. 29568
Fair (Rex Hilton) flute method; by R.
EH. Fair. bk. 1. © Nov. 16,1936; AA
219403; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
29569
Fairy; fox-trot, melody. © 1 c. Oct.
31, 1986; E unp. 1845381; Anton
Keresztes, Los Angeles. 29570
Fairy tales; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 134947;
Walter Tighe and Louis Muraro,
Brooklyn. 29571
Faites ca pour moi; opérette Raoul
Praxy, couplets Max Eddy, m Gaston
Gabaroche et Fred Pearly. Parti-
tion. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46493 ;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 29572
Faites pas ca; du film Bach détective,
paroles René Pujol et Géo. Koger, m
Vincent Scotto. © Oct. 23, 1936; H
for. 46405; Enoch & cie., Paris.
29573
Fall is here; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 3, 19386; E unp. 134663; Sadie
P. F. Kaplan, Bridgeport, Conn.
29574
Falling snow; by Anthony Sant Am-
brogio; violin and pf. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58388 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 29575
Familiar music; arr. Geo. H. Smith;
with voice. 1. Guit. solo and ace,
pick style-—2. Mand. solo and obbl.,
with guit. ace. © Oct. 1, 19386; EB
pub. 58303, 58304; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine, New York.
29576, 29577
arr. Wm. J. Smith; with voice.
1. Ten. banjo solo and acc.—2. Ha-
waiian guit., in note and diagram,
with regular guit. ace. © Oct. 1,
1936; E pub. 58301, 58302; Wm. J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.
29578, 29579
Fanfare; tuber themen aus dem Te
Deum, v. Anton Bruckner, v. Vinzenz
Goller; blasmusik stimmen. © July
7, 1986; E for. 46316; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 29580
Farewell to Dunean; song, w Victor
Packer. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp.
184830; Zelda Zlatin, Brooklyn.
29581
Farmer (A) went trotting; old rhyme,
unison song with pf. ace. Paul Hd-
monds. © Sept. 14, 1936; E for.
46367; Augener, ltd., London. 29582
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29583
Fate (The) of young Nadeau; song,
melody Alexander Angus. © 1 e«.
Noy. 5, 1936: E unp. 184767; Leslie
R. Powell, Carey’s Hill, Bona Co.,
Que., Canada. 29583
Favorite du roi; opéra-comique, paroles
Louis Eustache, m Camille Fournier.
Partition chant et pf. © Aug. 20,
1986; D 39174; Choudens, Paris.
29583*
Fede (La) del cieco; antica leggenda,
testi italiano, latino e tedesco e m
Giulia Recli; coro femminile con sop.
solista. Partitura. © Oct. 138, 1986;
E for. 46268; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
29584
Federal triumph march; solo cornet
conductor. © 1. Oct. 31, 1936; E
unp. 134585; George Earnst Brenner,
Daly City, Calif. 29585
Fesch und resech; ein Wiener marsch-
album fiir chromatische harmonika,
akkordeon, bearb, Josef Mikulas. ©
Aug. 10, 1936; E for. 46317 ; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 29586
Festal song; anthem, w William Pier-
‘son Merrill, m Edward G. Mead;
male voices. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub.
58489; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 29587
Festival at Sevilla; Spanish rhapsody,
G. S. Mathis; orch. pts. © Aug. 28,
1936; E for. 46308; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 29588
Fidler (Der) ; w Rous Pekman, melody
I. Feingold. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1936;
EK unp. 1384984; Rose Pekman and
Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn. 29589
Fiesta hacienda; by Alfred Newman.
© 1c. Noy. 13, 1936; E unp. 135267 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29590:
Fishin’ in the crick; w and m Moran
Moore; with pf. solo. ©1e. Nov. 6,
1986; E unp. 134785; Louis J. Ben-
. nett, Kansas City, Mo. 29591
Five virgins; song, m Hector Richard.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134548;
Maud Grigg Hovis, Chester, S. C.
29592
Fleurette; by Van Veachton Rogers,
arr. Josef DeVaux; band sc. ©1e.
Oct. 10, 1936; E unp. 1384933; Clark
music co., Syracuse. 29593.
Fling wide the gates; from The cruci-
fixion, John Stainer, arr. Kenneth E.
Runkel; children’s choir, junior choir
and senior choir; organ acc. © Nov.
12, 1986; E pub. 58616; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 29594
pt. II, n.s., v. 8b
Flop house Fanny; w and m Clarence
A. Stout; with guit. arr. Anthony
Franchini. © Oct. 19, 1986; E pub.
58280; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29595.
Florilége de chants populaires; Vlen-
seignement de la musique par le folk-
lore francais et étranger, harmonisa-
tion A. Ravizé, plan pedagogique J.
Barré, préface Roger-Dueasse. 1.
Cours moyen.—2. Cours élémentaire.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46519, 46520 ;
Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.
29596, 29597
Flower song; from Rainbow on the
river, w Selma Hautzig, m Hugo Ries-
enfeld. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp.
134837; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
29598.
Flite (Une) soupire; de Mel Bonis;
flite et pf. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46491; Editions Maurice Sénart,
Paris. 29599
Foley (Jack) Three duets for men.
bk. 2. © Oct. 28, 1936; E for. 46352 ;
Herman Darewski music pub. co., in-
corporating Charles Sheard & Go.,
London. 29600
Follow the moon; song. © 1 e¢. Sept.
14, 1986; E unp. 1385891; Mary Mor-
ley, New York. 29601
Follow the roadway of love; song. ©
1 ce Nov. 4, 1936; E unp. 134652;
William C. Kuebler, Montgomery, O.
29602
Foolish fascination; from This mad
whirl, w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58465; Words & music,
inc., New York. 29603.
Football jamboree; w and melody Hd-
win 8S. Booth. © 1 ce. Oct. 30, 1936;
E unp. 184521; E. 8S. Booth, Terrell,
Tex. 29604
Footlights; by Arthur Lange; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 13, 1986; E unp. 185269;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29605
For always; song. ©1e. Oct. 31, 1936;
EH unp. 184599; Max George Wittman,
Tola, Kan. 29606
For he’s a jolly good fellow ; old French
song, pf. arr. with chords for ukulele
and guit., and Hawaiian guit. solo in
note and diagram, Nick Manoloff. ©
Noy. 14, 19386; E pub. 58587 ; Calumet
music ¢o., Chicago. 29607
For music; w Lord Byron, m Ruggero
Vené; sop. 1, 2 and alto 1,2. © Oct.
19, 1986; E pub. 58298; Hill-Coleman,
New York. 29608
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no. 11, 1936
29630
For the sake of love; melody. © 1e.| Frisco Flo; from Cotton club parade,
Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 184705; Samuel
Wissig, Parlier, Calif.
Forest frolic; 1 act operetta for
children, text Eleanor Allen Schroll,
m William M. Schmitt. © Oct. 5,
1936 ; D 39170; March bros. pub. co.,
Lebanon, O. 29609 *
Forever I surrender; song, w Stanley
Aleavage; with guit. arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 135864; Merrill
D. Tonning, Boise, Id. 29610
Forever in my heart; song, m Jimmie
Crane. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1936; E unp.
135204; Robert M. De Graff, Ers-
kine, Alta., Canada. 29611
Forgotten; w Eddie Lane, m R. M.
Hastman; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Oct. 6,
- 1986; E unp. 1384732; Edward Lozo-
wick, N. J.. and Richard Morse Hast-
man, Chicago. 29612
Forgotten water-mill; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Noy. 18, 1986; E unp. 185332; Charles
A. Dokes, New Point, Ind. 29613
Formal night in Harlem; w Johnny
Farro and Jules Loman, m Francis
K. Shuman, arr. Bob Noeltner; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 20, 1936;
E pub. 58682; Melo-art music pub-
lishers, New York. 29614
Four corn fields (Cuatro milpas) ; Eng-
lish lyric Olga Paul, m arr. M.
Venado de Campo. © Nov. 2, 1936;
Epub. 58294; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 29615
Fragmente aus dem biihnenwerk Karl
V.; text u. m Ernst Krének; orch.
Partitur. © June 24, 1986; E for.
46310; Universal edition, a. g.,,
Vienna. 29616
Franklyn D. Roosevelt; march, w and
melody. © 1 e. Oct. 21, 1936; E
unp. 184950; Edward Sarché, New
York. 29617
Frau (Hine) von heut’; English waltz,
aus dem lustspiel Axel an der him-
melstiir, Paul Morgan, Adolf Schiitz
u. Hans Weigel, m Ralph Benatzky.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46190; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 29618
Frescobalda (La) ; aria.con variazioni,
Girolamo Frescobaldi, trascrizione
Fernando Limenta; orch. Partitura.
© Oct. 27, 1936; E for. 46275; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 29619
29609
_
27th ed., w and m Benny Davis and
J. Fred Coots; with guit. arr. ©
Oct. 31, 1986; E pub. 58524; Mills
music, inec., New York. 29620
From the bottom of my heart; song,
melody L. Slate and Gus Herman.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 135365;
Lew Slate, Paso Robles, Calif. 29621
Frtihlingstag (Hin); text Hermann
Hesse, m Paul Graener, op. 102, nr.
3; hohe stimme. © May 18, 1936;
EK for. 46421; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 29622
Fruits and flowers tell me now; waltz
song, m Samuel George Leid and
HE. G. Maxim; with arr. for guit. and
ten. banjo. © 1c. Oct. 27, 19386; E
unp. 1384941; Edward Gerald Maxim,
Brooklyn. 29623
Full moon; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 ec. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp. 1384547;
Marian Fowler, Monmouth, I11.
29624
Fuller and Warren; cowboy tune,
freely arr. Vera Brodsky and Harold
Triggs; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Nov. 11,
1936; E pub. 58554; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 29625
Fyffe (Elizabeth) Fourteen familiar
Christmas carols; compiled and arr.
E. Fyffe; school string ensemble with
pf. ace. pts. © Oct. 6, 1936; E pub.
58354; Oliver Ditson co., ine., Bos-
ton. 29626
Galgenbruders' friihlingslied; text
Christian Morgenstern, m _ Paul
Graener, op. 103, nr. 2; mittlere
stimme. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46425; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 29627
Galloping (The) ghost; arr. Roger C.
Wilson; orch. pts. © Nov. 17, 1936;
E pub. 58706; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 29628
Game (A) of hearts; fox-trot, w Bob
Perry, m B. Perry and Perry Parker.
© 1e. Sept. 11, 1936; E unp. 134693 ;
Robert Charles Perry, Natchez, Miss.
29629
Garden (The); w J. C. Hobson, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs; 2-pt. song or
mixed quartet. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© Oct. 23, 1936;. EH for. 46381;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 29630
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29631
Garfield high, our alma mater; w.
Irene Barosh, m Harry J. Chalmers;
mixed voices. © Oct. 31, 1986; E
pub. 58262; Garfield high school, Ak-
ron, O. 29631
Gateway (The) of the earth; song, w
Emerson Brooks. © 1 ec. Sept. 25,
1986; E unp. 134765; Jacob H. Bren-
ner, San Francisco. 29632
Gebundene hinde; langsamer foxtrot
aus dem lustspiel Axel an der him-
melsttir, Paul Morgan. Adolf Schititz
u. Hans Weigel, m Ralph Benatsky.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46187; Luda-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 296383
Gee! I’m happy, I’m in love with you;
fox-trot song. © 1. Nov. 3, 1936;
EK unp. 134797; Joseph Nathaniel
Griffith, Kingstown, St. Vincent,
B. W. I. 29634
Geigenmusik mit orchester; v. Werner
Eek, bearb. H. F. Redlich. Klavier-
auszug. © Aug. 28, 1986; E for.
46302; B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 29635
Gem (The) guitar note and diagram
song folio no. 2; arr. and compiled
John Martell; Hawaiian guit., with
Spanish guit. chord symbols. © Oct.
23, 1936; E pub. 58416; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
29636
Gentry ecsardas; Tajber Zoltan, arr.:
Majorossy Aladar; orch. pts.
July 15, 1935;° E for. 46332;
Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hun-
gary. 29637
Georgia jubilee minstrel; merry, melo-
dious melange of modern minstrelsy,
text and m Frederick G. Johnson.
Voe. se. and libretto complete. ©
Nov. 6, 1986; D 39178; Raymond A.
Hoffman co., Chicago. 29637*
German folk dances; old and new
dances of North Germany, compiled
andy ire veaul Dunsime:) pk. ve. i ©
July 9, 1936; E for. 46201; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig. 29638
Ghost (The) of my love; w S. Sheldon,
m B. Jacobs; pf. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1936;
E unp. 185232; Sidney Sheldon and
Bobbie Jacobs, Chicago. 29639
Giampieri (Alamiro) Fantasia; clari-
netto e pf. © Oct. 18, 1936; E for.
46272; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
29640
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Gipsy, I love you so; tango fox-trot,
w King Palmer, m Sandor Horvath ;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 4, 19386;
E for. 46462; W. Paxton & co., itd.,
London. 29641
Gipsy lady; tango, w King Palmer, m
A. Ferraris; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 27, 1936 ; E for. 46458 ; W. Paxton
& co., ltd., London. 29642
Girl (The) I meet on the street; w C.
Japhet, melody E. J. Harris. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 4, 1936; E unp. 185468; Elwin
J. Harris and Clifton Japhet, Glovers-
ville, N. Y. 29643
Girls who wear glasses ; musical comedy,
play M. Carroll and EH. Christman, m
E. Fritz. © 1 ¢ Oct. 30, 1936; D
39185; Mary Carroll, Elizabeth
Christman and Eberhard Fritz,
Webster Groves, Mo. 29643*
Give her a pint and she'll tell it all; w
Sammy Cahn, m Saul Chaplin; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Sept. 23, 1936;
E pub. 57671; Words and music, inc.,
New York. 29644
Give me a cot in the bunk house to-
night; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 134987; Herbert C.
Cox, Oklahoma City. 29645
Give me a ship and a song; from Ace
Drummond, w and m Kay Kellogg;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 2,
1936 ; E pub. 58273 ; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 29646
Give me love; melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 2,
1936; E unp. 134701; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 29647
Give unto the Lord; w from Psalm 29,
m Granville Bantock; sop. or ten.
© Oct. 30, 1936; E for. 46463; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London.
29648
Glad (The) evangel; mixed voices. ©
1 ec Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 134580;
Marie A. Travers, Passaic, N. J.
29649
Glaube ; text Haase-Mahlow, m Richard
Trunk, op. 64, nr. 3; siebenstimmig
gem. chor. © Sept. 14, 19386; E for.
46446; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
29650
Glittering spray; by Otto Stuart; pf.
© July 29, 1936; E for. 46144; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 29651
Gloomy blues; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©1ce. Oct. 31, 1936;
EH ounp. 134542; Wm. H. Markham
Kittrell, N. C. 29652
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no. 11, 1936
29678
Glory (The) of love; fox-trot, Billy | Good king Wenceslas; Christmas carol,
Hill, arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. © Apr. 16, 1936;
E pub. 58547; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 29653.
Go easy on my heart; w Anita M.
Grist. pt. (C) 1’. Oct. 13," 1936;
E unp. 134680; Russell E. Lins, Mill-
town, N. J. 29654
God keep our regiment; hymn, w Ethel
S. Warner. © Nov. 19, 1986; E pub.
58649 ; 316th co., infantry, U. S. army,
Philadelphia. 29695.
God of all lovely sounds; w Anne
Lloyd, m Clarence Dickinson; mixed
voices. © Nov. 30, 19386; E pub.
58688; H. W. Gray co., New York.
29656
God so loved the world; from The
crucifixion, m John Stainer, arr.
Kenneth E. Runkel; junior choir and
senior choir; organ ace. © Nov. 6,
1936; E pub. 58614; Witmark & sons,
New York. 29657
Goin’ bye bye; w and melody. ©1..
Noy. 11, 1936; E unp. 185004; Frank
J. Werth, Milwaukee. 29658.
Goin’ to dat new plantation; negro
spiritual, w Chester Finley, m Walter
A. Quincke and Heinrich J. Tandler.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58445; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 29659
Going places; selection, Vivian Ellis,
arr. George L. Zalva; pf. © Oct. 9,
1936; E for. 46430; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 29660:
Gold braid; arr. from an old Continental
marching song; pf. © Nov. 20, 1936;
EH pub. 58736; Charles Repper, Bos-
ton. 29661
Gold un roit; w J. Adler, and melody.
©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; BE unp. 135418;
Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn. 29662
Golden carol; mixed voices. © 1 ec.
Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 134582; Marie
A. Travers, Passaic, N. J. 29663
Gone; pf. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp.
134618; Donald Peart Macdonald,
Salt Lake City. 29664.
Gone, but not forgotten; song. ©1e.
Nov. 14, 1986; E unp. 135290; Clyde
D. Sandgren, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
N. Y. 29665.
Good-bye ; from White horse inn, new w
Irving Caesar, m Hric Coates, arr.
Albert Szirmai; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 31, 19386; E pub. 58430:
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 29666
w J. M. Neale, tune from Piae Can-
tiones, arr. Alfred M. Greenfield;
male voices. © Nov. 20, 19386; E pub.
58629; H. W. Gray co., New York.
29667
Good old bosom bread; w and m Chick
Finney; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20,
1986; E unp. 1385456; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 29668
Good old New York; march and song;
ist violin. © 1. Nov. 2, 1936; E
unp. 184555; Harry Lifson, Monti-
cello, N. Y. 29669
Good (The) shepherd psalm; w from
the Bible, and melody. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1936; E unp. 135344; Harvey J.
Lebo, Washington. 29670
Good (The) ship Crocodile; fox-trot,
w Ralph Butler and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Sherman Myers. © Oct.
16, 1936; E for. 46537 ; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 29671
Goose (The) hangs high; w and m Car-
men Lombardo and Cliff Friend; with
arr. for guit. and ten. banjo. © Nov.
10, 19386; E pub. 58681; Donaldson-
Douglas & Gumble, ine, New York.
29672
Gots wegen; w Naftole Gross, and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
135416; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
29673
Gramatan; school song of Bronxville
high school, w Albert Pryibil, sr., m
Willard Rhodes and Clarence Chris-
tian. © Novy. 14, 19386; E pub. 58642;
Bronxville publie schools, Bronx-
ville, N. Y. 29674
Grand choeur; organ. © Sept. 15,
1936; E for. 46331; Frederic G. Mann,
Peterborough, Ont., Canada. 29675
Grant Thy grace, O Lord Jesus; text
Helen A. Dickinson, m Christian
Gregor, ed. Clarence Dickinson;
mixed voices. © Nov. 30, 1986; HE
pub. 58689; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 29676
Grass (The) is green with envy; song,
m Sammy Howard. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 134671; Alice Howard
Carver, Oklahoma City. 29677
Gray-eyed gal; w and melody. ©1ce.
Nov. 3, 1986; E unp. 134662; Sadie
P. EF. Kaplan, Bridgeport, Conn.
29678
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29679
Great (A) and mighty wonder; w from
St. Germanus, English version John
Mason Neale, m Lura EF. Hecken-
lively; 8-pt. mixed cho. © Sept. 21,
1936; E pub. 58544; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 29679
Greta Garbo is my girl; fox-trot song.
©l1e. Aug. 24, 193836; E unp. 134698;
Leon St. Pierre, Edmonton, Alta.,
Canada. 29680
Grosse (Das) wunder, das man liebe
nennt; tango, w Erwin W. Spahn, m
Hermann Leopoldi. © Sept. 15,
1936; E for. 46321 ; Josef Weinberger,
Vienna-Leipzig, and Josef Weinber-
ger, Itd., London. 29681
Guest (The) room of the heart; Christ-
mas story cantata, dramatized, Elsie
Dunean Yale, m Clyde Willard. ©
Nov. 9, 1936; D 39187; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 29681 *
Guitars of love; w J. Keirn Brennan,
m Jacques Wolfe; low, in F min. ©
Nov. 12, 1986; E pub. 58602; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 29682
Guns and guitars; from the picture, w
and m Gene Autry and Oliver Drake,
arr. Nick Manoloff; with guit. arr.
© Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58339; M. M.
Cole pub. co., Chicago. 29683
Gypping a Gypsy; by C. J. Mockridge.
©1e. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp. 135241;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29684
Gypsie girl; song.
1936; E unp. 184980; Diane Greer,
Detroit. 29685
Gypsy (The) laddie; Mixolydian mode,
English folk-song from the southern
Appalachians, coll. Campbell-Sharp,
setting Hilton Rufty; mixed voices.
© Nov. 23, 1936; E pub. 58726; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 29686
Gypsy lament; by Mae Goulet. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1986; E unp. 1381536; Mae
Hlizabeth Goulette, White Bear Lake,
Minn. 29687
Gypsy’s (A) heart is broken; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
134751; David Stanley Pendzay,
Hamilton, Ont., Canada. 29688
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Hallelujah
chorus; from The Messiah, arr. N.
Clifford Page; men’s voices. © Oct.
9, 1986; E pub. 583844; Oliver Ditson
co., ine, Boston. 29689
© ec Noys 11,)
pt. 1, n. s., v. 31
Hail alma mater; loyalty song, m Paul
Yoder; full band pts., with w. ©
Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 58451; Melrose
bros. music co., inc., Chicago. 29690
Hail, festal day; w Venantius For-
tunatus, tr. Theodore A. Lacey, m
J. Baden-Powell, arr. Kenneth HE.
Runkel; children’s choir, Junior choir
and senior choir; organ acc. © Nov.
12, 1936; E pub. 58615; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 29691
Hale and hearty; w Nelson Shawn, m
Harry Kogen. © Nov. 28, 1936; E
pub. 58678; Joe Davis, inc, New
York. 29692
Halona; arr. with accompanying in-
struction, Mort Searles; [fretted in-
strument] © Oct. 31, 1936; E pub.
58314; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 29693
Hampton court; march, Arthur Gra-
ham, arr. Adolf Lotter; pf. © Oct.
6, 19386; E for. 46152; Hawkes & son
(London) Iltd., London. 29694
Hand in hand; w and m Andy Razaf
and Henri Woode; pf. treble. ©1e.
Nov. 19, 1936; Ei unp. 185388; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 29695
Hangover of love; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1e Noy. 11, 1986; E unp.
135071; Berman Swarttz, Los An-
geles. 29696
Happiness comes in tin cans; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Nov. 20, 1936; E
unp. 135449 ; Charles D. (Karl) Streu-
ber, Burbank, Calif. 29697
Happiness just for two; song. © 1 e.
Nov. 6, 19836; E unp. 135280; Ben
Clark, Gilroy, Calif. 29698
Happy as kings; bk. of songs, w and m
A. Crompton. nos. 1-15. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58591; Miller Music, ine.
& A. Crompton, New York. 29699
Happy Bethlehem (Oi Betleém) ;
Basque Christmas carol, English ver-
sion Kurt Schindler, m Padre Don-
astia, de San Sebastian, arr. George
H. Pickering; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Oct. 24, 19386; E pub. 58252; G. Ricordi
& co., inc., New York. 29700
Hardorella; dance; pf. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1986; E unp. 134720; Harry Zieve,
Chicago. 29701
Harlem; by Eddie Carroll; orch. pts.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E for. 46429; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 29702
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29729
Harlem in the rain; w and melody Lee | Headin’ for the wagon; w Buck Rogers,
Clifford. ©1c. Nov. 4, 19386; E unp.
134669; Hileen Clifford, San Fran-
cisco. 29703
Hats off to the man of the hour; song,
m Johnny Zeff and Francis Strouse.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 134695;
J. A. Sehreiber, sr., Bristol, Pa.
29704
Haunting breeze; melody ;in Emin. ©
1 « Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134708;
Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 29705
Have you ever tried to count to a biil-
lion ; Song burlesque, w J. F. Bridges,
m H. J. Reynolds. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E pub. 58577; Nolan commercial
studios, Chicago. 29706
Have you seen my baby; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Noy. 11, 1986; E unp. 184977; Hmma
H. Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 29707
Hawaiian (The) buster; arr. Max S.
Rogers; note and diagram arr. ©
1 «@ Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134991;
Max Rogers, Youngstown, O. 29708
Hawaiian guitar lessons; by Irene Lor-
ence. © July 28, 1936; E pub. 58661;
Irene Florence, Toledo. 29709
Hawaiian iove call; note and dia-
gram arr. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; E
unp. 134997; Max Rogers, Youngs-
town, O. 29710
Hawaiian memories; w Eddie Grant,
and melody. ©1e. Oct. 14, 1936; E
unp. 1384739; Albert Von Tilzer, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 29711
Hawaii’s foxtrot; Hawaiian guit. ©
Oct. 19, 1986; E pub. 58480; Robert
Sloan, Pottsville, Pa. 29712
He forgot to come back; w and m Will
EH. Haines, Jimmy Harper and Mau-
rice Beresford. © Sept. 26, 1934; E
for. 46345; Cameo music pub. ¢o.,
London. 29713
He’s got such funny little ways, but you
can’t help liking him, can ya; comedy
fox-trot, w and m Reg. Britton; with
ukulele arr. and chord figures for pf.
accordion, banjo and guitar. © Oct.
26, 1936; E for. 46538: Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 29714
He said not a murmuring word; song.
© Oct. 30, 1986; E pub. 58456; Ivah
Pearle Krome, Chesaning, Mich.
29715
He was a dandy; from Dimples, w and
m Jimmy McHugh and Ted Koehler.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 19386; E unp. 135298 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 29716
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1986; E
unp. 134640; Hugh Tulane, Los An-
geles. 29717
Heart (A) full of love for you; fox-trot
song. ©1e Nov. 19, 1936; E unp.
135429; Nancy Margarete Penrod,
Oak Hill, W. Va. 29718
Heart of my heart; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17, 1936;
E unp. 135401; Alfred Sevigny, Law-
rence, Mass. 29719
Heaven in my heart: fox-trot, w and m
Fred Rose and Ed. G. Nelson; with
guit. arr. © Nov. 23, 1936; E pub.
58679; Lincoln music corp., New
York. 29720
Heaven’s home; w and m Alice and Wil-
liam Roche. © Nov. 21, 1936; E pub.
58702; Edward Schuberth & co., ine.,
New York. 29721
Heaven-sent; w and melody. ©1..
Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 134957; Fred
Transit, Highland Park, Mich. 29722
Heaven sent me you; w Harry Pyle,
melody Robert Wyatt. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 134926; Robert B.
Wyatt, Brooklyn. 29723
Heigh-ho- cherio; w Wm. Van Ornum,
melody Ted Sorich. © 1 ¢. Nov. 13,
1936; E unp. 135210; Theodore J. R.
Sorich, San Francisco. 29724
Heralds of the sky ; program for Christ-
mas, w A. A. Payn, m Adam Geibel,
M. Isabelle Ritter, C. Kohlmann and
others. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub. 58740;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 29725
Here comes my Mary all dressed up in
blue; w Eddie Leo Franklin, m
Charles Wolff; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 58481;
EK. L. Franklin music _ publisher,
Bloomington, Il. 29726
Here it is; w and m Val Burton and
Will Jason. © 1 ec. Nov. 7, 1936; E
unp. 134944; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 29727
Here’s how; international drinking
song, w H. Tulane and Nelle Barrin-
ger, and melody. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1936;
H unp. 184638; Hugh Tulane, Los An-
geles. 29728
Here’s to you; by Chas. Maxwell. ©
1 c.. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135248;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29729
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pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Herminia; cancion, letra Domingo N.}| Home (A) on the sea; song, m EHd-
Nava. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1986; E unp.
135274; Jose I. Medina, Los Angeles.
29730
Hey! Stop kissin’ my sister; E flat alto
saxophone, with w. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1936; E unp. 135011; Kay Koblensky,
Tiltonsville, O. 29731
Hi! sailor; w and m Bob Kay and Sid
Goldman; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Oct. 30, 1986; E for. 46327; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 29732
lide and seek; 2-pt. song, w Windham
Baldwin, m Patrick Hadley; treble
voices. Sept. 28, 1936* Hi for.
46437: H. F. W. Deane & sons, The
year book press, ltd., London. 29733
Hi-de-ho miracle man; from 27th ed.
Cotton club parade, w and m Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots; with guit.
arr. © Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58712;
Mills music, ine., New York. 29734
High (A) hat, a piccolo and a cane;
fox-trot, w Lew Brown, m Sammy
Fain and Harry Akst, arr. Jimmy
Dale; orch. pts. © Oct. 1, 1936; EB
pub. 58657; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©o.,
inc., New York. 29735
High steppin’ Bertha; w and m M. L.
Moore. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135154: Mabel L. Moore McClanahan,
Cincinnati. 29736
High time; song. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1936;
E ounp. 135392; Mary Morley, New
York. 29737
Hitch hikin’ blues; w Fred Baugh; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 135060;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29738
Hold me tight; w and melody. ©1e.
Nov. 13, 1936; E unp. 1385206; Agnes
G. Sarli, Brooklyn. 29739
Hollywood madness; comic operetta, op.
41, libretto Ralph Birchard. Voce. sc.
and libretto. © Oct. 15, 1936; D
39182; John lLaurence Seymour,
Sacramento, Calif. 29739*
Holy spirit; Welsh carol, hymn-anthem,
Welsh w David Charles, English text
anon., m M. O. Jones, arr. Griffith J.
Jones; mixed voices, with alto solo
and descant for sop. or ten. solo. ©
Oct. 16, 1936; E pub. 58349; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., ine., Boston. 29740
Homalona ; rumba, paroles Jean Féline,
m Paul Misraki. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E for. 46482; Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 29741
ward HE. Menges. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1686; E unp. 135109; Thurman C.
Dibble, St. Louis. 29742
Homeland; unison song, w Lily Mar-
cus, m Alexander M. Gifford. © Oct.
22, 1936; E for. 46141; Banks & son,
York, England. 29743
Homeward trail; pf.; with ukulele
arr. and w. ©1ce. Nov. 16, 1986; E
unp. 135296; Effie M. Fenis, Bloom-
ington, Ill. 29744
Honey guy; song. © 1 ¢@ Oct. 30,
1936; E unp. 185474; Myrtle D. Mur-
rell, Weatherford, Tex. 29745
Honey, please don’t turn your back on
me; fox-trot, w Sidney Clare and
Charlie Tobias, m Sam H. Stept, arr.
Arthur Osser; orch. pts. © Sept. 14,
1936; E pub. 58579; Skidmore music
co., ine., New York. 29746
Honeydew; w and m Paul Rebere. ©
1 ce. Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 135459;
Paul L. Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa.
29747
Hoofbeats on the prairie; w and m
Vern (Tim) Spencer; with arr. for
guit., ete. © July 24, 1986; E pub.
58691; Cross & Winge, ine., Portland,
Or. 29748
Hootshe kootshe, sing it with me; fox-
trot, w and melody Benny Samberg.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 134525;
Benjamin Samberg, Brooklyn. 29749
Hop on my pony and ride in to town;
w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1936;
EK unp. 134803; Pauline Dagne, East
Los Angeles. 29750
Horn (The); w Walter de la Mare, m
J. Bertram Fox; sop. 1, 2 and alto
cho. © Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58565;
Galaxy musie corp., New York.
28751
Hosanna to the ‘Son of David (Ho-
sanna Filio David); motet, m Mel-
chiorre Mauro-Cottone; mixed cho.,
with bar., ten., or sop. solo; organ
ace. © Nov. 17, 1986; E pub. 58588 ;
Galaxy music corp., New York.
29752
Hospodi pomilui; chant, G. V. Lvovsky,
arr. Max T. Krone; men’s voices. ©
Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58617; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 29753
How can I be sure of you; fox-trot, w
Bob Perry, melody B. Perry and
Perry Parker. © 1. Sept. 11, 1936;
E unp. 134694; Robert Charles Perry,
Natchez, Miss. 29754.
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29780
pe es
How can you treat me so; melody.
1 ce. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134704;
Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 29755
How can you turn me down; fox trot,
w and m Morty Berk, Billy Hays and
C. Page. © Nov. 9, 1986; E pub.
58724; Schuster & Miller, inc., New
York. 29756
How long wilt Thou forget me; an-
them, w from the Bible, m Albert D.
Schmutz; mixed voices; pf. or organ
ace. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58673;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
29757
Humoresque; by David Buttolph. © 1
e. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 185253;
Movietone music corp., New York.
29758
Humorous trios; w and m Frank
Wood; mixed voices. © Oct. 12,
1986; E for. 46351; Herman Darew-
ski music pub. co., incorporating
Chas. Sheard & co., London. 29759:
Hundertzehn ; foxtrot aus Allotria, text
Hans Fritz Beckmann, m _ Peter
Kreuder. © June 1, 1986; E for.
46196; Edition Meisel & co., g. m. Db.
h., Berlin. 29760
Hunter’s song; by Alice Hamilton
Baldwin; pf. © Nov. 4, 1986; E pub.
58380; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29761
Hurdy-gurdy man; w and m Sammy
Cahn and Saul Chaplin; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 31, 1936; E pub. 58525;
Mills music, ine., New York. 29762
Hurry back; pf., with w. ©1e. Nov.
9, 1936; E unp. 185090; Ralph Erving
Skedgell, Rose Valley, Pa. 29763.
Hymn-prelude on Adoro te devote; by
Sydney Shimmin; organ. © Sept.
18, 1986; E for. 46158; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 29764
Hymn (A) to the moon; song. ©1e
Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135349; Alice
C. Elmer, Oak Park, IIl. 29765
Hymne an die arbeit (Hymne aan den
arbeid) ; text nach sprtichen zusam-
mengestellt, m Elisabeth Kuyper;
frauenchor u. sop. solo. © Oct. 7,
1986; E for. 46451; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 29766
I aften; fox-trot, tekst: Bérge Miiller,
m: Karen Jgnsson; pf. © Oct. 19,
1936; H for. 46448; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 29767
©]I ain’t got nothing money won't cure;
song, w H. Tulane and Nelle Bar-
ringer. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
134636; Hugh Tulane, Los Angeles.
29768
ain’t the fellow; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135008;
Zilner Trenton Randolph, Chicago.
29769
I am pitching my tent to-night; w May
Ullery 7 ply “© ie. Nowe, ie 1936"
E unp. 1385037; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29770
ean’t carry on without you; w and
m Shelton Brooks. © 1 ec. Nov. 17,
1936; E unp. 135297; Jerry Vogel
music ¢o., inc., New York. 29771
I can’t forget we parted; w S. Zuch-
owski, m 8S. Zuchowski, Joe Gabe and
M. Brown, pf. arr. M. Brown. © 1
ce. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 135361; Stan-
ley Zuchowski, Marion Brown and
Joseph Gabiga, Utica, N. Y. 29772
I can’t take it; w Eugene F. Dick, and
Bue Braham: pi /©vi ve: Nov.o1G
1986; E unp. 1385313; Bernice Bra-
ham, East Cleveland. 29773
I could be happy with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 134969;
Anne H. Poel, Anaconda, Mont.
29774
I'd be lost without you; w Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest, m Walter Donald-
son. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
135397 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 29775
I’d like to make you mine; w Warney
Ruhl and Bruce Kettenbeil, m Allen
LeSage, arr. Warney Ruhl. © 1 e.
Noy. 4, 1936; E unp. 134659; Warney
H. Ruhl, Houghton, Mich. 29776
I’d like to see grandpa swingin’ to a
swing tune; song, Dick Porter, Stan-
ley Cowan and Bobby Worth, arr. Ar-
thur Gutman; with guit. arr. © Oct.
1, 1936; E pub. 58509; Bob Miller,
ine., New York. 29777
I’d rather; song. © Oct. 30, 1936; EB
pub. 58400; Lena C. Sharp, Columbia,
Tenn. 29778
I'd rather drink muddy water; w and
melody Eddie Miller. © 1c. Nov. 16,
19386; E unp. 1385302; Wabash music
co., Chicago. 29779
I didn't know you cared dear; song.
tuyere Noy wit) 19865°H. unp.) 1653898 5
Mary Morley, New York. 29780
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Lal
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29781
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
I died a little before I cried; w and |I’ll forsake all others; w Harold Law-
melody Bob Miller. © 1 e¢ Nov. 138,
1986; E unp. 185180: Bob Miller, ine.,
New York. 29781
don’t need; w and melody. © 1 e.
Noy. 16, 1986; E unp. 185304; Robert
Freemont Dellinger, Dayton, O.
29782
don’t want to ever grow old, if I can’t
grow old with you; w and m James
Wilson, Harry Leon and Leo Towers;
with ukulele arr. and chord figures
for banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E for. 46528; Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 29783.
I dream of Hawaii; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135046;
Gladys Alveda Reimann, Salem, Or.
29784
fell in love with a dream; w and mel-
ody, op. 6 © 1c. Nov. 138, 1986; E
unp. 1385277; Jack Bruce Thomas,
Bloomington, Ind. 29785
I go sailing; by Mildred Adair; pf. ©
Nov. 4, 1986; E pub. 58392; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29786
have good news for you; hymn, m
Mildred Sullivan Lacour. © Sept. 1,
1986; E pub. 58265; James P. Sulli-
van, Lincoln, Neb. 29787
haven’t got a home; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 134514;
Paul Sykora and Michael Mayfair,
Cleveland. 29788
I hear a eall to arms; from Morning,
noon and night, w and m Al Siegel
and Sam Coslow. © 1 ec. Oct. 28,
1986; E unp. 1384528; Famous music
corp., New York. 29789
I heard it on the radio; w and m Al
Myers. © Oct. 8, 1936; E pub. 58272;
A. D. Myers and sons, Legler, N. J.
29790:
I just want to tell you it’s fine; hymn,
m Mildred Sullivan Lacour. © Sept.
1, 1986; E pub. 58264; James P. Sulli-
van, Lincoln, Neb. 29791
I like it, I like it, I do; comedy song
fox-trot, w and m Box, Cox and Rob-
erts; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Sept. 26, 1986; E for. 46163; Cecil
Lennox, Iltd., London. 29792
Tll be calling on you to-night; waltz
song, m Ken Videto. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1986; E unp. 135354; Sam B. Kathara,
Shreveport, La. 29793
&
Ln
ja
Leal
=
rence, m Kendall Burgess, pf. se.
Harold Potter, pf. accordion arr, Pi-
etro Deiro; with guit. arr. © Nov.
27, 1986; E pub. 58739; Isham Jones
musie corp., New York. 29794
melody Kendall Burgess. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 184774;
Isham Jones music corp., New York.
29795
T’ll never forget you; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
134914; Hazel Mae Anderson, New
Orleans. 29796
Ill never grow too old for dreaming ;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1 e. Oct.
31, 1986; E unp. 184543; Marcellus
Eegge, Lake Lillian, Minn. 29797
Ill sing a song of love to you; from A
star fell from heaven, w Ruth Feiner,
m Hans May; with arr. for ukulele,
ete., R. S. Stoddon. © Oct. 20, 1986;
E for. 46455; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, 29798
I long for the old home again; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp,
185005; Dietrich W. Funk, Morse.
Sask., Canada. 29799
I long for your love; English w Wilma
Vanne, m Marf and Mascheroni; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 13, 1986; E for.
464381; Chappell France, ltd., London.
29800
I love a sailor; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1 c. Nov. 5, 19386; E unp. 134726;
Blanche Griffin Boynton, Stratford,
Conn. 29801
love the night; song. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1986; E unp. 184783; George Victor
Malmgren, Chicago. 29802
love the way you dance with me; w
and melody. © 1 «. Nov. 4, 1986; HE
unp. 184648; Ben Shapiro, Chicago. .
29803
I love you, dear, I love you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 134545;
James Speer, Fayette, Mo. 29804
I love you from coast to coast; w and
melody Al Stillman, Alex Hyde and
Basil G. Adlam. © 1c. Nov. 138,
1986; E unp, 135162; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 29805
I’m a gold diggin’ papa; w and melody
Fred Kirby. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1986; E
unp. 134851; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 29806
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—"
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no. 11, 1986
29833
I’m a sap; w Eugene F. Dick; pf. ©
T c. Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 1353814;
Bernice Braham, East Cleveland.
29807
I’m afraid to be alone with the girls;
w and melody Bennie Cantor. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 19386; E unp. 185339;
Ben Canter, Baltimore. 29808
I’m caught; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 2, 1936; E unp. 134588; Law-
rence Fotinakis, Westmont, N. J.
; 29809
I’m dreaming; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp. 135208 ;
Nancy D’Alesandro, Baltimore.
29810
I’m going a-hunting ’til I find you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp.
184965; Alma A. Shad, Jacksonville,
Fla. 29811
I’m going to my sweetheart ; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ec. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
135077 ; Cornelius M. Payne, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 29812
I’m gonna chuck myself into the cold
canal; w and m Box, Cox and Rob-
erts; with ukulele arr. and chord
figures for banjo, guit. and pf. accor-
dion. © Oct. 6, 1986; E for. 46527 ;
Gordon Cooper & co., London. 29813
I’m gonna put you through the third
degree; song, m Jimmie Crane. ©
1 ec. Nov. 17, 19386; E unp. 1385400;
Frank Miller, Edmon, Pa. 29814
I’m in circulation again; song, melody
Phil Starr. © 1. Nov. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1384628; Johnny Bradley,
Philadelphia. 29815
I’m in the business—What business; w
Nick Kenny and Carlotta Dale, m
B. Musicant and T. Kindhart; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 28, 1986; E pub.
58652; George Wiener, New York.
29816
I’m keeping the world in line; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
1384750; Sam Abraham Lutz, Van-
couver, Wash. 29817
I’m laughing at the rain; song. ©1e.
Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 135478; Edna
Kindler Curtis, Sea Breeze, N. Y.
29818
I’m looking for a new inspiration ; song,
w Cynthia Dodge. © 1 e¢. Nov. 12,
19386; E unp. 135108; Florence N.
Aldrich, Ithaca, Mich. 29819
SS ———
I’m nuts about goofy music; w and m
Jimmie Luneceford and Fred Rose;
with guit. arr. © Mar. 28, 1936;
EK pub. 58620; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29820
| I’m on top of the world; song fox-trot,
w Frank Farron, m Spicer; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 22, 1936;
E for. 46164; Cecil Lennox, Iltd., Lon-
don. 29821
I’m so happy; song, m Ralph Nat.
Walker. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1936; &
unp. 134939; James Preston Love,
Lorton, Va. 29822
I’m so unhappy; w and melody. © 1e.
Noy. 3, 1936; E unp. 134621; Ernest
Wiggins, New York. 29823
I’m taking you at face value; w Merna
Vanderford and Eva Hamacher; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 135030;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29824
I’m trying to live for you dear; song,
m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Nov. 9,
1936; E unp. 184915; Henry Bert
Thompson, Dallas. 29825
I’m walking in the sunshine; w Gustav
Hansen, and melody. © 1 ec. Novy.
16, 19386; E unp. 135322; Martha C.
EKvans, Westwood, N. J. 29826
I’m willing, but what about you; song.
© 1c. Noy. 16, 1936; E unp. 135183 ;
Olive Hayes, Port Huron, Mich.
29827
I’m with you, right or wrong; from
Happy-go-lucky, w Ted Koehler, m
Sam H. Stept; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Noy. 19, 1936; E pub. 58676;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
29828
——w Ted Koehler, melody Sam H.
Stept. © 1 ce. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp.
134674 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
29829
I’m wrapped up in you; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 1385224; Grace Wyant, Ams-
den, O. 29830
I must be falling in love; song. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 184511; Charles
Leo Mutter, Covington, La. 29831
I never believed I’d meet an angel;
slow fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 12,
1936; H unp. 135100; Theodore Bucz-
koff, Buffalo. 29832
I saw a dream to-day; melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 184810; Adolph
Weintraub, New York. 29835
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29834
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
I spent last night in heaven; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 14, 1936; E unp.
135181; Joseph Harris, New Orleans.
29834
I’ve been places and seen things; w
S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaffer. ©
1 ec. Nov. 19, 19836; E unp. 185427;
Max Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Mont-
real. 29835
I’ve been working on the railroad ; song,
new pf. arr., Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, with chords for
ukulele and guit., Nick Manoloff. ©
Nov. 17, 1936; E pub. 58638; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 29835
I’ve got my heart set on you; w and m
Bob Wright and Chet Forrest.
1c. Nov. 16, 1986; E unp. 135398 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. - 29837
I’ve just got to dance; w Eugene F.
Dick) pt. © Ww .es INow AG, e936 2B)
unp. 1385309; Bernice Braham, Hast
Cleveland. 29835
I’ve mortgaged my heart to you; w
and melody. © 1 e. Oct. 26, 1936;
E unp. 135140; Ellis S. Tuten, San
Francisco. 29839
I wanna swing, oh, sweet would you
swing with me; w Dixie Rank, m
Jean Walz; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Sept. 9, 19386; E pub. 58527; Rich-
ard Edward (Dixie) Rank, Chicago.
29840
I want love; w and melody Elizabeth
Davis Weaver. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1936;
EK unp. 184712; Ira A. Weaver, Wash-
ington. 29841
I want to be there; w and melody. ©
1 c« Nov. 5, 1986; E unp. 134747;
George Washington Barnwell, Creal
Springs, IIl. 29842
I want to die; w I. R. Gwirtsz, and
melody. + © We. Now?/"13,' 1936" EB
unp. 185156; Nettie Gwirtz, Phila-
delphia. 29848
I want to go to that old Rancho
Grande; song. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1936;
H} unp. 1384626; Lorenzo Reyes Felix,
jr., Los Angeles. 29844
I want you only; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 11, 1986; EH unp. 134962; Emma
H. Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 29845
I want you to-day, Ill want you to-
night; w and melody. © 1 ec. Nov.
2, 1986; EH unp. 134603; Robert
William Clasper, Winnipeg, Manit.,
Canada. 29846
©
I was dreaming of a girl; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 19386; E unp.
1384758; Paul P. Bujanda, Corona,
Calif. 29847
I was just a beginner at love; w and
m Bert Gardner; pf. treble. © 1 ec.
Noy. 2, 19386; E unp. 154560; Albert
M. Gardner, jr., Lancaster, Pa.
29848
I was looking for a ghost at midnight ;
song. © 1c. Nov. 18, 19386; E unp.
135348 ; Virginia Elmer, Oak Park,
Til. 29849
Fe
whistle and wait for Katie; song,
Michael Nolan, new pf. arr. Bernice
Maniloff, Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Mano-
loif; with chords for ukulele and
guit. © Nov. 19, 1936; Epub.
58633 ; Calumet music co., Chicago.
29850
I won a wonderful one when I won
you; w and melody. ©1c. Nev. 11,
1986; E unp. 185097; Arthur Fred-
erick Schuttenberg, Olmsted Falls, O.
29851
I wonder; song, melody Jack Schaten-
stein. © 1c. Nov. 5,,19386;) HE unp.
134763; Pete Stingley, Wallace, Neb.
29852
Loa
won't be satisfied until you are by
my side; by Les Caldwell: melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1986;
E ounp. 132735; Leslie Ford Caldwell,
Chicago. 29853
—
would love to have you love me;
from White horse inn, w and m
Irving Caesar, Sammy Lerner and
Gerald Marks; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Oct. 31, 1936; E pub. 58431;
Chappell & co., inc., New York. 29854
I wouldn’t take a million for my hus-
band; w and melody Elizabeth Davis
Weaver. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp.
134716; Ira A. Weaver, Washington.
29855
yam what I yam; w Walter Craig,
melody Kenneth Burton. © 1 «&
Noy. 7, 1936; E unp. 134807; Whea-
tena corp., Rahway, N. J. 29856
Lom
If all the girls were like you, you'd
still be the one I love; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 19386; E unp. 135389;
Joseph Humphrey Barber, jr., Bart-
lesville, OKl. 29857
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
If great wonders thou desirest; tr.
from Latin, Father Aylward, melody
Sister Agnes Buchanan. © Sept. 4,
1936 ; E pub. 58471; Sisters of Provi-
dence, St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind.,
Indianapolis. 29858
If I didn’t fall in love; song. ©1e.
Noy. 13, 1936; E unp. 1385175; Milton
Sherr, Los Angeles. 29859
If I hadn’t you; w and melody. ©le.
Nov. 14, 1936; E unp. 1385185;
Michael Flagg, New York. 29860
If only I had you; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Nov. 4, 1986; E unp. 1384670;
Hileen Clifford, San Francisco.
29861
If the Lord wants somebody I'll go;
w abd m A. Simons, arr. Mae Elma
Barrett; mixed voices. © 1 ec. Oct.
16, 1986: E unp. 134696; Abraham
Simons and Mae Elma Barrett, Chi-
cago. 29862
If the stars could tell a story and the
moon could only talk; w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1385142;
Edward White and Nat Alberts,
Brooklyn. 29863
If they told me; w and melody. ©1ce.
Noy. 6, 19386; E unp. 134805; Louis
John Pepe, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.
29864
If this is love; song, arr. Cecile Ever-
ett. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135177; Helen Dupies, Dallas. 29865
If you don’t mean it; w and melody
Mike Benton. © 1 ec. Nov. 7, 1936;
E unp. 134869; Mitchell McIver Ben-
ton, Atlanta. 29866
If you'll only be a mother to me; w
and m Tex Owens; with guit. arr.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp. 134829;
Doie Hensley Owens, Kansas City,
Mo. 29867
If you only knew what a kiss can do;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 1384968; Emma H. Sagstetter,
Oshkosh, Wis. 29868
Im flug; 4 X 7 melodische etiiden fiir
den ersten klavier-unterricht, Martin
Frey. © Oct. 24, 1936; E for. 46472;
B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
29869
Im tale des Schyls; symphonische
variationen tiber ein ruminisches
volkslied, Joan Balan, op. 38; orch.;
inj>A moll,..Partitur, .© .Aug..2t,
1986; E for. 46309; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 29870
114808—37——-3
29884
Imagery; suite, based on _ original
Hindu themes, Horace Johnson;
orch, Se. and pts. © Oct. 5, 1936;
E pub. 58269; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 29871
Imagine adults holding hands; w
George Harlan; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 10,
1936; E unp. 184981; Don Morocco,
New York. 29872
Imaginons que nous avons révé; du
film Un mauyvais garcon, paroles Jean -
Boyer, m G. van Parys. © Oct. 1,
1936; E for. 46510; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 29873
In a gown of lavender and lace; song.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1986; E unp. 135104;
Helen Higgins, Wichita. 29874
In a jam; by Duke Ellington; pf. ©
Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58325; Exclusive
publications, inec., New York. 29875
In a little snow clad igloo; w M. Peter-
son, melody D. Hoogbruin. © 1 ec.
Noy. 3, 1936; E unp. 134648; Dixie
Hoogbruin and Marion Peterson, San
Bernardino, Calif. 29876
In a rendezvous with you; song. ©1e.
Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 184526; Herbert
Edwin Slezinger, Everett, Mass.
29877
In a winter garden; suite, S. A. Lieber-
son; grand orch. Se. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58643; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 29878
In Dreamland’s Dreamy street; Ww
Albert Hamilton; pf. © 1 c¢. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 185017; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 29879
In dulei jubilo; prelude 3, Garth EKd-
mundson; organ. © Nov. 2, 1936;
EK pub. 58277; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 29880
In Havana with you; song. ©1 e. Oct.
7, 1936; E unp. 134938; Charles
Leont, Los Angeles. 29881
In Kentucky’s blue hills far away;
song, m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 «
Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 134922; Chriss
P. Merrill, Los Angeles. 29882
In lullaby land; w Eugene F. Dick; pf.
© 1 ce. Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 135312;
Bernice Braham, Hast Cleveland.
29883
In meiner mutter garten ; text Hermann
Claudius, m Paul Graener, op. 102,
nr. 4; hohe stimme. © May 18, 1986;
E for. 46422; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
2.0m. b. h.; Berlin. 29884
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29885
In my garden of memory; waltz song.| Indian dance; pf. no. 1.
Nov. 6, 1986; E pub. 58490;
Thomas F. Murphy, Billerica, Mass.
29885
In our trailer built for two; pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp. 135458 ;
Harvey Philip Winston, Cleveland.
29886
In paradise; pf. treble. © 1. Oct. 13,
1986; E unp. 184681; Keith Plankell
and Earl Gardner, Ft. Wayne.
29887
In the chapel in the moonlight; fox
trot, Billy Hill, arr. Paul Weiriek;
orch. pts., with w. © Oct. 20, 1936;
E pub. 58658; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 29888
In the desert moonlight; song, w Lucy
B. Haley and M. A. Brosius.. © 1 «.
Nov. 7, 1986; E unp. 184854; Mildrec
Aileen Brosius, Los Angeles. 29889
In the evening by the moonlight ; w and
m Jas. A. Bland, arr., Max Hirschfeld
with arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 16,
1936; E pub. 58599; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
29890:
In the garden by the sea; w and m
Gertrude Lawrence Berger. © 1 ©.
Noy. 3, 1986; E unp. 134624; Gertrude
Berger, New York. 29891
In the garden of Allah; w Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest, m Walter Donald-
son. © 1c Nov. 7, 1986%° EH ‘unp.
134942; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 29892
In the heart of the West; melody. ©
1 e. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp. 1384700;
Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif.
29893:
In the moonlight; by Jonny Heykens;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1986; E for. 46330;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
29894
In the shadow of the narrow boule-
vard; w Lucy Mae Reid; pf. ©1e.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 185026; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29895
In the vale of happy endings; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 134972;
Brensley Leonard Dyer, Kingstown,
St. Vincent, B. W. I. 29896
Incline your ear; anthem, m George C.
Martin, arr. Griffith J. Jones; mixed
voices, with alto solo. © Oct. 13,
1936; E pub. 58348; Oliver Ditson co.,
inc., Boston. 29897
pt. lI, n. s., v. 31
© 1c. Nov.
13, 1936; E unp. 1385276; Louis Ray-
mond Dottini, Trenton, N. J. 29898
Indian rain dance; w and melody Gene
Baker. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp.
134982; Samuel Eugene Baker, New
York. 29899
Indian summer moon; song, rey. ver-
sion of w Norine Freeman and L. N.
Sperling. © 1. Sept. 29, 19386; E
unp. 1382774; Leopold N. Sperling,
Cincinnati. 29900:
Indian’s (An) Serenade; w and arr. of
m Mary Grinnan, m Minnie Hitchins
Grinnan. ©1e. Noy. 2, 1936; E unp.
134562; Minnie Hitchins Grinnan
Holmes and Mary Grinnan Denison,
Dallas. 29901
Inghelbrecht (D. E.) Quatre fanfares ;
pour instruments a vent; orch. Par-
tition. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46492 ;
Editions Maurice Sénart, Paris.
29902
Inno a Benito Mussolini; parole H.
Mucci, m Giacinto Sallustio; coro
misto ad una voce e grande orch.
Partitura.,. © Oct, 27, 1936. -hietan
46282; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
29908
Innocence; by Otto Stuart; pf. © July
29, 1986; E for. 46148; Warren &
Phillips, London. 29904
Inschrift unter einem crucifix; v. Paul
Graener, op. 102, nr. 5; hohe stimme.
© May 18, 1936; E for. 46423; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
29905
Inspiracion; tango, N. E. Paulos, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. Sept. 1, 1986; EH for.
46501; Editions Salabert, Paris.
29906
Inspiration (Inspiracion) ; tango, Eng-
lish lyric Olga Paul, m N. E. Paulos,
arr. Venado de Campo. © Nov. 2,
1936; E pub. 58293; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 29907
Instead I love you more; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 17, 1936; E unp.
35362; Helen Scholik, New Phila-
delphia, O. 29908
Intoxicating kisses; song. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1936; E unp. 184649; Ray Soldwell,
Chicago. 29809
Invasion; by Alfred Newman. © 1 ©.
Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 135258; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 29910
1334
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
29938:
postaaded!
Invitation (An) to happiness ;
Seymour, m Vee Lawnhurst. Oye,
Oct. 16, 1936; E unp. 184529 ; Popular
melodies, inc., New York. 29911
with ukulele arr. and
© Oct. 26, 1936; E
pub. 58253; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 29312
Invoecazione (Invocatio) ; parole e m
Giulia Recli; coro a + voci miste.
Partitura. © Oct. 18, 19386; E for.
46267; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
29913
Irish (An) cameo; by N. D. Blindt ;
violin and pf. © Oct. 30, 1986; E for.
46480: Cary & co., London. 29914
Irish love song; w Edith Hecht, m
Samuel Endicott. © Nov. 18, 1936;
E pub. 58555; Charles W. Homeyer
& co., inc., Boston. 29915
guit. symbols.
Is my love song yours; song, pf. arr.
Frank Owens; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 19, 1936; E pub. 58274; Gilbert
Joseph Soares, Honolulu. 29316
Is you bin asleep; w and melody
Elizabeth Davis Weaver. ©1c. Nov.
5, 1936; E unp. 134713; Iva A. Weaver,
Washington. 29917
Isn't it peculiar; song, w Jean Hor-
tense Seligmann. © 1 c¢. Nov. 10,
1936; E unp. 134913 ; James Frederick
Seligmann, New York. | 29918
It is love; w Albert Hamilton; pf. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 1385015;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
29919)
It must be love; w J. M. Williams, m }
Aletha Roberson; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 134781; State
street music pub. co., Chicago. 29920
It never could happen again; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
135367; Theodore William Voigt-
lander, Seattle. 29921
It’s a Lincoln Zephyr; w and melody.
©1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 134811;
Fred A. Cl. von Kaas, New York.
29922
It’s a sin, when I say I love you; song.
© 1 e¢. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 135087; |
Bernadine Schwartz, Bellevue, Pa.
299238 |
It’s easy to tell us apart; w and melody
Dave Ringle. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1936; E
unp. 135476; Adelaide Maguire
Boehm, New York. 29924
w Tot| It’s gonna come home to you; W and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134601 ; Wallace A. List, Kansas City,
Mo. 29925
It’s heaven to be with you; song, m
Fred Strasser. © Nov. 14, 1936; E
pub. 58573; Anna Zentz, San Diego,
Calif. 29926
It’s julep time in Dixieland; w Sidney
Clare, m Harry Akst. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1936: E unp. 185124; Movietone
music corp., New York. 29927
It’s,might hard to say good-bye; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1986; HE unp.
134610: Alfred John Bohrer, Wood-
haven, N. Y. 29928
It’s not a shame; w and melody. ©1¢.
Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 134866; Andrew
Buschine, San Jose, Calif. 28929
It’s nothing else but hi-de-ho; w and m
Elsie Karol; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135049; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 29930
Its romance in the night; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
135239; Jesse Calvin Watson, Jjr.,
Pineville, La. e §=6©.29981
It’s so easy to lose; from The show is
on, w Ted Fetter, m Hoagy Car-
michael; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Nov. 5, 1936; E pub. 58484; Chappell
& co., ine., New York. 299382
It’s the Gypsy in me; fox-trot, w
Charlie Tobias, m Dave Franklin, arr.
Larry Clinton; orch. pts. © Sept. 2,
1936; E pub. 58656; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 29933
It’s the tune that makes you dance;
song, m H. T. Ayres, arr. J. Rose-
marin. © Feb. 20, 1936; E for. 46349 ;
Ernest F. Berry, Spirit River, Alta.,
Canada. 29934.
It’s time to close; song. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1936; E unp. 134591; Domenico
Marcilli Annessa, Detroit. 29935
It’s unconstitutional now; song. ©
Nov. 14,.1936; E pub. 58584; Leo D.
Keller, Rochester, N. Y. 29936
It was worth it; w B. Lykes, melody
C. Harris. © 1 c. Oct. 17, 1936; EB
unp. 185226; Busby Lykes and Colby
Harris, Los Angeles. 29937
It won’t be long; song, m H. T. Ayres,
arr. J. Rosemarin. © Jan. 17, 1936;
E for. 46348; Joseph E. Bailey, Pem-
broke, Ont., Canada. 29938
1335
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29939
Jamboree Jones; w and m Johnny
Mercer; with guit. arr. © Noy. 24,
1636; E pub. 58698; Robbins music
corp., New York. 29939
Jammette; accordion solo. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 184782; Angelo Cari-
toni, St. Louis. 29940
Janet; by Cy. Mockridge; pf. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 135248; Movie-
tone music corp., New: York. 29941
Japanese doll dance ; by Hazel Volkart ;
pf. © Nov. 4, 1986: E pub. 58391;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
29942
Je ne donnerais pas ma place...;
fox-trot du film Un mauvais garcon,
paroles Jean Boyer, m G. van Parys.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46505; Hdi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 29943
Jesus Christ is born today; Christmas
carol-anthem, w and m _ Dorothy
Westra ; mixed cho., with sop. solo or
children’s choir; organ ace. © Nov.
12, 1986; E pub. 58474; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 29944
Jesus is my all; hymn. ©1e. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 134684; Minerva Alberta
Heiney, Aquashicola, Pa. 29945
Jesus is my friend; song; mixed voices.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134911;
Edward H. Boyce, New York. 29946
Jesus knows and Jesus cares; hymn.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 58307; James
Quinten Snyder, Janesville, Wis.
29947
Jesus, lover of my soul; hymn-anthem,
w Charles Wesley, m Joseph Parry,
descant Griffith J. Jones; mixed
voices. © Oct. 14, 1936; E pub.
58341; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston.
29948
Jesus touched my heart; hymn, m Mil-
dred Sullivan Lacour. © Sept. 1,
1936; E pub. 58266; James P. Sulli-
van, Lincoln, Neb. 29949:
Jingle bells, I’m in love; fox-trot, Cliff
Friend and Dave Franklin, arr. Paul
Weirick ; orch. pts., with w. © Nov.
16,.1936 ; E pub. 58708 ; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 29950
Joyous (The) song; anthem, w anon.,
m Harry Hale Pike; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub.
58741; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
29951
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Junior fiddlers three; 12 first steps en-
sembles, Charlotte Ruegger; 3. vio-
lins and pf. Pf. sc. and pts. complete.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58675; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago. 29952
Jus’ cause; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1986;
E ounp. 134519; Bruce J. Davidson,
New York. 29953
Just a memory of you; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134549; Mary E. David, La Salle,
Mich. 29954
Just a shattered wedding ring; w Ber-
tha Caulfield Orr, m Inez D. Ward.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1936; E unp. 132230;
Bertha Orr, Council Grove, Kan.
29955.
Just a tiny little boy; w Edith Mulock
O’F lynn, m Thomas J. Crawford. ©
Sept. 18, 1936; EH for. 46159; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 29956
Just at sundown; w and m Nat Norton.
© 1c. Noy. 14, 1936; E unp. 135191;
Norinne Cotton Sisk, Columbus, Ga.
29957
Just keepin’ me on the string; fox-trot,
w and melody. © 1 e. Oct. 23, 1936;
E unp. 134946; Walter Tighe and
Louis Muraro, Brooklyn. 29958
Just like that; w and m Ralph Love;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp.
135041; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 29959
Just loving you; w and m Peggy Mart-
ley. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1936; E unp.
135300: Peggy Elouise Martley, Mel-
rose, Ia. 29960
Just one more dance; w M. Parker, mel-
ody J. Schatenstein. © 1 e. Oct. 30,
1936; E unp. 135228; Myrtle Parker,
Tullahoma, Tenn., and Jack Schaten-
stein, Philadelphia. 29961
Just one tender kiss; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 134964; Marga-
ret Patterson, Vernon, B. C., Canada.
29962
Just say aloha, make believe we’re in
Hawaii; fox-trot, w Billy Hill, m Pe-
ter De Rose, arr. Paul Weirick ; orch.
pts. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 58707;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 29963
—— —— ——with guit. arr. © Oct.
15, 1936; E pub. 58418 ; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 29964.
1336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1956
Just swing away; song, w Jack Fields.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 19386;°E unp. 134682 ;
George Franklyn Harris, New York.
29965
Just to hold you in my arms; w and
melody Mary C. Hanley. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 1986; E unp. 135453; Mary C.
Hanley Phelan, Milton, Mass. 29966
Just travelin’ on; w and melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 17, 19386; E unp. 1385326;
Hazel Elmo Richardson, Cynthiana,
Ky. 29967
Just you; w and melody. © 1 «. Noy.
13, 1986; E unp. 135157; Edgar Sam-
uel Bacon, New York. 29968
Kaai’s method for Hawaiian guitar; by
Ernest K. Kaai. © Oct. 28, 1936; AA
217862 ; Chart music pub. house, inc.,
Chicago. 29969
Kadas (Gyorgy) Két legujabb magyar
dala; verse és zenéje Kidas Gyorgy.
© Oct. 1, 1935; E for. 46333; Rozsa-
volgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
29970
Ka-ka-ka-nye; 3-pt. song, English text
and pf. acc. James Woodside, m Jo-
hann Herman Schein. © Nov. 19,
1936; E pub. 58611; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 29971
Katy on the cat walk; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1936; E unp. 135230;
James M. Pierce, San Francisco.
29972
Keep singin’ along; hymn, w and m
I. H. Meredith. © Oct. 21, 1936; E
pub. 58571; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 29973
Keep the leve of Jesus [and] Jesus is
all I need; hymns. © Nov. 5, 1936;
_ E pub. 58333; Pearl Spencer Smith,
Tampa, Fla. 29974
King (A) in Bethlehem; carol, w Her-
bert J. Brandon, m Norman Gilbert:
mixed voices; pf. or organ ace.
Oct. 3, 1986; E pub. 58346; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., inc., Boston. 29975
King (A) was born; Christmas song, m
H. Alexander Matthews; organ ace. 1.
High voice, in A flat.—2. Low voice,
in F. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58397:
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
29976
Kis kocsma, kis pérk6lt; dal-keringé,
Zagon Istvan verse, Hajdu Imre
zenéje. © June 6, 1936; E for. 46335;
Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest, Hun-
gary. 29977
29988
Kiss (A) in the moonlight; waltz, w
and m Nelson Shawn, Albert E. Short
and Harry Kogen. © Nov. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58677; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 29978
Klage; text Hanns Johst, m Richard
Trunk, op. 64, nr. 1; siebenstimmig
gem. chor. © Sept. 14, 19386; EH for.
46444; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
29979
Kilassisches album; y. Arthur Seybold ;
violino u. pf. hft. 2. ©’ Sept. 29,
19386; E for. 46377; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 29980
Kleine etitiden; in allen dur- und moll-
tonarten, Georg Donderer; trompete,
fliigelhorn, althorn u. basstrompete.
© Sept. 29, 1936; E for. 46376; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 29981
Kleine sonate; v. Mark Lothar, op. 15;
violine u. klavier. © July 25, 19386;
E for. 46182; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 29982
Kleine steirische tanzsuite; v. Heinrich
Potpeschnigg, zusammengestellt u.
frei bearb. Herm. Biichel; orch. stim-
men. © July 17, 1936; E for. 46178;
Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
29983
Kleine theater-suite; aus der musik zu
Shakespeares Zwei herren aus Ve-
rona, v. Mark Lothar, op. 28; orch.
Partitur. © July 10, 1986; E for.
46181; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 29984.
Kleines haus am Rhein; lied u. slow-
fox, text Ernst Nebhut, m Walter
Jager, arr. L. Kletsch; orch. stimmen
u. gesangstrio. © May 28, 1936; EB
for. 46167; Johann André, Offen-
bach/M, Germany. 29985
Kleines (Ein) lied; op. 10, lied, w Marie
v. Ebner-Eschenbach. © 1 ec. Oct.
20, 1986; E unp. 134890; Alexander
Strubell-Harkort, Dresden, Germany.
29986
Koffler (J6ézef) Quatre poémes; pa-
roles Alfred de Musset, et 2 autres,
m op. 22, nrs. 1-4. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E for. 46490; Editions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 29987
Kun en lille sang; tango, tekst: Victor
Skaarup, m: Carlo Thomsen; ork.
stemmer. © Oct. 19, 1936; E for.
46438 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
29988
1337
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29989
pt. II, n.s., v. dL
Kuss (Der); op. 16, lied, w Ludwig} Laughing at you now; fox trot song,
Holty.
134891 ;
der, Dresden, Germany.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
Alexander Strubell-Alexan-
29989
Labroca (Mario) Sonata; orech. Par-
titura. © Oct. 27, 1936; E for. 46283;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 29990
Lady (The) known as Lulu; from The
big show, w Ned Washington, m Sam |
H. Stept; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Nov. 2, 1936; E pub. 58367; Remick
music corp., New York. 299911
Lamata; by Harry Hubler, arr.; in
note and diagram. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1936; E unp. 135000; Max Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 29992
Lamento gitano; from The gay desper-
ado, English version Walter G. Sam-
uels, Leonard Whitcup and Teddy
Powell, Spanish w and m Maria
Grever; with guit. arr. © Nov. 9,
1986; E pub. 58710; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 29993
Land of my fathers; Welsh national
song, w Evan James, tr. Owen Alaw,
m James James, arr. with descant
Thomas L. LeCras. © Oct. 16, 1936;
E for. 46203; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 29994.
Landon for President; song, w Sophie
Snare. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp.
1385223 ; Jeanne Electa Knowles, Well-
ington, Kan. 29995
Language of love; w H. Tulane and
Nelle Barringer, and melody. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1936; E unp. 1384639; Hugh
Tulane, Los Angeles. 29996
Last. (The) cup; tango, English, Olga
Paul, Spanish, Juan A. Caruso, m F.
Canaro, arr. Venado de Campo. ©
Nov. 2, 1986; E pub. 58290; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
29997
Last (The) dance; w Eugene F. Dick
and B. Braham; pf. © 1e. Nov. 17,
1986; E unp. 135311; Bernice Bra-
ham, Hast Cleveland. 29998
Last (The) letter; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 135325;
Hazel Elmo Richardson, Cynthiana, |.
Ky. 29999
Last of the rumbas; rumba, w Wyn-
gard EH. Weitzner, m De Karlo, arr.
' Larry Wagner; orch. pts. © Nov. 2,
1936; E pub. 58288 ; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 30090
melody Robert A. Sauter. © 1 «¢
Nov. 7, 1986; E unp. 184815; Kenneth
Albert Myer, Niskayuna, N. Y.
30001
Lay my heart on marble; w and m
Wintter Watts. © Oct. 30, 1936;
E pub. 58564; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 30002
Learn your A-B-C; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 12, 1986; E unp.” 135002;
Irving Morris Schlenoff, Baltimore.
30003
Leaving my heart with you; song, w
Edward Arnold. ©1 ce. Nov. 2, 1936;
FE unp. 134600; Paul Howard Jones,
Kansas City, Mo. 30004
Leben wilt sich; w A. Reisen, and mel-
ody. ©1e Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
135413; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
30005
Legionaria; tango, versi e m G. Nino
Iviglia e Angelo Rosati; pf. © Aug.
25, 1936; E for. 46260; Angelo Rosati,
Rome. 30006
Lekovod shabos; w Morris Rund, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
135404; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
30007
Lemke is the man; w and m Dave Pey-
ton. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 58514;
Union party, Chicago. 30008
Let all mortal flesh keep silence; festi-
val anthem, w tr. from the liturgy
of St. James, G. Moultrie, m based on
the old Freneh carol Picardy, arr.
Frank C. Butcher, op. 9, no. 3; mixed
voices, with sop. solo; organ ace. ©
Oct. 26, 1936; E pub. 58342; Oliver
Ditson co., ine., Boston. 30009
Let me dream; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 17, 1986; E unp. 135238; Michael
Turchan, Cleveland. 30010
Let me sing in Echo Valley; w and m
Fred Rose and Hd. G. Nelson; with
guit. arr., and arr. by Jean Walz for
male, female or mixed trio or quartet.
© Oct. 14, 1986; E pub. 58440;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
caga. 30011
Let me strum my guitar; w Mrs.
Charles Pries, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1936; E unp. 134734; Eve-
lyn May Pries, Beecher, ll. 30012
Let my love be your guiding star; w
and melody. ©1c. Nov. 5, 1936; EB
unp. 1384749; Olga Toman, Johnstown,
Pax 30013
1338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1986
Let not your heart be troubled ; w based
on Scriptures, set to m Vera Harper.
© 1. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp. 134620;
Porter Loring, San Antonio. 30014
Let’s have another; from Hats off, w
Herb Magidson, m Ben Oakland, pf.
se. Mario Agnolucci; with ukulele
and guit. arr. © Oct. 22, 1986; E
pub. 58373; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 30015
Let’s make love to-night; fox-trot, w
and m Jimmy Pries. © 1c. Nov, 10,
(1986; E unp. 134930; Elizabeth A.
Diggins, Buffalo. 30016
Let’s pitch a little woo; w and melody.
©1c. Sept. 23, 1986; E unp. 1385356 ;
* Bernice Craighill Bachman, St. Jo-
seph, Mo. 30017
Let’s pretend; w J. Erwin, and melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1986;-E unp. 135217;
John Erwin and James P. Lloyd,
Winslow, Ariz, 30018
Let’s put our heads together ; from Gold-
diggers of 1937, w E. Y. Harburg, mn
Harold Arlen; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Nov. 2, 1986; E pub. 58365;
Harms, ine., New York. 30019:
Let’s set sail to far off Dreamland; im
Alvin Cornelius; pf., with w. ©1e.
Sept. 24, 1986; E unp. 132413; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30020
Let’s take a trip to Jamaica; from This
mad whirl, w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Bo-
land ; with arr. for guit., ete, © Nov.
4, 1986; E pub. 58466; Words & mu-
sic, ine., New York. 30021
Letzter (Der) baal-tfilo; w David Ein-
horn, and melody. © 1 «¢. Aug. 31,
19386; E unp. 185417; Samuel Weis-
ser, Brooklyn. 30022
Leuchtender herbst; serenade, Willi
Lautenschlager, jr.; orch. stimmen.
© June 12, 1936; E for. 46176; Ries
& Hrler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30023
Lichtalech; w Ch. Grant, and melody.
©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 135420;
Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn. 30024
Liebesfreud ; from Alt-wiener tanzwei-
sen no. 1, Fritz Kreisler; violin and
pf. Simplified ed. © Nov. 5, 1930;
E pub. 58460; Charles Foley, New
York. 30025
Lieder der andacht; nach ged. Carl
Lange, m Georg Volierthun, op. 31,
nrs, 1-8; hohe stimme u. orgel o.
klavier. © Sept. 7, 1936; E for.
46428 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 30026
30039
Life’s song; w Nancy Garner, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134614; Ernest Marano, Jersey City.
30027
Lill’ angels; w Beatrice Ravenel, m
Frances Williams. © Nov. 12, 1936;
E pub, 58605; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 30028
Lilliana; paroles Ch. L. Pothier et Jan
Marotte, m G. Bonincontro. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46504; Editions Sala-
bert, Paris. 30029
Listen to the rhythm band; swing fox-
trot, Paul Yoder; full band pts. ©
Oct. 1, 1986; E pub. 58450; Melrose
bros. music co., ine., Chicago. 30030
Listen to the rhythm swinging; fox-
trot, w and melody Hy Frank. ©1e.
Noy. 12, 1936; E unp. 135003; Hyman
Frank, Yardville, N. J. 30031
Liszt (Franz) Franz Liszt; album aus
seinen werken, bearb. Karl Hoyer;
harmonium. © Oct. 8, 19386; E for.
46361; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 30032
Little bit of rhythm in the best of us;
from Cabin kids, w and m Saul Chap-
lin, Herman Pincus and Sammy Cahn.
© Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58285; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 30033
Little Boy Blue; w Eugene Field, m
Harry McLellan, © Oct. 26, 1936; E
pub. 58424; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 30034
Littie (The) frame house upon a hill;
w Myrtle Pitchford; pf. © 1c. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 135013; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 30035
Little (The) French clock; ceramic
tragedy, w from an old coll. Chan-
sons d’amour fantastique, free tr. and
m Richard Kountz; high voice. ©
Oct. 23, 1986; E pub. 58558; Galaxy
musie corp., New York. 30086
Little (A) house of sweet content; w
Marygold Cecilia Crowe, m Herbert
L. Cooke; in E flat, © Oct. 30, 1936;
E for. 46319; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 30037
Little (A) kiss; song. ©1e¢. Oct. 20,
1936; E unp. 1384735; Thomas J. Page,
Lima, O. 30038
Little Lac Grenier; w William H.
Drummond, m Robert W. Gibb; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Oct. 29, 1936; E
pub. 58428; C, C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton.
1339
30039 ¢
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80040
Little (A) love; song. © 1. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 1384870; Frederick Wil-
liam Lochel, Absecon, N. J. 30040
Little odd rhythm; from Hats off, w
Herb Magidson, m Ben Oakland, pf.
se. Mario Agnolueci; with ukulele
and guit. arr. © Oct. 30, 1986; E
pub. 58378; Popular melodies, inc.,
New York. 30041
Little old lady; from The show is on, w
and m Hoagy Carmichael and Stanley
Adams; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Oct. 29, 1986; E pub. 58437; Chappeil
& co., inc., New York. 30042
—w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1936;
E unp. 1384752); Louis Marion Baker,
Corona, Calif. 30043
Little pal; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 1384971; Willis C. Green,
Butler, Mo, 30044
Little (A) place in paradise; waltz
song; pf. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1936; EH
unp. 185201; Maria A. Haces Posada,
New York. 30045
Little redwood cabin in Marin; song.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134929;
Eunice Allen Strong, San Rafael,
Calif. 30046
Little (A) skipper from heaven above;
from Red, hot and blue, w and m Cole
Porter; with arr. for guit., etc.
Oct. 29, 1986; E pub. 58434; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 30047
Little (The) white church ; sacred song,
w ©. L. Flynn, m Joseph Fletcher ;
mixed voices. © Nov. 21, 19386; E
pub. 58699 ; Wm. A. Pond & co., Ridge-
field Park, N. J. 30048
Little (The) white vision of dad’s
Stradivarius; w Goldie Bunnell; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 19386; E unp. 135012;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30049
Living in music; w D. Houston, m L.
Altizer. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp.
135101 ; Laura Altizer and Dan Hous-
ton, Ft. Worth. 30050
Londonderry air; new modern arr. Ed
Chenette; solo cornet, trombone or
bar., with conductor. © Nov. 19,
1956; E pub. 58635; Rubank, ince.,
Chicago. 30051
Lone (The) cowboy; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp.
134919; Rose V. Kirk, Hight Mile,
Or. 30052
pt. m1, n.s., v. 31
Lone (A) wolf on the Indian trail; w
Al Bryan, m Lee Hulbert and Larry
Stock. © Nov. 5, 1936; E-pub. 58737 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland, O.
30053
Lonely hill-billy; w and melody Jesse
O. Rodgers. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1936; E
unp. 1384852; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 30054
Lonely to-night; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 15,
19386; E unp. 134677; Leotta David-
son, Hornell, N. Y. 30055
Lonely waterfall; w Vasti Burns, m
Liliouise Burns. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1936;
E unp. 185199; Lillian Louise Robert-
son, Troy, Ala. 30056
Lonesome guitar; fox trot, w Milton
Pascal, m Edgar Fairchild, arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts. © Nov. 2, 1936;
E pub. 58287; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 30057
Lonesome lullaby; w and melody Fred
Kirby. © 1 ce Nov. 5, 1936: E unp.
134853 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 30058
Longing; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 1384923; Anne Ruso,
New York. 30059
Lord, may Thy kingdom come; w
Tyrone King, m Cecil Ellis, new arr.
H. S. Sawyer; high voice, in F.
Nov. 4, 1986; E pub. 58382; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 30060
Lord’s (The) prayer; song, w from the
Bible. © 1c Nov. 17, 1936; E unp.
135306; Edith Katherine Guynn,
Knoxville, Tenn. 30061
Loretta; by Alfred Newman. © 1 e.
Nov. 13, 1936; E unp. 135259; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30062
Lost horizons; fox-trot; pf. conductor.
© 1c Nov. 4, 1936; E unp. 134877;
Lao Silésu, Paris. 30065
Louise; by David Buttolph © 1 «.
Novy. 18, 1936; E unp. 135252; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30064
Louisiana ; fox-trot, w Andy Razaf and
Bob Schafer, m J. C. Johnson, orch.
sce. Jimmy Dale; pts., with male trio
arr. © July 2, 1936; E pub. 58492;
Alfred music co., inc., New York.
30065
Love (The) fiesta; from The devil on
horseback, w and m Jack Stern and
Harry Tobias; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Nov. 5, 1936; E pub. 58738: Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 30066
1340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1986
30094
a a ee ee ee Ee ae
Love gave me you; w and m Jack Chap-
man. © 1. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
134565; Paul Chapman, Newark, N. J.
30067
Love in a minor key; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 19386; E unp. 135469 ;
Jaquelin Jones, Memphis, Tenn.
30068
Love is all; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 134917;
Gladys E. White, Leesburg, Va.
30069
Love is available; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp. 184559 ; Car-
men Etta Goldie, San Francisco.
3
0070
Love is not for sale; w James Lee
Granderson; pf. AY GaidNayes tli,
1936; E unp. 185067; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 30071
Love me enough; w Mabel Livingstone,
m Daniel Wolf. © Nov. 12, 1986; E
pub. 58606; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 30072
Love me just a little bit, my love; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 135148; Eula Lee Palmer,
Purvis, Miss. 30073
Love moon; song, w Charles Montgom-
ery. © 1c. Oct. 9, 19386; E unp.
134569; Harry Hamilton, Everett,
Wash. 30074
Love (A) song; song. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 134795; Marion Lon-
don Milholin, White Plains, N. Y.
30075
Love them and leave them or let them
alone; w and m Hal Blake Cowles,
arr. Jean Walz; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Sept. 19, 1936; E pub. 58476;
Theatrical enterprises, Chicago.
380076
Love time in Vienna; waltz Song, mel-
ody Mario Leone. © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 135471; William Garvie,
jr., Love, Sask., Canada. 30077
Love words; song, m Alexander Angus.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1986; E unp. 135166;
Winifred Stevens, Ottawa. 30078
Lovely; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Nov.
6, 15686; H unp. 134787; Frank Vin-
cent La Rosa, Brooklyn. 30079
Lover’s lane; w Carrie Hllsler; pf. ©
Ive JNove a1, 19863 (EB wnip.. 135055 :
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30080!
Love’s glad song; song. © Oct. 26,
1936; E pub. 58721; Effie May McKee
Pearson, San Diego, Calif. 30081
Love’s hour; w J. K. Brennan, melody
A. Von Tilzer. © 1 e. Oct. 14, 1936;
E unp. 134738; Albert Von Tilzer,
Hollywood, Calif., and J. Keirn Bren-
nan, Beverly Hills, Calif. 30082
Love’s reverie; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 135442; Fred
William Sylvan, New York. 30083
Lovin’ in the moonlight; w Wassil
Taris;pf...© 1, ce. Noy. 11, 1986; E
unp. 1385033; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30084
Loving in the first degree; song. © 1
ce. Noy. 16, 1986; E unp. 185305; John
F. Buxton, New York. 30085
Lualdi (Adriano) Deux rondeaux;
texte Clément Marot, m A. Lualdi;
orch.«Partitura. © Oct. 27, 1936; E
for. 46279; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
30086
Lucky for me; w D. Houston, m L.
Altizer. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp.
135103; Laura Altizer and Dan
Houston, Ft. Worth. 30087
Lullaby (A); w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Noy. 17, 1986; E unp. 135323; Hazel
Elmo Richardson, Cynthiana, Ky.
30088
Lulle lullay; Tennessee folk-song, coll.
John Jacob Niles, arr. Cyr de Brant;
sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. © Sept. 23,
1986; E pub. 58541; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 30089
Lustiges konzert ftir schlagzeug und
kleines orchester; v. Karl Schoéne-
mann; schlagzeug u. klavierauszug.
Partitur. © June 11, 1936; E for.
46166; Fr. Kistner u. C. F. W. Sie-
gel, Leipzig. 30090
Luz de luna andino; instrumental. ©
1 ec. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 134900;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
30091
Ma Nénette; fox-trot, paroles et m
Lucien Boyer. © Sept. 1, 19386; HE
for. 46506; Editions Salabert, Paris.
30092
Mad about you; from The big show,
w Ted Koehler, m Sam H. Stept;
with varr “tor ‘suit., “ete” "© ‘Nov. 2:
1936; E pub. 58368; Remick music
corp., New York. 30093
Madagascar; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1936; E unp. 135390; Mary Morley,
New York. 30094
1341
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30095
Miadchengebet; text Rainer Maria
Rilke, m Paul Graener, op. 102, nr.
2: hohe stimme. © May 18, 1986:
E for. 46420; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30095
Mirchen von gliick und liebe; lang-
samer walzer, text Ernst Sorge, m
Reiny Roland. © Sept. 29, 1986; HE
for, 46871; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 30096
Marchenwalzer; v. Hanns Lohr, arr.
komponisten; blasorch. stimmen. ©
Oct.” 24," 1936 77H for. 464798 © B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
30097
Maggie Murphy’s home; w
Harrigan, m Dave Braham, arr. C.
H. H. Booth; male voices. © Nov.
21, 1936; E pub. 58700; Wm. A. Pond
& co., Ridgefield Park, N. J. 30098
Magic (The) of love; song. © Oct.
27, 1886; E pub. 58685; Anna Young,
San Francisco. 30099:
Magyar parasztdalok; v. Leo Weiner,
op. 19; zongorara. Masodik sorozat.
© July 5, 1935; E for. 46340; Rézsa-
volgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
30100
Mahina malamalama; arr. with accom-
panying instruction, Mort Searles;
[fretted instrument] © Oct. 20,
1986; E pub. 58315; Harry G. Stan-
ley, Rocky River, O. 30101
Maids (The) of Cadiz (Les filles de
Cadix); English version from the
French of Alfred de Musset, Mow-
bray Marras, m F. Paolo Tosti, arr.
Victor Harris; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Oct. 9, 1986: E pub. 58345; Oliver
Ditson co., inc., Boston. 30102
Main shifale; w A. Reisen, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp.
185414; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
30103
Majoring in the minor; pf. © 1 «.
Noy. 19, 1986; E unp. 1385486; Sam
Stevens Hood, Raleigh, N. C. 30104
Make (The) believe world; w Har-
riet Johnson McLellan, m Harry
McLellan. © Oct. 26, 1936; E pub.
58423; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 30105
Make my dreams come true; w Kay
Champlin; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1986;
E unp. 185066; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 380106
Edward
pt. Il, n. s., v. 32
Make up your mind about me; w Rose
Kay Davis, m Jack Cranford; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 18,
1986; E pub. 58574; Indiana song bu-
reau, ine., Salem, Ind. 30107
Mal de mer; mélodie, paroles René
Jadfard, m Roger Sarbib and Emilio
Armengol. © Aug. 20, 1936; E for.
46485; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
30108
Mama let me lay it on you; w and
melody Walter Coleman. © 1 e. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 1384780; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 30109
Man (The) without a home; song, m
J. Chas. MeNeil.. © 1, «Nova, S
1936; E unp, 134920; Carl Raymond
Robinson, Palermo, Me. 30110
‘Mancipation day in Dixie; w and m
Horace George and Clarence Will-
iams; pf. © Apr. 28, 1936; E pub.
58283; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 30111
Mandanga; danzdn-rumba, C. Mila-
gros; org. ptes. © Aug. 1, 1986; E
for. 46206; A. Urmeneta, Barcelona,
Spain. 30112
Manén (Juan) Caprice 1; pour violon
avec ace. d’orch., op. A-14; reduction
de pf. © Sept. 4, 1936; E for. 46318;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
30113
Maple leaves; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©1e. Oct. 31, 1936 ;
E unp. 184541; Anna Smith, Modesto,
Calif. 30114.
March-Gloria : by F. H. Losey, arr. Wm.
EK. Barnes; band pts. © Nov. 21,
1936; E pub. 58650; Fred Heltman
co., Cleveland. 30115
March (The) -of progress; march song,
arr, .P. R.. Fuller. ©. tie: {Nova ie
1986; E unp. 185105; Luigi Sbrana,
San Francisco. 30116
March of progress; by Frederick A.
Williams, op. 155, arr. by the com-
poser; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Oct. 16,
1936 ; E pub. 58353 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
inec., Boston. 30117
Marching to the music of the stars; w
J. K. Brennan, melody A. Von Tilzer.
© 1c Oct. 14, 1936; E unp. 134740;
Albert Von Tilzer, Hollywood, Calif.,
and J. Keirn Brennan, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 30118
1342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
30142
Margaritas; tango, English, Olga Paul, | Me and my trailer blazing a trail with
Spanish, Corico Penaloza, m Juan C.
Moreno, arr. M. Venado de Campo.
© Nov. 2, 1936; E pub. 58289 ; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
30119
Marguerite, to greet you; pf. ©1e.
Noy. 21, 1936; E unp. 1385464; Mar-
garet Ann Baker, Annapolis. 30120
Maria sass am rocken; wendische volk-
weise, verdeutscht Bernhard
Schneider, m Albert Kranz, op. 46, nr.
1; gem. chor. © Oct. 9, 1986; E for.
46447; F. BH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
30121
Marionetten um mitternacht; tanzlied
intermezzo, Kurt Noack, op. 54, bearb.
Hermann Mainnecke; blas-orch.
stimmen, mit dirigier-auszug. ©
Ane. 2s, 1936; ‘for: 46294. Bb.
Schott’s s6dhne, Mainz, Germany.
30122
Marsz pogrzebowy; siowa: W. Kiers-
zulis; chor czterogtosowy mieszany
ten. i bar. solo obligato. © Sept. 17,
1936; E pub. 58581; W. Kierszulis and
A. Wierzbicki, Hamtramck, Mich.
30123
Mary Anna; w Magdenia; pf. © 1 «.
Noy. 11, 19386; EH unp. 185057; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30124
Mary had a little lamb; fox-trot, Marty
Symes and Matt Malneck, arr. Ken
Barker; orch. pts., with w.. © May
29, 1936; E pub. 58556 ; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 30125
Matenat’ e primmavera; versi Luigi
Preziosi, e melodia. © 1 c. Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 135475; Remo Preziosi
and Carlo Tomanelli, New York.
30126
Mattutino; ad primam, coro, da La col-
lana della madonna, testo latino del
secolo 5, testo italiano e m Giulia
Recli; con campanella. 1. Tre voci
femminili—2. Tre voci maschili. ©
Oct. 13, 1986; E for. 46269, 46270; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 30127, 30128
May I never say good-bye; w D.
Houston, m L. Altizer. © 1c. Nov.
12, 1936; E unp. 135102; Laura Altizer
and Dan Houston, Ft. Worth. 30129
Maybe I’m falling in love again; song.
© 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 134692;
Lou Nunn and Billie Ardeneaux, San
Antonio. 30130
you; w and melody Percy Bryant. ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1986; E unp. 134819;
Percival Oswald Bryant, Ocean Falls,
Canada. 30131
Me and the sun; fox-trot, Dave Frank-
lin, arr. Ken Barker; orch. pts., with
w. © May 5, 1936; E pub. 58549;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 30132
Meaning (The) of good-bye ; waltz song,
arr. W. Bacon; with ukulele arr. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp. 134788;
Frank Joseph Politz, Graterford, Pa.
30133
Mein bayrisch’ oberland; grosser
walzer, m Hanns Lohr, arr. v. kom-
ponisten; orch. stimmen u. text. ©
Aug. 18, 1936; E for. 46175; Wilhelm
Gebauer, Leipzig. 30134
Mein schodnes friulein, gute nacht;
tango aus Axel an der himmelstir,
text Paul Morgan, Adolf Schititz u.
Hans Weigel, m Ralph Benatzky. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46188; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 30135
Mein traum bist du ...; tango aus
Wenn menschen reif zur liebe wer-
den, text Kurt Jahn, m Josef Dobeés.
© June 8, 1936; E for. 46185 ; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 30136
Meine freundin Josefine; tango, aus
Allotria, text Hans Fritz Beckmann,
m Peter Kreuder. © June 1, 1936;
E for. 46197; Edition Meisel & co.,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30137
Melancholy serenade; w and m Ted
Stern, J. S. Hanulec and Fred Spring-
man., ©.1 ¢. Nov. 138, 19386; E unp.
135301; Joseph S. Hanulec, Long
Island City. 30138
Melodie d’amour; by Nicolas Tcherep-
nine; with pf. acc. 1. Horn in F.—2.
Violoncello. © Oct. 27, 1936; E for.
46399, 46400; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 30139, 30140
Memories are like moonbeams; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 11,1936; E unp.
135072; Jean Lauder Lee, Altadena,
Calif. 30141
Memories in my heart; waltz, w and
melody Ted Evans. © 1. Nov. 2,
1936; E unp. 134818; Trevor (Ted)
Evans, Waupun, Wis. 30142
1348
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30143
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Memories like these remind me of:
memories I want to forget; w and
melody Dorothy Wilson. *© 1 ¢. Nov.
4, 1936; E unp. 134646; Dorothy L..
Wilson, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles, Calif.
Memories of Nellie; song, m J. Schater-
stein; with guit. arr.
9, 1936; E unp. 1385353; Carl M. John-
son, Campbellsburg, Ind. 30144
Memories of you; song, melody Emil
Berggren.
1384634; Charles Clayton Raymond,
Portland, Or. 30145
Memory island; w Paul Askew, m
Julius Harrison; low in BH flat. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Oct. 6, 1936; EB
for. 46151; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
30146
Memory of dreams; w Lila LaVerne
Johnson; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 185042; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30147
Memries of college days; song. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1986; E unp. 1384954; Charles
Edward Straub, Easton, Pa. 30148
Mem’ry of a false sweetheart; w James
McPherson, and melody. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 1384759; Fred Press-
ley Grady, Follansbee, W. Va.
Men; w and melody. © 1 e. Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 134664; Sadie P. F. Kap-
lan, Bridgeport, Conn. 30150
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Night ride of elves; w H.
Heine, tr. W. Bartholomew, m arr.
Julius Harrison, of Great Britain;
sop. 1, 2 and contralto. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Oct. 138, 1986; E for.
46382 ; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
30151
Menuet; by Paderewski, op. 14, no. 1,
arr. Henry Geehl; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Sept. 29, 1986; E for. 46403; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd., London. 30152
Merry (A) moment; by Arthur Lange;
pf. © 1 ec. Noy. 13, 1936;. EH) unp.
135246; Movietone music corp., New
York. 30153
Merry widow; arr. Max S. Rogers: note
and diagram arr. © 1 «¢. Nov. 10,
1986; E unp. 184992; Max Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 30154
Message (A); song, w Elizabeth Latta
McHenry. © 1c Oct. 30, 1986: H
unp. 134948; Louise Mylius Pfister,
Mansfield, O.
30143, Message (The) of the Christmas can-
© 1c. Sept.:
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1986; E unp.
30149
30155
Message (A) from over the sea; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 134967;
Katherine P. Tyler, Elgin, III.
30156
dles; pageant service, Dorothy Leh-
man Sumerau, with m arr. from
famous melodies, I. H. Meredith. ©
Aug. 25, 1936; D 39167; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. 30156*
Mewn cariad (In love) ; y geiriau gan
R. H. Jones, y gerddoriaeth gan T.
Hopkin Evans. © Sept. 29, 1936; E
for. 46454; Hughes & son, Wrexham,
Wales. 30157
Miami; w and melody J. J. Brown, arr.
F. L. Barley. © 1 e. Nov. 16, 1936;
E unp. 135299; John Joseph Brown,
Chokoloskee, Fla. 30158
Miami blues; w Bernice Manoloff, m
Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit. solo,
obbl. and obbl. ace, with Spanish
guit. ace. and chord symbols. © Nov.
10, 1986; E pub. 58508; First natl.
inst. of allied arts, South Bend, Ind.
30159
"Mid the tulips; by Montague Ewing,
arr. R. Spaulding Stoughton; pf., 4
hands. © Sept. 16, 1936; E pub.
58439; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 30160
Mighty men; fanfare and march, Paul
Yoder ; full band pts. © Oct. 1, 1936;
E pub. 58449; Melrose bros. music €o.,
ine., Chicago. 30161
Milkmen’s (The) matinée; fox trot, w
and m Paul Denniker, Joe Davis and
Andy Razaf; with guit. arr. © Nov.
2, 1986; E pub. 58279; Joe Davis, inc.,
New York. 30162
Mimi Lee; w and melody. ©1e. Nov.
18, 1986; E unp. 135167; Jan Wallace
Koper, Newark, N. J. 30163
Mine, almost; w and m Whitey Trap-
nell and Bert Gardner ; pf. treble. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1936; E unp. 134935; Al-
bert M. Gardner, jr., and Earl J.
Trapnell, Lancaster, Pa. 30164
Minstrel show opening; from College
holiday, w Ralph Freed, m Burton
Lane. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936; E unp.
134844; Famous music corp., New
York. 30165
Minuet; orch. sec. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936;
E unp. 135316; Joseph Torrey, San
Diego, Calif. 30166
1344
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1986
30193
“Sc a egal. Se ERE
Mir triiumt, ich komm ans himmelstor ;
op. 3) lied, w C. F. Meyer. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 184881; Alex-
ander Strubell-Harkort, Dresden,
Germany. 30167
Mist around the moon; song, w Hugene
F. Dick, B. Braham and Amy Cooper.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1986; E unp. 135310 ;
Bernice Braham, East Cleveland.
30168
Mr. Freddie blues; w and melody H.
Shayne. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
134905; Wabash music co., Chicago.
30169
Mon ami, my friend; from Johnny
Johnson, w Paul Green, m Kurt
Weill; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Nov. 17, 1936; E pub. 58705; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York.
Mon apéro; paroles R. Malleron, m
Juel. © Aug. 20, 1986; E for. 46486:
Ray Ventura & cie., Paris. 30171
Monachella; versi P. Tascone, melodia
G. Albani. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub.
57745; Pasquale Tascone and Giu-
seppe Albani, New York. 30172
Montana Lou; w Louis Simpson: pf.
© 1c. Noy. 11, 1936; E unp. 135081 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30173
Moon (The) is shining; w Tony Mar-
tin, melody James S. Tinling; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E
unp. 135247; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 30174
Moon magic; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © July 29, 1936; Epub.
58305; Katherine Foster, New York.
30175
Moon (The) shines into my room; w
S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaffer. ©
1c Nov. 19, 1936; E unp. 135428;
Max Shaffer and S. J. Segal, Mon-
treal. 30176
Moon, silvery moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 1384540; Effie
M. Smith, Hatch, N. M. 30177
Moondream; rumba, w Nick Drance,
melody Pancho Romanov. New rev.
version. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp.
134617; George Pancho Shopis-Ro-
manoy, New York. 30178
= Rey. version, “© 1 ¢.
Nov. 3, 19386; E unp. 184685; G. P.
Shopis-Romanov, New York. 30179
Moonlight—and a violin was playing ; w
and m Jack Jesson and Lawrance In-
gleby. © Nov. 6, 1936; E for. 46323 ;
30170
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 30180
Moonlight dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. OMLY G:
Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 184544; Marie
Edwards, Detroit. 30181
Moonlight memories; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1 c¢. Sept. 18,
1936; E unp. 135218; Leonard Gil-
liam, Freestone, Tex. 30182
Moonlight of Hawaii; w and melody.
© 1c. Noy. 6, 1936; E unp. 134758 ;
Frank Zwolak, Bridesburgh, Phila-
delphia. 20183
Moonrise; w Edward James Grant, and
melody. ©1 ce. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp.
135093; Barton William Mitchener,
Everett, Mass. 30184
Most adorable you; pf., with w. ©
1 c. Noy. 4, 1986; E unp. 134661;
Henry Jackson Little, Garrett, Ind.
30185
Mot (Un); de B. de Torne, op. 39; pf.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Oct. 20,
1936; E for. 46896; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 30186
Motette; ex Deo nascimur—in Christo
morimur—ex spiritu sancto revivis-
cimus, Joh. Nep. David; 8 stimmigen
gem. chor. Partitur. © Sept. 7, 1936;
E for. 46415; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 30187
Mother, alone, at home; song. © Oct.
26, 1936; E pub. 58720; Effie May
McKee Pearson, San Diego, Calif.
30188
Mother and dad; song. ©1e. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 134711; Marcella Lalley
Kropp, Brooklyn. 30189
Mother in heaven; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135076:
Thomas J. Reilly, Boston. 30190
Mother’s (A) last prayer; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 19386; E unp.
135324 ; Hazel Elmo Richardson, Cyn-
thiana, Ky. 30191
Mother’s (A) vision; pf., with w. ©
1 oe Nov. 6, 1936; E.unp. 1384822;
Harriett Mildred Smith, Allentown,
Pa. 30192
Mountain dreams; w and melody Belva
C. Williams, Sylvia Williams, Doro-
thy Williams and Mary Esther Wil-
liams, m J. J. Stafford, J. F. Fergu-
son, J. A. Montgomery and C. IL.
Hathaway; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Nov. 10, 1986; E pub. 58516; Belva
C. Williams, Elizabethton, Tenn.
30193
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pt. Ir, n. 8., v. 31
30194
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Cassa-
zione; quartet, rev.; oboe or flute,
_ clarinet, horn and bassoon. pts. ©
June 1, 1986; E pub. 58297; Albert J.
Andraud, Cincinnati. 30194
Fiinfzehn walzer; bearb. Martin
Frey; pf. © Oct. 24, 1936; E for.
46470; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
- many. 30195
Marapumovvt. prapyutTouvakt pov
(Mparmpouni mparmpounaki mou) ;
dance, w and melody. © 1 e¢. Sept.
50, 1936; E unp. 132821; Mike Kaga-
nis, New York. 30196
Miiller (Sigfrid Walther) Sonate; es
dur, op. 52; oboe u. klavier. © Aug.
12, 1986; E for. 46413; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, Leipzig. 30197
Zwei sonatinen; C dur u. es dur,
op. 53, nrs. 1 u. 2; klavier. © Aug.
12, 1986; E for. 46414; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 30198
Murcia; boléro, Jean Neago, arr. Leo-
pold Weninger; orch. ptes. © Sept.
30, 1936; E for. 46842; Métropolis
é€ditions musicales, Paris. 30199
Music (The) in your eyes; song, mel-
ody Agnes Shapiro Durst. © 1 ».
- Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 1384868; Julius
M. Zenchoff, Willimantic, Conn.
30200
Music mad; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 3, 1986; E unp. 184630; Jimmie
Franklin, Hollywood, Calif. 30201
Music (A) reader; intro. chords and
transposition, text and m Lillie M.
Jordan; pf. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub.
58483; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 30202
Musikalische bilder; v. Theodor Blum-
er, werk 69, nrs. 1-5; flote u. klavier.
© Aug. 6, 1936; E for. 46170; Wil-
helm Zimmermann, Leipzig. 30203
My bay bridge baby; w Susa Gould
Walker; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135029; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30204
My beautiful American rose; violin ’
2 or mand. with w. © Nov. 21, 1936;
E pub. 58644; Elsie Barta McCoy,
Chicago. 30205
My bonnie; song, new pf. arr., Hawa-
iian guit. solo, in note and diagralu,
with chords for ukulele and guit.,
Nick Manoloff. © Nov. 17, 1936;
E pub. 58639; Calumet music Co.,
Chicago. 30206
My California home; song, m Vernon
Leftwich. © 1 ec. Nov. 9, 1936; E
unp. 134899; Allen R. Harrison, Los
Angeles. 30207
My cottage of love; w and m Bert
Fields, arr. Harry Ludwig. © Oct.
14, 1936; E pub. 58518; McGee musie
pub. co., New York. 30208
My cup; from White man, w Sam Byrd
and Cecil Mack, m Ford Dabney, pf.
arr. Bob Noeltner; with guit. arr.
© Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58653; Jerry
Vogel music co., inec., New York. .-
30209
My dear home on the farm; w Annie
- Knowlton; pf. © 1 c¢. Noy. 11, 1986;
E unp. 185019; Sylvester Long Cross.
Portland, Or. 30210
My destiny; song. © 1 ec Noy. 12,
1936; E unp. 1385152; Arthur R. Col-
lins, Grand Rapids, Mich. 30211
My dream of yesterday; w and m Lu-
cile Burton. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1986;
EK unp. 185485; Lucile Burton Glick,
San Francisco. 30212
My exception; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf., with w. ©1e. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135040; Harold Raymond Stil-
well, Grand Rapids, Mich. 30213
My feet won’t dance; song, melody Dick
Guttmann. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; EH
unp. 135078; Arza. Hitt, Mineral
Wells, Tex. 30214
My four-leaf clover; song, m Fred
Strasser. © Nov. 23, 1936; E pub.
58681; Hattie D. Coe, Lincoln, Neb.
30215
My girl in sunny Tennessee; w and m
Lane Hardin; pf. treble. © 1 e. Oct.
15, 1986; E unp. 134729; Georgia mu-
sic co., New York. 30216
My great surprise; fox trot, w Bud
Winkler, and melody. © 1 c. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 185126; Melvin
Arndt, Baltimore. 30217
My haven; w Pixie Leonard Wheeler,
m Raymond Loughborough. © Oct.
30, 1986; E for. 46384; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 30218
My heart is calling; encore song. ©
Oct. 23, 1986; E pub. 58491; Mabel
Howard McDuffee, Portland, Me.
30219
—w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1986; E unp. 135086; Jas. H. Manery,
Detroit. 30220
1346
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
My heart is singing; from Three smart
girls, w Gus Kahn, m Bronislaw Ka-
per and Walter Jurmann. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 22, 1986; E unp. 134838; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 30221
My heart is under new management ; w
Edward Seiler; pf. treble. © 1c,
Oct. 31, 1986; B unp. 1384598; James
G. Parke, jr., Rahway, N. J. 30222
My heart’s for rent; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 134874; Rus-
sell Louis Goldhart, Harrisburg, O.
30223
My heart’s in the heart of the Rockies ;
w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1936;
E unp. 1385345; Leona Vivian Auker,
Flint, Mich. 30224
My heart’s in the right place since I’ve
set my heart on you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 135234;
Graham Norton Sylvester, Rosetown,
Sask., Canada. 30225
My hobby; w and m Nat Norton. ©1e.
Nov. 14, 1986; E unp, 135192 ; Norinne
Cotton Sisk, Columbus, Ga. 30226
My home in Alaska; pf., with w. ©
1c. Noy. 5, 1936; E unp. 1384764; Wm.
Willard Streber, Portland, Or. 30227
My honey; song, m Maud Clary Lueas.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 19386; E unp. 134650;
Mary Douglas Wilson, Plainville, I.
30228
My infatuation; w and melody. ©1-c.
Nov, 17, 1986; E unp. 135308; Victor
Clarence Thomson, Tucson, Ariz.
30229:
My kingdom for a queen; song, melody
F. Kramer and Dan Franklin. ©1c.
Noy. 17, 1986; E unp. 1385275; Freda
Kramer, New York. 30230
My life began when I met you; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 14, 1936; E unp.
135194; Louis Stanton, Los Angeles.
30231
My little brown shack on the prairie;
w Marie Aaneson; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 1385048; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 30232
My little mule wagon; from Under your
spell, w Howard Dietz, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Noy. 19, 1936; E pub. 58622; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30233:
My little Texas town; w and melody
Fred Kirby. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 185116; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 30234
30247
My love for you; song. ©1e. Nov, 11,
1936; E unp. 135096; Barbara Beach,
Emporia, Kan. 30235
My love song; waltz, w W. Scott, and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135350; Alfred Williamson, Represa,
Calif. 302386
My love will never, never change; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E
unp. 1385284; J. Ansley Goodman, De-
troit. 30237
My loving Cathleen; w and melody Cliff
Carlisle, © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E
unp. 135117 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 30238
My morning star; song, m J. Chas. Me-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp.
134921; William T. Hopkins, Cardin,
Okl. 30239
My mother; w August Charles Boegert ;
pf. © 1e. Nov. 11, 1986; E ump.
135062; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 30240
My, oh, my; melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1986; E unp. 134709; Samuel Wissig,
Parlier, Calif. 30241
My old-fashioned home; waltz, w Ralph
Butler and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolechard Evans; with ukulele arr.
and chord figures for pf. accordion,
banjo and guit. © Oct. 16, 1936; E
for. 46536; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
30242
My old fashioned sweetheart; w and
melody Fred Kirby. © 1. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp, 135118; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 30243
My pal, why did you leave me; w Leon-
ard Coeur d’Alene Johnson; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135023;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30244
My paradise at eventide; fox trot, w
Mark Mayhew, melody Billy Mayhew.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp. 134619;
William P. Mayhew, Cambridge, Md.
30245
My peace I give; song, arr. Joseph A.
Artis. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135241; Allen M. Clark, Warsaw, Ind.
30246
My peaceful cabin; song, melody G. B.
Hunt and Eva Hall Thompson. © 1
ce. Noy. 4, 1986; E unp. 134723; Gale
Borden Hunt, San Jose, Calif.
30247
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30248
My poster girl; song, m P. Marion
Clark. © 1c. Oct. 19, 19386; E unp.
134572; Helen Flower Jones, Van-
30248
couver, Wash.
My prairie state; march, w Myra Page
Wiren, m F. Avanarius Wiren.
Oct. 23, 1936; E pub. 58496; M. Page
pub. & producing co., inc., New York.
30249
My prize baby; w A. Jaeger, melody
H. Ludwig. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1936;
E unp. 185084; Alphons Jaeger and
Harry Ludwig, Detroit. 30250
My Rio Grande girl; song, m J. C. Mc-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1986; E .unp.
135370; Jimmie M. Collins, Horse
Springs, N. M. 30251
My Saviour knows; sacred solo or duet,
melody J. Edward Garns, harmony
Basil V. Alt. © Nov. 2, 1936; E pub.
58515; J. Grayson Jones, Freeland,
Pa. 30252
My scrapbook sweetheart; w Eugene F.
Dick; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17, 1936; E
unp. 135315; Bernice Braham, East
Cleveland. 30253
My skates; musical recitation, w Flor-
ence EH. Eakman, m Frieda Peycke;
pf. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58389;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
30254
My southland home; song, pf. sc. Bob
Miketta. ©1c. Oct: 31, 1936; E unp.
1384553; Maxine Busbey, Sarasota,
Fla. 30255
My sugar takes me with a grain of salt;
w and melody Carmen Lombardo and
John Jacob Loeb. © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1936; E unp. 134527; Famous music
corp., New York. 30256
My sweet baby gave me the air; song,
melody Charlie J. Gaal. ©1e. Nov.
5, 1936; E unp. 1384867; Andrew De-
marest, Westwood, N. J. 30257
My sweet romance; w and m Kate
Marie Phillips Firth; pf. ©1c. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 1385044; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 30258
My sweetheart of yesterday; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936;
E unp. 134918; Earl Henry, Benwood,
iW. Va. 30259
My tango (Tango mio); English, Olga
Paul, Spanish, Emilio Fresedo, m Os-
valdo Fresedo, arr. Venado de Campo.
© Nov. 2, 1986; E pub. 58292; Ea-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 30260
©
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
My telltale heart; w Chet Johnson, m
Billy Woolf, arr. Genevieve Siewert.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 134786;
William Humphrey Woolf, jr., Oak-
land, Calif. 30261
My theme of love: w V. H. Kraus, mel-
ody E. D. Ringle. © 1 @ Nov. 2,
1986; E unp. 135470; Victor H. Kraus,
Long Island City, and Eugene D. Rin-
gle, Bayside, N. Y. 30262
My voice is like a flute of gold; w J. K.
Brennan, melody A. Von Tilzer. ©
1 e Oct. 14, 1986; E unp. 134741;
Albert Von Tilzer, Hollywood, Calif.,
and J. Keirn Brennan, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 30263
My waltz of memories; pf., with w. ©
ty ¢., Octs. 22, 1936. EE wins, Meszdae
Viola Evelyn Collins, Custer, 8S. D.
30264
My wish when you leave; song. © 1c.
Nov. 6, 1986; E unp. 134823; Harriett
M. Smith, Allentown, Pa. 30265
Nacht (Die) is fintzter; w H. Levick,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 185422; Samuel Weisser,
Brooklyn. 30266
Nature’s symphony; song, melody Wil-
bur Dorfman. © 1 ¢ Nov. 4, 1986;
EK unp. 134656; Bernard Jay
Schwartz, Cleveland. 30267
Negro bravo; rumba, José Sentis, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et pa-
roles. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46496;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 30268
Negro folk songs as sung by Lead
Belly; transcribed, selected and ed.
John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax. ©
Noy. 24, 1986; A 101011; Macmillan
co., New York. 30269
Neighbors (The) call her mother, for
she really is a mother to them; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © Oct. 13, 1936;
E pub. 58317; Benjamin F. Clark,
Sandia Park, N. M. 30270
Never never man; w and melody. ©
1 «c... Nov. 7, 1986;..E unp., 134816:
Edward Joseph Walter, Philadelphia.
30271
Never should have told you; w Cliff
Friend, m Dave Franklin, pf. se. Geo.
N. Terry; with ukulele and guit. arr.
© Oct. 14, 1936; E pub. 58375; Popu-
lar melodies, ine., New York. 30272
New-heart ; fox-trot, w and m Norman
Hackforth, arr. Allan Paul; orch. pts.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 46379; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 30273
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no. 11, 1936
30302
Next time we love; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 19386; E unp. 134813;
Ruth Virginia Haon, New York.
30274
Night; pf. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135176; Helen Dupies, Dallas. 30275
—w and melody. ‘© 1c. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 135472; Joseph S. Lilly,
Atlantie City.
Night music for six; woodwind, ensem-
ble, Ellsworth Shanks. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58669; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 30277
Night of love; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 4, 1986; E unp. 1384658; Lowell
Wilson Allen, Dothan, Ala. 30278
Night (The) that we met; w and mel-
ody. ©1.«. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp.
135128; Leonard Corenman, New
York. 30279
No lo supiste comprender; vals; pf.,
eon letra. © 1 ec. Nov. 2, 1936; E
unp. 134587; Ernestina Lecuona, Ha-
vana. 30280
No more war for me; w and melody.
© Oct. 16, 1936; E pub. 58683; Fred
G. Schwing, Pasadena. 30281
No one; w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1986; E unp. 134875; Harry Vroom
Connell, Chelsea, Mass. 30282
No other girl can kiss like you; violin
1 and 2, or mand., with w. ©1e.
Noy. 10. 1986; E unp. 1384864; Hlsie
Barta McCoy, Chicago. 30283
No wonder I’m blue; blues fox trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936;
E unp. 135282; Ralph Donald Good-
win, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
30284
Nob hill strut; song, from Nob hill
nights, w Ursula Williamson Hale.
© Oct. 26, 1986; E pub. 58256; Leon-
ard Auletti, San Francisco. 30285
Nobedy but you; w and m Country
Washburne; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58295; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 30286
— w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1936; E unp. 134868; Mitchell McIver
Benton, Atlanta. 30287
Nobody loves me; w and melody Eliza-
beth Davis Weaver. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 134715; Ira A. Weaver,
Washington. 30288
114808—37———_-4
30276
North wind whistling ’round the cor-
ner; w and m Hazel Neidengard. ©
1 ¢ Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134563;
Hazel Geraldine Neidengard, Sausa-
lito, Calif. 30289
Not forgotten; by David Buttolph; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135255;
Movietone music corp., New York.
30290
Nothing but the truth; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
1353840; Wm. P. Mayhew, Cambridge,
Md. 30291
Nothing matters; w Emile Moller, m
Victor Cornelius; orch. pts. © Oct.
19, 1986; E for. 46439; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 30292
Notturnino di luna; by Paul Painter;
4 © flutes. © Nov. 4, 1986; E pub.
58667 ; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 30293
Novelty (The) of it all; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp. 134812;
Ruth Virginia Haon, New York.
30294
Now; from The show is on, w Ted
Fetter, m Vernon Duke; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Nov. 4, 19386: E pub.
58432 ; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
30295
Now love has gone; w and melody
Ralph Laib and D. Curry. ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 135130; Vladi-
mir Bialkowski and Donald Curry,
New York. 30296
Now or never; fox-trot, w Sam M.
Lewis, m Peter De Rose, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts. © Sept. 8, 1936;
E pub. 58655; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 30297
Now we must say good-night: w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
135320; Jesse Calvin Watson, jr.,
Pineville, La. 30298
Nterra pusilleco; versi Vito Spina,
melodia Nick Muscariello. © 1 e.
Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 134530; Pietro
De Feo, New York. 30299
Nursery rhymes; w Morgan Sexton,
melody Gene Brown. © 1c. Nov. 190,
1986; E unp. 1384979; Gene D. Brown,
Rock Island, Il}. 30800
Nursery (The) train; w Jack Radford-
Stewart; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135047; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30301
Nuts about you; song. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1936; E unp. 134520; Bruce J. Dayid-
son, New York. 30302
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30303
Nuts, wine and crackers ; comedy waltz,
w and m Morton Morrow; with uku-
lele arr. and chord figures for pf.
accordion, banjo and guit. © Oct.
26, 1986; EH for. 465389; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 30303
O blessed Redeemer; song, w Edgar |}
Hart Guynn. © 1c. Noy. 17, 1936;
E unp. 13853807; Edith Katherine
Guynn, Knoxville, Tenn. 30304
O bright star; pf., with w. ©1ce. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 134794; Marion Lon-
don Milholin, White Plains, N.. Y.
30305
O dear little children,—Silent night
[and] Santa Claus march; hymn
tunes and a secular carol, instruc-
tions to teachers, L. M. Dodd; pf.
© Sept. 23, 1936; E pub. 58530; Art
publication soe., Clayton, Mo. 380806
O freude tiber freude; volkslied, ende
17. jahrhundert, m Albert Kranz,
op. 46, nr. 4; gem. chor. © Oct. 9,
1936; E for. 46450; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 30307
O love that wilt not let me go; anthem,
w George Matheson, m Seth Bing-
ham; mixed cho, © Nov. 19, 1936;
E pub. 58595; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 30308
O pretty shepherdess; 3-pt. song, Eng-
lish version James Woodside, m
Adam Krieger, 3rd pt. and acc. James
Woodside. © Nov. 19, 1986; E pub.
58610; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 30309
Oasis; w and melody. © 1 ec. Novy. 2,
19386; E unp. 1384604; Robert William
Clasper, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
30310:
Obstination; poésie Anna Sergueeff, m
Guido Bianchini. © Aug. 27, 1936;
EK for. 46261; Guido Bianchini,
Venice, Italy. 30311
Occasional kisses won’t do; song. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 19386; E unp.+35289; Lee
Thompson and Ralph Samples, Ft.
Worth. 303812
Office of the holy communion; in B
min., m Leo Sowerby; mixed voices ;
organ acc. © Nov. 19, 1936; E pub.
58593; H. W. Gray co., New York.
3038138
Oh, baby, you were meant for me; w
Joe Henry Perry: pf. © 1 e¢. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 135014; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 30314
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Oh come back to me; song, m Jack
Fremen. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
1384730; Ida Anderson, Fargo, N. D.
30315
Oh, heart of love; from Johnny John-
son, w Paul Green, m Kurt Weill;
with arr. for’ guit., ete. © Nov. aa
1936; E pub. 58704; Chappell & co.,
inec., New York. 30316
Oh! How I love old Ireland; song,
m Leo Richard. © 1c. Novy. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1384551; Mary E. Bartley,
Santa Cruz, Calif, 30317
Oh please Mister Policeman; w and
melody. .©°'1 c¢ Nov. 13), 19386258)
unp. 185283; Ethel Squires, Wells-
wile NEY: 30318
Oh Red; w and m Joe McCoy; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1936; E unp.
135457; State street music pub. co.,
Chicago. 30319
Oh Sweet Marie waltz; w Albert Heine-
mann, and melody. © 1 e. Aug. 18,
1936; E unp. 1385209; Juan José
Rojas, San Francisco. 30320
Oh take me back to Florida; song, m
J.,, Chas., MeNeiL,; ©; 1 « Now, 133
1936; E unp. 1385374; Alice Foley,
Lomita, Calif. 30821
Oh the Rio Grande; cowboy song,
from Johnny Johnson, w Paul Green,
m Kurt Weill; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Novy. 17, 1936; E pub. 58703;
Chappell & ¢co., ine., New York.
30322
Oh won’t you please come back to me;
song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp.
134515; Herman M. Jaffe, Jersey
City: 30323
Oh, you big, big yellow moon; w and
melody. ©1 ce. Nov. 3, 1986; E unp.
134672; Eleanor Hinton, Daytona
Beach, Fla. 30324
Oh, you can’t do that to me; w and
melody. ©1c. Noy. 19, 1936; E unp.
135426; Celie Stone, Roxbury, Mass.
30325
Old bass viol; song. © Nov. 1, 1936; E
pub. 58597; Cora Fanchon Miller,
Rocky Ford, Col. 30326
Old dancing shoes; w and m Jack
Windsor, arr. Harry Ludwig; with
guit. arr. © Nov. 20, 1936; E pub.
58664 ; Will Lewis, Chicago. 30327
Old (The) fashioned garden; song, m
J. C. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936;
EK unp. 1853871; Jeannette Tuttle,
Summerville, Or. 30328
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Old (An) fashioned waltz; song. ©1e.
Nov. 138, 1986; E unp. 135168; Mary
Josephene Walker, Los Angeles.
30329
Old McDonald had a farm; note and
diagram arr. © 1. Nov. 10, 1986;
E unp. 184999; Max Rogers, Youngs-
town, O. 3033
Old Man Depression has the blue eagle
blues; w and melody Harmon E.
Lees. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135351; Herman Leis, Brooklyn.
>)
30331
Old (The). mill in Woodland Hills; w
and melody. © 1. Novy. 11, 1986;
EH unp. 135207; Arthur L.. Petrie,
Pontiac, Mich. 30332
Old (The) rocking chair; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 22, 1936; E unp. 134675; Hubert
Blackburn, Feeding Hills, Mass.
30333
Old sailor; w and m Fred Godfrey and
Jimmy Kennedy; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E for. 464382; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd., London.
: 30334
Ole mammy; song, w Rose Titmuss
Ghent. © 1c. Noy. 17, 1936; E unp.
135319; Grace Ghent Dean, Colum-
bus, O. 30539
Olympische kantate; fiir vierstimmigen
chor wu. orch., text Karl Broger, m
Kurt Thomas, werk 28. Klavieraus-
zug. © Oct. 8, 1986; E for. 46412;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 30336
Olympische reigen; v. Car] Orff, bearb.
Gunild Keetman; zwei u. mehr in-
strumente. Partiturauszug. © Aug.
28, 1936; E for. 46289; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. . 30837
Omino (L’) innamorato; parole Lio-
man, m Luigi Ferrari Trecate. ©
Oct. 18, 1986; E for. 46274; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 303838
On board the Goodspeed; w Arthur M.
Kennedy, m H. Alexander Matthews;
men’s voices, with ten. solo; 4 hand
pf. ace. © Oct. 30, 1936; E pub.
58343; Oliver Ditson co., inc., Bos-
ton. 30339
On high; w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1936; E unp. 134865; Andrew P.
Buschine, San Jose, Calif. 30340
Or memory’s tattered screen; song. m
C. Frederick Clark. Nov. 12,
1936; E pub. 58585; John G. Jef-
frey, Watertown, N. Y. 30341
30855
On the banks of the San Miguel; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 1853833; Mary M. Cook,
Olathe, Col. 30342
On the impulse of the moment; w
Francis Stanton, melody John Han-
cock Kimball. © 1 ¢ Nov. 6, 1936;
EK unp. 154789; Francis Hayward
Stanton, Norway, Me. 30343
On the isle of romance: w and m Har-
riett Heller and J. F. Sorg. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1986; E unp, 134952 ; Johann
Fredr. Sorg, Chicago. 30344
On the Lido; serenata, G. Becce; pf.
conductor. © Oct. 29, 1936; E. for.
46350; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
30345
Once I met happiness; song, w Mar-
garet Widdemer. © 1 ec. Nov. 20,
1936; E unp. 1385489; Courty Rossi-
Diehl, Glen Ridge, N. J. 30346
Once upon a time; song. © 1 e. Nov.
12, 1936; E unp. 135155; Thomas J.
Manion, Chicago. 30347
One (The) exception to the rule; w
Hddie Lane, m R. M. Hastman; pf.
treble. © 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1936; EB unp.
134733; Edward Lozowick, Newark,
N. J., and Richard Morse Eastman,
Chicago. 30348
One (The) I love; fot-trot song, mel-
ody G. E. Willey and Tom Kilbourne.
© 1e. Oct. 10, 1936; BE unp. 135860;
Gordon Elmer Willey, Wilmington,
Calif. 80349
One in a million; w Sidney D. Mitchell,
m Lew Pollack. ©1ce. Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 135250 ; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 30850
One (The) rose, that’s left in my heart;
waltz, Del Lyon and Lani McIntire,
arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with
male trio. © July 15, 1936; E pub.
58654; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 30351
One (The) you need might be me; song.
© 1e. Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 134568;
Ray Fortune, Fresno, Calif. 30352
Oneglance Spanish guitar method. ©
Sept. 2, 1936; E pub. 58582; Thomas
A. Mareus, Fredonia, Wis. 30353
Only you from now on; w and m Daniel
Alex. Simons. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1936,
E unp. 134533; D. A. Simons, Bur-
bank, Calif. 30854
Ooh! I love, we are young; song. ©
1e. Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 1384686; M.
Leola Howd, Hornell, N. Y. 30855
1351
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30356:
Opusteni vandrak: spév. © 1 ¢ Nov.
20, 1936; E unp. 135440; James Wm.
Hajek, jr., Cleveland. 30856
Oregon moon; m Sylvester Long Cross ;
pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E
unp. 1384769; Robert E. Barrett, For-
est Grove, Or. 30357
Oriental: dance; pf. © 1 ¢«. Nov. 16,
1936: E unp. 1385278; Jose I. Medina,
Los Angeles. 30358
Orientale; by César Cui, arr. Willis
Conolly; Spanish guit., in diagram.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 58313; Oahu
pub. co., Cleveland. 30359
Ostpreussische tiinze; unter verwen-
dung ostpreussischer motive, suite, |.
Otto Besch; kleines orch. Partitur.
© Oct. 7, 1936; E for. 46452; F. E. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig. 30860
Our Christmas day; w Theodosia
Smith, m Carl F. Mueller. 1. Sop. 1, 2
and alto cho.—2. Mixed cho. © Sept.
21, 1986; E pub. 58545, 58546; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York.
30361, 30362
Our ghost; unison song, w Margaret
Keir, m Montague Ewing. © Oct. 8,
1936; E for. 46154; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London. 303863
Our sheltering oak; w and m Lidy
Koehler Robertson. © Oct. 20, 1936;
E pub. 58261; Lidy K. Robertson, Los
Angeles. 30364
Out of a clear blue sky ; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1936; E unp.
134657; Clarence R. Pitts, Compton,
Calif. 30365
Out of the goodness of your great big
heart; prison song, w J. K. Brennan,
melody A. Von Tilzer. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 1384743; Albert Von
Tilzer, Hollywood, Calif... and J.
Keirn Brennan, Beverly Hills, Calif.
30366
Out on that bright southern land; song.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 135075 ;
Ernest James LaPortee, Brockport,
Nad. 30367
Out on the lone prairie; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 1384973; Emil
Danovsky, Alexander, Ia. 30368
Over she goes; from the production, w
Desmond Carter and Frank Eyton, m
Billy Mayerl; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Oct. 17, 1936; E for. 46433;
Victoria music pub. co., ltd., London.
; 3086S
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Over the hills and far away; w Hugene
Field, m Karl Klun. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1936; E unp. 135133; Rosina Klun,
Los Angeles. 30370
Over Tiorati trails; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
20, 1936; E unp. 1384575; Harold Ed.
McDonnell, West Englewood, N. J.
30371
Oy, oy, cha-cha; w H. Nomberg, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp.
135411; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
~ 30872
Page (N. Clifford) Ten light overtures
for orchestra ; compiled and ed. N. C.
Page. pts. Rev. ed. © Oct. 5, 1936;
EK pub. 58855; Oliver Ditson co., inc.,
Boston. 30873
Painting rainbows; w and m Reg Con-
nelly. © Nov. 9, 1986; E for. 46356 ;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
303874 |
Pal of my war time days; waltz song.
© Noy. 9, 1936; E pub. 58666; John
Daniel Huntington, Los Angeles.
30375
Palm trees; w Joe Edwin Maley; pf.
© 1. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 135025 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30376
Paloma (La) ; by Sebastian De Yradier,
arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit.
solo, obbl. and obbl. acc., with Span-
ish guit. ace. and chord symbols. ©
Noy. 10, 19386; E pub. 58506; First
natl. inst. of allied arts, South Bend,
Ind. 30377
Pals of the prairie; w and m Tex
Owens; with guit. arr. © 1 «¢. Nov.
7, 1936; E unp. 184828; Doie Hensley
Owens, Kansas City, Mo. 303878
Pampero; tango, melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
20, 1936; E unp. 185451; Judy Ly-
man, San Diego, Calif. 30379
Panserbasse; sange fra filmen, tekst:
Carl Viggo Meincke, m: Victor Cor-
nelius; pf. © Oct. 19, 1936; E for.
46441; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
30880
Par (Ett) tre sjdmil fran Nya Zeeland ;
av S. Skogh; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov. 10,
1986; E unp. 185135; Sven Karlsson,
Stockholm. 303881
Paradise valley; w and melody. ©l1c.
Nov. 5, 1936; E unp. 134770; Alvin
St. Clair Austin, Detroit. 30382
Partita; v. Johann Nep. David; orch.
Partitur. © Sept. 5, 1936; E for.
46917; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig.
we#IT 3088
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 11, 1936
30408
Pas seul; air de ballet, Thomas F. Dun-
hill; pf. © Sept. 18, 1986; E for.
46264; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
Itd., London. 30884
Passepied; by Grétry, transcribed
Georges Barrére; flute and pf. ©
Oct. 30, 1936; E pub. 58560; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 30385
Passione (La); oratorio, Gian Fran-
eesco Malipiero; soli, coro misto e
orch. Partitura. © Oct. 27, 1936; E
pub. 46288; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
30386
Pastoral (A) tune; by Godfrey Samp-
son; organ. © Oct. 28, 1936; E for.
46208; Novello & co., Itd., London.
30387
Pastorale und scherzo; tiber das gleiche
thema, Hans Ewald Heller; orch.
Parr, iG) .uly,.9, 1936; 2. for.
46311; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 30388
——yv. Gustav Adolf Schlemm; oboe u.
klavier. © Aug. 6, 1936; E for.
46169; Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leip-
zig. 30389
Paysage pour une Jeanne D’Arec 4 Dom-
rémy; de Jean Rivier; orch. Parti-
tion. © July 17, 1936; E for. 46313;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
30390
Pedlar (The) of stars; w Dorothy
Dickinson, m Raymond Lough-
borough; in C. © Oct. 20, 1936; E
for. 46385; Boosey & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 30391
Pelele; tango, Pedro Maffia, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et pa-
roles. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46497;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 30392
Penny (A) for your thoughts; w and
m Jack Heslin; pf. treble © 1.
Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 134860; John
Martin Heslin, Dorchester, Mass.
30393
Per la via del Calvario; da La passi-
one del Signore, testi italiano, latino
e tedesco da antica leggenda siciliana
e m Giulia Recli; voce solista, coro
femminile, con violino e pf. Parti-
tura. © Oct. 13, 1936; E for. 46271;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 39394
Perennial debutantes; from Red, hot
and blue, w and m Cole Porter; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 16, 1936;
E pub. 58599; Chappell & co., inc,
New York. tab 30395.
13
Pernambuco; rumba, fra Panserbasse,
Victor Cornelius; ork. stemmer.. ©
Oct. 19, 1936; E for. 46440; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 30396
Perpetual motion; by Carl Bohm, from
Suite 3, no. 6, arr. Merle J. Isaac;
orch. pts. © Sept. 29, 19386; E pub.
58462; H. T. FitzSimons co., Chicago.
30397
Perpetuum mobile; by Johann Strauss,
arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. Con-
eert ed. ‘© Oct. 27, 1936; E for.
46402; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 30398
Perseverance; song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 24,
1986; E unp. 135337; Albert Sugden,
Stratford, Ont., Canada. 30399
Persuaded ; w Wm. Van Ornum, melody
Ted Sorich. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 185211; Theodore J. R. Sor-
ich, San Francisco. 30400
Petticoat Lane; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 135437; K.
Henly Fair, Marquette, Mich. 30401
Philipp; foxtrot, aus Allotria, Peter
Kreuder; pf. © June 1, 1936; E for.
46198 ; Edition Meisel & co., g. m. Db.
h., Berlin. 30402
Piceolo (11) fornaio; di Giulio Cesare
Brero; orch. Partitura. © Oct. 27,
1986; E for. 46280; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan. 30402
Pick-pick-pickaninny, pick dat cotton;
w Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst. ©
fc. Nov: 12°°1986; BH’ unp.* 135123 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
30404
Piedigrotta Bideri 1986; versi Emilio
Gatti, ed altri, m Alfredo Mazzucchi,
Antonio Ferretti, ed altri. no. 1, 2° ed.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46468; Casa
editrice F. Bideri, Naples, Italy.
30405
Piero il maleontento; versi Lina
Schwarz, m Giulio Cesare Brero;
oreh. Partitura. © Oct. 27, 1936;
By tor, ) A628: Gy RIcOrdl, “@ancO:,
Milan. 30406
Piles of it; w Marshall Walker; pf.
treble, with w.
HK) unp..13a115 ;
Tucson, Ariz.
©il-c. Noy ieee;
Will E. Skidmore,
30407
Pilgrim (A) prays; w Grace Noll Cro-
well, m Raymond Mitchell; med., in
Hi. flat.2s ©) Now. 23, 219363, sB) apuib:
58735; Clayton F. Summy co., Chica-
go. 30408
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30409
Pilss (Karl) Konzert; B dur, fiir
trompete u. orch.; trompete u. Klav-
ier. Klavierauszug v. komponisten.
© June 19, 1936; E for. 46312; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 30409
Pines (The); w Harriett Young; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 135051;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30410
Pipe dreams; w Vel Huff; pf. ©1e.
Noy. 11, 1986; E unp. 135058; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30411
Place (The) by the wayside with you:
w Emily Chester; pf. © 1. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 185050; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or.
Playing peek-a-boo with you and the
moon; song, pf. arr. Harold Potter.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp. 135127;
James T. Biggs, Ft. Thomas, Kv.
30413
Playtime drill; by Otto Stuart; pf. ©
July 29, 1936; HE for. 46147; Warren
& Phillips, London. 30414
Please do; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1936;
E unp. 135173; Georgia Lambert
Vogenitz, Newcomerstown, O.
30415
Please take care of my heart; w and
melody. ©1«¢. Nov. 9, 19386; E unp.
134873; Fern Ida Glasgow, Wooster,
O. 30416
Pochon (Alfred) Ballade; string quar-
tet. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub. 58598;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 30417
Poem; by Ellen Coleman; violin and
pf. © Sept. 30, 1936; E for. 46363 ;
Augener, Itd., London. 30418
Poison; by David Buttolph. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 1986; EK unp. 185254; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30419
Polack (Der) ; op. 5, lied, w J. von Hich-
endorff. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1936; E unp.
184883; Alexander Strubell-Harkort,
Dresden, Germany. 30420
Poor young daddy; fox trot, w George
Thomas, m G. Thomas and Burreil
Van Buren, © 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; H
unp. 134989; Edwin Gibson, Wood-
ville, Pa. 30421
Port Stockton march; pf. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 184775; Benjamin C.
Allin, Stockton, Calif. 30422
Potpourri; aus Frau Luna, Paul
Lincke; orch. stimmen. © Aug. 18,
1986; E for. 46171; Apollo-verlag,
inh. Paul Lincke, Berlin. 30423
30412 |
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Praeludia ; 157 vor-, zwischen- u. nach-
spiele in allen dur-, moll- u. kirchen-
tonarten, Lajos Bardos, Ettore Des-
deri, Hans Gebhard, u. a.; orgel o.
harmonium. © May 16, 1936; E for.
46328; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 30424
Prairie (The) in the West; w and m
Harry Ernest Smith; pf. ©1c. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 135086; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 30425
Praise now our comrades brave; hymn,
w Guy E. Brown. © Nov. 19, 1986;
E pub. 58645; 316th co., infantry,
U. S. army. Philadelphia. 30426
Prayer; w W. G. Polack, m Johann
Jeep, arr. and ed. Matthew Nathaniel
Lundquist ; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58500; Con-
cordia pub. house, St. Louis. 30427
Prayer (A) of thanksgiving; anthem,
English version Th. Baker, old Duteh
melody, transcribed Eduard Kremser,
arr. Kenneth Downing; sop. and alto
cho.; organ or pf. ace. © Sept, 23,
1936; E pub. 58539 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 30428
Prepositions; song. © 1 ¢e. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 185205; Charles W. Hy-
ster, York New Salem, Pa. 30429:
Pretty little girl; song. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 13853852; James St. Clair
Martenet, Rock Hall, Md. 30430
Priere; by Alfred Newman. © 1 «.
Noy. 13, 1936; E unp. 135257; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30431
Prince of a day in May; song, m Robert
Van Sickle. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1986; E
unp. 135272; Ernest Stoll, Joplin, Mo.
80432
Professor Appleby; by Cy Mockridge.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135244 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
30433
Pulga (La) ; conga rumba, letra Benito
C. Collada, m Don Alberto y Rosita
Rios; pf. ©.1 ¢ Oct., 27, 1936e
unp. 135281; Benjamin C, Collada,
New York. 30434
Pulupe; arr., with accompanying in-
struction, Mort Searles; [fretted in-
strument] © Oct. 31, 1986; E pub.
58309; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 30435
Put a penny in the slot; w Sid Oakan
and Jack Gould, m Maurice Werner ;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 16,
1936 ; E pub. 58589; Edward B, Marks
music corp., New York. 30436
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no. 11, 1986
Put all your worries behind you; w
Frank Hayden, m Norton Lees; with
ukulele arr. and chord figures for
banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E for. 46522; Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 30437
Put my lariat by my side; song, arr.
Cecile Everett. © 1c: Nov. 13, 1986;
E unp. 135178; Helen Dupies, Dallas.
30488
Queen fair and true; w Dorothy Roth,
and melody, © 1c. Oct. 31, 1986; B
unp. 135466; Paul Fania, New York.
304389
Queen of hearts; w and m Paul Rebere;
pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1986; E
unp. 135460; Paul L. Specht, Sinking
Spring, Pa. 30440)
Queen of the May; song. ©1e. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 1384825; Ray Ground,
Guatemala, Guatemala. 30441
Quest (The); w Vincent Pisek, Bo-
hemian folk-song arr. Robert W.
Gibb; sop. 1, 2 and alto, © Nov. 9,
1936; E pub. 58472; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 30442
Racy roadhouse; from Twinkle, w
Clarkson Rose, m Conrad Leonard.
© Oct. 2, 1936; E for. 46149; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
30443
Radio signature and Incidental accom-
paniment; orech. Sc. ©1c. Oct. 23,
1936; E unp. 134940; Harl McDonald,
St. Davids, Pa. 30444
Radio-tone Spanish guitar lessons; by
Irene Lorence. ,.© July 15, 19386; E
pub. 58660; [rene Florence, Toledo, O.
30445
Rainclouds let the sunshine through;
song. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
134931; Dorothy Deltheina Bolding,
Columbus, O. 30446
Raindrops; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936;
E unp. 135359; Granville Harold Shir-
ley, Cumberland, Md. 30447
Ramona; by Alfred Newman. 1. Inci-
dental no. 1—2. Incidental no. 2. ©
1 c Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 1385260,
185261 ; Movietone music corp., New
York. 30448, 30449:
Reading by interval; in the third posi-
tion, tuneful studies, Grace Burrows,
accs. Ben Burrows; violin and pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1986; E for. 46369; Augener,
ltd., London. 30450
30464
Recessional (A); w Fred Whiting; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1986; E unp. 134642;
Frederick Loder Whiting, Larchmont,
N'Y. 30451
Red head; w Victor Weberg; pf. ©1
ce. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 1385052; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30452
Reizenstein (Franz) Suite; pf. nos. 1—
7. Winthrop Rogers ed. © Nov. 3,
1986; E for. 46401; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 30453
Rejoice greatly; anthem, w from the
Bible, m H. H. Woodward, arr. Ken-
neth Downing; sop. and alto cho.;
organ or pf. ace. © Sept. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58540; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 30454
Rejoice with one accord; w H. W.
Baker, m. Johan Schulz, arr.; mixed
cho. © Nov. 11, 1936; E pub. 58535;
Herman W. Monson, Moorhead, Minn.
30455
Remember money; w and melody. ©
1 « Nov. 5, 1986; E unp. 134772;
Charles Sumner Spalding, New York.
30456
Remember my heart; song, melody
Robert Nagel. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936;
EH unp. 134820; Jack Kane, Chicago.
30457
Reminder (A) of you; w and m Mabel
L. Moore. © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1936; E
unp. 185153 ; Mabel L. Moore McClan-
ahan, Cincinnati. 30458
Reminiscence; poem R. Noel Cripps, m
Vera Buck; in C. © Nov. 13, 1936;
E pub. 58719; A. V. Broadhurst, Lon-
don. 30459
Remorse; song. © 1 e. Oct. 12, 1936;
E unp. 1384687; M. Leola Howd, Hor-
nell, N. Y. 30460
Renna’s master lessons: by J. Renna;
pf. accordion. © Nov. 3, 1986; AA
219085; Forster music publisher, ine.,
Chicago. 30461
Reserving all my love for you; w and
m Mary Wheeler Swick. © 1 ¢. Nov.
12, 1986; E unp. 185118; Mary Ellen
Swick, Newton, I11. 30462
Retribution; by Alfred Newman. ©
1 @ Nov. 13, 1936; E unp. 135256;
Movietone music corp., New York.
30463
Revenge; by Alfred Newman. © 1 .«.
Nov. 138, 1936; E unp. 185264; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 30464
1359
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30465
pt. 111, n.s., v.31 ©
Rhode Island forward march; band pts.
© May 10, 1936; E pub. 58270; Ray-
mond G. Williams, Providence.
30465
Ridin’ down the Arizona trail; w and m
Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 12,
1936: E pub. 58499; Jenkins music
co., Kansas City, Mo. 30466
Riffin’ at the Ritz; by Bill Miller; orch.
pts. © Nov. 21, 1936; EH pub. 58663;
Robbins music corp., New York.
30467
Rippling river weep for me; song, m
H. T. Ayres, arr. J. Rosemarin. ©
June 1, 1936; E for. 46347; Theo. W.
Bishop, Mac Nutt, Sask., Canada.
30468
Rise up shepherd and follow ; Christmas
spiritual-anthem, set R. Nathaniel
Dett; mixed voices, and solo.
Nov. 23, 1936; E pub. 58727; J. Fis-
cher & bro., New York. 30469
Rivets; w Julius Huehn, m Charles
Cohen. © Oct. 30, 1936; E pub.
58562; Galaxy music corp., New York.
30470
Roberts (Pasco) master lessons, Span-
ish guitar; progressive method, P.
Roberts. v. 1. © Nov. 6, 1986; AA
219086; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 30471
Robinson (Vivian Wolf) Melody; w
and melody. © 1c. Noy. 10, 19386; E
unp. 184910; Vivian Wolf Robinson,
Lansdowne, Pa. 30472
Rock-a-bye baby; song; diagram arr.
© 1 «© Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134998:
Max Rogers, Youngstown, O. 30473.
Romeo and Juliet; w and melody Wil-
lie Broonzy. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E
unp. 134904; Wabash music co., Chi-
cago. 30474
Ronda ; paso-doble-marche, José Sentis,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © Sept. 1, 19386; E for.
46500; Editions Salabert, Paris.
30475
Roosevelt prosperity march; song. ©
Hee OC 26. 1os6+) HW Wm. ladon,
EHdna Lillian Ensign, Detroit.
30476
Roosevelt waltz; w and tune I. Y. M.
Antonelli, transcribed and harmon-
ized Alexander Miller. ©1e. Oct. 21,
1986; E unp. 1384959; Ida Yulanda
Margherite Antonelli, Providence.
30477
Roosevelt’s victory; march military’;
violin. © 1. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp.
135070; Giuseppe Critelli, Brooklyn.
30478
Rosa de Mayo; tango, Manuel Pizarro,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46495; Hditions
Salabert, Paris. 30479
Rose of my heart; song. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1936; E unp. 134876; Julia Ann Coe,
San Bernardino, Calif. 30480
Rosenband (Das) ; op. 17, lied, w Fr. G.
Klopstock. © 1 ce. Oct. 20, 1936; E
unp. 134882; Alexander Strubell-
Harkort, Dresden, Germany. 30481
Roses in the springtime; w, m and
arr. Thomas A. Marcus, sr.; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 8, 1986; E pub.
58583; Thomas A. Marcus, Fredonia,
Wis. 30482
Roses red; song. © 1. Nov. 7, 1936;
E unp. 1384832 ; Nell Kerfoot, Houston.
30483
Round me falls the night ; anthem, w W.
Romanis, m Francis W. Snow ; mixed
cho. © Nov. 25, 1936; E pub. 58686;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 30484
Round the old barrel organ with Sally;
w and m Raymond Wallace; with
arr. for ukulele, ete., R. S. Stoddon.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 46457: B.
Feldman & co., London. 30485
Rubank elementary method for viola;
individual or class instruction, Sylvan
D. Ward. © Nov. 19, 19386; E pub.
58636; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 30486
Ruegger (Charlotte) Six concert
pieces ; 4 violins, Ist and 3d pos., and
pf. Pf. se. and pts. complete. ©
Nov. 4, 1986; E pub. 58674; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 30487
Rumpty dudgett; by Don Morrison;
violin, viola, cello and string bass; pf.
ace. © Oct. 26, 1936; E pub. 58352;
Oliver Ditson co., inc., Boston. 30488
Rund um Deutschland ; eine sammlung
v. volkstinzen, Albert Kranz; pf.
bd. 1. © Sept. 29, 1986; E for. 46375 ;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 30489
Rusty hinge; w and m Burgess Brown
and E. P. La Freniere, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58425; Roy
music co., inc., New York. 30490
Sangen om Svithiod (Song of Svith-
iod) ; song, w Alex Carlson. © 1 «©.
Oct. 17, 1936; EH unp. 135131; David
Ellison, Chicago. 30491
1356
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
30513
Salt of the earth, salt of the sea; from
Sing fool, sing, w J. K. Brennan,
melody A. Von Tilzer. © 1 ec. Oct.
14, 1936; E unp. 1384737; Albert Von
Tilzer, Hollywood, Calif., and, J.
Keirn Brennan, Beverly Hills, Calif.
30492
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; compiled Bramwell Coles. Full
se. and pts. Ordinary ser., nos. 1113-
1116, Sept. 1936. © Sept. 25, 1986; E
for. 46324; Salvationist pub. & suyp-
plies, ltd., London. 30493
Salvation (The) army instrumental
albums, no. 22; 4 quartettes, compiled
Bramwell Coles; brass instruments.
Se. and pts. © Oct. 21, 1936; E for.
46325; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 30494
Sambo’s picnic; w and m George Les-
lie. © Oct. 28, 19386; E pub. 58271;
George Leslie Diffenbaugh, Los An-
geles. 30495
Samuel Cranston; w Alice L. Pollock
and A. T. Levy, m Henry Hadley and
Alexander Rihm. © 1 ec. Sept. 1,
1936; D 39180; Austin T. Levy, Har-
risville, R. I. 30495*
San Antonio blues; w and melody Jesse
O. Rodgers. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 185119; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 30496
Sandor (Jeno) Két magyar dal; verse
Javor Laszlo, zenéjét szerzette;
Sandor J. © Apr. 12, 1935; E for.
463834; Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest,
Hungary. 30497
San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge
march; [band pts.] © Nov. 9, 1936;
E pub. 58510; Armin Oliveras, San
Francisco. 30498
pf. © Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58478;
Chas. W. Kremer, San Francisco.
30499
Sarabande; by Rameau, transcribed
Georges Barrére; flute and pf. ©
Oct. 30, 1936; E pub. 58559; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 30500
Saskatchewan; w Sammy Lerner and
Irving Caesar, m Gerald Marks;
with guit. arr. © Oct. 9, 1936; E
pub. 58442; Irving Caesar, inc., New
York. 30501
Satan is a woman; song. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1936; E unp. 1385477; Glenn Rose,
Chicago. 30502
Saucy little lady; waltz, melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 134901;
Leopold N. Sperling, Cincinnati.
30503
Scales and arpeggios for piano accor-
dion; by Conway Graves. © Nov. 4,
1986; E for. 463822; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 30504
Scene (The) changes; from A private
affair, fox-trot, Billy Hill, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts., with w. © May
29, 1936; E pub. 58557; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
380505
Schach dem konig .. . ; operette, nach
H. A. Schaufert, v. Paul Harms, m
Walter W. Goetze. Vollst’ndiger
klavierauszug mit text. © Aug. 15,
1935; E for. 46199; Edition Meisel &
co., g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30506
Scherzino; by Arthur Benjamin; pf.
Winthrop Rogers ed. Oct. 18,
1936 ; E for. 46387; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 30507
Schlaraffenhochzeit ; heitere oper, dich-
tung nach August Kopisch’ erzaihlung
Der traumer, v. Karl Hellwig, m Sig-
frid Walther Miiller, op. 54. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug vom kom-
ponisten. © Aug. 17, 19386; D 39179;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 30507*
Schone (Das) Mariele; zipser lied. un-
terteilweiser bentitzung der alten
melodie. © 1 ec. Oct. 20, 1986; H
unp. 134878 ; Alexander Strubell-Har-
kort, Dresden, Germany. 30508
Schubert (Franz Peter) Aspiration;
orch. R. EH. Hildreth; pts. © Nov. 6,
1936; E pub. 58680; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 30509
Grand rondeau; in A dur, op. 107,
bearb. Leo Weiner; orch. Partitur.
© June 26, 1985; E for. 46338; R6z-
savolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
30510
— The stars; arr. Guy Maier; pf.
© Nov. 4, 1986; E pub. 58384; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 30511
Schule ftir 2 reihige diatonische hand-
harmonika; v. Paul Merkelt. ©
Sept. 29, 1986; E for. 46874; D. Rah-
ter, Leipzig. 30512
Sea foam fairy; w and melody Eliza-
beth Davis Weaver. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 134717; Ira A. Weaver,
Washington. 30513
1357
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30514
pt. UI, n. s., Vv. 31
Secret (Le) ; intermezzo, Leonard Gau-
tier, arr. Henry W. Davis; B flat
clarinet, ‘with pf.; ace: © Oct. 27,
, 19386; E pub. 58255; Rubank, ine.,
Chicago. 30514
‘Sehnsucht; op. 6, lied, w J. v. Eichen-
dorff. © 1c. Oct. 20, 19386; E unp.
134888; Alexander Strubell-Harkort,
Dresden, Germany. 30515:
Sei g’scheit, mein kleines ; aus Silhouet-
ten, w Walter Reisch, m Robert Kats-
cher. © June 19, 1936; E for. 46184;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. 30516
Sérénade arabe; paroles Norbert Bros,
m Raymond Legrand. © Aug. 20,
1986; E for. 46484; Ray Ventura &
PeGlen ea hts. 30517
Serenade in the snow; English text
Marshall Bartholomew, m Francis-
cus Nagler, op. 116, no. 1; men’s cho.
‘© Sept. 15, 1936; E pub. 58403; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 30518
Serenade of the moon; w and m Mary
Pollack and Virginia Bauman. © 1
ec. Sept. 1, 19386; EK unp. 1382511; Mary
Pollack, Tacoma.
Serenata malinconica; pf. ©1e¢. Nov.
13, 1936; E unp. 135095; Nathan
Francini, Chicago. 30520
Serenata misteriosa; pf. © 1. Nov.
_ 10, 1986; E unp. 185338; Salvador
Parada Sanchez, Oxnard, Calif.
30521
Shabos Ben Hashmoshos; w J. Adler,
and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1936;
E unp. 135405; Samuel Weisser,
Brooklyn. 30522
Shabos licht; w Heinrich Heine, and
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 31, 1936; E
unp. 185407; Samuel Weisser, Brook-
lyn. 30523
Shack (The) in the mountains; song,
m J. Chas. McNeil. ©1.. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 185376; Edna Irene
Williams, Bemidji, Minn. 30524
Shadows; w Harry Pyle, melody Rob-
ert Wyatt. © 1c Nov. 10, 1936;
EX unp. 1384925; Robert B. Wrvatt,
Brooklyn. 30525
Shadows in the night; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «¢
Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 135399; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
30526
30519
Shadows on the river; song. © 1.
Noy. 16, 19386; E unp. 135366; Theo-
dore William Voigtlander, Seattle.
30527
Shadows on the wall; song, m Hector
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp.
1384550; Ethel G. Esslinger, Macomb,
JO 30528
—— w and melody. © 1 «¢. Oct. 26,
1986; E unp. 185144; Edward White
and Nat Alberts, Brooklyn. 30529
Shall my soul pass through Ireland;
w and m Sean O'Sullivan. © 1.
Oct. 31, 19386; E unp. 135354; Me-
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 30530
She'll not be waitin; song. © 1 ce.
‘Noy. 13, 1986; E unp. 135169; Mary
Josephene Walker, Los Angeles.
30531
She loves me, and not loves me not;
song. © 1c. Nov.2, 193865>H wp.
134613; William Sauer, Waite Park,
Minn. 30532
She’s my sweetheart now; song, m
Stewart Hinsdale. © 1 ¢. Novy. 11,
1936; E unp. 135099'; Solon Clough,
Palmyra, Mich. 30533
She’s not worth your tears; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp.
135112; Donal Mickolichek, St.
Cloud, Minn. 30534
Sheep shearing; by Alfred Newman.
© 1e. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135263:;
Movietone music corp., New York.
30535
Shéhérazade; by Nikolai Rimsky-Kor-
sakov, arr. R. Spaulding Stoughton ;
pf. and organ. © Sept. 19, 1936; E
pub. 58584; Oliver Ditson co., ine..
Boston. 30536
Shepherds, tell us; anthem, w anon., m
W. R. Waghorne; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub.
58742; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
30537
Shine on, silver moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Noy. 11, 1936; E unp. 134970; Gor-
don Murray, Marsboro, Que., Can-
ada. 30538
Ship ahoy for Miami; waltz song. ©
1 c. Nov. 4, 1986; E unp. 134668;
Sirl Winchester, Miami, Fla. 30539
Shirley and the two black dots; from
Dimples, by Jimmy McHugh, arr.
Sam. A. Perry; pf. conductor. © 1
e. Noy. 13, 1986; E unp. 135295; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 30540
1358
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 19386
30568
Shomer (Der); w A. Reisen, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp.
135415; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
30541
Short’nin’ bread; adapted Jacques
Wolfe, orech. Adolf Schmid; orch.
pts. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub. 58601;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
30542
Should you forget; w and melody. ©
Poee NOV. 13, 11996;. E, unp. 135221;
Ruth Elizabeth Hagerty, Bridgeport,
Conn. 30543
Showers; fox-trot, w Phyllis Lintott,
m Colin Wendell, arr. Jack Mason;
dance orch. pts. © Sept. 15, 19386;
E pub. 58487; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 30544
— w Phyllis Lintott, m Colin Wend-
ell. © Sept. 15, 1986; E pub. 58488 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 30545
Sichronos; w J. Adler, and melody. ©
1 ce Aug. 31, 19836; E unp. 135408;
Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn. 30546
Siciliana; by Arthur Benjamin; pf.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Oct. 18,
1986; EH for. 46388; Boosey & co., ltd...
London. 30547
Silent night; by Gruber, arr. Clarence
Kohlmann; organ. © Nov. 4, 1936;
EK pub. 58883; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 30548
Silhouetten-walzer ; walzerlied aus Sil-
houetten, text Walter Reisch, m Rob-
ert Katscher. © June 19, 1986; E
for. 46183; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 30549
Silv’ry (The) stream flows on; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1986; E unp.
135220; Ola Mae Ritter, Hestand,
Ky. 30550
Since Roosevelt’s in again; w R.
Coughenour, m R. Herriott. © 1.
‘Nov. 5, 1986; E unp. 134721; Roy
Herriott and Richard Coughenour,
McDonald, Pa. 30551
Sing and cheer for Notre Dame; w
Joseph P. Flynn, m Philip G. Kreckel.
© Nov. 2, 1986; Epub. 58327: J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 30552
Sing, O heavens; anthem, w from the
Bible, m R. Spaulding Stoughton;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Oct. 17,
1936; E pub. 58340: Oliver Ditson co.,
ine., Boston. 30553
Sing, sing; hymn, m Mildred Sullivan
Lacour. © Sept. 1, 1936; E pub.
58268; James P. Sullivan, Lincoln,
Neb. 30554
Sing we a joyous measure; Christmas
earol-anthem, w compiled E. M.,:m
Edward Margetson; mixed cho. ©
Noy. 19, 1986; E pub. 58594; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 30555
Duvvéguace oT Mapvacod (Sinnefiase ston
Parnasso); w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1936; E unp. 132822; Mike
Kaganis, New York. 30556
Sittin’ in my saddle; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Nov. 12,
1936; E unp. 135107 ; Henry Zelsman,
Chicago. 30557
Ski heil; w and m Marian Plant. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 184951 ; Otto
Eugen Schniebs, Hanover, N. H.
30558
Skyline; song. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1986; E
unp. 135270; Roma Lawson Jones,
Chicago. 30559
Slaughter on Tenth avenue; modern
ballet, from On your toes, Richard
Rodgers; pf. © Oct. 24, 1936; E pub.
58254; Chappell & co., inc., New York.
30560
Sleeping (The) princess; musical play,
libretto John Erskine. © 1 c¢. Nov.
16, 1936; D 39184; Beryl Rubinstein,
Cleveland. 30560*
Sleepy (A) story; by Anthony Sant
Ambrogio; violin and pf. © Nov. 4,
1935; E pub. 58387; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 30561
Sleigh bells; w Howard Dietz, m
Arthur Schwartz. © 1 «Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 134839; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 30562
Smile at me through your tears; w
Marion Harden and Wesley Spauld-
ing, m W. Spaulding. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 19386; E unp. 135369; Salsbury
corp., Los Angeles. 30563.
Smiles again; entr’acte; pf. © Oct.
13, 1936; E for. 46161; J. R. Orme-
Webb, London. 30564
Smiles from Dublin to you; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp.
134802; Pauline Dagne, East Los
Angeles. 30565
Smiling with Roosevelt; song. © Oct.
10, 1936; H pub. 58519; Anna Mar-
garet Good, Princeton, W. Va.
30566
Smith’s modern school instructor, tenor
banjo; for class teaching, as well as
individual, Wm. J. Smith. bk. 1, 2.
© Nov. 9, 1936; AA 218548, 218544;
Wim. J. Smith music co., ine., New
York. 30567, 30568
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30569
So faingt es an; foxtrot, text Ralph
Maria Siegel, m Manfred Zalden,
klavier arr. Reiny Roland. © Sept.
29, 1986; E for. 46372; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 30569:
Soldier, soldier; Virginian folk-song,
set John Powell, op. 35, no. 2; mixed
cho. with sop. and bar. soli. © Nov.
23, 1986; E pub. 58725; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 30570
Soldiers of the cross, arise; anthem, w
William W. How, m Van Denman
Thompson; mixed cho.; organ acc.
© Nov. 19, 1936; E pub. 58596; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 30571
Soldier’s (A) prayer; hymn, w and m
Samuel J. Bentrick. Nov. 19,
1936; E pub. 58647; 516th co., infan-
try, U. S. army, Philadelphia. 30572
Some one I adore; pf., with w. ©1e.
m Nov. 2, 1936, 1 ec. w Nov. 16; EH unp.
135473; Josephine Montell, Greens-
burg, Pa. 30573:
Some place, some time; waltz; pf., with
w. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
184761; William Begley, Windsor,
Ont., Canada. 30574
Some songs about children; w Herbert
J. Brandon, m John C. Holliday. ©
Oct. 26, 1936; E for. 46854; Herman
Darewski music pub. co., incorporat-
ing Charles Sheard & co., London.
380575
Somebody sold me a ’cello, but I can’t
get it under my chin; w and m
George Arthurs, J. P. Long and
Everett Lynton; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 21, 1936; E for. 46436;
Lawrence Wright music ¢o., ltd., Lon-
don. 30576
Somebody thinks of you; song. © 1.
Noy. 2, 1986; E unp. 184557; Philip
W. Hurd, Westbrook, Me. 30977
Someday; w Roy L. Griffith, and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp.
134958; William Harold Westman,
Chicago. 30578
Someone to eare for me: from Three
smart girls, w Gus Kahn, m Bronis-
law Kaper and Walter Jurmann;
with guit. arr. © Nov. 3, 1986; E
pub. 58332; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
30579
Somervell (Arthur) Ten descants;
written to national songs. 2d ser.
© Oct. 23, 1936; E for. 46380; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 30580
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Something has happened to me; from
This mad whirl, w Moe Jaffe, m Clay
Boland; with arr. for guit., ete.
Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58463; Words &
music, ine., New York. 30581
Something’s calling me back to Dixie;
by George Walden Douglas, se. D. E.
Richardson ; dance orch. pts. © 1c.
Oct. 8, 19386; E unp. 184567 ; Margaret
Ann Douglas, San Antonio. 30582
Sommersprossen; foxtrot, w Josef
Petrak u. Karl Stift, m Hans Lang.
© Aug. 28, 1936; E for. 46192; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 30583
Sonata III; in A dur, Giovanni Platti,
bearb. u. hrsg. Philipp Jarnach;
flauto o. violino u. klavier. © Aug.
28, 19386; E for. 46308; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 30584
Sonate fiir klavier; in F dur, Gerhard
Frommel. © Aug. 28, 1986; E for.
- 46301; B. Schott’s sGhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 30585
Sonatina; pf. ©. 1 c¢ Nov: 11, 1956;
E unp. 135094; Thelma Hester Jones,
Oceanside, Calif. 30586
Song bird; aria, w J. K. Brennan,
melody A. Von Tilzer. © 1c. Oct. 14,
19386; E unp. 134744; Albert Von
Tilzer, Hollywood, Calif., and J. Keirn
Brennan, Beverly Hills, Calif. 380587
Song (A) of Christ child; song, w
Patricia Cheney. © Nov. 9, 1986;
E pub. 58497; May A. Strong, Chicago.
30588
Song of happiness; song. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1936; E unp. 134592; Jean Trumbull,
Tacoma. 30589
Song (A) of praise (Halelu es adonoi) ;
ancient Jewish chant, arr. Harvey
Gaul; bass solo, with mixed voices ;
organ acc. © Nov. 19, 1936; E pub.
58609; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
30590
Song of the extra gang; w and m
Clarence Williams; pf. © Apr. 28,
1936; E pub. 58281; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
30591
Song (The) of the fighting marines;
w Gerald Griffin, m Ernie Burnett
and Clarke Van Ness. © Nov. 17,
1936; E pub. 58628; A B C standard
music publications, inc., New York.
30592
1360
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1986
30617*
Song of the pioneers; w and m Vern
(Tim) Spencer; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © June 15, 1986; E pub. 58690;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
30593
Song of work; w Angela Morgan, m
Russel Wragg; med. or high voice.
© Sept. 15, 1936; E pub. 58405; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 30594
Song (A) toa tree; w Edwin Markham,
m Andrew W. Buchhauser; male
voices. © Sept. 22, 1986; E pub.
58461; H. T. FitzSimons co., Chicago.
30595
Songs of spiritual power; ed. R. E.
Winsett. © Oct. 1, 1986; AA 218418;
Robert Emmett Winsett, Dayton,
Tenn. 30596
Sons of Eli; w Henry P. Becton, m Stan-
leigh P. Friedman; pf. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58870; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 30597
Sontag (Wesley G.) Ten folk-songs
and folk-dances; transcribed for 4
violins, with pf. ace. and optional
vicloncello. Sec. and pts. © Sept. 15,
1936; E pub. 58406; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 30598
Sooner or later mark my words; w Al.
J. Neiburg, melody Jerry Levinson.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp. 135110;
Major music co., New York. 30599:
Souls for sale; selection, melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135378;
Philip Laskowsky, New York. 30600
Southern (The) born; w and melody
Elizabeth Davis Weaver. © 1c. Nov.
Peeae =) | BY np. F34718's" Era A.
Weaver, Washington. 30601
Speaking of lovely things; w G. Otto,
meas Otto. ©) 1c. Nov. 18> 1936;
E unp. 135434; Gene Otto and Anne
Otto, New York. 30602
Speaking of the weather; from Gold-
diggers of 1987, w E. Y. Harburg, m
Harold Arlen; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Nov. 2, 1936; E pub. 58366; Harms,
inec., New York. 30603
Spic and Spanish; English, Al. Still-
man, Spanish w and m Eliseo Grenet;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 5,
1936 ; E pub. 58330; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 30604
Spinning room blues; w and m Frank
Southern; pf. treble. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1936; E unp. 134728; Georgia music
co., New York. 30605
Spirit (The) of N. Y. M. A.; [band]
conductor’s s¢e., with voice. © 1 «@.
Noy. 14, 1936; E unp. 135186; Arthur
G. Fredin, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.
30606
Spiritual songs; compiled. © Oct. 28,
1636; AA 220150; M. Homer Cum-
mings, Fayetteville, W. Va. 30607
Spring again; musical comedy. © 1 «.
Nov. 9, 1936; D 39177; Clarence
Hartzell, Chicago. 30607*
Spring is here again; w and m Em
Kays: pf. ©-1.c¢. Noy. 14, 19363, E
unp. 135024; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30608
Springfield; song, m Leo Richard. ©
Noy. 7, 1986: E pub. 58446; Rose
Riefler, Springfield, IIL. 30609
Springtime; overture, Erik W. G.
Leidzén; band pts., with conductor’s
condensed sc. © Sept. 15, 1936; E
pub. 58404; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 30610
Sprite in the grass; by Harry Farjeon;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1936; E! for. 46265;
G. Ricordi & co. (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 30611
Squeeze me just a little bit; song, w
Robert E. Harty. © 1 ce. Nov. 5,
1936; E unp. 1384667; Homer C. Chol-
vin, Chicago. 30612
Squilli e danze per il 18 B. L.; di Renzo
Massarani; orch. Partitura. © Oct.
27, 19386; E for. 46277; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 30613
Squirrel (The); w Hale C. Cole, m
Geoffrey O'Hara. © Nov. 5, 1936; E
pub. 58566; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 30614
Star dust in your hair; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135372; Rose Katheline Wargo, Mil-
waukee. 30615
Star (A) fell from heaven; from the
production, w Ruth Feiner, m Hans
May; with arr. for ukulele, etc., R. S.
Stoddon. © Oct. 20, 1936; E for.
46456; B. Feldman & eco., London.
30616
Star gazing; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
11, 1986; E unp. 135091; Charlotte
Louise Soares, Sacramento, Calif.
30617
Star-led; Christmas pageant, Verna
Whinery, m Forrest G. Walter. ©
Aug. 25, 1986; D 39168; Tullar-Mere-
-dith co., New York. 30617*
1361
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30618
Star Valley Sue; w and m George Clif-
ford Frazier, arr. George Minns. ©
Oct. 31, 1986; E pub. 58258; George
C. Frazier, Salt Lake City. 30618
Starlight fantasy; melody; in D min.
© 1 ec. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134708;
Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 30619
Starlight on Kona; arr. A. P. McKin-
ney; chord arr., with w; in A flat.
© Oct. 31, 1936; E pub. 58263; Mc-
Kinney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 30620
Starlight waltz; w and m Bertha Hoin-
feldt; pf: ©°1¢ Nov. 11, 1986+ E
unp. 135063; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30621
Stars (The) above you (Pregtntale a
las estrellas); English lyric Olga
Paul, m arr. Venado de Campo.
Nov. 2, 1936; E' pub. 58291 ; Hdward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 30622
Stars and soft guitars; w and m Nat
Schwartz, Arthur Altman and Russ
Morgan; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Noy. 12, 1986; E pub. 58632; Donald-
son-Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. 30623
Stars in the west: pf. treble, with w.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 6,.1936: E unp. 134821;
Curtis Merritt Smith, Houston.
30624
Stars of the West; w and m Vern
(Tim) Spencer; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Nov. 23. 1936; Ei pub. 58694;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
30625.
Stars over Catalina; valse song. © 1
c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134609; Celia
Ticktin, Los Angeles. 30626
Step by step you’re marching into my
heart; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Oct.
26, 1986; E unp. 135143; Edward
White and Nat Alberts, Brooklyn.
30627
Sternengruss; konzert-tango, w H. Bol-
ten-Baeckers, m Emil Palm, arr. des
komponisten ; orch. stimmen u. sings-
timme. © June 12, 1936; E for.
46179; Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
30628
Stilleben; song, English version Elias
Gordon; male voices. © Oct. 20,
1936; E pub. 58495; Gustaf Ljunglif,
Bridgeport, Conn. 30629
Stolen he-man; song, melody Jimmie
Crane. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1986; E unp.
134685; Lois G. Holden, San Fran-
cisco. 30630
pt. 11, n. s., v.31
Stop stallin’; song, w Haydn Broughton
and Jimmy Oliver: with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub. 58504;
Haydn Broughton, New York. 30631
Storiella; di Lodovico Rocca; orch.
Partitura. © Oct. 27, 1936; E for.
46276; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 30632
Streichquartett G-dur; v. Karl Weigl,
Op. dl.. ,Partitur. © July 24 10se.
E for. 46315; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 30633
Streichquartett in G@; v. Wilhelm Maler ;
2 violinen, bratsche u. violoncello.
Partitur. © Aug. 28, 1936; EH. for.
46293 ; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 30634
Streit (Der) zwischen David und Go-
liath; biblische klaviersonate, Jo-
hann Kuhnau, bearb. u. erganzt Franz
Konrad Hoefert. © Aug. 15, 1936; E
for. 46358; J. J. Weber, Leipzig.
30635
Strings that held your heart; w and
melody Sibyl York. © 1 ¢ Nov. 9,
1986; E unp. 1384861; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 30636
Su da lAlpi a la Sicilia; versi G. Pi-
azza; pl. © 1c: Oct, 26, mgsosee
unp. 135137; Fernando Pisapia, Chi-
cago. 30637
Substitute (A) for you; song, melody
Mae Harbut. © 1 ¢ Nov. 11, 1936;
EK unp. 1385098; John Edward Hay-
craft, Louisville, Ky. 30638
Such sweet happiness; w and melody
Byron Easton. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E
unp. 134611; George Byron Easton,
Redlands, Calif. 30639
Suddenly ; w and melody. ©1e. Sept.
23, 1986; E unp. 135355; Beatrice
Craighill Bachman, St. Joseph, Mo.
30640
Stisser Christ und Herre mein; Locha-
mener liederbuch 1450, nach Gott-
fried v. Strassburg, m Albert Kranz,
op. 46, nr. 2; gem. chor. © Oct. 9,
1936 ; E for. 46448; F. E. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 30641
Sugar; w and m H. P. Noggle and Henry
Howard. © 1 c¢ Sept. 21, 1936; EB
unp. 135358; H. P. Noggle and Henry
Howard, jr., Anchorage, Alaska.
30642
Summer (A) night in Monte Carlo; w
and melody Louis Stanton. © 1 e.
Noy. 14, 1986; E unp. 135195; Louis
Samelow Stanton, Los Angeles.
30643
1362
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
30669
Sun of my soul; arr. Max 8S. Rogers,
note and diagram arr. © 1 c, Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 1384993 ; Max Rogers,
Youngstown, O. 30644
Sunny Carolina; melody. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1936; E unp. 184631; Ernest Miles
Miller, Philadelphia. 30645
Sunset camp; melody; in D min. ©
1 ce. Noy. 2, 1986; E unp. 1384710; Sam-
uel Wissig, Parlier, Calif. 30646
Sunsets; w Frances Tillman; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 185059 ; Syi-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30647
Christmas auction; chil
operetta, libretto Theodosia
Paynter, m G. A. Grant-Schaefer.
Voc. sc. and libretto complete. ©
Nov. 5, 1986; D 39176; Raymond A.
Hoffman co., Chicago. 30647*
Swanee moon, where the Swanee river
flows ; w and m Leon and Towers and
Dan Pelosi; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
R. S. Stoddon. © Oct. 6, 1956; E
for. 46166; B. Feldman & co., London.
30648:
Sweet: song, arr. Marie Gonzales. ©
1c Nov. $, 1986; E unp. 134908; Ox-
lando Sanchez, Clayton, N. M. 380649:
Sweet bells of memory; w Old Soldier,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1«.
Novy. 11, 19836; E unp. 135058 ; Harold
Ringer Peek, New Westminster, B. C.,
Canada. 30650
Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; waltz, w
Harold G. Frost, m F. Henri Klick-
mann, arr. Powell Edward; orch. pts.
© Sept. 14, 1936; E pub. 58494: Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 30651
Sweet jasmine; by Victor Vedova, arr.
R. Spaulding Stoughton ; pf., 4 hands.
© Sept. 16, 1936; E pub. 58488; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 30652!
Sweet misery of love; fox-trot, Billy
Hill and Seymour Simons, arr. Jack
Mason; orch. pts., with w. © July
15, 1936; E pub. 58659; Skidmore
music co., ine., New York. 30653
Sweet, not sour; melody. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1986; E unp. 134725; John Cali,
New York. 30654
Sweet rhythm swing; song. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 18, 1936; E unp. 135386; Jack
Janka, St. Louis. 30655
Sweet sentimental songs from the
heart of the hills; w and m Curt
Poulton and Rabon and Alton Del-
Susanna’s
dren’s
more, and others. © Nov. 18, 1936;
AA 219352; Curt Poulton and Del-
more bros., Nashville. 30656
Sweet swing; w and melody. Os ere
Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 185129; David
DeTar Corn, jr., New York. 30657
Sweet violets; w and melody Jimmie
LaRue. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp.
134778; State street music pub. Co.,
Chicago. 30658
Sweeter; w and m Bess Jett. © 1c.
Noy. 6, 19836; E unp. 184796; Laura
Bess Ketchum Jett, Columbia, Mo.
30659
Sweeter than songs of summer; carol
for Christmastide, w W. St. Hill
Bourne, m Walter Trinder; unacc.
© Oct. 18, 1936; E for. 46156;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 380660
Sweetest rose of old Mexico; song, w
Clara Stroud. © 1. Oct. 23, 1936;
E unp. 135222; Jacob Valentine
Havener, Chicago. 30661.
Sweetheart days; song. © 1c. Noy.
11, 1986; EF unp. 1385212; John Robert
Speelman, Pittsburgh. 30662
Sweetheart I love you, will you be
mine; fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 1384798; Leotta David-
son, Hornell, N. Y. 30663
Sweetheart mine; pf., with w. © 1c.
Nov. '2,'19386:;:E) unp: 184554; Albert
‘Augustus Klinger, Keiser, Pa. 80664
Sweetheart of all my dreams; w and
m Parkinson Stimson; pf. © 1 «.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 1385034; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30665
Sweetheart of mine; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 8, 1936; E unp.
134633; Francis Edwin Carl, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 30666
Sweetheart of my dreams; song. ©
Noy. 16, 1936; E pub. 58551; George
E. Gamble, Philadelphia. 30667
Swimming against the tide; w and m
Lanny Ross, Kay Twomey and John
Winston; with guit. arr. Nov.
20, 1936; E pub. 58713; Mills music,
inc., New York. 30668
Swing, brother, swing; w Walter
Bishop, m Lewis Raymond and Clar-
ence Williams; with guit. arr. Clin-
ton A. Kemp. © July 8, 1936; E
pub. 58286; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 30669
1363
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30670
Swing (The) in the old chestnut tree;
w Robert Scott Cheney; pf. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 1385048; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30670
Swing low, sweet Harriet; fox trot, w
and m Jerry Kanner, Rosamonde
Safier and Francis Winikus. © Nov.
24, 1936; E pub. 58696; Handy bros.
musie ¢co., inc., New York. 30671
Swing me to sleep; w and m Box, Cox
and Roberts; with ukulele arr. and
chord figures for banjo, guit. and pf.
accordion. © Oct. 6, 1986; E for.
46521; Gordon Cooper & ¢o., Lon-
don. 30672
Swing time girl; w and melody. © 1
ce. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 185271; Nel-
lie M. Dietz, Yakima, Wash. 30673
Swinging on the reservation; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 13855214;
Wayman Alexander Carver, New
York. 30674
Swing-ola; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
17, 1986; E unp. 1385237; Michael
Turehan, Cleveland. 30675
Sylvelin; w Vetle Vislie, English ver-
sion and arr. of m Gena Branscombe,
- m Christian Sinding, op. 55, no. 1;
women’s voices, with ten. or sop. solo.
© Oct. 20, 19386; E pub. 58361;
Galaxy music corp., New York.
30676
Symphonische minuten; v. Ernst von
Dohnanyi, op. 36; orch. Partitur. ©
Mar. 22, 1985; E for. 46339; R6zsav6-
Igvi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
30677
Table under a tree; w and m Jack
Lawrence and Terry Shand, arr.
Jean Walz; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Nov. 10, 1986; E pub. 58444;
Hubert J. Braun, Chicago. 30678
Tabu-foxtrot; aus Axel an der him-
melstiir, Paul Morgan, Adolf Schiitz
u. Hans Weigel, m Ralph Benatzky.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46191; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. 30679
Take me as I am; song, m Len Flem-
ing © 1c Nov. 2, 1986; E unp.
134606; Marian Voules, San Antonio.
30680
Take me back to those wide open
spaces; from Trail dust, w and m
Jack Stern and Harry Tobias. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 134842;
Famous music corp., New York.
30681
pt. 111, n. S., v. 31
Take me home little pal; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 17, 1936; E ump.
1353827; Hazel Elmo _ Richardson,
Cynthiana, Ky. 30682
Take that from off your face, little
darling; w Juanita Davis; pf.
1c. Nov. 11. 1986; E unp. 135061;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30683
Take your choice; play and music. ©
1 e. Nov. 16, 1936; D 391838; Ernst
Bacon, Phil Mathias and Raisch
Stoll, San Francisco. 30683*
Tango bleu; tango, paroles Bertal-
Maubon, m A. Mario Melfi et Rolton.
© Sept. 1, 19386; E. for. 46512; Hdi-
tions Salabert, Paris. 30684
Tango (Le) des filles; tango, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Jean Delettre. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; HK for. 46513; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 30685
Tante Aglaé; du film Bach détective,
paroles René Pujol et Géo. Koger, m
Vincent Scotto. © Oct. 23, 1936;
E for. 46404; Enoch & cie., Paris.
30686
Tanzende marionetten; foxtrot inter-
mezzo, Heinze Walther; orch. stim-
men. © July 8, 1936; E for. 46173 ;
Wilhelm Gebauer, Leipzig. 30687
Tanzendes rokoko; 20 alte meister-
tinze, leichte gesetzt Richard Krentz-
lin; klavier. © Oct. 24, 1936; E for.
46471; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 30688
Tanzrhythmen ; kleine suite in 3 sitzen,
Erwin Dressel; orch. stimmen. ©
June 17, 1936; E for. 46177; Ries &
Erler, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30689
Tapping along; song, melody Alexan-
der Angus. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1936; E
unp. 134766; Alfred Leach, Hamilton,
Ont., Canada. 30690
Tarantella; by Byron B. Wyman; clar-
inet quartet, with sub. 3d B flat clar-
inet and 4th bassoon. © Nov. 4.
1986; E pub. 58670; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 30691
Tea party; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
13, 1936; E unp. 185170; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 30692
Tell me what is love; song, melody
Clarke Parker Tate. © 1c. Novy. 2,
1936; E unp. 1384564; John William
Tracy, Hattiesburg, Miss. 30693
1364
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
30721
Tell you ’bout a gal named Sal; w and| Théme varié; v. J. J. Paderewski, op.
melody Jesse O. Rodgers. © 1 ec.
Noy. 5, 1936; E unp. 134850; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
30694
Telling the world you’re mine; w and
melody Elizabeth Galbreath. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 7, 19836; E unp. 134833; Helen
Elizabeth Galbreath, Fulton, Mo.
30695
Telling you; pf., with w. ©1c. Sept.
19, 1936; E unp. 134571; Helen J.
Haynes, New York. 30696
Tempted again; w and m Elmer Schoe-
bel; with guit. arr. © Nov. 9, 1936;
E pub. 58521; Exclusive publications,
ine., New York. 30697
Tenderfoot; w Scott Bowen, m Baron
Bendayan; pf. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 185160; Robert Scott Bowen,
Hollywood, Calif. 30698
Thanks a lot; w and m Isidore Wit-
mark; with guit. arr. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58420; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 30699)
Thanksgiving song; song, arr. Gustave
L. Becker. © 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1936;
E unp. 135343; Mary Wojton, New
York. 30700
That haunting melody; melody: in D
min. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134707 ; Samuel Wissig, Parlier, Calif.
30701
That is the reason why; song. © 1.
Oct. 27, 1936; E unp. 134676; Grace
Jane Brown, Jacksonville, Fla.
30702
That’s life I guess; w Sam M. Lewis,
m Peter De Rose; with guit. arr. ©
Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58630; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 390703
That’s the Hawaiian in me; song, w
Margarita Lane; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 29, 1936; E pub. 58338; Johnny
Noble, Honolulu. 30704
That’s what the river means to me;
w and m W. R. Williams and Charlie
Reynolds; with arr. for guit., ‘ete.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58296; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 30705
That’s why I call you my sweetheart ;
w and melody. ©1c. Noy. 19, 1936;
BH unp. 135431; Frank Marchese, Gra-
terford, Pa. 30706
‘That’s why I love Him so; hymn, w
and m Lem Stroud: pf. © Aug. 1,
1986; E pub. 58662; Lemuel W. G.
Stroud, Toronto. 30707
114808—37——_5
16, no. 3, bearb. fiir streich-quartett
Alfred Pochon. Partitur. © 1 «¢
Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 185445; Kd.
Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
30708.
Then you'll remember me; song. ©
1c. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp. 134625;
Lorenzo Reyes Felix, jr., Los Angeles,
30709
There ain’t no job; song. © 1 ¢ Oct.
14, 1986; E unp. 134574; Jac Kent,
New York. 30710
There I go again; w Sidney Clare, m
Harry Akst. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1936;
E unp. 1385120; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 30711
There I go dreaming again; w and mel-
ody. © 1e. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
1384534; Kenneth R. Pennrich, Cleve-
land. 30712
There in my garden; song, arr. Pepe
Guillén. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
134824; Ray Ground, Guatemala,
Guatemala. 30713
There must be a heaven for that little
dog of mine; w Irving Caesar and
Al Bryan, melody Gerald Marks. ©
1 ec Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 134513;
Irving Caesar, ine., New York. 30714
There ought-a be a law against that;
pf. treble, with w. © 1 ec. Nov. 4,
1936; E unp. 134665; Armon Adams,
La Plata, Mo. 30715
There’s a new meaning; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 135454;
Freda Kramer, New York. 30716
There’s a place in this world for me;
song, m Alexander Angus. © 1 «@
Nov. 14, 1986; E unp. 135165; Johu
Ferguson, Cleveland, Richmond Co.,
N. S., Canada. 30717
There’s a ripple in my heart to-day;
song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
135198; Dennis A. Gompf, Marion, O.
30718
There’s a time and a place for every-
thing; w and melody. © 1 ec. Nov.
14, 1986; E unp. 185188; Frank M.
Marci, New York. 30719
There’s a trace of your kiss on my lips;
w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936;
E unp. 185150; Paul Thomas Stanley,
Los Angeles. 30720
There’s frost on the moon, spring in my
heart: w and m Joe Young and Fred
KE. Ahlert; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Noy. 5, 1986; E pub. 58477; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 30721
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30722
DE. Th Ne Si yeene
There’s hope in the Saviour; sacred
song, m T. W. Price and Frances Hin-
ton, arr. Burrell Van Buren; [mixed
voices] © July 21, 1986; E pub.
58716; Thomas W. Price, Robinson,
Pa. 30722
There’s no use complainin’; song. ©
1 e. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135380;
Edna Fern Daly, Casper, Wy. 30723
There’s something in the air; from
Banjo on my knee, w Harold Adam-
son, m Jimmy McHugh; with guit.
arr. © Nov. 9, 1986; E pub. 58457;
Robbins music corp., New York.
30724
There was a moon thru the trees; w and
m Bus Hodson.
E unp. 185433; Bertrand Edwin Hod-
son, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
30725
Things look rosy with Roosevelt; song.
© Oct. 22, 1936; E pub. 58586 ; Henry
Morrow, Newark, N. J. 30726
This heart of mine; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 130719;
Robert H. Evans, jr., West Allis, Wis.
30727
This is my lucky day; song, m Burrell
Van Buren; with ukulele arr.
July 29, 1936; E pub. 58718; Carra
Maude Elder, Oklahoma City. 30728
This is our last night together; w
Norma Blake; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 19,
1986; E unp. 1385379; Jack Arthur
Chandler, Lockport, N. Y. 30729
This is spring; song, m James L.
Brown. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
135335; Lillie C. Bush, Louisville.
30730
This is the time to love; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 134546; Henry
L. Gray, Georgetown, Demerara, Brit-
ish Guiana. 30731
This must be heaven; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 134683 ;
Michael Harrison, Philadelphia.
307382
Thompson (John) Twenty-four
sketches; in all keys, op. 23; pf. Rev.
ed. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub. 58482;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New York.
30733
Thou art our light; w Albert H. Ped-
rick, m Clinton Pedrick; med. voice.
© Oct. 31, 1936; E pub. 58259; Harry
G. Neville, Los Angeles. 30734
©'1 & Noy. 14, 19365)
Thousand (A) dreams of you: from
You only live once, w Paul Webster,
m Louis Alter; with guit. arr. ©
Noy. 12, 19386; E pub. 58505; Robbins
music corp., New York. 30735
Three nights a week; song, w Norman
Stade and Robert E. Harty. ©1..
Nov. 5, 1986; E unp. 134666; Homer
C. Cholvin, Chicago. 30736
Threnos; song, w P. B. Shelley. ©1e.
Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 134536; Herman
Katims, Brooklyn. 30737
Through being nothing to you; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp. 184518;
Bruce J. Davidson, New York. 30738
Through the courtesy of love; from
Head over heels, w and m Mack Gor-
don and Harry Revel. ©1e Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 184840; Cinephonic
musie co., ltd., London. 30739
with guit. arr. © Noy.
12, 1986; HE pub. 58578; Cinephonic
musie co., ltd., London. 30740
Thumbin’ down the old tar road; song.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp. 135836;
Charles Knight Hogg, Kensington,
Pa. 30741
Thy guidance Lord; w and m Rob Roy
Peery ; low voice; in E flat. © Nov.
4, 1936; E pub. 58381; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 30742
‘Till you be nice to me; song. ©1«.
Oct. 30, 1986; E unp. 184510; Charles
Leo Mutter, Covington, La. 30743
Tip Sams; w Cotton Noe, m Lewis
Henry Horton. © Nov. 28, 1936; E
pub. 58732; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 30744
Tiptop; foxtrott-intermezzo, Ludwig
Kletsch; akkordion-solo, mit salon-
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 28, 1936; E
for. 46291; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 30745
Tired of roaming; w and melody. ©
1,c. Oct. 15, 1936;. E unp. 1549388;
Salvatore Benigno, Philadelphia.
0746
To a golden haired girl; poem Vachel
Lindsay, m George F. McKay; mixed
voices, divided. © Noy. 4, 1936; E
pub. 58672; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 30747
To Mary with love; by Cyril J. Mock-
ridge. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135245; Movietone music corp., New
York. 30748
To me; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1936; E unp. 135235; Michael Tur-
chan, Cleveland. 30749
1366
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
—— waltz song, w George T. Chatta-
way; with arr. for guit., etc. © Oct.
30, 1936; E pub. 58711; Felix M. Cap-
padona, New York. 30750
To thee, beloved Grange: hymn. ©
Nov. 1, 1986; E pub. 58550; Elizabeth
Hayward Gardner, Springfield, Mass.
380751
To victory; song. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1936;
E unp. 134953 ; M. Calista McClintock
Starek, Chagrin Falls, O. 30752
Térne (Bengt de) Deux danses; op.
22; pf. Winthrop Rogers ed. © Oct.
20, 1986; E for. 46894; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 30753
Deux poémes; op. 36; pf, Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Oct. 27, 19386; HE
for. 46395; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London, 30754
To-morrow is another day; w Gus
Kahn, m Bronislaw Kaper and Wal-
ter Jurmann. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1986;
E unp. 135395; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 30755
Tongue-tied; song, melody Wilbur
Dorfman. ©1c. Nov. 4, 19386; E unp.
134655; Bernard Jay Schwartz,
Cleveland. 30756
To-night I have a date; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1986; E unp. 135227 ;
Marvin Montgomery, Ft. Worth.
30757
Too late, my love; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 1986; E unp. 135200;
Armand Wolff, New York. 30758
Top gallants; w Sidney Clare, m Harry
Akst. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1986; E unp.
135121; Movietone music corp., New
York. 30759
Top of the town; from the production,
w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh. © 1 ¢, Oct. 22, 1986; E unp.
134836 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
30760
Townsend (The) rouser; song. © Nov.
2, 1986; E pub. 58517 ; Robert La Mar,
Chicago. 30761
Trail dust; from the production, w and
m Claudia Humphrey. © 1 e¢. Oct.
24, 1986; EH unp. 184843; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 380762
Trail end; w Cristel Hastings, m Jo-
seph McManus, arr. Bruno Reibold;
orch. pts. © Nov, 4, 1936; E pub.
58619 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 30763
Trailing the trails; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 16, 1986; E unp. 135291;
Anna V. Wagner, Chicago. 30764:
Tramping my way along; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Sept. 19, 1986; E unp.
135225; John Alphonse _ Litterio,
North Providence. 30765
Trauermusik; v. Paul Hindemith;
bratsche o. violoncello o, violine u.
streichorch. Partitur, © Aug. 28,
1986; E for. 46296; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 30766
klavierauszug Franz Willms,.
mit viola-, violoncello- u. violinsolo-
stimme. © Aug. 28, 1986; E for.
46297 ; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 30767
Travelling (The) salesman ; waltz song,
wand m Rex London. © Oct. 30,
1986; E for. 46378; J, R. Lafleur &
son, Itd., London. 30768
Travels; suite, EH. Markham Lee; pf.
© Sept. 18, 1936; E for. 46266; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) Itd., London.
30769)
Treasure chest of Christmas songs and
earols; by various authors, new mu-
Sical arrs., rev. text and illus. George
Shackley and W. J. Glassmacher, ©
Oct. 17, 1986; E pub. 58278; Treasure
chest publications, inc., New York.
30770
Treat (A) for the eyes; fox-trot, from
Happy-go-lucky, Cliff Friend and Sam
H. Stept, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.,
with w. © Nov. 18, 1986; E pub.
58709; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 30771
Tree (The) and the image; w Alice
Brown, m Mabel Daniels, © Nov. 23,
1936; E pub. 58730; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 30772
Trio in D major; by Muzio Clementi,
op. 28, no. 2, rev. and elaborated Al-
fredo Casella; pf., violin and violon-
cello. © Sept. 15, 1936; E pub. 58413;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 30773
Trips-trill; foxtrott, Joe Alex; akkor-
dion-solo mit salonorch. stimmen. ©
Aug. 28, 1936; E for. 46290; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
30774
Trouble don’t like music, everybody
sing; w Sammy Cahn, m Saul Chap-
lin; with arr. for guit., etc. © Nov.
19, 1986; E pub. 58618; Harms, ine.,
New York. 80775
1367
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30776
pt. lI, n. s., v. 81
Trovatore (Il); note and diagram arr.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 134996 ;
Max Rogers, Youngstown, O. 30776
Trust in Jesus; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Nov, 18, 1986; E unp. 135334; Gladys
Bonsall, North Jackson, O. 30777
Trust in me; song, Ned Wever, Jean
Schwartz and Milton Ager, new pf.
arr. M. Ager; with arr. for guit., ete.,
and pf. accordion. © Nov. 5, 1986;
E pub. 583835; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine., New York. 30778
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Waltz;
from The sleeping beauty, Tschaikow-
sky-Siloti, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf.
© Noy. 5, 1986; E pub, 58331; Ha-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 380779
Tu me demandes, rieuse; poésie Jean
Richepin, m Pierre Tesson. © Oct.
23, 1936; E for. 46406; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 30780
Tu ne dis rien; tango, paroles Vandair
et Charlys, m José Sentis. © Aug.
20, 1986; E for. 46483; Ray Ventura
& cie., Paris. 30781
Tumbling clown; burlesque intermezzo,
Montague Ewing; pf. © Sept. 28,
1936; E for. 46355; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 30782
Tumult of joy; mixed voices. © 1.
Aug. 20, 1986; E unp. 134584; Marie
A. Travers, Passaic, N. J. 30783
Tuneful tales for tiny tots; w and m
Rose Blumenthal. © Nov. 20, 1936;
E pub. 58640; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 30784
‘Tuorne din’ a ste braccie, carme; versi
Vito Spina, melodia Antonio Vivio.
©1e. Oct, 3, 1936; E unp. 132962;
Radio music studio, New York.
30785
Twas in the moon of winter-time;
Christmas carol of the Indians on
Manhattan Island, w St. Jean de Bre-
beuf, m arr. Pietro Yon; pf. or organ
ace. 1. High voice.—2. Men’s cho.,
-with bar. or contralto solo.—3. Mixed
-cho., with ten. or sop. solo. © Nov.
‘10, 1886; E pub. 58567-58569 ; Galaxy
‘music corp., New York. 30786-30788
‘Twilight; w Naney K. Betts, m Karl
Klun. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
135134; Rosina Klun, Los Angeles.
30789
Twinkle, twinkle, little star; from Hats
off, w Herb Magidson, m Ben Oak-
land, pf. se. Mario Agnolucci; with
ukulele and guit. arr. © Oct. 22,
1936; E pub. 58374; Popular melodies,
ine., New York. 30790
Two guitars; Russian Gypsy folk song,
arr. Willis Conolly; Spanish guit., in
diagram. © Oct. 31, 1986; E pub.
58312 ; Oahu pub. co., Cleveland.
30791
Two gun Dan; song. © 1. Nov. §,
19386; E unp. 1384907; Ralph William
Lawler, Kansas City, Mo. 30792
Two hearts; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Noy. 11,
19386; E unp. 134961; Edwina HE.
Flint, Bellows Falls, Vt. 30793
Two kings; w from 16th century Christ
church MS, m Joseph W. Clokey;
mixed cho., with trumpets and trom-
bones acc. © Noy. 11, 1936; E pub.
08552; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
30794
Two old maids in a folding bed; w and
melody Jimmy LaRue. © 1. Nov.
6, 1986; H unp. 134776; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 30795
Two young violinists; by Maia Bang;
2 violins, with pf. acc. © May 25,
1936; E pub. 58402; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 30796
Ua like no-a like; w Bernice Manoloff,
m arr. Nick Manoloff; Hawaiian guit.
solo, obbl. and obbl. ace., with Span-
ish guit. acc. and chord symbols. ©
Nov. 10, 1986; E pub. 58507; First
natl. inst. of allied arts, South Bend,
Ind. 30797
Ubers gebirg Maria geht; text Ludwig
Helmbold, m Johannes Eccard, hrsg.
Karl Straube; 5 stimmigen chor. ©
Aug. 10, 1936; HE for. 46408; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 30798
Uncle Sam’s lament; song, arr. Burrell
Van Buren; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 6, 1986; E pub. 58306; Annie B.
Alguire, Belvidere, Ill. 30799
Under the star of the ’87; pf., with w.
© 1c. Noy. 12, 1936; E unp. 135111;
Alberto Volpe,. Waterbury, Conn.
3!
0800
Underneath the desert moon; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ©¢.
Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 184893; Fred
Fowler, Sapulpa, Okla. 30801
1368
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no. 11, 1986
Underneath the old palm tree; w Elmer
Neil Filppi; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1986;
E unp. 185064; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30802
Underneath the Ozark moon; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 184986;
Herbert C. Cox, Oklahoma City.
308038
Unfading memories of father, mother
and home; w and melody J. J. Brown,
arr. F. L. Barley. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1936; E unp. 185298; John Joseph
Brown, Chokoloskee, Fla. 30804
United States forever; pf., with w. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 1385139;
Anna Marie Stange, Chicago. 30805
Unterhose (Die) ; cavatine, text Chris-
tian Morgenstern, m Paul Graener,
op. 103, nr. 1; mittlere stimme. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; EH for. 46424; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 30806
Until; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E
unp. 134896; Grace Evelyn Harrison,
Memphis, Tenn. 30807
Until I see you again; w and melody.
©1e. Sept. 23, 1936; E unp. 135357 ;
Bernice Craighill Bachman, St.
Joseph, Mo. 30808
Unto us is born a son; w and tune 14th
century, from Piae Cantiones, m Wal-
ter: Ernest Smith; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Oct. 9, 1936; E for.
46157; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
30809)
Unusual chords applied ; instructions D.
Gornston, m Charles Ruoff: guit. ©
Sept. 19, 1986; E pub. 58532; David
Gornston, Jamaica, N. Y. 30810!
Uptown downbeat; by Duke Hillington ;
pf. © Nov. 5, 1986; E pub. 58326;
Exclusive publications, ine, New
York. 30811
Utopia song; w Ethel Caswall, m Viv-
ian Elizabeth Wilkinson. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1986; E unp. 184773; Ky. Utopia
clubs, Lexington, Ky. 30812
Valentine (A); w Elissa Landi, m
Abram Chasins. © Nov. 2, 1936; E
pub. 58329; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, 30813
Valse Carol; saxophone. © 1 c. Nov.
7, 1936; E unp. 134834; Philip Russo,
Perth Amboy, N. J. 30814
Valse rubato; by N. D. Blindt; violin
and pf. © Oct. 30, 1936; E for.
46481; Cary & co., London. 30815:
30828
Variations; sur une valse de Johann
Strauss, de Jésef Koffer, op. 23; pf.
© Aug. 31, 19386; E for. 46314; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 30816
Variations on Balkan themes; by Mrs.
H. H. A. Beach, op. 60; pf. Shortened
and rey. ed. © Nov. 17, 1936; E pub.
58697 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
30817
Varsity swing; swing fox-trot, Paul
Yoder ; full band pts. © Oct. 1, 1936;
E pub. 58453 ; Melrose bros. music ¢o.,
ine., Chicago. 30818
Venez danser; paroles Jean Féline, m
Paul Misraki, arr. Raymond Le-
grand; orch. ptes. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E for. 46488; Ray Ventura & cie.,
Paris. 30819
Vider is avek der shabos; w J. Jaffe,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 19386;
EK unp. 135406; Samuel Weisser,
Brooklyn. 30820
Vienna-film; parodie aus Axel an der
himmelsttir, Paul Morgan, Adolf
Schititz u. Hans Weigel, m Ralph
Benatzky. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46189; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 30821
Viennese memories; by Paul Kerby,
violin pt. fingered and phrased Mis-
cha Elman; violin and pf. © Noy.
2, 1936; E pub. 58479; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 30822
Violets bring memories of you; valse
song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1986; E unp.
134598; Lenta Lyons, Los Angeles.
30823
Virgin’s (The) lullaby; w and m Mary
Turner Salter, arr. Sumner Salter;
mixed cho.; organ ace. ad lib, ©
Sept. 23, 1986; E pub. 58588; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 30824
Visit (A) to Scale Land; by O. St.
Ewart; pf. © Aug. 28, 1936; E for.
46306; Schott & co., ltd., London.
30825
Vittoria (La) dei fascisti; versi e mel-
odia. © 1 c¢. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135158; Mariano Marano, New York.
30826
Viva Cristo Rey; letra y m Refugio C.
Varela, arr. R. Castillo. © 1 «.
Sept. 14, 19386; E unp. 134699; Augus-
tin Montoya, Los Angeles. 30827
Volkerfrieden; marsch, Paul Lincke;
militarmusik stimmen. © July 22,
1936; E for. 46172; Apollo-verlag, inh.
Paul Lincke, Berlin. 30828
1369
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30829
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Vollmond (Der) und wasserfall; op.| Waltz of the palms; note and diagram
10; klavier. © 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1936;
E unp. 134596; Robert Holmes Green-
well, Washington. 380829
Voluptuosa; tango, José Padilla, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et paro-
les. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46494;
Editions Salabert, Paris. 380830
Vorspiel und walzer; aus oper Lobe-
tanz, v. Ludwig Thuille, bearb. L.
Kletsch; orch. stimmen. © Aug. 28,
1936; E for. 46305; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 30831
Vote for Mister Rhythm; from The
big broadcast of 19387, w and m Leo
Robin, Ralph Rainger and Al Siegel,
pf. se. Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for
ukulele and guit. © Oct. 16, 1936;
E pub. 58356; Famous music corp.,
New York. 308382
Vus du vilst dus vill ich oich [and]
Pini fin Pinchevy; from Pini fin Pin-
chev, w Jacob Jacobs, m Sholom Se-
cunda.- © Sept. 23,,1986; Epub.
58322; Samuel Secunda, New York.
30833
Waiting; pf., with w. ©1c Nov. 9,
1936; E unp. 1384906; Homer Stevens
Westbrook, Eden, Tex. 30834
Wake, awake, for night is flying; w
and melody Philippus Nicolai, arr.
Matthew Nathaniel Lundquist ; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Nov. 5, 1936;
Epub. 58501; Concordia pub. house,
St. Louis. 30835
Walking alone at night; w H. Tulane
and Nelle Barringer, and melody. ©
re. Oct. 26, 193563) oan: 154651 ;
Hugh Tulane, Los Angeles. 80836
Waltz divine; pf. .© 1c. Oct. 31, 1936;
E unp. 184524; Daniel Stoller, Brook-
lyn. 30837
Waltz (The) of love; from The white
horse inn, new w Irving Caesar, m
Richard Fall, arr. Albert Szirmai;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Oct. 26,
1986; E pub. 58483; Chappell & co.,
inc., New York. 30838
Waltz of my dreams; 1st violin. ©
1 c. Oct. 28, 1936; E unp. 1351386;
J. H. Opfer, Toledo. 30839
Waltz of the isle; by Gordon Huff, arr.
Max S. Rogers; note and diagrain
arr. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1986; E ump.
134994; Max Rogers, Youngstown,
O: 30840.
arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 10, 1986; E unp.
134995 ; Max Rogers, Youngstown, O.
30841
| Waltz on black keys; by George Lie-
bling, op. 150; pf. © Nov. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58731; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 30842
Waltz serenade; song. © 1 ec. Noy.
20, 1936; E unp. 185448; Meredith
M. Saxer, Springfield, Il. 30843
Waltzing with a girl like you; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp.
135488 ; Lillian Saunders Fales, West
Medway, Mass. 30844
Wanderlied der Prager studenten ; lied,
w J. v. Hichendorff. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1986; E unp. 184887; Alexander
Strubell-Harkort, Dresden, Germany.
30845
Wanderlieder-fantasie; v. Frederik
Hippmann; salonorch. stimmen. ©
June 26, 1936; E for. 46186; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 30846
Watermelon party; w and m Clarence
Williams; pf. © Apr. 28, 1936; H
pub. 58284; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 30847
Watermelon pickaninnies; by Francis
Gwynn; pf. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub.
58603; Harold Flammer, inc.,; New
York. 30848
Way (The) that I love you; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134983;
David Ballantine, Garden City, N. Y.
30849
We're growing old together; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 6, 1986; E unp. 184791;
Catherine Kuhl Schram, Detroit.
30850
We've got it; melody. © 1c. Nov. 8,
1986; E unp. 134654; Leroy Kirk-
land, New York. 30851
We've got the same kind of rhythm;
w and m Ted Straeter; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 30, 1936; E pub. 58421;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 30852
We wrote our love song together; w
Fred Fisher, m Mrs. Lou Gehrig;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 58251; George Wiener,
New York. 30853
Wearin’ my heart in two; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1986; E unp.
134697; Louise Browne, Crestwood,
SINGLY. 30854
1370
MUSICAL,
no. 11, 1936
Weary days; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1986; E unp. 1385188 ;
Henry Schaffnit, Trona, Calif. 80855
Weddin’ (The) of Mister and Missus
Swing; from 27th ed. Cotton club
parade, w and m Benny Davis and
J. heed, Coots: with cuit. arr... ©
Noy. 20, 1986; E pub. 58714; Mills
music, ine., New York. 30856
Wedding march; by Philip G. Kreckel ;
harmonium or organ. © Nov. 2,
1936; E pub. 58328; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 30857
Wedding (The) of the teddy bear; w
and melody Jack Heslin. © 1 «.
Noy. 9, 1986; E unp. 134859; John
Martin Heslin, Boston. 30858
Western shadows march; by Joe Far-
bo; pf. accordion. © Nov. 10, 1936;
E pub. 58429; Roma music co., Cleve-
land. 30859
What a dummy love has made of me;
from The show is on, w Norman
Zeno, m Will Irwin; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Nov. 5, 1936; E pub.
58485; Chappell & co. ine, New
York. 30860
What a fool was I to let you go; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1936; HE
unp. 185161; Eddie Bravo, Brooklyn.
30861
What a great pair we'll be; from Red,
hot and blue, w and m Cole Porter;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Nov. 16,
1936; E pub. 58600; Chappell & co.,
inec., New York. 30862
What a mystery; pf., with w. ©le.
Noy. 2, 19386; E unp. 1384612; Milton
Rowson Knowles, Pawtucket, R. I.
30863
What are these; hymn, w Paulina An-
derson, m arr. E. H. Baxter Rinouest.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E pub. 58503; Al-
bertina Kjellander, Denver. 30864.
What can I do without you; w Joseph
Aaron Carrier; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 135018; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 30865
What can it be; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1936; E unp. 134516;
Russell Stedman, Philadelphia.
30866
What is love; from Hide away girl, w
and m Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger and
Victor Young, pf. se. Geo. N. Terry;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Oct.
29, 1936; E pub. 58377; Popular melo-
dies, inc., New York. 30867
COMPOSITIONS
30879
What is missing in this picture; w and
m Arthur Fields, Fred Hall and Bert
Van Cleve. © July 8, 1936; E pub.
58282; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inec., New York. 30868
What! Never part again; traditional
Advent hymn, set to tune Carlyle, w
Isaac Watts, m arr. D. F. Haynes.
© Aug. 27, 1936; E pub. 58651;
Donald Frederick Haynes, Ionia,
Mich. 30869
What price knowledge; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936;
EH unp. 13853875; Gertrude M. Wright,
North Bangor, N. Y. 30870
What’s your business; w and melody
Vincent Lopez, Johnny Morris and
Sammy Grossman. © 1 ¢. Nov. 9,
19386; E unp. 184862; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 30871
Whatever you do, you'll know that I
loved you; fox-trot, w T. Gibson,
melody Mike Bulsak. © 1 c. Nov. 6,
1936; EH unp. 134754; Michael Bulsak
and Thomas Gibson, Graterford, Pa.
30872
When Gabriel blows his horn; w Bené
L. Greene, and melody. © 1. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 185213; Florence C.
Cadrez, Los Angeles. 30873
When Hawaii calls; w and m Kaye
Herman, Del Courtney and Johnny
Noble; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 29,
19386; E pub. 58337; Johnny Noble,
Honolulu. 30874
When I danced the moonlight waltz
with you; w Jimmie Hoskins, m Lew
Leight. ©1c. Nov. 17, 1936; EH unp.
135363; Jas. Ernest Thorn Hoskins,
Millet, Alberta, Canada. 30875
When I day-dream dear sweetheart of
you; song, melody Alexander Angus.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp. 134768 ;
John §S. Pirie, Powell River, B. C.,
Canada. 30876
When I’m alone; song. © Nov. 6, 1936;
E pub. 58426; Gene Smith, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 30877
When I’m alone with you; melody. ©
1 e. Nov. 5, 19386; E unp. 134724;
Alfred Lenzi, North Plymouth, Mass.
30878
When I’m with you; w and m DeVere
Morse. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134616; Ralph DeVere Morse, jr.,
Louisville. 30879
1371
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30880
pt. III, Dh. St y. 31
When I return to you; song. © 1 c¢.| When the shadows grow longer; w and
Noy. 12, 19386; E unp. 1385079; Ed- |:
ward James McManus, Richmond.
30880 |
When it’s autumn time in Dixie; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 135329 ;
Etha M. Shank, Williamsport, Md.
30881
When it’s night time on the prairie; w
and m Ralph Leslie and Melvin Les-
lie; with guit. arr. © Oct. 20, 1936;
BE pub. 57915; Leftwich pub. co., Los
Angeles. 30882
When music sounds; poem Walter De
La Mare, Welsh version and m YT.
H. Evans. © Oct. 16, 19386; E for.
46205; T. Hopkin Evans, Liverpool.
30883
When notes go skipping, we skip where
they go; by Dorothy Gaynor Blake;
TOI eK ven NONE eke OSG ;
AA 220155; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 30884
When our love, dear, goes December-
ing; w Albert Hamilton; pf. ©1 ec.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 185016; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30885
When the flags of all nations are blest
in one; song, melody Alexander
Angus. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp.
134762; Hugh White, Hamilton, Ont.,
Canada. 30886
When the foeman bares his steel;
policemen’s cho., from The pirates of
Penzance, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Wallingford Riegger;
boys’ cho. © Oct. 20, 1986; E pub.
58358; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 30887
When the geese fly south; song, w Nina
Fontinelle.e © 1 ec. Nov. 11, 1986;
E unp. 185006; Jimmy Masters, Silex,
Mo. 30888
When the moon peeps over the hay
stack; song, m Luther A. Clark, arr.
Aaron A. Clark... ©.d; ec Noy. £4,
1936; E unp. 13851983; Joe Gayeski,
Ft. Wayne. 30889
When the moon’s above the trees to-
night; w and melody. © 1 ce. Nov.
16, 1986; E unp. 135288; Ray F. Hol-
stein, Milwaukee. 30890
When the rose comes creeping o’er the
old porch; waltz, w and melody. ©
ie, Nov. 2, 1986; ED unp:: 134585 ;
James Oliver, Richmond. 30891
m Haven Gillespie, Mitchell Parish
and Pete Wendling, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with guit. arr. © Nov. 20,
1936; E pub. 58715; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 30892
When the stars come out to-night; w
Gustav Hansen, and melody. ©1.«
Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 135321; Martha
Charlotte Evans, Westwood, N. J.
30893
When the sunset fills the sky; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
134678; William Thomas Dewhurst,
New Orleans. 30894
“When the toils of life are o’er; song,
m H. W. Sprague and Warren H.
Hensen. © 1c. Oct. 5, 19386; E unp.
1384578; Howard Warren Sprague,
Jacksonville, Ill. 30895
When we reach that golden city; song,
arr. Henry Pritchard. © Oct. 7,
1936; E pub. 58455; Henry James
Gray, New Orleans. 30896
When you are gone; song. ©1e. Nov.
14, 1986; E unp. 135285; Henry IE
Magee, Philadelphia. 30897
When you're in my arms; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 134605;
Jake Barken, Terrell, Tex. 30898
When you whispered love to me; song,
melody Gene La Verne. © 1 ¢. Nov.
2, 19386; E unp. 1384594; Joseph
Turner, Detroit. 30899
Where have you been all my life; from
Hats off, w Herb Magidson, m Ben
Oakland, pf. sce. Mario Agnolucci;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Oct. 22,
1936; E pub. 58372 ; Popular melodies,
inec., New York. 30900
Where I picked her up, she throwed me
down; w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1986; E-unp. 134909; Frank Gilbert
Pollay, Winslow, Ariz. 30901
Where is the King; carol-anthem, for
Christmas and Epiphany, text tradi-
tional, air R. F.. Smith, arr. Marcus
H. Carroll; mixed cho. and sop. solo;
organ ace. ad lib. © Sept. 21, 1936;
E pub. 58542; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 30902
Where the golden poppies grow; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
134595 ; Stella Crone, Dearborn, Mich.
30903
1372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Where the lazy river goes by; from
Banjo on my knee, w Harold Adam-
son, m Jimmy McHugh; with guit.
arr. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub. 58458 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
30904
Wherever there’s smoke there’s fire; w
and m Val Burton and Will Jason. ©
1 e. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp. 184945;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 30805
While you were only romancing with
me, I fell in love with you; w Harry
Pyle, melody Robert Wyatt. ©4l1c.
Noy. 7, 19386; E unp. 1384808; Robert
B. Wyatt, Brooklyn. 30906
Whirligig; from This mad whirl, w
Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Nov. 4, 1926; E pub.
58468; Words & music, inc., New
York. 30807
Whistlin’ at the moon; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135385;
Morris John Schroeter, Columbia, Mo.
30908
White dots on black satin; w and
melody Alan Jones and A. Stanley.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 134827;
Aileen Stanley, New York. 30909:
Who could ever ask for more; song, w
Harry Tobias. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1936;
E unp. 134586; William B. Lava,
Hollywood, Calif. 30910
Who hit Mahatma; w Harry Pyle,
melody Robert Wyatt. © 1 ec. Nov.
7, 1986; E unp. 1384809; Robert B.
Wyatt, Brooklyn. 30911
Who was that lady? That was no lady;
w and m Al Terego; with ukulele arr.
and chords for guit. and pf. accordion.
© Nov. 4, 1936; E for. 46353; Sun
music pub. co., ltd., London. 30912
Whuin; w H. Nomberg, and melody.
©1c. Aug. 31, 1936; E unp. 135421;
Samuel Weisser, Prooklyn. 30913
Why am I so beautiful; w and melody
Bob Rothberg and Sammy Timberg.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 134846;
Famous music corp., New York.
30914
Why can’t it happen to me; w and m
Sal Tuzzeo; pf. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135039; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 30915
Why, dear, did I have to fall; song.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1936; E unp. 134622;
Maurine Elizabeth Honeycombe,
Hollywood. 30916
Wir
30929
Why did I trifle with love; song. ©1e.
Nov. 17, 19386; E unp. 135467; W.
Frank Harling, North Hollywood,
Calif. 30917
Why don’t you finish what you started ;
song. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1936; E unp.
134641 ; Emma Raneck Brown, Beaver
Balis® Pa. 30918
Why don’t you say what’s in your heart;
w and melody. ©1e«. Nov. 10, 1936;
E unp. 1850838; James Marion Klaer,
Memphis, Tenn. 30919
Widow’s (The) daughter; w Arthur
Swanstrom, melody James F. Hanley.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp. 134856;
Lincoln music corp., New York.
30920
Wilde (Die) Auguste; besuch aus
Spanien, musikalischer schwank,
Theo. Halton, m Walter Kollo, bearb.
Siegfried Schulz. Vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug. © Feb. 15, 1936; E for.
46200; Kdition Meisel & co., g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 30921
Willy boy, Willy boy; old rhyme, unison
song with pf. acc. Paul Edmonds. ©
Sept. 14, 1986; E for. 46366; Augener,
ltd., London. 30922
Wind (The); unison song, w Joan
Mary Wardale, m Joseph Wardale.
© Oct. 13, 1936; E for. 46155; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 30923
Wind River song; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp. 134756;
Raymond Alphonso *‘Cramer, Fort
Washakie, Wy. 30924
Windermere (A) idyll; by Jan Hurst;
orch. pts. © Oct. 6, 1936;..H for.
46357; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 30925.
Wings of the morning; spiritual, from
Dimples, w P. D. Legal, m Jimmy
McHugh, arr. David Buttolph. © i
ce. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp. 1385294; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 30926
Winter; w Flora Cecile Allison, m Her-
bert Stavely Sammond; sop. 1, 2) and
alto. © Nov. 11, 1936; E pub. 58553 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 30927
mensehen sind von grober art;
lied, w Friedrich Kayssler. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 135114; Alex-
ander Strubell-Harkort, Dresden, Ger-
many. 30928:
Wisconsin blues; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Noy. 11, 1986; E unp. 134975; Emma
H. Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 30929:
1373
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30930
With a banjo on my knee; from Banjo
on my knee, w Harold Adamson, m
Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr. ©
Nov. 8, 1986; E pub. 58459; Robbins
music corp., New York. 30936
With Jesus Tll come through; w and
m C. Kelley. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1936;
EH unp. 134937; Clarence Kelley and
Edward Dougherty, Gloucester City,
ING ade 30981
With little bits of love; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1936; E unp.
155106; Maria A. Haces Posada, New
York. 30932
With my fingers crossed; w and melody.
© 1 « Oct. 15, 1936; E unp. 130605 ;
William Lorentz, Independence, Mo.
30933
With plenty of money and you, oh baby
what I couldn’t do; from Gold-dig-
gers of 1937, w Al Dubin, m Harry
Warren; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Noy. 2, 1986; E pub. 58363: Harms,
inc., New York. 30934
With the Bethlehem shepherds; Christ-
mas play, text and compilation of m
Dorothy Lehman Sumerau. © Oct.
10, 1986; D 39181; Meigs pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 30934*
With the dawning of to-morrow; w
Grace Church, m Harold Diggett. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 19386; E unp. 134897 ; John
Church, Jacksonville, Fla. 30985
With the sport of kings to mingle; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1936;
E unp. 135450; William Thomas Wil-
liams, Chicago. 30936
Wohiauf, gen Bethlehem; volkslied
1450, in T. Pfullingers handschrift,
m Albert Kranz, op. 46, nr. 3; gem.
chor. © Oct. 9, 1936; E for. 46449;
F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 30937
Wonderful, beautiful butterfly; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1384552; George 8. McCormick,
West Los Angeles. 30938
Wondering all the time if you’re really
mine; w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 4,
1936; E unp. 134653; James Edward
Holt, Gardiner, Me. 30939
Won’t you be mine again; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936;
E unp. 185877 ; Marye McNatt, Nash-
ville. 30940
Won’t you dream of me; pf. treble. ©
1c, Nov. 4, 1986; E unp. 134673 ; Dave
Klatzkin, Hollywood, Calif. 30941
Won’t you say I love you; fox-trot, w
and m L. Gregoire, arr. E. Quintero.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1986; E: unp. 135430;
Luis Gregoire, San Francisco. 30942
Words and music; w and melody Gene
Sickel. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1986; E unp.
134629; Eugene Henry Sickel, jr.,
Larchmont, N. Y. 30943
w Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb
Brown. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1986; E unp.
135396; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 30944
World’s (The) desire; Christmas carol-
anthem, w G. K. Chesterton, m Wil-
liam H. Anderson; mixed cho. ; organ
ace. © Nov. 2, 1936: E pub. 58276;
H. W. Gray co., New York. + 30945
Worship the holy babe; w R. A. Dick-
son, m arr. Mark Andrews; mixed
cho.; pf. or organ ace. © Nov. 18,
1936; E pub. 58607; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 30946
Would you be surprised; fox trot, w
D. Wilson, melody Dorothy Wilson
and Eve Ruppert. © 1c Nov. 4,
1936; E unp. 134647; Dorothy L. Wil-
son, i. e. Mrs. Stanley R. Wilson,
West Los Angeles, Calif. 30947
Wounded (The) bird; w anon., melody
Evelyn Coleman. © 1 ec Oct. 9,
1936; E unp. 134691; Lucy Warder
McKellup, Veteran’s Home, Calif.
30945
X-asperating X-muss gifts; Christmas
operetta for children, text Eleanor
Allen Sehroll, m William M. Schmitt.
© Oct. 5, 1936; D 39171; March bros.
pub. co., Lebanon, O. 30948*
Yale marching song; melody. © 1 e.
Nov. 16, 1936; E unp. 135190; Charles
EK. Burton, New Haven. 30949
Ye banks and braes; traditional Scot-
tish song, arr. and ace. composed
James Ainslie Murray. © Sept. 17,
1936; E for. 46364; Augener, lItd.,
London. 30950
Yearning for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@.
Nov. 11, 1936; E unp. 134966; Emma
H. Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 30951
Yes, not arf we are; comedy foxtrot
song, w and m David Arale and Syd-
ney Brooks; with symbols for banjo,
guit., and pf. accordion. © Aug. 1,
1936; E for. 46162; Paramount music
co., Itd., London. 30952
Yes, when ships leave the sea; w and
melody Elizabeth Davis Weaver. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1986; H unp. 184714; Ira
A. Weaver, Washington. 30953
1374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1936
Yo hasta el cielo daria; rumba, English
w Hector De Lara, Spanish w and m
Miguel Sandoval, arr. Lou Halmy;
erch. pts. © Oct. 1, 1986; HE. pub.
58493; Alfred music co., inc. New
York. 30954
Yom hadin; w Morris Rund, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1986; E unp.
135423 ; Samuel Weisser, Brooklyn.
30955
You are my heaven; pf. treble, with w.
©1ec. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 185149;
Ruby Sutliffe, Id. 30956
You are my ideal; w and melody
Happy Fields. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1986;
EH unp. 185187; Irving A. Blumen-
feld, New York. 30957
You belong to me; song. © 1c. Nov.
2, 1986; E unp. 1384558; Philip W.
Hurd, Westbrook, Me. 30958
You broke my heart, then cast it
aside: song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 184978; Hmma H.
Sagstetter, Oshkosh, Wis. 30959
You can’t go wrong if you smile; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4, 1936;
EH unp. 134660; Joseph M. Sudlik,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. 30960
You cost me a fortune; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1986; E unp. 135082;
Charles Sumner Jordan, Clemenceau,
Ariz. 30961
You don’t know; w and melody. © 1
e. Oct. 17, 19386; EO unp. 1385236;
Michael Turchan, Cleveland. 30962
You give me love the way I like it;
w Harry Ben Bolt, melody Burrell
Van Buren. © 1 ec Nov. 19, 1936;
EK unp. 1385384; Ben Bolt song pro-
ductions, Lakeside, O. 30963
You go your way now; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134927;
Vern Orr, Richmond, Calif. 30964
You gotta have swing; song, from Nob
hill nights, w Urusula Williamson
Hale. © Oct. 26, 1936: E pub. 58257 ;
Leonard Auletti, San Francisco.
30965
You hold my life in the palm of your
hand; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
11, 1936; E unp. 135147; Gertrude
Mellichamp White, High Point, N. C.
30966
You made me fall in love with you;
pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1986; EH unp. 135279; John E. Swan-
son, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 30967
30980
You made me happy as a bird in the
spring; song. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936;
HK unp. 1384895; John G. Ostrom, Los
Angeles. 30968
You must be sure; w Jack Lawrence;
pf. © 1.e Nov. 11, 1936; E. unp.
135022: Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 30969
You need a streamlined heart; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135151; Clifford Winans, Springfield,
O. 30970
You’re a bad influence on me; from
Red, hot and blue, w and m Cole Por-
ter; with arr. for guit., ete. © Oct.
29, 1986; E pub. 58435; Chappell &
co., inec., New York. 30971
You're a great big Dresden doll and
I adore you; w and melody. ©1e.
Noy. 11, 1936; E unp. 1385208; Beth
Broderick Wilburn, Toledo. 30972
You’re all the world to me; w and
melody Edwin 8. Booth. ©1e. Oct.
30, 1936; E unp. 134522; HE. S. Booth,
Terrell, Tex. 30973
You're beautiful my love; w and mel-
ody Betty Pitt and Chuck Callender.
©1e. July 27, 1936; E unp. 129049;
Betty Pittoif, Brooklyn. 30974
You're elected; w Bill Robin, and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1936; E unp.
134784; Frank Quercio, Brooklyn.
30975
You're everything sweet; fox-trot, w
and m Andy Razaf, Paul Denniker
and Charles Bayha; with guit. arr.
© Noy. 16, 1986; E pub. 58576; Lin-
coln music corp., New York. 30976
You’re like a blessed event sent from
heaven to-day; w Bill Trent; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1986; BE unp. 185056 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
30977
You’re like the sun and I’m like the
moon; song, w Florence Townsend.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1936; E unp. 134984 ;
David Ballantine, Garden City, N. Y.
30978
You’re my best bet; from This mad
whirl, w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Nov. 4,
1936; E pub. 58469; Words & music,
inc., New York. 30979
Youw’re natural; fox-trot, w Sam Bar-
ry, melody Luther Kites. © 1 «.
Oct. 31, 19386; E unp. 1384512; Samuel
Barry Shuman, Roxbury, Mass.
30980
1375
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30981
You’re so different; w Irma Schaeffer ;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 19386; E unp.
135032; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 380981
You’re standin’ on the outside now; w
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1936; E
unp. 132940; Georgette Davis, New
Orleans. 30982
You’re sugar and spice; song. ©1e.
Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 1385381; Edna
Fern Daly, Casper, Wy. 30983
You’re the woman in the world for me;
w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 135009; Carle Dawes Clark,
Coconut Grove, Miami, Fla. 30984
You're too good to be bad; w Charlie
Tobias, m Murray Mencher; with
arr. for guit., ete. © Oct. 30, 1986;
E pub. 583869; Harms, ine., New
York. 30985
You shall be my sweetheart over all
the years; song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1936; E unp. 185092 ; Charles E. Bur-
ton, New Haven. 30986
You should-a seen gran’pa swing; w
and melody Gene Sickel. © 1 c. Oct.
24, 1986; E unp. 135088; Eugene H.
Sickel, jr., Larchmont, N. Y. 30987
You stole my heart; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E. unp.
134916; Mae Lopes, Portsmouth, R. I.
30988
You turned the tables on me; verse
introduction, w Sidney Mitchell, m
David Buttolph. © 1 c¢. Nov. 13,
1936; EF unp. 135251; Movietone
music corp., New York. 30989
You’ve got dust on your coat; w and m
Rex Bell and Al Burt; with ukulele
arr. and chord figures for banjo, guit.
and pf. accordion. © Sept. 28, 1936;
E for. 46534; Gordon Cooper & co.,
London. — 30990
You've got me hypnotized, baby; song,
melody John R. Gascon. © 1 ¢. Nov.
6, 1986; E unp. 134755; Olive Marie
Gascon, San Diego, Calif. 30991
ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
You went away; song, m Jack Schaten-
stein. © 1. Nov. 20, 1986; E unp.
135463 ; LeRoy Lake Redman, Los An-
geles. 30992
Your heart’s got control of me; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1986; E unp. 1384912; Alfred Cava-
liere, Philadelphia. 30993
Your love will always be new, dear;
waltz song. © 1. Nov. 2, 1986;
E unp. 184556; Frieda K. West,
Greensburg, Ind. 30994
Your wedding day; song, w A. Wayne
Iannelli. © Nov. 17, 1986; E pub.
58580; Chas. J. Coletta, Wilmington,
Del. 30995.
Youth dauntless ; by Herbert L. Clarke,
op. 240; B flat cornet or trumpet solo
with pf. ace. © Nov. 12, 1936; EB
pub. 58511; Belwin, inc., New York.
30996
Youth remains; w and melody. ©1e.
Nov. 10, 1986; E unp. 134924; Delia
Battle, Bound Brook, N. J. 30997
Yuletide music box; pf. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1986; E unp. 135387; Margaret
Ann Baker, Annapolis. 30998
Zingana (La); Hungarian mazurka,
Carl Bohm, arr. Willis Conolly;
Spanish guit., in diagram. © Oct.
20, 1986; E pub. 58310; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 30999
Zipping the zipper; w and melody. ©
1 @ Noy. 11; 19386;.E unp.. 1385007;
Alvah Reginald Morrison, Astoria,
Tey ilsING ke 31000
Zu-seit un, zu-shpreit; w Zelde Knizs-
nick, and melody. © 1. Aug. 381,
1936; E unp. 185409; Samuel Weisser,
Brooklyn. 31001
Zweite sonate fiir klavier ; v. Paul Hin-
demith. © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 46299;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
31002
80ernes glade vals; tekst: Henry Car}-
sen, m: Svend Nicolaisen; pf. ©
Oct. 19, 1936; E for. 46442; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 31003
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in English language, from Great Britain and
the United States (including 19,382 unpublished) _—_—~__-~__-____
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 602
IETS a2 (ops gine nee Pg INO et rere degre ee
unpub-
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[31003
Affinity kiss; w Charley Grapewin, mj|At parting; by E. L. Ashford.
Harl Schwartz. © Charles Grape-
win, Los Angeles, as author of w. R
48200, Nov. 10, 1936. 1
All alone; from The Yankee girl, w
George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. ©
Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind.,
as widow of the author of m. R
48157, Oct. 31, 19386. 2
All loves excelling; w Chas. Wesley,
m KE. L. Ashford; high voice. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
48102, Nov. 9, 1986. 3
All Thy works praise Thee, O Lord;
festival anthem; mixed voices. ©
William Berwald, Syracuse, as au-
thor of m. R 48285, Oct. 29, 1936. 4
Allegretto non troppo; by EH. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 48094, Oct. 30, 1936. 5
Almighty Giver, bountiful and free;
Thanksgiving anthem, w John Sam-
uel Beverley Mexsell, m William
Dressler; mixed voices. © Louis
Richard Dressler, Philadelphia, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 48282, Nov. 5, 1986.
6
Ashford (KE. L.) Andante; organ volun-
tary. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48121, Oct. 30, 1936. rl
Prelude; organ. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48100, Nov. 9, 1986.
8
organ voluntary. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48122, Oct. 30,
1986. 9
Scherzo. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48110, Nov. 9, 1936. 10
At close of day; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 48132, Oct. 30, 1936. 11
©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author, R 48298,
Noy. 138, 1936. 12
Auf der rennbahn; galopp aus Halloh!
Die grosse revue; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 48186,
Nov. 3, 1986. 13
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Selected
pieces ; transcribed Otto Singer; vio-
lin and pf. © Else Singer, Leipzig,
as widow of the author of transcrip-
tion. R 48319, Nov. 7, 19386. 14
Be joyful in the Lord; anthem, m
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 48135, Oct. 30, 19386.
15
Beautiful city; song, w L. D. Santee.
© Frank E. Lindgren, Santa Ana,
Calif., as author of m. R 48235, Nov.
9, 1986. 16
Beneath Thy wings. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author. R
48226, Nov. 9, 1986. 17
Berlin in smiles and tears; by A. Con-
radi, arr.; orch. © Richard E. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 48278,
Nov. 4, 19386. 18
Blest are the pure in heart; anthem, w
John Keble; women’s trio. © Will-
iam Berwald, Syracuse, as author of
m. R 48286, Oct. 29, 1986. 19
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance
no. 7; arr.; orch. © Richard E. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 48280,
Nov. 4, 1986. 20
Broadway Indian chief; song, from
The joy rider. © William J.
McKenna, Jersey City, as author. R
48326, Nov. 20, 1936. 21
Cairo; song, from The flirting princess,
m Jos. E. Howard. © Frank R.
Adams and Will M. Hough, Los An-
geles, as authors of w. R 48275,
Nov. 11, 19386. 22;
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pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Caramba; from Lo, w O. Henry and | Daffodils; organ voluntary, BE. L. Ash-
Franklin P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane.
© Mae Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of the author of m. R 48251,
Nov. 11, 1936. 23
Changed in a moment; song, w E. J.
Greenwood. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of m. R 48205,
Nov. 9, 1986. 24
Children’s (The) jubilee; anthem, w
James Montgomery, m BH. bl. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 48114, Oct. 30, 1936. 25
Child’s (A) evening prayer; violin and
pf. © HElizabeth Fyffe, West New-
ton, Mass., as author. R 48081, Oct..
29, 1936. 26
Chocolate (The) soldier; duet from
The chocolate soldier, English w
Stanislaus Stange, m Oscar Straus.
© Lola Stange, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
as widow of the author of w. R
48148, Oct. 30, 1936. 27
Christian (The) soldier; w H. K.
White, m E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48092, Oct.
30, 1936. 28
Christmas pastorale; m HE. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 48295, Nov. 13, 1936. 29
Closing voluntary; organ voluntary,
BE. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48116, Oct. 30, 1986. 30
Come and spend Christmas with me;
w Allan Witchell, m J. Fred Helf.
© Myra Helf, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 48201,
Nov. 9, 1986. ol
Come unto Me; song, w H. HE. Hewitt.
EF. Degen, Chicago, aS author of
R 48217, Nov. 9, 1936. a2
Communion; by E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
48098, Oct. 30, 19386. 33
Consider, O Lord; by EH. L. Ashford;
high voice. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author of m. R 48105, Nov. 9, 1936.
34
Ccwboy-now boy; song, m Leo Bennett.
© Sam M. Lewis, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 48182, Noy. 3, 1986.
30
m.
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nashville,
as child of the deceased author. R
48123, Oct. 30, 1936. 36
Day of days; w C. D. Martin, m C. O.
Bradford. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of m. R 48236,
Nov. 9, 1986. 37
Dear Yankee maid; from Lo, w O.
Henry and Franklin P. Adams, m
A. B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of the author
of m. R 48258, Nov. 11, 1936. 38
Dedication march; by HE. L. Ashford ;
organ. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48101, Noy. 9, 1936. 39
Dinny Maginnity; song, from The jolly
bachelors, lyric Glen Mae Donough.
© Raymond Hubbell, New York, as
author of m. R 48265, Nov. 11, 1936.
40
Do not leave them there to die; w E. S.
Ufford, m C. W. Ackerman. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48219, Nov. 9, 1936. 41
Doing for Jesus; w ©. D. Martin, m
C. W. Ackerman. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of m. R
48211, Nov. 9, 1936. 42
Easter (An) alleluia; organ voluntary,
KH. L. Ashford. © Henry 8S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 481381, Oct. 30, 1986. 43
EKggport fusilliers; from The girl from
the states, w Glen MacDonough, m
R. Hubbell and A. Baldwin Sloane.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Gen-
ter, N. Y¥., as one of the authors of m.
R 48198, Nov. 9, 1936. 44
Elegie; organ voluntary, E. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48115, Oct. 30, 1936. 45
Eternity; w Mrs. HE. M. H. Gates, m
P. P. Bliss, arr. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, aS author of arrange-
ment. R 48225, Nov. 9, 1936. 46
Euphonic sounds; syneopated two-step,
Scott Joplin; pf. © Lottie Joplin,
New York, aS widow. R 48262, Nov.
11, 1936. 47
Evening (The) light was fading. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as au-
thor. R 48207, Nov. 9, 1936. 48
Hvening praise; organ voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48127, Oct. 30, 1936. 49
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76
Every cloud has a silver lining; w C. D.
Martin, m C. O. Bradford. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48230, Nov. 9, 1936. 50
Fairy’s wooing; reverie; pf. © Helen
M. Haskins, Brooklyn, as author. R
48281, Oct. 26, 19386. 51
Fifth nocturne; by J. Leybach, op. 52,
arr.; orch. © Richard E. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as author of
arrangement. R 48276, Nov. 4, 1986.
52
For if it were burning. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author.
Nov. 9, 1986. 53
Forest song; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 48133, Oct. 30, 1936. 54
Gathering flowers; song, w L. D. San-
tee. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of m. R 48203, Nov.
9, 1986. 5D
Give thanks unto God; by EK. L. Ash-
ford; organ. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48290, Nov. 13, 19386. 56
Gloryland; German air, with w. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as au-
thor of w. R 48221, Nov. 9, 1936. 57
Go speak to thy brother; w C. D. Mar-
ieee c. ©. Bradtord. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48213, Nov. 9, 1936. 58
God will defend you; w C. D. Martin,
m M. 8. Waldo. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of m. R
48238, Nov. 9, 1936. 59
Golden days; new teaching pieces, Leo
Friedman. © Friedrika F. Loewen-
thal, Los Angeles, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
48175, Nov. 3, 1936. 60
Half (The) moon; song, from The jolly
bachelors, lyric Glen Mac Donough.
© Raymond Hubbell, New York, as
author of m. R 48268, Nov. 11, 19386.
61
Hard (A) pull altogether; w C. D. Mar-
tin, m M. S. Waldo. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of m. R
48218, Nov. 9%, 19386. 62.
R 48210,
-- Hawthorn (The) tree; three-part song,
w Nathan Haskell Dole; women’s
voices. © Alfred Wooler, Lakeland.
Fla., as author of m. R 48083, Oct.
29, 1986. 63
He guides me with His eye. © Frank
E. Lindgren, Santa Ana, Calif., as
author. R 48222, Nov. 9, 1936. 64
Heaven in my heart alway; by E. L.
Ashford; high voice. © Henry BSB.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48104, Nov.
9; 1936. 65
Hope thou in God; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 48125, Oct. 30, 1936. 66
Humoresque; op. 16, no. 1; pf. © G.
Marschal-Loepke, Zionsville, Ind., as
author. R 48324, Nov. 17, 19386. 67
I can’t resist your smile; song, from
The silver star, w H. B. Smith. ©
Albert Gumble, New York, as author
of m. R 48088, Oct. 22, 1936. 68
I don’t want no Swanee river; sons, by
Frank Hilltanne [pseud. of EH. Leon-
ard] and John Hill. © Eddie Leon-
ard, Brooklyn, as author of w. R
45184, Noy. 3, 1936. 69
I fell in love all by myself; song, from
The flirting princess, m Jos. E. How-
ard. © Frank R. Adams and Will
M. Hough, Los Angeles, as authors
of w. R 48267, Nov. 11, 1936. 70
I’m all alone, hooray; w Sam Lewis, m
Leo Bennett and Fred A. Apfelbaum.
© Sam M. Lewis, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 48181, Nov. 3, 1936. 71
I’m looking for a husband; from A
matinee idol, w Seymour Brown, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 48169, Oct. 31, 1936.
(2Z
I will always love you dear; from A
matinee idol, w Seymour Brown, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m.. R 48165, Oct. 31, 1936.
(os)
I will give thanks; m E. L. Ashford.
© Henry 8. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48288, Nov. 13, 1936. 74
I wonder how the old folks are at home;
w Herbert S. Lambert, m F. W. Van-
dersloot. © Cora Vandersloot, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48333, Nov. 17, 1936. 75
I wonder if it’s true; w and m Clare
Kummer. © Clare Kummer Henry,
New York, as author. R 48335, Nov.
16, 19386. 76
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If I had the world to give you; w Ar-
thur J. Lamb, m Barclay Walker. ©
Mary Jo Walker, New York, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
48396, Nov. 23, 1936. 77
Im walzerrausch; walzer, aus Halloh!
Die grosse revue; pf. Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author. R 48189,
Nov. 3, 1936. 18
In love; from The girl from the states,
w Glen MacDonough, m R. Hubbell
and A. Baldwin Sloane. © Raymond
Hubbell, Rockville Center, N. Y., as
one of the authors of m. R 48195,
Nov. 9. 1936. 79
In my little Hottentot hut for two;
from In Africa, w E. Ray Goetz, m |.
Herbert Ingraham. © Amo Ingra-
ham, Hollywood, Calif., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 48172,
Nov. 3, 1936. 80
In that old college town; song, from In
Africa, m Melville J. Gideon. © 8.
Ray Goetz, London, as author of w.
R 48178, Nov. 38, 1936. $1
In the little town across from Jersey
City; from In Africa, w and m Her-
bert Ingraham. © Amo Ingraham,
Hollywood, Calif.. as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48173, Nov. 3, 1936.
82.
In Yucatan; from Lo, w O. Henry and
Franklin P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane.
© Mae Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of the author of m. R 48257,
Nov. 11, 1936. 85
In 1999; from The Yankee girl, w
George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. ©
Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind.,
as widow of the author of m. R
48159, Oct. 31, 19386. 84
It isn’t the same in the day time; from
The girl from the states, lyric Glen
Mac Donough, m A. Baldwin Sloane
and R. Hubbell. © Mae Sloane, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as widow of one of
the authors of m, and Raymond Hub-
bell, New York, as one of the authors
of m. R 48269, Nov. 11, 1936. 85:
It’s the little things that count; from
Lo, w O. Henry and Franklin P.
Adams, m A. B. Sloane. © Mae
Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 48249, Nov.
11, 1936. 86
It was a dream; w Annie R. Noxon, m
Alfred G. Robyn. 1. Mezzo-sop., in
D flat.—2. Alto or bass, in B flat. ©
Isidora Robyn, New York, as widow
pt. I, n. 8., Vv. dL
of the author of m. R 48283, Nov. 5,
1936. ST
Jack o’ Iantern; song, from The flirting
princess, m Jos. E. Howard. ©
Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough,
Los Angeles, as authors of w. R
48273, Nov. 11, 1936. 88
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
R 48208, Nov. 9,
89
Jesus.
cago, as author.
1936.
Jesus first; w Mrs. C. D. Martin, m
Chas. W. Ackerman. © Peter Philip
Biihorn, Chicago, as author of m. R
48209, Nov. 9, 1936. 90
Joyful praise; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. _ Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48120, Oct. 30, 1936. 91
Keep moving right along; w C. D. Mar-
tin, m C. W. Ackerman. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48229, Nov. 9, 19386. §2
King (The) of love my Shepherd is;
hymn-anthem, w H, W. Baker; 3
voices. © William Berwald, Syra-
cuse, as author of m. R 48287, Oct.
29, 1936. 93
Lena; from The girl from the states,
w Glen MacDonough, m A. Baldwin
Sloane and R. Hubbell. © Raymond
Hubbell, Rockville Center, N. Y., as
one of the authors of m. R 48197,
Nov. 9, 1936. 94
Let us sing; from Lo, w O. Henry and
Franklin P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane,
© Mae Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of the author of m. R 48260,
Noy. 1, 1936. 95
Letter song; duet, from The chocolate
soldier, English w Stanislaus Stange,
m Oscar Straus. © Lola Stange, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., aS widow of the au-
thor of w. R 48150, Oct. 30, 1986.
96
Like as the hart desireth the water
brooks; by Vincent Novello, English
w adapted R. R. Ross, m arr.; 3-pt.
women’s cho. ; pf. or organ ace. © N.
Clifford Page, Boston, as author of
arrangement. R 48284, Oct. 29, 1936.
OT
Little old Main street; from Lo, w O.
Henry and Franklin P. Adams, m A.
B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of the author
of m. R 48259, Nov. 11, 1986. 98
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Longing; w Charley Grapewin, m Eavrl | Meet me to-night in Dreamland; w Beth
Schwartz. © Charles Grapewin, Los
Angeles, as author of w. R 48199;
Noy. 10, 1986. 99
Lord (The) is my shepherd; m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry 8. Ashford, Nasi-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 481138, Noy. 9, 1936. 100
Louisiana Lizabeth; from The Yankee
girl, w George V. Hobart, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind., as widow of the author
of m. R 481638, Oct. 31, 1936, 101
Love is all that matters; from Lo, w O.
Henry and Franklin P. Adams, m
A. B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of the author
of m. R 48255, Nov. 11, 1936. 102
Lovelight ; Indian serenade, w C. P. Mc-
Donald. © Theron C. Bennett, Los
Angeles, as author of m. R 48271,
Nov, 11, 1986. 103.
Love’s fancies; waltzes; orch. © Paul
Linecke, Berlin, as author. R 48187,
Noy. 3, 1936. 104
Magnificat ; m E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 48296, Nov.
13, 1936. 105
Maid of Sevilla; from The Yankee girl,
w George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind., as widow of the author of m.
R 48160, Oct. 31, 1986, 106
Man (The) o’ my dreams; song, from
The Alaskan, w Richard T. Carroll.
© Phil Schwartz, Jackson Heights,
N. Y., as author of m. R 48246, Nov.
11, 1936. 107
March movement; by E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 48099, Oct.
30, 1936. 108
organ. © Henry §, Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48107, Nov. 9, 1986. 109
March (The) of God’s host; w C. D.
Martin, m C. W. Ackerman. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48212, Nov. 9, 1936. 110
March of the Magi; m E. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author, R
48297, Noy. 18, 1986. 111
Meditation; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48289, Nov. 13, 1986. 2
114808—37——6
Slater Whitson, m Leo Friedman, ©
Friedrika F. Loewenthal, Los An-
geles, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 483828, Oct.
28, 1986. 113
Moment musical; by E. L. Ashford, ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 48097, Oct.
30, 1936. 114
Moszkowski (Moritz) Serenata; arr.;
orch. © Richard E. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass., as author of ar-
rangement. R 48279, Nov. 4, 1936.
115
Musie with meals; song, from The jolly
bachelors, w Glen MacDonough. ©
Raymond Hubbell, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48263, Nov. 11, 1986,
116
My, but I’m longing for love; w Beth
Slater Wilson, m Leo Friedman. ©
Friedrika FEF. Loewenthal, Los An-
geles, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 48171, Nov.
3, 1936. 117
My heart rejoices; anthem, w tr. Cath.
Winkworth, m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
48292, Nov. 18, 1936. 118
My hero; air and waltz song, from The
chocolate soldier, English w Stanis-
laus Stange, m Oscar Straus, © Lola
Stange, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., as widow
of the author of w. R 48153, Oct. 30,
1986. 119
My hero; from The chocolate soldier,
English w Stanislaus Stange, m Os-
car Straus. © Lola Stange, Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y., as widow of the author of
w. R 48148, Oct. 30, 1986. 120
My picture puzzle girl; song, from The
joy rider. © William J. McKenna,
Jersey City, as author. R 48336, Nov.
20, 1936. PAL
Nearer home today. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author. R 48224,
Nov. 9, 1986. 122
Never forget your parents; from Lo,
w O. Henry and Franklin P. Adams,
m A. B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48254, Nov. 11, 1936.
123
Never mind the kicker; by C. O. Brad-
ford. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author. R 48227, Nov. 9,
1936. 124
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pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 31
New (The) Bo-Peep;
from the states, w Glen MacDonough,
m R. Hubbell and A. Baldwin Sloane. |
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as one of the authors of
m. R 48194, Nov. 9, 1936. 125
Nonsense; from A matinee idol, w Sey-
mour Brown, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 48158,
Oct. 31, 1936. 126
Now the day is over; by EK. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48299, Nov. 13, 1936. 127
O Lamb of God; prelude for commun-
ion, KE. L. Ashford ; organ.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48108, Nov. 9, 1936.
128
O paradise; duet, w F. W. Faber, m BH.
L. Ashford; low voice. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48103, Nov. 9,
1936. 129
Old (The) church bell; song, m J. E.
Hartel. (© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, as author of w. R 48237, Nov.
9, 1986. 130
Old (The) eross is standing there; w
Durfee, m M. S. Waldo. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author. R
48234, Nov. 9, 19386. 131
Old time songs for men’s voices; com-
piled J. Carroll Randolph. © Wil-
liam Arms Fisher, Boston, as author
of the compilation. R 4803886, Oct. 29,
1936. 132
On our balloon honeymoon ; song, m Leo
Bennett and Fred A. Apfelbaum. ©
Sam M. Lewis, New York, as author
of w. R 48174, Nov. 3, 1936. 133
On Wisconsin; march song and two-
step, w Carl Beck, m W. T. Purdy. ©
Mary Purdy Carrigan, Milwaukee, as
widow of the author of m. R 48395,
Nov. 18, 1936. 134
One and one make two; from A mati-
nee idol, w Seymour Brown, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind., as widow of the author
of m. R 48168, Oct. 31, 1936. 135
Only you; song, from The joy rider. ©
William J. McKenna, Jersey City, as
author. R 48325, Nov. 20, 1936. 136
Overcomers we must be; w C. D. Mar-
tin, m Chas. W. Ackerman. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48215, Nov. 9, 1936. 137
from The girl
© Henry |.
Pale golden star; song, from The fiirt-
ing princess, m Jos. E. Howard. ©
Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough,
Los Angeles, as authors of w. R
48272, Nov. 11, 1936. 138
Pedal (The) organ; coll. of sacred pipe
organ voluntaries, composed, arr. and
ed. E. L. Ashford. no. 2. © Henry S.
Ashford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 48112, Nov. 9, 1936.
139
Postlude; by E. L. Ashford; organ. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 48109,
Nov. 9, 19386. 140
Postlude in C; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry 8S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48130, Oct. 30, 1936. 141
Praise ye the Lord; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R. 48126, Oct. 30, 1986. 142
Prelude in D: by H. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 48093, Oct.
30, ©1936. 143
Prelude in F; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
Henry 8S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48339, Nov. 19, 19386. 144
Prelude in G; by E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as child
of the deceased author. R 48095,
Oct. 30, 1936. 145
Pretty Polly; from The Yankee girl, w
George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. ©
Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind.,
as widow of the author of m. R
48164, Oct. 31, 19386. 146
Rakoczy overture; by Keler-Bela, arr.
Theo. M. Tobani; orch. © Carl
Fischer, ine., New York, as proprietor
in a work made for hire. R 48183,
Noy. 6, 1936. 147
canna arr. Thomas H. Rollinson;
orch. © Frederick B. Rollinson,
Naugatuck, Conn., as executor. R
48085, Oct. 29, 1936. 148
Reverie; by E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48096, Oct. 30,
1936. 149
Rollsehuh-liufer-walzer; aus Halloh!
Die grosse revue; pf. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as author. R 48185, Nov. 3,
1986. 150
Romanza; by E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
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deceased author. R 48111, Nov. 9,| Single (The) bird; song, from The
1936. 151 jolly bachelors, lyric Glen Mac
Donough. © Raymond Hubbell, New
Rondo caprice; by E. L. Ashford; or-
gan. © Henry S. Ashford, Nashville,
as child of the deceased author. R
48291, Nov. 13, 1936. 152
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Dance of the bayaderes ; arr. Thomas
H. Rollinson; orch. © Frederick B.
Rollinson, Naugatuck, Conn., as ex-
ecutor. R 48084, Oct. 29, 1986. 153
Rustic wedding scene; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry 8. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased au-
thor. _R 48128, Oct. 30, 1936. 154
Sailor number; from Lo, w O. Henry
and Franklin P. Adams, m A. B.
Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Hollywood,
Calif., as widow of the author of m.
R 48261, Nov. 11, 1936. - 155
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Barca-
rolle; op. 108, transcription pour vio-
lon, alto, violoncelle et pf. © Marie
Laure Truffot, vve. C. Saint-Saéns,
Puyricard, France, as widow. R
48329, Oct. 7, 1936. 156
Proserpine; drame lyrique, enti”
acte; orch. Partition. © Marie
Laure, Truffot, vve. C. Saint-Saens,
Puyricard, France, as widow. R
48330, Oct. 7, 1936. 157
Satyr-tanz; aus Halloh! Die grosse
revue. 1. Pf.—2. Orch. stimmen. ©
Paul. Lincke, Berlin, as author. R
48188, 48190, Nov. 3, 1936.
Say no more about it; w C. G. Cotes and
B. Macdonald, m William Hargreaves,
arr. Aug. C. Ely. © Betty Chapin
Macdonald, Berkeley, Calif., as widow
of one of the authors of w. R 48398,
Nov. 3, 1936. 160
Schoonerland; w E. Ray Goetz, m Her-
bert Ingraham. © Amo Ingraham,
Hollywood, Calif., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48177, Nov.
3, 1936. 161
Se tu non torni; melodia, parole Ric-
eardo Mazzola, m Francesco Paolo
Tosti; mezzo sop. 0 bar. © Berthe
Tosti, Paris, as widow of the author
of m. R 48403, Nov. 20, 1986. 162
Seesaw waltz; violin and pf. © Eliza-
beth Fyffe, West Newton, Mass., as
author. R 48080, Oct. 29, 19386. 163
She’s an awful nice gal; song, w Edward
Madden. © Geo. W. Meyer, New
York, as author of m. R 48089, Oct.
24, 1936. 164
158, 159
York, as author of m. R 482606, Nov.
11, 1986. 165
Skaters (The); waltz, E. Waldteufel,
arr.; orch. © Richard KE. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as author of
arrangement. R 48277, Nov. 4, 1936.
166
Sleep little baby of mine; w and m arr.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of arrangement. R 48259, Nov.
9° 1936. 167
Slow (A) waltz; violin and pf. ©
Elizabeth Fyffe, West Newton, Mass.,
as author. R 48082, Oct. 29, 1936.
168
Snap shots; from Lo, w O. Henry and
Franklin P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane.
© Mae Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of the author of m. R 48250,
Nov. 11, 1936. 169
So teach us to number our days; song,
m BH. L.. Ashford. © Henry 8S. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 48124, Oct. 30,
1936. 170
Some glad day; song, w Carrie Lee
Bowyer. © F. Degen, Chicago, as
author of m. R 48216, Nov. 9, 1986.
171
Somebody wants you; w and m Maude
Nugent. © Maude Nugent Jerome,
New York, as author. R 48179, Nov.
3, 1936. nz,
Someone is waiting for you; w Irene
Durfee, m C. O. Bradford. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
m. R 48228, Nov. 9, 1936. 173
Song (A) of hope; organ voluntary. ©
Edmund S8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor. R 481384, Oct. 30, 1936. 174
Song (The) the brook sings to the mill
wheel; violin and pf. © Hlizabeth
Fyffe, West Newton, Mass., as author.
R 48079, Oct. 29, 1936. 175
Song without words; m H. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48294, Nov. 138, 1936. 176
Spring song; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48129, Oct. 30, 1936. 177
Statute song; from Lo, w O. Henry and
Franklin P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane.
© Mae Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as
widow of the author of m. R 48252,
Nov. 11, 1936. 178
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179
Strauss (Richard) Soloszene; op. 58,
aus Elektra, Hugo Hofmannsthal. ©
Richard Strauss, Garmisch, Bavaria,
Germany, as author of m. R 48322,
Nov. 12, 1936. 179
Streams of glory; song, w Bertha A.
Hogan. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of m. R 48204, Nov.
9, 1936. 180
Sunshine cometh soon; w Irene Durfee,
m C. W. Ackerman. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author. R 482382,
Nov. 9, 1936. 181
Sympathy; from The chocolate soldier,
English w Stanislaus Stange, m Oscar
Straus. © Lola Stange, Mt. Vernon,
N. Y., as widow of the author of w.
R 48152, Oct. 30, 1986. 182
Take me back to sunshine land; song,
from The silver star, w William
Jerome. © Jean Schwartz, Stamford,
Conn., as author of m. R 48087, Oct.
22, 19386. 183
Take me to your heart again for auld
lang syne; w and m J. Edgar Farran
and J. Ring. © Justin Ring, Brook-
lyn, as one of the authors. R 48202,
Nov. 9, 1936. 184
Tammany on parade; from Lo, w O.
Henry and Franklin P. Adams, m
A. B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of the author
of m. R 48256, Nov. 11, 1986. 1865
Tell it to others; w C. D. Martin, m
M.S. Waldo. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of m. R 48240,
Nov. 9, 1936. 186
Tell thy life story to Jesus; song, w
Mrs. Frank A. Breck. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of m. R
48233, Nov. 9, 1936. 187
That dancing big banshee; from A
matinee idol, w Seymour Brown, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 48166, Oct. 31, 1936.
188
That hypnotizing rag; song, from The
Yankee girl. © C. F. Zittel, New
York, as author. R 48399, Noy. 18,
1936. 189
That would be lovely; from The choco-
late soldier, English w Stanislaus
Stange, m Oscar Straus. © Lola
Stange, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., as widow
of the author of w. R 48151, Oct. 30,
1936. 190
There are too many girls; song, from
The flirting princess, m Jos. E. How-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
ard. © Frank R. Adams and Will
M. Hough, Los Angeles, as authors
of w. R 48274, Nov. 11, 1986. 191
There’s something about you; duett
from The girl from the states, w Glen
MacDonough, m R. Hubbell and A.
Baldwin Sloane. © Raymond Hub-
bell, Rockville Center, N. Y., as one
of the authors of m. R 48192, Nov. 9,
1936. 192
They’re not doing that this season; in-
terpolated number, from The silver
star, w Harry B. Smith. © Albert
Gumble, New York, as author of m.
R 48321, Nov. 17, 1936. 193
"Tis all I know; w and m Clare Kum-
mer. © Clare Kummer Henry, New
York, as author. R 48334, Nov. 16,
1936. 194
Too late; w Alfred Tennyson, m J. W.
Lindsay, arr. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as author of arrange-
ment. R 48223, Nov. 9, 1986. 195
Top (The) o’ the morning; from The
Yankee girl, w George V. Hobart, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 48161, Oct. 31, 1936.
‘196
Tristezza; melodia, parole Riccardo
Mazzola, m Francesco Paolo Tosti;
mezzo sop. 0 bar. © Berthe Tosti,
Paris, aS widow of the author of m.
R 48402, Noy. 20, 1936. 197
Try once more; w Irene Durfee, m
C. W. Ackerman. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as author. R 48231,
Nov. 9, 1986. 198
Twilight; organ voluntary, HE. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48118, Oct. 30, 1936. 199
Twilight reverie; m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48293, Nov. 13, 1936. 200
Twilight town; song, from In Africa,
m Melville J. Gideon. © E. Ray
Goetz, London, as author of w. R
48176, Nov. 3, 1936. 201
Under the mistletoe; waltz, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Philadelphia, as widow. R 48155,
Nov. 7, 1936. 202
Under the orange blossom tree; song,
w Junie McCree. © Albert Von Til-
zer, New York, as author of m. R
48301, Nov. 13, 1936. 203
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Under the pazaza plant; song, arr. P.
Hans Flath. © Boyle Woolfolk,
Chicago, as author. R 483832, Nov.
17, 1936. 204
Until we meet again; song, w Dave
Clark. © Albert Gumble, New York,
as author of m. R 48320, Nov. 17,
1936. 205
‘Venetian boat song; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48117, Oct. 30, 1936. 206
Waiting; song, w L. D. Santee. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as au-
thor of m. R 48206, Nov. 9, 1936. 207
We wait for Thy loving kindness; by
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48106, Nov. 9, 1936. 208
‘We will give thanks; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48119, Oct. 30, 19386. 209:
‘Weenie and Widgie; from The girl
from the states, w Glen MacDonough,
m R. Hubbell and A. Baldwin Sloane.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as one of the authors of m.
R 48191, Nov. 9, 1936. 210
‘What a position for me to be in; w
Ballard Macdonald, m Edna Wil-
liams. © Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Berkeley, Calif., as widow of the au-
thor of w. R 48180, Nov. 3, 1936. 211
What am I going to do to make you love
me; song, from The jolly bachelors,
lyric Glen MacDonough. © Ray-
mond Hubbell, New York, as author
of m. R 48264, Nov. 11, 1986. 2A
When I shall be sleeping. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author.
R 48220, Nov. 9, 1936. 213
When Jesus comes into your life; w
C. D. Martin, m M. S. Waldo. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as au-
thor of m. R 48214, Nov. 9, 1936. 214
When other hearts have closed their
doors; song, m Ted Snyder; in F.
Benji F. Barnett, New York, as au-
thor of w. R 48198, Nov. 9, 1986.
215
When the soldier says farewell; from
The girl from the states, w Glen Mac-
Donough, m A. Baldwin Sloane and
R. Hubbell. © Mae Sloane, Holly-
wood, Calif., as widow of one of the
aac
authors of m, and Raymond Hubbell,
New York, as one of the authors of
m. R 48270, Nov. 11, 19386. 216
Where’s mama; from The Yankee girl,
w George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind., as widow of the author of m.
R 48156, Oct. 31, 1936. 217
While strolling thro’ the forest; from
Lo, w O. Henry and Franklin P.
Adams, m A. B. Sloane. © Mae
Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 48248, Nov. 11,
1936. 218
Whistle for me; song, m Billie Morse
Meyers. © William McKenna, Jersey
City, as author of w. R 48337, Nov.
20, 19386. 219
Why can’t I make a hit; song. © Chas.
L. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., as au-
thor. R 48247, Noy. 11, 1936. 220
With joy and gladness; by EH. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48300, Nov. 18, 1986. 221
Won’t you let me build a nest for you;
from A matinee idol, w Seymour
Brown, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 48167,
Oct. 31, 1986. 222
Won’t you marry me; from The girl
from the states, w Glen MacDonough,
m R. Hubbell and A. Baldwin Sloane.
© Raymond Hubbell, Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y., as one of the authors of m.
R 48196, Nov. 9, 1936. 223
Yankee (The) girl; from the produc-
tion, w George V. Hobart, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind., as widow of the author
of m. R 48162, Oct. 31, 1936. 224
You may always be my sweetheart ;
from Lo, w O. Henry and Franklin
P. Adams, m A. B. Sloane. © Mae
Sloane, Hollywood, Calif., as widow
of the author of m. R 48253, Nov.
11, 1936. 225
You’re just the kind of girl I’d like my
girl to be: song, w Will D. Cobb. ©
E. Ray Goetz, London, as author of
m. R 48397, Nov. 3, 1936. 226
You taught me how to love you, now
teach me to forget; song, w Jack
Drislane. © Geo. W. Meyer, New
York, as author of m. R 48338, Nov.
20, 1986. 2k
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HE Catalog of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
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alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
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by an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian);
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Flotow
(Friedrich von); Gluck (Christoph Willibald von); Godard (Benjamin Louis
Paul); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg
Friedrich); Liszt (Franz); Mascagni (Pietro); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) ;
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Moszkowski (Moritz); Mozart
(Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio);
Rubenstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert
(Frank Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander). Stradella (Alessandro); Tschai-
kowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Funf studien’’, “12 études
élémentaires”, etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz”, “dance”, “march’’,
“allegro”, ‘“‘praeludium”, “nocturne”, “impromptu”, “sonata”, “étude”, “study”,
“fantasia’’, etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Titles
Yeading “w” and “m” (signifying “words by”, “music by’) are to be understood
as songs. Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise
stated.
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the printed or manuscript copy.
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instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalog of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Argentina, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi—vii of no. 8;
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi-vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii-vili of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viil of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11-12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Free City of Danzig, vol. 29 (1934), pages vil—vili of no. 3;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-v1i of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii—xi of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-1x of no. 13;
Greece, vol. 27 (19382), pages vi—-vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi—x1i of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vil
Of Ose
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—-vii of no. 7;
Spain, vol. 29 (1934), pages vi-vii of no. 10;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—vili of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notre.—If the claimant of copyright is the s
same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A:B.C.—do ra mi song; song. © 1c.
Dee. 3, 1936; E unp. 186674; Elizabeth
Fay, Scranton, Pa. 31004
A la bien aimee; love waltz, Edouard
Sehtitt, arr. Willis Conolly ; Spanish
guit., in diagram. © Nov. 16, 1936; E
pub. 58941; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 31005
Abide with me; w H. F. Lyte, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1936; E unp.
136942 ; Viola Worrell, Old Greenwich,
Conn. 31006
Adam had ’em; w and m O’Neill Miller.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 186000 ;
J. O'Neill Miller, Baltimore. 31007
Adios, maligna mujer; gran tango mi-
longa, R. Demofilo; orch. ptes. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46652; H. Mac-
Knight, Paris. 31008
Adios, schone senorita; tangolied, aus
90 minuten aufenthalt, text Ludwig
Behrends u. Ernst Leenen, m Ernst
Leenen. © Sept. 25, 1936; E for.
47057; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 31009
Adios sweet sefiorita ; voc. serenade. ©
1 ec. Oct. 27, 1986; E unp. 135656;
Sidney Smith, New Westminster,
B. C., Canada. 31010
African love song; song, arr. Hlmer
Goodwin; pf. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1936;
E unp. 136089; Daifmore O. Akeisa,
New York. 31011
After a fly; by Edna-Mae Burnam; pf.
© Dec. 15, 1936; E pub. 59187; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
31012
Aguilar (Juan A.) Pastorale; melody.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp. 136055;
Juan A. Aguilar, Los Angeles.
31013
Ahora; bolero, letra y m Otilio Rivera
S. © 1 c. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp.
136849 ; Otilio Rivera Salazar, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 31014
Ain’t you glad you got good religion;
Spiritual; 5-pt. mixed cho. © Nov.
27, 19386; E pub. 58819; Nathaniel G.
Henderson, Chicago. 31015
Air de ballet; by Louis Conrath, new
arr. Carl Wilhelm Kern; pf. Rev. ed.
© Dec. 21, 1936; E pub. 59141; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
31016
Alborada; in Cuban style; 1st violin.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1936; E unp. 126928;
Robert Holmes Greenweli, Washing-
ton. 31017
Album pour orgue on harmonium; par
P. J. M. Plum. op. 140. Une piéce
dans chaque ton majeur.—op. 141.
Une piece dans chaque ton mineur.
© Nov. 25, 1936; E for. 46954, 46955 ;
A. Cranz, Brussels. 31018, 31019
All aboard; railroad novelty, Geo. H.
Sanders; orch. pts. © Dec. 4, 1936;
E pub. 58862; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 31020
All because of you; melody. © 1 e¢.
Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 1385964; Henry
R. Dutton, Albany. 31021
All by my lonesome; w and melody.
©1e. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp. 136182;
George Franklin Franciosa, Roches-
ter, N. Y. 31022
All I possess is you; fox-trot, w and m
James Wilson, Harry Leon and Leo
Towers; with ukulele arr. and chord
figures for banjo, guit. and pf. ac-
cordion. © Sept. 28, 1986; E for.
46533 ; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
31023
All I want is you; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Nov. 80, 1986; E unp. 136005;
Bertha Lillian Dobbins, San Antonio.
31024
All the way to the land of our dreams;
song, melody J. B. Vidach and
Michael Parenti. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1936;
E unp. 135662; John Batista Vidach,
Chicago. 31025
All the world is waiting; w James Wil-
son, m Sidney Lennox. © Aug. 14,
1936; E for. 465382; Gordon Cooper &
co., London. 31026
All to you; fox-trot, w L. T. Reilly, mel-
ody G. S. Rice. © 1c. Dee. 5, 1986;
E unp. 187023; Gertrude S. Rice and
Lena T. Reilly, Baltimore. 31027
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31028
Allergrésste (Die) zukunft hat die
liebe ; couplet, aus Axel an der him-
melstur, gesangs-text Hans Weigel, m
Ralph Benatzky. © Sept. 28, 1986;
HD for. 46728; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
01028
Aloha ; arr, Joseph A. Lenz: basso guit.,
in diagram, with instruction. © Nov.
16, 1936; E pub. 58935; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O, 31029
Aloha no au ika maka; melody arr.
Mort Searles; [guit.] with instruc-
tion, © Noy. 20, 1936; E pub. 58940 ;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
31030
Alone with just a memory of you; w
M. Henry, m Sonny Blount. ©le.
Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 187079 ; Herman
Blount and MeCellons Henry, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 31031
Alone with my dreams of you; melody.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 137060 ;
Gordon E. Magnuson, San Francisco.
31032
Alumni march; by Chas. L. Van Baar,
arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch. pts. ©
Dee. 7, 1936; E pub. 58917; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 31033
Amants (Les) ivres; chanson. ©
Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 46673; Marcel
Vogade, Paris. 310384
Amaryllis; air par le roi Louis MIT,
[arr.] Henry Ghys, transcribed Carl
Richter} pf. © Nov. 19; 1936; EH
pub. 59026; Bach music co., Boston.
31085
Ambrosian and Gregorian chants;
selection of traditional chants tran-
seribed into modern notation, Nicola
A. Montani. © May 15, 1936: H
pub. 58829; St. Gregory guild, inc.,
Philadelphia. 31036
America-all; song. © 1 @. Dee. 16,
1936; E unp. 136734; Cora Gladish,
Higginsyville, Mo. 31037
America, my native land: song, melody
S. B. Jackson. © 1 c. Noy. 23, 19386 ;
H unp. 135606; Joseph Lyddane,
Owensboro, Ky. 31088
American college of music; public
school division, course; pf., SUe.,
violin, cornet or trumpet, clarinet,
Saxophone, trombone and drums ;
pts. Lesson 6. © Dec. 16, 1936;
AA 222378; Flora B. McCurdy, Kan-
Sas City, Mo. 31039
pt. HI, n. s., v. 31
American war mothers; march, w and
mS. Yassel :) pt. © Octane 1986;
E pub. 58779: Melrose bros. music
co., ine., Chicago. 31040
America’s soug of triumph; by Janie
Alexander Patterson; pf. © 1 «¢
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 186787 ; Janie
A. Patterson Wagoner, Concord,
N. C. 31041
Among the golden-rod ; song, arr. T. A.
Phillips. © 1 ¢. Dec. 10, 19386; EB
unp. 186418; Sophia Costa, Canton,
O. 31042
Amor de esclavo; son afro-cubano, Gil
Luafio; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936 ;
E for. 47093; Union de compositores,
- Barcelona. 31043
Amorosa; melody Guadalupe Mendoza.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136888 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 31044
Amour (L’) de Salome; waltz. ©1e.
Noy. 23, 19386; E unp. 136519; Blias
Tenzer, New York, and Fred Feibel,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 31045
An die frauen; lied, op. 15, w Moritz,
Grafen Strachwitz. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
1936 ; KE unp. 136452; Alexander Stru-
bell-Harkort, Dresden, Germany.
31046
An die hoffnung; ged. aus Urania,
Christoph August Tiedge, m Karl
Hoyer, op. 56a; gem. chor. © Oct.
8, 1936; E for. 47021; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 31047
Andante e allegro con fuoco; per pf. e
orch., trascrizione dell’ autore, Guido
Alberto Fano; 2 pfti. © Nov. 23,
1936; E for. 46957; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a., Milan. 31048
Angels get my mansions ready ; hymn,
Ww anon., adapted and m N. Carlson.
© Sept. 25, 1936; Epub. 58768 ;
Nathaniel Carlson, Chicago. | 31049
Angels made you just for me; w Rose
Vassar White; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135852; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31050
Anita; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1936; BE
unp. 136417; Sophia Costa, Can-
ton, O. 31051
Ann Arbor; marche genre Sousa, H.
Mateo; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936;
EK} for. 46647; H. MacKnight, Paris.
31052
Antigone (The) of Sophocles; tr.
Lewis Campbell, m Horace Middle-
ton. © Sept. 1, 1936; D 39195; Ha-
win F. Kalmus, New York. 31052*
1388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
31079
Any old waltz; w and melody Wally-O | As rosebuds sweet, we'll never bloom;
and Sam Malen. © 1. Dec. 24,
1936; E unp. 137018; W. A. Olsen, jr.
and Sam Malen, Chicago. 310538
Anybody’s baby; w and melody. ©
1 ‘@. Dee. 2, 1986; HE unp. 136021;
Hillis Hunter and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 31054
Anything; w and m Paul Rebere. ©
ie, Dec. 4, 1986; E unp. 186081;
Paul L. Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa.
31055
Apple blossom time; duet, m Hector
Richard; sop. and alto. © 1c. Nov:
21, 1936; E unp. 1385509; E. N. Tay-
lor, Gillespie, III. 31056
—w and melody W. R. Calaway and
Chas. Mitchell. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 185918; W. R. Calaway, Or-
lando, Fla. 31057
Aquella noche; bolero, letra y melodia.
© 1c. Dec. 24, 1986; E unp. 137002;
Julio Torres, New York. 31058
Are you another angel; w Aileen
Healey and Larry Larrison, and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec. 3, 1936; E unp.
136091; Albert M. Crance, Geneva,
INGEY. 31059
Arizona magic; song, w Betty Codrick.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1936; E unp. 136160;
Maurine Elizabeth Honeycombe, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 31060
Arizona stars; w Tyler Rolston, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
EH eunp. 185709; R. T. Stone, Lamont,
. Wash. 31061
Arlene; song. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 135517; Bennie Calissi, Wood-
Ridge, N. J. 31062
Armistice march; intro. You’re in the
army now, Geo. H. Sanders; orch.
pts. © Dee. 4, 1936; E pub. 58863;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 31063
Arroyito; letra Teofilo Silva, m Otilio
Rivera S. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; EH
unp. 136650; Otilio Rivera Salazar,
Santa Barbara, Calif. 31064
Art (The) of transposing for the piano
at sight; by Jim Hill. © Dec. 16,
1936; AA 222089; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 31065:
As far as I know; w R. R. Wilkins, m
G. M. Light and I. H. Light. ©1e.
Noy. 5, 1986; E unp. 185641; Ralph
R. Wilkins, George M. Light and
Irene H. Light, Cortland, N. Y.
31066
song, m Hector Richard. ©'1 e.
Noy. 21, 1986; E unp. 185507 ; Eugene
T. Kiehlbauch, Peers, Alta., Canada.
31067
As you grow old; song. ©1 ce. Nov. 23,
1636; E unp. 186863; Zoe LaCroix,
Mt. Clemens, Mich. 31068
Ashes; song, m Elliot Carpenter. ©
1 ec. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135840;
Jack Towns, Chicago. 31069
Asta’s love song; w and m Bob Wright
and Chet Forrest. © 1 ¢. Dec. 16,
1986; E unp. 186679; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 31070
At Sychar’s well; hymn, tr. N. Carlson,
m N. J. Russell, arr. Violet L. Carl-
son. © Sept. 25, 1936; E pub. 59270;
Nathaniel Carlson, Chicago. 31071
At the back of my dreams; w James
Wilson, m Sidney Lennox; with uku-
lele arr. and chord figures for banjo,
guit. and pf. accordion. © Sept. 28,
1936; E for. 46531; Gordon Cooper
& co., London. 31072)
At the door; song. © Dec. 4, 1936;
E pub. 58849; Frances Avanarius
Wirén, New York. 31073
At twilight when shadows fall; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1986; E unp. 185972;
George Ricker, Saskatchewan, Cana-
da. 31074
Aubade; w Mel. Bourne, m_ Louis
Drakeford. © 1 ec. Dec. 11, 1936;
E unp. 136420; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 31075
Au-dessus du garage; fox slow, paroles
Allain-Dhurtal, m Ralph Carcel. ©
Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 46687; Ray
Ventura & cie., Paris. 31076
Audrey, little Audrey, she laughed and
laughed and laughed ; w Davy Burna-
by, m Michael North; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Oct. 24, 1986; HE for.
46601; Victoria music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 31077
Aura Lee; song, from Come and get it,
new arr. Hugo Frey; with guit. arr.
© Dec. 5, 19836; E pub. 58895; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 31078
Aus der Steiermark; konzertmusik,
Alois Pachernegg; salon-orch. u.
orch.-erganzungsstimmen. © Oct. 27,
1936; E for. 47097; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 31079
1389
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31080
Autumn; a dirge, w Shelley, m William
Henry Ibberson, tonic solfa tr. H. J.
Timothy ; mixed voices. © Novy. 19,
1936; E for. 46871; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 31080
Avalon by moonlight; w and melody
Jack Lawrence and Eliot Daniel. ©
1c Dec. 21, 19386; E unp. 136827;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 31081
Avenue blues; w and melody. ©1«
Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 185525; Helen
F. Moffatt, Minot, N. D. 31082
Awake, thou wintry earth; 4-pt. cho.,
Dutch carol, 17th century, English w
Thomas Blackburn, m arr. Katherine
Kennicott Davis. 1. Women’s
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Nov. 17,
1936; E pub. 59077, 59078; HE. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston.
31083, 31084
Axel an der himmelstiir; ein musikal-
isches lustspiel, Paul Morgan u.
Adolf Schiitz, gesangstexte Hans
Weigel, m Ralph Benatzky. Klavier-
auszug. © Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 47079;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Vienna. 31085
Babe of Bethlehem; from a Latin MS.
of the early 14th century, m Franz
Bornschein ; mixed voices; pf. or or-
gan acc. © Noy. 30, 19386; E pub.
58951; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
31086
—w from a Latin MS of the early
14th century, m Franz Bornschein;:
high voice; in E flat. © Dec. 7,
19386; E pub. 59148; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 31087
Baby mine; song of the quintuplets, pf.,
with w. ©1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136159; Clementine Jones, Gueydan,
La. 31088
Baby, what should I do; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp. 136597:
Al Hanaway, Detroit, and Larry H.
Dondero, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 31089
Baby, you ain’t living right; w Ruth
Frances; pf. © 1c. Noy. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135891; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31090
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bach inven-
tions; arr. Peter A. Luisetti; clarinet
duets. © Dee. 1, 1936; E pub. 58785:
David Gornston, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
31091
Ciaccona; arr. Nielsen; orch.
darchi. Partitura. © Nov. 20, 1936;
E for. 47130; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
31092
pt. III, n. s., v. dL
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring; chor-
ale from cantata no. 147, orch. Lucien
Cailliet. Se. ©1 ec. Nov. 6, 19386; E
unp. 135580; Philadelphia orchestra
assn., Philadelphia. 310938
from Cantata 147, choral mel-
ody Johann Schop, transeribed and
arr. Erik W. G. Leidzén; band pts.
© Dee. 7, 1986; E pub. 59149; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 31094
1) libro di: Maddalena: revisione
Moroni; pf. © Oct. 27, 1936; E for.
47135; Carisch, s. a., Milan. 31095
Passacaglia in C minor; for organ,
arr. Alfred Pochon; string quartet.
Se. © 1 ce. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp.
135927 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
31096
Prelude and Fugue in F minor;
orch. Lucien Cailliet. Se ©l1e.
Nov. 6, 1986; E unp. 185579; Phila-
delphia orchestra assn., Philadelphia.
31097
Preludio e fuga in la minore; per
organo, libera trascrizione per pf.
Gino Tagliapietra. © Dee. 3, 1986;
E for. 46942; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
31098
Preludio e fuga in la minore;
transcritti dall’ organo per due piano-
forti, Enrico Bormioli. © Oct. 20,
1936; EH for. 47136; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 31099
Six suites for viola; adapted and
ed. Samuel Lifschey. © Oct. 5, 1936;
E. pub. 593840; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 31100
Sonata; in F dur, hrsg. Ludwig
Landshoff; violine u. cembalo. Erst-
ausgabe. © Sept. 15, 19386; E for.
46575; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 31101
Back in those old Kentucky days; w
and m Al Brown. © Oct. 18, 1936;
E for. 46854; Macmelodies, Iltd.,
London. 31102
Back to old New England; song. ©
1c. Dee. 16, 1986; E unp. 1386675;
Laura Cecilia Fortier, Leominster,
Mass. 31103
Bagpipes; song. © Nov. 30, 1936; H
pub. 58783; Abraham B. Cox, Cherry
Valley, N. Y. 31104
Ball bei Ziehrer ; walzerpotpourri tiber
Ziehrer’s meisterweisen, Hans Schnei-
der; salon-orch. stimmen. © Feb.
28, 1986; E for. 47074; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky) Vi-
enna. 31105
1390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Ballads of Paul Bunyan; episode one,
ballads Ethel Louise Knox; mixec
voices, unace. © Mar. 15, 1986; E
pub. 59246; May A. Strong, Chicago.
31106
Ballads of the 20th century; selection,
arr. Haydn Wood; orch. pts. © Nov.
2, 1936; E for. 46625; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, litd., London.
31107
Bambolélé ; rumba-son, Pierre Vellones ;
orech. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46659; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
31108
Barbecue bust; melody. ©1e. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 185921; W. R. Calaway,
Orlando, Fla. 31109
Barrio extrano; melodia Guadalupe
Mendoza. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E
unp. 186882 ; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 31110
Barrio Reo; prenez mes roses, tango,
Roberto Fugazot ; orch. ptes. © June
15, 19386; E for. 46744; Julio Garzon,
Paris. 31111
Basses et chants donnés aux concours
des classes d’harmonie; année 1936,
Max d’Ollone, et les autres. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46690; Heugel, Paris.
31112
Basso (Il) e la melodia; raccolta di
studi teorico-practici sulla loro armo-
nizzazione Carlo Pedron. © Dec. 14,
1936; E for. 47043; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 31113
Bayou; by HE. Levine and Molly Craft;
pf. © 1c. Dee. 24, 1936; E unp.
137000; Edgar Levine, Woodmere,
iy, ok. Ne Y: 31114
Be careful of my heart; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest. © 1 «.
Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 1369386; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
31115
Be careful what you say; song, m J.
Chas. MeNeil. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
E unp. 135715; Ophelia L. Banks,
Jamaica, L. 1., N. Y. 31116
Beach comber ; w J. Yarmov, melody H.
Haltenorth and M. Tracy. ©1..
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 136800; Jack
Yarmov, Hardy Haltenorth and Mc-
Kee Tracy, Atlantic City. 31117
Beautiful (The) blue Danube; by
Johann Strauss, transcribed Carl
Richter; pf. © Nov. 19, 1936; E
pub. 59025; Bach music co., Boston.
31118
31133
Beautiful dream; melody J. B. Vidach
and Michael Parenti. ly, ev, Aug,
25, 19386; E unp. 185667; John Batista
Vidach, Chicago. 31119
Beautiful dreamer; by Stephen Foster,
transcribed Carl Richter; pf. © Nov.
19, 1936; E pub. 59023; Bach music
co., Boston. 31120
song, Stephen C. Foster, arr. Ber-
nice Manoloff; with ukulele and guit.
chords and Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff.
© Dec. 5, 1986; E pub. 58877; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 31121
— w and m Stephen Foster, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; with pf. ace.
1. Sop., alto and bar., with violin obbl.
ad lib—2. Men’s cho.—38. Sop. and
alto., with violin obbl. ad lib.
Dec. 17, 1986; E pub. 59309-59311 ;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
31122-31124
Beautiful eyes ; song, m J. Chas McNeil.
©1c. Dec. 21, 1986; E unp. 136865;
Gertrude J. MeMillion, Colton, Calif.
31125
Beautiful Hollywood; song. © 1 e.
Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 186646; Zina
Goral, Los Angeles. 31126
Beautiful lady, it’s time that we part;
w and melody. ©1e. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1386732; Clara Hilene Brown,
Minneapolis. 31127
Beautiful sunshine of spring; pf. ©
Dec. 10, 19836; E pub. 59094; Nerino
Turchet, Oakland, Calif. 381128
Beauty sublime, all the time, down in
' Dixie; waltz song, melody Gustave
Sax. © 1c Dec. 4, 1936; E unp.
136074;- Leona McClelland, Lake
Placid, Fla. 31129
Because I love you my dear; waltz, w
Chas. V. Stevenson and Sam Adel-
man, and melody. © 1 «¢ Dee. 1,
1936; EH unp. 186095; Clifford S. Gib-
bons, Noblesville, Ind. 31130
Because you’re mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135558 ;
Olive Lawley Wilcox, Shreveport,
La. - 31131
Because you're really mine; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136197; Mildred Irene Reynolds,
Watsonville, Calif. alts
Bechtel. (Perry) guitar solos; collec-
tion of five original solos ... mod-
ern and swing style, P. Bechtel; plec-
trum guit. © Dec. 4, 1986; E pub,
58056; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 31183
1391
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$1134
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Becker (Georges) Douze lecons de sol-
fége; a changements de clés avec ace.
de pf. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46657 ;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 31134
Treize lecons de solfége; sur des
rythmes de danses a changements de
clés avec ace. de pf. © Sept. 1, 1936;
H) for. 46545; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. 31135
Vingt lecons mélodiques de _ sol-
fége; de moyenne difficulté, avec ace.
de pf. © Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 46656 ;
Alphonse Ledue & cie., Paris. 311386
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adagio can-
tabile; op. 87, trio, arr. AJ BH. Harris;
3 B flat clarinets.
E pub. 59085; Cundy-Betioney co.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. 31137
Allegretto; op. 2, trio, arr. A. EH.
Harris; 3 B flat clarinets. © Nov.
15, 1986; E pub. 59086; Cundy-Bet-
toney co., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
31138
Fiir Elise; arr. Joseph HE. Momo;
pf. accordion. © Dee. 19, 1936; H
pub. 59232; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 31139
Rondino; in G, arr. Max Hirsch-
feld; pf. © Dec. 17, 1986; E pub.
59173 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 31140
Before we part; pf. treble, with w.
1 «@ Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 136433;
Haven Adolph Johnson, New York.
31141
Behold what a Saviour; hymn, har-
mony Mrs. [D. G.] Berg. © Nov.
28, 1986; E pub. 58964; D. G. Berg,
Birmingham, Ala. 31142
Beim allerersten tangoschritt; tango,
text Werner Malbran, m Eberhard
Glombig. © Mar. 18, 1935; E for.
46819; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
31143
Believe me if all those endearing young
charms ; transcribed Carl Richter ; pf.
© Nov. 19, 1936; E pub. 59024; Bach
music co., Boston. 31144
Bells; Russian folk song, tune Schone
Minka, w and arr. of m R. H. Austin.
1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.—2. Mixed voices.
© Dee. 16, 1986; E pub. 59116, 59117;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
31145, 31146
Bells on Christmas day; Christmas
choir cantata, based on Longfellow’s
poem I heard the bells on Christmas
day, text Edith Sanford Tillotson, m
© Nov. 15, 1936; |
Chas. Francis Lane; mixed voices.
© Sept. 15, 1936; E pub. 58754; Tul-
lar-Meredith co., New York. 31147
Benedicite omnia opera; short setting
Percy R. Harrison, arr. and rev.
Richard P. Law; mixed voices, a ca-
pella, with organ ace. to the Gloria.
© Dee. 6, 19386; E pub. 59029; Elisha
L. Avery, Newtonville, Mass. 31148
Benedictus es, Domine; plainsong set-
ting with fauxbourdon Healey Wil-
lan; mixed voices with organ ace. ©
Dee. 12, 1986; E pub. 59103; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 31149:
Benita; Andalusian serenade, w Inez
Roca, m Ramon Solano. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 47015; J. Liber, London.
31150
Berceuse ; by Charles Woodhouse; vio-
lin and pf. © Nov. 20, 1986; E for.
46860; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 31151
by Esther Kahn; violin and pf. ©
Noy. 12, 1986; E for. 46884; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
31152
Berlin wie es weint, Berlin wie es lacht ;
lieder, text Hans Brennecke, m Wal-
ter Kollo. © Nov. 11, 1985; E for.
46839; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
31153:
Bertini (Henri) 25 leichte etuden;
op. 100, neue instruktive ausgabe
Theodor Wiehmayer; pf. © Aug. 6,
1936; E for. 47096; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 31154
Besos de fuego; bolero rumba, letra y
m Ibelle Luifia; pf. © 1c. Dee. 23,
1936; E unp. 137081; Isabel Luifia
de Mendez, San Juan, P. R. 31155
Besta (The) banana man; rhumba, w
and melody. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936;
E unp. 1386759; Herman Fairbanks,
Philadelphia. 31156
Betrothal; song, author of w anon. ©
1 @ Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136634;
Helen Hood, Brookline, Mass. 31157
Bethlehem rejoices; w St. John of
Damascus, m Franz Bornschein;
mixed voices; organ or pf. ace. ©
Sept. 25, 1986; E pub. 59318; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 31158
Betty and Will; w EH. C. Dunaway,
melody Z. Seybold. © 1 ¢. Noy. 20.
1936; E unp. 185482; Zeb Seybold,
Ada, Okl., and Ed. C. Dunaway, Ard-
more, Okl. 31159
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Between the rivers; w Robt. Allen
Parker; pf: © 1 ¢ Dec. 7, 1986; BE
unp. 1386225; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31160
Beware of his dreamy eyes; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ©¢.
Noy. 19, 1986; E unp. 135528; Geor-
gianna Danielson, St. Paul. 31161
Beyond compare; w Mort Greene, m
Harry Barris; with guit. arr. ©
Dec. 2, 1986; E pub. 58824; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 931162
Bez przerwy Smieje sie; foxtrot z filmu
Jadzia, slowa HK. Schlechter, m Fred
Scher. © Nov. 25, 1936; E for.
47115; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
31163
Big (The) camel-ephant-elope; w and
m Clive Erard; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Nov. 5, 1986; E for. 46842;
Sun music pub. co., ltd., London.
31164
Biguine; by M. Myram, op. 122; melody
with pf. acc. © 1. Dee. 7, 1986;
EK unp. 186323; Anna Maria Biondi,
New York. 31165
Billow roll; swing fox-trot, w Frances
Bennett, m Pringle Coulter; pf. ©
1c. Dee 9, 1986; E unp. 186374;
Hugh M. Boodie, Toronto, Ont., Can-
ada. 31166
Binkie’s lullaby ; from Keep your seats
please, w Arthur Wilson, Harry Parr-
Davies; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dee. 4, 1936; E for. 46990; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 31167
Bionda sirena; tango, versi e m Vin-
cenzo De Crescenzo. © Dee. 3, 1986;
E pub. 58845; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 31168
Bizet (Georges) Agnus Dei; English
w Olga Paul; sop. or ten. © Dec. 17,
1936; E pub. 59175; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
31169
Djamileh; ouverture, de lopéra-
comique, arr. Raoul Moreau; orch.
restreint, ptes. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E for. 46681; Choudens, Paris.
31170
Ouvre ton coeur; Spanish sere-
nade, French w Louis Delatre, Eng-
lish w Olga Paul. © Dec. 17, 1936;
2 ce. Dee. 18; E pub. 59169; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
31171
Black night; song. © 1 c. Dee. 17,
1936; E unp. 1386739; Ahdel Emma
Reich, Ft. Worth. 31172
31185
Blame it on the rhumba; from Top of
the town, w Harold Adamson, m
Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr. ©
Dee. 3, 1986; E pub. 58958; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 31173
Blonde headed baby; w and melody
W. R. Calaway and Crowder bros.
© 1 ec. Dee. 3, 1936; E unp. 136044;
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 31174
Blood on the saddle; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp. 136369;
Everett Cheetham, Hollywood, Calif.
31175
Blow that horn; from After The thin
man, lyric Bob Wright and Chet
Forrest, m Walter Donaldson; with
guit. arr. © Dec. 15, 1986; E pub.
59042; Robbins music corp., New
York. 31176
Blowing away out on a wheat farm;
pf., with w. ©1e. Nov. 27, 1936;
E unp. 135736; Charles H. Serfoss,
Hooker, Okl. 31177
Blowing off steam; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 135559 ;.
David Winstein, New Orleans.
31178:
Blue; w and melody. ©1e. Dec. 17,
19386 E unp. 186706; Lucy Juanita
Robinson, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
31179
Blue-eyed waitress; song, m Everett
LeRoy Timm. © 1 ec. Dec. 9, 1986;
E unp. 136317; Harvey E. Johnson,
Sioux City, Ia. 31180
Blue eyes, I love you; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1936; E unp.
135530; Wm. Carter, Colville, Wash.
31181
Blue night; w Paul F. Webster, m Leon
Leonardi; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Dee. 11, 1986; E pub. 59183; Harms,
ine., New York. 31182
Blue nocturne; by Charles Mills; pf.
© Nov. 30, 1936; E pub. 58803; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 31183
Blue (A) rendezvous; w and m Cliff
Hunt, pf. arr. Bob Miketta; with
guit. arr. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub.
59001; Merrell Schwarz music Co.,
Cincinnati. 31184
Blumenleben (Das) ; suite, Jeno Hubay,
op. 30, no. 1-6; orch. Partitur. ©
1c. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp. 186574;
Julius Hainauer musik-verlag, Bres-
lau, Germany. -31185
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31186
Bondage; w and m Marguerite L. Test,
arr. Wayne Howorth; male voices.
Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57315;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
31186:
Bondeville (Emmanuel) ‘Trois pocha-
des; pf. © Dec. 4, 1986; E for.
46988; Enoch & cie., Paris. 31187
Boo hoo; w and melody Carmen Lom-
bardo, Edward Heyman and John
Jacob Loeb. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1986;
E unp. 136625; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 31188
Book (A) of aural tests; for use in
connection with the examinations of
the Royal schools of music, London, |
and with diploma examinations, com-
posed and compiled Basil C. Allchin
and Ernest Read. Rev. ed. pt. 2.
grades 6-8. © Nov. 11, 1936; E for.
46813 ; Associated board of the Royal
schools of music, London, London.
31189
pt. 8, Diploma examina-
tions. © Nov. 24, 1936; E for. 46958 ;
Associated board of the Royal schools
of music, London, London. 31190
Boot hill; song, m Ray Kelley. ©1ce.
Dee. 3, 19386; EH unp. 186045; L. G.
High, Cortez, Nev. 31191
Boots: w Rudyard Kipling, m Hazel
. Felman, arr. Wayne Howorth; male
voices. © Aug. 25, 1936; E pub.
57316; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
- cago. 31192
Boris on the bass; w and m Rod Arden,
Harry Saville, Freddy Royce and H.
Kennedy; with ukulele arr. Aug.
6, 1986; E for. 46574; J. Norris music
pub. co., ltd., London. 31193
Botijona (La) ; letra y m Juan 8S. Gar-
rido. © Nov. 2, 19386; EH for. 46608 ;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 31194
Bouncy rhythm; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 17,
1936; E unp. 136693; Frank Ryerson,
Long Island City. 31195
Bound for Tuscaloosa; song, w Mrs.
Dave Hogg. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
E unp. 135693; Joe Barone, Detroit.
31196
Boys (The) with the V. C.; song, m
N. E. Boguayes. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1936; E unp. 136562; Albert Sugden,
Stratford, Ont., Canada. 31197
Bracco ubbriaco; frammento dal Bacco
in Toscana, di Francesco Redi, m
Guido Guerrini; basso. © Nov. 9,
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
1936; Hi for. 46586; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 31198
Brave (The) captain; song. © 1.
Noy. 23, 1986; E unp. 1385615; Anna
G. Winger, Amery, Wis. 31199
Bring it on down to my house; w and
melody W. R. Calaway and Chas.
Mitchell. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1986; E unp.
136042 ; W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla.
31200
Broadway-nu-follies; les grands succes
de la revue, paroles Ch. L. Pothier,
et les autres, m Rogelio Huguet,
Maurice Marsae et G. Brunard. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46768 ; Editions
Salabert, Paris. 31201
Broadwayana madness; pf., with w. ©
1 c« Nov. 9, 1986; E unp, 185578;
Henry Bak May, Atlanta. 31202
Broken dreams; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 1386398; Mae
Wolk Reinstein, Newton, Mass.
Broken hearted pal; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Dee, 16, 19386; E unp. 186659; Gladys
Marie Walters, Ft. Dodge, Ia.
31204
Broken-hearted sweetheart ; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dee. 8, 19386; E unp.
1386245; Gladys Kahle, Lenexa, Kan.
81205
Brown Berrey (Berrey Dhone); song _
of the witch, air from Moore’s Manx
ballads, English tr. of Manx tradi-
tional w, Mona Douglas, freely arr.
Arnold Foster ; sop. and alto. © Oct.
20, 19386; E for. 46611; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 31206
Buchtel (Forrest) trombone method;
by F. Buchtel. bk. 1. © Dec. 2,
1986; AA 219914; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 31207
Build thee more stately mansions; w
Oliver Wendell Holmes, m Carl F.
Mueller; mixed cho. © Dec. 17,
1936; E pub. 59303; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 31208
Bunches of grapes; w Walter De La
Mare, m Gladys Taylor, tonic solfa
tr. H. J. Timothy. © Oct. 22, 1936;
E for. 46616; Stainer & Bell, lItd.,
London. 31209
Bunte blumen; 7 stticke, Walter Nie-
mann, op. 139; klavier. © Sept. 15,
1936; E for. 46577; C. F. Peters,
Leipzig. 31210
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
31237
Burdened down; pf. with w. © 1 «@.
Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 186337; Eddie
Mallory, New York. aaa
Burning love; w and melody. (imines
Nov. 23, 19386; E unp. 185568; Ben
Shapiro, Chicago. 31212
Busser (Henri) Vingt études mélo-
diques de solfége; 4 changements de
clés avee ace. de pf. © Sept. 1, 1986;
E for. 46544; Alphonse Leduc & cie.,
Paris. alde
de moyenne difficulté Aa
changements de clés avec acc. de pf.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46543; Al-
phonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 31214
Butterfly (The); étude de _ concert,
Calixa Lavallee, op. 18, arr. Joseph
E. Momo; pf. accordion. © Dec. 19,
1936; E pub. 59230; Kay & Kay music
pub. corp., New York. 31215
Buy yourself a balloon; the moon song,
from The show is on, w and m Her-
man Hupfeld; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Dee. 4, 1936; E pub. 58906; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 31216
By the fireside; by Dwight Conn; pf.
© Dee. 18, 1936; E pub. 59064; Com-
posers press, ine., New York. 31217
By the light of the moon; w and m Hal
Stanton; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Noy. 23, 1936; E for. 46977; Gor-
don Cooper & co., London. 31218
By the old Swanee; melody. © 1.
Dee. 16, 19836; E unp. 136647; Paul
Philip Minaugh, Lima, O.
Bye and bye; from The prince and the
pauper, w Laird Doyle, melody M. K.
Jerome and BE. W. Korngold. ©1«.
Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 1387087; Music
publishers holding corp., New York.
31220
C’est d’avoir trop aimé; paroles et me-
lodie. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp.
- 136754; Beatrice B. Chapdelaine,
Weedon Centre, Conté Wolfe, Que.,
Canada. 31221
C’est un peu de vous; slow-fox, paroles
Vandair et Charlys, m L. Decker et
Deprince. © Aug. 20, 1936; E for.
46684; Ray Ventura & cie., Paris.
31222
C’est une petite étoile; slow fox, paroles
Saint-Granier et Jean Granier, m
Jean Lenoir. © Dec. 31, 1935; E for.
46676 ; Editions Paul Beuscher, Paris.
31223
Cabin (The) by the sea; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1986;
31219
E unp. 135707; Ava Price, Greens-
DOror IN. es 31224
Cabin in the mountains; w Florence L.
Yarwood; pf. ©1e. Dee. 7, 1936;
E unp. 136228; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31225.
Cake and sack; unison song, w Walter
de la Mare, m Frederick Thomas
Durrant, tonie solfa tr. H. J. Tim-
othy. © Nov. 9, 1936; E for. 46876;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 31226
California, my land of golden dreams;
w and melody. ©1ce. Dec. 17, 1936;
E unp. 186707; Guy Raymond Dixon,
Bennett, Mo. ieee
Call (The) of duty; song, w Lesslie S.
Howell; [mixed voices] © Nov. 19,
1936; E pub. 59151; 316th Infantry,
U. S. Army, Philadelphia. 31228
Call (The) of Louise; w Herbert Grim-
wood; pf. © 1 ec. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135893 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31229
Call (The) of the whippoorwill; w
Roda Van Meter Mills; pf. © 1.
Nov. 28, 19386; E unp. 185860; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 31230
Call (The) to arms; from That girl
from Paris, w Edward Heyman, m
Arthur Schwartz; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58752;
Chappell & co., ine., New York.
31231
Call to arms; w and m Harry Leon
and Leo Towers; with arr. for uku-
fele, ete. © Nov. 9, 1936; E for.
46978; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
al 2a2
Caty Swait to nuci; wale angielski, m
1 slowa, Igo Kranowskiego, arr. W.
Higer ; ork. strony. © Dec. 30, 1935;
E for. 46598; I. Rzepecki, Warsaw,
Poland. 31233
Camp (A) beside the river; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1936; E unp. 136683;
Belle Winchip, Olin, Ia. 31234
Can I say the same for you; fox-trot,
w C. Milazzo, melody HE. Randazzo.
© 1 ce. Dee. 18, 19386; E unp. 136953 ;
Charles Milazzo and Hugene Ran-
dazzo, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
31235
Cau it be love; w and melody. ©1«.
Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136908; Elsie
Edna Davis, Waverly, O. 31236
Canadian (The) very first music book
for beginners; by Frederick Harris.
© Nov. 26, 1986; E for. 46961; Fred-
erick Harris co., Oakville, Ont., Can-
ada. 31237
1395
. CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31238 Dt. TH. DAS
Cancionerio; melody Guadalupe Mar- pub. 58926; Norman Ellis musie pub-
tinez. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1986; E unp. lications, New York. 31251
pele Eanes ee an ess Carillon; w H. W. Longfellow, m Noble
COED aoe ye One ‘: Cain; mixed voices. © Dee. 17,
Canebrake Katy; song. © 1 ¢. Noy.| 19386; E pub. 59304; Harold Flam-
20, 1936; E unp. 135520; Lucille Fer-| mer, inc, New York. 31252
31239
Can’t we get together; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1986; E unp. 136410;
Joseph Janchan, Waupun, Wis.
guson, Washington.
31240
w KE. H. Brown and J. W.
Whittaker, and melody. © 1e¢ m
Nov. 25, 1986, 1 c. w Dee. 2; E unp.
135704; Emmett Harrison Brown,
Charleston, S. C. 31241
Canten y bailen; rumba, letra y melo-
dia Rosendo Ruiz. © 1 ec. Nov. 21,
1936; E unp. 135733; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inec., New York. 31242
Can’t you;
Canti di stagione; per voce di sop. 0
ten. e piccola orch., versi Giosué
Carducci, ed altri, m Ennio Porrino,
trascritti dall’ autore we canto e
ph. (©: Nov. 11; 1936<ee for: 47141 ;
Carisch, Ss. 4., Milan. 31243
Canzoniere; 44 rispetti, stornelli ed
altri canti su versi popolari toscani,
testi italiano e tedesco, versione rit-
mica tedesea Franz Rau, m Ermanno
Wolf-Ferrari, op. 17. Pte. prima e
seconda. © Dee. 14, 1936; E for.
47041, 47042; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
31244, 31245
Caprice; song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936;
E unp. 185780; Mildred Aileen Bro-
sius, Los Angeles. 31246
Captain F. Magellin; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Dee. 1, 1986; E unp. 135996 ;
David Gordon Holder, Chicago.
31247
tango-serenade, text Ralph
M. Siegel, m Manfred Zalden. ©
July 18, 19386; E for. 46828; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 31248
Caravan of the Magi; air-processional,
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Dec.
14, 1986; E pub. 59098; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 31249
Careless rapture; selection, Ivor No-
vello, arr. James Dawson; military
band) pis. || © Oct 2aes6e Wh tor:
46753; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
31250
Carelessly ; w Charles Kenny and Nick
Kenny, m Norman Ellis; with arr.
for guit., etc. © Nov. 28, 1936; E
Cara Mari;
Carnival—ah romantic love dream; w
William Kernell, m Oscar Levant.
[Italian and English text] ©1..
Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 136921; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 31253
Carnival in Cotton Town; w Jules Lo-
man, m Louis. Ricea,, pl, sea eaul
Hills with .arr:; for euit., \ cher ©
Dee. 30, 1986; E pub. 59348 ; Jewel
music pub. co., ine., New York.
31254
Carnival—king and country call; w
William Kernell, m Oscar Levant.
[Italian and English text] © 1 «
Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 1386920; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 31255
Carnival marche; by Oscar Levant.
© 1c. Dee. 19, 1936; E unp. 136905;
Movietone music corp., New York.
31256
Carnival—then farewell; English w
William Kernell, m Oscar Levant,
[Italian and English text] © 1.
Dec. 19, 1986; E unp. 186922; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 31257
Carol (The) of the white rose; w
Phyllis Drew, m Margery Moore;
mixed voices. © Noy. 14, 1936; EB
for. 46802 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
31258:
Carrascosa; paso doble, Jaime Texidor,
arr. Aubrey Winter; brass band pts.
Dec. 10, 1936; E for. 46962;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., London.
31259
Carry me back to old Virginny; by
James Bland, arr. Al Kronk; Ha-
waiian guit. solo and aec. © Dec. 10,
1936; E pub. 58994; Fred Heltman
co., Cleveland. 31260
Carryin’ on; song, w N. E. Sarrison.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 137070;
Jan Weber, Hinsdale, Mass. 31261
Casadaza (The) march; pf. © Dee.
1986; E pub. 59122; Florence A.
Towsley, Battle Creek. 31262
Casey Jones; w anon., m arr. George
F. McKay ; junior high boys’ cho. ©
Aug. 25, 1986; E pub. 57317; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 31263.
Cat-tails; w and m Ella Ketterer; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1986; E pub. 59222; Groene
music pub. co., Cincinnati. 31264
1396
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Catbirds; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
25, 1986; E unp. 135763; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 31265
Ce soir, Madame; tango, paroles
Georges Hélian, m Alato; pf. © Aug.
20, 1936; E for. 46686; Ray Ventura
& cie., Paris. 31266
Celebratin’ neath that southern moon ;
w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 185555; Olive Lawley Wilcox,
Shreveport, La. 31267
Changing (The) of the guard; w Jack
Scholl, m M. K. Jerome. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1986; E unp. 1386283; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 31268
Chanson de nuit; by Edward Elgar, op.
15, no. 1, arr. Conway Graves; pf.
accordion. © Nov. 11, 19386; E for.
46553; Novello & co., Itd., London.
31269
Chanson des deux gosses; paroles Fer-
nand Pothier et Fernand Rivers, m
Tiarko Richepin. © Sept. 1, 1936; E
for. 46697; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
31270
Chanson pensive; by A. Gretchaninoff ;
pf. © Nov. 4, 19386; E pub. 58394;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
31271
Chansons de geishas; poésies René
Dumesnil, m Henri Tomasi. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46691; Heugel, Paris.
31272
Chansons populaires de _ Vancienne
France; coll. and ed. with pf. aces.
Gustave Ferrari. © Dee. 11, 1936;
E for. 47156; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London. 31273
Chant (The) of Miriam and the Red
Sea; w from Exodus 15, m arr. Har-
vey B. Gaul; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Dec. 3, 1936; E pub. 58977;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
31274
Charming bells of spring; bk. of gospel
songs, ed. and compiled. © Jan. 1,
1936; E pub. 58853; Hartford music
co., Hartford, Ark. 31275
Charming Betsy; w and melody W. R.
Calaway and Roy Acuff. © 1c. Dec.
21, 19386; E unp. 186858; W. R. Cala-
way, Orlando, Fla. 31276
Charming lady; song. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1936; E unp. 186830; Vera M. Aker,
Ft. Wayne. 31277
Che femmena si; versi Vito Spina,
melodia Antonio Vivio. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1986; E unp. 135990; Pietro De
Feo, New York. 31278
123343—37——2
31291
Che sara? ...; canzone fox, dal film
Nozze vagabonde, parole O. Biancoli
e D. Faleoni, m Nino Ravasini. ©
Nov. 12, 1986; E for. 47166; Casa
musicale Sonzogno, s. a., Milan.
31279
Cheering someone on; song, w George
Whitefield D’Vys. © Novy. 16, 1936;
E pub. 58930; C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia. 31280
— Same. © Dec. 1, 1936; E pub.
59247; C. Austin Miles, Pitman, N. J.
31281
Cherie; song. © 1c Dec. 5, 1936; E
unp. 1386135; Lucille I. Betschman,
Norwalk. 0. 31282
Chew Wriggley’s; w and melody. ©
1 e. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136934;
Harold Richard Keidel, Excelsior,
Minn. 31283
Child Jesus lay on Mary’s knee; Christ-
mas carol, w Clarence M. Conant, m
Francis Snow; 5-pt. mixed cho., with
incidental sop. solo. © Oct. 6, 1936;
E pub. 59325; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 31284
Chitarra d’ argento (Ghitara d’argen-
to); versi e m Marino De Paolis;
pt. © i ec. Noy. 27, 1986; E unp.
135844; Societa anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 31285
Chtopea mego mi zabrali; stowa;
Adama Asnyka, deutsch Ladislaus
Gumplowicz, m: St. Niewiadomski,
op. 49, nr. 8. © Oct. 8, 1936; E for.
46701; G. Seyfarth, Lwo6w, Poland.
31286
Choclo (El); Argentine tango, A. G.
Villoldo, arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch.
pts. © Dec. 4, 1986; E pub. 58855;
Emil Ascher, ine., New York. 31287
Chocolate cake; w and melody. ©
i ¢ Dec. 8, 1986; E unp.; 136173;
Philip White, New York. 31288
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Star
mist; lyric, setting and adaptation
of m from Chopin melodies, HK. Fox.
© Dec. 21, 1936; E pub. 59260; Elsa
Hox, Cleveland. 31289
Choral prelude on Dix; by C. P. Cow-
ell; organ. © Dec. 14, 1936; Ei for.
47007; Novello & co., ltd., London.
31280
Choral prelude on Irby; by C. P. Cow-
ell; organ. © Dee. 14, 1986; E for.
47008; Novello & co., ltd., London.
31291
1397
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31292
Choralia; 6 arrangements, Robert
Mills Delaney; women’s voices. ©
Sept. 30, 1986; E pub. 58983; EH. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 31292!
Choral vorspiele; zu melodien des
deutschen evangelischen gesangbu-
ches, Sigfrid Walther Miller, op. 58;
orgel. hft. 1. © Sept. 15, 1936; EB
for. 46584; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig. 31293.
Chord families; closely related chords
in 12 keys. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1936;
EK unp. 1386294; Kenneth Woody
Bradshaw, Bloomington, Ill. 31294
Chorus (A) girl’s dream; w J. R. Wal-
lace, melody J. R. Wallace and Cliff
Jaxon. ©1e. Nov. 11, 1986; E unp.
136473; John Rudy Wallace and Cliff
Jackson, New York. 31295
Christmas; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 1386312); Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester, Mass. 31296
Christmas bells; song. ©1 ce. Dec. 22,
1936; E unp. 137072; Irene Douglass
Waldo, Portland. Or. 31297
Christmas (A) carol; song, w Gilbert
K. Chesterton. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1936;
EH ounp. 136577; Mary Louise Cald-
well, New York. 31298
Christmas carol; Ww anon.; mixed
voices; pf., or organ acc. © 1 ©¢.
Dec. 7, 19836; E unp. 186185; Frances
Williams Davies, New York. 31299
Christmas chimes; w and m Arthur
Stroud; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 9, 1936; E for. 46979; Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 31300
Christmas concerto; concerto grosso,
no. 8, Arcangelo Corelli, ed. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker, bowing rev. Mary G.
Whittaker; string orch. with pf. Sc.
and pts. pts. 1, 2. © Oct. 29, 1936;
EK for. 46773; Oxford univ. press,
London. 31301
Christmas eve; pf., with w. © Dec.
17, 1936; E pub. 59145; Erik W. G.
Leidzén, New York. 31302
Christmas (A) folk-song; w Lizette
Woodworth Reese, m William Lind-
sav; pf. or organ ace. © Sept. 29,
19386; E pub. 59333; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 313038
Christmas spirit; hymn. © Dee. 2,
1936; E pub. 58791; Charles T. Lark,
New York. 31304
Christmas stocking; waltz, w Frances
Bennett, m Pringle Coulter; pf. ©
pt. TI, n. s., v. 31
1 @. Dee. 9, 1986; E unp. 1386376;
Hugh M. Boodie, Toronto. 31305.
Christ’s bell; carol anthem, w John
Henderson, m Alfred Hollins; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Dee. 15, 1936;
E for. 47006; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 31306
Church music for the smallest organ;
written on 38 staves, compiled and
arr. Gordon Balch Nevin. © Dee.
14, 1986; E pub. 59102; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 31307
Cinita linda; tango. © 1 c¢. Nov. 23,.
1936; E unp. 186518; Elias Tenzer,
New York. 31308
Clarinet strut; by Sid. Phillips; clar-
inet with pf. ace. © Oct. 20, 1986;
E for. 46573; Peter Maurice music
co., Itd., London. 31309:
Clipper honeymoon; song, m R. Shupp.
©1e. Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 137037 ;
Francis Alan Ford, and Rose Shupp,
Honolulu, T. H. 31310
Cloches (Les) de Noél; duo, French
text and m Suzanne d’Olivera Jac-
kowska, English text with the col-
laboration of Loring P. Rixford;
[sop. and alto] © Nov. 12, 1936; H
for. 46567; Parnasse musical, La-
chute, Que., Canada. 31311
English text, with the collabora-
tion of Loring P. Rixford, French
text and m Suzanne d’Olivera Jac-
kowska, arr. Angelo Fassio; women’s
cho. © Dee. 20, 1986; E pub. 59144;
Parnasse musical, Lachute, Que.,
Canada. 31312
Clock (The); song; sop. 1, 2 and con-
tralto. © Dec. 1, 1936; 1 c. Dec. 10;
E for. 46973; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow. 31313
Close your eyes and go to sleep; song.
© 1c. Dee. 10, 1986; E unp. 136366 ;
Thompson Anderson, Denver. 31314
Cloud (Harry L.) Four drum and
bugle. Se. no. 14. © Nov. 20, 1936;
E pub. 58760; Harry L. Cloud, Globe,
Ariz. 31315
Clover blossoms; w Walter Rolfe, m
Elizabeth Menges; pf. © Dec. 15,
1986; E pub. 59060; Evans music ¢o.,
Boston. 31316
Cocktail of love; w Rosamond Peirce,
m Bainbridge Crist. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1986; E unp. 135985; Lucien Bain-
bridge Crist, South Yarmouth, Mass.
31317
1398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
31343
Codziennie inna; tango, stowa Wili
Wilifski, m Alfred Schiitz. © Nov.
25, 1936; E for. 47106; Nowa scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 31318
Collection of Italian and Neopolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled A. de
Martino; violini A e B con versi, e
eanto o mand. Serie 140. © June
1, 1986; E for. 46720; Italian book
co., New York. 31319
Colonel Bob; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 1365389; Paul
English, Baton Rouge, La. 31320
Come back to my arms; w Louise
Jones; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; EB
unp. 136221; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31321.
Come le mimose; valzer lento, dal film
Pierpin, versi Bixio Cherubini e
Cambi, m Armando Fragna; orch.
pti. © Oct. 1, 1986; E for. 46889;
Societa anonima musicale Bixio, Mi-
lan. 31322
Come, let’s eat a banana, it’s icky
gooie; w W. T. Heath, m G. Morri-
son. © 1. Oct. 24, 1986; E unp.
135644; George Morrison and Walter
T. Heath, Denver. 31323
Come to New York for the fair, dearie ;
w and melody York and King, Tom
Connell and Will Heagney. ©1e.
Noy. 21, 1986; EH unp. 135587; York
and King music pub. co., New York.
31324
Communion service; w- from Episcopal
church Book of common _ prayer;
mixed voices. © Dec. 2, 19386; E
pub. 58848; Norman Johnson, Minne-
apolis. 31325
Completely ; w Nat Simon, melody Roy
Newell. © 1c Nov. 20, 1936; E
unp. 1385679; Superior music, inc.,
New York. 31326
Same. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp.
136632; Superior music, inc., New
York. 31327
Compositions for the Hawaiian guitar ;
with and without words. v. 2.
Dec. 4, 1986; E pub. 58924; Chester
T. Weir, Buffalo. 31328
Concertino; by C. M. v. Weber, op. 45,
arr. A. EK. Harris; solo horn in F,
with pf. ace. © Nov. 15, 19386; E
pub. 59088; Cundy-Bettoney co., Ja-
maica Plain, Mass. 31329
de Ferdinand Ktichler, op. 12;
violino, 1.-3.position, et pf. © Aug.
22, 1986; E for. 46549; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 31330
in G dur, J. Mokry; violino et pf.
© Aug. 15, 1936; E for. 46548; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 31331
Concerto d’orchestra; in sol minore,
Antonio Vivaldi, elaborato e corre-
dato del cembalo, Alberto Gentili;
orch. d’archi e cembalo. Partitura.
© Dec. 14, 1986; E for. 47037; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 31332
Concerto grosso in re minore; per orch.
d’archi, A. Vivaldi, versione piani-
stica Alfredo Casella. © Dee. 3,
1956; E for. 46948; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. Sloe
Concerto per violino; di Antonio Vi-
valdi, armonizzazione ed orchestra-
zione Alberto Gentili; partitura. 1.
In si minore; revisione violinistica
Remy Principe—s. In mi bemolle
maggiore ; revisione violinistica Carlo
Zino.—2, In sol minore; revisione
violinistica Mario Corti. © Dee. 14,
15, 1936; E for. 47035, 47036, 47040;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 31334-31336
Concerto per violoncello; in mi minore,
Antonio Vivaldi, armonizzazione ed
orchestrazione, Alberto Gentili. Par-
titura. © Dee. 14, 1936; E for. 47088 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 31337
Concerto IV; v. Antonio Vivaldi, op. 10,
no. 4, hrsg. Wolfgang Fortner; flote,
streichorch. u. generalbass, cembalo
o. klavier. Partitur. © Oct. 24,
1936; E for. 46589; B. Schott’s soéhne,
Mainz, Germany. 31338
Concerto V; v. Antonio Vivaldi, op. 10,
no. 5, hrsg. Wolfgang Fortner ; fldte,
Sstreichorch. u. generalbass, cembalo
o. klavier. © Oct. 24, 1936; E for.
46590; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 31339
Concours (Le) de musique; fox-trot
humoristique, paroles Charlys, m
Henry Himmel; orch. ptes., et chant.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46679; H.
Benjamin, s. a. r. 1., Paris. 31340
Conjure up the devil; w and m Herman
Baar. ©1e. Dee. 2, 1936; E unp.
136150; Herman Baar Solomon, New
York. 31341
Contact; song. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986;
H unp. 185502; Lillian F. Mortlock,
Pelham Manor, N. Y. 31342
Cook’s (J. Lawrence) original breaks,
endings and modulations; pf. set no.
4 ©) ei eDee en 225198650, Hein.
136873; Jean Lawrence Cook, New
York. 31343
1399
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31344
Cool meadows; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 7,
1936; E unp. 135718 ; John W. Phipps,
Los Angeles. 31344
Coqueta; gavota, melodia. op. 47. ©
1c. Dec. 17, 1936; E unp. 136705;
Carmelina Delfin, New York. 31345
Coronation (The); w Tot Seymour,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1c. Dee.
15, 1986; E unp. 13866238; Famous
music corp., New York. 31346
Coronation (A) ode; written Frederick
Harris, composed Healey Willan;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Nov. 26,
1936; E for. 46960; Frederick Harris
co., Oakville, Ont., Canada. 31347
Coronation (A) song; unison song, Ww
and m Frederick Thomas Durrant,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. © Nov.
9, 1936; E for. 46873; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 31348
Corsage (The) of roses; w Mort
Greene, m Charley Rosoff. © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 135794; Famous
music corp., New York. 31549
Corsaresea; grande suite sinfonica in
5 tempi, P. La Rotella; orch. Par-
titura. 4° e 5° tempo. © Oct. 20,
1936; E for. 47146, 47147; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 31350, 31351
Costanza e Fortezza; opera, Johann
Josef Fux, tr., ed., realization of fig-
ured bass, adapting for modern per-
formance and reduction to pf. sc.,
Gertrude Parker Smith. © Nov. 27,
1986; E for. 58852; Trustees of the
Smith college, Northampton, Mass.
31352
Could I really be to blame; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
135761; Eddie Lane, Los Angeles.
31353
Could you love me as I love you; mel-
ody J. B. Vidach and Michael Parenti.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 135668 ;
John Batista Vidach, Chicago.
31354
Count me out; pf., with w. ©1c. Nov.
30, 1986; E unp. 135962; Jimmie
Luneeford, New York. 313855
Counting my sheep; song, melody G. B.
Hunt and Irwin Frederick Quast. ©
1 c. Dee. 4, 1986; E unp. 136083 ; Gale
Borden Hunt, San Jose, Calif.
31356
Courier of the king; overture, Christo-
pher Bach, rev. and arr. R. EH. Hil-
dreth; orch. 1. Pts., with pf. con-
ducetor—2.' Se. © Dee. 5, 1986;¢ Hh
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
pub. 58927; Ludwig music pub. ¢o.,
Cleveland. oleae
Cours @harmonie analytique; par Mar-
cel Dupré. 17° année.—2° année. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46541, 46542;
Alphonse Leduc & cie., Paris.
31358, 31359
w and m Harl Reed; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp.
135619; Lincoln music corp., New
York. 31360:
Cousin Lee album of hill country bal-
lads and old time songs; 50 complete
songs, compiled Joe Davis; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 31, 1936; E pub. 58833 ;
Joe Davis, ine., New York. 31361
Cowboy and mountain songs; new
arrs. Carleton Colby; orch. pts. fol.
no. 1. © Oct. 1, 1936; E pub. 58777 ;
Melrose bros. music co., ine., Chicago.
31362
Cowboy Johnny’s last ride; w and mel-
ody Cliff Carlisle. © 1c Dee! 11;
1936; E unp. 136459; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 31363.
Cowboy’s (A) mistake; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 1386814;
Hector Wilson, Fergus, Ont., Can-
ada. 31364
Cradle song; by William Byrd, adapted
as a carol for 4 mixed voices with
aee. arr. for pf. from original string:
Courtin’ ;
treble.
pts., Edmund H. Fellowes. © Dec.
15, 1986; E for. 47127; Stainer &:
Bell, ltd., London. 31365.
Crazy over Daisy; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1.«. Dec. 8, 1986; E unp.
136256; Warren Frisino, Baltimore.
31366.
Crazy rhythm; melody. © 1 ec. Dee.
5, 1936; E unp. 186296; Michael L.
D’Anna, Buffalo. 313867
Crazy valves; by Nat Gonella; B flat
trumpet, with pf. acc. © Nov. 3,
19386; E for. 46623; Peter Maurice.
music co., Itd., London. 31368.
Creed (The) of Mount Vernon semi-.
nary; w Mary E. Colgan, m Adolf
Torovsky. © Dec. 8, 1936; E pub.
58923; Adolf Torovsky, Washington.
31869:
Creole croon; w Lila Phillips, m Irene:
Rodgers; in D flat. © Dec. 15, 1936;
EK. pub. 59196; Theodore Presser €o.,
Philadelphia. 31370"
Crerie (EK. Edwin) Twelve little stem--
less compositions for the pianoforte..
© Dee. 8, 1936; E pub. 58894; Volk-.
wein bros., inc., Pittsburgh. 3137:
1400
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Croon a little tune; song. © 1 ¢. Dec.
2, 1936; E unp. 1387083; Harry Rich-
ards, Cincinnati. 31372
Cross country hop; by Will Hudson;
pt. © Nov. 25, 1986; E pub. 58771;
Exclusive publications, ine., New
York. 31373
Crosses every mood; song, w Brent
Osborne, arr. John Rarig. © Dee.
8, 1936; E pub. 59121; Erik Frey,
Seattle. 31374
Cuando estaba en tus brazos; melody,
M. Rodriguez and F. Montitallo. ©
1 ec. Dec. 18, 1986; E unp. 1386885;
Hdward B. Marks music corp., New
York. $1375
Cubano (El); danzon, Carlos Seoane,
arr. Joseph E. Momo; pf. accordion.
© Dee. 19, 19386; E pub. 59239; Kay
& Kay music pub. corp., New York.
31376
Cuddle up and say you care; song.
© 1 c. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp. 136481;
Alfonso Natalini, Springfield, Mass.
31377
Cuddle up close, dear; w Roy Daniel
myers) pi. .©, 1 i: Nov. 28,- 1986;
E unp. 185898; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31378
Cup (A) of tea; song, w Antoinette F.
Cassidy. © 1 c¢ Dee. 8, 1936; E
unp. 1386202; Frances Tarbox, New
York. 31379
Cut down on the cutting up; w and
melody Perey Bryant. © 1 e. Dee.
9, 1986; E unp. 186292; Percival
Oswald Bryant, Ocean Falls, B. C.,
Canada. 31380
Daddy, cuddle me; song, w Jean Mc-
Robert. © 1 c. Dee. 29, 1936; E
unp. 186979; Charles Elmer McRob-
ert, Los Angeles. 31381
Daisy, my black-eyed Daisy; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© ic. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp. 136663 ;
H. Madge Nichols, Gilmore, Id.
31382
Dalmarsch; af Ivar Widéen; pf. med.
text. © Apr. 29, 1936; E for. 46914;
A.-b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 31383
Dance it now on Broadway; song, arr.
Christopher O’Hare. © 1 c. Nov.
23, 1986; E unp. 136839; Caitilin
Kelly, New York. 31384
Dance night; w V. J. McGonigle, m
Bh.) Geetz.».©),,1ic. Dee. 17701936:
EH unp. 186708; Victor J. McGonigle,
31397
Jackson, Neb., and Eloise Thomas
Goetz, Sioux City, Neb. 31385
Dance of the little brown men; w
Walter Rolfe, m Elizabeth Menges;
pf. © Dee. 15, 1936; E pub. 59057;
Evans music co., Boston. 31356
Dance to the last note; song. © 1 ©.
Dec. 238, 1936; E unp. 137045; Eliza-
beth Whittaker Haskell, Dallas.
31387
Dancing Chanukah lights ; musical play-
let, text and m Clara Goldblum. ©
Oct. 22, 1986; D 39188; Bloch pub.
co., ine., New York. 31387*
Dancing this waltz with my love; mel-
ody J. B. Vidach and Michael Parenti.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1936; E unp. 136798;
John Batista Vidach, Chicago. 31388
Dancing toys; by Ted Weems and Keg-
bert Van Alstyne; pf. © Dee. 17,
1936; E pub. 59184; Remick music
corp., New York. 31389
Dancing with my eyes closed; w and m
Reginald Sloan, pf. arr. Chas. Well-
inger. © 1c. Noy. 25, 1936; E unp.
136517; Thomas Reginald Sloan,
Hamilton, Ont., Canada. 31390
Dangerous woman; melody. © 1 «.
Noy. 30, 19386; E unp. 1385916; W. R.
Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 31391
Dann wird es langsam wieder herbst;
ein herbstlicher foxtrot, text Klaus S.
Richter, m Gerhard Mohr. © Aug.
23, 1985; E for. 46818; Dreiklang-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 31392
Danse chinoise; by Bainbridge Crist;
pf. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub. 59315;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
31393
Danza jeratica; di Alberto Gentili;
grande orch. Partitura. © Nov. 20,
18386; E for. 47133; Carisch, s. a.,
Milan. 31304
Dark eyes; Russian folk melody, arr.
H. Jean Diestelhorst; pf. © Dee. 21,
1936; E pub. 59184; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis. 31395
— Russian folksong, w Alfred Marl-
hom, m adapted and arr. Wallingford
Riegger ; 2-pt. treble voices; with pf.
ace. and violin obbl. ad lib. © Dee.
17, 1936; E pub. 59308; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 31396
Dat zijn me dingen, Juffrouw Dinges;
roddelliedje, tekst Jacques Van Tol,
m Joop de Leur. © Nov. 22, 1936;
E for. 47050; Metro music co., Ams-
terdam, Holland. 31397
1401
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31898
Dawn (The) is here; song.
oP 1986" 1 imps? aoorTe
Aileen Brosius, Los Angeles.
Mildred
31398
Day (The); w Grace Noll Crowell, m
Karl Klun. © 1c. Dee.'11, 1936; BE
unp. 186468; Rosina Kiun, Los An-
geles. 31399
Day dreams; w and melody M. Bern-
storff and Edith O. Osborn. © 1 «.
Dee. 5, 19386; E unp. 186269; Marjorie
Bernstorff, Ellinwood, Kan. 31400
Day (The) that we were wed; song. ©
1 ec Dee. 3, 1986; E unp. 136049;
Helen Hosinski, Cicero, Ill. 31401
Day (The) we met; w and melody. ©
ic, Wec. ti 193650 eunp. laure:
Frank Ouellette, Sudbury, Ont.,
Canada. 31402
Day (The) will bring some lovely
thing; song, w Grace Noll Crowell.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1936; E unp. 136614;
Blanche Potter, Wichita Falls, Tex.
314038
Days (The) of Scharwenka and Mosz-
kowski; 44 works by composers of all
nationalities in the period from 1850:
to 1854, selected and ed. Albert E.
Wier; pf. © Nov. 9, 1936; A 100561;
Harcourt, Brace & co., inc., New
York. 31404
Days of yore; w John Ware, m Hector
Richard. © 1. Noy. 21, 1936; EH
unp. 1385508; Walter Komasa, South
Bend, Ind. 31405
Deaf and dumb and blind ’cause I adore
you; w and melody. ©1ce. Dec. 19,
1936> )H) Upp elsGsl sew wearryy, )P.
Gamble, jr., New Orleans. 31406
Dear heart; song; ten. © 1 e¢. Nov.
10, 1936; E unp. 136194; Mrs. Mc-
Phail Conley Sherman, Drewry’s
Bluff, Va. 31407
Dear old dad; w and m Clarence Schell ;
pf. + © k, es Noy, 28; 1936: . E -unp;
135868; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 31408
Dear old Longview high school; pf.
with w. © Dec. 4, 1936; E pub.
58995; Leonard Rupert Fulkerson,
Longview, Tex. 31409
Dear old mother of mine; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1986;
E unp. 1386145; Tyyne M. Paananen,
Duluth. 31410)
Dear old sweetheart; waltz song. ©
1c Dee. 16, 1986; E unp. 1386673; E.
Hartley Carle, Glassville, N. B., Can-
ada. 31411
© 1c. Nov. | Deisenroth
pt. TT ‘ni!s.,v..3m
(Friedrich) Vier signal-
horn-mirsche ; mit musikkorps, Fried-
rich Deisenroth. Stimmen. © June
12, 1986; E for. 47094; MHeinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
31412
Depression is over; w and melody. ©
1 « Nov. 14, 1986; E unp. 1386471;
Angelo Marasco, Pittsburgh. 31413
Descants on ten Christmas hymns and
earols; Ww various authors, descant
melodies Frances Frothingham. ©
Dee. 8, 1986; E pub. 58867; Clayton
KF. Summy co., Chicago. 31414
Desert moonlight; waltz song, m N. H.
_ Iverson, Lehman Henry Stout and
Linwood Lee Noble. © 1c. Dee. 19,
19386; E unp. 136789; Norman Ed-
ward Iverson, Phoenix, Ariz. 31415
Despair; waltz song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936; E unp.
135538 ; Vernon Smith, West Chester,
Pa. 31416
Despecho; melody, Guadalupe Mendoza.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136880 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 31417
Desperately in love; w Roscoe McCrae,
and melody. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E
unp. 138638386; Eddie Mallory, New
York, 31418
Desperdicio; melody G. Mendoza. ©
1c. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 186890;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York, 31419
Determined; w and m Ruth Renwick,
arr. Charlie Friedman. © 1 ¢. Dec.
15, 1986; E unp. 136605; Ruth Ren-
wick Kewer, Uphams Corner, Mass.
31420
Deutsche (Das) lied; w Paul Bottler ;
mixed voices. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1986;
E unp. 1385929; Karl H. Amelang,
Houston, 31421
Devotion; by Albert W. Keteélbey, arr.
for violin and pf., Leslie Jeffries. ©
Oct. 15, 1986; E for. 47161; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 31422
by Arthur Lange. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19,
1936; E unp. 136916 ; Movietone music
corp., New York. 31423
Diamonds and sables; song. © 1 «
Nov. 80, 19386; E unp. 185828; Zed
Kerry, Cleveland. 31424
Did I get a break, I ask you; w and
m T. L. I. Carlson, in collaboration
with William P. Barnett, arr. W. P.
1402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1986
31451
Barnett. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp.
135632; Thos. L. I. Carlson, Minne-
apolis. 31425
Did we just kiss; song, m Arthur W.
Doyle. © 1c. Dee. 4, 19386; E unp.
156054; George A. Sullivan, Salem,
Mass. 31426
Did you ever; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 e. Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 186704;
Carle Dawes Clark, Miami, Fla.
31427
Did your mother come from Ireland; w
and m Jimmy Kennedy and Michael
Carr; with ukulele and accordion
arrs. © Nov. 10, 1936; E for. 46810;
World copyrights, ltd., London.
31428
Diddlin’ Dan; w and melody. ©1e.
Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 185807; Harry
P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans. 81429
Dido and Aeneas; suite from the opera,
by Henry Purcell, selected and ed.
Albert Stoessel; string orch., with
pf. ad lib. Sc. and pts. © Oct. 5,
1936; E pub. 59337 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 31430
Dime; cancion, arr. Charles Riley. ©
1 e. Oct. 26, 1986; E unp. 185686;
Luis Gregoire, San Francisco.
31431
Dio vi salvi Regina; hymne religieux
des Corses, reconstitué et harmonisé,
Henri Tomasi; voix de femmes ou
dhommes; orgue acc. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46665; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris. 31432
Discarded (The) lover’s waltz; w
George Watkin; pf. ©1e. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135854; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31483
District (The) of Columbia legionnaire
-Imarch; accordion. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 135834; LaRue James
Huntt, Washington, 31434
Do dreams ever come true; w Jimmie
Harvey Taylor; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 185883; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31435
Do me a personal favor and make me
a personal loan; song with guit. arr.
© Nov. 14, 1936; E pub. 58828; Wil-
liam A. Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y. 31436
Do re mi; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936;
E unp. 185793; Ernie Young, Wash-
ington. 31437
Do you remember; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 186656; Anna
Harder Rumsey, Tenafly, N. J.
31438
Do you want to go there; hymn. ©
1 ce. Dee. 29, 19386; E unp. 1386977;
Lucey A. Francis, New Orleans.
31439
Dodging the creditors; by Helen E.
Myers; pf. © Nov. 30, 1936; E pub.
58804; Joe Davis, inc., New York.
31440
Dog (The) goned marriage blues;
song, melody Willard Herring. ©
ie. Dee, 19863 BH. unp., Js6i6s;
David C. Hicks, High Point, N. C.
31441
Doing the dance called The devil
wings; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1936;
EH ounp. 186275; W. Adalbert Mozart
Small, New York. 31442
Dolore; funeral march, W. E. M.
Pettee, arr. P. X. Laube; band pts.
© May 1, 1936; E pub. 59083 ; Cundy-
Bettoney co., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
814438
Dolores; w and m Grace Robins. ©
1 ec. Dec. 2, 19386; E unp. 136029;
Edna Grace Robins, Brooklyn.
31444
Dominica XXI post Pentecosten; par
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; orgue.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46667; Heu-
gel, Paris. 31445
Dominica XXII post Pentecosten; par
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; orgue.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46668; Heu-
gel, Paris. 31446
Dominica XXIII post Pentecosten ; par
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; orgue.
© Sept. 1, 19386; E for. 46669;
Heugel, Paris. 31447
Don Juan Casanova de Jones; w and
melody Dawes Clark. © 1 ce. Dee. 2,
1986; E unp. 135971; Carle Dawes
Clark, Coconut Grove, Fla. 31448
Donkey (The); w G. K. Chesterton,
m Dora Bright. © Oct. 30, 1936; EH
for. 46622; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
31449
Donna (La) in blue; versi Vincenzo
Fede, e melodia. © 1 ec. Dec. 21,
1936; E unp. 136940; Thomas F.
Tillona, Brooklyn. 31450
Don’t be a _ knocker; fox-trot song,
melody C. I. Alexander and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Nov. 19, 19386; H
unp. 1385533; C. I. Alexander, Mc-
Creary, Man., Canada. 31451
1403
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31452
Don’t believe it, baby; pf. treble, with
w.' ©) 1e" Dec. 21) 1936: 7H aunp.
136962; Normain Fytszch, Lincoln,
Neb. 31452
Don’t blame it on the moon; w Tad
Hopper, m David Campbell. © 1 «.
Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 137067; Jack
Hopper, Forest, Miss. 31453
Don’t let us say good-night; song. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1986; EH ‘unp. 137047 :;
Leroy Kappes, Baltimore. 31454
Don’t take the sweet out of sweet-
heart; w and m Lou Klein, John
Redmond, and Lee David; with
guit. arr. © Dee. 3, 1936; E pub.
58956; Leo Feist, ine, New York.
31455
Don’t you care just a little for me;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
jele* arr, © 1 .coWecr 2, 19367) )
unp. 1385978; Maurice Leary, Custer,
Wis. 31456
Don’t you care what any one says;
w and m Sammy Cahn and Saul
©haplin; pt. treble’ © W ec Dee. A,
1936; E unp. 1386287; Remick music
corp., New York. 31457
Dornroschen; miarechenoper, Fritz Beh-
rend, op. 76. Klavierauszug. ©
June 80, 1936; E for. 47080; Afa-
verlag, Hang Diimnnebeil, Berlin.
31458
Dorothy; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Dee. 16,
1956; E unp. 1386658; Roy Adam Tet-
lock, Hyas, Sask., Canada. 31459
Double eagle march; by J. F. Wagner,
arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch. pts. ©
Dee. 4, 19386; E pub. 58859; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 31460
Douglas (Mona) Five Manx folk
dances; dances and airs coll. from
traditional sources M. Douglas, dance
notations Edith Jones, pf. arrs. Ar-
nold Foster. set. © Dec. 1, 1936;
E for. 46935; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 31461
Down a mountain trail; w and melody
G. Autry and Odie Thompson. © 1
ce. Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 1385911; Gene
Autry, Hollywood, Calif. 31462
Down by that big white oak tree;
waltz, song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ce. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135524;
Ralph J. Rook, Waynesboro, Pa.
31463
Down in our alley; w and melody Bob
Rothberg and Sammy Timberg. © 1
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
e. Oct. 23, 1936; E unp. 186124; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 31464
Down in yon forest; folk-song from
North Carolina, coll. John Jacob
Niles, arr. Cyr de Brant. 1. Mixed
cho.—2. Women’s 3-pt. cho. © Sept.
29, 1986; H pub. 59819, 593820; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York.
31465, 31466
Down on the dear old farm; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 23, 1986; E unp. 135608;
Medora I. Lake, Bridgeport, Conn.
31467
Down-stream ; song, melody Merle Ben-
nett and C. K. Cooper. © 1 ec. Nov.
23, 1986; E unp. 135627 ; Carroll Kent
Cooper, Los Angeles. 31468
Down the slide; by Lew Davis; trom-
bone, with pf. acc. © Nov. 6, 1986;
E for. 46740; Peter Maurice music
co., Itd., London. 31469)
Drag along; ten. banjo, with w. ©le.
Dee. 1, 1936; EK unp. 185959; William
Nicholas, New York. 31470)
Draw nigh to God; anthem, w from
the Bible, m Albion Metcalf; 2 pt.
cho.; organ or pf. ace. © Dee. 16,
19386; E pub. 59113; B. F. Wood mu-
Sie co., Boston. 31471
Dream boat; w and melody Al Good-
man, Jimmy McHugh and Harold
Adamson. © 1 ec. Dec. 10, 1986; HB
unp. 1386364; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 31472
Dream (A) can do anything; w and
melody. ©1e. Dec. 15, 1936; E unp.
136631; Walter Kurt Dling, Cincin-
nati. 31473
Dream house, a home; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1. Dee. 4, 1986; E unp.
136143; Catherine T. Endres, St.
Paul. 31474
Dream (A) in the gleam of the glass;
w Max French; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135900; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31475
Dreamer (The) [and] Down the road;
w Walter Rolfe, m Elizabeth Menges ;
pf. © Dec. 15, 1986; E pub. 59058;
Evans music co., Boston. 31476
Dreamer’s (A) imagination; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1386146; Bill Rayfield, Rock
Hal S.C: 31477
Dreaming dreams of my darling queen ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp.
136664; Bernard H. Hunt, Cincinnati.
31478
1404
MUSICATI,
no. 12, 1936
Dreaming, just dreaming of you; song.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1986; E unp. 186591 ;
Dorothea Mildred Bates, Des Moines.
31479
Dreaming of my Rocky Mountain
home; w Adah Dalby, m Alva Wood-
ward; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Dee. 1, 19836; E pub. 58788; Cross &
Winge, ine., Portland, Or. 31480
Dreaming of the one far-away; pf.,
with w. ©1ece. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp.
136617; Joseph Sassany, Philadel-
phia. 31481
Dreaming of you; song, arr. Baird
Hamlin. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1986; E unp.
136619; Harry Teichman, Los An-
geles. 31482
melody Jimmie Crane. ©1e.
Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 186894; Frank
Simpson, New York. 31483
w M. Lowenstein, melody J. Picola.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1936; E unp. 135287;
John Picola and Melvin Lowenstein,
New York. 31484
— w Raymond Odell, and melody. ©
1 ce. Dec. 11, 1986; E unp. 136428;
David Willis, Represa, Calif.
31485
Dreams; song, w Norma Nell Smythe.
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1936; E unp. 136868;
J. Chas. MeNeil, Los Angeles. 31486
Dreams of Florida; fox trot song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1. Dee. 12,
1936; E unp. 1864938; O. Van Alphen,
Manatee, Fla. 31487
Drei laub auf einer linden; eine volks-
liederreihe, Hermann Simon. hft. 2.
nr. 9-15.—hft. 1. nr. 1-8. .© Sept.
25, 1936; E for. 46722, 46730; Fr.
Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel, Leipzig.
31488, 31489
Drei tolle tage; schlager aus dem film,
text Ralph M. Siegel u. E. Leenen,
m Ernst Leenen. © Aug. 14, 1936;
E for. 46817; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 31490
Drifting; waltz song, m Len Fleming.
© 1c. Dee. 9, 19836; E unp. 186305;
Marian Voules, San Antonio. 31491
Drifting along; song. © Dec. 8, 1936;
E pub. 59287; Georgia Lambert Voge-
nitz, Newcomerstown, O. 31492
Drifting along with love; m Al Sand-
ers; pf. treble, with w. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1986; E unp. 135725; Glenn N.
Larson, Warren, Pa. 31493
COMPOSITIONS
31506
Drifting out of Dreamland; song, m J.
Chas. MeNeil. © 1 ¢. Noy. 25, 1986;
H unp. 135717; Lester P. Beisinger,
Port Chester, N. Y. 31494
Drink of our love to-night; song, m
Arthur W. Doyle. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
19386; E unp. 186052; George A. Sulli-
van, Salem, Mass. 31495
Drink to me only with thine eyes; song,
arr. Nick Manoloff; with ukulele and
guit. chords and Hawaiian guit. solo,
in note and diagram. © Dec. 4, 1936;
EK pub. 58880; Calumet music co.,
* Chicago. 31496
transcribed Carl Richter; pf. ©
Noy. 19, 1986; E pub. 59022; Bach
music ¢co., Boston. 313497
Du falsches herze; canzonett 4 4, Joh.
Theile, hrsg. u. bearb. Hans J. Moser,
mit generalbassaussetzung Max Seif-
fert; gem. chor. © Sept. 15, 1933;
BH for. 46927; Henry Litolif’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany. 31498
Du oder ich; kammer-operette, text u.
m Hrich Hinegg, klavierauszug zum
dirigieren eingerichtet v. komponis-
ten. © June 18, 1936; E for. 46840;
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 31499
Du warst fiir mich der schonste liebe-
straum; lied u. slowfox, text Ernst
Huebner, m Werner Bochmann. ©
Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 46715; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
31500
Duana; violin. © 1. Dee. 17, 1986;
E unp. 186726; Samuel Pokrass, New
York. 31501
Duchess (The) had the duke for din-
ner; song, arr. Arthur Gutman; with
guit. arr. © Oct. 1, 1986; E pub.
59034: John Redmond and Lee David,
New York. 31502
Ducky (The) wucky dance; w and m
Frank La Vere, Jack Lee and Martin
Buccieri, arr. Jean Walz; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 7, 1936; E pub. 59214;
Variety music co., Chicago. 31508
Hach hour of the day; song. © 1.
Noy. 18, 1986; E unp. 185564; J. C.
Iles, De Ridder, La. 31504
Each star; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp. 186148;
Jocelyn Escude, Mansura, La. 31505
Easiest (The) tunes to sing and play;
arr. Hrnest Haywood; pf., with w.
© Dee. 18, 1936; E for. 47129; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 31506
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31507
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Easter dawn; w and melody. © 1 ¢.| Eperdument; paroles Maurice Boukay,
Nov. 23, 1936; E unp. 135582; Con-
stance Warren, Los Angeles. 31507
Eastern dance; by Charles Woodhouse ;
violin and pf. © Nov. 20, 19386; E
for. 46859; Hawkes & son (London)
lItd., London. 31508
Ebon chronicle; by William Grant Still.
© 1 c. Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 136695 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
31509
Ecco pecché; versi e melodia. © 1 ¢.
Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136939; Thomas
Tillona, Brooklyn. 31510:
Echoes; w and melody Rita Jarvis. ©
1 ce. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 1386580;
Rita Jarvis Dare, New York. 31511
Eestacy ; waltz, w and m A. A. M. De-
wing and Margaret A. Dewing; pf.
© Dec. 2, 1936; E pub. 58921; A. A.
M. Dewing, Baltimore. 31512
Ec-sta-sy (The) of love; song. ©1e.
Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 186585; Eli M.
Cullen, Elmwood Place, O. 31513
El Dorado girl; melody. ©1c. Nov. 21,
1936; E unp. 135789; William C.
Pierce, Pacific Grove, Calif. 31514
Hlephant’s (The) joke; by Edna-Mae
Burnam; pf. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59188; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 31515
Hllsteana; selection, melody. © 1 ec.
Dec. 3, 1936; E unp. 1386068 ; Abraham
Elistein, N. Y. 31516
Hmpire (The) city salute; military
march, Axel W. E. Austin, arr. W. C.
Lindemann; band pts. © Aug. 15,
1936; E pub. 59296; Austin music
pub. co., New York. 31517
Empire (The) state salute; military
march, Axel W. E. Austin, arr. W. C.
Lindemann; band pts. © Aug. 15,
1936; E pub. 59295; Austin music
pub. co., New York. 31518
Hmpty (The) cradle; w and m Vaughn
De Leath; with guit. arr. © Dee. 11,
1986; E pub. 59201; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 31519
Enfant (L’) sommeillait; berceuse
chanson; avec violon ad lib. © Aug.
20, 19386; E for. 46675; M. Vogade,
Paris. 31520
Enough; song, w Sara Teasdale. ©1e.
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 186637; Helen
Hood, Brookline, Mass. 31521
m Marie Charbonnel. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46700; C. Joubert & cie.,
Paris. 31522
Episode; violoncello and pf. © Oct.
19, 1986; E for. 46748; Helen Meu-
gens, Johannesburg, South Africa.
31523
Erwartung; romanze, Paul Lindemann ;
salon-orch. stimmen. © Apr. 30,
1936; E for. 47077; Edition Linde-
mann, Otto Lindemann, Berlin.
31524
Es ist so sch6n ein gliick zu zwei’n;
foxtrot, text Ralph M. Siegel, m H.
Wernicke. © May. 29, 1986; E for.
46824; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
31525
Es schneit; slow-fox, text Klaus S.
Richter, m Gerhard Mohr. © Nov. 6,
1935; E for. 46838; Dreiklang-verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 31526
Espana cahi; paso doble, P. Marquina ;
orch. ptes. © June 15, 19386; E for.
46745; Julio Garzon, Paris. 31527
Espana novelette; melody. © 1. Dee.
22, 1936; E unp. 136959; Minnie Hve-
lyn James, Minneapolis. 31528
Esthercita; vals criollo, letra y m AlI-
fredo A. Pelaia y Saverio Pelaia
Insa; pf. © Nov. 30, 1936; E for.
47066; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 31529
Estretlita; by Manuel Ponce, tran-
scribed and arr. Marcus I. Epstein;
pf. © Dec. 21, 1936; E pub. 59133;
Shattinger piano & musi¢e co., St.
Louis. 31530
Eternal (The) garden; song, w Myra
Page Wirén. © Dec. 4, 1936; E pub.
58850; Frances Avanarius Wirén,
New York. 31531
Et’s-lay itch-day e-thay owd-cray; w
and melody. ©1c. Dee. 3, 1936; E
unp. 136037; Harry P. Gamble, jr.,
New Orleans. 31532
Every eye shall see the Son of God;
hymn, m A. L. Byers. © Dec. 18,
1936; E pub. 59109; Herbert Temple,
Anderson, Ind. 31533
Everybody; song, w Paul Boettjer. ©
1c. Dec. 3, 19836; E unp. 137024; Paul
A. Mersieowsky, New York. 31534
Everybody’s getting ready for the wed-
ding; w and m Bob Rothberg and
Sammy Timberg; pf. ©1c. Dee. 18,
1986; E unp. 136730; Famous music
corp., New York. 31535
1406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
31561
Everybody’s singin’ it; song. © 1.
Nov. 23, 19386; E unp. 135787; Iris
Monahan, Los Angeles. 315386
Everybody’s singing swing time; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Dee. 17, 19386; E unp.
186702; Anne Mae Avery, Brookline,
Mass. 31537
Everybody swing; w Sidney Clare, m
Harry Akst. © 1c. Dee. 19, 1936;
E unp. 136918; Movietone music
corp., New York. 31538
Everything could really be all okey
doke; w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1936; E unp. 186212; Irma Marie
Apfelbaum, Ft. Wayne. 31539
Evoeation; from Iberia suite, I. Al-
beniz, new arr. Venato De Campo;
pf. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub. 59158;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 31540
Ewige (Der) ruf; kantate, Edvard
Moritz, op. 60; eine alt-stimme u.
streichquartett. © Apr. 1, 1933; H
for. 47072; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
31541
Exalt His name; arr. Roger C. Wil-
son; orch. pts. © Nov. 9, 1936; E
pub. 58789; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 31542
Facade; suite, William Walton; orch.
Full se. © Oct. 8, 1936; E for.
46771; Oxford univ. press, London.
31543
Faded love; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1936; E unp. 136662; Grace Noah,
Rutledge, Tenn. 31544
Faded rosebuds; w Beth Holt, m
Charles Bowen. © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 185942; Sarah Eliza-
beth Holt, Bellingham, Wash. 31545
Fading trails; fox-trot, w and melody
R. LaRouche, arr. Maude Lees.
1 ec. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 136581;
Roy LaRouche, Emeryville, Calif.
31546
Fallt dir der abschied auch so schwer ;
tango, text Bruno Ballz, m Nico
Dostal. © Nov. 14, 1935; E for.
46837; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 31547
Fabr’ nach St. Gilgen zur sommers-
zeit; walzerlied, w Peter Herz, m
Hermann Leopoldi. © Oct. 5, 1936;
E for. 46725; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna.
31548
Brunswick, Germany.
Fain would I change that note; w
anon., m Charles Wilfred Orr, tonic
solfa tr. H. J. Timothy; sop. and
alto: 1 2 6©) Octe 20) 1936; He tor.
46610; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
31549
Fairest in thousands; w Jenny Lind;
mt © 1 ec. Nov. 28) 1986 :%H) tinp.
135884; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 31550
Fairies on the Mendips; by H. Ash-
worth-Hope [and] Roundabouts; in-
termezzo, Arthur Wood; orch. A.
Wood; pts. © Oct. 7, 1986; H. for.
46571; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 31551
Fairy friends; short fairy play, writ-
ten and composed F. Vaughan Law-
ton. © Dec. 11, 19386; E for. 47157;
J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London.
31552
Fairy (The) on the Christmas tree;
w Roma Campbell Hunter, m Harry
Parr-Davies; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dee. 4, 1986; E for. 46992;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
31553
Fajardo; march; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1986; E unp. 186204; EHustaquio
Méndez, Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
31554
Falling for you; song. © 1. Nov.
25, 1936; HE) unp. 1385836; Theodore
McRae, New York. 31555
False alarm; song, melody Phil Starr.
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1986; E unp. 13866138 ;
Johnny Bradley, Philadelphia.
31556
Famiglia jazz; fox-trot, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Armando Fragna. ©
Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46891; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
31557
Fantasia oriental; pf. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1986; E unp. 135790; William C.
Pierce, Pacific Grove, Calif. 31558
Fantasy pieces; by Hubert Hales, op.
26, no. 1-5; pf. © Dee. 2, 1936; E
for. 47001; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 31559
Farewell (Soiridh) ; w Henry Whyte,
Gaelic air arr. Hugh S. Roberton;
mixed choir or quartet. © Dee. 1,
1936; E for. 46997; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 31560
Farther with Christ; hymn. © Oct.
16, 1986; E pub. 59107; Charles Cle-
tus Kyle, Red Lion, Pa. 31561
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31562
Fate; w and m Jule LeNard; pf. ©
1 « Dec. 17, 1936; E unp. 136742;
Julia L. HWitzPatrick, Chicago.
31562
Father I am coming home; sacred
gong. © -Dec. 10, 1936; E. pub.
59127; Charles M. Fillmore, Indian-
apolis. 31563
Father, I cry to Thee; by F. H. Him-
mel, arr. mixed cho., with sop. solo.
© Oct. 30, 1986; E pub. 58984; Her-
man W. Monson, Moorhead, Minn.
31564
Father of victory; march, Louis
Ganne, arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch.
pts. © Dee. 4, 1986; E pub. 58858;
Emil Ascher, inec., New York. 31565
Father’s day; w HE. Duerr, melody W.
Hngvick. © 1 c. Oct. 26, 19386; E
unp. 1385651; William HEngvick, Oak-
land, Calif., and Edwin Duerr, Berke-
ley, Calif. 31566
Feather (A) in her Tyrolean hat; w
and m Annette Mills). © Nov. 18,
1986; E for. 46781; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., Itd., London. 31567
Feeling blue; w and m Pat Notary.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp. 136398 ;
Pasquale Notary, New York. 3156S
Fellow malade; paroles René d’Hel-
bingue, m Markowski. © Aug. 20,
1986; E for. 46685; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 31569
Festival band book; composed and arr.
Jos. Olivadoti and Guy H. Hoimes;
pts., with pf. conductor se. v. 1.
Noy. 16, 1986; E pub. 58934; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 31570
Festlicher auftakt; v. Clemens Schmal-
Stich, op, dl0T;, orch: (Peartitun,| yO
Oct. 15, 1986; E for. 46798 ; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig. d1571
Féte Dieu 4 Séville; from Iberia suite,
I. Albeniz, new arr. Venato De
Campo; pf. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub.
59163 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 31572
Feu (Le) sacré; drame choral, texte et
m Francois Olivier. Partition pf. et
chant. © Sept. 1, 1936; EH for. 46666;
Francois Olivier, Lausanne, Switzer-
land. 31573
Fifth engineers march; band pts. ©
Noy. 21, 1936; E pub. 59282; Herman
C. Smith, Ft. Belvoir, Va. 31574
Fill my heart with a thrill; w James
Calvin Murphy; pf. © 1 c¢. Nov. 28,
pt. 111, m's., Vv. 31
1936; E unp. 135868; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31575
Fillmore (The) short cut band method ;
by Leon V. Metcalf; pts., with teach-
er’s manual. © Sept. 28, 1936; H
pub, 58834; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 31576
Find somebody else; w and m Hd De-
Frees; pf. © 1c. Dee. 17, 1936; EB
unp. 136770; John Hdward DeFrees,
Reading, Pa. 31577
Finnische fantasie; aus Schwarze
rosen, Kurt Schréder, bearb. u. in-
strumentiert Otto Lindemann ; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 18, 19386; E
for. 46711; Ufaton-verlags-g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 31578
Finzi (Gerald) Three short elegies;
w William Drummond; mixed voices.
© Nov. 12, 1986; E for. 46765 ; Oxford
univ, press, London. 31579
Fir (The) tree; w Mabel Vollintine, m
Irene Varley. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1936;
E ounp. 135814; Edith Irene Ross,
New York. 31580
Fire (The) is always burning in my
soul; sacred song, arr. A. Jackson.
© Dec. 21, 19385; E pub. 59124; E. L.
Harvell, Birmingham, Ala. 31581
First (The) kiss; w and melody. ©
1 c« Dee. 10, 1986; E unp. 1386358;
Armand Granger, Salix, Ia. 31582
w and melody. © 1. Dec. 28,
1936; E unp. 136969 ; Herbert Chesley,
Annapolis, N. S., Canada. 31583
Fischer (Ernst) Vier klaviersolo-
stiicke; fox-trots. hft. 3. © June 20,
1936; E for. 47098; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 31584
Fishing in Memory brook; waltz song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. Dee.
1, 1936: E unp. 186102; Maurice S.
Johnson, Middlebury, Vt. 31585
Manky-doodle drag; pf. treble. ©1le.
Noy. 18, 1936; E unp. 1385563 ; Theo-
dore Bunn, New York. 31586
Flight of the bumble-bee; by Rimsky-
Korsakow, arr. Harry Bettoney ; solo
B flat clarinet and solo E flat alto
saxophone. © Nov. 15, 1986; E pub.
59089; Cundy-Bettoney co., Jamaica
Piain, Mass. 31587
Flirtation; song, w Antoinette F. Cas-
sidy. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1986;. E unp.
186198 ; Frances Tarbox, New York.
31588
1408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Floating on a bubble; w and melody
Dave Franklin and Cliff Friend. ©
1 ec. Dec. 23, 1986; E unp. 136950 ;
Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New York.
31589
Fioods of spring; by Sergei Rachman-
inoff, op. 14, no. 11, English version
Isabel F. Hapgood, m arr. Victor
Harris; women’s 3-pt. cho., with op-
tional 2d alto. © Oct. 6, 1986; H
pub. 59326; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York, 31590
Florida blossoms; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Dec. 2, 19386; E unp. 186023;
Hillis Hunter and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 31591
Flotow (Friedrich von) Stradella
overture; adapted George Dasch;
orch. Se. and pts. Set C. © Dee. 14,
1936; E pub. 59047; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 31592
Flow gently, sweet Afton; w Robert
Burns, m J. EH. Spilman, arr. Max
Hirschfeld. © Dec. 17, 19386; E pub.
59171; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 315938
Flowers (The) that bloom in the
spring ; from The mikado, w W. S. Gil-
bert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Bernice
Manoloff; with ukulele and guit.
chords and Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff.
© Dee. 4, 1986; E pub. 58882; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 31594
Flying high; w Helene Bloom; pf. ©
1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136815;
Stanley Elterman, Roxbury, Mass.
31595
Foglie (Le) di Santamaria; versi
Cesare De Titta, m Aladino Di Mar-
tino. © Oct. 20, 1986; E for, 47140;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 31596
Folk-songs and ballads for informal
singing in school, home, club and
camp; selected and arr. Augustus
Delafield Zanzig and Archibald
Thompson Davison. set 3. © Aug.
6, 1936; E pub. 58931; HE. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 31597
Ioolish pride; m Al Sanders; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
135726; Glenn N. Larson, Warren,
Pa, 31598
For better or for worse; w and m R.
Fran Joy; pf. ©1ec. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135887; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31599
31613
For I love you; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp. 136504;
Edythe P. Landes, Harrisonburg, Va.
31600
For you; w and melody. © 1 e. Nov.
25, 1936; E unp. 185765 ; May Gourlay
Hupfel, New York. 31601
Forever; fox trot, w and m John
Kasché. © 1c. Noy. 23, 1936; E unp.
135597; John Michael Kasché, jr.,
Allentown, Pa. 31602
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Dec. 2, 1936: E unp.
135974 ; Belinda A. Kelch, Gessie, Ind.
31603
Yorever and ever; song. ©1 ce. Dec. 9,
1936; E unp. 1386872; Earl Baker,
New York. 31604
Forget me not; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Noy, 24, 1936; EH unp. 135593 ; Cora B.
Chase, Brunswick, Me. 31605
Forgive me; w and m Harry Leon, Leo
Towers and Don Polesi; with ukulele
arr. and chord figures for banjo, guit.
and pf. accordion. © Sept. 28, 1936;
EH for. 46530; Gordon Cooper & co.,
London. 31606
Torsake me not; w J. G. Albinus, m
Johan Rosenmiiller, new arr. 8-pt.
cho., with sop. solo. © Oct. 30, 1936;
E pub. 58987; Herman W. Monson,
Moorhead, Minn, 31607
Fortune (The) teller; song, Dave
Marion, arr, Bernice Manoloff; with
ukulele and guit. chords and Ha-
waiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, arr. Nick Manoloff. © Dee. 5,
1936; E pub. 58876; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 31608
Fountain (The) ; unison song, w James
Russell Lowell, m Harold E. Watts.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E for. 46546; Bos-
worth & co., ltd., London. 31609
Fourth (The) ’bout three o’clock I
dream my little boat; song; Ist
mand., or violin. ©1e. Dec. 2, 1936;
FE unp. 136065; Alfredo Alosi, East
Braintree, Mass. 31610
Fox-trot; by M. Myram; melody with
pf. ace. 1. Op. 89.—2. Op. 78. ©
1 ¢ Dec. 7%, 19386; E unp. 136824,
136944; Anna Maria Biondi, New
York. 31611, 31612
Fox trot melody no. 4; melody. ©
1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 185706;
Andrew Fischer, Detroit. 31613
1409
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31614
pt. I, n. s., v. 81
Freckle face days; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135685;
Harry Vroom Connell, Chelsea, Mass.
31614
French nursery rhymes; arr. for pipes
with pf. acc., Marion Anderson, with
suggestions for percussion, Kathleen
Blocksidge. With words. © Oct. 27,
19386: E for. 46749; Augener, Itd.,
London. 31615
Friendship love; song. © 1. Dee. 30,
1936; E unp. 186993; O. F. Heath,
Dallas.
Frog (The); traditional w from the
Book of the Cat Jeremiah, ed. Fran-
cesca Claremont, m Dora White. ©
Dee. 8, 1986; E for. 47090; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 31617
From station L-o-v-e; w and m Coun-
tess Kyra. © 1. Nov. 30, 1986; H
unp. 186020; Countess Kyra M. 8.
Sibué du Col, Los Angeles. 31618
Friihlingsgeschichten; konzertwalzer,
aus Schloss Vogeléd, v. Friedrich Wil-
helm Rust, arr. Hartwig von Platen ;
salonorch. stimmen. © Apr. 4, 1936;
E for. 46712; Ufaton-verlags g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 31619
Fugue 4 4 parties; de Véléve ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours de fugue, année 1936, sujet
Henri Rabaud, m Henri Dutilleux.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46689; Heu-
gel, Paris. 31620
Full moon; w and melody. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1986; E unp. 1386355; Jake Wells
Semon, Atlanta. 31621
Funeral march; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1936; E unp. 1386310; George Pierkot,
Cicero, Ill. 31622
Gabriel’s return; mareh, Archie De-
Fabbio; pf. accordion. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1936; E unp. 136440; Gabriel De-
Fabbio, Lockport, N. Y. 31623
Gabueci (Agostino) 28 grandi studi
tecnici e melodici da concerto in
forma moderna per clarinetto. ©
Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 47184; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 31624
Gallon (Noél) Quinze lecons de sol-
fége; avec ace. de pf. études a
changements de clés. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46663; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 81625
Vingt lecons de solfége; avee acc.
de pf., études 4 changements de clés.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46664;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris. 31626
31616
Gang (Der) fon leben; song, m Jack
and Joseph Kammen. © Sept. 23,
1936; E pub. 58782; Anna Lelgant,
Brooklyn. 31627
Gaona; paso doble flamenco; pf. ©:
1 e. Oct. 17, 1986; E unp. 185647;
Salvador Parada Sanchez, Oxnard,
Calif. 31628.
Gap (The) of Dunloe; w Thomas
Joseph Fitzsimmons; pf. © 1 e.
Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 185881; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
31629:
Garbage (The) man; w and m Joe
McCoy; pf. treble. © 1 ce. Dee. 10,
1936; E unp. 1386405; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 31630:
Garden of dreams; w Hazel Hart
Kelley; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1936; E.
unp. 136233; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31631
Garden (The) party; pf., with w. ©
Dec. 2, 1936; E pub. 59125; Hlizabeth
W. Bruce, Covington, Ky. 316382.
Gay orange blossoms; w and m Ed-
ward St. Clair Piggot; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub. 59065;
Tropical song counter, Miami, Fla.
31683.
Gee, but you’re swell; w Charlie To-
bias, m Abel Baer; with guit. arr.
Dee. 3, 1986; E pub. 58980;
Remick music corp., New York.
31634.
Gee, I’ve got to go home; w and mel-
ody York and King, Tom Connell
and Will Heagney. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1936; E unp. 135586; York and King
music pub. co., New York. 31635.
Gentleman (The) awaits; w and mel-
ody The Gentlemen of Rhythm. ©:
1 e@ Dee. 12, 1986; E unp. 136624;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine, New
York. 31636
Get along old Paint; w and m Wayne:
Jordan; pf. treble. © 1 ec. Nov. 24,.
1936; E unp. 185624; Lincoln music:
corp., New York. 316387
Get her by the tail on a down hill drag;
w and melody Cliff Carlisle. © 1 e..
Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 186457; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
31638
Get out the old, old fiddle; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp..
136542; Zella May Werner, Balti--
more. 31639:
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no. 12, 1936
31667
oe — — ———————
Ghost of love; w and melody. © 1c.
Noy. 23, 1936; E unp. 135569; Hileen
Clifford, San Francisco. 31640
Giampieri (Alamiro) 16 studi giorna-
lieri di perfezionamento ; fagotto. ©
Dec. 14, 1936; E for. 47044; G. Ri-
ecordi & co., Milan. 31641
flauto. © Dec. 3, 1936; E for.
46941; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
31642
oboe. © Nov. 9, 1936; E for.
46587 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 31645
Gibson system for guitar; by Thomas
Peacock. © Dee. 4, 1986; AA 222496 ;
Gibson, inc., Kalamazoo, Mich.
31644
Give he) irl >, pfs, © 1, ¢. Dee._7,
1936; E unp. 136188 ; Gertrude Olivet
Dailey, Palouse, Wash. 31645
Gilbert (Norman) Two county songs;
w W. W. Gibson and J. Whitehead.
© Dee. 7, 19386; E for. 46996; Fred-
erick Harris co., Oakville, Ont., Can-
ada. 31646
Gingham (The) dog and the calico cat ;
song, Eugene Field. © 1 c¢. Dec. 4,
1936; E unp. 136073; Alice Stead
Binney, Old Greenwich, Conn. 31647
Gipsy (The) baron; overture, Johann
Strauss, adapted Adam P. Lesinsky ;
orch. Se. and pts. Set C. © Dee.
14, 1936; E pub. 59048; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 31648
Girl (The) of my dreams has come
true; waltz song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp.
136494; John Gorham, jr., Port Clin-
ton, O. 31649
Girl (The) of the Golden West; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 12, 1936;
E unp. 136486; Katherine N. Small,
Shelton, Wash. 31650
Girl (The) who played Injun with me;
w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1385797; Dietrich W. Funk,
Morse, Sask., Canada. 31651
Git on board; spiritual song; pf. arr.,
ukulele and guit. chords, and special
Hawaiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, Nick Manoloff. © Dec. 8, 1936;
E pub. 58948 ; Calumet music co., Chi-
cago, 31652
Give a little thought to me; w and m
Roy Newell and Kendall Burgess;
pf. treble. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1936; E
unp. 1385490; Superior music, inc.,
New York. 31653
Give me your heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1986; E unp. 1387057 ;
Morris Disman, Brooklyn. 31654
Gladys; song, from the _ incidental
music to The re-creation of Shorty
De Long. © Nov. 21, 1936; E pub.
59281; A. D. McCampbell, Lebanon,
Tenn. 31655
Glide along western moon; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec, 8, 1936; E unp.
136241 ; Verner Sorensen, Mason City,
Ta. 31656
Giorious Calvary; hymn, w anon., tr.
of w and arr. of m N. Carlson. ©
Sept. 25, 1986; E pub. 59271; Nath-
aniel Carlson, Chicago. 31657
Glorious victory; hymn. © Dec. 1,
1986; E pub. 58903; John Hide, Ana-
conda, Mont. 31658
Glory hallelujah; w and melody. ©
1 e. Dee. 2, 19386; E unp. 136027;
Hillis Hunter and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 31659
Glow-worm (The) idyl, Paul Lincke,
arr. Roy Smeck; with guit. symbols.
1. Hawaiian guit. solo, with Spanish
guit. acc.—2. Spanish guit. solo, with
Spanish guit. acc. © Dee. 17, 1936;
EK pub. 59161, 59162; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
31660, 31661
Gluck (Christoph Willibald von)
Danza degli spiriti beati; transcri-
zione Michelangelo Abbado; violino
e pf. © Nov. 16, 1986; E for. 47145;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 31662
Go get that old oaken bucket; fox trot,
w and m adapted and arr. Joe Tarto;
orch., pts. © Nov. 138, 1986; E pub.
59092; Denton & Haskins music co.,
New York. 31663
Go, happy soul; w G. R. Woodward, m
Pietro Yon; bar. solo, with organ
or pf. ace. 1. Men’s. cho.—2. Mixed
cho. © Dec. 12, 1936; E pub. 59178,
59179; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 31664, 31665
— —— high voice; pf. or organ
ace. © Dee. 16, 1986; E pub. 59181 ;
Galaxy music corp., New York.
31666
Go to sleep; w and melody. © 1c. Dee.
14, 19386; E unp. 186526; Joseph
Harris, New Orleans. 31667
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31668
God cares for me; hymn, m Howard | Gone; w Stanley Dale, and melody.
Snyder, jr. © Dee. 9, 1936; E pub.
58970; Luetta Pearl Snyder, Mauch
Chunk, Pa. 31668
God is calling the shepherds; hymn.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 136567 ;
Jessie Taylor, Lorain, O. 31669
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse; from Jocelyn [and] Knight
Rupert; by Schumann, op. 68, no. 12;
transcribed and arr. George J.
Trinkaus; oboe or flute, B flat clari-
net, horn in F or English horn, and
bassoon. Se. and pts. © Dee. 19,
19386; E pub. 59242; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 31670
God’s great gift to all mankind;
anthem, w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1936; E unp. 135823; William
Henry Clifford, Hartford, Conn.
31671
Goin’ to dat new plantation ; negro spir-
itual, w Chester Finley, m W. A.
Quincke and Heinrich Tandler, arr.
Henry Edmond Earle. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Male voices. © Nov. 39,
1936; E pub. 59207, 59208; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
31672, 31673
Going to town with Annie; arr. J. A.
Artis; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 185930; Allen M. Clark,
Warsaw, Ind. 31674
Gold and silver; waltz, Franz Léhar,
arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch. pts.
Dec. 4, 1936; E pub. 58861; Emil
Ascher, ine., New York. 31675
Golden (A) dream; waltz, w Sally E.
Flock, m Ruggero Tortoreto. © Dec.
12, 1986; E pub. 59197; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 31676
Golden (The) fish; song, w George
Arnold; in A. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1936;
E unp. 185809; Charles HE. Anderson,
San Francisco. 31677
Golondrina (La) (The swallow); by
Narciso Serradell, transcribed Carl
Richter; pf., with w. [English text
only] © Nov. 19, 1936; E pub.
59019; Bach music co., Boston.
31678
Gondolier (The); w and m Anna
Joseph. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1986; E unp.
136652; Anna Josephine Lemmer-
mann, Chicago. 31679
Gondoliers (The); w W. S. Gilbert, m
Arthur Sullivan, ed. Danforth Sim-
onton; cho. pts. © Oct. 28, 1936; E
pub. 58907; Oliver Ditson co., ince.,
Boston. 31680:
pill siivinods
©
1 e. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 137014;
Russell Stedman, Philadelphia.
31681
Gone, leaving just a heart; song, m
Arthur W. Doyle. © 1 ec. Dee. 4,
1936; E unp. 1860538; George A. Sulli-
van, Salem, Mass. 31682.
Gone with the wind; pf. with w. ©1e.
Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 1386270; Edward
Carolan Redding, Louisville, Ky.
31683
song. ©1c. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp.
136853; Hilder Esther Emily Rask,
Chicago. 31684
—— w and melody. © 1 ec Dee. 10,
1936; E unp. 1386486; Sol Barzman,
Portland, Or. 31685
w and melody Brooks Bowman
and Clay Boland. © 1 ¢. Nov. 24,
1936; E unp. 135602; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 31686
w and melody Nick Kenny, Chas.
Kenny and Hugo Rubens. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135603; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 31687
w and melody York and King,
Tom Connell and Will Heagney. ©
1 ce. Nov. 21, 1936; E unp. 185588;
York and King music pub. co., New
York. 31688
— w B. J. Schwartz, melody W. J.
Dorfman. © 1 c. Dec. 3, 1936; E
unp. 1386008; Wilbur Jay Dorfman
and Bernard Jay Schwartz, Cleve-
land. 31689
Good-bye; fox trot song, melody R.
Hughes and Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Dec. 12, 1986; E unp. 136501; Rose
Hughes, Portland, Or. 31690
Good-bye, bright moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 17, 1936; E unp. 136749;
Robert Russell, Montreal. 31691
Good-bye little darling; w and melody ;
with yodel. ©1 ec. Nov. 30, 1936; EH
unp. 135917; W. R. Calaway, Orlando,
Fla. 31692
Good-bye love; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Dee. 9, 1936: E unp.
136391; Katherine Frances O’Neil,
Greenfield, Mass. 31693
Good-bye my love; song. © 1 ¢ Dec.
22, 1936; E unp. 1386923; Luigi
Sbrana, San Francisco. 31694
Good-night; song, w Antoinette F.
Cassidy. ©1e. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp.
186199; Frances Tarbox, New York.
31695
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no. 12, 1986
31725
Good-night, dear; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp. 1385762;
Eddie Lane, Los Angeles. 31696
Goodnight my love; from Stowaway, w
and m Mack Gordon and Harry
Revel; with guit. arr. © Dec. 14,
1936; E pub. 59063; Robbins music
corp., New York. 31697
Good-night my lucky day; from 23%
hours leave, w Ted Koehler, melody
Sam H. Stept. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1936;
E unp. 136715; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 31698
Good-night time has come again; song,
melody Phil Starr. © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
1936; E unp. 136518; Johnny Brad-
ley, Philadelphia. 31699
Good-will and peace on earth; song.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 136187;
Elsa Carrie Pangle, Woodstock, Ill.
31700
Goona (The) goo; w and m Joe Young,
Harry Reser and Fred EH. Ahlert;
with guit. arr. © Dec. 18, 1936; E
pub. 59111; Crawford music corp.,
New York. d1701
Gosling (A) in Gotham; symphonic
narrative in one movement, Arthur
Lange; [conductor] © 1 ec. Dee. 9,
1936; E unp. 1386308; Robbins music
corp., New York. 31702
Gotta picture of you; song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1c. Dee. 21, 1936; E unp.
136871; Hildur G. Nelson, St. Paul.
31703
Gounod (Charles Francois) Proces-
Sional march; transcribed Carl
Richter ; pf. © Nov. 19, 19386; E pub.
59015; Bach music co., Boston. 31704
—— Spring song; [arr.] H. Trnecek;
harp solo. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1936; E
unp. 136090; Vojmir Attl, New York.
31705
Grab your partner and swing: by Will
Hudson; pf. © Nov. 25, 1936; E pub.
58772; Exclusive publications, inc.,
New York. 31706
Gracefully wild; song. © 1c. Dee. 10,
1936; E unp. 186416; Sophia Costa,
Canton, O. 31707
Grass-hoppers; w L. B. Rice, m E. H.
Rice. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1936; E ump.
136615; Ethel H. Rice and Leonard
B. Rice, Decatur, T1. 31708
Great (A) idea for a play; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1936; E unp.
186007; George Byron Haston, Red-
lands, Calif. 31709
123343—37——3
Green hills; by William Alwyn; pf. ©
Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46774; Oxford
univ. press, London. 31710
Green lights: w Frances Bennett, m
Pringle Coulter; pf. © 1c. Dee. 9,
1986 ; E unp. 186377 ; Hugh M. Boodie,
Toronto. 31711
Green lights, red lights; traffic light
blues, w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 24,
1986; E unp. 135671; Joseph P.
Knight, Demarest, N. J. 31712
Griddle cakes; Hnglish tr. Max T.
Krone, Ukrainian folk dance-song arr.
Alexander Koshetz; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Dec. 3, 1936; E pub. 58978; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 31713
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Anitra’s
dance; from Peer Gynt suite, tran-
scribed Carl Richter; pf. © Nov. 19,
1936; E pub. 59009; Bach music ©o.,
Boston. 31714
Grim reaper; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 136028; Hillis
Hunter and Milton James, Tampa,
Fla. 31715
Grotte (La) des demoiselles; ouver-
ture, Claude Aryl; pf. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46678; Editions Claude
Aryl, Montpellier, France. 31716
Growing old; w and melody. ©1 ec.
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 136387; Alphons
Jaeger, Detroit. 31717
Guerrera (Anthony) cello method; by
A. Guerrera. bk. 1. © Dec. 4, 1936;
AA 221098; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 31718
Guitar swing rythm, or sock; Ist, 2d
and 3d guits. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
EH unp. 1386426; Armand EH. Lafrance,
Los Angeles. 31719
Guitarist’s (The) companion folio; by
Pasco Roberts. fol. 1-3. © Nov. 24,
Dec. 4, 1936; AA 220855-—220857 ;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 31720-31722
Gussarizek; Russian folk-song, w and
melody coll. and harmonized. ©1e.
Nov. 18, 1986; E unp. 135488; Alfred
Julius Swan, Swarthmore, Pa.
31723
Gypsy dream; czardas, Sandor Hor-
vath, orch. A. Franzel; pts. © Aug.
15, 1986; E for. 46593; J. Liber, Lon-
don. 31724
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Art thou
troubled; w W. G. Rothery, air from
Rodelinda, arr. H. A. Chambers;
mixed voices. © Nov. 14, 1936; E
for. 46801; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. ahi2Z5
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31726
A collection of new Handel songs
or cantatas for solo voice; selected,
transcribed, ed., and with English tr.
of the Italian words, Walter Ford
and Rupert Erlebach; high voice. ©
Nov. 17, 1986; E for. 46809; Boosey
& ¢0., ltd., London. 31726
—— Dryads, sylvans; from the oratorio
The triumph of time and truth, arr.
Charles D. Dawe; men’s 4-pt. cho.,
with ten. solo. © Sept. 10, 1936; E
pub. 59324; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 31727
— Pie Jesu; duet, adapted to Han-
del’s Largo, James A. Reilly; high
and low voice; organ acc. © May 30,
1986; E pub. 58897; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 31728
Sonata no. 6 in E major; tran-
scribed Maxwell Weaner ; String orch.
Se. © Nov. 13, 1936; E pub. 58920;
Elkan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia.
31729
Hail! Hail! Our President; march
song. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1986; E unp.
13863822: Lewis Adelard Bedard, West-
wood, Mass. 31730
Hail to Minnesota; song. © 1 ce. Dec.
12, 1986; E unp. 136523; Samuel J.
Megibow, Minneapolis. 31731
Hail to our President; w J. Nesbit and
V. Vurraro, m H. J. Smith and W. R.
Lung; with indicated chords for
guit., banjo, ete. © 1 e¢ Dec. 19,
1936; E unp. 1386842; Jacqueline Nes-
bit, Viva Vurraro, Wilma R. Lung,
and Herbert J. Smith, Syracuse, N. Y.
31732
Hammond (The) international march
of nations; song, ed. Ernest R.
Kroeger. ©1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136384; Martha E. Hammond, St.
Louis. 31733
Hampton Court; march, Arthur Gra-
ham, arr. Adolf Lotter; orch. pts.
© Nov. 20, 1986; E for. 46858;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 31734
Hand in glove; from Take it away, w
and m Charlie Marvin and Bill Bor-
den; with arr. for guit., ete. © Dec.
16, 1986; E pub. 59250; Words &
music, inc., New York. 31735
Hands off; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Dec. 16,
1936; E unp. 186667; Emily Nicholas,
Coleman, Alta., Canada. 31736
Hannah, down in dreamy old Savan-
nah; w Hsther Muir, melody Bennie
pt. 17, n. s., v. 31
Bartlett. © 1 ec. Oct. 23, 1936; E
unp. 136122; Famous music corp.,
New York. 31737
Hans und Hanna; musikalische kom6-
die, Herbert Grube, gesangstexte
Herbert Grube u. Johannes Miiller, m
Johannes Miller. Klavierauszug.
© Mar. 26, 1936; E for. 44767;
Deutscher btihnenvertrieb des zen-
tralverlages der N. S. D. A. P., Franz
Eher nachf., Berlin. 31738
Happiest little moment; words by Dave
Collins, music by S. L. Cross; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 185886;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
31739
Happiness hill; w Molly Stockton; pf.
© 1. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 135889;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
31740
Happy; waltz; bar. and pf. © 1 «
Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 185604;
Alphonso Clement Biagi, Milwaukee.
31741
Happy the day; from Take it away, w
Bill Borden, m Frank Taplin; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 16, 1936;
E pub. 59252; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 31742
Happy times; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 1386276; Hsther
Wollison, New Bedford, Mass. 31743
Hark, the bells of Christmas ringing;
anthem, w George Lansing Taylor,
m Walter Wild; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Nov. 21, 1986; E pub. 58796;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 31744
Harlem blues; w J. Harris, melody H.
O’Hara. ©1c. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp.
1386929; Jack Harris and Ernie
O’Hara, Chicago. 31745
Harlem shout; fox-trot; pf. © 1 e¢.
Noy. 25, 1986; E unp. 1385783; Hd-
ward Durham, New York. 31746
Harlem (The) swing; melody. ©1e.
Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 186298; Em-
mett Harrison Brown, Charleston,
S. C. 31747
Has love passed this way; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp.
137056; George J. Piton, Chicago.
31748
Hat band jazz; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 135712;
Barbara Virginia Hickert, Riverside,
Calif. 31749
Haul that timber; w and m Morton
Morrow; with male quartette arr.
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R. S. Stoddon.
for. 46640; Triangle music co., Lon-
don, 31750
Haunting eyes; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 136669; Hazel
E. Doggett, Falmouth, Ky. 31751
Haunting melody; w William Hoff-
mann, m Bob Marshall. © 1 ¢. Dee.
10, 1936 ; E unp. 186353 ; Earle Robert
Marshall, Larchmont, N. Y. 31752
Haurting memories; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1 ec. Dec. 11, 1936; E
unp. 136421; Cynthia Pixley, Inde-
pendence, Kan. 31753
Have I made the grade with you; mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp.
135574; Henry Horvath, Chicago.
31754
Have you forgotten so soon; w JOs.
Geo. Gilbert, m Horatio Nicholls;
with arr. for ukulele and accordeon.
© Dee. 3, 1936; E for. 47120; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
31755
Havin’ a ball; w and melody Andy
Razaf and James P. Johnson. ©
1c. Dee. 28, 1936; E unp. 187058;
Joe Davis, ine., New York. 31756
Hawaii calls; song; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 4, 1986; E pub. 58886; Harry
Owens, Honolulu. 31757
Hawaii is beauty supreme; w and m
Eddie Alkire; Hawaiian guits.; in
B flat. © Nov: 27,'°1986; EH pub:
58869; Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire,
Easton, Pa. 31758
Hawaiian guitar arrangements and
compositions in diagram system; by
Chester T. Weir; with and without
w. © Dee. 3, 1936; E pub. 58925;
Chester T. Weir, Buffalo. 31759
Hawaiian moon; w and m Jimmy
Palmer. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
136612; Erroll Payne Palmer,
Phoenix, Ariz. 31760
Hawaiian songbird; w and m Hubert
W. David and Ted McCoy; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 23, 1936;
E for. 46980; Gordon Cooper & co.,
London. 31761
He ain’t got rhythm; w and. melody
Irving Berlin. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1936;
E unp. 186169; Irving Berlin, ince.,
New York. 31762
He’s a te, te, ta, ta, man; song, w
Elijah R. Allison. © 1 ¢ Nov. 27,
19386; E unp. 1385752; William Lee
Allison, Detroit. 31768
© Oct. 26, 1986; E | He’s my diamond in the rough; w and
melody. ©1c. Noy. 28, 19386; E unp.
135802; Elizabeth Josephson, New
York, 31764
He’s my sweet banana; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 17, 19386; EH unp. 136709;
John Kuzel, New York. 31765
He’s the king of love to the queen of
hearts; w and m Paul Rebere; pf.
treble. ©1c. Dec. 17, 19386; E unp.
136721; Paul L. Specht, Sinking
Spring, Pa. 31766
He that dwelleth in the secret place
of the Most High; w from Psalm 91;
mixed cho., a capella. © 1 ¢. Dee.
2, 1986; E unp. 13869387; Albert
Piersma, Grand Rapids, Mich. 31767
Headin’ for the big corral; w and m
Niles Kinney; with arr. for guit.,
ete. © Dee. 1, 1936; E pub. 58787;
Cross & Winge, inc., Portland, Or.
31768
Hear my prayer, O Lord; motet, op. 18,
text from Psalm 143; mixed voices;
organ or pf. ace. © 1c. Dee. 18,
1936; E unp. 186689; Alan Scott Hov-
aness, Cambridge, Mass. 31769
Hear Thy praise; anthem, w and mel-
ody Ph. Nicolai, arr. Matthew N.
Lundquist; 6 mixed voices; organ
ace. © Dee. 24, 1936; E pub. 59259;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 31770
Heaven in a song; from Land without
music, w Clifford Grey, m Oscar
Straus. © Dee. 2, 1936; BE for. 47123;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 31771
Heaven in your heart; sacred song. ©
Nov. 9, 1986; E pub. 59262; Chelsea
James Stockwell, Terre Haute, Ind.
31772
Heaven wished an angel on me; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «@
Dec. 1, 1936; E unp. 1386103; Stacy
Foures, Charlotte, N. C. 3l773
Heavenly; w Gay Milius, jr., and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp.
136700; George Engles, jr., New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. 31774
Heaven’s boulevard; w F. X. O’Leary,
melody :A. P. Castaldo. © 1. Dec.
16, 1986; E unp. 136720; Frank X.
O’Leary and Albert P. Castaldo,
Comstock, N. Y. 31775
Heaven’s nest and you; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp. 136447;
George W. Martin, Oakland, Calif.
31776
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pt. HI, n.s., v. 31
Heiteres vorspiel; v. Hellmuth Vogt;
orch. Partitur. © Oct. 9, 1936; E
for. 47081; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
Leipzig. 31777
Hello; w Bert Rhea, and melody. ©
1 ce. Dee. 238, 1936; E unp. 136949;
Richard L. Wagner, Poughkeepsie,
INE AYE 31778
Hello, sister ; song, arr. Herbert Weber ;
with guit. arr. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1936;
E unp. 135728; Ada Roberts and Sid-
ney Roberts, Washington. 31779
Help-each-other method for piano and
violin. v.1. © Jan. 1, 1936; E pub.
58915; Francis W. Emerson, Salis-
bury, N. C. 31780
Hemlock (The) guardian; song, m Leo
Richard. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1936; E
unp. 1385512; Margaret D. Johnson,
Sand Gap, Ky. 31781
Herd (A) of long horned cattle on
Jingle Bob Chisholm trail; song;
with guit. arr. © Dee. 8, 1936; E
pub. 59286; Charles H. Riese, Loyal,
Ok. 31782
Here comes the girl; w Harry Tobias
and Charlie Tobias, m Milton Berle
and Henry H. Tobias; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 11, 1936; E pub. 59199;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 31783:
Here in my arms; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 135818;
William Alfred Francis Keefe, Hart-
ford, Conn. 31784
Here in my heart; w and m Frank
Foray. © 1c. Dec. 5, 19386; E unp.
186272; Frank Herbert Scherer,
Montclair, N. J. 31785
Here is the best girl; w Frank Hayden,
m Norton Lees; with ukulele arr. and
chord figures for banjo, guit. and pf.
accordion. © Sept. 28, 1936; E for.
46529; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
31786
Here’s to President Roosevelt; song.
©1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 137011;
Leonora Larry Bowden, Oakland,
Calif. 31787
Herz, du kennst meine sehnsucht; aus
Das schloss in Flandern, text Willy
Dehmel, m Franz Grothe. © June
11, 1936; E for. 47064; Beboton-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 31788
Herz (Hin) ist einsam in der welt;
tango, w Fritz Lohner, m Heinz
Sandauer. © Oct. 8, 1986; EH for.
46723: Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Vienna. 31789
Heut’ gehst du ohne gruss an mir vor-
uber; foxtrot, text Ilse Biligner u.
Wolfgang Bo6ttcher, m Jim Cowler.
© Oct. 19, 1935; E for. 46826; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 31790
Heute bin ich so fidel; walzerlied aus
Weiberregiment, text Bruno Balz,
m Ernst Erich Buder, klavier arr.
Rudi Keller. © Feb. 11, 1936; HE
for. 46714; Ufaton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 31791
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Your cares
away; w and m Mike Riley, Jimmy
Johnson and Nelson Cogan. © 1 ec.
Dec. 2, 1986; E unp. 186445; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 31792
Hiawatha’s twilight dream; lyric and
m Frank Fischbach. © Dee. 4, 1986;
E pub. 58891; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. 31793
Hidalgo; marcha; pf. © 1. Oct. 17,
19386; EH unp. 135648; Salvador Pa-
rada Sanchez, Oxnard, Calif. 31794
Hills (The); choral song, w para-
phrase of Psalm 121, Henry Vaughan,
m Cyril Winn. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© Nov. 10, 1936; E for. 46609;
Boosey & co., ltd., London, 31795
Hills (The) of the Lord; hymn, w
Henry J. Zelley. © Dee. 16, 1986;
E pub. 59210; George H. Cook, Ocean
Grove, N. J. 31796
His love sent Him to the cross; w and
m Phil Kerr; women’s trio. © Nov.
20, 1986; E pub. 59095; Wm. Dillon,
Ft. Wayne. 31797
Hittin’ the bottle; melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 135926; W. R.
Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 31798
Hoboin’ along; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 8, 19386; E unp. 136392; Joseph
Willis Provance, Baltimore. 31799
Horich im traum ~zigeunerweisen ;
tango, text Klaus 8S. Richter, m Joa-
chim Gabriel. © Feb. 12, 1936; E
for. 46820; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 31800
Hold me in your arms; lyrics Frank E.
Mullen, m Joseph White, arr. Arthur
Gutman; with guit. arr. © Oct. 1,
19386; E pub. 59036; Bob Miller, inc.,
New York. 31801
Holding hands; w and melody. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1936; E unp. 136838; Jules
Arland Herman, Omaha, Neb.
31802
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no. 12, 1936
Holding you close to me; song. ©1c.
Noy. 30, 1986; E unp. 1385931; David
Ballantine, Garden City, N. Y.
31803
Hollywood (The) band march; by
M. W. Butler; pf. © Dec. 4, 1936;
E pub. 58890; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. 31804
Hollywood fantasy; fox-trot, w Sam
Adelman, and melody. © 1c. Dec.
1, 19386; E unp. 1860938 ; Irving Gertz,
Providence. 31805
Home in the magic city; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1986; E unp.
136243; Elizabeth Shannon, Barber-
ton, O. 31806
Home memories; w and m Nellie
Barber Bowman; pf. Dec. 4,
1936; E pub. 58889; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 31807
Home to Hawaii; w and m Hugh Holm,
arr. Terry Pierson. © Oct. 19, 1936;
E for. 46922 ; Nicholson’s ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 31808
Homeland; w Dana Burnet, m Noble
Cain; mixed cho. © Nov. 25, 1936;
E pub. 58812; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 31809
Hommage 4 Johann Strauss; original
waltz in the Viennese idiom; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp.
135808; Charles HE. Anderson, San
Francisco. 31810
Honey babe blues; bass solo and duet.
© Noy. 1, 1936; E pub. 58770; Zebron
Britton, Canton, O. 31811
Honeymoon in June; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Dee. 1,
1936; E unp. 136104; Elsie Roesler,
West Toledo, O. 31812
Honeymoon time; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 186035;
Joseph H. Scavone and Vincent J.
Zesdorn, Philadelphia. 31813
Honeysuckle vines; w and m Bernice
Carter. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
135673 ; Karl J. Haggard, Pittsburgh.
31814
Hongaria; czardas, Robert Budovniez;
violin, cello, ce. basse et pf. conduc-
teur. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46651;
Robert Budovniez, Paris. 31815
Honolulu; ein lustiger foxtrot, text
M. ©. Kriiger, m Kriiger-Hansch-
mann. © July 11, 1936; E for. 46823 ;
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
31816
31829
Hoodah day ; sea chantey, arr. Walling-
ford Riegger ; boy’s cho. ten. 1, 2 and
bar. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub. 59305 ;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
31817
Hop along with the shag; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Noy. 24, 1986; E unp.
135614; Frank Vincent LaRosa,
Brooklyn. 31818
Hoping; song. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; EB
unp. 1863385; Eddie Mallory, New
York. 31819
Horne (Elsie) Three pieces for piano-
forte. © Nov. 5, 1936; E for. 46638 ;
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd., London.
31820
Hot tamales; rumba fox-trot, Ww and m
Marion Sunshine, arr. Graham
Prince; orch. pts. © Nov. 23, 1936;
EH pub. 58810; A B C standard music
publications, inc., New York. 31821
Hotecha! Moon; w Joseph Volpe and
Rose Volpe, m Eugene J. Gross. ©
1 e¢ Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 136463;
Joseph Volpe, Copiague, N. Y. 31822
Hour (The) of midnight waltz; song.
©1 ce. Dee. 29, 1936; E unp. 136975 ;
Howard Louis Culbertson, Zanes-
ville, O. 31823
House (The) that Jack built; w from
old nursery rhyme, m Leo Rowlands ;
male voices. © Dee. 16, 1936; E pub.
59114; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
31824
How can you look like you do and be
like you are; song. ©1c. Nov. 16,
1936; E unp. 136248; James Kimble
Upchurch, Pickens, Miss. 31825
How can you say good-night; waltz, w
Ann Spaulding, m Harry Maier. ©
1 ec. Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 186430;
Harry A. Maier, Everett, Mass.
31826
How could I; w Mary Allen Davis; pf.
©1e. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135901 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
31827
How could you be so hard-hearted ; w
Jen J. Jawus, melody Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp.
136895; Henry August Jenkins, Ho-
boken, N. J. 31828
How I love that song the meadow lark
yodels when singing; song. © 1 ¢.
Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 135983; William
Fridjoph Mitchell, Calumet, Mich.
31829
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31830
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
How I miss your kiss my Miss; w and | Hustle off to Reno; pf. treble, with w.
melody. ©1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136165; George Franklin Franciosa,
Rochester, N. Y. 31830:
How many biscuits can you eat; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
136520; Scott Wiseman, Chicago.
31831
How old-fashioned I am; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp.
135749; Lillian Joanna Perry, Daven-
port, Ia. 31832
How’s by you; lyric EH. Y. Harburg, m
Harold Arlen. © 1 c¢. Dee. 9, 1936;
E unp. 136456; Music publishers
holding corp., New York. 31833
How will I ever know; melody. ©1e.
Dec. 28, 19386; E unp. 137061; Gordon
EK. Magnuson, San Francisco. 31834
How wonderful are all Thy works; w
and m May Sarson; unison voices.
© Dee. 10, 1936; E for. 47088; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 31835
Hummel-hummel, hummel-hummel mit
humor; couplet-foxtrot, text Franz L.
Berthold u. Frank Rainer, m Her-
mann Krome, arr. Fred Ralph; orch.
stimmen. © June 20, 1986; E for.
46633; Risi-ton-verlag, Berlin. 31836
Humoreske-Old folks at home; by
Dvorak-Foster, arr. Joseph H. Momo;
pf. accordion. © Dee. 19, 1936; E
pub. 59238; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 31837
Humoresque gracieuse; gavotte, Garth
Edmundson; organ. © Dec. 14, 1936;
E pub. 59099; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 31838
Hunderttausend kleine miadchen war-
ten auf das gliick; foxtrot aus Blinde
passagiere, text u. m Victor Corzilius.
© Aug. 31, 1936; E for. 47060; Bebo-
ton-verlag, g.m.b.h., Berlin. 31839
Hup, hup, hup; nieuwe voetbalmarsch,
tekst Jacques Van Tol, m Joop de
Leur. © Nov: 22, 1936; E for. 47049;
Metro music co., Amsterdam, Hol-
land. 31840
Hush, my dear, lie still and slumber;
w Isaac Watts, m Norman Gilbert,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy; sop. 1
and 2. © Oct. 22, 1936; E for. 46620;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 31841
Hushaby; valse, w and m Ella Ket-
terer; pf. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59215; Groene music pub. co., Cin-
cinnati. 31842
© 1 ce. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp. 136583 ;
Thomas J. Reilly, Boston. 31843
Hymn to the sun; by Rimsky-Korsa-
kow, arr. H. Bettoney; solo B flat
clarinet with pf. ace. © Novy. 15,
1936; E pub. 59090; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 31844
Hymns of dawn; coll. of Psalms and
hymns and _ “spiritual songs, arr.
Norma Mitchell. © Oct. 31, 1986;
A 99800; Dawn _ publishers, inc.,
Brooklyn. 31845
I adore you; from College holiday; w
and m Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
27, 1936; E pub. 58838 ; Famous music
corp., New York. 31846
I always want to dream of you; tango
or foxtrot, song. © 1 c¢. Dee. 19,
1936; E unp. 186823; Anthony HEH.
Cirino, Cleveland. 31847
I am a knight of the open way; song,
w J. O. York. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1936;
FE ounp. 135687; Dorothy Hyer May-
hew, Santa Ana, Calif. 31848
I am a marionette; w Robin Royal, m
Al Thorne. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1936; E
unp. 136611; Audrey Ovington, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 31849
I am an advertising man; w and m
The advertising manager; pf.
Nov. 6, 1936; E pub. 58905; Longacre
music co., New York. 31850
I am Bruno Hauptman; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 135978; Hans H.
Enerson, Oslo, Minn. 31851
I am happy in His love; hymn. ©1e.
Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 186568; Jessie
Taylor, Lorain, O. 31852
I am joy; w Mollie Brandenburg, m
Genevieve Davis. © Dec. 10, 1936;
E pub. 59070; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 31853
I am lullaby; m Robert A. Buck; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Dec. 23, 1936; E unp.
137029; Dorothy R. Ryan, Washing-
ton. 31854
I am the captain of the Pinafore; from
Pinafore, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bernice Manoloff; with
ukulele and guit. chords and Hawai-
ian guit. solo, in note and diagram,
arr. Nick Manoloff. © Dec. 4, 1936;
E pub. 58879; Calumet music @o.,
Chicago. 31855
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no. 12, 1936
I am your dream girl come true; waltz,
w and melody. ©1e. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 186607 ; Caroline Geving, Dar-
lingford, Manit., Canada. 31856
am your slave: w and m Wally-O and
Sam Malen. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1986; E
unp. 13707; W. A. Olsen, jr., and Sam
Malen, Chicago. 31857
I anledning af —;. nogle danske bérne-
viser, Knudége Riisager; orch. Par-
titur. © Oct. 19, 1986; E for. 47171;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 31858
I awake, dear, with the dawn; w Albert
Hamilton; pf. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1936;
HE unp. 136234; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31859
I believe the answer’s on the way;
nymn.. © July 10, 19383; E “pub.
58744; Merrill Dunlop, Chicago.
31860
I can feel it in your kiss; w Phil J.
Perrone; pf. © 1. Dec. 17, 1936;
E unp. 136769: Paul H. Cortner, De-
troit. 31861
I cannot always trace the way; song,
m W. B. Olds, arr. Wayne Howorth;
mixed voices. © Aug. 25, 1936; EB
pub. 57320; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 31862
I can’t imagine; song, arr. by Earl Gor-
don. © 1. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136171 ; Mae Perry, Indianapolis.
31863
I can’t see nothing in love; fox trot, w
Samuel Amoriello, and melody. ©
1 e@ Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 136722;
Frank Amoriello, Baltimore. 31864
I’d like to do things for you; from
Double or nothing, w and m Sam
Coslow. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp.
136731; Famous music corp., New
York. 31865
I'd like to know why; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1936; E unp. 136388;
Jerry Yates, Detroit. 31866
I’d rather be blue: song, m J. Chas.
MeNeil. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp.
136140; Laura Kay Baker, Luling,
Tex. 31867
I’d rather call you baby; w Tot Sey-
mour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©1ce.
Dec. 10, 1986; E unp. 136454; Famous
music corp., New York. 31868
I’d rather drink muddy water, sleep
in a hollow log; w and m James
Gordon; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Dec. 10,
1986; E unp. 136404; State street
music pub. co., Chicago. 31869
—
31882
—
I’d walk a mile for a Camel; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1936; E unp.
136524; Albert Edward Moore, Win-
nipeg, Manit., Canada. 31870
I didn’t mean it ; song, w Wesley Mam-
lock. © 1 e Nov. 4, 1986; E unp.
135838 ; Royal Paysen, San Francisco.
31871
I do; song. ©1e. Dec. 5, 1936; E unp.
136128; Lester Steward Holland, San
Pedro, Calif. 31872
I don’t care to listen to your troubles;
w ©. Milazzo, melody H. Randazzo.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 136954;
Charles Milazzo and Hugene Ran-
dazzo, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
31873
I don’t know myself—since I know you ;
w Sidney Clare, m Harry Akst. ©
1 ce. Dee. 19, 1936; E unp. 136919;
Movietone music corp., New York.
31874
I don’t let the girls worry my mind;
w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1936;
EK ounp. 135915; W. R. Calaway, Or-
lando, Fla. 31875
I don’t love nobody but you; song. ©
1 ¢e. Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 136701;
Geo. W. Thomas, Chicago. 31876
I dréngstugan; polka, text: Sverker
Ahde, m: Liss Emil; pf. © Dec. 23,
1932; EH for. 46917; A.-b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm.
31877
I dream of you; waltz song. © 1 e.
Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 136118; Emma
Mary Masteller, Bloomsburg, Pa.
31878
I feel like a fish out of water; comedy
waltz, w Ralph Butler and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Tolchard Evans; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 6, 1936;
E for. 46811; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 31879
I fell in love to stay in love with you;
w and melody Gay Perry. © 1e.
Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 185567; Augus-
tus Henry Perry, Philadelphia.
31880
I followed my eyes; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp.
136036; Joseph H. Scavone and Vin-
cent J. Zesdorn, Philadelphia.
31881
found a friend; semi-sacred song, w
T. E. B. Henry, m Geoffrey O’Hara.
© Dec. 14, 19386; E pub. 59204;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
31882
Lame
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31883
I found a new moon when I found you,
darling; w and m Betty Laidlaw and
Bob Lively, additional lyric Horatio
Nicholls, arr. F. HE. Bentley ; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Aug. 4, 1986; E
for. 46644; Lawrence Wright music
co., 1td., London. 31883
found the right man; song. ©1e.
Noy. 23, 1986; E unp. 185684; Har-
old Alexander DeMund, Roxbury,
Mass. 31884
gave her everything she wanted; fox
trot; melody, with pf. acc. ©1l1e.
Jan. 20, 1936; E unp. 1386696; Curt
Basl, Adelboden, Switzerland.
4
lama
31885
I go to bed with my glasses on, to see
you in my dreams; fox-trot, w James
Wilson and Terry Sullivan, m Harry
Leon and Leo Towers; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Nov. 23, 1936; E for
46981; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
31886
I guess that I’m in love; song. © Nov.
21, 1936; E pub. 59289; Charles A.
Comiskey, Detroit. 31887
guess the laugh is on me; fox-trot,
w and m Margie Cunningham. © 1
ec. Dee. 5, 1986; E unp. 186255; Mar-
jorie E. Cunningham, Toledo. 31888
I had to pick you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 1386711;
Gordon Hull, West New Brighton,
Si. NAY. 31889
I hate to say good-bye to the prairie;
w and melody G. Autry and Odie
Thompson. © 1 ec. Nov. 30, 1986;
E unp. 1385912; Gene Autry, Holly-
wood, Calif. 31890
I have thrown away my love; song, w
George Dennis. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1936;
E unp. 186299; William Dennis, jr.,
New York. 31891
I hear you call; tango, w and m Jule
LeNard; pf. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1936;
E unp. 186745; Julia L. FitzPatrick,
Chicago. 31892
I heard a sound of singing; w John
Wheeler, m Mirrie Hill. © Aug. 19,
1936; E for. 46645; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 31893
I helg och s6cken; vals, text: Sverker
Ahde, m Liss Emil; pf. © Dec. 23,
19382; E for. 46919; A.-b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm.
a
31894
I keep it to myself; w Bela Tasek, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1986; E
pt. OI, n.s., v. 31
unp. 1386973; Lelya Le Noir, New
York. 31895
I know; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 1,
1936; E unp. 185957; Anthony For-
lenza, Baltimore. 31896
I know a crazy song, chid-da, bid-da,
bim-bum-boo; w and m Benny Sam-
berg and Al Lewis; with arr. for
guit., ete. © Nov. 25, 1936; E pub.
58764; Words & music, inc., New
York. 31897
I know I’m in love with you; w Joe
Driscoll and Charley Nicholls, mel-
ody J. Fort. ©1c. Dee. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1386530; Joseph Earl Driscoll,
Chicago, Charles Dwight Nicholls,
Lemont, Ill. and Joseph Fort, Chi-
cago. 31898
know there is somebody waiting; w
and melody. © 1. Nov. 30, 1936;
E unp. 185928; W. R. Calaway, Or-
lando, Fla. 31899
know what the well dressed man
will wear; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 185950 ; Walter
Gerald Samuels, New York. 31900
know you'll wait by the golden gate;
w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 30, 1936;
EH unp. 135908; Paul Bricker, Michi-
gan City, Ind. 31901
know, you’re lovely and beautiful;
song. © 1c. Dee. 3, 1936; E unp.
136862; Zoe LaCroix, Mt. Clements,
Mich. 31902
I'll always be dreaming of you; w
George Watkin: pf. ©1e. Nov. 28,
1986; E unp. 135853; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 31903
Ill be a real cowgirl; w Edna Irene
Williams; pf. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1936;
FE unp. 185875; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31904
I'll be waiting on top of the Golden
Gate; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee.
8, 1936; E unp. 186242; Pauline Carr,
Temecula, Calif, 31905
T’ll just string along; w P. Irwin, m
B. Littiken and P. Irwin. © 1 «.
Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 136794; Pauline
Irwin and Bernadine Littiken, Co-
lumbus, Ind. 31906
I'll remember; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 7, 19387; E unp. 1386774; Anna V.
Wagner, Chicago. 31907
V’ll remember after you forget; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
185723 ; Albert M. Crance and Leland
W. Larrison, Geneva, N. Y. 31908
Lema
Loma
Lomml
Lema!
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no. 12, 1936
31934
T'li share my love with you; w and m
Thomas Mann. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1956;
E unp. 136755 ; Wilbur Thomas Chap-
man, Eureka, Il, 31909
I'll sing a new song; sacred song. ©
Nov. 9, 1936; E pub. 59264; Chelsea
James Stockwell, Terre Haute, Ind.
31910
I’) thank you to stay out of my
dreams; lyrics E. Y. Harburg, m
Harold Arlen. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1936;
E unp. 1386455 ; Music publishers hold-
ing corp., New York. 31911
Ill trade ya’ me for you; w Fred
Rose, and melody. © 1 c. Dec. 7,
1936; E unp. 1386167; Francis Craig,
Nashville. 31912
lll trade you a smile; song. ©1..
Dec. 17, 1936; E unp. 1386788; Ahdel
Emma Reich, Ft. Worth. 31913
I love a song; w Alice MacFarland
Close, m Herman Murray Jacoby. ©
1 e« Dee. 17, 1986; E unp. 136773;
H. Murray Jacoby, New York.
31914
I love you best of all; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 136188;
Orville S. Spencer, Detroit. 31915
I love you better now than I did then;
w Sara Leader Hamilton; pf.
ieCcsNOve:co: 1986: BH unp. 1353872;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
31916
I love you for what you are; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136666;
Sue M. Cole, Arpin, Wis. 31917
I love you, my sweetheart darlin; song.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1936; E unp. 136482;
Cecelia Adelaide Berryhill, Ingle-
wood, Calif. 31918
I love you tenderly; song, m Gennaro
M. Curci. © Nov. 1, 1986; E pub.
59110; Grace Willis Burrows, Bu-
chanan, Mich. 31919
I loved you; w and m Mert Holmes. ©
ie. Wee 7%, 19386; Hh unp. 136153;
Mertrom Brown Holmes, Glendale,
Calif. 31920
I’m a gal like this; w Johnny Lange;
pf. treble. © 1. Dec. 4, 1936; E
unp. 136156; Fred Samuel Stryker,
Los Angeles. 31921
I’m a king on my own; melody. ©1e.
Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136765; Oscar
Schick, New York. 31922
I’m all out of order again; w and m
John Van Dee and Mit Vale. ©1e.
Nov. 23, 1936; E unp. 135732; John
M. Van Deursen, Venice, Calif.
31923
I’m alone since you went and left me;
song, melody Arthur Joseph Rottleb.
© 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 136441;
William Benson Richter, Philadel-
phia. 31924
I’m always waiting at tables, but
there’s nobody waiting for me; from
Dodging the dole, w and m Leo
Towers, Harry Leon and Horation
Nicholls; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Noy. 23, 1936; E for. 47084; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
31925
I’m an old carton saver; song. ©l1e.
Dee. 7, 1936; E unp. 136214; Clarence
Alick McCabe, Kansas City, Mo.
31926
I’m betting on you; w and melody. ©
1 @ Nov. 27, 1986; EH unp. 185750;
Nellie M. Straightiff, Roanoke, Va.
31927
I’m called little Buttercup; from Pina-
fore, w W. S. Gilbert, m Arthur
Sullivan, arr. Bernice Manoloff; with
ukulele and guit. chords and Ha-
Wwaiian guit. solo, in note and dia-
gram, arr. Nick Manoloff. © Dec. 4,
1936; E pub. 58881; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 31928
I’m dancing with you on my mind;
song, arr. Frances Kaye. © 1c. Dec.
5, 1986; E unp. 1386190; Hlizabeth
Dantz, New York. 31929
I’m dreaming; w Eddie Junkert, m E.
Junkert and Bert Timm. © 1.
Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 136976; H. H.
Timm, Pollock, S. D. 31930
I’m falling in love with you; w Miriam
Huss; pf. ©l1e. Nov. 28, 1936; E
unp. 185851; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 31931
I’m glad that I never loved before; w
and m B. Landish, arr. Al. Terry.
©l1e. Nov. 2, 1986; E unp. 135630;
Burney Landish and Hal Bivens, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 31982
I’m going places; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 136648 ; Manuel
Pacheco Silvia, Fall River, Mass.
31933
I’m holding out for you; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 19386; E unp. 136259;
Murray Kane, Brooklyn. 31934
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31935
I’m in a daze; waltz, melody Mario
Leone. © 1 ec. Nov. 21, 1936; E unp.
135640; Jack Donald Hope, Rich-
mond. 319385
I’m in a trance dancing with you;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1936; E
unp. 1385979; John A. Cross, South
Amboy, N. J. 31936
I’m in a whirl about you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1936; E unp. 136348 ;
Berniece Hacking, Cedar Valley,
Utah. 31937
I’m in business, how’s business; w and
m Allan Ingram and Lewis Ilda;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 31, 1986;
E for. 46980; Irwin Dash music co.,
ltd., London. 31938
I’m in love with a baby and you; from
Dodging. the dole, w and m Roy Bar-
bour and Alan Crooks, additional w
Everett Lynton; with arr. for uk-
ulele, ete. © Nov. 23, 1936; E for.
47083; Lawrence Wright music co.,
Itd., London. 31939
I’m in love with you; melody. ©1e.
Dec. 18, 1986; E unp. 1386797; John
Batista Vidach, Chicago. 31940
— pf., with w. ©1ec. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 185905; Ted Salant, Boston.
31941
—w Jen J. Jawus, melody Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp.
1386896; Henry August Jenkins, Ho-
boken, N. J. 31942
I’m just a lover in despair; song, w
Josephine Bruno. © 1 ¢. Dee. 19,
1936; E unp. 186832; Anthony Coletti,
Atlantic City. 319438
I’m just a rolling stone; w Karl King,
and melody. © 1 e¢. Dec. 7, 1986;
EK unp. 136189; Henry R. Dutton, Al-
bany. 31944
I’m keeping tabs on Babs; fox-trot, w
Billy Lupton, melody Anthony For-
lenza. ©1e. Dec. 24, 1936; E unp.
1387089; William Lupton, Baltimore.
31945
I’m leaving Dreamland behind me;
song. © 1c. Dee. 7, 19386; E unp.
136339; Holly Ruth Rowlands, Dex-
ter City, O. 31946
I’m lonesome for a _ cottage that’s
nestled in the South; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 135701;
Elizabeth Josephson, New York.
381947
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
I’m lonesome for the West to-night; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1986;
E unp. 1386699; Helen Virginia Ben-
son, Rockford, Ill. 31948
I’m missing you; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1. Dee. 14, 1936; E unp.
136537 ; Edythe Deck, Ventura, Calif.
31949
I’m moving up the way just by my
Lord; negro folk song. © 1c. Nov.
25, 1986; E unp. 185695; Hamilton W.
Lee, New Orleans. 31950
I’m not caught; w and melody. ©1.c.
Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 186856 ; William
Lorentz, Independence, Mo. 31951
I’m reading your mind; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 136609;
Dell Firman, Highland Park, Mich.
31952
I’m satisfied; song. © 1 c. Dee. 2,
1936; E unp. 1385981; John Marshall
Rohr, Waco, Tex. 31953
I’m so happy I could cry; w and m
Harold Hayhurst and Alwyn Mayer.
© Oct. 18, 1986; E for. 46855; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. 31954
I’m so lonesome; w and melody. ©1ce.
Nov. 20, 1936; E unp. 1385550; Sam
Medoff, Philadelphia. 31955
I’m somebody’s sweetheart now; fox-
trot song, melody J. HE. Schreiner
and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢c. Dee. 1,
19386; E. unp. 2s6él0l: Joven:
Schreiner, Dunbar, Neb. 31956
I’m sorry, that’s all I can say; w and
m Wayne Jordan; pf. treble. ©1c.
Novy. 24, 1986; E unp. 185617 ; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 31957
I’m still believin’; song, w Albert L.
Hydeman. © 1 ¢. Dee. 24, 1936; E
unp. 137009; Joseph H. Mosser, York,
Pa. , 31958
I’m still in love with you; song, from
the incidental m to The re-creation of
Shorty De Long. © Dee. 18, 1936;
E pub. 59119; A. D. McCampbell,
Lebanon, Tenn. 31959
—w and melody. © 1. Nov. 21,
1986; E unp. 1385495; J. Gordon
Tintle, Butler, N. J. 31960
I’m that way about you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp. 136655 ;
Irene H. Roberts, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 31961
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no. 12, 1936
31990
I’m the cock of the walk; w and m/|I never knew how much you meant to
Leonard Vines; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
1986; E unp. 1385571; Leonard R.
Vines, jr., Birmingham, Ala. 31962
I’m the roughest and toughest; w and
m George Logan; pf. treble. © 1.
Novy. 24, 1986; E unp. 135622; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 31963
I’m throwing kisses to the man in the
moon; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1986; H
unp. 1386251; Dorothy Miller Ayer,
Port Byron, N. Y. 31964
I’m trying to forget you (Ma chanson
vibrante) ; paroles Claude Valmont,
m Jesus Monje, arr. Pierre Baetz;
orch. ptes. [French text only] ©
Noy. 5, 1986; E for. 46778; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
31965
I’m waitin’ till you change your mind;
wand melody. ©1e. Nov. 18, 1936;
E ounp. 185552; Phil J. Perrone, De-
_ troit. 31966
I’m waiting for some one; w Hal Cross,
and melody. © 1. Dee. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 136925; Louis C. Beyerkohler,
Mansfield, O. 31967
I made up a song for you: w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1936; BE unp.
186363; Evelyn Russell Meyers,
Brooklyn. 31968
I maiied a letter; song, m Jack Free-
mon. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1936; E unp.
136840; Vida R. Marsden, Boonville,
Nav ¥: 31969
I miss you; w and melody John Red-
mond and Lee David. © 1 ¢. Dec.
5, 1986; E unp. 186126; Broadway
music corp., New York. 31970
I miss you in a million ways; w and
m Mrs. O. G. Lee. © 1. Nov. 4,
1936; E unp. 186116; Alice Edith Lee,
Anacortes, Wash. 31971
I miss you to-night; song. ©1e. Nov,
20, 1986; E unp. 185499; Pauline
Winslow, Brooklyn. 31972
I need you so; w J. Yarmov, melody
H. Haltenorth and M. Tracy. ©1e.
Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 186484; Jack
Yarmov, Hardy Haltenorth and Mc-
Kee Tracy, Atlantic City. 31973
I need your sympathy; song. ©1..
Dec, 2, 1986; E unp. 136012; Edmund
A. Navalinski, Detroit. 31974
I never knew; song. © 1c. Dec. 10,
1986; E unp. 186492; William HE.
Kress, Pittsburgh. 31975
me; sing. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1936; EB
unp. 186608; W. C. Lindley, San An-
tonio, oL976
I regret all those tears; fox-trot, w and
m John Kasché. © 1 ec. Nov. 23,
1936; E unp. 135601; John Michael
Kasché, jr., Allentown, Pa. 31977
I sang a song; w Bobby Brown, m
Billy Mills; with arr. for guit., etc.
© Dee. 4, 19386; E pub. 59050; Chap-
pell & co., inc., New York. 31978
I'se deep in trouble; song, w Hugene
J. Orde. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1936; E unp.
135722; Warner Mason Hawkins,
New York. 31979
I see his blood upon the rose; poem
Joseph M. Plunkett; mixed cho. ©
Dec. 11, 1936; E for. 47155; Hugh S.
Roberton, Glasgow. 31980
I see you; song, m J. C. McNeil. ©
1 ¢ Dec. 28, 1986; E unp. 1386989 ;
Maleolm Outland, Roanoke Rapids,
HAINES C. 31981
I send my greetings to you; melody.
© 1c. Dee. 19, 1936; E unp. 136894;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago.
31982
I send red roses to you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp.
135556; Olive Lawley Wilcox, Shreve-
port, La. 31983
I sing to you; song. ©1e. Nov. 7,
1936; E unp. 1385774; Mildred Aileen
Brosius, Los Angeles. 31984
I still love you; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1936; E ump.
1363438 ; John Homer Croyle, jr., And-
over, N. Y. 381985
I still remember that first kiss; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 30,
19386; E. unp. 186092 ; Herbert Gately,
Baltimore. 31986
stumbled over love; w and m Bob
Wright and Chet Forrest; with guit.
arr. © Nov. 14, 1936; E pub. 58747;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 31987
I try to forget; melody; in C. ©le.
Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 186806; Ken-
neth Dell LaRo, Minneapolis.
31988
Ive always loved you; w and melody.
©1e Dee. 4, 1936; E unp. 136084;
Irma Bell Breitstein, San Francisco.
31989
I've been so true to you; pf. treble,
with w. ©1ce. Nov. 21, 1936; E unp.
135566; Floyd L. Post, 3d, Midland,
Mich, 31990
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31991
I’ve gone native; song, malahini hula ;
with ukelele arr. © Dee. 4, 19386; E
pub. 58885; Paul Summers, Hono-
lulu. 31991
I’ve got a brand new song; song, mel-
ody Johnny Otis. © 1c. Nov. 380,
1936; E unp. 186016; Bill Perrier,
San Gabriel, Calif. 31992
I’ve got a weakness for you; w Berry
Pilgrim; pf. © 1c Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 185850; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 319938
I’ve got heart trouble; song, pf. acc.
Cedric Henry Gard. © 1c. Dee. 7,
1936; E unp. 186211; Irma Marie
Apfelbaum, Ft. Wayne. 31994
I’ve got heaven on my mind; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1986; E unp.
137043 ; Harold Shaffer, Washington.
31995
I’ve got my heart set on you; w and m
Bob Langdale. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1936;
E unp. 136565; Robert Hill Langdale,
Cincinnati. 31996
I've got my mind on love; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp.
136874; Lawrence W. Showers, Co-
lumbus, O. 31997
I’ve got the Michigan blues; song, m
Marguerite Davidson. © 1 c. Dee.
14, 1936; E unp. 186587; Sylvester
Omer Freed, Ceresco, Mich. 31998
I've met the girl of my dreams; w and
m Jule LeNard; pf. © 1c. Dee. 17,
1936; E unp. 136743; Julia L. Fitz-
Patrick, Chicago. 31999
I vow to thee my country; w Cecil A.
Spring Rice, Irish melody arr. John
Vine; mixed voices. © Oct. 29, 1936;
E for. 46768; Oxford univ. press,
London. 32000
I walked on the road; Russian folk-
song, melody coll. and harmonized.
[Russian text] ©1c. Nov. 18, 1936;
EH unp. 136855; Alfred J. Swan,
Swarthmore, Pa. 32001
I wanna go riding in an old-fashioned
buggy; w and melody. © 1c. Dee.
15, 1936; E unp. 136642; Jacob Mon-
toya, Platteville, Col. 32002
I wanna go to the zoo; from Stowaway,
w and m Mack Gordon and Harry
Revel; with guit. arr. © Dec. 2,
19386; E pub. 58794; Robbins music
corp., New York. 320038
I want to croon beneath the moon;
song. © Nov. 28, 1936; E pub. 58947;
Andrew Andrews, St. Louis. 32004
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
I want to dance with Homer, like
Ginger does with Fred; w W. Hng-
vick, melody N. G. Scott. ©1e. Oct.
26, 1986; E unp. 1385655; Nathan G.
Scott, Berkeley, Calif., and William
HEngvick, Oakland, Calif. 32005
I want to sing to you a song about love;
w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 12, 1936;
E unp. 136595; Reta Ross Schott, Mt.
Clemens, Mich. 32006
I want you; w R. W. Garrison, melody
L. A. Fanget. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 136828; Robert William Gar-
rison and Louis A. Fanget, Princeton,
N. J. 32007
I was meant for you; song, m J.
' Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 136144; Hazel L. Smith,
Cleveland. 32008
I whistle, I whistle; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1986; E unp. 136554 ;
Mendel Broomberg, New York. 32009
I will always love you sweetheart; fox
trot, w and melody S. O. Freed, pf.
arr. Marguerite Davidson. © 1 ec.
Dec. 14, 19836; E unp. 136588; Syl-
vester Omer Freed, Ceresco, Mich.
32010
will remember; melody J. B. Vidach
and Michael Parenti. © 1c. Aug. 25,
19386; E unp. 135666; John Batista
Vidach, Chicago. 32011
wish; pf., with w. ©1c Dec. 17,
1936; EH unp. 136771; Elsa Fox, Cleve-
land Heights, O. 32012
I wish I was born a doggie; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Dec. 19, 1936; E unp.
136811: Nancy Clancy, Brooklyn.
32013
I woke up this morning; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135924;
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 32014
I wonder ; w and melody Billy Mayhew.
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1986; E unp. 136578;
Wm. P. Mayhew, Cambridge, Md.
32015
I wonder can it be true; fox-trot song,
melody F. Von Luehrte and Ben
Adelman. © 1 ec. Noy. 19, 1936; E
unp. 185522; Frank Von Luehrte,
Cincinnati. 32016
I wonder if they miss me ’way back
home; song. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E
unp. 136556; Hlizabeth Whittaker
Haskell, Dallas. 32017
I wonder if you care for me; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dee. 14,
1936; E unp. 186532; Pearl R. Simp-
son, Blairstown, N. J. 32018
Leon!
i
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no. 12, 19386
32045
I wonder why ; waltz, w and melody F. | Idle keys and silent strings; song.
Anderson and Mél Thulen. ©) ¢.
Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 1385542; Fent
Anderson, La Conner, Wash. 32019
I won't be satisfied until you are by my
side: song. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1936;
E unp. 136751; Leslie Ford Caldwell,
Chicago. 32020
I would always be with you; song. ©
1 ec. Noy. 19, 1986; E unp. 1386594;
Harold Erwin Jenkins, Oakland,
Calif. 32021
I would be true; w Howard Arnold
Walter, m Mildred Tenney; high
voice. © Dec. 2, 1936; E pub. 58817;
Galaxy music corp., New York.
32022
I would if I could but I can’t; song w
Tad Hopper. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1936; E
unp. 137066; David Alphonso Camp- |
bell, Forest, Miss. 32023
Ice (The) carnival; arpeggio waltz,
Ella Ketterer; pf. © Dee. 15, 1936;
E pub. 59221; Groene music pub. Co.,
Cincinnati. 32024
Ich bin das herz von Paris; langsamer
walzer, aus Ave Maria, text Franz
Baumann, m Alois Melichar. ©
June 30, 19386; E for. 47063; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32025
Ich fahr woh! tiber ein see; volksweise
aus dem EHlsass, m Albert Kranz, 1.
Mannerchor.—2. Frauenchor.
Dee. 11, 1936; E for. 46936, 46937
F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
32026, 32027
Ich hab’ nur eine leidenschaft; foxtrot,
text Klaus S. Richter, m Gerhard
Mohr. © Aug. 24, 19385; E for.
46816; Dreiklang verlag, a. g., Berlin.
32028
Ich kann nicht mehr linger allein sein,
es muss etwas gescheh’n ; slowfox aus
Fraulein Lilli, text Fritz Rotter, m
Fritz Spielmann u. Stephan Weiss.
© Sept. 24, 19386; HE for. 46727; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky), Vienna. 32029:
Ich trag’ dich auf handen hinein in
das gltick; langsamer walzer aus
Hskapade, text Hans Bussmann, m
Kurt Schréder, arr. Otto Linde. ©
Aug. 20, 1936; E for. 47055 ; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32030
Ideal (The) protests; song, w Jamie
Sexton Holme. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936;
E unp. 186134; Mario Saint-Cyr, Chi-
cago. 32031
©
1c. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135670;
Burnell Ellwood Staftin, Perrysburg,
N. Y. 39032
If bein’ in love is crazy, then I’m as
crazy as a loon; song. © Nov. 26,
1986; E pub. 59044; Birdie T. Jeffries
Chadwick, Huntington, W. Va.
320383
If every little dicky wore a dicky; w
James Wilson, m Hubert W. David;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov. 9,
1936; E for. 46985; Gordon Cooper
& co., London. 32034
If ev’ryone did a good turn every day;
w and m Fred Godfrey. © Oct. 18,
1936; E for. 46857 ; Macmelodies, Itd.,
London. 32085
If Gabriel blows that horn; song. ©
1 ec Dee. 5, 1986; E unp. 136129;
George Henry Van Kuren, New Or-
leans. 32036
If I could ride again; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1936; E unp. 136462;
Effie Allison, Olla, La. 32037
If I had a chance; w Joe Klimer, mel-
ody Charlie Josephson. © 1 e¢. Nov.
21, 1986; E unp. 185497; Charles W.
Josephson, jr., Cambridge, Mass.
32038
If I had a palace; song, w anon. ©
1c Nov. 7, 1936; E unp. 1385777;
Mildred Aileen Brosius, Los Angeles.
32039
If I had wings; song, w Antoinette F.
Cassidy. ©1ce. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
136200; Frances Tarbox, New York.
32040
If I had you; song. ©1e. Dee. 14,
1936; E unp. 136546; Maurine Hliza-
beth Honeycombe, Hollywood, Calif.
32041
If my eyes could only talk; song. ©
1 c. Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 136371; Earl
Baker, New York. 32042
If my head could rule my heart; song.
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 135960;
Sidney Clyde Irby, Galveston, Tex.
32048
If my horse comes in; w and m Howard
Hall; pf. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1936; E
unp. 186477; Howard Hall Isard,
Huntington Park, Calif. 32044
If only our yesterdays could be our
to-morrows; w Faith Newell Popp;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp.
135847; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 32045
1425
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32046
If the wishing well could tell; song, m
Alexander De Rosa. © 1 ¢. Dee 9,
19386; E unp 186997; Anthony Tomei,
Bayonne, N. J. 32046
If this is love; song. © 1c. Dee. 8,
1986; E unp. 186319; Jerome Law-
rence Kurtz, Pittsburgh. 32047
If you care; w Hal Gilder, melody Joe
A. Rivet. © 1. Nov. 30, 1986; E
unp. 185949; Joe Rivet, Plaquemine,
La. 32048
If you knew how I feel; Hawaiian guit.
‘“©l1ece. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp. 185989 ;
Charles Perry Hubbard, Los Angeles.
32049
If you'll be my daytime girl, I’ll take
you out at night; wand melody. ©
1 @ Dee. 12, 1986; E unp. 136487;
Katherine N. Small, Shelton, Wash.
32050
If you only knew; w and melody. ©
1 @ Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 137031;
Henry Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg
P. O., Md. 32051
If you're a vamp; w and melody.
1 ¢« Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 185806;
Harry P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans.
32052
If you’ve forgotten; song. © Nov. 21,
1986; E pub. 58798; Ben H. Ferrell,
Lebanon, Ind. 32053
If you’ve got to learn to tap; w and m
Edith Brown. © 1c. Dee. 24, 1936;
EH unp. 137050; Edith Bogomaz, De-
troit. 382054
If you were a little birdie; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp.
135738; Frank Joseph Satoris, Ro-
chester, Minn. 32055
If you were you and I were king; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 12, 1936;
EH unp. 136475; Nellie M. Dietz, Yak-
ima, Wash. 32056
Il est tard mon amour; valse, paroles
Roger-Fernay et Gérard Carlier, m
Fred Freed. [German and French
texts] © Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46682 ;
Hditions Coda, s. a., Paris. 32057
Imagine; w A. Randall, J. F. Frye and
A. H. Lipnicki, m Harold Shepard
Macomber. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E
unp. 136812; Harold S. Macomber,
Art Randall, Cincinnati, J. Franklin
Frye and Albert H. Lipnicki, Detroit.
32058
Immer lustig, Marie; walzerlied, text
Gerhard Ebeler, m Hans Otten; orch.
stimmen u. singstimme. © Nov. 28,
©
pt. HI, n.s., v.31
19385; E for. 47067; G. Ebeler verlag,
Cologne-Klettenberg, Germany.
32059
Immortal love; cantata, meditation for
Holy week and Easter day, w se-
lected C. P. HE. Smith, m Ernest A.
Dicks, with hymns for choir and con-
gregation. © Dec. 11, 1936; E for.
47160; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
32060
Impressions from a Greek tragedy; by
Albert I. Elkus; orch. Se. Juilliard
ed. © Nov. 10, 1936; E pub. 59257;
Edwin F. Kalmus, New York. 32061
In a box car ’round the world; w and
melody Cliff Carlisle. © 1 ec. Dee.
11, 1936: E unp. 186460; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
32062
In a canoe—with you; w James Wilson,
m Sidney Lennox; with ukulele arr.
and chord figures for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Aug. 14, 1986; E
for. 46526; Gordon Cooper & co., Lon-
don. 32063
In a cozy Plymouth car; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1986; E unp. 136365;
Violet Pooley Hall, Cincinnati.
32064
In a hurry; by Charles Maxwell; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1936; EH
unp. 136909; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 32065
In a little bungalow of dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936; E unp.
136085; Irma Bell Breitstein, San
Francisco. 32066
In a little hacienda; song. © 1. Dee.
18, 1936; E unp. 186766; Rose Shur,
Detroit. 32067
In a low rocking-chair ; w Helen Coale
Crew, m Elinor Remick Warren;
high voice, in F. min. © Dee. 17,
1936; E pub. 59314; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 32068
In a rose garden; song. ©1c. Dec. 16,
1936; E unp. 136639; Helen Hood,
Brookline, Mass. 32069
In a stable, in a manger; pf., with w.
©1c. Dec, 15, 19386; E unp. 136584 ;
Albert Augustus Klinger, Keiser, Pa.
32070
In Holly-Holly-Holly-Holly-Hollywood ;
couplet aus Axel an der himmelstir,
gesangstext Hans Weigel, m Ralph
Benatzky. © Sept. 28, 19386; E for.
46724; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky) Vienna. 32071
1426
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1986
In Jesus’ name; hymn, new arr. alto
solo, with 8-pt. mixed cho. © Oct.
30, 1936; E pub. 58986; Herman W.
Monson, Moorhead, Minn. 32072
In Malaga; Spanish suite, Frederic Cur-
zon; military band pts. © Dec. 10,
1986; E for. 46969; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 32073
In meinem garten bltihen bald die
ersten veilchen; foxtrot, text Klaus
S. Richter, m Ludwig Schmidseder.
© Mar. 18, 1985; E for. 46833;
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
32074
In meinem herzen, schatz, da ist fiir
viele platz; russischer foxtrot, aus
Savoy-hotel 217, text Hans Fritz
Beckmann, m Walter Gronostay,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Apr. 16, 19386; E for. 46717; Ufaton-
verlags-g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32075
In my direction; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135546;
Lillian Marie Knott, Independence,
Kan, 32076
In my dreams last night, w Ida Klein;
pf. © 1c. Dee. 7, 19386; E unp.
136226; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 32077
In my heart; w and m T. L. I. Carlson,
in collaboration with Wm. P. Barnett,
arr. W. P. Barnett. © 1 ¢ Nov.-2,
19386; E unp. 135633; Thos. L, I.
Carlson, Minneapolis. 32078
In my little rendezvous of dreams; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 7, 1936;
E unp. 186151; Algerd Joseph Truska,
Middleboro, Mass. 32079
In old Holland; w Raymond Leveen,
m Charles J. Sinning and-Nat Brusi-
loff; with guit. arr. © Dec. 30, 1936;
E pub. 59347; Jewel music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 32080
In old Hong Kong; w and melody. ©
1 ec, Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 186238;
Lota Grace Hoffman, Detroit. 32081
In Santa Fé; paso doble, text Klaus S.
Richter, m Gerhard Winkler. ©
Aug. 15, 1935; E for. 46832; Drei-
klang verlag, a. g., Berlin. 32082
In silent night; compline, Garth Ed-
mundson; organ. © Dec. 14, 1936;
E pub. 59100; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 32083
-—— tr. from the German, W. G. Roth-
ery, m Charles L. Talmadge; men’s
cho. © Dec. 2; 1936; E pub. 58990;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
32084
32096
In that beautiful garden of Eden;
song, m Hector Richard. © 1 e¢.
Nov. 21, 1986; E unp. 185508; Mil-
dred Stock, Lackawanna, N. Y.
32085
In the chapel in the moonlight; song,
Billy Hill, arr. Harry Stanley; Ha-
walian guit., in diagram, with special
arr. © Nov. 27, 1936; E pub. 58914;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 32086
In the evening by the moonlight; song,
James Bland, pf. arr. Bernice Mano-
loff, Hawaiian guit. solo, in note and
diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff; with
chords for ukulele and guit. © Dec.
8, 19386; E' pub. 58949 ; Calumet music
co., Chicago. 32087
In the good old days; waltz, intro.
While strolling through the park one
day, and others, arr. Geo. H. Sanders;
orch. pts. © Dec. 4, 1936; E pub.
58856; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
32088 —
In the light of a new silvery moon;
song. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1936; E unp.
135988 ; Eugene Casivant, Waterbury,
Conn, 32089
In the moonlight ; serenade, Jonny Hey-
kens; violin and pf. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E for. 46783; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 32090
In transit; w Clyde Aitchison, m Franz
C. Bornschein ; men’s voices. © Dec.
14, 1986; E pub. 59182; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 32091
In your arms my darling; song. ©
1 e@ Oct. 20, 1936; E unp. 135650;
Fermin de los Santos, Raton, N. M.
32092
Inecurably romantic; song. © 1c. Dec.
7, 1986; E unp. 186203; Alexander
Wilder, New York. 32093
Indication of love; w James Lawson
Benjamin Mosby; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1936; E unp. 186231; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32094
Infantry (The)—kings of the highway ;
Col. Burt’s march, w and m R. J.
Burt; band pts., with w. © 1 «¢.
music Nov. 7, 1936; 1 ¢c. words Nov.
27; E unp. 1386325; Reynolds J. Burt
and S. A. Rapp, Ft. Jay, Governors
Island, N. Y. 32095
Inspiration; tango, English w Olga
Paul, m N. EH. Paulos, arr. Al Wood-
bury; orch. pts. © Dee. 17, 1936;
E pub. 59152: Edward B. Marks mu-
sie corp., New York. 32096
1427
CATALOG OF
32097
—w Carl Fenstermacher, m Buck
Heston. ©1 ec. Dee. 24, 1986; E unp.
137052; Thomas Earl Hutchinson,
Philadelphia. 32097
Inspirer and hearer of prayer; song, w
A. M. Toplady. ©1c. Noy. 30, 1936;
E unp. 1387044; Louise Sprague
Hutchins, Hattiesburg, Miss. 32098
Interrupted paradise; by Arthur Lange
and Charles Maxwell. © 1 e Dec.
19, 1986; E unp. 136912; Movietone
music corp., New York. 32099:
Intry mintry ; w and m Bernice Carter.
©1e. Noy. 24, 1986; E unp. 135672 ;
Karl J. Haggard, Pittsburgh, Pa.
32100
Invitation; song, w I. F. Cosmey. ©
1 c. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135759;
Albertina Kjellander, Denver. 32101
Invitation (An) to Louisiana; w Ger-
trude Byrne, and melody. © 1 ec.
Novy. 24, 1936; E unp. 135788; Marie
T. Norra, New Orleans. 32102
Invocation to Saint Cecilia; w Charles
Hanson Towne, m Victor Harris, op.
34; mixed voices. © Oct. 5, 1936;
E pub. 593827; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 32103
Io la notte non posso dormire; tango,
dal film Lo smemorato, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Cesare Andrea Bixio.
© Oct. 5, 19386: E for. 46893; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
32104
Io penso; valzer lento, dal film Non ti
conosco pit, versi Bixio Cherubini,
m Felice Montagnini; orch. pti. ©
Oct. 1, 1986; E for. 46885; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
32105
Irish blue are the eyes of you; song,
m Belle Ballou, harmonized Eliza-
beth Joanne Schulz. © 1 ec. Dee. 18,
1986; E unp. 1386764; Wilma F.
Schmitz, Pittsburgh. 32106
Trish lament; poem Joseph M.
Plunkett; mixed cho. © Dec. 11,
1936; E for. 47154; Hugh S. Rober-
ton, Glasgow. 32107
Is there any wonder I love you; song,
m Frances Redner. © 1 e. Nov. 25,
1986; E unp. 135721; Fred Lee Butt-
ner, Los Angeles. 32108
Island (The) ; by Sergei Rachmaninoff,
English version Carl Engel, m arr.
Victor Harris; women’s 4-pt. cho. ©
Oct. 6, 1986; E pub. 59328; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 32109
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. HI, n. s.,'v. 31
Islands of mist; w Lauchlan Maclean
Watt, m Kenneth Finlay; mixed
voices. © Dec. 23, 1936; E for.
47153; Banks & son, York, England.
32110
Isn’t it remarkable; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135821;
Ruth Virginia Haon, New York.
By kf
It happened over afternoon tea; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1387040; Eva Gwendolyn Lyons,
Austin, Tex. 32112
It happened that day; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp. 136357;
Ben Shapiro, Chicago. S21138
It is love that makes the world go
round; fox trot song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 c¢. Dee. 12, 1936; B
unp. 186495; Joy HE. Schreiner, Dun-
bar, Neb. 32114
It is morning again; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1 c¢. Dee. 21, 1936; EB
unp. 136866; Josie Simpkins, Nash-
Ville. 32115
It isn’t just the kisses; song, w John S.
Hall. © 1. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
135751; Helen F. Bleecker, Warrens-
burgh, N. Y. 32116
It just happened that way; w and mel-
ody Burton Leaf. © 1 e¢. Dee. 3,
1936; E unp. 136039; Charles Burton
Leaf, Urbanna, Va. 32117
It must be grand; w and melody Jug
Brown. © 1c. Dee. 3, 1936; E unp.
136002 ; John Henry Lyle Brown, Des
Moines. 32118
It must be love; from 23% hours leave,
w Ted Koehler, melody Sam H. Stept.
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp. 136713;
Santly bros.-Joy, ine., New York.
32119
It’s a long time; song, m Karl Kaye.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1986; E unp. 136767;
Emily Anna Zwahr, Needville, Tex.
32120
It’s all wrong; w and melody. ©1«.
Dec. 5, 1936; E unp. 186162; Richard
Feiner, New York. 32121
It’s been a pleasure, I hope we meet
again; w Benny Clinton, m Ernie
Burnett; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Oct. 18, 1986; E pub. 590983; Denton
& Haskins music co., New York.
32122
It’s just your picture on the wall; fox-
trot, w and melody. © 1. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 135969; Adolph Salva-
tori, Cicero, Il. 32123
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
32150
It’s love; song, w Harry J. Miller.
1 ec. Nov. 23, 1986; E unp. 135610;
William J. Simon, New York. 32124
It’s no use pretending ; m Don Roberto ;
pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1986;
E unp. 135831; Sandor A. DeWindt,
Miami, Fla. 32125
It’s only you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. Dec. 16,
19386; E unp. 1386661; A. A. Osborne,
Stockton, Calif. 32126
It’s spring; song. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1986;
E unp. 136938; Merlin 8S. Temple,
Summit, N. J. 32127
It's springtime in my heart; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp.
135626; Georgia Ferguson, Chicago.
32128
It’s still being done; w and m Abner
Silver and Bickley Reichner; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 3, 1936;
E pub. 58800; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 32129
It’s the Indian in me, gee, wee: w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1986; E
unp. 136819; Mae G. Kane, Newark,
INS J: 32130
It’s the principle of the thing; w A.
Hitt, and melody. © 1c. Dee. 11,
1936; E unp. 1386439; Dick Guttmann,
Mineral Wells, Tex. 321381
It's the way you dance tonight; song.
© 1e. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp. 135758 ;
William Sauer, Waite Park, Minn.
32132
Its too romantic for words; w and
melody Mary Hanley. © 1 ec. Dec.
28, 1986; E unp. 137035; Mary Han-
ley Phelan, Milton, Mass. 32133
It's wonderful; w Normain Fytszch:
pf. treble. © 1. Dec. 28, 1986; E
unp. 137030; Sam Julan Fitch, Lin-
coln, Neb. 32134
Jade (A) serenade; op. 6; violin and
pf. © 1c. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp.
136411; Don Juielle, New York.
32135
Jadzia; pieSn i slow-fox z filmu Jadzia,
stowa E. Schlechter, m Fred Scher.
© Nov. 25, 1936; E for. 47108; Nowa
scena, Warsaw, Poland. 32136
[and] Bez przerwy Smieje sie;
foxtrots z filmu Jadzia, stowa HE.
Schlechter, m Fred Scher, arr. I.
Wesby; ork. strony. © Nov. 25,
1936; E for. 47100; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 32137
123343—37—_—_4
© | Jahrmarkt in Funchal; spanisches in-
termezzo, Walter Borchert; pf.
Mar. 18, 1986; E for. 46716; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
32138
Jak drogie sa wspomnienia; tango Z
filmu Jadzia, stowa E. Schlechter, m
Fred Scher. © Nov. 25, 1936; E for.
47116; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
32139
arr. I Wesby; ork.
strony. © Nov. 25, 1936; E for.
47102; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
32140
Jak zabawa-to zabawa ; wesoty foxtrot,
stowa: Jerry i Szlengel, m Adam
Lewandowski. © Oct. 28, 1936; E
for. 46797; M. Arct, Warsaw,, Poland.
32141
arr. Wt. Wiger; ork.
strony. © Oct. 28, 19386; E for.
46790; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
32142
Jamboree; from Top of the town, w
Harold Adamson, m Jimmy McHugh ;
with guit. arr. © Dec. 3, 1936; E
pub. 58960; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
32143
Janitzio; vals, letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara. © June 16, 1986; E for.
46928; Asociation mexicana de au-
tores y compositores, s. a., Mexico,
D. F. 32144
Jarabe tapatio; Mexican hat dance,
F. A. Partichela, ed. and transcribed
Hugo Frey; pf.; with guit. arr.
Dec. 23, 1936; E pub. 59269; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 32145
Jasminy ; tango, m: Henryk Gold, arr.
W. Osiecki; ork. strony. © Dec. 23,
1935 ; E for. 46787 ; Editions Fermata,
Warsaw, Poland. 32146
stowa: Andrzej Wiast, m:
Henryk Gold, arr.: W. Osiecki. ©
Dec. 23, 1935; EH for. 46792; Hditions
Fermata, Warsaw, Poland. 32147
Je voudrais vous revoir; paroles Jean
Féline, m Louis Gasté. © Dec. 4,
1936; E for. 47126; Société anonyme
francaise Chappell, Paris. 32148
Jeden dzief . , . jedna noc.. .; wale
angielski, m: Bolestaw Bollo-Lnicki ;
ork. strony. © Aug. 19, 1936; E for.
46788; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 32149
stowa: Jerry, m: B. Bollo. ©
Aug. 19, 19386; E for. 46793 ; Editions
Fermata, Warsaw, Poland. 32150
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32151
Jeder hat ein kleines stammlokal;
langsamer foxtrot, text Bruno Balz,
m Hans Kiick u. H. Wernicke. ©
Aug. 15, 1985; E for. 46825; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 32151
Jennie dear; song, w Carl Lombardo.
© Noy. 18, 1936; E pub. 58820; Alice
C. Dehlinger, Buffalo. 32152
Jest tylko jedna miltosS¢c; tango, slowa
Zenon Friedwald, m Rozsnyai San-
dor. © Nov. 24, 1936; E for. 471138;
Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland. 32153
Jesu, the very thought of Thee; w St.
Bernard of Clairvaux, tr. H. Caswall,
m Hric H. Thiman; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Aug. 23, 1936; E for.
47011; Paterson’s publications, ltd.,
London. 32154
Jesus, I my cross have taken; hymn-
anthem, w Henry Francis Lyte, m
William Rigby; organ ace. © Oct.
22, 1986; E for. 46618; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. Sila
Jesus my Savior; song, m Leo Richard.
©1c. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp. 135505 ;
Leona Sievers, Staunton, Ill. 32156
Jesus satisfies me; hymn. © Dec. 5,
1936; E pub. 59072; Florence Sisson
Campbell, Pasadena. 32157
Jiggles: pf. © 1 ¢. Dec, 16, 1936;
E unp. 136671; Paul H. Cortner, De-
troit. 32158
Joe Bonell & Doris Bay; w and m Joe
Bonell; pf. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1936;
E unp. 184799 ; Joseph Bonelli, Phila-
delphia. 32159
John Henry; song. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1936;
E unp. 186334; Eddie Mallory, New
York. 32160
Jchnny-jump-up: by Alexander Ben-
nett; pf. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59195; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 32161
Join me in a love song, kissy, kissy,
kiss, kiss, kiss; w and m Raymond
Wallace; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 5, 1936; HE for. 46843 ; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 32162
Journey’s end; w Humbert Wolfe, m
Martin Broones. © 1 ¢. Dee. 14,
19386; E unp. 136697; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 32163
June (A) night, moonlight, and a girl
like you; song, m Leo Richard. ©
1 e@ Nov. 21, 1986; E unp. 135515;
Flo, Dusterhoff, Flaxton, N. D.
32164
pt. 01, n. s., v.31
Jungle moon; pf. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1936;
E unp. 185691; Charles Victor John-
son, New York. 32165
Junior classics for orchestra; selected,
ed. and arr. Don Wilson; orch. pts.
bk. 1. © Dee. 3, 1936; E pub. 59298 ;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
32166
Just a broken romance; song, arr, Gene
Le Pique. © 1. Nov. 28, 19386; BH
unp. 135576; Isabel Quigley, St.
Louis. 32167
Just a dream; w James Arnold; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 135849 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32168
Just a little trouper ; song, arr. Clarence
Woods. ©1e. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp.
136291; Samuel Alexander Sayers,
Tulsa, OKl. 32169
Just a motor car, a trailer and you;
song. © Dec. 16, 1936; E pub. 59067;
C. G. Horn, Taylorville, Il. 32170
Just an isle of broken dreams; w Beu-
lah Marie Clark; pf. ©1c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135873; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32171
Just another dream; w Gladys Heggins
Shepard; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135857; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 382172
Just as bad as me; from the Stanley
Graham production of The drunkard,
w and m Jamie Erickson. © Nov. 14,
1936; E pub. 59292; Stanley Graham,
Dallas. 32173
Just for to-day; sacred song, w anon.,
m William Parkyn. © Nov. 17, 1986;
H for. 47012 ; Paterson’s publications,
ltd., London. 32174
Just for you and me; melody J. B.
Vidach and Michael Parenti. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 24, 1986; E unp. 1385664; John
Batista Vidach, Chicago. 32175
Just gettin’ along; w R. R. Wilkins, m
G. M. Light and I. H. Light. ©1e.
Nov. 5, 1936; E unp. 135642; Ralph
R. Wilkins, George M. Light and
Irene H. Light, Cortland, N. Y.
32176
Just got a letter from my baby; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1986;.
E unp. 136321; Saul L. Wendroff,
New York. 32177
Just like that; by Irving Miller; pf.
© Nov. 30, 1936; E pub. 58807; Joe
Davis, ine., New York. 32178
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no. 12, 1986
Just me and you; song, m J. C. McNeil.
©1c. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136869 ;
Elmer M. Vickers, Westhampton
Beach, L. I., N. Y. 32179
Just one more kiss; waltz, w and m
R. Phillips and Max Ruth. ©1..
Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 185827; Max
Rutkowski and Rita Phillips, Mil-
waukee. 32180
Just put me off in Carolin’; w and
melody. ©1ec. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp.
136446; Edith Hunnicutt, La Jara,
Col. 32181
Just remember; w John Mercer, melody
Carl Sigman. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1936;
E unp. 186488; Schuster & Miller,
ine., New York. 32182
Just say so long; w and melody. ©
1 « Dec. 17, 1936; E unp. 136777;
Thomas F. Shea, Holyoke, Mass.
32183
Just too late; w and m Beth Alvord
Holt. © 1. Dee. 5, 19386; E unp.
136257 ; Elizabeth A. Holt, i. e. Mrs.
H. M. Holt, Los Angeles. 32184
Just we two; w and melody. ©1..
Dec. 10, 1986; E unp. 136449; Mag-
deline Trosclair, Biloxi, Miss. 32185
Just you and I; song. ©1. Nov. 16,
1936; E unp. 186180; Jacob Brom-
berg, North Hollywood, Calif.
32186
Jydsk Liegstouw danse-potpourri ; sam-
let og arr. Kaj Julian; pf. © Oct.
19, 1936; BE for. 47168; Wilhelm Han-
sen, ‘Copenhagen. 32187
K. N.; Henry Steele; orch. pts. © Oct.
6, 1936; E for. 46779; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 32188
Karlekspoem; vals, text: Karl-Ewert,
m: Ernst Schleich och Torbern Cas-
sel; pf. © Novy. 20, 1934; E for.
46912; A—b. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag, Stockholm. 32189
Kalmar-Ruby (The) song book; w and
m Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby. ©
Dec. 7, 1936; A 100904; Random
house, inc., New York. 32190:
Kamrat-valsen ; text: Engvall-Hellgren,
m Einar Engvall; pf. © Dec. 6,
1933; E for. 46921; A.—b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm.
32191
Karin Mansdotters vaggvisa for Hrik
XIV; av Z. Topelius, m Adolf Fred-
rik Lindblad. © Oct. 9, 1936; E for.
46559; A—b. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag, Stockholm. 32192
32204
Karneval in Sevilla; paso doble, text
Bruno Hlsner, m Gerhard Mohr. ©
Mar. 28, 1986; E for. 46836; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 32193
Katia; tango rosyjskie, stowa B.
Kofiskowolskiego, m Zygmunta Le-
wandowskiego, arr.: T. Czak; ork.
strony. © Dec. 30, 1985; E for.
46599 ; I. Rzepecki, Warsaw, Poland.
32194
Kaulana no oe lehua puakea; w and m
Hana K. Pung, arr. ©1e. Dee. 2,
1936; E unp. 135984; Robert N.
Kamaunu, Honolulu. 32195
Keep a’singin’; pf., with w. © 1 ec.
Dec. 12, 1986; E unp. 136622; Con-
stance T. Watson, Richmond. 32196
Keep away from my doorstep; w and
melody Horace Gerlach. ©1c. Nov.
24, 1986; E unp. 1357385; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
32197
Keep me on the straight road; hymn,
w and m Ruthe B. Swanson. ©
Sept. 25, 1986; E pub. 58769 ; Nathan-
iel Carlson, Chicago. 32198
Keep smiling all day; song, arr. Kay
Holley; in B flat. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 186015; Thomas Moore,
New York. 32199
Keep your love in a crescendo; pf..
with w. ©1c. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp.
136367 ; Maria A. Haces Posada, New
York. 32200
Kentish (A) suite; by Hubert Clifford ;
orch. Se. and pts. © Oct. 15, 1936;
EK for. 46776; Oxford univ. press,
London. 32201
Kentucky hills; m Clifford Shaw; pf.,
with w. © 1e Dee. 30, 1936; H
unp. 136980; John S. Young, St.
Louis. 32202
Kern county song; w E. B. Tener, m
G. F. Mattly. © Nov. 10, 1936; E
pub. 59211; Estella B. Tener and
Grace F. Mattly, Bakersfield, Calif.
32203
Kin to the King; pageant for Easter,
text and m Karin Sundelof-Asbrand.
© Dec. 1, 1986; D 39191; Willis N.
Bugbee, Syracuse. 32203*
King Boo; w R. S. Cragin, melody
Earres M. Prince. © 1 ec. Nov. 17,
1936; E unp. 136829; Earres Prince
and Robert S. Cragin, Schenectady,
N.Y. 32204
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32205
King (The), O God; unison cho. for
massed singing, w Robert Bridges, m
Martin Shaw; pf. or organ ace.
Dee. 15, 1986 E for. 47005; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 32205.
King (The) steps out; selection, Fritz
Kreisler, arr. Denis Wright; military
band pts. © Nov. 27, 1986; E for.
47086; Charles Foley, New York.
32206
King (A) to his love; song, m Mary
Berwager and L. T. Motley, pf. se.
Basil Sadler. © 1c. Dee. 28, 1936;
E unp. 137071; L. Tod Motley, Glen
Burnie, Md. 32207
Kiss (A) in time; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Dee. 10, 1986; E unp. 186412;
Thomas Wendell De Vergnies, Bloom-
field, N. J. 32208
Kiss me good-bye; song. © 1 e. Dec.
12, 1986; E unp. 13864238; Anthony
Martelly, Newcomb, N. Y. 32209
Kiss me good-night; w and melody. ©
1c Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 185955;
Kathryne Stovall, Oklahoma City.
32210
w Harry S. Miller, melody Frank
Signorelli. © 1 ¢c. Nov. 21, 1986;
E unp. 135480; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 32211
Kiam; romans-walc, slowa Kaz.Wieh-
ler, m W. MuSnicki. © Nov. 17, 1936;
E for. 47158; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 32212
Klatwa; slowa: adama Asnyka, m: St.
Niewiadomski, op. 49, nr. 2. © Oct.
8, 1986; E for. 46708; G. Seyfarth,
Lwow, Poland. 32213
Klaverkoncert nr .1; af Herm. D. Kop-
pel, op. 18, arr. af komponisten; 2
klaverer. © Oct. 19, 1936; E for.
47170; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 32214
Kleine hausmusik ; by Hermann Blume;
streichquartett, streichorch., contra-
bass ad lib. Partitur u. stimmen.
© Oct. 28, 1936; E for. 47118; Aug.
Cranz, g.m. b. h., Leipzig. 32215
Klingende farben; walzer, Paul Kick-
Schmidt u. Paul Arno Kletzki; salon-
orch. u. orch.—ergiinzungsstimmen. ©
Aug. 7, 1986; E for. 47099; Henrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
32216
Klosterbritider und lumpenbauern;
volksweise aus dem Elsass, m Albert
Kranz; midnnerchor. © Dee. 11,
1936; E for. 46939; F. H. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 32217
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Komodie der irrungen; eine Shake-
Speare ouvertiire, Clemens Schmal-
stich, op. 108; orch. Partitur. © Oct.
15, 1936; E for. 46799; Rob. Forberg,
Leipzig. 32218
Konzert-walzer; v. Fried. Walter; 2
klaviere. © Oct. 30, 19386; EH for.
47022; Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leip-
zig. 32219
Kosciusko; song, Polish tr. S. Gawin-
ski. © Dee. 8, 1986; E pub. 59285;
Lilly R. Brown, Kosciusko, Miss.
32220
piseh a Spanélské
Jifti Voldan, hudba:
Béda Kerten. © Sept. 10, 1936: E
for. 46907; Zdenék Vik, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. Seal
Krippenmusik zur Weihnacht; v.
Walter Niemann, op. 148; klavier. ©
Sept. 15, 1986; E for. 46576; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. o2Uee
Kryssarvals (Hn); text och m: Lars
Erik Dahlquist; pf. © Dec. 238, 1932;
E for. 46920; A.-b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag, Stockholm. 32223
La-de-de la-de-da; w Sam M. Lewis, m
Peter De Rose; with guit. arr. ©
Dec. 4, 1936; E pub. 58912; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
32224
Lady (A) in the subway; based on an
old Irish tune, w and melody W.
Krasna Manon;
tango, slova:
Bourke, arr. Arthur Fitz. © Dee.
15, 1986; E pub. 59068; William
Bourke, Brooklyn. yas
Lady Luck is jealous; slow fox trot
song, m Len Fleming. © 1. Dec.
12, 1986; EH unp. 1386527; Vernon P.
Estes, Taylorville, Il. 32226
Lady (The) wants to dance; w Walter
Hirsch, melody Lou Handman. ©
1 ce Dee, 16, 1986; E unp. 186645;
Santly bros.-Joy, ine., New York.
32227
Lamento d’Arianna; parole Libero de
Libero, m Goffredo Petrassi. © Nov.
9, 19386; E for. 46588; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 382228
Tand (Das) des lachelns; grosses pot-
pourri aus der romantischen operette,
m Franz Lehar; milita’r-musik stim-
men. © Oct. 19, 1936; E for. 466831 ;
Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz Lehar,
Vienna. 32229
Land (The) of Bon bons; comedy oper-
etta, bk., lyrics and m Charles
George. © Dee. 14, 1936; D 39194;
Samuel French, New York. 382229%
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
32255
Land (The) of silver and gold; w and} Lead soldiers; w EH. Duerr, melody
melody. ©1c. Dec. 17, 1936; E unp.
136727; Sarah Grace, Sudbury, Ont.,
Canada. 32230
Lang’s (Eddie) fingerboard harmony
for guitar; in collaboration with
Dave Berend. © Dec. 5, 1986; AA
221057; Robbins music corp., New
York. By ae
Language (A) not all my own; Song,
mJ. Vardi; pf. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1936;
E unp. 136250; Ina Green, New York.
B2202
Largo from the New world symphony ;
by Dvorak, brilliant variations M. W.
Butler; pf. © Dec. 4, 1936; E pub.
58892; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 32233
Last (The) dance; slow fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1936; E unp.
135958 ; Marcel Rodrigo, Brooklyn.
32234
Last (The) dance is my chance; song.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp. 136570;
Thomas George Sutherland, Chicago.
ooo
Last night; w and m Eddie Burke; pf.
© 1c. Noy. 28, 1986; E unp. 135895 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32236
Last (The) of last December; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
135741; Randall McClelland, Pasa-
dena. 322370
Last (The) Puritan; w and melody
Kay Davis. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 136747; Katherine K. Davis,
Bryn Athyn, Pa. 32238
Last thoughts of Jimmie Rodgers; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp.
_ 135991; Hisie McWilliams, Meridian,
Miss. 32239
Laudate; w Alan Lucas, m Aubrey
Evans; organ ace. © Dec. 14, 1936;
E for. 47004; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 32240
Laughing (A) song; unison song, w
William Blake, m John Longmire.
© Dec. 1, 1936; E for. 46951; Banks
& son, York, England. 32241
Lavender march; intro. The City Col-
lege banner, by Bronstein and Teller,
and My lavender, by Johnson: arr.
G. Conterno; full band pts. © Nov.
30, 19386; E pub. 59040; George F.
Briegel, inc., New York. 32242
N. G. Scott. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1936;
EK unp. 185652; Nathan G. Scott and
Edwin Duerr, Berkeley, Calif.
32243
Leafy lanes; w and m Ivor Masson and
Max Philips; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Nov. 9, 19386; E for. 46982;
Gordon Cooper & co., London. 32244
Lecons d’harmonie; des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie, année
1936, René Audoui, et les autres. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46688; Heugel,
Paris. 32245
Ledger lines & spaces thru chord pro-
gression; by E. Edwin Crerie. ©
Dec. 8, 1986; E pub. 58893; Volkwein
bros., ine., Pittsburgh. 32246
Légende; by Robert L. Bedell; organ.
© Dec. 8, 1936; E pub. 58968; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 32247
Lemare (Edwin H.) Andantino; arr.
Max ) Eirschfeldi) pies.©i Dee wilt
1936; E pub. 59165; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 32248
arr. Walter Porschmann; pf.
accordion, with 2d accordion ad lib.
© Nov. 14, 1936; E for. 46804; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 32249
Lenok; Russian folk-song, words and
melody coll. and harmonized. [Rus-
sian text only] ©14e. Nov. 18, 1936;
E unp. 135484; Alfred Julius Swan,
Swarthmore, Pa. 32250
Let me down easy; w Lucile Lela Nor-
man; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E
unp. 135846; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 32251
Let me dream if I’m dreaming; w and
melody. ©1c. Dee. 9, 1936; E unp.
136362; Evelyn Russell Meyers,
Brooklyn. 32252
Let me lock you in my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1936; E unp.
137005; Ruth David, New West-
minster, B. C., Canada. 32253
Let me tell a story; w Frank Hayden,
m Norton Lees; with ukulele arr.
and chord figures for banjo, guit. and
pf. accordion. © Sept. 28, 1936; E
for. 46525; Gordon Cooper & co., Lon-
don. 32254
Let merrie, merrie be the heart; Christ-
mas folksong. © Dec. 18, 1936; E
pub. 59343; Perey L. Atherton, Wash-
ington. 32255
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32256
Dt. WE NISS Vio
Let’s all have a jolly good time; w and | Let there never be tears at my grave;
m Max Kester and John Burnaby;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
23, 1986; E for. 47085; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd., London.
32256
Let’s build a bridge to Dreamland; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 14, 1986;
E unp. 136541; Jesse C. Simmons,
Brooklyn. 32257
Let’s dance and sing together; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢ Dec. 28,
1936; E unp. 186982; George Cortese,
Newark. 32258
Let’s dance the wobbly knee; song. ©
1 ¢@ Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136961;
Lucille Ruby Smith, New Orleans.
32259
Let’s get personal; song. © 1 c. Dec.
14, 1986; E unp. 186618; Mary Swarts
Shoop, Puente, Calif. 32260
Let’s go; w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1986; E unp. 1385925; W. R. Cala-
way, Orlando, Fla. 32261
Let’s go south; song. ©1e. Dec. 18,
1936; E unp. 1867386; Marion de
Lacy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 32262
Let’s have a tiddley at the milk bar;
w and m Noel Gay. © Oct. 27, 1936;
E for. 46975; Cinephonic music co.,
ltd., London. 32263
Let’s leave good enough alone; w and
melody Irving Morris. © 1 e. Dee.
1, 1986; E unp. 1385993; Irving Morris
Schlenoff, Baltimore. 32264
Let’s play a game called love; song,
m Marguerite Davidson. © 1c. Dee.
14, 19386; E unp. 186589; Sylvester
Omer Freed, Ceresco, Mich. 32265
Let’s pretend tonight; w and m Blos-
som Nuckols, arr. Clark Tate. ©
Dee. 30, 1936; E pub. 59002; Merrell
Schwarz music co., Cincinnati. 32266
Let’s sail away; w M. Peterson, melody
D. Hoogbruin. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 186075; Dixie Hoogbruin and
Marion Peterson, San Bernardino,
Calif. 32267
Let’s try again; song. [Chords single
staff} © 1c. Dee. 16, 1986; E unp.
186786; Florence Anna _ Tischner,
Camden, N. J. 32268
Let the world smile on you; song, w
Robert Robertson. © 1 ec. Oct. 1,
1936; E unp. 136062; Loras H. Kuzu-
hara, Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
32269
song. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1936; E unp.
135980; J. D. French, St. Louis.
32270
Let us all in concert sing Alleluia;
anthem, re-tr. Henry Alford, m
Herbert Ralph Ward; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Dec. 12, 1936; E pub.
59198: Edward Schuberth & ¢o., inc.,
New York. 32271
Let us forget; w anon., m Irene Varley.
© 1c. Noy. 30, 1936; E unp. 135815;
Edith Irene Ross, New York. 32272
Let us kiss; song, m Irvin L. Dresser.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 136545;
Raffaele Mirto Grimaldi, Hollywood,
Calif. 32273
Let us part; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp. 136535;
Amanda Bonner, Minneapolis. 32274
Let your heart be your guide; song,
pf. ace Cedric Henry Gard. ©1e.
Dee. 7, 1986; E unp. 136210; Irma
Marie Apfelbaum, Ft. Wayne. 32275
Lewella waltz; w and m Abe Novick.
©1e. Noy. 20, 1936; E unp. 135680;
Lewel mfg. co., ine., New York.
32276
Liebe (Die) ist so stiss; langsamer
walzer aus’ Flitterwochen, text
Charles Amberg, m Franz R. Friedl,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
May 138, 1986: E for. 46719; Ufaton-
verlags-g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32277
Liebesfrtihling; walzer, op. 75; salon-
orch. stimmen. © June 1, 1936; H
for. 47076; Peter Brdihmer, Neuss am
Rhein, Germany. 32278
Life is not all romance; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 136026;
Hillis Hunter and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 32279
Life is what you make it; w and m
Cora Ann Druecke. © 1 c. Nov. 11,
1986; E unp. 136057; Cora Hahm
Druecke, Milwaukee. 32280
Light cavalry; overture, Franz von
Suppe, arr.; accordion. © Nov. 11,
1936; E pub. 58625; John Krachtus,
Chicago. 32281
Lights of life; bk. of gospel songs, ed.
and compiled. © June 1, 1986; E
pub. 58854; Hartford music co., Hart-
ford, Ark. 32282
Like a bolt from out of the blue; fox-
trot, song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 @ Nov. 19, 19386; E unp. 185529;
Chester Bennett, West Point, Ky.
32283
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Like a stranger to you; valse song, m
arr. Ray Matthews. © 1c. Nov. 3,
1936; E unp. 136120; Val Cervantez,
Pittsburg, Calif. 32284
Limericks; w and melody Benny Sam-
berg. © 1. Dec. 8, 19386; E unp.
136213; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 32285
Lindo; danzon-rumba, A. Urmeneta ;
orch. ptes. © Aug. 1, 1936; E for.
47091; Amado Urmeneta Sesma,
Barcelona, Spain. 32286
Linnets’ (The) parade; piccolo, or xylo-
phone, solo Mark Brewer, arr T.
Conway Brown; military band pts.
© Dee. 10, 1986; E for. 46971;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 32287
‘Lisbeth waltz; by Berniece Rose Cope-
land; pf. duet. © Dee. 15, 1936; E
pub. 59194; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 32288
Listen baby, this means you; pf., with
w. ©l1e Nov. 21, 19386; E unp.
135518; G. Reginald Crossley, Brook-
lyn. 32289
Listen to him play on his clarinet; fox-
trot, w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 31,
1936; E unp. 186191; Ralph Donald
Goodwin, Winnipeg, Manit., Canada.
32290
Listen to my lonesome heart; w Tot
Seymour, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. Dee. 8, 1986; E unp. 136288: Pop-
ular melodies, inec., New York. 32291
Listen to the lambs; religious charac-
teristic in the form of an anthem, R.
Nathaniel Dett; mixed cho.
5, 1986; E pub. 59329; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 32292
Listen to this; melody. © 1. Dee. 7,
1936; E unp. 186266; Jack Matthias,
Brooklyn. 32293
Listening; waltz, w and m D. R.
Charles. © Nov. 12, 1936; E pub.
583867; Charies Gardner Morrell, Des
Moines. 32294
List’ning to the raindrops; w P. Irwin,
m B. Littiken and G. C. Kitzinger.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 136795;
Pauline Irwin, Bernadine Littiken
and G. Chester Kitzinger, Columbus,
Ind. 32295
Liszt (Franz) Dream of love (Liebes-
traum); arr.; accordion. © Nov.
11, 1936; E pub. 58623; John Krach-
tus, Chicago. 32296
© Oct.
32309
Simplified ed. ©
Nov. 11, 19386; E pub. 58624; John
Krachtus, Chicago. 32297
Hungarian fantasie; transcribed
Sterling Price; pf. © Dec. 21, 1936;
E pub. 59148; Shattinger piano &
musie co., St. Louis. 32298
Les préludes; symphonic poem,
arr. T. Conway Brown; military
band pts. © Dec. 15, 1936; E for.
47033; Hawkes & son (London) lItd.,
London. 32299
Little attic of dreams; w Rudy Thomp-
son, m Henry Gay; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub.
59160; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 32300
Little (The) ballet dancer; by Arthur
Lange; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 19, 1936;
E unp. 136913; Movietone music corp.,
New York. 32301
Little (A) child’s song; w Muriel Rod-
ney, m Margery Moore. © Dec. 10,
1986; E for. 47087; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 32302
Little (A) Christmas piece; by Mar-
gery Moore; violins and pf. © Nov.
14, 1986; H for. 46805; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 32303
Little dancing partner; w and m Della
Shannon Davis; pf. © 1. Nov. 28,
1936; EH unp. 135897; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32304
Little fingers; by Arthur. Lange; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1986; E unp. 136914;
Movietone music corp., New York.
32305
Little girl, you are mine; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1. Nov. 25, 1936;
EH ounp. 185714; William L. Howery,
Hecker, Ill. 32306
Little Itaska up in Alaska, way up in
Hskimo land; w Ann Spaulding, m
Harry Maier. © 1c. Dee. 16, 1936;
E unp. 1386640; Harry A. Maier, Ev-
erett, Mass. 32307
Little log cabin in the mountains; w
D. Willis, and melody; with chord
Symbols. © 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1936; E
unp. 186429; Raymond Hldo Odell,
Represa, Calif. 32308
Little old home on the hill; w Ethel
Cox; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E
unp. 135878; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 32309
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32310
Little old house on the hill; arr. Kay
Holley; melody, with pf. acc; in EH
flat. © 1. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
136014; Thomas Moore, New York.
32310
Little old maid; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 2, 19386; E unp. 1385985; Vir-
gil Glenn Collins, Marshalltown, Ia.
32311
Little (A) old shack, but it’s home;
song, arr. I. Theresa Folger. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 18, 1936; E unp. 136792; Ruby
A. McIntyre, Pinehurst, Mass.
32312
Little short boy; pf. treble, with w. ©
1 c Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 1864382;
Haven Adolph Johnson, New York.
32313
Little silver haired mother of mine;
w Agnes Margaret Brinkman; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135896;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32314
Little soldier; w Frances Bennett, m
Pringle Coulter. © 1 ¢ Dec. 9,
19386; E unp. 136878; Hugh M.
Boodie, Toronto. 32315
Little (A) yellow cottage on the hill;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Dee. 9, 1936; E unp.
136344; Truletta Fern Young, Cary,
INCE C: 32316
Live alone and hate it; w Francis Stan-
ton, and melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 136114; John Hancock
Kimball, Melrose, Mass. 32317
Live Christ throughout the day; hymn.
© Dee. 1, 1936; E pub. 59071; Her-
bert George Tovey, Los Angeles.
32318
Living a life of dreams; w and melody.
©l1c. Nov. 24, 19386; E unp. 135689;
Edward J. Wegman, Rochester, N. Y.
32319
Living in a trance; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Dee. 38, 1936; E unp. 1386004;
Lawrence W. Showers, Columbus, O.
82320
Living in seclusion; song. © 1 ¢. Dec.
5, 19386; E unp. 136184; William P.
Hicks, New York. 32321
Liza, do you love me; w and melody.
©1c. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp. 136413;
Bob Richmond, New York. 32322
Lob der heimat; walzer, text Jos.
Weinheber, m Johann Strauss, enkel ;
mannerchor. © Nov. 26, 1986; E for.
pt. It, n. s., v.31
469938; Aug. Cranz, g.
Zig.
m. b. h., Leip-
32323
Loch Lomond; Scotch song, [and]
Come back to Sorrento; by H. De
Curtis: arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch.
pts. © Dee. 4, 1936; E pub. 58864;
Emil Ascher, ine, New York. 32324
Lockende (Das) lied; koloratur-walzer,
Franz Lehar; orch. 1. Stimmen.—2.
Partitur. © Oct. 15, 1936; E for.
46627, 46628; Glocken-verlag, inh.
Franz Lehar, Vienna. 32325, 32326
konzert-walzer, Franz Lehar; vio-
line u. klavier. © Sept. 18, 1936; E
for. 46629; Glocken-verlag, inh.
- Franz Lehar, Vienna. 32327
Log cabin in the pines; w L. O. Barth,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©l1e.
Nov. 11, 1986; E unp. 136327; Law-
rence Orthoford Barth, V. W. Kling-
stedt and Harry O. Klingstedt, Can-
ton, O. 32328
Logan (The) blues; band pts. © 1.
Dee. 14, 19386; E unp. 186564; Russel
Kenneth Bohn, Altoona, Pa. 32329
Lolita; Spanish serenade; R. Barsotti;
brass band pts. © Dec. 15, 1936; E
for. 47029; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 32330
London town; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf., with w. © Dec. 15, 1936;
EH pub. 59189; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 32331
Lonely; song. © 1. Dec. 9, 1936; EH
unp. 136382; Emily Marie Bethune,
Raleigh, N. C. 32302
Lonely Gypsy; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 186740; Sidney
Kessel, Louisville. 32333
—w George Reim, m Irving Rifkin.
©1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135906 ;
Louis Reim and Sam Rifkin, Brook-
lyn. 32334
Lonely in love; w Ray Vaughn; pf.
treble. © 1. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp.
136207; R. V. Whitman, Springfield,
O. 32335
Lonely longing for you; w and melody.
©1ec. Dec. 17, 1936; E unp. 1368386;
Augie Goupil, Hollywood, Calif.
32336
Lonely (The) mill; overture, Handel
Lancaster; brass band pts. © Dee.
15, 1936; E for. 47031; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. a2000
1436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Lonesome and blue; song. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1986; E unp. 185501; Stewart
Charette, Grand Falls, N. B., Can-
ada. 32338
Lonesome house blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 3, 1936; E unp. 186043 ;
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 32339
Lonesome train whistling blues; w and
m Tex Owens; with guit. arr. ©lec
Noy. 7, 1986; E unp. 136845; Doie
Hensley Owens, Kansas City, Mo.
32340
Long long ago; by Bayley, transcribed
Carl Richter; pf. © Nov. 19, 1986;
EH pub. 59018; Bach music co., Bos-
ton. 32341
Longing for you; melody J. B. Vidach
and Michael Parenti. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1986; E unp. 135663; John Batista
Vidach, Chicago. 32342
Look before you leap; w and melody
Burton Leaf. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
E ounp. 185708 ; Charles Burton Leaf,
Urbanna, Va. 32343
Look for the checker board bag; w and
melody Hal Keidel. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1936; E unp. 186757; Harold Richard
Keidel, Excelsior, Minn. 32344
Look what I found; w L. Oldham, and
melody. ©1c. Noy. 16, 1986; E unp.
136610; Leonard Oldham, Waddell
White and Nell Beantly, Muncie, Ind.
32345
Lopez (Vincent) elementary piano
method; by V. Lopez. © Dec. 12,
1936; AA 220969; M. M. Cole pub. co.,
Chicago. 32346
Lopez Buchardo (Carlos) Cinco can-
ciones al estilo popular, paroles
Miguel A. Camino. © July 10, 1936;
EH. for. 46976; G. Ricordi y cia.,
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 32347
Lord (The) is my light; w from Psalm
27; ten. or sop.; in G maj. ©1c. Dec.
23, 1986; E unp. 187042; Robert Sel-
den Olga, Cambridge, Mass. 32348
Lord’s (The) prayer; Biblical w, set to
melody. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1936; E unp.
136943; Viola Worrell, Old Green-
wich, Conn. 32349
with arr. for Episcopal service,
[and] Three amens: m Edmond W.
Rickett ; mixed voices. © Nov. 12,
1936; E pub. 58753 ; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 32350
Loss ; song, w Jessie B. Rittenhouse. ©
1 ec. Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 136443;
Dorothy W. Adair, New York. 32351
32366
Lost (The) chord; by Arthur Sullivan,
arr. Hrik Hansen; pf.-accordion band.
© Nov. 20, 1986; E for. 46865 ; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 32352
——_ ——- —— pf. accordion, treble clef.
© Nov. 13, 1936; E for. 46733 ; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 82353
Lost for words; song, w Edwin Har-
greaves. ©1ece. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp.
136422; Genevieve Didion, Castle
Shannon, Pa. 32354
Lost horizon; w and melody. © 1 «.
Noy. 27, 1986; E unp. 135822; Ruth
Virginia Haon, New York. 32355
——w and melody Brooks Bowman and
Clay Boland. ©1 ce. Dee. 5, 1936; E
unp. 186170; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 32356
Lost in love; w Abe Kinberg, and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1936; E unp.
136163 ; Morris Perlman, New York.
32357
Lost in the crowd; arr. Gladys John-
son; pf., with w. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 135549; Gerard Maga-
riello, New York. 32358
Lost love; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ©1c. Dec. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1385977; Viola Hayward,
Ogema, Sask., Canada. 32359
Louie ; w and melody Patricia Van Alen.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1986; E unp. 135729;
Aileen Stanley, New York. 32360
Louisiana’s goin’ places, come along;
w and melody. ©1e. Dee. 14, 1936;
E unp. 1386538; Paul English, Baton
Rouge, La. 32361
Love and learn; from That girl from
Paris, w Edward Heyman, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Noy. 20, 19386; E pub. 58749; Chappell
& co., ine., New York. 32362
Love and nature; w G. A. Hawkins-
Ambler, m op. 42, no. 2; high voice.
© Nov. 18, 1936; E pub. 58818;
Eleanor Everest Freer, Chicago.
32363
Love around the clock; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp. 136176;
Carle Dawes Clark, Miami, Fla.
32364
Love bonds; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. Nov. 24,
19386; E unp. 1385589; N. E. Bryant,
Olton, Tex. 32365
Love call; song. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1936;
E unp. 136414; Jeanne Frene, Wee-
hawken, N. J. 32366
1437
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32367
—
pt. 11, n. s., v.31
Love came along; w and melody; in C.} Love-music; w and m Billy Mack and
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1986; E unp. 186804 ;
Kenneth Dell LaRo, Minneapolis.
32367
Love ’em and leave ’em; song. © 1.
Dec. 12, 1986; EH unp. 136592; Doro-
thea Mildred Bates, Des Moines.
32368
w Charles Plantiko; pf. ©1l1e«
Noy. 14, 1936; E unp. 136472; Viola
Plantiko, Stevens Point, Wis. 32369
Love in a mist; song, w Florence Town-
send. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp.
1359382; David Ballantine, Garden
City, N. Y. 32370
Love in my heart, truth in my mouth;
song, w Elijah R. Allison. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 1857538; Wil-
liam Lee Allison, Detroit. 32371
Love in the twilight; w L. Case Rus-
sell, m harmonized Louise Marleau.
© 1 ¢., Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 135839;
Chas. V. Russell, San Francisco.
BaZa
Love is a lady; w and m B. Landish,
arr. Al. Terry. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1986;
EH unp. 1385631; Burney Landish and
Hal Bivens, Hollywood, Calif. 382373
Love is all I ask of you dear; song, arr.
Harold Conrad. © 1c. Dee. 8, 1936;
EH unp. 186208; Hervy W. Cary, Say-
brook, Tl. 32374
Love is gone; w Richard Croxton
Adams, and melody. ©1e. Nov. 27,
19386; E unp, 185748; Andrew Clark
Ingraham, East Cleveland. 32375
Love is good for anything that ails you;
w and melody Cliff Friend and Matt
Malneck. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1936; E
unp. 186951; Santly bros.-Joy, inc.,
New York. 32376
Love is king; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 15, 1986; E unp. 186575; Lourie
Estrin, Detroit. aZont
Love is such a big word; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e¢.
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 1863847; Paul H.
McCoy, Selfridge, N. D. 32378
Love is the wind; w Hleanor Hammond,
m Raymond Earle Mitchell, arr.
Wayne Howorth; women’s voices.
© Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57322;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
32379
Love loop; w and melody. © 1c. Dee.
17, 1936; E unp. 186690; Maria M.
Cassell, Philadelphia. 32380
Frank Curley. © Dec. 3, 1936; H
pub. 58900; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 82381
Love never forgets; song, melody EH. R.
Lynch and Ernestine Attwell. ©le.
Dee. 9, 1986; E unp. 186389; Hrnest
Rogers Lynch, New York. 32382
Love on my mind; w and melody Hor-
ace Gerlach. © 1. Novy. 24,1986;
E unp. 185734; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 32383
Love’s passed me by; w Chomla Rob-
erts; pf. ©1c. Dec. 7, 19386; E unp.
136218; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 32384
Love’s the greatest thing on earth;
song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp.
136555 ; Elizabeth Whittaker Haskell,
Dallas. 32385
Love speaks thru the flowers; w
Charles Barrett Williams; pf. ©1ce.
Novy. 28, 1936; E unp. 135864; Sylves-
ter Long Cross, Portland, Or. 32386
Love was a dream; w Nelson Ingham,
melody Tony Lombardo and Herman
Middleman. © 1 c. Dee. 4, 1986; E
unp. 136161; Tony Michael Lom-
bardo, Pittsburgh. 32387
Love, you’ve set my heart aflame; w
Anne Hughes, melody Melicent Lane.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 185697;
Reid Richmond, New York. 32888
Lovely (A) girl with melodies; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1.
Dee. 1, 1936; E unp. 186105; Hila
Johnson, Washington. 32389
——song, melody Ben Adelman. ©
1 ¢e, Dee. 23, 1936; E unp. 1387038;
Ella Johnson, Washington. 32390
Lovely lady; fox-trot song, melody J.
Packman and Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 1, 19386: E unp. 186097; Jack
Packman, Brinston, Ont., Canada.
32391
Lovely spring; song. © 1. Nov. 7,
1986; E unp. 185775; Mildred Aileen
Brosius, Los Angeles. 32392
Lover’s love; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
©1e. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp. 136147;
Clement Joyal, Plymouth, Mass.
32393
Love’s telephone; song, melody Alex-
ander Angus. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936;
E unp. 136956; William Henry Jewell
and Clarence Haddon Elsey, Okana-
gon, B. C., Canada. 32394
1438
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
32418
Love's twilight; w and m Gene Johnson. | Lullaby; w King Charles I, m H. Gill,
©1e. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135943 ;
Robert Eugene Johnson, Decatur, Ind.
32395
Lovin’ you: w and m Estes Baker; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dee. 24, 1986; E unp.
137048; Estes D. Baker, jr., Mobile.
32396
Loving you; w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1986; E unp. 185745; Randall Mc-
Clelland, Pasadena. 32397
Loving you the way I do; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. ©1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
E unp. 185716; Della May Edwards,
Muskegon Heights, Mich. 32398
Low-down and broken-hearted; song.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 136522;
Lillian Manhoff, Chicago. 32399
Low moon; barcarolle, w W. J. Ross;
sop. or ten. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E
unp. 135584; Bruno Mailer, Seattle.
32400
Low, now a rose; English version Al-
fred Marlhom, 16th century melody
harmonized Michael Praetorius, new
harmonization and arr. Wallingford
Riegger; pf. or organ ace. 1. Men’s
cho.—2. Mixed cho. © Dec. 17, 1936;
E pub. 59801, 59302; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 32401, 32402
Luanaokalani; w and m Eddie Alkire;
Hawaiian guits.; in F. © Nov. 27,
1936; E pub. 58871; Hlbern H. (Kd-
die) Alkire, Easton, Pa. 32403
Lucky for you; w Sydney Nesbitt, m
Serge Walter; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Dee. 16, 1936; E pub. 59003; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 32404
Lucky me; w Johnny Lange; pf. treble.
©1c. Dec. 4, 1936; E unp. 136157;
Fred Samuel Stryker, Los Angeles.
32405
Lucretia is thy name; w Jen J. Jawus,
melody Luther A. Clark. ©1ce. Dee.
7, 19386; E unp. 136314; Henry August
Jenkins, Hoboken, N. J. 32406
Lucrezia; un atto in tre momenti, is-
toria Claudio Guastella, m Ottorino
Respighi, compiuto nella partitura
Elsa Respighi, rid. per canto e pf.
Luigi Ricci. © Dee. 14, 1936; D
39193; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
32406*
Lucy; w Wordsworth, m Montague
Ewing;inC. © Aug. 14, 1936; E for.
47019; J. Liber, London. 32407
Lucy Brown; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 c Dec. 7, 19386; E unp. 136332;
Eddie Mallory, New York. 32408
mixed voices. © Nov. 10, 1936; E for.
46782; Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd.,
London. 32409
Lungi, lungi; per canto e grande orch.,
poema Giosué Carducci da H. Heine’s
lyrisches intermezzo, m_ trascritta
dall’ autore, Guido Alberto Fano;
eanto e pf. © Nov. 23, 1936; E for.
46958 ; Casa musicale Sonzogno, Ss. a.,
Milan. 32410
Lyke-wake (The) dirge; Ww anon.;
men’s cho. or quartet. © Dee. 1,
1986; E for. 46974; Hugh S. Robert-
on, Glasgow. 32411
M:; rev. version of F, Monty Frame;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1936 ; E unp. 136834 ; Elizabeth Frame
De Golier, Cincinnati. 32412
M#del ahoi; lustspiel mit musik, Theo.
Halton, m Walter Kollo, klavieraus-
zug zum dirigieren eingerichtet v.
Siegfried Schulz. © June 9, 1936;
E for. 46841; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 32413
Mirchen, die man im frtihling triumt;
tango, text Klaus S. Richter, m Ger-
hard Mohr. © Mar. 28, 1936; E for.
46821; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
32414
Magic moonlight; duet. ©1c. Dee. 14,
1936; E unp. 136593; Florence Haston
Bradburn, La Canada, Calif. 32415
Magic (The) stone; modern fairy fan-
tasy, bk. P. I. Cook, lyrics F. A. Bush,
m M. Stevens and F. A. Bush. Mu-
sical sc. and libretto. © 1c. Dee. 18,
1986; D 39192; Mary Stevens, Frank
A. Bush and Paul I. Cook, San Ra-
fael, Calif. 32415*
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; m Ar-
nold Kennedy; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Oct. 22, 1936; E for. 46617;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 32416
Maid (The), the demon and the sa-
murai; op. 43, ballet pantomime. ©
1 ec. Dee. 28, 1936; D 39196; John
Laurence Seymour, Sacramento,
Calif. 32416*
Malenkij sokolizek; Russian folk-song,
w and melody coll. and harmonized.
[Russian text only] ©1e. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 185485; Alfred Julius
Swan, Swarthmore, Pa. 32417
Mama ich bin so glticklich; foxtrot, w
Fritz Lohner, m Heinz Sandauer. ©
Oct. 8, 1986; E for. 46726; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Vienna. 32418
1439
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32419
Mamma bruna; versi Bixio Cherubini,
m Pasquale Frustaci. [Testo itali-
ano e romano] © Oct. 5, 1936; E
for. 46898; Societa anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 32419
Man (The) with the whiskers; w and
m Vaughn De Leath; with guit. arr.
© Dec. 6, 1936; E pub. 58808; Dave
Ringle, New York. 32420
Manana, always to-morrow; w George
Murray Brown, m Keith Crosby
Brown; low, in G. © Nov. 25, 1936;
E pub. 58815; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York, 32421
Manger lullaby; sacred song, w Clara
M. Kahle, m Bess L. Newton; med.
or high voice. © Sept. 25, 19386; E
pub. 593832; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 32422
Manuscript book of rudiments of music ;
by Desmond MacMahon. bk. 2. ©
Dee. 4, 1986; E for. 46952; Banks &
son, York, England. 32423
March of the bersaglieri; march, Rich-
ard Hilenberg, op. 99, arr. ; accordion.
© Nov. 11, 1936; E pub. 58627; John
Krachtus, Chicago. 32424
March of the Boy Scouts; by N. Louise
Wright, arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf.,
4 hands. © Dec. 8, 1986; E pub.
58966; Clayton F. Summy ¢co., Chi-
cago. 32425
March of the C. C. C.’s; song, melody
F. O. Storrs and Ben Adelman. ©
1 e@. Dee. 12, 19386; E unp. 1386505 ;
Fred O. Storrs, Price, Utah. 32426
March: T. A. M. P. A.; pf., with w. ©
Dee, 2, 1986; E pub. 58918; A. A. M.
Dewing, Baltimore. 32427
Marche funébre; by Oscar Levant; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 19, 1936; E unp. 136910;
Movietone music corp., New York.
32428
Marchéta; by Victor L. Schertzinger,
arr. Joseph EH. Momo. 1. Pf. ac-
cordion, 2 clefs.—2. Pf. accordion
solo. © Dee. 19, 1936; E pub. 59237,
59238; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 32429, 32430
Mariann’ du hast es meinem herzen
angetan; marsch-foxtrot, text u. m
Herms Niel. © Jan. 31, 1936; E for.
46830 ; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
32431
Marionette; groteske, Willi Czernik;
orch. stimmen. © July 3, 1936; E
for. 47095; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 32432
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Marriage (A) has been arranged; w
and m Harold Hayhurst and Alwyn
Mayer. © Oct. 10, 1986; E for.
46851; Macmelodies, ltd., London.
32483
Marston Moor 1644; poem Mordaunt
Currie, m C. Armstrong Gibbs; male
voice choir. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© Nov. 20, 1936; E for. 46863 ; Boosey
& ¢@o., ltd., London. 32434
Martell’s concord; by John Martell;
guit. solo, pick style. © July 13,
1936; E pub. 58762; Alfred music ¢co.,
ine., New York. 32435
Mary Oms; vals-cancion, Puertorrican
song; pf., with w. © Oct. 8, 1936;
_E pub. 59037; José Antonio Monrou-
zeau, Recibo, Puerto Rico. 32436
Maseagni (Pietro) Intermezzo _sin-
fonico; celestial harmonies [from
Cavalleria rusticana], adapted
Charles Kunkel, abridged arr. with
new ending, Carl Wilhelm Kern; pf.
Rev. ed. © Dec. 21, 19386; E pub.
59132; Shattinger piano & music ¢o.,
St. Louis. 32437
from Cavalleria rusticana, arr.
Joseph F. Schneiderhan; violin, 2d
violin ad lib., and pf. © Nov. 19,
19386; E pub, 58757; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 324388
—— Serenade; w Lorenzo Stecchetti,
English version George H. Pickering,
m arr. G. H. Pickering; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Dec. 5, 1986; E. pub. 58911;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
324389
Maslianaya pesn; Russian folk-song, w
and melody coll. and harmonized.
[Russian text only] ©1ce. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 135486; Alfred Julius
Swan, Swarthmore, Pa. 32440
Masonic ritual music; by Jean Sibelius,
nos. 1-8. © Dec. 2, 1986; E pub.
58816; Grand lodge of free and ac-
cepted masons of the state of New
York, New York. [Copyright is
claimed on additional numbers and
additional revisions ] 32441
Massenet (Jules Bmile Frédéric)
HKlegy; English w Olga Paul, m arr.
Max Hirschfeld. © Dee. 17, 1936;
E pub. 59164; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 82442
—— Open thy blue eyes; pt.-song, Eng-
lish version and arr, of m C. F, Man-
ney; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec. 16,
1936: E. pub. 59118; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 324438
1440
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 19386 32471
Matia olomavra; melody arr. Tetos} Meine schOdnste zeit; serenade, text
Demetriades. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; Charles Amberg, m Hans Ailbout,
E unp. 136626; Southern music pub. arr. Franz Stolzenwald; orch. stim-
co., ine., New York. 32444 men. © July 20, 1986; HE for. 46632 ;
Matthy (Tobias) Ballade; op. 40; Francis, Day & Hunter, g. m. Db. h.,
violoncello and pf. © Noy. 18, 1986;
E for. 46911; Joseph Williams, lItd.,
London. 32445
Me and my dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 1386261;
Franklyn Fisher, Battle Creek, and
Harry Ludwig, Detroit. 32446
Me and my little Ford car; w and mel-
ody. ©1e Nov. 138, 1986; E unp.
135635; Harriet E. Cox, Culver City,
Calif. 32447
Me and myself and I; w and melody.
© 1 e. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 135805 ;
Harry P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans.
32448
Me and this heart of mine; Song, w
Harry J. Levenstein, jr. © 1c. Dee.
18, 1986; E unp. 136760; Wilburn
Russell Saunders, jr., Starkville,
Miss. 32449
Me likee love, yummy-yummy-yum-
yum-yum; w and m Box, Cox and
Roberts; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 9, 1936; E for. 46983; Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 32450
Me tells meself that I is in love with
you; w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 30,
19386; E unp. 135940; George Frank-
lin Franciosa, Rochester, N. Y. 32451
Me ti retsina ti glikia mov; melody
Tetos Demetriades. © 1c. Dec. 14,
19386; E unp. 136628; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 32452
Me, who was born to be rich; w Billy
Hill, melody Neil Moret. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1986; E unp. 1385795; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
32453
Meandering; by Zez Confrey; pf. ©
Nov. 30, 1986; E pub. 58806; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 32454
Meditations of old cow-boy days in
Texas; song, pf. arr. Hula Campbell.
© Dec. 17, 1936; E pub. 59123; Mat-
tie Cravy, Post, Tex. 32455
‘Mein herz hat heimweh nach deiner
liebe; tango, aus Moskau-Schanghai,
w Hans Fritz Beckmann, m Hans-
Otto Borgmann. © Aug. 20, 1936;
E for. 47056; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 32456
Mein zeiden’s cholem; song. © Dec.
17, 1936; E pub. 59150; Abraham
Singer, Brooklyn. 32457
32458
Melodic Hawaiian guitar folio; E’ tun-
ing, Fred F. Gatchell. © Dee. 15,
1936; E pub. 59256; Don Santos pub.
co., ine., Rochester, N. Y. 32459
Melodies and descants for sight-read-
ing; in large type, Cuthbert Forster.
bk. 1, 2. © Nov. 18, 1936; E for.
46905, 46906; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 32460, 32461
Melody no. 2; by Mac McKalip; pf. ©
1c. Noy. 13, 1986; E unp. 136563;
Mansell Brown McKalip, Tarentum,
Pa. 32462
Melody (The) of Mars; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 186172;
Jacob Shipper, Brooklyn. 32463
Melody oh melody ; song, pf. se. Robt. F.
Taylor. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
186263; Maria Masias, Denver.
32464
Melody requiring lyrics; melody. no. 3.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 19386; E unp. 135694 ;
Edward Sutherland, Mount Vernon,
N. Y. 32465
Memories of mother; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Dee.
2, 19386; E unp. 185975; Edith D.
Hollis, Benton Harbor, Mich. 32466
Memories of Nevada; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1986; E unp. 136385;
Marion Nelson, Detroit. 32467
Memories of youth; five graded solos,
Esther Kahn; pf. © Nov. 12, 1936;
E for. 46883.; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 32468
Mem’ries of a love nest, dear; song,
arr. Jean Walz. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1936;
E unp. 136399; Moe C. Winer, Chi-
Berlin.
cago. 32469
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Spring song; transcribed
Carl Richter; pf. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E pub. 59012; Bach music co., Bos-
ton. 32470
Mentiste; son cubano, N. Suris; orch.
ptes. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 47092;
Union de compositores, Barcelona,
Spain. 32471
Menuett und Sarabande; aus dem
streichquartett Kleine hausmusik,
Hermann Blume; odeon u. salonorch.
1441
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32472
Menuett und Sarabande—Continued.
stimmen. © Oct. 28, 19386; E for.
46591 ; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
32472
Mereauesque; toccata, Garth Edmund-
son; organ. © Dec. 14, 1936; E pub.
59101; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
32473
Merry (The) beggars; w _ Richard
Brome, m Archie Thomas Lee Ashton,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothv: men’s
voices. © Nov. 9, 1986; E for. 46869 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 32474
Merry (A) Christmas; West country
traditional song, arr. Arthur Warrell;
male voices. © Oct. 29, 1936; E for.
46767 ; Oxford univ. press, London.
32475.
Merry moods; 8 songs, w and m C. J.
Cullen. 2d bk. © Nov. 12, 1986; E
for. 46881; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia. 32476
Message (A) from the man in the
moon; w Gus Kahn, m Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 1386678; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
32477
Message (The) of the moon; w and
melody James Mesod Afriat. ©1ce.
Oct. 26, 19386; E unp. 136088; James
M. Afriat, Los Angeles. 32478
Messmates; w Henry Newbolt, m
Leonard Glaister Newton. 1. Uni-
son.—2. 2-pt., equal voices. © Oct.
20, 1936; E for. 46613, 46614; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 32479, 32480
Metropolitan melody; song. ©1c. Dec.
17, 19386; E unp. 136737 ; Ahdel Emma
Reich, Ft. Worth. 32481
Mi dolor; tango, Carlos Marcucci, arr.
Pierre Baetz; orch. ptes. © Nov. 2,
1986; E for. 46777; Pierre Baetz &
cie., Paris. 32482
Mia (La) sera; per canto e grande
orch., poema Giovanni Pascoli, m
trascritta dall’ autore, Guido Alberto
Fano; canto e pf. © Nov. 23, 1936;
FE for. 46959 ; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
s. a., Milan. 32483
Midnight and all is well; w and m Bert
Stock, Larry Conley and Johnny
Marks. © Dec. 3, 1936; E pub. 59202;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 32484
Midnight at Phantom lake; song. ©
1 ce. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 186875;
August Mark, Flin Flon, Manit.,
Canada. 32485
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
Midnight lullaby ; melody. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1936; E unp. 135692; Walter Purl
Thomas, New York. 32486
Midnight on the mountain; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 9, 1986; E unp.
1363886; Lawrence Bey, Versailles, O.
32487
Miedzy nami juz romans skoficzony ;
wale angielski, stowa: Andrzeja
Wiasta, m Artura Golda, arr.: Wt.
Higer ; ork. strony. © Aug. 19, 1936;
E for. 46784; Editions Fermata, War-
saw, Poland. 32488
Milford (Robin) Fifteen Christmas
carols; arr. R. Milford; unbroken
voices, with descant, other voices in
unison, and pf., and for pt.-singing
with optional pf. © Sept. 24, 1936;
E for. 46770; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 32489
Miller’s (The) daughter and the shep-
herd on the hill; w Al Bryan, m Lou
Handman ; with guit. arr. © Dee. 12,
1936; E pub. 59272; Mills music ine.,
New York. 32490
Miller’s (The) daughter Marianne; w
and m Will Grosz, and Jimmy Ken-
nedy; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 11,
19386: E for. 46812; Peter Maurice
music ¢co., ltd., London. 32491
Mitosé pali jak stonfce; tango neapoli-
tafiskie, slowa Ernest Roger, m Alfred
Schtitz. © Nov. 25, 1936; E for.
47107; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
32492
m arr. Wt. Eiger, [and]
Codziennie inna; tango, stowa Wili
Wilifski, m arr. I. Wesby: m Alfred
Schiitz; ork. strony. © Nov. 25, 1936;
E for. 47105; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. 32493
Min herrgardsjanta; schottish, text:
Sverker Ahde, m: Liss Emil; pf. ©
Dec. 238, 1982; E for. 46918; A.-b. Carl
Gehrmans musikforlag, Stockholm.
32494
Miniature suite; by Fred Falconer, arr.
and ed. James Brown; string orch.,
with pf. acc. Sc. © Nov. 9, 19386; E
for. 46877; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 32495
Minister plenipotentiary ; fox-trot song;
melody Ben Adelman. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1936; E unp. 1386106; S. E. True,
Knox City, Mo. 32496
Minnie the moocher’s daughter; w K.
Hecht, melody N. Gardner. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 186380; Nat
Gardner and Ken Hecht, New York.
32497
1442
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Minuet a lantique, I. J. Paderewski,
arr. Willis Conolly ; Spanish guit., in
diagram. © Nov. 20, 19386; E pub.
58943; Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 32498
Minuetto in mi maggiore; pf. © 1.
Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136926; An-
thony Coletti, Atlantic City. 382499
Missa brevis; short and easy mass,
with Credo and optional chant Credo
de angelis no. 3, Nicola A. Montani;
unison, or 2 or 3-pt. cho. of equal
voices; organ ace. Rey. ed. © Nov.
1, 1986; E pub. 58831; St. Gregory
guild, inc., Philadelphia. 32500:
Missa De Spiritu Dei; unison or 2 pt.,
w from liturgy of the Catholic
church, m Jan Karl; organ ace. ©
Apr. 1, 1986; E pub. 58899; McLaugh-
lin & Reilly co., Boston. 32501
Missa Mater misericordiae; w from
liturgy of the Catholic church, m
Franc Bern; 2 voices; organ ace. ©
Nov. 16, 1936; E pub. 58898; Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co., Boston. 32502
Missa pro defunctis ; Gregorian requiem
mass according to the Vatican grad-
uale, with m for the absolution and
the burial service, transcribed and
harmonized Nicola A. Montani; organ
ace. © Nov. 1, 1936; E pub. 58830;
St. Gregory guild, ine., Philadelphia.
32503
Mississippi river moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1936; EH unp. 135928;
Leon J. René, Los Angeles. 32504
Mister and Missus Doakes; from
Marked woman, w Al Dubin, m Harry
Warren. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E
unp. 137084; Music publishers hold-
ing corp., New York. 32505
Mr. Brown goes to town; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp. 135792;
David Winstein, New Orleans. 32506
Mr. Frog went a courtin’; lullaby, mel-
ody of old song, w J. H. Parkes and
L. G. Parkes. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1936;
E unp. 186046; James H. Parkes and
Lenamay G. Parkes, Nashville.
32507
Mr. Ghost goes to town: lyric Mitchell
Parish and Irving Mills, m Will Hud-
son, pf. sc. Lou Singer; with guit.
arr. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub. 59046;
Exclusive publications, ine, New
York. 32508
Mister T. from Tennessee; w and m
Johnny Mercer and Matt Malneck.
32524
© 1 ec. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp. 136476;
Robbins music corp., New York.
32509
Mrs. D. and her daughter; w and mel-
ody Alan Jones and A. Stanley. ©
LY e:, Nov: -7,. 1986, BE. unp. 185731:
Aileen Stanley, New York. 82510
Modern (A) artist’s life; by Arthur
Lange and Charles Maxwell. © 1c.
Dec. 19, 1986; E unp. 186908; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 32511
Modern counterpoint; by Adolf Weidig.
© Dee. 8, 1936; AA 221247; Helen R.
Weidig, Chicago. 32512
Modern (A) fantasy: pf. ©1 ce. Nov.
23, 1936; E unp. 135609; Georga Bel-
via White, Geneva, O. 32513
Modern harmony in its theory and prac-
tice; by Arthur Foote and Walter R.
Spalding. Augmented and rev. ed.
© Dee. 28, 1936; A 101682; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 32514
Moj skarbie; waltz; violin. ©1ce. Dec.
2, 1986; E unp. 186006; Walter
Dombkowski, Philadelphia. 32515
Molly Bell, queen of the North; pf.,
with w. ©1e. Dec. 4, 1936; E unp.
186063; Laurence Y. Finch, London,
Ont., Canada. 32516
Moment (The) I found you; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 1359387;
Bruce H. Douglass, New York. 32517
Mon faubourg; valse chantée, paroles
Jean F'éline, m L. Palex. © Oct. 30, |
1936; E for. 46602; Soc. anonyme
francaise Chappell, Paris. 32518
Mondnacht am Rio Grande [and] Rafa-
ela; argentinische tangos, Gerhard
Mohr; orch. stimmen. Aug. 5,
1936; E for. 46834; Dreiklang-ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 32519
Money blues; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 2, 1986; E unp. 1386025; Hillis
Hunter and Milton James. 32520
Moods; song, w Sara Teasdale. © 1c.
Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 1386818 ; Benja-
min C, Allin, Stockton, Calif. 32521
Moods and melodies; waltz; pf. ©1ec.
Dec. 11, 19386; E unp. 136479 ; Richard
H. Dingelstedt, Hoboken, N. J.
B2522
Moon (The); song, w William Stark.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 1366386 ;
Helen Hood, Brookline, Mass. 325238
Moon (The) cast a spell; pf. treble,
with w. ©1e. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp.
135573; Margaret Beck, North Ber-
gen, N. J. 32524
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32529
Moon face; from That girl from Paris,
w Edward Heyman, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for guit., ete.
© Nov. 20, 1936; E pub. 58751; Chap-
pell & co., ine., New York. 32525
Moon in the sky; song. © 1. Nov.
11, 19386; E unp. 186119; Ernest L.
Thibault, Valley Stream, N. Y.
32526
Moon (The) is like a million dollar gold
piece; song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1936;
E unp. 136071; Ida Margaret Smith,
Jersey City. 32527
Moon (The) is new; waltz, w L. T.
Reilly, melody G. S. Rice. © 1.
Dec. 22, 1986; E unp. 1387026; Ger-
trude S. Rice and Lena T. Reilly,
Baltimore, 32528
Moon’ll shine again; w and melody. ©
1 « Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 1386717;
Lucile D. Hoppe, Chicago. 32529
Moon mysteries; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 ¢. Dee. 10, 1936;
EH unp. 186515; Francis B. Harvey,
Canon City, Col. 32530
Moon time melody; w Hdith Flick-
insersipk +O. «Nov. 28,1936;
E unp. 185856; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 32531
Moon (The) we'll share; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 186142; Ernestine Salazar,
Santa Fe, N. M. 32532
on00=
Moonbeams are gleaming out across the
sea; w and melody. © 1. Dee. 21,
1936; E unp. 1869385; Thomas Helm
Kilbourne, Burlingame, Calif. 82533
Moondream ; rumba, w Nick Drance, m
Pancho Romanoy. Rev. version with
rhythmic harmony. © 1 e¢. Dee. 3,
1986; E unp. 136059; George Pancho
Shopis-Romanov, New York. 325354
Moonlight (A) night without you; w
Stephen Lueas; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1936; E unp, 186232; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32500
Moonlight on the hills; w M. Wilson,
m G. Morrison. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1936;
E unp. 135645; George Morrison and
Marie Wilson, Denver. 32536
Moonlight on the river; slow fox trot
song. © 1c. Dee. 11, 1936; E unp.
186470; Theodore Buczkoff, Buffalo.
325070
Moonlight on the water: by Douglas
Chapman; pf. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1936;
E unp. 1385986; Willard Douglas
Chapman, Ravenna, O. 32538
pt. 1, n. s., v.81
Moonlight valley; w Jack Scholl, m
M. K. Jerome. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1936;
EK unp. 1386285; Remick music corp.,
New York. 32539
Morning splendor; w and m Hazel
Hunter Roberts, arr. Chester Wallis;
sop. 1, 2 and alto cho. © Dee. 11,
1936; E pub. 58998 ; Boston music ¢co.,
Boston. 32540
Moszkowski (Moritz) QGuitarre; op.
45, no. 2, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf.
© Dec. 17, 1986; E pub. 59172; Ed-
ward B, Marks music corp., New
York. 32541
Mother and you, dear; song, m J. C.
MeNeil. ©1 ce. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp.
136985 ; Nick Carter, Houston. 32542
Mother’s home-made lullaby; song.
With poem: Ride the wings. Oct.
10, 1986; AA 220954; Rosalie Kirk-
land, New York. 32543
Motor-bus honeymoon; waltz; pf. ©
1 ec. Dee. 11, 19386; E unp. 136478;
Richard H. Dingelstedt, Hoboken,
NEO 32544
Mountain ballads and home _ songs;
written and compiled Doe Hopkins,
Karl and Harty, of the Cumberland
ridgerunners. © Dec. 2, 19386; AA
219915; M. M. Cole pub. co., Chicago.
32545
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Don Gio-
vanni; oper in zwei aufztigen, dich-
tung Lorenzo Da Ponte, deutsche
iibersetzung Siegfried Anheisser. ©
Aug. 22, 1936; D 463840; Deutscher
musikverlag in der N. S. kulturge-
meinde, Berlin. 32545*
Excerpt from piano sonata no. 10;
arr. A. E. Harris; woodwind quar-
tette. © Nov. 15, 1936; E pub. 59087 ;
Cundy-Bettoney co., Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 32546
Muj prekrasny Oregon; stowa i mel-
odja. © 1c. Nov. 9, 19386; E ump.
136425; Josef Simunek, Eugene, Or.
32547
Mujeres de hoy; de la pelicula mexi-
cana. © 1 ¢c. Dee. 1, 1986; E ump.
136019; Max Urban, Mexico, D. F.,
Mexico. 32548
Mummer’s swing; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136933;
Martin Hyman, Philadelphia.
32549
Mumsey: w and melody. © 1 ce. Noy.
27, 19386; E unp. 135933; Mildred
Brooks, Los Angeles. 32550
1444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Museo (Charles) Two mazurkas; Op.
meno. 1, 2° ne, (Cc) 1c. Dec. 11, ‘1956;
E unp. 1386512; Charles Musco, New
York. 32051
Music; w and m Bertha Mary McKer-
nan. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp.
135874; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 32552
Music from the movies; march, Louis
Hevy> pr. (© Nov. 5, 1986; HE for.
47010; Cinephonic music co., 1td., Lon-
don. 32553:
Music goes to my head; w and melody.
©1c. Dec. 28, 1986; EH unp. 187058 ;
James I. Baumgartl, Chicago. 32554
Music, mother and home in Dixieland ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uk-
ulele arr. ©1 ce. Dec. 9, 1936; E unp.
136349 ; Joan Clinkscales, Whitesboro,
Tex. 32555
Music when soft voices die; w Shelley,
m John Clements; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 31, 1986; E for. 46320; Banks
& son, York, England. 32556
Musical (A) calendar of astral birth
seales; presenting 365 new creative
seales for the development of new
tonalities. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub.
59223; Benedict Vanasek, New York.
32557
Musical pictures; suite of 5 pieces,
M. E. Marshall; pf. © Nov. 20, 1986;
E for. 46904; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., ine. with John G. Murdoch &« co.,
Itd., London. 32558
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
Bramwell Coles. v. 50, pt. 11, Nov.
1936. With suppl. © Nov. 3, 1936;
E for. 46639; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, ltd., London. 32559
— v. 50, pt. 12, Dec. 1986. With
suppl. © Dee. 1, 1936; E for. 47014;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. us 32560:
Musical (A) service for Mother’s day ;
incl. A prelude, A postlude, etc., m
Ralph M. Warren; mixed voices. ©
1 ec Dee. 17, 1936; E unp. 137019;
Thomas Todd Johnston, Charlton
City, Mass. 32561
Musik ftir deutsche gymnastik ; v. Fritz
Spies, op. 22; klavier. hft. 14. ©
Sept. 15, 1986; E for. 46580-46583 ;
J. Rieter-Biedermann, Leipzig.
32562-32565
Mussolini! Mussolini; canzone eroica,
versi e melodia. © Nov. 4, 1936; E
pub. 59129; Alberto Amore, New
York. 32566
32580
Mustang (The) band; cowboy march;
pf. conductor. © 1 e. Dec. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 187008; Howard Smith Mon-
ger, Silver City, N. M. 32567
My baby’s in the movies; w Harry
Pease, m Vincent Rose; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 12, 1986; E pub. 59275;
Mills music, ine., New York. 32565
My beautiful Oregon; w tr. Rose S.
Meredith, and melody. [English text
only] © 1. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
136424; Josef Simunek, Eugene, Or.
32569
My beautiful vision of love; waltz song,
melody J. W. Tyler and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Dec, 1, 1986; E unp. 136098;
James William Tyler, Lorton, Va.
32570
My belief in you; fox-trot song, arr.
Homer Rhodes. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936;
E unp. 136560; Paul W. Brown and
Homer 8. Rhodes, Los Angeles.
32
My conversation with the moon; song.
©1e. Nov. 4, 1936; E unp. 135637;
Emile Harrison, Chicago. 32572
My darling Nora; waltz song, melody
Frank Gallagher and Ben Adelman.
© 1. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135535;
Edward Kelly, Brooklyn. 82573
My dear—my dear; w and melody Sid
Sydney. © 1 c¢. Nov. 21, 1936; E
unp. 135548; Sidney Levine, Brook-
lyn. 32574
My diary of you; song, melody EH. Port
Folio and Ben Adelman. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1986; E unp. 1385521; Edward
Port Folio, South Ozone, L. I., N. Y.
32575
My dream of you; song. © 1. Nov.
24, 1986; E unp. 135628; John Arthur
Amrhein, New York. 32576
My ecstasy; w and melody. © 1 «
Dec. 22, 1986; E unp. 1386957; Gladys
Marie Garrison, Portland, Or. 32577
My eyes are feasting when they rest on
you; song, pf. sc. Robt. F. Taylor.
©1e. Oct. 29, 1936; E unp. 136264;
Maria Masias, Denver. 32578
My eyes are like the thirsty desert;
song. ©1e. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
186543; Grace B. Walker, Lowell,
Mich. - 82579
My favorite pastime is to pastime with
you; w S. Prosen, melody W. Solodar.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 135700;
William Solodar and Sid Prosen,
Philadelphia. 32580
: 1445
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32581
My first tunes; poems Margaret Lyell;
pf. © Nov. 10, 1986; E for. 46636;
Barbara Kirkby-Mason, London.
32581
My gal Sal; fox moderato; orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46646; H.
MacKnight, Paris. 32082
My garden; w Hric Parker, m Frances
McCollin; sop. and alto. © Dee. 16,
1936; E pub. 59130; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 32083
My heart feels a thrill; fox-trot song,
arr. Homer Rhodes. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
1986; E unp. 1386559; Paul W. Brown
and Homer S. Rhodes, Los Angeles.
32584
My heart is aflame; fox trot song, mel-
ody M. Banks and Ben Adelman. ©
1 ce. Dee. 12, 1986; E unp. 1386506;
Mannie Banks, New York. 32585
My heart is calling for you; w and m
Anna Case. © 1c. Dee. 3, 1936; E
unp. 136067; Anna Case Mackay,
New York. 32586
My heart is in a violin; w and m Alex
Hyde, Will Hudson and Eddie De
Lange; with guit. arr. © Dee. 12,
1936; E pub. 59276; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 32587
My heart is singing; from Three smart
girls, w Gus Kahn, m_ Bronislaw
Kaper and Walter Jurmann. © Dec.
3, 1936; E pub. 58957 ; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 32588
My heart’s on fire, but I’ve got cold
feet; w and melody. ©1e. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135804; Harry P. Gam-
ble, jr., New Orleans. 32089
My heart wants you; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 e. Nov. 19,
1936; E unp. 185541; Louise Dawson,
Richmond, Calif. 32590
My home in the wild-wood; w Phoebie
Rankin; pf. © 1 ec. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135866; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 32591
My home land; w and m Harriet L.
Rivers and A. Thurston Williams. ©
1 ec. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135829;
Harriet L. Williams, Cleveland.
32592
My home up in heaven; hymn, w War-
ren A. Fifield. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1936;
E unp. 135494; Floyd Conaway, Ham-
mond, Ind. 32593
My idol of the radio; w and melody.
© 1¢. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135803;
Harry Slater, New York. 32594
pt. 1, n.s., v.31
My Ireland; w J. Yarmov, melody H.
Haltenorth and M. Tracy. © 1 «.
Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 186483; Jack
Yarmov, Hardy Haltenorth and Me-
Kee Tracy, Atlantic City. 32595
My Irish eyes; w and m Anna Case;
high ‘voice; in’ A’ flat” ©\Wecwe
1936; E pub. 59146; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 32596:
My island home; w and m Wddie Al-
kire; Hawaiian guits.; in F and B
flat. © Nov. 27, 1936; E pub. 58872;
Elbern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton,
Pa. 32597
My Jesus, as Thou wilt ; hymn-anthem,
w Benjamin Schmolck, tr. Jane
Borthwick, m John Winter Thomp-
son; mixed voices. © Dec. 9, 1936;
E pub, 59203 ; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, 32598.
My kingdom for love, when love is
king; fox-trot, w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 17, 1986; EH unp. 186833; Fred-
erick William Durfee Cromweed, New
York. 32599.
My lady of the night; song. © 1.
Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 135492; Josef
Frank Gronkiewicz, Hamtramck,
Mich. 32600
My lips would sing; w Edmund Leamy,
m Maurice Baron. © Dec. 3, 1936;
E pub. 58846; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 32601
My little boy; song, w Henry Schultz.
© 1c. Dec, 14, 1936; E unp. 136536;
J. Chas. McNeil, Los Angeles. 32602
My little buckaroo; w Jack Scholl, m
M. K. Jerome. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1936;
E unp. 156284; Music publishers hold-
ing corp., New York. 32603
My little mother in old Tennessee;
waltz song, melody A. L. Larkin and
Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 185537; Ann Lawson Larkin,
Duck River, Tenn. 32604
My little red fiddle; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E ump.
186010; Margaret Greeley, Dallas
Center, Ia. 32605
My lost love; w and melody. © 1 ¢«
Dec. 5, 19386; E unp. 136131; An-
thony Stornantis, Philadelphia.
32606
My love for you; w S. Rachel; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 13, 1986; E unp. 136297;
Sophia Rachel and Mona Herrington,
Canton, O. 32607
1446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
My luve is like a red, red rose; Ww
Robert Burns, and melody. © 1 ©.
Dec. 7, 19386; E unp. 136196; Syde
Waller, Chicago, 32608
My marvelous girl; w J. Leon Towers,
m Luther A, Clark ; with ukulele arr,
© Noy. 20, 1986; E pub. 59545 ; Tow-
ers pub. co., Federalsburg, Md.
32609
My Missouri home in the hills; w and
m Tex Owens. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936;
E unp. 1386848; Doie Hensley Owens,
Kansas City, Mo. 52610
My most beautiful love song; fox trot,
w Sam Adelman, and melody. ©
1c. Dee, 12, 19386; E unp. 186502;
Eric Given, Juan les Pins, France.
32611
My mother; w and melody. © 1 «
Dee, 17, 1936; E unp. 186692; Maria
M. Cassell, Philadelphia. 32612
My mother-in-law ; w and melody D. R.
Hoag. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp.
136596; Donald R. Hoag, Elyria, O.,
and Harry Ludwig, Detroit. 32613
My mountain cabin ‘neath the pines;
song. © Nov. 26, 1936; E pub. 59045 ;
Birdie T. Jeffries Chadwick, Hunt-
ington, W. Va. 32614
My nephew from Nice; from That girl
from Paris, w Edward Heyman, m
Arthur Schwartz; with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Dec. 1, 1936; E pub. 58835;
Chappell & co., inc., New York.
32615
My Nevada Valley ; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 135589; Elva Francis Brasier,
New Orleans. 32616
My old-fashioned sweetheart in an old
gilded frame; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1.¢. Noy. 27, 1936; EB unp. 135757 ;
Helene Marguerite Greene, Rochester,
ING 32617
My old home; w Eva French Rhoades ;
peoe ik ¢c Dee: 7,. 1936 Esa.
136230; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 32618
My old hot stuff ain’t so hot no more;
song. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1936; E unp.
136590 ; Dorothea Mildred Bates, Des
Moines. 32619
My only love; w Sam Ward, m Harold
Nagel and Joe Pafumy. © Nov. 7,
1936; E pub. 58756; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 32620
My own Castilian rose; tango, w Roy
La Rouche, and melody. © 1 «.
1
A
+
3263+
Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135690; Maude
Lees, Oakland, Calif. 32621
My own little Irish sweetheart; song,
arr. I. Theresa Folger. © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1986; E unp: 186791; Ruby A.
MelIntyre, Pinehurst, Mass. 32622
My place of dreams come true; marci
and song. © Noy. 26, 1936; E pub.
59043; Birdie T. Jeffries Chadwick,
Huntington, W. Va. 32623
song. ©1c. Dec.
14, 1986; E unp. 136557; Elizabeth
Whittaker Haskell, Dallas. 32624
My rosary of memories; song, m H. T.
My rip top snorter ;
Ayres, arr. J. Rosemarin. © Oct. 24
1936; E for. 46760; Ella M. Grant,.
Hdam, Sask., Canada. 32625..
My rose of the valley; w Carl William.
Miller; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E:
unp. 135865; Sylvester Long Cross,.
Portland, Or. 32626.
My silver dollar man; from Marked
woman, w Al. Dubin, m Harry War-
ren. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp.
137085; Musie publishers holding
corp., New York. 32627
My stream-line sweetie; w Charles: Wil-
bert Moore; pf. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1385904; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 32628
My sugar takes me with a grain of salt;
w and m Carmen Lombardo and
John Jacob Loeb, pf. se. Geo. N.
Terry; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Nov. 27, 19386; E pub. 58839; Famous
music corp., New York. 32629
My sweet; song. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936;
E unp. 1386181; Jacob Bromberg,
North Hollywood, Calif. 32630
My sweet Chiquita; from Song of the
gringo, w and m Tex Ritter; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 7, 1936;
E pub. 58887; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 32631
My sweetheart of to-morrow, will he
Iny sweetheart of to-day; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec. 3, 1936; E unp.
136137; Jack Curry, Chicago. 32682
My television star; w Bob Kidd, m Bert
Kidd; with ukulele arr. and chord
figures for banjo, guit. and pf. ac-
cordion. © Sept. 28, 1936; E for.
46524; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
32633.
My testimony ; chorus; pf., with w. ©
Apr. 1, 19382; E pub. 58745; Merrill
Dunlop, Chicago. 32634
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pt. lI, n. s., v. 31
My treasure; w and m Michael Carr,
Alan Goodridge and Horatio Nich-
ols; with arr. for ukulele and ac-
cordeon. © Dec. 3, 1936; E for.
47119; Lawrence Wright music Co.,
Itd., London. 32635
My true, but untrue love; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1 ec. Nov. 21,
1936; E unp. 185504; Margaret H.
Modin, Cleveland. 32636
My very naughty Don Juan; pf., with
w. © 1c Dec. 10, 1936; E unp.
136368; Maria A. Haces Posada, New
York. 32636
My weakness is your eyes; song, w
J. L. MeNeil. © 1 ¢ Dee. 28, 1986;
E unp. 136984; J. Chas. McNeil, Los
Angeles. 32635
My wonderful dreams; w Scotty Arm-
strong, m Frances Buckley. © 1 ec.
Noy. 27, 1986; E unp. 135832; W.
Seott Armstrong, Endicott, N. Y.
32639
Mystic (The) knights of the sea; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1986; E unp.
136464; Harold Vincent Thorne,
Huntington, W. Va. 32640
Na dubt, dubozku; Russian folk-song,
words and melody coll. and harmon-
ied. | (hussial wext Only ia. ©), 1..c.
Noy. 18, 1986; E unp. 1385487; Alfred
Julius Swan, Swarthmore, Pa.
32641
Na ponas; melody Tetos Demetriades.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp. 186629;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 32642
Nach dem bier, lieber schatz, noch ein
bier, lieber schatz; stimmungswalzer,
text Gert von Zitzewitz, m Walter
Schtitze. © Mar. 24, 1986; E for.
46713; Wiener bohéme verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 32643
Nani ona pua; from Waikiki wedding,
Hawaiian lyric Jimmy K. Lowell, m
Ralph Rainger.. © 1 ec. Dee. 18,
1936; E unp. 136729; Famous music
corp., New York. 32644
National Christmas carols; unison, 3
and 4-pt., compiled Archibald Thomp-
son Davison, Augustus Delafield
Zanzig and Thomas Whitney Surette.
© Oct. 7, 1936; E pub. 58932; BE. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 32645
Natthimmeln ; sang, Erik Gustaf Geijer.
© Oct. 9, 1986; E for. 46554; A.—b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, Stock-
holm, 32646
Naughty little girl, yoo! hoo; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 2, 19386; E unp. 1356388;
David A. Kulaszewicz, Bessemer,
Mich. 32647
Nautical (A) suite; by Laurence Craw-
ford; pf. © Nov. 12, 1986; E for.
46882: W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia. 32648
Nearer my God to Thee; arr. Joseph A.
Lenz; basso guit., in diagram, with in-
struction. © Nov. 16, 1936; E pub.
58936: Harry G. Stanley, Rocky
River, O. 32649
Nearer to love; pf. ©1c. Dee. 9, 1936;
E unp. 137022; Jack Crowder, Indian-
- apolis. 32650
Need (The) ; musical monologue, w EHd-
gar A. Guest, m Hrnest Longstaffe;
pf. © Dee. 18, 1936; E for. 47151;
Reynolds & co., London. 32651
Negar; tango, letra Ignacio Rodriguez,
m Otilio Rivera S. © 1. Dee. 14,
1836; E unp. 1386651; Otilio Rivera
Salazar, Santa Barbara, Calif. 32652
Nenita mia; w José Norman, m Fred
Jackson; orch. pts. © Nov. 4, 1936:
KE for. 46866 ; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 32653
Nero und Acté; tragische oper, neue
italien. tibersetzung Rinaldo Kiifferle,
neuer katalan. text u. m Joan Manén,
op. A—21, klaviersatz rev. Alfred
Kuntzsch. Klavierauszug mit text.
(German, Italian and Spanish texts]
©-Oct. .7, 1936; Bh. for) 402 exe
Cranz, g.m.b.h., Leipzig. 32654
Nervous (The) rhythm malady: w and
m “Joe Bonell; pf.” ©° Ic Novew:
1936; E unp. 134800; Joseph Bonelli,
Philadelphia. 32655
Nessuno pit di me; slow fox, versi
Cambi e Bixio Cherubini, m Bruno
Quarantotto, oreh. G. Giacomazzi;
orch. pti. © Oct. 1, 1986; E for.
46888; Societa anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 32656
Neues (Hin) leben fangt an; aus Das
schloss in Flandern, text Willy
Dehmel, m Franz Grothe. © June
11, 1986; E for. 47065; Beboton-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 32657
Never; w Jules Loman, m Louis Ricca ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dee. 30,
1936; E pub. 59346; Jewel music pub.
co., ine., New York. 32658
Never gonna love again; song. ©1«.
Dec. 4, 1986; E unp. 136653; Clarke
Hodgson, Council Bluffs, Ia. 32659
1448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
New (The) easy method for piano ac-
cordion; by Geo. H. Smith. © Dec.
29, 1936; AA 221853; Wm. J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 32660
New friends—true friends; waltz, w
Streeter Stuart, m Fred W. Pike, arr.
Lindsay McPhail; band pts. © Nov.
21, 1986; E pub. 59283; Fred W. Pike
music co., El] Reno, Okl. 32661
New horizons; march, Alfons Czibulka,
arr. Geo. H. Sanders; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 4, 1936; E pub. 58866; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. 32662
New temple choruses; sacred choruses,
w W. Dillon and Mrs. J. F. Pully-
blank. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub. 59126;
Wm. Dillon, Fort Wayne. 32663
New Year’s eve 1918; w Gordon Bot-
tomley, m John Patrick Somers-Cocks.
© Oct. 27, 1986; E for. 46746;
Augener, Itd., London. 32664
New York; w and melody Alan Jones
and A. Stanley. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1936;
H unp. 135730; Aileen Stanley, New
York. 32665
New York City; w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 136780; Alfred
Seriven, Astoria, L. I., N. Y. 32666
New York City is the key; w and mel-
ody. ©1l1e Nov. 21, 1936; E unp.
136295; Frank J. David, New York.
32667
New York City you're our pride; pf.,
with w. © Oct. 15, 1936; E pub.
59105; Charles B. Weston, Oakhurst,
ING Je 32668
News editorial; march, melody. ©1ce.
Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 187065; George
John Demchak, Osceola Mills, Pa.
32669
Ngiuliné canzone melodia Antonio
Vivio. ©1c. Nov. 30, 1986; E unp.
135968 ; Pietro De Feo, New York.
32670
Nie bede cie rwaia konwalijko biata;
stowa: Adama Asnyka, m: St. Nie-
wiadomski, op. 49, nr. 7. © Oct. 8,
1936; E for. 46708; G. Seyfarth,
Lwow, Poland. 32671
Nie chce wiedzie¢; tango, stowa Zenon
Friedwald, m Fred Scher. © Nov.
25, 1986; E for. 47111; Nowa scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 32672
Night; fox-trot, w Milton Pascal, m
Edgar Fairchild; arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub.
59153 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 32673
32686
w and melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 136011; Dorothy Lin-
denberg, Los Angeles. 32674
Night herding lullaby; w and m Tex
Owens. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1936; E unp.
136849; Doie Hensley Owens, Kansas
City, Mo. 32675
Night in California; w Jacob Jacobs,
and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5, 1936;
E unp. 181486; Alexander Olshanet-
sky, New York. 32676
Night (A) in Granada; serenade es-
panole, Jose Serrano, arr. Joseph H.
Momo; pf. accordion. © Dec. 19,
1986; E pub. 59240; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 32677
Night must fall; from The tenth man,
w Hdgar Blatt, m Hugh Wade; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 26, 1936; E for.
46603; J. Norris music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 32678
Night (The) ride; by Sid Phillips; pf.
© Dee. 11, 1936; E for. 46998 ; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
32679
Night-time in Rio; w and m Harry
Sosnik and Cliff Friend; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Nov. 30, 1986; E pub.
58842; Harms, inc., New York. 32680
Night (The) we met; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1986; E unp. 136034;
Joseph Graystone Raymond, Draper,
Utah. 32681
Nights‘'(The) without you; pf., with
w. ©1.e Nov. 24, 1936: E unp.
135675; Anne Mae Avery, Brookline,
Mass. 32682
Nikt inny tylko ty; tango, stowa:
Andrzej Wtast, m: A. Buzuk i A.
Holctreger. © Dee. 27, 1935; E for.
46791; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 32683
Nimm nur mein herz; lied u. tango,
deutscher text Gerd Karlick, italien-
ischer text M. Galdieri, m C. A. Bixio.
© Nov. 5, 1985; E for. 47071; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky) Vienna. 32684
Nino del albaicin; paso doble zambra,
H. Mateo; orch. pts. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46650; H. MacKnight,
Paris. 32685
No es igual; letra y m José Sabre Mar-
roquin. May 16, 1986; E for.
46924; Asociacién mexicana de au-
tores y compositores, s. a., Mexico,
i 1) apt oh 32686
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32687
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TI, n. s., v. 31
No kidding; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1986; E unp. 136018;
Henry W. Scott, Lake Lillian, Minn.
32687
No matter where you ramble the heart
sings home sweet home; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 28, 19386; E unp.
135824; William Henry Clifford.
Hartford. 32688
No more tears; from Broadway gallant,
w Ralph Freed, m Burton Lane. ©
1 ¢«. Dec. 28, 1986; E unp. 136963;
Famous music corp., New York.
32689
No more war; pf. with w. Card 534 in. |.
by 9 in. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59243; William Moore, Hyattsville,
Md. 32690
No news: w and m Ord Hamilton. ©
Dec. 5, 1936; E for. 46956; Macmelo-
dies, ltd., London. 32691
No sun; w Harry Clarkson, m Jeff
Clarkson and Lou Leaman; with guit.
arr. © Dec. 12, 1986; E. pub. 59277;
Mills music, ine., New York. 32692
Nobody could double for you. w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 24, 1936: E
unp. 135782; Robert F.. Calder, De-
troit. 32693
Nobody else but my sugar and me; w
J. Harris, melody E. O'Hara. ©1c.
Dee. 4, 1986; E unp. 136931; Jack
Harris and Ernie O’Hara, Chicago.
32694
Nobody to love; w Bob Miller, m Rob-
ert King; with guit. arr. © Dec. 7,
1986; E pub. 58989; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. New York. 32695
Noche de mi tierra; bolero, cancién. ©
1 ¢e. Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 135988;
Ricardo Fabrega, Panama, Panama.
32696
Nodding daisies; by Wallace A. John-
son; pf. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59186; Theodore Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia, 32697
Non posso viver senza te; slow fox,
versi L, L. Martelli e E. Neri, m A.
Derevitsky, [and] O Susanna; can-
zone fox-trot, parole A. R. Borella, m
e arr. F. Bergamini: orchestrina pti.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 47132; Car-
isch, s. a., Milan. 32698
Nona lira: violin. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1936;
E unp. 186724; Samuel Pokrass, New
York. 32699
unp. 1386978; Alexander Borrowman,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 32700
Normandy shepherdess song; by Bain-
bridge Crist; pf. © Dee. 17, 1936;
EB. pub. 59317; Harold Flammer, ine.,
New York. 32701
Northland songs—no. 1; [new w to old
tunes compiled] John Murray Gib-
bon, pf. arrs. Harold Eustace Key;
with guit. chords. © Nov. 27, 19386;
EH for. 46903; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd., Toronto. 32702
Norton (Spencer) Three dances; op.
.5, nos, 1-3; pf.. © Dec. 22,,1936:
E pub. 59209; Spencer Norton, Nor-
man, Ok], 32708
Not just anyone, but you [and] You;
songs, m Ralph M. Warren. © 1 ©¢.
Dee. 17, 1936; E unp. 136741; Thomas
Todd Johnston, Charlton City, Mass.
32704
Note instruction; arr, A. P. McKinney.
© Dec. 8, 1936; E pub. 59284; Mc-
Kinney pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 32705
Notes and keys; music work-book for
teaching, reading and _ transposing
instrumental and vocal music, Jose-
phine Watrous Hazen. © Dec. 9,
1936: E pub. 59205; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 32706
Nothin’ to nothin’ my love score with
you; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 22,
1936: E unp. 136932; Gale Borden
Hunt, San Jose, Calif. 32707
Nothing ’til now; w and melody Paul
Denniker. © 1 ec. Dee. 28, 1936; BE
unp. 187059; Joe Davis, ine, New
York. 32708
Notte azzurra; tango, parole Angelo
Nessi, m Robert Stolz, op. 455, rid.
per canto e pf. © Nov. 16, 1936;
E for. 47164; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, s. a., Milan. 32709
Notte per sognare; canzone valzer, dal
film Non ti conosco piti, versi Mario
Zambrelli, m Giulio Bonnard; orch.
pti. © Oct. 1, 1936: E for. 46886;
SocietA anonima musicale Bixio,
Milan, Italy. 32710
Nous irons 1a-bas; chanson. © Aug.
20, 1936; E for. 46672; Marcel
Vogade, Paris. 32711
Now and forever; w and m Bill Mc-
Henry; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1936;
E unp. 135785; William Hancock Mc-
Henry, jr., Chicago. 32712
Nora’s song; song, w Blanche HE. Holt} Now is the time and place; song, w
Murison. © 1 ¢. Dee. 28, 1936; E
Inas J. Boulware. © 1 ¢. Dee. 5,
1450
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
1936; E unp. 1386136; Nina B. Collins,
Sacramento, Calif. 32713
Now the day is over; by Barnby,—
Softly now the light of day; by
Weber [and] Taps; arr. George F.
Briegel; full band. pts. © Nov. 30,
19386; E pub. 59089; George F.
Briegel, inc., New York. 32714
Now they’re ‘dancing the streamline;
song, melody Jack Schatenstein. ©
1 ec. Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 136856;
August Kronberg, Sparta, Wis.
382715
Now you're talkin’ my language; from
23% hours leave, w Ted Koehler and
Sidney Mitchell, melody Sam H.
Stept. © 1c. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp.
136716; Santly bros.-Joy, inc., New
York. 32716
Nowoczesna polka; pf. © Oct. 30,
1936; E pub. 59007; Leon F. Witkow-
ski, Brooklyn. 32717
Nuova tecnica delle scale; di Maxim
Jacobsen e Béla Szigeti. v. 1° ©
May 31, 1936; E for. 46566; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 32718
Nur du, Maria; walzer aus Ave Maria,
text Franz Baumann, m Ernesto de
Curtis. © June 30, 1936; E for.
47061; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 32719
Nur ein kleiner strauss narzissen; fox-
trot, text Bruno Balz, m Jim Cowler.
© Apr. 2, 1935; E for. 46829; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 32720
Nur in meinem schrebergarten fitihle
ich mich wohl; lied u. slowfox, text
Fritz Lohner u. Erwin W. Spahn, m
Robert Stolz, op. 656. © Nov. 18,
1935 ; E for. 47069 ; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Harzmansky) Vienna.
32721
O baby; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 30,
1986; E unp. 136994; Kenneth A.
Roane, Buffalo. B2722
O come, all ye faithful [and] Santa
Claus march; arr. R. B. Richards;
pf., with w. © Dec. 15, 1936; E pub.
59216; Groene music pub. co., Cin-
cinnati. Sate
[and] The first Noel; old tradi-
tional Christmas carol: arr. J. How-
ard Spencer; pf., with w. © Dec. 15,
1936; E pub. 59218; Groene music
pub. co., Cincinnati. 32724
O darkest woe; old German song, new
arr. mixed cho., with bar and ten.
32737
solo. © Oct. 30, 1986; E pub. 58985;
Herman W. Monson, Moorhead, Minn.
32725
O give thanks unto the Lord; anti-
phonal Psalm, m Carl F, Mueller;
mixed cho., and 2-pt. treble cho.;
organ ace. © Dee. 17, 1936; E pub.
59318; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 32726
O God of earth and altar; w G. K.
Chesterton, m Ivor R. Davies ; mixed
voices, Nov. 24, 1936; E for.
46800; Banks & son, York, England.
32727
O holy light; hymn, harmony Mrs.
[D. G.] Berg. © Nov. 28, 1986; EH
pub. 58963; D. G. Berg, Birmingham,
Ala. 32728
O little town of Bethlehem; w Phillips
Brooks, m Oley Speaks, rev. Carl
Deis ; mixed voices; pf. or organ acc.
ad lib. © Sept. 29, 1986; E pub.
59321; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
32729
O Lord, grant the king a long life; an-
them, w from Psalm 61, m Thomas
Weelkes, ed. from Barnard’s First
book of selected church musick, EKd-
mund H. Fellowes; six and seven
mixed voices; organ acc. © Oct. 8,
1986; E for. 46769; Oxford univ.
press, London. 32730
O lovely heart; poem Joseph M. Plunk-
ett; mixed cho. © Nov. 27, 1936; E
for. 46947; Hugh S. Roberton, Glas-
gow. 32731
O my luve’s like a red, red rose; w
Robert Burns, m Hugh S. Roberton.
© Dec. 2, 1936; E for. 46999; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 32732
O, saw ye the lass; song, w Richard
Ryan; in D flat. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 135810; Charles HE. An-
derson, San Francisco. 32733
O’ Tahiti; w and melody. ©1 ce. Dec.
17, 1986; E unp. 186885; Augie Gou-
pil, Hollywood, Calif. 32734
O, you; song, m Helen H. Dunlap. ©
1c Noy. 30, 1936; E unp. 1386033;
Dorothy Anne Dunlap, Rensselaer,
Ind. 32735
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle; from
Tales of Hoffmann, arr. Lucien For-
dell; pf. © Dec. 21, 1936; E pub.
59136; Shattinger piano & music ©Co.,
St. Louis. 32736
Oh baby: w and melody. ©1ce. Nov.
27, 1936; E unp. 187082; Charles Wil-
liam Shepherd, Syracuse, N. Y.
382737
1451
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32738
pt. 124, n. s., v. 3L
Oh, Christmas time; pf., with w.
1 ¢. Dee. 7, 1986; E unp. 136186;
Leonard Chamberlin, Mishawaka,
Ind. 32738
Oh! Grace, she slappa da bass; w and
m Will E. Haines and Fred Neville;
with ukulele arr. and chord figures
for banjo, guit. and pf. accordion. ©
Sept. 28, 1936; E for. 46523: Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 32739
Oh! I’ve got sand in my shoes; w and
m Edward St. Clair Piggott: with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 20, 1936; E pub.
59066; Tropical song counter, Miami,
Fla. 32740
Oh joy! Santa sure was here; song. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 136558;
Kate C. Becker, Chicago. 32741
Oh, let it stay put: w Louise Mann
Hardy, m and arr. for ukulele etc.
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢ Nov. 23,
1936; E unp. 135581; Mary Louise
Hardy, Piedmont, Calif. 32742
Oh Lordy mama; w and melody W. R.
Calaway and Buddy Moss. © 1 «.
Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135920; W. R.
Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 32743
Oh, love of mine; w and m Virginia
Rose. © 1 ¢. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
135771 ; Osie Marie Balch, Arlington,
Va. 32744
Oh love! Wondrous time: pf., with w.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1936; E unp. 135491;
Ticia Sawyer Akers, Brownfield, Tex.
32745
Oh, my Lord; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 1385755; Augusta Doan
Freeman, Dallas. 32746
Oh Paul, I could not say no more no,
no, no to you; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 22, 1936; E unp. 136924;
Pasquale Santa Emma, Los Angeles.
32747
Oh, say, can you swing; fox-trot, Al
Stillman, Alex Hyde and Basil G.
Adlam, arr. Buzz Adlam; orch. pts.,
with w. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub.
59156; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
“New York. 32748
w and m Al Stillman, Alex Hyde
and Basil G. Adlam; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Dec. 3, 1936; E pub.
58801 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 32749
Oh! She loves me, yes, yes; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Noy. 23, 1936; E
unp. 1385583 ; Clyde North, Los Ange-
les. 32750
©] Ob soul, come unto Me; w Pearl Rad-
cliffe Lindal; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 1385903; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32751
Oh sweetheart, in a month and a day 3.
w Roseanna White; pf. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1936; E unp. 135869; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 32152:
Oh, tell the wondrous ‘story; hymn.
© Dec. 1, 19386; E pub. 58904; John
Hide, Anaconda, Mont. 32753
Oh that Russian; melody. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1986; E unp. 186066; Meyer Kas-
owsky, Brooklyn. 32754
Oh! Won't that be a great great day;
w and melody. ©1e. Dec. 10, 1936;
E unp. 136448; Martha Murray,
Brockville, Ont., Canada. 327509
Oh yes? Take another guess; w Al
Sherman and Charles Newman, m
Murray Mencher; with guit. arr.
Dec. 14, 1936; E pub. 59008; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 32756
Old Black Joe; arr. Joseph A. Lenz;
basso guit., in diagram, with instruc-
tion. © Nov. 16, 19386; E pub. 58937 ;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
32757
Old (The) fashioned mill; w Mary L.
Forbes, melody Bennie Bartlett. ©:
1 ce. Oct. 23, 1986; E unp. 1361238;
Famous music corp., New York.
32758.
Old home place; waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. ©1e. Nov. 19, 1936;
EH unp. 135531; Altia Sweet Epling,
Waverly, Ill. 32759:
Old Man Rhythm in Mars; pf., with w.
©1e. Dee. 5, 1936; E unp. 136341 ;.
Irene Barbara Seel, Minneapolis.
32760:
Old (An) melody; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
1386149; Modesto Reyes, Atlantic
City. 32761
Old (The) mill by the stream; w and
melody. © 1 .e¢ Dec. 19, 1936; E
unp. 1386807; Margaret Miller, Han-
non P. O., Ont., Canada. 32762
Old Nebraska moon; waltz. song; with
guit. arr. © Dee. 3, 1936; E pub.
58826 ; L. E. Hilton, Rehrersburg, Pa.
32763.
Old New England; w and m L. T:
Brown. © 1c. Nov. 2, 19386; E unp.
135781; Leonard T. Brown and
George Wedberg, Bridgeport, Conn.
32764
1452
MUSICAL
no. 12, 1936
Old (The) wedding ring; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135592;
Berthold Figur, Minburn, Alta.,
Canada. 32765
‘Omni roses blooming; w and m George
H. Chubey; pf.; © 1 c. Dee. 7, 1986;
E unp. 1386224; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. ' 32766
On a little bamboo bridge; w Archie
Fletcher, melody Al Sherman. ©
1 ec. Dee. 3, 1936; E unp. 1361938; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 32767
On a starry night in Ireland; song. ©
Nov. 5, 1936; E pub. 58929; J. Ber-
nard Lynch, Boston. 32768
‘On blooming meadows; concert waltz,
Julie Rive King, rev. and arr. Louis
Victor Saar; pf. © Dec. 21, 1936;
E pub. 59140; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 32769
On the avenue of Love; fox trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 e¢. Dee.
12, 1986; E unp. 186496; Norman
Hoffman, West Chester, Pa. 32770
‘On the banks of the Don; by A. Fer-
raris; orch. © Nov. 1, 1936; E for.
47020; J. Liber, London. 32071
On the bay at Monterey; w and melody.
© 1 ¢«. Dee. 19, 1936; E unp. 136879 ;
Howard Keating, San Francisco.
BA
On the desert [and] Just for you;
hymns. © Jan. 28, 1936; E pub.
58946; Hthel Ruth Huth, Richmond,
Mich. 32773
On the farm; w and m Ophel. Pardo,
arr. Miriam Gallant. ©1e. Nov. 24,
1936; E unp. 135676; Henry Adams,
Rochester, N, Y. 32774
On the range in the sweet beyond;
pf., with w. © 1. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 136544; Jim Doss, San Jose,
Calif. 32775
On your golden wedding day; song.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 136461 ;
Thelma Carol Bybee, Roy, Utah.
32776
Once on a summer day; w Nancy Byrd
Turner, m Raymond Earle Mitchell,
arr. Wayne Howorth; women’s cho.,
with sop. solo. © Aug. 25, 1936;
E pub. 57324; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 32777
Once upon a time; 5 fairy tales, Bern-
ard Rogers; small orch. Sc. Juilliard
ed. © Nov. 28, 1936; E pub. 59258;
Hdwin F. Kalmus, New York. 32778
COMPOSITIONS
32792
Once when the world was young; mem-
ory, Ww Frank Buckland from the Ger-
man of Ricarda Huch, m Raymond
Loughborough; low, in D. © Dec.
2, 19386; E for. 47000; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 32779
Once you were mine; pf., with w. ©
1c. Dee. 21, 19386; E unp. 136960;
John Howard Marks, Baltimore.
32780
Cne little kiss and a smile; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 25, 1986; E unp. 135719;
George Lomas, Philadelphia. 32781
Qne lovely name; w Walter Savage
Landor, m J. Bertram Fox. © Dee.
4, 1986; E pub. 58909; Galaxy music
corp., New York. 32782
One moment; w and melody. © 1 «.
Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 186268; Marvin
Edgar Putnam, Salt Lake City.
32783
One never knows, does one? from Stow-
away, w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with guit. arr. © Dec.
2, 1936; E pub. 58795; Robbins music
corp., New York. 32784
Gne night; w Nellie Hooper Powell; pf.
©1e. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 135848 ;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32785
Cne song in my heart; w J. Harris,
melody E. O'Hara. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1936; E unp. 136930; Jack Harris and
Ernie O’Hara, Chicago. 32786
One step at a time; hymn. © 1 ©.
Dee. 28, 19386; E unp. 187046; Milli-
cent Foote Patterson, Mesa, Arizona.
32787
One sweet rose; song. © 1c. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 1387021; George A.
Hadley, Denver. 32788
Only for you; song, arr. Harry P. Guy.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 136354 ;
Benny Picconi, Detroit. 32789
Only Jesus; w Clara Spong Hoff; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 136223;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32790
Only (The) night; w Jacob Jacobs, and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1936; E unp.
131487; Alexander Olshanetsky, New
York. 32791
Only (The) one that ever won my
heart; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1986;
EK unp. 136139; Phyllis Gaines Jones,
Quincy, Mass. 32792
1455
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82798
Only you; song. © 1 ce, Dee, 31,
W unp, 187077; John B. Becton,
1936;
Hot
Springs, Ark. 32193
Onward and forward with Leche; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 14, 1986;
HM unp. 186540; Paul English, Baton
Rouge, La. 82794
Onward with Roosevelt; song, m Chas.
H. Gruss. © 1c. Dec, 4, 1986; B
unp, 186086; Frieda Gruss, Whittier,
Oalif, 82795
Open Thou my eyes; anthem, w Hallie
Miller and Marjorie Elliott, m M.
Diliott; 2-pt. cho. © Nov. on, 1986;
K pub, 58759; Paul A. Schmitt music
co., Minneapolis. 82796
Orazione (L’) nell’ orto; da IT misteri
dolorosi, Nino Cattozzo; oreh. Par-
titura. © Nov. 16, 1986; BH for, 46754 ;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 32797
Organ (The), the monkey and me; nov-
elty song, w Jack Le Soir and Harry
Clarkson, m Jeff Clarkson; with arr.
for guit., ete. © Dee, 21, 1986; FE pub.
59112; Sam Fox pub. co., Chicago.
82798
Orgullosa; melody Ben Martinez and
Antonio Flores. © 1 e. Dee. 18, 1986;
WH unp. 1836889; Ndward B. Marks
musie corp., New York, 32799
Ornithological (An) suite; symphony or
chamber orch. Se. © Dee. 80, 1986;
WH pub. 593844; Quinto Maganini,
Greenwich, Conn. 82800
Ottobrata ; intermezzo gioioso, Adolfo
Gardelli; piccola oreh. pti. © Nov.
16, 1986; KE for. 46755; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan, 82801
Otworz Janku; stowa: Br. Ostrowska,
m: St. Niewiadomski. © Oct. 8, 1936;
WH for. 46702; G. Seyfarth, Lwoéw,
Poland. 82802
Ouch; by H. W. Friedhofer. © 1 e.
Dec. 19, 1986; IE unp. 186904; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 328038
Oui! je suis d’Paris; 6/8 one step
marche, de Rigolboche, paroles Pierre
Bayle et de Lima, m ©. Oberfeld. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; EH for. 46670; Hditions
musicales Vog, Paris. 82804
Our aeroplane boys; w and melody M.
Davie. © 1c. Noy. 24, 1986; E unp.
185674; Alice Mary Davie, San Fran-
cisco. 82805
Our America; song. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1986; KH unp. 186756; Laura Roslyn
MacFarlane, New York. 32806
14
pt. 111, n. s., v. 82
Our bells ring out; Christmas hymn for
children, w Josephine Dodge Daskam.
© 1 e¢. Dee. 28, 1986; BH unp. 136999 ;
Louise Drake Wright, Brookline,
Mass. 32807
Our birch canoe; song. © 1 e¢. Dee. 28,.
1986; EH unp. 187051; Vivian Linnea
Larson, Rockford, Il. 32808
mareh, Jas. N. Warrington,
Momo; pf. accordion.
I pub. 59241; Kay
New York.
82809
Our Landon; w M. Townsend, m OC.
Lapham; with male qui aoe arr. ©
Sept. 11, 1936; HM pub. 58526; Claude
Lapham and Maida Mowusertlh Ohi-
cago. 82810
© 1 e. Nov. 7,
Mildred Aileen
32811
©
Our capital ;
arr. Joseph WW.
© Dee. 19, 1986;
& Kay musie pub. corp.,
Our misty moon; song.
1986; KH unp. 185776;
Srosius, Los Angeles.
Our old home town; pf., with w.
1c. words Oct. 17, 1 e. music Noy. 80,
19386; HK unp. 186117; Thomas A.
Mareus, Fredonia, Wis. 32812
Our own fireplace; w Bert Rhea, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 23, 1936; 1B unp.
156948; Richard L. Wagner, Pough-
$2813
w and m Tex
keepsie, N. Y.
Out in the golden West ;
Owens; with guit. arr. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1986; KE unp. 136844; Doie Hensley
Owens, Kansas City, Mo. 32814
waltz, w and melody
I. W. Bavoux, rey. Ben Adelman. ©
1 ec. Novy. 19, 1986; FE unp. 13855384; F.
W. Bavoux, Galveston, Tex. 32815.
Out on the lone prairie; from Song of
the gringo, w and m Harry 8. Miller;
Out of the blue;
with arr. for guit., ete. © Dec. 7,
1936; 1) pub. 58888 ; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 32816
Out on the street; w and melody. ©
1 e Dee. 7, 1986; BE ounp. 136215;
Robert M. Allacher, Richmond, Calif.
382817
Out walking with Lucey; fox-trot song,
melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ce. Nov.
19, 1986; BE unp. 135544; Frank L..
Clayton, Tauranga, N. Z. 32818
Ozark blues; w Marion Ball, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1986; BH unp.
1385711; Elsie Burris, Detroit. 382819
Pi kryss i Kattegatt; seglarvals, text:
Paddock, m: Rune Wahlberg; pf. ©
July 24, 1985; 1 for. 46915; A.-b. Carl
Gehrmans musikf6rlag, Stockholm.
32820)
»)
4
MUSICAL
no. 12, 1936
Pi Nyéirsdagen [and] Kolargossen ;
singer Erik Gustaf Geijer. © Oct.
9, 1936; E for. 46562; A.-b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag, Stockholm. 82821
Paean of love; w J. Yarmov, melody
H. Haltenorth and M. Tracy. ©
1c. Dee. 16, 1936; FE unp. 136801;
Jack Yarmov, Hardy Haltenorth and
McKee Tracy, Atlantic City. 32822
Pagan symphony; by Granville Ban-
tock; full ochestral sc. © Oct. 28,
1936; E for. 47117; Granville Ban-
tock and Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon-
don. 32823
Paganini; grosses potpourri aus der
operette, Paul Knepler u. Bela Jen-
bach, m Franz Lehar; pf., mit beige-
fiigtem text. © Aug. 22, 1936; EH
for. 46630; Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz
Lehfér, Vienna. 32824
Panama viejo; bolero, cancién. © 1 e«.
Noy. 30, 1936; E unp. 135939 ; Ricardo
Fabrega, Panama, Panama. 32825
Panamania; from Swing high, swing
low, w and m Al Siegel and Sam Cos-
low. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
136281; Famous music corp., New
York. 32826
Pandean; pastorale, Garth EKdmund-
son; organ. © Dec. 14, 1936; E pub.
59097; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
32827
Pantomime; from IJ Cid, Antonio Sac-
chini, arr. Antonio E. Cafarella ; band
pts. © Nov. 30, 1936; E pub. 58954;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 32828
Panton (George) Four futuristic nov-
elties; plectrum guit. © July 30,
1986; E for. 46600; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 52829
Papa-mama-foxtrot ; nach motiven aus
J. Bayer’s Puppenfee, w and m Ralph
* Benatzky. © Sept. 12, 1986; E for.
46814; Aug, Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 32830)
odeon u. salonorch. stim-
men u. singstimme. © Aug. 28, 1936;
EH for. 46902; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 32831
Papas (Sophocles) Five solos for the
Hawaiian guitar; arr. Dec, 8,
1986; E pub. 58922; Columbia music
co., inc., Washington. 32832
Papierene kinder; melody. © 1 ¢. Dec.
3, 1936; EH unp. 136040; Manny L.
Fleischman, New York. 82833
Paprika; klavier-fox, Rio Gebhardt;
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 9, 1936; E
COMPOSITIONS
32847
for. 47075; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
Leipzig. 32834
Parkin’ (A) place in the air; song, m
Leo Richard. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1936;
K unp. 1385513; Ollie Fittro, Hills-
boro, O. 32835
Parochial (The) hymnal; coll, of Eng-
lish and Latin hymns including a
mass and requiem, for congregational
use and children’s choir, compiled and
arr. Carlo Rossini. © Nov. 2, 1936;
A 99730; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
32836
assing of Jimmie Rodgers; pf., with
w.”* ©°1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1986; E unp.
135992; Elsie McWilliams, Meridian,
Miss. 3283)
Patrician theme; by Alfred Newman.
©1c. Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 136907 ;
Movietone music corp., New York.
32838
Pays d’amour; tango chanté, paroles
Raymond Viney, m Rudolf Revil. ©
Nov. 13, 1936; E for. 46732; Hawkes
& son (London) Iitd., London. 232839
Peace and prosperity; march, melody.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1936; E unp. 134892;
Arthur Prester, Philadelphia. 32840
Peace of mind; w and melody Billy
Hill. © 1c. Nov. 19, 19386; E unp.
135842 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 32841
—— Same. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp.
136289; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 32842
Peaceable (The) kingdom; sequence of
sacred chos., text from the Prophecy
of Isaiah, m Randall Thompson;
mixed voices. © Nov. 6, 1936; E pub.
59074; E. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton. 32843
Pedron (Carlo) Tre minuetti carat-
teristici; pf. © Nov. 16, 1936; EH
for. 47144; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
32844
Peep 0’ day; unison song, w Tennyson,
m Walter Trinder, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy. © Nov. 9, 1936; E
for 46874; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 32845
Peepin’ in the future; song, arr. Bobby
Smith. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
136841; Joseph Murphy, Pittsburgh.
32846
Penguins; w and melody. © 1 c. Dee.
29, 1936; E unp. 136995; Alice Mary
Davie, San Francisco. 32847
1455
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32848
Penny (A) for my thoughts; w and] Philipp (1.)
melody. © 1 c. Dec. 11, 19386; HE
unp. 1364384; Harry P. Gamble, jr.,
New Orleans. 32848
Perfect; by Eddie Lang; plectrum guit.
solo, with pf. or guit. ace. © Dec.
22, 1986; E pub. 59261; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 32849
Perfect (The) brain-child ; w Effie Hill,
m Harry Halper. © 1 ¢ Dee. 18,
1986; EH unp. 1386762; Alice Daniels,
Kl Centro, Calif. 32850
Pergolesi (—) Concerto; on themes of
Pergolesi, arr. John Barbirolli; oboe,
or flute, and strings. Se. and pts. ©
Oct. 8, 1986; E for. 46775; Oxford
univ. press, London. 32851
Perilous lady; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
19386; E unp. 185835; Carr Liggett,
Cleveland. 32852
Perla de Murcia; vals gitano, Leal
Pescador; pf. conducteur. © Sept.
1, 1936; E for. 46653; H. MacKnight,
Paris, 32853
Perpetual commotion; song. © 1 e.
Dec. 22, 1986; E unp. 187073; Irene
Douglass Waldo, Portland, Or. .
32854
Perpetuum mobile; by Johann Strauss,
arr. Aubrey Winter; brass band pts.
© Dee. 15, 1936; E for. 47030;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 32855
Perseverance; song. © Dee. 3, 1986;
EK pub. 58825; Albert Sugden, Strat-
ford, Ont., Canada. 32856
Petals (The) of a rose; w and melody.
© 1 «. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 136342;
Paul Zazick, Elizabeth, N. J. 32857
Peter (Der) hat Marie gektisst; fox-
trot, text Klaus S. Richter, m Jim
Cowler. © Apr. 23, 1936; E for.
46827 ; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
32858
Petite aubade; violon solo et quintette
a cordes, avec pf. conducteur. ©
July 20, 1986; E for. 46743; F. D.
Marchetti, Paris. 32859
Petite valse de concert; by Herbert
Dennison, op. 11; pf. © Dee. 2,
1986; E for. 47002; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 32860
Petitot (Léonce) Trois piéces; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46662; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 32861
Pharmacy; pf., with w. © Dec. 2,
1936; E pub. 58919; A. A. M. Dew-
ing, Baltimore. 32862
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
Trois nouvelles transcrip-
tions libres; d’aprés Giovanni Placido
Turini, Bartoloméo Monari et Corelli;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46692;
Heugel, Paris. 32863
Piano echoes; by Vincent Lopez and
Adolph Deutsch; pf. © Dee. 17,
1936; E pub. 59104; Robbins music
corp., New York. 32864
Piano improvising; by Art Shefte. v.
1. © Nov. 20, 1986; AA 220860;
Forster music publisher, ine, Chi-
cago. 32865
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) Sonata;
in si min., op. 8; violino e pif.
May 27, 1936; EH for. 46564; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 32866
Tre valzer-capricci; op. 20; pf.
nos. 1-3. © May ‘27, 1936-"H) for:
32867
Pick, pick, pickanniny, pick dat cotton ;
from Can this be Dixie, w Sidney
Clare, m Harry Akst; with arr. for
guit., etc. © Nov. 26, 1936; E pub.
)8774; Movietone music corp., New
York. 32868
Piedigrotta 1986; versi Enzo Fusco,
B. U. Canetti, ed altri, m Tito Schipa,
Ernesto de Curtis ed altri. © Sept.
5, 1986; E for. 46900; Emilio Genna-
relli, Naples. 32869
Pioneer days; fox-trot, w Sam Adel-
man, and melody. © 1 e¢. Dee. 1,
1936; E unp. 1386094; Marguerite
Quinby, Western Springs, Ill. 32870
Pitts voice class method for class and
studio; by Carol Marhoff Pitts. v. 1.
© Nov. 18, 19386; AA 219825; Neil A.
Kjos music co., Chicago. 32871
Place in my heart; song. Rev. ©1c.
Oct. 12, 1986; E unp. 136603 ; Charles
Richard Fuller, Wichita Falls, Tex.
52872
Plango; ancient mystery, grand opera,
m W.C. Schad. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1936;
E unp. 135500; Walter C. Schad,
Brentwood, L. I., N. Y. 32873
Play geography ; w Tom Gindhart, mel-
ody J. Savitt and Benj. Musicant. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1986; E unp. 185812;
Jan Savitt, Philadelphia. 32874
Play the scale of C; w and m Margaret
Bronson; pf. © Dec. 15, 1936; EH
pub. 59220; Groene music pub. Co.,
Cincinnati. 32875
Playboy; song, w Antoinette F. Cas-
sidy. © 1. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp.
136201; Frances Tarbox, New York.
32876
46565; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
1456
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 19386
32900
Please come back tomorrow; w and m
Bobby Astor and Robert Tredinnick ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 31, 1936;
E for. 46931; Irwin Dash music co.,
Itd., London. o2Ktt
Please come home dear daddy; w and
m J. G. Gilbert; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 3, 1936; E for. 469382 ;
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, Itd., London.
32878
Please forgive; w Syd Henry, and mel-
ody. ©1c Noy. 30, 1986; E unp.
135961; Oscar Catsiff, Sunnyside,
Aled) ING IY’. 32879
Plegaria cubana; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 15,
1936; E unp. 186688; Hrnestina Le-
cuona, Havana. 32880
Plow. (The) man; w and m Kay
Twomey, Tony Sacco and Ralph Kir-
bery. © Dee. 4, 1936; E pub. 58874;
ABC standard music publications,
inc., New York. 32881
Polka-tina; from Souls at sea, w Leo
Robin, m Ralph Rainger. Voc. ver-
sion. © 1c. Dee. 28, 1936; E unp.
136966; Famous music corp., New
York. 82882
Polly o’ the automat; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 19386; E unp. 1361382;
Ann McNulty, New York. 32883
Pony ride; w Walter Rolfe, m Eliza-
beth Menges; pf. © Dec. 15, 1986:
E pub. 59059; Evans music co., Bos-
ton, 32884
Ponzone (Maria) Quattro liriche;
versi Diego Valeri. © Nov. 13, 1936;
_ E for. 47142; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
32885
Popeye’s got a poppa now; song. ©
1 c« Dee. 9, 1986; E unp. 186859;
Earl EK. Watters, Bloomington, II.
32886
Popeye song folio; 24 songs and ecar-
toons, w Tot Seymour, Bob Rothberg
and Dave Fleischer, m Vee Lawn-
hurst and Sammy Timberg; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 22, 1986; E
pub. 59213; Famous music corp., New
York. 32887
Por la senda; melodia, B. Martinez. ©
1 ec, Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136881;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 32888
Por tu causa mujer; melodia, P. Cruz
and Mateo Nieto. © 1 ¢. Dee. 18,
19386: E unp. 136884; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 32889
Porgqué no me miras; rumba cubana,
H. Mateo; orch. ptes., et paroles.
Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46648; H. Mac-
Kouiight, Paris. 32890
Port Stockton march; pf. © Dec. 4,
1936; E pub. 59041; Benjamin C.
Allin, Stockton, Calif. o2891
Possejamte diefri lion; Russian folk-
song, w and melody coll. and harmon-.
ized. [Russian text only] © 1 e..
Nov. 18, 1986; E upp. 1385483; Alfred
Julius Swan, Swarthmore, Pa.
tet A
Foupée valsante; by Ed. Poldini, arr.
Ernest Toy; 2d pf. pt. © Dec. 3,
1986; E pub. 59299; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 32893
Pour étre heureux ... chantez; one-
step, Rigolboche, paroles Pierre Bayle
et de Lima, m C. Oberfeld. © Sept.
1, 1986; E for. 46671; Editions musi-
cales Vog, Paris. 32894-
Priludium und Fugue; v. Heinrich
Kaminski, fingersatz u. bogenbezeich-
nung Oskar Kromer; bratsche. ©
Sept. 15, 19386;'H for. 46578; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. 32895
Praise; song, m J. Chas. McNeil. ©
1c Dee, 21, 1936; E unp. 136870;
Mattie M. Fair, Muskogee, Ok].
32896
Prayer (A); by L. E. Yeamans; organ.
© Dee. 15, 1936; E pub. 59192 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 32897
© 1c. Nov.
Adolfo
32898
Prayer (A) for dew and rain; (Liv-
rocho) ; traditional Tal and Geshem
theme for the seventh day of Succoth,
arr. Harvey Gaul; solo ten. and
mixed voices; organ acc. © Nov. 30,
1936; E pub. 58843; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 32899
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel; 2-pt.
song, from the German of Adelheid
Wette, by Constance Bach, second
verse Alfred Marlhom, m Engelbert
Humperdinck, arr. Wallingford Rieg-
ger; treble voices. © Nov. 25, 1936;
E pub. 58813; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 329006
Prayer of thanksgiving; Netherlands
folk-song, English version Theodore
Baker, m arr. and harmonized Kath-
erine Kennicott Davis; cho., with
descant. 1. Sop., alto and bass.—2.
Mixed voices.—3. Sop. 1, 2 and alta.
melody, with pf. ace.
12, 1936; E unp. 1386032;
Merolla, Boston.
1457
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
32903
Prayer of thanksgiving.—Con.
© Nov. 17, 1936; E pub. 59079-59081 ;
BE. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
32901-32903
Prayer (A) to Persephone; w Edna St.
Vincent Millay, m Ben Burtt;
women’s cho. © Dec. 10, 19386: E
pub. 58975; Galaxy music corp., New
York. 32904
Precious darling; song, m J. Chas. Mec-
Neil. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1986; E uup.
135710; Minnie Bell, Steubenville, O.
32905
Precious little sieepy head; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ce. Dec. 3, 1936; E upp.
1386047 ; Vera Linnea Gustafson, Kent,
0. 32906
Prelude in E major; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov.
28, 1936: E unp. 1385798; Ella Marion
Sexton, Greenwich, Conn. 32907
Prelude in F major; pf. © 1 c. Nov.
28, 1936; E unp. 1385799; Ella Marion
Sexton, Greenwich, Conn. 32908
Pre-school (A) music book; by Angela
Diller and Kate Stearns Page; pf.
© Sept. 28, 1986; E pub. 59339; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 32909
President Roosevelt’s grand march; pf.,
with w. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
136598 ; Gertrude A. Wissler, Union-
town, Pa. : 32910
President Roosevelt’s smile hereditary
from the cradle he was born; song.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp. 186509 ;
Joseph R. Dickinson, New York.
32911
Press your gentle lips to mine; w James
Calvin Murphy; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 185867; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 32912
Pride of the campus; march, Emil
Soderstrom; band pts. © Dee. 10,
1936; E pub. 59006; H. T. FitzSimons
co., Chicago. 32913.
Primary studies; composed and arr.
Kleinmichel; pf. nos. 1-15. © Dec.
21, 1936; E pub. 59142; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 32914
Prince and princess; from Schehera-
zade, N. Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. Max
Hirschfeld: pf. © Dec. 17, 1986; E
pub. 59168; Edward B. Marks music
corp., New York. 32915
Prince Igor: overture, Alexandre Boro-
dine, arr. W. J. Duthoit; military
band pts. © Dec. 10, 1986; E for.
46972: Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 32916
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Princess; song. © 1 c¢. Dec. 22, 1936;
E unp. 136861; Jackson Coral Jones,
Beaver, Okl. 32917
Prinzesschen macht hochzeit ; mirchen-
szene, Heinz Lindemann; salon-orch.
stimmen. © June 26, 1936: E for.
47078: Edition Lindemann, Otto
Lindemann, Berlin. 32918
Prodigal (The) son; suite in 4 pts.;
band and pf. [Conductor] ©1«
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 136379; Frank S.
Giunta, Warren, O. 32919
Profondo’s delight; song; bass. © 1.
Dec. 17, 1986; E unp. 136735; Fred D.
- Bloomfield, St. Petersburg, Fla. —
32920
Promenade ; fox-trot, Claude Bampton;
orch. pts. © Nov. 5, 1936; E for.
46550; A. Weekes & co., ltd., London.
32921
Promise you'll be mine, happy we'll be
sweetheart; melody J. B. Vidach and
Michael Parenti. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1936; E unp. 136030; John Batista
Vidach, Chicago. 32922
Prosperity is here again; fox-trot song,
melody Russell Wheelock and Ben
Adelman. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1936; EH unp.
186099; Russell Wheelock, Dayton, O.
Proud Maisie; w Walter Scott; mixed
voices. © Dec. 18, 1936: E for.
47162; Herbert M. Thompson, Bel-
fast, Ireland. 32924
Provost (Heinz) Intermezzo ; souvenir
de Vienne; violin et pf. © Oct. 2,
1986; E. for. 46555; A.—b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikf6rlag, Stockholm.
32925
Przy kominku; tango, stowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m: Artur Gold. © Oct. 28,
1936; E for. 46795; M. Aret, War-
saw, Poland. 32926
arr. Wt. Higer; ork.
strony. © Oct. 28, 1986; E for.
46786; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
32927
Pryzykro, pryzkro jest debowi; slowa:
Adama Asnyka, m: St. Niewiadom-
ski, op. 49, nr. 6. © Oct. 8, 1986;
E for. 46707; G. Seyfarth, Lwéw,
Poland. 32928
Puerto (El); from Iberia suite, I. Al-
beniz, new arr. Venato De Campo;
pf. © Dec. 17, 1986; E pub. 59157;
Hdward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 32929
1458
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Puppenfeewalzer ; nach motiven aus J. | Quartetto;
Bayer’s Puppenfee, arr. v. w u. m
Ralph Benatzky. © Sept. 12, 1986;
E for. 46815; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 32930
odeon u. salonorch. stim-
men wu. singstimme. Aug. 28,
1936; E for. 46901; Aug. Cranz,
g. m. b. h., Leipzig. 32931
Puppet parade; syncopated march,
F. L. Buchtel; band pts. © Dec.
19, 1986; E pub. 59244; C. L. Barn-
house, ine., Oskaloosa, Ia. 32932
Puppy love; w and m Art Boyd. © 1
ce. Nov. 5, 1936; E unp. 137080; Floyd
Denton and Sam Madden, Lincoln,
Neb. 32933
Purely Platonic; w Ken Hecht, melody
N. Gardner. © 1 c. Dec. 2, 1936;
‘BH unp. 136113; Nat Gardner and Ken
Hecht, New York. 32934
Pursue me; by Louis Silvers. © 1 ©.
Dee. 19, 1986; E unp. 136906; Movie-
tone music corp., New York. 329385
Put back the bell; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1 c¢. Dec. 4, 1936; E
unp. 136080; Nellie Pruefer, New
York. 32936
Put on your best bib and tucker; w:
and m R. Phillips and Max Ruth. ©
1 c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135826;
Rita Phillips and Max Rutkowski,
Milwaukee. 32937
Qu’est-—c’ que tu dis d’ca; java, paroles
Louis Poterat, m Maurice Yvain.
© Sept. 1, 19386; E for. 46693; C.
Joubert & cie. et Royalty, Paris.
329388
Quand on s’proméne au bord de l’eau;
paroles J. Duvivier, m Maurice
Wyain ©. sept. 1," 193865" H'" for:
46694; C. Joubert & cie. et Royalty.
Paris. . 32939:
Quando suona la banda; valzer tirolese,
versi Bixio Cherubini
Marchionne, m Mario Ruccione. ©
Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 46896; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
32940
Quando vien la primavera; canzone
valzer dal film Nozze vagabonde,
parole O..Biancoli e D. Falconi, m
Nino Ravasini. © Nov. 12, 1936; EB
for. 47165; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Ss. a., Milan. 32941
Quartette in D; pf. © 1c. Dee. 9,
1936; E unp. 136313; Warren Angel
Cobb, Norwood, O. 32942
e Arnaldo
32955
di Riccardo Pick-Mangia-
galli, op. 18, nos. 1-8; 2 violini, viola
e violoncello. © June 9, 1936; E for.
46568; Carisch, s. a., Milan. 329438
Quasi valse; by A. Gretchaninoff; pf.
© Nov. 4, 1986; E pub. 58395; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
32944
Que dirias de mi; w and m Maria
Grever. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1936; E unp.
136282; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 32945
Queen (The) of gyro; w John Meredith
and Carl Moller, m Heinrich Tand-
ler; male quartet. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1936; E unp. 136192; Gyro club of
Los Angeles, California, Los Angeles.
32946
Queen of my heart; w Jack Kenny, m
Clif Strong. © 1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1936;
E unp. 186828; John Kenny, Hart-
ford, and Clifton E. Strong, New
Britain, Conn. 32947
Queen Olive; tango; pf. accordion. ©
1 c. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 136768;
Boris Schapiro, New York. 32948
(guest (The) ; English tr. Vincent Pisek,
Bohemian folk song, arr. Charles T.
Maclary; male voices. © Dee. 9,
1936; E pub. 59083; Elkan-Vogel co.,
inc., Philadelphia. 32949
Quintet in A minor; 2 violins, viola,
violoncello and pf. Se. and pts. ©
Oct. 28, 1936; E pub. 59341; Leroy
Robertson, Provo, Utah, 32950
Quinty lullaby; w and m Priscilla Jane
Davis, arr. Flo Beach Rowe; pf. ©
1 ec. Dec. 10, 1986; E unp. 136401;
Priscilla Davis, Clayton, N. Y. 32951
Quisiera llorar; melody Melquiades
Rodriguez and Francisco Montalvo.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136892;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 32952
Raab (George) Four children songs;
arr.; 2 Hawaiian guits. © Nov. 25,
19386; E pub. 58901; George Raab,
Woodside. N. Y. 32953
Rachmaninoff—prelude; by Rachman-
inoff, op. 3, no. 2, arr. John Martell;
guit. solo, pick style. © July. 13,
1936; E pub. 58763; Alfred music co.,
inc., New York. 32954
Rainbow rays; w Ruth Simes; pt. ©
1 e. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp. 136229; Syl-
vester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
32955
1459
CATALOG OF
32956
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Raindrop (The) scherzo; by Helen L.| Red, white and blue; melody with pf.
Cramm; pf. © Dee. 15, 1936; E pub.
59191; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 32956
Rainger (Ralph) Hymn; from Souls
at sea, w and m R. Rainger and Leo
Robin. © 1. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp.
136280; Famous music corp., New
York. 32957
Raising (The) of Lazarus; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp.
136549 ; Carl Maurice Koepp, Clinton,
Ta. 32958
Rama ; fox oriental, chanson. © Aug.
20, 1936; E for. 46674; Marcel Vogade,
Paris. 32959
Rampart street blues; w and m Andy
Razaf and Paul Denniker ; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1986; E unp. 136061;
Joe Davis, ine., New. York. 32960
Rapsodia trentina; di Riccardo Zan-
donai; orch, Partitura. © Nov. 9,
1936; E for. 46585; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 32961
Rapture (The) of you; w Ralph Stan-
ley, m Noel Forrester. © Dee. 8,
1936; E for. 47027; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 32962
Razmataz; song. © 1. Dec. 7, 1936;
E unp. 136853; Eddie Mallory, New
York. 32963
Re di denari; fox trot dal film omonimo,
versi Bixio Cherubini, m Cesare
Andrea Bixio. © Oct. 5, 1936; E for.
46895; Societi anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 32964
Read and enjoy; by Dora Pierce and
Lilian Leavey; pf. pt. 2, transition
grade. © Oct. 29, 1936; E for. 46772 :
Oxford univ. press, London. 32965
Realizing; song. © 1c. Dee. 17, 1936;
E unp. 1386752; Donald W. Sherman,
Denver. 32966:
Recorder consorts; music for descant,
treble and ten. recorders, and for re-
corder and strings, arr. and ed.
Edgar H. Hunt. © Dee. 4, 1936: E
for. 47025; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
32967
Red River valley; arr. Zarh M. Bick-
ford; guit. solo, plectrum or fingers,
with w. © Dec. 10, 1986; E pub.
58992; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
32968
Red roses in the rain; song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 7, 19386; E unp. 135778; Mildred
Aileen Brosius, Los Angeles. 32969
acc. © 1 ¢ Dec. 10, 19386; E unp..
136315; Theodore H. Howes, Dan-
bury, Conn. 32970
Red, White and Blue satire; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1936; H unp.
136022; Hillis Hunter and Milton
James, Tampa, Fla. 32971
Redencion ; fox-cancioén, letra B. San-
eristobal, m Miguel Prado. © Nov.
2, 1986; E for. 46607; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 32972
Reflections; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 1869883 ;
Inez Whatley, Haines City, Fla.
32973.
Regiment (Das) ruft; marsch, Franz
Konigshofer ; militirmusik stimmen.
© Nov. 14, 1986; E for. 47051; Josef
Weinberger, Vienna- Leipzig, and
Josef Weinberger, ltd., London. 32974
Reginella; by G. Lama, Italian w L.
Bovio, English w and m arr. Vivien
Lambelet. © Noy. 18, 1936; E for.
46940:; G. Ricordi & co. (London) Itd..,.
London. 32975
Regretting is'‘all I do; w and m T. L. I.
Carlson, in collaboration with Wil-
liam P. Barnett, arr. W. P. Barnett.
© 1c. Noy. 2, 1936; E unp. 135634;
Thos. L. I. Carlson, Minneapolis.
32976
Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice; hymn. © 1 e..
Dec. 18, 1986; E unp. 1386817; Luella
Perrin, Medina, O. 32977
Rejoice, ye pure; choral-fugue on theme
Marion, w Edward H. Plumtre;
mixed voices. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1936;
E unp. 135646; Albert Piersma, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 32978
Rembrandt van Rijn; oper, dichtung u.
m Paul von Klenau. Klavierauszug
mit text. © Oct. 29, 1936; D 39189;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, g. m. b. h.. Ber-
lin. 32978*
Remember Hawaii; w and m Eddie
Alkire; Hawaiian guits.; in E flat.
© Nov. 27, 1936; E pub. 58870; El--
bern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
32979
Reminiscence (A); song, melody Alex--
ander Angus. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1936;
E unp. 1386971 ; Mabel Bockman, Hali-
fax, N. S., Canada. 32980"
Réponse (La) d’amour: by Daniel
Doré, arr. Joseph E. Momo; pf. ac-
cordion. © Dee. 19, 1936; E pub.
59234; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 32981
1460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Repose of love; characteristic waltz;
conductor pt. ©1e. Dec. 4, 19386; E
unp. 136205; Eustaquio Méndez, Van-
couver Barracks, Wash. 32982
Rescue my heart; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1986; E unp.
136987 ; Eline Livingston, Townsend,
Ga. 32983
Réve de jeunesse; valse, paroles fran-
caises Maurice Vandair, paroles es-
pagnoles et m Enrique Santos Dis-
cépolo. © Aug. 20, 19386; E for.
46654; Ray Ventura &« cie., Paris.
32984
Réves légers; intermezzo, F. Gascard ;
1°" violon, violoncelle et contrebasse,
avee pf. conducteur. © June 15,
1936; E for. 46742; Ray Ventura &
cie., Paris. 32985
Rhumbathetique; Cuban rhumba, w
Martyna Patricy, m Alex Hoapill, arr.
Willis Conolly; Spanish guit., in dia-
gram. © Dec. 3, 19386; E pub. 58944 ;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
32986
Rhyme (A) for love; from College holi-
day, w and m Leo Robin and Ralph
Rainger, pf. se. Mario Agnolucci;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
27, 1986; E pub. 58836; Famous music
corp., New York. 32987
Rhythm (The) of you; w Lyman White,
and melody. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1936; E
unp. 136945; Bernard Pagenstecher,
New York. 32988
Rhythm on our farm; song, w Norman
Stade. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp.
136174; Homer C. Cholvin, Chicago.
32989:
Rhythm train; w and m _ Shelton
Brooks. ©1e. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp.
135698; Jerry Vogel music co., inc.,
New York. 32990:
Riddle me this; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 22, 1986; E unp. 186947; Evelyn
Louise Perata, Alameda, Calif. 32991
Riding around in the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp.
136516; Viola Rice, Sacramento, Calif.
32992
Rieti (Vittorio) Concerto; orch. Par-
titura. © Nov. 23, 1936; E for. 46878:
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 32993
per violoncello e picecola orch.,
riduzione V. Rieti; violoncello e pf.
© Nov. 16, 1936; E for. 46758; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 32994
Right (The) little girl took me wrong;
waltz, w C. Stedman, melody P. Walt-
123343-—37—_6
33008
ner. © 1c. Dee. 21; 19386; EH unp.
136857; Clark Stedman and Peter
Waltner, Los Angeles. 32995
Right (The) to love; song. ©1c. Dee.
15, 1936; E unp. 1386620; Merlin 8.
Temple, Summit, N. J. 32996
Ring out wild bells; New Year’s an-
them, w Alfred Tennyson, m Leroy
Wetzel; mixed voices. © Dec. 3,
1936; E pub. 59297; Gamble hinged
music ¢o., Chicago. o2997
Ring your little bell, ting, ting; w and
m Raymond Wallace. © Oct. 18,
1936; E for. 46856; Macmelodies, Itd.,
London. 32998
Rise above it; w and melody. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1986; E unp. 186361; Evelyn
Russell Meyers, Brooklyn. 32999
Rise up, shepherd and follow; Christ-
mas spiritual set for anthem, R. Na-
thaniel Dett; men’s cho. with ten.
solo. © Dee. 14, 1936; E pub. 59096 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 33000
Rita mia; song, m Henri Woode. ©
1c. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 186824;
Leslie Ford Caldwell, Chicago.
33001
Ritorna amore; versi Bixio Cherubini,
m Mario Ruccione. [Testo romano e
italiano] © Oct. 5, 1986; E for.
46897; Societi anonima musicale
Bixio, Milan. 33002
River (The) ; song, w from Love songs,
Sara Teasdale. © Oct. 24, 1936; E
pub. 58965; Norman Lee, Chicago.
— ——w Sara Teasdale. ©1ce. Dec.
16, 1936; E unp. 136635; Helen Hood,
Brookline, Mass. 33004
River (The) John Day; w Arnold Le-
roy Erickson; pf. © 1c Novy. 28,
1936; E unp. 135882; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 338005
Road (The) is calling; w Charles
Kenny and Marjorie Harper, m Serge
Walter, arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
men’s cho. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub.
59312; Harold Flammer, ine, New
York. 33006
orch. pts. © Nov. 25,
1936; E pub. 58811 ; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 33907
Road (A) song; w Glenn Ward Dres-
bach, m Karl Klun. © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
1936; E unp. 136466; Rosina Klun,
Los Angeles. 33008
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33009
Road (The) that is calling me home; w
Allan Thorpe, m Pat Thayer. ©
Dee. 8, 1986; E for. 47026; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 33009
Roberts (Pasco) master lessons for
plectrum guitar playing; by Pasco
Roberts. v. 2, 3. © Nov. 16, 1936;
AA 220858, 220859; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 33010, 33011
Roehat (Andrée) Tre canzoni; clari-
netto in la o violoncello, con ace. di
pf. © Nov. 20, 1936; E for. 47149;
Carisch, s. a., Milan. 33012
Rock Hill; funeral march, W. EH. M.
Pettee, arr. P. X. Laube; band pts.
© May 1, 1986; E pub. 59082; Cundy-
Bettoney co., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
33013
Rocking chair; w and melody. © 1.
Noy. 27, 19386; E unp. 1385954; Kath-
ryne Stovall, Oklahoma City. 33014
Roll along spring; unison song, w and
m Leslie Cochran, tonic solfa tr. H. J.
Timothy. © Nov. 19, 1936; E for.
46868; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
33015
Roll, ye drums of empire; w Percy
Corkhill, m John Tobin. © Nov. 10,
1986; E for. 46635; John Tobin,
Liverpool. 33016
Rollin’ along; w and m Gene Abrams.
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1936; E unp. 186070;
Eugene Collins Abrams, Cleveland.
33017
Romping on Ramport; w and m Shelton
Brooks. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp.
135699; Jerry Vogel music co., ine.,
New York. 33018
Roosevelt-Todhunter school song: song.
© 1. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp. 136510;
Joseph R. Dickinson, New York.
33019
Rooseveltism; song, melody Pauline
Berger. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
136246; Rae Marker, New York.
33020
Rosary (The); w Robert Cameron
Rogers, m Ethelbert Nevin, arr. L.
Camilieri; mixed cho. © Dec. 11,
1936; E pub. 58997 ; Boston music co.,
Boston. 33021
Rose; melody J. B. Vidach and Michael
Parenti. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1986; E unp.
135665; John Batista Vidach, Chi-
cago. 33022
pf. accordion, with w. ©1c. Nov.
27, 1986; E unp. 135740; Tony
Chiampo, Vandergrift, Pa. 33023.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Rose of old Sonora; melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 1357438; Ran-
dall MeClelland, Pasadena. 33024
Rose of the world; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp.
136988; Louise C. Taylor, South
Orange, N. J. 33025
Roses: song. © 1 ce Nov. 23, 1936;
E unp. 135607; William Lafayette
Stearns, Tyler, Tex. 33026
Roses and you; w C. J. Rhodes, m
Grace Leale Shumaker; pf. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 1386274; Grace
Shumaker, La Fayette, Ind., and
Clarissa Johns Rhodes, Crawfords-
-ville, Ind. 33027
Roses from the South; valse, Johann
Strauss, arr. Aubrey Winter; brass
band pts. © Dec. 15, 1936; E for.
47028; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 33028
Roses remind me of you; w Allister
Rose, m Dorothy Ashby. © Dec. 18,
1986; E for. 47128; Cary & co., Lon-
don. 33029
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Fan-
fare; from William Tell, transcribed
Carl Richter; pf. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E pub. 59020; Bach music co., Boston.
33030
— William Tell; overture, arr. Gregor
J. Grant; brass band pts. © Dec.
15, 1986; E for. 47032; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 33031
Rowley (Alec) Sieben mirsche; op.
47; klavier, 4 hinde. © Sept. 15,
1936; E for. 46579; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig. 33082
Royal blue; by Peter De Rose; pf.
treble. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1986; E unp.
136876; Robbins music corp., New
York. 33033
Royal (The) suite in my heart; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E
unp. 136685; Annie Brooks Gardner,
Los Angeles. 33034
Ruby; from the suite Jewel tones,
Ferde Grofé; pf. © Dee. 23, 1936;
EK pub. 59268; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 33035
Rumba; fantaisie rythmique, Paul
Ganne et Wal-Berg; melodie, avec
ace. de pf. © Dec. 2, 1986; E for.
47125; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell, Paris. 33036
Russian collegiate drinking song (Zas-
tolnaya stoodentcheskaya paesnya) ;
English version Maxwell H. Popkin,
1462
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Russian folk song arr. Boris Leven-
son; men’s cho. © Dec. 10, 1936;
E pub. 58974; Galaxy music corp.,
New York. 33037
Russian folk-dance; arr. Bainbridge
Crist: pf. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub.
59316; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 33088
Rustle of spring; w Arthur A. Penn,
m Sinding, arr. Christopher O'Hare;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec. 19, 1936;
E pub. 59228; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 33039
Rytme skolen; af Sven Gyldmark. ©
Oct. 19, 1936: E for. 47169; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 33040
S. S. S. tonic time; theme song; pf.
treble. © Dec. 9, 1936; E pub. 58781 :
The S. S. 8S. co., Atlanta. 33041
Sa ptit gueule; paroles Fernand
Pothier et Fernand Rivers, m Tiarko
Richepin. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46698; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
33042
Sahara’s sands; song, arr. H. G. John-
Son. V@).) c. Dec. 9, 1936; BE unp:
136304; Thomas Phalen Carlin and
Alta Bennett Carlin, Eagle Butte,
Sa. 33043
Su sulen- march in flats, A. W.
Hughes, arr. A. E. Harris; band or
Orch. pts. (© May 1; 1936; ‘E pub.
59084; Cundy-Bettoney co., Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 35044
St. Louis blues; w and m W. C. Handy,
arr. Harry Stanley; guit., in diagram.
© Apr. 7, 1931; E pub. 58784; Handy
bros. music co., inc., New York.
33045
‘Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Air de
ballet; from Ascanio, transcribed
Georges Barrére; flute, with pf. acc.
© Dee. 4, 1936; E pub. 58910; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 33046
My heart at thy sweet voice; can-
tabile from Samson and _ Delila,
arr.; accordion. © Novy. 11, 1936;
E pub. 58626; John Krachtus, Chi-
cago. 33047
-—— The swan; melody from Carnaval
des animaux, transcribed and arr.
Sterling Price; pf. © Dec. 21, 1936;
E pub. 59135; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 33048
w Paul Christian, melody
from the Carnival des animaux; voc.
pf. arr. Dorothy Vernon. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1936; E unp. 136793; Frederick
C. Bond, New York. 33049
14
33061
Sally from our alley; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢. Dec. 12,
1936; E unp. 156497; Albert Sugden,
Stratford, Ont., Canada. 33050
Salmodia; w tr. from the Bible, per
bar. coretto misto e undici strumenti
a fiato e a pereussione Lodovico
Rocea, riduzione dell’ autore per
canto e pf. © Dec. 3, 1936; E for.
46944; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
38051
a marche hongroise,
Salut Pesth:
Henry Kowalski, op. 13, arr. Joseph
E. Momo; pf. accordion. © Dee. 19,
1936; E pub. 59235; Kay & Kay music
pub. corp., New York. 33052
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; compiled Bramwell Coles. Full
se. and pts. 2d ser. nos. 241-244, Oct.
1936. © Oct. 23, 1936; E for. 46540;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd., Lon-
don. 33053
Same old line; w Tot Seymour, m Vee
Lawnhurst, pf. se. Geo. N. Terry;
with arr. for ukulele and guit. ©
Dec. 11, 1936; E pub. 59177; Famous
music corp., New York. 33054
Same (The) old seaside shore; w and
m Harry Gifford, Fred EH. Cliffe and
Rayimond Wallace; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 18, 1936; E for. 46852; Mac-
melodies, Itd., London. 3B30D5
San Anton’; w and m Andy Razaf and
Paul Denniker; pf. treble. © 1 e«.
Dec. 4, 1936; E unp. 136060; Joe
Davis, inc., New York. 33056
Sendman’s (The) serenade: fox-trot,
melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
136178; Leopold N. Sperling, Cincin-
nati. 33057
Santa Claus is coming, hoo-ray; fox-
trot, w Frances Bennett, m Pringle
Coulter. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1936; E unp.
136508; Hugh M. Boodie, Toronto.
30058
Santa Lucia; barcarolle, Neapolitan air,
arr. Albert Harvey; 3 violins, with
pf. acc. © Dec. 10, 1936; E pub.
58991: Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
33059
Santa’s magic powder ; Christmas oper-
etta. ©1ce. Nov. 25, 1936; D 39190;
Marion Kreider Funk, Upper Darby,
Pa. 33059*
Santos junior Spanish guitar method;
by Don Santos. Rev. ed. pt. 2, 3.
Dee. 15, 1986; E pub. 59253, 59254;
Don Santos pub. co., inc., Rochester,
Ne. 33060, 33061
(6
63
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CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
33062
Santos novella folio; ensemble, Will D.
Moyer; 3 plectrum guits. © Dec. 15,
1936; E pub. 59255; Don Santos pub.
co., inc., Rochester, N. Y. 30062
Santy Claus is on his way; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec. 21, 1936; E unp.
136796; Marvin Montgomery, Fort
Worth, Tex. 33063
Sarah the sergeant major’s daughter ;
quick-step, w and m Harry Saville,
José Norman, Hamilton Kennedy and
Freddy Royce; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 26, 19386; E for. 46604; J. Norris
musie pub. co., Itd., London. 30064
Saturday night; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1 c. Dec. 10, 1936;
E ounp. 186514; Francis B. Harvey,
Canon City, Col. d0065
Saved to serve; hymn, w Howard K.
Williams. © Dec. 1, 1936; E pub.
590388 ; Elmer A. Naylor, Philadelphia.
33066
Saving up my time to spend on you; w
Harry S. Pepper and John Waitt, m
Harry S. Pepper. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E for. 47009; Cinephonic music €o.,
ltd., London. 335067
Saviour (The) is born; Christmas an-
them, w and m Agnes E. Patterson,
arr. Christopher O'Hare; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Nov. 27, 1936;
E pub. 58928; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 33068
Sawdust (The) trail in old P-A; w and
ielody Pop Mosely. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20,
.936; E unp. 136561; Lenniel Mosely,
Pittsburgh. 33069
Say yes; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee.
17, 1936; E unp. 1386775; Michael J.
Peterson, Baltimore. 30070
Say y-y-y-y-yes my dear; song. © Dec.
18, 1986; E pub. 59120; Arthur §.
Flick, Hamilton, O. 33071
Scéne de ballet espagnole; by N. D.
Blindt. 1. Violin and pf.—2. Orch.
pts. © Oct. 30, 1986; E for. 47045,
47046; Cary & co., London.
33072, 33073
Schifermadchen, komm mit mir; volks-
weise aus dem Elsass, m Albert
Kranz; méinnerchor. © Dee. 11,
1936; E for. 46988; F. EH. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 33074
Schmid (Heinrich Kaspar) 10 minia-
turen; op. 102; violoncello u. klavier.
© Nov. 12, 1936; E. for. 46736; B.
Schott’s sdhne. Mainz, Germany.
33075
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Schone blonde frau aus Wien; tango-
serenade, text KiAthe Sommer, m
Hermann Blume, arr. R. Juckelandt ;
salonorch. stimmen. © Nov. 11, 1936;
E for. 46721; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Bertin. 33076.
Schone midchen soll man _ ktissen;:
marschlied, text Gerhard HDbeler, m
Hans Otten; orch. stimmen u. sing-
stimme. © Nov. 10, 1935; E for.
47068; G. Ebeler-verlag. Cologne-
Batt
School mate of mine; w and m Pearl
Clark; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee. 7, 19386; E
unp. 186227; Sylvester Long Cross,
Klettenberg, Germany.
Portland, Or. 33078
Schubert (Franz Peter) Allegretto:
arr. as a duet, Lionel Tertis. 1. Vio-
lin 1, 2 and pf.—2. Viola 1, 2 and pf.
© Dee. 1, 1936; E for. 46967, 46968 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., London.
33079, 33080:
arr. Lionel Tertis. 1. Viola.
and pf.—2. Violin and pf. © Nov.
17, 1936; E for. 46807, 46808 : Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London.
33081, 33082
Leise singt die nachtigall, was mir
im herzen erklinget; aus Drei miderl
um Schubert, text Franz Baumann,
m arr. Alois Melichar. © Aug. 31,
19386; E for. 47058; Beboton-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 33083
Liederland; selected from _ the:
songs of Schubert and Brahms, arr.
for beginners Nowell Cockburn;
violin and pf. nos. 1-9. © Dee. 1,
1936; E for. 46966; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 33084
Love theme from symphony in B.
minor; unfinished, arr. Willis Con-
olly; Spanish guit. duet, in diagram.
© Dee. 3, 1936; E pub. 58942; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 33085.
The river; 2-pt. choral, from sec
ond movement of Unfinished sym-
phony, w Arthur A. Penn, m arr.
Christopher O’Hare. © Dec. 19,
1936; E pub. 59224; Kay & Kay music:
pub. corp., New York. 83086:
— Rosamunde; ballet m, arr. Denis:
Wright; brass band pts., with solo B
flat cornet conductor. © Dec. 10,
1986; E for. 46964; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 33087
— Winter and spring; songs from:
Schubert, w tr. Perey Pinkerton, m
transcribed Julius Harrison; mixed
voices to form a choral song: cycle:
1464
MUSICAL, COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Nov. 18,
1936; E for. 46731; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 33088
Schumann (Robert Alexander) The
hidalgo; w E. Giebel, tr. F. S., m arr.
Frank Scherer; men’s cho. © Dec.
4, 1986; E pub. 59005; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 33089
—— Intermezzo; op. 26, no. 4, arr. Ro-
land Revell; flute and pf. © Nov.
17, 1936; E for. 46880; Rudail, Carte
& co., ltd., London. 33090
The merry farmer; transcribed
Carl Richter; pf. © Nov. 19, 1936;
E pub. 59017 ; Bach music co., Boston.
338091
Schumann’s Slumber song; op. 124,
no. 16, transcribed Carl Richter: pf.
© Nov. 19, 1936; E pub. 59013; Bach
musie co., Boston. 33092
Scottish song; pf. ©1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 186072; Alice Stead Binney,
Old Greenwich, Conn. 33093
Scottish suite; in 5 pts.; orch. Sc. ©
i+ e. Dee. 9, 1986; EH unp. 136237 ;
Adolph Deutsch, New York. 33094
Sea (A) cradle song; 2-pt. song, w Mar-
garet Rose, m Stuart Young. © Nov.
6, 1936; EH for. 46569; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 33095.
Seal it with a kiss; from That girl from
Paris, w Edward Heyman, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for guit., etc. ©
Noy. 20, 1936; E pub. 58750; Chappell
& co., inc., New York. 33096
Search my heart: song. © 1c. Dee.
21, 1986; E unp. 137078; John B.
Becton, Hot Springs, Ark. 33097
Seasons; four miniatures, song cycle;
med. voice. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936;
EK unp. 1385811; Charles E. Anderson,
San Francisco. 33098
Secret (Le); intermezzo pizzicato,
Leonard Gautier, arr. Willis Conolly ;
Spanish guit., in diagram. © Nov.
10, 1986: E pub. 58945; Harry G.
Stanley, Rocky River, O. 33099
—— newly arr. and rev. Max
Hirschfeld; pf. © Dee. 17, 1936;
E pub. 59176; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 33100
Secret (The) marriage; overture, Do-
menico Cimarosa, arr. Aubrey Win-
ter; orch. pts. © Nov. 6, 1936; EB for.
46570; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 33101
d01l14
Seeing you all in Memory lane; song,
m J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1936: E unp. 136986; Louise Franke
Klawitter, Union Mills, Ind. 33102
Senorita; w and melody Marlin Grace.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 1386553 ;
Grace F. Franks, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
33103
Senorita (La) coquetera; tango, mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
186177; Leopold N. Sperling, Cincin-
nati. 33104
Sequoia moon; w and melody. Rey.
©1e. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 186551 ;
Edward H. Schillemore, Sacramento,
Calif. 33105
Serenade andalouse; by Ramon Solano;
orch. pts. © Aug. 28, 1936; E for.
46595; J. Liber, London. 383106
Serenade in the night; violino tzigano,
from Melodramma, song C. A. Bixio
and B. Cherubini, English w and mu-
sical adaptation, Jimmy Kennedy;
with guit. arr. © Sept. 25, 1936; E
pub. 592738; S. a. m. Bixio, Milan.
3d0Ll07
original song C. A. Bixio and
B. Cherubini, English w and musical
adaptation Jimmy Kennedy; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 25, 1936; E for.
46641; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.,
London. 33108
Serenata alla bambola ; di Enrico
Mineo; pf. © Nov. 24, 1936; E for.
47139; Carisch, s. a., Milan. 33109
Serenate pe Maria; versie m V. Spina
e P. De Feo. ©1e. Nov. 30, 1986;
EK ounp. 135965; Pietro De Feo, New
York. 33110
Servant girl: song, melody John Cope-
land and Joe Pesce. © 1c. Dee. 14,
1936; EH unp. 186480; Henry I. McGill,
Montclair, N. J. 33111
Shadows le amour; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 136390;
George W. McCauslin, Amityville,
N. Y. 33112
Sharman (Cecil) Four Rossetti poems ;
unison songs, poems Christina Ros-
setti. © Dee. 1, 1936; E for. 46950;
Banks & son, York, England. 33113
She couldn’t say boo, to a goose; com-
edy song fox-trot, w Ralph Butler and
Stanley J. Damerell, m Tolchard
Evans; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Noy. 27, 1936; E for. 47048; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 33114
1469
CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
33115
She got me; song, melody J. B. Vidach
and Michael Parenti. © 1c. Aug. 25,
19386; E unp. 135669; John Batista
Vidach, Chicago. 33115
She’ll be comin’ ’round the mountain:
arr. Zarh M. Bickford; guit. solo,
plectrum or fingers, with w. © Dec.
10, 1936; E pub. 58998; Fred Heltman
co., Cleveland. 33116
She’s a girl scout at heart: from Double
or nothing, with responses and
choruses, w and m Sam Coslow. ©
1 ce. Dee. 18, 1936; E unp. 136728;
Famous music corp., New York.
33117
She’s my old home town sweetheart:
song, m H. T. Ayres, arr. J. Rose-
marin. _© Sept. °21,°1936;, BE for.
46761; L. A. Meredith, Detroit. 33118
She wore red heels; song. © 1«. Nov.
20, 1986; EH unp. 1385519; Lucille Fer-
guson, Washington. ao119
Sheep (The) follow Him; hymn, w arr.
from Scriptures, harmonized Rosalind
E. Sperling. © Dec. 17, 1986; E pub.
59106 ; Christine Brumbaugh Sperling,
Philadelphia. 33120
Shepherds’ (The) carol; w Doris Row-
ley, m Alec Rowley; sop. and con-
tralto. © Nov. 14, 1936; E for. 46803 ;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 33121
Shepherd’s holiday; w Elinor Wylie. m
Arthur Benjamin; low, in B fiat.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Nov. 27,
1986; E for. 46933; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 33122
Shepherds (The) sing; Christmas carol,
w George Herbert; mixed voices, pf.
or organ ace. © Dec. 18, 1936; E for.
47163; Basil Maine, Frenton-on-sea,
England. 33123
Shepherd’s (The) song; trio, w Helen
Hughes Hielscher, m Margaret Zen-
der Beaulieu. © Nov. 27, 1936; E
pub. 58758; Paul A. Schmitt music
co., Minneapolis. 33124
Shine on, star; hymn. © 1 « Dee. 14,
19386; E unp. 1386566; Jessie Taylor,
Lorain, O. 33125
Ship (The); w J. C. Squire, m Henry
Sang. © Dec. 17, 1936; E pub. 59180;
Galaxy music corp., New York. 33126
Shirley Temple waltz; violin, with w.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp. 136396;
Harry Franklin Wambold, Emaus,
Pa. 33127
pt. 11. n. s., v. dT
Should I? w Herman Stillman, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1986; E
unp. 1385554; Nathan Stillman, On-
tario, Calif. 33128.
Si mes vers avaient des ailes; French.
w Victor Hugo, English w Olga Paul,
m Reynaldo Hahn. © Dee. 17, 1936;
E pub. 59166; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp., New York. 33129:
Si vous Vaviez compris; English w Olga
Paul, French w S. Bordese, Italian
w A. Cortella, m L. Denza. © Dec.
17, 1936: E pub. 59167; Edward B..
Marks music corp., New York.
331380:
Sicilia; paso doble, parole Lino Cam-
panini, m Ferruccio Apollonio; orch.
pti. © Oct. 16, 1936; E for. 46757;
Fabbri & «, Trieste, Italy. g0151.
Siedzi ptaszek na drzewie; stowa:
Adama Asnyka, m: St. Niewiadom-
ski, op. 49, nr. 5. © Oct. 8, 1936; EB
for. 46706; G. Seyfarth, Lwow, Po-
land. 33132
Sierra blues: w and melody. © 1 «
Dec. 18, 1986; BH unp. 136763; Marian
Estelle Lewis, Menlo Park, Calif.
331383
Siesta-walzer: v. Emil Waldteufel, op.
161. bearb. Leo Kahler; salon-orch.
stimmen. © Dec. 22, 1933; E for.
47073: Henry Litolff’s verlag, Bruns-
wick, Germany. 33134
Signora: paso doble, parole Fouche,
m Julio Blanco; orch. pti. © Oct. 16.
1986: E for. 46756; Fabbri & «,
Trieste, Italy. 33135
Silencio; tango: ypt... © 1 CG Nowuen.
1936; E unp. 185801; Humberto Her-
rera, San Francisco. 33136
Silent (The) hour; text Helen Board-
man Knox, m Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; pf. or organ acc.; in D flat.
© Dec. 4, 1986; E pub. 58841;
Michael Keane, ine., New York.
33137
Silent night; -by Gruber, arr. J. How-
ard Spencer; pf., with w. © Dee.
15, 1986; E pub. 59217; Groene music
pub. co., Cincinnati. 33138
Silver lady; 2-pt. song. w Margaret
Ashworth, m Walter Trinder. ©
Dec. 1, 1936; E for. 46934; Hlkin &
co., 1td., London. 33139
Silver moon in Chinatown; w George
Kurt Richter; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135858; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 33140:
1466
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no. 12, 1936
33165
Silver Springs; w and melody. © 1 ¢.| Sing on sweet thrush; w Robert Burns,
Dec. 17, 19386; E unp. 186691; Maria
M. Cassell, Philadelphia. 33141
Silvery light; song, m J. Chas. McNeil.
©1e. Dec. 14, 19386; E unp. 136533 ;
John Robert Brown, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 33142
Silvry moon; w and melody. ©1e.
Noy. 27, 1986; E unp. 1385953; Kath-
ryne Stovall, Oklahoma City. 3838148
Simple little melody; from Land with-
out music, w Clifford Grey and Armin
Robinson, m Oscar Straus. © Dee.
2, 1936; E for. 47121; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 33144
Simple story ; intermezzo reverie, Mon-
tague Ewing; orch. pts. © Sept. 1,
19386; EH for. 46594; J. Liber, London.
33145
Since you went away; fox-trot song,
melody V. B. Tharp and Ben Adel-
man. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936; E unp.
135532; Viola Buell Tharp, Santa
Paula, Calif. 33146
Sinfonia melodica C-dur; v. C. Ph.
Telemann, hrsg. u. bearb. Fritz Ober-
dorffer ; streichorch. Statt viola auch
dritte violine, 2 oboen, o fldOten u.
cembalo, klavier. Partitur. © Sept.
2, 1936; E for. 46710; Chr. Fried-
rich Vieweg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Lich-
terfelde, Germany. 33147
Sinfonia per una fiaba; di Ennio Por-
rino; grande orch. Partitura. ©
Oct. 15, 1986; E for. 47137; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 33148
Sing a song of sixpence; m Norman
Gilbert, tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy ;
sop. 1 and 2. © Nov. 9, 1936; E for.
46870; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
33149
Sing-a-while leaflet; hymns and song,
m C. C. Buck and Frank A. Simp-
kins. © Dec. 22, 1936; E pub. 59300;
Carlton C. Buck, Arlington, Calif.
33150
Sing again; w Marie Louise Van Horst,
m Daniel Protheroe, ed. and arr.
Noble Cain; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Aug. 25, 1986; E pub. 57329; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 83151
Sing, O heavens; anthem for Christmas
or general use, w from the Bible, m
Caleb Simper, arr. Kenneth Down-
ing; 2-pt. treble cho.; organ acc.
Sept. 30, 1986; E pub. 59322; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 338152
m Alfred Redhead, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy; sop. 1, 2 and con-
tralto. © Nov. 19, 1936; E for.
46867; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
33153
Sing we Noel; 3-pt. cho., French carol,
16th century, English text and arr.
of m Katherine Kennicott Davis. 1.
Sop., alto and bass.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Nov. 21, 1986; E pub. 59075,
09076; E. C. Schirmer music €o.,
Boston. 33154, 33155
Singer (The) from the valley; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1936; E unp.
135565; Ira B. Rutherford, Hones-
dale, Pa. 33156
Singin’ a song; w George Murray
Brown, m Keith Crosby Brown, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; men’s cho.
Dee. 17. 1936; E pub. 59807; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 33157
Singing in a pool; by Arthur Lange;
pf. conductor. © 1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1936;
E unp. 136915; Movietone music
corp., New York. 33158
Singing Lizzie; musical monologue,
written and composed Mab Davis; pf.
© Dec. 18, 1986; E for. 47152; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 33159
Sir Eglamore; British folk-music, tune
and w from Stafford Smith’s Musica
antiqua, freely set Percy Aldridge
Grainger ; double mixed cho. Rev. ed.
© Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 46606; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 33160)
Sit down, servant, sit down; by R.
Nathaniel Dett; mixed cho., with ten.
solo. © Oct. 5, 1986; E pub. 59830;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 33161
Siwy koniu; stowa: Adama Asnyka,
m: St. Niewiadomski, op. 49, nr. 4.
© Oct. 8, 1936; E for. 46705; G. Sey-
farth, Lwow, Poland. 33162
Sixteenth Ave. at Coolidge; fox-trot;
pf. © 1c Oct. 17, 1936; E unp.
135649; Salvador Parada Sanchez,
Oxnard, Calif. 33163.
Sjungom studentens lyckliga dag; sing,
Prins Gustaf. © Oct. 9, 1936; E for.
46561; A.—b. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag, Stockholm. 33164
Skandal um die fledermaus; schlager
aus dem film, text H. Leenen u.
Ralph M. Siegel, m Ernst Leenen.
© May 13, 1986; E for. 46835;
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
33165:
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33166
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Skaters mazurka; by Lew Pollack; pf.| Sleepy rhythm; w and m Max Kester
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1936; E unp. 136911;
Movietone music corp., New York.
33166
Skater’s waltz; by Waldteufel, tran-
seribed Carl Richter; pf. © Nov.
19, 1936; E pub. 59014; Bach music
co., Boston. 33167
Skies are darkening; hymn, w freely
tr. and m arr. © Sept. 25, 1936; E
pub. 58767; Nathaniel Carlson, Chi-
cago. 33168
Skippy whippy; melody. © 1 ec. Nov.
30, 1986; E unp. 135922; W. R. Cala-
way, Orlando, Fla. 33169)
Skjutsgossen pa hemvagen; sang, Adolf
Fredrik Lindblad. © Oct. 9, 1936; E
for. 46560; A—b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag, Stockholm. 33170
Skonfiskowane tango; stowa J. Lipski i
Wt. Szlengel, [and] Nie chee wied-
ziec; tango, stowa Zenon Friedwald,
arr. I Wesby; m Fred Scher; ork.
strony. © Nov. 25, 1986: E for.
47101; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
33101
ae m Fred Scher. © Nov. 25,
1836; E for. 47110; Nowa _ scena,
Warsaw, Poland. 33172
Sky ride; by Vincent Lopez and Adolph
Deutsch; pf. © Dec. 23, 1936; E
pub. 59266; Robbins music corp., New
York. 33173
Sky-writing love songs to you; w Har-
ry Pyle, melody Robert Wyatt and
George Sumner. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1386069; Robert B. Wyatt,
Brooklyn. 33174
Skyliner; descriptive concert march,
Harry L. Alford; band pts. © Nov.
30, 1986; E pub. 58952; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. Sah
Sleep little Jesu; carol, w R. E. Sim-
mons, m George Thomas Francis. ©
Dec. 8, 1986; E for. 47089; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 33176
Sleep tight; w and m Hal Stanton.
© Oct. 18, 1986; E for. 46848; Mac-
melodies, ltd., London. Som T
Sleepy-land parade; w Norine Freeman
and Alfred Marlhom, m Leopold N.
Sperling, arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
2-pt. treble cho., with solo voice or
violin ad lib. © Dee. 17, 1936; E
pub. 59306; Harold Flammer, ine.,
New York. 33178
and Bristol Kerrich. © Oct. 18,
1936; E for. 46850; Macmelodies, ltd.,
London. 33179
Sleigh bells; w Howard Dietz, m Ar-
thur Schwartz, with guit. arr. ©
Dee. 10, 1986; E pub. 59027; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 33180
Slow delle rose; versi Bixio Cheru-
bini, m Raffaella Zagari. © Oct. 5,
19386; E for. 46899; Societa anonima
musicale Bixio, Milan. 33181
Smile for me; from Land without
music, w Clifford Grey, m Oscar
Straus. © Dee. 2, 1936; E for. 47122;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 33182
Smile, only smile; w Pauline EK. Wil-
cox and M. Dunlop; pf. © Oct. 15,
1932; E pub. 58743; Merrill Dunlop,
Chicago. 33183
Smiles are not as sweet as kisses;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Dee. 9, 1936; E unp.
136350; M. S. Brown, Chicago, Ky.
33184
Smiling eyes; foxtrot, w Pete Warren,
m Charles F. Tovey; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 4, 1936; E for. 46945:
Swan & co., music publishers, Itd.,
London. 33185
Smiling through; song, m James I.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 1385595; EHva-
lyn O’Daniel, Westmoreland, Kan.
33186
Smith (David Stanley) Hight old
Christmas carols; tr. Edward Bliss
Reed, m arr. v. 8. © Sept. 18, 1936;
E for. 46615; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 33187
Smith’s new rapid instructor for ban-
jo; in C notation, W. J. Smith. ©
Dee. 10, 1936; AA 221349; Wm. J.
Smith music ¢co., ine., New York.
33188
Smith’s new rapid instructor for clar-
inet; by W. J. Smith. © Dec. 10,
1936; AA 221848; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 33189
Smith’s new rapid instructor for cor-
net, trumpet and E flat alto; by
William J. Smith. © Dec. 10, 1936;
AA 221344; Wm. J. Smith music co.,
ine., New York. 33190
Smith’s new rapid instructor for oca-
rina; by W. J. Smith. © Dec. 10,
1986; AA 2213846; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 33191
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Smith’s new rapid instructor for sax-
ophone; by W. J. Smith. © Dee. 10,
1936; AA 221345; Wm. J. Smith mu-
sic co., inc., New York. 33192
Smith’s new rapid instructor for slide
trombone; by W. J. Smith. © Dee.
16, 1986; AA 221347; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 33198
Smoke dreams; from After the Thin
man, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb
Brown. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
135611; Robbins music corp., New
York. 33194
with guit. arr. © Dee.
14, 1986; E pub. 59061; Robbins mu-
sie corp., New York. 33195
Smoky treasure; w and melody. ©
1.c. Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 135956;
Bernard Berg, Los Angeles. 33196
Snowflakes; song. © 1 c¢. Dee. 18,
1986; EH unp. 137025; Florence May
Brockmeier, Cincinnati. 33197
So; melody. 2d rev. form. © 1c. Dee.
21, 1936; E unp. 1386826; Samuel Wis-
sig, Parlier, Calif. 33198
So it’s you again; w and melody. ©
1 ec Dee. 10, 1836: E unp. 136402;
Gordon Hull, West Brighton, S. L.,
ie ee 33199
So little time and so much to do;
sacred song. © Nov. 9, 1936; E pub.
59263; Chelsea James Stockwell,
Terre Haute, Ind. 33200:
So long Broadway; w Jen J. Jawus,
melody Luther A. Clark. © 1 e.
Dec. 12, 1936; E unp. 1386897; Henry
August Jenkins, Hoboken, N. J.
33201
So sweet, so fine; melody. © 1c. Nov.
27, 19386; HE unp. 185945; Arnold A.
_ Levin, New York. 33202
So what; from College holiday, w and
m Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger;
with ukulele arr. and guit. symbols.
© Dec. 7, 1936; E pub. 58973; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 33203
Soft words; w Harry S. Miller, melody
Frank Signorelli. © 1 ¢ Nov. 21,
1986; E unp. 185481; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 33204
Sogno tzigano; tango, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m P. G. Redi. © Oct. 5,
1936; E for. 46892; Societa anonima
musicale Bixio, Milan. 33205
Sohet (Suzanne) Trois petites his-
toires; pf. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46677; Suzanne Sohet, Paris. 33206
33220
Soirs de Paris; paroles Maurice
Boukay, m Marie Charbonnel. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46699; C. Jou-
bert & cie., Paris. 33207
Sol sain geleibt; ten songs, w Jacob
Jacobs, and melodies. © 1 e¢. Nov.
27, 1986; E unp. 186087; Jack Saxon,
Brooklyn. 33208
Solemn melody; by H. Walford Davies,
arr. Conway Graves; pf. accordion.
© Nov. 11, 1936; E for. 46552; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 33209
Some day; pf., with w. © 1 «¢ Nov.
30, 1986; E unp. 136600; Nicholas
Mallardo, Providence. 30210
Some day, some way; w and m Bain-
bridge Crist. © 1 ¢« Dec. 9, 1986;
E unp. 1386444; Lucien Bainbridge
Crist, South Yarmouth, Mass. 33211
Some day you'll be sorry too; song,
melody by J. B. Vidach and Michael
Parenti. © 1 c« Sept. 17, 1986; E
unp. 185661; John Batista Vidach,
Chicago. 33212
Some one I adore; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Dec. 23, 1986; E unp. 187004; Jose-
phine Montell, Greensburg, Pa.
33213.
Some other time; w and melody Lee
Clifford. © 1 c¢. Nov. 30, 1986; H
unp. 135816; EHileen Clifford, San
Francisco. 33214
Some place in Arizona; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1,
Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 185591 ; John R.
Kosh, Waukesha, Wis. 33215.
Some sun-bright morning; w Helen
Welshimer, m Maxwell Eckstein. ©
Dee. 10, 1986; E pub. 59069; Galaxy
music corp., New York. 33216
Somebody knocked at my heart: w
and m Bainbridge Crist. © 1. Nov.
28, 1936; E unp. 135986; Lucien
Bainbridge Crist, South Yarmouth,
Mass. 39217
Somebody needs you; alto and ten.
duet. © Dec. 1, 1986; E pub. 58996;
Irene Cain Osborn, Grand Forks,
N. D. 33218
Somebody waits; song, m James lL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e«
Dee. 2, 1936; E unp. 1385976; A. Dean
Hickok, Princeton, Ky. 33219
Somebody’s heart is broken; fox trot;
pf., with w. ©1c. Dee. 14, 1936; E
unp. 136604; William S. Hazzard,
Pittsfield, Mass. 33220:
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33221
Somebody’s little brown-eyed _ gal;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1936; E unp.
186845 ; Sam Nowabbi, Shawnee, Okl.
33221
Somebody’s love; w and m Gene Trate;
pf. © 1 « Nov. 28, 1986; E unp.
135870; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or.
Someday; song, w Arnett McKennan.
© 1 «¢. Dee. 1, 19386; E unp. 135999;
Cammann Newberry, Cambridge,
Mass. 33223
Somehow; pf. © 1 ec. Noy. 20, 1986;
E unp. 1385681; William Ferdinand
Risch, Milwaukee. 33224
Someone far above par; w Charles
Barrett Williams; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1986; E unp. 185845; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or.
Something old and something new; w
‘Nancy K. Betts, m Karl Klun. © 1
e. Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 136465;
Rosina Klun, Los Angeles.
Something (The) that makes you you;
w and melody. ©1e. Dec. 21, 1936;
EK unp. 136900; Alberta Iben, De-
troit. 33227
Something to look forward to; fox-
trot, w S. J. Segal, melody M. Shaf-
fer. © 1c. Dec. 28, 19386; E unp.
136952 ; Max Shaffer and 8S. J. Segal,
Montreal, Que., Canada. 33228
Sometime in spring; w Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest, m Walter Donaldson.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136680;
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corp., New
York. 33229
Sommardag (En) ; sing, Adolf Fredrik
Lindblad. © Oct. 9, 1936; E for.
46558; A.-b. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag, Stockholm. 33230
Sonate ftir klavier; in A dur, Hans
xebhard, op. 26. © Nov. 12, 1936;
E for. 46738; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany. Boral
Sonate ftir orgel; v. Hermann Grabner,
op. 40. © Sept. 14, 1936: E for.
46729; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel,
Leipzig. gavo2
Sonatina for violins in unison ; by Scrib-
ner Cobb. © Nov. 30, 1936; E pub.
58844; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
33233
Sonatine fiir klavier; v. Hans Gebhard,
op. 24a. © Nov. 12, 1936; E for.
46737; B. Schott’s sOhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 33234
33222
33225
33226
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
Song (The) divine; w Mereleigh Cliff,
m Dorothy Forster; high yoice. ©
Sept. 2, 1936; E for. 47016; J. Liber,
London. 33235
Song of the golden West; w and m
Henry Benton; pf. treble. © 1c. Nov.
24, 1986; E unp. 1385620; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 33236
Song (The) of the grateful heart ; poem
and m Ord Hamilton. © Oct. 18,
1936; E for. 46849; Macmelodies, Itd.,
London. 33237
Song (The) of the rolling tide; song.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1986; E unp. 137013;
Leonora Larry Bowden, Oakland,
~ Calif. 332388
Song (The) sparrow; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1986; E unp. 135764;
Alice H. Crompton, Worcester. 33239
Songs and singing games; by Ann
Elliott. © Oct. 22, 1986; E for. 46621 ;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 33240
Songs (The) we sing; m arr. Grace
Castagnetta; pf. © Sept. 15, 1936;
A 99725; Hendrik Willem van Loon,
South Norwalk, Conn. 33241
Sons of Yale; Yale marching song, w
Paul Gilbert, m Leonard Thomas;
with male quartet or cho. © Nov.
30, 1936; E pub. 589538 ; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 33242
Sophie, why don’t you speak to me;
song, w Edward Rupert. © 1c. Dee.
15, 1936; E unp. 136621; Robert Vogel,
Hlizabeth, N. J. 332438
Sophisticated hula; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 137064;
Solomon Maluhia Kekipi Bright, San
Francisco. 33244
Sounds (The) I love to hear; song, m
Vernon Leftwich. © 1 ¢ Dec. 12,
19386; E unp. 1386525; F. T. Urie, Los
Angeles. 33245
Souvenir de Santiago; habanera, E.
Ladivia, orch. F. Azarch; strings,
with pf. conductor. © Aug. 6, 1936;
E for. 46592); J. Liber, London. 338246
Spanish moon; tango, w Dave Zubrin,
m Edith Brown. ©1e. Dec. 24, 1986;
EH unp. 187049; Edith Bogomaz, De-
troit. 33247
Sparkle and shine; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 137020;
George A. Hadley, Denver. 33248
Speaking of an angel; arr. Gladys
Johnson; pf., with w. © 1. Dee. 1,
19386; E unp. 186015; Gerard Maga-
riello, New York. 33249
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no. 12, 1936
Spic and Spanish; lyric Al Stillman,
Spanish lyric and m Eliseo Grenet,
typical Cuban rumba and American-
ized fox-trot rumba arrs. Graham
Prince; orch. pts. © Dec. 3, 1936;
E pub. 58799; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 33250
Spider and the fly; song, melody Al.
Sears. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1936; E unp.
186267: Lester Aaron Pine, Chicago.
33251
Spiel von liebe ftir mich, Zigeuner ; vio-
lino tzigano, lied u. tango, deutscher
text Gerd Karlick, italienischer text
B. Cherubini, m C. A. Bixio. © Nov.
5, 19385; E for. 47070; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernard Herzmansky),
Vienna. oolbe
Spielmanns lied; foxtrot, text Klaus S.
Richter, m Gerhard Winkler, arr.
komponisten; orch. stimmen u. ge-
sangstrio. © Aug. 31, 1936; HF for.
47053; Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. S0200
Spij malenistwo; kotysanka, stowa Kaz.
Wiehler, m W. MuSnicki. © Nov. 17,
1936; E for. 47159 ; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 33254
Spinach; pf. treble, with w. © 1.
Dee. 19, 1986; E unp. 136810; Nancy
Clancy, Brooklyn. 33255
Spirit of delight; w Shelley, m Wil-
liam Henry Ibberson, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Nov. 9, 1936; E for. 46872; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 33256
Spirit of radio; w and melody. ©1c.
Nov. 25, 1986; E unp. 135705; Ger-
trude L. Snow, Montreal. aoLo ¢
Spirit (The) of youth; march, Car]
J. Gilbert, arr. J. Engleman; orch.
pts. © Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 46780;
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. .
Spiritual hymns; hymnal, ed. Henry
Knighton. © Oct. 18, 1986: A
101231; Board of directors of the
general assembly of Spiritualists,
New York. 33259
Spring; symphonic sketch, op. 39. ©
Pe.) Dees 7119386 34H funp 136152;
Pietro Cimini, Los Angeles. 33260:
—— waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1936; E unp. 136107;
Kenneth Tucker Stabler, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. 33261
Spring came again; lyric and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1936; E unp. 136529;
Armand Wolff, New York. 33262
33276
Spring fever in December; song. ©
1 ec. Dec. 15, 1986; E unp. 1386602;
Diane Cohen, Bayonne, N. J. 332638
Spring is dancing back to you; Ww
Margaret Keir, m Montague Ewing.
© Aug. 28, 1936; E for. 47017; J.
Liber, London. 33264
Spring melody; violin. © 1 ce. Dee.
17, 19386; E unp. 1386725; Samuel
Pokrass, New York. 33265 —
Springtime in Nova Scotia; waltz song,
melody J. C. Yeo and Ben Adelman.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 19386; E unp. 136100;
Josephine Cameron Yeo, Redondo
Beach, Calif. 33266
Springtime in the West; w George Kurt
Richter; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28, 1936;
H ounp. 135862 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 33267
Springtime is lovetime; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.c.
Nov. 24, 1956; E unp. 185594; Zoe
Strong, Oakridge, Or. 33268
Stairways; by Vincent Lopez and
Adolph Deutsch; pf. © Dee. 23,
19386; E pub. 59267; Robbins music
corp., New York. 33269
Stampede; composed and se. Fletcher
Henderson; orch. pts. © Nov. 25,
1936; E pub. 58761; Robbins music
corp., New York. 33270
Star magic; w George Norman, m Mil-
ton Dieterich; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
© Dec. 14, 1936; E pub. 59049; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 33271
Stardust in my eyes: song, m Leo
Richard. © 1 ¢ Nov. 21, 1936; E
unp. 185511; Virginia Hensley, Burr-
ton, Kan. do2t2
Stardust lullaby; song, arr. Ruth S.
Paterson. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1986; E
unp. 1386648; John Charles Metcalfe,
Chicago. 33273
Stars in a morning sky; song, m Clar-
ence Burgess. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936;
BE ounp. 135952; Margaret Alma Stev-
ens, Jasper, Ont., Canada. 33274
Stars in a southern sky; w Joseph Linz,
melody Pem Davenport. © 1 ¢. Dee.
24, 1986; E unp. 136967; Popular
melodies, inc., New York. 33275
Stars over Manhattan; fox trot, w and
m John Kasché. © 1 c Nov. 23,
1936; E unp. 135599; John Michael
Kasché, jr., Allentown, Pa. 33276:
1471
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33277
Stealing love; w and melody Joe Brook-
field. © 1 ¢ Nov. 6, 1986; E unp.
135773; Joseph Norman Brookfield,
San Gabriel, Calif. 332070
Step chillun, step; w and melody. ©
1 e. Dee. 1, 1986; E unp. 1385995;
David Gordon Holder, Chicago.
33278
Still waters; by Eddie Carroll; pf. ©
Oct. 20, 1936; E for. 46572; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd., London.
33279
Stop dat buzzin’; w and m Raymond
Harle Mitchell, arr. William Lester ;
sop. and alto cho. © Aug. 25, 1936;
EK pub. 57332; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 33286
Stop hanging around; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1986; E unp. 136860;
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 33281
Stop, look and listen, before you give
your heart away; song, melody Will
Livernash. ©. 1 ¢ Noy. 28, 1936;
H unp. 135946; Lee Blastic, South
Gate, Calif. 33282
Stradella (Alessandro) Concerto
grosso; in re maggiore, elaborato
Alberto Gentili; orch. d’archi e cem-
balo. Partitura. © Dee. 14, 1936; E
for. 47089; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
33283
anonimi siciliani.—
M. Pellegrini [and]
versi V. M. Pellegrini: m
© Nov. 11
47143; Carisch, s. a.,
33284
Strawinsky (Igor) Concerto; pour pf.
suivi d’orch. d@harmonie; orch. Par-
tition. © Sept. 11, 1986; E for.
47082; Russischer musikverlag,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 33285
Streamline blues; song, with arr. for
ukulele; ete. © Aug. 15, 1986; E
pub. 59052; Nathaniel Tarrent Fox,
Strambotto: versi
Forse; versi V.
Scherma ;
Josie Mallia Pulvirenti.
19386: E for.
Milan.
Alton, Ill. 35286.
Strength and wisdom; w Ola Durrett;
© 1 e¢. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
pr.
136236; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 33287
Stretch (A) of 28 years; w and melody
Cliff Carlisle. © 1 c¢. Dec. 11, 1936;
E unp. 1386458; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 33288
String quartet no. 3; Se. and pts. ©
Oct. 14, 1936; E pub. 59342: Quincy
Porter, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 33289:
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Strings that held your heart; w and
m Sibyl York; with arr. for guit..
etc. © Dec. 4, 19386; E pub. 58873;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
3322
Stroll on through the years; song. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 14, 1936; E unp. 136571;
George Seymour Hollis, Merced,
Calif. 33291
Strolling on the shady side of Broad-
way; fox-trot song, melody J. Kelley
and Ben Adelman. © 1 c. Nov. 19.
1936; E unp. 185527; John Kelley,
New York. 383292:
Strolling on the strand; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1386079; Alexander Corkum,
Newton Center, Mass. 30293:
pi. ©
E pub. 58802; Joe
33294
Suite in D; by John Stanley, ed. and
arr. Patrick Williams; organ.
Aug. 6, 1986; E for. 46626; Bosworth
& co., ltd., London. 33295:
Suite of instrumental pieces; from
Armide et Renaud, Jean-Baptiste
Lully, selected and ed. Albert Stoes-
sel; string orch., with pf. ad lib.
Se. and pts. © Oct. 5, 1936; E pub.
593838; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
33296
Sul fieno; versi e m Giuseppe Piazzi.
© Oct. 1, 1936; E for. 47148 ; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 33297
Sulla cima del gran sasso; fox trot,
dal film Lo smemorato, versi Bixio
Cherubini, m Armando Fragna. ©
Oct. 5, 1936; E for. 46890; Societa
anonima musicale Bixio, Milan.
Sugar dance; by Zez Confrey ;
Nov. 30, 19386;
Davis, ine., New York.
33298
Summit (The) waltz; melody J. B.
Vidach and Michael Parenti. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 135659 ; John B.
Vidach, Chicago. 33299
Sun (The) will shine again; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman and Anna
Nemeth. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1986; E unp.
136096; Anna Nemeth, Flushing,
Lets Nek 33300
Sundown: waltz song. © 1 ¢ Novy.
25, 1936; E unp. 1385772; Clarence
Blake, Charlotte, N. C. 33301
Sunny (The) Rio Grande; song. ©
1 c« Dee. 24, 1936; E unp. 1387003;
Irene Raynes, Kansas City, Mo.
33302
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no. 12, 1936
Sunny skies; w and melody. © 1 «.
Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 1370382; Henry
Zwick, Rosedale, Raspeburg P. O.
Md. 33303
Sunset; song. 1 ec. Dec. 16, 1936; E
unp. 136638; Helen Hood, Brookline,
Mass. 33304
Sunshine album; w May Hliott, m
Gwen Lewis, no. 14. © Dee. 18,
19386; E for. 47150; Reynolds & co.,
London. 33305
Sunshine from the fingers; by Zez
Confrey; pf. © Nov. 30, 1986; E
pub. 58805; Joe Davis, inc., New
York. 33306
Sunshine Sally; w and m T. Shand.
me Noy. 27, 1986: B unp. 185770;
Hubert J. Braun, Chicago. 33307
Suppose love did; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1936;
E ounp. 186121; Cora Delia Williams,
Portland, Or. 33308
Sur la route de Berthier; chanson
canadienne, harmonisée Madeleine
Périssas; choeur mixtes; sans acc.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46660; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 33309
Sur le Bosphore endormi; fox-trot,
Moises Simons, arr. Raymond Le-
grand; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E for. 46680; Choudens, Paris.
33310
Sur les bords de la Seine; valse,
paroles G. Groener et André Saude-
mont, m Jara Bénes. © Sept. 1,
1936; E for. 46683; Editions Coda,
Ss. aeawearis. ave’ UL
Swagger swing; by Max Goldberg; B
flat trumpet, with pf. ace. © Nov.
3, 1936; H for. 46624; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd., London. 33012
Swanee river; arr. A. P. McKinney;
guit., in note and diagram; in C. ©
Nov. 21, 1936; E pub. 59290; McKin-
ney’s pub. co., Peoria, Ill. 33313
‘Sweet; from Waikiki wedding; w Leo
Robin, m Ralph Rainger. ib ite
Dec. 28, 1986; E unp. 136965; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 33314
‘Sweet and low, by Joseph Barnby, arr.;
3 French horns, in E flat. © Dec.
22, 19386; E pub. 59278; Charles V.
Foreman, Chicago. Ba0L5
w Alfred Tennyson, m J. Barnby,
arr. Max Hirschfeld. © Dec. 17,
1936; E pub. 59174; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
33316
33029
Sweet chorines; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135907; Eugene James
Broadnax, Philadelphia. 33317
Sweet face, won’t you come home to
stay; w and m Paul Rebere. ©1 ©.
Dec. 4, 1936; E unp. 186082; Paul LL.
Specht, Sinking Spring, Pa. 33318
Sweet Georgia Rose; w Cliff Raymond,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1986; E unp. 185855; Clifford
Raymond Lanman, Anchorage, Ky.
33319
Sweet lady I must have you; w and
melody. © 1 e¢ Nov. 30, 1986; E
unp. 185941; George Franklin Fran-
ciosa, Rochester, N. Y. 33320
Sweet lei lehua; melody arr. Mort
Searles; [guit.] with instruction. ©
Noy. 20, 19386; E pub. 58939; Harry
G. Stanley, Rocky River, O. 33321
Sweet little you; song, arr. Wayne
Johnson. ).© 1c: Wee 22741936
unp. 136955; Frederick Otto Riley,
Noel, Mo. aomee
Sweet love; w and melody. © 1 e.
Noy. 14, 1986; E unp. 1386427; Pas-
quale Novara, New York. 33020
Sweet on you; song, m J. Kopf and
Ivan Tashman. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1936;
EH unp. 136166; Jack Kopf, Phila-
delphia. 33024
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms, lovely
Linda Lou; w and melody York and
King, Tom Connell and Will Heag-
ney. ©l1ce Nov. 21, 1936; E unp.
135585; York and King music pub.
co., New York. 33325
Sweetest Rose, youre the rose of my
heart; waltz song, melody Ben Adel-
man. © 1c¢ Dee. 1, 19863;°>H ump:
136108; Howard Henry, Cincinnati.
33926
Sweetest (The) song of all my dreams ;
song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1986; E unp.
135486; Sidney Smith, New West-
minster, B. C., Canada. 33327
Sweetheart mine; pf. treble, with w.
© 1 « Nov. 23, 1936; E unp. 135572;
G. W. St. James, Olneyville, R. 1.
33328
Sweetheart (The) of Sigma chi has
fallen in love with a Phi; song.
1 e. Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 185987;
William James Williams, Charleston,
W. Va. 338329
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Sweetheart, sweetheart, pronounced
darling; w Jack Lawrence, m Peter
Tinturin; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Dec. 9, 1986; E pub. 59212; Words
& music, inc., New York. 33330
Sweetheart that’s how I need you;
song, pf. acc. Cedric Henry Gard. ©
Le Dee. 4, 193865) EH) unpels6209)-
Irma Marie Apfelbaum, Ft. Wayne.
33331
Sweetheart (The) waltz; from Col-
lege holiday, w Ralph Freed, m Bur-
ton Lane, pf. se. Mario Agnolucci;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
27, 19386; E pub. 58887; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 33332
Sweetheart, without you; w Joe Dris-
coll and Charley Nicholls, melody J.
Fort. © 1. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp.
136531; Joseph Earl Driscoll, Chi-
eago, Charles Dwight Nicholls, Le-
mont, Iil., and Joseph Fort, Chicago.
33359
Swing (The) band book; new arrs. and
new selections Paul Yoder; pts. ©
Oct. 1, 1986; E pub. 58778; Melrose
bros. music ¢o., ine., Chicago. 33334
Swing is the thing; song. ©1e. Dee.
9, 1936; E unp. 186311; Sam Stevens
Hood, Raleigh, N. C. 30300
Swing it high and swing it low; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1986; E unp.
1385837; Catherine Mary Colborn,
Brentwood, Mo. 33336
Swing of swings; song, w Paul F’.
Webster. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1986; EH
unp. 136491; Edward Durham, New
York. 33337
Swing Santa swing; waltz song, w and
m R. Phillips and Max Ruth. ©1le.
Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135825; Rita
Phillips and Max Rutkowski, Mil-
waukee. 33338
Swing style; by Jay Arnold. 1. Trom-
bone, euphonium, cello and _ other
bass clef instruments.—2. Trumpet,
cornet, mellophone and fluegel horn.
© Dee. 23, 1936; E pub. 59298, 59294 ;
Amsco music sales co., ine., New
York. 33009, 30040
Swing that music; w and m Horace
Gerlach and Louis Armstrong. ©
Nov. 7, 1986; E pub. 58755; Southern
musie pub. co., ine, New York.
33041
Swing time; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 185767; Wil-
liam Harold Mickey, Buenos Aires,
Argentina. 33342
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Swing waltz: by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 512, no. 1; pf: © Dee. 21, 1986:
E pub. 59188; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 33343
Swing vour du de lu du; fox-trot, w
Jean Lousteau, and melody. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1936; E unp. 136383; Carl
Jaspan, Washington. 33044
Swingin’ love; song. © 1 e¢ Nov. 21,
19386; E unp. 1385498; Barbara Beach,
Emporia, Ivan. 33345
Swinging over the moon; w and mel-
ody. ©. 1, e., Dee: 8, 1936;.,.4H uni.
136244; Gladys’ Parham _ Roberts,
Vidor, Tex. 33346
Swingtime jubilee; song. © 1c. Nov.
25, 1986; E unp. 135833; John F.
Benkelnman, Detroit. 33047
Symphonic waltz to the five Great
Lakes; pf. conductor. © 1 e¢. Oct.
10, 1986; E unp. 1385553; Karl Schuh,
Chicago. 33348
Szumi w gaju brzezina; stlowa: Adama
Asnyka, m: St. Niewiadomski, op.
49) nire"3.. ©)! Oct.’ 8, 1986. eetor:
46704: G. Seyfarth, Lwow, Poland.
30049
VY. A.; w B. P. Jones, as sung by
Jilson Setters, arr. © 1 ¢ Dee. 7,
1936: EK unp. 1386195; Jean Thomas,
Ashland, Ky. 33350
Ta matia tis t’arapika; melody Tetos
Demetriades. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 136627; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 33301
Ta-ta, ta-ta, say ta-ta to your tar;
from O-kay for sound, w R. P. Wes-
ton and Bert Lee, m Harris Weston ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov. 5,
1936; E for. 46844; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 33352
Tak musi byé; tango, stowa i m: L.
Buffini. © Dee. 27, 1985; E for.
46794; Editions Fermata, Warsaw,
Poland. 33353
Take a tip from me; song. © 1 ec.
Dec. 5, 1986; E unp. 186130; Edward
L. Wolfe, New York. 33354
Take me back to those wide open
spaces; from Trail dust, w and: m
Harry Tobias and Jack Stern, pf. se.
Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele
and guit. © Dec. 7, 1936; E pub.
58982; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 33355
Take me in the life boat; w and m
Frank Southern; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 24, 1986; E unp. 135625 ; Georgia
music co., New York. 33306
be
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no. 12, 1986
Take my tip; w and melody. © 1.
Noy. 30, 1986; E unp. 185967; Gordon
Hull, Staten Island, N. Y. 33357
Take things as they come; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1986; E unp.
136805; Cecelia Benchman, Detroit.
33308
Tales from the Vienna woods; waltz,
Johann Strauss, op. 325, arr. Harry
Bettoney ; duet for 2 B flat clarinets
and duet for flute or violin, and B
fiat clarinet, with pf. Pts. © Nov.
15, 1986; E pub. 59091; Cundy-Bet-
toney co., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
333509
Tales of the Vienna forest; waltz, w
John Greenaway, m Johann Strauss,
transcribed Julius Harrison; mixed
cho. Winthrop Rogers ed. © Nov.
20, 1936; E for. 46861; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 33360
Talkin’ to her mother; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 136489;
William Samuel Green, St. Louis.
33361
Tallulah; w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1986; E unp. 136753; Emily Jean-
nett Luick, New York. 33362
Tango delie stelle; tango, versi Ar-
mando Gildo, m Giuseppe Adami. ©
Dee. 3, 19386; E pub. 58847; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc., New York. 33363
Tango—dethroned; pf. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1986; E unp. 136682; Bruce G. White,
Salt Lake City. 33364
Tango noir; du film La belle équipe,
paroles J. Duvivier et L. Poterat, m
Jean Sautreuil, F. Jeanjean et M.
Jeanjean. © Sept. 1, 1936; E for.
46695; C. Joubert & cie. et Royalty,
Paris. 33365
Tankard (A) of ale; from The prince
and the pauper, w Laird Doyle, m
M. K. Jerome and EH. W. Korngold ;
male voices. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1936;
E unp. 137086; Music publishers
holding corp., New York. 30066
Tantalizin’ sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135813;
Frank EH. Liszanckie, New York.
33367
Tantalizing ; song, m Otillie Appelbaum
Hartman. © 1 ¢c. Dec. 10, 1986; EB
unp. 136437; Gertrude Alice Samuels,
New York. 33368
Tanzmusik; flotter foxtrot, text Klaus
S. Richter, m u. arr. Gerhard Mohr;
orch. stimmen u. gesangstrio. ©
30081
Sept. 23, 1986; E for. 47054; Beboton-
verlag, g. m; b. h., Berlin. 33369
Tarantella; by S. Thalberg, op. 65, arr.
Charles Stainer; military band pts.
© Dee. 15, 1936; E for. 47034; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. 33370
Tarantella De Feo; canzone, m Antonio
Vivio. ©1.«. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp.
135882; Pietro De Feo, New York.
30061
Tattle tale; from the Stanley Graham
production of The drunkard, w and
m Jamie Hrickson. © Nov. 14, 1936;
EK pub. 59291; Stanley Graham,
Dallas. doo 12
Tears and smiles; by Daniel Protheroe,
choral arr. Wayne Howorth ; women’s
voices, with contralto solo. © Aug.
25, 1936; E pub. 57333; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. Bist is)
Technique (La) du hautbois; sonorité
et mécanisme, par l’étude rationelle
des gammes, Louis Bleuzet. 1°° pte.
© Sept. 1, 1936; E for. 46658; Al-
phonse Leduc & cie., Paris. 30014
Telemann (G. Ph.) Zwei divertimenti;
nr. 1 A-dur, hrsg. u. bearb. Fritz
Oberdorffer ; streichorch. u. cembalo,
klavier, statt viola auch dritte vio-
line. Partitur. © Sept. 2, 1936; BE
for. 46709; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Lichterfelde, Ger-
many. Boole
Television calling; w and m Alister
Foster. © Nov. 27, 1936: E for.
46994; Herman Darewski music pub.
co., ine. Charles Sheard & co., London.
333716
Tell de Lawd I’se comin’ when mah
work am thru; w and m Carol Clay-
baugh ; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135877 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 33377
Tell me a bedtime story; w M. Metro-
vich, m S. Olinger. © 1 ¢. Dee. 5,
1936: E unp. 1386155; Mabel Metro-
vich and Shannon Olinger, Fresno,
Calif. 33378
Temperamental lady; w Bill Mesick;
pf. 1 ec. Nov. 28, 1986; unp.
135800; Mary Jane Elder, Winnetka,
Til. 33379
|/Templeton (Alec) Four character
studies; pf. © Oct. 15, 1936; EB for.
46747; Augener, Itd., London. 33380
Tfiloth Abraham; songs, with recitative
cantor ad lib, © Dee. 8, 1936; EB
pub. 58969 ; Abraham Isaac Sherman,
New York. 33381
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Thanks for that insult; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1936; E unp. 136125;
Willard Van Valkenburgh, Bedford
Hills, N. Y. 33382
Thanks to the wonderful moonlight ;
w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1936:
E unp. 186898; Vivian Davis, Ogden,
Utah. 33383
That feeling of love; fox-trot song, m
Julian Wright. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1386941; Daniel Whitham,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 33384
That foolish feeling; from Top of the
town, w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy
McHugh; with guit. arr. ©Dee. 3,
1936; E pub. 58962; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 33385
That great President of U. S. A.: w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 18, 1936:
EH unp. 1386816; Ernestine Makofsky
Carey, New Orleans. 33386
That little old shack; w and m Doris
Starr; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7, 1936; E
unp. 186217; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 33387
That little sweetheart of mine; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Dee. 12, 1986: E
unp. 1386507; A. F. Becan, Sayville,
ING HY, 33388
That made me feel at home; hillbilly
song, w and melody. © 1 c¢. Dec.
14, 1936; E unp. 136569; John J.
Schneider, Philadelphia. 30089
That man is here again; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 135768 ;
Lefroy Greyson Collins, New York.
33390
That New York swing; song. © 1.
Noy. 24, 1986; E unp. 135678; Mar-
- cella Lalley Kropp, Brooklyn.
33391
©1e. Dec.
Earl E.
33392
That’s all I wanted to know; w and
melody. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp.
136254; David De Tar Corn, jr., New
York. 30093
That’s how romance was born; w B. J.
Schwartz, melody Wilbur Jay Dorf-
man. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1936; E unp.
136303; Wilbur Dorfman and Ber-
nard J. Schwartz, Cleveland. 338394
‘That’s the love your eyes tell me; song.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp. 136247;
Clarence Adolphus Harwood, Austin,
Tex. 33395
That night in June; song.
9, 1936; E unp. 1386360;
Watters, Bloomington, I11.
pt. 107, n. s., v. 31
That sweet story of old; anthem for
Children’s day, w Mrs. Luke, m Theo-
dore Marzials, arr. Kenneth Down-
ing; 2-pt. treble cho. © Sept. 30,
1936; E pub. 59323; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 33396
That was their last ride, ll never see
my pal any more; song. © 1 -@
Dee. 15, 1936; E unp. 136573.; Wil-
liam Fridjoph Mitchell, Calumet,
Mich. 33397
Theme; pf. © 1c Dec. 7, 1936; EH
unp. 186253; George EH. Bruns, Port-
land, Or. 33398
Theme song; pf. © 1 ec. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 185880; Barbara Beach, Em-
poria, Kan. 33399
Theme, Variations and Fugue; by Wil-
liam Busch; pf. © Nov. 9, 1936;
E for. 46806; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 33400
Theme waltz; w and melody. © 1 «.
Noy. 25, 1936; E unp. 135720; Vivian
Wolf Robinson, Philadelphia. 33401
Then came my dream; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135613;
Frank Vincent LaRosa, Brooklyn.
33402
Then you've never been in love; w Jack
Scholl, m Lou Handman; with guit.
arr. © Dee. 2, 1936; E pub. 58823;
Crawford music corp., New York.
33403
There is a home not far away; Song.
©1ec. Nov. 25, 1986; E unp. 135702;
Myrtie Govan, Monroe, Wash. 33404
There is my heart; w and m Hyvelyn
Smith Bishop. © Dec. 1, 1936; E
for. 47013; Paterson’s publications,
Itd., London. 33405
There is no one so dear as you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1936; E unp. 136346;
Elsie H. Miller, Marion, Wis. 33406
There is someone I’m loving; fox-trot
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 19, 1936; E unp. 185536; Charles
Gehrkie, Shenandoah, Pa. 33407
There must be a reason for love; w
and m Pierre Van Houten; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp. 136733 ;
Pierre Linwood Van Houten, New
York. 33408
There must be five to make a love
scene; m John Rio; pf. treble, with
w. © 1 ¢ Dee: 3, 1936.7 Beane
136056; S. Richard Bivona, New
York. 33409
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no. 12, 1936
33436
There’s a better day coming by and by;
hymn, w Pauline E. Wilcox and
Clarence H. Williams. © Apr. 21,
1934; E pub. 58746; Merrill Dunlop,
Chicago. 33410
There’s a cabin in the cedars; song,
m J. Chas: MeNeil. © 1 ¢. Dec. 14,
1936; E unp. 1386534; Margaret
Tinkis, Detour, Mich. 33411
There’s a little brown house; song. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 12, 1936; E unp. 136582;
Cornelius M. Payne, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 33412
There’s a Mickey Mouse, and it’s bank
nite; w E. L. Hotchkiss, melody N. G.
Scott. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1936; E unp.
135654; Nathan G. Scott and Emmy
Lou Hotchkiss, Berkeley, Calif.
33413
There’s a sparrow in the haystack; w
and melody Sam Hearn. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1986; E unp. 135841; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
33414
There’s love dreaming round my shoul-
ders when I think of you; song.
1c. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 136877;
Klise Wamsley, Otway, O. 38415
There’s no two ways about it; from
Top of the town, w Harold Adamson,
m Jimmy McHugh; with guit. arr. ©
Dee. 3, 1936; E pub. 58955 ; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 33416
There was a time I thought the world
of you; song, melody Phil Starr. ©
1 ¢ Dec. 2, 1936; E unp. 1386017;
Johnny Bradley, Philadelphia. 33417
There you go; song. © 1. Dee. 21,
1936; E unp. 1387076; Virginia Ann
Becton, Hot Springs, Ark. 33418
They never met; w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m Wilhelm Schiffer ; mixed
cho. Rev. ed. © Dec. 10, 1936; EB
pub. 58976; Galaxy music corp., New
York. . 33419
Thirds on parade; march miniature,
Cleo Allen Hibbs; pf. © Dec. 15,
1936; E pub. 59193 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 33420
This good-bye is not a solemn good-bye;
w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1936;
E unp. 136902; Fidel M. G. Pan-
buena, San Pedro, Calif. 39421
This is good-bye; w and melody. ©
1 ec Dee. 2, 1986; E unp. 135968;
Henry R. Dutton, Albany. 33422
This is my well beloved son; words by
Nada Van Fossen, music by S. L.
123843—37——-7
Gross ;;.pf.; ©. 1c. Nov. 28, 1936;
E unp. 135888 ; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 35423
This mad whirl; from the production,
w Moe Jaffe, m Clay Boland; with
arr, for guit., etc. © Nov. 23, 1936;
E pub. 58765; Words & music, inc.,
New York. 33424
This pretty little girl; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1986; E unp.
136672; E. Hartley Carle, Glassville,
N. B., Canada. 33425
This side of heaven; w and m Box,
Cox and Roberts; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete., R. S. Stoddon. © Dee. 1,
1936; E for. 46946; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 33426
Those kisses; fox-trot, w Bob Hayes,
melody Al Berkman. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1936; E unp. 1386076; Robert Peary
Hayes, Marshfield, Mass. 33427
Those rambling blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135914;
W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 33428
Those wistful eyes; song. © 1c. Nov.
30, 1936; E unp. 135817; Sidney
Smith, New Westminster, B. C., Can-
ada. 33429
Thought (A) for the day; w A. Nutt, m
Hector MacCarthy; med. voice. ©
Oct. 5, 19386; E pub. 59835; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 33430
Thought (The) of her brings tears to
my eyes; w and melody. © 1c. Dee.
7, 1986; B unp. 136373; Tony Crocco,
Holden, Mass. 33431
Thousand (A) different reasons; w and
m Leonard Feather. © Oct. 18, 1936;
FE for. 46853 ; Macmelodies, Itd., Lon-
don. 33432
Three blind mice ; humorous variations,
Adolf Lotter, arr. Denis Wright;
brass band pts. © Dee. 10, 1936; E
for. 46965; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 33433
Three (The) kings; carol, w anon.,
15th century, m Gerald Cockshott;
mixed voices. © Oct. 22, 1936; E for.
46619; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
33434
Three shades of blue; w Roy Newell,
melody Nat Simon. © 1 c¢. Dee. 12,
1936; E unp. 136633; Superior music,
ine., New York. 33485.
Three sisters; by Vincent Lopez and
Adolph Deutsch; pf. © Dee. 23,
1986; E pub. 59265; Robbins music
corp., New York. 33436
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33437
Three wingéd words; w Leigh B. Shif-
fer; pf. ©1e. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp.
136352; William R. Stecher, Easton,
Pa. 33437
Three wise men; Christmas carol, w
and m Walter J. Brunsman, arr. J.
Alfred Schehl; mixed voices; pf. or
organ ace. © Dec. 30, 1986; E pub.
58999; Merrell Schwarz music Co.,
Cincinnati. 33438
Thrill me forever; w and melody. ©
1 c. Dee. 17, 19386; E unp. 1386778;
Frank Rudolph, Phoenix, Ariz. 33439
Throne (A) for love; w and melody. ©
1 c Dee. 19, 19836; E unp. 186821;
John Bunyan Moore, Murphy, N. C.
33440
Through the gateway; sight reading
tests, Donald Gray; pf. © Nov. 13,
1936; E for. 46734; Boosey & co., Itd..,
London. 33441
Thunder on the mountain ; w Billy Hill,
melody Neil Moret. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1986; E unp. 135786; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 33442
Tick tock says the clock; w and m Ella
Ketterer ; pf. © Dee. 15, 1936: E pub.
59219; Groene music pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 33443
Till mor; sang, Hugo Bedinger. © Oct.
9, 1986; 1 ce. Nov. 11; E for. 46556;
A.-b. Carl Gehrmans musikforlag,
Stockholm. 33444
Timber; by Billy Hill and Bob Hm-
merich; with guit. arr. © Noy. 28,
1986; E pub. 589138; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 33445
fox-trot, Billy Hill and Bob Em-
merich, arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts.
© Dec.) 1183667) pub: 58821 5
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 33446
Time out for love; w and m Joe San-
ders ; with arr. for guit., ete. © Sept.
3, 1936; E pub. 59055; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 33447
Timid (The) maiden; English tr. Vin-
cent Nisek, Bohemian folk song, arr.
Charles T. Maclary; male voices. ©
Dec. 9, 1936: E pub. 59080; Elkan-
Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia. 33448
Tippety-witchet; from Souls at sea, w
Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger. ©
1 c« Dee. 8, 19386; E unp. 1386279;
Famous music corp., New York.
33449
Tired Tim; unison song, w Walter de la
Mare, m Frederick Thomas Durrant,
To our President; w and melody.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. © Nov.
9, 1986; E for. 46875; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 33450
Tit willow; from The mikado, w W. S.
Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. Ber-
nice Manoloff ; with ukulele and guit.
chords and Hawaiian guit. solo, in
note and diagram, arr. Nick Manoloff.
© Dec. 5, 1936; E pub. 58875; Calu-
met music co., Chicago. 33451
To-; w Edgar Allan Poe, and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1986; E unp. 136606 ;
Robert Joseph Kiss, Irvington, N. J.
33452
To a Madonna in Carrara marble; song,
w Sister Mariella. © Dec. 7, 1936;
E pub. 59004 ; Charles Repper, Boston.
33453
To and fro; selection, from the revue,
Nat Ayer, jr., and Hugh Wade, arr.
W. H. Ewen; pf. © Dee. 4, 1936;
E for. 46991; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 33454
To have and to hold; w B. J. Schwartz,
melody Wilbur Jay Dorfman. ©
1 c. Noy,, 16, 1936: ) HY unpadoosu2.
Wilbur Dorfman and Bernard J.
Schwartz, Cleveland. 383455
To love you and to lose you; from
Johnny Johnson, w Edward Heyman,
m Kurt Weill; with arr: for, ‘euit.,
ete. © Dac. 12, 1936; E pub. 59051;
Chappell & co., ine.,, New York. 33456
To my surprise; song. © 1c. Dee. 14,
1936; FE unp. 186547; Maurine Eliza-
beth Honeycombe, Hollywood, Calif.
33457
©
1 -e.' Dee. 19;) 19865" EB) anpoisesZ20r
Alice Maude DeCamp, Fairview, O.
33458
To the woods; unison song, w Jean
Myles, m Cecil Sharman. © Noy. 6,
1936; KE for. 46568; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 33459
To win your heart; w and m M. L.
Carlton and Jpseph R. Harris; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 8, 1936; E unp. 186239;
Maurice Lloyd Carlton, Los Angeles.
33460
To you, my love; w Gus Binz and
Natalia King, melody Natalia King.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp. 135786;
Natalia Milwiecz, Chicago. 33461.
Toccata and Bergamaseca; from Fiori
musicali, Girolamo Frescobaldi, arr.
Albert Stoessel; string orch., with
pi. or organ ad lib. Se. and pts. ©
Oct. 5, 1936; E pub. 59336; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 33462
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
To-day: song, w Leonard Green. ©
1 ce. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp. 186548;
Howard Arthur Kay, Glendale, Calif.
33463
fox: trot, w and mm) John
Kasché. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp.
1385596; John Michael Iasché, jr.,
Allentown, Pa. 33464
—— song, words by Helen Mitchel and
C. H. Harmer. © 1c. Dee. 10, 1936;
E unp. 136409; Charles Henry Har-
mer, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 33465
To-morrow, to-day will be yesterday;
w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1936;
E unp. 136488; Harry Pyle and Rob-
ert Wyatt, New York. 35466
Tonight, lover, tonight; from Criminal
lawyer, w Harry Tobias, m Jack
Stern; with arr. for guit., ete.
Dee. 21, 19386; E pub. 59279; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 33467
Too late, my sailor boy; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Nov. 30, 1936; E unp.
135819 ; Neil McDermott, Bishopville,
Se C: 33468
Too many maybes in my baby’s eyes;
w and m Helen Hayne. © 1. Nov.
12, 19386; E unp. 186051; Helen M.
Hayne, Milwaukee. de8469
Too many years between them; waltz,
wand melody. © 1c. Noy. 24, 1936;
EH unp. 135727,;. Lillie. McGinnis,
Joliet, Ill. 33470
Too much trouble; w A. Angelo, m A.
Waviro, «© 1 c, Nov. 270 19360K;
unp. 185747; Albert DeVito and Anna
Angelo, Hartford. 33471
Too soon; w and melody Mary C. Han-
ley. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1986; E unp.
137034; Mary Hanley Phelan, Milton,
Mass. 33472
Toomba; Tahitian rhumba, w and mel-
ody. © 1, Dee. 17, 1936; E unp.
136837; Augie Goupil, Hollywood,
Calif. 33473
Top of the town; from the production,
w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy Mc-
Huet: swith 2uat. arr.’ © Dees 38,
1936; E pub. 58959; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 33474
Together ;
Topping the bill; fox-trot, w Frances
Bennett, m Pringle Coulter; pf. ©
Mme. Dec 9, 19386; HH unp. 136305;
Hugh M. Boodie, Toronto, Ont., Can-
ada. 33475
Torna la serenata; valzer. dal film Re
di denari, versi Bixio Cherubini, m
33490
Cesare Andrea Bixio. © Oct. 5,
1936; IX for. 46594; Societa anonima
musicale Bixio, Milan. 33476
Tournament overture: by Alfred H.
Hicks, ed. Harold Bachman; band
pts. © Noy. 21, 1936; E pub. 58797 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 33477
Tout mon amour; valse, Aimé-Cour-
tioux; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1936;
E for. 46764; Marcel Labbé, Paris.
33478
"Toxicatin’ you; w E. Duerr, melody
W. Engvick. © 1. Oct. 26, 1936;
EK unp. 185653; William Engvick,
Oakland, Calif., and Edwin Duerr,
Berkeley, Calif. 33479.
Toy-town wedding; fox-trot novelty, w
Erell Reeves, m Sherman Myers;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
27, 1986; E for. 47047; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 33480
Trdiumen, immer nur triitumen;: lang-
Samer foxtrot, text Bruno Elsner, m
Gerhard Winkler. © Feb. 12, 1936;
EK for. 46822; Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. ° 338481
Traigo un pendiente; melodia, M. Rod-
riguez and F. Montalvo. © 1 «©. Dee.
18, 1936; E unp. 136883; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
33482
Trail dust; from the production, w
and m Claudia Humphrey, pf. sce.
Geo. N. Terry; with arr. for ukulele
and guit. © Dee. 7, 1936; E pub.
38983; Popular melodies, inc., New
York. 33483
Trailer (The) song; roamin’ in a home
on wheels, w Joe Young, m Fred B.
Ahlert; with guit. arr. © Nov. 27,
1936; E pub. 58773: Crawford music
corp., New York. 33484
Trails; fox-trot, w and melody Warren
(Woody) Frisino. © 1 ¢ Dee. 2,
1936; E unp. 136008: Warren Frisino.
Baltimore. 33485
Train (The); w and melody. © 1 c.
Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 136998; Alice H.
Crompton, Worcester. 33486
Tramping; w Anne Hughes, melody
Melicent Lane. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
KE unp. 135696; Reid Richmond, New
York. 33487
Transposing at the piano; in 3 stages,
J. Raymond Tobin. Stage 1-3. ©
Noy. 18, 19386: E for. 46908-46910;
Joseph Williams, 1td., London.
33488-33490
1479
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33491
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 31
Travelling (The) salesman; comedy! Trombone Sammy; by Cyrus S. Mal-
waltz, Rex London, arr. Ronnie Mun-
ro; orch. pts. and w. © Dee. 8, 1936;
E for. 47024; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd.,
London. 33491
Treat (A) for the eyes; from Happy
go lucky, w and m Cliff Friend and
Sam H. Stept; with guit. arr. ©
Noy. 12, 1986; E pub. 58790; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
33492
Tréfle (Le) a cing feuilles; de Carlo
Innocenzi et R. Alegiani; pf. © 1 e.
Sept. 12, 1986; E unp. 186968;
Romolo Alegiani, Rome.
Tribute; w Margaret Keir, m Montague
Ewing; in A flat. © Aug. 14, 1936;
HE for. 47018; J. Liber, London.
33494
Tricky trombone; by Lew Davis; trom-
bone, with pf. ace. © Nov. 6, 1936;
E for. 46739; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd., London. 33495
Trim (A) little midshipmite; from
Southern roses, w Clifford Grey, m
Hans May; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 17, 1986; E for. 46750; Law-
rence Wright music co., ltd., London.
33496
Trinity chimes; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 ¢ Dec. 28, 1936; E unp.
136990; Edith Miller, Frederick, Md.
33497
Trio; di Renzo Rossellini; violino, vio-
loncello e pf. © Nov. 16, 1936; E
for. 46759; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
33498
Trio 4 cordes; de Jean Rivier; violon,
alto et violoncelle. Partition. ©
Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46655; Editions
Maurice Sénart, Paris. 33499:
Tripping; melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 19,
1986; E unp. 136799; Walter Smith,
San Francisco. 33000
Tristesse; du film La belle équipe, Jean
Sautreuil, F. Jeanjean et M. Jean-
jean; pf. © Sept. 1,,1986; E. for.
46696; C. Joubert & cie. et Royalty,
Paris. 33501
Trite but very tragic; song. © 1.
Dee. 8, 1986; E unp. 13863818; Jerome
Lawrence Kurtz, Pittsburgh. 33502
Trollhittan; sang. Otto Lindblad. ©
Oct. 9, 1986; E for. 46557; A.-b. Carl
Gehrmans musikforlag, Stockholm.
33503
39493
lard; pf. © Dec. 15, 1986; E pub.
59190; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 33504
Troubador (A); w and melody. © 1
ce. Dee. 17, 19386; E unp. 186772; Hlsa
Fox, Cleveland Heights, O. 33505
Troubadour (A) in the night; fox trot,
w and m John Kasché. © 1 ¢. Nov.
23, 1936; E unp. 1385598; John
Michael Kasché, jr., Allentown, Pa.
33006
Troublin’ blues; w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 11, 1986; E unp. 136400; Moe C.
Winer, Chicago. 33507
True love is the monarch of the world;
w Barbet Martin; pf. © 1 ¢. Noy.
28, 19386; E unp. 1385890; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 33508
True love will never die; pf. treble,
with w. ©1c. Dee. 2, 1936; E unp.
136064; Olga Schmidt, Stratford,
Wis. 33509
Trumpet in spades; by Duke Ellington ;
pf. © Dee. 14, 1936; E pub. 59054;
Exclusive publications, ine., New
York. 33510
Try tappin’; foxtrot song and tap dance
novelty, w Al Stillman and Dailey
Paskman, m Curt Kremer and Al-
fred Solman, arr. Graham Prince;
orch. pts. © Dee. 17, 1986; E pub
59155; Edward B. Marks music corp.,
New York. 33511
w Al Stillman and Dailey Pask-
man, m Curt Kremer and Alfred
Solman; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Dec. 1, 1936; E pub. 58792; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
aeDLe
Trying to reach the moon; song. ©
1 « Dee. 7, 19386; E unp: 136216;
Minnie Posey, San Diego, Calif,
¢ 33513
Trying to say that I love you; w and
m Nola Arndt; with guit. arr. ©
Dee. 12, 1936; E pub. 59274; Mills
music, ine., New York. 33914
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) The
ezarina; libretto Bob Wright and
Chet Forrest, m adapted from Tschai-
kowsky’s 5th symphony, Herbert
Stothart; mixed voices. © 1c. Dec.
16, 1936; E unp. 136677 ; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 33515
None but the lonely heart; arr.
Geo. H. Sanders; orch. pts., with cor-
1480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
33542
| SMA, hw ee aaaiaiaial
net or cello solo ad lib. © Dee. 4,
1936; E pub, 58857 ; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 33516
transcribed Carl Richter; pf.
© Noy. 19, 1936; E pub. 59016; Bach
33517
w Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe, tr. Arthur Westbrook, m arr.
Beatrice Posamanick; mixed voices.
© Dee. 15, 1936; E pub. 59185; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 33518
The toy soldiers; march, op. 39,
no. 5 [and] Soldiers march; by Rob-
ert Schumann, op. 68, no. 2: arr. Jos-
eph BE. Momo; pf. accordion. © Dec.
19, 1936; E pub. 59231; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 33519
La tsarine; texte Bob Wright et
Chet Forrest, texte francais Gilles
Guilbert, m adapted from Tschai-
kowsky’s 5th symphony, Herbert
Stothart; soli, duets, and recitatives.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136681 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 33020
Tu divina emoci6n; letra Esther Cos-
ies pt,. © 1 ¢ Dee. 15, 1986;
E unp. 136687; Ernestina Lecuona,
Havana. goon
Tu mi piaci; canzone one step, dal film
Nozze vagabonde, parole O. Biancoli
e D. Falconi, m Nino Ravasini. ©
Noy. 12, 1986; E for. 47167; Casa
musicale Sonzogno, s. a., Milan.
33522
Tu sabes que te quiero; cancién; con
pf. treble solo. © 1 ¢. Dec. 3, 1986;
E unp. 1386048; Carmelina Delfin,
New York. 339523
Tu tienes la culpa; melody Polo Cruz
and Mateo Meto. © 1 ¢. Dec. 18,
19386; E unp. 136893; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York. 33524
musie co., Boston.
‘Tulipany; tango, slowa Igo Kranowski,
‘-m Artur Gold. © Nov. 25, 1936;
- EK for. 47109; Nowa scena, Warsaw,
Poland. By3 197-43)
——fand] Wiem. ze odej-
dziesz; tango, stowa A. Wiast, m M.
Wroblewski; arr. I. Wesby; orch.
Siromy.. <C) -Nov....25,,,1936; Bi, for.
47103; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
33526
Tumbled down shack on the hill; w
Nell Hammond; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
19386; E unp. 135892; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 33527
Tunes from Yonside; folk-songs, coll.
and arr. © Nov. 1, 1986; E pub.
58883; Gladys Vee Jameson, Berea,
Ky. 33528
Turkey in the straw; plantation frolics,
transcribed Carl Richter; pf. © Nov.
19, 1936; E pub. 59011; Bach music
co., Boston. 33529
Turn back to Sorrento; by Ernesto de
Curtis, arr. Christopher O’Hare. 1.
Ten. 1, ten. 2 or bar., and bass.—2.
2-pt. choral.—3. Sop. 1, sop. 2 or alto,
and alto. © Dec. 19, 1936; E pub.
59225-59227; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 33530-33532
Tus ojos; melodia, Guadalupe Mendoza.
© 1 ec. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp. 136886 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 33533
Tusculum pioneers’ march; w EHunice
Parsons; pf. © 1c. Dee. 15, 1936;
E unp. 136686; William Musbach
Hunter, Middletown, N. Y. 33004
Twa wee hands; song. ©1c. Dee. 14,
1936; E unp. 186579; Annie Laura
Trousdale, Heuston. 33030
"Twas a year ago last June; waltz song,
w Len Fleming. © 1c Dee. 19,
1936; E unp. 186808; Ernest Saviano,
Chicago Heights, IIl. 33536
Tweet,. tweet, tweet; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1936: E unp. 137055;
George J. Piton, Chicago. 33537
Twilight down in Tennessee; w Billy
Hill, melody Peter De Rose. © 1 «.
Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 135843; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
330998
Twilight time in my old home town;
w Ethel Damon; pf. © 1. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 185861; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 33539
Twilight visions; waltz song, melody
Len Fleming. © 1 c. Dee. 12, 1986;
EK unp. 1386503; Joe J. Hawes,
Charlestown, Ind. 33540
Twinkling stars; English tr. Vincent
Pisek, Bohemian folk song, arr.
Charles T. Maclary; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Dec. 9, 1936; E pub. 590381 ;
Elkan-Vogel co., ine., Philadelphia.
33041
Two hearts are one; w and melody. ©
1.¢c. Noy. 21, 1986: E unp. 185791;
Rudolph Randall, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
33542
1481
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33543
pt. 111, NYS. ov. Sif
Two lips amid the tulips: w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
1385948; Nat Peristein, Brooklyn.
33543
Two lips among the tulips; song. ©
1 ¢@ Dee. 24, 19386; E unp. 137075;
Kenneth Scott Casey, Webster, Mass.
33544
Two little Japs; descriptive piece,
Frederick G.:-Charrosin, arr. W. J.
Duthoit ; military band pts. © Dec.
10, 1936; E for. 46970; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 33545
Two little overall girls; w Alice Oliver ;
pi (‘©xrL c. Deca) 18386" Hemp,
136220; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 33546
Two marionettes; w Tot Seymour, mel-
ody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 «@ Dee. 8,
1936; E unp. 136278; Famous music
corp., New York. 33547
Two missing stars; w Tony Basta, and
melody. © 1 ¢ Nov. 14, 1936; E
unp. 186958; Kari George Kissell,
Portland, Or. 33548
Two of us; song. ©1ec. Dec. 23, 1936;
EK unp. 1387016; Adelaide Frances
Dahl, Oakland, Calif. 33549
Tyrelian nights; by Francis Gwynn;
pf. © Nov. 25, 1936; E pub. 58814;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
33000!
Tzinga-doodle-day; from The beloved
vagabond, English w Arthur Wim-
peris, m Richard Heymann; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 3,
1936; E for. 46643; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 33501
Ulv6-hambo; text: Sverker Ahde, m:
hiss Hmil; pf. © Dee, 23; 1932: EH
for. 46916; <A.-b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag, Stockholm. 33552
Uncle Pete and Louise friendly songs
for friendly people; 32 songs, w and
m Bob Miller and others; with guit.
arr. © Noy. 16, 1936; AA 221000;
Bob Miller, inc., New York. Ba000
Uncle Tom’s cabin is a cabaret: from
Can this be Dixie. w Sidney Clare,
m Harry Akst;: with arr. for guit.,
etc. © Nov. 26, 1936; E pub. 58775;
Movietone music corp., New York.
33504
Under the greenwood tree; w William
Shakespeare, m Carl Oberbrunner,
arr. Harvey Enders; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Dee. 9, 1936; E pub. 59032 ;
Hikan-Vogel co., inc., Philadelphia.
33555
Under the moon; melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
20, 1936; E unp. 137010; Herman J.
Goette, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 33556
Under the Texas moonlight; w and m
Earl Reed; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Nov.
24, 19386; E unp. 185621; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 33507
Underneath the moon; pf. treble, with
w. © 1. Nov. 20, 1986: E ump.
135570; Morris John Schroeter, Co-
lumbus, Mo. 330598
Underneath the spell of the moon; w
J. Moore, m Walter Eric Kruger.
1, ec. Dee. 2, 19386;, EE unp., 1386115;
Walter Kruger and Jack Moore, Hot
Springs, Ark. 33559
Unser matz hatt einen grossen langen
bart; madrigale, Joh. Theile, hrsg.
u. bearb. Hans J. Moser, mit general-
bassaussetzung Max Seiffert; gem.
chor. © Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 46928 ;
Henry Litolffs verlag, Braunschweig,
Germany. 33560
Until my dying days; song, m Aaron
Magil. © 1 «¢. Dee. 4, 1936; E unp.
136078 ; Isadore Brill, Philadelphia.
33561
Uomo (L’) ron @ un poeta; valzer
fand]| Stornello; fox-trot lento: versi
Alba Marina, nm Luigi Romagnano;
orchestrina pti. © Nov. 11, 1986;
E for. 47131; Carisch, s. a., Milan.
/ 33562
Up in the attic on a rainy day; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1936; E unp.
136340; Grace M. Guy, Grimstead,
Va: 33565
Up in the tree tops; w and melody. ©
1 @ Dee. 5, 19386; E unp. 136164;
Thomas Hugh Walsh, East Orange,
Nera: 33564
Up in the woods; w J. C. Hobson, m
Cc. Armstrong Gibbs; mixed voices.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Nov. 29,
1936: E for. 46864; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 33565
Up pops de de-bil; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Dee. 2, 1936; E unp. 186024;
Hillis Hunter and Milton James,
Tampa, Fla. 33566
Vagabond (The) girl; waltz song, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Dee. 1,
1936; E unp. 136109; George John
Zaffiras, Des Moines. 33567
Valiant (The) knight; song for boys,
w Peter Brett, m Margery Moore. ©
Dec. 14, 1936; E for. 47003; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 33568
1482
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Valley moon; song. © 1 ec. Dee. 30,
1936; E unp. 186981; Rosetta Ben-
seoter, Chetopa, Kan. 33569
Vals (En) fran mormors da’r; ur Rap-
sodi Stockholm 1934, text: Karl-
Ewert, musik: Helan; pf. © Noy.
20, 1984; EK for. 46918; A.-b. Carl
Gehbrmans musikf6rlag, Stockholn.
39570
Valse Adele; pf. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1936;
E unp. 135688; Winslow Sears, Bos-
ton. 38571
Valse caprice; by Anton Strelezki.,
simplified arr. Marcus I. Epstein ; pf.
© Dee. 21, 1936; E pub. 59139; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
300t2
Valse triste; from the music to Arvid
Jirnefelt's drama Kuolema, Jean
Sibelius, op. 44, arr. Joseph E. Momo;
pf. accordion. © Dee. 19, 1936; E
pub. 59236; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. BBd0T0
vals. founded on the
by Igor
© Oct. 6,
Nils-Georgs
B3574
Vas-y-Ernest; java, E. W. Carr; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 4, 1936; E for. 47052;
Pierre Baétz «& cie., Paris. 33075
Veracruz; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara. © June 19, 1936; E for.
46925; AsociaciOn mexicana de au-
tores y compositores, s. a., Mexico,
D. F. 33576
Verdi (Giuseppe) I masnadieri; grand
selection, arr. C. Trussell; brass band.
Se. and pts. © Dec. 10, 1936; E for.
46963 ; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 33007
Verse (A) of hate; w Martin Hughes,
m Leo Rowlands; mixed voices.
Dec. 16, 1936; E pub. 59115; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 33578
Vieni con me a Pechino; fox trot tipico,
versi Bixio Cherubini, m Guido Mos-
cato; orch. pti. © Oct. 1, 1936; E
for. 46887; Societa anonima musi-
cale Bixio, Milan. 33579
Viennese interlude; pf. treble, with w.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1936; E unp. 136175;
Carle Dawes Clark, Miami, Fla.
33080
Viennese refrain ; arr. Geo. H. Sanders;
orch, pts. © Dec. 4, 1936; E pub.
58865; Hmil Ascher, ine., New York.
Bisitod |
Var barmhartig ;
Russian romance Pojalei,
Borganoff, w Nils-Georg.
1936; E for. 46596;
musikforlag, a. b., Stockholm.
33595
Vilia; from The merry widow, Franz
Lehar, arr. Christopher O’Hare; male
voices. © Dee. 19, 1936; Epub.
59229; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 33582
Vincitore (Il) ; poema celebrativo, Lino
Liviabella; grande orch. Partitura.
© Nov. 23, 1986; E for. 46879; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 33583
Viola ;issongs © Ine Wee) 9, 193865
EB unp. 136370; Earl Baker, New York.
BBdD84
Violets; by José Padilla, arr. Geo. H.
Sanders; orch. pts. © Dec. 4, 1986:
E pub. 58860; Emil Ascher, ine., New
York. 33585
Virginia: w and melody. © 1 ec. Dee.
10, 1936; E unp. 136450; Minnie An-
gell Wright, Boone Mill, Va. 33586
Vive la Canadienne; de Madeleine
Périssas; choeur mixte; sans acc.
© Sept. 1, 1936: E for. 46661; Henry
Lemoine & cie., Paris. 33080
Voci della vita agreste; versi Giovanni
Pascoli, ed altri, m F. Lattuada. ©
Nov. 20, 19836; E for. 47138; Carisch,
s. a., Milan. 33588
Voice (The) of my childhood sweet-
heart; song. © 1c. Dec. 24, 1936: E
unp. 187001; Roland Bennett, Shu-
benacadie, Hants Co., N. S., Canada.
33589
Voice of the cello; by Eric A. Segmen,
op. 6, no. 3; pf. © Dee. 21, 1986; E
pub. 59137: Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 33590
Von land zu land ; rhapsodischer walzer,
Hanns Lohr, arr. v. komponisten:
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 29, 1936; E
for. 47023 ; Wilhelm Gebauer, Leipzig.
33591
Vote for grampy: w and melody Bob
Rothberg and Sammy Timberg. ©
1c. Dec. 3, 1986; E unp. 136277; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 33592
Voyage (A) to Lilliput; suite, Joseph
Hngleman; orch. pts. Aug. 29,
1936; E for. 46547; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 33593
Wagner (Richard) Elsa entering the
eathedral; from Lohengrin, arr. Max
Duetzmann ; 8 mixed voices. © Nov.
30, 1986; E pub. 58950; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 33594
Evening star; from Tannhiiuser,
transcribed Carl Richter; pf. © Nov:
19, 1986; E pub. 59021; Bach music
co., Boston. 33595
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33096
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Pilgrims’ chorus; from ‘Tann-
hiiuser, arr. Max Hirschfeld; pf. ©
Dec. 17, 1986; E pub. 59170; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
33596
Wagon train keep rolling along; w and
m Henry Benton; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 24, 1936; E unp. 185618; Lineoln
music corp., New York. 383597
Wait; w Grace Noll Crowell, m Karl
Klun. © 1c. Dee. 11, 1986; E unp.
136467 ; Rosina Klun, Los Angeles.
33598
Waitin’ for the sun to rise; from Rain-
bow on the river, lyric Arthur Swan-
strom, m Karl Hajos; with guit. arr.
© Dee. 10, 1936; E pub. 59028; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 33599
Waiting: w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee.
17, 1986; E unp. 186703 ; James Elmer
Addison, Ardmore, Pa. 33600
—w Jo Warner, m J. Chas. MeNeil.
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1936; E unp. 136991 ;
Josephine Warner, Mifflin, Pa. 33601
Waiting for a line from you; w Al
Nixon, m Art Storey. © 1. Dee. 3,
2936" EH unp. ~1s6050s Arthur /C.
Storey, Newark, N. J. 33602
Waiting for the moonlight and you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1936; E unp.
135590 ; Elva Miles, West Olive, Mich.
33608
Walk along; song. ©1c. Dee. 5, 1936;
EK unp. 126127; Liberty Jane Cooper,
Omaha. 33604
Walking in the moonlight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136665;
Audra Louise Gilchrist, Louisville.
33605
Walking the streets looking for you; w
and m Howard Marlowe. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1986: E unp. 135947; Robert P.
Nelsen, Portland, Or. 33606
Walking with sweet dreams; w Harry
Fredericks, and melody. ©1e. Dee.
%, 1936; E unp. 1386996; George E.
Stevenson, New York. 33607
Waltz exercise; arr. Joseph A. Lenz;
basso guit., in diagram, with instruc-
tion. © Nov. 27, 1936; E pub. 58938;
Harry G. Stanley, Rocky River, O.
33608
Waltz (A) for Hester; pf. © 1c. Dee.
7, 1986; E unp. 1386271; Edward Caro-
lan Redding, Louisville. 33609
Waltz melody; melody. © 1c. Dee. 7,
1936; E unp. 136407 ; Harold Schjotz,
Detroit. 33610
Waltz (The) that was played when I
met you; w Cliff Francar, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 135548; Cliff H. Francar,
Green Bay, Wis. 33611
Waltzing and singing together; melody
J.B. Vidach and Michael Parenti.
©1e. Aug. 3, 1986; E unp. 135658 ;
John Batista Vidach, Chicago.
33612
Waltzing in Dreamland with you;
waltz, w and melody. © 1 e. Noy.
16, 1936; E unp. 186331; Porter Kil-
bert, Baton Rouge, La. 33613
Wanderer (The); waltz song, melody
Ben Adelman. © 1c. Dee. 12, 1936;
EH unp. 186498; Reby Tilley, Spray,
N. C. 33614
Wanderers (The) goal; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 8, 1986; E unp. 136240;
Ida Mildred Savage, Winslow, Ariz.
33615
Wanderthirst; unison song, w Gerald
Gould, m Leonard G. Newton. ©
Oct. 20, 1986; E for. 46612; Stainer
& Bell, 1ltd., London. 33616
Wann kommt die stunde; tango, aus
Ave Maria, text Franz Baumann, m
Alois Melichar. © June 30, 1986;
EK for. 47062; Beboton-verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 33617
Wanted; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Dee. 9,
1936; EK unp. 136351; Mable Loffer,
Edison, O. 33618
w Tad Hopper, m Dave Campbell.
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1986; E unp. 1387068;
David A. Campbell, Forest, Miss.
33619:
Watching you; w T. C. Buxton, m EH. H.
Rice. © 1 c¢ Oct. 29, 1936; E unp.
186326; T. C. Buxton and Ethel H.
Rice, Decatur, I. 33620
Waves of the Danube; valse, Ivanovici,
transcribed Carl Richter; pf.
Nov. 19, 1986; E pub. 59010; Bach
music ¢o., Boston. 33621
Way (The) he figures; fox trot, w and
m Carl. W. Fridlund. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1936; E unp. 136601; Victor Bad-
dar, Seattle. 33622
Way (The) of my heart; song. ©1e.
Dec. 7, 1986; E unp. 1863806; Lo. BH.
Sauer and Ray L. Braeutigam, Belle-
ville, Ill. 33623.
1484
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
We all will love our dear U. S: A.;
w and melody. ©1c. Dee. 8, 1986;
E unp. 136260; L. H. Sands, Ocean
Park, Calif. 33624
We come to Thee; hymn, w and melody
C. L. Bond, harmonized Clara Hrick-
son-Hickman. Dec. 8, 1936; E
pub. 58884; C. Lester Bond, Takoma
Park, D.C. 33625
We'd better dance; song. © 1 «¢. Nov.
25, 1936; E unp. 135737; Marguerite
M. Fitch, Brooklyn. 33626
We happen to be in the army; from
23% hours leave, w Ted Koehler, mel-
ody Sam H. Stept. © 1c. Dec. 16,
1936; E unp. 136714; Santly bros.-
Joy, inc., New York. 33627
We'll drum ’em down the channel, with
a tow, row, the row; from O-kay for
sound, w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
m Harris Weston; with arr. for uku--
lele, etc. © Nov. 5, 1936; E for
46845; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 33628
We'll paint the old town red; song. ©
ive. Dee.,,F, \19386;,. BE. unp. 136138 ;
Margaret Rose Irish, Indianapolis.
33629
We'll waltz to the end of the day ; song.
© 1c. Noy. 20, 1936; E unp. 135560;
Pauline Frances York, Winston-
Salem, N. C. 33630
We met one night in a ballroom; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 28, 1986;
E unp. 187088; Joan Mellor, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 30631
We never can tell; song. © 1c. Dee.
18, 1986; E unp. 1386822; Laura Bow-
er Van Nuys, Cranford, N. J. 336382
We're living in a garden of love; waltz,
melody. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
136630; Felix Michael Cappadona,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 33633
We sail the ocean blue; from Pinafore,
w W.S. Gilbert, m Arthur Sullivan,
arr. Bernice Manoloff; with ukulele
and guit. chords and Hawaiian guit.
solo, in note and diagram, arr. Nick
Manoloff. © Dec. 5, 1986; E pub.
58878; Calumet music co., Chicago.
33634
We saw him sleeping; song, w Gerald
Bullett. © Nov. 27, 1936; E for.
46948; Beryl Price, Bromley, Kent,
England. 33635
We shall all be there on coronation
day; w and m Raymond Wallace;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
33649
9, 1936: E for. 46984; Gordon Cooper
& co., London. 33636
Wear a rose for Mr. Roosevelt; w R. B.
Schaefer, m Hazel Bowers Rich. ©
1c Noy. 21, 1986; E unp. 136300;
Rhoda B. Schaefer and Hazel B.
Rich, Philadelphia. 33637
Wear a top o’ the morning smile; w
and m Raymond Wallace; with guit.
arr. © Oct. 30, 1936; E for. 46741;
Southern music pub. co., Itd., London.
33638
Wearing my heart on my sleeve; w
William Hoffman, melody Vernon H.
Blair. © 1c. Dee. 4, 19386; E unp.
136252; Vernon Blair, San Francisco.
33639
Weary; song. © 1 e¢. Dee. 5, 1936;
E unp. 136154; Victoria Byllee Jones,
Miami, Fla. 33640
Wedding (A) song; w Frank W. Mun-
Son, mop, 19, noi 2) ©s.Dec) 22,
1936; E pub. 59245; Stephen A.
Hrst, Chicago. 33641
Wee two at play; 8 duets; pf. © Nov.
3, 1936: E for. 46684; Stuart Young,
London. 33642
Wegierska piosenka; tango-csardas,
stowa: Wt. Krzeminski, m: Frank i
Gert, arr.: J. Gert; ork. strony. ©
Aug. 19, 1986; E for. 46785; Editions
Fermata, Warsaw, Poland. 33643
Weisst du noch; aus Liebeserwachen,
text Philipp Lothar Mayring, m Alois
Melichar. © Mar. 14, 1936; E for.
46718; Wiener bohéme verlag, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. 33644
Welcome home; song, melody J. B.
Vidach and Michael Parenti. © 1c.
Noy. 27, 1986; E unp. 1386081; John
Batista Vidach, Chicago. 33645
Welcoming them in to the Welcome
Inn; w and m Fred Godfrey. ©
Oct. 18, 1936; E for. 46846; Macmelo-
dies, ltd., London. 33646
Welsh rarebit; fox novelty; orch. pts.
© Sept. 1, 1986; E for. 46649; H.
MacKnight, Paris. 33647
Westward ho; w and m Charlie Tobias,
David Ormont and Henry Tobias;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dee. 16,
1986; E pub. 59248; Words & music,
inc., New York. 33648
Wet lilacs; w Grace Noll Crowell, m
Karl Klun. © 1 c¢ Dee. 11, 1936;
EI unp. 136469; Rosina Kiun, Los
Angeles. 33649
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33650
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
What a friend we have in mother: w]| What you’ve done to me; from Take
and melody W. R. Calaway and Chas.
Mitchell. © 1 ¢. Nov. 30, 19386; E
unp. 1385919; W. R. Calaway, Or-
lando, Fla. 33650
What d’ya think of this; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢ Wee. 8, 19386; B®) unp-
136262; Anne V. McKittrick, Brook-
lyn. 33651
What’d vou say, Mister, Mister, what’d
you say; w and melody. © 1 e. Dec.
7, 1986; E unp. 186258; Ralph Miles
Hutcherson, Detroit. 33652
What is love? Love is you; song. ©
1 ec. Dee. 16, 19386; E unp. 136698 ;
George Victor Malmgren, Chicago.
33653
What is this thing called swing; w kh.
Hecht, melody N. Gardner. © 1 ec.
Dec. 9, 1986; H unp. 186381; Nat
Gardner and Ken Hecht, New York.
33654
What’s the use of feeling blue; waltz
song, melody Sam Adelman. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 1, 1936; E unp. 186112; Jos-
ephine Kirby, Detroit. 33695
What’s your business; w and m Vin-
cent Lopez, Johnny Morris and
Sammy Grossman. © Nov. 25, 1936;
E pub. 58776; Irving Berlin, ince.,
New York. 33656
What the Christ-Child heard; Christ-
mas carol, w and m Henry Hall-
strom; high or med. voice. © Sept.
30, 1986; E pub. 593834; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 33697
w and m Henry Hallstrom; mixed
cho., with sop. solo, ad lib.; organ
ace. © Sept. 30, 1936; E pub. 59331;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 383658
What then; hymn, w anon. © Sept.
25, 19386; E pub. 58766; Nathaniel
Carlson, Chicago. 33659
What time is love-time; w and melody.
©1«e Dee. 23, 1936; E unp. 137015;
' Harry Ben Bolt, Lakeside, O. 38660
What will Santa Claus say, when he
finds everybody swingin’: w and m
Louis Prima; with guit. arr. © Dee.
2, 1986; E pub. 58822; Crawford
music corp., New York. 33661
What would I do without you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 23, 1936; E
unp. 1387041; Martin L. Dickerson,
Arlington, Tex. 33662
What you mean to me; song. © 1 «.
Dec. 18, 1986; E unp. 186761: Alice
Daniels, El Centro, Calif.
30663
it away, w and m Wilbur Springer ;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dee. 16,
1936; E pub. 59249; Words & musie,
inc., New York. 33664
Whatcha gonna do about me; w and
melody Sam Koval. © 1 ec. Dee. 1,
19386; E unp. 1386001; Sam Kavalsky,
Brooklyn. 33665
When a king gives up everything for
love; w Bert Douglas, melody Abner
Silver. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp.
136694; Paull-pioneer music corp.,
New York. 33666
with guit. arr. © Dee.
19, 1936; E pub. 59131; Paull-pioneer
musie corp., New York. 33667
When a woman smiles; from O mis-
tress mine, w and m Vivian Ellis.
© Dee. 3, 1986; E for. 47124; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 33668
When I am dead, my dearest ; w Chris-
tina Rossetti, m Jesse M. Winne.
© Dec. 4, 1936; E pub. 58908; Gal-
axy music corp., New York. 33669
When I have you; fox-trot, w S. Daley,
melody P. Waltner. © 1 ec. Nov. 7,
1936; E unp. 136133; Seth Daley and
Peter Waltner, Los Angeles. 33670
When I heard you sing; w Clarissa
Johns Rhodes, m G. L. Shumaker. ©
1 ¢« Dee. 11, 1986; E unp. 136485;
Grace L. Shumaker, LaFayette, Ind.,
and Clarissa J. Rhodes, Crawfords-
ville, Ind. 33671
When I joined the Woodmen of the
world; song; male voices. © Dec.
1, 1986: E pub. 58916; James Sea-
born Gore, Burkburnett, Tex. 33672
When I’m thinking of you; song; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 21, 1936; E pub.
59280; Winston R. Taylor, Cleveland.
33673
When I see the love in your eyes;
fox-trot song, melody Jack Mahoney.
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1936; E unp. 136927 ;
Lillian Duggin, Bruceton, Tenn.
33674
When I struck a match in the rain, and
fell in love with you; song. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1986; E unp. 136684; Belle
Winchip, Olin, Ia. 33675
When I was looking for you; song,
arr. Earl Gordon. © 1 ¢. Dee. 16,
1986: E unp. 136644; Mae Perry,
Indianapolis. 33676
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no. 12, 1936
When I wore my daddy’s tuxedo, and
you wore your mother’s blue gown;
w Nick Kenny and Charlie Kenny, m
Abner Silver. © Nov. 25, 1986; E
pub. 58972; Schuster & Miller, ine,
New York. 33677
When it’s dogwood blossom time; fox
trot song, melody Luther A. Clark.
© 1 ce. Oct. 21, 1936; E unp. 136599 ;
Frances Winona Vaughen, Albuquer-
que, N. M. 30675
When it’s prayer-time on the prairie;
song, arr. Arthur Gutman; with
mai. arr. © Oct. 1, 1936; HE. pub.
590385; John Redmond and Lee
David, New York. 33679
When it’s winter time in the Rockies;
waltz song, melody Ben Adelman.
© 1 ec. Nov. 19, 1936; E unp. 135523;
Ivin Oliver Ravsten, Clarkston, Utah.
33680
When Joséo strums his guitar; w and
m Gail Smith. © 1c. Dee. 24, 1936;
BE unp. 1386974; Florence Greenstone,
South Orange, N. J. 33681
When love comes again; w and melody
Lee Clifford. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1936;
E unp. 1386825; Eileen Clifford, San
Francisco. 33682
When love is love; w and melody. ©
te. Noy. 27, 1936: EH unp. 139742;
Randall McClelland, Pasadena. 33683
When love’s a lie; song, m Leo Rich-
ard. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp.
135514; Floyd Cecil Chapman, Mar-
quis, Sask., Canada. 33684
When my mother says her prayers for
me; w and m Harry Leon and Leo
Towers. © Oct. 18, 1936; E for.
46847 ; Macmelodies, Itd., London.
33685
When my wish comes true; w and m
Marjorie Gray and Phyllis Town-
send; pf. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp.
135879; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 33686
When old King Cole wants rhythm;
song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
136552; Cherie Anderson, St. Louis.
33687
When roses die; song, m J. Chas. Mc-
Neil. © 1 ¢. Dec. 21, 1986; E unp.
136867; Florence Grebe Stross, New
York. 33688
When shall we meet again; from Take
it away, w and m Bill Borden; with
arr. for guit., etc. © Dec. 16, 1936;
E pub. 59251; Words & music, ine.,
New York. 33689
33701
When she puts her feet upon my back;
w R. R. Wilkins, m G. M. Light and
FE. $B. piehtS) (© rere Noy,,;5;,, 1936);
E unp. 185648; Ralph R. Wilkins,
George M. Light and Irene H, Light,
Cortland, N. Y. 33690
When springtime brings its flowers;
song, melody Dale DeNicholas Mas-
sey. © 1 c¢. Dec. 14, 1986; E unp.
136528; Mrs. Dale DeNicholas Mas-
sey, Adrian, Mich. 33691
When springtime falls, swingtime ealls;
w M. Peterson, melody D. Hoogbruin.
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1936: E unp. 137027;
Dixie Hoogbruin and Marion Peter-
son, San Bernardino, Calif. 33692
When the Christ child came to earth;
song; three treble voices, a cappella.
© 1 ce. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp, 135934 ;
George Henry Clark, Oak Park, Ill.
30698
When the dew drops out of the clouds;
fox-trot song, melody Ralph Cordasce.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1936; E unp. 135540;
Frank De Rosa, Nutley, N. J. 33694
When the evening shadows fall; waltz,
w and melody. ©1e. Dee. 10, 1936;
E unp 186451; John C. Smolen, Chi-
cago. 33695
When the evening sun is Sinking; w
Ava Lee Mardell: pf. © 1 ¢. Dee.
7, 1986; E unp. 136219; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 33696
When the gang’s all gone; w and m
Tommy Lyman; with guit, arr. ©
Dee. 4, 1986; E pub. 58851; Robbins
music corp., New York. 33697
When the guards brigade goes by; 6/8
military march, w James Wilson, m
Hubert W. David; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Nov. 9, 19386; E for.
46986; Gordon Cooper & co., London.
33698
When the heart of the world went
wrong; song, m Grace Brown. ©
1 e. Nov. 9, 1986: E unp. 136474; Jos-
eph J. Pollack, North Grosvenordale,
Conn. 33699
When the roses bloom; song, m J. Chas.
McNeil. ©1c. Dee. 21, 1936; E unp.
136872; Mildred Ridenbaugh, Hous-
ton. 33700
When the roses bloom again ; song, mel-
ody J. B. Vidach and Michael Parenti.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1936; E unp. 135660;
John Batista Vidach, Chicago.
33701
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When the shadows flee away; hymn,
tune: Elwood, w and m Gordon V.
Thompson. © Dec. 7, 1936; E for.
46949 ; Gordon V. Thompson, Itd., To-
ronto. 33702
When the stars whisper good-night to
you; song, w Meredith R. Rhodes. ©
1c. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 186206; Gil-
more Eldridge Turner, Warrensburg,
ING Xe 33103
When the sun sets on the Volga; w J.
Yarmov, melody H. Haltenorth and
M. Tracy. © 1. Dec. 16, 1936; EH
unp. 186803; Jack Yarmoy, Hardy
Haltenorth and McKee Tracy, Atlan-
tic City. 33704
When the tumbleweeds come tumbling
down again; pf. treble. with w.
1 c. Nov. 30, 1986; E unp. 135909;
Gene Autry, Hollywood, Calif. 33705
When they rang the golden bells for
Elinore; w and m Nell Hall; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1936; EK unp. 135880;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portiand, Or.
30706
When twilight fades in the Everglades ;
waltz song. © 1c Dee. 14, 1936;
EK sunp. 1386550; Earl George Lindsay,
Represa, Calif. 33707
When twilight shadows fall; evening
hymn, w Margaret W. Brown. ©
Sept. 1, 1936; E pub. 58896; Howard
L. Brown, Glendale, Calif. 33108
When we sing love’s old sweet song;
song. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
136572; Reed Taft Bayne, Manitowoc,
Wis. 33709
When you are near it’s ecstasy ; tango,
w and m Jule LeNard; pf. © 1 «.
Dee. 17, 1936; E unp. 186746; Julia
L. FitzPatrick, Chicago. d0710
When you are near me; song. ©1e.
Noy. 16, 19386; E unp. 136179; Jacob
Bromberg, North Hollywood, Calif.
33711
When you kicked my foot beneath the
table; fox-trot, w T. P. Mitchell, mel-
ody Ben Adelman. © 1 ec. Dee. 1,
L936) Hh eunp., LeGltOe Mrss Jae:
Mitchell, Aiken, 8S. C. 30712
When you make your debut to love;
song. © 1 c. Dec. 19, 1986; E unp.
136878; Henry Benjamin Heckman,
Louisville. 33713
When you're away; w and melody. ©
1 c« Nov. 25, 1936; E unp. 1385766;
May Gourlay Hupfel, New York.
33714
When you smiled at me; w and melody
Clifton Larsen. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1936;
E unp. 135677; N. Clifton Larsen,
Brooklyn. 30015
When you took me home in the moon-
light; w Thora Ragnhild Viola Max-
son; pf. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp.
135902; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 33716
When you visit Hawaii; w and m EHd-
die Alkire; Hawaiian guits.; in C.
© Nov. 27, 1936; E pub. 58868; El-
bern H. (Eddie) Alkire, Easton, Pa.
SLU
When your song is on the air; song, m
Hector Richard. © 1 c¢. Nov. 21,
1936; E unp. 185510; Alzina M.
Walker, Hillsdale, Mich. 33118
Whenever I am dreaming; w and mel-
ody. «© 1c. ‘Oct. 31) 1936-7 hi yonp:
135639; Clifton Larsen, Brooklyn,
and Marjorie Rumsey, Fleetwood,
INC 30719
Where are you; from Top of the town,
w Harold Adamson, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh: with guit..arr. “©), Dees os!
1936; E pub. 58961; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 33720
Where can I find a real man; song.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp. 135688 ;
Harold Alexander DeMund, Roxbury,
Mass. 33721
Where is your heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135744;
Randall McClelland, Pasadena.
33722
Where the desert meets the sky; w
and melody. © 1.¢. Nov. 27,1936;
BE ounp. 135746; Randall McClelland,
Pasadena, Bo(2o
Where the Santiago flows; song, w
Beulah May. © 1. Nov. 24, 1936;
E unp. 185686; Dorothy Eyer May-
hew, Santa Ana, Calif. 33724
Wherefore to-night so full of care; w
Robert Bridges, m Gerald Finzi;
mixed voices. © Nov. 12, 1936; E
for. 46766; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 33125
While jamming for his majesty, the
Zulu king; pf. treble, with w. ©1e.
Dec. 11, 1936; E unp. 1386490; Wilson
EK. Myers, New York. 33726
While shepherds watched; Christmas
story cantata; w Viola Wanger and
H. Lillenas. © Nov. 1, 1936; E pub.
58971; Haldor Lillenas, Kansas City,
Mo. By Oe (
1488
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Whisper while you're waltzing ; w Jack
Scholl, m M. K. Jerome. © 1c. Dec.
1, 1936; E unp. 136286; Remick music
corp., New York. 33728
Whispering hope; octave-notation, arr.
A, P. McKinney; 1st and 2d guits.,
with w. © Nov. 21, 1936; E pub.
59288; McKinney pub. co., Peoria,
Ill. 33129
Whistle to me dear and I'll come run-
ning: sons. © 1c. Dec. 9, 19386; E
unp. 136307 ; Lena May Forson, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 33730
Who'll mend the broken hearts; w and
melody Bill Harwell. © 1 ¢. Dec. 8,
1936; E unp. 136316; William Dunlap
Harwell, Atlanta. 33731
Who loveth most; w and m Wayne
Brown. © Oct. 30, 1936; E pub.
58832; Marvin Wayne Brown, Pasa-
dena. 33732
Who’s that knockin’ at my heart; from
College holiday, w Ralph Freed, m
Burton Lane, pf. se. Mario Agno-
lueci; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Nov. 27, 1986; E pub. 58840 ; Famous
music corp., New York. SaloD
Who’s waiting for who; pf. ©1.«
Noy. 20, 1986; E unp. 135682; Wil-
liam Ferdinand Risch, Milwaukee.
33734
Who said there ain’t no Santa Claus;
w Benee Russell, m Peter De Rose,
arr. Herbert Bourne; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 17, 1936; E pub. 59154; Edward
B. Marks music corp., New York.
. 383735
— with arr. for guit., etc.
© Dee. 1, 1936; E pub. 58793; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp., New
York. 33736
Who wouldn’t, why shouldn’t I; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e. Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 136654;
Forrest (Speed) Reynolds, Riley,
Ind. 3371387
Whoa mule! Whoa gal; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1986; E unp. 136088;
Harry P. Gamble, jr., New Orleans.
337138
Whose been here since I been gone;
w J. M. Williams, m William
Gaither; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 10, 1936;
EK unp. 186403; State street music
pub. co., Chicago. 33739
Whose sweetheart are you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 28, 1936; E unp.
136249; Peggy Ann Ross, Manhas-
sett, L. 1. N.Y 33740
Why; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1.c¢ Dec. 16, 1936;
E unp. 136660; P. H. Secor, Perry, O.
33741
Why? Because; w and m C. Austin
Miles; mixed voices. © Dec. 16,
1986; E pub. 59128; Rodeheaver co.,
Philadelphia. 33742
Why can't we be just good friends;
fox-trot song. © 1. Dec. 14, 1936;
E unp. 136586; Samuel J. Casaccio,
Millville, N. J. 33743
Why can’t we remember; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1986; E unp. 136668 ;
Alice Mann, Mullen, Neb. 33744
Why did I love you; fox-trot song, mel-
ody E. J. Riddle and Ben Adelman.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135526;
Edgar J. Riddle, Niles, Calif. 33745
Why did you; waltz song. ©1e. Dec.
10, 1986; E unp. 181544; A. Vincent
Sprott, Kingstown, St. Vincent, B. W.
ie 33746
Why did you do this to me; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1936; E unp.
136009; Gladys M. Lee, New York.
33747
Why do I have to have you; melody.
©1e. Nov. 23, 19386; E unp. 135575;
Henry Horvath, Chicago. 33748
Why keep me guessin’; melody. © 1
ce. Dec. 28, 1936; E unp. 187062; Gor-
don E. Magnuson, San Francisco.
33749
Why must I always be dreaming; song.
© 1e¢. Dec. 7, 1936; E unp. 136329 ;
Richard Milo Graves, Wakefield,
FR. 3 33750
Why ocean’s made of tears; song, m
Leo Richard. © 1c. Noy. 21, 1936;
E unp. 185506; Margaret Zimmerman
Stewart, Mooringsport, La. 33751
Why should I stick to one man; waltz
song, melody Ben Adelman. © 1 «.
Dec. 1, 1986; E unp. 136111; Pauline
Wolpert, Sierra Madre, Calif.
Rane
Why should it end this way; w and
m Tilden Scott; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135623 ; Lincoln
music corp., New York. 33753
Wie gerne dir zu ftissen; lied, op. 13,
ged. Moritz, Grafen von Strachwitz.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1986; E unp. 136453;
Alexander Strubell-Harkort, Dresden.
33754
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33755
pt. Ill, 0. S.3.v. 3h
Wie schade, dass wir uns so wenig
versteh’n; langsamer walzer, text
Klaus 8S. Richter, m Willy Richartz.
© Dec. 20, 1935; E for. 46831; Drei-
klang-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 33755
Wiem, ze nie bytam dla ciebie; valse-
triste z filmu Tredowata, stowa
Zenon Friedwald, m Wtladystaw
Kiger. © Nov. 25, 1936; E for.
47114; Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
33156
ork. strony. © Nov. 25,
1936; E for. 47104; Nowa scena, War-
saw, Poland. 33757
Wiem, Ze odejdziesz; tango, stowa A.
Wiast, m M. Wroblewski. © Nov.
25, 1986; 1 ec. Dec. 21; E for. 47112;
Nowa scena, Warsaw, Poland.
33758
Wild flowers in May; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp. 136750;
J. W. Bartels, Los Angeles. 33759
Wild music; waltz song, melody Ben
Adelman. © 1 ¢. Dee. 12, 1936; E
unp. 136499; Goldie Behunin, Los
Angeles. 33760
Wild roses and you; w Eva Bosworth ;
pie Owl Ewec. WT W936.) ) sump.
136222; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
land, Or. 33761
Wild whooping warriors; song, w Gene
Orde. ©1ce. Nov. 21, 1986; E unp.
135577; Warner Mason Hawkins,
New York. 30762
Wildwood by the sea; fox trot, w and
m John Kasché. © 1 c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 135600; John Michael
Kasché, jr., Allentown, Pa. 33763
Wilkins (Claude Moore) Nocturne;
pe. © 1 -e Dec. 9,g1986;).H unp.
136320; Claude Moore Wilkins, Los
Ang eles, 337 164
Will mother sing lullaby in heaven; w
and melody Ella Hollingsworth. ©
1c. Oct. 22, 1936; BH unp. 156330;
Ella Durham Hollingsworth, Campo,
Col. 33765
Willow pattern; by Tony Lowry; orch.
pts. © Oct. 28, 1986; E for. 46752;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 33766
Willow trees are swaying by the
bayou; w J. Yarmov, melody H.
Haltenorth and M. Tracy. © 1 «¢
Dec. 16, 1936; E unp. 186802; Jack
Yarmov, Hardy Haltenorth and Mc-
Kee Tracy, Atlantic City. 33767
~Wilson’s chords for guitar ;
by Will D.
Moyer. © Nov. 28, 1936; AA 219831 ;
Chart music pub. house, ine., Chi-
cago. 33768
Window (The) of my heart; w and m
Mary Perry Slaught. ©1e. Dec. 24,
1936; E unp. 187074; Mary Ona
Slaught, Los Angeles. 33769
Wine, women and song; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 16, 19386; E unp. 136719;
Lucile D. Hoppe, Chicago. 33770
Winter; w J. C. Hobson, m C. Arm-
strong Gibbs; mixed voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Nov. 20, 1936;
_E for. 46862; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 33771
Winterset; symphonic poem based on
Maxwell Anderson’s Winterset, musi-
eal se. Nathaniel Shilkret; orch. pts.
© Dee. 18, 19386; E pub. 59108; Ir-
ving Berlin, ine, New York. 33772
Wise (The) men; hymn. © Dee. 1,
1986; E pub. 58902; John Hide, Ana-
conda, Mont. 33773
Wishing and dreaming; song, m J.
Chas. McNeil. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936;
E unp. 135713; Verna Peasley Olson,
Kenyon, Minn. 3377-4
Wishing you were here to-night; waltz,
w Clem Stromwall, m arr. Harold
Potter. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1936; E unp.
136712; Jack Stromwall, Foreston,
Minn. 33775
Wistful; song, arr. T. A. Phillips. ©
1 ce. Dec. 10, 1936; E unp. 186415;
Sophia Costa. Canton, O. 33776
With Dixie down in Dixie; w C. Bara-
dell, melody R. Le Blanc. © 1 e.
Noy. 5, 1986; E unp. 135629; Clifton
Baradell and Ronald Le Blanc, New
Orleans. 33777
With my shillelagh under my arm; w
and m Billy O’Brien and Raymond
Wallace; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 9, 1936; E for. 46987 ; Gordon
Cooper & co., London. 33778
With my song will I praise Thee, O
God; song, w from the Venite in
Episcopal prayer book. © 1 e. Nov.
30, 19386; E unp. 1387036; Louise
Sprague Hutchins, Hattiesburg, Miss.
33779
With the fading of the moon; w N.
Gellens, m Roy Masters. © 1 @.
Noy. 10, 1986; E unp. 136511; Roy
Matthiessen, Maplewood, N. J. and
Nat Gellens, New York. 33780
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no. 12, 1986
With you beside me; m Herbert Toft
and H. L. Harrison; pf., with w. ©
1 ec. Noy. 21, 1986; E unp. 1385489;
Harold Lawrence Harrison, [Far
Rockaway, L. I., N. Y. 33781
With you in my arms, I could waltz
across the sea; waltz, w and melody.
© 1 e. Dee. 1, 1986; E unp. 1385997 ;
David Gordon Holder, Chicago.
33782
With you with me; song. © 1c. Oct.
12, 19386; E unp. 185657; Laura Val-
entine Taylo, Enid, Okl. 33783
With you with me it’s love; w Johnny
Lange; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1936; E unp. 136158; Fred Samuel
Stryker, Los Angeles. 30184
Without you, beautiful lady; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1986; E unp.
135724; Albert M. Crance and Leland
W. Larrison, Geneva, N. Y. 33785
Wo die lerche singt; operette, A. M.
Willner u. Heinz Reichert, m Franz
Lehair. Klavierauszug. © Feb. 5,
1918; E for. 46995; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 33786
Women are fools; w and melody Kay
Davis. ©1«. Dec. 14, 1936; E unp.
136748; Katherine K. Davis, Bryn
Athyn, Pa. 33787
Wonderful Calvary; song. © Nov. 6,
1936; E pub. 58809; Mattie Welden
Weber, Pasadena. 33788
Wonderful (The) love of Jesus; hymn.
© Dec. 5, 1936; E pub. 59073; Flor-
ence Sisson Campbell, Pasadena.
33789
Won't you be my Gypsy sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 12, 1936; E
unp. 1386485: Katherine N. Small,
Shelton, Wash. 33790
Won’t you try to love me; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 17, 1986; E unp.
136776; Michael J. Peterson, Balti-
more. 33791
Woo and coo, I love you; song. ©1e.
Dee. 11, 1936; E unp. 186521; Lillian
Manhoff, Chicago. 33792
Wood and ivory; by Sid Phillips; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1936; E for. 46637; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
33793
Woran denkt der matrose ; marsch-fox-
trot, aus Blinde passagiere, text Ru-
dolf Perak, m Victor Corzilius. ©
Aug. 31, 19386; E for. 47059; Beboton-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 33794
« 33808
Workin’ Sam; song. © 1. Nov. 23,
19386: E unp. 1387012; Leonora Larry
Bowden, Oakland, Calif. 33795
World (The) goes dancing on; song,
w Tiny Watkins. © 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1936 ; EK unp. 137069; Richard William
Petrie, Gardena, Calif. 33796
World (The) needs a raindrop or two;
w Nellie Garwood Vaughn; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 28, 1986; EH unp. 135876;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland. Or.
33797
Worried blues: w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 30, 1936; E unp. 135913; W. R.
Calaway, Orlando, Fla. 33798
Would it were so; unison song, w Eliza-
beth Wordsworth, m Martin Shaw.
© Nov. 11, 1936; E for. 46551; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 33799
Would you mind if I steal your heart;
w and m Harvey Harding; with guit.
arr. © Sept. 28, 1936; E pub. 59000;
Merrell Schwarz music co., Cincin-
nati. 33800
Would you? Would I? Yes, I would; w
Claire Cunningham; pf. © 1. Nov.
28, 1936; E unp. 1385894; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 33801
Wrecked; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1936;
E unp. 1386077; Dorothy Fae Swan,
Hrie, Kan. 33802
Wren (The) (La capinera); English
lyric Walter Hirsch, m J. Benedict;
with flute obbl. © Nov. 27, 1936;
E pub. 58780; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 33803
Wycinanki towickie; m: Fr. Izbicki-
Maklakiewicz; ork. strony. © Aug.
7, 1986; E for. 46762; F. Grabczew-
ski, Warsaw, Poland. 33804
Wyoming; w and melody. © 1 e. Dee.
8, 19386; E unp. 136670; ; Fred Kenard
Cochran, Reno, Nev. 33805
Xochimileo; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara. © June 15, 1936; E for. 46926;
AsociaciOn mexicana de autores y
compositores, s. a., Mexico, D. F.
33806
Ya gotta have nuts; w R. Rhodes, and
melody. © 1c. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp.
136676; Maurice H. Friedman, New
York. 33807
Yankee Doodle; w anon., m arr. George
F. McKay; junior high boys’ cho. ©
Aug. 25, 1936; E pub. 57336; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 39808
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Yas, yas, yas; w and melody Jimmy
Strange. ©1c. Dee. 10, 1936; E unp.
136406; State street music pub. ¢o.,
Chicago. 33809:
Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon;
Scottish folksong, w Robert Burns,
set to m Percy Aldridge Grainger ;
women’s or children’s unison cho.,
men’s voices, singly or massed, and
whistlers, harmonium or organ ad
lib. © Oct. 15, 1936; E for. 46605 ;
Schott & co., Itd., London. 393810
Yearning for love; w Mitchell Parish
and Irving Mills, m Duke Hilington,
pf. sc. Lou Singer ; with guit. arr. ©
Dec. 14, 19386; E pub. 59053 ; Exclu-
Sive publications, inc., New York.
393811
Yearning to see dreams come true; w
and melody. © 1. Dee. 23, 1936;
EK unp. 187006; Edmund P. Mahoney,
Portland, Me. 33812
Yes! No! from Over she goes, w Stanley
Lupino and Frank Eyton, m Billy
Mayerl; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Oct. 31, 1936; BE for. 46751; Vic-
toria music pub. co., Itd., London.
33813
Yes, sweethearts forever ; fox-trot song,
m Sam Adelman. © 1 c. Dec. 9,
19386; E unp. 1386395; Franklyn M. W.
Smith, Newark, N. J. 33814
Yesterday you said you loved me; song,
m J. Chas. MeNeil.. © 1. Dee. 21,
1936; E unp. 1386864; Marian EH. Holt,
St. Louis. 33815
Yesterdays; w and melody. ©1c. Dee.
28, 1936; E unp. 1386972; Catherine
Connors, Eureka P. O., N. S., Canada.
B0816
Yo besaba su baquita; melody Mel-
quiades Rodriguez and Francisco
Montalvo. © 1 ¢ Dec. 18, 1936;
E unp. 1386891; Edward B. Marks
music corp., New York. 39817
Yodel lady; w Hilda Bilow, m Clare
Hartman and Sylvester L. Cross;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dee. 1,
1936; E pub. 58786; Cross & Winge,
inc., Portland, Or. 33818
Yodelin’ Joe; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 28, 1986; E unp. 137054; George
J. Piton, Chicago. 33819
Yolanda; valse song, arr. R. Gama. ©
1 c. Nov. 27, 19386; E unp. 135951 ;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Chicago. 33820
——w and melody. © 1. Dec. 15,
1936; E unp. 186616; Paul Salvatori,
Forest Park, Ill. 33821
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
You and me; w A. G. Appell, m Eddie
Becker; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Novy. 19,
19386; E unp, 136831; Arthur G. Ap-
pell, Los Angeles, and Edward F.
Becker, Beverly Hills, Calif. 33822
You are in my heart; w and m Florence
Kyte; med. voice; in D. © Dee. 7,
1936; E pub. 59147; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 39823
You are my own to-night; w and mel-
ody. ©1.« Dee. 21, 1936; E unp.
136898; Clarence F. Boen, Colorado
Springs. 33824
You are the man of my dreams; w and
m Emma Margaret Helser; pf.
1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E unp. 185899;
Sylvester Long Cross, Portland, Or.
33825
You are the only one; song. © 1 ¢
Dec. 8, 1936; E unp. 136397; Norma
Zachaty, Chicago, 33826
You are the rose that grew for me;
w Herbert Wagner; pf. ©1c«. Nov.
28, 1986; E unp. 185859; Sylvester
Long Cross, Portland, Or. 33827
You brought me love; w and melody.
©1«e Dee. 9, 1936; E unp. 1386298 ;
James Lozito, Brooklyn. 33828
You can sing and swing it for me; w
and melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 1, 1936;
E unp. 1385994; David Gordon Holder,
Chicago. 303829
You can tell she comes from Dixie; w
and m Marty Symes and Milton
Ager; with arr. for pf. accordion, and
diagrams for guit., ete. © Dee. 1,
1936; E pub, 58827; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 33830
You can’t make a monkey out of me;
w and melody Harry Heaton. ©
1 ¢« Dec. 11, 1986; E unp. 136419;
Joseph Harry Heaton, New York.
33831
You charming darling; song, arr. EHarl
Gordon. ©1c. Dee. 24, 1936; E unp.
137007; Mae Perry, Indianapolis.
33832
You cracked my heart like the Liberty
Bell; words by Peggy La Mode, music
by S. L. Cross; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1936; E unp. 1385885; Sylvester Long
Cross, Portland, Or. 33833
You'd better pray! O Lord, for the
judgment day; song; 6 mixed
voices. © 1. Dec. 1, 1936; E unp.
185998 ; David Gordon Holder, Chi-
cago. 33834
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no. 12, 1936
33862
You don’t have to remind me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1936; E
unp. 135557; Olive Lawley Wilcox,
Shreveport, La. 33835
You don’t know my mind; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec. 8, 1936; E unp.
136041; W. R. Calaway, Orlando, Fla.
33836
You don’t play fair; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 26, 1986; E unp. 185754 ;
Sam Heckler, New York. 33837
You found your place in the sun, but
I’m left out in the rain; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dec. 18, 1936; E unp.
136809; Nellie L. Reid, Ferndale,
Mich. 33838
You gambled with love; from Broad-
way gallant, w Ralph Freed, m Bur-
ton Lane. © 1 ¢. Dee. 28, 1936; E
unp. 186964; Famous music corp.,
New York. 33839
You got what I want; w and melody.
©1ec. Noy. 27, 1936; E unp. 135760;
Eddie Lane, Los Angeles. 33840:
You got what it takes; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Dec. 16, 1986; E unp. 136718;
Lucile D. Hoppe, Chicago. 33841
You gotta s-m-i-l-e to be h-a-double
p-y; from Stowaway, w and m Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel. © 1 «.
Noy. 24, 1936; E unp. 135612; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 33842
— with guit. arr. © Dec.
14, 1936; — pub. 59062; Robbins
music corp., New York. 33843
You had a right to wrong me; w Eda-
ward James Grant, and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 24, 1986; E unp. 135616;
Barton William Mitchener, Everett,
Mass. 33844
You had me believin’; w and melody.
©1c. Dec. 29, 1936; E unp. 136992;
George M. Harvey, Springfield, Mass.
33845
You have broken the spell; song, m
J. Chas. McNeil. © 1 ¢. Nov.. 25,
1986; E unp. 185708; Vivian Davis,
Ogden, Utah. 33846
You jilted me my pretty girl; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 21, 1936; E unp.
136901; Florida M. Washington,
Memphis, Tenn. 33847
You kissed me good-bye; song. © 1c.
Dec. 15, 19386; E unp. 1386576; Emil
Breitenfeld, San Francisco. 33848
You'll bring me through; song, melody
William Leavey. © 1 ce Nov. 21,
1233843—37——8
1986: E unp. 135493; Elias Abrams,
St. Louis. 33849
You'll never leave me; w and m F.
Foray. ©1e. Dec. 5, 1936; E unp.
136273; Frank Herbert Scherer,
Montclair, N. J. 39850
You look so sweet madame; from The
beloved vagabond, English w Arthur
Wimperis, m Richard Heymann;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 3, 1936;
E for. 46642; Chappell & co., Iltd.,
London. 33851
You made me love you, that’s why I’m
blue; pf. treble. © 1 ec. Nov. 18,
1936; E unp. 185562; Theodore Bunn,
New York. 33852
You made me understand; pf. treble,
with w. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1936; EB
unp. 136641; Ben Emerson, Ripley,
Tenn. 33853
You may be sorry some day; w and
m Tex Owens; with guit. arr. ©
1 c Nov. 7, 1936; E unp. 136851;
Doie Hensley Owens, Kansas City,
Mo. 33804
You need rhythm in your soul; w and
melody. ©1e. Dee. 11, 1936: E unp.
136442; William Benson Richter,
Philadelphia. 33855
You never can tell; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 22, 1986; E unp. 136946;
Evelyn Louise Perata, Alameda,
Calif. 33856
You occupy my heart; fox-trot; pf. ©
1 «@ Dec. 19, 1986; E unp. 136790;
Norman EH. Iverson, Phoenix, Ariz.
33857
You rascal you: song. © 1. Dee. 7,
1986; E unp. 186338; Eddie Mallory,
New York. 33858
You’re a dear; song, melody G. A. Det-
tenbach and Ben Adelman. © 1 ec.
Dee. 12, 1936; E unp. 136500; G. A.
Dettenbach, St. Louis. 308859
You’re a gem; 2-pt. song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 19386; E unp. 135769; Ralph A.
Martz, Sunbury, Pa. 33860
You’re a knockout; w Sidney Clare, m
Harry Akst. © 1c. Dee. 19, 1936;
E unp 136917; Movietone music
corp., New York. 33861
Youre beautiful; song; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. Rev. ed. © Sept. 1,
1986; E pub. 58748; Frank Gilbert
Pollay, Winslow, Ariz. 33862
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33865
You're captivating, you're tantalizing,
you’re mine; song. © 1 .«. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 135820; Curtis M.
Peeples, Chicago. 33863
You're just a little diffrent; w and m
Herbert Mandell and Frank Littau;
with arr. for guit., etc. © Dee. 17,
1986; E pub. 59159; Edward B.
Marks music corp., New York.
33864
You're just an echo in my heart; song.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1936; E unp. 135561;
Pauline Frances York, Winston-
Salem, N. C. 33865
You're just playing with my love; song,
pf. se. Geo. Morrison. © 1 e. Oct.
29, 1936; E unp. 136265; Maria
Masias, Denver. 33866
You’re more than a pastime to me; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 18, 1936;
E unp. 186758; Vivian Wolf Robin-
son, East Lansdowne, Pa. 33867
Youre my dream of paradise; waltz,
w Sam Adelman, melody T. Price.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1986; E unp. 135545 ;
Tom Price, Geifer, Pencoed near
Bridgend, Glam., South Wales.
33868
You're my little sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Dec. 28, 1936; E
unp. 136970; Alice Mabel Shaw,
Dundas, Ont., Canada. 33869
You’re my only inspiration; song, w
Isaac LL. Santos. © 1c. Dee. 4,
19386; E unp. 1386141; J. Chas. Mc-
Neil, Los Angeles. 33870)
You’re not so hard to forget; w and
melody. © 1 ce Dec. 21, 1986; E
unp. 137028; Ila Roberts, Los Ange-
les. 33871
You’re number one on my hit parade;
w and m Willard Robison and Johnny
Marks; with arr. for guit., etc.
Dec. 7, 1986; E pub. 58979; Harms,
inc., New York. 33872
You're perfect; pf. treble, with w. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1986; E unp. 135944;
Haven Adolph Johnson, New York.
33873
Same. © 1c. Dec. 11, 19386; E
unp. 136431; Haven Adolph John-
son, New York. 33874
You're rather like a princess; song,
m Ruby Seely Gervais. © 1c. Dec.
3, 1936; E unp. 136058; Nellie M.
Seely, Sweet Home, Or. 33875
pt. I1l, n. s., v. 31
You're so sweet; Ist E flat alto saxo-
phone. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936; E unp.
135739; Stanley Wallace, Chicago.
33876
Youre the only one I love; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1936; E unp.
135784 ; Charles Carl Hall, Los Ange-
les. 338717
You're the only star in my blue heaven:
pf. treble, with w. © 1. Nov. 30,
1936; E unp. 135910; Gene Autry,
Hollywood, Calif. 33878
You saw through my heart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1936; E unp. 136657 ;
- Jewell Smith, Bakersfield, Calif.
33879
You say unto me; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 20) 19386; EH unps sas:
Clarence Le Roy Penfold, Brookiyn.
33880
You took my heart, dear; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1936; EB unp.
135756; Gene Hirschberg, Park
Ridge, Ill. 33851
You’ve changed; w and melody. ©1ce.
Dec. 7, 19836; E unp. 136408; Paul
Powell, South Bend, Ind. 33882
You’ve got me on a merry-go-round ;
w and melody A. Swanstrom, H.
Stern and M. Cleary. © 1c Dee.
19, 1936; E unp. 1386854; Schuster &
Miller, inec., New York. 33883
You’ve got my number; song, melody
Jack Allan. © 1 ¢. Nov. 19, 1936;
E unp. 136290; Donald Budzinski
and George Michiel, Flint, Mich.
33884
You've got to blow your own trumpet;
w Fred Ritz and Harry Carlton, m
Harry Carlton; with arr. for ukulele,
ete., R. S. Stoddon. © Nov. 17, 1936;
EK for. 46735; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 33885
You’ve got to hand it to Charley; song,
w Vernetta Senne. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28,
1986; E unp. 137063; Raymond Al-
fred Hasseimann, Des Plaines, III.
33886
You won’t pay me no mind; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Dee. 21, 1936; E
unp. 136859; W. R. Calaway, Or-
lando, Fla. 33887
Young lady in green; song. © 1 «.
Dec. 2, 1986; E unp. 135970: Mar-
garet C. Chisholm, Caldwell, N. J.
33888
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1936
Your dollar is your best friend; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1936; E unp.
135605; Violet Pooley Hall, Cinecin-
nati. 33889
Your eyes have told me so; from Sing
me a love song, w Gus Kahn and
Egbert Van Alstyne, m Walter Biau-
fuss; with arr. for guit., ete. ©
Dec. 2, 19386: E pub. 58981; Remick
music corp., New York. 33890
Your eyes tell me your answer: waltz
song, melody Mario Leone. © 1 e.
Nov. 20, 1986; E unp. 1385547; Laura
Woods, St. Louis. 30891
Your eyes, when I Jooked in your eyes;
w and m Jule LeNard. ©1. Dec.
17, 1986; E unp. 1386744; Julia L.
FitzPatrick, Chicago. 33892
Your family tree; w and m C. B. Nor-
rid. pf. se. Geo. Morrison. © 1 «.
Dee. 17, 1886: E unp. 1386710; Clara
Beile Norrid, Denver. 33893
Your hand on my gate; w Lucy Stav-
osky; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1936; E
unp. 1385871; Sylvester Long Cross,
Portland, Or. 33894
Your handwriting reveals; w and m
Shirley Spencer, Herman Pincus and
Michael H. Cleary; with guit. arr.
© Dee. 11, 1986; E pub. 59200;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine, New
York. 33895
Your sincere friend; w Albert Fiore;
pie © c@ Dee, A936." BH unp:
136235; Sylvester Long Cross, Port-
33904
Yours to forget; w V. Fulton, m M.
Bean. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1936; E unp.
1385516; Valentine Fulton and Mabel
Bean, Little Rock, Ark. 30897
Zamboanga; w Don George, m Helen
Bernard; with guit. arr. © Dec. 7,
1986; E pub. 58988; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine, New York. 33898
Zbojnicy; legend of the Tatra moun-
tains, m: Jan Maklakiewiez; ork.
strony. © Sept. 23, 1936; E for.
46597; EF. Grabezewski, Warsaw,
Poland. 33899
Ziudzenie; tango, stowa: Andrzej
Wiast, m: Fanny Gordon. © Oct.
28, 19386; E for. 46796; M. Arct, War-
saw, Poland. 33800
arr. Wi. Higer; ork.
strony. © Oct. 28, 1936: E for.
A6789; M. Arct, Warsaw, Poland.
33901
Zweites offertorium; zum_ erntefest,
Joseph Schnabel, bearb, u. hrsg. Al-
bert Kranz; gem. chor, mit orgel u.
harmonium. © Aug. 1, 1936; E for.
46929; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
33902
3 weddings; melody. © 1 c. Nov. 17,
1986; E unp. 136301; Manny L.
Fleischman, New York. 33803
1V. symphonie es-dur; aus Anton
Bruckner Sdémtliche werke, 4. bd.,
I. teil, vorgelegt Robert Haas; orch.
Partitur. © Sept. 3, 1936; E for.
46989; Musikwissenschaftlicher ver-
land, Or. 33896 lag, reg. g. m. b. h., Vienna. 33904
Number of entries of Musical Compositions in Part 3 of the Catalog
since Jan. 1, 1936:
Musical Compositions in Hnglish language, from Great Britain and the
United States (including 20,915 unpublished) —~~--__-_______________~ 29, T78
Musical Compositions in foreign languages (including 672 unpublished) 4, 126
Diteniraile ae Arp rg SD pda 1 es Se Ne Sh 33, 904
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Aften; op. 30, hft. 1, nr. &; klaver. ©
Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as au-
thor. R 48860, Oct. 28, 1956. 1
Aima, wo wohnst du? pariser vaude-
ville, Paul Hervé deutsch Adolf
Philipp, m Jean Briquet. © Augusta
Philipp and Robert Philipp, New
York, as next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 48718, Dec. 16,
1936. 2
Alleluia! Christ is risen! Easter carol,
m Homer Norris; unison cho. ©
Margaret Copinus, Miami, Fla., as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 48969, Dec. 19, 1936.
Gor
© August
author. R
4
Allerkeresten min; sang.
Enna, Copenhagen, as
48875, Oct. 28, 1936.
Among the Highlands; by E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, .Nash-
ville, as child of the deceased author.
R 48662, Dec. 4, 1936. D
Andante e legato. © Ira B. Wilson,
Hollywood, Calif., as author of m. R
48828, Dec. 18, 1936. 6
Andrews (George W.) Aria; organ;
in D maj. © George W. Andrews,
Bronxville, N. Y., as.author. R
48760, Dec. 4, 1936. hi
Angel eyes; song, m Kendis and Paley.
© Alfred Bryan, Hastings-on-Hud-
son, N. Y., as author of w. R 48806,
Dec. 19, 1936. 8
Annie Laurie; new arr. Alfred G.
Robyn. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 48451, Nov. 21, 1986.
9
Answer ; new arr. Alfred G. Robyn. ©
Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 48455, Nov. 21, 1936. 10
Anticipation; part-song, m Herman
Karle; male voices. © Alonzo Stone,
Philadelphia, as author of m. R
48511, Nov. 23, 1936. 11
Ariel; song, w G. H. R. Dabbs. © H.
Hollander, London, as author of m.
R 48714, Dee. 4, 1936. 12
[33904
Arise, Shine, for thy light is come;
[anthem]; high voice. © James G.
MacDermid, New York, as author
of m. R 486386, Dec. 3, 1986. its}
Art (The) of bowing; by Emil Kross,
tr. from the German, T. Baker; vio-
lin. © Theodore Baker, Rock Creek
Station, O., as child of the deceased
author of translation. R 48944, Dec.
19, 1936. 14
by Giuseppe Tartini, 50 variations
on a gavotte by Corelli, pf. ace. Ferd-
inand David, ed. and rev. Leopold
Lichtenberg; violin. © Arthur F.
O’Brien, Brooklyn, as executor of the
author of editing and revision. R
48950, Dec. 19, 1936. 15
As through the land; song, poem Al-
fred Tennyson. © Arthur Somervell,
London, as author of m. R 48536,
Nov. 21, 1936. 16
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Gottes zeit
ist die allerbeste zeit (God’s time is
the best time; actus tragicus, ed.
Frank van der Stucken. Se. © Dirk
van der Stucken, Andover, Mass., as
child of the deceased author of edit-
ing. R 48961, Dec. 19, 1936. 1
Bag ploven; op. 80, hft. 1, nr. 4; klaver.
© Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as
author. R 48856, Oct. 28, 1986. 18
Molly; w 3H. Leslie, m A.
Piantadosi. © Edgar Leslie, New
York, as author of w, and Al Pianta-
dosi, Van Nuys, Calif., as author of
m. R 48784, Dec. 2, 1936. 19
Berceuse; op. 33, no. 1; pf. © Emil
Kronke, Dresden, Germany, as au-
thor. R 48744, Dee. 10, 1936. 20
Bird of the northern hills. © Elsa
Wyman Maxwell, New York, as au-
thor. R 48782, Dee. 2, 1936. 21
Bird of the twilight: w Breton Cave, m
Monk Gould. © Agnes Hilton Gould,
Ashstead, Surrey, England, as widow
of the author of m. R 48497, Nov.
Be jolly,
21, 19386. 22
Blegnende linde; sang. © August
Enna, Copenhagen, as author. R
48879, Oct. 28, 1936. De
1496
RENEWALS
no. 12, 1936
Bluebell time; song from Pinkie and | Children’s day treasury, no. 19; ed.
the fairies, by W. Graham Robert-
son. © Frederic Norton, London, as
author of m. R 48708, Dec. 4, 1956.
24
break, break; trio; Women’s
© A. Madeley Richardson,
New York, as author. R 48738, Dec.
10, 1936. 2D
Broncho Sal; song, w Jack Drislane.
© Geo. W. Meyer, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48508, Noy. 25, 1936.
26
©
Break,
voices.
Brooklet in the forest; op. 22; pf.
Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, as
author. R 48546, Dec. 1, 1936. et
Brooklet’s (The) call; trio, w George
Cooper, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 118;
women’s voices. © Clara L. Marzo,
Port Washington, N. Y., as widow of
the author of m. R 48896, Dec. 9,
1936. 28
Bugles (The) of Dreamland: song, w
Fiona Macleod. © Hubert Bath,
Bromley, Kent, England, as author
of m. R 48696, Dec. 4, 1936. 29
© Francis Jean Walz,
Chicago, as author. R 48916, Jan.
6, 1937. 30
Buon party; song, w Thomas Hardy.
© Ralph Vaughan Williams, Dork-
ing, Surrey, England, as author of
m. R 48499, Nov. 21, 1936. od
Bwana Tumbo; song, from The joy
Bum outside.
rider. © William McKenna, Jersey
City, as author. R 48503, Nov. 235,
1936. 32
Capture (The) of Santa Claus; Christ-
mas operetta for children, w Alice
EH. Allan. © Charles E. Boyd, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as author of m. R
48668, Dec. 3, 1936. 33
Carita; valse brillante, op. 28; pf. ©
Hrnest Harry Adams, Newton, Mass.,
as author. R 48834, Dec. 9, 1986.
34
Casey Jones, the brave engineer; w
Lawrence Siebert, m Eddie Newton.
© Charles E. Seibert, Los Angeles, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 48553, Dec. 2, 1936. 35
Chanson-meditation ; violin and pf. ©
R. L. Cottenet, New York, as author.
R 48974, Dee. 21, 1936. 36
Charity; w Emily Dickinson; high
voice. © James G. MacDermid, New
KR 48639, Dec.
aT
York, as author of m.
3, 1936.
50
©
Lorenz, Dayton, O., aS au-
editing. R 48939, Jan. 5,
38
(The) story; carol-anthem,
TM Seerist, net Harry: la
© Harry L. Harts, Newton,
Mass., as author of m. R 48666, Dec.
oo 1956: 1ao
Christmas time seems years and years
away; song, m Ted Snyder. © Iry-
ing Berlin, New York, as author of
w. RK 48633, Dec. 5, 1936. 40
Cinderella; by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as widower.
R 48835, Nov. 28, 19386. 41
Collection of concert overtures ; ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf., 4 hands.
vy. 1. © Katherine Florence Stew-
art, Claremont Park, Bexley, Kent,
England, as next of kin of the au-
thor of editing, who is not living. R
48941, Dec. 19, 1936. 42
Collection of French overtures; ed. and
fingered Louis Oesterle; pf., 4 hands.
© Katherine Florence Stewart, Clare-
mont Park, Bexley, Kent, England,
as next of kin of the author of edit-
ing, who is not living. R 48940, Dec.
Karl K.
thor of
1937.
Christmas
w Henry
Heartz.
19, 1936. 43
Come away. © Robert Harkness,
South Pasadena, as author. R
48827, Dec. 19, 1936. 44
Come birdie, fly; song, w George Tot-
ten Smith. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as author of m. R 48766, Dec.
10, 1936. 45
Come ye faithful; Easter anthem;
thixed cho. and solo quartet ad lib.;
organ ace. © Bruno Huhn, New
York, as author of m. R 48956, Dec.
19, 1936. 46
Cry (The) of spring; song, w Margaret
Douglas. © Hubert Bath, Bromley,
Kent, England, as apthor of m. R
48689, Dee. 4, 1936. 47
Cubanola (The) glide; song, w Vincent
Bryan. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York, as author of m. R 48493, Nov.
28, 1936. 48
Cymbeline; duet, new arr. Alfred G.
Robyn. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 48452, Nov. 21, 1936.
49
Dance coquette; song, from The golden
widow, m Melville J. Gideon. ©
Edgar Leslie, New York, as author of
w. R 48444, Nov. 23, 1936. 50
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ol
Dance of the fays: w G. Hubi-New-
combe, m Luigi Denza. 1. High, in
F.—2. Sop. and alto duet. © Leila
Denza, London, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 48946, 48947, Dec. 19,
1936. SY bay
Dance of the gowns: pf. © George
Botsford, New York, as author. R
48767, Dec. 17, 1936. Do:
Dance of the taffy possums; pf. ©
Harold Orlob, New York, as author.
R 489807, Dee. 11, 1936. 54
Dancing cupids; a la mazurka; pf. ©
Alonzo Stone, Philadelphia, as au-
thor. R 48524, Noy. 23, 1936. 54)
Danmark; op. 30, hft. 2, nr. 15; klaver.
© Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as au-
thor. R 48869, Oct. 28, 1936. 56
Davies (Henry Walford) Eight nurs-
ery rhymes; set to music; mixed
voices. © Henry Walford Davies,
Cookham, Berkshire, England, as au-
thor of m. R 48541, Nov. 21, 1936. 57
Dawn (The) is brightning; by E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
Nashville, as child of the deceased
author. R 48663, Dec. 4, 1936. 58
Dirnenlied ; lied, aus Halloh, die grosse
revue, text Jul. Freund. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as author of m. R
48572, Dec. 3, 1936. 59)
Does everybody know: song, w Fred P.
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48822,
Dec. 19, 1936. 60
Dolly. Molly McCue; song, w John T.
Doyle. © Elsa Wyman Maxwell,
New York, as author of m. R 48780,
Dec. 2, 1936. 61
Dreaming, love, of you; serenade rev-
erie, I. Furman Mulliner. © Harry
J. Lincoln, Philadelphia, as author.
R 48777, Dec. 17, 1936. 62
Drill-master (The); march, Victor G.
Boehnlein; oreh. © Rose Scott
Boehnlein. Rome, N. Y.. as widow.
R 48892, Dec. 24, 1936. 63
Du kom dog tilbage; sang. © August
Enna, Copenhagen, as author. R
48880, Oct. 28, 1936. 64
Earl Haldan’s daughter ; ballad, Charles
Kingsley ; mixed voices. © Arthur
Somervell, London, as author of m.
R 48501, Nov. 21, 1936. 65
Elizabethan love songs; arr. © Fred-
erick Keel, London, as author of ar-
rangement. R 48531, Nov. 21, 1936.
66
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Ensomme (Den); op. 30, hft. 1, nr. 6;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, aS author. R 48858, Oct. 28,
1936. 67
Erindrer du vor f¢grste stund; sang. ©
August Enna, Copenhagen, as author.
R 48881, Oct. 28, 19386. 68
duet or cho., w Ed.
Teschemacher, m Luigi Denza;
women’s voices. © Leila Denza,
London, as widow of the author of
m. R 48948, Dee. 19, 1936. 69
Ever of thee;
Every girl I get, the other fellow steals ;
w and m Milton Weil, F. Henri Klick-
mann and B. White. © Bob White,
Chicago, as one of the authors. R
48915, Jan. 6, 1937. 70
Experience ; part-song; male voices. ©
Alonzo Stone, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of m. R 48513, Nov. 1936. ral
Fangen og fangevogteren; sang. ©
August Enna, Copenhagen, as author.
R 48882, Oct. 28, 1936. he
Fat men on parade; pf. © George Bots-
ford, New York, as author. R 48770,
Dec. 17, 1936. 73
Favorite bass songs: ed. and compiled
Max Spicker. © Isabel Spicker
Elsner, Brooklyn, as widow of the
author of editing. R 48943, Dec. 19,
1936. 74
Festival Te Deum in F'; mixed quartet
and cho.; organ acc. © Ralph Kin-
der, Philadelphia, as author of m. R
48965, Dec. 19, 1936. (3)
Fiddler (The) of Dooney; w William
Butler Yeats, m op. 20; high, in G
min. © Sidney Homer, Palm Beach,
Fla., as author of m. R 48968, Dec.
19, 1936. 76
Fifth pupil’s concerto; in D, in the
first position, Friedrich Seitz, ed. and
fingered; violin and pf. © Philipp
Mittell, New York, as author of edit-
ting and fingering. R 48963, Dec. 19,
1936. 17
Firefly; song, w John Fiske. © Elsa
Wyman Maxwell, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48792, Dec. 2, 1936.
78
First (The) Easter; cantata for
church choirs, choral societies, etc.,
text Edith Sanford Tillotson. © Ira
B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 48934, Dec. 17, 1936.
79
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First pupil’s concerto; in D, in the 3d
pesition. Friedrich Seitz, ed. and
fingered; violin and pf. © Philipp
Mittell, New York, as author of edit-
ing and fingering. R 48954, Dec. 19,
19386. 80
Flag of our country; patriotic march
song for school cho.; sop. 1, 2 and
alto, bass ad lib. © Grace Wilbur
Conant, Boston, as author of m. R
48514, Nov. 25, 1936. 81
Férste Elskov; sang. © August Enna,
Copenhagen, as author. R_ 48878,
Oct. 28, 1986. 82
Folkevise; det grénne foraar. © Au-
gust Enna, Copenhagen, as author.
R 48874, Oct. 28, 1986. 83
For the mountains shall depart; song.
© James G. MacDermid, New York,
as author of m. R 48638, Dec. 34,
1986. S4
Forest song; serenade, w Fred E.
Weatherly, m Erik Meyer-Helmund,
op. 4; cho. and solo. © Miriam
Weatherly, Bath, Somerset, England,
as widow of the author of w. R
48692, Dec. 4, 1986. 85
Fiirstenkind (Das); operette, Victor
Leon; klavierauszug mit text. Klav-
ierparticell. © Franz Lehar, Vien-
na, as author of m. R 48675, Dee. 3,
1986. 86
Funny face; song, w Andrew B. Sterl-
ing. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York. as author of m. R 48494, Nov.
28, 1936. 87
Fuss and feathers: tag, J: C. Halls.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Phiiadelphia, as
author. R 48776, Dec. 17, 1986. 88
Garde (The) march; Victor G. Boehn-
lein; orch. © Rose Scott Boehnilein,
Rome, N. Y., as widow. R 48891.
Dec. 24, 1986. 89
Gavotte; op. 20; pf..@© Rene; L.
Becker, Detroit, as author. R 48959,
Dec. 19, 1986. 90
Gavotte gracieuse; op. 33, no. 2; pf.
© Emil Kronke, Dresden, Germany,
as author. R 48745, Dee. 10, 1936.
91
Gavotte-humoresque; by Eduard
Schiitt, op. 17, no. 1, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katherine
Florence Stewart, Claremont Park.
Bexley, Kent, England, as next of
kin of the author of editing. R
48955, Dec. 19, 1936.
G2
© George Botsford,
New York, as author. R 48768, Dee.
17, 1936. 93
Gems of sacred song; coll. of 23 cele-
brated songs by favorite composers,
selected and carefully ed. Eduardo
Marzo; high voice. © Clara L.
Marzo, East Orange, N. J., as widow
of the author of editing. R 48945,
Dec. 19, 1936. 94.
God’s word in your heart; song. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena, as
author. R 48812, Dec. 19, 1986. 95
Goiden chimes; by Dudley Ryder; pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, St. Louis, Mo.,
as author. R 48545, Dec. 1, 1936.
96
Grand choeur in A; organ. © Ralph
Kinder, Philadelphia, as author. R
48867, Dec. 19, 1936. 97
Gray days; w Archibald Sullivan, m
Noel Johnson. © Rosina Noel John-
son, London, as widow of the author
of m. R 48694, Dec. 4, 19386. 98
Gwenny; song, w Fred HE. Weatherly.
© Erie Coates, London, as author of
m. R 48527, Nov. 21, 1936. 99
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Judas Mac-
cabaeus; oratorio, ed. Frank Van der
Stucken, w Thos. Morell. Voce. se.
© Dirk Van der Stucken, Andover,
Mass., as child of the deceased author
of editing. R 48966, Dec. 19, ars
1
Hanna, Anna, Tanna; song, w John T.
Deyle. © Elsa Wyman Maxwell,
New York, as author of m. R 48787,
Dec. 2, 1936. 101
Harvardiana; song, w S. B. Steel. ©
Raymond G, Williams, Providence, as
author of m. R 48772, Dee. 11, 1936.
102
He can set it right; song, w Ada Haber-
Geisha maid; pf.
shon. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48826,
Dee. 19, 1936. 103
He is not here, but is risen; anthem.
© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, Eng-
jand, as author. R 48921, Dec. 21,
1936. 104
He wasn’ such a bad chap after all;
w Zit. mS. R. Henry. © C. F. Zittel,
New York, as author of w. R 48574,
Dec. 3, 1936. 105
Heart’s (The) highway; song, J. S.
Fearis. © Otto L. Fearis, Chicago,
as executor. R 48523, Nov. 27, 1936.
106
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Hellera; da Adolphe, di Benjamin Con-
stant, in 3 acts, Luigi Illica, rid. Ugo
Solazzi, per canto e pf. © Italo
Montemezzi, Milan, as author of m.
R 48552, Dec. 5, 1936. . 107
Here’s to the rose; song, w Miss Toye.
© Elsa Wyman Maxwell, New York,
as author of m. R 48450, Nov. 21,
1936. 108
Hey there, sis! song, m Bert Peters.
© Harold Atteridge, Lynbrook, L. L.,
N. Y., as author of w. R 48786, Dec.
2, 1936. 109
High life; intermezzo-two step; pf. ©
Abe Olman, New York, as author. R
48914, Dec. 22, 1936. 110
Highland croon; song, w from an old
cradle song. © Alicia A. Needham,
London, as author of m. R 48540,
Noy. 21, 1936. Tah
Hope (The).of the Resurrection ; Easter
anthem, Eduaro Marzo, op. 117; cho.
of mixed voices, with sop. or ten. solo,
and organ ace. © Clara L. Marzo,
Port Washington, N. Y., as widow.
R 48899, Dec. 9, 19386. 4112
Housekeeper’s (The) reverie; by Kath-
leen A. Roberts [pseud. of Robert A.
Keiser King] © Sophie Ruth Keiser
King, New York, as widow. R 48800,
Dec. 2, 1936. 113
How sweet is love; w and m Fred
Fischer. © Fred Fischer Fisher,
New York, as author. R 48459, Nov.
25, 1936. 114
Hushing song; w Fiona Macleod. ©
Hubert Bath, Bromley, Kent, Eng-
land, as author of m. R 48695, Dec.
4, 1936. aalisy
ain’t afraid of the policeman; w and
m C. G. Garretson, arr. Charles Lewis.
© Velma C. Minnick, New York, as
widow of the author of w and m. R
48584, Dec. 3, 1936. 116
I didn’t mean to make you cry; w H. K.
Mohr, m A. Piantadosi. © Halsey
K. Mohr, New York, as author of w,
and Al Piantadosi, Van Nuys, Calif.,
as author of m. R 48798, Dec. 2,
19386. 117
godt hum@gr; op. 30, hft. 1, nr. 9;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48861, Oct. 28,
1936. 118
have a Saviour; song. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, as author.
R 48819, Dee. 19, 1936. 119
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tet
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pt. 11, n. s., vol. 81
I heard the voice of Jesus say; hymn-
anthem, W. W. Gilchrist; quartet or
cho. of mixed voices; organ ace.
Anna G. Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 48971, Dec. 19, 19386. 120
I just came back to say good-bye. ©
Irving Berlin, New York, as author.
R 48765, Dec. 14, 1936. a2
Tll be back next summer at 2 o’clock;
song, m Clay Smith © Sam M.
Lewis, New York, as author of w.
R 48829, Dec. 16, 1936. 122
ll do the same for you; w W. Me-
Kenna, m A. Gumble. © Albert
Guinble, New York, as author of m,
and William McKenna, Jersey City,
as author of w. © 48805, Dec. 17,
1936. 123
I’) sing His praise; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48820,
Dec. 19, 1986. 124
I’m glad I’m Irish; w E. Leslie, m A.
Piantadosi. © Edgar Leslie, New
York, as author of w, and Al Pianta-
dosi, Van Nuys, Calif., as author of
m. R 48799, Dec. 2, 1936. 125
I’m going to tell on you; w Joseph
McKeon, m W. Raymond Walker. ©
Raymond Walker, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of m. R 48736, Dec. 10, 1936.
126
manengen; op. 380, hft. 1, nr. 7;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48859, Oct. 28,
1936. 127
may not be good looking, but I’m
awfully good to ma; song, w Bert
Ellis. © Elsa Wyman Maxwell, New
York, as author of m. R 48794, Dee.
2, 1936. 128
must lean hard; Fred P.
ke
_
Laoal
song, Ww
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48813,
Dec. 19, 1936. 129
I never know how to behave when I’m
with boys: w Ballard Macdonald,
musie by H. Carroll. © Harry Car-
roll, Atlantic City, as author of
music, and Betty Chapin Macdonald,
Berkeley, Calif., as widow of the
author of words. R 48521, Nov. 30,
1936. 130
I will lift up mine eyes; w from Psalm
121, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 121; low
voice; in B flat. © Clara L. Marzo,
Port Washington, N. Y., as widow.
R 48894, Dec. 9, 1936. 131
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I will trust; song, w Fred P. Morris.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasa-
dena, as author of m. R 48816, Dec.
19, 1936. 132
I wonder if youll meet me; w J.
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse. ©
Jack Mahoney, New York, as author
of w, and Theodora Morse, New
York, as widow of the author of m.
R 48802, Dec. 3, 1936. 133
Ich bin das Friulein Dudelsack; lied
aus Miss Dudelsack, v. Fritz Grtin-
baum u. Heinz Reichert. © Rudolph
Nelson, Amsterdam, Holland, as au-
thor of m. R 48578, Dec. 3, 1936.
134
In Cadiz; part-song, m Herman Karle;
mixed voices. © Alonzo Stone, Phil-
adelphia, as author of m. R 48512,
Nov. 23, 1936. 135
springtime; w Shakespeare, m
Ernest Newton; in A. © Dorothy
Cornelius, Bromley, Kent, England,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 48539, Nov. 21, 1936. 136
In 1822; an old world story, w Ada
Leomora Harris, m Guy d’Hardelot.
© William Tabor Rhodes, Gt. Yar-
mouth, Norfolk, England, as widower
of the author of m. R 48712, Dee. 4,
1936. 137
Indian summer; cantata, w Margaret
HK. Lacey, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 116;
women’s 3-pt. cho., with sop. and
alto soli, pf. acc. and flute obbl. ©
Clara L. Marzo, Port Washington,
N. Y., as widow of the author of m.
R 48900, Dee. 9, 1936. 138
Irish country songs; ed., arr. and for
the most part collected H. Hughes.
© Herbert Hughes, London, as au-
thor of editing and arranging. R
In
48532, Nov. 21, 1936. 139
Irmelin rose; sang. © August Enna,
Copenhagen, as author. R 48877,
Oct. 28, 1936. 140
Is Julia home; w Edgar Leslie and A.
Bryan, m Chris Smith. © Al. Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as one of
the authors of w. R 48507, Nov. 25,
1936. 141
_Jack and the beanstalk; by L. A. Bug-
bee; pf. © Charles I. Davis, Seattle,
as widower. R 48839, Nov, 28, 1936.
142
Jane, Jane, Jane; song, w Raymond
Hibbeler. © Francis Jean Walz,
Chicago, as author of m. R 48917,
Jan. 6, 1937. 143
Jesus Christ to-day is born; anthem
for Christmas, Eduardo Marzo, Op.
119; 4 mixed voices. © Clara L.
Marzo, Port Washington, N. Y., as
widow. R 48895, Dec. 9, 1936. 144
Jesus is all to me; song, w Fred P.
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48828,
Dec. 19, 1936. 145
Jesus lives; Easter anthem; sop. or
ten. solo, quartet cho. and organ. ©
Will C. Macfarlane, Brooklyn, as au-
thor of m. R 48958, Dec. 19, 1936.
146
Joan of Arc; waltz. © George Botsford,
New York, as author. R 48771, Dec.
17, 1986. 147
Jonglgren; op. 30, hft. 2, nr. 12;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48865, Oct. 28,
1936. 148
Joy (The) awaiting; song, w Maud
© Robert Harkness, South
‘R 48810,
149
Frazer.
Pasadena, as author of m.
Dee. 19, 1936.
Jubel (Der) chor; ed. © Edmund S8.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as author of
editing. R 489388, Jan. 5, 1987. 150
© August Enna,
R 48883, Oct.
151
Judiths bén; sang.
Copenhagen, as author.
28, 1936.
Just drop in on mother and me; by J.
Fred Helf. © Myra Helf, Chicago, as
child of the deceased author. R
48793, Dec. 2, 1936. 152
Just like the rose; song, m Al Pianta-
dosi. © Irving Berlin, New York, as
author of w. R 48906, Dec. 10, 1936.
153
Just to live the old days over; w J.
Mahoney, m Theodore Morse. ©
Jack Mahoney, New York, as author
of w, and Theodora Morse, New York,
as widow of the author of m. R
48801, Dec. 3, 1986. 154
Kan du fange mig; op. 30, hft. 2, nr. 11;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48864, Oct. 28,
19386. 155
Keep on loviné me; song, m Fred
Berger, jr. © Geo. E. Stoddard, New
York, as author of w. R 48926, Dec.
24, 1936. 156
Keep your foot on the soft pedal; song,
w William Dillon. © Harry Von
Tilzer, New York, as author of m. R
48491, Nov. 28, 1986. 157
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Kerry (A) courting; Irish song cycle, |:
Percy French and Houston Collisson.
© Rose E. Murphy, London, as ex- |'
ecutrix of H. Collisson. 48533,
Nov. 21, 1936. ° 158
King of the bungaloos; song, w Gene
Greene. © Charles Straight, Chicago,
as author of m. R 48485, Nov. 23,
R
1936. 159)
Kukkuk vise; sang. © August Enna,
Copenhagen, as author. R 48876,
Oct. 28, 1956. 160
Lamentation; song, w Anne Reeve AIl-
drich. © Albert F. Mengel, St. Louis,
as author of m. R 48544, Dec. 1,
1936. 161
Lead, kindly light: anthem, w John H.
Newman. © Ira B. Wilson, Holly-
wood, Calif., as author of m. R 48931,
Dee. 17, 19386. 162
Liberia-marsch ; aus Halloh, die grosse
revue; orch. u. pf. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as author of m. R 48576,
Dec. 3,.1936. 163
Liebeslied ; by E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48660, Dec. 4,
1936. 164
Lille (Den) Kineserinde; op. 30. hft.
1, nr. 1; klaver. © Fini Henriques,
Copenhagen, as author. R 48853, Oct.
28, 19386. 165
Little lady in the moon: from A matinee
idol, w Seymour Brown, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein, Terre
Haute, Ind., as widow of the author
of m. R 48442, Nov. 23, 1936. 166
Little (A) while; song, w Fred P.
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R
48815, Dec. 19, 19386. 167
Liza; song, w John T. Doyle. © Elsa
Wyman Maxwell, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48795, Dec. 2, 1986. 168
Look into my eyes and call me dearie;
song, from The joy rider. © William
J. McKenna, Jersey City, as author.
R 48506, Nov. 25, 1936. 169
Love (The) of Jesus; song, w Rudolph
Flath. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48821,
Dee. 19, 1936. 170
Love (The) rose; song. © Harold
Orlob, New York, as author. R 48908,
Dee. 11, 1936. 171
Love’s to-morrow; orch. © Valentine
Hemery, London, as author. R48717,
Dee. 12, 1936. 1h
pt. 11, aS. ove
w Clifton Bingham ; with violin, or
flute, and violoncello aces. ad lib; in
B flat. © Valentine Hemery, London,
as author of m. R 48515, Noy. 20,
1936. 173
Love's torment; by R. Barthelemy -and
E. Caruso, orch. L. Diodet, rev. and
ed.; small orch. © Gustave Hinrichs,
Mountain Lakes, N. J., as author of
revision and editing. R 48964, Dee.
19, 1936. 174
Mammy’s lasses candy chile: w Cecil
Mack, m Will Marion Cook. © R.
C. McPherson, New York, as author
of w. R 48830, Dec. 16, 1936. 175
Manzanillo; duet, new arr. Alfred G.
Robyn. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 48453, Noy. 21, 1936.
176
Mary; song from Our Miss Gibbs, w
Adrian Ross, m Lionel Monckton. ©
Charles F. Monckton, Hastbourne,
England, as executor of the author
of m. R 48704, Dec. 4, 1986. SW Urs
Master musician series; ed. W. H. Ear-
hart. and E.-B. Birge. 1. Haydn-—
2. Beethoven.—3. Hindel.—4. Mozart.
© Edward Bailey Birge, Blooming-
ton, Ind., as one of the editors. R
48747, 48749, 48750, 48752, Nov. 18,
1936. 178-181
Same. © Will Earhart, Pitts-
burgh, as one of the editors. R
48746, 48748, 48751, 48753, Nov. 13,
1936. 182-185
Meditation; violin with pf. acc. ©
William Henry Squire, London, as
author. R 48526, Nov. 21, 1936.
186
Melodische vortragsstudien in allen
tonarten; vy. Ludvig Schytte, op. 159;
klavier. hft. 1,2. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as child of the deceased
author. R 48841, 48840, Oct. 28,
1936. 187, 188
Memories ; song, w Harold Boulton. ©
Edward German, London, as author
of m. R 48699, Dec. 4, 1936. 189
Memories rise when shadows fall: w
Ballard Macdonald, m Barclay —
Walker. © Betty .Chapin Macdon-
ald, Berkeley, Calif., as widow of the
author of w. R 48522, Nov. 30, 1936.
190
Minnesota; w T. T. Railey, m Alfred G.
Robyn. © Thomas T. Railey, St.
Louis, as author of w, and Isidora 8.
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Robyn, New York, as widow of the|My Yorkshire lassie; from Our Miss
author of m. R 48459, Nov. 21, 19386.
191
Minuet and trio; organ voluntary. ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 48983, Dec. 17, 1986. 192
Minuetto; in G, new arr. Alfred G.
Robyn. © Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 48454, Nov. 21, 1936.
193
Miss Dudelsack; aus der. operette.
Fritz Griinbaum u. Heinz Reichert,
m arr. Otto Lindemann; klavier, mit
lberlegtem text. Potpourri, no. 1—
Potpourri, no. 2. © Rudolph Nelson,
Amsterdam, Holland, as author of
m. R 48570, 48571, Dec. 3, 1936.
194, 195
operette, Fritz Griinbaum u. Heinz
Reichert. © Rudolph Nelson, Am-
sterdam, Holland, as author of m. R
48577, Dec. 3, 1986. 196
Moonstruck; song, from Our Miss
Gibbs, w and m Lionel Monckton. ©
Charles F. Monckton, Eastbourne,
England, as executor. R 48705, Dec.
4, 1986. 197
Mor sjunger; op. 28, nr. 4; pf. ©
Selim Palmgren, Helsingfors, Fin-
land, as author. R 48852, Oct. 28,
1936. 198
Morning (The) after the night before;
sons,.im J. Kred Helf. © Hd. P.
Moran, Hollywood, Calif., as author
of w. R 48976, Jan. 7, 1937. 199
My Florida girl; w T. T. Railey, m
Alfred G. Robyn. © Thomas T.
Railey, St. Louis, as author of w, and
Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 48458,
-Nov. 21, 1936. 200
My Haytian queen; song, w William
Jerome. © Jean Schwartz, Staim-
ford, Conn., as author of m. R
48833, Dec. 16, 1936. 201
My love is dark; song, w Oliver Gog-
arty; in D. © Herbert Hughes, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48803, Dec.
9, 1936. 202
My old sweetheart; part-song; male
voices. © Alonzo Stone, Philadel-
phia, as author of m. R 48509, Novy.
23, 1936. 203
My wife ain’t coming back; song, w
Andrew B. Sterling. © Harry Von
Tilzer, New York, as author of m.
R 48492, Nov. 28, 1936. 204
Gibbs, w Percy Greenbank, m Ivan
Caryll. © Martin Handon, London,
as executor of the author of m. R
48708, Dec. 4, 1936. 205
My Zulu maid; song, m J. Bodewalt
Lampe. © William McKenna, Jet-
sey City, as author of w. R 48804,
Dec. 12, 1936. 206
Niaktergalen; sang, ord B. Gripenberg.
© Selim Palmgren, Helsingfors, Fin-
land, as author of m. R 48845, Oct.
28, 1936. 207
Natrren; op. 30, hft.1, nr. 5; klaver. ©
Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as au-
thor. R 48857, Oct. 28, 1936. 208
Night (The) has a thousand eyes; 4-pt.
song, w Francis Bourdillon, m Frank
Van der Stucken ; men’s cho. © Dirk
Van der Stucken, Andover, Mass., as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 48962, Dec. 19, 1936. 209
Night’s (The) soft curtain falls; w
Walter E. Grogan, m Florence Ayl-
ward: in D. © Florence Kinder, St.
Leonards, Sussex, England, as author
of in. R 48698, Dec. 4, 1936. 210
Ninety-first (The) Psalm; song; high
voice. © James G. MacDermid, New
York, as author of m. R 48637, Dec.
3, 1936. 211
Not me; comic song, w Thos. J. Gray.
© Al Piantadosi, Van Nuys, Calif.,
as author of m. R 48797, Dee. 2;
1956. Pt?
Nun die schatten dunkeln; lied, ged.
E. Geibel. © Selim Palmgren, Hel-
singfors, Finland, as author of m. R
48846, Oct. 28, 1936. 213
Nymphs and fawns; by H. Bemberg,
arr.; women’s 3-pt. cho. © H. Alex-
ander Matthews, Philadelphia, as au-
thor of arrangement. R 48957, Dec.
19, 1956, 214
O all ye works of the Lord; setting of
the Benedicite in anthem form;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Waiter
C. Gale, Greenwich, Conn., as author
of m. R 48958, Dec. 19, 19368. OAS,
G beautiful night; w anon., m Bothwell
Thomson. © Katherine Bothwell
Thomson, London, as widow. R
48693, Dec. 4, 19386. 216
O blackbird; part-song ; mixed voices.
© Arthur Somervell, London, as au-
thor. R 48530, Nov. 21, 1936. 217
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© du my darling, du, du, du; aus Miss} Panquita; by Alfred G. Robyn.
Dudelsack, v. Fritz Griinbaum u.
Heinz Reichert. © Rudolph Nelson,
Amsterdam, Holland, as author of m.
R 48582, Dec. 3, 1936. 218
Q Jesu, Thou art standing: hymn-
anthem, W. W. Gilchrist; alto solo
and mixed cho.; organ acc. © Anna
R. Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as child”
Olsoneeke
219
of the deceased author
48972, Dec. 19, 1936.
O Lord rebuke me not; w from Psalm
6, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 120; high
voice; in F. © Clara L. Marzo, Port
Washington, N. Y., as widow. R
48893, Dec. 9, 1936. 220
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
melody John Merbecke, ed. © Basil
Harwood, London, as author of edit-
ing. R 48925, Dec. 5, 1936. 221
Oh! You moon; song, w John Fiske.
© Elsa Wyman Maxwell, New York,
as author of m. R 48796, Dec. 2,
1936. 222
Old (An) world story; w A. L. Harris,
m Guy D’Hardelot. © William
Tabor Rhodes, Gt. Yarmouth, Nor-
folk, England, as widower of the au-
thor of m. R 48697, Dec. 4, 1936.
223
Qn a joy ride; song. © William Mc-
Kenna, Jersey City, as author. R
48658, Dec. 8, 1936. 224
On the morrow; song, m Billie Morse
Meyers. © William J. McKenna,
Jersey City, as author of w. R 48505,
Nov. 25, 1936. 225
Cne day; song, w Christina Rossetti;
in D flat. © Hermann Lohr, London,
as author of m. R 48690, Dec. 4,
1936. 226
Culd Doctor Ma’Ginn ; song from Songs
in exile, w Arthur Stringer; in C.
© Hermann Lohr, London, as author
of m. R 48710, Dec. 4, 1936. Ppa
Cur Miss Gibbs; w Adrian Ross and
Percy Greenbank, m Lionel Monckton
and Ivan Caryll. Voc. sc. © Charles
F. Monckton, Eastbourne, England,
and Martin Handon, London, as exec-
utors of the authors of m. R 48711,
Dec. 4, 1936. 228
Palmgren (Selim) Preludium; op. 28,
nr. 1; pf. © Selim Palmgren, Hel-
singfors, Finland, as author. R
48851, Oct. 28, 1936. 229
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
New
ed. © Isidora S. Robyn, New York,
as widow. © 48456, Nov. 21, 1936.
230
Bantomime §.op..(30;) hétsj2) mre
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48866, Oct. 28,
1936. 231
Parks’ concert quartets, no. 6; male
voices. © J. A. Parks, York, Neb.,
as author. R 48757, Dec. 21, 1936,
2a,
Pensées sentimentales; new arr. Al-
fred G. Robyn. © Isidora 8S. Robyn,
New York, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 48457, Nov. 21,
1936, 233
Philomel; trio; women’s voices. © A.
Madeley Richardson, New York., as
author. R 48737, Dec. 10, 1936. 234
Picanninny days; from The red moon,
w Bob Cole, m James Reese Europe.
© Dora Cole Norman, West New
Brighton, N. Y., and Carriebel Cole
Plummer, Chicago, as next of kin of
the author of w, who is not living.
R 48575, Dec. 3, 1936. 235
Pleading; w Arthur L. Salmon, m EKd-
ward Elgar, op. 48, no. 1. 1. In A
flat—2. In G.—3. In. EF), «©,Carice
Blake, Hoes, Petworth, Sussex, Eng-
land, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 48922-48924, Dec. 5, 1936.
236-238
Pony (The) ballet girl; by I. Franklin
and Burt Green. © Irene Franklin,
Hollywood, Calif., as one of the au-
thors, and widow of the co-author.
R 48791, Dec. 2, 1936. 239
Popular (A) song; w T. T. Railey, m
Alfred G. Robyn. © Thomas T.
Railey, St. Louis, as author of w, and
Isidora S. Robyn, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R 48461,
Nov. 21, 1936. 240
Postlude; by E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, Nashville, as child of the
deceased author. R 48659, Dec. 4,
1936. 241
Practical anthems; selected and ed. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as au-
thor of editing. R 489387, Jan. 5,
1987. 242
Prélude de concert ; op. 25; pf. © Emil
Kronke, Dresden, Germany, aS au-
thor. R 48741, Dec. 10, 1986. 243
Preludes, offertories and postludes; se-
lected, ed. and arr.; organ. v.1. ©
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Harry Rowe Shelley, New York, as|Sapho rag; pf. © J. Russell Robinson,
author of editing and arranging. R
48942, Dec. 19, 1936. 244
Puss in boots; by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as widower.
R 48836, Nov. 28, 1936. 245
Ragtime land; song, from The golden
widow, m Melville J. Gideon. © E.
Ray Goetz, London, as author of w.
R 48446, Nov. 23, 1986. 246
Reite roter leutenant; lied, aus Miss
Dudelsack, vy. Fritz Griinbaum u.
Heinz Reichert. © Rudolph Nelson,
Amsterdam, Holland, as author of m.
R 48581, Dec. 3, 1986. 247
Reverie; organ voluntary. © Ira B.
Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as author.
R 48932, Dec. 17, 1936. 248
Revolutionary (The) man; song, from
In Hayti, w William Jerome.
Jean Schwartz, Stamford, Conn., as
author of m. R 48831, Dec. 16, 1936.
249
Ring jubilant, ye pealing Easter bells;
from aé_ traditional melody, arr.
Homer Norris; unison voices. ©
Margaret Copinus, Miami, Fla., as
next of kin of the author of arrange-
ment, who is not living. R 48970,
Dee. 19, 1936. 250:
Ringdans; op. 28, nr. 6; pf. © Selim
Palmgren, Helsingfors, Finland, as
author. R 48848, Oct. 28, 1986. 251
Romance; from Our Miss Gibbs, w Ad-
rian Ross, m Ivan Caryll. © Martin
Handon, London, as executor of the
author of m. R 48706, Dec. 4, 19386.
252
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Mel-
ody in F; arr.; organ. © Harry
Rowe Shelley, New York, as author
of arrangement. R 48951, Dec. 19,
1936. 253
S. A. R. (Son altesse royale) ; comédie
musicale, d’aprés Le prince consort,
de L. Xanrof et J. Chancel, m Ivan
Caryll; pf. et chant reduite par
Vauteur. © Martin Handon, London,
as executor of the author of m. R
48713, Dec. 4, 1936. 254
Saga; op. 28, nr. 3; pf. © Selim Palm-
gren, Helsingfors, Finland, as author.
R 48849, Oct. 28, 1936. 255
Sangfuglen; op. 30, hft. 2, nr. 17;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author.
1936.
R 48870, Oct. 28,
256
Jackson Heights, N. Y., as author.
R 48614, Noy. 30, 1936. 257
Saviour, blessed Saviour; hymn-an-
them; mixed voices. © Frederick N.
Shackley, Roslindale, Mass., as au-
thor. R 48739, Dec. 10, 1936. 258
Saviour’s (The) call; song, w Maud
Frazer. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48824,
Dee. 19, 1936. 259
Schach-duett ; lied, aus Miss Dudelsack,
v. Fritz Grinbaum u. Heinz Reichert.
© Rudolph Nelson, Amsterdam, Hol-
land, as author of m. R 48583, Dec.
3, 1936. 260
Schlossgespenst (Das); lied, aus Miss
Dudelsack, v. Fritz Griinbaum u.
Heinz Reichert. © Rudolph Nelson,
Amsterdam, Holland, as author of m.
R 48580, Dee. 3, 1936. 261
School of love; song, from The joy
rider. © William McKenna, Jersey
City, as author. R 48656, Dec. 8,
1936. 262
Schubert (Franz Peter) Farewell;
arr.; organ. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as author of arrangement.
R 48952, Dec. 19, 1936. 263
Seore; w J. S. Reed, m J. W. Adams.
© Mrs. C. J. Reed, Los Angeles, as
next of kin of the author of w, who
is not living. R 48927, Jan. 11, 1937.
264
Secret (The); song, John W. Metealf.
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo sop. or
bar.—3. Alto or bass. © Wm. C.
Waibel, Piedmont, Calif., as executor.
R 48740, Dec. 10, 1936. 265
Secrets; gavotte, W. C. Powell; pf. ©
W. C. Polla, New York, as author of
m. R 48788, Dec. 2, 1936. 266
Sign (The) of promise; sacred
w John Bowring, m H. L. Heartz. ©
Harry L. Harts, Newton, Mass., as
author of m. R 48667, Dec. 3, 1986.
267
song,
Silent the sleeping town; Easter an-
them, w Edith Sanford Tillotson... ©
Ira B. Wilson, Hollywood, Calif., as
author of m. R 48935, Dec. 17, 1986.
268
op. 91;
Sinding (Christian) Sonate;
pf.; H moll. © Christian Sinding;
Oslo, Norway, as author. R 48863,
Oct. 28, 1936. 269
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Ski-da-me-rink-a-doo, means I love you.
© Al Piantadosi, Van Nuys, Calif.,.
as author. R 48785, Dec. 2, 19386.
270,
Skufrornas (6. Op. 28. nr 2: nt ©)
Selim Palmgren, Helsingfors, Fin-
land, as author. R 48850, Oct. 28,
1936. 73Ta
Sky (The) above the roof: song, w
Mabel Dearmer, from the Freneh of
Verlaine. © Ralph Vaughan Wil-:
liams, Dorking, Surrey, England, as
author of m. R 48538, Nov. 21, 1936.
9r9
alo
Sleeping (The) beauty; by L. A. Bug-
bee; pf. © Charles I. Davis, Seattle,
as widower. R 48838, Nov. 28, 1936.
203
Snow flakes; vaise; pf. © Perey
Semon, London, as author. R 48691,
Dec. 4, 1936. 274
So long, so long; duet or cho., w Fred-
eric E. Weatherly, m Luigi Denza;
women’s voices. © Leila Denza,
London, as widow of the author of
m. R 48949, Dec. 19, 1936. 275.
Soft ways; song, from Songs in exile,
w Arthur Stringer; in C. © Her-
mann Lohr, London, as author of m.
R 48709, Dec. 4, 1986. 276
Soldater; op. 30, hft. 1, nr. 3; klaver.
© Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as
author. R 48855, Oct. 28, 19386, 277
Somebody else has the key; song, w
John Fiske. © Elsa Wyman Max-
well, New York, aS author of m. R
48779, Dec. 2, 1936. 278
Someone’s waiting for me; w and m
Edgar Leslie and I. Berlin. ©
Irving Berlin, New York. as cone of
the authors. R 48905, Dec. 10, 19386.
2K,
Sometime in springtime; w Alfred
Bryan and Jack Drislane, m G. W.
Mever, from theme by Anton Rubin-
stein. © Geo. W. Meyer, New York,
as author of m, and Alfred Bryan,
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., as one of
the authors of w. R 48655, Dec. 8,
1936. 280
Sommerleg; op: 30, hft. 2, nr. @15;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48868, Oct. 28,
1936. 281
Sommersehnsucht; ged. Johannes
Noack: hohe stimme. © _ Selim
Palmgren, Helsingfors, Finland, as
author of m. R 48844, Oct. 28, eee
28
pt. 117, n. s., v.31
Song of the brook; by E. L. Ashford.
Henry S. Ashford, Nashville, as
child of the deceased author. R
48661, Dec. 4, 1986. 283
Song (The) of triumph. © Isaac H.
Meredith, New York, as author of m.
R 48936, Dec. 31, 1986. 284
Songs of long ago; 2-pt. song, w Mar-
garet EH. Lacey, m Eduardo Marzo,
op. 115, no. 2; women’s voices. ©
Clara L. Marzo, Port Washington,
N. Y., as widow of the author of m.
R 48897, Dec. 9, 19386. 285
Songs of the Hebrides ; and other Celtic
songs from the Highlands of Scot-
land, some coll. and all arr. Marjorie
Kennedy-Fraser, Gaelic ed. Kenneth
Macleod; voice and pf. v. 1. ©
David Kennedy-Fraser, Milngavie,
Scotland, and Patuffa Hood, Keigh-
ley, Yorkshire, England, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
48525, Nov. 21, 1936. 286
Sorgens menuet; op. 30, hft. 1, nr. 10;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48862, Oct. 28,
1936. 287
Spirit of peace; march. 1. Band.—2.
Orch. © Edwin Franko Goldman,
New York, as author. R 48549,
48550, Dec. 4, 1936. 288, 289
Stop that rag,—keep on playing honey ;
song, m Ted Snyder. © Irving Ber-
lin, New York, as author of w. R
48489, Nov. 27, 1986. 290
Studien in ornamentik und dynamik ;
v. Ludvig Schytte, op. 161; klavier.
hft. 1, 2. © Anna Schytte, Copen-
hagen, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 48848, 48842, Oct. 28, 1936.
291, 292
Sunset brings idle dreams; song, m
© Sam M. Lewis, New
York, as author of w. R 48520, Nov.
30, 1936. 293
Supplication ; song Henshaw Dana, arr.
and adapted to English text, Charles
P. Seott. 1. High voice.—2. Low
voice. © Maude Ladd Scott, New
York, as widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 48613, Sept. 28, 1936.
294
Supposin’; w P. J. O'Reilly, m Joan
Trevalsa, © Joan Gurley, Norwich,
Norfolk, England, as author of m. R
48537, Nov. 21, 1986. 295
Svanen; op. 28, nr. 5; pf. © Selim
Palmgren, Helsingfors, Finland, as
author. R 48847, Oct. 28, 1936. 296
Leo Bennett.
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Sweet Phyllis; song, w Fred E. Weath-
erly. © Eric Coates, London, as au-
thor of m. R 48534, Nov. 21, 19386.
297 |
Take me back to Babyland; song, w
Frank J. Tannehill. © Pat Rooney,
New York, as author of m. R 48617, :
Dec. 5, 1936. 998 |
Take me up to the north pole; song.
© Halsey K. Mohr, New York, as
author. R 48778, Dec. 2, 1936. 299
Take me up to the roller rink; song,
w George Armstrong. © Harry Von
Tilzer, New York, as author of m.
R 48490, Nov. 28, 19386. 300
Take, O take those lips away; song,
w Shakespeare. © Thomas Case
Sterndale Bennett, London, as author,
R 48528, Nov. 21, 1936. 301
Talkative (The) waitress; by I. Frank-
lin and Burt Green. © Irene Frank-
lin, Hollywood, Calif., as one of the
authors, and widow of the co-author.
R 48790, Dec. 2, 1986. Jue
ouUa
Tell Jesus; song, w Mary Bernstecher.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
as author of .m. “R 48825, Dec.. 19,
1936. 3038
Temptation rag song; w Louis Wesiyn,
m Henry Lodge. © Irene Lodge,
Whitman, Mass.,
author of m. R 48484, Nov. 25, 1936.
304
That beautiful city; song, w Fred P.
Morris. © Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, as author of m. R 48818,
Dec. 19, 1936. 305
That's the time for you to go; from A
matinee idol, w Seymour Brown, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann Mooney Hein,
Terre Haute, Ind., as widow of the
author of m. R 48448, Noy. 23, 1936.
306
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace;
anthem, John A. West; mixed voices.
© Joseph M. West, West Chicago,
Til., as child of the deceased author.
R 48715, Oct. 29, 1936. 307
Three (The) bears; by L. A. Bugbee;
pf. © Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as
widower. R 48837, Nov. 28, 1986.
308
Three score and ten; w Clifton Bing-
ham, m Joan Trevaisa. © Joan
Gurley, Norwich, Norfolk, England,
as author of m. R 48535, Nov. 21,
1936. 309
Through the palm trees; song, w Gladys
Emanuel. © Samuel Liddle, Lon-
of m.
as widow of the}
325
don, aS author of m. R 48688, Dec.
4, 1936. 310
"Tis Jesus; song, w J. Wilbur Chapman.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
as author of m. R 48809, Dec. 19,
1936. 311
To (De) gamle; op. 30, hft. 2, nr. 20;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as author. R 48873, Oct. 28,
1936. 312
To the wind; 3-pt. song, w Margaret E.
Lacey, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 115, no.
1; women’s voices. © Clara L.
Marzo, Port Washington, N. Y., as
widow of the author of m. R 48898,
Dee. 9, 1936. 313
Toceatella; op. 20; pf. © Rene L.
Becker, Detroit, as author. R 48960,
Dee. 19, 1936. 314
Token ; song, w William Blocksidge. ©
William Henry Squire, London, as au-
thor of m. R 48529, Nov. 21, 1936.
315
Trusting in the blood; song. © Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, as author.
R 48811, Dee. 19, 1936. 316
Typical (A) Western girl; w Thos. T.
Railey, m Alfred G. Robyn. ©
Thomas T. Railey, St. Louis, as au-
thor of w, and Isidora S. Robyn, New
York, as author of m. R 48460, Nov.
21, 1936. 317
Under the loving moon; song. © Wil-
liam McKenna, Jersey City, as au-
thor. R 48657, Dec. 8, 1936. 318
Valse mignonne; op. 30, no. 1, 2; pf. ©
Emil Kronke, Dresden, Germany, as
author. R 48742, 48748, Dec. 10, 1936.
319, 320
Vandring gennem grkenen; op. 30, hft.
2, nr. 14; klaver. © Fini Henriques,
Copenhagen, as author. R 48867, Oct.
28, 1936. 321
Var (Det) kun en drém; op. 30, hft. 2,
nr. 19; klaver. © Fini Henriques,
Copenhagen, as author. 48872, Oct.
28, 1936. iy
Vildes (De) dans; op. 30, hft. 11, nr.
18; klaver. © Fini Henriques, Co-
penhagen, as author. R 48871, Oct.
28, 1936. 323
Vuggevise; op. 30, hft. 1, nr. 2; klaver.
© Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as
author. R 48854, Oct. 28, 1936. 324
Water lilies; idyle Paul F. Johanning ;
pf. © Ethel P. Johanning, Jackson-
ville, Fla., as widow. R 48665, Dec.
3, 1936. 325
Way down in cotton town; w E. Leslie,
m A. Piantadosi. © Edgar Leslie,
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Way down in cotton town—Continued.
New York, as author of w, and Al
Piantadosi, Van Nuys, Calif., as au-
thor of m. R 48789, Dee. 2, 1936. 326
Wells (The) of sleep; song, W. Graham
Robertson. © Frederic Norton, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48702, Dec. 4,
1936. BYATl
What will it be; song, w Fred P. Morris.
© Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
as author of m. R 48817, Dec. 19,
1936. 328
When a coon wants to spoon he don’t
need any moon; w and m Ballard
Macdonald. © Betty Chapin Mac-
donald, Berkeley, Calif., as widow.
R 48447, Noy. 23, 1936. 329
When I hear. that dreamy waltz; w
Ed. Gardnier, m Beardsley Woods. ©
Mary Jo. Walker, New York, as child
of the deceased author of m. R 48573,
Dee. 3, 1936. 330
When Jesus sought me; song. ©
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena, as
author. R 48814, Dec. 19, 1936. 331
When Nellie sang the mad scene from
Lucia; song. © Elsa Wyman Max-
well, New York, as author. R 48781,
Dec. 2, 1936. 332
When she is singing; w Mariana Car-
men; med. or low. © R. Huntington
Woodman, Brooklyn, as author of m.
R 48973, Dec. 19, 1936. 333
When there isn’t a boy around; w Bal-
lard Macdonald, m Edna Williams.
© Betty Chapin Macdonald, Berke-
ley, Calif., as widow of the author of
w. R 48440, Nov. 23, 1936. 334
Whoop daddy ooden dooden day; w
George V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. ©
Ann Mooney Hein, Terre Haute,
Ind., as widow of the author of m.
R 48832, Dee. 16, 1936. 335
Why can’t a girl propose; song, m Billie
Morse Meyers. © William McKenna,
Jersey City, as author of w. R 48504,
Nov. 25, 1936. 336
Wie’s daheim war; lied im volkston,
Peter Cornelius, m op. 49°. © Gustav
Wohlgemuth, Leipzig, as author of m.
R 48496, Nov. 20, 1936. 337
Wiggle rag; pf. © George Botsford,
New York, as author. R 48769, Dec.
17, 1986. 338
Williams (J. Lloyd) Sixteen Welsh
melodies; with traditional and origi-
nal Welsh w and English lyrics, Al-
fred Perceval Graves, m ed. and arr.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
J. L. Williams and A. Somervell. ©
Arthur Somervell, London, as one of
the authors of m. R 48500, Nov. 21,
1936, 339
Wind (The) among the reeds; two
poems W. B. Yeats, set to m Ch. M.
Loeffler. © New England trust ¢o.,
Boston, as executor of the estate of
the author of m. R 49000, Dee. 29,
1936. 340
Wir sind die Macs, die edlen Macs;
lied, aus Miss Dudelsack, y. Fritz
Griinbaum u. Heinz Reichert. © Ru-
dolph Nelson, Amsterdam, Holland,
as author of m. R 48579, Dee. 3, 1936.
341
With the morn; part-song, Herman
Karle; mixed voices. © Alonzo
Stone, Philadelphia, as author of m.
R 48510, Nov. 23, 1936. 342
Wouldn’t it make you laugh; w Sey-
mour Brown, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
Mooney Hein, Terre Haute, Ind., as
widow of the author of m. R 48441,
Nov. 23, 19386. 343
Yesterdays; duet, w Edward Tesche-
macher, m Frank Lambert. © HE. A.
M. Stephenson, Burwash, Sussex,
Hngland, as executrix of the author
of m. R 48700, Dec. 4, 1936. 344
Yiddle on your fiddle, play some rag-
time. © Irving Berlin, New York,
as author. R 48542, Dec. 1, 1936.
345
Yorkshire; song from Our Miss Gibbs,
w Ralph Roberts and Lionel Monck-
ton, m Lionel Monckton. © Charles
FY. Monckton, Eastbourne, England,
as executor of the author of m. R
48707, Dec. 4, 1936. 346
You ean have your oh you kids, but
it’s a lovin’ wife for mine; w and m
Herbert Ingraham. © Amo Ingra-
ham, Hollywood, Calif., as child of
the deceased author. R 48445, Nov.
23, 1936. 347
You’ve got to fool the public, if you
want to get the dough; song, from
Fluffy Ruffles, w Geo. Totten Smith.
© Louis Maurice, New York, as au-
thor of m. R 48783, Dec. 2, 1936. ,
34
Young Tom o’ Devon; song, w Harold
Simpson. © Kennedy Russell, Lon-
don, as author of m. R 48701, Dee. 4,
1936. 349
Your heart is like a garden fair; song,
w Ella Brown; in B flat. © Erie
Coates, London, as author of m. R
48498, Nov. 21, 1936. 350
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INDEX TO PART 3: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
[New Series, Volume 31, Nos. 1-12, 1936]
This index contains in one alphabet the names of all composers and copyright
proprietors of music, also title references for any compositions whose composers
are not given and for operas and musical plays, entered in the Catalog during
the year 1936. The citation numbers are the numbers following the entries in
the body of the text. The numbers in parentheses are the numbers following
the renewal entries at the end of each monthly issue.
A. and B. music co: Nellie, the lady’s maid. 15517
Barbara Joan. 26637. (268).
Blue. 26685. Weather girl. 15517 (433).
Guitaresque. 27190. Aaronson (lL. H.) Explanation is sim-
Harmony. 27216. ple. 10182. .
Hot strings. 27284. Abas (Anton) Mylonas. 1919.
String along. 28607. _ | Abbado (Michelangelo) Danza degli
Ultra modern method for the gui- spiriti beati. 31662.
tar. 2871. Abbott (D. P.) Think of today.
A B C standard music publications, 15517 (400).
ine.: Abbott (J. B.):
Chauffeur and the _ debutante. Just for today. 6253 (258, 259).
18918. Think of today. 15517 (400).
Fancy fingers. 19210. Abbott (R. G.):
Fifth ave. 19228. Camel bells. 6546.
Hands full 0 swing. 22156. In gardens of Proserpine. 7470.
Hot tamales. 27285, 31821. Sunlit waters. 12155.
I sing. 19656. Abbott (W. EH.) Princess Peppermint.
Laddie Buck. 19922. 20597*.
Madam swings it. 11195. Abel (Grace):
Overtures as solos for the pick If you could care for me. 19725.
style Spanish guitar and Ha- Once again. 8318.
waiian guitar. 17561. Abel (K. F.) Kleine sinfonie in F-dur.
Plow man. 32881. 19907.
Shamrock, the Shannon and you.| Abel (Teddy) Baby you're sending
20756. me. 9641.
Sleepwalker. 12000. j Abelle (Victor) pseud. See Sartorio
Song of the fighting marines. (Arnoldo) -
30592. Abelson (S. HE.) Check your type.
Victoria gavotte. 28872. 6597.
When its springtime in Killarney, Abenteurer von Paris. 19704.
it’s lovetime in my heart. 21329.| Abernethy (T. J.) jr. Honeymoon
Where, Wicklow looks down on the glide. 4153.
sea. 21371. Abert (J. J.) Chorale and Fugue.
157 West 57th street. 12861. 26623.
Aaron (Charlotte) Symphony of love.| Abiding songs. 9519.
5661 Ablamovicz (Dina) On with Roosevelt.
Aaron (Michael) Down on the farm. 14526.
16070. Abraham (Paul) Niagara-fox. 5041.
Aarons (A. E.): Abrahams (D. H.) If you long for me
Cinderella. 15517 (57). as I long for you. 13830.
I love you every hour of the day.| Abrahams (Samuel) Garden of the
15517 (159). sea. 27126.
1509
INDEX
Abrahamson (Johanna)
call letters are L-O-V-E. 14424.
Abrams (E. C.):
Lady in the moon.
25122.
Rollin’ along. 33017.
Something to look forward to.
20841.
That’s my gal. 28702.
Abrams’ (Hlias) Youll bring me}
through. 383849.
Abrams (Gene) See Abrams (PF. C.)
Abrams (Thelma) Lost in a moon-
beam. 4709.
Abramson (A. G.) It’s only a blue
for-get-me-not. 7552.
Abramson (Adolph) Adventures of
Simple Simon. 12875*.
Abt (—) Preparatory course to the
art of vocalization. 9509 (585).
Abt (Franz):
Country fair waltz-song.
In blauer nacht. 22457.
Abt (R. 8S.) Dreams. 10092.
Acciani (T.) Melodia. 12868.
Accolay (J. B.) 1& concertino.
Accordeon-stunde. 29198.
Accordo (Joe) Remick’s standard hits.
5309.
Accused. 28858.
Ace Drummond. 29646.
Ace music publishers.
hearted. 22311.
Acerba (Louis) Under a mellow moon.
12456.
Achenbach (Thomas)
19752.
Achenbach (Thomas) jr.
song to the moon. 20791.
Achor (C. F.):
26848.
9504.
Tm _ broken
In memoriam.
Singing my
Angels caring for you, mother.
aoao
Arouse, awake ye! A fight’s on.
3300.
Lariat of love. 4582.
Achron (Isidor) :
Do you know that the moon ¢éan
talk. 24427.
Together we never can fail. 21118.
You think I’m jealous. 24012.
Your love like a strike of a match.
24026.
Achron (Joseph) :
Hebrew dance. 19484.
Hebrew lullaby. 19435.
Po Hn-Harod. 11711.
Second concerto. 11928.
Achterkirch (W.C.) Oh, guide me with
Thy spirit, Lord. 5099.
Ackerman (C. W.) pseud. See Bilhorn
orl PoiPs)
Ackerman (Frank) - In the rain. 4412.
Ackermans (H.) Soleil d’amour.
25915.
My station’s | Ackland (William)
pt. 111, n.s., v. 8L
Roosevelt I’m for
you. 14702, 17769.
Ackley (A. H.):
Carry on. 26764.
Dare to advance with Christ.
26886.
God defend the right. 824.
God remembers to forget. 826.
Hail to the mighty Conqueror.
10368.
Have you ever seen the star.
27224.
I shall not be moved. 15517 (168).
I will sing. 15517 (167).
Keep in step with Jesus.
Longing. 27774.
My dearest friend. 11368.
One step at a time. 11602.
Resignation. 2256.
We cannot ask too much. 12546.
You can find peace in Jesus.
12762.
You must do something with Jesus.
12782.
Ackley (Adeline)
Ackley (B. D.):
Breaking of the day. 26716.
Bugle call to youth. 284.
Christ who never fails. 26798.
Close to His side. 26816.
Come on. 9509 (142).
Could a_ little sunshine.
(158)
Eden, fair Eden.
Garden of memory. 783.
Giory of His presence. 820.
God builds my life. 828.
Great is Thy never failing kind-
ness. 27180.
He eares for me. 9509 (273).
He lifts the darkness. 9509 (275).
Heavenly joys. 9509 (279').
His love is all my plea. 27256.
How can I ever sufficiently praise
Him. 966.
I’m going all the way with Jesus.
9509: (318).
In my heart. 27545.
In that way. 9509 (336).
Jesus is near. 1325.
Jesus is the gift of God to you.
27605.
Jesus saves
27607.
King of my heart.
10964.
Happiness. 18525.
9503!
644.
and “I'am glad:
9509' (357).
King rides forth to-day. 9509
(358).
Lay hold, by faith. 251388.
Lead me home. 14387.
Let me forget. 1452.
Loyalty in service. 27839.
More like Jesus. 27968.
My faith. 1829.
My loving Saviour. 1871.
1510
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
My Saviour guides me home. 9509
(513).
Near to my Savior. 28082.
O what love. 9509 (536).
Only name. 2075.
Peace divine. 9509 (554).
Pierced prince. 9509 (569).
Rodeheaver-Ackley choruses.
11845.
Somebody knows. 9509 (682).
Song of trust. 9509 (690).
Take Thou, O Lord. 26050.
Think of His love for you. 2769.
Thy will be done. 28755.
To Thee I fly. 9509 (746).
Watching for Jesus. 9509 (772).
What could I do without Jesus.
9509 (781).
Where dreams come true.
Who can understand Him.
(797).
Who will lead the way. 9509 (800).
Winning men for Jesus. 29063.
Ackley (B. M.) Lonely heart. 4689.
Ackley (C. C.) pseud. See Meredith
(i Hi.)
3070.
9509
Acock (F. L.) Will Rogers was a cow-
boy. 153883.
Actman (Irving):
Bang—the bell rang. 181.
Tree in Tipperary. 5814, 9069.
Wild trumpets and crazy piano, got
a gal to forget. 9347.
Acton (R. P.) It’s paradise I’m think-
ing of. 22517.
Acton (S. P.):
Dreaming dreams of you. 19128.
How can I believe you love me.
19495.
I’ve got you on my mind. 22403.
I want to be loved by someone.
22414.
If you'll wait for me. 19728.
Little bit of this and a little bit
of that. 22664.
This smile in my eyes. 23610.
To-night I am lonely for you.
21118.
We were lovers. 23750.
What’s a little kiss. 21298.
What would it mean to you. 23777.
You are mine. 21483.
You'll never know. 23964.
Acuff (Roy) Charming Betsy. 31276.
Acuna (M. S.):
Recordaré. 11797.
Vuélveme a querer. 18306.
Acuna (Tomas):
Ayer te quize. 21650.
Cuando me busques. 21821.
Maldito permanente. 22765.
Mujer del 36. 22888.
Adair (D. W.) Loss. 32351.
Adair (G. N.):
I’m just an old fashioned boy.
10631.
What a maid. 12577.
Adair (J. L.):
Take me back again where I be-
long. 26046.
That little country town where I
was born. 21018.
Adair (Mildred) :
Birds of all feathers.
I go sailing. 29786.
Adair (Yvonne) :
Farmyard. 16169.
Four little sketches. 8.
Toy shop. 2819.
Adami (Giuseppe) Tango delle stelle.
339068.
Adamo (Frank)
you're mine.
Adamo (Virginia) You can’t fool the
man in the moon. 23945.
Adams (A. EH.) Bells of St. Mary’s.
9693.
Adams (Armon):
I’m just another Humpty Dumpty.
9715*.
If you kindly say
10762.
24856.
There ought-a be a law against
that. 380715.
Adams (Bob):
Girl from the Golden West.
(143).
Good-bye Christina Swanson. 6253
(156).
Oh, you candy kid. 21569 (419),
26533 (208).
Shooting star. 26533 (260).
True blue. 26533 (299).
Adams (C. B.):
Behold, I show you a mystery.
6253
3270 (54).
Blessed be the Lord God. 3270
(67).
Calm on the listening ear of night.
12862 (74).
Christ is risen. (3270) (93).
Christ the Lord is risen again.
3270 (94).
Come, let us sing. 12862 (108).
Crossing the bar. 29189 (73).
Crown Him with many crowns.
9509 (162).
Day of resurrection. 3270 (136).
Easter praise. 3270 (161).
Even song. 12862 (154).
For if we believe. 3270 (197).
Go forth today. 9509 (249).
Harvest home. 3270 (244).
I will extol Thee. 3270 (296), 6253
— (219).
In heavenly love abiding. 9509
(332).
Intermezzo. 6253 (4).
1511
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8¥
Adams (C. B.)—Continued.
Jesus, Thou source of calm re-
pose. 12862 (271).
Joy cometh in the morning. 3270
(341).
Keep Thou my steps. 9509 (356).
Lift up your heads, O ye gates.
38270: (365).
Like as a father. 9509 (387).
March movement. 6253 (306).
Only today. 12862 (888).
Processional march. 128652 (421).
Rallying song. 9509 (602).
Rejoice in the Lord. 9509 (615).
Search me, O God. 12862 (454).
Send out Thy light. 3270 (567).
Sing aloud unto God, our strength.
3270 (581).
Stone which the builders refused.
3270 (625).
Summer reverie. 62538 (453).
Thou wilt shew me the path of
life. 270 (659).
We march to victory. 9509 (776).
Adams (C. D.) Show man. 8670.
Adams (Cassandra) Breezes tell me
so. 13085.
Adams (Charlotte) Give your heart
a chance. 16277.
Adams (Clarevna) On oid Lake Erie
shore. 14513.
Adams (Clifford) :
Cocktail hour. 18949.
Tangier. 26053.
Tangoriento. 20990.
Adams (Mrs. Crosby) See Adams
(diepeA.. )
Adams (HE. HE.) Song of the Pilgrims.
8766.
Adams (BE. H.):
Arab dance. 21621.
Carita. 33904 (34).
Dream-time. 596.
Nautilus. 20340.
Thought majestic. 21086.
Valse arabesque in A flat. 2894.
Adams (F. R.):
Cairo. 31003 (22).
Don’t be cross with me. 18648
(101).
Don’t choose a Gibson girl. 26533
(57).
Don’t forget the girl you left be-
hind. 29189 (89).
Don’t teach me to swim alone.
18648 (104).
Everybody wonders why they mar-
ried. 29189 (104).
Everything that father did was
right. 21569 (125).
Follow the rainbow trail.
(147).
Girls that can never be mine.
21569 . (165).
21569
Goddess of liberty. 26533 (98).
Golden girl. 29189 (1388).
Haunted pool. 26583 (107).
Her eyes are blue for Yale. 21569
(199).
Here’s to your last girl. 265383.
(116).
I can’t be true so far away.
PELE (P22 NV
I can’t love
(176).
I don’t want to marry your family.
21569. (223).
everybody. 29189
I fell in love all by myself. 31003
(70).
I fell in love on Monday. 21569
(224).
I’m afraid to be alone. 29189:
(182).
I wonder who’s kissing her now.
15517 (168).
I would rather fight like ma.
29189 (194).
all moons were honeymoons.
26533 (1388).
Indian love song.
Jack o’ lantern.
Land of Used To Be.
Let’s pretend you love me.
(112).
Oskee wow wow.
Pale golden star.
Ship of dreams.
Stubborn Cinderella.
If
29189 (209).
31003 (88).
29189 (234).
24031
24031 (155).
31003 (138).
24031 (184).
18648 (334).
Taxi. 26059 (290).
There are too many girls. 381003
(191).
To-night will never come again.
21569 (563).
What’s the use. 18648 (383).
When love is waiting round the
corner. 21569 (602).
Where are they now. 265383 (326).
You're a dear old world after all.
21569 (629).
You won't know anybody there.
21569 (682).
Adams (G. H.) If I had a castle. 4370.
Adams (George) Em em ma line. 24502.
Adams (Harry) Draegerman bold.
24455,
Adams (Henry)
Adams (I. H.):
Girl I loved long ago.
Honey lamb. 24729.
*Neath that same old maple tree.
25487.
On the old prairie. 28190.
Sparkling eyes. 25961.
Adams (J. A.):
Barcarolle. 3270 (42).
Bourrée antique. 3270 (72).
Six small gems. 3270 (4).
On the farm. 382774.
24608.
1912
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Adams (J. H.):
I’m gonna take a rocket to the
moon, 138704.
Sailing in my dream boat. 5385.
Adams (J. W.) Score. 33904 (264).
Adams (James W.) Castles in Spain.
15817.
Adams (Jules) :
Dawn of love. 6729.
Gazing into space. 6961.
Adams (L.) Romantic suite. 17764.
Adams (M. L.) I found you. 24786.
Florida fantasy. 6914.
Socially blue. 5522.
Adams (P. B.)
Adams (R. A.)
Adams (R. L.):
Little lovable you. T7771.
You're afraid. 23977.
Adams (S. F.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 169.
Adams (Sarah) River of my dreams.
20665.
Adams (Stanley) :
Little old lady. 30042.
Sing me a swing song and let me
dance. 17918.
Adams (Stephen) :
Ben the boasun’. 9509 (53).
Daddy’s letter. 9509 (165).
When the roses bloom again.
12862 (536).
Adamson (Harold) Dream boat.
31472.
Addington (Jack) See Addington
(O. R.)
Addington (O. R.) Winnie with her
winning ways. 29062.
Addinsell (Richard) :
Derrydocks. 16003.
Did we meet or was it a dream.
3730.
Happy hypocrite. 16336.
Addison (EK. G.):
I’m hoping it isn’t a dream. 22330.
Yes, yes. 18551.
Addison (Gene) See Addison (BH. G.)
Addison (J. HE.) Waiting. 33600.
Addison (R. O.):
My first love. 25428.
When Miss Georgia shows her
Georgia airs. 26312.
Addy (Clyde) jr. Love on a strike.
25257.
Ade (George):
Chaperone. 3270 (92).
Hlectric signs. 29189 (95).
I would like some information.
29189 (193).
It’s money. 29189 (214).
My truant heart. 29189 (290).
Queen of the one ring show. 29189
(347).
Weak little woman. 29189 (458).
Whip song. 29189 (474).
Adelman (Ben):
On the good
17505.
For other compositions by Ben
Adelman see this index under
names of claimants of copyright.
Adelman (Sam) For compositions by
Sam Adelman see this index under
names of claimants of copyright.
Ader (Jewel) :
If I could find the one for me.
10744.
Love must end.
Now I know.
Tears. 5686.
To be continued. 28767.
ship sweetheart.
27814.
11513.
Adkins (H. H.) jr. Monkeys. 7997.
Adkins (Rose) Under the rainbow
with you. 12461.
Adlam (B. G.):
I love you from coast to coast..
29805.
Let me come over and see you to-
night. 25147.
Oh, say, can you swing. 32748,
32749.
Adlam (Basil) :
I was dreaming. 16668.
With thee I swing. 21427, 26412.
Adlam (Buzz) Oh, say, can you swing,
32748.
Admiral Benbow.
Adolphe (Edward)
3031, 13122.
Adolphe. 3388904 (107).
Adsit (C. A.) Vm for Delano. 22319.
Advance publications. You had me
mesmerized. 23954.
Advent-verlag, e. v.
18643.
Adventures of Simple Simon. 12875*.
Advertising manager. pseud. See
Wheeler (Edgar)
Aeneas. 9528*, 26541.
Aeolian chorus collection for young
men. 24039.
Aérs (Jo d’)
29547.
Aeschbacher (Walther) Festliche welt.
3886.
6253: (5).
Can I be wrong.
Zions-lieder.
En rangeant Jlinsigne.
Afa-verlag, Hans Ditinnebeil. Dorn-
roschen, 31458.
Affiliated music corp. :
Concerto. 18909.
Lament. 10992, 10993.
Afriat (J. M.) Message of the moon.
32478.
Africaine. 9509 (486).
Afseth (Benny) Under the _ prairie
moon. 15184.
After The thin man.
33195.
Aga (Y. K. Nazare-)
(Y. K.)
31176, 33194,
See Nazare-Aga
1513
INDEX
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 31
Agard (W. M.) au., and Agard (W. R.) | Agre
prop. Christmas carol of the field
mice. 26803.
Agee (Ethel) At the end of the rain-
bow trail. 183.
Ager (Milton):
Ain’t she sweet.
It’s no fun. 7549.
My heart is back again. 1837.
Trust in me. 30778.
West wind. 3001.
You can tell she comes from Dixie.
9542.
33830.
You can’t pull the wool over my
eyes. 12768.
Youre giving me a song and a
dance. 29141. )
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine.:
Ain’t she sweet. 9542.
Can I be wrong. 13122.
Dream time. 10087.
I could be in heaven if you’d come
down to earth.
I feel myself slippin’. 10530.
I’ve got something in my eye.
27480.
It’s no fun. 7549.
My heart is back again. 1837.
Tell the truth. 28686.
There goes my attraction.
Trust in me. 30778.
West wind. 3001.
You can tell she comes from Dixie.
38830.
You can’t pull the wool over my
eyes. 12768.
You're giving me a song and 2
dance. 29141.
Agerby (Aksel) Hvide bérn og sorte
bern. 24764.
Agnew (Caryl)
(C. H.)
Agnew (J. E.):
Andantino. 22624.
Liebeslied. 25172, 25173.
Old songs of the oid South.
17488.
Romance.
Agnew (Roy):
Sonata poéme.
Youthful fancies.
Agnolucci (Mario) :
Home to my blue hills. 10458.
My cowboy love-song. 17288.
One last love song. 2066.
Yellow rose of Texas. 18547.
Agostini (Francois)
blanche. 15538.
Agranov (Matthew):
Farmer-labor party song.
He’s a mother. 27231*.
Agranov (Moiscei) :
Melody in C.
Song of praise.
21042.
pseud. See Lisko
23291.
14861.
12847.
13397.
7945.
2534.
(Herbert ) Good little girl.
4018.
Aguila (Carmelo) ° Rayito de ilusion.
25742.
Aguilar (J. A.) Pastorale.
Aguinick (Miriam):
Devil is a woman.
Your first baby shoes.
Ahi wela. 31.
Ahina (J. K.)
Ahiert (F. BH.):
Alabamy beauty shop. 39.
Doughboy’s in the dough again.
31013.
10023.
12838.
Lovable moon. 14154.
16064, 19107.
Goona goo. 31701.
It can happen to you. 19799,
22504.
Lonesome lullaby. 14140.
On a pearly pebble beach in Cata-
lina. 11582.
Only because I love you. 2074,
17525.
Oo-ooh I wanna have a little dance
with you. 5170, 8342.
Sing an old fashioned song to a
young sophisticated lady. 11990.
Take my heart and do with it
what you please. 15016.
There’s frost on the moon, spring
in my heart. 28730, 30721.
There’s two sides to evry story.
23604.
Trailer song. 33484.
Woman hasn’t got enough eyes for
a man that flies. 12717.
You dropped me like a red hot
penny. 23951.
Your need is greater than mine.
26518.
Ablin (Ernfrid) Hulali fran Honolulu.
27306.
Ablins musikforlag. Hulali fran Hono-
lulu. 27306.
Aichinger (Gregor) :
Assumpta est Maria. 9608.
Regina coeli. 11807.
Aida. 28870.
Aieta (Anselmo) Alma _ en pena.
24073.
Ailbout (Hans) Meine schonste zeit.
32458.
Aima, wo wohnst du? 33904 (2).
Ainsworth (G. L.) Keep me warm in
your heart. 13990.
Airs of old Erin. 3290.
Ajaccio-la- | Ajax (Ivor):
Leader is coming at last. 11010.
Man who makes the market. 1642.
My friends in thirty-six. 1830.
My old Tooele home. 25463.
Townsend pension plan. 2817.
When we have landed Landon.
3054.
1514
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
A’Keisa (D. O.):
African love song. 31011.
Girl, it’s with you. 6972.
Akens (C. N.) Oh, Vm a prairie
chicken. 14485.
Aker (V. M.):
Charming lady. 31277.
Johnny Apple-seed. 25047.
Akeroyd (A. T.) Masque of May morn-
ing. 9509 (449).
Akers (T. S.) Oh love! Wondrous
time. 32745.
Akst (Harry):
_ <Anecestors. 29238.
Argentine swing. 18722.
At the beach at Malibu. 18734.
Dinah. 29479.
Does you want to go to hebben.
29491.
Down aroun’ Malibu way. 24450.
Everybody swing. 31538.
High hat, a piccolo and a cane.
24714, 24715, 29735.
Holy lie production routine no. 1.
19464.
I don’t know myself-since I know
you. 31874.
I like a balalaika. 1035.
It’s julep time in Dixieland. 29927.
Keep ‘that twinkle in your eye.
1391.
Over a cup of coffee. 20500, 25630.
Pick-pick-pickaninny, pick dat cot-
ton. 380404, 32868.
Rolling along. 2309.
Suzannah. 2638.
There I go again. 80711.
Top gallants. 380759.
*. Uncle Tom’s cabin is a cabaret.
33504.
Youw’re a knockout. 33861.
Aladar (Sziklai) Via dell’ amore.
2907.
Alanoff (Olga) Canzone amorosa.
6561.
Alard (D.) Aragonesa. 24100.
Alaska (The) 15517 (100), 31003 (107).
Alato (—) Cesoir, Madame. 31266.
Alba (A. T.):
City by the sea. 9879.
Dreamland lullaby. 21928.
I looked in the glass. 4248.
Patrick O’Connor. 23164.
Peek a boo moon. 11664.
To the falls of Niagara. 12362.
Albani (Giuseppe) Monachella. 30172.
Albani (Pietro):
Nina. 8202.
On Atlantic City beach. 8303.
Albany (C. W.):
I’m glad that
Lea ass
I trusted in the Saviour.
Jesus saved me.
24897.
Upward gladward on the Christian
way. 23685.
Albéniz (—):
Navarra.
Puerto.
Albeniz (1.):
Evocation. 31540.
Féte Dieu a Séville.
Puerto. 32929.
Tango in D. 8928, 23550.
Albeniz (isaac) Grenada.
Albert (Hugen qd’):
Gang zur kirche.
20841.
20605.
31572.
24652.
6253 (138).
Tiefland. 6253 (483).
Aibert (H. G.):
Dreaming of love. 6806.
I love a man. 10585.
Let’s kiss in the moonlight.
Moment must end. 11290.
Night ends too soon. 8191.
What a night. 9231.
Alberth (K. G.) Lizzie Pinklefink, ol
yeah. 22681, 25208.
Alberto (Don) See Infantas (Alberto)
Alberts (N. H.):
Am I lueky knock wood.
Dancing alone you and I.
I’m on a diet of love. 18722.
If the stars could tell a_ story.
298638.
Lonesome. 14138,
Shadows on the wall. 30529.
Step by step youre marching inte
7715.
29223.
29449.
my heart. “30627.
Albini (Felix) Baron Trenck. 3270:
(45, 46).
Albosta (EK. V. P.):
Can’t get over it now. 6556.
You're in my heart, my love. 9451.
Albright (J. E.) He haw, he haw we’re
coming back. 4094.
Albright (N.Y.):
Down in the green valley. 16068.
Let me dream on forever. T7706.
"Neath those blue summer skies
‘with you. 11466.
Please light up soon silv’ry moon.
11705.
You're such a lovable you. 15480.
Albro (C. F.) Little runt. 7774.
Album of favorite piano solos. 18673.
Album of new radio favorites. 29205.
Album of popular French piano music.
24081 (3, 4).
Aleala (Joaquin) Rosa. 8576.
Aleock (G. A.) There be none of
beauty’s daughters. 15074.
Aicock (Gilbert) :
Magnificat. 27855.
Nunc dimittis. 27855.
Alcock (W. G.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 17114.
Aldaba (Lorenzo) :
C’est ma Castille. 9795.
1515
INDEX
Aldaba (Lorenzo )-—Continued.
Désespérance. 10018. -
Heoute. 10133.
Soleil. 12021.
Aldebaran. 3295, 3296.
Alden (Bob) Shooting star. 265383
(260).
Alden (J. R.) Cottage on wheels.
26845.
Alden (M. V.) Eternity. 24513.
Alderisio (W. E.) Ego amo tte, it
means I love you. 3822.
Alderman (H. M.) Alka Seltzer theme.
9546.
Aldrich (F.) pseud.
(M. )
Aldrich (F. N.):
Black magic. 3464.
I’m looking for a new inspiration.
29819.
I’m still a child in my mother’s
eyes. 13733.
You and I. 23928.
Aldrich (H. J.) What a grand and
glorious feeling. 23768.
Aldrich (lL. B.) Man behind the N.
R. A. 7897.
-Aldworth (E. E.)
lonely. 23923.
Alegiani (Romolo)
feuilles. 33493.
Alemany (J. D.):
Espérame esta noche.
Mi ecanario. 11264.
See Greenwald
Yes, I have been
Tréfle A cing
19179.
Ya se fué. 12742.
Alessandri (Giuseppe) Esercizi e let-
ture. 19177.
Aletter (Anna):
Hanako. 18648 (153).
Pavane Récamier. 18648 (280).
Sérénade amoureuse. 18648 (320).
Whistling tramps. 18648 (390).
Aletter (Wilhelm): —
Bella picadora. 62538 (34).
Hanako. 18648 (153).
Pavane Récamier. 18648 (280).
Sérénade amoureuse. 18648 (320).
Weissroschen. 21569 (596).
Whistling tramps. 18648 (390).
Alewine (O. L.) Chimes of glory.
24292.
Alex (Joe) Trips-trill. 30774.
Alexander (—) March of time. 4794.
Alexander (A. M.) Moon cradle.
25359.
Alexander (Bert) Swing fever. 8897.
Alexander (C. I.):
Don’t be a knocker. 31451.
If I had you dear to welcome me
home. 24988.
Motto, Don’t be a knocker. 8089.
Old farm, our home by the hill.
20417.
‘Sweetheart and pal o’mine. 20953.
Alguire (A. B.)
pt..111, D.,S., Vv. dl
Will ‘Rogers’ grave. 26402.
Alexander (Dorothy) fFarewell, to
love. 24548.
Alexander (E.) Vocal improvisation
for A-20. 18301.
Alexander (Everett) As in a dream.
12948.
Alexander (Harold) :
Exposition choruses. 16152.
Singable songster. 28514.
Alexander (Harry) I would like to
see my home again. 4861.
Alexander (P. H.) Singable songster.
28514.
Alexander (S. H.) I never knew.
10677.
Alexander (Sidney) With you by my
side. 26418.
Alexander (Sue) See Alexander
(S. H.)
Alexandra the great. 12887*.
Alexi (Wilhelm) pseud.
(Gustav)
Aley (A. G.) Let’s talk it over before
love passes by. 1472.
See Blasser
‘\Alfano (Franco) :
Antica ninna-nanna
15591.
Corro come
15907.
Cyrano di Bergerac.
Divertimento. 29486.
Felicita.’ 16171.
Messaggio. 17181.
Nenia e Scherzino. 25491.
Non nascondere il secreto.
Perché siedi 14. 17595.
Principe Zilah. 18648 (297).
Sonata in re. 14860,
Alford (A. L.) Here’s to dear old
mother and dad. 4124.
Alford (Dan) What’s life without love.
12585.
Alford (H. L.):
partenopea.
il eervo muschiato.
466*.
17428.
Baby at the zoo. 12972.
My hero. 4962.
Skyliner. 33175.
Visions of home. 18648 (367).
Alford (K. J.) Colonel Bogey.
Alfred music ¢co., ine. :
Cruiser Harvard march. 26859.
Louisiana. 27798, 30065.
Martell’s concord. 32435.
Merry Christmas. 1704.
Rachmaninoff—prelude. 32954.
Revery in my garden. 5822.
Yo hasta el cielo daria.
30954.
15426,
Uncle Sam’s lament.
30799: \,
Aliamet (P. J. G.) Pastorale. 3270
(233).
Alkire (EK. H. (Eddie) ):
Aloha, Honolulu. 3016,
1516
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
Back to Hilo E. sig ; Sonata poems. 14861.
Beside a harbor. 9700. Sweet shop. 14970.
Dreamy Honolulu. 3796. | Allara (Louis) Flashonette. 27079.
Flowers of Hawaii. 10224, Allard (L. W.) Con amore seforita.
Hawaii is beauty supreme. 31758. 13191.
Honolulu rag. 24788. Alichin (B. C.) Book of aural tests.
Hula melody. 10483. .| 26702, 31189, 31190.
I’m reminded of Hawaii. 10655. Aigehe: linen Alleot Ae aay
I want to visit Hawaii. 10715. BGrie tht, Whe) es
Introductions, hot breaks’ and Allegheny in song. 21593.
other effects. 10837. eae
; i Allego (Vera) It was in spring when
Kuu ipo wi. 10986.
pec : s I saw you. 4473.
Let’s sing Aloha. 4627. see ie : ’
ee SS Doth rac Allegra (S.) Oh! Mia vita. 5102.
Luanaokalani. 32403. ‘
Mokihana lei. 11285, Allegretto. 9509' (22).
My island home. 32597. Allegro theaterverlag, g. m. b. h.:
Native hula. 11458. Kosakenbraut. 7660.
On a South Sea isle. 23101. Tatjana. 18098.
Pua o Hawaii. 11748. A ar eames ehe. { sero
Remember Hawaii. 32979. erilepte wauwau. Od.
South Sea memories. 2552, 2553. | Allen (A. Dorsey) :
Sweet lei ilima. 12170. Tuer when I’m with you.
Sweet man. 2651, 2652. _1UL0o.
Variations on native Hawaiian Since daddy. got Bi oes aratte pen-
songs. 23698. sion old age plan. .
Variations on native hulas. 12489. Wandering. 12537.
When you visit Hawaii. 33717. Allen (A. Dwight) Song without
Alkire (Eddie) See Alkire (HB. H.| words. 2545.
(Eddie) ) Allen (A. J.):
All at sea. 293811. Hoop-e-kack. 15517 (146).
Allombra del Negus. 3666. Solaret. 21569 (508).
All’s well. 22349, 22366. Allen (Bert) All alone and broken-
All-service folio for orchestra or band. hearted. 6286.
6293. Allen (Billy):
All through the night. 52, 53, 3270 Between you and I. 9704.
(11), 6294. If it takes me a lifetime. 10754.
Allacher (R. M.) Out on the street. We broke up too soon. 15247.
32817. When I think of you. 15304.
Allan (Fleming) : Allen (C. J.) Heaven. 13561.
Echoes of the trail. 6840. Allen (Creighton) :
Ridin’ the range. 8544. Dirge. 16024.
Allan (J. D.) That old southern You told me you loved me, 3238.
rhythm. 2724. Allen (KE. K.) Olympian. 2046.
Allan (Jack): Allen (E. TT.) Life’s sun to sun.
Blue enchanted moon. 13064. 22649.
I’m in the bag. 10628. Allen (E. W.) Golden light schot-
See also Allan (J. D.) tische: 12862 (197).
Allan (Sadie): Allen (Hvadell) Honeymoon trail.
Girl I met in a dream. 19294. 7142.
I’ve got the blues for the blue| Allen (Flora) On to victory. 8314.
Danube. 19672. Allen (Freddie) I gotta hunch. 4221.
Just because. 16853. Allen (G. A.) Lonely moods. 11109.
We'll all go down to the tavern | Allen (Gabriel) G. O. P.’s 16250.
in the town. 21254. Allen (Geo) Waipi’o. 15221.
Allan & co., prop. Itd.: Allen (George) Girl and a boy in
Allan’s choir masters guide. 18686. love. 16266.
Allan’s concert song series. 18687.| Allen (H. P.) Laudate Dominum.
Flame of desire. 3907. 22615.
Your musical cameos. 10489. Allen (Henry (Red)) Red rhythm.
Here and there. 16395. 20636.
Kiddies’ hour songs. 13996. Allen (J. Walter) Tupelo disaster.
Loose leaves. 1541. 15159.
Please croon me to sleep. 11702.} Allen (J. Worth) Renna’s master les-
Six songs of playtime. 15774. sons. 30461.
1517
INDEX
Allen (L. H.)
2454.
Allen (L. R.) If I could nestle in one
corner of your heart. 19709.
Allen (L. W.) Night of love.
Since I met you, dear.
30278.
Allen (Lee) Out of the darkness.
8357.
Allen (Lois) Body and soul. 15738.
Allen (M. W.) Lonesome days. 15382.
Allen (Muriel) pseud. See Watson
~ (Muriel)
Allen (Nettie) Them grinnin’ blues.
210387.
Allen (R. L.) Cause I loved you so.
340.
Allen (T. S.):
Hoop-e-kack. 15517 (146).
Solaret. 21569 (508).
Allen (T. W.):
Alma mater. 3270 (14).
. College songs. 13181.
On, Wisconsin. 2058.
Ailen (T. W.) co.:
College songs. 13181.
On, Wisconsin. 2058.
AMCTIOBE VV, eset)
dunelands. 24087.
Allen (Ward) Body and soul. 15738.
Allen (William) I want you like I
have you in my dreams. 19684.
Allgire (Harry) Sweet little sweet-
heart. 18055.
Allier (Gabriel) :
Berrichonne. . 18648 (41).
Idoles.. 18648. (191, 192).,
Allier (Jane):
Berrichonne. 18648 (41).
Idoles. 18648 (192).
Allin (B. C.):
Moods. 32521. ;
Port Stockton march. 30422,
32891.
Allingham, (M. E. T.) Michigan, my
land o’ lakes. 7964.
Allingham (M. E. T.) pub. co. Michi-
gan, my land o’ lakes. 7964.
Allinson (Dorothy) :
Dreamer of dreams. 21922.
I'd like to drown myself in dreams.
22246.
- My paradise.
Allison (E. R.):
Cupid stole
26867.
Housekeeping blues.
I’m immune to love. 24847.
If I could ride again. 32037.
: My one reason is you. 28059.
Allison (Elijah)
stars. 25978.
Allison (W. L.):
He’s a te, te, ta, ta, man.
22970.
a march on me.
10471.
31768.
Love in my heart, truth in my
mouth. 32371.
Allman
‘Aloha oe.
‘Aloma: (H.D.)
‘Alonso (Francisco )
Stepping over the
Dt 1m, nes) veo
Allitsen (Frances) Song of thanks-
giving. 25981, 25932.
(Myrtle) My baby girl.
27991.
Allotria. 21708, 21908, 293823,
29760, 30137, 30402.
Allred (Vaughn) I didn’t
16489.
Alm (W. F.):
Everybody’s happy but me.
Only in my dreams. 5168.
Almeida (H. G.):
H. A. 1. 27198.
Hi. Ar 2. B2G19%:
Hi! A. ere2 200i
Lovely one, my only one.
Say that you'll be mine.
Almeida (J. K.):
Holoholo kaa.
Kuu ipo pua Rose.
Almesan (Irma):
Argentinean dance. 26599.
My memories. 28051.
29503,
realize.
3854.
11172.
25816.
22206.
19916.
Alnion CU. Vi):
Amid the Indiana
I’m throwing kisses. 43808.
You stole my heart. 26505.
Almquist (John) Star glow. 12113. ©
Aloha. 6297, 31029.
Aloha-land pub. co.:
Just an old rustic shack. 4519.
Our Dizzy Dean. 5175.
Aloha no au iko maka. 31030.
15559.
Blindfolded. 6467.
Alongi (M. P.):
Addis Ababa italiana. 12874.
Dreamy Napoli. 614.
Singing waters. 23373.
Mujer madrilena.
25994.
Alosi (Alfredo):
Fencing campaign for the new
great American outcome. 22022.
Fourth ’bout three o’clock I dream
my little boat. 31610.
I’m dreaming of you Peggy darling.
27408.
March of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
7906.
Quintuplets song. 17690.
Quintuplets song fox trot.
Sunset’s view. 18051.
Sympathy of Mrs. D. Roosevelt.
2675, 8903.
Alpaugh (N. W.):
Every picture
21982.
Give me a home.
11768.
in- my dreams.
22094.
"Twas a lucky day for me. 23663.
Alperstein (Max):
Arm in arm. 6344.
I’m losing you. 7320.
Alpert (H. 8.) You’ve gone. 9477.
1518
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Alpha (Emil) :
I don’t know from nothin’. 7203.
I’m in love with you. 7318.
Ridin’ along on a spoon. 8542.
Alpha phi fraternity. Songs of Alpha
phi. 14883.
Alpine bird song. 15564.
Alschausky (S. J. F.)
21722.
Alshansky-Lichtenstein (David) :
Berceuse. 223.
Kolinka. 14008.
Lotos. 1550.
Reve. 2259.
Symphonic poem no. 1.
Youth. 15502.
Alsup (Raymond)
the mountains.
Altuk. V.): :
Come stroll along with me. 9899.
In the valley of home sweet home.
10819.
My Saviour knows.
Alte und neue volkslieder.
Alter (Louis):
Lonely heart. 27762.
Melody from the sky. 4820.
Bouquet.
28660.
Charming girl of
355.
30252.
69.
Metropolitan nocturne. 22824.
Rainbow on the _ river. 25736,
20737.
Thousand dreams of you. 28751,
30735.
Twilight on the trail. 5841.
1: You turned the tables on me.
21540.
Aites (G. M.) Sheila.» 8664.
Altes spielbuch. | 15566, 15567.
Altheimer: (B. M.) Oh, sefiorita.
5105. 7
Altieri (Louis) Naughty Napoli.
22995:
Altizer (lauia).: ;
Finders keepers.
Living in music. — 30050.
Love at first sight. 4717. -
Lucky for me. 30087.
May I never say good-bye.
Me for you. 20173.
Tarantella. 26059.
Altman (A. C.):
Dawn of Christmas.
Evergreen tree. 691.
Winter lullaby. 3180.
Yule log. 8256.
Altman (Arthur):
My heart is back again. 1837.
3898.
30129.
502.
Stars and soft guitars. 30623.
Altman (EK. M.):
New York my own. 1945.
Perfect symphony. 20532.
You and I. 21477.
Altman (Jess) Rainbow’s end. 11784.
Altman & Mayo:
Dawn of Christmas. 502.
126828—37——_2
Am Bielersee.
Amadis (Peter) pseud.
‘Amato (Ralph)
Yule log. 3256.
Altmann (Viktor) :
Almenrausch und edelweiSss.
18688.
Wenn der alte brunnen rauscht...
5965.
Altmann (Wilhelm) Sechs_ trios.
17634.
Altmeyer (Rollie) Do you remember.
26945.
Alty (John) Since you went away.
5475.
Alu (Ignazio) Presa di Addis Abebba.
20594.
Alvarez (M. J.):
Lincoln. 16971.
Tarde en la playa. 12234.
Alvarez (Mario) Thru the looking
glass. 15108.
Alwyn (William):
Green hills. 31710.
Midsummer night. 22829.
_ 19387 preliminary examination vio-
li ae2Odess
16281.
See Zadora
(Michael )
Amante in trappola. 3326*.
‘Amateur gentleman. 8730.
Amateur night. 9574*.
Amato (G. F.) Sharonian serenade.
28469. €
Gypsy van. 27197.
Amberger (Charles) ‘Professional stu-
dent guitar method. 2198.
Ambrose (—) Hors oeuvres. . 959.
‘Ambrose (A. C.):
Be yourself. 18774, 24151.
Cheer, cheer for our Democrats.
306.
Democratic party song. 526. .
Hail! U. S. A. hail. 24667.
Pick and shovel blues. 8403.
Riverside centennial song. 20667.
Ambrose (Anthony) :
I’d have everything if I had you
my dear. 13681.
New York, the city of good cheer.
14448.
President song. 17666.
Two blue eyes in Dixie.
Ambrose (M. M.)
4281.
Ambrose (Paul):
Come, ye blessed. 26831.
15167.
I’m headin’ West.
Far from my heavenly. home.
16166.
Hymn of faith. T7877.
Ambrose (R. 8S.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 6253 (863).
Ambrosian and Gregorian chants.
31036.
Ambrosio (A. D’) Chanson napoli-
taine. 24281.
1519
INDEX
Ambrosio (W. F.) pseud. See Severn
(Edmund)
Amelang (K. H.):
Deutsche lied. 31421.
World’s most famous quintuplets.
21452.
Amer. bk. co.:
American bandbook. 9576, 9577.
Basic songs for male voices. 9658.
Dann (Hollis) song series. 9969.
Kar tests in harmony. 27004.
Norwegian nights. 10344*:
American cowboy songs. 9578,
American idea. 29189 (4*).
Amer. Polynesian pub. co.:
My pa’akiki wahine.
’Neath Tahitian skies.
Oni aka moku. 20477.
Rena awapuhi. 28357.
Amer. radio features. Dramatique.
10077.
Amer. songs publications. Let’s keep
America, American. 27709.
Amerio (Henry) Raindrops remind me
of you. 8508.
Amers (H.G.) Wee Macgreegor. 5957.
Ames (Charlotte) :
Charlotte’s first nocturne.
On our way. 23106.
Waiting for you. 5915.
Ames (P. L.)’ When the_ twilight
deepens. 28998.
Amick (G. S8.):
Patiently. 5206.
You shouldn’t tell.
Amidon (EK. L.):
Smile. 14825.
Sorry. 14887.
Amidon (G. F.) jr.
with you. 17308.
Amo te sola. 5102.
Amor (Addy):
Happy me. 10372.
Rhythm of the day. 11822.
Amor (F. L.) Activity singing games.
9524.
Amore (Alberto) Mussolini, Mussolini.
22898, 32566.
Amoriello (Frank)
14416.
20343.
354.
26503.
My first waltz
I can’t see nothing
in love. 31864.
Amoroso (A. A.) Venice is heaven.
21199.
Amoss (Jane) When you say Ma
cherie. 9294.
Amrhein (J. A.) :
I only wish
night. 4822.
My dream of you. 32576.
Amsco music sales ¢co., inc.:
it happened every
Entertainer. 669.
Everybody’s favorite album of
modern piano music. 21985.
Everybody’s favorite easy pieces
for the violin. 27036, 27037.
19
pt. II, n. S., v.31
Hiverybody’s favorite organ pieces.
19190. :
From A to Z on the Spanish guitar.
13443.
Swing style. 28651, 333839, 33340.
Amsden (Arthur) Amsden’s_ cele-
brated practice duets. 3334.
Amsterdam (Gary) I drank a toast to
you. 1009.
Amsterdam (Morey)
love you. 1180.
Anaereon. 19288.
Anastassiou (George) Royal anthem—
we praise Thee. 11863. —
Ancliffe (Charles) :
Dancing cobbler.
I wish I didn’t
6710.
Smiles, then kisses. 5507.
And it came to pass. 21607.
Andalucia. 1636.
Anders (Hrich) pseud. See Wolff v.
Gudenberg (Freiherr)
Andersen (K. N.):
Apollo revyen 1936. 24099.
Guldfisken. 7044.
Min kone er husar. T7977.
To drosler paa en gren. 8440.
Anderson (Alfred) :
Fair. 19204.
Lost: love. 27791.
Anderson (Ann) Song of the moving
herd. 12055.
Anderson (B. D.)
blood. 21204.
Anderson (B. H.)
mother. 17252.
Anderson (C. B.):
Let’s shout. 25161.
What have you got.
Why the sudden change.
Anderson. (C. F.):
I wonder why. 7422, 32019.
Most perfect evening with you.
8026.
My whole life was wasted. 17268.
Anderson (Charles E.):
Golden fish. 31677.
Victry thru the
Mother, dear old
26275.
26392.
Hommage a4 Johann Strauss.
31810.
O, saw ye the lass. 32733.
Seasons. 33098.
Anderson (Cherie) :
Deep in my heart I’m blue. 21864.
Eternity. 29558.
T’ve got a job on my hands. 22398.
If ev’ryone had someone like you.
24931.
Just because. 25075.
When old King Cole wants rhythm.
33687.
Anderson (Christie E.) That old vio-
lin and I. 21025.
Anderson (Clarence HE.) When you’re
growing old. 21359
»)
toad
0
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Anderson (D. H.) Honest, honey,
what I say is true. 16481.
Anderson (Dortha) Blue moonlight.
3477.
Anderson (Edith M.) My happiness.
28020.
Anderson (Edwin) Angel in disguise.
9590.
Anderson (Elizabeth M.) Bewildered.
231.
Anderson (F. H.) jr. My heaven for
two. 25442.
Anderson (F. K.) I dreamed I had
written a beautiful song. 22258.
Anderson (Mrs. F. R.) See Anderson
(B. D.)
Anderson (Fannie) lLove’s echo waltz.
27828.
Anderson (Fent) See Anderson (C. F.)
Anderson (G. J.) Prairie waltz.
8453.
Anderson (H. M.) I'll never forget
you. 29796.
Anderson (I. B.):
Boys in blue. 15517 (36).
Pickaninny twins. 2142.
Anderson (Ida):
Moon take care of my love. 17237.
Oh come back to me. 30315.
Anderson (J. C.) Christmas chimes.
381.
Anderson (J. P.)
25589.
Anderson (Jesse)
mates. 17287.
Anderson (L. L.)
mourning. 14380.
Anderson (L. S.):
Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day.
3593.
Fairy moon. T08*.
On to the desert. 20459.
Once on a night in Bethlehem.
28192.
Sailing ships. 20716.
Sing, O sing. 28511.
Star over Bethlehem. 20894.
Anderson (Marion) :
French nursery rhymes.
My pattern book. 17344.
Poppetty Pop. 11716.
Sing a song of summer. 28495.
Anderson (Myrtle) Star that never
will fall, Will Rogers. 2583.
Anderson (N. M.):
Little desert rose. 11078.
Won’t you come up to my castle.
12724.
Anderson (P. M.)
13188.
Anderson (R. A.):
Love song in the night. 20099.
On a coconut island. 5138, 8298,
20434.
On with Roosevelt.
My childhood play-
My heart’s in
31615.
Come on Texas.
Reach up and pick a star. 14648.
Walking around in a daze. 18319.
When twilight falls on blue Cay-
uga. 6047.
Anderson (R. FEF.) I must forget.
22a.
Anderson (8S. O.) Radio announcer.
11769.
Anderson (Thompson) Close your
eyes and go to sleep. 31314.
Anderson (V. E.):
Love’s parade. 1603.
Nestle close to me. 14442.
Anderson (W. EH.) Waiting. 23713,
26225.
Anderson (W. G.):
All our very own. 3306.
This isn’t the first time. 12334.
Anderson (W. H.):
Christmas rose.
Easter joy. 635.
Fairyland. 6885.
Moon baby. 4869.
O for a closer walk with
1991.
World’s desire.
Anderson (W. R.)
17026.
Anderton (R. W.)
26805.
God.
30945.
Londonderry air,
Jimminy gee. 4489.
Andino (J. EH.) Longing. 21569 (310).
Andrade (Mae) See Andrade (Mamie)
Andrade (Mamie) Yearning always
yearning. 21468.
Andraud (A. J.):
Cassazione. 30194.
Four miniatures.
André (Johann) :
Kleines haus am Rhein. 29985.
Rosen und nelken. 17777, 17778. .
Wenn: ein ungarmédel zum = tanze ©
geht. 18367, 18368.
Andrée (Alfred) pseud. See Kaiser
(Alfred )
Andrew (B. K.)
Soapsuds. 21115.
Andrews (Andrew)
beneath the moon.
5883.
Tommy and Sally
I want to eroon
32004.
Andrews (Andy) See Andrews (O.
A.) jr.
Andrews (G. W.) Aria. 338904 (7).
Andrews (Ismay) I’m forever on your
MONG ae 280A le
Andrews (M. J.) You are my dream.
6159.
Andrews (Maggie) pseud. See Robi-
son (C. J.)
Andrews (Mark):
Credo. 26855.
Lolita. 7786.
Sonata in A minor. 9509 (683).
Sun is sinking fast. 6253 (455).
Worship the holy babe. 30946.
1521
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Andrews (O. A.) jr.:
I’m a local vocal yokel. 4264.
In the living room of the girl I
love. 4410.
Andrews (W. S.) I want a little lassie.
13787.
Andricks (Erwin) Romance will live
forever in San Antonio. 20684.
Anduaga (Clothilde) :
Amor means love. 24088.
Tango. 23548.
Andy (Géo) <A deux. 9511.
Anella (Marcel d’) Ceylan. 9849.
Anelli (John) :
Shore swing. 233845.
Silly little quarrels. 23351.
Angel (A. S8.):
Ob me, oh my, oh you. 28150.
Something should be done about
you. 28549.
Angel (Aileen) :
I like to dream. 19569.
In your arms, I always love to be.
16760.
Angell (J. H.) Old Kentucky moon
and you. 23084.
Angelo (Anna):
O Too much trouble. . 33471.
Waltz that brought romance to me. :
28892.
Angelos of Kappa delta. 12927.
Angels of night. 265388 (11).
Angelus (The) 18648 (16).
Anger (Franz): :
Mein schénes’ Wien. 11248.
Ojos negros. 11558. \
Angers (Roger) Our dance band’s
bass player. 23132.
Angier (Victor) Waltz my mother
‘taught me. 9174.
Anglo-Irish folk-songs. 18708.
Angus (Alexander) :
Did you surprise me. 29477.
' Fate of young Nadeau. 29583.
I want the world to know. 22412.
Love words. 30078.
Love’s telephone. 32394.
+ Mary Ann. 25298.
Moonlight bridge.
No. cross, no crown.
Please give us the moon.
Reminiscence. 32980.
Tapping along. 30690.
There’s a place in this world for
me. 30717.
When I day-dream dear sweetheart
of you. 30876.
When the flags of all nations are
20230.
23030.
25681.
blest in one. 30886.
Angus (R. A.) Old dollar bill.
Anhawdd ymadael. 63829.
Ankrom (F. 8.)
ly. 1193.
If ever you’re lone-
‘Ansorge . (Conrad)
‘Answer.
‘Antalify (Dezso D’):
Antelope (The)
Ann (Elizabeth) Leetle Rosa, please
come back. 22622.
Annessa (D. M.)_ It’s time to close.
29935.
Annie Laurie. 33904 (9).
Annie Rooney. 12951.
Annon (Victor) Wishing we were
friends again. 31384.
Annunziata (M. R.):
Evviva Mussolini. 21990, 21991.
Symphony in G minor. 23530.
Anraet (Vi) My starlite in Holly-
wood. 25475.
Ansaldo (Franco) :
Ah! continentale.
Bulla, Bulla. 6522.
18669. |
. 7085.
Cerco un po’ damore..
Gregorina. 7035.
Jazzing. 2856.
Mare. 22779.
Onde corte. 22779.
Quand on aime 4a la folie. 2208.
Sei lontano da me. 2393.
Tutti i miei sogni. 2856.
Ansell (Hric) :
Lonely road.
Sleepy river.
27763.
28527.
‘Ansell (John) Three Irish dances.
9509 (16).
Anson (George) Coasting. 15871.
‘Anson (Hugo) : .
Harlequin., 27215.
27870. |
Sonate no. 3
March winds.
26533 (269).
Ansorge (Margarete) Sonate no. 3.
265383 (269).
33904 (10).
Bagpipe songs. 21665.
Lamentation. 22607.
Matchmaking songs. 22790.
Transylvanian dirges. 23651.
9509 (7, 17, 193, 405,
447, 607, 811).
Antenucci (Michael) Awaiting the
: night. 142.
Anthologia antigua. 101.
‘Anthon (Chas.) :
Dreamy moon. 21936.
Mother’s lullaby. 22882.
Youre a lovely thing Lorraine.
23974.
Anthony (Dion) My kingdom’s come.
14387. .
Anthony (BH. C.) What Hawaii means
to me. 15274.
Anthony (Harry) Memories of old
Lover’s lane. 27906.
23077. | Anthony (Paula):
Echo of a dream. 27008.
We want to sing on the radio.
28924.
1522
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
(TT ee 0 a ee ee
Anthony (Ralph) Bandit in love.
6395.
Anthony (William) :
Hills of Idaho. 19456.
My Idaho. 20291.
Anthony Cyril (Brother) See Higgin-
sone (3) V-.)
Antica ninna-nanna partenopea.
15591.
Antiche canzoni di’ Sicilia. 26586.
Antigone. 31052*.
Antista (Tony (Toné)) San Antonio
Rose. 28432.
Antl-Plakowitz (Anny) Grtindliches
theoretisch-praktisches unterrichts-
werk fiir die chromatische harmo-
nika. 19871.
Antone (Anthony)
tonelli (Anthony)
Antonelli (Anthony) :
Barbara Joan. 26637.
Blue. 26685.
Guitaresque. 27190.
Harmony. 27216.
Hot strings. 27284.
String along. 28607.
pseud. See An-
Ultra modern method for the
guitar. 2871.
Antonelli (I. Y. M.) Roosevelt waltz.
30477.
Antonen (Ray) It all depends on you.
10851.
Antonini (Felix) Je ne tai vu qu'un
jour. 10902.
Anything goes. 5736, 21620.
Apfel (G. M.) ITU be singing, Vil be
dancing. 16524.
Apfelbaum (F. A.):
I’m all alone, hooray. 31003 (71).
On our balloon honeymoon. 31003
(133).
Apfelbaum (I. M):
Bring back the sunshine dear.
18845.
Everything could really be all
okey doke. 31539.
I’ve got heart trouble. 31994.
Let your heart be your guide.
32275.
Sweetheart that’s how I need you.
33331.
Apicella (Fortunato) Africano.
240438.
In that little
4401,
Since the day
Aplin (A. S.)
homestead of mine.
Apodaca (Hlizabeth)
that I met you. 5473.
Apolito (V. N.) Don’t fall for me.
21897.
Apollo. 15595.
Apollo music co.:
Agapa me. 24046.
Agapis logia. 24.
green
Apollonian editions of Greek-
American songs for school and
home. 26589.
Balos. 178.
By the blooming
24227,
Carotsieris. 329.
Chasapicos horos. 27706.
Choros syrtos politikos.
EKicha mian agape. 1445.
Erinaki. 24509.
First love. 732.
Glukeia Retzina. 24624.
Horismou simon’ e ora.
Kaumeno to gadouraki.
Kitsos. 28255.
Lemonaki. 1445.
Let’s have a drink.
Lismonise. 1491.
Loulouka. 1552.
Maritsa. 1664.
Matia plana. 1669.
Mé me stelnis manna stin Amerike.
almond tree.
26792.
27282.
1388.
27705.
25312.
Mothistroula. 8037.
Mylonas. 1919.
Paloma. 2098.
Pedia m’ san _ thete leventia.
28255.
Pies gluko krasi. 2147.
Plakas ta stena. 2149.
Riry-Riry-Ririka. 25769.
Rose lullaby. 28399.
Skliri karthia. 25890.
Tha fugo kore mou sta xena.
2714.
Tha gyrisis. 26073.
Tha kopso rotha. 28690.
Thalassa Lebentopnichtra. 28691.
There shines a little star. 2764.
They are giving my sweetheart
away. 26111.
Thio glyka matakia. 2770.
Thumasai. 2789.
Xechase me. 3168.
Xeniteia me herete. 26429.
Yiati na figis. 26432.
Apollo revyen 1986. 24099.
Apollo-veriag, inh. Paul Lincke:
Aufzug der gaukler. 6358.
Du mit deiner locke. 29529.
Im olympischen dorf. 16703, 19731,
19732.
In der sperlingsgasse. 19746,
19747.
Isola bella. 4439, 19797.
Ist die welt auch noch so schon.
16784.
Laterna magica-marsch. 16910.
Ouverture zu einer festlichkeit.
WTaETE
Potpourri. 30423.
Runxendorfer. 17788, 17789, 20708.
1523
INDEX
Apollo-verlag, inh. Paui Lincke—Contd.
So lang es schone frauen gibt.
5516.
Unsere braunen jungen. 18270.
Volkerfrieden. 30828.
Wenn die sonne schlafen geht.
18365, 18366.
Apollonian editions of Greek-American
songs for school and home. 26589.
Apollonio (B.) Raccolta di 6 canzoni
seelte. 2217, 2218.
Apollonio (Feruccio) :
Otto ballabili. 104.
Raceolta di 6 canzoni scelte. 2218.
Sicilia. 383131,
Appel (A. L.) Excuse for living..
21992.
Appell (A. G.) You and me.
Applebaum (Samuel)
violin. 25713.
Applebee (C. W.):
Never trouble trouble lest trouble
troubles you. 1989).
When you kiss me goodnight on
30822.
Primer for the
the stairs. 6055.
Appleby (Bert) Drifting in dreams.
24480.
Applefield (Eve) :
Reminiscing. 5316.
Until you’re mine to hold. 5868.
Appleton (A. C.) Eternal melody.
19182.
Appieton (D.)—Century co... inc.:
Hymns of worship and _ service.
15517 (149), 18648 (174).
Selections from hymns of worship
and service. 15517 (3842).
Songs for everyone. 8775.
Appleton (lL. B.) jr. Why can’t you
fall in love. 29089.
Appleton (Lew) See Appleton (L. B.)
We
Appleton (Mark):
Cigarette girl. 243806.
No one can steal you from me.
230382.
Appleton (R. D.) Wondering.
Appleton (William) You
15481.
Arale (David):
Have you got your harmonica
handy. 19416.
Yes, not arf we are.
Arbeletche (Henri):
Ouverture pour une cantate. 26533
(18).
Petite fantaisie.
Arbelo (Fernando) :
Big chief De Sota. 15714.
Grand terrace swing. 13498.
26418.
and Il.
30952.
26533 (221).
Arbuckle (Bertha) Dearest I am
lonely. 15988.
Areadelt (Jacques) Holy Redeemer.
29189 (166).
pt. U1, n. s., v. 31
Arearaz (Luis) Laberinto. 14138.
Areari (A. <A.) Rollin’ the _ keys.
2308.
Areari (Andy) See Arcari (A. A.)
Archangelsky (Alexis) :
Bell symphony. 26656.
Birth. 26670.
Chant funebre. 26772.
Christopher. .26807.
Death. 26910.
Drinking song. 26994.
En sabots. 27018.
Funeral lamentation of Oriental
women. 27118.
Grief. 27187.
Market square. 27877.
Melody in Greek style. 27899.
Melody in Turkish style. 27900.
Prayer and hope. 28296.
Sorrowful song. 28568.
Toad and the frog. 28775.
Turmoil title. 28819.
Two Jewish, Hassidien, melodies.
26593.
Two melodies of the Tartars of
Crimea. 26594.
Wedding dance.
Archbold (Harold)
Archer (Alfonso)
finale. 25250.
Archer (Harry):
Believe it or
18797.
28926.
Old home. 8280.
Love is the grand.
not I love you.
Happiness for two. 19395.
In a funny little carrousel. 197389.
Instrumental. 19784.
Let’s form a society. 19965.
Why don’t we fall in love. 21400.
Areher (Irene) :
Hyacinth girl. 18611*.
Prayer at twilight. 8455.
Archer (J. B.):
Ave Maria. 15637.
King George’s head. 19898.
Trail. /22392)
Archer (J. 8S.) Seherzetto. 2375.
Archer (N. C.) Hail! Flag of free-
dom. 4051.
Arcos (Elena de) See Arcos y Romero
(Elena de)
Arcos y Romero (Hlena de):
Mi corazon. 11265.
Por que siempre olvido.
Arct (M.):
A ja nic, tylko ty.
Amour! Desirs! Folie.
Czy to warto. 6697, 6698.
Do szezeScia brak mi ciebie, ma-
lenka. 21887, 21888.
Dzis jesteS przy mnie. 6828, 6829.
Gdyby szcezeScie pyzyszto dziS...
6963, 6964.
Jak sen. 138927.
11717.
6255, 6256.
6317.
1524
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
Jak trudno jest Zapomniec...
13928, 13929.
Jak za dawnych lat... 13930,
13931.
Jak zabawa-to zabawa. 32141,
32142.
Jakgdyby nigdy nic 22529,
22530.
Jesli kochasz sie w dziewczynie.
225389, 22536.
Milosé to caly Swiat. 7973, 7974.
Niema silniejszego nic od miloSci.
17406, 17407.
Niezapominajki. 238018, 23019.
Piosenka fal. 84138, 8414.
Przy kominku. 32926, 32927.
Siemieczki. 8676, 8677.
Swiat sie zaczat dzis.
SzezeScie raz sie uSmiecha.
14995.
Taka noc iwaleimy...
15008.
Takie cos. 8919, 8920.
To nie ty. 8920, 9036.
Trudno. 15149, 15150.
W twoich ramionach.
18308.
Wiesz ty o tem, ze ja w nocy
placze. 93842, 9348.
Ziudzenie. 33900, 33901.
Arcuri (Anthony):
Gypsy plaint.
Love dreams. 14156.
Road to love. 14680.
Your love is my dream. 9498.
Your magical charm nestles right
in my arms., 9494.
8892, 8893.
14994,
15007,
18307,
7047.
Areuri (Thomas) Pretending. 28307.
Arden (Rodd):
Blue sunset. 21717, 26696.
Boris on the bass. 31198.
Ginger. 16265.
Grey smoke in the sky. 19370.
He met Ena in an inn. 16365.
Just a holiday sweetheart. 138951.
Lullaby of the Volga. 1619.
Old ship o’ mine. 2042.
On top of a bus. 5149.
Quayside in old Shanghai. 146383.
When baby plays the rumba on his
rattle in Havana. 3016.
Arden (Victor) March of fashion.
25293.
Ardeneaux (Billie) :
Maybe I’m falling in love again.
30130.
Texas, the toast of the U. S. A.
21012.
Arditi (L.) Bacio. 29280.
Arena (Frank) Under the spell of the
moon. 5861.
Arensdorff (Wendell) How am I to
know. 24744.
Arensky (A. S.) Bow down Thine ear.
26706.
Arensky (Anton):
Cuckoo. 13219, 19005.
Poison-tree. 15517 (800).
Scherzo. 3346.
Suite. 18648 (20).
Valse. 3347.
Arfeuille (C.) A Chicago. 9510.
Argentina, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Argine (Carlo Dall’) Figlio alla Madre
Severa. 3896.
Argus bk. shop, ine.
belle. 96.
Aria del continente.
Anna Livia Plura-
463, 1971.
Ariane; et Barbe-bleue. 21569 (74),
26533 (12).
Arieff (James) :
Happy and gay. 22160.
That day is here. 18131.
You’re the explanation. 23997.
Aris (—):
C’est la valse des caresses. 24230.
Mon cceur n’est plus 4 toi. 25356.
Arizona Jim. pseud. See Terrill
(Alice)
Arkhangelsky (A.):
Evening on the Sava. 15517 (97).
Round the good father’s door.
15517 (323).
Saturday brings rainy weather.
15517 (351).
Arlen (Albert) My life is a love song.
20294.
Arlen (Ann) pseud. See Sweeney
(A. M.)
Arlen (Cecil) Balloons. 15662.
Arlen (George:)
My doctor prescribes you for me.
S078.
Presidential march. 11788.
You made me a dreamer.
Arlen (Harold):
Fancy meeting you.
How’s by you. 31833.
Till thank you to stay out of my
dreams. 381911.
I love to sing—a. 10594.
In your own quiet way. 22491.
Last night when we were young.
1433.
Let’s put our head
30019. :
Save me sister. 11896.
Speaking of the weather. 30603.
You're the cure for what ails me.
12808.
Arlen (Jerry) Unforgettable. 15190.
Arlequin (Kditions) Il existe encore
9442.
22009.
together.
des bergéres. 10770.
Arley (Ray) Western trails. 18371.
Arlington (Billy ) See Arlington
(W. F.)
8,
INDEX
Arlington (W. F.):
I knew what it was to be lonesome.
4227.
Love time. 4745.
Oh! What I wouldn’t do to get to
you. 5110.
Our little island of dreams.
Romancing. 5361.
5179.
Arliss (Juanne) pseud. See Taylor
(M. N.)
Arlys (Kms) A quoi bon promettre.
9514.
Arlys (Fred) A quoi bon promettre.
9514.
Arman (J. EH.) Ill turn out the moon.
Armandola (José) pseud. See Lauten-
schliger (W.)
Armengol (Hmilio)
30108.
Armentrout (L. W.) Two eyes. 12438.
Armida. pseud. See Vendrell (Armida)
Armide et Renaud. 33296.
Armitage (Margery) Lone star and a
field of bluebonnets. 17028.
Armitage (R. M.):
Cause of all the trouble is the in-
come tax. 26766.
Cheer up. 24285.
Fleet’s in port again. 22033.
Let’s have a tiddley at the milk
bar. 32263.
O. K. for sound.
Armitage (William )
Mal de mer.
25535.
How can you for-
get. 968.
Armstrong (C. O.) Time will tell.
26128.
Armstrong (Elma ) Bliss waltz.
29324.
Armstrong (George) You're the girl
in a million for me. 3230.
Armstrong (Harry) Id like a girl like
you. 9509 (306).
Armstrong (K. M.):
All alone with my cigarette. 3299.
Synecopation blues. 12206.
Armstrong (lL. A.) Townsendite’s
dream of tomorow. 28787.
Armstrong (Lillian) :
Happy _ to-day,
24677.
Knockin’ at the cabin door.
Armstrong (Louis) :
If we never meet again.
24945.
My heart gets a chill.
OV man Mose. 8269.
Swing that music.
Armstrong (M. E.):
Dancing. 477.
sad to-morrow.
22600.
13829,
4955.
28654, 33341.
Sailing down to Loveland. 2342.
Armstrong (M. N.):
Dolls of history. 6775.
Love iS a game of hearts. 20082.
y Arndt (Nola)
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
———
Oh! Lady Luck. 8257.
Smiling silver moon. 8721.
Waltzing in Loveland. 9178.
Armstrong (Marion) Park avenue
baby. 23158.
Armstrong (Monica) See how they
run. 5427, 20748.
Armstrong (Scotty) See Armstrong
(W. S.)
Armstrong (T. B.):
Blue night. 6478.
I give you me. 7225.
Tll never change. 7259.
I must go back. 7347.
Little song for you. 7775.
Long time ago. 7800.
Memories. 7950.
Sweet November rain. 8883.
There’s such a thing. 8999.
Armstrong (Thomas) Magnificat and
Nune dimittis. 7887.
Armstrong (W. S.):
My wonderful dreams. 32639.
That drummer man. 18132.
Arnaud (—) Short’nin’ bread. 20770.
Arndt (E. M.) Gebet. 18648 (139).
Arndt (H. F.) Oh come with me to-
night in Duneland, under the silvery
moon. 14482.
Arndt (Melvin) My great surprise.
30217.
Trying to say that I love
you. 33514.
Arne (Michael) lass with the delicate
ait tons CaONN
Arne (T, A.):
By the rushy fringed bank.
From tyrant laws. 6948.
Gavotta. 18648 (1388).
If those who live in shepherd’s
bower. 19723.
Live and love. 77&l.
Mists before the sunrise fly. 22847.
Nor on beds of fading flows. 8216.
Now Phebus sinketh in the west.
203892.
Two minuets. 15606.
Where the bee sucks. 6065.
Which is the properest day. 18453.
6534.
Arnecillo (S. V.) Take me in your
arms again sweetheart. 15015.
Arnett (Amelia) ‘Take me back to my
darling Maggie Lee. 2684.
Arnett (K. M.) New New York. 17396.
Arnett (Mrs. Wm.) Take me back to
my darling Maggie Lee. 2684.
Arnheiter (James) :
Can’t we be sweethearts agtain.
6557, 15803.
Darling I’m longing for you. 498.
Only you. 83839, 28209.
Arnold (C, A.) jv. Lonely pine. 25214.
Arnold (Doris) Lost chord. 22708.
1526
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
EE
Arnold (Edward) & co.:
Charm song. 9856.
Christmas carol. 9873.
Christmas tree roundelay.
Coach. 9888.
Cupid and Campaspé.
Daisies and grasses.
Dapple-grey. 10577.
Evening prayer. 10161.
Harvest song. 10377.
Heigh ho. 10415.
Home we go. 11991.
Little child Jesus. 11076.
Milk-cart pony. 11274.
Morning song. 115317.
Old May song. 11568.
Pretty ploughboy. 11740.
Rustic evening. 11875.
Sing ivy. 11991.
Sleep song. 11999.
Song of the west wind.
Song to sleep. 12065.
Spring goeth all in white.
Spring is coming. 12100.
Starlings. 12117.
Street lanterns. 12138.
Summer springs so fresh.
Thankfulness. 12267.
Way to London. 12545,
Wouldn’t it be funny. 12737.
Arnold (J. J.) Khaki tan. 27650.
Arnold (Jay) Swing style. 28651,
33839, 33340.
Arnold (M. L.)
Arnold (M. R.)
Arno Check.) 2
In cherry blossom time.
Phooey on you. 8599.
Two too many cocktails.
Arnold (Polly) :
I smells trouble. 10684.
In cherry blossom time.
Phooey on you. 8399..
Two too many cocktails. 9102.
Arolas (Eduardo) Derecho viejo.
10016, 24408.
Aromando (Mario) :
Ascoltando. 12954.
Buffone. 13099.
Niente di pit. 14450.
Semplicita campestre.
Serenata appassionata.
Valzerino. 15200.
Aromando (Mario) Edizioni:
Grief. 872.
Negro’s dream. 1934.
Quand on-aime a la folie. 2208.
9874.
$952,
9888,
12060,
12098.
12149,
My dream girl. 17298.
Allegiance. 12903.
7466.
9102.
7466.
5428,
5432.
Scherzando con Vhot. 23874.
Stunning. 2612.
Sweet delay. 2645.
rong .(A.C.) :.
Old empty places. 17473.
Roof-garden serenade. 17768.
Around the Maypole. 6347*.
Around the world in ninety minutes.
3349*,
Arpin (J. E.)
19122,
Arredondo (J. M.):
Angelita. 6328.
Gloria. 10510.
Tipica. 12357.
Arrigo (Carmen) :
Fair enough. 3868.
Spellbound when
charms. 5567.
Sweet lips. 5639.
Arriola (Alfred) :
Dream came back to me.
I beheld your
American rhapsody. 24084,
lgyptian march. 16114.
Fort Mason march. 24587.
Golden Gate park. 24653,
Juanita. 25055.
Sunset. 8868.
Arrival of Santa. 26601*.
Arrowsmith (J. W.) Let me hear your
voice again. 1455.
Arsene (HE. P.) Hedges. 921.
Art (Bob) pseud. See Berry (E. H.)
Art print shop, inc. Hymns we love.
4185.
Art publication soe. :
Airship. 25192,
At the scout camparall. 29257.
Cats and mice. 29377.
Christmas songs to play and sing.
29403.
Four préludes. 24296.
Four short preludes.
. Home-coming march.
Hurdy gurdy. 4183.
Leaves at play. 25733.
Little lamb. 25192.
Marching in the rain. 2222,
Music box. 1794.
O dear little children.
Old tunes for young players.
Owl. 20192.
Path in the woods. 2118.
Polish holiday. 2162.
Rain. 2222, 25733.
Santa Claus march. 30806.
Scotch poem. 1626.
Sharps and flats to read.
Silent night. 30306.
Tango, in D. 23550.
Thought. 5767.
Three waltzes. 3497.
Troika en traineaux.
Tunes to play and Sing.
Waltz. 4041.
Warrior’s song. 28902.
Woodpecker. 25735.
Artaxerxes. 15606. -
Arter (Al) Pretty little lady of my
dreams. 8466.
Arthur (Dorothy)
comes to town.
26791.
22208.
30306.
25574.
25847.
5824.
26163.
When the circus.
6028.
1527
INDEX
Arthur (K. V.) Won’t you come back
dream pal. 6127.
Arthur (T. W.):
I know the reason why. 1031.
Teardrops. 2699.
That is my desire. 18136.
Arthurs (George) :
I ean say truly rural. 26533 (123).
I ean’t reach that top note. 29189
(177).
I love somebody. 24031 (87).
If I could lock you in my heart and
throw away the key. 29189
(197).
Somebody sold me a ’cello. 30576.
Sweet little sunbonnet lady. 29189
(416).
Arthurs (Phil) pseud. See Gallo (P.
M.) jr.
Artis (R. J. C.) jr. How long. 27300.
Artist-style pub. co. To Santa’s house,
via the magic beam of transportation.
2803*.
Arvanitakis (J. P.) Rhythm of my
heart. 11821.
Aryl (Claude) Grotte des demoiselles.
31716.
Aryl (Claude) Editions. Grotte des
demoiselles. 31716.
As a mother comforteth. 6348*.
As I lay a-dreaming one night. 29249.
As I walked through the meadows.
6253. (16).
As it happened. 7886.
Asbeck (K. H.):
Bright stars to steer by. 3501.
Riverman. 5344.
Asbrand (K. S.):
Don’t tell me it’s Christmas.
24445*.
Five short plays with music for
the tiny tots. 12953.
Kin to the King. 32203*.
Teeny-weeny Christmas
28682.
Asbury (Laura)
Aseanio. 33046.
Aschenbrenner (Walter) :
All glory, laud and honor.
Am meer. 147388.
Ave Maria. 21645.
Bless the Lord. 21704, 21705.
Drums of Africa. 3808.
Hark! Hark! the lark. 14741.
I won't kiss Katy. 13810, 19695.
Jesus on the water side. 1326.
Peasant and his oxen. 14571, 20525.
Preludio XXII. 166.
Ride on, King Jesus.
book.
Ethiopia. 24514.
21660.
23258.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 14982.
Ascher (Adolph) :
Gay hussars. 26533 (91), 29189
(127).
Trumpeter. 15517 (405).
15
Pt, Lid, Ny iSseveeow
Vilia song. 15517 (420).
Ascher (Emil):
Gay hussars. 26533 (91), 29189
(127).
Trumpeter. 15517 (405).
Vilia song. 15517 (420).
Ascher (Emil) ine.:
All aboard. 31020.
Alumni march. 31033.
Armistice march. 31063.
Ascher’s clipper band book. 24108.
Ascher’s four star folio for orches-
tra. 21633.
Choclo. 31287.
Cities service march. 24309, 24310.
Come back to Sorrento. 32324.
Double eagle march. 31460.
Father of victory. 31565.
Gold and silver. 31675.
In the good old days.
Loch Lomond. 323824.
New horizons. 32662.
None but the lonely heart. 33516.
32088.
Viennese refrain. 33581.
Violets. 338585.
Ascher (Joseph) Ascher album.
24031 (8).
Ascher (Morton) :
Gay hussars. 26533 (91), 29189
(127).
Trumpeter. 15517 (405).
Vilia song. 15517 (420).
Ascher (Paula):
Trumpeter. 15517 (405).
Vilia song. 15517 (420).
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Iitd.:
African forest song. 16.
Ascherberg’s second piano accor-
dion album. 15615. ;
Ballads of the 20th century. 31107.
Ballygarry. 3405.
Because a rain is falling.
Bells of St. Mary’s. 9693.
Dear England mine. 3694, 9991.
Deep in the night. 3708.
G. & S. cocktail. 16248.
Here’s to the best of us. 19443.
Hills of my desire. 19457.
Hills sleep on. 16411.
Homage to Liszt. 16424.
In my heart of hearts. 12383.
Ladies in waiting. 27665.
Like to the damask rose. 1487.
Limehouse blues. 16970, 22651.
Love’s just a duet. 22737.
Mr. Barley’s abroad. 20205.
Moon for sale. 1747.
My creed. 4934.
My life is a love song. 20294.
Ninette will you forget. 11489.
Paris. 2109.
Poet’s life. 2158.
Queen Mary’s song. 2210,
Racy roadhouse. 30443.
21682.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Rubicon. 5875.
Shepherd’s song. 2425,
Sleepy river. 28527.
Snowbird. 20812.
So do I love you. 5513.
Spring voices. 20886.
Summer in Spain. 20925.
Surrey suite. 12164.
Think of spring. 5762.
This quiet night. 18184.
Three score and ten. 18193,
Tolling bells. 9047, 9048.
Two blessings. 28882.
When the white plum blows.
Why keep hiding your
23871.
Why wait until tomorrow. 23877.
Wind from the South. . 21419.
Windermere idyll. 30925.
Woods are my cathedral. 18533.
Ascherberg’s second piano accordion
album. 15615.
Ascher’s clipper band book. 24108.
Ascher’s four star folio for orchestra.
21633.
Asen (Harold):
It’s just a silly dream. 1296.
Nothing but love. 1972.
6043.
heart.
You rhyme with beautiful. 9475.
Ash (W. EH.) Vow to my sweetheart.
23708.
Ashby (Dorothy) Roses remind me of
you. 33029.
Ashcraft (C. J.) In memories gar-
den. 43894.
Asheraft (EH. M.) 3d.
of the blues. 27483.
Ashdown (Edwin) ltd.:
Chant sans paroles. 28810.
Cireus scenes. 29408.
Easy organ pieces. 29273.
Entr’acte. 19288.
Fileuse. 28327.
Gavotte. 19288.
Gopak. 27174.
Melody in mauve.
Menuet. 30152.
Neptune’s empire. 11468.
Old English country dances. 23078.
Passing by. 20516.
Polichinelle. 28280.
Six chorale preludes.
Suite facile. 168.
Three English sketches.
Tudor suite. 21147.
Two minuets. 15606.
Asher (H. J.) When the dreams of
a dreamer come true. 12627.
Ashford (E. L.) aw., and Ashford
(H. 8S.) prop.:
Adagio. 3270 (31).
All loves excelling. 31003 (3).
Allegretto. 9509 (22), 12862 (19),
29189 (11).
Ive gotten rid
17169.
6584.
5370.
15
2
. Land of pure delight.
Allegretto non troppo. 31003 (5).
Among the Highlands, 33904 (5).
Andante. 62538 (22), 12862 (20,
21), 31003 (7).
Andante con moto. 3270 (21).
Angelie choir. 12862 (9).
As the day begins to wane. 6253
(20).
Ashford’s organ instructor. 12862
(23).
At close of day. 31003 (11).
At parting. 31008 (12).
At the spring. 62538 (26).
Barearolle. 29189 (22).
Be joyful in the Lord. 31003 (15).
Be Thou my guide. 29189 (25).
Call to remembrance. 6253 (56).
Children’s jubilee. 31003 (25).
Christ arose. 6253 (66).
Christian soldier. 31003 (28).
Christmas joy. 12862 (98).
Christmas pastorale. 31003 (29).
Closing voluntary. 31003 (30).
Communion. 29189 (68), 31003
(33).
Concluding voluntary. 6253 (85).
Consider, O Lord. 31003 (34).
Contentment. 6253 (86).
Daffodils. 31003 (36).
Dawn is bright’ning. 33904 (58).
Dedication march. 381003 (39).
Dreaming. 12862 (139).
Early will I seek Thee. 12862
(141).
Easter alleluia. 31003 (43).
Haster gladness. 3270 (156).
Easter joy. 3270 (160).
HKaster thoughts. 6253 (108).
Elegie. 31003 (45).
Evening praise. 31003 (49).
Fight to win. 3270 (188).
Forest song. 31003 (54).
Give thanks unto God. 31003 (56).
Give thanks unto the Lord. 12862
(185).
Gloria tibi. 12862 (186).
Gondoliera. 3270 (222).
Gottschalk. 12862 (200).
Hail to our risen Lord.
(146).
He leadeth me. 9509 (274).
Heart’s delight. 6253 (182).
Heaven in my heart alway. 31008
(65).
Hope thou in God. 31003.(66).
I have made a covenant. 12862
C252.)
I will give thanks. 31003 (74).
In absence. 29189 (202).
Joyful praise. 31003 (91).
King of love. 12862 (285).
Laban. 6253 (266).
9509 (370).
Liebeslied. 33904 (164).
29189
INDEX
Ashford (E. L.) au., and Ashford
(H..S.) prop.—Continued.
Lord is my salvation. 12862 (308).
Lord is my shepherd. 31003 (100).
Lord of life is risen. 29189 (250).
Lord with glowing heart. 12862
(309).
Magnificat. 31008 (105).
March movement. 62538 (307),
31003 (108, 109).
March of the Magi. 12862 (324),
310038 (111).
March religioso. 3270 (408).
Meditation. 3270 = (414), +6253
(315), 12862 (333), 31603 (112).
Moderato. 12862 (341).
Moment musical. 31008 (114).
My heart rejoices. 31003 (118).
Night song. 38270 (452).
Nocturne. 6253 (23).
Now the day is over. 381003 (127).
O holy night. 12862 (371).
O Lamb of God. 31003 (128).
O paradise. 31003 (129).
Opening voluntary. 6253
368).
Organ praise. 29189 (316).
Pan among the reeds. 9509 (551).
Pedal organ. 31003 (139).
(367,
Postlude. 38270 (511, 512), 9509
(578, 579), 12862 (409), 29189
(338), 31003 (140, 141), 338904
(241).
Praise the Lord of heaven. 12862
(411).
Praise ye the Lord. 31003 (142).
Prelude. 62538 (384), 12862 (22),
29189 (12), 31003 (8, 9, 145-145).
Promise and fulfillment. 12862
(422).
Reverie. 31003. (149).
Romanza. 31003 (151).
Rondo caprice. 31003 (152).
Rustic wedding scene. 31003
(154).
Sabbath joy. 6253 (399).
Scherzo. 31003 (10).
Sing alleluia forth. 29189 (388).
Sketch. 6253 (426), 29189 (389).
So teach us to number our days.
310038 (170).
Song of the brook.
Song of the Magi.
Song without words.
31003 (176).
Spirit divine. 29189 (404).
Spring song. 31003 (177).
Spring-time praise. 6253 (446).
Swell the anthem. 9509 (721).
Tenor melody. 6253 (472).
39904 (283).
12862 (475).
6253 (4387),
Thanksgiving postlude. 12862
(489).
Thanksgiving processional. 12862
(490).
pt. I, n. S., v. 8L
Thou art my all. 29189 (482).
Thy warfare ended. 6253 (481).
Twilight. 9509 (754), 31003 (199).
Twilight reverie. 31003 (200).
Venetian boat song. 31008 (206).
Vesper hour. 6253 (499), 9509
(765).
We wait for Thy loving kindness.
31003 (208).
We will give thanks. 31003 (209).
Wedding morn. 29189 (460).
While shepherds watched. 12862’
(539).
With joy and gladness. 310038
(221).
Wo findet die seele die heimat der
ruh. 38270 (751).
Ashinsky (J. I.) Youre my supreme
court. 3225.
Ashley (Ethel) I’m a beggar.
Ashly (Glenn) Love insecure.
Ashman (Wilbur)
1972.
Ashmann (Rose) :
I owe it all to you. 27461.
I’ve been blue since I met you.
7281.
7830.
Nothing but love.
1158.
If you could read what’s in my
heart. 1208.
To-night when the stars are shin-
ing. 23643.
Ashton (A. T. LL.) Merry beggars.
32474.
Ashton (J. N.) One generation shall
praise Thy name to another. 14529.
Ashton (LL. O.) Southern lullaby.
12078.
Ashworth-Hope (—) My lady sleeps.
22942,
Ashworth-Hope (H.):
Dream sleepy coon.
Fairies on the Mendips.
Asi es la mujer. 21634.
Aslanoff (Alexander) :
Jesus, Jesus, Thou art mine. 12978.
Jesus, jewel of my faith. 12979.
Spinning song. 20878.
Asociacion mexicana de autores y com-
positores, Ss. a.:
Cumbancha. 8665.
Dia soné, 3725.
Janitzio. 32144.
No es igual. 32686.
Veracruz. 33576.
Xochimileo. 383806.
Assanovich (Helen) :
I remember you
24889)
My dream. 1819, 14860.
Associated board of The royal schools
of music, London:
Book of aural tests.
31190.
Chinese lantern. 24293.
29518.
31551.
with someone.
26703, 31189,
1930
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cuckoo sings. 26865.
Echo from the romantic age. 27007.
Vifes and drums. 27067.
Harlequin. 27215.
Important person. 24954.
March winds. 27870.
Prelude in C Sharp minor.
Questions and exercises on
mony. 23224, 23225.
Sleepy-head. 28525.
Toy drum. 28788.
Valse capriccioso. 28862.
1937 preliminary examination vio-
28303.
lin. 265338.
Associated music publishers, ine. :
Humoresque. 970.
Prelude, fugue, and _ variation.
2186.
Scherzo. 876.
Astaire (Fred):
Ill never let you go.
16535.
I’m building up to an awful let-
down. 1079.
Just one more dance,
19880, 27631.
Not my girl. 5068.
Rise and shine. 17748, 23269.
Astenius (A. O. T.) By moonlight.
3270 (79).
Astenius (R. B. G.)
3270 (79).
Astor (Bobby) Please come back to-
morrow. 32877.
Astore (—) Non so perché.
Astuzie d’amore. 126*.
At dawning. 6354*.
At the mid hour of night. 21569 (18).
At the scout camparall. 29354.
At the Silver Swan. 9691, 9913.
7261, 13665,
madame.
By moonlight.
1968.
Aten (Ida) Where the yellow roses
twine. 6067.
Athalia. 24031 (126).
Atherton (F. P.):
Mazourka di ballet. 3270 (413).
Melody at twilight. 3270 (417).
Sun shower. 38270 (682).
Atherton (P. L.):
Each night beside my bed. 6833.
Give a man a horse he can ride.
10302.
I heard -.a bird at break of day.
7235.
Let merrie, merrie be the heart.
32255.
Atkins (Ivor) Abide with me. 3270
(22
Atkins (J. H.) Just another man.
16849.
Atkins (lL. G.)
our tippy canoe.
Atkinson (Doris)
saw you. 2722.
10953.
That night I first
Atkinson (EH. J.)
har- |
Just me and you and |
.Audier (—)
I’m so used to dis-
appointment. 7331.
Atlantie coast line r. r. co. Florida
special. 741.
Atonal musie league of America. Die-
tionary of chords and seales. 21873.
Attell (Lew) Mister Botchagalupo.
11280.
| Atteridge (H. R.):
Hey there, sis! 38904 (109).
I’m crazy "bout the lights. 9509
(317).
Oh God, give us rain. 23059.
There’s a chance for gossip. 12862
(493).
Wait for the summer time. 12862
(521).
Winning miss. 9509 (S06—808).
Attl (Vojmir) :
Andante. 24195.
Ballade. 26866.
Baliet of the marionettes. 18766.
David chantant devant Saul.
21848.
Harp prelude. 19409.
Harpiana. 19410.
Harp’s revelation.
Southern melodies.
19411.
20870.
Spring song. 31705.
Attlesey (Bob) Deep Elem blues.
24400, 26914.
Attlesey (Joe) Deep Hlem_ blues.
24400, 26914.
Attwell (Ernestine) Love never for-
gets. 32382.
Atwell (H. M.) Sweetie, sweetie baby.
20956.
Atwell (Madge) Ill be singing, I'll be
dancing. 16524.
Atwell (R. D.)
Atzler (Rich.) :
Annen-polka. 12930.
Was sich liebt, neckt Sich. 18333.
Au soleil du Mexique. 8305, 9620, 9621,
29258*.,
Aubanel (Georges) :
I’m after you. 27401.
Cordier. 243845.
Cordonniers. 24346.
Tailleur. 26044.
Auber (D. F. E.):
Avee ce bon Monsieur Auber. 9622.
Fra Diavolo. 29189 (14).
Aubert (Louis) :
Crépuscules d’automne. 15517
(18).
Fantaisie. 9509 (29-31).
Heléne. 9509 (282-284).
Aubin (Tony) Sommeil d’Iskender.
23408.
Aubrey (Will) Ain’t it the truth.
9541.
T. §: F..dans la voiture.
26041.
1931
INDEX
Audio productions, inc. Oh, for good-
ness sake. 8256.
Audoui (René) Lecons dbharmonie.
32245.
Audrieth (L. F.) Zing-boom let’s go
Cornell. 29188.
Auer (Leopold) Musical masterpieces.
20256-20258.
Auerbach (H.):
Are you. 26595.
Mine. 27926.
Auerbach (H. 8S.) Deep in the chapel
of my heart. 3707.
Augener, Itd.:
All round the square. 24062.
Aquarelles. 6340.
Are-en-ciel. 6341.
Aria. 115.
Awake, good people all. 143.
Awake. my love, ‘tis morning.
Sole:
Black forest sketches. 6455.
Carrion crow sat on an oak. 24265.
Chant du fleuve. 29380.
Children’s thanksgiving. 13156.
Child’s suite. 9865.
Chorale with variations. 3587.
Cloud and quietude. 24317.
Colin’s book of first pieces. 9891.
Colla bocea e non col core. 8043.
Concert waltz. 3644.
Conquered. 24340.
Dance of the dewdrops.
Destiny. 538.
Dignity. 16021.
Dove. 574.
Dream sheep. 6802.
Elegie. 10142.
Everyone sang. 6871.
Farmer went trotting.
Four character studies.
French nursery rhymes.
Goldfish. 4006.
Great things. 864.
Hey diddle diddle. 27251.
Holiday sketches. 16421.
Idyll caprice. 4864.
Impudence. 16021.
In minuet ‘style. 16726.
In the woodlands. © 1258.
In time of roses. 24996.
Jack and Jill. 27598.
Ladybird. 4575.
Late leaves. 7676.
Lazy sheep. 11008.
Leisure hour. 14038.
Little Boy Blue. 27736.
London days. 11102.
Madonna. 4772.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
27888.
Médaillon retrouvé.
Memories. 4825.
Merry-go-round. 25338.
471.
29582.
33380.
31615.
1683.
: Aundel (T. W.)
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Merry midshipman. 14259.
Month’s mind. 1744.
My mouse. 4981.
New Year’s eve 19138. 32664.
Peace. 8383.
Petite humoresque. 11676.
Pleasure it is. 8434.
Poem. 30418.
Prelude and Fugue. 3391.
Reading by interval. 30450.
Reeds of innocence. 8515.
Rustic rambles. 20709.
Shir chayim. 2428.
Swansong. 2643.
Sweet Phyllis. 5644.
26036-26088.
is faney bred.
Symphony.
Tell me where
12249.
Ten old German chorales.
Think not strange. 21071.
This endris night. 9007.
Three elementary pieces. 29376,
Three short pieces. 29405.
Three valentines. 180138.
Tiny tunes for tiny people. 12355.
Tunes for rhythmics. 28818.
Tunes from an old musical box.
9086.
Two concert studies.
Two easy trios. 382.
Two little dances. 17618.
West African fantasietta. 3000.
Willy boy, Willy boy. 30922.
Ye banks and braes. 30950.
Augsburg pub. house. Christiansen
choral program book. 189384.
Augsburger (Mrs. Edw.) My prayer.
28063.
Augusta
29233.
Auker (L. V.)
heart of the Rockies.
Aulay (Ion):
169.
18084.
(Manuel ) Lovable moon.
My heart’s in the
30224.
Five lyric tone-pictures. 6359.
Sonata. 6360.
Auld (John) :
Cuckoo — Dartmoor. 9951.
Stars of the summer night. 12121.
Auld (W. J.) Just tell Jesus all.
4534.
Auld lang syne. 12966, 15633, 24118.
Auld Robin Gray. 12862 (29).
Auletti (Leonard) :
Nob hill strut. 30285.
You gotta have swing. 30965.
AuLisio (Joseph) Can you blame a
man. 3532.
Ault (B. M.) Her melody. 22186.
Aumann (BH. H.) Keepin’ a date with
you. 27648.
Aumann (F. J.) Hochenaur Schiffs-
geschrei. 7125.
When «you came to
me that day in June. 3057.
1532
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Aunspaugh (Tom) Through my open
door. 21092.
Aura Lee. 31078.
Aurelli (—) pseud. See Grumberg
(Anna)
Auric (Georges) Printemps. 8471.
Aus deutschen gauen. 29262.
Aust (Alois) Filmstar. 24555.
Austen (Ida) Oh sweetheart of to-
morrow. 8262.
Austin (A. SS.) Paradise valley.
30382.
Austin (A. W. E.):
Empire city salute. 31517.
Empire state salute. 31518.
Austin (C. W.) Im as blue as the
sea. 7287.
Austin (G. L.) Ihave a garden. 7229.
Austin (Gene):
Cheer up little sister. 6599.
Little bar-butterfly. 7757.
Mister Deep Blue Sea. T7986.
Occidental woman. 8244. |
Austin (H. W.) In a dream of ro-
mance you came to me. 4883.
Austin (I.
8590.
Austin (L. J.):
P.) Runaway donkey.
Indian’s farewell. 19781.
Lonesome rambler. 20049.
Austin (R. E.) Bells. 31145, 31146.
Austin (Sylvia) ‘Tom-o-lom-boo. 5795.
Austin music pub. ¢o.:
Empire city salute. 31517.
Empire state salute. 31518.
Australia and the territories of Papua
and Norfolk Island, reciprocal copy-
right protection of music, p. 5.
Austria (Julius) I loved you the first
time I saw you. 13682.
Austria, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Authentic examination tests.
29266.
Autrey (I. M. E.)
as. 5576.
Autry (Gene):
Down a mountain trail. 31462.
Echoes of the trail. 6840.
Fetch me down my trusty forty-
five. 22024.
Guns and guitars.
I hate to say
prairie. 31890.
I'll go ridin’ down that Texas trail.
22284.
Mother, here’s a bouquet for you.
22880.
Ridin’ all day. 23260.
Ridin’ down the canyon, when the
29263—
Springtime in Tex-
29683.
good-bye to the
desert sun goes down. 11826.
Ridin’ the range. 8544.
When the tumbleweeds come
tumbling down again. 33705.
You’re the only star in my blue
heaven. 33878.
Autumn sorrow. 139.
Auville (L. E.) Collection of melodies.
408.
Auville (R. K.) Collection of melo-
dies. 403.
Auvilles (The) See Auville (R. K.)
and Auville (L. E.)
Avalloni (James) Avalloni’s (James)
master instructor for Hawaiian gui-
tar. 18739.
Avalos (A. P.)
made for love.
Avarre (Richard) :
Hand in hand. 891.
That sunny day was
12296.
VE Peter.
In the twinkle of an eye. 1256.
Manana. 1643.
Melody of wine. 1692.
Wonderful you. 3144.
Ave Maria. 32025, 32719, 33617.
Avenging and bright. 24124.
Avent (Hal) Why did you let me go.
6088.
Aventures de Boubou. 156389*.
Avers (Merritt) O for a closer walk
with God. 21569 (405).
Avery (A. M.):
Everybody’s singing swing time.
31538T.
Nights without you. 382682.
Avery (E. E.) Sons of Arkansas.
20863.
Avery (E. L.) Benedicite omnia opera.
31148
Agery “(S22 R:) ~ City” ‘or ours God:
13168
Avila (Federico) Rosa _ appassita.
28394.
Avory (W. J.) V-I-R-G-I-N-I-A. 9142.
Awake, thou wintry earth. 31083,
31084.
Awn i Fethlem. 147.
Axel an der himmelsttir. 29618, 29633,
30135, 30679, 30821, 31028, 31085,
B2011:
Axelrod (William)
9336.
Axelson (Sten):
Fiskarflickan.
Why I loved her.
16192.
Skeppare Ostermans vals. 17933.
Axt (William) Libeled lady. 27721.
Axtens (Florence) :
Rhythmic designs for songs.
20654.
Teaching of music through move-
ment. 20995.
Axton (A. L.) Just you just me.
19886.
Ay, ay, ay. 15641, 18744.
Ayer (D. M.) I’m throwing kisses to
the man in the moon. 31964.
1533
INDEX
pt. De Savio
coal Me MOU he a ee
Ayer (N. D.)
Aphredite. 29189 (7 ye
Come out, June moon. 12862
(109).
D-I-V-O-R-C-E. 12862 (130).
Dixie land, I love you. 12862 (131,
132).
Don’t look at me like that.
(90).
Girl next door. 26533 (94).
IT always know my own front doot.
3270 (281).
I'd like to spend a rainy afternoon
with you. 12862 (230).
T love them all. 29189 (179).
I’m a poor old henpecked man.
29189 (181).
I’m not that kind of a girl.
(129).
Tm on my own. 22349.
I’m walking slow, but I'm going
fast. 26533 (1382).
I never loved another girl as I
love you. 29189 (184).
June moon. 12862 (276).
Land where my fathers
good enough for me.
(235).
Longacre Square. 29189 (248).
Loving time. 3270 (400).
Moving day in jungle town.
(194).
Murphy. 12862 (350).
My best girl. 29189 (280).
Napoleon. 3270 (443).
Newlyweds and their baby.
(362).
They all take off their hats to Mr.
Murphy. 12862 (496).
When hop: scotch Mary took her
first Scotch high ball. 12862
(535).
Ayer (Nat) jr.:
I’m waiting for twilight to fall.
22366.
To and fro.
Ayers (H. A.):
Ah’m moanin’. 32.
I lost a dream. 1061.
I’ve got a musical soul. 1161.
Staring thru’ the shadows. 2584.
Aylward (Florence) See Kinder (Flor-
ence)
Aylward (Marcy) :
Hawaii. 4086.
You’re my dream. 6200.
Ayres (F. F.):
Coo, coo, coo. 24342.
In the good old horse car days.
29189
26533
died is
29189
26533
12862
30454.
19768.
Midst an old fashioned garden.
11272.
Serpentino. 11937.
Bach (Christopher)
There’s a quaint little cottage.
5746.
When the golden sun is Sinking.
12628.
Ayres (H. T.):
At the end of the trail. 29255.
I didn’t care for blondies until you
eame along. 10524.
I’ve found love. 7375.
It’s the tune that makes you dance.
29984.
It won’t be long. 29938.
My rosary of memories. 32625.
Over the waves that come rolling.
2094.
Rippling river weep for me. 30468.
She’s my old home town sweet-
heart. 33118.
Shining river trail. 17878.
Ayres (Harold) :
I loved you. 1074.
I send my heart. 1146.
Song of an Irish mother. 2533.
Ayres (K. 8S.) Memories of Vienna.
4829.
Ayton (G. 8.):
Let’s get acquainted. 14058.
Planning. 8420.
Azagra (S. R. de)
26902.
Azareh
33246.
Azen (Jerome) Spring is here.
Azor and Zemira. 23286.
Azpiazu (Don) See Azpiazu (J. A.)
Azpiazu (J. A.) :
Havana blues. 27222.
King Rumba. 27652*.
There’s only one biga Broadway.
28734.
Azpiazu Pradera (J. A.)
27652*.
Azzara (Bennie)
Baar (Herman)
De raza gitana.
(F.) Souvenir de Santiago.
14901.
King Rumba.
Dilly song. 16023.
Conjure up the devil.
31341.
Babcock (B. L.) I had you just to
lose you. 24791.
Babcock (D. P.) :
Darling what’s happened to me.
499.
Don’t say maybe. 569.
Babits (Saul) Whispering
3083.
Bacchus. 18648 (238),
335, 339-342, 344).
Bacco in Toscana. 31198.
Bach (C. EH.) Spring’s awakening.
2571.
Bach. (C. P. E.)
angel.
21569 (322-
Siciliana. 5460.
Courier of the
king. 31357.
Bach (Hmma)
Bach (F. 1.)
Last hour. 25129.
Insinuating lady. 13872.
1934
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936 —
Bach (J. Christian) Quintett. 23226,
23227.
Bach (J. Christophe) Lament. 10992,
10993.
Bach (J. S8.):
Ach Herr, mich armen siinder.
18747.
Air. 26620.
All glory, laud, and honor. 46,
21660.
Andante. 155, 3383, 9648.
Arioso. 18748, 29271.
Art of the fugue. 15650.
Authentic first Bach. 6379.
Bach album. 26621, 26622.
Bach album for guitar. 3384.
Bach inventions. 31091.
Bach’s little organ Prelude and
Fugue in G minor. 156.
Bourrée. 18749, 18750.
Cariad Crist. 15651.
Chaconne. 3385, 3386.
Choral fantasia on Gelobet seist du,
Jesu Christ. 29272.
Choral prelude. 63880.
Chorale and Fugue. 26623.
Ciaccona. 6381, 31092.
Come, Saviour of the Gentiles.
18751.
Come sweet death. 21661.
Concerto. 4381.
Courante. 157.
Das ist je gewisslich wahr. 12976.
Hasy organ pieces. 29275.
Ehr’ sei in’s himmels_ throne.
18747.
Flocks in pastures green abiding.
26624.
Fuga. 158.
Fugue. 3392, 9644, 12977.
Fugue XIV. 24129.
Fugue XXII. 24130.
Golden treasury of piano-music.
18648 (26).
Gottes zeit ist die allerbeste zeit.
33904 (17).
He was crucified. 3387.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 3388,
31098, 31094.
Jesus, Jesus, Thou art mine.
12978.
Jesus, jewel of my faith. 12979.
Jyesus lying in the manger. 159.
Jig fugue. 160, 24131.
Melodische stticke aus den orgel-
chorilen und kilavier-suiten.
24132, 24133.
Menuet. 3390.
Minuet and Bourrée. 18755.
My friend ’tis so much wind. 9645.
O Christ, the heaven’s eternal
King. 63882.
O sacred head, now wounded.
5087.
Ouverture pour une
26533. (18).
Passacaglia. 162, 31096.
Passion chorale. 163.
Pastoral symphony. 26625.
Pedal exercitium. 15652.
Polonaise. 8390, 29277.
Praise our God who reigns in
heaven. 6383.
Prelude. 164, 3392, 26626.
Prelude and Fugue. 3391, 31097.
Prelude in C major and Prelude
in C minor. 12980.
Prelude XIV. 24134.
Prelude XXII. 24135.
Preludio e fuga in la min. 165.
31098, 31099.
Preludio XXII. 166.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart. 26627.
Sarabande. 9509 (34).
Schafe koOnnen sicher weiden.
12881.
Schlage doch. 26628.
Second year Bach. 21662.
See what His love can do. 15653.
Selected pieces. 31003 (14).
Six chorale preludes. 6384.
Six suites for viola. 31100.
Slumber soft. 6385. .
Sonate. 31101.
Suite. 167.
Suite facile. 168.
Ten old German chorales. 169.
Thirty inventions. 26533 (19).
Three chorale harmonizations. 170.
To Thee alone be glory. 29278.
To Thee be praise forever. 63886.
Toceata. 3393, 18756.
Two choral preludes. 3394.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme.
3395.
Wake, awake. 18757.
Wenn es meines Gottes_ wille.
18758.
Wohltemperierte klavier. 29189
(18)
eantate.
Kantate. 3389, 18752, 18753, 29189 | Bach (John):
(17), 29274-29276.
Konzert. 161.
Largo. 18754.
Leib zwar in der erden. 18758.
Libro di Maddalena. 31095.
Loure. 9509 (34).
Marcia. 3390.
126829—37——3 15 3 5
Dream of me. 19124.
Sons of Arkansas. 20863.
Bach (K. P. E.) ‘Trio in G. 18648
(360).
Bach (P. E.):
Solfeggietto. 14845.
Sybille. 6140.
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v.31
a
Bach (P. E.)—Continued.
Xenophone. 6140.
Bach album. 26621, 26622.
Bach détective. 295738, 30686.
Bach music Co. :
Amaryllis. 31035.
Anitra’s dance. 31714.
Beautiful blue Danube. 31118.
Beautiful dreamer. 31120.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 31144.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
31497.
Evening star. 33595.
Fanfare. 33030.
Golondrina. 31678.
Long long ago. 32341.
Merry farmer. 383091.
None but the lonely heart.
Processional march. 31704.
Schumann’s Slumber song. 33092.
Skater’s waltz. 33167.
Spring song. 32470.
Turkey in the straw. 33529.
B00LT.
Waves of the Danube. 33621.
Bachelor belles. 15653*.
Bachman (Beatrice C.) Suddenly.
30640.
Bachman (Bernice C.): é
Let’s pitch a little woo. 30017.
Until I see you again. 30808.
Bachman (D. L.)
view. 25925.
Bachman (Harold) Tournament over-
ture. 33477.
Bachmann (G.)
26198.
Bachrich (Albert) Wenn ich fiir jedes
pusserl einen groschen hitt’. 5968.
Back to the kitchen. 15732, 17706,
18574.
Backlund (M. K.) Six weeks of super-
vised practice for the very young.
25887.
Backus (Le Roy) jr.
your beer. 8887.
Bacon (EH. M.):
All at sea. 26552.
Disillusioned. 6763.
Moonlight on the Wasatch.
Bacon (H. 8.) Just you. 29968.
Bacon (Hrnst) Take your choice.
30683*.
Bacon (G. G.) jr.:
Lid’s off. 16957.
There’s no wolf around my door.
21061.
Zulu Lulu.
Bacon (J. D.)
8500.
Bacon (J. G.)
6094.
Bacon (W. W.) You captured my heart
with love. 9427.
Something big in
Valse romance.
Stop erying in
8015.
15515.
Rainbow for mother.
Why leave so soon.
Badal (S. S.) Peace, be still. 14569.
Badal (S. 8.) jr. Peace, be still. 14569.
Badarelli (J. A. B.) Valse chaloupée.
18648 (272).
Baddar (Victor) Way he figures.
33622.
Baddeley (Annie) Ill be waiting at
the lane raneh gate. 27871.
Baddeley (Charles) :
California moon. 13114.
Tll be waiting at the lane ranch
gate. 27371.
Baddeley (Margaret) IH be waiting
at the lane ranch gate. 27371.
Baden-Powell (J.) Hail, festal day.
29691.
Bader (A. E.):
Showers of roses. 5456.
Under the Texas star. 9112.
Badge (W. J.) Maple shaded village
of my dreams. 4789.
Badger music pub. co.:
Go, Wisconsin, go. 27145.
Our team’s leading the hit parade.
25623.
Badget (Jack):
Hicha mian agape.
Lemonaki. 1445.
Loulouka. 15952.
Badings (Henk) :
Trio. 21136.
3. symphonie.
Badler (A. A.):
My dream of love.
Onions. 17523.
Badler (Al) Sce Badler (A. A.)
Badley (Aloha) See Badley (T. N.)
Badley (TIT. N.):
Hapa haole, sweetheart.
Hula girl blues. 24756.
Baechtel (C. L.) sr. Garden of mem-
ories. 16254.
Baer (Abel) :
Am I dreaming. 75.
Gee, but you’re swell. 31634.
There’s yoo-hoo in your eyes.
1445.
6253.
28010.
24673.
28788.
Baer (C. E.):
Give me back the old love Mollie
mine. 26533 (95).
I love you for yourself alone. 26533
(12%).
Keep it for old times’ sake. 29189
(227).
Let me build a little nest for you.
26533 (162).
Let the love light linger longer
Lady Lou. 9509 (384).
One sweet. smile. 26533 (214).
One-way ticket to Loveland. 6253
(364).
Open up your heart, let a little
sunshine in. 6253 (366).
Trading hearts. 6253 (485).
1536
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
While I dream of you. 29189 (470). | Bailey (Marie) :
Baer (Jack) I can’t feel blue dear,
when I’m with you. 16476.
Baer (M. M.):
My rancho maid. 3270 (486).
Reminiscences of love. 21569
(471).
Baetz (P.) & co. Rayuela. 2237.
Baetz (Pierre):
I’m trying to forget you. 31965.
Mi dolor. 32482.
Baetz (Pierre) & cie.:
Mi dolor. 32482.
Vas-y-Ernest. 338575.
Baetz (Editions) et cie.:
Milonga. 4848.
Tu disfraz. 5825.
Baeumel (G. E.)
17283.
Bagley (Earl E.)
My California.
We'll stay in out of
sight and make love. 28916.
Bagley (Edwin E.) Front section.
26533 (81, 82).
Bagley (W. R.):
I like my rhythm hot. 7242.
It’s Mister Roosevelt. 16801, 19815.
Sing a little song and be happy.
17905.
Someday you'll find me missing.
17957.
That’s my mother’s lullaby. 18144.
Bagnasco (D. V. J.) Music in the
moonlight. 11339.
Bagnell (John) You can’t win.
Bagnera (J. A.):
Faces. 19200.
They got me runnin’ wild. 21067.
Who is it, huh! Who is it. 9315.
Bail (G. 8S.) Five little love songs.
12988.
Bailey (Albertie) :
Lullaby hour.
9426.
17094.
Twinkling eyes. 21161.
Bailey (Bill) Maybe, who knows.
27891.
Bailey (C. H.) He is my covering.
910.
Bailey (HE. A.) When it’s summer down
in the valley. 3033.
Bailey (E. F.):
In the storeroom of my heart.
aes,
Remember. 28352.
- You know I love you.
Bailey (E. P.) Elayne.
Bailey (Wileen) :
Broken toys.
Island dreams. 10847,
Lullaby blues. 7870.
Bailey (I. M.) Time and again. 21098.
Bailey (J. H.) It won’t be long. 29988.
Bailey (L. D.) Girl’s own mother.
24613.
29125.
19159.
6513.
need
Give me the modern girl. 3975.
I like to dream of a night in June.
10561, 19570.
I’m selling you me. 27441.
Bailey (PE) We»):
Carolina girl. 26762.
Girl in the old fashioned picture.
24610.
Kansas. 27642.
Only a box of roses. 28203.
With my heart and my body and
soul, 21424. ‘
Bailey (R. B.) So Vll remember you
in my dreams. 8730.
Bailey (Sudye) Song of the gallopade.
14871.
Bailey (V. R.) Darky heaven. 495.
Bailey (W. H.) Maybe, who knows.
27891.
Bailiff’s daughter of Islington. 6389.
Baily (Cam) Marriage is just a boom.
17148.
Bainbridge (John)
hour. 5145.
Bainbridge (Katharine) England, dear
old England. 16129.
Bainbridge (S. L.) Take me back to
the old Sierras. 2685.
Baines (William) :
On the amateur
Around the Maypole. 6347*.
Blessed are they that dwell.
24184,
How beautiful upon the mountains.
27288.
Pelicans’ promenade. 23171.
Bainton (H. L.) Miracle. 12862 (387).
Baird (GBB):
Flying straight to your heart.
16209.
I hear Thy eall. 16504.
It’s folks like you. 16796.
Moon shines on. 17236.
Stars waltz. 25973.
You’ve made me forget. 26509.
Baird (Bernice) See Baird (B. B.)
Baird (Jennie) I love you dear.
27398.
Baird (Ralph) pseud. See Harker (F.
Fr
Baird (S. F.) Memories of blossom
time. 4828.
Baiser pour rien. 24143.
Bakalyar (Te. A.) Forgotten love.
10237.
Baker (A. M.) Of you. 28141.
Baker (A. P.) Texas. 12258, 23568.
Baker (Charles) One tiny word.
20475.
Baker (Don) Music should always go.
up. 1798.
Baker (KE. D.) jr.
Baker (E. L.):
Listen and sing. 4652.
Lovin’ you. 32396.
1537
INDEX
Baker (KE. L.)—Continued.
Rhythms and rimes. 53834.
Songs of many lands. 5558.
Tunes and harmonies. 21148.
Tuning up. 5830.
Baker (Earl) :
Forever and ever. 31604.
If my eyes could only talk. 32042.
Viola. 338584.
Baker (Elizabeth S.)
the tulips. 28670.
Baker (Elman §8.):
Two lips among
I never knew till I found you.
7353.
There’s a cabin in the mountains.
8985.
Baker (Estes) Lovin’ you. 32396.
Baker (F. L.) My home is in your
heart. 11395.
Baker (FE. T.) Clickety-click march.
18648 (75).
Baker (Frances P.) You're not the
man I want to forget. 12802.
Baker (Frank P.) Just you. 138979.
Baker (Gene) See Baker (S. E)
Baker (H. F.) Our sweet land of
dreams. 14549.
Baker (H. P.) Trees and the Master.
12862 (507).
Baker (H. U.) Little bouquet. 7759.
Baker (I. O.) Please take me. 25683.
Baker (I. V.) Dust covered diary.
18350.
Baker (J. E.) Sunshine in the rain.
12160.
Baker (Johnny) Sweetest girl in the
' world. 5649.
Baker (L. A.)
Baker (L. K.)
31867.
Clouds. 26818.
I’d rather be blue.
(L. L.) ‘Topsy .turvy love.
151386.
Baker (L. M.) Little old lady. 30043.
Baker (M. A.):
Espagnole. 16183.
I’ve got a moon, moonsy comes and
goes. 10694.
Marguerite to greet you. 30120.
When babies go to sleep. 26292.
Yuletide music box. 30998.
Baker (Oscar):
Go, Wisconsin, go. 27145.
Our team’s leading the hit pa-
rade. 25623.
Sunset Sal, my twilight gal.
Baker (R. H.)
2631.
I’m dreaming at dawn-
ing. 10607.
Baker (R. 8S.) No one but you dear.
25920.
Raker Cr. Gy
Amanda Lee. 18696.
I wonder where you are.
In the summertime, 24991.
’Tis my latest song.
Baker
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Baker (S. E.):
Fair and charming. 27048.
Indian rain dance. 29899.
Love was on a holiday. 25262.
That maestro man. 28694.
Baker (Theodore) :
Art of bowing.
Class lessons
9509 (181).
Baker (V. G.) Out west on the plains.
14554.
Baker (Vera) You danced right into
my heart. 3195.
Baker (W. H.) ¢co.:
Miss Blue Byes.
My tomboy girl.
33904 (14).
in sight singing.
14274.
11447.
(W. S.) In God’s' garden.
16724.
Baker (W. W.) I’m coming home.
27406.
Baker (Ward) :
Attending college school. 15628.
Dearest Tillie. 15989.
Baker (Wilfred) Stringing on through
life together. 14986.
Baklevinoff (D. H.) Lovely night.
1588.
Bal masque. 9648, 29189 (450).
Balakireff (M. A.) Send out Thy light.
28453.
Balamuth (Marjorie) Harlem rhythm.
24679.
Bilan (Joan) Im tale des Schuls.
29870.
Baleh (O..M.) Oh, love of mine.
32744.
Bacon (CC. eo)
Letter from a lady. 46883.
My heart played a trick on me.
14379.
Where can you be. 26345.
Baleoff (Chick) See Baleoff (C. T.)
Baldassarre (Jino) :
Creole-stomp. 453.
Danceland, Harlem’s heaven. 475.
Empty-hearted. 19168.
Gypsy night. 19380.
Hoteha-Dixie-Lou. 963.
Just got a wire. 19876.
Lazy moon. 4586.
Let’s pretend. 7720.
Oh baby make up your mind. 5095,
Please don’t ery, my darling.
20561.
Baldwin (A. H.) Hunter’s song.
29761.
Baldwin (A. W.) Somewhere a pen-
sion is waiting. 17960.
Baldwin (Carol) pseud.
(I. M.)
Baldwin (George) I am going to miss
you my sweet lover. 983.
Baldwin (J. H.) You went away.
6235.
See Heyn
1538
INDEX.
nos, 1-12, 1986
4710.
12011.
4056.
Baldwin (Lillian) Lost love.
Bale (Louise) Smiles for me.
Bale (R. B.) Hail to Mercer.
Balet (Raymond) :
Agent
9539.
Beau ciel bleu. 9666.
Complainte bretonne. 9900.
Eeoutez mon coeur. 10134.
Eseale. 10157.
Fille rousse. 10206.
Intimité. 10882.
J’ai vu l'amour.
Légende. 11014.
Ne dis rien. 11460.
Plume de marabout.
Plus plu. 11710.
Si tu partais. 11969.
Tango d’amour. 18093.
Te chérir. 12236.
Toi seul. 12369.
Votre souvenir me poursuit.
Balfe (M. W.):
Bohemian girl. 9649, 12989.
Siege of Rochelle. 9509 (36).
Balfour (C. J.)
26329.
Balish .(Evelyn)
here again. 28094.
Ball (Alice) Each time the sun goes
10894.
11709,
12517.
down. 27008.
Ball (Amos) Standard bearers.
28587.
Ball (Barbara)
wild woods.
Springtime in the
28582.
Ball (E. J.) Just a little bit old
fashioned. 4509.
Ball (EH. R.):
Autumn. 9509 (33).
Ma dear li’l dimpled coon. 9509
(431).
My love my paradise. 9509 (508),
15517 (258).
On a road that winds down to the
sea. 204438.
Star of heaven. 3270 (621).
To the end of the world with you.
12862 (505).
Who knows.
Ball (G. E.):
Because I fell for love. 21684.
Daisy will you marry me. 21826.
Star of peace sheds it’s light. 2580.
Ball (G. H.) Love’s promise. 14190.
Ball (Harry) Whoop it up, boys.
15366.
Ball (Helen):
I’m not cryin’ over any man. 24863.
Night life in New York. 20365.
Ball (Jimmie) You’re makin’ no im-
pression on me. 23983.
Ball (Jimmy) Shadows across the
moon. 14768.
9509 (799).
ne fait pas le bonheur. |,
When we grow old. |
New Year’s day is|
‘Ball (M. L.):
Autumn. 9509 (33).
Ma dear lil dimpled coon. 9509
(431).
My love my paradise. 9509 (509).
Who knows. 9509 (799).
Ball (R. H.) For me. : 750.
Ball an bord. 12991.
Bell bei Prinz Eugen.
Ball im Savoy. 95041.
Ballantine (David) :
Holding you close to me.
Love in a mist. 32370.
One song. 28199.
Way that I love you. 30849.
Words of my song are you. 29088.
You’re like the sun and I’m like the
moon. 30978.
3401.
31805.
Ballantine (N. R.):
Heléne. 7096.
My sweet Heléne.
Ballantyne (C. W.):
Adam and Eva. 9525.
Boulder waitz. 9755.
Day’s end brings mem’ries of you.
9987.
Moonlight on Boulder Lake. 11310.
My heart’s singing love songs to
you. 113892.
Tambourina.
Teardrops. 12241.
Ballard (C. N.) Introduction to ad-
vanced technique for violin. 4428.
Ballard (F. D.):
17354.
12223.
Constantly. 3651.
In an old cherry orchard. T7462,
16718.
Love is mine. 11145.
Mister Misty Moon. 4858.
Postage stamp of you. 5253.
Shaking hands with the sun. 5440.
Waltzing to paradise. 5926.
We're steppin’ out to the op’ra.
12559.
We're stepping out to the op’ra.
9210.
Ballard (Nell):
Grasshopper ball. 24650.
In my nursery. 24974.
Ballard (Pat) See Ballard (F. D.)
Ballard (R. G.) Mr. Moon. 25348.
Ballaseyus (Virginia) Republican
campaign song. 5318.
Ballatore (Pietro) Lu m’briacu.
17093.
Ballentine (Fred) I just want you,
hangin’ around. 18650.
Ballentine (Red) See Ballentine
(Fred)
Ballog (Steve) jr. I will never forget.
19689.
Ballou (Belle) Irish blue are the eyes
of you. 32106.
1539
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., v.31
Balltrus (T. M.) Please dry your tears
dear. 5236.
Balo (Eloise) Love’s spell.
Balos. 178.
Baltera (G. A.) I’m new at the game.
1113.
Balthasar (Ethel) :
As it began to dawn. 6253 (17).
Holy night. 9509 (292).
Baltz (Dan) Just a simple mountain
gal. 27622.
Baltz (J. D.):
Dreamy river lullaby. 3800.
Full of love. 38952,
Love at first sight. 1555.
Those big brown eyes. 5766.
Baltzo (Gertrude) Cheer up. 9859.
Balz (Marguerite) See Balz (R. M.)
Balz (R. M.):
Angel. 18708.
Brother’s keeper. 6516.
Good shepherd. 27172.
252738.
Gospel. 19342.
Little church by Fallen Leaf Lake.
27789.
Take heart. 8913.
Balzarini (Arthur) You left me.
6179.
Balzer (A. I.) My rosary of memories.
17347.
Bambridge (Wm.) Vana vana. 15201.
Bamesberger (H. L.) Strolling in the
moonlight. 12139.
Bamford (Lesley) Toy drum. 28788.
Bampton (Claude) Promenade.
32921.
Bancroft (H. H.):
Lute-book carol.
Rejoice and be merry.
Band book. 26686.
Bandana land. 15517 (180).
Banden (W. J.) My dearest loves me,
I’m on a cloud. 22910.
Bang (Maia) See Hohn (M. B.)
Bang (R. M.) Om rytme og dens for-
hold til gymnastikkundervisning.
2047.
Bange (Albert) :
No more. 11495.
To be beloved. 5786.
Una vez en la vida. 12452.
Wedding ceremonial march. 12565.
Bangs (G. F. (Jerry)) Grand circus
27844,
28351.
spectacle march. 856.
Bangs (Jerry) See Bangs (G. F.
(Jerry) )
Banhagel (M. E.) Texas celebrates.
8948.
Banjo on my knee. 28517, 28737, 29-
O71, 30724, 30904, 30930.
Banks (B. M.):
My heart is aflame. 14377, 32585.
Night was quiet. 20868.
No more seeking an angel. 11496.
On a Gypsy site. 20486.
Banks (C. O.) Benedictus es, Domine.
222.
Banks (J. L.):
Elaine. 21968.
I just couldn’t carry on. 19559.
Banks (J. U.) Modesty. 17218.
Banks (James) Call for you. 6539.
Banks (Jerry) pseud. See Binkowitz
(Barnett)
Banks (Mannie)
Banks (O. L.)
say. 31116.
Banks (William) When so little from
you can mean so much to me. 26320.
Banks & son: :
Abide with me. 9518, 12864.
Be glad O ye righteous. 138004.
Bitter-sweet. 15722.
Brad y gaeaf. 9759.
See Banks (B. M.)
Be careful what you
Bredon Hill. 24205.
Cargoes. 6572.
Country life. 6679.
Destruction of Sennacherib. 138270.
Hvangeline. 16140.
Except the Lord keep the house.
24530.
Farewell. 27058.
Four Rossetti poems.
Gleanings. 3978.
Great is the Lord. 27179.
Green hills of England. 7082.
Happenings. 7057.
Homeland. 29748.
In summertime on Bredon. 138852.
Islands of mist. 32110.
Isle. 25009.
Jack of all trades.
Jack Tar. 13926.
Jolidays. 10920.
Laughing song.
Lullaby. 7869.
Manuscript book of rudiments of
music. 382423.
Merry may the keel row. 14258.
Michaelmas day. T7963.
Musie when soft voices die. 32556.
My soul, there is a country. 11489.
O be joyful in the Lord. 23052.
O clap your hands, all ye peoples.
23055.
O God of earth and altar. 32727.
Old King Cole. 23085.
Oide lavender. 17498.
Pageant of flowers. 28239.
Piper. 8415.
Remember, O Lord. 14652.
Round the village green. 25795.
Shepherd boy’s song. 14775.
Sigh no more ladies. 8678.
Sing a song to Lady April. 28496.
Six dance duets. 24219.
Spring hereafter. 23441.
Sweet and low. 26012.
33118.
13925.
32241.
1540
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
That’s the way. 12290.
Two unison songs. 29343.
Viennese sketches. 28875.
When she answered me her voice
was low. 26317.
Banner (Bob) jr.:
It must be wonderful. 27577.
When the moon is rocking in the
cradle of the sky. 28992.
Banri (Anna) Flipa flopa summ’a
coola. 738.
Banta (F. L.)
Bantinan (I. A.)
moon. 12460.
Bantock (Granville) :
Auld Robin Gray. 12862 (29).
Bells of youth. 18801.
Bird of Arabia. 13048.
Bonnie Dundee. 12862 (64).
Caliban upon Setebos. 303.
Campbells are comin’. 12862 (76).
Elfin music. 12862 (144).
Empire march. 21972.
Flowers o’ the forest. 12862 (167).
Foggy dew. 3917.
Give unto the Lord. 29648.
Gold hair. 830.
Highland laddie. 12862 (222).
Hornless cow. 4157.
Let us now praise famous men.
11051.
Master Hughes
1668.
Oh, Vermeland. 11550.
On Himalay. 3270 (478).
Pagan symphony. 32823.
Parade march. 14562, 25643.
Pierrot of the minute. 29189 (328).
Rowan elf. 14716.
Serenade at the villa. 2406.
Soliloquy of the Spanish cloister.
2509.
Threnody. 15105.
Ye banks and braes. 12862 (552).
Bantock (H. F.) Palm-Sunday morn-
ing. 21569 (430).
Bantus-verlag, g. m. b. h., Trier.
mies, 1751.
You and I. 12749.
Under the Manila
of Saxe-Gotha.
Missa
Bafuelos (Antonio) Fiesta time in
Texas. 19227.
Baptiste (Winston) Nothing so hard.
8222.
Baradell (Clifton) With Dixie down in
Dixie. 33777.
Barbara (C. S.)
Cc. C. C. 19898.
Barbarelli (Louis)
Barbarin (Paul) :
Wondring where can you _ be.
18524.
Your picture in the frame.
Barbaro (Philip)
for you. 12062.
Barbe bleue. 12862 (376).
Handy Andies of the
Tears. 8928.
12841.
Song that I made
Barbee (Bertha) This is my dance.
21076.
Barber (J. H.) jr.:
If all the girls were like you.
29857.
Remember the pioneers, 8523.
Barber (J. M.) New York town.
8187, 17404.
Barber (K. M.)
22948.
Barber (L. E.) Empty dreams.
Barber (Samuel) :
Bessie Bobtail. 15707.
Daisies. 15936.
Dover Beach. 19108, 19109.
Musie for a scene from Shelley.
17268.
Sonata for violoncello and piano.
20845.
With rue my heart is laden. 18510.
Barber (Vincent) :
Busy little feller. 24224.
I’m gonna get myself a fella. 24845.
Let’s team up with love. 4630.
Moonlight nights on the Nile. 8012.
Right until now. 2278.
Shanghai man. 8655.
So sweet and so beautiful.
You remind me. 6219.
Barbieri (Fred) Vacation days. 15194,
18280.
Barbirolli (John):
Allegretto. 4790.
Concerto. 32851.
Barbour (F.N.):
Learning to ride. 26533 (160).
Parade. 26583 (218).
Pony race. 26533 (226).
Rhode Island! dear Rhode Island.
17735.
Up in the swing. 265383 (303).
Barbour (N. H.) Merry life of peace.
1705.
Barbour (Roy) I’m in love with a
baby and you. 31939.
Barcelata (Lorenzo) :
My longing for you.
655.
2493.
Bamba. 179, 21669.
lor de fuego. 22037.
Barclay (Billy) I love only you.
22299.
Barclay (Harold) :
In the cocktail lounge.
Wonder girl. 9377.
Barclay (Jeanette)
Lane. 10069.
Barclay (Wright) My wife is still my
sweetheart. 11453.
Barezi (Tibor) Love, what are you
doing to my heart. 22742.
Bard (J. F.):
Mesearuhaz. 14262.
Sombre dimanche. 14847.
Bardack (Arthur) You’re my theme
song. 3226.
24982.
Down Lover’s
1541
INDEX
pt. II, 0. S.,:v. 32
a eEeEEeEEE——E—y———————_——E—— EE eee eee eee
Bardin (S. A.)
life. 6209.
Bardin (Suzanne) See Bardin (S. A.)
Bardo (C. U.) Dreaming of you. 6808.
Bardos (Lajos) Praeludia. 30424.
Barefield (Hddie) Bare-fields. 24147.
Barentzen (I. M.) Duek step. 19152.
Barentzen (Martha) Duck step. 19152.
You’re the gem of my
Bareuther (I.B.) Vmsohappy. 1123.
Barickman (Wade):
Dream gone astray. 21915.
Here in my arms. 22187.
You darling. 26444.
Baridy (Frank) pseud. See Day
(EF. L:)
Baridy (Mary) pseud. See Barrett
(Mary)
Barken (Jake) When you're in my
arms. 30898.
Barker (A. L.) Please remember.
25682.
Barker (C. S.) Back to land with
Landon. 24139.
Barker (G. FE.) Is it true. 10843.
Barker (Jack):
In China. 17467.
Ragamuflin Joe. 8497.
Barker (John H.):
Busy feet. 15777.
TV’ll always love you. 19578.
Barker (Joseph H.) Crash of the
Sun racer. 9941.
Barker (Ken):
Mary had a little lamb. 30125.
Me and the sun. 80182.
Barker (Lois) Don’t talk so daft.
29501.
Barker (M. D.) Landon, our bet’s on
you. 16904.
Barker (R. R.) Perky. 28266.
Barkhurst (Ray) Romance is all in
my dreams. 28383.
Barkin (D. S.):
I’m lost without you. 19628.
Shinin’ shoesies. 20766.
Barkin (Daniel) :
Long live ilove. 14143, 27770.
Lowdown. 20117.
We want the moon, down with the
sun. 12563.
Barklow (R. G.)
Barlow (Harold) :
For sale. 24580.
No more. 25517.
Barlow (J. E.) Love lagoon.
Barlow (Sybil) :
Old rhyme. 5129.
Sleepy-head. 28525.
Barmbold (W. F.):
Beautiful land of dreams.
Mine alone. 1724.
Set sail to-day. 5435.
When I’m alone with you. 3022.
Barn dance memories. 26639.
Young love. 3247.
27810.
194.
Barnard (—) pseud. See Cox (Des-
mond )
Barnard (Barney) pseuwd.
(Desmond )
Barnard (C. A.) I cannot sing the old
songs. 991. (ie .
Barnard (G. D.) au., and Barnard (H.
J.) prop.:
See Cox
Caronola waltz. 9509 (101).
Celestial crown. 9509 (105).
Barnby (—) Now the day is over.
32714.
Barnby (Joseph) :
Sweet and low. 33315, 33316.
Sweet is Thy merey. 6253 (462).
Ye shall go out with joy. 18648
(895).
Barner (R. B.) Love that I have lost.
7839.
Barnes
16421.
Barnes (Barney)
dreaming. 1135.
Barnes (Bernard)
8165.
(A. F.) Holiday sketches.
I must have been
Neapolitan mood.
Barnes (Bert) Busy. 26728.
Barnes (HE. 8.) He who would valiant
be. 13549.
Barnes (Edith) Ive got rings on my
fingers. 21569 (287).
Barnes (Hyrum) Our Townsend.
11624.
Barnes (J. B.) Traveling east with
you. 21132.
Barnes (N. F.) Wild flowers. 29053.
Barnes (W. E.) Mareh-Gloria. 30115.
Barnett (B. F.) When other hearts
have closed their doors. 381003 (215).
Barnett (Benjamin) Moon madness.
22856.
Barnett (1. R.):
Kissable. 10972.
Stay “way from my heart.
Barnett (Lanford) :
Dust. 19153.
I love June.
Summer heat.
Barnett (Mitchel) :
I’m proposing dear.
Riding away. 5338.
Barnhart (H. B.) 3d. I don’t believe
in love. 1003.
Barnhouse (C. L.)
top. 14520.
Barnhouse (C. L.) ine.:
Amsden’s celebrated practice duets.
3334.
Comrades.
Daphnis.
Drum major. 24481.
Elena polka. 24500.
Euphonia. 18567.
Intrepid leader march. 13875.
March of time. 4794.
12123.
1063.
5617.
1116.
On the mountain
26834.
13237.
1542
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
On the mountain top. 14520.
Puppet parade. 382982.
Susanna. 26009.
Triumph of Alexander.
Barns (Hthel) Escarpolette.
(119, 120).
Barnwell (G. W.)
29842.
Baron (A. E.)
Baron (A. L.)
22987.
Baron (Maurice) :
Fosteriana. 69382.
Love is everything. 27806.
My lips would sing. 32601.
Violets. 238701.
Baron (Victor) While prairie stars
guide me home. 18456.
Baron Trenck. 3270. (45, 46).
Barone (Joe) Bound for Tuscaloosa.
31196.
Barr (Alma)
Barr (Harl)
9072.
18648
I want to be there.
Dusk o’ day. 681.
Nachmu-—nachmu ami.
Mystery girl. 5014.
Along a shady lane with
you. 15561.
Barr (I. H.) Will be right again.
26400.
Barraclough (Henry) :
Christian, dost thou see them.
378.
Tioga minstreley. 5783.
Barragan (irma) Raindrops remind
me of you. 8503.
Barraine (Hlsa)
Dukas. 22212.
Barratt (P. H.):
Faithful memories. 27050.
Give me a stream with the moun-
tain trout at play. 22095.
I’m just the playboy of the prairie.
4290.
Hommage a Paul
Tootsie-pie and Caliban. 2812.
Barraud (Henri) Premiers pas. 8461.
Barrére (Georges) :
Air de ballet. 33046.
Flutist’s formulae. 744.
Passepied. 80885.
Polonaise. 29277.
Sarabande. 30500.
Barrett (Audry):
How. 16451.
Our dreams are all coming true.
17544.
Out of work blues.
Barrett (Georgiana)
first. 4540.
Barrett (M. E.)
somebody Ill go. 29862.
Barrett (Mary) Listen for a lone-
some drum. 14094.
Barrett (O. H.) Phi delta phi song.
8398.
Barrett (R. E.)
Barrett (R. G.):
Bottle fly. 3270 (71).
17555.
Kamaaina the
If the Lord wants
Oregon moon. 30357.
Clover tops. 38270 (100).
Coodle doon song. 38270 (116).
Cuddle doon. 38270 (119).
Down in Nodaway. 3270 (148).
Hovering butterflies. 15517 (147).
Hush-a-bye, baby dear. 3270 (275).
Little brother of mine. 3270 (376).
Love, in the gloaming. 3270 (394).
On Plymouth Rock. 15517 (284).
Posey bed. 15517 (3803).
Rondel. 3270 (553).
Sea o’ dreams. 3270 (565).
Send your love a violet flow’r.
3270 (569).
Sir Grasshopper. 3270 (583).
Songs and shadow pictures for the
child world. 3270 (613).
Wading. 38270 (691).
Wearyin’ for you. 3270 (705).
Welcome spring. 15517 (4386).
Barrett (R. H.) What canIdo. 15268.
Barrett (W. H.):
How could you.
Love, love, love.
24749.
17071.
Oh Texas, my Texas. 8263.
Barri (O.) Good Shepherd. 6253
(157).
Barrington (J. H.):
Maybe. 1677.
Whenever I’m listening to a mel-
ody full of rythm. 3067.
Barris (Harry) Beyond compare.
31162.
Barrish (George)
alley. 15573.
Amateur tin pan
Barron (D. D.) Lambda phi beta
sweetheart song. 27671.
Barron (T. 8S.) I want you. 6253
(218).
Barron (W. C.):
Little Tiddlewinks at play. 9509
(406).
Willie in sabots. 3270 (743).
Barrow (A, A.) Come back to me.
18959.
Barrow (H. M.) President Roosevelt,
we stand by. 23214.
Barrow (M. C.) Someday your heart
will be aching. 2524, 28546.
Barry (Bill):
Born to despair. 13077.
I did it again. 10523.
In a little inn way out in Indiana.
10782.
Swing right into love. 26027.
When it rains we let it rain on the
range. 18414.
Barry (EF. N.) On Jordan’s bank.
12862 (883).
Barry (Katharine) :
Madame Dormette. 12862 (319).
Sleepy song. 29189 (3891).
Barry (Peter) Suns beyond. 5623*.
Barry (T. F.) Army is ready. 12942.
1543
INDEX
Barsky
24190
Barsotti (R.)
Bartell (D. L.)
on me. 27275.
Bartels (J. W.):
Ill dream of you when days have
turned to years. 7255.
I loved you the moment when first
we met. 22307.
Life’s journey. 27726.
This is my song. 23608,
Wild flowers in May. 33759.
Barth (Hans) :
Aragonaise. 253802.
Arioso. 18748.
Lullaby. 24208, 24204.
Revery. 5821.
Waltz. 24298, 24654.
Barth (lL. O.) Log cabin in the pines.
382328.
Barth (Richard)
Barthelemy (R.)
33904 (174).
Barthélemy (Richard)
9509 (750).
Barthold (A. H.) Blue bonnets
waving at you. 38470.
Barthold (Mrs. Oscar)
(Philip)
Lolita, 32330.
Ciacona.
Love’s
6253 (69).
torment.
Triste ritorno.
are
See Barthold
(A. H.)
Bartholme (J. J.):
Carolyn. 12862 (81).
Standard bearer.
Bartlett (Bennie) :
Hannah, down in dreamy old Sa-
vannah. 381737.
Old fashioned mill. 82758.
Bartlett (KH. M.) I pine for the pines
in old Pine Ridge. 22384.
Bartlett (Ella) See Herbert (Victor)
Bartlett (Ethel) :
Fantastic dance. 27053.
Scherzo. 3346.
Si oiseau j’étais 4 toi je volerais.
5458.
Valse. 3347.
Bartlett (H. N.)
(J. B. Ciwsrope:
Air 4 la bourrée. 9509 (5).
Highland Mary. 9509 (290).
Japanese revery. 15517 (187).
Japanese romance. 15517 (188).
Bartlett (J. D.) Hurrah for Roosevelt.
13611.
Bartlett (John)
9509 (706).
au., and Bartlett
When from my love
I looked for love. 28957.
Bartlett (Kenneth) :
Posadas. 5250.
That first kiss. 5712.
Bartlett (R. D.) Ripples on the lake.
25768.
Bartlett (W. G.) Sweetheart of mine.
26024.
Baste
pt. III, n. S., v. 31
Blue river blues.| Bartley (M. E.) :
Little curly head. 7763.
Oh! How I love old Ireland. 30317.
Honey take a chance | Bartnovsky (Alexander) Rhapsody of
love. 2265, 11816.
Bartok (Béla) V._ streichquartett.
21568.
Bartoloni (J. V.) Child Jesus. 26782.
Barton (Ben) Some fun. 2516.
arton (G. M.) I’m too doggoned
dizzy. 22363.
Barton (Gerard) Hark! Hark! My
soul! 265383 (104).
Barton (H. L.) Lend me Thine aid,
oh Lord. 1446, 19945.
| Baruffe chiozzotte. 9509 (387).
Barzizza (Pippo):
Ansia d’amore. 22992.
Napoli allegra. 22992.
Non chieder chi son...
Barzman (Sol)
31685.
Basecetta (Alfredo) Crocerossina. 3663.
Bascomb (Paul) Swingy little rythm.
12202.
Basic songs for male voices. 9656.
Baskette (Billy) Song of the sky blue
sea. 23414.
Basl (Curt) I gave her everything she
wanted. 31885.
Basler (G. M.) City of roses. 18940.
Bass (W. E.) prop., and Bass (Mrs.
11505.
Gone with the wind.
W. E.) aw. Menu of love. 14256.
Bassett (J. A.) Ask me _ to-night.
29251.
Bassett (R. H.):
Deep South. 6744.
Departure. 19065.
Dilemma. 6760.
Dixie paraphrase. 6764.
Excitation. 138879.
Footsteps. 6921.
Foreign legion.
In No Man’s Land.
Lonely lagoon. 7793.
Par les rues. 5195.
Premonition and disaster. 20592.
Professional soldier bugle calls.
5273.
Professional soldier incidental.
5274.
Reverie. 20649.
Sidewalks. 5461.
Snatched. 5509.
Suppe’s ghost. 28621.
Tale of adventure. 18091.
Tense moment. 5700.
Bassman (—) Short’nin’ bread. 20770.
Bassman (George) Save your sorrow
for to-morrow. 5398.
(Theresa) Joyful
16221.
19761.
violinist.
10924.
Bateman (Doris) There’s only one you
for me. 18165.
1544
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Bateman (E. L.):
At a place called Calvary. 15622.
Book called the Bible. 15748.
Christian soldier. 15851.
Confidence in God. 15894.
Gospel hour song book. 16300.
Grand home coming. 16307.
Jesus’ love. 16829.
Jesus my friend. 16830.
Jesus was born. 168381.
Moving day. 17262.
My Savior. 17348.
Shall I walk with Jesus.
Sing it out. 17911.
Tell me of Jesus. 18114.
That wonderful day. 18148.
Up yonder. 18276.
Wonderful God. 18520.
Wonderful Saviour. 18523.
Bateman (G. V.) Gospel hour song
17867.
book. 16300.
Bates (Carlton) See Bates (W. C.)
Bates (D. M.):
Dreaming, just dreaming of you.
31479.
Love ’em and leave ’em. 32368.
My little boy in the street. 22948.
My old hot stuff ain’t so hot no
more. 32689.
She’s just a grand slam. 233389.
Bates (H. A.) Lord Jesus I love Thee.
1544.
Bates (L. C.) Sweet colleen.
Bates (Louise) Stars of Cuba.
Bates (Van Ness):
My arms are full of memories.
LW PACE
Yoh’r ma light divine.
Bates (W. C.) Hearts adrift.
13558.
Bath (Hubert):
Bella Napoli. 217.
Bugles of Dreamland. 33904 (29).
Cry of spring. 33904 (47).
Hushing song. 33904 (115).
In a gondola. 9509 (828).
Legend of Nerbudda. 9509 (381).
Little girl’s song. 29189 (244).
Spring in Italy. 9509 (828).
Suite Pompadour. 2622.
Bathé (C. G.) Tom-o-lom-boo. 5795.
Bathé (Jack) See Bathé (C. G.)
Baton (Rhené) :
Ame des iris. 9509 (10).
Berceuse. 9509 (59).
En Bretagne. 29189 (98).
Heures d’été. 6253 (187).
Menuet. 29189 (263).
Variations pour piano et orchestre.
6253 (496-498).
Batson (J. R.) You are the one. 3186.
Batson (Jay) See Batson (J. R.)
12165.
8825.
17277.
7092,
Round and round
5368.
Oh that honey-
Battaglini (Arnold)
they say it goes.
Battalia (Lillian)
moon. 8264.
Battle (Delia) Youth remains. 30997.
Battles (Edgar) If I could only
swing. 10746.
Bauckner (A.) Obersteiger. 28137.
Baucom (I. C.) jr. Please take ‘me.
25683.
Baudin (Louis)
18648 (83).
Baudry (JiR):
"Neath the willow down by the
stream. 14489.
When twilight falls.
Bauer (Dave, or David):
Am I losing my mind over you.
21604.
Capri twist. 9880.
Hangin’ on to happiness. 19394.
I couldn’t if I wanted to. 18629.
I got the spring fever blues.
24790.
I’ve got the spring fever. 7388.
Little o’ this, ja: little.’ that.
17009.
This time it’s the end. 15097.
Bazer (Harold) Melody. 3984.
Bauer (M. U.) See Bauer (Mary)
Bauer (Mary) Beautiful isle of Ha-
wali. 9671.
Bauer (W. K.)
grande. 57.
Bauer (W. T.):
Heart of stone. 138554.
Out of my dreams. 5184.
Bauerman (Arlyne) Happy me. 103872.
Bauerngeneral (Der) 186*.
Baughey (D. L.) jr. He’s there some-
where. 138546.
Baughman (Stanley) Oh, Peter go
ringa dem bells I heard from heaven
today. 11544.
Baum (HH. L.) Ten national character
dances. 18771.
Baum (G. C.) Comforter.
Baum (M. L.):
Belle nuit. 9509 (539).
Children at Bethlehem.
(26).
Faites-lui mes aveux. 9509 (260).
Fior di dolcezza. 21569 (141).
Open thy lattice. 21569 (425).
Song of the scythe. 15517 (237).
Tell me fair ladies. 9509 (502).
Waldmeister’s wooing. 21569
(589).
Baum (W. H.):
It’s not half so bad as it.seems to
be. 4458.
Reflection. 5308.
Bauman (Lew) See Bauman (Lucian)
Beau Danube bleu.
15331.
Alla en el rancho
15888.
24031
1545
INDEX
Bauman (Lucian) :
Eatin’ and sleepin’. 21960.
If I only had the nerve. 1200.
It just isn’t in the ecards. 19803.
Sooner or later. 12069.
Bauman (Virginia) Serenade of the
moon. 30519.
Baumann (A. P.) Second of four.
8639.
Baumer (Cecil) Sailor’s life. 2347.
Baumgarten (L. A.):
I never dreamed. 7349.
Playin’ solitaire. 8424.
Tired of falling in love. 9027.
Baumgartl (J. I.):
Cuddling in the cradle of the moon. |
3664.
Eyes of fire. 24532.
I long for you. 24824.
Music goes to my head. 32554.
Baumgratz (J. M.):
I long for you when day is done.
7266.
Just thoughts. 7622.
Why can’t I call you my sweet-
heart. 9326.
Bavarian laendlers album.
Bavoux (EF. W.):
Out of the blue. 11626, 32815.
To have and to hold. 238681.
We traded hearts. 26253.
You are the girl of my dreams
sweetheart. 127538.
Bavoux (M. J.):
To have and to hold. 23631.
We traded hearts. 26253.
Baweomb (Jack) Go West, young
15668.
“lady. 24625.
Bax (Arnold) Mediterranean. 17937.
Baxter (A. E.) Townsend national
rally. 2816.
Baxcern | (in eho) 2 it Glory .dawn.
16284.
Baxter (Phil):
Five piece band. 138411, 24562.
I ought to break your neck for
breaking my heart. 13747, 24885.
Keep cool, calm and _ collected.
13988.
*Leven miles from Leavenworth.
25169.
Baxter (Robert) jr. 6399.
Bayard, (l....R.):
Mountain of vision. 8039*.
When Christ arose triumphant.
9248*.
Bayer (Conrad) Last ride. 27673.
Bayer (Friedrich) Symphonische spiel-
_ musik. 14993.
Bayer (Walter)
words. 10604.
Bayerer (I. P.)
chest. 17010.
Melody.
I’m at a loss for
Little old memory.
pt. 117, n. S., v. 31
Bayerer (Max) Little old memory
chest. 17010.
Bayes (Nora) :
Blarney. 29189 (39).
Falling star. 26533 (69).
Fritz. 21569 (153).
I’m glad ’'m a boy and Im giad
I'm a girl. 26533 (128).
I’m learning something every day.
21569 (235).
I wonder if they are all true to me.
21569 (242).
If it were not for dear old father.
26533 (141).
Let’s get the umpire’s goat. 21569
(298).
Sing me ae ecome-all-ye. 21569
(502).
See also Norworth (N. B.)
Bayes-Norworth (Nora) See Norworth
(N. B.)
Bayford (D. E.):
Blackbirds of 1936. 24181.
Duchess is learning the rumba.
6822.
Francis & Day’s juka tutor.
Handful of smoke. 18524.
Poor little Romany. 8445.
Bayha (Charles): °
My sugar turned sour on me.
22063,
28071.
You’re ey’rything sweet. 26479,
30976.
Bayley (—) Long long ago. 323841.
Bayley & Ferguson:
Farewell. 31560.
Immortal love. 32060.
Melodies and descants for Ssight-
reading. 32460, 32461.
Bayne (R. T.) When we sing love’s
old sweet song. 33709.
Bayne (W. S.) Memories.
Baynes (Sydney) :
Bright eyes. 275, 13087.
Legacies. 1441, 14037.
Baynon (Arthur) :
Four souvenirs.
Nursery portraits.
Baynton-Power (H.)
28269.
Baze (J. B.) Memories of bygone days.
27905.
Bazelaire (Paul) :
Berceuse chinoise.
4826.
187.
20396.
Piano-curios.
26663.
Dix études transcendantes. 18772.
ler concertino. 9504.
Beach (A. M. C.) :
After. 6253 (6).
Evening hymn. 686.
O Lord God of Israel. 5084.
Variations on Balkan themes.
30817.
Year’s at the spring. 26533. (837).
1546
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Neen eee eee eee EE TrEaET-an=T earn EEESESSEES SEER SEEN aS
Beach (Barbara) :
My love for you. 30235.
Swingin’ love. 338346.
Theme song. 33399.
Beach (F. O.) Out of the darkness
from Calvary. 17558.
Beach (Mrs. H. H. A.) See Beach
(A. M. C.)
Beacon music pub. co. Technical prob-
lems for violin. 18105.
Beal (C. J.) It’s the opinion we are
in love. 7559, 27586.
Beal (R. W.) Reverie. 14659.
Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd. Fiddler at
the forge. 27065.
Beale (Thurley) Rinka. 20659.
Beall (C. J.) I’m all alone. 18685.
Beals (Russell) Maybe I’m falling in
love. 1679.
House with the little
13596.
Beamish (Art)
green ‘tiles.
Bean (A. N.):
In after years.
My song. 114385.
Bean (Mabel) :
Harlem lady. 4076.
Yours to forget. 338897.
10787, 27531.
Bean (W. E.) Sweet Bermuda. 20942.
Beantly (Nell) Look what I found.
32345.
Beard (Cliff)
I’d like to be.
I’m not the guy that
7324.
Beard (F. L.) Moon of romance.
22858
Beard (W. L.) Leap year _ blues.
27679.
Bearse (D. M.) My cottage of hap-
piness. 28001.
Bearson (Henry) Moment I looked
at you. 11289.
Beat (R. R.) At last you’re mine.
9613.
Beatrix Cenci.
Beatti (H. de):
J’aime la nature. 10895.
Rataplan ... plan. 11791.
Beatti (J. W.) Music highways and
byways. 20254, 27984.
Beatty (J. F.) jr.
home. 16172.
Beatty (Jimmy)
14281, 14282.
jr.
Beattys (A. M.):
Cavalier rides. 3562.
Christmas lullaby. 3600.
Down in the woodland. 3768.
Lullaby spinning song. 4768.
Query. 5283.
Song in the rain. 5540.
Song of the Flag. 5543.
Tragedy in smoke. 5810.
You and I and love. 6153.
Your voice at dawn. 6247.
| Beaver (G. M.)
Ferryin’ Marian
See Beatty (J. F.):
Beaty (Pearl)
590.
Beauchamp (G. A.) jr. It’slove. 16800.
Beaudreau (Zephyr) Prés de moi si je
Dream in a garden.
taurais. 2188.
Beaulieu (M. Z.) Shepherd’s song.
33124.
Beaulieu (R. P.) It’s got me down.
4452.
Beaumont (Jack) It'll be reight. 1291.
Beaurman (M. A.):
Fair days. 21997.
Townsend campaign march. 9806,
5807.
Beautiful heaven. 18781.
Beautiful sky. 195.
Beauty contest. 9673".
Beauty spot. 15517 (638, 308), 18648
(30, 34-36, 52, 73, 88, 130, 145, 160,
161, 295, 328, 358), 21569 (29-35, 45,
134, 142, 189, 462, 476).
Beauvilliers (Louis) I saw you in my
dream. 19653.
Beaver (A. D.)
haunting me.
Ghost of your love is
16263.
When it’s moonlight
on the desert. 18416, 28970.
Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.:
Adios, schone senorita.
Caballero. 18865.
Du hast zwei augen dunkel wie
die schwarze nacht. 10119.
Hiskristalle. 10140.
Herz, du kennst meine sehnsucht.
31788.
Heut’ ist der schonste tag meines
lebens. 10431.
Hort ihr die Zigeuner. 19461.
Hunderttausend kleine maédchen
warten auf das gltick. 31839.
Ich bin das herz von Paris. 32025.
Ich trag’ dich auf hinden hinein
in das gliick. 32030.
Ich und du verliebt. 19704.
In der heide bliih’n die blumen.
19745.
Ja, SO ein ra-da-di-bum ...
Lachen ist gesund. 19919.
Leise singt die nachtigall, was mir
im herzen erklinget. 33083.
Links sitzt das herz. 11068.
Mein fraulein, nicht so
20176.
Mein herz hat heimweh nach
deiner liebe. 32456.
Mein traum vom gliick. 20179.
Natascha, du schwarzes midel aus.
dem Kaukasus. 11457.
Neues leben fangt an. 32657.
Nur du, Maria. 32719.
Soldaten-kameraden. 12019.
Spielmanns lied. 33253.
Tag und nacht denk’ ich an Elisa-
beth. 14999. ;
31009.
10897.
stolz..
1547
INDEX
Beboton-verlag, g. m. b. h.—Continued. | Becucci (E.)
Tanzmusik. 33369.
Uns gefallt diese welt. 12473.
Walzer zu zwein. 21234.
Wann kommt die stunde. 33617.
Warum wird liebe so schwer ge-
macht. 21243.
Wenn vom himmelszelt ein kleines
sternlein fallt. 12571.
Wir trinken alle heut briiderschaft.
12705.
Woran denkt der matrose. 33794.
Becan (A. F.) That little sweetheart
of mine. 12277, 33388.
Beeatoros (Spiros) :
Choros syrtos politikos. 26792.
Kaumeno to gadouraki. 1388.
Tha fugo kore mou sta xena. 2714.
Becce (G.) On the Lido. 30845.
Bechtel (Doc) See Bechtel (G. M.)
Bechtel (G. M.) Please give back my
heart. . 17630.
Bechtel (J. W.)
Monterey. 11621.
Bechtel (Perry) :
Bechtel (Perry)
31133.
Mood in swing. 1745.
Bechtel (Wesley) See Bechtel (J. W.)
Beck (A. S.) Jl bring home the bacon.
10568.
Our love affair in
guitar solos.
Beck (Conrad) Serenade. 11935.
Beck (Hmma) I owe it all to you.
27461.
Beck (Margaret) Moon cast a Spell.
32524.
Beck (R. EH.) Little lonesome star.
4664.
Beck (R. V.) Quartette—E minor.
28318.
Beck (Wm.) Shattered love affair.
11950.
Becker (Alma):
I can hear you ealling in the valley
of my dream. 4197.
Where the sands of the desert roll.
12657.
Becker (HE. F.) You and me.
Becker (Georges) :
Douze lecons de solfége. 31134.
Treize lecons de solfége. 31135.
Vingt lecons mélodiques de solfége.
31136.
Becker (J. J.) Concerto. 3428.
Becker (K. C.) Oh joy! Santa sure
was here. 3atat.
Becker (R. L.)
Gavotte.
Toccatella.
Becton (J. B.):
Only you. 32793.
Search my heart. 33097.
Wherever you are. 18451.
Becton (V. A.) There you go.
33822.
3004 (90).
33904 (314).
33418.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Tesoro mio. 9509 (734).
Bedard (L. A.) Hail! Hail! Our Presi-
dent. 31730.
Beddig (H. W.) Kissable lips. 10978.
Bedell (Flora) Mumbo Jumbo. 17264.
Bedell (R. L.) :
Arioso. 29271.
Cantiléne. 15807.
Choral fantasia on Gelobet seist
du, Jesu Christ. 29272.
Légende. 32247.
Noél. 1965.
Pedal exercitium. 15652.
Reflections in a= erystal
11808.
Bedford (Herbert) :
Beautiful land of Nod. 9509 (44).
Billet doux. 9509 (68).
Clock. 9509 (135).
Cobweb castle. 9509 (1387).
Happy prince. 29189 (147).
If thou wilt be the falling dew.
9509 (324).
Little white rose. 9509 (407).
Long ago in Egypt. 9509 (410).
Love in a mist. 9509 (419).
Mr. Coggs. 9509 (489).
Nonsense songs. 9509 (525).
Rose gardener. 9509 (627).
Soul’s blossom. 9509 (693).
Tell me where is fancy bred. 9509
(732).
To all you ladies. 9509 (743).
Two seal songs. 9509 (382).
Waters of Lethe. 9509 (773).
Who is Sylvia. 9509 (798).
Bedford (R. BE.) My honey. 25444.
Bedinger (Hugo) Till mor. 33444.
Beduhn (Red) :
There’s a little old log cabin in the
valley. 8989.
Underneath the western sky. 9119.
Beduhn music pub. co.:
There’s a little old log cabin in the
valley. 8989.
Underneath the western sky. 9119.
pool.
Bee (Billey) My heart cries. out.
25436.
Beeaff (G. A.) jr. Spring fever. 12096.
Beebe (Fred) :
Heaven help me. 24701.
My definition of love. 25421.
Beebe (Lewis) :
I’m saying good-bye forever.
132
You forgot me after you said good-
bye. 15446.
Beech Mountain folk-songs and ballads.
18790.
Beecham (A. W.) Peines d’amour per-
dues. 17588.
Beecher (C. M.):
Scherzando. 3270 (563).
Waltz in D major. sina (426).
1548
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Beecher (Gene) When you realize it’s
love. 23835.
Beeck (EH. M.) Wedding of the roses.
23754.
Beecroft (R. M.) Knowing Jesus.
7655.
Beeman (F. F.) Comforter. 29420.
Been (J. L.) Life is a song. 19986.
Beer (Gustay) Bauerngeneral. 186*.
Beer (L. J.) Concertino. 18967.
Beer song. 24161.
Beercheck (Joseph) Shine o’ golden
moon, please shine. 14778.
Beers (HE. L.) Centennial. 9847.
Beeson (H. 8.) High upon a hill to-
gether. 929.
Beetem (H. J.) Babes in the wood.
21653.
Beetho (Chas.) That dreamy waltz:
2716.
Beethoven (Ludwig van) :
Adagio cantabile. 31187.
Allegretto. 31138.
Authentic first Beethoven. 6422.
Bagatelle. 138025, 15686.
Chase of the wolf. 29297.
Heossaise. 15687, 18791.
Elegy. 15688.
Fiir Elise. 311389.
Heavens are declaring. 29298.
In questa tomba. 24162.
In the Northland. 9684.
Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee.
204
Magnolia boughs. 29299.
Menuet from the Septet, op. 20.
15689.
Minuet. 18793, 24163, 26653.
Minuet and trio. 18792.
Moonlight sonata. 205.
On time. 9685, 9686.
Rain music. 206.
Rondino. - 31140.
Sonata. 9509 (46).
Sonate. 9509 (47-49), 12862 (39-
- 46), 15517 (23, 24).
Sonate pathétique. 6423.
Sonatina. 9509 (50).
Two dances. 15690.
3 sonates. 9509 (51), 12862 (47).
Béghin (A.) Jota aragonese. 2349.
Beginners waltz. 13081.
Begley (J. C. A.) It’s all up to you.
7541.
Begley (William) :
All that I have in the world. 49.
Some place, some time, 30574.
Beguesse (C. E.) Same old _ story.
23299.
Behm (Eduard) :
Romanze. 26533 (240).
Serenade. 26533 (256).
Behn (Harry) Texas ranger song.
12264, 21011.
Behr (Francois) 18648
(97).
Behrend (A. H.)
Behrend (Fritz)
Behrend (R. N.):
Lost without you. 20067.
You fill the bill. 94380.
Behunin (Goldie) :
Home of our dreams.
Wild music. 33760.
Beifuss (W, E.) Dim lights.
Beilschmidt (Curt)
28181, 28182.
Beisinger (L. P.)
Dreamland, 31494.
Belanger (P. A.) Found. 10243.
Dew drops.
Since, 9509 (669).
Dornroéschen. 31458.
10455.
6761.
Olympia-kimpfer.
Drifting out of
Belcher: (D. J.) I. adore you. ‘180.
Belden (M. A.):
I’m gonna make faces. 27420.
Quicksands of love. 11765.
Belfore (Martin) :
Bench, a book, a girl. 15700.
Caribeana. 13133.
Whisper in my ear. 18459,
Belgium, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of musie, p. 5.
Belich (A. P.):
Forever and a day. 24584.
Girl forever on my mind. 24607.
Got to have a girl. 16303.
In the shadow of the Nile. 13863.
Just like a little love story. 25084,
She left me here alone. 14769.
Believe me, if all those endearing young
_ charms. 214, 13034, 18798, 31144.
Belknap (B. C.) Here comes the moon.
19440.
Belknap (Frank) It must have been
the milkman. 29189 (213).
Bell (Alyce) pseud. You. 3177,
Bell (B. A.):
Waltzing on stars, 2948.
Windy city blues. 9356.
Bell (B. B.) Texas centennial waltz.
8952, 23570.
Bell (C. E.) Drouth down South.
19149.
Bell (EK. D.) Taxin’ blues. 18099.
Bell (H. W.):
Doggy heaven. 3745.
Marina. 22782.
Bell (Elva) Spring in Iowa. 20883.
Bell (G. R.) You took my heart. 6225.
Bell (H. K.) music co. Ill be seeing
you in Dallas. 10564.
Bell (Henry) Abide with me. 9518.
Bell (J. H.):
Euphonia. 13367.
Intrepid leader march. 13875.
Bell (J. W.) Louisiana lullaby. 14153.
Bell (Jean) pseud. See Bell (EH. D.)
Bell (Joseph) New York town. 20354.
Bell (Minnie) Precious darling. 32905.
1549
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. S., v: 3k
Bell (N. D.) New York. 8182.
Bell (Raymond) See Bell (G. R.)
Bell (Rex) You’ve got dust on your
coat. 80990.
Bell (S. T.)
7478.
Bell (William) :
Gavotte. 87.
Jig elephantine,
Low down bass.
Nautical John. 1928.
Bella (Gio) Iris time. 27567.
Bellach (H. A.):
Slow poke. 12005.
Swing fever. 12191.
Belle equipe. 3383865, 33501.
Belle of Brittany. 24081 (12).
Belle of the barber’s ball. 29189 (29*).
Belle traversée. 29303*.
Beller (Lou) One ina million. 25593.
Bellevue revyen 1936. 24168.
Belli (Primo) :
In my garden of roses.
1831.
1608.
Can you blame a man. 3582.
You’re something new to me.
18611.
Bellin (Lewis) :
Awake or asleep. 145.
Hit of the season. 7121*.
T’ll miss you. 138664.
Wink of your eye. 153892.
Bellini (Renato) :
Lullaby for Liana. 14201.
Notte ... Stelle. 1977.
Ombra. 23099, 23100.
Ring around the roses. 14673.
Bellstedt (Herman) jr., au., and Bell-
stedt (IKkate) prop.:
Dixie fantasia. 29189 (86).
Humoresque on Turkey
straw. 29189 (174).
Belly (Lead) pseud. See Ledbetter
(Huddie)
Beloved vagabond.
Below (Ted):
Pappy, Zeb and Ezra and Elton.
8368.
Red River valley. 11800, 11801.
Belson (Harry) Josephine. 25051.
Beltramo (Carlo) :
Sera d’autunno. 119832.
Serata primaverile. 2403.
Strimpellata all’amore. 2606.
Vette nevose. 2906.
Belwin, inc.:
Adagio and Tarantella.
Artist’s festival. 12946.
Korsakov. 10984.
Liszt fantasie. 7755.
Rimsky-Korsakow fantasie.
Southern cross. 12077.
Spain. 8799.
Strauss fantasie. 8841.
Tschaikowsky fantasie.
Youth dauntless. 30996.
in the
33001, 33851.
29196.
8549.
9079.
Belyea (M. E.) Indian love story.
7514.
Belzacki (Jerzy) Zagrajcie mi. 29187.
Bemberg (H.) Nymphs and fawns.
33904 (214).
Bemis (Connie) Is evrything cope-
setic. 10841, 25005.
Ben Bernie, the old maestro, collection
of favorite songs. 15699.
Benatzky (Ralph):
Allergrosste zukunft hat die liebe.
31028.
Am besten kiisst sich’s im biiro.
aa
Axel an der himmelsttir. 31085.
Du verfiihrerisches Beinah. 624.
Frau von heut’. 29618.
Gebundene hiande. 29633.
I cannot live without your love.
27320.
In Holly-Holly-Holly-Holly-Holly-
wood. 9382071.
Mal links—mal rechts. 4784.
Mein schones friiulein, gute nacht.
380135.
Papa-mama-foxtrot. 32830, 32831.
Pfiiat di Gott. 5218.
Puppenfeewalzer. 32930, 32981.
Salzburger schntirlregen. 5390.
Sch6n war es doch im alten Wien.
2379.
Sché6n war’s halt damals im alten
Wien. 2380.
Tabu-foxtrot. 30679.
Vienna-film. 30821.
White horse inn. 29027.
Benchman (Cecelia) Take things as
they come. 33358.
Benekendorf (C. P.):
Landon will keep America free.
22608.
Old ivy covered wall.
Bendayan (Baron):
Heaven was yesterday. 22181.
14499,
Tenderfoot. 30698.
Bendayan (Ron) Heaven was yester-
day. 22181.
Bendel (Franz):
Bendel album. 240381 (13).
Rhapsodie hongroise no. 2. 18648
(226, 227).
Sechs deutsche marchenbilder.
9509 (54).
Bender (R. P.) Dream of mine. 21918.
Bender (Sidney) . Sweetheart, Ive
gotta go home. 23512.
Bendix (Theo.) Longing. 21569 (810).
Bendix pub. corp. Bendix music series
for pianoforte. 29305.
Benech (F. LL.) Myrella la_ jolie,
29189 (291).
Benedict (A. B.):
And he did. 38270 (20).
Blow me down. 3467*.
1550
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Benedict (H. D.) Cindy. 15857.
Benedict (Howard) Gentleman awaits.
31636.
Benedict (J.) Wren. 33803.
Benedict (L. H.):
Adored. 15.
Darling, how could you forget.
497.
Oh, beautiful dreams. 2000.
Benedict (Lois) Believing in you,
3438.
Benedict (M. EH.) Dream song. 10085.
Benedict (Sil) Dancing silhouettes.
21838.
Beneke (Adolf) Tausend bunte blit-
melein. 2696.
Benes (J. J.) It’s no use trying to
forget you. 1298.
BeneS (Jara):
Andulka. 18702.
4040*.
251389.
Gtitige Antonius.
Leave it to Katarina.
Manover-lied. 20146.
Nichts als sonnenschein. 5042.
Sankt Antonius, hor’ mein flehen.
5395.
Sur les bords de la Seine. 33311.
Tanzen wir walzer. 5679.
Benford (Deotha) Think on me.
21072.
Benford (W. C.):
Think on me. 21072.
You can’t have your way always.
23946.
Benigno (Salvatore) Tired of roam-
ing. 30746.
Beninate (Pietro) Shepherd _ girl.
8666.
Benjak (Stephen) :
Now I foliow you around. 23046.
Story goes on and on and on.
2598.
Tut tut don’t be mad. 23662.
Well ll be doggoned. 238759.
When you are mine. 29003.
Where old pards meet. 26351.
Who’s this. 23856.
Benjamin (Arthur):
Chinoiserie. 29390.
Let’s go hiking. 27705.
Scherzino. 30507.
Shepherd’s holiday. 383122.
Siciliana. 30547.
Wind’s work. 9855.
Benjamin (G. P.) Night school march.
6253 (348).
Benjamin (H.) s.a.r.l.:
A minuit sur la plage. 24033.
Assez de comédie. 9607.
Au dela des nuages. 15629.
C’est le vent. 26735.
Concours de musique.
Des peines d’amour.
31340.
528.
126829—37——4
Evocation. 10175.
On a pendu la crémaillére.
Partir un jour. 17585.
Quand un gendarme rit. 8483.
Tristement. 261538.
Benjamin (H.) Editions, s.a.r.l. Tou-
jours vingt ans. 12381.
Benjamin (S. H.):
Blue moments.
Don’t feel blue.
Streamline. 2605.
While dancing.
Without you.
Wonderful you.
Would you care.
Yearning. 23922.
Youre everything to me.
Benkelman (J. F.):
African rhapsody.
Art for art’s sake.
I wanna ride on
13786.
Love opened my eyes. 11158.
Puttin’ on my shoosies and step-
pin’ out to-night. 14631.
Swingtime jubilee. 33347.
Too much relativity. 15133.
What’ll it be to-night, fair lady.
15279.
Benkhart (G. A.) :
On the top of a wave with you.
12862 (3886).
20442.
21716.
10050.
6069.
9374.
9380.
6137.
6194.
12879.
12944,
the subway.
Our old pal Billy Penn. 15517
(288).
Quaker lady. 12862 (423).
Under my merry widow hat.
9509 (756).
Your eyes made me marry you.
15517 (466).
Benkhart (G. F.)
9509 (506).
Benn (H. D.):
What does a sweetheart mean.
18376.
You can’t flag me.
Bennard (George) :
Christ of the human road. 9872.
Old rugged cross. 2041.
Bennefeld (A.):
Regentropfen.
Ungarwein.
Benner (Billy)
deo in heaven.
Bennet (John)
My Irish Romeo.
15440.
11805, 11806.
12465, 12466.
Will there be a ro-
3110.
Come, shepherds, fol-
low me. 3628.
Bennett (A. L.) Thank God for
Texas. 26074.
Bennett (Aileen) :
Aeolian string ensemble method.
6265, 15527.
Gamble’s class method for strings..
3958.
Bennett (Alexander) :
At the barn dance. 24112.
1551
INDEX
Bennett (Alexander )—Continued.
Cricket on the hearth. 21818.
Good morning! Good morning!
How are you to-day. ‘7007.
Johnny-jump-up. 32161.
Old King Cole. 25570.
Swinging along. 8902.
Bennett (C. N.) Every day is a mem-
ory. 6865.
Bennett (Chester) :
I’m so lonely. 10662.
Like a bolt from out of the blue.
32283.
Bennett (EH. B.):
Guess. 13507.
Wandering. 9180.
Bennett (EF. R.) Life without you.
14083.
Bennett (G. E.)
of you. 10169.
Bennett (G. T.)
Glasgow. 28287. —
Bennett (Howard):
Mizpah. 9509 (491).
Every time I think
Poor Ruthie Mac-
Unless. 9509 (759).
Bennett (lL. J.):
Bungalow town. 217381.
Fishin’. in the erick. 29591.
Good for nothin’ no account.
4015.
Home sweet home for me. 24727.
Bennett (Leo):
Cowboy-now boy. 31003 (35).
I’m all alone, hooray. 31003 (71).
On our balloon honeymoon. 31003
(133).
Sunset brings idle dreams. 33904
(293).
Bennett (Merle) Down-stream.
31468.
Bennett (Richard) Dance, my com-
rades. 9958, 9959.
Bennett (Roland)
hood sweetheart.
Bennett (T. C.):
Lovelight. 31003 (103).
Pork and beans. 15517 (302).
Pudnin’ tame. 15517 (309).
Bennett (T. C. 8.):
Four songs of childhood.
(30).
Take O take those lips away.
33904 (301).
Bennett (W. G.) sr. Vacation. 12478.
Benning (Ida) When the birds come
back in the spring. 6027.
Bennion (A. M.) I will return to you.
22.424.
Benoist (André) Marly-le-Roi.
Benoit (Mac):
Voice of my child-
33089.
29189
27878.
Buy American. 38515.
Dearest. 6738.
Despina. 6755.
Don’t sing this song. 10059.
pt. ItI, n. S., v. 31
Give me the moon and a little
girl to love. 22099.
He had the fundamental principle.
7081.
He, she and me. 22178.
I like ta sing the opery. 7248.
I like to dance the opery. 16518.
I’m a lonesome for the rolling
prairie. 223808.
I miss the dear old fashion days.
7343.
I sing the operee. 1149.
I teach-a you to sing. i3761.
It was just a dream. 10888.
Josephine. 22552,
Mariposa. 25297.
Milujem ta mila. 17195.
She done lef’ me now. 5442.
She walked away with my heart.
25853.
So long. 2492,
Some-one. 87438.
Strolling down the avenue. 23468.
Take back your jewelry. 2680.
Benoy (M. K.) Ye that by night.
29189 (484).
Benscoter (Rosetta) Valley moon.
33569.
Benson (Ada) Your feet’s too big.
6240.
Benson (Bertha) By the little old
mill. 65382.
Benson (D. P.):
I’m goin’ to cuddle ’neath the
covers. 4277.
Magic of the moonlight. 4774.
’Sfunny. 11939.
Wishing. 18507.
Benson (George) :
Dreaming of her. 16084.
On Lake Michigan’s shore. 8306.
Wiley and Will. 3105.
Benson (H. V.) I’m lonesome for the
West to-night. 381948.
Benson (R. E.) All thru’ the years,
I'll have you. 6295.
Bentel (Franklin) I feel love com-
ing on. 7211.
Bentley (B. B.) Caliph of Bagdad.
24236.
Bentley (C. O.) Love that satisfies.
7840.
Bentley (E. M. (Ted)):
Catch as catch can. 3557.
I found that romance was a game
of chance. 7218.
Strange as it seems. 5606.
To have and to hold you. 5790.
Wind tells a story. 6106.
Bentley (R. H.) China moon. 26788.
Bentley (Ted) See Bentley (HE. M.
(Ted) )
Benton (EH. A.)
Was it love. 9187.
1552
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Benton (Henry):
Song of the golden West. 33236,
Berg (Claude)
28581.
Springtime and you.
Wagon train keep moving along.| Berg (D. G.):
33597.
Benton (Leonard) jr. My pal the
moon. 1885.
Benton (Lillian) In my garden of
lilies. 27544,
Benton (M. M.):
If you don’t mean it. 29866.
Nobody but you. 30287.
Benton (Mike) See Benton (M. M.)
Bentzon (J¢grgen) :
Intermezzo. 6488.
Racconto. 8495.
Benvenuti (Giacomo) :
Pastorale. 3261.
Toccata e canzone per organo.
28776.
Beny (Joe) Ah! gee whiz. 15536.
Bercoff (Mary) Last good-bye. 16906.
Berdahl (A. C.) Zum-zum-zum. 38265.
Berend (Dave) lLang’s (Eddie) finger-
board harmony for guitar. 32251.
Berendt (C. D.):
Hop-skippity-jump. 10466.
I’m high. 10625.
Moonlight over Broadway. 11513.
Sun sets and rises with you. 12151.
Berens (Charlotte) Wanderer’s
nachtlied. 28899.
Beresford (Maurice) :
Antonio. 29240.
Couple of April fools.
Cowboy. 3661.
Did your mother come from Ire-
land. 31428.
He forgot to come back. 29713.
He was a gentleman’s gentleman.
16371.
On top of a bus. 5149.
Our days together. 20490.
Piccadilly. 11681, 23176.
Pop eyed Pete. 14612.
Prairie is a lonesome place at
night. 14618.
She came from Alsace Lorraine.
8658.
Sing you cowboy. 14803.
Sunset trail. 5625.
We're tops on Saturday night.
23746,
Wheel of the wagon is broken.
5988, 5989.
Why did she fall for the leader of
the band. 6087.
Wotcha gotcha trombone for.
18539.
Beretvas (Hugo) Hungarian resurrec-
tion. 4181.
Berezowski (Nicolai)
Berg (Bernard)
33196.
9933.
Suite. 29310.
Smoky treasure.
Behold what a Saviour. 31142.
O holy light. 32728.
Berg (1. B.):
Baby days. 21655.
Let me belong to you. 22625.
Wear the rose in your hair that
I gave you. 23752.
Berg (Jimmy) Sing me a sweet old
Vienna tune. 28507.
Berg (John) Girl in Paree. 3968.
Berg (Lawrence) When it’s moon-
light in the Rockies. 21327.
Berg (Phil):
Please be true, to me. 8427,
Romance with you in my arms.
20685.
While I dream. 3080.
Bergamini (Federico) :
Forse si, forse no. 6931.
Morir d’amore. 1766.
O Susanna. 32698.
Voglio la mamma.
Bergamote (La) 6440.
Bergdahl (A. E.):
Cascade trails.
Merry Christmas.
Waiting. 18313.
Bergen (A. H.) Day is dark and
dreary. 3698.
Bergen (Carl)
9148.
9839.
4838.
Music of the ordinary.
22896.
Bergenholtz (Edward) Basking in the
sunshine. 9509 (39).
Berger (Alexis) Filles et garcons.
728.
Berger (Fred) jr. Keep on loving me.
33904 (156).
Berger (Gertrude) :
Desire for you. 29468.
In the garden by the sea. 29891.
Berger (H. J.):
My heart’s in Colorado. 22931.
Why do I keep on smiling. 26386.
Berger (Harry) Why do I keep on
smiling. 26386.
Berger (Mae) Any way I say it, it
means I love you. 21619.
Berger (N. W.):
I gave way to love. 19547.
There is love in my heart. 21043.
Berger (Pauline) Rooseveltism.
33020.
Berger (Rodolphe) :
Aprés Vondée. 9509 (18).
Au petit bonheur. 9509 (27), 15517
(16).
Bulgare. 15517 (40).
C’est pour rire. 9509 (94), 21569)
(54).
Calais-Douvres.
Chevalier d’Eon.
29189! (51).
9509 (115-119).
1553
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., Vv. 31
Berger (Rodolphe )—Continued.
Dans le silence de la nuit. 9509
(172).
Deux danses espagnoles. 29189
(32 33)%
Eau qui chante. 9509 (196).
Enfant dormira bientdt. 15517
(98).
Friponne. 9509 (240).
Fruit défendu. 9509 (242), 29189)
(122).
Maréchale. 9509 (446), 12862
(325)
Master Bob. 21569 (346).
Mon echéri. 265383 (190).
Par les prés fleuris. 12862 (397).
Philippine. 9509 (566, 567), 29189).
(325).
Pimprenette. 9509 (571), 21569:
(442, 443).
Rions toujours! 9509! (618, 619).
Sylphes et lutins. 15517 (888).
Whisky and soda. 9509 (794, 795).
Berger Collinet. 9697.
Bergére indulgente. 9698.
Bergersen (Baldwin) Trillin’.
Berggren (EHmil) :
In the valley of my dreams.
16754.
Memories of you. 30145.
2833.
Bergh (EH. H.) Festival orchestra
book. 3884.
Bergh (H. V.) Festival orchestra
book. 3884.
Bergh (J. A.) Young men’s choral as-
9480.
Mexicana Flo
sembly for schools.
Berglas (Alexander)
from Mexico. 20191.
Bergman (George) :
It isn’t true. 25015.
Love returns. 14167.
Bergman (P. M.):
Roamin’ through
25770.
Turkey carnival. 12423.
Bergman (Stefan, or Stephan):
Himmelsgesiinge. 983-985.
Irmelin rose. 1275.
Polka caprice. 2164.
Romany rye. 2315.
Sigh. 2441.
Summer in Spain. 20925.
Tango caprice. 2690.
Valse caprice. 2899.
Bergmann (Robert) Chants lunaires.
6591.
Bergstrom (KE. K.)
Bergunker (Max):
the South.
Wishing. 29070.
Arabesque. 225.
Call from the minaret. 306.
Enzeli. 670.
Ispiyandan ben ketchialmam.
1285.
Joyful Achmed. 1838.
Oriental call. 2080.
Persian melody. 2131.
Snake dance. 2485,
Song of the oasis. 2538.
Tchaush dance. 2697.
Berk (Morty) :
Have a little thought for me.
10885.
How can you turn me down.
24747, 29756.
Kiss me _ good-night little girl.
4555,
Skip it. 5494.
Berkeley (Lennox) Jonah. 16888.
Berkeley (Stan) It'll be reight. 1291.
Berkey (Maurice) Swing band.
14980.
Berking (Willi) Hitt ich hundert
millionen. 19888.
Berkman (Al):
Please take me back. 28279.
Those kisses. 33427.
When Johnny plays the trombone.
26811.
Berkner (J. G.) He understands.
13548.
Berkowitz (Ralph) Toccata. 19267.
Berla (Freda):
Singing round the clock. 23371.
Singing round the seasons. 23372.
Berle (Milton) Here comes the girl.
27244, 31783.
Berlin (Irving) :
But where are you. 294.
Christmas time seems years and
-years away. 338904 (40).
Do your duty doctor. 24031 (43).
Dorando. 21569 (104).
Follow the fleet. 19245,
Get thee behind me Satan. 797.
Good-bye girlie, and remember me.
29189 (139).
He ain’t got rhythm. 81762.
I’d rather lead a band. 1001.
I didn’t go home at all. 12862
(231).
I just came back to say good-bye. °
33904 (121).
I’m putting all my eggs in one
basket. 1117.
I’ve got my love to keep me warm.
13743;
I wish that you was my gal, Molly.
29189 (192).
If I thought you wouldn’t tell.
29189 (198).
Just like the rose. 33904 (153).
Let’s face the music and dance.
1464.
Let yourself go. 1474.
My wife’s gone to the country,
hurrah, hurrah. 24031 (1438, 144).
Next to your mother who do you
love. 29189 (295).
1554
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
No one could do it like my father.
21569 (397).
Oh, where is my wife tonight.
29189 (308).
On the steps of Grant’s tomb.
14523.
Sadie Salome, go home. 21569
(478).
She was a dear little girl. 29189
(381).
Slumming on Park Avenue. 14824. |
Some little something about you. |
29189 (397).
Someone’s waiting for me. 33904
(279).
Stop that rag,—keep on playing |
honey. 33904 (290).
Swing sister. 14986.
This year’s kisses. 15098.
Top hat. 18216.
We saw the sea. 2977.
Wild cherries. 24031 (230).
Yiddle on your fiddle, play some
ragtime. 33904 (345).
You're laughing at me. 15473.
Berlin (Irving) ine.:
_ All year ’round. 15549.
- Another perfect night is ending.
26583, 26584.
Autumn in Argentina. 26610.
Avalon by moonlight. 31081.
Barnyard serenade. 3414.
‘Breathless. 21726.
But where are you. 294.
Bye bye baby. 18859, 18860.
Cabin on the hilltop. 18866, 21741.
Camera doesn’t lie, neither do I.
24242.
College walk. 21787, 24321.
Cowboy’s gal. 24350.
Did ja mean it, hope you did,
*eause so did I. 24417.
Did you mean it. 26930.
Do my eyes deceive me. 26941.
Dream time. 24464.
Drifting. 6815.
Fascination waltz. 22015, 27062.
Folio of songs from Walt Disney’s
famous pictures, Mickey Mouse,
Silly symphony. 16210.
Follow the fleet. 19245.
Get thee behind me Satan. 797.
Gone with the wind. 22122, 27163,
31686, 31687.
Green eyed monster. 13502.
Havana. 16350, 16351.
Have you forgotten the you and me
that used to be. 27225.
He ain’t got rhythm. 31762.
Hollywood kiddie ditties. 16423.
Honolulu stars and Hawaiian gui-
tars. 4154, 7148.
I can pull a rabbit out of my hat.
4200, 7190.
1555
I ean’t lose that longing for you.
27326.
I can’t understand, why you can’t
understand me. 7199, 10516.
I couldn’t be mad at you. 22242,
24775.
I'd rather lead a band. 1001.
T’ll never let you go. 7261.
I love to say goodnight to you.
19597.
I love you from coast to coast.
29805.
I’m building up to an awful let-
down. 1079.
I’m in love with the girl of my
dreams. 223353.
I’m just beginning to care. 10632,
13715.
I’m pattin’ myself on the back.
7328.
I’m putting all my eggs in one
basket. 1117.
I’m repressed. 27489.
I’m with you, right or wrong.
29828, 29829.
I’ve an old fashioned passion for
you. 4381.
I’ve got my love to keep me warm.
13773.
I won’t take no for an answer.
4359.
If I didn’t have you. 24936.
Is your face red. 22501.
It ain’t right. 138889, 13890.
It goes to your feet. 25013.
It’s the doctor’s orders. 25027.
It was a sad night in Harlem.
19826, 22525.
Just because I looked at you. 7611,
10941.
Kiss for consolation. 1396.
Kiss me good-night. 32211.
Kisses from my violin to you.
25112, 27655.
Knock wood. 7654, 10979.
Last night when we were young.
1433.
Let’s build a home in the stars.
7708, 14051.
Let’s face the music and dance.
1464.
Let’s go. 1466.
Let’s make a wish. 19971, 22638.
Let yourself go. 1474.
Life begins when you're in love.
1475.
Lights in the harbor. 25177.
Little Audrey. 14099, 16986.
Lonely waltz. 7794, 7795.
Lonesome river. 25220.
Lost horizon. 25227, 32356.
Love is never out of season. 25249.
Love will never touch my heart.
25263.
INDEX
pt; It; 2: S.,:vodk
Berlin (Irving) ine.—Continued.
Manhattan Gypsy. 20144.
Martins and the Coys. 11282,
14225.
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party.
25336, 27924.
Midnight melody. 17188, 20195.
Mutiny on the bandstand. 8056,
22899.
My heart is a violin. 14876.
My heart wants to dance. 20287,
22933.
Old kitchen clock. 5120, 8281.
On the steps of Gramt’s tomb.
14523.
Our penthouse on Third Avenue.
25621.
Out in the cow country. 25625.
Out where the blue begins. 20498.
Pancho’s widow. 25640.
Paper on the wall. 20506, 20507.
Robins and roses. 8556, 11839.
Rolling along. 2309.
Roses in December. 28405.
Sittin’ in the sand a-sunnin’.
17927, 20793.
Slumming on Park Avenue. 14824.
Soft words. 33204.
Song of the musketeers. 12056.
Stars around the moon. 20896,
23455.
Strike while the iron is hot. 25989.
Strings that held your heart.
30636, 338290.
Suzannah. 2638.
Sweet soul. 5646.
Sweeter all the time. 28641.
Swing sister. 14986.
Swingtime. 20966.
Tell me your troubles. 8938, 12250.
That man is here again. 15058,
18138.
That silly little tune. 8976.
There'll be no South. 2744.
There’s a silver moon on the Golden
Gate. 23598, 26104.
There’s frost on the moon, spring
in my heart. 28730, 30721.
This night belongs to you. 18183,
21083.
This year’s kisses. 15098.
To-night, lover, to-night. 28783,
33467.
Too good to be true. 9050, 12375.
Top hat. 18216.
Trouble ends out where the blue
begins. 23655.
Trouble with me is you. 9074.
Tumble on tumble weed. 2850,
9082.
Vanessa. 26199.
We only live but once. 2965.
2977.
28928.
We saw the sea.
Wedding waltz.
What does it mean. 18377.
What’s your _ business.
33656.
What shall we do for an encore
baby. 15284.
When autumn leaves. 21307, 28954.
When you love. 9291, 12644.
When you realize it’s love. 23835.
Winterset. 33772.
Yes, yes—my, my. 6146, 12744.
You can eall it swing. 9422, 12761.
You can’t judge a book by it’s
cover. 9425, 12766.
You’re laughing at me. 15473.
You're still mine in my dreams.
21530, 23993.
Berlin (Irving) pub. co. Come along
now, if you want to go. 15877.
Berlin wie es weint, Berlin wie es lacht.
31153.
Berliner (Herbert) No more sunshine.
8207.
Berlins (R.)
6828, 6829.
Berman (A. L.) Pied piper of Harlem.
5222
30871,
Dzis jesteS przy mnie.
Berman (Arthur) :
What have we got the moon for.
18378.
While prairie stars guide me home.
18456.
You’re a stranger in my arms.
18591.
Bern (Franc) Missa Mater miseri-
cordiae. 32502.
Berna (Constance) Chiquito. 15842.
Bernard (Al) Pick that bass. 25665.
Bernard (Arthur) I’m nobody’s buddy.
274387.
Bernard (Felix):
Cut-in. 13223, 19012.
Doin’ the cut-in. 29492.
Half-past lovin’ o’clock. 24669.
I’m gonna take you home to-nite
to meet the family. 27421.
Little cowboy. 22665, 25187, 27742.
Waltzing with an angel. 23724.
Wanderers, my lop-eared mule, my
broken down “horse, ’n’ me.
28898.
Wintertime dreams. 29066.
You’re a part of me. 29135.
Bernard (G. F.) Scotch poem. 1626.
Bernard (Helen) :
Will you know me when yovw’re
famous. 18492, 23883, 26522.
Zamboanga. 33898.
Bernard (J. B.) I need you. 16620.
Bernard (J. J.) You’re a peach of a
honey and the apple of my eye.
15463.
Bernard José)
16620.
Bernard (L. C.) Once. 2059.
(Mrs. I need you.
1556
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
I know I do. 7289.
My million dollar
Bernard (W. E.)
Bernardo (H. D.)
you. 173830.
Bernauer (Rudolf)
3270 (645).
Bernetti (Gene) :
Beware. 3452.
Longing for the day, Tll call you
mine. 7802.
Loves serenade. 4758.
May the stars guide you safe o’er
the shoals. 7929.
Bernhard (Christoph) Herr nun 1las-
sest du deinen diener in frieden
fahren. 4125.
Bernhard (Conrad) jr.
ling-ling baby. 37382.
Berniaux (D.) Myrella
29189 (291).
Bernie (Ben) Ben Bernie, the ole
maestro, collection of favorite songs.
15699,
Bernstein (G. W.) If you must make
eyes at someone, won’t you please
make eyes at me. 6253 (232).
Bernstein (Louis) Let me love you
now. 14044.
Bernstein (Morris) :
Crowded floors. 18996.
Secrets of the moon. 20742.
Soon after sunset. 17984.
You’re a dream come back. 18588.
Bernstorff (Marjorie) Day dreams.
31400.
Berrafato (Frank) :
It is heaven to be in love.
My beautiful one. 8063.
Tricolore. 21135.
Berrios (Pedro) :
Dos mendigos.
Tu ausencia.
Berry (A. H.)
Tapfere soldat.
Ding-a-ling-a-
la_ jolie.
13891.
Dion
2845.
Roses and tenderness.
23287.
Berry (C.) Swing is here. 20959.
Berry (C. F.):
Dear ol girl. 19053.
Frog peepin’ time. 13441.
Berry (C. M.):
Back in Indiana. 178.
Boondoggle ballad. 15745.
Broadcaster. 9769.
Broadcaster songs. 13091, 13092.
Golden West. 16290.
I don’t want to be a millionaire.
19537.
I'll be your sweetheart. 1041.
I’ve got ragtime on the brain. 1163.
International camino real. 19787.
Just say you'll be my sweetheart.
19881.
My blue pajama girl. 1809.
My mother’s lullaby. 17335.
No flower there was just as sweet
as you. 11494.
Out of the frying pan into the fire.
2090.
Three ages of love. 18189.
Your good old faithful dog. 3248.
Berry (EH. F.) It’s the tune that makes
you dance. 29934.
Berry (KH. H.) Defying the man in
the moon. 521.
Berry (¥. H.):
Alibi on love. 42, 6285.
All with love ta-too. 55.
Berry (Fred) Sweet Nellie Marie.
23504.
Berry (H. E.) My old home town, I’m
coming back to you. 1882.
Berry (Leon) :
Christopher Columbus.
6614, 13165.
Duck soup. 16104.
Uptown rhapsody. 21187.
William Tell. 26406.
Berry (Max) pseud. See Bergunker
(Max)
Berry (8S. E.)
like. 18580.
Berryhill (C. A.):
I love you my sweetheart darlin’.
31918.
Silly gal. 20773.
We miss your charming smile,
sweetheart. 21262.
Berryman (Joe) Goliad. 13484.
Berst (Fay) When grandma draws
her Townsend pension. 5999, 12603.
Bertagnoli (O. J.) Ill go sailing alone.
4242, 16529.
Berte (Heinrich)
3601, 6615,
You have just what I
Song of love. 11916.
Bertels (J. W.) Creation. 24856.
Berthomieu (Marc) Belle traversée.
29303*.
Bertin (Georges) Reflets. 21569 (467—
470).
Bertini (Henri) 25 leichte etuden.
31154.
Bertoia (Michele) :
In the beautiful garden of love.
7488.
Love was in my heart. 7848.
You're the only one that I adore.
9472.
Bertoia (Oreste)
moon. 15727.
Berton (Chas.) :
Dreamy eyes.
Blue, blue Arizona
12862 (140).
Gentlemen. 12862 (176).
He laughs in his glee ho! ho.
12862 (218).
If I were not a princess. 15517
G2).
Love waltz, 12862 (812, 318).
Love would be my king. 12862
(314).
They grow on my family tree.
12862 (497).
1557
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Bertram (R. F.) Dreamy eyes. 611.
Bertrand (Leonard) As w’re strolling
down the lane. 124.
Bertrand (Paul):
Coucou. 9509 (157).
Violette. 9509 (768).
Bérubé (A. N.) Buenna Ventura.
6520.
Berueffy (R. R.) Tl wait in Paris.
7265.
Berwager (Mary) King to his love.
32207.
Berwald (William) :
All Thy works praise Thee, O Lord.
31603 (4).
As it began to dawn. 6253 (18).
As shadows cast by cloud and sun.
3270 (29).
Blest are the pure in heart. 31003
(19).
Bow down thine ear.
Christ’s doves. 9875.
Come unto Me. 6253 (80), 9509
(143).
Day is gently sinking to a close.
12862 (124).
6253 (45).
Frost-elves. 10278.
Hark, the glad sound! The
Saviour comes. 29189 (149).
I need Thee every hour. 26533
(134).
Im walde. 12862 (254).
King of love my Shepherd is.
31003 (93).
Lead us, heavenly Father. 29189
(238).
Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail.
18648 (231).
My God, accept my heart this day.
29189 (282).
O holy Saviour,
18648 (264).
O Lord, how excellent is Thy name.
12862 (373).
friend unseen.
O love that casts out fear. 9509
(531).
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 3270
(532).
Thou art the way. 12862 (499).
Utopia. 28856*.
Voice of fate. 18648 (368).
Berwise (H. HB.) Lend your little heart
to me. 4599.
Besch (Otto) :
Kurische suite. 1410.
Ostpreussische tinze.
Besler (Ludwig) :
Jesus, zieh’
4488.
Komme zu Ihm. 4566.
Siehe, das ist Gottes lamm. 11970.
Besly (Maurice) :
After the rain the roses.
Just want you. .1379.
30360.
mich wmaher zu dir.
29200.
Second minuet. 8638.
There is no abiding. 2740.
Valentine’s day. 28857.
Bess (Dan) pseud. See Aldrich (L.
B.)
Bess (Jack) Hoe komen toch de gaten
in de kaas. 27259.
Best (Agnes) First year in the or-
chestra. 13409.
Best (C. H.) Hollywood girl. 27267.
Best (C. M.) Gypsy heart. 22141.
Best (EH. G.) When I’m away from you.
3024.
Best (F. C.) Animal store. 24092.
Best (Hawthorne)
Best (Joseph) :
Hoping and waiting. 4156.
See Best (R. H.)
I'm going to tell your mother.
10619.
When the revolution comes. 6037.
Best (R. H.) Precious little moments.
2185.
Best (T. R.)
you. 10665.
Best (W. T.)
6253 (292).
Bestercey (Ilona)
271991.
Besthoff (Mabel) Little caprice. 9509
(399).
Bestor (V. E.):
I’m looking for the girl that sings
My Mariutch. 9509 (319).
Let’s play house. 9509 (383).
Beta delta sorority. Dream girl of
I’m tellin’ you now I love
Lord is great in Sion.
Moon in my hand.
Beta delta. 138313.
Betancourt (Louis) Paradise tango.
28245.
Betancourt (Maria) Mi suegra no me
quiere. 4841.
Bethany college. Trustees. Bethany
college alma mater. 9701.
Bethea (F. D.) Miracle series of
modern musie. 11277.
Bethune (HE. M.) Lonely. 32332.
Bétove (—) Chant de la jeunesse.
26771.
Betschman (L. I.)
Bett (Sidney) :
God be in my head. 6991.
Hills of the North. 7119.
O man of God. 8239.
Bettelstudent (Der) 18804*.
Betterton (Ruth) Lovely dream.
27822.
Betti (Adolfo) Quartet.
Bettoney (Harry):
Flight of the bumble-bee. 31587.
Hymn to the sun. 31844.
Tales from the Vienna woods.
33359.
Betzer (J. T.)
181389.
Betzler (E. J.)
Cherie. 31282.
23312.
That old spotted cow.
Melody band. 29182.
1558
INDEX
nos«1-12, 1936. .
Betzner (Jack) Let’s fix a flat. 19962.
Beukema (Henderika) Florecita del
campo. 16204.
Beuscher (Paul) Editions.
' petite étoile. 31223.
Bevacqua (Frank):
Beautiful you. 18785.
When I am with you. 6008.
Bevan (Temple) Nod. 5059.
Bevans (Daisy):
Happy valley. 4072.
Praises. 5259.
Bevington (C. F.) Every day will be
Sunday by and by. 138372.
Bey (Lawrence) Midnight on the
mountain. 32487.
Beydts (Louis):
Fontainebleau. 24575.
Lune sur la mer. 11188.
Paris dans la brume. 11648.
Vocalise-étude. 5898.
Beyer (C. E.) Flying high. 16207.
C’est une
Beyer (J. M.) Percussion pieces.
14577.
Beyerkohler (L. C.) I’m waiting for
some one. 31967.
Beyerle (Bernward) :
Cantemus Domino. 15805.
Die nobis Maria. 16019.
Herr, nun lissest Gu deinen diener
in frieden fahren. 4125.
Beyersdorff (V. C.) Joggin’ along on
the highway. 4494.
Bezemek (Charles) One and only
sweetheart. 25592.
Bezuidenhout (Jerome) I wish I
could be a baby again. 19690.
Biagi (A.C) Happy. 31741.
Bialkodski (Vladimir) :
Hand in hand. 22154.
Now love has gone. 30296.
There’s a little country town.
26099.
Biatostocki (Z.):
Heie-pecie. 641.
Nie mozna zmuszaG do mitoSci.
8188, 8189.
Bialuch (Anna)
1072.
Bianchini
30311.
Bianeo (Edouardo):
Amanecer. 15572.
Cancion de cuna. 15801.
Biardo (C. J.) You kept me waiting
too long. 29128.
Bibey (J. S.) Dreaming roses.
Bibo (Irving)
again. 14953.
Biby CS. S.): :
In my dreams I can see you in that
cabin. 10800.
Promise me you love me little
darling. 11745.
I love you madame.
(Guido) Obstination.
19133.
Susie’s got the bluesies
Bichon. 15784.
Bickford (V. QO.) Bach album for
guitar. 3384.
Bickford (Z. M.):
Bach album for guitar. 3384.
Bickford’s sacred collection for
Hawaiian guitar. 3454.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
621.
Red River valley. 32968.
She’ll be comin’ round the moun-
tain. 383116.
Whispering hope. 3084.
Bickford’s sacred collection for Hawai-
ian guitar. 3454.
Bickley (R. B.):
May I break please. 22795.
That song by me. 26089.
Bidder (Helen) Running set.
Biddick (Walter) co.
theme. 9546.
Biddle (W. H.):
Love has turned me down.
Love unborn. 17078.
My little red canoe in the moon-
light. 8109.
My logical man. 8112.
Smoky city and you. 8722.
What good is money to a broken
25801.
Alka Seltzer
7829.
heart. 9234.
Bideri (Ferdinando) Casa _ editrice:
Piedigrotta Bideri 1935. 2145.
Piedigrotta Bideri 1936. 30405.
Tango d’ Arleechino. 23549.
Voce ’e Pusilleco. 23706.
Biedenbender (Richard ) Melody
heaven. 27898.
Bieder (Eugen) :
Scholasticum 2. 11908.
Scholasticum 3. 11911.
Biederman (Robert) Wisconsiana.
29067.
Biedermann (EK. J.) au., and Bieder-
mann (Edward and Herbert) props.:
Christians awake. 29189 (62).
Today is born Emmanuel. 29189
(437).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 29189 (471-
473).
Biehn (Carolyn) Everybody’s going
hi-li. 21984.
Biermann (H.) Marche triomphale.
21569 .(328).
Bierschenk (C. HE.) Let freedom ring.
22624*.
Biever (Bill) See Biever (W. H.)
Biever (W. H.) I thought I’d die.
feyay
Big Bear (Chief) Birthday of Texas.
9717.
Big broadcast of 1937. 16383, 18833,
18957, 19442, 19453, 19638, 19800,
20361-20863, 21495, 21561, 22188,
1559
INDEX
Big broadcast of 1987—Continued.
23942, 24196, 25509, 26052, 28880,
30832.
Big hearted bill. 138816.
Big rock candy mountain. 15715.
Big show. 29991, 30098.
Bigard (Barney) Clarinet lament.
26812.
Bigelow (HLillian) Where the eagle
spreads its wings. 23842.
Bigger (Hlvin):
Heart-broken girl. 16374.
I’m going home. 16572.
Biggerstaff (S. L.) Pictures of you.
20548.
Biggs (Mrs. Floyd) In a blaze of
glory. 138834.
Biggs (J-°R)=
At the end of the rainbow in the
sky. 3362.
Playing peek-a-boo with you and
the moon. 304138.
Biggs (R. K.) Pater noster. 2116,
PIER
Bigliardi (Louis) Every single hour.
3851.
Bigoff (John) Duck in the water.
3813.
Bilbrey (Agnes) When the _ roses
bloom again. 28994.
Bilbro (Mathilde) :
Bilbro’s middle C kindergarten
book. 6449.
Dance of the moonbeams.
Flame vine. 6909.
Hear the bells ring. 7087.
Sunbeams at play. 2628.
Bilder (Bob) Let’s pretend. 14073.
Bilder fran Sverige. 234.
Bilger (Oscar) You’ve got me dizzy
over you. 12823.
Bilhorn’ C2. Py
Able to save and heal. 5.
Beneath Thy wings. 31003 (17).
Beyond the pearly gates. 9509
(66).
Bye and bye. 9509 (92).
California. 304.
Changed in a moment. 31003 (24).
Coming home tonight. 9509 (147).
Day of days. 31003 (87).
Do not leave them there to die.
31003 (41).
Doing for Jesus. 31003 (42).
Down where the ivy shades the
473.
door. 9509 (189).
Dreams of long ago. 9509 (191).
Eternity. 31003 (46).
Evening light was fading. 31003
(48).
Every cloud has a Silver lining.| Billey (Mike)
31003 (50).
pt. ITT, n. s., v. 31
For if it were burning. 31003
(53):
Gathering flowers. 31003 (55).
Gloryland. 31003 (57).
Go speak to thy brother. 31003
(58).
God will defend you. 31003 (59).
Grand amen. 21569 (177).
Hard pull altogether. 31003 (62).
Her sweetest song. 9509 (287).
Hold up your hands for Jesus.
21569 (204).
Jesus. 81003 (89).
Jesus first. 31003 (90).
Jesus have merey on me. 1822.
Keep moving right along. 31003
(92).
March of God’s host. 31003 (110).
Memories of long ago. 9509 (468).
Mother’s songs are sweet to me.
9509 (497).
Nearer home today. 31003 (122).
Never mind the kicker. 31003
(124).
O take me back. 9509 (535).
Old church bell. 31003 (130).
Old cross is standing there. 310038
(131)2
Overcomers we must be. 31003
(187).
Send a revival of love.
Sleep little baby of mine.
(167).
Someone is waiting for you. 31003
Clay
Song of the fleet. 9509 (688).
Streams of glory. 31003 (180).
23319.
31003
Sunshine cometh soon. 31003
(181).
Take this letter to my mother.
9509 (726).
Tell it to others. 31003 (186).
Tell thy life story to Jesus. 31003
(187).
There were ninety and nine. 9509
(737).
Too late. 31003 (195).
Try once more. 31003 (198).
Waiting. 31003 (207).
When I shall be sleeping. 31003
(Zila ye
When Jesus comes into your life.
31008 (214).
When the power fell on me. 3048.
Which one of the men are you.
18454.
Wilt thou be made whole. 3121.
Billcheck (Jo):
Ain’t she a honey. 6278.
Nice day out. 14449.
Singing my love song
to the moon. 17921.
Experience meeting in Capernaum. | Billi (Vincenzo) :
701.
Adieu au printemps. 3270 (5).
1560
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Allons, vite. 3270 (18). Birch (Raymond) pseud. See Johnson
Fiordispina. 3270 (189). (CL)
Fleur de mousse. 3270 (190). Birchall (J. A.) You are a _ rose.
Folichonnade. 38270 (198). 21481.
Billig (Mordecai) : Birchard (C. C.) & co.:
Love in my heart. 27800.
Love is a poet’s license. 27804.
No use. 28118.
Billig (Mordy) See Billig (Mordecai)
Billings (L. A.) Let’s get together.
4615.
Billingsley (Blanche) You. 3177.
Billups (Audrey) :
I gave you my heart. 19548.
In a corner by myself. 1220.
You are lovely. 23983.
Billups (Buddy):
I gave you my heart. 19548.
You are lovely. 23933.
Billups (J. R.) jr.:
I gave you my heart. 19548.
You are lovely. 23938.
Billy Rose’s Casa mafiana. 21616,
22509, 22685, 23024, 23982.
Bilton (Manuel) Hungarian. 12862]
O27);
Binet (Frédéric) au., and Binet (M.
D.) prop.:
Badinage. 15517 (20).
Heure paisible. 12862 (221).
Nuit tombante. 12862 (368).
Pavanetta. 6253 (376).
Phalénes. 9509: (565).
Sous les roses. 9509 (694).
Binford (P. E.) I’m so in love with
you. 4802.
Bingham (Louise) Tune in on sta-
tion J. O. Y. 9085.
Bingham (Seth):
Carillon de Chateau - Thierry.
29372.
O love that wilt not let me go.
30308.
Bingo. 6253 (40).
Binkowitz (Barnett) :
Footprints in the snow. 27089,
27090.
May I have the pleasure ma’moi-
selle. 1678.
Binney (A. S.):
Ask me to-night. 29251.
Gingham dog and the calico eat.
31647.
Scottish song. 33098.
Binney (Willa) :
Ive always got you on my mind.
27476. |
Tampa mama, I sho loves you.
28669.
Biondi (A. M.):
Biguine. 31165.
Fox-trot. 31611, 31612.
Love’s design. 14185.
1561
Alamo. 3292, 6282.
Arkansas centennial official ode.
26600.
Ave Maria. 156387.
Bluebonnet, flower of Texas. 3481,
9746.
Bring me your tears, 6507.
Campbells are comin’. 267483.
Colonel Davy Crockett. 3618.
County fair. 9931.
Da sleepin’ man. 29446.
Early Americana. 3816.
Enchantment. 662.
Eyes of Texas. 702.
False Fernando. 713*.-
Fare ye well. 716.
Glad new day. 5388.
Ho-la-li. 7126, 16414.
How sweetly does the moonbeam
smile. 10480.
I am a Texan. 981, 4190, 4191,
10496.
I’m coming back to you, my Texas.
1082, 1083, 7294, 19608.
I saw three ships. 27465.
In a winter garden. 29878.
In excelsis gloria. 22461.
Kathryn’s wedding day. 25097.
Light. 7739.
Little Lac Grenier. 30089.
Lone star and a field of bluebon-
nets. 17028.
My garden. 32583.
My lone star native state. 14398,
14399.
Newfoundland air. 1947.
Nightingale song. 10360, 10861.
Norwegian cradle song. 17429.
Pilgrims. 17613.
Priére. 8468.
Quest. 30442.
Rain and the river. 5292, 8498.
Rosemary and thyme. 2324.
Salute to Texas. 14722.
Six flags of Texas. 5491.
Song of the valiant. 8496.
Texas,.may I never wander. 5705-
5707, 8954.
Texas moon. 8955-8957, 18127.
Thing of beauty. 28741.
Trail. 12392.
Weak and rambling one. 2985.
Wee bird came. 2993, 28929.
When from my love I looked for
love. 28957.
White star of Texas. 26369.
Will you come to the bower. 3116-
3118, 12693.
INDEX
Birchard (Ralph) :
I’m a cheerful guy. 4261.
Lucky break. 27840.
Bird (P. D.):
Echoes of Galilee, no. 17. 21964.
Lost lamb-child. 3270 (392).
My lovd one rest. 3270 (483),
6253 (331).
Too late. 3270 (665, 666).
When fall the shades of night.
3270 (7138).
Birds of all feathers.
Birge (H. B.):
Master musician
(178-185).
Music hour.
Birkhead (G. B.)
on, Republicans.
Birkland (Hal) Actions speak plainer
than words. 12873.
Birmingham (Ruth):
It’s very necessary. 25030.
Penny for your thoughts. 25654.
Birnbach (FEF. W.) Drei frtihlingstage.
8592.
Birnbach (Richard) :
9715*.
series. 33904
11338.
Mareh on, march
27869.
In der Macchia. T7468.
Konig Laurin. 7656.
Konzert as-dur. 7658.
Leuchtende farben. 7729.
Romantisehe ouverture.
Sinfonia brevis. 8690.
Sommertag am Lido.
Suite. 7588.
Zaubersehloss. 9499.
Birnbreyer (Edmund) Love has a way
with me. 14157.
Birnkrant (Dorothy) Eternal melody.
19182.
Biro (M. B.):
Hoid me close step by step. 10448.
I wouldn’t tell the birds. 10738.
You’re one in a million. 9461.
You're the dream of every mother’s
boy. 12809.
You're the one in a million. 12813.
Birreil (A. H.) Close those sleepy
eyes. 15864.
Birrell (Alec) See Birrell (A. H.)
Birthday of the King. 24179*.
Bischoff (J. W.) When love wakes up
from sleep. 3270 (717).
Bishop (KE. F.)
8572.
8754.
good bye. T005.
Bishop (HE. 8.) There is my _ heart.
33405,
Bishop (Elizabeth) You’ve never come
back to me. 32483.
Bishop (Gordon) :
Yes it’s true. 29098.
You're twice as nice. 24005.
Bishop (H. R.) :
Home sweet home. 7135, 9509
(294), 10456, 13583.
pt, 111, 0. S.,.v. 3L
When green leaves come again.
26533: (315).
Bishop (Hugh) Come and kiss away
my tears. 6644.
Bishop (J. G.) You're twice as nice.
24005. .
Bishop (Joe) :
Give me an old fashioned swing.
19298.
Jes’ natech’ully lazy, I was born that
way. 10909.
Rock your blues away. 25777.
Bishop (K. C.) Just when I need you
most. 7628.
Bishop (T. W.)
for me. 30468.
Bishop (W. E.):
Day you invaded my heart.
In the evening. 7492.
Bishop (Walter) :
Parked in the park in the rain..
25646.
Shades of gray. 11940.
Bishop (Warner) :
Doll with the broken smile. 244380.
There’s a haven in my heart.
Rippling river weep
15980.
26097,
Bishop & Love music co. Spinner of
memories. 5568.
Biskup (Josef) Lanna. 25128.
Bismark hotel co. Bier stube songs.
Die
Bitgood (Roberta) Greatest of these
is love. 7027, 27184.
Bivens (Burke) :
I found you sweeter still.
Josephine. 25050.
Bivens (Hal):
I’m glad that I never loved before.
31982.
Love is a lady. 32878.
Biviano (Joe) Teres. 12254.
Bivings (L. J.) Why I wait for spring.
21401.
Bivona (S. R.)
make a love scene.
Bixby (A. K.):
Class or individual lessons. 21778.
Fling out the banner. 19240.
Good Samaritan. 24648.
More love to Thee. 20240.
Bixby (A. T.) Cradle song. 15918.
4218,
There must be five to:
33409.
Good bye sweetheart, | Bixio (C. A.):
Canzone del girino. 3539:
Cucaracha ... che passione. 463.
Dammi un bacio e ti dico di si.
468.
For you alone Lucia. 54.
Fragole. 764.
Here we are in love. 925.
Io la notte non passo dormire.
32104.
Leave me my dreams.
Napoli piange e ride.
7693.
8159.
1562
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Torna la serenata. 33476.
Valzer che torna. 2899.
BixiO; S: a. I
Canzone del girino. 3539.
Biz
Nimm nur mein herz. 32684.
Non ti conosco pit. 1969.
Nostalgia d’amore. 1971.
Partenza del volontario. 5199.
Raccolta delle canzoni romane S.
Giovanni 1935. 5285.
Re di denari. 32964.
Serenade in the night. 33107,
33108.
Spiel von liebe fiir mich - Zigeuner.
33252.
Chitarra d’ argento. 31285.
Come le mimose. 31822.
Cucaracha ... che passione. 463.
Dammi un bacio e ti dico di si.
468.
Donnine novecento. 561.
ii finito il bel tempo che fu. 68390.
Faccetta nera. 704.
Famiglia jazz. 31557.
Fragole. 764.
Frenesia del jazz. 10258.
Io la notta non passo dormire.
32104.
Io penso. 32105.
Mamma bruna.
Mi piaccion tutti.
Napoli piange e ride. 8159.
Nessuno pit' di me. 32656.
Non ¢c’é rosa senza spine.
Non ti conosco pit. 1969.
Nostalgia d’amore. 1971.
Notte per sognare. 382710.
Partenza del volontario.
Passione mia. 5203.
Per voi. 11669.
Quando suona la banda. 32940.
Raccolta delle canzoni romane S.
Giovanni 1935. 5285.
Re di denari. 82964.
Ritorno amore. 33002.
Serenade in the night. 33107.
Serenata a Ginevra. 5431.
Slow delle rose. 33181.
Sogno tzigano. 33205.
Solitudine. 5525.
Strada solitaria. 12134.
Sulla cima del gran Sasso.
Taboga. 5663.
Tango dell’ abbandono. 5678.
Torna la serenata. 33476.
Treno frenetico. 12402.
Ultimo piano. 12451.
Valzer che torna. 2899.
Vieni con me a Pechino. 33579.
Voce Italia. 9147.
ak (Andy):
Nightingale in loneliness I croon.
5052.
32419.
4839.
1966.
5199.
33298.
Your love for me. 6244.
Bizak (Louis) :
Nightingale in loneliness I croon.
5052.
Your love for me. 6244.
Bizet (Georges) :
Agnus Dei. 31169.
Carmen. 9719, 13049, 29318*.
Djamileh. 31170.
Habanera. 238, 6453.
Je crois entendre. 3461.
Menuet. 3270 (64).
Ouvre ton coeur. 31171.
Pastorale. 3270 (65).
Toreador song. 13050-13056.
1. symphonie. 3462.
Bizzelli (Annibale) Dottor Oss.
Bjarne (I. B.)
3764*.
Will you come back
again. 23882.
Bjorke (—) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Blachman (H. A.) Repose. 5817.
Black (A. H.) Merrie minstrels.
25331.
Black (Arthur) Superior collection of
steel guitar solos. 23491.
Black (Charles) :
O fount of love eternal.
Silent night. 28483.
Black (FF. M.) My melody of you.
25456.
Black (Idamae) :
We're in heaven. 21266.
You found me. 29117.
Black (Irving) Sailing in the moon-
light. 25807.
12520.
| Black (J. M.):
Do you carry your religion in your
face. 18648 (98).
He loves me so. 3270 (248).
His grace is sufficient for all. 3270
(259). .
IT shall see His face. 3270 (291).
Jesus came tome. 3270 (3384).
syesus is waiting to save. 3270
(339).
Message to you and me. 21569
(355).
My Saviour face to face. 3270
(489).
O such a change. 3270 (462).
Prince of Peace. 18648 (296).
Put your trust in Jesus. 18648
(298).
Think of me, O Saviour. 3270
(657).
Throw open every door. 3270
(661).
When I stand in yonder city. 3270
(716).
Black (J. S.):
Ev’ry one knows. 10176.
Peace and contentment. 11659.
1563
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Black (John)
2891.
Black (L. G.):
From Romany to Rome.
(205).
So they say. 3270 (593).
Black (Mary) :
Busy clock. 15775.
Old red mill wheel. 17486.
Black (W.) If I could be your honey
bee. 22436.
Black rhythm. 9722*.
Blackburn (Hubert)
chair. 380338.
Blackmarr (D. D.):
Without you.
You can’t fool me.
Blackmore (A. H.) Light that lies in
woman's eyes, and lies, and lies and
lies. 16962.
Blackmore (EH. C.)
PAD TS)
Blacksmith (Rose) Just mother. 45388.
Blackstone (Tsianina) My garden of
memories. 113877.
Blagg (H. H.) Dreaming of you.
Blagrove (A. R.) Dove. 574.
Blaha (G. H.):
Before that grand day. 21689.
If you'll say you’re sorry. 22445.
Predominator. 28301.
Senorita please be good.
Smart little girl. 28529.
Blahnik (H. M.) Together.
Blaine (H. W.):
As sure as I’m alive. 3353.
I haven’t got a trouble in the
Valley of my heart.
3270
Old rocking
Joya tropical.
605.
23320.
15128.
world. 16508.
Blair (A. C.) Dancing at the varsity
ball. 38674.
Blair (Elizabeth)
Blair (J. E.) Do you remember.
Bleue (AN. 18s) 2
I remember dear. 19651.
It’s tragic, but it’s true. 22521.
Just another moon song. 19866.
Telling you. 21005.
Wearing my heart on my sleeve.
33639.
Blair (W. E.):
My arms around you. 8058, 25408.
We will anchor our plane. 5952.
Blaisdell (A. J.) Note-o-gram. 14469.
Blake (A. E.):
Darling will you marry me.
Lilly. 19994.
Tell me honey we're not through.
5693.
Blake (C. D.) Clayton’s grand march.
3610, 13171.
Blake (C. J.):
Deep in my soul. 3270 (141).
Follow the colours. 3270 (194).
Is she not passing fair. 9509 (342).
Sweet shop. 14970.
3743.
13242.
O wild west wind. 3270 (464).
Owls. 38270 (492).
Pleading. 33904 (236-238).
Reveille. 3270 (536).
There is sweet music. 38270 (654).
Wand of youth. 3270 (692, 698).
Blake (Charlotte) It makes a lot of
difference when you’re with the girl
you love. 21569 (255).
Blake (Clarence) Sundown. 33301.
Blake (D. A.) jr. Lonely just for love.
20041, 25211.
Blake (D. G.):
Bottle fly. 3270 (71).
Clover tops. 3270 (100).
Coodle doon song. 3270 (116).
Cuddle doon. 3270 (119).
Down in Nodaway. 3270 (148).
Fish at play. 8138.
Hovering buterflies. 15517 (147).
Hush-a-bye, baby dear. 3270 (275).
Indian braves. 12610.
My clock. 11414.
My new umbrella. 11414.
My pussy. 8188.
On Plymouth Rock. 15517 (284).
On the Christmas tree. 11587.
Only a rose. 5165.
Posey bed. 15517 (308).
Pumpkin, pumpkin. 11587.
Rondel. 3270 (553).
Sea o’ dreams. 3270: (565).
Send your love a violet flow’r.
3270 (569).
Sir Grasshopper. 3270 (583).
Songs and shadow pictures for the
child world. 3270 (6138).
Wading. 3270 (691).
Wearyin’ for you. 3270 (705).
Welcome spring. 15517 (436).
When I put out to sea. 12610.
When notes go skipping, we skip
where they go. 30884.
When notes go walking they step in
a row. 26313.
Blake (Eleanor) ‘Three cheers for Joe
Louis. 12343.
Blake (Eubie) :
Blue thoughts.
Firefly. 19233.
I’m setting a trap, to catch you.
10658.
If I were you. 13821.
It’s grand to be so beautiful. 1295.
It’s the youth in me. 10880.
Mr. Church. 20206.
Readin’, ’ritin’ an’ rhythm. 17703.
255.
Blake (J. S.) Yellow-jackets. 26480.
Blake (L. C.):
My heaven in your arms. 8097.
Sunset valley. 5626.
When the sun bids the moon good
evening. 12637.
1564
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Blake
i)
Blake (Whitney) music pub.:
London on a foggy afternoon.
27758.
When your girl’s in love with the
band. 29009.
Blake (Wilma) Old iron horse. 11565.
Blakeley (A. E.) pseud. See Blake
(A. E.)
Blakeley (Hetrick) Your style. 24027.
Blakeley (L. H.):
Pardon my smile.
Your style. 24027.
Blamey (J. M.) Smokeless
17948.
Blanchard (Harold) 18 modern hot
saxophone solos. 16974, 25184.
Blanchet (H. M.) Why the moon came
over the mountain. 23876.
Blanchet (BH. RB.) :
(Sturgis-)
8372,
torch.
Etudes de concert. 10158.
Technique moderne du _ piano.
18106.
Blanckenburg (E. J.) Memories sweet.
17178.
Blanco (H. F.) Espafia. 24510.
Blanco (Julio) My Rosita. 1895.
Blanco (Paolo) pseud. See Cassano
(Paolo)
Bland (A. P.) I want to do something
for Jesus. 1172.
Bland (Frank) As long as you’re mine.
12952.
Bland (J. A.): ~
Carry me back to old Virginny.
830, 9838, 13135, 189038, 18905,
24266, 31260.
In the evening by the moonlight.
29890, 32087.
Blank? /¢@./-H.) 21569
(613).
Blank (V. M.):
I’ll1 be Romeo and you be Juliet.
22281.
Love broke my heart in two. 22716.
You kissed me once. 23959.
Blanke-Belcher (Henrietta) pseud. See
Melson (H. B.)
Blankenship (Roger)
loved. 26138.
Blankleder (Jacob) Mi amor tropical.
25334.
Blanton (Colecta) jr.
4641.
Blasco (W. J.):
In code from heart to heart.
Oh, what shall I do. 17466.
Pied Piper. 8407.
Tap dance blues. 12281.
With you in my arms, dear love.
21481.
Wiegenlied.
To the one I
Life of a song.
1226.
See Sturgis-Blake | Blass (C. O.):
Blue moon it all depends on you.
6477.
In lover’s paradise. 4893.
You never, no never did this way
before. 15461.
Blasser (Gustav) :
Baron Trenck. 3270 (45, 46).
Signal-marsch. 3270 (576).
Blastic (Lee):
Living on a shoestring and love.
14124.
Stop, look and listen, before you
give your heart away. 33282.
Blaufuss (Walter) :
My cathedral. 25418.
Your eyes have told me so. 33890.
Blauser (R. E.) Close to heaven. 6625.
Blauvelt (G. L.):
It’s written in my heart. 10881.
On wings of song. 8315.
Our waltz dream. 11625.
Our wedding day. 17551.
Red roses and moonlight. 8512.
Wedding day. 9217.
While the stars go drifting by.
12660.
Blaylock (Frank) Little country town
in sunny Kansas. 27741.
Blazejewski (Anna) Flipa flopa sum-
m’a coola. 738.
Blech (D. B.) Visions of you. 18298.
Bledsoe (Jules) Speak for yourself,
John. 5566.
Bleecker (H. F.):
Ha, hah! Mister Trouble. 27202.
, It isn’t just the kisses. 32116.
Blender (Lillian) Sooner or later.
12069.
Blending voices. 9726.
Blenkinsop (L. J.) How can I blame it
on the moon. 27289.
Bless the Lord. 21704, 21705.
Blessey (W. J.) 3d. Without love.
23901.
Blessing (EH. G.):
Meet me, sweetheart,
roses. 1687.
My girl in blue.
Blessinger (Karl)
3734.
Bleuzet (Louis)
bois. 33874.
Blew (B.) Jesus is listening in. 1824.
Bley (J. E.):
Here comes the pop corn man.
16397.
Swing me to sleep with a swing
song. 23516.
Bleyer (Archie) :
Deep forest. 15992.
Sing me to sleep with a love lul-
laby. 28509.
Word to the wise will do. 18534.
near the
11381.
Divertimenti a 4.
Technique du haut-
1565
INDEX
_ pt. 1H, n.s., v. 31
Blinde passagiere. 381839, 33794.
Blindt (N. D.):
Irish cameo. 29914.
Scéne de ballet espagnole.
330738.
Valse rubato.
Bliss (Arthur) :
Ballet for children.
March. 6468.
Musie for strings. 8050.
Prologue and Epilogue. 8473.
Things to come. 9002, 18177.
Bliss (Beatrice) Mood of memories.
038072,
30815.
6392.
4868.
Bliss (Helen) Harp improvisation, for
A-32.)) 27207.
Bliss (lL. L.):
Broken song. 3270 (74).
Caution. 38270 (87).
Circus day. 3270 (97).
Cuilene rhu. 3270 (120,121).
India, dream of the Orient.
(320).
Just eaws (cause) 8270 (353).
My rose with the heart of gold.
3270 (487).
O pale and slender girl.
(349).
Plainsman’s song. 3270 (502).
Take something from me.
(642).
Waves of Breffny.
Wonderland of love.
Bliss (P. P.) Eternity.
Bliss (Paul):
Blush roses. 3270 (69).
Broken song. 3270 (74). .
Caution. 8270 (87).
Circus day. 3270 (97).
Cuilene rhu. ‘3270 (120, 121).
India, dream of the Orient.
(320).
Just caws (cause) 3270 (353).
My rose with the heart of gold.
3270 (487).
O pale and _ slender
(349).
Plainsman’s song.
Take something from me.
(642).
Waves of Breffny. 3270 (698, 699).
Wonderland of love. 3270 (755).
Bliss (Philip) Loyal sons of Rutgers.
14198.
Blitz (Leo):
All I possess is you. 31023.
Around and ’round the old band-
stand. 21628.
Birth of love. 29317.
Calltowarms.) Sb252°
Forgive me. 31606.
Gipsy Lee. 3967.
Here comes the bride.
Ei "sailor 929732:
3270
6253
3270
3270 (698, 699).
3270 (755).
31003 (46).
3270
girl. 6253
3270 (502).
3270
7100,
I don’t want to ever grow old.
29783.
I go to bed with my glasses on, to
see you in my dreams. 31886.
I’m always waiting at tables, but
there’s nobody waiting for me.
31925.
I’m riding on a rocking horse.
16600.
I’ve got the hilly-billy blues. 16653.
In the heart of old Tahiti. 16744.
Lullaby of the Volga. 1619.
One more star. 17518.
One night in Chinatown. 2068.
When baby plays the rumba on his
rattle in Havana. 3016.
When my mother says her prayers
for me. 383685.
When the poppies bloom again.
26329.
Whistle little birdie. 15361.
White cliffs of Dover. 6075.
Bloch (Ernest) Sonata. . 97381.
Bloch (Felix) erben. Schnitzeljagd.
8627.
Bloch (Ray) :
Hop-skip-jump, into your arms.
27280.
I want to be with you. 10712,
13791.
There’s love in your eyes tonight.
26106.
When love has gone. 3035.
Bloch (Rosalind) :
My love song. 20308.
Up and down the scale. 18275.
Bloch pub. co., ine.:
Dancing Chanukah lights. 31387*.
Psalm 1384.
Block (Anne)
21673.
Block (EK. H.) When the evening
shadows fall. 28987.
Block (Maurice) :
2204.
Be a good New Yorker.
Cottage on the hillside. 18980.
Egyptian moon. 10187.
Gypsy longings. 10354.
Melody of love. 11250, 22811.
Mother. 11318, 22878.
My boy. 20269.
My U. S. 203831.
My woodin boy friend. 20334.
Song of the heart. 12054.
Spring. 20880.
Symphonette. 23534.
Symphonette Aragan. 26033.
Whippoorwill. 23849.
Block (R. L.) Do you want to make
something of it. 551.
Block (Ray):
My song is you. 20328.
What the heart believes, the eyes
will see. 9248.
1566
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Youw’re ev’rything that’s lovely un-
der the sun. 12789.
Block (Richard) Hill-Jilly. 4135.
Blockx (A. M. G. C.) Tavern prin-
cess. 265383 (289).
Blockx (Jan) Tavern. princess.
26533 (289).
Bloemendal (G. W.) When Christ
was born. 9249.
Blomquist (C. M.) Dear little mother
of mine. 26906.
Blomquist (2. R.) Aloha land.
Bloodgood (G. F.):
Come sail with me. 9898.
Just loving you. 10951.
Bloom (E. 8.) Happiness Hill.
Bioom (G. T.):
To live for, to laugh with, to love.
21595.
21106.
Whistle your worries to the tree
tops. 26363.
Bloom (Joseph) Love just flew in my
window. 11150.
Bloom (Mickey )
Bloom (Milton) :
Modern hot trumpet solos. 25851.
Nobody knows but Major Bowes.
See Bloom (Milton)
5ODT.
Valvelocity. 23691.
Bloom (Olive) Chinese lantern,
24293.
Bloom (Rube):
Blackbirds of 19386. 24181.
Bloom’s (Rube) guide to modern
piano playing. 9732.
Dixie isn’t Dixie anymore.
I knew. 24799.
Jo-Jo, the cannibal kid. 25048.
Keep a twinkle in your
22588.
Lonely mannequin. 11106, 11107.
Song of the wind. 2542.
24422.
eye.
South wind. 23424.
Swing is the thing. 26025.
Why can’t it be me. 238860.
Your heart and mine. 24024.
Bloomfield (D. L.)
18314.
Bloomfield (F. D.):
Pawnee. 2119.
Profondo’s delight.
Bloor (N. V.):
Chant du matin.
Waiting for dawn.
32920.
21569 (66).
Hilarité. 21569 (203).
O Canada. 29189 (298, 299).
Sahara. 21569 (480).
St. Anne de Beaupré. 29189 (363).
: Till dawn. 21569 (561).
Blossom (Lester) You’re a sight for
sore eyes. 15465.
Blossom (M. B.):
Abu Ben Adhem. 15517 (2).
Grasshopper and the ant. 15517
G33). '
126829—37——_5
4066.
Mareh of the rural guard. 21569
(326).
On the sea. 15517 (285).
Sanctus. 15517 (3830).
Sing alleluia forth. 21569 (500).
Spring’s welcome. 15517 (370).
Wanderer’s night song. 15517
(427).
Blossom time. 11916.
Biot GR. ok.) Sprmenme andy you:
18001.
Blount (B.) Walking along singing
my song. 5918.
Blount (C. E.) Polly dear. 5245.
Blount (Sonny) au., and Blount (Her-
man) prop. Alone with just a
memory of you. 31031.
Blow (Dr.) Self-banished. 2394,
20744,
Blow me down. 3467*.
Blow the man down. 266838.
Blower (Maurice) :
Dear is my little native vale.
ZS ID:
My eyes for beauty pine. 22916.
Old and new. 28162.
Remember the poor. 17721.
Roumanian lullaby. 8584.
Song of the chase. 28561.
Song of the pixies. 28564.
Tuneful sound of Robin’s horn.
12422.
Water ballad. 21246.
Blue (Jack) Ginny shag. 13461.
Blum (C. M.) Im standing in the
Sony 1373:
Blam (M. T.)
Blum (Urs.
M.)
Blume (Hermann):
Deutsches dankgebet. 1060021.
EHinzug der Olympia-kimpfer. 650-
652.
Humoreske. 13606.
Humoresque. 13607.
Hymne der arbeit. 10492.
Kleine hausmusik. 32215.
Menuett and Sarabande.
Schone blonde frau
33076.
Wenn wir durch die stadt marsch-
ieren. 2998.
Blume (K.) Griin ist die haide.
Blumenfeld (I. A.):
Chorus girl’s dream come true.
29396.
Song suite.
Why. 12676.
You are my ideal.
Blumenstein (J. C.):
I don’t mind. 7205.
I’ve never seen a creature like you.
7390.
If you try romance.
Garden memories. 781.
Ralph) See Blum (C.
32472.
aus Wien.
7040.
25938.
30957.
4381.
1567
INDEX
Blumenstein (J. C.)—Continued.
My lullaby of love. 8118.
You're much too much affectionate.
15474.
Blumenthal (Rose) :
Aeroplane. 9530.
Bubbles. 9782.
Busy beaver. 9787.
Butterfly. 9789.
Camel. 9819.
Cireus. 9877.
Cuckoo-clock. 9950.
Dear. 10007.
Donkey. 10044.
Elephant. 10144.
Elves. 10145.
Joe and Ann. 19840.
Monkey. 11298.
My birthday. 11852.
My golden canary. 11382.
My pony. 11423.
My radio. 11424.
My sail boat. 11428.
New Year. 11477.
Nightingale. 11486.
Owl. 116382.
Parrot. 11650.
Pigeon. 11687.
Pigs. 11688.
Poreupine. 11718.
Rain. 11781.
Scarecrow.
Seashore. 11927.
Spiders. 12089.
Toadstools. 12365.
Train. 123894.
Tuneful tales for tiny tots.
Valentine day. 12479.
Whippoorwill. 12662.
Wind. 12698.
Blumenthal (W. L.):
When the moon is bright.
You were love. 24020.
Blumer (Theodor):
Lustspiel-ouverture.
Musikalische bilder.
Blunk (Dee) Let’s
hunting. 4616.
Bluteau (G. A.) We have met, we have
loved, we have parted. 18341.
Blymer (R. L.):
All around the big expo. 9549.
With the chickens down around the
11905.
30784.
23819.
7873.
30203.
go apartment
big expo. 9367.
Blythe (C. P.) In memory of Milton
Brown. 19754.
Board (O. R.) Hauptmann paid with
his life to-day. 10381.
Boardman (F. E.) It’s your time, not
my time, to make up. 25081.
Boardman (Neil) Widjiwagan. 18488*.
Bobilya (C. L.) New deal rose with
Roosevelt. 20349.
Bobri (V.) Danza en re. 6719.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Bobritsky (Vladimir) Danza en re.
6719.
Bocealari (E.):
Desolation. 12862 (126).
Poesia pastorale. 9509 (577).
Boccherini (—) Celebrated minuet.
26768.
Boccherini (L.) Menuet. 7956.
Bochau (C. H.) au., and Bochau (K. B.)
prop. :
As it began to dawn. 15517 (14).
I know the way of the wild blush
rose. 15517 (1538).
Bochmann (Werner) :
Du warst flr mich schonste lieb-
estraum. 31500.
Ewig rauscht das meer. 699.
Ich und du verliebt. 19704.
Lied von der kleinen frau.
Links sitzt das herz. 11068.
Bochsa (N. C.) Andante. 24195.
Bock (M. E.):
Black water under the moon. 6458.
699.
Heaven, incorporated. 16378.
Obey that impulse. 17449.
Stars on the water. 5585.
You lead the parade. 18583.
Bock (Theodore) :
Cowboy’s last ride. 18988.
What will you do. 28952.
Bockman (Mabel) Reminiscence.
32980.
Boczkowski (Jerzy)
mi ciebie, malenka.
Bode (Johnny)
Nya Zeeland. 30381.
Boden (Manley) Near to thee.
Bodenhoff (Harold) :
Coquette. 24031 (386).
Polonaise. 24031 (162).
Bodwell (R. H.):
Indian spring song. T7516.
It’s just another love song. 10871.
sweetheart, why can’t you forgive.
5654.
To a skylark. 9030.
Bodycombe (Aneurin)
breakfast. 3850.
Boehm (A. M.):
It’s easy to tell us apart. 29924.
Why weren’t we born quintuplets.
21408.
Boehm (Mrs. Jesse) Just. because I
look like you. 18966.
Bohmelt (Harald) Uns gefallt diese
Do szezescia brak
21887, 21888.
Par tre sjémil fran
25485.
Every day at
welt. 12478.
Boehmer (V. M.) My little Javanese.
17326.
Boehms (M. J.) Road to jubilee.
8555.
Boehnlein (R. S.):
Drill-master. 383904 (63).
Garde. 33904 (89).
1568
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Boehnlein (V. G.):
Boys of the militia. 15517 (37).
Drill-master. 383904 (63).
Kriars!*° 6253) (#35).
Garde. 383904 (89).
Boéllmann (Jean, Jeanne and M. L.):
Ronde francaise. 18648 (308).
Suite gothique. 186388 (3386).
Boéllmann (L.):
Ronde francaise.
Suite gothique.
18648 (308).
18648 (836).
Toeeata. 62538 (48).
Boen (C. F.) You are my own to-
night. 338824.
Boettcher (Dorothy) Way of the
moon. 12544.
Boetticher (Eva Heyer)
Boetticher (Eva)
See Heyer-
oem (A! SJ.) Marche champétre.
8270 (409).
Boex (A. M.) Marche champétre.
3270 (409).
Bogden (C. T.) jr.
Boger (M. A.) In heaven.
Boggs (L. L.) Love me, my
25255.
Bogomaz (Edith) :
If you’ve got to learn to tap.
32054.
Spanish moon.
Boguayes (N. EH.)
31197.
Boguslawski (Lillian)
tle of the devil in you.
Boguslawski (Moissaye) :
Arabian nights. 21622.
Ballet dancer. 18765.
Chatter-box. 18917.
Cireus days. 21774.
Donkey ride. 21895.
Dublin devils. 21944.
Highty delightful tunes. 26701.
First Hungarian rhapsody. 22082.
What's this. 21297.
24966.
dear.
33247.
Boys with the V. C.
There’s a lit-
26100.
French soldier’s march. 19266.
Frog’s frolic. 22071.
Golden oriole. 22113.
Little Jumbo. 20006.
Old tick tock. 23098.
Parade of the bunnies. 20508.
Pieccaninny pienic. 23177.
Russian dance. 20704.
Spanish coquette. 23428.
Sunny Italy. 238484.
Tambourines and ecastanets. 20985.
Valse russe. 23690.
Venetian boat song. 21198.
Bohan (Constance) I want you back
again. 22420.
Bohannon (M. T.):
Helen May. 21569 (195).
If you but only loved me dear,
as much as I love you.
iS):
Bohéme (La)
29189 | Bolden (Ola)
6253 (388), 9509 (594),
206038, 20604.
Bohemian dance.
Bohemian folk songs.
Bohemian girl. 12989.
Bohm (Carl):
Bohm album. 24031 (17, 18).
Kujawiak. 21569 (290).
Moto perpetuo. 21569 (382).
Nordische legende. 21569 (400).
Perpetual motion. 30397.
Soldiers are coming. 6253 (430).
18831.
3270 (70).
Still as the night. 14927.
Zingana. 80999.
Bohm (Jenny) :
Kujawiak. 21569 (290).
21569 (382).
21569 (400).
Moto perpetuo.
Nordische legende.
Bohn (R. K.) Logan blues. 32329.
Bohne (A. G.) Sharpie. 5441.
Bohnet (A.) Hopsa_ schwabeliesi.
13591.
Bohrer (A. J.) It’s mighty hard to
say good-bye. 29928.
Boieldieu (F. A.) Jean
27602.
Boisdeffre (R. de)
13107.
Boissoneaut (T. I.)
19259.
Bojorquez (Carmen):
Cristina. 18992.
Envidia. 19174.
Recuerdos de mi amor. 20633.
Boladeres (Guillermo de) See Bola-
deres Ibern (Guillermo de)
Boladeres Ibern (Guillermo de)
tudio. 258.
Beland (Clay):
Apple a day. 29242.
Foolish fascination. 29603.
Gone with the wind. 31686.
Havana. 16350, 16351.
I’m repressed. 27489.
Just because I looked at you.
7611, 10941.
Let’s take a trip to Jamaica.
30021.
Lost horizon. 82356.
Something has happened to me.
30581.
This mad whirl. 33424.
Too good to be true. 9050,12375.
When you love. 9291, 12644.
Whirligig. 30907.
You can’t judge a book by its
cover. 9425, 12766.
You’re my best bet.
de Paris.
By the brook.
Forsaken by love.
Es-
18599, 30979.
Bolafios (M.) De raza gitana. 26902.
Bolanz (A. W.) Chariot wheels.
18914.
Tell me that you love
me. 18115.
1569
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 381
ee ee
Boldi (J. B.)
21569 (60).
Bolding (D: D.)
Chanson bohémienne.
Rainelouds let the
sunshine through. 30446.
Boles (W. F.):
Campus queen. 18880.
Mr. Make-Believe. 20207.
Now I am happy. 20391.
Sons of Northam. 20864.
Under your hat. 21177.
Bolin (Nick) See Bolin (Nicolai)
Bolin (Nicolai) :
Come, you Gypsies.
Cossack wedding.
Green eyes tango.
My secret. 4998.
Romance and dreams. 14698.
Waltz we danced in the moonlight.
9176.
Boling (Arnold)
her curtains.
Boling (Vandaver )
26832.
9923, 26843.
7051.
When evening draws
12602.
ll be your trouba-
dour. 1042.
Bolinger (Linda) Searching for a
blue-eyed daisy. 8636.
Bollendonk (H. F.) By the sea at
Waikiki. 15782.
Bolliger (Jerry) Foolin’ around.
13420.
Bollinger (R. C.) That sweetheart of
mine. 26090.
Bollo (B.) Jeden dzieh... jedna
MOC wee eouoO.
Bollo-Ilnicki (Bolestaw) Jeden dzienh
.. jedna noc... 32149.
Bolt (Ben) song productions :
Bronco buckaroo. 9777.
Curves. 19011.
I love you more than much. 27396.
On her honeymoon. 20448.
Waiting on the curb for me. 28886.
When Landon wins. 21834.
Who’s the boy friend. 9519.
Wigglin’, wigglin’ de blues sho’
shimmyin’. 26397.
You give me love the way I like it.
30968.
Bolt (KH. B.)
Bolt (EH. M.):
Curves. 19011.
I love you more than much. 27396.
Love comes galloping. 17056.
Bronco buckaroo. 9777.
On her honeymoon. 20448.
Sing-a-song Sadie. 17906.
When Landon wins. 21334.
You give me love the way I like it.
26450.
Bolt (H. B.):
Edward, our king. 29539.
Love comes galloping. 17056.
Sing-a-song Sadie. 17906.
What time is love-time. 33660.
You give me love the way I like it.
26450.
Boltwood (J. B.) Night has a thou-
sand eyes. 21569 (886).
Boltz (M. M.) Got a pain where a pill
ean’t reach. 10334.
Bolz (S. H.) You’re the supreme court
to me. 3254.
Boman (Harry) jr.
Moonbeams softly
falling on the water. 1754.
Bona (Gaspare) :
Fiore Gi pesco. 24557,
Je réve. 25041.
Midi. 253i.
Ninna nanna dolorosa. 25515.
Bonarrigo (Vincenzo) Noi siamo la
gioventt. 20378.
Bonaterra (Luis) Festa de la rambia.
16174.
Bonavita (Mario) I long for your
love. 29800.
Bond (C. J.):
Dark lament. 9509 (176).
Doan’ yo’ lis’n. 9509 (183).
I love you truly. 7279.
In dear Hawaii. 9509 (330).
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 7279.
Love and sorrow. 9509 (418).
Bond (C. J.) & son:
I love you truly. 7279.
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 7279.
Bond (C. L.) We come to Thee. 33625.
Bond (Frederick) :
Back to Algiers. 12984.
Blue eyes of Hrin. 13066.
Gypsy caravan. 19376.
Gypsy serenade. 16320.
I am waiting, dear. 10501.
Lament of Indus. 16901.
Little geisha. 14109.
North wind blows.
Swan. 33049.
Bond (Irvin) Switchin’ roun’,
Bond (Sylvia) Nobody loves
11504.
Bondeviile (Emmanuel) :
Beole des maris. 3820*.
Trois pochades. 31187.
Bondi (D. L.) New York town the
home of love. 11480.
Bondon (Emma) Golden
moon. 22111.
Bonds (M. A.)
vow. 14017.
Bondshu (Neil)
14387.
Bone (8; Wo
Love’s token. 29189 (253).
Under southern stars. 15181.
Bone (Gene) See Bone (L. EH.)
Bone (L. E.):
Stay out of de shadows.
Whispering sage. 12664.
Bonell (Joe) pseud. See Bonelli (Jo--
seph )
8217.
5658.
me.
California
Lady by the moon lL
My kingdom’s come.
28592.
1570
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Bonelli (Ettore) Classici del violino.
3609.
Bonelli (Joseph) :
Joe Bonell & Doris Bay. 32159.
Nervous rhythm malady. 32655.
Boner (S. B.) Boulder dam is a swim-
ming pool for me. 26705.
Boney (George):
Anna-Beli in Kentucky. 15586.
Down in the Blue Ridge Moun-
tains. 21909.
Little room full of dreams. 27750.
Boney (M. 8.) Take a chance of lov-
ing me. 2679.
Bonfitto (L. G.) Id like to serenade
you lady. 195383.
Bonham (L. G.)
rainbow. 9615.
Bonime (Josef)
22184.
At the end of the
Henry Hudson, jr.
Boninecontro (G.) Lilliana. 30029.
Bonis (Mel):
late soupire. 29599.
Neuf piéces faciles. 24198.
Bonnard (Giulio) Notte per sognare.
32710.
Bonne chance. 9750.
Eonner (Amanda) Let us part.
Bonner (H. B.) Sleepy head.
Bonnet (H.) Hedges. 921.
Bonnet (Joseph) :
Ave maris stella. 18648 (25).
Canzona. 18648 (45).
Epithalame. 18648 (117).
Fantaisie sur deux Noéls.
(123).
Intermezzo.
Lamento.
Légende
(218).
Nocturne.
32274.
12001.
18648
18648 (46).
18648 (216).
Symphonique. 18648
18648 (47).
Prélude. 18648 (48).
Reverie. 18648 (304).
Rhapsodie catalane. 18648 (305).
Toccata. 18648 (49).
Variations de concert. 9509 (763).
Bonnie Dundee. 12862 (64).
Bonno (Joe) jr. In my heart it’s not
that way. 16729,
Bonsall (Gladys) Trust in Jesus.
30777.
Bonsignore (Camilio) E chi lo sa.
21952.
Bontemps (W. H.) pseud. See Gutzeit
(W. H.)
Bonx (Nat) Collegiate. 3617.
Bonyai (J. A.)
fasteedZane:
Boodie (H. M.):
Billow roll. 381166.
Christmas stocking. 31305.
Green lights. 31711.
Little soldier. 32315.
Time flies by all too
Santa Claus is coming, hoo-ray.
30058.
Topping the bill.
Book of aural tests.
Booker (Jeff) :
Blue song. 13071,
You are simply grand. 15436.
Boomhower (G. R.) Romance fades
like a rose. 53856, 28278.
Boon (Billy) See Boon (W. R.)
Boon (W. R.) Pi delta koppa sweet-
heart. 17605.
Boone (V. F.) Robin’s song. 17757,
Boosey & co., ltd.:
Abanico. 18651,
Activity singing games.
After the rain the roses.
Afternoon. 22.
As I came by a green forest side.
120
33475.
26705, 31189.
9524.
29200.
Ballad-maker. 6390.
Ballet of shepherdesses and hunt-
ers. 21667.
Bellman. 6434,
Bless the children. 26677.
Brownies. 6517, 6518.
Can this be love. 18883.
Candies on my birthday cake.
BDa0E
Canterbury fair. 13128,
Captains three. 6569,
Charm me asleep to music.
Cherry in spring. 26778.
Chinoiserie. 29390.
Classical duets. 15861, 15862.
Collection of new Handel songs or
15830.
cantatas for solo voice. 31726.
Come to me in my dreams. 15884.
Come to the fair. 6653, 6654.
Concert etude. 29421-29423.
Construction and writing of simple
melodies. 13198.
Cottager to her infant. 18981.
Cradle song. 452.
Danube to the Severn. 13236.
Dawn shali over Lethe break. 504.
Doctor Foster. 552.
Don’t talk so daft. 29501.
Dusty miller. 138352.
Earth and air and rain. 29536.
Emperor. 10147.
EKurhythmic studies for children.
29559.
Evening. 685,
Evening over the forest.
Evening shadows. 688.
Ever in my mind. 3848.
Fain would I change that note.
16157.
Fairy pipers. 6883, 6884.
Fairyland. 6885,
Five characteristic pieces.
_ Five-fifteen. 16193.
For ever England.
687,
1786.
19228,
1571
Boosey & co., 1td.—Continued.
INDEX
Four little sketches. 5.
Friday afternoons. 767, 768.
Fulfilment. 773.
Garden. 29650.
Go lovely rose. 3989.
Go to sea. 6990.
Hills. 31795.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
7162, 71638.
I dunno. 4213.
I hear you calling me.
I loved a lass. 18681.
TY triumph! I triumph. 19664.
Immortality. 138838,
In all my dreams. 16714.
In the garden. 4406.
Infant school song. 1265.
Joyful thanks. 18389.
Just want you. 1579.
Keep Thou my heart. 27647.
King of the road. 19899.
Lament for Cupid. 19930.
Larch wood. 14022.
Larghetto in D. 1425, 14023.
Let’s go hiking. 27705.
Little dog Dandy. 4662.
Living on love. 27754.
Lost chord. 22708, 32352, 32353.
Love errant. 1561.
Love, for once you can’t fool me.
22724.
Love leads to battle.
Love’s old sweet song.
Lucky dog. 4762.
Marginale. 17140.
Marston Moor 1644. 382434.
Matron eat’s song. 11236.
Memory island. 30146.
Mizpah. 17210.
Moon baby. 4869.
Moon of romance. 27954.
Moorland ride. 4891.
Morning. 1767.
Muffins for tea. 5389.
My haven. 30218.
My pattern book. 17544.
New-heart. 17395, 30273.
Night ride of elves. 30151.
Now Israel may say, and that
20087.
7856.
truly. 17440.
O mistress mine. 28134.
On Newlyn hill. 17500.
Over the mountains. 17559.
Owl. 4662.
Patsy, my darlint, come out now
and dance. 20518.
Pedlar of stars. 30391.
Piping down the valleys wild.
14595.
Planting a tree. 4662.
Pomp and circumstance march no.
1. 8441.
Pomp folio. 8442, 8443.
pt. II, n.s., v.31
11716.
11751,
32962.
8505.
Poppetty Pop.
Puck's pieces.
Rapture of you.
Ravini’s serenade.
Recorder consorts. 32967.
Remember the poor. 17721.
Rhythmic designs for songs. 20654.
Riding along. 3585.
Road that is calling me home.
33009.
Round danee. 5369.
Sailors’ dance. 5386.
Salathiel pavy. 2351.
Sally and the rabbits. 5889.
Salt water. 28428.
Seherzino. 380507.
Seouts’ march. 5420.
Sea eradle song. 33095.
Second minuet. 8658.
See how they run. 5427, 20748.
Self banished. 20744.
Shepherd’s holiday. 38122.
Shopping. 5453.
Siciliana. 30547.
28495.
5495.
Sing a song of summer.
Sky’s a fairy field at night.
Sleepy head. 14819.
Slumber song. 267.
Sonata. 17672.
Song of the birds.
Song of the chase. 280961.
Song of the pixies. 28064.
Squirrel Nutkin. 4662.
Supplication. 2634.
Sweet bells that chime. 5634.
Tales of the Vienna forest. 33360.
Teaching of music through move-
ment. 20995.
Teasing song. 5688.
Ten deseants. 380580.
There is no abiding. 2740.
These foolish things. 9000, 12328.
Three impressions. 16264.
Three men of Gotham. 9017.
Through the gateway. 35441.
To the woods. 383459.
Toy shop. 2819.
Tune time. 28817.
Turn once again.
Two lakes. 25835.
Unkind maid. 12470.
Up in the woods. 33565.
Valentine’s day. 28857.
Village scenes. 9139.
Wet sheet and a
12576.
When that I was and a little tiny
boy. 28983.
Whistle it. 18461.
White horsemen. 18463.
Wind’s work. 95855.
Winter. 38771.
Winter and spring. 33088.
2536.
21153.
flowing sea.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
SSS
You cannot dream things loyelier.
12763.
Young May moon. 29174.
Your home and mine. 24025.
Booth (Archie) Hold me. tight.
19463.
Booth (C. H. H.):
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
3270) (333).
Lord is my shepherd. 3270 (386).
Magdalene. 7882.
Nazareth. 27175.
Resurrection and ascension. 5319.
Booth (E. S.):
Blue bonnet parade. 15729.
Close to my heart. 29411.
Football jamboree. 29604.
You're all the world to me. 30973.
Booth (F. C.) Singing. 20790.
Booth (Guy):
Ship. 8667.
Song to be hummed at twilight.
12064.
Booth (Pearl) Christmas _ story.
Ee OX La
Booth (Shirley) Intermission. 1266.
Booth (Victor) Under the _ rose.
29189 (442).
Boothby (J. D.)
27291,
Boothe (Georgianna) :
If ’'m gonna have any peace of
mind. 16689.
Old Virginia spring. 14504.
How can I forget.
Bootz (Erwin) Solimah. 14846.
Borchert (H. A.) On edge. 17499.
Borchert (Walter) :
Betty’s lied. 228.
Donogoo tonka... 6778.
Heute singe ich nur in moll.
24710.
In meinem herzen, schatz, da ist
fiir viele platz. 32075.
Jahrmarkt in Funchal. 32138,
Kuss ist wunderbar. 1411.
Nachtigall’s liebeslied. 5016.
Borck (Hdmund von)
_orehester. 19912.
Bordeaux (Nanette) pseud. See Veil-
leux (Helena)
Borden (Bill):
Hand in giove. 31735.
When shall we meet again. 33689.
Bordese (—) Preparatory course to
the art of vocalization. 9509 (585).
Bordese (Luigi) David chantant de-
vant Saul. 21848.
Bordin (Gino):
Beaux nuages d’automne. 198.
Tristement. 26153.
Bordner (J. S. (Jack)) jr. Carmen-
ita. 24261.
Bordner (Jack)
See Bordner (J. S.
(Jack)) jr.
Konzert fiir
Borel-Clere (Ch.):
D’un bateau.
Hais-moi valser.
Wifi from Paree.
Voulez-vous, madame.
Borganoff (Igor) pseud.
24367.
19208.
21569 (136).
21215.
See Winter
(Fred )
Borghi (Hugo) Canto della riscossa.
319.
Borghi (Yole) Canto della riscossa.
319,
Borgia (Dominick) :
Disinganno. 26933.
Inno dell’ impero Italiano.
Borgmann (H. 0O.):
Aus liebe zu dir
Sterben. 4565.
Betty’s lied. 228.
KOnigin der liebe.
Mein herz hat
deiner liebe.
Bories (M. H.):
Hitch up your wagon.
Oregon. 25612.
Roses are blooming again. 17779.
Borissoff (Josef) Tango. 28670.
Bormioli (Enrico) :
Preludio e fuga
31099.
Sonata in re bemolle maggiore.
28553.
Born to dance. 24496, 24711, 24906,
20740, 25782, 26030, 27482, 27813.
Bornschein (FF. C.):
Babe of Bethlehem.
22492,
will troubador
4565.
heimweh
32456.
nach
24719.
in la minore.
31086, 31087.
Bethlehem rejoices. 31158.
Down in ol’. Virginia. 13306,
13307.
Freedman’s song. 10256.
In transit. 32091.
Pirate Don Durk of Dowdee.
25671.
Rapturous youth. 14645, 14646.
Bornstein (Philip) Come back to Ro-
many. 410.
Bornstein (Selwyn) My love for you.
1866.
Borodine (A.):
Marche poloytsienne.
20155.
Prince Igor. 32916.
Boros (F. H.) We'll wander down the
7910, 17135,
trail. 26248.
Boroughf (A. E.) In my haven of
dreams. 7479, 10802.
Borowiak (Delphine) Ill be thinking
of you. (7251.
Borowski (Felix) Adoration. 15526.
Borrelli (Charles) Mon Adoré, 17215.
Borrelli (Ciro) :
Africa fascista.
Na _ tarantelila te
25484,
24042,
voglio suna.
1573
Bosau (Arline)
now J’m blue. 1062.
Bose (Auguste) :
Bosch (William)
13440.
Bose (Fritz von):
Boshart (Wilma)
garden with you. 138109.
Bosnjak (John) One night upon the
water. 5162.
Boss (M. K.):
INDEX
en non nN SS eS
Borrowman (Alexander) Nora’s song.
32700.
Borschow (Sara) Romance will live
forever in San Antonio. 20684.
Borthwiek (J. H.)
Hawaii. 7240, 16518, 19564.
Bortoli (Giovanni) aw., and Bortoli
(Frank) prop. Variation waltz.
28866.
Bos (Jane) :
A quoi bon se dire: je t'aime.
26534.
Pour ne pas souffrir d’amour.
28290.
Amour en partage. 26571.
Beaux soirs de Cuba. 9674.
C’est toi Lona. 26736.
Chantons le vin. 26773, 26774.
Cielo de la pampa. 26808.
Comprendre. 424.
Copurehic. 9509 (153).
Corrida del Ganadero. 9920.
Désir tzigane. 10019.
En wagon. 661.
Linda cubana. 27733.
Magica sonrisa. 11199.
Marche baroque. 27871.
Ne troublez pas les amoureux.
28081.
On s’aime. 28188.
Promenade & Hyde-Park. 28310.
Quand Margoton. 28316.
Friendship Isle.
Scholasticum 2. 11916.
Sonatine A-moll. 12044.
By the old rock
Cateh as catch ean. 3558.
Caviar. 9845.
Does it mean romance. 10039.
Gone but not forgotten. 13488.
Intoxicated with love. 4425.
Lover beware. 11174.
Wail of the wind. 18309.
When I told her, my heart is
yours. 9268.
Bossard (H. L.) One summer night.
83351.
Bossi (Enrico) :
Barearola. 18648 (29).
Notturnino. 18648 (259).
Petite valse. 18648 (281).
Polka. 18648 (284).
Sammlung von stticken alter ita-
lienischer meister ftir die mo-
derne orgel. 9509 (647).
1574
I lost my heart and
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Serenata. 18648 (821).
Tarantella. 18648 (340).
Thema und _ variationen. 9509
(736).
1 know youll love | Bossi (Renzo) :
Intermezzo nostalgico. 1265.
Sammlung von stticken aiter ita-
lienischer meister fiir die mo-
derne orgel. 9509 (647).
Thema und variationen. 9509
(736).
Tre interludi. 260.
Boston (V. C.):
Honey I’se lookin’ at you. 953.
ainin’ in my heart. 5294.
Snappy Lou. 8724.
Boston music Co.:
Ah, moon of my delight. 9537.
All-service folio for orchestra or
band. 6298.
Alpine bird song. 15564.
American skyways. 3831.
Ave Maria. 8628.
Beautiful dreamer. 15676.
Behold the Lord High Executioner.
PAW
Blessed Saviour. 9728.
Busy clock. 15775.
By the fountain. 15781.
By the light of the moon. 18857.
Chiquito. 15842.
Christ-child. 26794.
Cindy. 15857.
Ciribiribin. 243808.
Civil war medley. 392.
Clouds. 26818.
Come to the woodlands. 413.
Cradle song. 266.
Cuban folk-song. 138218.
Cuckoo. 199005.
Dance a eachucha. 469.
Dark eyes. 493.
Dedication. 19060.
Desert bride. 10017.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
16108.
Echoing voice. 640.
Blegy. 7923, 7924.
Flowers of joy. 17259.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
743.
Frog frolics. 16242.
Gay cavalier. 16257.
Gay is the rose. 16258.
Going to the tournament. 21145.
Grace before singing. 4026.
Grant us Thy peace. 7955.
I dream of Jeanie. 1010, 16494.
I have found the chord that was
lost. 10544.
I laid me down to sleep. 19566.
I love thee. 16546.
I sang one song. 27464.
In all the country round. 16715.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Leave it with Him. 7692.
Little lady. 17006.
Magical land of triads. 4776.
Maiden gathers poppies. 16534.
Maiden sat aweeping. 17115.
March of the little tin soldiers.
20150.
March of the peers. 1651.
Marianne. 17142.
Minuetto. 17197.
Morning splendor. 32540.
Mother thou, of all the living.
Ge
Mount your horses. 1783.
Mountain king. 17259.
Neapolitan mood. 8165.
Necken-polska. 17385.
Oh, Peter, go ringa dem bells I
SP EUS
When in the day-time working
here, waZets:
Where is the Cheshire cat. 18445.
Which is the properest day. 18453.
Boston T party. 293834*.
Boswell (Connie) :
I met my Waterloo out in the
beautiful sea. 138741.
Mommy. 11291.
Bosworth (L. O.):
Airs and graces. 9509 (6).
Child and the bird. 18648 (66).
Night school march. 6253 (3843).
Pretty dancer. 9509 (587).
Taking turns. 9509 (727).
Bosworth & ¢o.:
Concertino. 18967, 313830, 31381.
Dancing moonbeams. 3676.
Fata Morgana. 10193.
heard from heaven today. Festzug der blumenkodnigin. 3888.
11544. Gazelle. 19291.
Old red mill wheel. 17486. In der arena. 27535.
Opportunity. 116153. Irish souvenir. 16775.
Our heritage. 14542. Ke Nini S2iss%
Passing by. 17586. Master melodies. 27887.
Pater noster. 8880. Nordischer brautzug. 28115.
Picecaninny serenade. 17607. Obersteiger. 28137.
Pop! goes the weasel. 17645. Playful pelican. 17627.
Prayer for purification. 2183. Quivery quavers. 17691.
Procession of the Sirdar. 2197. Russische fantasie. 20707.
Rosary. 33021. Spirit of youth. 33258.
Sapphic ode. 15757. Steeple chase. 28593.
Seven folk-tunes. 21302, Sunset. 12156.
Shepherds. 28476. Tampico. 18092.
Ship. 8667. Twilight serenade. 124381.
Song of Hafiz. 20851. Voyage to Lilliput. 33598.
Song of thanksgiving. 25931, | Bosworth & co., ltd.:
25932. Cherry stones. 13152.
Song to be hummed at twilight. Fountain. 31609.
12064. Fun and frolic. 13446.
Still, still with Thee. 2593. My flowers and the robin. 14368.
Sweet memory. 2654. Ploughman’s life. 14607.
Take it as it comes. 2681. Red roses. 2248.
Theme from Finlandia. 8978. Song of fidelity. 5541.
There she lies in slumber deep. Suite in D. 33295.
2763. Third album. 28745.
This merry festal day. 21080. Bote (Hd.) & G. Bock:
Thou ancient, thou glorious, thou Deutsches largo. 535.
alp-crowned North. 18186. Drei schwedische thnze. 852,
To the rain god. 9040. Festliche musik. 16175.
To Thee, O Lord, do I lift up my Fliegerparade. 16201.
soul. 9042. Hriderizianische ouverture. 16240.
Tu lo sai. 21146. Heekenkind. 920.
Tune a day. 26162. Katze. 1387.
Twenty-five etudes. 290. Kuckuck. 1409.
Twinkletoes. 9094. Kurische Nehrung. 16892.
Vagrant. 18282. Marsche der luftwaffe. 22759.
Voice that breathed o’er Hden. Mit dir. 17836.
9152. Ostpreussische fischertinze. 17540.
Wavelets. 18337. Prisentiermarseh der flieger.
We have a song to sing, O. 2959. 17656.
We're called gondolieri. 2967. Rameau-suite. 17700,
We sail the ocean blue. 2976. Skagerrak-marsch. 2470.
When he was a lad. 3018.
Sonate. 853.
1575
INDEX
Bote (HKd.) & G. Bock-—Continued.
Spitzwegbilder. 17998.
Vier lieder aus Ostland. 2930.
Bote (Hd.) & G. Bock, g. m. b. h.:
Addio a Venezia. 29198.
Barock-suite. 29285.
Beiden Hsel. 29803.
Deingedenken. 29465.
Deutsche kantate. 29472.
Friihlingstag. 29622.
Galgenbruders fruthlingslied.
29627.
In meiner mutter garten. 29884.
Inschrift unter einem crucifix.
29905.
Leichte kavalleri. 14037*.
Lieder der andacht. 30026.
Midchengebet. 380095.
Rembrandt van Rijn.
Schiaraffenhochzeit.
Theme varié. 30708.
Unterhose. 380806.
Bothner (Sunny) Vil never be lone-
some again. 10577.
Botsch (Josephine) :
Daddy o’ mine. 26872.
I’m no longer dreaming. 27486.
My beautiful love. 27994.
My disappointment in you. 28005.
Botsford (George) :
Big jubilee. 3270 (61).
Dance of the gowns. 383904 (53).
Fat men on parade. 33904 (73).
Geisha maid. 33904 (98).
Joan of Arc. 383904 (147).
32978*.
30507".
Love watches. 3270 (399).
Wiggle rag. 383904 (338).
Bottega dei 4. Piedigrotta 1936.
25669.
Bottorff (F. T.) It’s spring. 25026.
Bottorff (W. E.) ‘That old refrain.
2723.
Botts (1. B.) Legend of the blue bon-
nets. 4596.
Botwin (L. J.) Um building castles.
22313.
Botwin (Shirley) I’m building castles.
22313.
Boucher (Bob)
Boucher (R. A.)
See Boucher (R. A.)
My dream dear of
you. 28006.
Bougas (F. J.) Perifimos Kalamata.
2130.
Bougas (J. J.) Perifimos Kalamata.
2130
Bouldin (I. B.) Won't you spend eter-
nity there with me. 9386.
Bounds (Alfonso) :
Don’t quit now. 567.
Sweet and tender. 23498.
Your satisfaction is my happiness.
29184, ;
Bouquet (C. M.) Harlem goes back to
the land. 138531.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Bourdens (Grace):
I got the gong from you. 22268.
Love to me means you. 22741.
Who, who, who cares. 29085.
Bourdin (P.):
En el cabaret.
Recuerdo de Oran.
Bourdon (Rosario) :
Blue grass. 3473.
Cities service march.
Darling. 38687.
Jessica Dragonette’s theme.
Pepita. 5218.
Salute to Ohio. 20725.
Bourg (L. J.) jr. You’re just a vision
dear to me. 15472.
Bourke (N. E.) Zella. 12849.
Bourke (Thomas) pseud. See Berliner
10149.
28341.
24309, 24310.
4482.
(Herbert )
Bourke (William) Lady in the sub-
way. 32225.
Bourlard (Norbert) China moon.
9866.
Bourne (Charles) :
C’est bon. 18864.
I can’t carry a tune. 19520.
Land of make believe. 19981.
Living the life of Riley. 20018.
Manhattan’s mood. 20145.
Melody no. X2. 4823.
Music is a language. 20255.
Parsley on everybody’s soup. 20512.
Sailing on the sea of love. 20715.
That’s what you gave tome. 21088.
Bourne (G. H.):
All in a day. 48.
Darkness came with the sunrise.
13239.
Horsin’ around. 16445.
I’ve got no dough. 7380.
Oh, oh, don’t look now. 17461.
On account of because. 5140.
Once more. 20465.
Take me away. 5668.
Would that you. 6184.
Bourne (Herbert) Who said there
ain’t no Santa Claus. 33735.
Bournet (Violette) Honeymoon in
Cuba. 16486.
Boutelje (Phil) :
Give us this night. 6977.
I can’t play my banjo. 10514.
Moose-bar. 20239.
My concertina. 1814, 14348.
Purple shadows. 11754.
Boutillier (W. R.) Your voice. 9496.
Bouvier (J. E.)
27260.
Bové (J. H.):
Glow worm and the star. 16285.
Go to sleep my baby. 16286.
Indian epic in song. 16762.
Riches I hold in light esteem.
17740.
Hoiah, Holy Cross.
1576
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
So there! now I’ve done it. 2494.
Bowden (H. M.) Pretending. 8463.
Bowden (John) Nag, nag, nag. 20337.
Bowden (L. L.):
After. 6270.
After long years. 12880.
Cowboy’s torch song. 24852.
Dreams of you. 16092.
Fireside memories. 27073.
Good shepherd. 27171.
Here’s to President Roosevelt.
31787.
Moonlight magician.
Song of the rolling tide.
Wander-thirst. 21235.
27963.
33238.
When poppies bloom in California.
12623.
Workin’ Sam. 33795.
You’re the world and all to me.
26499.
Bowen (Arthur) Bluest blues. 3482.
Bowen (C. EB.) Honey you’re mine
alone. 4151.
Bowen (Carolyn) Gardener game.
13451.
Bowen (Charles) :
Ah foun’ Jesus at mah do’. 9536.
Come to me sweetheart, please do.
24829.
Cradle lullaby. 9988.
Cuban rhumba. 243864.
Deaf but not dumb. 24889.
Faded rosebuds. 31545.
Have no fear. 10886.
Iam an echo. 10497.
10566.
10801.
I’ll be waiting, dear.
In my Father’s house.
Serenade. 11934.
Spanish tango. 25960.
Bowen (M. HE.) Since you became a
reality. 17904.
Bowen (R. 8.) Tenderfoot. 30698.
Bowen (York):
Album for the young. 6283.
Falling petals. 19209.
On foot. 20446.
Pedalling the modern pianoforte.
20527.
Bower (Fred) I am a slave of love.
13616.
Bowers (G. 8.) Original for piano no.
4, 20483.
Bowers (Grace) Fond memories.
19247.
Bowers (J. J.) Ah want to go to
heab’n. 29.
Bowers (M. A.) Oedipus Tyrannus of
Sophocles. 21569 (415).
Bowers (Marjorie) Beneath a cross
of white, 130386.
Bowers (R. H.) Now spring is beguil-
ing. 1984.
Bowery princess. 22191, 23061, 23179.
Bowles (C. G.)
25578.
On a night for two.
Bowman (A. J.) Old pioneer. 2038.
Bowman (Brooks) :
Gone with the wind. 31686.
I’m repressed. 27489.
Lost horizon. 32356.
When autumn leaves. 21307,
28954.
Down on our New
10070. ©
Bowman (Bud)
Jersey farm.
Bowman (H. L.) Texas centennial
jubilee. 15040.
Bowman (N. B.) Home _ memories,
31807.
Bowman (P. F.)
Bowne (M. H.):
Heaven that was meant for me.
7098.
Let’s swing the band.
Waltz song. 26235.
4629.
You’ve got what it takes. 6232.
Box (—):
I like it, I like it, I do. 29792.
I’m gonna chuck myself into the
cold canal. 29813.
Me likee love, yuammy-yummy-yum-
yum-yum. 32450.
My girl’s a rhythm fan. 8084.
On my little toboggan. 28187.
Swing me to sleep. 380672.
This side of heaven. 33426.
Wheel of the wagon is broken.
5988, 5989.
When you’re in love with someone.
21361.
Box (Hlton) :
End of the Caribou trail.
In old Messina. 1235.
My S. O. S. for you. 4997.
Oh! don’t miss Miss Variety. 5097.
There’s a one horse town in Ari-
zona. 8998.
Whistle your worries away. 12667.
With a cup of cold poison beside
me. 3135.
Wurlitzer waltz. 21461.
Boy and the girl. 6253 (124, 204, 209,
329, 341, 360, 412, 528)
Boyajian (Hlizabeth) Enchanted gar-
664.
den. 16126*.
Boyee (C. D.) Call of my heart. 6540,
Boyce (EH. H.) Jesus is my friend.
29946.
Boyce (Edwin) Old fashioned way.
28165.
Boyd (Art) Puppy love. 32983.
Boyd (C. B.) Landon lyric. 14021.
Boyd (C. E.) Capture of Santa Claus.
33904 (33).
Boyd (Daniel) I love you. 273890.
Boyd (H. K.) I want someone to kiss
me good night. 7400.
Boyd (Ernest) I’ve got a crush on you.
27479),
1577
5 INDEX
Boyd (M. F.) Old sweethearts. 8290.
Boyd (M. J.) Dawn and eventide.
21849.
Boyd (M. L.) Spanish lover’s moon.
28574,
Boyden (Hddie) It feels so good.
10853.
Boyer (L. R.):
It’s you I crave. 1809.
You’ve got me worried. 3239.
Boyer (Lucien) Ma Nénette. 30092.
Boyer (M. E.) Without you darling.
15404.
Boyer (QO. A.)
14566.
Boyer (Weston)
the moon, 1529.
Boylan (Frank):
Do you mind. 16034.
Parting for a while.
Lonely to-night like
Lovely girl. 7848.
Boyle (B. J.) Spell of the moon.
28577.
Boyle (G. F.) Celtic song. 15823.
Boyle (Marian):
It’s up to you. 22523.
Nothing to me, 23048.
Novia. 23045.
Rhumba. 2266.
Boyles (A. L. W.) Some one like you.
2517.
Boyles (D. V.) Where’s your sense of
humor, dear. 263853.
Boynton (B.G.) Llovea sailor. 29801.
Boynton (Bert) Man of the hour.
27860.
Boynton (H. W.) Son o’ the wild.
14858.
Boys and Betty. 3270 (641), 12862 (65—
68), 29189 (381).
Bozi (Harold de)
29353.
Bozonie (Mike)
6646.
Bozza (Hugéne) :
Aria. 9758.
Dix piéces faciles. 263.
Braatz (A. L.) Remember sweetheart.
22538.
Brabender (Audrey) :
Paul Bunyan’s rollway. 11657.
We had better vote for Roosevelt
one and all. 21253.
Brabo (Mabel) Aggravatin’ Rose.
Bracchi (Alfredo) Per voi. 11669.
C’est la rumba.
Come closer to me.
25.
Bracht (M. G.) Id like to be in
heaven. 10520.
Brack (Imogene) You’ve got me in a
trance. 9478.
Brack (Joe) Franklin D. Roosevelt’s
for you. ‘766.
Brackett (Ff. H.) au., and Brackett (M.
FE.) prop.:
Come unto Me, ye weary. 9509
(145).
pt. III, 0. S., v. 31
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
18648 (345).
Brackett (lL. F.) My master and my
friend. 26533 (197).
Bradburn (F. E.) Magic moonlight.
32415.
Bradburn (Rhoda) Sunny skies.
23486.
Bradbury (Stan) Syncopating the
classics. 28662.
Bradford (B. H.):
Under the weeping willow, when
we were kids. 15185.
When I go to sleep I want to dream
of mother. 18408.
Bradford (C. O.) pseud. See Bilhorn
(PP)
Bradford (F. V.) Under the weeping
willow, when we were kids. 15185.
Bradford (lL. J.):
Cottage on the hill. 21805.
Little red canoe. 22671.
William. 23885.
Bradford (Tommy) Love ship of
dreams. 17074.
Bradley (B. J.) In Flanders fields.
10794.
Bradley (Dorothy):
Authentic examination tests.
29263-29266.
Authentic first Bach. 6379.
Authentie first Beethoven. 6422.
Authentie first Handel. 24660.
Authentic first Mozart. 8042.
Authentie first Schubert. 25819.
Authentic first Schumann. 25823.
Authentic two-part aural practice
book. 15635.
Bradley (Harold) Black widow blues.
29819.
Bradley (Johnny):
False alarm. 381556.
Good-night time has come again.
31699.
I’m in cireulation again. 29815.
There was a time I thought the
world of you. 383417.
Bradley (Roland) To have, to hold,
to love. 261383.
Bradley (Vi.) Time marches on.
18200.
Bradley (Wallace) I. O. U. for love.
4320.
Bradshaw (Herbert) Rosemary.
14711.
Bradshaw (K. W.) Chord families.
31294.
Bradstreet (G. D.):
My hidden melody. 1841.
Now stop your fooling and go to
work. 25582.
Brady (W. T.) Dreams that never
come true. 133389.
1578
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Brihmer (Peter) Liebesfriihling.
32278.
Braeutigam (R. L.):
Way of my heart.
Wrong. 21459.
Braeuty (Rael)
19341.
Braga (G.) Angel’s serenade.
Bragg (R. F.) Night winds.
Braham (Bernice):
How easily things
10477.
I can’t take it.
I just can’t take it.
Im a sap. 29807.
I’ve just got to dance.
In lullaby land. 29883.
Last dance. 11001, 29998.
Living dreams. 11097.
Mist around the moon.
My scrapbook sweetheart.
What’s the matter with
12588.
Braham (Dave)
home. 380098.
Braham (Philip)
16970, 22651.
Brahe (M. H.):
Evening shadows.
Keep Thou my heart.
Brahms (Johannes) :
Brahms. 293386.
Cradle song. 264-266, 13979, 18080.
Csardas of love. 460*.
KF. A. KE. 23318.
How iovely is Thy dwelling place.
9760.
Hungarian dance.
269388, 31003 (20).
In silent night. 15756, 18841.
Liederland. 33084.
Little dustman. 6253 (47).
Lullaby. 38496, 8701, 24203, 24204.
33623.
Good time blues.
12928.
1952.
go wrong.
297713.
10547.
29838.
30168.
30253.
me.
Maggie Murphy’s
Limehouse blues.
688.
27647.
24200-24202,
O fair cheeks of roses. 18648
(53).
Quartett. 9509 (83).
Sapphic ode. S761, 13081, 15757.
Slumber song. 267.
Songs of Ophelia. 18842.
Three waltzes. 3497.
To a nightingale. 18648 (54).
Waltz, as you dreamily dance.
26709.
Wiegenlied. 268.
Brahy (G. H.):
Childhood days. 24288.
Down on the Rio Grande.
Fiddlin’ Phil. 3892.
Braidwood (E. R.) City of New York.
PAN (Way
Braine (Robert) :
Dancing marioneite.
Musical toy. 20261.
582.
19025.
Brambach (C. J.) Waldmeister’s woo-
ing. 21569 (589).
Bramble (Bob and Lon) Eugene the
Jeep. 19188.
| Brammer (Julius) Bauerngeneral.
186*.
Branaka (Kathryn) Remembering
you. 28856.
Branch (Ll. R.) Ladies and gentle-
men, meet the boys. 1414.
Brand (Caesar) :
Bachelor of love. 63887.
Music in my heart is you. 22894.
Strange as it may seem. 2600.
Brandeis (Helene) Littie frontier cen-
tennial mareh of Fort Worth, Texas.
14108, 16999.
Brander (G. E.) Hideaway home.
22192.
Brandes (Herman) Prinzessin Ade-
leide. 8471*.
Brandewiede (Walter) Out of the fog.
8358.
Brandstetter (Willi) :
Keine ist so schon wie du.
Wort vielleicht. 21453.
Brandt (Dore) Allerlei volkstanze
auf dem klavier zu spielen. 59.
Brandt (Eddie) I’m tossing the woo.
16612.
19894.
Brandt (Enid) Butterfly. 3514.
Brandt (Leonie) Butterfly. 3514.
Brandvig (Herbert) :
Barn dance. 185.
Reverie. 2261.
Brandwood (H. F.) Dorothea. 19160.
Branison (Marion) Strange. 12136.
Branscombe (Gena) See Tenney
(G. B.)
Brant (George) Will Rogers’ last
wish. 23880.
Brantley (A. B.) It’s best to be true.
10864. '
Brantman (J. M.) Meditation. 25314.
Brase (H. E.):
I have everything to live for.
10548.
Say it again to me. 11899.
Brash (James) Cobweb’s_ valsette.
18948.
Brashear (W. R.)
lamplight. 8815.
Brasier (EK. F.)
17338, 32616.
Brattnick (Frank)
love with you.
Bratton (Francis)
Bratton (J. W.):
Standing in the
My Nevada valley.
That’s why I’m in
28708.
Indiana. 13868.
Bubble and the butterfly. 3270
(75).
Hv’ry baby is a sweet bouquet.
12862 (159).
Girls who want to go upon the
stage. 3270 (212).
1579
INDEX
pt. Ilt, n.s., v. 31
a an aa
Bratton (J. W.)—Continued.
Mister Jigger. 12862 (339).
My black dove. 21569 (383).
Newlyweds and their baby. 12862
(362).
Bratzel (Bertha) t’s always spring-
time. 7542.
Brauer (Carrie) Maharaja Kaluka
Kakata Tomata. 7888.
Brauer (W. H.) I don’t know why.
27339.
Brauer (Walter) Gamble’s class meth-
od for strings. 3958.
Braun (Alois):
In a ruined mission chapel. 10786.
Nymphs and fairies at the spring.
Breeding (E. M.) Hanover songs.
24672.
Breese (B. B.):
How’s my chance. 10479.
. Ill trade you. 10582.
Breese (W. M.):
How’s my chance. 10479.
Ill trade you. 10582.
Breeskin (Barnet) Written in my
heart. 3164.
Breeze (Lou) Let’s be breezy. 19953.
Breitenbach (EH. K.):
Change of heart. 24277.
’m looking for my heart. 24861.
Look what you’ve done. 25222.
Breitenbach (R. A.) Red-haired boy.
123. 5300.
Braun (Charles) My land. 29189 Breitenfeld (Emil) You kissed me
(284). good-bye. 33848.
Braun (FE. E.):
Sea has covered her face. 14745.
Winter night idyll. 15393.
Braun Gay Je):
Baby at the zoo. 12972.
Black forest waltz. 6456.
I’m a millionaire. 16561.
I wonder if you can be happy with-
out me, 4356, 10729:
Old story. 2043.
Stranger who must have died.
2601.
Sunshine Sally. 33307.
Table under a tree. 30678.
Temptation. 2707.
Breithaupt (R. M.):
Kadenzen. 4538, 4539.
Vom singen zum _ klavierspielen.
5904.
Breitkopf & Hartel:
Daran ist erschienen die liebe
Gottes. 9976.
Dialogus: Ach Herr, du Sohn Da-
vid. 3726.
Drei motetten. 5589.
Dvritte sonate. 3806.
Erhalt uns, Herr. 19175.
Fantasie fiir orgel. 22010.
Fiirchte dich nicht. 10276.
Fiirwahry, er trug unsre krankheit.
Thinking it: over. 18179. LOZTTE
Wait. 28882. Gott fihret auf mit jauchzen.
Braun (Robert) Home-coming march. 19346.
22208. Gott wird abwischen alle tranen.
Braunsdorf (Carl) Meet me in Dallas. 10336.
20175.
Bravo (Eddie) What a fool was I to
let you go. 30861.
Bravo de Rueda (Jorge) Virgenes del
sol. 26217.
Brawner (J. D.) Evesdroppin’. 24497.
Bray (lL. HE.) Man on the flying tra-
peze. 20141.
Bray (M. E.) Music hour. 11888.
Brayton (L. M.) You're not just an
ordinary gal. 3227.
Brazen. 1317, 6499.
Breach (William) When voices are
changing. 26328.
Brede (Wm.) Weeping willow tree.
2994.
Bredehorst (H. O.):
Afterwhile. 6275.
Key to heaven. 16879.
Pitter-patter. 17619.
Brederode (Ada) Whispering sands of
the desert. 12665.
Breed (C. B.):
Beautiful. 3420.
Forward America. 19261.
Herr, ich habe lieb die statte
deines hauses. 10426.
Herr, nun selbst den wagen halt.
16402.
Herr, sei mir gniidig. 10428.
Ist Gott fiir uns. 10850.
Jauchzet Gott, alle lande. 10901.
Kantate. 3389, 18752, 18753, 29274-
29276.
Konzert. 20161.
Limmlein geht und tragt die
schuld. 16895.
Mache dich auf, werde _ licht.
11191.
Machet die tore weit. 11192.
Mazurka. 4808.
Motette. 30187.
Niemand hat gréssere liebe. 11481.
Nun bitten wir den Heiligen Geist.
17443.
Olympische kantate. 30336.
Orgelchorile. 23129, 23130.
Partita. 30383.
Romantisch. 20686.
Rondoletto. 5581.
1580
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Sechs heitere und besinnliche chor-
lieder und madrigale. 5765.
Seehste sonate. 38806.
Sonate. 4802, 22190, 30197.
Stimmen der nacht. 20907.
Tod ist verschlungen in den Sieg.
12367.
Trios A597 2:
Ubers gebirg Maria geht.
Valse. 4808.
Valse mignonne.
Valsette. 5881.
Vier lieder. 22784.
Weihnachtslied. 5961.
Wenn ich mit menschen- und mit
engelzungen redete. 21280.
30798.
Aba ls 8
Zwei fantasien und fugen. 29456.
Zwei sonatinen. 30198.
Breitstein (I. B.):
I’ve always loved you. 31989.
In a little bungalow of dreams.
32066.
Bremer (G. L.):
Abide with me. 6261.
Anima Christi. 6330.
Come, Holy Ghost. 6647.
Holy Jesus tender shepherd. 10450.
Jesu, son of Mary. 7568.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence.
7702.
Lord preserve thy going out. 7817.
Now the labourer’s task is o’er.
8229.
O perfect love.
Offering. 8251.
Office of the holy communion.
8252.
Peace I leave with you. 5209.
Thee we adore. 8977.
Brendle (J. E.) When I’m with you,
the hours seem to fly away. 21316.
Brennan (A. L.) Good-bye love.
16295.
Brennan (C. J.) Four traditional Irish
songs. 26718.
Brennan (J. K.):.
Cachucha. 29355.
Cecilia. 29378.
Love’s hour. 30082.
Marching to the music of the
8242.
stars. 30118.
My voice is like a flute of gold.
30263.
Out of the goodness of your great
big heart. 30366.
Salt of the earth, salt of the sea.
30492.
Song bird. 30587.
Brennan (Ruth) If you really love
me. 10764.
Brennan on the moor.
Brenner (G. E.):
Entry of the wilds march. 27023.
6253 (49).
Federal triumph march. 29585.
Golden city triumphal. 10321.
Tom Mix grand entree march.
12370.
Brenner (J. H.)
29682.
Brensike (Harold) Blue waltz. 18824.
Brent (Danny) pseud. See Blackmarr
(D. D.)
Brent (Karl):
Change of heart. 24277.
I’m looking for my heart.
Look what you’ve done. 25222.
Brent (lL. W.) Sailin’ high. 14719*.
Brenta (Gaston) . Nocturne. 9763.
Brereton (Marguerite) Wedding hymn.
2990.
Brero (G. C.):
Alla luna. 12901.
Piccolo fornaio. 14587, 30403.
Piero il malcontento. 14590, 30406.
Bres (H. HE.) If I could love you to-
night. 10745.
Breskovich (M. R.)
love. 19276.
Bressler (Sylvia) Will you know me
when youre famous. 23883.
Breton (P. O.):
I wish that you were mine.
Swing’s the thing. 23517.
Brett (Anne) Il never live again.
24819.
Bretzlaff (Kathleen )
Breuder (W. E.):
I can’t pretend. 27327.
Gateway of the earth.
24861.
From the one I
24924.
Goodnight. 7012.
T’ll travel alone. 4246.
Keep hoein’. 19891.
Out of the night. 14558.
You're responsible, sweetheart.
18608.
Young fella! You’re ready for
love. 12836.
Breuer (H. H.) Shamrock, the Shan-
non and you. 20756.
Breuer (Ernest) :
Got myself in love. 4023.
I knew that wed meet again.
22275.
Laddie Buck. 19922.
Let’s keep America, American.
27709.
Put it in writing. 23221);
Say ah. 5401.
When it’s springtime in Killarney,
it’s lovetime in my heart. 21329.
Where Wicklow looks down on the
sea. 21571.
Breuer (Harry):
Back talk. 3397.
Chicken reel. 3576.
Xylophone technique.
Breux,(Je, RB;
Coo-coo-coo. 18973.
Magie de la danse. 20126.
9399.
1581
INDEX
Brevig (Walter) :
Don’t you dare. 38759.
Isn’t it worth the trouble. 4488.
Dt tLe mi iS.2veol
Bridgman (W. C.) Basic songs for
male voices. 9656.
Briedis (Victor) Lazy rhythm. T7685.
Make impressions on my heart.| Briegel (G. F.):
4782.
Yours for the asking. 6249.
Brewer (A. H.) Fairy pipers. 6888,
6884.
Brewer (G. K.) Springtime melody.
8812, 12108.
Brewer (Inna M.) Spring. 8807.
Brewer (Isabel M.) Men in white.
4882.
Brewer (J. H.):
Indian-summer sketch. 8270 (322).
Wanderer’s night song. 3270 (694).
Brewer (lL. E.) Tennessee valley.
15037.
Brewer (Mark) Linnets’ parade.
32287.
Brewster (E. G.) Because of you.
9679.
Brewster (HE. W.):
I had a love song all my own.
13646.
Lonely alone. 14134.
Weather’s certainly fine. 15259.
Brewster (I. E.) Our way to love.
28233.
Brian (Havergal) :
Come o’er the sea. 6253 (77).
In a fairy boat. 6253 (2387).
Bric-a-brac. 21265.
Brice (Léon) :
Czardas. 190138.
Pesth. 20535.
Senora de Paris. 20585.
Briceho (Manuel):
Caraguena gentil. 13132.
Joropo tuyero. 13941.
Bricker (Paul) :
I know youll wait by the golden
gate. 31901.
Let’s imagine. 14064.
Love is a strange sensation. 17066.
My big moment. 4930.
Brickman (D. J.) I bring my love.
10503.
Bridge (V. H.):
In a cute little roadster of blue.
16707.
You hit the nail on the head.
18581. ;
Bridgeman (S. M.):
Glorious morning star. 18648
(142).
Then would I happy be. 18648
(346).
Bridges (F. R.) Two lives. 21166.
Bridges (V. C.) Two lives. 21166.
Bridgewater (Lela) Longing for you.
11119.
Bridgewater (Mary) See Hay (M. B.)
Beautiful heaven. 29290.
Black eyes. 26673.
Briegel’s (George F.) home on the
range song book. 97G4.
Buiiding an arrangement for band.
9785.
Familiar melodies. 22006.
Happy party. 16837.
Love’s dream. 11072.
Midnight alarm. 4844.
Now the day is over. 32714.
Princeton men are marching.
20598.
Rose of Tralee. &580.
Softly now the light of day. 32714.
Taps. 32714.
Briegel (G. F.) ine.:
Are you. 26595.
Beautiful heaven.
Black eyes. 26673.
Briegel’s (George F.) home on the
range song book. 9764.
Building an arrangement for band.
9785.
Deep in the chapel of my heart.
3707.
Familiar melodies. 22006.
Fifth cavalry march. 22026.
Fire jump. 22030.
Five hundred and twenty six ready
to use modulations. 18302.
Happy party. 163387,
Lavender march. 32242,
Love’s dream. 11072.
Midnight alarm, 4844,
Mine. 27926.
Moments of happiness. 17214.
Now the day is over. 32714.
Rose of Tralee. 8580.
Softly now the light of day. 32714.
Taps. 32714.
Without you. 29079. .
Briggs (Bartlett) Dream waltz.
19126.
Briggs (C. G.):
Close to Thee. 6253 (72).
He knows the way. 38270 (247).
Lead me all the way. 38270 (359).
Love eternal. 6253 (295).
Briggs (C. S.):
Close to Thee. 6253 (72).
He knows the way. 3270 (247).
Lead me all the way. 3270 (859).
Love eternal. 62538 (295).
29290.
Briggs (D. B.) Outdoor sketches.
2093.
Briggs (H. A.) Angela Eleanor Mary
McCann. 93.
Briggs (G. W.) Uncle Sam and Aunt
Columbia. 9105.
1582
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dickee-doo. 3729.
Just a fisherman.
Briggs (G. W.) jr.
Briggs (H. M.)
13950.
Briggs (Thelma)
Bright (Dora) Donkey. 31449.
Bright (S. K.) See Bright (S. M. K.)
Bright (S. M. K.):
Hawaiian cowboy. 10389.
’"Neath Tahitian skies. 20345.
Oni aka moku. 11603.
Rena Awapuhi. 11811, 283857.
Heart break. 4103.
So blue all alone. 25908.
Sophisticated hula. 38244.
Tahiti nui. 12208.
Bright Mohawk Valley. 138089.
Brightfire Thunder Sky (Chief):
Lights of the city grow bright.
Zon s.
Your love and charm.
Brill (B. F.):
Mothers love song. 4903.
You my only you. 6186.
Brill (Betty) lLet’s have a wedding in
June. 16939.
Brill (Isadore) :
I saw the moon through my tears.
21556.
166380.
Maybe. 27889.
Suppose I kiss you. 28625.
Until my dying day. 33561.
You're net the type. 29153.
Brilliant (Saul) :
Always say good morning with a
smile on your face. 12912.
I’m in heaven sweetheart with you
by my side. 138708.
If it were up to me. 18824.
My baby and me. 14337.
When you're in my arms.
Briner (QO. L.)
place. 7455.
Bring (Lou):
Honky-tonky Joe. 24736.
Love rides on the moon. 17072.
Brink (Edvard) Udiden grgnne skov.
26181.
Brinkmeyer (R. 0.)
I love you. 17292.
Briquet (Jean) pseud.
12647.
In a little out of way
My darling I say
See Philipp
(Adolf)
Brisac (P. Monteux-) See Monteux-
Brisae (P.)
Brisben (W. E.):
Mountain dew. 22884.
Why did I let you go. 23862.
Brischo (R. P.) Now that you’re back.
5074.
Briseoe (C. B.):
Hph-iph skeph-skiph. 13364.
IT don’t want no second-handed lov-
ing. 19536.
Little piccaninny rose. 14115.
Briscoe (H. C.) Hach and every mo-
ment of the hour. 6832.
126829—37
Briscoe (Hank) See Briscoe (H. C.)
Brisk young widow. 6508.
Brister (S. W.) sr.:
Beautiful city. 18779.
Lead me on, blessed Lord.
Britain (Radie) :
Baby I can’t sleep. 9638.
Drums of Africa. 3808.
Prayer. 11729.
British assn. of teachers of dancing.
Tri-ango. 28796.
British standard music co., ltd. Wed-
ding of the rose. 2991.
Brito (A.) Beso diabolico. 26666.
Brito (Alfredo) Masabi. 7922.
Britt (Addy) Im sitting pretty in At-
jantic City underneath the Jersey
moon. 27443.
Britt( Elton) :
Pappy, Zeb and Ezra and Elton.
8368.
Red River valley. 11800, 11801.
Britten (Benjamin) :
Friday afternoons. 1767, 768.
Our hunting fathers. 28223.
Suite for violin and piano. 2619.
Brittingham (R. B.):
As time goes on. 26604.
Swing your blues away. 28655.
Britton (Reg.) He’s got such funny
little ways. 29714.
Britton (Zebron) :
Hello song. 10420.
Honey babe blues. 13586, 31811.
Lawd. 14029, 19938.
22619.
Britzke (Anna) Valse triste. 15517
(415).
Britzke (Rud.) Valse triste. 15517
(415).
Brix (A. K.) Rio Grande. 17747.
Broaddus (H. H.) Tulip time. 18242.
Broadhurst (A. V.):
Across the sands of time. 29194.
Feeding among the lilies. 22019.
Guest divine. 193874.
Reminiscence. 30459.
Broadnax (H. J.):
Arise, ye idle ones. 6342.
Sweet chorines. 33817.
Broadnax (R. R.) As long as there’s
a you to love. 29250.
Broadus (W. B.) jr.
tion. 25857.
Broadway gallant. 32689, 33839.
Broadway music corp. :
And still no luck with you.
9585.
Broadway merry go round. 29340.
Chiquita, say no. 26790.
Dear diary. 24391, 29459.
I miss you. 31970.
Just made to kiss. 19879.
Keep hoein’. 19891, 22589.
Shocking sensa-
6323,
4 1583
INDEX
pt. III, n.s., v.31
Broadway music corp.—Continued.
Me wot’s ’ad me own ’orses. 11246,
17161.
Moonrise on the lowiands. 1764.
Ooh, it ’s nice. 11611, 17533.
Open up your heart. 17534.
Put it in writing. 23221.
Saddle your blues to a wild mus-
tang. 2839.
Say ah. 5404.
Sing, freshman, sing. 17909, 23364.
"Yaint good, like a nickle made of
wood. 12209, 15003.
Time tip-toes by. 21100.
-Without a shadow of a doubt.
15400. |
You make the wheels go ’round.
26465.
You're never too old to be loved.
21526.
You’re what the blues are made of.
29162.
You've got me _ guessin’ again.
291167.
Youve got me guessing again.
12824.
Broadway-nu-follies. 31201.
Broadwood (lL. A. T.) English tradi-
tional songs and carols. 9509 (204).
Broadwood (L. E.) English traditional
songs and carols. 9509 (204).
Brobst (A. L.) Devil in disguise.
10022.
Brocato (S. A.) Bueckroe moon. 282.
Brock (Allie M.) :
Just look at that moon. 7618.
Searching for love. 2391.
Brock (Arthur M.) Christ, our Savior.
29398.
Broecker (Baik, )*:
I’m still for prohibition. 1125.
New day. 1940.
Repeal has failed. 2255.
Brock (Frederick) :
*Cause I’m a gentleman. 21761.
I never knew before. 22377.
Listen to the band. 25185.
Up in Igloo land. 23688.
Brock (Ida) Where the _ goldenrod
nods. 3075.
Brock (J. G.) Christ, our Savior.
29398.
Brock (M. P.):
Just look at that moon. 7618.
Searching for love. 2391.
Brock (Pearl) See Brock (M. P.)
Brockett (Frank) Love birds. 1556.
Brockman (James) :
Some one else. 21569 (511).
You ean look and you can listen,
but m-u-m is the word. 21569
(628), 24081 (2385).
Brockmeier (F. M.) Snowflakes.
SoloT
Brockway (H. M.) One more bridge
to cross. 25596.
Broderick (Johnny)
be a man. 3020.
Brodie (J. C.) & sons:
Sheaf of little songs. 9509 (663).
To a baby. 29189 (4386).
When I grow to
Brodie (J. R.) Tl write a song.
24823.
Brodie (John) Rosy time with Roose-
Welt. Tt toas
Brodie (Mary) Mary Ann. 25298.
Brodniak (A. O.) YT build you a
bungalow of roses. 16526.
Brodsky (Vera) :
Fuller and Warren. 29625.
I’m dancing to be near you. 19609.
Brodszky (Nikolaus) :
selle fille et le brigand. 18799.
Crois moi. 18993.
Griiss’ dich Gott, endlich kommst
du wieder. 19372.
Ich geh’ mit dir zum standesamt.
19699.
Loneliness. 1526.
Mon seul amour, c’est vous. 20215.
Brody (Joseph) :
Jom hachupe. 25049.
Land of tears. 25126.
Broeder (R. L.) Cocktail bar. 26821*.
11459, 11634.
15517 (39), 18648 (57).
Hummin’. 16460.
See Brollier (R. A.)
Brollopsresan.
Broken idol.
Broking (Ada)
Brollier (Gabe)
Brollier (R. A.):
Dixie darlin’. 19077.
Let’s write a song. 7726.
She’s growing colder. 17878.
Texas bluebonnets. 5703.
Bromberg (Jacob) :
Don’t forget me. 19098, 29497.
Inspiration. 19783.
Just you and I. 32186.
My sweet. 32680.
When you are near me. 33711.
Brome (C. W.) Dreamy California
moon. 6812.
Bromersberg (George (Duke) ) Maybe.
17158.
Bromley (M. A.) Masquerader. 14231.
Bromme (Walter) Ball an_ bord.
12991.
Broms (J. W.):
Accent on the South. 12867.
Degree in love. 13260.
My first love. 14865.
We've got a new star. 9212.
Broms (Wilson) See Broms (J. W.)
Bronicz (Stawomir) Tak samo nudze
sie jak ty. 15004, 15005.
Bronner (Margaret) Vision waltz.
9144.
Bronson (Ben) Here’s to you. 924.
1584
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Bronson (F. C.) My song parade.
203824.
Bronson, 6G.) As.)
Dixie land. 26939.
Don’t sing aloha dear. 26955.
Hawaii and you. 10888.
Hawaiian moon of melody. 10392.
Hula me oe. 27305.
In a dream of Honolulu.
In a little Carolina town.
Kai e wa waltz. 27641.
Night time in Hawaii is lovetime
PAPE
27528.
with you. 11485.
Old Nevada moon. 28172.
Paloma. 11688.
Waltzing with you, in Honolulu.
28897.
Bronson (Margaret) :
Gypsy fires. 18518.
Play the scale of C. 32875.
Bronson music & sales corp.:
Bronson’s song folio. 9778, 24212-
24216.
Dixie land. 26939.
Don’t sing aloha dear.
Hawaii and you. 10388.
Hawaiian moon of melody. 10392.
Hula me oe. 27305.
In a dream of Honolulu. 27527.
In a little Carolina town. 27528.
Kaiewa waltz. 27641.
Night time in Hawaii is lovetime
26955.
with you. 11485.
Old Nevada moon. 28172.
Paloma. 11638.
Waltzing with you, in Honolulu.
28897.
Bronson’s song folio. 9778, 9779, 24212—
24216.
Bronson’s song folio for Hawaiian and
Spanish guitars. 6514.
Bronstein (A. J.):
City College banner. 6620, 32242.
Harmony in spring. 7070.
Bronxville, N. Y., Bronxville public
schools. Gramatan. 29674.
Brook (A. L.) Two modern American
compositions. 28338.
Brook (Harry):
Little child Jesus.
Little King. 20007.
16992.
Plane tree. 14597.
Quiet August noon. 17688.
Springtime. 18000.
To daffodils. 5788.
Two unison songs. 29343.
Brooke (I. L.) pseud. See Jones
(I. H.)
Brookert (Frank) Without you.
29079.
Brookfield (J. N.) Stealing love.
Bee.
Brooks (Abe)
brown hair.
Jeanie with the light
22534.
Brooks (Bob) That’s the place where
all the sweethearts go. 2726.
Brooks (C. W.):
Christ is:all. 3590.
Heaven's joy. 4115.
I love you. 27891.
Brooks (HH. D.) Surrender waltz.
234938.
Brooks (Harl) :
After I’ve been your loved one.
26544.
I like the flavor of your lips.
19568.
Please dear. 25678.
Brooks (Ernest) Toccata. 23460.
Brooks (Harry):
Disturbing the piece. 16026.
Low tide down in my heart. 17092.
On the loose. 20452.
Rockin’ in a rockin’ chair. 8558.
Swing, Mr. Charlie. 5656.
Brooks (Harvey) :
Bill’s specialty. 18811.
Don’t let our love song turn into a
blues. 10055.
Finger wave. 730.
I love the blues. 10590.
I took you at your word. 1156.
It’s a mighty pretty night for love.
4446.
Let’s go ballyhoo. 4617.
Love in the first degree. 11138.
Please don’t say you love me if you
don’t. 20564.
When my baby and me step out.
15316.
Who’s that pretty baby.
You alone. 26488.
Brooks (I. H.) Mammy’s little baby.
9318.
20134.
Brooks (J. M.):
Come back. 15880.
Tl love you ’till the day I die.
19584.
You make living sweeter. 15457.
Brooks (Josephine) See Brooks (M. J.)
Brooks (l. E.) Five little words.
16197.
Brooks (M. J.) Why did you go with
another. 21396.
Brooks (M. M.):
Drop the O and put U in the center
of love. 10115.
Flower fashion show. 13418.
Good-bye to Carolina. 16296.
I’d give the world. 22245.
I told you. 27474.
I’ve never been able to get enough
of you. 19681.
I want to middle down the center
of an aisle with you. 22416. —
If the band of a wedding ring could
only play a tune. 24943.
Mumsey. 32550.
1589
INDEX
Brooks (M. M.)—Continued.
Swing mad. 14983.
Writhing rhymn. 61388.
Brooks (Ralph H.) For me and a girl
like you. 19252.
Brooks (Russell) Bookolix. 24199.
Brooks (Russell H.) Brokel system of
improvising. 9772.
Brooks (Shelton) :
After all these years. 6271.
I] ean’t carry on without you.
29771.
Rhythm train. 32990.
Romping on Ramport. 33018.
You ain’t talking to me. 29189
(486).
Brooks (Sydney) :
Have you got your harmonica
handy. 19416.
Yes, not arf we are. 30952.
Brooks music pub. co.:
My hut is built near a teakwood
tree. 8101.
Out of the darkness. 8357.
Singer of songs. 2467.
Brookshire (Camilla) Dearest. 19056.
Broomberg (Mendel) I whistle, I
whistle. 32009.
Broome (Edward) au., and Broome
(Bs C:, of Ws €:) props:
Be thou near. 3270 (48).
Now the day is over. 3270 (458).
When twilight deepens. 26533
(321).
Broome (Rossie)
174.
Broones (Martin) :
Back on lover’s hill.
Another dream gone wrong. 26582.
Hidden in the valley. 10482.
It happened in the starlight. 7534,
19801.
Journey’s end. 32163.
Like a tin can tied to a puppy dog’s
tail. 27730.
Love song. 27816.
Moon melody. 1749.
One last love song.
Rocking with you
23.011.
Seeing stars. 5240.
Swing along. 28646, 28647.
Thought. 18188.
Trafalgar Square. 28789.
Unbelievable. 28843.
Broonzy (Willie) :
Big Bill blues. 9711.
Don’t tear my clothes. 24445.
Good liquor gonna carry me down.
4017.
Rambling with that woman.
Romeo and Juliet. 30474.
When scmebody loses then some-
body wins. 6026.
2066, 5158.
in my arms.
5298.
pt. II, n. S., vi dll
You have to live and let live.
9436.
Brosius (M. A.) :
Caprice. 31246.
Dawn is here. 31898.
I sing to you. 31984.
If I had a palace. 32089.
In the desert moonlight.
Lovely spring. 32392.
Our misty moon. 32811.
Red roses in the rain. 382969.
Brosky (C. T.):
I dare say.
29889.
24780.
I’ve got you on my mind. 19676.
You’re the one I love. 24001.
Brothers (Richard) Oh, yes, oh, yes,
a million times yes. 20413.
Broughton (H. W.):
Gone. 22118.
Home of my heart. 22209.
I met my love while dreaming.
22371.
Pinch my little finger in the dark.
20548.
Washing the dishes. 238727.
You great big nut. 2389538.
Broughton (Haydn) Stop _ stallin’.
30631.
Broughton (Richard) I’m lonely for
you. 1108.
Brouse (M. O.):
Broadway sweetheart. 26721.
Me-oh-my. 27898.
Browda (Morris) Aristic compositions
by Morris Browda. 118.
Browder (H. F.) In Hawaii—land.
19748.
Brower (E. O.):
Oh-h-h, but it hurts nice.
Who eares. 3087.
Brown (A. L.):
Ballet dancer.
Summer reverie.
Brown (A. 8.):
Aphrodite. 29189 (7).
Come out, June moon. 12862 (109).
D-I-V-O-R-C-E. 12862 (130).
Dixie land I love you. 12862 (132).
Don’t look at me like that. 29189
(90).
Girl next door. 26533 (94).
I always know my own front door.
3270 (281).
I'd like to spend a rainy afternoon
with you. 12862 (230).
I love them all. 29189 (179).
I’m a poor old henpecked man.
29189 (181).
I’m not that kind of a girl.
(129).
I’m walking slow, but I’m going
fast. 26533 (132).
I never loved another girl as I love
you. 29189 (184).
2014.
12998.
14943.
210533
1586
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
June moon. 12862 (276).
Land where my fathers died is good
enough for me. 29189 (235).
Longacre Square. 29189 (248).
Loving time. 3270 (400).
Moving day in jungle town.
(194).
Murphy. 12862 (350).
My best girl. 29189 (280).
Napoleon. 3270 (448).
Roosevelt and Earle. 28388.
They all take off their hats to Mr.
Murphy. 12862 (496)..
When hop scotch Mary took her
first Seotch high ball. 12862
(535).
Brown (A...) You’ve brought the sun-
shine. 6228.
Brown (A. W.) Brand new day. 15758.
Brown (Aaron):
Let’s land with Landon and pros-
perity. 25158.
That’s-how-it-is. 89783.
Brown (Afton) Wasting
15242, 15243.
26533
my time.
Brown (Al) Back in those old Ken-
tucky days. 31102.
Brown (Al. W.):
Base-ball. 9509 (38).
Daylight hurts my eyes. 9509
(179).
Roll on the rollaway. 9509 (623).
To-night. 9509 (747).
Under the electric lights. 9509
Ciae):.
Brown (Archie) End of the vagabond’s
trail. 27019.
Brown (8B. J.) You ain’t heard nothin’.
15430.
Brown (B. R.)
3448.
Brown (Bob) See Brown (R. M.)
Brown (Burgess) :
Rusty hinge.
Tea time tote.
Brown (C. E.):
Be mine once more. 9661.
Beautiful lady, its time that we
Betrayed in paradise.
30490.
26065.
pact. 31127.
Dearest. 6739.
I should have known better. 10683.
Brown (C. H.) Youre just right.
23980.
Brown (Cleo): :
Every Tubb. 10170.
I wonder. 7417.
Joe Louis stomp. 10916.
Pelican stomp. 2126.
Two lips in the night. 9101.
Brown (Clinton) :
Everything I love. 21986.
Songs that will never grow old.
25945.
Brown (D. G.):
Dixie land. 16029.
Girl of yesterday. 16269.
My ukulele girl. 17363.
Brown (Daie) See Brown (H. D.)
Brown (Dot) pseud. See Allinson
(Dorothy)
Brown (Dwight) :
Come down to dear old Texas.
24326.
Roses are symbols. 20695.
(Mrs. BE. A.) Come down to
24326.
Brown
dear old Texas.
Brown (HH. H.):
Can’t you.
Harlem swing.
Brown (EH. M.):
Coast guard patrol. 26821.
Taconic parkway. 28665.
Brown (KE. 8.) Father, we thank Thee.
6893.
Brown (KE. W.)
0150.
Brown (Eddy) Love at last. 17052.
Brown (Hdith) pseud. See Bogomaz
(Hdith )
Brown (Edith D.):
All my inspiration gone.
Black-eyed Susans. 138057.
I’m loving you then. 13720.
In a little white canoe. 13841.
On the side of a hill. 14522.
Watching for a signal from the
shore. 15244.
Brown (Elson) See Brown (R. E.)
Brown (Emma R.):
Chow-chow. 26793.
Why don’t you finish what you
started. 30918.
31241.
31747.
On with Roosevelt.
12897.
Brown (Ernest D.) After to-night.
29201.
Brown (Ethelyn R.) Whatcha gonna
do. 26287.
Brown (Ff. A.) Your eyes cannot de-
ceive me. 21558.
Brown (fF. J.) See Spencer (¥. J. B.)
Brown (F. M.) ‘Turn off dat rain.
15160.
Brown (Faye) To the one I loved.
26138.
Brown (Forman) :
Hilis Island boys. 6844.
He may be yo’ man Friday, but he’s
my man Saturday night. 7082.
Brown (Fred) Dancing with you and
the moonbeams. 21839.
Brown (G.) Rock me to sleep in my
Rocky Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Brown (G. F.) Good-night nurse.
10328.
Brown (G. Hardin) :
And night too. 6820.
Sing a song at twilight. 28494.
1587
INDEX
Brown (G.-Harrison) Vision of you.
28878.
Brown (G. J.):
Somebody new. 17954.
Swan song. 2641.
That is the reason why. 30702.
That’s what you’ve done to me.
12292.
We met in Nasau. 26250.
Without a glance you pass me by.
9372.
Brown (G. L.):
Falling for you. 10189.
Love on the radio. 11157.
What’ll we do with father. 15280.
Brown (G. M.) Fountain of youth.
24589*.
Brown (G. P.)
all over again.
Let’s dance this waltz
25156.
Brown (Gail R.) Where is the Che-
shire cat. 18445.
Brown (Gene D.) Nursery rhymes.
303800.
Brown (Geoffrey) I can’t forget.
19522.
Brown (George R.) Spring in Vienna
but autumn in my heart. 5572, 20884.
Brown (Georgia) Dat ol’ Bob White.
9980.
Brown (Gertrude)
Brown (Gladys D.)
24666.
Brown (Grace) :
I want to live and love and die with
you. 1174.
When the heart of the world went
wrong. 33699.
Brown (H. D.) Widjiwagan. 18488*.
Brown (H. L.):
O what a Saviour. 11531.
When twilight shadows fall. 33708.
Brown (Harrison) I had good inten-
tions. 27351.
Brown (Herbert)
little girl. 14968.
Brown (Irving) :
My song is you. 20823.
Sing, freshman, sing. 17909, 23364.
What the heart believes, the eyes
will see. 9248.
Brown (J. A.) Swagger suit.
Broyvine i. .):
Even then.
Pourquoi. 20580.
Hail to Roosevelt.
Sweet little, mean
2639.
3845.
Just dreams. 1369.
Kitty McCue. 25113.
No more. 28107.
Sometimes. 5533.
Brown (J. H. L.) It must be grand.
32118.
Brown (J. J.):
Answer to Red River valley. 100.
Because I have found you. 201.
Floridy. 742.
_ Dll never sing the blues. 13666.
De} TT, WS.) Varo
I miss you. 13742.
Miami. 30158.
Unfading memories of father,
mother and home. 30804.
Unlucky man. 2882.
Brown (Mrs. J. M.)
(Gladys D.)
Brown (J. O.)
See Brown
Sweet Memory lane.
26020.
Brown (J. R.) Silvery light. 33142.
Brown (J. 8S.) jr. Love is a sweet
chord. 11141.
Brown (James) Miniature suite.
32495.
Brown (James L.) For compositions
by James L. Brown see this index
under names of claimants of copy-
right.
Brown
Brown
2508.
Brown (Jennie B.) Uncle Sam and
Aunt Columbia. 9105.
Brown (Jewel) Sweet little, mean lit-
Returning. 2258.
B.) Spell-bound.
(Jane)
(Jeanne
tle girl. 14968.
Brown (Jimmy) I had to change my
plan. 1023. °
Brown (Joe (Doc)) See Brown (J.
RS)
Brown (Jug) See Brown (J. H. L.)
Brown (Julia L.) Twilight and you
in a garden fair. 5885.
Brown (K. C.):
Manana, always tomorrow. 32421.
Singin’ a song. 33157.
Brown (K. M.) On the budget. 8310.
Brown (K. W.) Dawn and eventide.
21849.
Brown (L. R.)
Brown (L. T.):
Old New England. 32764.
Kosciusko. 32220.
You're the doctor. 15482.
Brown (L. W.):
Ridin’. 23259.
We ought to be on the radio.
23741.
Brown (Louis) Mountaineer. 4905.
Brown (M. C.) World children for
Jesus. 12862 (549).
Browne (M. EH.) :
Like stars in heav’n. 9509 (888).
Song of the cup. 9509 (686).
Brown (M. S.):
’Lizabeth Jane. 20019.
Similes are not as sweet as kisses.
33184.
Brown (M. W.) Who loveth most.
337382.
Brown (M. Z.) I’ve got the sniffles.
19674.
Brown (Marion)
parted. 29772.
Brown (Martin L.):
Homer. 27272.
I can’t forget we
1588
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
I know all the answers. 27360.
It’s heaven. 27580. M
Just to be with you. 27635.
Seeing stars by moonlight. 28452.
Then came the dawn. 28716.
Who wants an angel. 29034.
Brown (Mary L.) My theme song.
11446.
Brown (N. A.) Weather man has set
the stage for love. 12564.
Brown (N. H.):
After dark. 19.
Alone. 38318.
Busy body. 291.
Desdamona. 21868.
Got a pair of new shoes. 7018.
I’m feelin’ like a million. 1085.
Love was in the air. 20102.
Pagan love song. 25772.
Smoke dreams. 23387, 33194,
33195.
Something’s gotta happen soon.
Boot.
Statues. 25977.
Sun showers. 26001.
Under your spell. 9118.
Words and music. 30944.
Would you. 6135, 12733, 12734.
You're in a class by yourself.
3217-8219,
Yours and mine.
Brown (O. B.)
3254.
Sun shali no more go
down. 29189 (412).
Brown (O. C. M.) Comforter. 15888.
Brown (Olive B.):
Let’s be sweethearts again. 19955.
Price tag on a cottage for two.
5270.
Brown (Paul. W.):
My belief in you. 32571.
My heart feels a thrill. 32584.
Weathering a storm. 23753.
Brown (Philip W.) In the higher way.
24985.
Brown (R. A.) Harlem serenade.
19406.
Brown (R. BE.) Supply and demand.
20934.
Brown (R. G.) Tho you cannot be
mine. 9012.
Brown (R. J.) On with Roosevelt.
5150.
Brown (R. M.):
Place in your heart. 28274.
Say you won’t leave me. 23307.
Brown (Ralph):
I'll be dreaming of love. 24809.
It’s all because of you. 22511.
Love you. 25264.
Play me swing nite and day.
25674.
Swinging down in Harlem town.
23527.
Brown (Randle) Moonlight blues.
4881
Brown (Reid) When I get back to
the mountains. 15297.
Brown (Richard W.) :
God meant you for me. 825.
I ups and says Arlyne. 4829.
I wish you were a mazuzah.
10725.
Jubivitis. 10926.
Little girl in white. 17004.
Love is not so simple. 19570.
My search has ended. 11429.
Tip tap toe. 5784.
You and I had an ice cream cone.
9414.
Brown (Rita):
I’m happy. 10621.
Thunder in the Rockies. 28754.
Brown (Roy) I’m broken hearted.
22311.
Brown (Roy W.) I spy with my little
eye. 27472.
Brown (Sallie) Letter tied with blue.
19681.
Brown (Sylvia) In a green valley.
10780.
Brown (T. C.):
Grasshoppers’ dance. 10348,
Linnets’ parade. 32287.
Préludes. 82299.
Robbin’ Harry. 2290.
Saltarello. 4025.
Brown (T. D.) My dream for you.
17297.
Brown (Ted) Non conosci il ritor-
nello. 2398.
Brown (Vincent) Back to the one
26631.
New deal Kelly. 8175.
Brown (Wayne) See Brown (M. W.)
Brown Berrey. 31206.
Browne (A. EH. (Pat)):
TE, OEt9i.
In the twinkle of an eye. 1256.
Melody of wine. 1692.
Wonderful you. 3144.
Browne (J. A.):
Somebody just like you.
(431).
Sweetheart time.
Yankee dude’ll do.
Browne (Jane M.)
who’s waiting.
Brown (W. P.)
6253
6253. (467).
6253. (542/).
Apple blossom
time. 18715.
Browne’ (Joe) Gentleman awaits.
31636.
Browne (John M.) Why couldn’t you
have loved that way. 21392.
Browne (Louise) Wearin’ my heart
in two. 380854,
Browne (M. A.) Breaking waves.
65038.
Browne (Pat):
Hand in hand. 891,
1589
INDEX
Browne (Pat)—Continued.
Manana. 1643.
Browne (Ted) music co., inc. Blues in
paradise. 9748.
Browning (Dunean) Little cowboy.
7762.
Browning (I. H.) Let’s go ballyhoo.
4617.
Browning (Mortimer) :
My true-love hath my heart.
11449.
Sleep, my laddie, sleep. 2475,
5497.
Browning (William) Landon lyric.
14021.
24318.
Smile in your eyes.
Brownings go to Italy.
Brownlie (Gladys)
12009.
Brownrigg (M. R.) Memories of desert
gold. 253822.
Brown’s (Burgess) orchestra. Tea
time tote. 26065.
Brownsmith (Douglas):
Blue sunset. 21717.
Toys to play with.
Brownson (William)
dawn. 23284.
Broyles (Hlizabeth) :
Daddy rockie - sing. 467.
Rockaby baby, O bye. 2299.
Tea kettle tea. 2698.
Bruce (EK. W.) Garden party. 31632.
Bruce (Frances) Just to hear you say
I love you so. 7623.
Bruce (M.C.) Six dance duets. 24219.
Bruce, Clements & co. Weird of Col-
bar. 28982.
Bruch (Margarete)
26533 (215, 216).
Bruch (Max) Osterkantate.
(215, 216).
Bruckner (Anton):
1. symphonie C-moll. 9506.
IV. symphonie es-dur. 33904.
VI. symphonie A-dur. 9508,
Brucks (Charlotte) :
Broomsticks on parade.
Terribly lonesome. 5701.
2820.
Rose of the
Osterkantate.
26533
13096.
Brudi (lL. A.) End of the world.
29551.
Brudy (Herbert) Five little hearts.
16196.
Briickler (Hugo) March of the rural
guard. 21569 (326).
Brueder (W. E.) Keep hoein’. 22589.
Briggemann (Wilhelm) Ftnf leichte
duette. 9781.
Britittner (Otto) Twilight on the Dan-
ube. 12480.
Bruhl (Rose) Only a rose from my
heart. 5166.
BrounsGh):
Cheeur triomphal. 28425.
DbtsIi, Mi jS.7 Va"
Jésus, Toi qui sauvas ie monde.
1828, 1329.
Tu es Petrus. 9080.
Brunard (G.) Broadway-nu-follies.
31201.
Brune (W. H.) Just start a little try-
ing. 10957.
Brunell (Jane) Little private wire
from your heart to mine. 1511.
Brunelli (Louis) Two sparkling eyes.
23672.
Brunker (Ronald) Snow queen.
25905.
Bruno (J. C.) Make a ,reach for
Camels. 17119.
| Bruns (G. BE.) Theme, 33398.
Brunsman (W. J.):
Bobby Shafto. 24194.
Dear lady of my dreams. 13246.
Midnight
17189.
Three wise men. 33438,
Brunton (8.1. K.) Love made you just
ride of Paul Revere.
for me. 4728.
Brusaglino (Paolo) Va, muletto, va.
2889.
Brusiloff (Nat):
Ill write a love song. 18670.
In old Holland. 32080.
Rhumba swing. 28366.
Brussels (Iris) Sonata. 3508, 15768.
Brusso Sera d’autunno.
11932.
Brust (Herbert) :
Kurische Nehrung. 16892.
Lied vom Memelland. 16958-16960.
Ostpreussische fischertinze. 17540.
Bruyn (R. P.) Friendship. 27106.
Bryan (Al):
Donald Duck. 19092.
Where the mountains reach the
moon. 18446.
Bryan (Alfred) :
Angel eyes. 33904 (8).
Can’t you see. 21569 (57).
Don’t be an old maid, Molly. 6253
(106).
Highland Mary. 24031 (71).
I’d rather love my old rag doll.
9509 (3807).
I’m afraid to sleep alone. 9509
(315)!
I’m going to do what I please.
12862 (240).
Is Julia home, 33904 (141).
Lovins dovins. 9509 (428).
Mary gave him the merry ha, ha.
29189 (260).
Pass dat possum. 3270 (494).
(Giovanni)
Sometime in springtime. 33904
(280).
Stingy kid. 12862 (480).
Sweet little Nora Riley. 12862
(482).
1590
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Underneath the big magnolia tree.
29189 (444).
When a pal of mine steals a gal of
mine. 62538 (514).
Where were you last night. 3270
(726).
Yes she did. 3270 (763).
You'll have to ask my mother.
3270 (767).
Bryan... (©; )°F.)
chicken. 14485.
Bryan (Lucile)
story. 13195.
Bryan (M. L.)
story. 13195.
Bryan (Vincent) :
Come with me and paint Paree.
6253. (82).
I’ve waited long for thee.
2A (,).
In far away Orcania. 15517 (179).
Little old New York. 6253 (285).
Love is king. 15517 (225).
Nobody knew. 15517 (272).
Our dream of love is o’er.
(370).
Shy little violet blue. 6253 (418).
Sweet Rosa Pompetta. 6253 (464).
We're going to fight the Indians.
6253 (508).
Oh, I’m a prairie
Confederate soldier’s
Confederate soldier’s
6253
6253
When I’m alone with you. 15517
(441).
Bryant (A. E.) Ill dream again with
you. 19579.
Bryant (Donald) I’m building castles
in the air. 138690.
Bryant (EH. lL.) Winged souvenir.
18502.
Bryant (Estelle) Question, dear, is
who. 23223.
Bryant (G. R.) Winged souvenir.
18502.
Bryant (G. W.):
Gypsy dance. 27193.
My flower garden. 28015.
Why are you silent. 18473.
Bryant (M. L.) Monday morning
blues. 7995.
Bryant (N. E.)
Bryant (P. O.):
Love bonds. 32365.
Cut down on the cutting up.
31380.
Me and my trailer blazing a trail
with you. — 30181.
You're crazy if you sing this song.
18593.
Bryant (Paul):
Dearest one. 13257.
How strange my heart. 4174.
It’s time to dream again. 13912.
Bryant (Percy) See Bryant (P. O.)
Bryant (Willie) Home-cookin’. 10452.
Bryant music co. Tantum ergo. 23551.
Brymnr (J) 22):
All I need is you. 24058.
Ask mammy. 12862 (24).
Come after breakfast. 29189 (65).
Consolation lane. 29189 (70).
Home relief blues. 7184.
Rainbow Sue. 26533 (234).
There’s a big cry baby in the moon.
29189 (427, 428).
Without you I can’t go on. 127138.
Bryson (H. F.) Pretty girl. 2190.
Buan (J. J.) At the end of the trail.
29255.
Bub oder miidel. 9509 (86-90, 288),
12862 (71, 172, 334, 344, 396, 451, 515).
Bucalossi (Ernest) Grasshoppers’
dance. 4030, 10343.
Buecieri (Martin) Ducky wucky
danee. 381503.
Buchanan (Agnes, sister) If great
wonders thou desirest. 29858.
Buchanan (Perey) Simon Peter. 5469.
Buchardo (Carlos Lépez) See Lopez
Buchardo (Carlos)
Bucher (R. C.):
Attorney and counsellors at law.
136.
Semper paratus. 2396, 8641.
Buchert (J. A.) Cupid, you’re stupid,
you rascal you. 6694.
Buchhauser (A. W.) Song to a tree.
80595.
Buchholz (Karl):
Deutsches largo.
Mit dir. 1736.
Rechts. Ba
Memory. 1698.
Spirit of New York. 17997.
Buchtel (¥. L.):
530.
Comrades. 26834.
Puppet parade. 32932.
Rubank sacred orchestra folio.
2334.
Buchtel (Forrest) Buchtel (Forrest)
trombone method. 31207.
Buchwalter (KH. M.) Weep not for me.
28930.
Buck (B. CC.) Belladora. 3489.
Buck (C. C.) Sing-a-while leaflet.
33150.
Buck (C. O.) After you fall in love.
Pale
Buck (Dudley)
21569 (500).
Buck (Dudley) au., and Buck (Dudley)
prop.:
Abu Ben Adhem. 15517 (2).
Bedtime. 9509 (45).
Grasshopper and the ant.
(133).
March of the rural guard. 21569
(326).
On the sea. 15517 (285).
Sanctus. 15517 (830).
Sing alleluia forth.
15517
1591
INDEX
pt. 197, Dy Si, VASE
Buek (Dudley) au., and Buek (Dudley)
prop.—Continued.
Spring’s welcome.
Wanderer’s night
(427).
When I know
6253 (267).
(Edwin) I’m still loving you.
15517
song.
(870).
15517
what you know.
Buek
4305.
Buck (Ethel) You're everything lovely.
1859-4.
Buck (H. P.)
10454.
Buek (J. M.)
Buek (James):
Waltzing with you. 9179.
Washin’s over. 9189.
Buek (Joe):
Ev'ry Sunday night.
Home of my dreams.
Belladora. 38489.
10177.
Night, a maid, a kiss. 11482.
She loves me. 11951.
Some sweet day. 12081.
When you're in love with somebody
else. 12646.
Buek (R. A.) I am lullaby.
Buek (Richard H.):
I love you as the roses love the
dew. 18648 (178).
I'm always thinking of you dear.
9509 (816).
31854.
Let me kiss your tears away.
265383 (168).
When the meadow-larks are ¢eall-
ing Annie Laurie. 21569 (605).
Buek (Robert H.) Hail President
Roosevelt. 4053.
Buck (Vera):
Feeding among the lilies.
Reminiscence. 30459.
Buckingham (Carolyn) Trailing along
in a trailer. 9060.
Buckingham (Gertrude)
men. 27872.
Buckley (Frances)
dreams. 382639.
Buckley (lL. B.):
At the royal ball.
Candy city. 15802.
How can I care for somebody else
when my heart belongs to you.
22019.
Marehin’
My wonderful
15628.
27290.
I will love you forever, my darling.
16670.
Memories of mother and dad.
1253:
Old horse hair sofa. 17480.
Our Coustitution. 14539.
There’s a spot that is heaven to me.
15083.
Where the moon shines o’er the
pine trees. 29020.
Buekman (Leola) Dearest of dears.
HLS
Buekner (R. 0.) Ul always love you.
19572.
Buekner (T. W.) Spring came on for-
ever. 5570.
Buekner (Wilbert)
get so blue. 7221.
Buekowitz (John)
I get so happy, I
Children of Amer-
ica. 24289.
Buekstein (Joseph) While I dance
this waltz with you. 18455.
Buezkott (Theodore) :
Day that I met you in Wonderland.
505.
Down by the sea. 578.
Dreams. 607.
I never believed I'd meet an angel.
29832.
In my heart. 7480.
Love always. 7824.
Moonlight on the river. 32537.
My darling I’m in love with you.
14858.
Some one I loved. 14849.
You'll always be my sweetheart.
26459.
Budd (Leroy):
Daybreak. 26897.
4265.
Daybreak. 26897.
With all my heart.
I'm a slave.
Budd & Caputo.
Buddecke (W. M.)
6111.
Buder (E. E.)
31791.
Budovniez (Robert) Hongaria. 31815.
Budrow (M. V.) pseud. See Rafferty
Heute bin ich so fidel.
(M. V.)
Budzinski (Donald) You've got my
number, 33884.
Biiechel (Herm.) Kleine steirische
tanzsuite. 29983.
Buechler (Art) Let’s dance. 27701.
Buechner (G. R.):
Mighty portal. 2538389.
New York. 25498.
Buerman (Arlyne) Rhythm of the
day. 11822.
Biisser (Henri):
Colombe. 9509 (188, 189), 12862
(105, 106).
Concerto. 1789, S044.
29189 (200, 201).
6253 (809), 21569
Image divine.
Marche de féte.
(S27):
Message. 9509 (471), 21569 (354).
Petite suite. 9509 (568).
Viens Fanny. 2916, 2917.
Vingt études mélodiques de sol-
fége. 31213, 31214.
suffini (L.) Tak musi byé:
Bugbee (L. A.):
33353.
Cinderella. 33904 (41).
Jack and the beanstalk. 33904
(142).
Puss in boots. 3838904 (245).
1592
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sleeping beauty. 3838904 (273).
Three bears.. 33904 (308).
Bugbee (W. N.):
Christmas story. 21772*.
Kin to the King. 32203*.
Teeny-weeny Christmas book.
28682.
Bubler (H. C.) My skies are blue
above. 11432.
Bujanda (A. M.)
Bujanda (P. P.)
a girl. 29847.
Bukéetoff (1. C.): -
Blest is the man. 26679.
Praise ye the name of the Lord.
28295.
Bukinik (M.
9596.
Bull (H. G.):
Admonitions. 26539.
Helen’s three daughters.
Moon dreams in the sky.
Scarecrow. 28444.
Where. 29010.
Bull (John) King’s hunt.
Bullard (Caroline) :
Dancing in the firelight just for
you. 26881.
Gypsy madness.
Bullard (Carrie) See Lewis (C. B.)
Bullard (Dean) I’m looking for that
cloud with the silver lining. 4293.
Bullard (F. F.) au., and Bullard (M.
SS.) prop.:
Celtic dance. 15517 (50).
Fern song. 15517 (104).
Song of songs. 15517 (364).
Bullen (KE. H.) Keep me warm in your
Querella. 8489.
I was dreaming of
KE. ) Arabian sketch.
24705.
25361,
22595.
27195.
heart. 13990.
Bullis (Leonard) Girl with a golden
heart. 24611.
Bullock (Alfred)
Bullock (C. J.)
Baby talk. 152.
I’m a cheerful guy.
4261.
Bullock (Caroline) Land of our
dreams. 19933.
Bullock (Ernest) Tramping. © 26148.
Bullock (Jay):
Hold me closer sweetheart. 7128.
Night wind whispers of you. 5051.
To-morrow Tll see you. 5796.
Bullock (Walter):
Rhythm on the range. 17739.
When the moon hangs high and
the prairie stars
21339.
Bulsak (Michael) Whatever you do
yowli know that I loved you. 30872.
Bulson (R. E.) Under the Oregon
moon. 2878.
Bump (Jerry) Windswept. 18500.
Bunce (Harry) Blue Jeans. 1864+
(42).
hang low. |
Bunch (Boyd):
Boy, a girl and a moon means love.
217238,
Nobody knows but the _ posies.
17426.
There goes my attraction. 21042.
Where’s everybody now. 12652.
You're the answer to my dreams.
26404.
Buneh (Ll. H.):
In the spring.
Let’s dance.
Bunch (Lewis)
7500.
7709.
See Bunch (L. H.)
Bunch of green holly and ivy. 21730.
Bunch of kids. 21569 (281).
s3undy (Alta) Dear old sunny South.
21858.
Bunk (Gerard) Fantasie fiir orgel.
22010.
Bunker (Ora) Peace. 2120.
Bunker (S. P.) jr. Lonely moon.
202138.
Bunn (Adelaide) :
Caribbean lullaby. 9834.
La-re-do. 10999.
Bunn (Theodore) :
Flanky-doodle drag. 31586.
You made me love you, that’s why
I’m blue. 33852.
Bunnell (R. F.) Nothing’s the same.
23042.
Bunning (Herbert) Where the bees
roam. 9509 (793).
Bunt (W. L.) What else could I do.
15271,
Buogo (Marcello):
Esercizi-studi. 19178.
Tecnica degli arpeggi.
Buongiovanni (James)
alone. 118386.
Buonincontro (A. F.):
Favorita. 6253 (121).
In the garden. 6253 (240).
2700, 2701.
Roaming
Tramonto. 6253 (486).
3uononcini (—) Love leads to battle.
20087.
Bureh (M. E. N.):
Fate of the lLockhead Orion.
22016.
God’s love. 10318.
How can I be happy. 16452.
Open your eyes. 11612.
Supplication. 12162.
3urchard (C.) Marcia alla turea.
6253 (326).
Burchell (KE. A.) Just an old fash-
ioned clock. 7601.
Burchenal (Elizabeth)
music. 9509 (233).
Burchett (J. A.) I would like to have
a sweetheart. 19698.
3urdett (G. A.) Responsive service
introductions. 18648 (303).
Folk dance
1595
ea
Burdette (William)
nation’s President.
Burdick (A. B.)
march. 19934.
Burdick (E. G.):
We praise our
9206.
Landon election
Mary McGwire. 22785.
Rosalie. 23283.
Burger (F. P.) To have, to hold, to
love. 26183.
Burger (N. 8S.) Whilin’ away the
hours. 9306.
Burgess (J. W.)
9509 (147).
Burgess (Kendall) :
Charity begins at home.
Coming home tonight.
13145.
Give a little thought to me. 31653.
Till forsake all others. 29794,
29795.
You’re indispensable. 15471.
Burgess (L. P.) DoTI love you. 26940.
Burgess (Thora) :
Africa. 24041.
I used to think I loved you, but I
dont elo
Burgett (E: E.) In the middle of the
night. 16749.
Burgh (J. W. de) See De Burgh (J.
W.)
Burgin (V. E.) Dingle Dell adven-
tures. 540*.
Burgmuller (Fr.) :
Twenty-five etudes. 290.
25 leichte instruktive ettden.
13102.
Burich (A. 7d) You shouldn’t be
naughty. 18620.
Burk (Harry) Burk’s (Marry) bass
technique for accordion. 6524.
Burk «(dt Ps:
Ill be waiting sweetheart.
Love’s like a dream. 17073.
Burke) (J25V)' =
Tell me, how can I tell. 8934.
When a wisp of melody is in your
heart. 3014,
Burk (Robert):
All quiet on the old front porch
tonight. 15544.
Woman’s got a right to change her
mind. 21435.
Burkard (Mathilda)
well in Caroline.
Burke (C. R.)
Burke (C. S.)
little girls.
Burke (Hddie)
Burke WGHe > Js)
march, 2316.
Burke (J. A.)
Burke (Jack)
Burke (Joe) :
Autumn in Argentina. 26610.
Cabin in the sky. 9804.
16525.
a
a
By
18855.
My dear. 4937.
I’m in love with five
13709.
Last night.
Roosevelt
wishing
32236.
birthday
25903.
11895.
Smoke dreams.
Satan’s holiday.
INDEX
pt) a0, DY. S., Vick
Camera doesn’t lie, neither do I.
24242,
Kiss for consolation. 13896.
Little rendezvous in Honolulu.
4669.
Midnight blue. 22825.
Robins and roses. 8556, 11839.
What shall we do for an encore,
baby. 15284.
You're still mine in my dreams.
21530, 23998.
Burke (Ll, C.):
I'll be trailing along-in a cozy auto
trailer with you. 24812,
Til kiss you yet. 7258.
When I walk into my garden. 9269.
Burke (lL. M.):
Beneath the stars. 24172.
For you alone. 24582,
I give my heart to you. 27345.
Just you and me. 10959.
Little house upon a hilltop. 11081.
Burke (Mildred) Magic of love.
27854.
Burke (R. J.)
Burke (W. H.)
1843.
Burke (W. R.):
Little angels like you.
Idaho gem. 43863.
My home in Ireland.
1498.
Smile! Cry and you'll be alone.
25899.
When I rest on mother’s knee.
26303.
Burkert (V. C.) Under the banner.
2875.
Burkette (C. L.) Hard to control.
103738.
Burkhard (Willy) Kleine serenade.
16885.
Burkhardt (J. A.) :
All I ever do. 9554.
All I ever do is dream of you.
12894.
Burkhart (Blair) Bethany college
alma mater. 9701.
Burkhart (Franz) Wiener hofball-
menuette. 10396.
Burkhart (W. B.) jr. Alma mater,
Bethany college, Bethany, W. Va.
9563.
Burkholder (Arthur) Life without
you. 11062.
Burkholder (C. M.) Without looking
dear.) 12440.
Burkholder (lL. E.):
Happy are we. 18527.
Please bring back my happiness.
25676.
Burle di Lisetta. 290*.
Burleigh (Cecil) :
Coasting. 15871.
Impromptu and Scherzo. 24031
(98).
1594
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Burleigh (Cliff) See Patrick
(Frederick)
Burleigh (H. T.):
By the pool at the third rosses.
pseud.
Deep river. 10005.
Last good-bye. 3270 (358).
Now sleeps the crimson
3270 (456, 457).
Pilgrim. 3270 (498).
Two words. 3270 (676, 677).
Burley (Winifred) Six songs of play-
time. 15774.
Burnaby (John) Let’s all have a jolly
good time. 982256.
Burnam (KE. M.):
After a fly. 31012.
Hiephant’s joke. 31515,
Burneka (Anna) At your service.
24115.
Burnett (Ernie) :
petal.
Band played on and on. 6894,
15664.
It’s been a pleasure, I hope we meet
again. 932122.
Song of the fighting marines.
30592.
So-o-oh the band played on and on.
8784.
Sunset in Bermuda. 8869.
That’s big business for me. 26086.
23788.
Roosevelt our
When I am gone.
Burnett (Frances)
President. 25788.
Burnett (Robert) Merry may the keel
row. 14258.
Burnett (Smiley) Ridin down the
eanyon, when the desert sun goes
down. 11826.
Burnett (W. E.) jr. Texas anthem.
23569.
Burney (Lugean) I love to smile.
(272,
Burney (Pink) J never knew. 1137.
Burnham (R. 8.) Because of you.
24159. ;
Burns (Bob):
Pride of the South. 5271.
Selected solos and studies for the
progressive accordionist. 8640.
Toceata in D minor. 18756.
Burns (Bobby) When I look at you.
23796.
Burns (Frances) When the moon
shines on the clover. 12635.
Burns (G. W.) Baby lamb. 12978.
Burns (H. L.) To-morrow. 2807.
Burns (Hellen) I’m lonely for you.
1108.
Burns (Jack) Let’s go honeymooning
in Hawaii. 4620.
Burns (Jeanne) :
Clowning around. 3613.
Monotony me down.
11295.
Burns (Liliouise) pseud. See Robert-
son (L. L.)
Burns (Red) See Burns (Walter)
Burns (Robert) Rhode Island, the gem
of New England. 17737.
has gotten
Burns (S. T.) Musie hour. 113388.
Burns (Walter) When hillbillies go to
town. 6001.
Burnside (R. H.):
Adam and Eve. 3270 (3).
Dresden china plate. 3270 (153).
I’m looking for a sweetheart, and
I think you'll do. 3270 (288).
I should like to know the reason.
3270 (292).
It really was a very pretty story.
3270 (328).
It’s the little things that count in
life. 3270 (330).
Nursery rhymes. 3270 (459).
Official adviser and reminder.
(472).
Sentimental Sarah. 3270 (570).
3270
Who’s little girl are you. 3270
(738).
Woman’s a wonderful thing. 3270
(752).
Burris (—) ‘There’s a big cry baby in
the moon. 29189 (427, 428).
Burris (C. J.) Damp _ sidewalks.
21828.
Burris (Hlsie) Ozark blues. 32819.
Burris (James) :
Come after breakfast. 29189 (65).
Consolation lane. 29189 (70).
Burrowes (H.' 8.) Love in season.
11136.
Burrows (H. E.) When it’s springtime
in the pines. 6020.
Burrows (G. W.) I love you tenderly.
31919.
Burrows (Grace) Reading by interval.
30450.
Burster (Alfred) :
Just you alone, just you my love.
19885.
O! beauteous girl. 1987.
Burt (Al) You’ve got dust on your
coat. 30990.
Burt (B. H.):
After the matinee. 21569 (5).
Alexander Jones. 26533 (6).
Boom, boom. 265383 (25).
Cook book of love. 12862 (115).
Dear old dear. 6253 (98), 26533
(54).
I used to be afraid to come home
in the dark. 3270 (295).
Pay more attention to me.
(437).
Salome Jackson. 6253 (401).
21569
1595
INDEX
Burt (B. H.)—Continued.
See what you’ve done to me. 12862
(455).
Burt (Bob)
Burt (EH. R.)
See Burt (R, A.)
San Diego. 11890.
Burt (R. A.) Freshman love. 19268.
Burt (R. J.) Infantry - kings of the
highway. 32095.
Burt (W. H.) My soul, there is a
country. 11489.
Burtech (Carmen) Falt’ring footsteps.
22005.
Burtom (W. H.)
thing. 27779.
Burton (A. B.)
10226.
Burton (Al) See Burton (A. B.)
Burton (C. H.):
Intermezzo. 29847.
Song without words. 25941.
Yale marching song. 30949.
You shall be my Sweetheart over
Looking for some-
Fly in the fiddle.
all the years. 30986.
Burton (F. L.) Wild waves call you
sweetheart. 12691.
Burton (J.C.) Sailing along with you.
11881.
Burton (Kenneth) I yam what I yam.
29856.
Burton (Lillee) Just _ pretending.
13977.
Burton (Lucile) : .
Night ridin’ cowboy Bill.
See also Glick (lL. B.)
Burton (Mayda) Bedford junior high
victory song. 9681.
Burton (8S. M.) My recent love. 28064.
Burton (Sally) :
Blue star up above. 3480.
Let’s stay out late. 4628.
Why do I love you, oh why.
Burton (Val):
Here it is. 29727.
Here’s a spot to sing a song of love.
16400.
Let’s keep on dancing.
Long live love. 25221.
One night in heaven. 25599.
Opening sequence. 14535, 25609.
Song of Flavius. 17971.
Violets in spring. 15211.
Wherever there’s smoke there’s fire.
8197.
6090.
14065.
30905.
Burtson (Bud) Zoom—zoom. 3262,
3263.
Burtt (Ben) Prayer to Persephone.
8456, 32904.
Bury (Winifred) I will make you
brooches. 7409.
Bury me out on the prairie. 13105.
Busbey (Maxine) My southland home.
30255.
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Busby (B. L.):
Trish love. 4481.
My mother’s love. 1878.
Busby (S. J.) Batch shanty blues.
9658.
Buscemi (Pietro) :
Hanorieno waltz. 7056.
Little Spanish serenata.
Paladina march. 8365.
Sanday bay. 11889.
Busch (Carl) Northland suite. 5063.
Busch (Daverin) This lovely night,
just made for love. 28748.
Busch (Ernest (Happy)) You're only
11092.
breaking my heart. 12803.
Busch (F. F.) Melody in D flat.
22809.
Busch (H. C.) When the harvest moon
is Shining. 153823.
Busch (Happy) See Busch (Ernest
(Happy) )
Busch (Max):
Seid einig. 25830.
Unser reichskanzler.
Busch (William):
Allegretto quasi pastorale. 15552.
Theme, Variations and Fugue.
33400.
Buschine (A. P.):
25830.
I’m goin’ back. 1090.
It’s not a erime. 25023.
It’s not a shame, 29929.
On high. 380340.
Busck (Harry) Waltz and be gay.
12528.
Busé (William) :
Bermuda nights. 9699:
Old friends. 5117.
Bush (Billie) See Kendis (B. B.)
Bush (F. A.) Magic stone. 32415*.
Bush (Helen) Ask a private! 6354.
Bush (L. C.) This is spring. 30730.
Bush (Theron) Valley of magic. 9124.
Bushong (G. A.) Second handed.
28451.
Busler (Jimmie) :
Let’s wander:in the golden moon-
light. 19976.
Talking thru my hat. 12222.
Busoni (Benvenuto) Nuit de Noél.
21569 (408).
Busoni (Ferruccio) :
All’ Italia. 9509 (9).
Erscheinung. 9509 (205).
Meine seele hingt und hofft zu Dir.
9509 (467).
Nach der wendung. 9509 (517).
Nichtlichen. 9509 (518).
Nuit de Noél. 21569 (408).
Turandots frauengemach.
(753).
Busoni (Gerda):
All’ Italia. 9509 (9).
Erscheinung. 9509 (205).
9509
1596
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Meine seele hingt und hofft zu Dir.
9509 (467).
Nach der wendung. 9509 (517).
Niichtlichen. 9509 (518).
Turandots frauengemach. 9509:
(753).
Busso (John) My darling love.
25416.
Busswood (F. A.):
Hula time in Hawaii. 138604.
Melody A waltz. 14248.
Busswood (F. T.):
Blue Hawaiian moon. 18818.
Colonial march. 13188.
’Cross the sea.. 18995.
Dixie land. 18280.
Grandfather’s clock. 22135.
Hard working cowboy. 19404.
Hawaiian guitar series. 22171.
Hawaiian moonbeams. 22173.
Hawaiian school march. 22174.
Honolulu maiden. 19482.
Kanaka’s farewell. 22587.
Kilohana chimes. 13999.
Last rose of summer. 22613.
Listen to the mocking bird. 22658.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 20163.
Melody of Hawaii. 22810.
Old Black Joe. 20415.
Over the summer sea. 20501.
Sands of Waikiki. 20728.
Santa Lucia. 14727.
Busswood (Fred) :
Carry me back to old Virginny.
13135.
Chord waltz.
Hawaiian dreams.
Home sweet home.
Juanita. 13948.
Lazy waters. 14032.
Mauna Loa. 14235.
My bonnie. 14340.
Pupuli dance. 14628.
Busswood (Pam) Dreamy
13341.
Buster (L. J.):
Just broken promises.
Please don’t release me.
While I’m here
13161.
13538.
13583.
isles.
25077.
23190.
in your arms.
23848.
Buswell (Clara) Three cheers for old
New York. 18190.
Buszin (W. E.):
Be Thou my guide. 189.
Great is the Lord. 862.
Butcher (Dwight) :
Broken hearted cowboy. 9775.
- In the shadow of the pines. 24990.
Butcher (F. C.) Let all mortal flesh
keep silence. 30009.
Butcher (H. R.) Roses are symbols.
20695.
Butcher (W. G.):
Blue skies with sunshine. 6482.
I bought myself a
7189.
Under the pale moonlight.
saxophone.
9110.
Butler (—) On my little toboggan.
28187.
Butler (Alfred) Twenty-five etudes.
290.
Butler (C. R.) We'll waltz again,
sweetheart. 21260.
Butler (Mrs. Ford) See Butler
(Myna)
Butler (H. R.) Da-dee-doo, one and
two. 29445.
Butler (Jerry) I want the world to
know. 22412.
Butler (L. J.) Love began in Yellow-
stone. 20070.
Butler (M. W.) pseud. See Perry
(P. B.)
Butler (Myna):
Arctic moon. 3348.
Before the sun goes down. 13028.
You’re so pretty when you smile.
6207.
Butler (Ralph) :
Dandelion,
26882.
England’s
27021.
In old Messina. 1235.
In Trafalgar square. 10820.
Nothing at all in particular, off we
go again. 20384.
Whistle your worries away. 12667.
Butowsky (Eugene) :
daisy and _ daffodil.
good enough for me.
Dust in a penthouse. 27001.
Even unto the stars. 684.
If anyone calls I’m out. 4365.
In a cloud of charm. 22452.
Night in Atlantic, the city beside
the sea. 8198.
Butowsky (Gene) See Butowsky (Hu-
gene)
Butt (H. C.)
8710.
Butterworth (Alice)
varsity ball. 3674.
Buttner (F. L.) Is there any wonder
I love you. 32108.
Buttolph (David) :
Algerian market place. 15540.
Arabian mood. 15599, 15600.
Bugle call no. 2. 15770.
Humoresque. 29758.
King of burlesque.
Louise. 30064.
Non lo perdete. 8214.
Not forgotten. 30290.
Piano improvisation for Hawkes
Slippin’ roun’ the corner.
Dancing at the
1394.
A-29. 20536.
Poison. 30419.
Radio station fanfare. 20618.
Sins of man. 20792.
1597
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Buttolph (David )—Continued.
You turned the tabies on me.
30989.
Button ( R. HEH.) If you only knew.
16698.
Butts (Bs Ws)
Christ will never fail. 6253 (68).
Come to the rock. 24031 (34).
Heir to riches untold. 24031 (69).
Help me live nearer to Thee. 24031
(70).
Onward Christian soldiers.
(154).
There'll be stars in your crown.
24031 (211).
Whispered prayer. 24031 (229).
Butts (M.C.) I won’t dream any more.
19694.
Butts’ (0. BY Me
Christ will never fail. 6253 (68).
Come to the rock. 24031 (384).
Heir to riches untold. 24031 (69).
Help me live nearer to ‘Thee.
24031 (70).
Onward Christian soldiers.
(154).
Seek and find. 24031 (180).
There'll be stars in your crown.
240381 (211).
Whispered prayer. 24031 (229).
Butts (Walter) I can’t get the rhythm
of things. 19523.
Buvinger (R. N.):
Danse légére.
24031
24031
3680.
Deutscher tanz. 4909.
Buxton (Jack):
Against my will. 23.
Loving in the first degree. 30085.
Swing gats. 2671.
Buxton Gy '€))¢
Just to be with you. 27636.
Watching you. 33620.
Buys (Peter) Adagio and Tarantella.
29196.
Buyukas (George) :
Apollonian editions of Greek-
American songs. 26589.
Carotsieris. 329.
Paloma. 2098.
Buzuk (A.) Nikt inny tylko ty. 32683.
Buzzard (Rena) Dan Cupid. 19016.
Buzzi-Peccia (Arturo):
Lolita. 4681, 7786.
Lolita komm. 14131.
By the fountain. 15781.
Bybee (T. C.) On your golden wedding
day. 32776.
Byers (A. H.):
Another year gone by. 15588.
Let’s pretend. 16948.
Love comes back again.
With you. 18514.
17055.
Byers (A. L.):
Every eye shall see the Son of God.
Gospel glory. - 16299.
Byers (HE. D.) Vm in love with you.
24851.
Byers (Mrs. Kenneth) See Byers
(E. D.)
Byers (W. J.) Intermission. 7522.
Byford (F. G.) Song of fidelity. 5541.
Bygott (C. E.) New-way sight readers.
1943.
Byrd (B. F.) Let your light shine for
Jesus. 19980.
Byrd (EH. 8.) Autumn. 24121.
Byrd (William) :
Agnus Dei. 15534.
Cradle song. 381365.
Hight pieces. 3520.
Byrd music house. Let your light shine
for Jesus. 19980.
Byrdsol (R. E.) Memories of you.
14252.
Byrn’ (J. EE) Lk 10740:
Byrne (G. H.) Log eabin lullaby.
4680.
Byrne (M. R.) He comes whistling.
909.
Byrne (Suzanne) Log cabin lullaby.
4680.
Byrnes (J. L.):
Mommy’s working now. 25855.
My heart won’t stop aching for you.
25441.
Byrnes (R. L.) Watermelons. 12542.
Byron (Frank) Oniron agapis. 11605.
Byron (L. L.) Texas. 15088.
Byrum (Ruth) Some day J’ll see His
face. 23399.
Byshe (F. H.) His love for me. 3270
(261).
Byssing (George) jr. Youre constantly
on my mind. 6192.
C’est un p’tit ramoneur. 9798.
Cabell (A. T.) Someday, someone’ll
be sorry. 20886.
Cabell (Del) See Cabell (A. T.)
Cabin kids. 30083.
Cable (Ethel) :
IT sent my ships a-sailing.
IT want you so. 27491.
Sandman. 28433.
There’s an emerald isle in a sap-
phire sea. 28729.
Cable co. Favorite songs. 19222.
Cade (G. L.) Duel. 9509 (195).
Cade (S. T.) Duel. 9509 (195).
Cadicamo (Enrique) Penita de amor.
25653.
Cadkin (Hmil)
again. 11029.
Cadman (C. W.):
At twilight time. 26533 (14).
Blizzard. 15517 (33).
27469.
Let’s get together
1598
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Builder. 287.
Bulbul. 18648 (58).
Candle light. 3534.
Curfew. 18648 (90).
Day dream. 18648 (94).
Destiny. 29470.
Euterpe. 3270 (172).
Evening frolic. 18648 (121).
Far off I hear a _ lover’s
15517 (101).
Fiesta. 6899.
Fountain. 18648 (132).
From the land of the sky-blue
water. 15517 (112).
He gave me a rose. 6253 (177).
His lullaby. 3270 (262).
In the hammock. 18648 (196).
Little papoose on the wind-swung
bough. 6253 (286).
Love song. 3270 (398).
Mister Policeman. 18648 (245).
Moon drops low. 15517 (258).
Moonlight song. 9509 (495).
~ My hut is built near a teakwood
tree. 8101.
Rainbow path. 11788.
Scrubbing song. 18648 (318).
Seven oclock in the morning.
18648 (322).
Silent hour. 33137.
Snowflakes at my window. 14833.
Starlit. 238453.
Sweetheart in thy dreaming, 26533
(286).
Trip to the park. 18648 (3861).
Venetian boat song. 3270 (684).
When the white plum blows.
White dawn is stealing.
* (453).
flute.
15517
Cadman (R. D.) I want to belong to}
you. 16663. —
Cadrez (F. C.) When Gabriel blows
his horn. 30873.
Cadwalader (Merrill) Heaven sent me
you. 163880.
Caesar (Irving):
Breakfast in Harlem. 26715.
I would love to have you love me.
29854.
Spanish Jake. 28572.
Would ’ja have a cup o’ Java with
me. 23918.
Caesar (Irving) ine.:
First rose of summer. 16190.
T’ll make the first rose of Summer |
the last rose of my heart. 16533.
Is it true what they say about
Dimsies) 1200, 1278.
Rooster’s crowin’. 17778.
Saskatchewan. 30501.
There must be a heaven for that
~~ little dog of mine. 30714.
Caesar (J. M.)
send. 8805.
126829—37——_7
6043. |
Sprichwort, Potztau- |
Rumplestiltskin,
Caesar (N._ K.)
20702*,
Caesar (Thor) Chippewa waltz. 18927.
Caesar (Thor) music pub. co. Chip-
pewa waltz. 18927.
Cafarella (A. E.) Pantomime. 32828.
Cagan (Jack) Playing a game. 23188.
Caggiano (J. G.), Murdered. 22889.
Cagnacci (Marcello) Divo del cinema.
16028*. )
Cagnazzo (Angelo):
Inno—italo—abissino. 13871.
Pheasant dance. 14582.
Cagnetto (Ralph) Everybody’s beat-
ing swing time. 16147.
Cahan (I. N.) Look dear what love
ean do. T7806.
Cahir (Mary) June night and moon-
‘light. 4502.
Cahn (Sammy) :
Casa Loma meeting. 333.
Dedicated to you. 24897.
Don’t laugh when I ery.
Don’t look now. 24442. .
Don’t you care what. any one says.
31457.
Everything’s talent to-day. 16149.
Hurdy-gurdy man. 29762.
I’m one step: ahead of my shadow.
24866. ;
It will have to do until the real
thing comes along. 19829, 22526.
Little bit of rhythm in the best of
us. 30033. Oe #!
Love is a pow’rful thing. 27805.
Rhythm saved the world. 2268.
Swing for sale. 28648.
Veterans of future wars. 12496. _
We’re nuts about midget auto
races. 28921.
We've got a style of our own.
28923.
‘Cailliet (Lucien) :
Humoresque. 27308.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 31093.
Prelude and Fugue in F minor.
31097.
Strains from Erin. 12135.
Cain (B. V.) Our sonnie’s song. 5182.
Cain (Ella) When we walk with
Jesus home. 18434.
Cain (Noble) :
Boston T party. 29334*.
Carillon. 31252.
Cavalier. 24272.
Christ in the world. 21772.
Dedication. 517.
Homeland. 31809.
How do I love thee. 13600.
In the night, Christ came walking.
13860.
Lullaby. 14199. _
My dream is of an island place.
25423.
563.
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
Cain (Noble)—Continued.
Nocturne. 9808, 9809.
O Thou, in whose presence. 28135.
Penitential psalm no. 6. 28258.
Rhyme of the country road. 25761.
Robin in the rain. 25775.
Roll, chariot. 11849.
Sing again. 38151.
Stars of the summer night.
Cain (W. J.)
22026.
Cain and Mabel.
Caine (L. F.)
enced. 21552.
Caine (Sid) Happy landin’ with Lan-
don.’ 27218.
Cairone (R.) Emprise.
Calabrese (Giuseppe)
20897.
Fifth cavalry march.
22294,
Young and inexperi-
19167, 29544.
Chain of love.
21766.
Calabrini (Piero) Suite agreste.
20922.
Calabro (S. J.) Most of the time of
the day. 1772.
Calamari (Mary) Won't you dear
agree with me. 21446.
Calaway (W. R.):
Apple blossom time. 31057.
Barbecue bust. 31109.
Blonde headed baby. 31174.
Bring it on down to my house.
31200.
Charming Betsy. 31276.
Dangerous woman. 31391.
Don’t get sentimental with me,
baby. 10051.
Good-bye little darling. 31692.
Hittin’ the bottle. 31798.
I don’t let the girls worry my
mind. 31875.
I know there is somebody waiting.
31899.
I woke up this morning. 32014.
Let’s go. 32261.
Lonesome house blues. 32339.
Oh Lordy mama. 32748.
Skippy whippy. 33169.
Stop hanging around. 33281.
Those rambling blues. 33428.
What a friend we have in mother.
33650.
Worried blues. 33798.
You don’t know my mind. 38836.
You’ve got to get high to sing.
12825.
You won’t pay me no mind. 83887.
Caleagno (Giovanni) Stasera. 25974.
Caldara (Antonio) :
Suonata da camera.
Tho’ not deserving.
Calder (G. R.)
zon. 138470.
Calder (M. H.) Tl whisper my story
to no one but you. 1058.
5628.
23611.
Give me a wide hori-
Calder (R. F.):
Free lance lover. 10255.
Nobody could double for you.
32693.
When a boy meets a girl. 15289
Caldicott (A. J.) With horse and
hound. 3270 (746).
Caldwell (Anna) See O’Dea (A. C.)
Caldwell (C. G.) Old-fashioned garden:
and you. 2021. —
Caldwell (Chas.)
15772.
Caldwell (L. F.):
Ginger. 22089. —
I won’t be satisfied until you are
by my side. 29853, 32020.
It’s either you do or you don’t.
22516.
Rita mia. 383001.
Swinging a sweet lullaby. 23526.
Caldwell (Les) See Caldwell (L. F.)
Caldwell (M. L.) Christmas carol.
Bull frog blues.
31298.
Caldwell (M. M.) Thanksgiving hymn
to mother. 15050.
Caldwell (W.R.) Iadore you. 7180:
Caleo (Michael, or Mickey) :
I'll be lost if you go. 24810.
Love on a string. 7838.
Poor kid. 28286.
*T will never be.
We two. 21270.
Calhoun (B. A.):
Green shores of Ireland. 16312.
There is magic in the moonlight.
5735.
Cali (John) Sweet, not sour.
California chain stores assn.
break the chain. 10046.
Californios ( Los) 15792.
Caliri (Joseph) jr.:
Raindrops. 11786.
-Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee.
12425,
Calissi (Bennie)
Call (F. C.)
20643.
Call of the prairie. 3527.
Call of the sea. 21747*.
Call the ewes. 3528.
Callaghan (Martha)
9093.
30654.
Don’t
Arlene. 31062.
Rendezvous at midnight:
Marchin’ men.
27872.
Callaham (Jack) On this side of the
mountain. 17509.
Callahan (Homer) When it’s lamp
lightin’ time up in heaven.
Callahan (N. M.)
oo. 21804.
Callahan (Walter) When it’s lamp
lightin’ time up in heaven. 23808.
23.806.
Coo-koo about you-
Callen (R. E.) My duty to Him.
8078.
Callender (Charles) My compliments
to you. S069.
1600
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Callery (Florence) Thinking of you.
21073.
Callés (Kay) IfI. 4868.
Callimahos (lL. D.). Suite.
Callin (Norman) :
Rolling down the hilly-billy trail.
167.
5353.
There’s a blue haze on the moun-
tains. 57388.
Together forever. 5794.
Callinicos (Costas) They are giving
my sweetheart away. 26111.
Calloway (Blanche) Line 0’
7750.
Calloway (EK. W.):
Christian victory. 6612.
Go and proclaim. 821.
Lord send Thy word. 17045.
My mother’s prayer. 17336.
Redeemed in heaven. 2250.
Siloam’s shady rill. 11976, 17898.
Calo (Sal):
It was in June. 4472.
Lazy man’s dream. 4585.
Calumet music co.: |
Amaryllis. 3327.
Apache dance. 5092, 17451.
Ase’s death. 873.
Band played on. 15663.
Beautiful dreamer. 31121.
Chanson triste. 2844.
Clayton’s grand march. 3610.
Down in Alabam’. 29506.
Down went McGinty. 16073.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
31496.
Eli Eli. 653.
Flight of the bumble-bee. 3909.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
31594.
For he’s a jolly good _ fellow.
29607.
Fortune teller. 31608.
Funeral march. 3581.
Git on board. 31652.
Gold and silver. 829.
Golden wedding. S836.
Grandfather’s clock. 857.
Habanera. 238.
Home in the West. 10453.
How can I leave thee. 10472.
Hymn to the sun, 978.
I am the captain of the Pinafore.
31855.
I cannot sing the old songs, 991.
Ill sing thee songs of Araby. 1055.
I’m called little Buttercup. 31928.
I’ve been working on the railroad.
29836.
I whistle and wait for Katie.
29850.
Idaho. 10739.
In the evening by the moonlight.
32087.
jive.
_
Jolly coppersmith. 1335.
Just tell them that you saw me.
16861.
Kol nidre. 140%.
Largo. 1426.
Listen to the mocking bird. 11070.
Little old shanty on the claim.
1509.
Moonlight sonata. 205.
My bonnie. 30206.
My sweetheart’s the man in the
moon, 17356.
Old oaken bucket. 2037.
Poem. 2155.
Polly Wolly Doodle. 2166.
Roll on silver moon. 2305.
Sailing. 11880.
Sally in our alley. 2352.
She was happy till she met you.
17874.
Simple aveu.
Swan. 2350.
Tit willow. 33451.
We sail the ocean blue. 336384.
We sat beneath the maple on the
hill. 5950.
Where is my wandering boy to
night. 6063.
Will you buy a little violet. 3115.
Woodman, spare that tree. 18532.
Yellow rose of Texas, 12748.
Calvario de una esposa. 21749.
Calvary pub. co. He cares for you.
5470.
7080.
Calver (F. L.) Finale on Leoni. 6903.
Calvert (Ella) Do you remember.
16088
Calvert (Peggy) Dreary, dismal
weather. 10100.
Calvisius (Seth) Weihnachtslied.
5961.
Calvo (L. A.) Elegia. 27012.
Camaec (M. J.) Sleepy melody. 20801.
Camara (A. V.) Isles of paradise.
13887.
Cambier (Marcel):
Dansez-vous ce tango. 9975,
Fleurs de Paris. 16200.
Mon gangster. 17216.
Rumba rumba. 11870.
Cambria (Frank):
Children at play. 26786.
Hail, city of New York. 19885.
Play it fast. 14600.
Cameo music pub. co.:
Antonio. 29240.
"Appy ’Ampstead. 29248.
Don’t let the river run dry. 6782.
End of the Caribou trail, 664.
He forgot to come back. 297138.
I’m one of the little orphans of the
storm. 7326.
Queen of hearts. 8488.
1601
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
sneer teenanpe on pei Sek eee eee ES ee
Camerlengo (Ida) Avanti fascisti
avanti. 141.
Camerloher (Placidus v.) Sinfonia in
es dur. 5478. patios
Cameron (Al) Martins and the Coys.
11232, 14225.
Cameron (D. W.) :
Gee! I wish I was her beau. 792.
Tippin’ my hat, noddin’ my head to
my shadow. 2795.
Cameron (Ray):
Gay chickadee. 789.
*Neath the golden mellow moon. |
14437.
Camilieri (L.) :
Christ is born. 24800.
Rosary. 33021.
Cammack (Grace) I just want you.
4225.
Cammarata (Alfred) Honeybum.
4152.
Camp (A. C.):
Croon a little. Hawaiian tune.
21820.
My island memories. 22941.
One would think that we’re in love.
2070.
Camp (Hlizabeth): ~ ;
Dancing flame. 26879.
Does my song please you. . 21898.
Moonlight fantasy. 27961.
Old garden gate. 23081.
Onward Landon. 25607.
Camp (Jackie) Have a little thought
for me. 10885.
Campbell (A. V.):
If I had you dear to welcome me
home. 24938.
Sweetheart and pal o’mine. 20953.
Campbell (Aaron) We'll all be happy
‘ on the Townsend plan. 15251.
Campbell (Anne) In June. 4392.
Campbell (Birdie) Lullaby land in
’ Dixie. 27842.
Campbell (C. A.) You taught me all
my heart would wish to know. 15485.
Campbell (C. R.) Franklin D. you're
good enough for me. 22064.
Campbell (D. A.) :
I would if I could but I can’t.
32028.
Wanted. 33619.
Campbell (Dave) See Campbell (D.
A.) |
Campbell (David) Don’t blame it on
the moon. 314583.
Campbell (EK. G.) Pretending. 8463.
Campbell (Ellen) You've got what it
takes. 3241.
Campbell (F. S.):
Jesus satisfies me. 32157.
They that wait upon the Lord.
5760.
Trav’ling life’s highway with Jesus.
12399.
Trusting in Jesus. 12412.
Wonderful love of Jesus.
Campbell (H. A.) :
Honeymooning in a covered wagon.
19479.
T’ll always keep you in my heart.
24807.
Campbell (H. S.)
New York. 22149.
33789.
Hail, well beloved
Campbell (H. W.):
For those who love. 13423.
I’m a-thumbin’ my way to Georgia.
27404.
Campbell (Isabel) See Dailey (1. C.)
Campbell (J. D.) Ive got a hunch.
19670.
Campbell (J. M.) 3d. No one, but you.
203875.
Campbell (L. D.) Lady in the Lincoln.
27667.
Campbell (M. D.) G man and the bud.
6950.
Campbell (M. V.): !
Are you dreaming.
Come to the vespers
15885.
Campbell (M. W.): You taught me all
my heart would wish to know. 15489.
Campbell (Perry) You're just the girl
for me. 26482.
Campbell (S. L.) Iloved you so. 19602.
26596.
at sunset.
Campbell (T. W.) Eleanor. 27011.
Campbell (U. G.) Happy birthday,
Texas. 16833.
Campbell (Vance) See Campbell (W.
V.) 7r.
Campbell (W. V.) jr.:
Christmas folk song. 383.
Numbered hours. 14474.
Romance. 23277.
Within this house. 15399.
Campbell-Bruce (M.) See
(M. C.)
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.:
B’wanga. 3516.
Dreaming again. 16081.
Feather in her Tyrolean hat. 31567.
Foolish heart. 27088.
IT dreamt I was a pirate. 16495.
In a little Devonshire lane. 22455.
In the heart of old Tahiti. 16744.
It’s gonna be a bright and sunny
day. 7544.
Miracles sometimes happen. 27932.
Moonlight—and a violin was play-
ing. 30180.
Music in my dreams. 27986.
My lips and your lips. 25447.
Night ride. 32679. |
Nothing at all in particular, off we
go again. 203884.
On my little toboggan. 28187.
Bruce
1602
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
One more star. 17518.
Painting rainbows. 30374.
Red roofs of Brittany. 28345.
Rendezvous in paradise. 28358.
Round the old kitchen fire. 28406
Sentry on parade. 28455.
Spirit of the matador. 23435.
Up the wooden hill to Bedford-
shire. 2886.
Wondering. 15408.
Wood and ivory. 33793.
You gotta have swing.
Campbell-Egan (O. G.)
there. 16895.
Campbell-Tipton (—) I will give thanks
unto the Lord. 27496, 27497.
Campbell-Tipton (L.) au., and Camp-
bell-Tipton (Marion) prop.:
Legend. 9509 (378, 379).
Serenade no. 2. 6253 (414).
Spirit flower. 9509 (698).
Campbell-Watson (F.):
29119.
Here and
Festival prelude. 262238.
Streamline. 28602.
Campbells are comin’. 12862 (76),
267438.
Campellone (John)
and you. 20317.
Campian (Thomas)
28485.
Campiello (Der) 13119*.
Campiello (Il) 3530***, 9822-9824,
Campman (M. W.) Green-eyed owl
blues. 7030.
Campo (M. V. de)
(M. V.)
Campo (Vincent)
29139.
Camporeale (Michael)
854.
Campos (Oliver)
tion in my heart.
Camussi (Hzio):
Liriche. 1490.
Suite breve. 8853.
Volto della Vergine. 12516.
Can this be Dixie. 32868, 33554.
Canada, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Canaro (F.) Last cup. 29997.
Candel (Pierre) Bistro du port. 3460.
Candle glow. 316.
Candles of youth. 15801*.
Candlyn (T. F. H.):
Down among the dead men. 6792.
From Bethlehem echoing. 27109.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence.
4602.
Short communion service. 20769.
Candy (Embery):
Football fever. 24576.
Hunting for love. 974.
If it’s not asking too much. 13823.
Toast to old New York. 23688.
My prairie home
If love love truth.
See De Campo
Youre a_ topper.
Ultimo bacio.
Answer to the ques-
129384.
Candy shop. 21569 (419), 26533 (208).
Canfield (Glenn) Alma mater hymn.
6296.
Canfield (Josephine) When bluebon-
nets are blooming. 18397.
Canfield (R. B.) Sweet Caroline. 5635.
Canglee (J. V.) Without a pal. 238899.
Canic (J.) Ave Maria. 21645.
Canino W.T.) Oh yeah. 23067.
Cannaday (Georgia) Ilove you. 16549.
Cannaday (R. J.) I love you. 16549.
Canning (KE. I.) Rock-a-bye, baby.
20674.
Canning (J. D.) Dance pretty lady.
6708.
Canora (Luigi) Inno al Duce. 10826.
Cantelmo (Frank) Heart news. 19429.
Canter (Ben):
I’m afraid to be alone with the
girls. 29808.
I’m missin’ you. 7322.
Cantor (Bennie) :
I’m afraid to be alone with the
girls. 29808. :
I’m missin’ you. 7322.
Cantu (Mario) ‘Trio in re.
Canuso (C. N.):
I wonder why. 27502.
When I’m around you. 3023.
Capaccio (J. T.) I was insane. 1177.
Capaldi (Domenico) pseud. See Scott-
Wood (George)
Capano (Frank) :
Mon Adoré. 17215.
Moonlight and shadows.
Over a cup of tea. 25631.
That’s the time you got fooled.
12289.
Time. 12352.
You oughta learn to dance. 23972.
Capecelatro (Raffaele) Trionfo itali-
ano. 12408.
Capen (KH. W.) En avant. 19169.
Caplen (Nick) pseud. See Cappiello
(Nick)
Caplet (André) :
Angoisse. 9509 (14).
Ce sable fin et fuyant. 9509 (103).
Mer. 29189 (266).
Préludes. 18648 (293).
Caplet (G. M. E. P.):
Mer. 29189 (266).
Préludes. 18648 (2938).
Caplin (Gladys) Smilin’
rain. 8720.
Caponigro (Vincent) What’s the idea.
3007.
Capozio
night of love.
Capozzi (George)
night. 19772.
Capozzi (R. G.): ;
I’m the nominee. 22361.
In the silent of the night.
2839.
25368.
thru. the
(Anthony ) Another sweet
18713.
In the silent of the
19772.
1603
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
i
Cappadona (F. M.):
To me. 380850.
We’re living in a garden of love.
33638.
Cappetta (James)
3483.
Cappiani (Luisa) Practical hints and
helps for perfection in _ singing.
18648 (287).
Cappiello (Nick):
Does love linger longer when I’m
Bluest of blues.
with you. 6770, 13286.
Ill never forget tonight, sSweet-
heart. 16584.
Capponi (Armando):
My cat meow, my dog wow, wow.
17285.
Piccino mio. 20539.
Spaghetti, ravioli, paste’fastle.
17988.
Capps (Morton) Love we once knew.
14172.
Capps (S. M.) Minnesota suite. 27931.
Capraro (Joe):
Believe it or not beloved. 18035.
Can it be true. 18125.
Changeable you. 18143.
Dream madness. 138314.
I know you’re lying—but I love
it lop
Let’s agree to disagree.
Let’s call it quits. 14053.
Let’s dance. 14056.
Some say that she has it. 14851.
Where the music goes—nobody
knows. 12654.
You’ll never know. 18584.
Capriotti (Fern) Nothing makes a
difference to you. 1974,
Capt. Bing. 12862 (80).
Captain Calamity. 28685.
Captain January. 6857, 6835, 8546.
Captain’s kid. 26991, 27446.
11021.
Capture of Santa Claus. 33904 (33).
Capua (E. di) ’O sole mio. 8248,
230057.
Caputi (C. L.):
Ay, mama. 24126.
I wan’na rhumba. 19682.
Olvida pues. 25576.
Variatin’ color-blues. 23692.
You have my heart. 29120.
Caputo (S. C.):
Daybreak.
I’m a slave.
Carabella (Ezio)
26897.
4265.
Giro-tondo dei fan-
ciulli. 805.
Carabella (J. F.):
Albany. 40.
Irish festival overture. 25004.
Caracci (A. J.) Jo-Ann. 7574.
Carazo (Castro) Under the spell of
: the moon. 5861.
1604
Carbonara (Gerard):
Bal masque. 9648.
Isabelle. 10846.
Carbonell (C. L. S. C.)
(Cc. L. S.)
Carbonnier (Charles) aw., and Car-
bonnier (J. D. H. N.) prop. Scher-
zetto. 6253 (407).
Careel (Ralph):
Au-dessus du garage.
Garde-chasse. 27128.
Carcone (Eugene) My dream land
isle. 1828.
Card (G. W.) 9519.
Cardella (A.):
Beach parade. 6401.
Have one on me. TOTT.
I wonder if you’re really human.
See Chaminade
31076.
Abiding songs.
7419.
If I had only listened to you.
19711.
Lamentatin’ Lou. 7672.
Show must go on. 8671.
Subway troubadour. 8849.
Cardew (Phil) These foolish things.
12323:
Cardinal (Roy) Give me a little keep-
sake. 38978.
Careless rapture. 26754, 27812, 27862,
27985, 29046, 31250.
Carey (E. M.) That great President
of the U. S. A. 33386.
Carey (Earl) Lonely. 20037.
Carey (Henry) Sally in our alley.
2352.
Carey (J. H.):
Have you padlocked your heart
against love. 16354.
Let’s dance sweetheart. 169381.
You’re just a sleepy little thing.
9452.
Carey (L. S.) Love’s surprise. 1604.
Carey (Martin) It is the place called
16789.
the old Hoosier state.
Carey (Tom) It was really you.
16815.
Cargill (Evelyn) Such is the heart.
20917.
Cari (Harry) Since the day I lost
you. 8688.
Carignani (Carlo) Principe Zilah.
18648 (297).
Carisch (A. & G.) & &:
Ah! continentale. 18669.
Amore mio. 86.
Baciami cosi. 6522.
Bambolita. 180
Bella figlia dell’ amore. 6433.
Bulla, bulla. 6522.
Canzone d’Alabama. 18893.
Canzone del. mattino. 6562, 6931.
Caro mio ben. 2913.
Cenere. 347, 6788.
Cerco un po’ d'amore... 17035.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ciaccona. 6381.
Corale. 442.
Cosa vuoi di pit. 6671.
Cuore mio. 464.
Danza delle rondini.
Dimmi le tue parole.
Divertimento. 544.
Donne spagnole. 19095.
Dopo di me. 571, 6788.
Due cuori nella luna. 628, 9138.
Id ritornato il sole. 632.
Figlio dormi. 19230.
Forse. 238697.
Forse si, forse no. 6931.
Fra le mimose in fior.
Gra le spighe. 16232.
Gregorina. 7035.
In che modo. 2213.
Intermezzo nostalgico.
Jazzing. 2856.
Ki-ki-bu. 7644, 16880.
Largo. 18754.
Lasciatemi cantar. 1428.
Leggenda. 19943.
Liriche. 1490.
Mila di codra. 1719.
Morir d’amore. 1766.
Musica per tre pianoforti.
Non chieder chi son... 11505.
Non conosci il ritornello. 2398.
Non mi vuoi dir che m’ ami. 8215.
Notturno carsico. 1978.
Notturno romantico. 20386.
O campagnola. 1988.
Paolo e Virginia. 2101.
Parlar d’amor. 2914.
Pastorale. 93261.
Penso a te. 2127.
Posizioni del violino. 2172.
Preludio e fuga. 165, 20587.
Pupille di Velluto. 86.
Quando nasce amore. 20611.
Quando tu sei fra le mie braccia.
464.
Questa sera. 2213.
Rappresentazione di Santa Uliva.
2234.
Rondo. 8583.
Salmo di David. 2353.
Scordati di me. 2127.
Sei lontano da me. 2398.
Senza nome. 2400.
Si puo restar fedeli ad una donna.
16880.
Son tutte frottole.
Sonata. 9731.
Suite breve. 8853.
Torna natale. 2813.
Tre salmi. 2810.
Trio in re. 2885.
Trittico per organo. 2836.
Tutti i miei sogni. 2856.
Vespro. 9137, 23697.
491.
1988.
1766.
1265.
17270.
18669.
1605
Volto della Vergine.
Carisch, s. a.:
Vi ho gia visto in qualche posto...
9138.
Vien con me Ninetta.
Vienna, non Sei pili tu.
Voglio la mamma. 9148.
12516.
2913.
2914.
Allegro assai. 21594.
Amiamoci. 16047.
Ansia d’amore. 22992.
Antiche canzoni di Sicilia.
Canti di stagione. 312438.
26586.
Canzone d’Alabama. 15809,
Ciacecona. 31092.
Cornamusa allegra. 15906.
Corsaresea. 26841, 26842, 31350,
31351.
Danza degli spiriti beati. 31662.
Danza jeratica. 31394.
Dolee ineanto. 16047.
Foglie di Santamaria. 31596.
Forse. 33284.
Intermezzi secenteschi. 22494.
Libro di Maddalena. 31095.
Mare. 22779.
Mia. 15809.
Napoli allegra. 22992.
Non posso vivir senza te.
Notte d’estate. 23044.
Nuova tecniea delle seale.
O Susanna. 32693.
Onde corte. 22779.
Preludio. 178483.
Preludio e fuga
31099.
Prima poesia. 23217.
Prima serie dei cori di Michelan-
32698.
32718,
in la minore.
gelo Buonarroti il Giovane.
23218.
Quartetto. 32948.
Quattro liriche. 32885.
Sagra di S. Giovanni 1986—XIV.
28429.
Scherma. 33284.
Serenata alla bambola. 33109.
Sinfonia in do maggiore. 23368.
Sinfonia per una fiaba. 33148.
Sonata. 28552, 28553, 32866.
Stornello. 383562.
Strambotto. 33284.
Sul fieno. 33297.
Toccata e@ canzone per organo.
28776.
Torna, son solo. 23044.
Tre canzoni. 33012.
Tre minuetti caratteristici.
Tre preludi. 27885.
Tre valzer-capricci. 32867.
Uomo non é un poeta. 33562.
Viola. 23700.
Voci della vita agreste. 33588.
16 pezzi progressivi. 15996-15998.
28 grandi studi. 31624.
02944.
INDEX
I triumph! MI tri-
Carissimi (—)
umph. 19664.
Carissimi (Manfredi) Non me lo do-
mandate. 17427.
Caritoni (Angelo) :
I was wrong again. 1178.
Jammette. 29940.
Just use Val. 45385.
Special notice. 20876.
You could see the lovers. 23947.
You know I wouldn’t do the same
to you. 21506.
Carl (KF. E.) Sweetheart of mine.
30666.
Carl (W. C.) Novelties for the organ.
3270 (455).
Carle (EK. H):
Dear old sweetheart.
Fairy queen. 709.
Love’s sweet dream. 1605.
Sweet Nancy Lee. 2655.
This pretty little girl. 33425.
Carle (Herman) Welcome to our city.
6253 (511).
Carle (Kay) ‘That’s when I gave in
to love. 15068.
Carle (Richard) :
Betsy’s the belle of the bathers.
9509 (64).
Fickle dinner bell. 6253 (124).
I idolize Ida. 9509 (811).
31411.
I lead an awf’lly lazy life. 6253
(204).
I’m in a position to know. 6253
(209).
i MOn ime nO. 2) (Ge Oaeciweeee )..
Leander. 6253 (276, 277).
Mary’s lamb. 9509 (448), 12862
(329).
My dearie dear. 6253 (329).
Naughty Cupid. 6253 (341).
Nursie. 15517 (274).
Old stage door. 6253 (360).
Seductive Caroline. 6253 (412).
Why are all the girls so hungry.
6253 (528).
Carle (Smiling Frankie) pseud. See
Carlone (F. N.)
Carleton (Bob) Philippine dance.
14583.
Carleton (Bruce):
Accept our thanks.
Come away. 15879.
Polonaise. 293892.
Swan. 238297.
Carley (Kenneth)
15528.
Have a good time
with my heart. 22168.
Carlidge (M. F.) Tell me, dear.
26067.
Carlin (A. B.):
Sahara’s sands. 33048.
World has its eyes on you. 26426.! Carlson (R. R.)
.Carlone (EF. N.)
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Carlin (Josephine) :
Dear old moon when you shine on
old Erin. 9994.
Sugar plum. 20919.
Carlin (R. M.) Through sunny fields.
9509 (739).
Carlin’ (2 B.'s
Sahara’s sands. 33048.
World has its eyes on you. 26426.
Carling (Foster) April in my heart.
109.
Carlisle (Allan) :
Good-night, my dear.
Pagoda song. 25636.
Rainbow gold. 28381.
Carlisle (Cliff) :
Carlisle (Cliff) greatest collection
of cowboy and mountain songs.
15811.
Cowboy Johnny’s last ride. 31368.
Get her by the tail on a down hill
drag. 316388.
In a cbox car
32062
27169.
‘round the world.
My loving Cathleen. 302388.
Rambling yodler. 283383.
Stretch of 28 years. 33288.
Wild cat woman and a tom eat
man. 29052.
Carlo (Frank) :
I’m working again. . 137388.
Seashore rendezvous. 17835.
Carlo (Monte) Just a bit of Irish
lace. 10930.
If you please. 1214.
Carlone (Freddie) Once again. 8318.
Carlos (Don) Intimité. 10832.
Carlsen (Henry):
Lille foraarshilsen. 25180.
Man kan ikke plukke roser. 7898.
Carlson (A. T.) I want a table by the
band. 7396.
Carlson (Diek) See Carlson (R. R.)
Carlson (Eddie) Somebody’s follow-
ing me. 28544.
Carlson (H. A.) Tllusion. 10778.
Carlson (Hilda):
My dear blonde. 25418.
Smiling pal. 28532.
Carlson (lL. A.) Dreamland’s para-
dise. 10091.
Carlson (Nathaniel) :
Angels get my mansions ready.
31049.
At Sychar’s well. 31071.
Glorious Calvary. 31657.
Keep me on the straight road.
32198.
Skies are darkening. 33168.
What then. 33659.
Carlson (Norma) Annette, modiste.
99
Waitin’. 15222.
1606
INDEX
aos. 1-12, 1936
Carisonii(®..L. I.) :
Did I get a break, I ask you.
31425.
In my heart. 32078.
Regretting is all I do. 382976.
So Ill remember you in my
dreams. 8730, 17945.
Carlson (V. L.) At Sychar’s. well.
31071.
Carlton (Harry):
He went in like a lion, and came
out like a lamb. 4100.
Riding the range in the_ sky.
11827.
Sundown in old Waikiki. 14945.
You've got to blow your own trum-
_ pet. 33885.
Carlton (M. L.) To win your heart.
33460.
Carlton (Rob’t) jr. Gift of song.
Carlton (Tom) It was really you.
16815.
Carlusky (Ivan) pseud. See Loschke
(I. C.)
Carlyle (Paul) Everybody’s darling.
3856.
Carman (C. 8.):
Cross my heart it’s true. 6685.
Just a fad. 1349.
Laurel time in Caroline. 14028.
Nedra. 17386.
When the moon plays peek-a-boo.
9283.
Carman (Seth) See Carman (C. 8.)
Carmel (Yvonne) Let’s go rockin’ on
the moon. 16987, 22635.
Carmen (Ted) On with Roosevelt.
8316.
Carmen. 238, 6453, 9719,
28189 (38), 293807*.
Carmichael (Adele):
18050-13056,
God still answers prayer. 22107.
God’s word will never fail. 22109:
Carmichael (Helen) Knitting isn't
kissing. 25114.
Carmichael (Hoagy):
Bread and gravy. 269. *
It’s so easy to lose. 29932. °
Little old lady. 30042. °
Papa treetop tall. 23153. :
Sing mé a song of nonsense, pock-
etful of love. 23365. °
Sing me a swing song and let me
dance. 17913.
Wedding song. 2992.
Carmichael (J. H.) That little game
folks play down South. 21020.
Carmichael (Richard) God’s word will
never fail. 22109.
Carmony (B. M.):
Home. 15073.
Then I met Jesus. 15073.
Carnation social and charity club.
Arise, ye idle ones. 6342.
My creed. 4934.
Moonbeams jest keep
Carne (Gerald)
Carnes (Lou)
on shinin’. 14297.
Carnet (Jacque) Au Luxembourg.
24116.
Carnevali (Vito) Missa Maria auxil-
ium Christianorum. 7982,
Caro (J. De) Rayuela. 2237.
Carol (Eve) pseud. See Carroll (EH.
M.)
Carol of the birds. 26759.
Carol of the Christmas presents.
26760.
Carol of the doves. 26761.
Carolina. 18900.
Caroll (M. G.)
Caron (Allan)
Caron (J. A.)
Caronia (Peter)
Why. 29037.
See Caron (J. A.)
Blue and gold. 21709:
This is the valse of
love. 26117.
Carothers (R. B.) Ruckus. 11866.
Carow (Herman) Stroiling along in
the moonlight. 8844.
Carpenter (Ada) Cottage in the val-
ley. 443.
Carpenter (Elliott)
Carpenter (Irances)
Ashes. 381069.
Sing a song of
seasons. 11987.
Carpenter (Irene) To a woodthrush.
15120.
Carpenter (J. A.):
Morning fair. 27971.
Rest. 28361.
Sea drift. 8635.
Carpentier (G. M.) Strolling thru the
lane. 20914.
Carpou (P. 8.) Some day soon. 25919.
Carpou (P. 8.) jr. Who let you in.
26370.
Carr (A. G.) White swan on the lake.
15363.
Carr (Beverly) Moonlight and you,
dear. 17242.
Carr (Bill) See Carr (W. D.)
Carr (H. W.) Vas-y-Hrnest. 33575.
Carr (Howard):
Love wins through.
Sleep on. 28524.
Carr (J..E)::
For he (she) pleases me and he
(she) teases me. 19249.
Love works in a mysterious way,
it’s glorious wonders to perform.
11167, 11168.
20105.
When love hands me a lemon.
15313.
Carr (Leon) This is a drug store.
12330.
Carr (M. E. H.) Aran lullaby. 24101.
Carr (Margurite) :
I’m wandering down
lane with you. 22367.
Ruby. 25797.
Moonlight
1607
INDEX
Carr (Margurite)—Continued.
Why don’t you try believin’ me.
93835.
You naughty thing. 12783.
Carr (Michael) pseud.:
Blue trumpet man. 24191.
Free, isn’t that the way it ought to
be. 27104.
My treasure. 32685.
O-kay for sound. 28158.
There’s a new world. 28725.
See also Beresford (Maurice),
Cohen (Maurice)
Carr (Mildred) So goes life.
20816.
Carr (Pauline) Ill be waiting on top}
of the Golden Gate. 31905.
2490,
Carr (W. D.) Don’t fail to mention.
10049.
Carr (William) jr. Just keep me in
mind. 25081.
Carran (R. G.) I can’t believe we're
through. 7195.
Carré (J. F.) Flight. 6910.
Carreon (J. R.):
Beginning a new day. 3482.
I’m dying all alone. 18694.
Lamento del jorobado. 1422.
Solo un suelo me acerco a ti.
2511.
Carrigan (M. P.)
31003. (134).
Carriles (Alvaro) Bicho cubano. 9710.
Carrington (Bertha) Moonlight and
On Wisconsin.
you, dear. 11308.
Carrington (O. M.) Ye old English
Christmas. 29094.
Carrodus (Glae) When you smile
thro’ your tears, there’s a rainbow in
your eyes. 38068.
Carroll (HE. A.) pseud. See Ely (A. C.)
Carroll (KE. M.) He’s a streamline love
dream of mine. 19421.
Carroll (Eddie) :
Harlem. 29702.
Still waters. 33279.
Carroll (G. H.):
Imagine my surprise. 19734.
It is just a dream. 4448.
Southland’s callin’ me. 5562.
Sunny weather. 5622.
Tell me when. 23566.
When I’m with you. 6011.
Carroll (Harry):
Beat of feet in the street. 3419.
I never know how to behave when
I’m with boys. 383904 (130).
Love is a ripple on the water.
4722.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 9058.
Wotcha-ma-eallit. 61383.
Carroll (K. G.) Gazin’ at the haze
upon the moon. 791.
pt. 117, n. s., v. 31
Carroll (Lee) :
Harlem hop. 7066.
I’m gonna be bad. 4278.
Serenade to the moon.
Carroll (M. G.):
Full moon is the love moon. 6946.
Lonely. 20036.
Mem’ries of you. 20190.
Starlight, starbright. 14917.
14757.
Your love’s my lucky charm.
21558.
Carroll (M. H.) Where is the King.
30902.
Carroll (Mabelle) Never again. 25492.
Carroll (Mary) Girls who wear
glasses. 29648*.
Carroll (Ray) Let’s dance. 14055.
Carroll (Ted)
heart. 1228.
In a little corner of my
Carroll (Vernon) I wish I hadn’t
stayed away so long. 4854.
Carrozzini (Dante):
Don’t fool with me. 24439.
Should I have another lonely day.
25860.
Somewhere,
17962.
Carry me back to old Virginny. 18904.
Carse (A. V.):
Suite in four movements.
(628).
Symphony in C. 26036-26088.
Three elementary pieces. 29376.
Two easy trios. 3882.
Carson (A. C.) ’Tain’t no sin to love.
10974.
Carson (B. B.) pseud.
(L. C.)
Carson (Bob)
Carson (Joe)
some sweet day.
3270
See Burke
Alabama blues. 29208.
If I had a gang of my
own. 27510.
Carson (L. C.) pseud. See Burke
(lu..'@3)
Carson (Zelma) You are the sunshine
of my smile. 15487.
Carte-Young (Effie) Blue, blue moon,
with your moon moon blues. 250.
Carter (A. P.):
Answer to weeping willow. 26585.
Carter family album’ of Smokey
Mountain ballads. 3554.
Faded coat of blue. 706.
Jealous hearted me. 27601.
Just another broken heart. 27624.
My native home. 28055.
Sailor boy. 2345.
Carter (A. R.) I’m sending you just
daffodils. 1120.
Carter (B. C.):
Billows of blue. 3457.
I know that you love me to-night.
24802.
Moonbeams of silver. 17240.
1608
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Carter (Benny):
Nightfall. 23028, 23029.
Swingin’ at Maida Vale. 23523.
When lights are low. 28972.
Carter (Bernice) :
Honeysuckle vines. 31814.
Intry mintry. 382100.
Carter (Bill) You're just an armful
of heaven. 21523.
Carter (Buenta):
Let’s begin to play. 25152.
Piano pieces and drills on the chro-
matic seale. 25664.
Tiny music box. 21102.
Carter (Claudine) There must be a
reason to love. 15077.
Carter (D. J.) I lost my heart and
now I’m blue. 1062.
Carter (E. H.) I love the city by the
ocean. 19593.
Carter (Ernest) Verzweiflung. 15517
(419).
Carter (J. F.) Little nest for you.
27747.
Carter (Louis) I lostanangel. 19589.
Carter (M.C.) I’ve found a nice young
millionaire. 24898.
Carter (Nell) When you shattered my
cherished dreams. 21363.
Carter (Nick) Mother and you, dear.
32542.
Carter (Thomas)
19483.
Carter (V. M. B.)
New York. 20235.
Carter (Weston)
your eyes, sweetheart.
Carter (Wilf):
Awaiting the chair. 6364.
Cow-boy, don’t forget your mother.
449,
Cowboy lullaby. 450.
Fate of old strawberry roan. 19220.
Hill Billy Valley. 981.
I’ve got those hobo blues. 1165.
Life and death of John Dillinger.
(Wia5o
Lonesome for baby to-night. 1533.
Longing for my Mississippi home.
1536.
Moonlight prison blues. 1759.
My blues have turned to sunshine.
1811.
My little silver-haired sweetheart.
18638.
My Missoula Valley moon. 1872.
My Montana sweetheart. 1874.
Rescue from Moose River gold
mine. 14655.
Sun-down blues. 2625.
Trail to home, sweet home.
Yodelling hillbilly. 3174.
Carter (Wm.) Blue eyes, I love you.
31181.
Honolulu woman.
Moonlight of old
There is love in
12301.
2825.
Carter family album of Smokey Moun-
tain ballads. 38554.
Cartesixte (Jean):
Comment qu’ c’est y qu’ils font.
6657.
J’suis Varpéte. 7564.
Qu’on leur fiche la paix. 8482.
Cartwright (Blaine) My mother’s a
sweetheart to me. 17332.
Cartwright (C. H.):
But I don’t believe in signs. 9788.
Frettin’. 13488.
I’d give up everything for you.
4205.
Then Cupid came down from the
heavens. 12299,
Cartwright (K. K.) Baby’s lullaby.
3381.
Caruso (Anthony) You never cared
for me. 26470.
Caruso (David):
Because you're not with me to-
night. 9680.
I’m puffing my sorrows away on a
cigarette. 10653.
Caruso (E.) Love’s torment. 33904
(174).
Caruso (J. A.):
Are you sincere, my dear. 118.
I never saw moonlight. 11388.
Sincerely. 5476.
Sweetest words. 2660.
Caruso (J. A. N.) Treadin’ the town..
5812.
Caruso (Lou) Happy and gay. 22160.
Carvel (Robert) pseud. See Clough-
Leighter (H.)
Carver (A. H.) Grass is green with
envy. 24649, 29677.
Carver (David) Miracle of peace.
Carver (T. C.):
Andante Arabic. 12926.
Aragonesa. 24100.
Habanera. 24658.
In tribal array. 19776.
Procession. 11743.
Symphonic suite miniature. 12204.
Carver (W. A.) Swinging on the reser-
vation. 30674.
Cary (Dorothy) :
Dear little star. 9509 (180).
Song divine. 33235.
Your smile. 9509 (821).
Cary (H. W.):
Love is all I ask of you dear.
32374.
Throne in the old rocking chair.
$020.
Cary (Jennie) Seek and find. 24031
(180).
Cary & co.:
Bagatelles. 12986.
Chariot race. 3571.
1609
“INDEX
Cary & co.—Continued.
I sing of a maiden. 1147.
In praise of song. 1238.
Irish cameo. 29914.
Mammy’s pancakes. 7896.
Mass in D minor. 11234.
Mephisto. 17177.
Nod. 5059.
Roses remind me of you. 33029.
Seéne de ballet espagnole. 33072,
33073.
To live belov’d. 9032.
Valse rubato. 80815.
When you smile thro’ your tears,
there’s a rainbow in your eyes.
3063.
Caryll (Ivan) :
Gaiety echoes. 3270 (206).
In the glow of the dreamy waltz.
29189 (206).
J’ aime mon amour. 9509 (344).
My Yorkshire lassie. 33904 (205).
Our Miss Gibbs. 338904 (228).
Romance. 33904 (252).
S. A. R. 33904 (254).
Casa-Blanea (R. C.)
ruqui. 5878.
Ruqui-ruqui-
Casa musicale Bottega dei 4. Piedi-
grotta 1935. 5224.
Casa musicale La canzonetta. HEdizioni
de La canzonetta,
3821.
Casa musicale Sonzogno, Ss. a.:
Andante e allegro con fuoeco. 31048.
Piedigrotta 1935.
Che Ssanav =...) wien.
Chitarra stanea. 15844.
Con te. 3642.
Giordaniana no. 1. 22091.
Lungi, lungi. 32410,
Mia sera. 32483.
Non tornare da me. 5061.
Notte azzurra. 32709.
Per una volta. 5214.
Quando vien le primavera. 32941.
Se vuoi tu. 3642.
Si, lo so. 233848.
Signora, fischiate con me. 23348.
Soltanto i tuoi baci. 15844.
Tumi prac, woooae.
Voto. 2932.
Casabianeca (R.) J’aime pour la pre-
miére fois. 16822.
Casaccio (S. J.) Why can’t we be just
good friends. 33743.
Casad (C. B.) Cocktail bar.
Casadesus (Francis) :
26821*.
Chanson hongroise. 6588.
Faust. 19347.
Casals (Pablo) Chorai prelude. 6380.
Casanova. 2380, 181387, 14592, 14593.
Casanta (Robert)
Everybody’s happy
but me. 38854. .
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Casares (Alfredo, or Fred) :
Listen to that old clock say tick-
tock. 16984.
Love and romance. 22712.
Plea to a lonely pine. 25675.
You're with me all the _ time.
215388.
Casavola (Franco) :
Astuzie d’amore.
Castello nel boseo.
Cascarino (Angelina)
14965.
Cascarino (Romeo) :
T26F Svcs
15816.
Sweet maiden.
Night in Spain. 17410.
Orientale. 8348.
Sweet maiden. 14965.
Way down South. 18838.
Cascarino (Vincenzo) :
Night in Spain. 17410.
Orientale. 8348.
Way down South. 183838.
Case (Anna):
Composition.
Dime. 6762.
My heart is calling for you. 32586.
3634—3641, 6658-6663.
My Irish eyes. 8102, 32596.
Star of my life. 28452.
What is jazz. 23771.
Case (Bill)
1368.
Case (C. B.) jr.
Case (C. L.):
Brook. 6515.
Song and a smile.
Just before the execution.
Old tin cup. 14502.
14862.
What is the use of dreaming. 9236.
Case; (H. L.):
Great is the Holy One of Israel.
861.
Mighty God hath spoken. 1717.
Case (L. L.)
do. 28939.
Case (Russ) :
Bass drum Dann. 9657.
What are you a-going to
Flight of the haybag. 10215.
Krazy kat. 16891.
Casella (Alfredo) :
Ciaccona. 6381.
Concerto. 334.
Concerto grosso. 31333.
Sinfonia. 28491, 28492.
Trio. 380773.
Casey (K. S.) Two lips among the
tulips. 33544.
Casey (S. B.):
By baby blue. 4926.
Sailing on Fern Bank Bay. 8600.
Casey Jones. 31263.
Casiano (J.):
Andel HE. Andel.
Cabillito. 9802.
Celos. 9846.
Contradanza.. 9911.
Mi morena. 11266.
Solo los ojos de Pancha.
9589.
12023.
1610
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Zenaida. 12850.
Casivant (Eugene) :
Dusty trail. 21949.
In the light of a new silvery moon.
32089.
Sweet little girl. 28687.
Sweet Mary Mack. 26019.
You, you, you. 29173.
Casnelli (Arnold) :
Ballet of my dreams. 12994.
Everybody swing it now. 13376.
Caso (Ralph) God bless you. 3991.
Cason (Anthony) You never can tell.
15460.
Cassad6 (Gaspar) :
Concerto. 2987.
Toceata. 19267,
Cassano (D. F.) .
8016.
Cassano (Paolo)
Cassel (A. Z.):
God bless you, dear. 16288.
Roaming Gypsy. 14683.
White’ birds. » 12668.
Cassel (Charlotte) Midnight. 17187.
Cassel (Milton) Midnight. 17187.
Cassel (Torbern) :
De’ var hans lilla melodi som kom
bort. 243888.
Kirlekspoem. 32189.
Vi mottes i rosornans tid.
Cassell (M. M.):
Love loop. 32380.
My mother. 32612.
Silver Springs. 33141.
Cassola (F. P.) Caressed. 18899.
Casson (W. H.) Love took my heart
when my eyes took in you. 27818.
Casson (William (Duke)) See Casson
Moonlight tango.
Signora. 33135.
23698.
(W. H.)
Castagnetta (Grace) Songs we sing.
33241, —
Castagnone.(Riecardo) Preludio gio-
coso. 17663.
Castaldo (A. P.):
Heaven’s not far. 24702.
Heaven’s boulevard. 31775.
I believe in my dreams and in you.
24769.
Love’s magic filled the eg MUS:
DAR Daf (2k
Rhythm’s taking hold of my feet.
25764.
Castaneda (Ati):
Lullaby lady. ' 17095.
What would I do without you.
18392.
Castegnaro (Eola):
Heureux village.
Tinouca. 26129,
Castell (B. B.):
Dogwood time in Gedreial
Man at the wheel. 20137.
10450.
13287.
Castellani (Leander) Wyoming march.
9397.
Castelnuovo Tedesco (Mario):
Concerto. 336.
Mas le valiera dormir.
Notturno sull’ acqua.
Onde. 20466.
Racconto @inverno. 2219,
Romance del Conde Arnaldos.
20681.
Scherzino. 8626.
Sonata. 3555.
Toccata. 9841,
Tre preludi alpestri.
Il? concerto. 3266.
Castillo (Jerry) :
I cannot sing the old songs.
I’ll sing thee songs of Araby.
Old oaken bucket. 2037.
Roll on silver moon. 2305.
Sally in our alley. 2352.
Castle (Aline) :
I was just a phantom of your
sweetheart. © 4352.
What’s the answer baby. 18384.
Castle (Boots) I never know. 22378.
Castlen (EH. A.) Let’s dance and, dream.
25154.
Castles in the air.
Castleton (Pat):
Dere’s jazz in dem dere horns
21867.
20162.
$224,
18906.
997.
1055.
BEY e
Take that train to Texas. 12221.
Two sweet lips. 12447.
You shouldn’t be bashful. 12820.
You’ve gotta swing it when you
bring it. 12828.
Castling (Harry) Girl in the clogs and
shawl. 21569 (164).
Casto (L. H.) Wear a little smile for
everyone. 18356.
Castro (Juan) Conga del pilar. 18969.
Castro (Manolo) -No puedo darte mis
que amor. 8209.
Catalano (S. J.) Love that is divided.
20100.
Catania (John) Sweet usherette.
23507.
Catell (C. V.)
Hollywood. 4145.
Catenaro (Al):
Deserted. 13267.
Lone star of the Lone Star state.
20034.
See also Catenaro (W. A.)
Catenaro (W. A.):
Ain’t a bit ambitious.
Dear mother. 9992.
Infatuation and
10825.
Those sleepy little eyes. 18185.
What’s a goose gonna do. 18382.
When the band starts swingin’ it.
18425.
9540.
syneopation.
| 1611
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Cates (G. A.) With you. 29077.
Catherine (Georges) :
Doubles cordes. 15517 (82).
Gammes mélodiques. 15517 (114).
Catlin (E. D.) In your heart there’s a
love song. 4420.
Catlin (Fern) Arkansaw ain’t in the
red. 26601.
Caton (C. A.) Tenth olympiad. 2709.
Caton (C. R.) Lazy tune. 25137.
Catron (Gladys) In a little cabin over
the hill. 7453.
Cats and mice. 29877.
Catsiff (Oscar) Please forgive. 32879.
Cattozzo (Nino) Orazione nell’ orto.
32797. |
Catulle-Mendés (Jane) Invocation.
7524,
Catulli (Socrate) Révons! C’est
Vheure.. 23
Caudle (G. M.) Trail isn’t sunny un-
less you smile. 18226.
Cauley (J. B.):
Modern girls. 27948.
Why does it occur. 213899.
Caulfield (Lecia) Naught matters
dear. 1926.
Caussade (Simone Plé-) See Plé-Caus-
sade (Simone)
Cavaleade of America. 9579, 11500.
Cavaliere (Alfred) :
Blue love. 15733.
When I first met you. 18406.
Your heart’s got control of me.
30993.
Cavalleria rusticana. 32487, 324388.
Cavallo (J. N.) Valley of the Espingo.
21569 (580).
Cavallo (John) :
Stroll along with a song.
When I’m alone with you.
Cavanaugh (James) :
And they said it wouldn’t last.
21612.
In a little jernt in Greenpernt by
the Gowanus canal. 19740.
One hour for lunch. 28194.
Since Yussel learned to yodel.
8689.
That song. 5726.
Two little boys had a band. 26179.
Uncle Elmer’s almanae, 21171.
Ya big sissy. 21463.
Cavanaugh (Jimmy) :
Girl in the garden. 16268.
I should of stood in bed. 13753.
River man. 17750.
Too many irons in the fire. 28785.
Cavella (J. G.) My dream. 11370.
Cavella (R. G.) My dream. 11870.
Cavendish (Geoffrey) Captains three.
6569.
Cavicchio (Salvatore) :
Commercial ripples.
8843.
26300.
18964,
Cornflakes. 18975.
Cavin (A. S.) Rock me to sleep in the
hammock of love. 5349.
Caywood (James) Dear old pocket
book of mine. 3699.
Cecchini (V. W.) Vermont, the beau-
tiful. 2904.
Ceeconi (Nello)
romance. 763.
Cecelia Mary (Sister) See Harte (Ce-
celia)
Cecil (H. L.) You’re just a little fraidy
eat. 291438.
Cecilia (Sister) See Pdakowska
(Marie)
Cecilia Clare (Sister) Kaifeng. 13985.
Cekow (A. T.) Je voudrais vous faire
un aveu. 7566.
Célébres lecons de solfége 4 change-
ments de clef. 29189 (481).
Cella (Ted):
At random, 15618.
My dream house fell down. 17300.
New York marches on. 17408.
Swanee river. 23496.
Will you toast to my luck. 18494.
Ceniza (F. A.):
Commonwealth march. 420.
When the golden moon _ shines.
28989.
Centamore
3196.
Centenaire (Le) 9145.
Centennial songs of Texas. 15824.
Central Catholic H. S. Hail! Central
High. 193884.
Century music pub. co.:
Ask the moon. 12956.
Big drum major. 138046.
Bold robbers. 138078.
Captain Jim. 131380.
Christmas is here. 13164.
Clayton’s grand march. 13171.
Cradle song. 13079, 13080.
Cuckoo song. 18220.
Dreaming. 13324.
Fairy wish. 13388,
Frolic outdoors. 13442.
Golden rod. 138482.
Here we go. 139571.
Humming bird. 138605.
Iam king. 138617.
Jingle jangle. 13936.
Little Boy Blue. 14108.
Little white church. 14121.
Lovely night. 14179.
Meadow princess. 14240.
Merry morn. 14260.
Miller’s song. 14270.
My little pet. 14396.
Petit tango. 14580.
Robin red-breast. 14684.
Santa Claus. 14726.
Seven froggies. 14759.
Forty second street
(Sam) You don’t care.
1612
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
14813.
14816.
Skaters’ waltz.
Skip and dance.
Sunshine waltz. 14951.
Sweet moments. 14968,
Tell me, pussy. 15031.
Windy day. 15390.
Cergoli (G. L.):
Black serenade, 241.
Con quattro soldi in tasca.
Con voi. 427.
Ho chiesto al cuore.
Lacrime. 19920.
Mamma, io ti chiedo perdono. 1639.
Mi piaci cosi. 7961.
My little baby. 1851.
Old dancer. 2017, 2018.
'Sogno andaluso. 20822.
Stelle innamorate. 8830.
Via dell’ amore. 2907.
Cerri (Nicola) jr. You are the one for
me. 21489.
Ceruti (Fred) I want you only. 10717.
Cerutti (M. L. C.):
Chanson de berceau. 21569 (61).
Chanson de berger. 21569 (62).
Chanson de jeune fille. 21569 (63).
Chanson de rouet. 21569 (64).
Chanson de troubadour. 21569 (65).
_ Ronde denfants. 21569 (475).
Cervantes (Louis) Moonlight on Gen-
eva. 17243.
Cervantez (Val) Like a stranger to
you. 14087, 32284.
Cesana (Otto) Concerto. 18909.
Cesana (Renzo) Under the Bridge of
Sighs. 12459. :
Ceseri (Giacomo):
Mia cara patria. 7962.
Ombre d’eroi. 2048.
24333.
24720.
Chabro (L.) Solféges de concours.
7s a .
Chacon (F. M.) I wish I were a little |:
quintuplet. 7413.
’' Chadel (Marcelle) Duo des fraises.
13349. -
Chadwick (B. T. J.):
Because I love you, none other will
do. 24157
Dear old New York, you’re calling
me. 9995.
If bein’ in love is crazy, then I’m as
crazy as. a loon. 32033.
My mountain cabin ’neath the pines.
32615.
My place of dreams come true.
32623.
Twilight. 28824, 28825.
When twilight sweeps the peaceful
valley. 29000, 29001.
Chadwick (G. W.) Cricket and the
bumble-bee. 454, 26856.
Chaffee (Ethel) I wonder. 16677.
Chaffin (L. G.):
As it began to dawn. 6253 (17).
Holy night. 9509 (292).
Chaffin (Sarah) Well, well, old girl.
9225,
Chagrin (Francis) :
Avec ses sabots.
Madina. 25280.
Chairet (J. J.) Smiling. 25902.
Chalfin (M.M.) Ray of sunshine. 2236.
Chaliff (Ben) Modern legionnaire.
17211.
Challberg (George) More than any-
thing else in this world. 20241.
Challinor (F. A.) Sing a song to Lady
15639.
April. 28496.
Challis (Len) Yesterday’s thrill.
12746.
Chalmers (H. J.) Garfield high our
alma mater. 29631.
Chalmers (Stephen)
8563.
Chamberd (Freed)
Chamberlain (Mae) :
I want a girl. 10708.
Mother dear. 11319.
When you're dancing with the girl
you adore. 153844.
Roll out ranger.
Baby. 29270.
Chamberlain (W. T.) Our band. 17541.
Chamberlin (Leonard)
time. 327388.
Chamberlin (Viola)
mine. 17007.
Chambers (E. M.):
Believe me. 34836.
Depending. 3713.
Mine. 4850.
Same old story. 5391.
Words for my song. 61381.
Chambers. (Eddie) See Chambers
(KE. M.)
Chambers (H. A.):
Arethusa. 18721.
Art thou troubled. 31725.
Here’s a health unto his majesty.
19441.
Land of my fathers. 19932.
Last rose of summer. 19937.
Maple leaf for ever. 20148.
Polly Oliver. 20570.
Vicar of Bray. 21203.
With Jockey to the fair.
Chambers (Ionne)
Oh, Christmas
Little mother of
21423.
Am I right or am
I wrong. 77.
Chambers (J. C.) jr. Shed no tear.
28475.
Chambers (Paris)
Chambers (R. G.)
man. 17203.
Chambreau (Clara) Remembrance.
17722.
Chaminade (C. L. S.):
Autumn. 9509 (107).
Morena. 9509 (108).
My heart’s queen. 12862 (838).
Noches d’or. 12862 (84).
Alhambra. 3297.
Mr. Roosevelt’s the
1613
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v.31
Chaminade (C. L. S.)—Continued.
Pas des sylphes. 12862 (85).
Pastel. 12862 (86).
Searf dance. 69585.
To the moon. 12862 (87).
Valse-caprice. 9509 (109).
Chaminade-Carbonel (C. L. S.) .
Chaminade (C. L. S.)
Champagne waltz. 17578, 18982, 21322,
22820, 25645, 26304, 29435.
Champie (G. L.) Your eyes.
Champion (Marguerite Roesgen-)
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite)
Champions de demain. 11759.
Champlin (E. H.) Whippoorwill lul-
laby. 23850.
Chamrod (Edith) Defining love. 520.
Chance (EK. M.) Harvest moon. 24685.
Chancer (Charles) Hop-skip-jump, into
your arms. 27280.
Chandler (J. A.) Thisis our last night
See
29175.
See
together. 30729.
Chandler (L. C.) Lemke. 25144.
Chandler (R. K.) My fuzzy teddy
bear. 22920.
Ah! gee whiz. 15536.
How’s about a date.
Chaney (Gus)
Chaney (Mayris)
27301.
Chang (R. K. M.) Mau dahn fah.
22792.
Change of tune. 24277*,
Tickita coo. 28759.
Dreary lowlands.
Chanler (T. W.)
Channing (F. E.)
16095.
Chansons populaires de_ l’ancienne
France. 31278.
Chant de l’alouette. 460.
Chant of Miriam and the Red Sea.
31274.
Chanter (Richard)
1238.
Chantons encore. 13144.
Chants populaires du Béarn. 18913.
Chapdelaine (B. B.) C’est d’avoir trop
aimé, 31221.
Chapel (C. M.) Longing for you sweet-
heart. 15517 (2238).
Chapelier (S.):
Beau pays des chiméres.
En ecabriolant. 659.
Ginetta. 802.
Guinguette fleurie. 879.
Mademoiselle le Diable. 7881.
In praise of song.
9667.
Marina. T7917.
Printemps. 2196.
Chapelle. (Edna) ‘Townsend battle
song. 26145.
Chapin (J. M.):
Mother come back. 14818.
That is the.matter poney, 23773.
| tnd st In (Saul) :
Casa Loma meeting. 300.
Dedicated to you. 24897,
Don’t laugh when I cry. 563.
Don’t look now. 24442. ©
Don’t you care what anyone Says.
31457. a
Everything’s talent to-day. 16149.
Fooled by the moon. 22045.
Four-score and seven years ago.
27100.
Give her a pint, ‘and, she'll tell it
all. 22093; 29644, \“
Go on the green light, stop on the
red. 103138. ¥
Hurdy-gurdy man. 29762.”
I'm one step gee of my shadow.
~ 19632, 24866.
It will have m do until the real
thing comes along. ~ 19829, 22526.
King of swing is havin’ a dream.
29598,
Knock wood. 7654, 10979.
Little bit of rhythm in the best of
us. 30083,
Love is a pow ’rfuL thing. 27805.
Much too much. ~ 8047, 14826.
Mutiny on the_ bandstand. ” spe.
22899.
Rhythm ‘saved the world. 2268,
8537, “
Shoe shine boy. 2429. ae
Swing for sale. 28648. ©
’Tain’t a fit night out for man or
beast. 8663.
Three feet two of rhythm. * “98753.
Trouble don’t like music, every- |
body sing. 30775.” att tha!
Veterans of future wars. 12496.
We're nuts about midget auto
races. 28921. ~“
We've got a style of our own.
28923. | v
Yes, yes—my, my. 6146, 12744.
You can call it swing../9422, 12761.
Chapman (Mrs. C. V.) Dear old Manne.
6736.
Chapman (Cecile)
Chapman (Dorothea)
Joanna. O5 044.
Little shack—
under the hill. 1514.
Chapman (Douglas) See Chapman
(W. D.)
Chapman (KE. M.) Fantasy for saxo-
phone. 27054.
Chapman (F. C.)
33684.
Chapman (H. G.):
Grisélidis. 9509 (455).
O fair cheeks of roses. 18648 (53).
To a nightingale. 18648 (54).
Chapman (H. J.) I wanta balance my,
love account, 16667. -
Chapman (Jack) See Chapman (Paul),
When love’s a lie.
Chapman (John) Townsend march.
triumphant. 21123.
Chapman (Laura) . Aerial honeymoon.
18659.
1614
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Chapman (Mollie) I’m like a clock.
22340.
Chapman (Paul) Love gave me you.
O67. .
Chapman (R. K.) White rose. 29028.
Chapman (Revell) My dream come
true. S075.
Chapman (Robert) My dream come
true. 8075.
- Chapman (W. D.) Moonlight on the
water. 325388.
Chapman (W. T.) Ill share my love
with you. 31909.
Chappalear (Leon) :
Answer to just because. 6336.
Just because. 7610.
Chappell (S.a. francaise) :
A quoi bon promettre. 9514.
A quoi bon se dire: je t'aime.
26534.
Bateau qui se penche. 6898.
Je voudrais revoir Venise. 4479.
Je voudrais vous revoir. 32148.
Lolita mia. 1524.
Mon faubourg. 32518.
Pour ne pas souffrir d’amour.
28290.
‘Quand tout s’endort. 14682.
Rumba. 3830386.
Trois mandarins. 28802.
Trois mots doux. 2838.
Chappell & co., inc.:
All dressed up and no place to go.
12890.
Am I asking too much. 9570.
Another mile. 21616.
Are you my love. 9598.
~Bang—the bell rang. 181.
‘Blind mendicant. 15725.
Buy yourself a balloon. 31216.
Call to arms. 31231.
Darling, je vous aime beaucoup.
26890.
De-lovely. 26918.
Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.
8756.
Down in the depths. 29507.
Dream shadows. 595.
Easy to love. 24496.
Gazooka. 6962.
Glad to be unhappy: 6978.
Gloomy Sunday. 6980, 6982.
Glorious girl. 818.
God is my strength. 19315. ;
Gonna hitch my wagon to a star.
16293.
Good-bye, little dream, good-bye.
2UGite at
Harlem waltz. 24680. ~"
Heart is quicker than the eye.
7089. a iad 3
Hey, babe, hey. 24711.
Humpty Dumpty’s holiday. 7172.
126829—37——_8 1615
I’m a fool for loving you. 4262.
I’m a little moon-mad. 16560.
I sang a song. 31978.
Ive got you under my = skin.
24906, 27482.
I wasn’t lying when I said I love
you. 24917.
I would love to have you love me.
29854.
If you love me. 1210.
In a little Swiss chalet. 24962.
It happened in Chicago. 22509.
It’s got to be love. 7545.
It’s high time I got the low-down
on you. 13900.
It’s so easy to lose. 29932.
It will have to do until the real
thing comes along. 19829, 22526.
Johnny one note. 27610.
King of swing. 7645.
Leave it to Katarina. 25139.
Little old lady. 30042.
Little skipper from heaven above.
30047.
Little words of kindness. 4677.
Lone star. 22685.
Lonesome lullaby. 14140.
Love and learn. 32362.
Love is a dancer. 17064.
Love me, love my Pekinese. 27813.
Loyal hearts will not forget.
4760.
Madly in love. 17106.
Mon ami, my friend. 30170.
Moon face. 32525.
My granny, my mammy, my wife.
22924.
My last affair. 20293.
My love is young. 14403.
My nephew from Nice. 32615.
My red-letter day. 4994.
Nice goin’. 25503.
_ Night is young and you're so beau-
tiful.” 23024.
Not enough. 14468.
Now. 30295.
Oh, heart of love. 30316.
Oh, the Rio Grande. 30322.
Old New Engiand moon. 23089.
On a pearly pebble beach in Cata-
hind: ? LESSZIa,
On Miami shore. 23104.
On to the desert. 20459.
On your toes. 8317.
Ours. 28234.
Perennial debutantes. 30395.
Polonaise militaire. 15846.
Put your heart in a song. 17684.
Quiet night. 8491.
Rain. 14639. |
Rap. tap on wood. 25740. ©
Red, hot and blue. 28344.
Ridin’ high. 28368.
Ridin’ the rails. 25766.
INDEX
Chappell & co., inc.—Countinued.
Ridin’ to glory on a_ trumpet.
28369.
Rise up, shepherd, and _ follow.
17749.
Rolling home. 25782.
Roses of Picardy. 2327.
Seal it with a kiss. 33096.
Serving man is serving Thee.
8646.
Sinfonietta. 2460.
Slaughter on Tenth avenue.
30560,
Song of songs. 2535.
Star over Bethlehem. 20894.
Stars in my eves. 14919.
Sugar Rose. 8851.
Swingin’ the jinx away. 26030.
That lovely night in Budapest.
2720.
Then I could forget you. 12300.
There’s a friendly house. 5740.
There’s a small hotel. 8994.
Thief. 21070.
To know you is to want you.
5791.
To love you and to lose you.
33456.
Tonight’s the night. 151381.
Too good for the average man.
15132.
Valparaiso. 2898.
Waltz of love. 30838.
Waltz was born in Vienna. 2945.
What a dummy love has made of
me. 30860.
What a great pair we'll be. 30862.
When you are dancing the waltz.
12641.
Wild trumpets and crazy piano,
got a gal to forget. 9347.
Yeah, that’s what I’m talking
about. 9403.
You better go now. 18568.
Youre a bad influence on me.
30971.
You're ev’rything beautiful. 3214.
You’re like a toy balloon. 23982.
You've got something. 29168,
Your face is so familiar. 18638.
Your need is greater than mine.
26518.
Chappell & co., ltd.:
Album of voeal gems. 3294.
All on a Ssummer’s day. 6291.
And so to bed. 6822.
Another dream gone wrong. 26582.
Areadians. 26592.
Ballet for children. 6392.
Believe me. 9691.
Big ship. 233.
Blue sunset. 21717, 26696.
Breakfast in Harlem. 26715.
By the wishing well. 299.
1616
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Call of the pipes. 15795.
Careless rapture. 26754, 31250.
Cigarette. 386.
Cobweb’s valsette. 18948.
Coo-ee. 9913.
Dance memories. 470.
Dangerous you. 488.
Danube so blue. 489, 490.
Darling you. 21845.
Did we meet or was it a dream.
3730.
Drop in next time you're passing.
26995.
Dubarry. 625.
Each day at breakfast. 27002.
Family album. 3875.
Finding you—losing you. 27070.
Follow the sun. 3920, 16213.
Forgotten valse. 22057.
Ghost goes West. 6967.
Give me your hand. 809.
Glamorous night. 13473.
Gloomy Sunday. 10309.
Going places. 29660.
Good-bye. 29666.
Good luck. 1981.
Harlem. 29702.
Has anybody seen our ship. 900.
Hunting my heart. 4084.
He’s an angel in that heaven called
home. 7083.
Heaven in a song. 31771.
Holiday sweetheart. 27265.
Homing. 16429.
Honey-coloured moon. 951.
How do you like your music.
27297.
Hyde Park. 10490.
I give my heart. 7224, 23269.
I heard a song in a taxi. 22273.
I heard a sound of singing. 31893.
T’ll walk beside you. 27382.
I see a tree. 7362. _
In the garden of tomorrow. 16742.
Leave it to love. 22620.
Like a tin can tied to a puppy dog’s
tail. 27730.
Lionel Monckton melodies. 27734.
London again. 20030, 20031, 22683.
London in the season. T7788.
Lorelei. 1547.
Love made the song. 27812.
Love song. 27816.
Love’s contradiction, 22748.
Manchuko. 27862.
March. 6468.
Melodie d’amour. 27897.
Men about town. 1702.
Morning song. 1768.
Music in May. 27985.
Musical comedy memories. 11341,
17271.
My lady sleeps. 22942.
My love, the night and you. 1870.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
a
Nenita mia. 32653.
Nicotina. 5048.
Norseland sketches.
Now I have found you.
Palace march. 238152.
Passing clouds. 2114, 5202.
Pastorale. 4678.
Pavements of Paris.
Piano-curios. 28269.
Play, orchestra, play. 2151.
Please teacher. 5240.
20381.
1981.
28249,
Prologue and Epilogue. 8473.
Reflections. 283847.
Rise and shine. 17748, 23269.
Robber symphony. 2287-2289.
Rocking with you in my arms.
2301.
Roses of Picardy. 17781.
Say you will not forget. 14733.
Seeing stars. 5240.
Serenata. 2408.
She shall have music. 2422.
Silent waltz. 2445.
Simple little melody. 38144.
Smile for me. 33182.
Snow waltz. 2488, 5510.
So sweet and beautiful.
Somebody’s shy. 8746.
Someday my heart will know.
Somewhere at sea. 14857.
Song for you and me. 2582.
Songs of the insects. 5555.
Spanish Jake. 28572.
Star o’er the hill. 8818.
Stay with me for ever. 2590.
Swing along. 28646, 28647.
Take your time from me. 23545.
Then. 2784.
Things to come. 9002, 18177.
Toceata. 26911.
Town talks. 12386.
Trafalgar Square. 28789.
Transatlantic rhythm. 28793.
Trees in Bloomsbury Square. 9070.
Tzinga-doodle-day. 338551.
14838.
Unbelievabie. 28843.
Wandering the king’s highway.
2951.
We were dancing. 2983.
When a woman smiles. 33668.
When love awakes. 28978.
Who'll buy my song of love. 29033.
Whom the gods love. 22887.
Why is there ever good-bye. 29046.
World is waiting for the sunrise.
18536.
You have that extra something.
9435.
You look so sweet madame. 33851.
You put the O into love. 29132.
You’re a super-liner. 291388.
You were there. 3246.
Chappell France, lItd.:
Chez moi. 29886.
I long for your love.
Chapuis (Auguste) :
Hymne a la musique.
Menuet. 21569 (352).
Soelféges de concours.
Chapuis (C. D.):
Hymne 4 la musique.
Menuet. 21569 (352).
Solféges de coneours.
Charbonnel (Marie) :
Eperdument. 31522.
Soirs de Paris. 33207.
Chard (Evan) pseud. See Evans (Tol-
chard)
Charette (Stewart)
blue. 32338.
Charing Cross road. 5345.
Charity (E. W.) Without you. 3140.
Charles (D. R.) pseud. See Morrell
(C. G.)
Charles (Ernest) :
Always you. 29222.
If you only knew. 1218.
29800.
21569 (217).
21569: (509).
21569 (217).
21569 (509).
Lonesome and
Let my song fill your heart. 19950,
Youth. 3255.
Charles (Felix) Flirting. 27082.
Charles (Harmon) Little cowboy.
7762.
Charles (Lionel) Ill win you back.
24822.
Charlys (—) OU sont mes amants.
20486.
Charm of the valse. 6592.
Charming bells of spring. 31275.
Charnin (Sammy) -My darling girl.
25415.
Charrosin (F. G.):
Around the Danube. 15607.
Chop sticks. 6606.
Two little Japs. 15171, 33545.
Charry (Bert):
Could I love you. 15912.
Stop thief. 14929.
Without rhyme or reason. 15402.
Charry (S. B.):
Could I love you. 15912.
Stop thief. 14929.
Without rhyme or reason. 15402.
Chart (Louis) Murka. 22890.
Chart music pub. house, ine. :
Ben Bernie, the ole maestro, col-
lection of favorite songs. 15699.
Bickford’s sacred collection for
Hawaiian guitar. 3454.
Humphreys (Holly) standard
method for trumpet or cornet.
972.
Kaai’s method for Hawaiian gui-
tar. 29969.
Wilson’s chords for guitar. 33768.
1617
INDEX
pt. 11, n.'s.; v. 3f
Chase (Bernard) Play a swing tune.
5232.
Chase (C. B.) Forget me not. 381605.
Chase (Florine) Cabin by the river.
24232.
Chase (G. W.):
Chaperone. 3270 (92).
Eleetric signs. 29189 (95).
Fair co-ed. 3270 (179), 12862
(161). ;
I would like some information.
29189 (193).
It’s money. 29189 ( 214).
Marcelle. 12862 (323).
My truant heart. 29189 (290).
Queen of the one ring show. 29189
(347).
Weak little woman. 29189 (458).
Whip song. 29189 (474).
Chase (L. F.) :
Cocktail bar. 15871*.
Everyone starts in to dance. 3858.
Keep that smile on your face with
Roosevelt. 4544.
(LaVerne) California
9814.
Chase
phonic suite.
Chase (Newell) :
My home is where my heart is.
4963.
My own folks. 17343.
Would you ring the gong on me.
12736.
Chasins (Abram) :
Passacaglia. 162.
Valentine. 30813.
Chassaing (J. B.):
sym-
Babil de poupées. 24128.
Grand’ papa et grand’ maman.
16309.
Gros matou. 16316.
Marquiseta la mexicaine. 17147.
Ninetta, fille des bois. 25514.
Sans hésiter remettons ca. 17812.
Si tu voulais m’aimer. 17890.
Toueca. 18220.
Chastain (Lottie)
light Ill be dreaming.
Chastek (M. B.)
me. 8428.
Chater (Mary) Lilliburlero.
Chattaway (Thurland) :
Mills (Kerry) barn dance.
(242).
~’ Sun bird. 15517 (383):
We're almost home. 15517 (430).
When the sun goes down to rest
behind the hill. 265383 (320).
Chaumette (Gabriel) :
Petite tour Hiffel. 11678.
Quand la clique a sa claque. 11757.
Chaumont (Emile) Capriccio giocoso.
9831. ES,
Chauve-souris.
Beneath the moon-
26658.
Please come back to
27782.
18648
21569 (68).
Chauvet (A.) Deux pieces. 21569
(69). ~- :
Chauvet (B. M.) Indian giver. 7513.
Chavagnat (Hd.):
Chanson de berceau. 21569 (61).
Chanson de berger. 21569 (62).
Chanson de jeune fille. 21569 (63).
Chanson de rouet. 21569 (64).
Chanson de troubadour. 21569
(65).
Ronde denfants. 21569 (475).
Chavarri (E. L.) Viejo castillo moro.
2912.
Chavarria (Jose) :
Alma patilla. 15557.
Mi caballo blanco. 17184.
Misterios del prado. 17205.
Murio de tristesa. 17266,
Siempre borracho. 17891.
Sonaba besandote. 17965.
Chavez (Bartholomew) Sombra y luz,
20826.
Chavoit (Jean) Paris, Paris. 2110.
Cheatham (EK. B.):
Let’s elect Roosevelt again. 16934.
Let’s take a walk in the rain. 7722.
Checchia (Michael) Moon lady. 11301.
Cheek (M. J.) I love you so. 16556.
Cheer up. 18714, 20901, 21058, 24285.
Cheetham (Bere) Blood on the sad-
dle. 31175.
Chell (Esther)
light. 18230.
Chenette (Ed.):
Andante cantabile. 28809.
Another stunt band folio. 18712.
Carry me back to old Virginia.
18903.
Deep river. 26915.
Entry of the gladiators.
Flight of the bumble bee.
Huldigungsmarch. 16315.
Londonderry’ air. 30051.
Program classics. 17673.
Valse Joliet. 23689.
Cheney (Aleda) Penny for your
Dancing in the moon-
16130.
16202.
thoughts. 20531. |
Cheney (Clyde) Penny for your
thoughts. 20531.
Cheney (F. W.) All alone—just{ I ofand
you. 15541.
Cheney (J. H.)
been conquered.
Chennette (HKd.) .
um. 240388.
Chenoweth (Wilbur)
song. °29247.
Cheramy (Ted):
~T saw the light in your eyes. 7360.
You thought you knew. - 15486.
Cheren (Lynn) Since you said’ good-
bye. 20782.
Flag that has never
10212.
Advance of alumin-
Arrow and the
1618
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
EE eT Or Tern oe ena reas
Chernan (J. J.):
Hope. 19484.
Red-head. 2248.
Chernis (S. J.) Betty,
26667.
Chernitzky (S. F.)
sea. 3867.
Cherubini (B.):
I) finito il bel tempo che fu. 6830.
I love you.
Fair city by the
Serenade in the night. 33107,
33108.
Cherubini (Bixio) :
Donnine novecento. 561.
Non ¢’é rosa senza spine. 1966.
Cherubini (M. L. C. Z. 8.) Sinfonia
D-dur. 15834, 18922.
Chesi (Mario) Vette nevose. 2906.
‘Chesley (Herbert) First kiss. 31588.
Chessman (A. R.):
I know. 10554.
My trailing arbutus.
Chester (J. & W.) Itd.:
Allegretto quasi pastorale.
Don Juan de Manara. 559.
Down by the salley gardens. 577.
Five lyric tone-pictures. 6859.
Four songs. 138492.
Irish dell. 13879.
Jig fugue. 24131,
Jonah. 168838.
Mass in the AHolian mode.
Miniature suite. 7979.
Perky pieces. 205388,
Peter Rabbit music books.
PA Sta
11448.
15552.
25301.
2134,
‘Quartet in G major. 23312.
Road breaker. 14679.
Sicilienne. 24388.
Sonata. 6360.
Squirrels. 5578.
Sreath de phiano. 2574.
Study and Toceata. 18034.
18082.
and Fugue.
Symphonic movement.
Theme, Variations
33400.
Three sketches. 22200.
Two brief Gipsy songs. 22835.
When I was one- and - twenty.
15305._°
Chevalier (J. P. L.) Scéne de la séduc-
tion de Manon. 18648 (239).
‘Chevalier @’Eon. 9509 (115-119).
Chevalier de Mauléon. 29385*.
Chevrolet motor co., Kansas City zone.
Kansas City zone songs. 10962.
Chewning (J. C.). When Irish skies
are smiling on my little Irish Rose.
12614.
Chiaffarelli (Albert)
Chiampo (Tony):
Piano accordion waltz. 8401.
Rose. 33023.
Bourrée. 18750.
Chianco (Benny) :
Beautiful girl on the corner.
May bride. 22794.
Social justice for
14841.
Chiappo (EH. M.):
Cavaleata. 342.
Solitudine. 2510.
Tu mi piaci. 2846.
Va, muletto, va. 2889.
Voce dall’ Africa. 2924.
Chiappo (Casa editrice musicale) :
6405.
you and. me.
Cavaleata. 342.
Solitudine. 2510.
Tu mi piaci. 2846.
2889.
2924.
Va, muletto, va.
Voce dall’ Africa.
Chicken reel. 3576.
Child is born in Bethlehem. 26781.
Childers (Ross) See Hansen (Ross)
Children at Bethlehem. 24031 (26).
Children’s day treasury. 18648 (67),
33504 (38).
Childress (W. L.) Will you love me
then as now. 26404.
Childs (Orlo) Harmful little armful.
16346. |
Chile, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5. |
Chimes of glory. 24292.
Chins (A. R.) I want to be a star.
16660.
Chiofalo (Frank) See Chiofalo
(Frank) jr.
Chiofalo (Frank) jr. Will you leave
me with a broken heart. 12695.
Chip. pseud. See Hannafin (EH. F.)
Chiquet (Mayme) My life will be
complete. 4971.
Chisholm (I. S.):
Do you fit with your mother-in-
law. 16033.
If you could only come back.
16695.
Chisholm (J. R.):
Foolin’ time. 16217.
Seminole trail. 17844.
Underneath the smile of Ol’ Man
Moon. 21181.
Chisholm (M. C.)
green. 33888.
Chittison (Herman):
Saturday night on Sugar Hill.
2365.
Two sweet lips. 12447.
Chizat (H. A.) Chanson pour Jean.
26770.
Chmel (L. R.):
Du, ich will dein herz. 3810.
Vor lauter liebe weiss ich nicht
mehr aus und ein. 5906.
Chobillon (Ch.):
Bonjour, un bonsoir, adieu.
Hmprise. 19167, 29544.
Young lady in
3491.
1619
INDEX
Choclo (El) 18928.
Chocolate products co.
13909.
Chocolate soldier. 4962, 31003 (27, 96,
119, 120, 182, 190).
Choice sacred duets.
Chojnacki (F. S.)
22299.
Cholvin (H. C.):
Rhythm on our farm. 32989.
Squeeze me just a little bit. 30612.
Three nights a week. 30736.
When the sun bids the sky good-
night. 263827.
Chopin (F. F.):
Butterflies. 3579.
Chopin technic. 18648 (69).
Etude. 3580, 13159.
Four préludes. 24296.
Four short preludes.
Funeral march. 3581.
It’s stillicious.
24295.
I love only you.
26791.
Impromptu. 9509 (123).
Mazurka. 3582.
Nocturne. 9509 (124).
Polonaise. 9509 (125), 29892.
Polonaise militaire. 15846.
Star mist. 31289.
Study for the left hand. 3584.
Sunset. 138160.
Three short preludes. 24297.
Valse. 371, 9509 (126, 127).
Waltz. 24298.
Zak 362.
Chor (Henry):
I fell for a song. 10531.
Wind blew the roof off the house.
23888.
Choral recreations. 293898.
Chorales for unchanged voices. 6610.
Choralia. 31292.
Choralvorspiele. 29895.
Choruses for changing voices. 3874.
Choudens:
Ahé, la Conga... 380.
Belle fille et le brigand. 18799.
Belle traversée. 29803*.
Bleu. 246.
Chemin du bonheur. 357.
Chevalier de Mauléon. 29385*.
Concerto. 1789, 8044.
Crois moi. 18998.
Csardis. 460.
Djamileh. 31170.
Eeole des maris. 3820*.
Faust. 19847.
Favorite du roi. 29583*.
Mon seul amour, c’est vous. 20215.
Pour plaire aux femmes. 23199*,
Sous le ciel d’Afrique. 2551.
Sur le Bosphore endormi. 33310.
T. S. F. dans la voiture. 26041.
Chouinard (Eunice) Locked in my
heart. 7784.
pt. ITI, 0. S., v. 3k
Chovanee (BE. M.) Cabin in the moun-
tains. 3521.
Christ (Donald) Julep man. 276138.
Christ of the centuries. 6611*.
Christensen (A. K.) Lost in a dream
of you. 22709.
Christensen (B. C.):
Dream a little dream of me dar-
ling. 6799.
Let me dance this last dance with
you dear. T7705.
My heart is calling you home.
8092.
Christensen (George) Lonesome with-
out you. 11114.
Christensen (Holger)
pend on you. 287138.
Christensen (J. F.) au., and Christen-
sen (J. F.) jr., prop. You kissed me
and the world was mine. 6177.
Christensen (Laura) My radio man.
1887.
Christensen (Marie) :
Mountains on the moon. 27981.
My radio man. 1887.
Christensen (O. J.):
Cinderella. 18936.
I am just your pastime love.
19510.
I’m at the top of my ladder of
dreams. 19604.
Is it meant for me. 19792.
Loana from Havana. 20020.
Night we said that last good-bye.
20370.
Now you got your fingers burnt.
20394.
Symbols of love. 20969.
There isn’t any use in kissing.
21046.
Christensen (V. A.) My darling I love
you. 17291.
Christian (Bobbie) Moon craze. 11299.
That would de-
Christian (Clarence) Gramatan.
29674.
Christian (J. W.) Old mirror knows.
11570.
Christian (Karl):
Matrosen-marsch. 20166, 25304.
O du mein edelweiss. 20398.
Treu dem Rhein. 25304.
Zwei dunkle augen. 21567.
Christian (Paul) pseud. See Bond
(F. C.)
Christian publications, inc. Hymns of
the Christian life. 10493.
Christians awake. 29189 (62).
Christiansen (F. M.):
Christiansen choral program book.
18934.
Young men’s choral assembly for
schools. 9486,
Christiansen (Poul) Mindernes spinet.
25342.
1620
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Christiansen choral program _ book.
18984.
Christie (C. A.) Magic Christmas bell.
4772*.
Christie (Gene) pseud. See Anderson
(C. E.)
Christie (Geo.):
Now altogether, hip, hip, hooray.
21569 (401).
You taught me how to love you.
265383. (343).
Christie (Mrs. J.
A.) See Christie
(M. 'T.)
Christie (M. T.) There’s no other girl
like you. 5754.
Christiline. pseud. See Pendleton
(P. B.)
Christiné (H.) Tire tire Ninette.
29189 (485).
Christiné (Henri) Poule. 8450.
Christman (Hlizabeth) Girls who wear
glasses. 29643*.
Christman (M. F.)
clock. 3852.
Christmas carillons of Poland. 26802.
Christmas carol. 26802*.
Christmas eve. 29400.
Christmas folk song. 382.
Christmas justice. 21772*.
Christmas light. 26803*.
Christmas night. 17641.
Christmas songs to play
29403.
Christmas
Christodoulidou
shines a little star. 2764.
Christopher (C. 8.) Jack Tar. 13926.
Christophersen (Ernest) Old squeeze
box. 8289.
Christy (Mal) Dark eyes. 3685.
Christy (V. A.):
Frogs. 19272.
Scotch bagpipes.
Some like dogs. 20882.
Chronis (Opal) By the old covered
bridge of my dreams. 298.
Chubey (G. H.):
Omni roses blooming. 32766.
Wake not, but hear me love. 28889.
Way of the blue Amazon. 28908.
Church (D. J.) Dancing on deck.
29451,
Church (John) With the dawning of
to-morrow. 30935.
Church (John) co.:
Behold, the Master passeth by.
6428, 6429.
Canzone amorosa. 6561.
Christ child. 26795.
Every tick of the
and sing.
story. 21772**.
(Nicholas) There
20739.
God bless you, dear. 16288.
Gondolieri. 6999.
Green cathedral. 7028.
Churchill (Peter)
29405.
Three short pieces.
Chute (W. W.) 18648
(72).
Chwat (Sascha) :
Six responses.
Barrel organ. 138003.
C’est le vent. 26735.
Chwatal (Jos.) au., and Chwatal
(Minna) prop.:
Bootsmannslied. 9509 (78).
Flottes pferdchen. 9509 (231).
Heller himmel. 9509 (285).
Siegesmarsch. 9509 (668).
Wirbelwind. 9509 (809).
Chylinski (C. W.) Good-bye made-
moiselles. 22125.
Ciardi (Nicholas, or Nick) :
Boo-hoo-hoo. 26702.
Cottage on the hill. 3656.
Ev’rything’s in harmony.
I do love you. 18635.
Let’s celebrate. 1462.
Love’s lullabye. 14188.
You, just you. 3199.
Ciarlo (Leonardo) :
Dream of love. 10082.
Non so se m’ami. 23037.
Ciecchelli (Dan) I won your love.
16676.
Cid (Il) 382828.
Cid (Le) 25302.
Cielo (M. J.) If only my dream comes
true. 7488.
Cieslak (Henry):
Love as I knew. 7826.
There’s only one U in Utah. 21062.
Cieglakownej (M.) Kt6z mi cie wzial.
1408.
Cifesa. 28410.
Cilea (Francesco) :
27042.
Alla marcia. 15550.
Danza. 15855.
Notturnino. 17485.
Cimara (Pietro) Ombrellino giappo-
nese. 2049.
Cimarosa (Domenico) Secret marri-
age. 33101.
Cimini (Pietro):
Canzone di Maggio.
Peasant serenade.
Polka. 2163.
Popular song. 2169.
Spring. 33260.
Cindy. 15857.
Cinephonic music co., Itd.:
Cause of all the trouble is the in-
come tax. 26766.
Cocktail time. 400.
Crazy with love. 21814.
Don’t count your chickens. 562.
Don’t give a good gosh darn.
21898.
Everybody dance. 21983.
Fleet’s in port again. 22033.
a to dance my way to heaven.
44,
320.
21238.
1621
INDEX
Cinephonic musie co., 1td.—Continued.
Head over heels in love. 19425.
I den’t give a continental. 1004.
I’m in a dancing mood. 24848.
I’m never too busy for you. 1112.
I make a motion. 1134.
If I could say to you in English.
13816.
it’s love again. 1297.
Keep your eye in the sky. 13892.
Let’s have a tiddley at the milk
bar., 32268.
Life is empty without love. 1479.
Lookin’ around corners for you.
22705.
May I have the next romance with
you. 22796.
Mendel’s son’s swing song. 14254.
Musie from the movies. 32553.
My little garden of dreams. 1854.
My redyiletier day..)) 22972.
My what a diffrent night. 17367.
Saving up my time to spend on
you. 33067.
Slipping through my fingers.
Tap your tootsies. 2693.
2480.
There’s always a happy ending.
5TAS. ,
There’s that look in your eyes
again. 23603.
Thisll make you whistle. 2774.
Through the courtesy of love.
307389, 30740.
Tony’s in town. 2811.
We have met before. 2960.
Without rhythm. 3189.
Youve got the wrong rhumba.
3240.
Cingerana (Anthony) Addis Ababa.
15524.
Cipollone (Alfonso) Fairy life. 26533
(68).
Cipollone (Dino) Fairy life. 26533
(G68).
Circle (F. HE.) Heaven. 16376.
Cirenei (Luigi) Inno a Benito Musso-
lini. 1264.
Cirlaco (Lettério) :
Compendio di
421423.
Solfeggi parlati e cantati.
2507.
Ciribiribin. 9878.
Ciricola (Mike):
Prima. 2193.
Valse Ceri-cola. 5877.
Cirina (Gene) Handy Andies of the
CH C.4CH9393:
Cirino (A. E.):
Angela Rosa. 15582.
I always want to dream of you.
31847.
Cirkus revyen.
25913.
teoria musicale.
2504—
24421, 24618, 24706,
pts I ne S.2vesk
Cirrincione (V. W.)
shining. 26321.
Ciseo (Addie) That blue-eyed mother
of mine. 5708.
Citrino (J. P.)
Citron (D. J.)
Citron (J. H.):
Not all there. 8218.
Psychopathic serenade.
’S funny thing. 8595.
Cittadino (A. D.) Let us all unite for
When stars are
Moonlight Bay. 4880.
Swingy Anna. 23531.
8478.
freedom. 25165.
City (Musikverlag) : ;
Aus deutschen gauen. 29262.
Denkst du noch’ manchmal an
damals. 3712.
Hs singt uns die amsel. 29557.
Gute nacht, mein kleines madchen.
13510.
Hatt ich hundert millionen. 19383.
Mirehen yon _ glitick und _ liebe.
30096.
Nimm die fiedel, mein zigeuner.
14458.
Sing, sing, sing végelein. 14799.
So fangt es an. 30069.
Solimah. 14846.
Trink dir erst ein bisschen stim-
mung an. 5816.
Civil war medley. 392.
Civilett (J. A.):
Back again.
Dear old moon. 18258.
Civita (Hmilio) | Vittoria, vittoria, la
guerra é@ finita. con gran gloria.
21210.
Claire (Bernice) In the heart of the
golden prairies. 13855.
Claire (Paul) What do I see in you.
15654.
21285.
Clairlie (Arnolde) :
Favorite. 6253 (122);
6253.,.( 379)
A.) Mies dag Just
ieveWe
Petite passante.
Clairmonte (Mrs.
waiting dear for you.
Claironnette. 18468 (74).
Claney (EK. M.) I want ia home that
nestles. 7395.
Glamey: eh fA)
say, I’m thru.
Clancy (John)
18161.
Claney (Nancy) :
I wish I was born a doggie. 32013.
Spinach. 33255.
Clapham (M. K.)
Reno. 5302.
Clare (C. A.):
Deep in love. 15993.
Do you remember. 3742.
Clare (Sidney) :
Ain’t he good lookin’. 34.
And that woman made a monkey
out of me. 18700, 21610.
I never knew you'd
16622.
There’s love in spring.
Reenie’s gone to
1622
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dancing in the open.
Join the party. 10919.
Let’s get goin’ baby. 17713, 22633.
Look at the moon. 7805.
a holiday in my playroom.
20437.
Polly-wolly-doodle. 2165.
Clarendon aria books. 3606.
Clarendon classical song books. 3607.
Clarendon song books. 138169, 13170.
Claret (Gaston):
A Nanterre. 2.
Air de jazz. 9544.
Aprés. 9595.
C’est vous seul.
Faut du désir. 10195.
J’aime tes yeux. 10896.
Laissez moi. 10991.
Quand mon ceeur, 11758.
Clarey (A.) pseud. See Svoekhotoff
9800.
(Alexandre )
Claribel. pseud. See Barnard (C. A.)
Ghank GCA. 7A.) J omet ,you. in, the
Rockies. 16618.
Clark (A. E.) See Grey (A. E.)
Clark (A. L.) There’s a song in my
heart. 21057.
Clark (A. M.):
Consolation. 24341.
Ephriam’s lament. 21976.
Going to town with Annie.
My peace, I give. 30246.
To the old home town.
Clark (B. F.) Neighbors
mother. 30270.
Clark (B.N.) Song of Texas.
Clark (Ben):
Beneath the prairie sky. 15702.
Childhood dreams. 15837.
Happiness just for two. 29698.
Clark (Buddy) Two in love. 2861,
5847.
Clark (C. D.):
Did you ever. 31427.
Don Juan Casanova de _ Jones.
31448.
Love around the clock. 32364.
Viennese interlude. 33580.
You’re the woman in the world for
me. 30984,
Clark (C. F.) On memory’s tattered
sereen. 30341.
Clark (C. L.)
20005.
Clark (Clarence) Note-o-gram. 14469.
Clark (Dave) What might have been.
9509 (782).
Clark (EK. D.) I’m giving you the love
my mother gave to me. 1089.
Clark (EK. M.) Dreams of toyland.
21982.
31674.
28772,
eall her
12052.
Little Danny Cupid.
6712, 19024. | Clark (Eva):
What-cha gonna do and what-cha
gonna say. 15287.
When blue eyes close forever.
5998.
Clark (F. A.) :
Good night my love.
My Shepherd leads.
Clark (F. G.):
March of the blues. 22775.
Wake up, America. 26227.
Clark (G. H.):
Three holy women. 12344.
When the Christ child came to
earth. 33698.
Clark (H. E.) Clark’s song sheet no. 1.
9881.
Clark (K. S.):
Do as the soldiers do. 3270 (142).
Father said, Be good and you'll be
lonesome. 21569 (131).
Huskin’ bee. 3270 (276, 277).
Indian cradle song. 3270 (321).
Samanthy Jane with her face
against the pane. 29189 (369).
Snuggle up to Billy Possum. 29189
(395).
Teddy, the jungle bogie-man. 12862
(486)
When youw’re roaming in the gloam-
ing with your sweetheart. 29189
(467).
Clark (lL. A.) For compositions by L.
A. Clark see this index under names.
of claimants of copyright.
Clark (L. G.) Child of Christ the King.
26873.
Clark (Louise) :
We'll stand by the ship with Roose-
3270 (226).
29189 (287).
velt. 2963.
When I was one and twenty.
23804.
Clark (M. E.) My sweet Emeline.
22980.
Clark (Marian) One night upon the
water. 5162.
Clark (Mary) Song of the right.
28565.
Clark (P. M.)
Clark (Palmer)
Clark (Pearl) :
Dinky little chinky lady. 138275.
God is love. 27147.
Just waiting. 16862.
My poster girl. 30248.
Sea Gypsy. 17833.
No one. 25519.
Old fashioned tune, 11562.
Slow-poke. 2481.
Clark (Robert) Just imagine. 13972.
Clark (S. P.) Sleep my _ darling.
17935.
Clark is see) ht is Mot tar. £2862
(267).
Clark (T. R.) Bonny blue _ bonnet.
6492.
1623
INDEX
Clark (Tom):
College spirit. 404.
On the road to Mandalay. 88138.
Clark (V. V.):
Isle of Mindanao. 25010.
My Evaleen. 1826.
Clark music co. Fleurette, 29598.
Clarke (Bert), and Clarke (George) :
I’ve an old fashioned passion for
you. 4831.
Swing fever.
Clarke (C. D.)
blue. 8832.
Clarke (Gwen) Sawin’ logs. 8620.
Clarke (H. D.):-
8896.
Step out beneath the
Calvary’s crimson rose. 24241,
Come unto Me. 24830.
Crown Him Lord of all. 24361.
God is everywhere. 24626.
Jesus cares. 250438.
They’re all taken away. 26115.
When Jesus comes in to reign.
26310.
Clarke (H. L.):
Clarke’s elementary studies for the
cornet. 6253 (71).
Silverado. 28486.
Three aces. 5768, 5769, 9014, 9015.
Trixie valse. 79828801.
Youth dauntless. 30996.
Clarke (M. L. C.) Suzette. 14954*.
Clarke (R. A.) Whittle and whistle.
9312.
Clarke (R. C.):
Sheaf of little songs. 9509 (663).
To a baby. 29189 (4386).
Clarke (Urana) Oh my poor inhibited
mama. 14488.
Clarkson (Geoffrey) Organ, the
monkey and me. 95173.
Clarkson (H. F.):
Ask anyone. 125.
By a garden wall in Santa Rosa.
9798.
Organ, the monkey and me.
Clarkson (Jeff) :
Lost again. 14149.
No sun. 32692.
Organ, the monkey and me.
That’s love. 5719.
Clash (J. E.):
Call of spring. 306.
Hidden there. 7111.
I’m painting smiles on gloomy faces.
WB2T.
Souvenir you left with me.
Clash (Jack) See Clash (J. E.)
‘Clasper (R. H.) Alone with my Savior
in prayer. 6305.
Clasper (R. W.):
I want you to-day, I'll want you
to-night. 29846.
Oasis. 30810.
5173.
32798.
S797.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
There’s an angel in step with me.
2755.
Class lessons in sight singing.
(181).
9509
Classie Italian songs. 9883.
Classical duets. 15861, 15862.
Clausen (A. V.):
My flaming star. 14366.
There’s depth to you. 5751.
Clausetti (Pietro) Tre danze e Finale.
18944.
Clawson (Lillian) I’m building castles
in the air. 7290, 18690.
Clay (Frederic) Ill sing thee songs of
Araby. 1055.
Claybaugh (Carol):
Beloved Will. 3441.
Broadway I’ve got my eyes on you.
13093.
Old fashioned cowboy. 28163.
Tell de Lawd I’se comin’ when mah
work am thru. 33377.
Claypoole (E. 3B.) Reuben.
(237),
Clayton (F. L.):
I’m flying down to Cuba. 16568.
Out walking with Lucy. 32818.
Clayton (Gene) Waiting for my star
tojfall.~ 23705:
Clayton (M. E.) Peggy Anne. 20529.
Cleary (A. E.) Moon riding in the
skies. 4876.
Cleary (M. H.):
And they said it wouldn’t last.
21612.
At a ringside table for two. 383858.
Broken-hearted little wooden sol-
dier. 15766.
From the bottom of my heart, the
top o’ the mornin’ to you. 10272.
Hornpipe hop: 16442.
TI’ll smile again: 13667, 16536.
I should of stood in bed. 18753.
In a houseboat on the Hudson.
16711.
One hamburger for madame. 8323,
8324.
There’s so much you can say with
a lovely bouquet. 18166.
26533
Too many irons in the fire. 28785.
Truly rural. 2842, 5820.
Uncle Elmer’s almanac. 21171.
When a lady meets a gentleman
down South. 21303, 21304.
Ya big sissy. 21463.
You’ve got me on a merry-go-round.
33883.
Your handwriting reveals.
Cleary (Ruth):
Blame it on love. 6459.
Eestasy. 6841.
I love you much too much. 7278.
Nothing can last forever. 8219.
33895.
1624
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
On the boulevard. 11586.
Out of the night into the dawn.
8359.
Personette. 11671.
Won. ,o41t1.
Clem (J. H.):
Bittersweet. 9718.
Driftwood. 16101.
Clem (Thomas) Booger dust. 15742.
Clemens (A. L.) Four responses. 9509
(182).
Clemens (C. E.) Four responses. 9509
(182).
Clement (FF. W.)
9509 (128).
Clementi (Muzio) :
Sinfonia. 28491, 28492.
Trio. 307738.
Twelve sonatinas. 12862 (104).
Clements (Bernie) :
Beer-beer-beer, the gang’s all here.
24160.
I know you know I know, you'll
always love me. 22276.
Joy of a life so true. 25052.
Love past mortal care. 4739.
My little sonny boy. 25450.
My web of dreams. 1912.
When you flew away. 6053.
Choral overture.
Clements (Charles) Cariad Crist.
15651.
Clements (John) Music when soft
voices die. 32556.
Clements (M. E.) She’s my American
rose. 11955.
Clemmons (A. R.) It’s too lonesome
here for me. 1306.
Clemons (G. P.) Prayer of faith.
11731.
Clemus (S. B.) pseud. Trostgeldut.
12407.
Clere (B. I.):
Sand hills. 11888.
Two red lips. 5849.
When I’m with you. 9264.
Clere (Ch. Borel-) See Borel-Clere
(Ch. )
Clesi” (Nad:)- :
All for you. 3308.
When magnolias bloom in June.
12619.
Clevenson (Mrs. H.) You are beauti-
ful in my eyes. 6155.
Cleworth (J. C.) Easy-way piano
- book. 29537.
Cliffe (F. E.) Same old seaside shore.
33055.
Clifford (Hileen) :
Ghost of love. 31640.
Harlem in the rain. 29703.
If only I had you. 29861.
Some other time. 33214.
When love comes again. 33682.
Clifford (Harry) Won’t you teach me
the way to love. 3270 (758).
Clifford (Hubert) Kentish suite.
32201.
Clifford (Lee) See Clifford (Hileen)
Clifford (M. F.) Arkansas hello neigh-
bor song. 3349.
Clifford (W. H.):
God’s great gift to all mankind.
31671.
Memories of old time songs. 11255.
My wife and sweetheart. 5011.
No matter where you ramble the
heart sings home sweet home.
32688.
Rose time in springtime. 11861.
Clift (Lincoln) Now if it wasn’t for
my picture of you. 5072.
Climbing up the golden stairs. 18945.
Cline (Buster) Fading dreams. 24534.
Cline (J. D.) Valor and victory. 28861.
Clingenpeel (D. R.):
Smile with Nile. 5506.
That little old shack away out
back. 8967.
Clinkseales (Joan) Music, mother and
home in Dixieland. 32555.
Clint (H. O.) Carry on. 26765.
Clinton (Larry) :
After you've gone. 15533.
Christopher Columbus. 13165.
It’s the Gypsy in me. 299388.
Jungle jitters. 7587, 22554.
Shades of Hades. 8648, 17863.
Clinton (Pat) Useless. 18279.
Cloches de Corneville. 24315.
Clohessy (Mary) Snow bound. 8725.
Clokey (J. W.):
Blessed is the man. 6465.
Cathedral prelude. 6580.
Out of the Hast. 28235.
River song. 11835.
Two kings. 30794.
Virgin and her son. 28877.
Close (Viola) Let me sing while I’m
dancing with you. 14045.
Clothier (E. C.) Just a kiss from you
dear. 7592.
Cloud (H. L.)
criliey ays
Cloud (Robert)
Cloud (S. E.)
28220.
Clough (EH. S8.):
Drifting away from me. 26992.
Together, just you with me. 28778.
With you. 29076.
Clough (R. W.) Mother’s heart. 11327.
Clough (Solon) She’s my sweetheart
Four drum and bugle.
Anita. 95.
Our broken romance.
now. 305388.
Clough-Leighter (Henry) :
Ach Herr, mich armen _ siinder.
18747.
All hail, bright spring. 12892.
1625
INDEX
Clough-Leighter (Henry )—Continued.
Come now, and let us reason to-
gether. 9509 (141).
Daffodils. 15517 (70).
Ehr’ seiin’s himmels throne. 18747.
Holy Redeemer. 29189 (166).
I sing because I love to sing.
(293).
Leib zwar in der erden. 18758.
3270:
Love-sorrow. 9509 (424).
Murmer soft, ye breezes. 6253
(327).
O heart of mine.
265383 (202).
O praise the Lord of heaven. 26533
(208).
Six Easter carols. 3270 (268).
Sleep little treasure. 15517 (351).
Thirty preludes for the organ.
9509 (136).
Wenn es meines
18758.
Cloutier (A. J.) Take me in your arms
forever. 20981.
Cloutier (Norman)
dream boat. 138726.
Club Lazaro Cardenas.
Cardenas. 15869.
Clubb (M. B.) Dear old dad.
Clugston (H. R.):
Can’t we be sweethearts again.
29366.
Drifting along.
24031 (146),
Gottes wille.
I’m _ sailing a
Club Lazaro
13251.
10102.
Spring’s lullaby. 14902.
Clutsam (G. H.) Heart's desire. 916.
Coasts of High Barbary. 6253 (74).
Coates (Albert) :
Ave Maria. 18740.
Evening. 19184.
Pickwick. 28269*.
Coates (Hric):
Damask rose. 9509 (168).
Devon to me. 9509 (718).
Forgotten valse. 22057.
Good-bye. 29666.
Gwenny. 33904 (99).
It was a lover and his lass. 12862
(541).
London again. 20030, 20031, 22683.
Outlaw’s song. 9509 (548).
Swedish love song. 9509 (718).
Sweet Phyllis. 33904 (297).
When I am dead. 9509 (785).
When we two went a-maying.
9509 (792).
Who is Sylvia. 12862 (541).
Your heart is like a garden fair.
33904 (350).
Coates (Henry) :
Easy organ pieces.
Fugue. 16245.
Six chorale preludes. 6384.
Suite for pianoforte. 8854.
Three pieces for organ. 14911.
29273.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Coats (D. L.) Angel voices ever sing-
ing. 18705.
Cobb (G. L.):
Just for to-night. 7614.
Moonlight makes me lonesome, for
a girl like you. 29189 (275).
Rubber plant rag. 29189 (3861).
Cobb (G. W.) ‘Sorry. 25949.
Cobb (H. C.):
Christmas eve. 29400.
Cradle songs of many nations.
9940.
Polly wolly doodle. 14609.
Cobb (H. S.) jr. Adolescent. 18658.
Cobb (J. C.):
| My Kentucky rose. 1849, 14885.
No wonder I’m blue. 23038.
Cobb (K. A.):
Come take a swim in my ocean.
12862 (110).
Go easy, Mabel.
My sunburned Salome. 6253 (335).
Take plenty of shoes. 3270 (641).
You're just the kind of girl I'd like
my girl to be. 26533 (340).
Cobb (lL. C.) I’ve got the blues, for
my old Kentucky home. 16652.
Cobb (Les) My window of dreams.
20333.
Cobb (Scribner) Sonatina for violins.
in unison. 332338.
15517 (126).
Cobb (W. A.) Quartette in D. 32942.
Cobbett (A. W.) Golden legion march.
4002.
Cobian (J. C.) Nostalgias. 25527.
Coburn (W. B.):
Liszt fantasie. 7755.
Rimsky-Korsakow fantasie. 8549.
Spain. 8799.
Strauss fantasie. 8841.
Tschaikowsky fantasie. 9079.
Cocco (Gabriel) On a Sunday after-
noon. 23102.
Cocheux (R.) Solféges de concours a
2 voix, 1936. 28540.
Cochran (F. K.) :
Bring back those memories, of the:
old oaken bucket 15763.
My little Irish colleen. 17325.
Wyoming. 33805.
Cochran (H. R.) Isle of Bermuda.
16780.
Cochran (Leslie)
33015.
Cockburn (Nowell) Liederland. 338084.
Cockerham (M. E.) Can it be. 26744.
Cockett (M. E.) Memories of yester-
Roll along spring.
Gaye 22313:
Cocks (J. P. Somers-) See Somers-
Cocks (J. P.)
Cockshott (Gerald) Three kings.
33434.
Cocktail bar. 15871*, 26821.
1626
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Code (M. B.) On with Roosevelt.
14526.
Code (Percy) :
Emperor. 10147.
Lucille. 1611.
Codian (Mike):
Don’t get me wrong. 19101.
Don’t keep me. in. Suspense,
dear. 138294.
T’ll give my love to you. 19583.
I wanna love. 13784.
It struck me funny. 19824.
Swingola. 18078. bu
West of the Rockies. 26266.
Why be lonely, why be blue. 15370.
Wouldn’t it be lovely. 15420.
You better be good. 21490.
Cody (R. C.) Moonlight on the stream.
20236.
my
Cody (Rose). -My feeling’s for you.
28014.
Coe (H. D.) My four-leaf clover.
30215.
Coe (J. A.):
America, songland fair. 3329.
Beautiful lady in gray. 13011.
Cooing dove mourns for its love.
15899.
Darling Ruby Bell. 15969.
Don’t let it get you down. 21901.
Go to sleep my baby darling.
19312.
I’se gwine south to see my gal, I’se
gwine back home. 22387:
In the musie room of heaven I’m
hunting for a song. 22481.
Miner’s desert song. 14272.
My love is a queenly lady. 14402.
My mother’s blessing comes to me.
17333.
On the range near the mountains
wild and high. 17506.
Rose of my heart. 30480.
Shine on, golden sun. 14779.
Shove dem mists away, mah baby |
is cleber. 17887..
Singing darling by the sea, in our
home. 23368.
Sweethearts all through life. |
18067.
We'll sing as we swing. 21259.
heart will be your own. 18412.
Coedés-Mongin (A.)
fége. 401.
Coén (Augusto) :
Albizu campos. 24052.
Cantando y riendo. 318.
Conga. 486.
Mujer sensual.
Coenen (W.):
(79).
Cofer (Ben)
12791.
25395.
Come unto Me.
Cohan (G. M.):
‘Cohen (Diana)
Cohen (H. L.)
‘Cohen (L. M.)
Cohen (M.
‘Cohen (Maurice)
When I sail across the sea my |
6253 |
You’re heaven on earth. |.
‘Cohn (Chester) Sunday. 8860.
Coffey (Edwin) :
Those tender years. 15100.
Vale of the Hudson. 18283.
Coffey (M. A.) ‘Three cheers for Dr.
Townsend. 15103.
Coffin (Kathryn) :
I can’t get sentimental without you.
27324.
Vacation sweetheart. 26195,
Cogan (Nelson) Hey! Hey! Hey!
Hey! Your cares away. 31792.
Cogswell (Bob) See Cogswell (R.
C.) jr.
Cogswell (R. C.) jr. Disappointed but
glad. 541.
American idea. 29189 (4*).
Belle of the barbers’ ball.
(29*). |
Brinkley coon. 29189 (46).
My caramel gal. 29189 (281).
Cohen (C. N.) Your eyes reveal that
29189
you're in love. 18636.
Cohen (Charles) :
Burning dreams. 13103.
In de shadder of de lamb. 16722.
‘Rivets. 30470.
‘You're a- positively meee gal.
15464.
Spring fever in De-
33263.
Streamline. 2608.
Dancing in the moon-
cember.
Cohen (H. R.)
light. .19022.
Cohen (Helen) :
No one but you. 1960.
When love came tapping at my
heart. 23811.
Cohen (Henry): Chopstick trot. 15847.
Cohen (Herbert) .Winter serenade.
6108.
Cohen (I. M.):
Could I love you. 15912.
Stop thief. . 14929.
Without rhyme or reason.
Cohen (Kitty)
15402.
See Cohen (C. N.)
Mine. 25343, 22836.
W.) Victor (Frank) and
Harry Volpe daily exercises for gui-
tar. 2908.
O. K. for sound.
25535.
‘Cohen (Pauline) :
25 lecons de sol-
Rumba rhythm. 2335.
Waltz to you. 2944.
Cohen (R. D.) Wiennie bake and you.
26396.
Cohen (Rebecca) Safety first in traffic
land. 28421.
Cohn. (B. J.):
That nosey little nose of yours.
21022.
Thinking of love. 18180.
1627
INDEX
Cohn (Irving) Yes! We have no
bananas. 6145.
Cohron (M. K.)
go praying.
Coker (Kay):
Lonesome cowboy. 25217.
Nobody loves me, 1964.
Colangelo (Anthony) Just a year ago.
109387, 22564.
Colatrello (Patsy)
4897.
Colbert (George)
ramble blues. 4220.
Colborn (C. M.) Swing it high and
swing it low. 33336.
Colburn (Charlotte) :
Children of the Lord
6602.
Mother in heaven.
I got the all-night
I can’t go on without you. 24771.
Sylvan nocturne. 26032.
Colby (C. L.):
Allegro con brio, 29212.
Cowboy and mountain songs.
31362.
yramercy square. 854.
Three blind mice. 28752.
We've often heard of you. 26254.
Cole (B. G.)
Cole (Edna)
your arms. 18836.
Cole (Eunice) See Cole (M. E.)
Cole (George) Hail, men of adventure,
hail. 887, 4052.
Cole (H. W.) Dancing with you. 487.
Cole (M. E.) Collingdale. 406.
Cole (M. M.) pub. co.:
Album of favorite piano Solos.
18673.
Album of favorite songs. 18674.
Art of transposing for the piano at
sight. 31065.
Buchtel (Forrest)
method. 31207.
Carlisle (Cliff) greatest collection
of cowboy and mountain songs.
15810.
Dance of the kutie kids. 472.
Earl ‘Father’ Hines pianostyles.
That old quartet. 21024.
Borderland of heaven—
trombone
6834.
Fair (Rex Elton) flute method.
29569.
Fields (Dall) bassoon method.
19226.
Grandpa Jones, the Kentuck’
yodeler. 27176.
Guerrera (Anthony) cello method.
31718.
Guerrera (Anthony) French horn
method. 27189.
Guns and guitars. 29683.
Huff (Gardner) saxophone method.
24755.
Kiss me quick and go. 4557.
Lopez (Vincent) elementary piano
method. 382346.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 81
Manoloff’s (Nick) Hawaiian guitar
method. 11214, 14219, 17180.
Manoloff’s (Nick) Spanish guitar
method. 1647.
Mexicali Rose. 1709, 27920.
Miners’ (Paul) 12 bass piano ac-
cordion method. 27929,
Miners’ (Paul) 100 solos for 12
bass accordion. 27930.
Mississippi sawyer. 4857.
Mountain ballads and home songs.
32545.
My father’s growing old. 4942.
Old barn gate. 5112.
Old corral. 8271.
On a little farm in Iow-a. 8301.
Pine Mountain merrymakers. 5227.
Ridin’ down the canyon when the
desert sun goes down. 11826.
Ridin’ on my way. . 14669.
Sing me to sleep with a love lul-
laby. 23866, 28508, 28509.
Sparking Sunday night. 5564.
Tideo. 5778.
We buried her beneath the willow.
5939.
Weevily wheat. 5959.
You’re a flower blooming in the
wildwood. 26472.
Cole (M. O.):
I’m swinging from the stars. 1128.
Life goes on, though you're gone.
1476.
Cole (Meda) For mother. 13422.
Cole (R. G.) Ballade for violoncello
and orchestra. 18648 (27, 28).
Cole (S. M.) I love you for what you
are.) (31917;
Cole (Victor) Keepin’ a date with you.
27648.
Coleman (E. G.):
Hook, line and sinker, I’ve fallen
for you. 138590.
Vision of yesterday. 15214.
Waggin’ your tongue around. 2933.
Coleman (Ellen):
Cloud and quietude. 24317.
Conquered. 243840.
Merry-go-round. 25333.
Poem. 30418.
Swansong. 2648.
Coleman (Evelyn)
Kellup (L. W.)
Coleman (H. F.):
Daddy’s little boy. 15985.
Someday. 20835.
Coleman (lL. G.):
Believe it or not.
Big brown eyes. 9712.
By special request. 296.
I’m climbing to heaven on a rain-
bow. 19607.
I write this with tears in my eyes.
16684.
pseud. See Me-
21693.
1628
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
In a covered wagon, you were my
madonna of the Santa Fé. 1221.
Place they call Sing Sing. 11695.
You’re my constant cry, my con-
stant lullaby. 38223.
Coleman (L. M.) Adrift on a sunset
sea. 26540.
Coleman (L. R.) Man, you ain’t swing-
ing right. 11212,
Coleman (Naomi) Be a little patient
with me. 26640.
Coleman (R. H.):
Clasp of a friendly hand. 9882.
Feasting in the center of His love.
10197.
Glad day. 10307.
God is present everywhere, 10316.
Hills of home, 10435.
How wonderful. 10481.
I am coming to my Savior. 10498.
I know a name. 10555.
I love Jesus. 10587.
I shall not live in vain. 10682.
Jesus remembers me. 10914.
Keepin step with Jesus. 10064.
Leading hymns. 1488.
My dearest friend. 113868.
Never lose sight of Jesus.
One step at a time. 11602.
Take Him your burden in prayer.
12213.
There’s a brook in the pastures.
12306.
Under the blood. 12458,
Wait upon the Lord. 12523.
We cannot ask too much. 12546.
When love leads the way. 12618.
Where can I go but to Jesus.
11471.
12650.
You can find peace in Jesus.
12762,
You must do something with Jesus.
12782.
Coleman (Walter) Mama let me lay it
on you. 30109.
Coleridge-Taylor (Avril)
est song. 16.
Coleridge-Taylor (J. S. F.) prop., and
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) au:
Bon-bon suite. 18648 (48, 44).
Encinctured with a_ twine
leaves. 18648 (115).
Faust. 18648 (125).
Papillon. 18648 (279).
Pixies. 18648 (283).
Sea drift. 18648 (319).
What can lambkins do.
(379).
Coleridge-Taylor (J. S. F.)
Fleetwood (Jessie)
Coles (Bramwell) :
Musical salvationist. 8053, 11342,
14331, 17272, 20260, 22897, 25404,
27990, 32559, 32560.
African for-
of
18648
See also
Salvation army brass band journal.
8608, 17800, 20727, 30498, 33053.
Salvation army instrumental al-
bums. 30494.
Coles (F. R. M.):
Fields beyond. 725.
I’m your man. 1181.
Shadows of yesterday. 2414.
Coles (Fredrik) See Coles (F. R. M.)
Coletta (C. J.) Your wedding day.
30995.
Coletti (Anthony) :
I’m just a lover in despair. 31943.
Minuetto in mi maggiore. 32499.
Colgan (C. Y.) Harvest fields. 16347.
Colgin (J. R.) sr.:
Joy of a life so true. 25052.
My web of dreams. 1912.
Colicchio (Katherine) :
Hiding in a cloud. 22198.
I don’t want life. 22255.
Collada (B. C.) Pulga. 30434.
Collazo (F.) Beso diabolico. 26666.
Colleary (J. W.):
I know one. 4228.
Little girl over the way. T766.
Old New York. 8283.
Collection d’airs des grands maitres
de la musique. 243820.
Collection moderne. 3616.
Collection of concert overtures.
(42).
Collection of famous song varieties.
9892.
ies of French overtures.
(43).
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs for mandolin. 31319.
Collection of picturesque and descrip-
tive compositions. 18950-18952.
Colledge (Patti) Chip’s carol. 15841,.
21770.
Colleen. 3498, 4210, 5618, 6174, 6863.
College cruise. 15873*.
College holiday. 24506, 25760, 26372,
28645, 28987, 29498, 30165, 31846,
382987, 33203, 33332, 33733.
College songs. 13181,
Collette (F. E.):
Honey dear I love you, I do, I do,
33904
33904
I do. 19473.
So sad and blue. 28536.
Collicott (L. T.) Oh, love me darling,
O. please do. 8258.
Collicott (Mrs. M. O.)
lovely hair. 4969.
Collier (A. E.) How I wish I had my
mother back again. 22228,
Collier (R. E. L.) There’s gonna be
love. 18160.
Collier, Rork & Reid.
beach of Bermuda.
Collier-Young (C. M.)
M. C.)
My lady of the
On the coral
11588.
See Young (C.
1629
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Colligan (William) :
Eestasy. 648.
Lost in eestasy. 7819, 11130.
Love awakens in the spring. 7828.
Rememb’ring. 8524.
Collin (G. A.) Songs my mother sang.
14882.
Collinge (Channon) See Collinge (F.
C.)
Collinge (F. C.) C. B. S. theme.
21739.
Collings (Minnie) :
Dancing along. 26875.
Silent sigh. 28484.
Collins (Alice R.) Two songs. 24822.
Collins (Anthony) Tackleway. 18085.
Collins (Arthur R.) ?
My destiny. 30211.
Stuttering groom. 23471.
Collins (Caroline) :
I’m standing on my tiptoes.
My little one. 22946.
13732.
Collins (J. M.) Just a little cottage in |
the valley. 13958.
Collins (Jimmie M.)
girl. 30251.
Collins (L. G.)
again. 33390.
Collins .(M. 8S.) I can’t help it if I’m
fidgety. 6253 (198).
My Rio Grande
That man is here
Collins (Mary) Memories haunt me
again. 1694.
Collins (N. B.) Now is the time and
place. 32713.
Collins (R. E.) Some day you will
need me. 12086.
Collins (T. H.) Imitation angel.
24952.
Collins (T. S.)
Collins (V. E.)
30264.
Collins (V. G.):
Fresh out of luck. 6937.
Little old maid. 32311.
Collins (Will) Do-ya, don’t-cha, will-
ya, wont’cha, please make up your
mind. 24425.
Collisson (Houston)
33904 (158).
Collver (L. L. W.):
Ill love you
22287.
In the twinkling of an eye. 19773.
My heart began to sing. 17316.
Sing away sorrow, cast away care.
17908.
Lovely home. 14176.
My waltz of memories.
Kerry courting.
in life’s winter.
Star spangled New England.
18005.
Trailering in our home sweet home.
26147.
Collver (Winthrop) See Collver (L.
L. W.)
Colohan (F. L.) jr. King without a
queen. 22594.
| Colton (B. B.)
Colomb (André) :
Douze chansons nouvelles.
French line. 3948.
Colomb (Line) Douze chansons nou-
6637.
velles. 6637.
Colonial daughters of. the 1700th::cen-:
tury. Colonial daughters” hymn.
6640.
Colonna (D. R.) Franklin D. march.
24593.
Colony (Genettie) Love that thrilled.
7841.
Colorado federation of women’s clubs.
O, glorious federation. 23056.
Lend me a _ smile.
25145.
Columbia music co., ine.
the Hawaiian guitar.
Colville (Val.) °
8653.
Come all you worthy Christian men.
9509 (140).
Come and get it. 31078.
Come back to Erin. 18958.
Five solos for
32832.
Shakin’ the maracas.
'Come to Zion, singing. 29417.
Comeaux (KE. J.) | Lady in white.
25123.
Comer (David) Hors d’oeuvres. | 959,
16443, 16444.
Comer (R. CC.) My memory love.
20309.
Comer (W. ON ata Pe
Don’t get sentimental with me,
baby. 10051.
You’ve got to get high to sing.
12825.
Comerford (J. J.) ee me a song and
a Singer. 138469. -
Comiskey (C. A.)
love. 31887.
Commette (Kd.)
orgue. 15889.
Comons (Stan)
Compagno (G. M.)
I guess that ’m in
Douze pieces pour
Tahiti moon. 20973.
Cradle song. 264,
265.
Companizzi (Joe) Ranger’s life.
11789.
Composers press, inc.:
By the fireside. 31217.
Set of eight. 11938.
Composite man. 291382.
Compton (J. H.) jr. All for the love
of you. 44.
‘Compton (Jim) See Compton (J. H.)
ine
gunnean (LaNell) Autumn twilight.
15636. .
Compton (W. A.) My dream girl.
28007.
Compton (Will) Sitting on a doorstep.
~ 5489. Gs
Comus. 6534, 6943, 7781, 8216.
Conant (F. K.) Lifted burden. 7738.
1630
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Conant (G. W.) of our coun-
try. 33904 (81).
Conard (R. A.) Something’s
Flag
the mat-
ter with me. 20840.
Conaway (Floyd):
God’s plan. 10819.
My home up in heaven. 382588.
Concertina. 1814.
Concordia pub. house:
And it came to pass. 21607.
Be thou faithful unto death. 188.
Be Thou my guide. 189.
Christmas cantata. 26801.
Great is the Lord. 862.
Lovely appear. 849.
Player. 30427.
Selected solos for pipe organ.
17841 .
There were shepherds. 2765.
Three chorale harmonizations. 170.
Wake, awake, for night is flying.
39835.
Condit (W. J.) Sons of the legion-
naires. 8782.
Condon (Kate) Just a bit of Erin.
1346.
Condon (Oscar) While I dream of
you. 12658.
Cone (M. L.) Nativity. 1924.
Coney (A. G.):
As in days of old. 12862 (18).
Consequences. 12862 (114).
Confare (T. R.):
Grandma’s goin’ to the _ dogs.
19354.
Teach me to love. 12239.
Confession. 3646.
Confetti. 16388, 17452.
Conflenti (Guilia)
6632.
Confrey (EK. E.):
Audacity. 26609.
Confrey’s (Zez) wise cracker suite.
Cocktail, madame.
15895.
Dizzy fingers. 18281.
Meandering. 32454.
Midsummer’s nightmare. 7968.
Motif du coneert. 8088.
Oriental fantasy. 28217.
Rhythm venture. 8538.
Sugar dance. 33294.
Sunshine from the fingers.
Tap dance of the chimes.
Utra-ultra. 28842.
Confrey (Zez) See Confrey (E. E.)
Conham (Bert):
Hundred percent of the time.
22232.
T’se a-goin’ to town. 27467.
It was untrue. 7562.
Conklin (Myrtle):
There’s a light in the window of
home. 5748.
33306.
8926.
126829—37——_9
When my mother sang at twilight.
6024.
Conklin (S. L.)
light. 2813.
Conley (Althea)
to be like that.
Romanee in the moon-
Now I wouldn’t want
17439.
Conley (C. N.) Chisellers song. 24294.
Conley (Hd):
Everything I do is wrong. 19173.
Stormy weather takes a holiday.
14931.
Conley (Hd) music pub. co. Stormy
weather takes a holiday. 14931.
Conley (F. M.):
Carry me back to the Great Di-
vide. 24267.
On the Santa Fe trail. 20455.
Conley (lL. W.) My little blondie from
the Hast. 1852.
Conley (Larry):
Midnight and all is well. 32484.
You are beautiful in my eyes.
6155.
Conley (Mrs. N. G.) Now I wouldn't
want to be like that. 17489.
Conley (NormAl) See Conley (Nor-
man) and Conley (Althea)
Conley (Norman) Now I wouldn’t
want to be like that. 17489.
Conly (Larry) Old sweetness. 20432.
Conn (Dwight) By the fireside. 31217.
Conn (Omar) Kisses and whispers of
love. 19905.
Conne (Bernice) :
Darling, it’s you.
Green eyed monster.
Night will end. 20371.
Tell the truth. 28686.
We only live but once.
Wedding waltz. 28928.
Connel (Mrs. H. C.) I love you little
girl, 16553.
Connell (Grant) :
Drifting. 3801.
Sailing. 5384.
Connell (H. V.):
Dream ships. 21921.
Freckle face days. 31614.
Hills of old New England.
Little ship of gold. 22673.
No one. 30282.
Old Mohawk trail. 238088.
Sweet dreams. 23499.
When in dreams I rode my hobby
horse. 23805.
Connell (J. J.) My dream of romance.
17304.
Connell (J. W.)
Connell (M. A.)
13240.
13502.
2965.
22196.
Maralene. 20149.
See Connell (M. A.)
jr.
Connell (M. A.) jr.:
I’d like to say hello, in our little
bungalow. 999.
Waltz of eestasy for two. 2942.
1651
INDEX
Connell (M. A.) jr.—Continued.
When you said I love you too. 3062.
Connell (Tom) :
Come to New York for the fair,
dearie. 31324.
Gee, I’ve got to go home. 316385.
Gone with the wind. 31688.
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms,
lovely Linda Lou. 33325.
Connelly (Reg) :
Music in my dreams. 27986.
Painting rainbows. 30374.
Up the wooden hill to Bedfordshire.
2886.
Conner (Howard)
of my love. 9473.
Connerley (Lewis) :
Cotton pickin’s done.
In your arms. 27561.
Sizzlin’ Sadie. 14812.
Connie’s hot chocolates of 1936, 2429,
22598, 27100, 28753.
Conning (K. §.) Dancing on deck.
29451.
Connolly (Dolly) :
Dancing shadows. 26533 (52).
Love’s delight. 26533 (172).
Connolly (O. R.) Madison moon. 4771.
Connor (Tommie) :
Bad as you are. 15658.
Duchess is learning the rumba.
6822.
Hold me tight I’m falling.
If.I were Bing. 27514.
Let’s make it up for the last time.
11034.
Little house with a garden. 11082.
On with the show, don’t ring the
curtain down. 20463.
There’s a song they sing at a sing
song in Sing Sing. 2750.
Tower of London. 15138.
You’re the pris’ner
444,
13575.
Connors (Catherine) Yesterdays.
33816.
Conolly (B. W.) Just hold me close.
22578.
Conolly (Willis) :
A la bien aimee. 31005.
Armnita. 9601, 12941.
Beyond the wide blue sea.
9708.
Birds and the brook. 293815.
Blue lagoon march. 9741, 13067.
Circus blues. 387, 6619.
9707,
Dream of the shepherdess. 29516.
Emmet’s lullaby. 6845, 10146.
Estrellita. 16136, 19181.
I love you, I need you, I do. 27395.
16837, 19843.
14132, 17027.
Jolly coppersmith.
Londonderry air.
Lotus girl. 1551.
Love theme from symphony in B
minor. 33085.
Mauna hula chimes. 7927, 7928.
pt. 17, n. s., v. 381
Mauna Kea. 1672.
Meleana e. 14244, 14245.
Minuet. 14324, 14325, 32498.
My dear Momi. 11863, 11864.
My Hula Lou. 1846.
My sweet Hawaiian rose. 1905.
Old folks at home. 8277, 11568.
Orientale. 30359.
Pretty quadroon. 2191, 2192.
Rhumbathetique. 32986.
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky
Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Rustic dance. 11874, 14718.
Secret. 33099.
Song of India. 14866, 14867.
South Sea memories. 2552, 25538.
Sweet man. 2651, 2652.
Tomi Tomi. 9049, 12371.
30791.
21232, 21233.
Two guitars.
Waltzing doll.
Zingana. 30999.
Conrad (Con) pseud. See Dober (C.
K.
Conrad (Ludwig) :
Gal’s got rythm. 19281.
Picturesque romance LC three.
8406.
Romance LC-one. 8567.
Second jazz romance LC. 8687.
Conrad Joseph (Brother) See Richard
(C. A.)
Conradi (A.) Berlin in smiles and
tears. 31003 (18).
Conrath (Louis) Air de ballet. 31016.
Conroy (M. R.):
Blue shadows. 6481.
Cowboy ball. 6680.
I can tell there’s Irish in
7192.
I’ve got those blooey weddin’ no
sale blues. 7385.
Conroy (Martin) :
you.
Lazy southern moon. 1687.
Magic melody. 14209, 17112.
My lone prairie rose. 17329.
Conry (V. M.):
I’ve tried—it can’t be done. 22407.
When you are mine. 18485.
Consiglio (M.) :
Forse. 23697.
Questa sera.
Consolini (—)
2172.
Consolo (Ernesto)
12862 (33, 34).
Constantinides (Gregory)
Retzina. 24624.
Constantinides (M.) Agapame. 24047.
Constantinidou (Gregory) Pedia m
san thete leventia. 28255.
Conte (A. A. de) F. D. R. 27045.
Conte (Gertrude) :
A. B. C. 6254.
Deep breathing. 6741.
22138.
Posizioni del violino.
Baruffe chiozzotte.
Gluekeia
1632
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Give the ha ha. 6975.
Glorious sunshine. 6985.
Great P. C. hotel. 7026.
Happy parade. 7062.
Laugh it out. 7678.
Like the clouds. 7747.
Tramp, tramp, tramp. 9062.
Conterno (G.) Lavender march. 32242.
Contes d’Hoffmann. 6253. (353), 9509
(538), 21569 (417), 26583 (205).
Conti (Albert) Song you sang when
you said goodbye. 12067.
Continental music co. Better get Gab-
melts horn, 29312.
Continental pub. co.
149138.
Continental varieties of 1986. 1450.
Converse (C. C.) Aileen, aroon.
Converse (F. S.):
Prelude. 9912.
Spring song. 121038.
Wood song. 12727.
Conway (Frank) Confusion in my
heart. “13197.
Conway (G. A.) pseud.
yesterday. 21117.
Conway (M. H.):
Hunky dory. 138610.
Shirley. 20768.
Conway (Philip):
Shall I tell you why. 28468.
Think of me sometimes. 28744.
Star-dust trail.
30.
To-morrow’s
Cook (A. D.) Within a& dreaming
harbor. 26414.
Cook (A. J.) Valley of love. 21189.
Cook (A. W.) Have you ever seen an
angel. 22170.
Cook (Al):
I’m riding back to Pleasant Valley.
1118.
I’m up in the air over you. 73836.
Cook (Alexander) Song for New York.
14863.
Cook (H. A.) Sun’s a shining through
your umbrella. 14944.
Cook (E. C.):
I like to dream, because I meet the
nicest kind of people. 19569.
In your arms, I always love to be.
16760.
Monte Carlo moon. 20218.
Cook (HE. L.):
California night. 18870.
Consolation. 439.
Dear little bird told me so. 511.
Do you remember the time. 19083.
I hate to see you go to Buffalo.
10542.
I loved you in May. 1075.
I took a chance with romance.
7373.
I’ve a bone to pick with you. 16645.
I’ve jilted sweet Adeline. 10702.
Little Ruth. 11091.
Lost heaven. 20059.
One word led to another.
Panning gold. 2100.
There’s one less star in the sky
to-night. 12318.
We’re going places to-night.
Where is Parson Brown.
You left me alone. 9487.
Cook (Fitzhugh) :
My first love. 25428.
When Miss Georgia shows her
Georgia airs. 26312.
Cook (G. H.):
Hills of the Lord. 31796.
House of the Lord. 22221.
Cook (George ) Love’s memories.
14189.
Cook (H. R.) Wanderer.
Cook (Mrs. I. G.):
Take a tip from the tulips. 5666.
They’re talking about you, baby.
8332.
2969.
12651.
21236.
21068.
Cook (J. G.) Indiana lullaby. 16765.
Cook (J. L.):
Cook’s (J. Lawrence) original
breaks, endings and modulations.
31343.
Handy’s (W. C.) Beale street
blues. 892.
Let’s be birdies. 25150.
Nightfall in Harlem. 8198.
Cook (K. N.) Have you ever seen an
angel. 22170.
Cook (L. R.):
Gather ye rosebuds. 24600.
Squire McDevilfish. 12109*.
Treasure trails. 21132*.
Cook (M. C.):
Be saved today. 21674.
He’s your shield. 22177.
Cook (M. M.) On the banks of the
San Miguel. 30342.
Cook (Mereer) Old Joe Blade. 28168.
Cook (N. H.):
Cherokee Bill. 358.
Love in the stratosphere. 1567.
Cook (Orlando M.) Granger. 19355.
Cook (Owen M.) My spirit dream.
28069.
Cook (P. I.) Magie stone. 32415*.
Cook (R. C.):
Dreaming because I love you.
16082.
I can’t be happy without you.
$92.
Organ grinder. 17538.
Cook (Sue):
Blue lakes. 29327.
See aiso Cook (Mrs. I. G.)
Cook (W. G.) Gone. 193827.
Cook (W. M.):
Any old place in Yankee land is
good enough for me. 21569 (11).
1633
INDEX
Cook (W. M.)—Contiuued.
Mammys lasses candy
33904 (175).
Cooke (Alec) Song for New York.
14868.
Cooke (Greville) :
Bargain basement. 3413.
Bells of heaven. 15695.
Shepherd boy’s song. 14775.
Weep you no more, sad fountains.
18360.
Cooke (H. L.) Little house of sweet
content. 30037.
Cooke (R. H.):
Three cheers for old New York.
18190.
When sweethearts say
in Honolulu. 28982.
Cooke (Waddington) :
Shop. 17883.
Skipping rope. 17883.
Cooksey (M. lL.) She is still my sweet
sweetheart. 14768.
Cooley (lL. F.) Merci cherie. 4887.
Cooley (Lee) See Cooley (lL. F.)
Cooley (M. A.) Im waiting for the
sun to shine. 13787.
Cools (E.):
Suite andalouse. 2615.
Vivandiere et les deux grenadiers.
chile.
good-bye
9145.
Coombs (C. W.) Light of earth.
18648 (224. 225).
Coon (C. F.) Id like to be in heaven.
10520.
Cooney (Irma) Miami moonlight trail.
14264.
Coons (D. O.) Friday at twilight time.
22068.
Coons (N. C.):
A trav’lin’ to heaven. 3365.
Something’s going to happen.
23405.
Cooper (C. K.) Down-stream. 31468.
Cooper (C. T.) Drifting in a cloud
boat. 10105.
Cooper (Dorothy):
Mother, sweet mother.
Sweet Orcfino. 2656.
Cooper (H. L.) EHver onward.
Cooper (F. M.):
Beyond the Rio Grande. 9706.
March of the triple C. 4793.
Tell me, what did I do. 8986.
What is this thing calied swing, I
gotta know. 15277.
Cooper (G. M.):
Don’t ever
21896.
Love comin’ on. 20075.
Cooper (G. W.):
Mother, sweet mother.
Sweet Orofino. 2656.
1776.
24517.
go to New Orleans.
1776.
Dil ELL, 1. /S2, vena
Cooper (Gordon) & ¢o.:
All I possess is you.
Ail the world is waiting.
At the back of my dreams.
By the light of the moon.
Call to arms. 31232.
Christmas chimes. 31300.
Forgive me. 31606.
Hawaiian songbird. 31761.
Here is the best girl. 31786.
I don’t want to ever grow
29785.
I go to bed with my glasses on.
31886.
I’m gonna chuck myself into the
cold canal. 29813.
If every little dicky wore a dicky.
32084.
31023.
31026.
31072.
31218.
old.
32063. _
In a canoe—with you.
Leaty lanes. 62244.
Let me tell a story. 32254.
Me likee love, yummy-yummy-yum-
yum-yum. 382450.
My television star. 32683.
Oh! Grace, she slappa da _ bass.
SATS
Put all your worries behind you.
30437.
Swing me to sleep. 380672.
We shall all be there on corona-
tion day. 33636.
When the guards brigade goes by.
33698.
With my shillelagh under my arm.
33778.
You've
30990.
Cooper (Harrison)
Dixie anymore.
Cooper (Irvin) :
By the fountain. 15781.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
16108.
Gay is the rose. 16258.
In all the country round. 16715.
got dust on your coat.
Dixie jes’ ain’t
26938.
Marianne. 17142.
Passing by. 17586.
Cooper (Jack) It’s a swing song.
1294.
Cooper (lL. J.)
Cooper (Larry) :
Magic night. 1632.
My last song. 1850:
Walk along. 33604.
Rainbow waltz. 2229.
Cooper (M. L.) jr. There’s nothing so
lovely as love. 15087.
Cooper (M. W.) Yes it’s true what
they say about Dixie. 239125.
Cooper (Mayme) Take me back to old
Wyoming. 15013.
Cooper (Paull) pseud. See Learnard
(Pauline)
Cooper (Robert) I paid for your
amusement with my heart. 1141.
1634
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Then I knew you were
8980.
Coote (W. L.)
meant for me.
Coots .Ghu®,) :
Alabama barbecue. 26548.
Another perfect night is ending.
26583, 26584.
Beside the sea, beside you. 21695.
Copper colored gal. 26839.
Doin’ the Suzi-q. 26947.
Don’t save your smiles. 18296.
Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.
3756.
Dream time. 10087.
Everybody’s swingin’ it now.
16148.
Friendly moon. 6988.
Frisco Flo. 29620.
Hi-de-ho miracle man. 29734.
Humpty Dumpty’s holiday. 7172.
Tl stand by. 1056, 7268.
I’m at the mercy of love. 27403.
I’m grateful to you. 16579.
In my estimation of you. 43895.
Isn’t love the strangest thing.
10849.
It happens in the best of families.
16788.
11080.
in Pasadena. 4744,
Little robin told me so.
Love scene
11160.
More I know you, the more I love
vou. 17246.
My day begins and ends with you.
11362, 20275.
My topic of conversation is you.
14428.
Old fireplace.
Proud. 17676.
Put your heart in a song. 17684.
Singin’ your praises. 25881, 28516.
So Jll never be a_ millionaire.
17944.
Stella, the belle o’ the town.
Sweetly and tenderly. 18068.
Tell me little dream girl. 15029.
That’s what you mean to me.
28704.
Until to-day. 21184.
Weddin’ of the Mister and Missus
Swing. 30856.
When and where will I find some-
one to care. 18395.
Who loves you. 26371.
Who wouldn’t be thrilled. 18470.
Why do I lie to myself about you.
18479.
Words fail me.
2025, 2026.
5590.
15412.
Yowre ev’rything beautiful. 3214.
You started me dreaming. 3236,
6221.
Yours truly is truly yours. 6250.
Cope (Cecil)
26712.
Bread of the world.
Cope (Foster) My cowboy love-song.
20272.
Copeland (B. R.):
Gloopie’s band.
*Lisbeth waltz.
Copeland (fF. M.)
Roosevelt. 17788.
Copeland (F. S.)
29189 (17).
Copeland (John) :
But you know the flesh is weak.
6529.
Servant girl.
Copeland (Les)
22102.
32288.
Rosy times with
Kantate no. 152.
oo Lele
Three big cheers for
Mister Roosevelt. 9016.
Copell (Philip) Parisian romance in
a Freneh casino. 11649.
Copinus (Margaret) :
Alleluia! Christ is risen!
(3).
Ring jubilant, ye pealing Haster
bells. 33904 (250).
Copland (Aaron) :
Sunday afternoon music.
Young pioneers. 9487.
Copoano (M.) Rayuela. 2237.
Coppélia. 10011, 29467.
Copping (R. W.) Farewell.
Coppock (P. E.):
Sing a little song and be happy.
17905.
Some day you'll find me missing.
17957.
That’s my mother’s lullaby. 18144.
Cor (August) jr. Boats on the river.
700.
33904
8861.
717.
Corbett (B. M.)
Corbett (Eddie)
Corbett (Felix)
9509 (255).
Corbett (J. E.)
world. 16683.
Corbett (John)
Remembering. 25752.
See Corbett (J. E.)
Good and bad luck.
I wouldn’t for the
I hope that you'll re-
turn. 16505.
Coreoran (A. M.) Land of make be-
lieve. 4577.
Corcoran (M. J.) Why did we have to
break up. 8093.
Cordase (Ralph) When
drops out of the clouds.
Cordray (Charles) jr.:
Dreamtime lullaby. 24474.
Gee, but I’m lonely. 24602.
Cordrey (©. W.) Chicago, great Chi-
CazOs” ZOT (2:
Cordt (Hinar):
I sing a love song. 7365.
Starlight. 8820.
Corelli (—) Gavette.
Corelli (Arcangelo) :
Adagio. 9509 (1).
Allegro. 9509 (1).
Christmas concerto.
the
83694.
dew
383904 (15).
31301.
1635
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
Corelli (Arcangelo )-—Continued.
Sarabanda et Corrente.
(314).
Sonata in C. 15517 (362, 363).
18648
Corenman (Leonard) Night that we
met. 30279.
Corkum (A..C.):
Eventide. 3846.
Strolling on the strand. 33293.
That little green hill. 26080.
2926.
No cross, no crown.
Voices of the air.
Corkum (EH. K.)
23030.
Cormack (Rennie)
Irishman’s dream.
Corman (C. R.)
27585.
Corn ((D) WD!) yr:
Sweet swing. 30657.
That’s all I wanted to know. 33398.
Cornejo (A. A.):
"Twas only an
21157.
It’s the Gypsy in me.
Agonia. 3287.
Alborada. 3293.
Hlvira. 3826.
Flores de Tucuman. 3911.
Gratitud. 4081.
Vidalita. 5890.
Cornelius (Alvin) Let’s set sail for
far off Dreamland. 30020.
Cornelius (B. H.) Binghamton press.
26669.
Cornelius
10476.
Cornelius (Dorothy) :
April song. 12862 (10).
Come back Jack. 29189 (66).
In springtime. 383904 (186).
My summer girl. 29189 (289).
When love flies home. 29189 (465).
Who’ll marry me. 29189 (475).
Cornelius (J. L.):
Isn’t there someone somewhere.
16783.
Snuggle down.
Cornelius (Peter) :
Christ-child. 26794.
Shepherds. 28476.
Cornelius (Roy):
Beware. 38452.
Longing for the day, TVll call you
mine.. 7802.
Loves serenade. 4758.
May the stars guide you safe o’er
the shoals. 7929.
Cornelius (Victor) :
Nothing matters. 30292.
Panserbasse. 30380.
Pernambuco. 380396.
Snushanerne. 8728.
Cornell (H. N. M.):
I’m spreading my wings to fly.
10664.
It was a beautiful occasion.
(C. M.) How do they do it.
8727.
7561.
You’ve gone but you can’t be for-
gotten. 15489.
Cornell (Wes) Cowboy.
Cornell clef club.
Cornell. 29188.
Cornett (Gracie) See Ramsey (G. C.)
Cornforth (F. E.):
Dear Jesus, I give myself to Thee.
21856.
Dearest. 21860.
Hawaiian honeymoon. 22172.
I’m trying to forget that I love
you. 22364.
Last night. 22609.
Cornock (D. BE.) Townsend campaign
song. 23647.
Corona (Sandro): :
a little sidewalk cafe.
13208.
Zing-boom let’s go
Tn 13840.
Sailor’s dance. 17794.
Corr (T. M.) Personality. 14579.
Correa (G. L.) Rumba. 8588.
Corrigan (B. L.) Day-dreams. 15976.
Corrigan (W. J.) Letter that we all
have time to write. 16954.
Corriveau (Gaston) When you found
someone new. 18488.
Corroyez (Georges) Dix-sept petites
pieces faciles. 29429-29433.
Corse (Geo.):
Long longing. 22701.
Will Rogers. 23879.
Cortés (F. P.) Mi ensueno. 27923.
Cortese (George) lLet’s dance and sing
together. 32258.
Cortez (Fred) Waltzing in the moon-
omnia Zee
Cortner (P. H.):
I ean feel it in your kiss. 31861.
Jiggles. 32158.
Cory (N. R.) Lonely. 22686.
Corzilius (Victor) pseud.:
Hunderttausend kleine miudchen
warten auf das gltick. 31839.
Woran denkt der matrose. 33794.
Cosentino (Mario) Piedigrotta Santo-
janni 1935. 5223.
Cosgriff (Lillian) :
Is everybody happy.
Ridin’. 14667.
Wishing. 15395.
Cosgrove (C. C.) If I could have a
wish. 138815.
Cosgrove (Herbert)
25384.
Coslow (Sam):
13881.
Mother’s hands.
Along the Broadway trail. 24076.
Bal masque. 9647.
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and
Brahms. 24164.
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Liszt.
29300.
Brazilian love song. 6499.
Don’t look at me that way. 29500.
1636
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Got to dance my way to heaven.
844.
I’d like to do things for you. 31865.
I got time and I got no place to go.
13645.
I hear a call to arms. 29789.
If you can’t sing it you'll have to
swing it. 16694.
It’s love again. 1297.
Je vous adore. 1817, 10906.
Lucky starlets. 7864.
Mr. Paganini. 11282.
Moon’s our home. 11302.
My heart’s in the heart of the
West. 20286.
Panamania. 32826.
Paradise in waltz time. 25645.
Poppy. 17648.
She’s a girl scout at heart. 33117.
Tea on the terrace. 26063, 26064.
Texas ranger song. 12264, 21011.
We have met before. 2960.
Cosmo (Ned):
Am I intruding. 24079.
Modern hot single string guitar
solos. 27944.
Two guitars. 12440.
Cosmo music pub. corp.:
Home again. 22207.
Mango man. 22772.
Cosmopolitan music corp.: ?
March of the blues. 22775.
Wake up, America. 26227.
Coss (Don) When I danced the moon
dance with you. 6006.
Cossack dance. 18976.
Cossack lullaby. 9922.
Cossack war-song. 21569 (83).
Costa (Joe) Gentleman awaits. 31636.
Costa (R. A.) What can it mean.
23067.
Costa (Sophia) :
Among the golden-rod. 31042.
Anita. 31051.
Cradle moon. 13211.
Gracefully wild. 31707.
Will you still remember. 3119.
Windows of your heart. 15389.
Wistful. 33776.
You're the one. 18615.
Costallat (Editions) 1°* concertino.
§505.
Costantino (A. W.):
Heaven bound. 10407.
I’m singing: lonely love’ songs.
10659.
Costanza e Fortezza. 31352.
Costella (Miguel):
Play to me on your guitar. 23187.
Popcorn. 17646.
Costelli (Louis):
Roek-a-bye lane. 25779.
You lazy moon. 26458.
Costello . (Bartley) :
Give me back the old love Mollie
mine. 265383 (99).
Let me crown you queen of May
with orange blossoms. 15517
(203)
One sweet smile. 265383 (214).
Pennyland. 9509 (555).
Rose, pretty Rose. 18648 (310).
When the girl you think the world
of thinks the world and all of
you. 18648 (387, 388).
Costello (W. N.) Embouchure tech-
nique. 29542, 29548.
Coster (Augustus) Girl I love. 10297.
Coster (Eunice) :
I’ve got my chin up. 16651.
Let’s pretend. 27713.
Coté (Hmile) Changing of the guard.
9851.
Cote (T. R.) Castle in the air. 9842.
Cotté (F.) Solféges de concours a 2
voix, 1936. 28540.
Cottenet (R. L.) Chanson-meditation.
33904 (36).
Cottingham (M. J.) Moon ship. 11303.
Cotton (Larry) Let’s dance. 14055.
Cotton club parade, 27th ed. 26548,
26839, 26947, 274038, 28704, 29620,
29734, 30856.
Coughenour (Richard)
velt’s in again. 30551.
Coughlin (C. E.) Spirit of N. U. S. J.
Since Roose-
12091.
Coughlin (F. J.) Our immortal Presi-
dent. 5177.
Coukoulas (D. K.):
Boys from the U. 8S. A. 18840.
Remember not to leave me again.
28354.
Coulette (R. R.)
tions for A-—23.
Coulter (H. G.):
Home on the desert. 19467.
While the music plays. 3081.
Why did it happen. 15373.
Coulter (L. M.):
She’s my girl. 14773.
This is my song. 12382.
Coulter (lL. T.) Fifty years with you.
27068.
Coulter (Pringle) pseud.
(H. M.)
Countee (A. L.):
Vig-leaf trousseau.
Kathaleen. 16869.
Tired. 26130.
Counterman (Beatrice)
honey darling. 8254.
Country gardens. 447, 3659, 2660, 6675-—
€678, S9Z8—9930. 18207, 15918.
Coup de veine. 361, 678, 2901, 2919.
Couperin (F.):
Magliettaie.
Musette improvisa-
17267.
See Boodie
3894.
Oh baby
20127.
1637
INDEX
Couperin (F.)—Continued.
Trois chansons. 9932.
Couperin (Louis) Précieuse. 2184.
Courter (Eloise) You dance like a
moonbeam. 18574.
Courtioux (Aimé) ‘Tout mon amour.
33478.
Courtney (Del) When Hawaii ealls.
30874.
Courtney (Ted) It’s unconstitutional
19820.
Courtright (Nell) :
’Neath the old pine tree. 5023.
Old plantation waltz. 2039.
Courvoisier (Walter) Lieder auf alte
deutsche gedichte. 11057.
Cousin Lee album of hill country bal-
lads and old time songs. 31361.
Cousins (Martin) Harmony in spring.
TOTO.
Coutchie (M. W.) My travelog. 5008.
Couture (Mrs. J. H.) My valley of
dreams. 8150.
Covell (C. D.) Memory of Will Rogers.
17174.
Covell (Julia) Memory of Will Rogers.
17174.
Coverley (Robert) Mistress. pretty.
22846.
Coviello (F. G.) Jll keep my memories
of you. 1049.
Covington (R._ T.) Why change.
26379.
Cowan (Beatrice) Shanty built under
the blue. 17869.
Cowan (Edward) Satisfied. 2364.
Cowan (Ida) Pirates. 25671*.
Cowan (Rubey) Oh! You funny love.
28155.
Cowan (Stanley):
Her name is Pearl—and she knits.
24707.
I’d like to see grandpa swingin’ to
a swing tune. 29777.
I'll bank my love account with you.
7249),
Oh! You funny love. 28155.
What’s this. 18389, 21298.
Coward (Leslie) Wandering the king’s
highway. 2951.
Coward (Noel) :
Family album. 3875.
Has anybody seen our ship. 900.
Men about town. 1702.
Play, orchestra, play. 2151.
Then. 2734.
We were dancing. 2983.
You were there. 3246.
Coward-McCann, ine. Sing a song of
seasons. 11987.
Cowboy and mountain songs. 31362.
Cowboy medley. 9935.
Cowdeil (Ellen) See Stewart (EH. C.)
Cowe (Alison) Robin. 17755.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 81
Cowell (C. P.):
Choral prelude on Dix. 31290.
Choral prelude on Irby. 31291.
Cowell (Henry) :
Fairy answer. 21999.
Harper-minstrel sings.
Irishman dances. 7525.
Cowen (F. H.) Snowflakes.
(428).
Cowen (Helen)
(Helen)
Cowens (Herbert (Herby) )
ride of Paul Revere. 14266.
Cowler (Jim) pseud. See Noack (Her-
bert)
Cowles (EK. T.)
away. 21613.
Cowles (Eugene) :
Gypsy king am I. 18648 (150).
Saviour’s invitation. 26533 (247).
Cowles (H. B.) Love them and leave
them or let them alone. 30076.
Cowles (P. R.) jr. King’s trumpeterys,
7T6AT.
Cowlin (Rupert) :
Ascherberg’s second piano accor-
dion album. 15615.
Limehouse blues. 22651.
Ricordi’s Neapolitan album. for the
piano accordion. 2272.
Cox (—):
I like it, I like it, Ido. 29792.
I’m gonna chuck myself into the
cold canal. 29813.
Me likee love, yuammy-yummy-yum-
7072.
6253
pseud. See Cohen
Mid-nite
And you're so far
yum-yum. 32450.
My girl’s a rhythm fan. 8084.
On my little toboggan. 28187.
Swing me to sleep. 380672.
This side of heaven. 33426.
Wheel of the wagon is broken.
5988, 5989.
When you're in love with someone.
21361.
Wurlitzer waltz. 21461.
Cox (A. B.) Bagpipes. 31104.
Cox (A. R.) Success and flowers to
you. 12142.
Cox (C. C.) Southern seas. 12080.
Cox (C. W.) Repentance. 17725.
Cox (Dee) Minutes to spare. 11276,
22840.
Cox (Desmond) :
End of the Caribou trail. 664.
In old Messina. 1235.
My S. O. S. for you. 4997.
Oh! don’t miss Miss Variety. 5097.
There’s a one horse town in Ari-
zona. 89938.
With a cup of cold poison beside
me. 3135.
Cox (Florence) :
Eeenie, mienie, meinie mo.
(165).
3270
1638
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Forget me not. 3270 (200).
oe of the plains. 3270 (606).
Wox (HH. ©.) :
Blue because of you. 29826.
Dreams. 10098.
Give me a cot in the bunk house
to-night. 29645.
Underneath the Ozark moon.
30803. nn,
Gax (hh):
Gentleman in the West. 27129.
Me and my little Ford car. 32447.
Cox (J. J.) My dream girl. 8076.
Cox (cd S.).:
Beautiful
21678.
Right in your eyes of blue. 17745.
Cox (Lillian) Don’t measure man iu
his inches. 138295.
Cox .(S. Hi.) :
He lifted my burden. 4096.
I am going home in the morning.
4193.
Old things
5133.
Cox (Susie) Piano blues. 2139.
Cox (T. M.) Daddy rockie—sing. 467.
Cox (W. T.) Sons of Minnesota. 8781.
Coxe (L. G.) Empty glasses. 656.
Coyle (T. J.) Alone in a crowd. 3320.
Cozzi (A. M.) My rainbow is just a
make believe. 4998.
Cozziani (Alverio) :
Sogno andaluso.
Stelle innamorate.
Crabbé (Armand) :
Largo religieux. 11000.
Sérénade espagnole. 11936.
Cradle song. - 6253 (89).
Cradle-song of the shepherds.
Craft (Molly) Bayou.
Cragin (Margaret)
4780.
Cragin (R. 8.) King Boo. 32204.
Craig (A. H.) Rainbow bridge. 11782.
Craig (Francis) Ill trade ya’ me for
you. 381912. :
Craig (Jack) Maureen. 4804.
Crain (L. C.) Texas centennial. 12259.
golden evening hour.
have passed away.
20822.
8830.
29440.
31114.
Make believe.
Craine (Arthur) Lonesome hours.
20047.
Cramer (C.) How can I leave thee.
10472.
Cramer (C. A.) Unseen city. 29189
(446).
Cramer (C. C.) Vacation. 12478.
Cramer (Cecilia) Resting on the moon.
20645.
Cramer (J. B:)
brethren. 9521.
Cramer (LeRoy)
& co., ltd. Absent
Someone’s dreaming
of you. 20889.
Cramer (R. A.) Wind River song.
30924.
Cramm (H. L.):
Dance of the graces. 15941.
Raindrop scherzo. 32956.
Ten easy studies for the pianoforte.
9509 (161).
Crampton (C. W.)
9509 (238).
Crance (A. M.):
Are you another angel. 31059.
T’ll remember after you forget.
31208.
Without you, beautiful lady. 33785.
You're the reason I’m falling in
Folk dance music.
love. 26498.
Crandall (C. A.) Fantasy. 24855.
Crandall (George) Hlegy. 21970.
Crandell (J. 8S.) Boneyard — glide.
15740.
See Crane (L. B.) jr.
Heur by hour. 7158.
Crane (Burton)
Crane (C. M.) jr.
Crane (James) :
Alone with
26567.
I can’t forget you. 10509.
When it’s lovetime down in Ten-
nessee. 23807.
Crane (Jimmie) :
Blue bonnets are waving at you.
3470.
my dreams of you.
Call of the desert. 15798.
Down lovers’ lane. 580.
Dreaming of you. 31483.
Forever in my heart. 29611.
I’m gonna put you through the
third degree. 29814. ©
I want to dream in your arms.
27488.
Let life be a song. 14040.
Lovable moon. 14154.
Maid of old Madrid. 7889.
Meet me again in the moonlight.
1685.
Old home with the old folks. 25569.
Perhaps. 17599.
Sally from our alley. 14721.
State of sky-blue waters. 25975
Stolen he-man. 30680.
Underneath the desert moon.
30801.
Waiting for kisses. 238714.
Waiting on the curb for me.
28886.
When you cuddle me close in your
arms. 21357.
Crane (L. B.) jr.:
I’ve got the brains and you’ve got
the money. 10697.
In my arms. 27542.
Japanese serenade. 27598.
Rare are these hours. 283385.
Something went clickety-click in
my heart. 12087.
What every young girl should
know. 12580.
1639
INDEX
pe. Ift, n. S., v. 8h
Cranford (KE. W.) Give me a bit of
heaven before I go to hell. 3972.
Cranford (Jack) Make up your mind
about me. 30107.
Crank (Anold) pseuwd. See Fisher
(Jacob)
Cranston (C.) Romantic suite. 17764.
Cranston (Lawrance) Songs of North-
ern high school. 5554.
Cranz (A.):
Album pour orgue ou harmonium.
31018, 31019.
Aus frolichen zeiten. 137.
Capriccio giocoso. 9831.
Danse. 9893.
Deuxieme concertino. 18271.
Du, ich will dein herz. 3810.
Du verftihrerisches Beinah. 624.
Hsquisses de lage d’or. 6856, 6857.
Exercices d’harmonie. 3863-3865.
Larmes des roses. 4588.
Par les ch’veux. 25642.
Pierrot und Colombine. 20546.
Sehon war es doch im alten Wien.
2379.
Schon war’s halt damals im alten
Wien. 2380.
Tennis. 5699.
Vor lauter liebe weiss ich nicht
mehr aus und ein. 5906.
You and me. 18557.
Cranz (Aug.) g. m. b. h.:
An der schdnen blauen Donau.
26572,
An der schénen griinen Narenta.
12923.
Annen-polka. 12930.
Deutscher midels. 534.
Deutsches dankgebet. 10021.
Hinzug der Olympia-kimpfer. 650-—
652.
Humoreske. 13606.
Humoresque. 18607.
Hymne der arbeit. 10492.
Kameradschaftsgeist. 19888.
Kleine hausmusik. 32215,
Lob der heimat. 32328.
Menuett und Sarabande. 32472.
Nero und Acté. 32654.
Nimm dir, mein freund, ein bis-
schen zeit. 28102, 28103.
Papa-mama-foxtrot. 32830, 32831.
Puppenfeewalzer. 32980, 32981.
Schone blonde frau aus Wien.
33076.
Was schert mich die welt, wenn
nur mich liebst. 28904.
Was sich liebt, neckt sich. 18333.
Wenn wir durch die stadt mar-
schieren. 2998.
Wiener blut. 29050.
Wiinseh dir was. 38165-3167, 93896,
15421, 21460.
Zigeunerbaron. 26528.
25 leichte instruktive etiiden.
13102.
Cranz & co., ltd.:
Farmer’s boy. 6892.
Karisma. 25095.
Morgenblatter. 25374.
Crash Donovan. 16009.
Crates (J. P.) Childhood memories.
21768.
Cravetz (Myer) You were mine an
hour ago. 18630.
Cravy (Mattie) :
Arise behold Texas unfold. 15608.
Meditations of old cowboy days in
Texas. 25315, 32455.
Crawford (C. D.):
Black magic. 3464.
I’m still a child in my mother’s
eyes. 1387383.
Crawford (C. H.)
Briar. 2636.
Crawford (Clifton) :
Ill have to say farewell to you
Brownie. 15517 (155).
Over there. 12862 (394). .
Crawford (Dorothy) Cabin on the
shore. 138112.
Crawford (Ida) pseud. When the birds
come back in the spring. 6027.
Crawford (John) Can you blame me.
18884.
Crawford (lL. M.) While the shadows
‘round are falling. 29022,
Crawford (Laurence) Nautical suite.
Sur la glace 4 Sweet
32648.
Crawford (Lillian) You're my prob-
lem. 6202.
Crawford (T. J.) Just a tiny little
boy. 29956.
Crawford music corp.:
Ah woo! ah woo!—to you. 18670.
Alabamy beauty shop. 39.
Another dream gone wrong. 15587
Arcadia swing. 29244.
Beyond compare. 31162.
Broadway lament. 26720.
Cottage by the moon. 15910.
Darling, not without you. 21842,
Down the moonlit trail. 21912,
Goody goody. 841.
Goona goo. 31701.
Hand in hand. 890, 7055.
I knew that wed meet again.
22275.
I like bananas because they have
no bones. 138653.
TI’ll bet you tell that to all the girls.
4239, 7253.
T’ll stand by. 1056, 7268.
In a little wayside inn. 4385, 7457.
Just one more dance, madame.
19880, 27631.
Little Lady Make-Believe. 27746.
1640
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
A a ail Se ne eeamananl
Love scene in Pasadena. 4744,
11160.
Me Greek. 4809, 7935.
Moonlight in Hilo. 1758, 4885.
Night will end. 20871.
Old fireplace. 2025, 2026.
Only because I love you. 2074.
Oo-ooh I wanna have a little dance
with you. 5170, 8342.
Proposal waltz. 28311.
Rhumba swing. 28366.
Sing an old fashioned song to a
young sophisticated lady. 11990.
South boy wants to go home.
23953.
Star fell out of heaven. 20891.
Sweetly and tenderly. 18068.
Swing me high—swing me low.
18073.
’Taint no use. 8911, 12210.
Take my heart and do with it what
you please. 15016.
Telegram song. 18108.
That’s life I guess. 30708.
Then you’ve never been in love.
39408.
There’s a cottage by the moon.
&386.
There’s yoo-hoo in your. eyes.
28788.
Trailer song. 33484.
Tweet tweet tweedle in the trees.
9092, 12426.
Two silhouettes on the moon. 5851,
12445.
Wah, hoo. 2985, 2986.
Westward ho. 12575.
What will Santa Claus say, when
he finds everybody swingin’.
33661.
Whoa! ya’ got me. 21887.
Wild and wooly [sic] Willie.
21410.
Will the lady consent. 9349, 21412.
You dropped me like a red hot
‘penny. 23951.
You’re too good to be bad. 21536.
Crawley (Wilton) Take me to the
moon. 2687.
Craxton (Harold):
Aeroplanes. 15529.
Minuet. 7981.
Rigadoon. 7981.
Trains. 15529.
Two pieces for piano. 18991.
Crayem (Raful) Sufro. 5615.
Creamer (—) After you've gone.
15533,
Creamer (L.) You can learn the
hootchie-kootchie.
Creath (Sara):
Sear on my heart.
Without regret.
12862 (554).
11904.
3138.
Creecy (J. H.) Love. 25234.
Creed (I. B.) Song of the pines. 14874.
Creed (Lilly) I love you dear, I love
you so. 13678.
Creighton (R. L.) pseud.
OMe (dhs) sh
Orémieux (Octave) Fleur, un souvenir.
27080.
Creole cocktails.
Crerie (E. E.):
Ledger lines & spaces thru chord
progression. 32246.
Twelve little stemless compositions
for the pianoforte. 313871.
Crescendo theaterverlag, g. m. b. h.:
Des soldaten pflicht ist die liebe.
See Zamec-
16005.
Immerzu singt mein herz deinem
herzen zu. 16705.
Crescendo-verlags, g. m. b. h. Gran-
dioso. 10841.
Crescenzi (A.) Melodia. 12868.
Crescenzo (Vincenzo de) See De Cres-
cenzo (Vincenzo )
Crespo (H. R.) Ven hacia mi querido:.
12491.
Cressman (M. L.) River blues. 5841.
Crickboom (Mathieu) Violon théorique
et pratique. 29189 (452).
Crider (Allie) :
Western moon. 23760.
When you left me, you broke my
heart. 29005.
Cridern (IS. A.)).3
Heaven to me since I found you.
4114.
When you left me you broke my
heart. 238382.
Crider (M. M.) I love to waltz with
you. 10595.
Crilly (Jack) Picture that hangs in
the frame. 20541.
Crim (J. D.) I like my rhythm hot.
(242.
Crim (W. A.) Echoes from Calvary.
6839. -
Crimen a las 3. 184, 2847.
Criminal lawyer. 33467.
Crimp (H. E.) Both arms. 26533
(26).
Crippen (R. M.) Silent and gray.
20771.
Crique
(E. V.) Do you ever dream.
21890.
Crisafulli (Rosario) :
Marry the girl. 17149.
Watch your step. 18835.
Crisci (G. J.) Our happy home again.
28222.
Crisci (James)
Criscio (H. M.)
forget. 1301.
Crisi (Vincent)
See Crisci (G. J.)
It’s so hard for me to
Love me now. 1578.
1641
INDEX
Crisp (Leo) :
Down South where love was born.
29509.
Vd rather you be in my arms.
24779.
My Louisiana Lou. 20299.
Rythm’s fooling with my feet.
17790.
Send it or fetch it. 17845.
Crist, (A.B), jr. In. allimy ydreams:
10788.
Crist (Bainbridge) :
Cocktail of love.
Danse chinoise.
Nocturne. 5417.
Normandy shepherdess song. 32701.
Russian folk-danece. 33038.
Some day, some way. 38211.
Somebody knocked at my heart.
33217,
31317.
31393.
Vienna, 1918. 5892.
Crist (Bessie) Calling to me. 26740.
Crist (G. W.) All right. 3307.
Crist @ 4B.)
Cocktail of love. 31317.
Some day, some way. 33211.
Somebody knocked at my heart.
Sooilage
Cristella (Lorraine) Sweetheart of
mine. 2667.
Cristo (Michele Di) Sanzione a
Vitalia. 23638, 5396.
Cristofaro (Alberto de):
Fantaisie bohémienne.
Sérénade napolitaine.
Critchley (Lewis)
26817.
Critelli (Giuseppe) Roosevelt’s victory.
30478.
16164.
2407.
Closer to you.
Criterion music publishers. Love waltz.
11165.
Crittenden (Leonard) Shady lane.
14765.
Crocco (Tony) :
Behind the clouds. 18795.
Thought of her brings tears to my
eyes. 33481.
Crocker (Alvin) Old fashioned garden.
17474.
Crocker (H. W.) Tesalutamus. 12238.
Crocker (M. S.):
And if thou wilt, remember. 9584.
Ever in my heart. 10165.
Moonlight tryst. 11314.
Thy voice. 12348.
Crocker (Mae) Lonely for the Ozarks.
20088.
Crockett (Althea) Magic hours. 17111,
27853.
Crolic (M. L.):
Flames. 16199.
Reflections. 17715.
Crom (W. H.) jr.. Christmas night.
15852.
pt. II, n.s., v.31
Crompton (A.) Happy as_ kings.
29699.
Crompton (A. H.):
Aeroplanes. 15528.
Beauty. 26650.
Brook. 281.
Carpenter.
Catbirds.
Chipmunks. 15840.
Christmas. 31296.
Dogs. 16048.
Fairies. 21998.
In my garden.
In the woods.
sune. 19847.
Long ago. 27768
Merry go-round 14257.
26763.
31265.
13846.
13866.
Mousie. 1785.
Neighbor. 28087.
New York. 20353.
October. 28139.
Radio. 20615.
Riches. 23256.
Robins. 11838.
Sailing. 17798.
Seven o'clock. 2411.
Song sparrow. 33239.
Springtime. 14904,
Stars. 18008.
Tea party. 30692.
Train. 33486.
Crompton (D. H.) Can’t you love me.
18887.
Cromweed (F. W. D.) My kingdom for
love when love is king. 32599.
Cromweed (Frederick) :
In Romany. 22470.
New York. 17398.
Reverie. 17732.
When the sun has kissed the day
good-bye. 23825.
Cromwell. 6746.
Crone (M. T.)
8941, 15034.
Crone (Stella):
Sunshine over Kansas. 2632.
When the morning-glories bloom in
Ten thousand lakes.
Michigan. 6035.
Where the golden poppies grow.
30903.
Cronn (Ralph):
Please be true, to me. 8427.
Romance with you in my arms.
20685.
While I dream. 3080.
Cronshaw (Jack) Dramatique. 10077.
Crook (E. K.) It’s an old, old shack.
19806.
Crook (W. N. H.) Sheep of my pas-
ture. 11957.
Crooke (Ff. F.) Dreams of Columbine.
609.
Crooks (Alan) I’m in love with a baby
and you. 31939.
1642
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Crosby (Bob) Love is like a lullaby.
11144.
Crosley (Fred) Among the hills of
Virginia. 29229.
Cross (H. P.):
Dreams within a dream. 16079.
Little Black Sambo. 11074*.
Morn. 4853.
Voice of the’chimes. 5902.
Cross (J. A.) I’m in a trance dancing
with you. 319386.
Cross (Joe):
Between you and I. 9704.
If it takes me a lifetime. 10754.
We broke up too soon. 15247.
When I think of you. 15804.
Cross (8. L.):
Absence. 18652.
According to astrology. 9522.
A-fooiin’ me. 12876.
After the sun shines, dear. 21576.
Aheadin’ for the ball. 9588.
Aiabama girl. 9445.
Alabama, I’m lonesome. 21583.
Album of new radio favorites. 41.
All because I love you so. 26553.
Ali because of you. 24056.
All stakes on you. 3308.
All the way., 24065.
All through the years. 9557.
All wrapped up in love. 26560.
Aloha friends, Kauai is caliing.
6299:
Alone dear. 26565.
Along lover’s lane. 63806.
American ginger. 6313.
Americana. 15576.
And then He made me you. 21611.
Angel of wedding day. 92.
Angels, carry this message for me.
15583.
Angels made you just for me.
31050.
Anna. 26581.
Another night. 129382.
Any time you say. 26587.
Arizona moon. 21625.
Arkansaw ain’t in the red. 26601.
AS I hold you, enfold you, my love.
29248.
As the world strolls by. 18727.
AS we journey along most happy
indeed. 63851.
Ask and ye shall receive. 26605.
At last a love. 24110.
At the end of each day. 24113.
At twilight when the day is o’er.
21642.
Autumn twilight. 15636.
Awaiting the time. 18741.
Baby, are you fooling me. 6369.
Baby mine. 3379.
Baby, please come home to me.
3380.
1643
Baby that should have been mine.
12974.
Baby, you ain’t living right. 31090.
Back in my ol’ Mizzurie home.
3396.
Back to Texas I am going, old com-
rade, goodbye. 9646.
Back yard frolic. 18760.
Banish the shadows of doubt.
12997.
Be mine _ to-night,
3418.
Beautiful days in spring. 21677.
Beautiful dream waltz. 29288.
Beautiful dreams. 191.
Beautiful golden circle of love.
13010.
Beautiful hills. 26645.
Beautiful love. 29292.
Beautiful moon. 130138.
Beautiful Niagara. 138014.
Beautiful now. 6408.
Beautiful mountains of God. 6406.
Beautiful rose of the autumn.
6411.
Beautiful white hands across the
table. 13018.
Beautiful Willamette. 6414.
Beaver Valley moon. 199.
Because I love you, my dear.
26652,
Because, my darling, I love you
best. 15685.
Because you are you. 6418.
Because you sang. 13024.
Believe it or not. 26655.
Beneath my valley moon. 26657.
Beneath the Stars and Stripes in
old Manhattan. 138037.
Bees in our bonnets. 6421.
Beloved Will. 3441.
Beside the winding Rio Grande.
21696.
Between the rivers. 31160.
Birthday party. 26671.
Black nights. 3465.
Blame it on the daylight saving
time. 242.
Blessed one. 244.
Blissful sleep and dreams. 6469.
Blondie. 6470.
Blue bonnet Sue. 24188.
Blue Cascades and you. 251.
Blue devil blues. 26687.
Blue Lake’s shore. 26691.
Blue rythm. 15736.
Boat made for two. 18828.
Boy, a girl and a moon means love.
LVDS
Branding of the herd. 21724.
Breezes of autumn. 13084.
Bring back the days of my child-
hood. 13090.
sweetheart,
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—Continued.
Broadway Ive got my eyes on you.
13098.
Broken-down gambler. 29341.
Broken dreams. 279.
Broken romances. 26725.
Brush away your clouds with
flowers. 18850.
Build me a cottage. 13101.
Bundle of heaven. 6523.
By the light of the moon. 297.
By the murmuring stream. 21737.
By the old rock garden with you.
13109.
Bye, bye, blue eyed baby. 26733.
Cabin in the hills. 6587.
Cabin in the mountains. 31225.
Cabin of dreams. 302.
Cabin of my dreams. 13111.
Caledonia calls to me. 18868.
California skies. 138115.
California stars above. 9813.
Call it love. 293861.
Call of Louise. 31229.
Call of the whippoorwill. 31230.
Can we be sweethearts in heaven.
26746.
Can you tell me why. 21752.
Can’t do anything but love. 18885.
Captain Cupid. 6567.
Caribbean moon. 26756.
Caroline o’ mine. 3551.
°Cause youre my baby now.
26767.
Cellophane girl. 26769.
Centennial. 1381389.
Centennial call. 13140.
Charms in my arms. 13147.
Cheer boys cheer. 18150.
Childhood days. 26784.
Childhood dreams. 26785.
Child’s story. 13157.
Chip off the old block. 26789.
Christ—the way. 375.
Christmas is coming again. 29402.
City of home, sweet home. 26810.
City of roses. 18940.
Close of day. 26815.
Closed door. 15865.
Cobwebs. 6628.
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo. 13179.
Colville Valley calls me. 26825.
Come and trip it as you go. 15878.
Come back and make up with me.
409.
Come back to my arms. 31321.
Come beneath that southern moon.
6645.
Come home, little darling, come
home. 15882.
Comparing you with nature. 13190.
Consecration. 15897.
Cottage in the valley. 3655.
Cottage on the hill. 15206.
1644
pt. III, n. s., v. 381
Counting on you. 18983.
Cowboy’s heaven. 24351.
Creep moon. 138218.
Crown of silver on your brow.
18997.
Cuddle up close, dear. 31378.
Curtains of night.» 13222,
Daddy will never seem old or grey.
268738.
Dalou. 6701.
Dancing and romancing. 26876.
Dancing in the moonlight. 483.
Dancing on my heart. 19026.
Dancing the moonlight waltz.
13234.
Dancing with you. 9867, 18235.
Dancing with you and the moon-
beams. 21839.
Dark eyed sweetheart. 15960.
Darkies’ birthday party. 26888.
Darling, for you I am waiting.
15967.
Darling will you please marry me.
21844.
Darling, you know I am lonely.
26891.
Day dreams. 15977.
Day you left me behind. 26896.
Days of long ago. . 24386.
Days of memory. 19047.
De Lawd am sholy goin’ to ansa’
prayer. 26901.
De man in de moon. 24387.
Dealing with nature. 24399.
Dear little girl of my dreams.
19051.
Dear little grannie, I’m in love
with you. 26905.
Dear little pal. 26907.
Dear Mary Lane. 15982.
Dear mother of mine. 13250.
Dear old dad. 31408.
Dear old Missouri. 19054.
Dear old village bells. 21859.
Dearest dream girl I love you.
21861.
Dearie. 24396.
Delaware. 6747.
Description of my love. 13264.
Desert moon. 13266.
Dinky little chinky lady. 13275.
Discarded lover’s waltz. 314383.
Dixie chile. 3788.
Dixie land, ah’m comin’ home.
548.
Do dreams ever come true. 31485.
Does it seem right. 6769.
Does love linger longer when I’m
with you. 138286.
Don’t ask me. 16051.
Don’t forget those golden days.
13293.
Down by the fishin’ pool. 29505.
Down by the lily pool. 576.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Down by the old blue stream.
26959.
Down by the seashore. 18305.
Down in old Pennsylvania. 16066.
Down in the heart of the city.
6794,
Down memory’s trail with you.
24452.
Down the lane with sweet Elaine.
584.
Down the sunset trail. 19119.
Down to Yuma, Arizona. 29512.
Dream girl waltz. 26969.
Dream heart. 26970.
Dream in the gleam of the glass.
31475.
Dream trees. 138321.
Dreaming along. 26976.
Dreaming, dear, with you. 3786.
Dreaming in the hay. 601.
Dreaming just dreaming. 26979.
Dreaming memories. 21926.
Dreaming of my Carolina home.
21927.
Dreaming of the one I love. 26981.
Dreaming of you. 26983.
Dreams, I must confess, give me no
rest. 16091.
Dreams, idle dreams. 19138.
Dreams of the future. 26986.
Dreams of you. 13336.
Dreamy blues. 24475.
Dreamy Hilo moon. 29523.
Dreamy Volga. 19141.
Drifting alone in the twilight of
life. 21937.
Drifting home. 10104.
Drifting in the moonlight with you.
6817.
Drifting on life’s highway alone.
21939.
Dripping moonlight. 623.
Ducky little honey. 26999),
Dusky little town. 16108.
Dust. 27000.
Each new moon finds me dream-
ing. 21954.
Emergency sweetheart. 13361.
Empty arms. 6847.
Especially for you and me. 3838.
Even the moon is jealous of you
to-night. 24515.
Every morning, noon and _ night.
21981.
Eyes of blue. 16158.
HKyes of brown. 10185.
Faded rose. 13382.
Fairer than a dream. 16160.
Fairest flower. 24586.
Fairest in thousands. 31550.
Falling down stairs for you.
245388.
Falling for you. 10188.
Falling star. 24541.
1645
Fifty years with you. 27068.
Fill my heart with a thrill. 31575.
Vlight of my heart. 27081.
Florida moon. 22088.
Flying high. ‘747.
Fodder shockin’ time, in Indiana.
3916.
For better or for worse. 31599.
For once it was a dream. 22047.
Forbidden love. 19256.
Forever. 27094.
Forever in my heart. 13427.
Forget me not. 6927.
Forget-me-not flower. 24585.
Forgetting. 6929, 10236.
Forgive me. 24586.
Forgotten kiss waltz. 16227.
Forty precious winks. 13429.
Fried chicken time in Dixie, just
after the gay nineties. 27105.
Frigid Sal. 24595.
From the bottom of your heart.
22074.
Fugitive from my dreams. 13445.
G-men got my brother. 22078.
Gap of Dunloe. 31629.
Garden of dreams. 31631.
Garden of mother’s love. 22080.
Gardens. 27127.
Gimme blues. 22088.
Girl of my heart. 10300.
Girl with the sun kissed hair.
27136.
Give me a home by the beautiful
sea. 271388.
Give me a home in the mountains.
24619.
Give me another chance. 16274.
Give me Indiana on a September
morn. 22097.
Give me my dreams. 19300.
Give me the painted skies of my
western paradise. 808.
Give me the western cowboy.
10305.
Glamorous moon. 19305.
Glance at romance. 27141.
Glorious. 16283.
Go get yourself a sweet little girl.
3988.
God is love. 27147.
God’s love. 24628.
Gold digger. 27152.
Golden age. 4001.
Golden cafe. 13479.
Golden full moon, my heavenly
bloom. 27153.
Golden memories. 13480.
Good time blues. 19341.
Gotta brand new mama, sweetest
Jane. 22133.
Grandma Rose and her host of
beaux. 19353.
Great Pacific. 27182.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—Continued.
Great waltz of old U. S. A. 27188.
Greatest story is all about you.
22189.
Gypsy dreams. 138512.
Gypsy trail. 27196.
Happier. 22158.
Happiest little moment. 31739.
Happiness. 13526.
Happiness hill. 31740.
Happy cowboy. 22161.
Happy days. 193897, 22162.
Happy now through you. 7060.
Happy Valley. 19401.
Harlem ghost. 16341.
Harlem rythm gets you. 16343.
Harvest moon. 897%.
Haunting memories. 27221.
Have a little chat with me. 1385387.
He stole the heart of my honey.
19424.
Headin’ for the range. 4101.
Hear that little blue bird singing
way out yonder. “TO86.
Heart’s ease in your hand. 16875.
Hearts in harmony. 138559,
Heaven for two. 4113.
Heavenly bliss. 138568.
Heavenly radio. 24708.
Hello brunette, good-bye blonde.
19437.
Her answered prayer. 27248.
Hesitating. 19444.
Hidden around a hill. 24712.
Hikers. 27254.
Hitch hikin’ blues. 29738.
Hitch-hiking on my way to love.
938.
Home of my dreams. 19466.
Homeward we're bound. 19469.
Honeymoon. 27277.
Honeymoon in June. 16487.
Honolulu land. 22217.
House where I was born. 16450.
How ean I thank the stars, 967.
How could I. 31827.
How could you. 22225.
Hurrying home to my love. 4185.
I adore you in silence. 7182.
I ain't got no mammy to love me
to-night. 980.
I ain't got nothin’ now. 27811.
I am dreaming. 27313.
I am leaving to-night for that
shore. 24768.
I am pitching my tent to-night.
29770.
I awake, dear, with the dawn.
31859.
bring a song. 22239.
can feel my footstep quicken.
990.
can see the writing on the wall.
16471.
=
1646
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 31
I cannot be happy without you.
24770.
I can’t live forever in memories.
13626.
I can’t understand. 7198.
I can’t wait. 273828.
I changed my way. 273829.
I’d rather be hungry than dead.
1000.
I'd walk a mile for one little kiss.
13682.
I didn’t realize. 16489.
I don’t like ritzie places, ’cause I’m
an old fashioned girl. 22252.
I dreamed that I was queen of 'Toy-
land. 10529.
I found love when I found you.
19546.
I found you in the moonlight.
24787.
I hope youre lonesome too. 24796.
I just pretend he’s you. 24798.
I Jike to dream of a night in June.
19570.
Ili always be dreaming of you.
31903.
T’ll always be with you. 24806.
Tll be a real cowgirl. 31904.
Ill be coming home to dream of
you. 27367.
T’ll be with you. 19577.
Tut build a fortune just for you.
19578.
I'll build a little garden in my heart
for you. 1043.
T'll ever praise Thee. 10570.
Ill forgive and forget. 22288.
T’ll go through. 16530.
T’li hold you close right in my arms.
10572.
T’ll keep on loving you. 10574.
I'll never be lonesome again. 10577.
T’ll sew some stitches. 22293.
T’ll win. you back. 24822.
I long for you. 22296.
I looked into your eyes, my dear.
24826.
I lost. the girl of my dreams. 22298.
I love my mother. 27386.
I love only you. 27387.
I love the land of sunshine and
flowers. 19594.
I love the sun, the moon, the stars
and you. 24831.
I love you better now than I did
then. 31916,
I love you sincerely. 19600.
I’m a dreamer, but a dreamer of
dreams. 24835.
I’m a sleepy head. 10601.
I’m always alone and so lonely.
7285.
I’m Big Shot Wisecrack Knowall.
27405.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
I’m bouncing around like a big rub-
ber ball. 7289.
I’m coming back to stay. 24838.
I'm dreaming in the valley of the
moon. 24840.
I’m dreaming, just dreaming of
you. 10608.
I’m dreaming the hours away for
you. 16567.
I’m falling in love with you. 381931.
I'm feeling blue. 1086.
I’m going back tc my sweetheart.
16571.
I’m going back to the mountains.
27415.
I’m going home where the cattle
roam. 22325.
I’m happy. 10621.
I’m headin’ west. 24846.
I’m in love with you. 1101.
I’m just a hobo. 24853.
I’m just a lonely gypsy heart.
10629.
Im just a wandering cowboy.
16585.
I’m just rocking in the cradle of
the moon. 7316,
I’m laughing with the man in the
moon. 19622.
I’m lonely to-night. 196238.
I’m looking for someone to love me.
1109.
Vm not what you think I am.
24864.
I’m out on a limb up in a tree.
1115.
I’m pinning leaves on the trees.
10650.
I’m rythm, all rythm, and nothin’
else but. 16602.
I'm sailing for fair Hawaii. 10656.
I’m selling you me. 27441.
I’m sitting on top of a rainbow.
24868.
I’m smoking my pipe of dreams.
27444.
I’m so happy, oh, so happy, my love
will marry me. 13729.
I’m taking you at face value.
29824.
I’m thinking of you to-night, sweet-
heart. 22362.
I’m waiting for you. 27447.
I’m waiting for you to say I do.
27448.
I’m waiting Margarett. 10667.
I’m wondering if we will love
again. 27451.
I’m your prisoner. 24878.
I miss you so, dear. 7344.
I need you. 48318.
I never dreamed. 22375.
I never knew that I loved you,
until we parted. 7352.
126829—37——_10 1647
I never meant to love you. 16624,
I often think of you. 16626.
I once loved a girl. 1189.
I paid for your amusement with
my heart. 1141.
I’se going back to Alabama. 27468.
I see your love in the tea leaves.
1145.
I spell love in the twinkle of your
eyes. 16640.
I squeezed your hand, you squeezed
mine too. 223891.
I still have you, dear, in my dreams.
13756.
I still love you. 1150.
I struck gold when I found you.
19661.
I take what the gods drop into my
lap. 18760.
I tied a wish on the rainbow,
19663.
I tumble along like a tumble weed.
19665.
I’ve been pinching myself black and
blue. 16646.
I’ve got a weakness for you. 31998.
I’ve got the North Dakota blues.
19673.
I’ve just got to dance. 27484.
I want to be loved by you. 7401.
I want to be your king of romance.
22415.
I want to say something that no
one else has said. 13797.
I wanta balance my love account.
16667.
I will always love you, love you
tenderly. 10722.
I will wait in the gloaming for you.
22425.
wish I were a birdie. 7411.
wish that old picture could talk.
13807.
I wonder. 19692.
I wonder, dear, do you. 138809.
I wonder who eares ’cause [’m
I
a
blue. 10782.
wonder why. 22428.
If all my tears were raindrops.
7426.
If I could always sing to you.
24983.
If I could only be sure of you.
16686.
Tf I could only find her. 16687.
If I had a thousand hearts. 22487.
If I had just one more day. 22488.
If only our yesterdays could be
our to-morrows. 32045.
If only we had wings, dear. 19716.
If you are still single. 27519.
If you care as I care. 10761.
If you want to write a popular
song. 22447.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)-——Continued.
Imogene. 27524.
In a cabin on a river side. 10777.
In a cozy corner of your heart.
27526.
In a little China town to-night.
27529.
In Carolina land. 1225.
In demand for an oid fashioned
curl. 22458.
In Dreamland’s Dreamy street.
29879.
In dreams. 275386.
In dreams I hear you ealling.
Pahari e
In his arms. 7472.
In my dream, 24971.
In my dreams last night. 82077.
In the circle of your arms. 19767.
In the heart of the prairie. 18856.
In the land of cotton. 1248.
In the land of my dreams. 22478.
In the light of a romantic moon.
24987.
In the royal Rockies. 19771.
In the shadow of the narrow boul-
evard. 29895.
In the shadows of the pine clad
mountains. 10815.
In the shadows, which the covered
wagon made. 10816.
In the spirit of prophecy. 7499.
In the springtime, in the sunshine.
13864.
In the valley of my dreams. 4416.
In the valley of the roses. 7504.
In the valley of the San Joaquin.
grow. 13865.
In the village of Sin Yang. 16756.
In Yoho valley. 19777.
In your arms again. 16759.
Indication of love. 32094.
Indiscreet baby. 19782.
Into the twilight with you. 1267.
Iowa moon. 22498.
Iris time. 27567.
Isle of Found. 22502.
Isle of Hawaii. 16782.
It is love. 29919.
It’s a one sided love affair. 4447.
It’s just you and I in our dreams.
10872.
It’s nothing else but hi-de-ho.
299380. .
It’s only an old faded picture.
25024.
It’s only my heart beating for you.
13907.
It’s the girl and not the place. 7555.
It’s the girl you love. 7556.
It’s the Rocky Mountain fever.
13910.
1648
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
It’s you. 16810.
It’s you I want. 19823.
It seems. 10885.
it was in the meadow. 27591.
It was written in the stars. 1811.
Jesus, King of Kings. 22541.
Jesus stands waiting. 19837.
Jewel of my heart. 7
June moon. 19849.
Just a baby song. 138948.
Just a baby’s lullaby. 19851.
Just a blanket of white roses.
27615.
Just a dream. 16848, 32168.
Just a dream I’ve painted. 19855.
Just a dream sweetheart. 27616.
Just a flame. 7591.
Just a hobby of mine. 22557.
Just a little bit of love. 16845.
Just a little cottage in the moun-
tains. 25063.
Just a little kiss on the Stairs.
10932.
Just a little love affair. 25065.
Just a roaming vagabond. 25068.
Just a simple mountain gal. 27622.
Just a wish for a cottage. 1360.
Just an attitude. 7599.
Just an isle of broken dreams.
32171.
Just an old album of keepsakes.
1361.
Just an old fashioned fireplace
a burning. 16848.
Just another amateur. 22569.
Just another day. 22571.
Just another dream. 32172.
Just another way for me to say
I love you. 1865.
Just a-roaming in the gloaming.
16852.
Just because I’m always dreaming
dreams of you. 22573
Just because you’re you. 19868.
Just dreaming. 138969, 19870.
Just fifty years ago. 13970.
Just for a glimpse of you. 19873.
Just for me. 10945.
Just like that. 29959.
Just longin’ foah you and a kiss.
19878.
Just mother’s own little man.
27680.
Just promise you'll be mine for-
ever. 27632.
Just waiting. 16862.
Just wondering. 7629.
Just you. 19883.
Just you and I. 7681.
Just you and I in my airplane.
27640.
Kathryn. 25096.
Keep forever in your mind. 19890.
Keep the dollar rolling. 138992.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Keep the kettle singing. 27645.
Kiss away my tears, darling.
25108.
Kiss in the heart of the rose-bud.
1399.
Kiss me, love me, and kiss me
again. 1400.
Kiss, such bliss, then this. 19903.
Kneeling at the cross. 27658.
Lady in blue. 22604.
Lady o’ mine. 27670.
Last good-bye. 14024, 16906.
Last night. 382236.
Lazy Coquille. 1486.
Lazy Lou. 27675.
Leap year song. 11011.
Leave the light a-burning.. 1489.
Legionnaire. 1448.
Let me down easy. 382251.
Let me dry all your tears. 1451.
Let me hold your hand. 16923.
Let me look into your eyes once
again. 1456.
Let me tag along with you. 27694.
Let me take your hand. 4608.
Let’s be young always. 27699.
Let’s build a bridge to the moon.
251538.
Let’s build a little home together.
1461.
Let’s forget, sweetheart. 14057.
Let’s have it my way, dear. 27708.
Let’s set sail to far off Dreamland.
30020.
Let’s skip across the dew. 16945.
Let’s try it over again. 27717.
Let’s try to forget. 11048.
Let us be sweethearts forever.
14076.
Let us kiss and make up for a
while. 19978.
Let us live in the house of our
dreams. 4681.
Letter to mother. 11052.
Life of a farmer. 27722.
Life on a farm. 11060.
Life will be a song. 27725.
Life’s saddest song. 14084.
Light your pipe and let me linger.
19991.
Lights of home. 4645.
Lilac lane. 14089, 16968.
Linger longer. 16976.
Listening for your voice. 11071.
Listening to the patter of the rain.
14096.
Little angel. 27735.
Little booties. 7758.
Little Broncho Busting Tiger Lily.
16991.
Little dancing partner. 382304.
Little darling. 14107.
Little frame house upon a hill.
30035.
1649
Little house on wheels. 7769.
Little maiden in the Ozarks. 1508.
Little old home on the hill. 32309.
Little old red cottage by the
stream. 17011.
Little pal of the desert. 14114.
Little princess. 11087.
Little red hat. 22672.
Little red rose. 11088.
Little silver haired mother of mine.
32314.
Little sod shack on the plain.
25196.
Little sunshine of love. 27752.
Little sweetheart, let’s a-Maying
go. 17015.
Little things that Pll do. 14120.
Little white shoes. 4676.
Little white vision of dad’s Strad-
ivarius. 30049.
Little world of yesterday. 20016.
Log cabin in the pines. 32328.
Log house. 20024.
Lolita. 7787.
Lonely. 4685.
Lonely and dreaming. 4686.
Lonely cowboy. 22689.
Lonesome and blue. 22695.
Lonesome lane. 14139.
Long ago. 20050.
Longing. 22703.
Longing for a bit of happiness.
27776.
Longing to make you mine. 7804.
Look for the Christ, He will be
found. 22704,
Look, the moon is shining. 11122.
Looking for a lost man. 7809.
Love as Jesus loved. 11131.
Love came to me. 20072.
Love dream. 20077.
Love dreams. 17057.
Love finds a way. 20078.
Love fondly commands my soul.
PZ:
Love, hope and dreams, dear.
27799.
Love I am waiting. 4720.
Love in St. Augustine. 22728,
Love is a dream. 27802.
Love is like a melody. 17068.
Love is no game. 27809.
Love is not for sale. 380071.
Love is only a dream. 7834.
L-o-v-e, love is how I spell it, 11151.
Love me. 4729.
Love of flowers. 20094.
Love’s passed me by. 32384.
Love speaks thru the _ flowers.
32386,
Love to educate. 17077.
Love was just imagination. 14171.
Loveliest thing. 22744.
Lovelight in your eyes. 4749.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—Continued.
Lover’s blues. 17082.
Lovers’ delight. 14180.
Lover’s lane. 80080.
Loves carillon. 25269.
Love’s consolation. 14184.
Love’s dream. 14187.
Love’s echo. .25271.
Love’s sunset dreams.
Love’s thrill. 17091.
Lovin’ in the moonlight. 30084.
Loving a girl like you. 14194.
Loving Bill. 25275.
Loving River. 14197.
Loving you. 1607, 27835.
Lullaby lane. 14202.
Lullaby song of my mother. 11186.
Madness is my fate, over you.
25281.
Magic hours. 27853.
Magic spell of cheery song.
Major Bowes. 7891.
Make my dreams come true. 30106.
Making believe you belong to me.
25286.
Mamu. 25288.
Man in the moon. 201389.
Man up in the moon is crooning a
tune. 27861.
Many thanks to you my dear.
Margery dear. 17189.
Marjorie. 14224.
Marlon. 20159.
Mary Anna. 30124.
Maureen, dear colleen. 17154,
May I walk with you by the light of
the moon. 17156.
14162.
7884.
7904.
Maybe I wouldn’t mind. 1681.
Medley of love. 27895.
Meet me tonight in Roseland.
25316.
Meet me under the moon. 7939.
Meet me when the stars are shining.
22805.
Meet the leader man.
Melody of love. 4824.
Memories. 11251, 27904.
Memories are only heartaches.
mee
Memories in the springtime.
Memories of blossom time.
Memories of you. 14252.
Memory of dreams. 30147.
Memory trail. 4830.
Memory’s dream garden. 25327.
Mem/’ries and dreams. 1699.
Menrries, when all the lights are
low. 1701.
Mem’ry moon. 27908.
Message dear, for you.
Midnight moon. 4845.
Midnight waltz. 22828.
Million sweet nothings. 17194.
Mississippi shore. 27936.
22806.
203 86.
4828.
17189.
1650
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
20204.
17209.
17212.
Mississippi waltz.
Mite o’ blarney.
Modernly yours.
Molly. 4864.
Montana Lou. 39173.
Moon. 17280, 20222.
Moon dreams. 8001, 25360.
Moon love. 14289.
Moon magic. 22857.
Moon man. 14291.
Moon of love. 8004.
Moon shadow on the water.
Moon time melcdy. 325381.
Moonkteams softly falling
water. 1754.
Moonlight. 27958.
Moonlight and you, dear.
Moonlight madness. 20233.
Moonlight movies. 25369.
Moonlight night without you.
32599.
20229.
on the
17242.
Moonlight thru the pines. 27965.
Moonlit waters and violets. 1762.
Morning dew, violets, and you.
4893.
Morning star. 8024.
Mother, daddy and home. 27976.
Mother dear, ’m coming back to
you. 20248.
Mother, the heart
11324. »
Mother’s old chair. 4904.
Mountain memories. 14321.
Mountain range. 25390.
Musie. 32552.
Must I pay the ransom. 8054.
of the home.
My air castles tumbled down.
11347.
My Badlands girl. 22900.
My barefoot boy. 11349.
My bay bridge baby. 30204.
My bluebird returned when I found
you. 1810, 17281.
My boyhood home on the hill.
22806.
My broken
11354.
My brown eyed Frankie.
My Carolina mother dear.
My castle of dreams. 14346.
My childhood home. 11357.
My Corah Lee. 20271.
My darling dear. 20274.
My darling Sally. 14854.
My dear home on the farm. 380210.
My desert shack. 11369.
My desire. 17294.
My dream. 17296.
My dream is you. 1822.
My dream meadow. 17301.
My dream mountain home.
My dream of a cabin. 20278.
My dream of the West. 25424.
My English cottage home. 14362.
eastle of dreams.
11355.
22907.
28009.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
My exception. 30215.
My garden. 28016.
My garden of love. 22922.
My garden of tomorrow. 11378.
My gifts of happiness. 28017.
My girl friend. 28018.
My bard working man. 4948.
My Hawaiian dreams. 22927.
My heart beats under lock. 4993.
My heart is a haunted house.
11388.
My heart is calling you. 28025.
My heart is in quarantine. 22929.
My heavenly abode. 22935.
My Holland dream. 28032.
My home in the mountains, my
home on the range. 20289.
My home in the wildwood. 32591.
My home on the farm. 22937.
My honey brownie. 1844.
My hopes for love shall never fade.
4966.
My ILilinois home. 14884.
My Indiana Rose. 1848.
My Jo of Idaho. 28034.
My Leecel Lee. 14889.
My Lindy Lou. 11400.
My little baby boy. 14391.
My little brown shack on the
prairie. 30232.
My little girl of the avenue. 25448.
My little girl of the valley. 8107.
My little gray home. 1855.
My little old cottage so white.
8108.
My little ole home in the moun-
tains. 28039.
My little sheik doll. 28042.
My little woodiand house. 20298.
My log cabin home. 22947.
My love dream come true. 20301.
My love for you is constant. 25454.
My love reaches up to you. 14404.
My love rings out to you. 14405.
My mother. 14408, 30240.
My mother’s lullaby. 22958.
My mother’s what-not and the wee
low chair. 14410.
My oid fashioned home. 17339.
My old home. 32618.
My old iog cabin home. 11416.
My old pal, Roxie. 20314.
My own home among the bills.
28056.
My pal, why did you leave me.
30244.
My roamin’ days are over. 22974.
My rosary of memory. 28065.
My rose of the valley. 32626.
My Shanghai rhapsody. 25473.
My shrine divine. 11481.
My silver haired sweetheart. 8142.
My smiling Agnes. 14422.
My song. 11486.
My southern rose. 8145.
My siream-line sweetie. 82628.
My Sue. 20326.
My sunbonnet girl. 1903.
My sunbonnet, sunflower Sue.
8147.
My sweet Hawaiian. 11442.
My sweet romance. 30258.
My symbols of love show that I’m
thinking of you. 22982.
My theme song. 17359.
My treasure house of memory.
14429.
My Vermont. 20832.
My western home. 19138.
My wonderful star of hope. 1917.
Narragansett Bay. 8160.
Nation’s darling. 28089.
‘Neath that dreamy San Juan
moon. 28083.
Needle goes ’round and ’round.
28086.
Neglected wife. 20345.
Neun faden tief der see. 28089.
Never again will it thrill me.
23001.
New, new moon. 25497.
Night for love. 23021.
Night of dreams. 25510.
Nita. $203.
No mail today. 28106.
No man ever fell in love with me.
17421.
No more huggin’, no more kissin’.
25518.
No one. 25519.
No palace could take the place in
my heart, of that little log cabin
of mine. 20377.
Not one or two, but three or four.
28120.
Now we must meet as friends.
Ieee
Nursery train. 30301.
Oh, baby, you were meant for me.
30314.
Oh! guide me back to my sweet-
heart. 2004.
Oh, hello there. 25547.
Oh, I never knew, until I met you.
28148.
Oh, it is love. 23060.
Oh, it must be love. 20406.
Oh, let me go back and live in
my dreams. 25550.
Oh littie house of my memories.
11548.
Oh, lovely heart. 5101.
Oh promise to love me to-day.
8260.
Oh, river, please carry me home.
8261.
Oh, so close to my heart. 25555.
Oh soul, come unto Me. 32751.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)-—Continued.
Oh sweetheart, in a month and a
Gaya) a2ua2e
Oh take me back where I want to
be. 23065.
Oh, that Romeo. 20410.
Oh the power of love that’s de-
voted and true. 8265.
Oh, this is Texas to me. 20411.
Oh, where are the flowers of June.
20412.
Oh, won’t you take me back.
Old apple tree. 20414.
Old fashioned cowboy. 28163.
Old fashioned mother. 28164.
Old fashioned tune. 11562.
Old Indian trails. 20422.
Old Irish home by the sea.
Old Kentucky. 14500.
Old love chest is hidden in the
garden of my heart. 28169.
Old man Frost. 20423.
Old Pinto. 23091.
Old Quaker church on the hill.
5127.
Old rocking chair. 11573, 17487.
Old shady pine. 20480.
2013.
14498.
Old silvery moon. 23094.
Old stone abode. 23096.
Old virady we281 7G
Old violin. 14508.
Omni roses blooming. 32766.
On a lifetime honeymoon. 25577.
On a midsummer day by the whis-
pering stream. 20441.
On a summer evening. 25579.
On that log in the old sugar place.
14514.
On the lofty golden mountain.
23111.
On the river in the ‘moonlight.
5147.
On the saucy Zeppelin. 20456.
On the shores of an emerald sea.
20457.
On the trail of the mountain pines.
20458.
On yonder rosy isle. 20464.
One and only girl. 28193.
One night. 82785.
Only a beautiful bubble. 28202.
Only a memory. 20478,
Only a rose. 23121.
Only in dreams. 28207.
Only Jesus. 32790.
Only you. 23125.
O-o-do-a-little. 28211.
Oregon moon. 80357.
Oregon rose. 28215.
Oregon skies. 25618.
Other smiles may charm me yet.
28218.
Our bungalow of love.
Our dream home. 231388.
20487.
1652
pia, nis. jae
Our own apartment. 2089.
Our own dear old U. S. A. 20492.
Our rendezvous of love. 25622.
Our unseen allies. 14550.
Out under the moon. 25629.
Out where the sun goes to rest.
2091.
Over here. 25633.
Palm trees. 30376.
Paradise is empty now. 23156.
Paradise on review. 2106.
Pardon me, Miss. 11647.
Party gin. ddliGa2.
Peace parade. 8886.
Peek-a-boo moon. 145738.
Pendleton trail. 20530.
Picture of you in my memory.
11684.
Picture on the wall. 25667.
Picture that hangs on the wall.
11686.
Pine trees all around me.
Pines. | 30410.
Pipe dreams. 30411.
Place by the wayside with you.
30412.
Planning. 23185.
Playing with my heart.
Please come back. 25677.
28272.
20558.
Please don’t try to vamp me.
17629.
Please, may I have this dance.
176382.
Piease Mr. Moon, won’t you help
me to get back the lover I lost.
5238.
Polka dot Sally. 5248.
Prairie in the West. 30425.
Press your gentle lips to mine.
82912.
Pressed rose. 25707.
Put on your little white tam.
17681.
Putman girls. 20609.
Queen of my heart. 2211.
Queen of my home. 2212.
Railroad Ray. 14638.
Rainbow brought me love. 20627.
Rainbow gold. 283382.
Rainbow rays. 382955.
Rangeland melody. 11788.
Ranger met a stranger. 28334.
Red bird’s welcome. 23244.
Red head. 30452.
Remember those days. 238248.
Remembrance. 17722.
Reminding me of you. 2254.
Ringlets of blazing red _ hair.
14674.
River John Day. 33005.
River moon. 5842.
River of dreams. 14677.
Rock me in the cradle of the moon.
5348.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Rocky Mountain moon. 20677.
Roll along desert moon. 11847.
Roll on, silver river. 2306.
Romance. 14692, 25784.
Romancing ‘neath the rainbow.
28385.
Rose of my heart, sweet little Rose
of the pines. 11860.
Roselee of sunny Tennessee. 17776.
Roses and you. 14712.
Roses “round the door. 14714.
"Round the turn in the _ road.
23290.
Sacred vow of love. 8597.
Safety first. 17792.
Sailing sweetheart. 28423.
Sally Ann, there’s moonglow on the
lake. 14720.
Sally Belle. 23298.
Sally, the girl of my dreams.
28427.
Sands of the great Sahara. 17809.
Say it with flowers. 28489.
Say you’re mine. 2370.
School mate of mine. 33078.
Searching for a blue-eyed daisy.
8636.
Selig sind die armen. 25832.
Seventeeen and twenty. 28460.
Shadow time. 23327.
Shadows. 5488.
Shadows of love. 11945.
Shall I hear you say. 28467.
She could. 23335.
She’s a little Irish colleen. 25851.
She’s an old fashioned mother in
her old fashioned home. 8660.
She’s got a mortgage on my heart.
28472.
She was my wonderful treasure.
8662.
Shining eyes of grey. 17877.
Ships. 28341.
Ships that pass in the night.
14782.
Shipwrecked Susan. 14783.
Should you forget me. 28480.
Silence is gold. 14789.
Silver bells. 23352.
Silver linings. 8683.
Silver moon in Chinatown. 33140.
Silver threads are on my brow.
23356.
Since he called me his sweetheart
that night. 20779.
Since I found you. 24538.
Since I’ve lost you. 20780.
Since you left without saying good-
bye. 23362.
Since you’ve gone away. 14797.
Sing again, my mother dear.
11989.
Sing an old Irish song. 28501.
1653
Sing me an old fashioned waltz
song. 2464.
Sing to me. 17914.
Sitting in her old willow chair.
20795.
Skating pond under the hill. 20796.
Slam on the brakes. 17984.
Sleep, sonny boy, Sweet dreams.
2476.
Sleepytime. 20808.
Slow-poke. 2481.
Smile again, dear pal, smile for me.
25898.
Smile again for me. 8717.
Smile, smile, smile. 25900.
Smiles. 14827.
Smiles in the moonlight. 25901.
Smiling through tears. 17941.
Smoke’s curling over the _ roof.
17942.
So beautiful. 5512.
So loneiy and blue. 25911.
Some day you'll understand. 8742.
Some time in the night. 14852.
Somebody’s love. 33222.
Someone. 20837.
Someone far above par. 338225.
Song of the mountain trail. 28562.
Song of the sails. 14875.
Song that reminds me of you. 2548.
Songs of home, 25944.
Sorry. 8786.
Southern moonlight. 8794.
Spanish lady. 28578.
Spanish shawl ’round your shoul-
der. 17998.
Sparkling eyes. 5565.
Splashin’ in de puddles. 28578.
Spring is here again. 30608.
Spring’s echo. 8810.
Springtime. 23444.
Springtime and you. 20888.
Springtime in the West. 383267.
Springtime is ringtime. 2578.
Springtime is ringtime to me.
28583.
Springtimes of the past. 88138.
Star of my dreams. 23451.
Starlight waltz. 30621.
Stars of hope. 2586.
Start the day with music. 2589.
Stephen Collins Foster. 88383.
Stepping out. 12126.
Stillness of the night. 28595.
Story in the moon’s own words.
20908.
Strength and wisdom. 38287.
Strolling in the moonlight. 2609.
Sugar plums for bait. 12145.
Sunbonnet days. 28615.
Sunny honeymoon. 28617.
Sunrise on the Shiloh trail. 28618.
Sunset. 23488.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—-Continued.
Sunset,—come nearer, dear heart.
14946.
Sunset in Colorado. 14947.
Sunsets. 30647.
Suppose I propose to you. 23492.
Suppose love did. 33308.
Suppose we stay home to-night.
2635.
Surely and truly time will tell.
20987.
Susanna, hold onto that wheel.
26010.
Sweet bells of memory. 30650.
Sweet dreams. 14959, 28636.
Sweet Georgia Rose. 33319.
Sweet girl like you. 26015.
Sweet jasmine and you dear Ade-
line. 2648.
Sweet Margaret. 14966.
Sweet memories. 8881, 18057.
Sweet Pris with the Irish blue eyes.
23505.
Sweet romance. 12176.
Sweet songs of love. 5645.
Sweet stay at home. 28689.
Sweet summer night. 18061.
Sweet sweetie dear, why don’tcha.
12179.
Sweetheart, I heard you calling.
2662.
Sweetheart o’ mine. 28643.
Sweetheart of all my dreams.
30665.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 18065.
Sweethearts forever. 2668.
Swing in the old chestnut tree.
30670.
Swinging on a grape vine Swing.
14989).
Swinging on the old front gate.
23528.
Swingtime sweetheart. 28657.
Take me back to old Dakota.
20978.
Take me with your charms. 12220.
Take that frown off your face, little
darling. 30683.
Tame the modern dame. 2688,
Teach me how to pray. 28679.
Teach me Thy way, oh Lord.
20994.
Tell de Lawd I’se comin’ when mah
work am thru. 33377.
Tell her while the moon rolls by.
8933.
Tell me are you happy with me.
23561.
Tell me of the love you used to feel.
12247.
Tell me there’s a chance for me.
23564.
Tenderly. 8942, 12252.
Texas, the big frying pan. 28689.
1654
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
That certain girl. 26077.
That childhood home of mine.
5710.
That hillbilly sweetheart of mine.
23576.
That little dream baby of mine.
2718.
That little old shack. 33387.
That little silvry stream. 15057.
That little white house. 18137.
That little word called home.
23577.
That Rocky Mountain home of
mine. 21026.
That’s when I gave in to love.
15068.
That’s where I keep my heart.
18145.
That someone is you. 23586.
That tar paper shack by the river.
- 26091.
That would be OC. K. by me. 2781.
Them John Henry blues. 2732.
There are no stars. 23588.
There are two eyes in Dixie. 28718.
There has to be love. 8984.
There is love in our hearts. 5734.
There is something about you
honey. 23591.
There’s a eabin on the stream.
235938.
There’s a dear old spot, a house
and, lot. 21050.
There’s a hurt in my heart, dear.
12307.
There’s a little white cottage on
the shore of the lake. 28724.
There’s a new star shining in
heaven. 8992.
There’s a song in my heart for you.
18158.
There’s a trail at the end of the —
rainbow. 2753.
There’s an Ethiopian love song on
the ‘air. 12318.
There’s romance in the air. 12320.
They say it’s raining today. 18172.
This grand old heart of mine.
15093.
This is my well beloved son. 33423.
This lovely night, just made for
love. 28748.
This thrilling moment. 15096.
Those deep blue hills of home.
23614.
Thoughts. 15102.
Through my open door. 21092.
Thru life together. 23619.
Thunder in the Rockies. 28754.
Tim O’Reilly. 15113.
Time, the place and you. 26127.
Time will tell. 28762.
Tin peddler. 28764.
To Iona. 9031.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
To my Bible. 26137.
To my love. 236838.
Token. 21114.
To-morrow. 28780.
Tonight is ours. 12372.
Tragedy in the frozen north. 18224.
Trail isn’t sunny unless you smile.
18226.
Trail that leads to you. 28790.
Treading the stars with you. 18229.
Treasure of my dream rainbow.
23652.
True love is the monarch of the
world. 35508.
Trust Him for He knows best.
Usilel
Trying to forget. 28807.
Tumbled down shack on the hill.
30027.
Twilight and you. 26170.
Twilight dreams. 5838, 15165.
Twilight hour. 21160.
Twilight on the west Texas plain.
26171.
Twilight time in my old home town.
33539.
Twin family. 23667.
Two hearts beating together. 5845.
Two hours in paradise with you.
9099. -
Two little overall girls. 33546.
Two-timin’ Sue. 12448.
Under a Gypsy moon. 18263.
Under our canopy of blue. 9107.
Under the moon. 21176.
Under the old walnut tree. 26184.
Under the prairie moon. 15184.
Underneath the Mohawk moon.
15189.
Underneath the old palm _ tree.
30802.
Underneath the silvery moon.
9118.
Until you say adieu. 288583.
Unwanted love. 18274.
Vacation dreamland. 23686.
Vagabond biues. 15195.
Vanished dreams. 9182.
Vine covered shack in the moun-
tains. 18295.
Violets in the vale. 12507.
Vision from my fireplace. 21208.
Wait for me in sunny California.
9162.
Waiting for my star to fall. 23715.
Waiting in the shadow of the pine.
18315.
Wake not, but hear me, love. 28889.
Wake up time on the farm. 15226.
Walking alone without you. 21222)
Walking in the garden. 5919.
Waltz of romance. 15229.
Waltzing in the moonlight. 15231.
Wanting you. 21240.
1659
Wardrobe blues. 15238.
Way of the blue Amazon. 28908.
Way out on the western plain.
15245.
We'll both be young and fair again.
21255.
We'll share our secret with the man
in the moon. 28915.
We'll smile together. 18342.
We played upon the sunlit strand.
21264.
We're happy by the river. 18347.
We said good-bye but we weren’t
thru. 21269.
Weather beaten cabin. 18357.
Welcome. 21279.
West land. 28935.
Western moon. 23760, 23761.
What can I do without you. 30865.
What care I. 3008.
What God wanted of me. 12581.
What’s going to become of me.
23774.
What shall I do with my memories.
28949.
When acacia trees are golden in
California. 15291.
When evening calls. 12601.
When father played the fiddle.
15292.
When I dream of that day and you.
21311.
When I hold you in my arms.
28961.
When I received a message just to
tell me you're gone. 238800.
When I sat on my mother’s knee.
ZG
When I’ve almost forgotten. 28965.
When I waltz with you. 9270.
When in dreams, you come along.
28967.
When it’s apple blossom time in
Virginia. 28968.
When it’s autumn in the blue Olym-
pies. 153807.
When it’s harvest time in Ar-,
‘kansas. 21826.
When it’s moonlight in the valley.
3030.
When it’s sunset in the mountains.
Zsa!
When love blooms under lucky
stars. 238809.
When love was in bloom. 6021.
When Major Bowes goes on the air.
12620.
When mommy and daddy get there.
15315.
When my heart starts aching for
you. 23813.
When my ship comes in. 18423.
When my wish comes true. 33686.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—Continued.
When our love, dear, goes Decem-
bering. 30885.
When poplar leaves are rustling.
3042,
When the circus came to town.
26322.
When the clock strikes seven.
15322.
When the evening sun is sinking.
B3696.
When the farm round-up is over.
28988.
When the gold of the broom, sets
the road-sides abloom. 21337.
When the moon goes down. 15325.
When the moon hangs low in fair
Hawali. 15326.
When the moon shines bright in
Dixie. 26824.
When the roses are blooming. 9285.
When the sun and the moon go
down. 26326.
When the whippoorwill sings in the
woodland. 28999.
When they rang the golden bells
for Elinore. 338706.
When we danced the childhood
waltz. 211851.
When we meet. 6050.
When we waltz to that old blue
waltz. 263831.
When we watched the _ sunset.
26332.
When you come back to me in the
twilight. 26335.
When you get in front of my eyes.
29004.
When you have that thing called
love. 263837.
When you left me you broke my
heart. 29005.
When you're feelin’ lonesome, I’m
lonesome too. 153845.
When you stepped out. 18441.
When you teil me that you love me.
3064.
When you took me home in the
moonlight. 33716.
Where love doth reign supreme.
Where the blue Columbia River
wends its way. 29016.
Where the golden rod is nodding.
29017.
Where the Mississippi smiles.
21366.
Where the sun is always shining.
26355.
Where the sweet viocleta grows.
3077.
Where those spring lilies grow.
18448.
1656
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Wherever you go Ill be drifting.
26358.
Wherever you go, wherever you
dwell. 18452.
While it is to-day. 23844.
While Jackie rides the ranges.
23845.
While the darkies are singing.
23848.
While twilight steals into the val-
ley. 26359.
While we make love. 9805.
Whirlie-gig jig. 213877.
White birch trail. 18462.
White House and Roosevelt. 23851.
Who. 3086.
Why. 6084.
Why can’t it happen to me. 30915.
Why did I leave you, my darling.
26381.
Why did you. 26383.
Why did you do this to me. 213895.
Why do you go wasting kisses on
somebody else. 18480.
Why don’t you go back into circu-
lation. 6092.
Why have I fallen for you. 26389.
Why pretend. 3097.
Why should I be lonely. 21406.
Wild roses and you. 33761.
Will the flowers bloom again.
21411.
Will you come back to the little old
shack. 12692.
Will you promise me that. 18498.
Window of stars. 21422.
With Cupid’s darts. 29072.
With somebody else. 15398.
With you away. 9369.
With you ever and then another
glad day. 29078.
With you I’m a millionaire. 21429.
Women, the _ nation’s defense.
21487.
Wondering moon. 15409.
Wondrous love. 23907.
Won’t you be my dream come true.
21443.
Won’t you make my dream come
true. 15410.
Won’t you take a whirl with me.
15411.
World is in my way, without you.
LPS).
World needs a raindrop or two.
33 (97.
Would you? Would I? Yes I
would. 33801.
Write a line to mother to-day.
26428.
Yankeeland. 21467.
Years have flown like the ocean.
29096.
Yesteryear. 15425.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Yodel lady.
Yodeling cowboy.
You and I. 21478.
You are breaking my heart for me.
9417.
You are doubly dear. 18558.
You are my only sweetheart. 29109.
You are my own. 23985.
You are part of my life. 21488.
You are the man of my dreams.
33825.
You are the rose that grew for me.
33827.
You are the spider and I am the
fly. 3187.
You can’t buy love. 3190.
You come in dreams. 9428.
You cracked my heart like the
Liberty Bell. 33833.
You'd rather break my heart than
hurt somebody else. 23950.
You forgot to.give me love. 158576.
You have a way. 21503.
You have had your last chance.
26453.
You'll learn to appreciate when it’s
too late. 15453.
You may be sorry some day. 26466.
You may send flowers. 6184.
You must be sure. 30969.
You play on the strings of my heart.
3208.
You’re a miracle of spring’s
ecstasy. 6189.
You're like a blessed event sent
21474, 33818.
18554.
from heaven to-day. 380977.
You're my blues. 29148.
You’re my inspiration. 15476.
You’re my new sensation. 23987.
You're neglecting my affections.
18605.
You're nobody’s baby but mine.
pA SPAT
You're so different. 30981.
You're the best pal I ever knew.
- 29156.
Youre the cutest little thing.
26496.
You're the one Vl always love.
18616.
You're the owner of my heart.
29157.
You say we're through. 3235.
You still have my heart. 24010.
You tell me. 3237.
You threw my love song away.
18622.
You took my heart, you must take
me. 29164.
You’ve chosen. 29165.
Youve grown so dear to me.
You wanted true love, I wanted
the moon. 21547.
You were my dream. 12831.
6233.
You were sincere. 29171.
You were singing to me.
You win. 29172.
Your eyes are telling what your
lips won’t say. 29176.
Your hand on my gate.
Your lips. 9492.
Your love rests in my heart. 21557.
Your memory will stay within my
heart. 6245,
Your sincere friend.
Cross (U. J.):
Home. 942,
Lullaby lad. 1618.
Old Man Noah. 20534.
Cross & Winge, ine.:
Blue bonnet girl. 13062.
Blue prairie. 6479, 13069.
Chant of the plains, I need you.
29382.
Cool water. 29427.
Dreaming of my Rocky Mountain
home. 31480.
Headin’ for the big corral. 31768.
Hoid that eritter down. 138577.
Hootbeats on the prairie. 29748.
Ride, ranger, ride. 14666.
Ridin’ in the saddle. 14668.
Song of the moving herd. 12055.
Song of the pioneers. 30598,
Songs of the pioneers. 20862.
Sons of the pioneers song folio.
8783.
Stars of the West. 380625.
Touch of God's hand. 9052.
26512,
33804.
dD896.
Westward ho. 15264.
Whispering sage. 12664.
Whisp’rin’ wind. 9310.
Yodel lady. 33818. ©
Cross of life and peace. 6685*,
Crossett (Gene) Old mill wheel.
28171.
Crossland (Harvey) New rhythm.
14445.
Crossley (C. HE.) Kiss I can’t forget.
4554.
Crossley (G. R.) Listen baby, this
means you. 32289.
Crossley (M. EH.) ‘Tantalizin’ blues.
8924.
Crossman (Joe):
Such is life.
Ups and downs.
Valse élégance. 28863.
Crosson (C.) Free love.
Crosswhite (B. L.)
28611.
28856.
22066.
Prisoner’s dream.
t1 742.
Crotwell (J. I.) Iam taking this little
rose. 16468.
Crouse (W. H.) Pilgrim’s hymnal.
11689.
Crow (Nora) Joyful message. 16840.
Crowder (Dorothy) End of the vaga-
bond’s trail. 27019.
1657
INDEX
Crowder (I. C.):
Lonely. 20036.
Mem’ries of you. 20190.
Crowder (Jack) :
Nearer to love. 32650.
Prelude to a dream. 25708.
Crowder bros. Blonde headed baby.
31174.
Crowe (Bonita) Mississippi. 27934.
Crowe (J. J.) Under a southern moon.
15178.
Crowley (Jack)
Crown publications.
Love ship. 20098.
It’s spring. 7554.
Crowson (Ruby) Under the Texas
moon. 9111.
Crowther (Rose) In my love boat you
and I. 13847.
Croyle’ (Gach) ajay) leastalligloves you!
31985.
Crumb: (G. Ho.) . Driftingep with you:
3804.
Crumbley (B. M.) Ohio valley flood.
23071,
There’s a sky of blue
18157.
Crumit (Frank)
in old New England.
Crumley (K. L.):
How. 16451.
My dream sweetheart. 17305.
Our dreams are all coming true.
17544.
Thinking. 18178.
Crump (Owen) :
Because it’s swell.
Dance man. 9957.
Hitch-hiking. 7122.
i burned my candle at both ends.
10504.
I saw you in a crowd. 7361.
It couldn’t be leve. 7531.
Rain in Kansas. 20625.
Why did you say I love you. 9829.
Crump (R. R.) We praise our nation’s
President. 9206.
Crump (William) Are you ready. 112.
Cruz (H. A. Gérard) See Gérard Cruz
6447,
(Eine AS))
Cruz (P.):
Por tu cause mujer. 32889.
Tu tienes la culpa. 33524.
Cryder
15747,
Crystal spring. 6253 (93), 9509 (163).
Csardas of love. 460*.
Csardas zenemukiado.
nap. 12207.
Csoré (Teca) See Lorinez (Teca)
Cuba, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
(H. H.) Boondoggle ballad.
Szomort: vasar-
Cubero (Juan) Tus ojos. 2855.
Cucaracha (La) 9948, 9949, 19004,
26863.
Cudzik i ska. 15516.
Cugat (Xavier):
My sombrero, 22977, 22978.
DtAwie Ns S) evo
You. 3178,
Cugley (Michael)
18026.
Cui (Cesar):
Ballade. 26866.
Desert bride. 10017.
Orientale. 83847, 30359.
Culberson (H. W.) Bless the Lord, O
my souls. 19027:
Culbertson (H. L.):
Carita. 26757.
Hour of midnight waltz. 31823.
Just a kiss in the park in old Paree.
Streamline express.
22558.
Culbertson (Howard) See Culbertson
(H. L.)
Culbreth (Bill):
Ain’techa mine. 26546.
Wanting you. 15236.
Culbreth (William) See Culbreth
(Bill)
Cullen (C. J.) 32476.
Cullen (KE. M.):
Crying over you. 13217.
Ec-sta-sy of love. 31513.
Cullen (Thomas) My waltz to you.
25481.
Cullimore (Elda) I want you. 27490.
Cullington (C. J.) We want Roosevelt.
15257, 15258.
Cullins (Mable)
for you. 1888.
Cullman (Fritzi) See Selicoff (Freda)
Culmer (A. E.) jr. Wanderlust. 9182.
Culmer (Ozzie) See Culmer (A. E.)
jr.
Culotta (Illuminato) :
Capanna. 24253.
Con te. 38642.
Fiamma. 3889, 3890.
Fiordisole. 13405, 13406, 16185.
In a Japanese garden. 7452.
Liolé. 16979, 16980.
Motivo di baci. 17256.
Ninnolo. 17417.
Se vuoi tu. 3642.
Si pud sapere. 25863.
Culver (Theresai) In the hills of Okla-
homa. 16746.
Cumberland (Gladys) :
Merry moods.
My heart is longing
Bohemian dance. 18831.
Cossack dance. 189876.
Hungarian dance, no. 2. 19502.
Cumberland Ridge Runners. We buried
her beneath the willow. 5939.
Cummings (F. J.) Men, men, men.
11259.
Cummings (J. 8S.) Misty weather.
22848,
Cummings (Jack) Song of the gailo-
pade. 14871.
Cummings (L. T.) On the river Ten-
nessee. 14521.
1658
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Cummings (M. B.):
Mother my own. 11823.
Thy faithful few. 5776.
Cummings (M. H.) Spiritual songs.
30607.
Cummings (Swayne) See Cummings
(lose)
Cummins (W. L.) My song of love.
1900.
Cunard (Lee) Sunrise, find my love
for me. 8866.
Cundy-Bettoney co.:
Adagio cantabile.
Allegretto. 31188.
Concertino. 381329.
Dolore. 31448.
Excerpt from piano sonata no. 10.
32546.
Flight of the bumble-bee. 31587.
Hymn to the sun. 31844,
Rock Hill. 33018.
St. Julien, 33044.
Tales from the Vienna woods.
33359.
Cuneo (A. F.)
6690.
Cunningham (A. H.)
chalant guy. 19620.
Cunningham (Betty)
night. 12335.
Cunningham (Bill)
to you, my Texas.
31137.
32 studi e 4 duetti.
[’m just a non-
This lonely
I’m coming back
1082, 1083, 7294,
19608.
Cunningham (Claire) Song of the
tramp. 5548.
Cunningham (Donald) Moonlight
bridge. 20230.
Cunningham (Kay) Rehearsing.
14650.
Cunningham (L. 8.) Why don’t you
tell me so. 26388.
Cunningham (M. E.) I guess the laugh
is on me. 31888.
Cunningham (M. F.):
Time, the place and you. 26127.
Where the mountain meets the sea.
3076.
Cunningham (Margie)
ham (M. E.)
Cupero (E. V.):
Again, sweetheart, again. 240381
Cay.
See Cunning-
Sweet moments at home. 24031
(201).
Cupp (B. L. 8S.)
mother that’s gone.
To that dear old
21108.
Cuqua (H. SS.) Oo-la-la-au-revoir-
cheerio. 2077.
Curci (G. M.) I love you tenderly.
31919.
Curcio (J. R.) Some day I’m going to
change your name to mine. 25917.
Curé (F. BD.) Lodge candidate. 22681*.
Curlett (M. R.):
Dancing under the moon.
I love you, darling. 16551.
Wonderful mother. 15407.
Curley (Frank) lLove-music.
Curley (Leo) :
Ill be waiting, sailor boy, for you.
9966.
02381.
6253 (205).
Somebody just like you. 6253
(481).
Sweetheart time. 6253 (467).
Yankee dude’ll do. 6253. (542).
Curran (B. V.) jr. I have your love.
19556.
Curran (P. G.):
Bird songs. 236.
Two magicians. 2869.
Currau (Marguerite)
840.
Currie (R. D.) Let’s pretend we’re
sweethearts. 4625.
Currier (© RB.) :
Because the rose must fade.
Fox hunting round the fire.
Great voices. 19361.
Love’s springtide. 14191.
My boyhood home. 14343.
Peace on the deep. 20522.
Song ot the thruster. 14876.
When thou art near. 15330.
Good night.
18789.
13482.
Currier (Hmil) Lips that I idolize.
11069.
Currier (J. H.):
All roads lead to Cleveland. 6292.
Charms. 3572.
Currier (O. H.) Toy strewn home.
15148.
Curry (A. B.):
It’s music to my ears.
Poker face. 8487.
Curry (AOS. Coy)
Don’t you understand. 10064.
I used to love. 10689.
My angel has the devil in her eyes.
7548.
20265.
Nile moon. 11488.
Curry (B. L.):
Dream boats. 18311.
Peace be unto thee. 25652.
Curry (Donald) :
Hand in hand. 22154.
Now love has gone. 30296.
There’s a little country town.
26099.
Curry (H. V.) Mississippi moonlight.
27935.
Curry (Jack):
I love to dream. 24882.
I’m gonna scram to Alabam’.
4279.
Little working girl. 1518.
Mother Nature’s music for
1774.
My Georgia cracker.
me.
1832.
1659
INDEX
Curry (Jack)—Continued.
My Sadie’s a Clark street hostess.
25471.
My sweetheart of to-morrow, wil!
be my sweetheart of to-day.
32632.
Ramberlin’ gambler. 5297.
Say it. 17820.
Something “bout these Yankees.
25926.
To-day. 2806.
When. 26289.
With you on my mind. 6114.
You hold the key to my heart.
3157.
You're just a racketeer sweetheart.
18597.
Youre the answer to my dreams.
8229, 26494.
Curry (W. L.) Nightingale. 25512.
Curti (Nino) Raccolta di 6 canzoni
seelte. 2217.
Curtice (FE. W.:):
Ill fall in love in three easy les-
sons. 19581.
There’s a nigger up in heaven.
21054.
Curtis (A. E.) I really can’t believe
its true. 1142.
Curtis (H. K.) I’m laughing at the
rain. 29818.
Curtis (Ernesto de):
Come back to Sorrento. 9895,
32324.
Nur du, Maria. 32719.
Piedigrotta 1986. 32869.
Say you will not forget. 14733.
Turn back to Sorrento. 383530
SB0o2.
Curwisvevin la)
Lest it be forgotten, dear.
Once again. 25590.
Curtis (W. G.) My cute Maluma girl.
15517 (256).
Curtiss (R. S.)
of 19387. 6648.
Curtiss (Sidney) pseud.
(CB) gr.
Curtsinger (G. T.) Scherzo.
Curwen (J.) & sons, ltd.:
Address to the wood-lark.
All men, all things. 27911.
All ye that cried unto the Lord.
Z2T9N2.
Bantam hen. 3412.
Castles in the air. 387.
Chansons populaires de l’ancienne
France. 3812738.
_ Cradle song. 29489.
25146.
Columbia class song
See Samuel
29444.
qa
Dirge for Phillida. 16025.
Fairy friends. 381552.
Fairy queen. 716.
Gentile maiden. 24608.
Heraclitus. 16394.
pt. IIT, n. s.,-v. 381
If those who live in shepherd’s
bower. 19723.
Jesus lives. 4486.
Land of my fathers.
Little King. 20007.
Mists before the sunrise fly. 22847.
29904.
Moon magic. 4875.
Move eastward, happy _ earth.
17261.
Night is departing. 27914.
Pigeons. 17612.
Piper, 2148.
Roll the old chariot along. 5352.
Te Deum in A. 23555.
Windy nights. 9358.
Wishing moon. 15395*.
Curzon (Frederic) :
In Malaga. 32078.
Pantaloon. 17572.
Zingares¢a. 8258.
Cusenza (M. G.) Preludio e Fuga in
Sol minore. 20588.
Cushing (Edward) It’s in the bag.
19809. :
Cushing (T. M.) When you say Ma
cherie. 9294.
Cusick (Kenneth) :
Say I do. 8622.
Who cculd ask for more. 9314.
Custer (J. L.):
I’m gettin’ no where fast. 10611.
It’s dark around my door. 4451.
You'd have to be in love. 15444.
Custer (Jim) See Custer (J. L.)
Custy. Mano-Manola. 1646.
Cutler (G. E.) I’m saved. 19683.
Cutter (Murray) Snow queen. 12015.
Cutting (—) Why wait. 3100.
Cutting (Fred) lLet’s walk in loveli-
ness. 20164.
Cutty (Thomas):
Concert waltz.
It’s cld New York.
Cuvillier (Ch.). Roman d’un jeune
homme pauvre. 2310.
Cyklopisches hammertricinium,
Cymbeline. 383904 (49).
Cypbus (Henry) Ballet of the seasons.
176.
Cyrano di Bergerac.
15891.
4460.
6696.
466*, 17851.
Czajanek (Eduard) Kosakenbraut.
7660.
Ozak (T.) Katia. . 32194.
Czechoslovakia, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 9.
Czernik (Willi) Marionette.
Czerny (Charles) :
Exercices d’octaves et de staccato.
29189 (105).
Exercices et études
324382.
en doubles
notes. 29189 (106).
Czibulka (Alfons) New horizons.
32662.
1660
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dabney (E. F.) March on with Roose-
velt. 14222.
Dabney (F. T.):
Oh! you devil. 26533 (209).
You can learn the _ hootchie-
kootchie. 12862 (554).
Dabney (Ford) My cup. 30209.
Dabney (Gene) See Dabney (EH. F.)
Dacapo verlag:
Das wird noch in vielen jahren fiir
die welt ein mirchen sein...
3689.
Kukusehka. 4570.
Mit musik durch’s leben. 20209.
Nie hast du mich so gekiisst wie
heute. 20357.
Verliebt sein kannst du nur in
Wien. 5886.
Wiir’ ich ihr freund, mein friulein.
5908.
Wann i denk’, wann i denk’...
wann i utberhaupt ’was denk’.
212388.
Warum “soll ich nicht singen.
21242.
Wein, der wein, der derfat net
sein. 21278.
Dach (Simon) Betrothal dance. 6253
(37).
Da Costa (Lorenzo):
Chanson napolitaine. 24281.
Grenada. 24652.
Marche militaire. 25821.
Dada (G. M.):
Mexicana. 7960.
Rosario. 8577.
Dada (J. M.) See Dada (G. M.)
Dadisman (EK. K.) Your picture on
the wall. 3252.
Dadisman (King) See Dadisman
(KE. K.)
Dadswell (Cyril) Somebody loves
you. 28543.
Dagay (Georges) :
Grand’ papa et grand’ maman.
16309.
Sans hésiter remettons ca. 17812.
Daggett (Geraldine) :
Dedication. 190860.
Sapphie ode. 15757.
Dagne (Pauline) :
Because I’m high strung.
Gal-za-wal-zee. 13448.
Hop on my pony and ride in to
town. 29750.
If I owned a spot of ground I’d
plant me a Japanese cherry tree.
19715.
Off for magic play. 20404.
Oklahoma, you set me going on
my trail. 28160.
Smiles from Dublin to you. 30565.
Sure I would be your life boy.
28627.
21685.
That promise I’d give to you.
23581.
You planted a forget-me-not in my
heart. 21513.
Dahl (A. F.) Two of us. 33549.
Dahlgren (D. J.) Harp sounds. 22167.
Dahlin (Anna) All alone. 12888.
Dahlin (E. A.) If you would only love
me; 19780:
Dahlquist (E. V.) Seandinavian song
and dance album. 14736.
Dahlquist (L. E.) Kryssarvals. 32223.
Dahm thar): :
Bourrée. 18749.
Menuet from the Septet, op. 20.
15689.
Pastoral dance.
Dailey (F. R.)
17588.
Wedding bells in the
valley. 5955.
Dailey (Francis) Betty Jane. 24175.
Dailey (G. O.) Giddy girl. 31645.
Dailey (I. C.) Garden in a glade.
3960.
Dailey (Mabel) :
I’m filing away my memories of
you. 1088.
My astrologer told me so. 1806.
Dailey (William) Have dreams any
meaning. 903.
Daily (K. 1) Tf Vm too, late: | 19718.
Daily (M. F.) Spirit waltz. 12093.
Daino (John)
12109.
Dainty (Ernest) :
Doll’s carriage.
Faith I remember.
Mother mine. 8032.
Rose of Clovelly. 8579.
Solitude. 8739.
Dale (Bob) Words fail me.
Dale (G. E.):
Romancing. 28384.
Untarnished love.
Dale (Jimmy) pseud.
(P. D.)
Dale (Kathryn)
moon. 15625.
Dale (Norwood) Onward Christians,
onward go. 17582.
Dale (Ruth) pseud. See Wilson (I. B.)
Dalei (Valentine) Just you and I.
7631.
D’Aleo (C. M.):
Could it be love, dear, could it be
Squadra della morte.
6774.
22003.
26424.
23680.
See Redmond
Atlantie City honey-
you. 6673.
Dancing! romancing! your lips to
mine. 15951.
D’Alesandro (Nancy) I’m dreaming.
29810.
D’Alessio (Duke) Lonely hours.
22692. .
Daley (J. O.) Why can’t I have your
love. 21389.
1661
INDEX
Daley (Seth) When I have you.
33670,
Dall (C. B.) Captain Honey. 13129.
Dallapiceola (Luigi) :
Divertimento. 544.
Musica per tre pianoforti. 7270.
Prima serie dei cori di Michelan-
gelo Buonarroti ii Giovane.
3218.
Dallas (Nell) Lights of Texas. 19992.
Dalle (Evv) pseud. See Dale (G. EH.)
Dalley (Donald) Ten old German
chorales. 169.
Dallin (Jaeques) :
Sous le ciel d’Afrique. 2551.
T. S. F. dans la voiture. 26041.
Dalton (EH. P.). No. 7. 28928.
Dalton (Fern) Peek-a-boo moon. 8389.
Dalton (George) :
Baby’s lullaby. 154.
I’ll try to forget you.
Kentucky moon. 1398.
Like a garden filled with roses.
1485.
Dalton (Helen)
22468.
Dalton (M. J.):
End of the song.
These last things.
S05.
In our little bungalow.
21974.
18170.
D’Alton (Melfort) Ballymoney. 177.
Dalton (Peter) :
Girl in the clogs and shawl. 21569
(164).
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
21569 (185).
Daltiry WIS:
Manual of sight-singing and elemen-
tary harmony. 7903.
My heart commends itself to thee.
28022.
Dealiv GHs ye
Cabin among the pines. 21740.
Fairy tales. 22000.
Fancy me fancying you. 22008.
T want love. 22411.
There’s no use complainin’. 30723.
Yow’re sugar and spice. 30983.
Daly (J. G.) Girl with the beautiful
eyes. 3971.
Daly (J. M.):
Fifth ave. 19228.
If you are no one’s Sweetheart is
there any chance for me. 6253
(230).
Only one I love is. 24031 (153).
Seented roses. 6253 (406).
Sympathetic Sue. 24031 (203).
To the one we love best, in the land
of the stein. 24031 (214).
Tomorrow. 24031 (215).
Daly (Jimmie) See Daly (J. G.)
Daly (Tom) It’s good for me. 10868.
Daly (William) Could I be in love.
18982, 29435.
Dt) TE, 0.'S.) waem
D'Ambrosio (Andy) Please sweet-
heart. 11707.
D’Ambrosio (Oscar) Youre not the
only fish at sea. 15479.
Damerell (S. J.):
Dandelion, daisy and _ daffodil.
26882.
England’s good enough for me.
27021.
In Trafalgar square. 10820.
Nothing at all in particular, off we
go again. 20384.
Damico (Joseph) Alphabet song, yes
me no work to-day. 15562.
Damith (H.) Jest tylko jedna mitose.
22537.
Damoiselle elue. 21569 (94), 26533
(49, 50).
Damrosch (Walter) :
Abraham Lincoln song. 6, 24034,
24035.
Death and General Putnam. 15991.
New universal school music series.
1942.
Dana (Arthur) pseud. See Cipollone
(Alfonso)
Dana (C. A.) Two little chipmunks.
12442.
Dana (Henshaw) Supplication. 33904
(294).
Dance memories. 470.
Dancing Chanukah lights. 31387*.
Dancing pirate. 9598, 12641.
Dandelot (Georges) :
Berceuse. 24173.
Chanson de route. 24279.
Chanson populaire. 24282.
Petit canon. 25661.
Poursuite. 256983.
Simple histoire. 25871.
Dando (T.) Regal march. 28350.
Dandridge (Elizabeth) Come on take
a drink on me. 3622.
Dane (Olga) See Schultz (O. D.)
D’Anella (Marcel) See Anella (Mar-
cel d’)
Danesi (A.) Tu disfraz.
Danfield (James) :
Silent moon. 14790.
Tears on my window pane.
Danford (D. F.):
Now and then.
Once in my life.
Danford (J. M.):
Something went clickety-click in
my heart. 12037.
What every young
know. 12580.
Danford (Jack) See Danford (J. M.)
Danforth (W. C.) Underneath the
moon. 21180.
Dangel (Victor) :
It’s springtime in the valley. 1802.
Song of the shepherdess. 2541.
5825.
23560.
1979.
2060.
girl should
1662
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Daniderff (Pierre) Grenade. 16314.
Daniele (A. L.) Quints. 28324.
Daniele (Anthony) Chiméres.
Daniels (Alice) :
Perfect brain-child.
What you mean to me.
Daniels (B. D.):
Fascinating,
you. Cio:
Stars were ever so bright. 2588.
Thrill of real romance. 2786.
Daniels (Bess) World of music. 15415.
Daniels (C. N.):
Classic rag.
Evangeline. 21569 (123).
Hand in hand. 21569 (182).
Hearts of gold. 21569 (192).
Heartsease. 21569 (193).
Indian summer. 26533 (148).
Lady bugs review. 21569 (291).
Love’s serenade. 21569 (319).
Mary. 21569 (331).
Me, who was born to be rich.
32453.
Thunder on the mountain. 33442.
Under the tent. 21569 (577).
Daniels (EK. J.) Away up high on top
of the clouds. 3376.
Daniels (Eliot):
Avalon by moonlight. 31081.
I’m on a wild goose chase. 10646.
I’m pattin’ myself on the back.
7328.
Daniels (Frank):
I love you, my darling, be mine.
24834.
If I had three wishes. 24937.
Strolling in the moonlight. 25992.
Daniels (H. M.) Your picture was
divine dear. 18640.
Daniels (Jack):
Looping the loop. 11125.
Sing a song. 11986.
Daniels (lu. V.) Babe, I care for you.
15644.
Daniels (lL. W.) Songs of Northern
high sehool. 5554.
Daniels (M. W.):
Daybreak. 29189 (84).
Lady of dreams. 6253 (269).
Daniels (Mabel) Tree and the image.
30772.
Daniels (Walter) :
Boy, a girl, in love. 9756.
Let’s pretend. 11038.
What is sweeter than a night in
June. 9235.
Daniels (Wes) Glimpses.
Danielson (Georgianna) :
Beware of his dreamy eyes.
Red rose means I love you.
20638.
Danks (H. P.) Silver threads among
the gold. 2450, 2451. —
24291.
32850,
33663.
captivating, lovable
21569 (76).
815.
31161,
8511,
126829—37——11
Danks (Josephine) :
Some day soon. 12028.
Though we may never meet again.
12341.
Dann (Hollis):
Dann (Hollis) song series. 9969.
Romance with a swing. 8570.
Dann (Hollis) song series. 9969.
Dann (Horace) Lullaby. 20119.
D’Anna (M. L.):
Crazy rhythm. 31367.
Nation’s rhythm. 8162.
Danovsky (Hmil) Out on the lone
prairie. 30368.
Dante (fH. J.) Moon over you. 14294.
Dantz (HBlizabeth) Vm dancing with
you on my mind. 31929.
Dapp (S. A.) Infantry—kings of the
highway. 32095.
Dapreda (Ginc)
19083.
D’Aprix (G. J.):
Romance sealed with the golden
sun. 5360.
Yes, roaming along. 21469.
Darby (Ken) Miss Liberty.
22841.
Darcey (J. H.):
I never thought you cared for me.
13745.
Love, stop your holding out on me.
17075.
Darcieux (Hrencisque) :
Ma poupée cherie.
15959.
10 cheeurs francais sur des chan-
sons populaires. 15958, 15959.
Darcy (T.\F.) jr.:
Dodici pezzi facili.
17199,
11190, 15958,
Angelus. 3340.
National geographic march. 8161,
17374.
Dardanelle (Louise) Dardanelle
(Louise) harmony first method.
19034, 19035, 24375.
Dare (Gary) Under a moon in Texas.
2874, 23676.
Dare (R. G.) Heart’s dilemma. 27237.
Dare (R. J.):
Hehoes. 31511.
Is it you. 25006.
Darewski (Herman)
Children’s hour of song.
Della rosa. 10013.
Eiverybody’s darling. 3856.
musie pub. @o.:
363.
Four original humorous songs.
6128.
Mia Gitana. 11267.
Darewski (Herman) music pub. co.,
incorporating Chas. Sheard & co.:
Humorous trios. 29759.
Little dog laughed. 22666.
Some songs about children. 30575.
Television calling. 33376.
Three duets for men. 29600.
1663
INDEX
pt. ID, DiS. veak
Darfyn (Jo.) pseud. See Hyatt (L. C.)
Dario (Fidella) Survival. 28628.
Dario (Joel) Jl never forget you.
7260.
Dark-eyed Russian girl. 24376.
Dark eyes. 4938, 15962, 31895, 31596.
Darke (H. E.):
Bailiff’s daughter
6389.
Hymn of heavenly beauty.
O brother man. 5080.
Sing a song of joy. 5480.
Darl (Bert) pseuwd. See Goetz (B. T.)
Danlkin=2CAs ao).c
Afternoon tea. 3270 (8).
American Indian. 3270 (17).
Anvil’s song. 3270 (22).
April shower. 3270 (24).
Butterfly life. 38270 (78).
Carrier pigeons. 38270 (83).
Clap hands. 3270 (99).
Floral parade. 3270 (191).
Good morning everybody.
(225).
Happy elves. 3270 (240).
Hunting the fox. 3270 (274).
In haste. 3270 (306).
Isle of jewels. 3270 (826).
Little ray of sunshine. 3270 (879).
Marehing orders. 3270 (410).
Mountain pink. 38270 (427).
Off for camp. 3270 (470).
Officer of the day. 38270 (471).
On a visit. 3270 (477).
Paper chase. 3270 (493).
Pink pearls. 3270 (499).
Ripples. 3270 (540).
Rose petals. 3270 (554).
School flag. 3270 (564).
Sleep baby sleep. 3270 (586).
Speed away. 3270 (616).
Tassel dance. 3270 (646).
of Islington.
4188.
3270
True blue forget me not. 3270
(670).
Vanities. 3270 (683).
Violet eyes. 3270 (689).
Water nymph. 3270 (697).
We two-waltz. 3270 (708).
Well known fables. 38270 (707
What the children sang.
(G12)
Woodland elves. 38270 (759).
Darling (Alma) Fortune-teller told
me. 27097.
Darling (F. N.)
6253 (228).
Darling (Myron)
19794.
Darling Nellie Gray. 13241.
Darnell (Shelby) Three long years.
21088.
Daro (Paul) pseud.
(Hyman)
If no. 1 metmpo. 2.
Islands of love.
See Rosenthal
).
3270
Darr (G. G.) My little old cottage
so white. 8108.
Darr (J. R.) jr. I’m only an amateur.
4298.
Darrah (R. I.) Indian River. 18867.
Dart (Ruth) Forget all your troubles
with me. 22054.
Dartil (Pierre) Sur mon cceur.
Dartmouth college.
lenge song. 26892.
Darwin-(Mrs: L. B. PR.)
Bluebells of Texas. 18825.
Only a cowboy. 28204.
Dasch (George) :
Aeolian string ensemble method.
6265, 15527.
8873.
Dartmouth echal-
Allegretto quasi andantino. 27188,
Allegro. 26935.
Menuet. 27982.
Stradella overture. 31592.
Townsend triumph song. 15141.
Triumph song. 21189.
Dash (Irwin) music ¢o., ltd.:
Around and ‘round the old band-
stand. 21628.
Blue trumpet man.
Chimeéres. 24291.
Creole lady. 24858.
Every road leads back to Ireland.
24521, 27033.
Hooray for our side. 7145.
How did I get home last night.
24191.
13599.
I dream of San Marino. 27340.
I’m in business, how’s’ business.
31988.
Let’s grow old together. 14062.
No more war. 11497.
Nun-Yuff and Sun-Yuff. 25535.
Old ship o’ mine. 2042.
On top of a bus. 5149.
Peter’s pop keeps a lollipop shop.
28268. :
Please come back tomorrow. 32877.
Pop eyed Pete. 14612.
Prairie is a lonesome place at
night. 14618.
Ring down the curtain, I can’t sing
to-night. 28378.
Say I wasn’t dreaming. 5405.
She came from Alsace Lorraine.
8658.
Sing you cowboy. 14808.
Stubborn ole mule. 2611.
Sundown in old Waikiki. 14945..
Syncopating the classics. 28662.
Two hearts in Cuba. 26177.
Underneath the old pine tree.
28847.
Until tomorrow. 23681.
Wheel of the wagon is broken.
5988, 5989.
When the poppies
bloom again.
26825. .
1664
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Song to summer, 2544.
My dear you're lovely
Dasher (J. A.)
Daste (M. J.)
to-night. 14857.
Date (George) When I’m with you.
9265.
Dato (Bonifacio) Yosemite Falls.
3176.
Dauterich (R. H.) Echoes from her
garden. 10132.
Davaul (D. C.) Campus blues. 6548.
Daven (Del) pseud. See Davenbaugh
(D. A.)
Daven (George) :
I want somebody to love me. 7399.
Leading me on to believe in you.
16915.
Lover’s rhapsody. 7854.
There’s a million birds up in the
sky. 5745.
You're to blame, for my happiness.
6216.
Davenbaugh (D. A.):
Even in the rain. 38842.
My life has been but a weaving.
4970.
Railroad tracks. 5291.
Too beautiful to be true. 5799.
Who cares what the world may
care. 6078. °
Davenport (A. D.) Guest of honor.
10350.
Davenport (Charles (Cow Cow))
Mama don’t allow it. 7895.
Davenport (F. J.)
11656.
Davenport (H. Y.) My little Ozark
mountain home. 28040.
Davenport (Lillian) Blue eyed gal.
13065.
Davenport (Marjorie) :
Beatin’ ’round the bush.
Dawn dance. 15973.
Davenport (Pem):
Stars in a southern sky. 33275.
Stars in a western sky. 18010.
Davenport (Mrs. R. M.) See Daven-
port (Lillian)
Pat your foot.
13005.
David (A. L.) Bach album. 26621,
26622.
David (B.) pseud. See Zoob (D. B.)
David (EK. H.) Let this mind be in
you. 19977.
David (F. J.) New York City is the
key. 82667.
David (H. W.):
Hawaiian songbird. 31761.
If every little dicky wore a dicky.
32034.
When the guards brigade goes by.
33698.
David (J. N.):
Herr, nun selbst den wagen halt.
16402.
| David (Ruth)
Limmlein geht und tragt die
schuld. 16895.
Motette. 30187.
Nun bitten wir den Heiligen Geist.
17443.
Partita. 30883.
Trio. 15972.
Zwei fantasien und fugen.
David (Lee):
Don’t take the sweet out of sweet-
heart. 24444.
Don’t take the sweet out of the
sweetheart. 31455.
Duchess had the duke for dinner.
31502.
Girl in the garden. 16268.
I miss you. 31970.
I should of stood in bed. 18753.
Maybe we'd still be sweethearts.
29456.
4806.
My best friend. 22908.
Reverie. 20650.
Starlight and music. 25971.
When it’s prayer-time on the
prairie. 33679.
Wild and wooly [sic] Willie.
21410.
David (M. H.) Just a memory of you.
29954.
David (Mack):
Is a daffydill as crazy as a crazy
quilt. 13880.
Kissin’ my baby good-night. 4559.
Reason I call you sweetheart.
17704.
Tell me with your kisses. 21002.
David (Maurice) :
Homme petit. 949.
Petit mari. 2136, 2137.
Roussignolet: 2331.
Let me lock you in my
heart. 32253.
David (Worton) :
I can say truly rural. 26533 (123).
I can’t reach that top note. 29189
(177).
Davidoff (Yasha) In questa tomba.
24162.
Davidson (B. J.):
Jus’ ’cause. 29953.
Nuts about you. 30302.
Through being nothing to you.
30738.
Davidson (E. A.)
Davidson (H. G.)
Caressed. 18899.
Percussion pieces.
14577.
Davidson (J. N.) Moonlight and
dreaming. 17241.
Davidson (Leona) Donna dear. 560.
Davidson (Leotta) :
If you’re going to wed. 19729.
In the firelights glow. 10810.
Lonely to-night. 30055.
1665
INDEX.
Davidson (Leotta)—Continued.
‘Singing till three in the morning.
14806.
Sweetheart I love you, will you be
mine. 380663.
Davidson (M. E.):
My baby’s wise. 27992.
Wonderful golden hours. 29082.
Davidson (M. J.):
Bachelor of hearts. 171.
Dance, little lady. 6704.
Darkness. 494.
Hycrybody sing. 18375.
Gotta go. 845.
Happy-go-luecky. 22163.
Hotcha. 962.
Loneliness. 4684.
Lovely lady. 1586.
Majoring in love. 1685.
Sailing high. 23848.
Swing that thing. 23518.
What’s it all about. 1838883.
Yea, team. 3169.
Davidson (Marguerite) :
I’ve got the Michigan blues.
Let’s play a
32265.
~Davidson (Morrey) :
I’m_ prepared for
22352.
Old prairie schooner.
Words fail me. 15412.
Davie (A. M.):
Have you a penny. 163852.
Maribeth. 22780.
Our aeroplane boys.
Penguins. 32847.
Rover. 14715.
Davie (M., Marie or Mary)
(A. M.)
‘Davies (David) :
Echo song. 191156.
Evening on the Big Horn trail.
19186.
Happy moments
4071.
Oh! tell me why. 20409.
When I fell in love with you.
31998.
game galled love.
love. 16599,
11572.
32805.
See Davie
hail our day.
21312.
Davies (FE. W.) Christmas earol.
31299.
Davies (Fanny) Cuckoo prelude.
29189 (75).
Davies (Gwilym)
throne. 16723.
Davies (H. W.):
Hight nursery rhymes. 33904 (57).
» Grace to you and peace. 3270
(229).
Had we but hearkened. 22144.
Memorial melody in C. 27908.
Ode on time. 3270 (468).
Solemn melody. 33209.
In glory, round Thy
Db. Mil, WS.) Vo
—
Davies (Harry See Parr-
Davies (Harry)
Davies (I. R.):
O God of earth and altar.
Song of peace. 20854.
Davies (J. M.):
Arizona moonlight. 15604.
I depend on you. 16488.
It was inevitable. 16814.
Our morning song. 17546.
Send no more war to me.
Da Vinci (Eugenia) pseud.
(Ida)
Davis (A. A.):
All roads lead to Cleveland. 6292.
Parr-)
32727.
17846.
See Sicuro
Charms. 30972.
Davis (B. F.) If I’m to be your wife.
19712.
Davis (B. H.)' Night. 17409.
Davis (Benny) :
Alabama barbecue. 26548.
Beside the sea, beside you. 21695.
Copper colored gal. 26889.
Doin’ the Suzi-q. 26947.
Don’t save your smiles. 13296.
Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.
3756.
Friendly moon. 6988.
Frisco Flo. 29620.
Hi-de-ho miracle man. 29734.
T’ll stand by. 1056, 7263. .
TVmeat the merey’of*tove. 27408.
I’m grateful to you. 16579.
In my estimation of you. 4895.
Isn’t love the _ strangest thing.
10849.
It happens in the best of families.
16788.
Little robin told me so.
Love scene in
11160.
Maybe we'd still be sweethearts.
4806.
Old fireplace. 2025, 2026.
Singin’ your praises. 25881.
So Ill never be a_ millionaire.
17944.
Stella, the belle o’ the town.
Sweetly and tenderly. 18068.
Tell me little dream girl. 15029,
That’s what you mean to me.
28704.
Until to-day.
Weddin’ of Mister
Swing. 380856.
When and where will I find some-
one to care. 18395.
Who wouldn’t be thrilled. 18470.
Why do I lie to myself about you.
18479.
Words fail me. 15412.
You're ev’rything beautiful.
You started me dreaming.
6221.
110990.
Pasadena. 4744,
5590.
21184.
and Missus
3214.
3236,
1666
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Yours truly is truly yours.
Davis (Bert):
Floating down the Ohio. 10214.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
106388.
If you are there by my side.
10760.
Just a little lovin’ is the thing.
10983.
Ocean low-down. 11538.
Picture of you, just you. 11685.
Pullman porters’ ball. 11753.
Red hot Bill. 11798.
She’s my sweet. 11956.
Speak to me in your
12086.
When I get you. 12608.
When it’s too late. 12617.
Davis (Bettsy) See Davis (B. H.)
Davis (Billy) See Davis (J. W.)
Davis (Blevins) How do I love thee.
22226.
Davis (C.1.):
Cinderella. 33904 (41).
Jack and the beanstalk. 33904
(142).
Puss in boots. 33904 (245).
Sleeping beauty. 33904 (273).
Three bears. 33904 (308).
Davis (C. J.) My garden of roses.
4947.
Davis (C. M.) Give me July. 19299.
Davis (D. E.) Now that I have found
you. 14472.
Davis’ ¢D.*S.)' :
It’s just a wee house.
Little dancing partner.
Orphans prayer. 25615.
Davis (Darlene) pseud. See Darling
(Alma)
Davis (David):
Dream tears. 13320.
It’s in the bag. 16798.
Jittery Joe, on his old banjo.
19839:
Washington on parade.
When will it be. 213853.
You had your chance and passed
ips LONto.
You're just my summer girl.
Davis (E. H.) jr.
1259.
Davis (E. M.):
Dying cowboy.
25020.
32304.
18334.
12793.
In years to come.
(Oper hre
Farewell to love. 27060.
Lolita. 27757.
My lady’s eyes. 8106.
Tis farewell. 28765.
Train’s acomin’. 12395.
Waltz with me. 125382.
Davis (Elizabeth) See Davis (L. E.)
Davis (Elsie E.) Canitbelove. 31236.
Davis (Everett EH.) I can’t forget in a
day. 16477.
6250. | Davis
dreams.
(G. L.)
maple on the hill.
Davis (Genevieve) :
Eventide. 10164.
I am joy. 31858.
Land of Nevermore. 4578.
My love is like the dawn.
Phantasy. 3691.
Davis (Georgette) You’re standin’ om
the outside now. 9464, 30982.
Davis (H. E.):
Jubilee. 27611.
We sat beneath the
5950.
4975..
Little brown shoes. 27737.
Love came so near. 27797.
To one away. 28770.
Davis: CH. Iu:
I have no other sweetheart but you.
21569 (225).
When you know that your girlie
loves you. 15517 (449).
Davis (H. W.):
Concertino. 21799.
Secret. 30514.
Davis (J. C.):
Coming of St.
(148).
For a rainy day. 9509 (235).
New year’s eve. 9509 (522).
Davis (J. D.) Petite suite symphoni-
Nicholas. 9509
que. 14581.
Davis (J. R.) Howdy it’s John’s time
now to entertain. 16456.
Davis (Jeff) Cootie trot De-Gink.
15901.
Davis (Jimmie) :
Answer to nobody’s darlin’. 6337.
Answer to nobody’s darlin’ but
mine. 292388.
My bluebonnet girl. 11353.
Prairie love. 23208.
Red River blues. 2246.
Ridin’ down the Arizona trail.
20657, 30466.
When it’s round-up time in heaven.
26306.
You'll be comin’ back some day.
23963.
Davis (Jimmy):
Are you tired of me darling.
In my cabin to-night. 27543.
Davis (Joe):
Cousin Lee album of hill country
IAS
ballads and old time. songs.
31361.
Davis (Joe) folio of 50 original
Hawaiian songs. 501.
Milkman’s matinee. 25341, 30162.
Nero. 28088.
Davis (Joe) inc.:
After you’ve gone. 15533.
Am I on. 15571.
Apple dumplin’. 9594.
Balboa. 18763.
Big chief De Sota. 15714.
1667
INDEX
Davis (Joe) ine.—Continued.
Birth of the swing. 15720.
Blue nocturne. 381188.
Capricorn. 24254, 24255.
Carpenter man. 24264.
Chimes at the meetin’. 368. ’
Christopher Columbus. 3601, 6613,
6614, 13165.
Confrey’s (Zez) wise cracker suite.
15895.
Congo rhythm. 15896, 21800.
Cousin Lee album of hill country
ballads and old time _ songs.
31361.
Cuban cabby. 461.
Dallas blues. 15937.
Dancing debutante. 21834.
Davis’ (Joe) folio of children’s
songs. 19089.
Davis’ (Joe) folio of 50 original
Hawaiian songs. 501.
Deep forest. 15992.
Dixianna Brown. 29487.
Dodging the creditors. 31440.
Fallin’ rain. 24537.
Garbo Green. 780.
Good-night to you and I do mean
you. 10329.
Grand terrace rhythm. 13497,
18498, 24648.
Hale and hearty. 29692.
Hand in hand. 29695.
Havin’ a ball. 31756.
Hippopotamus. 9837.
How could you forget. 24750.
I ain’t got nobody, and nobody
cares for me. 16467.
I don’t know. 27388.
I got a notion I’m in love with you.
16500.
I just made up with that old girl
of mine. 16506.
I'll be hanged if they’re gonna hang
me. 7250.
I think you need a shot. 24894.
In a convent by the sea. 1219.
In the shadow of the pines. 24990.
Jacksonville blues. 25035, 25036.
Jungle jitters. T7587, 22554.
Just like that. 32178.
Just wondering blues. 27639.
Kiss in the moonlight. 27654,
29978.
Lazy rhythm. 7685.
Less work for mother. 11017.
Let me be your sweetheart, once
again. 16920.
Lookin’ for love. 1539.
Lopez swing. 14146.
Low tide down in my heart. 17092.
Mad house. 7880, 11194.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Manhattan merry-go-round. 7901.
Maple on the hill. 4788.
Mayor of Toy town. 11243.
Meandering. 32454.
Meetin’s called to order. 14242.
Milkman’s matinee. 253841, 30162.
Mr. Swing for President. 27938.
Moon rose. 1752.
Nero. 28088.
Nothing ’til now. 32708.
Old New England march. 2036.
One hour for lunch. 28194.
Pollock’s (Muriel) piano notions.
23195.
Rampart street blues. 32960.
Riffin’. 14671.
Rose of Maunawai. 2323.
Rosedale, everyone’s home town.
28402.
San Anton’. 33056.
Shades of Hades. 8648, 17863.
She’s long, she’s tall. 2419.
Sugar dance. 33294.
Sunset in Bermuda. 8869.
Sunshine from the fingers. 33306.
Sweet Hawaiian moonlight. 30651.
Swing fever. 8896.
Swing, gate, Swing. 2670.
Thank you, Stusia. 21015.
Wait and see. 9161.
We can huddle at home. 28909.
We want five. 23747, 26255.
Well-diggin’ papa. 26263.
What would you give in exchange.
18393.
William Tell. 26406.
You are the one in my heart.
26441.
Your feet’s too big. 6240.
Davis (Joe) folio of 50 original Ha-
waiian songs. 501.
Davis (John David) Chant du fleuve.
29880.
Davis (John W.) Down where the
wand ring daisies grow. 3771.
Davis (Joseph W.) I’m still loving
you. 16607.
Davis (K. K.):
Awake, thou wintry earth. 31083,
31084.
Last Puritan. 32238.
Legend. 15157.
Old woman and the pedlar. 14505.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 382901-
32908.
Rejoice in the Lord. 8522.
Sing we Noel. 33154, 33155.
Women are fools. 33787.
Davis (K. V.) We buried her beneath
the willow. 2957.
Make believe ball room. 17120,| Davis (K. W.):
22762.
Man from Brandyville. 17126.
Cradle songs of many nations.
9940.
1668
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
3270 (284).
Davis (Karl) Mountain ballads and
home songs. 32545.
Davis (Kay) See Davis (K. K.)
Davis (L. A.) ’Canse I’m spellbound
by your charms. 3509.
Davis (L. E.):
One coke with two straws.
Sand in my shoes. 5392.
Davis (Lenora) Watching and wait-
ing. .9193.
Davis (Lew):
Down the slide. 31469.
Tricky trombone. 33495.
Davis (M. B.) When I danced into
romance with you. 9256.
5153.
Davis (M. F.) Top o’ the world. 5801.
Davis (Mab):
Little man. 11084.
33159.
Story that God is
Singing Lizzie.
Davis (Marchel)
love. 18021.
Davis (Mayme)
Davis (Missouri)
Savior. 22297.
Davis (N. B.) Just a little cozy corner.
1351.
Dreaming. 21923.
I long to see my
Davis (N. W.) Autumn leaves. 29258.
Davis (Otto) Lovely lady of my
dreams. 1587.
Davis (Paul) Knowing Jesus. 7655.
Davis (Priscilla) Quinty lullaby.
‘ 32951.
Davis (R. C.) jr. Lucky me. 7863.
Davis (R. F.)
Jesus. 14125.
Davis (R. K.)
ya. 12297.
Davis (R. M.):
Dishwashin’ blues. 10029.
I thought that I’d forgotten. 10687.
Davis (Ralph) Back to my droop sided
shack. 24140.
Davis (S. J.):
I’m ealling you. 1081.
I wonder why. 1184.
If I could travel to the sky. 1197.
When you passed by. 3060.
Davis (Sadie) I am a slave of love.
13616.
Davis (Stanley)
Grande. 27234.
Davis (Theresa) When I sang the
sandman to baby. 28963.
Davis (Tony) Now you're alone and
I’m alone. 17442. _ .
Davis (True) See Davis (W. T.) jr.
Davis (Vivian) :
Thanks to the wonderful moon-
light. 33388.
You have broken the spell.
Davis (W. B.):
Flowers of joy. 17259.
Living to shine for
That swing music gets
Headin’ for the Rio
33846.
I laid me down to sleep. 19566.
Mountain king. 17259.
Necken-polska. 17385.
Thou ancient, thou glorious, thou
alp-crowned North. 18186.
When in the day-time working
here. 12613.
Davis (W. H.) Love waltz.
Davis (W. R.):
Grant me, O God. 27177.
Prayer. 20584.
Davis (W. S8.):
Little lovable you. ‘7771.
You're afraid. 23977.
Davis (W. T.) jr. Near my heart.
8167.
Davis (Mrs. W. W.) See Davis (R. F.)
Davis (Walter):
Carpenter man. 24264.
Fallin’ rain. 24587.
I think you need a shot. 24894.
Jacksonville blues. 250385, 25036.
Just wondering blues. 27639,
Well-diggin’ papa. 26263.
Davison (A. T.):
Choruses from The mikado. 18981.
Cradle-song of the shepherds.
29440.
Folk-songs and ballads.
Misericordias Domini. 14273.
National Christmas carols. 32645.
Second Concord anthem book.
17836.
To Thee alone be glory.
Davisson (B. G.):
Towa the golden. 10839, 13877.
4746.
31597.
29278.
Vision. 23705.
Davol (S. B.) Pax triumphabit. 28250.
Davson (Hdward) MDruid’s'_ prayer.
15517 (85).
Davson (Gordon) Druid’s prayer.
15517 (85).
Daw (Hvelyn) Pardon me, Miss.
11647.
Dawe (C. D.) Dryads, sylvans. 31727.
Dawes (Hdmund) Clouds across the
moon, 21783.
Dawies (B.) pseud. See Dolecsko
(Béla von)
Dawkins (W. W.) It’s springtime in
the Ozarks. 16805.
Dawn (Douglas) Road song. 20669.
Dawn publishers, inc. Hymns of dawn.
31845.
Dawson (C. E.) Radio blues. 5288.
Dawson (Courtland) You’ve gone.
18623.
Dawson (Eli) WhenlIam gone. 23788.
Dawson (Hlizabeth) If I should steal
your heart away. 1202.
Dawson (James) Careless rapture.
31250.
Dawson (Louise) :
In you my ideal lives. 22489.
1669
INDEX
Dawson (Louise)—Continued.
My heart wants you. 32590.
Dawson (W. E.) New deal. 25498.
Dax (—) Cavaleata. 342.
Day (A. F.) jr. Sleepytime. 12002.
Day (B. A.) Tl always remember.
1037.
Day (Bye) Close of day. 26815.
Day (F.C.) Lullaby. 7868, 20121.
Day (F. E. M.):
I don’t care how many girls you've
loved. 18648 (177).
I love somebody. 24031 (87).
That’s the kind of a girl for me.
24031. (209).
Day (F. L.) Listen for a lonesome
drum. 14094.
Day (G. H.):
Finger lakes. 22029:
From Bethlehem echoing. 27109.
Fun at Huckleberry. 22076.
Kindred of the pioneers. 22591.
Vita lux hominum. 21209.
Day (K. M.):
Just after sundown.
Three cheers for
plan. 5770.
Who do you think you are.
13960.
the Townsend
15365.
Day (Lee) Stop beating around the
bush. 25982.
Day (R. E.) Fluttering butterflies.
10225.
Day on the farm. 15978.
Days of Alard, Dancla and Vieuxtemps.
506.
Days of Brahms and _ Saint-Saéns.
19:46.
Days of Grieg and Tschaikowsky.
26899,
Days of Joachim and Hellmesberger.
21852.
Days of Scharwenka and Moszkowski.
31404. .
Days of Wieniawski and Monasterio.
268300.
Dayton (Monte)
tion. 21560.
De soleil, de neige. 6734, 6979.
Dean (B. D.):
Gentleman consents. 795.
If you only knew. 1212.
Just a matter of time. 1356.
You're the Satan in my life.
Dean (C. G.)
14419.
Dean (G. G.):
Caroline. 3550.
Cliff swallows.
Gypsy trails. 24657.
Home is best. 7133.
Hyacinths. 13612.
Just a drop of rain.
Lullaby. 1618.
Moonbeams and sunbeams.
Your loving disposi-
3239.
My river of wishes.
395.
7590.
4877.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 381
My cross. 11359.
My dear one. 4988.
Oie mammy. 30835.
One autumn day. 11596.
Po’ ole Ned. 8436, 17637.
Sugar-daddy. 18088.
There's a little country home in
O-HI-O. 15078.
To a bank swallow. 26132.
Up Arcadia way. 2885.
Winter lament. 3129.
You and I, 12748.
Dean (M. B.) Swing high, swing low.
20958.
Dean (M. T.) Drooping along. 10114.
Deane (Dorothy) If all my tears were
raindrops. 7426.
Deane (H. F. W.) & sons, The year
book press, Itd.:
Beauty the pilgrim. 24156.
Duck’s ditty. 24485.
Hide and seek. 29733.
I sing of a maiden. 24891.
Joe’s gone. 22549.
Tramping. 26148.
Deane (M. EK.) Fly not, swallow. 18648
(129).
Deane (W. T.) Fly not, swailow.
18648 (129).
Dearbabian (P. B. D.) pseud. See Der-
derian (P. B.)
De Arcangelis
patria. 3338.
de Arcos y Romero (Hlena)
y Romero (Elena de)
Deardurff (M. C.) Ay, ay, senorita.
15642.
Dearinger (Irene)
28581.
de Arrigonie (Manuela) Mi California.
11263.
Deas (E. B.)
you. 18167.
Deas (J. M.)
you. 18167.
Deaton (L. G.)
De Azagra (S. R.)
de)
De Baene (Mrs. W. T.)
dlue. 7790.
De Bassi (Arturo) Manon. 4787,
Debbie. pseud. See Mead (D. P.)
De Beatti (H.) See Beatti (H. de)
De Beer (Alan):
Down by the salley gardens. 577.
When I was one-and-twenty. 153805.
De Boladeres Ibern (Guillermo) See
Boladeres Ibern (Guillermo de)
DeBold (W. A.) Those magic words.
2778.
Debout 14 dedans. 6740.
De Brant (Cyr) pseud. See Higgin-
son (J. V.)
(Luigi) Anello alla
See Areos
Springtime and you.
There’s something about
There’s something about
On a hill. 17497.
See Azagra (S. R.
Lonely and
1670
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
De Bruyn (R. P.):
He has what it takes.
Loyalty. 11181.
Our man. 14545.
U. S. Constitution. 12468.
Debs (Rose) When I dream of you,
my dearest. 9257.
De Burgh (J. W.) In dear old sunny
Spain. 19744.
Debussy (Claude) :
Année en vain chasse l’année. 9505
(15).
At evening. 129.
Ballade. 516.
Beau soir. 190, 13006.
Ces airs joyeux, ces chants de féte.
9509 (106).
Children’s corner.
Chime. 366.
Damoiselle elue.
26533 (49, 50).
En bateau. 15517 (92), 29189 (96,
97).
Enfant prodigue. 9509 (201-203).
Fétes. 21569 (135).
Jésus, Toi qui sauvas le monde.
1328, 1329.
Menuet. 15517 (244).
Mer. 29189 (266).
Nuages. 21569 (402).
Nuit d’étoiles. 28125, 28126.
Petit berger. 24031 (159).
Petite suite. 9509 (563).
Prélude. 21569 (94),
Récit et air d’Azaél.
611).
Romance. 2311.
Sirénes. 24031 (185).
Trois chansons de Charles d’Or-
léans. 9509 (181).
1°*° arabesque. 15517 (468).
De Cairos-Rego (Iris) Toccata. 26911.
DeCamp (A. M.):
My Moll-ie-o.
To our President.
De Campo (M. V.):
Alma Andaluza. 26563.
Chiapanecas. 9861.
Evocation. 31540.
Féte Dieu 4 Séville. 31572.
Four corn fields. 29615.
T’ll drown my sorrow. 27374.
Inspiration. 29907.
Last cup. 29997.
Margaritas. 30119.
My tango. 30260.
Puerto. 32929.
Stars above you.
Sunday mass. 28616.
De Canio (Ralph) Theme songs with-
out words, no. 3. 8979.
De Chaplin (Lloyd) You’re my little
honey. 18602.
10398.
9509 (121).
12862 (118, 119),
9509 (610,
20310.
30458,
30622.
De Cimber (J. V.):
How would you like to go collegiate.
7165.
To you I sing of love. 9048.
Deck (EHdythe) Vm missing you.
31949.
Decker (L.) C’est un peu de vous.
Sis
Decker (R. E.) In the very heart of
you. 7506.
De Costa (Leon):
Beautiful memories of you.
Friendship Isle. 13440.
I never knew. 7351.
Nothing so hard. 8222.
Royal Persian. 17785.
Sleep my darling. 17935.
When I smile a smile at you. 153802.
When we walk with Jesus home.
18782.
18434.
You can’t win. 9426.
De Costa (Olive) Royal Persian.
17785.
De Courcy-Smale (P. W.) Great is the
Lord. 27179.
De Coursey (Sara) Black rhythm.
9722*,
De Crescent (Ralph) pseud. Sce De
Crescenzi (Ralph)
De Crescenzi (Ralph)
well, Vl say. 10845.
De Crescenzo (Vincenzo) :
Bionda sirena. 31168.
Disillusione. 29482.
Is she my baby,
Tango d’ Arleechino. 238549.
Voce ’e Pusilleco. 23706.
De Cristofaro (Alberto) See Cristo-
faro (Alberto de)
Decruck (Fernande) :
De cristal vétue.
Rigaudon. 2276.
De Curtis (Ernesto)
(Ernesto de)
Dee (Dolores)
Deed (Alma)
507.
See Curtis
I need you. 4818.
No one else will do.
28110.
Deeley (Frank) Is it love. 4434
Deep River. 519, 26915, 26916.
DeFabbio (Archie) Gabriel’s return.
31623.
DeFabbio (Gabriel) Gabriel’s return.
31623.
De Fabrizio (Frank) Song of love.
14869.
De Falla (Manuel) See Falla (Man-
uel de)
De Feliche (Anthony) Everybody’s
ealling you darling. 13374.
Defenders (The) 24408.
De Feo (Pietro) :
Che femmena si. 31278.
Ngiuliné. _32670.
Nterra pusilleco. 30299.
Serenate pe Maria. 33110.
1671
INDEX
De Feo (Pietro)—Continued.
Tarantella De Feo. 33871.
Defesch (W.) Sweet Phyllis. 5644.
DeFrees (Ed) See DeFrees (J. E.)
DeFrees (J. EH.) Find somebody else.
31577.
De Freitas (Violet) :
Adorable you. 6264.
That last blue waltz. 8966.
DeGardé (Gypsy) pseud. See Neiden-
gard (H. G.)
De Garmo (M. T.):
How can I ever forget you. 965.
I have everything but you. 7231.
I’m a happy vagabond. 1077.
In other words. 1237.
Life is funny that way. T735.
Night mood. 1950.
Since I met you ’m walking on
air. 2455.
Summer night’s dream, 2623.
Who knows. 21384.
Degavre (P. C.) Japanese rhapsody.
10800.
Degen (F.):
Come unto Me. 31003 (382).
Some glad day. 31003 (171).
Degen (Helmut) Festliches vorspiel.
16176.
Degeyter (Pierre) music club. Storm-
ers of dawn. 149380.
De Giorgio (Vincenzo)
(Vincenzo de)
De Giralomo (T.)
long. 5883.
Degnon (J. S.):
Exciting. 13380, 16151.
Lazy waves of Nassau.
Let’s be breezy. 19953.
Let’s play Adam and Eve. 11036.
Love made me a_ beach-comber.
4727, 7836.
Ma belle of Tahiti.
Match-light. 17152.
See Giorgio
Twenty four hours
11009.
1623.
My new world is one big 7. 1880.
Without you I can’t go on. 127138.
Degnon (Myron) Let’s be breezy.
19953.
De Golier (E. F.):
Come one, come ail. 6650.
HK. 19154.
F. 19198.
G. 19278.
H. 19381.
I’m alone. 13687.
If it makes any difference to you.
7436.
K. 19887.
Lonely. 11103.
M:. 32412.
Oh, sweet senorita. 11549.
Swing it low, swing it high. 8898.
De Graaf (Eleanor) Am I in your
way. 15570.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
DeGraff (G. C.) Romance of Kashmir.
8567*.
DeGraff (R. M.)
29611.
De Grandval (Mme.)
(Mme. de)
DeGraw (Irving) jr.
sweet home. 5924.
De Groot (Hugo)
De)
Forever in my heart.
See Grandval
Waltz of home
See Groot (Hugo
De Guérin-Kittredge (HKugénie) Rain-
drops on the pane. 8502.
De Haven (Millicent) I want to be up
7402.
I changed my way.
in the mountains.
DeHayes (Billy)
21329.
De Hines
5121.
Dehlinger (A. C.)
Dehnert (William)
tree. 2994.
De Huff (C. G.) Oh! Had we some
bright little isle of our own. 25546.
Deible (J. C.):
I bought a song for only a dime.
16469.
I wonder. 10727.
Rockabye babies.
Deininger (Ernest) :
And that same one will miss him
somehow. 12924.
Mother I will never hear your
sweet voice again. 14816.
Sweet Louise. 5641.
Deiro (Guido) Deiro’s (Guido) royal
method for piano accordion. 6745.
Deiro (Pietro) :
A la Chopin. 15519.
Accordion harmony. 12869.
Caprice viennois. 3542.
Dancing butterfly. 15948.
Gem piano accordion folio, no. 1.
16261.
Home on the range. 16426.
Key to Accordion harmony. 18995.
Liebesfreud. 4636.
Liebesleid. 4637.
Old refrain. 5128.
Robbins piano accordion folio of
(John) Old man South.
Jennie dear. 382152.
Weeping willow
11840.
popular songs. 2292, 25773.
Schon Rosmarin. 5408.
Trieste souvenir. 18232.
Deis (Carl) :
Bird songs. 236.
Caro mio ben. 6575.
Cloister knell. 8585.
Day is past and over. 6732.
It happened in the starlight.
7534.
Lord’s prayer. 1546, 14147, 14148.
O little town of Bethlehem. 32729.
On the road to Mandalay. 17507.
Opportunity. 11613.
Peace I leave with you. 14570.
1672
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Softly now the light of day. 8737, Pretty Punchinello. 18648 (295),
14848. 21569 (462).
Songs of Ophelia. 18842. Prince of Borneo. 15517 (308).
Two magicians. 2869. Pussy cat. 21569 (463).
Wings. 3126, 3127. Rose meGE | eee S48)
i riedrich) Vier signal- Sea siren. 26583 (253).
eR arene 4 Something tells me. 26533 (267).
Deiss (R.): Song of the clock. 26533 (274).
Caravanes. 18897. Song of the lantern. 26533 (275).
Concertino de printemps. 24335. Song of the sea. 18648 (328).
Concerto. 25340. Sun-gold. 26533 (285).
Humoresque. 7170. Toujours la politesse. 18648 (358).
Tango de ma vie. 12226. Towsee Mongalay. 26533 (298).
Trois piéces de concert. 1418. TAG ems American boy. 26538
De Jarles (Mrs. J. J.) Romance in
March. 11852. Twilight. 21569 (578).
Wandering minstrel’s song. 21569
De Karlo (Sergio) See Karlo (Sergio (590)
de) Washington beloved. 3270 (696).
De Kay (H.B.) Dear old valley days. Willow pattern plate. 26533 (334).
13255. You are my eternity. 38270 (766).
De Koven (A. F.): De Koven (Reginald) :
Angelus. 21569 (10). Angelus. 21569 (10).
At parting. 3270 (384). At parting. 3270 (34).
Back to New York. 26533 (20). Back to New York. 26533 (20).
Beauty _Spot. 18648 (35), 21569 Barn dance. 18648 (30).
(29-35). Beauty spot. 18648 (384386, 295),
Belle of the ring. 21569 (36). 21569 (29-385).
Bon soir, Pierrot. 21569 (45). Belle of the ring. 21569 (36).
Boys will be boys. 18648 (52). Bon soir, Pierrot. 21569 (45).
Cinematograph. 18648 (73). Boys will be boys. 18648 (52).
City of sleep. 21569 (75). Cinematograph. 18648 (73).
Coo-ee. 15517 (63). City of sleep. 21569 (75).
Creole days. 18648 (88). Coo-ee. 15517 (63).
Dawn. 21569 (92). Creole days. 18648 (88).
Dot and carry one. 265383 (58). Dawn. 21569 (92).
Drowsy song. 21569 (111). Dot and carry one. 26533 (58).
Estrella. 21569 (122). Drowsy song. 21569 (111).
Wéte. 21569 (134). Estrella. 21569 (122).
Fishermen’s song. 21569 (142). Féte. 21569 (134).
Fleurs @amour. 21569 (144). Fishermen’s song. 21569 (142).
Friendly moon. 21569 (152). Fleurs d’amour. 21569 (144).
Gipsy of Poughkeepsie. 26533 (95). Friendly moon. 21569 (152).
Golden butterfly. 21569 (172). Gipsy of Poughkeepsie. 26533. (93).
Goo-goo. 18648 (145). Golden butterfly. 21569 (172).
Hammock love song. 15517 (185). Goo-goo. 18648 (145).
Haunted cask. 21569 (187). Gypsy love. 6253 (162).
He couldn’t find one anywhere. Hammock love song. 15517 (135).
26533 (109). Haunted cask. 21569 (187).
He loved a maiden ténder. 18648 He couldn’t find one anywhere.
(160). 26533 (109).
He loved her tender. 18648 (161, He loved a maiden tender. 18648
189). (160).
I must have a picture of that. He loved her tender. 18648 (161),
Pada las,): 21569 (189).
If I had a chance like that. 26533 I must have a picture of that.
(140). PAS Fae ARSE
Love in Maytime. 21569 (316). If I had a chance like that. 265383
Mem’ry’s garden, why forget me. (140).
21569 (349). Love in Maytime. 21569 (316).
Moonlight. 21569 (367). Mem’ry’s garden, why forget me.
Noon. 21569 (399). 21569 (349).
Originality. 21569 (426). Moonlight. 21569 (3867). ,
Pocket telephone. 265383 (225). Noon. 21569 (399).
1673
INDEX
De Koven (Reginald )—Continued.
Originality. 21569 (426).
Pocket telephone. 26533. (225).
Pretty Punchinello. 21569 (462).
Prince of Borneo. 15517 (308).
Pussy cat. 21569 (463).
Rose queen. 21569 (476).
Sea siren. 26533 (253).
Something tells me. 26533 (267).
Song of the clock. 26533 (274).
Song of the lantern. 26533 (275).
Song of the sea. 18648 (328).
Sun-gold. 26533 (285).
Toujours la politesse. 18648 (358).
‘Towsee Mongalay. 26533 (298).
‘True blue American boy. 26533
(300).
‘Twilight. 21569 (573).
Wandering minstrel’s song. 21569
(590).
Washington beloved. 3270 (696).
Willow pattern plate. 26533 (334).
You are my eternity. 3270 (766).
Delabar (Hmeline) Waiting. 21217.
Delachi (P.):
Preludio e Fuga. 20587.
15996-15998.
Let’s go south.
16 pezzi progressivi.
De Lacy (Marion)
32262.
Delage (Maurice)
jungle. 10009.
Delahaye (Hmmanuel) :
A Vabsente. 15518.
Chant de la couture. 15826.
Pays d’éternité. 17590.
Visages aimés d’autrefois.
Délaissée (La) 10010.
‘Delamarter (Eric) Testimony of John.
15517 (397).
De Lamater (E.):
Francaise militaire.
Messiah. 27205.
Mikado. 22831.
Paradise isle. 14563.
Program classics. 17673.
Trois chants de la
18297.
17795.
Rubank sacred orchestra folio.
2334.
Rubank symphonette orchestra
folio. 14717.
DeLamater (EH. G.) See DeLamater
(EB. G.) jr.
DeLamater (EK. G.) jr. Midnight
waltz. 22826.
‘De La Motte (Bertie) Perhaps. 17599.
Delaney (R. M.) Choralia. 31292.
Delaney (Tom):
Bomber Joe. 6491.
Bonus blues. 6493.
De Lange (Eddie) My heart is ina
violin. 32587.
De Lange (William) Stillness of the
night. 28595.
‘Delannoy (Marcel) :
Ballade des vingt mineurs. 6391.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Cing quatrains. 19062.
Deux airs. 6746.
Mer et la mort. 7957.
Delano (Kdw.) :
Golden gate triumphal. 10321.
Tom Mix grand entree march.
12370.
De la Puente (Antonio) :
Calesero montoro. 24234.
De ti estoy celoso. 26903.
Manguero oriental. 27863.
25897.
Tahiti, my isle of
Muneea y el juguetero.
De Lauder (T. A.)
love. 5665.
De Launay (Paul)
De Lauro (Marie):
Dream phantasy. 598.
Wandering Gypsy sing me your
song. 23725.
De Leath (Vaughan) pseud.
(Leonore )
De Lecce (A. W.)
Tristesse. 21188.
See Geer
We broke apart but
you're still in my heart. 9200.
De Leone (Francesco) Lord is my
shepherd. 17043.
Delettre (Jean) :
Comme une femme. 417, 418.
Hn se regardant. 6849.
Let me draw you a picture. 1450.
Notre petit bateau. 11512.
Tango des filles. 30685.
De Leur (Joop) See Leur (Joop de)
Delfin (Carmelina) :
Coqueta. 31345.
Tu sabes que te quiero. 33523.
Del Horno:
Parana. 2107.
Vera—Vera. 2908.
Deliberti (D.) Did you mean what
you said last night. 21875.
Deliberti (Joseph) Did you mean
what you said last night. 6758.
Délibes (C. P. L.):
Coppélia—fantasie. 10011.
Divertissement. 26533 (55).
Fantasie. 19063.
Mazurka. 29467.
Pizzicato. 6748.
Souree. 21865.
Delius (Frederick) Fantastic dance.
27053.
Dell (Floyd) After ten in the Cum-
berland Mountains. 20.
Dellers (Walter) When Ebenezer Slo-
cum plays his old trombone. 26294.
Dellinger (R. F.):
Crystal gazer told me so. 15927.
I don’t need. 29782.
I want it cold by Frigidaire. 13788.
Dello Joio (Casimiro) :
Fourth symphony. 27101.
Terra tremuit. 12255.
Vexilla Regis prodeunt. 12497.
1674
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dello Joio (Norman) :
Fifth symphony.
Second symphony.
Del Maglio (Franco)
(Franco Del)
Del-Mar (Frank) From the bottom of
my heart. 27111.
Delmarter (J. E.):
Love of Jesus. 26538 (171).
My Father watches o’er me.
(385).
Raised in glory. 21569 (465).
Shine just where you are.
(417).
Delmond (S.):
Loulouse. 1558.
Madino. 1629.
Delmore (Alton) Sweet sentimental
songs from the heart of the hills.
30656.
Delmore (Rabon) Sweet sentimental
songs from the heart of the hills.
30656.
Delmore bros. Sweet sentimental songs
from the heart of the hills. 30656.
Delnunzio (Richard) jr. Tears. 8928.
De Long (A. J.):
EKv’rything I eat looks good on me.
16182.
17837.
See Maglio
21569
6253
27041.
I’m afraid of you. 4267.
Merry little dairy maid Mary.
ZUSLT.
Old, old piano. 28173.
One year older to-day. 2071.
Spin the wheel of fortune. 2562.
Swing it, Mother Goose. 20961.
They call me Black widow. 5758.
You make me want to do the sprinz
dance. 29129.
De Long (Al.) See De Long (A. J.)
De los Santos (Fermin) In your arms
my darling. 382092.
Del Riego (Teresa)
(Teresa)
Delrieu fréres:
See Leadbitter
Gavotte d’amour. 6958.
Troisiéme suite. 21140.
Delsardo (D. S.) What will I do.
28951. °-
Delta delta delta fraternity.
Delta delta delta. 5552.
Delta sigma delta fraternity.
sigma delta songs. 528.
Delta sigma deita songs. 5238.
Delta theta tau sorority. Delta theta
tau. 525.
Deltour (Emile) Sans pitié. 25810.
De Luca (Giuseppe) Ombre d’eroi.
Songs of
Delta
2048.
De Luca (Joseph) Tenth olympiad.
2709.
Delune (J. Fromont-) See Fromont-
Delune (J.)
Del Valle (S. S.) Shadows of yester-
day. 20751.
Del Valle de Paz (E.) See Valle de
Paz (E. Del) °
Delvineourt (Claude) :
Bal vénitien. 266382.
Berger Collinet. 9697.
Bergére indulgente. 9698.
C’est un p’tit ramoneur. 9798.
Délaissée. 10010.
Enlévement en mer. 10152.
Entre les deux. 10154.
DeManigold (Elizabeth) See Stevens
(E. D.)
De Mareo (Isobel)
Renée. 11350.
Demarest (Andrew) :
My sweet baby gave me the air.
My beautiful lady.
30257.
On the mountain by the river.
14519.
Demarest (Clifford) Festive proces-
Sion. 3885. .
De Maria (Rosolino) Wandering.
18331.
DeMaro (William) Clouds of blue.
399.
De Martin (Emilia Navarrete) See
Navarrete de Martin (Hmilia)
De Martino (Alfredo) ’O vero rinfres~
eante. 25540.
DeMasi (Salvatore) If the stars could
only talk. 19721.
De Matteo (Theresa) Italia bella.
13921,
DeMay (J. F.) Stars. 12119:
DeMay (Joe) See DeMay (J. F.)
De Mayo (Jimmy) :
Drifting along. 16099.
Drifting along, singing a song of
love. 19145.
Just embers. 25078.
Demchak (G. J.):
Freeberg post. 22067.
News editorial. 32669.
Osceola high school band. 25616..
De Mello (John) Hilo after sundown..
19458.
Demetriades (Tetos) :
Matia olomavra. 382444.
Me ti retsina ti glikia mov. 32452.
Na ponas. 32642.
Ta matia tis t’arapika. 33351.
DeMiffonis (C.) Royai song of Canada.
5371.
De Mille (Carmen) :
Azalia trail. 9636.
Forget to remember. 138428.
I just want to be happy. 10552.
Tropical paradise. 12405.
Your face in a smoke ring. 12837..
Deming (W. E.) Benedicite, omnia
opera. 29308.
1675
INDEX
pt. Itr, n. s., v. 81
——$ $$$ i ls
Democratic natl. committee. Add
other smile to your colleetion. 9.
Demon (J.):
Caraba.,
Mi destino.
Morenita,
De Monasterio
15517 (349).
De Montechiaro (Paolino) :
Bionda veneziana. 15718.
Camicie nere avanti. 9821, 18879.
De Morales (R. M.) See Morales
(R. M. de)
Demorest (C. H.) Prayer. 3270 (516).
De Moya (Roberto) See Moya (Ro-
berto de)
Dempsey (J. E.):
Closer it gets to leaving time the
harder it is to go. 6253 (73).
Flower of the everglade. 29189
(116).
If I only had a sweetheart just like
you. 18648 (198).
Knights of Columbus
29189 (282).
Making love. 29189 (257).
Moon-bird. 24081 (136, 137).
Moonlight in Jungleland,
(248, 249).
When the girl you think the world
of thinks the world and all of
you. 18648 (887, 388).
Will you always call me dearie.
29189 (476).
Dempsey (Mary)
25257.
Dempsey (V. A.) Same moon shines
everywhere, 29189 (370).
DeMund (H. A.):
an-
24256.
27922,
25373.
(J.)
Sierra Morena.
mareh.
18648
Love on a strike.
I found the right man. 381884.
Living on the delta. 25202.
Where can I find a real man. 38721.
De Munno (Pasqualino) Reminiscence.
25753.
Demuth (Norman) :
John Barleyeorn. 4495.
Morning hymn. 8021,
Denant (Alfred) Glaneuse. 15517
(124).
Denbo (M. A.) What's the use. 21295.
Denby (Jack) Red roofs of Brittany.
28845.
Dengler (H. M.)
gun. 25482.
Denham (Alec) pseud.
VU.)
Denham (Frank) :
Follow the sun. 3920.
Town talks. 12886.
Denison (M. G.):
Birds in song. 293816.
Indian’s serenade. 29901.
Lorina. 27787, 27788.
Whisper dear in my ear.
My world’s just be-
See Leftwich
29025.
Zuleika. 29189,
Denison (M. R.) Salute to Texas.
20726.
Denison (T. 8S.) & co.:
Christmas light. 26803*,
In the valley where the wild flow-
ers grow. 24992.
Louisville Louie. 25231.
Mule-ear, liver-lip Mose. 253896.
Sister, let de spirit move you.
25883.
Taffy Ann. 28665*.
There’s a reason for everything but
you. 26102.
Denmark, reciprocal copyright protee-
tion of music, p. 5,
Dennée (Charles) :
Boys before the mast. 21569 (47).
Danse moderne. 21569 (91).
Printemps en forét. 9509 (593).
Denniker (Paul):
Am I on. 15571.
Balboa. 18768.
Davis’ (Joe) folio of children’s
songs. 19089.
Make believe ball
22762.
Milkman’s matinee.
room. 17120,
25341, 30162.
Mr. Swing for President. 279388.
Nero. 28088.
Nothing ‘til now. 32708.
Rampart street blues. 32961.
San Anton’. 33056.
We can huddle at home. 28909.
You're ev’rything sweet. 26479,
380976.
Dennis (A. E.):
Blue pines. 15735.
Wishing my life away. 18508.
Dennis (B. C.) Dream girl. 18812.
Dennis (Frank):
Do you dream of me like I dream
of you. 10085.
This must be heaven. 9009.
Dennis (Johnny) pseud. You know
who. 26457.
Dennis (M. L.) Since you came into
my heart. 238361.
Dennis (P. A.):
So alone with the girl. 25907,
Youre my one-man’s song. 23988.
Dennis (T. A.) Mystery of the moon-
light. 28074.
Dennis (William) Planning to get
me off your hands. 14598.
Dennis (William) jr. I have thrown
away my love. 31891.
Dennison (Chap) See Dennison (Mrs.
EK. L.)
Dennison (Mrs. BE. L.) Little fellow.
16997.
Dennison (F. L.) Just another day.
T606.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dennison (Herbert) :
Four little tunes. 24404.
Petite valse de concert. 32860.
Denny (Frank) No wonder I’m dream-
ing. 25524.
Denny (Inez) Lick ’em with Landon—
that’s who. 19982, 22643.
Denson (T. J.) Original sacred harp.
25614.
Dentino (Frank)
say, I’m thru.
Denton (D. C.):
In other words you know you’re
I never knew you’d
16622.
welcome. 10806.
You’re a problem I can’t solve.
29137.
You’ve directed me to heaven.
24014.
Yours ’til the end of time. 29186.
Denton (Floyd) Puppy love. 32933.
Denton (J. J.) Laughing moon. 21569
(296).
Denton & Haskins music ¢co.:
Go get that old oaken bucket.
31663.
It’s been a pleasure. 32122.
Stomp it off.. 12130.
Denver (Harry) Elsk mig i Decem-
ber som i Maj. 654.
Denza (L.)
33130.
Denza (Leila):
Dance of the fays. 33904 (51, 52).
Ever of thee. 338904 (69).
So long, so long. 33904 (275).
Your voice. 3270 (770).
Denza (Luigi) :
Dance of the fays. 33904 (51, 52).
Ever of thee. 33904 (69).
Si vous l’aviez compris.
Funiculi-funieula. 776, 27120.
So long, so long. 383904 (275).
Your voice. 3270 (770).
Denzien (H. L.):
Find me a gal like mother. 10208.
Old Wisconsin moon. 11576.
De Packh (Maurice) My beautiful
Vienna. 17279.
De Pantoja (V. M.)
De Paola (V. M.)
Concha. 15892.
Some day soon.
28541.
De Paul (John) Armita. 9601, 12941.
De Paul (Mildred) Lonely heart.
200389.
De Persia (Ferney) I'll never forget
you. 7260.
Deppen (J. L.) In the garden of to-
morrow. 16742.
Deprince (—) C’est un peu de vous.
31222.
De Raay (Anny) See Raay (Anny de)
Derby (EK. H.) Very polite gondolier.
21201.
Derderian (P. B.)
Love stars. 11168.
De Reeder (Pierre)
England. 16129.
DeReef (R. E.):
Awake with the lark.
Cateh me. 3270 (85).
Day dreams. 3270 (134).
Dolly’s asleep. 3270 (145).
Frolic in the barn. 3270 (204).
Going fishing. 38270 (219).
I will magnify Thee. 3270 (298).
Picking flowers. 3270 (496).
Victory, alleluia. 5888.
Deremo (Earl) Roll on little Savan-
nah. 28382.
Derevitsky (A.):
Amiamoci. 16047.
Frenesia del jazz. 10258.
Non posso viver senza te. 32698.
Sagra di S. Giovanni 1936—XIV.
28422.
Si puod restar fedeli ad una donna.
16880.
De Rieux (Justine)
21681.
Derksen (Clemens) :
Blue eyes. 24189.
I want to go home. 1173.
Swing it, brother, swing it. 18072.
Derksen (P. W.) Blue eyes. 24189.
Dermer (Harold) Ill make believe.
England, dear old
3270 (41).
Beautiful one.
10576.
Dermer (Harry) See Dermer (Har-
old)
Derner (Joseph) My greatest happi-
ness. 143873.
De Rosa (Alexander) If the wishing
well could tell. 32046.
De Rosa (Frank) When the dew drops
out of the clouds. 9281, 33694.
De Rose (Peter) :
Close to me. 21781.
Curfew shall not ring tonight.
3668.
Deep purple.
Doughboy’s
16064.
Gonna hitch my wagon to a star.
16293.
Grass widow’s lament. 19356.
Half of me. 22150.
I’m in love with the girl of my
dreams. 22338.
Inspiration. 25002.
Just say aloha. 25089, 29963, 29964.
La-de-de la-de-da. 25119, 32224.
Now or never. 25531, 30297.
Royal blue. 33033.
Texas star. 8958.
That lovely night
2720.
That’s life I guess. 30703.
To know you is to want you. 5791.
Twilight down in £Tennessee.
33538.
10004.
in the dough again.
in Budapest.
1677
INDEX
De Rose (Peter )—Continued.
When. 18394.
Who said there ain’t no Santa
Claus. 33735, 33736.
Wild Western moonlight. 6099.
De Roy (Billy) pseud. See Hodge
(W. H.)
De Roy (R. F.):
According to love, I’m a million-
_ aire. 240386.
I want to play in a band. 24913.
Time’s a-wastin’. 23625.
What a fool I’ve been. 21288.
Derr (J. F.) I can’t have love. 4203.
Derr (Max) Waiting at the station.
9167.
De Ruiz (L. J.) Is this a dream.
25007.
De Rusette (L. E.) Two-bar patterns.
2859.
De Sanders (J. J.):
I love my little old guitar.
In a rumble seat with you.
Let me dream of her. 16921.
Des Barres (A. H. H.) Sit tighter.
23375.
Desbruéres (M.):
16544.
7459.
- Adieu, plus de mystére. 9526.
En el cabaret. 10149.
Fort de France. 10239.
Recuerdo de Oran. 28341.
Deschamps (Marguerite) :
Berceuse pour un enfant malade.
6439.
Déjeuner sur l’herbe.
Naissance du printemps.
Paquerette. ‘2102.
Petit frére ou petite sceur.
Sérénade 4 maman. 8645.
Desderi (Ettore) :
Fantasia. 16006.
Praeludia. 30424.
Desenclos (Alfred) Lecons d’harmonie.
1440.
De Sévérac
(Déodat de)
Desheredados (Los) 60, 6753.
De Simone (Domenick) :
T knew she’d be mine. 4226.
Oh what more could I ask of to-
night. 2012.
Desire. 144.
Desiauriers (Bessie)
Désormiere (Roger)
laine. 4798.
DeSousa (Ayres)
522.
8158.
8394.
(Déodat) See Sévérac
With you. 3136.
Maria Chapde-
We've got a date
for next June. 2981.
Desplanques (R.) Si tu voulais
m’aimer. 17890.
Dessau (Bernhard) :
Adagio religioso. 6253 (3).
Burleske. 6253 (52, 53).
Capriccio. 6253 (99).
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Mazurka. 6253 (314).
Walzer. 6253 (100).
Dessau (Hlise) :
Adagio religioso. 6253 (3).
Burleske. 6253. (52, 53).
Capriccio. 6253 (99).
Mazurka. 6253 (314).
Walzer. 6253 (100).
Dessoff (F. O.) Sonata in D. 15517
(363 ).
Destephano (Carm) Dream girl of
mine. 24458.
De Summa (V. P.) I’m afraid. 10602.
De Sylva (B. G.) See De Sylva (G. G.)
De Sylva (G. G.):
Polly-wolly-doodle. 2165.
Save your sorrow for to-morrow.
5398.
De Sylva (Vernon) :
In a model T Ford. 7458.
You’ve got me in the habit. 9480.
De Tar (Vernon) Pioneers, O pioneers.
11691.
Dethier (G. M.):
Pensée printaniére. 24031 (157).
Procession solennelle. 24031 (165).
Dethier (J. V.) Pilgrims. 17618.
DeTilla (G. M.) Honeymoon trail.
24734.
De Torre (Emilio)
de)
De Troia (R. F.):
I want your love. 27492.
You’re the sweetest thing. 24004.
Detroit. Univ.:
Dear old U. of D. 15986, 24394.
Detroit victory march. 16008,
24411.
Detroit univ. school.
march. 15983.
Dett (R.N.):
Dett collection of negro spirituals.
24412, 26923, 26924, 29471.
Listen to the lambs. 32292.
Rise up, shepherd, and _ follow.
30469, 33000.
Sit down, servant, sit down. 33161.
Dett collection of negro _ spirituals.
24412, 26923, 26924, 29471.
Dettenbach (G. A.) You’re a dear.
3210, 33859.
Deuschel (A. L.)
music. 28634.
DeuSchel (Lary) See Deuschel (A. L.)
Deu Schel (Lauren) :
Au revoir, not good-bye.
Old-fashioned love affair.
Deutsch (Adolph):
Margot. 1659.
Piano echoes. 32864.
Scottish suite. 33094.
Sky ride. 33178.
Stairways. 33269.
Three sisters. 2784, 33436.
See Torre (Emilio
D. U. S. victory
Sweet and dreamy
9619.
11561.
1678
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Deutsch (Emery) My heart is a vio-
lin. 14876.
Deutsch (Florence) prop., and Deutsch
(Lillian or Lillyan) aw.:
And the battle rages on. 6324.
Mating time. 1670.
Tango. 2689.
Wall flower lily am I. 15228.
Why did she take you from me.
3092.
Deutsch (Mac)
matter. 23769.
Deutsch (T. M.):
Bushel o’ kisses. 29189 (48).
Mexatexa. 29189 (269).
Play that fandango rag.
(330).
When thou art near.
What does anything
29:189)
29189 (466).
Zaamee. 29189 (490, 491).
Deutscher biihnenvertrieb. Wenn liebe
befiehlt. 5968*.
Deutseher biihnenvertrieb des zentral-
verlages der N. 8S. D. A. P., Franz
Hher nachf.:
Dorcthee. 16062.
Drei kleine friulein. 16096.
Hans und Hanna. 31738.
Deutscher musikverlag in der N. S&S.
kulturgemeinde:
Don Giovanni. 32545*.
Kiner baut einen dom. 16115.
Heimfahrt des Jorg “Tilman.
16385.
Lied vom Memelland. 16958-16960.
Sommernachtstraum-musik. 17968,
17964.
Stadt. 18003.
Deutzmann (Max) Elsa entering the
cathedral. 33594.
Deux gamines. 15814,-17815, 20133.
Deuxiéme bureau. 15387, 2082.
DeVault’ (C. R.) Bugs everywhere.
6521.
De Vaux (Josef) Fleurette. 29598.
Dever (F. L.) Tiger swing. 18198.
DeVergnies (T. W.):
Give us the new deal. S10.
Hail, weil beloved New York.
22149.
If I had a monopoly on you.
7429.
It’s Atlantic City. 138898.
Kiss in time. 32208.
Salt water taffy. 8605.
Santa Claus. 23308.
Soft lights and sweet music. 2495.
To live for, to laugh with, to love.
21106.
Whistle your worries to the tree
tops. 26363.
Deverson (EK. A.) Rendezvous with
20644.
Under a mellow
sweet little you to-nite.
De Vicaris (Angelo)
moon. 12456.
126829—37 12
Devienne (—) Célébre méthode com-
pléte de flute. 9509 (104), 15517
(49).
Devil on horseback. 25545, 25910,
30066.
De Villiers (P. K. D.):
Chorale with variations. 3587.
Memories. 4825.
DeVito (Albert) :
Too much trouble. 35471.
Waltz that brought romance to me.
28882.
DeVivo (W. R.) Spring.
Devlet-Muraz (Jafar) :
Dream of Miami.
Vineyard tango.
De Voe (J. S.):
14899.
13316.
21206.
Lets trade hearts dear. 1723,
16949.
Shake your feet. 11948.
You’re the queen of hearts. 12816.
De Voll (Cal):
Whole world is waiting for May-
time. 9821.
Zoom’ Zoom. 15509.
DeVore (Nicholas) Songs for every-
one. 8775.
Devotional hymns.
Devron (Erwin)
16010-16018.
It was only a line.
4474.
Dew drops. 24031 (41).
De Wan (Cornelia) :
Real flowers. 8507.
Ship of golden dreams. 8668.
DeWeese (Jennie) :
Angel child. 15581.
At the end of the trail. 15619.
Beauty parlor blues. 15683.
I live as long as I have you.
24805.
I love to stay home with you.
16548..
Let us smile and sing. 16952.
Man next door. 17128.
Dewey (G. A.):
Beyond the dawn. 21698.
Down the boulevard. 583, 21911.
Flower heaven. 22041.
Jean Harlow. 1319), 22533.
Just embers. 25078.
Night with you. 23027.
Oh moon loving one. 23062.
Out in the still warm night. 23139:
You love me and I love you.
23966.
You love me and I love you, you
and I. 6181.
DeWey (L. R.):
Dancing on the stars. 132382.
I want to be naughty and still be
nice. 138790.
I want to be your shadow. 16662.
Pal of my play-days. 14555.
1679
INDEX
DeWey (L. R.)—Continued.
Path that leads to you. 14567.
Dewhurst (W. T.) When the sunset
fills the sky. 380894.
De Wilde (Andrew) ‘Those happy
days. 21084.
DeWindt (S. A.) It’s no use pretend-
ine o2t2o.
Dewing (A. A. M.):
Dear ol’ M. P. A. 26908.
Eestacy. 31512.
March: T. A. M. P. A. 32427.
Pharmacy. 32862.
Dewing (M. A.) Hestacy. 381512.
Dewling (Roberta) Birthdays and
roses. 293818.
De Wolfe (Meyer) On the Lido.
30545.
Dexheimer (KE. M.):
Honey Lu. 16433.
’Tis better so. 9028.
Deyzac (Jean) :
Année en
9509 (15).
Ces airs joyeux, ces chants de féte.
9509 (106).
Children’s corner. 9509 (121).
Damoiselle elue. 12862 (118, 119).
En bateau. 15517 (92).
Enfant prodigue. 9509 (201-208).
vain chasse lannée.
Menuet. 15517 (244).
Prélude. 21569 (94).
Récit et air d’Azaél. 9509 (610,
611).
Trois chansons de Charles d’Or-
léans. 9509 (181).
1°"° arabesque. 15517 (468).
De Zulueta (F. M.) Tower mass.
12385.
D’Hardelot (Guy) pseud. See Rhodes
(Helen)
Diack (J. M.):
Little Jack Horner. 25191.
Morn, noon and night. 8629.
Dial (J. W.):
It is you, just you. 1290.
You got me feelin’ kinda funny.
12776.
Dial music co. Dial System piano
method. 26927.
Diamond (David) Sinfonietta. 28498.
Diamond (Jack) :
Castaway of love. 9840.
I’m keeping my eyes on you. 10636.
I was a fool. 10718.
Tell me. 12245.
Diamond (Leo) Paris pandemonium.
20510.
21667.
Harlem holiday.
Diana and Endymion.
Di Angelo (Charles)
24678.
Diaz (Angel) :
Despecho. 138269. .
No me dejes. 1959.
DE. TLD. Sieve
Diaz (M. A.):
In old Miami. 1236.
In the valley of the sun. 1257.
In the valley of the Temecula.
T7505.
Morning serenade. 8022.
My mountain maid. 8128.
Old pal. 5126.
Dibble (K. EK.) My beautiful De-a-dore.
27993.
Dibble (T. C.) Home on the sea.
29742.
Di Brienza (M. D.):
Hail to the city majestic, pride of
the U. S. A. 16328.
Oh father (K) Nick. 17456.
There’s no place like New York
town. 18163.
Dibuk (Il) 24414, 24415,
Di Ciceo (Raffoela) Duce Mussolini.
627.
Dickenson (Amy) Keep the kettle sing-
ing. 27645.
Dickenson (Charles) God who was
tired. 13477*.
Dickerhoff (D. W.) Miami moonlight
trail. 14264,
Dickerson (J. B.):
Days said adieu. 9988.
Just wait ‘till I get you home.
27637.
Dickerson (M. L.):
Just wait ‘till I get you home.
27637.
What would I do without you.
33662.
Dickerson (Malone) Let’s do our num-
ber. 11027.
Dickerson (N. E.):
Alluring. 15558.
In my night dreams of you. 7482.
Dickey (M. T.) Roosevelt campaign
song. 8574.
Dickey (J/rs. R. R.) See Dickey
(M. T.)
Dickhart (W.H.) One-two-three waltz.
17522.
Dickie (Esther) Cricket and the bum-
ble-bee. 454.
Dickinson (A. A.) Memories of you.
11256.
Dickinson (C. A.) Posadas. 5250.
Dickinson (Clarence) :
Berceuse. 3270 (59).
Blessed are they that dwell in Thy
house. 29321.
God of all lovely sounds. 29656.
Grant Thy grace, O Lord Jesus.
29676.
Madrigale. 3270 (408).
Ode on the name Jesu. 3270 (467).
Swedish folksong. 3270 (636).
Thy word is like a garden, Lord.
S777.
1680
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
Dickinson (D. V.):
Alone at night on the _ prairie.
15560.
It’s no use. 4457.
Dickinson (J. R.):
President Roosevelt’s smile. 32911.
Roosevelt-Todhunter school song.
33019.
Dickinson (M. L.) Don’t forget the
giver. 16054.
Dickinson (Tom) Heart of gold.
10403.
Dickover (F. R.) Television — girl.
8932.
Dicks (EH. A.):
Immortal love.
Strife is o’er. 21569 (529).
_ 12 short voluntaries. 21569 (99).
Dickson (J. E.) Thy faithful few.
32060.
5776.
Di Cristo (Michele) Guerra ’e san-
zione. 7041.
Didion (Genevieve) Lost for words.
32354.
Dido and Aeneas. 31480.
Diefenthaeler (F. A.):
In tribal array. 19776.
Meditation. 4813.
Three songs. 21876.
Diehl (Courty Rossi-) See _ Rossi-
Diehl (Courty )
Diehl (HE. R.) You’re young. 6218.
Dielhenn (J. C.)
sons in jazz. 14280.
Diémer (Louis) Grande valse de con-
cert. 9509 (264).
‘Dieren (Bernard Van) Sonata. 19073.
Diernhammer (Hans) Puerto nuevo.
Modern piano les-
25718.
‘Diestelhorst (H. J.):
Dark eyes. 31395.
Under a blanket of stars. 23675.
Dieterich (Milton) :
Capture. 3545.
Like as the hart. 27731.
Star magic. 33271.
You be the moon. 12755.
‘Dietrich (Albert) F. A. EB. 23318.
Dietrich (D. R.) If you have another.
22443.
‘Dietrich (Renee) pseud. See Wright
(I. D.) ‘
Diets (J.) pseud. See Seidt (J. A.)
Dietsch (C. K.) Evry time you’re
near. 13378.
Dietz (N. M.):
If you were you and I were king.
32056.
Swing time girl. 30678.
Dietze (Prinus) Ciacona. 3602.
Diffenbaugh (G. L.) Sambo’s picnic.
30495.
‘Diggenhof (—) pseud. See Fagan
(Gideon)
Diggett (Harold)
of to-morrow.
Diggins (EH. A.)
night. 30016.
Diggle (Roland) :
With the dawning
30935.
Let’s make love to-
Allegretto grazioso. 9561.
Breathe on me, breath of God.
29338.
Prelude, Variation and Fugue, on
Dundee. 11738.
Sundown at Bethany. 8862.
Di Giacomo (Luigi) Inno per gli ex
combattenti italiani, post no. .1.
25001.
DiGiorgio (Josephine) Music you’re a
wonder. 27987.
Di Girolamo (Ralph) Miss America.
1727.
Dignan (M. W.):
Everything I do is wrong. 10172.
Just a drop of rain. 7590.
Moonbeams and sunbeams. 4877.
One autumn day. 11596.
There’s a little country home in
O-HI-O. 15078.
Di Guglielmo (A. A.):
Adorable, be mine. 9527.
Down the lane of my heart. 10073.
Muddy river. 11835.
Shack upon the hill. 20749.
Take me back to the shack upon
the hill. 12217.
Di Iulio (W. J.) I love you. 13675.
Di Leo (Francesco) Coraggio dell’-
amore. 18974.
Di Leo (Fred):
Apache. 24098.
Down Piccadilly Lane.
Hlidonina. 24501.
Saluto all’ Argentina. 25809.
Diller (A. R.) House of broken
dreams. 22220.
Diller (Angela)
book. 32909.
Dillion (Dorothy)
town. 19742.
Dillon (KE. S.)
28138.
Dillon (F. C.)
8470.
Dillon (Harry):
I’d rather be a little too soon.
6253 (199).
Largest egg’s not always laid by
the hen that cackles the most.
29189 (236).
Dillon (Joe) You are gone and I’m
alone. 21482.
Dillon (L. B.)
Dillon (L. M.)
ing later on.
Dillon (W. A.):
Bonnie, my highland lassie. 6253
(44). °
24453.
Pre-school music
In an old college
Ocean of dreams.
Prince Su Ming Wang.
Autumn bonfire. 24122.
Better things are com-
29189 (35).
1681
INDEX
pt. 1H, n.s.; v. 8
Dillon. (W. A.)—Continued.
Do me a personal favor.
Everybody’s good to me.
(157).
Girlie, girlie, ’'m just gone on you.
12862 (182).
I’d rather be a little too soon.
6253 (199).
I'd rather have a lady than an
automobile. 6253 (200).
Largest egg’s not always laid by
the hen that cackles the most.
29189 (2386).
Now altogether, hip, hip, hooray.
21569 (401).
Old home. 12862 (379).
Shovel your troubles away. 14784.
Teddy-te-tum-tum-tay. 6253 (471).
Dillon (Wm.):
Four new courier choruses. 21877.
He'll hold to my hand. 27230.
His love sent Him to the cross.
31797.
Never alone. 23002.
New temple choruses. 32663.
Dillon bros. Teddy-te-tum-tum-tay.
6253 (471).
Dilsner (Laurence)
9207.
Dilworth (EK. M.)
U. S. A. 17665.
Di Marco (Anthony)
31456.
12862
We praise Thee.
President of the
Just a little kiss
to-night. 7598.
Di Martino (Aladino) See Martino
(Aladino Di)
Di Marzio (Vincent) :
Frozen dreams. 22075.
Lolita. 14130.
Sweet serenade. 12177.
Di Mascio (Pat)
8041.
Dimples. 29488, 29716, 30540, 30926.
Di Napoli (Michael) :
Faces. 19200.
Who is it, huh! Who is it. 9315.
Di Napoli (Mike) See Di Napoli
(Michael)
D’Indy (C. J.) See Indy (C. J. a’)
D’Indy (Vincent) See Indy (Vincent
d’)
Dinehart (J. A.)
heaven when I’m with you.
Dingelstedt (R. H.):
Moods and melodies. 32522.
Motor-bus honeymoon. 32544.
Dingle Dell adventures. 540*.
Dingledy (W. P.) Won’t you say hello.
29086.
Dingman (C. H.)
And life will be like
26575.
Song of the sails.
14875.
Dingman (Gertrude) My _ gorgeous
girl. 14872.
Dingwall (M. J.) They’re all a-walk-
ing, laddie. 26114.
Disman (Morris):
Movie star parade.
| Dissell (W. F.) :
Dinus (Paul) When the circus comes
to town. 6028.
Diodet (L.):
Clavelitos. 26533 (48).
Love’s torment. 33904 (174).
Dion O’Dare. 9509 (508).
Diorio (T. B.):
And then—sudden love. 18701.
conteniplations
My,meditations have been
inclinations
centered over you. 8076.
DiPietro (Joseph) Moon magie in
Maine, 27958.
Dippolito (Albert) Since the day I
lost you. 8688. :
Dirge for Phillida.
Di Roeco (N. L. J.):
All dressed up with no place to go.
12891.
16025.
I’m taking singing lessons. 16609.
I want to be alone. 13789.
Sing to me. 14802.
Disappointment. 17794.
Di Sarli (C.) See Sarli (C. Di)
Discépolo (E. S.):
Aima del bandonéon. 15555.
Réve de jeunesse. 32984.
Yira Yira. 26433, 26434.
Disher (H. B.):
Lullaby lady. 17095.
What would I do without you.
18392.
Disher (Hugh)
Disler (B. M.)
19606.
See Disher (H. B.)
I’m California bound.
24225,
27135.
By all the stars above.
Girl with the golden voice.
Give me your heart. 31654.
I hate to stare. 24792.
I thank my stars. 24893.
Let's face the future together.
25157.
Time marches on. 23624.
Disque 413. 18799, 18993, 20215.
Broken playthings. 15767.
Rose of Monterey. 17775.
Diton (C. R.) Listen, American voters.
16982, 22653.
Ditson (Oliver) co, ine.:
All glory, laud, and honor. 46.
Alleluia! Christ is risen. 3911,
Sales
Avenging and bright. 24124.
Baby’s eyes. 15649.
Barearolle. 9655.
Beauty eternal. 2348.
Carnival overture. 3548.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
24966:
Choice sacred duets. 24295.
1682
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Classic Italian songs. 9883.
Come hither, ye faithful. 29414.
Cossack lullaby. 9922.
Cotton blossoms. 115844.
Credo. 9942, 9943.
Deep River. 519.
Ditson a cappella chorus book.
10031.
Ditson Christmas carol book.
29484,
Ditson clarinet pliayer’s repertory.
10032.
Ditson four-part songs for boys
voices. 29485.
Ditson three-part songs.
Ditson two-part songs.
Dolly’s lullaby. 26949,
Drum. 29527.
Hight chordal attacks.
Fairy shadows. 16162.
Finlandia. 27071.
Flowing river. 27084.
Forty Christmas carols.
Foster choral book. 3938.
Fourteen familiar Christmas carols.
10033.
10034.
19158,
27255.
29626.
Gondoliers. 31680.
Gossip Joan. 842,
Hallelujah chorus. 29689.
Happy is the miller boy. 22164.
Holy spirit. 29740.
Idyl. 28419.
In the eathedral. 12417.
Incline your ear. 29897.
It’s spring again. 16804.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 29948.
John Peel. 10917.
Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee.
King George’s head. 19898.
King in Bethlehem. 29975.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence.
30009.
Maiden. 27856.
Maids of Cadiz.
March of progress. 30117.
Menuet Reverchon. 27915.
Musical Mother Goose for two.
204.
30102.
27988.
Musing. 1134.
My old Kentucky home. 2028.
O lovely peace. 27206.
O morn of beauty. 5086.
Oh, Vermeland. 11550.
Old folks at home. 2028.
Old King Cole. 11566.
On board the Goodspeed. 30339.
On great lone hills. 28186.
Ring up the curtain. 2279.
River song. 11835.
Robyn harmony. 20672, 20673.
Roll, Jordan roll. 28380.
Romance, in G flat. 20682.
Rumpty dudgett. 30488.
Santa Claus in town. 25811.
‘Ditson three-part songs.
School and gymnasium marches.
5411,
Shéhérazade.
Sing, O heavens. 30553.
Song of greeting. 12047.
Technic tales. 15025.
Ten light overtures for orchestra.
30373.
To thee, O country. 12363.
Waltz in EH flat. 21227.
Woo, blows the wind. 29087.
Ditson a cappella chorus book. 10031.
Ditson Christmas carol book. 29484.
Ditson clarinet player’s repertory.
100382.
Ditson four-part songs for boys voices.
29485.
30536.
10033.
Ditson two-part songs. 10034.
Dittberner (Mary) Don’t run away I
want to be your pal to-day. 6785.
Dittersdorf (—) Allegro. 26985.
Dittersdorf (Carl von) Symphony in
C. 26036.
Dittmer (L. J.)
9474.
Diver (F. K.):
Adios, mi amiga. 12875.
Black night. 138058.
Dixie belle. 19076.
Dreaming that my dreams have all
come true. 13331.
Haunted with dreams of you.
10380.
In Barcelona. 10790.
It’s bitter. 19807.
Keep shakin’ in your shoes.
Lolita. 14130.
Lonesome river. 22698.
Some people think love’s funny.
14850.
Strolling down the boulevard with
you. 2608.
Sweet serenade. 12177.
Waiking in the shadow of the
moon. 21228.
Divina commedia. 9509 (532).
Divo del cinema. 16028*.
Dix (C. M.) Love love. 20091.
Dix (J. Airlie) aw., and Dix (J. An-
nie) prop.:
Call of the sea. 9509 (95).
For my lassie. 9509 (699).
Hindustani cradle song.
(291).
Ould side car. 12862 (390).
Shadows are falling. 9509 (662).
Song of content. 9509 (684).
Spray of heather. 9509 (699).
Witch’s song. 9509 (810).
Yeomen. 9509 (814).
Dix (R. E.):
Hamburger, a bottle of beer and
you. 10366.
You’re worthwhile.
13991.
9509
1683
INDEX
Dix (R. E.)—Continued.
If love should take a_ holiday.
10755,
In the hustle and the bustle of the
day. 10811.
It’s a myst’ry to me. 10860.
Little Boy Blue plays a trumpet
now. 20000.
We're on our way to _ heaven.
23744.
Dix, ltd. :
Bad as you are. 15658.
For you alone Lucia. 154.
If I were Bing. 27514.
Lonely road. 27763.
On with the show, don’t ring the
curtain down. 20463.
Pantaloon, 17572.
There’s a song they sing at a sing
song in Sing Sing. 2750.
Tower of London. 15138.
Dixie. 18278, 13279.
Dixie land. 13280.
Dixon (C. T.):
I like to lean ’gainst telephone
poles. 10386.
I wonder what you’re doing to-
night. 1182.
On a bench in lovely Valencia.
11580.
Remember, I’m thinking of you.
5307.
Sinetta. 2459.
Dixon (D. M.):
Don’t sale tax the gals. 10057.
Not turning backwards. 11508.
That old vacant chair, 12282,
Dixon (Hillen) Parting. 17584.
Dixon (G. R.) California, my land of
golden dreams. 31227.
Dixon (I. L.) Lord is my shepherd.
7813.
Dixon (J. E.) Parting. 17584.
Dixon (Mrs. J. E.) See Dixon (Hillen)
Dixon (J. H. R.) Prelude and fantasy
fugue. 28302.
Dixon (M. L.)
Dixon (Mort):
Did ja mean
24417.
Did you mean it. 269380.
Dixon (Peter) Hail! Men of adventure
hail. 887, 4052.
Dixon (R. A.):
Bronson’s song folio.
24212-24216.
Bronson’s song folio for Hawaiian
and Spanish guitars. 6514.
Dixon (S. E.) If love is blind. 4878.
Dixon (W. H.) Come right in, sit
right down, make yourself at home.
24031 (33).
Dixon (William) I ain’t giving nothing
away. 7184.
His hands. 19460.
it, hope you did.
9778, 9779,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Dmitrowna (Sonia) pseud. See Betan-
court (Maria)
Doane (Sylvia) :
Gone but not forgotten. 16292.
Meet the leader man, swing it Sam.
4814.
Dobbin (D. V.) Moonlight blues. 4882.
Dobbins (B. L.) All I want is you.
31024.
Dobbs (J. R.):
Dancing to your music. 15953.
Everywhere is heaven where you
are. 13377.
My Sunday - go - to - meetin’
17352.
Sentimental moon.
Dober (C. K.):
Americana. 81.
Animal ballet.
He played on
4097.
Lady from Hollywood. 27666.
Pardon me for dreaming. 5197.
Some day we'll meet again. 20829),
20830.
There’s
123817.
DobesS (Josef) Mein traum bist du...
30136.
Dobkin (Harry)
gal.
14755.
26580.
his old bazooka.
no two ways about it.
Cohen’s the master.
15873.
Doblinger (L.) (Bernhard Herzman-
sky):
A guater tropfen, so dreimal tag-
lich. 9513.
Allah! Allah. 9559.
Allergrosste zukunft hat die liebe.
31028.
Almenrausch und edelweiss. 18688.
Alois!! 33817.
Am besten ktisst sich’s im biro.
3325.
Ausflug mit dir ist ein ausflug ins
gltick. 3367.
Axel an der himmelsttir. 31085.
Ball bei Ziehrer. 31105.
Behitit dich Gott. 29302.
Bisschen melodie, bisschen Sympa-
thie. 15721.
Donaudam pf schiffahrtsgesell -
schaftskapitan. 19093.
Es gibt nur eine stadt, die so a
weinderl hat. 19176.
Es wird im leben. 3837.
Fahr’ nach St. Gilgen zur sommers-
zeit. 31548.
Frau von heut’.
Gebundene hande. 29633.
Heiss brennt die liebe. 16388.
Herz ist einsam in der welt. 31789.
Heut’ ist der scho6nste tag in mei-
nem leben. 4128.
Ich hab bei jeder resi gltick. 19700.
29618.
1684
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ich hab’ den wagen voller wunder-
sché6ner miidchen. 22432.
Ich hatt’ so gerne an dich ge-
glaubt ... 10788.
Ich kann nicht mehr langer allein
sein es muss etwas gescheh’n.
32029.
Ich _ spiel
19703.
In der niihe dieser frau... 43889.
In Holly-Holly-Holly-Holly-Holly-
wood. 32071.
In Langenlois. 10798.
Ja mein kleiner hiitto-hotto, hutto-
auf meiner geige...
hotto reiter. 16823.
Landsleut!! 4581.
Liebe siegt. 4634.
Liebes gltick, kehr doch bald bei
uns ein. 11055.
Lied vom Alltag.
Lied vom Montmartre. 4688.
Mal links—mal rechts. 4784.
Mama ich bin so gliticklich. 32418.
Mein schatz, wir lernen italienisch.
20178.
Mein schones friulein, gute nacht.
30135.
Mein traum bist du...
Mohnblumen blih’n...
Mutti. 11346.
Nimm nur mein herz. 32684.
Nur in meinem schrebergarten
fiihle ich mich wohl. 32721.
Oft gentigt ein glaischen sekt.
17452.
Pfiiat di Gott. 5218.
Platzmusik. 5281.
Salzburger schnitirliregen.
Schinkenfleckerln. 11906.
Schlager-olympiade. 17826.
Sei g’scheit mein kleines. 30516.
Silhouetten walzer. 30549.
Sommersprossen. 30583.
Spiel von liebe fiir mich—Zigeuner.
Sy saps
Stilles tal in sonnenschein.
Tabu—foxtrot. 30679.
Ungektsst sollst du nicht schlafen
geh’n. 12467.
Variationen. 12488.
Vienna—film. 30821.
Wanderlieder—fantasie. 30846.
Was hab’ ich dir getan. 5980.
Weit drausst in der vorstadt von
19983.
30136.
20211.
5390.
12128.
Wien. 5963.
Wenn der aite brunnen rauscht
5965.
Wenn ich ein midel witisst. 5967.
Wenn ich ftir jedes busserl einen
groschen hatt’. 5968.
Wenn ich von dir geh’, weine nicht.
12570.
Wir wollen traumen. 12706.
Zahln, zahl’n. 21563.
Dobson (E. B.) My own girl.
Dobson (Lesbia):
Three little songs. 19084.
Three songs. of bush and town.
19085.
Dockett (Clarence)
23861.
Doctor
7969.
Dodd (Arthur)
5694.
Dodd (B. M.) World’s gone ga-ga,
let’s go too. 18588.
Dodd (Jimmie):
Dear Mister Crosby. 3697.
Moon over Macon. 1750.
Dodd (L. M.):
At the scout camparall.
Cats and mice. 29877.
Christmas songs to play and Sing.
22969.
Why darkies sing.
(Rubin) Mien lebins gang.
Tell me I’m forgiven.
29257.
29408.
O dear little children. 30806.
Old tunes for young players.
25574.
Santa Claus march. 30306.
Sharps and flats to read. 25847.
Silent night. 30306.
Tunes to play and sing. 26163.
Dodds (J. E.) Wm going to step right
out and find myself a baby. 27418.
Dodge (C. E.) Front section. 26533
(Sirs. ye
Dodge (M. R.) In the heart of you.
1242.
Dodge (N. E.) Heaven. 22179.
Dodge City trail. 25220, 25625, 25640,
25989.
Dodging the dole.
Dodson (L. M.)
31925, 31939.
In the dear old Pine
Ridge mountains. 138858.
Doe (A. L. H.):
Just we two. 27638.
Many a quarrel’s in the making.
27865.
Dobereiner (Christian) Sonate. 4063.
Doeberitz (C. V.) Allerlei volkst#nze-
auf dem klavier zu spielen. 59.
Doeing (Matilda) I have come to stay.
4222.
Doelle (Franz):
Donogoo tonka... 6778.
Ich hab dich so gern. 7732.
Lieder, die uns der zigeuner spielt
eh ahem
Doenhoff (Albert von) See Von Doen-
hoff (Albert)
Doerfel (William) :
I’ve got a yen for you. 13772.
If Cinderella hadn’t lost her slip-
per. 4366. ‘
Parting is such sweet sorrow.
11651.
1685
INDEX
Doerfel (William )—Continued.
You’ve got a monopoly. 12822.
Your picture in my heart. 6246.
Doflein (Erich)
klavier. 4639.
Doggett (H. E.) Haunting eyes.
31751.
Dohnanyi (Ernst von) :
Introduction und fuge. 6253 (246).
Marsch. 6253 (103).
Pastorale. 6253 (104).
Pavane mit variationen. 6255
(375).
Symphonische minuten. 30677.
Toccata. 6253 (105).
Dohrmann (Allan) After breakin’
with you. 9532.
Dokes (C. A.) Forgotten water-mill.
29613.
Doktor Johannes Faust. 16046.
Dolan (A. EH.) Texas, the big frying
pan. 18128.
Dolan (Svea)
Dolbeer (R. K.)
Let’s dream. 19960.
I forgot to mention
love. 1016.
Dole (D. W.) Night of stars. 5049.
Dole (De Webster) See Dole (D. W.)
Dole (H. B.):
Cherubim song. 15517 (52).
Evening on the Sava. 15517 (97).
Neath our earth, in gloomy Hades.
15517 (267).
Poison-tree. 15517 (300).
Round the good father’s
15517 (323).
Saturday brings rainy weather.
JUS OP LT (BREN)
Sun and moon.
door.
15517 (381).
Dolecsk6 (Béla) Parmai_ ibolya.
20511*.
Doleesko (Béla von) Warum wird
liebe so schwer gemacht. 21248.
Dolin (Gerald) Cuba libre. 24363,
26861.
Dollar (W. A.) Caribbean moon.
26756.
Dollison (Dolly) I lost you dear.
27384.
D’Ollone (Max) See Ollone (Max d’)
Dolph (Betty) Wonderful Saviour.
18523.
Doman (John) After all. 18662.
Dombkowski (Walter) Moj skarbie.
32515.
Dombrowski (Henry) Far in Hawaii.
13398.
Domina (Fritz):
Ich spur’ in mir. 7425.
Nur eine stunde. 8232.
Domingo (J. M.) Marcial, eres el mas
grande. 1657.
Dominguez (Alberto) Dulzura. 24488.
Liedvariationen fiir |
pt. III, n.S., v. 31
—
Dominguez (EK. J.) Star on high.
8819.
Dominguez B. (Alberto) Alma de
mujer. 60.
Dominici (Helio) Hula serenade.
24757. :
Dominick (Peggy) Sweet boy. 26013.
Domosky (H. J.):
Don’t say good-bye. 3754.
I’m wild about Willie. 27450.
Let’s. 14047.
While you’re away. 12661.
Don Giovanni. 14324, 14325, 32545*.
Don Juan de Manara. 559.
Donahoo (P. S.) Vm gonna swing my
swan song. 16578.
Donahoo (Puss) See Donahoo (P. 8.)
Donahue (A. B.):
Roosevelt cheer song. 25787.
Up Salt River. 26192.
Donahue (Al):
From a distance.
I dream of Bermuda.
I wrote a song. 10735.
Donahue (T. A.) Um from Paree.
13698.
Donahue (Wanda)
10266.
24785.
Rock a bye heart-
ache of mine. 8557.
Donalds (Jack) If you’re in love say
it with flowers. 43880.
Donaldson (H. E.):
When you're near. 6057.
You're no friend of mine.
Donaldson (Walter) :
Blow that horn.
18606.
24185, 31176.
Can’t we fall in love. 15804,
24250.
Did I remember. 13274.
Did I remember to tell you I adore
you. 6757.
Don’t come crying to me. 13292.
Dream house number. 21916.
Dream kisses. 3777.
I'd be lost without you. 29775.
I’d hate to tell you. 4206.
In the garden of Allah. 29892.
It’s a small world. 18895, 16792.
It’s been so long. 4450.
My blue heaven. 8064.
Night of nights. 17413.
Oh, so lovely. 28152.
San Francisco. 5394.
She’s.a Follies girl. 11953.
Sometime in spring. 383229),
You. 9408, 9409.
You gotta pull strings. 12778.
You never locked so _ beautiful.
3207, 9445, 12785.
Donaldson, Dougias & Gumble,
Cabin in the sky. 9804.
Goose hangs high. 29672.
I like that face you're wearing.
7244.
ine
1686 |
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
aN
I want the whole world to love
you. 24911.
It’s a sin to tell a lie. 4448.
More I know you, the more I love
you. 17246.
On a coconut island.
Stars and soft guitars. 30623.
Tell me with your kisses. 21002.
Wintertime dreams. 29066.
With thee I swing. 26412.
Woman hasn’t got enough eyes for
a man that flies. 12717.
Would ’ja have a cup o’ Java with
204384.
me. 238918.
You better play ball with me.
12757.
Donastia (Pddre) Happy Bethiehem.
29700.
Donato (Hdgardo) :
A media luz. 1, 24032.
Puro chispa. 25720.
Donaumelodien. 20179, 21234, 21248.
Donderer (Georg) Kleine ettiden.
29981.
Dondero (lL. H.) Baby, what should I
do. 31089.
Donenfeld (Israeli) Silent moon.
14790.
Doner (J. G.) Townsend pep song.
9055.
Donez (lan) WhenIam gone. 23788.
Donholt (C. W.):
Down in sunny Florida.
On the high seas. 14518.
Wonderful girl. 15406.
Donington (Mary) :
Hlongatitude Legitudior.
I’m sailing in a cylinder.
Molehilis. 7990.
Week-end fiction.
Well away. 23758.
Donington (Robert) Practical method
for the recorder. 5255.
Donnelly (Andrew) Quintuplets on
parade. 2216.
Donnelly (J. B.)
0449.
Donnelly
8908.
Donnelly (T. R.) Down on the banks
of the Doon. 10071.
Donnerwetter tadellos.
823).
Donogoo tonka. . .
Donoho (V. R.)
Donchoo (F. M.)
16067.
16119.
166053.
9220.
Ship ahoy, yo ho.
(J. J.) Syracuse overture.
9509 (229)
6778.
Eyes of Texas. 6879.
67th psalm. 26531.
Donostia (P.) Vocalise-étude. 5899.
Don’t tell me it’s Christmas. 24445*.
Donth (A. A.) sr. Hail to the Presi-
dent. 4057.
Doogan (P. J.):
Coming back home. 3628.
To be like Jesus. 5787.
Dooge (Gladys)
for me. 18319.
Dooley (J. M.)
Dooley (Pat):
Are you from Texas too. 18720.
Just a little dug-out on the plain.
13954.
Sheriff Dan McGrew. 14776.
Dooley (Phil) Why is the high tide
high. 9388.
Doonan (Lee) Fading moon. 21996.
Doone (J. 8S.) Country fair waltz-song.
26848.
D’Or (Henri Pierre-)
(Henri)
Dorak (A. E.):
Swing rhythm. 5657.
There’s no one can paint a true
picture. 12314.
Dorch (Gaston) :
Chimes. 18928.
Heap big chief. 19427.
Mother-in-law. 20249.
Dream Sweet dreams.
My love song. 8117.
See Pierre-d’Or
Suicide. 20920.
Dore (Daniel) Réponse d’amour.
32981.
Doree (Nadage) :
New York I love you. 1944, 8184.
Peace is life’s victory. 23167,
28252.
Doremi musikverlag, a. g. Gloria und
der clown. 138474.
Dorf (B. L.) You've got rythm plus.
6230.
Dorff (Henry)
means I love you.
Dorfiler (Rachelau)
you. 26396.
Dorfman (W. J.):
Believe it or not. 21691.
Gone with the wind. 31689.
I’m lonely without you. 22348.
Nature’s symphony. 30267.
Re-elect Roosevelt President.
25746.
That’s how
33394.
To have and to hold. 33455.
Tongue-tied. 30756.
Dorgelés (Roland) Oui, tu lVauras ta
croix. 8350.
D’Oria (Louis)
Any way I say it, it
21619.
Wiennie bake and
romance was born.
See Oria (Louis D’)
Dorian (René) Israél ... va ten.
4440.
Doricus (—) Quando nasce Vamore.
20611.
Dorien (Edward) :
Awake or asleep. 145.
Hit of the season. 7121*.
Dorien (Edwin) :
Born lucky. 15752.
In Budapest. 16721.
In the stillness of the night. 16753.
1687
INDEX
Dorien (Edwin) —Continued.
Let’s dance in the New York man-
ner. 16930.
Let’s name the day. 16941.
- Mild and mellow. 17191.
Should I be aloof. 17886.
You rate four stars with me. 18587.
Dorlay (Georges) Novios. 8226.
Dorman (C. E.):
Along came love. 18692.
I don’t want to be a king. 1006.
My golden band of memories.
20283.
Dorman (L. A.)
Ada Marie.
My reverie. 11427.
Oklahoma home. 23072.
There’s something about you, that
makes me love you. 18169.
"18656.
Dorn (G. A.) I sold you my heart for
a song. 27471.
Dorn (Lane) pseud. See Kelly
(Jeanne )
Dorn (Ralph) I sold you my heart for
a song. 27471.
Dornréschen. 31458.
Doro (Grace) :
Invitation to love. 13876.
You autographed my heart.
Dorothee (Die) 16062.
Dorr (Isabell) Old pal.
Dorr (Julian) :
Do you know that the moon cain
23938.
11571.
talk. 24427.
Together we never can fail. 21113.
You think I’m jealous. 24012.
Your love like a strike of a match.
24026.
Dorr (W. R.)
29309.
Dorsey (Jimmy) :
Beebe. 3429.
Parade of the milk bottle caps.
11641.
Dorsey (T. A.):
I’m talking about Jesus.
If you sing a gospel song.
Dorsey (Thomas)
9844.
Dorsey (Tommy) Three moods.
D’Orsi (Albert) :
I opened my Tene 16627.
I waited for spring. 16658.
One moonlight night. 17517.
Dosha. pseud. See Spofford (Hva)
Doss (Jim) On the range in the sweet
beyond. 382775.
Dostal (Nico) :
Fallt dir der abschied auch so
schwer. 31547.
Havana heaven. 13534.
Dottini (L. R.) Indian dance.
Dottor Oss. 3764*.
Benediction response.
13734.
13831.
Caught us doing it
16063.
29898.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Double or nothing. 10056, 29500, 31865,
33117.
Dougan (F. E.) Blue lagoon. 15731.
Dougherty (Budd) :
At the top with you. 134.
Can’t-cha. 3587.
One day has gone. 5154.
Wasted love. 262438.
Dougherty (Dan) Look out for the
brown bomber, the kid from Alabam’.
11121.
Dougherty (Edward)
come through. 309381.
Dougherty (Jennie) Just a year ago.
10937, 22564.
Dougherty (William)
15624.
Douglas (Bert) :
Apple dumplin’. 9594.
Put it in writing. 23221.
Douglas (Charles) Song
verse. 14880.
Douglas (Hthel) :
Cloches de St. Etienne. 9509 (134).
Uncle Pete’s birthday. 9509 (755).
Douglas (G. W.) Something’s calling
me back to Dixie. 23408, 283404, 30582.
Douglas (Leslie) :
In a little Devonshire lane. 22455.
When my day’s work’s done. 9278.
Douglas (M. A.) Something’s calling
me back to Dixie. 238408, 23404,
With Jesus Pll
At your request.
without
30582.
Douglas (Mona) Five Manx folk
dances. 31461.
Douglas (Shipley) :
Cloches de St. Etienne. 9509 (134).
Uncle Pete’s birthday. 9509 (755).
Douglas (William) Prisoner’s dream.
28308.
Douglass (Bruce) :
All is well. 24060.
I looked into your eyes.
Just another affair. 4521.
Louisville honey. 4712.
Moment I found you.
This really must he love.
Weary wind. 9215.
Dous (Carry):
Rainbow moon. 25735.
Sing ’em sweet and play; ’em hot.
7268.
32517.
26118.
25879.
Douty (Nicholas) Music, when soft
voices die. 17269.
Dove (Hawley) Devotion. 537.
Dove (L. U.) Dreams. 219390.
Dove (The) 574.
Dover (Edward) Roosevelt of the na-
tional heart. 11859.
Dow (G. R.) One angel missing in
heaven. 11595.
Dow (H.C.) I dream of you at sunset.
13640.
Dow (Robert)
Bouquet. 21722.
1688
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dowd (Marie) :
Little boy. 11075.
Love play. 4740.
Dowell (N. F.) My dream heaven.
17299.
Dowell (Vennia) :
I love to swing. 273889.
It must. be I’ve deceived you.
27575.
Dowling (Jane)
sky. 5584.
Down among the dead men. 6792.
Down in yon forest. 31465, 31466.
Downey (Fairfax) True blue Elihu.
Stars fell out of the
12409.
Downey (H. E.) Dancing under the
moon. 6716.
Downing (A. J.) Seventeen. 25842.
Downing (I. Y.) When this old heart
of mine ceases its beating. 3051.
Downing (Kenneth) pseud. See Tre-
harne (Bryceson)
Downing (V. E.):
Picture on the wall. 20540.
Still we find that we’re in love.
20905.
Downs (Georgia)
12843.
Downs (J. M.)
Downs (Johnny)
Downs (Lawrence)
13581.
Downs (S. M.)
Doyle (A. W.):
Did we just kiss. 31426.
Drink of our love to-night.
Gone leaving just a heart.
Doyle (Arthur):
Love swings high.
Our melody of love. 28226.
Sometime remember. 23406.
There’s a song in my soul. 28727.
We'll face our future. 23737.
Doyle (F. E.) I'd like to take a trip in
a streamlined train. 19534.
Doyle (George) :
Your’ reflection.
Desert moon. 16007.
See Downs (J. M.)
Home of the hills.
Diabolo. 12862 (128).
31495.
31682.
27817.
Check, check, a hundred per cent.
29383.
My love. 14400.
Doyle (J. F.) My girl is Miss Irene
O’Day. 1834.
Doyle (Jack) My girl is Miss Irene
O'Day. 1834.
Doyle (M. H.) Won’t you be my every
day sweetheart. 18528.
Doysié (Abel) Marchons' gaiment.
27873.
Dozer (C. E.) Christian homes. 379.
Dragonette (Vincent) Say you will be
mine. 2371.
Drake (B. V.) V-I-R-G-I-N-I-A. 9142.
Drake (C. A.):
Memory of our summer love.
25325.
Moonlight memories. 22869.
Drake (Ira) In the hills of old Mon-
tana. 13857.
Drake (Janie) pseud. See Hill (L. J.)
Drake (Larry) pseud. See Gollinger
(Aw Re)
(Milton) Do the _ Riviera.
21889.
Drake (Oliver)
29683.
Drakeford (L. H.):
Advertisia. 3278.
Aubade. 31075.
Cockney lullaby. 6631.
Driftin’ cowboy. 617.
Grow, tobacco, grow. 875.
I wonder where you are.
Guns and guitars.
10731.
Land that I love. 4579.
Lonely heart. 7791.
On a delicatessen counter. 11581.
Patty songs. 20519.
Drakeford (Louis) See Drakeford
(L. H.)
Dransmann (Hansheinrich) Hiner
baut einen dom. 16115.
Drawing-room favorites. 18648 (107-
109').
Drdla (Franz) :
Fantasie. 12862 (138).
Polichinelle. 12862 (407).
Serenade. 8643.
Souvenir. 8796.
Walzer serenade. 9509 (771).
Dream a little dream of me darling.
6799.
Dreamy waltz.
Dreber (Arthur)
Dreher (Marian)
if I sing. 6169.
Drei kleine friulein. 16096.
Drei miderl um Schubert. 33083.
Drei tolle tage. 31490.
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g.:
Annemariechen-Annemarel, ei ei ei,
du bist treu. 18709.
Ball an bord. 12991.
Bei zartlicher musik da kann man
herrlich trAumen. 13082.
Beim allerersten tangoschritt.
31143.
Berlin wie es weint, Berlin wie es
laecht. 311538.
Cara Mari. 31248.
Dann wird es langsam wieder
herbst. 31392.
Drei tolle tage. 31490.
Du oder ich. 31499.
Es ist so schon ein gliick zu zwei’n.
31525.
Hs sehneit. 31526.
Fallt dir der abschied auch so
sehwer. 31547.
George Sand, die besiegte siegerin.
13455.
13342.
Jackey. 4476.
You can’t blame me
1689
INDEX
Dreiklang-verlag, a. g—Continued.
Heut’ gehst du ohne gruss an mir
vortiber. 31790.
Hor’ ich im traum zigeunerweisen.
31800.
Honolulu. 31816.
Ich hab’ nur eine leidenschaft.
32028.
In meinem garten bltihen bald die
ersten veilchen. 32074.
In Santa Fé. 32082.
Jeder hat ein kleines stammlokal.
32151.
Karneval in Sevilla. 32193.
Keine ist so schOn wie du. 19894.
Kiisse sind die sprache der liebe.
14011.
Lilalou. 14090.
Madel ahoi. 32413.
Mirchen, die man
trhumt. 32414.
Mariann’ du hast es meinem herzen
angetan. 32481.
Mondnacht am Rio Grande. 32519.
Nur ein kleiner strauss narzissen.
im fruthling
32720.
Peter hat Marie gektsst. 32858.
Rafaela. 32519.
Skandal um die fledermaus. 383165.
Triumen, immer nur triumen.
33481.
Wie schade, dass wir uns So wenig
versteh’n. 33755.
Wort vielleicht. 214538.
Dreimasken musik, g. m. b. h. Gran-
dioso. 10341.
Dressel (Hrwin) Tanzrhythmen.
30689.
Dresser (I. L.) Let us kiss. 32278.
Dresser (Paul) Just tell them that
you saw me. 16861.
Dressler (lL. Richard) prop., and Dress-
ler (Louis R.) auw.:
Christ is risen. 9509 (129).
O for the wings of a dove. 18648
(241).
Song of the angels. 26533 (273). |.
Dressler (Louis Richard) prop., and
Dressler (William) au. Almighty
Giver, bountiful and free. 31003 (6).
Drew (Doryce):
Forever and a day. 3929.
If you could care for me. 4378.
Just like a flash. 4531.
Searching for romance I stumbled
into love. 5425.
That mysterious melody. 5714.
Drew (EH. EH.) That’s how you at-
tracted me. 18148.
Drew (E. M.):
Dear restless heart, be stiil.
Song of the West. 8771.
Waiting. 12524.
9996.
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 31
Drew (Freddy) :
Forever and a day. 3929.
If you could care for me.
Just like a flash. 4531.
Searching for romance I stumbled
into love. 5425.
That mysterious melody. 5714.
4378.
| Drewett de Kresz (Norah) See Kresz
(N. D. de)
Drewniak (John) Bloodroot. 26681.
Drexler (Max) Since yesterday.
28489.
Drexler (V. T.) Stars. 238454.
Dreyer (Dave):
Do my eyes deceive me. 26941.
Ill never let you go. 7261, 13665,.
16535.
Just one more dance, madame.
19880, 27631.
Tumble on tumble weed.
9082.
Driesech (J. A.) :
En Dio Moana. 24504.
Pontevedra. 11715.
Driggs (Collins) You're a brand new
thing. 6188.
Drigo (R.) Millions d’Arlequin. 15517
(248).
Drink to me only with thine eyes. 621,
3805, 9509 (192), 16102, 16103, 29525,
31496, 31497.
Driscoll (J. E.):
Because ’m mad at you. 9677.
Hyes. 10183.
Goodbye dreams. 10331.
How could I do without you.
21295.
I know I’m
31898.
I’m just like a rainbow when it
comes to you. 16587.
It must be love. 16790.
Just like that. 10949.
Let me hold you in
16922.
Little girl of the West.
Lonesome Luke. 17036.
Papa’s got to learn to say yes, yes
to mama. 17574.
Saturday night. 11895.
Sweetheart without you. 33333.
That night of all nights. 12280.
Uhm-m-m. 28841.
Western pal. 183870.
Driscoll (Joe) :
Because Tm mad at you.
Eyes. 10183.
Goodbye dreams. 10331.
Just like that. 10949.
Little girl of the West.
Lonesome Luke. 17036.
Saturday night. 11895.
That night of all nights.
2850,
in love with you.
my arms.
17005.
9677. .
17005.
12280.
1690
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Driseoll (Lee) Thrill me in the moon-
light again. 12846.
Driscoll (M. E.):
Flag of Christ the King.
3906.
Soldiers of the King. 5524.
Driskill (Gladys) Cowboy’s tribute to
3905,
our Will. 9936.
Driskill (Mrs. H. W.) See Driskill
(Giadys )
. Driver (HE. EH. E.) Tunes for rhythmies.
28818.
Driver (F. P.):
Noah’s ark animals. 17425.
Teddybears—all of them. 17425.
Driver (J. D.) Johnny jump up. 4496.
Drobegg (Whitey) You’ve broken my
dream. 21541.
Drohan CH: P:).:
Bolles on parade. 13074.
Let your heart be a garden of love.
7728.
Where it’s always today. 9299.
Druecke (C. A.) See Druecke (C. H.)
Druecke (C. H.) Life is what you
make it. 82280.
Drumheller (Chas.) :
Brilliant star. 12862 (69).
Dashing spray. 12862 (123).
No you don’t. 12862 (365).
Ocean pearl. 21569 (414).
Pandora. 21569 (431).
Silver spray. 12862 (462), 21569
(496).
Texas galop. 12862 (487).
Drumheller (L. A.) My guiding star.
3270 (430).
Drummond (EH. F.) Idealism. 13812.
Drumn (Kathryn) Because I am lonely
for you. 9675.
Drumtra (Harvey):
O-o-do-a-little. 28211.
Wondrous love. 23907.
Drunkard (The) 321738, 33372.
Dryman (James) When twilight falls
in the mountains. 21350.
Drysdale (EH. M.) Love’s token. 14193.
Drysdale (Patrick) She’s a honey you
ean’t forget. 14771.
Du, du liegst mir im herzen. 10118.
Du hast diamanten und perlen. 28191.
Du oder ich. 31499.
Duane (J. R.) Sapphic ode. 9761,
13081.
Duarte (Margarita) A mi _ perrito
pienselo. 3271.
Dubeck (J. A.):
Don’t cheat on me. 16053.
You’re my only love. 12799.
Dubensky (Arecady) Capriccio. 3811.
Duboff (A. A.):
Forlorn. 3934.
Kitty. 14003.
That judgment day. 8965.
Dubois (C. A.)
(Théodore) aw.:
Aubade printaniére. 15517 (17).
Ave verum. 15517 (19).
prop., and Dubois
Ballade. 15517 (87).
Chanson des roses. 12862 (88)
En la bémol majeur. 12862 (146,
147).
En la naturel majeur. 12862 (148).
En mi naturel majeur. 12862
(149).
Kn ré bémol majeur. 12862 (150).
En ut dieze mineur. 12862 (151).
Entr’acte—rigaudon. 21569 (117).
Esquisse. 21569 (121).
God, my Father. 9509 (251).
Prélude et fugue. 9509 (583).
Symphonie francaise. 9509 (725),
12862 (484).
Trop tard. 12862 (508).
Viatique. 12862 (516).
Dubois (Frank) Come on and smile.
3621.
Dubois (Herman) My mate, my fate.
8121.
DuBose (N. H.) You are doubly dear.
18558.
Dubourg (Ch.) Valse chaloupée.
18648 (272).
DuBov (P. HE.) Why. 15368.
DuBov (Phil) See DuBov (P. E.)
Ducasse (Roger) :
Hgo sum panis vivus.
Suite francaise en
29189 (411).
Variations plaisantes.
15517 (416), 21569
648, 649.
ré majeur.
12862 (514),
(582), 29189
(449).
Duchemin (Lucien) Fugues 4 4 par-
1LESs Gao:
Duchin (Herbert) psewd. See Cohen
(Herbert )
Duckett (Raymond) I’m asking for
your love, baby. 16562.
Duckworth (R. E.):
Irishman never grows old. 16777.
Like the words of a beautiful song.
14088.
Now youw’re gone. 14473.
To-night I sing to my love.
DuConge (A. J.) jr.:
Blue moments. 18821.
You’re just the kind o’ girl for me.
29145.
Ducrest (W. F.)
chariot. 28650.
Duddy (J. H.)
Dudgeon (Frank)
Dudley (C. W.):
18213.
Swing low, sweet
Here Bill. 4120.
Meeting. 7941.
I’m Anthony, your adversary.
22310.
Prairie fire. 5256.
1691
INDEX
Dudley (E. W.):
Sit down, servant, angels in heav’n
goin’ to wait on you. 17926.
When death calls your name.
18399.
Dudley & Buchanan:
Sit down, servant, angels in heav’n
goin’ to wait on you. 17926.
When death eallS your name.
18399.
Duer (I. M.) Inspiration. 32097.
Duerr (Edwin):
Father’s day. 31566.
Lead soldiers. 32248.
’Toxicatin’ you. 33479.
Duey (H. P.) Down in the dumps.
26962.
Dufenhorst (I. H.) Children’s delight.
9864.
Duffy (B. E.) Love’s lonesome hours.
22751.
Duffy (M. W.) My baby girl. 27991.
Dufour (Bert) Let’s sign a contract.
11041.
Duggan (Josephine) Roosevelt again.
14701.
Dugger (C. H.) Darkness. 15965.
Dugger (R. T.) My sweetie’s gonna
say yes. 11444.
When I see the love
33674.
Duggin (Lillian)
in your eyes.
Duhig (John):
There’s love in spring. 18161.
You're lovely and lovable. 29146.
Dukas (M. D. P.) Cing filles d’Orla-
monde. 21569 (74).
Dukas (Paul):
Ariane et Barbe-bleue.
Cing filles
(74).
Répertoire moderne de _ vocalises-
études. 18648 (302).
Sorcerer’s apprentice.
Duke (A. T.):
Cupid’s trumpeteers. 19009.
Dixie on parade. 19078.
Don’t do as I do. 19096.
I answer yes when I mean no.
19514.
Sailor Jack McCoy. 20717.
Since I’ve rediscovered love. 20781.
They can’t fool me all the time.
26533 (12).
d’Orlamonde. 21569
2549.
26112.
With only my mikey and me.
21425,
Duke (Al) Sce Duke (A. T.)
Duke (Russell) Just you and love and
me. 7632.
Duke (Vernon) :
Gazooka. 6962.
I used to be above love. 18765.
My red-letter day. 4994.
Now. 30295.
Duleu (—-) Amour réveur. 6318.
pt. 1G n S.fvesk
Duleu (E.):
Je voudrais vous faire un aveu.
7566.
Réve de virtuose. 177381.
Dull (Mollie) When you have love
you have everything. 6054.
Dulmage (W. E.):
Carry on. 26765.
Uncle Sam’s on parade. 5857.
DuLyn (Florence) Romany. 14696.
Dumas (Roger) D’Ajaccio a Bonifacio.
9954.
Dumesnil (Maurice)
tinée. 29189 (55).
Dummy line. 629,
DuMond (Joe):
All to Jesus. 21591.
At mother’s knee. 21688.
Blessed Lord Jesus. 21707.
Broomtails. 29344.
By the bend o’ the river we shall
meet someday. 21736.
By the sea. 21738.
Come ye weary traveler.
Did He die in vain. 21874.
Ever in Jesus may I find refuge.
21980.
Father in heaven, 22017,
Flowers of Jesus. 22042.
He is e’er beside you. 22176.
His home beyond the blue.
IT am so happy. 222388.
I come to Thee. 22240.
I’m marching home. 22346.
I shall be there. 22390.
I would give my all. 22480.
If your heart is heavy laden.
22449.
In my Father’s house.
In prayer I come to, Thee.
In sunset land. 22473.
In the peace of Thy embrace.
22482.
Jesus, I am waiting. 225388.
Jesus is calling. 22539.
Jesus is waiting to help you.
22540.
Jesus, Savior. 22544.
Jesus take me to Thy bosom.
22545.
Just for you. 22576.
Let me sing my song. 22627.
Let us waik the way together.
_ 22641.
Little while. 22675.
My Christ is your Christ.
My homeland. 229388.
Old story. 238097.
On the hill of Calvary. 23110.
Prayer. 23209.
Road that leads to Thee. 23270.
Road to glory. 23271.
Saved by His grace. 23305.
Chant de la des-
21798.
22198.
22464.
22469.
22908.
1692
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Seek ye the heavenly Father.
23318.
Singing His song. 23569.
Some day I'll hear the angels sing.
23398.
Some sweet day. 23402.
There is a land. 23589.
There is room enough for _ all.
23590.
We are marching forth to battle.’
23734.
When e’er I pray. 23786.
When the night her curtain draws.
238820,
When your skies are cloudy, look
for showers of joy. 23836.
Wonderful love. 23906.
Dumont (L. F.) And now I lay me
down to sleep. 6321.
Dunaev (Nicholas) Rhapsody of love.
2265.
Dunaway (EH. C.)
31159.
Dunbar (HE. 8S.) Near my heart. 22996.
Dunbar (George) Love is the grand
finale. 25250.
Duncan (Carlyle):
Christ is risen from the dead, 6611.
Day of resurrection. 6733.
Pater noster. 83880.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
25696.
Voice that breathed o’er Eden.
9152.
Duncan (D. A.)
18610,
Duncan (Jan): .
Go slow. 193809.
I’ve been deceiving you.
Man about town. 20136.
Duncan (W.C.) Sallie hasn’t changed
._ her maiden name. 21569 (484).
Duncan (W. G.) It feels so. good.
Betty and Will.
You’re so heavenly.
19666.
10853.
Dundas (Girvan) :
In China. 7467.
Ragamuffin Joe. 8497.
Dunford (J. W.) In Hawaii long ago.
4391.
Dungan (F. A.) Snow flakes falling.
148382.
Dungan (Olive) :
Enchantment. 16127.
Mango moon. 20148.
White jasmine. 18464.
Wind song. 21421.
Dungate (Eva):
Hallowed wings. 13521.
Isle of Sleep. 10848.
Jubilee bells. 18944.
Dunham (H. H.)
sanctus. 15517 (88).
Dunham (H.M.) Five settings of the
sanctus. 15517 (S88).
Five settings of the
Dunhill (T. F.):
Angler’s song. 21615.
Christmas carol. 9878.
Coach. 9888.
Country life. 6679.
Daisies and grasses. 9888.
Dapple-grey. 10877.
Evening prayer. 10161.
Harvest song. 10377.
Here, there, and everywhere.
10424.
Home we go. 11991.
In an old-world village. 7464.
Intermezzo. 21946.
Lord, dismiss us with Thy bless-
ine rolle
Pas seul. 30384.
Piping times. 11698, 11694.
Sing ivy. 11991.
Starlings. 12117.
Suite of four pieces. 18044.
10122.
12545.
See Spain-Dunk
Two fairy pieces.
Way to London.
Dunk (Susan Spain-)
(Susan)
Dunkéll (KE. K.) and Dunkéll (H. J.)
I wonder. 19691.
Dunkley (H. G.) Martyr of Antioch.
12862 (328).
Dunlap (H. H.) aw, and Dunlap
(D. A.) prop. O, you. 32785.
Dunlop (A. C.) Alone with my Say-
ior in prayer. 6305.
Dunlop (Merrill) :
Good night, Ill meet you in the
morning. 10327.
I believe the answer’s on the way.
31860.
It’s about time. 16798.
Joy in my heart. 168389.
Let us sing as we journey home.
16951.
Linger, my soul, at Calvary’s
mountain. 11067.
My testimony. 32634.
No heavy crosses. 17420.
O won't that be joy. 17448.
Opened for me. 17535.
Promoted. 17675.
_ Smile, only smile. 33183.
Songs of a Christian. 17980.
There’s a better day coming by
and by. 33410.
There’s music in my soul. 18162.
Use me, Lord. 18278.
Won’t it be wonderful. 18526.
Yes, Lord, I will say yes. 18549.
Dunlop (Ruth):
Make me kind and loving. 17121.
Secret of a kiss. 17839.
Dunn (A. B.) Day you came my
way. 21851.
Dunn (A. HI.)
Menuet in A. 22818,
1693
INDEX
Dunn (A. R.) Loving in the moon-
light was made for two. 7860.
Dunn (Charles) Diddle - dum - dee.
6759.
Dunn (Chester) In a little blue cafe.
13839.
Dunn (D. E.):
Rain at night. 8499.
Secretary wanted, unencumbered. |
20741.
Dunn (H. A.) College cruise. 15875*.
Dunn (H. L.) I fell in love with
you. 273842.
Dunn (J. Be):
Justorum animae. 13882.
Surrexit Christus hodie. 12165.
Dunn (K. E.) Death of Bruno Haupt-
mann. 10002.
Dunn (L. C.) Lightship bell. 25179.
Dunn (M. E.) I want a contract with
Cupid. 10707.
Dunn (Ruth) Over and over and
over again. 8361.
Dunn (S. C.) My dear mother.
14355.
Dunn (W. F.) When you go away.
15340.
Dunne (Jeanne) :
Because it’s swell.
Dance man. 9957.
Hiteh-hiking. 7122.
I burned my candle at both ends.
10504.
I saw you in a crowd. 7361.
Rain in Kansas. 20625.
Why did you say I love you.
6417.
9329.
Dunning (Edith) Louisiana, my own.
27794.
Duntiing (S. L.):
Fifty-five rounds and canons.
15517 (89).
Thirty-four unison songs. 3270
(154).
Dunphey (Mary) Miss you, my dear.
20202.
Dunsing (Paul) German folk dances.
29638.
Dunsworth (B. R.):
Follow the beauceant. 3919.
It’s amazing, but true. 16794.
Kansas state legion auxiliary song.
4541.
By beautiful butterfly.
Velvet shadows. 21197.
Duo primer. 24489.
Du Page (Dick):
Honky-tonky Joe. 24736.
Love rides on the moon. 17072.
Du Page (F. BE.) Love, I wanted you.
20266.
1564.
Du Page (Richard) Love, I wanted
you. 1564.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 381
Dupell (P. T.) That’s how I believe
in you. 15062.
Dupies (Helen):
If this is love.
Night. 380275.
29865.
Put my lariat by my side. 30438.
Dupont (Gabriel) :
Caresses. 26533 (34).
Chanson des_ noisettes. 26533
(35).
Chant de la destinée. 26533 (37).
O triste, triste . 21569 (410).
Pieusement. 21569 (488).
Dupont (Jacques) Soirs a
Pins. 2497-2502.
Dupont (R. A. A.):
Caresses. 26533 (34).
Chanson des noisettes. 26533: (35).
Chant de la destinée. 26533 (387).
O triste, triste... 21569 (410).
Pieusement. 21569 (488).
Du Pont de Nemours (HH. I.) & @o., ine.:
American home theme. 9579.
March theme. 11220.
No turning back. 11500.
Dupré (Marcel) :
Cours d’harmonie analytique.
31258, 31359.
3 élévations. 6825.
DuPree (Annette) Little old log cabin
in the lane. 11085.
Duquette (R. G.) Dearest pal.
Duran (G. E.):
Hlena. 21971.
Ensueno. 21975.
Recuerdo. 23248.
Duran (Pete): 3
I saw love in your eyes.
My smiling baby. 11433.
Durand (Aug.) First waltz.
(228).
Durand (Jacques) aw., and Durand (M.
A. M.) prop. Petit berger. 24031
(159).
Durand (Paul)
m’aimes. 10028.
Durand & cie.:
A sa guitare. 4.
Aeneas. 9528*, 26541.
Andante de la troisiéme symphonie.
28424.
Bal vénitien.
Berger Collinet.
Bergére indulgente.
Boeane. 18830.
Bonté. 9752.
C’est un p’tit ramoneur. 9798.
Ce que raconte le vieux chéne. 344.
Chanson lasse. 18911.
Chant nostalgique. 352.
Chantons Baechus. 6589.
Chantons Platée. 6590.
Cheeur triomphal. 28425.
Cing poémes. 2174.
Juan-les-
10001.
19652.
9509
Dis-moi que tu
26632.
9697.
9698.
94
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Coneerto. 4383, 434.
Concerto moldave. 26836.
Danse de corde. 19030.
Danse en rythme espagnol.
Délaissée. 10010.
Dix cantiques alleluiatiques. 10351.
Duo des fraises. 1383849.
Hgo sum panis vivus. 648, 649.
En dansant sous les tilleuls. 660.
Enlévement en mer. 10152.
Entre les deux. 10154.
Florida. 10220.
Galante aventure. 10280.
Grande marche. 10339.
Je t'aime. 27599, 27600.
Jésus, Toi qui sauvas le monde.
1328, 1329.
Jota. aragonese.
Ma premiére piéce.
Montferrine. 20219.
Orientale. 11615.
Par le chemin montueux.
Pepina. 11667.
Petit Jacques a compris la musique.
11678.
Pliaska. 2154.
Printemps. . 8471.
Récit du bouffon.
Salut au printemps.
Scherzo. 1419.
Si quelquefois tu pleures. 26209.
Solféges de concours. 2503, 28540.
Sonatine. 2531.
Sonatine en trio.
Suite en rocaille. 2616, 2617.
Suite francaise. 8855.
Sur le chemin d’amour.: 28624-
28626.
Pehen.}: 12235:
Tu es Petrus.
Valse des ondes.
Vieilles cartes,
26209.
Viens Fanny. 2916, 2917.
Voilier. 2928.
4™° quatuor. 26529, 26530.
4™° symphonie. 3268, 3269.
10 chansons populaires. 2235.
100 dictées musicales. 2378.
Durant (Eddie) pseud. See
(G. E.)
Durante (Francesco)
Domini. 14278.
Durante (Jimmy) Durante’s (Jimmy
(Sechnozzle) ) jumbo song book. 6380.
Duren (H. E.):
America forever. 80.
Incidentally yours, Will. 4421.
On the banks of the little Baraboo.
19031.
2349.
1625.
2104.
2240.
2304.
25928.
9080.
2896.
vieilles mains.
Duran
Misericordias
14516.
Sunny little honey of the moun-
tains. 23485.
That happy day of autumn. 2717.
126829—37——_13
Durham (Edward) :
Harlem shout.
Oh boy. 2001.
Swing of swings.
Durham (Gordon)
dreams. 2226.
Durick (J. A.) Do you really mean it
that way. 160386.
During (Mildred) :
Nights in Spain.
This is Hollywood.
Durrant oe
Cake and sack. 31226.
Coronation song. 31348.
Tired Tim. 33450.
Durso (Gerardo) Evviva Mussolini.
21890, 21991.
Durst (A. S.)
30200.
Durst (Sidney)
ices. 24594.
Duseh (Alexander von):
Neun gedichte von Alfred Basser-
mann. 16107.
Sonate fiir zwei klaviere. 8755.
Dusik (Géza) Bisschen melodie, bis-
schen sympathie. 15721.
Dusterhoff (Flo.) June night, moon-
31746.
33037.
Rainbow of my
11487.
12331.
Music in your eyes.
Friday evening sery-
light, and a girl like you. 32164.
Duthoit (Reneé) Songeuse. 15517
(366).
Duthoit QW ) ei
Love of the three oranges. 4737.
Marche polovtsienne. 7910.
Prince Igor. 32916.
Two little Japs. 33545.
Dutilleux (Henri) :
Fugue 4 4 parties. 31620.
Lecons d’harmonie. 1440. —
Dutton (Dolly) :
Dreamy eyes. 16094.
Hello Caleb, hello. 4118.
I’m trying to find my way home.
13736.
Rainbow’s end. 23236.
Dutton CE. Fe)’:
All because of you.
Are you really in love.
Im just a rolling stone.
This is good-bye. 33422.
Dutton (Theodora) au., and Shipman
(H. A.) prop.:
Cradle song. 15517 (68).
Evening song. 15517 (98).
Forest horns. 6253 (131).
In the moonlight. 6253 (241).
Little dancer. 6253 (283).
Little violinist. 15517 (221).
Military parade. 15517 (247).
On the river. 6253 (362).
Petite valse. 15517 (295).
Poppy field. 15517 (301).
Skating song. 6253 (425).
31021.
24105.
31944.
1695
INDEX
Duval (A. C.):
Dancing on my heart. 19026,
Star of my dreams. 23451.
Duval (Andre) Way down in the
South Seas. 28906.
Duval (M. P.):
Dancing on my heart. 19026.
Star of my dreams. 23451.
Duvall (Bill) See Duvall (W. C.)
Duvall (F. E.) Maybe I was wrong.
11240.
Duvall (Lucy) Let me swing my ro-
mance. 27693.
Duvall (V. A.) Gingham girl. 22090.
Duvall (W. C.):
Let me swing my romance. 27698.
Old memory road. 28170.
DuVernay (Edward) Why should I
eare for you. 238874.
Duvernet (Roland) MHere and there.
1243*.
Dvorak (Anton, or Antonin):
Als die alte mutter. 6253 (12).
Ballada. 12862 (381).
Blessed Jesu, fount of merey. 6466.
Exerpt from Largo. 6877.
Humoreske. 6253 (194, 195), 7169.
Humoreske—Old folks at home.
31837.
Humoresque. 16462, 27308.
Klagendes gedenken. 26533. (157).
Largo. 1426, 7674, 16905.
Largo from the New world sym-
phony. 32233.
New world symphony. 5087.
Songs my mother taught me.
25942.
Dvorak (Leopold)
10487.
Dwan (Isabelle) :
Alone once again, 9567.
Interlude, 10831.
Dwie, Joasie. 6765, 8245, 8246.
Dyck (V.) Chant de la _ jeunesse.
26771.
Dye (Dick) Night below the Mason-
Dixon line. 11483.
Dye (1. B. T.) Lone star trails.
Hungarian march.
27759.
Dye (L. V.) You left me all alone.
29126.
Dye (P. A.) You left me all alone.
29126.
Dyer (B. L.) In the vale of happy
endings. 29896.
Dyer (L. B. M.):
Polyphonies du XIII® siécle, 20572,
28282.
Sonata for violin and piano. 12041.
Trois chansons. 9932.
Dyer (W. C.) Blue over you.
Dyer (W. E. 8S.) jr.
253.
2728.
Dyke (V. T.) Will you be my valen-
tine. 3111.
That’s your line.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Dykema (P. W.) Robin Hood and
Allin a Dale. 11887.
Dymerski (Lottie) Forgive me.
Dynamic music co.:
It's the start of a new romance.
22520.
Love is ev’rywhere. 11148,
Dynes (T. P.) I am weary dear for
759.
you. 986.
Dyson (George):
Chaconne. 25700.
Fantasy. 25700.
Prelude. 25700.
Prelude, Fantasy and Chaconne.
25701.
Rustic evening. 11875.
Dyson (Hal) Sanctions of love. 23301.
Dzurus (Joe) Major Bowes. 7891.
HKads (C. G.):
God’s love. 27150.
Holy Savior. 989.
Sunset in the harbor of New Bos-
ton. 12157.
Eagle (Harry) Yew-pine trail. 9407.
Hagleson (Oscar) Just a little tune.
4510.
Eaglin (Jesse)
Kaglin (T. J.)
beautiful Ohio.
See Eaglin (T. J.)
Warsaw villa, on the
28908.
Eakin (Vera) Ay, Gitanos. 148.
HKaly (M. A.):
I found an angel in Los Angeles.
19545.
World’s all right with me. 26427.
Wrap your cares in rhythm. 3160.
EKamon (D. R.) Love was in the air.
7844. *
Earhart (Will) Master musician se-
ries. 33904 (178-185).
Earl (Alys) My darling of memory
land. 1816.
Earl (John) That tar paper shack by
the river. 26091.
Earl (Lu):
Bless your heart honey. 18060.
Dreams that bring heaven to me.
6811.
Forever. 755.
He’s gone to that judge up in
heaven. 10400.
Hobo’s last request. 4140.
I’m wrapped in dreams of you.
24872.
If it wasn’t for you. 1204.
Just one precious moment with
you. 1375.
Love came to me in the gloom.
11133.
Lullaby of love. 7872.
My sweet little queen of stars.
1906.
Our Dizzy Dean. 5175.
Ring my finger please.
Why can’t I live in dreams.
5340.
23859.
1696
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Earl (Mary) pseud. See King (R. A.)
Earl (William) pseud. See Alderisio
(W. E.)
Earl Carroll Palm
3358, 4160, 4282.
Earl Carroll sketch book. 25868.
Earle (F. A.) Snuggle in. 23390.
Earle (H. E.) Goin’ to dat new plan-
tation. 81672, 31673.
Earle (P. W.) jr. It’s all your fault.
10863.
Early (O. M.) Lead me in Thy truth.
27678.
Early Americana. 3816.
Early bird catches the worm. 29535*,
Earnshaw (F. W.) Musical portrait.
4919.
Farsley (L. E.) Gridiron. 871.
Easiest tunes to sing and play.
Easley (H. G.)
21076,
East (C. 8S.) Same old way. 8609.
East (Ed) auw., and East (Ed) ine,
prop.:
Island revue.
31506.
This is my dance.
I want to be your sponsor. 138792.
Swing waltz. 12199.
East Bay associate matrons. assn.
Sweet Rita May. 2658.
East side wedding. 20642.
Easter (C. J.):
Feeling kind’a blue. 24551,
That thing called swing. 26092.
Easter lily. 6837%*.
Easter treasury. 3270 (163).
Eastman (H. D.) *Twas just another
white lie. 26168.
Eastman (J. A.)
13748.
Eastman (R. M.):
Deep in the dusk. 29464.
Forgotten. 29612.
Tve got a heart of my own.
One exception to the rule.
Easton (G. B.):
Great idea for a play. 31709.
Such sweet happiness. 30639.
Easton (Sidney) :
Depression was a lesson to me.
26920.
Master piece. 22789*.
Shylock’s shanty car.
I misunderstood.
7377.
30348.
8672.
Eastwood (Hrin) Madonna of the
moon. 1630.
Eastwood (H. F.) Panama knights.
20503*.
Eaton (B. C.) jr. Castle in the blue.
3056.
Eaton (Berrien) jr. D. U. S. victory
mareh. 15933.
Eaton (EK. O.):
Dearest one. 19057.
Dreamy, dreamy, dreams.
My front door. 17309.
Waitz in blue. 18325.
19140.
When you're happy, sweetheart, I
am happy too, dear, 21360.
Eaton (F. D. F.) Ill always love you.
27365.
Eaton (Frank)
Eaton (J. C.):
Afraid to live. 155381.
Black sheep. 15723.
Can a mule outrun a cow. 15800.
Dilettants. 16022.
Fly outflew the flea. 16206.
Forever is such a long time. 16224.
French or Spanish, Greek or pig-
Latin. 16238.
Gambling. 16251.
Harlem hay ride. 16342.
He’s mine now. 163867.
I can tell fortunes. 16478.
I'll go quietly, ossifer. 16528.
Little bit of the rainbow. 16990.
Living on love. 17022.
Love gave you to me. 17058.
See Eaton (F. D. F.)
Sand, and gravel, and _ grime.
17806.
Walkin’ in the garden with Louise.
18316.
You’re a hundred million synonyms
for swell. 18589.
You’re gonna be mine someday.
18595.
You talk a good game of love.
18621.
Eaton (Jimmie) When you're happy,
sweetheart, I am happy too, dear.
21360.
Eaton (Robert) Dare, dare, double
dare. 21840.
Ebbert (E. C.) My eastern Oregon
home. 8079.
Ebbert (HK. I.) Hi-way lullaby.
Ebeler (G.) verlag:
Immer lustig, Maria. 32059.
Schoéne midchen soll man ktissen.
33077.
Ebell (Hans)
5044.
Eberhardt (C. H.) I’m trusting in you,
sweetheart. 16614.
Eberlein (J. J.) Little snow girl of
7123.
Night at Easter time.
mine. 4670.
Ebey (F. W.) Song of the barrio.
28560.
Eble (M. M.) Mammy’s lullaby.
14215.
Eby (Earl) With your consent. 93870.
Eby. (S: hy.
Forever and a day. 27095.
I’m anybody’s pal. 4268.
Eby (Stan) See Eby (S. E.)
Eccard (Johannes) Ubers gebirg
Maria geht. 30798.
Eccles (G. W.):
Come Holy Ghost. 24827.
1697
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Eceles (G. W.)—Continued.
Praise my soul, the King of heaven.
25695.
Saviour, source of every blessing.
25815.
EHeho (EHditions) :
Dans le bleu des cigarettes.
Japanese love. 19832.
Voix d’enfants. 26220.
Hecho (The) 18648 (7, 76, 87, 114, 285,
349, 351, 357).
19028.
Hehols (G. F.) Raven. 23239.
Echor (Edward) jr. If this ain’t
rhythm, don’t pat your feet. 16692.
HEehtner (K.) Oklamané — srdce.
28161.
HKekels (J. F.):
Along my memory path. 29216.
Thinking of you. 18181.
Waltz of the night. 18326.
EKeker (James) All up for Boston.
BA.
Heker (Milton)
EKekford (J. H.)
mine. 6236.
Hekstein (Maxwell) :
Circus clowns. 13166.
Circus on review. 13167.
Everybody’s favorite album of
Musical hour. 27987*.
You were born to be
modern piano music. 21985.
Frog frolics. 16242.
Ginger-snap brigade. 3966.
Little lady. 17006.
Picecaninny serenade. 17607.
Some sun-bright morning. 33216.
Techni-cues. 15024.
Three trolls. 18194.
Trains. 28792.
_ Twinkletoes. 9094.
Heole des maris. 3820*.
Eestasy. 7819, 7828, 9232, 11130.
Edblom (KH. M.):
Champagne rendezvous. 15825.
Mark my word, I’m marking time
for you. 1665.
Moon keep shining on to-night.
1748.
Edding (Jerry)
18317.
Eddy (M. H.)
15887.
Eddy (Ted) Zoom-zoom. 3262, 3268.
Edelen (Delphia) He’s the sweetest
man in town. 24694.
Edelman (H. C.):
Time out for love. 28761.
Youw’re so lovely and I’m so lonely.
9462.
Edelson (Ray) Ill bet my boots this
song’ll make a hit with you. 4238.
Eden (Robert) pseud. See Elkin (W.
W. A.)
Eden pub. house.
land. 14277.
Walkin’ on air.
Come, young America.
Missouri, dear home-
Edens (G. L.):
Come and dance with me. 21791.
My girl. 143869.
That’s the way they do in Caro-
lina. 21030.
Edens (Roger) :
Bali-bolero. 12990.
Waltz with a swing.
Edgar (Percy):
Moon, moon, moon, can’t you tell
her Vse awaiting. 21569 (366).
Ninette will you forget. 11489.
Hdiison (L. F.): o
21230.
Floating down the river of love.
10215.
New love. 8177.
Hdinger (W. R.) Do my eyes really
tell you I love you. 24424.
Edison (D. L.) How could I be blue.
4167.
Hdition continental, B. Leopold:
Amour oriental. 88.
Aranka. 93342.
Bilder fran Sverige.
Dernier salut. 16002.
Filmstar, 24555.
Furiant. 3953.
Hulan. 24758.
Hungarian fantasy. 4180.
Hungarian march. 10487.
Lanna. 25128.
Lumir. 4769.
Na slovackém venkové.
Record. 11796.
Wolga. 3148.
Zingaresca. 26525.
Edition orientale de musique.
sefardies. 441.
Editions Coda, s. a.:
A quoi bon vous dire.
Bistro du port. 3460.
Complainte de la Seine.
En avant. 11519.
Heureux village. 10430.
Il est tard mon amour.
Ile magique. 10771.
Israél ... va t’en. 4440.
Je ne t'aime pas. 4478.
Longue nuit. 11721.
Monsieur Sans-géne. 1748.
Natacha. 11456.
Notre petit bateau. 11512.
Nuits moscovites. 11519.
On n’aime qu’une fois. 11456.
Paris, Paris. 2110.
Petite sauvage. 176038.
Pour plaire aux femmes.
Rossignol et ’empereur.
Sur les bords de la Seine.
Viens’) 2 .)912501:
Editions de Paris:
De cristal vétue. 507.
Dreamships. 10098.
234.
1920.
Coplas
15520,
3633.
32057.
11721.
5367.
33311.
1698
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Falsa herida. 24542. Priére. 25710.
Guaira. 24655. Priére 4 Notre-Dame. 25711.
Meuniére. 1708. Editions Pan, s. a.:
Riguadon. 2276. A tout petits pas. 9515.
ne oy night on Sugar Hill. Agent ne fait pas le bonheur. 9535.
Aimons-nous. 9539.
Take that train to Texas. 12221. Air de jazz +9544.
Two sweet lips. 12447. | nets t. 9593
You shouldn’t be bashful. 12820. Dai pane
You’ve gotta swing it when you Apres. 9995.
bring it. 12828. Argentina. 9600,
Editions du Coquelicot : Autrefois. 9629.
Dine et Din. 26931. Avee un peu d’argent. _ 9681.
Lettre 4 un monsier. 27720. Bar des Malabars. 9654.
Y’a du soleil dans la boutique. Beau ciel bleu. 9666.
29093. Brin d’espoir. 9766.
Editions Fermata: C’est Vamour. 9794.
Barrel organ. 13003. Cest ma Castille. 9795.
Before we're through. 13029. C'est plus fort que moi. 9796.
Cafe concierto. 28254. C’est un petit bistrot charmant.
Chce przy tobie byé 18148. S797. i
@6z winne serce me. 13209. C'est une valse du faubourg. 9799.
Czerwone tango. 26868, 26869. C’est vous seul. 9800.
Day will come. 24885. Café provincial. 9807.
Jak zakochaé sie-to w niedziele. California. 15788.
13932, 13933. Ceylan. 9849.
Jasminy. 32146, 32147. Chanson de Marinella. 9852.
Jeden dziei ... jedna noc... Chanson presque triste. 9853.
82149. 32150. Ceurs a moteurs. 9890.
Katarynka. 13986. Complainte bretonne. 9900.
Korsykafiska serenada. 14009, Corbeaux. 9915.
14010. Cot! Cot. 9924.
Miedzy nami juz romans skoficzony. Dans la salle des noces et banquets.
14267, 32488. OMG. dit
Nikt inny tylko ty. 32683. Dans les buissons. 9971.
Nim zamkne drzwi. 14457. Dans ma province. 9972.
Panna Andzia ma wychodne. Dans ta maison. 9973. |
14559. 14560. Dans un pieu. 9974.
Bahra. 28954. Dansez-vous ce tango. 9975.
Piosenko moja le¢ ... 14594. Depuis que mon cceur. 10015.
Tak musi by¢. 33353. Désespérance. 10018.
Tango tycezakowskie. 18094, 28673. Doux horloger. 10065.
Tango meksykatiskie. 20988. Du soleil dans mon ceeur. 10120.
To byt tylko flirt. 18203, 28768. Ecoute. 10183.
Under the Moscow moon. 15183. Ecoutez mon ceur. 10134.
Wegierska piosenka. 18362, 33648. Enlacement. 10151.
Wojskowa parada. 15405. Epellation téléphonique. 10155.
Zagrajcie mi. 18641, 29187. Eseale. 10157.
Editions internationales Fermata. Nos- Faut du désir. 10195.
talgias. 25527. Faut du doigté. 10196.
Editions Méridien: Fille rousse. 10206.
Kleine vertriumte Madonna. 7651. Fouchtri-fouchtra. 10241.
Sympathie. 18081. Hermosa Granada. 10425,
Vorbei ... 9154. Tl est coquin, le chef de gare. 10769.
Editions Montenailles: Intimité. 10832.
Déjeuner sur Vherbe. 522. J'ai trop damour. 10893.
Paquerette. 2102. J’ai vu amour. 10894.
Editions musicales de la schola can- J’aime la nature. 10895.
torum: J’aime tes yeux. 10896.
Domine ne in furore. 24482. Je ne tai vu qgu’un jour. 10902.
Dominus regit me. 24434. Je ne veux rien. 10903.
Dominus regnavit. 24485. Je reprendrai ma solitude. 10904.
In te Domine speravi. 24978. Laissez moi. 10991,
Piéces pour orgue. 25668. Légende. 11014,
1699
INDEX
Editions Pan, s. a.—Continued.
Ma ecabane d’amour. 11189.
Machins machines. 11193.
Mais il pleuvait. 11202.
Maison des bois. 11203.
Malika. 11208.
Margot la Rouquine. 11229.
Mexicana. 11262.
Mon amour, c’est pour vous. 11292.
Ne dis rien. 11460.
O Hawai. 11527.
Pas grand chose. 11654.
Pendant que vous en avez lage.
11665.
Petite auto. 11675.
Petite maison. 11677.
Pleure. 11708.
Plume de marabout; 11709.
Plus plu. 11710.
Pour qu’un baiser. 11722.
Pourquoi dites vous non. 11728.
Puisque t’as le tas. 11752.
Quand mon ecceur. 11758.
Quand on est fort. 11759.
Quand on fait ca... 11760.
Quand tu viens prés de moi.
Rataplan ... plan. 11791.
Reste prés de moi. 11813.
Rumba rumba. 11870.
Senora, 11931.
Serenade. 11983.
Si j’avais de l’argent.
Si j’étais petit oiseau.
Si tu ne veux plus m’aimer.
Si tu partais. 11969.
Soleil. 12021.
Souvenir du Tyrol.
Souvenirs. 12083.
Tango d’amour.
Te chérir. 12236.
Toi seul. 12369.
Tonnelle des amoureux. 12373.
Toujours comme Ga. 12380.
Tout nu. 12384.
Tu mens. 12418.
Tuer un amour est un crime.
12420.
Ulalie. 12450.
Vie est une belle chose.
Vieux bane. 12502.
Voici mon cceeur. 12513.
Votre souvenir me poursuit. 12517.
Editions Vedette. Je voudrais un joli
bateau. 10905.
Editions Vog, and Editions musicales
Vog:
11761.
11963.
11965.
11968.
12082.
18093.
12500.
Nus comme des sauvages. 11520.
Oui! je suis d’Paris. 382804.
Pour étre heureux ... chantez.
32894.
Soleil. 12022.
Edizioni de La canzonetta, Piedigrotta
1935. 3821.
pt.19T, Ness, vVeow
Edizioni Gennarelli, Piedigrotta 1935.
645.
Edizioni musicali Hpifani. 646.
Edmonds (M. L.) Some day you'll
want me back. 20881.
Hdmonds (Paul) :
All round the square. 24062.
Carrion crow sat on an oak. 24265.
Farmer went trotting. 29582.
Willy boy, Willy boy. 30922.
Edmund (Sydney) When the swallows
nest again. 18432,
Edmunds (C. M.):
Green magic. 866.
Grey squirrels. 870.
Northern legend. 1970.
Rustic dance. 2336.
September. 2401.
Wildflowers. 3104.
Edmunds (P. K.) Mariana moon.
1661.
Hdmundson (Garth) :
Angels in the night.
Anthologia antiqua.
Apostolic symphony.
Caravan of the Magi.
Humoresque gracieuse.
26579.
101.
15596.
31249,
31838.
In dulci jubilo. 29880.
In silent night. 32083.
Light. 27728.
Magi. 27852.
Mereauesque. 32473.
Pandean. 32827.
Prelude on Belmont. 5265.
Shepherd’s vigil. 28477.
Toeecata on Nassau. 5798.
Edna (M. B.):
On the Texas trails. 11598.
Shoot the moon. 11960.
Edueational films corp. of America.
Let me come over and see you to-
night. 25147.
Educational orchestra album. 10136.
Edwards (A. S.):
By a garden pool. 26730.
Come cooling night. 26827.
Dream journey. 26971.
Far-away hills. 27055.
Indian summer. 27564.
Love’s pledge. 27830.
Summer walk. 28614.
Sylvan invitation. 28659.
Edwards (Bob) See Edwards (H. R.)
jr.
Edwards (C. T.) Whistle your worries
away. 12667.
Edwards (Clara) By the bend of the
river. 6581.
Edwards (D. M.) Loving you the way
I do. 32398.
Edwards (H. L.):
I love you. 7273.
My lovely Texas girl.
My Texas girl. 8149.
14406.
1700
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
a aaa aan SEEERREESEINIEITE
Edwards (Ed):
Come down and pick your husband
out. 18648 (79).
Roosevelt and Earle. 28388.
Singing bird. 26533 (263, 264).
When I played kid games with you.
15517 (442, 443).
When the pale moon whispers good-
night dolly dear. 18648 (389).
Edwards (Emily) prop., and Edwards
(Julian) au.:
All the world loves a lover. 26533
(7).
Belle of the dairy lunch. 26533
Eaye
Finesse. 26533 (72).
Fishing. 29189 (113).
Friend of mine gave this to me.
26533 (80).
Tll think of thee. 9509 (3812).
I’m old enough to do a little think-
ing. 26533 (130).
In Philadelphia. 26533 (145).
Just like this. 26583 (152).
Just suppose you loved me. 26533
(153).
Motor girl. 26533 (192, 193).
Prosit. 26533 (231).
What a difference a title makes.
26538 (312).
What can a fellow do. 26533. (313).
When I’m a duchess. 26533 (316).
When I was twenty one. 26533
(317).
Wilhelmina, I vant you. 26533
(333).
Edwards (Gene) Sister, let de spirit
move you. 25888.
Edwards (Gus):
Betty, youre the. one best bet.
6253. (38).
Brown eyes looking into eyes of
blue. 3506.
By the light of the silvery moon.
24031 (21).
Café girl. 6253 (55).
Campbell soup kids. 6253 (58).
Captain of the Mineola guards.
6253. (59).
Come birdie, fly. 33904 (45).
Come on play ball with me, dearie.
24031 (32).
Come take a swim in my ocean.
12862 (110), 26533 (45).
Father brings home something
every day. 24031 (48).
Fighting kid. 6253 (125).
I love my wife so keep away.
26533. (126).
I love only one girl, at a time.
4253.
I won’t be home to dinner. 6253
(223).
In Bohemia with you. 6253 (238).
Kind of a girl a man likes best.
24031 (106).
Kiss me like this. 10971.
Little bit’s a whole lot better than
nothing at all. 6253 (281).
Little, tittle, tattle tale. 6253
(280).
Merry go round rag. 6253 (318).
My cousin Carus. 9509 (504).
My little tailor maid. 6253 (330).
My sunburned Salome. 6253 (335).
Orchids of the opera. 6253 (369).
Paper hat brigade. 6253) (374).
Poverty Row or Luxury Lane.
11725.
School mates. 24081 (179).
Spring is in the air. 12102.
That little Spanish hacienda.
12276.
There’s not a girl in all this world
that won’t have me. 6253 (476).
Twinkle, twinkle, my little star.
62538 (492).
Up in my aeroplane. 24081 (221).
We're going to fight the Indians.
6253. (508).
When the do do bird is singing in
the coco cola tree. 24031 (226).
When you know. 26533 (323).
Where is my rainbow. 6062.
Which little boy wants to play with
me. 3078.
Won’t you come under my merry
widow hat. 6253 (540).
You stand awfully good with me.
26533 (342).
Edwards (H. R.) jr. Hazy, dazy.
10397.
Edwards (J. M.) Texas centennial.
PA Apes
Edwards (Jimmie) :
Accordions on parade.
Bandido. 24146.
Pepeta. 25655.
Edwards (Joanne)
your eyes. 138619.
Edwards (John):
’Neath western skies. 14440.
Welsh choral fantasy. 2997.
Edwards (Leo):
Dancing debutante. 21834.
If you must make eyes at someone,
won't you please make eyes at
me. 6253 (2382).
Let’s grow old together.
Old Green River. 8279.
Slow poke. 8712.
Edwards (M. E.) Your prayer. 29182.
Edwards (Mrs. M. H.) See Edwards
24037.
I can see it in
14062.
(Nettie)
Edwards (Marie) Moonlight dreams.
30181.
Edwards (Nettie) Where the blue
bonnets grow. 21365.
1701
INDEX
Edwards (O. M.) Utopia. 28856*.
Edwards (Powell) Sweet Hawaiian
moonlight. 380651.
Edwards (Ruth) Good-bye Will
Rogers. 22126.
EHdwards (S. M.):
I’ve had a lovely evening. 13777.
Peek-a-boo. 23168.
You better ‘tend to your P’s and
Q’s. 21492.
Youre the lovely combination.
21538.
Edwards (Stella ) See Kumming
EB.
Edwards (T. D.) Welsh choral fan-
tasy. 299°7.
Edwards (Theodore) Louisiana. 17051.
Edwards (Vivian) I’m gonna swing
my Swan song. 16578.
Edwards bros., ine. :
Radio music course for band in-
struments. 11770-11777, 20616,
20617.
Radio musie course for stringed
instruments. 11778-11780.
Hdwardson (lL. L.) Rose in the dawn.
28397.
Efird (G. R.):
I can’t remember to forget. 16478.
You are the song in my heart.
18565.
Egan (J. C.):
Here’s to the sweetest girl I ever
knew. 10422.
I know you can’t come down from
the mountain. 10559.
I must be losing my mind.
Song that makes me cry.
10674.
12063.
Sweetheart waltz. 12189.
Whoopee. 12673.
Egan (Mildred) Vittoria di Mussolini.
18299.
EKgan (O. G. Campbell-) See Campbell-
Hgan (O. G.)
Egan (R. A.):
Smiles are in style again. 14828.
Starry eyes. 14918.
Egener (C. A.) Yolanda. 26435.
Hege (Marcellus) Ill never grow too
old for dreaming. 29797.
Eggeling (Georg) :
Capricieuse. 9509 (100).
In stiller nacht. 21569 (247).
Kleine trompeter. 21569 (288).
Kletterrose. 21569 (289).
Menuetto scherzando. 6253 (317).
Neckende geister. 21569 (395).
Souvenir de Pesth. 9509 (696).
Tauperlen. 21569 (543).
Uber stock und stein. 21569 (574).
Ungarischer tanz. 9509 (758).
Eggers (Paul):
Danse des Esquimaux. 9509 (175).
Pts, MIS Wael
Im orientalischen café. 6253
(234).
Soir de printemps. 9509 (676).
Valse-etincelle. 9509 (762).
Hggleston (F. B.) Julane. 10927.
Eek (Werner) Geigenmusik mit or-
- chester. 29635.
27775.
Egling (T. P.) Longing.
Eglsaer (J. R.) Don’t leave without a
word of love. 21900.
Egyedem begyedem. 29540.
Ehlers (A. C.) That first waltz. 18134.
Ehmig (J. P.) An der schonen griinen
Narenta. 12923.
Ehrhorn (W. H.)
Mister Roosevelt.
Ehrig (F. A.) :
Dreams. 10094.
Life begins at springtime. 7734.
Ehrig (Vrs. F. A.) Life begins at
springtime. 7734.
Ehrlich (Ethael) Under the evening
star. 21569 (575).
Ehrlich (M. R.):
As in a dream. 12948.
I'll smile again. 18667, 16536.
There’s a little luck charm, hangin’
right on my arm. 5744, 8988.
Three big cheers for
9016.
Ehrnman (Walter) That dreamy
waltz. 2716.
HKiberg (W.) Oh! tag mig med til Ha-
wali. 28153.
1445.
To thee, O country.
Hicha mian agape.
Hichberg (Julius)
12363.
Hichhorn (Clara) :
I’m just agoin’ somewhere. 10680.
There’s an ache in my heart. 2754.
Eichhorn (H. W.):
Garden aeroplanes. 16253...
Scarecrows in the wind. 23308.
Hickert (B. V.) Hat band jazz. 31749.
EHickmeyer (P. H.) Church of a hun-
dred years. 15853.
Kide (John):
Glorious victory.. 31658.
Oh, tell the wondrous story. 382758.
Wise men. 33773.
Hidlitz (C. L.) Mine. T977*.
Hifert (BE. U.) March of the whisper.
11218.
Hifert (H. H.) au.,
(Hulda) prop. Sweet delight.
and Hifert
5636.
Hifler (C. T.) Got a date at eight.
4022.
Higenbroadt (A, D.) Kingdom. 16881.
Higer (W.):
Caty Swiat to nuci. 312331
Cocktail milosny. 6633, 6634.
Dlaczego wiaSnie dziS? 6765, 8245.
Do szezescia brak mi ciebie ma-
lefika. 21888.
Dzis jesteS przy mnie. 6829.
1702
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
Jak sen. 138927.
Jak zabawa-to zabawa. 32142.
Jak zakochaé sie-to w_ niedziele.
13933.
Jesli kochasz sie w dziewczynie.
22536.
Kobieta szuka miloSei. 25117,
Kochaj tylko mnie. 22849.
Miedzy nami juz romans skon-
ezony. 32488.
MitoSé trwata krétko. 7975.
Mnie wystarezy stowko.
22849.
Od mitoSeci nikt sie nie wykreci.
8245.
Piosenka fal. 8413, 8414.
Przy kominku. 32927.
Siemieczki. 8677.
Ta jedna noc...
14998.
To nic nie szkodzi.
W twoich ramionach.
14279,
13487, 14996,
9035.
18307.
Wiem, ze nie bylam dla ciebie.
33756, 33757.
Wiesz ty o tem, ze ja w nocy
plaeze. 9343.
Wojskowa parada. 15405.
Za jedno stowo. 15506.
Ztudzenie. 33901.
Zostan. 155138.
Hight old Christmas carols. 33187.
Hight Portuguese folksongs. 27122.
Highty delightful tunes. 26701.
Hiland (Kathleen ) Teeny - weeny
Christmas book. 28682. .
Hilenberg (Richard) March of the
bersaglieri. 32424.
Hilers (A. T.):
Mazourka di ballet. 3270 (413).
Melody at twilight. 3270 (417).
Sun shower. 3270 (682).
Wili, eili. 27010.
Hilken (T. B.)
tion. 19433.
Hinegg (Hrich) Du oder ich. 31499.
Hiner zuviel an bord. 699.
Hinfiihrung in die klassiker.
Heaven’s my destina-
3824.
Hinolander (B. M.) My haven of
hearts. 4950.
Hisemann (Mihaly) Mesearuhaz.
14262.
Hisenberg (—) Old Heidelberg march.
11564.
Hisenberg (Albert) Hart victory
_ Inmarch. 4082.
Hisenberg (G. G.) That look in your
eyes. 12278.
Hisenberg (R. B.) Eyes of Texas.
16155.
Hisenhauer (Carla) In my dreams.
1232.
Hisenman (Virginia) In a Dreamland
garden. 16708.
IG
| Elektra.
Hjder (Paul):
Det kan han aldrig glO6mma bort.
21870.
Schottis pa Hawaj.
Hklund (H. C.)
ha! ha! ha.
Elaine (Sister)
Dil
Elbel (Bob) Men of Michigan, 27910.
Elbel (Robert) jr. Men of Michigan.
21870, 23148.
Turkey on the platter,
26165.
Benediction service.
27909.
Elbrich (Albert) Bewitching hours.
9705.
Elder (C. M.) This is my lucky day.
30728.
Elder (D. M.):
Lazy days. 14030.
Phooey on you. 14585.
Wait for me where the sea meets
the sandy shore. 183810.
When a dream comes true. 12595.
You gotta make up your mind.
9434.
Elder (M. J.) Temperamental lady.
330719.
Elder (Tod)
Elder (W. C.)
See Elder (D. M.)
Memories of my Indi-
ana home. 11254.
Elderkin (A. J.) Two tiny tots.
18258.
Eldridge (G. J.) That dreamy melody.
aus,
Eldridge (Jerry) See Eldridge (G. J.)
Eldridge (Ray) Swing it here. 20959.
Eldridge entertainment house, inc.:
Giant’s garden. 3965*.
Magie Christmas bell.
Hlefson (J. M.):
Lita. 19999, 22660.
Missing you. 20203.
Hlek (Aaron) jr. King of my Gypsy
tribes. 22592.
24031 (200), 31003 (179).
Elena polka. 24500.
Elert (Sigfrid Karg-)
(Sigfrid )
Elgar (Edward) :
As torrents in Summer.
Chanson de nuit. 31269.
Deep in my soul. 3270 (141).
Follow the colours. 3270 (194).
Is she not passing fair. 9509
(342))2
Light out of darkness. 19990.
Like to the damask rose. 1487.
Love’s tribute of flowers. 27832.
Nimrod. 8200, 8201.
O wild west wind. 3270 (464).
Owls. 38270 (492).
Pleading. 33904 (236-2538).
Poet’s life. 2158.
Pomp and circumstance march no.
1. 8441.
Queen Mary’s song.
4772*.
See Karg-Elert
15612.
2210.
03
INDEX
Elgar (Kdward)—Continued.
Reveille. 3270 (536).
Shepherd’s song. 2425.
There is sweet music. 38270 (654).
Wand of youth. 38270 (692, 693).
El Halai (Negus) Sorte Sheba. 8788.
Eli Eli. 653.
Elias (Lucille) Mother. 27975.
Eliopoullou (Theodore) _ Kitsos.
28255.
Elizabethan love songs.
Elizondo (Rafael)
1012.
33904 (66).
I fear to know.
Elkan (H.) Come sweet death. 21661.
Elkan-Vogel co., inc.:
Auf dem wasser zu singen. 14739.
Come sweet death. 21661.
Dance. 20579.
Harmonious blacksmith. 10358.
Humoresque. 27308.
Jubilee. 27611.
Little brown shoes. 27737.
Londonderry air. T7789.
Love came so near. 27797.
Love is calling. 1568, 1569.
Menuet. 7956.
Orientale. 8347.
Poupée valsante. 28289.
Prelude. 17651.
Quest. 32949.
Rhumba. 11817.
Runaway donkey. §590.
Sapphic ode. 9761, 13081.
Sonata no. 6 in E major. 31729.
Song of India. 28557.
Strains from Erin. 12135.
Tambourin. 28667.
Timid maiden. 33448.
Tiny tales for harpist beginners.
23628.
To one away. 28770.
Twinkling stars. 383541.
Under the greenwood tree.
Wohin. 11918.
Elkin (Goodwyn) :
I’m just before makin’ love to you.
24857.
It’s up to you.
Elkin (M. W.):
I’m just before makin’ love to you.
24857.
It's up to you. 27588.
Let’s have music. 22637.
Elkin (R. H.) One fine day.
(346).
Elkin (W. W. A.) What’s in the air
to-day. 62538 (518).
Elkin & co., ltd.:
Andante in F. 155.
Ave Maria. 18740.
Clock in the hall.
Donkey. 31449.
Evening. 19184.
33555.
27588.
29189
21780.
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Four traditional Irish songs.
26718.
Jig fugue in G. 160.
Little pictures. 20011.
Lord is my shepherd. 4708.
Love on my heart from heaven
fell. 20095.
On a time. 2050.
Our ghost. 30363.
Road song. 20669.
Robin. 17755.
Silver lady. 33139.
Sir Nicholas Knocke. 23874.
Song of the wind. 12061.
Such is the heart. 20917.
Two fairy pieces. 10122.
Wind. 30928.
Elkins (R. L.):
I’m living in a dream. 1107.
Living in a dream. 11096.
Elkus (A. I.) Impressions from a
Greek tragedy. 382061.
Elkvog music co.:
Good night. 22128.
My mother dear. 22956.
Hlleby (A. F.) State stars. 25976.
Ellen (Octavia). If somebody called
me sweetheart. 10757.
Eller (W. H.) We’re marching on.
2972.
Elling (Harry):
Does anybody here want love.
24429.
Dream I had ’bout you.
Oh well, if you insist.
What ever you command.
Ellingford (H. F.):
Moto continuo. 25387.
Passacaglia. 25387.
Ellingson (EH. C.):
Let’s pretend. 22639.
O, get out your pencil and paper.
8236.
Romance. 8565.
Shoes. 5452.
Wedding bells.
You are gone. 18559.
Ellingsworth (Jimmie)
blues. 18916.
Ellington (Duke) :
‘Clarinet lament. 26812.
Echoes of Harlem. 21965.
In .a jam. 29875.
In a sentimental mood.
24459.
25560.
28940.
9216.
Chattanooga
1224.
Oh babe maybe someday. 20405.
Trumpet in spades. 33510. —
Uptown downbeat. 30811.
Yearning for love. 388811.
Elliott (Ann) Songs and _ singing
games. 33240.
Elliott (Grey) Fraidy cat. 26533 (78).
Elliott (Kathryn) Lone star of the
Lone Star state. 20084.
1704
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Elliott (L. R.):
After darkness comes the dawn.
6273.
Good old days. T7008.
Linger longer Lou. 7751.
My voleano of love. 8151.
Old flame. 14496.
Squeaky staircase. 14908.
Stolen sweets. 12129.
Twilight twinkles. 12483.
Well I'll declare. 9223.
Wining, dining and dancing. 12708.
Elliott (Lawrence) Broadway Cinder-
ella. 6510.
Elliott (Leslie) Peaceful street. 11661.
Elliott (Marjorie) Open Thou my
eyes. 32796.
Ellis (Cecil) : :
Lord is my Salvation. 25224.
Lord, may Thy kingdom come.
30060.
Ellis (Dayne) Waltzing in the night.
2947
Ellis (Edwin) Flash light. 29189
» (114).
Ellis (George) Empire album. 27016.
Ellis (Gladys) It’s you. 19821.
Ellis (J. G.) Leave it with Him. 7692.
Ellis (J. M.) Good-bye depression.
7003.
Ellis (J. W.) Beautiful. 3420.
Ellis (Jack):
Good-bye depression. 7003.
Ill never let you go. 7261, 13665,
16535.
Love came with the night. 11134.
When a Gypsy serenades. 12596.
Hllis (L. E.) My rythm mood. 1896.
Ellis (Lynn) pseud. See Lindley
(EK. S.)
Ellis (Mac) Never say die. 17391.
Ellis (Norman) Carelessly. 31251.
Ellis (Norman) music publications.
Carelessly. 31251.
Ellis (Robin):
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
19838.
O for a closer walk with God.
1990.
Prayer at twilight. 8455.
Ring out wild bells. 23264.
Ellis (Roy) Danger in the moonlight.
26883.
Ellis (Virgie) When my eyes met
yours. 6023.
Ellis (Vivian) :
And so to bed. 6822.
Between you and me and the car-
pet. 6446.
Drop in next time you're passing.
26995.
27002.
oOT4.
Each day at breakfast.
Give me a place in the sun.
Going places. 29660.
Hotsy-totsy. 7151.
How do you like your music.
27297.
London in the season. 7788.
Me and my dog. 7933.
Pavements of Paris.- 28249.
Somebody’s shy. 8746.
Swing. 8894,
Town talks. 12386.
Trees in Bloomsbury Square. 9070.
When a woman smiles. 383668.
White sails. 26368.
You have that extra something.
9435.
You put the O into love. 29182.
You're a super-liner. 29138.
Ellison (Agnes) When I grow too old
to care. 3021.
Ellison (Ben):
Don’t let our love song turn into
a blues. 10055.
I love the blues. 10590.
I never had a dream. 16621.
I took you at your word. 1156.
It’s a mighty pretty night for love.
4446
Juba. 7584,
Ellison (David)
30491.
EHlistein (Abraham) :
Elisteana. 31516.
Still they do it again. 12127.
Yidel mit’n fiedel. 21478.
Ellsworth (John) Nus comme des
sauvages. 11520.
Elly (Joseph) :
Born lucky. 15752.
Harlem’s goin’ to town. 163844,
In Budapest. 16721.
In the stillness of the night. 16753.
Let’s dance in the New York man-
ner. 16980.
Let’s name the day. 16941.
Mild and mellow. 17191.
Should I be aloof. 17886.
Sangen om Svithiod.
You rate four stars with me.
18587.
Elman (Mischa) Viennese memories.
30822.
Elmer (A. C.) Hymn to the moon.
29765.
Elmer (J. P.) Into the cove of your
heart. 10884.
Elmer (S. L.)
Elmer (Virginia)
Deep river. 10005.
I was looking for a
ghost at midnight. 29849.
Elmore (A. L.):
Always you. 3324.
Waiting by the river. 5913.
Whistling in heaven. 9811.
Elmore (Duane V.) Springtime—love-
time. 12107.
Elmore (Dyck V.) Springtime—love-
time. 12107.
1705
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Elms (Sutton) :
Country dance. 446.
Hop and go one. 957,
Polish dance. 2161.
Sandy Hook. 2360.
Skeleton’s parade. 2472.
Elsen (M. J. V.) Mass in honor of St.
Caecilia. 22787.
Hisey (C. 4H.) Love’s’ telephone.
32394.
Elsmo (Sverre) :
How long will it take to get you.
4171.
In the little chureh around the
corner. 27556.
Too4.
Day dreaming.
It’s spring.
Elsner (H. F.)
Hlsner (1. S.):
Africaine. 9509 (486).
Christ is risen from the dead.
6253: (67).
Come unto Me. 6253 (79).
Come where my love lies dreaming.
6253 (81).
Hight solfeggi in the modern style.
9509 (367, 368).
Favorite bass songs. 338904 (74).
Good Shepherd. 62538 (157).
9985.
I lay my sins on Jesus. 6253
(203).
Kunst der kehlfertigkeit. 9509
(362, 363).
Little dustman.
O lovely night.
6253 (47).
21569 (417).
One sweetly solemn thought. 6253.
(363).
Otello. 21569 (585).
Peace I leave with you. 6253
(378).
Rejoice ye with Jerusalem. 6253
(392).
Sweet is Thy mercy. 6253 (462).
There is a green hill far away.
6253 (474).
Hilson (J. H.) jr. Many thanks, Mr.
President. 25292.
Elson (Joseph) Charming lady.
13146.
Elson (M. G.):
Darling, please give me your love.
21843.
Many thanks, Mr. President.
25292.
EHiterman (Stanley) Flying high.
31595.
Elton. pseud. See Britt (Hilton)
Hiton (Bert) Ev’rybody’s got to wear
a smile. 698.
Elvey (G. J.) Christ is risen from the
dead. 6253: (67).
Elwell (H. 8.): ‘
Down where we met long ago.
3772.
Fate and the sea bore the message
for me. 3880.
Why do I read the papers. 9330.
Bly (A. C.):
Amour de lVapache. 24031 (149).
Barn dance. 18648 (30).
Beauty spot. 18648 (34, 36).
Das is a einfache rechnung. 15517
(C2).
Dummy line.
Gay hussars.
Girls of Baden.
629.
26533. (88).
29189 (132).
Ich bin ein Wiener kind. 29189
(195).
If the seas dry. 19720.
Im chambre separée. 18648 (194).
Say no more about it. 29189 (374).
Sweetest thing on earth. 15517
(387).
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 15517
(439) .
Ely (Carroll) See Ely (A. C.)
EHmanuel (Joseph) Bang, bang man.
3409, 12996.
Wmer (Michel) : :
Auprés de vous. 29261.
Bon roi Jean. 24197.
Histoire chinoise. 24717.
Quand y a du soleil dans Paris.
28317.
Refrain d’amour. 8517.
Emerich (Bob) When business inter-
feres with pleasure. 5995.
Emerick (A. G.) Practical organist.
15517 (305).
Emerman (A, H.):
Love popped around the corner.
1576.
We're gonna step high, wide and
handsome. 2971.
Emerson (Ben) You made me under-
stand. 33853.
Emerson (FF. W.) Help-each-other
method for piano and violin. 31780.
Emerson (Thomas) Hotcha boom
boom. 19488.
Hmery (Alan):
Love popped around the corner.
1576.
We're gonna step high, wide and
handsome. 2971.
Emery (D. R.) Brilliant light shone
in the sky. 26719.
Hmery (Moritz) Song of silence.
285099.
Emery (Wilfred) Time, you old
Gipsy man. 28763.
HKmil (Liss) :
I dringstugan. 4212, 31877.
I helg och sécken. 4223, 31894.
Min herrgardsjinta. 4849, 32494,
Ulv6-hambo. 5855, 33552.
Hmlich (Joseph) If it wasn’t for you.
1204.
1706
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Emma (Tony) Once again. 8318.
Emmerich (Bob) Timber. 23623,
28760, 33445, 33446.
Emmet (Dan):
Dixie. 19075.
Dixie land. 269389.
Emmet (J. K.) Emmet’s lullaby. 6845,
10146.
Emmons (C. T.)
25034.
Emmy
(Joy)
Empire music pub. co.:
Beneath a starry heaven. 18803.
Loony-with-love. 7810.
Lovin’ Georgie Brown.
Margie Brown. 7918.
Phantom lady. 8397.
Emurian (Henri) :
Flower of my heart dear was you.
24571.
Westminster
21281.
Emurian (S. K.) Westminster shorter
catechism, 21281.
Enchanted garden. 16126*.
Enchanted hour. 3828.
Encore music, Itd. When I’m with you.
9265.
Encyclopedia britannica, inc.:
Plantation play. 14599*,
Sleeping beauty. 14818*.
Trail of the trader. 15143*.
Wings. 15391*.
End of the New Deal dream. 3834.
Enderlin (Bill) See Enderlin (W. R.)
Enderlin (W. R.) Dreams of Vienna.
Ivy covered shack.
(Cousin) pseud. See White
20116.
shorter catechism.
29522.
Enders (Bert) Wonderful lady, mother
mine. 18521.
Enders (Harvey):
Far down the Mother Volga. 27056.
Giuseppe, da barber. 16272.
House that Jack built. 19492.
Under the greenwood tree. 33555.
Endicott (Samuel) Irish love song.
29915.
Endicott (T. P.) Dude ranch. 16105.
Hndor (Chick) Just in between. 10947.
Endres (C. T.) Dream house, a home.
31474.
Endresen (R. M.):
Pepperino. 2128.
Supplementary studies for E flat
and BB flat bass. 5630.
Supplementary studies for saxo-
phone. 28622.
Endsley (F. L.) Vive la_ bagatelle.
12862) (518).
Enerson (H. H.)
man. 381851.
Enfant prodigue.
203, 610, 611).
I am Bruno Haupt-
9509 (15, 106, 201-
Engel (Carl) :
Conspirators.
Faded leaf. 3270 (177).
My heart, I said. 38270 (481).
Poor heart. 3270 (509).
Engel (H. H.) Some fun. 2516.
Engel (Harriet) Shattered illusions.
14766,
Engel (Harry) ine.?
All quiet on the old front porch
tonight. 15544.
Close to you. 9885.
Do your lovin’ in rhythm. 16041.
Durante’s (Jimmy (Schnozzle) )
jumbo song book. 630.
Girl in the garden. 16268.
Here’s to you. 924.
High rhythm and low moanin’,
928.
I’m grateful to you. 16579.
In my estimation of you. 4895.
It happens in the best of families.
16788.
Let me draw you a picture. 1450.
Lookout Mountain. 17041.
Monopoly. 17224.
Nobody knows
17426.
Readin’,
Reason
17704.
Stars in a western sky. 18010.
Stella, the belle o’ the town. 5590.
Summer breeze. 18045.
Swing, Mr. Charlie. 5656.
Swingtime. 18079.
Too many times. 18215.
When it’s August in the District
of Columbia. 18415.
Who wouldn’t be thrilled. 18470.
Why do I lie to myself about you.
18479.
Why pretend. 18487.
Engel (Herman) Waves of the sea.
5934.
Engel-Berger (Willy) :
Mein traum vom gltick. 20179.
Walzer zu zwei’n. 21234.
Engelhardt (B. M.) Stepping out with
Mary Jane. 8834.
Pngelhardt (Cecil) In a child’s sma!l
hand. 12062 (256).
Engelke (J. W.):
Blame it on the moon. 13059.
I’m hitching my wagon to a Star.
13707.
Stand in back of Roosevelt. 14909.
Starlight over my cabin. 12116.
Sweet dreams. 14958.
Engelke (Sandy) Let me kiss your
tears away, mama dear. 26533 (163).
Engelken (A. W.):
Boondoggle ballad. 15748.
3270 (115).
but the _ posies.
’ritin’ an’ rhythm. 17708.
I call you sweetheart.
1707
INDEX
pt. 11d, NSs., Vol
Engelken (A. W.)—Continued.
Do you know what I have seen.
100386.
I take you home in my stream-line-
car. 10686.
Engelken (M. H.) aw., and Engelken
(Margarethe) prop.:
Alter tanz. 12909.
Hinzug deutscher
Rheinland. 10139.
Es tonet am deutschen
10156.
Liebes zauber.
Modern dance.
Neuer wiener walzer.
Romanze. 14697.
Zigeunerweise. 15507.
Engelmann (H.):
Areadia. 38270 (26).
As you like it. 3270 (80).
Awakening. 15640.
Betrothal march. 3270 (60).
Christmas dance. 38270 (96).
Concert polonaise. 3270 (113, 114).
Daughters of the Revolution. 3270
(130).
Down the Rhine. 3270 (149).
Ever faithful. 3270 (175).
Facing the wind. 3270 (176).
Grace and beauty. 3270 (228).
Heart’s melody. 3270 (255).
Homeward march. 38270 (264).
Tris. 38270 (324).
Kaleidoscope. 3270 (354).
March. 12862 (152).
Mazurka. 12862 (332).
Melody of love. 3270 (418).
Old Black Joe. 6253 (358).
On the train. 3270 (482).
Polka. 12862 (408).
Polka-militaire. 3270 (507).
Poppy buds. 38270 (510).
School comrades. 26533 (250).
Sunset in the valley. 3270 (634).
Sweet dreams of home. 38270
4 (637) .
Under the mistletoe.
Waltz. 12862 (158).
Engelmann (M. C.):
Areadia. 3270 (26).
As you like it. 3270 (30).
Betrothal march. 3270 (60).
Calm sea. 38270 (80).
Christmas dance. 3270 (96).
Concert polonaise. 3270 (113, 114).
Daughters of the Revolution. 3270
(130).
3270 (149).
truppen in’s
Rhein.
4635.
4861, 4862.
5027-5031.
Down the Rhine.
Ever faithful. 3270 (175).
Facing the wind. 3270 (176).
Grace and beauty. 3270 (228).
Heart’s melody. 3270 (255).
Homeward march. 38270 (264).
Iris. 3270 (324).
31003 (202). | English (Jack)
Kaleidoscope. 38270 (354).
March. 12862 (152).
Mazurka. 12862 (332).
Melody of love. 3270 (418).
Old Black Joe. 6253 (358).
On the train. 38270 (482).
Polka. 12862 (408).
Polka-militaire. 3270 (507).
Poppy buds. 3270 (510).
School comrades. 26533 (250).
Sunset in the valley. 38270 (634).
Sweet dreams of home. 3270
(637).
Under the mistletoe. 31003 (202).
Waltz. 12862 (153).
Engelskirchen (Paul) :
Alte lied. 9568.
An gruner linde. 9581.
Frtihling wird es doch einmal.
10274.
In blauer nacht. 22457.
Waldmorgen. 23718.
Weihe des liedes. 28931.
Englander (Ludwig) :
I have taken a. fancy to you.
9509 (310).
I want to be naughty too. 9508
(320).
In my flying machine. 9509 (335).
Pillow dance. 9509 (570).
Please tell me what they mean.
9509 (576).
Engleman (H. J.)
Engleman (Joseph) :
Cuban serenade. 19003.
Dancing moonbeams. 3676.
Quivery quavers. 17691.
Spirit of youth. 33258.
Voyage to Lilliput. 33593.
Engler (A. J.) Townsend O. A. R. P.:
campaign song. 21124.
Englert (Lawrence) Teardrops. 5683.
Engles (George) jr. Heavenly. 31774.
Englin (Leonard) I’m yearning and
learning what love is. 4812.
Blue shadows on the
Rosalie. 28395.
hillside. 9745.
English (Merton)
that I’d like to be.
English (Paul):
Colonel Bob. 31820.
I’m not the guy
7324.
Louisiana’s goin’ places, come
along. 32361.
Onward and forward with Leche.
32794.
English (W. P.) Tent city. 15517
(396). ;
Wnglish traditional songs and carols.
9509 (204).
Englishman (Henrietta) :
Down in sunny Florida. 16067.
Long live America. 17037.
"Tis spring. 15118.
1708
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Engman (H. E.):
Hand in hand. 22153.
Just because I love you. 27625.
Hngvall (Hinar) Kamrat-valsen.
32191.
Engvick (William) :
Father’s day. 381566.
I had a dull ache all Wednesday.
27350.
I want to dance with Homer, like
Ginger does with Fred. . 32005.
In an old conservatory. 27533.
Mr. Woodstock. 27939,
’Toxicatin’ you. 33479,
Hnlévement en mer. 10152.
Enlow (K. L.) I’m campaigning for
you. 22314.
Enlow (O. P.) Vm campaigning for
you. 22314.
Enna (August):
Allerkeresten min.
Blegnende linde.
Du kom dog tilbage.
Erindrer du vor f¢rste
33904 (68).
Fangen og fangevogteren.
(72).
FY¢rste Elskov. 33904 (S82).
Folkevise. 33904 (88).
Irmelin rose. 383904 (140).
Judiths bén. 383904 (151).
Kukkuk vise. 838904 (160).
Ennis (Willard) :
Coming home. 3629.
Tll have to start roving again.
22286.
(Paul)
(440).
Enoch (Robert):
Eternal flame. 674.
Love is a flower. 27803.
Maisie. 20130.
You are my love.
Enoch & cie.:
Chanson des chansons.
D’une fontaine. 19014.
Debout 14 dedans. 6740.
Faites pas ca. 29573.
Paix, le pain, la liberté.
Rideau de ma voisine.
Tante Aglaé. 30686.
Trois pochades. 31187.
Tu me demande rieuse.
Yanina. 23921.
Enos (Anton) Hawaii.
Enos (Charles): !
I’m just existin’, waitin’ around.
10633.
In love. 7474.
Ensemble music press. ' Concert-piece.
9904.
Ensign (EH. L.)
march. 380476.
Entertainer (The)
33904 (4).
33904 (23).
33904 (64).
stund.
33904
Spanish gaiety. 6253
12750.
29379.
23151.
20655.
30780.
27226.
Roosevelt prosperity
669.
Entre les deux. 10154.
Ephardt (J. O.):
Dream clouds. 16075.
When my sugar turns on the heat.
3040.
Epling (A. 8.) Old home place.
Epps (Raymond)
606.
Epstein (M. I.):
Hstrellita. 31530.
Second Hungarian rhapsody. 1496.
Valse caprice. 33572.
Zingareska. 3260.
Eptamenitis (Antonios) :
Chasapicos horos. 27706.
Let’s have a drink. 27706.
Epting (KE. L.) Night that I met you.
11484.
Epworth praises.
EKrard (Clive):
Big camel-ephant-elope.
It ain’t no use at all.
Life the joker. 11061.
Mendel’s son’s swing song. 11260,
14254.
Schoolboy howlers.
Wanted ads. 2952.
Hird (J) ey
Come, ye disconsolate. 15517 (59).
Softly now the light of day. 15517
32759.
Dreamland waltz.
21569 (118).
31164.
16785.
2381.
(358).
Erpy Gnd)
Close your eyes and kiss me.
18946.
I can’t get away from you. 27323.
I’m thankful from my heart.
22359.
Erdody (Leo) Never to know. 17392.
Hrek (P. W.) How could you forget
to remember. 24751.
Erhardt (F. C.) With Thee, dear
Lord. 6118.
Erhardt (Joseph) :
Love me. 20092.
Waltz that was meant for two.
21229.
When you and’I. 21354.
Ericksen (M. N.):
Prayer. 20583.
Prayer I bring. 25697.
Hrickson (Cliff) See Erickson (J. C.)
Erickson (Edward) I must have been
dreaming. 1135.
Hrickson (J. B.)
Erickson (J. C.):
In a little café on Broadway.
16712.
Love. 20069.
Erickson (Jack)
1758, 4885.
Erickson (Jamie) :
Just as bad as me.
Tattle tale. 33372.
Woe is me. 9376.
Moonlight in Hilo.
32178.
1709
INDEX
Hrikson (E. J.)
Hrixon (M. B.)
your image within my heart.
Erlanger (Frédéric d’)
348.
Erlanger (Louise) :
Brokenhearted and blue. 280.
Ho, ho, ho, hum, now I am wishing
that winter would come. 16413.
Erlebach (Rupert) Collection of new
Handel songs. 31726.
Erlemann (Gustav) Missa in es. 1731.
Ermlich (Edna) :
I never shall forget that nite.
22380.
Old friend of yesterday. 23080.
Ernest (lL. C.):
I just want a girl like you.
Sing and swing. 25878.
Ernst (Ginther) pseud. See Schenken-
dorf (Leopold von)
I dream of you. 7209.
I shall always keep
13749.
Cent baisers.
4224,
Ernst (Henri) Gypsy dance. 9509
(269).
Ernst (M. V.) Komme zu Ihm. 4566.
Eron (Theodore) More truth than
poetry. 8018.
Erst (S. A.) Wedding song. 33641.
Erway (Mellie) Bless my mammy
deep bless her. 6462.
Erwin (John):
Autumn breeze. 24128.
Coyotes barkin’ at the moon.
29437.
I made a wish. 196438.
Let’s pretend. 30018.
Maybe I care. 27890.
Moon in May. 20226.
Pumpkin eater. 17679.
Reachin’ for a little piece of bread.
17702.
Swingy Swanee. 28658.
That everybody song, that Demo-
crat song. 18133.
Would you like to take a peek at
love with me. 21454.
Erwin (Ralph):
Je nai pas dit: je vous aime.
16824.
Longue nuit. 11721,
Monsieur Sans-géne. 1743.
One rainy afternoon. 11600.
Pour plaire aux femmes. 11721.
Secret rendezvous. 11929:
Escala en la ciudad. 322, 8206, 8674.
Eschenbach (Harry) Come to me
darling. 13189.
Eschig (Max) Editions:
Andante. 9648, 26039.
Ballade. 9651.
Beau général. 6402. 15672.
Berceuse. 9694, 24173.
Black paradise. 9721,
Blues. 24192.
C’est jeudi. 24229.
‘10
pt. m1, n.s., v. 32
Caprice. 26055.
Chanson de route. 24279.
Chanson populaire. 24282.
Chants du Ghetto. 358.
Chasse. 9857.
Choutka. 24299.
Cing impressions. 12228.
Concerto. 9907, 10982.
Danse tzigane. 24374,
Deux mazurkas. 2677.
Deuxiéme concerto. 13272.
Divertissement. 545.
Dix premiéres pieces. 25687.
Douze etudes de virtuosité. 2902.
Elle a l’béguin pour le saxo. 6848.
Etude. 26056.
Etudes de concert. 10158,
Exotique. 24531.
Fantaisie. 26957.
Fileuse. 10205.
Il est comme il est. 10768.
Improvisation. 24955.
Introduction et danse. 1268.
Je nai quun amour. 7565.
John Shag 35. 25046.
Juanita. 7581,
Loving each other. 14195.
Mélodie. 26040.
Mon ceur attend. 7991.
Nenléve pas ton chapeau. 11455.
Neuf pieces faciles. 24198.
Nocturne. $768.
Obertas. 25548.
Partita. 25648.
Pastorales. 11655.
Petit canon. 25661.
Poursuite. 25693.
Précis d’éxécution de Seatiene a.
et dimprovisation 4 Vorgue.
11734.
Prelude et fugue, 25699.
Premiére petite suite. 25704.
Premiers pas. 8461.
Princesse des Pyramides. 11741*.
Quand une femm’ veut du
bien. 11762.
Refrain d’amour.
vous
8517.
Ronde. 11856, 24670.
Sais-tu pourquoi je t'aime. 8603.
Si tu dors sur mon sein, 8675.
Simple histoire. 25871.
Sinfonietta. 2461.
Six petites pieces & 4 mains.
Zayepilale
Sonate. 109638.
Suite andalouse. 2615.
Suite enfantine. 2618.
Sur un air de danse de Pablo Es-
teve. 2637.
Tour du monde en miniature.
12382.
Trois mélodies. 10346.
Valse. 12480.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Vienne. 2915.
Vivandiére et les deux grenadiers.
9145.
Vrai coquin. 12518,
Escobar (Antonio) :
Calientito. 24235.
Niebla. 1948.
Sucedio lo que tenia que suceder.
28610.
Escoffery (Chas.) With you by my
side. 26413.
Esecude (Jocelyn) Each star. 31505.
Esipoff (Stepan) Melodie-nocturne.
203817.
Eskapade. 32080.
Especkerman (C. C.) and Especkerman
(P. P.) Tell me of the love you used
to feel. 12247.
Espinosa (J. J.)
Espinosa (Luis) :
Alma petenera.
Pericon. 2129.
Rojas granadinas.
Esposito (Anthony )
Altenitas. 29219.
15558.
17717.
Sweet usherette.
23507.
Esposito (Bianca ) Prelude. 9509
(598).
Esposito (Mario) :
Love takes a holiday. 17076.
There’s trouble in my heart. 12322.
Esposito (Michele) :
Nove preludi. 19180.
Prelude. 9509 (598).
Esquivel (J. F.) Let us be depression
sweethearts. 25166.
Essary (Nettie) Yes it’s true what
they say about Dixie. 23925.
Essex (Frederick) When your lips
beckoned to mine. 21364.
Esslinger (E. G.) Shadows on the wall.
30528.
Estes (Alexander) Dreams of reveries.
29520.
Estes (V. P.)
32226.
Esteve (José Mauri)
teve (José)
Estrella (J. C.)
Estrin (Lourie) :
Guard your heart. 193878.
If love had only passed me by.
22441.
If we meet again please say hello.
27516.
Love is king. 32377.
Mutiny on the bandstand. 8055.
My heart’s in Italy. 28028.
Shipwrecked. 23342,
Lady Luck is jealous.
See Mauri Hs-
Just you. 25092.
Strange faces and strange places.
28599.
What’s the good of being good.
9239.
Etchon (C. D.) Leap year. 4588,.
16916.
126829—37——14
Etienne Marcel. 21569 (482, 483).
Etlinger (Richard) Immerzu _§ singt
mein herz deinem herzen zu. 16705.
Etter (H. A.) Polly wolly doodle.
14608.
Eugene Onégin. 21569 (571).
Eugéne Onéguine. 15517 (406, 407).
EKulenburg (Ernst) :
Concerto grosso. 138193.
Kleines konzert. 14004.
Ungarisches capriccio. 15191.
Europe (J. RR.) Picanninny days.
338904 (235).
Evangelimann (Der)
Evans (A. A.):
6253 (141).
Cling a little closer to me. 15868.
I want to croon. 7403.
Nothing save you. 17484.
Little old town. 4667.
Evans (Aubrey) Laudate. 32240.
Evans (Blanche)
21797.
Evans (Bob) Zoom! Zoom. 15509.
Evans (Conrad) Bayou moan, 24149.
Evans (D. O.):
Come to me to-night.
Am I ashamed of Christ. 26533
(8S).
Glory to Jesus our Saviour. 26533
(96).
Oh! for a glimpse of that city.
26533 (206).
Evans (Dezso) My moonlight sere-
nade. 8128.
Evans (Dolan) Your home and mine.
24025.
Evans (EH. L.) New York City, un-
excelled. 17402.
Hvans (G. K.):
We were only living in a dream.
28925.
You're welcome.
Iivans (Geo.) :
Down where the watermelon grows.
26533 (59).
Standing on the corner didn’t mean
no harm. 8816.
Take me up in your airship Willie.
29189 (419).
Evans (J. H.) One angel missing in
heaven. 11595.
Evans (J. L.):
Fair as the moon. 707.
I give my life to you.
Our love. 11620.
Evans (J. R.):
Northern lights. 25526.
Prairie range I’m coming back.
24006.
4219,
23204.
Evans (Jack) Ive a feeling you’re
mine. 10690.
Evans (lL. A.) Emancipating three.
16120.
Evans (Lindley) :
Fragrance. 16233.
L(t
INDEX
Evans (Lindley )—Continued.
When Johnnie sings. 18418.
Evans (Lucille) :
Crazy. 21812.
There’s music in your letters.
15085.
Evans (M. B.):
Old Ozark hills, ’'m lonesome for
you. 28174.
Will there be a _ bunkhouse
heaven. 29055.
Evans (M. C.):
I’m walking in the sunshine. 29826.
When the stars come out to-night.
30893.
Evans (M.D.) New Deal. 5034, 11474.
Evans (M. G.) Questions and answers
in
on the elements of music. 9509
(596).
Evans (M. P.) Cabin by the river.
24232.
Cossack lullaby. 9922.
Fire jump. 22030.
Evans (Mack)
Evans (Merle)
Evans (Millie) :
Down where the watermelon grows.
265383 (59).
Take me up in your airship, Willie.
29189 (419).
Evans (R. H.) jr.
30727.
Evans (Reed)
Evans (S. R.)
272738.
Evans (T. E.):
This heart of mine.
Lonely cowboy. 27760.
Homing in your heart.
Memories in my heart. 30142.
My dream girl. 28008.
Evans (T. H.):
Mewn ecariad. 30157.
When music sounds. 30883.
Evans (Ted) See EHvans (T. E.)
Evans (Tolchard) : .
Although. 18695.
Dandelion, daisy and _ daffodil.
26882.
Hngland’s good enough for me.
27021.
Good evening! pretty lady. 22127.
Have you heard the rumour.
19417.
I feel like a fish out of water.
31879.
I’m sitting round the old round
table. 1122.
If the car hadn’t broken down.
19719.
In Trafalgar square. 10820.
Little ring of gold. 11089.
My old-fashioned home. 30242.
Nothing at all in particular, off we
go again. 20384.
Novel in a nutshell. 20388.
Oh! Soldier! Who’s your lady love.
5107.
Rhythm of the sea. 8536.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
She couldn’t say boo, to a goose.
33114.
She’s got that little something.
17872.
Song of the lift. 5546.
Supposing. 20985, 20936.
Sympathy. 2674.
Three minutes of heaven. 9018.
Where Yorkshire and Lancashire
meet. 21372.
White cliffs. 6074.
Evans (Trevor (Ted)) See Evans
(T. E.)
Evans (W. F.) Like a rose in my gar-
den. 11063.
HKvans (W. T.):
At the auction. 18733.
Peace on earth. 20521.
Evans (Willard) I never dreamed.
22375.
Evans music ¢o.:
Clover blossoms. 31316.
Dance of the little brown men.
31386.
Down the road. 31476.
Dreamer. 381476.
Pony ride. 32884.
Primer for the violin. 25713.
Evening moods. 16148.
Evening on the Sava. 15517 (97).
Evenson (Betty) It all reminds me of
you. 4441.
Evenson (H. HE.) From dark to dark.
19274.
Hverard (Dan):
Mother’s maxims. 12862 (349).
My moon. 12862 (3857).
There’s a sun still shining in the
sky. 12862 (495).
Ypsilanti. 12862 (558).
Everett (I. D.) Landon election march.
19934.
Everett (M.S.) Song old mammy sang
to me. 8773.
Everett (T. S.) Landon election march.
19934.
Everett (W. C.)
21569 (3861).
Hverette (Genelle)
stars. 14208.
Everette (T. M.) I never really knew.
22379.
Everleigh (Bob)
ert)
Everleigh (Robert)
my mind. 6195.
Every day’s a holiday. 24076, 27032.
Every Saturday night. 18843.
Everybody dance. 17367, 219838.
Everybody’s favorite album of modern
piano music. 21985,
Everybody’s favorite easy pieces for
the violin. 27036, 27037.
Ministry in song.
Lullaby of the
See Everleigh (Rob-
You’re forever on
Lid
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Everybody’s favorite organ pieces.
19190.
Everybody’s old man.
Ewart (O. S.):
From statf to keyboard. 3949.
Visit to Scale land. 380825.
Ewell (Fannie) Baby doll. 18746.
Ewell (Stockton) You want to be free
of me. 21546.
Ewen (L. B.) Coronado.
Ewen (W. H.):
Fritzi. 3945,
Spread it abroad. 17999.
To and fro. 38454.
Ewing (Montague) :
19265.
18201,
At the ladybirds’ ball. 15620.
Benita. 31150.
Clock in the hall. 21780.
Don’t dingle dangle on the old gar-
den wall. 29494.
Floating petals. 10217, 10218.
Good ship Crocodile. 29671.
Humours of nature. 971.
In a Gypsy caravan. 10781,
Jack in the box. 4475.
Kentucky. 4547.
Little boy sailor. 14104.
Lucy. 32407.
*Mid the tulips. 30160.
Our ghost. 30363.
Pictures in the twilight. 5221.
Pierrette by the stream. 20545.
Serenade andalouse. 33106.
Simple story. 33145.
Sir Nicholas Knocke. 23374.
Spring is
33264.
Toy-town wedding. 33480.
Tribute. 33494.
Tumbling clown.
EHwore (J.
(J. J.)
Exalt His name.
31542.
Excell (EH. O.):
Because His name is Jesus.
(27).
He will hide me. 21569 (191).
Ministry in song. 21569 (361).
dancing back to you.
30782.
J. M.) pseud. See Crowe
10180, 24529, 27043,
29189
Song my mother sang. 29189
(400).
Excell (EK. O.) jr.:
Because His name is Jesus. 29189
(27).
He will hide me. 21569 (191).
Ministry in song. 21569 (3861).
Song my mother sang. 29189
(400).
Exclusive publications, inc.:
At a ringside table for two. 3358.
At the rug cutter’s ball. 21640.
Blue rhythm fantasy. 26694.
Clarinet lament. 26812.
Cross country hop. 313738.
Day dreams. 19045.
Deep shadows. 15995.
Echoes of Harlem. 21965.
Everything is still O. K. 19193.
Grab your partner and swing.
31706.
Harlem’s goin’ to town. 163544,
Hot spell. 4160.
I’m in love. 4282.
I never had a dream. 16621,
In a jam. 29875.
Juba. T584.
Just a rose from your bouquet.
19862.
Midsummer’s nightmare. 7968.
Mint julep. 25344.
Mr. Ghost goes to town. 25347,
32508.
Monopoly swing. 17225.
Moon is grinning at me. 25362.
Motif du concert. 8038.
My newest excitement.
Oh babe maybe someday.
22964.
20405.
Organ grinder’s swing. 17539,
20482, 28216.
Red rhythm. 20636.
Rhythm venture. 8538.
St. Louis wiggle rhythm. 20719.
Seems I’ve done something wrong
again. 25829.
Stealin’ apples. 20902.
Tap dance of the chimes.
Tempted again. 30697.
Trumpet in spades. 33510.
Uptown downbeat. 30811.
Uptown rhapsody. 21187.
Viper’s dream. 23704.
We go well together.
Yearning for love.
Youre not the kind.
Extract of opera. 6878.
Hyes of Texas. 702, 6879.
Hyken (Heinrich van)
26533 (182).
Eyken (Louise van)
26533. (182).
Hylenberg (Kd.):
"Neath that same old Nonale tree.
25487.
On the old prairie.
Eysler (Kdmund) :
Gliicksschweinchen. 21569 (168).
Johann der Zweite. 12862 (273).
Mein ptippchen. 9509 (466).
EKysoldt (Leo) Laterna magica-
marsch. 16910.
Eyster (C. W.)
Hyster (H. K.)
1902.
Ezekiel saw de wheel. 19197.
Ezel (Mary) Stand and deliver your
love to me. 25968.
Hzra. pseud. See Jaffe (B.)
8926.
12548.
33811.
18607.
Mein Hans.
Mein Hans.
28190.
Prepositions. 30429.
My stream line girl.
1713
INDEX
Fabbri & ¢.:
Black serenade.
Come una liana.
2A:
414.
Con quattro soldi in tasea. 24333.
Con voi. 427.
Ho chiesto el cuore. 24720.
Lacrime. 19920.
Mamma, io ti chiedo perdono.
1639.
My little baby. 1851.
Non so perché. 1968.
Olid dancer. 2017, 2018.
Otto ballabili. 104.
Sicilia. 33131.
Signora. 338135.
Sogno andaluso. 20822.
Via dell’ amore. 2907.
Fabbri & c. (Casa musicale) :
Mi piaci cosi. 7961.
Raccolta di 6 canzoni scelte.
2218,
Rapido Siberiano. 22383.
Stelle innamorate. 8880.
Suoniamo tutti. 5629.
Tangokavalier. 2692.
Vivendo aceanto a te. 5896.
Tabe (E. D.) Underneath the silvery
moon. 9118.
Fabrega (Ricardo) :
Noche de mi tierra. 32696.
Panama viejo. 32825.
Fabricant (C. R.) Spirit of New York.
23432.
Fabrizio (D. C.) Mona Lou. 7994.
Fahrmann Maria. 19745.
Faelten (Carl) aw., and Faelton (Otto)
and Faelton (Willibald) props. Pro-
gressive lessons in pianoforte tech-
nique. 29189 (344).
Faelten (Reinhold) Catechism of the
Faelten system. 6253 (61).
Faes (Marie) Between the _ roses.
15710.
Fagan (B. J.):
I know one. 4228.
Little girl over the way. 7766.
Old New York. 8283.
Fagan (Barney) See Fagan (B. J.)
Fagan (Gideon) :
2217,
Boo-boo, the baby baboon. 6495.
Karroo. 7636.
Sarie Marais. 284386.
Song of the bushveld boys. 8762.
Fahey (KE. J.) My rickshaw man.
1889.
Fahrney (P. H.):
Check your oil. 13149.
Georgia pines. 138456.
When the stars make love to the
moon. 6040.
You're a treasure.
Fain (Sammy):
Am I gonna have trouble with you.
3326.
9447,
ptt, ny S.,'\vsok
Boy meets girl. 3494.
Cowboy’s gal. 243850.
High hat, a piccolo and a cane.
24714, 24715, 29735.
If I didn’t have you.
It goes to your feet. 25013.
It’s the doctor’s orders. 25027.
Little Chin Chin, keep your chin
up. 7760, 7761.
Love is never out of season. 25249.
Our penthouse on Third avenue.
25621.
Short and sweet. 24380.
That never-to-be-forgotten night.
2721, 5715.
We're healthy like anything. 9208.
When you eall the roll alma mater.
3056.
Fair (K. H.)
24936.
Petticoat Lane. 30401.
Fair (M. M.) Praise. 32896.
Fair (R. E.) Fair (Rex Elton) flute
method. 29569.
Fair co-ed. 3270 (92, 179).
Fairbanks (Herman) :
Besta banana man. 31156.
Crazy over you. 21813.
Introducin’ Mr. Duchin.
Fairchild (Edgar) :
Gee! it was a beautiful song. 3963.
Gotta go to work again. 846, 847.
I made arrangements with the
moon. 11838, 4313.
Lady Precious Stream. 4573.
Lonesome guitar. . 25218, 30057.
10836.
Night. 25507, 32673.
Running a temperature. 23292,
25800.
Fairchild (Helen) :
Let not your heart be troubled.
22629.
Son of the Highest.
Fairfield (Frank) pseud.
schein (F. C.)
5536.
See Born-
Fairleigh (EK. K.) August moon.
21648.
Fairley (H. A.) Take me back to
Idaho. 2682.
Fairlie (M. B.):
Communion. 3630.
Hymn of gratitude.
Yairman (George):
Come right in, sit right down, and
make yourself at home. 15517
(58).
Forever and forever. 26533 (77).
Git up Mr. Coon. 15517 (122).
Fairy friends. 31552.
Fairy moon. 708*.
Kaist (W. O.):
Dreamy waters.
4187.
6814.
For the glory of Marquette. 752,
10230.
That’s why I cannot take you back.
15069.
1714
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Trou, la lay’ la. 73.
Faites ca pour moi. 10187, 29572.
Faith (R. L.) Creative musicianship.
26854.
Falbo (Joe) Avanti fascisti avanti.
141,
Falconer (F. W.):
Angel's message. 29189 (6).
Garden of the Lord. 62538 (189).
Messiah. 29189 (268).
Faleoner (Fred) Miniature suite.
32495.
Fales (L. S.) Waltzing with a girl
like you. 39844.
Falk (A. E.) This is paradise but not
romance. 21078.
Falkenstein (G.) Lay my head be-
neath a rose. 9509 (375).
Fall (E.):
Guarany. 10348.
Sakuntala. 17797.
Tannhauser. 9158.
Fall (Richard) Waltz of love. 30838.
Falla (Manuel de):
Andaluza. 18648 (13).
Aragonesa. 18648 (18).
Cubana. 18648 (89).
Montanesa. 18648 (247).
Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas.
23199.
False bride. 9509 (218).
False Fernando. 713*.
Falzarano (Anthony )
11786.
Falzone (Vincenzo) Ricordi. 8539.
Familiar melodies. 22006.
Familiar music. 29576-29579.
Famous music corp.:
Ain’t cha got no etty ket. 24049.
Along the Broadway trail. 24076.
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and
Brahms. 24164.
Beneath a western sky. 29306.
Between dances. 299, 3451.
Bye bye Santa Claus. 18862.
Call of the prairie. 3527.
Chatterbox. 6596, 9858.
Coronation. 31346.
Corsage of roses. 31349.
Cross-patch. 6686, 13215.
Dancing in a daze. 15946, 19020.
Dancing into my heart. 24868.
Dear old New York. 19055.
Dear Susie Sapple. 29461.
Don’t let it get you down. 29498.
Don’t look at me that way. 29500.
Down in our alley. 31464.
Dueky Wueky. 29581.
Hnchanted. 24506.
Hvery-day’s a holiday. 27032.
Everybody’s getting ready for the
wedding. 31535.
Gettin’ off. 19292.
Raindrops.
Give us this night. 811, 6976.
Hannah, down in dreamy old
Savannah. 31787.
Happy you and merry me. 16338.
Hats off. 27220.
Hello California. 19488.
Hymn. 382957.
I adore you. 31846.
I’d like to do things for you.
31865.
I’d rather call you baby. 31868.
I hear a call to arms. 29789.
Ill be seein’ ya’ in the movies.
24811.
I’m just a little black sheep.
22336.
I’m one of the Jones boys. 24865.
I nominate you. 19647.
I spy a spy. 24892.
I wants what I wants when I
wants it. 24914.
I wrote a song for you. 7424,
10736.
In time. 22488, 24995.
It can’t happen here. 22506.
It’s the same old line. 27587.
Jump Jeep, I give you orchids.
25057.
Just as easy as rolling off a log.
1366.
Keepsakes. 16878.
Land of Popeye. 25125.
Let’s have another. 27707.
Little odd rhythm. 27748.
Looney goon. 25223.
Melody from the sky. 4820.
Mickey. 7965, 11269.
Midnight in Manhattan. 1718.
Minstrel show opening. 30165.
Mutiny in the parlor. 1804, 4922.
My foolish love. 20280.
My love carries on. 8116, 11406.
My sugar takes me with a grain of
salt. 80256, 32629.
Nani ona pua. 32644.
Never should have told you. 28091.
No more tears. 32689.
Nothing to-day kind sir. 25529.
Old fashioned mill. 382758.
Olive Oyl’s family reunion. 25575.
Panamania. 32826.
Pardon me. 20509, 23157.
Play me an old time _ two-step.
8422, 11697.
Play safe. 17625.
Please keep me in your dreams.
20565, 20566.
Polka-tina. 32882,
Pooey to you from me. 25686.
Popeye on parade. 25688.
Popeye song folio. 32887.
Popeye’s eye popped out of his
head. 25689.
INDEX
Famous music corp.—Continued.
Question and the answer. 28322.
Rhyme for love. 25760, 32987.
Same old line. 33054.
She’s a girl scout at heart. 33117.
She was always a bridesmaid, but
never a bride. 20760.
Sing me a song 0’ Popeye. 25880.
So what. 33203.
Some day we'll meet again. 20829,
20830.
Sons of Sierra. 25948.
Sour grapes. 28569.
Strike me pink, do I see red. 25988.
Sweet. 33314.
Sweetheart waltz. 28645, 33332.
Take me back to those wide open
spaces. 30681.
Tea on the terrace.
Terrific. 2710, 5702.
There’s a method in my music.
21058.
Thru the looking glass.
Tippety-witchet. 33449.
Trail dust. 380762.
Twilight on the trail. 5841.
Twinkle, twinkle little star. 28828,
Two birdies up a tree. 26178.
Two in love. 2861, 5847.
Two little unknowns. 18256.
Two marionettes. 33547.
Us on a bus. 9122, 12476.
Vote for grampy. 38592.
Vote for Mister Rhythm.
30832.
We'll have a bushel of fun. 21256.
We're identical. 18348, 21265.
What a pleasure to work for you.
289387.
What is love. 26278.
What’s the name of that song.
3008.
Where have you been all my life.
29014.
While there is love. 18457, 18458.
Who’s that knockin’ at my heart.
26372, 337338.
Why am I so beautiful. 30914.
With me feet on me_ schooner.
26410.
You don’t love right. 21499, 26448.
You gambled with love. 33839.
You’re the cutest. 21532.
Fanciulli (F.) Florida special. 741.
Fancourt (E.C.) Upand down. 23682.
Fanfare d’amour. 15520.
Fanget (L. A.):
I want you. 382007.
Too true. 21121.
Fania (Paul):
Lily song. 11066.
Queen fair and true.
Faning (Eaton)
dimittis in C. 18648 (234).
26063, 26064.
15108.
28880,
30439,
Magnificat and Nune
pt. II, n.s., v. 81
Fanning (T. M.) Hannah or Anna
from Indiana. 4064.
Fano (G. A.):
Andante appassionato. 18648 (14).
Andante e allegro con fuoeco. 31048.
Lungi, lungi. 32410.
Mia sera. 32483.
Fant (D. J.) Hymns of the Christian
life. 10498.
Fantoni (Pio)
Far down the Mother Volga.
Farbo (Joe):
Snappy-polka. 2486,
Western shadows march. 30859.
Mia cara patria. 7962.
27056.
Fardoulis. (John) Plakas ta _ stena.
2149.
Farewell. 27058, 31560.
Farewell to thee. 16168.
Farfan (Narcizo) A mi madre. 6258.
Farias (D. B.) Inspiration. 7521.
Farina (Joseph) Cardinal march.
26753.
Farinelli (Guido) :
Giordaniana no. 1. 22091.
Voto. 2982.
Farjeon (Harry):
Child ..) 362.
Milk-eart pony. 11274.
Sprite in the grass. 30611.
Under the lilacs. 29189 (441).
Farley (Hd):
I’m gonna clap my hands.
1098.
Lookin’ for love. 1539.
Not enough. 14468.
Rip Van Winkle. 23267.
There’s something in the wind.
1092,
15088.
Harmer » (J.u A) Time’s a-wastin’.
26126.
See Farmer (J. A.)
In the still of the
16752.
Farmer (Jimmy)
Farmer (M. P.)
night, I need you.
Farmers. 718.
Farmer’s son so sweet. 6253 (119).
Farnaby (Giles) Hight pieces. 3520.
Farnsworth (Fred) Sweetheart of
long ago. 8888.
Farran (J. E.) Take me to your heart
again for auld lang syne. 31003
(184).
Farrant (Richard)
brance, O Lord.
Farrar (Buddy)
love you. 29042.
Farrel (Tom) I didn’t ask, he didn’t
say, so I don’t know. 9509 (308).
Farrell (Charlie) Just in between.
10947.
Farrell (J. A.)
Farrelt (Tony )
Call to remem-
18873.
Why did you say IL
Primavera. 25712.
Tell them that you're
Irish. 2704.
Farrell (W. H.) Cootie trot De-Gink.
15901.
1716
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Farruggio (Marie):
I need you. 1186.
Reverie. 2263.
Baruzz:,(J.: P.) :
Before that grand day. 21689.
If you'll say you’re sorry. 22445.
Senorita please be good. 238320.
Smart little girl. 28529.
Farwell (Arthur) :
Lamb. ‘7670.
Melody in E minor. 11249.
Fasanella (Michael) Why I came here
‘on this amateur night. 23870.
Fasma. 9509 (220).
Faso (Charles) Just a half burned
cigarette. 10931.
Hassi¢e (H. C.)
17770.
Fassio (A.):
Roosevelt march.
Arabian sketch. 9596.
Cabalist. 26737.
Fifth symphony. 16182.
Griin ist die haide. 7040.
Griisse an die heimat. 7040.
Hungaria album. 18609.
ls étaient trois petits chats blancs.
10774.
Mai. 11200.
Monkeyology. 27947.
Offrande. 11536.
Second symphony. 17837.
Si tu le veux. 11967.
Speed ahead. 28576.
Wer das scheiden hat erfunden.
7040.
Fassio (Angelo) Cloches de WNoél.
olor.
Fatal lady. 9647, 9648, 10846, 10906.
Fato (Ralph) Let’s kiss again and
make up. 14066.
Fauchey (Paul) California. 15788.
Faulkes (K. A.) prop., and Faulkes
(William) au.:
Barcarolle in E minor. 15517 (22).
Canzona. 15517 (47).
Communion. 15517 (60).
Fantasia. 15517 (108).
Fantasia on old Christmas carols.
18648 (124).
Festival march. 15517 (106).
Finale in H flat. 15517 (107).
Scherzo symphonique. 18648 (317).
Toceatina. 15517 (408).
Faulkner (B. W.) Dallas that dog-
gone town. 15988, 21827.
Fauré (Gabriel) aw., and Fauré- Frémiet
(Emmanuel and P. R.) props.:
Aube blanche. 9509 (28).
Huitiéme barearolle. 9509 (301).
Neuviéme nocturne. 9509 (521).
Roses ardentes. 9509 (628).
Sérénade. 9509 (659).
10”° nocturne. 26533 (344).
Faust (B. W.) Retrospect. 23251.
Faust (Mima) Rolling stone. 5354.
Faust. 4024, 9509 (259, 260), 103387,
12862 (165, 202), 18648 (125), 19347,
24646.
Favola (Jan)
15639*.
Aventures de Boubou.
Favorite bass songs. 33904 (74).
Favorite du roi. 29583*.
Favorite songs. 19222.
Fawcette (Bradford)
ture of you. 16649.
Fay (Hlizabeth) A. B. C—do ra mi
song. 81004.
Fay (Lady M. J.)
ston (M. J.)
I’ve got a pic-
pseud. See John-
Fay (R. D.) Oh! And how. 8258.
Fazioli (B.) Does a duck like water.
29490.
Fazioli (Bernie) You can count on
me. 3189.
Feagin (Bob):
I’d ditch it all for you. 138680.
Swinging thru a dream with you.
23529.
Feagin (R. J.) Swinging thru a dream
with you. 23529.
Fealy (N. E.) Robin’s spring song.
14685.
Fearis (J. S.) Junior choir. 18648.
(208).
Fearis (J. S.) au., and Fearis (O. L.)
prop.:
Abide with me. 12862 (2), 21569
(2).
All for Thee. 9509 (8).
Berceuse. 12862 (50).
Day of rest and gladness. 9509
(178).
Father, guard and guide. 6253
(120).
3270 (218).
33904 (106).
God is love.
Heart’s highway.
Hope. 6253 (191).
How excellent is Thy name.
(299).
I will glory. 3270 (297).
Looking to Jesus. 9509 (414).
Lord is my light. 9509 (415).
Meditation. 38270 (415).
My heart is God’s kingdom. 3270:
(482).
Not ashamed
(367).
O little town of Bethlehem. 12862
(BPN
Sabbath evening. 9509 (638).
Sabbath morning. 9509 (639).
Sing a joyful song. 9509 (670).
Some one will. 3270 (597).
Spring is come. 6253 (445).
Still lead on. 9509 (707).
Thou didst love Thine own. 12862
(500).
9509:
of Jesus. 12862
1717
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. dl
Fearis (J. S.) au., and Fearis (O. L.)
prop.—Continued.
Wherever He leads me, Ill go.
S20 (G2 a)e
Feather (Leonard) Thousand differ-
ent reasons. 33482.
Febbo (George) Time. 12352.
Fedele (William) Tango bleu. 28672.
Federlein (G. H.) In the cathedral.
12417.
Feeney (T. B.) Aran lullaby. 24101.
Fefer (EF. M.):
I’m waiting for you. 24871.
What happened to our love. 26274.
Where have you gone. 26348.
Why. 26874.
Feher (Frank (Duke)) Return Frank-
lin D. Roosevelt. 20647.
Feher (Friedrich) :
Robber symphony. 2287-2289.
Serenata. 2408.
Snow waltz. 2488, 5510.
Fehrenbach (Emelba) I wished out
loud. 10726.
Feibel (Fred) Amour de Salome.
31045.
Feiges (Howard) :
America triumphant. 9575.
March triumphant. 11221.
Feigl (W. E.) Tell me dear. 21000.
Feiker (D. R.) Wind up the cat wv’
throw out the clock. 3128.
Fein (H. N.) You swept me off my
feet. 24011.
Fein (Pearl) I’m glad that I am J.
4276.
Feinberg (A. S.):
Hittlers soff. 104389.
Roosevelt our keen President
20691, 28390.
Feiner (Richard) :
And so egad he married the girl
21608.
It’s all wrong. 32121.
"Pon my word, I say there. 2167.
Will I ever be the same again.
23878.
Feingold (Lipa) :
Fidler. 29589.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 16234.
Yosel Klezmer. 61509.
Zehn lieder. 22021.
Feist (Leo) inc.:
Am [I dreaming. 75.
Blame it on the rhumba. 26676,
Spills:
Breakin’ in a pair of shoes. 270.
3459.
Can’t we fall in love. 24250.
Did I remember. 13274.
Dixie-Anna. 29488.
Don’t take the sweet out of sweet-
heart. 24444, 31455.
Flower song. 29598.
1718
Foolish feeling. - 27087.
Gootus. T7014.
He was a dandy. 29716.
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Your cares
away. 31792.
Hey, what did the blue jay say.
22191.
T’ll see you in my dreams. 7262.
I’m an old cowhand from the Rio
Grande. 13689.
I stumbled over love. 27473, 31987.
In a little Spanish town, ’twas on
a night like this. 7456.
It ean happen to you. 19799.
It’s been so long. 4450.
It’s great to be in love again.
4453, 4454.
Jamboree. 27597, 32148.
Josephine. 25050.
Knock, knock, who’s there. 22599.
Let’s be gay. 27696.
Let’s dance and dream. 27702.
Let’s sing again. 11042.
Lonely heart. 27762.
Longest night. 27772.
Lullaby. 20120.
Mayfair. 27892.
Much too much. 8047, 14326.
My Blue heaven. 8064.
My heart is singing. 380221, 32588.
Oh, - Mister Man up in the moon.
23061.
Old forgotten lullaby. 5116.
Picture me without you. 23179.
Rainbow on the river. 25736,
25737.
Rangers’ song. 8504.
Restful. 28368.
She’s a Follies girl. 11953.
Shirley and the two black dots.
30540.
Singin’ your praises. 25881, 28516.
Sleepy Town express. 8707.
Sleigh bells. 30562, 33180.
Someone to care for me. 28547,
30579.
Summer holiday. 14940.
Sunday. 8860.
Swing-a-roo. 28656.
That foolish feeling. 333885.
There goes that feeling again.
28719.
There’s a twinkle in your eye,
madame. 28728.
There’s no two ways about it.
28733, 33416.
Through my Venetian blind.
12347.
To Mary with love. 26136, 28769.
Top of the town. 30760, 33474.
Waitin’ for the sun to rise. 338599.
Waltz you saved for me. 9177.
Where are you? 29012, 33720.
Wings of the morning. 30926.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
TEE Sa a a en en eEeeeceaeeS
With all my heart. 6110.
Words fail me. 15412.
You. 9408, 9409.
You gotta pull strings. 12778.
You never looked so _ beautiful.
9445, 12785.
Fejer (Georg) Piano parade. 20537.
Feleiano (LaVerne) I don’t—you
don’t. 10527.
Feldblum (Alexander) There ain’t no
sense to nothing. 21040.
Feldhaus (Helen) :
Dreaming, ’“neath a lazy summer
moon. 16083.
I can’t be bothered with you any
more. 138622.
I met you in my dreams. 4316.
I only want you, sweetheart.
7356.
I want a simple little bungalow.
1168.
Please, dim your lights, Mister
Moon. 14604.
We know we're in love. 28911.
Feldman (B.) & Co.:
All alone and _ broken-hearted.
6286.
Calling me home. 9818.
Diddle-dum-dee. 6759.
Diver goes down and down. 16027.
Hy’rybody’s got to wear a smile.
698.
Fair, fat and forty. 16159.
Here comes the bride. 7100.
Hors d’ceuvre. 16443, 16444.
Hors dceuvres. 959.
I have lost my heart in Budapest.
19552.
Tll sing a song of love to you.
29798.
Tl wait for you. 10583.
I love you—that’s all. 4259.
I’m all alone, my heart has told
me. 10603.
I never see enough of you.
- 27457.
Let’s all be a happy family.
19951.
Loneliness. 1526.
Many happy returns of the day.
1648.
Marie, oh won’t you listen to Zin-
gari. 7915.
Mexicana Flo from Mexico. 20191.
Moth around the candle. 8029.
Nobody knows. 11502.
Oh! don’t miss Miss Variety. 5097.
Old Hawaiian guitar. 20421.
Pretending. 2189.
Riding the range in the sky. 11827.
Rolling down the hilly-billy trail.
5358.
Round the old barrel organ with
Sally. 380485.
Sailors love the girls. 5387.
Star fell from heaven. 380616.
Strolling through the _ heather.
12140.
Swanee moon, where the Swanee:
river flows. 30648.
This side of heaven. 33426.
Underneath the Persian Sky. 9117.
When you're in love with some-
one. 21361.
You've got to blow your own trum-
pet. 383885.
Feldman (Joseph) :
Instead of a dream. 27565.
Love will never touch my heart..
7845, 25263.
Feldman (Saul):
Dancing in a daze.
Down on the farm.
Heaven. 917.
T’ll come to you. 1045.
Paper on the wall. 20506, 20507.
Stars above me. 2585.
Till the clouds come along. 2790.
Tipler’s lament. 2794.
To be like this. 2799.
Feldman (Editions) s.a.:
Coo-coo-coo. 18973.
Magie de la danse. 20126.
Serait-ce un mirage. 17847.
Féline (Jacques) Caravanes. 18897.
Felix (Hugo) au., and Felix (Ilsa)
prop.:
All along the river.
Antelope. 9509 (17).
Drum of the fore and aft.
(193).
Little pickings of the trade.
(405).
Mari. 9509 (447).
Rat-ta-tat. 9509 (607).
Won't you. 9509 (811).
Felix (lL. R.) jr.:
Crystal waters. 29442,
I want to go to that old Rancho
Grande. 29844.
Orange blossoms. 5172.
Then youll remember me. 30709.
Felix (Paul) pseud. See Bliss (Paul)
15946, 19020.
581.
9509 (7).
9509
§509'
Fellom (Mario) Tell me, my dear.
15030.
Fellowes (KE. H.):
Adieu sweet Amaryllis. 3277.
April is in my mistress’ face. 3341.
Christe Jesu pastor bone. 18883.
Come, shepherds, follow me. 3623.
Cradle song. 31365.
Dainty fine bird. 3670.
In ieiunio et fletu. 24967.
O Lord, grant the king a long life.
32730.
O Lord, the maker of all thing.
25536.
O nata lux de lumine. 25537.
ILA,
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Fellowes (E. H.)—Continued.
Silver swan. 5466.
Sing we at pleasure. 5484.
Fellows (KE. T.) Dream of mine come
true. 21919.
Felman (Hazel) :
Anna Livia Plurabelle.
Boots. 31192.
Felmet (C. M.) My little slave shack.
28043.
Felton (J. W.) Hula bula sloop. 7167,
13603.
Felton (J. W.) music publisher.
bula sloop. 13603.
Felton (W. M.):
Evening moods. 16148.
Progressive piano studies for the
96.
Hula
grown-up student. 17674.
Femmes en folie. 921.
Fendrick (Samuel) Without you.
6119:
Fenichel (J. H.):
I’m happy to-night. 10623.
It’s written in your eyes. 10882.
Fenis (E. M.) Homeward trail. 29744.
Fenn (Sudie) :
In tango mood. 4399.
Love’s parade. 1603.
My baby’s lullaby. 1807.
My Lou-si-ana Lou. 1865.
St. Louis on parade. 8601.
Tip-top. 2793.
Fennell (J. R.) New York of thee we
sing. 8186.
Fenner (Arthur) Avalloni’s (James)
master instructor for Hawaiian
guitar. 18739.
Fenno (C. C.) jr. What will a nickel
buy. 5986.
Fenoulhet (Paul) Love, for once you
can’t fool me. 22724.
Fensterstock (Belle) :
I don’t mind—Oh yeah.
Indifferent. 16767.
On the merry go ’round. 20453.
Southern lullaby. 20869.
Whispering shadows. 21379.
You’re the center of attraction.
18613.
Fenstock (Belle) pseuwd.
stock (Belle)
Fenton (Fred)
ago. 8888.
Fenzel (Anna):
If { can’t call you mine.
Sadie Faye. 2340.
That’s when dreams come true.
22253.
See Fenster-
Sweetheart of long
10743.
12293.
There's a picture of you ‘neath my
pillow. 2749.
You're the reason, ev’ry season I’m
still in love. 12817.
Feola (Francesco) Edizioni de La
canzonetta, Piedigrotta 1985. 3821.
Fergus (Phyllis) Bless’d be Vermont.
248.
Ferguson (G. E.):
I’m singing my way through life.
7329.
If my love had wings. 1205.
It’s springtime in my heart. 32128.
Snowflakes bring heartaches. 25906.
Ferguson (J. F.) Mountain dreams.
30193.
Ferguson (John)
this world for me.
Ferguson (Lucille) :
Canebrake Katy. 31289.
She wore red heels. 3319.
Fergusson (D. M.):
Music from the moon.
Silhouettes. 14791.
Two eyes. 15168.
Fergusson (Don)
(D. M.)
Fernand (H.) Tosca.
Fernandes (J. L.):
Believe it or not, I’m in love. 9690.
There’s a place in
30717.
14330.
See Fergusson
25717.
That’s why I said good-bye. 12295.
Fernandez (C.):
Beautiful heaven. 29279, 29290,
29291.
Cielito lindo. 6616.
Fernandez (Jacinto) If you're in love
say it with flowers. 4380.
Fernandez (Victor Gonzales) See Gon-
zales Fernandez (Victor)
Fernham (G. A.):
Beautiful isle of Dreamland.
24152.
Walking on air and singing a song.
26231.
Ferragama (Anthony) Don’t wake me
up from my beautiful dream. 21904.
Ferrante (Tommaso) ‘Tre _ interludi.
260.
Ferrara (J. E.) I’m telling the world.
19639.
Ferrara (J. J.) Loveable Ann. 4748.
Ferrari (Emilio) Primavere; 9509
(590).
Ferrari (Ermanno Wolf-) See Wolf-
Ferrari (Ermanno)
Ferrari (Francesco) :
Scherzando con Vhot. 2374.
Suoniamo tutti. 5629.
Ferrari (Gustave): Chansons popul-
aires de Vancienne France. 31278.
Ferrari (Louis):
Du soleil dans mon cceur. 10120.
Quand tout s’endort. 14632.
Tristement. 26153.
Ferraris (A.):
Bella Napoli. 217.
Flor gitana. 6913.
Gipsy lady. 29642.
Kordion kapers. 16890.
O balalaika. 17445.
1720
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
On the banks of the Don.
Serenade. 17849.
Ultima parola. 9104.
Ferraro (Giuseppe) :
As erimson roses bloom. 9604.
Nené. 22999.
Pepita. 11668.
Ferraro (P. A.) Make a reach for
Camels. 17119.
Ferrata (Alma and Mario) props., and
Ferrata (Giuseppe) aw. Mélodie
plaintive. 15517 (243).
Ferrazzano (A. ) Olvidala. 11578.
Ferrell (B. H.)
32058.
Ferrell (Henry)
23935.
Ferren (J. B.)
Ferren (Jackson)
If you’ve forgotten.
You are my own.
King Ramesis. 7646.
See Ferren (J. B.)
Ferrera (J. H.) Lucy Lee. 11183.
Ferrera (John):
Love takes a holiday. 17076.
There’s trouble in my heart. 12322.
Ferretti (Antonio) Piedigrotta Bideri
1936. 30405.
Ferrie (M. S.) Let’s rally ’round our
leader. 14074.
Ferrier-Jourdain (L.) C’est jeudi.
24229,
Ferris (Blanche) JI can read your
heart. 7191.
Ferris (J. A.) Walking down ole Beale
st. 26229.
Ferrucci (Edward) Love’s lonesome
hours. 22751.
Ferruzzi (Stefano) : .
Non tornare da me. 5061.
Signora, fischiate con me. 23348.
Ferry (C. T.) And God shall wipe all
tears. 3270 (19).
Ferry (Mrs. EH.) Sweet Louise.
Ferszko (Michat) :
Dia ciebie ... 218838, 21884.
Kto. 27662, 27663.
Ferszko (Stan):
5641,
Before we’re through. 138029.
Nim zamkne drzwi. 14457.
Panna Andzia ma _ wychodne.
14560.
Fervaal. 9509 (222, 223).
Fesch und resch. 29586.
Festa a Mantova. 16173.
Festival orchestra book. 3884.
Fetras (Oscar) Barcarolle valse.
9509 (538). .
Fetrow (EH. J.) Deep in love. 24401.
Fetters (Ruby ) Lonesome blues.
25216.
Feu sacré. 81573.
Feuereisen (Roger) Gypsy moon.
22143.
Feuillard (lL. R.) Troisiéme suite.
21140.
32771. | Février (Henry)
Monna Vanna. 9509
(493).
Fexer (Bernhard)
29189 (345).
Feyne (Buddy)
ference. 9021.
Fiamma (La) 3889, 3890.
Fibich (Zdenko) :
Poém. 2155, 16178.
Wings. 3126, 3127.
Ficcio (Valentino) Triumph. 2837.
Fickle wife. 3891.
Fickley (Ralph) Raindrops.
Fiddle tunes. 16179.
Fiedler (Bernard) We found the moon.
23736.
Fiedler (Elroy)
ing. 26877.
Fiedler (L. J.) Youre givin’ your
lovin’ to somebody else. 21518.
Fiedler (L. M.) Image of you. 24951.
Fiedler (Max):
Madame Butterfly.
Thru a veil of indif-
2230.
Dancing and romanc-
Musikantin. 12862 (353).
Wiegenlied. 12862 (544).
Fiehn (Hrik) Bellevue revyen 1936.
24168.
Field (G. H.) Love in the June time.
11139.
Field (N. A.):
Lullaby hour of bliss. 27841.
Moonlight blue. 22867.
Field (S.°S.)
22815.
Fielder (F. R.) Vl never mean a thing
to you. 19585.
Fields (Arthur) :
I loves you kid, that’s all that I
can say. 24031 (88).
Streamliners. 28604.
West of the Rockies. 18369.
What is missing in this picture.
Memory’s happy land.
30868.
Fields (Bert) My cottage of love.
30208.
Fields (Daisy) My pretty little Kit-
tums. 1886.
Fields (Dall) Fields (Dall) bassoon
method. 19226.
Fields (G. H.):
Day dreams. 19041.
Rhythm. 20651.
Fields (Happy):
Chorus girl’s dream come true.
29396.
Why. 12676.
You are my ideal.
Fields (L. R.)
30957.
Forgotten kiss waltz.
16227. ;
Fields (Shep) pseud. See Feldman
(Saul)
Fields (Teddy) Dizzy Lizzie Lou.
3739.
Fielitz (Alexander von) Sch6n Gret-
lein. 15517 (336).
1721
INDEX
Fielitz (Margot von) Schon Gretlein.
15517 (836).
Fien (Lupin) If it kept me close to
you. 138822.
Fierimonti (Arthur) and Fierimonti
(Bob) What a foolam I. 21282.
Fietta (H. L.):
Barefoot blues. 184.
No me lleves. 8206.
Si nos volvemos a ver.
Tu respuesta. 2847.
Fifer (C. A.) Just a dream.
22556.
Fifer (Doreen):
Cars. 17958.
Soldiers. 17953.
Fifteen Christmas carols. 32489.
Fifth avenue bank of New York:
Adoration. 3270 (6).
Daisy’s song. 8270 (124).
Faery song. 3270 (178).
Six old French Christmas carols.
6253 (408, 409).
Fifty grand. 7893, 9457.
Fifty-nine piano solos you like to play.
16183.
Fifty songs for boys and girls.
8674.
19853,
4028.
Figlia di Jorio. 260.
Figlozzi (A. T.) Carmelina mia.
24260.
Figlozzi (Tommy) NSee Figlozzi (A. T.)
Figueroa (I. M.) It’s you—only you
my dear. 7560.
Figundio (Elia) Just for the thrill
of it. 10946.
Figur (Berthold) Old wedding ring.
327165.
Fike (B. R.):
Doubting. 183802.
In a little cafe on the corner. 7454.
Filas (T. J.) Theme. 28714, 28715.
Filiberto (—) Clavel del aire. 26813.
Filiberto (J. de D.) Caminito. 24248.
Filing (Caroline) Das ist der krieg.
15970.
Filip (Basilio) Studi di tecnica su-
periore. 5612.
Filippini (Gino):
Cavaleata. 342.
Solitudine. 2510.
Filippucci (Edmond) :
Amoureuse serenade.
Kermesse villageoise. 29189 (229).
Marche des esclaves. 29189 (259).
Menuet blane. 29189 (265).
Pantomime. 9509 (552).
Si tu voulais. 9509 (667).
Voulghara. 26533 (306).
Fille de Madame Angot. 17512, 7959.
Filles et garcons. 728.
Fillie (Anthony):
I found you to lose you to some-
bedy else. 18648.
9509 (12).
pt. 17, n.s., v. 31
It’s as plain as the nose on your
face. 25017.
So long I’ll see you again. 14837.
Writing your name in the sky.
12740.
Fillmore (C. M.):
Come to Me. 12862 (112).
Father I am coming home. 31563.
Home and mother. 24031 (74).
Make the world better. 12862
(320).
Yet there is room. 12862 (558).
Fillmore (F. A.) aw., and Fillmore
(Laura) prop.:
Be on time. 12862 (36).
Glory by and by. 12862 (188).
Sing all ye people. 12862 (463).
What shall I do for my Saviour.
12862 (534).
Whiter than snow.
Fillmore (Henry):
Better be good. 24031 (15).
Circus bee march. 6253 (70).
Dew drops. 240381 (41).
Inspiration overture. 3270 (323).
Miss Trombone. 24081 (131, 132).
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
6253 (396).
Sacred orchestra selections no. 1.
24031 (176).
Southern pastime. 6253 (489).
Fillmore (J. H.) aw., and Fillmore (J.
1a le any OLD) Die
Are you building on
ean, (alale)e
Beside all waters. 15517 (26).
Can He count on you. 15517 (45).
Fillmore’s sacred duet book. 29189:
(112).
Follow the light.
Give to the Lord.
I believe in God.
12862 (540).
the rock.
15517 (110).
15517 (123).
15517 (151).
Jerusalem. 15517 (190).
Let the joybells ring. 15517
(214).
Marching to victory. 15517 (236).
Mr. Bodkins and Widow Simpkins.
24031 (183).
No more gocd-byes. 15517 (271).
O praise the Lord. 15517 (275).
Playmates. 29189 (3381).
Praise ye the great Jehovah. 15517
(306).
Rejoice ye nations.
Singing with the heart.
(350).
Walking by faith.
We come, we come.
Welcome Sunday morning.
(437).
Work and pray. 15517 (459).
Would you have the joybells.
15517 (460).
15517 (312).
15517
15517 (425).
15517 (429).
15517
1722
INDEX
nos. 1—12, i936
Fillmore bros. co.:
Bolero, 3486, 3487, 6489, 6490.
Capitol city. 3541, 6564.
Captain Smith. 3544, 6568.
Champion. 3566, 6586.
Fame and fortune. 3874, 6888.
Fillmore short cut band method.
31576.
Harmonia. 4079, 7068.
Holy name. 247285.
Ladder of fame. 10988.
London suite. 25207.
Mighty monarch. 4847, 7970.
National band contest. 17373.
Paloma. 25689.
Reflections in
25747.
Show-man. 11961.
Soloist. 12025.
Symphonie miniature no. 2. 260385.
Three aces. 5768, 5769, 9014, 9015.
Twelve Paganini-Gaviniés violin
études and caprices. 25635.
Finberg (S. D.)- Roosevelt victory
march. 17771.
Finch (Bud) See Finch (R. E.)
Finch (H. L.):
Every nite’s a perfect nite when
we are together. 24520.
I’m giving me you. 24848.
Song about love, I love you. 25929.
Finch (L. ¥.) Molly Bell, queen of the
North. 32516.
Finch (QO. F.) Won’t you be my daddy
now. 3146.
Finch (R. E.):
Cold ashes. 402.
Dream a little dream of love. 586.
Holy smoke, my heart is on fire.
940.
Let’s talk it over. 1471.
Won’t you be my daddy now. 3146.
Finck (A. H. C.) Fifty songs. 29189
(144).
Finck (H. T.)
(144).
Finck (Herman):
Dance memories.
Floating petals. 10217.
G. & $. cocktail. 16248.
Musical comedy memories.
L271.
Finden (Amy Woodforde-)
forde-Finden (Amy)
Findley (B. I.) One night I had a
dream. 11599.
Fine (Jesse) :
Gone. 7000.
Where shall I find another you.
23839.
Fine (Lew) ‘Trouble.
Fine (Sidney) :
At evening. 129.
Chime. ‘366.
a modern mood.
Fifty songs. 29189
470.
11341,
See Wood-
28803.
Winke (John)
Romance. 2311,
Until tomorrow. 23681.
Fineout (H. W.) When we're alone.
12640.
Finger (Benjamin) Fight on with
Mister Roosevelt. 19229.
Fink (A. C.) Prairie-ritt. 9509 (580,
581).
Yink (T. H.) My heart seems to say
T love you. 22932.
Fink (Wilhelm) Prairie-ritt. 9509
(580, 581).
Finke (F. F.) Zehn klavierstticke.
3899.
Last song. 11004.
Finkel (S. M.):
That’s a sign that you're in love.
26084,
You're all I live for.
Finkelstein (W. M.):
Mr. Man in the Moon, shine! shine.
12862 (340).
My schoolday sweetheart.
(358).
Finland, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Finlay (Kenneth) :
26474.
12862
Islands of mist. 32110.
Neptune’s empire. 11468.
Spring hereafter. 23441.
When she answered me her voice
was low. 26317.
Finley (Chester) Dey’s a_ brighter
Dixie. 26926.
Finley (G. J.):
California honeymoon. 26738.
Little white cottage. 17017.
Finley (J. J.) If you can croon. 4376.
Finley (Jack) See Finley (J. J.)
Finley (W. J.):
Back home with mother again.
12982.
I never thought you cared for me.
13745.
Love, stop your holding out on me.
17075.
Finn (Irma) Souvenirs of love. 14891.
Finney (Chick) See Finney (Joseph
(Chick) )
Finney (Hank):
Dear old U. of D. 24394.
Detroit victory march. 24411.
Finney (Joseph (Chick) ):
Blue thinking of you. 18828.
Echo in the dark. 21961.
Fussin’ all the time. 27121.
Good old bosom bread. 29668.
Finney (Lucas) It couldn't
16786.
Fino (Giocondo) :
Lodate Maria. 25205.
Noemi e Ruth. 9509 (524).
Finstein (Paul) Quit you _ foolin’
round. 23229.
last.
1723
INDEX
Finta semplice. 8043.
Finzi (Gerald) :
Boy Johnny. 18839.
Earth and air and rain. 29586.
Ferry me across the water. 20156
Interlude, 22498.
Linnet in a gilded cage. 19995.
Margaret has
20156.
There’s snow on the fields.
Three short elegies. 31579.
Wherefore to-night so full of care.
33725.
Fiol (R. R.) Masabi. 7921, 7922.
Fiordisole. 16185.
Fiore (Albert) Woman. 29081.
Fiore (F. D.)
14574.
Fiorella (V. J.) Visions.
Fioretti (Alfred) :
At twilight. 21641.
15215,
Charming sweetheart you are mine.
6593.
Happy dreams of love. 4069.
It’s springtime, it’s waltztime.
13038.
So long, my sweetheart. 8731.
Some day, my dear. 8741.
Sun shines in your eyes.
Fiorito (Ted) :
California ripples.
Don’t save your smiles.
12152.
15789.
13296.
Fiorito (Ted) at the piano. 10209.
Honey, you're a honey. 7139.
Knick knacks on the mantle. 7652,
7653.
Underneath a western sky. 5862.
When tne moon hangs high. 21839.
Yours truly is truly yours. 6250.
Firehammer (W. E.) Song of Winne-
bago. 25987.
Firman (Dell) I’m reading your mind.
31952.
Firnhaber (W. C.) Dear mother of
mine. 18250.
First natl. inst. of allied arts:
Aloha oe. 18689.
Andantino. 19944.
Barearolle. 5093.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 18798.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
18905.
Cucaracha.
Diver’s dance.
Donna é€ mobile.
Hula dula. 273804.
Miami blues. 30159.
Minuet in G. 266538.
26863.
26936.
23695.
O sole mio. 23057.
Oh, Susanna. 20408.
One, two, three, four. 23119.
Paloma. 30377.
Red River valley. 20687.
a milking pail.
21063.
Penn Atlantic grill.
pt. lI, n. s., v. 32
Remember me. 283853.
Sweet Genevieve. 238500.
Ua like no-a like. 30797.
First Noel. 738, 32724.
First Presbyterian church of Chicago.
Hymn of the First Presbyterian
church of Chicago. 16468.
First united Presbyterian church of
Evanston, Ill. Y. P. C. U. . Christ
moves on. 3591.
Firth (K. M. P.):
My sweet romance. 30258.
Women, the nation’s defense.
21437.
Fischbach (Frank) MHiawatha’s twi-
light dream. 31793.
Fischel (Max):
Everybody’s favorite easy pieces
for the violin. 27036, 27037.
Gamble’s class method for strings.
3958.
Fischer (Andrew):
Chimes. 15839.
Fox trot melody no, 4 31618.
If you'll give me a lift to your
heart. 22444.
In a cocktail grill. 22453.
Nothing can compare with you.
238041,
On Catalina Island. 23103.
Fischer (Carl) pseud. See Gabriel
(C. H.)
Fischer (Carl) ine.:
Agnus Dei. 15534.
Aida march. 28870.
Air and double. 26547.
Alhambra. 3297.
All American. 6287.
All glory, laud and honor.
Allegro risoluto. 26562.
Am meer. 14738.
America. 12919.
Andantino. 27685.
Arabian minute dance. 18716.
Arban-Prescott first and second
year. 21623, 21624.
Arban’s famous method for slide
and valve trombone and baritone
in bass clef. 110.
Around the May-pole.
Autumn fields. 6361.
Ave Maria. 21645.
Babe of Bethlehem.
Ballade. 30417.
Barn dance. 185.
Beau soir. 190.
Behave yoursel’ before folk. 3438.
Berceuse. 3995, 3996.
Berger et bergére. 26664.
Biskra. 26672.
Bless the Lord. 21704, 21705.
Boa constrictor and the bobolink.
26699.
Bourrée.
21660.
6347,
31086, 31087.
18749.
1724
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Buck and wing. 9788.
Bugles and drums. 18851. ;
Build thee more stately mansions.
286.
Calvary and Easter. 3530,
Canzonetta. 29189 (54).
Caprice valsant. 18894.
Careful Etta. 6571.
Carnival of Venice. 21758, 24262.
Choral prelude. 6880.
Christ in the world. 21772.
Christ to-day rejoices men.
3596.
Cinderella. 26809.
Cinquantaine. 24807.
Clouds and the moon. 26820.
Country gardens. 3659, 3660, 6675—
6678.
Crescendo.
3094—
29189 (72).
Csardas. 19000, 19001.
Dance. 17782,
Dance of the warriors. 6707.
Danza calabrese. 19032.
De Camptown races. 23064, 25557.
Deep river. 26916.
Dream of love. 7754.
Drowsy shepherdess.
Educational orchestra
10136.
Hili, eili. 27010.
Elsa entering the cathedral.
Enchantment. 6850, 16127.
Epilogue. 6852.
Evening bells.
Fantasy. 9153.
Fantasy sonata. 19217.
Festival march. 3883, 22023.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 6898.
Fido, the prodigal.
Fiesta. 27066.
Fire bell. 6907.
Fischer’s (Carl) trophy orchestra
folio. 27075.
Flower girl. 22040.
Foundaticn to trumpet,
playing. 16231.
Franklin D. R. 19264.
Fugue for four brasses.
6820.
album.
dd004.
27026.
724.
cornet,
19277.
Gavotte. 787.
Gavotte en badinant. 19289.
Gay promenade. 6960.
Gipsy baron. 31648.
God be in my head. 6991.
Golden slumbers. 835.
Goldman march album. 10323.
Good fellowship. 193832.
Goodbye all. 10830.
Greeting. 867.
Hark! Hark! the lark. 14741.
Hark, the bells of Christmas ring-
ing. 31744.
Harper-minstrel sings.
Hatikwoh. 27219.
7072.
20
Hearts and flowers.
29189 (157).
Hebrew dance. 19484.
Hebrew lullaby. 19435.
Hello Bill. 21569 (196).
Here they come. 7107.
Hide and seek. 7112.
High school pride. 16409.
Hills of home. 104386.
Hills of the North. 7119.
Hollywood bound. 19463*, 27266.
Hot sands. 16446.
Humming bird. 19500.
Humoresque. 4179.
Huskin’ bee. 19504.
Hymns and anthems. 13614.
I won’t kiss Katy. 13810, 19695.
In lowly manger bed. 1281.
Indian story. 19780.
Tolanthe. 22497.
Irishman dances. 7525.
It happened in Holland.
7533.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring.
Jig elephantine. 1331.
Judgment of Sheba. 1340*.
Klose-Prescott first and
year. 22598.
Kol nidre. 27660.
Little betrothed. 16988.
Little prelude. 7773.
Little princess. 22669.
Little sleepy head. 27751.
Love-charm. 22719.
Love is such a gentle thing.
20085.
Lovely little movie-actress.
Low down bass. 1608.
Mango moon. 20143.
March. 8647.
Marche. 27846.
Marionette. 22783.
Marstig’s daughter.
Mazurka. 4807.
Mediterranean. 7937.
Menuet from the Septet, op. 20.
15689.
Merry widow. 27918.
Military march. 28446.
Moderato e cantabile. 27942.
Modern guitarist’s handbook on
runs, modulations and _ fill-ins.
7988.
Molto religioso. 27946.
Musie educator’s basic method for
viola. 22892.
Musical masterpieces.
My Irish eyes. 382596.
Mystery. 8152.
Nautical John.
Navarra. 20841.
New world symphony. 5037.
Nocturne. 27847.
O man of God. 8239.
24031 (68),
7532*,
31094.
second
20084,
7850.
20160.
20256-20258.
1928.
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v.31
settle cnet liapclu AINE dE
‘Fischer (Carl) ine.—Continued.
Ode to a man about town. 1998.
Oh! Susanna. 238064, 25557.
Old Black Joe. 2015.
Old folks at home. 2027.
Old song. 28176.
Old veranda. 8294.
On to victory. 20461.
Once upon a time. 8320.
Pantomime. 32828.
Parade. 8369.
Parade of the colored puppets.
28244.
Passacaglia in C minor.
Passion chorale. 163.
Pastoral dance. 17588.
‘Peasant and his oxen.
20525.
Pilgrim song. 23188.
Pixie frolic. 8419.
‘Plantation song. 23186.
Poupée valsante. 25691.
Prelude. 27848.
Premier. 20590, 20591.
Puerto. 20605.
Punchinello. 8480.
‘Rain. 20624.
“Rakoezy overture.
Red light—green light.
‘Reverie. 2261.
‘Ride on, King Jesus.
Risveglio. 8551.
Robin Hood and Allin a Dale.
11837.
‘Rose softly blooming. 235286.
Saltarello. 28429.
‘Scherzino. 8625.
‘Second gavotte. 29189 (378).
Serenade. 25834-25839.
Shadows. 8649.
Silver threads among the gold.
2451.
Silverado. 28486.
Sing a while longer.
Skyliner. 33175.
Smugglers. 8723.
Soldier’s dream. 20823.
‘Song after sundown. 87956.
Song of the night. 28563.
Sons of Yale. 33242.
‘Sousa’s favorite march book.
17986.
Spanish waltz. 20875.
Spirit of the blue flame. 234383.
Spring’s awakening. 2571.
Staccato. 28585.
Steppin’ out. 2591.
Story at evening. 8839.
Stradella overture. 31592.
Sunday afternoon music. 8861.
Sunrise on Paster morning. 56253.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 14982.
‘Texas centennial exposition march.
8951.
31096.
14571,
310038 (147).
8509.
23258.
28497-28500.
Thirty-three concert etudes. 10987,
Tho’ not deserving. 23611.
Three blind mice. 23064, 25557.
Titania’s wedding march. 28766.
Top tones for the trumpter or
eornetist. 15135.
Toreador song. 13050-13056.
Tournament overture. 930477.
Trains. 28792.
Trixie valse.
Tweedle dee.
Twins. 28829.
Two pastorales. 27851.
Unisonal scales, chords and rhyth-
mie studies for military bands.
2881.
Vagabonds. 21188.
Valor and victory. 28861.
Valse brillante. 21190.
Valse Joliet. 238689.
Victory bound. 28873.
Viennese memories. 30822.
White jasmine. 18464.
Wind song. 21421.
With trumpets and drums.
Wooing. 23912.
Yea drummer. 9402.
You are in my heart.
Young pioneers. 9487.
Fischer (Edward) ‘Time has come to
say good-night. 5780.
Fischer (Hrich) Festliche
16175.
Fischer (Erno) :
Az én lelkem. 149.
Hsé van, meg arviz van az utcank-
ban. 672.
Fischer (Erno Fothy)
(Erno)
Fischer (Ernst) :
An einem sommerabend. 89.
Auf der rolltreppe. 9624.
Kleiner narr. 1404.
Leuchtendes meer. 11054, 16955.
Linzer torte. 16977, 16978.
Sancho-Pansa. 11887, 17804.
Triumende melodie. 2823.
Trolly. troll. 12404.
Vier klaviersolostticke.
Wie nett. 3103.
Fischer (Fred):
I want a postal card from you.
29189 (188).
See also Fisher (Fred)
Fischer (Harold) It’s time to kiss
28798-28801.
23664.
9368.
33825.
musik.
See Fischer
31584.
goodnight. 19818.
Fischer (Irwin) :
Firefly. 16188.
Rainbow. 17697.
Fischer (J.) & bro.:
All to myself. 20211.
Ancient Hebrew prayer of thanks-
giving. 15579.
1726
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1986
nn rE IESE SSSI SU
Andante. 3383.
Angels in the night. 26579.
Annapolis lullaby. 12929, 29236.
Anthologia antiqua. 101. .
Apostolic symphony. 15596.
Aragonaise. 253802.
Around the world in ninety min-
utes. 3349*.
Autumn legend. 6362.
Badinage—staccato. 15660.
Bagatelle. 13025, 15686.
Beautiful sky. 195.
Bourrée. 13518.
Bow down Thine ear. 26706.
By a brook. 4036.
Call the ewes. 3528.
Caravan of the Magi. 31249.
Carol of the doves. 26761.
Cathedral prelude. 6580.
Centennial mass. 138141.
Child is born in Bethlehem. 26781.
Christmas e¢carillons of Poland.
26802.
Church music for the smallest
organ. 313807.
Concerto grosso. 480.
Countin’ my blessings. 6674.
Curious story. 13221.
Dance ecaprice. 13503.
Down in ol Virginia. 13306,
13307.
Eeossaise. 15687, 18791.
Etude. 3580, 16390.
For the beauty of the earth. 6923.
Freedman’s song. 10256.
Fuller and Warren. 29625.
Go down, Moses. 3987.
Going home to live with God.
6995.
Grandmother’s minuet. 18504.
Gypsy laddie. 29686.
Humoresque gracieuse. 318388.
Imagery. 29871.
Impromptu elegante. 16706.
In silent night. 32083.
Incline Thine ear. 27563.
Light. 27728.
Little Black Sambo. 11074*.
Lord, I cry to Thee. 27788.
Lord is nigh unto all. 27785.
Lord of hosts, great ruler. 27786.
Love you are my music. 7846.
Magi. 27852.
Mereauesque. 32478.
Miner sings. 20199.
Minstrel’s reproof. 7980.
Missa cunctipotens. 1729.
Missa Maria auxilium Christian-
orum. 7982.
Missa solemnis. 7983.
Morn. 4833.
Musetta. 7050.
My fictitious palace. 8081.
126829—37
eo 1727
National geographic march. 8161,
17374.
Negro parade. 19388.
Nod, tender bud. 5376.
O can ye sew cushions. 5081.
O holy one, we worship Thee.
28131.
O silent hills. 25538.
One generation shall praise Thy
name to another. 14529.
Out of the Hast. 28235.
Pandean. 32827.
Parochial hymnal. 328386.
Passacaglia. 162.
Pater noster. 2116, 2117.
Pirate Don Durk of Dowdee.
25671.
Poor wayfaring stranger. 8446.
Prelude. 12980, 17611.
Presto agitato. 14255.
Psalm 23. 20602.
Puer natus est nobis. 28314.
Quest of the shepherds. 283821.
Rapturous youth. 14645, 14646.
Requiem, libera and the prescribed
chants. 28360.
Revery. 5321.
Rise up shepherd and _ follow.
30469, 33000.
Salve Regina. 28431.
Send out Thy light. 28453.
Serenade. 5608.
Shepherd’s vigil. 28477.
Sing and cheer for Notre Dame.
30552.
Soldier, soldier. 30570.
Solfeggietto. 14845.
Sonate pathétique. 6423.
Study for the left hand. 3584.
Surrexit Christus hodie. 12163.
Three visions. 25979.
Thy will, not mine. 28757.
Thy word abideth. 28814.
Tip Sams. 30744.
To Thee do I lift up my soul.
28773.
Tree and the image. 30772.
Tristesse. 21138.
Two dances. 15690.
Two kings. 380794.
Tyrolienne. 9103.
Valentine. 30813.
Virgin and her son. 28877.
Vivace. 13541.
Vocal art-studies. 2923.
Voice of the chimes. 5902.
Waltz. 24298, 24654.
Waltz on black keys. 30842.
We praise Thee. 9207.
Wedding march. 30857.
Winter. 30927.
Yea, though I walk through the
valley. 29095.
Fischer (lL. D.) Lost lagoon. 20062.
INDEX
Fischer (M. M.) Flowers in my gar-
den. 38914.
Fischer (W. K.) My serenade to you.
8141.
Fischer (Wade) Oh my oh I love
O-hi-o. 5103.
Fischer (Werner) :
Gute nacht, mein kleines médchen.
13510.
I never see enough of you. 27457.
Fischer’s (Carl) trophy orchestra folio.
27075.
Fischman (L. H. O.):
Because of you. 18787.
Fiddlin’ with love. 3893.
If you only knew. 7446.
Oh! The cow jumped over the
moon. 5109.
Realized. 283840.
Word, a smile. 93887.
You betrayed my heart. 18567.
You’re for me—I’m for you. 9449.
Fiset (C. F.) Bach album for guitar.
3384.
Fish (Alwarda) ‘Three Rs in music,
reading, writing, rhythm. 18192.
Fishburn (Hummel) Singable songs
for male voices. 2466.
Fisher (Bobby) :
Strolling through
12140.
Underneath the Persian sky. 9117.
Fisher (Buddy) Me for you. 20173.
Fisher (Doris) :
Kisses from my violin to you.
25112, 27655.
Vanessa. 26199.
Fisher (E. J.) My dream of romance.
17304.
Fisher (E. M.) Don’t wake me up from
my beautiful dream. 21904.
Fisher (E. Reatha) Lover mine. 4752.
Fisher (HE. 8.) Crinkle, crinkle, dollar
bill. 455.
Fisher (Eathyl R.):
It’s the old fashioned mother.
7558, 22519.
My southern mammy. 173851.
That’s what we need. 26088.
. We'll sit beneath the old palm tree.
the heather.
9208.
Wonderful world. 26417.
Fisher (Franklyn) Me and my
dreams. 32446.
Fisher (Fred) :
Duchess threw her crutches away.
10121.
Fisher’s (Fred) funny folio. 19237.
Garbo Green. ‘780.
Got to see a. man about a dog.
10335.
Hello! Miss Liberty. 9509 (286).
Hippopotamus. 9837.
‘ How sweet is love. 33904 (114).
pt. II, n. s., v.31
In a convent by the sea. 1219.
Lady Twinklepuss is out m’ lord.
7667.
Let me be your sweetheart, once
again. 16920.
Moon rose. 1752.
My brudda Sylvest. 21569 (384).
Oh, she’s a wonderful cook. 11547.
Old New England march. 2086.
When Louis from St. Louis plays
the St. Louis blues. 9277.
You can’t tee off my fairway and
putt with somebody else. 12769.
Your feet’s too big. 6240.
Fisher (Fred) music co.:
Fisher’s (Fred) funny folio.
19237.
Got to see a man about a dog.
10335.
Oh, she’s a wonderful cook. 11547.
When Louis from St. Louis plays
the St. Louis blues. 9277.
Fisher (G. F.) Like a falling star.
4647.
Fisher (H. L.) Tell me why. 21001.
Fisher (Harold E.) Won’t it be swell.
3145.
Fisher (Herman E.) I miss you, dear.
10673.
Fisher (Jacob) :
No sin kicking. 28112.
Step on the gas. 28594,
Who has saved our skin and pelt.
18468.
Fisher (M. L.) pseud.
(I. B.)
Fisher (Marvin):
Love can do the funniest things to
me. 22718.
Naive. 14482.
Fisher (W. A.):
Choice sacred duets. 24295,
Ditson a cappella chorus
10081.
Ditson three-part songs. 10033.
Ditson two-part songs. 10034.
Edelweiss glide waltz. 26533 (65).
Foster choral book. 3988.
Gossip Joan. 842.
Oh, Vermeland. 11550.
Old time songs for men’s voices.
31003 (182).
Song of greeting. 12047.
Fisher (W. J.):
My home that’s a thousand miles
long. 25448.
One ‘o’clock. 28196.
Roxana’s the name. 28407.
Fisher (Will) See Fisher (W. J.)
Fisher (William) sr. Sweetheart dear.
23510.
Fishman (Irene)
phonie suite. 9814.
See Wilson
book.
California sym-
1728
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Fiske (Bert) :
It couldn’t be love. 75381.
Silly little thing. 8681.
Fitch (G. W.) In the prison of my
heart. 10812.
Fitch (J. B.)
~ 11954.
Fitch (M. M.):
Answer to a dream. 15589.
We'd better dance. 33626.
White moonlight. 26367.
Fitch (S. J.) It’s wonderful.
Fithian (J. H.) Pigs in clover.
25670.
Fittro (Ollie)
She’s given me the air.
32134.
11688*,
Parkin’ place in the air.
32835.
Fitz (A. H.) Hello! Mr. Moonman,
hello. 26533 (115).
Fitzgerald (Agnes) My heart makes a
song. 28026.
Fitzgerald (Alyce) Disillusion. 10030.
Fitzgerald (Bob) See Fitzgerald
(R. E.)
FitzGerald (Elliott) Singing to the
baby. 25882.
Fitzgerald (F. 1.) I thank you. 7370.
Fitzgerald (Gerry) Draggin’ a wagon
round Wigan. 6798.
FitzGerald (H. C.) Forever was only
a day. 16225.
Fitzgerald (R. E.):
Can love be gone.
Hands up for love.
Fitzhugh (f. J.)
6253 (346).
FitzPatrick (J. L.):
Fate. 381562.
I hear you call. 31892.
I've met the girl of my dreams.
31999.
My dear old southland. 11367.
When you are near it’s ecstasy.
33710.
Why? Within my heart. 3101.
Your eyes, when I looked in your
eyes. 33892.
FitzSimons (H. T.) co., and FitzSi-
mons (H. T.) co., ine.:
Aeolian chorus collection for young
men, 24089.
9826.
10868.
Now the day is over.
Aeolian string ensemble method. | flamme (La)
6265, 15527.
Allegretto quasi andantino. 27188.
Allegro. 26935.
Blow me down. 3467*.
Blow, trumpets, blow.
Chorale-fantasy. 373.
City of our God. 13168.
13061.
Come, ye disconsolate. 24331.
Dancer. 13228.
Day is dark and dreary. 3693.
Etude. 680-683.
Etude for left hand alone. 679.
Hymn to the morning. 2934, 26224.
Jesu, tender Saviour. 874.
Jesus on the water side. 1326.
Little Jesus came to town. 1507.
Love came down at Christmas.
1557, 1558.
Menuet. 27982.
Nightingale. 25512.
Northland suite. 5063.
Perpetual motion. 30897.
Prelude solennelle. 2187.
Pride of the campus. 32913.
Sanctus. 850.
Snowflakes at my window. 14833.
Song of the clock. 25933.
Song to a tree. 30595.
Streamline. 2604.
Sylvan idyl. 2673.
Te Deum laudamus. 26061.
When all is still. 5990.
Fixel (R. W.):
It’s you. 4468.
Just a bit of you. 4506.
Flagg (Michael) :
Color blind. 18953.
If I hadn’t you. 29860.
Flagler (R. 8S.) Boots. 9754.
Flaherty (V. A.):
Closer it gets to leaving time the
harder it is to go. 6253 (73).
Flower of the everglade. 29189
(116).
Garden of roses. 21569 (157).
If I only had a sweetheart just
like you. 18648 (193).
Knights of Columbus’~¥ march.
29189 (2382).
Making love. 29189 (257).
Moon-bird. 21569 (365), 240381
(187).
Moonlight in Jungleland. 18648
(249).
Same moon shines everywhere.
29189 (370).
Starshine. 21569 (527).
When the girl you think the world
of thinks the world and all of
you. 18648 (388).
Will you always call me dearie
29189 (476).
Flame of desire. 3907.
20921, 25721.
Flammer (Harold) Princeton men are
marching. 17669, 20598.
Flammer (Harold) ine.:
All through the night. 53. |
Author of life divine. 29267.
Ave Maria. 17829.
Ay, ay, ay. 18744.
Beautiful dreamer. 9669, 15677,
31122-31124; 1"
Benedictus es, Domine. 222.
Bold vaquero. 3485.
Boots. 9754.
Bugle call march. 3511.
1729
INDEX
Flammer (Harold) ine.—Continued.
Build thee more stately mansions.
31208.
Builder. 287.
Carillon. 31252.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
9838.
Children of the moon. 29389.
Chinese toy-town. 9868.
Country gardens. 447, 9928-9930,
15913.
Cuearacha. 9948, 9949.
Dance, my comrades. 9958, 9959.
Danse chinoise. 31393.
Dark eyes. 492, 15962, 21841,
31396.
Dark hills. 24877.
Dedication. 38705, 29463.
Down on the farm. 16070.
Dream parade of the tin soldiers.
29517.
Drink to me only with thine eyes,
3805.
Dummy line. 629.
Hast Indian dancer.
Etude. 11012.
Ginger-snap brigade. 3966.
Great is the Holy One of Israel.
861.
Guitars of love.
Homeland. 31809.
Hoodah day. 31817.
I hear the eall of the road. 22272.
In a low rocking-chair. 32068.
In silent night. 15756, 18841.
Japanese lullaby. 22531.
Last night. 1431.
Let not your heart be troubled.
22629.
Lill’ angels. 30028.
Little heather rose. 5413, 11914.
Lo, now a rose. 32401, 32402.
Lonesome cowboy. 1531, 22696.
Lord’s prayer. 32350.
Love me enough. 30072.
Lullaby. 14199.
Ma chérie, chére amie, I love you.
20124.
Manana, always tomorrow. 32421.
Mastery of technical
11235.
Men of Harlech. 14253.
Mighty God hath spoken. 1717.
Music box. 22891.
My heart keeps singing.
13356.
29682.
14378.
My true love hath my heart.
11449.
Night of dreams. 17412.
Night wind. 20372.
Nocturne. 5417, 9808, 9809.
Noél. 1965.
Normandy-
82701.
shepherdess
problems.
song.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
O blessed day of motherhood:
11526.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
32726.
O sacred head, now wounded.
5087.
Oh, Susanna. 23063.
Overtones. 23147.
Prayer for service. 5262, 17659.
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel.
11730, 32900.
Pretty girl. 2190.
Princeton men
17669, 20588.
Que dirias de mi.
Road is calling.
33007.
Roaming Gypsy. 14683.
Roll, chariot. 11849.
Russian folk-dance.
Rustie chapel. 11873.
Rustling leaves are whispering I
are marching.
32945.
20668, . 33006,
33038.
love you. 23387, 5380-5382.
Sea Gypsy. 17833.
Sérénade florentine. 17850.
Short’nin’ bread. 5451, 17885,
20770, 30542.
Singin’ a song. 33157.
Sleepy-Land parade. 23381, 33178.
Soldiers’ chorus from Faust.
24646.
Son of the Highest. 5536.
Swedish folk-dances. 23497.
Three amens. 32350.
Three more locks ahead. 12345.
Twilight at Capri. 5886.
Tyrolian nights. 33550.
Wander shoes. 15233.
Water sprites. 18336.
Watermelon pickaninnies. 30848.
We sail the ocean blue. 18351.
When the foeman bares his steel.
30887.
Flanagan (Bud) Million tears. 22834.
Flanders (J. A.) When the Mayflowers
come again. 15324.
Flanders (J. C.) My cabin in the piney
woods of Maine. 27999.
Flanders (Muriel) :
Tl take the same. 10581.
My paakiki wahine. 11418, 14416.
That’s gratitude. 12284.
Flannigan (B. W.) If you want to win
those young girls. 16701.
Flath (P. H.):
Leone. 7701.
Under the pazaza plant. 31003
(204).
Flather (W. T.) May song. 25306.
Flatow (Leon):
I’m sitting pretty in Atlantic City.
274438.
Little Audrey. 14099, 16986.
1730
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Moonlight on the water. 27964.
Swing me high—swing me low.
18073.
Swinganola. 23522.
Swingin’ soldier man. 20965.
When Ruben swings the Cuban.
26316.
Fleck (C. S.):
Below the Mason-Dixon line.
15698.
Moon magic in Maine. 27953.
Fleckenstein (George) Those loving
words. 26120.
Fleddermann (Jack) Hail President
Roosevelt. 4053.
Fleetwood (Jessie) :
Faust. 12862 (165).
King there lived in Thule.
(286).
See also Coleridge-Taylor (J.S. F.)
Flegler (D. W.) Im surprised at you.
12862
16608.
Fieischman (Lillian) To find a girl
like you. 5789.
Fleischman (M. L.):
Mein shteitale moliff.. 22807.
Papierene kinder. 32883.
Siz Shoin nuch alemen.
3 weddings. 33903.
Fileissner (Otto) Polonaise brillante.
21569 (449).
Fleming (A. R.):
My dear old Irish home.
25888.
14356.
That’s the way dear old Ireland |-
15064.
Romance.
was born.
Fleming (Ann)
Fleming (Len):
Drifting. 31491.
Ever since that day. 29562.
I hear my lover’s voice. 7232.
Just one little kiss. 25088.
Lady Luck is jealous. 32226.
Maree. 26533 (178).
Moonlight on Mars. 25371.
Song of the sweet long ago.
Take me as Iam. 30680.
That beautiful island of homes.
23575.
Till the day when I met you.
26125.
Twilight visions. 33540.
You, dear. 26533 (339).
You’ve got me in a circle.
Fleming (Reece):
Gambler’s confession. 779.
Little shack by the maples.
Untrue love. 2884.
When I’m gone you'll be blue. 3025.
Fiemr (John) Sing again, my mother
dear. 11989. ~
Fletcher (Gail) See Fletcher (J. G.)
Fletcher (J. D.) Heartbeat. 4109.
Fletcher (J. G.) Heartbeat. 4109.
14692.
17977.
6229.
1513.
Fletcher (Joseph) :
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
19838.
Little white church. 30048.
Nearer my God. 1930.
O for a closer walk with God. 1990.
Perfect love. 23175.
Ring out wild bells. 238264.
Fletcher (Leila) Water sprites. 18336.
Fletcher (Marie) Three light pieces.
15517 (108, 109).
Fletcher (P. H.):
Gay gallantry. 790.
Three light pieces.
109).
Fletcher (Reo) Sing me to sleep with
a love lullaby. 28508.
Fleuriet (M. Rs):
Forgive me Lord, I pray. 760.
Hello, May. 10419.
My mother. 11412,
Fleurs de Paris. 16200, 17216.
Flick (A. S.):
Say y-y-y-y-yes my dear. 33071.
Wending my -way to Calvary.
28934.
Flick (C. R.):
Day dreaming of the girl I love.
15517 (108,
15975.
Tears in my heart while I play.
8929.
There’s going to be a rainbow.
15084.
Flindt (Emil) Waltz you saved for
me. 9177.
Flint (E. E.) Two hearts. 30798.
Flint (L. R.) Cross. 26857.
Flint, Mich. Northern high school.
Music dept. Songs of Northern high
school, 5504.
Flintham (M.) Jesus is listening in.
1324.
Flintham (Mary) Shanty built under
the blue. 17869.
Flirting princess. 29189 (50, 215, 322,
401, 426), 31003. (22, 70, 88, 138, 191).
Fliton (M. R.) On my mind. 23105.
Flitterwochen. 32277,
Flittner (H. M.):
Parking on the highway. 8875.
Restless. 8528.
Sun-up on the prairie. 23482.
Flood (D. F.) Lovely things are quiet
things. 1589.
Flood (lL. H.):
Hymn to spring. 16464.
Lament. 16899.
Flood (lL. P.) My green valley. 25433.
Florcyk (R. A.) Mass in honor of St.
Joseph. 4808.
Florence (Irene) :
Hawaiian guitar lessons. 29709.
Radio-tone Spanish guitar lessons.
30445.
1731
INDEX
Flores (Antonio) Orgullosa. 32799.
Flores (Leonor) :
Ay, mama. 24126.
I wan’na rhumba.
Olvida pues. 25576.
Variatin’ color-blues.
You have my heart.
Flores (Pedro):
Borinquen. 259.
Flor silvestra. 740.
Hasta la tumba. 901.
Hombres son sinverguenzas.
Lulu. 1620.
No pienses mas. 1963.
Si yo fuero un marino.
Tu y yo. 2849.
Flores (Vic) Always spring. 12913.
Florida special. 4469, 10884.
Florilége de chants populaires.
29597.
Flotow (Friedrich von) :
Martha. 13417.
Stradella overture. 31592.
Flotow (Leon) Moonlight
water. 22872.
Flotsom (Mr.)
(B. C.)
Flowers o’ the forest.
Flowers of joy. 17259.
19682.
23692.
29120.
941.
2435.
29596,
on the
pseud. See Hilliam
12862 (167).
Flowing river. 27084.
Fluffy ruffles. 33904 (348).
Flusek (John) American legion.
24083.
Fluss (S. D.):
I wish I had a little girl like you.
7410.
My heart is a prisoner. 28023.
On the Butterfield trail. 20449.
There’s a long road ahead. 12308.
Fluss (Mrs. W. 8S.) See Fluss (S. D.)
Flux (Neville) Mazurka militaire.
12862 (121).
Fly (Leslie) Hereward the wake.
13572.
Flying Fingers. pseud. See Bray
L. E.
Flynn (Allan):
Laddie Buck. 19922.
Maybe. 7980.
Shamrock, the Shannon and you.
20756.
When it’s springtime in Killarney,
it’s lovetime in my heart. 21329.
Where Wicklow looks down on the
sea. 21371.
Flynn (C. F.)
7004.
Flynn (Francis) See Flynn (M. F.)
Flynn (Joseph) Down went McGinty.
16073.
Good-bye depression.
Flynn (M. F.) Lonesome. 17034.
Flynn (W. 8S.) Moonlight and mem-
ories. 27959.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Fodor (Maurice) She didn’t like the
way he parts his hair. 23386.
Foderl (Karl) Was hab’ ich dir getan.
5980,
Fgnix revyen 1936. 24574.
Foreningen svenska tonsattare.
lin-konzert. 5893.
Forster (A.) At the dancing master’s.
6253. (25).
Fog (Lawrence) Ill always love you
sweetheart. 16520.
Fogalsang (Della)
breakers. 5330.
Fogarty (Alex):
Tonight’s the night. 15131.
Your face is so familiar.
Foggy dew. 3917, 9509 (232).
Fogle (KE. J.):
Call of the desert. 15793.
Dreams of long ago. 191389.
In old Virginia. 16734.
State of sky-blue waters.
Sunset wedding. 8870.
Fogle (O. L.) Fogle’s male quartet
and chorus book. 240381 (49).
Fogle’s male quartet and chorus book.
24031 (49).
Foillard (Henry) :
Tl cherish you. 24814.
I write this with tears in my eyes.
16684. ;
Place they call Sing Sing. 11695.
Foley (Alice) Oh take me back to
Florida. 30321.
Vio-
Rhythm of the
18638.
25975.
‘| Foley (Charles) :
Caprice viennois. 321, 3542, 21754.
Closer to me. 21782.
End begins. 19170.
King steps out. 32206.
Learn how to lose. 25188.
Liebesfreud. 4636, 22644, 30025.
Liebesleid. 4637.
Night blooming lotus flower. 23020.
Old refrain. 5128, 23092.
Polichinelle. 20569, 23194.
Precieuse. 2184.
Rigaudon. 2487.
Schon Rosmarin. 5408, 23311.
Siciliano. 2487.
Song to the sun. 23416.
Tambourin chinois. 23546.
What shall remain. 26284.
Foley (Jack)
29600.
Folger (Virginia):
Friend to friend. 134389.
Waitin’ for a job. 15223.
Folio of songs from Walt Disney’s
famous pictures, Mickey Mouse, Silly
Symphony. 16210.
Folk dance music. 9509 (233).
Folk-songs and ballads for informal
Singing in school, home, club and
camp. 31597.
Three duets for men.
1732
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Folke (Dan):
Bellevue revyen 1936: 24168.
Midnatsvalsen. 1712, 25338.
Follies of the day. 21569 (206, 624,
630).
Follies of 1909. 265383 (3, 42, 150, 164,
173, 194), 29189 (45, 418).
Follow the fleet. 294, 797, 1001, 1117,
1464, 1474, 2977.
Follow the gleam. 18419.
Follow the parade. 21879.
Follow the sun. 488, 3920, 5048, 16213.
Follow your heart. 22044, 22760, 28855.
Fomeen (Basil) Manhattan Gypsy.
20144.
Fonder (A. A.) Beautiful Vienna.
15682.
Fones (R. J.) I’m in the pink of con-
dition. 22335.
Fontaine (Paul):
Nus comme des sauvages.
Some like dogs. 20832.
Fontana (G. B.) Six practical pieces
for the organ. 16216.
Fontana (M. F.):
Canto campagnolo abruzzese. 35388.
Dolce cuore valze. 554, 13289.
Marcia trionfale. 1656.
Squadra della morte. 14907.
Fontbonne (Léon) Méthode complete.
9509 (474-485).
Fonville (Harold) Ill follow my heart-
strings. 7256.
Foote (Arthur) :
All’s well. 6253 (8).
Key to the exercises in modern
harmony. 7648.
Modern harmony in its theory and
practice. 32514.
Mount Carmel. 29189 (278).
O love that will not let me go.
6253 (347).
Foote (H. W.) Second Concord an-
them book. 178386.
For he’s a jolly good fellow. 29607.
Foran (T. J.) Wond’ring. 26419.
Foray (Frank):
Haunting eyes. 24688.
You'll never leave me.
Forbell (H. E.)
Forberg (Rob.):
Aus liebe zu dir. 15634.
Festlicher auftakt. 31571.
Koméodie der irrungen. 32218.
Ligurische serenade. 16966.
Forbes (Murray) It was only a line.
4474.
Forbes (R. H.)
5530.
Forbidden melody. 27294, 27627, 27668,
27960, 28114, 28465, 29105, 29320.
Ford (Arthur) What is love? 26280.
Ford (C. 8S.) Mother’s day. 4900.
11520.
33850.
Hello Hawaii. 10418.
Someone like you.
Ford (Charles)
mind. 223821.
Ford (D. R.):
Battle ery of the Britons.
Sleighing glee. 3270 (588).
Ford (Dorothea) Robin and the rose.
20671.
Ford (EF. W.):
Dream of my heart. 19125.
You were a dream last night.
21548.
Ford (Florence A.) Old street of love.
2044.
Ford (Frances A.) Clipper honeymoon.
31310.
I’m forever on your
21672.
Ford (J. A.) Pilot of Galilee. 5226.
Ford (R. J.) Just the one. 27634.
Ford (Ray):
Believe it or not. 21692.
When you're in my arms. 23884.
ord .@ne)..)
Ragtime Sam at the midnight ball.
20621.
Take me back to my daddy. 2683.
Wild Irish lad. 9846.
Ford (T. R.) Because, my darling, I
love you best. 15685.
Ford (Thomas) Since first I saw your
face. 2452.
Ford (W. A.) Vigil. 26213.
Ford (Walter) Collection of new
Handel songs or cantatas. 31726.
Fordell (Jean) Piping down the val-
leys wild. 14595.
Fordell (Lucien) SBarcarolle. 32736.
Fordyce (EH. E.) Ive borrowed the
moon for you. 19668.
Fore (Charles) ‘There’s something
about you. 2761.
Fore (Gettie) Plan of our dream.
14596, 17622.
Fore (L. J.) In the Garden of the
Gods I'll wait.for you. 7494.
Forebell (H. EH.) Rose of Hawaii.
14707.
Foreign and domestic music corp.:
Ecstasy. 6483.
Garden of the moon. ‘784.
Here we are in love. 925.
I wish I were a fish. 7412.
In an old Spanish garden.
Lady you’re so sweet. T7668.
Leave me my dreams. 7693.
Lost in ecstasy. 7819, 111380.
Love awakens in the spring. 7828.
Oh, play Tzigani. 2010.
Rememb’ring. 8524.
This must be love. 2775.
What do Gipsies dream. 9232.
Forel (lL. W.) pseud. See Rolfe
(Walter)
Foreman (C. V.):
Fugue. 9644.
Sweet and low. 33315.
10789.
1733
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Foreman (LL. R.) In the valley of Let there be love. 16950.
golden dreams. 10818. Longest night. 22702, 27772.
Forest frolic. 29609*. Lovely to love. 7851.
Foresythe (Reginald) Deep forest. Man about Havana. 17125.
15992. Near. 8166. pet
“ax sot) s O bless my sole. OO.
a paesiee "13289, Rain in Hollywood. 17695.
Squadra della morte. 14907. Ridin’ a rainbow. 8541,
Forlenza (Anthony) : Shadows in the night. 80526.
I know. 31896. Song of the plains. 12057.
Two of us alone. 26180. Sure. 26008.
You’re just an imitation of the real There were you. 15090. |
thing. 26481. This is my spring song. 21077.
Forlivesi (A.) & c. Mio April. 4852. Ao You with fO' Cs iemeat
Tmormaem (CN hye Trail Send. 12398.
Angels meseaze. 29189) (6). Two humming a tune. 21165.
Around the Maypole. 38270 (28). ay ords he a i ce ; OGATI
Child of the promise. 29189 (58). ie ny Voanod rid Wa e 1
Even me. 29189 (100). rang
Messiah. 29189 (268). Forrest (Hamilton) I want to rumple
Morning song. 6253 (325). your hair, 22417.
My swan song. 3270 (442). Forrest (Sidney) :
Song of the strollers. 6253 (484). Crocus. 21819.
Ten sentences and responses. Floating clouds. 24568.
16229. Here we come. 7108.
‘Tis our festal day. 3270 (663). When the circus comes to town.
Two Christmas earols. 27096. 23816.
Forman (R. R.) See Forman (A. A.) Forrester (Alberta) Many moons ago.
Forman (8S. R.) I wonder. 27501. 20147.
Forrest (Chet) : Forrester (Noel) Rapture of you.
After autumn. 15532. 32963.
Alma mammy. 12905. Forrester (P. H.) Lonely man, I’m
Asta’s love song. 31070. lonesome. 20042.
Be careful of my heart. 31115. Forsberg (Saimi) :
Bored. 6496. Ajan pyorteissi. 6281.
Broken dream. 21727. Farewell. 6281.
Burnt fingers. 18104. Unelma ystiivilleni. 6281.
Can’t get you off my mind. 9827.| Forse (A. R.) Mary my own. 27888.
Danee. 6702. Forson (L. M.):
Don’t let it get you down. 16056. Favor me with your kisses. 19221.
Down to earth. 24454. I liken my darling to the bonnie
Forever and a day. 6926. red rose. 16519.
Haunted by the ghost of love. I would be a poet and sing my
10379. songs to you. 19596.
I don’t want to be a Little Boy Little bird, do me a favor. 16989.
Blue any more. 24784, Lives on the old love, tender and
I gave you a break, when I broke true. 17019.
your heart. 138644. Whistle to me dear and I'll come
Tl try to smile. 16540. running. 338730.
I never had a date before. 7350.| Forster (Cuthbert) :
I stumbled over love. 7369, 274738, Bitter-sweet. 15722.
31987. Evangeline. 16140.
Ive got my heart set on you. Melodies and descants for sight-
29837. reading. 382460, 32461.
I worship the ground you walk on.| Forster (Dorothy) :
16681. Dawn at your window. 21569
If I were you. 18820. (497).
If this is good-bye. 24944. Since love has brought me naught
Imagine my surprise. 7448. but tears. 21569 (497).
In the shadow of an old oak tree. See also Cary (Dorothy)
22484. Forster (EF. D.) I’m going to Reno.
In the sweet land of swing. 27558. 7304.
It happened in the park. 16787. Forster (Kenneth) Candle glow. 316.
1734
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Forster music publisher, inc. :
All to Jesus. 21591.
At mother’s knee. 216388.
Bechtel (Perry) guitar
311338.
Blessed Lord Jesus.
Broomtails. 293844.
By the bend o’ the river we shall
meet someday. 21736.
By the sea. 21738.
Come ye weary traveler.
Did He die in vain. 21874.
Ever in Jesus may I find refuge.
21980.
Father in heaven. 22017.
Flowers of Jesus. 22042.
Guitarist’s companion folio.
31720-31722.
He is e’er beside you. 22176.
His home beyond the blue. 22198.
I ain’t tired, I’m restin’ so I don’t
get tired. 24766.
I am so happy. 22238.
I come to Thee. 22240.
I’m marching home. 22346.
I shall be there. 22390.
I take to you. 18759.
I would give my all.
If this is love. 13827.
If your heart is heavy laden.
22449.
In my Father’s house.
In prayer I come to Thee.
In sunset land. 22473.
In the peace of Thy embrace.
22482.
Jesus, I am waiting. 225388.
Jesus is calling. 22539.
Jesus is waiting to help you.
22540.
Jesus, Savior. 22544.
Jesus take me to Thy bosom.
22545.
Just a teenie weenie drink. 25069.
Just for you. 22576.
Let me sing in Echo Valley. 30011.
Let me sing my song. 22627.
Solos.
21707.
21798.
22430.
22464.
22469.
Let us walk the way together.
22641.
Little while. 22675.
Love came out of the night. 1559.
MeNeil guitar solos. 27849.
My Christ is your Christ. 22908.
My homeland. 22938.
My memory love. 20309.
New and revised McNeil modern
guitar method. 5032.
Old story. 23097.
On the hill of Calvary. 23110.
Piano improvising. 32865.
Prayer. 23209.
Renna’s master lessons.
Road that leads to Thee.
Road to glory. 23271.
30461.
23270.
Roberts (Pasco) master lessons.
30471, 33010, 33011.
Saved by His grace. 28305.
Seek ye the heavenly
23318.
Singing His song. 23369.
Sleep, baby, sleep. 20800.
Some day I'll hear the angels sing.
23398.
Some sweet day. 23402.
Stars of the night. 23456.
There isa land. 238589.
Father.
There is room enough for all.
23590.
Time out for love. 33447.
Too, bad. | 21119:
We are marching forth to battle.
23734.
When e’er I pray. 23786.
When the night her curtain draws.
23820.
When your skies are cloudy, look
for showers of joy. 28836.
Win with Landon. 29059.
Wonderful love. 23906.
Zoom! Zoom. 15509.
Iorsyth (Cecil) My fictitious palace.
8081.
Forsyth (Josephine) Precious wee
one. 28298-28300.
Forsyth (LL. B.)
you. 27025.
Forsyth (M. S8.)
Forsyth bros., ltd. :
Hereward the wake. 138572.
Merrie minstrels. 25331.
Midsummer night. 22829.
Rhythmic games. 53388.
Rural rhythms. 23293.
Evening alone with
Lariat. 1427.
Sea Gipsies. 11926.
Snow queen. 25905.
Three pieces. 23612.
With timbrel and dances. 29074.
Forsythe (Edna) Let me hold you in
my arms you darlin’. 22626.
Fort (Joseph) :
Child’s lullaby. 365.
Dreaming of you. 16085.
I know I’m in love with you.
31898.
My best waltz. 1808.
My wandering Gypsy. 11451.
Sweetheart without you. 33333.
Forte (Ernest) Heaven in Atlantic is
heaven in the moonlight. 16377.
Forte (Leonard) Heaven in Atlantic
is heaven in the moonlight. 16377.
Forte (Salvador Gil) See Gil Forte
(Salvador)
Forth (B. E.)
6759.
Fortier (L. C.):
Back to old New England. 31103.
Dreamland’s songs of love. 3790.
Diddle—dum—dee.
1735
INDEX
Fortier (L. C.)—Continued.
Honey, don’t keep me _ waiting.
10461.
Fortis (Johnny)
dance. 23972.
Fortner (Wolfgang) :
Concerto. 31388.
Konzert fiir cembalo und streich-
orchester. 16889.
Fortune (F. M.) Wonder if she ever
thinks of me. 6120.
Fortune (Ray) :
Dancing on the stars. 15950.
Deep in my river bed. 15994.
From any angle. 16248.
Love is that way. 17069.
Must I live with a dream. 17273.
One you need might be me. 30352.
Youre my hit parade. 21525.
Forty Christmas carols. 27255.
Forty-six chorales. 20788.
Forzano (Michael) ‘Tell me with your
eyes. 18117.
Fosanella (Michael)
come true. 26974.
Fosdick (EH. D. F.):
Sweet Beverly. 20943.
Till you come rolling home to me.
You oughta learn to
Dream that has
9023.
Foss (H. J.) See what His love can
do. 156538.
Foster (Alister) Television calling.
33376.
Foster (Arnold) :
Brown Berrey. 31206.
Five Manx folk dances. 31461.
Foster (Arthur) Before and after
takin’. 3480.
Foster (Charles) Polynesian sweet-
heart. 28281.
Foster (D. F.) Tit-tat-toe. 2798.
Foster (Mrs. D. L.) Only blue shad-
ows. 17526.
Foster (HE. M.) Our darling babe.
20483.
Foster (Fay):
Paris and May. 28246.
Vienna. 28874.
Foster (H. W.) Disillusioned again.
26982.
Foster (I. R.):
Enchanted glade.
Four pastorals.
29548.
3937.
Foster (J. A.) Treetop serenade.
18231.
Foster (Katherine) Moon © magic.
30175.
Foster (L. J.) Dreary nites. 616.
Foster (M. B.) Upon the first day of
the week. 6253 (493).
Foster (M. W.) I’m ending my pre-
tending. 19612.
Foster (Nellie)
3785.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Foster (Oneita) When you're feelin’
lonesome, I’m lonesome too. 15345.
Foster (R. HE.) June moon. 4501.
Foster (Ray) In a dream house Ill
build for you. 24958.
Foster (S. C.):
Beautiful dreamer. 9668, 9669,
15676, 15677, 31120-31124.
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. 6253 (81).
De Camptown races. 23064, 25557.
Foster choral book. 3988.
Fosteriana. 6932.
Humoreske—Old folks at home.
31837.
I dream of Jeanie. 1010, 16494,
19538.
Jeanie with the light brown hair.
22534.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground.
5117.
My old Kentucky home. 2028,
17340.
Oh! Susanna. 2011, 14490, 20408,
23068, 23064, 25556, 25557.
Old Black Joe. 2015, 6253 (357),
8270, 17471, 29189 (309).
Old folks at home. 2027, 2028.
Old Kentucky garden. 25569*.
Foster (Willard) Come, see the place.
6652.
Foster choral book. 38988.
Fothergill (Helen) Slumber song.
267.
Fotinakis (Lawrence) I’m caught.
29809.
Fouch-Fosdick (HE. D.) See Fosdick
(HE. D. F.)
Foulds (John) Hebrew rhapsody.
10411.
Fountain (T. E.) Under His wings.
15180.
Fountain (Theodore) Waltz of desire.
5928.
Fountain of youth. 24589*.
Fountaine (Jeannette) :
Myself again. 5012.
You won’t forget me. 6237.
Fountaine (Willis) pseud. See Smith
(W. F.)
Four children songs. 32953.
Four corn fields. 29615.
Four musical cameos. 10489.
Four sinners in three spasms. 3938*.
Four traditional Irish songs. 26718.
Fourdrain (Felix) Glaneuse. 15517
(124).
Foures (Stacy) Heaven wished an
angel on me. 381773.
Fouret (Maurice) :
Invocation. 7524.
Tu m’as refusé ton baiser. 9081.
Dreamer’s dream.| Fournier (Camille) :
Chevalier de Mauléon. 29385*.
36
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Favorite du roi. 29583*. Fox (Nathan) Please take me back.
Fourteen familiar Christmas carols. 28279.
29626. Wox (Orson:
Fowel (Hugh) I wasted my time. Bluebonnet, flower of Texas. 3481,
10721. 9746. Ki
Fowler (A. E.): Bring me your tears. 69007.
2 dea is ie 6731. Call of the hills. 15794.
No room in the inn. 5056. Hyes of Texas. er
Your Flag and my Flag. 6241. Hills of home. rek :
Fowler (Allene) Wish and a dream. How sweetly does the moonbeam
22893. smile. 10480.
Rain and the river. 5292, 8498.
Fowler (Fred) Underneath the desert Will you come to the bower. 3116—
moon. 380801.
Fowler (H.'T.) Wishes. 15517 (458). | nox Aa, a i musicales:
Fowler (Lummie) Now you have love. Assez... tu ne reviendras
5077. pas. . . 3856.
Fowler (M. B.) Victory. 12498. Tinouca. 26129.
Fowler (Marian) Full moon. 29624. | Fox (Sam) pub. co.:
Fowler (R. B.): All my life. 6290.
Desirée. 13268. Bless you darlin’ mother. 64638.
Rah, rah, rah, rah, Major Bowes. Congress and the Senate. 21801.
5290. Echoes of the trail. 6840.
Fowler (W. A.) Somebody new. 2519. Farewell my country. 27059.
Fowler (W. E.) Real prisoner’s song. Follow your heart. 22044.
11795, 23240. Fox all American march folio.
Fowles (L. N.) Romany rye. 2315. 6934.
Fox (Albert) To live belov’d. 90382. Fox classical gems for orchestra.
Fox -(C. F:): 22060.
Lost in the crowd. 20061. Fox symphonic band folio. 19262.
Lunar loveliness. 1622. Fox young America orchestra folio.
Fox (FE. S.): 22061.
Love past mortal care. 4739. Give me a ship and a song. 29646.
When you flew away. 6053. Green fields and bluebirds. 4034.
Fox (Elsa): Hidden valley. 19448.
I wish. 382012. How’m I doin’ with you. 247538,
Magnolia boughs. 29299. Laughing Irish eyes. 7680.
Roses and dew are you. 2826. Lone wolf on the Indian trail.
Star mist. 31289. 30053.
Troubador. 383505. Lost in my dreams. 25229.
Fox (Frank) pseud. See Fox (Franz) Love fiesta. 30066.
Fox (J. B.): Lucky for you. 32404.
Horn. 29751. Magnolias in the moonlight. 22760.
Ich wand’re durch die stille nacht. My sweet Chiquita. 32631.
18648 (190). No more sunshine. 8207.
Lass and lad. 18648 (217). Oh bella mia. 25545.
Lass with the delicate air. 15517 One rainy afternoon. 11600.
(210). Organ, the monkey and me. 32798.
Miide bin ich. 18648 (250). Out on the lone prairie. 32816.
One lovely name. 32782. Ridin’ the range. 8544.
Song of a shepherd. 18648 (327). Scarlet mask. 23873.
Fox (J. H.) Lilies for Haster. 4648. Secret rendezvous. 11929.
Fox (Jule, or Jules): Sitting on the moon. 25886.
Please be true, to me. 8427. So divine. 25910.
Romance with you in my arms. Sons of fame. 8780.
20685. Tell me why. 28685.
While I dream. 3080. When Ohio says hi ho, 2138386.
Fox (L. E.) Dimples. 19074. Who am I. 29030.
Box(M.. sty ire: Who minds ’bout me. 28855.
My heart cried for you. 113886. Fox (T. J.) Gotta date to call my
Tick-tock. 12349. darling, 13495.
Will you forget to-night. 12694. Fox (Tommy) See Fox (T. J.)
Fox (N. T.) Streamline blues. 8842,| Fox classical gems - for orchestra.
33286, 22060.
1737
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Fox symphonic band folio.
Fraulein Lilli. 32029.
Fragapane (Paolo):
Prima poesia. 23217.
Viola. 23700.
Fragna (Armando):
Come le mimose. 31822.
Famiglia jazz. 381557.
Raccolta delle canzoni romane S.
Giovanni 1935. 5285.
Solitudine. 5525.
Sulla cima del gran Sasso.
Taboga. 5663.
Tango dell’ abbandono.
Treno frenetico. 12402.
Ultimo piano. 12451.
Voce d'Italia. 9147.
Fraleigh (Earl) Last dance. 1429.
Frame (Monty) pseud. See DeGolier
(KH. F.)
Francaix (Jean):
Lutherie enchantée.
Roi nu. 20679.
Francar (C. H.):
I call it heaven—I call it paradise.
10505.
In my album of memories. 17477.
Lambie pie. 19929.
Little honey boy. 11080.
Love notes of long ago. 11155.
Waltz that was played when I met
you. 983611.
France, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Frances (Mary) Joke on me.
Franchini (Anthony)
thms. 25798.
Francini (Nathan)
conica. 30520.
Franciosa (G. F.):
All by my lonesome. 31022.
Dwee ree dwee ree dwa. 24493.
How I miss your kiss my Miss.
19262.
30298.
5678.
17100.
22550.
Rumba _rhy-
Serenata malin-
31830.
Me tells meself that I is in love
with you. 32451.
Sweet lady I must have you.
33320.
Francis (Elsie):
Good Lord sent me you. 7006.
Notes to you. 23040.
Francis (G. T.) Sleep little Jesu.
33176
®rancis (J. H.) In lowly manger bed.
1231.
Francis (L. A.) Do you want to go
there. 31489.
Francis (Pat) Across the sands of
time. 29194.
Francis (Stella) :
Good Lord sent me you.
Notes to you. 23040.
Francis (W. R.) pseud. See Hummel
(H. A.)
7006.
Francis (W. T.):
Ain't it awful Mabel. 9509 (4).
It all happened in the springtime.
29189 (210).
It looks like something that the
eat brought in. 29189 (212).
Just a little bit quaint. 29189
(225).
Queenie with her hair in a braid.
26533 (232).
She had a lot of things when she
came back. 29189 (380).
Strolling. 15517 (380).
Francis & Day’s juka tutor. 22063.
Francis, Day & Hunter, g. m. b. h.
Meine schonste zeit. 32458.
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.:
And the great big saw came nearer
and nearer. 9586.
Baby in the pram. 9639.
Carnival in Spain. 328.
Cinderella. 6618.
Duchess is learning the rumba.
6822.
Four futuristic novelties. 32829.
Francis and Day’s concert par-
ties album. 13483.
Francis & Day’s juka _ tutor.
220638.
Gertie, the gunman’s moll. 10291.
Handful of smoke. 13524.
Harmonica Dan. 10875.
He met Ena in aninn. 16365.
I am wax within your hands.
I can’t imagine. 10511.
I’m going back to find the ukulele
lady. 7302.
I’ve made up my mind. 10704.
If Santa Claus comes down the
chimney, what keeps his whisk-
ers so white. 1206.
Join me in a love song. 32162.
Music hath charms. 1796.
Old grey mare’s in harness again.
17479.
Palais glide. 2097.
Pierrette by the stream. 20545.
Poor little Romany. 8445.
985.
Quayside in old Shanghai. 14638.
Signalman Sam. 14787.
Spain. 14898.
Ta-ta, ta-ta, Say ta-ta to your tar.
33352.
Tumbling clown. 30782.
We'll drum ’em down the channel.
33628.
Yesterday’s thrill. 12746.
Francis-Day (Publications) s. a.:
Ce que tu n’oses pas dire. 345.
Faites un sourire. 712.
Longtemps. 1537.
Mon beau Tzigane.
Oubliez-moi. 2082.
Points roses...
1740.
2160.
1738
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
ee
Si je savais. 2433. Frankenberger (C. J.) Moonlight
Ta voix si tendre. 2678. without you. 1761.
Tout le long du ruban bleu. 2814. Frankenfield (K. V.) Once again.
Tout petit pont. 2815. 23115.
Franck (B. M.): Frankie and Johnny. 19263.
California, the golden. 3526. Franklin (B. R.) You win. 29172.
Dear Mary Lane. 13248, 15982. Franklin (Dan) My kingdom for a
Franck (César): queen. 30230.
Far o’er the bay. 13394. 10). Franklin (Daniel) There’s a storm on
Prelude, fugue, and_ variation. its way. 2751.
Pea 11743 a Geo
: ‘ Bett et off high h .
Symphony. 5659, 8906, 8907. cates date A Gaisialt). edaney
Francoeur (Francois) : Between dances. 229, 3451.
Rigaudon. 2437, Do your lovin’ in rhythm. 16041.
Siciliano. 2487. Floating on a bubble. 31589.
Franconero (John): i F Vile aie
Chinatown. 3578. T hope Gabriel likes a a
1028.
Nothing’s too good for my baby. It's the Gypsy in me. 25028
17433. 29933.
Frangkiser (C. M.) You do _ the
darndest things. 12771.
Frank (—):
Co znacza wielkie slowa
13177, 13178.
Wegierska piosenka. 18362,
33643.
Frank (Alan):
March. 134384.
Music for piano. 14329.
Frank (C. G.):
Childhood meang home and
mother. 13155.
Cross of lilies. 13214.
Frank (Dave) If ever I cease to love.
4367.
Frank (Frank):
King’s post. 22596.
River of love. 20664.
Frank (Hy) See Frank (Hyman)
Frank (Katherine) Does it seem
right. 6769.
Jingle bells, I’m in love. 29950.
Me and the sun. 11244, 30132.
Never. should have told you.
28091, 30272.
Our gang. 5176.
When my dream boat comes home.
28978.
Franklin (E. H.) See Franklin (Mrs.
Louis)
Franklin (HE. L.) music publisher.
Here comes my Mary all dressed up
in blue. 29726.
Franklin (E. 8S.) Whisper you'll be
mine. 21378.
Franklin (F. A.):
Little love song. 3270 (378).
Pizzicato serenade. 3270 (501).
Franklin (G. E.) My dearest loves me,
I’m on a cloud. 22910.
Franklin (Irene) : :
Grandmother’s lullabies. 24031
(63).
Frank (M. E.): I don’t care what becomes of me.
City triumphant. 18941. 24031 (83).
Laughter in your eyes. 14027. I'm a-bringing up the family.
Frank (M. F.) Song service. 14879, 24031 (90).
Frank (Martha) Turning me loose.
23660.
Franke (Max) Sylphiden walzer.
21569 (539).
Frankel (Beverly) :
Blue in the black of night. 15730.
I'd change my torch song to a love
Song. 16482.
Same old way. 17801.
Frankel (Edith) Dreamy eyes. 24476.
Frankel (I. I.):
Moonlight on the range. 14302.
Reminiscing. 5316. Franklin (Mrs. Louis) Here comes
Until you’re mine to hold. 5868. the sandman. 16398.
Frankel (R. A.) Please croon me to; Franklin (M. M.) Magpie. 9509
sleep. 11702. (436).
I’ve got the mumps. 24031 (92).
Pony ballet girl. 33904 (239).
Redhead. 9509 (614).
Talkative waitress. 33904 (302).
Franklin (Jimmie) :
I found romance at a dance. 7216.
It’s a crazy song. 10859.
Music mad. 30201.
Nenita. 1936.
What is this romantic feeling.
18381.
When I look at you. . 23796.
1739
INDEX
Franklin (Sid) That’s my song with-
out words. 12287.
Franklin (Victor)
drid. 7889.
Franko (Sam):
Concerto. 15517 (62), 18648 (84,
85).
Sierra Morena. 15517 (349).
Sonata. 15517 (362, 363).
18648 (359, 360),
(568)
Franks (G.
Franks (Helen)
away. 8581.
Frantz (N. P.)
than words. 26537.
Frantz (W. L.) Winter moon.
KFrantzen (Henry) :
Flashing eyes. 18648 (128).
Society swing. 6258 (429).
Franz (Robert) Dedication.
3705, 19060, 22707, 26912, 29463.
Franzel (A.) Gypsy dream. 31724.
Fraser (G. M.):
Bridgebuilders.
Drums of peace.
Fraser (Hazel):
In my hour of loneliness.
My gal Sue. 11376.
Maid of old Ma-
21569
F.) Senorita. 33108.
Rose that has faded
Actions speak louder
9360.
O17,
13086.
29528.
24973.
So dear to me. 25909.
Fraser (Helen) :
Broken tick-tock. 18531.
Wooden engine. 185381.
Fraser (M. F.)
29189 (484).
Fraser (Norman):
Médaillon retrouvé. 1683.
Study and Toccata. 18034.
Frasquita. 1857-1862, 22944.
Frau Luna. 183865, 18366, 30423.
Fraulino (Michael) :
Ye that by night.
Don’t say a thing without a smile.
10058.
Oh! Landon. 25049.
Frauman (BH. N.):
Cincinnati moon. 6617.
In a little Chinese garden. 22454.
Marching on to-gether. 17136.
South. 23421.
Storming all through the night.
25984.
Wedding church bells ring so mer-
rily. 5956.
Fravel (Herschel) Holy spirit’s lead-
ing. 10451.
Frazier (G. C.):
Love letters. 25253.
My valley of romance and sun-
shine. 173864.
Star Valley Sue. 30618.
Frazier (H. G.) Dreamy eyes. 6813.
Frazier (M. E.) Cowboy from Ari-
zona town. 6681.
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Frazzi (Vito):
Leggenda. 4597.
Re Lear. 23239*.
Frechette (Aime) On the river in the
moonlight. 5147.
Frechette (O. D.) Hold me in your
arms. 4144.
Freda (J. L.):
Give me your heart and Ill give
you my love. 10306.
Like a falling star. 7743.
Love waltz. 1581.
Under Spanish skies. 12457.
Wander off to Slumber land.
18330.
Where are you now. 12649.
Freda (M. R.) Alone and lonesome.
18690.
Frederick (J. W.) Lets’ pretend.
19973.
Fredericks (Chas.) Zip bing. 15517
(467).
Fredericks (Dick) Beautiful you.
18785.
Fredericks (F. D.) Just a love affair.
7594.
Fredericks (Joseph) Rounders. 9509
(632).
Frederickson (N. C.) Love in season.
25242.
Frederiksen (Axel) Peter og Lise.
25342.
Frederiksen (Sigurd) :
Aubade-pastorale. 12965.
Concerto. 10253, 22065.
Legend. 11013.
Pastoral. 10254.
Frederiksen (Torvald) Breezes tell me
so. 18085.
Fredin (A. G.) Spirit of N. Y. M. A.
30606.
Fredrick (J. A.) All Americans.
29207.
Free & accepted Masons. Tyrian lodge,
no. 925. Tyrian. 12449.
Free City of Danzig, reciprocal copy-
right protection of music, p. 5.
Freeborn (Cass) Star-dust trail.
14913.
Freed (Arthur) Pagan love song.
25772.
Freed (C. G.) In a little birch canoe.
13838.
Freed (Carl) :
Freed’s (Carl) standard popula
favorites. 16236.
Streamline express. 18026.
Freed (Fred) Il est tard mon amour.
32057.
Freed (Isadore) :
Around the May-pole.
Autumn fields. 6361.
Careful Etta. 6571.
6347.
1740
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
00 ———————
6707.
6820.
Dance of the warriors.
Drowsy shepherdess.
Enchantment. 6850.
Epilogue. 6852.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 6898.
Fire bell. 6907.
Gay promenade. 6960.
Harper-minstrel sings.
Irishman dances. 7525.
March. 8647.
Old veranda.
Parade. 8369.
Pixie frolic. 8419.
Punehinello. 8480.
Scherzino. 8625.
Shadows. 8649.
Smugglers. 8723.
Story at evening. 8839.
Sunday afternoon music. 8861.
With trumpets and drums. 9368.
Young pioneers. 9487.
Freed (L. B.) If my song could only
reach your heart. 16691.
Freed (Ralph):
Don’t count your kisses before
you're kissed. 6779.
Just in case you change your mind.
22579.
Freed (S. O.):
I’ve got the Michigan blues. 31998.
I will always love you sweetheart.
32010.
Let’s play a game called love.
32265.
Freedman (Edward)
‘you away. 13793.
Freed’s (Carl) standard popular fa-
vorites. 16236.
Freedy (R. F.) Shadow lane.
Freeman (A. D.):
Deep, deep South. 18258.
Oh, my Lord. 32746.
Where rolls the Brazos. 23838.
Freeman (Al) Covered-wagon lulla-
by. 15915, 29436.
Freeman (Audrey) :
Dirge. 24420.
Faustina hath the fairer face.
24550.
Madrigal. 25282.
Freeman (B. H.) When love comes
my way. 18419.
Freeman (C. M.)
Freeman (Cora) Lonely. 11104.
Freeman (L. E.) It will have to do
until the real thing comes along.
19829, 22526.
Freeman (L. J.) Sing a sing-a-gram
and smile. 25877. |
Freeman (Merry) ‘There’s rain in my
heart. 12319.
Freeman (Ned):
Afterglow. 12882.
Gotta go to work again. 846.
7072.
8294.
I want to carry
14761.
Waiting. 5912.
Hawaiian memories. 16356.
Hors d’oeuvre. 16444.
I made arrangements with the
moon. 43138.
Indian love call. 1262,
It’s vacation time again. 13917.
Love went up in smoke. 17080.
Freeman music co. Buckroe moon.
282.
Freemasons, New York (State) Grand
lodge. Masonic ritual music. 32441.
Freeman (Jack) I mailed a letter.
31969.
Freer (H. E.):
Brownings go to Italy. 24218.
Cup. 6691.
Dear, wert thou less than all the
world to me. 18256.
Gundi. 7045.
Kuni-San. 7045.
Love and nature. 32363.
Night of a thousand stars. 14454.
Parted. 14565.
Questions. 8490.
Rondel. 17766.
. Whispering winds. 9309.
Freischtitz. 3942.
Freistat (F. W.) Ida from Idaho.
138811.
Fremgen (A. M.) March on, men.
11219.
Frémiet (Hmmanuel Fauré-) See
Fauré-Frémiet (Hmmanuel)
Frémiet (P. R. Fauré-) See Fauré-
Frémiet (P. R.)
Fremon (Jack):
I knew some day I’d find you.
19562.
I love you dear. 19598.
Isle of love. 19795.
Just a memory. 19860.
My old sweetheart. 22967.
With you alone. 21428,
French (Hugene) Air castles.
French (Frank) Idaho. 10739.
French (J. D.) Let there never be
tears at my grave. 32270.
French (K. H.):
I get a lift from you. 24789.
Lamplightin’ time. 10996.
Now you’re with me. 1985.
French (Maudeline) Air castles. 6279.
French (Percy) Kerry courting. 33904
(158).
French (Samuel) :
Bachelor belles. 15653*.
Golden days. 16289**.
Land of Bon bons. 32229*,
Princess runs away. 17668**.
French nursery rhymes. 31615.
Frene (Jeanne) Love call. 32366.
Frenetti (Louis) You, and I, and the
moon. 21479.
6279.
1741
INDEX
Frenkel (L. L.) For you. 19254.
Frenzel (A. R.) Lazy summer. 22617.
Irresco (Joan) Valse amoureuse. 5876.
Fresco (Saverio) Noi siamo la gio-
ventu. 20379.
Frescobaldi (Girolamo) :
Frescobalda. 29619.
Symphonische phantasie.
Toceata. 19267.
Toccata and Bergamasea. 33462.
Toceata e canzone per organo.
28776.
Fresedo (Osvaldo) :
My tango. 30260.
Por que. 2170, 25690.
Freshman love. 405.
Frevert (O. B.):
Bashful echo. 26533 (22).
Candy pull. 12862 (77).
In an automatic toy-shop. 29189
(2038).
Joke on the toy maker.
(192).
Lend a hand. 26533 (161).
Make-believe parade. 26533 (175).
Musical joys for girls and boys.
12862 (352).
Piano lesson. 265383 (222).
Poultry lay. 15517 (804).
Squirrel and the nut. 29189 (405).
Tale of a turkey. 26533 (287).
What the birdies say. 26533 (314).
Where the fairies dwell. 26533
(3270).
Frey (Adolf):
Arise, shine, for thy light is come.
21569, (17).
O Lord, how manifold are Thy
12205.
15517
works. 18648 (266).
Frey (Hrik) Crosses every mood.
31374.
Frey (F. C.) jr.:
Shame on you. 20755.
Sympathy. 23533.
Without a dream of love.
Without you. 29080.
Frey (Hugo):
Angel’s serenade.
Aura Lee. 31078.
Jarabe tapatio. 32145.
None but the lonely heart. 5823.
Robbins mammoth collection of fa-
mous piano music. 28376.
Robbins saxophone folio of pop-
ular and production songs. 2293,
17754, 25774.
Xavier Cugat’s favorite collection
9371,
12928.
of tangos and rhumbas.. 6139.
Frey (Martin):
Fiinfzehn walzer. 30195.
Im flug. 29869.
Mit siebenmeilen-stiefeln. 1737.
Frey (R. 1.) IJ offer love to you. 4821.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Friar (G. C.)
27214.
Friboulet (Georges) Fugues 4 4 par-
ties. 772.
Frick (Frank)
Harbor of driftwood.
When you're with the
one you love. 12648.
Fridlund (C. W.) Way he figures.
39622.
Friedell (H. W.) Benedictus es, Dom-
ine. 26661.
Friedhofer (H. W.):
Alpine echo. 18693.
Anxious moment. 6338.
Arrest. 6348.
Chant funebre. 26772.
Condemned. 6666.
Cup of bitterness. 19006.
Emotional crisis. 19165.
Epic of the North. 29554.
False witnesses. 6887.
Ouch. 32808.
Pastoral mood. 20517.
Phantom bugle. 8396.
Spring in the Arctic.
Storm title. 25983.
Tragic prelude. 9057.
Wall street crash. 26232.
War dissolves. 21241.
Yukon trail. 26521.
Friedhoff (H. W.) On guard. 20447.
Friedkin (Bernard) Gypsy song.
13516.
Friedl
SPATE
Friedlaender (Max)
Deutschland. 11330.
Friedland (Anatol) :
Ain’t it hard to lose your husband.
26533 (4).
Stageland. 29189 (406).
Friedland (B. L.):
Blarney. 29189 (89).
Falling star. 26533 (69).
Fritz. 21569 (153).
I’m glad I’m a boy and I’m glad
I’m a girl. 26533 (128).
I’m learning something every day.
21569. (235).
I wonder if they are all true to me.
21569 (242).
If it were not for dear old father.
26533 (141).
25967.
(F. R.) Liebe ist so stiss.
Hymne an
Let’s get the umpire’s goat. 21569
(298).
Sing me a come-all-ye. 21569
(502). |
When Jack comes sailing home.
26533 (318).
Friedlander (W. W.) Lamentation.
Ta
Friedman (H. C.) MHalf-mast heart.
4060.
Friedmau (H. I.) Ev’rything is pag-
ing you. 10178.
1742
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Friedman (Ignaz):
Cadenzas for
concertos.
Gestiindnis. 24081 (54).
Im volkston. 24031 (97).
Mazurka. 24081 (125).
Prolog. 24031 (166).
Vienna dance no. 2. 21205.
Friedman (Leo):
All hands around. 12862! (4, 5).
Are there thorns in the roses you
wear. 12862 (11).
Blue beads. 265383 (24).
College chums. 26533 (44).
Did I ever have a mama.
(129).
Dream of the dance. 26533 (61).
Golden days. 31008 (60).
In dear old Mexico. 12862: (258).
In the shadow of the Carolina
hills. 38270 (316), 6253 (242).
Kisses are the flowers of love.
26533 (155).
La Dora. 12862 (287).
Love rules the world. 9509 (423),
12862: (311).
Love’s first whisper. 12862 (315).
Meet me to-night in Dreamland.
9509' (464, 465), 31003 (113).
Miss Lady Moon. 12862 (338).
My Arab lady. 12862 (354).
My, but I’m longing for love.
31008 (117).
On a porch on a summer’s night.
12862 (381).
Pretty little duckling. 12862 (417).
Robin’s call. 26533. (239).
Sand dance—Moonlight on the Su-
wanee. 12862 (448).
See saw waltz. 26533 (254).
Spring zephyrs. 26533 (282).
Visions of home. 18648 (367).
Friedman (M. H.) Ya gotta have nuts.
33807. |
Friedman (S. P.) Sons of Eli. 30597.
Friedman (Will) Hail to you, New
York. City, you’re our town. 10364.
Friedmann (Lia Klaar-) See Klaar-
Friedmann (Lia)
Friedrich Il, der Grosse, king of Prus-
sia. Sechs mirsche. 10260,
Friedrich (Herman):
Cupid astray. 29189 (77).
Portly major. 29189 (337).
Sky pilot. 6253. (427).
Friend (Cliff) :
Ah woo! ah woo!—to you. 18670.
Better get off your high horse.
21697, 24174.
Boy, a girl and a moon means love.
ZT
Floating on a bubble. 31589.
Goose hangs high. 29672.
Jingle bells, I’m in love.
Beethoven’s piano
9805.
12862
29950.
126829—37——16
Little words of kindness. 4677.
Love is good for anything that ails
you. 932376.
Moonlight in Hilo. 1758, 4885.
Night-time in Rio. 32680.
Out where the blue begins. 20498.
Seared. 8624.
Then I could forget you. 12300.
There’s love in your eyes tonight.
26106.
Treat for the eyes. 28794, 30771,
33492.
Trouble ends out where the blue
begins. 23655.
Wah, hoo. 2985, 2986.
Wake up and sing. 2941, 5916.
When my dream boat comes home.
28978.
Whoa! ya’ got me. 21387.
Yeah, that’s what I’m talking
about. $408.
Friend (Susanna) Dream girl.
Friendly (Leonard) :
My mother. 25459.
Over and over. 25632.
Watch your step. 26245.
Frierson (Rosamond) When it’s twi-
light in the mountains. 3034.
Friesenhahn (Edgar) My Lu- Lu-lu-
lu-lu. 8119.
Frieser (Wilhelm)
3270 (662).
Friml (Rudolf, cr Rudolph) :
Berceuse. 9509 (62).
Bouderie. 9509 (79).
Canzonetta. 9509' (98).
Chant sans paroles. 9509 (112).
Contemplation. 21569 (82).
Danse des demoiselles. 9509 (174).
Hgyptian dance. 9509 (199).
Etude in F. 9509: (207).
Friml! favorites. 19269.
Grand concert mazura. 9509 (263).
Humoresque. 9509 (302).
In the web of the moon. 19775.
Indian love eall. 1262.
Just for you. 4529:
Larghetto. 9509 (371).
Moment religieux. 9509 (492).
Oberek. 21569 (413).
Polonaise triomphale. 21569 (450).
Reverie. 9509 (616).
Rose-Marie. 2322.
Russian river. 20705.
Sevillana. 21569 (491).
Slave song. 20799.
Spring is the time.
Staccato caprice. 9509 (703).
Staccato etude. 6509 (704).
Tarentelle mignonne. 9509 (731).
Valse de concert. 21569! (581).
Venetienne. 21569 (583).
We are free. 21249.
Will to-morrow ever come.
24457.
Tippmamesell.
20885.
21413.
1743
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 31
Frim! (Rudolf, or Rudolph )—Contd.
Yesterdays. 21472.
Frisby (C. M.) Proposing. 14624.
Frisch (Albert) Dusk on the painted
desert. 6826.
Frisino (Warren) :
Crazy over Daisy. 313866.
Dinin’ with Dinah. 21878.
Drifting sands. 138345.
Dusk. 10123, 29532.
Found. 22058.
Moon of Waikiki.
Perfection. 17597.
Trails. 838485.
Frisino (Woody)
ren)
Friskin (James)
hand. 3584.
Fritsch (H. V. (Babe) )
5142.
Fritz (A. B.):
Good bye sweetheart, good bye.
7005.
I'd be pleased. 16481.
279595.
See Frisino (War-
Study for the left
On my mind.
Fritz (KE. E.) Down by the babbling
brook. 10067.
Fritz (Eberhard) Girls who wear
glasses. 29648*.
Fritzen (C. L.):
Airplane ride. 3289.
Tailspin Harry. 8910.
Fritzi. 1066, 2067, 3945, 6919, 8113.
Fritzsche (Johannes) Herz in maske.
16403.
Frizzelle (C. H.):
I’m glad I met you. 19615,
My horse never comes in.
17319.
Rhythm of love. 5329.
She’s mine. 25852.
Froeba (Frank):
Church-mouse on a spree. 6615.
It all begins and ends with you.
8099,
27572.
Froehner (M. W.) Half can never be
told. 24668.
Frolich (Otto) YFiir alle welt. 24598,
24599.
Frogs (The) 19272.
From out of the darkness. 3948.
From the distant land of Volga. 770.
Fromm (A.) Fez-ifrane. 16177.
Fromm (H. E.) Christian’s prayer.
24303.
Frommel (Gerhard) :
Konzert. 6944.
Sonate fiir klavier. 20585.
Suite fiir kleines orchester.
Fromont-Delune (J.) :
Ballade. 9651.
Bereceuse. 9694.
Chasse. 9857.
Fileuse. 10205.
Ronde, 11856.
18042.
Valse. 12480.
Frondel (—) Non so perché. 1968.
Front (J.) Nim zamkne drawi. 14457.
Front (Julian) Before we’re through.
13029.
Frontini (F. P.):
Antiche canzoni di Sicilia. 26586.
Burleseca. 18648 (59).
Cornamusa allegra. 15906.
Danza spagnuola. 29189 (80).
Désir d’amour. 18648 (96).
Minuetto. 18648 (248).
Saltarello siciliano. 29189 (368).
Souvenir de Chopin. 18648 (330).
Tsigane. 18648 (363).
Frosch (B. F.):
Bon Air school march. 18834.
Songs of joy. 20861,
Frosini (Pietro) :
Accordion world march. 18655.
Alfalfa. 18675.
Chalice. 12862 (82).
Fancy twisters. 19212.
Fish scales. 16191.
Gauchos on parade.
Little doll. 16995.
Rancheros. 17701.
Sweepstakes. 20941.
Trieste souvenir. 18232.
Frost (Bernice) :
Come and play. 26826.
Hop-toad. 27281.
Pony race. 28283.
Skating lady. 28520.
Frost (Dick) See Frost (R. W.)
Frost (H. G.):
Father was a fighter. 13400.
Rosedale, everyone’s home town.
14710. -
Frost (Jack) :
Rosedale, everyone’s home town.
28402.
Thank you, Stusia. 21015.
Frost (L. D.) Little secamp. 14117.
Frost (R. W.):
It must be love. 7537.
You gotta boo-boo-boo. 9433.
Frothingham (M. F.) Descants on ten
Christmas hymns and carols. 31414.
19287.
Frueh (R. F.) ’Neath the maple tree.
11464,
Frugatta (Fanny) and Frugatta
(Fede) Pianista moderno. 18648
(282).
Frugatta (Giuseppe) :
Pianista moderno. 18648 (282).
17838.
Mamma bruna.
Seconda sonata.
Frustaci (Pasquale)
32419.
Fry (C. D.) Lullaby land. 17096.
Fry (H. L.) Lullaby of the air. 4766.
Fry (H.S.):
Blest are the departed. 26678.
Passing by. 8379.
1744
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1986
Frye (C. H.)
dream. 3884.
Meye (OEY):
Imagine. 32058.
Tap dancers on parade. 5680.
Frye (L. M.) In the garden of my
heart. 22475.
Frye (Marie) When apple trees bloom.
5991.
Fryer (J. D.) Only one wish. 5168*.
Fryer (M. P.) F. L. T. 27046.
Frykman (Eric):
Kalle i Lillskog. 16868.
Och gingar ett skepp frin Amster-
dam. 17450.
Rod liten stuga. 11846.
Vid en kvarn pa en slitt. 18293.
Fryman (—) pseud. See Frykman
(Eric)
Frysinger (J. F.):
Dreams. 3270 (151).
Nocturne. 29189 (123).
Fuchs (Robert) Wiener walzer.
(381).
Fuchs (Therese) Maienkénigin. 24031
60
26533
(60).
Fucik (Julius) :
Dernier salut. 16002.
Entry of the gladiators. 16130.
Hungarian fantasy. 4180.
Fiirst Badenweiler-marsch.
15659.
Fiirstenkind. 33904 (86).
Fuess (J. L.):
Go slow. 19309.
(Georg)
I’ve been deceiving you. 19666.
Man about town. 20186.
Fuga (Sandro) Toccata. 13444.
Fugate (F. E.):
Always remember. 74.
It seems so funny to call you honey.
4470.
Fugazot (Roberto) Barrio Reo. 31111.
Fuggi (Domenic) That lovely night.
8968.
Fulbright (Gladys):
Joe Palooka. T7576.
Just to live a while and dream.
7624.
Song of the sands. 12058.
Ful-dul-dee. 10278.
Fuleihan (Anis) Supplication. 20938.
Fulford (F. L.) Love birds. 22714.
Fulk (C. S.) For all I know. 10227,
Fulk (Grace) Must I always be a
dreamer. 4921.
Fulkerson (L. R.) Dear old Longview
high school. 31409.
Fulkerson (N. R.) Slow moments.
17938.
Fuller (A. F.) We’re for the Townsend
plan. 28918.
Fuller (C. R.) Place in my heart.
32872.
End of the New Deal] Fuller (Constance)
To you. 23636.
Fuller (F. R.) Pretty, witty, Kitty
Brown. 25709.
Fuller (S. D.)
smile, 16961.
Fullerton (EH. E.) Your image in my
heart. 3250, 15499.
Fulton (J. M.):
Aviator. 6253 (27).
Battleship Connecticut.
(35).
Ill be waiting, sailor boy, for you.
6253 (205).
Fulton (Valentine) :
Harlem lady. 4076.
Yours to forget. 33897.
Funk (D. W.):
Girl who played Injun with me.
31651
I long for the old home again.
29799.
Funk (EH. F.):
Take me back to the hawthornes
in Missouri. 12216.
Thank you! Dan Cupid. 12266.
Funk (Elwood) :
Gorgeous Nattie Green. 13498.
Take me back to mem’ry lane.
20977.
That little boy I used to be.
Funk (M. K.):
Santa’s magie powder. 33059*,
Song is a melody. 20849.
To make a perfect day. 12361.
Funk (R. F.) In the castle of my
Lift your eyes and
12862
15054.
dreams. 4408.
Funk (Ray) Sweet Nellie Marie.
23504.
Fuquay (O. T.):
Love is where you find it. 11148.
On my way to Florida. 11585.
Write your troubles on _ sand.
12739.
Furback (M. E.):
Because you smiled. 3426.
’Neath the old pine tree. 5023.
Furbeck (P. A.) Louie. 32360.
Furbert (A. W.) After the rain came
sunshine. 24044.
Furchheim (J. W.):
Dritte sonate. 3806.
Sechste sonate. 3806.
Furgiuele (Josef) Nisciuno 6 po sapé.
17418.
Furlaud (Léon) :
Gracieux jongleurs. 7021.
Vogue, barque légére. 9150.
Furman (C. E.):
Blessed fellowship. 18816.
21272.
See Furman (N. F.)
Little melody from
We will shine.
Furman (Freda)
Furman (N. F.)
Spain. 22668.
Furnari (R.)
Derecho viejo. 10016.
1745
INDEX
Furnari (Thomas)
drops out of the clouds.
Furnas (A. §S.):
’Neath the shade of the magnolia.
25488.
Roses and romance. 25798.
Somewhere there’s someone that
loves you. 25927.
We are going to Land-on them.
21250.
Furrell (A. W.)
Furth (H. M.):
Cecelia, with a capital C.
(88).
Singer sang a song and that’s the
song the singer sang. 6253 (424).
9281.
Future for two. 6949.
3270
This is no place for me. 6253
(477).
Furth (Seymour) :
Cecelia, with a capital C. 3270
(88).
How can you toot a_ toot-toot.
29189 (173).
Singer sang a song and that’s the
song the Singer sang. 6253. (424).
Somebody must have told the par-
rot. 6253 (4382).
This is no place for me. 6253
(477).
Furze (Jessie) Fifes and drums.
27067.
Fusco (lL. D.) You’re so mean to me.
26492.
Fusco (Tarcisio) Quando tu sei fra le
mie braccia. 464.
Fuss (Gary) Lonesome melody. 20048.
Fussell (R. C.) Exercises for ensemble
drill. 700.
Futrell (A. W.) But you turned me
down for another. 3513.
Fux (Franz):
Du verfiihrerisches Beinah. 624.
Schonste am land ist der kirtag.
5410.
Fux (J. J.) Costanza e Fortezza.
31352.
Fuzy (Stephen) Great Lakes march.
16311.
Fyffe (C. C.) I want every minute
with you. 7398.
Fyffe (Hlizabeth) :
Child’s evening prayer. 31003
(26).
Fourteen familiar Christmas ear-
ols. 29626.
Hush, my dear, lie still and slum-
ber. 29189 (175).
Seesaw waltz. 381003 (163).
Slow waltz. 31003 (168).
Song the brook sings to the mill
wheel. 31003 (175).
Fytszch (Normain) :
Don’t believe it, baby. 31452.
Settin’ on a rainbow. 28459.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 81
When the dew| Gaal (C. J.):
I have rythm in my soul, but ’m
bashful. 1025.
It’s as plain as the nose on your
face. 25017.
My sweet baby gave me the air.
30257.
So long Ill see you again. 14837.
Writing your name in the sky.
12740.
Gabaeff (V. P.) Cielo espafol.
Gabaroche (Gaston) Faites
moi. 10187, 29572.
Gabbs (A. A.) I thought you were
mine. 24895.
Gabelmann (Bertha) We’ll never say
good-bye in heaven. 28914.
Gabhart (H. L.) Lonely. 22687,
Gabiga (Joseph) I can’t forget we
385.
ca pour
parted. 29772.
Gable (Peggy) Please remember me.
20567.
Gabriel (C. H.):
Across the borderland. 265386.
America, my native land. 31088.
Evening shades. 27029.
Everlasting God. 27081.
God ever present. 27146.
He whispered love’s message to me.
913.
Hosanna. 27283.
I can trust Him. 27319.
I have found Him. 27358.
I trust in Him. 27475.
Joy to the world. 27610*.
There is now no condemnation.
28720.
Try singing a song. 2848.
Gabriel (C. H.) aw., and Gabriel (E.
W.) prop.:
Beautiful city of gold. 21569 (27).
Beautiful gates ajar. 9509 (43).
Benediction. 24031 (14).
Blessed name of Jesus. 21569 (42).
Blessings of Eastertide. 21569
(43).
By and by. 21569 (51).
By the power of the cross.
(52).
Carry the sunlight. 21569 (58).
Christ arose. 21569 (70).
Christ is risen. 21569: (71).
Christ or Barabbas. 21569 (72).
Come, come away. 21569 (77).
Conqueror. 21569 (80).
Cross of Jesus. 21569: (86).
Crucified liveth again. 21569: (87).
Day by day. 21569 (98).
Easter day. 21569 (114).
Ensemble march. 21569 (115).
Epworth praises. 21569 (118).
Errands for the King. 21569 (119).
Eye to eye. 9509 (212), 21569
(127).
21569
1746
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Falling, falling. 21569 (129).
Fight the good fight. 21569 (138).
Filled with His glory. 21569 (140).
Forward, forward. 21569 (149).
From an ice-bound land. 21569)
(154).
From day to day. 21569 (155).
‘Gently sleeping. 21569 (161).
Go ye out to meet Him. 21569
(169).
God will answer your. prayer.
21569 (170).
Good news. 21569 (174).
Hail! blessed Redeemer. 21569
(181).
Hail the King. 9509 (270).
Harken, harken. 21569 (183).
He loves me. 9509 (276).
He triumphed o’er the grave. 21569
(190).
Help somebody today. 21569 (197).
Help the world along. 21569 (198).
Homeland. 21569 (205).
Hosanna! hosanna. 21569 (210).
House in which we live. 21569
(212).
I can read it. 21569 (219, 220).
I don’t like to drill. 21569 (222).
I heard my sister say. 21569 (226).
I know God cares, 21569: (227).
Tl tell it again. 21569 (232).
Til try. 21569 (233).
I tell Jesus all about it. 21569
(236).
In the service of the King. 21569
(249).
Jesus, give us mighty faith. 21569
(258).
Jesus is my friend. 21569 (259).
Jesus is risen. 21569 (260).
Jesus reigns our King. 21569
(262).
Joy-bells. 21569 (266).
Joy, joy, joy. 21569 (267).
Just as He promised to do. 21569
(273).
Just like Thee. 21569 (274).
Just listen, I say. 21569 (275).
Just to please Him. 9509 (353),
21569 (276).
Just when I need Him most. 21569
27%)
Keep close to your guide. 21569
(278).
Keep on believing. 21569 (279).
King. 21569 (282).
King’s brigade. 21569 (284).
King’s praise. 21569 (285).
Land of the unsetting sun. 21569
(294).
Let Jesus have His way. 21569
(297).
Let us run after him, 21569 (300).
1747
Lift your heart to Jesus. 21569
(303).
Lilies’ song. 21569 (304).
Listen to the sweet chimes. 21569
(305).
Lost and found. 21569 (318).
Love of the Crucified One. 21569
(317).
Love of the Savior of men. 21569
(318).
Marching in His name. 21569
(330).
Melody of love. 21569 (348).
Mighty victor. 21569 (3857, 358).
Mine Savior divine. 21569 (360).
Mission bells. 21569 (362).
Morning watch. 21569 (371).
My Father’s keeping. 21569 (387).
My pillar of protection. 21569
(388).
My Savior’s love for me. 21569
(390).
Nobody told me of Jesus. 21569
(398).
O Lord of rest and darkness.
21569 (407).
O love divine. 21569 (408).
O ye of little faith. 21569 (412).
Oh, what glory. 9509 (542).
On to the front. 21569 (422).
On to victory. 21569 (423).
Our brother Will. 21569 (427).
Our Guard and Guide. 21569
(428).
Our praises. 21569 (429).
Place prepared. 21569 (446).
Praise the Lord. 21569 (455).
Pray, Christian, pray. 21569 (457).
Rally ‘neath the banner. 21569
(466).
Redemption. 9509 (613).
Right with God. 21569 (473).
Sail on. 21569 (481).
Santa Claus’ headquarters. 21569
(485).
See that boy. 21569 (488).
Send for Mrs. Santa Claus. 21569
(490).
Shepherd King. 9509 (665).
Singing by the way. 21569 (503).
Sleep, little bird. 21569 (504).
Snow-man. 21569 (507).
Some one’s knocking. 21569 (512).
Somebody needs your love. 21569
(514).
Songs and flowers. 21569 (519).
Sound the tidings. 21569 (521).
Sowing for the Master. 21569
(522).
Sunlight all the way. 21569 (534).
Tell the story of Jesus. 21569
That’s “enough for me. 21569
INDEX
Gabriel (C. H.) au., and Gabriel
(HE. W.) prop.—Continued.
There is no other way.
(554).
They shall shine.
Three little sisters.
Thy kingdom come. 21569 (560).
Tramp of the host. 21569 (565).
Triumphant children’s day. 21569
(569).
Wake up. 21569 (588).
Washington’s birthday entertain-
ment book. 21569 (592).
We must have a concert.
(593).
We've traveled far. 21569 (594).
What does it mean. 21569 (598).
What will it be. 21569 (600).
When the joy-springs flow. 21569
(604).
Wholly unto Jesus. 21569 (609).
Whom having not seen I love.
21569 (610).
21569
21569 (555).
21569 (558).
21569
Why not surrender now. 21569
(611).
Why should I not love Him. 21569
(612).
Will it be you. 21569 (615, 616).
Wilt thou let Him go. 21569 (617).
Wondrous day of days. 21569
(621). -
Gabriel (C. H.) jr., au., and Gabriel
(HE. W.) prop. Sweetest song of all.
21569 (536).
Gabriel (EK. W.):
Follow on. 21569 (146).
Savior, lead me. 21569 (486).
Gabriel (J. J.):
I’d walk a million miles, just to be
near you. 1002.
Let’s make love in the library.
1469.
Gabriel (Joachim) Hor’ ich im traum
zigeunerweisen. 31800.
Gabriel (L. W.) Advance of alumi-
num. 24088:
Gabriel (Wilhelm) Sie hiess Marie
und treu war sie... 2439.
Gabucci (Agostino) 28 grandi studi.
31624.
Gade (Henry)
Gade (N. W.):
March. 3955.
O Thou who art all loving. 11530.
Gartner (Edward) Vienna dance no.
ZEMIZAOR
Gaetani (Augusto) Trionfo di Roma.
23654.
Gag (Flavia) Sing a song of seasons.
11987.
Gagnon (G. G.):
Ce sont les femmes.
Ti-ti-ti-ne. 9029.
Gahr (L. E.) Gypsy embers.
24274,
7046.
Somebody new. 2519.
pti; nis: yase
Gailhard (André) :
Ce soir, c’est un tango.
Petites alliées. 25662.
Gailhard (Francois) :
Babil de poupées. 24128.
Gros matou. 16316.
Marquiseta la mexicaine. 17147.
Ninetta, fille des bois. 25514.
Si tu voulais m’aimer. 17890.
Touca. 18220.
Gaillard (B. G.) That’s what you call
romance. 15067.
Gaillard (Slim) Dancing on the beach.
9962.
Gaines (S. R.):
All through the night.
Beauty eternal. 2348.
Bells of Bergen. 18800.
Colonel Davy Crockett.
Credo. 9942, 9943.
Enchantment. 662.
Glad new day. 5388.
Nightingale song. 10360, 10361.
O lovely night. 281383.
Song of the valiant.
Today in Bethlehem. 28777.
Gaines (W. H.) At any time. 29258.
Gaither (William) Whose been here
since I been gone. 33739.
Galajikian (F. G.):
Girl with Spanish shawl.
Magical land of triads.
Galante aventure. 10280.
Galarza (A. BE.) Si no vuelvo. 14785.
Galason (HE. 8S.) Roaming back to
Wyoming. 23273.
Galatro (Vittro) My eyes surrender.
1828.
Galavize (Matilda)
sweetheart. 25462.
Galaxy music corp.:
Air de ballet. 3838046.
Albumblatt. 23709.
Ay, Gitanos. 148.
Challenge. 3565.
Christmas eve.
Destiny. 29470.
Elegy. 13359.
Exile. 29567.
Fiesta. 6899.
Gloomy wood. 817.
Go, happy soul. 31664-31666.
Good-bye to the mountains.
Horn. 29751.
Hosanna to the Son of David.
29752.
House that Jack built.
Huntsman. 4182.
Hymn to the night.
I am joy. 31853.
I would be true. 32022.
In questa tomba. 24162.
It was a lover and his lass.
24273.
3270 (11).
3618.
8496.
13465.
4776.
My mountain
29399.
4014.
19492.
7178.
4471.
1748
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
King Charles. 19897.
Lay my heart on marble.
Little French clock. 380036.
One lovely name. 32782.
Passepied. 380885.
Pioneers, O pioneers.
Polonaise. 29277.
Praise. 23206.
Prayer. 20584.
Prayer to Persephone.
Rivets. 30470.
Russian collegiate drinking song.
33037.
Sally. 28426.
Sarabande. 30500.
Ship. 33126.
Singers. 28515.
Some sun-bright morning.
Squirrel. 30614.
Sylvelin. 380676.
They never met. 33419.
*Twas in the moon of winter-time.
30786-30788.
Vanished summer. 15202.
When [I am dead, my dearest.
33669.
Worship the holy babe. 380946.
Galbreath (Elizabeth) See Galbreath
(H. E.)
Galbreath (H. E.) Telling the world
you’re mine. 380695.
Galceran (Juan Molinari)
nari Galceran (Juan)
30002.
11691,
8456, 32904.
33216.
See Moli-
Gale (C. J.) I found you to lose you
to somebody else. 13643.
Gale (R. L.):
In the toy shop of my heart. 4415.
Let’s not pretend. 4624.
Why did I believe in you. 6085.
Gale (Richie) See Gale (R. L.)
Gale (W. C.) O all ye works of the
Lord. 388904 (215).
Gallagher (E. L.) Irish songs and
airs. 27568.
Gallagher (EK. L.) & co.
and airs. 27568.
Gallagher (Hileen) :
I looked for you. 24825.
Irish songs
In my ship we'll go a’sailing.
22467.
Gallagher (Frank) My darling Nora.
32578.
Gallagher (Joseph):
Franklin D. you’re good enough
for me. 22064.
Please God let mother speak to me.
14606.
Gallagher (T. M.):
Keep me no longer in the dark.
25100.
Most needed thing is love. 17249.
Gallant (Miriam) On the farm.
82774.
Gallegos (Adolpho) Dreamy eyes.
610.
Gallemore (Melvin) Lady in the
moon. 22605.
Gallia. 24645.
Gallico (Paolo):
Autumn, 9509 (107).
Barcarolle. 26533 (205).
Castagnette. 9509 (102).
Dew drops. 18648 (97).
Etude de style. 9509 (206).
Grande gigue in D minor. 3270
(230).
Half hours with the favorite com-
posers. 15517 (127, 254).
I love thee. 9509 (267).
Impromptu. 9509 (123).
Last hope. 9509 (872).
Last rose of summer. 9509 (373).
Little polonaise. 9509 (652).
Morena. 9509 (108).
Nocturne. 9509 (124).
Perpetuum mobile. 9509 (469).
Polonaise, © sharp minor. 9509
(125).
Sonata. 9509 (46, 501).
Sonatina. 9509 (50).
Third sonata in A major.
(651).
Traumerei. 9509 (653).
Valse. 9509 (126, 127).
Valse-caprice. 9509 (109).
Galliera (Arnaido) :
Corale. 442.
9509
Trittico per organo. 28386.
Gallo (Baldassare) :
Artistic parrot. 21631.
Inno New York City. 7520.
Gallo (Edith) Red cafe.. 17706.
Gallo (P. M.) jr. I want to share a
little kiss. 18798.
Gallon (Noél) :
Quinze lecons de solfége. 31625.
Vingt lecons de solfége. 31626.
Gallop (Rodney) Hight Portuguese
folksongs. 27122.
Gallop (Sammy) Somebody’s follow-
ing me. 28544.
Galloping ghost. 24599*, 29628.
Galloway (T. B.):
From Romany to Rome.
(205).
So they say. 3270 (593).
Whiffenpoof song. 9808.
Galloway (W. C.) Southern girl.
25955.
Gallucci (W. R.):
3270
Love on San Diego bay. 1575,
25258.
Sorrento. 14885.
Gallus (Jacobus) Lo, I reveal unto
thee. 11099.
Gallus (John) Lord, in Thy resurrec-
tion. 20055.
1749
INDEX
Galpin (S. I.)
363.
Galusha (I. M.):
How did you know. 27296.
My hidden message. 28031.
Sweetheart ties. 28644.
Gama (Rafael) Florecita del campo.
Children’s hour of song.
16204.
Gambardella (—) O’ marinariello.
1994.
Gambino (A.) Pa-que. 25634.
Gambie (F. S.)
22134.
Gamble (G. E.):
Coquette. 243844,
Sunrise. 26005.
Sweetheart of my dreams.
30667.
Gamble (H. P.) jr.:
Deaf and dumb and blind ’cause I
Granby’s love song.
20954,
adore you. 31406.
Devil. 21871.
Diddlin’ Dan. 31429.
Hi’s-lay itch-day e-thay owd-cray.
31532.
If you’re a vamp. 32052.
Me and myself and I. 32448,
My heart’s on fire, but I’ve got cold
feet. 32589.
Orn’ry guy. 11616.
Penny for my thoughts. 32848.
Tulane swing song. 28816.
Whoa mule! Whoa gal. 33788.
Gamble hinged music co.:
Adagio assai. 29197.
Allegro econ brio. 29212.
Allegro vivace. 29197.
Animal store. 24092,
Blessed art Thou. 24691.
Blessed is the man. 6465.
Blow the man down. 26683.
Bondage. 31186.
Boots. 31192.
Casey Jones. 31263.
Cavalier. 24272.
Chasse. 8363.
Concerto. 6665.
Festival band book. 31570.
Festival orchestra book. 3884.
Flight of the moon. 24567.
Four part songs for junior high
school boys. 10245.
Fughetta of the little bells. 10357.
Gamble’s class method for strings.
3958.
Home on the range. 27271.
How long wilt Thou forget me.
29757.
I cannot always trace the way.
31862.
Jesus, I live to Thee. 1328.
Junior classics for orchestra.
32166.
Junior fiddlers three. 29952.
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Legend of the bells. 25142.
Love is the wind. 32379.
Lovely is spring. 7849.
March of the dwarfs. 8027.
March of youth. 7908.
Musicianship studies. 14333.
My dream is of an island place.
25423.
National victors.
Night music for six. 30277.
Notturnino di luna. 30298.
Oath of Ali Bey. 28136.
Once on a summer day. 32777.
Penitential psalm no. 6. 28258.
Poupée valsante. 32898.
Prelude, Sarabande [and] Fugue.
8460.
Puddim’head the first. 28313*.
Rhyme of the country road. 25761.
Ring out wild bells. 32997,
Robin in the rain. 25775.
Romance of Kashmir. 8567*.
Show me Thy ways. 25861.
Silhouettes. 25867.
Sing again. 933151.
Six concert pieces. 380487.
Small poem in four stanzas.
Song of praise. 24627.
Song of the drum. 25934.
Song to summer, 2544.
Stop dat buzzin’. 33280.
Tarantella. 30691.
Tears and smiles.
Three blind mice.
Three Bohemian songs.
Time out. 9024.
To a golden haired girl.
Vendor’s song. 26201.
Wagoner’s lad. 9159.
We've often heard of you. 26254.
Welsh choral fantasy. 2997.
Yankee Doodle. 33808.
Gamma phi beta, inc. Songs of Gamma
phi beta. 12068.
Gamse (Albert) :
Amateur night. 3328.
Chauncey, I fawney I love you.
18919.
Old fashioned picture. 2024.
Won’t you ever learn. 21447.
Gandell (S. M. K.) Cradle song. 6253
(89).
Ganeff (V. G.):
Band played on. 15663.
Down went McGinty. 16073.
Just tell them that you saw me.
17375,
12006.
33973.
28752.
9149.
30747.
16861.
My sweetheart’s the man in the
moon. 17356.
She was happy till she met you.
17874.
Woodman, spare that tree. 18532.
Gannaway (Marie) Pre-election blues.
25698.
1750
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ganne (Louis) Father of victory.
31565.
Ganne (Paul) Rumba. 33086.
Gannon (M. B.) I wish I could for-
get, I always will remember. 24922.
Gannon (R. E.):
America’s sweetheart, Mary. 63815.
Black man’s blues. 240.
Bow your head. 262.
Butterfly and the spider. 21734.
Buy your love. 9792.
Enter my aviary. 10153.
Found in moon glow and dew.
10244.
Gay flowers of the West. 10285.
Glorious Tamalpais. 24623.
Hello, dark and handsome. 10417.
Hymn of ecstasy. 976.
Love is waiting. 22733.
Moods of the fugitive. 20221.
Right partner. 2277.
Rivulet wends to the ocean spray.
14678.
Rockabye. 14687.
So weary. 5519.
Sticky little fingers. 5598.
Suey Sen Fa... 5614.
Victor of the turf. 18291.
Why breeze by me. 12678.
You never ean tell. 12784.
Ganschow (T. F.):
Jesu, tender Saviour. 874.
Sanctus. 850.
Ganss (H. G.) au., and Ganss (Lizzie)
prop. Hymn for the Pope. 3270
(278).
Gantvoort (A. J.):
Diatonic studies.
Interval studies.
15517 (76).
15517 (183).
Ganuza (Felix) Tu traicion. 2848.
Ganz (George) Just imagine. 138972.
Ganz (Wilhelm) Qui vive. 9509
(597).
Ganze (Larry) I was your run
around. 10720.
Ganzer (J. K.) I feel it dear. 22259.
Garau (Giovanni) Burle di Lisetta.
290".
Garaventa (Henry) If you only knew.
22446.
Garber (J. H.):
My life is for you. 14890.
My lovely one. 20806.
Garber (Leon):
Gipsy lover. 6969.
Southern round about. 12079.
Garber (Morris) Swing music
sweeping the country. 12196.
Garber’s (Jan) favorite radio songs.
16252.
Garbett (A. S.):
Creative integration songs. 21816.
Dawn roses. 3270 (131, 132).
I may forget. 3270 (289, 290).
is
Song of love. 3270 (602, 603).
Garbis (Beulah) Great Venizelos the
patriot. 18501.
Garbis (H. N.) Great Venizelos the
patriot. 138501.
Garbisch (Erwin) Skip it. 5494.
Garbisch (Theodore) When it’s love-
time in Loveland. 6017.
Garbutt (F. W. M.) Looking all over
for you. 27778.
Garcia (A.):
Morenita angelical. 8019.
Pisa bien y no resvales. 8417.
Porque me obligas. 8449.
Que tendria yo. 8487.
Garcia (C. L.):
Moon, when ya coming out again,
moon. 14295.
Waltzing with a stranger. 5927.
Garcia (Raul) I don’ know the reason
why. 158636.
Garcia Perez (F.):
Fouchtri—fouchtra.
Malika. 11208.
Gard (Al) Where the bonnie blue bon-
nets grow. 23841.
Gard (Paulette) Waltz to you.
Gardel (Carlos) :
Tl drown my sorrow. 273874.
Ojos de mi moza. 8267.
Gardelli (Adolfo) Ottobrata. 32801.
Gardemann (I. G.) Cupid. 6692.
Garden (J. P.) Tokayer wein. 28779.
Garden of childhood. 782.
Gardey (—) Requiebros. 28359.
Gardiner (H. B.) Noel. 62538 (344).
Gardner (A. B.) Royal suite in my
heart. 33084.
Gardner (A. KE.) Baby of mine.
Gardner (A. M.) jr.:
I was just a beginner at love.
29848.
Mine, almost. 30164.
Gardner (B. A.) Phi beta psi.
17604.
Gardner (Bert)
10241.
2944.
6374.
5219,
See Gardner (A. M.)
jr.
Gardner (Bob) See Gardner (R. B.)
Gardner (C. R.) Paragon park. 21569)
(434).
Gardner (E. H.) To thee, beloved
Grange. 30751.
Gardner (Harl) In paradise. 29887.
Gardner (F. W.) Lonely to-night like
the moon. 1529.
Gardner (Hal) See Gardner (Harold)
Gardner (Harold) When a Gypsy ser-
enades. 12596.
Gardner (J. E.) Fate of the Lockhead
Orion. 22016.
Gardner (J. F.) What will I do with
Jesus. 26286.
Gardner (Jack) In Texas, at the cen-
‘tennial. 1239.
1751
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Gardner (John)
19786.
Gardner (Nat):
Alone in love. 24075.
Minnie the moocher’s daughter.
32497.
Purely Platonie.
Red cap. 25748.
What is this thing called swing.
Intermezzo for organ.
32954.
33654.
Gardner (R. B.) Moon _ shadows.
17235.
Gardner (Samuel) From the cane
brake. 19275.
Gardner (Victor) Round and round
they say it goes. 5368.
Gardoni (Fredo):
I love you—that’s all. 4259.
J’aime la nature. 10895.
Je voudrais revoir Venise.
Rataplaniegew.s olan menos
Gardtner (R. S.):
Deep within my heart. 10006.
Tl always be waiting for you.
4479.
22279.
Garey (P. F.) Dancing in the old
town-hall. 3675, 19793.
Garfield (EK. R.) Islands. 19798.
Garfield high school. Garfield high
our alma mater. 29681.
Gargani (Joseph) Atlantic moon.
15627.
Gargiulo (Theodore) Manhattan
rhumba. 25290.
Gariboldi (G.) Célébre méthode com-
pléte de fiute. 9509 (104), 15517
(49).
Garland (M. L.) Just an idea I had.
7600.
Garman (J. R.)
Garner (A. M.)
Puppy love. 23220.
Roosevelt our guide.
14705.
Garner (A. M. F.) Roosevelt our
guide. 14705.
Garner (B. A.) Posadas.
Garner (Josephine) :
Cliff swallows. 395.
To a bank swallow. 26132.
Garnett (L. A.):
5250.
Tea song. 38270 (648).
When Phyllis has a_ serenade.
3270 (718).
When Phyllis takes her vocal les-
som o210!) (719).
Garns (J. E.) My Saviour knows.
30252.
Garretson (C. G.) I ain’t afraid of
the policeman. 33904 (116).
Garrett (G. M.):
Benedictus in D. 18648 (38).
Communion service in D. 18648
(81).
Jubilate Deo in D. 18648 (206).
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in D.
18648 (235).
Te Deum laudamus in D. 18648
(348).
Garrett (Lloyd) Dallas blues. 15957.
Garrett (M. R.)
4301.
Garrett (Ronnie) What was that tune
that we played last night. 5985.
Garrick. 27127*.
Garrido (J. 8.):
Botijona. 31194.
Celos. 346.
Laigrima. 1416.
Muchacha bonita.
Petate. 25659.
Garris (H. W.) Sit down to your
piano. 11996, 14809.
Garrison (Benj.) Anita. 95.
Garrison (F. A.) No use in grievin’.
S2iak
Garrison
32577.
Garrison (George) pseud. See Diete-
rich (Milton)
Garrison (R. W.):
I’m living dear. 16590.
I’ve had your future all planned.
16656.
I want you.
I’m seein’ things.
25393.
(G. M.) My. eestasy.
32007.
My cherished love. 17286.
Too true. . 21121.
Gartlan (G. H.) New universal
school music series. 1942.
Garver (F. B.) Dream moon. 16078.
Garver (F. R.) Tl be on my way.
16522.
Garver (R. D.) Dreamy moments.
24477.
Garvey (M. V.) Could I have a date
with you. 9925.
Garvie (William) jr. Love time in
Vienna. 30077.
Garza (Ben) Walking down ole
Beale st. 26229.
Garza (L.):
Abre de tu ventana. 9520.
Alla en la infancia. 9558.
Joven de'este barrio. 10923.
Mafiana. 112138.
Pero oyes Maria. 11670.
Te parastes in los rieles. 12237.
Garzon (Julio):
Alma en pena. 24073.
Alma petenera. 15558.
Amanecer. 15572.
Ay Maricruz. 26614.
Barrio Reo. 31111.
Bulerias gitanas. 289.
C’est la valse des caresses. 24230.
Caido del cielo. 15787.
Caminito. 24248.
Cancion de cuna. 15801.
Ce soir. 15820.
1752
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Clavel del aire. 26813.
En dénichant des nids.
Espafia. 24510.
Espana cani. 31527.
Etiopia. 677.
Festa de la rambla.
Garrotin gitano. 78d.
Grenade. 16314.
J’aime pour la _ premiére fois.
16822.
J’peux pas quitter Pau-paul. 13813.
Loulouse. 1553.
Madino. 1629.
Marcial, eres el mas grande.
Maria Magdalena. 27874.
Mi chulite. 27921.
Mon coeur n’est plus 4 toi.
Mon homme est poétique.
Mon impasse. 17218.
Mon réve s’écroule. 1742.
Olvidala. 11578.
Pajarita. 17568.
Pericon. 2129.
Poema. 17638.
Pourquoi mentir. 25692.
Primer beso. 2194.
Puchunguita. 28318.
Quand je fume ma cigarette.
Radieuse nuit. 17692.
Redis-moi oui. 17712.
Rejas granadinas. 17717.
Rosa fleur de soleil. 17774.
Suena guarachita. 28612.
Te quiéro. 26062.
Trinia. 28797,
Gascard (F.):
C’est le premier lilas. 6535.
Piccolinette. 17608.
Réves légers. 32985.
Gascon (O. M.) You’ve got me hypno-
tized, baby. 30991.
Gaskell (J. B.):
All hail! The Townsend plan.
3304.
Love bound. 22715.
On the eve of daylights dawning.
16862.
‘Townsend prayer. 12388.
When the sun sets on the golden
Pacific. 18481.
Gaskill (C.) Me Greek. 4809, 7935.
Gaskill (Clarence) This is the month
of May. 12333.
16123.
16174.
16957.
25356.
17217.
17686.
Gaskill (M. E.) Love’s magic. 20114.
Gasperoni (Enrico) Notte lunare.
1975, 1976.
Gasté (Louis) Je voudrais vous revoir.
32148.
Gaston (Billy):
Gee, but I feel blue. 15517 (115).
Save all your kisses for me. 26533
(246).
Spoonyville. 3270 (617).
Would you miss me. 3270 (762).
Gaston (C. G.) Evening shadows.
19187.
Gaston (Eddie) While we make love.
9305.
Gaston (William) :
I’ve elected you. 16648.
I’ve had more than enough. 19677.
Rapid-transit rhapsody. 20630.
You are like a lovely orchid. 6158.
Gatchell (F. F.) Melodic Hawaiian
guitar folio. 32459,
Gately (Herbert) :
I still remember that first kiss.
31986.
Love changes at dawn. 25237.
Gates (D. E.):
El Dorado. 10141.
Going to see the moon. 22110.
Winter wind. 23892.
Gates (Daisy) In a cottage of roses.
10778.
Gates (F. Y.) jr. Are you thinking of
me dear. 15602,
Gates (G.M.) Hawaiian moon. 18540.
Gates (I. L.) I ain’t gwine to worry
no mo’. 10495.
Gates (Russell)
Gates (Wilfred)
stairs to her heart.
Gatewood (HK. J.)
Spirit of 36. 23437.
Climbing up the
6623.
Poor waytaring
stranger. 8446.
Gatter (F. P.) prop., and Gatter
(Fletcher) au. Song of the sands.
12058.
Gattieri (Maria) :
Amore lontano.
Vola colomba.
Gaubert (Philippe) :
Célébre méthode compléte de flute.
9509 (104), 15517 (49).
Romance. 9509 (624).
Gauck (R. W.) Can it be love. 138128.
Gaudet (H.) Editions:
Fez-ifrane. 16177.
Place Pigalle, Place Clichy. 25672.
Gaudet (J. H.) Song of spring. 8761.
Gaughan (Frank) Hooray for Roose-
velt. 16440.
Gaughan (R. W.)
5252.
Gaul (Charles) On the mountain by
the river. 14519.
Gaul (H. B.):
Alleluia !
3312.
Ancient Hebrew prayer of thanks-
giving. 15579.
Ascension fiesta. 6353.
Carol of the doves. 26761.
Chant of Miriam and the Red Sea.
31274.
Christmas
26802.
15577.
12515.
Post and Rogers.
Christ is risen. 3311,
earillons of Poland.
1753
INDEX
Gaul (H. B.)—Continued.
Communion service in ferial
ting. 9509 (150).
Eventide. 24031 (46).
Foster choral book. 38938.
Go down, Moses. 38987.
God be merciful unto Us.
(151).
Have mercy upon me. 18648 (158).
Lo how a rose e’er blooming. 9509
(408).
Prayer for dew and rain. 32899.
Prayer for service. 5262, 17659.
Quest of the shepherds. 28821.
Seneca condolence dirge. 14753.
Snowflakes. 6253 (428).
Song of praise. 380590.
Three more locks ahead. 123845.
Tuscarora string-bean dance.
set-
6255
14753.
Gaulier (Luis) Secreto de amor.
25828.
Gault (Arthur)
the automat. 11024.
Gaume (G. W.) I don’t want to wait
*till the sun goes down. 16493.
Gaume (G. W.) jr.:
Cowboy’s vision of love. 15916.
When it’s shadow time in the val-
ley. 23808,
Gaumer (Budde):
I’m goin’ to town with you.
My Rocky Mountain blues.
Gauntlett (Myrtle)
crucified. 1321.
Gause (B. 0.) When the moon comes
up, and the sun goes down. 26328.
Gause (R. M.):
Gray walls. 7024.
I’m through babying you,
hao:
Little green valley. T7768.
Shadows always falling my darling.
8651.
Gauss (M. P.) My Manhattan dreamer.
20308.
Gautier (Leonard)
33099, 33100.
Gavazzeni (Gianandrea)
ginia. 2101.
Gavel (EHug.):
Let’s chew the fat at
1091.
1892.
Jesus Christ was
baby.
Secret. 380514,
Paolo e Vir-
Elle a ’béguin pour le saxo. 6843.
Il est comme il est. 10768.
N’enléve pas ton chapeau. 11455.
Quand une femm’ vous veut du
bien. 11762.
Vrai coquin. 12518.
Gaviani (Frank) Art of muscular and
finger control for the piano accord-
ion. 12945.
Gavin (M. B.)
more. 19694.
I won’t dream any
| Gavinies (—)
pt. Il, n. s., v. 31
Twelve Paganini-Gavi-
nies violin études and caprices tran-
scribed for the flute. 25635.
Gaviniés (Pierre) Twenty-four stud-
ies. 21569 (159).
Gay (Byron) Just a teenie weenie
drink. 25069.
Gay (H. R.) If I am dreaming.
13814.
Gay (Henry) Little attic of dreams.
32300.
Gay (Noel) pseud. See Armitage
(R. M.)
Gay (S. 8S.) San Jacinto. 28434.
Gay desperado. 27059, 29219, 29993..
Gay hussars. 26533 (18, 62, 84-91, 112,
122, 156, 168, 186, 195, 204, 207, 257,
266, 305), 29189 (231, 303).
Gay is the rose. 16258.
Gay musician. 29189 (113).
Gayeski (Joe) When the moon peeps
over the hay stack. 30889.
Gaylord (M. BE.) Root, root, root with
Roosevelt. 28392.
Gaylord (Mrs. W. F.) See Gaylord
(M. E.)
Gayne (Homer) Music box that dad
gave mother. 4914.
Gaynor (J. L.):
Bottle fly. 38270 (71).
Clover tops. 38270 (100).
Coodle doon song. 3270 (116).
Cuddle doon. 38270 (119).
Down in Nodaway. 3270 (148).
Hovering butterflies. 15517 (147).
Hush-a-bye, baby dear. 3270
(275):
I love the Stars and Stripes.
4255.
On Plymouth Rock.
Only a rose. 5165.
Posey bed. 15517 (3803).
Rondel. 3270 (553).
Sea o’ dreams. 3270 (565).
Send your love a violet flow’r. —
3270 (569).
Sir Grasshopper. 3270 (583).
Songs and shadow pictures for the
child world. 38270 (618).
Wading. 3270 (691).
Wearyin’ for you. 3270 (705).
Welcome spring. 15517 (4386).
Gaynor (R. F.) See Barrett (R. G.}
Gazzola (Peter) Wayne swing.
23Be.
Gdowski (EH. J.):
Falling out of love. 13391.
Suppose a boy like me. 14952.
Geary (M. E.) Rolling and rocking.
8564.
Gebauer (Wilhelm):
Barbara. 29284.
Das war zum schdnen sommerzeit
am Rhein. 15971.
15517 (284).
1754
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Im Schwarzen ross von Catalanien.
16704.
In Miinchen steht ein hofbriuhaus.
Mein bayrisch’ oberland. 30134.
Notenhochzeit. 20388.
I’m like a bird with a broken
wing. 24859.
I wasn’t lying when I said I love
you. 24917.
Keep a song in your heart. 25098.
Man with the whiskers. 32420.
Sie hiess Marie und treu war}]Geersh (Eafim) :
sie .. 24389.
Tanzende marionetten. 30687.
Vertriiumte nacht. 12494.
Von land zu land. 33591.
Walzerseligkeit. 125386.
Gebethner & Wolff:
A jednak sie skofczyto. 6257,
8905.
Caton. 13137.
Co znacza wielkie slowa .
13177, 13178.
Cocktail mitosny. 66338, 6634.
Kobieta szuka mitloSci. 25116,
25117.
Kto. 27662, 27668.
Kwiaty, czy wy wiecie . . 14012,
14013.
Modlitwa Lukreeji. 14281, 14282.
Piosenka Caton. 14592, 14593.
Sympatji choé odrobine. 8904,
8905. ‘
Ta noc. 14997, 14998.
Tak samo nudze sie jak ty. 15004,
15005.
Wieczorna godzina. 26394, 26395.
Gebhard (Hans):
Praeludia. 30424.
Sonate fiir klavier. 33231.
30204.
When I was a kid.
Sonatine ftir klavier.
Gebhardt (John)
21321.
Gebhardt (Rio):
Novellette. 5069.
Paprika. 32834.
Gedeon (Lucille) :
Ah! 21579.
High hat. 16408.
How did rythm _ get
24752.
It may be possible.
its start.
7536.
Oh! What a record. 23066.
You fit like a glove. 26449.
Geehl (H. E.):
Chant sans paroles. 28810.
Fileuse. 28327.
For you alone. 24031 (50).
Good-night,
(175).
Gopak. 27174.
Menuet. 30152.
Polichinelle. 28280.
Suite facile. 168.
Geer (Leonore):
dear heart. 21569
Blue bonnets, underneath the
Texas skies. 6472.
Empty cradle. 31519.
Calling of my heart. 6545.
Soul’s desire. 8790.
Gees (W. M.) Log house.
Gehlbach (W. E.) Shadows. 8650.
Gehrig (Mrs. Lou) We wrote our
love song together. 30853.
20024.
Gehring (D. M.) Love is our king-
dom. T7835.
Gehrkens (K. W.) New universal
1942.
There is someone
school music series.
Gehrkie (Charles)
I’m loving. 33407.
Gehrmans (Carl) musikf6rlag, a. b.:
Dalmarsch. 15939, 313883.
Det kan han aldrig gl6mma bort.
21870.
Det var en gang. 3719.
I drangstugan. 4212, 31877.
I helg och sécken. 4223, 31894.
Intermezzo. 32925.
Karlekspoem. 32189.
Kamrat-valsen. 382191.
Karin Mansdotters vaggvisa for
Hrik XV. 32192.
Kolargossen. 82821.
Kryssarvals. 32223.
Lat oss vara vinner.
Menuett. 27916.
Min herrgardsjanta.
Natthimmeln. 32646.
Pa kryss i Kattegatt. 32820.
Pa min lilla glasveranda. 21870,
23148.
Pa Nyarsdagen. 32821.
Schottis pa Hawaj. 21870, 23148.
Serenata. 17851.
Sjofararen vid milan.
17930.
Sjungom studentens lyckliga dag.
33164.
Skutsgossen pa hemvigen.
Sommardag. 383230.
Songes. 5551.
Stila komme
18016.
Till mor. 33444.
Tre koralpartitor.
14014, 14015.
4849, 32494.
17929,
33170.
och
valkomna.
17494, 17495.
Tre sanger. 14091.
Trollhattan. 33508.
Ulv6-hambo. 5855, 33552.
Vals fran mormors da’r. 33570.
Geibel (Adam) :
Anchor your bark. 15517 (6).
Angel’s message. 29189 (6).
Behold the moon is_ breaking.
29189 (29).
1755
INDEX
Geibel (Adam)—Continued.
Bright is the summer’s morn. 6253
(50).
Child of the promise. 29189 (58).
Come to my mountain home. 6253
(78).
Cross of life and peace. 6685*.
Dainty arbutus. 6253 (94).
Day of resurrection. 6253 (97).
Garden of the Lord. 6253 (1389).
Gloria in excelsis Deo. 3270 (216).
Heralds of the sky. 29725.
His blessed face. 3270 (258).
I’m trusting Him, He’s holding me.
6253 (214).
I saw Hsaw. 26533 (185).
Indian summer. 6258 (244).
It came upon the midnight clear.
6253 (247).
Jesus, my Savior.
Lark. 62538 (278).
Love, at thy window. 6253 (294).
Merry heart. 6253 (319).
Messiah. 29189 (268).
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
6258 (333).
Never alone.
On wings of love.
Rejoice. 8521.
Risen Lord. 3270 (546).
Rosebuds. 26533 (242).
Spring song. 26533 (281).
Stand up, stand up for
6253. (449).
Star of the East. 29189 (407).
Sweet maiden rest. 6253 (463).
Voices of summer. 6258 (508).
Welcome. 265383 (311).
What a welcome. 3270 (709).
When comes the happy day. 29189
(463).
When the watching time is past.
15517 (447).
15517 (191).
6253 (342).
29189 (312).
Jesus.
With a fresh breeze. 6253 (533).
Wondrous cross. 62538 (539).
Geiersbach (Bob) See Geiersbach
(R. O.)
Geiersbach (R. O.):
Alabama lullaby. 29204.
Fantasy of love. 22012.
Honey I’m not free. 7188.
When the moon is turning green.
126382.
Geiger (B. L.) You have won my love.
21504.
Geiger (F. W.)
13457.
Geiger (Gyula) :
Nie hast du mich so gektisst wie
Get on your toes.
heute. 20857.
Verliebt sein kannst du nur in
Wien. 5886.
Wein, der wein, der derfat net
sein. 21278.
pt. II, n. s., v. 381
Geiger (Isy) Master melodies. 27887.
Geijer (EK. G.):
Kolargossen.
Natthimmeln. 32646.
Pa Nyarsdagen. 32821.
Geipel (C. M.) My mother under-
stands. 1876.
Geiringer (Karl):
32821.
Konzertante symphonie. 4568.
Suonata da camera. 5628.
Geisz (Franz):
Frank Murphy. 765.
Frank Murphy march. 27102.
Geiz (M. W.) Frank Murphy march.
27102.
Gellens (Nat) With the fading of the
moon. 33780.
Gellert (Lawrence) Negro songs of
protest. 17388.
Gellin (Herman) Mor’s sang. 25376.
Gem guitar note and diagram ‘song
folio. 29636.
Gem piano accordion folio,
16261.
Gemino (A. W.)
26829.
Gems of sacred song. 33904 (94).
Gendron (S. M.) Lonesome tonight.
no. 1.
Come let’s live again.
4695. ‘
General assembly of Spiritualists.
Board of directors. Spiritual hymns.
33259.
General mills, ine.:
Betty and Bob theme. 18807.
Broadway Cinderella. 6510.
General theatre corp., ltd. O. K. for
sound. 25535.
Genet (M. A.) Memories of my Indi-
ana home, 11254.
Genet (Marianne) Hymn to the night.
7178.
Gengler (A. C.) Paradise with you.
17580.
Gennarelli (Emilio) :
Edizioni Gennarelli, Piedigrotta.
1935. 645.
Non si vive senza amor. 1967.
Piedigrotta 1936. 32869.
Genovese (V. T.):
_I’ll teach you to love me. 4245.
Is it all a nightmare. 1276.
Let’s pretend. 7719.
Love’s lullaby. 4754.
My one and only. 11417.
They lived happily ever after.
5759.
Genovese (V. V.) Is it all a night-
mare. 1276.
Gentile (F. A.) Let’s all have a merry
old time. 4609.
Gentili (Alberto) :
Concerto d’orchestra. 31332.
Concerto grosso. 332838.
Concerto per violino. 31334-31336.
1756
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
VY —-_ or EES
Concerto per violoncello, 31337.
Danza jeratica. 31394.
Gentle Julia. 794.
Gentle maiden. 24603.
Gentlemen of Rhythm. See Browne
(Joe), Costa (Joe), Mulkey (Bob),
and Benedict (Howard)
Gently rests the Saviour.
Georgaras (C. T.):
Listen to that old clock say tick-
tock. 16984,
Love and romance. 22712.
Plea to a lonely pine. 25675.
Youre with me all the _ time.
21588.
George (Charles):
27130.
Land of Bon bons. 32229*,
Miss Blue Eyes. 14274.
My tomboy girl. 11447.
George (Christian) Four immortals.
27099.
George (Don):
I-found romance in Hawaii.
Old gold. 2030.
George (Horace) ’Mancipation day in
Dixie. 30111.
George (Ina):
I’m loving you each moment of the
day. 27435.
London on a foggy afternoon.
4683, 27758.
7217.
Red lacquer and _ green jade.
- 23245.
Toast to R. M. S. Queen Mary.
21110.
When your gal’s in love with the
band. 29008.
When your girl’s in love with the
band. 29009.
George (J. H.) Ill take a chance.
24821.
George (Jack) Your song. 15501.
George (L. M.) Acceptance, 21571.
George (M. HE.) Company B. 15890.
George (M. F.) Blue Irish eyes. 3475.
George (Winifred) Tishomingo. |
18202.
George Sand, die besiegte siegerin.
13455.
George White’s scandals of 1936. 5222.
Georgeoff (Evan) music pub. co.:
Shadows in paradise. 14764.
There’s a cottage in the valley of
my dreams. 2748.
You are romance, 15435.
Georgesco (Johnny):
I shall never forget. 13750.
Moon you go on waning...
14296.
Georgia jubilee minstrel. 29637*.
Georgia music ¢o.:
Answer to the maple on the hill.
29239.
Are you sure. 26598.
Blue days. 26686.
Cotton mill blues. 26846.
Gathering flowers from the _ hill-
side, 19286.
Going down the river of Jordan.
19317.
Got a home in that rock. 19344.
Green back dollar. 19367.
If I could hear my mother. 19708.
John Henry was a little boy.
19842.
Let’s get hot and truck. 19967.
My girl in sunny “Tennessee.
30216.
My mother is waiting. 20311.
Oh! Wonderful day. 28154.
On a cold winter night. 20435.
Play that waltz again. 28275.
Shake hands with mother. 20753.
Spinning room blues. 30605.
Take me home to the sunny South.
20980.
Take me in the life boat. 33356.
That three point two. 28711.
There’s an old and faded picture.
21060.
Think of me, I’ll be thinking of
you. 28748.
Walk that lonesome valley. 21221.
Why don’t you come back to me.
29045.
Won’t be worried long. 21442.
Georgian (Terry) :
Fate made us a pair.
I worship you. 16682.
Gerard (Felix) Hungarian dance no.
1 246.
10194.
Gerard (R.°C.) Gad-men. 3954.
Gérard Cruz (H. A.):
Alzame en tus brazos. 24078.
Andalucia. 24090.
Gerber (Henry) My heart’s in Colo-
rado. 22931.
Gerber (Marie) My heart’s in Colo-
rado. 22981.
Gerdes (Catherine) Two can live as
cheap as one. 18251.
Gerecke (A. R.) We’re from the Mo-
Kan-Ark. 12557.
Gerlach (H. C.):
If we never meet again. 138829,
24945.
Keep away from my doorstep.
82197.
Love on my mind. 32383.
Swing that music. 28654, 33341.
There’s only one girl like you.
28785.
German (Edward):
Drummer boy. 9509 (194).
Little girl in red. 9509 (403).
Love’s barearolle. 9509 (426).
1757
INDEX
German (EHdward)—Continued.
Memories. 33904 (189).
Pastoral danee. 17588.
To Katherine unkind. 9509 (744).
German Baptist publication soc.:
Here am I, send me, 4119.
We know it. 5941.
German folk dances. 29688.
Germana (Thomas)
night. 7308.
Germany, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
I’m happy to-
Gernert (John) Lure of life. 17099.
Gernet (Edgar):
Arana de la noche. 18719.
My Rosita. 1895.
Géros (Robert) :
Ninetta, fille des bois. 25514.
Touea. 18220.
Gerrish (I. F. and W. P.) props., and
Gerrish (W. H.) au.:
Building of the temple. 3270 (76).
Remember now thy Creator. 3270
(533),
Gerschefski (Edwin) Streamline.
18025, 28602.
Gershman (Harry):
Better get Gabriel’s horn. 29812.
Star in a moonlit sky. 20892.
You better get Gabriel’s horn.
12756.
Gershwin (George) :
King of swing. 10970.
Porgy and Bess. 8448.
Strike up the band for U. C. L. A.
28606.
Gershwin (Henry):
Eestasy. 648.
Lost in ecstasy. 7819, 111380.
Gershwin pub. corp.:
I used to be above love. 13765.
King of swing. 10970.
Gerster (Ottmar) Capricietto. 29868.
Gert (J.):
A jednak sie skoficzyto. 8905.
Co znaeza wielkie stowa.
13178.
Milez serce, milez.
Pijana fordanserka.
Sympatji choé¢ odrobine. 8905.
Tango tyezakowskie. 28673.
Wegierska piosenka. 18362, 33643.
Gertig (John) I got a letter from my
baby. 22267.
Gertz (Irving) :
Hollywood fantasy. 16422, 31805.
Popular tune. 17650.
Gervais (R. S.):
Climbing a ladder of roses. 13172.
I wished on a four leaf clover.
13177,
26668.
16674.
Paradise. 11644.
When I meet you on the street.
18411.
pt. Ir, n. s., v. 81
Youre’ rather
33875.
Gervel (G. M.) When TI hold you in my
arms. 6008.
Gesnin (Hrman)
washing. 7307.
Gest (Elizabeth) :
like a_ princess.
I’m hanging out the
Londonderry air. T7789.
Menuet. 7956.
Orientale. 8347.
Poupée valsante. 28289,
Puck. 70389.
Song of India. 28557.
Tambourin. 28667,
Tango in D. 8928.
Third book of tones and tunes.
21074.
Geuppert (Gladys)
out of love. 4274.
Geving (Caroline)
girl come true.
I’m falling in and
IT am your dream
31856.
Géza (Falk) EHgyedem begyedem.
29540.
Ghedini (G. F.) Marinaresea é Bac-
canale. 17144.
Ghestem (Georges) :
Amandine. 12917, 12918.
Mitzi. 1788.
Ghestem (Simone) Rosita. 23828.
Gheyn (Mathias van den) Cuckoo
prelude. 29189 (75).
Ghirlanda (Juan) Alma _ Portefa.
29214.
Ghiselli (E. R.) My beloved. 20268.
Ghost goes west. 8818.
Ghys (Henri) Amaryllis. 3327, 31035.
Giachetti (Enrico) Figlio dormi.
19230.
Giacomazzi (G.) Nessuno pid di me.
32656.
Tell me are you
23561.
Giaccone (Martin)
happy with me?
Giallanza (G. G.):
Momento d’espirazione.
Pippinella. 20552.
Solemn prayer. 20824.
Stella del cielo. 20904.
Giampieri (Alamiro) :
Dodici studi moderni.
Fantasia. 29640.
Studi d’orchestra.
16 studi giornalieri.
Gianella (Perey) :
Why don-cha.
Win with Landon.
Gianfala (A. A.):
De dollar blues. 21853.
Her kiss left on my handkerchief.
16398.
Moonlit tear drops. 22875.
My Rio Grande dreams. 22978.
Plop goes the cork. 17636.
Somewhere in hell there’s a heaven.
12039.
20213.
24606.
20916.
31641-31643.
18482.
21418.
1758
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
T’aint me, it’s the old man. 23537.
Tapping my way to heaven. 23553.
Your arms are no longer mine.
24023.
Gianni Schicchi. 11749.
Giannidis (Costas) Xechase me, 3168.
Giannitti (Marie) :
How could you? 10473.
If he’d only pay attention to me.
10742.
Gianotti (C. A.) Song of the pampas.
2540.
Giant’s garden. 3965*,
Giardini (Felice de) Sonate. 6253
(142).
Giardini (Felice di) Chasse. 18648
(65).
Gibb (R. W.):
Carnival overture, 3548.
Da sleepin’ man. 29446.
Ditson four-part songs for boys
voices. 29485.
John Peel. 10917.
Little Lac Grenier.
Old King Cole.
Our heritage.
Quest. 30442.
To thee, O country. 12363.
Wee bird came. 29938, 28929.
30039.
11566.
14542.
Gibbon (J. M.) Northland songs—no.
pp RS 702
Gibbons (C. S.):
Because I love you, my dear.
13021, 31130,
Dreams of you. 13387.
Honey-girl. 22214.
Stevenson triumph. 14926.
There’s a rose in the garden of
love. 26108.
Gibbons (Carroll) My lips and your
lips. 25447.
Gibbons (F. R.) I tried to write a
love song. 138763.
Gibbons (Hal) Waltz of romance.
15229.
Gibbons (Orlando) :
Dainty: fine bird. 3670.
Silver swan. 5466, 28485.
Gibbons (Paul) When it’s August in
the District of Columbia. 18415.
Gibbs (Bessie) Longing for you.
11118.
Gibbs (C. A.):
Ballad-maker. 6390.
Cherry in spring. 26778.
Cradle song. 4852.
Dawn shall over Lethe break. 504.
Evening over the forest. 687.
Fulfilment. 773.
Garden. 29630.
Go lovely rose. 3989.
Immortality. 13833.
Larch wood. 14022.
Marston Moor 1644. 32434.
126829—37——17
Moorland ride. 4891.
Now Israel may say, and that
truly. 17440.
O mistress mine. 28134.
Salathiel pavy. 2851.
Three men of Gotham. 9017.
Two lakes. 28835.
Up in the woods. 33565.
When that I was and a little tiny
boy. 28983.
Winter. 33771.
Young May moon. 29174.
Giblin (I. M.) Pickaninny rag. 15517
(297).
Gibson (—) Wurlitzer waltz. 21461.
Gibson (Edwin) :
Moonlight and reminiscence.
11306.
Poor young daddy. 30421.
Voice of a broken heart. 12512.
Gibson (Fred) If Santa Claus comes
down the chimney. 1206.
Gibson (G. W.) jr. I know you know
I know you'll always love me. 22276.
Gibson (Harriet) When the desert
calls. 12626.
Gibson (Herman)
in love with you.
Gibson (J. V.):
All the girls smile on me. 15547.
Perk your spirits up with song.
17600.
Gibson (Thomas) Whatever you do
you ll know that I loved you. 30872.
Gibson (U. A.):
California.
My. choice.
Gibson (U. M.)
Gibson, inc.:
Gibson road to happiness guitar
teacher. 27131.
Gibson system for guitar. 31644.
Giddey (H. S.) Blue and the gold.
248,
Gideon (M. J.):
Bambooland. 29189 (21).
Billiken man. 29189 (37).
Boulevard glide. 29189 (44).
Cutey. 29189 (78).
I got a notion ’m
16500.
9810.
11358.
See Gibson (U. A.)
Dance coquette. 33904 (50).
a that old college town. 31008
81).
Oh that Yankiana rag. 29189
(306).
Ragtime land. 33904 (246).
Take plenty of shoes. 3270 (641).
Twilight town. 31003 (201).
Giebish (J. E.) We're friends on the
party line. 28919.
Giesbert (F. J.) Altes spielbuch.
15566, 15567.
Gieselman (L. P.) jr. Try it and see.
/ 12418.
1759 -
INDEX.
Gieselman (Pudy) See Gieselman
(L.VBaain:
Gieske (P. J.) I’m hanging out the
washing. 7307.
Giffen (Glen) :
Way out on the prairie.
Why should I cry. 21407.
Giffin (M. B.) Song to mother.
Gifford (A. M.):
Atria imeGs) ils:
Homeland. 29748.
Gifford (Eugene) :
Dallas blues. 15937.
I ain't got nobody, and nobody
cares for me. 16467.
Gifford (Gene) Sce Gifford (Hugene)
Gifford (Harry) :
I like your old French bonnet.
21569 (229).
I want to go to Idaho. 24031 (93).
Moon, moon, moon, can’t you tell
5937.
25939.
her I’se awaiting. 21569 (366).
Same old seaside shore. 33055.
She sells sea shells. 6253 (415).
Gifford (R. R.) Missouri welcomes
you. 11279.
Gift (H. D.):
Moonbeams waltz. 1755.
Naughty little Fate. 1927.
Giglio (Clemente) :
Africanella. 18.
Love ship. 20098.
Gigueri (Lucien) Blue moon roll
along. 13068.
Gilbert (B. B.) Keep the sun a shinin’.
27646.
Gilbert (C. J.)
Gilbert (H. J.)
Spirit of youth. 33258.
Prince and the rose.
17668*.
Gilbert (G. V.) Dresden shepherdess.
16097.
Gilbert (Gladys) Smile all the while.
5502.
Gilbert (H. F.) Dancers. 12862 (120).
Gilbert (H. K.) Dancers. 12862
(120).
Gilbert (H. M.) Inmy dreams. 19756.
Gilbert (J.) pseuwd. See Kraus (G. J.)
Gilbert (J. G.):
Au revoir, but not good-bye.
Beautiful dream. 26644.
Florida moon. 13416.
He went in like a lion. 4100.
Heartbreaker. 4110.
It’s raining in California. 4461.
Please come home dear daddy.
32878.
Vamp of Havana. 28865.
With my little horse and wagon.
29073.
Gilbert (J. G.) ltd.:
Au revoir, but not good-bye. 12964,
Beautiful dream. 26644.
Florida moon, 13416.
12964.
pts2n nes, Vek,
Please come home dear daddy.
32878.
Vamp of Havana. 28865.
With my little horse and wagon.
29073.
Gilbert (L. W.) Cut-in. 13223.
Gilbert (LL. W.) music pub. co.:
I’m gonna take you home to-nite
to meet the family. 27421.
You’re a part of me. 29135.
Gilbert (M. E. B,) Hi! Mister Roose-
velt. 926.
Gilbert (Norman) :
Hush, my dear, lie still and slum-
ber. 31841. .
King in Bethlehem. 29975.
Sing a song of sixpence. 33149:
Three impressions. 16264.
Two county songs. 31646.
Gilbert (Raymond) pseud. See Kalin
(Harry )
Gilbert (S. M.)
25872.
Gilbreth (Mary) :
Lonely dreams. 4688.
What’s ailin’ you. 5980.
Why. 9324.
You and me.
Gilbride (J. E.)
for you. 19679.
Gilchrist (A. L.)
moonlight. 33605.
Gilchrist (A. R.):
I heard the voice of Jesus Say,
33904 (120).
O Jesu, Thou art standing. 33904
(219).
Gilchrist (W. W.):
I heard the voice of Jesus Say.
33904 (120).
O Jesu, Thou art standing. 33904
(219).
Six Christmas carols. 29189 (1381),
Gildersleeve (Glenn) :
Festival songs. for Delaware
schools, 1935-19386. 723. —
Singing days. 17919.
Giles (Lucille) Sailing to the moon.
2344.
Since I’ve lost you.
9415.
I’ve lost all my love
Walking in the
Gilewski (Thaddeus)
the Hudson. 4888.
Gil Forte (Salvador) :
Cuando yo me enamore. 9947.
Del hijo a la madre. 13261,
Entre flores hay amores.
29552.
Fé, esperanza y caridad. 13401.
Himno Allan Kardee. 10487.
Marcha del amor, amor espiritista.
20154.
Vida del marinero. 15209.
Gilinsky (Irving) What did I do to
you. 12579.
Moonlight. on
19172,
1760
nos. 1-12, 1936
INDEX
Gill (F. E.)
9509 (664).
Gill (Frank): .
Africa. 12877.
Bagoo. 18761.
Caracas. 18896.
Carola. 6576.
Dear Lord. 13247.
Last of the rumbas. 7675, 11003.
Rita. 20662.
That night in Cuba. 15060.
Gill (H.) Lullaby. 32409.
Gill (Maida) I found an angel. 7215.
Gill (W. H.) Sheep under the snow.
’ 9509 (664).
Gillam (Gertrude) I know, dear heart.
1030.
Gillardon (Dorathea) I have set my
date with you. 24793.
Gillen (Alfred) and Gillen (Tom):
I fell in love with your picture.
22260.
You got me.
Gillen (Webbie) :
Gay chickadee. 789.
My angel mother, I love thy mem-
ory. 143836.
Never give up. 1938.
Red rose means I love you. 8511,
20638.
Giller (Morris)
you. 27410.
Gillespie (EH. O.) Let’s ask dad. 16927.
Gillespie (Haven):
Sleepy Town express. 8707.
When the shadows grow longer.
30892.
Gillespie (Lucille)
23572.
Gillespie (Rose) :
It makes a lot of difference when
29118.
I’m fascinated over
Texas we love you.
youre with the girl you love..
21569 (255).
Longing for you sweetheart.
(223).
Gillet (Ernest) :
Coeur joyeux. 3270 (101, 102).
Italia. 3270 (331).
Gillet (Georges) Scales and _ studies.
18648 (316),
Gillet (L. H.)
15517
‘Seales and _ studies.
18648 (316).
Gillett (A. L.):
No but yes. 11492.
When the circus comes to town.
12625.
Words. 12730.
Gillett (E. G.):
Good night. 22128.
My mother dear. 22956.
Revery in my garden. 5322.
Gillette (C. F.) New method of self
instruction for saxophone. 23007-
23010.
Sheep under the snow. | Gillette (J. R.):
Cotton blossoms. 11344,
Musing. 11344.
Symphony. 5659.
Gillette (Mickey) See Gillette (C. F.)
Gilliam (J. H.) Cupid caught me
’sleep. 21823.
Gilliam (Leonard) :
Moonlight memories. 30182.
My sunset valley home. 14425.
Gillis (C. E.):
Lost without you. 14152.
March on for G. O. P.
27868.
This is love.
Gillis (HE. B.)
3598.
Gillis (Frank) :
Is this really love, or is it only
make believe. 13883.
You are the center of attraction.
20152,
15094,
Christian’s theme song.
6161.
Gillispie (Ernest) My golden haired
Sweetheart. 17312.
Gillman (C. F.) Red, White and Blue.
20640.
Gillmann (Kurt)
23474.
Gillmor (B. S.) and Gillmor (C. R:)}
Suite in alten stil,
- Sail on silvery clouds. 8599, 20714.
Gillmour (Camille) See Hanway
(C. G.)
Gilmore (B. P.) His way is best.
22199.
Gilmore (E. J.) jr. Moon of my de-
Sire. 142938.
Gilmore (E. M.) Disillusion. 10030.
Gilmore (M. O.) Melba. 4816. .
Gilmore (Ottis) Wonderful girl. 6121.
Gilmore (P. A.):
O God of men and nations. 28129.
Turn us again. 28821,
Gilmore (P. S.) Barcarolle. 9655.
Gilmore (V. S.) Love time. 1579.
Gilmour (Priscilla ) Slipping into slip-
pers. 14821.
Gilpin (William) :
Broadway. 18846.
Niagara Falls waltz. 25502.
Optimistic song and march. 14536.
Gilroy (C. F.).:
Cheer boys cheer. 13150.
My days in. old Warren. 20276.
Rhode Island, the gem of New
England. 17737.
Gilson (Paul) Exercices d’harmonie.
3863-3865.
Gilstein (Larry):
Am I dreaming. 9571.
There’s romance in a_ rainbow.
28736.
Gimbel (Charles)
(62).
Bon ton. 12862
1761.
INDEX
| pti, mvs: veo
Gimblin (Ethel)
Joaquin. 4417.
Gindhart (Tom):
Gotcha. 19345.
I’m in the business—what busi-
ness. 27428, 29816.
Plans. 17623.
Sweet night. 18059.
Gines (Jesse) :
Just doing the Georgia stomp
down. 13968.
My sweet Magnolia. 14426.
Gingrich (Ruth) Dreamer of dreams.
3784.
Ginn & co.:
Blending voices. 9726.
Festival songs for Delaware
schools, 1935-1936. 723.
Listen and sing. 4652.
Play a tune. 5238.
Rhythms and rimes. 5334.
Sing a song. 5479.
Singing days. 17919.
Songs of many lands.
Tunes and harmonies.
Tuning up. 5830.
_ World of music. 15415.
Ginnett (A. L.) When the bloom is on
the orchard. 28985.
Ginsberg (Simon)
9412.
Ginsburg (Isaac) Love dance.
Gioconda. 18648 (93).
Gioé (Joseph) Stasera mi sembri pit
bella. 14920.
Gioé (Sal):
Dancing ina daze. 15946, 19020.
Down on the farm. 581.
Heaven. 917.
DOO.
21148.
You above all.
22720.
Ill come to you. 1045.
Paper on the wall. 20506, 20507.
Stars above me. 2585.
Till the clouds come along. 2790.
Tipler’s lament. 2794.
To be like this. 2799.
Giordani (—) Turn once again. 21153.
Giordani (Giuseppe) Caro mio ben.
6575.
Giordano (Joseph)
you now. 25608.
Giordano (Umberto) :
Giordaniana no. 1. 22091.
Voto. 2932.
Giorgio (Vincenzo de):
Ooh! If I had
Clouds and sunshine. 15868.
Regret. 17716.
Giorza (Paolo) Regina coeli. 3270
(527).
Giosi (Guido) Street organ man and
is favored dish past’e fasulo. 14985.
Gipe (Lottie) When the golden pop-
pies bloom. 6029.
Gipson (EH. S.):
Stompin’ around. 23457.
In the vivid San
When I am looking at you. 23789.
Gipson (Eddie) See Gipson (E. 8.)
Gipsy baron. 31648.
Girl at the helm. 24031 (55,59).
Girl from the states. 31003 (44, 79,
85, 94, 125, 192, 210, 216, 223).
Girl I left behind me. 10296.
Girl of the jungles. 22866.
Girl of the Ozarks. 13645.
Girl scouts, inc., prop., and Girl scouts,
ine. Program diyv., au. Sing to-
gether. 17915.
Girls of Gottenberg. 9509 (182).
Girls who wear glasses. 29643*.
Giron. (Adolfo) In old Chapultepec.
4396.
Giselman (M. W.) Little shepherd’s
song. 1515.
Gish (Mary) Moon and June. 14286.
Gisinger (H. A.) My school-day sweet-
heart. 25472.
Gisondi (Annette) :
Anything for a laugh. 26588.
You amuse me. 26439.
Gissara (G.) Inno per gli ex cam-
battenti italiani, post no. 1. 25001.
Git on board. 381652.
Gitelstein (Lawrence) :
Am I dreaming. 9571.
There’s romance in a_ rainbow.
28736.
Gitterman (Irving) Going through life
alone. 6996.
Giudice (Mike) So sad and _ blue.
28536.
Giuditta. 2590.
Giuliani (Vittorio) :
Bulla, Bulla. 6522.
Canzone del mattino.
Cenere. 347, 6788.
Dolee inecanto. 16047.
Fra le mimose in fior. 1766.
Son tutte frottole. 18669.
Vespro. 9137, 238697.
Giulio Cesare. 27137.
Giumarra (Minette)
(Minnie )
Giumarra (Minnie) Why am I lone-
some and blue. 18472.
Giunta (F. S.):
Italian victory march. 16818.
Prodigal son. 382919.
Giuranna (Barbara) See
(HE. B.)
Giuranna (E. B.):
Allegro di concerto. 29215.
Due quartine popolari greche.
24616.
Due strofe siciliane. 24617.
Give us this night. 4315, 4916, 6908,
6976, 73842, 8051, 8115, 8785, 8880.
Given (Eric) My most beautiful love
song. 32611.
6562, 6931.
See Giumarra
Giuranna
1762
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Givens (Alex) Under the Florida
moon. 18264.
Givens (S. O.) jr. Songs of the Phi
kappa psi fraternity and its colleges
and universities. 17982.
Givot (George) Me Greek.
Gladish (Cora) :
America-all. 31087.
Dear today. 3702.
Wondrous wild rose. 93882.
Glahn (Vrs. E. A.) Down a
stream. 24448.
Glamorous night. 18473.
Glaneuse (La) 15517 (124).
Glantz (Harry):
Caprice Geraldine. 6565.
Caprice Janice. 6566.
Forty eight studies for the ad-
vanced trumpeter. 3977, 16280.
Reverie. 8530.
Valse Lois. 9128.
Valse souvenir. 9129.
Venetian barcarolle. 9133.
Glanville (W. A.) My mother for me
lingers. 8124.
Glaser (J. R.) Colonel Nelson M. Hold-
erman medal of honor march. 26824.
Glasgow (F. I.):
Indian song moon. 7515.
Please take care of my heart.
4809, 7935.
silver
30416.
Trudgin’. 18237.
Glass (B. C.) Newsboy’s prayer.
25501.
Glasscock (J. W.) Invitation song.
19789.
Glasscock (R. L.):
Invitation song. 19789.
Morning glory. 20245.
Valse in A flat. 21191.
Glasser (B. G.):
Chee, chee, chee, chee, choo. 18920.
I have built a sanctuary in my
heart. 19550.
I picked you for my legal beau.
16629,
Glassmacher (W. J.):
American cowboys songs. 9578.
Treasure chest community songster.
15146,
Treasure chest of children’s songs
and games. 2826.
Treasure chest of Christmas songs
and carols. 380770.
Treasure chest of cowboy songs.
2827.
Treasure chest of darn fool ditties.
9065.
Treasure chest of gems for piano.
9066
Treasure chest of homespun tunes.
2828.
Treasure chest of old time song
hits. 2829.
Treasure chest of songs we love.
9067.
Treasure chest of world-wide songs.
9068.
Glasson (lL. T.) Upon the first day of
the week. 6253. (493).
Glasspool (C. H.) Day off. 29458.
Glauber (M. J.) :
Dancing pair. 485, 9963, 18233.
You’re just the type. 9454. .
Glaze (R. E.) I’m going fishing today.
10616,
Glazounoff (—)
28457.
Glazounov (A.)
Gleams of sunshine.
Gleasner (L. E.) jr.
moon. 4622.
Gleason (Jack) Vipers dream. 26215.
Gleason (W.G.) Put the rainbow back
into the sky. 238222.
Gleason (Walter) JTve built a dream
world of my own. 27477.
Gleichton verlag. Schone hinde spielen.
schone melodien. 17828.
Glenn (Ann) See Aley (A. G.)
Glenn (E. B.) Wild West songs. 18489.
Glenn (H. L.) Amid the Indian dune-
lands. 24087.
Glenn (H. W.):
Serenade espagnol.
Concerto. 16282.
397T*.
Let’s look at the
Artist’s festival. 12946.
Brownies. 6518.
Come to the fair. 6654.
Fairy pipers. 6884.
Pomp folio. 8442, 84438.
Glenn (Lloyd) :
Deep blue melody. 24899.
E minor. 24494,
Glenn (Mabelle) :
Blending voices. 9726.
Classic Italian songs. 9883.
Listen and sing. 4652.
Play a tune. 5233.
Rhythms and rimes. 5384.
Sing a song. 5479.
Songs of many lands. 5553.
Tunes and harmonies. 21148.
Tuning up. 58380.
Glenn (Nelly) You are the same old
sweetheart. 6164,
Glenn (Willa) pseud. My old Blue
Mountain home. 4983.
Gletle (J. M.):
Frisch auf, ihr musikanten. 6939.
Vorlesung tiber die gesundheit.
9155.
Glick (L. B.)
30212.
Glickman (M. H.):
Amaryllis. 3327.
Apache dance. 5092.
Ase’s death. 873.
Chanson triste. 2844.
Clayton’s grand march. 3610.
My dream of yesterday.
1763
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Glickman (M. H.)—Continued.
Eli Eli. 653.
Flight of the bumble-bee.
Funeral march. 3581.
Gold and silver. 829.
Golden wedding. 836.
Habanera. 238.
Home in the West. 10453.
How can I leave thee. 10472.
Hymn to the sun. 978.
Idaho. 10739.
Jolly coppersmith.
Kol nidre. 1407.
Largo. 1426.
Listen to the mocking bird. .11070.
Little old shanty on the claim.
1509.
Moonlight sonata.
Old corral. 8271.
Poem. 2155.
Sailing. 11880.
Simple aveu. 5470.
Swan. 2350.
We sat beneath the maple on the
hill. 5950.
Glickman (Milton)
3909.
1335.
205.
I’m the fellow all
the girls talk about. 22360.
Gliere (R.) Dance of the Russian
sailors. 6705.
Glines (R. B.) So ends the day. 5514.
Glinka (M.) Cherubim song. 15517
(52).
Glocken-verlag, inh. Franz Lehar:
Ganze welt dreht sich um liebe.
19282, 19283.
Hie und da sagt eine frau zu al-
lem, ja. 19451, 19452.
Ich liebe dich. 19701, 19702.
Land des lichelns. 32229.
Lockende lied.. 20022, 32325-32327.
Paganini. 32824.
Piave-marsch. 20588.
Sehau mich an, sei mir gut.
19282, 19283.
Suite de danse. 20924.
Tatjana. 20993.
Glombig (Eberhard) Beim allerersten
tangoschritt. 381148.
Gloor (H. O. W.):
Graydawn. 7025.
Old town hall dance.
Silver Bell. 8682.
Springtime in the woods.
Glore (C. B.)
10841.
Gloria und der clown. 13474.
Gloria-verlag biihnenvertrieb u. musik-
verlag (H. Liechti & co.) Zum gold-
enen halbmond. 9502.
Glorious Calvary. 31657.
Glory chillun. 24623*.
Glory dawn. 16284.
Glover (C. W.) Rose of Tralee. 8580,
20692.
8293.
8811.
Is evrything copesetic.
Glover (Dorothy)
nua.
Glover (G. E.):
Just a little waltz. 1355.
Old time dances. 8291.
Root-ti-ti-toot-ti-toot. 28393.
Musie and mime.
Glover (J. M.) Toujours lVamour.
29189 (488).
Glover (Joe) Continental parody.
18972.
Glover (M. J.) Tree. 5813.
Glover-Kind (Alfred) prop., and Glov-
er-Kind (J. A.) aw. I do like to be
beside the seaside. 24031 (82).
Gluck (C. W. von):
Danza degli spiriti beati.
Maienkonigin. 24031 (60).
Melody. 3984.
31662.
Glticksschweinchen (Das) 21569
(168).
Glynn (Carolyne) :
I am singing a song. 4194.
Smiling thru’ tears. 12013.
Gneceo (P. E.):
Amore mio. 86.
Ho chiesto al cuore. 24720.
Gneiser (Anna)
4390.
Go down, Moses. 3987.
Go West young man.
28184, 28185.
Goad (lL. L.) My soliloquy. 14423.
Goatley (Alma):
Love errant. 1561.
Teasing song. 5688.
God rest you merry, gentlemen.
God who was tired. 138477*.
Godard (B. L. P.):
Adagio pathétique. 13478, 24627.
Berceuse. 3995, 3996, 31670.
Half hours with the favorite com-
posers. 15517 (127).
Goddard (W. K.) Gona keep a date.
19324.
Goddess of liberty. 24031 (112, 155),
26533 (57, 98, 107, 116, 188, 290, 326),
29189 (88, 136, 150, 168, 196, 240, 317,
In Dreamland dear.
27144, 27495,
827.
421, 468).
Godes (P.):
Bravo Rafaelillo. 26710.
Caraba. 24256.
Malaguenia. 25287.
Mi destino. 27922.
Morenita. 25373.
Godetz (Tony) Mei liabste zeit. 142438.
Godfrey (Dan):
Follow the fleet. 19245.
Musical comedy memories.
Red roses. 9509 (612).
Things to come. 9002.
Godfrey (Fred) :
Diver goes down and down. 16027.
Feller that played the pianner.
10200.
17271.
1764.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
If ev’ryone did a good turn every
day. 32035.
Molly O’Morgan. 29189 (274).
Old sailor. 303834.
Sailors love the girls. 53887.
Welcoming them in to the Wel-
come Inn. 383646.
Godfrey (John) She’s the wealthiest
woman on earth. 2421.
Godfrey (K. C.) Im wrapped
dreams of you. 24872.
Godin (Felix) Valse
28864.
Goding (H. V.)
16884.
Godowsky (Leopold) :
Carmen. 9719.
Faust. 10837.
Tannhiuser. 12521.
Trovatore. 12493.
Godowsky (Louis) :
in
septembre.
Kisses on your lips.
Chasse. 24284.
Dusk. 24490.
Tango. 26054.
God’s family. 16289*.
Godske-Nielsen (Nellie) My love is in
old Mejico. 28045.
Godwin (Frank) Emblem of victory.
29541.
Godwin
gone.
(Sylvia)
255383.
Goebel (Friedel)
verheirat. 10117.
Goebel (G. H.) Du bist verkehrt ver-
heirat. 10117.
Goebel (Grace) :
Army mule, 6846.
I die a little each day. 136384.
Now that you’re
Du bist verkehrt
Star light—star bright. 2578.
Goedel (Hmmi) Kinder singt mit.
4551.
Gohler (Georg)
Goehr (G. W.):
Fantasia of the veld. 714.
Passacaglia. 16322.
From the Welsh hills. 6942.
I give my heart. 7224.
Goehr (W.) Alpine valse. 67.
Goehring (H. M.) Lockhart band-class
method. 1520.
Gorling (Miff) Lat oss vara vénner.
14015.
Goetschius (Percy) :
Sonata. 15517 (361).
Sonatina album. 26533 (270).
Sonatinas. 26533 (271, 272).
Thirty inventions. 265383 (19).
Twelve sonatinas. 12862 (104).
Two mazurkas. 15517 (128, 129).
Goette (E. L.):
I’m prepared for 16599,
22352:
Old prairie schooner.
Then I find happiness.
love.
11572.
18151.
Goette (H. J.): ;
Boondoggle ballad. 15746.
Under the moon. 33556.
Goettel (J. O.) I’m excited. 27409.
Goettler (Olive) Tuneful little mel-
ody. 238659.
Goetz,(B. T.):
All I need is the memory of a bliss-
ful kiss with you. 47.
Darlin’. 6724.
Dreamer dream your dreams with
me. 6805.
Long live the king. 4698.
Manhattan at midnight. 7900.
My mother’s smile. 4980.
Roll along Mississippi. 2308.
Sleepy dolly in a box. 8703.
Taps to love. 2694, 5681.
There’s a cobweb on the moon.
2747.
Three
STL:
We're on our way to heaven.
2978.
Goetz (H. R.):
Bambooland. 29189 (21).
Billiken man. 29189 (387).
Boulevard glide. 29189 (44).
Cutey. 29189 (78).
girlies from 10th avenue.
In that old college town. 31003
(81).
Oh that Yankiana rag. 29189
(306).
Play that fandango rag. 29189
(329).
Ragtime land. 33904 (246).
That ecuddlin’ rag. 29189 (423).
Twilight town. 31003 (201).
You’re just the kind of girl I’d like
26533
my girl to be. (340),
31008 (226).
Goetz (HE. T.) Dance night. 31385.
Goetz (Evelyn) :
Hesitation waltz. 10429.
Without that man of mine. 12712.
Goetz (Walter) :
At last I’m in love. 6855.
Baby that’s what you mean to me.
6377.
Me for you. 7934.
Undergraduate rhumba. 15187.
Would all our dreams come true.
93938.
Goetze (W. F.):
In after years.
My song. 11435.
Schach dem kobnig ... 30506.
Verliebte wauwau. 18289.
Goffin (L. HE.) Days that are wasted
away. 9989.
Gogiose (G. D.):
Dos rosas para ti.
Hoy te quiero mas.
27531.
6790.
969.
1765
INDEX
pbo1I, Dr Si; V.3.
Goico (Elpidio) :
Strings of my heart. 25990.
When you are
15339.
Going home to live with God. 6995.
Going places. 26995, 27002, 27297,
28249, 29138, 29660.
Going to hold out to the end. 279151.
Goins (T. C.) Heart aches. 24696.
Gold (Artur):
Ja kocham calty Swiat ... 13922,
14626.
Jak zakochac sie-to w_ niedziele.
13932, 13983.
Klementyna. 21884, 22597.
Miedzy nami juz romans skojiic-
zony. 14267, 32488.
Przy kominku. 32926, 32927.
Przyjdzie taki dzieh ... 14626,
14627.
Tulipany. 33525, 33526.
Zdejm maske z twarzy. 9500, 9501.
Gold (Henryk) :
JaSminy. 32146, 32147.
Mitosé trwata krotko. 7975, 7976.
Niezapominajki. 23018, 23019.
Gold (Morris) pseud. See Goldstein
(Morris)
Gold (R. A.):
Dream tears. 13820.
It’s in the bag. 16798.
Jittery Joe, on his old banjo. 19839.
Washington on parade. 18334.
When will it be. 2138583.
You had your chance and passed
it up. 18579.
You’re just my summer girl. 12798.
Gold (Simon) That’s how I'l) cling to
you. 8971.
Gold braid. 29661.
Gold-diggers of 1937. 29210, 30019,
30608, 30934.
Goldammer (C. M.) Retrospect. 23251.
Goldberg (Al):
I stole a kiss. 19660.
Love reigns supreme. 20097.
Goldberg (Boris) Nag, nag, nag.
20337.
Goldberg (Harry) Stella. 14921.
Goldberg (M. L.):
It’s only a dream. 13906.
Ooh the things you do to me.
14534.
Goldberg (Max):
Swagger swing. 33312.
Tone poem. 28781.
Goldberg (Sydney) You’re my sym-
phony. 23990.
Goldblatt (Norman) :
Give my heart a break, but don’t
break my heart. 22100.
I have no regrets, have you. 1024.
Love is in the air. 17067.
On a silv’ry shore. 14511.
mine all mine.
Pardon my lips. 17582.
She’d be mine for the asking.
14767.
Swing’s the thing. 14985.
Thank you too much. 21016.
There’s always romance. 5750.
To Mary—with love. 26135.
You’re no amateur. 9460.
Goldblum (Clara) Dancing Chanukah
lights. 31387*.
Goldbranson (Kent) My radio.
Golden (J. L.):
Chinese love song.
Dan. 18648 (91).
Fie, fie, Fifi. 18648 (127).
Golden rod, flower of liberty. 3270
(220).
Help. 18648 (165).
Honey buneh. 21569 (207).
I’ve been married once. 18648
(186).
In vaudeville.
Just we two. 18648 (211).
Meet me down on the corner.
18648 (240).
Mister Othello. 18648 (244).
Now that I can have it, I don’t
want it. 18648 (260).
Oh, you candy kid. 21569 (419),
26533 (208).
Yoo-la! Dear old Spain.
(396).
You're my girl.
Golden (lL. H.) One more waltz with
you dearheart. 5160.
Golden days. 16289**,
Golden girl. 12862 (184, 158, 196, 229,
239, 249, 264, 294), 15517 (348), 24031
(184), 29189 (89, 104, 1388, 176, 182,
194, 209, 234).
Golden slippers. 19321.
Golden slumbers. 835.
Golden widow. 33904 (50, 246).
Goldfine (John): |
I'll be good to you. 4282.
Shame, shame, shame on you.
25845.
When a Gypsy dreams.
Goldhardt (R. L.)
30228.
Goldie (C. E.)
30070.
Goldkette (George) There’re just as
good fish in the ocean. 12305.
Goldman (B. B.) You're all there is,
there can’t be any more like you.
18592.
Goldman (KE. F.):
America. 12919.
Bugles and drums. 18851.
Builders of America. 26726.
College spirit. 404.
Equinox. 671.
4992.
18648 (68).
21569 (251).
18648
21569 (631).
30138.
My heart’s for rent.
Love is available.
1766
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Foundation to trumpet, cornet,
playing. 16231.
Goldman march album. 10323.
On the heights. 2055.
Progressive. 28309.
Spirit of peace. 33904 (288, 289).
Goldman (Hyman):
I could live on love. 27330.
Ten commandments of love. 18119.
Goldman (Mrs. J.) You just wait.
21505.
Goldman (M. Q.) Banquet. 292838.
Goldman (Sid) pseud. See Blitz
(Leo)
Goldmark (Carl) Sakuntala. 17797.
Goldner (Lillian) :
Youll find out how much I care
about you. 3203.
You're still in love with me. 3228. |
Goldring (Morris) :
Broadway of Manhattan. 13094.
My pretty Gypsy maid. 4991.
Searching. 17834.
Tango of love. 18095.
Goldschmidt (Berthe Marx-) See
Marx-Goldschmidt (Berthe)
Goldsmith (Maury) If I had known.
CoN 2.
Goldstein (H. H.)
Goldstein (Lillian)
6141.
Goldstein (Mark (Krealoff)) Riding
on a bicycle, I fell in love with you.
8545.
March. 17610.
Ya vas loobiue.
Goldstein (Max) Stingy kid. 12862
(480).
Goldstein (Morris) Spend a little
time with me. 2559.
Goldstein (Nat.) Sweet little Nora
Riley. 12862 (482).
Goldstein (R. J.):
Don’t let me down. 16057.
I dream of you. 13639.
Why worry, drink and let’s be gay.
6096.
Ya vas loobliue.
Goldstein (W. H.)
in heaven. 10534.
Goldsworthy (W. A.):
Come death, I shall not fear thee.
24325.
Grace before singing. 4026.
Judgment of Sheba. 1340*.
Now let me die. 255380.
Soldier’s bride. 25914.
Golestan (Stan) Concerto moldave.
26836.
Goller (Vinzenz)
Gollinger (A. R.)
25859.
Golly (F. E.)
loved. 7270.
Golondrina (La)
Golson (James)
6141.
I found a new star
Fanfare. 29580.
Short and sweet.
I lost the one girl I
19323.
Unjust one. 12469.
10348.
26563.
Gomez (A. C.) Guarany.
Gomez (R.) Alma Andaluza.
Gomezanda (Antonio) :
Despedida. 10020.
Mananitas de Manzanillo.
Ranita. 11790.
Gompf (D. A.):
Dreaming to-day. 19134.
On the banks of the Scioto. 8309.
There’s a ripple in my heart
to-day. 30718.
Gonealves (Maria)
7899.
Your eyes bother
me. 15498.
Gonda (Hugene) Sombre dimanche.
14847.
Gondek (Albert) Ive got the rainy
day blues. 10699.
Gondek (Andrew)
Gondola delle chimere.
12402.
Gondoliers
31680.
Gondringer (L. H.):
In the heart of the golden prairies.
13855.
Sand hills. 11888.
Two red lips. 5849.
When I’m with you.
Meditation. 27894.
8159, 10258,
469, 2681,
(The) 2967,
9264.
Gonella (Nat) Crazy valves. 31368.
Gonnella (F. A.) Cuban swing. 21822.
Gonner (Lawrence) South side Cath-
olic high school march. 12075.
Gonzales (Charley) Tu ausencia.
2845.
Gonzalez (H. C.):
Dreams. 16088.
Flor del Oriente. 6912.
True to me. 23656.
With you in my arms. 23898.
Gonzalez (Leopoldo) Cuando yo
muera. 15928.
Gonzalez (Louis) Let us be depression
sweethearts. 25166.
Gonzalez (M. R. A.)
1070.
Gonzalez Fernandez (Victor) :
Alternativa. ‘70.
Cortijera. 15908.
Manton. 25291.
Pedrucho. 2124.
Good (A. M.) Smiling with Roosevelt.
30566.
Good (H. A.) When the stars and
moon say. 38049.
Good-by beloved Napoli. 10324-10826.
Good king Wenceslas. 29667.
Good morning, pretty maid.
Good-night Vienna. 22130.
Good tidings in Scripture and spiritual
I love you, I do.
19336.
songs. 19340.
Goodchild (Edward) Chariot race.
ous
Goodell (Walter) :
Album of favorite songs. 18674.
1767
INDEX
Goodell (Walter)—Continued.
Defenders. 24403.
Gramercy square. 19349.
Mother’s lullaby. 8034.
Goodhart (Al):
Cocktail time. 400.
Crazy with love. 21814.
Don’t count your chickens. 562.
Funnies aren’t funny when I’m
blue. 16246.
I could be in heaven if you’d come
down to earth. 19529.
I don’t give a continental. 1004.
I’m in a dancing mood. 24848.
I’m never too busy for you. 1112.
I make a motion. 1184.
Keep your eye in the sky. 1392.
My red letter day. 22972.
Tap your tootsies. 2693.
There’s always a happy ending.
5748.
This’ll make you whistle.
Without rhythm. 3139.
You've got the wrong rhumba.
3240.
Goodhart (Della)
21658.
Goodhue (G. C.)
tury. 7985.
2774.
Babes in the wood.
Mistake of the cen-
Goodman (Al) Dream boat. 31472.
Goodman (Arthur) Hook, line and
sinker, I’ve fallen for you. 138590.
Goodman (B. F.):
Crying in the dark. 15926.
Heav’n must have sent you.
Then I’ll be happy. 15071.
Way up in the redwoods. 21248,
You kissed me, dear. 6178, 12779.
Goodman (Benny) :
13565.
House hop. 19490, 27287.
Stompin’ at the Savoy. 5599,
18018.
Swingtime in the Rockies. 23530.
Trans-continental. 18228.
Goodman (Eli) Iam alone. 4192.
Goodman (Herald) When it’s lamp
lightin’ time up in heaven. 23806.
Goodman (J. A.) My love will never,
never change. 30237.
Goodman (M. J.) Heav’n must have
sent you. 138565.
Goodman (Mrs. M. J.)
(B. F.
Goodman (Martin)
tune. 7196.
Goodman (Sidney)
fire. 20794.
Goodnight, I¢¥dies. 138489.
Goodnight Vienna. 4020, 23782.
Goodrich (William) :
Lady said yes. 7666.
There ain’t no one.
Ya got me. 9401.
Goodridge (Alan) My treasure. 32635.
See Goodman
I can’t carry a
Sitting by the
8982.
DtiUir, MyS.F wero
Goodsell (F. S.):
I dreamed. 10528.
I wonder why I thrill. 4357.
I wrote a little song about my
sweetie pie. 10734.
It had to happen to you and I.
10854.
Midnight.
South wind.
Sucker blues.
Goodson (McVeigh)
14265.
12076.
12148.
Pivot and bump.
8418.
Goodspeed (J. E.) Morning prayer.
17248.
Goodwin (J. J.) Baby didn’t you get
fooled. 21656.
Goodwin (R. D.):
Listen to him play on his clarinet.
32290.
Lonely little sweetheart, I’m lonely
too. 11105.
No wonder I’m blue. 30284.
Goodwin (V. E.) Don’t forget to swing
is. Jk Oss,
Goodwin & Tabb,
teenth century tunes.
ltd. Two seven-
18176.
Goon (Sven) Lat oss vara vinner.
14014, 14015.
Goosman (M. L.) Prairie moon.
nha irearA
Goossens (Eugene) :
Don Juan de Manara.
Four songs. 18492.
Goral (Zina) Beautiful Hollywood.
31126. '
Gorcia (Mike):
Love was just a dream.
Moi she moi she. 20212.
Gordon (B. B.) Russian moon. 11872.
Gordon (Ben) Wild and wooly [sic]
Willie. 21410.
Gordon (Bert) :
Come on and be an all American.
509.
17079.
411.
Come up and see me some time.
3627.
Has anybody seen my Mickey
Mouse. 19412.
I’m gone-a steal somebody else’s
sweetheart. 19618.
It’s O. K. big boy, O. K. 16802.
Let’s tip our hats to Franklin
Roosevelt. 1473.
Smiling Joe. 233886.
Wake up you Uncle Sammie.
5917.
You can’t take it that’s all. 18571.
You'll want me back again. 23965.
Gordon (Clara) Uncle Sam sez to his
sons. 21172.
Gordon (E. M.) Franklin D. Roose-
velt. 16234.
Gordon (Fannie) :
Siemieczki. 8676, 8677.
1768
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ziudzenie. 383900, 33901. .
Gordon (Gavin) Rake’s progress.
5296.
Gordon (H. 8.) ine.:
Parade of the lollypops.. 11640.
Terra tremuit. 12255.
That little green cot. 28693.
Vexilla Regis prodeunt. 12497.
Gordon (H. W.)
to me. 24472.
Gordon (Hugh):
Gondolieri. 6999.
Ten famous solos. 10332.
Gordon (Irving) Band played on and
on. 15664.
Gordon (James) I'd rather drink
muddy water, sleep in a hollow log.
31869.
Gordon (Lee):
There’s no substitute for you.
12315, 15086.
You are romance.
Gordon (Lola)
714.
Gordon (Mack) :
But definitely. 138106.
Buy a bar of Barry’s.
Dreamland in heaven
15435.
Fantasia of the veld.
9790.
Don’t give a good gosh darn.
21898.
Dreamland choo-choo to Lullaby
towh. 26985.
Everybody dance. 21988.
Good-night my love. 27170, 31697.
Head over heels in love. 19425.
I wanna go to the zoo. 27486,
320038.
It’s you I’m talking about. 4469,
10884.
Lookin’ around corners for you.
22705.
May I have the next romance with
you. 22796.
Military man. 14268.
My, what a diffrent night. 17367.
Oh, my goodness. 14487.
One never knowsS—does_ one.
28195, 32784.
Peck’s theme song. 11663.
Star fell out of heaven. 20891.
There’s that look in your eyes
again. 23608.
Through the courtesy of love.
30739, 307490.
To Mary with love. 26186, 28769.
When I’m with you. 153801.
You gotta s-m-i-l-e to be
double-p-y. 33842, 33843.
You’ve gotta eat your spinach,
baby. 15491.
Gordon (Mackenzie)
song to you. 22370.
Gordon (Murray) Can’t help loving
you, dear. 9828.
h-a-
I’m writing this
Gordon (R. B.) We want Roosevelt to
Stayin 2i2¢1.
Gorden (R. B.) jr:
Harlem holiday. 7064.
Now I’m _ disappointed
1982.
Rumble seat and you. 8589.
Sleepy night falls. 8706,
Gordon (R. K.):
Ay means ever, and aye means
in love.
yes. 6365.
Ever since, in the moonlight.
3849.
Going ho-hum! sweet ho-hum.
6998.
Grandpapa said to grandmama.
859.
T’ll raise a hullabaloo. 4244.
Kiss your baby goodnight.
Little whistle. 4673.
She acquiesced. 8657.
Gordon (Ralph) :
Baby lullaby. 15647.
Capricorn. 24255.
Grand terrace rhythm. 24648.
Heavenward bound. 163881.
Mad house. 11194.
You are so lovely. 18563.
Gordon (Regina) You _ better
single to-day. 21491.
Gordon (Wallace) :
I’m going to be a_ boondoggler.
10617.
My New deal theme song. 8130.
Gordon (William) You better stay
single to-day. 21491.
Gore (G. W.) I’m complaining to you
for the way you’ve treated me.
10605.
Gore (J. S.) When I joined the Wood-
men of the world. 83672.
Gorecki (Thaddeus) They hear the
sirens for the second time. 9001.
Gorée (Ethel):
Life is just a bubble. 19988.
Texas blue bonnet. 15039.
Gorham (John) jr. Girl of my dreams
has come true. 31649.
Gorman (lL. C.):
One little girl in blue.
4558.
stay
8325.
Since you came back to me. 28490.
Gorney (Jay) Gaby can can. 19280.
Gorno (Albino) Musetta. 7050.
Gornston (David) :
Bach inventions. 31091.
High tone studies. 7115, 13578.
Left hand bass and chord studies.
19942.
Lip flexibility studies. 19996.
Modern etudes and chord studies.
25350.
Modern system of natural playing
for all brass instruments in
treble clef. 253583.
1769
INDEX
Gornston (David)—Continued.
Professional student guitar method,
2198.
Studies on register changes. 8848.
Unusual chords applied. 30810.
Weird etudes. 183868.
Gorohoff (W. J.) Vm gonna write a
song. 22327.
Gorrell (C. R.):
Tll love you for that memory.
13662.
King’s ex. 25107.
Let me have just one smile from
you. 14043.
See what I mean.
Someday, someday
14853.
Sunset. 13160.
Tidy-didy-um-dum-dum. 15111.
Why should I worry over you.
15381.
Gorrell (John)
time in Dixie.
Gorruso (Sam)
Gorska (St.)
wie. 15006.
Gorsuch (M. A.) Millie Belle.
Gorzynski (Tadeusz) :
Day will come. 24885.
Piosenka fal. 8413, 8414.
Zostata nam piosenka.. .
15511.
Gospel glory.
14752.
will come.
When it’s hog killing
6016.
Let me dream. 4606.
Niech nikt o tem nie
22833.
15510,
16299.
Gospel hour song book. 16300.
Gospel trumpet co. Gospel glory.
16299.
Goss (J. K.):
If you'll be my leap year sweet-
heart. 10763.
Milkman’s way of sayin’ good
mornin’. 11275.
Goss (John)
Lord your God.
Gossee (F. J.):
Stand up and bless the
18648 (332).
Gavotte. 6557.
Tambourin. 28667.
Gossick (B. R.) Petite gquartette.
17602.
Gossip Joan. 842.
Gott (Chas.) When your love blends
with mine. 3066.
Gott (H. J.) Princess Peppermint.
20587".
Gotter (F. P.):
Joe Palooka.
Just to live
7624.
Gotter (Fletcher )
Gottler (Jerome)
Gottschalk (L. F.)
9509 (96).
Gottschalk (L. M.):
Gottschalk album. . 24081 (62).
Last hope. 9509 (372).
(576.
a while and dream.
Joe Palooka. T7576.
Swell. 12190.
Cameos of song.
pt. I, n.s., v. 31
Gottschling (Karl) Mother’s call.
11326.
Goube (J. A.) Beau Danube bleu.
18648 (33).
Gould (J. W.) God who was tired.
13477*.
Gould (lL. E.) Harmony and musie
arranging course in 20 lessons. 895.
Gould (Monk) au., and Gould (A. H.)
prop. :
Bird of the twilight. 33904 (22).
Jolliest girl in town. 29189: (219).
Goulet (Mae) pseud. See Goulette (M.
E.)
Goulette
29687.
Gounod (C. F.):
Ah! Where can rest be found, O
divine Redeemer. 3270 (227).
Ballet music. 4024.
By Babylon’s wave.
Fair. 9509 (259).
Faites-lui mes aveux. 9509 (260).
Faust. 103837, 19347.
Gounodiana. 10338.
Houses of worship. S848.
Jerusalem! O turn thee to the
Lord. 24645.
Lovely appear. 849.
Mass in C. 12862 (201).
(M. H#.) Gypsy lament.
15517 (131).
Meditation. 9509 (261).
Nazareth. 27175.
Processional march. 31704.
Ring out, wild bells. 19348.
Saltarello. 4025.
Sanctus. 850.
Send out thy light. 21569 (176).
Soldiers’ chorus from Faust.
24646.
Spring song. 31705.
Goupil (Augie) :
Lonely longing for you. 32336.
O’ Tahiti. 32734.
Toomba. 33473.
Govan (Myrtie) There is a home not
far away. 33404.
Govier (R. M.) So this is the end.
20820.
Gow (Arthur) It’s no fun dancin’ if
the band don’t swing. 7550.
Grabczewski (F.) :
Malowana lala. 7894.
Maty, biaty domek. 22767.
Na jedno stowo czekam. 8154,
8155.
Pijana fordanserka. 14591.
Wiazanka pieSni legjonowych.
9340.
Wycinanki towickie. 29092, 33804.
Zbojnicy. 338939.
Zdejm maske z twarzy. 9500, 9501.
Zostan.. 15512; 15513.
Grabel (Victor) Musicianship studies.
14333.
70.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1986.
OP
Grabner (Hermann) ‘Sonate fiir orgel.
382382.
Grace (D. J.) You don’t need cos-
metics, all you need is love. 18575.
Grace (Harvey):
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
20128.
Sonata. 12043, 24309.
Grace (I. K.) Texas invites you.
8953. ' .
Grace (Marlin) pseud. See Franks
(G. F.)
Grace (R. T.) Ewv’ry girl’s a honey
down Or-le-ans way. 21989,
Grace (Sarah):
Land of silver and gold. 32230.
Sing and dance with the moon.
28503.
Gracey (W. A.):.
Looking backward. 3270 (3882).
Wonderful babe. 3270 (753).
Gradowitz (Helene) :
I’ve got a bone to pick with you.
22397.
Love is a kind of accidental thing.
22728,
Mountain man. 17260.
You took my breath away. 24013.
Grady (Bertha) Valley thrill. 28860.
Grady (EHulahmae) Valley thrill.
28860.
Grady (F. P.):
Down in the meadow... 16069.
Mem’ry of a false sweetheart.
30149.
Valley thrill.
Grady (Isabell)
Graener (Paul):
Beiden Esel. 29308.
Deingedenken. 29465.
Drei schwedische tiinze. - 852.
Friihlingstag. 29622
Galgenbruders friihlingslied. 29627.
In meiner mutter garten. 29884.
Insehrift unter einem crucifix.
29905..
MAadchengebet.
Sonate. 853.
Unterhose. 30806.
Graf (Josef):
Behtit dich Gott.
Mutti. 11346.
Graff (George) Star of heaven. 3270
(621).
Graff (George) jr.
world with you.
28860.
Valley thrill. 28860.
30095.
29302.
To the end of the
12862 (505).
Graff (Jonny) Dust in a penthouse.
27001.
Graff (Morey) Sing me a song of the
seas. 8693. ;
Graff (P. W.) Midsummer illusion.
1716.
Gragnani (Emilio):
Lasciatemi. cantar. 1428.
Senza nome. 2400.
Graham (Arthur) Hampton court.
22152, 29694, 31734. )
Graham (Berkeley) Scared. 8624.
Graham (Betty) See Graham (KE. H.)
Graham (C.) She was happy till she
met you. 17874.
Graham (KH. H.) Song un-named.
5550.
Graham (Gordon) :
Preserve the Constitution of the
U.S. A. 14621.
When paw went courtin’ maw.
15317.
Graham (H. V.) May I. 20168.
Graham (M. B.) Lady Moonlight.
27669.
Graham (M.N.) Fifty songs for boys
and girls. 4028.
Graham (M. T.)
Graham (R. A.)
21569 (109)
Graham (Robert) :
My love is young. 14403.
You better gu now. 18568.
Graham (Roger) I ain’t got nobody,
Ford song. 6925.
Dreary moon.
and nobody cares for me. 16467.
Graham (Stanley) :
Just as bad as me. 32173.
Tattle tale. 33372.
Grainger (P. A.):
Down Langford way. 26964.
Sir Eglamore. 33160.
Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon.
33810.
Grainger (Porter) :
Fat and greasy. 3879.
"Tain’t nobody’s bizness if I do.
PPA
Grama (Hlaine) :
Destiny and you. 3717.
Gypsy strings. 4046.
Lovers in the moonlight. 25266.
Rythm.in C. 5327.
Grams (Boris) Tatjana.
Granados (H.) Spanish
. 17991, 17992.
Grand (M. L.) Dangerous.
Grand (Mitchell) :
AS we go swingin’ in the rain.
REGIS, f
Time has come.
Grand processional.
Grande (Antonio)
bassana. 2695.
Grandeman (A. .) It’s starlight time
and it’s love time. 1304. :
Grandfather’s clock. 857, 16308, 22135.
18098. |
serenata.
15956.
18199.
26533 (101).
Tarantella campo-
Grandpa Jones, the Kentuck’ yodeler.
27176.
Grandval (Mme. de):
Guide us, Father. 21569 (180). °
Power eternal, Judge and Father.
21569 (454).
W771
INDEX
Grandy (C. G.)
with love. 6197.
Granger (Armand):
First kiss. 31582.
God bless this union.
Just living. 10950.
When the man in the moon smiles
13476.
at me. 23817.
Granichstaedten (Bruno):
Bub oder méadel. 9509 (86-90),
12862 (71).
Galerie-lied. 12862 (172).
Herz einer vornehmen dame.
9509 (288).
Mein gentleman. 12862 (334).
Mondlied. 12862 (344).
Pagoden-lied. 12862 (396).
Schenk’ mir blumen. 12862 (451).
Verfuhrungs-walzer. 12862 (515).
Grannum (S. T.) Here’s to F. D. R.,
let’s elect him again. 16401.
Grant (Allan) pseud. See Shynman
(A. L.)
Grant (B. F.):
Broadway Betty girl. 6253 (51).
In the light of the same old moon.
26533 (147).
Little dancers. 15517 (219).
Grant (Christopher) Give me your
hand. 809.
Grant (EK. 8S.) Symphony of New
York. 23536.
Grant (Ella M.) My rosary of memo-
ries. 32625.
Grant (Evelyn M.) Glory to Thee.
22104. .
Grant (G. J.):
Emperor. 10147.
William Tell.
Grant (Hubert):
Christian soldier. 15851.
Early in the morning. 21956.
Glory to Thee. 22104.
Jesus was born. 16831.
Yielding. 29100.
Grant (Irene) Alaska. 24051.
Grant (Joaquin) Rosa fleur de soleil.
17774.
Grant (Julie)
14896.
Grant (L. R.)
Grant (Larry) :
33031.
Spell of the tropics.
Yielding. 29100.
Clouds of blue. 399.
- Don’t leave me. 3750.
Father’s axe. 3882.
I get so lonesome. 7222.
I would like to see my home again.
4361.
Littlest star.
Texas centennial.
Grant (P. J.)
21956.
Grant (R. W.)
male voices.
22677.
8949.
Early in the morning.
Singable songs for
2466.
You’re just in love| Grant (Rose)
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Do you reeall. 13284.
Grant (Taylor) I live for you. 27364.
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.):
Beauty contest. 90673*.
Cat plays the piano. 18907.
Cuck-coo clock. 3270 (118), 26864.
Hagle. 265388 (64).
Early bird catches the worm.
29535*.
Jumping Jack. 19846.
Old Kentucky garden.
Punebh and Judy. 8479.
Spanish lady. 8800.
Susanna’s Christmas auction.
25069*,
30647*.
Thirty-six songs for children.
29189 (141).
Tiptoe. 2796.
Tom Sawyer. 28779*.
Treasure Island. 28793*.
Wind speaks. 18648 (392).
Grantley (Arthur) pseud. See Mere-
dith (I. H.)
Grapewin (—) Go back. 29189 (134).
Grapewin (Charles) :
Affinity kiss. 381008 (1).
Longing. 31003 (99).
Grapewin (Charley) See Grapewin
(Charles)
Grashen (J. C.) Beautiful words di-
vine. 26649.
Grashen (J. K.) Long, long road.
27771.
Grass (Alberta) I’ve got a color on
my mind. 24899.
Grassl (A. J.):
Alone at twilight. 26564.
Why shouldn’t I love you. 29049.
Gratia (L. E.) Larghetto. 1790, 2385.
Gratton (H. C.):
I entreat of you. 19541.
Two songs. 13500.
Grauman (Edna) Not sorry. 28121.
Graves (Conway) :
Chanson de nuit. 31269.
Keith, Prowse folio of marches for
the piano accordion. 138993.
Seales and arpeggios for piano
accordion. 30504.
Solemn melody. 33209.
Graves (Cy):
I wanna ride on a trolley car.
13785.
When the wind goes who-00-00.
15329.
Graves (R. M.):
T’ll follow the sunset that leads
me to you. 273875.
Why must I always be dreaming.
33750.
Astronomy. 9609.
Bredon Hill. 26717.
Gray (Agnes)
Gray (Alan)
1772.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Gray (Allan) pseud. See Imigrod
(Josef )
Gray (Bernadette) Astronomy. 9609.
Gray (C. L.) Sour Puss. 2550.
Gray (C. P.):
In Hawaii. 10797.
Let’s laugh. 7716.
' Wand’rers trail. 12538.
Gray (Carl) Shanghai. 29189 (379).
Gray (Donald):
Classical duets. 15861, 15862.
Through the gateway. 33441.
Gray (E. E.) When the sun sinks low.
~ 6042
Gray (Edwin) Lyndhurst. 27845.
Gray (F. M.) MHeadin’ for heaven.
19426.
Gray (H. D.) What about a little
honeymoon. 23764.
Gray (H. J.) When we reach that
golden city. 23828, 30896.
Gray (H.L.) This is the time to love.
30731.
Gray (H. W.) co.:
Allegretto grazioso.
Aria. 4117.
‘As I rode out this enders night.
26602.
- Ascension fiesta. 6353.
~ At midnight. 29254.
Autumn sorrow. 1389.
9561.
Benedicite, omnia opera. 64387.
Benedictus. 26660.
Benedictus es, Domine. 13038,
26661, 26662, 31149.
Blessed are they that dwell in Thy
house. 29821.
Bread of the world. 29387.
Brilliant light shone in the sky.
26719.
Carillon
29372.
Carol of the birds. 26759.
Carol of the Christmas presents.
__ 26760.
Christ is born. 24300.
Christmas rose. 26805.
Christmas song. 26806.
Cradle hymn to the Child Jesus.
29488.
Credo. 26855.
Easter alleluia. 3818.
Father, in Thy mysterious presence
kneeling. 3881.
Fivefold amen. 27077.
From the distant land of Volga.
770.
Fruit of the spirit. 27114.
God of all lovely sounds. 29656.
Good king Wenceslas. 29667.
Grant me, O God. 27177.
Grant Thy grace, O Lord Jesus.
29676.
de Chateau - Thierry.
Greatest of these is love. 7027,
27184.
He was crucified. 3387.
Hidalgo. 33089.
I hear along our street. 27356.
I only know. 27460.
In duleci jubilo. 29880.
Jesu, do roses grow so red. 4483.
Jesu, Thou joy of loving hearts.
27604.
Jesus Christ is born today. 29944.
Jesus lying in the manger. 159.
King Vladimir’s feast. 1395.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence.
4602.
Lord is risen.
Lord, what am I.
Lute-book carol. 27844.
Now is the time. 28123.
O Christ, the heaven’s eternal King.
6382.
O fount of love eternal. 12520.
O little town of Bethlehem. 28132.
O love that wilt not let me go.
30308.
O saving Victim. 5088.
Office of the holy communion.
7815.
bere
303138.
Postlude on Ye watchers and ye
holy ones. 5254.
Prelude on Belmont. 5265.
Prelude, Variation and Fugue, on
Dundee. 11737.
Rejoice and be merry. 28351.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart. 26627.
Round me falls the night. 30484.
Silent night. 28483.
Sing we a joyous measure. 30555.
Sleep, my laddie, sleep. 2475, 5497.
Sleep, O gentle Jesus. 28523.
Soldiers of the cross, arise. 30571.
Stars over Nazareth. 28591.
Te Deum laudamus. 28677.
Thy word is like a garden, Lord.
5177.
Toceata on Nassau. 5793.
Today in Bethlehem. 28777.
Up. and sing, good Christians.
28855.
We need our God. 28917.
- We three kings. 2979.
Whoso dwelleth. 29036.
World’s desire. 30945.
Gray (I. N.) Bring your _ brother.
24207. ;
Gray (J. E.) Floating in the clouds to
rhythm. 6911.
Gray (Jean) Mad. 27850.
Gray (Kirby) Broken platinum horse
Shoe. 24210.
Gray (L. C.) We're bound to land
with Landon. 18845.
Gray (L. E.):
I’ll keep on dreaming. 10578.
1773:
INDEX
Gray (L. E.)—Continued.
Mother’s birthday. 11325.
Gray (Len) See Gray (L. C.)
Gray (M. V.)
from you. 28189 (188).
Gray (Marjorie) When my wish comes |:
true. 33686. :
Gray (R. V.) Gypsy pilot. 24656.
Gray (Richard) Just another broken
blossom. 25071.
Greagor (Andrew). It’s honest but it’s
true. 19808.
Great Britain, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Great songs made simple.
Great waltz. 489, 490.
Great Ziegfeld. 4450, 9408, 9409, 9445,
11953, 12778, 12785.
Greater Chopin. 29189 (148).
Greco (Manfredi) :
Disillusione. 29482.
°O vero rinfrescante. 25540.
Vero cuore € quello delle madri.
15208.
Gredos (Manuel de)
lerinde. 1722.
Greece, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Greeley (M. G.)
Greeley (Margaret)
19360.
Min lille spanio-
To be sure. 21105.
My little red fid-
dle. 82605.
Green (B. A.) What’s happened to me.
15281.
Green (Bernard) When I sing my
-song. 28801.
Green (Brad) See Greene (B. H.)
Green (Bud) ‘Two in love. 2861, 5847.
Green (Burt):
Grandmother’s lullabies. 24031
(63).
I don’t care what becomes of me.
24031 (83).
I’m a-bringing up the family.
24031 (90).
I’ve got the mumps. 24031 (92).
Pony ballet girl. 33904 (289).
Redhead. 9509 (614).
Talkative waitress. 33904 (302).
Green (C. A.) Can it be you that I
love. 6549.
Green (Calvin) lLet’s make tonight
our night. . 11035.
Green (Edward) I’m dreaming of you.
10609.
Green (Hlsie)
AA We! Gh
Green (G. H.):
Arabian minute dance.
Caprice valsant. 18894.
Caprice viennois. 21754.
Gavotte en badinant. 19289.
Humming bird. 19500.
Indian story. 19780.
Liebesfreud. 22644.
-Sweetheart, I love you.
18716.
I want a postal ecard
pt, 11, n.s., v.31
Old refrain.
23092.
Polichinelle. 238194.
Rain. 20624.
Schon Rosmarin. 23311.
Spanish waltz. 20875.
Tambourin echinois. 23546.
Valse brillante. 21190.
Green (Gerault) Am I right or am I
wrong. TT.
Green (Ina) Language not all my own.
32232.
Green (J. Bernard)
song. 23801.
Green (J. Burton)
write to me. 23869.
Green (J. W.):
I’ve got a heavy date. 10692, 10693.
Joan of Arkansas. 4492.
Night is beginning. 17411.
Yours forever. 24029.
Green (Jerry) See Green (Gerault)
Green (L. V.) Back in my ol’ Miz-
zurie home. 3396.
Green (Moulton) :
When I sing my
Why don’t you
Hats off to Washington. 7074
Kiddy days of yore. 10967.
Laughin’ in the mornin’. 7679.
Stuttering owl. 12141.
Green (N. C.) I’d be pleased. 16481.
Green (R. W.) I’m hiding my heart-
aches. 1094.
Green (Ray) Percussion pieces. 14577.
Green (Robert) Little Audrey. 16987.
Green (Sanford) :
Bermuda buggyride. 26665.
Don’t look now. 10056.
Green (W. CC.) Little pal. 30044.
Green (W. E.) Woman in the ease.
21434.
Green (W. S.)
33361.
Green broom. 6253 (160).
Green lawns. 7033.
Greenbaum (Walter) You’re the cu-
test little thing. 26495.
Greenberg (Abner) I wish I were your
love affair. 22426.
Greenberg (Irving) :
Girl in the house next door. 33970.
Sca-di-a-di-wa-di-wo. 14734.
That nosey little nose of yours.
21022.
Won’t you share my love madame.
9385.
Greenberg (Sylvia) :
Tropical night. 21142.
We'll never say good-bye. 21258.
Greenberg music publisher. I wish I
were your love affair. 22426. ‘
Greene (Alvin) Million dollar baby.
14271.
Greene - (B. . H.)
LOS ils:
Talkin’ to her mother.
Happy landing.
1774"
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Greene (Earl) Why did you ery when
I said good-bye. 9328.
Greene (Fay) Betrayed in paradise.
3448.
Greene (Fred)
10666.
radio.
(H. M.) My
I’m turning on the
Greene
sweetheart in an old gilded frame.
32617.
Greene (Homer):
Night express. 25508.
Red, red rose. 17707.
Greene (J. E.) On the banks of the
silv’ry Rio Grande. 28189.
Greene (Joe):
I wonder. ‘7417.
Little Eva. 11079.
So much of nothin’ to do. 12016.
Two lips in the night. 9101.
Wake me up with a dream. 12527.
Greene (Marion) Pictures in the
flame. 8405.
Greenfield (A. M.) Good king Wen-
ceslas. 29667.
Greenhill (Harold): :
Eternal Ruler of the _ ceaseless
round. 21978.
Fairy dance. 3871.
Haunting echoes. 24687.
Lullaby. 7869.
Move eastward, happy earth.
17261.
Piper. 2148, 8415.
Praise to the Lord. 2180.
Street lanterns. 12138.
Windy nights. 9358.
Greenhouse (H. B.):
Doing things for you. 26948.
I like what you like. 27368.
Stay forever in my arms. 20900.
Greenhut (William)
- 26742.
Greening (J. A.) Underneath a silver
summer moon. 9114.
Greenland fishery. 6253 (161).
Greenlaw (Walter) :
Campaign song.
Blue memories. 21715.
I'd like to start over with you.
16486.
In a little canoe with you. 1222.
Kindest regards to you. 19896.
Love at last. 17052.
Old swinging bridge.
Roxaner. 2332
Greenleaf (EH. B.) I once loved a girl
in Kilkenny. 1140.
250702.
Greenlee (L. D.) I have a dozen
sweethearts. 7228.
Greenstone (Florence) When _ Joséo
strums his guitar. 33681.
Greenwald (Agnes) prop., and Green-
wald (M.) au::
Dance of the butterflies.
(89).
21569
126829—37——18
old - fashioned |:
Greenwood (Jack)
Hyacinths. 21569 (216).
Love and flowers. 21569 (314).
Sleigh party. 21569 (505).
Victoria march. 21569 (586).
Greenwell (R. H.):
Alborada. 31017.
Blue Harlem. 3474.
Dreams of the South. 29521.
Lotus moon. 7821.
Love dream in Naples. 4719.
Ricksha ride. 2271.
Vollmond und wasserfall.
Greenwood (A. D. O.)
thee. 28750.
30829.
Thoughts of
Its all up to you.
TDA.
Greer (Diane) :
Devil in my heart.
Gypsie girl. 29685.
Greer (Jesse) :
Come true,
13273.
Sweet dream, come
true. 26830.
Did ja mean it, hope you did,
’eause so did I. 24417.
Did you mean it. 26930.
Harlequin. 16345.
I can’t lose that longing for you.
27326.
Is your face red. 22501.
Open up your heart. 17534.
You’re too good to be true. 29158.
Gregar (W. A.) My definition of love.
17298.
Gregg (H. Procter-)
Gregg (H.)
Greggory (Davit) Good-night to you
and I do mean you. 10329.
Gregh (Louis):
Open thy lattice. 21569 (425).
Quiétude. 12862 (425).
Grego (Anthony) :
Because you're not with me to-
night. 9680.
I’m puffing my sorrows away on 2
cigarette. 10653.
Gregoire (F. A.):
My heart went thru the grinder.
8096.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful.
Gregoire (Luis):
Dime. 31481.
Won't you say I love you. 30942.
Gregor (Christian) Grant Thy grace,
See Procter-
29090.
O Lord Jesus. 29676.
Gregory (Eleanor) Veni Creator.
17570.
Gregory (N. J.) jr. Needin’ you.
25489.
Gregory (R. P.) Time has come to:
say good-night. 5780.
Gregory (V. O.):
Drowsy stream. 26996.
Little white home on the bill.
22676.
1775
INDEX
Gregory (V. O.)—Continued.
My blame-worthy gal. 22904.
My dear old Pennsylvania mt.
home. 22909.
My mumsy. 22962.
Winter rendez-vous.
Gregson (Francis) :
Milonga. 4848.
Tu disfraz. 5825.
Greiner (L. F.) Swing band. 8895.
Grems (Melville) I’m just wild about
29064.
you, te-ump-te-do. 1106.
Grenet (Eliseo) :
Ahé, la Conga . 30.
Chemin du bonheur. 357.
Conga. 3647.
Cuba de mi vida. 15929.
Ktiopia. 677.
Maraquero. 17131.
Margarita. 4797.
Mueveme tu cintura. 4913.
Popa. 5248.
Spice and Spanish. 30604, 33250.
Viene la conga. 5891.
Grenier (M. B.) Hail the banner of
democracy. 22148.
Grennard (Elliott) Am I asking too
much. 9570.
Gresham (Tressie) Joe Louis swing.
7575.
Gress (L. M.):
Doing your dance. 6772.
Then why can’t you believe in me.
2788.
Gretchaninoff (Alexandre) :
Aquarelles. 6340.
Chanson pensive. 31271.
Cherubim song. 21767.
Quasi valse. 32944.
Sun and moon. 15517 (381).
Gretchen. 7036.
Grétry (A. E. M.):
Danse légére. 3680.
Entr’acte. 19288.
Gavotte. 19288.
Passepied. 30385.
Greuel (H. A.) Gardenias in the moon-
light. 38961.
Grévé (Francois)
5836.
Grever (Maria):
Twilight at Capri.
Lamento gitano. 29993.
Que dirias de mi. 32945.
Rataplan. 28336.
Grey (A. E.):
Down by the old rock bridge.
16065.
Little white cottage at the end of
the lane. 25198.
Grey (Clifford) Southern roses.
23426.
Grey (F. H.):
Hawaiian nights. 16357.
Last night. 16908.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Old cathedral chimes. 29189 (310).
Princess Yolande. 29189 (348).
Three little words, I love you.
6253. (478).
Tyrolian nights. 338550.
Watermelon pickaninnies.
Grey (Gerald):
Grandfather’s clock. 19352.
Heavenly song. 919.
Grey (Hamilton) Heavenly song.
Grey (Nixon):
Up the wooden hill to Bedford-
Shire. 2886.
Wondering. 15408.
Gribbell (Marsden) Reflections in a
modern mood. 25747.
Gribble (Marion) Progress march
song. 25715.
Grichtman (Samuel) Weib auf batuge.
5960.
30848.
919.
Griddle cakes. 7037, 31713.
Grieb (H. C.) Blessed art Thou.
24691.
Grieg (HE. H.):
Albumleaf in B flat.
Allegretto quasi andantino.
Anitra’s dance. 7088, 31714.
Ase’s death. 873.
By a brook. 4036.
Dance caprice. 13508.
Fifty songs. 29189 (144).
God be merciful to me. 9509 (266).
Grandmother’s minuet. 13504.
Huldigungsmarch. 16315.
I love thee. 9509 (267).
Jesu, tender Saviour. 874.
Larger piano compositions.
(145).
Norwegian nights.
Puck. 7039.
Triumphal march. 24653.
Unvollendetes quartett.
(134).
Waltz in A minor.
Wedding day _ at
12862 (204).
Grier (Jimmie) :
In an ivy covered arbor on an old
New England lawn. 16717,
19741.
Let’s dance and dream. 27702.
Griesbach (Minnie) :
I'd like to start over with you.
16486.
Kindest regards to you. 19896.
Old swinging bridge. 25572.
Griffeth (Thurman) Smoke’s curling
over the roof. 17942.
Griffin (Earl) You're like an angel.
29107.
Griffin (Gerald):
Laddie Buck. 19922.
Shamrock, the Shannon and you.
20756. .
21569 (179).
27188.
29189
10344*.
15517
24654.
Troldhaugen.
1776—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
When it’s springtime in Killarney,
it’s lovetime in my heart. 21329.
Where Wicklow looks down on the
sea. 213871.
Griffin (L. A.) I love you so. 1073.
Griffin (N. H.) Call to pray. 13116.
Griffin (Ruth) In my little red canoe.
7481.
Griffin
24623*.
Griffin (V. Rogers) :
Townsend old age revolving plan.
15140.
We are on our way to Townsend
town. 21252.
Griffis (Hlliot) :
Four préludes. 24296.
Four short preludes.
Scotch poem. 1626.
Set of eight. 11938.
Tango. 23550.
Tango espanol.
Thought. 5767.
Three waltzes. 3497.
Troika en traineaux. 5824.
Warrior’s song. 28902.
Griffith (D. C.) jr.:
It depends on you. 22508.
Sunset isle. 238489.
Griffith (David) Always remember
~ blue skies. 12911.
Griffith (H. O.) jr.
8774.
Griffith (Homer)
(VY. Robert) Glory chillun.
26791.
20987.
Song’s the thing.
See Griffith (H. O.)
jr.
Griffith (J. N.) Gee! I’m happy, I’m
in love with you. 29634.
Griffith (Jack) I. O. U. for love. 4320.
Griffiths (A. K.) Call of Tennessee.
29362.
Griffiths (Eddie) :
Dancing Romany. 9964.
Humours of nature. 971.
Grigg (W. J.) In the swallow state,
Louisiana. 1258.
Griggs (Betty):
Atlantic City moonlight.
See also Griggs (KH. A.)
Griggs (E. A.) You’re my ideal.
Griggs (Frederick) Yoder’s
band book. 29102.
Griggs (Helen) See Griggs (M. H.)
Griggs (M. H.) My sins are gone.
12962.
6201.
(Paul)
20322.
Grill (F. M.) My dear to see you
again. 28004.
Grimaldi (R. M.):
Let us kiss. 32273.
Wedding of Ethiopia. 15261.
Grimes (H. M.) Moonlight on the
‘waters. 22873.
Grimes (H. W.)
Grimes (R. I.):
Carmen. 327.
Singing. 20790.
Dream girl beguiling. 589.
Grimes (W. W.) Five hymns. 10345.
Grimm (C. H.) Friday evening serv-
ices. 24594.
Grimoldby (Christopher)
and blue. 11110.
Grimsby (John) Mister Moon. 1734.
Grindey (S. L. P.) Something. 55381.
Grinnan (M. H.):
Birds in song. 29316.
Indian’s serenade. 29901.
Lorina. 27787, 27788.
Whisper dear in my ear.
Zuleika. 29189.
Grinnell (Edmund)
before folk. 3433.
Griseott (O. H.):
Hi-de-ho. 4130.
Hope harbor. 7146.
Picturesque Pasadena. 20544.
When my dreams go on parade.
6022.
Grisélidis.
Grissom (Irene)
girl. | 2iea2.
Grodé (Serge) Song of the dark.
8764. ;
Lonesome
29025.
Behave yoursel’
9509 (455).
I’d like to be a cow-
Grén (Fenger) Ved Donauens bred.
26200.
Groene music pub. co.:
Cat-tails. 31264.
First Noel. 32724.
Hushaby. 31842.
Iee carnival. 382024.
O come, all ye faithful.
32724.
Play the seale of C. 32875.
Santa Claus march. 32728.
Silent night. 33188.
Tick tock says the clock. 33448.
Grofé (Ferde) :
Ay, ay, ay. 15641.
Bull frog blues. 15772.
Cinquantaine. 15858.
Dark eyes. 15961.
Day on the farm. 15978.
Friml favorites. 19269.
Hymn to the sun. 16465.
Irish medley. 16774.
Isle of Cuba. 16781.
Kamennoi Ostrow. 17786.
Marche slave. 18240.
Nautical medley. 17381.
Negro spirituals. 17389.
Niff-niff blues. 17408.
Old timers medley waltz.
17490.
On the beautiful blue Danube.
17503.
On the trail.
Owls on parade.
Poupée valsante.
Ruby. 33035.
Sakuntala. 17796.
32723,
17489,
11594.
17562.
17652.
1777
INDEX
Grofé (Ferde)—Continued.
Scotch medley. 17831.
Serenata. 17250.
Simple aveu. 17900.
Skaters waltz. 17931.
Song of India. 17972.
Symphony in steel. 20970.
Two guitars. 21164.
Wheels. 15288.
Wine, woman and song. 18501.
Groff (L. ©.):
Give me a home in the Rockies.
10304.
Honey boy. 10459.
I don’t believe in
10525.
I’m just
4286.
Just you. 10958.
Pathway to heaven. 5205.
St. Patrick is living in heaven.
8602.
Tap dancer. 12232.
Ump bum bum. 5856,
Wild canary. 12690.
Wild rose. 6098.
Woof woof woof. 3150.
You’ ki-ki-ki-kissed my
6176.
Grogan (Phil): )
Come on and swing with me. 6649.
I'll be your yes man. 7252.
Lovely creature. 11170.
Rendezvous. 11812.
Sleepin’ on a bed fifty feet wide.
8702.
Spring in my heart. 12099.
Stuff is heahr. 14988.
Groh (Emma):
Peace. 8382, 28251.
Rainbow. 25734.
Groitzsch (G.):
Santa Claus.
a dreamer of dreams.
sister.
In der arena. 27535.
Steeple chase. 28598.
Grommes (George) Isle I used to
know. 18885.
Grondahl (A. B.)
me. 43887.
Gronkiewicz (J. F.)
night. 382600.
Gronostay (Walter) :
Es war schon, als du sagtest: Ich
liebe dich. 6858.
In meinem herzen, schatz, da ist
fiir viele platz. 32075. —
Groobin (M. EH.) You swept me off
In dance you met
My lady of the
my feet. 24011.
Groom (G. E.) Twilight lullaby.
5839.
Grooms (Calvin) pseud. See Smith
(L. O.)
Grooms (Mack)
Hobo’s last request.
4140.
pt. II, n. s., v.82
Grooms (Ralph) Watch the Fords go
by. 9191.
Groose (M. J. O.)
166388.
Groot (Hugo De)
tiful. 14838.
Grose (EH. M.) Alone in the twilight
with you. 26566.
Gross (E. J.) Hotcha! Moon. 31822.
Gross (L. V.) I will be waiting.
24919. ste
Gross (Naftoli) Yosel Klezmer.
Gross (Stanley) :
Alpha. 33821.
Beta. 3447.
Black and blue.
Delta. 3711.
Epsilon. 3836.
Hta. 3839.
Eventide by the fireside.
Gamma. 3959.
If it kept me close to you. 107538.
Mean and low. 22801.
Paintin’ the town. 2095.
Parking. 83874.
So what. 8735.
Swing it. 12198.
Theta. 12324.
Torch. 12378.
Why don’t you give the moon a
rest. 93833.
Zeta. 6251.
Grosse siinderin. 16005, 16705. .
Grossman (Sammy) What’s your bus-
I sing dream songs.
So sweet and beau-
6150.
239.
6864.
iness. 30871, 33656.
Grosvenor (William) Reverie. 14659.
Grosz (Alfréd) Oh cara _ Arabella.
17455.
Grosz (Wilhelm) :
Alles wird rhythmus. 3314.
Annen-polka. 97.
Artist’s life. 119.
At the Cafe Continental. 18735. .
Bird on the wing. 3458.
Blue Danube. 252.
Du bist mein lied. 3809.
Miller’’s daughter Marianne.
32491.
O mia dolce madonna. 5085.
Poor little Angeline. 17644.
2249,
la-loo.
Red sails in the sunset.
Woodward lullaby, la-loo,
ZO:
Grosz (Will) See Grosz (Wilhelm)
Grothe (Franz):
Herz, du kennst. meine sehnsucht.
31788.
Hort ihr die Zigeuner.
Neues leben fangt an.
Groton (Frederic) Chanson.
Ground (M. C.):
Indian twilight. 7518.
My rose. 8139.
19461.
32657.
16317.
1778
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ground (Ray):
Queen of the May.
There in my garden.
30441.
30713,
Grouya (Ted) Notre petit bateau.
11512.
Grove (C. A.) Good old American
jazz. 24642.
Grove (J. B.) Love’s the reason why.
4748.
Grove (Richard) Lolita I love you.
20029.
Grove (Willard) pseud. See Johnson
(W. G.)
Grover (J. M.):
Children’s thanksgiving.
Goldfish. 4006.
Ladybird. 4575.
My mouse. 4981.
Groves (Kenneth) Raining blues to
13156.
me. 11787.
Grovlez (Gabriel) Trois wmélodies.
10346.
Grow (rs. Albert) Moment’s infatu-
' ation. 4865.
Grubar (F. S.) Good-bye, good-bye
my home sweet home. 24640.
Grubb (G. V.) In the living room of
the girl I love. 4410.
Grubbs (Clarence) :
And four years more will keep us
glad. 18698.
Critical few. 15921.
Fill’er up for Charlie. 19231.
Gruber (H. L.) Caissons go rolling
along. 21743, 29359.
Gruber (Georg):
Mit musik durch’s leben. 20209.
Warum soll ich nicht singen.
21242.
Gruber (Seymour):
I’m going back to Sleepy Valley.
13701.
Moonlight on the _ sleepy Rio
Grande. 11312.
Musie goes down and around the
mountain. 1795.
Poor old Bossy. 14611.
Riding down that lonesome trail.
14670.
Yodeling all the way to old Wyom-
ims) she.
Griiber (Franz)
~ 30548, 33138.
Gruén (Rudolph):
Hail glorious city. 16324.
Humoresque. 970.
Overtones. 23147.
Prelude, fugue,
2186.
Scherzo. S876.
Gruen (W. H.)
long long ago.
Griine domino.
Silent night. 2444,
and variation.
I loved you in the
1076.
1411.
Griinfeld (Alfred) :
Capriccio. 24031 (64).
Humoresque. 24031 (78).
Mélodie. 24031 (65).
Scherzino. 24031 (178).
Sérénade. 24031 (183).
Valse melancolique. 24031 (222).
Gruenfeld (Ernst) :
Capriccio, 24031 (64).
Gang zur kirche. 6253 (138).
Humoresque. 24031 (78).
Mélodie. 24031 (65).
Scherzino. 24031 (178).
Sérénade. 24031 (1838).
Valse melancolique. 24031 (222).
Gruenfeld (Heinrich) Gang zur
kirche. 6253 (188).
Gruenwald (R.) Trumpeter of the
fort. 21569 (570).
Grumberg (Anna):
I love you—that’s all. 4259.
Tes yeux parlent pour toi. 12257.
Grun (Bernard) Moth around the
candle. 8029.
Grunberg (Léon) :
Dans un pieu.
Jl est coquin,
10769.
Grund (R. L.)
19052.
Grunden
8879.
Grunes (D. J.):
Andalucia. 12925.
Flight of the bumble bee.
Malaguena. 14214.
Grunn (Homer):
Ballet waltz. 6398.
Grand parade. 7023.
Night in old Santa Fe. 8195.
Gruss (C. H.) aw., and Gruss (Frieda)
9974.
le chef de gare.
Dear mother o’ mine.
(Harry) Sweet Honolulu.
3908.
prop. Onward with Roosevelt.
32795.
Guay (T. A.) Plants in the window.
11696.
Gubbine (S. R.) You’re so different.
23992.
Gubbins (A. L.) Pretty Peggy.
25708.
Guewa (Stanley) Your love was just
a game, 21559.
Gudmundson (O. J.) You’re just
about right for me. 6196.
Gue (L. M.) Shall we dance. 20754.
Guelig (EH. M.) Deserted. 26921.
Guenther (A. R.) When I change your
name to mine. 9255.
Guerrera (Anthony): —
Guerrera (Anthony) cello method.
31718.
Guerrera (Anthony) French horn
method. 27189.
Three trees. 2785.
1779
INDEX
Guerrero (Alberto) New approach to
the piano. 23005.
Guerrero (Jacinto) Rumba al Cairo.
28410.
Guerrero (Santos) :
Ayer te quize. 21650.
Cuando me busques. 21821.
Maldito permanente. 22765.
Mujer del 36. 22888.
Guerrini (Guido) :
Bacco ubbriaco.
Trifons. 2832.
Guery & Ray. pseud. See Anthony
(Ralph) and Patseh (Elmer)
Guesnon (George) Good-bye—good
luck to you. 27166.
Guest (L. P.) Heavenly. 13562.
Guest room of the heart. 29681*.
Giitige Antonius. 4040*, 5042, 5895,
5679, 18702, 20146.
Guettler (Selma) :
Just an old fashioned fireplace a
burning. 16848.
Old silvery moon.
Guglielmelli (V. F.)
31198.
23094.
Since we’ve been
apart. 23360.
Guichandut (—) Sunday mass.
28616.
Guichard (Joseph) Dix cantiques alle-
luiatiques. 10851.
Guidas (J. M.):
My angel mother, I love thy mem-
ory. 143836.
On the island of Haiti.
Guilhaud (Georges) 1°°
9505.
Guillén
(José)
Guillén Vallé (José) :
Blue Mayan. 26692.
Coconut cruise. 26823.
Guillou (René) :
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie,
année 1935. 186.
Gavotte d’amour.
8311,
concertino.
(Pepe) See Guillén Valle
6958.
Guilmant (Alexandre) Pastorale.
3270 (233).
Guion (D. W.):
All day on the prairie. 3302.
Bold vaquero. 3485.
Brazos boat song. 6500.
Chloe. 15845.
Country jig. 18985.
Harmonica-player. 19407.
My cowboy love-song. 17288,
17289, 20272.
Sheep and goat. 20762.
Texas, may I never’ wander.
5705-5707, 8954.
Yellow rose of Texas. 18547,
18548.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Guiraud (E.) Galante aventure.
10280.
Guizar (Tito):
Amor... que florece. 84.
Capulincito. 6570.
Quimera. 8493.
Tus lindos ojos. 2854.
Guldfisken. 7044.
Guliano (Amanda) Springtime.
14903.
Guller (Youra) Atimonan. 18737.
Gumble (Albert) :
Bolo rag. +9509 (75).
Candy kisses. 240381 (22).
Can’t you see. 21569 (57).
I can’t resist your smile. 31003
(68).
T’ll do the same for you. 83904
(123).
I want to elope in an aeroplane.
15517 (166).
Ivy and the oak. 15517 (186).
Lady love. 21569 (292).
Minstrel band. 15517 (250).
Night with a human owl.
(270).
Rose, pretty Rose. 18648 (310).
Silver star. 29189 (384, 385).
They’re not doing that this season.
310038 (198).
Until we meet again. 310038 (205).
We won’t go home until morning,
15517
Bill. 9509 (777).
What might have been. 9509
(782).
Gunn (Blackie) See Gunn (C. B.)
Gunn (C. B.) When you're [sic] arms
hold me tight. 6059.
Gunn (M. W.) Ohio, the beautiful.
8266.
Gunnison (Grace) Roosevelt again.
14701.
Guns and guitars. 29688.
Guns of Pecos. 28986.
Guns of the Pecos. 23202.
Gunsberger (Leonard) Drifting clouds
find my love. 3802.
Gunsbourg (Raoul) :
Cantique des cantiques.
Vieil aigle. 9509 (766).
Gurewich (Jascha) Caprice viennois.
BALE
Gurley (Joan):
18890.
Dear little downy head. 12862
(125).
Little curly head, good-night. 9509
(401).
Message of spring. 9509 (472).
My friend. 9509 (505).
O gentle zephyrs. 9509 (530).
Sink gently in the silent sea. 9509
(671).
Spring song. 12862 (125).
Spring’s herald. 9509 (702).
1780
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Supposin’. 338904 (295).
Thoughts. 9509 (738).
Three score and ten. 33904 (309).
Gurlitt (Cornelius) :
Gurlitt album. 24031 (66).
Immer lustig. 9509 (326).
Soldatenspiel. 9509 (678).
Waltz. 4041.
Gurlitt (Franz),
Gurlitt (Paul):
Immer lustig.
Maientinzchen. 9509 (4387).
Soldatenspiel. 9509 (678).
Vogleins abendlied. 12862 (520).
Gurrieri (Alfredo) Come una liana.
414.
Gurstelle (S. S.):
Sea gypsy. 5422.
Shtetel meins. 17889.
Gussarizek. 3817238.
Gussaroff (R. I.) That’s the place
where all the sweethearts go. 2726.
Gustaf Adolf Oscar Fredrik Arthur Ed-
mund, prince of Sweden. Sjungom
studentens lyckliga dag. 33164.
Gustafson (R. F.) Melody no. 6. 7946.
Gustafson (V. L.):
It wasn’t to be. 25083.
My gleaming silver sail. 254382.
Precious little sleepy head. 32906.
Treasures of the deep blue sea.
2831.
Gutekunst (William) Ho, ho, ho, hum,
now I am wishing that winter would
Gurlitt (Otto) and
9509 (326).
come. 16413.
Guth (M. F.):
Caroline. 6577, 24263.
Let’s have fun. 14063.
Night moon. 14453.
Guthaus (M. EH.) Must I live in
dreams. 11345.
Gutierrez (Hugo):
Asi te quiero yo. 33855.
Duerme. 24486.
Gutman (Arthur):
Anita. 24098.
Prairie ramblers and Patsy Mon-
tana’s collection of songs. 28298.
Gutmann (A. J.) musikverlag. Fiinf
lieder. 19906.
Gutterman (R. P.)
529.
Guttman (M. E.):
Giving my love to you.
In old Mexico. 16732.
Your cheek pressed to mine. 18633.
Guttmann (Dick):
I don’t know so very much, I know.
Describing you.
16278.
16492.
It’s the principle of the thing.
SA ea
Last night. 16907.
My feet won’t dance. 30214,
Texas skies. 15045.
Guttmann (Joseph) Add another
smile to your collection. 9%.
Gutzeit (W. H.) Give alms of thy
goods. 9509 (246).
Guy (C. L.) Our President of 1933.
28229.
Guy (Earl) pseuwd. See Holmes (G. E.)
Guy (G. M.):
I love to rock by the fireside.
19596.
Up in the attic on a rainy day.
33563.
Gibyyie. peaes
All hail to freedom. 26555.
Blue wilderness. 26697.
I’m saying good-bye forever now
that you’re tired of me. 13727.
Little volunteer. 26533 (166).
You forgot me after you said good-
bye. 15446.
Guy-Ropartz (J.) See Ropartz (J. G.)
Guyer (Floyd) Weather beaten cabin
at the place where the river makes
the bend. 18357.
Guynn (EH. K.):
Just a rose.
-Lord’s prayer.
Love’s rhapsody.
O blessed Redeemer. 30304.
Shine on, silver moon. 11959.
Guziak (G. F.) My waltz with you in
Dreamland. 11450.
Guzman (Luis) Hlegia. 27012.
Guzman (R. P.) Oldsmobile. 5136.
Gwaltney (M. Y.) And just to think.
27621.
30061.
11179.
24089.
Gwillim (Richard) My dreams, day
dreams. 4941.
Gwine up. 4045.
Gwinn (B. C.) Wailua Falls. 5910.
Gwirtz (Nettie) I want to die. 29843.
Gwynn (Francis) pseud. See Grey
(E. Hi)
Gyldmark (Oskar):
Danmark for folket. 24373.
Melodi amoroso. 20180, 22808.
To miniaturer. 19375.
Gyldmark (Sven) :
Du. 24483.
Lytternes wienervals. 7876.
Rytme skolen. 33040.
Smil dig gennem livet. 25897.
Sol og sang. 259138.
Gypsy Jack. pseud. See Clash (J. E.)
Gypsy laddie. 29686.
Gyro club of Los Angeles, California.
Queen of gyro. 32946.
H. M. S. Pinafore. 2976, 3018, 16321.
Haag (Armin) Hymne auf die arbeit.
19506.
Haag (Friedrich) Schone hande
spielen schone melodien. 17828.
Haak (Calder) You hit the nail on the
head. 18581.
1781
INDEX
Haas (Hans)
7412.
Haas (I. M.)
26731.
Haas (Robert) :
I wish I were a fish.
1. symphonie C-moll. 9506.
IV. symphonie es-dur. 33904.
VI, symphonie A-dur. 9508.
Haase (D. W.)
Haase (Oscar)
' (864).
Haaser (Hans Richter-)
Haaser (Hans)
Haber (Leo, or Leon)
kowskie. 18094, 28673.
Hackerman (I. N.):
"Pon my word, it never occurred to
me. 17642.
Practice makes perfect. 23200.
Psychologie ly speaking. 8477.
Ya gotta lotta stuff with
18544.
Hackforth (Norman)
17395, 30278.
Hacking (Berniece)
about you. 31987.
Hackley (EH. H.):
Big trav lin’ man. 21702.
This humble cot. 28746.
Hackley (Viola) Um your reflection
baby. 1132.
Haddad (A. R.) Woman’s love. 12718.
Haddock (Edgar) Als die alte mutter.
6253 (12).
Haden (C. E.):
I ain’t coming back no more. 7183.
Memories of Will Rogers. 1697.
Moberly mine disaster. 27941.
Mother, sweetheart and home.
22881.
Ozark moon. 20502.
Unforgotten promise. 23679.
Who will you love when I’m gone.
6080.
Hadley (A. D.)
Hadley (G. A.):
Blow me down. 26682.
One sweet rose. 32788.
Pink hills in the sunshine.
Sparkle and shine. 33248.
Hadley (H. K.):
And ye shall serve the Lord your
God. 18648 (12).
Home in paradise. 18648 (169).
Liebeslied. 18648 (223).
Lord is my strength
18648 (230).
My shadow. 24031 (141, 142).
Samuel Cranston. 380495*.
Song of the sea. 28566.
Hadley (M. IT.) Colleen.
Hadley (Patrick) :
Hide and seek. 29733.
Your smile. 9495.
Turkey trot. 18648
See Richter-
Tango tycza-
you.
New-heart.
Tm in a whirl
Colleen. 66535.
28273.
and song.
6635.
pt. HI, n.s., v.31
I sing of a maiden. 24891.
Old May song. 11568.
By the old garden wall. | Hiindel (G. F.) :
Allegro moderato du 10° concerto.
12862 (205).
Art thou troubled. 31725.
Authentic first Handel. 24660.
Awake the trumpet’s lofty sound.
22145.
Bourrée. 13518.
Collection of new Handel songs or
cantatas for solo voice. 31726.
Dryads, sylvans. 31727.
Fughetta of the little bells.
Fugue. 4047.
Hallelujah chorus. 29689.
Harmonious blacksmith. 103858.
How vain is man who boasts in
fight. _ 27208.
How willing
4048.
Jigg. 13519.
Joy to the world. 885.
Judas Maceabaeus. 33904 (100).
10357.
my paternal love.
Larghetto. 12862 (206).
Largo in G. 24661.
Let their celestial concerts all
unite. 22146.
Look down and hearken. 27204.
May no rash intruder. 10359.
Menuet du 5° concerto. 12862
(207).
Messiah. 27205.
Minuet. 24662.
Musetta. T7050.
Nightingale song. 10360, 10361.
O lovely peace. 27206.
Passacaglia. 16322.
Perseus and Andromeda.
Pie Jesu. 31728.
See, she appears.
Sonata. 381729.
Trumpet shall sound. 886.
Where’er you walk. 27207.
4 original-sonaten. 4049.
8 pieces d’Aylesford. 4050.
Haenschen (Gustave) Manhattan
merry-go-round. 7901.
Hiinsel and Gretel. 11730, 13520.
Haering (O. F.) Back to my old home
7051,
27207.
town. 26630.
Haesche (N. R.) Our school. 6253
(373).
Haesche (W. E.) Our school. 6253
(E5783);
Hiissler (J. G.) Grande gigue in D
minor. 38270 (230).
Haffner (L. J.) Years in my heart
while I play. 8929.
Hageman (Richard) Christmas eve.
29399.
Hagen (F. Schmidt-) See Schmidt-
Hagen (F.)
Hagen (O. D.) Golden moon. 22112.
1782
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Hager (Annie) Golden City. 21569
(173).
Hager (Fred) :
Numbers. 5079.
Thanks brother, here’s your dime.
21017.
Hager (M. E.) Golden City. 21569
(178).
Hager (S. L.) Say that you'll be all
mine. 11901,
Hagermann (V. R.) Don’t try to for-
get. 10062.
Hagerty (J. D.) You're the loveliest
girl in Kerry Mary Leary. 12811.
Hagerty (R. E.):
Along came you. 12907.
Should you forget. 30548.
Hagerup (Jonny) Unvollendetes quar-
tett. 15517 (134).
Haggan (Fred) Cowboy’s vision of
love. 15916.
Haggard (J. E.) Heart and soul for
sale. 16378.
Haggard (K. J.):
Honeysuckle vines. 31814.
Intry mintry. 32100.
Haggard (M. A.):
Forgive me, my dear. 19258.
Gone. 19825.
Gypsy flower. 19878.
Lake of Lausanne. 19928.
Lola Bianea. 20026.
Persiana. 20534.
There'll come a time. 21047.
Haggart (Bob) Dixieland _ shuffle.
24423.
Hagstrom (Elmer) Waltz that made
you mine. 12531.
Hague (Morton):
Abba Dabba from Abyssinia. 3273.
Abba Dabbah from Abbyssinia [sic]
9517.
If this is a dream. 10759:
Hague (N.) I desire to acquire your
love. 10522.
Hahn (Arthur) Kiddies’ hour songs.
13996.
Green cathedral. 7028.
Youre my inspiration.
Hahn (Carl)
Hahn (Hddie)
18601.
Hahn (L. A.) Twelve Paganini-Ga-
viniés violin études and _ caprices
transcribed for the flute. 25635.
Hahn (Reynaldo) :
Dans lété. 9509 (171).
Mai. 11200.
Offrande. 11536
Pavane d’Angelo. 15517 (294).
Si mes vers avaient des ailes.
33129.
Haibloom (Clara) School song.
Haid (Billy):
Keep hoein’.
Lights in the harbor.
11912.
19891, 22589.
25177.
Me wot’s ’ad me own ’orses. 11246,
17161.
Saddle your blues to a wild mus-
tang. 2339.
’"Taint good, like a nickel made of
wood. 12209, 15003.
Time tip-toes by. 21100.
You make the wheels go ’round.
26465.
Haidy (M. N.)
to you. 9262.
Haight (F. A.):
Dream pal o’ mine. 3779.
I’m in love with someone. 24850.
Shine on southern moon. 5448.
Hail (Ewen) Im going to Dallas to
dilly dally. 10618.
Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here. 7052.
Hailey (S. W.) Bomber Joe. 6491.
Hain (May):
Blue line waltz. 6476.
Have a picture my own of you.
When I’m on my way
7076.
Hold my feet. 7130.
Inanda. T7510.
Hainauer (Julius) musik-verlag. Blu-
menleben. 31155.
Haines (Alfred) Three
dances. 18648 (151).
Haines (Bill) See Haines (R. W.)
Haines (Billy) Fair, fat and forty.
16159.
Haines (Edmund) :
March of the spooks.
Roguish eyes. 20678.
Haines (H. HE.) Three
dances. 18648 (151).
Haines (R. W.) All my dreams came
true. 18680.
Haines (W. E.):
Antonio. 29240.
"Appy ’Ampstead. 29243.
Don’t let the river run dry. 6782.
He forgot to come back. 29713.
I’m one of the little orphans of the
storm. 7326.
Oh! Grace, she slappa da bass.
32739.
Queen of hearts. 8488.
Hainsworth (Richard) pseud. WSee Lil-
lenas (Haldor)
Haister (Ray) Daughter of Dinah Lee
3690, 9981.
Hajdu (Imre) Kis kocsma, kis porkolt.
29977.
Hajek (J. W.) jr.
woodland
A792.
woodland
Opusteni vandrak.
30356.
Hajos (Joé) A quoi bon vous dire.
15520.
Hajos (Karl) Waitin’ for the sun to
rise. 33599.
Hakins (R. T.) Mister Windbag, Mis:
ter Potbell, Mister Train. 4859.
1783
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Halai (Negus El) See El Halai
(Negus)
Halapy (Michael) :
Great big city. 4032.
Spirit of New York. 12092.
When I take you to town. 18413.
Halbouty (J. J.) Lament of the leaves.
1420.
Halbouty (Z. J.)
22237.
Hale (A. M.):
Cornish suite. 9916.
In prison. 10807,
Sir Giles’ war song. 10807.
Hale (Claud) lLove’s' magic
27829.
Hale (N. J. S.):
Take a trip to see the homefolks.
23588.
Tapinitis. 23552.
Way down on the Washita. 28907.
Halen (Mary) That little dream baby
I am lonely for you.
spell.
of mine, 2718.
Hales (Hubert) Fantasy pieces.
31559.
Half has never been told. 26533 (103).
Halffter (Ernesto) Ronde. 24670.
Halfhill (C. C.) Miracle series of mod-
ern music. 11277.
Halford (E. G.) Only one life. 25605.
Hall (A. E.) True blue Elihu. 12409.
Hall (Barry) And yet you wouldn’t
Say. 33387.
Hall (Bud) “See Hai eCh He)
Hall (C.C.) You're the only one I love.
33877.
ainCh Ba):
Eyes of Texas. 16155.
Goliad. 13484,
all Gn P:):
Arbutus. 3270 (25).
Dolly’s music lesson. 3270 (146).
Evening song. 3270 (174).
In the blacksmith shop. 24980.
In the swamp. 3270 (318).
Little robin. 3270 (380).
Merry-go-round. 3270 (420).
Playing leap frog. 3270 (503).
Pleasant jaunt. 3270 (504).
Tag, you're it. 3270 (639).
Ball wet) Youre’ the ‘oue ‘I love.
12812.
Hall (Francis) Thinkin’. 9005,
Hall (Fred) :
Streamliners. 28604.
West of the Rockies. 18369.
What is missing in this picture.
30868.
Hall (G. F.)
Hall (George)
you. 997.
Hall (Gertrude) :
Rockabye lullaby.
Too late. 12376.
Thinkin’.
I can’t
9005.
go on without
23274.
Try to forget. 15153.
Ly Aes iw BYATKU
Hall (H. E.) You are the pal of my
dreams. 26442.
Hall (H. G.) jr. As long as there’s a
moon. 3352.
Hall (Hallie) :
Azalea time. 6367, 21651.
Magnolia. 20129.
Hall (Henry):
I’m feeling happy. 1087.
In my heart of hearts. 1233.
Many happy returns of the day.
1648.
Music hath charms.
Somewhere at sea.
Hall (Howard)
in. 382044.
a Cae uaa
Christ of Galilee. 23163.
Crown Him. 29189 (74).
Glorious Easter. 6984.
Holding fast His hand.
(165).
Message of gladness. 14263.
Seven days with the Saviour.
8647*.
Voice of praise. 29189 (455).
When roses bloom. 18423*.
World for Christ. 29189 (481).
Hall’ (J --2)* avy Vand” Halley ie VW
Leigh and Philip) props.:
At the portals of light. 29189 (13).
Be strong in Jesus. 29189 (24).
Calvary’s conqueror. 3270 (82).
1796.
14857.
If my horse comes
29189 °
Christ our corner stone. 29189
(61).
Close to Thee. 29189 (64).
Come ye children. 3270 (110).
Day by day. 29189 (82).
Dream of Bethlehem. 29189 (91).
Eye hath not seen. 29189 (107).
Father’s care. 29189 (111).
Fling wide the portals. 29189
(Giblioa
Forward! be our watchword.
29189 (119).
Forward Christian Soldiers.
29189 (120).
Give thanks unto God. 29189
(133):
Great is the Lord. 29189 (142).
He leadeth me. 29189 (156).
Homeward. 29189 (167).
I have set watchmen. 29189 (178).
It came upon the midnight clear.
29189 (211).
‘bike. asa Mather.“ 15517 “(219)-
Lo the crimson banners. 29189
(246).
Lo the signals flying. 29189 (247).
Loving Shepherd. 29189 (254).
MightyY-army. 29189 (271).
Mizpah. 29189 (273).
1784
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
15517 (260).
Thee.
My pilot is He.
Nearer my God to
(293, 294).
O be joyful. 29189 (297).
O happy days. 29189 (300).
O that thou hadst hearkened.
(468).
Only remembered. 29189 (314).
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
29189 (340).
Recessional. 29189 (352).
Rejoicing in redeeming love. 29189
(355).
Rock of ages.
Rose of Sharon.
Song of the reapers.
29189 (402).
Song of triumph. 6253 (4386).
Songs and flowers. 6253 (488).
Stream of merey. 29189 (409).
Sunshine of His presence. 29189
(415).
Thou art my friend.
29189
3270)
29189 (357).
29189 (358).
15517 (365),
29189 (433).
Trumpet calls to triumph. 150517
(404).
Unfurl the banner. 29189 (445).
Victory depends on you. 29189
(451).
Voyage of the children. 6253
(504).
Where is He that is born. 29189
(469).
With a joyful song. 29189 (477).
Yoke of Jesus. 29189 (485).
Hall (J. Melvin) Mary Ellen. 7919.
Hall (J. Minnis) Tantalizing tempo.
12229.
PhalinGhed Ts)
Come with me and paint Paree.
6253 (82).
I’ve waited long for thee. 6253
(217).
In far away Orcania. 15517
(179).
Little old New York. 6253 (285).
Love is king. 15517 (225).
Nobody knew. 15517 (272).
Our dream of love is o’er. 6253
(370).
Shy little violet blue. 6253 (418).
Sweet Rosa Pompetta. 6253 (464).
When I’m alone with you. 15517
(441).
Hall (J. W. (Jimmie) ):
Little hands that hold me. 14111.
Roamin’ around in aé_ trailer.
14681.
Hall (Jimmie) See Hall (J. W. (Jim-
mie) )
Hall (lL. B.) . He saw only her, she
saw only him. 19423.
Hall (L. M.) When the north wind
blows. 23821.
Hall (Loretta)
1026.
Hall Ove bea
I heard you whisper.
Choo-choo train. 29391.
Jolly sailor man. 1337.
Hall (M. W.) Lovin’ time. 22754.
Hall (Nell) When they rang the
golden bells for Elinore. 33706.
Hall (Nita) Foolish heart. 27088.
Hall (P22 ES
Blaine it on the moon, 9724.
I wonder what became of. 10730.
That’s why I’m dreaming. 12294.
Words by me, music by you. 12731.
Hall (R. B.) Imperial life guards
mareh. 6253 (235, 236).
Hall (R. J.) I’ve hung my ladder to
a star. 10701.
Hall (Rex) Sing and tap your toes.
17907.
Hall (Richard):
Durham cathedral. 21947.
Ripon cathedral. 23268.
York minster. 23927.
Hall (Syd.) If Cupid should knock at
your heart’s door. 1192.
Hall (T. L.) Meadow lark. 4811.
Efall, GVgeES):
In a cozy Plymouth ear.
Peek-a-boo moon. 8390.
Your dollar is your best friend.
33889.
Hall (Vallie)
of the moon.
Hall (W. W.):
Arizona moon. 3348.
Forever in your arms. 3930.
Girl in the gingham blue gown.
3969.
Goldie, the gold digger’s daughter.
4007.
Good mornin’ Glory. 4019.
I found a horseshoe. 4216.
I love you so. 4258.
My old fashioned scrap book. 4984,
4985.
Next hundred years’ll be the hard-
est. 5040.
Oh! you so ’n’ so. 5111.
Old wind mill. 5135.
Peggy Anne. 17592.
32064.
We'll waltz by the light
5945.
Rhythm of State street. 17738.
Ridin’ the Bar X range. 5337.
Roly poly baby. 53855.
Sweet honey chile. 5688.
We're headin’ for a weddin’ in the
hills. 5949.
Hall & McCreary co.:
Chorales for unchanged voices.
6610.
Choruses for changing voices. 374.
Dett collection of negro spirituals.
24412, 26923, 26924, 29471.
1785
INDEX
Hall & McCreary co.—Continued.
Part songs for changing voices.
8376.
Singable songs for male voices.
2466.
Hall-Mack co.:
At dawning. 63854*,
Christ of Galilee. 138163.
Christ of the centuries.
Cross of life and peace.
Glorious Easter. 6984.
Good tidings in Scripture and spir-
itual songs. 193840.
Guest room of the heart.
Heralds of the sky. 29725.
Joyous song. 29951.
6611*.
6685*.
Message of gladness. 14263.
Rejoice. 8521.
Seven days with the Saviour.
8647*.
Shepherds tell us. 30537.
Temple hymns and songs. 18118.
There’s a song in my heart. 21057.
Voice of praise. 29189 (455).
When roses bloom. 18423.
Worthy is the Lamb. 9392.
Youth for the kingdom. 15504.
Hallenbeck (B. J.) Down thru the
years with you. 3769.
Haller (Charles) :
Always think of mother. 21569
(9).
Honey dear. 265383 (119).
Hallett (Don) Western skies. 9228.
Halliburton (Lula) My Arkansaw
mountin home. 17276.
Halliday (Fannie) Yes, I love you.
29097.
Hallin (Walter) Borta bra men hem-
ma badst. 29334.
Hallis (Adolph) Fantasia of the veld.
714.
Halloh. 31003 (18, 78, 150, 158, 159),
33904 (59, 163).
Hallowell (Clayton)
bye. 6253 (385).
Halls (J. C.) pseud. See Lincoln (H. J.)
Hallstrom (Henry) :
Benedictus es, Domine. 26662.
What the Christ-Child heard.
33657, 33658.
Halmy (Lou):
Primrose, good-
Black forest waltz. 6456.
Fate. 16170.
Yo hasta el cielo daria. 30954.
Halona. 29693.
Halper (Harry) Perfect brain-child.
32850.
Halpern (stelle)
Halsey (EK. M.)
Aflame. 15530.
Romance is all in my
dreams. 28883.
Halstead (Henry) Candle-light.
6553.
29681*.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8L
Haltenorth (Hardy):
Beach comber. 381117.
Desolation. 26922.
I need you so. 31973.
My Ireland. 32595.
Paean of love. 32822.
When the sun sets on the Volga.
33704.
Willow trees are swaying by the
bayou. 383767.
Ham (J. A.) Always in my heart.
6310.
Hamann (H. M.) Paramount home
study course for the plectrum guitar.
8371.
Hamblen (Bernard) :
Blind mendicant. 15725.
God is my strength. 19315.
Thief. 21070.
Hamblet (Bonnie) :
Last waltz with Sally. 25131.
Some day Ill call you sweetheart.
23396.
Hamblin (E. R.)
Hambly (A. R.)
Say. 9233.
Hamburg (Irving)
20688.
Hamburger musik-verlag.
Stranded. 2599.
What do the birdies
Romance is you.
Vorwarts in
die neue zeit. 18305.
Hamby (E. F.) Somebody cares.
12082.
Hamel (D. R.) I’m glad you didn’t
stop to say hello. 22324.
Hamer (B. P.):
Brush away your clouds with flow-
ers. 18850.
Now we must meet as friends.
11517.
Hamill (F. J.)
TST Cee).
Hamilton (Aileen) :
Honey smile for me.
I don’t care. 16491.
In my treasure chest of dreams.
7483, 24975.
Hamilton (G. E.)
pen now. 9592.
Hamilton (Harry):
Love moon. 30074.
Maid of heatherbloom.
22216.
Anything can hap-
Winds from ’cross the sea. 3124.
Youwre a great sensation. 3212,
15462.
Hamilton (Ira) Lithpin’ Thal. 16985.
Hamilton (Llewellyn) Will you be my
baby grand. 9351.
Hamilton (M. R.):
If I had someone to love. 1198.
Will you be my baby grand. 9351.
Hamilton (M. W.) ‘Tunes for tiny
troubadours. 5829.
317, | Hamilton (Ord):
Dreaming again. 16081.
1786
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
No news. 32691.
Song of the grateful heart.
Hamilton (R. P.)
17274.
Hamilton (S. L.):
For you were meant for me. 3926.
I’ve parked my heart with you.
7391.
Wind from the sea.
Hamilton (V. L.)
33237.
My affliction is you.
12700.
Sweet one love me
please. 26021.
Hamlin (P. C.) Fight for North-
eastern. 24554.
Hamm (Hiizabeth) :
Hymn to America. 10491.
Retired red cap. 5320.
Someone said to me.
Hammann (F. B.):
Apart. 15594.
Spirit of youth. 234386.
Hammann (S. L.) You brought heart-
break to me. 21494.
Hammer (A. I.) Sing His praise for-
evermore. 17910.
Hammer (Arnold):
Ah’s goin’ down to Reno. 21580.
Whatcha got. 238780.
While moonbeams play. 23846.
Hammer (F. X.) Sonata. 4068.
Hammersly (L. V.) How dark is the
night. 4168.
Hammes (A. J.)
tana. 8800.
Hammett (Jack) Lost my luck. 20064.
Hammill (R. C.) Kitchen is my pal-
- ace. 1402.
Hammitt (Lacy) jr.
7999.
Hammond (C. E.):
Hundred percent of the _ time.
22232,
Tse a-goin’ to town.
It was untrue. 7562.
New York, a name of fame.
Hammond (Harry)
tender feet. 18221.
Hammond (M. E.) Hammond inter-
national march of nations. 31738.
Hammond (W. G.):
Behold, the Master passeth by.
6428, 6429.
Come, see the place where Jesus
lay. 38270 (106).
Does the road wind uphill all the
way. 3270 (144).
Hamparsoumian (Anna)
you. 15225.
Hampartz (Anna)
9TAS8.
Hampton (E. R.):
I don’t want to wait ’till the sun
17958.
On a journey in Mon-
Moon and you.
27467.
230138.
Toughen up your
Waiting for
Blues in paradise.
goes down. 164983.
When it’s shadow time in the val-
ley. 23808.
Hampton (F. J.) Dixieland bound.
19079.
Hampton music pub. co. Dixieland
bound. 19079.
Hanagan (A. J.) Deepest of deep
dark blue. 24402.
Hanaway (Al) Baby, what should I
do. 31089.
Hanby (B. R.)
12862 (122).
Hancock (E. B.)
prairie. 173870.
Haneock (John) :
Answer to the maple on the hill.
29239.
Are you sure. 26598.
Cotton mill blues. 26846.
Going down the river of Jordan.
19317.
Green back dollar. 19367.
Maple on the hill. 4788.
My mother is waiting. 20311.
On a cold winter night. 20435.
She’s long, she’s tall. 2419.
Swing, gate, swing. 2670.
Take me home to the sunny South.
20980... -
What would you give in exchange.
18393.
Hancox (D. M.):
Can you take it. 6550.
If you say you do. 16699.
Hand (C.M.):
Behold the rose. 29301.
Blue bird calls. 24187.
Chinese lily. 18925.
I love the blueness of your blue,
Darling Nellie Gray.
Mystic hills of the
blue eyes. 16545.
We love. 26249.
Handal (Lydia) :
Losing you. 11129.
Palmeras de Egipto. 25638.
Sweet memories. 12175.
Te adoré. 26060.
Handlen (Helen) Away up high in
the sky. 29269.
Handley (Ben)
and me. 13435.
Handley (Marco) I once loved a girl
in Kilkenny. 1140.
Handman (Lou):
Bye bye baby. 18859, 18860.
Funny face McGee. 16247.
Homeward bound on the old Grey-
Franklin D. for you
hound. 948.
I’m in love with a brand new
baby. 27424.
Lady wants to dance. . 32227.
Last night I dreamed of you.
22611.
Me and the moon. 20171, 20172.
Miller’s daughter and the shepherd
on the hill. 382490.
1787
INDEX
Handman (Lou)—Continued.
Then you’ve never been in love.
33403.
Too many times. 18215.
Who belongs to you. 21388.
Handon (Martin): .
In the glow of the dreamy waltz.
29189 (206).
J’aime mon amour.
My Yorkshire lassie. 338904 (205).
Our Miss Gibbs. 83904 (228).
Romance. 33904 (252).
S. A. R. 33904 (254).
Hands (Bill) See Hands (W. A.)
Hands (W. A.):
Doin’ the twirl. 16045.
Slow sailing. 17939.
What a lovely evening. 18373.
Handsel (Julius) Franklin D. Roose-
velt the first man of the land. 13436.
Handy (Elizabeth) Stay. 5586.
Handy (W. C.):
Good Lord sent me you. T7006.
Hesitating blues. 4126.
Nobody knows the trouble I see,
28116.
St. Louis blues. 33045.
Yellow dog blues. 6148.
Handy bros. music co., ine. :
9509 (344).
After all these years. 6271.
Ave Maria. 21646.
Blue thoughts. 255.
Deep dawn. 6742.
Dinin’ with Dinah. 21878.
Fat and greasy. 3879.
Going to hold out to the end. 27151.
Good Lord sent me you. 7006.
Gwine up: 4043.
Handy’s (W. C.) Beale street blues.
892.
Hesitating blues. 4126.
How do I love thee. 22226.
How like a rose is love. 10478.
I smells trouble. 10684.
Like a phantom in the night. 7744.
My dreams. 11374.
My new fiame’s burning me up.
11418.
New Handy guitar method. 20851.
Nobody knows the trouble I see.
28116. ,
O captain! My captain. 1989.
Pale horse and rider. 28241.
Rhythm excursion. 2267.
Run to Jesus. 5377.
St. Louis blues. 338045.
Saint Vitus dance. 20721.
Song of the sky blue sea. 23414.
Stay. 5586.
Swing low, sweet Harriet. 30671.
Swing right into love. 26027.
Tears on my window pane. 23566.
This is a sin-trying world. 28747.
Were you there. 26265.
Hans und Hanna.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
When you come out the wilderness.
26336.
Who calls you sweet mama now.
238538.
Yellow dog blues. 6143.
Handy’s (W. C.) Beale street blues.
892.
Hanemann (H. W.)
with the horse guards.
Hanes (L. H.) See Hanes (Lyman)
Hanes (Lyman) Happy days with
Landon. 24674.
Hanforth (T. W.) Remember, O Lord.
14652.
Hanfstaengl (Ernst) :
Deutsches largo. 535.
Skagerrak-marsch. 2470.
Hanft (H. A.):
Let’s end it with a kiss. 22630.
Rhythm mania from Pennsylvania.
Horsin’ about,
13592.
5328.
Under a country moon. 12454.
Hankins (A. B.) Heavenly radio.
24708.
Hanks (Howard) Robyn harmony.
20672, 20678.
Hanley (EH. A.)
again. 1694.
Hanley (J. F.):
Oh God, give us rain.
Memories haunt me
23059.
There’s a friendly house. 5740.
Widow’s daughter. 30920.
Hanley (M.C.) See Phelan (M. C. H.)
Hanna (L. W.) Love’s’ rendezvous.
4756, 22753.
Hannafin (KE. F.) List’ning to the
whispering of the sea. 14097.
Hannington (R. W.) When we had got
through smacking. 15384.
Hannon (J. J.) Just like a dream.
1374.
Hannon (Josie) Little pitter patter
feet. 7772.
Hanon (C. L.) Virtuoso pianist. 2921.
Hanon (M. J.) God gave me you.
6992.
Hanrahan (John) When you gave me
your love, you gave me the key to
your heart. 23831.
Hans (Melvin) Installment daddy.
25008.
317388.
Hansbrough (Doris) Let’s take off.
16947.
Hansbrough (Mrs. J. R.) Vll share my
dreams with you. 10579.
Hanschmann (—) Honolulu. 31816.
Hanscom (F. W.) Homeland. 24031
(75).
Hansen (C. L.) Sweetheart in the
spring. 14975.
Hansen (Erik):
Abanico. 18651.
Grasshoppers’ dance. 4030.
1788
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kismet. 27653.
Lost chord. 32352, 32358.
Love’s old sweet song. 7856.
Minuet. 27983.
Novios. 8226.
Smiles, then kisses. 5507.
Valse septembre. 28864,
Wee Macgreegor. 5957.
Hansen (Pearl):
If I had you dear to welcome me
home. 24988.
Old farm, our home by the hill.
20417.
Will Rogers’ grave. 26402.
Hansen (R. G.) Nightingale Isle.
17415.
Hansen (Ross) Blue bonnet girl.
15728.
Hansen (Wilhelm) :
Aftentimerne. 6269.
Apollo revyen 1936. 24099.
Bellevue revyen 1936. 24168.
Concertino. 6664, 24334.
Danmark for folket. 24378.
Danske taalte ikke tvang. 6718.
Der staar Fréken Mathiesen.
24407.
Dit hjerte er i fare, Andersen.
24421.
Elsk mig i December som i Maj.
Fenix revyen 1936. 24574.
Giv mig dit hjerte, min egen ven.
24618.
Guldfisken. 7044.
Hen te’ kommoden og te’bavs igen.
24706.
Hornbeek revyen 1936. 24741.
Hundrede tusinde hender. 7173.
Hver en egte Kgbenhavner. 24768.
Hvide bgrn og sorte bgrn. 24764.
I aften. 29767.
I anledning af-. 31858.
Intermezzo. 64388.
Jydsk Liegstouw danse-potpourri.
32187.
Klaverkoneert nr. 1. 32214.
Kronprinsesse Ingrids marsch.
25118.
Kun en lille sang. 29988.
Lille foraarshilsen. 25180.
Livet er en tango. 25200.
Lytternes treskovals. 7875.
Lytternes wienervals. 7876.
Man kan ikke plukke roser.
Midnatsvalsen. 1712, 25338.
Min kone er husar. 7977.
Min lille spaniolerinde. 1722.
Mor’s sang. 253876.
Naar vi to bli’r gift. 8156.
Nothing matters. 30292.
Panserbasse. 380380.
Pernambuco. 30396.
Quartett. 25723.
7898.
Quarto quartetto. 25724.
Resignation. 14657.
Rytme skolen. 33040.
Skgnneste af alle sange.
Smil dig gennem livet.
Snushanerne. 8728,
Sol og sang. 25918.
Sort og hvidt. 8787.
Sorte Sheba, 8788.
Stille mit hjerte. 25981.
Sur le soir. 26007.
Tenk paa din Mor derhjemme.
26042.
To drosler paa en gren.
Ud i den grgnne skov.
Vaarens melodi. 26193.
Violinens sang. 15212.
S8Oernes glade valse.. 31003.
Hansman (A. H.):
Because I didn’t believe in you.
3424.
Song that has no end. 5549.
Hansman (Gus) See Hansman (A. H.)
Hanson (B. N.) Along the azalea trail
with you in old Mobile. 6307.
Hanson (Bill) In a little jernt in
Greenpernt by the Gowanus canal.
19740.
Hanson (Bob) Sunshine. 28620.
Hanson (C. A.) Angelita sweetheart of
the golden West. 18707.
Hanson (Charles) Sweet memories.
5642.
Hanson (Eddy) ‘That little shack by
the rail-road track, where the sweet
wild roses grow. 15056.
Hanson (F. T.):
Ill always love you. 7248.
Over and over again. 17558. -
Hanson (Helen) Childhood dreams.
9862.
Hanson (Howard):
Dance of the warriors.
Enchantment. 6850.
Hanson (M. C.):
Shadows. 23328.
With all my love.
Hansson (Stig) :
I kvéll skall dansbanan_ lovas.
16515.
Natten dr vir. 11459.
Nu ska’ vi vara snilla. 5078,
Och gangar ett skepp fran Amster-
dam. 17450.
Pa ett litet moln i sjunde himlen.
11634.
Terrakotta. 8944.
Under Stockholms broar. 5858.
Hanulee (J. S.) Melancholy serenade.
301388.
25891,
25897,
8440.
26181.
6707.
23894.
Hanway (C. G.) Texas. 18122.
Hanzel (Frank):
Can you imagine. 24246.
1789
INDEX
pt. U1, n-s., v. 31
Hanzel (Frank)—Continued.
I ean’t get you out of my mind.
996.
Haon (R. V.):
Isn’t it remarkable.
Lost horizon. 982355.
Next time we love. 30274.
Novelty of it all. 30294.
Happy birthday. 19396.
Happy days are here again. 26952.
Happy-go-lucky. 29828, 30771, 33492.
Happy hypocrite. 16003, 16336.
Happy landing. 10371*.
Happy party. 16837.
Harbach (O. A.) I thought I knew.
1153.
Harbert music:
Back talk. 3397.
Chicken reel. 3576.
Xylophone technique. 9399.
Harbridge (A. J.) It’s the girl you
32111.
love. 7556.
Harbut (Mae) Substitute for you.
30688.
Harclerode (W.M.) Ol’ Parson Wash-
ington. 23075.
Harcourt (J. R.) jr.:
Everyone’s in love but me. 24524.
In the mood. 22480.
Harcourt (Marguerite) Just a song.
— 10935.
Harcourt, Brace & co., ine.:
Days of Alard, Dancla and Vieux-
temps. 506.
Days of Brahms and Saint-Saéns.
19046.
Days of Grieg and Tschaikowsky.
26899.
Days of Joachim and Hellmesber-
ger. 21852.
Days of Scharwenka and Moszkow-
ski. 31404.
Days of Wieniawski and Monas-
terio. 26900.
Symphonies of Haydn,
and Mozart in score.
(Ernest ) Money,
bacon. 20216.
Hardebeck (C. G.)
songs. 18708.
Harder (E.) March of hope. 11216.
Harder (E. E.) Some day I hope to
eall you my own. 20828.
Harder (Mildred) Teams of old Pur-
due. 23558.
Hardin (Lane):
I don’t know. 27338.
My girl in sunny “Tennessee.
30216.
Oh! Wonderful day. 28154.
Harding (A. J.) Ill never forget you.
1051.
Schubert
10395.
Hard beans and
Anglo-Irish folk
Harding (C. T.)
time in Nevada.
Harding (Harvey)
When it’s roundup
26307.
Would you mind
if I steal your heart. 3838800.
Harding (Phyllis) :
Hills of my desire. 19457.
It’s time to fall in love again.
13913.
Hardman (G. L.)
3053.
Hardwick (A. S.) Just an old fash-
ioned trunk. 1362.
Hardy (A. T.):
God's gift to the world. 22108.
Joy to the world. 27610*.
King Jesus is a-listenin’.
My earnest prayer. 22914.
Hardy (Edith) Dearest of dreams.
24395.
Hardy (Fred):
Lazy harbor. 25135.
Punuluu. 25719.
Where the sky blue meets the sea
blue. 26354.
Hardy (M. L.) Oh, let it stay put.
32742.
Hardy (Oliver) Dixie. 13279.
Hardy (Ross) My Honolulu rendez-
vous. 4965.
Hare (EK. V.) Let me alone.
Harfordy(h. Gi:
Bless your heart. 15724.
Help yourself to my heart. 138567.
Rhapsody internationale. 23258.
Sing me a song of the saddle.
28506.
You might as well be mine. 26469.
Hargis (P. K.) I fell in love with you
over the air. 10532.
Hargrave (Clay) Let us waltz once
again. 25168.
Hargreave (B. L.):
Baby o’mine. 21657.
There’s a cottage in the valley.
8987.
When
9$271.
Hargreaves (William) :
When we are one.
27651.
1449.
it’s apple blossom time.
Oh, I must go home _ to-night.
18648 (273).
Say no more about it. 29189 (374),
31003. (160).
Haring (Bob) Beautiful Ohio. 18783.
Harju (J. O.):
Armaani kainalossa. 21626.
On a sSilv’ry lake, in the moon-
light. 14510.
Harker (F. F.):
Benedictus. 18648 (37-39).
Calm on the list’ning ear of night.
15517 (44).
Communion service.
83). ;
18648 (80-—
1790
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Gloria in excelsis, in B flat. 6253
(148).
Great day of the Lord is near.
18648 (148).
Great is the Lord. 18648 (149).
Harker’s organ collection. 18648
(156, 157).
He shall come down like rain.
16369.
I will feed my flock. 18648 (188).
Jubilate Deo. 18648 (206, 207).
Lead me, Lord. 9509 (377).
Let the peace of God rule in your
hearts. 18648 (220).
Lord is great in Sion. 6253 (292).
Magnificat and Nunc. dimittis.
18648 (232-235).
Magnify His name. 18648 (236).
O clap your hands. 18648 (263).
O Lord, bow manifold. 18648
(265).
O paradise, O paradise. 9509
(533).
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 18648
(290).
Sanctus in B flat. 9509 (648).
Sing unto God, O ye kingdoms of
the earth. 6253. (423).
Six Christmas carols. 18648 (155).
Stand up and bless the Lord your
God. 18648 (332).
Te Deum laudamus. 18648 (341-
344).
Turn thee unto me. 18245.
Ye shall go out with joy. 18648
(395).
Harker’s organ collection. 18648 (156,
157).
Harkins (C. M.) Polly ticks. 25684.
Harkness (Bettye) Hollywood town.
10449.
Harkness (Robert):
Alone. 18648 (9).
Are you lonely. 3270 (27).
At His bidding. 3270 (33).
At the foot of the cross. 18648
(24).
Beneath His shadow hiding. 3270
(58).
Burden bearer. 3270 (77).
Call to pray. 13116.
Carry your Bible. 3270 (84).
Channel of service. 3270 (90).
Come. 18648 (77).
Come away. 33904 (44).
Come dear Jesus. 3270 (105).
Day by day. 3270 (133).
Does everybody know. 33904 (60).
Hiernity where. 3270 (171).
Evening prayer. 3270 (173).
Faultless before the throne. 3270
(186).
For our good. 3270 (198).
Gather them in. 18648 (137).
126829—37
me 1791
God’s word in your heart. 383904
(95).
He can set it right. 33904 (1038).
He lives. 18648 (159).
He rescued me. 18648 (162).
He will meet you. 38270 (249).
He will not let me go. 3270 (250).
His life. 3270 (260).
Hymn of the association. 3270
(279').
I have a Saviour. 33904 (119).
Til sing His praise. 33904 (124).
I must lean hard. 33904 (129).
I never can tell. 18648 (183).
I will trust. 33904 (1382).
In His keeping. 3270 (307).
In praise of Him. 3270 (310).
In the better land with Jesus.
38270 (311).
In the morning. 3270 (315).
Et is for mess S2cOns2e.
Jesus enthroned. 18648 (202).
Jesus is all to me. 338904 (145).
Jesus is always true. 3270 (337).
Jesus paid your ransom. 18648
(203).
Jesus says He loves me. 3270
(340).
Jesus will sustain you. 18648
(205).
Joy awaiting. 33904 (149).
Joy of the lord. 3270 (345).
Just a little nearer. 24031 (102).
Letter from Jesus. 38270 (362).
Little while. 33904 (167).
Look on the bright side. 18648
(29).
Lord’s prayer. 3270 (391).
Love of Jesus. 53904 (170).
My all in all. 3270 (429).
My heart’s rest. 18648 (252).
My saviour. 3270 (488).
My song. 3270 (441).
Nothing too small for Him. 18648
(258).
Pledge and a prayer. 3270 (505).
Pray through. 26533. (228).
Prayer is the way. 3270 (517).
Reaching out to save you now.
3270 (524).
Read it over again to me. 3270
(526).
Reticence in sorrow. 3270 (534).
Risen. 3270 (548).
Safe until the morning. 3270
(557).
Saviour’s call. 33904 (259).
Searlet stream. 3270 (562).
Shepherd kind and true. 3270
(574).
So precious to me. 3270 (592).
Song of repose. 3270 (604).
Song of rest. 3270 (605).
Still, still with Thee. 3270 (628).
INDEX
Harkness (Robert)—Continued.
Strength for to-day. 18648 (333).
Teil Jesus. 383904 (303).
Thanksgiving hymn. 3270 (651).
That beautiful city. 33904 (305).
Threshold of prayer. 3270 (660).
"Tis Jesus. 383904 (811).
Trusting in the _ blood. 33904
(316).
*Twill be all sunshine there. 3270
(675).
Two songs. 3270 (243).
Valley of the shadow. 3270 (681).
We are coming. 18648 (374).
What will it be. 33904 (328).
When God forgives He forgets.
18648 (3885).
When I remember. 3270 (715).
When Jesus sought me. 33904
(33):
While Jesus holds my hand.
3270 (728).
Who is this. 3270 (735).
Why not trust Him now. 3270
(739).
Why stand ye idle. 3270 (741).
Harlan (John) Spending my time
with you. 2561.
Harlem (D. E.) Debutante waltzes.
18648 (95).
Harlin (Jay) Gone but not forgotten.
22119.
Harlin bros. :
Ain’t cha comin’ home to-night.
9543.
Aloha. 6298.
Aloha oe. 15559.
Annie Rooney. 129381.
Auld lang syne. 156388.
Beautiful heaven. 18781.
Before I’m through with you. 9687.
Big rock candy mountain. 15715.
Black sand beach. 18813.
Bright Mohawk Valley. 138089.
Bury me out on the prairie. 138105.
By the blue lagoon. 18856.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
18904.
Choclo. 18928.
Ciribiribin. 18939.
Climbing up the golden stairs.
18945.
Coconut grove in Kauai. 9889.
Come back to Erin. 18958.
Cucaracha. 19004.
Darling Nellie Gray. 138241.
Dixie. 19075.
Down Honolulu way, where palm
trees grow. 19115.
Down in Honolulu town. 19117.
Down Lovers Lane. 19118.
Dream isle. 21917.
Du, du liegst mir im herzen. 10118.
Every day you’re away. 19188.
1792
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Far across the deep blue sea.
6891, 16165.
Follow the gleam. 18419.
Fort Kamehameha. 19260.
Frankie and Johnny. 19268.
Ful-dul-dee. 10278.
Golden slippers. 19321.
Golondrina. 19323.
Gone but not forgotten. 22119.
Goodnight, ladies. 13489.
Halona. 103865.
Harmony waltz. ‘TO71.
Hawaiian echoes. 10390, 16355.
Hawaiian moon. 7078, 19419.
Home on the range. 16427.
Home, sweet home. 10456.
Hula medley. 19499.
I'd like to be in Texas. 16484.
I don’t want your sympathy.
13688.
I dream of you. 19539.
I’m telling you. 19640.
I want sontebody, a sweet some-
body. 19683.
If I only had a home sweet home.
10751.
In old Madrid. 19763.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 10911.
Letter edged in black. 14078.
Lieber Augustin. 14079.
Little longer. 20008.
Long long ago. 14144.
Love’s old sweet song. 17087.
Melody in F. 17168.
Merry widow waltz. 14261.
Minuet in G. 18798.
Moon and you. 20223.
My bonnie lies over the ocean.
14341.
My country home. 14850.
My home in Tennessee. 8098.
My old Kentucky home. 17340.
National march. 20889.
Nearer my God to Thee. 8169.
O sole mio. 20402.
Oh, Susanna. 14490.
Old Black Joe. 8270, 17471.
Old moon. 17488.
One more waltz before we say
goodbye. 8328, 20470.
One two three four. 17521.
Onward Christian soldiers. 175381.
Pauline. 20520.
Pearl Harbor march. 20524.
Progression waltz. 8472.
Rainbow. 20626.
Rippling waters. 20661.
Royal Hawaiian waltz. 20701.
Santa Lucia. 17818.
She’ll be comin’ ’round the moun-
tain. 14770.
Silver threads among the gold.
17895.
Slovenian waltz medley. 179836.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Snow flakes. 14831.
Souvenir. 20871.
Spagnola. 20873.
Strolling along. 20913.
Swanee River. 209389.
Sweet by and by. 14957.
Sweet lei Lehua. 12171.
Sweetest moment ever known.
14972.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 20962.
That picture dear of you. 18140.
Things Id like to do. 12326.
Tramp, tramp, tramp. 15145.
Turkey in the straw. 21150.
Ua like no a like. 21169.
Under a Florida moon. 12455.
Under the double eagle. 21175.
Unforgotten dream. 18269.
Virginia Lee. 18296.
Waltz melody. 9173.
Whem wham blues. 12592.
When all the world has gone to
rest. 12598.
When night appears. 21335.
When the moon shines down in
Indiana. 21340.
When you and I were young Mag-
gie, 21355.
Whispering hope. 15360.
Won’t you understand.
Yaaka hula tune. 21466.
You go to your church and Ill go
21448.
to mine. 18578.
Harling (W. F.) Why did I trifle
with love. 30917.
Harlow (Bert)
Harlow (H. A.)
13584,
Harman (C. E.)
23905.
Harman (M. K.):
Baby’s jabber. 9642.
Bath song. 9659.
Beautiful lovely rattle. 9672.
Bee and Miss Butterfly. 9683.
See Harlow (H. A.)
Homeward bound.
Wonderful Jesus.
Boasting. 9749.
Doggie bow wow. 10040.
Drifting with you. 10107.
Kitty cat and lively fishes. 10975.
Let’s dance. 11026.
Lolie pop and chocolate. 11101.
Mister Punkins, how do you do,
good-bye. 11283.
Now what do you think. 11518.
Playing soldiers. 11700.
Roll-a-bye. 11851.
Slippery slidy slam.
Wake little birdie.
Won't you
12003.
12526.
come to my party.
t2723.
Harmer (C. H.):
Forever. 22050.
Greater thing. 19864.
I hear a voice. 19557.
My rose. 20318.
Thy goal. 21095.
Together. 33465.
Harmon (D. P.):
Bus went down in the channel.
18853.
Washing tub. 29538.
When you're blue. 21358.
Harmon (J. 8.) Just a run around.
4512.
Harmon (M. K.) jr.
4422.
Harmon (Morry) Vood you do it if
you vas me. 5905.
Harmon (R. M.) My mother’s love.
4979.
Harmon (R. R.):
Falling for you.
Love on the radio.
Indian maiden.
10189.
11157.
What’ll we do with father. 15280.
Harmonica playing made easy. 7069.
Harmony music publishers:
Communion. 18965,
Take no thought for your life.
20983.
Through flood-tides of love. 21091.
Harmony quartette collection. 896.
Harms (Reno) Why. 6083.
Harms (T. B.) co.:
Close to me. 21781.
Love, what are you doing to my
heart. 22742.
OV Man River. 238074.
Why wait. 3100.
Harms, inc.:
All’s fair in love and war. 29210.
Anything goes. 21620.
Blue eyes. 26689.
Blue night. 31182.
Carefree. 323.
Fancy meeting you. 22009.
Half of me. 22150.
I cannot live without your love.
27320.
In your own quiet way. 22491.
Indian love eall. 1262.
Just for you. 4529.
Let’s put our heads together.
30019.
Night-time in Rio. 32680.
Rose-Marie. 2322.
Silhouettes under the stars. 25868.
Speaking of the weather. 30603.
Student prince. 8847.
There'll always be a lady fair.
5736.
Trouble don’t like music, everybody
Sing. 30775.
White horse inn. 29027.
With plenty of money and you.
30934.
You're gonaa make the same mis-
take all over again. 29142.
1793
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
5
Harms, ine.—Continued.
Youre number one on my hit pa-
rade. 383872.
You’re too good to be bad. 30985.
Harness (C. A.) Love is understand-
ing. 25251.
Harold (Charles) :
Harrington (Cecil):
He wooed her and wooed her and
wooed her. 914.
King of the road. 19899.
Rhythm of the wheels.
Song of the birds. 2586.
Up the hill to happy days.
20653.
21185,
Dreamer, dream your dreams with] Harrington (J. N.) Our eapitol. 32809.
me. 6805.
Inspiration. 25002.
Long live the king. 4698.
Manhattan at midnight.
Sleepy dolly in a box.
Taps to love. 2694.
There’s a cobweb on the moon.
2747.
We’re on our way to heaven. 2973.
Harold (Margaret) Ten-finger tunes.
7900.
8703.
2708.
Harold (William) Goofus. 7014.
Harp (M. J.) Take me with you in
your dreams. 5673.
Harp of Tara. 13533.
Harper (Bob):
Mary. 14226.
Underneath a tropic moon. 9115.
Harper (C. HE.) Harper method for
piano accordion. 4081.
Harper (E. A.) Nite I fell in love with
you. 1955.
Harper (J. N.) You brought me hap-
piness when you came my way.
42758.
Harper (Jean) Smooth music. 23388.
Harper (Jeanette) Singing those tele-
phone blues. 11994.
Harper (Jerry) See Harper (Jeanette)
Harper (Jimmy) :
Don’t let the river run dry. 6782.
He forgot to come back. 29713.
I’m one of the little orphans of the
storm. 7326.
Queen of hearts. 8488.
Harper (M. G.):
Love’s garden. 7855.
Sweetheart of Fairy Stone Park.
2666.
Harper (Marjorie) :
I sing. 19658.
Two silhouettes
5851, 12445.
Harper (Vera) Let not your heart be
troubled. 30014.
Harpester (Orriet)
13001.
Harrel (M. S. W.)
21160.
Harrhy (Edith)
series. 18687.
Harrigan (F. X.)
fair in thirty-nine.
on the moon.
Barndomsminder.
Twilight hour.
10565.
Harrington (B. F.) prop., and Harring-
Tea time
ton (B. F.) and son, au.
and all alone. 18101.
Allan’s concert song
Ill be there at the
Harrington (L. H.) Kathleen. 1385.
Harrington (Verne) See Harrington
(L. H.)
Harrington (Mrs. W. C.)
ian (Amber)
Harris (A.) Palace march.
Harris (A. E.):
Adagio cantabile.
Allegretto. 31138.
Concertino. 31329.
Excerpt from piano sonata no. 10.
32546.
St. Julien. 33044.
Harris (Albert):
Mary nicknamed September Morn,
25300.
Mind your own business. 20198.
Harris (B. E.) Moon magic. 22857.
Harris (Buddy) See Harris (C. J.)
Harris (C. H.):
Day by day. 9984.
Dream, dream, dream. 10079.
Gypsy’s song of love. 10355.
Southland, I love you so. 12081.
Harris (C. J.):
At the cross
21639.
In all my dreams. 27532.
Mem ries in blue. 22816.
My heart’s in a storm. 25439.
You're mine. 12797.
Harris (C. K.) au., and Harris (C. L.)
prop.:
Always me. 12862 (7).
I’m starving for one sight of you.
6253. (212).
It might have been. 6253 (250).
See Rooben-
23152.
obs te
road of dreams.
Man, a maid, a moon, a boat.
9509 (441).
Nobody. knows, nobody _ cares.
12862 (366).
Harris (C. M.):
Do you like dis. 26943.
Our Franklin D. 28221.
Harris (Colby) :
It was worth it. 29937.
Tell me. 26066.
Harris (Cuthbert) :
List! the cherubie host. 4651.
O love that wilt not let me go.
21569 (409).
Sérénade tendre. 25841.
Harris (Dora) Save a poor sinner
from dying. 20732.
d 1794
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Harris (BE. G.)
27528.
Barris (is :J.) :
Girl I meet on the street. 29643.
My love is meant for you. 20302.
Whispering Adirondack mountains.
12663.
Harris (Edward) :
Beautiful sky.
Imagine how I feel.
195.
It was a lover and his lass. 4471.
Vanished summer. 15202.
Harris (Hlwin) Whisp’ring Adiron-
dack mountains. 213880.
Harris (Frank) :
Gathering flowers from the hill-
side. 19286.
Got a home in that rock. 19344.
If I could hear my mother. 19708.
John Henry was a little boy.
19842.
Play that waltz again. 28275.
Shake hands with mother. 20758.
That three point two. 28711.
There’s an old and faded picture.
21060.
Walk that lonesome valley. 21221.
Why don’t you come back to me.
29045.
Won't be worried long. 21442.
Harris (Frederick) Canadian very
first music book for beginners.
31237.
Harris (Frederick) co.:
Canadian very first music book for
beginners. 31237.
Coronation ode. 31347.
Falls the snow. 6886.
New approach to the piano. 23005.
Peter’s book. 17601.
Take me to a green isle. 6886.
Two county songs. 31646.
Harris (G. E.):
Before the face of Jesus. 6425.
I’m climbing up the golden stair.
7293.
I’ve never found a friend like
mother. 22406.
It was all for God’s wonderful
love. 10887.
On Calvary. 115838.
Harris (G. F.) Just swing away.
29965.
Harris
26364.
Harris (Gene)
Harris (H. A.)
3270 (166).
Harris (H. W.)
3270 (166).
Harris (Helen) Don’t wake me up,
if this isa dream. 13300.
Harris (J. D.):
Aw shuckins.
Empty hours.
(G. L.) Whistling riders.
See Harris (E. G.)
Enchanted cascade.
Enchanted cascade.
9632.
657.
Ghost of love. 799.
Gold moon. 8381.
Heaven. 10405.
Sign on the dotted line. 2448.
Harris (J. F.) Song of the drum-
sticks. 14870.
Harris (J. J.)
Harris (J. N.)
Harris (Jack)
If you pray. 24949.
Bird 0’ love. 18812.
Yes, it’s true all they
say about Dixie. 264381.
Harris (Jack) :
Harlem blues. 31745.
Nobody else but my sugar and me..
32694.
One song in my heart. 32786.
Harris (Jennie) :
Bachelor of love. 6887.
Music in my heart is you.
Harris (John R.):
Dreaming. 597.
Shadows on the Raritan. 8652.
Two eyes of blue.. 12489.
Your love has gone. 26517.
Harris (Joseph) :
Go to sleep. 31667.
Hold me fast. 19462.
Ill be true to you. 1039.
I love you so. 10598.
I’m lost without you. 19627.
I spent last night in heaven.
29834.
Moon in heaven. 27950.
Please don’t tell me I was only
dreaming. 11703.
Harris (Joseph R.) To win your heart.
33460.
Harris (Louisa) O love that wilt not
let me go. 21569 (409).
Harris (M. L.) Part-time blues.
23159.
Harris (Marion)
in town tonight.
Harris (Mattie)
8127.
Harris (N. L.):
In love with you. 7475.
My heart belongs to you.
Harris (P. S.)
5834.
Harris (R. E.):
And the great big saw came nearer
and nearer. 9586.
Baby in the pram. 9639.
Gertie, the gunman’s moll.
Harmonica Dan. 10875.
O. K. for sound. 25535.
Palais glide. 2097.
Signalman Sam. 14787.
Ta-ta, ta-ta, say ta-ta to your tar.
33352.
We'll drum ’em down the channel.
33628.
22894.
Ill B. B. C-ing you
4231.
My mountain home.
1836.
Twilight and roses.
10291.
Harris (Remus):
I bless the moon. 7187.
1795
INDEX
pt; TH, nS. V2
Harris (Remus) —Continued.
You gotta have. 12777.
Harris (Roy):
Art of the fugue. 15650.
Prelude and Fugue. 8459.
Trio for piano, violin and violin-
cello. 15148.
Harris (Russell) See Harris (John
R.
Harris (S. P.) Romance.
Harris (Thoro)
15517 (320).
Banner of love songs.
3411.
Harris (Victor):
April. 3270 (28).
Ashes of roses. 18648 (23).
By Babylon’s wave. 15517 (131).
Chorus of reapers. 21569 (571).
Hloods of spring. 31590.
Invocation to Saint Cecilia.
Island. 382109.
Lady Laughter. 6253 (268).
Lady picking mulberries. 19924.
Lady Spring. 6253 (270).
Maids of Cadiz. 30102.
Spanish serenata. 17991, 17992.
Summer wind. 3270 (630).
Harris (W. H.) From a heart made
whole. 3946.
Harris (W. J.):
Cannibal love. 29189 (53).
Games of childhood days.
(207):
Hurry back. 18648 (173).
Kid-Land. 21569 (281).
Harris (W. R.) Who ean I turn to.
32108.
3270
12670.
Harrison (A. F.) In the gloaming.
29189 (205).
Harrison (A. R.) My California home.
30207.
Harrison (Ben (Ace)) Why. 18471.
Harrison (Hmile) My conversation
with the moon. 32572.
Harrison (Fred) When two lips be-
tray two eyes. 18433.
Harrison (G. E.) Until. 30807.
Harrison (H. L.) With you beside
me. 33781.
Harrison (Julius) :
Memory island. 30146.
Night ride of elves. 30151.
Tales of the Vienna forest. 33360.
Winter and spring. 33088.
Harrison (Ken):
Sitting in the rumble seat. 14810.
Your picture in the frame. 12841.
Harrison (Kenneth)
can you be. 18524.
Harrison (M. 8.) Yes, that’s me, I’m
going home. 9405.
Harrison (Michael) :
Anita. 15585.
It’s me for you, Marie.
It’s up to you. 16807.
Wond’ring where
=
19814.
Never in all my life. 20347.
This must be heaven. 30732.
When love comes a-knocking at
your door. 23812.
Harrison (O. P.) You’re the first one
in my heart, and the last one on my
mind. 12810.
IRtarrisony |) (ey ake)
opera. 31148.
Harrison (P. V.):
Kissable. 10972.
Stay ‘way from my heart.
Harrison (Richard) :
I’m happy and I’m free. 10622.
Shy Ann’s cayenne. 25862.
Harrison (Russell) Mother’s love al-
ways welcomes you there. 4902.
Harrison (T. J.) California moon and
you. 293860.
Harrison (W. J.) jr.
11136.
Harrold (J. J.)
road boy. 9488.
Harsanyi (Tibor)
Harsen (Anthony)
Benedicite omnia
121238:
Love in season.
Your dad’s a rail-
Pastorales. 11655.
When violins sing.
28827.
Hart (Charles) Am I = dreaming.
15569.
Hart (Fritz) Save me, O God. 28438.
Hart (H. EH.) Never again will it
thrill me just like it used to do.
23001.
Hart (H. W.) All for you. 18678.
Hart (L. J.) Love me to-night as the
Shadows fall. 4732.
Hart (Lillian) pseud. See Goldner
(Lillian)
Harin@Min ti):
Gaily sailing to Sunset Valley.
778. i
In the twilight of life. 1255.
Just a little silver sailboat on a
blue glass sea. 1354.
My dream of gold. 17302.
My song of love. 11457.
You’re the words and music. 6215.
Hart (N. E.) Long ago in Indiana.
27769.
Hart (Pauline) lLet’s dance the min-
uet. 25155. ,
Hart, (RM)
Drink up boys. 10112.
Miss Mazippah from Mississippah.
14275.
Pickin’ stars off the ground. 14588.
Since you won't play with me.
11985.
Hart (8S. C.) When it’s lamp lightin’
time up in heaven. 25806.
Harte (Cecelia) Robin’s spring song.
14685.
Hartel (J. E.)
(130).
Old chureh bell. 31003
1796
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Harter (Harry) Melody for two.
201838.
Hartford music co.:
Charming bells of spring. 31275.
Lights of life. 32282.
Hartley (F. M.) When I go a courtin’.
237938.
Hartley (J. BR.) Western trails.
18371.
Hartman (Clare) Yodel lady. 33818.
Hartman (D. A.) Answer to maple on
the hill. 15590.
Hartman (Elizabeth) Swallows in the
willows. 28495.
Hartman (H. Silver moon on
the Colorado.
Hartman (QO, A.)
Hartman (Pauline)
minuet. ae
Hartman (S. G.):
Cocktail hour. 18949.
Dansant. 19029.
Green. 193866.
Streamline. 20912.
Strolling. 23467.
Tangoriento. 20990.
Hartmann (M. B.)
moonlight. 12169.
Hartness (W. M.)
springtime. 12795.
Hartnett (Zerola) :
Faithful to you. 133889.
Rocky Mountain cabin. 2302.
Harts (H. L.):
Christmas story. 33904 (39).
Fickle dinner bell. 6253 (124).
iL BR.)
5465.
Tantalizing. 33368.
Let’s dance the
Sweet golden
You're like the
I lead an awf'lly lazy life. 6253
(204).
I’m in a position to know. 6253
(209).
My dearie dear. 6253 (329).
Naughty Cupid. 6253 (341).
Old stage door. 6253 (360).
Seductive Caroline. 6253 (412).
Sign of promise. 33904 (267).
Song development for little chil-
dren. 24031 (191).
Why are all the girls so hungry.
62538 (528).
Hartwig (Oscar) On the _ prairies.
11591.
Hartwigk-Engelken (Margarethe) See
Hngelken (M. H.)
Harty. pseud. See Taylor (H. C.)
Harty (Clive) Highwayman Dick.
22195.
Harty (Hamilton) :
At sea. 9509 (26).
Dreaming. 9509 (190).
Flame in the skies of sunset.
(230).
Grace for light. 9509 (262).
Trish love song. 9509 (341).
Lookin’ back. 9509 (413).
9509
Lullaby. 9509 (429).
Your hand in mine, beloved. 9509
(820).
Hartzell (Clarence) Spring again.
30607*.
Harvell (EH. L.) Fire is always burning
in my soul. 31581.
Harvey (A. M.) “Twill soon be blue
bonnet time way down in Texas.
12434.
Harvey (Al):
Pieeadilly. 11681, 23176.
Underneath the old pine tree.
28847.
Harvey (Albert):
Come back to Sorrento. 9895.
Old rugged cross. 2041.
Santa Lucia. 33059.
Harvey (Bob):
Piccadilly. 11681, 23176.
Underneath the old pine tree.
28847.
Harvey (H. M.) I wanted you all for
myself. 13799.
Harvey (F. B.):
Moon mysteries. 32530.
Saturday night. 33065.
Why can’t we always be together.
26378.
Harvey (G. M.):
Found and lost. 24588.
I never thought I should love you.
24884.
One more day with you. 8327.
You had me believin’. 33845.
Yow ll never know. 6180.
Harvey (J. Richard) aw., and Harvey
(J. Roy) prop. Mad about you.
7879.
Harvey (L. J.) pseud. See Lebo
(H.
Harvey. (Martin) New. York City.
17400.
Harvey (S. W.) Whippoorwill. 21376.
Harvey (Vivien):
Pipe dreams. 17616.
Teach me how to love. 18102.
That Ethiopian gal. 15051.
Harvill (Inez) Why did you forget.
15374.
Harwell (W. D.)
broken hearts.
Harwood (Basil) :
Office of the holy communion.
33904 (221).
Short settings of the cffice for the
Who'll mend the
Bo lols
holy communion. 8669.
Harwood (C. A.):
Longhorn fight song. 27773.
That’s the love your eyes tell me.
30095,
Harwood (Frederick) :
Danse pittoresque.
Lake in autumn.
15957.
16897.
1797
INDEX
Hasbrouck (M. M.):
Here in my garden.
My prayer. 4990.
Hasbrouck (W. W.)
TAlSBY
Hase (I. W.)
23904.
Hasenbein (M. E.):
Little cabin by a lake of blue.
277388.
Somewhere in this wide world,
waits a love for me. 12040.
Haskell (E. A.) Banish the shadows
of doubt. 12997.
Haskell (HE. W.):
Dance to the last note. 31387.
I’m going back to Texas. 10613.
I wonder if they miss me ’way back
16399.
Hour by hour.
Woe is me, woe is me.
home. 32017.
Love’s the greatest thing on earth.
32385.
My rip top snorter. 32624.
Haskell (Freda) :
Little footsteps on the _ stairs.
16998.
One moment to you. 17516.
Stop pretending. 28597.
Haskell (Mrs. G. S.) See Haskell
(Freda)
Haskins. (H. M.) Fairy’s wooing.
31003 (51).
Haskins (Lenorr) pseud. See Busby
(B. L.)
Haskins (W. R.) Schoolmates. 6253
(410).
Haslett (Priscilla) I just want to go
home. 16507.
Haslinger (Carl) musikverlag. Sym-
phonische spielmusik. 14998.
Hasse (Karl):
Suite in a-moll. 5616, 18043.
ZwoOlf choralvorspiele. 9509 (271).
Hasselmann (R. A.) You've got to
hand it to Charley. 33886.
Hassler (Arthur) Texas centennial.
8949.
Hassler (H. L.):
Melodies of Christendom. 7944.
O sacred head, now wounded.
5087.
Passion chorale. 163.
Hastings (B. G.) Tied in my bundle
of dreams. 21097.
Hastings (P. D.):
Cullud lullaby. 6689.
I’m goin’ home to glory. 7301.
Lullaby my mother sang to me.
7871.
Hastings (R. H.) If you ask me, I'll
take you to Jesus. 7442.
Hastings (Ross) Two encore songs.
902.
Hastings (Thos.) Rock of ages. 20676.
Hasty pudding club. lLid’s off. 16957.
DE. TIE, We Seaver
Hatch (A. E.)
25568.
Hatch (A. R.)
14442.
Hatch (Al) and Hatch (Virginia) :
I wonder why. 1185.
You changed me. 3194,
Hatch (F. W.) New England, I’m com-
ing back home. 11476.
Hatcher (K. M.):
I’m a gorgeous bouquet for you.
263,
Telephone sweethearts.
Hatfield (Bert) No escape.
Hatfield (C. S.):
I’m doubting you. 24839.
If you can hide the sunlight. 24948.
Peggy Ann from Kansas _ land.
Old home in the valley.
Nestle close to me.
5689.
17419.
20528.
Shadows. 23330.
Hathaway (C. E.) Mountain dreams.
30198.
Hatheway (KH. V.) Spirit of the dance.
23434.
Hatley (Marvin):
Apologizing planter. 26590.
Believe me, if all those enduring
young charms. 13034.
Betting. 9708.
Charge of victory. 26775.
Conflict. 26837.
Dixie. 13278.
Hizekiel saw de wheel. 19197.
Fanfares. 10191.
Girl I left behind me. 10296,
T’se a-daubin’. 27466.
I’se gwine up de ribba. 19655.
Irish washerwoman. 16776.
Ku-ku. 19915.
Let’s get acquainted.
My side-saddle Rose.
New York. 11478.
Nobody’s baby. 25525.
Planting. 5230.
Raccoon jig. 28325.
Take a chance. 28666.
Training. 12396.
Wearing of the green—Irish wash-
er woman. 2986.
Will you be my lovey-dovey. 26403.
Willow trees. 6104.
Woodman. 6129.
Hats off. 27220, 27748, 28828, 29014,
30015, 30041, 30790, 30900.
Hatt (C. E.) Death of baby Lindbergh.
19058.
Hatteberg (Lorene) :
Every nite’s a perfect nite when we
are together. 24520.
I’m giving me you. 24848.
27704.
25474.
Song about love, I love you. 25929.
Hatton (H. D.) Bleary blue. 6461.
Hatton (J. L.) Consolation. 29189
(69).
1798
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1986
Hatton (W. B.) ‘Townsend army. | Hawkes (F. G.):
12387. Musical salvationist. 1800-1802,
Hatziapostolou (Nicholas) : ‘ 4920.
Agapis logia. 24. Salvation army brass band journal.
First love. 732, 2356-2358.
HWorismou simon’ e ora. 27282. Hawkes & son (London) Itd.:
Lismonise. 1491. Allegretto. 33079-33082.
Mothistroula. 8037. Amparito roca. 6319.
Tha kopso rotha. 28690. Apolio. 103.
Haubold (Louise) : Ballet music. 4024.
Reverie. 28364 Bereeuse. 3445, 31151.
Twilight. 98893 Bonds of friendship. 3488.
Hauck (G. W.) Gutta it sister. 23515 Bonjour, un bonsoir, adieu. 938491.
. W. g : :
Break o’ day. 6501.
Carnaval. 28448.
Carrascosa. 3553, 31259.
Haudenschild (W. H.) jr. Dance of the
living dead. 19017.
Haugan (fenry.) You've got what it Celebrated minuet. 26768.
takes. 18626. , : Charm of the valse. 6592.
Haupt (Karl) Was schert miche die Chop sticks. 6608.
welt, wenn nur du mich liebst. 28904. Colonel Bogey. 6639.
Hausam (Augie) Let’s dance. 27701. Dance for children’s party. 6703.
Hausegger (Siegmund von) : Deux danses. 30753.
Sonnenaufgang. 18648 (329). Deux poémes. 30754.
Weihe der nacht. 18648 (376, 377). Dominion. 19090.
Hausenfluck (F. W.) When bluebon- Down Langford way. 26964.
nets are in bloom. 18398, 23783. Eastern dance. 31508.
Hauser (—) Evening song. 3844. Enchantment. 29549, 29550.
Hauser (M.) Concerto in E minor. Exercice militaire. 3862.
15517 (62). Fantastie dance. 27053.
Hausmann (Theodor) Sonate. 16349. Frescoes. 16239. _
Haussermann (John) Quintet. 14635. Gay gallantry. 790.
Havana. 15517 (137), 18648 (164, 179, Gladiator. 813.
SIS): Gpnnn aiuanat pn 10343
Havana music supply co.: j 3 : ;
Conga del pilar. 18969. ees court. 22152, 29694,
Mulatica. 8049.
3 In Malaga. 32073.
eal ae darte mas que amor. Thiteriude) 29493)
Juarez. 4497.
21465. Kismet. 27653.
Liederland. 33084.
Ya no alumbra tu estrella.
Havel (Artie) Don’t break my heart.
3748. : ;
Havener (J. V.) Sweetest rose of old ae Ses ee senet.
Mexico. 30661. Lolita. ’ 39230).
Havez (J. C.): i ' 7
Bull Durham. 24031 (19). ee eee
Take me out to the end of the pier. Love of the three oranges. 4737.
24031 (204). Lucille. 1611.
Havlovie (A. J.) On great lone hills. Marche polovtsienne. 7910, 17135,
28186. 20155.
Hawaii music studios. Tahiti moon. Masnadieri. 33577.
20973. Melodie d’amour. 30139, 30140.
Hawaiian buster. 29708. Melodie orientale. 4818.
Hawaiian guitar arrangements and Merry mountaineers. 1706.
compositions in diagram system. Minuet. 27983.
31759. Minuet and Bourrée. 18755.
Hawaiian hula medley. 13539. Mot. 30186.
Hawaiian love call. 29710. Moto perpetuo. 14819.
Hawaiian memories. 16356. Novios. 8226.
Hawes (J. J. Twilight visions. 33540. Old rhyme. 5129.
Hawk (Leonard): Our hunting fathers. 28223.
Honoluiu’s got me now. 16439. Paragraph 3. 11645.
Mau dahn fah. 22792. Pays d’amour. 32839.
Waikiki melody. 23711. Perpetuum mobile. 30398, 32855.
1799
INDEX
Dt ala ne S., Vik
Hawkes & son (London) Iltd.—Contd.
Petite suite symphonique. 14581.
Piccolinette. 17608.
Polonaise with chorus.
Port Said. 14614.
Pour itine. 17653.
Préludes. 32299.
Prince Igor. 382916.
Rosamunde. 33087.
Roses from the South. 33028.
Saltarello. 4025.
Secret marriage. 33101.
Slavonie scherzo. 23379.
Smiles, then kisses. 5507.
Source. 21865.
Steps of glory. 2592, 5597.
Story of the overtures. 8840.
Suite. 380453.
Suite for violin and pf. 2619.
17641.
Swan lake. 28813.
Tackleway. 18085.
Tarantella. 33370.
Three blind mice.
Three days. 2782.
Tease 179
Two little Japs.
Valse septembre. 28864.
Wee Macgreegor. 5957.
William Tell. 33081.
Zingaresca. 3258.
Hawkins (Coleman) :
Devotion. 19070.
Lamentation. 10995.
What is the name. 21287. .
White hat and red hair. 12669.
Hawkins (EK. N.) Meet me in Dream-
15171, 33545.
land. 17164.
Hawkins (Erskine) Swingy little
rythm. 12202.
Hawkins (F. W.):
Be strong and of good courage.
Gi:
Come down from the miff tree.
26828.
He helps us through. 4095.
I am going to that city. 22236.
Mine eyes are fixed upon that city.
22838.
On life’s ocean. 5141.
Open your heart to Jesus.
Smile, smile, smile. 28531.
Way is growing better every day.
23126.
5936.
When the pearly gates unfold.
23823.
When you really need a friend.
6058.
Win them by love. 28886.
Hawkins (Jennie) Singing in lullaby
time. 17920.
Hawkins (M. E.):
Anxiety. 21618.
Cares. 21756.
Shattered dreams. 23384.
Hawkins (M. M.):
Barbarous Barbara. 21670.
I love you more each day. 22306.
I won’t give up my love for you.
22429.
Love I’m lonely for. 22727. ,
Lovely beauty. 22745.
There’s only one like you. 23602.
Weight of the whole world is on
my shoulders. 28755.
You big yellow ball of a moon.
23941.
Hawkins (Sidney)
676.
Hawkins (W. M.):
I’se deep in trouble. 31979.
My lady dances. 12862 (356).
Wild whooping warriors. 33762.
Hawks (Brian) Half as lovely as you.
Ethiopian war.
4059.
Hawks (S. E.) Hawaiian sweetheart.
19420.
Hawks (Mrs. Wallace) See Hawks
(S. E.)
Hawley (C. B.):
Christ child. 26795.
Dreams of the summer night. 3270
(152)
Heart’s desire. 3270 (254).
I come to watch o’er thee. 3270
(288).
I lay my sins on Jesus. 6253 (203).
In a garden. 3270 (304).
Life and light. 3270 (368).
Life’s springtime. 3270 (364).
Message of the angels. 3270 (422).
Still, still, with Thee. 3270 (622).
Unto the hills. 21569 (579').
Hawley (Hugh) Alexandra the great.
12887*.
Hawthorne (Alice) pseud. See Winner
(Septimus )
Hawthorne (Kathryn)
Zamecnik (J. S.)
Haxby (E. T.) Everything is perfect
pseud. See
to-night. 19192.
Haxton (Almeda) My big moment.
4929),
Hay (A. P.) To-night I’m in Dream-
land. 151380.
Hay (C. W.):
Hail Stars and Stripes, Hail Maple
Leaf. 4054.
Take me home to mother. 5671.
When silver stars swing low,
mother is nearer to me. 6025.
Hay (HE. N.) Churnin’ day. 29406.
Low-swingin’ cradle.
One look convineed me. 25594.
One more hour. 25597.
Things I know. 28742,
1800
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Hayeraft (J. E.)
30638.
Hayeraft (W. H.) On the coral beach
of Bermuda. 11588.
Haydell (Clifford) See Haydell (W.
Substitute for you.
C.)
Haydell (W. C.) I’m sorry, if I broke
your heart. 19637,
Hayden (A. J.) Love's call. 25267.
Hayden (Glenn) pseud. See Roddick
(Lillian )
Hayden (R. W.):
Moon over Waikiki.
Sheik of Waikiki.
When the hula
around. 18427.
Hayden (S. G.) Under the Creole
moon. 2876.
Haydn (F. J.):
Creation. 24691.
Drei trios. 10394.
Gipsy rondo. 4090.
Heavens are telling. 24692.
Konzert. 29189 (153).
Menuet, 4091.
Notturni. 16360.
Notturno. 16361.
On the eve of daylights dawning.
16362.
Sechs 4092,
4098.
Second year Haydn. 22175.
Symphonies of Haydn, Schubert
and Mozart in score. 10395.
Violinkonzert. 29189 (154).
Violoncello concerto, 27687.
Vivace. 13541.
We, Thy people, praise Thee. 907.
Wiener hofball-menuette. 103896.
Haydn (J. M.) All the world. 51.°
Hayes (Al) pseud. See Fillmore
(Henry )
Hayes (EH. F.):
After you. 18666.
Dream in my heart. 19128.
Moon at dawn. 20224.
Hayes (Edgar):
Blue mood. 3476.
Broken dreams of you.
Hayes (Fred) Rosemary. 14711.
Hayes (J. E.) Resurrection. 17780.
Hayes (Jack) After breakin’ with you.
9532.
Hayes (Olive) I’m willing but what
about you. 29827.
Hayes (R. E.) With my heart and my
body and soul. 21424.
Hayes (R. P.) Those kisses. 33427.
Hayes (Mrs. 8. B.) See Hayes (S. R.)
Hayes (S. R.) Hurrah New York.
22234.
Hayes (T. M.):
C. B. S. theme.
Dream waltz.
17232.
2426.
goes down and
Esterhazy-sonaten.
3508.
21739.
13322.
Hiinsel and Gretel. 18520.
Hayet (Ch.) :
Chanson hongroise. 6588.
Gracieux jongleurs. 7021.
Vogue, barque légére. 9150.
Hayford (B. L.) Ive got you in the
corner of my eye. 16655.
Hayhurst (Harold) :
I’m so happy I could cry. 31954.
Marriage has been arranged.
32433.
Haymes (Joe) I hope Gabriel likes
my music. 1028.
Hayne (H. M.) Too many maybes in
my baby’s eyes. 33469.
Haynes (B. W.). jr. Ending. 668.
Haynes (Basil) Without you, 18516.
Haynes (D. F.) What! Never part
again. 21292, 30869.
Haynes (H. J.) Telling you. 30696.
Haynes (J. W.):
Peace at.any price. 5208.
Wibbily-wobbly blues. 3102.
Haynes (Samantha) Deep down in-
side of me. 21863.
Haynes (W. F.) Strummin’. 18032.
Hays (Billy) How can you turn me
down. 29756.
Hays (W. S.) Shamus O’Brien.
Hayward (A. E.): i
Childhood days. 15836.
Dearest Nancy. 9999, 10000.
In autumn-time I met my Mary.
TA65.
Hayward (Della)
2416.
Let me hold you in
my arms you darlin’, 22626.
Hayward (Richard) Irish album.
13878.
Hayward (Viola) Lost love. 32359.
Haywood (Ernest) :
Easiest tunes to sing and play.
31506.
Five sketches. 13542.
New book of scales and arpeggios.
8174.
Poém. 16178.
Standard series.
Haywood (J. C.):
Beauty spot. 26651.
Engaging lips of youth. 27020.
Fun festival. 27117.
Ski race. 28522.
Hazanuth shire Jacob. 13543, 13544.
Hazard (Bill) See Hazard (W. S.)
Hazard (W. S8.):
For we're together again.
Gypsy lullaby. 881.
Hazel (Edward) pseud. See Barnard
(G. D.)
Hazell (C. R.) Quintuplets.
Hazelton (C. D.):
I feel you near me now. 273841.
In the chapel of the moon. 16740.
My Irish sweepstake ticket. 8103.
nei a
793.
14636.
1801
INDEX
Hazelton (C. D.)—Continued.
Texas mellow moon. 12262.
Hazen (B. G.):
Dream queen. 13317.
Wonderful mother. 18522.
Liazen (H. L.):
That you eare. 5731.
Trust me sweetheart. 9077.
Hazen (J. W.) Notes and keys.
Hazzard (Alice) :
Ain’t it awful, Mabel. 9509 (4).
Dear old dear. 26533 (54).
It all happened in the springtime.
29189 (210).
It looks like something that the cat
brought in. 29189 (212).
Just a little bit quaint.
(225).
Queenie, with her hair in a braid.
26533 (232).
She had a lot of things when she
came back. 29189 (3880).
Strolling. 15517 (380).
Hazzard (Hillis) My sweet. 25478.
Hazzard (W. 8S.) Somebody’s heart is
broken. 33220.
He’s a mother. 27231*.
Heacock (F. M.) Immortal G. A. R.
24953.
Head (Marguerite) :
Dream song. 10085.
Love that will last. 11164.
Love’s longing. 11177.
Head (Michael) :
Matron eat’s song. 11236.
You cannot dream things lovelier.
12763.
Head (Robert) Choral prelude. 15848.
Head over heels. 19425, 21898, 22705,
22796, 30739, 30740.
Heagle (Elaine) My garden of whis-
pering memories. 17811.
Heagney (Will) :
Come to New York for the fair,
dearie. 31324.
Gee, I’ve got to go home. 31635.
Gone with the wind. 31688.
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms,
lovely Linda Lou. 33325.
32706.
29189
Healy (E. B.) Let’s settle down.
11040.
Healy (L. G.):
Alone and blue. 9566.
Don’t ever forget that I love you.
10048.
Healy (Len)
Healy (Lon):
Little rose you gave to me. 17013.
When it’s Summer down in the val-
ley. 30833.
Heaps (S. N.):
See Healy (lL. G.)
Along the Navajo trail. 29217.
Giant’s garden. 3965*.
My Anna of Montana. 25407.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 81
Hearn (Sam) There’s a sparrow in
the haystack. 33414.
Heart of the West. 14381, 20286.
Heart’s desire. 916, 5922.
Hearts divided. 17322, 18253.
Heartz (H. L.) See Harts (H. L.) ,
Heater (rank) Old fashion blues.
2020.
Heath (Bobby):
My Irish Romeo. 9509 (506).
My pony boy. 6253 (332).
On the top of a wave with you.
12862. (386).
Our old pal Billy Penn.
(288).
Quaker lady. 12862 (423).
Under my merry widow hat. 9509
(756).
When I played kid games with you.
15517 (442, 443).
Won’t you listen dearie.
(622).
Your eyes made me marry you.
15517 (466).
Heath (C. D.) I could call you every-
thing but sweetheart. 998.
Heath (C. L. R.):
Coronach. 9509 (155).
Cottage song. 9509 (156).
Hush, ma bairnie. 9509 (305).
Rouse Caledonians. 9509 (633).
15517
21569
Heath (Hy) Who ealls you sweet
mama now. 23853.
Heath (O. F.) Friendship love. 31616.
Heath (W. T.):
Come, let’s eat a banana, its icky
gooie. 31323.
Dawn is breaking. 26894.
Heather (Violette) Jamaica shay
shay. 27596.
Heaton (C. M.) Down by the silver
sea. 19111.
Heaton (G. E.) Cupid shot a dart,
bingo went my heart. 15932.
Heaton (J. H.):
Just because I dream of you:
22572.
You can’t make a monkey out of
me. 33831. ;
Heaven on earth.
Heavens (J. P.):
As your curtain goes up again.
6352.
Blue grass of Kentucky. 18817.
My Bermuda Rose. 17280, 25409.
When she had to say good-bye.
12624.
Heavens (J. P.) jr.
curtain up again. 26094.
Hebe (Burton) Just imagine. 7617.
Hebron (J. H.) Ethiopian dance.
6859.
Hecht (Ken):
Alone in love.
16271, 21566.
There goes your
24075.
1802
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Minnie the
32497.
Purely Platonic.
Red cap. 25748.
What is this thing called swing.
33654.
Heckel (K. F.):
Neun gedichte von Alfred Basser-
mann. 16107.
32984.
Sonata fiir zwei klaviere. 8755.
Heckenlively (L. F.):
Call to remembrance, O Lord.
18873
Great and mighty wonder. 29679.
Hecker (Alvin) Doin’ the Manhattan.
553.
Heckler (Sam) You don’t play fair.
33837.
Heckman (Elsie) Your wonderful pal.
6248.
Heckman (F. C.) In the dell. 24983.
Heckman (H. B.) When you make
your debut to love. 33713.
Hedblom (Jack) :
By a wishing well in Caroline.
18855.
Chimes. 15839.
If you'll give me a lift to your
heart. 22444.
In a cocktail grill. 22458.
Nothing can compare with
23041.
On Catalina Island. 23108.
When two lips betray two eyes.
18433.
Wigwam in Wyoming. 263898.
Hedge (Mrs. L. M.):
you.
Coming back home. 3628.
To be like Jesus. 5787.
Hedrick (Gladys) Red lips. 11799.
Heeremans (Harold) Aria. 4117.
Heft (G. R.)
4948.
Hefter (Kly) My starlet queen.
Heger (Robert) Verlorene
5886*.
Heidelberg (Leonard)
you so. 6091.
Heiden (Amanda):
Take me out for a joy ride. 26048.
Youre sweet to-night. 26493.
Heifetz (Jascha) :
Beau soir. 190.
Hebrew dance.
Hebrew lullaby.
Mediterranean.
Navarra. 20341.
Puerto. 20605.
Heifetz (Vera):
I’ve got the melancholy blues for
mother. 10698.
Mon cher ami. 20214.
Heights pub. co. Silence of a lonely
night. 11972.
My hard working man.
28070.
Why do I love
19434.
19435.
7937.
moocher’s daughter. |Heilmann (Ruth)
sobhn.
Song you sang when
you said goodbye. 12067.
Heim (W. R.) Somewhere in the
heart of those mountains. 28550.
Heimberg (Eli) Divine melody.
21881.
Heimdal (Grace) Stepping out. 14925.
Heimfahrt des Jérg Tilman. 16885.
Heimlich (R. F.):
Isn’t the music grand. 13888.
Why didn’t you tell me. 15876.
Hein (Silvio) aw., and Hein (A. M.)}
prop.:
All alone. 31008 (2).
At half past. 12862 (26).
At the Follies Bergere. 12862 (27).
Auf wiedersehn. 12862 (28).
Boys and Betty. 12862 (65-68).
Cahill’s (Marie) Arab love song.
15517 (42).
Devil. 12862 (127).
Gee! but you look awfully good
to me. 15517 (116).
Girls, girls, girls. 12862 (184).
I love to go shopping. 12862 (237).
I’m looking for a husband. 31003
(72).
I want to go to Paris. 12862 (245).
I will always love you dear. 31003
(73).
In 1999. 31003 (84).
Just the same old situation.
(279).
Little lady in the moon.
(166).
Louisiana Lizabeth. 31003 (101).
Maid of Sevilla. 31003 (106).
Marie Cahill waltzes.- 12862 (326).
12862
33904
Nonsense. 31003 (126).
One and one make two. 31003.
(185).
Pretty Polly. 31003 (146).
That dancing big banshee. 31003.
(188).
That’s the doctor, Bill. 15517
(398).
That’s the time for you to go.
33904 (306).
Top o’ the morning. 31003 (196).
Where’s mama. 31003 (217).
Whoop daddy ooden dooden day.
33904 (335).
Won’t you let me build a nest for
you. 3810038 (222).
Wouldn’t it make
33904 (343).
Yankee girl.
Heindl (V. J.)
11366.
Heine (EH. G.):
Can you imagine. 24246.
I at get you out of my mind.
996.
you. laugh.
31003 (224).
My dear old mother.
1803
INDEX
Ea AY i Fel wos pW i]
Your face is engraved
9489.
Heine (Lydia)
deep in my heart.
Heinen (Walfred) Before we ever
met. 15692.
Heiney (M. A.) Jesus is my all.
29945.
Heinrich (A. W.):
Unless you say you’re mine. 9120.
Wanted, somebody to love. 28901.
Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
An einem sommerabend.
Auf der rolltreppe. 9624.
Aus der Steiermark. 31079.
Berceuse. 15704.
Cantemus Domino. 15805.
Die nobis Maria. 16019.
ye A GR P2338
Frechen spatzen. 10252.
Gounodiana. 10388.
Heidenroéslein. 10412.
Heimweh. 16886.
Herr nun lassest du deinen diener
89.
in frieden fahren. 4125.
Kleiner narr. 1404.
Klingende farben. 32216.
Leuchtendes meer. 11054, 16955.
Linzer torte. 16977, 16978.
Marionette. 32432.
Paraphrase. 7581.
Sancho Pansa, 11887, 17804.
TrdHumende melodie. 2823.
'Trolly troll. 12404.
Vier klaviersolostticke.
Vier signalhorn-marsche.
Wie nett. 3108.
Wochenendzauber.
25 leichte etuden.
Heins (Carl) :
Edelveilchen. 9509 (197).
Zwei dunkle augen. 21567.
Heintz (Fernand) Je voudrais revoir
Venise. 4479.
Heintze (Gustav) :
Beautiful melody. 21680.
I tell you every day. 22392.
My love for you is like a melody.
22951.
Since I found you. 11981.
When I come and when I go.
23791.
Heiny (F. EH.) Awake America. 21648.
Heinz (A.) Der staar Fréken Mathie-
sen. 24407.
Heinz (A. H.) Christ moves on. 26797.
Heinz (A. 8S.) au., and Heinz (A. H.)
prop. Zechariah 4:6. 24031.
Heinze (D. C.) Ive built a dream
world of my own. 27477.
Heinzelman (B. M.):
Fondest whisperings.
Happy smiles. 24676.
Love lyric. 14164.
31584.
31412.
18518.
31154.
16215.
Heinzman (O. M.):
If I had a little
15517 (170).
Just you, dear.
Heiss (Hermann) Konzert.
girl like you.
15517 (198).
49911,
Heisses blut. 1732.
Heist (HK. G.) Heavens are telling.
10409.
Heitger (K. E.):
Everything
10174.
I’m ’fraid to take a chance.
Vm marking time. 10643.
In your own inimitable way. 10821.
Nothing else left to dream. 11511.
That’s not in the bargain. 12288.
Twisting me ‘round your finger.
12436.
Two silhouettes against the moon.
12444.
Heja folket. 5858.
Helan. pseud. See Helin (Sven)
Helaseo (H. H.):
Campanadas. 22830.
Mientes. 22830.
Erelin(ys. Hs)):
Booker T’s are on parade to-day.
9509 (77).
Come and spend Christmas with
me. 381003 (31).
Daddy’s little tomboy girl.
(166).
Feed the kitty. 26533 (71).
Go easy Mabel. 12862 (192), 15517
(126), 18648 (144).
I don’t want the morning to come.
24031 (85).
I lost my heart when I saw your
eyes. 15517 (157).
I think I see my brother coming
now. 265383 (136).
Just drop in on mother and me.
33904 (152).
Let me crown you queen of May
with orange blossoms. 15517
(215)2
Make a noise like a hoop, and roll
away. 9509 (439).
Mary Blaine. 6253 (310).
Mister Dinkelspiel. 29189 (272).
Morning after the night before.
33904 (199).
Needles and pins. 9509 (520).
Pennyland. 9509 (555).
Set ’em up in the other alley. 15517
your heart desires.
10610.
9509
(346).
Somebody that I know and you
know too. 6253 (483).
Wee bit o’ Scotch. 6253 (509).
When darling Bess first whispered
yes. 9509 (784).
When the yellow jessamine is
blooming, Sue. 62538 (522).
1804
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
When we listened to the chiming
of the old church bell. 9509
(791).
You can look and you can listen,
but m-u-m is the word. 21569
(628), 24031 (235).
Helf (Myra):
Booker T’s are on parade to-day.
9509 (77).
Come and spend Christmas with
me. 31008 (81).
Daddy’s little tomboy girl. 9509
(166).
Feed the kitty. 26583. (71).
I don’t want the morning to come.
24031 (85).
I lost my heart when I saw your
eyes. 15517 (157).
I think I see my brother coming
now. 265383 (136).
Just drop in on mother and me.
33904 (152).
Mary Blaine. 6253 (310). ~-
Mister Dinkelspiel. 29189 (272).
Needles and pins. 9509 (520).
Somebody that I know and you
know too. 62538 (433).
Wee bit o’ Scotch. 6253 (509).
When darling Bess first whispered
yes. 9509 (784).
When the yellow jessamine is
blooming, Sue. 6253 (522).
When we listened to the chiming
of the old church bell. 9509
(791).
You can look and you ean listen,
but m-u-m is the word. 21569
(628).
Helfer (Walter) Elegiac sonata. 3825.
Helferstay (Edward) Moonlight .Bay.
4880.
Helin (Sven) Vals fran mormors da’r.
33570.
Helle (G. O.):
Darlene. 496.
President Roosevelt song. 23213.
Hellemann (Christian) Five romantic
pieces. 16889.
Heller (H. E.) Pastorale und scherzo.
' 30888.
Heller (Harriett) On the isle of ro-
mance. 30844,
Heller (J. G.):
Friday evening service.
Friday evening services.
Heller (Stephen) :
Curious story. 13221.
Htude. 16390.
Warrior’s song. 28902.
Hellhake (Joe) Goin’ back to Virginia.
10320.
Hellier (Cyril) Valse caprice. 15198.
Hellman (H. H.) Part of my heart.
20514.
10259.
24594,
Hellman (H. R.)
night. 15447.
Hellmesberger (Joseph)
15517 (363).
Hellriegel (Martha)
7942,
Helman (M. K.)
Helmar (Ethel)
it. 18595.
Helmcamp (M. D.):
Forever and a day. 16223.
Moonlight on the bay.. .22871.
Moonlight on the Chesapeake Bay.
8013.
On a June night with you. 14509,
When the sun bids the roses good-
You had a date that
Sonata in D.
Mein Hamburg.
Sir knights. 14808.
House with nobody in
night. 23824.
Why do you do as you do. 23865.
Helmich (Tommy) Rolling wagons.
257838.
Helmick (Tommy) Just an acre of
ground. 19865.
Helms (EH. L.):
Just a tot in a high chair. 4514.
Little drops of water. 27748.
Tea time. 28678.
Tell me what it means to you.
2703.
Helmund (Hrik Meyer-) See Meyer-
Helmund (Hrik)
Helmund (Margarete Meyer-) See
Meyer-Helmund (Margarete)
Helser (HK. M.) You are the man of
my dreams. 33825.
Heltay (Nicholas) :
Busy-bull-eye.
Two blue eyes.
Heltman (Fred):
Daisy rag. 3270 (128).
Sunflower babe. 18648 (337).
292.
2860.
|Heltman (Fred) co.:
Carry me back to old Virginny.
31260.
Come back to Sorrento. 9895.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
621.
March-Gloria. 30115.
Old rugged cross. 2041.
Red River valley. 32968.
Santa Lucia. 383059.
She’ll be comin’ ’round the moun-
Hanes perl:
Whispering hope. 3084.
Hemberger (Theodore)
dance. 6253 (87).
Hemelberg (A. A.):
Curtains of night. 13222.
My Leecel Lee. 14389.
Hemery (Valentine) :
Life’s thanksgiving.
Love’s to-morrow.
1738).
Hemingway (Madelaine) I’m not com-
ing back anymore. 10644.
Betrothal
24031 (114).
33904 (172,
1805
INDEX
Hemingway (Sunny)
(Madelaine)
Hempel (Otto)
baum. 4138.
Hemphill (Martha)
See Hemingway
Hinter dem schellen-
In a dream of
romance you came to me. 4383.
Hemsi (Alberto) Coplas_ sefardies.
44}.
Hen convention. 16392.
Henderson (Addie) :
Dance of the tumble weeds. 6706.
J OND yoy Li ike
Blow blue wind,
9734.
Now that I’ve
Henderson (Bernie)
I’m bluer than you.
Henderson (Bunch)
found you. 11516,
Henderson (Chas.) :
Constantly. 3651.
In an old cherry orchard.
16718.
Love is mine. 11145.
Mister Misty Moon.
Postage stamp of you.
Shaking hands with the sun.
Waltzing to paradise. 5926.
We're steppin’ out to the op’ra.
12559.
We're stepping out to the op’ra.
9210.
Henderson (D. O.)
your eyes. 23797.
Henderson (Fletcher) :
Christopher Columbus.
7462,
4858.
5253.
5440.
When I look into
6613.
~Grand terrace rhythm. 13497,
24648.
vJangled nerves. 19831.
» Soek-a-bye, rock-a-bye baby. 12017.
Stampede. 33270.
Henderson (H. C.) Dew drops of
memory. 3722. :
Henderson (Herbert) Jolly tars.
10922.
Henderson (Horace) Riffin’. 14671.
Henderson (Johnie)
25364.
Henderson (K. D.)
call. 6334.
Henderson (K. E.) Land of enchant-
ment and dreams. 14019.
Henderson (Ken) Sentry on parade.
28455.
Henderson (M. M.)
gal holiday. 83856.
Henderson (N. G.) Ain’t you glad you
got good religion. 381015.
Henderson (Ray):
Drifting. 6815.
Every once in a while. 10168.
Finding you—losing you. 27070.
Holiday sweetheart. 27265.
I heard a song in a taxi. 22273.
I’m a little moon-mad. 16560.
Pied piper of Harlem. 5222.
Moon’s my man.
Answer America’s
Our mother’s le-
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Tell me troubles.
12250.
Transatlantic rhythm, 28793.
Tweet tweet tweedle in the trees.
9092, 12426.
Who'll buy my
29033.
Henderson (W. L.):
On Atlantic City’s golden beach.
14512.
World’s playground, Atlantic City.
15416.
Hendlin (H. H.):
your 8938,
song of love.
Cupid on the run. 3667.
I’ve a hunch. 4330.
Hendricks (Everett) Allegheny in
song. 21593.
Hendricks (Sinky) I’m the melody
man. 16610.
Hendrix (C. P.) Texas bluebonnet
waltz. 8946.
Henisey (N. A.):
Cloudless day. 24318. .
Songs on the air. 17983.
Henkin (8S. P.) Now wouldn’t you.
8230.
Henkle (M. D.) Three boys are we.
12342.
Henley (Earnest) Night below the
Mason-Dixon line. 11483.
Henman (Geoffrey) :
Love’s just a duet. 227387.
Mr. Barley’s abroad. 20205.
Why keep hiding your heart.
23871.
Henn (Willi) Wann i denk’, wann i
denk’ ...wann i tiberhaupt ’was
denk’. 21238.
Hennelly (Matthew) :
Let’s blame it on the moon. 16928.
Redhead. 17710.
Hennes (L. L.):
Madame be charming. 14208. _
Reachin’-for-the-heavens. 8506.
Soft music. 14842,
Hennessey (T. P.) You’re everything
T’ll ever want. 21517.
Hennessy (Jewell) :
Infant school song. 1268.
Joyful thanks. 1389.
Patsy, my darlint, come out now
and dance. 20518.
Supplication. 2634.
Whistle it. 18461.
Henninger (C. D.) Cuban independ-
ence. 462.
Henriques (Fini) :
Aften. 33904 (1).
Bag ploven. 33904 (18).
Danmark. 33904 (56).
Ensomme. 33904 (67).
I godt humé¢gr. 33904 (118).
I manegen. 383904 (127).
1806
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
33904 (148).
Kan du fange mig. 33904 (155).
Lille Kineserinde. 33904 (165).
Narren. 33904 (208).
Pantomime. 33904 (281).
Quartett. 25723.
Sangfuglen. 33904 (256).
Soldater. 383904 (277).
Sommerleg. 383904 (281).
Sorgens menuet. 33904 (287).
To gamle. 33904 (312).
Vandring gennem ¢rkenen.
Gareth).
Var kun en drém. 33904 (822).
Vildes dans. 383904 (323).
Vuggevise. 33904 (324).
Henry VIII, king of England:
Passetyme with goode company.
29997.
Tudor suite.
Henry (C. K.):
Garden of dreams.
I don’t like you. 24031 (84).
I wonder if it’s true. 31003 (76).
Sweetheart. 21569 (537).
’Tis all I know. 31003 (194).
When Mary wears the merry
widow hat. 24031 (225).
Witching hour. 24031 (281).
Henry (Clem) See Henry (J. C.)
Henry (David) I’m blue for
1078.
Henry (Earl) My sweetheart of yes-
terday. 30259.
Henry (H. A.) pseud. See Gabriel (C.
H
Jonglgren.
33904
21147.
29189 (125).
you.
Henry (Howard A.):
I’m dreaming about you sweet-
heart. 13693.
Sweetest Rose, you’re the rose of
my heart. 33326.
Henry (Ina) I bought me a farm.
7188.
Henry (J. C.):
I ery to sleep and dream of you
again. 19530.
Rain on my cabin. 23231.
Tell me bedtime stories when I’m
blue. 23562.
We won’t go back to the horse and
buggy days. 26256.
You’re a pal in my palace of
dreams. 23975.
Henry (J. H.) Twilight serenade.
12431.
Henry (McCellons) Alone with just a
memory of you. 31031.
Henry (N. E.) Singing a love song to
you. 8698.
Henry (S. R.) pseud. See Stern (H.
R. )
Henry (T. J.) Students’ moon. 18033.
Hensel (Luise) Nachtgebet. 18648
(256).
126829—37——_20
Henselt (A.) Liebeslied. 25172, 25173.
Henselt (Adolf)
Si oiseau j’étais 4
toi je volerais. 5458.
Hensen (W. H.):
Apples. 26591.
Aviation. 24125.
Gladiolus, the flower of my heart.
27139.
Lovin’ me ain’t no sin.
Motor boating, 25888.
My heart’s full of love, all for you.
27833.
28027.
On the trail of my beautiful
dreams. 25587.
Only a prayer. 28205.
Rip went the strings of my heart.
28374.
When it’s shimmy time in Shimmy
town. 26308.
When the toils of life are o’er.
30895.
When you taught me how to love.
26341.
Why a baby. 26875.
You can do as you please. 26443.
Henshaw (Bucky) See Henshaw (G.
H.)
Henshaw (G. H.):
Hula breeze. 4177.
Kanaka rhumba.
Hensley (Barbara)
B
22586.
See Hensley (G.
Hensley (G. B.):
Berceuse. 9695.
Bird song. 9715.
Centennial chimes. 9848,
Concerto militaire. 9906.
Nymphs of Sunken Garden. 11524.
Hensley (Virginia) Stardust in my
eyes. 33272.
Henson (J. M.):
Singing on the way. 8699.
Songs of praise. 8777.
Hentz (W. W.) jr.:
Can it be you’re steppin’ out on
baby. 18882.
Hand in glove, I fell in love with
you. 19391.
Love is a game. 17065..
Thrill waltz. 18195.
You burned the bridge behind you.
18569.
You can’t blame me for falling in
love with you. 23944.
You’d break my heart again.
23948.
Hentz (Walt)
Her master’s voice.
See Hentz (W. W.) jr.
6110.
Herbeck (Johann) Young Werner’s
song. 9509 (819).
Herbert (Dorothy) March of the
blues. 22775.
1807
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
- Herbert (J. B.) au., and Herbert (F.| Herbert (Victor) aw., and Herbert (Clif-
G.) prop.:
Be Thou exalted. 9509 (41).
Don’t you know that Jesus knows.
9509 (184).
Hvery day, all the way. 9509
(210). ;
Oh, for a trumpet voice. 9509
(541).
One of these days. 9509 (545).
Herbert (J. G.):
One kiss. 2064.
Two little heads of silver.
Herbert (Jean) :
Born to despair. 13077.
I did it again: 10523.
In a little inn way out in Indiana.
2862.
10782.
That sun-tan blonde of mine.
21036.
When it rains we let it rain on the
range. 18414.
You’re wonderful. 18618.
Herbert (Mrs. L. F.) You're all the
world to me. 6191.
Herbert (Leslie) Shields of Albion.
11958. :
Herbert (M. L.):
Beauty spot. 21569 (29-35).
Bon soir, Pierrot. 21569 (45).
Boys will be boys. 18648 (52).
Cinematograph. 18648 (73).
Coo’ee. 15517 (63).
Creole days. 18648 (88).
Féte. 21569 (1384).
Fishermen’s song. 21569 (142).
Goo-goo. 18648 (145).
Hammock love song. 15517 (135).
He loved a maiden tender. 18648
(160).
He loved her tender.
21569 (189).
Pretty Punchinello.
21569 (462). ;
Prince of Borneo. 15517 (308).
Rose queen. 21569 (476).
Song of the sea. 18648 (328).
Toujours la politesse. 18648 (358).
Herbert (M. T.) See Herbert (Mrs.
18648 (161),
18648 (295),
Jog 13)
Herbert (Martyn) Couple of miles to
heaven. 9934.
Herbert (Muriel)
Herbert (Suzanne)
26558.
On a time. 2050.
All right for you.
ford) and Bartlett (Hla) props.:
Algy. 29189 (3). ‘
Ballet waltz. 6253 (380).
Espagnola. 3270 (170).
Ha, ha. 38270 (234).
I want a man to love me.
(187).
Jolly cuirassier.
Love’s oracle.
O mia speranza.
29189
29189 (220).
12862 (316).
3270 (460).
Old Ireland shall be free. 26533
(210).
One youre looking for. 3270
(484).
Pourquoi. 29189 (339).
Prima donna. 38270 (520), 12862
(418).
That is love. 29189 (424).
When girls command the army.
3270 (714).
Won’t you be my valentine. 3270
(756) .
Herbert (W. R.).au., and Herbert (J.
EK.) prop.:
Du Gott der lieb’ und = gnade.
24031 (126).
Rockin’ time. 15517 (315-3818).
Herbert publications:
In a little inn way out in Indiana.
10782.
That sun-tan blonde of mine.
21086.
Herbst (W. J.) Forget to remember.
13428.
Herbstmanover. 923, 15517 (139-141,
148, 204, 205, 235, 242').
Here and there. 27245*.
Herelle (H.) & Gie.:
Mors et resurrectio.
Poémes évangéliques.
3 élévations. 6825.
Herfurth (C. P.):
All-service folio for orchestra or
band. 6293.
Cradle song. 266.
Tune a day. 26162.
Violin music the whole world loves.
8025.
17639.
21207.
Heria (R. C.) Dreams that bring
heaven to me. 6811.
Herider (Gertrude) My _ snookie-u-
kum. 17349.
Herier (Joseph) Restore the cross of
gold. 11814.
Heritier (Claude) Ill be seeing you
Herbert (Sylvia) : in Dallas. 10564.
Gone but not forgotten. 16292. Herman (Dave) Feelin’ kinda mel-
Meet the leader man. 22806. low. 6896.
Meet the leader man, swing it| Herman (Gus) From the bottom of
Sam. 4814. my heart. 29621.
Herbert (Victor) Festival march.| Herman (Herman) Golden tresses.
3883, 22025.
19322.
1808
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Herman (J. . A.) Holding hands.
31802.
Herman (Kaye):
Afterthoughts. 12884.
Dancing, dancing. 15944.
Forever. 13426.
Good-night, good luck, my sweet-
heart. 19387.
Ill break their hearts first. 24813.
Tll give my decision to love.
138661.
I’m gonna hang my head in shame.
13703.
I was too sure of you. 13800.
If my eyes are deceiving me.
24942.
If you came in a dream. 19724.
In the shadows of night. 10814.
It’s a privilege, a pleasure and an
honor. 13894.
It’s on the tip of my tongue.
10877.
It was so lovely, wasn’t it. 13920.
Jo-an. 13987.
Love takes an intermission. 25260.
Mistaken. 14278.
My foolish heart. 22918.
My Gypsy love. 14374.
Perhaps. 14578.
Song you sang to me. 12066.
Sooner or later. 23417.
Tell me a story. 15027.
When Hawaii ealls. 15294, 30874.
Herman (Sam) :
Homeland, way down South. 947.
Since you said good bye to me.
2458.
Hermann (Irena) Bye Tom! So long
Dick! MHarry’s turned the _ trick.
29352.
Hermann (Louis)
sleep. 21823.
Cupid caught me
Hermann (Mark) Tangokavalier.
2692.
Hermanns (Mark) Rapido Siberiano.
2233.
Hernandez (M. R. de) As I’m Sitting
all alone tonight. 6349.
Hernandez (R. J.) Angelus.
Hernandez (Rafael) :
Cachita. 15786.
Campanitas de cristal.
Desvelo de amor. 3718.
Linda mariposa. 25183.
Oui, madame. 28219.
Pedro el Pelu. 28256.
Perfume de gardenia.
Quimbamba. 8492.
Shakin’ the maracas. 8653.
Hernandez-Mackay (T. R.):
Baby’s cooing. 6375.
Lullaby. 7866.
Romance sans paroles.
3340.
6547.
17598.
8569.
Herodias. 12862 (830), 15517 (240).
Heron-Maxwell (Kathleen) After long
years. 9509 (2).
Herrera (Humberto) Silencio. 33136.
Herrick (L. D.) Old Western moon.
28179.
Herrick (Paul) Stop beating around
the bush. 25982.
Herrick (R. L.) Still in love with you.
18014.
Herrick (Thomas) Bookolix. 24190.
Herring (C. J.) Cadet march. 24235.
Herring (Frank) You are gone and
I’m alone. 21482.
Herring (Willard) :
Carpenter, build me a home. 39552.
Cottage on the hill. 21805.
Dog goned marriage blues. 31441.
I had a date with a star and the
moon. 27349.
In the twilight of my dreams.
21559.
Indiana lullaby. 16765.
Little red canoe. 22671.
My red headed mamma. 11425.
Oh Gogo, my little Gogo. 11540.
Only a cowboy. 28204.
Perfect night has passed
5215.
Sandwich with ham and a glass of
old wine. 8611.
To my old home town. 15125.
When the moon shines over the
ocean. 6034.
William. 23885.
Your intoxicating kiss.
Herrington (Mona)
32607.
Herriott (Roy)
again. 30551.
Herrmann (Bernard)
25876.
Herrmann (Eduard) :
Adagio. 9509 (1).
Allegretto grazioso.
Allegro. 9509 (1).
Ballada. 12862 (31).
Fandango. 12862 (162).
Loure. 9509 (34).
Melodie. $509 (752).
Moto perpetuo. 12862) (426).
Romance—sérénade. 12862 (293).
Sarabande. 9509 (34).
Scherzo. 12862 (4387).
Herrmann (Helen) :
My little brown shack. 28036.
My lover Tito. 28049.
away.
9491.
My love for you.
Since Roosevelt’s in
Sinfonietta.
12862 (6).
Rio de San Antonio. 23266.
Herrmann (Hugo) Wiener album.
6097.
Herrmann (Kurt) Tanzstticke fiir
klavier. 12230.
1809
INDEX
Herrmann (Louis) :
Left hand bass and chord studies.
19942.
Modern etudes and chord studies
for piano accordion. 203850.
Herrn (William) Let me swing you.
19949.
Herron (C. J.):
Dreaming that my dreams have all
come true. 18331.
Keep shakin’ in your shoes. 138991.
Herron (Joel) :
Can love be gone. 9826.
Hands up for love. 10868.
Herron (Joseph) See Herron (C. J.)
Hersch (Robert) My rhythm gal.
4995.
Herscher (Louis) :
Hollywood kiddie ditties. 16423.
Just a waste of tears. 7598.
Leap-year girl. 16917.
Rosita mia. 2329.
Sailin’ high. 14719*.
Something old—something new—
something gold—something blue.
8751.
There are just two I’s in Dixie,
two blue eyes that mean the
world to me. 21041.
You’re wonderful. 18618.
Hersh (C. H.):
Hug and a kiss. 4176.
You just fit the picture. 3198.
Hershey (EH. F.) jr.:
Big brown eyes. 15713.
I’ve got you again. 10700.
Needless to say. 25490.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Suddenly. 20918.
Wedding of the teddy bear. 30858.
Heslin (Jack) See Heslin (J. M.)
Hess (I. M.) Mother, dearest mother.
14315.
Hess (Maxwell) See Hess (I. M.)
Hess (Roy) Willie blow your horn.
9353.
Hessberger (George)
13924.
Hesse (M. A.):
Growing up. 13506.
When we are very young. 15333.
Hessen (A. F. von) Sonate. 22190:
Ja wenn man.
Hesses (Max) verlag. Wenn liebe
befiehlt. 5968*.
Heston (Buck) pseud. See Duer (I.
M.)
Heston (W. R.) 2d. You’re my one am-
bition. 15477.
Hetherington (A. O.)
10311.
Hetherington (Chas):
Pappy, Zeb and Ezra and HPlton.
8368.
Red River valley. 11800, 11801.
Hethrington (Mary) Tip top. 23629.
Hetrick (Herrick) Pardon my smile.
8372.
Hettich (A. L.) Répertoire moderne de
vocalises-études. 18648 (302).
Hetzel (Jack):
Hetzel’s photographic fingering
chart for saxophone. 27250.
Hetzel’s visual class method for
the clarinet. 4127.
Heuberger (R.) Im chambre separée.
Glorious Texas.
Sour grapes. 25952. 18648 (194).
Twilight. 18247. Heuck (W. F.) Anita. 24094.
Hershey (F.) See Hershey (EK. F.) jr. | Heugel:
Hershey (Urban) How sweet the A sa maitresse. 6259.
name. 18601. A son laquais. 6260.
Hersom (F. E.) Dreaming in a gar- Arrivée du printemps. 25822.
den. 26977. Baiser pour rien. 24148.
Hersom (Frank) :
My little Irish Rose. 9509' (508).
Sprig of shamrock. 26533 (280).
Hersted (Carl) Du. 24483.
Herve (E. R.) I will kiss your tears
away. 24920.
Herz e(A. M.) Chaconne.
Herz (Richard) :
Nothing makes a difference to you.
1974.
You haven’t got a thing to lose.
23957.
Herz in maske. 16403.
Herzog (Arthur) jr.:
Farmer-labor party song. 13397.
Rise and shine. 14676.
We're veterans of the future war.
12561.
Heslin (J. M.):
Penny for your thoughts.
Bo85.
30398.
Ballade des vingt mineurs. 6391.
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie.
186, 31112.
Ce que tu moffres volontiers,
6582.
Chanson. 8525.
Chansons de geishas. 31272.
Cing quatrains. 19062.
Cordier. 24345.
Cordonniers. 24846.
Deux airs. 6746.
Dominica XVI post Pentecosten.
555.
Dominica XVII post Pentecosten.
556.
Dominica XVIII post Pentecosten.
557.
Dominica XIX post Pentecosten.
558.
1810
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Dominica XX post Pentecosten.
24433.
Dominica XXI post Pentecosten.
31445.
Dominica XXII post Pentecosten.
31446.
Dominica XXIII post Pentecosten.
31447.
Douze chansons de gosses.
1515,
Etude du piano sur la gamme pen-
1314,
tatonique. 16137-16139.
Fugue a 4 parties. 31620.
Fugues 4 4 parties. 772.
Invocation. 7524.
Jeune homme, dis-nous pourquoi.
(572.
Lecons d’harmonie. 1440, 32245.
Louanges de la rose et de la vio-
lette. 7822.
Mélancolie. 25824.
Mer et la mort. 7957.
Rouet d’armor. 20698,
20699*.,
Tailleur. 26044.
Trois nouvelles transcriptions li-
bres. 32863.
Tu m’as refusé ton baiser.
Viole. 9140.
7™° nocturne. 21569.
Heure espagnole. 9509 (289), 12862
(220), 18648 (3, 4, 112, 300), 29189
20699,
9081.
(Helen) Weary mother.
18139.
Heut’ ist der Schonste tag in meinem
leben. 38837, 4128, 4634.
Hewitt (T. J.) Sweet Kitty Clover.
23502.
Heyer (A. F.) That little log cabin of
pine. 26082.
Heyer (O. B.):
Beautiful night of dreams. 15681.
Bona fide. 15739.
Little giant. 27744.
Trombone job. 18236.
Heyer-Boetticher (Eva) 31 stticke aus
alten suiten. 4129.
Heykens (Jonny) :
In the moonlight.
32090.
Under the balcony.
28844,
Heyman (Chester)
cow moo. 23867.
Heyman (Edward):
Boo hoo. 31188.
Darling, not without you. 21842.
Heyman (Olga) Belles, belles gather
around. 24167.
Heyman (Richard) :
Dites merci, madame.
16750, 29894,
9109, 26183,
Why does a moo-
543.
~
Invitation 4
J’ai devine.
Je vous revois..
Petite sauvage.
P’tit tour: 2208,
Tzinga-doodle-day.
Vie est belle. 2911.
Vamour. 7523.
10892.
. madame.
17603.
25042.
dd0ol,
You look so sweet madame. 38851.
30 et 40. 18647.
Heyn (I. M.):
Midnight rendezvous. 7966.
Will this be the last waltz. 9350.
Heyn (Johannes) On with F. D. R. to
victory. 20462.
Heyn (John) Yeterans of future wars.
21202.
Heyser (E. K.):
Hthiopian romanza. 29189 (99).
Follow on. 21569 (146).
Lead, kindly light. 6253 (274).
Lord is merciful. 6253 (298).
Once there was a little lad. 29189
(313).
Risen Redeemer.
Heywood (Donald):
Home again. 22207.
Mango man. 22772.
Fiat, Cees):
I love you. 7274.
Winding road. 9354.
Hiatt (Hal) See Hiatt (H. H.)
Hibbeler (Ray):
Always near you.
2280.
21602.
Apple pickin’ time in fall. 107.
Beautiful Pennsylvania. 6410.
Bluest of blues. 18827.
*Cause I loved you so. 340.
Fisherman Jo. 1735.
Gallie. 6951.
Honey, please come home to me.
24731.
I dreamed I had written a beauti-
ful song. 22258.
I’m California bound. 19606.
Im filing away my memories of
you. 1088.
I’m gonna meet Miss Prosperity.
7305.
I’m nobody’s buddy. 274387.
If my heart could talk. 10756.
If you could read what’s in my
heart. 1208.
In our tiny cottage “neath the yel-
lowing leaves of the old walnut
trees. 27549.
In that beautiful garden of love.
10808.
June night and moonlight. 4502.
Just a little brown shack. 22560.
Little old house beyond the hill.
4666.
Lonely waters. 1580.
Lovely lady of my dreams.
Mister Moon. 1734.
1587.
1811
INDEX
Hibbeler (Ray )—Continued.
My childhood playmates. 17287.
My sheltering home. 22976.
Old mill wheel. 28171.
Old pal. 20427.
On the banks of the silv’ry Rio
Grande. 28189.
Park Avenue baby. 23158.
September moon. 2402.
Shirley Ann. 25856.
Song of the skeeter. 8769.
Tell me that you love me. 18115.
There’s a home in my heart for
you. 26098.
There’s a sweetheart in my dreams.
2752.
There’s no other girl like you.
5704.
There’s something about you.
12321.
Until forever. 28851.
Waltzing in the moonlight. 18829.
Wand’ring alone down my memory
lane. 26240.
When love slips thru your finger
tips. 18421.
When the cherry blossoms bloom
in Iowa. 38044.
When vacation days are over.
6048.
When you and I are walking.
23829.
Will Rogers and Wiley Post. 6100.
Wonderful bouquet of flowers I
present to you. 9378.
Wringing that old dish rag. 3163.
You are my rose from the garden
of love. 21487.
You, beautiful you. 238939.
You’re the only girl I'll ever love.
62138.
You were meant for me sweetheart.
why wasn’t I meant for you.
24021.
Hibbs (C. A.):
Around the totem pole. 21630.
Singer of songs. 2467.
Thirds on parade. 33420.
Hibbs (EH. P.):
My little Scottish hame. 8110.
Song of the kettle. 25935.
Tapping. 26058.
Hibbs (G. G.) Take it from me.
15010.
Hibbs (I. A.):
Dream fireplace. 588.
Just a moon-light romance. 1357.
Make-believe. 20131.
Hibson (Hthelyn) :
I need Thee. 16619.
Monkey face. 17222.
Under the silver moon. 18265.
Hickey (J. B.) Blarney of Killarney.
18815.
pt. 111, n: S.,-v.38L
Hickman (Eugenia) Call of Tennessee.
29862.
Hickman (H. A.) :
Call of Tennessee. 29362.
There’s going to be a rainbow.
15084.
Hickman (R. M.):
I am coming to my Savior. 10498.
Where can I go but to Jesus.
12650.
Hickman (Richard)
stand. 6558.
Can’t you under-
Hickok (A. D.) Somebody waits.
33219.
Hicks (A. H.) Tournament overture.
33477.
Hicks (D. C.):
Dog goned marriage blues.
Welfare blues. 18364.
Hicks (Estle) Wl always love you.
13656.
Hicks (Florence) What’s to-morrow
without you. 12591.
Hicks (Lottie) California’s San Diego.
18872.
Hicks (Robert) :
Nut cracker’s stomp. 14475.
What’s the answer. 12586.
Why. 12675.
Hicks (S. B.) You can’t throw a cow-
puncher down. 21498.
Hicks (S. M.) My brand new love
affair. 27997.
Hicks a( W..P se
Ever since you went away. 10167.
Fade-out. 16156.
31441,
Living in seclusion. 32321.
Now is the time. 14471. —
Hidden (C. E.):
Til keep loving you. 16582.
You’d have to be there. 23949,
Hidden (Todd) See Hidden (C. E.)
Hidden valley gang, pseud. See Mack
(Russell) and Broones (Martin)
Hide away girl. 24164, 26173, 26278,
28831, 29289, 29450, 30867.
Hieger (C. A.):
Girl’s, girl’s, girl’s. 16270.
Here goes your ball game.
High class steppen sport.
Song whistle. 25940.
Higbee (Ralph) In a little one room
house. 24961.
Higginbotham (J. C.)
still O. K. 19198.
Higginbotham (M. K.) jr.:
Clovertime in Indiana. 9887.
T’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a
hamburger today. 4241.
Keep, swingin’. 19892.
Singin’ in the early morning.
17917.
Summers’ romance.
Whistlin’ in a shower.
7103.
24713.
Everything is
18046.
3085.
1812
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Higginbotham (Mack
botham (M. K.) jr.
Higginbottom (B. L.):
Blue. 6471.
Bright lights of old Broadway.
6506.
Gold sails in the moonlight. 4000.
I'll come back Colorado. 1044.
Just go along with a smile. 19875.
Kentucky jubilee. 13994.
My sweet blue eyed Sue. 5008.
Satisfied. 14729.
Satisfied, when I’m with you.
28437.
Spring time is dream time. 8809.
Higgins (C. W.) Take me and leave
me. 26045.
Higgins (EK. E.):
Bamby theme song. 3407.
I want to be caught in the lava.
PEL!
Higgins (Helen):
In a gown of lavender and lace.
29874.
Smoke on the river. 5508.
Higgins (Josh) pseud. See DuMond
(Joe)
Higgins (Quentin) When we. got
walkin’. 21352.
Higgins (W. L.) Joyful _ tidings.
16841.
Higginson (J. V.):
Christ to-day rejoices men. 3594~
3596.
Down in yon forest.
Lulle lullay. 380089.
Melodies of Christendom.
Higgs (H. M.):
Gaiety echoes.
In a Japanese garden.
31465, 31466.
7944.
3270 (206).
7452.
Man with the three wives. 9509
(442).
Higgs (W. C. M.):
Gaiety echoes. 3270 (206).
Man with the three wives. 9509
- (442).
High (Freeman):
My little nest of heavenly blue.
1857-1882.
Two little love bees. 2863-2868
High (L. G.) Boot hill. 31191.
High (Le Roy) Everyone is longing
for love. 3857.
High school song book.
High tension. 21610.
Highland laddie. 12862 (222).
Highman (S. BH.) Zulu moon,
Highsmith (J. BE.) jr.:
Serenade of the rain. 5430.
Steppin’ out with Katy. 5593.
Highways and hedges chorus. 16410.
Hija de Juan Simon. 25782, 25957.
Hikiau (Johnny) When the sun sets
over the Rockies. 21346.
18648 (166).
6252.
See Higgin-| Hilde Petersen postlagernd.
2996.
Hildebrand (Camillo) :
Feierliche nacht. 6897.
In vino veritas. 7508.
Notturno. 7117.
Hildebrant (EH. L.):
All hail to freedom. 26555.
Blue wilderness. 26697.
Hildenbrand (V. M.):
Adorable you. 6264.
Raindrops on my window pane.
8501.
That last blue waltz. 8966.
Hildenbrand (W. C.) Mistake of the
century. 7985.
Hilderbrant (HE. L.) All hail to free-
dom. 9553.
Hildreth (A. L.) In Edgewood, M. D.
1229),
Hildreth (Morris) Silvery clouds.
8684.
Hildreth (R. E.):
Ah Sin. 6253 (7).
Aspiration. 3800509.
Berlin in smiles and tears. 310038
(18).
Courier of the king. 313857.
Farewell to the flowers. 29189
(110).
Fifth nocturne. 31003 (52).
Good-bye. 24638.
6253 (181).
15517 (145).
26533 (27),
Heart murmers.
Home sweet home.
Hungarian dance.
31003 (20).
Indifference. 62538 (245).
Maid of Madrid. 15517 (233).
Old salt. 6253 (359).
Pique dame. 26533 (223).
Queen bee. 6253 (3889).
Romanze. 5517 (888).
Serenade. 26533 (251).
Serenata. 31008 (115).
Simple aveu. 26533 (261).
Sir Galahad. 14807.
Skaters. 31003 (166).
Spanish gaiety. 6253 (440).
Stack of fun. 6253 (448)...
Steel king. 12124, 12125.
Tea blossoms. 21569 (545).
Traumerei. 15517 (339).
Waltz dream.
i (CAS Med 7.
8316.
Hill (Al) jr. See Hill (A. M.) jr.
Hill (Alex) Rythm excursion. 2267.
Hill (Alfred):
Loose leaves. 1541.
Waiata poi. 9509 (770).
Hill (Lady Arthur) :
For remembrance.
Rosemary for remembrance.
(359).
6253 (506).
On with Roosevelt.
29189 (118).
29189
1813
INDEX
a.
Hill (B. 8S.) Our next governor.
28228.
Hill (Billy) See Hill (W. J.)
Hill (4. H.) Listen world. 7753.
Hill (F. C.) jr. Say ole timer. 20735.
Hill (F. W.) Violin song method.
2920.
Hill (H. A.) Kaiser Bill. 1883.
Hill (H. C.) Dear old high school.
L202,
al] GE Gis
Calling for you, calling for me.
65438.
Oh, gee, I wish I was a kid again.
14483.
Hill (H. H.) jr. Frances, Johnette,
Clara, Neomia, ete. 6936.
Hill (H. R.) See Pierce (Helen)
Hill (J. E.) Eerie interlude. 19157.
Hill (J. M. and P. S.) props., and Hill
CME I) au. :
Joy of the morning. 3270 (346).
With all my heart. 6253 (534).
Hill (Jim) Art of transposing for the
piano at sight. 31065.
Hill (John) I don’t want no Swanee
river. 31008 (69).
Hill (Joseph) Just an old fashioned
picture of you. 22567.
Hill (Ll. J.) I want to sing with an
orchestra 4849.
Hill (lL. K.) Old love. 25571.
Hill (lL. M.) Texas, my Texas. 2713.
Hill (Louise) :
It was the love light in your eyes.
19828.
You're the butterfly of my dreams.
23995.
Hill (Mirrie) I heard a sound of sing-
ing. 31893.
Hill (Paul):
At a Georgia camp meeting. 9610.
Maneornadora. 1644.
Tree in Tipperary. 9069.
Hill (Ronald):
As long as our hearts are young.
1a
Every road leads back to Ireland.
24521, 27038.
Hill (Teddy) :
At the rug cutter’s ball. 21640.
Blue rhythm fantasy. 26694.
Uptown rhapsody. 21187.
I IOGW). vi:
Don’t let the fire go out. 24441.
Empty saddles. 10148, 24508,
29545.
Glory of love. 6986, 10312, 29653.
In the chapel in the moonlight.
24981, 27553, 29888, 32086.
Little toy piano. 11094.
Peace of mind. 32841, 32842.
Scene changes. 14737, 30505.
Dt tn. SS. vaatl:
Sweet misery of love. 18058, 20947,
30653.
Timber. 238623, 28760, 33445, 33446,
When the stn hides away for the
day. 21343.
Hill (William) Crusaders’ march.
24362.
Hill-Coleman:
For music. 29608.
Song of the sea. 28566.
Hillard (J. M.) Kentucky. 27649.
Hilleary (W. H.) Faith my dear.
3873.
Hilliam (B. C.) Changing of the
guard. 9851.
Hillman (G. E.) When good-a times
comes to my barber shop. 28958.
Hillman (Steven) pseud. See Berg-
man (Stephan)
Hills (Josephine) Gypsy heart.
Hills (R. M.):
Cavaleade. 13138.
Dream rhapsody. 38780.
Hills (Ray) See Hills (R. M.)
Hilltanne (Frank) pseud. See Leon-
ard (Eddie)
Hilltop magazine:
My South. 1901.
When orange blossoms bloom. 5041.
Hilpert (Harriet) Woodland dells.
12728.
Hils (Andrew) :
My love for you.
Night we met.
EalcacGs ie):
Ill have the last waltz dear, with
you. 22285.
When I look at you. 15298, 23795:
Hilton (Herbert) Floor show waltz.
10219.
Hilton (L. E.):
Nebraska moon. 5024.
Old Nebraska moon. 20425, 32763.
Himber (Richard) Am I asking too
much. 9570.
Himelstein (A. E.)
28062.
Himmel (F. H.) Father, I ery to Thee.
31564.
Himmel (Henry):
A minuit sur la plage.
Assez de comédie. 9607.
Au dela des nuages. 15629.
By the wishing well. 299.
Concours de musique. 313540.
Des peines d’amour. 528.
22141.
14401.
20369.
My prairie home.
24033.
Evocation. 10175.
On a pendu la erémaillére. 20442.
Pariiclulm your, ios:
Quand un gendarme rit. 84853.
Toujours vingt ans. 12381.
Hinchliffe (Irvin) :
Green rain. 19368.
Tranquillity: 12897.
1814
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Hinckley (A. P.) I don’t see how you
can forget, dear, when all I can do
is remember. 22254.
Hinckley (Douglas) :
Let’s have it my way, dear.
Maybe you're the one for
25810.
Night of dreams. 25510.
There’s nothing slow about me.
2759.
Those sweet words. 123888.
Hind (Harold) Authentic theory prac-
tice book. 1388, 9628, 24120.
Hindemith (Paul):
Dritte sonate ftir klavier.
Erste sonate fiir klavier.
Schwanendreher. 17880.
Sonate in EH. 2530.
Trauermusik. 30766, 30767.
Zweite sonate fiir klavier. 31002.
Hindera (BHlizabeth) I could waltz
forever with you. 22241.
Hindman (R. D.) I love you best of
all. 22304.
Hinds (D’Arcy) Boo-ze-00-ze-00. 15751.
Hinds (K. L.) Driftwood. 16100.
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, ine.
universal school music series.
27708.
me.
29526.
29556.
New
1942.
Hines (D. L.) Wrigley’s chewing gum
song. 3162.
Hines (Drexell) When love has gone.
3035
Hines (Earl):
Deep forest. 15992.
Earl “Father” Hines pianostyles.
6834.
Mad house. 7880, 11194.
Hinkel (M. E.) Frivolous
27108.
Hinkle (LL. C.):
America the beautiful.
Indiana fight. 16764..
On to the goal. 20460.
Hinkle (N. W.):
Collette.
12920.
All glory, laud, and honor. 46.
Ditson Christmas carol book.
29484.
Forty Christmas carols. 27255.
O lovely peace. 27206.
Hinman (Harold) Lullaby waltz.
14204.
Hinman (R. E.):
Beautiful visions of memory.
13017.
3973-3975.
16218.
Chesapeake moon.
Fool’s paradise.
Hinrichs (Gustave) :
Chanson bohémienne. 21569 (60).
Charmeuses. 18648 (64).
Coquette. 15517 (66).
Idoles. 18648 (191).
Love’s torment. 33904 (174).
Hinsdale (Stewart) She’s my sweet-
heart now. 305388.
(Eleanor) Oh,
30324.
There’s hope in the
Hinton you big, big
yellow moon.
Hinton (Frances)
Saviour. 380722.
Hintz (William) :
After the dream.
Forever a stage. 10232.
Leap-year gleam. T7689.
My treasure. 22984.
Hinze-Reinhold: (Bruno) 10 klavier-
stticke nach liedern. 12715.
Hipkins (Helene) :
Among the hills. 3382.
Fickle maid. 22025.
Hand organ Joe. 16332.
Love in spring. 1566.
Night in Venice. 23028.
On Sunday morn. 23107.
Wanderer’s song. 2949.
Hippmann (Frederik) Wanderlieder-
fantasie. 30846.
Hirsch (Hortense)
thensia ).
Hirsch (Horthensia) :
I heard a violin playing. 7236.
In a_ garden service for two.
24960.
Kiss me tonight. 25110.
Where is the girl from Tenth ave-
nue. 9298.
Hirsch (L. A.) au., and Hirsch (lL. J.)
prop. When you love a certain girl,
and you’re certain she loves you.
12862 (5387).
18665.
See Hirsch (Hor-
Hirsch (Lou) That ecuddlin’ rag.
29189 (423).
Hirsch (Walter) Old corral. 8271.
Hirschberg (David) Pleasure way of
learning to play piano. 23198.
Hirschberg (Gene) :
Don’t say we're through. 19105.
You took my heart, dear. 33881.
Hirschfeld (Max):
A la bien aimée.
Abide with me.
Adagio pathétique.
Album-leaf. 15217.
Andante cantabile.
Andantino. 32248.
Angelus. 14232.
Autumn song. 15156.
Berceuse. 138039.
Bolero. 14312.
By the brook. 13107.
Carmen. 13049.
Cavatina. 146387,
Ciribiribin. 189388.
Collection moderne. 3616.
Comrades ever since we were boys.
26835.
Cossack revels.
Country gardens.
Cuckoo. 13219.
12865.
12865.
13478.
15154, 15155.
13205.
13207.
1815
INDEX
Hirschfeld (Max)—Continued.
Dance of the Russian _ sailors.
6705.
Devilish inspiration. 536.
Hiegy. 32442.
Htude. 23888, 2389, 2602, 13159.
Fairy tale. 711.
Flow gently, sweet Afton. 31598.
Gavotte. 788.
Guitarre. 32541.
In the evening by the moonlight.
29890.
Little brown chureh. 14105.
Temories of Stephen Foster.
20188.
Pilgrims’ chorus. 33596.
Prince and princess. 32915.
Rondino. 31140.
Secret. 33100.
Standing on the corner didn’t
mean no harm. 8816.
Sweet and low. 33316.
Waltz. 30779.
Hirsehl (Norman) Harmony in spring.
TO70.
Hirschmann (Henri) Claironnette.
18648 (74).
His brother’s wife. 24250.
His wayside messengers. 7120*.
Hisberger (J. T.):
What does a_ sweetheart
18376.
You can’t flag me. 15440.
Histed (lL. B.) I am longing
you dear. 27314.
Hit of the season.
Hitt (Arza):
I don’t know
know. 16492.
Last night. 16907.
mean.
to see
vaPales
so very much, I
My feet won’t dance. 30214.
Texas skies. 15045.
Hitt (James) Our leader. 14544.
Hitt music pub. eco. Ourleader. 14544.
Hix (Don) enterprises. Why ask me
when you know all the answers.
9325:
Hixon (G. H.)
17888, 28481.
Show me Thy way.
Hlatky (Endre) Enfalumban. 29546.
Hiava ((O.8.) :
I’ve got the horns on you. 16654.
Without you dear. 26415.
Hoag (D. R.) My mother-in-law.
32613.
Hoapili (Alex):
Beyond the wide blue sea. 9707,
9708.
Rhumbathetique. 32986.
Hobart (Donald and Vere) :
Algy. 29189 (3).
Honey bunch. 21569 (207).
I want a man to love me. 29189
(GESTO)4
pt. 17, n. s., v. 31
Pourquoi. 29189 (339).
That is love. 29189 (424).
Hobbs (A. F.) We're for the Town-
send plan. 28918.
Hobbs (Harold) jr.
Hobbs (Leonard) Caroline.
Hobby (Ola) Florida moon.
Hobday (H. J.)
Chartres. 6594.
24263.
22038.
Little pal, I’m lone-
some for you. 14113.
Hoby (Charles) Benga} iancer patrol.
3444.
Hochman (M. H.) Without love.
23902.
Hochman (Maurice):
Alexander’s got a jazz band now.
6284.
Broadway atmosphere. 3502,
It’s fun and stuff. 7548.
Lend me you. 11015.
Let’s give the devil his due.
110380.
Mary’s my sweetheart. 11233.
Maybe it was a mistake. 11241.
Montana moon. 11296.
No fault to find with you. 8204.
Thinking of you. 12327.
Week-end girl. 5958.
Hock (M. L.):
Blue enchanted moon. 13064.
10628.
Have you counted the
I’m in the bag.
Hodge (A. J.)
cost. 904.
Hodge (Howard)
love. 22084.
Hodge (Josephine)
22822.
Hodge
22200.
Hodge (W. H.)
7101.
Hodge (William)
chime. 5634.
Hodges (C. A.):
Loucelia. 25230. .
Time’s a-wastin’ Mr.
21099.
Hodges (Michael) :
He’s an angel in that heaven called
home. 7083.
I see a tree. 7362.
Stubborn ole mule. 2611.
When my mammy smiles. 12622.
Hodges (Speck) Musical gal. 8052.
Hodgins (B. A.) Man in the White
Ghost of the girl I
Merry little shark.
(Talbot) Three sketches.
Here comes the legion.
Sweet bells that
Landon.
House. 14217.
Hodgins (J. J.) That dreamy melody.
2715.
Hodgins (Johnny) See Hodgins (J. J.)
Hodgkins (H. D.):
Beaming on me. 18775.
Drifting along with the flowing
tide. 19146.
Saying good night. 11903.
1816
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Hodgson (Clarke)
again. 32659.
Hodgson (Red) What was that tune
that we played last night. 5985.
Hodgson (Verelle) Your troubles may
only be bubbles. 12845.
Hodgson (Verna) I’m sailing for fair
Never gonna love
Hawaii. 10656.
Hodgson (W.-H.) What was that
tune that we played last night. 5985.
Hodson (B. E.):
If I had a picture-of you. 19710.
There was a moon thru the trees.
30725.
Hodson (Bus) See Hodson (B. E.)
Hodson (M. L.):
Alone, loving you. 6802.
At Mattie’s ball. 181.
Hodson (William) :
Accept our thanks. 15522.
To a lily. 23630.
Hoeard (J. H.) Girls that can never
be mine. 6253 (144).
Hockner (Hilmar) :
Kleine sinfonie in F-dur. 19907.
Konzert. 19911.
Hoefert (EF. K.} | Streit zwischen David
und Goliath. 30635.
Hoffner (Hrich) Olympia-kampfer.
28181-28188.
Hoegh (H. N.) Hail, Iowa, hail.
24664.
Hoehler (F. W.) 3d. Cupid is a big
bad bogey man. 15981.
Holler (Karl):
Kammerkonzert. 1384.
Symphonische phantasie. 12205.
Hoenig (F. J.) Let’s go to San Fran-
cisco. 19968.
Hoff (Clarence) When it’s springtime
at Lake Louise. 12616.
Hoff (Syd) Now I’ve got a love affair.
23047.
Hoff (Sydney) :
I still have your picture in my
heart. 13757.
When a puppy in love goes mad.
15290.
Hoffberg (Sydney)
love affair. 23047.
Hoffer (Al) ‘My love for you. 4974.
Hoffer (Berniece) Rocked in a cradle
of dreams. 11842.
Hoffer (F. E.) It’s Roosevelt for me.
4462.
Hoffer (Hal)
Hoffer (Horace)
23681.
Hoffert (C. V.)
Hoffman (Al):
Cocktail time. 400.
Crazy with love. 21814.
Don’t count your chickens.
Now I’ve got a
Until tomorrow. 236581.
Until tomorrow.
Mother dear. 8081.
562.
Funnies aren’t funny when I’m
blue. 16246.
I could be in heaven if you’d come
down to earth. 19529.
I don’t give a continental. 1004.
I’m in a dancing mood. 24848.
I’m never too busy for you. 1112.
I make a motion. 1134.
Keep your eye in the sky. 1392.
My red letter day. 22972.
Tap your tootsies. 2698.
There’s always a happy ending.
5748.
Thisl] make you whistle. 2774.
Without rhythm. 3139.
You've got the wrong rhumba.
3240.
Hoffman (Bob) Love is not so simple.
1570.
Hoffman (C. D.) It’s God’s good day,
and mine. 25018.
Hoffman (Claudia)
28060.
Hoffman (D. M.):
Dancing pair. 485, 9963, 13238.
I can only whistle. 16470.
Played ona clarinet. 8423.
You’re just the type. 9454.
Hoffman (H. A.) au., and Hoffman
(EH. S.) prop.:
Are you in the ranks.
Arouse ye, good people.
(21).
Battling for God and home and
country. 18648 (31).
Cast your ballots. 18648 (61).
Conflict is past. 18648 (86).
My only little gal.
18648 (19).
18648
Drive the saloon away. 18648
G11),
For your country stand. 18648
(iS)
Good night, people. 18648 (147).
Happy to-night. 18648 (154).
Hurrah, the victory is won. 18648
(Ti):
I told you so. 18648 (185).
Just a little ballot. 18648 (209).
No surrender. 18648 (257).
O that will be our jubilee. 18648
(267).
Pray on, Christian mother. 18648
(291).
Praying to-night. 18648 (292).
Skies are bright. 18648 (325).
Stainless banner. 18648 (331).
This is our business for the King.
18648 (852).
Vote for local option. 18648 (369).
Vote it out. 18648 (870).
We have the votes. 18648 (375).
Welcome, people. 18648 (378).
What’s the news. 18648 (382).
1817
INDEX
Hoffman (H. 8S.) Dear. 26904.
Hoffman (J. C.) My vegetable garden.
1911.
Hoffman (Jack) Dizzy Lizzie Lou.
3739.
Hoffman (Ken)
Dear old Rocky Mountain moon.
3700.
I don’t work for a living. 4211.
If you wanna go to heaven when
you die. 1215.
Lonesome yodel.
Hoffman (lL. G.):
4696.
Floating along on a cloud. 22036.
In old Hong Kong. 32081.
Hoffman (M. O.) I want you. 22419.
Hoffman (Melvin) Lets start over
again. 27715.
Hoffman (Norman) On the avenue of
Love. 382770.
Hoffman (R. A.) co.:
Beauty contest. 9673*.
Boston T party. 29334*.
Early bird catches the worm.
29535*.
Georgia jubilee minstrel. 29637*.
Hoffman program hour. 4143,
10440-10442.
Old Kentucky garden. 25569*.
Susanna’s Christmas auction.
30647*.
Tom Sawyer. 28779*.
Treasure Island. 28793*.
Yoder’s (Paul) band book. 29102.
Hoffman (W. F.) She will always love
you. 2424,
Hoffman (W. L.):
I remember dear. 19651.
It’s tragic, but it’s true.
Just another moon song.
Telling you. 21005.
Hoffman program hour.
10442.
Hoffmann (Fred):
22521,
19866.
4143, 10440-
C’est la valse des caresses. 24230.
Mon ceeur n’est plus 4 toi. 25356.
Hoffmann ( Horst) Sie hiess Marie
und treu war sie. . 2439.
Hoffmann (Max):
"Neath the old palm tree. 9509
(519).
Spring song. 21569 (351).
Where the white lights shine.
15517 (451).
Hoffmann (Veronica) Gin fizz. 13460.
Hoffmark (Herman) :
Farbrors vals. 24545.
Oh! tag mig med til Hawaii. 28153.
Peter og Lise. 25342.
Hofmeister (Charlotte) Beer song.
24161.
Hofmeister (Friedrich) German folk
dances. 296388.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Hofstra (Charles) All aboard, we're
bound for pirate hoard. 9547.
Hogan (C. B.) jr. I'm in love with you.
16581.
Hogg (C. K.) Thumbin’ down the old
tar road. 30741.
Hogg (J. H. S.):
Accept the gift. 21569 (3).
Adopted. 21569 (4).
All glory be Thine. 21569 (7).
All the earth shall worship Thee.
21569 (8).
As thy days thy strength shall be.
18648 (22).
Balm in secret prayer. 21569 (22).
Beautiful city of God. 21569 (26).
Beyond. 21569 (40).
Blessed friend. 21569 (41).
By the sea. 21569 (53).
Comfort one another. 21569 (78).
Endless glory. 18648 (116).
Fear not the shadows. 18648 (126).
Feast of blessing. 21569 (1382).
Fill your heart with the word.
21569 (1389).
Free grace to all. 18648 (1383).
From the cross to the crown. 18648
(134).
Glory, glory, glory.
Haste from His
(186).
Have compassion, Lord, on me.
21569 (188).
Hosannah. 21569 (211).
I know it now. 21569 (228).
If you love me. 21569 (244).
Jesus my King. 21569 (261).
Jewels for the Master.
(263).
Joyful news. 21569 (268). ;
Joyfully receive Him. 21569 (269).
Keep looking on the bright side.
18648 (212).
Let us come boldly. 21569 (299).
Let us sing His love. 21569 (3801).
Living all for Jesus. 21569 (3807).
Loving Redeemer. 21569 (320).
My rest. 21569 (889).
Nearer and nearer His throne.
21569 (394).
O Lord, I will praise Thee.
(406).
On my soul a blessing shower.
21569 (420).
On the Savior cast thy burden.
21569 (421).
One in Christ. 18648 (276).
Precious moments. 21569 (459).
Revive us. 21569 (472).
Safe in the ark. 21569 (479).
Seek ye the book. 21569 (489).
Shining in the heart. 21569 (494).
Standing fast. 21569 (526).
Take the cross. 21569 (541).
21569 (167).
grave. 21569
21569
21569
1818
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
21569 (547).
18648
Tell it over and over.
They’re singing over me.
(850).
Thinking of Jesus. 21569 (556).
This joyful day. 21569 (557).
Thou wilt remember me. 18648
(355).
Trumpets of silver. 18648 (362).
What more can He do. 18648
(381).
While He is waiting. 21569 (607).
Wonderful Jesus. 21569 (620).
Hogge. Aventures de Boubou. 15639*.
Hohman (M. A.):
Truly forever. 12411.
You’re a knock-out honey. 29133.
Hohn (Mrs. Charles) See Hohn
(M. B.)
Hohn (G. G.) Guess. 13507.
Hohn (M. B.):
One young violinist. 14531.
Three young violinists. 21090.
Two young violinists. 30796.
Hohner (M.) ine. Harmonica playing
made easy. T7069.
Hohner concessionaires, ltd. Right
way to play the chromatic harmon-
ica. 8548.
Hoke (J. H.) You know I love you.
26456.
Ho-la-li. 7126, 16414.
Holbrook (Norton)
nasium marches.
Holeomb (S. B.)
21815.
Holetreger (A.)
32683.
Holden (A. J.):
In heavenly love abiding. 7471.
Nearer my God. 1930.
Holden (Agnes) Sweet mother mine.
20949.
Holden (Elsie) Your charms. 15496.
Holden (Frances) I’ve got a picture
of you. 16649.
Holden (L. G.) Stolen he-man. 30630.
Holden (Sidney) Campbells are com-
ing, hooray! hooray. 310.
Holder (D. G.):
Captain F. Magellin.
School and gym-
5411.
Creation’s dawn.
Nikt inny tylko ty.
31247.
If I had another chance. 13817.
Jolly chocolate drops. 13939.
Smile your way thru. 14826.
Step chillun, step. 33278.
With you in my arms I could waltz
across the sea. 33782.
You can sing and swing it for me.
33829.
You'd better pray! O Lord, for the
judgment day. 33834.
Holder (Les) £Drillmaster
21940.
series.
Holder (Sam) Mister Botchagalupo.
11280.
Holdsworth (J. B.) jr. - Symphony of
love. 18083.
Holgate (W. H.) With band, trumpet
and drums. 18509.
Holiday (Billy) :
Close dem eyes, my darlin’,
Issa Les.
Say I’m yours, again. 11898.
Holiday revue. Lets play house.
16942.
Holiner (Mann) It will have to do
until the real thing comes along.
22526.
Hollaender (A.)
Holland (Ll. S.):
March. 26533 (118).
Eyes like the wise old moon.
10184.
ido: silsi2e ‘
I’m an Ethiopian now. 7286.
Neutrality. 1937.
Our salvation. 17547.
Where can I find that girl.
Why do you hesitate. 18481.
Holland (Nellie) See how they run.
5427, 20748.
Holland (R. C.) It’s a waltz, dear,
let’s dance. 25016.
Holland (Ruby) :
Pooh pieces. 28285.
Teddybear dances.
Teddybear sings.
Holland (Sarah)
3069.
18107.
18107.
All the thrills you
ask for. 50.
Holland (Mrs. W. LL.) See Holland
(Winifred )
Holland (Winifred) Wonderful
mother love. 12720.
Hollander (B.) Ariel. 33904 (12).
Hollander (Frederick) :
Awake in a dream. 144.
Desire. 531, 6754.
House Jack built for Jill. 7156,
16449, 19491.
Is it love or infatuation. 13882.
Moon’s our home. 8006, 11302.
Moonlight and shadows. 22866.
Paradise in waltz time. 17578,
25645.
Poppy. 146138, 17648.
You’re the only one. 12814.
Hollander (Louis) Make believe you
love me. 11205.
Hollander (Will) How could you for-
get. 24750.
Hollaway (Henri) Ethiopian lament.
6860.
Holleman (H. A.) Im Singing hi de
hi, under the blue, blue sky. 13728.
Hollenbeck (R. C.) Dreamland lulla-
by. 16987.
1819
INDEX
Holler (John) :
Benedictus es, Domine.
He was crucified. 3387.
13038.
Jesus lying in the manger. 159.
O Christ, the heaven’s eternal
King. 6382.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart. 26627.
Holliday (J. C.) Some songs about
children. 380575.
Hollinger (James) When it’s spring-
time in old Ireland. 213830.
Hollingsworth (Adeline) :
Cheer up with me. 18921.
Mississippi moon of mine. 4856.
Hollingsworth (Clyde) Tears for me.
D687. ,
Hollingsworth (KE. D.)
sing lullaby in heaven.
Hollingworth (T. J.)
march. 15158.
Hollins (Alfred) :
Christ’s bell.
Why seek ye.
Hollis (EH. D.)
Will mother
33765.
Tune-doggling
31306.
3270 (740).
Memories of mother.
32466.
Hollis (G. 8S.) Stroll on through the
years. 33291.
Holloway (Dorothy) Cradle-day
sweetheart. 15917.
Holloway (F. W.) Palace march.
PB aa
Hollowell (H. H.) Swingin’ my blues
all away. 26029.
Hollowell (S. W.) Waltzing in mem’ry
with you. 18328.
Hollywood. 18307, 18308.
Hollywood bound. 19463*, 27266.
Hollywood madness. 29739*.
Hollywood pub. co. On with Roose-
velt. 8316.
Hollywood revels of 1937. 28608.
Hollywood revels revue 1937. 27655.
Holm (Hugh) Home to Hawaii.
31808.
Holman (T. G.) Summer’s gone.
23480.
Holmboe (Vagn)
tvang. 6718.
Holmes (Bert) See Holmes (M. B.)
Holmes (Hlizabeth) Night in June.
8194.
Holmes (Freddie)
4021.
Holmes (G. E.) :
Daphnis. 13237.
Festival band book. 31570.
Danske taalte ikke
Gorgeous creature.
Hoffman program hour. 4143,
10440-10442.
On the mountain top. 14520.
Orpheus. 28148.
Panora. 14561.
Holmes (J. M.) Fox-trot studio piano
music course. 10248.
18
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Holmes (Julian) Left alone. 19941.
Holmes (M. B.) I loved you. 31920.
Holmes (M. H. G.):
Birds in song. 29816.
Indian’s serenade. 29901.
Lorina. 27787, 27788.
Whisper dear in my ear. 29025.
Zuleika. 29189.
Holmes (R. G.) Someday we'll settle
down. 2528.
Holmes (W. A.):
Donkey. 16049.
We thank you Mister Roosevelt.
18358.
Holoubek (Karl) :
Allah! Allah. 9559.
Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesell-
schaftskapitin. 19098.
Kukuschka. 4570.
Holshouser (Q.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 15517 (266).
Holst (Eduard) :
Babes in the wood. 12862 (30).
Cinderella. 12862 (102).
Jack and the bean stalk. 12862
(268).
Jack and the giant killer. 12862
(269).
Sleeping beauty. 12862 (470).
Holst (Gustav) Wassail song. 28905.
Holst (Gustav von) au., and Holst
(Isobel) prop.:
Awake my heart. 21569 (20).
Four old English carols. 15517
(148, 144).
She who is dear to me. 21569
(4938).
Holst (Imogen) :
Bunch of green holly and ivy.
21730.
Five short pieces. 13578.
Now the winter is gone.
Pretty Caroline. 23216.
Seeds of love. 23317.
Six pictures from Finland. 13579.
Wassail song. 28905.
Holst (Oliver) lLytternes treskovals.
(875.
Holstein (R. F.) When the moon’s
above the trees to-night. 30890.
Holt (B. A.) au., and Holt (H. A.)
prop. Just too late. 32184.
23050.
Holt (I. B.) Sunny blue eyes. 8864.
Holt (J. E.) Wondering all the time
if you're really mine. 30989.
Holt (J. P.) As the moonlight shone
thruyyvour hairs Za.
Holt (M. E.) Yesterday you said you
loved me. 33815.
Holt (M. L.) To. be or not to be.
21104.
Holt (M. U.) Trade wind. 18223.
Holt (S. E.) Faded rosebuds. 31545.
20
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Holtegel (W. C.) When I look into
your eyes. 23797.
Holton (F. B.) pseud.
(I. B.)
Holzer (Lou):
Broadway Cinderella.
I give my heart to you. 27345.
Take a letter, Miss Jones. 18086.
Holzhacker (Anton) Spring in our
hearts. 14800.
Holzmann (Abe):
Get on the raft with Taft.
(119).
Great event. 3270 (231).
Hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world. 12862 (211).
Inauguration march. 12862 (263).
See Wilson
6510.
15517
Love sparks. 9509 (425).
Homan (Camilla) :
Idle dreams. 1190.
Just an old fairy-tale. 27628.
Money blues. 7996.
My little old log cabin home.
22945.
Say you love me. 2369.
Homan (Holly) See Homan (Ca-
milla )
Homand (V. C.)
Home on the range.
Homeland harmony.
Homer (Gus):
Don’t look now. 19102.
Life is blue. 19987.
Mum’s the word. 20253.
Nearly. 20342.
Homer (Sidney) :
Fiddler of Dooney. 33904 (76).
Seventeen lyrics. 6253 (190).
Homer (W. D.) Difficult to hate.
29478.
Homesites, incorporated. 19468*.
Homeyer (C. W.) & Go., inc.:
Cherubim song. 21767.
In dance you met me.
Irish love song. 29915.
O lovely night. 281388.
Homfeldt (Bertha) Starlight waltz.
30621.
Homme petit. 949.
Hommel (G. M.)
my baby. 22267.
Hon (Jean) See Johnson (J. H.)
Honegger (A.) Fiévre jaune. 726.
Honeycombe (M. E.):
Arizona magic. 31060.
I gotta getta girl. 27348.
If I had you. 382041.
To my surprise. 33457.
Why dear, did I have to fall.
30916.
Honsinger (Ross) au., and Honsinger
(R. C.) jr., prop. Youll always be
on my mind. 21509.
I’m glad. 10612.
4148, 16426, 16427.
19468.
4387.
I got a letter from
Hood (EK. E.)
2705, 8939.
Hood (H. H.)
city of the world.
Hood (Helen) :
Betrothal. 31157.
Enough. 31521.
In a rose garden.
Moon. 325238.
River. 338004.
Sunset. 33304.
Hood (J. B.) Melody of love.
Hood (M. V.):
Festival songs for
schools, 1935-1936.
Singing days. 17919.
Hood (Patuffa) Songs of the Heb-
rides. 3838904 (286).
Hood (S. 8.):
Answer my song. 21617.
Majoring in the minor. 30104.
Swing is the thing. 33385.
Hood (W. O.) San Jacinto. 14725.
Hoodah day. 31817.
Hoogbruin (Dixie) :
Along Lido isle.
Can it be. 26745.
Darling are we going out tonight?
26889.
I wanta be young again. 274983.
In a little snow clad igloo. 29876.
It was only a shadow. 27592.
Let’s sail away. 32267.
Little blonde girl. 14102.
Oompah. 28212.
Ripple along lazy river. 14675.
When springtime falls, swingtime
ealls. 38692.
You're a little bit diffrent.
Hook (—) Mary of Allendale.
Hook (James) Think not
21071.
Hoover (G. W.):
Honeymoon trail. 19478.
Red hot lovin’. 20635.
Yes, the stars come out on Broad-
way. 21471.
Hoover (M. E.) I want to be like the
moon to you. 10711.
Hope (Christine) We'll dream to-
gether. 2961.
Hope (J. D.) Im in a daze.
Hepe pub. co.:
Devotional hymns. 16010-16018.
Service hymnal. 17853-17861.
Hopkins (C. R.) You awakened ro-
mance. 12754.
Hopkins (Claude) :
Cryin’ my heart out for you. 6688.
Deep dawn. 6742.
That particular friend of mine.
28698.
Vamping a co-ed. 91381.
Temperance parody.
New York—wonder
20356.
32069.
1691.
Delaware
Zar
29134.
14229.
strange.
31935.
1821
INDEX
Pty, Wj/S.7 Vook
Hopkins (D. H.)
and home songs.
Hopkins (Doc)
Hopkins (rank)
5454.
Hopkins (H. L.) There may be a new
love in the spring. 21048.
Hopkins (H. P.):
Ask the moon. 12956.
Big drum major. 18046.
Bold robbers. 13073.
Captain Jim. 13130.
Christmas is here.
Dreaming. 13324.
Fairy wish. 133888.
Frolic outdoors. 13442.
Gently rests the Saviour.
Golden rod. 13482.
Guiding star. 578.
Here we go. 138571.
I am king. 13617.
Jingle jangle. 189386.
Little Boy Blue. 14105.
Little journey. T7770.
Little white church.
Lovely night. 14179.
Meadow princess. 14240.
32545.
Short’nin’ bread.
13164.
27130.
14121.
Merry morn. 14260.
Miller’s song. 14270.
My litle pet. 14896.
Petit tango. 14580.
Robin red-breast. 14684.
Santa Claus. 14726.
Seven froggies. 14759.
Skip and dance. 14816.
Sunshine waltz. 14951.
Sweet moments. 14968.
Tell me, pussy. 15081.
15390.
Step on the gas,
Windy day.
Hopkins (Louise)
dear. 14928.
Hopkins (M. I.)
to sleep. 14688.
Hopkins (N. H.):
America, America, the rose of the
world. 24081.
Rose of the world. 25792.
Hopkins (R. W.):
Awake ye workers.
Old Glory. 23082.
Hopkins (Ron) See Hopkins (C. R.)
Hopkins (W. T.) My morning star.
30239.
Hoppe (lL. D.):
Moon’ll shine again. 32529.
Wine, women and song. 38770.
You got what it takes. 33841.
Rocking my heart
21649.
Hoppel (G. S.) Little beer mug.
1500.
Hopper (Jack) Don’t blame it on the
moon. 31453.
Hoppin (S. B.) Light. 7739.
Hopson (EH. L.) Dogwood time in
Georgia. 13287.
Mountain ballads} Horak (W. E.)
Kurze pastoral-messe.
See Hopkins (D. H.) Horan (Hdward) :
7662
Carefree. 3823.
Cigarette. 386.
Lorelei. 1547.
My love, the night and you. i870.
Someday my heart will know.
Doe.
Horejsi (W. A.):
Dearest one.
Dreamy, dreamy,
My front door.
Wiaitinw wm 1a222.
Waltz in blue.
When you're happy, sweetheart, I
am happy too, dear. 21860.
Horejsi (Walt) See Horejsi (W. A.)
Horn (C. G.):
Come to me, sweet Marie. 412.
Just a motor car, a trailer and you.
32170.
My German girl. 18388.
That’s what the teacher taught me.
Dear:
Horn (H. V.) Sweetheart, if you really
feel that way. 235138.
Horn (N.C.) Ah! She loves me. 28.
Horn (Sam) Gorgeous creature. 4021.
Horn (Valera) :
Moon’s our home. 20228.
When Mollie mixes muffins for tea.
3038.
Hornback (Fern) West land. 28935.
Hornbeek revyen 1936. 24741.
Horne (Elsie) Three pieces for piano-
forte. 31820.
Horne (Mallory) Swanee River dream.
2642.
Horne (Marie):
Belle of Brittany. 24031 (12).
Ingle nook. 18648 (199).
Horneman (M. A.) Pioneer days back
home. 17614.
Horner (Olivia) See Horner (R. O.)
Horner (R. O.):
19057.
dreams.
17309.
19140.
18325.
Golden sunset, silver meonbent:
22115.
Is it any wonder that a donkey hee
haws. 22500.
New moon when will my wish come
true. 25496.
Horner veterans’ organization. March-
ing on with Horner. 22777.
Horney (lL. G.) That’s baby. 23582.
Horney CV. NDE
All I do is dream. 26556.
Just you and I. 22585.
Let’s slow up and fall in love.
27714.
That’s baby. 23582.
Why buy bread, let’s all eat cake.
23858.
Hornless cow. 4157.
1822
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
OO eeeeeeSSSSSSSSSSSMMmmMhhsesesesesesesee
Hornung (E. E.)
you. 22014.
Horowitz (Bertha):
Dance orientale. 3673.
Lawd it’s grand. 7682.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 9059.
Horowitz (Martin) Now I eall this
love. 5071.
Horrell (M. M.)
28011.
Horrocks (A, E.):
Cottage cradle song. 21569 (84).
Daisy lullaby. 21569 (88).
Horst (A. G.) Blooming as a _Yose.
3467,
Horst (Jane)
Horst (Li, Je )s
My dream house. 4940.
Tossin’ me ’round. 15137.
Who’s this little fellow. 21386.
You’re glad just to be alive. 12790.
Horster (Heinz) Getreii zum Rhein.
10295. iy
Hortiz (J. F.) Just an old fashioned
school house in old Tennessee. 7603.
Hortiz (Joe) See Hortiz (J. F.)
Horton (J. W.) As I came by a green
forest side. 120.
mttorton (L..B0r
Mother Goose suite. 4896.
Tip Sams. 30744.
Horton (Lida) I would give you the
world if I could. 4360.
Horton (R. C.) Harlem band. 16340.
Horvath (Geza) First velocity studies.
6253 (127).
Horvath (Géza) auw.,
(Thusnelda) prop.:
Akrobat. 21569 (6).
Harlequinade. 21569 (184).
Htirdenrennen. 21569 (214).
Jongleur. 21569 (265).
Sechs ganz leichte klavierstticke
Farewell to both of
My dream of you.
See Horst (L. J.)
and Horvath
fiir anfainger. 3270 (265).
Sonatine. 3270) (601).
Horvath (Henry):
Blues of blues. 3483.
Have I made the grade with you.
31754.
I’m in a perfect heaven. 22331.
Let’s make a date with the moon.
1468.
Some day you'll understand. 2514.
Why do I have to have you. 33748.
Will I be waitin’ to-night. 18490.
Horvath (Sandor):
Gipsy, I love you so.
Gypsy dream. 31724.
Horwath (Joseph ) :
My love is yours. 1868,
Will you coming along. 6102.
Horwitz (Ben) :
I’m in a happy state of mind.
10626.
29641.
126829——37——21
I’m losing my heart right from un-
der my nose. 10642,
Horwitz (Si):
Crowded floors. 18996.
Secrets of the moon. 20742,
Soon after sunset. 17984:
You’re.a dream come back, 18588.
Hoschna (Karl) aw., and Hoschna
(Hettie) prop. Yahama), 21569
(625).
Hosinski (Helen) Day that we were
wed. 31401.
Hoskins (J. E. T.) When I danced the
moonlight waltz with you. 30875.
Hosmer (E. S.):
Come saith Jesus’ sacred voice.
21795.
Risen Christ. 11831. _
Hosmer (G. L.) Child of Christmas.
24287.
Hosson (Henry) Cocktail mitosny.
6633, 6634.
Hotaling (Ralph) pseud. See Wagness
(Bernard)
Hotehkiss (Clayton) Thanks be to
God who giveth us the victory. 3270
(650).
Hotchkiss (EK. L.) There’s a Mickey
Mouse and it’s bank nite. 33413.
Hotehkiss (J. S.) Dl ask my heart.
19575.
Hotchkiss (Thomas) sr.
2547.
Hotel clerk. 15517 (57, 159, 268, 433).
Hotter (Z. M.) Dance of the wood
nymphs. 19018.
Houben (Bernard) :
Daughter of Mother
26898.
Folks don’t blush up in Harlem.
16211.
Homing pigeon. 19470.
I forget to dot my (i)s, I forget to
cross my (t)s. 19543.
Hough (EH. J.) All on account of you.
18682.
Hough (J. 8S.) Dear Arcanum widow
of mine. 9990,
Hough (Robert)
gimmie. 19293.
Hough (W. M.):
Cairo. 31003 - (22).
Don’t be cross with me.
(102).
Don’t choose a Gibson girl.
(57).
Don’t forget the girl you left be-
hind. 29189 (89).
Don’t teach me to swim alone.
18648 (105).
Everybody wonders why they mar-
ried. 29189 (104).
Everything that father did was
right. 21569 (125).
Sons of Sam.
Machree.
Gimmie, gimmie,
18648
26533
1823
INDEX
Hough (W. M.)—Continued.
Follow the rainbow trail.
(147).
Girls that can
21569 (165).
Goddess of liberty. 26533 (98).
Golden girl. 29189 (138).
Haunted pool. 26533 (107).
21569
never be mine.
Her eyes are blue for Yale. 21569
(199).
Here’s to your last girl. 26533
(116).
I can’t be true so far away. 21569
(221).
I can't love everybody. 29189
(176).
I don’t want to marry your fam-
ily. 21569 (223).
I fell in love all by myself. 381008
(70).
I fell in love on Monday. 21569
(224).
I’m afraid to be alone. 29189
(182).
I wonder who’s kissing her now.
18648 (189).
I would rather fight like ma.
29189 (194).
all moons were honeymoons.
26533 (1388).
Indian love song. 29189 (209).
Jack o’ lantern. 31003. (88).
Land of Used To Be. 29189: (234).
Let’s pretend you love me. 24031
(112).
Oskee wow wow.
Pale golden star. 31003 (188).
Ship of dreams. 24081 (184).
Stubborn Cinderella. 18648 (335).
Taxi. 265338 (290).
There are too many girls.
(191).
To-night will never come again.
21569: (563).
What’s the use. 18648 (384).
When love is waiting round the
corner. 21569 (602).
Where are they now. 26533 (326).
You’re a dear old world after all.
21569 (629).
You won't know anybody there.
21569 (632).
Houghtelin (G. R.)
Houghton (Olive)
sunshine. 3231.
Houk (KE. D.) Anything. 6339.
Houle (L. C.) Lullaby land. 17096.
House (K. W.) Give us a girl not so
sharply in view. 193808.
House of Adsit. Vm
22319.
Housel (H. M.)
my man. 28976.
If
24031 (155).
31003
At Galilee. 9612.
You're the glorious
for Delano.
When mama meets
pt. 11, n. s., v. 3£.
Houser (Harold) My little sweet-
heart. 11405.
Houston (Dan):
Finders keepers. 3898.
Living in music. 380050.
Love at first sight. 4717.
‘Lucky for me. 30087.
May I never say good-bye. 30129.
‘Me for you. 20173.
Tarantella. 26059. .
Houston (F. M.) That's what I'd like
about you. 15066, 21032.
Houston (Fred) See Houston (F. M.)
Houston (Levin) 3d:
Lonesome when I am with you.
11112.
Southern belle.
Houston (R. R.)
4394.
Houston (Ruth)
good-bye to you.
Hovaness (A. S.):
Hear my prayer, O Lord. 31769.
Missa brevis. 4855.
Monadnock. 17219.
8792.
In memories garden.
I just can’t say
19558.
String quartet. 1802S.
Hoven (George) :
Day dreaming. 15974.
Day dreaming mazurka. 9986.
Hovis (M. G.) Five virgins. 29592.
How can I remember another after
seeing you again. 4165.
How sweetly does the moonbeam smile.
10480.
Howalt (Laurits)
25200.
Howard (A. P.)
3270 (268).
Howard (Amy)
1052.
Howard (C.
(B. B.)
Howard (Donald)
out you. 997.
Howard (EK. V.) Sea. 11925.
Howard (F.) Rock me to sleep in my
Rocky Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Howard (Fred) :
On a little farm in Iow-a. 8801.
Pretty quadroon. 2191, 2192.
Howard (Harry) Roll along
your dream girl. 8562.
Howard (Henry) jr. Sugar.
Howard (J. EH.):
Livet er en tango.
Six Easter carols.
Tl nbver leave again.
J.) pseud. See Castell
T can’t go on with-
with
30642.
Cairo. 29189 (50), 31003 (22).
Don’t be cross with me. 18648
(101, 102).
Don’t choose a Gibson girl. 26533
(57), 29189 (88).
Don’t forget the girl you left be-
hind. 12862 (134), 29189 (89).
Don’t teach me to’ swim alone.
18648 (104, 105).
1824
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Everybody wonders why they mar-
ried. 12862: (158), 29189 (104).
Everything that father did was
right. 6253 (118), 21569 (125).
Follow the rainbow trail. 62538
(128), 21569 (147).
Girls that can never be mine.
21569 (165).
Goddess of liberty.
29189 (1386).
26533. (98),
Golden girl. 12862 (196), 29189
(188).
Haunted pool. 26533 (107), 29189
(150).
Her eyes are blue for Yale. 6253
(185), 21569 (199).
Here’s to your last girl. 26533
(116), 29189 (168).
I can’t be true so far away. 6253
(197), 21569 (221).
I can’t love everybody. 12862
(229), 29189 (176).
I don’t want to marry your fam-
ily. 6253 (201), 21569 (2238).
I fell in love all by myself. 31008
(70).
I fell in love on Monday. 6253
(202), 21569 (224).
I’m afraid to be alone. 12862
(239), 29189 (182).
I wonder who’s kissing her now.
6258 (222), 15517 (168), 18648
(188).
I would rather fight like ma.
12862) (249), 29189 (194).
If all moons were honeymoons.
26533 (188), 29189 (196).
Indian love song. 12862 (264),
29189 (209).
Jack o’ lantern. 29189 (215), 31003
(88).
Land of Used-to-be.
29189 (234).
Let’s pretend you love me.
(112), 29189 (240).
Love me all the time.
Oskee wow wow.
29189 (317).
Pale golden star.
31003 (138).
Ship of dreams.
(184).
Song of the butterfly. 29189 (401).
Stubborn Cinderella. 18648 (334,
335).
Taxi. 26533 (290), 29189 (421).
There are too many girls. 29189
(426), 31003 (191).
To-night will never come
6253. (484), 21569 (563).
What’s the use. 18648 (383, 384).
When love is waiting round the
corner. 6253 (518), 21569 (602).
12862 (294),
24031
15517 (226).
24081 (155),
29189 (322),
15517 (348) , 24031
again.
Where are they now. 26533 (826),
29189 (468).
You're a dear old world after all.
62538 (543), 21569 (629).
You won’t know anybody there.
62538 (544), 21569 (632).
Howard (P. S.) Runnin’ around in
circles. 8591.
Howard (R. V.) Alma mater. 24074.
Howard (Richard) 'That’s how much
I love you, dear. 18142.
Howard (Roy):
I can’t forget. 995.
Ill never leave again. 1052.
Howard (S. 8S.) Grass is green with
envy. 24649, 29677.
Howard (William)
President. 25788.
Howd (M., L.):
Ooh! I love, we are young.
Remorse. 30460.
Howdy (Charles (Chick) )
5912.
Howe (A. M.)
1282.
Howe (Albert) :
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
16102, 29525.
Green month. 27186.
He, the greatest and the noblest.
2384.
How willing my paternal love.
4048.
If music be the food of love.
Lotus fiower. 8632.
Now Pheebus sinketh in the west.
20892.
See, she appears. 27207.
Since first I saw your face.
To music. 2383.
Voice of love. 20737.
Where’er you walk. 27207.
Howe (George) On the shores of Ta-
hiti.~ 23014
Howe (Janice)
Howe (Mary):
Das ist je gewisslich wahr.
Schafe k6nnen — sicher
12981.
Howe (R. H.)
they don’t.
Howe (S. J.):
Old willow tree near the river.
26533 (211). :
On the mill pond. 26533 (213).
Walk in the woods. 26533 (308).
Howell (C. F.):
Babies must play. 21654.
How do I know it’s true.
Pettin’ Diana Lee. 11679.
Roosevelt our
30355.
Waiting.
Isle of Wangi-wangi.
7437.
2452.
Blind date. 29322.
12976.
weiden.
What do you do when
15269.
4169.
Howell (C. R.) Rustic dance. 11874,
14718.
Howell (David) Three boys are we.
12342,
1825
INDEX
Howell (Dorothy) :
Important person. 24954.
Wouldn’t it be funny. 127837.
Howell (H. H.) Alone in my flower
garden. 29215.
Howell (H. E. W.) When it’s round
up time again. 6019.
Howell (H. J.):
Day I met you. 21850.
Lover’s moon. 22747.
Howell (I. B.):
Texas marches on. 5704.
There’s only one you. 26108.
Under a far East moon. 15177.
Howell (lL. 8.) Call of duty. 31228.
Howell (R. B.) If you'll give me your
ear, my sweetheart. 27521.
Howell (T. L.) Pleasant dreams.
17628.
Howery (W. L.):
Little girl, you are mine.
Valley blues. 28858.
Howes (T. H.):
Anybody else but you. 29241.
I never want to leave you. 27459.
Red, white and blue. 329770.
Howland (G. H.):
Little guy,—half pint,—big night.
32306.
22667.
My new flame’s burning me up.
114138.
Howland (J. H.) Alone in my flower
garden. 29215.
Howland (R. W.):
Little guy,—half pint,—big night.
22667.
My new flame’s burning me up.
11418.
Howlette (O. I.) Toy strewn home.
15148.
Howorth (Wayne):
Bondage. 31186.
Boots. 31192.
I cannot always trace the way.
31862.
Love is the wind. 32379.
Once on a summer day. 32777.
Rise up, Shepherd, and follow.
17749.
Song of praise. 24627.
Tears and smiles. 33373.
Howsly (Forrest) Lazy Joe. 7683.
Hoyer (C. G.) Arizona state. 12939.
Hoyer (Karl) :
An die hoffnung.
Brahms. 29836.
Choralvorspiele. 18929, 29395.
Choralvorspiele nach melodien des
deutschen' evangelischen einheits-
gesangbuches. 29394.
Drei kleine prdludien und fugen
fiir orgel. 16457.
Fantasie. 4175.
Franz Liszt. 30032.
31047.
1826
pt. I1I, n.s., v.31
Meditation. 4812.
Passacaglia. 5201.
Perpetuum mobile. 20571.
Polonaise. 20571.
Priludium, fuge, chaconne und
doppelfuge fiir orgel. 17655.
Unsre augen. 26191.
Wie schon leucht’ uns der morgen-
stern. 21409.
Hoyle (William) Dearest Nancy.
10000.
Hoyt (Frank) I love only you. 22299.
Hoyt (H. R.) Mother’s prayer. 17254,
22883.
Hrenoff (Arséne) My little one. 22946.
Hruby (Viktor) :
Aus frolichen zeiten. 187.
Pierrot und Colombine. 20546.
Hrudka (Andrey) Hawaiian steel
guitar correspondence course. 27229.
Huard (Albert) Y avait un aceordéon.
18542.
Hubach (R.) Bach’s little organ Prel-
ude and Fugue in G minor. 156.
Hubach (R. R.) Bach’s little organ
Prelude and Fugue in G minor. 156.
Hubay (Jeno) Blumenleben. 31185.
Hubbard (C. P.) If you knew how I
feel. 32049.
Hubbard (Charlott) Some one new.
20834.
Hubbard (Chloe) Lover of dreams.
11175.
Hubbard (Dash) Old fashioned lady
in an old fashioned chair. 25565.
Hubbard (Dorothy) I’m in the market
for the nicest man. 1102.
Hubbard (H. E.):
Lid’s off. 7731.
Pipe dreams. 205051.
Reflected in your eyes. 8516.
Hubbard (Hal) See Hubbard (H. E.)
Hubbard (J. M.) Home in the West.
10453.
Hubbard (P. L.):
I’ll be remembering you.
Waiting for love. 2940.
Hubbard (R. L.):
My native land. 8129.
Old Missouri farm. 8282.
To our absent brothers. 9039.
Hubbard (V. J.) jr. Always be ready
to smile. 3322.
Hubbell (Raymond) :
Carmen, the second. 24031 (24).
1038.
Cinderella at the shoe store. 24031
(28).
College education. 24031 (30).
Cynical owl. 24031 (40).
Dinny Maginnity. 31003 (40).
Eggport fusilliers. 31003 (44).
Ghost of ragtime. 24031 (55).
Girl at the helm. 24031 (59).
INDEX
~ nos. 1-12, 1936
Half moon. 31003 (61).
In love. 381008 (79).
It isn’t the same in the day time.
31003 (85).
Just call me Bill. 24031 (103).
Kisses. 24031 (108).
Lena. 31003 (94).
Lithograph land. 24031 (118).
Little Mary gardeners. 24031
(119).
Maggie, your roast is burning.
24031 (123).
Music with meals. 381003 (116).
New Bo-Peep. 31003 (125).
Prince o’ dreams. 24081 (164).
Single bird. 31003 (165).
Soubrette’s secret. 24031 (192).
There’s something about you.
310038 (192).
True blue. 24031 (217).
Weenie and Widgie. 381003 (210).
What am I going to do to make you
love me. 381003 (212).
When the soldier says farewell.
310038 (216).
Widow of twenty-nine. 26533
(330).
Won’t you marry me. 31003 (223).
Yankee honeymoon. 24031 (233).
Hubbert (EH. M.) Move on, caravan.
4906.
Hubbert (Skeeter) See Hubbert (E.
M
Hubble (Harriss) Leaves. 4953.
Hubbs (Barry) I’m a _ millionaire.
16561.
Huber (B. F.) Cutie Cupee Cupid.
3669.
ee (Hans) Intermezzo. 24031
ia
Huber (Joseph) Cadet. 29357, 29358.
Huber (Pete):
I’m _ still in love with Enmiline.
1333.
Sweetheart and roses. 5651.
Huber (Rowena) Rigama-jig. 28370.
Hubler (Harry) Lamata. 29992.
Huckabee (R. N.) God keep you,
Texas. 27148.
Huckstep (J. W.):
Roamin’ darkie. 14682.
There are no two ways about it.
28717.
Hudgens (Jack)
boat in. 17102.
Hudler (F. F.) Great ever greater old
New York. 103844.
Hudnall (F. 8.) Sea fever. 28449.
Hudson (Billy) Blue with the moon.
21718.
Hudson (C. D.):
I’m in love with you.
Mabel is the male
27427,
Where a million dreams come true.
29011.
Hudson tG, D.)':
G man. T77.
Pictures in the flame. 8405.
Hudson (Louise) I was only foolin’.
24915.
Hudson (Marie):
Make me the man in the moon.
L712)
Swing and sing that thing. 18069.
Hudson (R. G.) Dreams of you.
16093.
Hudson (R. V.) jr. Mem’rys lane.
22817.
Hudson (W. E.) Sweetheart of mine
I love you. 14977.
Hudson (W. L.) Blue with the moon.
21718.
Hudson (W. 8S.) Hawaiian moon of
melody. 103892.
Hudson (Will) :
Cross country hop. 313878.
Hight bars in search of a melody.
10138, 27009.
Grab your partner and_ swing.
31706.
I got a dime in my pocket. 10539.
Love song of a half-wit. 11162.
Mint julep. 25344.
Mr. Ghost goes to town. 25347,
32508.
Monopoly swing. 17225.
Moon is grinning at me. 253862.
My heart is in a violin. 4957,
32587.
Oh! Susanna. 25556.
Organ grinder’s swing. 17539,
20482, 28216.
Sophisticated swing. 20867.
Tormented. 9051.
You're not the kind. 18607.
Hudson River excursion. 24754*.
Hudspeth (A. N.):
Love me a little.
Salt and pepper. 5389*.
So this is forever. 17949.
Hiibbe (Willy) Abendlied. 29191.
7837.
Huebschman (Catherine) lLet’s all be
happy and gay. 19952.
Huerter (Charles) :
Clover blossoms. 31316.
Dance of the little brown men.
31386.
Down the road. 31476.
Dreamer. 31476.
Pony ride. 32884.
Hot (kh Py
Are you a Christian.
C. HE. 24228.
Huff (Gardner) Huff (Gardner) saxo-
phone method. 24755.
Huff (Gordon) Waltz of the
30840.
24103.
isle.
1827
INDEX
pt. lI, n. s., v. 31
Huff (Jack)
Huff (O. C.) au., and Huff (O. A.)
prop.:
I miss the whippoor-will. 10672.
Old grape-vine swing. 25567.
R-0-z-a-n-n, 23838.
Huff (R. H.) Good-night, lovely lady,
good-night. 27168.
Huff (Will) Salute to Uncle Sam.
9509 (646).
Huff (William) That old June moon.
28697.
Huffington (L. M.) Dreams of yester-
day. 21933.
Huffman-Doe (A. L.) See Doe
(A. L. H.)
Hufford (Velma) Little old house be-
yond the hill. 4666.
Hufford (Virginia) :
Just like a dream. 1373,
This is the night. 2773.
Hug (A. O.):
I can’t believe youre human.
13623.
I’m counting on the stars. 16565.
I’m makin’ a baby from Georgia.
19629.
It’s just my nature, 13901.
Littie bittie pretty. 22668.
Man, man, what a band. 22769.
Sun rises and sets in you. 18047.
What’s the matter with that man.
12589.
Hugh-Jones (Enid) Grasshopper. 860.
Hughes (A. W.) St. Julien. 33044.
Hughes (Adrian) :
I love you true. 19601.
Speed song. 25963.
Storian. 12132.
Sweet sixteen. 20950.
Hughes (Allen) Old porch swing.
17485.
Hughes (B. L.) Tang-umba. 12227.
Hughes (Bob) See Hughes (R. I.)
Hughes (E. 8S.) pseud. See Shapiro
(Elliott)
Hughes (H. M.) jr.
five dollars. 6148.
Hughes (Hardy) Song just came to
me. 17970.
Hughes (Herbert) :
Doctor Foster. 552.
Irish country songs. 33904 (139).
My love is dark. 33904 (202).
Hughes (J. M.) Beatitudes. 15671.
Hughes (L. B.) Mother of Alpha gam-
ma rho. 20250.
Hughes (M.M.) In Bethlehem. 16720.
Hughes (R. 1.) Flora Lee. 27083.
Hughes (Rebecca) How happy I feel.
4170.
Hughes (Rose) Good-bye. 31690.
Hughes (Victoria) Forget the loneli-
ness of yesterday. 22055.
Yesterday I had
18
I want you only. 10717.| Hughes (W. M.):
Nancy Jane. 20338,
Oid fashioned girl. 20420.
Teddy. 15026.
They’re all a-walking, laddie.
26104)
Hughes (W. T.) Hyde Park. 10490.
Hughes (William) :
Choruses for changing voices.
374.
Part songs for changing voices.
8376.
Hughes & son:
Desideria. 530.
Mewn ecariad. 30157.
Huguelet (Adalbert) Swing low, sweet
chariot. 14982.
Huguet (Rogelio) Broadway-nu-follies.
31201.
Huhn (Bruno):
Come ye faithful.
Holy Father,
18648 (168).
I love thee. 9509 (313).
If. 9509 (323).
Love me little, love me long.
(421).
Merry month of May. 9509 (470).
My defence is of God. 18648 (251).
Sometimes—somewhere. 55384.
Sun of my soul. 9509 (715).
Hula-Bayer (Zdenko) :
Furiant. 3953.
Na slovackém venkové.
Hula medley. 19499.
Hulbert (Lee) :
Like a phantom in the night.
Lone wolf on
14133, 30053.
Will the lady consent. 9349, 21412.
Hulimka (Jan):
Chee przy tobie byé. 13148.
Under the Moscow moon. 15183.
Hull (A. V.):
Blow out the candles. 15726.
Everybody’s theme song. 695.
Hull (C. 8S.) That’s how I learned to
talk Spanish. 2725.
Hull (Gordon) :
I had to pick you. 381889.
One more kiss. 20469.
So far above me. 20815.
So it’s you again. 33199.
Take my tip. 33357.
Tenderly. 15036.
33904 (46).
eheer our way.
9509
1920.
7744.
the Indian trail.
Hull (Joe) pseud. See Deliberti
(Joseph)
Hull (Molly):
Country dance. 21809.
Left-right. 22628.
Lullaby. 22755.
Patrol. 23165.
Swinging. 23525.
28
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Hull
Dallas.
EPL +(e. )
Hullah (John)
ing. 15104.
Hulse (C. M.) Honey I’m lonely. 952.
Hultman (V...A.) :
Glorious gospel of God. 819.
(Russ) Ill be seeing you in
10564.
Fiddle-de-dee. 27064.
Three fishers went sail-
Hail the new born King. 888.
Hultquist (Arnold) Outeast. 8860.
Human _ (Lois) Grandma’s lullaby.
13499.
Humbert (G. F.):
Fourteen studies in the five finger
group for piano. 16459.
Story-time. 18022.
Humble (Bluet) With white sails in
the moonlight. 12709.
Hume (Bryn) pseud. See Bliss (Paul)
Hume (J. O.) au., and Hume (A. O.)
prop. :
At eventide. 9509 (24).
Bonnie blue. 9509 (76).
Chanson de la nuit. 9509 (111).
Cheer up Mary. 9509 (114).
Hdina. 9509 (198), 15517 (90).
Farewell. 9509 (219).
Gipsy life. 15517 (90).
Home again, my cherry blossom.
9509 (293).
JOlly jingles. 9509 (348).
Libiamo ne’lieti calici. 9509 (764).
Rajamahendri. 9509 (599).
Rajputana. 9509 (600).
Siege of Rochelle. 9509 (36).
Wildschiitz. 9509 (803).
Humes (D. G.)* :
Fluttering leaves. 24573.
Hunter’s horn. 24762.
Raindrops in the wind. 25738.
Tulips and windmills. 26161.
Humes (Frances) Let’s make a wish.
Par (ra ka i
Humes (Mrs. Leslie) See Humes
(Frances)
Humfrey (Pelham) Where the bee
sucks. 23840.
Huml (A. M.) Night that we met.
| 20867.
Hummel (—):
1°°° sonate. 21569 (634).
2°™° sonate. 21569 (635).
Hummel (Hillis) prop., and Hummel
(Mrs. Ellis) au.:
Grace from Calvary’s mountain.
16304.
Half my story is not told. 16330.
He is coming very soon. 16363.
I’m on my way home. 16598.
I want to be popular with Jesus.
16661.
Lost through eternity’s day. 17049.
No room in heaven for thee. 17423.
Oh no, this is not my home. 17460.
Sinner friend what will you do.
17924.
"Twill be far better some day.
18250.
Won't that be a happy meeting.
18527.
Hummel (H. A.) Fox all American
march folio. 6984.
Hummel (W.G.) You were only a pal.
18632.
Humperdinck (Engelbert):
Hansel and Gretel. 13520.
Musik zu Shakespeares Was ihr
wollt. 3270 (428).
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel.
11730, 32900.
Humperdinck (Wolfram) Musik zu
Shakespeares Was ihr wollt. 3270
(428).
Humphrey (Claudia) Trail dust.
| 2824, 30762, 33483.
Humphrey (Lula) Worrying about
you. 15418.
Humphreys (G. W.):
Boy meets girl. 6498.
Escape me never. 6855.
Havin’ a swell time tryin’ to make
time with a girl like you. 4085.
Might as well forget you. 4846.
You’re something new under the
sun. 9463.
Humphreys (George) Can it be I’m in
love. 313.
Humphreys (H. C.):
Black petals. 9722.
Invocation. 10838. “.
Humphreys (Holly) Humphreys
(Holly) standard method for trumpet
or cornet. 972.
Huneker (James)
29189 (143).
Huneker (Josephine)
29189 (1438); -
Hungaria album. 13609.
Hungarian, Bohemian and Slavic dance
album. 10486.
Hungarian dance, no. 2. 19502.
Hungary, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Greater Chopin.
Greater Chopin.
Hunnam (J. P.) Moon madness.
27852.
Hunnicutt (Edith) Just put me off in
Carolin’. 32181.
Hunt (B.H.) Dreaming dreams of my
darling queen. 31478.
Hunt (Cliff) Blue rendezvous. 31184.
Hunt (Cora) I know youll care.
1033.
Hunt (Daphna)
Hunt: 9:
Practical method for the recorder.
5255.
Recorder consorts.
Forgetting. 6929.
32967.
1829
INDEX
DE. Ti, N.S: vee
Hunt (E. R.):
Deep calleth unto deep. 21862.
Minute valse. 3583.
Hunt (Earle) I’ve found a nice young
millionaire. 24898,
Hunt (Eddie):
It’s time to say your. prayers.
13915.
Load the covered wagon. 17024.
Hunt (Elizabeth) You dance like a
moonbeam. 18574.
Hunt (F. L.) Half as lovely as you.
4059.
Hunt (G. B.):
Counting my sheep. 31356.
I gave my heart away. 24788.
My peaceful cabin. 30247.
Nothin’ to nothin’ my love score
with you. 382707.
Sweet melody of life. 14967.
Tahiti and you. 159000.
Hunt (Horace) Fivefold amen. 27077.
Hunt (lL. L.) In the land beyond the
moon. 16748.
Hunt (L. W.) Just a bit of every-
thing. 4505.
Hunt (M. EH.) Dreamy silver moon.
26987.
Hunt (Reginald) :
Ballet of shepherdesses and hunt-
ers. 21667.
Construction and writing of simple
melodies. 138198.
Entr’acte. 19288.
Gavotte. 19288.
Hunt (Robert) Cottage
3654.
Hunte (C. O.) Darling, for you I am
waiting. 15967.
Hunter (Billy) See Hunter (W. H.)
Hunter (Edith) When blue birds are
Singing. 12599.
Hunter (Hillis):
Anybody’s baby. 31054.
Florida blossoms. 31591,
Glory hallelujah. 31659.
Grim reaper. 31715.
In my treasure chest of memories.
19760.
Life is not all romance.
Money blues. 32520.
Red, White and Blue satire. 32971.
Suwannee River blues. 20938.
Up pops de de-bil. 83566.
Yes-sir, theyll do it every-time.
21470.
Hunter (J. A.) MelIntire (Dick)—
studio of Hawaiian music. 17103.
Hunter (Mrs. J. M.):
Garden of the Lord. 6253 (139).
Voices of summer. 6253 (503).
Hunter (Kenneth) :
Awake and sing. 33872.
Swing along. 5655.
in Adair.
32279.
Hunter (N. B.) March of the whisper.
11218. }
Hunter (Pat) Until you say you’re
mine. 18273.
Hunter (W. H.):
Broken toys. 6513.
Island dreams. 10847.
Lullaby blues. 7870.
Hunter (W. M.) Tusculum pioneers’
mareh. 88584.
Huntington (EK. S. S.)
18648 (42).
Huntington (G. L.)
5125.
Huntington (J. D.)
time days. 30375.
Huntley (F. H.)
Blue jeans.
Old Paisley shawl.
Pal of my war
Green cathedral.
7028.
Huntley (Leston) Broadway Cinder-
ella. 6510.
Huntt (lL. J.) District of Columbia
legionnaire march. 31434.
Huntzinger (R. L.) ine:
Hearth song. 7091.
Once I heard a song. 8319.
Soft were your hands, dear Jesus.
8736.
Song of the dark. 8764.
Hupfel (M. G.):
Bird on the wing. 15719.
Bonnie hills of Scotland. 15741.
Do you remember. 16039.
Each day at dawn. 10125.
Echoes. 10181.
Evening shadows. 10162:
For you. 31601.
Girl of my dreams. 19296.
Indian maid. 16763.
Just you. 16866.
Mystery moon. 5015.
Silvry moon. 20776.
Song of the robins. 5547.
Song of the sea. 17976.
When you’re away. 33714
You ask me why. 6165.
Hupfeld (Herman) :
Buy yourself a balloon. 31216.
Happy Sunday. 19400.
Keep your eyes on Ira. 16876,
19893.
Hupp (Bessie) Mystic hills of the
prairie. 17370.
Huppertz (Gottfried) Kuss ist wun-
derbar. 1411.
Huprich (Roy) Beneath the silv’ry
moon of my Hawaii. 29507.
Hurd (P. W.):
Somebody thinks of you. 30577.
You belong to me. 30958.
Hurley (R. V.) J’ve been disappointed
in love. 7374.
Hurmence (H. H.):
Little Audrey just laughed and
laughed. 14101.
1830
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Purple shadows. 14629.
Sloe gin. 14822.
Hurndall (W. F.) Rinka. 20659.
Hurst (Jan) Windermere idyll. 30925.
Hurst (O. W.):
Does Santa Claus live at the north
pole. 24927.
I wonder if Santa
start. 24927.
On Hallowe’en the ghosts are seen.
25580.
When I get big.
Hurtado (Mariano) :
Engano waltz. 6851.
Gypsy serenade. 7048.
Hurter (Eva) Our New York.
Hurwith (A.I.) Broken china.
Husadel (Hans) Miarsche der
waffe. 22759.
Huss (R. E.) My Gypsy heart is sad.
22925,
Huston (F. C.):
Daddy, here’s a rose for you. 9955.
I love you at dawning. 22308.
Hutchens (Frank) Four musical cam-
eos. 10489.
Hutchens (Paul):
Keep me fully yielded. 10965.
Jesus never fails to satisfy. 10913.
Hutcherson (R. M.):
Teaching you to care for me. 23557.
What'd you say, Mister, Mister,
what'd you say. 33652.
Hutcheson (K. A.) Grand centennial
march. 16306.
Hutchins (Gordon) :
From death to life.
Hymnal. 13618.
Hutchins (L. S.):
Inspirer and hearer of prayer.
382098.
With my song will I praise Thee, O
God. 33779.
Hutchinson (H. L.) My mountain rose.
22961.
Hutchinson (Leota)
Hutchinson (Louise)
sirl, J 1139:
Hutchinson (P. K.):
Doctor Townsend we will owe it
all to you. 10038.
Dr. Townsend, we will owe it all
to you. 16042.
Hutchinson (T. E.) Inspiration. 32097.
Hutchison (S. T.) Occoneechee. 14479.
thai.) :
Just for you. 382773.
On the desert. 32773.
Huttemeyer (Henrietta)
you, Franklin D. 18346.
Hutto (Z.T:.):
Babe, you make me think you know
something. 63868.
My foolish love. 8083, 20280.
is ready to
26299.
14548.
26722.
luft-
10267.
Happy. 4067.
My gem of a
We're for
Hutton (Lenora) It’s like paradise to
me. 135908.
Huycke (L. E.) Just the same. 15978.
Huyter (S. J.) Broken-hearted. 26728.
Huzzey (W. A.) In love’s little garden
in Vienna. 12380.
Hvad skal barnet hedde.
Hyacinth girl. 138611*.
Hyatt (HE. M.) In the little cottage
that I call home. 13859.
Hyatt (L. C.) Let’s have a good time.
24407.
22636.
Hyatt (N. I.) Far from my heavenly
home. 6253 (117).
Hyde (A. C.):
All my love. 9556.
Betrayed. 9702.
Eneore Madame waltz. 10150.
I love you from coast to coast.
29805.
I was dreaming. 16668.
Jelly-fish. 10907.
Love’s compensation. 17086.
My heart is in a violin. 4957,
32587.
Oh, say, can you swing. 32748,
32749.
With thee I swing. 21427, 26412.
Hyde Park music publishers:
Evergreen tree. 691.
Winter lullaby. 3130.
Hydrick (J. L.):
Complete scales for the piano with
explanatory notes. 21569 (79).
Florence. 21569 (145).
Hye-Knudsen (Johan) Hundrede tu-
sinde hender. 7173.
Hyland (W. E.) Heartburn. 138557.
Hylton (Corbett) It’s only a chance.
7553.
Hyman (Frank) Listen to the rythm
swinging. 30031.
Hyman (Martin)
32549.
Hymn soc. of America.
the crowded ways of life.
Hymnore. 16466.
Hymns for Christian youth. 979.
Hymns for creative living. 7179.
Hymns of dawn. 31845.
Mummer’s'§ swing.
Where cross
26346.
Hymns of the Christian life. 10493.
Hymns of worship and service. 15517
(149), 18648 (174).
Hymns we love. 4189.
Hynek (Gus):
You could see the lovers. 23947.
You know I wouldn’t do the same
to you. 21506.
Hynz (George) In the romance of a
garden. 16751.
Hyser (Mel) Why ask me when you
know all the answers. 9325.
I’d give my life. 20829, 20830.
1831
INDEX
I'd like to be in Texas, for the round
up in the spring. 16484.
I followed a star. 23425,
I give my heart. 7224.
I have found the chord that was lost.
10544.
I laid me down to sleep.
23716, 24461.
19566.
I’m just an old-time printer. 16586.
I’m saved. 19633.
I’m seventeen come Sunday. 6253
(211).
I saw three ships. 27465.
I’se gwine back to Dixie. 166382.
Ive been working on the railroad.
29836.
I vow to thee my country. 32000.
I walked on the road. 32001.
I won’t dance. 6487, 6905, 7551, 8172,
9199.
I won’t kiss Katy. 138810, 19695.
I would, if I could. 27504.
Ialan (Herbert) Ill never forget the
day I met you. 22289.
Tanelli (L. R.) When I see that house.
12612.
Iannello (Henry) Just a dream.
19854.
Iannucci (Anthony) Mem-ries. 11258.
Iasilli (Gerardo) Thirty-three concert
etudes. 10987.
Ibberson (W. H.):
Autumn. 31080.
Spirit of delight. 33256.
Iben (Alberta) Something that makes
you you. 33227.
Ibert (Jacques) :
Berceuse du petit zébu. 9696.
Concertino da camera. 428.
Diane de Poitiers. 26928.
Piéce pour flute seule. 17609.
Ice (Lee) In a Dreamland garden.
16708.
Ide (C. EH.) That first waltz. 18134.
Idema (A. Y.):
Love is everything. 20083.
Star struck. 28589.
Willing. 26407.
Youre my destiny. 29149.
Iden (R. J.):
Hold naught against me. 16420.
Precious Jesus, burden bearer.
17660.
Idyl. 28419.
Idzikowski (L.):
Barkarola mitoSci. 12999, 13000.
Ecie—pecie. 641.
Fale dunaju. 16163.
Jezeli kochaé, to tylko ciebie.
1330.
Kacik. 13984.
Kochaj. 1406.
Kt6z mi cie wziat. 1408.
Réverie. 2262.
Trzecia szumka ukraifska. 18289.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Lae Soe!
Zraniony orzet. 18645.
Zulejka. 38264.
Tetti (S. G.):
Saltarella. 28675.
Tarantella calabrese. 28675.
Tetti-Rossi (S. G.):
Brindisi a Salassie. 9767.
Elegantina. 19161.
Inno alla Croce Rossa. 10827.
If I only had a home sweet home.
10751. ;
Iida (Lewis) :
Around and ’round the old band-
Stand. 21628.
I’m in _ business,
31938.
On top of a bus. 5149.
Ring down the curtain, I can’t sing
how’s business.
to-night. 28373.
She came from Alsace Lorraine.
S658.
les (J. C.) Each hour of the day.
31504.
Iles (Meinard) Ill be true to you.
13657.
Ilgenfritz (McNair) Narcissus. 22993.
lliff (Elva) Lovely moon. 27824.
Illing (W. K.):
Dream can do anything. 31473.
Stumbled on the pathway to your
heart. 23470.
Illustrators’ show. 181, 2945.
Ilnicki (Bolestaw Bollo-) See Bollo-
Iinicki (Bolestaw )
Im weissen rossl. 5218, 5390.
Imgrund Hide Thou me.
19450.
Imigrod (Josef) Pretending.
Immaculata (Sister) :
I just want to be by your Christ-
-mas tree. 138649.
Norma Lee. 14465.
‘Twilight rosary. 15166.
Imperatore (L. J.) :
Faith I have in you.
My swan song. 25477.
No use denyin’. 11501.
Walkin’ around in a circle.
Yow ll never know. 18585.
(Ludwig)
2189.
22002.
26228.
Impulsora cinematografica, Ss. a.
Bamba. 179.
Imre (Hadju) What do_ Gipsies
dream. 9232.
Imrie (Marie)
moon. 143834.
Ims (Theodore) :
Back to Dakota. 12985.
Ill be looking for you in that
sweet bye and bye. 27368.
In Africa. 31003 (80-82, 201).
In all the country round. 16715.
in bonnie Scotland. 10791.
In Granada. 10796.
My aer-o-plane honey-
1832
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
In Hayti. .26533 (5;:21,'32; 38; 47, 66,
100, 169, 188), 33904 (249).
In Jesus’ name. 32072.
In Joseph’s garden. 43891*.
In New York. 15517 (304).
In old Madrid. 19763.
In silent night. 15756.
In the gloaming. 16743, 24984.
In the good old days. 82088.
In the sweet bye and bye. 22485.
In Wonderland. 21569 (252).
Incidental series. 1260, 19778.
Independent music publishers:
Showers of roses. 5456.
Under the Texas star.
Indian queen. 7186.
Indiana song bureau, inc.:
Just you and love and me. 7682.
Make up your mind about me.
30107.
Indy (Vincent d’) Istar. 21569 (254).
Indy (Vincent d’) au., and Indy (C.
J. a’) \prop.:
Camp de Wallenstein. 12862 (75).
Fantaisie. 9509 (338, 339).
Fervaal. 9509 (222, 223).
Max et Thécla. 12862 (331).
Mort de Wallenstein. 12862 (346).
Infantas (Alberto) Pulga. 30484.
Ingalls (E. E.) Diabolo. 12862 (128).
Ingalls (T. J.) That’s what they all
say. 5722,
Ingebretson (Victor)
love. 13696.
Ingham (Nelson) When Larry throws
his lariat. 15310.
Inghelbrecht (D. E.):
Quatre fanfares.
Trois poémes dansés. 4424.
Inghram (Glen) Dreams. 13333.
Ingleby (Lawrance) Moonlight—and
a violin was playing. 30180.
Ingledue (William) I could dance for-
ever with you. 10518.
Ingleright (Ray):
Crooning a tune to the moon.
9112.
I’m falling in
29902.
24359.
I want to go out and make
whoopee. 7404.
Sing me a song. 20789.
Someone else’s or mine. 259238.
Wondering. 9381.
Inglis (Marie) Waltzing Matilda.
28896.
Ingraham (A. C.) Love is. gone.
382375.
Ingraham (E. M.) I’m just a fool.
16584.
Ingraham (Eddie) See Ingraham (E.
M.)
Ingraham (Herbert) aw., and Ingra-
ham (Amo) prop.:
Amo. 26583 (9, 10).
Billy boy. 3270 (62).
Come to me at dreamtime. 26533
(46).
Go find a sweetheart from the
emerald isle. 26533 (97).
Heinie waltzed ’round on his hick-
ory limb. 15517 (188).
Hot tamale man. 6253 (192).
I love my husband, but oh, you
Henry. 21569 (234).
In my little Hottentot hut for two.
31003 (80).
In the little town across from Jer-
sey City. 31003 (82).
Ingraham’s (Herbert) classic rags.
9509 (340).
Listen to the knocking bird. 3270
(374).
Poison ivy rag. 3270 (506).
Schoonerland. 31003 (161).
She’s the daughter of an A. P. A.
S210 (are). ;
Somebody ought to tell her hus-
band. 3270 (598).
This is no place for a minister’s
son. 29189 (480).
Tittle, tattle, tattle tale, shame on
you. 3270 (664).
When I dream in the gloaming of
you. 6253 (516).
When the right one comes along.
3270 (724).
Wooing time. 3270 (760).
You can have your oh you kids,
but it’s a lovin’ wife for mine.
33904 (347).
Ingraham (Roy) No regrets. 8210.
Ingram (Allan) pseud. See Pola (Ed-
die)
Ingram (Kay) Johnnyjumpup. 4496.
Ingram (Samuel) Let’s declare a loy-
er’s holiday. 19959.
Ink (J. W.):
My mother. 25459.
Over and over. 25682.
Watch your step. 26245.
Innes (D. R.) Leave me my dreams.
14036.
Innocenzi (Carlo)
illes. 33498.
Inns (Laurence) Robbin’ Harry. 2290.
Insa (Saverio Pelaia) See Pelaia Insa
(Saverio)
Insana (Frank) Sara notturno. 8617.
Insure your wife. 2220, 2487.
Internatl. soc. of Christian endeavor.
Hymns for Christian youth. 979.
Introducing the classics. 4426, 4427.
Toannides (Sossos) Agapa me. 24047.
lodice (Salvatore) :
Dictator of your heart. 21872.
Madre e patria. 11197, 22758.
Tolanthe. 1651, 22497.
Iorio (Dominick) Come out, come out,
wherever you are. 6651.
Tréfle 4 cing feu-
1833
INDEX
Ippolitov-Ivanov (M. M.):
Entrance of the Sirdar. 24508.
Incline Thine ear. 27563.
Ippolitow-Iwanow(—) See Ippolitov-
Ivanov (M. M.)
Iraldi (Caesar) Greater New York
marches on. 19868.
Irby (S. C.) If my head could rule
my heart. 32048.
Ireland (Jack) pseud.
(J. C.)
Ireland (John) :
Full fathom five. 6253 (1386).
Great things. 864.
Month’s mind. 1744.
There is a garden in her face.
6253 (473).
Irena, or Irene. pseud. See Hermann
(Irena)
Ireton (Leora) pseud. Sce Knox (EH.
L. )
Iri (Jean) Bergamote. 6440.
Irish (Billy) There’s an Ethiopian
love song on the air. 12313.
Irish (M. R.) We'll paint the old
town red. 33629.
Trish (Marie) Teeny-weeny Christ-
mas book. 28682.
Irish country songs. 33904 (139).
Irish Free State, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5.
Irish medley. 16774.
Irish washerwoman. 10840, 16776.
Irons (KE. D.) Texas. 18122.
Irvin (Roy) When you gave me your
love, you gave me the key to your
heart. 23831.
Irvine (N. J.)
See Spragge
Dear little shamrock.
3695.
Irving (Alfred) Sing that rhythm
serenade. 8697.
Irving (Ernest) Whom the gods love.
22887.
Irving (J. C.) Old canvas home.
11556.
Irving (R. B.):
Heaven. 27238.
Hide-away. 27252.
Kiss. 45538.
Nan-ee-tee. 28076.
Night time. 28099.
Play the game. 17626.
Irving (S. J.):
My South. 1901.
When orange blossoms’ bloom.
3041.
Irving (Willis) pseud. See Irving (R.
B.)
Irwin (Gene):
Sweet night. 18059.
You're so contagious.
Irwin (Pauline) : '
T’ll just string along. 31906.
List’ning to the raindrops. 32295.
18609.
pt. 11, n. S., v.31
Love may come along. 22735.
Irwin (Wallace) Captain Pink. 26533
(33);
Irwin (Will):
In a little Swiss chalet. 24962.
What a dummy love has made of
me. 380860.
Isaac (M. J.):
Jean de Paris. 27602.
Perpetual motion. 30397.
Isaak (Heinrich) Lord Jesus, who
dost love me. 17044.
Isard (H. H.) If my horse comes in.
32044.
Isbell (G. A.) When I awake in His
likeness. 6004.
Isch (F'. C.) Yielded. 29099.
Tsenberg (I. M.) Plea to love. 14603.
Isham (Edwin) Captain Pink. 26533
(33).
Isla (J. P.) Why. 6082.
Isla (P. A.) See Isla (J. P.)
Island of Never Was.
257, 370).
Isle of jewels. 38270 (326).
Isopy (Honorine) :
29189 (116, 232,
Aprés Vondée. 9509 (18).
Au petit bonheur. 9509 (27),
15517 (16).
Bulgare. 15517 (40).
C’est pour rire! 9509 (94), 21569
(54).
Calais-Douvres.
Chevalier d’Kon.
29189 (51).
9509 (115-119).
Dans le silence de la nuit. 9509
(i72))s
Deux danses espagnoles. 29189
(32,288)
Eau qui chante. 9509 (196).
Enfant dormira bientot. 15517
(93).
Friponne. 9509 (240).
Fruit défendu. 9509 (242), 29189
(122):
Maréchale. 9509 (446), 12862
(325).
Master Bob. 21569 (346).
Mon chéri. 26533 (190).
Par les prés fleuris. 12862 (397).
Philippine. 9509 (566, 567), 29189
(325).
Pimprenette. 9509 (571), 21569
(442, 448).
$509 (618, 619).
15517 (388).
9509 (794, 795).
You are my love.
Rions toujours!
Sylphes et lutins.
Whisky and soda.
Israel (Irving)
12750.
It happened in Holland. 7532*, 7533.
It’s love again. 1297, 1854, 2480, 2811.
Italian bk. co.:
Collection of Italian and Neapoli-
tan songs for mandolin. 381319.
Crocerossina. 38663.
1834
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
646.
1935-36.
Edizioni musicali Epifani.
Piedigrotta La_ Ssirena
2146.
Primavera La sirena 1986. 20597.
Stornelli bianco-neri. 5605.
Strenna delle rose. 5610.
Italy, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Iula (Felice) :
Afraid of love. 24040.
Dream of love and you. 24460.
Ivanovici (I., or J.):
Donauwellen. 29493.
Fale dunaju. 16163.
Waves of the Danube. 33621.
Iversen (Michael) Ride in a rumble
seat. 5835.
Iversen (V. R.):
I'll remember since I can’t forget.
22291.
Why do I love you so. 23864.
Iverson (Daniel) Spirit of the living
God. 2563.
Iverson (N. E.):
Desert moonlight. 31415.
Whadda’ya say. 28936.
You occupy my heart. 33857.
Ives (C. K.):
Indian-summer sketch. 3270 (322).
Wanderer’s night song. 3270
(694).
Ives (Dora) Though you don’t wanta
please come on. 21085.
Ives (Eva) Dreaming in the twilight.
10090.
Ives (Malcolm)
27065.
Ives (Margaret):
Counting crotchets in my sleep.
9926.
Draggin’ a wagon ’round Wigan.
6798.
For-a ten centimos. 19248.
It ain’t no use at all. 16785.
Midnight serenade. 1714.
What’s all this about a wishing
well. 21294,
You've only yourself to blame.
3244.
Iviglia (G. N.)
Ivimey (Ella)
21071. ;
Ivimey (John) Thou, O Lord, art our
Father. 12340.
Tyins’ (32 'F-)':
I like the way about you. 10560.
We're alone to-night. 12556.
Izbicki Maklakiewicz (Franciszek)
Wycinanki towickie. 29092, 33804.
J. (A. J.) I waited for the Lord.
22408.
Jabeo (T. M.)
mind. 26475.
Fiddler at the forge.
Legionaria. 30006.
Think not strange.
You're always in my
1835
Jacchini (Giuseppe) Triosonate G-
dur. 22037.
Jacek (V. J.) What's the use of cry-
Ing. 23775.
Jachino (Carlo) Fantasia del Rosso e
nero. 192138.
Jack (Maud):
Christians awake. 29189 (62).
Today is born Emmanuel. 29189
(487).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 29189 (471-473).
Jack and Jill. 3270 (86, 309, 768).
Jack of all trades. 2693.
Jackley (George) Has anybody seen
my little pussy-cat. 899.
Jackowska (S. D.) Cloches de Noél.
31311, 31312.
Jackson (Alvin)
284038.
Jackson (B. O.):
I love you because you’re mine.
Roseland polka.
13677.
My western home. 5010.
Never die. 20346.
Jackson (B. R.) Two were waltzing.
15173.
Jackson (C. A.) jr.:
Constantly. 6667.
Rhythm leads to love. 14664.
Jackson (Cliff) Chorus girl’s dream.
31295.
Jackson (Cork) See Jackson (C. A.)
ir.
Jackson (D. P.):
Cooing-coed. 21803.
Just a beautiful thought.
Rose-of-the-world. 23285.
We will turn the world around.
7589.
23751.
Jackson (Davis) Ashes to ashes.
3354,
Jackson (EH. B.) Michigan. 17186.
Jackson (BE. G.) Zazu. 18642.
Jackson (Ellis) :
I want to write a song. 27489.
Rhythm rhapsody. 5331.
To-night and you. 5797.
You’ve got what it takes. 6231.
Jackson (F. R.) Why do you say the
little things you say. 21398.
Jackson (Fred) Nenita mia. 326538.
Jackson (G. P.) Poor wayfaring
stranger. 8446.
Jackson (G. W.) Love that satisfies.
7840.
Jackson (Grace) This is our dance.
9008.
Jackson (H. A.) Alka Seltzer theme.
9546.
Jackson (Harrison) Big Bonus Joe.
15712.
Jackson (Hugh) Let’s take a walk in
the rain. 7722.
INDEX
Jackson (Jack) Rendezvous with
sweet little you to-nite. 20644.
Jackson (L. L.) Drifting memories.
29524.
Jackson (M. C.) Little getter upper.
7765.
Jackson (Maude):
Chosen people. 7531.
Israel foun
d. 7530.
Throne. 7531.
Jackson (Palmere) :
Please don
't say you love me if
you don’t. 20564.
When my baby and me step out.
15316.
Jackson (Richard) :
When I’ve almost forgotten. 28965.
While it is to-day. 238844.
Jackson (Ruth)
light. 2609.
Jackson (NS. B.
(C. H.)
Strolling in the moon-
) pseud. See Gabriel
Jackson (Tommie) Why don’t you be
my own. 238
Jackson (W. T.
68.
Wied
Happy days. 19397.
Old violin.
14503.
Jackson (William) jr. Address to the
wood-lark. 11.
Jacob (G.) Heures bourguignonnes.
15517 (142).
Jacob (Gordon):
Donald Caird. 16048.
Spring goeth all in white. 12098.
Jacob (S. J.)
That’s why I feel the
way I do. 28706.
Jacobi (Frederick) :
‘Lovely little movie-actress.
7850.
Once upon a time. 8320.
String quartet. 2607.
Jacobi (Victor) On Miami _ shore.
23104.
Jacobs (Adele)
Waiting for a word
from you. 26226.
Jacobs (B. F.)
3715.
Depression love song.
Jacobs (Bobbie) :
Ghost of my love. 29639.
Kochana.
My cherie.
Jacobs (C. C.)
Oh, me, oh
4564.
8068.
, my. 8259.
Ringing an air about your hair.
23265.
Jacobs (Harriett) Lindy Lou. 1489.
Jacobs (M. H.)
I’m all alone. 138684.
Jacobs (Mannie) Lost in a moonbeam.
4709.
Jacobs (W. A.) Joe Louis our idol,
he can take it. 16836.
Jacobs (Walter) inc.:
Aspiration.
Good-bye.
Steel king.
30509,
24638.
12124, 12125.
pt. III, n. s., v.31
Jacobs-Bond (Carrie) See Bond (C. J.)
Jacobsen (Heinrich) :
Just being happy. 9509 (352).
Peace. 9509 (553).
yacobsen (I. W.) Your kind of love.
12840.
Jacobsen (Maxim) Nuova tecnica
delle seale. 382718.
Jacobson (C. H.) Change of tune.
24277*.
Jacobson (Julius) Mountain man.
22885.
Jacobson (Leopold) Tapfere soldat.
3270 (645).
| Jacobson (Maria) Mountain man.
22885.
Jacobson (Maurice) Lord is my shep-
herd. 4708.
Jacobson (R. F.) You changed my
point of view. 6170.
Jacobson (Sam):
I’m just a red head, headed for
Georgia. 19621.
I’m singing a blue song. 16605.
Jacobson (Will):
I’m in confusion. 1096.
In old Cordova. 43897.
She loves me, she loves me not.
2418.
Jacobus (D. A.) Lessons. 4601.
Jacobus (R. H. P.) Rose in my heart
fOrFAYOU, 22520)
Jacoby (Gabriel) Dixie jes’ ain’t
Dixie anymore. 269388.
Jacoby (H. M.):
I love a song. 31914.
Moon over the Caribbean. 1751.
Santo Domingo. .2362.
Valse Fontainebleau. 2898.
Jacovino (A. A.) Two ways of break-
ing your heart. 28836.
Jacques (L. L.) Just a baby’s lullaby.
19851.
Jacques (Pauline) My cherie. 8068.
Jadziase+31163;. 321386,, e21aGie 32139,
32140.
Jaeger (Alphons, or Alphonse) :
Am I a lucky guy. 9569, 21603.
Finer than frogs hair. 6906.
Growing old. 31717.
Is my face red. 4487.
Just let me sleep. 13974.
My prize baby. 30250.
Precious love. 5263.
When rain drops fall. 15319.
Jaeger (K. H.) Herz in maske. 16405.
Jager (Walter) :
Kleines aus am Rhein. 29985.
Rosen und nelken. 17777, 17778.
Wenn ein ungarmiédel zum tanze
geht. 18367, 18368.
Jaell (Alfred) Last rose of summer.
9509 (373).
Jirnefelt (Armas) Bereceuse. 138039.
1836.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Jaffe (Ben):
Dear old Rocky Mountain moon.
3700.
T don’t work for a living. 4211.
If you wanna go to heaven when
you die. 1215.
Lonesome yodel. 4696.
Meidils nikumi. 4815.
Pappy, Zeb and Ezra and Elton.
8368.
Red River valley. 11800, 11801.
Jaffe (H. M.):
I’ll never find a girl like you.
27378.
Oh won’t you please come back
to me. 30323.
Sweetheart time is our. time.
23514.
Jafie (Julius) :
Bouet der zveiter voint. 26704.
Meidils nikumi. 4815.
Stormy youth valse. 20908.
Vi bisti main mamma. 18290.
Vi bisti mame. 26207.
Jaffe (Moe):
Collegiate. 3617.
If it kept me close to you. 138822.
You're my best bet. 18599.
Jagels (Frederick) : i
Let’s try again. 19975.
Swing is the thing. 20960.
Jahn (P. F. Wehle-) See Wehle-Jahn
‘td eteael Sha ;
Jakubowski (Chester) When
dreams will come true. 3089. |
James (Alfred) : .
Because of you.
Realized. 28340.
James (Billy):
Broadway lament. 26720.
Here’s luck to our love.
my
18787.
7104.
Tve got an Haster hat and an
Easter suit for Easter morning.
10695.
I’ve got ev’rything that goes with
love. 10696.
On Atlantic City’s golden beach.
14512.
Something old—something new—
something gold—something blue.
8751.
What a sweet sensation. ‘12578.
World’s playground, Atlantic City.
15416.
Youre the answer to my prayer.
9467.
James (Boyd):
Brand new siant on love. 9762.
I’m so alone without you. 10661.
I wish that you’d make up your
mind. 10724.
It was on a night like this.
No one to love, 11499.
10890.
Stars are shining over Lover’s
Lane. 12120.
Tell me what my chances are,
12248.
Weed spook. 26258.
You’re unfair. 12819.
James (C. A.) Dream man. 10081.
James (Carlton) Treadin’ the town.
5812.
James (Dorothy) Little Jesus came
to town. 1507.
James (i. R.) JV. Muchacha bonitas.
14327.
James (Gene):
I like to wake up in the morning.
“13654.
No more goodbyes. 14461, 17422.
You ain’t goin’ to get to heaven.
Gillon
James (James)
19932, 29994.
James (John):
Moonlight dream. 20231.
Shark hunters’ mareh. 20757.
James (Lilyan) pseud. See Boguslaw-
ski (Lillian)
James (M. KE.)
31528.
James (Milton) :
Anybody’s baby. 31054.
Mlorida blossoms. 31591.
Glory hallelujah. 31659.
Grim reaper. 31715.
In my treasure chest of memories.
19760.
Life is not all romance.
Money blues. 32520.
Red, White and Blue
32972.
Suwannee River blues. 20938.
Up pops de de-bil. 383566.
Land of my fathers.
Espana novelette.
32279.
satire.
Yes-sir, they'll do it every-time.
21470.
James (Philip) O saving Victim.
5088.
James (Phyllis) :
Flocks in pastures green abiding.
26624.
Morning moon. 20246.
James (R. C.) Delightful day. 15999.
James (R. P.) Dream girl of Beta
delta. 13313.
James (T. T.):
Love and you. 4715.
Two of us. 5848.
James (Tad) Mule-ear, liver-lip Mose.
25396.
James (Tommy)
James (Verlea )
dreams. 24080.
James (Will):
Blow, trumpets, blow. 13061.
Come, ye disconsolate. 24331.
See James (T. T.)
Am I the girl of your
1837
{
INDEX
Jameson (G. V.) Tunes from Yonside.
33028.
Jamieson (A. D.)
Jamin (Henri):
Amore. 85.
Serenata. 2409.
Jamison (Alexia)
16985.
Jamison (Haines) :
Atlantic City is the place for me.
12960.
When you said, I love you. 15346.
Janchan (Joseph) Can’t we get to-
Chica mia. 293887.
Lithpin’ Thal.
gether. 31240.
Janecek (Paul) True love. 28804.
Janfrey (Ruth) On a _ whatnot.
20445.
Janicke (G. A.) New deal is here.
25494.
Janicki (S. I.) Darling you’re the
sweetest girl I know. 21847.
Janis (A. F.) Rolling stones. 17762.
Janis (Stephen) pseud. See Janicki
(S. I.)
Janka (Jack) Sweet rhythm swing.
30655.
Janke (Henry):
Heaven send [sic] you to me.
16379.
When you came along. 21356.
Janny (R. D.) Just give me a big
bass drum. 6253 (260).
Janonis (J. P.) Where everybody’s
happy. 15352.
Janowski (Casimer) :
Canary island. 6551.
Night-in-gale’s call. 17416.
Roosevelt's march. 2318.
Jansen (Hendrik):
Chorus and dance. 21771.
Drinking song. 21941.
Love song. 22739.
O Zuiderzee. 23058.
Spanish barecarolle. 23427.
Japhet (Clifton) Girl I meet on the
street. 29643.
(eis Dalleroze (E.):
Blessure. 21569 (44).
Demoiselles blanches. 21569 (96).
Douze chansons de gosses. 13814,
1315.
Fléau. 21569 (143).
21569 (150).
21569 (256).
21569 (257).
Four et lenfer.
J’ai mené le cabri.
Je tattends ce soir.
Malheur. 21569 (323).
Pluie. 21569 (448).
Pommes sont tombées.
mich (451).
Pour rien. 21569 (452).
Vent. 21569 (584).
Yeux secs. 21569 (627).
Jaquest (David) As I rode out this
enders nicht. 26602.
21569
pt. 111, n. s., ve3l
Jareen (Allen):
Only a summer romance.
Rip Van Winkle. 23267.
You're not getting away with a
thing. 26488.
Jarems (C. A.) pseud.
ski (C. A.)
Jarmie (R. W.) American legion aux-
iliary march. 33380.
Jarnach (Philipp) :
Sonata III. 30584.
Thema und variationen. 17268.
Jarreau (Ulysses) Pleasant dreams.
23189.
Jarrett (R. F.)
25602.
See Jarzemb-
Occoneechee. 14479.
Jarvis (R. I.) Is it you. 25006.
Jarvis (Rita) See Jarvis (R. L.)
Jarzembski (C. A.) I’m full of bonus
joy. 7299.
Jasinowicz (Alfonse) :
Dreary autumn day. 26988.
I’m just a fool in love. 27429.
Lazy rhapsody. 27676.
That's how much I like you.
28699.
Jasnie Pan Szofer. 8892, 8893, 8919,
8920, 9036.
Jason (Will):
Here it is. 29727.
Here’s a spot to sing a song of love.
16400.
I can’t imagine. 10511.
I’ve made up my mind. 10704.
Let’s keep on dancing. 14065.
Long live love. 25221.
One night in heaven. 25589.
Opening sequence. 14535, 25609.
Song of Flavius. 17971.
Violets in spring. 15211.
Wherever there’s smoke _ there’s
fire. 30905.
Jaspan (Carl):
Ill build a house for you. 138659.
It’s true. 4465.
My argosie. 4924.
Stop, look and listen. 14928.
Swing your du de lu du. 33344.
When the radiator sings. 6036.
When you meet the one of your
dreams. 153842.
Jasper (Rose) Love bird. 17053.
Jassinowsky (Pinchos) :
Symphonic poems. 122038.
Symphonic songs. 26034.
Javaloyes (A.) Abanico. 18651.
Jaxon (Al) Come back my
15881.
Jaxon
(Cliff)
Jay (A. S.) Love’s eall. 25268.
Jay (Arthur) Legend of love. T7697.
Jay (Bob) pseud. See Johnson (R. W.)
Jay (Florrie) :
Forget it.
love.
(Cliff) pseud. See Jackson
10235.
1838
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Geeiee .UNNTihSs She eee SEE EEE ee
Low down man. 4759.
Too lovely to love. 18214.
You find fault with everything.
12774.
Jay (Harry) pseud. See Lincoln (H. J.)
Jay (Kay) pseud. See Salley (K. J.)
Jaynes (Thelmer) Whispering pines.
6072.
Jayye (Fred) pseud. See Schamp
(Ce: J.)
Jeanés (Dominique) :
C’est plus fort que moi. 9796.
C’est un petit bistrot charmant.
9797.
Café provincial. 9807.
Dans la salle des noces et banquets.
9970.
Pendant que vous en avez lage.
11665.
Serenade. 11933.
Jeanjean (F. and M.):
Allegretto giogo.
Cartes. 15814.
Générique fin.
Jérome Perreau.
Mélody. 17815.
Scherzo. 9498.
Tango noir. 383865.
Tristesse. 338501.
Vogue mon coeur.
2 gamines. 26528.
Jeanjean (Faustin) Incroyables.
Jeanjean (Maurice)
7959.
Jeantheau (M. F-.):
I introduced you to the tulips.
7238.
Somehow I knew. 8749.
Who saw the lady that I sawed in
two. 12671.
Jeep (Johann) Prayer.
Jefferson (M. B.)
9560.
6965.
10908.
9151.
(512.
Merveilleuses.
30427.
Always just care-
free. 29221.
Jefferson (M. L.) In dear old New
York City. 4888.
Jefferson (Maceo) :
Saint Vitus dance. 20721.
127A
12820.
Don’t play with fire.
Take that train to Texas.
You shouldn’t be bashful.
Jefferson (N. H.)
3753.
Jeffré (A. A.):
I reckon it’s love in my soul.
Maybe to-night. 22798.
Silly little moon. 23350.
Jeffrey (J. G.) On memory’s tattered
screen. 80341.
Jeffreys (E. T.)
Jeffries (A. O.) Visions of you. 2922.
Jeffries (Leslie) Devotion. 31422.
Jego wielka miloS¢. 17406, 17407.
Jelesnik (Eugene) ‘Two silhouettes on
the moon. 5851, 12445.
22385.
Lullaby. 4765.
126229—37——22
Jelf (A. J.) Bluegrass moon. 256.
Jermgin Che wd):
Nuit de printemps. 9509 (529),
18648 (261).
Séléné, 15517 (348).
Jemmings (Curtis) :
Dem golden rainbows. 21866.
In my mammy’s paradise. 22466.
Let’s get back on speaking terms.
22632.
Jenkins (C. W.):
Christmas bells are ringing. 26800.
Down the shady path. 6795.
In the morning early. 7497.
Strolling players. 8845.
Jenkins (Clara) Home relief blues.
945, 7134.
Jenkins (Mrs. E. M.) See Jenkins
(Opal)
Jenkins (G. B.) Just for you. 19874.
Jenkins (Gentleman Ham) See Jen-
kins (Hamilton)
Jenkins (H. A.):
How could you be so hard-hearted.
31828.
I’m in love with you. 31942.
Lucretia is thy name. 32406.
So long Broadway. 33201.
Jenkins (H. E.) I would always be
with you. 32021.
Jenkins (H. J.):
Civilian conservation corps. 18942.
Civilian conservation corps march.
6621.
Jenkins (Hamilton) Loleta. 20027.
Jenkins (Hamilton (Ham)) See Jen-
kins (Hamilton)
Jenkins (J. W.)
dreams. 10587.
Jenkins (M. F.) Just wonderin’. 4587.
Jenkins (M. R.) God’s city bright.
I found you in my
3997.
Jenkins (Opal) Romantic nights in
Bermuda. 28386.
Jenkins (W. G.):
Peace, be still. 14569.
Sleep gentle lady. 14817.
Jenkins (W. P.):
Night on the prairie.
Ro-da’-o. 5350.
Jenkins music co.:
Answer to nobody’s darlin’
mine. 29238.
Carry on. 26765.
Five piece band. 18411, 24562.
Ghost of Piccolo Pete. 13458.
High, wide’and handsome. 138574.
I ought to break your neck for
breaking my heart. 18747, 24885.
14455.
but
Introducing the _ classics. 4426,
4427,
Keep cool, calm and_ collected.
13988.
1839
INDEX
Jenkins music co.—Continued.
New way method for band and or-
chestra ensemble training. 8181.
Ridin’ down the Arizona _ trail.
30466.
Jenne (C. H.) Won’t you my sweet-
heart be. 26421.
Jennings (A. B.) Prelude, Sarabande
[and] Fugue. 8460.
Jennings (Allen) My red _ headed
mamma. 11425.
Jennings (J. P.) My little California
~ home. . 1858.
Jennings (M. W.) Dreamland in my
heart. 13332.
Jensen (Adolph) Art thou sleeping,
my maiden. 15608, 15609.
Jensen (G. W.):
I love the briny sea. 10591.
Marching orders. 4796.
One last encore. 11597.
Jensen (J. P.):
On a midsummer day by the whis-
pering stream. 20441.
We played upon the sunlit strand.
21264.
Jensen, (iu. 1.) Passacagiia... 2113.
Jensen (lL. M.):
Tl still keep humin’. 13669.
You've been the bug-a-boo in every
thing I do. 15488.
Jensen (M. M.)_ It’s clear as crystal.
22514.
Jensen (Pearl) Sweetheart of all my
dreams. 2665.
Jensik (F. C.) I feel like dancing
when I dance with you. 1014.
Jentes (Harry) Duchess threw her
crutches away. 10121.
Jentsch (Walter) Kleine kammer-
musik. 7650.
Jepson (N. L.) Lest you _ forget.
27690.
Jernigan (S. S.) Precious mother
o’ mine. 8458.
Jerome (B. M.):
Dusky Salome. 18648 (113).
Good-bye Molly Brown. 18648
(146).
Have a good time to-night. 29189)
(i?)
Hornpipe rag. 18648 (171).
In Monte Carlo town. 12862 (260).
Kippinoe. 15517 (202).
Man who built the summer hotel.
2659383 (176).
Nimble Cymbeline. 26533 (200).
On a Pullman honeymoon. 12862
(382).
Poor little girl like me. 24031
(163).
Under the honeymoon. 21569)
(576).
Dl: ts hs Sov ok
When I was a kid like you.. 21569
(601).
When we made the gallant charge
of Bunker Hill. 26533. (322).
Your lips say no, but your eyes
say yes, 12862 (557).
Jerome (Jerry) Im looking for that
cloud with the silver lining. 4298.
Jerome (M. K.):
Along the old frontier.
Bye and bye. 31220.
Changing of the guard. 31268.
Collegiana. 405.
Down the cottonwood trail. 29510.
Drifting along. 26991.
I’m the captain’s kid. 27446.
Moonlight valley. 325389.
My little buckaroo. 32603.
Prairie is my home. 23202.
Tankard of ale. 33366.
Thru’ the courtesy of love. 23620.
Underneath a western sky. 5862.
When the cowboy takes a wife.
289'86.
Whisper
33028.
You on my mind.
Jerome (M. N.)
310038 (172).
Jerome (Richard) :
Harlem waltz. 24680.
Height of my ambition. 16384.
My memory song. 8122.
Over a bowl of suki-yaki. 20499)
You’re gonna make the same mis-
take all over again. 29142.
Jerome (Rodney) pseud. See Dear-
inger (Irene)
JérOme Perreau.
10908.
Jeros (Christine) :
Stars of tomorrow. 8826.
Valley of broken dreams. 9128.
You are my sweetheart, girl of my
dreams. 9419. -
Jervis (M. C.) Lei to you is an aloha
from me. 25148.
Jessel (George) Roses in December.
- 28405.
Jessel (Leon) :
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
2105.
Wedding of the rose. 2991.
Jessen (R. H.) Are you thinking of
me dear. 15602.
Jesson (Jack) Moonlight—and a vio-
lin was playing. 30180.
Jesus on the water side. 1326.
Jetsam (M7.) See McEachern (Mal-
colm )
Jett (Bess) See Jett (L. B. K.)
Jett Ci. By Ke).
Coke, a joke and you.
Dream of love. 13315.
29218.
while youre waltzing.
23970.
Somebody wants you.
8486, 8945, 9560,
13180.
1840
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1956
Hortense, the tease. 22218.
Island hideaway. 138884.
Let’s make our dreams come true.
25159.
Lonely hours. 7792.
Moon lovers’ melody. 4874.
Mother’s lullaby. 25385.
My lost island. 8114.
Out of circulation. 25626.
Skimmed milk. 14815.
Spring Davis’ lament. 5571.
Sweeter. 30659.
Unguarded hour. 26189.
Winter sunset. 29065.
Without mother. 15401.
Jevons (Reginald) Perky pieces.
20533.
Jewel music pub. co., ine.:
Carnival in Cotton Town. 31254.
Good old moon. 7009.
I like ta sing the opery. 7248.
Ill follow my heartstrings. 7256.
I’m holding the world in my arms.
7310.
In old Holland. 32080.
Is that gratitude. 7529.
Million dreams from now. 7972.
My heart’s on strike. 17318.
Never. 32658.
Jewell (—) March of time.
Jewell (A. B.)
15106.
Jewell
32394.
Jewett (Kathleen) Incidentals.
Jewish romance. 18552.
Jezzi (Rudolph) You were meant for
me sweetheart, why wasn’t I meant
for you. 24021.
Jillson (D. C.) Improvisin’ love songs
for you. 1218.
4794.
Thrill of New York.
(W. H.) #Love’s telephone.
19779.
Jim Cro. 138382.
Jimenez (Frank) Ingrata. 16768.
Jimenez (Gus) I yearn for you.
10737.
Jines (I. M.) You can’t have your way
always. 23946.
Joachim (Henry)
col core. 8043.
Joan of Are, the maid of Domremy.
22547".
Joannidi (Sosou) Agapa me. 24046.
-Joannidis (Sosos) Matia plana. 1669.
Jobelman (H. F.) Why can’t the skies
be blue. 29038.
_Jobert (Jean) :
Berceuse pour le petit ours.
Ma chatte danse. 1624.
Mignonne, allons voir si la
rose ... 1718.
Jocelyn (Elsie) Dust.
Jocelyn. 31670.
.JOnsson (Hans)
sprache der liebe.
Colla bocca e non
224,
27000.
Ktisse sind die
14011.
Jg@nsson (Karen):
Hornbeek revyen 1936. 24741.
I aften. 29767.
Jofre (A.) Deraza gitana. 26902.
Johann der zweite. 9509 (466), 12862
Zila
Johannes (Hvangeline) My destiny.
1818.
Johanning (P. F.) au., and Johanning
(EH. P.) prop.:
Water lilies. 33904 (325).
White hyacinths. 62538 (525).
John (Edwin) Aeronauts. 26542.
John (H. W.):
America, land of light. 29227.
New deal will soon be over. 8176.
John Barleyeorn. 4495.
John Peel. 10917, 27609.
Johnnie (J. C.) pseud. See Cavallo
(John)
Johnny Cavalier.
Johnny Johnson.
33456.
Johns (J. F.)
5809.
Johns (lL. A.) For the last time eall
me sweetheart. 3270 (199).
Johns (P. B.) Townsend’s square
deal. 5809.
Johns (Tom) All for you. 6288.
24600.
30170, 30316, 30322,
Townsend’s square deal.
Johns (W. T.) Townsend’s square
deal. 5809.
Johnson (—) My lavender. 32242.
Johnson (A. E.) Centennial blues.
24275.
Johnson (A. H.):
Cradle song. 9939.
Mid-winter carol.
Johnson (A. J.):
Don’t waste your time over me.
21905.
Lonesome lover. 27766.
Johnson (Alfred) Song of Paul Bun-
yan’s men. 23412,
Johnson (Alice) :
Kaulana ke kuahiwi ao Haleakala.
16871.
Out on the beach at Waikiki.
23148.
Pua kaulana o Maui.
Johnson (Annie) :
Dreamy eyes. 3795.
My baby. 4925.
Johnson (Arlene)
love. 8308.
Johnson (Arnold) Does your heart
beat for me. 19089.
Johnson (Arthur If there’s love in
your heart. 1207.
Johnson (Axel) :
Deep in the West. 67483.
I’m feeling low. 7297.
When day is ending. 9250.
11270.
17677.
On silver wings of
1841
INDEX
Johnson (B. B.):
C’est bon. 18864.
I can’t carry a tune. 19520.
Land of make believe. 19981.
Living the life of Riley. 20018.
Manhattan’s mood. 20145.
Music is a language. 20255.
Parsley on everybody’s soup.
20512.
Sailing on the sea of love. 20715.
That’s what you gave to me.
21033.
Johnson (B. L.) That’s Louisiana, if
you please. 21028.
Johnson (Benny) I 11 whisper sweet
nothings in your ear. 4247.
Johnson (Bernard) :
Birds’ song. 15517 (31).
Up! Up! Ye dames. 15517 (412).
Johnson (Bobby) :
Can this be love.
This is the day.
Johnson (C. B.):
My kingdom, power and _ glory.
14386.
You can’t fool yourself about love.
15441.
Johnson (C. E.)
must be. 5974.
Johnson (C. I.):
Jesus is mine. 16827.
Jesus precious Savior.
Spirit of God. 17996.
Johnson (C. L.):
Apple-jack. 21569 (12-14).
Bungalow town. 217831.
Deep in my heart, beloved.
(95).
Dixie twilight. 21569 (101-103).
Fairy kisses. 21569 (128).
If I only had a sweetheart.
(243).
Johnson’s (Chas. L.) barn dance.
21569 (264).
Jubilee in the sky. 7585.
Pansy blossoms rag. 21569 (432).
Pigeon wing rag. 21569 (489).
Porcupine rag. 29189 (336).
Powder rag. 21569 (453).
Silver King. 21569 (495).
13126.
5764.
Whata miser the sea
22548.
21569
21569
Sunbeam. 21569 (533).
Tobasco. 21569 (562).
Wedding of the fairies. 21569
(595).
Why can’t I make a hit. 381003
(220).
Johnson (C. M.) Memories of Nellie.
30144.
Johnson (C. P.) Whistling through
the valley. 213882.
Johnson (C. V.) Jungle moon.
Johnson (Carl) Young fella!
ready for love. 12836.
32165.
You’re
pt. 11, n. s., v. 81
Johnson (Carl J.)
and dance album.
Johnson (Charles J.):
All alone waiting for you.
Drift-wood. 26989.
Johnson (Charles P.)
Scandinavian song
14736.
26551.
I can hear the
red bird singing, Molly dear. 18648
(175).
Johnson (Charlie) Fat and greasy.
3879.
Johnson (Claude) Marching to vic-
tory. 22778.
Johnson (Clifton) Songs everyone
15517 (867).
Enchanted garden.
should know.
Johnson (D. H.)
16126*.
Johnson (Dick) :
Barefoot blues. 184.
No me lleves. 8206.
Si nos volvemos a ver.
Tu respuesta. 2847.
Johnson (Dorothy) In a cute little
roadster of blue. 16707.
Johnson (Durward) California’s San
8674.
Diego. 18872.
Johnson (EK. G.) Music in Easterland.
25400.
Johnson (KE. L.) Houseboating to New
Orleans. 964,
Johnson (E. R.) You turn the clouds
into rainbows. 12821.
Johnson (E. 8.) Greatest President we
ever had. 221388.
Johnson (E. 8S.) jr.:
I see the moon from my pillow.
24890.
Shadow fever. 14760.
Johnson (HE. V.) My little Irish sweet-
heart. 1856.
Johnson (Edwin K.) I’m doing O K.
13692.
Johnson (Hila):
Lady, I did it for the bliss. 10990.
Lovely girl with melodies. 382389,
32390.
Johnson (Elmer) Music in Easterland.
LUG F(-
Johnson (Estella)
from the peanut man.
Johnson (Hstelle M.) :
After a while. 9531.
Sharing. 11949.
Thanks a lot. 12268.
Johnson (Eva K.):
By southern moonlight.
Dragon. 24456.
Johnson (Evelyn M.)
being blue over you.
Johnson (F. F. A.):
All over you. 18683.
It must be done in Harlem style.
19804.
Johnson (F. G.)
strel. 29637*.
Hot nuts, get ’em
961.
21735,
Since I’m thru
5472.
Georgia jubilee min-
1842
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Johnson (F. H.)
are you. 8287,
Johnson (Freddie) Living on the delta.
25202.
Johnson (Fritz (Baron) )
son (F. F. A.)
Johnson (G. D.)
Pe 22200.
Johnson (G. F.)
Johnsen (Gene)
Johnson (Genevieve)
without love. 15275.
Johnson (George) :
Celtic idyl. 15822.
She wasn’t home. 20761, 28474.
Johnson (Grace) Love began in Yel-
lowstone. 20070.
Johnson (H. A.):
At the cabaret. 12958.
Before we part. 31141.
Little short boy. 32313.
Oh love, there is no moon, 25551.
Oh Suzy, oh Quzy. 25558.
Please don’t say good-bye. 20563.
You're perfect. 33873, 33874.
Johnson (H, E.) Blue-eyed waitress.
31180.
See John-
Hurrah for the G. O.
Forever. 3928.
See Johnson (R. E.)
What is a home
Johnson (H. J.) Do you remember.
26945.
Johnson (H.M.) Symphonie miniature
no. 2. 26035.
Johnson (H. R.) jr. If I can’t have
you. 22435.
Johnson (H. W.) Show me Thy way.
28481.
Johnson (Hall) City called Heaven.
390
Johnson (Harrison W.) Ballad of Ozie
Powell. 15661.
Johnson (Haven) My last affair.
20293.
Johnson (Heber W.) Why do I have
to say I love you. 29043.
Johnson (Henry W.) Show me Thy
way. 17888.
Johnson (Horace)
Johnson (Howard) :
Out of the night. 14553.
Two little boys had a band. 26179.
Johnson (Howard W.):
Dueck soup. 16104.
You can see for yourself. 29114.
Johnson (Mrs. I. L.) Auxiliary day.
140
Imagery. 29871.
Johnson (I. V.) Music in Easterland.
1797, 25400.
gohnson (Irene)
wheels. 7769.
Johnson (J. B.):
Because you love me.
Mine be the blood.
Pool. 23197.
Rain songs.
Little house cn
21687.
22837.
23232.
Silver song for childhood. 23355.! Johnson (M. A.)
Old red cradle where | Johnson (J. C.):
Louisiana. 27793, 30065.
Without a shadow of a _ doubt.
15400.
You're never too old to be loved.
21526.
You're what the blues are made of.
29162.
Johnson (J. E.) Katy avourneen.
1386,
Johnson (J. H.) aw., and Johnson
(L. H.) prop.:
Daddy’s girl. 159384.
Ena I love. 16893.
My mother’s day. 17334.
When I am called to death. 18404.
Your eyes. 18635,
Johnson (J. L.) Back to my droop
sided shack. 24140.
Johnson (J. P.) Havin’ a ball.
Johnson (J. R.):
As long as the world goes round.
29189 (10).
Chink, Chink, Chinaman.
(60).
Harbor of lost dreams. 29189 (148).
Hoola woola. 29189 (169).
Life is a game of checkers.
(385).
Love me baby mine. 15517 (227).
Phoebe Brown. 29189 (326).
Same old silv’ry moon is shining.
29189 (371).
Tears on my window pane. 23560.
Johnson (J. W.) Sweet little heaven
of mine. 26017.
Johnson (Jimmie) :
Mister Deep Blue Sea. 7986.
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Your cares
away. 31792.
Johnson (John C.):
Venetian dream. 28867.
W. P. A. march. 28881.
31756.
29189
9509
Johnson (K. F.) At Lake Louise. 130.
Johnson (K. H.) Only you. 5169.
Johnson (K, L.) Mother’s eyes. 8033.
Johnson (Kay):
I am singing a song. 4194,
Smiling thru’ tears. 12018.
Johnson (lL. B.) It was in the meadow.
27591.
Johnson (L. C.) There’s no satisfac-
tion in that. 23600.
Johnson (L. F.) This request with you.
12337.
Johnson (Lil) If you can dish it, I can
take it. 4877.
Johnson (Louis M.) sr.
arm-chair. 1781,
Johnson (Lula M.)
clouds. 106216.
Mother’s old
Floating on the
Avonaba. 21647.
1843
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 32.
Johnson (M. D.)
31781.
Johnson (M. P.) Sitting in the rum-
ble seat. 14810.
Johnson (M. 8.) Fishing in Memory
brook. 31585.
Johnson (Margaret) If I had your
confidence. 7482.
Johnson (Mary) Im a dreamer-on.
16559.
Johnson (N. A.) I’m just goin’ ’round
in circles. 4288.
Johnson (Nita) New deal. 23006.
Johnson (Noel) au., and Johnson
CR. N:)-epnap: ;
Gray days. 338904 (98).
Her rest. 29189 (162).
Johnson (Norman) Communion sery-
ice. 31325.
Johnson (Norris) What was that tune
that we played last night. 5985.
Johnson (Ole) Four little letters.
13431.
Johnson (Oliver) Cowboy’s last ride.
18988.
Johnson (P. B.) Grow a smile my
srumpy man. 13505.
Johnson (PY Rar:
Little cottage by the road. 20003.
You must have something hidden
up your sleeve. 15459.
Johnson (Pete) See Johnson (P. L.)
Johnson (R. E.): .
Flowers from my garden. 6918.
Love’s twilight. 32395.
Johnson “CR.* Ho) We stéle “a kiss:
9211.
Johnson (R. W.):
Au reyoir, not good-bye. 9619.
Old-fashioned love affair. 11561.
Johnson (Ray) Swing on down to
Memphis. 14984.
Johnson (Robert) Lovers waltz.
4753.
Johnson (Rosalind) Rocky Mountain
moon. 20677.
Johnson (S. L.):
I wonder if they miss me way back
home. 7418.
Travel life’s path with a smile.
9064.
Johnson (8S. T.) While I’m’ ‘alone.
6070.
Johnson (T. A.) Red roses. 2248.
Johnson (Theodore) Dream girl I’m
lonely tonight. 3776.
Johnson (Virginia) Lambda phi beta
sweetheart song. 27671.
Johnson (W. A.) :
Nodding daisies. 32697.
We're marching on. 9209.
Johnson (W. G.) Break through the
breakers with me. 15759.
Hemlock guardian. | Johnson (W. S.):
Chorale-fantasy. 3873.
Prelude solennelle. 2187.
Streamline. 2604.
Sylvan idyl. 2673.
| Johnson (Wayne) :
Life is but a dream without you.
22646.
My garden of dreams. 22921.
"Neath that old silver maple tree.
22998.
Silver moon. 28353.
Sittin’ by the moon with you.
25885.
Those days you spent with me.
23618.
Whatta yuh gonna tell your friend.
26288.
Whatta yuh gonna tell your wife.
2as0e
You haven’t heard all about me.
29121,
Johnson (William) Swingy little
rythm. 12202.
Johnson-Bennett co.:
Go ‘long mule. 6988.
Jubilee in the sky. 7585.
My ole dog and me. 8134.
Johnston (Arthur) :
Go West young man. 27144.
I was saying to the moon. 22422,
27495.
Let’s call a heart a heart. 14052,
27700.
Now I’ve got some dreaming to do.
17488.
On a typical tropical night. 28184,
28185.
One — two — button
your, shoe.
17520, 28201.
Pennies from heaven. 14575,
28260.
Skeleton in the. closet. 17982,
28521.
So do I. 14884, 28535.
What this country needs. 18391.
Johnston (B. M.)
hocks grow. 9297.
Johnston (KE. M.):
There’s a ring around the moon.
28726.
You are these things to me. 29112.
Johnston (Emery) ‘That’s how I’m
living now. 8972.
Johnston (F. H.) pseuwd.
Where the. holly-
See Hummel
(Biz iAnd
Johnston (EF. Z.):
Bonita. 21720.
21769.
Christmas justice.
Ching Chong.
Johnston (G. K.)
PAGE:
Johnston (Gilbert) pseud. See Bul-
lock -(@26d))
1844
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Johnston (L. R.) Radio picture of
yousum2e21.
Johnston (M. J.) Revival of Mother
Goose. 2263*.
Johnston (M. S.):
Finger lakes. 22029.
From Bethlehem echoing. 27109.
Fun at Huckleberry. 22076.
Kindred of the pioneers. 22591.
New songs to Thee, O Lord. 8180.
Prayer of a scientist. 28297.
Vita lux hominum. 21209.
Johnston (Orra) Aztec Indian song.
9637.
Johnston (R. R.)
see my wrong. 26454.
Johnston (T. N.) I’m not worth a
threepenny bit until I’ve had my tea.
(3208
Johnston (T. T.):
Musical service for Mother’s day.
32561.
Not just anyone, but you.
You. 382704.
Johnston (V. I.):
Leave me a mem’ry. 25140.
Night for love. 14451.
No stranger to my heart.
Restless feet. 20646.
She’s got what it takes to get by.
20759.
We're in love. 26251.
When lilacs bloom. 15311.
You are my dream of life come
true. 21485.
Johnston (W. G.):
You have made me
32704.
17424.
I’m living a lie. 22341.
One night. 23118.
Renegade. 28249.
Johnstone (H. <A.) Dream man.
10081.
Johnstone (H. W. P.) Heart of New
York. 19480.
Joio (Norman Dello) See Dello Joio
(Norman)
Joke on the toy maker. 15517 (192).
Jokern (—) pseud. See Perne (Nils)
Jolly bachelors. 31003 (40, 61, 116,
165, 212).
Jonason (Martin) Isles of love.
13886.
Jones (Alan):
I’ve never sung a song. 27485.
Lonesome little debutante. 27765.
Mrs. D. and her daughter. 32510.
New York. 32665.
Nobody knows but Major Bowes.
5057.
Sentimental creature. 28454.
White dots on black satin. 30909.
Jones (Arnold) Beneath Miami paims.
24171.
Jones (Arthur) :
Nine o’clock revue. 25513*.
Walk in the sun. 21220.
Jones (B. C.) Love’s A. B. C.
Jones (B. G.):
Haunting. 19414:
That little feeling. 21019.
Jones (Bobbie) See Jones (Robert)
Jones (Buddy) :
Are you tired of me darling.
Red River blues. 2246.
Jones (C. E.) Spirituals, traditional
melodies and messages of true faith.
2565.
Jones (C. M.)
20111.
114.
My dream of a cabin.
20278.
Jones (C. V.) Your picture was divine
dear. 18640.
Jones (Clementine) Baby mine.
31088.
Jones (D. H.):
Build thee more stately mansions.
286.
Hymns and anthems.
Old Black Joe. 2015.
Jones (Dale) Moon is grinning at me.
25362.
Jones (EHlliott) Great jubilee. 27181.
Jones (Enid Hugh-) See Hugh-Jones.
13614.
(Enid )
Jones (G. B.) Beneath a_ starlit
heaven. 219.
Jones (G. J.): a
Choral recreations. 29898.
Holy spirit. 29740.
Incline your ear. 29897.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 29948. |
Jones (H. F.) My poster girl. 30248.
Jones (H. 8S.) Hot sands. 16446.
Jones (H. W.) Lord, when we bend
before Thy throne. 4705.
Jones (Hirem). pseud. See Box
(Elton), Butler (Raiph), Edwards
(C. T.) and Roberts (Paddy)
Jones (I. H.) Smile across the wire:
8716.
Jones (I. J.) It’s a little old fashioned
organ. 18892.
Jones (Isham) :
Ill see you in my dreams. 7262.
Let me be the one in your heart.
7703, 7704, 11018.
Midsummer evenings caprice.
(487).
There is no greater love.
Jones (Isham) music corp. :
Band played on and on.
15664.
By the way. 26732.
Give me an old fashioned swing.
19298.
Ill forsake all others.
29a: ~
9509
2741.
6394,
29794,.
1845
INDEX
Jones (Isham) music corp.—Continued.
Let me be the one in your heart.
7703, 7704, 11018.
Roek your blues away. 25777.
So-o-oh the band played on and on.
8784. :
There is no greater love. 2741.
Twiddlin’ my _ thumbs. 18246,
21158, 23665.
Jones (J. C.):
Panhandle skies. 2099.
Princess. 32917.
Jones (J. E.) On a night for two.
25578.
Jones (J. F.) Stand up and sing with
the boys. 2576.
Jones (J. G.) My Saviour knows.
30252.
Jones (Jaqueline) :
Love ina minor key. 25240, 30068.
Tell me to-night. 23565.
Jones (Jenkin) :
Give me a garden where love can
grow. 10303.
Shores of Catalina. 17884, 25858.
Jones (Jere B.) You're my Lucky
Strike. 238986.
Jones (John B.):
Basque sea song. 3415.
Bedouin raid song. 9682.
Jones (L. C.) Big Ben gals. 21700.
Jones (lL. I.):
After we said good-night. 21578.
Bad ole moon. 24141.
I’m looking for a cloud that has a
Silver lining. 27484.
Jones (lL. W.) Love-sick.
Jones (Lee):
Lonesome cowboy. 1531, 22696.
3270 (397).
Waltz of my heart. 12530.
Jones (Luther) Oh! Baby, you're
breaking my heart. 17454.
Jones (M. A.):
From the bottom of my heart.
10271.
Our melody of love. 11622.
Jones (M. B.) Soul songs. 14888.
Jones (M. M.) Love’s returning.
17088.
Jones (M. O.) Holy spirit. 29740.
Jones (Margaret G.) Fairy tales.
3872, 13387.
Jones (Marie) You want to be free
of me. 21546.
25453.
21600.
Only one that ever won
32792.
Leaving my heart with
Jones (Marie G.) My love.
Jones (O. B.) Alone with you.
Jones (P. G.)
my heart.
Jones (P. H.)
you. 30004.
Jones (R. L.) Skyline. 30559.
Jones (R. M.) Black rider blues.
26674. ¢
Dt AE NaS Aveo
Jones (Robert) Since you've gone
sweetheart. 25878.
Jones (Roberta) Come get ready.
18961.
Jones (S. M.) See Jones (Stephen G.)
Jones (Sidney) :
King of Cadonia.
18648 (2138).
Lady of the castle in the air.
12862 (289).
Man I marry. 12862 (321).
Overrated. 12862 (395).
There’s a king in the land to-day.
12862 (494).
Wind of love.
12862 (281-284),
12862 (546).
Woman and the man. 12862
(547).
Jones (Stephen G.) Spring moon.
5574.
Jones (Sue G.)
Jones (T. A.)
It’s you. 16809.
When you know me
and I know you. 15341.
Jones (T. H.):
Grey clouds. 869.
Meet me in our secret rendezvous.
228038.
Sonatina.
Jones (Tom) :
Au revoir to dear old Erin. 15630.
Chimes at the meetin’. 368.
Is He satisfied. 44382.
It matters to Him about you.
4444,
Keep in happy touch with Jesus.
4548.
Jones (Trevor):
Rose of Maunawai.
30586.
2525.
Song of the sky blue sea. 23414.
Jones (V. B.):
I fell in love with you. 27342.
Weary. 33640.
Jones (Velma) Just a little old cot-
tage. 27620.
Jones (Viola) On Sarasota bay.
25583.
Jones (W. B.)
Jones (W. M.)
Jones (William )
162738.
Jones (William)
7853.
Jongen (Joseph) :
Clair de lune.
Brad y gaeaf. 9759.
Crash of ’29. 15919.
Give me a moment.
Lovers’ rendezvous.
29189 (65).
Deux piéces pour piano. 29189
(223).
Introduction et danse. 1268.
Quatuor pour piano. 21569 (464).
Soleil 4 midi. 29189 (596).
Trio, prélude, variations et final.
29189 (489).
Valse. 15517 (198).
Joplin (Seott) aw., and Joplin (Lottie)
prop.:
Euphonic sounds. 31003 (47).
1846
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
I nee
Pine apple rag. 15517 (298).
Sugar cane. 9509 (714).
Jordan (Bayley) pseud. See Haskins
(CW. R.)
Jordan (C. 8S.)
30961.
Jordan (F. A.) My love song. 4977.
Jordan (Herberte) :
Furlongs of fun. 6948.
Little dog laughed. 22666.
You cost me a fortune.
Spooks on holiday. 28579.
Jordan (Hy) Twilight. 21159.
Jordan (Isadora) I came to make
you happy. 4196.
Jordan (Joe):
Happiness. 12862 (212).
That teasin’ rag. 21569 (553).
Jordan (Julian) :
Glorious morning star. 18648
(142).
Then would I happy be. 18648
(346).
Jordan (L. M.) Music reader. 380202.
Jordan (lL. T.)
25134.
Jordan (Michael) :
Drifting along.
Drifting along,
love. 19145.
Jordan (Wayne):
Get along old Paint. 31637.
I’m sorry, that’s all I can say.
Lay like you’re dead.
16099.
Singing a song of
31957.
Jorgensen (Chris) Life is a dream
with you. 1477.
Jorgenson (Nora) ‘Toy-land musicals.
2818.
José (Marian) Hawaii, I’m yearning
for you. 19418.
Joseffy (Rafael) au., and Joseffy
(Marie) prop. Rhapsodie hongroise.
9509 (390-3898).
Josefovits (Teri)
and I do mean you.
Joseph (Anna):
Gondolier. 31679.
Lullaby lady. 22757.
Joseph (H. H.) I was wrong. 22423.
Joseph und seine briider. 29189 (224).
Josephson (C. W.) jr.:
If I had a chance. 320388.
Phantasy love. 25668.
Why not now. 23873.
Josephson (Elizabeth) :
He’s my diamond in the rough.
31764.
I’m lonesome for a cottage that’s
nestled in the South. 31947.
Sacred memories. 25803.
You fascinate me. 21501.
You’re my idea of heaven. 26485.
Joslin (F. N.)
you. 18782.
Good-night to you
103829.
Beautiful memories of | Joyce (Archibald)
JoOSOvECS2+E-) :
My Canadian moon. 14345.
Will you not be sorry, when I’m
far away. 15386.
Won’t you give me your love.
18530.
Joss (Joseph) Dear sweet girl of
mine. 6514.
Josten (Werner) :
Hide and seek. 7112.
Red light—green light. 8509.
Joubert (C.) & Cie.:
Allegretto giogo. 9560.
Amandine. 12917, 12918.
Berceuse pour un enfant malade.
» 6439.
Bergamote. 6440.
Bonheur trés tendre. 3489, 3490.
Cartes. 15814.
Chanson des deux gosses. 31270.
Divin réve. 387386.
Kperdument. 31522.
Farewell. 717.
Fontainebleau. 24575.
Générique fin. 6965.
Incroyables. 7512.
Jérome Perreau. 10908.
Lorsque j’étais enfant d’choeur..
4706.
Maman, 201388.
Mélody. 17815.
Merveilleuses.
Mitzi. 17838.
Naissance du printemps. 8158.
Petit frére ou petite smur. $8394.
Qu’est-c’ que tu dis d’ca. 32938.
Quand on s’proméne au bord de
7959.
Veau. 32939.
Que demande le peuple. 8486.
Rosita. 2828.
Sa p’tit’ gueule. 33042.
Scherzo. 9498.
Sérenéde 4 maman. 8645.
Si les trouffions avaient des ailes..
5457.
Soirs de Paris. 33207.
Son frére de lait. 5535.
Tango noir. 33365.
Testament de Mazarin.
Tristesse. 33501.
Vogue mon coeur, 2925, 9151, 12511.
2 gamines. 26528.
Journey (T. M.) Our victory song.
8945.
17550.
Joy (Len) lLove’s own Sweet song.
7857.
Joy (Patient) Christ—the way. 375.
Joy (R. F.) See Scott (R. J.)
Joy rider. 31003. (21, 121, 1386), 33904
(169, 262).
Joy to the world. 27610*.
Joyal (Clement) Lover’s love. 323898.
Mickey’s birthday.
21569 (356).
1847
INDEX
Joyce (J. C.) pseud. See Caggiano (J. | Julian (B. M.)
G.)
Joyce (Jack):
I wouldn’t be so unkind if I were
you. 4862.
Lucky night.
Joye (Harry)
bles. 16509.
Joyful Hastertide.
Joyner (G. F.):
Blue smoke. 6483.
Drifting. 24479.
Love eall. 4718.
Love me. 4730.
Under that southern moon. 9108.
Jozsef (Kola) Oh, play Tzigani. '2010.
Juanita. 7565, 7581, 7583, 7991, 8675,
13943.
Jubel chor. 338904 (150).
Juckelandt (R.) Schone blonde frau
aus Wien. 33076.
ude CAL An)
After you call my name.
Looking at the sky. 4701.
Juddae/Gs: S.)
Forget it. 3952.
Just a chuckle or two. 1348.
Judd (Frances) You gave my heart a
song. 6173.
Judd (Percy)
Judd & Browne,
by-way. 3765.
Jude (EK. M.) Ina dream. 18836.
Judefind (W. B.):
Eastertide. 636.
God so loved the world. 828.
Guiding star. 878.
In the fullness of time. 1241.
Let everybody sing. 1447.
Our jubilee of praise. 2088.
Voices of victory. 2927.
Judefind bros.:
Eastertide. 6386.
Garden of childhood. 782.
God so loved the world. S828.
Guiding star. 878.
In the fullness of time. 1241.
Let everybody sing. 1447.
Lord triumphant. 1545.
Our jubilee of praise. 2088.
Voices of victory. 2927.
Judge (M. J.) Roosevelt victory song.
25790.
Judgment of Sheba. 1340*.
Judson (Alfred) pseud. See Hall (J.
L.)
1612.
I keep on blowing bub-
4496*.
3283.
Five short duets. 4498.
Down a winding little
Judson (KH. E.) I wished out loud.
10726.
Judson press. Hymns for creative liv-
men TAS
Juel (—) Mon apéro. 30171.
Jugendklange. 12862 (520).
Juielle (Don) Jade serenade. 382135.
Dt iS ns Sieve
When I danced the last
waltz with you, 21310.
Julian (Charles) Say that youll be
all mine. 11901.
Julian (EK. C.) . How I like Limburger
cheese. 22227.
Julian (Kaj) Jydsk Liegstouw danse-
potpourri. 32187.
Julien-Rousseau (L.) au., and Julien-
Rousseau (D. M. L.) prop. Guitare
harmonique. 10353.
Juliette. Spell of the tropics. 14896.
Juneau. (T. N.) Tl. always. sing:
27366.
Jung (Albert) Festmusik, 10202.
Junger herr aus Oxford. 33867, 5967.
Jungkind (E. lL.) When it’s apple-blos-
som time in Arkansas. 9272.
Jungles (H. G.):
Jealous moon. 18318.
Just an old fashion’d picture.
22566.
Junior choir. 18648 (208).
Junior classics for orchestra. 32166.
Junker (Richard) Vom singen zum
klavierspielen. 5904.
Junkert (Eddie) I’m dreaming. 31930.
Juon (Paul):
Canzonetta. 15517 (48).
Ettide. 15517 (194).
Karnevalsmarsch. 15517 (199).
Melodie. 15517 (195).
Naiads at the spring.- 22989.
Nordisech. 15517 (273).
Schwedische tanzklinge. 15517
(340).
Suite. 7588.
Tanzrytmen. 24031 (206, 207).
Trio caprice. 21569 (567).
Walzer. 15517 (196).
Wiegenlied. 15517 (455).
Juracek (Joseph) Darling of mine.
15968.
Jurasovic (O. A.) High school blues.
10433.
Jurmann (Walter):
Alma mater. 9562.
At. the Spats and tennis club.
3364.
Be mine. 3416.
Beyond my fondest dreams. 18808.
Blue Venetian waters. 29329.
Blush and sigh, 6485.
Call to the colors. 6542.
Dairy-maid song. 3671.
Duchess has a twinkle in her eye.
3812.
En avant. 11519.
I’ve made myself over for you.
7389.
In the Latin quarter. 4409.
It’s love. 19812.
Keep the magic of Maytime. 4545.
1848
nos. 1-12, 1936
Let’s not make a fool of the moon-
light. 4628.
Magie of Maytime. 4773.
Message from the man in the moon.
32477.
My heart is singing. 30221, 32588.
Natacha. 11456.
Nuits moscovites. 11519.
On n’aime qu'une fois.
One I love. 5156.
San Francisco. 5393, 17810.
Shadows on the starlit waters.
5439.
Someone to care for me. 28547,
30579.
Sutter’s victory march. 14954.
There’s something in a big parade.
5756.
Tillie the tight rope walker. 5779.
To-morrow is another day. 307595.
Who knows. 6079.
Juroif (Nat) Hi-di-hi those blues away
927.
aust: CR. HH.) :
11456.
Deyotional hymns. 16010-16018.
Service hymnal. 17853-17861.
Justice (R. S.) It couldn’t last
16786.
Justiz (B. M.):
Bl-nd and p-g
29189 (41).
You’re just the girl for me.
(489).
Juza (Chas:) jri:
I wish I’d studied palmistry. 4353.
We painted dreams. 23742.
Jydsk Liegstouw danse-potpourri.
spells blind pig.
29189
32187,
K. (J.) Yellow rose of Texas. 9404.
Kaai (Benny) :
Echoes of Hawaii. 24499.
Kona aloha. 22603.
Kaai (David) Hula moon. 10484.
Kaai (EH. K.) Kaai’s method for Ha-
waiian guitar. 29969.
Kaaikaula (W. W. K.):
Kanaka society. 10961.
"Neath Hawaiian _— skies. 5022,
22997.
You wouldn’t mind. 12834.
Kae (Grzegorz) Noeccygafska. 14463,
15175.
Kadas (Gyorgy) Két legujabb mag-
yar dala. 29970.
Kahler (Leo):
Scholasticum. 11907, 11909.
Siesta-walzer. 33134.
Kaeuffer (Eugene) :
Beyond the pearly gates. 9509
(66).
Bye and bye. 9509 (92).
Down where the ivy shades the
door. 9509 (189).
Memories of long ago. 9509 (468).
Mother’s songs are sweet to me.
9509 (497).
O take me back. 9509 (585).
Take this letter to my mother,
9509 (726).
Kagan (Vivian) Come back to me.
13186.
Kaganis (Mike) :
Mparpouni mparmpounaki mou.
30196.
Sinnefiase ston Parnasso. 30556.
Kahal (Irving) Don’t look now.
10056.
Kahanowiez (D.) Kobieta jest jak
roza. 14005, 14006.
Kahle (Fritz)
Kahle (Gladys)
Sehule. 5415.
Broken-hearted sweet-
heart. 31205.
Kahn (—) Prelude to a kiss. 11786.
Kahn (Esther) :
Berceuse. 31152.
Memories of youth. 32468.
Kahn (G. L.):
Are you lonesome. 12862 (12).
June, July, and August. 12862
(CAG
Liking’s not a bit like loving.
24031 (116, 117).
Pretty soft for me. 26533 (230).
Say boys, I’ve found a girl. 26533
(248).
What’s the use of moonlight. 12862
(5383).
Will you always call me honey.
9509 (804).
Kahn (Gus):
Are you lonesome.
Daylight hurts
(179).
How'd you
24031 (76).
June, July,
(275).
Liking’s not a bit like loving.
24031 (116).
Pretty soft for me.
12862 (12).
my eyes. 9509
like to marry me.
12862
and August.
26533 (230).
Say boys, I’ve found a girl. 26533
(248).
What’s the use of moonlight.
12862 (583).
Will you always call me honey.
9509 (804).
Kahn (Harold) Vl be good to you.
4232.
Kahn (Sammy) ’Tain’t a fit night out
for man or beast. 28663.
Kahn (Thelma) You can’t do that to
me. 15489.
Kai e wa waltz. 27641.
Kaillmark (F.) Old oaken bucket.
2037.
Kairaney (Géo) Reste prés de moi.
118138.
1849
INDEX
Kairaney (Goé) :
Maison des bois. 11208.
Tuer amour est un crime. 12420.
Kaiser (Alfred) au., and Kaiser (A.
A. D.) prop. Escarpolette. 18648
(119).
Kaiser (Bob) That’s why I said good-
bye. 12295.
Kaiser (J. J.)
Kaiser (R. H.)
in love. 9690.
Kaiser (R. L.) C. C. C.. 18868.
Kaiser-Eriec (Willy) In der Macchia.
See Denton (J. J.)
Believe it or not, I’m
7468.
Kakaley (S. J.) Swing it baby swing
it. 26026.
Kalakaua (King) Akahi hoi. 36, 37.
Kalal (J. J.) Just a use to be. 4515.
Kalb (T. N.) Never to forget. 81783.
Kale (Stanley):
Only a summer romance. 25602.
Youre not getting away with a
thing. 26488.
Kalfaian (K. Proff-)
faian (K.)
Kalin (Harry):
I like to wake up in the morning.
13654.
See Proff-Kal-
No more good-byes. 17422.
Rythm blues. 53826.
Swingeopation. 20964.
You ain’t goin’ to get to heaven.
6151.
Kalinnikoff (P.):
Lord, I cry to Thee. 27783.
O holy one, we worship Thee.
281381.
To Thee do I lift up my soul.
Dotte.
Kallstenius (Edvin) Serenata. 17851.
Kalman (H.) lLove’s own sweet song.
1597-1602, 7857.
Kalman (HKmmerich) :
Army directory. 26533 (13).
Dreaming of love. 26533 (62):
Gay hussars. 26533 (84-91), 29189
(127) .v SAA |
Grandioso.
Heart to heart. 26533 (112): ,
Herbstmanover. 15517 (139-141):
Hungarian dance and song. 26533
(122) v
Husaren-marsch. 15517 (148).
Kitty, please give me a kiss. 26533
(156) ¥ 29189 (231).”
Kleine Grethel. 15517 (204)*
Kusslied. 15517 (205) “
Love is a traitor. 26533 (168)!
Manover-walzer. 15517 (235).
Mein freund der Lebl. 15517 (242).
Misfit soldier. 26533 (186).
My friend Lebel. 26533 (195) .~
O silver moon. 265338 (204)% 29189
(303).
10841."
PHM, bh. Si veon
Oh! You bold, mad men. 26533
(207). \
Sex delicious.
Soldier’s life.
Vagrant fancies.
Kalmar (Bert):
Cabin on the hilltop. 18866, 21741.
Day at the races. 19040.
Doctor Quackenbush. 19087.
26583. (257) ¥
26533. (266).
26533. (305).”
Getting away with murder. 24604.
Kalmar-Ruby song book. 382190.
Moon is in the sky. 4871.
What will become of me, 28950.
Women in white. 21436.
Kalmus (E. F.):
Antigone of Sophocles. 31052*.
Impressions from a Greek tragedy..
32061.
Once upon a time.
Kaloustian (Akabie)
den. 16126*.
Kamaunu (R. N.):
Kaulana ke kuahiwi ao Haleakala.
16871.
Kaulana
32195.
Nani o anoipua. 5017.
Out on the beach at Waikiki.
231438.
Pua kaulana o Maui. 17677.
Kamaunu (R.N.) jr. They’ll sway and
say hello to you. 23605.
Kaminski (Heinrich) :
Canon. 35386.
Dorische musik. 3764.
Priludium und Fugue.
Kaminsky (Irving) Romance!
do you pass my door. 17763.
Kammen (J. & J.) musie ¢o., ine.:
Bobbe mit’n zeidin. 257.
Mamen hob ich kein muhl gehat.
4785.
Kammen (Jack and Joseph) :
Gang fon leben. 31627.
Heitige boyes. 10415.
Kammetler (Frank) Honey can’t you
see. 71387.
Kamp (E. G.)
28124.
Kanaracus (A. S.)
Kandiotih (Mimi)
folie. 2208.
Kane (J. E.):
My campus lullaby. 1813.
To love you to-night. 2801.
Kane (J. W.) I’m Satisfied with Roose-
velt. 4299.
32778.
Enchanted gar-
no oe lehua puakea.
82895.
Why
Now who’s to blame.
Mén klais. 17175.
Quand on aime 4 la
| Kane (Jack) :
30457.
2964.
Remember my heart.
We need a vacation.
Kane (M. G.):
It’s the Indian in me, gee, wee.
32130.
1850
INDEX
mos. 1-12, 1956
SS
New York town. 25500,
Wanderlust. 21237.
Kane (Murray) I’m holding out for
you. 31984.
Kane (Peter):
It’s time to say your prayers.
13915.
Load the covered wagon. 17024.
Kane (Thomas) Under the pines.
26185.
Kanig (Johannes) pseud. See Canning
J. D.)
ae (Meyer ) Burning dreams.
13108.
Kannenberg (May) Dreamy summer
skies. 615.
Just you. 16864,
When I’m with you.
Kanner (H. E.)
Kanner (H. G.)
12609.
Kanner (Jerome) Pebbles in the pond.
20526.
Kanner (Jerry) Swing low, sweet
Harriet. 30671.
Kanrich (A. M.) Twilight shall be
sweet. 12432,
Kapell (E. N.):
I forgot to cross my fingers. 22262.
You are my inspiration. 15434.
Kaper (Bronislaw) :
Alma mater, 9562.
At the Spats and tennis club. 3364..
Be mine. 3416.
Beyond my fondest dreams. 18808.
Blue Venetian waters. 29329.
Blush and sigh. 6485.
Call to the colors. 6542.
Dairy-maid song. 3671.
Duchess has a twinkle in her eye.
3812.
En avant. 11519.
I’ve made myself over for you.
7389,
in the Latin quarter. 4409,
It’s love. 19812.
Keep the magic of Maytime. 4545.
Let’s not make a fool of the moon-
light. 4623.
Magic of Maytime. 4773.
Message from the man in the moon.
32477.
My heart is singing. 30221, 32588.
Natacha. 11456.
Nuits moscovites. 11519.
On n’aime qu’une fois. 11456,
One I love. 5156.
San Francisco. 5393, 17810.
Shadows on the starlit waters.
5439.
Someone to care for me. 28547,
30579. :
Sutter’s victory march. 14954.
‘There’s something in a big parade.
5756.
‘Tillie the tight rope walker. 5779.
Kaplan (B. T.)
To-morrow is another day. 30755.
Who knows. 6079.
Kapity (Nicholas) :
Do you know why I love you so.
6766,
Take a look at that rainbow. 8912.
Let’s go for a ride.
22634.
Kaplan (Donald) Honey-bunch. 10460.
Kaplan (Frank) Thanks to you. 8962.
Kaplan (Lenore) Part of my heart,
20514.
Kaplan (S. P. F.):
Fall is here. ; 29574.
Gray-eyed gal. 29678.
Men. 30150.
Kappa alpha order.
songs. 11719.
Kappa delta sorority. Angelos of Kap-
pa delta. 12927.
Kappe (A. M.) Broken-hearted blues.
26724.
Kappes (Leroy) Don’t let us Say
good-night. 381454.
Kapustka (S. L).
26365.
Karasifiski (Z.)
Karczag (W.):
Bauerngeneral. 186%,
Wo die lerche singt.
Karezag pub. co., inc.
Two Kappa alpha
Whistling. wind.
Przepraszam. 15516.
33786.
Song. of love.
11916.
Karg-Elert (Sigfrid) :
Romantiseh. 20686.
Stimmen der nacht. 20907.
Valse mignonne. 21192.
Karganoff (Génari) Valse-caprice.
18648 (366).
Karger (Georg) Mein Hamburg. 7942.
Karjinsky (N.):
Choutka. 24299.
Sonate. 10963.
Karl. See Davis (Karl)
Karl (Jan) Missa De Spiritu Dei.
32501.
Karle (Herman) pseud.
(Alonzo )
Karlo (C. L. de) Caracas.
Karlo (Sergio D’):
Africa. 12877.
Bagoo. 18761, 21664.
Caracas. 18896.
Carola. 6576.
Dear Lord. 13247.
Last of the rumbas.
19936, 30000.
Rita. 20662.
That night in Cuba. 15060.
Karlsson (Sven):
Kalle i Lillskog. 16868.
Par tre sjémil fran Nya Zeeland.
30381.
Sommarkavaljeren.
Vid en kvarn pa en slitt.
See Stone
29369.
7675, 11003,
23407.
18293.
1851
INDEX
Ptsart, nes Nae
ee eee ee Nee Sei
Karman (Ludger) I
you're falling in love. 16499.
Karol (Elsie) It’s nothing else but
hi-de-ho. 29930.
Karol (Reed) pseud.
(S. S.)
Karpf (P.) To nie nie szkodzi. 9034,
9035.
Karr (Albert):
Darling what’s happened to me.
499.
Don’t say maybe. 569
Kars (H.) Prayer of love.
Kasché (J. M.) jr.:
Forever. 381602. —
I regret all those tears. 31977.
Just another girl who sings aud
dances. 1368.
Love song in the rain.
See Mitchell
21569 (458).
25259.
Stars over Manhattan. 33276.
Together. 33464.
Troubadour in the night. 33506.
Wildwood by the sea. 33763.
Kasel (E. P.) pseud. See Maltzman
(Kdward)
Kasgor (Harvey) :
Bread and butter Sue. 26711.
Homeland, way down South. 947.
Kitten darling. 27656.
Since you said good bye to me.
2458.
Kasman (lL. W.):
Corks are off the bottles. 15905.
Hang out the stars, I want the
moon. 10369.
Just a nobody dreaming. 16846.
Onions, dry onions, how I ery.
11604.
Peacock waltz.
Kasowsky (Meyer)
32704.
Kaspar (H. R.) Valse. 371.
Kasparian (Seth):
Say the word. 11902.
Take me back to old New England.
26047.
Kasschau (Howard)
T9A9.
Kassner (Hugo):
Hawaiian honeymoon. 27228.
How can I sing my love songs.
16453.
I’m dancing alone.
Two roses. 53850.
Will you remember to-night. 26405.
You are my weakness. 18562.
Kasten (Lydia) Pal of my dreams.
2096.
Kastor (W. J.):
Mumbo Jumbo.
My heart’s on strike.
Whispering your name.
Kataszek (S.)
15505, 15506.
11662.
Oh that Russian.
Melody reading.
4270.
17264.
26362.
got a feeling} Kataszka (S.)
Kathara (S. B.)
Katharina.
Kkathryn’s wedding day.
Katims (Herman):
Katrivanou (Mimi)
7
11391, 17318.
Za jedno stowo...
Jezeli kochaé, to tylko
ciebie. 13830.
Ill be calling on you
29793.
12862 (280).
to-night.
25097.
Knickerbocker on parade. 19908.
Threnos. 30737.
Pies gluko krasi.
147.
Katscher (Robert) :
All for you. 45.
Sei e’scheit mein kleines.
Silhouetten walzer. 30549.
Whisper to me. 26361.
Kattus (C. H.):
Little love, a little kiss, a little
smile. 25198.
Memries of spring. 25328.
Kattus (Karl) See Kattus (C, H.)
Katydid, so what? 98.
30516.
Katz (Joe) Satan’s holiday. 118938.
Katz (Martha):
Dreams. 19136.
I’m just a shy and bashful girl.
27430.
I never thought you’d do a thing
like that to me. 27458.
Smilin’ moon. 20806.
Katz (Ruth):
Let’s go Glenville. 14059.
Lucky boy. 4761.
Katz (Mrs. Sam) See Katz (Martha)
Katzman (Henry) Dear diary. 24391.
Katzman (Louis) Tango. basque.
28671.
Kaufman (A. A.):
Marionettes. 27879.
Ti-Toy, my pet kitten. 28758.
29023.
All alone with my
Whims on keys.
Kaufman (Lillian)
dreams. 18677.
Kaufmann (H. L.) Lights are low.
1483.
Kaull (Clarence) Serenade for a flea.
23321
Kausch (E. M.):
Darling little lassie. 6726.
That memory night. 8969.
What a relief, oh, oh. 15267.
Kavalsky (Sam):
Bells in the nite ring on an ocean
of blue. 6435.
I found Miami weather in New
England. 27344.
I'll catch up with you. 13660.
I’m a Gypsy caravan to-nite. 1095.
I’m savin’ my pennies, Savin’ my
nickels and savin’ my dimes.
4300.
In the land of Snuffy Smith. 18858.
Whatcha gonna do about me.
82665.
1852
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Who made _ hide-didle-didle with
Harold Sterns’ good fiddle. 308.
Kavanagh (A, M.) Upon the blue la-
goon. 2887.
Kay (Bob)
(Harry)
Kay (Em)
30608.
Kay (H. A.)
Kay (J. M.):
Love is like that.
One night. 20471.
Rainbow ‘round Dixie. 23238.
What have you got to lose. 21286.
Kay (Jack) Old songs are the best
pseud. See Sugarman
Spring is here again.
To-day. 33468.
22731.
songs after all. 204381.
Kay (Mack) See Higginbotham
(M. K.) jr.
Kay (Milton) I want you for me.
10716.
Kay (Wallace) My valley of romance
and sunshine. 17364.
Kay & Kay music pub. corp.:
Berceuse. 31670.
Butterfly. 31215.
Cubano. 31376.
Fiir Elise. 31139.
Humoreske-Old folks
318387.
Knight Rupert. 31670.
Marchéta. 32429) 32430.
Night in Granada. 32677.
Our capitol. 32809.
Réponse @’amour. 32981.
River. 33086.
Rustle of spring. 33039.
Salut 4 Pesth. 33052.
Soldiers march. 338519.
Toy soldiers. 33519.
Turn back to Sorrento.
33582.
Valse triste. 335783.
Vilia. 33582.
Kaye (Karl):
Baby talk. 152.
Don’t run away I want to be your
pal to-day. 6785.
Five little miracles. 13410.
It’s a long time. 382120:
It’s you I’m thinking of pal o’mine.
19822.
Kitchen is my palace:
Little bouquet. 7759.
Lovebirds wedding. 7847.
Memory of you. 25826.
My head’s in the clouds and I’m
walking on air. 8089.
My pal the moon. 1885.
Peek-a-boo moon. 83889.
Popping along with the poppies.
20576.
Remember sweetheart.
Road to jubilee. 8555.
So goes life. 2490.
home.
at
33500—
1402.
2253.
Song of peace. 12050, 28558.
Take a chance of loving me, 2679.
There’s melody in the _ harvest
moon. 2756.
Unele Sam. 2872.
When memories ship pulls in at
Dreamland Bay. 30387.
Why should I forget. 18488.
Won't you come along with me, to
that old time jubilee. 9383:
Yes, I have been lonely. 23923.
Your eyes cannot deceive
21553.
Kaye (Sammy)
10804.
Kaylin (Samuel):
Babe. 15648.
Bugle call. 283.
Gentle Julia. 794.
Hope no. 2. 24740.
Humoresque. 24760.
Illusion. 24950.
Improvisation.
me.
In my lonely reverie.
1217, 7449.
London bridge paraphrase. 17025.
Matron’s report. 11237.
Piano improvisation for A-—12.
17606.
Retrospection no. 2. 11815.
Rockabye baby paraphrase. 17759.
Yesterthoughts. 9406.
Kaylor (Hurley) Landon boom song.
4580.
Kayser (Arthur)
dale club. 3766.
Keach (J. R.) Swing along. 14979.
Kealoha (Y. K.):
Down at the Rose-
Aloha loa waltz. 9565.
Ciribiribin. 9878. '
Cowboy medley. 9935.
Kila-kila Hawaii. 10968.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
11884.
Sacred songs. 11877.
Song of India. 12048.
Kean (Evelyn) Tie a string around
your finger. 18197.
Kean (H. E.):
Moonlight fairies. 11309.
Spring frolic. 12097.
Keane (Michael) ine.:
Our Father. 25617.
Silent hour. 33137.
Kear (A. H.) Cradle song.
Keathley (Elbert) :
If the stars could talk. 10758.
Just an amateur. 13962.
Shadows in the moonlight.
Keathley (M. F.):
If the stars could talk. 1075S.
Just an amateur. 13962.
Shadows in the moonlight. 11944.
Keating (Howard) On the bay at
Monterey. 32772.
6685.
11944.
1853
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
eth UA AND MA DS SU LISS
Keating (J. H.):
Mr. Booze. 26533 (187).
Up in an aeroplane. 26533 (302).
Keating (R. W. M.) Redskin. 8514.
Keats (Frederick) Country lanes.
21810.
Keck (E. M.) King’s ex. 25107.
Keck (L. E.) Gone with the wind.
27161.
Keding (lL. 8S.) Im not leaving you.
4296.
Keedwell (A. N.) Mine. 7977*.
Keefe (Frances) ’I'was a lovely moon-
light night. 28822.
Keefe (G. E.):
As long as you are there. 15611.
I was only pretending. 24916.
Keefe (Henry) :
In the balmy summer time. 16738.
World of love. 185387.
Keefe (1. R.) My masterpiece. 28050.
Keefe (W. A. F.) Here in my arms.
31784.
Keefer (Mabel) Song for you. 17968.
Keegan (Agnes) Blame the stars.
6460.
Keel (Frederick) Elizabethan love
songs. 383904 (66).
Keelan (Grace) Smile in your dreams.
28530.
Keeler (Clara) :
Dreams of the summer night.
3270 (152).
Heart’s desire. 38270 (254).
I come to watch o’er thee. 38270
(283).
In a garden. 3270 (804).
Life and light. 3270 (363).
Life’s springtime. 3270 (364).
Message of the angels. 3270 (422).
Still, still, with Thee. 3270 (622).
Unto the hills. 21569 (579).
Keeler (T. J. E.) Signing off. 8679.
Keenan (Gertrude) Romany road.
17765.
Keenan (R. H.) Westport loyalty
song. 9972.
Keene (C. P.) Faith’s alchemy. 22004.
Keene (Hank) pseud. See Newcombe
CE '@3)
Keene (Hank) ine.:
Collection of famous song varieties.
9892.
Keene’s (Hank) number four book
of original mountain, cowboy,
hill-billy and folk songs. 1389.
My heavenly mansion. 4961.
Sing me a hymn. 2463.
Keene (VY. A.):
And on earth peace goodwill to-
ward men. 91.
Pearl of great price.
Keeney (I. G.)
12010.
8387.
Smile worth while.
Keeney (Wendell) :
Faded bouquet. 19201.
Home to my blue hills.
10458.
Showers. 30544, 30545.
Keep your seats please. 31167,
Keer (K. A.) Is it love when you
smile. 4435.
Kees (Cristyn)
Keesee (Georgia)
moonbeams shine.
Keetman (Gunild)
10457,
Love’s dream. 14187.
Where the Texas
21369. ‘
Olympische reigen.
30337.
Keeton (A. C.) O, for a thousand
tongues. 17446.
Keeton (Jules) See Keeton (Jules
(Pretzels) )
Keeton (Jules (Pretzels) ) Swing
band. 8895.
Kehoe (C. J.) New York look up.
23014.
Kehoe (J. J.) Take me in your arms
forever... 20981.
Keidel (H. R.):
Chew Wriggley’s. 31288.
Look for the checker board. bag.
32344.
Keidel (Hal)
Keil (R. S.)
46138, 7710.
See Keidel (H. R.)
Let’s dine alone tonight.
Keirn (Heber) Little faded flower.
25188.
Keiser (R. A.) pseud. See King (R.
AS KS)
Keith (Alice) Just for fun, play and
Sing. 22574.
Harlem blues. 13530.
Love, I’m waiting by
17061.
Keith (M. R.)
Keith (M. W.)
the fountain.
Keith (R. D.):
In love with love. 24968.
In the middle of a romance. 24988.
Just another day without you.
25072.
Love at first sight. 25235.
What else could I do. 26273.
Keith (W. M.):
Dear mother love. 15983.
Glade in the wood. 812.
Keith, Prowse & co., Iltd.:
Adieu, to love, adieu. 186097.
Bats in the belfry. 15667.
Binkie’s lullaby. 31167.
Birth of love. 29817.
Blue lagoon. 18820.
Boo-boo, the baby baboon. 6495.
Come in, and welcome. 15883.
Dancing silhouettes. 21838, 29452.
Derrydocks. 16003.
Devotion. 538, 31422.
Easiest tunes to sing and play.
31506.
Fairy on the Christmas tree.
31553.
1854
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Floating petals. 10217, 10218.
Fluttering round a flame. 6919.
Fritzi. 3945.
From the Welsh hills. 6942.
Goodnight Vienna. 4020, 22130.
Green lawns. 7033.
Grey smoke in the sky.
Happy hypocrite. 16336.
Heart’s desire. 916.
Hi! sailor. 29732.
I love you. 1066.
I’m on my own. 22349.
I’m waiting for twilight to fall.
19370.
22366.
If the car hadn’t broken down.
19719.
In the heart of the valley. 7495.
In the moonlight. 16750, 29894,
32090.
Karroo. 7686.
Keith, Prowse folio of marches for
the piano accordion. 13993.
Little house of sweet content.
30037.
Load the covered wagon. 17024.
Marching along—singing a song.
A1225.
Marigold. 27875.
Minuet. 7981.
My Lord, the carriage waits. 81138.
My S. O. S. for you. 4997.
New book of scales and arpeggios.
8174.
- Old arm chair. 17470.
Old cronies. 11560.
One man woman. 2067.
Orange blossom. 17536.
Orpheus with his lute. 5174.
Poém. 16178.
Rhythm register. 11823.
Rigadoon. T7981.
Sarie Marais. 28436.
Schubert songs. 28447.
Shallow waters. 25844.
Shepherd boy’s song. 8665.
Softly the shadows. 12018.
Song of the bushveld boys.
Spooks on holiday. 28579.
Spread it abroad. 12095, 17999.
Standard series. 12111.
Sweets to my sweet. 8891.
Tape machine tattle. 12233.
There’s a smile in the skies.
To and fro. 33454,
Two little boys had a band. 26179.
Under the baicony. 9109, 26183,
28844.
Valse amoureuse. 5876.
Valse caprice. 15198.
Waltz medley. 5922.
When a woman wears a
23782.
8762.
8995.
ring.
When the jackal keeps a’-howlin’.
9282.
126829—37——-23
Keith, Prowse folio of marches for the
piano accordion. 13993.
Keithley (E. C.) One little thought
of me. 8826.
Kelberine (Alexander) :
Auf dem wasser zu singen. 14739.
Deep River. 519.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 28567.
Wohin. 11918.
Kelch (B. A.) Forever. 31603.
Kéler (Albert von):
Keéler-Béla-perlen. 4546.
Rakoezy overture. 381003 (147,
148).
Kéler-Béla. pseud. See Kéler (Aibert
von)
Kelleher (J. P.) When you wear that
sunny smile. 38065.
Kellem (Milton) You’re so contagious.
18609.
Kellems (V. L.) Dreaming of you.
13326
Kellenberger (John) Stars and
Stripes. 8823.
Kellenberger (Olga) Drums of spring.
10116.
Keller (Bessie) :
I’m missing you more each day.
4294,
I want to be cuddled. 22413.
Shawl my mother wore. 20758.
Tears were never meant for you
dear. 20997.
Keller (J. R.) Why don’t you prac-
ice being nice to me? 93534.
Keller (Jake) jr. Beautiful isle of
love. 24153.
Keller (L. D.) It’s unconstitutional
now. 29936.
If I should throw to
27513.
25 ieichte instruktive
Keller (L. R.)
you a kiss.
Keller (Oswin)
etiiden. 13102.
Keller (Rudi) :
Heute bin ich so fidel. 31791.
Heute singen alle geigen liebe.
16404.
Zigeunerbaron. 265238.
Keller (S. W.) Hummin’—strummin’,
16461.
Keller= Gi) A.) American legion
marching song. 15575.
Keller (W. F.) pseud. See Hind (Har-
old)
Keller (Walter) :
Romanza in G. 3270 (552).
Tantum ergo. 23551.
Kelley (Clarence) With Jesus Tl
come through. 380981.
Kelley (EH. S.) Lady picking mulber-
ries. 19924.
Kelley (John)
side of Broadway.
Strolling on the shady
aa292:
1855
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Kelley (K. G.):
Maiden sat aweeping. 17115.
Which is the properest day. 18453.
Kelley (L. A. 8S.) My pretty little
Kittums. 1886.
Kelley (Ray) Boot hill. 31191.
Kelley (Rodney) :
Roaming alone. 23272.
You took the light from the sky.
26507.
Kellogg (Kay):
Give me a ship and a song. 13468,
29646.
Shadows across the moon. 14763.
Sooner or later. 2548.
There’s sunshine around the cor-
ner. 2762.
You’re makin’ no impression on
me. 23983.
Kelly (A. W.) Betty May. 138042.
Kelly (Bennye) Just a little brown
shack. 22560.
Kelly (Bob) I can see the writing on
the wall. 16471.
Kelly (C. G.)
vising. 9772.
Kelly (Caitilin) Dance
Broadway. 31384.
Kelly (D. W.) Song’s the thing. 8774.
Brokel system of impro-
it now on
Kelly (Dorothy) I’m in the market
for the nicest man. 1102.
Kelly (Edward) My darling Nora.
32573.
Kelly (Elinor) I can see the writing
on the wall. 16471.
Kelly (Elizabeth) She’s a_highty
tighty. 233838.
Kelly (Elizabeth) To-morrow will
21116.
Out of work blues.
hold happiness.
Kelly (Eloise)
17555.
Kelly (F. L.)
6695.
Kelly (G. A.):
For romance has found me at last.
6922.
Honeymoon ship. 7141.
Kelly (J. E.) You are a rose. 21481.
Kelly (J. J.) Dancing eyes. 9960.
Kelly (Jeanne) :
Because. 138019.
Madamoizelle Marie. 11196.
Kelly (L. J.) Ghost of the girl I love.
22084.
Kelly (M. A.) O Texas land, my native
land. 11529.
Kelly (Marian) :
Cupid’s service station.
Brown eyes. 9780.
Careless love. 324.
Catch a moonbeam. 338.
Road to romance. 2285.
Sliding down the side of a rainbow.
2478.
Stealin’ my stuff and stealin’ my
man. 5588.
Yurn on the moon. 12424.
Upstairs downstairs. 12475,
When we make that first million.
12639.
You're in the middle of the moon.
S220;
Kelly (R. M.):
I say it with my lips. 19654.
Sing me to sleep with an old mel-
ody. 28510.
Kelly bros. : :
Can I sleep in your barn tonight,
Mister. 312.
Picture from life’s other side.
2144.
Keloeber (R. L.) Keloeber elementary
seale and chord studies for the violin.
25102.
Kelsey (Carlton) :
Theme no. 53. 28714.
Theme 54. 28715.
Kelsey (Walter) Six fiddle talks.
7641.
Kelso (Al):
Early morning blues. 6836.
Tricky melody. 9071.
Kemény (Egon):
Délibab. 29466.
Piano parade. 20537.
Kemis (Ethel) Five little trundlebeds
all in a row. 3904.
Kemmer (Bud) There are no stars.
23588.
Kemmer (G. W.) Lord, I want to be.
7812.
Kemp (A. N.) Another day. 18710.
Kemp (E. G.) Another day. 18710.
Kemp (KE. L.) Running away from
love. 28418.
Kemp (Matt)
10767.
Kemper (Stella) Won’t some one haye
If you were my honey.
faith in me. 6124.
Kempff (Wilhelm) Friderizianische
ouverture. 16240.
Kempinski (lL. A.) Dance of the stilts.
15942.
Kempton (Beuthene) If I had you
and the moon. 10750.
Kendall (D. H.):
Mother. 8030.
Samuel and Matilda Kendall.
23300.
Kendall (John) I dream of Bermuda.
24785.
Kendis (—) Angel eyes. 33904 (8).
Kendis (B. B.): :
Good times are here. 27173.
Why did you let me make a fool
of myself. 263885.
Kendis (James) :
And more yet besides. 18648 (11).
1856
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Don’t go away. 18648 (103).
Don’t wait, tomorrow may be too
late. 3758.
Good times are here. 27178.
Id like to see you get along. 18648
(176).
My troubles like bubbles are blow-
ing away. 17362.
Sundown in Normandy. 5620.
Why did you let me make a fool
of myself. 263885.
Kendis music corp.:
My troubles like bubbles are blow-
ing away. 17362.
Parisian romance in a French ¢a-
sino. 11649.
Kendrick (W. R.) Office of the holy
communion. 11535.
Kennedy (—):
He met Ena in an inn. 16365.
Just a holiday sweetheart. 138951.
Quayside in old Shanghai. 146338.
Kennedy (A. B.)
a chance. 29416.
Kennedy (Al):
Little by little. 20001.
That little green hill. 26080.
Whisp’ring Adirondack mountains.
21380.
You’re just a photograph now.
BUA IE
Kennedy (Al) music.
20001
Come on baby, take
Little by little.
Kennedy (Albert) JWI forgive you, but
cannot forget. 10571.
Kennedy (Arnold) Magnificat and
Nune dimittis. 32416.
Kennedy (Banks) That’s how Ill cling
to you. 8971.
Kennedy (D. B.) Unless it’s you.
28849.
Kennedy (D. W.):
Just you. 19884.
Old love song. 23087.
Kennedy (G. <A.) Broken-hearted.
29842.
Kennedy (H.) Boris on the _ bass.
31193
Kennedy (H. M.) Old organ in the
church come back. 5124.
Kennedy (Hamilton) :
Blue sunset. 21717, 26696,
Ginger. 16265.
Grey smoke in the sky. 19870.
Pop eyed Pete. 14612.
Prairie is a lonesome place at night.
14618.
Sarah the sergeant major’s daugh-
ter. 33064,
Sing you cowboy. 14803.
Kennedy (Harry) Say au revoir, but
not good-bye. 14732,
Kennedy (J. P.):
I love you gal. 1069.
Mamma. 22768.
Remember my darling, when we
strolled down that shady lane.
17719.
Take back my heart.
Kennedy (James) :
At the Cafe Continental. 18735.
Couple of April fools. 9933.
Did your mother come from Ire-
land. 31428.
Free, isn’t that the way it ought
to be. 27104.
Miller’s daughter Marianne. 32491.
O. K. for sound. 25535.
O-kay for sound. 28158.
23939,
Old sailor. 30334.
Our days together. 20490.
Serenade in the night. 33107,
33108.
Sunset trail. 5625.
There’s a new world. 28725.
We're tops on Saturday night.
23746.
Why did she fall for the leader of
the band. 6087.
Wotcha gotcha trombone for.
18539.
Kennedy (Jimmy ) See Kennedy
(James)
Kennedy (Julia) Back Indiana way.
12983.
Kennedy (Juliette) Waiting for you.
28884.
Kennedy (T. J.) Husbands and wives.
7176.
Kennedy-Fraser (Marjorie) au., and
Kennedy-Fraser (David) prop. Songs
of the Hebrides. 33904 (286).
Kennett (J. E.) When you smile at
me. 9295.
Kenney (I. D.) Song of love. 17973.
Kenny (A. L.) ITll change your name
to mine. 27373.
Kenny (Charles and Nick) :
Beeause it’s your birthday today.
15684, 24158.
Down the moonlit trail. 21912.
Every minute of the hour, every
hour of the day. 6867.
Gone with the wind. 31687.
Kenny (John) Queen of my heart.
32947.
Kensec (Ford) pseud. See Popper
Kensinger (C. H.) Is it love when you
smile. 4435.
Kent (E. V.)
13916.
Kent (Jac):
There ain’t no job. 30710.
Two communist hearts. 28833.
Kent (Justus) Glamorous you. 22101.
Kent (Walter) :
Harlem waltz.
It’s unconstitutional.
24680.
INDEX
Kent (Walter )—Continued.
Height of my ambition. 16384.
Love is like a cigarette. 7833.
Moonlight masquerade. 20234.
My memory song. 8122.
Over a bowl] of suki-yaki. 20499.
Youre gonna make the same mis-
take. 29142.
Kentner (Fredrick) :
Don’t look now.
To you. 18208.
Ky. Utopia clubs. Utopia song. 30812.
Kephart (Helen) One summer night.
8331.
Kerby
30822.
Kereakopoulos (George)
my arms. 214380.
Kerestan (J. G.) Down in my heart.
3767.
Keresztes (Anton)
Kerfoot (Nell) :
Lost. 25226.
Roses red.
Kerma (P. BH.)
Kern (C. W.):
After the shower. 3270 (7).
Air de ballet. 31016.
Badinage. 6253 (29).
Brooklet in the forest.
Companions in arms.
Coronado. 18201.
16058.
(Paul) Viennese memories.
With you in
Fairy. 29570.
30483.
My love song. 28046.
33904 (27).
38270 (111).
Dance of the elves. 3270 (125).
Danza mexicana. 26885.
Dream river. 244638.
Evening on the hillside. 9509
(208).
Fanfare militaire.
Fantastic dance. 3270 (185).
Gems of Scotland. 13454.
Golden chimes. 33904 (96).
Heather bells. 138560.
Intermezzo sinfonico.
Light fantastic waltz.
Love’s token. 14193.
March of the cireus clowns. 1649.
March of the midgets. 38270 (407).
Mirth and gayety. 3270 (424).
On the road. 3270 (481).
Pathway of blossoms. 3270 (495).
Pit-a-pat. 3270 (500).
Primary studies. 32914.
Raindrops. 18648 (301).
Return of the gondoliers.
(535).
Song of the weather bird.
(608).
Souvenir de Mozdok. 240381 (193).
Swing waltz. 33343.
Tender episode. 3270 (649).
Through sunny fields. 9509 (7389).
Trovatore. 15206.
Under the palms.
Valse brillante.
6253 (116).
32437.
3270 (367).
3270
3270
3270 (678).
3270 (682).
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Wind mill. 3270 (744).
With jaunty stride. 3270 (747).
Kern (Jerome) :
Bojangles of Harlem. 6487, 21719.
Fine romance. 6905, 22028.
Gallivantin’ aroun’. 13447.
I have the room above. 24794.
I have the room above her. 13647.
If the girl wants you. 12862 (252).
It’s not in the ecards. 7551.
Just good friends. 12862 (278).
Never gonna dance. 8172, 238004.
No matter what you say Ah still
suits me. 14460.
No matter what you Say, I still
suits me. 25516.
OV Man River. . 23074.
Pick yourself up. 11682, 23178.
Swing low, swing high. 12194.
Waltz in swing time. 23722.
Way you look to-night.
Zoltan.
Kern (8. C.):
Boondoggling. 3492.
Little racketeer of love, she stole
my heart. 1512.
Teil it to the judge.
Kernell (William) :
Blessed be the dawning.
Senorita. 20747.
Song gems from Ramona.
Kerney (J. D.)
22841.
Kernochan (M. R.):
At the window. 3270 (37).
9199,
5691.
6464.
28554.
Miss Liberty. 17199,
City of sleep. 3270 (98).
Give a rouse. 3270 (218).
King Charles. 19897.
Out of the rolling ocean. 38270
(491).
Kerr (A. M.):
Communion. 18965.
I beg your pardon. 4195.
Little old clock said coo, coo. 4665.
Take no thought for your life.
20983.
Kerr (A. W.) My Jean. 20292.
Kerr (Jennie) Smile, smile, smile.
25900.
Kerr (Ken) On my mind. 5142.
Kerr (P. S.):
His love sent Him to the cross.
31797.
Kerr’s (Phil) gospel songs. 19895.
Kerr (R. N.) Woods at dawn. 21449.
Kerr (W. H.) Bicho cubano. 9710.
Kerrich (Bristol) Sleepy rhythm.
30179.
Kerry (Zed) Diamonds and sables.
31424.
Kershaw (Anna) :
Dark nights. 6722.
House is lonely. 7155.
1858
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kerten (Béda ) Krasna
32221.
Kesler (Lew) ‘That's when Ill come
back to you. 5723.
Kessel (Clara) You will never be the
same again. 9484.
Kessel (Sidney) Lonely Gypsy.
32333.
Kessler (—) Dix études. 4549.
Kessler (A. C.) Thoughtful moments.
2780.
Kessler (C. S.):
Ballet of the chickens in their
shells. 24144.
Fugue XIV, v..2. 24129.
Fugue XXII, v. 1. 24130.
Prelude XIV, v. 2. 24134.
Prelude XXII, v. 1. 24135.
Kessler (HE. B.) Popping along with
the poppies. 20576.
Kessler (Hleanor) Heart bound.
10402.
Kessler (H. A.) When I’m with you.
6010.
Kessier (Hans) Hymne auf die arbeit.
19508.
Kessler (L. R.)
Kessler (M. T.):
Just a little kiss won't do dear.
25064.
Quintuplet’s
11767.
Kester (Max):
As long as our hearts are young.
12
Let’s all have a jolly good time.
32256.
Ring down the curtain. 28373.
Sleepy rhythm. 33179.
Ketai (Jack) :
Drifting on the river of our
dreams. 138344.
Give me any old moon. 16275.
Ketchen (J. B.) What more can I do.
21291.
Ketélbey (A. W.)
Ketten (Henry)
(102).
Ketterer (Ella):
Cadets on parade.
Cat-tails. 31264.
Gay cavalier. 16257.
Hammock song. 16331.
Hushaby. 31842.
Ice carnival. 32024.
Little elf. 16996.
On a Summer sea. 5139.
Seesaw. 17840. |
Tick tock says the clock.
Wavelets. 183837.
Wood sprite and the brownie.
23910.
Keuleman (Adrian) pseud. See Box
(H. HE.)
Dropped veil. 21942.
birthday party.
31422.
9509
Devotion.
Castagnette.
21742.
33443.
Manon. | Kewer (R. R.)
Determined. 31420.
Key (F. S.) Star-Spangled Banner.
2582.
Key (Frank) pseud. See Kocourek
(EF. O.)
Key (H. E.):
Northland songs—no. 1. 32702.
Vancouver is calling. 12486.
Keyes (Clay) Roadway of romance.
5345.
Keyes (Gladys) Roadway of romance.
5345.
Keyes (H. L.) Lookout Mountain.
17041.
Keyes (Lawrence) Frances, Johnette,
Clara, Neomia, etc. 6936.
Keyes (Pearl) Just another little kiss
baby. 13864.
Keyne (—) ‘Tes yeux parlent pour toi.
12257.
Keys (Robert) Five-fifteeh. 16198.
Keys of Canterbury. 6253 (263).
Kiado (Johnnie) Gone with the wind.
24635.
Kialimark (George) Old oaken bucket.
23090.
Kibler (J. F.) Things you could do
for me. 2768.
Kick-Schmidt (Paul) :
Heimweh. 16386.
Klingende farben. 32216.
Wochenendzauber. 18518.
Kidd (Bert) My television star.
32633.
Kidwell (Eva) Pay our boys. 11658.
Kiefer (W. H.) Hlena polka. 24500.
Kiehl (Harold) Calling for you.
24240.
Kiehl (Heinrich) pseud. See Fisher
(W. A.)
Kiehlbauch (EK. TT.) As rosebuds
sweet, we'll never bloom. 31067.
Kiel (I. D.) Um dizzy over you.
10606.
Kiely (J. F.) Bye-bye Landon, good-
bye. 15783.
Kiener (Richard) Hasy piano method.
637.
Kienow (Ll. F.) I never knew ’till
I met you. 10678.
Kienzl (Wilhelm) :
Bauernkrieg. 18648 (32).
Geistliches lied. 6253 (141).
Kreuzritters heimkunft. 18648
(215)
Kierszulis (W.) Marsz pogrzebowy.
30123.
Kierulff (Willy) F@nix revyen 1936.
24574.
Kieselmann (J. H.):
Ever since that day. 29562.
Just one little kiss. 25088.
Till the day when I met you.
26125.
1859
INDEX
DET NSS vee
Kieselmann (J. H.)—Continued.
You've got me in a cirele.
Kiesler (EHd.)
6229.
Old Heidelberg march.
11564.
Kiessig (Georg) Mummenschanz.
17265.
Kila (Allan) :
From morning, noon and_ night.
10268.
"Neath Tahitian skies. 20348.
Kilbert (Porter) Waltzing in Dream-
land with you. 33613.
Kilbourn (L. W.):
I love Manhattan. 18672.
I wish I were a Scotchman. 4855.
Sunset road. 20931.
Kilbourne (J. C.):
Open house. 20480.
Strolling in a garden.
Kilbourne (T. H.):
Moonbeams are gleaming
across the sea. 32533.
Tell me, what’s wrong with my
18030.
out
stuff. 26068.
When the sun sets over the ocean.
28996.
You are the only girl for me.
18564.
Kilbourne (Tom) One I love.
Kilbourne (Tommy)
CE EH.)
Kilby (Hilda)
30349.
See Kilbourne
T’ll be coming home to
dream of you. 27367.
Kile (G. E.) Moonbeams keep shining
for me. 14298.
Kiley (A. R.) I love my little wifie.
10589.
Kilker (A. M.) When the moon
frolies. 23818.
Killeen (P. J.) Why Herbie wasn’t
named. 18485.
Kilo-hana. 13998.
Kilpatrick (Pat.) See Kilpatrick
CSP)
Kilpatrick (S. P.):
Eestasy. 642.
Love from out of nowhere. 25238.
Kilpatrick (Victor) I lost a dream.
1061.
Kilroy (S. V.) Dear old New York.
24392.
Kimball (J. H.):
High time. 27258.
Live alone and hate it. 382317.
My heaven on earth. 28030.
One plus one. 28197.
We could conquer worlds.
Kimball (Willard) :
Say the word. 11902.
Take me back to old New England.
26047.
Kimber. See Kimber (J. 8.) jr.
KKimber (J. 8S.) jr:
Lullaby. 1616.
28910.
O Lord, what love didst Thou be-
stow. 8238.
Kimbrough (Faylee) Shocking sensa-
tion. 25857.
Kimbrough (lL. E.) Little pink baby.
14116.
Kin to the King. 32203*.
Kinane (J. F.) My Vivian.
Kineaid (Bradley)
17365.
My favorite moun-
tain ballads and old time songs.
14364.
Kineaid (Deane) Something to look
forward to. 20841.
Kineaid (F. C.) Take me back. 15011.
Kineaid (May) Wild flowers. 9345.
Kineaid (P. E.) Am I just wasting
dreams. 9573.
Kincel (S. G.) Tears in your eyes.
20996.
Kinehion (J. K.) VU try once more.
16539.
Kindel (V. M.)
a Texas sky.
Horse and a herd and
7148.
Kinder (Emma) Our boy Franklin.
2083.
Kinder (Florence) Night’s soft cur-
tain falls. 33904 (210).
Kinder (Ralph) :
Christmas once is Christmas still.
18648 (71).
Festival Te Deum in F. 33904
Cie
Grand choeur in A. 33904 (97).
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
18648 (204).
Kinder singt mit. 4551.
Kindermann (Er.) Niirnbergisches
quodlibet. 8231.
Kindig (L. I.)
sins. 16698.
Kindig (lL. J.):
Carry your Bible. 15812.
If we confess our sins. 16693.
We're sailing home. 28922.
If we confess our
Kindleberger (P. A.) Do you deny.
24426.
Kine (=)
Come to New York for the fair,
dearie. 313824.
Gee, I’ve got to go home. 381635.
Gone with the wind. 31688.
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms,
lovely Linda Lou. 33325.
King (A. M.) See King (M. A.)
King (Adolf) Mamen hob ich kein
muhl gehat. 4785.
King (Billy) See King (W. H.)
King (C. W.):
Love lights.
Red head.
King (Carol):
14163.
14649.
If you were mine. 10766.
My girl. 11880.
Song of the night. 20856.
1860
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
King (Caryl) Sophisticate. 20866.
King (Charles E.) :
Bronson’s song folio. 24214.
135196.
1488.
Confession.
‘Lilo ana oe ia’u.
King (Clinten EH.) My sheltering home.
22976.
King (KE. M.) Thrill of your voice.
2787.
King (Hdythe) Love, my inspiration.
4734.
King (F. R.). Spirituals, traditional
melodies and messages of true faith.
2565.
King .(F. W.) :
Molly O’Dell. 11287.
My mother’s hands. 22957.
Thar’s gold in them thar moun-
tains. 26075.
King (Frederick) Fair Texas. 3870,
13384.
King (H. G.) Good old William Tell.
19339.
King (H. R.) Paddlin’ in our old
canoe. 17563.
King (Herman) Sunshine in you.
12161. .
King (J. E.) My sweetheart’s name
was Mary. 28072.
King (J. R.) On blooming meadows.
32769.
King (Jack) Let's find out. 4614,
1
King (John) Let me be your sweet-
heart, once again. 16920.
King (K. L.):
Brigadier-general. 6505.
Drake relays. 10075.
King (K. L.) music house:
Brigadier-general. 6505.
Drake relays. 10075.
King (Larry) Man from Brandyville.
17126.
King (Laura) Texas blue _ bonnet.
15039.
King (M. A.) Cradle song. 24354.
King (M. D.):
I asked the Jeep, and the Jeep
said yes. 19515.
My own dear
25466.
Our little white bungalow on the
hill. 25618.
Stars and Stripes for freedom
stand. 8824.
When silvery clouds are framed
with gold. 263818.
When your hair is white as snow.
26348.
(Margaret)
loving mother.
King
370.
King (Marie) On one moonlight night
I loved her. 5143.
Chimney sweep.
King (Natalia) pseud. See Milwicz
(Natalia)
Kane: .¢P. Te
Calvary’s flow. 26741.
Spot where I saw Calvary.
28580.
King (Pearl):
Five little quints from Canada.
3908.
I want to fall in love. 16664.
Let’s don’t talk, just walk. 16932.
Love is a Silver song. 4723.
Maybe it’s love or something.
22797.
King (R. A. K.):
Beautiful Ohio. 18783.
Cause I’m _ feelin’ blue. 38270
(86).
Dewdrop and the _ rose. 21569
(98).
Faith and hope. 3270 (182).
Housekeeper’s reverie. 33904
(113).
In old Mobile. 3270 (309).
Lucella. 3270 (401).
My valentine. 9509 (516).
Pilgrims’ dream of home.
(441).
Song of devotion. 21569 (518).
Soul kiss. 3270 (615).
You're in love. 3270 (768).
King (R. F.) Montana is
enough for me. 25357.
King (Reginald) :
Passing clouds.
Summer breezes.
21569
good
2114, 5202.
23477,
King (Robert) Nobody to love.
32695.
King (S. E.) In a little cabin over
the hill. 7453.
King (S. R. K.):
Cause I’m feelin’ blue.
Dewdrop and _ the
(98).
Faith and hope.
Housekeeper’s
(113).
In old Mobile. 3270 (309).
Lueella. 3270 (401).
My valentine. 9509 (516).
Pilgrims’ dream of home.
(441).
Song of devotion. 21569 (518).
Soul kiss. 3270 (615).
Summer zephyrs. 21569 (532).
You're in love. 3270 (768).
King (Smiley) Wear a crease in your
pants. . 21273.
King (Stanford) :
Bluettes. 24193.
Dawn lilies. 24384.
3270 (86).
rose. 21569
3270 (182).
reverie. 33904
21569
Valse bagatelle. 15197.
Valse coquette. 15199.
White daffodils. 26366.
1861
INDEX
King (Stanley):
I was so lonely. 19685.
If you want to. 16700.
Is it any wonder. 16778.
King (Tempo) Why pretend. 18487.
King (Virginia) You've got what it
takes. 18626.
King (W. B.) I found someone.
10536.
King (W. H.)
King (W. M.)
King (Wayne):
Goofus. 7014.
Josephine. 25050.
Sleep, baby, sleep. 20800.
Waltz you saved for me.
King (Wilford H.)
for someone else.
King (William H.):
I'd give a penny for your thought.
16483.
Lover’s toast. 27827.
King (Wilmont H.):
Modern paradise.
Wond ring. 6122.
King Arthur. 18689.
King Jesus is a-listenin’. 27651.
King of burlesque. 1065, 1394, 4256,
12674.
King of Cadonia. 12862) (281-284, 289,
321, 395, 494, 546, 547), 18648 (213).
King Olaf. 15612.
King Rumba. 27652*.
King steps out. 14919, 17106, 25138,
26284, 32206.
King Vladimir’s feast.
Kingelin (Almore)
3505.
Kingrey (Z. M.) Write a line to
mother to-day. 26428.
Kingsbury (C. J.):
Bamboo Island. 3406.
I’m brushing up my top _ hat.
Wond ring. 21441.
Gold star. 24631.
O11.
Why did I long
12688.
4863.
1395.
Broken hopes.
2202:
My heart goes _ pitter-patter.
et SS,
Kingsford (Charles) pseud. See
Cohen (Charles)
Kingston (B. Q.)
unas (M. S.)
pseud. See Mark-
Kingston (Lena):
Trail along trailer home, trail
along. 21126.
White wings in the night. 15364.
Kingston (N. G.) pseud. See Marku-
nas (Al He)
Kinney (H. V.)
21587.
Kinney (M. J.) Vm gona go rite
home and tell my mama. 16575.
Kinney (M. N.):
Afraid. 3281.
Gone. 19326.
All I got was you.
Kirbery (Ralph)
pts Ne s., Vow
Headin’ for the big corral. 13551,
31768.
I just got some money from home.
10548.
Put on your dancing shoes. 11756.
Silver moon. 23354.
Kinney (Niles) See Kinney (M. N.)
Kinney (Ray) Waipi’ o. 9166.
Kinsbrunner (William )
27194.
Kinscella (H. G.):
Child is born in Bethlehem. 26781.
Psalm 238. 20602.
Yea, though I walk through the
valley. 29095.
Kinsey (A. C.):
Alma mater. 15556.
Alma mater, Williamstown high
school. 9564.
Kinsky (C. J.) South side Catholic
high school march. 12075.
Kinyon (V. H.) Leone. ‘T7701.
Dream time.
Gypsy lullaby.
24464,
32881.
Kirby (F. A.) Wagon train keep roll-
in’ along. 23710.
Kirby (Fred):
I’m a gold diggin’ papa. 29806.
I’m lonesome, sad and _. blue.
27483.
Lonesome lullaby. 30058.
My little Texas town. 30234.
My old fashioned sweetheart.
30248.
Kirby (J. A.) If I were the wind.
4372.
Kirby (Josephine) :
Sweetheart, I’m waiting for you.
12187.
What’s the use of feeling blue.
9242, 33655.
Kirby (Rod.): ©
Silly little ditty. 5464.
You’re my inspiration. 18601.
See also Kirby (Roderick (Rod) )
Kirby (Roderick (Rod)) Dream shad-
ows. 13318.
Kirchenbauer (William) :
Have you ever been in love. 16353.
Make yourself at home. 17124.
Kircher (Dorothy) Waiting. 9166.
Kircher (George) :
Don’t cha be too sure. 13291.
In old Bermuda. 7484.
Waiting. 9166.
Kirchstein (H. M.):
Denkst du noch manchmal an
damals.. “372.
Lilalou. 14090.
Pantaloon. 17572.
Solimah. 14846.
Winnetou. 18504.
Kirk (R. J.) When autumn breezes
blow. 3015, 5992.
1862
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kirk (R.. V.) 30052.
Kirk (S. C.)
3270 (82).
Kank GW ., R. }
Kirkby-Mason (Barbara):
In woodland shade. 4419.
My first tunes. 32581.
Third album. 28745.
Kirkeby (Ed):
Album of my memories. 15539.
Dear little mountain sweetheart.
15981.
Dream girl.
Evening eyes.
Lone cowboy.
Calvary’s
Honey for sale. 4150.
16076.
16142.
In my story book of dreams.
16730.
Moonlight on the Rio Grande.
17244.
Morning, noon and night. 17247.
Remember the Cuban moon. 17720.
Tell me dear. 18112.
Whisper your name. 18460.
Why have you forgotten. 18484.
You’re my ideal. 18600.
Kirkland (D. N.) Dreamland valley
in Klamath land. 21929.
Kirkland (Leroy) We've got it.
30851.
Kirkland (Rosalie) Mother’s home-
made lullaby. 17253, 32543.
Kirkpatrick (G. T.):
Long time ago. 21569 (309).
My fatherland. 21569 (386).
Kirkpatrick (H. J.) House of silent
hours. 24743.
Kirkpatrick (John) Tuolumne. 26164.
Kirkpatrick (L. J.) I’m looking for a
horse and buggy fellow. 22344.
Kirkpatrick (lL. P.) lLeap-year girl.
16917.
Kirkpatrick (W. A.) Benedicite. 6436.
Kirkpatrick (W. J.):
Long time ago. 21569 (309).
My fatherland. 21569 (386).
Kirkup (M. A.) Dropped veil. 21942.
Kirkwood (L. L.) Gone from my arms.
27156.
Kirley (M. A.):
Drifting on a cloud. 6818.
Take a look at my sweet. 15009.
Kirnberger (J. P.) Tanzstticke fiir
klavier. 12230.
Kirschen in nachbars garten. 11068.
Kirtland (M. M.) Folks this is New
Orleans. 6920. :
Kisco (Charley) :
Let’s cuddle
11025.
Promise with a kiss. 8474.
Sons of Sierra. 25948.
Trip to Mars. 5818.
Kiser (O. L.) As long as I live. 12951.
Kiss (R. J.):
How should I have known. 4173.
in a cozy corner.
conqueror.
To—. 383482.
Whut do ah caeh. 15367.
Kiss me quick and go. 4557.
Kissel (Edward) Every moment.
6868.
Kissell (E. G.) Two missing stars.
30048,
Kissenger (H. D.) Your heart and my
heart. 3249.
Kistler (M. E.):
Prince Gay, auto king of the na-
tion. 8469.
Sweethearts, pals of mine. 2669.
Kistner (Fr.) & C. F. W. Siegel:
Bilder vom Osning. 6450.
Drei laub auf einer linden. 31488,
31489.
Festtag. 3887.
Hymne an Deutschland. 11330.
Lustiges konzert ftir schlagzeug
und kieines orchester. 30090.
Sonate. 16349.
Sonate ftir orgel. 33232.
Spiel vom deutschen bettelmann.
12090.
Kitchens (J. D.):
Honeymoon days.
In love. 19750.
Kites (Luther) You’re natural. 30980.
Kitman (Jack) Swing band. 8895.
Kitson (C. H.) Mass in D minor.
11234.
Kate GEE ss) co: =
24733.
At the dance. - 7502.
Busy fingers. 6526.
Cielito lindo. 6616.
Evening breezes. 8426.
Exerpt from Largo. 6877.
Falling leaves. 8708.
Gid-dy ap, my pony. 7502.
Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here.
T7052.
Happiness. 7058.
Hickory dickory dock. T7776.
In the swing. 7502.
Jolly elves and gnomes.
Juanita, 7583.
Lightly row. 7740.
7578.
Little fairy’s waltz. 7764.
Little star. 7776.
Long, long, ago. 7798.
Lullaby. 8701.
Mary had a little lamb. 7920.
Moonbeams. 8007.
Off to school. 8249.
Old MacDonald. 7583.
Playmates. 8426.
Ride a cock horse. $010.
Rippling stream. 7578.
Sleep, baby sleep. 8701.
Sleighing song. 8708.
Song to baby. 7920.
Spider and the fly. 9172.
This old man. 9010.
1863
INDEX
Kitt (H. L.) co —Continued.
Tin soldiers parade. 7058.
Waltz in C major. 9172.
What does litile birdie say. 7578.
Kittelson (J. A.) Love eternal. 22722.
Kitterman (Melvin) I’m going back to
the valley where the moon plays peek-
aboo. 10615.
Kittredge (Benjamin) We brush our
teeth with calox. 23735.
Kittredge (EK. D.):
Awakening. 3374.
If I were the wind. 4872.
Prayer. 2182.
To a linnet in a cage. 5785.
Kitty Magee. 21569 (287).
Kitzinger (G. C.):
List’ning to the raindrops. 382295.
So long, ’m gonna take a walk.
23392.
Kizer (O. L.):
Honey, I’m not drunk, I’m just pre-
tending. 22215.
You tickle. 26506,
Kjer (Vilfred) :
Midnatsvalsen. 1712.
Sort og hvidt. 8787.
Kjellander (Albertina) :
In the earth made new. 27554.
Invitation. 32101.
What are these. 30864.
Kjellberg (Olle) Det var en gfang.
3719.
Kjerulf (Halfdan) :
Bridal party. 3500.
Last night. 1431.
Kjonie (Thurst) From A to Z. 19273.
Kjos (N. A.) music co. Pitts voice
class method for class and studio.
32871.
Klaar-Friedmann (Lia)
19906.
Klaer (J. M.) Why don’t you say
what’s in your heart. 30919.
Klages (Ray) It all begins and ends
with you. 27572.
Klami (Uuno) Karjalainen rapsodia.
7635.
Klasmer (Benjamin) :
Afraid of love. 24040.
Afraid of love and you. 21574.
Baltimore where rhythm begins.
18769.
Dream of love and you. 24460.
Swingin’ home. 26028,
Klatzkin (Dave):
California state highway patrol.
21746.
Won’t you dream of me. 30941.
Klau (Eli) pseud. See Klauss (Eliza-
beth)
Klaus (H. M.):
I fell in love. 7218.
Only you. 11609.
Fiinf lieder.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 3L
Klauss (Elizabeth) Someday. 12035.
Klawitter (L. F.) Seeing you all in
Memory lane. 33102.
Klein (Hmilie)
2512. /
Klein (G. A.):
Found, my dream of paradise.
16230.
Undecided ’bout things.
Klein (Grace) :
Lovely dream. 14175.
With a glance came romance. 9363.
Klein (J. J.) Dearest girl from PA.
15987.
Klein (Lou) Don’t take the sweet out
of sweetheart. 24444, 31455.
Klein (Manuel) au., and Klein (Helen)
prop. :
Adam and Eve. 3270 (3).
Dear Motherland. 3270 (187).
Dresden china plate. 3270 (153).
Every girl loves a uniform. 29189
(102).
Fair flower of Japan. 29189 (108).
Ho everyone that thirsteth. 26533
(ALT)
I'll tell the story if I may. 12862:
(236):
I’m going to sea. 29189 (188).
I’m looking for a sweetheart, and
I think you'll do. 3270 (288).
I should like to know the reason.
3270 (292).
I want to know you love me for my-
self alone. 12862 (246).
It all depends. 12862 (266).
It really was a very pretty story.
3270 (328).
It’s the little things that count in
life. 3270 (330).
Lady with the little bunch of roses..
12862 (290).
Land of birds. 21569 (293).
Little butterfly. 12862 (300).
Little lady. 38270 (377).
Meet me where the lanterns glow-
29189 (261).
Nursery rhymes. 3270 (459).
Official adviser and reminder.
(472).
Old Rhine wine. 3270 (476).
Our navy’s the best in the world.
29189 (319).
Pied Piper. 12862 (399-404).
Rollicking friars. 3270 (550).
Rowing. 3270 (556).
Sentimental Sarah. 3270 (570).
When the circus comes to town.
3270 (722).
Whole year ’round. 3270 (737).
It’s all up to you.
21173.
3270
Who’s little girl are you. 3270
(738).
Woman’s a wonderful thing. 3270
(752).
1864
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
You’re just the one I’ve waited
for. 12862 (555).
Kleinburg (George) Love's prelude.
7858.
Kleine hausmusik. 32472.
Kleinecke (M. K.) Paradise with you.
17580.
Kleinmichel. pseud. See Kern (C. W.)
Kleinschmidt (Oliver) Wounded
heart. 15517 (461).
Klemm (Gustav) :
Annapolis lullaby. 12929, 29236.
At a colonial ball. 127.
Gypsy moods. 882.
Love is calling. 1568, 1569.
Love is such a gentle thing. 20084,
20085.
Love you are my music. 7846.
Ma chérie, chére amie, I love you.
20124.
My heart keeps singing. 14878.
Klenau (Paul von) Rembrandt van
Rijn. 32978*.
Klengel (Edda):
Klagendes gedenken. 26533 (157).
Konzert. 29189 (153).
Klengel (Paul):
Humoreske. 6253 (194, 195).
Klagendes gedenken. 26533 (157).
Konzert. 29189 (153).
Klenner (John):
Carry me back to old Virginny.
330.
Harmony
896.
Rock-a-bye baby. 20674.
You are like a lovely orchid. 6158.
Kletsch (Ludwig):
Hiskristalle. 10140.
Kleines haus am Rhein.
Rosen und nelken. 17778.
Tiptop. 30745.
Vorspiel und walzer. 30831.
Wenn ein ungarmidel zum tanze
quartette — collection.
29985.
geht. 18368.
Kletzki (P. A.) Klingende farben.
32216.
Klickmann (—) Louisiana. 27793.
Klickmann (F. H.):
Every girl I get the other fellow
steals. 33904 (70).
Hay-straw. 4089.
Moon won’t tell on you. 26533
(191)
On the shores of Mindanao. 231138.
Quintuplets on parade. 2216,
23228.
Sweet Hawaiian moonlight. 30651.
Victoria gavotte. 28872.
Klika (M. A.:
I want you for me. 10716.
Night of love. 203866.
Klimek (Stephen) Rain is chasing me
back to my old home. 2224.
Kline (N. L.) Full moon shining up
above. 27115.
Klinect (L. E.)
Kling (V. O.)
21120.
Klinger (A. A.):
In a stable, in a manger.
Sweetheart mine. 30664.
Klingerman (F. E.) Don’t forget me.
19099.
Klingstedt (H. O. and V. W.)
cabin in the pines. 382328.
Klitchko (Frank):
Crasey jas. 13212.
Just a little kiss will do. 13956.
Moonlight on Biscayne’ Bay.
25370.
Sunny town.
Klohr (J. N.):
Beaux yeux. 3270 (52).
Onward Christian soldiers.
(486).
Klondike Annie.
Kloos (EK. K.)
Klosterjiger (Der)
Klous (TT. B.)
14183.
Klun (Karl) au., and Klun (Rosina)
prop.:
At friends with life.
Cadences. 29356.
Day. 31399.
Going up to London. 19318.
Over the hills and far away.
30370.
Road song. 33008. |
Something old and something new.
33226.
Spring and the fall.
Twilight. 30789.
Wait. 33598.
Wet lilacs. 33649.
Wind on the rye. 21420.
Knab (Armin) Lindegger
16973.
Knapp (A. I.)
5613.
Knapp (C. H.)
Knapp (J. W.):
In a candy shop. 4882.
Skies. 25889.
Too good to be true.
32070.
Log
26004.
3270
6599, 7757, 7986, 8244.
For my sake. 24578.
2696.
Love’s awakening.
18730.
20881.
lindler.
Stupid little Cupid.
Last song. 11004.
Just imagine you love me. 16855.
Knapp (N.-E.):
Flowers bring memories. 6917.
My beautiful rose of Ireland.
11351.
Knight (A. F.)
8766.
Knight (C. M.) Dark dusk. 29455.
Knight (Chas.) Too bad. 12374.
Knight (BE. E.) jr. You ain’t lyin’.
18555.
Song of the Pilgrims.
1865
INDEX
Knight (Ernie) See Knight (E. E.) jr.
Knight (G. H.) Miniature suite. 7979.
Knight (J. A.) Living in the past.
14128.
Knight (J. P.):
Green lights, red lights. 31712.
I’ve lost my heart to you. 19680.
Long shadows. 7799.
Knight (M. B.) Dark dusk. 29455.
Knight (Vincent) O clap your hands,
all ye peoples. 23055.
Knighton (Harl) Drifting with you.
3804.
Knighton (Henry) Spiritual hymns.
33259.
Knighton (Juanita) I feel it dear.
22259.
Knisely (H. R.):
I’m running away from heaven.
2353.
Last waltz to-night. 16909.
Shame on you. 23333.
Knisely (Morris) Last waltz to-night.
16909.
Kniskern (P. M.):
Flight of the air flivver.
I’ve got to jam for
24905.
Tempo of the waltz.
Knott (lL. M.):
In my direction. 32076.
Unless you know it’s true. 12471.
24566.
my bread.
8940.
Knott (Rob) Grandpapa said to
grandmama. 859.
Knotts (H. V.) Im hopefully afraid,
7311.
Fancy fingers.
I’m falling in love.
Knowles (Burn)
Knowles (J. E.):
I let you go. 1084.
Landon for President.
Pour quois [sic], cherie.
Knowles (M. R.)
30863.
Knowlton (BH. L.):
After all you’re such a lovely lady.
6272.
Oh, lady, be nice to me.
Pardon me. 11646.
Knox (A. L.) Lazy swing. 14031.
Knox (Avis) In a little out of way
place. 7455.
Knox (Clarice) :
Angel voices.
19210.
29995.
2176.
What a mystery.
2006.
15517 (8).
Bubble and the sunbeam. 21569
(50).
Come along up in the flip flap.
18648 (78).
Georgie took me walking in the
park. 15517 (118).
Hold me just a little bit tighter.
18648 (167).
I am longing for someone to love
me. 15517 (150).
pt. lI, n.s., v. 31
I seem to see you everywhere.
18648 (184).
It’s my thistle. 18648 (200).
Just as the brook flows.
(210).
There’s one thing sets me crazy—
that’s the girls. 18648 (348).
What has that man Harrigan done.
18648 (380).
Knox (EK. L.) Out of the west—into
18648
my heart. 23142,
Knox (G. L.):
Child of the promise. 29189 (58).
Rockin’ time. 9509 (621), 15517
(315-318).
Kknox (Helen) When I get you under
the moon. 9258.
Knox (J. A.) Two brown eyes. 26174.
Knox (V. A.) When I hear you say I
do. 6007.
Knudsen (Johan
Knudsen (Johan)
Knudson (C. A.) Valley of unbroken
dreams. 2892.
Kntimann (Jo):
Russiseh. 20706.
Tanzrhapsodie. 20991.
Knipfer (Sebastian) :
Es will die Galathe. 6854.
O heller glantz, du gtildnes licht.
8237.
Kob (C. L.):
I’ve got the blues, for my old Ken-
tuecky home. 16652.
My window of dreams. 20333.
Kobin (Otto). F. A. HE. 233138.
Koblensky (A. K.):
Beautiful girl of
29289.
Goodbye waltz. 7010.
Hey! Stop kissin’ my sister. 29731.
I’m ashamed to do it ’neath the
Hye-) See Hye-
my dreams,
moon. 7288.
Koblensky (F. J.) Vote for Roosevelt.
26222.
Koblensky (Kay) See Koblensky
(A. K.)
Koblik (Natan) Mood. 17229.
Koblis (Stanley) Summer moon.
14941.
Koch (C, H.):
Four little letters. 13431.
March of victory. 20151.
Koch (Fred) Tyrian. 12449.
Koch (i. M.):
Build me a home beside a babbling
brook. 9784.
Kohalan love song. 27659.
Soft winds follow thee. 28538.
Strains of a Spanish guitar. 28598.
Welcome to Kohala. 28933.
World needs music. 29089.
Koch (Markus) Concerto grosso in C
moll. 3645.
1866
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kochaj tylko mnie. 14007, 14279, 22849.
Deuxieéme concerto.
Kochanski (Paul)
13272.
Kochmann (Julius) :
Deutsche midels. 534.
Jasminstrauss. 19833.
Kameradschaftsgeist. 19888.
Kochmann (Spero) Kameradschafts-
geist. 19888.
Koeot (L. J.):
Gypsies. 13511.
If thou still thy mother hast.
13828.
Portrait. 14615.
Sleep my baby. 14818.
Kocourek (F. O.):
Don’t muss my hair. 21902.
I’ve lost the key to your heart.
16657.
Kocourek (W. F.):
All dolled up. 15542.
Don’t muss my hair. 566, 21902.
For you — it’s a pleasure. 6924.
Is it any wonder. 4438.
Kodaly (Zoltan) :
Aged. 3286.
Alten. 12908.
Ballettmusik. 18767, 18768.
Birthday greeting. 3459.
Jesus and the traders. 19836.
Too late. 5800.
Zu spit. 15514.
Koechlin (Ch.)
Koehler (C. A.)
Koehler (C. F.)
Kohler (Louis)
the pianoforte.
Koehler (Ted) :
He was a dandy. 29716.
Let’s dance and dream. 27702.
Koelbel (D. A.):
I dream of you no more.
Tango. 8922.
Why can’t I stop dreaming of you.
21390,
Koelling (Carl)
(Franz) prop.:
Hungary. 38270 (270, 271).
Sailor’s song and hornpipe.
(558).
Second serenade. 3270 (566).
Koen (M. G.) I’m playin’ second fid-
dle to you. 22351.
Konemann (Feodor) Neath our earth,
in gloomy Hades. 15517 (267).
Si tu le veux. 11967.
Melody band. 20182.
Donkey trot. 16050.
Practical method for
18648 (288, 289).
19540.
au., and Koelling
3270
Koenig (L. E.) I love to dance.
19595.
Konig mit dem regenschirm. 3325,
4784.
Konigshofer (Franz) : 5
Heimatkeinge aus Osterreich.
19436.
Regiment ruft. 32975.
Konigstiger. 17827,
Ké6pmiinnen i nordens Venedig. 5078,
8944.
Koepman (C. D.) Hitch your wagon
to a great big star. 4139.
Koepp (C. M.) Raising of Lazarus.
32958.
Korner (T. A.) Instrumentations-
tabelle. 16769.
Kotschau (Joachim) Serenade. 8644.
Kotscher (Edmund) :
Das war zum schénen sommerzeit
am Rhein. 15971.
Ja, so ein ra-da-di-dum .. .
Notenhochzeit. 20383.
Koffler (J6zef) :
Quatre poémes. 29987.
Variations. 30816.
Koga (Masao):
Japanese serenade. 27598.
Rare are these hours. 28335.
Kogen (Harry):
Hale and hearty. 29692.
If this is love. 138827.
Jamboree. 10899.
Kiss in the moonlight.
29978.
My serenade. 11430.
Romance is in the air. 11853.
We can huddle at home. 28909.
When it’s spring in San Marino.
12615.
Kohlberg (JMrs.)
3841.
10897.
27654,
Eternal love. 3840,
Kohler (A. M.):
Carmen. 327.
Dream girl beguiling. 589.
Kohler (BE. J.) Star of the Texas
trail. 2581.
Kohler (Louis) Sonatina album.
26533. (270).
Kohlmann (Clarence) :
At dawning. 6354*.
Babe divine. 24127.
Heralds of the sky. 29725.
Many waters. 38270 (405).
Rejoice. 8521.
Silent night. 30548.
Sprightly and gay. 23488.
Worthy is the Lamb. 9392.
Youth for the kingdom. 15504.
Kohn (M. H.) When the little girl
you think of, thinks of you. 15517
(446).
Kohuth (Louis)
love. 22317.
Kokesch (D. B. P.):
Dear old New York, home city—
I’m completely in
I love you. 15985.
Every day is mother’s day to me.
692.
I'll never stand another thing any-
more from you. 1054.
When snow is falling. 26319.
1867
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 31
Kokkinos (Nick) :
Hicha mian agape.
Lemonaki. 1445.
Loulouka. 1552.
Kol nidre. 27660.
Kolan (Stanley)
. 8980.
Kolar (lL. E.)
8465.
Kolar (Victor) :
Bagatelle. 24142.
Belle Isle. 24166.
Canzone della sera. 24252.
Fair land of mine. 24535.
Ford victory march. 24583.
1445.
Tears in the rain.
Pretty little bluebird.
In memory of a friend. 24969.
Moslem temple. 25378.
Optimist. 25611.
Slovakia. 25896.
Viennese-American. 26211.
Kolb (Charlotte) Why can’t dreams
go on forever. 18474.
Kolb (N. J.) Why do I get a thrill,
dear. 6089.
Kolberg (lL. C.) Eternal love.
Kolehmainen (R. I.)
moon told me. 8921.
Koleszar (Daniel) When your love
divine ain’t mine. 15850.
Kolian (KE. M.) Beautiful desert moon.
18780.
Kolladis (J. H.)
5667.
Koller (J. E.) Eyeful of you. 21994.
Kollie’s music house. Hide Thou me.
19450.
Kollmaneck (Ferd.)
9396, 15421, 21460.
Kkollo (W.) Pour plaire aux femmes.
23199*.
Kollo (Walter):
Berlin wie es weint, Berlin wie es
lacht. 31158.
Miidel ahoi. 32413.
Wilde Auguste. 20921.
Kollo (Willi) Denkst du noch manch-
mal an damals. 3712.
Kolman (J. M.):
Kangaroo-polka. Z5(C94.
Merry-go-round. 22821.
Komasa (Walter) Days
31405.
Kominsky (Irving):
I’ve got a mortgage on you. 24901.
When will my agony end. 26334.
Komodie der irrungen. 52218.
Komzak (Karl) :
An der schonen gritinen Narenta.
12923.
Girls of Baden. 29189 (132).
Konig (EHdward):
Chaperone. 3270 (92).
Electric signs. 29189 (95).
24512.
-Tale the blue
Take it from me.
Wunsch dir was.
of yore.
Fair co-ed.
(161).
I would like some information.
29189 (193).
It’s money. 2918) (214).
Marcelle. 12862 (323).
My truant heart. 29189 (290).
Queen of the one ring show. 29189
(347).
Weak little woman. 29189 (458).
Whip song. 29189 (474).
Konopinski (Mack) In my lovely
dreams of you. 13848.
Konstantinoff (K.):
3270 «(179), 12862
Carnaval. 28448.
Coneerto. 10982.
Port Said. 14614.
Vienne. 2915.
Konze (EH. H.) Love moon of mine.
11154.
Koogle (EK. L.) Win with Landon.
21416, 21417.
Koontz (YV.
2556.
Kopezynsky (H. J.)
love you so. 2663.
Koper (J. W.):
L.) South’rn lullaby.
Sweetheart, I
Heaven’s door. 24704.
Mimi Lee. 30163.
Susan Brown. 28629.
Kopf (Jack):
Hand in hand in love. 27210.
Hang your troubles on a clothes-
line. 10870.
I’m gonna thank the moon. 13705.
It’s mighty sweet of you to be so
sweet to me. 10874.
Just a week ago to-night. 10936.
Just skip it. 22581.
Lazy boy. 11006.
More you hate me, the more I seem
to eare. 20242.
My heart’s in danger. 11390.
My little fellow. 28037.
Sweet on you. 33324.
What diff’rence does it make to
you. 26272.
When Vm walking with you.
18410.
When I’m wrapped in your arms.
21317.
When love is new and the moon
is low. 18420.
When Santa Claus comes around.
28980.
When the waves hug the shore, I'll
be huggin’ you. 9287.
Youll never get along that way.
15454.
Youre the dearest thing to my
heart. 15481.
You’re the person that I mean.
21534.
1868
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kopolyoff (André) Alleluia! Christ is
risen. 3311, 3312.
Kopp (R. F.):
Cradle hymn to the Child Jesus.
29488.
There’s a home in the mountain.
5741.
Koppel (H. D.) Klaverkoncert nr. 1.
32214.
Koppell (Al.) In a little inn way out
in Indiana. 10782.
Koprivsek (J. W.) jr.
1020.
Kopyloff (Alexander)
prayer, O God. 27235.
Korban (August) :
Let’s be friends. 7707.
We've got our bonus now. 18355.
Kordus (P. F.):
I never knew what moonlight is
for. 10679.
O, it’s springtime again.
I gotta go.
Hear my
1992.
Twenty-five years have _ passed
away. 12427.
Korman (J. A.) Alleluia, Christ is
born. 58.
Korngold (EK. W.):
Bye and bye. 31220.
Fisherman song. 6908.
Give us this night. 6977.
I mean to say I love you.
7342.
Music in the night. 4916.
Music in the night, and laughter
in the air. 8051.
My love and I. 8115.
Sorrento song. 8785.
4315,
Sweet melody of night. S880.
Tankard of ale. 33366.
Korrinas (Kostas) Skliri karthia.
25890.
Kors (lL. B.) Lovely waltzes. 27826.
Korsakoff (Mischa) Viens... 12501.
Korslund (Norman) Happy waltz.
19402.
Korson (George) Miner sings. 20199.
Kortbein (1. A.) What makes a
dream. 28948.
Kortehmaroff (M.) F. D. R.
Kortum (L. H.):
Love is a day in spring. 25243.
Lover’s lovely strain. 14182.
Kosakenbraut (Die) T7660.
Kosakoff (R. V.):
Bagatelle. 13025, 15686.
Bourrée. 13518.
Curious story. 13221.
Dance eaprice. 13503.
Ecossaise. 15687, 18791.
Etude. 16390.
Grandmother’s minuet. 13504.
Prelude in C major and Prelude
in C minor. 12980.
Presto agitato. 14255.
21995.
Kot w worku.
Solfeggietto. 14845.
Two dances. 15690.
Vivace. 13541.
Kosehel (A. U.)
Kosen (M. 8S.)
Kosh (J. R.)
33215.
Koshetz (Alexander )
7087, 317138.
Kosma (Joseph)
Kossky (J. B.):
I found a heaven in two shades of
blue. 7214.
There’s a lady in my heart.
Kost’al (Erno) :
Hulan. 24758.
Rose von Granada. 14709.
Kostecka (W. E.) My paradise with
Co-op song. 9914.
In spite of all. 167837.
Some place in Arizona.
Griddle cakes.
Chants du Ghetto.
5742.
you. 11420.
Kosydar (John) That sweetheart of
mine, 5727.
Zao oe Lope:
Kotel (Martin):
Love with your heart and soul.
1574.
My dream girl. 14361.
Kottaun (Celian) Billy Blowhard.
12862 (54).
Kountz (Richard):
Little French clock. 50036.
When old friends meet again.
26314.
Ikoutzen (Leo)
Koval (Joseph)
Koval (Sam) pseud.
(Sam)
Kowalski
83052.
Kowler (S. R.)
York. 13854.
Kozar (J. J.) Just one dance. 25087.
Kozora (J. A.) Audrey. 15631.
Krachtus (John) :
Apollo. 15595.
Barearolle. 8250.
Bavarian laendlers album. 15668.
Dream of love. 32296, 32297.
Flying squadron. 16208.
Jolly accordionist. 7577.
Light cavalry. 32281.
March of the bersaglieri.
Menuet. 17176.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
33047.
’O sole mio. 8248.
Sousa’s favorite march book.
17986.
Violin song. 5894.
Ev’ry-where. 3861.
See Kavalsky
(Henry) Salut 4 Pesth.
In the far off New
32424,
Kraft (H. A.):
Largo. 16905.
Songs my mother taught me.
25942.
Krahl (V. E.):
Bees in my bonnet. 29296.
1869
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Krahl (V. E.)—Continued.
My second-hand gal. 1897.
Krakeur (Jacques) 2d:
Struttin’ to Sutton Place.
28608.
When a lady meets a gentleman
down south. 21303, 21304.
You’re toots to me. 6217.
Kramer (A. W.):
Danse espagnole. 18648 (92).
Epilogue. 6852.
Gavotte. 24031 (52).
Kramer (Freda) :
Boondoggle ballad. 15750.
Don’t ever say good-bye. 29496.
Hail to the City of New York.
19389, 19390.
I saw a falling star. 22386.
Imitation of life. 22450, 22451.
My kingdom for a queen. 30230.
There’s a new meaning. 30716.
You're pretending. 21528, 29154.
Kramer (R. A.) Step by step I’m
climbing up the stairs of love. 5591.
Kramer (T. P.) Dancing in the moon-
25994,
light. 15948, 19022.
Kramer (W. J.) What more could
anyone do. 5979.
Kramm (L. W.):
Living on our love. 7782.
My little story book. 8:11.
My school of love. 8140.
Kramm (Max) Lovely is spring. 7849.
Krams (Evelyn):
Cupid on the run. 3667.
Tve a hunch. 4330.
Krane (Walter) pseud. See Kreinbring
(W. F.)
Kranowski (Igo)
31233.
Kranz (Albert) :
Finnische volkstinze.
Caty Swiat to nuci.
3900.
Ich fahr wohl tiber ein see. 32026,
32027.
Klosterbritider und lumpenbauern.
32217.
Konzert. 4567.
Kurze pastoral-messe. 7662.
Maria sass am rocken. 30121.
Mein Johann Strauss-album. 20177.
Melodische stticke aus den orgel-
chordilen und klavier-suiten.
24132, 24133.
Melodische stticke aus orgelwerken.
25318-25321, 25330.
O freude tiber freude. 30307.
Rund um Deutschland. 30489.
Schafermidchen, komm mit mir.
33074.
Siisser Christ und Herre mein.
30641.
Troubadour. 26202, 26203.
Wohlauf, gen Bethlehem. 30937.
Zweites offertorium. 33902.
Kranz (Walter) Id like to make a
lucky strike with you. 19532.
Krasel (Paul) Trumpeter of the fort.
21569 (570).
Kratzer (Edward) :
Jesus cares for me. 7570.
Jesus is calling, oh, sinner come.
HOC.
Kraus (G. J.):
Better and better each day. 3449.
Deep down in my heart. 518.
Gretel. 4035.
I remember I forgot.
Kraus (T. H.):
Moon’s our home. 20228.
When Mollie mixes muffins for tea.
3038.
Kraus (V. H.)
30262.
Krause (Bob) See Krause (J. R.)
Krause (George) :
Love in paradise.
Waltz with me. 21231.
Krause (J. R.) Lullaby. 11185.
Krause (N. P.) Dance romance.
Kraushaar (Raoul):
4323.
My theme of love.
20079.
474.
Mi pollera. 4840.
Panamania. 5194.
Krebs (Elmer) Hideaway home.
22192.
Kreckel (P. G.):
Sing and cheer for Notre Dame.
30552.
Wedding march. 30857.
Krehbiel (M. R.) You ean’t do what I
want you to do. 9424.
Kreider (H. E.) Cottage in the valley.
26844.
Kreider (V. H.) You may have faults
but I never see them. 26467.
Krein (Julien) Piéce 4 la mémoire de
Paul Dukas. 23180.
Kreinbring (W. F.) Greater New York
anthem. 22136.
Kreiser (Edward) auw., and Kreiser
(L. MM.) prop. Memories. 6253
(316).
Kreisler (Fritz) :
Caprice viennois. 321, 3542, 21754.
Kind begins. 19170.
King steps out. 32206.
Learn how to lose. 25138.
Liebesfreud. 4636, 22644, 30025. .
Liebesleid. 4637.
Madly in love. 17106.
Old refrain. 5128, 23092.
Polichinelle. 20569, 23194.
Précieuse. 2184.
Rigaudon. 2487.
Schén Rosmarin. 5408, 23311.
Siciliano. 2487.
14919.
23546.
26284.
Stars in my eyes.
Tambourin chinois.
What shall remain.
1870
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Kreitzberg (Yasha)
dear child. 19753.
Krekleon (L. B.):
So alone with the girl. 25907.
Sweetheart, I’ve gotta go home.
23512.
You’re my one-man’s song. 23988.
Kremer (C. W.) San Francisco-Oak-
land bay bridge march. 30499.
Kremer (Curt) :
Crying in the rain. 18999.
Try tappin’. 933511, 33512.
Kremer (Theodora) Kiss I stole from
you. 1398.
Ikremser (Eduard)
giving. 30428.
KYenek (Ernst) :
Ball bei Prinz Eugen. 3401.
Fragmente aus dem _ biihnenwerk
Karl V. 29616.
Krenger (J. A.) au., and Krenger (L.
L.) prop. Juju. 27612.
Krentzlin (H. R.) unterrichtsverlag.
Hinftihrung in die klassiker. 3824.
Krentzlin (Richard) : ;
Hinftihrung in die klassiker. 3824.
In der maiennacht. 9509 (331).
Rosetta. 9509 (630).
Tanzendes rokoko. 30688.
Zigeunerweisen. 9509 (822).
Kreppein (Albert) Romance in March.
11852.
Prayer of thanks-
Krevs (A. F.):
Oh! what’s the use of romance.
17465.
Silver wings in the moonlight.
14793.
Kreps (J. C.):
Pennsylvania home. 11666.
Whippoorwill. 9307, 15358.
KIsxresa (Helmy) :
Breathless. 21726.
Dream time. 24464.
Hands full o’ swing. 22156.
It was a sad night in Harlem.
19826, 22525.
Kress (W. E.) I never knew. 31975.
Kresz (N. D. de):
Fugue. 12977.
Jigs. 13519;
Kretschmer (Hubert)
bliih’n die blumen.
Kkkreuder (Peter):
Blindekuh. 21708, 29323.
In der heide
19745.
Dort, wo du_ hingehst. 21908,
28503.
Hundertzehn. 29760.
Ich spiir’ in mir. 7425.
Meine freundin Josefine. 30137.
Nur eine stunde. 8232.
Philipp. 30402.
Kreutzberg (Thomas)
a smile at you. 15302.
When I smile
126829—37——_24
In memories of vu} Kreutzer (—):
Canzonetta. 26750.
Courante. 26849.
Dramatica. 26966.
Elegie. 27018.
Fantasie. 28412.
Marcia. 284138.
Prelude. 28414.
Rondo. 28415.
Scherzo. 28416.
Study. 28417.
Kficka (Jaroslav) Cireus. 29407.
Krieg (Melita) Dancer. 13228.
Krieger (Adam) ‘O pretty shepherdess.
30309.
Krieger (H. S.):
Don’t ever leave me. 6780.
Gallop, gallop, gallop, they keep on
running. 22079.
Shadows in the moonlight. 11943.
When it’s night time down in Har-
lem. 9278.
Krieger (Joseph) Gypsy melody.
19379.
Kriens (Christiaan) :
Old court dance. 24031 (151).
Perpetual motion. 24031 (158).
Polichinelle. 20569.
Kriens (M. C.):
Old court dance.
Perpetual motion.
Kriger (Ben) :
Swingin’ home. 26028.
There’s something in the wind.
15088.
Krinsky (Herman) :
Afterthoughts.
Dancing, dancing.
Forever. 13426.
Good-night, good luck, my sSweet-
heart. 19337.
I'll break their hearts first.
24081 (151).
24031 (158).
12884.
15944.
24813.
Tll give my decision to _ love.
13661.
I’m gonna hang my head in shame.
13708.
I was too sure of you. 138900.
If my eyes are deceiving me.
24942.
If you came ina dream. 19724.
In the shadows of night. 10814.
It’s a privilege, a pleasure and an
honor. 13894.
It’s on the tip of my _ tongue.
10877.
It was so lovely, wasn’t it. 13920.
Jo-an. 13937.
Love takes an intermission. 25260.
Mistaken. 14278.
My foolish heart. 22918.
My Gypsy love. 14874.
Perhaps. 14578.
Song you sang to me.
Sooner or later. 23417.
12066.
1871
INDEX
pt.dH, 0..S...V. ot
Krinsky (Herman )—Continued.
Tell me a story. 15027.
When Hawaii ealls. 15294.
Kroeger (H. R.):
Hurdy gurdy. 4183.
Path in the woods. 2118.
Kroeger (Edwin) Crazy conversation.
6684.
Kroeger (Ruth)
6684.
Kroesing (Lottie)
21134.
Krogmann (C. W.):
Areadian lullaby. 9509 (19).
Dandelion. 9509 (170).
Drummer-boy. 26998.
Fairy spinning song. 9509 (216).
Crazy conversation.
Tribute to mother.
Féte des fleurs. 9509 (224).
Fir-tree. 27072.
Sunbeam and the shadow. 9509
(716).
Krogol (Edward) Honey, please come
home to me. 24781.
Krohn (E. C.) Virtuoso pianist. 2921.
Kroll (Bob) Zoom-zoom. 3262, 32638.
KXrome (Hermann) :
Hummel-hummel, hummel-hummel
mit humor. 31836.
Steeple chase. 28593.
Krome (1. P.) He said not a murmur-
ing word. 29715.
Kromer (C.) Griisse an die heimat.
7040.
Kromer’ (Oskar) Priludium und
Fugue. 32895.
Krommer (Auguste) Beleved of my
heart. 24169.
Kronberg (August) :
Now they’re dancing the stream-
line. 32715.
You’re not the only pebble on the
beach. 26490.
‘Krone (M. T.):
Agnus Dei. 15534.
Choral recreations. 29393.
Festival prelude. 15218.
Hospodi pomilui. 29753.
Timor et tremor. 21101.
Wake, awake. 18757.
‘Kronk (Al) Carry me back to old
Virginny. 381260.
-Kronke (Emil):
Bereeuse. 33904 (20).
Gavotte gracieuse. 33904 (91).
Prélude de concert. 33904 (248).
Valse mignonne. 33904 (319, 320).
‘Kronold (Hans) aw. and Kronold
(Sophie) prop.:
Air religieuse [sic] 29189 (2).
Vision de ma mére. 29189 (453).
Kroon (V. E.) Fox hunt. 24591.
Kropp (M. L.):
Love’s dream rose. 25270.
Mother and dad. 30189.
That New York swing. 338391.
Kross (Emil) Art of bowing. 33904
(14).
Kross (F. H.) Am I in love. 9572,
Kruger (—) Honolulu. 31816.
Krueger (Bennie) Sunday. 8860.
Kritzfeldt (Hugo) Vorwirts in die
neue zeit. 18305.
Kruger (A. R.) Old home trail that
leads to my home town. 28167.
Kruger (Joseph) :
Can’t get enough of the summer
sun. 13127.
Just counting time since you went
away. 138967.
S. 0. S. 14719.
Kruger (R. W.) Beyond the _ sea.
29313.
Kruger (Walter) Underneath the spell
of the moon. 33559.
Krugh (J. B.) You know who. 26457.
Krumbharr (H. W.):
Boat song. 9509 (74).
Forgotten land. 9509 (238).
Gladness. 16279.
Krupa (Jene) Swing is here. 20959.
Krupifski (W.) :
Czy pamietasz malefika kawiar-
enke. 13224, 15506.
Na jedno stowo ezekam. 8154, 8155.
Pensjonarka. 22082, 23174.
Twe oczy modwia kocham. 7975,
15162.
Twoje kwiaty. 15174, 15175.
ycie jest jak btekit nieba. 15516.
Krupka (Michael)
Krupp (D. D.):
Dream of love. 591.
I don’t want your sympathy. 1008.
If I should go away. 1201.
Jeanette. 1320.
My wonderful one.
Manda. 22771.
1916.
Old fashioned mother. 2023.
Our last waltz together. 5178.
Say it’s true. 2368.
Smile away your tears. 2484.
We are the pirates bold. 2956.
Why can’t you fall in love with me.
3091.
You are the answer to all my
dreams. 3184.
You know, I know. 3200.
Kruse (M. A.) Down the valley of
love. 10074.
Kryl (Bohumir) :
Josephine. 24031 (101).
King Carneval. 24031 (107).
Krystofik (Andrew) Don’t say good-
night so early dear to-night. 26953.
Kube (Ludwig) I’m going home where
the cattle roam. 22325.
Kubinszky (Richard) Accordeon-du-
ette. 29192.
1872
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
NE ———————————————————— EEE
Kuchis (John)
for more starlight.
Kudisch (Alexis) :
Clown. 18947.
My sacred childhood. 28066.
Kuebler (W. C.) Follow the roadway
19580.
of love. 29602.
Kiichler (Ferdinand) Concertino.
31330.
Kiiek (Hans) Jeder hat ein kleines
stammlokal. 32151.
Kuell (H. K.) Never forgotten old
cotton days. 23008.
Kiinneke (Eduard) :
Des soldaten pflicht ist die liebe.
16005.
Immerzu singt mein herz deinem
herzen zu. 16705.
Konzert as-dur. 7658.
Romantische ouverture.
Tanzerische suite. 5664.
Kuerzinger (Franz) Little cabin by a
lake of blue. 27788.
Kiissel (Robert) :
Soldaten-kameraden. 12019.
Wir trinken alle heut brtiderschaft.
12705.
Kuester (EH. H.) Words. 21450.
Akiister (Herbert) Mein friulein, nicht
so stolz. 20176.
Kufferath (C.):
Pour Titine. 17653.
Toujours comme ¢a. 12380.
Voici mon cceur. 12513.
Kugier (A. P.) Tribute to the late
- senator, Huey P. Long. 5815.
Kuhlau (Friedrich) Sonatinas.
(271, 272);
Kuhn (Alex) Why don’t you change
your mind about me. 15578.
Kuhn (Conrad) Sweetheart you have
enough to do. 14978.
Kuhn (M. E.) Hold me so close to
your heart. 16418.
Kuhn (8. 8.):
Check, check, a hundred per cent.
29383.
My love. 14400.
Sing it. 5481.
Kuhnau (Johann) :
Streit zwischen David und Goliath.
30635.
4 petits morceaux. 4569.
Kuhns (James) Oh baby. 5094,
Kuitula (Goldie) Sweet living mem-
ory. 20946.
Kulaszewicz (D. A.):
8572.
26533
Hear that band. 13552, 163872.
Naughty little girl, -yoo! hoo.
32647.
Kules (S. A.):
I’ve got everything but you. 4836,
16650
Neyer. 11469.
Tll dust off the stars} Kulick (Michael)
What if I did fall
in love with you. 26277.
Kulig (P. A.) Swing it brother, sister.
18071.
Kullak (Ernst) :
Im fjord. 15517 (176).
Pierrot tanzt. 24031 (161).
Kulp (I. H.) Vacation days. 26194.
Kulp (Lida) Hearth glow. 10404.
Kumle (1. M.):
Moonlight upon Lake Springfield.
11315.
Oh, you lovely baby. 11552.
Roaming in Dreamland with you.
17753.
Kumm (Paul)
(15).
Kummer (A. M.) Longing for mother
and home. 11117, 17039.
Kummer (Clare) :
River road. 118384.
See also Henry (C. K.)
Kummer (F. A.) Dix études trans-
cendantes. 18772.
Kumming (S. E.)
my dreams, you're mine.
Kun (Ladislas) :
Flight of the bumble bee. 3908.
Good-by beloved Napoli. 10324-
10326.
Hobby horses. 12415, 12416.
My good inother. 11383, 11384.
On time. 9685, S686.
They are mowing. 15091.
Waltz, as you dreamily dance.
26709.
Kunkel (Charles) :
Intermezzo sinfonico.
Trovatore. 15206.
Kunkel (Jacob):
Gems of Scotland. 13454.
Heather bells. 13560.
Kunkel (M. S.) Kunkel’s practical
method for Hawaiian guitar. 10985.
Kunselman (F. H.) Covered wagon
trail. 26850.
Kuolema. 6253 (495),
335(3.
Kurezodyna (Lillian) How can
say you love me. 24746.
Kureen (KH. 8.) Good morning dear
Jan. 19834.
Kurier des Zaren.
Kurke (Miriam) :
Hail to you, New York City, you’re
our town. 10364.
Waltzing thru life with you.
Kurtz (Edward)
2920.
Kurtz (G. E.)
An der Weser. 6253
In the stillness of
1250.
32437.
15517 (415),
you
10119.
12535.
Violin song method.
Playing Hide-and-go-
seek with love. 14602.
Kurtz, Gia) :
If this is love. 32047.
Trite but very tragic. 33502.
1873
INDEX
Kurtz (Manny):
In the timberland of old Wyoming.
7503.
My heart is back again.
Rain on the range. 2225.
Kurtze (Jack) We'll all be happy on
the Townsend plan. 15251.
1837.
Kurtzweil (Hyman) Break of my
heart. 26714.
Kuruehki (Boris) When I’m gone from
you. 9261.
Kurz (Adolf) Kochaj. 1406.
Kurz (W. K.) LL. A. 8S. A. C. A. N. A.
1412, 4571, 4572.
Love is a topic for
midnight sun.
Kurzon (Alvin)
two. 11142.
Kusby (Case and Eddie) :
It’s the start of a new romance.
22520.
Love is ev’rywhere. 11143.
Kuse (Bob) Love at first sight. 4716.
Kuse (O. J.) Love at first sight. 4716.
Kush (lL. A.) Echo of your last good
bye. 639.
Kustenbauder (lL. E.) Silvery stream.
20775.
Kutras (G. D.) My honeymoon in
heaven. 4964.
Kutschera (Alois) Garden of the
moon. 784.
Kuygek (Hlla) Meet me at the gate.
22802.
Kuyper (Elisabeth) Hymne an die ar-
beit. 29766.
Kuzel (John):
He’s my sweet banana. 31765.
New York City, my New York City.
17401.
Kuzniewski (Ben) Alone with my
shadow. 64.
Kuzuhara (lL. H.):
Let the world smile on you. 32269.
Song with the unwritten words.
17979.
Tapping rhythms.
Unfinished blues.
18097.
864.
Kuzyns (Marie) Gypsy lovers. 22142.
Kvelve (Rudolf) Sea poem. 14746.
Kwiecinski (T.):
Kacik. 13984.
Kobieta szuka mitoSci. 25116,
25117.
Milcz serce, milez.
To byt tylko flirt. 18203, 28768.
Kycek (L. J.) I never knew that I
loved you, until we parted. 7352.
Kyle (C. C.) Farther with Christ.
31561.
Kyra (Countess) See Sibué du Col
(Countess K. M. S.)
Kyte (Florence) :
22832, 26668.
I dare you to forget. 13633.
Oranges. 8344.
You are in my heart. 33823.
18
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8b
Laase (G. H.) Love will come. 14174.
Laaser (C. L.):
Paper waltz. 8367.
Red man. 8510.
Then Ill be yours.
Laaser (C. S.):
Gypsy pilot.
Hooey dats fun.
Labanchi (Gaetano)
2735.
24656.
13589.
Thirty-three con-
cert etudes.- 16987.
Labbé (Marcel) Tout mon amour.
33478.
Labecki (Emily) :
All you need to do is touch my
hand. 956.
Cabin in a little town. 6536.
Incidentally, I love you. 7511.
Standing alone in the rain. 8814.
Three hearts. 5772.
La Belle (Lee) Honey Lu. 19476.
Labitzky (August) Dream of the
Shepherdess. 29516.
La Brier (Avice) All alone with a
broken heart. 24055.
Labriola (Antony) What’s that? Oh
yeah. 26288.
Labroca (Mario) Sonata. 29990.
Lacey (H. J.) pseud. See Hall (J. L.)
Lacey (L. L.) Hello. 7097.
Lacey (M. H.) Melody of spring.
7948.
Lachaume (Aimé) Madame Mal-
brough. 9509 (483).
Lacheta (Antoinette) Write me news.
23919.
Lachner (Franz) When I know what
you know. 6253 (267).
Lack (B. M. V. T.):
Méthode élémentaire de _ piano.
15517 (246).
Mutine. 9509 (508).
Lack (Theodore) :
Lack album. 24031 (109).
Méthode élémentaire de
15517 (246).
Mutine. 9509 (503).
Saltarelle. 29189 (367).
Lackenbauer (William) :
Good old moon. 7009.
I’m holding the world in my arms.
7310.
Million dreams from now.
Lackey (A. D.)
good-bye. 29047.
Lackey (Dolly) See Lackey (A. D.)
Lackey (W. R.) There’s going to be a
piano.
CoGze
Why must we say
rainbow... 15084.
La Clede (W. N.) God’s love now fills
my soul. 3998.
Lacome (Marc):
Bercelonnette. 9509 (57, 58).
Douce maison. 9509 (185).
Lacome (Paul):
Bercelonnette. 9509 (57, 58).
law
(4
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
9509 (185).
6253 (111).
Douce maison.
EHstudiantina.
Lacon (lL. B.):
My heart owns
4958.
Suzette. 14954*.
Lacour (Lucien de) French line. 3948.
Lacour (M. S8.):
Bubbling in my soul. 29845.
I have good news for you. 29787.
I just want to tell you it’s fine.
29791.
Jesus touched my heart.
Sing, sing. 30554.
LaCroix (Zoe):
As you grow old. 31068.
I know, you're lovely and beauti-
Tul? -3F902.
Old fashioned girl. 5114.
That's the picture of my baby.
8974.
Waiting. 9164.
What would be the use.
Lada (Anton):
Here comes the Indians now. 4121.
Lady Tiger. 4574.
Sweetheart date.
Ladivia (E.) pseud.
Ladmirault (Paul)
ques. 24081 (1389).
Lady from Lane’s. 12862 (389).
Lady Precious Stream. 4573.
Laemmle (Carla) Why did I say good-
bye. 238638. .
Lindler und schuhplattler. 1415.
Laestar (C. H.) Delta tau kappa, our
a love for you
29949.
15285.
12184.
See Vidal (H.)
Musiques rusti-
own. 524.
Laffey (J. E.) Ina dimly lighted ball-
room. 19738.
La Fleche (Monte) Swing along sweet
Georgia Lee. 20957.
Lafleur (J. R.) & son, Itd.:
Robbin’ Harry. 2290.
Travelling salesman. 30768, 33491.
La Fond (F. C.) Someone was meant
for you. 28548.
La Forest (Harry) He’s the man of
the hour. 13545.
La Forge (Frank):
Erwartung. 18648 (118).
Frtihlingseinzug. 18648 (135).
In der abendstille.
Lafrance (A. E.):
18648 (195).
Guitar swing rythm, or _ sock.
31719.
Ultra modern method for standard
guitar. 18260.
La Freniere (EH. P.):
Dancing ‘til dawn. 6713, 6714.
If I had known. 27512.
In my garden by a stream. 16728.
Meet me to-night by the old wish-
ing well. 17165.
Plans. 17623.
30490.
18059.
Rusty hinge.
Sweet night.
You’re wonderful. 18618.
La Gorio (L. J.):
Very very soon. 5887.
Whatever it is, it makes me love
you. 5987.
You brought love to my heart.
9421.
Lagourgue (Charles) Nina plays her
piano. 25513.
LaHaye (Judson) jr.:
Baby, I love you. 151.
Every little theme song.
I can’t have love. 4208.
Only in books. 5167.
Pick up the pieces and smile. 2141.
You’ve got me shouting in the
streets. 24017.
Lahiri (Sarat):
Behag tintal. 210.
Malkaus chautal.
Laib (Ralph) :
Hand in hand. 22154.
There’s a little country town.
26099:
Laibson (Irving):
694.
1638.
How about an osculation. 22222,
I love Miami. 24830.
Maymie’s a movie-star. 22799.
You have me up a tree. 23955.
Laiche (Herbert )
7633.
Laidlaw (Betty) I found a new moon
when I found you, darling. 31883.
Lair (Allien) Facing the world alone.
6880.
Lair (John) Since Nellie got the gong.
457,
Laird (Jane) :
Every day I sit and dream. 13370.
Just a little blue for you. 18952.
Laisné (A. J.):
Just you only you.
Doctor your cares away with
rhythm. 29489.
Flying along. 22043.
I don’t believe in love. 22250.
I’m living in a dream about you.
22342.
In her latest chapeaux. 19749.
Laisné (Jeanne) See Laisné (A. J.)
Lajtha (Laszl6) Cing études. 7669.
Lake (Genevieve) :
My mother. 1875.
Salute. 8607.
Lake (M. D.) Yellow rose of Texas.
9404.
Lake (M. I.)
farm. 31467.
Lake (Mayhew):
All American. 6287.
American bandbook.
Buck and wing. 9783.
Fido, the prodigal. 724.
Down on the dear old
9576, 9577.
18795
INDEX
Lake (Mayhew )—Continued.
Goodbye all. 10330.
Greeting. 867.
Humoresque. 4179.
Marchette band book. 11224.
Merry Christmas. 1704.
Music-master sketches. 14830*.
Steppin’ out. 2591.
Yea drummer. 9402.
Lake (Roy) American moon. 26570.
Lake (T. R.) Honolulu woman.
19483.
Lakin (L. T.) I saw her at the Mardi
Gras, in New Orleans. 13748.
Laks (Simon) Trois piéces de concert.
1418.
L’Albert (—) pseud. See Daniels (C.
N.)
Lalo (E. V. A.):
Chanson villageoise. 12862 (291,
292).
Romance—sérénade. 12862 (293).
Scherzo. 1419.
Lalo (Jess) See Slatus (lL. B.), Kurtz-
weil (Hyman), Stern -(Joan) and
Offenthal (A. L. L.)
La Lumia (F. M.) You kept me wait-
ing too long. 291238.
Lam (Ruth) Shenandoah Valley blues.
20763.
Lama (G.):
Piedigrotta 1936.
Reginella. 32975.
La Mance (W. N.):
Believe your Lord.
Blessed home. 3466.
God is the author of love.
Good-bye sweetheart. 4013.
I’ll be waiting there for you.
I need a dream book. 4817.
I sit by the fire and dream. 19658.
Jesus is the light. 4485.
K—A—club. 13983.
Let me dream. 4607.
Let’s be friendly. 14049.
S. O. S. is calling you. 5383.
Shadow, I am jealous of you.
25669.
3437.
3992.
4237.
11941.
Won’t you bring back the good old
days. 6126.
Lamar (KE. A.) Mississippi delta on my
mind. 17201.
La Mar (Robert) Townsend rouser.
30761.
La Mar (Treva) pseud. See George
(L. M.)
La Marca (Stephen) Just an old story.
22568.
Lamare (Hilton) ~- Dixieland shuffle.
24423.
La Marr (Frank) You are the one in
my heart. 26441.
LaMarr (Steve) pseud. See La Marea
(Stephen)
pt. 1, n. s., v. 81
Lamb (A. G.)
aye. 153882.
Lamb (Cecil) My way to heaven is
through your love, sweetheart. 12862
(360), 15517 (261, 262).
Lamb (Ernest) pseud. See Lamou-
reux (Hrnest)
Lamb (F. W.)
Lamb (James) :
City of my dream. 3604.
Story. 25949.
Lamb (W. T.) Juanita of my dreams.
10925.
Lambelet (Vivien) :
Lovely house. 1585.
Reginella. 32976.
Ribbons. 2269.
Santa Lucia. 20729, 20730.
Toys to play with. 2820, 2821.
Lamberson (F. W.):
Gracious. 4027.
Jealous of me.
River o’ sighs.
Lambert (B. A.):
Just one precious moment with
you. 1875.
You’re the only one for me. 6214.
Lambert (C. W.) August moon. 9625.
Lambert (HE. J.) Cuba libre. 2438638,
26861. é
Lambert (F. B.):
Beach girl in Malibu.
Beautiful spring. 6412.
Jackie, my boy. 4477.
You’re making me care. 12796.
Lambert (F. S.) Townsend campaign
march, 5806, 5807.
Lambert (Frank) Yesterdays.
(344).
Lambert (G.) Hail Franklin Roose-
velt. 163823, 19886.
Lambert (H. B.) Magic of the night.
4775.
Lambert
5580.
Lambert (M. C.)
9509 (687).
Lambert (M. O.):
Beach girl in Malibu. 9663.
Beautiful spring. 6412.
Jackie, my boy. 4477.
You’re making me care. 12796.
Lambeth (M.G.) Blue bonnet time in
Texas. 9736.
Lambie (John) :
Memories of Will Rogers.
20189.
Moose River rescue. 14808.
La Meda (A.) pseud. See Page (N. C.)
Lament. 16900.
Lamm (Bob) See Lamm (R. L.)
Lamm (R. L.) I could never be sure
of love. 4204.
Lammers (Thorvald)
Will Rogers lives for
Stars. 5583.
4480.
5348.
9663.
33904
(J. W.) Star of destiny.
Song of the dawn.
7953,
Memories. 4827.
1876
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Lamothe (J. G.):
Danse espagnole. 26884.
Pourquoi. 28291.
Lamoureux (Ernest) Evening of ro-
mance. 27027.
Lamp (Emily) Gypsy Sue. 884.
Lampé (H. S.):
Song of the sea.
Tantalizin’ Liza.
Lampe (J. B.):
Daughters of the American Revo-
lution. 26533 (53).
Enterpriser. 21565. (116).
If you could sing this song to me.
12862 (253).
My Zulu maid. 33904 (206).
Piggy back. 21569 (440).
Taps. 9509 (730).
Twilight. 21569 (572)..
Vision of Salome. 38270 (690).
Lampe (M. E.):
Daughters of the American Revo-
lution. 265383 (58).
Enterpriser. 21569 (116).
If you could sing this song to me.
12862 (253).
Twilight. 21569 (572).
Vision of Salome. 3270 (690).
Lamperti (Francesco) Hight solfeggi
in the modern style. 9509 (367, 368).
Lamphare (Fred) That whiz bang
daddy of mine. 23587.
Lamping (W. J.) Teaching you to care
for me. 238557.
Lampson (Alice)
Lanahan (W. D.)
8767.
8925.
Up in the air. 5872.
Self instructor for
the melody fiute, flageolet or fife.
25831.
Laneaster (Handel) Lonely mill:
BPA ENE
Land (C. T.) Hollywood town. 10449.
Land des lichelns. 382229.
Land of Bon bons. 32229*.
Land without music. Heaven in a song.
31771, 33144, 33182.
Landen (Lucie) Ride west. 11825.
Landers (Bert) While you’re dining,
wining and dancing. 15357.
Landers (Geo.) music co. Old Heidel-
berg march. 11564.
Landes (Bernard) When they see us
arm in arm again. 6046.
Landes (KE. P.) For I love you. 31600.
Landes (Kiev) pseud. See lLandes-
berg (Kieve)
Landes (M. L.) Date for 38. 19088.
Landesberg (Kieve) :
Blind to my love. 9730.
Love in view. 11140.
Landine (Jackie) Ill be seeing you.
4234.
Landis (Martin) I can’t believe that
you've ceased to care for me. 19519.
Landish (Burney) :
I’m glad that I never loved before.
31932.
Love is a lady. 32373.
Landon (C. W.) lLandon’s first steps
in harmony. 3270 (857).
Landon (F. M.) lLandon’s first steps
in harmony. 3270 (357).
Landoski (Adolph) aw., and Landoski
(Henry) prop. Ina dream you came.
7451.
Landowski (Joseph) Northland. 11506.
Landshofft (Ludwig) Sonate. 31101.
Landy (Arthur) Yes, my love. 18550.
Lane (B. E.) Ocean airliner carnival.
17449*. .
Lane (Burton) :
Breathes there a man. 271, 18843.
Dancing into my heart. 24868,
29450.
Guess who. 4040, 7042.
Minstrel show opening. 30165.
No more tears. 32689.
Sweetheart waltz. 28645, 33332.
"Taint no use. 8911, 12210.
Two birdies up a tree. 26178,
28831.
What a pleasure to work for you.
28987.
When is a kiss not a kiss. 21322,
26304.
Who’s that knockin’ at my heart.
26372, 337338.
You gambled with love. 338839.
Lane (C. F.) pseud. See Wilson (I. B.)
Lane (Chancery) pseud. See Coote
(W. L.)
Lane (Dona) :
My friends. 22919.
Romaine. 23276.
Lane (Ed) Lyrics by my lips, music
by my heart. 17101.
Lane: (Eddie) :
Could I really be to blame.
Good-night, dear. 31696.
You got what I want. 33840.
Lane (Frank) Somebody like you.
12034.
Lane (Leota) Swanee river.
Lane (Melicent) :
Love, you've set my heart aflame.
32388.
Tramping. 33487.
Lane (V. A.):
Cradle days.
Let us dance.
Lane (Walter) :
First Noél. 733.
God rest you merry,
827.
It came upon the midnight clear.
1287.
Joy to the world. 885.
O little town of Bethlehem. 1993.
31353.
23496.
9937.
11050.
gentlemen.
1877
INDEX
Db. aE, DSi; Ve S31
Lane (Walter )—Continued.
We three kings of Orient are.
2980.
Lang (A. H.)
Lang (A. W.):
Gentle, tender Shepherd. 6966.
Going home. 6994.
Peace be still. 83884.
Summer-time, sweetheart-time.
8857.
Tenderiy and sweetly. 8943.
Lang (Al) See Lang (A. H.)
Lang (C. S8.):
Everyone suddenly burst out sing-
ing. 696, 6872.
Hail, gladdening light.
Lang (Eddie) :
My proposal. 8137.
19387.
Lang’s (Eddie) fingerboard har-
mony for guitar. 32281.
Perfect. 32849.
Lang (Hmma) Shining eyes of grey.
17877.
Lang (F. H.) Leona. 19947.
Lang (Hans):
Im alten Prater. 10775.
Im sommer da muss ich in Salz-
burg sein. 19733.
In Langenlois. 10798.
Paolina. 20504.
Sommersprossen.
Lang (J. N.)
them. 1923.
Lang (Johnny)
3941.
Lang (lL. L.) When the heart is sing-
ing. 12629.
Lang (M. B.):
Gentle, tender shepherd. 6966.
Going home. 6994.
Peace be still. 8384.
Summer-time, sweetheart-t ime.
8857.
Tenderly and sweetly. 8943.
Lang (M. R.):
Old man in a tree. 15517 (280).
Old man with a gong. 15517 (281).
Old person of Ware. 15517 (282).
There was an old man who said,
30583.
National ragman’s an-
Frankly speaking.
well. 15517 (399).
Young lady of Parma. 15517
(465).
Lang (Margery) Your wonderful yes.
21562.
Lang (P. J.) QTm such a lucky guy.
7334.
Lang (Walter) Festliche sonate.
19225.
Lang (Z. B.) I shall always love you.
16634.
Lang-Worth feature programs, inc.:
Album of my memories. 15539.
Dear little mountain sweetheart.
15981.
Dream girl. 16076.
Evening eyes. 16142.
Ev’ry Sunday night. 10177.:
Floating down the Ohio. 10214.
I’m looking for a girl like you.
10638.
If you are there by my side. 10760.
In my story book of dreams. 16730.
Just a little lovin’ is the thing.
10933.
Moonlight on the Rio Grande.
17244.
Morning, noon and night. 17247.
Night, a maid, a kiss. 11482.
Ocean low down. 11533.
Picture of you, just you. 11685.
Pullman porters’ ball. 11753.
Red hot Bill. 11798.
Remember the Cuban moon, 17720.
Shattered love affair. 11950.
She loves me. 11951.
She’s my sweet. 11956.
Some sweet day. 12031.
Speak to me in your dreams.
12086.
Tell me dear.
When I get you. 12608.
When it’s too late. 12617.
When you're in love with somebody
else. 12646.
Whisper your name. 18460.
Why have you forgotten. 18484.
Youre my ideal. 18600.
Langan (M. A.) Love songs of the
past. 14170.
Langdale (R. H.) Ive got my heart
set on you. 31996.
Langdon (Charles)
sweet. 12432.
Lange (Arthur):
Devotion. 31428.
Dramatic moment.
Footlights. 29605.
Gosling in Gotham. 31702.
Interrupted paradise. 32099.
Little ballet dancer. 32301.
Little fingers. 32305.
Merry moment. 30153.
Modern artist’s life. 32511.
Singing in a pool. 33158.
Lange (Gustave) :
Beetles buzz.
18112.
Twilight shall be
29513.
6424.
Dear Lord, remember me. 512.
Lange album. 24031 (110).
Lange (I. K.) California skies. 13115.
Langenus (Gustave) :
Concert-piece. 9904.
Scherzo. 7673.
Langer (Max) Sinfonia di caccia.
D4ATT.
Langerfeld (W. D.) Hudson River ex-
eursion. 24754*,
Langille (Pauline):
Ill be remembering you.
Waiting for love. 2940.
1038.
1878
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Langio (Freddie) Make a reach for
Camels. 17119.
Langlais (Jean):
Mors et resurrectio.
Poémes évangéliques.
Langley (G. A.):
Dolly. 24481.
Every dream
24519.
Jane. 19830.
My dearie, you’re a dream. 25420.
Langlois (—):
Loving each other. 14195.
You and me. 18557.
Langlois (Théo) :
Larmes des roses.
Tennis. 5699.
Langor (Marian) pseud. See Yarnall
(Berniece)
Langstaff (Ray) My imaginary visions
in the sky. 173821.
Langstock (Henry) :
Lazy moon. 16913.
Let life be a song. 14040.
Langworthy (M. F.):
8025,
17639.
brings memories.
4583.
Vagabond’s song. 23688.
Weary trail. 26257.
Lanier (Ralph) Moonlight on the sil-
ver waters. 143803.
Lanjean (Marc):
Légende du _ vyaisseau d’argent.
27683.
Tu te trompais... 18241.
Lanman (C. R.) Sweet Georgia Rose.
33019.
Lanning (D. A.) :
And near it hangs a golden moon.
90.
Remembering. 25751, 28355.
Lanoue (Conrad) :
Our avenue of dreams. 8351.
Youw’re all I could ask for. 9448.
Lansing (A. W.) aw. and Lansing
(J. A.) prop.:
Four responses. 15517 (207, 208).
Three responses. 15517 (209).
Lansing (G. L.) Sand dance—Moon-
light on the Suwanee. 12862 (448).
Lansing (M. J.) Organ grinder. 2079.
Lansing (Roger):
He’s a metropolitan love thief.
24693.
Love reborn. 11159.
Lant (A. P.) New York City anthem.
8183.
Lantz (Elmer) jr.:
It seems to me. 25082.
You’re a little bit tetched in the
head. 18590.
Lantz (R. F.):
Forever more. 10234.
My evening star. 1827.
Lao-Schor (Alberto) :
Canzone del mattino. 6562, 6931.
Cenere. 6788.
Cosa vuoi di pit. 6671.
Ki-Ki-Bu. 7644.
LaPaglia (Anthony) :
One star of love. 2069, 26927.
Springtime is here again. 2572.
Lapeyronnie (G.):
Bonheur trés tendre. 3489.
Son frére de lait. 5585.
Lapham (Claude) :
Our Landon. 32810.
Songs of the insects. 5555.
Lapin (A. R.):
I showed good taste. 7364.
Ming Toy. 7978.
Near and yet so far. 14436.
You answered my eall. 3181.
Lapin (Al) See Lapin (A. R.)
LaPlaca (E. E.):
Cross lips. 24860.
One night all alone. 20472.
When I teach you how to fly. 9267.
You played with my heart, until
you made me care. 21514.
La Plant (Harry) River of gold.
11833.
La Pointe (R. E.):
It’s you. 4468.
Just a bit of you.
Laporte (L.)
4506.
Cent dictées musicales...
1424.
La Porte (S. F.) I’m going to do
things. 138702.
LaPortee (HK. J.):
Be a loving wife for me. 29287.
Out on that bright southern land.
30367.
Lappin (R. S.)
away. 21398.
La Presle (Jacques de):
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie. an-
née 1935. 186,
Lecons d’harmonie.
Lara (Agustin) :
Cisne. 3603.
Guapa. 4038.
Marimba. 7916.
My rival. 1890.
Novillero. 8225.
Piensa en mi. 8409.
Rival. 8553.
Lara (M. T.):
Cumbancha. 3665.
Janitzio. 82144.
My rival. 1890.
Veracruz. 33576.
Xochimilco. 383806.
Larechet (J. F.) Philosophy of love.
9509 (568).
Larey (Paul)
10866.
Large (Freddie) :
Sweet dreams, sweetheart.
Why did I let you go
1440,
It’s cloudy to-night.
2647.
1879
INDEX
Large (Freddie )—Continued.
Za zoo za. 12848
Lark (C. T.) Christmas spirit. 31304.
Lark in the clear air. 27672.
Larkin (A. L.) My little mother in old
Tennessee. 32604.
Larkin (Phil) MHotsy totsy with me.
27286.
Larmanjat (Jacques)
2618.
Tako eb.)
Pll be with you in my dreams.
10567.
I try to forget.
Love came along. 32367.
Rainbow waltz. 14641.
Sometimes I dream. 20848.
La Rocea (D. J. (Nick)):
Old Joe Blade. 28168.
Your ideas are my ideas, that’s
my idea of love. 29179.
La Rocca (Paul) Savior of the U. S. A.
5401.
Suite enfantine.
31988.
La Roceo (V. W.) Visions. 15215.
La Roche. pseud. See Willrich (Vir-
ginia )
Laroche (F. 8.) Lullaby. 1614, 7867.
La Rosa (F. V.)
Be grateful. "9660.
Hop along with the shag. 31818.
Lovely. 380079.
Then came my dream. 33402.
Was it you? 9188.
La Rotella (Pasquale) :
Allegro assai. 21594.
Corsaresca. 26841,
31351.
Fasma. 9509 (220).
Largo. 18754.
LaRouche (Corrine) Rock me to sleep
in Dixie. 17758.
LaRouche (Roy):
Fading trails. 31546.
Rock me to sleep in Dixie. 17758.
Larrabee (Weldon) April in my heart.
109
26842, 31350,
Larrison (L. W.):
I'll remember after you forget.
31908.
Without
33785.
Larrison (Larry) You’re the reason
I’m falling in love. 26498.
Larsen (C. N.):
Dust is gath’ring on my heart.
10124.
Love scene on a balcony. 11161.
’"Neath the Spanish moon. 11465.
Nutty ditties. 11522.
Larsen (Clif) See Larsen (N. C.)
Larsen (H. F.) Gypsy madness. 27195.
Larsen (Larry) Get out in the sun.
796.
you, beautiful lady.
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Larsen (M. H. F.)
eyes. 24921.
Larseny(N..-@5):
On the million dollar pier. 11590.
When you smiled at me. 33715.
Whenever I am dreaming. 33719.
Why couldn’t I be you? 26380.
Larsh (Ralph) Tickled to death.
12350.
Larson (A. J.):
Everything I do is wrong.
In the prison of my heart.
Larson (E. R.) Wonder. 21488.
Larson (G. N.):
Drifting along with love.
Foolish pride. 31598.
Giggles. 22086.
I missed my chance. 27454.
I nominate you. 19646.
Lonely heart. 22690.
Night-time in the Orient. 28100.
On the Conewango ‘neath the
crescent moon. 5146.
Larson (G. T.):
Shadow of love. 2412.
Take me in your arms. 2686.
You’re a dream to me. 32i1.
You’re the most wonderful of all
to me. 323
I will lift up mine
10172.
10812.
31493.
3232.
You're the one that’s always in my
dreams. 24002.
Larson (J. T.) Victorious
songs. 18292.
mete (M. J.)
5728.
cee (Vers
Our birch canoe. 32808.
Si si signor. 5459.
La Rue (Bud) That’s when I gave in
to love. 15068.
LaRue (Jerry) pseud. See Snodgrass
(G. A.)
LaRue (Jimmie) :
Sweet violets. 30658.
Two old maids in a folding bed.
30795.
Larway (J. H.), props.
down, ltd.:
Baby’s got a tooth. 6376.
Dancing cobbler. 6710.
Little clockwork fairy. 1503.
Mickey’s toy symphony. 1711.
Six progressive violin pieces. 4770.
La Salle (Gene) :
I’ve been disappointed
7374.
Leap-year gleam. T7689.
You danced right into my heart.
decision
Queen of my heart.
Edwin Ash-
in love.
3195.
Lasher (Dorothy) Can you take it on
the chin. 26748.
Lasher (J..F.):
Blue shadows.
Stop pretending.
9744.
2596.
1880
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
ee ee
What we want and
29189 (462).
Laska (Edward)
what we get.
Lasker (Vally):
Concerto for pianoforte and orches-
tra. 24836.
Running set. 25801.
Laskey (Anna) When you and I are
walking. 23829.
Laskowski (M. B.)
please tell me that you do.
Laskowsky (Philip) :
Bar Mitzva. 15665.
Praiz fin zind. 17658.
Souls for sale. 30600.
Lasky (J. L.):
Dreamy eyes. 12862 (140).
Gentlemen. 12862 (176).
He laughs in his glee ho! ho. 12862
Do you love me,
3740.
(218).
If I were not a princess. 15517
(fay
Love waltz. 12862 (312, 313).
Love would be my king. 12862
(314). :
My brudda Sylvest. 21569 (384).
They grow on my family tree.
12862 (497).
La-Spa music pub, co.
9551.
Lasry (Albert) Petite auto. 11675.
Lassere (Genevieve) :
My mother. 1875.
Salute. 8607.
Lasso (Orlando di):
My heart commends itself to thee.
_ 28022.
Timor et tremor. 21101.
Lasson (—) Crescendo. 29189 (72).
Lassus (Orlando Di):
Penitential psalm no. 6. 28258.
All for you.
Tu es Petrus. 9080.
Last (Joan):
Puck’s pieces. 11751,
Sea Gipsies. 11926.
Last outlaw. 25440.
Last rose of summer.
19937, 22613.
Latapie (E. C.)
9509 (373),
Sneakin’ away for a
ride. 14830.
Latham (Leonard) Memories of
mother. 14251.
Lathrop (Leota) Had I but you again.
24659.
Latorre (Donald) Dreams of yester-
day. 10096.
Lattés (Marcel):
Mon cceur se serre. 1741.
Pour étre heureux en ménage.
2175.
Pour ton bonheur. 2178.
Victoria. 2909.
Lattuada (Felice) :
Consacrazione del bardo.
Voci della vita agreste.
29425,
33588.
Seherzo. 1419.
Andante cantabile.
Laty (Claude)
Laub (Ferdinand)
9509 (751).
Maube. (Pe):
Dolore. 31448.
Rock Hill. 33018.
Laubenstein (Arthur) Now is the time.
28123.
Laudate Dominum.
Lauder (Harry):
Bonnie Leezie
(50).
I’ve loved her ever since she was
a baby. 18648 (187).
Lauer (W. E.) I lof my dog.
Lauf ins gltick. 4584.
Laughayettes of 1936. 26611, 29015.
Laughing Irish eyes. 6290, 6463, 7680.
Laughlin (D. H.):
Midnight rendezvous. 7966.
Will this be the last waltz. 9350.
Laughlin (FF. C.) Down by the old
Walhonding. 24451.
Laughlin (F. C.) music publisher.
Down by the old Walhonding. 24451.
Launder (Ira) Little girl I miss you.
22614, 22615.
Lindsay. 18648
1059.
17003.
Laurent (Anne) ‘Take a letter, Miss
Jones. 18086.
Laurent (Lé0) Tonnelle des amoureux.
L238 (3
Lauricella Gu. J.)
My baby’s out to-night. 4927.
You mean ali the world to me.
6185.
Laurie (D. N.):
Asleep. 9509 (23).
Garden of my heart.
Lauriers (Betty) pseud.
3136.
Lausnay (Georges de) Grande valse
de concert. 9509 (264).
Lauster (EHron) Village waltz. 12503.
Lautenschlaiger (W.) Meine schoénsten
lieder sing’ ich nur fur dich. 1689.
9509 (245).
With you.
Lautenschliger (Willi) jr. Leuch-
tender herbst. 30023.
Lauterbach (W. W.):
Hole in a doughnut. 10445.
I lived in heaven for a day. 19571.
Lautier (Julia) Only a dream. 5164.
Lava (W. B.) Who could ever ask
for more. 30910.
Lavagnino (—) Solitudine. 2510.
Lavallee (Calixa) Butterfly. 31215.
Lavan (Jules) pseud. See Lavine
(Jules)
Lavater (Louis) Allan’s choir masters
guide. 18686.
Lavelle (Gordon) pseud. See Hentz
(W. W.) jr.
LaVere (F. R.):
Dancing eyes. 21837.
Ducky wucky dance. 31503.
1881
INDEX
LaVere (F. R.)—Continued.
I made a wish. 16617.
Learn to smile. 4592.
Mississippi melody. 1782.
Must love end like this. 20263.
Screeno. 2387.
You're sweeter than sugar.
Laverne (Gene):
California in the spring. 18869.
Spreading bonus around. 25966.
When you whispered love to me.
30899.
Lavey (F. A.):
Beyond. 13048.
Moonbeams on the lake.
Summer reveries. 23479.
Lavine (Jules) :
I’ve got evrything that goes with
9465.
22862.
love. 10696.
Magic in the moon. 11198.
Law (R. P.) Benedicite omnia opera.
31148.
Law (William) :
Dancing eyes. 21836.
Don’t you knew. 16060.
Fair as the moon. 19205.
My Ohio Io. 22965.
Nearly, dear, as sweet
17383.
No joys I have known. 5054.
Old Samoan garden. 23098.
Only when love is giving. 23124.
Sadness of love. 20718.
Wherever you are. 6068.
Your eyes alone. 6239.
Lawes (Henry):
Angler’s song. 21615.
as you.
Sing, fair Clorinda. 28504.
View, Lisbia, view. 28876.
Lawler (R. W.) :
Two gun Dan. 30792.
We no washee clothes to-day. 9205.
Lawless (EH. C.):
For romance has found me at last.
6922.
Honeymoon ship.
Lawnhurst (Vee) :
Ain’t cha got no etty ket.
Awakening, 3875.
Bride comes home.
Call of the prairie.
Carry on America.
Coronation. 31346.
Cross-pateh. 6686, 13215.
Gettin’ off. 19292.
Give us this night. 811, 6976.
Happy you and merry me. 168388.
I’d rather call you baby. 31868.
Ill be seein’ ya’ in the movies.
24811.
I’m just a little black sheep. 22336.
I’m one of the Jones boys. 24865.
I spy a spy. 24892.
7141,
24049.
273.
3527.
dol.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 38L
I wants what I wants when I wants
it. 24914.
Invitation
29912.
It can’t happen here. 22505, 22506,
It’s the same old line. 27587.
Jump Jeep, I give you orchids.
25057.
Land of Popeye.
Listen to my
32291.
Looney goon, 25223.
Midnight in Manhattan. 1713.
Mutiny in the parlor. 1804, 4922.
My sweet apache. 11441.
Olive Oyl’s family reunion.
Play safe. 17625.
Please keep me in your dreams.
20565, 20566.
Pooey to you from me. 25686,
Popeye on parade. 25688.
Popeye song folio. 32887.
Popeye’s eye popped out of his
head. 25689.
Question and the answer.
Same old line. 33054.
She was always a bridesmaid, but
never a bride. 20760.
Sing me a song o’ Popeye.
Sour grapes. 28569.
Strike me pink, do I see red. 25988.
to happiness. 29911,
25125.
lonesome heart.
25575.
28322.
25880.
Table d’hote. 20972,
There’s a method in my music.
21053.
Two marionettes. 33547.
Us.on a bus. 9122, 12476.
What’s the name of that song.
3008, 5983.
With me feet on
26410.
You don’t love right. 21499, 26448.
You're the cutest. 21532.
Lawrance (—):
I like your old French bonnet.
21569 (229).
I want to go to Idaho. 24031 (98).
Lawrance (A. J.) Moon, moon, moon,
can’t you tell her I’se awaiting.
21569 (366).
Lawrence (EK. W.) Day dreams.
Lawrence (Francis W.)
will greet us. 11180.
Lawrence (Frank W.)
City. 16542.
me schooner,
19042,
Lovingly He
I love Atlantic
Lawrence (Harold) Darkness. 24378.
Lawrence (Jack) :
Avalon by moonlight. 31081.
Table under a tree. 30678,
Lawrence (Jimmy) Let’s all have a
merry old time. 4609.
Lawrence (Lawrence)
Orleans. 26961.
Lawrence (Loretta)
past dear. 19963.
Down in New
Let’s forget the
1882
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Lawrence (Loyd) Why don’t you stay
out of my dreams. 3095.
Tiawrence (W. K.) ‘Dream river.
26973.
Laws (A. W.):
Hvening chimes. 10160.
Mother, dear mother. 11321.
Sweet Estelle. 12167.
Lawson (I. M.) Where’s my horse.
26352.
Lawson (J. B.):
On a little blue lagoon. 17498.
When the roses bloom in Oregon.
18429.
Willamette love song. 6103.
Lawson (Paul) pseud. See Spaulding
(G. L.)
Lawton (F. V.) Fairy friends. 31552.
Lax (Erich) Festzug der blumenkoni-
gin. 3888.
Lay (A. M.) Pray thee, love, come back
to me. 11728.
Lay (Julia) Shine on silver moon.
20765.
Lay (O. H.)
15172.
Layman (Ada)
Layman (Zora):
Let’s take off our clothes.
Sleep baby sleep. 2473.
Layne (HE. R.) JT give you everything
and love. 1048.
Layton (—). After you’ve gone.
Lazala (R. HE.) Espafia nueva.
Two sweethearts have I.
So ends the day. 5514.
1470.
15533.
21977.
Lazar (Filip) Concerto no. 4. 4383,
434.
Lazare-Lyon. See Lyon (Lazare-)
Lazarovsky (Samuel) Leb un hof.
7694.
Lazonby (I. C.) Extra in November.
» 21998.
Lazzaro (Eldo di) Chitarra romana.
15848.
Lazzaro (J: N.):
South street strut.
Sweeter and sweeter. 23509.
Le (Bessie) Happiness. 13526.
Leach (Alfred) Tapping along. 30690.
Leach (Ernest) My New York papa.
23423.
4982.
Leach (G. G.) I’m going back to
Texas. 19616.
Lead Belly. pseud. See Ledbetter
(Huddie)
Leadbitter (Teresa):
Bright red berry. 9509 (84).
Homing. 16429.
Love is all things. 9509 (420).
Perfect prayer. 9509 (558).
Some new way of loving you. 9509
(680).
Think of spring. 5762.
Valse joyeuse. 29189 (447).
When the early roses. 9509 (789).
Leading hymns. 1438.
reaf (Ann) In time. 22488, 24995.
Leaf (Burton) See Leaf (C. B.)
Leat (CB):
It just happened that way. 32117.
Look before you leap. ‘32348.
That unseen power called love.
28712.
Leaf (Ludwig)
of love. 20440.
Leafer (Allen) In a continental room.
24957.
Leal (F. V.):
A mi madre. 6258.
Busca otro amor. 9786.
Don Pancho del Rancho.
On a merry-go-round
6776.
Eres hermosa blanca paloma.
13365.
Luz. T874.
Marciala. 7912.
Te pierdo. 15022.
Leaman (Lou):
Ah, there, my little chickadee.
21581.
Garber’s (Jan) favorite radio
songs. 16252.
Leap year Lena. 4590.
Lock your heart. 20021.
No sun. 32692.
Organ grinder’s swing... 20482,
28216.
Put down an empty glass. 5278.
This is the night. 21079.
Learnard (Pauline) ‘There’s nothing
So lovely as love. 15087.
Learsi (—):
A vingt ans. 29190.
Donnez-moi la main. 6777.
Lolita mia. 1524.
Tout petit pont. 2815.
Leary (Maurice) Don’t you care just
a little for me. 381456.
Lease (Joseph) pseud. See AuLisio
(Joseph )
| Leaver (W. J.) I’se leavin’ you mah
honey. 1148.
Leavey (Lilian) Read and _ enjoy.
5299, 32966.
Leavey (William) Youll bring me
through. 383849.
Leavitt (H. C.) Waiting. 2939.
Leavitt (H. S.):
Blending voices. 9726.
Festival songs for Delaware
schools, 1985-1936. 728.
Listen and sing. 4652.
Play a tune. 5233.
Rhythms and rimes. 5334.
Sing a song. 5479.
Singing days. 17919.
Songs of many lands. 5553.
Tunes and harmonies. 21148.
Tuning up. 5830.
World of music. 15415.
1885
INDEX
pt. lI, n. s., v. 31
Le Baron (William) :
Happy - go-lucky son-of-a- gun.
All the world loves a lover. 18648 16335.
(7). Le Cun (M.) Je ne veux rien. 10903.
Clothes make the soldier man.|Lecuna (Juan) :
18648 (76). Joropo. 13940.
Course of true love. 18648 (87). Kindergarten waltz. 14000.
Echo. 18648 (114). Leeuona (—):
Poor old Solomon. 18648 (285). Falsa herida. 24542.
They never think about the man. Guaira. 24655.
18648 (349). Lecuona (Ernestina) :
Things you think are not the No lo supiste comprender. 30280.
things you say. 18648 (351). Plegaria Cubana. 32880.
To be continued. 18648 (357). Tu divina emocion. 33521.
Le Beau (Leonel) You are the one} yeeyona (Ernesto) :
I’ve always longed for. 6163. Aguinaldos blancos. 3288.
Le Bel (Irene) I will always love Andalucia. 12925, 21614, 26576.
you, love you tenderly. 10722. Flor de lis. 19241.
Leberman (H. N.) Centennial march. Love went up in smoke. 14173,
21765. 17080.
Lebert (—) Etude. 11012: Malaguefia. 1636, 14214, 22764.
Le Blane (Arthur) Wondering moon. No wonder. 28115.
15409. Para vigo me voy. 17576.
Le Blane (EK. V.)
Le Blanc (Ronald)
in Dixie. 33777.
Lebo (H. J.):
Good shepherd psalm. 29670.
Poor little boy. 14610, 20575.
Star-Spangled Banner. 2582.
Maybe. 1676.
With Dixie down
Lebo (W. H.):
Ten concert songs for women’s
voices. 27680.
Thirty impressionistic songs for
children and young people.
27681.
LeBoff (George) :
Just for to-night you’re meant for
me. 22575.
Red rain. 23247.
Lebonte (Lawrence) Back home with
mother again. 12982.
Le Boucher (Maurice) Odea Marsyas.
28140.
Le Boy (Grace):
How’d you like to marry me.
24031 (76).
See also Kahn (Grace Le Boy)
Lebron (Krank) What are women in
the world. 23765.
Leckie (J. B.) Spend an evening home
with you. 2560.
Leckie (Jack) See Leckie (J. B.)
Lecksell (R. A.) Enchantment. 3832.
Lecoeq (Charles) :
-Incroyables. 7512.
Merveilleuses. 7959.
Le Count (C. J.) Brightest picture.
24206.
Le Cras (T. L.) Land of my fathers.
29994.
LeCrone (H. H.):
Believin’ in love. 15694.
Belong to you. 15697.
Por eso te quiero. 20577.
Por tus ojos negros. 20578.
Say si si. 11900, 17822.
Siete composiciones. 7695.
Sofle que me dejabas. 55387.
Vals de las sombras. 5875.
Ven a mi otra vez. 5885.
Ledbetter (Huddie) Negro folk songs
as sung by Lead Belly. 30269.
Lederer (Dezs6) :
Lamento. 9509 (364).
Souvenir. 9509 (695).
Tambourin. 9509 (728).
Ledue (Alphonse) & Gie.:
Aria. 9758.
Berceuse chinoise. 26663.
Berceuse du petit zébu. 9696.
Chanson pour Jean. 26770.
Cinq études. 7669.
Concertino da camera. 428.
Concerto. 16282.
Cours d’harmonie analytique.
31358, 31359.
Débutant eclarinettiste. 19059.
Diane de Poitiers. 26928.
Dissentiments. 542.
Dix études. 4549.
Dix études transcendantes. 18772.
Dix piéces faciles. 263.
Douze lecons de solfége.
Douze piéces pour orgue.
Gazouillis. 10288.
Hymnes. 19507.
Lune sur la mer. 11188.
Nativité du Seigneur.
17379.
Nimura. 1958.
Paris dans la brume. 11648.
Piéce pour fifite seule. 17609.
Rosiére du village. 23289*.
Si jyosais. 11966.
31134.
15889.
17376—
1884
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
SE
2497-2502.
33374.
31135.
Soirs 4 Juan-les-Pins.
Technique du hautbois.
Treize lecons de solfége.
Trio. 18234.
Vingt études mélodiques de solfége.
31213, 31214.
Vingt lecons mélodiques de solfége.
31136.
Vocalise-étude. 5897-5901.
20 exercices et études. 4908.
Le Duc (D. C.):
Auf wiedersehen, but not good-bye.
15632.
I’m looking ’round for someone to
love me. 16594.
I’m satisfied. 27440.
Mammy’s little croonin’ tune.
20135.
Underneath the shady trees.
18268.
Way you smile. 238782.
We're back together again. 18344.
Lee (A. E.) I miss you in a million
ways. 31971.
Lee (A. J.) Texas centennial jubilee.
15040.
Lee (A. W.) jr. We danced. 15250.
Lee (Amber) One for all and all for
one. 20638.
Lee (C. O.) That old gal. 12281.
Lee (Claudia) Rain drops. 5298.
Lee (D. B.) Dreamships. 10097.
Lee (EK. J.) Teardrops in the rain.
5685.
Lee (H. M.):
Date stamp. 17050.
First year Purcell. 734.
Full fathom five. 774.
King’s hunt. 22595.
Little pictures. 20011.
Lott’s bricks. 17050.
S Old King Cole. 23085.
Second year Bach. 21662.
Second year Haydn. 22175.
Travels. 30769.
Your hay it is mow’d. 18639.
Lee (G. M.) Why did you do this to
me. 33747.
Lee (G. 0.) Rhythm’s in our soul.
5332:
Lee (H. W.) I’m moving up the way
just by my Lord. 381950.
Lee (Harry) Ili bet my boots this
song’l] make a hit with you. 4238.
Lee (J. H.) Waiting for kisses. 23714.
Lee (J. L.):
Melody of the wind. 20184.
Memories are like moonbeams.
30141.
Vagabond trail. 23687.
Lee (Jack):
Ducky wucky dance. 31503.
Mississippi melody. 1732.
Lee (Larry) Frankly speaking. 3941.
Lee (Marvin):
I’m looking for the girl that sings
My Mariutch. 9509 (319).
Let’s play house. 9509 (383).
Oobah man. 12862 (3889).
Lee (Norman) :
Arise. 18723.
From dreams of thee. 27110.
Rahoon. 206238.
River. 20663, 33003.
Lee (Mrs. O. G.) See Lee (A. E.)
Lee (Ola):
Home we both design. 22210.
My old-fashioned home sweet home.
11415.
On the sandy shores at Malibu.
ea
Lee (Paula) Extraordinary. 27044.
Lee (R. R.) What a funny little feel-
ing when you love. 15266.
Lee (Rosemary) :
Love is like a toy balloon.
Moonburn. 25365.
What is this strange power you
have over me. 26281.
25248.
You meet my specifications. 26468.
Lee (Ruth) pseud. See Lefkowitz
(Ruth)
Lee (S. R.) What will be next. 23776.
Lee (W. W.) ‘Tune the old cow died
on. 12421.
Lee (Walter) Doctor, bandage my
heart. 13285.
Lee (William) :
In old age twilight, mother dear.
19762.
Promise. 20601.
Leech (W.) Lady in the moon. 22605.
Leedale (F. J.) Shirley Temple. 5459.
Leek (Al) Strolling with you. 2610.
Leeman (G. B.):
Crooner’s lament. 456.
Little bit shy. 1502.
Leeman (George) Masabi. 7921.
Leemhuis (Margaret) Saviour of Gali-
lee. 5402.
Leenen (Ernst):
Adios, schone senorita.
Drei tolle tage. 31490.
George Sand, die besiegte siegerin.
31009.
13455.
Skandal um die fledermaus. 33165.
Lees (H. E.):
I found a horseshoe in my teacup
today. 4217.
Old Man Depression has the blue
eagle blues. 30331.
Lees (Maude) My own Castilian rose.
32621.
Lees (Norton):
Here is the best girl.
Let me tell a story.
31786.
32254,
1885
INDEX
Lees (Norton )—Continued.
Put all your worries behind you.
30437.
Leese (H. D.):
Just a little memorandum, dear, of
you. 13957.
Look up—look up—good times are
comin’. 1588.
Leeson (Cecil) :
Air. 26620.
Flight of the bumblebee. 737.
Serenade espagnol. 28457.
Leeton (Russell) Just you and a
golden moon. 16867.
Lefebvre (Channing), Carol of the
Christmas presents. 26760.
Leff (Sally) Will I ever fall in love.
9348.
Lefkowitz (Mortimer) :
Breathless. 272.
Low down moon. 1609.
More I see of you. 1765.
‘Lefkowitz (Ruth)
lionaire. 7207.
I don’t want a mil-
‘Le Fleming (Christopher) Peter Rab-
bit music books. 2134, 2135.
Le Fort (Jules) Coquette. 9509
(154).
“Leftwich (V. C.):
America’s beautiful dolly.
Emblem of victory. 29541.
24085.
Keep a-riding with Roosevelt.
25099.
Little desert rose. 11078.
Loving on the ocean. 1606.
‘My California home. 380207.
Ride. 2274.
Rollicking. 2307.
Sounds I love to hear. 33245,
We two. 18354.
“Leftwich pub. co.:
When it’s moonlight on the desert.
28970.
When it’s night time on the prairie.
30882.
-Legati (Benedetto) Adagio.
‘Legend of the Tzar Saltan.
Legrand (Raymond) :
Ah! Ah. 155385.
Ah, les gangsters.
Guapa. 10347.
J ai passé au travers.
Pontevedra. 11715.
Sérénade arabe. 30517.
Sur le Bosphore endormi.
Valse rouge. 12484.
Venez danser. 30819.
Y avait un accordéon.
-Lehar (Franz):
Csardas. 460.
Das is a einfache rechnung. 15517
(72).
Donaulegenden. 21894.
Fiirstenkind. 33904 (86).
1442.
16202.
24048.
16820.
33310.
18542.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Ganze welt dreht sich um liebe,
19282, 19283.
Gold and silver. 829, 31675.
Hie und da sagt eine frau zu allem,
ja. 19451, 19452.
Ich bin ein Wiener kind.
(195).
Ich liebe dich. 19701, 19702.
Land des lichelns. 32229.
Loekende lied. 20022, 32325-32327.
29189
Man with the three wives. 9509
(442).
Memories. 1693.
Merry widow. 15517 (420), 27918.
Merry widow waltz. 6253 (320),
22823.
My little nest of heavenly blue.
1857-1862, 22944.
Paganini. 32824.
Piave-marsch. 205388.
Red roses. 9509 (612), 12862
(432).
Schau mich an, sei mir gut. 19282,
19283.
Signal-marsch. 38270 (576).
Stay with me for ever. 2590.
Suite de danse. 20924.
Tatjana. 20993.
Vilia. 33582.
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 15517
(439).
33786.
There’s a spot I
Wo die lerche singt.
Lehman (Clarence)
knew. 8996.
Lehman (Evangeline) :
Armistice day. 6345.
Autumn reverie. 6363.
Dream parade of the tin soldiers.
29517.
Drowsy lilies. 6819.
Morning canter. 8020.
Sérénade florentine. 17850.
Lehman (F. M.) Royal telephone.
5372.
Lehman (Frank) When the watching
time is past. 15517 (447).
Lehmann (Andy) :
Stars. 8822.
Stars of the night. 23456.
Lehmann (Liza) : ;
Ah, moon of my delight. 9537.
Beautiful land of Nod. 9509 (44).
Billet doux. 9509 (68).
Clock. 9509 (1385).
Cobweb castle. 9509 (187).
Happy prince. 29189 (147).
If thou wilt be the falling dew.
9509 (324).
Little white rose. 9509 (407).
Long ago in Egypt. 9509 (410).
Love in a mist. 9509 (419).
Mr. Coggs. 9509 (489).
Nonsense songs. 9509' (525).
Rose gardener. 9509 (627).
1886
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1936
Soul’s blossom. 9509 (693).
Tell me where is faney bred. 9509
(132).
To all you ladies.
Two seal songs. 9509 (382).
Waters of Lethe. 9509 (773).
Who is Sylvia. 9509 (798).
Lehmann (Otto) Quartett. 9509 (83).
Lehr (Mrs. E. I.) There’s a little log
eabin. 18153.
Lehr (Lew) Parked in the park in the
rain. 25646.
mehr, CN. B.) :
There’s a little log cabin. 18153.
While the lights are changing blue.
12659.
Lehrer (O. J.) Instrumental ensemble
method for class instruction and en-
semble playing. 10828, 10829.
Leiby (A. C.) Sweetheart of mine.
2667.
Leich (Herbert) Dying slave.
Leichte kavallerie. 14037*.
Leid (S. G.):
Fruits and flowers tell me now.
29623.
With Aruba tumba dance and ro-
mance. 15397.
Leidy (Marietta)
thru your finger tips.
Leidzen (H. W. G.):
Christmas eve. 3813802.
Deep purple. 10004.
Festival march. 22023.
Frim] favorites. 19269.
Goldman march album. 10828.
I love you truly. 7279.
Tolanthe. 22497.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 31094.
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 7279.
New world symphony. 95037.
Springtime. 30610.
Leigh (EH. C.):
Comin’ in to water. 415.
Ranger and the wolf. 2232.
Leigh (Walter) Concertino.
18968.
Leight (Lew) :
By the little old mill.
Chimney sweep. 370.
I found an angel. 7215.
Mother’s birthday. 11325.
When I danced the moonlight waltz
with you. 30875.
Leighter (Henry Clough-)
Leighter (Henry)
Leighton (Frank) aw.,
(Bert) prop. Bill you done
wrong. 9509 (67).
Leiher (R. R.) Round the Alabama
moon. 23830.
Leinster (C. G.) lLet’s not make a fuss.
25160.
9509 (743).
13353.
When love slips
18421.
$905,
6532.
See Clough-
and Leighton
Me
126829—37 25
Leis (Herman) :
I found a horseshoe in my teacup
today. 4217.
Old Man Depression has the blue
eagle blues. 30831.
Leith (Nora):
Madame Dormeite. 12862 (319).
Sleepy song. 29189 (391).
Leith (William) Mary’s my sweet-
heart. 112338.
Leland (A, V.) Autumn time in the
mountains. 18738.
Leland (Robert) Song of the right.
28565.
Leleiohoku (—) Ta-hu-wa-hu-w ai.
15002.
Lelgant (Anna):
Gang fon leben. 31627.
Koift kichelach. 7657.
Leliévre (Léo) Si je devais. 2481,
8673.
Lemaire (G. C.):
Apaisement. 9593,
Cceurs a moteaurs. 9890.
Dans les buissons. 9971.
Machins machines. 11193.
Tout nu. 12384.
Lemaitre (Francois) pseud. See Lead-
bitter (Teresa)
Leman(P.D. H.) Flying Cardinals. 746.
Lemare (HK. H.) Andantino. 19944,
22624, 27685, 32248, 32249.
Lemelle (P. B.) Some day. 25916.
Lemmermann (A. J.):
Gondolier. 381679.
Lullaby lady. 22757.
Le Mmon (Denzel) In a paradise.
10784.
Lemoine (Henry) & cie.: ©
Air tendre. 18672.
Ajacecio-la-blanche. 15538.
Amour réveur. 6318.
Au Christ-Roi dans la Sainte Eu-
charistie. 26608.
Bambolélé. 31408.
Bourrée. 18888.
C’est le premier lilas. 6535.
Cancion y danza andaluza. 315.
Cantu di malinecunia. 15807.
Cent dictées musicales. 1424.
Chansons florales. 9854.
Chants, basses et chorals.
Conte bleu et or. 15898.
De plus en plus pompette.
Dio vi saivi Regina. 31432.
Don Juan de Manara. 10048.
Douze chansons nouvelles.
Elégie. 16117.
Fantaisie bohémienne.
Filles et garcons. 728.
Flor querida. 19242.
Harmonies du soir. 10376.
Homme petit. 949.
15827.
19048,
6637.
16164.
1887
INDEX
Lemoine (Henry & cie.)—Continued.
Java des gros sous. 19834.
Je voudrais vous faire un aveu.
7566.
La, tout pres de vous.
Lamentu serenata di
16902.
Largo religieux. 11000.
Légende de la galette des rois.
7698.
Mademoiselle le Diable.
Mai. 11201.
Messe basse pour
27919.
Missa Crux fidelis. 11278.
Monsieur de la Fontaine.
Ode & Marsyas. 28140.
Panchita. 14558.
Petit mari. 21386, 2137.
Petite histoire. 8395.
Pour les enfants sages. 11720.
Précis d’harmonie. 17661.
Quatre chansons. 17159.
Quinze lecons de solfége. 31625.
Ronde sur les ondes. 11857.
Rosalito de Granada. 25791.
Roussignolet. 2331.
Sérénade espagnole.
Sérénade napolitaine.
Sirinatu. 17925.
Six chansons de Jacotte.
Six chansons printaniéres.
21195.
Sur la route de Berthier.
19918.
spanettu.
7881.
les défunts.
7998.
11936.
2407.
9063.
21194,
33309.
Toccata, Fugue, et Hymne. 2805.
Trois piéces. 32861.
Tryptique. 28808.
U marcante in fiera. 18259.
Variations au Clair de lune. 2900.
Vingt leecons de solfége. 1627,
31626.
Vive la Canadienne. 33587.
Vivent les petits matelots. 9146.
20 chansons populaires. 25037.
401.
8738.
25 lecons de solfége.
40 dictées musicales.
Lemon (L. G.):
Cottage song. 9509 (156).
Rouse Caledonians. 9509 (633).
Sweet Ann Page. 14955.
LeMon (Melvin) Miner sings.
Lemonaki, 1445.
Lemonde (Louis)
16112.
Lemonier (Tom) :
20199.
BHeole du_ violon.
pt. Il, n.s., v. 31
22674.
Moon giow waltz.
Little spinner.
Lemos (Anthony )
4870.
Lemos (Dutch) See Lemos (Anthony)
Lempe (M. E.) Piggy back. 21569
(440).
Lemson (B. A.) You are everything
to me. 3182.
Le Nard (Jule) pseud. See Fitz
Patrick (J. L.)
Lence (M. A.) :
Baby shoes. 15648.
Cheeka. 6598.
I love you. 7275.
I want you, I’ve got you. 16666.
Just rolling along. 13876.
Just you. 7630.
Listen to the music. 1498.
Major Bowes fortune wheel keep
on turning. 17118.
Moon dream won’t you please come
true. 8000.
Rainbow of our dreams. 2227.
River of our dreams. 2282.
Stars are shining bright. 18009. ~
When it’s peach blossom time in
Egypt. 9275.
With my horse and bridle. 9866.
Youre my syneopating lady.
18604.
Lenczowski (Adam) Sympatji choé
odrobine. 8904, 8905.
Lenepveu (Ch.) awu., and Lenepveu
(M. A.) prop.
12862 (171).
Lengnick (Alfred) & co., ltd.:
Child. 362.
First year Pureell. 734.
Four pastorals. 3987.
From an _eartist’s
22072.
Lullaby. 32409.
Sailor’s life. 2347.
Second year Bach. 21662.
Second year Haydn. 22175.
Simple tunes from near and far.
23359.
Six wayside sketches. 1787.
Three first term violin pieces for
class teaching. 21162.
Two waltzes. 23017.
Lenihan (G. L.) Shattered dreams.
8656.
Lennix (A. V.)
a butterfly.
Fugue a 4 parties.
sketchbook.
You are beautiful as
23932.
In my old home in Dixie land. | Lennox (Cecil) Itd.:
15517 (180).
Play dat rag. 26533 (224).
Lemons (C. C.) Darkies’ paradise.
3686.
Lemons (Happy Jack)
trails wind and cross.
Lemont (C. W.):
Buglers. 24220.
Where the cow
12653.
Aithough. 18695.
Dandelion, daisy and _ daffodil.
26882.
Don’t dingle dangle on the old
garden wall. 29494.
England’s good enough for me.
27021.
Ginger. 16265.
1888
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
a ————————————————————— rE EEEEEEINIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Good evening! lady.
22127.
Good ship Crocodile.
Have you _ heard
19417.
He’s got such funny little ways,
but you can’t help liking him,
PLE y
29671.
the rumour.
can ya. 29714.
House with the little green tiles.
13596.
I feel like a fish out of water.
31879.
I like it, I like it, I do. 29792.
I’m on top of the world. 29821.
I’m riding on a rocking horse.
16600.
I’m sitting round the oid round
table. 1122.
In a Gypsy caravan.
Itll be reight. 1291.
Its time to say your prayers.
13915.
Jack in the box. 4475. .
Just a holiday sweetheart.
Kentucky. 4547.
Little boy sailor. 14104.
Little ring of gold. 11089.
Maid of Brazil. 1683.
My oid-fashioned home. 30242.
My old man’s a commercial trav-
eller. 14412.
Novel in a nutshell. 20888.
Nuts, wine and crackers. 30303.
Oh! Soldier! Who’s your lady love.
5107.
One tiny word. 20475.
Play to me on your guitar.
Popeorn. 17646.
Rhythm of the sea.
10781.
13951.
23187.
8536.
She couldn’t say boo to a goose.
33114.
She’s got that little something.
17872.
Song of the lift. 5546.
Supposing. 20935, 20936.
Sympathy. 2674.
Three minutes of heaven.
Toy-town wedding. 33480.
When the swallows nest again.
9018.
18432.
Where Yorkshire and Lancashire
meet. 721372.
Whistle little birdie.
White cliffs. 6074.
You and I. 21476.
Lennox (Sidney):
All the world is waiting. 31026.
At the back of my dreams. 31072.
In a canoe—with you. 32068.
15361.
Lennox (Stella) Dancing ' girl of
Barcelona. 6711.
Lenny (Harry) I'll still believe you
true. 27381.
Lenoir (Jean):
C’est une petite étoile. 31223.
lle magique. 10771.
Longtemps. 15387.
Oubliez-moi. 2082.
Si je savais. 2438.
Tout le long du ruban bleu. 2814.
Le Noir (Lelya) I keep it to myself.
31895.
Lenok. 32250.
Lenormand (René) ai.,
mand (Hmile) prop.:
Artakiy Jopia. (12):
Djélai. 15517 (78).
Ti parou mi. 15517 (401).
Vaha. 15517 (418).
Voli marouna. 15517 (423).
Lenski (Vladimir) :
Mr. Roosevelt’s the man. 17203.
Mr. Roosevelt’s the man, for you
and Lenor-
and me. 7987.
Lentis (H. 8S.) Wenn ich von dir geh’,
weine nicht. 12570.
Lentsch (Lorie) jr. I only wish.
10680.
Lentz (A. K.) Vorstudien fiir das er-
lernen des geigenspiels und des spiels
auf anderen saiteninstrumenten.
26221.
Lentz (D. J.) Let’s dance. 14054.
Lenz (J. A.):
Aloha. 381029.
Beneath the silvry moon of my
Hawaii. 29307.
Nearer my God to Thee. 32649.
Old Black Joe. 32757.
Waltz exercise. 33608.
Lenz (Leopold) Wanderer’s night
song. 3270 (694).
Lenzberg (Jules) Little Ruby. 29189
(245).
Lenzi (Alfred) When I’m alone with
you. 380878.
Leo (Al) When it’s lovetime in Love-
land. 6017.
19946.
29189
Konzert.
Simple histoire.
Leo (Lionardo)
Léo (Yves)
(386).
Leon (Harry) pseud. See Sugarman
(Harry)
Leon (lL. M.) Rosita mia. 2329.
Leon (Maria) Gitana. 24614.
Leon (Rafael de):
Maria de la O. 17141.
Trinia. 18233.
Ya no te quiero. 18545.
Leonard (Beatrice) :
Lament moderne. 10994.
Last of the Boston Pratts. 22612.
Mrs. Gainsworthy. 17206.
Leonard (Conrad) :
Living on love. 27754.
Racy roadhouse. 30443.
1889
INDEX
Leonard (Hddie) :
I don’t want no Swanee river.
31003 (69).
Louisiana coon
26583 (167).
Leonard (Hmil)
25864.
Leonard (Jack)
and the moon.
Sicilian nights.
Covered-wagon lull-
aby. 15915, 29436.
Leonardi (Leon) Blue night. 31182.
Leonatti (A. D.) Blue, blue Arizona
moon. 15727.
Leonecavallo (Francesco) Cadenza.
27687.
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Mattinata.
27688, 27689.
Leone (Jennie)
ealled.- 21109,
Leone (Mario):
Birthdays and roses.
Cherokee Bill. 358.
Cost of war.. 18977.
Dream girl I’m lonely tonight.
3776.
Everything is in your kiss. 3859.
Heaven sent me you. 16880.
Tm in a daze. 31935.
Love time in Vienna.
My days in old Warren.
Sing and dance with
To the colors I am
29318.
30077.
20276.
the moon.
28508.
When I get you under the moon.
9258.
Your eyes tell me your answer.
33891.
Leonhard (EK. A.) Florida night.
10221.
Leoni (Franco):
Bells. 62538 (85).
Brownies. 6517, 6518.
Leont (Charles) In Havana with
you. 29881.
Leopold (B.):
Amour oriental.
Aranka. 3342.
Bilder fran Sverige.
Dernier salut. 16002.
Furiant. 39538.
Hulan. 24758.
Hungarian fantasy. 4180.
Hungarian march. 10487.
amma. . s2m128.
Lumir. 4769.
Na slovackém venkové.
Pisen Lasky. 20553.
Record. 11796.
Rose von Granada.
Wolga. 3148.
Zingaresea. 26525.
Leopold (J. W.) In Topsy Turvy
town. ‘507.
Leopoldi (Hermann) :
A guater tropfen, so dreimal tiig-
lich. 95138.
88.
234.
1920.
14709.
| Leslie.
pt. IT, n. s., v. 81
Alois!! 38817.
Fahr’ nach St. Gilgen zur som-
merszeit. 31548.
Grosse wunder, das man liebe
nennt. 29681.
Ich hab bei jeder
19700.
Landsieut’ !
Périphérie. 25657.
Platzmusik. 5281.
This must be love.
Le Pard (Donald)
my mind. 26476.
Lepine (Frederic)
resi gltick.
4581.
2775.
You're always on
I will be back in
summertime. 10723.
Lepine (Raoul) Born to be_ biue.
6497.
| Lepping (J. E.) Love walked away.
1580.
Lereh (B. S.) Just another day gone
by. 4522.
Lerman (J. W.):
King of glory. 3270 (356).
Voices of summer. 6253 (503).
Lerner (Sammy):
Breakfast in Harlem. 26715.
Each morning after an evening
with you. 638.
I would love to have you love me.
29854.
Spanish Jake. 28572.
Would ’ja have a cup o’ Java with
me, 23918.
Leroux (Xavier) aw., and Leroux
(G. X.) prop. Sabretache. 9509
(640).
LeRoy (B. I.) For no reason at all.
16220.
Leroy (KH. A.):
Let’s forward march with Roose-
velt. 22631.
Look into my eyes and smile dear.
T&S08.
March of times. 1653.
Please take me flying.
Le Roy (Harvé)
LeRoy (K. W.)
26727.
Leroy (Nellie)
LeSage (Allen)
8438.
San Jacinto. 28484.
Bull frog’s wedding.
Just posing. 13976.
I’d like to make you
mine. 29776.
Lesh (KE. R.) Lonesome and blue.
17035.
Lesher (M. V.):
Two silhouettes on the wall.
‘18257.
You are my every thought. 18560.
LeSieur (Lorain) Lonesome moon.
46982.
Lesinsky (A. P.) Gipsy baron. 31648.
Lesinsky (Joseph) Some one. 8744.
mseud. See Langlois (Theo)
Leslie (Charles) :
Hoe cake shuffle. 4142.
1890
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Swaying silver birches. 5688.
Leslie (Edgar) :
Be jolly, Molly. 3838904 (19).
Dance coquette. 383904 (50).
I can’t help it if I’m fidgety.
62538 (198).
I didn’t go home at all.
(281). \
I’m a Yiddish cowboy. 62538 (206).
Im glad I’m Irish. 3904 (125).
Kanawha. 24031 (104).
Oh! How can I ever forget him.
6253 (855).
12862
Playing hookey. 9509 (573).
Sadie Salome, go home. 21569
(478).
Someone’s waiting for me. 33904
(279).
Way down in cotton town. 33904
(326).
What’li I do with my nights the
rest of my days. 3006, 9238.
Won’t you even say hello. 26533
(335).
Leslie (George) pseud. See Diffen-
baugh (G. L.)
Leslie (Leta) It’s leap year. 18902.
Leslie (Meivin) When it’s night time
on the prairie. 6018, 30882.
Leslie (Ralph) When it’s night time
on the prairie. 6018, 30882.
Leslie-Smith (Kenneth) :
Canterbury fair. 13128.
Love, for once you can’t fool me.
22724.
Salt water. 28428.
Le Soir (Jack):
Ask anyone. 125.
Organ, the monkey and me.
5173.
Lesser (Robert) Would you love me
if I were blind. 21455.
Lessing (Samuel) Sailors holiday.
2346.
Lessner (Geo.) :
For love’s sake, save the last waltz
for me. 749.
Friend that is true. 10261.
I could call you everything but
sweetheart. 998.
Love is a game of hearts. 20082.
Sweetheart, if you really feel that
way. 238513.
When the moon shines down in
dear old Nevada. 18428.
Lester (B. B.) If I had known.
Za A
Lester (Floyd):
Changes. 6587.
Old fashion blues.
Lester (H. L.):
He said, she said, they both said.
13547.
Rock-a-bye, my baby. 11841.
2020.
Roll along old mellow moon.
14690.
That means I love you.
Yodling specialty. 15427.
Lester (Hamp) See Lester (H. L.)
Lester (N. W.) I believe in rhythm.
Zalt,
Lester (William) :
Four part songs for junior high
school boys. 10245.
Home on the range. 27271.
Song of the drum. 25934.
15059.
Stop dat buzzin’. 33280.
Lesur (Daniel) Hymnes. 19507.
Let all mortal flesh keep silence.
30009.
Let freedom ring. 22624*,
Let’s play house. 16942.
Let’s play together. 14068-14071.
Let’s sing again. 11042, 20120.
Letcher (R. L.) Dependable you.
6750.
Letellier (Edgar) Du soleil sur la
porte. 6821.
Letford (Slim) Our castle in the air.
8353.
Letorey (Omer) Benedictus. 21569
(38).
Letter edged in black. 14078.
Letters (Will) :
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
21569 (185).
Molly O’Morgan. 29189 (274).
Letzten vier von Santa Cruz. 68538.
Leuckart (FE. E. C.) :
Auftakt zur tat. 29260.
Deutschland. 29478.
Divertimento. 4910, 4911.
Fantasie und Fuge. 22011.
Festmusik. 10202.
Finnische volkstinze. 3900.
Glaube. 29650.
Hymne an die arbeit. 29766.
Ich fahr wohl tiber ein see. 32026,
32027.
Kammerkonzert. 1384.
Klage. 29979.
Klosterbriider und lumpenbauern.
Bend Ue
Kurische suite. 1410.
Kurze pastoral-messe. 7662.
- Maria sass am rocken. 30121.
Morgenrot, Deutschland. 22877.
Musik ftir blechbl’ser u. schilag-
instrumente. 1803.
Neue dom. 17390.
O freude iiber freude. 30307.
Ostpreussische tinze. 30360.
Passacaglia und Fuge. 23162.
Schifermidchen, komm mit mir.
33074.
Stisser Christ und Herre mein.
30641.
1891
INDEX
Leuckart (EF. HE. C.)—Continued.
Sympkhonische phantasie. 12205.
Venezianische suite. 23694.
Wohiauf, gen Bethlehem.
ZAweites offertorium. 383902.
Leur (Joop de):
Dancing silhouettes.
30937.
21838, 29452.
Dat zijn me dingen, Juffrouw
Dinges. 31397.
Hup, hup, hup. 31840.
Kom catotje in mijn _ bootje.
27661.
We gaan de wijde wereld in.
18340.
Leutzel (—) Be thou faithful unto
death. 188.
Leux (Leo) Junge graf. 1345.
Levant (Osear) :
All dressed up and no place to go.
12890.
Carnival—ah romantie love dream.
31253.
Carnival—king and country eall.
31255:
Carnival marche. 31256.
Carnival—then farewell.
Lazy weather. 14033.
Marche funebre. 32428.
Take your time. 18089.
That’s how Virginia began. 23583.
Until to-day. 21184.
Levant (Phil) Afterglow.
12888, 18667.
Levasseur (Ll. C.) Longing for you.
7808.
Levenson (Boris) :
Autumn sorrow. 139.
Fickle wife. 3891.
From the distant land of Volga.
770.
Harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls.
24684.
King Vladimir’s feast. 1395.
Russian collegiate drinking song.
330387.
Song of India.
Levenson (Irving):
Gotta break a date. 7019.
Playing at love. 8425.
Levere (M. B.):
Mass in A flat.
Silvery moon.
Leverton (Orville):
"Neath the Canadian moon. 28084.
Yodelin’ lumber-jack. 29101.
Levey (D. E.) I didn’t want to love
you. 27334.
Levey (H. A.):
American home theme.
March time. 11220.
No turning back. 11500.
Levey (Henry) Chopin
18648 (69).
31257.
12882,
14868.
22786.
23358.
9579.
technic.
pt. III, n. S., v. 31
Levi (Maurice) au., and Levi (Leon)
prop. :
Aero-naughty girl. 26533 (3).
Brinkley bathing girl. 29189 (45).
Christy girl. 26533 (42).
I'm a_respectable working
24031 (89).
It’s nothing but a bubble.
(150).
Linger
(164).
. Lyre birds. 26533
Take a tip from
(418).
Levin (Arnold A.):
Ballade. 25170.
So sweet, so fine.
girl.
26533
26533
longer lingerie.
(L735
Venus. 29189
393202.
Levin (Arthur A.):
I never thought it eould end.
16625,
If you only knew. 16698.
Levine (Abe):
Crowded floors. 18996.
Secrets of the moon. 20742.
Soon after sunset. 17984.
You’re a dream come back. 18588.
Levine (Benjamin) :
Not a word, nota sign. 5066.
Sally Sue. 8604.
Levine (Edgar):
Bayou. 31114.
It had to happen to me, 27578.
Storm clouds. 18020.
Levine (Irving):
Baby, I’m crazy about you. 6371.
Going through life alone. 6996.
Hibiscus. 7110.
Silent watchers. S680.
Sweetheart rose. 8889.
Waltz that broke my heart. 9175.
Levine (Louis) :
Rose of Maunawai. 2323.
Song of the sky blue sea. 23414.
Levine (Nathan) Romance in a
dream. 2312.
Levine (Sam):
Arm in arm. 6544.
I’m losing you. 7320.
Levine (Sidney)
32074.
Levine
9580.
Levinson (Freda) avu., and Levinson
(Mac) prop.:
Speculating on love.
Your beautiful voice.
Levinson (Jerry):
My dear—my dear.
(Simon) American melody.
25962.
26515,
Dreaming by the fireside. 598.
Graduation waltz. 13496.
It’s vacation time again. 13917,
18918.
Little bit later on. 11074.
Living from day to day. 17021,
20017.
1892
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Love went up in smoke. 14173,
17080.
Moonrise on the lowlands. 1764.
Nobody knows
17426.
but the _ posies.
Proposal waltz. 28811.
Sooner or later mark my words.
30599.
South boy wants to go home.
25953.
Spending your vacation in Maine.
12088.
There goes my attraction. 21042.
Twiddlin’ my thumbs. 18246,
21158, 23665.
Vaquero. 12487.
Whatcha gonna do when there ain’t
no swing. 23779.
You've got me _ guessin’ again.
29167.
You’ve. got me guessing again.
12824.
Levitzki (Mischa) Arabesque val-
sante 12937.
Levka (M. A.) Lonely waters. 1530.
mhevy, (A. .T.) Samuel Cranston.
30495*.
Levy (Bob) See Levy (Robert)
Levy (C. J.) Lady Tiger. 4574.
Lévy (D. M.) California victory song.
9815.
Levy (H. L.) Jeanette, oh sweet
Jeanette. 19835.
Levy (H. M.):
Always apart. 26569.
Evening’s at seven. 27028.
; Glorious love. 27143.
Levy (Heniot) :
Barcarolle. 21569 (23).
Menuet in EB flat. 21569 (353).
Piéce romantique. 3270 (497).
Lévy (Lazare):
Quatuor. 8485.
Sans octaves. 8618, 8614.
Levy (Louis) Music from the movies.
382553.
Lévy (Maurice) Chant de la jeunesse. |
26771.
Lévy (Michel-Maurice) Chant du tra-
vail. 29381.
Levy (Robert) :
Give my heart a break but don’t
break my heart. 22100.
I have no regrets, have you. 1024.
Love is in the air: 17067.
On a silv’ry shore. 14511.
Pardon my lips. 17582.
She’d be mine for the asking.
14767.
Swing’s the thing. 14985.
Thank you too much. 21016.
There’s always romance. 5750.
To Mary—with love. 26135.
You’re no amateur. 9460.
Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1936. 22588,
23424, 238860, 24024, 24422, 24799.
Lewandowski (Adam) :
Jak sen. 138927.
Jak zabawa—to zabawa.
32142.
Lewandowski (Zygmunt) :
Katia. 32194.
Malowana lala. ‘7894.
Maty, bialy domek, 22767.
Lewel mfg. co., ine. Lewella waltz.
SPAT Sy
Lewellen (W. G.)
song. 10962.
Lewine (Richard)
to a star. 10438.
Lewinson (Harold):
Clarabelle. 6622.
My magical moment. 11409.
Singing a different tune. 11993.
32141,
Kansas city zone
Hitech your wagon
Lewinstein (Sam) Night. 25506.
Lewis (A. B.) Awake, America,
awake. 18743.
Lewis (Al):
Color of your eyes. 21788.
Dream shadows. 595.
I know a crazy song. 31897.
It’s like reaching for the moon.
10873.
This night belongs to you. 18183,
21083.
Lewis (Berta) Heut fand ein totes
krinzelein. 19445.
Lewis (C. B.):
He calleth thee.
One day’s fun.
29189 (155).
18648 (275).
Lewis (D. A.) Still sweethearts.
2594.
Lewis (Dennis) Will ya, won’t ya.
18491.
Lewis (F. H.) Folk songs of Pasqua-
ney. 3918.
Lewis (Florence) :
He’s a metropolitan love thief.
24693.
Love reborn. 11159.
Lewis (Fred) Dream isle. 21917.
Lewis (Freeman) O Thou, in whose
presence. 28135.
Lewis (Gwen) Sunshine album.
33305.
Lewis (Harry) Delightful Dallas.
13262.
Lewis (Idris) :
From the Welsh hills.
Green lawns. 7033.
Morning song. 1768.
Lewis (Isabella):
And JI never drink, I can swear.
26574.
"Neath the deep blue sea. 20344.
Lewis (J. C.) jr. Let’s cuddle in a
cozy corner. 11025.
Lewis (Joe) Sweetheart ballad. 12188.
6942.
1893
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 81
Lewis (L. H.):
Behold, it is written. 15693, 24165.
Behold the spirits of all men. 26654.
Come to Zion, singing. 29417.
Hear my prayer, oh Lord. 27236.
Lewis (L. L.):
Here’s to the sweetest girl I ever
knew. 10422.
I know you can’t come down from
the mountain. 10559.
I must be losing my mind. 10674.
Song that makes me ery. 12063.
Sweetheart waltz. 12189.
Whoopee. 12673.
Lewis (lL. M.) I didn’t know you’d
leave me. 7202.
Lewis (lL. R.):
Bow down Thine ear. 18648, (51).
Two glee club versions of Dear
alma mater. 7730.
Lewis (Leona L.) Tra-la-la-la la-li-ta.
2822.
Lewis (Leonard)
good-night. 14605.
Lewis (M. B.):
Christ is the door. 24802.
Love is but a bubble, it broke like
my heart. 25246.
Wouldn’t it be nice.
Please don’t say
18540.
Lewis (M. E.) Sierra blues. 33133.
Lewis (R. C.) Not disappointed in
Jesus. 23038.
Lewis (R. S.) Hoping to heaven.
16441.
Lewis (Roger):
Base-ball. 9509 (38).
Roll on the rollaway. 9509 (623).
To-night. 9509 (747).
Under the electric lights.
(757).
Lewis (S. M.):
Cowboy-now boy. 81003 (85).
Ill be back next summer at 2 0°
clock. 338904 (122).
Ill give a penny for your thoughts.
12862 (284).
9509
Tm all alone, hooray. 381003
(71).
On our balloon honeymoon. 31003
(Gla)
Sunset brings idle dreams. 33904
(293).
Lewis (T. E.):
Calline, take me back again.
18875.
I want to be just what you were
to me. 197190.
Lewis (V. E.) Julie Ann. 7586.
Lewis (W. H.):
Answer, yes or no.
Dear ol’ girl. 19053.
- Frog peepin’ time. 13441.
Lewis (W. P.) It’s heaven in our ren-
dezvous. 16797.
24095.
Lewis (Will):
Big city moon. 29314.
Ole dancing shoes. 30327.
Turn me loose at the ball game.
21151.
Lewit (H. M.) I never doubted you.
24882.
Ley (H. G.) Two choral preludes.
3394.
Leybach (J.) Fifth nocturne. 31003
(52).
Leyden (Gertrude) My old Blue Moun-
tain home. 4983.
Lherty (Mac):
Parana. 2107.
Vera—Vera. 2908.
Liamine (—) Amour réveur.
Libardo (Antonio) :
Luna @dargento. 17098.
Presa di Addis Abebba.
Serenata bruna. 17852.
Stornelli bianeo-neri. 5605.
Libby (J. W.) I picked you out of the
AIP ool.
Liber (Jacques) :
Alpine valse. 67.
Arana de la noche.
Around the Danube.
At the ladybirds’ ball.
Bella Napoli. 217.
Benita. 31150.
Gypsy dream. 381724.
Humours of nature.
Lucy. 382407.
My Rosita. 1895.
O balalaika. 17445.
6318.
20594.
18719.
15607.
15620.
SiGe
On the banks of the Don. 32771.
Serenade. 17849.
Serenade andalouse. 33106.
Simple story. 38145.
Song divine. 33235.
Souvenir de Santiago. 33246.
Spring is dancing back to you.
33264.
Suite Pompadour. 2622.
Tribute. 33494.
Liberati (—) Vienna non sei pit tu.
2914.
Liberati (Ermete) Per una _ volta.
5214.
Libke (Rola):
Cowboys meet at the old eactus
trail. 18989.
Honolulu belle. 19481.
I wonder why. 16678...
Who’s so sorry now—it’S you.
21385.
Libonati (G. A.) Along the stream.
21601.
Lichfield (Henry) :
Alas, my Daphne, stay. 26549.
All ye that sleepin pleasure. 26561.
Lichner (Heinrich) :
Heimkehr. 9509 (280).
1894.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Heiterkeit. 9509 (281).
Lichner album. 24031 (118).
Tanz und spiel. 9509 (729).
Licht (Wilhelm) In an old Spanish
garden. 10789.
Lichtenberg (Leopold) :
Art of bowing. 33904 (15).
Twenty-four studies. 21569 (159).
Lichtenstein (Abe) and Lichtenstein
(Sarah) Marching on with Roose-
melt. L655.
Lichtenstein (David Alshansky-)
Alshansky-Lichtenstein (David)
Lichter (Hans) pseud. See Clough-
Leighter (Henry)
Lid’s off. 15515, 16957, 20021, 21079.
Lidauer
See
( Wiad.) Graj skrzypku.
7022, 90385.
Liddle (Samuel) :
Castles in the air. 337.
Dirge for Phillida. 16025.
Farewell. 9509 (219).
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
7162, 7163, 9509 (300).
Love’s mastery. 9509 (427).
Mother o’ mine. 9509 (496).
My lady love. 12862 (227).
My lute. 38270 (485).
Song of the sons oversea.
(689).
Through the palm trees.
(310). e
Way home. 9509 (774).
Liebe eines multimillioniars.
Lieber Augustin. 14079.
Lieberson (S. A.) In a winter garden.
29878.
Liebeserwachen.
Liebeslied. 4565.
Liebling (Emil):
Complete scales for the piano with
explanatory notes. 21569 (79).
9509
33904
15970.
33644.
Florence. 21569 (145).
Liebling (George) Waltz on black
keys. 30842.
Liefeld (A. D.) Prayer response.
23210.
Lien (O. M.):
HKarly morning blues. 6836.
Slicky tricky. 5500.
Tricky melody. 9071.
Lieurance (Thurlow) Flower girl.
24569. :
Lieven (Nils-Victor) Scholasticum.
11908, 11911.
Lifschey (Samuel).
viola. 381100.
Lifson (Harry):
Fire-fighter. 10210, 16186.
Good old New York. 29669.
Moonlight dreams on Lake Louise
Marie. 8010.
Liggett (Carr) Perilous lady. 32852.
Six suites for
Light (Enoch) :
Hail men of adventure hail. 887,
4052.
Where the mountains reach the
moon. 18446.
Light (G. M.) and Light (I. H.):;
As far as I know. 31066.
Just gettin’ along. 32176.
When she puts her feet upon my
back. 33690.
Light (Nola) So silent.
Lightly row. 7740.
Lightner (A. B.)
have. 4783.
Lights of life.
20818.
Make your eyes be-
32282.
Ligus (Walter) Two hearts. 12441.
Liles (G. M.) Loving you. 278834.
Liliuokalani (Queen):
Aloha. 6298.
Aloha oe. 62, 18689.
Liliuokalani (Lydia) See Lilivokalani
(Queen)
Liljefors (Ruben)
Lillenas (B. M.)
Tre singer. 14091.
Song of the reapers.
17975.
Lillenas (Haldor) :
Adoration. 9528.
All that I need is Jesus. 3309.
Alone with Jesus. 6253 (11).
At the hallowed place of prayer.
3363.
Blooming as a rose. 3467.
Carest thou not. 3546.
Clasp of a friendly hand. 9882.
Dark Africa. 38681.
End of a life of sin. 3833.
For Jesus’ sake. 3925.
Forsaken. 3935.
Gift of love. 27132.
Go and search for the lost. 3985.
Hail to the mighty Conquerer.
10363.
He helps us through. 4095.
He lifted my burden. 4096.
He tenderly lifted me. 27232.
I am going home in the morning.
4198.
I ean never forget. 4198.
I can never tell. 4199.
I want my Savior first. 43848.
Jesus Thou art fair to me. 4487.
Just tell Jesus all. 4534.
Lessons. 4601.
Lillenas’ solos and duets. 7748.
Little while. 4672.
My mother. 4978.
Not a shadow land. 5065.
Oh, tell me more of Him. 5108.
Old things
5133.
On life’s ocean. 5141.
Out where the night is the darkest.
5185.
Pilot of Galilee.
have passed away.
5226.
1895
V
INDEX
Lillenas (Haldor)—Continued.
Possible. 5251.
Praise God, I’m going home. 5258.
Pray till the victory comes. 5260.
Radiance that shines from Him.
5287.
Rainbow for mother.
Rose of Sharon. 5368.
Savior lead me. 5400.
Somebody. 5526.
Somebody else
5528.
Song I cannot write.
Song of songs. 12051.
Sun always shines. 5619.
Surpassingly sweet is that won-
derful name. 5631.
Talk it over with Jesus. 5675.
Victorious Christ. 2910.
Well springs up in my soul.
When God speaks. 5998.
When you really need a friend.
6058.
While shepherds watched. 33727.
Why will you wait. 6095.
Will the story be told. 6101.
Would you be ready. 61386.
8500.
needs Him too.
8759.
9224.
Lillenas’ solos and duets. 7748.
Lilley (Mrs. Kader) See _ Lilley
(Rose)
Lilley (Rose) :
Waiting each night for you. 9168.
23729.
Laughter and tears.
Way of true love.
Lillian (Isidor)
27674.
Lilliburlero. 27732.
Lillich (Evelyn) Meet me under the
moon. 7939.
Lillicrapp (G. P.):
Aw gee. 26611.
Where have you _ been hiding.
29015.
Lillie (K. C.) Hold me close. 24722.
Lilly (J. S.) Night. 30276.
Lilly (Willian) :
Ecstasy of love. 21966.
Night in the pyramids. 23022.
Tyroleans on parade. 21167.
Zanita. 24030.
Limbert (W. <A.) Wedding bells.
2989.
Limenta (Fernando) :
Frescobalda. 29619.
Magliettaie. 20127.
Preludio e fuga in la min. 165.
Lincke (Paul):
Alhambra. 3298.
Amina. 18648 (10), 29189 (5).
Armer zigeuner. 117.
Auf der rennbahn. 31003 (18).
- Bajadere. 29189 (20).
Coon’s birthday. 15517 (64, 65),
29189 (71). |
Dirnenlied. 33904 (59).
1896
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Du mit deiner locke. 29529.
Fireflies. 16187.
Fixe Donaunixe. 9509 (229).
Fresh flowers. 21569 (151), 26533
(79).
Glow-worm. 38983, 31660, 31661.
Grossstadtleben. 4037.
Guten morgen vielliebchen. 4042.
Im olympischen dorf. 16703, 19731,
19732. }
Im walzerrausch. 31003 (78).
In der sperlingsgasse. 19746,
19747.
Isola bella. 44389, 19797.
Ist die welt auch noch so schon.
16784.
Kwang Hsii.
Lebende bilder.
Liberia-marsch.
Love’s fancies.
(104).
Lysistrata waltz.
15517 (206).
4594.
33904 (163).
29189 (251), 31003
15517 (230).
May I have the pleasure. 9509
(461).
Miiskenspiele. 4912.
Ouverture zu einer festlichkeit.
17557.
Potpourri. 30423.
Queen of the night, Amina mine.
9509 (595), 18648 (299).
Remember, to err is human, to for-
give divine. 15517 (313).
Rollschuh liufer walzer.
(150).
Runxendorfer. 17788, 17789, 20703.
Satyr-tanz. 31003 (158, 159).
So lang es schéne frauen gibt.
5516.
Songs of the sweet love-night.
15517 (3868).
Spreewald - marsch.
701).
To err is human, to forgive divine.
15517 (402).
Under love’s window. 29189 (440).
Unrequited love. 28850.
Unsere braunen jungen. 18270.
Ver luisant. 15517 (417, 418).
Volkerfrieden. 30828.
Way to the heart. 9509 (775).
Weine nicht. 5962.
Wenn der mondschein
21569 (597).
Wenn die sonne schlafen geht.
18365, 18366.
Wenn du willst das du_ stillst.
15517 (488).
You are the star that guides my
way. 26533 (338).
Zurtickgekehrte taler. 9509 (823).
Angels of night. 26533 (11).
Babbling brook. 29189 (15).
Cavaleade. 3561.
31003
9509 (700,
scheint.
Lincoln (H. J.):
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cuban independence. 462.
Dream of the South. 29189 (92).
Dreaming, love, of you. 33904
(62).
Fire drill. 26533 (74).
Flash-light. 26533 (75).
Focus. 12862 (168).
Full hand. 29189 (124).
Fuss and feathers. 339094 (88).
Garden of dreams. 29189 (126).
Jolly sailor. 29189 (221).
Just south’ard of the line.
Love song. 14168.
Moss rose. 29189 (277).
victorious nation.
(320).
Playmates. 29189 (3382).
Rag bag. 29189 (348).
Royal flush. 29189 (360).
Tolling of the chimes. 26140.
Twelfth regiment, N. G. P. 3270
22582.
29189
(674).
Which way did my mamma go.
6253 (524).
Lincoln (LaFayette) My flower of
love. 14867.
Lincoln (W. K.) Kuu lei lilia. 27664.
Lincoln music corp.:
Courtin’. 3813860.
Get along old Paint. 31637.
Heaven in my heart. 29720.
I’m sorry, that’s ali I can Say.
31957.
I’m the roughest and toughest.
31963.
My sugar turned sour on me.
28071.
Song of the golden West. 33236.
Under the Texas moonlight.
33007.”
Wagon train keep moving along.
o3DoT.
Why should it end this way.
33753.
Widow’s daughter. 30920.
You’re evrything sweet. 26479,
30976.
Lind (C. G.) Put yourself in my
place. 5279.
Lind (L. S.):
Choose your partners, keep a
Swingin’. 9870.
I’m calling you. 7291.
In a funny box they call the radio.
10779.
Is it ‘cause I love just you. 7526.
Magic wheel, weave a dream for
me. 7885.
No night. 8208.
Two dear shoes.
Lind (M. J.):
Believe it or not.
Finally. 16184.
Hobo-bound. 7124.
12437.
6430,
18254.
pseud.
Two lips.
Lind (Roy)
Lax(N IRS)
Lindal (P. R.):
My garden. 28016.
My rosary of memory,
See Lindquist
28065.
Lindberg (—) Sommarkavaljeren.
23407.
Lindberg (Conrad) :
Love on the W. P. A. 20096.
Take it lightly. 20976.
Lindblad (A. F.):
Karin Méansdotters vaggvisa for
Hrik XIV. 32192.
Skjutsgossen pi hemvigen. 33170.
Sommardag. 33230.
Lindblad (Otto) Trollhittan. 33508.
Linde (Otto) Es war schon, als du
sagtest: Ich liebe dich. 6853.
Lindeau (Henry) Vagabond boogy
man. 2890.
Lindeman (Henry)
saxophone solos. 16974, 25184.
Lindeman (Joe) I’m charmed.
Lindemann (Hdward):
Early in the morning. 16110.
Fris-co at night. 22070.
18 modern hot
(292.
How about a shoe-shine. 19498.
Just a little home. 13955.
Little red beans. 22670.
Lindemann (Heinz) :
Als er dir rosen brachte. 15565.
Hs fitistert die liebe. 16132.
Jugend marschiert. 1341, 13842.
Liliputaner kommen. 16969.
Prinzesschen macht hochzeit.
32918.
Lindemann (Otto):
Ball an bord. 12991.
Finnische fantasie. 381578.
Miss Dudelsack. 33904 (194, 195).
Lindemann (Paul) :
Alle hampelmiinner tanzen. 15551.
Erwartung. 31524.
Schloss des bergkonigs. 2377.
Lindemann (W. C.):
Empire city salute. 31517.
Empire state salute. 31518.
Lindemann (Wilhelm) Trinklieder
mazurka. 2834.
Lindemann (Edition) Otto Lindemann:
Alle hampelmiinner tanzen. 15551.
Als er dir rosen brachte. 15565.
Erwartung. 31524.
Hs fltistert die liebe. 16132.
Jugend marschiert. 1341, 1342.
Liliputaner kommen. 16969.
Prinzesschen macht hochzeit.
32918.
Schloss des bergk6nigs. 2377.
Linden (Alan) Only a stone’s-throw
from heaven. 17524.
Lindenberg (Dorothy) :
Broadway. 9771.
1897
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s.,'v. dh
Lindenberg (Dorothy )—Continued.
Night. 82674.
Linders (Karl)
(Adam)
Lindesmith
27385.
Lindfors (Hula)
year. 3794.
Lindgren (F. EH.) :
Beautiful city.
pseud. See Geibel
(SHER) I don’t care.
Dreams of yester-
31003 (16).
He guides me with His eyes.
31003. (64).
Lindkamp (C. H.) We'll dream to-
gether. 2961.
Lindley (A. J.) When dogwood
blooms, I can't forget. 23784.
Lindley (H. 8S.) Mellow moon. 1690.
Lindley (W. C.) I never knew how
much you meant to me. 31976.
Lindquist (Caroline) Little prayer.
27749.
Lindquist (N. R.) Blue in your eyes.
217138.
Lindsay (Bus) See Lindsay (KE. W.)
Lindsay (Buster) See Lindsay (E.
Ws) epur:
Lindsay (Chas.) pseud. See Engel-
mann (H.)
Lindsay (EH. G.):
African sun dance. 6268.
In the Blue Ridge. 16739.
Strumming on the old banjo. 8846.
When twilight fades in the Ever-
glades. 33707.
Lindsay (EH. W.) My dream.
Lindsay (E. W.) jr.:
Funny face. 22077.
No one but you. 28109.
Lindsay (G. L.):
Educational orchestra album.
25422.
10186.
Educational vocal technique. 647,
16113.
Lindsay (J. W.) Too late. 31008
(195).
Lindsay (S. S8.)- Red head, ginger
bread. 28343.
Lindsay (William) Christmas folk-
- song. 313803.
Lindsey (Mildred) Maybe. 17157.
Lindstrom (P. W.):
Home on the hill. 13582.
May. 20167.
Our captain. 17542.
That rendezvous with Sue.
26083.
Lines (Nestle) Ridin’ home. 8543.
Lines for love. 694, 4203.
Lingafelt (W. S.):
According to you. 3274.
I want somebody to love. 4344.
Let’s pretend we’re sweethearts.
4626.
12283,
Swinging on the back porch. 12200. |
Lingdahl (KE. I.) Eternal love. 3840,
3841.
Lingle (B. K.):
Calm hour of night’s repose. 29363.
Devotion. 24413.
Firefiy. 16188.
Glorious. 24622.
Mother. 25379.
Mother, my mother.
Pickaninnies. 25666.
Rainbow. 17697.
Sea picture. 25826.
Serenade. 25840.
Shadows. 25848,
Summer is here.
25383.
25999.
Link (Al) pseud. See Linkenheimer
(A. L.)
Link (FF. M.) Lincoln school song.
25182.
Linke (E. G.) True blue. 26155.
Linkenheimer (A. L.):
Dear old Missouri. 19054.
You’d better sow your oats while
you are young. 6171.
Linneken (Robert) © That’s why I’m
blue. 18146.
Lins (R. E.) Go easy on my heart.
29654.
Linsenbigler (M. M.) I love nature—
and you. 4252.
Liola. 16979, 16980.
Lion (¥.) Chipolata. 18926.
Lionei Monekton melodies. 27734.
Liparini (Antonio) :
In the dream of love. 16741.
Nel sogno dell’amore. 1935.
Stella @amore. 14922.
Lipet (James) Your eyes are like
Dinah. 26516.
Lipkin (Ann):
I love you senorita, I do.
16555.
Just for yourself. 16854.
Love I gave so free. 11135.
Lipman (D. H.) You try to be what
you're not. 9476.
Lipman (J. I.):
13679,
Gotta break a date. T7019.
Playing at love. 8425,
Lipnicki (A. H.) Imagine. 32058.
Lippert (Bernice)
blues. 13618.
Lippman (S. 8.):
{ ean only sing the
Burlesque waltz. 21732.
David Copperfield suite. 24381.
Has anybody seen an Eskimo.
24686.
I may be a wow. 24875.
Little peach. 1510,
Lucky me. 25277.
My heart can take a_ beating.
25435.
Waltz time is romance time. 26236.
Waltz with me till dawning. 28894,
1898
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Winken, Blinken and Nod. 3128.
You went along with my song.
26510. r ’
Lipshitz (H. J.) You are my inspira-
tion. 15484.
Lira (EK. V.)
4273.
Lisbona (Eddie) :
Bad as you are. 15658.
Duchess is learning the rumba.
6822.
Handful of smoke. 13524.
Hold me tight I’m failing. 18575.
If I were Bing. 27514.
Let’s make it up for the last time.
11034.
On with the show, don’t ring the
curtain down. 204638.
Poor little Romany. 8445.
There’s a song they sing at a sing
song in Sing Sing. 2750.
Tower of London. 15138.
Liscomb (Nellie) So ends the day.
5514.
Lish (H. E.):
Ah blinde mame. 18668.
I’d have everything if I had you
my dear. 13631.
It was Will Rogers who. 1810.
La Guardia, the people’s man.
1417.
New York, the city of good cheer.
14448.
President song. 17666.
Two blue eyes in Dixie. 15167.
Lisko (C. H.):
Song of the surf. 20858.
Tell the world you're happy. 21004.
List (W. A.) It’s gonna come home to
you. 29925.
Listen and sing. 4652.
Listen to the mocking bird. 22658.
Lister (J. A.) You’re O’Kay. 6205.
Liszanckie (F. EH.) Tantalizin’ sweet-
heart. 33367.
Liszt (Franz):
Consolation. 19997.
Dream of love. 7754, 19998, 32296,
32297.
Feux follets. 1494.
Franz Liszt. 30082.
Hungarian fantasie. 32298.
Liebestraum. 1495.
Liszt fantasie. 7755.
Love’s dream. 11072.
Préludes. 32299.
Prometheus-bound. 14098.
Rhapsodie hongroise. 9509 (390-
398), 18648 (226, 227).
Second Hungarian rhapsody. 1496.
Weinen, klagen. 1497.
You’re my dream. 7756.
Litolff?s (Henry) verlag:
Beherzigung. 34384, 3435.
Vm faithfully yours.
T8899:
Jettelzech. 6444.
Canzonetta. 9829.
Chor der toten. 3585, 3586.
Ciacona. 38602.
Concerto grosso in C moll. 3645.
Corydon. 6669, 6670.
Cyklopisches hammertricinium.
6696.
Divertimenti a 4. 3734.
Drei trios. 10394.
Du falsches herze. 31498.
Hs will die Galathe. 6854.
HEwige ruf. 31541.
Fremde linder. 10257.
Frisch auf, ihr musikanten. 6939.
Friihlingstag in Garmisch. 10275.
Fiinf leichte duette. 9781.
Haschemadel. 10878.
Heimat. 10414.
Hochenauer schiffsgeschrei. 7125.
Hymnus. 5467, 5468.
Kadenzen, 4588, 4539.
Kamerad deutscher. 10960.
Klavierkonzert. 10976.
Kleine suiten. 4560.
Konzert B-dur fiir fagott. 11331-
gla aesae
Lied vom neuen reich. 11056.
Lilofee. 11065.
Mayen- und gukguks-lied. 7932.
Mensch ist frei geschaffen. 4835,
4836.
Mieze mlitterlein. 11273.
Musik ftir ktinstler und laien in
der alten manier. 11348.
Nurnbergisches quodlibet. 8231.
O heller glantz, du gitildnes light.
8237.
Scholasticum. 11907-11911.
Sechs mirsche. 10260.
Sechs trios. 17684.
Siesta-walzer. 83134.
Sinfonia in es dur. 5478.
Sonatine A-moll. 12044.
Sonnenwende. 5558, 5559.
Sprichwort, Potztausend. 8805.
Spriichworter-symphonie. 11334.
Suite in A moll. 5616, 18043.
Trostgelaut. 12407.
Unser matz hatt einen grosseu
langen bart. 83560.
Venezianische girten. 12492.
Vokale kammermusik. 12514.
Vom singen zum _ klavierspielen.
5904.
Vorlesung tber die gesundheit.
9155.
Waldszenen. 5418.
Wenn tiber stiller heide. 5969,
5970.
Zwei vaterlindische kanons.
11868.
10 klavierstticke nach _ liedern.
12715}
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Litsis (Mildred)
air with you.
Littau (Frank)
diffrent. 33864.
Littee (Ramon) :
Casita blanca.
Take me up in the
£2219.
You’re just a little
300.
Moonlight tango. 1760.
Paquita. 21038.
Ramon tango. 2281.
Mitte Chie Se
Come and bring your sweeties to
the old barn dance. 138184.
Don’t you hear the whistle blow,
Joanna Jo at sea. 16059.
I’m dancin’ on the rainbow with
you. 295.
Ladies oh, ladies oh. 14016.
Lope aiong little pony, lope along.
17042.
Mar honey baby gone back on me.
14221.
Maxie Lou, Maxie Lou, how I love
you. 17155.
My castle o’ dreams. 8067.
When first my eyes beheld you
dear. 18402.
Litterio (J. A.) Tramping my way
along. 30765.
Littiken (Bernadine) :
I’ll just string along. 31906.
List’ning to the raindrops. 32295.
Love may come along. 22735.
Little (A. G.) We can have peace.
15248.
Little (G. A.):
I got nothin’ to do but love. 7226.
I just made up with that old girl
of mine. 16506.
There’s a new moon tonight, in
Sunshine Valley. 8991.
Little (H. J.):
Most adorable you. 30185.
Please stay our President. 11706.
Little (J. C.):
Back in
18759.
Love lit skies are blue.
Little (Jack) :
Is a daffydill as crazy as a crazy
those log eabin days.
20090.
quilt. 13880.
Reason I call you sweetheart.
17704.
What’ll I do with my nights the
rest of my days. 30066, 9238.
Little (M. B.) Youre mine only in
dreams. 6199.
Little (T. B.) Ridin’ night herd. 5336.
Little (V. G.) Laudate Dominum.
22614, 22615.
Little (W. R.) Star of the Texas trail.
2581.
Littie (Wesley) When I waltz with
you. 9270.
Little Black Sambo. 11074*.
classics orehestra folio. 4661.
cobbler. 9509 (400).
Jack Horner. 25191.
Miss Nobody. 18150.
Nemo. 3270 (756).
Little old shanty on the claim.
Little Red Riding Hood. 251938*.
Littlefield (Margie) :
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
1509.
I wish you were mine tonight.
7414, 7415.
Love came to me in the gloom.
11133.
Littlest rebel. 2165.
Littman (Billy) When I played kid
games with -you. 15517 (442, 448).
Littreil (LL. L.) My heart underwent
an operation. 28029.
Liturgical soe. of Saint James.
of the ordinary. 22896.
Litzenberger (Raymond) Alphabet
song, yes me no work to-day. 15562.
Musie
Li Vecchi (Clara) Sogno_ dorato.
23395.
Lively (Bob) I found a new moon
when I found you, darling. 31888.
Lively (K. A.):
Dickey birds. 540.
Hurdy-gurdy man. 975.
I went to the circus. 1179.
Livernash (Will):
Binns’ (Billy) ranch, range and
home songs. 9714.
Broadway, dear and you. 18648
(56).
Living on a shoestring and love.
14124.
Love is a beautiful thing. 20081.
Stop, look and listen. 383282.
Lives for love. 151.
Livgren (Ole) See Livgren (Oliver)
Livgren (Oliver) Uy-yodel-ladee-hoo.
ya verg
Liviabella (Lino)
Livingston (Bill) :
Good-night to you and I do mean
Vincitore. 33583.
you. 10829.
Is that gratitude. 7529.
My song is you. 20828.
Sing, freshman, sing. 17909, 23364.
Two silhouettes on the moon. 5851,
12445.
What the heart believes, the eyes
will see. 9243.
Livingston (Kline) Rescue my heart.
32983.
Livingston (Louise) Make believe
with you. 4781.
Livingston (Phil):
I love the night. 4254.
Kiss I stole. 1397.
Love on a rooftop. 4738.
Lovely senorita. 4751.
Livingston (William) I sing. 19656.
1900
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
es
Livingstone (Arthur) Shining river
trail. 17878.
Livingstone (D. J. (Scotty)) Let’s get
another deck. 16935.
Lizeano de la Rosa (Martin) :
Mi Triana. 25335.
Rataplan. 25741.
Ljungléf (Gustaf) Stilleben. 30629.
Llewellyn (A. J.):
Hunting song. 27913.
Song of the lark. 28812.
Llewellyn (D. L.) Sunbeam in my
soul. 12153.
Llewellyn (H. M.) Unlock your heart
and give me the key. 21182.
Llewellyn (Kdw.):
Come and tease the moon with me.
24031 (381).
If you but knew. 24031 (96).
Premier. 20590, 20591.
Llossas (Juan) Nimm die fiedel, mein
zigeuner. 14458.
Lloyd (Bob) Love is but a bubble, it
broke like my heart. 25246.
Lloyd (Gladys) :
Lize mammy. 7783.
Step lively. 8831.
Wandin’ on. 9188.
You and I. 94138.
Lloyd (H. A.) Tell me lovely bluebird.
8935.
Lioyd (J. M.) Awni Fethlem. 147.
Lioyd (J. P:):
Autumn breeze. 24123.
Coyotes barkin’ at the moon.
29437.
Let’s pretend. 30018.
Lioyd (Olive) Two tunes for Tony.
17023.
Lilywelyn (R. M.) Some one’s rocking
my dreamboat. 12029.
Hoe. 31003. (23, 38, 83, 86, 95,‘ 98,
1234 155; 169) 173, 185,218, 225).
102,
Lobel (Paul) You above all. 9412.
Lobetanz. 30831.
Loblov (Bela) Justa lie. 22559.
Locascio (Joseph) Wasted dreams.
15241.
Locey (Chick) pseud. See lLocey
(James)
Locey (James) :
@an it be you. 21750.
Cotton pickin’ time is over. 21806.
From that moment on. 22973.
If I only had the nerve. 22440.
In Shadow Valley. 22472.
Loch Lomond. 32324.
Lochart (Helen) Let’s go down the
hill of life together. 4619.
Lochel (F. W.) Little love. 30040.
Lochner (J. M.) Moonlight on Day-
tona shore. 22870.
Locicero (A. N.):
Luna d’argento. 17098.
Serenata bruna. 17852.
Locke (Harold) :
Lily pads. 25181.
Pansy bed. 25641.
Queen Anne’s lace. 25726.
Ten tonal tales. 14128.
Viennese silhouettes. 15210.
Locke (J. W.) Whisp’yring willows.
60783.
Locke (Kenneth)
Locke (M. B.):
Fo de glory ob de Lawd. 3915.
I’m going back to the valley where
the moon plays peekaboo. 10615.
Moonbeams jest keep on _ shinin’.
Night time. 1951.
14297.
Locke (P. A.) Please meet me in
heaven. 17633.
Locker (Mary) Richard Harrison
good-bye.- 2270.
Lockhart (L. M.) Lockhart band-class
method. 1520.
Lockname. (Clement)
fool. 24031 (160).
Locko (B. S.):
Time out for love. 28761.
You're so lovely and I’m so lonely.
Pierrot—poor
9462.
Lockwood (Charlotte) Stars over
Nazareth. 28591.
Lockwood (F. W.) My sweetheart, my
darling, my dear. 11443.
Lockwood (L. W.) Kiss I miss.
16882.
Lockwood (LeBaron)
the sweet summertime.
Lockwood (Normand)
veterans. 10027.
Loco lindo. 24247, 25634.
Lodge (E. B.) He cares for you. 7080.
Lodge (Henry) aw., and Lodge (Irene)
prop.:
Temptation rag. 29189 (422).
Temptation rag song. 33904 (304).
Lodge candidate. 22681*.
Loeb (J. J.):
All year ’round. 15549.
Boo hoo. 31188.
I like that face you’re wearing.
7244.
I’m insane about you.
It’s a small world,
10862.
Let’s tee off together. 16948.
Love marches on. 25254.
Monopoly. 17224.
My sugar takes me with a grain of
salt. 30256, 32629.
Old New England moon.
Telegram song. 18108.
September after
3270 (571).
Dirge for two
16582.
atter> all
23089.
You better play ball with me.
12757.
Loeb (W. 8S. 13 In the echo of a dream.
1240,
1901
INDEX
Leeffler (C. M.):
Five Irish fantasies. 1522,
Priére. 8468.
Violin studies. 12508.
Wind among the reeds. 33904
(340).
Loeffler (G. J.) Gone with the wind.
27157.
Lohr (Hanns) :
Aus liebe zu dir,
Berceuse. 15704.
Frechen spatzen. 10252.
Friihlingstag in Garmisch. 10275.
Marechenwalzer. 17109, 30097.
Mein bayrisch’ oberland, 301384.
Spitsommertag. 14892.
Vertriiumte nacht. 12494.
Von land zu land. 33591.
Waldszenen. 5418.
Walzerseligkeit. 125386.
Lohr (Hermann) :
Masquerade. 14230.
Melodie d’amour. 27897.
Molly. 6253 (823).
Norseland sketches. 20881.
One day. 383904 (226).
Ould Doctor Ma’Ginn, 33904 (227).
Pastorale. 4678.
Reflections. 28347.
Soft ways. 383904 (276).
Loeillet (J. B.) Sonata no. 7. 12042.
Loell (A, W.) Eventide. 27030.
Loepke (G. Marschal-) See Marschal-
15634.
Loepke (G.)
Loés (G.):
Czardas. 199013.
Pesth. 20535.
Senora de Paris. 20535.
Loes (H. D.):
Cupid shot a dart, bingo went my
heart. 15982.
Go and search for the lost. 3985.
Guest wanted. 16318.
Harvest waits for thee. 27218.
I can never tell. 4199.
Oh, tell me more of Him. 5108.
Sign is just right for loving. 17892.
Tell the whole world. 12251.
Under the blood. 12458.
Loschhorn (Albert) Aus der kinder-
welt. 9509' (32).
Loesel (D. M.) It’s bitter. 19807.
Loew (Margaret) Moonlight, a garden
and you. 14299.
Loewe (Frederick
in Vienna, 2945.
Loewe (Gilbert) pseud. See Rawlings
(Ci2Ae)
Loewenstein (Melvin)
25452.
Loewenthal (FE. F.):
All hands around. 12862 (4, 5).
Are there thorns in the roses you
wear. 12862 (11).
Waltz was born
My lost love.
pt; 12, 1S.7 Ves
Blue beads.= 26533 (24).
College chums, 26533 (44).
Did I ever have a mama.
(129).
Dream of the dance. 26533 (61). _
Golden days. 31003 (60).
In dear old Mexico. 12862 (258).
In the shadow of the Carolina hills.
6253 (242). é
Kisses are the’ flowers of love.
265338 (155).
La Dora. 12862 (287).
Love rules the world. 12862 (311).
Love’s first whisper. 12862 (315).
Meet me to-night in Dreamland.
9509 (464), 31008 (118).
Miss Lady Moon. 12862 (3838).
My Arab lady. 12862 (354).
My, but I’m longing for love.
31008. (117).
On a porch on a summer’s night.
12862 (381).
Pretty little duckling. 12862 (417).
Robin’s eall. 26583 (239).
Sand danece—Moonlight. on the Su-
wanee. 12862 (448).
See saw waltz. 26533 (254).
Spring zephyrs. 26533 (282).
Visions of home. 18648 (3867).
Loffer (Mable) Wanted. 33618.
Lofstrom (O. (Ozzie) M.) Mirky.
17198.
Lofstrom (Ozzie)
(Ozzie) M.)
Lofthouse (Charles) :
Bahama moon. 21666.
Goombay drum. “7016.
Logan (B. E.) Can it be love. 9825.
Logan (C. V.) All hail our noble Presi-
12862
See Lofstrom (O.
dent. 9552.
Logan (F. K.) au., and Logan (V. K.)
prop.:
Fair Rahda.
Ganges boat song. 9509 (243).
In a Brahmin garden. 9509 (327).
Krishna’s lament. 9509 (361).
Lo, ’tis the hour. 9509 (409).
Logan (G. F.):
Am I all to blame. 12915.
I can’t. see it that way. 10515.
I’m in love with you. 27426.
Logan (George) I’m the roughest and
toughest. 31963.
Logan (J. W.) Call of the sea. 21747*.
Loggins (Z. W.) Texas is calling to
you. 21010.
Logsdon (A. W.) My heart’s just call-
ing for you. 17317.
Lohengrin. 5909, 15517 (424), 18648
(371), 29189 (456), 33594.
Lohman (L. A.) My air-castle of love.
4923.
Lohmann
7983.
9509 (214).
(Albert) Missa solemnis.
1902
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Ee
Lohmann (Walter) pseud. See Wagner
(Oskar )
Lohnes (Jimmie) Twilight’s hour of
remembering. 26172.
Lohr (Hermann) :
Day is done. 9509 (177).
Four years old. 9509 (239).
Songs in exile. 9509 (691).
When a mounting Skylark sings.
9509 (783).
Lohrman (E. J.):
Beautiful flower passed out of my
heart. 15678.
Did it ever occur to you. 16020.
I’ve got my doubts about you. 4887.
There’s nothing lacking, when
you're Pontiacing, you just go—
go—go. 23601.
Lola Cruz. 3288.
Lomas (George) :
One little kiss and a smile.
Valley of dreams. 28859.
Won’t cha take a chance with me.
29085.
Lomax (Alan) Negro folk songs as
sung by Lead Belly. 30269.
Lomax (J. A.) Negro folk songs as
sung by Lead Belly. 30269.
32781.
Lombard (Paul) aw., and Lombard
(M. F.) prop. Aimer... et souffrir.
9509 (3).
Lombardo (Carmen) :
Alabamy beauty shop. 39.
Awakening. 3375.
Boo hoo. 31188.
Goose hangs high. 29672.
In my estimation of you. 4895.
It’s a small world, after all. 10862.
Let’s tee off together. 16948.
My sugar takes me with a grain
of salt. 380256, 32629.
Old New England moon. 23089.
Oooh! Look-a there, ain’t she
pretty. 8340.
Oo-ooh I wanna have a little dance
with you. 5170, 8342.
Then I could forget you. 12300.
Wake up and sing. 2941, 5916.
You better play bail with me.
12757.
You're evrything beautiful
Lombardo (Lebert)
3214.
Then I couid for-
get you. 12300.
Lombardo (T. M.) Love was a dream.
32387.
Lomond (Loch) pseud. See Jones
Crea")
Lonardo (lL. T.) Exaggeration is mere
imagination. 19194.
London (J. C.):
Eve of my initiation.
Now swing is king.
16141.
23049.
126829—37——26
London (Rex):
Me and myself and my wife’s hus-
band. 14239.
Travelling salesman. 30768, 33491.
Londonderry air. 7789, 141382, 17026,
17027, 30051.
Lone star music pub. co.
Texas too. 18720.
Loney (Alicia) Out in old British
Columbia. 25624.
Long (A. I.):
Beulah, the hula dancing Hawaiian
Are you from
queen. 15711.
From morning, noon and night.
10268.
Hawaiian memories. 10391.
Hawaiian one to ten. 10393.
I like you. 13655.
Kuu ipo. 7663.
O, beautiful Ka Tlima. 11525.
Palm trees sing aloha. 17571.
South
23422.
Sweeter all the time.
This ginger lei. 18182.
Vana vana. 15201.
What a brown skin maiden taught
sea island magic. 8791,
28641.
me. 18372.
When the April showers reach
Hawaii. 18424.
Long (Ada) I knew that you were
mine. 27358.
Long (Arvilla) When the green leaves
turn to gold. 21338.
Long (Bethell) See Long (W. B.) jr.
Long (C. M.) 2d. I got jazz in my soul.
16501.
Long (C. V.) My oid Montana home.
28057.
Long (J. G.):
Hecho of my heart. 29538.
Our love waitz. 28225.
Long (J. L.) Swingin’ the blues.
14988.
Long Geek. )s:
If Santa Claus comes down the
chimney, what keeps his whisk-
ers so white. 1206.
Old grey mare’s in harness again.
17479.
Peter’s pop keeps a lollipop shop.
28268.
Somebody sold me a ’cello.
Long (Jack) See Long (J. G.)
30576.
Long, (1..G6,).:
Andantino. 22624.
Liebeslied. 25172, 25173.
Old songs of the old South. 17488.
Romance. 23291.
Long (lL. M.) Will you be my honey
now and ever more. 23881.
Long (Lois) :
Bogey-man.
Drowsy moon.
3484.
3807.
1903
INDEX
pt. 111, nos.) veon
a eee
Long (Lois)—Continued.
Moccasin dance. 4860.
Procession of the seven dwarfs.
5272.
Long (Lottie)
Long (M. E.)
See Frenkel (L. L.)
My love cure recipe.
22950.
Long (Marguerite) Concerto. 1789,
8044.
Long (W. B.) jr. Castles on the sand.
15818.
Long (W. E.) ‘Transfiguration at
Golgotha. 23649.
14144,
I am an advertis-
Long long ago. 7798,
Longacre music co.
ing man. 31850.
Longas (Fedérico) :
Rossignol et l’empereur.
Trois
7801.
Longest night. 27772.
Longfellow (A. C.) Please let me kiss
you just once. 23191.
Longfellow (Jimmy) Missouri lullaby.
17388.
Longmans, Green & co.
a chill. 4955.
Longmire (John):
Dance of the dewdrops. 471.
Green hills of England. 7032
Laughing song. 32241.
Lazy sheep, pray tell me why.
27677.
Moon magie. 4875
Summer song. 28613.
Longo (J. B.)
5367.
petites piéces espagnoles.
My heart gets
too. 5239.
Longo (Lew) Ona Sunday afternoon.
23102.
Longstaffe (Ernest) :
Need. 32651.
Touch of the master’s hand. 28786.
Lono (K. E.):
Call from the sea. 21747.
Think of me to-night. 5761.
Lontos (8S. S.) Rose lullaby. 28399.
Looking for one lost chord. 27780.
Loomis. (A.
Day eval “15517 (424).
Montezuma comes. 9509 (494).
Loomis (C. M.):
Bill of Harmony Hills. 6451.
Dooz ye? We (1) saiz we (I) do.
6787.
Hebrew vagabond. 7095.
Key to my heart. 7642.
Soul of man. 8789.
Soul of the Hebrew. 5561.
Who is fhe man (one). 9316.
Loomis (H. W.
Day god. 15517 (424).
Montezuma comes. 9509 (494).
Lopes (Mae) You stole my heart.
30988.
Please say you love me
Lopez (C. A.) Why is it. 9337.
Lopez (David) You are the one and
only girl for me. 6162.
Lopez (Joseph) :
Beautiful isle of Dreamland.
24152.
Walking on air and Singing a song.
26231.
Lopez (Vincent) :
Capricorn. 24254, 24955,
Chauffeur and the debutante.
18918.
Does a duck like water. 29490.
Knock, knock, who’s there. 22599.
Lopez (Vincent) elementary piano
method. 32346.
Lopez swing. 14146.
Piano echoes. 32864.
Sky ride. 33173.
Stairways. 33269.
Three sisters. 2784, 33436.
What’s your business.
33656.
Lopez Buchardo (Carlos)
ciones. 32347.
Lopez M. (Carlos)
LoPiano (H. M.):
Alborado. 26550.
Disinganno. 26934.
John Harvard hymn.
Lora of Lismoyne. 27782.
Lorang (—) Why wait. 3100.
Lorans (G.) See Lorans (L. G.)
Lorans (L. G.):
30871,
Cinco can-
Cansancio. 24248,
27608.
Enchanting breeze. 3830.
It must be rythm. 4445.
Léranth (Viimos) Parmai_ ibolya.
20511*.
Lord (KH. J.) Beautiful Oregon. 6409.
Lord (Frederic) :
Squirrels. 5578.
15391.
Oh what a lovely night.
Windy nights.
Lord (V. M.)
25561.
Lord (W. O.)
15849.
Lord, I want to be.
Lord triumphant.
Loredo (S. O.):
Kiss me darling as you always do.
14002.
Neapolitan street orchestra of two
pieces. 11460*.
Lorence (Irene) pseud. See Florence
(Irene)
Lorentz (William) :
I’m not caught. 31951.
With my fingers crossed. 30933.
Lorenz (Berta) Miérchen am spinnrad.
15517 (2381).
Lorenz (Chester)
2999.
Lorenz (E.):
Alte und neue volkslieder. 69.
Chord regained. 9871,
7812.
1545.
Wesoly Czesiu.
1904
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein.
16888.
Lindler und schuhplattler. 1415.
Lorenz (EK. J.):
Come unto Me. 28445.
Dark-eyed Russian girl. 24376.
Enough to know. 24507.
John Peel. 27609.
Looking for the lost chord. 27780.
Love’s tribute of flowers. 27832.
Morris dance. 27974.
Olden songs. 28180.
Singing saints. 20791*.
Lorenz (E. S8.):
All the world for Jesus. 3270 (10).
All you need is Jesus. 38270 (12).
Always ready band. 38270 (16).
At the sound of His name. 3270
(36).
Battling for the right. 6253 (381).
Beautiful star of Bethlehem. 3270
(50).
Beautiful star of blessing. 12862
(37%:
Because I know. 3270 (53).
Benediction. 12862: (49).
Birthday of the King. 24179*.
Blessed are the dead. 12862 (57).
Blessed be the name of God. 9509
(72).
Blossoms of the summer. 3270
(68).
Cheer up, dearie. 6258 (62).
Children of God. 6253 (63).
Children’s army. 6253 (64).
Children’s praise. 6253 (65).
Christ is born today. 12862 (93).
Christmas carol. 12862 (95).
Christmas coronation. 12862 (96,
97).
Christmas praise. 12862 (100).
Come and worship. 12862 (107).
Come, Thou long expected Jesus.
12862 (111).
Do what will count. 38270 (148).
Easter evangel. 38270 (155).
Easter gladness. 38270 (157).
Easter hallelujah. 3270 (159).
Endless alleluia. 6253 (110).
Every good and perfect gift. 12862
(156).
Ex tenebris adlucem. 12862 (160).
Fanfare militaire. 12862 (163).
For His dear sake. 3270 (196).
Forbid them not. 6253 (180).
Garden of the soul. 3270 (208).
Gift of gifts. 12862 (180, 181).
Give the light to others. 3270
(215)!
Glorious Christmas. 12862 (187).
Glory to God. 12862 (190).
Good-cheer band. 3270 (223).
. Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah.
9509 (268).
1905
Hail to the star. 12862 (209).
Happy children, wake. 12862
(213).
Hear the glad birds sing. 3270
(252).
Herr, Du _ Allmiéchtiger. 12862
(219).
How firm a foundation. 12862
(226).
I can stand. 6253 (196).
I can trust Him. 3270 (282).
I’m coming to Thee. 3270 (287).
I will tell the story. 3270 (299).
In His name. 3270 (308).
In Immanuel’s land. 9509 (334).
Jesus loves the littie children.
6253. (253).
yesus Shall reign. 9509 (346).
JOin the mission band. 6253 (255).
Joy of Haster. 3270 (348).
Jubel chor. 33904 (150).
King of the day. 6253 (265).
Lambs of the shepherd. 6253
(271).
Lamp of our feet. 6253 (272).
Light of His love. 3270 (368).
Light upon the way. 6253 (280).
Like a shepherd lead us. 9509
(386).
Listening to God. 3270 (875).
Lo, such the child. 6253 (289).
Lord, God Almighty. 12862 (306).
Lord has led. 12862 (307).
Lord’s prayer. 9509 (417), 12862
(310).
Love makes our toil worth while.
6253: (297).
Make room within for Jesus. 3270
(404).
March of victory. 6253 (308).
Morning devotion. 6253: (324).
Morning prayer. 12862 (345).
My soul be on thy guard. 9509
(514).
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
12862 (359).
My soul waiteth upon God. 9509
(515).
Nature’s Haster. 3270 (444).
Nature’s resurrection. 3270 (445).
O precious little word. 3270 (461).
Offertory. 12862 (3877, 378).
Oh, be ready. 3270 (473).
Our God be with us. 12862 (391).
Our promised star. 12862 (392).
Out and out for Jesus. 3270 (480).
Practical anthems. 33904 (242).
Praise the Lord. 9509 (582).
Praise thy God, O Zion. 12862
(412)2
Praise ye the King. 12862 (413).
Precious gift. 12862 (415).
Prepare ye the way. 12862 (416).
Prince of life. 9509 (591).
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Working at the side of the Master.
Lorenz (KE. 8S.)—Continued.
3270 (761).
Rejoice greatly. 12862 (434).
Rejoice in the Lord. 3270 (530). Worship the King. 12862 (550).
Response by choir and = schooi. Worship the Lord. 12862 (551).
12862 (435). | Lorenz (Julius) Miirchen am spinn-
Ring, glad bells. 12862 (438). rad. 15517 (2381).
Rock of ages. 3270 (548). | Lorenz (K. K.):
Same old message. 3270 (561). — Children’s day treasury. 15517
Segens-stern. 12862 (456). (53), 18648 (67), 38904 (88).
Send the message back to glory.
3270 (568).
Shine on, O star. 12862 (460).
Sing, O heavens. 12862 (465).
Sing with thanksgiving. 12862
(466).
Soldiers of the King. 3270 (594).
Song of hope. 381003 (174).
Song of jubilee. 9509 (685).
Song we sing today. 12862 (476).
Songs of praise. 3270 (614).
Spring has come. 38270 (618).
Star of blessing. 12862 (479).
Story must be told even there.
9509 (711).
Suffer the children to come. 95093
(713).
Sunshine of your home. 3279
(635).
Sweet hour of prayer. 6253 (461).
Taik it over with Jesus. 3270
(648).
Thank God for Christmas blessings.
12862: (488).
Thee we adore. 12862 (492).
Trust in His wonderful love. 3270
(671).
Trust ye in the Lord. 3270 (672).
United praise. 3270 (679).
Victory is won. 38270 (685).
Waiting for Santa. 12862 (522).
We are on the winning side. 3270
(700).
We drift to Thee. 3270 (701).
We love the name of Christmas.
12862 (525).
We will do our share. 3270 (704).
We would find the little Baby.
12862 (528).
Weihbnachts gabe. 15517 (485).
Welcome the King. 12862 (530).
Easter treasury. 38270 (163).
Missionary treasury. 6253 (322).
Lorenz pub. ¢o.:
As a mother comforteth. 63848*.
Birthday of the King. 24179*.
Child divine. 24286.
Child of Christmas. 24287.
Christ triumphant. 376.
Come unto Me. 28445.
Dark-eyed Russian girl. 243876.
Easter echoes. 634.
Enough to know. 24507.
Hxalt His name. 10180.
Galloping ghost. 24599*, 29628.
Good Samaritan. 24648.
His wayside messengers. 7120*.
I’m going gypsying. 27416.
I met the good shepherd. 24879.
John Peel. 27609.
Joys of Junetime. 7580.
Junior choir. 18648 (208).
Legend. 27682.
Lilies for Easter. 4648.
Looking for the lost chord. 27780.
Lorenz’s organ treasures. 1548.
Lorenz’s organ voluntaries. 20056.
Lost star. 25229*.
Love’s tribute of flowers. 27832.
Master’s garden. 7925.
Morris dance. 27974.
Music of Bethlehem. 25402,
Night of holy memories. 25511.
Olden songs. 28180.
On the third day. 2056*.
Prodigal and the song. 25714.
Redemption’s song. 2251.
Risen Redeemer. 2280.
Singing saints. 20791*.
Voice of devotion. 21212.
We praise Thy glorious name.
12553, 12554.
When the light shone. 23816*.
Lorenz’s organ treasures. 1548.
What a perfect friend. 3270 (708).
Lorenz’s organ voluntaries. 20056.
What gift shall I bring. 12862
(581). Lorer (A. H.) Hello, dream girl.
When the chiidren sing. 3270 16391.
Ci2t). Loret (M. L. G.) Pastorale. 38270
(233%
Lorey (Wolf) ‘'Trink dir erst ein biss-
chen stimmung an. 5816.
Lorinez (Teca) :
Mért suttog az esti szellO...
When the prodigal comes home.
3270: (723).
Where He leadeth me. 3270 (725).
Where is He. 12862 (538).
Whispers of Jesus. 3270 (730).
Who will be a soldier. 3270 (7386). 1707.
Will you be ready. 3270 (742). Szerelemr Ol, boldogsagrél...
Wonderful Savior. 3270 (754). 2676.
1906
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Tele van a mezoé hintve... 2702.
Loring (Porter) Let not your heart
be troubled. 380014.
Lornay (Larry):
My baby’s out tonight. 4927.
You mean all the world to me.
6185.
Lorner (Phillip):
Keep a’ridin’.
Song of freedom.
Lorraine (Al):
Blue fantasy. 6474.
Dream girl. 10080.
4542.
12045, 12046.
Maybe it was a mistake. 11241.
Lortzing (A.):
Waffenschmeid. 6253 (505).
Wildsehutz. 9509 (803).
Lorusso (Anna) Be mine _ to-night.
3417.
Losch (Abe) pseud. See Lincoln
CER di.:)
Losehke (I. C.):
My Garling Annabel Lou. 20273.
That dear old place called home.
Brains
Losey (Ff. H.) March-Gloria. 30115.
Losey (F. H.) aw., and Losey (A. M.)
prop.:
Carolyn.
Fieur de lis.
Golden prince.
Grand operatic
(203).
Inspector general.
Lily. 12862 (299).
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground.
15517 (238, 239).
Red raven. 12862 (431).
Regent. 12862 (483).
Robinhood. 12862 (441).
Robinhood march. 9509 (620).
Rosamonde. 9509 (626).
Shooting stars. 9509 (666).
Standard bearer. 2509 (706).
Unele Silas. 12862 (509).
Water sprites. 12862 (523).
12862 (81).
12862 (166).
12862 (198).
selection. 12862
15517 (182).
Losinski (Geraid) Loved by you.
11169.
Lost star. 25229*,
Botht’ (het 2):
Fairy steps. 27049.
Mignonette. 27925.
Voices in the woodlands. 28879.
Lothar (Mark):
Kleine sonate. 29982.
Kleine theater-suite. 29984.
Lothrop (N. R.)
her buck. 17654.
Loti (1.) pseud. See Culotta (Illumi-
nato)
Lotter (Adolf):
Chimes of Glo’ster.
Dulcinea. 68231.
Hampton court.
Powder
6604.
29694, 31734.
Hotzmach’s jubilation. 7152.
Moto perpetuo. 143819.
Slavonic scherzo. 238379.
Song of despair. 8760.
Three blind mice. 33488,
Three days. 2782:
Tyroleana. 15176.
Lottery lover. 19280.
Lottritz (T. C.) Tyke.
Lotus girl. 1551.
Lotus mcon. 7821.
Lou (Johuny) pseud.
L
28839,
See Freda (J.
Lou May. See Wynn (L. M.)
Loubé (Charies) pseud. See Holou-
bek (I<arl)
Loucks: (R. C.)
12839.
Loud (W. E.)
Loud speaker low down.
Loudon (Billy):
I’m locoed, just like a iong horn
cow. 16592.
Old trail pard. 17491.
Loughborough (Raymond) :
Buzz of the busy bumble bee.
Your hand in mine.
I love thee. 16546,
23620, 23970.
6530.
My haven. 30218.
Onee when the world was young.
32779.
Pedlar of stars. 30391.
Louis XIil, king of France.
25997, 31035.
Amaryllis.
Loulouka (He) 1552.
Lourie (Victor) Why couldn't I.
29040.
Louther (H. A.):
I want to dream. 18794.
In silver birch lane. 4398.
Lovatt (M. A.) Isle of Sleep. 10848.
Lovatt (S. EH.) Fain would I change
that note. 138383.
Love (Dean) Just another play-boy.
25074.
Love (J. P.)
Love (Lura):
My Texas. 17358.
On to Carolina. 17510.
Sing hi, sing lo, for the crazy
water crystals. 14798.
Love (Mabel) My darling dear.
14352.
Love (R. C.):
Townsend triumph song. 15141.
Triumph song. 21139.
I’m so happy. 29822.
River, let | Love (R. E.):
Dancing. 6709.
Just an old violin. 7604.
Just like that. 4582, 29959.
Just when I need you most. 7628.
Let’s waltz around in Dixie. 7724.
Looking all a-round for you.
PAC TT
1907
INDEX
Love (R. H.)—Continued.
Mississippi valley moonlight.
7984.
Spinner of memories. 5568.
Love (W. B.) Depression has gone
away. 24405.
Love waltz. 12862 (140, 176, 218, 312-
314, 497), 15517 (172).
Loveday (Carroll) :
My pipe, my slippers and you.
11422.
You're evrything that’s lovely un-
der the sun. 12789.
Loveland (B. W.) Lord is risen.
(389).
Lovely (Yvonne) I fell in love with
you over the air. 105382.
Lovering (M.) Sonata no. 7.
Lover’s tasks. 6253 (300).
Love’s old sweet song. 17087.
Lovett (lL. L.) Mem/’ries of you.
25329,
Lovick (Ted) Lights are shaded in a
little rendezvous. 16965.
Low (Reg) Francis and Day’s con-
cert parties album. 13483.
Loweock (H. C.) Knitting isn’t Kiss-
ing. 25114.
Lowden (CC. H.)
29189 (455).
Lowder (R. M.)
3270
12042.
Voice of praise.
Swanee River moon.
a
20940,
Lowe (B. M.):
I just want to be by your Christ-
mas tree. 13649.
I’m so lonely. 138730.
Norma Lee. 14465.
Twilight rosary. 15166.
Lowe (H. M.) Dreamy eyes. 612.
Lowe (S. M.) Swinging in Harlem.
26031.
Lowell (Edith) Juniors’ marching
song. 22555.
Lowell (J. K.) Ta-~’u here. 15021.
Lowell (Joe) One in a million.
25598.
Lowell (Morty) pseud. See Lefkowitz
(Mortimer )
Lowell (R. A.):
T’ll stake a claim on thee. 16588.
Shifting sands. 25855.
Lowenberg (Florence) Harly May.
10128.
Lowenstein (Melvin) :
Cotton picker’s rhapsody.
Dreaming of you. 31484.
Lowenthal (Carolyn) California sym-
phonic suite. 9814.
Lowenthal (I. M.) Why do I love you
29434.
so. 6091.
Lowman (Mrs. G. F.) See Lowman
(M. G.)
Lowman (M. G.) Tear drops. 5684.
Lowrey (W. M.) Gold star. 24631.
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 81
Lowrie (A. R.) Fairer than Kil-
larney’s roses. 708.
Lowry (R.) Where is my wandering
boy to-night. 6063.
Lowry (Tony) £4Willow pattern.
33766.
Lowther (A. N.) You stole my love.
6222.
Loxton (KH. C.) Water colours. 9195.
Loy (Carl):
Ev’rything is well with me. 10179.
Since I left this world behind.
11982.
Loy (Tonya) pseud. See Ruben
(Esther )
Loyola college. March on, men.
11219.
Lozano (Trancito) My, my David
dear. 22963.
Lozito (James) You brought me love.
33828.
Lozowick (Edward) :
Deep in the dusk. 29464.
Forgotten. 29612.
One exception to the rule. 380348.
Lualdi (Adriano) :
Africa. 12878.
Deux rondeaux. 30086.
Luafo (Gil) Amor de esclavo. 31048.
Lubcke (C. C.) Devil had his day.
6756.
Luber (Robert)
Lucas (A, W.):
Dear Crystal Lake, we hail thee.
21854.
Save our Constitution. 17816.
Lucas (Alice) I’ve got a diamond ring.
24900.
Lucas (Clarence) :
Dear England mine.
Fugue. 4047.
This quiet night. 18184.
Tolling bells. 9047, 9048.
When stars are in the quiet skies.
3270 (720).
Lucas (Clyde) and Lucas (Lyn):
Congo rhythm. 15896, 21800.
This night belongs to you. 18183,
21083.
Lucas (H. E.) Don’t wake me up, if
this is a dream. 13300.
Lucas (John) Love birds. 22714.
Lueas (Kathleen) In the woodlands.
1258.
Lueas (lL. E.) Honey I’ve no right to
love you as I do. 138587.
Lucas (M. C.) My honey. 30228.
Lucas (Marie) Shylock’s shanty car.
8672.
Lucas (Mary):
Dandelion down. 3679.
Duck’s ditty. 24485.
Evening song. 3845.
Thunder at night. 5775.
Let’s pretend. 14072.
9991.
1908
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Tired Tim. 2797.
Tom-tit. 2808.
Wind. 6105.
Lucas (Nick):
Beautiful dreamland. 9670.
Broadside. 9770.
Guitar melody. 10352.
Let’s play together. 14068-14071.
Morris’s modern method for tenor
banjo. 1770, 1771.
Shake that guitar. 11947.
Silk stockings. 11974.
Seme blues. 12026.
Telephone call. 12248.
Todo va bien. 12368.
With you and my guitar.
Wyoming Joe. 12741.
Lucas (U. S.)
Jackson, look him up.
Lucchesi (J. M.):
Beaux soirs de Cuba.
C’est toi Lona. 26736.
Cancion y danza andaluza.
Cielo de la pampa. 26808.
Corrida del Ganadero. 9920.
Désir tzigane. 10019.
Dias felices. 29476.
Flor querida. 19242.
Linda cubana. 27733.
Magica sonrisa. 11199.
Panchita. 14558.
Promenade 4 Hyde-Park. 28310.
12710.
23292.
9674.
315.
Rosalito de Granada. 25791.
Suite andalouse. 2615.
Luecchetti (Mario) Canzona della
guerra italiana ed etiopica. 15808,
18892.
Lucchetti (Peter)
Island. 16938.
Lucia (P. 8S.) Rhythm darkies South
for two. 28367.
Lucia (Rachele) Columpio. 408.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 12862 (1388).
Luciann (René) Soleil. 12022.
Lucido (D. M.) Touch of your magic
hand. 5803.
Lucido (Don)
Luejak (Joe)
8304.
Luck (M. H.) Oath of Ali Bey. 28136.
Luck of the Irish. 13878.
Luckash (George) This new day gen-
eration. 21081.
Luckins (Pauline) I wish I could see
my darling. 24923,
Lucrezia. 32406*.
Ludden (Grace)
sleeping pines.
Luders (Gustav) :
Chaperone. 3270 (92).
Hlectric signs. 29189 (95).
Fair co-ed. 3270 (179),
(161).
Let’s go to Coney
See Lucido (D. M.)
On Broadway for you.
Down among the
26958.
12862
Return of Andrew
I would like some information.
29189 (193).
It’s money. 29189 (214).
Marcelle. 12862 (3238).
My truant heart. 29189 (290).
Queen of the one ring’ show.
29189 (347).
Weak little woman. 29189 (458).
Whip song. 29189 (474).
Ludig (EH. HE.) Oh, for goodness sake.
8256.
Ludington (F. M.):
I met Susanne in Amsterdam.
10670, 24878.
Let’s be friends again.
Stork song. 23458.
Strolling down Broadway. 18029.
When the one that you love comes
home. 23822.
Ludlam (R. G.):
Coronation ode—EHdward VIII.
25151.
26840.
Gates and doors. 18452.
Golden strands are turned to
silver. 4004.
Green glen of Glenties. 27185.
I shall not care. 13751.
King Edward VIII. 14001.
When earth’s last
painted. 12600.
Ludwick (M. B.) jr.
picture is
It’s written in
my heart. 1308.
Ludwig (H. J.) White House and
Roosevelt. 23851.
Ludwig (Harry):
Big city moon. 29314.
Dreams that never come true.
13340.
End of
27019.
Me and my dreams. 32446.
My mother-in-law. 32614.
My prize baby. 30250.
Pretty little bluebird. 8465.
Ludwig (William) Don’t say no.
3757.
Ludwig music pub. co.:
Courier of the king. 31857.
the vagabond’s trail.
Little giant march. 14110.
Sir Galahad. 14807.
Lueder (F. W.):
American skyways. 3381.
Williamsburg 1775. 29056*.
Lueders (A. S.):
Mauna Loa. 25305.
Open season for love. 5171.
Liitgen (B.) Kunst der kehlfertig-
keit. 9509 (362, 3638).
Liitz (Erich) pseud. See Lax (Erich)
Luevano (Cuco):
Contesta de soy mexicana. 6668.
Huelguistas. 10482.
Huelyuistas. 7166.
Luick (EH. J.) Tallulah. 338862.
1909
INDEX
Luigini (A.) Voice of the chimes.
5902.
Luina (Ibelle) pseud.:
Ansias perdidas.
Clamor tropical.
6333.
18943.
Quebranto de amor. 20612.
Tuya. 9087.
See also Mendez (I. L. de)
Luisetti (P. A.) Bach inventions.
31091.
Luken (June) Good-night and good-
bye. 24641.
Lulle lullay. 30089.
Lully (—) Gloomy wood. 817.
Lully (J. B.) Suite of instrumental
pieces. 33296.
Lum (M. B.) Road of love. 2284.
Lumb (Mark). From midnight till
dawn. 3947.
Lumbermen (The) 1621.
Lumetta (S. P.) Touch of your magic
hand. 5808.
Luneceford (Jimmie) :
Count me out. 313855.
Honey keep your mind on
19475.
em mwts
29820.
I’m nuts about screwy
1114, 16597.
I’m the melody man.
Oh boy. 2001.
Stomp it off. 12130.
Lund (Clara):
Balloon brigade. 24145.
Dream on. 24462.
Glorious day. 13475.
Sing songs of joy. 14801.
Those precious hours. 26121.
Thru the window pane. 15109.
Lund (Laurie) Heaven bound. 24700.
Lund (R. B.) Practice hour. 28292.
Lundborg (Gosta) Songes. 5551.
Lundgaard (Bérge) Mindernes spinet.
me.
about goofy music.
music.
16610.
25342.
Lundin (J. M.) I’m yours, sweetheart.
16616.
Lundquist (M. N.):
Create in me a clean heart, O
God. 15920.
Hear Thy praise. 31770.
Lo, I reveal unto thee. 11099.
Lord Jesus, who dost love me.
17044.
O sacred head,
5087.
O Thou who art all loving. 11530.
Praise be to Thee. 11637.
Prayer. 30427.
Prayer to the Holy Spirit.
now wounded.
11732.
Wake, awake, for night is flying. | Lurch
30835.
Lundstrom (Jennie) Dear old child-
hood home. 6735.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Lundvald (Aage)
1986. 24741.
Lunetta (Hlmo)
I loved you.
Luney (EH. E.):
Hornbek revyen
When I discovered
26298.
Loving on the ocean. 1606.
Ride. 2274.
Rollicking. 238607.
Lung (W. R.) Hail to our President.
31732.
Lunk (EF. M.):
Calvary. 3270 (81).
32709 (7):
6253:
Countless blessings.
God of Pentecost still lives.
(53).
Hallelujah song. 6253 (169).
Heart longings. 62538 (180).
I know He answers prayer.
(86).
Jesus is coming again. 6253 (252).
Jesus knows and cares. 24031
(100).
Keep up the fight. 24031 (105).
Onward, forward. 3270 (487).
Power through the Holy Ghost.
6253 (381).
Standing on
24031 (196).
Victory song. 6253 (500).
Victory today. 3270 (687).
We are full salvation soldiers.
24031 (224).
24031
promise ground.
With my soul ’tis well. 3270
(748).
Lunn (F. H.) When you smile little
boy. 29006.
Lunsford (Mack) Plains of Texas.
17621.
Lunt (Ben):
Moon on the Hudson. 8005.
Tahiti. 8909.
Pipou7 WGSG 45k) re
Calling of my heart. 6545.
8790.
Sinfonia in do mag-
Soul’s desire.
Lupi (Roberto)
giore. 23368.
Lupo (C. J. P.) Blind to love.
Lupton (William) :
I found a new rhythm. 19544.
I’m keeping tabs on Babs. 31945.
Just a dream, that never comes
true. 19856.
My mem’ry book.
Stranded. 25987.
Take your affections elsewhere.
9729.
22954.
26051.
You can’t make a meat ball
bounce. 15442.
Lupus (Jack) He wooed her and
wooed her and wooed her. 914.
(Albert) Story Cupid told.
29189 (408).
Luse (H. J.) When first I met you.
23787.
1910
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Lusk (L. V.):
Love song of the rover. 14169.
Out of the shadows. 17554.
Someday somewhere. 8748.
Storm clouds. 5602.
Lustige doppelehe. 21569 (597).
Lustige krieg. 18335.
Lustige Spreewaldfahrt. 9509 (700,
701), 15517 (488).
Luther (Frank):
Dawn on the prairie. 503.
I love you for the moment I think.
1068.
I’ve got everything but you. 1162.
TI want to see you happy. 1175.
King is still my Prince Charming.
10969.
Music box that dad gave mother.
4914.
Prairie stars. 2179.
Somewhere, someday. 2529.
Sweetheart of E pluribus unum.
14976.
They buried my boy on the lone
prairie. 2766.
They’re only other names for you.
2767.
Townsend song. 12389.
Whoever you are, you're beautiful.
3090.
You’re my dream. T7756.
Lutins (Les) 23017.
Lutsky (Lillian) Reveries of love.
8531. .
Lutz (Bobby) pseud. See Lutzelman
(R. W.)
Lutz (S. A.):
I’m keeping the world in line.
29817.
If I had a gringo man.
Lutzelman (Robert) :
Brand new slant on love. 9762.
I’m so alone without you. 10661.
I wish that you'd make up your
mind. 10724.
It was on a night like this. 10890.
No one to love. 11499.
Stars are shining over Lovers’
16688.
Lane. 12120.
Tell me what my chances are.
12248.
Weed spook. 26258.
You're unfair. 12819.
Luvaas (M. J.):
Allegheny in song. 21598.
Fare ye well. 716.
Ho-la-li. 7126, 16414.
In excelsis gloria. 22461.
Kathryn’s wedding day. 25097.
Norwegian cradle song. 17429.
Luxemburg, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Luz bros. music publishers:
AS in a dream. 12948.
15942.
4025.
Dance of the stilts.
Got myself in love.
Hodge podge. 4141.
T’ll write a love song.
So long. 14836.
So nice of you. 17947.
That song. 5726.
Lvovsky (G. V.) Hospodi pomilui.
297538.
Lyddane (Joseph)
tive land. 310388.
13670.
America, my na-
Lyell (Margaret) Fairy queen. 710.
Lykes (Busby):
It was. worth it. 29937.
Tell me. 26066.
Lyle (Mary) When you cuddle me
close in your arms. 21357.
Lyman (J. W.) When magnolias
bloom in June. 12619.
Lyman (Judy) Pampero. 3803879.
Lyman (Olin) River of love. 20664.
Lyman (Tommy) When the gang’s all
gone. 33097.
Lyneh (B. A.):
No no madame. 5955.
Sweet sophistication. 2659.
Your smile is my rainbow.
Lynch (C. J.) You, just you.
12844.
29122.
Lynch (KE. R.) Love never forgets.
32382.
Lynch (Felicia ) Just lonesome.
25086.
Lynch (G. F.) jr. Vve waited long.
4340, 7392.
Lynch (J. B.) On a starry night in
Ireland. 382768.
Lynch (Jerry) Rocky road. 8559,
11844.
Lyneh (John) She’s giving me the run
around. 5448.
Lynch (M. F.):
Love’s holiday. 22750.
Shall it be pansies. 23332.
Weaver of dreams. 21276.
Lynch (Margaret):
Beautiful love. 24154.
Old Broadway. 25564.
Lynch (Matthew) :
Here’s to the veteran’s' bonus.
13570.
R. M. S. Queen Mary, the pride
of the sea. 23230.
Lynch (T. T.) Gee! I’m glad I’m his
dad. 3962.
Lyndon (D. K.):
Girl who’s my ideal. 10301.
Roll along little stream. 11848.
Lynes (Frank) MHunter’s song. 9509
(304).
Lynes (Frank) aw., and Lynes (A. G.)
prop.:
A-maying. 15517 (5).
Barcarolle. 24031 (150).
Boatswain bold. 24031 (16).
£90
INDEX
Lynes (Frank) aw., and Lynes (A. G.)
prop.—Continued.
Cobwebs. 24031 (29).
Consolation. 29189 (68)).
Difference. 29189 (85).
Hlephant and the chimpanzee.
24031 (45).
Hye hath not seen. 24081 (47).
Fifth mazurka. 21569 (187).
Hark! Hark! My soul!
(104).
He was a prince. 24031 (67).
Home. 24031 (73).
Homeland. 240381 (75).
How beautiful on the mountains.
29189 (171).
Lift up your heads, O ye gates.
24031 (115).
Miller’s wooing. 21569 (359).
My shadow. 24031 (141, 142).
26533:
Nightingale and the rose. 24031
(145).
O taste and see. 29189 (304).
Pyrenean spinning wheel song.
24031 (168).
Redeemer, Saviour, Lord. 29189!
(354).
Seek ye the Lord. 240381 (181).
Sleep of peace. 24031 (186).
Song of the Triton. 6253 (485).
Sorrows of Werther. 26533. (277).
Spring’s greeting. 21569 (524).
Sun shall no more go down. 29189!
(412).
Sweetheart sigh no more. 24031
(202).
Thou visitest the earth. 24031
(213).
When green leaves come again.
26533. (315).
Lynes (M. D.) Id rather be hungry
than dead. 1000.
Lynn (J. G.) Sing praises unto the
Lord. 8695.
Lynn (Lukie) pseud. See Tandy
(Lak)
Lynton (Everett):
Fancy meeting you. 10190.
Has anybody seen my little pussy-
eat. 899.
Somebody sold me a ’cello. 30576.
Lyon (C. L.) Dearer than life, close
to your heart. 9998.
Lyon (Del) One rose that’s left in my
heart. 20474, 30351.
Lyon (KE. E.):
Hyerything about you. 24525.
It didn’t mean a thing to you.
10852.
Moon followed us home.
yoni. oR)
But I was wrong. 293.
Moonlight on the snow. 4889.
Lyon (Hlla) Heavenly. 10408.
22855.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Bagatelles. 12986.
Lyon (L. E.) You have everything to
make your dreams come true. 15449,
Lyon (Lazare-) Pajarita. 17568.
Lyon (Russ) See Lyon (HH. R.)
Lyons (E. G.) It happened over after-
noon tea. 32112,
Lyons (F. L.):
Lyon (James)
Gone. 16291.
Honest it’s heaven to me. 7136.
Sally’s coming to stay. 17799.
Lyons (Hilary) :
My Hawaiian isles. 8088.
Strolling with my honey peach.
5611.
Lyons (Joe) When it’s lamp lightin’
time up in heaven. 23806.
Lyons (Lenta) Violets bring memories
of you. 30823.
Lyons (Marie) :
Dreams that never came _ true.
13338.
Love’s spell. 25273.
Lyons (Ruth):
Brown eyes. 9780.
Careless love. 324.
Catch a moonbeam. 338.
Road to romance. 2285.
Sliding down the side of a rain-
bow. 2478.
Stealin’ my stuff and stealin’ my
man. 5588.
Turn on the moon. 12424.
Upstairs downstairs. 12475.
When we make that first million.
12639.
You're in the middle of the moon.
3220.
Lyons (W. A.):
I knew some day Id find you.
19562.
I love you dear. 19598.
Isle of love. 19795.
Just a memory. 19860.
With you alone. 21428.
Lyons (W. J.) Parade of the ghosts
of Broadway. 23154.
Lyra. pseud. See Thompson (L. 8.)
Lysaght (Tom):
Forgotten man has been found.
16228.
Good-bye and good luck to you.
19329.
I’m come easy, go easy Elmer, but
this is my night to howl. 22315.
I’m falling in love for the last time.
22318.
Knute Rockne of Notre Dame.
22601.
Nerts to you.
Lytle (I. M.):
Don’t forget. to say I love you.
19100.
I have missed you dear. 19553.
23000.
1912
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
It was just a kiss that started this.
10889.
Love me to-day. 20093.
Our Flag. 2086.
Lyvers (HE. HE. L. M.)
heaven. 17308.
Ma dusky maid. 9509 (4382).
Maart (KK. L.):
Climbing the hill.
Darling I love you.
Gay chickadee. 789.
Spring has come. 23440.
Sunbeams. 2627.-
Why don’t you cry. 9382.
Maasz (Gerhard) Handwerkertanze.
19392.
Maazel (Marvine) :
Baby lips. 6373.
Copesetic tapiola. 3652.
Mabie (H. M.) Mother’s apron string
My dream of
3611.
24379.
boy. 14318, 27980.
Mabley (Minnie) Wanted: a girl.
28900.
Mabry (H. C.) Feigning farewell.
10198.
Mabry (V. R.) So happy, and how.
5515.
McAdams (C. M.) Modernistic march.
22852,
McAdoo (Alice) Roses. 2325.
McAfee (R. R.):
Reeali a sweet voice. 23241.
Under the midnight blue. 23678.
McAfee (W. W.) Good-bye’ Will
Rogers. 22126.
Macaffer (Jimmie) :
Day will come. 24385.
Under the Moscow moon. 15183.
McAfferty (M. J.) What would you
do. 9244.
Macaluso (Anthony)
18570.
Macandrew (Rachel)
sharp minor. 28303.
MaeArthur (C. E.) Civil war medley.
892.
MacArthur (I. E.) Linger. 16975.
McAuliffe (A. C.) My thoughts are all
of you. 5007, 17360.
McBain (Roy):
Drifting in my dreams down the
river of love. 19147.
It’s our golden wedding day. 27583.
My home of childhood days. 20290.
My old home state of Wyoming.
You came along.
Prelude in C
4986.
My sweetheart of old Montana.
20327.
That old log cottage in the moun-
tains. 21023.
There’s no one so dear as your
mother. 28732.
Wien it’s springtime in Willamette
valley. 21331.
Where the mountains meet the sky
at twilight. 213868.
You will always be my sweetheart
to me. 21549,
McBee (Earl) You saved the day.
6220.
McBeth (Gordon) All on a summer’s
day. 6291.
MacBride (Hric) Dust-i-est dust bowl
blues. 13351.
McBride (F. L.) My darling I love
you. 17291.
MeBride (P.° C.) Dear old Miami
River. 29460.
McBride (Thelma)
anything at all.
McBride (V. E.):
Heartsick. 4111.
I’m the laughing stock of our
whole crowd. 1129.
What’s the use, of
9241.
McBride (Virginia) See McBride
(V. EH.)
McCabe (C. A.):
I’m an old carton saver. 31926.
21240.
Never say die. 17391.
Wanting you.
McCabe (M. E.)
McCabe (W. S8.):
Her evenin’ male. 10421.
Ring around Rosie’s finger. 11829.
McCaddon (W. H.):
Come stroll along with me. 9899.
Found, lost, wanted. 13430.
In the valley of home, sweet home.
10819.
Row, brother, row. 11862.
McCafferty (Alice) In a cabin on a
river side. 10777.
McCaffrey (James) lLet’s go rockin’
on the moon. 16937, 22635.
Maceagnani (Federico) Raccolta di 6
canzoni scelte. 2217.
Maccagno (—) Tu mi piaci. 2846.
McCall (F. M.) Look what I found
and it’s going to be mine. 14145.
McCall (J. J.) What y’ dreamin’ of.
9246.
McCall (J. P.) Jolly Roger. 19844.
McCallum (Ona) Face in my dreams.
24533.
McCamey (Beulah) I’ve got the blue
bonnet blues. 27481.
McCampbell (A. D.):
Gladys. 193804, 31655.
I’m still in love with you. 31959.
McCann (A. D.) Queen of ali queens.
5281.
McCann (D. F.)
McCann, Erickson, inc.
son, jr. 22184.
McCarron (James and Michael) In
the beautiful twilight of evening.
24979.
McCarron (W. A.) When it’s vacation
time. 26309.
Only in books. 5167.
Henry Hud-
1913
INDEX
McCarter (Fronia) Under a far East
moon. 15177.
McCarthy (Carlton) 2d. I need you
in a great big way. 10676.
McCarthy (Chas.) How did I get
home last night. 13599.
MacCarthy (Charley) In a little jernt
in Greenpernt by the Gowanus canal.
19740.
MacCarthy (Charlie) :
Apple dumplin’. 9594.
Ill be hanged if they’re gonna
hang me. 7250.
MacCarthy (Hector)
day. 38480.
McCarthy (Joe) :
I will love you for evermore.
(221).
When the sun is shining in the bye
and bye. 6253 (521).
Why do you stay away.
(529).
McCarthy (Pat)
Thought for the
6253
6253
bottle caps. 11641.
McCarthy (TI. C.) Bess. 6448.
McCartin (C. L.) You made my heart
stand still. 26464.
McCartney (James)
Carrie Carey. 10887.
McCartney (M. C.)
17967.
McCarty (Irene)
20406.
McCarty (J. W.)
into the White House. 28956.
McCarty (Joe) Id like to make a
lucky strike with you. 19532.
McCarver (Jack)
like you. 13966.
McCaughey (W. D.)
band. 18648 (286).
McCauley (George) :
I have missed you dear.
Our Flag. 2086.
McCauley (Rafael)
sody. 17.
McCauley (Ruby) World’s war gave |
the American boys fame. 15417.
McCauslin (Hlizabeth) Ever onward.
24518.
MecCauslin (G. W.):
Down where I meet my Caroline.
26965.
I don’t like to play like you do.
7204.
Longing. 11116.
New York is on parade. 8185.
Shadows le amour. 33112.
Sheik of love’s garden. 8663.
This is how to play upon a flute.
PAT (2a.
McChesney (Percy)
7168.
Just because I look
Porter’s Catalina
19553.
Africana rhap-
Hummin’ along.
‘McCleary (H. R.)
‘McClellan (J. J.)
: McClelland (Gail)
Parade of the milk |
Have you met|
Song for you. |
Oh, it must be love. |
When Franklin went |
-McClin (James)
pt. 1H, n.s., v. 31
McClain (Harry) Girl I met on Broad-
way. 10298.
McClanahan (M. L. M.):
High steppin’ Bertha. 29736.
Reminder of you. 380458.
McClaren (H. F.) Toughen up your
tender feet. 18221.
McClary (G. M.):
Let America be the land of peace.
14089.
There’s always a prayer in my
heart. 5749.
MecClary (Walter)
you want to go.
Come along now, if
15877.
Go to Jesus. 19311.
McCleary (N. J.) Piease don’t tickle.
28278.
McClees (H. J. C.)
tired of me. 1124.
Hternal love.
I’m sorry you're
3840,
3841.
I’m going back to
Dixie’s cotton highways. 16570.
McClelland (Leona):
Beauty sublime, all the time, down
in Dixie. 381129.
Beside the Shalimar, dream girl
that’s where you are. 15706.
JIC OI ene (Randall) :
Last of last December. 32237.
Loving you. 82397.
Rose of old Sonora. 3838024.
When love is love. 33683.
Where is your heart. 383722.
Where the desert meets the sky.
SOl2or
McClimans (lL. F.):
My fairyland dream. 8080.
You’ve got me in a whirl. 9479.
Ever since you went
away. 10167.
McClish (Beuford) State I love.
20899.
‘McClure (Marion) Love at last.
11132.
McCollin (Frances) :
Come hither, ye faithful. 29414.
My garden. 32588.
McCollum (Harriet) :
Happy Valley. 4072.
Praises. 5259.
McCollum (J. C.):
Dark apartment. 26887.
Introduction to love. 16771.
Nothing ever happens. 8220.
Prelude to paradise. 28305.
McCollum See McCollum
(INES)
McCombe (R. S.)
paradise. 14394.
McConaghie (Robert) ’*Neath the gold-
en mellow moon. 14437.
‘(Jimmy )
My little dream of
1914
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
McConathy (Osbourne) :—
Music highways and _ byways.
20254, 27984.
Musie hour. 11838.
McConnell (Mrs. C. L.) Apart. 102.
McConnell (Edwin) I love Jesus.
10587.
McConnell (G. B.):
I can’t keep
24772.
I just made up with that old girl
of mine. 16506.
There’s a new moon tonight, in
Sunshine Valley. . 8991.
When I’m dreaming of you.
McConnell (Lola) Apart. 102.
McCord (Bernita)
12755.
my eyes off you.
McCord (Billy) See McCord (Ber-
nita)
McCord (Charles)
ber Ronkonkomo.
McCord (L. A.)
3657.
McCormack (Alethia)
the music and the moon.
McCormack (H. B.)
King Winter and his sports.
McCormick (G. 8.):
16521.
26675.
4429),
Pretty, witty, Kitty Brown. 25709.
Romancing ‘neath the rainbow...
28385.
Wonderful, beautiful butterfly.
30938.
McCormick (M. W.)
turned when I found you. 17281.
McCoy (Charley) You waited too
long. 29170.
McCoy (Clyde) Ridin’ to glory on a
trumpet. 28369.
McCoy (H. B.):
My beautiful
229801, 30205.
American rose.
No other girl can kiss like you. |
_— 80283.
McCoy (India)
27756.
McCoy (Joe):
Garbage man.
Oh Red. 30819.
McCoy (Minnie) I can’t say nothing
you caught me wrong again. 16479.
McCoy (O. L.) Homeland harmony.
Locket made for two.
31650.
19468.
McCoy (P. H.) Love is such a big
word. 382878.
McCoy (R. M.) Don’t say good-bye,
just say good-night. 3755.
McCoy (Ted) Hawaiian songbird.
31761.
McCoy (Virginia) Moonbeams.
McCracken (A. L.)
waltz. 12862 (63).
11304.
Bonnie braes
| McCrory (Ellen)
Dili Silly
You be the moon.
Ill always remem-_
Cotton field lament. :
Blame it on
Invitation from.
My bluebird re-.
MacDermid (J. G.):
McCraw (Myrtle) ast) + night... I
dreamed of you. 22610.
McCray (Alexander) From the depot
leads the road. 6941.
MeCreedy (Roy) My
train. 25469.
McCrory (B. F. B.):
Gob’s dance. 198138.
Mate’s dance. 20165.
Set things. going right.
Skipper’s dance. 20797.
Tantalizing. 28674.
MeCullers (B. W.) Memory weave me
dreams to-night. 27907.
McCullough (G. G.):
Just a messenger of God’s. 7595.
Life is good when I’m with you.
reminiscing
23324.
14080.
Little white house on the lane.
7780.
Sun still shines above. 8858.
McCullough (Odane) My dream
eabin. 11371.
MacCunn (Hamish) aw. and Mac-
Cunn (Alison) prop.:
In a palace garden: 9509 (329).
Princess Helene. 9509 (592).
McCurdy (Ff. H.) American college of
musie. 31039.
MeCurdy (Margaret) Amateur night.
9574".
McCurry (Richard) Plantation moon.
145989.
MecDancer (Peter) Lu m’briacu.
17098.
MeDaniel (Coila) My rainbow of
dreams. 1888.
McDaniel (D. K.):
Heavens above, I am in love.
13564.
When you are mine. 15338.
Arise, shine for thy light is come.
33904 (138).
Charity. 33904 (87).
For the mountains shall depart.
33904 (84).
Ninety-first Psalm.
McDermott (A. F.):
I just thumb my way. 10551.
My little pal. 11408.
MeDermott (C. N.) Oh, I like that
smile. 17457.
McDermott (Neil)
boy. 33468.
McDermott pub. co. Five little trun-
dlebeds all in a row. 3904.
McDevitt (J. J.) Humpty Dumpty sat
on a wall. 19501.
McDiarmid (Don):
Do the hula. 16031.
Ha-i-na i-a mai ka-pu-a-na. 4058.
When Hilo Hattie does the Hilo-
hop. 6602.
D3904 (211).
Too late, my sailor
1915
INDEX
McDonald (A. L.) See Trousdale (A.
L.)
Macdonald (B. C.):
Angel voices. 18648 (15).
Bamboo baby. 12862 (82).
Beer Land. 12862 (388).
Down at the kissing gate, Kate.
12862 (1386).
I never know how to behave when
I’m with boys. 33904 (130).
I seem to see you everywhere.
12862 (242).
I wish I had my old girl back
again. 12862 (248).
Just as the brook fiows. 12862
(CATON as
La-la oo-la-la-la. 12862 (288).
Memories rise when shadows fall.
33904 (190).
Queen of the night, Amina mine.
9509 (9595).
Say no more about it.
(160).
What a position for me to be in.
31003 (211).
What has that man Harrigan done,
Garibaldi from my _ countree.
12862 (532).
When a coon wants to spoon he
don’t need ary moon. 3838904
(329).
When there isn’t a boy around.
33904 (3354).
Macdonald (Ballard) :
Beautiful Ohio. 18783.
It’s a little bit rough on
26533. (149).
When a coon wants to spoon he
31003
me.
don’t need any moon. 33904
(329).
Wouldn’t that be lovely. 26533
(336).
Macdonald (D. P.) Gone. 29664.
Macdonald (EH. C.):
Bubble and the sunbeam. 29189)
(47).
Come along up in the flip flap.
3270 (104).
Hold me just a little bit tighter.
6253 (188).
It’s a little bit rough on me. 26533
(149).
It’s my thistle. 3270 (329).
There’s one thing sets me crazy—
that’s the girls. 3270 (655).
Who'd like to pay for my holiday.
3270 (734).
Won’t you teach me the way to
love. 3270 (758).
Wouldn’t that be lovely. 26533
(336).
McDonald (H. W.) Harlem lady, I
love you. 4077.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
McDonald (Harl):
Radio signature and Incidental ac-
compariment. 30444.
Rhumba. 11817.
MacDonald (J. EF.)
like a rose. 23278.
McDonald (J. M.) Love I am lonely.
17060.
McDonald (Joseph) :
All for you. 21586.
Romance fades
Beautiful Nuana moon. 24155.
Don’t that do nothin’ to yuh.
10061.
Dream that your dreams come
true. 6804.
For as long as I can remember.
3923.
How could I ever feel lonesome.
16454.
T’ll sing that little song for you.
10580.
I’m happy as the day is long.
22328.
I still love the same old sweet-
heart. 16641.
In a pretty little flower garden.
16718.
Just one kiss. 7621.
Maybe I’m going crazy trying to
write a Song. 7981.
Mister Jeep from the jungles.
22845.
On the beautiful Atlantic shore.
14517.
Somewhere a _ voice is calling.
17961.
Spirit of progress. 25964.
Strange as it may seem. 18023.
Susquehanna moon. 23494.
Sweetheart, don’t say good-night.
8886.
William and Mary hop. 15387.
You are ail that was made for
love. 23981.
McDonald (R. E.) My aloha. 14835.
McDonnell (H. E.) Over Tiorati
trails: (Ss0aql-
McDonough (J. T.) Song of the West.
8770.
McDougal (Durward) It is love.
19802.
McDougald (S. E.) Underneath Mi-
ami’s moon. 12464, 21179.
McDow (D. R.) I’m jealous. 16583.
MacDowell (E. A.):
Hymn of faith. T7877.
Scotch poem. 1626.
Macduff (A. W. S8.):
I can twa, twa twa, twa twa.
4901.
Tve got my steady back again.
(379.
McDuiffee (M. H.)
ing. 8091, 30219.
My heart is call-
1916
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mace (A. M.):
Ride above the clouds. 25765.
Waiting for someone to love me.
15224.
McEachern (Malcolm)
the guard. 9851.
Macek (KKarl) Serenade. 28456.
McHlroy (J. H.) jr. Sweet lady of my
Changing of
dreams. 26016.
McHlroy (M. P.) Why did you leave
me. 263584.
McHown (Frank) Vancouver. 5882.
Macer (Norman) :
Live a Gypsy interlude. 17018,
25199.
*Neath Atlantic City’s mellow,
dreamy moon. 17384.
Underneath Miami’s dreamy moon.
26187.
McEvoy (Florence) :
New star in heaven. 20352.
Sunshine lane. 8872.
Susie. 18053.
McEwen (J. B.) Suite for string
orchestra. 18041.
20659.
Where freedom
Macey (Alan) Impudence.
McFadden (Hugh)
begins. 26347.
McFalls (Loyd) Foolin’ around.
13420.
McFarland (L. N.) Stolen heart.
18017.
McFarland (R. E.) Way out in Idaho.
23730.
McFarlane (Beatriz) Continental
lady. 26838.
MacFarlane (L. R.) Our America.
32806.
McFarlane (Margaret) Sleepy man.
28526.
McFarlane (Michael) :
Aileen, aroon. 33.
Airs of old Erin. 3290.
Katy avourneen. 1386.
Shamus O’Brien. 2416.
Tell them that you’re Irish. 2704.
Three leaves of shamrock. 2783.
Would God I were the tender
apple blossom. 3158.
Macfarlane (W. C.):
Beatitudes. 6253 (32).
Christians! greet the happy morn.
18648 (70).
Father whate’er of earthly bliss.
9509 (221).
Jesus lives. 33904 (146).
O love that wilt not let
14478.
Te Deum in G. 15517 (395).
McGarry (C. P.) Roosevelt for the
Meso, 2317.
MeGarvey (Alexander):
Midnight waltz. 22828.
Midnite waltz. 1715.
me go.
Please forgive me. 5237.
McGaughy (J. F.) Come along to
Texas. 18956.
McGauley (lL. M.):
Funny face. 6947.
If I could belong to you. 1194.
Just a chain of daisies, from the
vale of yesterday. 1347.
McGee music pub. co. My cottage of
love. 30208.
McGettigan (Susan)
evermore. 5852.
McGhee (T. D.)
22302.
Mac Ghee (W. P.)
eot. 28693.
McGill (H. I.):
But you know the flesh is weak.
6529.
Servant girl. 33111.
McGillivray (N. W.) Texas centennial
hat. 21008.
McGinnis (Lillie)
Two sweethearts
I love you, angel.
That little green
Too many years be-
tween them. 33470.
McGinty (Burke) See McGinty
(J. B.)
McGinty (J. B.):
Don’t you recall. 21907.
Hungry waters. 7174.
McGlasson (Billie) Gone from me.
837.
McGlennon (Felix) Comrades ever
26835.
Drinking song.
since we were boys.
McGoldrick (H. J.)
622.
McGonigle (V. J.) Dance night.
31385.
McGough (R. M.) Please don’t tickle.
28278.
McGovern (Claudine) Dreams that
won't come true. 21934.
McGowan (Peter) My Texas girl.
1509.
McGowen (F. S8.):
Hail to the bride. 16327.
Honest and truly I love you.
16430.
Must I say aloha.
McGrane (P. J.):
After-glow. 9538.
Gone with the wind. 24687.
Honeymoon trip in a _ trailer.
27278.
Our star song. 11623, 28231.
McGraw (W. E.) At ev’ning’s end.
12957.
McGraw (W. G.) jr.
23569.
MacGregor (Robert)
sinks low. 6042.
McGrue (A. HE.) Let us talk about love
and you. 14077.
McGuire (James)
shamrock. 2783.
25406.
Texas anthem.
When the sun
Three leaves of
1917
INDEX
pt. WI, n. s., v. BL
a OO acca
McGuire (R. J.) Washington, Jeffer-
son man. 9190.
Machabey-Ganeval (Hmilienne) Vingt
lecons de solfége. 1627.
Machado (Lena) :
Holau. 27261.
Nani nuuanu. 28077.
Nuku o nuuanu. 28127.
MacHale (Sara) Wraith of my
dreams. 29091.
McHenry (Bill) See McHenry (W. H.)
jr.
McHenry (W. H.) jr. Now and for-
ever. 32712.
Macho (Charles) Walking in a dream.
26230.
Macho (Margret) You don’t need a
million when you’re in love. 29116.
McHugh (Jimmy) :
Blame it on the rhumba. 26676,
31173.
Blue English. 26688.
Dixie-Anna. 29488.
Dream boat. 31472.
Foolish feeling. 27087.
He was a dandy. 29716.
Hey, what did the blue jay say.
22191.
I’ve got a date with Kate. 4834.
It’s great to be in love again.
4453, 4454.
Jamboree. 27597, 32148.
Let’s be gay. 27696.
Let’s sing again. 11042.
Oh, Mister Man up in the moon.
23061.
Picture me without you. 23179.
Restful. 283863.
Shirley and the two black dots.
30540.
"Sippy. 28517.
Swing-a-roo. 28656.
That foolish feeling. 838385.
There’s no two ways about it.
28738, 33416.
There’s something in the air.
28787, 30724.
Top of the town.
Where are you.
Where the lazy
29019, 30904.
Whose big baby are you.
Wings of the morning.
With a banjo on my knee.
30930.
With all my heart. 6110.
Machurek (Bessie) Rock me to sleep
mother, rock me to sleep. 20675.
MeclIlhargey (Frank) Detroit victory
march. 16008, 24411.
MelIntire (Dick):
Hawaiian reveries.
I want your love.
30760, 33474.
29012, 33720.
river goes by.
12674.
30926.
29071,
24690.
1176.
McIntire (Dick)—studio of Hawai-
ian music. 17108.
McIntire (Lani) One rose that’s left
in my heart. 20474, 30351.
McIntosh (E. C.) While we’ve been
drifting along. 213875.
McIntosh (Edith) Mastery of techni-
cal problems through the study of
attractive piano pieces. 11235.
McIntyre (Frank):
Mary McNally. 27882.
Traveling salesman. 21569 (566).
McIntyre (Ida) Oklahoma moon.
11554.
McIntyre (R. A.) :
Little old shack, but it’s home.
32312.
My own
32622.
Old mill stream.
McIntyre (Walton)
little Irish sweetheart.
11569.
What’s life with-
out love. 12585.
Macisle (M. A.) Rasecando el guiro.
14647.
Mack (A. G.) Roosevelt’s the man.
25789.
Mack (Allen) Dark dusk. 29455.
Mack (Andrew) Oh you girl. 3270
(474).
Mack (Anna) pseud. See Hutchinson
(Louise)
Mack (Billy) Love-musiec. 32381.
Mack (Cecil) :
Down among the sugar eane.
THOLT SSE
For the last time call me sweet-
heart. 3270 (199).
Welcome to our city. 6253 (511).
When youre in right. 26533
(825).
You’re in the right church, but the
wrong pew. 9509 (817).
Mack (Crete) aw., and Mack (N. C.)
prop. Texarkana moon. 21007.
Mack (Glenn):
Another name on love. 18711.
Billie dear. 18810.
Great human. 19359.
My little friend in heaven. 20296,
Roosevelt is the man. 20690.
You can't quarantine love. 21497.
Mack (James) pseud. See MeCarron
(James)
Mack (Michael) pseuwd. See McCarron
(Michael)
Mack (Mickey) pseud.
late. 7348.
Mack (P. D.)
16716.
Mack (Russell) Hidden in the valley.
10432.
Mack (S. J.) Song of the navy. 25936.
Mack (Ted) pseud. See Maguiness
(W. EH.)
I mustn’t be
In an Hlysian grove.
1918
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Mack (Wally) Dreamy dreams.|MecKellup (L. W.) Wounded bird.
21935. 30948.
McKalip (M. B.): McKelvey (B. G.):
Melody no. 2. 32462. I don’t believe you. 16490.
Parting. 20515. Old fashioned gate and you. 17475,
McKalip (Mac) See McKalip (M. B.) Rock-a-bye lullaby. 17760.
MecKaughan (R. C.) Never again.| McKelvey (R. E.):
28090. Dreaming on. 24471.
Mackay (A. C.): Hey mister, make it go ’round and
Composition. 3634-3641, 6658— ‘round. 19446.
6663. I recall. 19649.
Dime. 6762. That son of a gun Columbo. 5725.
My heart is calling for you. 32586. They tell me that you’re doing
My Irish eyes. 8102. mighty fine. 21069.
Star of my life. 23452. McKenna (W. J.):
What is jazz. 23771. Bolo rag. 9509 (75).
McKay (Art): Broadway Indian chief. 31003
Beneath a starry heaven. 18803. (21).
I love to ride the horses on a Bwana Tumbo. 33904 (32).
merry-go-round. 1065. . T’ll do the same for you. 33904
Josephine. 25050. (123).
McKay (EF. H.): I want to elope in an aeroplane.
Adagio assai. 29197. TOL (166).
Allegro risoluto. 26562. Isn’t love a grand old thing. 9509
Allegro vivace. 29197. (343).
Marche. 27846. Lady love. 21569 (292).
Moderato e eantabile. 27942. Look into my eyes and call me
Molto religioso. 27946. dearie. 33904 (169).
Nocturne. 27847. My picture puzzle girl. 31003
Prelude. 27848. (121).
McKay (G. F.): My Zulu maid. 33904 (206).
Blow the man down. 26683. On a joy ride. 33904 (224).
Casey Jones. 31263. On the morrow. 33904 (225).
To a golden haired girl. 30747. Only you. 31003 (136).
Vendor’s song. 26201. School of love. 33904 (262).
Yankee Doodle. 33808. Toodles. 9509 (748).
MacKay (H.M.) Pipedreams. 17615. Under the loving moon. 33904
McKay (Leo) Mariana moon. 1661. (318).
Mackay (M. F.) Clair de lune. 29409. Whistle for me. 31003 (219).
Mackay (M. L.) You’re more than a Why can’t a girl propose. 33904
pal to me. 9455. (336).
McKay (Margaret) I mustn’t be late.| McKenny (Spike) See McKenny (V.
7348. Si) pels
Mackay (Margery) Clair de lune.| McKenny (V. 8.) jr. Only in dreams.
29409. 28206.
McKay (Red) Ghost-weed. 22085. Mackenthun (Walter) Mit dir. 1736.
Mackeben (Theo) : McKenzie (A. I.) Working for the
Dubarry. 625. Uh Seek 9359:
Good luck. 1981. Mackenzie (Alister) Als die alte mut-
I give my heart. 7224, 23269. ter. 6253 (12).
Now I have found you. 1981. MacKenzie (H. W.) Take me back to
McKee (Chloa) Moonlight and shad- old Wisconsin. 18087.
ows. 4879. McKernan (B. M.) Music. 32552.
McKee (F. S.): Mackey (Eleanor) Blue lament. 15732.
It’s music. 13904. Mackey (J. A.) My magnificent ob-
When I’m far away. 15300. session. 8120.
McKee (M. E.) Where the sweet pur- | Mackey (Percival) :
ple columbine grows. 18447. Coo-ee. 9913.
McKee (N. R.): Rendezvous in paradise. 28358.
Good-bye, little girl, good-bye. Santa Lucia. 20729.
19330. Mackey (T. 8S.) You Icok like an angel
Red roses. 11802. but played the devil with my heart.
McKeilar (Etta) Tell me, my dear. 15456.
15030. McKie (W. L.) To Major Bowes. 9033.
126829—317——_27 1919
INDEX
McKinlay (Ernest) Maori songs.
14220.
McKinley (Carl) Harmony. 4080.
McKinley (Mabel)
McKinley (R. C.):
Heart’s desire.
Wasting my time.
See Baer (M. M.)
915.
12541.
McKinley (S. L.):
Roll on silver dollar. 11850.
School teacher blues. 11918.
Star dreaming. 14912.
McKinley (William) Would you. 9394.
McKinley music co.:
Got a dollar in my pocket. 7017.
Honeymoon in Cuba. 164386.
How would you like to go collegi-
ate. 7165.
I want you only. 7406.
One little thought of me.
Somewhere. 8753.
To you I sing of love.
McKinney (A. P.):
Aloha. 6297.
Aloha waltz.
Auld lang syne.
Hello Hawaii. 10418.
Home sweet home. 7135.
In the gloaming. 24984.
In the sweet bye and bye.
Kona beach. 10980.
Kuu mahina. 19917. —
Love’s old sweet song. 22752.
Memories of Hawaii. 25323.
Merry widow waltz. 228238.
Moonlight waltz. 8017.
My bonnie lies over the ocean.
14342.
Native waltz. 8168.
Nearer my God to Thee.
"Neath Hawaiian skies.
Note instruction. 32705.
Old oaken bucket. 23090.
One, two, three, four. 25600.
Pearls of Hilo. 8888.
Rose of Hawaii. 14707.
Silver threads among the gold.
25870.
Starlight on Kona. 30620.
Swanee river. 383318.
8326.
9043.
6300.
24118.
22485.
8168.
8170.
Whispering hope. 33729.
McKinney (B. B.):
All on the altar. 15548.
At the old rugged cross. 15621.
Breathe o’er our waiting spirits,
Lord. 21725.
Christ must go forward. 15850.
Eyes of Jesus. 16154.
Glad day. 10307.
Go ye. 16287.
God is present everywhere. 10316.
Highways and hedges’ chorus.
16410.
Hills of home. 104385.
pt. M1, n.s., v.31
How wonderful. 10481.
I know a name. 10555.
I shall not live in vain. 10682.
Jesus remembers me. 10914.
Never lose sight of Jesus. 11471.
O God eternal. 14477.
Ridgecrest for me. 17741.
Take Him your burden in prayer.
12213.
There’s a brook in the pastures.
12306.
Upper room. 18277. > t
Wait upon the Lord. 12523. _
When love leads the way. 12618.
Wherever He leads I'll go. 18450.
McKinney (C. M.) Log eabin, dear,
that’s built for two. 25206.
McKinney (Cora) Wintertime blues.
9361.
McKinney (H. D.) Around the world
in ninety minutes. 3349*.
McKinney pub. ¢co.: -
Helio Hawaii. 10418.
Kona beach. 10980.
Note instruction. 32705.
Pearls of Hilo. 8388.
Whispering hope. 33729.
McKinney’s pub. co.:
Aloha. 6297.
Aloha waltz. 63800.
Auld lang syne. 24118.
Home sweet home. 17135.
In the gloaming. 24984.
In the sweet bye and bye.
Kuu mahina. 19917.
Love’s old sweet song. 22752.
22485.
Memories of Hawaii. 25323.
Merry widow waltz. 22823.
Moonlight waltz. 8017.
My bonnie lies over the ocean.
14342.
Native waltz. 8163.
Nearer my God to Thee. 8168.
*Neath Hawaiian skies.- 8170.
Old oaken bucket. 23090.
One, two, three, four. 25600.
Rose of Hawaii. 14707.
Silver threads among the gold.
25870.
Starlight on Kona. 30620.
Swanee river. 33313.
Mackinnon (H. A.) I hear along our
street. 27356.
MacKinnon (Mae):
Dream pal o’ mine. 3779.
Shine on southern moon. - 5448.
McKinnon (Peter) Old dollar bill.
23077.
MacKinnon (V. 8.)
is blind. 8661.
McKittrick (A. V.):
She says my love
Is it love. 527.
Spinning around like a pinwheel.
8802.
1920
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
What d’ya think of this. 33651.
You always get your way. 12747.
Mackley (Benjamin) :
Because she’s gone. 18788.
Lure of life. 17099.
Macklin pub. co.:
Blue Hawaiian moon. 18818.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
13135.
Chord waltz.
Colonial march. 13188.
’Cross the sea. 18995.
Dixie land. 138280.
Dreamy isles. 183841.
Grandfather’s clock. 22135.
Hard working cowboy. 19404.
Hawaiian dreams. 135388.
Hawaiian guitar series.
Hawaiian moonbeams.
Hawaiian school march.
Home sweet home. 13588.
Honolulu maiden. 19482.
Hula time in Hawaii. 18604.
Juanita. 13948.
Kanaka’s farewell. 22587.
Kilohana chimes. 13999.
Last rose of summer. 22613.
13161.
2247.
22178.
22174.
Lazy waters. 14082.
Listen to the mocking bird.
22658.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 20163.
14235.
14248.
22810.
Mauna loa.
Melody A waltz.
Melody of Hawaii.
My bonnie. 14340.
Old Black Joe. 20415.
Over the summer sea.
Polly wolly doodle.
Pupuli dance. 14628.
Sands of Waikiki. 20728.
Santa Lucia. 14727.
MacKnight (H.):
A Chicago. 9510.
A deux. 9511.
Adios, maligna mujer.
Ann Arbor. 31052.
Ay madrecita del alma. 9634.
Ballade bohémienne. 9652.
Ciudad de delicias. 391.
Hot toddy. 10469.
My gal Sal. 32582.
Nino del aibaicin. 32685,
Perla de Murcia. 32853.
Porqué ne me miras. 32890.
Réve de virtuose. 17731.
Rumba des trombones. 11869.
Snake bite stomp. 12014.
Vienne nous appelle. 18294.
Welsh rarebit. 33647.
Maclary (C. T.):
Quest. 32949.
Timid maiden. 33448.
Twinkling stars. 33541.
McLaughlin (B. H.):
20501.
14608.
31008.
I’m on the way out of your heart.
10648.
I’m sold on you. 7332.
If I couldn’t have you. 10747.
On a Stream-line express. 8302.
You’re swell. 9466.
McLaughlin (Catherine) Oh my poor
14488.
To thee, my love
inhibited mama.
McLaughlin (J. J.)
to thee. 9041.
McLaughlin (M. D.) My house of
golden dreams. 11897.
Mac Laughlin (Walter )
over any man. 24863.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Alleluia, Christ is born. 58.
Angelus Domini descendit de coelo.
94.
Benediction service. 221.
Justorum animae. 13882.
Missa De Spiritu Dei. 32501.
Missa Ex ore Infantium. 1730.
I’m not eryin’
Missa Mater misericordiae. 32502.
Pie Jesu. 31728.
Shall my soul pass through Ire-
land. 30530.
Turba choruses. 2852.
McLean (Connie) Tax song. 28676.
McLean (H. T.):
Away down in old Mexico. 26612.
Right from my heart to yours.
28371.
McLean (Jane):
For heaven’s sake do.
Gypsy lad. 138514.
I’m just singing the whole day long.
13716.
I’ve got a feeling. 4335.
Manhattan mad. 14218.
One I’ve been looking for. 5157.
Slug of gin, an aspirin and you.
14823.
3924,
Maclean (M. L.) Never mind, honey.
11472.
MacLean (Meta) Silent waltz. 2445.
McLellan (Harry) See McLellan
(Je)
McLellan (J. H.):
Little Boy Blue. 30084.
Make believe world. 30105.
McLennan (Verdi) Horse, and a herd
and a Texas sky. 7148.
McLeod (C. P.) I left my heart in
Dixie with a little southern rose.
22207.
Macleod (HE. M.):
I'd better keep an eye on you.
10519.
Without saying I love you.
MacLeod (Graeme) :
It looks like a wedding. 7535.
Making no sense. 7893.
You’re my lucky number. 9457.
McLeod (Lucile) Dream of you. 3778.
15403.
1921
INDEX
McLeod (Paul)
476.
McLeod (Robert) Romance in F minor.
23279.
McLester (P. J.) Stand up and sing
with the band. 2576.
MacMahon (Desmond) :
Farewell. 27058.
Father William. 6894.
Horse of war. 10468.
Manuscript book of rudiments of
musie. 32423.
Mary of Allendale. 14229.
New-way sight readers. 1943.
Old woman of Tappington Moor.
8295.
Spinning song. 8803.
White horsemen. 18463.
With timbrel and dances. 29074.
McMahon (EH. J.) Back in dear old
New Hampshire. 15656.
McMahon (J. A.) That old log cabin
home by the sea. 5716.
MeMahon (J..F.):
Hail New York.
Mud in your eye. 8048.
New York anthem. 17399.
OV cabin home. 23073.
McMahon (J. M.) jr.:
High and dry. 16407.
You’re even more than I asked for.
6193.
McMahon (J. T.):
19388.
I met Susanne in Amsterdam.
10670, 24878.
Stork song. 23458.
When the one that you love comes
home. 23822.
ee mie (Julia) Apple blossom time.
106.
MeMahon (M. J.):
Come up and see me sometime.
3626.
I waited for tomorrow, but to-
morrow never came. 4341.
When Ireland turns to heaven.
6015.
Your President.
McMahon (Ruth)
26963.
MecMakin (Albert)
troubles with me.
McManus (C. A.)
29183.
Down in the valley.
Forget all
22054.
Al. walked out on
your
me. 24050.
McManus (EK. J.) When I return to
you. 30880.
McManus (Frederick) :
Down the lone eabin trail.
Moon mist. 14292.
When the stars bid the moon good-
night. 18430.
McManus (Joseph) :
Out yonder. 2092.
Trail end. 18225. 30763.
16071.
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Dances of yesterday. | McMaster (Alexander) :
Oh Gogo, my little Gogo. 11540.
To my old home town. 15125.
Macmelodies, lItd.:
Back in those old Kentucky days.
31102.
Counting crotchets in my sleep.
9926.
Dancing Romany. 9964.
Feller that played the pianner.
10200.
For-a ten centimos. 19248.
Gipsy Lee. 3967.
I’m so happy I could ery. 31954.
I’m wishing my life away for you.
10669.
I was born again. 10719.
I will marry you. 19688.
If ev’ ryone did a good turn every
day. 382085.
In China. 7467.
In Trafalgar square. 10820.
Let me carry your bag dad, to
Bagdad, dad. 4605.
Little piccaninny mine. 11086.
Marriage has been = arranged.
324338.
Me and myself and my wife’s hus-
band. 14239.
No news. 32691.
Prelude to a kiss. 11786.
Ragamuffin Joe. 8497.
Rhythm of the wheels. 20653.
Ring your little bell,
32998.
Same old seaside shore.
Sleep tight. 33177.
Sleepy rhythm. 33179.
Song of the grateful heart. 33237.
There’s a blue haze on the moun-
ting, ting.
33055.
tains. 5788.
Thousand _ different reasons.
33432.
Together forever. 5794.
Welcoming them in to the Wel-
come Inn. 33646.
What d’ya think of that, boys.
18374.
What’s all this about a wishing
well. 21294.
When evening comes. 21309.
When h’I was h’out h’in h’India.
6000.
When my mother says her prayers
for me. 33685.
White cliffs of Dover. 6075.
McMenamin (J. P.) No one will ever
know. 14462.
McMichael (A. C.) Love at first sight.
Depa es
Maecmichael (Maxwell)
gentle Jesus. 28523.
MacMillan (Ernest) Six bergerettes
du bas Canada. 12998.
Sleep, O
1922
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
MeMillan (L. C.)
love for me. 8866.
MeMillan (M. J.):
California sunshine. 15791.
Dreaming again dreams gone by.
24468.
Well grow old _ together dear.
2962.
MacMillan C€o.:
Climbing in music-land. 24314.
Negro folk songs as sung by Lead
Belly. 30269.
MecMillion (G. J.)
31125.
MeMullan (M. J.):
Goo-goo. 7015.
Waiting. 12525.
MeMullen (Burr)
23625.
McMullen (Clara) Beautiful hands.
192.
Mac Mullen (EB. H.) I would be lost
without you. 19697.
Mac Mullen (Harry) See Mac Mullen
(H. H.)
Sunrise, find my
Beautiful eyes.
Time’s a-wastin’.
MacMurrough (Dermot) Six progres-_
sive violin pieces. 4770.
McNabb (Evelyn) Dreaming of you.
13326.
McNally (J. J.) You're just about
right for me. 6196.
McNally (L. A.) Syracuse overture.
8908.
MacNamara (Orington) Doctor in a
bottle of cream. 21891.
McNamee (Hughie) Baby Ruth.
21658.
McNatt (Marye) Won’t.you be mine
again. 30940.
McNaughton (K. G.)
water mill. 6533.
McNaughton (Tom) Three trees.
2785.
McNeal (Hlsie) What care I. 3003.
McNee (A. §.) My roamin’ days are
over. 22974.
McNeely (J. B.) Time’s a-wastin’.
26126.
McNeil (Chas.) :
Love I gave so free. 11135.
McNeil guitar solos. 27849.
New and revised McNeil modern
guitar method. 5032.
McNeil (E. B.):
All I need is you. 3305.
How can I remember another
after seeing you again. 4165.
McNeil (J. C.):
Adrift on a sunset sea. 26540.
Air castles. 15587.
Alone. 683.
Angel from heaven. 26578.
Are you tired of me. 9599.
Arizona stars. 31061.
By the old
1923
As I look back to the day we met.
18726.
As the moon shines to-night, I
dream of you. 122.
At sundown. 187382.
Aviator’s song. 33871.
Baby of mine. 9640.
Back in our sandpile days. 24187.
Be careful what you say. 31116.
Be serious. 24150.
Beautiful eyes. 31125.
Because you mean so much to me.
208.
Bluer than blue. 26698.
Bonus of prosperity. 9753.
Books and dreams. 18835.
Boulder dam is a swimming pool
for me. 26705.
Bouquet from my garden of mem-
ories. 138078.
Break my heart no more. 267138.
Breaking hearts. 6502.
Broadway blues. 6509.
Broken dreams. 9773.
Broken vow. 24211.
But I haven’t got you. 6527.
By the old enchanting bay. 3518.
By the Susan Lovely ereek. 18858.
Cabin by the sea. 31224.
Calling. 24239.
Can’t you do something *bout me.
18886.
Charms. 15831.
Child Jesus. 26782.
Colorado moon. 18954.
Come to yo? mammy. 15886.
Confused. 9909.
Grescent moon. 29441.
Cross of Calvary. 15924.
Dancing with you my dear. 24372.
Day dreaming down the years.
13243.
Dear old mother of mine. 31410.
Dem golden rainbows. 21866.
Depression. 19066.
Depression blues. 13263.
Dimple cheeks. 3781.
Do what you think is right. 16032.
Do you remember. 26944.
Don’t leave me dear. 9564.
Don’t say we're thru. 6786.
Down where the Wast begins.
6797.
Dream. 16074.
Dream house, a home. 31474.
Dream Valley. 24465.
Dreamer’s imagination. 31477.
Dreaming in the twilight. 26978.
Dreaming of you by the Rio
Grande. 13328.
Dreams. 16089, 31486.
Drifting out of Dreamland. 31494.
Each star. 381505.
INDEX
MeNeil (J. C.)—Continued.
Earthly love ties are not broken.
13355.
Eestasy. 10135.
Fall is in the air. 13390.
Find me the lady in blue. 138404.
First day in May. 27074.
Floating thru the air. 739.
Flower of my heart. 24570.
For love of you. 748.
Forever and a day. 19257.
Forgiven by your heart. 6980.
Friend that I found in you. 769.
From my heart. 24596.
Garden beneath the sea. 27124.
Gazing in the glass. 10287.
Girl of a golden dream. 271338.
Give me back what you've taken
away. 22096.
Glimpse of Franklin. 3979.
Glimpse of heaven. 27142.
Glimpse of paradise. 3980.
God made Ireland so fair. 16289.
Gotta picture of you. 31708.
Green clouds. 7029.
Hand in hand. 27209.
Hands. 22155.
Hat band jazz. 31749.
Heart of gold. 24698.
Heavenly you, I love just you.
27241.
Here’s to our love. 7105.
Here’s to spring. 138569.
Hip hip a ray. 19459.
Hoe nigger. 22201.
Home. 19465.
Honey, there’s something wrong.
16434.
How long will I have to wait.
22229.
I am loving anew. 10500.
I can’t forget. 994.
I ean’t go on feeling this way.
19524.
I can’t live without you. 19526.
I’d rather be blue. 31867.
I don’t understand you. 7206.
Ill always dream of meeting you.
7247.
Tl be thinking of you. 27370.
Tl live without your love. 4243.
TV’ll make my wedding day in June.
136683.
Ill never forget you. 29796.
Tl still be waiting for you. 18668.
I long for your charm, my sweet.
19588.
I love this little boy so much.
10593.
I love to swing. 273889.
I love you. 16550.
I love you sincerely. 10597.
I’m, for love-ocracy. 22320.
1924
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
I’m going in for love this season.
19617.
I’m going now to Texas. 16573.
I’m just a dreamer. 4285.
I’m looking for a kind hearted
girl. 16598.
I’m looking for a lovin’ man.
10639.
I’m missing you. 31949.
I’m on my way to you. 4297.
I’m trying to live for you dear.
29825.
I picked a blonde peach. 16628.
I search the crowds for a certain
face. 22388.
I see you. 31981. ‘
I think the world of you. 22394.
Ive found a new way to love.
1159.
I’ve got bushels of love. 17378.
I want a cottage. 16659.
I want you to know I love you.
7407.
was meant for you. 32008.
wished on a star. 16675.
wonder. 24926.
wonder if you care for me.
32018. é
If I only had the money to spend
on you. 19714.
If you loved me. 7445.
In a cottage. 19737.
In a garden of blossoms. 13837.
In Kentucky’s blue hills far away.
29882.
In my little birch canoe. 10803.
In my mammy’s paradise. 22466.
In the land where the roses grow.
22479.
Tone, the girl of my dreams. 16773.
It all depends on thee. 25012.
It is morning again. 32115.
Jealousy. 22582.
Just a little old cottage. 27620.
Just another waltz my dear with
you. 19867.
Just around the corner. 10939.
Just because. 25076.
Just dreaming, dreaming of you.
19871.
Just me and you. 32179.
Just you always you, only you.
22584.
Kisses. 19904.
Lake Wabana. 16898.
Lend me your eyes. 4598.
Let me call you Mary. 11019.
Let me dream of her tonight.
11020.
Let me strum my guitar. 30012.
Let’s dance and sing together.
32258.
Let’s get back on speaking terms.
22632.
=
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Let us part. 32274.
Life. 11058.
Life’s jig-saw puzzle. 1480.
Life’s short dream. 1482.
Little Catherine. 20002.
Little Dan Cupid isn’t so stupid.
16993.
Little girl, you are mine. 32306.
Little newspaper boy. 17608.
Little prayer. 27749.
Little square house on the side of
a hill...25197.
Little white cottage of my dreams.
4674.
Living on love. 22680.
Log cabin on a hill. 7785.
Lone cowboy. 30052.
Lonely. 25208.
Lonely blues. 4687.
Lonely cowboy. 14135.
Lonely little me. 17080.
Lonely mates awaiting. 11108.
Lonely one’s wish. 1528.
Lonely street. 25215.
Lonesome. 22694.
Longing. 27775.
Lost hound dog. . 20060.
Love in all its glory. 25241.
‘Love is all. 30069.
Love is inspiration. 25247.
Love lingers. 20089.
Lover of mine. 1592.
Lover’s love. 32393.
Love’s dream. 20113.
Loving you the way I do. 32398.
Lullabye. 27848.
MeNeil melodies. 1628.
Man in the moon. 20138.
Meet me in the garden. 1686.
Memories that live. 22814.
Miami by the sea. 11268.
Moments. 14283.
Moon we'll share. 32532.
Moonlight is calling me. 4886.
Mother and you, dear. 32542.
Mother dear. 14314.
Mother still waits for me. 4899.
My beautiful river. 27995.
My California sunkist baby. 17284.
My dark damsel blues. 8071.
My dark eyed loveliness. 14351.
My darling. 17290.
My favorite gal. 4943.
My first kiss. 25427.
My happy home. 17315.
My Hawaiian hula girl. 4951.
My heart is in love with you.
25438.
My heart’s beating again. 4959.
My heart tells me that I’m in love.
4960.
My honey went away from me.
22940.
My little boy. 32602.
1925
My little cabin. 11401.
My lovely spider lady. 22953.
My morning star. 30239.
My old nursery rhyme. 28058.
My Rio Grande girl. 30251.
My song of love. 28067.
My star. 20825.
My sweetheart darling. 5005.
My sweetheart of yesterday.
30259.
My tardy ship. 17357.
My Texas girl. 11445.
My thoughts are all about you,
dear. 20329.
My treasure. 20330.
My turtle dove. 22986.
My weakness is your eyes. 32638.
’Neath southern skies. 11463.
New Deal has made a new day.
28092.
New moon. 25495.
No longer. 28105.
Ocean blues. 14480.
Oh my, oh yes, busy as a bee.
2009.
Oh take me back to Florida.
30321.
Oh them _ sophisticated blues.
17464.
Old fashioned English garden.
20419.
Old fashioned garden. 14494,
30328.
Old fashioned locket. 2022.
Old smiling moon. 11574.
On Fifth avenue. 2051.
On the river Nile. 20454.
One little word. 11598.
One night in June. 204783.
Only a lost love. 8834.
Only memories of you. 238122.
Only one mother. 28208.
Our Montana home. 28227.
Ozark blues. 32819.
Pal of my heart. 28240.
Pal of yesterday. 25637.
Pipe curls and one sweet smile.
11692.
Pitter, patter comes the rain.
20554. :
Plantation lullaby. 20557.
Playing hide and seek with the
moon. 11699.
Plod on. 17635.
Poor and proud. 2168.
Prairie dream. 11726.
Praise. 32896.
Precious darling. 32905.
Purple violets. 11755.
“Rainbow love song. 14640.
Reflection. 17714.
Reflections. 32974.
Remember. 17718.
Rescue my heart. 32983.
INDEX
MeNeil (J. C.)—Continued.
Restless waves. 17729.
Rhythm in my heart. 8535.
Rollin’ rhythm of the sea. 20680.
Romance on the rainbow. 11854.
Roosevelt. 14700.
Rose of the world. 33025.
Roving cowboy. 20700.
Sarah. 17814.
Seerets. 23316.
Seeing you all in Memory lane.
33102.
Shack in the mountains. 30524.
Shadow of the old Hilbmann road.
14762.
Shame on you. 17868.
She gave me you. 23837.
Signs. 14788.
Silvery brook. 17896.
Silvery light. 33142.
Sing me a love song sweetheart.
17912.
Sleepy time train. 14820.
Slide trombone. 8709.
So what. 14840.
So why turn her out. 25912.
Some day. 17955.
Some one. 2525.
Some one I missed. 20833.
Somewhere someone is waiting for
me. 28551.
Sonny boy, oh how we miss you.
25946.
Springtime and love. 12104.
Star dust in your hair. 30615.
Struggling alone. 20915.
Sun shines through the shadows.
18048.
Sweet Joy Louise. 2649.
Sweet Marie. 26018.
Sweetheart letters. 8887.
Take me back to my home. 12215.
Tell me. 18111.
That’s why I ery. 5724.
That someone you love. 15070.
There'll be a difference. 12302.
There’s a cabin in the cedars,
33411.
There’s a little bit of Irish in you.
21052.
There’s a picture enclosed in a
locket. 21055.
They are sleeping to-night in No
Man’s land. 28739.
Thrill of your first kiss. 9019.
Thumbs up Mister, I’m returning
home. 26123.
Till we reach the finishing line.
12351.
Tiny tot. 9025.
Tired of being good. 12358.
Tonight the world is mine. 5798.
Treasures. 26151.
Trinity chimes. 33497.
1926
pt. Im, n. s., v. 31
Tropical waltz. 12406.
True love. 28804.
Trusting in you. 28805.
’Twas meant to be. 90911.
Twilight blues. 28827.
Unanswered yet. 23673.
Uncle Sam. 23674.
Under a canopy of blue. 9106.
Under a frosty moon. 2873.
Under your spell. 12463.
Unforgettable love. 26188.
Valley blues. 28858.
Waiting. 33601.
Waltz that cost me my heart.
28898.
Waltzing in the moonlight. 15230.
Wandering boy. 2950.
Was it a dream. 21244.
Way down in lover’s lane. 9197.
We don’t like boondoggling. 12547.
We parted in November. 15255.
We went strolling in the forest.
9213.
What am I going to do. 28988.
What price knowledge. 380870.
What would you do. 9245.
When day is closing. 26298.
When I am blue. 18408.
When I looked into your eyes.
21314.
When it’s lilac time in Utah.
28969.
When it’s orange blossom time in
Florida. 9274.
When roses die. 33688.
When the roses bloom. 33700.
When the tulips bloom in Holland.
21348.
When you called me sweetheart.
18436.
Where the roses bloom and sway.
12656.
Where the Spanish moss grows.
9301.
Where the sunset turns the hills to
blue and gold. 15354.
While I dream along. 29021.
Why don’t you call. 12685.
Why don’t you write me. 18483.
Wish. 29068.
Wishing and dreaming. 33774.
With the star near the moon.
18512.
Won’t you be mine again. 380940.
Won't you ever be mine. 3148.
Words that never die. 9388.
Wreck of the Winnie Mae. 9395.
Yesterday you said you loved me.
33815.
You. 15429.
You are like an angel. 29107.
You are my sunshine. 12751.
You are necessary to me. 26440.
You are that song. 9420.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
You’d be the one. 18573.
You have broken the spell. 33846.
You left me with a blue feeling in
my heart. 23962.
You’re gonna know how it feels.
21522.
You’re like a star. 12794.
You’re my inspiration. 26486.
You’re my only inspiration. 33870.
You’re not the girl you used to be.
26489.
You're trying to high hat
26501.
You stole my heart. 30988.
You were a cupid with an arrow.
9483.
Your smile
29185.
MeNeil (J. J.):
Blue boy. 9737.
Drifting in dreams.
MeNeil (Jerry) :
Arms of love. 18724.
Love like a tangle tree.
McNeil (Nora) Arms of love. 18724.
McNeill (Don) My cathedral. 25413.
MecNeillie (Andrew) I wont mind
growing old. 16679.
me.
really betrays you.
10106.
17070.
McNeMar (G. H.) Broken hearted
Lu. 3504.
MeNevin (J. L.) Swing’s the thing.
23517.
MeNicol (Pete) When it’s springtime
back in old Montana. 21328.
MeNulty (Ann) Polly o’ the automat.
328838.
MeNutt (M. E.) We'll both be young
and fair again. 21255.
MacNutt (Walter) :
Falls the snow. 6886.
Take me to a green isle.
Macomber (H. S.):
Imagine. 32058.
Pony win that race for me. 17643.
Macon (Dave):
All in down and out blues. 24059.
Confession is good for the soul.
15893.
Early in the morning
breaking. 24495.
Fame apart from God’s approval.
6886.
daylight’s
24543.
Farewell honey don’t you grieve
after me. 24547.
Give me back my five dollars.
16276.
She was always a-chewing gum.
25854.
Whiskey’ll sure get you down.
26360.
Macon (Uncle Dave) See Macon
(Dave)
McPhail (Lindsay) :
I want to be your sponsor. 13792.
It’s Roosevelt again. 1300.
New friends—true friends. 32661.
Swing waltz. 12199.
MacPhedran (Alexander) America’s
song. 83.
MacPherson (Ben) Cabin in the hills.
$803.
McPherson (Norman) Lip flexibility
studies. 19996.
McPherson (R. C.) Mammy’s lasses
candy chile. 33904 (175).
McPherson (Sarah) Under a cedar
tall by the mansion wall. 18262.
McQuarrie (C. M.) When the autumn
leaves cover the ground. 15517 (444).
Macquinn (W. UH.) Honey bunch.
21569 (207).
McRae (David)
you'll be mine again. 15580.
MacRae (Marguret) Till soon go
where those chilly winds don’t blow.
16537.
McRae (Theodore)
And I know that
Falling for you.
31555.
MeRae (William) We're for Roose-
velt. 2968, 5948.
McReynolds (Bess) Old sweetness.
204382.
McReynolds (Iola) Dreams at twi-
light. 608, 19137.
McRobert (C. E.):
Daddy, cuddle me. 31381.
When the Townsend plan goes in.
23826.
Who ean see no fault in me. 18465.
McRoy (B. A.) Do you remember.
3743.
MecSlater (B. M.) My own darling
sweetheart is drifting away. 4988.
McSpadden (John) Across the _ hori-
zon. 3276.
MecTague (John)
to blame. 21903.
Mac Tallen (Robert)
fair. 7594.
McTighe (I. B.) In the shade of the
Georgia pines. 4413.
MaeVicar (Wallace)
Don’t say that I’m
Just a love af-
Loco-weedy.
20023.
McWhood (L. B.):
Absence. 29189 (1).
Woods are bright. 29189 (479).
MeWilliams (Hlsie) : ©
Last thoughts of Jimmie Rodgers.
32239.
Passing of Jimmie Rodgers. 32837.
Macy (J. C.) au., and Macy (M. E. S.)
prop. Clickety-click march. 18648
(75).
Madame Butterfiy. 29189 (345, 346).
Maddaloni (Enzo) Nustalgia. 8234.
Madden (H. D.):
Give me a bit of heaven before I
go to hell. 3972.
1927
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Madden (KE. D.)—Continued.
I live like a queen. 10562.
Joe Louis rhythm. 25045.
Why did you say you loved me.
18478.
Madden (Edward) :
By the light of the silvery moon.
24031 (21).
Come on play ball with me, dearie.
24031 (32).
Toys for sale. 12862 (506).
Madden (Frank) Maybe. 7930.
Madden (Franklin) :
Don’t forget, Juliette. 6781.
12696.
Puppy love.
Willow tree.
Madden (Sam)
Maddox (BH. H.):
Yor this I pray. 102381.
Mother dear. 11320.
Maddox (Yolande) :
Were you there. 26265.
When you come out the wilderness.
9290, 26336.
Maddy (J. E.):
Radio music course for band in-
32933.
struments. 11770-11777, 20616,
20617.
Radio music course for stringed
instruments. 11778-11780.
Mademoiselle le Diable. 7881.
Mader (Carl) National school band
association march. 5018.
Madia (J. H.):
Leave me alone.
Only in my dreams.
’Til now. 26124.
Waiting in vain. 23717.
When I’m building a snow-man
with you. 28962.
You're precious. 23991.
You’re too sophisticated. 29159.
Madill (Ross) When it’s moonlight
time in the valley. 3081.
Madison (Benjamin) I’m blue for you,
Lorraine. 4269.
Madsen (Charles) :
Forever as strangers. 10233.
Ob how I dread the dawn.
25141.
25603.
11542.
Madchen vom Moorhof. 228.
Midchenriiuber. 14999.
Madel ahoi. 32413.
Maénnecke (Hermann) :
Horrido-hussassa. 19486.
Linzer torte. 16977.
Marionetten um mitternacht.
30122.
Maerker (Bruno) Sechs Hsterhazy-
sonaten. 4092, 4093.
Marker (LL. K.)
geh’, weine nicht.
Miarsche der luftwaffe.
Maetens (Emile)
taime. 8603.
Maffia (Pedro)
Wenn ich von dir
12570.
22759.
Sais-tu pourquoi je
Pelele. 30392.
Maganini (Quinto):
Air and double. 26547.
Arabesque valsante. 12937.
Berger et bergére. 26664.
Biskra. 26672.
Boa constrictor and the bobolink.
26699.
Cathedral at Sens.
Clouds and the moon.
Evening bells. 27026.
Fiesta. 27066.
Lament. 10992, 10998.
Nocturne. 25283, 25284.
Old song. 28176.
Ornithological suite.
Saltarello. 28429.
South wind. 28570.
Staccato. 28585.
Suite of music by royalty. 25997.
Symphony. 25285.
24269, 24270.
26820.
32800.
Titania’s wedding march. 28766.
Tuolumne. 26164.
Twins. 28829.
Two pastorales. 27851.
Magariello (Edward) Silver ships.
20774.
Magariello (Gerard) :
Lost in the crowd. 32358.
Silver ships. 20774.
Speaking of an angel.
Magee (H. I.)
30897.
Mager (Sylvia):
I love your charms. 16558.
You cast me aside. 18572.
Mages (Jack) Love dream. 27798.
33249.
When you are gone.
Maggio (A. V.) Rhumba _ festiva.
28365.
Maggio (Pedro) Greater New York.
19362.
Maggio (Vincent) See Maggio (A. V.)
Maggioni (Aurelio) Rappresentazione
di Santa Uliva. 2234.
Magic Christmas bell. 4772*.
Magic flute. 9509 (500).
Magic mirror. 21771.
Magic stone. 382415*,
Magidson (Herb):
Roses in December. 28405.
Some day we'll meet again. 20829,
20830.
Magil (Aaron):
I saw the moon through my tears.
16630.
Maybe. 27889.
Suppose I kiss you. 286283.
Until my dying day. 383561.
You're not the type. 29153.
Magill (Paul) Adventures of Simple
Simon. 12875*.
Magine (Frank):
Rigama-jig. 28370.
That silly little tune. 8976.
1928
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Maglietto (Anthony) Heartbreaker.
13556.
Maglio (Franco Del):
Campiello. 9822-9824, 13120, 13121.
Notte lunare. 1976.
Maglione (Ciro) Sanzione a l'Italia.
2363, 5396.
Magnante (Charles) :
Swingyana. 20967.
Two guitars. 15169.
Zigeunerweisen. 15508.
Magnetico (Frank):
Alma de gaucho. 15554.
In your heart. 24999.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
Magnoli (Joseph)
ing swing time.
Magnosi (Vincent)
troduction. 27511.
Magnuson (Erma)
mine. 29002.
Magnuson (G. E.):
Alone with my
31082.
How will I ever know. 31834.
20128.
Everybody’s beat-
16147.
If I had an in-
When you are
dreams of you.
Why keep me guessin’. 33749.
Magrane (M. M.):
Rose of the dawn. 23284.
What does anything matter. 23769.
Magraudy (R. C.) Hooligan’s band on
parade. 27279.
Magruder (LeRoy):
Broadway drag. 15764.
Cinder pile. 15856.
Devil in my dream. 19069.
Everybody’s out. 19189.
In Bubble land. 18844.
Jirkie. 16834.
Lonely day. 14136.
To-day. 15127.
What would you think. 15286.
When I look your way. 18409.
When you smile on me. 18440.
Woman. 12716.
World is OK. 15414.
You don’t remember a_ word.
21500.
Maguiness (W. E) Little Audrey.
16987.
Maguire (F. T.) Wind of the night.
12701.
Mahale (Milan) Who will you love
when I’m gone. 6080.
Mahan (Lou) Just like two people
will do. 27629.
Mahany (Margaret):
How can you toot a_ toot-toot.
29189 (1738).
Somebody must have told the par-
rot. 6253 (482).
Mahas (John)
szép szaga van. 3.
Maher (R. P.)
9096.
A piros kis epornek | Mahoney (Robert)
Two can live on love.| Mahoney (W. A.)
Mahina malamalama. 30101.
Mahl (Franz) pseud. See Ascher
(Emil )
Mahon (Floyd) Prowlin’ thru my
heart. 2202.
Mahoney (BE. C.):
Baby kisses. 3378.
Love rules the world. 4742.
Mahoney (E. L. (Roth)):
I'll let you have your way dear.
24816.
Memories of old time pals. 25324.
Mahoney (EK. P.) Yearning to see
dreams come true. 33812.
Mahoney (J. F.):
Booby. 29189 (48).
Finnigan’s Irish band. 26533 (73).
Gee, but it’s tough to be broke.
26533 (92).
Good old dollar bill. 9509 (256).
Haunting memories. 31758.
He’s a college boy. 26533 (111).
House of silent hours. 24743.
I worder if you'll meet me. 33904
(138):
In the golden long ago. 26533 (146).
Just answer, dear. 16851.
Just to live the old days. over.
33904 (154).
Keep a little feeling in your heart
for me. 9509 (354).
Love is back. 25245.
Love me to the music of a rag
time tune. 26533 (170).
Meadow lark. 4811.
Minnie-ha-ha Donohue.
(185).
Molly Lee. 26533 (189).
Music, song and love. 25403.
My dear blonde. 25418.
My heart’s a-bloom. 20285.
Paging the moon for you. 23149.
Put back the bell. 32936.
Smiling pal. 28532.
Strolling on the strand. 33293. .
Sweetheart town. 21569 (538).
That’s why I’m a happy married
man. 21569 (552).
They tell me it’s love. 15092.
Thinking of someone who has left
me. 26116.
We won't go home until morning,
Bill. 9509, (77 @)«
When I see the love in your eyes.
26533
33674.
Why the moon came over the
mountain. 23876.
You may love me in the spring-
time. 3204.
That little sweet-
aya Be
I miss you like
the roses miss the rain. 6253 (215).
heart of mine.
- 1929
INDEX
Mahr (Curt):
Akkordeon ABC. 38.
Auf der harmonika. 9623, 29259.
Badenweiler-marsch. 15659.
Heinzelmannchens wachtparade.
16387.
Valse musette. 12482.
Wiinseh dir was. 3165-3167.
Mahuka (Dave) Hawaii and you.
10388.
Maid, the demon and the Samurai.
32416*.
Maiden. 27856.
Maiden sat aweeping. 17115.
Maienkonigin (Die) 24031 (60).
Maier (Guy) Stars. 30511.
Maier (H. A.):
How can you Say _ good-night.
31826.
I’m walking on stilts. 27449.
Little Itaska up in Alaska. 32307.
Mailer (Bruno) Low moon. 32400.
Mainardi (Enrico) Concerto in do.
432.
Maine (Basil) :
Awake, good people all.
O Lord our governor.
Praise to God. 20582.
Shepherds sing. 33123.
Mainer (W. E.):
Don’t sale tax the gals. 10057.
Ill wear a white flower for you.
10584,
Intoxicated rat. 10835.
Not turning backwards.
143.
20399.
11508.
Take me in the life boat. 15014.
That old vacant chair. 12282.
Mainieri (Alfred) We two. 12562.
Mainieri (Michael ) Hackie goes
wackie. 13517.
Maitinsky (Alex.) Charmeuses. 18648
(64).
Major (G. G.):
In my hour of loneliness. 24973.
So dear to me. 25909.
Major (Karle) Cowboy’s Rose. 26853.
Major (Lou) ‘Turkey on the platter,
ha! ha! ha. 26165.
Major (Samuel) :
Lonely river road. 20043.
That Brown Bomber. 8963.
That’s why I’m not talking to you.
28709.
Major music co.:
Coronation waltz. 29428.
Sooner or later mark my words.
30599.
Majorossy (Aladar) Gentry csardas.
29687.
Maker (F. C.) Witnesses to the re-
surrection. 3141.
Maklakiewiez (Franciszek Izbicki-)
See Izbicki-Maklakiewiez (Francis-
zek)
‘Makowsky (Milton)
pt. It, n.s., v. 381
Maklakiewicz (J.):
Wiazanka pieSni legjonowych.
9340.
Zbojnicy. 33899.
I’m feeling so
lonely, I’m feeling so blue. 27411.
Malack (Harry) My waltz with you in
Dreamland. 11450.
Malamadoff (Kaya) pseud. See Kauf-
man (A. A.)
Malani (C. K.):
Kuu ipo leo nahenahe. 7664.
Kuu lei mokihana. 7665.
Lau lehua o panaewa. ‘7677.
Malasz (Rubyann) It must be that
I’m in love. 27576.
Malatesta (Luigi) :
Bella figlia dell’ amore. 6488.
Seordati di me. 2127.
Vien con me Ninetta. 2913.
Malaurie (J. P.) There’s something
about you Helen. 18168.
Malcolm (Ray) Listen to the band.
22655.
Malcolm (Scott) Purpose of the por-
poise. 14630.
Malderen (E. V.) Bonjour, un bonsoir,
adieu. 3491.
Malditas sean las mujeres.
Malen (Sam):
Any old waltz.
I am your slave.
Malenkij sokolizek.
Maler (Wilhelm)
20132.
31053.
31857.
32417.
Streichquartett in
G. 30634.
Maletz (Helen) Ill love you always.
24817.
Maley (F. T.) Hail your risen Lord.
7054.
Malézieux (Hugéne) 16 études aux 7
positions pour le violon. 1687.
Mali (F. F.) Revelation adoration
hymn. 2260.
Malin (D. F.):
Aeolian chorus collection for young
men. 24039.
Campbells are coming. 26748.
I saw three ships. 27465.
Wagoner’s lad. 9159.
When from my love I looked for
love. 28957.
Malin (Don) See Malin (D. F.)
Maling (F. S.) Good bye old Depres-
Sion. 838.
Malipiero (G. F.):
Commiato. 419.
Favola del figlio cambiato. 721.
Festa a Mantova. 16173.
Giulio Cesare. 27137.
Omaggio a Tersicore. 17496.
Passione. 30386.
Quarto quartetto. 25724.
Seconda sinfonia. 25827.
Sonata a cinque. 17966.
1930
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Maliverney (I. V.):
Cloud. 3612.
Laughter is real. 7681.
Pathways to clear. 8381.
Trees. 15147.
‘Twas just a dream. 9089, 9090.
Malkine (Louis):
Il est comme il est. 10768.
N’enléve pas ton chapeau. 11455.
Sur un air de danse de Pablo
Esteve. 2637.
Vrai coquin. 12518.
Mallard (C. 8S.) Trombone
33504.
Mallardo (Nicholas) :
Blue interlude. 9740.
Now that you’ve gone.
Some day. 33210.
Malle (C. E.):
Break through the breakers with
me. 15759.
My play gir! of Atlantic. 17345.
Malle (Eddie) See Malle (C. E.)
Sammy.
20393.
Mallinson (Winnifred) psewd. See Al-
lard (L. W.)
Mallison (Minnadell) Sleepy’ eyes.
2477.
Mallory (Arthur) Over my depth in
love. 5186.
Mallory (Eddie):
Burdened down. 31211.
Desperately in love. 31418.
Hoping. 31819.
John Henry. 382160.
Lucy Brown. 382408.
Razmataz. 32963.
You raseal you. 33858.
Mallory (Peter) Yesterday I had five
dollars. 6148.
Malmgren (G. V.):
Don’t you think that I will do.
10063.
Hold me close to your heart.
10444.
I love the night. 29802.
If you love me say it with kisses.
1211.
What is love. 338653.
You’re a pirate. 29136.
Malneck (Matt):
Goody goody. S841.
I can pull a rabbit out of my hat.
4200, 7190.
I feel myself slippin’. 10530.
Love is good for anything that ails
you. 382376.
Mary had a little lamb. 14227,
30125.
Mr. T. from Tennessee. 32509.
Stars weep. 20898.
Sunshine at midnight. 12159,
14950.
Sweet soul. 5646.
That man is here again. 15058,
18188.
When I march in April with May.
26302.
Malone (Jay):
Make me the man in the moon.
ee.
Swing and sing that thing. 18069.
Malone (John) I give you my heart.
16498.
Malone (Nella) B. P. W. club song.
21652.
Malone (Stringy) pseud. See Tapp
(Frank)
Malone (T. H.) Alpha chi waltz.
6309.
Maloney (M. A.):
My shaggy dog and me. 22975.
One little hour of love. 17515.
Maloney (R. P.) Happiness now.
27211.
Let’s land Lan-
27710.
Maloof (Alexander)
don in the White House.
Maloof (Mitchell) :
Summer rose. 20926.
You’re a cure for sore eyes.
Malotte (A. H.):
Contrary Mary. 440.
Dreamer. 38783.
Go, lovely rose.
Lord’s prayer.
Lover. 20109.
We'll live to-night.
Malray (R. D.):
Album of new radio favorites.
29205.
G-man love song. 16249.
I know what I want and I’m gonna
get it. 16512.
T’ll be over at Mary’s. 16523.
Now and then, we meet again.
1980.
Walking arm in arm with you.
18318.
What’s the use of living. 18388.
Maltby (R. E.):
Beaconshire blues. 21676.
East St. Louis stomp. 21958.
In seclusion. 22471.
Maltin (Bernard):
Do the Riviera. 21889.
Don’t count your kisses
you’re kissed. 6779.
Little did I dream. 16994.
Maltzman (Edward):
Christen it love. 3597.
Let’s go apartment hunting.
So turn on the moon. 8784.
Malvado Carabel. 25373. :
Maly (Felix) I wish I were a fish..
T412,
Man, you ain’t swinging right. 11212.
Mana-Zueca (—) pseud. See Cassel.
(A. Z.)
21515.
6989.
1546, 14147, 14148.
5944.
before
4616..
1931
INDEX
pt. III, n.s., v. 31
Manbeck
15754.
Manbeck (S. H. F.):
Dream awhile with me. 6800.
Oh faltering one for you. 28146.
Mance (N. L.) Swing song melody.
12197.
Manecebo (A. L.)
15642.
Manchester (A. L.) Twelve lessons in
the fundamentals of voice production.
12862 (322).
(L. W.) Boys of sixteen.
Ay, ay, senorita.
Mancini (Umberto) Aldebaran. 3295,
3296.
Mancornadora (La) 1644.
Mancuso (Arthur) Palina. 5191.
Mancuso (P. V.):
I know you’re to blame. 19565.
You are the one. 239387.
Mancuso (Pat) See Mancuso (P. V.)
Mandell (Herbert) You’re just a little
diffrent. 33864.
Mandelli (Emanuele) :
Mila di codra. 1719.
Notturno earsico. 1978.
Manén (Joan):
Nero und Acté. 32654.
Streghe. 5189.
Manén (Juan):
Caprice 1. 30118.
Drei iberische lieder. 20142.
Manery (Bert) See Manery (J. B.)
Manery (J. B.) Big city moon. 9713,
29303.
Manery (J. H.):
Dreaming of you. 6807.
My heart is calling. 30220.
Manewry mitosne. 13928-13931, 15007,
15008.
Maney (Zita) Desert shores. 3716.
Mangiagalli (Riccardo Pick-) See
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo)
Manhoff (Lillian) :
Low -down and _ broken - hearted.
32399.
Woo and coo, I love you. 33792.
Manilla (Pedro) pseud. See Manto-
vani (A.) and Piccioni (A.)
Manion (T. J.):
My mother’s lullaby. 25460.
Once upon a time. 30347.
Manka (V. B.) Hours. 24742.
Manker (Lucille) Hail, Iowa,
24664.
Manker (Myrtle) They are sleeping
to-night in No Man’s Land. 28739.
Manklow (H. W.) I am a lonely
bachelor. 27312.
Manley (F. C. B.):
Lid’s off. 7731.
Reflected in your eyes.
Manlin (H. J.):
Drowsy stream. 26996.
hail.
8516.
Little white home on the hill.
22676.
My blame-worthy gal. 22904.
My dear old Pennsylvania mt.
home. 22909.
My mumsy. 22962.
Winter rendez-vous. 29064.
Mann (Alice) Why can’t we remem-
ber. 33744.
Mann (Bernard) Id rather croon a
lullaby. 7201.
Mann (C. F.) I will magnify Thee.
16671.
Mann (F. G.) Grand choeur. 29675.
School band folio for
5412.
Mann (Gordon)
the harmonica.
Mann (J. B.):
Mercedes waltz. 17178.
Spanish serenade. 17990.
Sweetest Dolores. 18062.
Mann (N. D.)
trice) prop.:
Areadia, the land of heart’s de-
sire. 21569 (15).
Awake! awake! and hear the lark.
26533 (16).
Drifting. 26533 (63).
Hi! Hi! Hi. 21569 (202):
Rustling leaves. 26533 (244).
Mann (Thomas) pseud. See Chapman
(W. T.)
Mann (W. L.):
au., and Mann (Bea-
Homeward bound on the old
Greyhound. 948.
Root root for Roosevelt. 8575.
Mann mit den drei frauen. 3270
(576), 9509 (442, 612), 12862 (482),
16848 (323).
Mann mit der pranke.
Manna (Peppino)
10431.
Canzone della Ma-
donna. 3540.
Manners (Dudley) pseud. See Krupp
(D. D.)
Manners (Henry) Dear diary.
29459.
Mannes (Maxine) Under the right
conditions. 26186.
Manney (C. F.):
As torrents in summer.
Barearolle. 6253 (353).
Cricket and the _ bumble-bee.
26856.
Dedication. 26912.
EKlegy. 15688.
Hear my prayer, O God. 27235.
Morning now beckons. 27973.
My bonny lass she smileth. 27996.
My heart at thy dear voice. 26533
(245).
O lovely night. 17447.
Open thy blue eyes. 27886, 32443.
Wake, awake, for night is flying.
28888.
Waltz of the flowers.
15612.
28815.
1932
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mannik (Marius) My golden balloon.
20282.
Manning (Clarice) See McQuarrie
(C. M.)
Manning (K. L.) Sketches of New
York. 14814.
Manning (M. D.) Just an occasional
sweetheart. 4518.
Mannix (P. J.) Black clouds. 9720.
Manoff (Yvonne) Dilly song. 16023.
Manolo (Juan) Rumba des trom-
bones. 11869.
Manoloff (Bernice) :
Album of favorite piano _ solos.
18673.
Apache dance. 17451.
Beautiful dreamer. 31121.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
31594.
Fortune teller. 31608.
I am the captain of the Pinafore.
31855.
I’m ealled little Buttercup. 31928.
I whistle and wait for Katie.
29850.
In the evening by the moonlight.
32087.
Tit willow. 33451.
We sail the ocean blue. 33634.
Manoloff (Nick) :
Album of favorite songs. 18674.
Aloha oe. 18689.
Andantino. 19944.
Band played on. 15663.
Barcarolle. 5093.
Beautiful dreamer. 31121.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 18798.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
18905.
Cucaracha. 26863.
Dance of the kutie kids.
Diver’s dance. 26936.
Donna é€ mobile. 23695.
Down in Alabam’. 29506.
Down went McGinty. 16073.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
472.
31496.
Hli Eli. 653.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
31594.
For he’s a jolly good fellow.
29607.
Fortune teller. 31608.
Git on board. 31652.
Grandfather’s clock. 857.
Home in the West. 10453.
How can I leave thee. 10472.
Hula dula. 27304.
I am the captain of the Pinafore.
31855.
I cannot sing the old songs. 991.
I’m called little Buttercup. 31928.
I’ve been working on the railroad.
29836.
I whistle and wait for Katie.
29850.
Idaho. 10739.
In the evening by the moonlight.
32087.
Just tell them that you saw me.
16861.
Kol nidre. 1407.
Listen to the mocking bird. 11070.
Little old shanty on the claim.
1509.
Manoloff’s (Nick) Hawaiian guitar
method. 11214, 14219, 17130.
Manoloff’s (Nick) Spanish guitar
method. 1647.
Miami blues. 30159.
Minuet in G. 26658.
My bonnie. 30206.
My sweetheart’s the man in the
moon. 17356.
O sole mio. 23057.
Oh, Susanna. 20408.
One, two, three, four. 23119.
Paloma. 30377.
Polly Wolly Doodle. 2166.
Red River Valley. 20637.
Remember me. 28358.
Roll on silver moon. 2305.
Sailing. 11880.
Sally in our alley. 2352.
She was happy till she met you.
17874.
Sweet Genevieve. 23500.
Tit willow. 33451.
Ua like no-a like. 30797.
We sail the ocean blue. 33634.
We sat beneath the maple on the
hill. 5950.
Where is my wandering boy to-
night. 6063.
Woodman, spare that tree. 18532.
Yellow rose of Texas. 12745.
Mansfield (Art) Ring my finger
please. 5340.
Mansfield (O. A.) Tea tattle. 5682.
Mansfield (P. J.) Evening meditation.
29189 (101).
Mansfield (Richard) Please come back
please do. 28276.
Manson (R. G.) Rosamunde. 11915.
Mantell (Seymour) Now wouldn’t
you. 8230.
Manthey (Anna):
My Susquehanna. 17353.
Red roses in June. 17709.
Manthey (Walter) jr. Darling Ree.
6727.
Manthey (William) jr. My last words
to you. 14888.
Mantia (Simone) Arban’s famous
method for slide and valve trom-
bone and baritone in bass elef. 110.
1933
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
ee ee ee
Mantin (Leo) pseud.:
Suicide with music. 25996.
See also Mantinband (Leo)
Mantinband (Leo and Elli) At the
new French casino in sunny Monte
Carlo. 26607.
Mantovani (A.) Arana de la noche.
18719.
Manuel (E.) Farbrors vals. 24545.
Manuel (Harriet):
Darkies’ birthday party. 26888.
Margery dear. 17189.
Manuppelli (Antonio) Bimba mia.
13047.
Manus (Jack) When paw went court-
in’ maw. 15317.
Manuscript league. In old Virginia.
16734.
Manzanillo. 33904 (176).
Manzano (J. P.) Zolombo. 26527.
Maori songs. 14220.
Mapes (Edith) Smilin’ thru the rain.
8720.
Mapes (R. C.)
18083.
Marais (—) pseud. See Passach (Jo-
seph), also Pessace (Joseph)
Symphony of love.
Marais (Marin) Troisiéme suite.
21140.
Marangolo (Grace) :
Lonely little lane. 4690.
You are all that I desire. 6154.
Marano (Ernest) :
Life’s song. 30027.
Lost in love. 27789.
Marano (Mariano) :
Grandezza d'Italia. 19851.
Vittoria dei fascisti. 30826.
Marasco (Angelo) :
Depression is over. 314138.
Only time I: hold your hand is
when we're dancing. 17529.
Maratona bianea. 2510.
Marbot (Rolf) pseud. See Marktise
(Albrecht )
Marecanello (Louis) Midnight melody.
20194.
Marcelle. 12862 (323).
Marcello (B.) Allegretto. 4790.
Marcello (J. F.) Garden of idle
dreams. 27125.
Marcello (Joseph) What ean I do.
23766.
March (—) See March (Marjorie)
March (M. W.) Hear my cry. TOS5.
March (Marjorie) I like the daytime
too. 19567.
March bros. pub. ¢o.:
Arrival of Santa. 26601*.
Does Santa Claus live at the north
pole. 24927.
Forest frolic. 29609*.
I wonder if Santa is ready to
start. 24927.
On Hallowe’en the ghosts are seen.
25580.
When I get big. 26299.
X-asperating X-muss gifts. 30948*.
Mareh of fashion, ine. March of
fashion. 25293.
March of the Foreign Legion. 25294.
March of the gnomes. 9509 (448).
Marchant (A. W.) I will magnify
Thee. 98509 (822).
Marchant (Leonora)
Thee. 9509 (822).
Marchant (Stanley) :
I will magnify
Cupid and Campaspé. 9952.
Judge eternal. 138945.
Morning song. 11317.
Souls of the righteous. 12074.
Marchese (Frank) :
I’m so sad and blue. 22356.
I’ve got a date with the moon.
13770.
It really doesn’t matter. 16791.
Maybe I was meant for you. 1680.
That's why I call you my sweet-
heart. 30706.
That’s why I’m jealous of you.
23585.
With both of our hearts in tune.
23895.
Marchese (J. S.) If you go away.
27520.
Marchette band book. 11224.
Marchetti (F. D.) Petite aubade.
32859.
Marchiando (Pete) Vows that I have
made. 5907.
Marchitti (Dominick) I still long for
you. 19659.
Marci (F. M.) There’s a time and a
place for everything. 30719.
Marconi (Peter) pseud. See Gazzola
(Peter)
Marcontell (Leslie)
I love you. 16563.
Marcucci (Carlos) Mi dolor. 32482.
Marcus (Christian) Have dreams any
meaning. 903.
Mareus (T. A.):
Oneglance Spanish guitar method.
30353.
Our old home town. 32812.
Roses in the springtime. 30482.
Marcus (T. A.) sr. See Marcus (T.
A.)
Mares (Paul) Farewell blues. 24546.
Marg (F. K.) I’m brushing up my
top; hat... 223812:
Margetson (Edward):
Lord, what am [. 11127.
Sing we a joyous measure.
Margulies (C. S.):
Indifference. 16766.
I’m blue because
30555.
1934
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Knock wood. 16887.
Lightly and politely. 16968.
Love can make you tingle.
Shaggin’ the blues. 17865.
Shooting star. 17882.
Slow and easy. 17937.
So shy. 17948.
Spider and the fly. 17995.
Swing high—swing low. 18070.
Though you’ve never, ever been
17054.
kissed. 18187.
Maria (Rosolino de) See De Maria
(Rosolino)
Maria HBlena. 179, 1660, 21669, 22037.
Maria Gisela (Sister) Puer natus est
nobis. 28314.
Marian. pseud. See Daily (M. F.)
Mariani (Hugo) Papagayo. 17575.
Marianne. 17142.
Marie (Gabriel) :
Cinquantaine. 15858, 24307.
Golden wedding. 836.
Soixantaine. 9509 (677).
Manes tH. E. TT. "C.). Soixantaine.
9509 (677).
Marihuana. 20158.
Marinella. 15578, 16821, 16896, 17145,
18100.
Mariners’ capstan song. 17146.
Marinke (A. lL.) I never dreamed I’d
fall in love with you. 4319.
Marino (Frank)
12158.
Mario (Don)
Marion (Dave)
Marion (P. D.)
and Hamilton.
Mariotte (A.)
5901.
Mariotti (Mario) :
Bambolita. 180.
Canzone d’Alabama. 15809, 18898.
Dimmi le tue parole. 1988.
Donne spagnole. 19095.
Dopo di me. 571, 6788.
Due cuori nella luna. 628, 9188.
W) ritornato il sole. 632.
Ki-Ki-Bu. 7644, 16880.
Mia. 15810.
Non conosci il ritornello.
Non mi vuoi dir che m’ ami.
O campagnola. 1988.
Penso a te. 2127.
Sagra di S. Giovanni 1936—XIV.
Sunshine and roses.
I want you only. 7406.
Fortune teller. 31608.
Execution of Gaymon
6876.
Vocalise-étude (2°)
2393.
8215.
28422.
Sei lontano da me. 2393.
Vi ho gid visto in qualche
DOSLO 4... teu. QUBS.
Mark (August) Midnight at Phantom
lake. 32485.
Mark (Ray):
All at once. 21585.
It’s cuz I’m in love. 22515.
126829—37——_28
Right about face and fall in love.
23263.
Romancing while we're dancing.
8571.
You're listening to a bugle. 21524.
Marke (Martin) pseud. See Taylor
(E. R.)
Marked woman. 32505, 32627.
Marker (Charlotte) In dreams.
22460.
Marker (L. K.)
7668.
Marker (Rae)
Lady you’re so sweet.
Rooseveltism. 33020.
Markey (J. D.) Kismet. 27653.
Markham (EH. C.):
Because I miss you _ to-night.
292938.
I cannot forget. 16474.
In an April shower. 138848.
Markham (H. E.):
Waiting for a eall from you. 5914.
You’re just a tiny cloud. 12792.
Markham. (W. H.) Gloomy blues.
29652.
Markianos (G. 8S.) By the blooming
almond trees. 24227.
Marko (Robert) This is a drug store.
12330.
Markoff (Mark):
Lost song. 14151.
Lullaby. 14200.
My dearest one.
Wanderer. 15234.
Markow (Minnie) We'll meet when
the lilacs bloom again. 21257.
Markowitz (Louis) :
Football fever. 24576.
Hunting for love. 974.
If it’s not asking too much. 13828.
Toast to old New York. 23638.
Markowski (—) Fellow malade.
31569.
Marks (Clarence) :
California state highway patrol.
21746.
Play me _ swing
25674.
Marks (EK. B.) music corp.:
A la bien aimée. 12863.
Abide with me. 12865.
Abre de tu ventana. 9520.
Adagio pathétique. 13478.
Afterglow. 12882, 12883, 18667.
Agnus Dei. 31169.
Aileen, aroon. 33.
Airs of old Hrin.
Album-leaf. 15217.
All souls’ day. 14933.
Alla en el rancho grande.
Alla en la infancia. 9558.
14358.
nite and day.
3290.
dT.
Alma Andaluza. 265638.
Altenitas. 29219.
Amorosa. 31044.
1935
INDEX
Marks (HE. B.) music corp.—Continued.
And they said it wouldn’t last.
21612.
Andalucia. 12925, 21614, 26576.
Andante cantabile. 15154, 15155.
Andantino. 32248.
Andel E. Andel. 9589.
Angelita. 6328.
Angelus. 14232.
At a Georgia camp meeting. 9610.
Autumn song. 15156.
Ave Maria. 14740.
Ballade. 6516.
Barrio extrano. 31110.
Beau soir. 138006.
Berceuse. 13039.
Blackface and musie. 9723.
Bolero. 14812.
By the brook. 18107.
Cabillito. 9802.
Cafe de Roma. 9806.
Cancionerio. 31238.
Carmen. 138049.
Cavatina. 14637.
Celos. 9846.
Changing of the guard. 9851.
Chiapaneeas. 9861.
Ciribiribin. 18988.
Collection moderne. 3616.
Comrades ever since we were boys.
26835.
Connais-tu le pays. 15099.
Contesta de soy mexicana. 6668.
Contradanza. 9911.
Cossack revels. 13205.
Country gardens. 13207.
Crying in the rain. 18999.
Cuando estaba en tus’. brazos.
31375.
Cuckoo. 13219.
Dance of the Russian sailors.
6705.
Despecho. 31417.
Desperdicio. 31419.
Devilish inspiration. 5386.
Diade Gloria. 10025.
Drifting along, singing a song of
love. 191435.
Hlegy. 32442.
Espafia cani. 678.
Etude. 23888, 2389, 2602, 13159.
Evening in Seville. 138368.
Evoeation. 31540.
EKw’ry time I dream. 27039.
Fado blanquita. 3866.
Fairy tale. 711.
Féte Dieu a Seville. 31572.
Fireflies. 16187.
Flight of the bumble bee. 3908.
Flow gently, sweet Afton. 31593.
Four corn fields. 29615.
Four little letters. 24590.
Fourth symphony. 27101.
Gavotte. 788.
1936
pt. 10, n.s., v. 81
Gee! it was a beautiful song. 3963.
Girl who did not know. 19297.
Gloria. 10310.
Glow-worm. 3983, 31660, 31661.
Good-by beloved Napoli. 10324—
10326.
Gotta go to work again. 846, 847.
Guitarre. 32541.
Have mercy, dear. 27223.
Hawaiian memories. 16356.
Hobby horses. 12415, 12416.
Huelguistas. 10482.
Huelyuistas. 7166.
Ill drown my sorrow. 27874.
I’m sending flowers. 16604.
I’m trying to forget you. 31965.
I made arrangements with the
moon. 1133, 4313.
In old Chapultepec. 4396.
In the evening by the moonlight.
29890.
In your embrace. 24998, 27562.
Inspiration. 29907, 32096.
It’s still being done. 32129.
It’s vacation time again. 18917,
13918.
Jolly Peter. 1836.
Joven de este barrio. 109283.
Katy avourneen. 1386.
Lady Precious Stream. 4578.
Last cup. 29997.
Last of the rumbas. 19936, 30000.
Leonore. 11016.
Little attic of dreams. 32300.
Little brown church. 14105.
Little Chin-Chin, keep your chin
up. 7760, 7761.
Lonesome guitar. 25218, 30057.
Long live love. 27770.
Love from out of nowhere. 25238.
Love went up in smoke. 14178,
17080.
Love’s own sweet song. 1597-1602,
7857.
Malaguefia. 1636, 14214, 22764.
Manana. 112138.
Mancornadora. 1644.
Margaritas. 30119.
Mattinata. - 27688, 27689.
Memories of Hawaii. 14250.
Memories of Stephen Foster.
20188.
Mexican memories. 17183.
Mi Morena. 11266.
Morenita angelical. 8019.
My good mother. 11383, 11384.
My little nest of heavenly blue.
1857-1862, 22044.
My rival. 1890.
My sombrero. 22977, 22978.
My tango. 30260.
Naiads at the spring. 22989.
Night. 25507, 32673.
No wonder. 28115.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
ee
Nuit d’étoiles. 28125, 28126.
Oh, say, can you swing. 32748,
32749.
On time. 9685, 9686.
Orgullosa. 32799:
Ouvre ton coeur. 31171.
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
2105.
Pareea que ves al diablo. 8373.
Pas. 11653.
Pero oyes Maria. 11670.
Piedad. 28270.
Pilgrims’ chorus. 33596.
Pisa bien y no resvales. 8417.
Poinciana. 17640.
Por eso te quiero. 20577.
Por la senda. 32888.
Por que. 2170.
Por tu causa mujer. 32889.
Porque me obligas. 8449.
Prince and princess. 329115.
Puerto. 32929.
Put a penny in the slot. 30486.
Que tendria yo. 8487.
Quisiera llorar. 32952.
Relicario. 2252.
Rondino. 31140.
Ronrico. 20688.
Running a temperature. 23292,
25800.
Say si si. 11900, 17822.
Seeret. 33100.
Shamus O’Brien. 2416.
Si mes vers avaient des ailes.
33129.
Si vous l’aviez compris. 33130.
Singing fountain. 14805.
Solo los ojos de Pancha. 12023.
Sorcerer’s apprentice. 2549.
Spanish memories. 20874.
Spending your vacation in Maine.
12088.
Spic and Spanish. 30604, 33250.
Standing on the corner didn’t mean
no harm. 8816.
Stars above you. 30622.
Still as the night. 14927.
Sunday mass. 28616.
Sweet and low. 33316.
Te parastes in los rieles. 12237.
Tell them that you're Irish. 2704.
There’s no substitute for you.
12315, 15086.
They are mowing. 15091.
Three leaves of shamrock. 2783.
Three trees. 2785.
Tipica. 12357.
Traigo un pendiente. 33482.
Tree in Tipperary. 5814, 9069.
Try tappin’. 33511, 33512.
Tu tienes la culpa. 33524.
Tus ojos. 33533.
Two little love bees.
Two sparkling eyes.
2863-2868.
23672.
Unrequited love. 28850.
Viejo castillo moro. 29112.
Violetera. 9141.
Waltz... 30779.
Who said there ain’t no Santa
Claus. 33735, 33736.
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom. 3158.
Yira! Yira. 26484.
Yo besaba su baquita.
Youre just. a little
33864.
Zenaida. 12850.
Marks (Frank) Commanderism. 416.
Marks. (Gerald) :
All quiet on the old front porch
tonight. 15544.
33817.
diffrent.
Breakfast in Harlem. 26715.
Donald Duck. 19092.
First rose of summer. 16190.
I believe ev’ry word I’ve heard
about you. 19516.
I'll make the first rose of Summer
the last rose of my heart.
16533.
I want the whole world to love
you. 24911.
I would love to have you love me.
29854.
Is it true what they say about
Dixie. 1277, 1278.
Rooster’s crowin’. 17773.
Saskatchewan. 30501.
Spanish Jake. 28572.
There must be a heaven for that
little dog of mine. 30714.
Would ‘ja have a cup o’ Java with
me. 23918.
Marks (Godfrey)
Marks (H. K.)
28756.
Marks (Howard)
Marks (J. C.):
I will lift up mine eyes. 27498.
O praise the Lord of heaven.
26533 (203).
Whoso dwelleth. 29036.
Marks (J. D.) Hand in hand.
7055.
Marks (J. H.):
Dusty dreams. 24492.
It’s just a waste of time. 27581.
Once you were mine. 32780.
Robinson Crusoe. 25776.
Why do you lead me on. 23866.
Marks (Johnny) :
Midnight and all is well.
Summer holiday. 14940.
You're number one on my hit pa-
rade. 33872.
Marks (Manley) :
I’m saving my time for you. 1119.
Who in all the world could ask for
more. 3088,
Sailing. 11880.
Thy will be done.
See Marks (J. H.)
890,
32484.
1937
INDEX
Marks (W. E.):
Cross is greater than Sin.
(69).
For victory. 15517 (111).
Glory enough for me. 15517 (125).
Just the love of Jesus. 29189! (226).
Last mile of the way. 15517 (211).
Resting on the rock. 15517 (314).
Somehow. 15517 (360).
Stand by the banner. 15517 (379).
Sunrise. 15517 (385).
Marks & Livingstone. Let’s get another
deck. 16935.
Marktse (Albrecht) :
Adieu, to love, adieu. 18657.
Dans le bleu des cigarettes.
Japanese love. 19832.
Kleine vertrdumte Madonna.
Ombre de la nuit. 14508.
Sympathie. 18081.
Vorbei. .. 9154.
Markunas (A. H.):
Again with you. 3285.
15517
19028.
7651.
My ideal. 4967.
Where lazy waters murmur by.
26350.
Markunas (M. S.):
Again with you. 3285.
My ideal. 4967.
Where lazy waters murmur by.
26350.
Markus (Franz) :
Music, song and love. 25408.
None of them all is so lovely as you.
20880.
On Uncle Sam: Say Uncle, why
should you want more. 28191.
Sandwich with ham and a glass of
old wine. 8611.
That memorable wedding ride.
12279.
Those happy horse and buggy days.
9013.
Your intoxicating kiss. 9491.
Markus (Louis) Darling. 3688.
Markwardt (I. M.) Broadway lullaby.
6511.
Markworth (H.) Selected solos for
pipe organ. 17841.
Marleau (Louise) Love in the twi-
light. 32372.
Marletta (M.):
Cuore d'Italia. 3666.
Oh! Mia vita. 5102.
Marletta (P.) Cuore d'Italia. 3666.
Marley (Lee) Will and Wiley. 29054.
Marlhom (Alfred) :
Bugle call march, 3511.
Chinese toy-town. 9868.
Marlin (Howard):
Accordion tango. 12870.
Autumn leaves waltz. 21644.
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
Marlo music corp. :
For sentimental reasons.
24581.
I dare you to forget. 13633.
I live for you. 27364.
Lazy weather. 14033.
Seared. 8624.
Sunset road. 20981.
That never-to-be-forgotten
2721, 5715.
Thru a window in Japan.
15107.
Until to-day. 21184.
You’re too good to be true. 29158.
You started me dreaming. 3236,.
19253,.
night.
2788,.
6221.
Marlow (Marie) Love came to me.
22717.
Marlowe (Howard) Walking the
streets looking for you. 33606.
Marlowe (Jeffrey) pseud. See Tre-
harne (Bryceson)
Marlowe (M. HE.) You are mine.
29108.
Marlowe (Mollie) Song of spring.
20855.
Marmon (Hilda) My heart is sing-
ing. 8098.
Marnitz (Geo.) How would you like
to go collegiate. 7165.
Merotta (Nick) It’s au revoir my love.
27578.
Marotta (Vincent) Brisa. 9768..
Marquard (Ivan) Don’t leave me.
3750.
Marquardt (H. D.) Ah ha! I’m fickle.
26.
Marquardt (J.):
Meditation. 1684.
To one estranged. 2803.
Marquart (Curt) Festtag. 3887.
Marques (Luiz) Joyous Easter song.
21569 (270).
Marquina (Pascual) :
Espana cani. 673, 31527.
Espana y toros. 16135.
Marquis (Alta):
Forever. 22051.
Prayer. 205838.
Sunset comes too soon. 20930.
Waste not this hour. 23728.
Marqusee (Gerald) :
It’s like reaching for the moon.
10873.
My heart’s on strike. 17318.
Whispering your name. 26362.
Marr (Joseph) Angela Eleanor Mary
McCann. 98.
Marriott (Frederick) Indiana. 13868.
Marriott (W. J.) For I made her the
queen of my heart. 19251. F
Marroquin (J. 8S.) Noes igual. 32686.
Marryott (R. E.):
Blessed Saviour. 9728.
1938
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Carol of the birds. 26759.
Easter alleluia. 3818.
See, amid the winter’s snow. 2392.
Still, still with Thee. 2593.
Mars (P.C.) Garden ina glade. 3960.
Marsac (Maurice) :
Bergére entétée.
Broadway-nu-follies.
Marschal-Loepke (G.)
31003 (67).
Marsden (Andrew)
1633.
Marsden (V. R.)
31969.
Marsh (Alice)
way. 8375.
Marsh (C. H.):
Acceptance. 18654.
Nirvana. 203878.
Prayer of a _ soldier
20585.
Spring in Flanders. 29882.
Marsh (Christopher) pseud. See
Thayer (Pat)
Marsh (F. A.)
Marsh (J. B.):
Everyone has dancing feet.
I love but you. 27385.
Montana moon. 27948.
Marsh (J. D.):
First rose of summer. 3902.
I desire to acquire your love.
10522.
In love. 10799.
Lonesome and lovelorn. 11111.
Love is tailored to your talents.
6441.
31201.
Humoresque.
Maid of Brazil.
I mailed a letter.
Parking on the. high-
in France.
My own. 17342.
27038.
11146.
Me and this funny old world.
11245.
Old cameo. 11555.
When the world goes a-maying.
6044.
Marsh (Royal):
Dreams of you. 13334.
Seems I’ve done something wrong
again. 25829.
Marsh (S. B.) Jesus, lover of my
soul. 10911.
Marsh (S. L.) In Dreamland. 10798.
Marsh (T. E.):
I'd ask for you. 19531.
I’m blue. 19605.
Marsh (W. J.):
Centennial mass. 13141.
Salute to Texas. 14722.
Yellow rose of Texas. 9404.
Marshall (Bob)
Marshall (C. B.)
Jo. 6253 (299).
Marshall (Charles)
me. 7233, 7234.
Marshall (Charles) au., and Marshall
J. S.) prop.:
Battle hymn.
See Marshall (EH. R.)
Lovers’ lane, Saint
I hear you calling
9509 (40).
Garden of Allah. 9509 (244).
Land of little people. 9509 (369).
On the waters. 9509 (544).
Sensitive plant. 9509 (658).
When shadows gather. 9509
(787).
Marshall (H. R.) Haunting melody.
31752.
Marshall (Edna) I searched _ the
world. 1144.
Marshall (Evelyn) Old stone abode.
23096.
Marshall (F. H.):
Down where the West expands.
13310.
Howdy. 13602.
Marshall (M. B.):
Country scenes. 21811.
Fantasiestuck. 12862 (164).
Musical pictures. 32558.
Marshall (M. H.)
and song. 24380.
Marshall (O. S.) Be glad O ye right-
Daughter’s march
eous. 13004.
Marshall (P. G.) Canada: dear land
omine. 3533.
Marshall (Raymond) Old stone
abode. 23096.
Marshall (Samuel) :
I dreamt you were mine.
Trail of the lonesome pine.
Marshall (V. J.):
Crooning a tune to the moon.
1011.
9059.
24359.
I want to go out and make
whoopee. 7404.
Sing me a song. 20789.
Someone else’s or mine.
Wondering. 9381. .
25925.
Marshall (W. G.) Smile with Nile.
5506.
Marsilio (Anthony) What can I do.
23766.
Marskey (Bob)
Marskey (R. EH.)
mine. 10690.
Marstig’s daughter.
Marston (H. M.):
Hello Martha. 29189 (159).
Ma dusky maid. 9509 (432).
Marston (G. W.):
He is our God. 26533 (110).
Hope thou in God. 26533 (121).
How beautiful on the mountains.
29189 (171).
Love not the world. 24031 (122).
O taste and see. 29189 (304).
Marteau (Henri) au., and Marteau
(Blanche) prop. Violin-konzert.
15517 (255).
Martell (John) :
Anitra’s dance.
Beautiful heaven.
Beautiful Napoli.
See Marskey (R. E.)
I’ve a feeling you're
20160.
7038.
29291.
6407.
1939
INDEX
Martell (John)—Continued.
From A to Z on the Spanish
guitar. 13443.
Gavotte. 6957.
Gem guitar note and diagram
song folio. 29636.
Guitar player’s best friend. 7048.
Habanera. 64583.
Humoreske. 7169.
Kujawiak. 7661.
Largo. 7674.
Martell’s concord. 32435.
Memories of Hawaii. 14250.
Minuet. 8046.
Moonlight and music. 8009.
Overtures as solos for the pick
style Spanish guitar and Hawai-
ian guitar. 17561.
Pizzicato. 6748.
Playeasy system for Hawaiian
steel guitar. 14601.
Rachmaninoff—prelude. 32954.
Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular songs. 25771.
Scarf dance. 6585.
Serenade. 8630, 8643.
Souvenir. 8796.
Spanish dance. 8028.
Triumerei. 8634.
Two guitars. 9097.
Two instruments waltz.
Martell (Magdalene) :
9100.
Down by the garden wall. 138304.
My mountain home. 20312.
Martell (Paul) Arcadia _ swing.
29244, 29245.
Martelli (Henri) Premiére petite
suite. 25704.
Martelly (Anthony):
I have you at last. 13648.
Kiss me good-bye. 32209.
When I am dancing with you.
15295.
Martenet (J: S.)
30430.
Martens (Adeline (Mick) )
the night. 18685.
Martha. 13417.
Martin (A. R.)
28381.
Martin (A. 8S.) Happy nudist.
Martin (B. F.) Blues. 18826.
Martin (Bert) When youve gotta
lotta money, then you’ve gotta lotta
friends. 15349.
Martin (C. D.):
Pretty little girl.
All thru
Roll on desert moon.
7061.
Every fetter He has broken. 21569
(124).
Held in His mighty arm. 21569
(194).
I am so glad I am one of the
saved. 21569 (218).
I’ve proved Him. 21569 (238).
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Kept by the power of God. 21569:
(280).
King of the ages. 21569 (2838).
Lord brings back His own. 21569
(311).
Many mansions. 21569 (324).
My Saviour knows my name.
21569 (391).
O, what a Savior. 21569 (411).
One of God’s days. 21569 (424).
Somebody cares. 21569 (513).
Strike your harp. 21569 (530).
Who is the king of glory. 21569
(608).
Wonder - working power. 21569
(618).
Martin (Clarita) :
Ma’lena. 22766.
Por Dios Senora. 28288.
Tango jaleante. 15018.
Martin (David) Allegheny in song.
215938.
Martin (Désirée) Rhythmic designs
for songs. 20654.
Martin (EK. M.) Our lonely song.
28224.
Martin (Easthope) Come to the fair.
6653, 6654.
Martin (Emilia Navarrete de) See
Navarrete de Martin (Hmilia)
Martin (Florence) In the shadows of
moonlight. 27557.
Martin (Freddy) Lonely waltz.
7795.
Martin (G.) Cuckoo song. 138220.
Martin (G. A.) Richard Harrison
goodbye. 2270.
Martin (G. C.):
Great day of the Lord is near.
18648 (148).
Incline your ear. 29897.
Magnify His name. 18648 (236).
T7194,
Martin (G. D.) Dream idyls. 3270
(150).
Martin (G. W.) Heaven’s nest and
you. 31776.
Martin (H.) Régina. 5304*.
Martin (H. F.) I’m on my way back
home. 19631.
Martin (J. C.) I love you best of all.
27392.
Martin (Mrs. J. J.) Marching along
with Texas. 11226.
Martin (J. R.) Sweet Caroline. 5635.
Martin (J. W.):
Her love is true. 13568.
On the Coney Island shore. 2053.
Martin (Katherine) . Disappointed in
love. 18277.
Martin (Lee)
17126.
Martin (Lilo):
Sonate. 4802.
Vier lieder. 22784.
Man from Brandyville.
1940
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Martin (M. F.) You and I. 6152.
Martin (M. I.) Postlude on Ye watch-
ers and ye holy ones. 5254.
Martin (M. J.) My honey-dew. 1845.
Martin (Murray) Madam swings it.
11195.
Martin (R.) There’s a quaint little
eottage. 5746.
Martin (R. C.):
Convalescence. 6253 (87).
Farandole-caprice. 6253 (118).
Tarentelle - humoristique. 6253
(470).
Martin (R. L.) Ive waited. 13782.
Martin (Savy) Vipers dream. 26215.
Martin (Shirley) Ev’ry girl’s a honey
down Or-le-ans way. 21989.
Martin (T. J.):
Dixie must be heaven. 21882.
Oh give me the swing of the saddle.
14484.
Whispering desert.
Martin (T. L.):
Heart-broken girl. 16374.
I’m going home. 16572.
Martin (T. V.) Coney Island board-
15359.
walk. 9908.
Martin (T. W.) Will the angels come
from heaven. 15384.
Martin (Ted) Days that are wasted
away. 9989.
Martin (W. S.):
Every fetter He has broken. 21569
(124).
Half can never be told. 24668.
Harvest fields. 16347.
Held in His mighty arm. 21569
(194).
Home at last. 9438.
I am so glad I am one of the
saved. 21569 (218).
I’ve proved Him. 21569 (238).
Kept by the power of God. 21569
(280).
King of the ages. 21569 (283).
Lord brings back His own. 21569:
(311).
Many mansions. 21569 (324).
My Saviour knows my name.
21569: (891).
O, what a Savior.
One of God’s days.
Somebody eares. 21569 (518).
Strike your harp. 21569 (530).
Who is the king of glory. 21569
21569 (411).
21569 (424).
(608).
Wonder-working power. 21569
(618).
Workers together with God. 9509
(812).
Martin-Pyns (J.) Régina. 5304*.
Martindale (A. H.) Lazy rhythm.
7686.
Martindale (Bertha) :
Dear old dad and I. 15984.
Old-fashioned rugs. 17477.
Martine (S. M.) pseud. See Ehrig
(F. A.)
Martinelli (Giuseppe, or Joseph) Ri-
torno dalla caccia. 2281.
Martinez (Ben):
Orgullosa. 32799.
Pareca que ves al diablo. 8378.
Por la senda. 32888.
Martinez (Guadalupe)
31238.
Martinez (Joseph) Roosevelt’s victory.
23282.
Martinez (S.):
Abre de tu ventana. 9520.
Alla en la infancia. 9558.
Joven de este barrio. 10923.
Manana. 112138.
Pero oyes Maria. 11670.
Te parastes in los rieles.
Hot tamales. 13594.
Old fashioned quadrille.
Que lindos son. 25725.
Twilight on the hills. 23666.
White rose for every one whom
angels now call mother. 15362.
Martini (Bennie) pseud. See Azzara
(Bennie)
Martini (G. B.) Gavotte in F. 6959.
Martini (Joseph) Got all she’s missed.
24644.
Martino (A. de) Collection of Italian
and Neapolitan songs for mandolin.
31319.
Martino (Aladino Di) :
Foglie di Santamaria. 31596.
Cancionerio.
12237.
2307S.
Leggenda. 19943.
Martino (Angelos) Yiati na figis.
26482.
Martino (Antonio De) Piedigrotta F.
Mario Russo. 8408.
Martley (P. E.) Just loving you.
29960.
Marton (Alexander)
20511*.
Martone (J. P.) Jam. 13934.
Martony (Edward):
Do you reeall. 6767, 10087.
I’ve got my eye on you. 4838.
Martucci (Giuseppe) Musetta. 7050.
Martucci (J. R.) Billy and his drum.
15717.
Marty (Eugéne) :
Parmai ibolya.
Homme petit. 949.
Petit mari. 2136, 2137.
Roussignolet. 23831.
Marty (Georges) au, and Marty
(S. L. D.) prop. Deux piéces. 21569
(69).
Martyr of Antioch. 12862 (328).
Martz (R. A.) You're a gem. 33860.
1941
INDEX
Marucechi (C. B.) There is nothing I
can do. 21044,
Marvin (C. B.) Stepping in line. 5595.
Marvin (Charlie) Hand in _ glove.
31735.
Marvin (EH. C.):
Mere words. 7958.
Weary travler. 9214.
Marvin (J. D.) aw., and Marvin (J. R.)
prop. Colorado of the sapphire sky.
21789.
Marvin (J. G.) Road of love. 2284.
Marx (Joe) I’m misinformed. 1111.
Marx (Joseph) :
Dezember. 3724.
In meiner triume heimat.
Lieder. 19984.
Verklartes jahr. 15207.
Marx (Karl) Konzert. 20161.
Marx (Lloyd) Little Audrey. 16987.
Marx-Goldschmidt (Berthe) :
Ouverture pour une cantate. 26533
(18).
Petite fantaisie. 26533 (221).
Mary (June) Lazy mountain moon.
11007.
Mary Lou. pseud. See Hock (M. L.)
Maryland, my Maryland. 5117.
Mary’s lamb. 6253. (227, 276, 277), 9509
(64, 311, 448), 12862 (329), 15517
(274).
Marzedo (Don):
Creole lady. 24358.
Two hearts in Cuba. 26177.
Marzials (Theodore) That sweet story
of old. 33396.
Marzo (Eduardo)
(C. L.) prop.:
Art of vocalization. 12862 (13-17).
Brooklet’s call. 33904 (28).
Gems of sacred song. 33904 (94).
19751.
au., and Marzo
Hope of the Resurrection. 33904
(112).
I will lift up mine eyes. 33904
Gish).
Indian summer. 33904 (138).
Jesus Christ to-day is born. 33904
(144).
Mass in C. 12862 (201).
O Lord rebuke me not.
(220).
Preparatory course in the art of
vocalization. 9509 (585).
Songs of long ago. 33904 (285).
To the wind. 33904 (3138).
Mas (Sil) Good for you. 4016.
Masante (Silvis) Good for you. 4016.
Mascagni (Luigi) Danza delle rondini.
491.
Mascagni (Pietro) :
Intermezzo sinfonico. 324387, 32438.
Serenade. 32439.
Song of the scythe.
33904
15517 (2387).
pt. Il, n. s., v. 31
Mascheroni (—)
29800.
Mascheroni
3270 (39).
Mascia (Jerry) : |
Marie Antoinette. 1662.
Oh cutie cute. 2002.
Mascitelli (lL. M.):
Please don’t tire of me. 25680.
Sad. 25805.
South song. 25954.
Mascitti (Michele) Preludio et Cor-
rente. 18648 (294).
Masias (Maria) :
Melody oh melody. 32464.
My eyes are feasting when they
rest on you. 32578.
O’ pal of my Broadway days. 1996.
You’re just playing with my love.
I long for your love.
(Angelo) Ave Mari a.
33866.
MaSin (Adolph) Svatba krale skritk
18054.
Maslianaya pesn. 32440.
Maslinski (IT. J.) It’s in the bag.
19809.
Masloff (Irving) Coronation waltz.
29428.
Masnadieri (I) 338577.
Mason (Daniel G.) :
Divertimento. 3735.
Impromptu. 3270 (411).
Sea dirge. 5421.
Suite after English folk-songs.
8852.
Take, oh take, those lips away.
5674.
When first my way to fair I took.
5997.
Mason (David) Dreaming of you.
26982.
Mason (Donald G.) Can it be love.
13123.
Mason (E. P.) Who shall separate us
from the love of Christ. 9320.
Mason (KF. J.) Sacred thoughts. 25804.
Mason (H. N.):
Tell me what did I do. 15032.
Why did you leave me. 21897.
Mason (J. E.) My glad heart sings.
14370.
Mason (Jack):
By the bend of the river.
Cuba libre. 26861.
Home to my blue hills. 10457.
I’ve got a heavy date. 10692.
It happened in the starlight. 19801.
Lonely mannequin. 11107.
Lonesome guitar. 380057.
Moon melody. 1749.
Night. 32678.
One last love song. 5158.
Roses of Picardy. 2327.
Showers. 30544.
Song of songs.
6531.
2595.
1942
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Sweet misery of love. 30653.
Treat for the eyes. 30771.
Mason (Lee) Pins and needles.
Mason (M. C.):
Hold me once again.
In a two room fiat.
Old rag doll. 8286.
Mason (Mary) Dreaming, dear, of you.
599.
20550.
7129),
7461.
Mason (S. C.):
There’s rhythm in a moonlit night.
26109.
Think! of all the time we wasted.
9003.
Mason (V. B.) aw., and Mason (J. B.)
jr., prop.:
Consequently. 3649.
I discovered you. 4209.
Why did it happen that way. 6086.
Masone (Andrew) I lost my heart
when I lost you. 24828.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 20168.
Massarani (Renzo) :
Squilli e danze per il 18 B. L.
30613.
Tre preludi.
Massé (R. H.):
Deep in my heart. 10008.
When you're tired of dreaming.
21362.
Massé_ (Victor)
15517 (298).
Masselle (S. A.):
Just as luck would have it. 7608.
Let’s bank the fire, that rages in
our hearts tonight. 11022.
So sweet of you. 8733.
Massenet (J. BE. F.):
Angelus. 14232.
Aragonaise. 25302.
Baecchanale. 21569) (332).
Bacchus. 18648 (238).
Bataille simiesque. 21569 (333).
C’est Vamour. 9509 (450).
Chanson de Mai. 9509 (451).
Chasseresses et bacchantes. 21569:
(334).
Danse des rameaux. 9509 (452).
Dormons parmi les lis. 9509 (453).
Hlegy. 7923, 7924, 32442.
Espada. 9509 (454).
Farewell. 14233.
Faunes et satyres. 21569 (335).
Grisélidis. 9509 (455). _
Herodias. 15517 (240).
Heure solitaire. 9509 (456).
Hymne des fieurs. 9509 (457).
Initiations. 21569 (336-338).
Mélodie. 26533 (179).
27885.
Paul et Virginie.
Mystéres dionysiaques. 21569
(339).
Nocturne. 21569 (340).
Noél des humbles. 9509 (458).
Opex thy blue eyes. 27886, 32443.
Our lady’s juggler. 9509 (459).
Parade militaire. 265383 (180).
Prélude. 9509 (460).
Procession des offrandes. 21569
(341).
Roses mortes. 21569 (342).
Scéne de la séduction de Manon.
18648 (239).
Ton souvenir.
Triomphe de
(344).
Zanetto sérénade. 253038.
Massenet (L. C. de G.):
Bacchanale. 21569 (332).
Bacchus. 18648 (238).
Bataille simiesque. 21569 (3338).
C’est Vamour. 9509 (450).
Chanson de Mai. 9509 (451).
Chasseresses et bacchantes. 21569
(334).
Danse des rameaux. 9509 (452).
Dormons parmi les lis. 9509 (453).
Espada. 9509 (454).
Faunes et satyres. 21569 (3385).
Heure solitaire. 9509 (456).
Hymne des fleurs. 9509 (457).
Initiations. 21569 (3886-338).
Mystéres dionysiaques. 21569
(339).
Nocturne.
21569 (343).
Bacchus. 21569:
21569 (340).
Noél des humbles. 9509 (458).
Our lady’s juggler. 9509 (459).
Prélude. 9509 (460). —
Procession des offrandes.
(341).
Roses mortes.
Ton souvenir.
Triomphe de
(344).
Massey (D. D.):
Grand old party. 19350.
When springtime brings its flowers.
33691.
Massey (Victor) :
How sweet the name. 24754.
Humpty Dumpty. 27310.
Sing we merrily. 28513.
Summer eve. 25998.
Massingale (G. H.):
Even-song. 27024.
Lost refrain. 27792.
Massingale (Harry) See Massingale
21569
21569 (342).
21569 (343).
Bacchus. 21569
(G. H.)
Masson (Ivor) Leafy lanes. 32244.
Masspacher. Opera de Mali. 25610.
Massung (W. J.):
After I taught you to love me.
26543.
I feel grand. 16496.
You’re sweet from head to feet.
Daliaiesile
Masteller (KE. M.)
31878.
I dream of you.
1943
INDEX
Masteller (H. F.):
Go take a walk. 19310.
Morning song. 8023.
Since I met you. 11983.
Master (The) 21569 (345).
Master melodies. Bewildered. 24176.
Master music co. From the bottom of
my heart, the top o’ the mornin’ to
you. 10272.
Master music makers. Album of new
radio favorites. 41, 29205.
Master musician series. 383904 (178—
185).
Master piece.
Master Valiant.
22789*.
20164.
Masters (H. R.) pseud. See Adams
(EK. H.)
Masters (J. P.):
Gliding dancer. 10308.
On the flying trapeze. 17504.
Masters (Jimmy) :
In once around the clock. 27547.
Sitting by an old log fire. 23376.
When the geese fly south. 30888.
Masters (Juan) See Masters (J. P.)
Masters (Lee) Rose of Tralee. 20692.
Masters (Roy):
It’s springtime in my heart.
10878.
Please forgive me. 11704.
Vipers dream. 26215.
With the fading of the moon.
33780.
Masters (W. S.) ‘There’s no traffic
lights in heaven. 12316.
Mastersingers of Nuremburg. 15218.
Masterson (Ralph) :
In the Ozark mountains of Mis-
souri. 24989.
Where have you gone my sweet-
heart. 26349.
Mastinelli (J.) Little giant march.
14110.
Mastora (Stathi) Riry-Riry-Ririka.
25769.
Mastriana (Ernest) :
As the world is rolling around.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Mathias (C. EH.) My home is in your
heart, your home is in mine. 11395.
Mathias (Phil) Take your choice.
30683*.
Mathis (G. 8S.) pseud. See Seiber (M.)
Mathis (Jules) Out of the past.
23141.
Matinee idol. 31003 (72, 73, 126, 135,
188, 222), 33904 (166, 306).
Matlock (Matty) MDixieland shuffle.
24423.
Matorano (Sam):
Love was just a dream.
Moi she moi she. 20212.
Matson (A. A.) Rosebuds in the gar-
17079.
den. 20694.
Matson (W. T.) Keep on your own
side ’ the road. T7637.
Matsu (Rene) Rhythm is written all
over you. 25762.
Mattausch (H. A.):
Fremde linder. 106257.
Haschemidel. 10378.
Heimat. 10414.
Lilofee. 11065.
Mieze miitterlein. 11273.
Mattei (Tito) Victoria gavotte. 28872.
Mattern (Charles) au., and Mattern
(L. H.) prop.:
Hold me tight. 16419. .
I need you in my arms. 22374.
I want to write a love song.
16665.
In old Vienna. 16733.
Ulalani. 21170.
You ask me to forget. 18566.
Matteson (Maurice) Beech Mountain
folk-songs and ballads. 18790.
Matteson (R. M. H.):
All the ecards in the deek aren’t
played yet. 12899.
My very dear. 14430.
Matthes (D. L.) Dear old village
bells. 21859.
Mattheus (L. M.) Laughing Lill.
1435.
Matthews (Kdith) Eve of grace.
6255 Eri»:
Calm on the listening ear of night.
18648 (60).
How long, O Lord. 3270 (267).
‘King was born. 29976.
9605.
Let’s live underneath the moon. | Matthews (H. A.):
14067.
Mateer (Rose) Rocked in the cradle
of love. 2300.
Mateo (H.) pseud. See MacKnight
(H.)
Mathe (D. F.):
Putting it mild. 20610.
Whateha gonna do about that.
23778.
Matheson (H. K.):
Hungary. 3270 (270, 271).
Sailor’s song and hornpipe. 3270
(558).
Second serenade. 3270 (566).
Nymphs and fawns. 33904 (214).
O morn of beauty. 5086.
On-board the Goodspeed. 30339.
On- great lone hills. 28186.
We-declare unto you glad tidings.
6253 (507).
Matthews (J. S.):
Chorale finale. 6609.
Eve of grace. 6253 (112).
Matthews (John) Madonna. 4772.
1944
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Matthews (Louise) :
My melody of you. 25456.
One more spring. 25598.
Matthews (N. E.) Begging for love
from you. 13030.
Matthews (Ray):
Callie ’'m coming home. 3529.
I’ve parked my heart with you.
7391.
Wind from the sea. 12700.
Matthews (Sonny) See Matthews
(W. 1.)
Matthews (W. L.) Only you. 25606.
Matthey (J. H.) au., and Matthey
(Lina) prop. Valse triste. 6253
(495).
Matthias (HE. M.):
Blue over you. 3478.
Just be independent. 4526.
Right from the start. 5339.
Times have changed. 5781.
Matthias (Jack) Listen to this. 32293.
Matthiessen (R. A.):
It’s springtime in my heart. 10878.
Please forgive me. 11704.
With the fading of the moon.
33780.
Matthy (Tobias) Ballade. 32445.
Mattice (M. C.) Ive got you in the
corner of my eye. 16655.
Mattingly (Jane):
Dervish dancer. 16004.
Streets of Bagdad. 18027.
Mattison (Naomi) Moss covered mill.
20247.
Mattlin (Nathan) Juanita. 1340.
Mattly (G. F.) Kern county song.
32203.
Matty (M.) Il dust off the stars for
more starlight. 19580.
Mauldin (M. D.):
I can keep you in love. 10506.
Moonbeams asleep on the ocean.
11305.
Mauna hula chimes. 17927, 7928.
Maupin (W. H.):
I’m satisfied you’re mine. 10657.
My imagination. 11398.
Maurer (EH. C.):
In a house by the sea built for
you and for me. 16710.
Into wedding land. 16770.
Tell her, tell her, desert moon.
18110.
There can be no doubt that you’ve
won out. 26093.
Maurer (T. H.) Sefiorita. 20746.
Maurer (Walter) It’s unbelievable.
4466.
Mauri Hsteve (José) Coloquio de
amores. 6641.
Maurice (Louis) You’ve got to fool
the public, 33904 (348).
Maurice (Peter) music co., ltd.:
All’s going well, madam. 18684.
At the Cafe Continental. 18735.
Bird on the wing. 3458.
Busy. 26728.
Clarinet strut. 313809.
Couple of April fools. 9933.
Cowboy. 3661.
Crazy valves. 31368.
Daddy Long-legs. 21825, 26871.
Daneing doll. 26878.
Dere’s jazz in dem dere horns.
21867.
Devotion. 19070.
Down the slide. 31469.
Dream sleepy coon. 29518.
Fairies on the Mendips. 381551.
Free, isn’t that the way it ought
to be. 27104.
Fumblin’ around. 27116.
He was a gentleman’s gentleman.
16371.
He wooed her and wooed her and
wooed her. 914.
Lamentation. 10995.
Maurice (Peter) piano accordion
ULORS | 2209.
Miller’s daughter Marianne.
32491.
Nightfall. 23028, 23029.
O-kay for sound. 28158. .
Old sailor. 30334.
Our days together. 20490.
Piccadilly. 11681, 23176.
Poor little Angeline. 17644.
Read (Bert) album of modern
piano arrangements of your fa-
vourite songs. 28339.
Roundabouts. 31551.
Schoolboy howlers. 2381.
Serenade in the night. 33108.
Still waters. 33279.
Such is life. 28611.
Summer breezes. 23477,
Sunset trail. 5625.
Swagger swing. 33312.
Sweet dreams sweetheart. 5637.
Swingin’ at Maida Vale. 23523.
There’s a new world. 28725.
Tone poem. 28781. ~
Tricky trombone. 33495.
Underneath the blasted oak. 18267.
Ups and downs. 28856.
Valse élégance. 28863.
We're tops on Saturday night.
23746.
What is the name. 21287.
When Budapest was young. 5994.
When lights are low. 28972.
White hat and red hair. 12669.
Why did she fall for the leader
of the band. 6087.
Willow pattern. 33766.
1945
INDEX
Maurice (Peter) music ¢co., ltd.—Con.
Woteha gotcha trombone for.
18539.
You can’t do that ’ere. 9428.
Maurice (René) Glorious. 6983.
Maurice (Wallie) pseud. See
Schmockel (Wallie)
Maurick (Ludwig) Heimfahrt des
Jorg Tilman. 16385.
Mauro-Cottone (Melchiore) Hosanna
to the Son of David. 29752.
Maurri (R.) Ditta.
16028.
Maury (EE. B.):
Divo del cinema.
Dare ain’t no res’ fer me. 6720.
Life on the sea. 27723.
One more kiss. 5159.
Maury (Willy) Petite histoire. 8395.
Mauvais garcon. 29354, 29873, 29943.
Mavity (May):
Let your heart be a garden of love.
7728.
Where it’s always today. 9299.
Mawhinney (Cora) Love me tonight
*‘midst the roses. 4733.
Max (B. W.):
Girl I used to know. 19295.
Heaven in Atlantic is heaven in
the moonlight. 163877.
Picturesque. 14589.
Maxim (E. G.):
Fruits and flowers tell me now.
296238.
If I just had a view of you. 22439.
With Aruba tumba dance. 15397.
Maxwell (Charles):
Anxiety. 24096.
Graduation day. 24647.
Here’s to you. 29729.
Holy lie end title. 24724.
In a hurry. 32065.
In a Tyrolean village. 24965.
Interrupted paradise. 32099.
Modern artist’s life. 32511.
Rescue. 25757.
Stalking. 20889.
Maxwell (E. W.):
Bird of the northern hills. 33904
(21).
Dolly, Molly McCue. 33904 (61).
Firefly. 33904 (78).
Hanna, Anna, Tanna. 33904 (101).
Here’s to the rose. 383904 (108).
I may not be good looking. 33904
(128).
Laughing eyes. 21569 (295).
Liza. 33904 (168).
Oh! You moon. 383904 (222).
Somebody else has the key. 33904
(278).
Sum of life. 21569 (581).
When Nellie sang the mad scene
from Lucia. 33904 (832).
pt. II, n. s., v. 381
Maxwell (I. L.)
28534.
Maxwell (M. J.)
7763.
Maxwell (Myrtle) When violets bloom
by the river. 3052.
Maxwell (T. S.):
I can’t always believe your lips.
27321.
When the moon shines once again,
28993.
Maxwell (W. E.):
In the storeroom of my heart.
Smooth and pretty.
Little curly head.
Zoe
Remember. 28352.
You know I love you. 29125.
May (Asa). Let’s save the land with
Landon. 19974.
May (F. B.) Hail, city of New York.
19385.
May (F. G.) Hold me fast. 19462.
May (Frank) See May (F. G.)
May (H. B.):
All of the time. 29209.
Amour I speak of love.
Because I adore you. 21683.
Broadwayana madness. 31202.
Cowboy love song. 24349. -
Heaven was sent to earth for me.
22180.
It is true ’bout my Dixie. 25014.
It was on a little beach in Hawaii.
19827.
Lazy melody. 251386.
Little sleepyhead. 25195.
Love is on the wing. 22732.
One magic night. 25595.
Only a street light for a moon.
25601.
Were you just pretending. 26264.
You swept me off my feet. 29168.
May (Hans):
Es wird im leben. 3887.
Heut’? ist der schonste tag
meinem leben. 4128.
Tll sing a song of love to you.
29798.
Tl wait for you. 10583.
I’m all alone, my heart has told
me. 10608.
In the heart of the valley. 7495.
Liebe siegt. 4634.
Marching along—singing a song.
11225.
Southern roses. 23426.
Star fell from heaven.
18697.
in
30616.
There’s a smile in the skies. 8995.
Trim little midshipmite. 33496.
May (Loma and Lucile) :
Penny for your thoughts. 17594.
Rainbow’s end. 14642.
May (Lorenzo) au., and May (R. L.)
prop.:
And all of this. 9582.
1946
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cats. 9843.
19173.
Entreat me not.
May Day music co. Bedford junior
high victory song. 9681.
Maybee (H. C.) Vocal ensemble exer-
cises. 12510.
Mayberger (EH. F.) Trust in the Lord.
15152.
Maye (Paul) Bon roi Jean. 24197.
Mayer (Alwyn):
I’m so happy I could ery. 31954.
Marriage has been arranged.
32433.
Mayer (C. I.) Dreamy summer skies.
615.
Mayer (H. D.) Beauty of the night.
18786.
Mayer (Hal)
Mayer (P. M.)
mains. 25311.
Mayer (Richard)
moon. 11855.
Mayerhoff (Franz)
heide. 5969, 5970.
Mayerl (Billy):
See Mayer (H. D.)
Six petites pieces 4 4
Romance without a
Wenn tiber stiller
Apart from business. 18714.
Bats in the belfry. 15667.
Dance goes on. 26874.
I breathe on windows. 27318.
Limehouse blues. 16970.
Marigold. 27875.
Mine’s a hopeless case. 27928.
Orange blossom. 175386.
Over she goes. 28238, 30369.
Shallow waters. 25844.
Side by side. 28482.
Steak and kidney pudding. 20901.
There’s a star in the sky. 21058.
Yes! No. 33818.
Mayfair (Michael) I haven’t got a
home. 29788.
Mayfield (Alice) :
Airship. 25192.
Leaves at play. 25733.
Little lamb. 25192.
Owl. 25192.
Rain. 25733.
Woodpecker.
Mayfield (M.):
In love. 10799.
Love is tailored to your talents.
11146.
Me and this funny old world.
11245.
Mayfield (M. M.)
’midst the roses. 4733.
Mayhew (Billy) See Mayhew (W. P.)
Mayhew (D. E.):
I am a knight of the open way.
31848.
Tear drops. 28680.
Venus looks just like you.
Where the Santiago flows.
25733.
Love me tonight
28869.
30724.
Mayhew (F. A.)
Four sinners in three
spasms. 3938*.
Mayhew (W. P.):
Four little letters. 22059, 24590.
I’m only interested in you. 13723.
I wonder. 32015.
It’s a sin to tell a lie. 4448.
Just four little letters sweetheart.
7615.
My granny, my mammy, my wife.
22924.
My paradise at eventide. 30245.
Nothing but the truth. 30291.
Somehow I couldn’t say no. 25922.
Maykum (Mary):
Moonlight upon Lake Springfield.
11315.
Oh, you lovely baby. 11552.
Roaming in Dreamland with you.
17753.
Maynard (F. D.) Ladder of moon-
beams. 25120.
Maynard (Ken) I wouldn’t take a
million for you. 7423.
Maynard (L. S8.):
Desert night. 6752.
Don’t you know. 3762.
Sunset. 8867.
Vision. 91438.
Won’t you. 6125.
Your message of love. 3251.
Mayo (A. M.) Unto the hills. 5869.
Mayo (BH. L.):
Honeymoon in June. 16437.
Just a lonely soul. 22562.
Mayo (Jimmy de)
(Jimmy )
Mayo (Waldo) You will never be too
old to love. 21551.
Mayo (William) :
Waltzing with you.
Washin’s over. 9189.
Mays (C. B.) Ode of the national
W. P. A. 20403.
Mazé (Raymonde)
17159.
Mazel (Hsther) :
Caress. 98338.
Mame. 11210.
Mazur (Sam) _ It’s in the cards.
Mazurka. 7425, 8232.
Mazza (Alfred) I wondered. 4358.
Mazza (Angelo) Serenata da amore.
DEB La
Mazzari (Victor) :
Spanish rose. 14894.
Sweetest word of all is sweetheart.
14973.
When I dream of you.
Mazzella (Samuel)
2804.
Mazzucchi (Alfredo) :
Piedigrotta Bideri 1935. 2145.
Piedigrotta Bideri 1986. 30405.
See De Mayo
9179.
Quatre chansons.
7546.
15296.
To you this night.
1947
INDEX
Mead (D. P.):
If Dreamland were my home-
town. 10741.
That burning kiss. 12270.
Mead (E. G.) Festal song. 29587.
Mead (E. G.) auw., and Mead (J. C.)
prop. Flowers. 6915.
Mead (L. L.) My love is meant for
you. 20302.
Meade (Arthur)
ries. 25758.
Meade (G. G.)
(195).
Meader (K. R.)
Meador (Marjorie)
thru with love.
Meador (W. A.)
Rendezvous memo-
Footlight flashes. 3270
What can I do. 26269.
I thought I was
1154.
Jesus name specials.
10912.
Meadows (Tommy) Gazing at the
moon. 16259.
Meany (Ray) Hula serenade. 24757.
Meany’s (Ray) conservatory of music.
Hula serenade. 24757.
Mears (Lewis) Gamble’s class method
for strings. 3958.
Mecea (Anna) If I leave you tonight.
1199.
Mecca music service:
Air. 26620.
Cadenza. 27687.
Flight of the bumblebee. 737.
Four Russian melodies. 12004.
Serenade espagnol. 28457.
24 concert studies for flute.
Meckler (Ben):
I could let the world go by. 16480.
Rainbow’s end. 11784.
You're so cunning. 12804.
Mecusker (Inez) Townsend plan.
26146.
Medeaif (Clarence)
Medill (J. W.):
Stars above.
Why. 9323.
Medina (J. IL.):
9157.
Forever. 755.
20895.
Club Lazaro Cardenas. 15869.
Herminia. 29730.
Oriental. 3035S.
Medlin (James) Prisoner’s __ love.
17671.
Medicck (P. R.)
he can take it.
Medoff (Sam):
I’m so lonesome. 31955.
Trying to break myself in. 28806.
Medrano (Luis) pseud. See Katzman
(Louis )
Medtner (N.)
Joe Louis our idol.
16836.
Fairy tale. 711.
Meek (M. M.) In the rain. 4412.
Meekins (C. W.) You’ve gone. 18623.
Meeks (Vernell) Dreaming in the
midnight moon. 602.
Megibow (S. J.) Hail to Minnesota.
31731.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Meharg (N. P.)
mine. 5026.
Meher (Donovan) Georgie took me
walking in the park. 15517 (118).
Meholick (Kd) You're the only girl
T’ll ever love. 6218.
Mehr (Fred) Folio of 15 popular songs.
19244.
Mehring
9004.
Méhul (KH. N.) Joseph und _ seine
briider. 29189 (224).
Meier (lL. A.) Sweet little heaven of
mine. 26017.
Meigs pub. co. With the Bethlehem
shepherds. 30934*.
Meil (Edna) Can’t we always be the
same. 24249.
Meinhold (K. H.) My thoughts are
all of you. 5007, 17360.
Meisel (Will) Veronika, madel schau,
das gliick ist nah’. 23696.
Meisel & co. (Edition) g. m. b. h.:
Blindekuh. 21708, 29328.
Nellie, will you be
(Chester) Think of me.
Dort, wo du _ hingehst. 21908,
29508.
Hundertzebn. 29760.
Lauf ins gliick. 4584.
Meine freundin Josefine. 30187.
Philipp. 30402.
Schach dem kénig ... 30506.
Veronika, midel schau, das gltick
ist nah’. 23696.
Wilde Auguste. 30921.
Meisky (Earl) For you, I’m just for
you. 19255.
Meistersinger (Die) 26224.
Mekler (Oskar) C6z winne serce me.
13209.
Melbourne (Rose) :
Begging for love. 9688.
I am singing all my love songs.
19512.
Melby (M. F.)
25424.
Melcher (C. W.):
Cloud of war. 6626.
Old enough to drink. 8275.
Mele (Bill) Let’s be loyal to Roose-
My dream of the West.
velt. 110238.
Meleana e. 14244, 14245.
Melenric (Dick) Pennsylvania moon.
23173.
Melenrik (Dick) Whisper yes while
IT am dancing with you. 3082.
Melfi (A. M.):
Mon réve s’écroule. 1742.
Poema. 17638.
Pourquoi mentir. 25692.
Quand tout s’endort. 14632.
Redis-moi oui. 17712.
Tango bleu. 30684.
Melfi (M.) Te quiéro. 26062.
1948
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Melfi (Pasquale) On to Addis Ababa.
14524.
Melichar (Alois) :
Ich bin das herz von Paris.
Leise singt die nachtigall.
32025.
33083.
Wann kommt die stunde. 33617.
Weisst du noch. 33644.
Ziegeunerbaron. 26523.
Mell (E. B.) Always near you. 21602.
Mellalieu (W. N.) Clarendon song
books. 138169, 13170.
~ Mello (Eugene) pseud. See Mello
CY sy
Mello (V. C.):
Deep in my heart. 10003.
When you're tired of dreaming.
Bsoe.
Mellor (—):
I like your old French bonnet.
21569 (229).
I want to go to Idaho. 24031 (98).
Mellor (Joan) We met one night in a
ballroom. 336831.
Mells (H. F.) Meaning to say. 7936.
Melnotte (Claude) pseuwd. See Kunkel
(Charles)
Melo-art music publishers:
Doing the prom. 10041.
For no rhyme or reason. 27092.
Formal night in Harlem. 29614.
I’m tootin’ my horn. 16611.
Turn, paddle wheel, turn. 21154,
2155, |.
Melodie (S. a.) Chitarra romana.
15848.
Melodrama. 33107.
Melody in F. 17168.
Melody makers. Beer song. 24161.
Melody manor. 7392.
Melrack (Louis) :
O Hawai. 11527.
Si tu ne veux plus m’aimer.
Melrose (Lester) :
I ain’t going that way. 10494.
I’m gonna get it. 16577.
Keep your mind on it.
When the music
9824.
You done tore your playhouse down.
15445.
Melrose bros. music co., inc.:
Amateur Alec. 29225.
American war mothers.
Blow the bugle. 29325.
Carnival capers. 29374.
Cheerleader. 29384.
Cowboy and mountain songs.
31362.
Hail alma mater. 29690.
Listen to the rhythm band. 30030.
Mighty men. 30161.
Swing band book. 33334.
Varsity swing. 30818.
11968.
16877.
sounds good.
31040.
Melrose music co. Battle cry of the
Britons. 21672.
Melson (H. B.) Honey-land. 12862
(224), 18648 (170).
Melvill (John) You and I. 21476.
Melvile (G. <A.) East side Rose.
6837.
Melville (Leo) I’m just wild about
you, te-ump-te-do. 1106.
Melyan (Theodore) :
Bright lights. 138088.
Hold my arm lovely lady. 22208.
I can tell. 19518.
Night life. 14452.
You're to blame. 26500.
Memories of Hawaii. 14250.
Memories of Stephen Foster.
Men of Harlech. 14258.
Menaker (Sidney) Let’s get together
again. 11029.
Mencher (Murray):
20188.
Glorious girl. 818.
It’s no fun. 7549.
Oh yes? Take another’ guess.
32756.
Silhouettes under the stars. 25868.
West wind. 3001.
You can’t pull the wool over my
eyes. 12768.
Youre too good to be bad. 21536,
30985.
Mendel (Arthur) :
Lord is my shepherd. 7814.
Lord, my heart is not haughty.
7816.
Tremble before the Lord. 12401.
Mendelsohn (Hmanuel) Let you and
I stroll along together. 7727.
Mendelsohn (J. A.) :
Ave Maria. 21646.
O captain! My eaptain. 1989.
Precious mother o’mine. 8458.
Mendelsohn (Madelaine) Here and
there. 27243*,
Mendelssohn (Arnold) auw., and Men-
delssohn (Martha) prop. Fiinf geis-
tliche lieder. 38270 (419).
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):
All men, all things. 27911.
All ye that cried unto the Lord.
27912.
Bridgebuilders. 1703.
Du Gott der lieb’ und gnade.
24031 (126).
Grant us Thy peace.
Hunting song. 27913.
Judge me, O God. 21569 (350).
7955.
Melodische stticke aus orgel-
werken. 25330.
Morn. 4833.
Night is departing. 27914.
Night ride of elves. 30151.
O for the wings of a dove. 18648
(241).
1949
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Sn nnn nnn Etta UIE I IIIS
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)—Con.
Perpetuum mobile. 9509 (469).
Presto agitato. 14255.
Spring song. 21569 (351), 32470.
Mendenhall (Carl) Sweet Hawaiian
maid. 14960.
Mendenhall (K. A.)
that’s all. 10942.
Mendés (Jane Catulle-)
Mendés (Jane)
Mendez (Eustaquio) :
Fajardo. 31554.
Repose of love.
Mendez (I. L. de)
31155.
Mendham (G. L.)
3004.
Mendicino (Saverio)
amore. 18974.
Mendoza (Guadalupe) :
Amorosa. 31044,
Barrio extrano. 31110.
Despecho. 31417.
Desperdicio. 31419.
Tus ojos. 33533.
Menechino (L. E. T.) Some day I’m
going to change your name to mine.
25917.
Just drifting
See Catulle-
32982.
Besos de fuego.
What child is this.
Coraggio dell’
Ménétrier (Aimé) Monsieur de la
Fontaine. 7998.
Mengel (A. F.) Lamentation. 33904
(161).
Mengelberg (Rudolf) Konzert. 4834.
Menges (EH. E.):
Face in my dreams. 24533.
Home on the sea. 29742.
My old Montana home. 28057.
Roamin’ darkie. 14682.
Menges (Elizabeth) pseud. See Hunt-
er (Charles).
Menges (F. C.):
Armilla waltzes. 15517 (13).
Beautiful enchantress. 13009.
Get in line. 12862 (177).
Majestic-overture. 17117.
Stella maris. 8829.
Menges (J. W.) Idle thoughts. 12862
(250, 251).
Ménichetti (Fr.) :
Ca n’vaut pas Paris. 24231.
Chanson de la vague. 24278.
Copine. 24843.
Dernier tango. 24409.
Doux adieu. 24447.
Hlle est décorée. 19164.
Fripouillette. 19270.
Frisky. 19271.
Puisque je t'aime. 20607.
Salut aux vainqueurs. 20724.
Vieux chalutier. 26212.
Menn (Olga) Csardas of love. 460*.
Mennig (H. G.) Etude. 11012.
Mensch (William) My dream love.
11373.
Menteer (Margaret) Laughing
waters. 16912.
Menutole (Nicholas) :
Every day that goes by. 13371.
I wouldn’t lie to you. 27505.
When the major’s gong goes ding.
6030.
Mequet (H. I.):
De dollar blues. 21858.
Her kiss left on my handkerchief.
163893.
Moonlit tear drops. 22875.
My Rio Grande dreams. 22973.
Plop goes the cork. 17636.
T’aint me, it’s the old man. 23537.
Tapping my way to heaven. 23553.
Your arms are no longer mine.
24023.
Merbecke (John) Office of the holy
communion. 33904 (221).
Mercadante (G. L.) Doll dance. 24031
(44).
Mercer (Johnny) :
Do my eyes deceive me.
Goody goody. 841.
I’m an old cowhand from the Rio
Grande. 13689.
Jamboree Jones. 25039, 29939,
Lost. 4707, 4708, 7818.
Mister T. from Tennessee. 32509.
Welcome stranger. 5964, 9221, 9222.
Mercer (W. T.) Lonely just for love.
20041, 25211. .
Mercer (Wallace) There’s a Ford V-
eight waiting at the gate for you.
23594.
26941.
Merchant (Marguerite) Spanish
lover’s moon. 28574.
Mercier (René) :
Bateau qui se penche. 6398.
Juanita. 7582.
P’tit bout d’femme. 11747. .
Meredith (C. 8S.) jr. When the circus
comes to town, hurrah. 15821.
Meredith (I. H.):
America ever. 12862 (8).
Bethlehem. 12862 (51).
Call to service. 12862 (73).
Candles of youth. 15801*.
Children of the King. 12862 (91).
Christ has come. 12862 (92).
Christmas morning long ago.
12862 (99).
Darling Nellie Gray. 12862 (122).
Dawn of life. 3692.
Exhalt His name. 10180.
For you and me. 6253 (129).
From ages afar. 12862 (170).
Glory to God on high. 12862 (191).
God’s family. 16289*.
Good tidings. 12862 (199).
Hail to summer. 6253 (166).
1950
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
6253 (167).
King. 3270
Hail to summer days.
Hallelujah to the
(237).
Happy day.
Harvest song. 12862 (216).
He ealled a little child. 6253 (176).
Holy night. 12862 (223).
3270 (238).
~ In Joseph’s garden. 4391*.
Is there room for Christ. 12862
(265).
Jingle bells. 12862 (272).
Joyful Eastertide. 3270 (347).
Joyous morn. 38270 (352).
Keep singin’ along. 29973.
King of glory. 3270 (356).
lily sone. 3270 (371).
Live in the sunshine.
Lord indeed is risen.
Lord of life is risen.
Lullaby. 6253 (303).
Melodies of childhood. 14247.
Message of the bells. 12862 (336).
Message of the Christmas candles.
30156*.
Monarch over all.
Nature’s message.
Nature’s voices. 6253 (340).
‘Neath the standard. 12862 (361).
No sea in heaven. 12862 (364).
O guiding star. 12862 (370).
On merry Christmas day. 12862
(884).
Praise Him.
Praise His name.
6253 (288).
3270 (383).
3270 (390).
o210 (425).
6253 (339).
6253 (382).
3270 (514).
Prayer. 12862 (414).
Prince of nations. 12862 (419,
420).
Raise every voice. 6253 (390).
Rally. 12862: (427).
Ring, ring, Haster bells. 3270
(538).
Risen. 38270 (542).
12862 (442).
6253
Rock the cradle.
Scatter love like flowers.
(404).
Sign of peace. 25864*.
Song of Jesus’ birth. 12862 (474).
Song of triumph. 33904 (284).
Spirit of summertime. 14898.
Standard bearers. 12862 (478).
Story of a song. 5605*.
Treasures of nature. 6253 (487).
We're nearing the city. 12862
(526).
We will all do our best. 12862
(527).
When Christmas really came.
26292*.
Meredith (lL. A.) She’s my old home
town sweetheart. 33118.
Merell (Stan) pseud. See Damerell
CS. da)
Mergel (E. C.)
Rockets. 11843.
126829—37 29
Mérigot (F.):
Bonté. 9752.
Grande marche. 10389.
Orientale. 11615.
Petit Jacques a compris la mu-
Sique. 11673.
Merkel (Esther) My Louise. 22949.
Merkelt (Paul) Schule fiir 2 reihige
diatonische hand-harmonika. 80512.
Merkley (G. G.) When the moon is
high. 6032.
Merkur (J. L.):
My Sue. 8146.
Suite dynamic. 18040.
Merkur (Louis) Dizzy fingers. 13281.
Merl (Maurrie) :
Moonlight and shadows. 25368.
25631.
got fooled.
Over a cup of tea.
That’s the time you
12289.
Merland (Grace) As I’m sitting all
alone tonight. 6349.
Merlier (Louis de) :
Dans mon jardin. 9509 (178).
En gondole. 9509 (200).
Valse-caprice. 9509 (761).
Villanelle. 8509 (767).
Merlin (Irving) :
Tll break your adorable neck.
7254.
Storm in my heart. 88388.
Venetian serenade. 9135.
Merlin (Tony) Moon of Hawaii.
8003.
Merola (John) Rainy day. 20628,
25739.
Meroila (Adolfo) Prayer. 32898.
Merrick (Viola) I told you so. 7372.
Merrick (W. E.):
Home again. 22207.
Mango man. 22772, 22773.
Merrie minstrels. 25331.
Merrilies (F. C.) Send a red red rose.
5429.
Merrill (Bill)
Merrill (C. P.)
See Merrill (W. O.)
In Kentucky’s blue
hills far away. 29882.
Merrill (Milt) Modern hot violin
solos. 25352.
Merrill (N. A.) My little cabin in the
hills. 143893.
Merrill (R. E.):
When. 23781.
Why must you. 18486.
Merrill (Stan) pseuwd. See Damerell
CSiinip)
Merrill (W. O.):
Good-bye blueberry pie good-bye
apple sauce. 22128.
Good-bye Sally. 4012.
Here’s what I’d like to do. 24709.
How can you. 22223.
Im all cracked up over you.
24836.
1951
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
a eth es va
Merrill (W. O.)—Continued.
I’ve got a one track mind for love.
22399)
Just like a spider catches a fly.
25085.
Keep the bees away from my
honey. 25101.
Of all the blooming roses, you’re
the blooming rose for me. 5091.
Sunshine and shadows. 26006. .
Who’s keeping tabs on your old
tabby cat. 93817.
You made a bungle. 26462.
You’re my big attraction.
Merrimon (Jimmy) :
I dreamed that I was queen of
Toyland. 10529.
I’m a sleepy head.
Merriner (J. H.):
Be ready to fall in love. 15670.
In the shadow of the moon. 1249.
Is it my imagination. 27570.
Just like a china cup, I’m all
broken up over you. 19877.
Lonely soul. 20044.
Story of swing. 25986.
Merriner (Jack) See Merriner (J. H.)
Merritt (Thomas) O for a closer walk
with God. 21569 (405).
Merritt (Wendell) You’re more than
a pal to me. 23984.
Merry Christmas. 32475.
26483.
10601.
Merry may the keel row. 14258.
Merry widow. 15517 (420), 30154,
53082.
Merry widow and the deyil. 12862
(26, 127), 29189 (467).
Merry widow waltz. 14261.
Merseburger (Carl) 10 ettiden fiir
oboe. 14269.
Mersieowsky
31534.
Mertis (Rafael) :
By a brook. 4086.
Nod, tender bud.
Serenade. 5608.
Mertz (Gene):
Combination to your heart.
Cross-road. 18994.
Ceo AS) Everybody.
5376.
18955.
My one and only. 20815.
Neglected. 17387.
Mervin (Mic) All for you. 9551.
Merwin (Ann) See Merwin (H. N.)
Merwin (H. N.):
Honeymoon trail. 955.
Memories of long ago. 7952.
Mery (Ernest) Starlight. 12115.
Merz (Edouard) Cocktail, madame.
6632.
Mesearuhaz. 14262.
Mesick (Bill) See Mesick (W. B.)
Mesick (W. B.) I nominate you for
love. 19648.
Meskill. (Jack) :
Darling of the guards. $979.
Dixianna Brown. 29487.
I'm sitting pretty in Atlantic City.
274438.
If I could say to you in English.
13816.
Little Audrey. 14099, 16886.
Lookout Mountain. 17041.
Moonlight on the water.
27964.
Piccadilly. 11681, 23176.
Starlight and music. 25971.
Sweet dreams sweetheart.
Swing me high—swing
18073.
Swinganola. 23522.
Swingin’ soldier man. 20965.
What does it mean. 18377.
When Ruben swings the Cuban.
26316.
Meslon (EE. C.):
Always belittlin’. 72.
We will keep on dancing, to this
haunting melody. 2984.
Message of the Christmas candles.
30156*.
Message to Garcia.
Messengar (R. W.)
your arms. 19582.
Messenheimer (Sam) :
Melody no. X2. 4823.
Would you. 6135.
Messiaen (Olivier) :
22872,
5637.
me_ low.
11073.
Tl fall right into
Nativité du Seigneur. 17376-17379.
Piece pour le tombeau de Paul
Dukas. 23181.
Voculise-étude. 5897.
Messick (B. S.):
Old covered bridge. 14492.
Shall it be pansies. 23332.
Weaver of dreams. 21276.
Yellow roses.
Messina (G. M.):
I love you sweetheart of mine.
21397.
My dreams are all of you.
Messina (Pauline):
Echo of a dream. 27008.
We want to sing on the radio.
28924.
Messmore & Damon,
million years ago.
Meston (G. P.)
8418.
Métayer (Georget) :
Alors, viens. 6308.
Joyeux camping. T7579.
N’espére pas. 8158.
Oscar fais pas ca. 8349.
Metcalf (Albion) Draw nigh to God.
31471.
15423.
28013.
ine. World a
9390), 23916.
Pivot and bump.
1952
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Metealf (D. A.) Parade of the legion-
naires. 23155.
Metealf (Dal) See Metcalf (D. A.)
Metcalf (George) :
Flying along. 22045.
I don’t believe in love. 22250.
I’m living in a dream about you.
22342.
In her latest chapeaux.. 19749.
Metealf (J. W.):
At nightfall. 9509 (25).
Secret. 33904 (265).
Metealf (L. V.) Fillmore short cut
band method. 31576.
Meteal® (QO: P:) jr.:
Life is ecstasy. 1478.
Pearl set in ebony. 2122.
To love. 15122.
Metealf (Paul) See Metcalf (O. P.)
ir.
Metealfe (J. C.) Stardust lullaby.
Metelli (Buck, or Bucky) :
-Can’t you give me half a chance.
PATE:
You’re the only one for me. 24008.
Meto (Mateo) Tu tienes la culpa.
33524.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. :
After autumn. 15532.
After dark. 19.
Alma mammy. 129905.
Alma mater. 9562.
Americana. 81.
Animal ballet. 26580.
Asta’s love song. 31070.
At the Spats and tennis club. 3364.
Be careful of my heart. 31115.
Be mine. 3416.
Beyond my fondest dreams. 18808.
Blow that horn. 24185.
Blue Venetian waters. 29829.
Blush and sigh. 6485.
Bored. 6496.
Broken dream. 21727.
Burnt fingers. 13104,
Busy body. 291.
Call to the colors. 6542.
Can’t get you off my mind. 9827.
Can’t we fall in love. 15804.
Czarina. 33515.
Dairy-maid song. 3671.
Dance. 6702.
Day at the races. 19040.
Desdamona. 21868,
Did I remember to tell you I adore
you. 6757.
Doctor Quackenbush. 19087.
Don’t come erying to me. 13292.
Don’t let it get you down. 16056.
- Down to earth. 24454,
Dream house number. 21916.
Dream kisses. 3777,
1953
Duchess has a twinkle in her eye.
3812.
Forever and a day. 6926.
Gone. 27155.
Got a pair of new shoes. 7018.
Haunted by the ghost of love.
10379.
He played on his old bazooka.
4097.
Here it is. 29727.
Here’s a spot to sing a song of love.
16400.
Horsin’ about, with the horse
guards. 13592.
I'd be lost without you. 29775.
I’d hate to tell you. 4206.
I don’t want to be a Little Boy
Blue any more. 24784.
I gave you a break. 13644.
I'll try to-smile. 16540.
I’m feelin’ like a million. 1085.
I never had a date before. 7359.
I stumbled over love. 7369.
I’ve got my heart set on you.
29837.
I’ve made myself over for you.
7389.
I worship the ground you walk on.
16681.
If I were you. 138820.
If there’s love in your heart. 1207.
If this is good-bye. 24944.
Imagine my surprise. 7448.
In the garden of Allah. 29892.
In the Latin quarter. 4409.
In the shadow of an old oak tree.
22484.
In the sweet land of swing. 27558.
It happened in the park. 16787.
It’s a small world. 138895.
It’s love. 19812.
Keep the magic of Maytime. 4545.
Let’s keep on dancing. 14065.
Let’s not make a fool of the moon-
light. 4623.
Let there be love. 16950.
Libeled lady. 27721.
Long live love, 25221.
Longest night. 22702.
Love was in the air. 20102.
Lovely to love. 7851.
Magic of Maytime. 4773.
Man about Havana. 17125.
Manuel’s love song. 27864.
Message from the man in the moon.
32477.
Near. 8166.
Night of nights. 17418.
O bless my sole. 8235.
Oh, so lovely. 28152.
One I love. 5156.
One night in heaven. 25599.
Opening sequence. 14535, 25609.
Pardon me for dreaming. 5197.
INDEX
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.—Continued, | Metrovich (Mabel)
Philippine dance. 14583.
Rain in Hollywood. 17695.
Ridin’ a rainbow. 8541.
San Francisco. 5398, 53894.
Shadows in the night. 30526.
Shadows on the starlit waters.
5439.
Small town girl.
Smoke dreams.
Something’s — gotta
2527.
Sometime in spring. 33229.
Song of Flavius. 17971.
Song of the plains. 12057.
Statues. 25977.
Sun showers.
Sure. 26008.
Sutter’s victory march. 14954.
There’s a home in the mountain.
8713.
23387.
happen soon.
26001.
5741.
There’s no two ways about it.
Dales
There’s something in a big parade.
5756.
There were you. 15090.
‘This is my spring song. 21077.
Tillie the tight rope walker. 5779.
To you with love. 23637.
To-morrow is another day. 30755.
Prails send. *t2505.
Tsarine. 335290.
Two humming a tune. 21165.
Under your spell. 9118.
Violets in spring. 15211.
Waltz with a swing. 21230.
Wherever there’s smoke there’s
fire. 30905.
Whisper to me. 26361.
Who knows. 6079.
Women in white. 21436.
Words and music. 30944.
Words fail me. 18535.
Would you. 61835.
You never looked so beautiful.
3207.
You’re a devil in disguise. 26471.
You’re in a class by yourself.
3217-3219.
Yours. 24028.
Yours and mine.
Metro music ¢€o.:
3254.
Dat zijn me dingen, Juffrouw
Dinges. 31397.
Hoe komen toch de gaten in de
RBS B75)
Hup, hup, hup. 31840.
Kom cato’tje in mijn bootje. 27661.
We gaan de wijde wereld in.
18340.
Weet je nog hoe het was.
Métropolis editions musicales.
30199.
18361.
Murcia.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 81
Tell me a bedtime
story. 33378.
Metz (G. H.) Prayer. 5261.
Metzger (Othneil) Yes, my Lord.
6144.
Meugens (Helen) Episode. 31523.
Meunier (Lila):
Love bird o’mine. 25236.
Love bird of mine. 20071.
Mexican memories. 17183
Meyer (B. L.) Vision of mother.
152138.
Meyer (C. H.) Intercollegiate stomp.
10830.
Meyer (D. E.):
Just stay a little while longer.
21Ga0.
Sweetheart, I’m dreaming of you
dear. 2664.
Meyer (KE. E.) Dark Africa. 3681.
Meyer (Eric) I’m wondering why.
22369.
Meyer (F. C.)
in my shoes.
Meyer (G. C.)
15922.
Meyer (G. W.):
Broncho Sal. 338904 (26).
Can’t you be good. 9509 (97).
Don’t kiss me good-night. 21899.
Down in Sunshine alley, Salley.
12862 (137).
Good-bye, girlie, and remember me.
24031 (61), 29189 (139).
I’d rather love my old rag doll.
9509 (307).
I don’t know, but I’d like to learn.
9509 (3809).
I’m a detective. 9509 (314).
I’m awfully glad I met you. 15517
(161).
In a little wayside inn. 4385, 7457.
In the harbor of sushine and love.
29189 (207).
You’ve got me shakin’
24016.
Crooked finger Estel.
Kissin’ my baby good-night. 4559.
Leaving. 24031 (111).
Let’s go back to baby days. 12862
(297).
Little Miss Golden Curls. 15517
(220).
Little ray of sunshine follows each
dark cloud. 265338 (165).
Loafin’ on the levee. 11100.
Lonesome. 3270 (381), 21569
(308).
Michael Angelo. 29189 (270).
Mr. Hamlet Ham. 9509 (490).
My favorite girl. 17307, 20279.
My prairie song bird. 18648 (253).
Oh, you loving gal. 15517 (279).
Old forgotten lullaby. 5116. :
She’s an awful nice gal. 31003
(164).
1954
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Somebody loves you too. 15517
(359).
Sometime in springtime. 33904
(280).
Take me on a honeymoon. 15517
(389).
Tell me with your kisses. 21002.
Under the Irish moon. 15517
(409).
Whatll I do with my nights. 3006,
$238.
When you love a summer
26533 (324).
Why pretend.
You'll come back.
girl.
18487.
29189 (487).
You're like the roses, Rosie: 26533
(341).
You’re too sure of me. 29160.
You taught me how to love you.
SHOOS (227).
Meyer (H. E. L.) Hail, hail to Texas.
7053.
Meyer (I.) See Brewer (I. M.)
Meyer (Joseph) :
Asleep in the depot. 15616.
Gone with the wind. 27163.
I couldn’t be mad at you.
24775.
It ain’t right. 138889, 13890.
It’s high time I got the low-down
on you. 138900.
22242,
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party.
25336, 27924.
Nice goin’. 25503.
There’s a_ silver moon on _ the
Golden Gate. 23598, 26104.
Meyer (L. S.) Ways. 15246.
Meyer (Lou) au., and Meyer (R. L.)
prop. Youve got what it takes.
12827.
Meyer (Willy):
Fidele schuster. 16181.
Nymphentanz. 17444.
Meyer-Helmund (Hrik)
33904 (85).
Meyer-Helmund (Erik) aw., and Meyer-
Helmund (Margarete) prop.:
Gute nacht, stisse frau.
(102).
Miirchen war’s. 26533 (174).
Wenn andere tanzen. 6253 (512).
Meyer synchronizing service, Itd.:
Mi pollera. 4840
Panamania. 5194.
Meyerbeer (Giacomo)
9509 (486).
Meyerovitz (David):
FF. D. R. 19199, 21995.
Maine biumen. 17116.
New York—New York. 5039.
Meverowitz (Harry) Dream of love.
19998.
Meyers (B. M.):
On the morrow. 33904 (225).
Forest song.
26533
Africaine.
Whistle for me. 31003 (219).
Why can’t a girl propose. 33904
(336).
Meyers (EH. R.):
I just met you. 10549.
I made up a song for you. 31968.
It couid never be the same. 22507.
Let me dream if I’m dreaming.
32252.
Love has died. 22726.
My mean Missouri man. 11411.
Rise above it. 382999.
Too wonderful to be true. 12377.
You remind me of stars. 24007.
Meyers (M. E.):
Hootin’ hootowl hoodoo. 956.
8248.
Tears on my window
Off she goes again.
Meyers (Ross)
pane. 23560.
Mezz (R. I.) Won’t get up. 6123.
Mi pollera. 4840.
Miami sands. 22556.
Micari (Vincent) Desert shores.
3716.
Micci (Alfio) Rumbolero. 25799.
Miceo (Lora De):
Minuetto. 4851.
Ninna-nanna a Maria Pia. 5058.
Miceli (John) Ceiba. 3563.
Michael (Robert) Let’s be sweet-
hearts again. 27698.
Michaelis (Th.) Turkish patrol.
26166.
Michaels (U. M.) Just some-body’s
mother. 16860.
Michaelson (Adam) TI ean tell. 19518.
Michaud (M. G.):
Pine trees all around me. 28272.
When the moon shone on the apple
blossoms. 21841.
Michaud (Marguerite) :
Armchair for two. 21627.
Compared to you. 24832.
Could you spare a kiss.
Desolation. 21869.
Did you ask if I loved you.
Heho waltz. 21962.
From you. 27118.
I’m so fond of you. 223854.
I want to dance, I want to sing.
24912.
If I could. 27508.
24348.
24418.
In the heart of ol Virginny.
22477.
Lock me in your heart. 25204.
Love scenes in my heart. 27815.
Make love to me. 22763.
Oh me! Oh my. 25553.
Old gold locket. 25566.
One more kiss. 23117.
Passion. 25649.
Recollections of a dance. 23242.
Song of my heart. 208538.
Southern lullaby. 25956.
1955
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 31
a eee
Micheal (Mary) You’re my only hope,
sweetheart. 26487.
Micheli (Giulio de):
Ligurische serenade. 16966.
Rosen und schmetterlinge.
Serata primaverile. 2403.
Strimpellata al’amore. 2606.
5365.
Michell (Guy) Prelude and Fugue.
14620.
Michels (H. L.):
Gypsies rest beside a_ silvery
stream. 4044.
Mother Goose land. 25881.
New York knows those _ hillbilly
Browns have come to _ town.
5088.
Michelson (Samuel) :
Bread and butter Sue.
Kitten darling. 27656.
Michiel (George) You've got my num-
ber. 33884.
Michiels (Gustave) aw., and Michiels
(Louis) prop.:
Katinka-czardas.
Nadja-czardas. 15517 (265).
Michigenda. 6253 (75, 208, 249, 261,
301, 517, 519, 523).
Mickens (C. B.) Only one New York
town. 17528.
Mickey (W. H.) Swing time.
Mickolichek (Donal)
your tears. 380534.
Middleman (Herman)
dream. 32387.
Middleton (Arnold Safroni-)
roni-Middleton (Arnold)
26711.
15517 (200).
33342.
She’s not worth
Love was a
See Saf-
Middleton (C. L.) Seven, eleven, I
love you. 14758.
Middleton (Horace) Antigone’ of
Sophocles. 381052*.
Middleworth (S. E.) My beautiful
valley of dreams. 4928.
Midgley (Charles) Cuban serenade.
19003.
Midnight sons. 24031 (24, 28, 30, 40,
108, 118, 119, 123, 164, 192, 217, 233).
Midsummer fair. 6253 (321).
Midwestern pub. ¢co.:
Kitten’s lullaby. 27657.
Pet parade. 28267.
Right over left. 28372.
Sealing. 28448.
Mieczkowski (Walter) :
Boy, a girl, in love. 9756. *“%
Let’s pretend. 11088. “
What is sweeter than a night in
June. 9235.
Miele (Adolph) :
Venetian dream. 28867.
W. P. A. march. 28881.
Miele (Giuseppe, or Joseph) :
Dear what’s the use of quarreling. | Mikkelson
3703.
I know there is someone, Molly
who tells you lies. 18652, 16511.
Miele (P. J.) Lover’s dream. 17084.
Mielke (D. V.) My old fashioned
sweetheart. 81382.
Mierzejewski (Mieczyslaw) W twoich
ramionach. 18807, 18308.
Mieseles (Tillie) :
You know that I’m in love. 21507.
You’ve no more love for me.
21544.
Miessner (W. O.) Music hour. 11338.
Mignan (Edouard) Chansons florales.
9854.
Mignella (A. CC.) Fascio. 24549.
Mignon. 15099, 26119.
Mignone (Francisco) Congada. 488.
Migot (Georges) :
Nimura. 1953.
Trio. | 182384.
Mihalakis (Mary)
again. 13949.
Mihalovici (Marcel)
545,
Mihaly (Erdélyi) I have lost
heart in Budapest. 19552.
Mikado (The) 212, 743, 18931, 31594,
33451.
Mikeropbone music ¢o.
Just a day dream
Divertissement.
my
Abba Dabbah
from Abbyssinia [sic]. 9517.
Mikita (Michael) :
Buy American. 3515.
Dearest. 6738.
Despina. 6755.
Don’t sing this song. 10059.
Give me the moon and a little girl
to love. 22099.
He had the fundamental principle.
7081.
He, she and me. 22178.
I like ta sing the opery. 7243.
I like to dance the opery. 16518.
I’m a lonesome for the rolling
prairie. 22308.
I miss the dear old fashion days.
7348.
I sing the operee. 1149.
I teach-a you to sing. 13761.
It was just a dream. 10888.
Josephine. 22552.
Mariposa. 25297.
Milujem ta mila. 17195.
She done lef’ me now. 5442.
She walked away with my heart.
258538.
So long. 2492.
Some-one. 8743.
Strolling down the avenue. 23468.
Take back your jewelry, my neck
is turning green. 2680.
Mikita (Mike) See Mikita (Michael)
(Agnes) Tell me_ it’s
spring. 15028.
1956
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mikulas (Josef) Fesch und resch.
29586.
Milagros (A.) Civil6n. 24812.
Milagros (C.) Mandanga. 30112.
Milagroso Hollywood. 84, 6570, 8493.
Milam (D. W.) Able to save. 26535.
Milazzo (C. J.):
Can I say the same for you. 31235.
Cold. 24319.
I don’t care to listen to your trou-
bles. 31873.
I’m a slave to love. 10600.
I’m gonna write my Congressman.
13706.
Latin waltz. 11005.
Two hearts in love. .15170.
You’re my idea of heaven. 15475.
Mildenberg (Albert) qau., and Milden-
berg (Victor) prop.:
Gipsy card song. 3270 (211).
Polonaise in A flat. 3270 (508).
Tourquoise. 3270 (667).
Miles (A. R.):
Little pony of mine. 20012.
Take me to the ol’ home raneh and
leave me there. 12218, 18088.
Miles (A. R. (Mocking Bird)) See
Miles (A. R.)
Miles (C. A.):
Babe of Bethlehem. 29189 (16).
Be a light. 29189 (23).
Beauty and blessings. 6253 (23).
Blessed Rock of ages. 29189 (40).
Call to service. 29189 (52).
Cheering someone on.
31281.
Creation’s voices. 6253 (90).
Crown Him. 29189 (74).
Day is far spent. 29189 (83).
Glorious dawn. 6253 (149).
31280,
Holding fast His hand. 29189
(165).
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 29189 (172).
I would not do without Him.
15517 (169).
If Jesus goes with me I'll go.
6295.(225).
Jericho. 29189 (218).
Keep the fox retreating. 29189
(22a)
Launch away the life boat. 15517
C212).
Light of the stars. 29189 (242).
Look for the sunshine. 29189
(249).
Messenger of the cross. 29189
(267).
My prayer. 29189 (286).
O light eternal. 29189 (302).
One by one. 15517 (286).
Onward and upward. 29189 (815).
Our absent ones. 29189 (318).
Perfect peace. 29189 (324).
Rally. 29189 (351).
Ring a message. 29189 (356).
Safe we'll be. 29189 (362).
Sailing home. 15517 (827).
Santa Claus at Miss Prim’s.
(372).
Saved for service. 29189 (373).
Strike your harps of gold. 29189
29189
(410).
Sunshine. 15517 (3886), 29189
(413).
Sunshine of a Saviour’s§ love.
29189 (414).
Temple hymns and songs. 18118.
26533 (304).
29189 (455).
29189 (457).
15517
Use me, Lord.
Voice of praise.
Way, truth and life.
We're enlisted in the army.
(482).
Why? Because. 33742.
Wondrous land. 29189 (478).
Work on. 29189 (480).
World for Christ. 29189 (481).
Miles (Elva) Waiting for the moon-
light and you. 33608.
Miles (H. D.):
I’m gonna wish all my trouble on
an ocean bubble. 27422.
Song for Ethiopia. 55389.
Miles (M. C) Scherzo. 17192.
Miles (Mocking Bird) pseud. See
Miles (A. R.)
Miles (R. H.) When all is still. 5990.
Miles (S. M.)
vine honeysuckled girl
14774. é
Miley (Earl) jr.:
Moon trail. 17288.
Tempest in a tea cup.
Thunder in my ears.
Milford (Robin) :
Angler’s song. 15584.
Coridon’s song. 15904.
Cradle song. 18999.
Drake’s chair. 19120.
Fifteen Christmas carols.
Greenland fishery. 16313.
Late leaves. 7676.
Pleasure it is. 8484.
Prelude, Air and Finale.
Reeds of innocence. 8515.
This endris night. 9007.
To daffodils. 18204.
Milhaud (Darius) :
Concertino de printemps. 24335.
Concerto. 25340.
Voix @enfants. 26220.
Milhem (Bill) You got me up a tree.
9432.
Milholin (M. L.):
Little red hat. 20014.
Love song. 30075.
O, blue skies of Ireland. 20397.
O bright star. 30305.
She’s that huckle baby
of mine.
15033.
15110.
32489,
17662.
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Millius (Gay) jr.:
Anything for a laugh. 26588.
It’s hard to tell. 27579.
You amuse me. 26439.
Mill (G. D.) Write me a love letter
honey. 21458.
Millar (Iveaux) I’m turning on the
moonlight, pulling in the = stars.
24870.
Millard (Fred (Kootch)) Gone but
not forgotten. 4009.
Millard (O. B.) When spring. 9280.
Mille (Karl) 10 ettiden ftir oboe.
14269.
Milleman (EK. L.):
I feel a melody comin’ on. 1018.
What a littie baby can bring. 3002.
What do you think. 3005.
You. 3180.
Milleman & Priest. You just drive me
screwy. 6175.
Millen (Boris) pseud. When I’m gone
from you. 92611
Millen (H. D.):
Fascinating, captivating, lovable
you. § 719:
Stars were ever so bright. 2588.
Thrill of real romance. 2786.
Miller (AG) pullers! tumesgaroGl:
Maer (AGE A) ae
Paintbox. 17566.
Tricycle, and pulling things behind
it. 17566.
Miller (B. C.) Tm grateful to you.
7306.
Miller (B. H.) Sing me to, sleep with
a love song. 8694.
Miller (Ben) Calling for you. 26789.
Miller (Bert) Um grateful to you.
7306.
Miller (Bill) MRiffin’ at the Ritz. 30467,
Miller (Bob):
Are you angry with me, darling.
15601.
I died a little before I cried. 29781.
If I only could. 138818.
Nobody’s darling. 5058.
Pedal your blues away. 17591.
Please let me walk with my son.
17631.
Pucker up your puckerin’ lips, sing
diddle dee diddle dee dum.
11750.
Rain upon the roof. 17696.
"Round the G. O. P. bush. 17784.
Uncle Pete and Louise friendly
songs. 838553.
Woman’s answer to nobody’s dar-
ling, 18519:
Miller (Bob) ine.:
Are you angry with me, darling.
15601.
Broken hearted cowboy. 9775.
Hinky, dinky, parley voo. 21297.
Hold me in your arms. 31801.
I'd like to see grandpa swingin’ to
a swing tune. 29777.
I did it again. 10523.
I died a little before I cried. 29781.
I want to be a cowboy’s sweet-
heart. 1169.
If I only could. 13818.
In a little jernt in Greenpernt by
the Gowanus canal. 19740.
Little rose you gave to me. 17018.
Nobody’s darling. 5058.
Pedai your blues away. 17591.
Please let me talk with my son.
17631.
Prairie ramblers and Patsy Mon-
tana’s collection of songs. 28298.
Pucker up your puckerin’ lips, sing
diddle dee diddle dee dum.
11750, 17678.
Rain upon the roof. 17696.
Rosita mia. 2329.
"Round the G. O. P. bush. 17784.
There are just two I’s in Dixie.
21041.
Three long years. 21088.
Turn on the moon. 21152.
Uncle Pete and Louise friendly
songs. 33553.
What’s this. 183889, 21298.
When I grow to be a man. 38020.
When I’m dreaming of you. 21315.
Woman’s answer to nobody’s dar-
ling. 185191
You'd look pretty in an evening
gown. 12770.
Youw’re evrything that’s lovely un-
der the sun. 12789.
Miller (C.) Florida special.
Miller (C. F.) Old bass viol.
Miller (C. G):
Lost in the blue. 27790.
Trailing star dust. 28791.
Miller (C. N.) New day. 5033.
741.
30326.
Miller (C. S.) just for to-night. 4528.
Miller (Charlie) pseud. See Muller
(Charlotte )
Miller (E. C.) Why be biue. 12677.
Miller (E. E.):
Do you love me Marie. 19082.
Moonlight in the west. 8011.
Miller (EH. H.) There is no one so dear
as you. 33406.
Miller (EK. I.)- Rainbow blues. 28330.
Miller (EK. M.) Sunny Carolina. 30645.
Miller (EK. R.) I love to spend my
extra money on the movies. 13674.
Miller (Eddie) Id rather drink muddy
water. 29779.
Miller (Edith) Trinity chimes. 33497,
Miller (Hlizabeth) Since the bonus
checks are out. 28488.
Miller (Hrle) It’s spring. 7554.
1958
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 19386
Miller (Frank) :
Don’t build your house on the sand.
16052.
He loves me, he loves me not.
16364.
Im gonna put you through the
third degree. 29814.
My mother. 17331.
There’s a U in my goal, but it’s
spelled y-o-u. 8997.
Miller (H. A.) Come on down to Col-
legedale. 21794.
Miiler (H. B.) Ace’s high.
Miller (H. F.) jr.:
If I had you back in my arms to-
9523.
night. 7481.
What's the sense of the moonlight.
9240.
Miller (H. M.) Love is what I want.
25252
9583.
Miller (Harry 8S.)
prairie. 32816.
Miller (Helen LL.) Shadows. 5488.
Miiler (Henriette 8.) Come home to
my heart. 18187.
Miller (Henry) Tralilalilalilay. 9061.
Miiler (1. EH.) I remember last Novem-
Out on the lone
ber. 274638.
Miller (1. L.) Moon. 20222.
Miller (Irving):
Just like that. 32178.
We waint five.
Miller (J. O.):
Adam had ’em. 31007.
Hopeless. 19485.
Our last waltz. 231385.
Sons of the green and gray. 20865.
You better pay attention to me.
23940.
Miller (Jacques) :
Badinage-staccato.
Impromptu elegante. 16706.
Miller (lL. C.) Columbine time in the
Rockies. 2438238.
Miller (L. W.):
I’m doubting you.
23747, 26255.
15660.
24839.
If you can hide the _ sunlight.
24948.
Peggy Ann from Kansas_ land.
20528
Shadows. 23330.
Miller (Leone) As they come and go
in Rene. 24107.
Miller (Lillian) Dreams that never
come true. 13340.
Miller (Lucille) Just for to-night.
4528.
Milier (M. E.) Six more beats to my
heart. 2469.
Miller (M. J.) Constant love. 3650.
Miller (M. S.) In the molten moon-
light. 4411.
Miller (M. W.):
I love the name Jesus. 22300.
I’m packing up. 13724.
If Jesus needed to pray, what
about me. 13825.
Sometime, somewhere. 12038.
Well done. 12569.
Miller (Margaret) Old mill by the
Stream. 32762.
Miller (Max) Fate. 16170.
Miller (Mildred ) Enchanted castle.
16126.
Where the mountain
3076.
Garden beneath the
Miller (Mollie)
meets the sea.
Miller (N. M.)
sea. 27124.
Miller (Ned)
Miller (O. V.)
Sunday. 8860.
Lehua hula. 27684.
Miller (O’Neill) See Miller (J. O.)
Milier (R. EH.) There’s a U in my
goal, but it’s spelled y-o-u. 8997.
Miller (R. H.) Here’s luck to our love.
7104.
Miller (R. Ll.) I meet you every night
in dreams. 27452.
Miller (Raquel) President.
Miller (Robert):
Hinky, dinky, pariey voo.
Love lives on. 1572.
Why shouid I ever feel blue. 3099.
Miller (Ruth) My reality. 14418.
Miller (Samuel A.) I’m gon’na mur-
der you. 10620.
Miller (Sidney)
8462.
Z2NGT.
Swing band. 14880.
Miiler (Sonny) Ring down the cur-
tain, I can’t sing to-night. 28373.
Miller (Susie A.) Rose in the garden.
2821.
Miller (U. 8S.) My M-i-double s-i-dou-
ble s-i-double p-i girl. 25458.
Miller (Vera) Let’s go dancing. 7714.
Miller (Vern) Bye low my baby.
26734.
Trail that leads thru
21127.
Miller (Z. F.)
Honeymoon lane.
Miller (Z. S.) All that you need is
Jesus. 24064.
Miller music, inc.:
Curfew shall not ring tonight.
3668.
Don’t love again. 3751.
Doughboy’s in the dough again.
16064, 19107.
Hverybody kisS your’ partner.
3853.
Half-past lovin’ o’clock. 24669.
Happy as kings. 29699.
Hay—straw. 4089.
T’ll smile again. 13667, 16536.
I’m on a wild goose chase. 10646.
Jersey by the sea. 4481.
Little cowboy. 22665, 25187.
Mommy. 11291.
Texas star. 8958.
1959
INDEX
Miller music, ine.—Continued.
Uncle Elmer’s almanac. 21171.
Whiffenpoof song. 9303.
Wild Western moonlight. 6099.
Woman’s got a right to change her
mind. 21435.
You're toots to me. 6217.
Millette (EK. H.) What’s it to you.
5982.
Millick (Lillian) I met you in the
Rockies. 16618.
Milligan (Cleo) :
Dear little bird told me so. 511.
I loved you in May. 1075.
We're going places to-night.
Milligan (George)
2969.
In a blue reverie.
19735.
Milligan (H. B.) Sweet little woman.
20945.
Milligan (H. V.) O hear Thou from
heaven. 28130.
Milligan (Ralph) :
Have you any news from home.
24689.
Once you loved me so.
Milliken (A. E.)
Milliken (O. J.)
12558.
Millinder (Lucky) :
St. Louis wiggle rhythm. 20719.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, I’m falling in
love with you. 6147.
Millinghausen (M. W.):
Little southern lady. 14118.
On that hillside farm of mine.
5144.
Millions d’Arlequin.
Millman (8. I.);
8321.
Rock-a-bye. 25778.
We're marching on.
15517 (248).
O-h! I see. 25548.
Swinging it on a two by four.
18077.
What’s that? Oh yeah. 26283.
Won't you, won't you please say
yes. 238909.
Milldcker (Carl) I give my heart.
7224, 232691
Millocker (Karl) Bettelstudent.
18804*.
Millovats (Michael) There’s a moon-
light for ev’ry kiss, dear. 8990.
Mills (Annette) Feather in her Tyro-
lean hat. 31567.
Mills (Billy) I sang a song.
MilJs (Charles)
Mills (F. A.) :
At a Georgia camp meeting. 9610.
Childhood. 9509 (120).
Don’t be an old maid, Molly. 6253
(106), 15517 (81).
31978.
Blue nocturne. 31183.
Drifting. 21569 (110).
Fellowship with Christ. 21569
(138).
Georgia barn dance. 15517 (117).
Hallie. 12862 (210).
19
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Highland Mary. 24031 (71).
I’m afraid to sleep alone.
(315), 15517 (160).
I’m tired of living without you.
253 (213), 15517 (162).
I want a little corner in your heart.
15517 (165).
If you were mine. 9509 (325).
It is hard to kiss your sweetheart
when the last kiss means good-
bye. 15517 (184).
Lily of the prairie. 15517 (217,
218).
Lonesome.
9509
21569 (308).
Longest way ’round is the sweet-
est way home. 9509 (411), 15517
(222).
Lovins dovins. 9509 (428), 15517
(229).
Mills (Kerry) barn dance. 18648
(242).
Mills (Kerry) ragtime dance.
15517 (249).
Papa, please buy me an airship.
26538 (217).
Pass dat possum. (494),
15517. (291, 292):
Searf dancer. 15517 (333).
Stop making faces at me.
(709).
Sun bird.
Sweet sixteens.
3270
9509
15517 (382-384).
6253 (465, 466).
Take me out for a joy-ride. 15517
(3890, 391), 18648 (3839).
Under the chicken tree. 240381
(220).
We’re almost home. 15517 (480,
431).
When a pal of mine steals a gal of
mine. 62538 (514), 15517 (440).
Where were you last night. 3270
(726), 15517 (452).
Wonderful gift is Jesus. 21569
(619').
Yes she did. 3270 (763), 15517
(463).
You'll have to ask my mother.
38270 (767), 15517 (464).
Mills (F. C.) My photo of you. 11421.
Mills (—F. W.):
Drifting with the tide. 13346.
On trial for love. 14525.
Mills (Felix):
Blue seas. 157387.
Is it a dream. 10842.
Mills (Fred) See Mills (F. C.)
Mills (G. E.) Love’s sweet story.
17089.
Mills (G. R.) Blue seas. 15737.
Mills (Hal) pseud. See Millen (H. D.)
Mills (Harry) Who’s that pretty baby.
9318.
Mills (Irving) :
Blue mood.
3476.
60
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
——
Broken dreams of you. 38508.
EK flat stride. 6831.
Hot spell. 4160.
I’m in love. 4282.
In the timberland of old Wyoming.
7503.
Moon is grinning at me. 253862.
My newest excitement. 22964.
Rain on the range. 2225.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, I’m falling in
love with you. 6147.
You’re not the kind. 18607.
Mills (J. J.) Stolen kisses. 8836.
Mills (Kerry) See Mills (F. A.)
Mills (M. W.):
Lazy moon. 7684.
Wild wood. 26399.
Mills (R. R.):
Carita. 6574.
Golden rule. 4003.
Humming a song. 4178.
Red top. 8513.
Mills favorites for male quartettes.
1721.
Mills music, ine.:
Ah there, my little chickadee.
21581.
Alabama barbecue. 26548.
All roads lead to Texas. 21590.
Am I intruding. 24079.
Are you thrilling. 3345.
Beat of feet in the street. 3419.
Born to despair. 13077.
Brilliant Betty. 9765.
Broken-hearted little wooden sol-
dier. 15766.
Clowning around. 3618.
Come true, sweet dream, come true.
26830.
Copper colored gal. 26839.
Darkness. 24378.
Darling, it’s you. 13240.
Dinah. 29479.
Dizzy fingers. 13281.
Do the Riviera. 21889.
Does your heart beat for me.
19089.
Doin’ the Suzi-y. 26947.
Don’t break my heart. 3748.
Dreary, dismal weather. 10100.
Drinking song. 622.
Dusk. 29532.
Hach morning after an evening
with you. 638.
Eight bars in search of a melody.
10138, 27009.
Farewell blues. 24546.
Feeding pigeons in the _ park.
22020.
Fellow with the yellow carnation.
19223.
Four-score and Seven years ago.
27100.
1961
Freed’s (Carl) standard popular
favorites for the marine band
harmonica. 16236.
Frisco Flo. 29620.
Garber’s (Jan) favorite radio
songs. 16252.
Getting away with murder. 24604.
Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie. 19293.
Harlem Belle. 10374.
Her name is Pearl—and she knits.
— 24707.
Hi-de-ho miracle man. 29734.
Honey, you're a honey. 7139.
Honky-tonky Joe. 24736.
Hornpipe hop. 16442.
Hurdy-gurdy man. 29762.
I can’t keep my eyes off you.
24772.
I got a dime in my pocket. 10539.
I got nothin’ to do but love. 7226.
I got the spring fever blues.
24790.
Ill bank my love account with
you. 7249.
Tll miss you. 138664.
I love your sister. 27398.
I’m at the mercy of love. 27408.
I should of stood in bed. 138753.
Ive got an Easter hat and an
Easter suit for Easter morn-
ing. 10695.
I’ve got evrything that goes with
love. 10696.
If it kept me close to you. 13822.
In a houseboat on the Hudson.
16711.
In an old cherry orchard. 16718.
In my lonely reverie. 10804.
In the groove. 22476.
Isn’t love the strangest thing.
10849.
King of swing is havin’ a dream.
22593.
Kissin’ my baby good-night. 4559.
Leap year Lena. 4590.
Little cowboy. 27742.
Lock your heart. 20021.
Looking down at the stars. 20054.
Lost again. 14149.
Love is a ripple on the water.
4722.
Love is mine. 11145.
Love song of a half-wit. 11162.
Madeira and you. 17105.
Miller’s daughter and the shep-
herd on the hill. 32490.
Mills favorites for male quartettes.
1721.
Modern etudes and chord studies
for piano accordion. 25350.
Modern hot single string guitar
solos. 27944.
Modern hot trumpet solos. 253851.
Modern hot violin solos. 25352.
INDEX
pt. I, .n.s., v. 31
*
Mills music, inc.—Continued. When business interferes with
Modern system of natural playing pleasure. 5995.
for ali brass instruments in When I march in April with May.
treble clef. 253538. 26302.
My baby’s in the movies. 32568. When the shadows grow longer.
My heart is in a violin. 32587. 30892.
My own folks. 17348. Where the mountains reach the
My topic of conversation is you. moon. 18446.
14428. Wiggly-wogely walk. 93844.
My wife sleeps with one eye open. With a dollar in your pocket. 6109.
11454. Wotcha-ma-eallit. 61383.
No sun. 32692. Would you ring the gong on me.
Oh! Susanna. 25556. 12736.
Old saddle for sale. 20429. Ya big sissy, 21463.
Our star song. 11623, 982231. You're the last of my past. 18614.
Parker's (Frank) favorite songs. You're too sure of me. 29160.
28947. Yours truly is truly yours. 6250.
Professional student guitar 18 modern hot saxophone solos.
method. 2198. 16974, 25184.
Proud. 17676. Milne (Del) Illusion. 1216.
Put down an empty glass. 5278,| Milos (André) When Budapest was
‘Quintuplets on parade. 23228. young. 5994.
Rocked in the cradle of the blues. | Milsen (Oscar) Two brief Gipsy songs.
DQ377. 22835.
Shoe shine boy. 2429. Milsons music pub. corp.:
‘Shovel your troubles away. 14784. Blue mood. 3476.
‘Sing a song at twilight. 28494. Broken dreams of you. 3003.
Sophisticated swing. 20867. Church-inouse on a spree. 6615.
Sound of your voice. 25951. Commanderism. 416.
Story of seven roses. 25985. E flat stride. 6831.
Suite dvnamic. 18040. In a sentimental mood. 1224.
Swimming against the tide. 30668. In the timberland of old Wyoming.
Swing on down to Memphis. 1503.
14984. Jes’ nateh’ully lazy, I was born
Swinganola. 23522. that way. 10909.
Telephone song. 12244. Let’s get together. 1465.
That’s big business for me. 260686. Line 0’ jive. 7750.
That’s what you mean to me. Louisiana Liza. 7823.
28704. Love is the reason. 11147.
There’s so much you can say with Monotony has gotten me down,
a lovely bouquet. 18166. 11295. a
They’re gonna fill the old well up. Rain on the range. 2225,
12325. Rockin’ in a rockin’ chair. 8558.
This is the night. 21079. There’s a new moon tonight, in
Three feet two of rhythm. 28753. Sunshine Valley, 8991.
Tormented. 9051. There’s something in the wind.
Trans-atlantic rendezvous. 26149. 15088. :
Trying to say that I love you. What the heart believes, the eyes
33514. ‘ will see. 9243.
Two guitars. 12440. Yes, yes, yes, yes, I’m falling in love
Underneath the blue Montana with you. 6147.
skies. 15188. Milstein (Nathan) :
Unforgettable. 15190. Consolation. 19997.
Vaquero. 12487. Couturiere. 18986.
Waller’s (Fats) original piano | Milton (J. L.) Jesus and the children.
conceptions. 5920, 26233, 28890. 7569.
We're steppin’ out to the op’ra. | Milwicz (N. A.):
12559. New deal for love. 11475.
Weddin’ of Mister and Missus Smiling eyes. 12012.
Swing. 30856. To you, my love. 33461.
What is a kiss. 5977. Weist du nicht mein herz. 12567,
Whatcha gonna do when there 23756.
ain’t no swing. 23779. Mimic world. 12862 (260, 382, 557).
1962 a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mims (FE. H.) Blue bonnet welcome.
13068.
Min kone er husar, T7977.
Minardi (Frances, or Francesca) :
In the dream of love. 16741.
Nell sogno dell’amore. 1985,
Stella d’amore. 14922.
Minaugh (P. P.) By the old Swanee.
S219.
Minchella (Ernest) :
Happy fingers. 894.
Neapolitan accordion waltz, 1929.
Mincsih (Joe) I’m a lonesome
dreamer. 7283.
Mine. 7977*.
Mineo (Enrico) :
Fra le spighe. 16232.
Serenata alla bambola.
Torna natale. 2813.
Mineo (Sam):
All my love. 9556.
Betrayed. 9702.
Encore Madame waltz. 10150.
Miner (M. E.) Gone with the wind.
27159.
Miner sings. 20199.
Miners (Paul):
-Miners’ (Paul) 12 bass piano ac-
cordion method. 27929.
Miners’ (Paul) 100 solos for 12 bass
accordion. 27980.
Piano accordion solos. 14586.
Miners’ (Paul) 100 solos for 12 bass
accordion. 27930.
Minet (1.):
Guapa. 10347.
Valse rouge. 12484.
Minetti (Carlo) A-maying. 15517 (5).
Mineviteh (Borrah) Have you _ got
your harmonica handy. 19416.
Mingrone (Louis) Fading dreams.
24584.
Minick (S. R.) My song. 8144.
Ministry in song. 21569 (361).
Mink (Samuel) Beautiful
196.
Minkous (—) Source. 21865.
Minnick (V. C.) I ain’t afraid of the
policeman. 33904 (116).
Minor (B. A.) We'll land Landon in
the White House. 23738.
Minor (HE. A.) Waltzing lover.
Minor (Jesse) :
Townsend old age revolving plan.
33109.
stream.
15232.
15140.
We are on our way to Townsend
town. 21252.
Minsky’s perfect 1936. 3345, 6109, 9844.
Mintz (Ethyl) Then we'll be friends.
DATS Te
Minuet. 7981.
Minuetto. 38904 (198).
Miodek (John) Sweet thoughts.
28640.
Miranda (Erasmo) :
A la espanola. 18649.
Isle of enchantment.
Miranda-Rivera (Hrasmo)
1281.
Cantaba mi
madrecita. 6559.
Mirat (Gaston) Chants populaires du
Béarn. 18918.
Mirate (Duke) Without end. 6118.
Mirate (J. O.) Without end. 6118.
Mireille (—):
Dine et Din. 26931.
Lettre & un monsieur. 27720.
Y’a du _ soleil dans la boutique.
29088.
Mirliani (F&F. S.)
Onward New Britain.
Mirman (Carl):
What have we got the moon for.
Alma mater [and]
61.
18378.
While prairie stars guide me home.
18456.
Youre a stranger in my arms.
18591.
Mirty (A.) Babil de poupées. 24128.
Mirus (M. E.)
in the White House.
Mischler (J. J.):
In a small secluded bar.
In old Vienna. 27546.
Mischler (Jim) See Mischler (J. J.)
Misraki (Paul):
All’s going well, madam—ah! la
marquise—ah. 18684.
Cartomancienne. 15815.
Chez moi. 29386.
De soleil, de neige et d’amour.
6734.
Et puis d’abord, qu’est-ce que ¢a
peut vous faire. 24511.
Glissons. 6979.
Homalona. 29741.
Quand vous voudrez. 25722.
Tout va trés bien Madame la Mar-
quise. 9054.
Trois mandarins. 28802.
Trois mots doux. 2838.
Venez danser. 30819.
Y avait un homme. 18543.
Miss Blue Hyes. 14274.
Miss Dudelsack. 33904 (134, 194-196,
218, 247, 260, 261, 341).
Miss Innocence. 15517 (166, 251).
Miss Innocence abroad. 9509 (335,
576).
Miss Trombone.
Missa (H.) auw.,
prop.:
Bergéres tyroliennes. 9509 (63).
Jolis lutins. 9509 (847).
We'll keep Roosevelt
26247.
27530,
24031 (131, 182).
and Missa (J. B.)
M’amie. 9509 (480).
Méthode complete theorique_ et
pratique pour harmonium ou
orgue. 9509 (478).
Vol @hirondelles. 9569 (768).
1963
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 31
32503.
6253 (322).
Missa pro defunctis.
Missionary treasury.
Mississippi sawyer. 4857.
Missy of Alabama. 8106.
Mr. Barley’s abroad.
23871.
Mr. Hamlet of Broadway. 18648 (113,
146, 171), 21569 (576, 601), 24031
(163), 26583. (176, 200, 322).
Mr. Lode of Koal. 29189 (49, 60, 148,
Z8ae
Misteri dolorosi.
Mistretta (V. G.)
late. 28683.
Misuraca (Anthony)
(Antonio)
Misuraca (Antonio) :
Bionda veneziana. 15718.
Camicie nere. 9820, 18878.
Camicie nere avanti. 9821, 18879.
Reminiscence. 25753.
Mitar (Ivan):
Roosevelt. 28387.
To the great expo is a nice place
to go. 23685.
Mitchell (Billy) I’m living in dreams.
4291.
Mitchell (Chas.) :
Apple blossom time. 381057,
Bring it on down to my house.
20205; 22787,
32797.
Tell me it’s not too
See Misuraca
31200.
Dreamy Louisiana moon. 613.
Ridin’ down the Arizona _ trail.
20657, 30466,
What a friend we have in mother.
“33650.
Mitchell (Dean) Sce Mitchell (E. D.)
Mitchell (KE. D.) Let me linger. 1455.
Mitchell (George) :
Ace in the hole.
Gee, youre a
29189 (129).
I love you like the Yankee loves
24031 (1).
grand little gal.
the Red, White and Blue. 3270
(286).
Uncle Sam, be a peaceful man.
12453.
Mitchell (H. 8S.) Just because I look
like you. 138966.
Mitchell (Heart) :
Closer to me. 21782.
Night blooming lotus flower.
23020.
Song to the sun. 23416.
Mitchell (J. S.):
I came, I saw, you conquered. 989.
It wasn’t on the program. 1312.
Mitchell (Jimmie) See Mitchell (J.
S.)
Mitchell (Lee)
14203.
Mitchell (M. F.)
‘Mitchell (N. L.)
to somebody else.
Lullaby of the stars.
Rolling stone. 5354.
Because you belong
29295.
Mitchell (Nina) Bird song. 24179.
Mitchell (Norma) Hymns of dawn.
31845.
Mitchell (R. E.):
Love is the wind. 382379.
Once on a summer day. 32777.
Stop dat buzzin’. 33280.
Mitchell (R. M.) #£Treasure trails.
ZA Dre
Mitchell (Raymond) Pilgrim prays.
30408.
Mitchell (S. D.):
Melody from the sky.
Twilight on the trail.
Who am I. 29080.
Mitchell (S. 8S.) Look away, lonesome
cowboy. 11120.
Mitchell (Sidney) :
Believe it or not. 21691.
I’m lonely without you.
Re-elect Roosevelt
25746.
Mitchell (T. P.):
Game of love. 138450.
Kiss me with a feeling. 16883.
You're the sweetest thing beneath
heayen. 21535.
Mitchell (J/rs. T. P.) When you kicked
my foot beneath the table. 33712.
Mitchell (Vhomas) Sweetest girl.
12180.
Mitchell (Vernon) :
I’ve got evrything that goes with
love. 10696,
Magic in the moon.
Mitchell (W. F.):
How I love the song that the
meadow lark yodels when sing-
ing. 31829.
That was their last ride. 33397.
Why did they send poor old dear
mother to the poor house. 12683.
Mitchener (B. W.):
Moonrise. 30184.
Ole swimmin’ hole. 14506.
You had a right to wrong me.
33844.
Mitchum (R. C.)
tion. 14801.
Mitlehner (S. EH.) :
Romance with you. 28280.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful.
Mitnitsky (Samuel) :
Dance orientale. 38673.
I dreamt you were mine.
Trail of the lonesome pine.
Mittell (Philipp) :
Fifth pupil’s concerto. 33904 (77).
First pupil’s concerto. 33904 (80).
Gypsy dance. 9509 (269).
Meditation. 9509 (261).
Mittell’s popular graded course for
violin and piano. 18648 (246).
Zigeunerweisen. 18648 (397).
4820.
5841,
22343.
President.
11198.
Moonlight intoxica-
21456.
1011.
9059.
1964
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mitten (Katharine)
I wake. 1227.
Mittenthal (Jos.)
you. 9509 (306).
Mix (Clark) See Mix (H. C.)
Mix (H.C.) City by the sea, Atlantic
City. 9880.
Miyake (Wallace) Dancing the waltz
time with you dear. 486.
Mize (J.T. H.) If this is love.
Mizou (J.) Ca n’vaut pas
24231.
Mizzy (Vic):
At the Rose bowl.
Bye bye Santa Claus. 18862.
Dear old New York. 19055.
We're identical. 18348, 21265.
Moad (M. J.) I found the end of the
rainbow. 22266.
Moats (EH. G.):
In deep of night
I'd like a girl like
7440.
Paris.
29256.
My Ozark mountain home. 1884.
Peggy. 23170.
Mocerino (Giovanni) Nustalgia. 8234.
Mockridge (C. J.):
Billboard dissolves. 3456.
Burial chant. 3512.
Camel caravan. 15798.
Chain gang song. 3564.
Clementine. 29410.
Dog’s life. 16044.
English countryside. 19171.
English street cries. 27022.
Janet. 29941.
King of burlesque improvization.
4552.
Marching over sands. 17137.
Modulation no. 1 for A-28. 7989.
Nursery rhymes. 8233.
Professor Appleby. 304883.
Rand McNally, I love you.
Rhapsody in silver. 53824.
She and I. 2417.
Sunrise and you. 18050.
Sweet Coca-cola bush. 8877.
To Mary with love. 30748.
Two weeks notice. 288388.
20629.
Modern hot single string guitar solos.
27944.
Modern hot trumpet solos. 25351.
Modern hot violin solos. 25352.
Modern melodies. Wasting my time.
15242, 15243.
Modern melodies pub co. Footprints
in the snow. 27089.
Modern song favorites. 24031 (134,
ys) jee
Moderne publications:
Arabian nights. 21622.
Ballet dancer. 18765.
Chatter-box. 18917.
Circus days. 21774.
Donkey ride. 21895.
Dublin devils. 21944.
Highty delightful tunes. 26701.
First Hungarian rhapsody. 22032.
French soldier’s march. 19266.
Frog’s frolic. 22071.
Golden oriole. 22113.
Little Jumbo. 20006.
Parade of the bunnies. 20508.
Piano accordion solos. 14586.
Piceaninny picnic. 23177.
Old tick tock. 23098.
Russian dance. 20704.
Spanish coquette. 23428.
Sunny Italy. 23484.
Tambourines and eastanets.
20985.
Valse russe. 23690.
Venetian boat song. 21198.
Modin (M. H.) My true but untrue
love. 32636.
Moe (H. G.):
Ill be the football you be the star.
4235.
Love is like the weather.
Mochel (K. B.)
technik. 10983.
Moen (K. R.) It’s love. 4456.
Moen (P. P.) When you come back
to me. 6052.
Moeran (HK. J.) Twilight.
Moffat (—) O lovely night.
Moffat (Alfred) :
14161.
Konzentrierte violin-
28826.
17447.
Air et Allegro vivamente. 18648
(5).
Awake, my love, ’tis morning.
3373.
Branle. 18648 (55).
Chasse. 18648 (65).
Gavotta. 18648 (138).
Preludio et Corrente. 18648 (294).
Sarabanda et Corrente. 18648
(314).
Sarabande et Gigue.
Shir chayim. 2428.
18648 (315).
Sonate. 6253 (142, 413).
Sweet Phyllis. 5644.
Moffatt (Mrs. Gilbert) See Moffatt
(Z. D.)
Moffatt (H. F.) Avenue blues. 31082.
Moffatt (Z. D.) Lonely and blue, she
is waiting. 17029.
Mohr (Gerhard) :
Bei zirtlicher musik da kann man
herrlich triumen. 13032.
Blindekuh. 21708.
Caballero. 18865.
Dann wird es
herbst. 381392.
Dort, wo du _ hingehst.
Es schneit. 31526.
langsam wieder
21908.
Ich hab’ nur eine leidenschaft.
32028.
Mirchen, die man im frithling
trhumt. 32414.
Mein friulein, nicht so _ stolz.
20176.
1965
INDEX
Mohr (Gerhard )—Continued.
Mondnacht am Rio Grande. 382519.
Natascha, du schwarzes midel aus
dem Kaukasus. 11457.
Rafaela. 32519.
Tanzmusik. 333869.
Wenn der mond alles sieht.
Mohr (H. K.):
I didn’t mean to make you cry.
338904 (117).
I’m a Yiddish cowboy. 6253 (207).
I miss yeu like the roses miss the
rai. 62537 (215).
In the springtime when the roses
bloom around the cottage door.
SAMO! 231 Te
Kanawha. 24031 (104).
Oh! How can I ever forget him.
6253 (355).
5966.
Take me up to the north pole.
338904 (299).
Mohrman (lL. A.) When memories
Ship pulls in at Dreamland Bay.
3037.
Moir (Wallace) Until you say you're
mine. 18273. R3
Moissl (Gustav) Volkslieder aus Os-
terreich. 5903.
Mokrejs (John) :
Arabesque. 15517 (252).
Bohemian folk songs. 3270 (70).
Dancing daisy fields. 38270 (126).
Frog pond. 3270 (208).
In the hayloft. 3270 (314).
i Jack in the pulpit. 3270 (332).
Old Chief Metaatakwa. 3270
(475).
White bunny. 3270 (731).
Mokry (J.) Concertino. 31331.
Molaison (H. L.) Tryin’ to forget
about you. 12414.
Moldavsky (Dave, or David):
I dream of you. 13639.
My only one. 17341.
Molina (Manuel) Moon of Hawaii.
8003.
Molinari (Joan) See Molinari Gal-
ceran (Juan)
Molinari Galeceran (Juan)
pianistic. 2508.
Molique (Bernhard) :
Allegretto grazioso.
Solfeig
12862 (6).
Fandango. 12862 (162).
Moller (G. M.) Song on my lips.
23415.
Mollica (Frank):
Marie mazurka. 22781.
Mother o’ mine. 14817.
New York, the city of promise.
1946.
Molloy (J. L.):
Love’s old sweet song. 1596, 7856,
22752.
Song of the Triton. 6253 (485).
DUT iS eave
Molto (Andrés) :
Del Malecon a Triana.
Don Diego. 26950.
Hspérame esta noche. 19179.
Moltrasio & Luzzatto. Ufficio concerti.
INoniet= 2s stellers 19C7e
Molvaut (G. A.) Hast
6837.
Momo (J. E.):
Butterfly. 31215.
Cubano. 31376.
Fur Elise. 381139.
Humoreske—Old folks
31837.
Marchéta.
Night in Granada.
Our capitol. 82809.
Réponse damour. 32981.
Salut a Pesth. 33052.
Soldiers march. 33519.
Toy soldiers. 33519.
Valse triste. 33573.
Mon oncle Alex. 7993.
Monaco (J. V.):
I’ve got something
27480.
What’s this. 18390, 21299.
Monaco (Jimmie) :
Hide and seek. 16406.
I wish I were a clown like Pag-
liacei. . 138806, 16673.
Monaghan (G. D.):
My garbage can’s a moving picture
theatre. 17310.
Tai Wong. 26048.
Monaghan (J. HE.) There must have
been a shadow on the moon. 23592.
Monahan (Iris):
Everybody’s singin’ it.
I wish I may,* I wish
ASH.
Monasco (W. L.):
Just for a kiss.
Log cabin home. 4679.
Sweet lassie dear. 14961.
Monasterio (J. De) See De Monas-
terio (J.)
Monat (Martin)
out you. 22244,
Monckton (C. F.):
Do you know Mr. Schneider.
(182).
Girl who pours you out a glass of
beer. 15517 (121).
Mary. 33904 (177).
Moonstruck. 383904 (197).
Our Miss Gibbs. 33904 (228).
Yorkshire. 33904 (846).
Monckton (Lionel) :
Areadians. 26592.
Do vou know Mr. Schneider.
(182).
Gaiety echoes.
2691
=|
side Rose.
at home.
32429, 32430.
32677.
in my eye.
31536.
I might.
25080.
I couldn’t live with-
9509
9509
38270 (206).
1966
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Girl who pours you out a glass of
beer) 1o5ht Ci2i
Mary. 33904 (177)-
Moonstruck. 83904 (197).
Our Miss Gibbs. 33904 (228).
Yorkshire. 33904 (346).
Mondrone (Pasquale) Social justice.
17951.
Monestel (Alexander )
26538. \(252)..
Monestero (John) Jungle winds. 4504.
Moneymaker (G. P.):
Dancing flowers.
Serenade.
15945.
Fairy rainbows inthe grass. 16161.
Sly fishes. 17940.
Monger (H. 8S.) Mustang band. 32567.
Monici (Angelo) You got me wrong.
23952.
Monje (Jesus) I’m trying to forget
you. 381965.
Monk (Larry )
Monk (M. L.):
Best dressed man in the town.
13041.
’Cause you don’t love your baby
anymore. 18908.
Lonely. 22688.
Monk (W.H.) Abide with me.
Monna Vanna. 9509 (493).
See Monk (M. L.)
12865.
Monner (Victor) :
Kiss from you. 7649.
My broken heart. 14844.
Monoff (Yvonne)
me flat. 3336.
Monopol-liederverlag, g. m. b. h.:
Ich sptir’ in mir. 7425.
Nur eine stunde. 8232.
Monroe (G, D.):
Eventide. 10164.
Land of Nevermore.
And then you left
4578.
My love is like the dawn. 4975.
Phantasy. 3691.
Monroe (G. R.) You called it a game.
15488.
Monroe (1. H.) Liberty depends on
you. 22642.
Monrouzeau (J. A.):
Mary Oms. 32436.
Mercedes. 22819.
Monsees (Alma) All alone in a world
of my own. 12889.
Monsieur Sans-Géne.
Monson (H. W.)
13001.
Monson (Herman W.):
Father, I ery to Thee. 31564.
Forsake me not. 381607.
In Jesus’ name. 32072.
O darkest woe. 382725.
Rejoice with one accord. 30455.
Montagné (Léon):
Ce soir. 15820.
En dénichant des nids.
1748, 11721.
Barndomsminder.
16123.
126829—3(1——30
J’aime pour la premiére fois.
16822.
Mon homme est poétique. 17217.
Mon impasse. 17213.
Quand je fume ma _ cigarette.
17686.
Radieuse nuit. 17692.
Montagnini (Welice) Io penso. 32105.
Montagu (Gene) White wings in the
moonlight. 29029.
Montalto (Rose) Rose of the evening,
I love you. 5364.
Montalvo (Francisco) :
Quisiera llorar. 32952.
Traigo un pendiente. 33482.
Yo besaba su baquita. 33817.
Montana (Jay) See Montana (Jose-
phine (Jay) )
Montana (Josephine (Jay) )
last. 38319, 18691.
Montana (Patsy) I want to be a cow-
boy's sweetheart. 1169.
Alone at
Montanari (Aldo) todeo d’amour.
25781.
Montanaro (Ettore) Dodici esercizi
facilissimi. 17228.
Montandon (Blaise) Busy corners.
15776.
Montanez (Frank) :
Cafe de Roma.
Leonore. 11016.
Pas: “11653:
Montani (N. A.):
Ambrosian and Georgian chants.
310386.
9806.
Houses of worship. 848.
Missa brevis. 32500.
Missa pro defunctis.. 325038.
Montani Concertino in mi.
429.
(Pietro)
Montano (Donato):
Favorita. 6253 (121).
in the garden. 6253 (240).
Tramonto. 6253 (486).
Montaperto (Maurice) :
Gone. 22116.
One glance.
Monte (James)
I were blind. 21455.
Montechiaro (Paolino
Montechiaro (Paolino)
Monteleone (TT. L.) Loneiy heart.
27761.
Montell
adore.
Montemezzi
CLOW):
Monter (lL. W.)
Monteux (Jacques)
(815).
Monteux-Brisac (P.)
(S815).
Monteverde (Alfonso)
16956.
23116.
Would you love me if
De
de) See
(Josephine) Some one I
BODTS, sails:
(Italo) Hellera. 33904
20620.
9509
Ragged jag.
Yeux clos.
Yeux clos. 9509
Libelulas.
1967
INDEX
Monteverdi (Claudio) :
Come death, I shall not fear thee.
24325.
Festa a Mantova.
Now let me die. 25580.
Omaggio a Tersicore. 17496.
Montgomery (B. M.) Drowning my
dreams. 21948.
Montgomery (Edna)
love. 19610.
Montgomery (J. A.) Mountain dreams.
30193.
Montgomery (J. W.):
My love. 20300.
Stirring memory.
Montgomery (Kathryn)
member our romance.
Montgomery (Lucy)
13869.
Montgomery (Marvin) :
Cross-eyed cowboy from Abilene.
16173.
Tm deeply in
28596.
Do you re-
6768.
Indiana moon.
26858.
Have you ever heard a string band
Swing. 22169:
Santy Claus is on his way. 33068.
To-night I have a date. 30757.
Montgomery (Reg.) Tl B. B. C.-ing
you in town tonight. 4231.
Montgomery (Robert) :
Drifting down life’s stream with
you. 10103.
Old-time tune. 8292, 204383.
Prince of my dreams. 11741.
You, beautiful you. 23939.
Monthei (Alpharetta) I’ve found it’s
true. 22396.
Monti (CVE) :
Csardas. 19000, 19001.
Zingareseca. 3259.
2? ezardas. 38267.
Montitallo (F.) Cuando estaba en tus
brazos. 31375.
Montorio (Daniel) :
Radio Cuba. 257382.
Soy un pobre presidiaria. 25957.
Montoya (Agustin) Viva Cristo Rey.
30827.
Montoya (Jacob) I wanna go riding
in an old-fashioned buggy. 32002.
Montrief (Myrtle) Book of yesterday.
Daligell
Montrose (F.) pub. co. Schani. 23309.
Montrose (Krank) Schani. 5407,
23309.
Monty (N.):
Beach parade. 6401.
Have one on me. TOTT.
I wonder if you're really human.
7419.
If I had only listened to you.
TOA:
Lamentatin’ Lou.
Show must go on.
Subway troubadour.
(672.
8671.
8849.
pti, nS. yao!
Moody (C. H.) Except the Lord keep
the house. 24530.
Moody (F. C.) jr.:
Tokens. 9046.
What is love. 5978, 18380.
Moody (L. J.) Lightning ball.
Moody (L. P.):
Drifting sands. 26993.
How can you say we're through.
TIAL.
4166.
Not for a thing, would I grow tired
of you. 17480.
Pagan mothers’ lullaby. 17564.
Rainy day blues. 17698.
Unusual gal. 28854.
Moody (Wallace) Fraidy cat.
(78).
Moon (H.) Little giant march. 14110,
Moon (Jerry) :
Heart and soul.
How could I
27295.
Uhm-m-m.
Moon’s our home.
Mooney (Harold) Hodge podge. 4141.
Mooney (J. P.) Tell me, dear. 12246.
Mooney (J. W.):
Blue seas. 15787.
Gone. ‘7001.
Hoof-beats. 10464.
Is it a dream. 10842.
It must be the Gypsy in me.
Leap-year mamas. after
7690.
Leaves. 4593.
My old stampin’ grounds.
Wanted. 26241.
Was it really love, or just a love
atiair. . 5931,
Mooney (Jack) :
Gone. 7001.
My old stampin’ grounds. 22966.
Mooney (James) Frisky. 27107.
Moonie (W. B.) Weird of Colbar.
26533
7088.
do without you.
28841.
11302.
7538.
papas.
22966.
28982.
Moore (A. E.) Id walk a mile for a
Camel. 31870.
Moore (A. G.) My little hotcha baby.
11402.
27876.
4536.
Moore (A. L.) Marjorie.
Moore (Allen) Just we two.
Moore (Arthur):
Have you padlocked your heart
against love. 16354.
Let’s dance, sweetheart.
Moore (Beth):
Blue over you. 3478.
Just be independent. 4526.
Right from the start. 5339.
Times have changed. 5781.
Moore (C. E.) Because of it all—I
have lost you. 9678.
Moore (C. M.) Rythm breaking, a
noise making tune, 8593.
16931.
1968
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1936
Moore (C. W.)
Moore (Dot) That gray haired sweet-
heart of mine. 15052.
Moore (Douglas) :
Careful Etta. 6571.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 6898.
Moore (EK. B. B.) When love wakes up
from sieep. 3270 (717).
Moore (Eva) For love’s sake save the
last waltz for me. 749.
Moore (Eve) pseud. See
(A. E.)
Moore (Francis) :
Beetles buzz. 6424.
Gipsy rondo. 4090.
Gloomy wood. 817.
March. 3955.
Sally. 28426.
Moore (Gertrude) Three Rs in music,
reading, writing, rhythm. 18192.
Moore (H. D.) Rendezvous of dreams.
Morehouse
25756.
Moore (Harold) Darkest hour. 38270
(129).
Moore (Howard) jr. Love, come to
me like this. 20074.
Moore (J. B.):
Throne for love. 33440.
When it’s blossom time in old
Caroline. 3029.
Moore (J. C.). His love set me free.
ZT ZT.
Moore (J. HE.) Jesus is His name.
4484.
Moore (J. T.) Liberty shall stand.
25171.
Moore (J. W.) You’re not just an
ordinary gal. 3227.
Moore (Jack) :
Carmencita. 26758.
Kiss me, my Gypsy. 4556.
Little sorrel top is tops with me.
4671.
Naoma. 28078.
She’s got me goin’ round and
around. 5444.
Underneath the spell of the moon.
33559.
Z-Z-Z-zo0om! my ball went rolling.
9503.
Moore (lL. L.)
Sweet summertime.
Moore (Lasker) :
At that jamboree.
September after the
ol) (atl)
oo6l.
My heart is brimful of love.
4956.
Moore (M. B.) Child and mother.
26780. nr,
Moore (M°C9* My dream. 1820.
Moore (M. F.) Night in June.
Moore (M. L.):
High steppin’ Bertha. 29736.
Reminder of you. 30458.
1949.
Moore (Mon)
I had a dream. 10541.| Moore (Margery) :
31258.
21535.
Carol of the white rose.
Dancing down the valley.
For ever England. 10228.
Little child’s song. 32302.
Little Christmas piece. 32305.
Magic. 17110.
Merry midshipman.
Pan. 5188.
Pastoral. 4890.
Piping shepherds. 23184.
Sad shepherd. 23295.
Spring song. 23448.
Unkind maid. 12470.
Valiant knight. 33568.
Wise kings three. 9362.
Moore (Marion) :
Christmastide. 18935.
Ciribiribin. 389.
Dear Lord, remember me.
Memories. 1693.
Sweet Rita May. 2658.
Moore (Monette) ‘Two old maids in
a folding bed. 12443.
Moore (Moran):
Fishin’ in the crick.
Go ‘long mule. 6988.
Home sweet home for me.
My ole dog and me. 8184.
14259.
O12.
29591.
24727.
Moore (Nadine) Alpine bird song.
15564.
Moore (Napier) Purpose of the por-
poise. 14630.
Moore (O. I.):
Broken hearted. 24209.
I ain’t comin’ back to you. 24765.
I’m just a weary traveler. 24855.
What a friend you’ve been to me.
26268.
Moore (R. EH.) Weather man has set
the stage for love. 12564.
Moore (R. F.) My Lindy Lou. 11400.
Moore (R. G.) Winter wind. 26409.
Moore (R. H.) Child of Christ the
King. 26783.
Moore (R. L.)
Moore (R. N.)
Moore (R. W.):
Butterfly kiss, is the sweetest to
me. 26729.
Daring little robber. 6721.
Don’t let your face ecry-e-i. 6783.
Lot o’ living and a little loving.
20068.
Salutation.
Moore (Stuart) :
Be happy - go lucky. 6400.
I want a sentimental ditty. 10709.
Love was there. 11166.
Mood is gone. 11298.
Moondust. 8008.
Practice makes perfect.
Oh Susanna. 11548.
Spirit of ’°36. 2564.
11885.
23200.
Moore (Thomas) :
Keep smiling all day. 382199.
1969
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31 |
Morell (May) :
Ballygarry. 3405.
Moore (Thomas)—Continued.
Little old house on the hill. 32310.
Moore (W. H.) To-night. 28782. Because a rain is falling. 21682.
Moore (W. H.) jr.: Morelli (Pietro) Danza_ calabrese.
Because you left me. 6419. 19032,
I must be Cupid’s pet. 7346. Morena clara. 27006.
Moore (William) No more war./ Moreno (Hlizabeth) After to-night.
32690, 12881.
Moorehouse (J. W.) : Moreno (J. C.) Margaritas. 30119.
D edication. 19061. ., |Morenus (Richard) Lying on the
Once in the golden long ago. 2061. shore. 14207
Moorhead (Charles) facet of Nioreé Gamnactn 2
mother and home. 9130. Det ak: Sake COE DRHOY hie
Moos (M. E.) Home that stands on rem spr ee can (6).
the hili. 4149. eit ah
Moose (Edgar) : :
Bong went the gong. 13075.
On the Alabama line. 17501.
Mora (José) :
Brasilera. 3498.
Curro molina. 466.
Guayaba. 4039.
Pesares. 21382.
Moraine (Lyle) Im an ivy covered ar-
bor on an old New England lawn.
16717, 19741.
Moral (Jorge del) Carifio. 24258.
Morales (R. M. de) India bella.
25000.
Moran (FE. P.):
Go easy Mabel. 12862 (192).
Morning after the night before.
33904 (199).
Moran (J. B:)):
All through the night. 15548,
Call of the range. 15796.
Tl have you. 16531.
Mr. Moon. 17202.
Say that you'll be mine. 17823.
Moran (L. G.) Candlelight. 317,
Moran (Owen) pseud. See Muschett
(Owen)
More (Algy):
Let’s all be a happy family. 19951.
When h’l was h’out h’in h’India.
6000.
More’ (Frankie) Youre a_ flower
blooming in the wildwood. 26472.
More songs of the hill-folk. 27969.
Moreau (Pierre) Fugues 4 4 parties.
(3
Moreau (Raoul) Djamileh. 381170.
Morehead (James) Ethiopian war.
676.
Morehouse (A. E.):
Beloved Adaline. 3440,
Lullaby of the night. 4767.
Moonlight by the falls of Minne-
haha. 4883.
Ole cabin chorus. 5137.
Robin’s lullaby. 5347.
Ten degrees below. 23567.
Morell (J. T.) Hawaiian echoes. 906.
1970
Moret (Neil) pseud.
(Cr Na)
Moreton (Bob) pseud. See Hanning-
ton (R. W.)
Moretti (Raoul):
Berceuse pour un soir d’automne.
29189 (Si).
C’est Vheure chantante. 12862
Ce
Chant des gréves. 18648 (68).
Chant et danse slaves. 15517 (51),
29189 (56).
Chiffon chiffonnette. 12862 (90).
Cleche pleure. 9505 (183).
Dodo dodinette 15517 (79).
Joli berger. 12862 (274).
Ma tourlourisette. 12862 (3818).
Marion et Nicolas. 12862 (827).
Mois des mois. 12862 (342).
Mon joli roi. 12862 (348).
Nuit de langueur, nuit de inen-
songe. 9509 (528).
Rose des roses. 12862 (443).
Sérénade triste. 9509 (660).
Solitude. 18648 (326).
Sur les falaises. 18648 (338).
Vive la rose. 12862 (519).
See Daniels
Simone est comme e¢a. 17898,
17899.
Tout p’tit peu. 9053.
Morey (C. G.):
My girl from the Argentine. 28019.
On the world merry go round.
25588.
Our treasure city New York. 20496.
Morey (G. W.) Cross of Jesus. 9945.
Morey (H. G.) Cross of Jesus. 9$9'45.
Morgan (A. B.):
Close dem eyes, my darlin’. 13173.
Divinely. 16028.
Say I'm yours, again. 11898.
There’s an old winding stair to the
attic. 18159.
What can it be that’s wrong with
me. 5976.
Yowre my new sensation. 18603,
23987.
Morgan (A. F.) pseud. See Murgu
(Adam)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Morgan (Mrs. B.) Old home with the
. old folks. 25569.
Morgan (C. H.) My desert love song.
14359.
Morgan (Clarke) See Morgan (G. W.)
Morgan (Clem) Kansas the queen of
the plains. 19889.
Morgan (Code) sr.:
Hay-foot-straw-foot belly full of
beans. 4088.
I’m feathering my nest, like the
birds do. 138697.
Little heaven for two.
Western girl. 12572.
Morgan (Dorinda) Mocn over Mexico.
25363.
Morgan (Eddie)
by-way. 3765.
Morgan (Freddy) pseud.
stern (Phillip)
Morgan (G. L.):
I'd have fun. 273381.
Two- weeks from Tuesday,
wedding day. 28837.
1505.
Down a winding little
See Morgen-
our
Morgan (G. TT.) Flag of freedom.
24563.
Morgan (G. W.) So now goodnight.
5518.
Morgan (Garnet):
Swing, swang, swung.
That was my lucky strike.
18075.
2730.
Morgan (H. B.) Moon over Mexico.
25368.
Morgan (H. R.) Working for the
Townsend. 3153.
Morgan (Irene) There’s a sweetheart
in my dreams. 2752.
Morgan (J. B.) I love you, angel.
22302.
Morgan (L. R.):
Just a sweet melody. 7596.
Waiting. 9165.
Morgan (lL. W.) You’re the answer to
my dreams. 18612.
Morgan (M. M.):
Empty dreams. 27017.
Sing little girl. 20787.
Springtime in Ireland. 149905.
Morgan (R. D.) Counting the stars.
21807.
Morgan (R. J.):
Just a sweet melody. 7596.
Waiting. 9165.
Morgan (R. V.) Music highways and
byways. 20254, 27984.
Morgan (Reginald):
Blue lagoon. 18820.
Deep in the night. 3708.
Moon for sale. 1747,
Morgan (Russ):
Does your heart beat for me.
19089.
Stars and soft guitars. 30623.
Morgan (S. A.) :
Big black rosary. 21701,
Empty dreams. 27017.
Sing little girl. 20787.
Springtime in Ireland. 14905.
Morgan (W. A.)
Going to hold out to the end. 27151.
Noah. 23034,
Pale horse and rider. 28241.
This is a sin-trying world. 28747.
Morgan (W. H.) New York town.
203855.
Morgan (William) Addis Ababa.
15524.
Morganthaler (Ann) Let’s dream.
19960.
Morgenstern (Floyd) Shades of gray.
11940.
Ripples. 118390.
After the rain.
Morgenstern (Phillip)
Morgenthaler (A. R.)
26545.
Morin (Gabriel) :
Bar des Malabars. 9654.
Brin despoir. 9766.
Dans ta maison. 9978.
Ma eabane d’amour. 11189.
Margot la Rouquine. 11229.
Mon amour, cest pour vous. 11292.
Morissette (Henry) You were in my
arms. 18629.
Morita’ (€, 8)":
Lullaby. 4764.
Nostalgia. 5064.
Sketch of temple festival.
Yakioku. 6142.
Moritz (Hdvard) HEwig ruf. 31541.
Morlacchi (Armanno) Inno a Benito
Mussolini. 7519.
Morley (Charles)
(338).
Morley (M. H.)
Morley (Mary) :
Follow the moon.
High time. 29787.
I didn’t know you cared dear.
29780.
Madagascar,
Tango at night.
Morley (Thomas) :
April is in my mistress’ face. 3341.
My bonny lass she smileth. 27996.
Mormile (Biagio) :
Hollywood star.
5492.
Napolitana. 6253
At dusk. 128.
29601.
30094.
12224.
10448.
You eall me jealous. 12759.
Morning, noon and night. 29789.
Morning now beckons. 27973.
Morocco (Don):
Cigarette waltz. 15854.
Imagine. adults holding hands.
29872.
Moroni (—) Libro di Maddalena.
31095.
Morpain (J.) Préecis dharmonie.
17661.
1971
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v. 81
————————
Morra (Hegidio) :
Bimba mia. 13047.
What I found in you. 18379.
Morrell (C. G.) Listening. 32294,
Morress (E. lL.) Mother’s prayer.
17254, 22883.
Morris (Al) :
Filomena. 24556.
Sunny weather is shining on.
23487.
Morris (Allen) Star in a moonlit sky.
20892.
Morris (Banjo Bill) See Morris (Wm.)
Morris (Mrs. C. H.):
Calvary. 38270 (81).
Countless blessings.
God of Pentecost still lives.
(153).
Hallelujah song.
Heart longings.
3270. (117).
62538
6253 (169).
6253. (180).
I know He answers prayer. 240381
(86).
Jesus is coming again. 6253 (252).
Jesus knows and cares. 24031
(100).
24081 (105).
3270 (487).
Ghost.
Keep up the fight.
Onward, forward.
Power through the Holy
6253 (381).
Standing on promise ground. 24031
(196).
Victory song.
Victory today.
6253 (500).
3210 (687).
We are full salvation soldiers.
24031 (224).
With, my soul ‘tis, well. 3270
(748).
Morris (Frederick) While it lasted.
15356.
Morris (H. E. W.) Humble thyself.
27307.
Morris (H. F.):
Singing on the way. 8699.
Songs of praise. 8777.
Morris (Hal) pseud. See Curry (A. B.)
Morris (Harriet) Meet me by candle-
light. 14241.
Morris (Horace) :
Among the stars. 3833.
Lonesome and lovelorn.
Old cameo. 11555.
Would you. 9394.
Morris (Irving) pseud. See Schlenoff
(I. M.)
Morris (Mrs. J. L.) See Morris (P. W.)
Morris (J. O.) Who’s the fool. 26373.
Morris (J. Z.) Dancing in moonlight.
19021.
Morris (Jessie) :
Every Tubb. 10170.
I wonder. 7417.
Morris (Joe) music co.:
Everybody’s swingin’ it now. 16148.
11111.
Little rendezvous in Honolulu.
4669.
My day begins and ends with you.
11362, 20275.
Oh yes? Take another’ guess.
32756.
On a little bamboo bridge. 382767.
On the beach at Bali-Bali. 17502.
Who loves you. 26371.
Morris (Johnny) :
Knock, knock, who’s there. 22599.
What’s your business. 30871,
33656.
Morris (lL. G.):
All the ecards in the deck aren’t
played yet. 12899.
My very dear. 144380.
Morris (M. C.) Sister Susan’s Sookie’s
Sal. 25884.
Morris (M. R.)
20828.
Morris (M. S.):
Complete scales for the piano with
explanatory notes. 21569 (79).
Florence. 21569 (145).
Morris (Melvin) :
California in the spring.
Lightning ball. 7741.
Spreading bonus around. 25966.
Morris (Nellie) Reminiscing. 17728.
Morris (P. W.) aw., and Morris (J. L.)
My Texas rangerette.
18869.
prop. Privateer. 20559*.
Morris (R. L.):
I’m just an cld-time printer. 16586.
Touch of ker little hand. 26144.
You put a song in my heart. 6187.
Morris (R. V.):
Down where the Mississippi flows.
3770.
You'll have to take me as I am.
9440.
Morris (SS. HE.) Majestic-overture.
17117.
Morris (William) :
Brilliant Betty. 9765.
Harlem Belle. 10374.
Morris’s modern method for tenor
banjo. 1769, 1770.
Morris dance. 27974.
Morris-Henson co. :
Singing on the way. 8699.
Songs of praise. 8777.
Morrison (A. R.) Zipping the zipper.
31000.
Morrison (Adollé) Those evening bells.
23615.
Morrison (Alexander):
Tempest, memories, sunshine.
5698.
When the moon shines down in
dear old Nevada. 18428.
Morrison (C. E.):
Because youre you I love you. -
21688.
1972
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cabin in the hills. 15785.
Listen to the lonesome drums.
22657.
Praise 5s. 1.
Morrison (C. L.) Pll never play second
fiddle in your heart. 1053.
Morrison (Don):
Drum. 29527.
Rumpty dudgett. 30488.
Morrison (G. B.) jr.
breeze. 814.
Morrison (George) :
Come, let’s eat a banana. 31323.
Moonlight on the hills. 325386.
Morrison (Luella) ‘Tonality piano
method. 2809.
Morrison (R. L.):
Dewdrops and roses. 3723.
She was my wonderful treasure.
8662.
Morrison (Sam): °
Chatterbox. 6596, 9858.
I wrote a song for you. 7424, 10736.
Mickey. 7965, 11269.
My love carries on. 8116, 11406.
Play me an old time _ two-step.
§422, 11697.
Morrison (Vina):
Hauptmann’s last mile of the way.
10382.
Hauptmann’s last reprieve. 10883.
Morrissette (Henry) Born to be blue.
6497.
Morrissey (Edward) You're just a
photograph now. 38221.
Morrow (Grace) Seven, eleven, I love
you. 14758.
Morrow (Henry):
I’m just living for someone I love.
Gliding with the
10684, 10635.
That land of musical charms.
12275.
That’s what I eall love. 5721,
12291.
Things look rosy with Roosevelt.
30726.
Morrow (Morton) :
Haul that timber. 31750.
Nuts, wine and crackers. 30308.
Poor Dinah. 20573.
When the poppies bloom again.
26325.
Morrow music publisher:
I’m just living for someone I love.
10635.
That land of musical charms.
12275.
That’s what I call love. 12291.
Morse (D. F.) Ive got the tap-dance
blues. 22401.
Morse (DeVere) See Morse (R. D.) jr.
Morse (M.) You are my sunlight,
then again my darkest night. 9418.
Morse (R. D.) jr. When I’m with you.
30879.
Morse (Theodora) :
Blue feather. 12862 (60), 15517
(34).
Booby. 29189 (48).
Gee, but it’s tough to be broke.
265383 (92).
Good-night, moonlight.
(180).
Good old dollar bill. 9509 (256).
He’s a college boy. 26533 (111).
I'll be there with bells on, and V’ll
ding-a-ling for you. 15517 (154).
I’m always thinking of you dear.
$509 (316).
I wonder if you'll meet me.
(133).
In the golden long ago. 3270 (313).
Jemima. 12862 (270).
Just to live the old days over.
33904 (154).
Keep a little feeling in your heart
for me. 9509 (354).
Love me to the music of a rag time
tune. 26533 (170).
Moliy Lee. 26533 (189).
Montana. 3270 (426).
My world is a dream of you.
15517 (264).
On a monkey honeymoon.
(283).
Playing the ponies. 12862 (405).
That’s why I’m a happy married
man. 21569 (552).
Toys for sale. 12862 (506).
When the girl you want wants
you. 15517 (445).
Wise old Indian. 15517 (457).
Morse (Theodore) :
Blue feather.
(34).
Booby. 29189 (48).
Finnigan’s Irish band. 26533 (73).
Gee, but it’s tough to be broke.
26538 ',(92)..
Good-night, moonlight.
(1380).
Good old dollar bill. 9509 (256).
He’s a college boy. 26533 (111).
Til be there with bells on, and I'll
ding-a-ling for you. 15517 (154).
I love you as the roses love the
dew. 18648 (178).
I’m always thinking of you, dear,
9509 (316).
I wonder if you'll meet me.
(133).
In the golden long ago. 3270 (3138),
2653838. (146).
Jemima. 12862 (270).
Just give me a big bass drum.
6253 (260).
15517
33904
15517
12862 (60), 15517
15517
33904
1973
INDEX
Dis GEL MSc vee:
Senn nee Eran
Morse (Theodore)—Continued.
Just to live the old days over.
33904 (154).
Keep a little feeling in your heart
for me. 9509 (354).
Love me to the music of a rag time
tune. 26533, (140):
Minnie-ha-ha Donohue.
(185).
Molly Lee.
Montana.
My worid is a
15517 (264).
On 2a monkey honeymoon.
(04359 F
Playing the ponies. 128562 (405).
Sweetheart town. 21569 (538).
That’s why I'm a happy married
man. 21569 (552).
Toys for sale. 12862 (506).
When the girl you want wants
you. 15517 (445).
When the meadow-larks are calling
Annie Laurie. 21569 (605).
When the sun goes down to rest
pehind the hill. 265338 (320).
Wise old Indian. 15517 (457).
26533
26583 (189).
3270 (426).
dream of you.
15917
Morte di Frine. 20246*.
Mortensen (M. K.) African fantasy.
3282.
Mortensen (Mort (Karl)) See Morten-
sen (M. Ix.)
Mortensen (R. EH.) Call of the West.
217A8.
Mortimer (H. B.) Little lady of my
dreams. 11083.
Mortimer (Katbieen) Tiny wee folk.
12356.
Mortlock (L. F.) Contact. 31342.
Morton (Art) Danger in the moon-
light. 26883.
Morton (Jane) Charlie Duck, 26776.
Morton (Norma):
Four rhythms. 25377.
Mysterioso. 25483.
Morton (Ray) That’s me, that’s you.
28701.
Moseato (G.):
Non si vive senza amor.
Vieni con me a Pechino.
1967.
33579.
Moseley (C. L.) Prayer—the key.
23211.
Mosely (Lenniel) Sawdust trail in old
P-A. 33069.
Mosely (Pop)
Moser (H. J.):
Bettelzech. 6444.
See Mosely (Lenniel)
Corydon. 6669, 6670.
Cykiopisches hammertricinium.
6696.
Dialogus: Ach Herr, du Sohn
David. 3726.
Du falsches herze. 31498.
Hs will die Gatathe. 6854.
Friseh auf, ihr musikanten. 6939.
Hochenauer schiffsgeschrei. 7125.
Mayen- und gukguks- lied. 7932.
Ntirnbergisches quodlibet. 8231.
O heller glantz, du gtildnes licht.
8237.
Spriichworter-symphonie. 11334, |
Unser matz hatt einen grossen lan-
gen bart. 33560.
Vorlesung uber die gesundheit.
9155.
Moser (Marguerite) au., and Moser
(L. E.) prop. I waltzed with you
last night. 4342.
Moses (Herman) Atlantie City is the
place to be. 12961.
Mosier (Bruce) :
I couldn’t say. 24776.
Lovely summer day. 22746.
Someone just like you. 20838.
Mosier (M. L.) Our good will am-
bassador, Will Rogers. 20687.
Moskau-Schanghai. 32456.
Mosler (Lec) Isles of enchantment.
25011.
Mosley (C. E.): %
Mary Jane. 25299.
Roses bring romance and you.
28404.
Mosloff (Irving) There’s a new moon
tonight, in Sunshine Valley. 8991.
Moss (Aubrey) Let’s drink a toast to
love. 7711.
Moss (Buddy) Oh Lordy mama.
32743.
Moss (G. B.)
Moss: GG...)
13415.
Moss (G. K.):
Ask me why I sing. 12955.
See Moss (G. C.)
Florida calls to you.
Gone with the wind. 24636.
In old Madeira. 18850.
Tears in my song. 15028.
They satisfy. 28740.
Moss, (G.0 Rs):
Blame it on the moon. 13059.
I’m hitching my wagon to a star.
13707.
Stand in back of Roosevelt. 14909.
Starlight over my cabin. 12116.
Sweet dreams. 14958.
Moss (J. F.) Where are we gonna go
to now. 6060.
Moss (M. N.). Where are we gonna go
to now. 6060.
Moss (R. M.) Arabian sketch. 9596.
Moss (Rida) Let’s drink a toast to
love. 7711.
Moss (Mrs. Sidney) See Moss (G. K.)
Mosser (J. H.) I’m still believin’.
31958.
Mostazo (Juan):
Echale guindas al pavo.
Herencia gitana. 27249.
27006.
1974
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Morena clara. 27970.
Requiebros. 28859.
Moszkowski (Marcel)
(347, 348).
Moszkowski (Moritz) :
Bolero. 14812.
Guitarre. 32541.
Half hours with the favorite com-
posers. 15517 (254).
Impromptu. 21569 (372).
Inquiétude. 21569 (373).
Intimité. 21569 (374).
March of the dwarfs.
Mélodie. 21569 (375).
Menuet. 12862 (347, 348), 21569
(376).
Pantomime.
Romance
(378).
Seherzino. 21569 (379).
Serenata. 17250, 310038 (115).
Spanish dance. 8028.
Tarentelle. 21569 (380).
Tristesse. 21569 (381).
Mother & son publications:
Filomena. 24556.
Sunny weather is
23487.
Mother Goose.
Motley (L. T.)
32207.
Motor girl. 26533 (7, 23, 72, 80, 145,
a2 ea eo IOS Zo oe, 3135..016,
oli, woonk
Mott 3 Qe) 2b)
8908.
Mottu (Alexandre) :
Menuet. 12862
8027.
21569 (377).
sans paroles. 21569
shining on.
5489.
King to his love.
Syracuse overture.
Livre @heures. 11098.
Suite anglaise. 20923.
Moizan (Otto):
Chile moonlight. 6603.
What could be sweeter. 21284.
Motzer (F. EH.) :
I’m so in love with you, my dear.
7330.
My days are just an interlude.
28008.
When I look into your eyes, so
blue. 9260.
Mouges (Marion) Who’s dat knockin’.
18469.
Moulton (Hi) Saxophone improvisa-
tion. 5403, 8621.
Moulton (M. S.):
It’s springtime down in Carolina.
22518.
Mocking bird carols on. 22850.
My darling of Memory Land. 1816.
She tessed a kiss to me. 23340.
Sweet sugar plum, you're not so
dumb. 28506.
That naughty dimple in your chin.
23578.
Mount your horses. 1783.
Mountain king. 17259.
Mountain of vision. 8039*.
Mountjoy (W. A.) When dreams come
true. 23785.
Mountz (Mrs. G. W.) See Mountz
(Sarah ) .
Mountz (Sarah) Twilight dreams.
15164.
Moussorgsky (M. P.):
Ballet of the chickens in their
Shells. 24144.
Couturiere. 18986.
Gopak. 27174.
Song of Hafiz. 20851.
Song of the flea. 5544.
Mouton (EK. M.) Starry eyes.
Mouton (H.):
Danse de gazelles. 15517 (71).
En bateau. 29189 (96, 97).
Etienne Mareel. 21569: (482, 483).
14918.
Galante aventure. 10280.
Je ttaime. 27599, 27600.
Princesse jaune. 9509 (648).
Réverie du soir. 18648 (312, 513).
Roses trémiéres. 9509 (629).
Sur le chemin d’amour. 28624—
28626.
Movietone music corp.:
Ain’t he good lookin’. 34.
Alessandro. 29206.
Algerian market place. 15540.
Ali of a sudden. 18681.
Alpine echo. 18698.
Amigo. 29228.
Amour tendre. 29230.
Ancestors. 29233.
And that woman made a monkey
out of me. 18700, 21610.
Angelina. 6327.
Anxiety. 24096.
Anxious moment. 6338.
Arabian mood. 15599, 15600.
Argentine swing. 18722.
Arrest. 6348.
At the beach at Malibu.
At the codfish ball. 6857.
Babe. 15643.
Balboa. 18762,
Bell symphony.
Billboard dissolves.
Birth. 26670.
Blessed be the dawning. 6464.
Blue jay junior. 18819:
Bowery princess-end title. 26707.
Breathes there a man. 271, 18843.
Bugle call. 283, 15770.
Burial chant. 3512.
Camel caravan. 15798.
Carnival - ah romantic love dream.
31258.
Carnival - king and country call.
31255.
18734.
266355.
26656.
3406.
1975
INDEX
Movietone music corp.—Continued.
Carnival marehe. 31256.
Carnival—then farewell. 31257,
Chain gang song. 3564.
Chant funebre. 26772.
Christopher. 26807.
Clementine. 29410.
Clever Charlie Chan. 394.
Collection of picturesque and de-
scriptive compositions. 18950—
18952.
Condemned. 6666.
Continental parody. 18972.
Cup of bitterness. 19006.
Dainty steppers. 6700.
Dancing conversation. 19019.
Dancing in the open. 6712, 19024.
Death. 26910.
Deep South. 6744.
Departure. 19065.
Desperation. 29469.
Devotion. 31423.
Dilemma. 6760.
Dixie paraphrase. 6764.
Doctor song. 19088.
Does you want to go to hebben.
29491.
Dog’s life. 16044.
Dos galanes. 6789.
Down aroun’ Malibu way. 24450.
Dramatic moment. 29513.
Drinking song. 26994.
Dusky rhythm. 24491.
Early bird. 6835.
Emotional crisis no. 1. 19165.
Hn sabots. 27018.
English countryside. 19171.
English street cries. 27022.
Epic of the North. 29554.
Everybody swing. 31538.
Mxeitation. 13379:
False witnesses. 6887.
Fanfare no. 1. 6889.
Far far away. 22013.
Fiesta hacienda. 29590.
First you write the music. 19236.
Footlights. 29605.
Footsteps. 6921.
Foreign legion. 16221.
Foreign legion bugle call march.
13425.
Foreign legion march. 16222.
Franklin’s foods. 10251, 19265.
Funeral lamentation of Oriental
women. 27118.
Gaby can ean. 19280.
Gentle Julia. 794.
Graduation day. 24647.
Grief. 27187.
Gypping a Gypsy. 29684.
Gypsy’s lament. 7049.
Harp improvisation, for A-82.,
27217.
Here’s to you. 29729.
1976
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
Hold that bulldog. 24728.
Holy lie end title. 24724.
Holy lie production routine no. 1.
19464.
Hope no. 2. 24740.
Humoresque. 24760, 29758.
I don’t know myself—since I know
you. 381874.
I got a gal back home. 10540.
T like balalaika. 1035.
I love to ride the horses on a
merry-go-round. 1065, 4256.
I remember a dream. 19650.
I sing of spring. 7366, 19657.
I still believe in love. 7367.
Illusion. 24950.
Improvisation. 1217, 7449.
In a hurry. 32065.
In a Tyrolean village. 24965.
In No Man’s Land. 19761.
In Trinity chureh. 27560.
Incidental series. 1260, 19778.
Interrupted paradise. 82099.
Invasion. 29910.
It’s julep time in Dixie. 29927.
It’s love I’m after. 198138, 27582.
Janet. 29941.
Jig time. 16882.
Joan of Arkansaw. 4492.
Join the party. 10919.
Jolly times. 19845.
Keep that twinkle in your eye. 1391,
King of burlesque. 1304.
King of burlesque improvization.
4552.
Korn off the kob. 7659.
Let’s get goin’ baby. 7713, 22633.
Linda muchacha. 7749.
Lita. 4654, 11073.
Little ballet dancer. 32301.
Little fingers. 32305.
Lolita. 20028.
London bridge paraphrase. 17025.
Lonely lagoon. 7798.
Look at the moon. T7805.
Lookout, lookout for Jekyll or
Hyde. 27781.
Loretta. 30062.
Louise. 380064.
Love will tell. 201038, 20104.
Mareh of the Foreign Legion.
25294.
Marche funebre. 32428.
Marching over sands. 17137.
Market square. 27877.
Matron’s report. 11237.
Melody in Greek style. 27899.
Melody in Turkish style. 27900.
Merry moment. 380153.
Million miles from your heart.
20197.
Modern artist’s life. 9382511.
Modulation no. 1 for A—28. T7989.
Modulation no. 2 for A—28. 11284.
, INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Moon is in the sky. 4871.
Moon is shining. 30174.
Moonlit waltz. 27967.
Musette improvisations. 17267.
My little mule wagon. 30233.
My saddle is my throne. 20820.
Nickleodeon. 25504.
Night has lost the moon. 203860.
Noche azul. 8213.
Non lo perdete. 8214.
Not forgotten. 30290.
Nursery rhymes. 8238.
On a holiday in my playroom.
20437.
One in a million. 380350.
One-two-three-four, hey. 5163,
20476.
Ouch, 382803. ;
Over a cup of coffee. 20500, 25630.
Pair of stockings. 17567,
Papa Napoleon. 17573.
Par les rues. 5195.
Pastoral mood. 20517.
Patrician theme. 32838.
Phantom bugle. 8396.
Piano improvisation. 17606, 20536.
Pick-pick-pickaninny, pick dat cot-
ton. 380404, 32868.
Pigskin parade football songs.
28271.
Poison. 30419.
Polly-wolly-doodle. 2165.
Prayer and hope. 28296.
Premonition and disaster. 20592.
Priere. 30481.
Professional soldier bugle calls.
52738.
Professional soldier incidental.
5274.
Professor Appleby. 304383.
Pursue me. 382935.
Radiante. 2220.
Radio station fanfare. 20618.
Ramona. 380448, 30449.
Rand McNally, I love you. 20629.
Rescue. 25757.
Retribution. 30463.
Retrospection. 11815.
Revenge. 30464.
Reverie. 20649.
Rhapsody in silver. 5324.
Right somebody to love. 8546.
Rockabye baby paraphrase. 17759.
Salud a todos. 8606.
Santa Claus insert. 8615.
Saxophone improvisation. 5403,
8621.
Searching for someone. 14750.
Senorita. 20747.
Serpentin. 20748.
She and I. 2417.
Sheep shearing. 30535.
Shirley Temple song album. 28478.
1977
Sidewalks. 5461.
Silvers’ cradle days. 11978.
Sing, baby, sing. 20784, 20785.
Singing in a pool. 383158.
Sins of man. 20792.
Skaters mazurka. 383166.
Snatched. 5509.
Sneezing love. 2487.
Song gems from Ramona, 28554.
Sorrowful song. 28568.
Southern moon. 8793.
Spring in the Arctic. 25967.
Stalking. 20889.
Storm title. 25983.
Suefios de princesa. 8850.
Sunrise and you. 18050.
Suppe’s ghost. 28621.
Swahili hunt song. 28630.
Swahili laboring songs. 28631.
Swahili lion hunt chant. 28632.
Swahili lion song. 28633.
Swingin’ along singin’ a_ song.
8901.
T. S. U. Alma mater. 20971.
Tale of adventure. 18091.
Tense moment. 5700.
Then came the Indians. 5732,
18150.
There I go again. 30711.
To Mary with love. 30748.
Toad and the frog. 28775.
Top gallants. 80759.
Tragic prelude. 9057.
Turmoil title. 28819.
Two Jewish, Hassidien, melodies.
26593.
Two melodies of the Tartars of
Crimea. 26594.
Two weeks notice. 28838.
Uncle Tom’s cabin is a cabaret.
33554.
Vocal improvisation for A-20,
18301.
Wall street crash. 26232.
Waltzing in a dream. 28895.
War dissolves. 21241.
Wedding dance. 28926.
Which is which. 9302.
Yesterthoughts. 9406.
You do the darn’dest things, baby.
26446, 29115.
You’re a knockout. 33861.
You’re my favorite one. 9456,
12798.
You're slightly terrific. 26491,
29155.
You turned the tables on me.
21540, 30989.
Yukon trail. 26521.
Mowat (John) Farmer’s dream, next
year. 3876.
Mowen (Lizette):
Blow all your troubles into airy
bubbles. 9733.
INDEX
Mowen (Lizette)—Continued.
Don’t make a mountain from a
mole hill. 565.
Holding hands. 27268.
I’m gettin’ rem-i-nis-cent.
I never knew. 27456.
I will always be in love with you.
22322.
16669.
New moon over my _ shoulder.
8179.
Sweet Susan Marie. 12178.
There'll be sunshine. 12303.
Why should I ever be lonely.
3098.
With my ring around your finger.
12708.
You will find me on the level.
12833.
Mowery (Minnie) His radio. 24716.
Mowglis, ine. Song of the jungle.
253.
Mowlds (M. B.) My golden-haired
girl. 8085, 229
2923.
Mowlds (Peggy) See Mowlds (M. B.)
Moxley (J. H.):
I'll never leave you alone. 27379.
I love you but I know that it’s
wrong. 22305.
Moy (Hdgar):
Charm of the shawl. 26777.
Five characteristic pieces. 1786.
Irish dance. 44380.
Little child Jesus. 11076.
Milestones. 1720.
Simple tunes from near and far.
23359.
Six wayside sketches. 1787.
Moya (—) Song of songs. 2535.
Moya (Roberto de):
Kongo karabalicero. 10981.
Timoteo. 12354.
Moyer (D. J.) Guy. 27191.
Moyer (W. D.): »°
Remick’s standard hits. 5310+
5318.
Robbins guitar folio of popular
songs no. 6. 5346.
Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular and production songs.
2291.
Robbins tener banjo folio of popu-
lar songs. 2294.
Santos novella folio. 33062.
Wilson’s chords for guitar.
Moyers (Elizabeth)
33768.
I’m dreaming of
an old fashioned garden. 7296.
Movyse (Mareel) :
Dix études. 4549.
20 exercices et études. 4908.
Mozart (Leopold) Sinfonia di caccia.
BATT.
Mozart (W. A.):
Andante. 25391.
Authentic first Mozart. S042.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 3k
Cassazione. 30194.
Colla bocca e non col core.
Concerto. 1789, 8044.
Deutscher tanz. 4909.
Divertimento. 4910, 4911.
Don Giovanni. 32545*.
Excerpt from piano sonata no. 10.
382546.
Fiinfzehn walzer.
8043.
30195.
Hymne an Deutschland. 11330.
Klavierkonzert C moll. 4588, 4539.
Konzert B-dur fiir fagott. 113831-
1 any
Larghetto. 1790.
Lullaby. 8045.
Magic flute. 9509 (500).
Marcia alla turea. 6253 (826).
Menuet. 27982.
Minuet. 8046, 14824, 14325, 2'7983.
Mozart als achtjahriger komponist.
29189 (279).
Sinfonia concertante. 20252.
Sonata in A major. 9509 (501).
Spriichworter-symphonie. 113834.
Symphonies of Haydn, Schubert
and Mozart in score. 103895.
Tell me fair ladies. 9509 (502).
Thema und variationen. 17263.
Titus. 1791.
Violin-konzert. 15517 (255).
Whom the gods love. 22887.
Mucha (P. P.):
Lovely dream. 1584.
What’s the answer baby. 18384.
Mucman - (B.) Panna’ Andzia * ma
wychodne. 14559, 14560.
Mitiller (A. T.):
As ijarmic tylko ty.
Kwiaty, czy, wy wiecie ...
6255, 6256.
14013.
Trudno. 15149, 15150.
Wiesz ty o tem, ze ja w nocy
placze. 9342, 9343.
Mueller (C. F.):
All through the night. 6294.
Build thee more stately mansions.
31208.
Daybreak. 26898.
Envoy. 161381.
Lift high the triumph-song. 4642.
O blessed day of motherhood.
11526.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
32726.
Our Christmas day. 30861, 30362.
Search me, O God. 28450.
When wilt Thou save the people.
9289.
Miiller (Charlotte) Schnitzeljagd.
8627.
Mueller (Fred):
Montana glacier land, I hear you
calling. 17226.
Walla-Walla, where you _ go.
23719.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Miiller (Johannes) Hans und Hanna.
31738.
Mueller (Marvin):
Don’t look now. 19102.
Life is blue. 19987.
Mum’s the word. 20258.
Nearly. 20342.
Mueller (P. J.) Just fiddlin’. 25079.
Mueller (R. K.) How ean the stars
still shine. 27292.
Mueller (R. M.) Since you introduced
me to love. 5474.
Miiller (Reinhard) :
Goldene stunde. 13483.
Gute nacht, mein kleines midchen.
13510.
Mirchen von gltick und _ liebe.
30096.
Nimm die fiedel, mein zigeuner.
14458.
Sing, sing, sing vogelein. 14799.
So fingt es an. 30569.
Wenn ich gliicklich bin, dann schrei
ich juhu. 9226.
Miller (S. W.):
Choralvorspiele.
Concerto grosso.
31293.
13193.
Schlaraffenhochzeit. 30507*.
Sonate. 30197.
Zwei sonatinen. 30198.
Miller (Tadeusz) Kwiaty, czy wy
WHecle e125... b4012.
Muenzen (M.) Was it just a dream.
18332.
Muertos hablan. 1793.
Mugellini (Bruno) auw., and Mugellini
(L. CC.) prop. Wohltemperierte
klavier. 29189 (18).
Muggell’ (M. B.) Blue,
21710.
Muggleton (Bessie)
665.
Muir (Alexander)
ever. 20148.
SMiairie(C. Bz):
Angel choir. 24091.
Christ is born. 24301.
Empty vase. 16122.
blue, blue.
End of the road.
Maple leaf for
When shall we meet again. 30483.
Muir (L. F.):
Bushel o’ kisses. 29189 (48).
Mexatexa. 29189 (269).
Play that fandango rag. 29189
(329, 330).
When thou art near. 29189 (466).
Zaamee. 29189 (491).
Mujeres de hoy. 32548.
Mulacek (F.) Moldau. 22853.
Muleahy (C. H.):
Good-by, good luck, God bless you.
4011.
I’m just a
Gypsy without you.
13714.
Muleay (T. F.):
My Alabama mammy. 17275.
Old pal, old pal. 8284.
Muldowney (Johnny) Lazy summer
moon. 22618.
Mulé (Giuseppe) Liola. 14092, 16979,
16980.
Mulhearn (C. H.):
It happened to’ me. 10855.
My moment supreme. 1873.
We're through. 12560.
Mulholland (S. C.) I’m in _ love.
1098.
Mulis (Emma) Dream of me. 19124.
Mulkey (Bob) Gentleman awaits.
31636.
Mulkey (W. C.) To-morrow’s dream.
23642.
Mullen (Retta) There’s a little va-
cant high chair in the attic. 287238.
Mullens (F. V.) Dreaming in a gar-
den. 26977.
Muller (Adam) When all the boys on
the block wanted you. 12597.
Muller (G. 8S.) Let’s go to Honolulu.
11081.
Muller (O. J.) Ive locked your love
within my heart. 10703.
Mullet (M. M.) Stand by the Presi-
dent. 18004.
Mullet (W. J.) America marches on.
15574.
Mullin (J. E.) Gigolo girl. 22087.
Mullin (W. C.) Gigolo girl. 22087.
Mullin (W. H.) Im in love with a
girl named Mary. 1100.
Mullinar (Michael) Where the bee
sucks. 238840.
Mulliner (I. F.) pseud. See Lincoln
(CER ..)
Mullins “(E>2R:):
I’m just as good as you. 27481.
Waiting for you. 28885.
Mulvey (E. B.) Love letters. 1571.
Muneaster (L. Y.) With the dawn-
ing of each day. 21426.
Mundy (J. A.) President Franklin D.
Roosevelt’s birthday. 5266.
Mundy (James):
Goodman swing. T7011.
House hop. 19490, 27287.
Mad house. 7880, 11194.
Swingtime in the Rockies. 23530.
Mungo-Park (M.):
D’ott viens tu, bergére. 26870.
So blessed be the time. 20818.
So merrily the shepherds began to
blow. 20817 .
Munich (I. C.) awv., and Munich (J. H.)
prop. Golden memory. 8834.
Muniz (D. M.) Lost love. 20063.
Munk (Harold and Wilfred) River of
love. 20664.
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INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Munkelt (J. P.) Berceuse. 9509
(61).
Munn (W. O.):
East Indian dancer. 13356.
March of the tiny soldiers. 17184.
Santa Claus in, town. 25811.
Senorita. 2597.
Sleepy Town.
Whistling down
21381.
Munoy (L.):
Morenita angelical. 8019.
Pisa bien y no resvales. 8417.
Porque me obligas. 8449.
Que tendria yo. 8487.
Munoz (Gabriel) :
Serenata de amor. 28458.
Yo no tengo la culpa. 6149.
Munro (Ronnie) Travelling salesman.
33491. é
Muraro (Louis) :
Fairy tales.
Honolulu lullaby.
20802.
the road I go.
29571.
10465.
22282.
I never stole anything valuable
until I stole you. 7354.
Just keepin’ me on the string.
29958.
Wait for me. 12522.
Muratta (F. B.) Let me dance this
last dance with you dear. T705.
Muraz (Jafar Devlet-) See Devlet-
Muraz (Jafar)
Murch (B. E.) He’s the man. 16368.
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with John
G. Murdoch & co., l1td.:
Country scenes. 21811.
In woodland shade. 4419.
King’s hunt. 22595.
Musical pictures. 32558.
Pictures in the twilight. 5221.
Romance in F minor. 23279.
Suite in five movements. 23475.
Suite of five pieces. 23476.
Three pieces for pianoforte. 31820.
Murdock (I. R.) Six responses. 18648
Ci).
Murgatroyd (Cyril) :
Ain’t it funny. 12886.
Have a heart and make it soon.
13536.
That’s their way of making love.
15065.
When we parted. 15336.
Murgu (Adam) :
Living a dream. 17020.
Money, money is what I want.
1722.
Murphy (A. C.):
Bamboo baby. 12862 (82).
Beer Land. 12862 (38).
Down at the kissing gate, Kate.
12862 (136).
La-la oo-la-la-la. 12862 (288).
Murphy (Alta) When it’s night time
in the canyon. 3032.
Murphy (C. G.) Olde dusty thirty-five.
8296.
Murphy (C. W.):
Girl in the clogs and shawl. 21569
(164).
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
21569 (185).
Murphy (Elizabeth)
12852 (224).
Murphy (H. E.):
Gonna tell my sweetie.
Some were left. 25921.
You be the blossom, I’ll be the bee.
6166,
Murphy (J. M.)
2994.
Murphy (J. R.) Night sighs. 23026.
Murphy (James) You may belong to
somebody else, but your heart belongs
Honey-land.
19328.
Weeping willow tree.
to me. 23969.
Murphy (Joseph) Peepin’ in the fu-
ture. 32846.
Murphy (Kk. ©.) Roosevelt’s: the man.
25789.
Murphy (R.. E.) Kerry courting.
33904 (158).
Murphy (Spud):
Beebe. 3429.
Dixieland shuffle. 24425.
House hop. 27287.
Jangled nerves. 19831.
Stompin’ at the Savoy. 5599.
Sunday. 8860.
Swingtime in the Rockies. 23530.
Trans-continental. 18228.
Murphy (T. EH.) When I dream, I
dream of you. 3019.
Murphy (Thomas F.)
of memory. 29885.
Murphy (Tim) See Murphy (Timothy
F.)
Murphy (Timothy F.)
14444.
Murphy (Tom)
Murray (Alan):
In my garden
New moon.
See Murphy (T: E.)
Call of the pipes. 15795.
Tll walk beside you. 27382.
Madam Jeanette. 17104.
Miracles sometimes happen. 27932.
She shall have music. 2422.
Wandering player. 9181.
Murray (Albert) There’s a graveyard
in the foothills of the Rockies. 28721.
Murray (Billy):
Kau folio. 13987.
Murray’s (Billy) ten genuine Ha-
waiian melodies. 14328.
Murray (Calvin) Just an old rustic
Shack. 4519.
1980
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Murray (D. D.):
Are you just pretending, dear.
24104.
Call upon the name of Jesus. 307.
Murray (Dave):
Maybe you may know it too. 14237.
Under her spell. 15179.
Murray (F. E.):
I’m gonna meet Miss Prosperity.
7305.
Oh! Alf Landon, we’re betting on
you. 28144.
Murray (Gordon) Shine on, silver
moon. 30538.
First book of short
22081.
Murray (Gregory )
organ interludes.
Murray (H. A.):
Beautiful dawn of love.
Florida sunshine. 3912,
When it’s spring. 9276.
Murray (H. C.) Just a dream come
true. 4507.
Murray (J. A.):
In time of roses.
13007.
24996.
Ye banks and braes. 30950.
Murray (Martha) Oh! Won’t that
be a great great day. 32755.
Murray (Maurice) It was only a line.
4474,
Murray (Phil)
Murray (R. G.)
26484.
Murray (Richard) :
At a dance I met you by chance.
15617.
What a pal can do to you. 5975.
Murray (Ruth) In an old cherry
orchard. 7462, 16718.
Murrell (M. D.) Honey guy. 29745.
Musacchia (J. J.) Sitting by the fire.
20794.
Muscariello (Nick)
30299.
Muscatello (J. S.):
Don’t keep me in doubt. 24440.
Just a tender tune. 13959.
Muschett (Owen) :
Cigarette girl. 24306.
No one can steal you from me.
230382.
Swing the baton. 23519.
Musclow (BH. C.) Over the waves that
come rolling. 2094.
Dream of you. 3778.
You're my heartache.
Nterra pusilleco.
Museo (Charles) Two mazurkas.
32551.
Music goes ’round. 1466, 1475, 2309,
2744.
Music hath charms.
1233, 1648, 1796.
Music highways and byways.
Music library of Chicago:
Cup. 6691.
Dear, wert thou less than all the
world to me. 13256.
233, 951, 1087,
27984.
Gundi. 7045.
Kuni-San. 7045.
Night of a thousand stars. 14454.
Parted. 14565.
Questions. 8490.
Rondel, 17766.
Whispering winds. 9809.
Music-master sketches. 143830*.
Music of the ordinary. 22896.
Music products corp. :
Air waves. 6280.
Emblems of victory. 29541.
Legionaires on parade. 7699.
Spirit of our navy. 8804.
Wings of victory. 93859.
Music publishers holding corp. :
Along the old frontier. 29218.
Bye and bye. 31220. ;
Down the cottonwood trail. 29510.
How’s by you. 31833.
Til thank you to stay out of my
dreams. 31911.
Mister and Missus Doakes.
My little buckaroo. 32603.
My silver dollar man. 32627.
Tankard of ale. 33366.
Music, second year, children’s manual.
4918,
Music service co.:
My arms are full of memories.
ni pelere
Yoh’r ma light divine.
Music the whole world loves.
Musical comedy memories.
17271.
Musical hour. 27987*.
Musical masterpieces. 20256-20258.
Musical salvationist. 1800-1802, 4920,
8053, 11342, 14331, 17272, 20260, 22897,
25404, 27990, 32559, 32560:
Musicant (B.):
I’m in the business—What busi-
ness. 27428, 29816.
Plans. 17623.
Play geography.
32505.
17277.
1799.
11341,
32874.
Musikwissenschaftlicher verlag, g. m.
beih::
Fantasia. 16006.
Notturni. 16360.
Notturno. 163861.
Sinfonia D-dur. 15834, 18922.
1. symphonie C-moll. 9506.
IV. symphonie es-dur. 33904.
VI. symphonie A-dur. 9508.
MuSnicki (W.):
iam... 32212,
Spij malefistwo. 33254.
Sybiracy. 14990.
Musser (C. O.) I seek your love.
22389.
Musser (N. M.) Sunbeam song. 20927.
Mutter (C. L.) :
I must be falling in love. 29831.
"Till you be nice to me. 30743.
1981
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Mutz (Frank) ‘Throw away your
troubles, and smile, smile, smile.
21088.
Muzzy (L. J.) Night nurse. 8196.
My bonnie. 14840, 30206.
My bonnie lies over the ocean. 14341.
My country home. 14850.
My father’s growing old. 4942.
My good mother. 113838, 11354.
My mimosa maid. 9509 (510).
My old fashioned scrap book. 4984.
sweet Hawaiian rose. 1905.
My tomboy girl. 11447.
My way to heaven is through your love,
sweetheart. 18648 (254, 255).
Myddleton (W. H.) au., and Myddleton
(G. E.) prop.:
Hungarian. 12862 (227).
My lady love. 12862 (227).
Myer (Bert) Louisville Louie. 25231,
Myer (Bly) See Blymyer (R. L.)
Myer (K. A.) Laughing at you now.
30001.
Myers (A. C.) Oshtuh buyer. 20484.
Myers (A. D.) Colossal New York
town. 15876.
Myers (A. D.) & sons. I heard it on
the radio. 29790.
Myers (Al.) I heard it on the radio.
29790.
Myers (B. B.) Old Black Joe gone
hi-de-ho. 2016.
Myers (Carmel) See Blum (C. M.)
Myers (Hlsie) Ill never forget. 1050.
Myers (F. A.) American soldier.
24031 (5).
Myers (F. P.) Please be mine. 20560.
Myers (F. 8S.) Gift of song. 801.
Myers (H. E.):
Dodging the creditors. 31440.
Gone with the breeze. 22121.
I’ve hitched my wagon to a star.
19678.
Please be mine. 20560.
Red smoke. 206839.
Ya-de-ya-de-ya-de-ya. 21464.
Myers (Lyla) See Prather (L. M.)
Myers (S. G.):
Ahi wela. 31.
Akahi hoi. 36, 37.
Myers (Sherman) pseud. See Ewing
(Montague)
Myers (W. B.) In love with you.
27541.
Myers (W. E.) While jamming for
his majesty, the Zulu king. 33726.
Myers & Carrington. Ye old English
Christmas. 29094*.
Mylonas. 1919.
Myram (Mary) pseud. See Biondi
(A. M.)
Myrow (Joe):
Hot spell. 4160.
I’m in love. 4282.
Two in love.
Mysels (Sammy) :
2861, 5847.
Tll be hanged if they’re gonna
hang me. 7250.
River man. 17750.
Since Yussel learned to yodel, he’s
a Yiddishe mountaineer. 8689.
Woman’s got a right to change her
mind. 21435.
Na dubt, dubozku. 32641.
Nabholz (M. 8.) My grace is sufficient
for thee. 17314.
Nadeau (Ulysses) Three brown mice.
21087.
Nadler (Mrs. C.. EH.) See Nadler
(Fritz)
Nadler (Fritz) :
Ask me why I sing. 12955,
Gone with the wind. 24636,
In old Madeira. 13850.
Tears in my song. 15023.
Nadolny (Hazel) au., and Nadolny
(G. 8.) prop. Beach song, I’m a son
of the beach. 26642.
Nador (Katherine) Gypsy and his
old violin. SSO.
Naess (William) Nights of gold.
28101.
Nagel (Adolph) :
Kleines geistliches konzert.
Quintett. 23226f 23227.
Suite im alten stil. 23474.
4 original-sonaten. 4049.
31 stiicke aus alten suiten. 4129.
Nagel (EH. O.) I learned the meaning
of love. 27362.
Nagel (Harold)
Nagel (Robert) :
Remember my heart. 380457.
We need a vacation. Z964.
Nagle (Paul) Let me be your sweet-
heart, once again. 16920.
Nagle (W. S.):
King of Yvetot. 25104.
Now is the hour of darkness past.
5073.
Nagler (Franciscus)
snow. 380518.
Nagro (C. F.) Silent night. 2444.
Nahmee (R. K. M.) Syrian and Egyp-
tian music and vocal _ selections.
5662.
Nall (Frank) ‘There’s a _ covered
wagon rollin’ o’er the prairie. 21049.
Nall (J. B.) Workers for our country.
23914.
Naltsa (Themi) Thumasai. 2789.
Nance (O. H.) jr. Let’s play house
4561.
My only love. 32620.
Serenade in the
again. 11087.
Nani wale Lihue. 14485.
Nape (David) Tomi Tomi. 9049,
12371.
Napoletano (Camillo) Italy empire.
1982
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Napoli (Charles)
bridge march.
INapolre (sy, F:)-:
Let’s’ tell
11047.
Never before.
Waltz of love.
Napoli (Jacopo)
Napolitan (Angelo)
San Francisco bay
11891.
it to the preacher.
11470.
12529.
Ouverture. 17372.
Until the dawn.
18271.
Napolitano (Oscar) Dos rosas para
ti. 6790.
Naptan (John) Just for the thrill of
it. 10946.
Won’t you share your
26423.
Pleure. 11708.
Concerto in E mi-
Nard (Tony)
love with me.
Nardini (Nino)
Nardini (Pietro)
nor. 15517 (62).
Nardo (V. W.) Rose of the garden
and you, dear. 28401.
Nardone (S. J.) jr.
loveliness. 25164.
Narramore (Winston) Bless your
heart honey, bless your heart. 138060.
Nascimbene (Mario) Vivendo accan-
to a te. 5896.
Nash (G. H.)
28299, 28300.
Nash (W. M.)
you’re in your centennial.
Nash (Wanda):
Brother do we feel great when we
feel lousy. 13098.
Heart-rending love ballad. 13555.
We never get to first base with the
Let’s walk in
PreciouS wee one.
Texas, dear old Texas,
15048.
dames. 21263.
Nassar (R. S.) At the end of each
day. 24113.
Natalini (Alfonso) Cuddle up and say
you care. 313877.
Nathan (H. B.) Little cowboy. 11077.
Nathan (J. S.):
In the garden of the West.
(248).
Your happiness is all I wish, deep
‘in my heart. 21569 (633).
Natio (1.) pseud. See Culotta (llum-
inato)
Nation (H. EH. J.)
Nation (Hugh)
chair. 8126.
Nation (L. L.)
you back to Romany.
21569
Tri-ango. 28796.
My mother’s rocking
Hear my heart calling
4102.
Natl. assn. of Delta theta chi. Songs
of Delta theta chi. 25943.
Natl. assn. of modern music, ine.
Miracle series of modern music.
ME
Natl. inst. of music and arts, inc.:
Ahi wela. 31.
Akahi hoi. 36, 37.
All through the night. 52.
Aloha oe. 62,
126829—37——31
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 214.
Nioma plan for violin.
14459.
Rock of ages.
National march.
Natl. music ¢co.:
Don’t muss my hair.
Just for a day. 10943.
Mother dear. 11320.
Natl. music pub. corp.:
Live a Gypsy interlude. 25199.
Underneath Miami’s dreamy moon.
26187.
Natl. poetry center.
1954,
2997, 2298.
20339.
21902.
What grows in
my garden and other songs. 125838.
Natole (J. B.) Fading rainbow.
27047.
Nauer (J. B.) All I need is you.
21588.
Naughten (Hazel) You’re the one I
love. 6211, 24000.
Naumann (W.) pseud. See Brand-
stetter (Willi)
Nautical John. 1928.
Nautical medley. 17381.
Nava (D. N.) Club Lazaro Cardenas.
15869.
Navales (lL. R.) Don’t you forget me,
my dear senorita. 95761.
Navalinski (EH. A.) I
sympathy. 31974.
Navarrete de Martin (Emilia) :
Brisa. 9768.
Obrero. 11532.
Roosevelt al frente. 11858.
Roosevelt in the front. 14703.
Navratil (Hugene) What’s life with-
need your
out love. 12585, .
Navratil (Frances) Dallas bound.
13225,
Nayer (P. B.) My darling, my dear.
11860.
Naylor (HE. A.):
God cares. 19314. .
Saved to serve. 33066.
Star of hope. 20893. .
Why be alone. 21388.
Naylor (H. W.) Angelus. 18648 (16).
Naylor (G. J.) Blue coat. 9738.
Nazare-Aga (Y. K.) Yeux clos. 9509
(815).
Nazarene (Dominick) We broke apart
but youre still in my heart. 9200.
Nazarene pub. house:
Dark Africa. 3681. -
Jesus is His name. 4484.
Savior lead me. 5400.
Way is growing better every day.
9936.
Neago (Jean) Murcia. 30199.
Neal (B. E.): ;
Hleven o’clock in heaven. 19163.
I took little Sue to the zoo. 24896.
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INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Ea a nae ean ETRE EM La
Neal (B. E.)—Continued.
Night is here. 20364.
That’s you. 21035.
Neal (lL. O.) Too much moonshine.
23646.
Neal (Lois) There’s only one you.
26108.
Neal pub. co. Eleven o'clock in heaven.
19163.
Nealy (Robert) Just we two. 4536.
Neapolitan (Ray) Until the dawn.
18271.
Neapolitan street orchestra of two
pieces. 11460*.
Nearer my God to Thee. 8168, 17382,
32649.
Neat (John) :
Do you know Charlie Digby. 29189
(87).
Do you miss me in the dear home-
land. 18648 (99).
In all my dreams. 16714.
Jolly jingles. 9509 (348).
Pretty little girl from nowhere.
29189 (342).
Nebeker (Vern) Im all wrapped up
in love. 27402.
Necken-polska. 17385.
Neddo (Gertrude) While the sun sinks
in the west. 21374.
Neddo (Mrs. John)
trude)
Needham (A. A.)
33904 (111).
Needham (J. HE.)
See Neddo (Ger-
Highland croon.
My heart is calling
you. 28024.
Needles (J. F.) I wonder why. 7421.
Neel (B. L.) My mother. 28054.
Neeld (C. V.) My inspiration you.
28033.
Neeley (Maurine) :
Ask me no questions. 26606.
Heaven on earth. 27239.
More than likely. 22876.
Parting is such sweet
23161.
Romantic interlude.
Neff (EF. M.) Some how.
Negley (H. J.)
U. S. A. 20492.
Negley (Joseph)
14384.
Negro folk songs as sung by Lead Belly.
30269,
Negro songs of protest. 17388.
Negro spirituals. 17389.
Nehr (C. M.):
And that she liked. 3835.
SOrrow.
23281.
14848.
Our own dear old
My Illinois home.
One moment with you. 20468.
Right under the moon. 8547.
Nehring (Albrecht) Unvollkommene
ehe. 5870.
Neibaur (KE. T.) Honey, please be
kind. 10462.
Neiburg (A. J.) :
Graduation waltz. 13496.
Nobody knows but the _ posies.
17426.
There goes my attraction. 21042.
Vaquero. 12487.
Ydu’ve got me_ guessin’ again.
29167.
Neidengard (H. G.):
North wind whistling ’round the
corner. 30289.
Where are all the joys that sum-
mer brought. 23837.
Yellow gleams the moon. 18546.
Neiditch (Sidney) Love made _ its
début. 22734.
Neidlinger (O. B.) Young Werner’s
song. 9509 (819).
Neidlinger (W. H.) au., and Neidlinger
(O. B.) prop.:
Abide with me. 18648 (2).
Alleluia! O Lord of all. 18648
(8). ;
Come unto Me. 9509 (144).
Could ye not watch. 9509 (159).
Day is gently sinking to a close.
6253 (96).
Death is vanquished.
139).
God be merciful to me. 9509 (266).
3270' (138,
I will lay me down in peace. 9509
(321).
Jesus, I my cross have taken. 3270
(335, 336).
Lindy. 3270 (372, 373).
Little girl. 9509 (402).
Maiden and the _ birds. 18648
(237).
Old mill wheel. 18648 (274).
On our way rejoicing. 3270 (479,
480).
Prince of humanity. 3270 (521,
522).
Silent sea. 18648 (324).
Song-sparrow. 3270 (609, 610).
Still, still with thee. 9509 (708).
Thy peace, O Lord. 18648 (356).
Two songs. 3270 (451).
Neill (William) Allegro moderato in
G minor. 12904.
Neitz (Arthur) :
Goin’ down the Santa Fe trail.
19316.
Lonesome moon.
Nekuda (R. F.):
When I dream of my dear home
sweet home. 12606.
Would you consider me. 127385.
Nellums (D. T.) When evening comes.
9251.
Nelly (Jean)
24117.
Nelms (Crawford) jr. Baby why didn’t
you play fair. 12975.
4693.
Au temps des croisades.
1984
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Nelsen (Christian) :
Grand home coming.
Jesus’ love. 16829.
Moving day. 17262.
That wonderful day. 18148.
Up yonder. 18276.
16307.
Nelsen (Sister Mary Xavier) Jesus
and the children. 7569.
Nelsen (R. P.) Walking the streets
looking for you. 33606.
Nelson (A. W.) On Jordan’s bank.
12862 (383).
Nelson (Arnette)
thing. 19560.
Nelson (H. G.):
Gone with the wind. 22122.
Heaven in my heart. 29720.
I kept rubbing that
Hickor y-dickory-dock. 16405,
19447.
Horse op’ry, yipi addy yipi addy
aye. 19487.
Let me sing in Hecho Valley. 380011.
Love came out of the night. 1559.
Oh! You rogue! You stole my
heart. 28069, 25563.
Nelson (H. B.):
My life is for you. 14390.
Sunset on old Chippewa. 14948.
Nelson (H. G.)
31703.
Nelson (H. T.) Out where the blue
bluebonnets bloom. 11629.
Nelson (J. D.) lLet’s take a chance-
Gotta picture of you.
on-love. 7721.
Nelson (J. T.) You're leaving me blue.
23981.
Nelson (J. W.) You're leaving me
blue. 23981.
Nelson (K. J.):
Virst and last sweetheart. 13407.
Good-night, sweet dreams. 13491.
Just as long as the _ bluebonnet
blooms. 13965
Paradise on wheels.
Someone I love like you.
Nelson (lL. J.):
Dreaming silver moon. 1383829.
I am goin’ to town. 10499.
Nelson (lL. P.) Adventures of Simple
Simon. 12875*.
Nelson (M. BE.) Reward. 17733.
Nelson (M. M.) For Texas. 751.
Nelson (M. 8.) I’m through with you.
19641.
Nelson (Marion)
32467.
Nelson (Melissa) How can I get along
without you, baby. 4168.
Nelson (Ozzie} Loyal sons of Rutgers.
7862, 14198.
Nelson (R. A.) Good bye, my dear,
good bye. 193831.
Nelson (R. 8.) Along the azalea trail
with you in old Mobile. 6307.
14564.
14855.
Memories of Nevada.
Nelson (Rudolph) :
Ich bin das Fratilein Dudelsack.
33904 (134).
Miss Dudelsack.
O du my darling, du, du, du.
(218).
Reite roter leutenant. 383904 (247).
Schach-duett. 383904 (260).
Schlossgespenst. 33904 (261).
Wir sind die Macs, die edlen Macs.
33904 (341).
83904 (194-196).
33904
Nelson (8S. A.) Sweetheart to you.
5653.
Nelson (V. L.) Just an interlude.
25070.
Nemeth (Anna)
8859, 33300.
Nemmers (M. L.) au., and Nemmers
(EK. P.) prop. Mass in honor of St.
Sun will shine again.
Adelina. 6253 (811, 312).
Nemo (Henry) ‘This is a drug store.
12330.
Nemoff (Irving) :
Before I met you. 18794.
Buried treasure. 24222.
Part of me. 20513.
Nepermann (F. H.) Farmer in the
overall. 27061.
Neri (Charles) When ever. 9253.
Nero und Acté. 32654.
Nervera:
Amore. 85,
Serenata. 2409.
Nesbit (Jacqueline) Dream man.
10081.
Nesbitt (Harry and Max):
It’s gonna be a bright and sunny
day. 7544.
Nun-Yuff and Sun-Yuff. 255385.
Nesbitt (Jacqueline) Hail to our Pres-
ident. 381732.
Nesbitt (S. M.):
Do you or don’t you. 550.
Nassau. 28079.
Nesbitt (W. E.) I miss my little miss.
10671.
Nesgen (P. G.) Marching on with
Horner. 22777.
Neshamkin (Mortimer and _ Oliver)
Re-elect Roosevelt. 25744, 25745.
Nessett (Arthur) Over the radio.
17560.
Nestor (J. C.):
Chinatown blues. 9867.
Dreaming. 10089.
Netherlands, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Nettles (Bill) :
Just forgive and forget me, my
darling. 1370.
Memories of Huey P. Long. 1695.
Netzer (EH. F.)
23156.
Paradise is empty now.
1985
INDEX
pt. TI, n.s., v. 31
Neuberger (A. H.):
Everything. 6873.
Girl from Tuscaloosa. 6970.
I get the jitters when Annabelle
titters. 7223.
In the hills of Los Gatos.
O! paradise. 8241.
Neufeld (A. J.)
7496.
S568.
Neugebauer (Charles) Love in season.
25242. ‘
Neuhofer (Franz) Osterreichische or-
gelsonate. 5090.
Neuhofer-gemeinde. Osterreichische
orgelsonate. 5090.
Neumann (C. F.) Rose of Rio. 28400.
Neumann (Freddie) :
To be in love with you.
Words fail me. 239138.
Neumann (Mathieu) aw., and Neumann
(Maria) prop.:
12359.
Gebet. 18648 (139).
Leichter wanderer. 18648 (219).
Nachtgebet. 18648 (256).
Neuville (Pierre) :
Bleu. 246.
Depuis que mon cceur. 10015.
Toi seul. 12369.
Neville (Fred) :
Antonio. 29240.
Oh! Grace, she slappa da_ bass.
32739.
Neville (H. G.) Thou art our light.
30734.
Neville (Verne) :
Blue flame. 3472.
I saw the light in your eyes. 7360.
I’ve got the Sunday morning hang-
over blues. 7384.
Keep your hands on the dollars.
7640.
Love came to me in the springtime.
14155.
That, they say, is love. 12298.
There’s a picture on my dresser.
12310.
You thought you knew. 15486.
Nevin (A. P.) Egyptian love song.
12862 (142).
Nevin (Ethel) pseud.
(Gladys)
Nevin (Ethelbert) :
Canzone amorosa. 6561.
Egyptian love song. 12862 (142).
Gondolieri. 6999.
Rosary. 383021.
Nevin (G. H.):
Close your eyes. 18175.
In a cottage by the sea. 13835.
M-A-R-Y I love you. 14228.
See Brownlie
Nevin (George B.) au., and Nevin
(L. C.) prop.:
Crucified. 6253 (92).
Draw me to Thee. 6253 (107),
26533 (60).
Hail, Jehovah, glorious leader.
3270 (235).
King in His beauty. 62538 (264).
Lord is my shepherd. 17048.
Sunrise. 6253 (459).
Romance of spring.| Nevin (Gordon B.):
Bow down Thine ear. 26706.
Call the ewes. 3528.
Church music for the smallest
organ. 31307.
Flight of the moon. 24567.
Incline Thine ear. 27563.
Lord, I cry to Thee. 27783.
Lord is nigh unto all. 27785.
Lord of hosts, great ruler. 27786.
Minstrel’s reproof. 7980.
O can ye sew cushions. 5081.
O holy one, we worship Thee.
28131.
Send out Thy light. 28453.
Silhouettes. 25867.
Sonate pathétique. 6423.
Thy will, not mine. 28757.
Thy word abideth. 28814.
To Thee do I lift up my soul.
28778.
New divorce. 138882. F
New England trust co. Wind among
the reeds. 33904 (3840).
New faces. 17064, 18568, 18638, 20293.
New faces of 1936. 13900, 14408, 15131.
New Jersey college for women. Junior
class, 1937:
Blue lament. 15782.
Red cafe. 17706.
You dance like a moonbeam.
18574.
New music:
Percussion pieces. 14577.
Strange funeral in Braddock.
23460. )
Toceata. 23460.
New shoes. 27473.
New world music corp. Strike up the
band for U. C. L. A. 28606.
New Zealand, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Newberry (Cammann) :
Lid’s off. 16957.
Lock your heart. 20021.
Someday. 33223.
Newcomb (Ellen) Someone to love
and cuddle up to. 8750.
Newcombe (H. C.):
Collection of famous song varie-
ties. 9892.
Keene’s (Hank) number four book
of original mountain, cowboy,
hill-billy and folk songs. 1389.
My heavenly mansion. 4961.
Sing me a hymn. 2463.
1986
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Newcomer (W. W.) Rest. 17728.
Newell (M. J.):
Believin’ in love. 15694.
Belong to you. 15697.
Happy -go-lucky son- of - a- gun.
16335.
Newell (Marie) :
Blue grass of Kentucky.
I was so lonely. 19685.
If you want to. 16700.
Is it any wonder. 16778.
My Bermuda Rose. 17280, 25409.
Newell (Roy) :
Charity begins at home.
18817.
13145.
Completely. 381326, 31827.
Give a little thought to me. 31653.
In a continental room. 24957.
Just driftin’ along. 19872.
Too many irons in the fire. 28785.
You’re indispensable. 15471.
Newell (Sara) Frolic in Atlantic.
10264.
Newgass (H. C.):
I sing of God.
Tranquillity.
Newlin (Ruth)
27149.
Newlyweds (The) 3270 (75, 212, 281,
400, 443), 12862 (159), 26533 (131).
Newman (Alfred) :
Alessandro. 29206.
Amour tendre. 29230.
Desperation. 29469.
Fiesta hacienda. 29590.
Invasion. 29910.
Loretta. 30062.
Patrician theme.
Priere. 30431.
Ramona. 30448, 30449.
Retribution. 30468.
Revenge. 30464.
Sheep shearing. 30535.
Newman (Charles) :
Glorious girl. 818.
It’s no fun. 7549.
Silhouettes under the stars.
West wind. 3001.
You can’t pull the wool over my
1148.
12397.
God’s glad to-morrow.
32838.
25868.
eyes. 12768.
Newman (Eldridge) Two waltzes.
23017.
Newman (F. P.) Come and dance with
me. 13185.
Newman (Greatrex) Cause of all the
trouble is the income tax. 26766.
Newman (Jack) Broken melody.
6512.
Newman (M. M.) Song birds of the
woods. 20847.
Newman (Nat)
Newman (Ruby)
25971.
Cat’s pyjamas.
Starlight and music.
Newmarch (Rosa) :
Heart’s morning. 6253 (183).
I would I were dwelling on India’s
strand. 6253 (224).
Newmark (Ben):
Intimate things.
Lipstick. 22652.
Over my dead body. 23146.
Newmark (Red) See Newmark (Ben)
Newton (B. L.) Manger lullaby. 32422.
Newton (Doris) Island dreams. 10847.
Newton (Eddie) Casey Jones, the
brave engineer. 383904 (35).
Newton (Hrnest) :
April song. 12862 (10).
Come back Jack. 29189 (66).
In springtime. 33904 (1386).
My summer girl. 29189 (289).
Old English country dances. 23078.
When love flies home. 29189
(465).
Who'll marry me.
Newton (J. E.) Passion chorale.
Newton (L. G.):
Chantons encore. 13144.
Messmates. 82479, 32480.
Wanderthirst. 33616.
Neyses (Michael) Sunset Sal, my twi-
light gal. 2631.
Nial the minstrel.
Nibling (Allene) :
Love me a little.
Salt and pepper. 5389*.
So this is forever. 17949.
Nicastro (Joseph) Isn’t this a lovely
evening, for love. 1284.
Niechia (L. M.) Nial the minstrel.
25502*.
Nichol (Hdward) :
Bless the children.
I dunno. 4213.
Nicholas (Kmily)
Nicholas (R. E.):
Dunking doughnuts.
Lee Bell. 4595.
Nicholas (William) :
Back ’em back. 15655.
Chromatily. 21773.
Drag along. 31470.
HEimaline. 27014.
Far from home. 27057.
Give me just a little loving.
Got my baby back. 848.
I hate myself for being so good to
you. 19549.
Just like a rainbow. 22580.
Just longing for my U. S. home.
22495.
29189 (475).
G3)
25502*.
7837.
26677.
Hands off. 31736.
3814.
22098.
16857.
Virginia. 12509.
Youre my angelic sweetheart.
ale.
339. | Nicholis (C. D.):
Because I’m mad at you. 9677.
Hyes. 10188.
1987
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Nicholls (C. D.) —Continued.
Goodbye dreams. 103381.
How could I do without you.
27295.
I know I’m in love with you.
31898.
I’m just like a rainbow when it
comes to you. 16587.
It must be love. 16790.
Just like that. 10949.
Let me hold you in my arms.
16922.
Little girl of the West.
Lonesome Luke. 17036.
Papa’s got to learn to say yes,
yes to mama. 17574.
Saturday night. 11895.
Sweetheart with you.
That night of all nights.
Uhm-m-m. 28841.
Western pal. 18370.
Nicholls (Charley) :
Because I’m mad at you.
Eyes. 10183.
Goodbye dreams. 10331.
Just like that. 10949.
Little girl of the West.
Lonesome Luke. 17036.
Saturday night. 11895.
That night of all nights. 12280.
Nicholls (Heller) Viennese sketches.
28875.
Nicholls (Horatio) pseud.
(Lawrence)
Nicholls (Margaret) :
Dignity. 16021.
Impudence. 16021.
Nicholls (Robert) We want Roosevelt.
15257, 15258.
Nichols (Alberta) It will have to do
until the real thing comes along.
22526.
Nichols (kK. M.)
Daisy. 313882.
Nichols (George)
shining. 11979.
Nichols (H. L.)
Nichols (M. H.)
17005.
38030.
12280.
9677.
17005.
See Wright
Daisy, my black-eyed
Silvery moon was
513.
25759.
Dear old Texas.
Rhode Isiand.
Nichols (Nora) Floating down the
river. 16208.
Nichols (R. H.) When you promised
me. 15348.
Nicholson (Cubby) See Nicholson
(M. A.)
Nicholson (J. C.) jr.:
I was born to love you. 4350.
Just a summer night. 4513.
Just another night alone. 4524.
Lovely little lady. 4750.
Nicholson (Jimmy) See Nicholson
(J. C:) gr:
Nicholson (M. A.) Voices in the night.
18308.
Nicholson’s, ltd. :
Home to Hawaii. 31808.
Mother’s hands. 25384.
Nickelsburg (Sidney) Greater New
York anthem. 22136.
Nickerson (C. EK.) Angel hymn.
Nickerson (Lee) :
I know it’s gonna be different this
18704.
time. 24800.
Maybe I had the wrong idea of
love. 25307.
You can have my company. 23948.
Nickley (Nicholas) :
Indian song. 10822.
My darling please whisper. 25417.
San Francisco rythm. 23302.
5873.
I wonder if you
Upside down.
Nickolas (P. R.)
still care. 7420.
Nicolai (Ph.) :
Hear Thy praise. 31770.
Wake, awake, for night is flying.
30835.
Nicolaisen (Svend)
valse. 31008.
Nicolette (M. F.)
me now. 26617.
Nicolo (Mario) Yo...
Nicomede music c€o.:
Beautiful dreamland. 9670.
Broadside. 9770.
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for
piano accordion. 6745.
Guitar melody. 10352,
Kau folio. 18987.
Let’s play together. 14068-14071.
Morris’s modern method for tenor
banjo. 1769-1771.
Murray’s (Billy) ten genuine Ha-
waiian melodies. 14328.
Place (The William) jr. method
for the mandolin. 20555, 20556.
Shake that guitar. 11947.
Silk stockings. 11974.
Some blues. 12026.
Telephone call. 12248.
Todo va bien. 12368.
With you and my guitar.
Wyoming Joe. 12741.
Nie miata baba kiopotu.
Niederberger (Max):
Ausflug mit dir ist ein ausflug ins
gliick. 38867.
Wenn ich ein miédel wtisst. 5967.
Niederlitz (Heinrich) Artisten-polka.
9603.
Niederlitz (Heinrich) verlag, inh. G.
SOernes glade
Baby, don’t bother
VOinces Wee
12710.
6697, 6698.
Niederlitz. Artisten-polka. 9603.
Niel (Herms) pseud. See Nielebock
(Hermann )
Nieleboek (Hermann) :
Annemariechen-Annemarei, ei ei ei,
du bist treu. 18709.
1988
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Mariann’ du hast es meinem herzen |} Nisen (Barney) :
angetan. 324381.
Nielsen (—) Ciaccona. 31092.
Nielsen (Kai) Kronprinsesse Ingrids
marseh. 25118.
Nielsen (Nellie Godske-) See Godske-
Nielsen (Nellie)
Nielsen (P. K.):
In the quiet of evening twilight.
13862.
Love’s sweet dream, 25274.
Nielsen (V. P.) Spring of love for you.
2570.
Niemann (Walter) :
Bunte blumen. 31210.
Evening in Seville. 13368.
Krippenmusik zur Weihnacht.
eeeee.
Singing fountain. 14805.
Venezianische garten. 12492.
Weihnachts-idylle. 2995.
Niemezyk (Waclaw) Andante. 26039.
Nieto (Mateo) Por tu causa mujer.
32889.
Niewiadomski (St.):
Chitopca mego mi zabrali. 31286.
Klatwa. 322138.
Nie bede cie rwata konwalijko
biala. 32671.
Otwo6rz Janku. 32802.
Przykro, przykro jest debowi.
32928.
Siedzi ptaszek na drzewie. 33132.
Siwy koniu. 33162.
Szumi w gaju brzezina.
Nightingale (The) 8199.
Niihau medley. 14456.
Niksech (D. E.):
On the campus at the U. 23109.
When it’s springtime back home
again. 18417.
Niles (J. J.):
Down in yon forest.
Lulle lullay. 30089.
More songs of the hill-folk. 27969.
Nils-Georgs musikfOrlags, a. b. Var
barmhartig. 33574.
Nilsen (J. P.):
Song of the sweet long ago. 17977.
That beautiful island of homes.
23575.
Nin (Joaquin)
Pablo Esteve.
Nina. 985.
Nine o’clock revue.
Nino (Eleanore) pseud.
band (Elli)
Ninon (E.)
25996.
Nioma plan for violin. 14459.
Nippa (Bernhart) Only a second hand
rose. 11606.
30049,
31465, 31466.
Sur un air de danse de
2637.
65 Daan
See Mantin-
Suicide with music.
Bachelor of hearts. 171.
Dance, little lady. 6704.
Darkness. 494.
Everybody sing. 18875.
Gotta go. 845.
Happy-go-lucky. 22168.
Hotcha. 962.
Loneliness. 4684.
Lovely lady. 1586.
Majoring in love. 16385.
Sailing high. 2348.
Swing that thing. 23518.
What’s it all about. 18383.
Yea, team. 3169.
No es igual. 32686.
No limit. 1130.
Noack (Herbert) :
Heut’ gehst du ohne gruss an mir
voriiber. 31790.
Nur ein kleiner strauss narzissen.
32720.
Peter hat Marie gektisst. 32858.
Wenn vom himmelszelt ein kleines
sternlein fallt. 12571.
Noack (Kurt):
Heinzelminnchens wachtparade.
16387.
Marionetten um mitternacht. 4800,
4801, 30122.
Noah (Grace) Faded love. 31544.
Noakes (I. L.)
in me. 245.
Noateh (Alfred)
nize the night.
Nob hill nights.
Noble (Harold) :
How vain is man who boasts in
fight. 27203.
I attempt from love’s sickness to
fly. 7186.
Noble (Johnny) :
Bronson’s song folio. 24215, 24216.
Ev’ryone is singing Hawaiian now.
24527.
Blessings of your faith
How can we recog-
Pf (PAS poe
30285, 30965.
Ha-i-na i-a mai ka-pu-a-na. 4058.
I found romance in Hawaii. 7217.
Kuu ipo. 7663.
Lovely night blooming cereus.
25265.
Pretty red hibiscus. 8467.
Ta-hu-wa-hu-wai. 15002.
That’s the Hawaiian in me. 30704.
What Hawaii means to me. 15274,
When Hawaii calls. 30874.
When Hilo Hattie does the Hilo-
hop. 6002.
When the hula goes down and
around, 18427.
Nobie (L. L.) Desert
31415.
Noble (Ray) :
If you love me. 1210.
Miracles sometimes happen.
moonlight.
27932,
1989
INDEX
pt..111, n. s., v. 31
Noble (Ray )—Continued.
Touch of your lips. 5802.
Noble (Ronald) Lullaby of love. 7872.
Noble (T. T.):
Choral prelude on ‘Tallis canon.
6607.
Choral prelude on the tune St.
Peter. 6608.
Ear training tests. 19155.
O hear Thou from heaven, 28130.
Office of the holy communion. 9509
(540).
Ten .offertory sentences. 3270
(454).
Where cross the crowded ways of
life. 26346.
Nobody knows the trouble I see. 28116.
Nocito (Carmen) You're the one girl
in the world for me. 23999.
Nodine (V. G.):
City by the sea. 9879.
Dreamland lullaby. 21928.
I looked in the glass. 4248.
Patrick O’Connor. 23164.
Peek a boo moon. 11664.
To the falls of Niagara. 12362.
Noe (T. I.) Somewhere in this wide
world, waits a love for me. 12040.
Noelsch (Wm.) Lovely appear. 849.
Noggle (H. P.) Sugar. 30642.
Nolan (Bob):
Blue prairie. 138069.
Chant of the plains, I need you.
29382.
Cool water. 29427.
Hold that critter down. 13577.
Songs of the pioneers., 20862.
Sons of the pioneers song folio.
8783.
Touch of God’s hand. 9052.
Nolan (Ed.) So sorry now. 20819.
Nolan (Jimmy) :
Heart of gold. 4107.
Life is empty without love. 1479.
Nolan (M. L.) Out of a broken ro-
mance, I made a song. 14552.
Nolan (Michael) I whistle and wait
for Katie. 29850.
Nolan (Peter) :
Bring back the old-fashioned girl
that father used to make. 18844.
I’m getting ready for spring. 19613,
Sky-line. 20798.
Slug-a-bed. 20804.
Nolan (R. H.) Our parting song.
204938.
Nolan (S. J.) Irish orphan’s lament.
1273.
Nolan commercial studios. Have you
ever tried to count to a billion. 29706.
Noli (F. S.) Hymnore. 16466.
Nolte (R. E.):
Christ of the centuries.
Eastertide. 636.
6611*.
878.
Let’s start anew.
Guiding star.
Nolte (Vernon)
25162.
Nome (Robert) psewd. See Clarke (R.
A.)
Nomis
(Adrian) pseud. See Simon
(Nat)
Non ti conoseo pit. 468, 1969, 32105,
32710.
Noonan (Jack) Youre the sweetest
girl I know. 12818.
Noonan (Lucille) There’s a little girl
who is lonely. 15079.
Nooner (lL. T.) Keep forever in your
mind. 19890.
Norbeck (C. W.) Waltzing in the
moonlight. 5925.
Norberto (Jack) Parting. 17584.
Nordlander (B. W.):
Japanese lullaby. 22531.
Night wind. 203872.
Nordling (Selma) Cupid is -sliding
down the moonbeam. 6693.
Norgren (EH. B.) Carnation baby.
9837.
Norlander (M. R. A. E.):
I’m still in my little cottage home
by the sea. 1126.
So lonely and blue. 25911.
Norlen (R. A.) Paradise dreams.
Norman (Cecil) Fumblin’
27116.
Norman (D. C.):
Hoola woola. 29189 (169).
Life is a game of checkers,
(385).
Love me baby mine. 15517 (227).
Phoebe Brown. 29189 (326).
Picanninny days. 33904 (235).
Same old silv’ry moon is shining.
29189 (371).
5196.
around.
9509
Norman (E. W.) Child divine. 24286.
Norman (Homer) Dancing in each
other’s arms. 26880.
Norman (José) :
Cuban Pete. 19002.
Mammy Bong. 1640.
Sarah the sergeant major’s daugh-
ter. 33064.
Norman (Wayne) Jerusalem! O turn
thee to the Lord. 24645.
Norra (M. T.):
Come along step with me. 9894.
Invitation to Louisiana. 32102,
Norrid (C. B.) Your family tree:
33893.
Norris (Arthur) See Norris (Augus-
tine)
Norris (Augustine) :
Believe me, honey, I'll be leaving
you. 6482.
Delightful. 6749.
I’m in love again. 42883.
1990
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Two beneath the moon, and only
one in love. 9095.
Norris (Homer) :
Alleluia! Christ is risen! 33904
(3).
Ring jubilant, ye pealing Easter
bells. 33904 (250).
Norris (I. M.) ‘Tributes to our heroes,
26152.
Norris (J.) musie pub. co., ltd.:
Boris on the bass. 31193.
Cuban Pete. 19002.
Heart of gold. 4107.
Mammy Bong. 1640.
My girl's a rhythm fan.
Night must fall. 32678.
Sarah the sergeant major’s daugh-
8084,
ter. 33064.
There’s a one horse town in Ari-
zona. 8998.
With a cup of cold poison beside
me. 3135.
Star struck. 5581.
Tributes to our heroes.
Norris (M. J.)
Norris (R. B.)
26152.
Norsk musikforlag a/s. Passacaglia.
ZANE
Norsk notestik & forlag, a/s. Om
rytme og dens forhold til gymnas-
tikkundervisning. 2047.
Norten (KE. Z.) Broadway blues. 277.
North (C. R.) How could I know.
22224.
North (Clyde):
I long for love. 27383.
Oh, baby that’s love. 28145.
Oh! She loves me, yes, yes.
327590.
Oh, you're my tonic. 28157.
North (Michael) Audrey, little
Audrey, she laughed and laughed
and laughed. 51077.
North (Shelby) Dancing girl of
Barcelona. 6711.
North Amer. music co. :
Just for tonight dance with me.
27626.
Since you are mine. 17903.
When Roosevelt and I were in the
navy. 28979.
Northall-Laurie (Dudley)
(D. N.)
Northcote (Sydney )
6329.
Northeastern univ.
Fight for Northeastern.
Northland songs—no. 1.
Northup (D. T.):
Carnival march. | 13134.
Girl of my heart. 13464.
Northup melody method.
Pastime club. 17587.
Northup pub. co.:
Carnival march.
See Laurie
Anhawd ymadael.
musical clubs.
24554.
11507, 32702.
14467.
13134.
Girl of my heart. 13464.
Pastime club. 17587.
Norton (A. W.):
In the shadow of the Carolina
hills. 3270 (316).
Love rules the world. 9509 (423).
Norton (EH. A.) Could you. 445.
Norton (Frederic) :
Bluebell time. 33904 (24).
Daffadowndilly. 29189 (79).
I sing of God. 1148.
Pinkie and the fairies. 9509 (572).
Shops of London town. 29189
(383).
Slippers of Cinderella. 29189
(392).
Through the world the fairies go.
29189 (434).
Under the sun and moon. 29189
(443).
Wells of sleep. 383904 (327).
Norton (M. D. H.) Art of the fugue.
15650.
Norton (Nat) pseud. See Sisk (N. C.)
Norton (Spencer) Three dances.
32703.
Norval (V. B.) No one to care. 1962.
Norvell (Lee) Moon’s hi-de-ho. 14807.
Norway, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Norwegian cradle song. 17429.
Norwegian nights. 10344*.
Norworth (Jack):
Blarney. 29189 (39).
Falling star. 26533 (69).
Frisky. 16241.
Fritz. 21569 (153).
Tm glad I'm a boy and I’m glad
I’m a girl. 26533 (128).
I’m glad I’m married. 24031 (91).
I’m learning something every day.
PAS G9 C235)e
If it were not for dear old father.
26533 (141).
Let’s get the umpire’s goat. 21569
(298).
Nothing ever, ever, ever, hardly
ever, troubles me. 6253 (345).
Rosa Rosetta. 24031 (174).
Since mother was a girl. 21569
(498).
Sing me a come-all-ye. 21569
(502).
Sing me a come-all-ye like my
daddy sang to me. 26583. (262).
You will have to sing an Irish
song. 12862 (556).
Norworth (N. B.) When Jack comes
sailing home. 265383 (318).
Nosser (M. lL.) Western Jack. 12574.
Notary (Pasquale) Feeling blue.
31568.
Note instruction. 32705.
LOL
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Notre Dame de Namur (Sister of)
See Driscoll (M. E.)
Notturno. 9509 (654).
Notturno romantico. 20386.
Novak (F. J.) jr.:
Lying on the shore. 14207.
We believe in you, Franklin D.
5938.
Novak (Vitézslav) :
Christkindleins wiegenlied. 26533
(41).
Helle nacht. 26533 (113).
Nachtreise. 26533 (199).
Notturno. 265383 (201).
Sommernacht. 265383 (268).
Sterne im wasser. 26533 (284).
Totentinzchen. 265383 (296).
Waldnacht. 26533 (307).
Novara (Pasquale) :
Ancielina miguarda. 21605.
Angelina miguarda. 18706.
Dolcie amata. 10042, 13288.
Empia morte. 16121, 19166.
Sweet love. 33323.
Novelli (Nicola) Let’s dream again.
16933.
Novello (Ivor) :
Careless rapture. 26754, 31250.
Glamorous night. 13473.
Love made the song. 27812.
Manchuko. 27862.
Music in May. 27985.
When love awakes. 28973.
Why is there ever’ good-bye.
29046.
Novello (Vincent) Like as the hart
desireth the water brooks. 31003
(97).
Novello & co., ltd.:
Andantino. 382249.
Angler’s song. 15584.
Arethusa. 18721.
Art thou troubled. 31725.
Badajoz. 3399.
Bailiffs daughter of Islington.
6389.
Buneh of green holly and_ ivy.
21730. ;
Carol of the white rose. 31258.
Chaconne. 25700.
Chanson de nuit. 31269.
Child’s hymn. 364.
Choral prelude on Dix. 31290.
Choral prelude on Irby. 31291.
Christ’s bell. 31306.
Coridon’s song. 15904.
Country dance. 21809.
Dancing down the valley. 21835.
Dear is my little native vale.
21855.
Earth’s Mighty Maker. 21957.
Eternal Ruler of the _ ceaseless
round. 21978.
1992
Everyone suddenly burst out sing-
ing. 696, 6872.
Fairy ship. 19207.
Fantasy. 25700.
Father William. 6894.
Footprints. 22046.
Grant, we beseech Thee. 4029.
Great is the Lord. 27178.
Greenland fishery. 16313.
Had we but hearkened. 22144.
Hail, gladdening light. 19387.
Hark! the tiny cowslip bell. 13529.
Here’s a health unto his majesty.
19441.
How far is it to Bethlehem. 27298.
How wonderful are.all Thy works.
31835.
I have a garden. 7230.
I have a lovely snowball. 22271.
I sing of a maiden. 16639.
In springtime. 27551.
Judge eternal. 138945.
King, O God. 32205.
Laird o’ Cockpen. 19927.
Land of my fathers. 19932.
Last rose of summer. 19937.
Laudate. 32240.
Left-right. 22623.
Let all the world in every corner
Sing. 27691.
Let us now praise famous men.
11051.
Lift the strain of high thanksgiy-
ine. wate.
Light out of darkness. 19990.
Little child’s song. 32302.
Little Christmas piece. 32303.
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing.
7811.
Lord, when we bend before Thy
throne. 4705.
Lovely land. 14178.
Lullaby. 22755.
Magie. 17110.
Magnificat and Nune_ dimittis.
17114, 20128.
Maple leaf for ever. 20148.
Mary of Allendale. 14229.
Memorial melody in C. 27908.
Moto continuo. 25387.
Musie for strings. 8050.
My eyes for beauty pine. 22916.
My toboggan. 22983.
Night bird. 8190.
Nimrod. 8200, 8201.
Now the winter is gone. 23050.
O, for a thousand tongues. 17446.
Old and new. 28162.
Pean. 5188.
Passacaglia. 25387.
Pastoral. 4890.
Pastoral tune. 5204, 30387.
Patrol. 23165.
Piping shepherds. 23184.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Polly Oliver. 20570.
Praise to the Lord. 2180.
Prelude. 25700.
Prelude, Fantasy and Chaconne.
25701.
Pretty Caroline. 23216.
Red Indians. 5801.
Roumanian luilaby. 8584.
Sad shepherd. 23295.
Seales and arpeggios for piano ac-
cordion. 380504.
Seeds of love. 23317.
Service. 5454.
Shepherds’ carol. 33121.
Ship of Rio. 20767.
Short settings of the office for the
holy communion. 8669.
Sing we triumphant hymns of
praise. 17916.
Sliding. 23385.
Snowman. 23389.
Solemn melody. 33209.
Sonata. 12048, 23409.
Souls of the righteous. 12074.
Spinning song. 8803.
Spring song. 23443.
Swinging. 23525.
Thou hast a work for me to do.
26122.
To daffodils. 18204.
Travelling musicians. 12398.
Tuneful sound of Robin’s horn.
12422.
Valiant knight. 33568.
*Viear of Bray. 21203.
Water ballad. 21246.
What is this Scent so pure and
lovely. 28946.
Where the bee sucks. 23840.
Windmill. 23889.
Wise kings three. 9862.
With Jockey to the fair. 21423.
World is very white. 23917.
Would it were so. 383799.
You gentlemen of England. 12775.
Novelty Benny. 11512*.
Novick (Abe) Lewella waltz. 32276.
Novie (Bert) Let’s have a wedding
in June. 16939.
Now praise we great and famous men.
1983.
Now the day is over. 6253 (346).
Now the winter is gone. 23050.
Nowa scena:
Bez przerwy Smieje sie. 31163,
Gondolo ply. 13486, 13487.
Graj skrzypku. 7022, 9085.
Ja kocham ecaty Swiat... 18922,
14626.
Ja nie bylem ciebie wart. 13923,
14006.
JENOVA” BYAIBISS ay -llE7@
Jak drogie sa wspomnienia, 321389,
32140.
Jest tylko jedna milos¢. 225387,
32153.
Ktam. 32212.
Klementyna. 21884, 22597.
Kobieta jest jak r6oza. 14005,
14006.
Kochaj tylko mnie. 14007, 22849.
Mitosé pali jak stonce. 382492,
32498.
Mitosé trwata krotko. 7975, T976.
Mnie wystarezy st0wko... 14279,
22849.
Nad kotyska. 8157, 8188.
Najstodsze tango. 22990, 22991.
Nie chee wiedziee. 32672, 33171.
Nie mozna zmuszaG do mitosci.
8188, 8189.
Niech nikt o tem nie wie. 15006.
Noe cygafiska. 144638, 15175.
Od mitoSci nikt sie nie wykreci.
8245, 8246.
Pensjonarka. 22082, 23174.
Powiedz tylko tak. 8451, 8455,
14617.
Przepraszam. 15516.
Przyjdzie taki dzieh . . . 14626,
14627.
Skonfiskowane tango. 33171, 33172.
Spij malefistwo. 33254.
Sybiracy. 14990.
Ta jedna noc... 13487, 14496.
Tak w zyciu bywa... 15006.
To nie nie szkodzi. 9034, 9035.
To ostatnia niedziela. 9037, 9038.
Tulipany. 383525, 33526.
Twe oczy modwia kocham. 7975,
15162.
Twoje kwiaty. 15174, 15175.
Wiem, ze nie bytam dla _ ciebie.
33756, 338757.
Wiem Ze odejdziesz. 33526, 33758.
Za jedno stowo... 15505, 15506.
Zostata nam piosenka ... 15510,
, 1d5dnK
32137. Zycie jest jak biekit nieba. 15516.
Bo jesteSmy mftodzi. 6486, 8452,| Nowabbi (Sam) Somebody’s little
14617. brown-eyed gal. 338221.
Codziennie inna. 31318, 32493. Nowell (S. C. R.) Back ter dat shack
Czy pamietasz malefka kawia- in Carolin’. 24188.
renke. 13224, 15506. Noyes (G. A.):
Dla ciebie ... 21883, 21884. Walking around in the _ park.
Dlaczego wiaSnie dziS? 6765, 8245.
Gdy sie noc zaczyna. 22081, 22082.
1993
18320.
You’ve become a habit. 15487.
INDEX
PtH, nus: Wael
Noyes (Newbold) jr.
16942.
Nozko (H. W.)
23306.
Nozze di Figaro.
Nozze vagabonde.
Nucci (Italo) :
Semplicita campestre. 5428.
Serenata appassionata. 5432.
Nuccio (Joseph) Mad about you. 7878.
Nuckols (Blossom) lLet’s pretend to-
night. 382266.
Nuernberg (Max)
from Monterey.
Nugent (Maude)
Nuits moscovites.
Nulty (BH. J.):
Boom, boom goes my heart.
Go to sleep in
10315.
I love loving on a rainy day. 10588.
Keep that music playing. 16874.
Not that Mister Baker not that.
203882.
Palermo Rose. 11636.
Stop! Stop! Stop! when the light
is red. 18019.
Sweet lips sweet mine.
Wal-la wal-la. 21225.
Nunn (Lou) Maybe I’m falling in love
again. 30180.
Nunzio (Charles)
28326.
Nurse (Robert)
Nusbaum (H. 8.)
Nuteracker suite.
Nutter (V. D.)
again. 29131.
Nutting (EK. Z.):
Dream gal. 21913, 29515.
I found a rose. 1017.
I want a girl that spends all my
Say you'll be mine.
9509 (502).
31279, 32941, 33522.
My Spanish girl
11440.
See Jerome (M. N.)
11456, 11519.
13076.
my arms baby.
14962.
Racing fingers.
Rest. 17728.
Last waltz.
28815.
You must be born
1434.
money. 7394.
That’s just a lesson from me to you.
21027.
Nye (C. B.) Keep the old folks well
and happy. 7639.
Nyles (W. A.) Good fellowship. 19332.
Nyman (I. L.):
Learn to laugh again. 199490.
Not meant for me. 25528.
So you want to be alone, oh yeah.
20821.
Too late. 23644.
You lovely thing. 23967.
Nymark (J. E.) Silent serenade.
5462.
Nya (Ne Jae:
Flag song. 24565.
Flag song—vU. S. navy.
O can ye sew cushions. 5081.
O come, all ye faithful. 3827238, 32724.
O darkest woe. 32725.
O dear little children.
13413.
30306.
Let’s play house. | O. K. for sound. 25535.
O-kay for sound. 27104, 28158, 28725,
33302, 33628.
O little one sweet. 5082.
O Lord, the maker of all thing.
O mistress mine. 33668.
O no John. 6253 (348).
O painter of the fruits and flowers.
1995.
6 Rondéin (Muiris)
2574.
O Sally my dear.
O sole mio. 20402.
O waly, waly. 62538 (351).
Oahu pub. co.: —
Birds and the brook. 29315.
Orientale. 380359.
Two guitars. 30791.
Oakland (Ben):
HKvery-day’s a holiday.
Hats off. 27220.
Let’s have another.
Little odd rhythm. 27748, 30041.
Roses in December. 28405.
Twinkle, twinkle little star. 28828,
30790.
Where have you been all my life.
29014, 30900.
You’re the last of my past. 18614.
Oakley (C. K.) I can’t make my heart
25536.
Sreath do phiano.
9509 (584).
27052.
27707, 30015.
behave. 24774.
Oakley (Donald) pseud. See Schaefer
(A. H.)
Oakley (LL. V.) pseud. See Lusk
(L. V.) :
Oberbrunner (Carl):
Giuseppe, da barber.
Under the greenwood tree.
Oberdorffer (Fritz):
Sinfonia melodica C-dur. 33147.
Zwei divertimenti. 33375.
Oberfeld (—):
Ce n’est pas trés trés bien. 348.
Je n’aime pas qu’on me regarde.
1316.
13466, 16272.
33555.
Si je lui dis non. 2482.
Oberfeld (C.):
Mon oncle Alex. 7998.
Oui! je suis d’Paris. 32804.
Pour é@tre heureux .. . chantez.
32894.
Obersteiger (Der) 25542, 28137.
Oberto (Morse) It’s you just you.
13919.
O’Bittle (S. F.) pseud. See Gilbert
(MESH BS)
Oblinger (Harry) :
I love you dearly. 16552.
Out of the blue came you. 17552.
Ring around the moon. 17746.
Obrenske (Phil) Tl be with you.
1040.
O’Briant (Arthur (Smilie)) Watauga
valley. 26244.
1994
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
O’Brien (A. F.):
Art of bowing.
Twenty-four studies.
O’Brien (Billy)
under my arm.
O’Brien (G. O.)
33904 (15).
21569 (159).
With my shillelagh
33778.
It’s the oh! in love.
4463.
O’Brien (M. C.) Green meadow. 7034.
O’Brien (William) Hoteha boom
boom. 19488.
Occidental life insurance co. Winning
the West. 23891.
Oceomy (FF. W.) Hot dog man. 22219.
Ocean airliner carnival. 17449*.
Ochs (Barney) : °
Happy me. 10372.
Rhythm of the day. 11822.
O’Connell (Caroline) :
Doctor Bill. 19086, 24428.
Dreamer’s dreams. 19127, 26975.
Pride of an Irish heart. 20596.
Sililoguy of the Lazy O. 20772.
O’Connell (F. R.):
Golden sunbeams. 4005.
Just as we did years ago.
O’Connell (H. B.):
Song of love.
Twilight bells.
O’Connell (H. R.)
4525.
20852.
0837.
Moon hangs low.
20225.
O’Connell (M. J.):
Are you winking silver moon.
12938.
Call of the whippoorwill. 6541.
Childhood home in Erin. 6601.
Darkies love the Mississippi sun.
6723.
My pal of tender vears. 11419.
Two hearts on the bark of a tree.
9098.
O’Conner (C. H.)
about you Helen.
O’Connor (A. R.):
Better get your bonnet on.
Close in your arms. 13174.
Good boek says. 16294.
He made his bow on the Bow’ry.
10399.
How do I know I love you. 10474.
Let’s drink a toast to love. 1468.
Listen to the music. 7752.
That dreamy melody. 2715.
When the moonlight falls on the
There’s something
18168.
15709.
prairie. 12636.
O’Connor (Andy) See O’Connor
(A. R.)
O’Connor (C. A.):
Down in old Cottonwood Lane.
6793.
In old Tahiti. 7485.
My sweet Irish lassie.
O’Connor (John):
I’m going back to the old home.
10614.
5004.
If I had the old mazuma. 10749.
You don’t seem to like me as you
uster do. 12778.
O’Connor (M. J.) Expo swing. 19196.
O’Connor (Neil) :
Off on the train to Reno. 28142.
Red bandana. 28342.
Two at sea. 28830.
You and I have fallen in love.
29104.
O’Connoer (R. J.) Two ean live on
love. 9096.
Octava btihnen- u. musikverlag, a. g.:
Dreimal darfst du raten. 19142.
Griss’ dich Gott, endlich kommst
du wieder. 193872.
Ich geh’ mit dir zum standesamt.
19699.
Piano parade. 20537.
Octava verlags, a. g. Grandioso.
10341.
O’Daniel (Evalyn) Smiling through.
3o186.
Odbert (A. BR.) Little girl. 17000.
Oddone (Hlisabetta) Principessa can-
as oo
Ode on the name Jesu.
O’Dea (A. C.):
Betsy Bolivar. 29189 (34):
Hifi from Paree. 21569 (136).
For you dear heart. 9509 (237).
3270 (467).
Heartsease. 21569 (198).
Taps. 9509 (730).
They all started to move. 29189
(429).
Whisper my name in your dreams.
3270 (729).
O’Dea (J. T.) Moonlight on the Hud-
son. 4888.
Odell (H. F.) Paragon park. 21569
(434).
Odell (R. E.) Little log cabin in the
mountains. 32308.
Odermann (Lena) Tiny hands. 5782.
Odgers (Ernie) She wasn’t home.
20761, 28474.
Odille (J.) Love’s question. 11178.
Odle (Ray):
I’ve been dreaming dreams in
Dreamland. 19667.
Just a bird of paradise. 19852.
Odom (E. R.) Night like this for
lovers. 5047.
Odom (F. M.) Love past mortal eare.
4739.
O'Donnell (Charley) My pony boy.
6253. (332), 26533 (198).
Odorosi (Anthony) Just a dream.
19854.
O’Dowd (Thomas) 1936 Franklin
Roosevelt song book. 18648.
QYdegaard (O. O.) Barndomsminder.
13001.
1995
INDEX
Oehlecker (B. B.) Down at the Rose-
dale club. 38766.
Oehme (Walter)
the piano accordion. 5249.
Oelen (E. J.):
Dreamin’ dreams. 13323.
Good-night baby. 16297.
Lament. 14018.
Singing a love song. 17918.
What have I got. 15272.
Oesterle (Louis) :
A la humoresque. 15517 (1).
Aus der kinderwelt. 9509 (82).
Barearola. 18648 (29).
Barearolle. 3270 (48).
Yharacterbilder. 9509 (634).
Collection of French overtures.
33904 (43).
3270: (127).
18648 (93).
Dancing-lesson.
Danza delle ore.
Drawing-room favorites. 18648
(107-109).
Edelveilchen. 9509 (197).
Etude. 15517 (95).
Gavotte-humoresque. 33904 (92).
Golden treasury of piano-music.
18648 (26).
Heimkehr. 9509 (280).
Heiterkeit. 9509 (281).
Impromptu. 21569 (372).
Inquiétude. 21569 (373).
Intimité. 21569 (374).
Mélodie. 21569 (375).
Menuet. 21569 (3876).
Notturnino. 18648 (259).
Oesterle’s instructive course for
the piano. 18648 (268-271).
Pantomime. 21569 (377).
Petite valse. 18648 (281).
Pizzicato-valse. 15517 (299).
Polka. 18648 (284).
Practical method for the piano-
forte. 18648 (288, 289).
Prelude. 3270 (519), 15517 (307).
Rhapsodie hongroise no. 2. 18648
(226, 227).
Romanee. 15517 (319).
Romance sans_ paroles.
(378).
Rounders.
Scherzino.
Sechs deutsche
9509 (54).
Serenata. 18648 (3821).
Suite. 18648 (20).
Tanz und spiel. 9509 (729).
Tarantella. 18648 (340).
21569
9509 (632).
21569 (379).
mirchenbilder.
Tarentelle. 21569 (380).
Traumerei. 6253 (450).
Tristesse. 21569 (381).
Valse-eaprice. 18648 (366).
Oesterle’s instructive course for the
piano. 18648 (268-271).
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Oetting (W. H.) O little town of
Bethlehem. 28132.
Popular tutor for] O’Farrell (Tuby) aw., and O’Farrell
(Harold) prop.
24629.
Off your Marx. 28113.
Offenbach (Jacques) :
Amour de lVapache.
240381 (149).
Apache dance.
Barbe bleue. 12862 (376).
Barcarolle. 5093, 6253. (853), 8250,
11534, 24031 (150), 26533. (205),
32736.
Belle nuit. 9509 (539).
Contes d’Hoffmann. 9509 (5388).
O lovely night. 21569 (417).
Orpheus. 28148.
Valse chaloupée.
Offenthal (A. L. L.)
heart. 26714.
O'Flaherty (Maurice)
land of mine. 28749.
O’Flynn (EE. M.):
Doll’s earriage.
Mother mine.
Rose of Clovelly.
Solitude. 8739.
Ogata (Hiroshi) :
Lullaby. 4764.
Nostalgia. 5064.
Sketch of temple festival.
Yakioku. 6142.
Ogden (T. R.) au., and Ogden (J. J.)
Goin’ Hollywood.
21569 (416),
5092, 17451.
18648 (272).
Break of my
This native
6774.
8082.
8579.
5492.
prop. Band played what it wanted
to. 3408.
Ogilvie (Britain) I lost my heart in
Honolulu. 24827.
gle (L. G.) To an Indian princess.
15121.
Oglevee (D. W.) Story that God is
love. 18021.
Oglevee (W. G.) au., and Oglevee (L.
M.) prop.:
Friends everywhere. 10262.
I know the nicest secret. 10558.
O’Grady (Chris) Rocky road to Dub-
Janik Gia.
Ogrod (Helen) Underneath the Cali-
fornia moon. 9116.
Oh, love will venture in. 20407.
Oh, Peter, go ringa dem bells I heard
from heaven today. 11544.
Oh, Vermeland. 11550.
O’Hagan (Jack) Flame of desire.
- 8907.
O’Hanlon (A. G.):
Perfect night has passed away.
5215.
Somebody who’s heart is loving and
irge: wea2e.-
When the moon shines over the
ocean. 6084.
1996
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
<r
O’Hara (C. J.) Hail Franklin Roose-
velt. 16323, 19386, 22147.
O’Hara (EH. A.) Our love waltz.
O'Hara (Ernie) :
Harlem blues. 31745.
Nobody else but my sugar and me.
32694.
5180.
One song in my heart. 32786.
O’Hara (Fiske):
My little Irish Rose. 9509 (508).
Nora McNamara.
Sprig of shamrock.
O'Hara (Geoffrey) :
I found a friend. 31882.
9509 (526).
26533 (280).
If you are left for me. 3270 (302,
303 ).
Love gives all. 3270 (398).
Loyal hearts will not forget. 4760.
Nature’s song. 3270 (446, 447).
OV Man River. 23074.
Princess runs away. 17668**.
Puddin’head the first. 28313*.
Serving man is serving Thee. 8646.
Sing a while longer. 8692, 28497—
28500.
Soft were your hands, dear Jesus.
8736.
Some day when you are mine.
3270 (595, 596).
Sometime. 3270 (599, 600).
Squirrel. 30614.
Truant stars. 3270 (668, 669).
With you in the land of love. 3270
(749, 750).
O’Hara (J. J.)
20586.
O’Hare (Christopher) :
My mountain rose.
River. 33086.
Rustle of spring. 33039.
Prelude to autumn.
22961.
Saviour is born. 33068.
Turn back to Sorrento. 33530
Sano2:
Vilia. 33582.
O’Hare (W. C.):
Betsy’s the belle of the bathers.
9509 (64).
Dreamland waltzes.
I idolize Ida. 9509
21569 (107).
(311).
Mary’s lamb. 9509 (448), 12862
(329).
Master. 21569 (345).
There’s no Hoyle in the game of
love. 26533. (292).
O’Hearn (T. W.) I got to have you.
273847.
Ohkuma (K.)
honey. 28664.
Ohlimeyer (S. J.)
T’ain’t funny, say ‘ti
Hear that little blue
_ bird singing way out yonder. O86.
Ohman (Phil):
Dream awhile. 19121.
I’m busy with love.
Lost. 4707, 4708, 7818.
16564,
Ohmert (R. G.) Barber’s dream. 183.
Oi eroteumenoi. 24.
O’*Kane’“(T.- C.)~ Savior,’ ‘lead me:
21569 (486).
Okarski (J. F.):
Before they put a tax on that.
3431.
Down a pretty little country lane.
6791.
My destiny.
O’Kelley (Mary)
15900.
Okie (William) :
I’ve got a bone to pick with
22397.
Love is a kind of accidental thing.
22729),
Mountain man. 17260.
You took my breath away. 24013.
OV Uncle Warn. 23073.
Olcott (Chauncey) Two little eyes of
Irish blue. 26533 (301).
Olcott (Margaret) :
She’s a flower from the fields of old
22911.
Cool white stars.
you.
L
Ireland. 26533 (258).
Two little eyes of Irish blue. 26533
(301).
Old barn gate. 5112.
Old Black Joe. 17472, 20415, 32757.
Old Dutch. 29189 (8, 187, 389, 424).
Old England stores. Bahama moon.
21666.
Old folks at home. 11563.
Old grey mare. 2081.
Old Ireland shall be free. 265383 (210).
Old Kentucky garden. 25569*,
Old MacDonald. 7583.
Old McDonald had a farm. 30330.
Old moon. 17483.
Old refrain. 23092.
Old songs of the old South.
Old sow. 5132.
Oid timers medley waltz.
17488.
17489, 17490.
Old town. 29189 (95, 193, 214, 290, 347,
458, 474).
Old tunes for young players. 25574.
Old woman and the pedlar. 14505.
Old Zip Coon. 17492.
Oldberg (Arne) Intermezzo. 6253
(361).
Olden songs. 28180.
Oldetyme distillers, inc. Old Green
River. 8279.
Oldham (Leonard) Look what I found.
32345.
Oldham (Marcia)
4463.
Olds (B. R.) Since sweetheart went
away. 21569 (499).
Olds (W. B.):
I eannot always trace the way.
1862.
Sunrise on Easter morning. 5623.
It’s the oh! in love.
1997
INDEX
Oldwine
T9477.
O’Leary (F. X.):
Heaven’s not far. 24702.
Heaven’s boulevard. 31775.
I believe in my dreams and in you.
(C. H.) Melody of love.
24769.
Love’s magic filled the balconade.
25272.
Rhythm’s taking hold of my feet.
25764.
O’Leary (Maurice) Moon romance.
L238
Olga (J. P.) Roosevelt, our beloved
President. 28389.
Olga (R. S.):
Lord is my light. 32348.
Roosevelt, our beloved President.
28389.
OhingGhy kyr:
Adios amigos. 14.
America’s golden age.
Because of memories.
Greetings pal. 868.
I followed a dream.
Irish melody. 1272.
82,
202,
1015.
Just a petal from a rose. 13858.
My westland. 1915.
Still waters. 2595.
To have, to hold. 2800.
You can’t get away. 3191.
Olinger (Shannon) Tell me a bedtime
story. 33378.
Olino (Felix) Texas centennial. 8950.
Oliphant (N.H.) Havea heart. 13535.
Oliva (A. F.)
25936.
Olivadoti (Jos.) :
Air waves. 6280.
Festival band book.
You are the hula girl.
31570.
Legionaires on parade. 7699.
March of youth. 7908.
National victors. 17375.
Spirit of our navy. 8804.
Time out. 9024.
Wings of victory. 9359.
Oliver (Alice) Two baby eyes of blue.
211638.
Oliver (Cyrus)
Oliver (F. M.)
Oliver (Henry):
Bar room blues. 182.
Stranded on the isle of dreams.
20910.
(Herbert)
17615.
3549.
Pipe dreams.
Carolina waltz.
Oliver Farewell. 29189
(109).
Oliver (James) When the rose comes
creeping o’er the old porch. 30891.
Oliver (M. E.):
Flirting. 22035.
I like me. 16517.
I like you dangerous. 22278.
It’s leap year sister, let’s Jasso our
man. 4455.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Jesus. 10910.
Jesus telephones to me. 10915.
Moonbeams and shadows in love.
22861.
Old goid, double mellow cigarettes.
5118,
Salvation’s refrain. 11886.
Seben cum eleben. 23315.
Sweetheart tell me. 18066.
Cliver (Mary) Girl from Iowa. 16267.
Oliver (R. J.):
If ye abide in Me. 24946, é
> Sram. /
Joy overflowing. 25053. /
Cliver (Sy):
i’m the melody man.
Stomp it off. 12130.
Oliveras (Armin) San Francisco-Oak-
land bay bridge march. 30498.
Olivier (Francois) Feu sacré, 31573.
Olivier (Gaston) jr. Existing. 10181.
Olione (Max d’):
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
16610.
cours des classes dharmonie.
39 la Wl Lye
Ce que tu m’offres volontiers. 6582.
Jeune homme, dis-nous pourquoi.
(572.
Lamento pour
(3865, 366).
Olman (Abe):
High life. 33904 (110).
Honeymoon rag. 9509 (296).
Olman music corp. :
Hawaiian paradise.
orchestre. 9509
4087, T7079.
Oooh! Look-a there, ain’t she
pretty. 8340.
Olmar (Gustav) Das ist der krieg.
15970.
Olmstead (Clarence) Until the day.
18272.
Olmsted (W. D.) Thought for spring.
15101.
Olofson (W. J.) My prayer. 25467.
Olsen (Arthur):
Hi-de-ho. 4130.
Hope Harbor. 7146.
Picturesque Pasadena. 20544.
Shadows of the nite. 11946.
Sweet moments. 20948.
When my dreams go on parade.
6022.
World goes topsy-turvy, just be-
cause I don’t have you. 26425.
Olsen (Bob) Forget everything but
to-night. 3931.
Olsen (George) :
Dr. West. 3744.
Madam swings it. 11195.
Olsen (lL. L.) Please brush the cob-
webs off my heart. 2152, :
Olsen (Malven) TI only have one little
sweetheart. 22383.
Olsen (O. N.) Yellowstone and you.
3172.
1998:
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Olsen (Sparre)
20589.
Olsen (W. A.) jr.:
Any old waltz. 31053.
I am your slave. 31857.
Olshanetsky (Alexander) :
Golden days. 24632.
Lied fin der ghetto. 25174.
Night in California. 32676.
Only night. 32791.
Olshefski (S. J.) :
Dancing to the rythm of the blues.
6715.
Oh, let’s take a rocket to the moon.
17459.
Olson (Bert):
It's the end of my love career,
10879.
Old cherry tree in the orchard is
blooming. 11557.
Your heart can tell you, dear.
21554. ° i
Olson (Clara)
Olson (D. E.)
22435.
Olson (Daniel):
Stilla komme och valkomna. 18016.
Tre koralpartitor. 17494, 17485.
Olson (EH. HE.) Youre my theme. 9459.
Olson (Emma) :
It’s high time that we decided.
10869.
Thinking. 9006.
Mem’ries of you. 1700.
If I can’t have yow.
Olson (M. V.) That night in June.
21021.
Olson (V. P.) Wishing and dreaming.
33774.
Olszewska (A. M.):
Beautiful San Francisco.
My tent. 5006.
Olszowy (John) :
Everything is wrong. 3860.
Smoke. 28533.
Sudden and unexpected. 23473,
You used to love me. 6227.
Om rytme og dens forhold til gymnas-
tikk-undervisning. 2047.
O'Malley (WHileen) :
In the garden.
Shopping. 5453.
Wishing moon. 15395*,
O’Malley (J. B.) Halo ’round the moon.
13522.
O’Malley (Michael) :
And that same one will miss him
somehow. 12924,
Mother I will never hear your
sweet voice again. 143816.
O’Mara (H. C.):
It’s in the bag. 19810.
That little piece of ice. 2719.
Ombrello (L. E.) Jungle drums.
19850.
3423.
4406.
126829—37——_32
Preludio e Fughetta. | Omerod (A. B.):
Before we met and after. 6426.
I only believe in you. 7355.
I want to see my tootsie. 22418.
7509,
22740.
In your dress of navy blue.
Love that’s meant for me.
New love in my heart. 8178.
Someone. 14854.
You wore my rose at the ball. 9485.
Omor (Donn) pseud. See Moser (lL.
HE.)
On the avenue. 138778, 14523, 14986,
15473.
On the third day. 2056*.
On with the show. 29110.
On your toes. 6978, T7089, 7545, 8317,
8491, 8994, 15182, 30560.
Once upon a star. 25591*.
One day’s fun. 18648 (275).
One in a million. 27967, 28895.
One rainy afternoon. 11600, 11929.
One, two, three, four. 17521, 23119,
25600.
O'Neil (—) My dear Momi. 11363,
11364.
O'Neil (Charles) jr.:
Honeymoon dreaming. 164385,
Old fashioned waltz. 17478.
Spring. 8808s.
O'Neil (K. F.) Good-bye love. 31693.
O’Neill (Harl) :
I’m looking for a someone. 10640.
If I should ever be without a sweet-
heart. 24940.
O'Neill (Hric) Laughing doll. 16911,
22616.
O'Neill (J: A.) :
Black forest sketches. 6455.
Rustic rambles. 20709.
O’Neill (Marion) :
I’ve found a garden. 10691.
Sailing. 11879.
Wings. 12702.
Only one life. 25605.
Only one wish. 5168%*.
Oooh! Look-a there, ain’t she pretty.
8340.
Openheim (M.)
Opera de Mali.
Opfer (J. H.)
30839.
Opp (F. R.) When your love blends
with mine. 3066.
Oppenheim (Dave) :
At a ringside table for two. 3358.
Hornpipe hop. 16442.
T’ll smile again. 13667, 16536.
In a houseboat on the Hudson.
16711.
Love is like a lullaby. 11144.
One never knows what tomorrow
may bring. 5161.
Struttin’ to Sutton Place.
28608.
Zulejka.
25610.
Waltz of my dreams.
3264.
25994,
1999
INDEX
Oppenheim (Dave)—Continued.
There’s a little luck charm, hangin’
right on my arm. 5744, 8988.
There’s so much you can say with
a lovely bouquet. 18166.
Truly rural. 2842, 5820.
When a lady meets a gentleman
down South. 213803, 21304.
You will never be too old to love.
21551.
Opunui (Abe) - Lau lehua o panaewa.
(677.
Oranguren (M.)
Orazem (Frank)
7376.
Orcutt (Olga) By candle light. 24226.
Oréfiche (Armando):
Falsa herida. 24542.
Guaira. 24655.
Primer beso. 2194.
Puchunguita. 28313.
Oregon pub. co. Take me in your arms
again sweetheart. 15015.
Orem (P. W.):
Caliph of Bagdad. 24236.
Campfire march. 24244, 24945,
First velocity studies.
In the blacksmith shop. 24980.
March of the boy scouts. 32425.
On the trail. 25586.
Processional march. 6253 (387).
Sérénade tendre. 25841.
Orenstein (Morris) :
I'll say again, I love you. 19587.
In the story of my heart. 1252.
When the sun has erossed the
golden west. 9286.
You may be the one. 9443.
You're finding your way into my
heart. 15469.
Orfeo. 3984.
Orff (Carl) Olympische reigen. 30337.
Oria (Louis D’) One kiss from you.
2065.
Original Dixieland music:
Old Joe Blade. 28168.
Your ideas are my ideas, that’s my
idea of love. 29179.
Original sacred harp. 25614.
Oriando (Frank) My beautiful ma-
donna. 20267.
Orlando (Ygo) You’re constantly ou
my mind. 6192.
Orlob (Harold) :
Danza en re. 6719.
I’ve got a feeling.
Dance of the taffy possums. 33904
(54).
I thought I knew. 1153.
Love rose. 383904 (171).
Pale face. 15517 (289, 290).
We'll keep a clean shirt on Uncle
Sam. 9202.
Orme-Webb (J. R.) Smiles again.
30564.
6253 (127).
pt. it ns Savor
Ormont (David) Westward ho. 12575,
33648.
Ormsbee (J. F.)
moonbeam. 10660.
Orphée aux enfers. 15517 (277 De
Orpheus. 28148.
Orr (Bertha)
ding ring. 29955.
Orr (C. W.) Fain would I change that
note. 31549.
Orr (F. M.) Only a pal.
Orr (Margaret) Around,
around. 24106.
Orr (Vern) You go your way now.
30964.
Orséolo. 14932, 15204.
Orsi (Joseph) Savignano bello. 17818.
Orson (Edward) pseud. See Brower
(EK. O.)
Orth (John):
Child and the bird. 18648 (66).
Night school march. 6253 (348).
Orth (L. E.):
Airs and graces.
Pretty dancer.
Taking turns. 9509 (727).
Ortiz (Fidel) Te pierdo. 15022.
Ortmann (Wm.):
Baby at the zoo. 12972.
Black forest waltz. 6456,
Old story. 2043.
Stranger who must have died.
2601.
Temptation.
Orton (O. L.):
I’m a jay hawk. 27399.
If you love me as I love you. 4379,
Jay hawk’s song. 25040.
Old Kansas trail. 2083.
Shadowless day. 20750.
Vote for Landon and Knox. 21213.
Orwig (HE. S.):
Love has had its day. 25239.
My dream will never come true.
25425.
Osaski (Ray) Back in Indiana.
Osborg (Arthur)
6094.
Osborn (KE. O.) Day dreams. 314600.
Osborn (F. D.) With the moon coming
I’m sitting on a
Just a shattered wed-
2078.
around,
9509 (6).
9509 (587).
2707.
72s
Why leave so soon.
up. 26411.
Osborn (G. A.) Dear old grandad.
3698.
Osborn (I. C.) Somebody needs you.
33218.
Osborn (Wheeler) In the vivid San
Joaquin. 4417.
Osborne (A. A.)
Osborne (H. L.)
20316.
Osborne (N.) You’re another step to-
ward heaven in the church across the
way. 15466.
It’s only you. 32126.
My powdered sugar.
2000
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Osborne (N. G.) Where is the fulfill-
ing station. 3072.
Osborne (R. M.):
Black widow, youre killing me.
18814.
Body and soul. 15738.
Lady in black. 25121.
Sleepy-bye. 233880.
Spider lady. 28431.
When poppies bloom again in Cali-
fornia. 15318.
Osearson (O. P.):
Meet me again in the moonlight.
1685, 7938.
My old childhood home. 8131.
Osearson (W. M.):
Learn about love. 4591.
Moonlight over London. 20287.
Osebald (Stan) Bewildered. 24176.
Osiecki (W.) JaSminy. 32146.
Osser (Arthur) Honey, please don’t
turn your back on me. 29746.
Ossola (I. R.):
You’re in my heart. 15470.
-You were just pretending. 12830.
Ostendorf (V. A.) My last words to
you. 14888.
Ostien (Naomi)
Ostrer (B. M.)
4084,
Ostrom (Charles)
8104.
Ostrom (J. G.) You made me happy
as a bird in the spring. 30968.
Ostrow (Abe) pseud. See Ostrowsky
(A. M.) ;
Ostrowsky (A. M.):
Baby! have a heart. 15646.
Never forgotten old cotton days.
23003.
You’re my queen of hearts. 6203.
Ostuni (R. A.) My heart strings are
playing a love song. 22934.
O’Sullivan (P.) My heart is singing.
8093.
O’Sullivan (Sean) Shall my soul pass
through Ireland. 30530.
Oswald (D. H.)
2918.
Otberg
(Elsie)
Otello. 21569 (585).
Oteo (A. E.) Ronrico.
Othegraven (A. von):
Arme miigdlein. 29189 (8).
Liebe im Mai. 29189 (241).
Schlechte vertrostung.
(376).
Otiker (Eddie)
with a kiss.
Otis (Johnny) :
I’ve got a brand new song. 31992.
Bubbling. 15769.
Haunting my heart.
My island home.
(Hisie) pseud. See Probert
20688.
29189
You broke the silence
21493.
There was music, there was laugh-
ter, there was love. 15089.
Vine covered cabin. | Ottoson
O’Toole (A. J.)
sinners. 23632.
Ottavi (Guido) :
Every day that goes by. 138371.
To Mary, refuge of
I wouldn’t lie to you. 27505.
Is it you. 10844.
Moon, riding in the skies. 4876.
So long. 5517.
When the major’s gong goes ding.
6030.
Otten (Hans):
Immer lustig, Marie. 32059.
Seh6ne midechen soll man kussen.
33077.
Ottenad (Carl) Just use Val. 4535.
Otterson (Orlando) My seventh
heaven dream. 4999.
Ottino (M. G.) Preludio. 20485.
Otto (Anne and Gene) :
Don’t be superstitious. 13290.
Haitian lady. 16329.
I am, you are. 987.
I should have known. 7363.
I teil you it’s love. 1152.
I’ve been told. 4832.
I’ve got time. 13775.
My embarrassment. 22915.
My trip to Bermuda. 22985.
Reflections in the rain. 5304.
South of the South. 20868.
Speaking of lovely things. 30602.
Otto (Emil) pseud. See Orth (John)
Otto (Eugen) Bettelstudent. 18804%*.
Otto (L. R.) jr.:
He’s my little big shot. 10401.
I love them—I love you, I do.
10592.
I’m robbing the cradle. 16601.
It’s bad to be good. 16795.
Lazybones has gotta go to church
to-day. 16914.
Let’s play smoogie poogie. 7718.
Take advice from the lovelorn.
VADs
Turn that tiger loose.
Otto ballabili. 104.
(David) :
I drangstugan.
I helg och socken.
Min herrgardsjinta.
Ulv6-hambo. 95855.
Cuellette (Frank) Day
31402.
Ouellette (Lillian) :
In the hills of Maine.
Mystie jungle moon.
Ouman (Sam):
Sweet little bundle of sunshine.
5640.
Sweetest little so and so.
Tango serenade. 15019.
Willy Wally Woo. 12697.
Our lady’s juggler. 9509 (459).
18244.
4212.
4223.
4849.
we met.
16745.
17371.
8884.
2001
INDEX
Our Miss Gibbs.
33904 (177, 197, 205,
228, 252, 346).
Outland (Malcolm) I see you. 31981.
Ovens (Latham) Gimmie, gimmie,
gimmie. 19298.
Over she goes. 26874, 27318, 27928,
28238, 28482, 303869, 33818.
Over the mountains. 17559.
Over the summer sea. 20501.
Overman (Ki. H.):
I'd like to tell you. 7200.
In June-time when you are mine.
74738.
Overstreet (Benton)
parade. 5680.
Overtures as solos for the pick style
Spanish guitar and Hawaiian guitar.
17561.
Tap dancers on
Ovington (Audrey) I am a mario-
nette. 31849.
Owen (C. E.) jr. Those magic words.
DOGS:
Owen (G. D.)
of my own.
Owen (H. Y.):
All alone in a world
12889.
If ever I cease to love. 4367.
Littie bittie pretty. 22663.
Man, man, what a band. 22769.
Owen (Murray) Gone but not for-
gotten. 4009.
Owens (A. L.) Roses bring romance
and you. 28404.
Owens (D. H.):
If you'll only be a mother to me.
29867.
Lonesome train whistling blues.
32340.
Mother’s smiling face awaits me
home. 11328.
My Missouri home in the hills.
32610.
My mother’s eall. 1877.
My Western prairie home. 1914.
Night herding lullaby. 32675.
Out in the golden West. 32814.
Pals of the prairie. 30378.
Riding on the Western'‘trail. 2275.
Will you think of me when I’m
gone. 3120.
You may be sorry some day.
33854.
Owens (H. C.) Dreamy mellow moon.
3798.
Owens (Harry):
Dancing under the stars. 15954.
Hawaii calls. 27227, 31757.
Hawaiian paradise. 4087, 7079,
25772.
Hula breeze. 4177.
If your aloha means I love you,
then I’m happy. 16702.
It happened at Waialae.
Leilani. 1444.
27574.
pt. II, n.s., v.31
Maui no ka oe. 17926, 14234.
Palace in paradise. 14556, 17569.
Waikapu. 2987.
Waipi’ o. 9160, 15221.
Owens (L. HE.) Queen of my heart.
25727.
Owens (Tex) pseud. See Owens
(D. H.)
Owens (Truman) It’s just a little
tumble down shack. 19811.
Owsley (B. B.):
Baby bunting lullaby. 6870.
Closer to you. 397.
Dey needs a Moses. 539.
Ill be waiting for you honey ’til
the cows come home. 27372.
Song feast of spirituals. 8758.
There’re just as good fish in the
ocean. 12305.
Those moments I have spent with
thee. 2386, 8633.
When Ah heahs yo’ callin’. 21305.
When it’s cotton pickin’ time up
dar in heaben. 213824.
Owtram (H. R.):
Cottage cradle song. 21569 (84).
Daisy lullaby. 21569 (88).
In Wonderland. 21569 (252).
Oxford univ. press:
Aeroplanes. 15529.
Alas, my Daphne, stay. 26549.
All from the sun’s uprise. 26554.
All ye that sleep in pleasure.
26561.
Allegretto. « 4790.
Anhawdd ymadael. 6829.
Aye me, alas, hey ho. 26615.
Babe holds court in Bethlehem.
26616.
Band book. 26636.
Benedicita, omnia opera. 18804.
Boy Johnny. 18839.
Bread of the world. 26712.
Bredon Hill. 26717.
Brisk young widow. 6508.
Broken tick-tock. 18531.
By the rushy fringed bank. 6584.
Canterbury bells. 18889.
Cars. 17958.
Carter Paterson van. 15813.
Chow. 18982.
Christ being raised from the dead.
3589.
Christ our passover. 3592.
Christe Jesu pastor bone.
Christmas concerto. 31301.
Clarendon aria books. 3606. |
Clarendon classical song books.
3607.
Clarendon song books.
13170.
Comely swain.
Concerto. 32851.
18933.
13169,
26833.
2002
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Concerto for pianoforte and orch-
estra. 2438386.
Congregational evening service.
18971.
Cradle song. 38662, 18990.
Dachshund. 19015.
Dandelion down. 38679.
Das ist je gewisslich wahr. 12976.
Date stamp. 170501
Dona nobis pacem. 19091.
Drake’s chair. 19120.
Hight pieces. 3520.
Hight Portuguese folksongs.
27122.
Enchantment. 3831.
Evening song. 3845.
Facade. 31543.
Fair and true. 16158.
Fantasie choral. 19214, 19215.
Fantasy on one note. 19216.
Farmyard. 16169.
Ferry me _ across the water.
20156.
Fifteen Christmas carols. 32489.
First of May. 16189.
First year in _ the_ orchestra.
13409.
Five short duets. 4498.
Five short pieces. 13578.
Five Tudor portraits. 15203.
Flocks in pastures green abiding.
26624.
Fluency studies for beginners.
27085.
Four pieces for piano. 18080.
From a heart made whole. 3946.
From tyrant laws. 6943.
Fugue. 4047, 12977.
Gay robin is seen no more. 27128.
Green hills. 31710.
Green rain. 19368.
Gyda’r bore bach. 27192.
Ha ha, this world doth pass.
27201.
Here, O my Lord.. 27247.
How vain is man who boasts in
fight. 27208.
Hymn of heavenly beauty. 4188.
I attempt from love’s sickness to
fly. 7186.
I vow to thee my country. 32000.
If love love truth. 28485.
In ieiunio et fletu. 24967.
Intermezzo for organ. 19786.
Introduction and theme. 19788.
Trish dance. 4480.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 3388.
Jig-saw puzzle. 15813.
Jigg.,.13519.
John Barleycorn. 4495.
Kentish suite. 32201.
Lark in the clear air. 27672.
Lilliburlero. 27732.
Linnet in a gilded cage. 19995.
2008
Live and love. 17781.
Lora of Lismoyne. 27782.
Lord of all power and might.
4704.
Lott’s bricks. 17050.
Love of the Father. 4736.
Lullaby. 7865.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dinmittis.
4ATT7, T887.
March. 13484.
Margaret has a milking pail.
20156.
Master Valiant. 20164.
Merry Christmas. 32475.
Michaelmas. 17185.
Morning hymn. 8021, 27972.
Musie for piano. 14829.
My truest treasure. 5009.
Nightingale. 8199.
Noah’s ark animals. 17425.
Nor on beds of fading flow’rs.
8216.
Nothing is here for tears. 20385.
Nursery portraits. 20396.
O brother man. 5080.
O little one sweet. 5082.
O Lord, consider my distress.
5083.
O Lord, grant the king a long life.
32730.
O Lord, the maker of all thing.
25586.
O nata lux de lumine. 25537.
Old woman of Tappington Moor.
8295.
Paintbox. 17566.
Pastoral symphony. 26625.
Pedalling the modern pianoforte.
20527.
Penned are the sheep. 28259.
Perseus and Andromeda. 7051.
Plane tree. 14597.
Poisoned kiss. 25683*.
Polka viennoise. 5244.
Pooh pieces. 28285.
Practical method for the recorder.
5255.
Praise the Lord, O my _ soul.
20581.
Prelude, Air and Finale. 17662.
Prelude and fantasy fugue. 28302.
Prologue, episode, and interlude.
20600.
Pug. 20606.
Rake’s progress. 5296.
Read and enjoy. 5299, 32965.
Requiem. 17726.
Riddle song. 8540.
Riders to the sea. 20656.
Running set. 25801.
Sandpit. 17808.
Schafe konnen_ sicher weiden.
12981.
Scherzo. 3346.
INDEX
Oxford uniy. press—Continued.
Schlage doch. 26628.
See what His love can do.
Shop. 17888.
15653.
Si oiseau j’étais 4 toi je volerais.
5458.
Silver swan. 28485.
Since Robin Hood. 28487.
Sinfonia concertante. 20252.
Sing a song of joy. 5480.
Sing, fair Clorinda. 28504.
Six bergerettes du bas Canada.
12998.
Six pictures from Finland. 13579.
Skipping rope. 17883.
Soldiers. 17958.
Spacious firmament
20872.
Suite. 21196.
Suite for organ. 14989.
Suite for string orchestra.
Symphony in FEF minor.
18323, 21226.
Technique with a purpose.
Teddybear dances. 18107.
Teddybear sings. 18107.
Teddybears—all of them.
There’s snow on the fields.
This England. 5763, 21075.
Three short elegies. 381579.
Thunder at night. 5775.
Time, you old Gipsy man.
To meadows. 5792.
To music. 18205.
Trains. 15529.
Tricycle, and pulling things behind
it. 17566.
Two carols. 5210.
Two choral preludes. 3394.
Two interlinked French folk melo-
on
17425.
21063.
28763.
dies. 20811.
Two pieces for piano. 18991.
Two tunes for Tony. 17023.
Valse. 3347.
Veni Creator. 17570.
View, Lisbia, view. 28876.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme.
3395.
Waltzing Matilda. 28896.
Weathers. 5954.
When I see blossoms spring. 6012.
Where the bee sucks. 26833.
Wherefore to-night so full of care.
33725.
Widow bird sate mourning for her
love. 9341.
Wind. 6105.
Windmill. 29060.
Winds at Bethlehem. 29061.
Wooden engine. 18531.
Oxner (E. J. P.):
Merry widow waltz. 6253 (320).
Old Black Joe. 6253 (357).
DUI, nH. 8. Veon
Silver threads among the gold.
6253 (419).
Ozbat (G. C.) You had to love. 15448.
Ozier (K.) pseud. See Treadwell
(Catherine)
Paananen (T. M.) Dear old mother of
mine. 31410.
Paans (W. J.) Songeuse. 15517
(366).
Pablito. pseud. See Brusaglino
(Paolo)
Pabst (Louis) Revery. 85382.
Pace (D. 8.) Vd do most anything,
just to see you smile. 24777.
Pacheco (J. N.):
Blanca rosa. 21708.
Marta. 27881.
Pacheco (Justin) :
Gone. 7001.
It must be the Gypsy in me. 7538.
Leap-year mamas after papas.
7690.
Was it really love, or just a love
affair. 59381.
Pachernegg (Alois) Aus der Steier-
mark. 31079.
Pachulski (H.) Etude in G_ flat.
15517 (95).
Pack (J. F.)
1699.
Pack (L. D.)
drons grow. 12659.
Packman (Jack) Lovely lady. 32391.
Paddock. pseud. See Karlsson (Sven)
Paddock (EK. E.) God of the Congo.
3993.
Mem’ries and dreams.
Where the rhododen-
Paddy (—) Chanson des iles. 24280.
Paddy O’Day. 1035, 1391.
Padellaro (Nazareno) Figli della
lupa. 727.
Paderewski (1. J.):
Mazurek. 24081 (124).
Melodie. 24031 (156).
Menuet. 17176, 30152.
Minuet. 32498.
Théme varié. 30708.
Padilla (José) :
Flower girl. 22040.
Little princess. 22669.
Love-charm. 22719.
Relicario. 2252.
Violetera. 9141.
Violets. 33585.
Voluptuosa. 30830.
Will you buy a little violet. 3115.
Pafumy (Joe) My only love. 32620.
Pagani (O.) & bro.:
A la Chopin. 15519.
Accordion harmony. 12869.
Art of muscular and finger control
for the piano accordion. 12945.
Dancing butterfly. 15943.
Fish scales. 16191.
Key to Accordion harmony. 13995.
2004
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Little doll. 16995.
Rancheros. 17701.
Trieste souvenir.
Paganini. 382824.
Paganini (Niccolo) :
Chasse. 8368.
Streghe. 5189.
Twelve Paganini-Gaviniés violin
études and caprices transcribed
182382.
for the flute. 25685.
Paganucci (A.) Valse débonnaire.
18286.
Page (Annette) pseud. See Sheetz
ie 1.)
Page (C.) How can you turn me
down. 29756.
Page (D. R.):
First in my heart.
Isn’t it true. 19796.
Page (EH. E.):
Black rhythm.
I’m nursing a
22348.
Romance in the air.
Wings on our feet.
Page (F. C.):
Go and blow a bubble. 6987.
Memories of old of you. 1696.
There’s few as lovely as you.
19235.
9722*.
broken heart.
5358, 28382".
6107.
5752.
Page (Gene) Sce Page (EH. E.)
Page (K. S.) Pre-school music book.
32909.
Page (M.) pub. & producing ¢co., ine.
My prairie state. 30249.
Page (Mary) Toujours lVamour.
29189 (4388).
Page (N. C.):
Anchored. 3270 (18).
Carmena. 6253 (60).
Carry me back to old Virginny.
24266.
Ditson clarinet player’s repertory.
10032.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
9509 (192).
Estudiantina. 6253 (111).
Fair. 9509 (259).
Finlandia. 27071.
Gondoliers. 381680.
Hallelujah chorus. 29689.
Home sweet home. 9509 (294).
In the gloaming. 29189 (205).
In the time of roses. 18648 (197,
198).
Like as the hart desireth the
water brooks. 31003 (97).
Old Black Joe. 29189 (309).
Panseron’s A B C of music.
(278).
Practical organist. 15517 (305).
Regina coeli. 3270 (527).
Ring up the curtain. 2279.
Sea hath its pearls. 9509 (655).
18648
Ten light overtures for orchestra.
30373.
Thing of beauty. 28741.
Waltz from Faust. 12862 (202).
With horse and _ hound. 3270
(746).
Page (S. D.) Romance in the air.
28382*.
Page (T. B.) I’m having a lovely time.
7309.
Page (i 7.) :
King Solomon, swing oh swing.
25105.
Little kiss. 30038.
Pagenstecher (Bernard) Rhythm of
you. 382988.
Pageot (D.) You, you, you. 29178.
Pageot (Mrs. D.) Sweet little girl.
28637.
Pagliaro (Salvatore) Valse roman-
tique. 5880, 12488.
Pagodaland. 2271.
Pahl (O. E.) Dancing on the delta.
24371.
Pahlen (Kurt) Lied vom _ Alltag.
19983.
Paige (F. D.):
As long as I have you.
EKv’ry time we say goodbye.
I was dreaming. 27494.
Paige (Vincent) Cassandra.
Pain (Eva) Sandpit. 17808.
Paine (H. A.) If I never had gazed
in your eyes. 743883.
Paine (J. K.):
Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles.
21569 (415).
Ouverture zu Shakespeare’s Was
ihr wollt. 29189 (321).
Symphonische dichtung nach
12950.
27040.
6579.
Shakespeare’s Sturm. 29189
(417).
Paine (L. M.):
Don’t tell me it’s Christmas.
24445*.,
Five short plays with music for
the tiny tots. 12953. )
Paine (M. E.):
Ouverture zu Shakespeare’s Was
ihr wollt. 29189 (321).
Symphonische dichtung nach
Shakespeare’s Sturm. 29189
(417).
Painter (Frances) In dear old Ala-
bam’. 10792.
Painter (J. H.) Nebraska home com-
ing. 1932.
Painter (Paul) :
Fughetta of the little bells. 10357.
Notturnino di luna. 30293.
Small poem in four stanzas. 12006.
Paisley (W. M.):
I sing. 19656.
Once I heard a song. 83819.
2005
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Paladilhe (E.):
Chanson de frére Jacques.
(110).
Festa romana. 24553.
Paladilhe (J. E. G. L.) Chanson de
frére Jacques. 9509 (110).
Palamone (T. G.) Midnight melody.
20194.
Palau (Pedro) :
Campanadas.
Mientes. 22830.
Paldi (Mari):
At play. 3270 (35).
Autumn. 3270 (88).
Bell piano. 3270 (57).
Hippity hop. 3270 (256).
Holiday. 3270 (268).
Hunting song. 3270 (278).
In a garden. 3270 (305).
Lullaby. 3270 (402).
Shepherd. 3270 (578).
Song without words. 3270 (612).
Pale horse and rider. 28241.
9509
22830.
Palen (Mae) Song of the dunes.
17974.
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan),
reciprocal copyright protection of
music, p. 5.
Palestrina (G. P. S.):
Introduxit me rex. 28243.
Praise be to Thee. 11687.
Veni Creator. 17570.
Palex (L.) Mon faubourg. 32518.
Paley (—) Angel eyes. 33904 (8).
Paley (Herman) :
And more yet besides. 18648 (11).
Don’t go away. 18648 (108).
I'd like to see you get along.
18648 (176).
You're my hit parade.
Paling (W. H.) & co., ltd.:
Berceuse. 931152.
Caprice.
Clouds and sunshine.
Five romantic pieces.
Fragrance. 16233.
Growing up. 13506.
How sweet the name.
Humpty Dumpty. 27310.
Macri songs. 14220.
Memories of youth.
Merry moods. 32476.
Nautical suite. 32648.
Regret. 17716.
Save me, O God.
Sing we merrily.
Sleep on. 28524.
Summer eve. 25998.
Three little songs. 19084.
Three songs of bush and town.
19085.
When Johnnie sings. 18418.
When we are very young. 15333.
Youthful fancies. 12847.
29150.
15868.
16389.
24754.
32468.
28438.
28513.
Palladium frolics,
5278, 6138.
Pallos (Charles) jr.
Ist ed. 3419, 4722,
Up in the air.
23684.
Palm (Emil):
Regentropfen. 11805, 11806.
Sternengruss. 30628.
Palm Springs. $32, 1007, 5192, 6810,
7118, 7208, 8366.
Palmason (L. P.):
Charon barearole. 158382.
I thank Thee for music within my
heart. 16642.
Mourn not the dead.
Pepsi-Cola theme song.
Three roses. 18191.
Palmer (Ada) Drifting.
Palmer (Ann):
Blind to my love. 9730.
Love in view. 11140.
Palmer (C. C.) Moonlight on the lake.
8014.
1784.
14576.
10101.
Palmer (C. R.):
Lemke victory march. 27686.
Official union party march song.
25544.
Put over the ‘Townsend plan.
17682,
Townsend legion march _ song.
18222.
Townsend national legion conven-
tion song. 151389.
Palmer (E.) There were shepherds.
2765.
Palmer (E. H.) Dreamland. 3789.
Palmer (KE. L.) Love me just a little
bit my love. 30073.
Palmer (Hdwina) First year in the
orchestra. 13409.
Palmer (G. A.):
Jesus never fails to _ satisfy.
10913.
Keep me fully yielded. 10965.
Palmer (G.
Bhean tid Shiop. 9709.
Paidir fhionnghuala. 11635.
Palmer (H. R.) Rose of Sharon.
5363.
Palmer (J. F.) Band played on.
15663."
Palmer (Jack) :
For no rhyme or reason. 27092.
Here comes the man with the jive.
27245.
In the timberland of old Wyoming.
7503.
It all begins and ends with you.
DOr
Old Joe’s hittin’ the jug. 238088.
Vipers dream. 26215.
Palmer (James) jr.:
Book called the Bible. 15748.
Confidence in God. 15894.
2006
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
17348.
17911.
My Saviour.
Sing it out.
Palmer (Jimmy) aw., and Palmer
(EK. P.) prop.:
Aceent on swing. 18653.
Better late than never. 18805.
Hawaiian moon. 381760.
You almost had
18556.
Palmer (King):
Impudence. 20659.
Rinka. 20659.
Zigeuner lust.
Palmer (M. E.):
Only in dreams.
Rhapsody of love.
Palmer (Nevada)
me _ believing.
21564.
17527.
8533.
I promise, dear, I
promise. 24886.
Palmer (P. W.) Give me the moon.
13471.
Palmer (R. W.) If winter comes.
27517.
Palmer (S. M.):
At twilight.
Sailing along.
Palmer (Vera) :
Beautiful melody.
Beautiful tropic skies.
Dreams of you. 13335.
Farewell to paradise. 13396.
I love a slide trombone. 13671.
I’m goin’ to fool them. 138700.
Then IT’ll whisper aloha to you.
15072.
What have you done to my poor
heart. 15278.
When we waltz to the song I love.
15337.
When you think of me.
Palmer (W. C.)
18248.
Palmerton (H. G.)
Palmgren (Selim) :
Mor sjunger. 33904 (198).
Niktergalen. 33904 (207).
Northern lights. 28119.
Nun die schatten dunkeln.
(213).
Preludium. 33904 (229).
Ringdans. 33904 (251).
Saga. 33904 (255).
Sjofararen vid milan.
17930.
Skuggornas 6. 33904 (271).
Sommersehnsueht. 33904 (282).
Svanen. 383904 (296).
Palmieris (Silvio) Your blue eyes
mateh the sky. 6238.
Paloma (La) 11688.
Pampani (Gaetano) Siciliana.
Pan Minister i Dessous.
Pana (EH. S.) Spirit of the matador.
23485.
135.
2341,
13012.
13016.
15348.
Twilight’s here.
Interlude. 19785.
33904
17929,
2436.
14995, 15150. | Panserbasse.
Panama knights; 20503*.
Panamania. 5194.
Panbuena (FE. M. G.):
My smiling Agnes. 14422.
This good-bye is not a solemn good-
bye. 38421.
Pancoast (Ace) :
Moonlight and shadows. °, 253868,
Over a cup of tea. 256381.
That’s the time you got fooled.
12289.
Pandera (-—) Sérénade 4 Marysa.
2405.
Panella (H.):
Amour et tango. 87.
Jolie guinguette. 1884.
Pour toi. 2177.
Seul regard. 2410.
Panella (Ll. J.):
National band contest. 1737838.
Our President of 1933. 28229.
Panepinto (Antonio) Homage at [sic]
Charles A. Lindbergh, grand Ameri-
ean aviator. 27270.
Pangle (EH. C.):
Good-will and peace on earth.
31700. ;
Homeward we're bound. 19469.
Let’s forgive and lets forget.
19964.
Let’s grow old together. 19969.
This heart of mine is calling you.
2771.
Pangle (T. B.) Jl always remember.
1037.
Panienka z poste-restante. 6963, 6964,
7973, T9TA.
Panikoff (Evelyn) :
Beloved vagabond. 218.
Gee man, why must you be a G
man. 793.
Give me the words for my melody.
13472.
Gold star in the blue sky. 8832.
I’m rough and ready and rearin’ to
go. 18725.
I took to you just like a duck to
water. 1155.
Let’s have fun with what we’ve
got. 4621.
Silly old moon. 14792.
When I say good night to you.
3028.
Your assessed valuation isn’t half
as much as you're worth. 15495.
Pankow (Mabel) :
I can sympathize with you. 16472.
I can tell. 13621.
You were good for me. 38245,
15493.
30380, 30396.
Panseron’s A. B. C. of music. 18648
(278).
2007
INDEX
Pantell (HE. R.) Lula Lou. 20118.
Panton (George) Four futuristic nov-
elties. 32829.
Panucci (Roy) aw. and Panucci
(Rocco) prop. Long have I dreamed.
1535.
Panzone (Gene)
have loved, we have parted. 18341.
Paoli (E.) C’est Mado. 300.
Paolis (Marino De) Chitarra d’ar-
gento. 31285.
Paolo e Virginia. 2101.
Papas (Sophocles) Five solos for the
Hawaiian guitar. 32832.
Pape (Ann) ‘Turn on the radio. 5881.
Papp (Dotti) Silly little moon. 23350.
Pappy. pseud. See Below (T.)
Paquerette. 2102.
Paquet (B. W.):
Quintuplets lullaby. 2215.
Sugar Bowl bayou. 12144.
Sweet Dixie’s lullaby. 28635.
When King Rex rules New Orleans.
28971.
Paragon pub. co. Our castle in the air.
8353.
Paragraph 3. 11645.
Paramount home study course for the
plectrum guitar. 8871.
Paramount music co., ltd.:
Wishing we were friends again.
3134.
Yes, not arf we are. 30952.
Paramount pictures, inc.:
Bomba. 24196.
Go out and make friends with the
world. 22105.
I’ve got those house cleaning blues.
22402.
I want a cowboy for a sweetheart.
22409.
Let’s spend a day at the zoo.
22640.
Merry-go-round. 22820.
Night in Manhattan. 25509.
Paradise in waltz time. 25645.
Pigeons fly around and around.
23182.
Popeye on the wire. 23198.
Talking through my heart. 26052.
When i’m at the wheel of my
automobile. 23799.
When is a kiss not a kiss. 26304.
Paramount productions, ine.:
Bomba. 18833.
Could I be in love. 18982.
Here’s love in your eye. 19442,
22188.
High hat hop. 19453.
I’m talking through my heart.
19638.
It don’t make sense. 19800.
Moonlight and shadows. 22866.
2008
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Moose-bar. 20239.
Night in Manhattan. 20361-20363.
When is a kiss not a kiss. 21322.
You came to my rescue. 21495,
23942.
Your minstrel man. 21561.
We have met, we] Paramount productions music corp.:
Awake in a dream. 144.
Bal masque. 9647, 9648.
Be human. 18773.
Birds of a feather in Hawaii. 237.
Brazilian love song. 6499.
Cheer up little sister. 6599.
Come and see me_ to-morrow.
18957.
Desire. 531, 6754.
Dreaming out loud. 6810.
Drink it down. 10109, 10110.
Fisherman song. 6908.
Give us this night. 6977.
Hail to Chester. 10362.
Hail to Converse. 4055.
Hamburger mine. 138523.
Heigh-ho the radio. 16383.
Hills of old Wyomin’. 982, 7118.
House Jack built for Jill. 7156,
16449, 19491.
Humpty Dumpty. 973.
I can’t escape from you. 16475.
I can’t play my banjo, with Sus-
annah on my knee. 10514.
I don’t want to make history.
1007, 7208.
I got time and I got no place to
go. 13645.
I mean to say I love you. 4815,
7342.
I wanna be a life guard. 13783.
If you can’t sing it you'll have to
swing it. - 16694.
Is it love or infatuation. 138882.
Isabelle. 10846.
It’s you I’m talkin’ about. 4469,
10884.
Je vous adore. 1317, 10906.
Learn the art of self defense.
14034.
Let’s all go to grampy’s show.
16926.
Let’s build a bridge today. 14050.
Light up your face. 4644.
Little bar-butterfly. 7757.
Little stranger. T7778.
Long ago and far away. 4697,
14142.
Low. ‘T7861.
Lucky starlets. 7864.
Mister Deep Blue Sea. T7986.
Mr. Paganini. 11282.
Moon’s our home. 8006, 11302.
Moving song. 14323.
Music in the night. 4916, 8051.
My concertina. 1814, 14848.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
heart’s in the heart of the
West. 14881, 20286.
My love and I. 8115.
Occidental woman. 244.
Palm Springs. 5192, 83866.
My
Paradise in waltz time. 17578.
Poppy. 14613, 17648.
Promise with a kiss. 8474.
Purple shadows. 11754.
Rendezvous with a dream.
14653.
Rhythm on the range.
Sorrento song. 8785.
Sweet melody of night.
Swing tap. 18076.
Texas ranger song.
We did it. 2958.
Where is my heart. 6061, 15353.
X-mas comes but once a year.
21462.
Ya gotta have pep. 15422.
You’re not built that way. 15478.
You’re the only one. 12814.
Paramount publications. Folio of 15
popular songs. 19244.
Pareells (G. M.) My dream. 8074.
Pareo (Isabel) :
Stranger than fiction. 28600.
Why don’t you give me a tumble.
8526,
17739.
8880.
12264, 21011.
26387.
Pardue (M. L.) Everything is in your
kiss. 3859.
Pardue (Ted) All through the years.
12900.
Pardy (George) Baby, what a night
is this. 21659.
Parelli (Attilio) :
April odors were sweet. 15517 (9).
Farewell. 15517 (102).
Happy morning waits.
(136).
Parenti (Michael) :
All the way to the land of our
dreams. 31025.
Beautiful dream. 31119.
Could you love me as I love you.
31354.
Dancing this waltz with my love.
31388. -
I will remember. 32011.
Just for you and me. 32175.
Longing for you. 32342.
Promise you'll be mine, happy we'll
be sweetheart. 32922.
Rose. 33022.
She got me. 33115.
Some day you'll be sorry too.
33212.
Summit waltz.
Waltzing and
33612.
Welcome home.
15517
33299.
Singing together.
33645.
When bloom
dolO1,.
Parenti (Mike)
never part.
Parera (Antonio)
the roses again.
Love in my heart will
17062.
Je yvoudrais un joli
bateau. 10905.
Parés (Gabriel) au. and Parés
(R. G. A.) prop. Sur les bords du
Nil. 9509 (644).
Parés (Philippe) :
Petit bois. 11672.
Petite tour Hiffel. 11678.
Quand la clique a sa claque. 11757.
Si j’étais la petite Shirley. 11964.
Tout ici bas nous dit adieu. 12383.
Parés (Philippe) Editions:
Garde moi, chéri. 6954.
Petit bois. 11672.
Petite tour Hiffel. 11678.
Quand la clique a sa claque. 11757.
Si j’étais la petite Shirley. 11964.
Tinouca. 26129.
Tout ici bas nous dit adieu. 12383.
Parham (Hartzell (Tiny)) Harlem
River is Old Man River now. 22166.
Parham (Tiny) See Parham (Hartzell
(Tiny) )
Paris “@3.7B:)":
Little sod shanty.
Take me back to Texas.
Texas has a sweetheart.
Texas heroes. 23571.
To a rose. 211038.
To Mardi gras. 21107.
Paris (Portia) Postmen of the air.
ZAG.
Paris (Walter) :
Ballet of my dreams. 12994.
Everybody swing it now. 13376.
Love letters from your cigarette.
17014.
20979.
21009.
20088.
Pariseau (J. M.):
Home of my childhood days.
24726.
I wanna be a cowgirl cowhand.
24908.
Parish (Mitchell) :
Sound of your voice. 25951.
When the shadows grow longer
30892.
Parish (R. U.)
Popsicle man. 17649.
Parish press. Come, see the place.
6652.
Parisi (Antonio) Ave, 0 Duce. 3370.
Parisi (Columbus) Say ole timer.
20735.
Parisi (J. V.) Aquila romana. 15598.
Parisi (Joseph) JI will be back in
summertime. 10723.
Park (A.) Mazurka. 4807.
Park (M. Mungo-) See Mungo-Park
(M.)
Park (W. L.)
your eyes.
That’s how they made
DIL.
2009
INDEX
Parke (J. G.) jr.:
I made my bid in hearts. 13739.
My heart is under new manage-
ment. 30222.
Parke (Jimmie)
qr.
Parker (Beulah) :
Bugs about you.
Sentimental suite.
Parker (C. B.)
18979.
Parker
1560
See Parke (J. G.)
285.
25833.
Cottage near the bay.
(D. D.) Love came to me.
Parker (EH. H.):
I’ve got a New Deal man. 13771.
I’ve only time for love. 13779.
I want to go to California. 13795.
Parker (Edna) See Parker (EH. E.)
Parker (Elizabeth) See Parker (KH. E.)
Parker (Evelyn) Bugs about you.
285.
Parker (F. B.) Re-elect Roosevelt.
177138.
Parker (Garland) Lenore. 4600.
Parker (Henry) au., and Parker
(Nellie) prop.:
Nearer my God to Thee.
450).
Processional march.
Parker (Horatio) au.,
(Anna) prop.:
Arietta. 21569 (16).
At the mid hour of night.
(18).
Canon. 21569 (56).
Christ our Passover. 9509 (130).
Cossack war-song. 21569 (83).
Guide us, Father. 21569 (180).
King Gorm the grim. 38270 (355).
Kitty Magee. 21569 (287).
Novelette. 21569 (435).
Piseatrix. 6253 (380).
Power eternal, Judge and Father.
21569 (454).
Risoluto. 21569 (474).
Shan van voght. 21569 (492).
Slumber-song. 21569 (506).
Sonata in H flat. 21569 (516).
Two minnelieder. 21569 (486).
3270 (449,
6253 (887).
and Parker
21569
Valley of the Espingo. 21569
(580).
Wandering knight’s song. 8270
(695).
Parker (Jessie E.) I found you in the
dark. 10538.
Parker (Jimmy) :
Bundle of dynamite. 18852.
Heiress of a million charms.
22182.
I think I’ve had my fill of you.
22393.
26176.
I’ve learned my
Two chairs by the fire.
Parker (John E.)
lesson. 1166.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Parker (Katharine) :
Are-en-ciel. 6341.
Down Langford way. 26964.
Parker (M. E.) Baby mine. 3379.
Parker (M. M.):
At the dance. 7502.
Busy fingers. 6526.
Cielito lindo. 6616.
Gid-dy ap, my pony. 7502.
Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here.
7052.
Happiness. 7058.
In the swing. 7502.
Jolly elves and gnomes. 17578.
Little fairy’s waltz. 7764.
Lullaby. 8701.
Mary had a little lamb. 7920.
Moonbeams. 8007.
Off to school. 8249.
Rippling stream. 7578.
Sleep, baby sleep. 8701.
Song to baby. 7920.
Spider and the fly. 9172.
Tin soldiers parade. 7058.
Parker (Marjorie) Honey won’t you
give yourself a treat. 27276.
Parker (Mary) See Parker (M. M.)
Parker (Myrtle):
Just one more dance. 29961.
Wandering blues. 26239.
Wandering blues waltz.
Parker (Perry) :
15235.
Game of hearts. 29629.
How can I be sure of you. 29754.
Parker (R. A.) Longing hearts.
17040.
Parker (Ross) In a little Devonshire
lane. 22455.
Parker (T. W.) jr. ’Neath skies of
blue. 11462.
Parker-Dohrmann-Hayes music. After
breakin’ with you. 9532.
Parker’s (frank) favorite songs.
28247,
Parkes (George) Yes, it’s true all they
say about Dixie. 26431.
Parkes (J. H. and L. G.). Mr. Frog
went a courtin’. 32507.
Parkhurst (D. C.) See Parkhurst (M.
D. C.)
Parkhurst (M. D. C.) That’s a lesson
in love. 15061.
Parkinson (Frances)
tiny people. 12355.
Parkinson (L. J.) Hlection day is on
its way. 21969.
Parks (J. A.) :
Tiny tunes for
Barbara Frietchie. 18770.
Divine lullaby. 546.
I dream of Jeanie. 19538.
Parks’
(232).
Ring out, wild bells.
concert quartets. 33904
19348.
2010
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Parks (J) A‘) @o.:
Barbara Frietchie. 18770.
Christmastide. 18935.
Ciribiribin. 3889.
Dear Lord, remember me. 512.
Divine lullaby. 546.
Grandfather’s clock. 19352.
Heavenly song. 919.
I dream of Jeanie. 19538.
Memories. 1693.
Ring out, wild bells. 19348.
Parks (Jesse) Youll want to come
back. 26461.
Parks (P. R.) Two eyes. 12488.
Parks (W. C.) Sabbath in the South.
23294.
Parkyn (William) Just for to-day.
32174.
Parlette (Hileen) Atlantic City moon-
light. 12962.
Parlow (Edmund) :
At the dancing master’s.
(25).
Bella picadora. 6253 (34).
Danse moderne. 21569 (91).
Hunter’s song. 9509 (304).
‘Marche triomphale. 21569 (328).
Menuetto scherzando. 6253 (317).
Napolitana. 6253 (338).
Pierrot tanzt. 240381 (161).
Polonaise brillante. 21569 (449).
Soldiers are coming. 6253 (480).
-Sylphiden walzer. 21569 (539).
Sylphs and nixies« 6253 (468).
Tanz im dorfe. 24031 (205).
Through field and forest.
-. (479).
With flying colors.
With light hearts.
Parmai ibolya. 20511*.
Parmelee (Gilbert) At the end of the
sunset trail. 24114.
Parmenter (B. E.):
Broken-hearted sweetheart. 9776.
I’m waiting, waiting by the tele-
6253
6258:
6253. (535).
6253 (536).
phone. 10668.
You've got a system that wows me.
15490.
Parmeter (I. D.):
A-way. 9638.
Take me back to old New England.
8914.
Parnasse musical. Cloches de Noél.
Sd plot:
Parnau (Ann)
Parnell (C. W.)
Parochial hymnal. 32836.
Parodi (A. L.) Poema. 2156.
Parola (Antonino) :
Lolita. 4681.
Zingaresea. 3259.
2% ezardas. 3267.
Parolino (A. C.)°
25947.
Heavenly you. 7094.
Destiny. 538.
Sons of liberty.
Parr-Davies (Harry) :
Binkie’s lullaby. 381167.
Carnival in Spain. 328.
Do you remember my first love
song. 16040.
Fairy on the Christmas tree.
31553.
V’m walking your way. 1130.
Parraga (Graciela) :
Champagne de amor. 13142.
Como mi vida gris. 3631.
Guitarra companera. 13509.
Llueve. 14127.
Tinieblas. . 15115.
Tus labios dijeron. 5832.
Union triste. 15192.
Verdad. 15205.
Parris (Harry):
Me who is, and the Jews. 20174.
20210.
20305.
I fell in love again.
Modern vagrant.
My lovely miss.
Parrish) (AS 2?)
4215.
Parrish (Madge)
your love. 12806.
Parrish (Sylvester)
der the moonlight.
Parry (Joseph) :
Jesus, lover of my soul. 29948.
Welsh choral fantasy. 2997.
Parshley (A. W.) Under the spell of
You're stingy with
Making love un-
142138.
the moon. 18266.
Parsifal. 12520.
Parson (Don) My home by the river.
1842.
Parsons (Deke) See Parsons (H. M.)
jr.
Parsons (H. L.):
Lullaby in modern style.
Waltz caprice. 23720.
Parsons (H. M.) jr. You can never
believe. 29113.
Parsons (Homer)
sorry. 21521. |
Parsons (J. B.) aw., and Parsons (V.
22756.
You're going to be
D.) prop. Little white church.
T7179.
Parsons (M. K.) Mother. 8080.
Parsons (Marion)
mooning. 138911.
Parsons (W. O.) Kiss me, love me,
and kiss me again. 1400.
Part songs for changing voices.
Partanen (Oiva)
It’s time for honey-
8376.
Roll on, silver river.
2306.
Partichela (KF. A.) Jarabe _ tapatio.
32145.
Partos (Irene) You were so easy to
find. 26513.
Parys (G. van): '
C’est un mauvais garecon. 29354.
Imaginons que nous avons révé.
29873.
2019
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s.,-v. 81
ne raEEEaInEnEnIEnnmmmmeane
Parys (G. van)—Continued.
Je ne donnerais pas
29943.
Pas de fumée sans feu.
Pasarich (Pierre) :
Just for tonight dance with me.
ma _ place.
13349.
2(626.
When Roosevelt and I were in the
navy. 28979.
Pascal (Florian) pseud. See Williams
(Joseph )
Pasehal (Lem) :
Ball and chain. 26634.
I know there’ll be music in heaven.
27361.
I love the life of a cowboy. 27388.
No other fellow’s sweetheart.
28111.
Paschang (F. J.) You're the only one
for me. 26497.
Pasker (E.) Christ to-day rejoices
men. 3594-8596.
Paskman (Dailey) Blackface and
music. 97238.
Pasmezoglu (Perry) Morning, noon
and moonlight. 4894.
Pasmore (H. B.):
Beware. 6253 (39).
O that we two were maying. 6253
(350).
Pasquier (Louis) Mots qu’on pense
tout bas. 17257.
Passach (Joseph) :
Boo-hoo, the baby baboon.
Karroo. 7636.
Song of the bushveld boys. 8762.
When the jackal keeps a’-howlin’.
6495.
$282.
Passage (S. C.) Strange as it seems.
5607.
Passaporto rosso. 1428, 2400.
Passen (Philip) What’s the matter
with me. 12587.
Pasternacki (Stephen) Dear old U.
of D. 15986, 24394.
Pasternak (David) I can’t drink your
coffee. 998.
Pastorcito pub. ©@o.:
Amor... que florece. 84.
285A.
She’s a streamlined baby.
Tus lindos ojos.
Pate (Fred)
17871.
Paterson (M. G.) Cherry Valley
soldier. 6600.
Paterson’s publications, ltd.:
I will make you brooches. 7409.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
32154.
Just for to-day. 32174.
Little Jack Horner. 25191.
Madame Jeanette. 17104.
Morn, noon and night. 8629.
Primavera. 25712.
Sketches by Sol. 8700.
There is my heart. 33405.
Wandering player. 9181.
Water colours. 9195.
Patience. 640.
Patnode (J. A.):
Play an old fashion waltz for me.
5234.
You say you can’t remember but I
know I won’t forget. 15484.
Patrick (Frederick) :
Are they only vacation dreams.
24102.
Footprints
27090.
Long Island moon. 22700.
May I have the pleasure ma’moi-
selle. 1673.
Swing, what is this thing.
Tale of two shoes. 20984.
Thanks for the wrong number op-
erator. 23574.
They’re throwin’ their dairies
away. 23606. Bits
Patrick (G. R.) Always and always.
in the snow. 27089,
23521.
29220.
Patricy (Martyna) What’s the use of
dreaming. 15288.
Bandit in love. 6395.
Ghosts in my garden.
Patseh (Elmer )
Pattee (H. E.)
24605.
Patten (Fred)
11291, 17318.
Patterson (A. D.)
Patterson (A. E.):
Evening hours.
My heart’s on strike.
Clouds. 26819.
6862.
I don’t need canary seed for I
can sing a song without it.
24782.
One song. 17519.
Saviour is born. 33068.
Patterson (A. 8.) jr.:
Serenade at eventide. 14756.
Song of the wastelands. 14877.
Where go the boats. 3071.
Patterson (B. C.):
Like a silver moonbeam you stole
across my way. 1486.
Sweet Nancy Jane. 8882.
Patterson (C. A.):
Chimes that say I love you. 369:
Dancing my first waltz with you.
3677.
Patterson (Elbert) :
Let’s take a walk under the moon.
11045.
Springtime in Tennessee. 18002.
Patterson (F. E.) Blue lagoon. 15781.
Patterson (G. D.):
Breaker of hearts. 15760.
I can’t even remember it now.
10508.
Patterson (H. H.):
My heart admits defeat. 8090.
2012
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
a
Old time musician, with a thump,
thump, thump. 11575.
Patterson (J. A.) See Wagoner (J.
ia Pe)
Patterson (Jack) See Patterson (H.
H.)
Patterson (L. R.) Monopoly. 14284.
Patterson (M. F.) One step at a time.
32787.
Patterson (Margaret) Just one tender
kiss.. 29962.
Patterson (Marie) My lips won’t tell
you. 4972.
Patterson (Pat) Only a stone’s-throw
from heaven. 17524.
Patterson (V. L.) You're the one I'll
always love. 18616.
Patti (Dominic):
Adorable eyes. 6263.
I long for your lips. 7267.
Patti (Mickey) See Patti (Dominic)
Patti (Steve) Jolly accordionist. 7577.
Patton..(K..H..) :
I asked the Jeep, and the Jeep said
yes. 19515.
My own dear loving mother. 25466.
Our little white bungalow on the
hill. 25618.
Stars and Stripes for freedom
Stand. 8824.
When Silvery clouds are framed
with gold. 26318.
When your hair is white as snow.
26343.
Patton (Lorraine) I asked the Jeep,
and the Jeep said yes. 19515.
Pattyeuts. jb.) :
Take me back to Texas.
Texas anthem. 23569.
Texas has a sweetheart.
Texas heroes. 23571.
To a rose. 211038.
To Mardi gras. 21107.
Paudash (P. H.) Hard to forget.
20979.
21009.
22165.
Paul (Allan) New-heart. 30273.
Paul (H. R.) Kiss Ill never forget.
25109.
Paul (L. N.):
At sunrise. 6356.
Hindu devotion. 4137.
Storm refrain. 5603.
Tell me, my little Erish lass.
Under the skin. 5859.
Wedding day. 9218.
Why does our canary sing?
With you. 29075.
Paul (Walter):
On Miami shore.
Valparaiso. 2898.
Paul Bunyan’s rollway. 11657.
Paul et Virginie. 15517 (293).
5695.
9331.
23104.
Pauley (D. R.):
Down the Midland trail. 585,
13309.
This sudden romance. 2776.
Your eyes. 18634.
Paull (C. M.) Grant us grace this day.
O Lord. 103842.
Paull. Ea:
Flash light. 29189 (114).
Lincoln centennial. 29189 (248).
Paull (G.) Lincoln centennial. 29189
(243).
Paull-pioneer music corp.:
Dardanelle (Louise) harmony first
method. 19034, 19035.
Dardanelle (Louise) harmony first
method for the piano. 243875.
Just for fun, play and sing. 22574.
When a king gives up everything
for love. 33666, 33667.
Paulos (N. E.):
Inspiracion.
Inspiration. 29907, 32096.
Pauls (HE. M.) Caribbean moon.
Paulsen (Helmut)
19926.
Paulson (H. W.)
Pauly (John):
Comrades and gang-lads. 425.
Take me back into my dream.
15012.
Thousand new and different ways,
we sing Love’s old sweet song.
2781.
Paumgartner (Bernhard) :
Rossini in Neapel. 11861*, 20695.
Whom the gods love. 22887.
Pavesio (Piero) Voce dall’ Africa.
2924.
Pavia (I. L.)
Pavlik (Marie)
9673.
Paxson (Zina)
Paxton (A. H.)
28306.
Paxton (W.) & co., ltd.:
Bells of youth. 18801.
Blue lilac. 6475.
Cargoes. 26755.
D’oti viens tu, bergére.
Donauwellen. 29493.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
16102, 29525.
Flor gitana. 6913.
Gipsy, I love you so.
Gipsy lady. 29642.
Give unto the Lord. 29648.
Green month. 27186.
He, the greatest and the noblest.
2384
29906.
26756.
Lindliche t&nze.
Aria. 17589.
Polka viennoise. 5244.
Beautiful Northport.
My song. 114384.
President Roosevelt.
26870.
29641.
Hebrew rhapsody. 10411.
Hotcha. 10470.
How willing my paternal love.
4048.
2013
INDEX
Paxton (W.) & co., 1td.—Continued.
If musie be the food of love. 7487.
Impudence. 20659.
Irish cradle song. 1270.
Kordion kapers. 16890.
Lotus flower. 8632.
Lyndhurst. 27845.
Mazurka. 29467.
Miss Myrtle. 279383.
Now Pheebus sinketh in the west.
20392.
Over the waves. 5187.
Poet’s song. 2159.
Prelude. 20618.
Regal march. 28350.
Reminiscences of
25754.
Rinka. 20659.
Seale and arpeggio manual for the
the Puszta.
piano accordion. 147385.
Scherzetto. 2375.
See, she appears. 27207.
Since first I saw your face. 2452.
So blessed be the time. 20813.
So merrily the shepherds began to
blow. 20817.
Soliloquy. 20825.
Tea tattle. 5682.
To music. 2383.
Twilight. 28826.
Ultima parola. 9104.
Voice of love. 20737.
Waltzing over the keys.
Where’er you walk. 27207.
Zigeuner lust. 21564.
Payette (Amy) We two.
Payne (C. M.):
I’m going to my sweetheart. 29812.
There’s a little brown house. 33412.
Payne (Hendrex T.) All I know is
what I read in the papers. 12895.
Payne (Hendrix T.) Old spring of love.
23095.
Payne (Minnie) 11997.
12534.
18354.
Skip it.
Payne (Nellie) Rocking chair of my
dreams. 28378.
Paysen (Royal) I didn’t mean it.
31871.
Payton (Z. M.):
He’s just a common dog they say,
but he’s my friend each day.
19422.
My little pal, where, where are
you. 20297.
Pdakowska (Marie) Sunshine. 20982.
Peace (EH. E.):
Little brown baby, wif spa’klin’
eyes. 4658.
Petah denied mah Lawd. 2133.
Peace (EF. W.):
Desert shall rejoice. 21569 (97).
Sing aloud unto God. 21569 (501).
Thou visitest the earth. 24081
(Zl).
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Why seek ye the living among the
dead. 6253 (530).
Peace be still. 8384.
Peace makers, 2121.
Peacock (Thomas) :
Gibson road to happiness guitar
teacher. 271381.
Gibson system for guitar. 31644.
Peak (J. L.) When I dance with you.
26297.
Pearce (A. E.) There’s melody in the
harvest moon. 2756.
Pearce (KF. W.) Color guard. 15874.
Pearce (M. V.) Just some-body’s
mother. 16860.
Pearce (R. L.) When I miss the one
I love. 21318.
Pearl (Gay) See Clemons (G. P.)
Pearl (Lola) Just you. 25091.
Pearly (Fred):
Faites ca pour moi.
Pourquoi dites vous non. 11723.
Retires-tu tes lunettes. 2257.
Pearman (D. M.) My happiness com-
plete. 8087.
Pearson (C. J.):
Gold in them there hills.
10187, 29572.
19319.
I wasted my time. 10721.
Pearson (EH. M. M.):
Love, hope, live. 17059.
Love’s glad song. 22749, 30081.
Mother, alone, at home. 17251,
30188.
Pearson (F. A.) :
Let’s be sweethearts again. 27697.
Wanderlust waltz. 23726.
Won't you please come back to me.
26422.
You’ve got what it takes to be
mine. 26508, 29169.
Pearson (Floyd) Dreamy Hilo moon.
29528.
Pearson (H. L.) Peek-a-boo moon.
14573.
Pearson (J. V.) Rhythm is swinging
the town. 14668.
Pearson (V. N.) I want to live by the
side of a road. 7405.
Pearson (W. D.):
O Lord consider my distress.
Two carols. 5210.
Peasant and his oxen.
Pease (Harry):
5083.
14571, 20525.
Feeding pigeons in the _ park.
22020.
I just made up with that old girl
of mine. 16506.
One hour for lunch. 28194.
Story Cupid told. 29189 (408).
Story of seven roses. 25985.
Pease (J. L.). Whatll I do. 3270
(711).
2014
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Pease (J. V.):
Plantation play. 14599*.
Sleeping beauty. 1481S*.
Trail of the trader. 15148*.
Wings. 15391*.
Pease (R. R.) He is my covering. 910.
Peattie (Jillson) Im writing this song
to you. 22370.
Peavey (J. B.)
Pecei (Juan)
Peceia (Arturo Buzzi-)
cia (Arturo)
Pécheurs de perles. 3461.
Pechotsck (Raymund) In my love boat
Let’s go country. 4618.
Cafe concierto. 28254.
See Buzzi-Pec-
you and I. 18847.
Peck (EH. HE.) Beautiful night. 18015.
Peck (F. L.) Invineibles. 1269.
Peek (Hubert) You’re so sweet. 6208.
Peck (J. E. A.) Won’t you give me you.
12725.
Peckham (H. D.):
Blowing kisses through a rainbow.
247.
Crossroads of love. 457.
In the lobby at nine. 1245.
Peckham (W. R.):
I guess I’m all done. 22269.
Please don’t give me the gong.
8430, 20562.
Pedace (Anthony)
Peddle (Frances)
is over. 25534.
Pedersen (N. A.) :
Drifting in- the shadows of the
moonlight. 620.
My sweetheart’s eyes. 1907.
Pedersen (Nick) See Pedersen (N. A.)
Pederson (EK. O.):
In the woodlands.
Sov du min lille.
Pedrick (C. A.):
Hello cheerful. 10416.
She’s got the wiggle-toes. 28473.
Pedrick (Clinton) Thou art our light.
Blue. 3468.
Now the depression
24993.
8798.
30734.
Pedrick (P. L.) I. still remember.
. 7368.
Pedrollo (Arrigo) Amante in trappola.
3326",
Pedron (Carlo):
Basso e la melodia. 31113.
Tre minuetti caratteristici. 32844.
Peebles (H. D.) Glorious Texas.
10311.
Peek (B. BE.) Star struck. 5581.
Peek (H. R.) Sweet belis of memory.
30650.
Peel (Graham) :
Bad child’s songs
9509 (35).
Home they brought her warrior
dead. 9509 (295).
Peele (Dudley) Thy table I approach.
21096.
about beasts.
126829—37——33
Peeples (C. M.)
you're tantalizing,
33863.
Peeples (H. A.) jr:
Kisses in the moon.
. Lovely is the night.
Peerless music co. Do-ya,
will-ya, won’tcha, please
your mind. 24425,
Peery (R. R.):
Christ child. 26795.
Extract of opera. 6878,
How long wilt Thou forget me.
28811.
Little clossies orchestra folio. 4661.
Peery’s (Rob Roy) third position
violin book. 2125. ;
Sabbath day solos. 20710.
Sacred choruses for men’s voices.
17791.
Singing melodies. 23370.
Thy guidance Lord. 30742.
Peeters (Flor):
Esquisses de lage dor.
Toccata, Fugue et Hymne.
Peggy and the pixies, 5210*.
Pegram (EH. B.):
Gee! I wish I was her beau.
Merci cherie. 4887.
Tippin’ my hat, noddin’ my head
to my shadow. 2795.
Pegram (Ed) See Pegram (EH. B.)
Pehlike (Harriet) 11 bubble with bliss
when your two lips I kiss. 10569.
Peines d’amour perdues, 17598.
Peirce (C. K.) au., and Peirce (W. C.)
Youwre captivating,
youre mine.
10974.
UA ale
don’t-cha,
make up
6856, 6857.
2805.
792.
prop. Keep smiling through. 22590.
Pekala (M. A.) Tangier. 26053.
Pekman (Rose) Fidler. 29589.
Pelaia (A. A.) Esthereita. 31529.
Pelaia Insa (Saverio) Esthercita.
31529.
Pelak (Andrew) :
Pennsylvania moon. 23178.
Whisper yes while I am dancing
with you. 39082.
Pelham (Paul) God save our airman
king. 3994.
Pelissier (H. G.):
Mother’s maxims. 12862 (349).
My moon. 12862 (357).
There’s a sun still shining in the
sky. 12862 (495).
Ypsilanti, 12862 (558).
Pelkonen (Matt) In a bamboo
down in India. 27525.
Pellerin (H. C.) Im walking on dan-
gerous ground. i6615.
Pelletier (Wilfred) I sang one song.
27464.
Pelosi (Don):
Round the old kitchen fire. 28406.
Swanee moon, where the Swanee
river flows. 30648.
inn
2015
INDEX
pt. 117, n.s., v. 32
Pelosi (Don )—Continued.
When the poppies
26325.
Pemin (R. V.) Mi California. 11263.
Pendleton (HK. H.) Thy word is like a
garden, Lord. 95777.
bloom again.
Pendleton (P. 3B.) lLove’s’ dream.
14186.
Pendleton (R. H.) Angel’s message.
29189 (6).
Pendzay (D. S.) Gypsy’s heart is
broken, 29688.
Penewell (Jack) Night time in Hawaii
is lovetime with you. 11485.
Penez (C. E.):
Just you. 16865.
Lonely me. 17031.
Sea. 17832.
Penfold (C. L.):
Captivating lady. 21755.
I have dreamed. 19551.
I have searched. 19554.
I know now. 19563.
It’s true. 22522.
To some one—somewhere.
You say unto me. 33880.
Penfold (Mary) Glintin youreye. 816.
Penick (J. S.) I found my love. 10535.
Penmw CA: As):
I gave a rose to you. 26533 (125).
It happened in Holland. 7532*,
23634.
My little apple tree. 26533 (196).
Thief. 18175.
Penn (lL. D.) Simple symphonee.
20778.
Penner (Joe) Youre the cutest.
A ayy
Penney (Walter) My lover’s on the
14407.
See Panikoff
cover of a magazine.
Pennie (Evelyn) pseuwd.
(Evelyn)
Pennies from heaven. 14052, 14575,
14834, 17488, 17520, 17932, 18391,
27700, 28201, 28260, 28521, 28535.
Pennisi (J. F.):
All I hold for you is in my heart.
24057.
Devil was in you. 26925.
Drums. 24482.
Fame. 27052.
Hallucinations. 27208.
If I’da knowed you’da rode I’da
went. 27509.
White cotton. 29026.
Pennrich (K. R.):
There I go dreaming again. 30712.
To be near you. 12360.
Penny (A. Z.) To the rain god. 9040.
Pennywell (C. H.)
things go wrong. 11988.
Penrod (N. M.)
you. 29718.
Sing a song when | Perches (José)
Heart full of love for | Percival (Walter)
‘Penrod (Sabina)
1825.
Penrose (G. H.) Penrose school of
sight reading. 28261-28268.
Penso (R.) Ce que tu n’oses pas dire.
My dreamland girl.
345.
Pensyl (F. M.):
Dandelions. 9968.
Guess who. 10349.
16417.
Lonely, lonely, dear.
Hold me close to your heart.
Pentz (F. O.)
141387.
Pepe (L. J.) If they told me. 29864.
Pepe (Louis) See Pepe (L. J.)
Pepper (Alice) Margarita. 142238.
Pepper (D. T.)
8597.
Pepper (H. S.):
Saving up my time to spend on you.
33067.
Shepherd boy’s song. 8665.
Sacred vow of love.
Pepper (M. B.) Reason is you. 2238.
Peppercorn (Gertrude) Nocturne.
9509 (557).
Pequignot (Jeannette) aw., and Pequig-
not (Nathalie) prop. Incidentally.
1261.
Peraimen (Ann)
Perandi (M. G.):
Cantemus Domino.
Die nobis Maria.
Perata (E. L.):
Alone-in-love. 21597.
And I still dream of you. 21606.
At last. 3359.
Go South below the Mason-Dixon
line. 10814.
IT couldn’t believe. 22248.
I had it coming to me. 22270.
I knew that you were mine. 10553.
It’s too bad. 25029.
Just another dream. 25073.
Knockin’ on wood. 4563.
Let this be a lesson to you. 27718.
Like a day in June. 4646.
Love, you got me down.
Riddle me this. 32991.
So this is the end. 285387.
Swing it sweet. 28649.
Swing tune. 23520.
Take it easy. 23540.
There’s no use pretending. 5755.
There’s something missing. 26110.
Lost to me. 20065.
15805.
16019.
4747.
This night is ours. 12336.
Winter’s in the air. 26408.
You can’t make me change my
mind. 12767.
You never can tell. 33856.
You’ve got what it takes. 12826.
Eres hermosa blanea
paloma. 13365.
Chantons encore.
13144,
2016
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Pereuoco (C.):
Have mercy, dear.
Piedad. 28270.
Perea (Octaviano) Himno continental
de America. 16412.
Perelman (Dora):
Dear old New York. 21857.
Melodie. 25656.
New York on Hudson.
Perez (F. Garcia)
27228.
23015.
See Garcia Perez
(F.)
Perec (i. WH.) :
Dream queen. 138317.
Produce American. 11744, 14623.
Wonderful mother. 18522.
Perfetti (M. M.) Did you know.
24419.
Pergolesi (—) Concerto. 32851.
Périer (A.) Débutant clarinettiste.
19059.
Perilhou (A.):
“Bourrée et musette. 9509 (80-82).
Deux impromptus. 9509 (559,
560).
Féte patronale en Velay. 9509
(225, 226).
Peripelkin (Gertrude) Little booties.
7758.
Périssas (Madeleine) :
Sur la route de Berthier. 33309.
Vive la Canadienne. 33587.
Perkin (Helen) Episode. 3835.
Perkins (Berenice) :
My old Flag. i881, 8138.
Our President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. 5181.
Perkins (Faye) Dingle Dell adven-
tures. 540*.
Perkins (Frank):
Fellow with the yellow carnation.
19223.
Good riddance, bad dreams. 16298.
Looking down at the stars. 20054.
Mills favorites for male quartettes.
1721.
Perkins (H. 0.)
happy. 21892.
Perkins (J. E.)
15610.
Perkins (M. D.) Teachings of the
home economics club. 18103.
Perkins (Millicent) I’m dreaming of
you. 4271.
Perkins (Ray)
21336.
Perkinson (Charles)
Perkowski (Piotr) :
Does it make you
As children worship.
When Ohio says hi ho.
Spring. 2569.
Sinfonietta. 2461.
Wiazanka pieSni_ legjonowych.
9340.
Perle (Mary) Melodies, sweet melo-
dies, coming thru the radio. 4819.
Perlman (George) :
Cinderella. 26809.
Little sleepy head. 27751.
March of the giants. 1650.
Parade of the colored puppets.
28244.
Song of the night. 28563.
Perlman (Morris):
Hot honey. 7149.
Lost in love. 32357.
Loving for a living. 7859.
My heart was in my mouth. 8095.
Shoe shine boy, shine my shoes.
5451.
Perlman (Morry) What is a kiss.
5977.
Perlstein (Nat) Two lips amid the
tulips. 33548.
Perna (Gabe) jr. Honey I’m lonely.
952.
Perna (Gabie) See Perna (Gabe) jr.
Perne (Nils) De’ var hans lilla melodt
som kom bort. 24388.
Pernsot (Emil) jr. Romanee in the
air. 9357.
Pero (Hans) Tessiner herbstlied.
21006.
Peroni (Carlo) Irish songs and airs.
27568.
Peros (H.) Alpine valse. 67.
Perosa (H.) pseud.
and Goehr (W.)
Perosi (Lorenzo)
' 9509 (532).
Perrelle (Harry)
Perrier (B. K.):
I’m excited. 27409.
I’ve got a brand new song. 31992:
There was music, there was laugh-
ter, there was love. 15089.
See Peros (H.}
O Padre nostro
Isle of Cuba. 16781.
Perrier (Paul) pseud. See Rawlings
(C. A’) .
Perrigo (Evelyn) Reminiscing. 17723.
Perrin (Luella) Rejoice, rejoice, re-
joice. 32977.
Perrone (Joseph) Sweet usherette.
23907.
Perrone (P. J.):
I’m waitin’ till you change your
mind. 31966.
Sweet rhapsody.
Perrone (Vincent)
1938.
Perrot (Alfred)
Perrotta (P. J.)
29564.
Perrotta (Philip) :
I followed a star. 19542.
Loveless nights. 20106.
Perry (A. D.) Honey-bee. 19472.
Perry (A. H.) I fell in love to stay
in love with you. 31889.
Perry (A. J.) No love is like a moth-
er’s love. 12862 (363).
Perry (A. W.) No love is like a moth-
er’s love. 12862 (3863).
2657.
Never give up.
Goblins. 3990.
Everything but you.
2017
INDEX
Perry (Attilio) Vita piacentina.
26218.
Perry (Ben)
Perry (Bob)
prop.:
Game of hearts. 29629.
How can I be sure of you. 29754.
Perry (Dell) See Perry (M. D.)
Perry (KE. 8S.) I can’t believe it’s true.
27322.
Perry (Everett) It’s best to be true.
16864
(G. L.)
28490.
Fascination. 19219.
au., and Perry (R. C.)
Perry Since you came back
to me.
Perry (Gay) I fell in love to stay in
love with you. 31880.
Perry (J. A.) To Texas, oh, beautiful
Texas. 18207.
Perry (J. H.) Musical Mother Goose
for two. 279838.
Perry (L. J.) How old-fashioned I
am. 31882.
Perry (M. D.)
gave the gong.
Since my Major Love
14796.
Perry (M. M.) Happy toes. 7068.
Perry (Mae):
I can’t imagine. 31863.
When I was looking for you.
33676,
You charming darling. 33882.
Persy (2. B.).:
Hollywood band march. 31804.
Largo from the New world sym-
phony. 32233.
Nearer my God to Thee. 15517
(266).
No love is like a mother’s love.
12862 (363).
Queen city guard’s grand march.
12862 (424).
Red clover blossoms waltz. 12862
(430).
Perry (Paul) pseud. See Siegel
(Paul)
Perry (Peter) pseud. See Hummel
(H. A.)
‘Perry (S. A.)
Perryman (L. 8S.)
Blue jay junior. 18819.
Terrific sandstorm.
12256.
Perry’s (A. W.) sons:
Hiawatha’s twilight dream
31798.
Hollywood band march. 31804.
Home memories. 31807.
Largo from the New world sym
phony. 32233.
Perseus and Andromeda.
Pescador (Leal) :
Ciudad de delicias. 391.
Perla de Murcia. 32853.
Pesee (Joe) Servant girl. 33111.
Pessac (Joseph) Sarie Marais.
28436.
7051.
Dt, TEs, nyS:5 Vase
Pesse (Maurice) :
C’est la tarentelle. 9509 (93).
Chansons de nos vingt ans. 350.
Danse de gazelles. 15517 (71).
Joyeuse idylle. 9509 (351).
Roses trémiéres. 9509 (629).
Pestalozza (A.) Ciribiribin. 388, 389,
12862 (103), 15859, 18988, 18989,
24308.
Pet milk co. Radio song. 176938.
Peter (C.) Jolly coppersmith. 1835,
16837, 19843.
Peter (Leo) Moya, lovely Moya.
1788.
Peterman (C. L.):
I love my daddy. 19592.
I’m going home. 27417.
Peters (Bert) Hey there, sis! 33904
(109).
Peters (C. F.):
Bunte blumen. 31210.
Krippenmusik zur Weihnacht.
32222.
Praludium und Fugue. 82895.
Sieben miirsche. 33032.
Sonate. 31101.
Peters (KH. H.) American legion
marching song. 15575.
Peters (Hlsa) pseud. See Pangle
(BH. C.)
Peters (Eugene) My front door.
17309.
Peters ;(i. Ho):
I want you for me.
Night of love. 20366.
Peters (Kalani) Kuu lei mokibana.
7665.
Peters (Louis)
away so long.
10716.
I wish I hadn’t stayed
4354.
Peters (Marie) Tl be waiting for
you. 138658. .
Peters (Phil) Silence of a _ lonely
night. 11972.
Peters (W. F.):
Beverly of Graustark. 21569
(39).
I’m crazy "bout the lights. 9509
(E2070
Paid in full. 9509 (550).
There’s a chance for gossip.
12862 (493).
Wait for the summer time. 12862
(521).
Winning miss. 9509 (806-808).
Petersburski (J.):
Amour! Desirs! Folie. 6317.
Barkarola miioSci. 12999, 13000.
twa wielka milosé
21699, 26668.
22990, 22991.
Bez Sladu
MIMIG.. ...
Najstodsze tango.
Ta jedna noc . 13487, 14996.
To ostatnia niedziela. 9037, 9038.
Petersen (C. C.) Wonderful me,
12719.
2018
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Petersen (F. J.) Merry-go-round.
17179.
Petersen (W. L.) Ootsi, cootsi baby.
2078.
Peterson (B. M.)
Peterson (Hisie)
20860.
Peterson (Esther)
DPA
Peterson (G. E.):
So sleepy baby. 23398.
Stumbled. 18085.
Stumbled into love. 18036.
You're the melody of my song.
My old pal.
Songs of His love.
Queen of my heart.
9469. -
Peterson (Ivor) Dancing snowflakes.
15952.
Peterson (J. V.) Blue blue me. 249.
Peterson (J. W.) Honeysuckle bee.
16438.
Peterson (M. J.):
Broadway drag. 15764.
Cinder pile. 15856.
Devil in my dream. 19069.
Everybody's out. 19189.
In Bubble land. 13844.
Jirkie. 16834.
Lonely day. 14136.
National beer song. 14434.
Say yes. 383070.
To-day. 15127.
What would you think. 15286.
When I look your way. 18409.
When you smile on me. 18440.
Woman. 12716.
Won't you try to love me. 38791.
World is OK. 15414.
You don’t remember aé_ word.
21500.
Peterson (Marion):
Along Lido isle. 26568.
Can it be. 26745.
Darling we are going out to-night.
26889.
I wanta be young again. 27493.
In a little snow clad igloo. 29870.
It was only a shadow. 27582.
Let’s sail away. 32267.
Little blonde girl. 14102.
Oompah. 28212.
Ripple along lazy river. 14675.
When springtime falls, swingtime
calls. 33692.
You’re a little bit diffrent. 29134.
Peterson (Mel):
Belong to me.
Fickle. 13403.
Love walks out.
13035.
25261.
Rainbows over paradise. 11785.
Show me how to do the hula.
11962.
What’s gonna happen to me.
26282.
14413.
Peterson (R. M.):
Country boy.
Texas border. 8947.
Peterson (Roberta and Sarah)
dearest one. 25419.
Petiot (A.) Concerto.
Petit mari. 2136.
Petite Noél. See Immaculata (Sister)
Petite sauvage. 17608.
Petites alliées. 24273, 25662.
Petitot (Léonce) Trois pieces. 32861.
Petkere (Bernice) pseud. See Conne
(Bernice)
Petracek (Ernest) :
At Coconut Grove. 9611.
Picture frame. 8404.
You're half my heart.
Petrassi (Goffredo) :
21808.
My
16282.
18596.
Concerto per orchestra. 435.
Lamento d’Arianna. 32228.
Petrellese (Aniello) Addis Ababa
italiana. 15925.
Petridis (Petro) Suite grecque.
12146.
Petrie (A. L.) Old mill in Woodland
Hills. 30332.
Petrie (H. W.) au., and Petrie (J. C.)
prop.:
Hspousal. 15517 (94).
Hvery boy remembers his first
sweetheart. 15517 (99).
Just for a brown-eyed girl. 15517
(197).
Life is but a song. 15517 (215).
My heart is with the dear old
15517 (257).
15517 (369).
15517 (296).
folks at home.
Spinning wheel.
Ten vocal studies.
We all love sometime. 15517
(428).
When winter turns to. spring.
15517 (448).
When young Bud Weiser married
Ann Heuser’ Busch. 15517
(452).
Petrie (R. R.):
Bubbling. 15769.
Christian’s prayer.
Forgotten. 22056.
I love the name of Jesus.
Satisfying. 11894, 25813.
Petrie (R. W.) World goes dancing
24308.
22301.
on. 33796.
Petrillo (Terese) You came along.
18570. .
Petrof (S.):
Dulcinea. 6823.
Hotzmach’s jubilation. 7152.
Petrucci (A. M.) They tell me it’s
love. 15092.
Petrucci (Anita) Rose to you. 20698.
Petta (J. R.) Happy-go-lueky. 27212.
Pettee (W. E. M.):
~ Dolore. 31448.
2019
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Pettee (W. E. M.)—Continued.
Rock Hill. 33013.
Pettengill (R. H.):
Cow girl of the Big Horns [sic]
26851.
Oh I wouldn’t, couldn’t do without
you. 14486.
Ob send me a kiss in the mail
dear. 28151.
When the star of my world was
you. 6039.
Pettibone (Leora) :
That, is. my, wish, litle. star:
15053.
Why should I be lonely. 21406.
Pettine (Giuseppe) Duo _— primer.
24489.
Pew (N. C.) Twilight waltz. 5843.
Peycke (Frieda) :
Christmas eve. 29401.
Christmas spirit. 29404.
My skates. 30254.
Peyroux (HE. A.) Why did I fall in
love with you. 18477.
Peyroux (EH. S.) Sit down. 11995.
Peyton (Dave):
All I want is my honey boy.
29189 (4).
Good enough for me.
Honey I want you. 29189 (168).
I'll see you to-night. 21569 (231).
In the bright moonlight. 29189
(204).
In Zululand. 29189 (208).
Lemke is the man. 30008.
Ragtime baseball. 29189 (350).
Pezzopane (Sam):
29189 (140).
Bass director for the accordion.
21671.
Pinetta. 11690.
Pfeiffer (J. A.) Come dance with me.
9896.
Pfeiffer (Kate) When Vienna smiles.
6049
Pfeiffer (P. HE.) Henrietta Munster-
man loyalty song. 27242.
Pfeiffer. (Rudolph) Moments of hap-
piness. 17214.
Pfister (Ll. M.)
Message. 30155.
Pfrommer (W. D.) Anna Mae. 9591.
Phalen (C. M.) Dream reverie. 594.
Phantom rider. 19448.
Phasey (Sydney) Zigeuner lust.
21564.
Phelan (M. H.):
It’s too romantic for words.
32133.
Just to hold you in my arms.
29966.
Too soon. 383472.
Phelan (Mary):
Barn dance. 26639. .
My Rose of Alabama.
20319. |
Phelps (D. G.) Yes, my Lord. 6144.
Phelps (R. G.)
Phelps
12687.
Phelps (V. R.) Happy-go-lucky. . 4070.
Phi delta phi. Internatl. legal frater-
nity. Phi delta phi song. 8398.
Phi kappa psi fraternity. Songs of the
Phi Kappa psi fraternity and its ecol-
lege and universities. 17982.
Philadelphia orchestra assn.:
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 31093.
Prelude and Fugue in F minor.
31097.
Philbrook (1. H.) Imperial life guards
mareh. 62538 (235, 236).
Philie (J. E.) Cecilia waltz.
(89).
Philipp (Adolf) aw., and Philipp (Au-
Happy-go-lucky. 4070.
(Rodger) Why is it, dear.
3270
gusta and Robert) props. Aima, wo
wohnst du? 33904 (2).
Philipp (EK. A.) Say youw'll give me
part of your heart. 28441.
Philipp (Isidor) :
Adagio. 1442.
Allegro moderato du 10° concerto.
12862 (205).
Andante. 5397.
Ariel. 9509 (20).
Arlequin. 9509 (21).
Cantabile. 12862 (78).
Chanteuse roumaine. 9509 (113).
Complete school of technic for the
pianoforte. 3270 (112).
Danse en rythme espagnol. 19031.
Htudes de vélocité. 15517 (96).
Exercices d’octaves et de staccato.
29189 (105).
Exercices et études en doubles
notes. 29189 (106).
Exerecices pour développer lindé-
pendance des doigts. 9509 (211).
Larghetto. 12862 (206).
Menuet du 5° concerto. 12862
(207).
Nocturne. 12862 (548).
Petit soldat de plomb. 9509 (562).
Quasi gavotte. 15517 (310).
Réveuse. 9509 (617).
Sérénade. 12862 (457).
Siciliana. 2486.
Trois nouvelles transcriptions li-
bres. 32863.
Valse humoresque.
Philippine Island miniatures.
Philippo (L.):
Amour et tango. 87.
C’est Mado. 300.
En eabriolant. 659.
Ginetta. 802.
Guinguette fleurie. 879.
Jolie guinguette. 1334.
Larghetto. 1790, 2385.
Pour toi. — 2177.
15517 (414).
14584.
2020 aa
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Printemps. 2196.
Seul regard. 2410.
Philippus (C. L.):
My friends. 22919.
Romaine. 23276.
Philips (H. H.) Dancing with you.
3678.
Philips (Max) Leafy lanes.
Phillips (Barbara)
19970.
Phillips (C. H.)
ning service.
32244.
Let’s hold hands.
Congregational eve-
18971.
Phillips (Charles) pseud. See Seott
(C. P.
Phillips (Elizabeth) Pretending.
20595.
Phillips (F. N.)
mental principle.
Phillips (F. R. S.):
He had the funda-
7O81.
Hail, New York, beloved city.
16326.
We're on our way to victory.
23745.
Phillips (Jack) I’m no fool for you.
19630.
Phillips (Lila) :
In a sea cradle. 24964.
Riding on the Ferris wheel. 17744.
Phillips (Lillian) Sleepy Ohio. 5498.
Phillips (Luverne) Model home. 22851.
Phillips (M. E.) Something’s calling
me back to Dixie. 23403.
Phillips (M. F.):
Like to the damask rose.
Poet’s life. 2158.
Queen Mary’s song. 2210.
Shepherd’s song. 2425.
Surrey suite. 12164.
Phillips (M. L.) Some day. 20827.
Phillips (M. T.) Buddy put ’er there.
6519.
Phillips (M. W.)
5183.
1487.
Out of life’s fullness.
Phillips (R. E.):
My prayer. 25468.
There’s nothing slow about me.
2759.
Those sweet words.
Phillips (R. L.):
12538.
Dancing ‘neath the stars. 24370.
Gone. 22117.
Just one more kiss. 321890.
Lightning. 25176.
Put on your best bib and tucker.
32937.
Swing Santa swing. 33338.
Swing, swing song. 28653.
Phillips (Rose) :
Carmela mia. 24259.
Would you go from my arms to
somebody else. 3159.
Phillips (Sid):
Bwanga. 3516.
Clarinet strut. 31309.
Night ride. 82679.
Wood and ivory. 33793.
You gotta have swing. 29119.
Phillips (Steve) My Dan. 1815.
Phillips (Van) Not my girl. 5068.
Phillips (W. A.):
Merry widow waltz. 6253 (820).
Old Black Joe. 6253 (357).
Silver threads among the gold.
6253 (419).
Phillips (W. T.) I never knew.
27455.
Phillips (William) You've got me
guessing. 18625.
Phillipson (G. R.) Old family album.
20416.
Phippen (L. G.):
Danse 4 la tarentelle. 6717.
Her Majesty and the _ Prince.
6 P2185
Cool meadows. 31344.
Don’t ever be lonely.
Phipps (J. W.)
Phipps (M. H.)
10647.
Phoenix (E. C.) Morning glories in
the rain. 20244.
Photos (Thea) Matomenos Eros. 1671.
Piaget (A. M.):
Fiddle tunes. 16179.
Mareh of the fairy guardsmen.
i7Las.
Piaget (H. W.)
find. 26513.
Piano fun. 11680.
Piano teachers service:
Bowl of gardenias. 26708.
Humpty Dumpty. 273809.
Piantadosi (Al):
Be joliy, Molly. 33904 (19).
I didn’t mean to make you cry.
You were so easy to
33904 (117).
I loves you, kid, that’s all that I
ean say. 24031 (88).
I’m a Yiddish cowboy. 6253. (206,
207).
I’m glad I’m Irish. 33904 (125).
Just like the rose. 33904 (153).
Not me. 338994 (212).
Piaying hookey. 9509 (573), 21569
(447).
Ski-da-me-rink-a-doo, means I love
you. 383904 (270).
Way down in cotton town. 33904
(326).
When she gets back, I’m
away. 26533 (319).
Won't you even say hello.
(335).
Piastro (Mishel) :
Cabalist. 26737.
Speed ahead. 28576.
Piazza (Michael) :
Italia nuova.
Rosa appassita.
Piazzi (Giuseppe)
going
26533
16817.
28394.
Sul fieno. 33297.
2021
INDEX
Piazzola (Martin) Play thing. 5235.
Piccini (N.) Ballet of shepherdesses
and hunters. 21667.
Piccioli- (Giuseppe) Intermezzi secen-
teschi. 22494.
Piecioni (A.) Arafia de la_ noche.
18719.
Picconi (Benny) Only for you. 32789.
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) :
Mignardises. 26533 (184).
Notturno romantico.. 20886.
Quartetto. 32948.
Sirventese. 3270 (584).
Sonata. 32866.
Tre valzer-capricci. 32867.
Variazioni coreografiche. 12490.
Picken (H. B.)
you. 188098.
Pickering (G. H.):
Art thou _ sleeping,
15608, 15609.
Happy Bethlehem.
O mio babbino e¢aro.
Serenade. 32489.
Pickerl (Mabel) Star of my dreams.
2579:.
Pickett (HKmma )
Big bugaboo will get
my maiden.
29700.
11749.
Our land of the sky
and the sun. 8855.
Pickett (Mrs. °H.) See Pickett
(Emma )
Pickett (M. E.) Truthfully I. do.
23657.
Pickett (R. E.) pseud. See Roberts
(Oe ‘ale
Pickett (S. M.):
Waiting... 28883.
We'll be happy again.
Pickwick. 28269*.
Picola (J. D.):
Cotton picker’s rhapsody. 29434.
Dreaming of you. 31484.
My lost love. 25452.
Picucci (Anita and Betty)
brought me happiness. 6167.
Piddington (G. A.) In our rendez-
vous. 27548.
Pied piper. 3270 (3, 153, 288, 292, 328,
330, 459). 472, 570, 738, 752), 12862
(286, 266, 369-404).
Piedigrotta Bideri 1985. 2145.
Piedigrotta F. Mario Russo. 8408.
Piedigrotta La sirena 1935-36. 2146.
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1935. 5223.
Piedigrotta 1936. 25669.
Piedmont music Co.
28604.
Piedmont music ¢o., ine.
Rockies. 18369.
Piedra (Ernesto): .
Beautiful. 26648.
Radiante. 2220.
Pieler (Daniel) :
I met you on the Chicago shore.
19644.
5943.
You
Streamliners.
West of the
pt. 111, n. s., v. 381
Tavern song. 23554.
Pierangeli (Hnrico) Nenia e Scher-
zino. 2049/1.
Pierce (A. R.) I dreamed of you.
7210.
Pierce (C. A.) Wait on the Lord.
18311.
Pierce (Charlie) Don’t break my
heart. 38748.
Pierce (Dora):
Enchantment. 3831.
Read and enjoy. 5299, 32965.
Pierce (E. L.) Swing tune. 12198.
Pierce (Helen) Ship o dreams.
14781.
Pierce (J. M.):
Bunting ox of Tartary. 29846.
I’m whistling. 22368.
Katy on the cat walk.. 29972.
Marooned beneath the moon.
27880.
My love story. 28047.
Rocking in the cradle of my
dreams. 23275.
Where the trail goes winding on
the road to romance. 26356.
Pierce (V. C.):
Gram’s old dinner bell dwelling.
855, 16305.
I play that youre my melody.
7358.
Joyous holiday. 13942.
Pierce (W. C.):
Kl Dorado girl. 981514.
Fantasia oriental. 31558.
Pieri (J. A.) Please don’t cry. 8429.
Pierkot (George) :
Hlégie. 10143.
Funeral march. 31622.
Pierné (Gabriel) :
All hail, bright spring. 12892.
Children at Bethlehem. 240381
(26).
Cordier. 24345.
Cordonniers. 24346.
lis étaient trois petits chats blancs.
10774. ; ;
March of the little tin soldiers.
20150.
Prélude sur le nom de Paul Dukas.
Pars al Pe
Sonate. 29189 (327).
Pierné (Paul):
Double sérénade. 29504.
Variations au Clair de lune. 2900.
Pierpin. 31322.
Pierpont (J.) Jingle bells. 12862
(GAZ)
Pierre-d’Or (Henri) March. 17610.
Pierrette’s birthday. 24031 (160).
Piersma (Albert) :
He that dwelleth in the secret
place of the Most High. 31767.
Rejoice, ye pure. 32978.
2022
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Piersol (EK. W.)
6116.
Piersol (M. B.):
In the Northland. 9684.
Wandering. 11917.
Pierson (M. H.) Under the blood.
15182, 21174.
Pierson (Terry)
31808.
Pietraszko (John) When I awoke and
found it was a dream. 6005.
Pietsch (EH. F.):
Dolly’s lullaby.
Prelude. 17611.
Woo, blows the wind. 29087.
Piette (D. R.) Alone in the twilight
with you. 26566.
Pifer (N. G.) Song that never ends.
17978, 20859.
Piggott (EH. S.):
Gay orange blossoms. 31633.
Oh! I’ve got sand in my Shoes.
32740.
Piggott (John)
28975.
Piggott (Loretta) Dearie. 24896.
Pigoni (Eva) Spring is here. 14901.
Pigorsch (N. M.) March to success.
1654.
Pigott & co., ltd. Rocky road to Dub-
lin. 17761.
Pigs in clover.
Pigskin parade.
29115, 29155.
Pike (F. W.) New friends,
friends. 1941, 32661.
Pike (F. W.) music co.
true friends. 32661.
Pike (H. H.):
Be Thou my guide. 3270 (47).
‘Day of praise is done. 3270 (1385).
Fight the good fight. 3270 (187).
Joyous song. 29951.
Within your arms.
Home to Hawaii.
26949.
When love is lovely.
11688*.
26633, 27582, 28271,
true
New friends—
Love of Jesus, all divine. 3270
(395).
Onward Christian soldiers. 9509
(546).
Praise ye the Lord. 29189 (341).
Saviour, breathe an evening bDless-
ing. 6253 (402).
Saviour like a shepherd lead us.
6253. (403).
Sun of my soul. 3270 (6381).
There is a green hill far away.
3270 (653).
Pike (R. B.) Stand by the Constitu-
fiom. t2ht0:
Pikes (Willie) :
Sad and blue. 28420.
Pilisotta (V. J.):
Once a star was shining.
Aeomal” Aioiless
Tune-doggling march. 15158.
Piliwale (Anna) Nou e Roosevelt.
20387.
Piliwale (S. K.):
I know you'll love Hawaii.
16513, 19564.
Malihinis always love a lei. 11207.
"Neath Hawaiian skies. 22997.
Nou e Roosevelt. 20387.
Piliwale (Mrs. S. K.) See
(Anna )
Pilling (Dorothy) :
Rhythmic games.
Rural rhythms.
Pilling (H. C.):
Do you, or do you not. 3741.
Those words keep buzzing in my
14527,
7240,
Piliwale
5339.
23293.
ear. 12359.
You tease. 6228.
Pillsbury (O. H.) My casa manana.
20270.
Pillsbury flour mills co. Lonely heart.
22691.
Pilss (Karl) Konzert. 30409.
Pinafore. 31855, 31928, 33634.
Pinard (Al) High school pride. 16409.
Pinard (J. J.) June is the time for
love. 10929.
Pineus (Herman):
Little bit of rhythm in the best
of us. 30083.
Your handwriting reveals.
Pinder (R. EH.) jr.:
Cause my baby don’t mean maybe
now. 21762.
Dreaming. 21924.
Just a souvenir. 22563.
Pine (B. A.) Spider and the fly. 33251.
Pine (Lucile) Lover’s broken dream.
17088.
Pine Mountain merrymakers.
Pineapple whiskey. 11689*.
Pineda (M. R.) Smoke dreams. 25903.
Pinelli (Angelo) :
Celebrated valses. 25820.
Festa romana. 24553.
Hungarian dance no. 3.
24202.
Largo in G. 24661.
Mignon gavotte. 26119.
Minuet in E flat. 24662.
Three pieces. 26159.
Three short pieces. 25825.
Three short preludes. 24297.
Turkish patrol. 26166.
Valse gracieuse. 26160.
Valse romance. 26198.
Zaneto sérénade. 25303.
3889.
5227.
24200-—
Under the blue of the night. 23677.| Pines (Michael) :
Pilblad (L. W.)
Pilgrim’s hymnal.
Only a dream. 8333.
11689.
Til be happy ever after. 4233.
Just for fun. 10944.
2023
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v. 3E
Pines (Michael)—Continued.
Mister Coon. 11281.
Old man. 11567.
Pingault (Claude) Mon cceur est
petit bateau. 7992.
Pini fin Pinchey. 30833.
Pinkard (Maceo) I got nothin’ to do
un
but love. 7226.
Pinkie and the fairies. 9509 (572),
29189 (79, 388, 392, 4384, 443), 33904
(24).
Pinnell (F. H.):
Bittersweet. 9718.
Driftwood. 16101.
Pinsuti (Ciro):
I sing because I love to sing. 3270
(293).
9509 (655).
12862
Sea hath its pearls.
Welcome, pretty primrose.
(529).
Pioretta (H. M.) See Criscio (H. M.)
Piper (C. C.) In years to come. 1259.
Piper (M. S.) Laddie. 19921.
Pipon (Lucien) Quand méme. 2207.
Pippitt (W. S.):
22069.
Pique (C. D.)
you. 28710.
Pique dame. 26533 (223).
Piquette (Henry) aw., and Piquette
(KE. J.) prop. Valse—Piquet. 26197.
Pirani (Hugenio) Cap and bells. 6568.
Pirates. 25671*.
Pirates of Penzance.
Pirez (Clarence) :
It seems to me. 25032.
You’re a little bit tetched in the
head. 18590.
Pirie (J. S.) When I day-dream dear
sweetheart of you. 30876.
Piriou (A.) Rouet darmor.
20699, 20699*.
Pirone (Frank and Harry)
your romance. 9375.
Pirro (Arthur) Where is the moon.
Frightened by love.
That’s why I’m telling
5228, 30887.
20698,
Without
3074.
Pisapia (Fernando) Su da lAlpi a la
Sicilia. 30637.
Piskacek (Rudolf) Zahln, zahl’n.
21563.
Pitcher (Gladys) :
My lone star native state. 14398,
14399.
Six flags of Texas. 5491.
Texas moon. 8955-8957, 18127.
Pitcher (M. M.):
Disillusioned again. 26932.
Get yourself in rythm on a rythm
bike. 798.
Pitfield (T. B.):
In minuet style.
Two little dances.
16726.
17618.
Piton (G. J.):
Feelin’ gay. 13402.
Has love passed this way. 31748.
Tweet, tweet, tweet. 33537.
Yodelin’ Joe. 33819.
You had me mesmerized. 23954.
Pitre (Rina) You were made to be
loved. 15494.
Ritts (oon
Desert moon. 13265.
I’m dreaming to-night.
In the garden. 7493.
Morning. 25375.
Please dear. 25679. |
Sophisticated dreamer. 17985.
24841.
Pitt (Betty) pseud. See Pittoff
(Betty )
Pitt (R. P.) In that world of glory.
YH Es aye
Pittard (Leo) JT always remember.
19574.
Pittman (Howard) Thinking of you.
12327.
Pittman (Nadine) Wanny. 21239.
Pittman (R. D.):
Hitch hiker blues. 24718.
My love runs deep for you.
Which Hazel. 15355.
Pittoff (Betty) You’re beautiful, my
love. 30974.
Pitts (C. M.) Pitts voice class method
for class and studio. 32871.
Pitts (C. R.) Out of a clear blue sky:
30365.
Pitts (Shirley )
Pitts (W. S.)
14105.
Pivonka (J. B.)
25455.
Am I slippin’. 78.
Little brown church.
Little pair, in a dou-
ble chair. 20010.
Pixiey (Cynthia) Haunting mem-
ories. 31753.
Pizarro (Manuel) Rosa de Mayo.
30479.
Pizzetti (Ildebrando) :
Concerto in do. 482.
Oscuro é il ciel. 2081.
Rappresentazione di Santa Uliva.
2234.
Strade erano due, ma non diverse.
14932.
Vecchio padre. 15204.
Place (William) jr. Place (The Wil-
liam) jr. method for the mandolin.
20555, 20556.
Pilaisirs de Paris. 17847, 18973, 20126.
Plakowitz (Anny Antl-) See Antl-
Plakowitz (Anny)
Plango. 32873.
Plankell (Keith) In paradise. 29887.
Planquette (Robert) Cloches de
Corneville. 243815.
Plant (Marian) Ski heil. 30558.
Plantation play. 14599*.
Plantation song. 23186.
2024
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Planter (P. G.)
2150.
Plantiko (Viola)
fem. 32369.
Plard (R.)
2508.
Plate-Johnstone (H. W.)
stone (H. W. P.)
Platée. 6589, 6590.
Platen (Hartwig von) :
Drei frtihlingstage. 8592.
Friihlingsgeschichten. 31619.
Leuchtende farben. 7729.
Sommertag am Lido. 8754.
Zauberschloss. 9499.
Platen (Horst) Leichte kavallerie.
140387*, 29472.
Platt (E. B.)
sweetheart
16485.
Platt (Herman) I’m good for nothing
until you say youre mine again.
4280.
Platti (Giovanni) Sonata III.
Platzman (Eugene) :
I'd like to take a trip in a stream-
lined train. 195384.
I got the all-night ramble blues.
4220.
I’m just an old-time printer.
Lebanon hills. 22621.
Lonesome and blue. 17035.
Touch of her little hand. 26144.
Wedding trip. 15517 (484).
Who’s the boy friend. $319.
You put a song in my heart. 6187.
Plaul (Prisca) I live like a queen.
3 Syncopated pieces.
Love ’em and leave
de
Solféges concours.
See John-
Id like to call you
just one time more.
30584.
16586.
10562.
Play a tune. 5233.
Playford (John) Comely swain.
26833.
12862 (405).
Heavy the cross.
Playing the ponies.
Pleasants (G. R.)
10410.
Please teacher. 5240.
Plé-Caussade (Simone)
et chorals. 15827.
Pleger (Karl) Missouri, dear home-
land. 14277.
Plessinger (John)
(John) jr. °
Plessinger (John) j7.:
Picture on the wall. 20540.
Still we find that we’re in love.
20905, 20906.
Chants, basses
See Plessinger
Pleyel (Ignaz) Sechs trios. 17634.
Pline (C. J.) Roaming. 20670.
Plouff (Paul) Johnny on the spot.
10918.
Paradise isle. 17579.
Plourd (C. P.) Vm walking on dan-
gerous ground. 16615.
Piucky man. pseud. See Sproul (C. B.)
Plough (A. B.)
20
Plum (C. F.) When I awake in His
likeness. 6004.
Pham (Poe vi):
Album pour orgue ou harmonium.
31018, 31019.
Missa Crux fidelis.
Plumb: a. We). lomo
27423.
Plumb (E. H.)
song. 26892.
Plumb (E. M.) In the closet of prayer.
4404.
Plumb (T. W.) Keep a-riding with
Roosevelt. 25699.
Plummer (C. C.):
Hoola woola. 29189 (169).
Life is a game of checkers.
(385).
Love me baby mine. 15517 (227).
Phoebe Brown. 29189 (326).
Picanninny days. 33904 (235).
Same old silvry moon is shining.
29189 (371).
Plunk (M. B.) Honeymoon lane. 7140.
Plunkett (A. C.) auw., and Plunkett
(Virginia) prop. We’re livin’ in
Texas now. 15256.
Piust (Frank) Stop cheating on me.
5600.
Poage (Louise)
line. 22582.
Pochon (Alfred) :
Ballade. 30417.
Old Highland cradle song. 5119.
11278.
happy again.
Dartmouth challenge
9502
Just south’ard of the
Passacaglia in C minor. 31096.
Rose of Alabama. 5362.
Théme varié. 30708.
Pockat (Hazel) :
Dreaming of you alone. 6809.
My humble mountain shack. 8100.
Podmore (Edward) Hold on. 18576.
Poe (Coy):
Barnyard serenade. 3414.
Trouble with me is you. 9074.
Poé (Margaret) Lazy sheep. 11008.
Poel (A. H.) I could be happy with
you. 29774.
Porschmann (Walter) :
Kleine akkordeon-ktinstler. 1403.
Stisser traum. 18037.
Poetic studies. 2157.
Poil (Jessie) Longing to roam. 20053.
Poindexter (Albert) Little sod shanty.
17014.
Poisoned kiss.
Pokorny (Joseph)
29056*.
Pokrass (Samuel) :
Duana. 31501.
Nona lira. 32699.
Spring melody. 33265.
Pola (Eddie) :
Darling of the guards.
25683*.
Williamsburg 1775.
9979.
9)
=_—
4)
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Pola (Hddie)—Continued.
Don’t go on a diet, there’ll be more
of you to love. 10052.
Don’t look in the cellar for a sun-
beam. 26952.
Hooray for our side.: 7145.
I dreamt I was a pirate. 16495.
I’m in business, how’s business.
31938.
Long live love. 11115.
Only a stone’s-throw from heaven.
17524.
Polack (Mary)
30519.
Poland (C. M.):
California nights. 21745.
Sunlight and shadow. 12154.
Poland, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 9.
Poldini (E.):
Poupée evalsante. 12862 (410),
17652, 25691, 26538 (227), 28289,
32893.
Waltzing doll. 21232, 21233.
Polesi (Don) Forgive me. 31606.
Polhemus (Violet) :
Boys in uniform. 3495.
Fairys secret. 22001.
Melodie. 8438.
Prelude in A minor. 5264.
Poli (Jeanne) When the birds sign
off for the night. 28984.
Polisso (J. E.) I feel love coming on.
TAAL eto a le
Politis (Alexander)
akia. 2770.
Politistation 11.
Serenade of the moon.
Thio glyka mat-
8440.
Polito (Antonio and Pedro) Caido del
cielo. 15787.
PotitzneGEy. Js):
Meaning of good-bye. 30133.
What can I say. 26270.
Polla (W. C.):
Azure skies. 26533 (17).
Blinking moon. 12862 (59).
Broadway rag. 21569 (48).
Curly. 24031 (389), 26533 (48).
For you dear heart. 9509 (237).
Harvest moon. 26533 (105).
Haymaker’s barn dance. 26533
(108).
My America, my homeland. 20264.
Seerets. 33904 (266).
Tarantula. 21569 (542), 26533
(288).
Pollach (Mary) There'll never be an-
other you. 26095.
Pollack (Ben) Zum-zum-zum. 3265.
Pollack (J. J.) When the heart of
the world went wrong. 33699.
Pollack (Lew) :
All of a sudden. 18681.
At the codfish ball. 6357.
Balboa. 18762, 26633.
Clever Charlie Chan.
Early bird. 6835.
Far far away. 220138.
First you write the music. 19236.
Franklin’s foods. 10251, 19265.
Hold that bulldog. 24723.
I got a gal back home. 10540.
I love to ride the horses on a mer-
ry-go-round. 1065, 4256.
It’s love I’m after. 19813, 27582.
Lita. 4654, 110738.
Love will tell. 20103, 20104.
Million miles from your heart.
20197.
Moonlit waltz.
o94.
27967.
One in a million. 30350.
One-two-three-four, hey. 5163,
20476.
Pair of stockings. 17567.
Papa Napoleon. 17578.
Pigskin parade football songs.
28271.
Right somebody to love. 8546.
Searching for someone. 14750.
Sing, baby, sing. 20784, 20785.
Skaters mazurka. 33166.
T. S. U. alma mater. 20971.
Table d’hote. 20972.
Waltzing in a dream. 28895.
You do the darnd’est things, baby.
26446, 29115.
You’re my _ favorite one.
12798.
You're
29155.
Pollack (Mary) pseud.
(Mary)
Pollak (Irene) :
Dance. 21829.
Love of the
25256.
Pollay, (He Ge):
Texas, were on our way. 210158.
Where I picked her up, she
throwed me down. 30901.
You're beautiful. 26477, 33862.
9456,
slightly terrific. 26491,
See Polack
jumping beans.
Pollens (Betty) You’ve got rythm
plus. 6230.
Pollingue (lL. F.) Man with the win-
ning smile. 22770.
Pollman (C. W.) Garden of our
dreams. 16255.
Pollo tejado. 12862 (121).
Pollock (Muriel) :
Hispana. 7121, 27258.
Love is a dancer. 17064.
Ode to a man about town. 1998.
Pollock’s (Muriel) piano notions.
23195.
Pollock (W. R.):
Darling, I found you.
Wait ‘til the sun shines
again. 9163.
6725.
bright
2026
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Without your love. 12714.
Polly Oliver. 20570.
Polly wolly doodle. 2166, 14608, 14609.
Poltz (C. EH.) Pillow dance. 9509
(570).
Polyphonies du XIII° siecle. 20572,
28282.
Pomelek (Rudolph)
Amie in Miami.
Pomerville (Dave)
ways. 29220.
Pomp folio. 8442, 8448.
Pompilio (Mary) Movie star parade.
8041.
Ponce (C. H.) Madre mia. 17107.
Ponce (KE. F.) au., and Ponce (P. L.)
I never leave my
16623.
Always and al-
prop.:
In Lovin’ land. 26533 (144).
Long Boat. 12862 (305).
Ponce (M. M.) Estrellita. 16136,
19181, 31530.
Ponce (P. L.) ine.:
Bach up to me. 24136.
Black raspberry jam. 24180.
Fractious fingering. 24592.
Lateh on. 201382.
Lounging at the Waldorf. 252382.
Paswonky. 25650.
Ponchielli (A.) Danza_ delle ore.
18648 (93).
Pond (W. A.) & co.:
Alleluia! Christ is risen. 3310.
I waited for the Lord. 22408.
In heavenly love abiding. 7471.
Little white church. 30048.
Magdalene. 7882, 7883.
Maggie Murphy’s home. 30098.
Nazareth. 27175.
Nearer my God. 1930.
Perfect love. 23175.
Resurrection and ascension. 5319.
Victory, alleluia. 5888.
Watchful shepherds. 21245.
Poniatowski (M. A.) All my loveliest
dreams. 26557.
Ponzi (Louis) Heart news.
Ponzio (Vincent) :
Atlantic City,
12963.
Sweet wine of love. 5647.
Ponzone (Maria) Quattro
32885.
Pool (Collin)
13796.
Poole (Wesley )
19429.
the only one.
liriche.
I want to go to heaven.
I’m in your arms, but
I’m not in your heart. 198712.
Poor little rich girl. 9790, 11663,
13106, 14268, 14487, 15301, 15491.
Poor wayfaring stranger. 8446.
Poore (Lorena) In painted dreams
unseen. 27550.
Poot (Marcel) Dix premiéres piéces.
25687.
*
Pop! goes the weasel. 17645.
Pope (Bob) Bug. 3510, 13100.
Pope (D. B.) See Kokesch (D. B. P.)
Pope (EF. B.) Dreams. 16090.
Pope (H. L.) Wet sheet and a flow-
ing sea. 12576.
Pope (Helen) :
Broadway merry go round. 29840.
Fifty million robins can’t be
wrong. 22027.
My dream of old Broadway. 1824.
Pope (Howard) :
Winds from ’cross the sea. 3124.
You're a great sensation. 3212.
Pope (Jerome) Dreams. 16090.
Pope (R. E.):
Joe, hope it’s true what we say
about you. 19841.
I’m gonna do all my fishing out’er
one little sea. 16576.
Pope-Kokesch (D. B.) See Kokesch
(D. B. P.)
Pope-White (J. A.) See White
(Us Ae 323)
Poper (Frank) Everything went with
you. 21988.
Popovitch (Jessie) I’m _ so _ lonely.
10663.
Poppe (A. C.) Gone with the wind.
27164.
Popper (lL. S.):
Pair of wings. 23150.
Rapture. 23238.
Popperman (John) Beer-beer-beer,
the gang’s all here. 24160.
Poppy. 8526, 14613, 14653, 17648.
Popular melodies, ine. :
At the Rose bowl. 29256.
Awakening. 3375.
Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Liszt.
29300.
Better get off your high horse.
21697, 24174.
Bride comes home. 273.
Carry on America. 331.
Could I be in love. 29435.
Dancing into my heart. 29450.
Do you or don’t you love me.
13283, 16035.
Funnies aren’t funny when I’m
blue. 16246.
Graduation waltz. 13496.
Hello California. 7099.
Hitch your wagon to a star. 10488.
In an ivy covered arbor on an old
New England lawn. 16717,
19741.
Invitation to happiness. 29911,
29912.
It can’t happen here. 22505.
Kiss me like this. 10971.
Let’s have another. 30015.
2027
INDEX
Popular melodies, ine.—Continued.
Listen to my lonesome heart.
32291.
Little odd rhythm. 380041.
Love rides on the moon. 17072.
Meet the future President. 7940,
11247.
My favorite girl. 17307, 20279.
Never should have told you. 30272.
Poverty Row or Luxury Lane.
11725.
Spring is in the air. 12102.
Stars in a southern sky. 33275.
Struttin’ to Sutton Place. 25994,
28608.
Table dhote. 20972.
Take me back to those wide open
spaces. 33355.
‘That little Spanish hacienda.
12276.
Trail dust. 33483.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star. 30790.
Two birdies up a tree. 28831.
Under your thumb and elose to
your heart. 2879.
What is love. 30867.
What’s the name of that song.
5983.
When a lady meets a gentleman
down South. 213038, 21304.
When paw went courtin’ maw.
15317.
‘Where have you been all my life.
30900.
You angel. 23929, 23930.
‘Zoom—zoom. 3262.
Porcelain (S. E.):
Be wary of Mary. 9662.
C. O. D. euddles on delivery. 9801.
Dream lullaby. 16077.
Drink lotsa water. 10111.
I’m on my way back home. 10647.
Let’s have a love scene of our own.
11032.
To you I will my heart. 12364.
Waltzing at the harvest moon
affair. 12533.
When granny starts to hi-de-ho in
her walkin’ rockin’ chair. 12604,
26296.
You made me fall for you and
then you stood me up. 12781.
You’re so subtle. 12805.
Youse is a viper. 12846.
Porge (Victor) Vingt-cing etudes.
PAW
Porgy and Bess. 8448.
Porpora (Niccola) : .
Branle. 18648 (55).
Ikonzert no. 4. 4567.
Trio in D. 18648 (359).
Porrazzo (Alexander) My dream land
isle. 1828.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Porrino (Hnnio) :
Canti di stagione.
Concertino. 29424.
Sinfonia per una fiaba. 33148.
Porsche (Gilbert) My lover’s on the
cover of a magazine. 14407.
Porschmann (Walter) Andantino.
32249.
Porter (B. S8.):
I’m looking for something that
never comes. 10641.
Love is back. 25245.
Porter (C. T.), When our ship of dreams
Sails in. 23814.
Porter (Cole):
Anything goes. 21620.
De-lovely. 26918.
Down in the depths.
31243.
29507.
Kasy to love. 24496.
Good-bye, little dream, good-bye.
27167.
Hey, babe, hey. 24711.
I’ve got you under my _ skin.
24906, 27482.
Little skipper from heaven above.
30047.
Love me, love my Pekinese. 27813.
Ours. 28234,
Perennial debutantes. 30395.
Rap tap on wood. 25740.
Red, hot and blue. 28344.
Ridin’ high. 28368.
Roliing home. 25782.
Swingin’ the jinx away. 26030.
There'll always be a _ lady fair.
5736.
What a great pair we'll be.
You're a bad
30971.
You’ve got something. 29168.
Porter (Dick):
I'd like to see grandpa swingin’ to
a swing tune. 29777.
Ten fingers and a Porter.
Porter (F. A.)
6253 (536).
Porter (eet)
It was cotton blossom time in the
30862.
influence on me.
28688.
With light hearts.
valley. 16813.
We are growing old, sweetheart
mine. 21251.
Porter (Hugh) Fruit of the spirit.
27114.
Porter (Lew) Is ev’rything copesetic.
25005.
Porter (Nina) Hill-billie [sic] Ike.
4134.
Porter (P. A.) Until now. 15193.
Porter (Quincy) :
Quartet no. 4. 5280.
String quartet no. 3. 33289.
Port Folio (Edward) My diary of you.
32575.
2028
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Portius (Fr.):
Allerseelen.
An die hoffnung.
24068-24072.
31047.
Aus meiner jugendzeit. 24119.
Brahms. 29336.
Choralvorspiele. 18929, 29394,
29395.
Drei kleine priiludien und fugen
fiir orgel. 16457.
30032.
24598, 24599.
24681-24683.
Franz Liszt.
Fiir alle welt.
Harmonium—album.
Herbstabend. 24708.
In stiller klause. 24976, 24977.
Junge meister der tonkunst.
25060, 25061.
Junger klaviervirtuos. 25058,
25059.
Matrosen-marsch. 20166, 25504.
Mein Johann _ Strauss-album.
20177.
Melodiseche stticke aus den orgel-
chorilen und _ klavier - suiten.
24132, 24133.
Melodische stiicke aus_ orgel-
werken. 25318-25321, 25330.
Mummenschanz. 17265.
O du mein edelweiss.
Obersteiger. 25542.
Perpetuum mobile.
Polonaise. 20571.
Praludium, fuge,
doppelfuge ftir orgei.
Seid einig. 25830.
Treu dem Rhein. 25304.
Troubadour. 26202, 26203.
Unser reichskanzler. 25830.
Unsere klassiker ftir die jugend.
21183.
Unsre augen. 26191.
Verdi. 26204-26206.
Vogelhindler. 21211.
Weihestunden. 26259-26262.
Wie schon leucht’ uns der morgen-
stern. 21409.
Zwei dunkle augen.
Portnoff (Leo) :
Gazelle. 19291.
Russische fantasie.
Posada (M. A. H.):
I love you, love you,
1071.
Keep your love in a _ crescendo.
32200.
Little place in paradise.
20398.
20571.
chaconne und
17655.
21567.
20707.
love you.
30045.
My very naughty Don Juan.
32637.
With little bits of love. 30982.
With the scented flowers of Spain.
18511.
Won’t you please give me a kiss.
3149.
Posadas (Las) 5250.
Posamanick (Beatrice) :
Challenge. 3565.
None but the lonely heart. 338518.
Praise. 23206.
Posey (Minnie):
Children’s Christmas song. 24290.
On a little chicken ranch in San
Diego. 20488.
Trying to reach the moon. 33513.
Posey (Mrs. S. O.) See Posey
(Minnie )
Posford (George) :
Goodnight Vienna. 4020, 22130.
When a woman wears a ring.
23782.
Posner (O. E.):
I’ve never been more _ sincere.
13778,
Let my dreams wander back to
yesterday. 16925.
Possejamte diefri lion.
Post (F. L.) 3d:
I’ve been so true to you. 31990.
Why must I remember. 21402.
Post 72... A) gGRe
I got a notion I’m in love with
32892.
you. 16500.
Let’s get drunk and be somebody.
7712.
Post (W. A.):
Angel’s message. 29189 (6).
Messiah. 29189 (268).
Voices of Summer. 6253 (503).
Posterard (M. G.) It was in spring
when I saw you. 4473.
Potamkin (F. J.):
Dance. 20579.
Marching in the rain. 2222.
Prelude. 17651.
Rain.” 2222:
Poteat (H. M.) Two Kappa alpha
songs. 17719.
Potere (N. J.) Sweetheart. 18063.
Potere (Nick) See Potere (N. J.)
Potpeschnigg (Heinrich) Kleine
steirische tanzsuite. 29983.
Pott (Peter) Sing me a sweet old
28507.
Reformed gambler.
Vienna tune.
Potter (A. B.)
28349.
Potter (A. S.):
Dancin’ the square quadrille.
21833.
Don’t tell me that we’re thru. — 570.
In that cabin in the West. 22474.
Just a swing tune. 7597.
Just to be a child again. 22583.
Some sweet day. 12080.
Sometimes youll be thinking of
me. 148568.
We're nearing the end of the trail.
18349.
When I wanted you. 23803.
2029
INDEX
pt. IH, n. S., v. 31
ESO oo en ne nn
Day will bring some
31408.
My redheaded sweet-
11426.
Potter (Blanche)
lovely thing.
Potter (HE. A.)
heart and me.
Potter (Harold):
Believing in you. 3488.
Make believe. 4780.
Mills favorites for male quartettes.
IPAs
Potter (lL. C.)
violin method.
Potter (Monroe)
moon. 19050.
Potter (Paul)
(Richard )
Potter (Pauline) New York, fair city
of the free. 14446.
Potter (W. F.) Home, a fireplace and
you. 13580.
Potter (W. H.) Major scales and
arpeggios for violin in first position.
22761.
Pottorf (C. H.)
Rubank elementary
11864.
Dear Blue Ridge
pseud. See Kountz
Sunflowers and you.
20929.
Botts. .(J.;A.) :
African sun dance. 6268.
Hold me closer sweetheart. 7128.
In the Blue Ridge. 16739.
Old Kentucky moon and _ =you.
23084.
Strumming on the old banjo. 8846.
Potts (Jack) See Potts (J. A.)
Potts (Virginia) I’m genna climb a
ladder up to the sky, and tie a string
on the moon. 19619.
Potvin (Albert) See Potvin (J. A.)
Potvin. (J. A.):
I’m a butterfly.
In the cabin door.
Olga. S297.
With hearts that blend. 9865.
Poule (La) 8450.
Poulene (Francis) :
A sa guitare. 4.
Cing poemes. 2174.
Humoresaue. 7170.
Suite francaise. 8855.
7™* nocturne. 21569)
Poulton (Curt) :
Sweet sentimental songs from the
heart of the hills. 30656.
We'll rest at the end of the trail.
12549, 12550.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time up in
heaven. 23806.
Pounds (Chelwyn) :
First rose of summer. 3902.
Roaming back to Wyoming. 232738.
(282.
7489.
When the world goes a-maying.
6044.
Pounds (Cora) Take warning from
me. 8918,
Pour plaire aux femmes. 23199*.
Pour ton bonheur. 1741, 2175, 2178,
2909.
Poussigue (Henri) :
Aimons-nous. 9539.
Tu mens. 12418.
Powell (B. A.) Love at first sight.
(827.
Powell (Harl):
Everybody is knocking at my door.
27034.
I don’t care if you never come
around. 27337.
I won’t be blue no more. 27508.
Jack, the yodling mule. 27594.
Low down jail house blues. 27836.
Old Virginia rambler. 28178.
Powell (Gordon) pseud. See Hummel
(Hess)
Powell (H. A.):
Around, around, around. 24106.
Flag of peace. 19239.
Will you meet me here. 9352.
Powell (H. C.) On the Malibu. 11589.
Powell (H. E.) I’m looking for a
horse and buggy fellow. 22344.
Powell (Harry):
At the end of the sunset trail.
24114.
Those evening bells. 23615.
Powell (John) Soldier, soldier. 30570.
Powell (K. B.) New York. 238012.
Powell (Katherine) Darlin’. 19086.
Powell (Kay) See Powell (Katherine)
Powell (L. H.):
By a singing waterfall there’s a
lovely valley. 15779.
Oh, sweet hope of my heart.
17462.
Powell (L. R.) Fate of young Nadeau.
29583.
Powell (Laurence) :
Arkansas centennial official ode.
26600.
County fair.
Dust. 21948.
Rosemary and thyme. 2324.
Weak and rambling one. 2985.
Powell (M. F.):
Bolles on parade. 13074.
Living in the past. 14123.
Snakin’ along. 14829.
Powell (Mabel) Don’t say no for I
can’t take it. 26954.
Powell (Olive) Waltzing in the moon-
9931.
light. 2946.
Powell (Paul) You’ve changed.
33882.
Powell (Seymour) :
Abendstern. 12862) (1).
Chant d’amour. 242838.
Liebeslied. 12862:-(298).
Poweil (Teddy) :
Blazin’ the trail to my home. 9725,
College walk. 21787, 24321.
2030
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Cottage by the moon. 15910.
Moonlight and palm trees. 253867.
Now that we're together. 17441.
Old fashioned buggy in the barn.
20418.
Silla vaquera. 5463.
Stars around the moon. 20896,
23455.
Sunday on the Swanee. 2629.
Sundown in Peaceful Valley. 2630.
Swingtime. 12201, 18079, 20966.
There’s a cottage by the moon.
8986.
Powell (W. C.) pseud. See Polla (W.
C.)
Power (H. Baynton-) See Baynton-
Power (H.)
Powers (Hlizabeth)
sweetheart to you.
Powers (N. M.):
Cycle of three songs. 21824.
Dancing leaves. 24369.
Just where you belong. 16863.
I’m ealling old
1080.
Pracanico (Francisco) :
Burla. 24223.
Creo. 24357.
Practical anthems. 33904 (242).
Practical organist. 15517 (305).
Practice hour. 28292.
Prado (Miguel) :
Alhambra. 24053.
Duerme. 24487.
Media noche. 25313.
Nieve. 25505.
Redencion. 382973.
Viajera. 26208.
Praeder (A. A.) Without you. 18515.
Praetorius (—) World one neighbor-
hood. 3157.
Praetorius (Michael) :
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming.
9509 (408).
Lo, now a rose.
O lovely night.
32401, 32402.
17447, 28153.
Today is born Emmanuel. 29189
(437).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 2918S (471-
473).
Praise to the Lord. 28294.
Prasehinger (Karl) aw., and Prasch-
inger (Maria and Siegmund) props.
Signal-marsch. 18648 (323).
Prater (Ileta) My Anna of Montana.
25407.
Prather (Cony)
cona (Cony) )
Prather (LL. M.):
Cotton pickin’s done. 444.
Forever and ever. 756.
From right this minute forward.
10269.
In your arms.
It’s unbelievable.
See Prather (Ros-
27561.
19819.
126829-- 3734
Sizzlin’ Sadie. 14812.
When you hear the next musical
note. 12643.
Will you be the same.
Prather (S. M.):
3112.
In the hilis of Pennsylvania.
19769.
Where the mountain laurel blooms.
21367.
Prats (Rodrigo) Mulatica. 8049.
Pratt (Alfred) Sweet Ann Page.
14955.
Pratt (Merrill) Star in a moonlit sky.
20892.
Pratts (Juan) See Manzano (J. P.)
Prayer for dew and rain. 32899.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 30428, 32901—
32903.
Prayer to the Holy Spirit. 11732.
Prebish (Ray) Why did Jack and Jill
go up on the hill. 26382.
Precy (J. E.) You were an angel.
18628.
Preeg (H. V.) Caliban oh! Caliban.
3523.
Preetz (H. W.) I wonder if you miss
me. 22427.
Preil (Paul) Sing, sing, sing végelein.
14799.
Preiss (HE. R.) I never prayed for
moonlight until I first met you.
19645.
Preite (Carmelo) Castello nel bosco.
15816.
Prelude music ¢o.:
Burlesque Tzigane.
Great rivers. 868.
Preludes, offertories
338904 (244).
Premier publications.
New Jersey farm. 10070.
Prentice (A. F.) Progressive lessons
in pianoforte technique. 29189 (344).
Prentice (A. S.) Out where the sky
and ocean meet. 17556.
Prentice (Marion) Acushla, my dar-
ling. 29195.
Prentice (N. W.) ‘To-day is to-morrow
come true. 23639.
Prenzel (J. T.):
Care-free hobo. 24257.
Lonely dell. 25209.
6525.
and _ postludes.
Down on our
Lonely Susquehanna. 17033.
With Uncie Sam. 185138.
Prescott (A. V.):
Lord, hold my hand. 1548.
Savior. 2367.
Prescott (HE. C.) Leetle Rosa, please
come back. 22622.
Prescott (Gerald) :
Arban-Preseott first and second
year. 21623, 21624.
Klose-Preseott first
year. 22598.
and second
2031
INDEX
Prescott (H. M.):
And now you are gone. 29234.
Because there’s no one like you.
29294.
Prescott (H. W.) Shadows. 23329.
Presle (Jacques de la) See La Presle
(Jacques de)
Presnell (Albert) Dance I shall never
forget. 21830.
Press (M.) Wieezorna godzina. 26394,
263°5.
Pressel (Gustav) An der Weser. 62538
(15).
Presser (Theodore) ©Co.:
Accept our thanks. 15522, 15523.
Acushla, my darling. 29195.
Adoration. 15526.
After a fly. 31012.
Along the Navajo ttrail. 29217.
Armistice day. 6345.
Around the Maypole. 6347*.
Around the totem pole. 21630.
At the barn dance. 24112.
Autumn reverie. 6368.
Awakening. 15640.
Ballerina. 12992.
Bavarian village dance. 29286.
Beneath a southern moon. 15701.
Bilbro’s middle C_ kindergarten
book. 6449.
Bird song. 24179.
Birds of all feathers. 9715*.
Blessed are they that dwell. 24184.
Blest are the departed. 26678.
Bluettes. 24193.
Buglers. 24220.
By southern moonlight. 21735.
Cadets on parade. 21742.
Call of the hills. 15794.
Candle light. 3534.
Celtic idyl. 15822.
Celtic song. 15823.
Chanson. 16317.
Chanson pensive. 31271.
Choo-choo train. 29391.
Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day.
3593.
Christmas eve. 29401.
Christmas spirit. 29404.
Coasting. 15871.
Come away. 15879.
Come, saith Jesus’ sacred voice.
21795.
Come, ye blessed. 26831.
Cool white stars. 15900.
Country lanes. 21810.
Creole croon. 31370.
Cricket on the hearth. 21818.
Crocus. 21819.
Dance of the graces. 15941.
Danza mexicana. 26885.
Dawn in Normandy. 243838.
Dawn lilies. 24884.
Donkey trot. 16050.
2052
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Dragon. 24456.
Dream river. 24463.
Drowsy lilies. 6819.
Easter lily. 6837*.
Educational vocal technique. 647,
16118.
Hiephant’s joke. 31515.
Evening moods. 16148.
Extract of opera. 6878.
Falling snow. 29575.
Far from my heavenly home.
16166.
Farewell. 14233.
Fickle wife. 38891.
Fire engine. 24559.
First dancing lesson. 13408.
Floating clouds. 24568.
Flower girl. 24569.
Fluttering leaves. 24578.
Gently rests the Saviour. 27130.
Gloopie’s band. 22102.
Golden hours. 8833.
Good morning! Good morning.
7007.
Hammock song. 16331.
Harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls.
24684.
Hawaiian nights. 16357.
Heavens are telling. 24692.
Here we come. 7108.
How beautiful upon the mountains.
27288.
How long wilt Thou forget me,-
28811.
Hunter’s horn. 24762.
Hunter’s song. 29761.
I go sailing. 29786.
I will lift up mine eyes. 27498.
If with all your hearts. 27518.
In a sea eradle. 24964.
In the kingdom of the gnomes.
16747.
Japanese doll dance. 29942.
Jesus, Jesus, Thou art mine.
12978.
Jesus, jewel of my faith. 12979.
Jesus more wonderful Thou art.
22542.
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
22546.
Johnny-jump-up. 32161.
Jolly whistler. 22551.
King of Yvetot. 25104.
King was born. 29976.
Largo. 16905.
Lily pads. 25181.
"Lisbeth waltz. 32288.
Littie classics orchestra folio.
4661.
Little elf. 16996.
Littie journey. 7770.
Little spinner. 22674.
London town. 32331.
Lonesome Tommy. 14141.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Lord is my salvation. 25224.
Lord is my shepherd. 17048.
Lord may Thy kingdom come.
30060.
March of the fairy guardsmen.
17133.
March positlude in C. 22776.
Marchette band book. 11224.
Melody at sunset. 17167.
’*Mid the tulips. 30160.
Mistress pretty. 22846.
Morning call. 14810.
Morning canter. 8020.
Murmur of the waves. 25398.
Music, when soft voices die. 17269.
My skates. 30254.
Nodding daisies. 32697.
Nodding fiowers. 23036.
None but the lonely heart. 383518.
Now is the hour of darkness past.
5073.
Old King Cole.
Once on a_ night
28192.
Onward Christians,
17532.
Out of the past. 23141.
Pansy bed. 25641.
Passing by. 8379.
Patter of the rain. 23166.
Peery’s (Rob Roy) third position.
violin book. 2125.
Pelicans’ promenade.
Piano fun. 11680.
Polonaise. 29392.
Pop corn. 8447.
Praise the Lord, O my soul.
Prayer. 32897.
Prelude in E minor. 26626.
Progressive piano studies for the
grown-up student. 17674.
Puck. 7039.
Quasi valse. 32944.
Queen Anne’s lace. 25726.
Raindrop scherzo. 32956.
Raindrops in the wind. 25738.
Riding on the Ferris wheel. 17744.
Risen Christ. 11831.
Robin’s message. 17756.
Sabbath day solos. 20710.
Sacred choruses for men’s voices.
17791.
Searecrows in the wind. 23308.
Seesaw. 17840.
Sicilian nights. 25864.
Silent night. 30548.
Sing, O sing. 28511.
Singing as we go. 23367.
Singing melodies. 23870.
Six octave and chord journeys.
14689.
Sleepy story. 30561.
Song of India. 14868.
25570.
in Bethlehem.
onward go.
23171.
23208.
Songs taught
25942.
Sprightly and gay. 23438.
Star sapphires. 25969.
Starlit. 23453.
Stars. 30511.
Swan. 23297.
Sweet jasmine. 30652.
Swinging along. 8902.
Tango in D. 8923.
Ten famous solos.
Ten sentences
16229.
Ten tonal tales.
Thief. 18175.
Thirds on parade.
Three jolly sailors.
Thy guidanee Lord.
Thy will be done.
To a lily. 23630.
Trail end. 18225, 30763.
Trombone Sammy. 33504.
Tulips and windmills. 26161.
Two Christmas carols. 27096.
Valse bagatelle. 15197.
Valse coquette. 15199.
Viennese silhouettes. 15210.
"Way up North. 183389.
When the circus comes to town.
23816.
When voices are changing. 26328.
White daffodils. 26366.
Wood sprite and the _ brownie.
23910.
Prester (Arthur):
Just a little old shack by a rail-
road track. 22561.
Peace and prosperity. 32840.
Symptoms of love. 28661.
Presti (Joseph) : .
When you stole my heart.
Your lips betray. 21555.
Preston (Don) Darkness. 24378.
Preston (FE. J.):
Gather roses while you may.
Just be glad. 7609.
Preston (M. L.):
First dancing lesson. 138408.
Lonesome Tommy. 14141.
Morning call. 14810.
Preston (Pauline) Melody.
Pretty Caroline. 23216.
Preufer (Nellie) Put back the bell.
32936.
my mother me.
10332.
and responses.
14128.
33420.
23618.
30742.
28756.
18442.
6956.
14622.
Preview murder mystery. 8474.
Preziosi (Remo) :
Kiss me once again. 19902.
Matenat’ e primmavera. 30126.
Price (A. H.) Watching the golden
sunset. 9194.
Price (Albert)
you. 27325.
Price (Ava)
I ean’t live without
Cabin by the sea. 31224.
2033
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 8L
Price (Beryl)
33635.
We saw him sleeping.
Price (Clarence) You. 3179.
Price (Cliff) pseud. You. 3179.
Price (Dorothy) Twilight’s hour of
remembering. 26172.
Price (F. A.) Don’t let me lie down.
10054.
Price (G. F.) As I sail home to you.
12947.
Price (Goldie) You’re everything I’ve
ever dreamed. 29140.
Price (H. E.) Just an old Swiss vil-
lage. 4520.
Price (J. C.) Excepting you. 19195.
Price (J. E.) Shirley Ann. 25856.
Price (Jimmy) See Price (J. C.)
Price (Pattie) And Yvonne. 9588.
Price (S. J.) pseud. See Seredy (J. 8.)
Price (Sterling) :
Hungarian fantasie, 32298.
Swan. 33048.
Price (T. W.):
Flying to the moon. 27086.
There’s hope in the Saviour.
30722.
Price (Tom):
Montana moon. 11297.
You're dream of paradise.
33868.
Pridgen (Ulysses) Dreaming with you.
191385.
Pries (Bud)
Pries (EK. M.)
tar. 380012.
Pries (H. D.) jr.:
I’m sending flowers.
my
See Pries “(GieeD.)-. jr.
Let me strum my gui-
16604.
Locked in my heart. 1519.
You're falling again. 38215.
Pries (J. H.)
30016.
Pries (Jimmy)
Priest (KE. L.):
I feel a melody comin’ on. 1013.
What a little baby can bring. 3002.
You. 3180.
You just drive me screwy. 6175.
Priest (Edgar) aw., Priest (EK. M.)
prop.:
O sing unto the Lord.
Remembrance. 5308.
Shadows. 54387.
Priest (Gladys) Heart-beats. 19428.
Priestley (Harry) JIli not complain.
27380.
Prievo (M. E.):
I walked right into heaven. 7398.
Just another dream gone wrong.
(607.
Laughing at love.
Prima (Louis):
Reverie. 20650.
Sing---sing—sing. 8696.
Let’s make love to-night.
See Pries (J. H.)
5089.
14026.
Sing, sing, sing, with a swing.
14800.
What will Santa Claus say, when
he finds everybody swingin’.
33661.
Prima donna. 38270 (170, 234, 460, 484,
520, 714), 62538 (380), 12862 (418),
29189 (220).
Primary studies. 32914.
Primavera La sirena 1936.
Primavere. 9509 (590).
Prince (Earres) :
Congo rhythm. 118970.
Halo ’round the moon.
King Boo. 382204.
Your President. 29183.
Prince (Graham) ;:
Espana cani. 673.
Fado blanquita. 3866.
Hot tamales. 31821.
In your embrace. 27562.
Meet me to-night by the old wish-
ing well. 17165.
20597.
13522.
Mexican memories. 17183.
My sombrero. 22978.
Say si si. 17822.
Spanish memories. 20874.
Spic and Spanish. 33250.
’Tain’t nobody’s bizness if I do.
12204.
There’s no substitute for you.
15086.
Try tappin’. 33511.
Violetera. 9141.
Prince (Hughie) :
Home-cookin’. 10452.
Swing me a lullaby. 8899, 12195.
Prince (Lionel) Mammy’s pancakes.
7896.
Prince (M. D.) I’ve got too much of
everything else. 7386.
Prince (M. E.) California moon and
you. 29360.
Prince and the pauper. 31220, 33566.
Prince and the rose. 17668*.
Prince Igor. 7910, 17185, 20155.
Prince of to-night. 6253 (118, 128, 144,
185, 197, 201, 202, 222, 484, 518, 543,
544), 15517 (168), 18648 (189),
21569 (125, 147, 165, 199, 221, 223,
224, 563, 602, 629, 632).
Princess comes across. 14848.
Princess Peppermint. 20597%.
Princess runs away. 17668**.
Princesse des Pyramides. 11741*.
Princesse jaune. 9509 (643).
Princesse Tam-tam. 357, 2551.
Princeton univ. Class of 1915. Twen-
tieth reunion march for class of
1915, Princeton university. 15168.
Principe Azul. 9602, 9817, 9953, 10008.
Principe Zilah. 18648 (297).
2034
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Prinz (Leonhard ) London days.
11102.
Prinzessin Adeleide. 8471*.
Prisowski (W.):
Réverie. 2262.
Zraniony orzet. 18645.
Pritchard (George) Dreaming with
you. 19135.
Pritchard (H. H.) My Oregon. 28061.
Pritchard (W. F.):
Old dirt road. 8273.
Painting a song in blue. 8364.
Pritchett (C. R.):
Always in your memory. 12910.
Dreaming sweet dreams of you.
26984.
Falling for you. 24539.
Let's take advantage of the moon-
light. 14075.
You know I'll be blue. 29124.
Pritchett (LeRoy) Jd rather talk
about you. 27338.
14737.
20599*.
Private affair.
Privateer (The)
Privette (Hettie) :
Don’t build your house on the
sand. 16052.
He loves me, he loves me _ not.
16364.
My mother.
Probert (Elsie) :
17351.
Ever since the beginning. 10166.
Teardrops. 18104.
Procope (Russell) At the rug cutter’s
ball. 21640.
Procter & Gamble co. Get out in the
sun. 796.
Procter-Gregg (H.):
Danube to the Severn.
Dusty miller. 13852.
Sonata. 17672.
Proctor (L. R.) Western girl.
Professional soldier. 4492.
Proff-Kalfaian (K.) Demi- Dieux.
26919.
Profita (Vincent)
13236.
12573.
How do I stand
when I’m sitting with you. 10475.
Program classics. 17673.
Progressive piano studies for the
grown-up student. 17674.
Prohaska (J. F.) My Rose of Romany.
1893.
Prohaska
3471.
Prokofieff (Serge) :
Devilish inspiration.
Gavotte. 788.
Love of the three oranges. 4737.
Promise and fulfillment. 12862 (422).
Promoters. 24031 (153, 203, 214, 215),
29189 (34, 429).
Prosen (Sid) My favorite pastime is
to pastime with you. 32580.
(William) Blue dame.
536.
Proserpine. 310038 (157).
Prosser (I. W.) Hymn of the First
Presbyterian church of Chicago.
16463.
Prosser (Ruth):
Hour has come to say goodnight,
7154.
In the dark, in a roadster, in the
park. 7491.
Protestant Episcopal church in the
U. S. A. Hymnal. 138618.
Protheroe (Anne and D. H.) ‘Trees
and the Master.
Protheroe (Daniel) :
12862 (507).
Stop dat buzzin’. 3838151.
Tears and smiles. 33378.
Protzman (D. C.): :
I know you care. 1082.
Let freedom ring. 22624*.
Proudfit (G. C.)
organ. 1782.
Proudfit (O. E.):
Awake, our souls. 146.
Christmas at Bethlehem. 380.
Forget. 757.
Fugue in D. 771.
Give ear to my words, O Lord.
Mother’s old parlor
806.
Prelude. 2199, 2200.
Psalm 67. 2208.
Sonata. 2201.
Proulx (Rita):
Don’t waste your time over me.
21905.
Lonesome lover.
Prout (Ebenezer)
26533 (19).
Prouty (J. V.):
27766.
Thirty inventions.
Dreaming Sweetheart of you.
13330.
When the meadow larks are sing-
ing. 28991.
Provance (J. W.):
Hoboin’ along. 31799.
Your eyes in the moonlight. 29177.
Provaznik (Anatol):
Cantantibus organis. 18888.
Liindliche suite. 19925.
Provincetown follies. 2249.
Provost (Heinz) Intermezzo. 32925.
Prowant (KF. 8S.) That gray haired
sweetheart of mine. 15052.
Prugh (M. G.) Tournament march.
5804.
Prusia (Raymond) Sweet fellowship.
8878.
Pruszynski (S. J.) Lady in _ the
smoke. 22606.
Pryor (Arthur):
Canoeing. 15517 (46), 21569 (55).
Frozen Bill. 15517 (1138), 26533
(83).
Teddy after Africa. 24031 (208),
21569 (546).
2035
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Pryor (D. R.) au., and Pryor (Rich-| Pung (H. K.)
ard) prop.:
Dancing dainties. 479.
It’s time we said good morning.
1305.
Psenicka (J. J.) Please don’t leave me,
baby. 8481.
P’tit bout d’femme. 11747.
Public nuisance no. 1. 3974, 6446, 7151,
7983, 8894.
Puccini (Giacomo) :
Bohéme. 6253 (888).
Fantasia. 9509 (594).
Madame Butterfly. 29189 (345).
Musetta. 20603, 20604.
O mio babbino caro. 11749.
One fine day. 29189 (346).
Tosca. 25717.
Turandot. 283812.
Puce (Tom):
Cock-a-doodle-doo. 6629.
Drive slowly and carefully. 19148.
Yes, we gotta da sweet peas.
15424.
Puckett (H. D.):
Dallas town. 13226.
Phooey to you from me. 8400.
Rise and sing. 8550.
Strange as it Seems.
Then I’ve’ stopped
2736.
Puckett (Juanita) Alone with
dreams of you. 26567.
Puddin’head the first. 28313*.
Puerto nuevo. 25718, 25828.
Pugh (J. D.) Please give us the moon.
25681.
Pulci (Luigi):
Donnine novecento. 561.
¥) finito il bel tempo che fu.
Mi piaccion tutti. 4839.
Non @é rosa senza spine.
Sogno tzigano. 33205.
Strada solitaria. 12134.
Puligheddu (G. E.) Niente di
14450.
Pull (Olive)
Pullen (A. M.):
Life out of death. 7737.
Praise God for
20911.
loving you.
my
6830.
1966.
piu.
Cuckoo sings. 26865.
Pry
friends. 17¢67.
We thank Thee, Father, God.
18352.
Pullen (D. Q.) Wilma. 29058.
Pullen (M. E.):
Curl for a kiss. 19010.
Keep shining, wonderful moon.
7638.
While our flag waves in the air.
23847.
Pulupe. 30485.
Pulvirenti (J. M.):
Forse. 33284.
Scherma. 33284.
Strambotto. 33284.
Kaulana no oe lehua
puakea. 32195.
Puntenney (M. L.) Golden memory.
6997.
Pupil’s first ensemble book. 5277.
Pupil’s recital album. 8481.
Puppenfee. 328380, 32831, 32980, 32931.
Puppenfeewalzer. 32930, 32981.
Pureell (—) Your hay it is mowd.
18639.
Pureell (Edward) 8379,
17586, 20516.
Purcell (Henry) :
Awake, my
3373.
Dido and Aeneas. 31480.
Fantasy on one note. 19216.
First year Purcell. 734.
I attempt from love’s sickness to
fly. 7186.
If music be the food of love. 7487.
Morning hymn. 27972.
Rejoice in the Lord alway. 11808.
Passing by.
love, ‘tis morning.
Suite in five movements. 23475.
Suite of five pieces. 23476.
Purcell (Patrick) :.
All for you. 21586.
Beautiful Nuana moon. 24155.
Don’t that do nuthin’ to yuh.
10061.
Dream that your dreams come true.
6804.
For as long as I can remember.
3923.
How could I ever feel lonsome.
16454.
Ill sing that little song for you.
10580.
I’m happy as the day is long.
22328.
I still love the same old sweet-
heart. 16641.
In a pretty little flower garden.
16713.
Just one kiss. 7621.
Maybe I’m going crazy. ‘7981.
Mister Jeep from the jungles.
22845.
On the beautiful Atlantic shore.
14517.
Somewhere a_ voice is calling.
17961.
Spirit of progress. 25964.
Strange as it may seem. 18023.
Susquehanna moon. 23494.
Sweetheart, don’t say good-night.
8886.
William and Mary hop. 15387.
You are all that was made for love.
23931.
Purdy (W. T.) 2058,
31003 (184).
Puring (John)
Baya @
On, Wisconsin.
Appealing to Cupid.
S 2036
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Purvis (Gertie)
you’re mine.
Puryear (G. L.)
If you kindly say
10762.
Vote for Roosevelt
again. 23707.
Putnam (A. H.) Cocktail of your
smile. 26822.
Putnam (C. 8S.) Captain Smith. 3544,
6568.
Putnam (M. E.):
For I’ve learned how to play the
game. 13421.
One moment. 32783.
Putnam’s (G. P.) sons. Tunes for tiny
troubadours. 5829.
Pyle (Evelyn) pseud.
comes you. 18871.
Pyle (Harry) To-morrow, to-day will
be yesterday. 33466.
Pyles (C. E.) California welcomes you.
18871.
Pyles (Clarence) Roses, memories and
you. 17780, 2328s.
Pyne (Gus) aw., and Pyne (A. ARDTYr.,
prop.:
Singing a song to my shadow.
5485.
There’s a reason, it’s you.
Pyns (J. Martin-)
California wel-
2 12311.
See Martin-Pyns
(J.)
Quackenbush (C. W.) Will and Wiley’s
last ride. 3106, 3107.
Quagliero (Nicola):
Piedigrotta La _ sirena 1935-36.
2146.
Primavera La sirena 1936. 20597.
Quaglino (J. A.) Waltz of the bayou.
2943.
Quaile (Hlizabeth)
son. 14661.
Qual (Kenneth):
There’s a waiting chair for daddy.
23599.
Rhyme and rea-
With the moon above. 23896.
Qual (Peter) There’s a waiting chair
for daddy. 23599.
Qualls (Eva) I will always come back
to you. 19687.
Quarantotto (Bruno) :
Nessuno pit di me. 32656.
Soltanto i tuoi baci. 15844.
Quarnstrom (Eimer) That’s how I’m
living now. 8972.
Quartemont (A. J.)
dreams. 17752.
Quast (I. F.):
Counting my sheep. 31356.
I gave my heart away. 24788.
Sweet melody of life. 14967.
Queen (Millard) My dear. 20277.
Queen of hearts. 7326, 8488, 16040.
Queen of the meadows. 29189 (30).
Queen of the Moulin Rouge. 6253
(82, 217, 285, 870, 418, 464), 21569
(136).
River shack of
Quei due. 5525, 12451.
Quentin (Tity) :
J’ai passé au travers. 16820.
Java des gros sous. 19834.
Quenzer (Arthur) ' Love rides on the
moon. 17072.
Quercio (Frank):
If I won a million in a sweep-
stakes. 1208.
You're elected. 30975.
Quesada (H. S.):
Arrullito. 9602.
Callecita arrabalera.
Cupido. 9953.
Dejo mi corazon. 10008.
Quest (The) 30442, 32949.
Quest of the shepherds. 28321.
Questions and exercises on harmony.
23224, 23225.
9817.
Quigley (C. F.) Land that I love.
4579.
Quigley (G. B.) Im not stirring my
eoffee. 7323.
Quigley (G. F.) Watches of the night.
9192.
Quigley (Glennis) Songs of Delta
theta chi. 25948.
Quigley (Isabel) :
Just a broken romance. 32167.
So tired and weary. 148389:
Quigley (L. J.) au., and Quigley (S. M.)
prop.:
March in F. 21569 (325).
Swaying ferns. 21569 (535).
Quijano (Adalberto) :
Arrepentido. 12943.
Ingrata. 16768.
Q@uilender (Barry) Montana moon.
17227.
Quilter (Roger) :
Brown is my love. 9509 (85).
By a fountainside. 9509 (91).
Damask roses. 9509 (169).
Fair house of joy. 9509 (213).
Faithless shepherdess. 9509 (217).
My life’s delight. 9509 (507).
Spring voices. 20886.
Weep you no more. 9509 (778).
Wind from the South. 21419.
Quim (M. L.) Kochana. 4564.
Quinby (Marguerite) :
Eleanor. 138358.
Pioneer days. 32870.
Quincke (W. A.):
Dreams at twilight.
Enchantment. 13368.
Fairy answer. 21999.
Goin’. to dat new plantation.
29659, 31672, 31673.
I’m telling the world.
19137.
19639.
’Neath those blue summer skies:
with you. 11466.
Please light up soon silv’ry moon.
11705.
2037"
INDEX
Quincke (W. A.)—Continued.
You’re ev’rything to me.
Quinlan (A. C.):
Near the well. 3270 (448).
One little bunch of heather.
(483 ).
Quinlivan (EK. W.)
15468.
3270
Girl with the glo-
rious smile. 27134.
Quinn (Alfred) Awake America.
21648.
Quinn (B. H.) Dream sweet dreams
of me. 3781.
Quinn (Carrie) :
Bonnie Annie Laurie. 29189 (42).
Broken idol. 12862 (70), 15517
(39)
Bull frog and the dove. 26533
(30).
Forget me not. 21569 (148).
Go back. 29189 (134).
Golden arrow. 12862 (195).
Have a drink to Yankee land.
29189 (151).
Heinz is pickled again. 29189
(158).
I used to be afraid to come home
in the dark. 3270 (295).
I’ve lost my gal. 29189 (186).
I want somebody to play with.
21569 (239).
I wonder what’s the matter with
my eyes. 3270 (300).
Liza. 12862 (303).
Oh you girl. 3270 (474).
Poor old dad’s in New York for the
summer. 29189 (334).
Then we'll all go home. 26533
(2931):
We two in an aeroplane. 3270
(702).
Quinn (D. E.):
On the Texas trails. 11593.
Shoot the moon. 11960.
Quinn (Fred) In my little world with
you. 1234.
Quintana (Antonio De)
youre calling. 20193.
Quinto (EK. M.):
Not for mine eyes.
President’s march.
Quinto (Silvio) :
Miami Beach
23039.
25706.
In my little world with you. 1234.
Knock on wood. 25115.
Quinton (Truman) See Quinton
(W. T.)
Quinton (W. T.) Always we must be
sweethearts. 15568.
Quirin (Catherine) Shining moon.
14780.
Quirin (F. J.):
Shining moon. 14780.
Wandring. 5928, 9184.
Quiroga (M. L.):
j Ay, Maricruz. 9635, 26614.
pt. II, n.'s.) Vv. ok
Maria de la O. 17141.
Maria del Carmen. 25295.
Maria Magdalena. 11230, 27874.
Solea. 12020.
Torerito. 18217.
Trinia. 18233, 28797.
Ya no te quiero. 18545.
Quis (J. E.) Rhythm. 14662.
Quist (John) Resurrection song.
8529.
Quitmeyer (HE. W.) Out of luck.
20497.
Raab (George) Four children songs.
32953.
Raay (Anny de):
Dance and sing. 13227.
Lord’s prayer. 25225.
Rabaud (Henri)
(GO
Rabe (Gale) You are my angel of love.
21484.
Rabe (W. A.)
21168.
Rabey (René) Yanina. 23921.
Rabin (Milt) pseud. See Rabinowitz
(Milton)
Rabinovitz (Max) That’s how much I
love you, dear. 18142.
Rabinowitz (Milton) Any way I say
it, it means I love you. 21619.
Raborn (Beth) I am forgiving you.
7185.
Fugues a 4 parties.
U saved America.
Raccolta di 37 danze moderne. 25781.
Raccolta di 52 danze moderne. 5286.
Raceuglia (Matthew) You're’ the
pris’ner of my love. 9473.
Race (J. P.) Wind. 12699.
Rachel (Sophia) My love for you.
32607.
Rachmaninoff (S.):
Barearolle in G min. 38270 (43).
Floods of spring. 31590.
Island. 382109.
Lord of hosts, great ruler. 27786.
Polichinelle. 28280.
Prelude. 3270 (519), 9509 (598),
20613.
Rachmaninoff-prelude 32954.
Soldier’s bride. 25914.
Thy will, not mine. 28757.
To thee, O Lord, do I lift up my
soul. 9042.
Tolling bells.
Rachuk (June)
you. 24745.
Racimo (G. Jerry F.) Longing. 17038.
Racine (W. B.) Sweet old love song.
14969.
Radau (H. R.):
I’m going to keep on knocking.
16574.
Just a glance. 1350.
Radebaugh (Chrysta)
dreams. 3791.
9047, 9048.
How can I depend on
Dreams, just
2038
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Radebaugh (W. C.) Dreams of long
ago. 9509 (191).
Rader (Dorothy) Hopewell tragedy.
958.
Rader (Paul) Tell the whole world.
12251.
Radies (Joan) I lost my heart when
I lost my love. 4250.
Radio city guit. studio:
A media luz. 1.
Adelita. 12.
Courante. 157.
Fuga. 158.
Nocturne. 29381.
O’ marinariello. 1994.
Pick it up and play it.
Prelude. 164.
Radio music studio:
Tourne din’ a ste braccie, carme.
2140.
30785.
Your life is wasting away. 6243.
Radke (Letha) sgesus, zieh’ mich
naher zu dir. 4488.
Rae (D. M.) Over and over again.
23144.
Raebel (M.) Nordischer brautzug.
25118.
Raeburn (Don) Nobody knows.
11502.
Raemsch (M. J.) Gee! but I’m glad I
found you. 10289.
Rafael (King) See McCauley (K. R.)
Ratk Gps:
Cavatina. 14637.
Fileuse. 28327.
12862: (426).
8496.
Moto perpetuo.
Song of the valiant.
Rafferty (M. V.):
Just another day. 10988.
We must say good-night. 5947.
Ragan (Carroll) Night bird. 20358.
Ragot (A. J. T.) Mme. Bénonie-Ragot :
Bal masqué. 29189 (450).
Barbe bleue. 12862: (376).
Chauve-souris. 21569 (68).
Orphée aux enfers. 15517 (277).
Paul et Virginie. 15517 (293).
Rahter (D.):
Donaulegenden. 21894.
Galantes schiferspiel.
Goldene stunde. 13483.
Harmonika-perlen. 19408.
Instrumentations-tabelle.
Klassisches album. 29980.
Kleine etiiden. 29981.
Konzert no. 4. 4567.
Rosen und schmetterlinge. 5365.
Rund um Deutschland. 30489.
Schule ftir 2 reihige diatonische
hand-harmonika. 30512.
Spits ommertag.. 14892.
Tango-album. 20986.
Tanz pianist. 15020.
10281.
16769.
Rahter (Daniel) Wenn andere tanzen.
5253 (512).
Railey (T. T.):
Minnesota. 33904 (191).
My Florida girl. 33904 (200).
Popular song. 33904 (240).
Show girl. 17887*.
Typical Western girl.
Railsback (Abraham)
26158.
Railway mail assn. Natl. women’s aux-
iliary. Auxiliary day. 140.
Raimann (Rudolf) au., and Raimann
33904 (317).
Trusting fate.
(Tony) prop. Tippmamsell. 3270
(662').
Rainbow. 20626.
Rainbow on the river. 25786, 25737,
29598, 33599.
Rainger (Ralph):
Bomba. 18833, 24196.
Come and see me_ to-morrow.
18957.
Dear Susie Sapple. 29461.
Don’t let it get you down.
Dreaming out loud. 6810.
Drink it down. 10109, 10110.
Enchanted. 24506.
ail to Chester. 10362.
Hail to Converse. 4055.
Heigh-ho the radio. 16383.
Here’s love in your eye.
22188.
High hat hop. 19458.
Hills of old Wyomin’.
Hymn. 382957.
I adore you. 31846.
I don’t want to
1007, 7208.
29498.
19442,
932, 7118.
make history.
I’m talking through my heart.
19638.
It don’t make sense. 19800.
Light up your face. 4644.
Long ago and far away. 4697,
14142.
Low. “T7861.
Nani ona pua. 32644.
Night in Manhattan.
25509.
Palm Springs. 5192, 8366.
Polka-tina. 32882.
Rendezvous with a dream.
14653.
Rhyme for love.
So what. 33203.
Sweet. 33314.
Swing tap. 18076. P
Talking through my heart.
Tippety-witchet. /33449.
Vote for Mister Rhythm.
30882.
What is love. 26278, 30867.
Where is my heart. 6061, 153538.
You came to my rescue. 21495,
23942.
20361-20363,
8526,.
25750, 32987.
26052.
28880,
2039
INDEX
Rainger (Ralph)—Continued.
Your minstrel man. 21561.
Rains (Billy) You're affecting my
heart. 23976.
Rainsford (Jill) See Rainsford (Mar-
guerite)
Rainsford (Marguerite) :
Anita. 24098.
Captain. 26752.
Intimate things. 22495.
Lipstick. 22652.
Over my dead body. 23146.
Rakenrud (Hdgar) Believe it, believe
it, believe it or not. 18796.
Rakestraw (W. J.):
Come on and help your leader
smile. 29415. ;
I’m just a plain Jane. 24854.
Rakov (P. H.) Happy-go-lucky. 24675,
Die
Raleigh (Frances)
waiting for me.
Raleigh (John) :
There is somebody
21045.
Barn dance memories. 26639.
My Rose of Alabama. 20319.
Paul Bunyan’s rollway. 11657.
There is somebody waiting for me.
21045.
We had better vote for Roosevelt.
21252.
(Dorothy)
11394.
Because, my darling, I
15685.
Raley
the pines.
Rallis (Nick)
love you best.
Ralph (Kh. 1.) :
I’ve gotta yen for you. 22404.
You're just swell Isobel. 9453.
Ralpb (Fred) pseud. See Krome (Her-
My home back in
mann)
Ralton (Jay) pseud. See Ronjat
(Louis)
Ram (Buck) Afterglow. 12882, 12883,
18667.
23169.
My beautiful ma-
Ramage (G. E.) Peggy.
Ramagli (Matilda)
donna. 20267.
Rameau (—) Sarabande. 30500.
Rameau (J. P.):
Chantons Bacchus. 6589.
Chantons Platée. 6590.
Ramella-Ferrari (M.) Primavere.
9509 (590).
Ramey (C. N.) I’m up to my eyebrows
in love. 22365. :
Ramirez (J. G.):
Clarita. 3608.
Perdoname. 17596.
Ramirez (J. R.) Gambrinus. 13449.
Ramon. See Reachi (Ramon)
Ramona. 28554.
Ramos (D. A.) Tell me, why you are
so blue. 18116.
Ramponi (R.) In che modo. 2213.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Ramsay (E. S.):
Sorta’ blue for you.
When. 26290.
Ramsay (Harold):
I’m going back to find the ukulele
25950.
lady. 7302.
Say I wasn’t dreaming. 5405.
Ramsey (G. C.):
Calling you. 195797.
Eyes of violet blue. 703.
If in the years. 10752.
She played while her heart was
breaking. 11952.
Silence does not mean forgetting.
25866.
Smile. 8715.
Ramsey (Goldie) My dear old Hoosier
moon. 11365.
Ranallo (EKmery) My heart sings a
song. 113898.
Rancon (José) Pére Gaspard. 8391.
Rand (B. A.):
I don’t want dreams, I want reali-
ty. 1005.
I’ve got a feelin’ you’re cheatin’.
1160.
What’s the use of a lucky star.
3009.
Rand (Harold):
Don’t you feel that way.
Double crossed. 573.
Me and my love. 17160.
Moonlight symphony. 14305.
Teasin’. 8931.
Two heads together are better
13301.
than one. 18252.
Randall (Art):
Imagine. 32058.
Pony win that race for me. 17648.
Randall (C. L.) Arban’s famous
method for slide and valve trombone
and baritone in bass clef. 110.
Randail (E. H.) When I light your
cigarette. 23794.
Randall (G. D.):
"Neath Florida skies. 5021.
Sweet little girl. 20944.
Randall (Rudolph) :
Love be on your guard. 27795.
Molding lady. 22854.
Two hearts are one. 33542.
Randall (W. R.) Someone has to lose.
2526.
Randazzo (HE. B.):
Can I say the same for you. 31235.
Cold. 24319.
I don’t care to listen to your
troubles. 31878.
I’m a slave to love. 10600.
I’m gonna write my Congressman.
13706.
Latin waltz. 11005.
Two hearts in love. 15170.
You’re my idea of heaven. 15475.
2040
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Randazzo (Gene) See Randazzo
(EH. B.)
Randle (E. J.):
Alamode if you please. 12887.
Just keep peggin’ away. 138973.
Our Tigers. 17549.
Randolph (A. C.) My mother’s voice.
17337.
Randolph (A. J.) Seashore blues.
23314.
Randolph (Anna) Down in the valley.
579.
Randolph (J. C.) pseud. See Fisher
(W. A.)
Randolph (John) jr. Just imagine you
love me. 16855.
Randolph (Joseph) Got ail she’s
missed. 24644.
Randolph (R. F.) Landon campaign
song. 22684.
Randolph (Z. T.):
I ain’t the fellow. 29769.
OV man Mose. 8269.
Poo’ Liza down on the levee.
28284.
Random house, inc. Kalmar-Ruby song
book. 32190.
Raneri (Guy) Pay day. 25651.
Raney (C. M. L.) My falling star.
14363.
Raney (Max) See Raney (C. M. L.)
Ranger (A. R.):
Carnival of Venice. 21758.
Country gardens. 38659, 3660, 6675—
6678.
Old folks at home. 2027.
Silver threads among the gold.
2451.
Rangstrom (Ture)
5200.
Rank (R. E. (Dixie) ):
I wanna swing. 29840.
Keep on smiling. 16873.
Partita in H-moll.
Rankin (Alexander) Father’s axe.
3882.
Rankin (N. L.):
Fulfillment. 3951.
My temple. 8148.
Rankin (Sara) Snake river. 25904.
Ransell (John)
13244.
Ransom (Anna)
Ranum (M. O.):
Beautiful melody,
15680.
Just a sweet memory. 19863.
North Dakota starlet. 14466.
Sunset on the prairie. 23490.
Days beyond recall.
a lovely song.
Rapetti (Ray) aw., and _ Rapetti
(Renato) prop.:
Do ya mean it. 19080.
How can you eare. 7158.
I’m not stirring the sugar in my
coffee. 10645.
I have waited. 19555. |
I stole a kiss. 19660.
Love reigns supreme. 20097.
Major Bowes just rings his gong.
7892.
Marie, Emile, Yvonne, Cecile, An-
nette. 11231.
When Maytime comes’ around
again. 12621.
Raphael (D. B.) Meet me by candle-
light. 14241,
Raphael (G. M.):
All of a sudden. 12898.
Far away. 138392.
Raphael (Ginter) :
Kantate. 3389, 18752, 18753, 29274—
29276.
Orgelchorile.
Raphael (Mark)
from heaven fell.
23129, 23130.
Love on my heart
20095.
Raphe (L.) Eeole du violon. 16112.
Rapin (H.) Collection dairs des
grands maitres de la musique. 24320.
Rapoport (B. H.)
25115.
Rapp (Barney) pseud.
(B. H.)
Rappaport (Betty)
love song. 21963.
Rappaport (Meyer)
guard. 9851.
Rappee (Betty) Echoes of a Gypsy
love song. 21968.
Rappolo (Leon)
24546.
Rapsodi Stockholm 1934. 338570.
Rapsodja battyku. 8413, 8414.
Rasbach (Oscar) Tango. 28670.
Rasbury (M. K.) Old rocking chair.
20428.
Rask (H. E. E.):
Gone with the wind. 31684.
Moon-light on the river of my
dreams. 4873.
Raskin (Willie) : -
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky
Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Story of seven roses. 25985.
When it rains we let it rain on the
range. 18414.
Raspini (Louis) :
Amandine. 12917, 12918.
Faites un sourire. 712.
Rataplan. 25335, 25741.
Ratez (H.) aw., and Ratez (Marie)
Knock on wood.
See Rapoport
Echoes of a Gypsy
Changing of the
Farewell _ blues.
prop. Cent lecons progressives de
solfége. 9509 (606).
Rath (Gustav) :
Fliegerparade. 16201.
Praésentiermarsch der flieger.
17656.
Rathbone (George) :
Bantam hen. 3412.
Great is the Lord. 27178.
2041
INDEX
Rathbone (George)—Continued.
vesus lives. 4486.
Michaelmas day. 7963.
Pigeons. 17612.
Te Deum in A. 23555.
Windmill. 23889.
Rathgeb (R. J.):
Mississippi moon. 14276.
She’s such an adorable baby. 2420.
Thirteen dollars and thirteen cents.
12328.
You'll always be the one I care for.
3202.
Rathgeber (Valentin ) Bettelzech.
6444,
Rathke (Otto) Instrumentations-
tabelle. 16769.
Raub der Sabinerinnen. 12473.
Raudenbush (I. R.) When you're
rolling on your roller skates. 18439.
Ravanello (Oreste) Tema e variazioni
in Si minore. 26069.
Ravasini (Nino):
Che sara? ... 381279.
Quando vien la primavera. 932941.
Si, lo so. 28348.
Tu mi piaci. 53522.
Ravel (Armand) Do you mind.
16034.
Ravel (Maurice) :
Air de Concepcion. 18648 (3).
Air de Gonzalve. 18648 (4).
By the light of the moon. 18857.
Douze chants. 15517 (311).
Duo de Gonzalve et Concepcion.
18648 (112).
Fétes. 21569 (135).
Gaspard de la nuit. 12862 (173).
Gibet. 12862 (178).
Heure espagnole. 9509 (289),
12862 (220), 21569 (201), 29189
(164).
Nuages. 21569 (402).
Ondine. 12862 (387).
Pintade. 21569 (444).
Quintette final. 18648 (300).
Rapsodie espagnole. 9509 (603,
604).
Scarbo. 12862 (450).
Sirénes. 24031 (185).
Raven (E. B.)
song. 11509.
Raven (G. C.)
Notes of an old love
Springtime in Georgia.
12106.
Ravina (H.) Petit bolero. 26533
(220).
Ravina (J. H.) Etude de style. 9509
(206).
Ravini (E.) Ravini’s serenade. 8505.
Ravizé (A.):
Florilége de chants populaires.
29596, 29597.
10 chansons populaires. 22385.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 31
Ravonell (Willetta )
14464.
Ravsten (I. O.) When it’s winter time
in the Rockies. 33680.
Rawlings (C. A.) au., and Rawlings
(Elise, Rosa and T. A.) props.:
Chant du matin. 21569 (66).
Hilarité. 21569 (203).
Sahara. 21569 (480).
Till dawn. 21569 (561).
Rawlings (C. A.) au., and Rawlings
(Hlise and T. A.) props.:
Noches espanol.
O Canada. 29189 (298, 299).
St. Anne de Beaupré. 29189
(363).
Rawlings (E. L.) -Won’t you forgive:
23908.
Rawlings (J. C.) Roosevelt is the
man. 14704.
Rawis (R. M.) Hail to Mercer. 4056.
Rawiston (Zelma) Weaving. 29189
(459).
Rawson (H.):
Ce soir, je pense 4 vous. 15821.
Suisse de Notre-Dame. 18039.
Ray (Cyril) If I could say to you in
English. 13816.
Ray (D. M.)_ pseud. See Wilkes
(D. M.)
Ray (Elizabeth C.):
If you'd tell me that you care.
22442.
You’re my only inspiration. 23989.
Ray (Hlsworth CC.) Ray’s songs of
the sand hills. 11794.
Ray (H. 8S.) Blue minor. 29328.
Ray (L. M.) When the roses bloom
again. 6038.
Ray (Lilian) pseud. See Neat (John)
Ray (Matt) Rose-Marie. 2322.
Raye (Don):
Home-cookin’. 10452.
I'm dependable. 19611.
8899, 12195.
Dreamer’s imagina-
Swing me a lullaby.
Rayfield (Bill)
tion. 31477.
Rayfield (Mabel)
Rayford (Aletha)
Somewhere. 87538.
I’m lonesome for
you. 10637.
Raymaker (Hortense) pseud. See
Wagness (Bernard)
Raymer (Hdith) :
I want to be a Gypsy. 1170.
Listen. 1492, 14098.
Raymond (Al.) Youll never know.
PAU vile
Raymond (Alex) Two modern Ameri-
can compositions. 28338.
Raymond (C. C.): °
In the valley of my dreams.
16754.
Memories of you.
Raymond (Charlotte)
1710.
30145.
Miami moon.
2042
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Raymond (Frank) Silly symphonette.
11975.
Raymond (Fred) :
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein.
16888.
Lauf ins gltick. 4584.
Raymond (G. N.) You're not the girl
I dreamed of. 12801.
Raymond (Harold):
One never knows what tomorrow
may bring. 5161.
There’s a little luck charm.
S988.
Raymond (Helen) pseud.
5744,
See Wag-
ness, (Bernard )
Raymond (J. G.) Night. we met.
32681.
Raymond (Lewis) :
Caliban in the coal mines. 21744.
Swing, brother, swing. 380669.
Raymond (Lillian) Gipsy life. 15517
Raynal (Adrien) Dissentiments. 542.
Raynes (Irene) Sunny Rio Grande.
33302.
Raynor (Hal) pseud. See Rubel
(He S:)
Raynor (Maurice) :
Buy it low and seil it high. 9791.
Corsage of violets. 9921.
Razaf (Andy):
Am I on.
Balboa.
Davis’ (Joe) folio of children’s
songs. 19039.
Hand in hand. 29695.
Havin’ a ball. 31756.
15571.
18768.
Make believe ball room. 17120,
22762.
Milkmen’s matinée. 30162.
Nero. 28088.
Rampart street blues. 32969.
San Anton’. 33056.
Youre evrything sweet. 26479,
30976.
Re (A. J.) You’re such a mystery.
12807.
Re di denari. 382965, 33476.
Re Lear. 28239*.
Rea (Andrea) If we only were sweet-
hearts. 7441.
Reachi (Ramon) Ronrico. 20688.
Read (Bert) Read (Bert) album of
modern piano arrangements of your
favourite songs. 28339.
Read (EH. M.):
Allegretto. 38270 (525).
Prelude in E flat. 3270 (518).
Read (Ernest) Book of aural tests.
26703, 31189, 31190.
Reade (C.S.) Meet me in the morning
with a smile. 27896.
Reading (G. W.) My future is you.
4945.
Our leader. 11618,
California state high-
Reading (S. J.)
Reardon ( Wm.)
way patrol. 21746.
Reasner (Chas.) Mankato march.
1645.
Reay (Samuel) Sea flowers. 21569
(487).
Rebe (L. C.):
At the zoo. 12959.
Cobbler, cobbler. 3614.
Co-ed prom. 15872.
London town. 323381.
Swan on the moonlit lake. 5682.
Wee bit laddie. 183858.
Reber (Charlie) Old kitchen clock.
5120, 8281.
Reber (J. W.)
11348.
Rebere (Paul) pseud. See Specht (P.
L.)
Rébikoff (W.) Mazurka.
Rebmann (V. L. F.):
Listen and sing. 4652.
Play a tune. 5238.
Rhythms and rimes.
Sing a song. 5479.
Songs of many lands.
Tunes and harmonies.
Tuning up. 5830.
Recchia (Franco) Non me lo doman-
date. 17427.
Rechetto (Robert)
neath the moon.
Rechler (Michael) :
Find your own key. 6904.
Forgotten melody. T76i.
Go lovely rose. 822.
T heard the clock strike one.
Til dance through life. 1046.
If I could only sing one song. 4869.
Let me not be without you. 1457.
Let’s be gay and waltz. 1458.
When you come, thunder shower.
3058.
Rechtman
1554.
Recker (Robert) auw., and Recker (Ro-
berta) prop. Amour de _ lapache.
21569 (416).
Recknagel (Inez):
My head’s in the clouds. 8089.
Time has come, to say goodbye.
15114.
Recli (Giulia) :
Bella bellina.. 216.
Dorme una madre. 2446,
Fede del cieco. 29584.
Invocazione. 299138.
Mattutino. 30127, 30128.
Per la via del Calvario. 30394.
Recorder consorts. 32968.
Re-creation of Shorty De Long. 31655,
31959.
My angel on earth.
4807.
Dod4,
5O53.
21148.
Let’s live under-
14067.
7237,
(Charles) Lovable lady.
2043:
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 31
. Red, hot and blue. 26918, 27167, 28234,
28344, 28368, 29168, 29507, 30047,
30395, 30862, 30971.
Red moon. 9509 (385), 29189 (10, 169,
326, 371), 338904 (235).
Red poppy ballet. 6705.
Red rhumba. 10941, 12250, 12375, 12644,
12766, 16350.
Red River valley.
20637, 32969.
Red star songs, ine.:
2247, 11800, 11801,
Living from day to day. 17021,
20017.
Old mill wheel never turns any-
more. 20424.
Rhythm in my bones. 20652.
Rockin’ chair swing. 25780.
Sitting on the moon. 28519.
Spring in Vienna. 5572, 20884.
Redd (Annell) Forgotten vows.
10238.
Redd (R. E.) Dear girl of mine. 510.
Reddie (J. M.):
Wirefly. 19238.
I’m setting a trap. 10658.
If I were you. 13821.
It’s grand to be so beautiful. 1295.
It’s the youth in me. 10880.
Mr. Church. 20206.
Readin’, ’ritin’ an’ rhythm. 17708.
Redding (E. C.):
Gone with the wind. 31683.
Sing to me. 28512.
Waltz for Hester. 33609.
What is love. 28944.
Redey (J: R.).:
Counting sheep. 9927.
Never will I dream. 11473.
Wiuter’s back again. 12704.
Redford (A. L.) He placed His title
there. 27231.
Redhead (Alfred) :
Lord is my strength. 27784.
Sing on sweet thrush. 33153.
Redi (P. G.) pseud. See Pulci (Luigi)
Rediger (O. T.) Irresistible. 19791.
Rediske (V. C.) That dear little pal of
mine. 8964.
Redlich (B.) Mein Hamburg.
Redlich (H. F.)
chester. 29635.
Redlin (M. W.)
11438.
Redman (Don):
Gotcha. 19345.
My dreams. 11374.
Too bad. 21119.
Redman (L. L.):
Because you have gone.
You went away. 30992.
Redman (Rg@ginald) Irish souvenir.
16775.
Redmond (A. M.) ’Twill soon be blue
bonnet time. 12434.
7942.
Geigenmusik mit or-
My song to you.
13023.
Redmond (George) Mayor of Alabam’.
201706.
Redmond (John) :
And still no luck with you.
9585.
Apple dumplin’. 9594.
Don’t take the sweet out of sweet-
heart. 24444, 31455.
Duchess had the duke for dinner.
31502.
Everybody kiss your partner.
Girl in the garden. 16268.
How did I get home last night.
6325,
3853.
13599.
Ill) be hanged if they’re gonna
hang me. 7250.
I miss you. 381970.
Meet me to-night by the old wish-
ing well. 17165.
My best friend. 22903.
Two lips among the tulips. 18255.
When it’s’ prayer-time on the
prairie. 33679.
Wild and wooly [sic] Willie.
21410.
Redmond (P. D.):
Ain’t she sweet. 9542.
Band played on and on. 15664.
Collegiate. 3617.
High hat, a piccolo and a cane.
29735.
Louisiana. 30065.
Royal garden blues. 25796.
Running a temperature. 25800.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 9058.
Yes! We have no bananas. 6145.
Redner (Frances) Is there any won-
32108.
O little town of Beth-
der I love you.
Redner (L. H.)
lehem. 1993.
Redrick (Jimmy):
Got a method in my love. 16301.
In the miz. 19770.
Reeb (M. I.) Only a memory. 2072.
Reed (B. 8S.) au., and Reed (A. F.).
prop.:
On to old Mohave.
Shack in the desert. 23326.
Walking in the moonlight. 18321.
You ought to see my baby. 23971.
Reed (C. H.):
Centennial march. 349.
Take me back to my old Michigan.
2057.
5669.
Reed (Mrs. C. J.) Score. 33904.
(264).
Reed (D. G.):
Townsend triumph song. 15141.
Triumph song. 21139.
Reed (D. N.):
In the garden of the West.
(248).
Your happiness is all I wish.
21569 (6838).
21569
2044
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Reed (Dave):
I’m trotting about the town a bit
with Nellie. 12862 (241).
My Johnny is a fireman. 12862
(355).
My love, my paradise. 15517
(258).
To the end of the world with you.
12862 (505).
You taught me how to love you.
26533 (348).
Reed (HE. D.) Sleepy lullaby. 8705.
Reed (KE. M.) Follow our leader.
16212.
Reed (E. R.) I love you because it’s
just you. 10596.
Reed (Earl):
Courtin’. 31360.
Under the Texas moonlight.
33507.
Reed (H. O.) Masque of the red
death. 17150.
Reed (I. M.) In tune for love. 16757.
Reed (Ida) Shall I ever gain your
love. 8654. —
Reed (J. H.):
I have good news. 10545.
My honey brown. 11396.
Valley of the sun. 9125.
Reed (J. W.) jr. Isle of our dreams.
22503.
Reed (Jimmy) See Reed (J. W.) jr.
Reed (L. C.) See Reed (Mrs. T. J.)
Reed (lL. H.) Love, look into my win-
dow and sing. 27811.
Reed (Mrs. L. K.) See Reed (N. L.)
Reed (Owen) See Reed (H. O.)
Reed (Pauline) :
In.a cabin built for two. 19736.
Strolling in a dream with you.
23469. :
Reed (Mrs. T. J.) En quote. 6848.
Reeder (R. D.):
But you can’t frighten me. 21738.
Too late for love. 238645.
You've got the jump on me.
24019.
Reedy (J. F.) Letter to mother.
11053.
Reel (G. A.) Teams of oid Purdue.
23558.
Reep (Donald) :
A media luz.
Derecho viejo.
Por qué. 25690.
Yira Yira. 26433.
Rees (J. J.) Jesus, I live to Thee.
1323.
Rees (Juanita)
24032.
24408.
Almost a year. 3315.
Rees (L. H.) Romancing through life
with you. 14695.
Reese (J. H.):
It’s ancient history now. 13897.
No escape. 17419.
Reesen (Emil) Danmark for folket.
24373.
Reeves (Betty) Early days at the
piano. 21955.
Reeves (Billie) Who’s’ the _ fool.
26373.
Reeves (Ernest) :
Barearolle. 11534.
Golden sheaves. 22114.
Laughing doll. 16911.
Tudor tune. 23658.
Reeves (G. H.) Hearts and flowers.
24031 (68).
Reeves (M. J.) Blue mists on the
mountains. 9742.
Reeves (R. S.)
21751.
Reeves (T. R.)
on you. 24909.
Refice (Licinio) :
Cecilia. 6583.
Trittico Francescano.
Regalado (D. P.):
Can you _ forget.
I want a monopoly
12403*.
I’m saving my time for you.
1119.
Who in all the world could ask
for more. 3088.
Regan (Leslie) Sing we triumphant
hymns of praise. 17916.
Regenbogen (Yetta) There’s yet a
rainbow in the sky. 5757.
Régeny (Rudolf Wagner-)
ner Régeny (Rudolf)
Reger’ (Elsa) :
Aria. 24031 (170).
Benedictus. 9509 (56).
Burleske. 24031 (20).
Gavotte. 24031 (51).
Gigue. 24031 (58).
Ich sehe dich in tausend bildern.
3270 (301).
Konzert A dur. 9509 (360).
Meine seele ist still zu Gott.
(416).
Menuet.
Praeludium.
Sonatine in A-moll.
Sonatine in F-dur. 24031 (199).
Trio fiir violine, violoncello u.
klavier. 24081 (216).
Reger (F. J.):
Each night I say a prayer.
Mama’s little boy. 11209.
Reger (Max): .
Aria. 24031 (170).
Benedictus. 9509 (56).
Burleske. 24031 (20).
Gavotte. 24031 (51).
Gigue. 24031 (58).
Ich sehe dich in tausend bildern.
2270 (301).
Joyous Easter song. 21569 (270).
Konzert A dur. 9509 (360).
See Wag-
3270
24031 (127).
24031 (171).
24031 (189).
10126.
2045
INDEX
Reger (Max)—Continued.
Meine seele ist still zu Gott.
(416).
Menuet. 24031, (127).
Palm-Sunday morning.
(430).
Praeludium.
Sonatine in A-moll.
Sonatine in F-dur. 24031 (190).
Trio fiir violine, violoncello u.
klavier. 24031 (216).
Régina (La) 5804*.
Reginelli (Raymond)
3270
21569
24031 (171).
24081 (189).
Och! If I had
you now. 25608.
Rehberg (Willy) Konzert in A-dur.
161.
Reibold (Bruno) Fox classical gems
for orchestra. 22060.
Reiboldt (K. F.) Token of your devo-
tion. 9045.
Reich (A. E.):
Black night. 31172.
Tl trade you a smile. 31913.
Metropolitan melody. 32481.
Reich (John)
8322.
Reichardt (Luise) In the time of roses.
18648 (197, 198).
Reichman (Joe) While there is love.
18457, 18458.
Reichman (Roy):
One evening after dark.
My sunkissed valley. 1904.
Old man Winter. 17481.
Reichner (Bickley) It’s still . being
done. 32129.
Reichner (L. L.):
Sons of Texas. 14884.
Victory bound. 12499, 28873.
Reid (D. B.) Theme song of Dot and
Jack Reid. 2738.
Reid (HE. O.):
If only you had known. 19717.
When I’m lonely. 30626.
Within my heart. 3187.
Reid (Hubert):
Lula Lou. 20118.
You and I and the night. 21480.
Reid (J. F.) Theme song of Dot and
Jack Reid. 27383.
Reid (J. V.) I love His name. 24829.
Reid (M. I.):
I wonder. 7416.
My Indian maid. 1847.
Reid CN oleae
Our Michigan. 25620.
You found your place in the sun.
33838.
Reid (R. G.) jr.
girl around.
Moon is chasing my
11300.
Reid (W. N.) Sing praises unto the
Lord. 8695.
Reiflmgen (Hrwin Schwarz-) See
Schwarz-Reiflingen (Hrwin)
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Reilly (J. A.):
Alleluia, Christ is born.
Pie Jesu. 31728.
Reilly (James) Right way to play the
chromatic harmonica. 8548.
Reilly (i. TT):
All to you. 24066, 31027.
Moon is new. 32528.
Reilly (Mike) Rip Van Winkle. 23267.
Reilly (T.. J.):
Hustle off to Reno.
Mother in heaven.
Reilly (W. J.)
rhythm exercises. 2706.
Reim (Louis) Lonely Gypsy.
Reimann (G. A.)
29784.
Rein (S. T.):
I know everybody but you. 10557.
Welcome where my old folks live.
12568.
Reinach (lL. E.) Loving in the moon-
light was made for two. T7860.
Reinecke (Carl) :
Konzert fiir fl6te mit begleitung
des orchesters. 29189 (233).
Sonate fiir orgel. 29189 (399).
Reinecke (Clara) Konzert fiir fl6te
mit begleitung des orchesters. 29189
(233).
Reinecke (Franz)
29189. (399).
Reinfeld (Heinz)
nicht gekiisst.
Reinhard (H. E.)
deep. 197.
Reinhardt (Heinrich)
bees. 2863-2868. :
Reinhardt (Heinrich) aw., and Rein-
hardt (Adele) prop.:
Bienchen-duett. 15517 (27-29).
58.
31843.
30190.
Tempo-note method
32394.
I dream of Hawali.
Sonate fiir orgel.
Ich hab’ dich lange
16685.
Beauty’s only skin
Two little love
Du hast mich bezaubert. 15517
(86).
Nepomuk, du heissgeliebter. 15517
(269).
So ein blick aus schOnem aug.
15517 (357).
Sprudelfee. 15517 (371-873).
Sprudelfee walzer. 15517 (874,
BB Ie
Sprudelmidel. 15517 (376).
15517 .(377, BTS).
Since mother was
Sprudelmarsch.
Reinhart (Caroline)
a girl. 2456.
Reinhold (Hugo) azv.,
tonie) prop.:
Reinhold (An-
Etude. 3270 (528).
Nocturne. 3270 (529).
Tanz-poem. 3270 (644).
Reinolt (KE. J.) IT am a dreamer.
19508.
Reinstein (M. D.) See Reinstein
(M. W.)
2046.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Reinstein (M. W.): .
31208.
Broken dreams.
Half step and whole step. 4061.
I’m heading south today. 10624.
I’m longing to hold you. 24860.
It isn’t even funny. 10856.
Loose ends. 1540.
No matter where you are. 1958.
Snuggle closer. 2489.
Sonia. 2546.
Star light, star bright. 12114.
Two people make a world. 2870.
You called me baby. 3188.
You promised that you’d phone me.
3209.
Reis (Meyer) I know it’s love. 24801.
Reisch (A. R.):
Here—there — and — everywhere.
10423.
I’m in tune with -the whole world.
1103.
Reisen (Abraham) Zehn lieder. 22021.
Reiser (Alois) Daunse-caprice. 3270
(128).
Reiser (Violet) :
Mood of memories. 4868.
When Vienna smiles. 6049.
Reisfeld (—):
Adieu, to love, adieu. 18657.
Dans le bleu des cigarettes. 19028.
Japanese love. 19882.
Reisfeld (Bert) :
Kleine yertriumte Madonna. 7651.
Ombre de la nuit. 14508.
Sympathie. 18081.
Vorbei ... 9154.
Reisman (M.T.) Jubilee. 25056.
Reiter (Hmily) All the time. 26559.
Reizenstein (Franz) Suite. 30453.
Rekdahl (A. F.):
Believe it or not. 21692.
When you’re in my arms. 23834.
Rellim (Trebor) pseud. See Miller
(Robert)
Remaly (A. N.) She tries to take my
man. 2423.
Rembrandt van Rijn. 32978*.
Remember the poor. 17721.
Remick (HK. A.) New Jersey march.
5035.
Remick (M. K.) Vengeance. 9136.
Remick (Walter) In my album of
memories. 477.
Remick music corp.:
Boy meets girl. 3494.
Dancing toys. 31389.
Don’t kiss me good-night. 21899.
Don’t you care what any one says.
31457.
Gee, but you’re swell. 31634.
[ll sing you a thousand love songs.
22294.
T love to sing—a. 10594.
Ym good for nothing. 4280.
126829—37——35
Lady known as Lulu. 29991.
Mad about you. 30093.
Moonlight valley. 32539.
Prairie is my home. 23202.
Remick’s standard hits. 5310-5318.
Save me sister. 11896.
Short and sweet. 2480.
Sing me a song of nonsense.
23365.
Swing for sale. 28648.
Underneath a western sky. 5862.
Vengeance. 9136.
When old friends meet again.
26214.
Whisper while you're waltzing.
33728.
Who is my baby gonna love all
winter. 29032.
You’re the cure for what ails me.
12808.
Your eyes have told me so. 33890.
Remick’s standard hits. 5310-53138.
Remy (Dick) Did it ever happen to
you. 19072.
Remy (Mareel) :
Chanson. 8525.
Viole. 9140.
Renard (Charles) Mephisto. 17177.
Renard (Frank):
God’s eountry. 10317.
My home in the South and the
West. 14883.
Renard (Pierre) pseud.
mann (H.)
Renaud-Simonetti (M.)
dans la Sainte Eucharistie.
See Hngel-
Au Christ-Roi
26608.
Renehier (June) Blame it on the
moon. 24182.
René (Charles) Elégie. 16117.
René (lL. J.):
Bare-fields. 24147.
Don’t count your chickens before
they hatch. 24438.
Mississippi river moon.
René (Leon and Otis):
I never had a dream. 16621.
Juba. 7584.
Love is the reason. 11147.
Reneau (EH. L.) Lonesome moon. 4692.
Renee (AL) Hackie goes wackie.
13517.
Renfro (L. E.):
Biue Hawaiian melody. 26690.
I have the lo’ down blues. 27355.
Rengers (C. G.):
Hnd of a moonlight: dance.
Sleepy moon. 23382.
32004.
16128.
Renieu (Lionel) Princesse des Pyra-
mides. 11741*,
Renita. pseud. See Sureau (Amy)
Renna (J.) pseud. See Allen (J. W.)
Renner (H.) pseud. See Nelsen (Sister
M. X.)
2047
INDEX
pt. HI, n’s., V..o8
Renner (G. L.) Driftwood. 10108.
Reno (A. T.) Vm your second shadow.
19642.
Rensselaer (Hal) Will the flowers
bloom again. 21411.
Renstrom (Moiselle) :
All about you. 48.
Hop, skip and jump. 10465.
Rentie (B. C.) Dreaming of you lul-
laby gal. 3788.
Renton (Victor) Star sapphires. 25969.
Rentschier (H. P.) au., and Rentschler
(H. D.) prop. Rhythm rangers’
theme song. 25768.
Renwick (Ruth) See Kewer (R. R.)
Repetti (Lawrence) It must have been
your eyes. 7539.
Repper (Charlies) :
Gold braid. 29661.
Night on the levee.
Texas moon. 18127.
To a Madonna in Carrara marble.
23025.
33458.
Resch (F. W.) Death house drag.
29462.
Rescoe (A. S8.):
Gonna send myself a telegram.
“4010.
1 fear I’m falling for you. 4214.
Trees against Miami skies. 182380.
Reser (Harry) Goona goo. 31701.
Resopol (Giorgio) :
Carmita. 9836.
Out of the night. 11628.
Respass (Eva) Still you care. 25980.
Respighi (Ottorino) :
Belkis, regina di Saba. 215.
Fiamma. 3889, 3890.
Luerezia. 32406*.
Retana (Alvaro) Fado blanquita.
3866.
Retford (Michael) au., and Retford
(Mary) prop.:
Barearolle valse. 9509 (538).
Coquette. 9509 (154).
Danse du Paraguay. 12862 (121).
May I have the pleasure. 9509
(461).
Mazurka militaire.
Reuchsel (Hugéne) :
12862 (121).
Homme petit. 949.
Petit mari. 2136, 2137.
Roussignolet. 23831.
Reuchsel (Maurice) :
Air tendre. 18672.
Bourrée. 188388.
Reuter (Bill)’ See Reuter (W. H.)
Reuter (Fritz):
In blooming fields.
Konzert. 20648.
26533 (143).
Reuter (M. L.):
I realiy care.
Rain or shine.
Reuter (W. H.):
Calling. 18876.
Down by the old country store.
19110.
Everything dates from
date with you. 19191.
How do you do the things you do.
19497.
Like the
1998.
Reuter & Reuter forlags, a. b.:
De’ var bans lilla melodi som kom
24888.
28329.
my first
bright evening § star.
bort. 24388.
R6d liten stuga. 11846.
Reuther (Ernest) You're my blues.
29148.
Reutter (Hermann) Doktor Johannes
Faust. 16046.
Revel (Harry):
But definitely. 13106.
Buy a bar of Barry’s. 9790:
Don’t give a good gosh darn.
21898.
Dreamland choo-choo to Lullaby
town. 26985.
Everybody dance. 21983. -
Good-night my love. 27170, 31697.
Head over heels in love. 19425.
I wanna go to the zoo. 27486,
320038.
It’s you I’m talkin’ about. 4469,
10884.
Lookin’ around corners for you.
22705.
May i have the next romance with
you. 22796.
Military man. 14268.
My. what a diffrent night.
Oh, my goodness. 14487.
One never knows—does
28195, 32784.
Peck’s theme song.
Star fell out of heaven.
17367.
one.
11663.
20891.
There’s that look in your eyes
again. 23603.
Through the courtesy of love.
307389, 30740.
To Mary with love. 26136, 2876S.
When I’m with you. 15301.
You gotta s-m-i-l-e to be h-a-double-
p-y. 33842, 33843.
You’ve gotta eat your spinach,
baby. 15491.
Revell (Roland) :
Intermezzo. 33090.
Solo no. XII. 12024.
Suite of four miniatures. 2621.
Spiel vom deutschen bettelmann. | Revelli (W. D.):
12080.
Reuter (M. C.)
26533. (148).
In biooming fields.
Biuebonnet, flower of Texas. 9746.
I’m coming back to you, my Texas.
18608.
2048
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
SS ———————————————————————— ne a eS ae ee ea
Will you come to the _ bower.
12693.
Revelli (Wm.) Men of Michigan.
27810.
Revil (Rudolf) Pays d’amour. 32839.
Revival of Mother Goose. 2263*.
Rex (Peter) When you smile thro’
your tears. 3063.
Rey (Elmo) pseud. You darling you.
6172.
Reyes (Modesto) Old melody. 32761.
Reyes (T. P.) Misterio. 1735.
Reyl (Hmil)
5270 (164).
Reynard (Jules) pseud.
nik (J. 8.)
Reynolds (Charlie) That’s what the
Yiver means to me. sO7O5.
Reynolds (Hillis) Troubled slumber.
9075.
Reynolds (Forrest (Speed) ) Who
wouldn’t, why shouldn't I. 338787.
Reynolds (H. J.) Have you ever tried
Hece sacerdos magnus.
See Zamec-
to count to a billion. 29706.
Reynolds (Jack) Listen to the jingle
of the slot machine. 22656.
Reynolds (M. A.) See Denison (M.
R.)
Reynolds (M. I.):
Because you're really mine,
Love’s symphony. 17080.
You've gone away. 18624.
Reynolds (R. H.):
By the blue of the Baltic. 29348.
Sweeter than music. 20952.
Reynolds (R. V. R.) In Granada.
10796.
Reynolds (Walter)
and empty arnis.
Reynolds (Wilbur)
224590.
Reynolds & co.:
Aeronauts. 26542.
Couple of miles to heaven.
Dances of yesterday. 476.
Empire album. 27016.
Furlongs of fun. 6948.
Littie man. 11084.
Need. 32651.
Peaceful street. 11661.
Questions. 11764.
Singing Lizzie. 33159.
Sunshine album. 528305.
Touch of the master’s hand.
Rezansoff (Phil) Silver moon.
31132.
My hungry heart,
17320.
In your garden.
9984.
28786.
2448.
Rezendes (Alfred) Sweet dreams.
12166.
Rhein (F. B.) Lonely love. 22693.
Rhein (S. A.) Luilaby—Siumberland.
25278.
Rheinberger (G. J.) Meiodische
stticke aus orgelwerken. 25318—
203821.
Rheinberger (Josef) :
Sonata no. 18. 12043, 23409.
Valley of the EHspingo. 21569
(580).
Rhoades (E. F.) In Arkansas. 27534.
Rhode (Max):
Coppélia-fantasie.
Fantasie. 19063.
Freischtitz. 3942.
Gounodiana. 10338.
Kéler-Béia-perlen. 4546.
Lohengrin. 5909.
Rhodes (Bartlett) Biue rhythm blues.
254.
Rhodes (C. J.):
Roses and you. 38027.
When I heard you sing. 33671.
Rhodes (Hssie) Take me back to that
10011.
little school shack. 5670.
Rhodes (H. S.):
My belief in you. 32571.
32584.
25753.
My heart feels a thrill.
Weathering a storm.
Rhodes (Harold):
Lord of all power and might.
4704.
Love of the Father. 4736.
Rhodes (Harold) Too bad. 12874.
Rhodes (Heien) au., and Rhodes (W.
T.) prop.:
Gift from you. 240381. (5G).
In 1822. 33904 (187).
Old world story. 33904 (228).
Rhodes (May) Cradle song. 29439.
Rhodes (R. V.) Legend of the beils:
25142.
Rhodes (Willard) Gramatan.
Rhyme and reason. 14661.
Rhyne (R. D.) Story that God is love..
18021.
Rhynie (H. N.) Nightfall in Harlem.
8198.
Rhys-Herbert (W.)
Rhys-)
Rhythm
Rhythm
Rhythm
10110,
16694,
Rhythms and rimes.
Rialto music pub. ¢co.:
29674...
See Herbert (W.
for sale. 11820.
of the range. 13689.
on the range. 7156, 10109,
10148, 11282, 16449, 16475,
19491, 24503, 29545.
5334.
I’m afraid of bees. 27409.
Just a waste of tears. 7598.
Maybe. 7930. :
Since Yussel learned to yodel..
8689.
Something ocld— something new.
8751.
Youre another step toward
heaven. 15466.
You’re the answer to my prayer..
9467.
Riberdy (Joseph) Every moment.
6868.
2049
INDEX
Ribert (Jean)
24383.
Ricardo (EF. M.)
Ricca (Louis) :
Carnival in Cotton Town.
Good old moon. 7009.
I’m holding the werld in my arms.
7310.
Never. 32658.
Ricci (Rismo) :
Tube happy to-night.
Dawn in Normandy.
Monotony. 20217.
31254.
10563.
Minute march. 1725.
Nini. 11490.
Riecciardello (J. A.) Blue rain. 6480.
Ricciardi (John) I used to be her
sweetheart. 13766.
Rice (Ann) See Rice (Annabelle)
Rice (Annabelle) :
Just one hour alone with Jesus.
7620.
Saviour divine. 8618.
Rice (HE. H.):
Grass-hoppers. 31708. |
Just to be with you. 27636.
Watching you. 33620.
Rice (EH. L.):
Joan. 4491.
Marie. 7914.
Old Shaffer Bute. 5131.
Where the mountains high lift
their snow-caps up to the sky.
6066.
Rice (F. B.) Dickee-doo. 3729.
Rice (G. S8.):
All to you. 24066, 31027.
Just you and I. 22585.
Moon is new. 32528.
Why buy bread. 23858.
Rice (Gitz) Mary McNally. 27882.
Rice (H. G.):
Fellow Romans. 24552.
Honey child. 24728.
Silly what youre saying, kid.
25869.
Why, my dear. 26390.
Rice (Inez)
way. 18029.
Rice (K. M.):
In a valley all our own. 22456.
Just trailing away. 7625.
Springtime in California. 23445.
Rice (L. B.) Grass-hoppers. 31708.
Rice (Lloyd) aw., and Rice (L. N.)
prop. Dreams, love, hope, faith.
Bey.
Rice (O. P.):
Come along. 29413.
I wish I were. 27500.
Rice (Pearl) See Show (P. R.)
Rice (Ralph) :
Chevrolet. 359.
Monday morning blues. 17220.
Romance in the moonlight. 5359.
Strolling down Broad-
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Zip another Lincoln’ Zephyr.
26526.
Rice (V. C.):
California moon. 9812.
I’m going to sue you for love.
22026.
I’m not built that way. 24862.
Riding around in the moonlight.
32992.
You ain’t heard nothing yet.
29103.
Rice (W. G.) Lovely companion.
7081.
Ricet (Maurice) Grenade. 16314.
Rich (A. C.):
Black widow, you're killing me.
18814.
Lady in black. 25121.
Sleepy-bye. 23380.
Spider lady. 238481.
When poppies bloom again in Cali-
fornia. 15318.
Rich (Freddie) :
Combination to your heart. 18955.
Cross-road. 18994.
My one and only. 20315.
Neglected. 17387.
Rich (H. B.) Wear a rose for Mr.
Roosevelt. 33637.
Rich (Herman) Just made to Kiss.
16858, 19879.
Rich (Joseph) :
Colorado moon. 15875.
You’re trifling with my affections.
21537.
Rich (Josh)
aiso pseud.
(Joseph )
Rich (L. B.):
Goin’ Hollywood. 24629.
Popeye, da people’s choist. 17647.
Rich (Larry) When I grow to be a
man. 3020.
Rich (Max)
(M. R.)
Richael (C. L.)
7691.
Richard (C. A.)
19384.
Richard (Heetor) :
Am I the girl of your dreams.
24080.
Apple blossom time.
As rosebuds sweet,
bloom. 31067.
Big Ben gals. 21700.
By the old garden wall. 26731.
Can you take it on the chin.
26748.
Days of yore.
Dearest of dreams.
Deep in love. 24401.
Extraordinary. 27044.
Five virgins. 29592.
See Rich (Joseph)
See Richleski
pseud. See Hhrlich
Leaping leap-year.
Hail! Central High.
31056.
well never
31405.
24395.
2050
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Girl’s own mother. 24613.
Hawaii. 27226.
Huckle buckle blues. 273038.
I dream in vain. 22256.
If. 24929.
In that beautiful garden of Eden.
32085.
Just a memory of you. 29954.
Louisiana, my own. 27794.
Love dream. 27798.
March on, march on, Republicans.
27869.
Mother. 27975.
Mother and home. 25380.
My flapper in my flivver. 25429.
My little mountain queen. 28088.
My little Ozark mountain home.
28040.
My own girl. 22969.
My school-day sweetheart. 25472.
My sweetheart of yesterday.
25479.
My true, but untrue love. 32636.
Our darling babe. 20489.
Poor Ruthie MacGlasgow. 28287.
Roosevelt. 20689.
Shadows on the wall. 30528.
Smile in your dreams. 28530.
Trusting fate. 26158.
Waiking ina dream. 26230.
When your song is on the air.
33718.
Wigglin’, wigglin’ de blues sho’
shimmyin’. 26397.
Wonderful, beautiful butterfly.
30988.
Write me news. 23919.
You dont need a million when
youre in love. 29116.
June night, moonlight and a girl
like you. 32164.
Leap-year blues. 27679.
Lonesome luilabye. 27767.
Long, long road. 27771.
Longing to roam. 20053.
Love lagoon. 27810.
Mississippi valley, I’m coming
back to you. 22844.
Mother’s voice. 17255.
My grace is sufficient for thee.
17314.
Oh! How I love old _ Ireland.
303817.
On the Santa Fe trail. 20455.
Parkin’ place in the air. 32835.
Quest. 28320.
Springfield. 20887, 30609.
Stardust in my eyes. 33272.
Stranded on the isle of dreams.
20910.
Sweet mother mine. 20949.
That whiz bang daddy of mine.
23587.
"Twas a lovely moonlight night.
28822.
Two lips among the tulips. 23670.
When dreaming of the loved one
that you miss. 18400.
When Franklin went- into the
White House. 28956.
When love’s a lie. 33684.
When the moon shone on the apple
blossoms. 21341.
Why oceans made of tears.
33751.
You don’t need cosmetics. 18575.
You were my flower. 18631.
Richardet (Louis) Autrefois. 9629.
You’re a knock-out honey. 29133. | Richards (Al.):
Richard (Leo) :
Africa. 21575.
Alone with you. 21599.
Beside the Shalimar. 15706.
Booger dust. 15742.
Carry me back to the Great
Divide. 24267.
Dare, dare, double dare. 21840.
Ellaree. 16118.
KF. L. T. 27046.
Falt’ring footsteps. 22005.
Full moon. 29624.
Hands of the ciock. 22157.
He saw only her. 19423.
Heaven.- 22179.
Hemlock guardian. 31781.
I'd like to be a cow-girl. 27332.
I’m in a hurry to cateh a cab.
16580.
I’m nobody’s darling at all, now.
27438.
I would like to have a sweetheart.
19698.
Jesus my Savior. 32156.
Donauwellen. 29498.
Fior gitana. 6918.
Hotcha. 10470.
Kordion kapers. 16890.
Mazurka. 29467.
Over the waves. 5187.
Prelude. 20613.
Scale and arpeggio manual. 14785.
Ultima parola. 9104.
Waltzing over the keys. 12534.
Richards (Arthur) You may send
flowers. 6184.
Richards (Chuck) Broken dreams of
you. 389503.
Richards (Claude) I’ve a feeling
you’re mine. 10690.
Richards (D. H.):
At least I have my dreams. 24111.
I love my feliow-man. 4251.
It’s too much wear and tear on my
heart. 1307.
Lovely illusion of love. 14177.
Old folks at home, are not old folks
to me. 2029.
2051
INDEX
pt. It, n. s., v. 31
Richards (D. H.)—Continued.
Throw the bull. 18196.
Richards (EH. M.) pseud.
(Edna)
Richards (G. D.) We three kings.
2979.
Richards (George) Birth of the swing.
15720.
Richards (H. M.) Teasing the boy I
love. 28681.
Richards (Harry) :
“ Croon a little tune. 313872.
Let’s dance. 4612.
Richards (Ira) Can’t take it.
Richards: (J. Je
March of time.
Susanna. 26009.
“Triumph of Alexander. 9072.
Richards (M. B.) Land beyond the
sunset. 10997.
Richards (M. E.):
29365.
4794.
96533
Am I ashamed of Christ.
(8).
Glory to Jesus our Savior. 26533
(96).
Oh! for a glimpse of that city.
26533 (206).
Richards (Maud)* Sunflower Sue.
8863.
Richards (P. 8S.) When the leaves turn
from green to gold. 28990.
Richards (R. B.):
O come, all ye faithful. 32723.
Santa Claus march. 32723:
‘Richards co. B. P. W. elub
21652.
Richardson (A. M.):
Break, break, break. 33904 (25).
Philomel. 33904 (234).
Richardson (Albert) Old sow. 5132.
Richardson (Arnold) Hark! the tiny
cowslip bell. 13529.
Richardson (D. HE.) Something’s call-
ing me back to Dixie. 30582.
Richardson (D. W.) Prosperity’s ride.
11746.
Richardson (DeSoto E.):
song.
Chief Okanogan. 29388.
Chief Okanogan, how-wah-wah-
wah. 18154.
Richardson (Douglas) :
Baby, I’ve got to have you. 6872.
We'll waltz by the light of the
moon. 5945.
Richardson (H. E.):
Down the trail.
Just travelin’ on.
Last letter. 29999.
Lullaby. 30088.
Mother’s last prayer.
29511.
29967.
30191.
Take me home, little pal. 30682.
Richardson (H. K.) Honey girl.
19474.
2
See Tucker
Richardson (J. T.)
11746.
Richardson (L. D.):
Bronson’s song folio.
9779, 24212-24216.
Dixie land. 26939.
Don’t sing aloha dear.
Hawaii and you. 10888.
Hawaiian moon of melody. 10392.
Prosperity’s ride.
6514, 9778,
26955.
Hula me oe. 27305.
In a dream of Honolulu. 27527.
In a little Carolina town. 27528.
Kai e wa waltz. 27641.
Night time in Hawaii is lovetime
with you. 11485.
Old Nevada moon.
Paloma. 11638.
Waltzing with you, in Honolulu.
28897.
Richardson (Lillian) :
Bubbling. 15769.
I love the name of Jesus. 22301.
Richardson (Mae) pseud. See Galusha
(I. M.)
Richardson (Roy)
reprieve. 10383.
Richardson (T. B.)
Richartz (Willy) :
In der krone ist grosser man6ver-
ball. 1228.
Melodie der liebe. 4817.
Wie schade, dass wir uns so wenig
28172.
Hauptmann’s last
Sheik. 17875.
versteh’n. 338755.
Richepin (Tiarko) :
Chanson des deux gosses. 31270.
Sa p’tit’ gueule. 33042.
Richey (I. C.) Just laughing. 10948.
Richfield (Sydney) Break o’ day.
6501.
Richleski (Joseph) Land of love.
4576.
Richley (Tom) aw., and Richley (H. C.)
prop. Love is always new. 22730.
Richman (Harry) :
King of the air. 27652.
Life begins when you're in love.
1475.
Rolling along. 2309.
Suzannah. 2638.
There'll be no South. 2744.
Richman (R. E.) Why did I roam
waitin’ all alone. 9827.
Richmond (Benjamin)
India. 21569 (369).
Richmond (Bob) Liza, do you love
me. 82322.
Richmond (G. F.)
it’s way to you.
Richmond (Jane)
Richmond (M. A.)
blue. 5953.
Richmond (Mac) See Richmond (M.
A.)
Moonlight in
When love found
1 Dau.
Soliloquy. 20825.
Weary, lonely and
052
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
OO eee
Richmond (Reid) :
Love, you’ve set my heart aflame.
32388.
Tramping.
Richter (Ada):
533487.
Dream of mine. 21918.
Fire engine. 24559.
In the kingdom of the gnomes.
16747.
Patter of the rain. 23166.
Rag man. 283828.
Richter (Carl):
Amaryllis. 31035.
Anitra’s dance. 31714.
Beautiful blue Danube. 31118.
Beautiful dreamer. 31120.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 31144.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
31497.
Evening star.
Fanfare. 33030.
Golondrina. 31678.
Long long ago. 32341.
Merry farmer. 33091.
3d090.
None but the lonely heart. 33517.
Processional march. 31704.
Schumann’s Slumber song. 33092.
Skater’s waltz. 33167.
Spring song. 32470.
Turkey in the straw. 33529.
Waves of the Danube. 33621.
Richter (EF. xX.) Konzert E-moll.
19911.
Richter (W. B.):
’Cause I’m in love with you. 6581.
Full June moon in the sky. 775.
I’m alone since you went and left
me. 31924.
I’m serious when I say I love
VOM. AtZA..
I’m your man. 7389.
Manhattan post no. 1.
My first girl. 8082.
New York. 25499.
Red hot rhythm. 2245.
While I dance this waltz with you.
7902.
3079.
You need rhythm in your soul.
33855.
Richter-Haaser (Hans) Kleines kon*
zert. 14004.
Rickabaugh (L. R.) Doctor bandage
my heart. 13285.
Rickard (T. E):
Friendly old street. 3944.
Somebody cares. 9527.
That cheerio smile. 5709.
Whoever makes a garden. 6081.
Rickards (J. W.) When the _ roses
bloom again. 12862 (536).
Ricker (E. M. B.) Blue bonnet, the
flow’r of the Lone Star state. 9735.
Ricker (George) At twilight when
shadows fall. 31074.
Rickett (H. W.):
Author of life divine.
Lord’s prayer. 32550.
29267.
Rickey (Alfred) Feelin’ kinda mel-
low. 6896.
Ricks (EB. C. A.) Spring march.
23442.
Rico (Joseph) Gaston tu m/’affoles.
10283.
Ricordi (G.) & c@o.:
"A vucchella.
Africa. 12878.
Alla luna. 12901.
Alla marcia. 15550.
Allegro di concerto. 29213.
Antica ninna-nanna partenopea.
15591.
Astuzie d’amore.
Baceo ubbriaco.
Basso e la melodia.
Belkis, regina di Saba.
Bella bellina. 216.
Campiello. 3530***,
13119*, 18120, 13121.
Canzoniere. 31244, 31245.
Capanna. 24253.
Capriccio. 3811.
Castello nel bosco.
Cecilia. 6583.
Coicmbina. ° 407.
Commiato. 419.
Concertino. 429, 29424.
Coneerto. 334, 336, 482, 32993,
32994.
Concerto d’orchestra. 31332.
Concerto grosso. 313833, 33283.
Concerto per orchestra. 485.
Concerto per violino. 31334-31336.
3202.
P26".
31198.
31113.
215.
9822 — 9824,
15816.
Concerto per violoncello. 31837.
Congada. 438.
Consacrazione del bardo. 29425.
Corro come il cervo muschiato.
15907.
Cyrano di Bergerac. 466*.
Danza. 15855.
Deux rondeaux. 30086.
Dibuk. 3728, 24414, 24415.
Divertimento. 29486.
Dodici esercizi facilissimi.
Dodici pezzi facili. 19033.
Dodici studi moderni. 24606.
Dorme una madre. 24446.
Dottor Oss. 38764*.
Due quartine popolari
- 24616.
Due strofe siciliane.
Hsercizi e letture.
Hsercizi preparatori.
Hsercizi-studi. 19178.
Fantasia. 29640.
Fantasia del Rosso e nero.
Favola del figlio cambiato.
17228.
greche.
24617.
19177.
13366.
19213.
(21.
2053
INDEX
pt. 10, n.s., v. 31
Ricordi (G.) & co—Continued. Principessa canta. 2195.
Favola di Andersen. 722. Proverbi di Salomone. 8476.
Fede del cieco. 29584. Racconto d’inverno. 2219.
Felicitaéa. 16171. Rapsodia trentina. 32961.
Festa a Mantova. 16178: Révons! C’est Vheure. . . 5323.
Fiamma. 38889, 3890. Romance del Conde Arnaldos.
Figli della lupa. 727. 20681.
Figlio alla Madre Severa. 3896. Rondo scherzoso. 17767.
Fiordisole. 13405, 13466, 16185. Salmodia. 33051,
Fiorella. 731. Scherzino. 8626.
Frescobalda. 29619. Seconda sinfonia. 25827.
Giardino abbandonato. 13459. Seconda sonata. 17838.
Giro-tondo dei fanciulli. 805. Si pud sapere. 25863.
Giulio Cesare. 271387. Sinfonia. 18211, 28491, 28492.
In a Japanese garden. 7452. Sinfonia da camera. 25875.
Inno a Benito Mussolini. 1264, Sonata. 14860, 17923, 29990.
7519, 29808. Sonata a cingue. 17966.
Introduzione. 2359. Spleen. 2566.
Introduzione, Passacaglia e Finale. Sguilli e danze per il 18 B. L.
16772. 30613.
Invocazione. 29918. Storiella. 306382.
Lamento d@’Arianna. 32228. Strade erano due, ma non diverse.
Liola. 14092, 16979, 16980. 14982.
Lolita. 4681. Studi d’orchestra. 20916.
Lolita komm. 14181. Studi di tecnica superiore. 5612.
Luecrezia. 382406*. Suite in do. 2620.
Maby. 25279. Tecnica degli arpeggi. 2700, 2701.
Magliettaie. 20127. Toccata. 9841, 13444.
Marinaresea e Baccanale. 17144. Tosea. 25717.
Mas le valiera dormir. 20162. Tre danze e Finale. 18944.
Mattutino. 30127, 30128. Tre interludi. 260.
Messaggio. 17181. Tre preludi alpestri. 18906.
Minuetto. 4851. Trifons. 2832.
Morte di Frine. 20246*. Trio. 33498.
Motivo di baci. 17256. Trittico Francescano. 12408*.
Musetta. 20603, 20604. Turandot. 28312.
Nenia e Scherzino. 25491. Valzer lento. 18287.
Ninna nanna. 11491. Variazioni coreografiche. 12490.
Ninna-nanna a Maria Pia. 5053. Vecchio padre. 15204.
Ninnolo. 17417. Vincitore. 33583.
Non nascondere il secreto. 17428. Violets, 23701.
Notte lunare. 1975, 1976. Zingaresca. 3259.
Notturnine. 17435. II° concerto. 3266.
Notturno. 18210. 2) TCZATGAS.. 7 5201.
Notturno sull’ acqua. 8224, 9° fanteria Regina. 12852.
Nove preludi. 191860. 10° fanteria Regina. 12858.
O mio babbino caro. 11749. 13° fanteria Pinerolo. 12854,
Omaggio a Tersicore. 17496. 14° fanteria Pinerolo. 12855.
Ombrellino giapponese. 2049. 16 studi giornalieri. 31641-31643.
Omino innamorato. 30338. 32 studi e 4 duetti. 6690.
Onde. 20466. 39° fanteria Bologna. 12856.
Orazione nell’ orto. 32797. 47° fanteria Ferrara. 12857.
Oseuro @ il ciel. 2081. 95° fanteria Udine. 12858.
Ottobrata. 32801. 96° fanteria Udine. 12859.
Ouverture. 17372. 97° fanteria Genova. 12860.
Passione. 303886. 225° fanteria Arezzo. 12862.
Per la via del Calvario. 30894. Ricordi (G.) & ¢o., ine:
Perché siedi 14. 17595. Art thou sleeping, my maiden.
Piccolo fornaio. 14587, 30403. 15608, 15609.
Piero il malcontento. 14590, 30406. As crimson roses bloom. 9604.
Poema. 2156. Bagpipe songs. 21665.
Poemetti Pagani. 5242. Bionda sirena. 31168.
Preludio e Fuga. 20588, 31098. By the pool at the third rosses.
Preludio giocoso. 17663. 3519.
2054
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cherry Valley soldier. 6600.
Come death, I shall not fear thee.
24325.
Cradle song. 9939.
Deep river. 10005.
Dirge. 10026.
Hlegy. 21970.
Far down the
27056.
Golden dream. 31676.
Happy Bethlehem. 29700.
I come to you. 10517.
Lamentation. 22607.
Lolita. T7786.
Lord, I want to be.
Love’s design. 14185.
Matchmaking songs. 22790.
Mid-winter carol. 11270.
My lips would sing. 32601.
Never to know. 17392.
Now let me die. 25530.
Ombra. 23099, 23100.
Pepita. 11668.
Prayer. 11729.
Rags ivG2 11793.
Sanctions of love. 23301.
Search. 5423.
Serenade. 32439.
Six practical pieces for the organ.
16216.
Soldier’s bride.
Sylvelin. 23532.
Tango delle stelle. 333863.
Transylvanian dirges. 23651.
Ricordi (G.) & co. (London) ltd.:
Mother Volga.
7812.
25914.
Authentic examination tests.
29263-29266.
Authentic first Bach. 6379.
Authentic first Beethoven. 6422.
Authentie first Hindel. 24660.
Authentic first Mozart. 8042,
Authentic first Schubert. 25819.
Authentie first Schumann. 25823.
Authentic theory practice book.
138, 9628, 24120.
_ Authentic two-part aural practice
book. 15635.
Enchanted glade. 29548.
Funiculi—funicula. 776, 27120.
It’s time to fall in love again.
_SLg913.
Je erois entendre. 3461.
Lovely house. 1585.
Pas seul. 30384.
Reginella. 32975.
Ribbons. 2269.
Ricordi’s Neapolitan album for the
piano accordion. 2272.
Santa Lucia. 20729, 20730.
Sprite in the grass. 30611.
Toys to play with. 2820, 2821.
Travels. 30769.
Ricordi (G.) y cia. Cinco canciones.
32347.
Ricordi’s Neapolitan album for the
piano accordion. 2272.
Riddick (John) We’re steppin’ out to
the op’ra. 12559.
Riddick (R. C.)
yielding to your desires.
Riddle (HK. J.)
33745.
Riddle (H. W.)
13651.
Riddle (Mel) :
Green-eyed blues. 4033.
Here’s looking at you.
Love in harmony. 4721.
You're in... S216,
Riddle song. 8540.
Ridenbaugh (Mildred) When the roses
bloom. 3838700.
Rideout (Percy):
As pants the hart. 6350.
Lord is my shepherd. 4702.
Ridgely (Dick) See Ridgely (R. P.)
Thru’ continentin’,
5773.
Why did I love you.
I know I’m in love.
4123.
Ridgely (R. P.) That swing man.
5728.
Ridgeway (G. A.) Social justice.
5521.
Riedinger (Isabelle) :
On the good ship Sweetheart.
2054, 17505.
To my sweetheart. 2802.
Riedlmayer (Otto) Ich hab’ den
wagen voller wunderschOner mid-
chen. 22432.
Riefler (Rose) Springfield. 20887,
30609.
Rieger (Alma) You darling you. 6172.
Riegger (Wallingford) :
All through the night.
Ay, ay, ay. 18744.
Beautiful dreamer.
31122-31124.
53.
2669, 15677,
Builder. 287.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
9838.
Children of the moon. 29389.
Country gardens. 447, 9928-9930,
15913.
Cucaracha. 9948, 9949.
Dark eyes. 492, 15962, 21841,
31396.
Dedication. 3705, 29463.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
3805.
Great is the Holy One of Israel.
861.
Hoodah day. 31817.
In silent night. 15756, 18841.
Little heather rose. 5413, 11914.
Lo, now a rose. 32401, 32402.
Men of Harlech. 14253.
Mighty God hath spoken.
Oh, Susanna. 23063.
Prayer for service.
1717.
17659.
2059
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 8b
Riegger (Wallingford )—Continued.
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel.
11730, 32900.
Road is calling. 338006.
Rustling leaves are whispering, I
leve you. 5380-5382.
Singin’ a song. 383157.
Sleepy-land parade. 33178.
Soldiers’ chorus from Faust. 24646.
We sail the ocean blue. 18351.
When the foeman bares his steel.
30887.
Rieman (J. M.) And this is the song
I will sing. 9587.
Riemann (Hugo):
Trio in D. 18648 (359).
Trio in G. 18648 (360).
Trio no. 5 in B flat. 21569 (568).
Riepe (Jeanne) Life has done some-
thing to you. 25175.
Ries (Franz):
Seherzo. 12862 (487).
Sonata in C. 15517 (862).
Ries & Erler, g. m. b. h.:
Alte dame. 18694.
Ewige reich. 29566.
Festliche sonate. 19225.
Horrido-hussassa. 19486.
Jasminstrauss. 19833.
Kleine kammermusik. 7650.
Kleine sonate. 29982.
Kleine steirische tanzsuite.
Kleine theater-suite. 29984.
Konzert. 6944, 20648, 21133.
Lindliche tinze. 19926.
Leuchtender herbst. 30028.
Lieder auf alte deutsche gedichte.
1057.
Lustspiel-ouverture.
Lyrisches konzert. 20123.
Nach dem ball. 20336.
Russisch. 20706.
Sternengruss. 30628.
Tanzrhapsodie. 20991.
Tanzrhythmen. 30689.
Tessiner herbstlied. 21006.
Verktindigung. 212009.
Riese (C. H.) Herd of long horned
cattle on Jingle Beb Chisholm trail.
BLTS2:
Riesenfeld (Hugo):
Flower song. 29598.
Lullaby. 20120.
Rieter-Biedermann (J.):
Choralvorspiele. 3812938.
Feierliche nacht. 6897.
In vino veritas. 7508.
Musik fiir deutsche gymnastik.
32562-82565.
29983.
7873.
Notturno. 7117.
Rieti (Vittorio) Concerto. 3829983,
32994.
Rieur (Herman) You had to break
my heart. 26452.
Rifkin (Irving) au., and Rifkin (Sam)
_prop. Lonely Gypsy. 32334.
Rigadoon. 7981.
Rigby (John):
I stood at my window.
Louisa. 22711.
Sweet little Mary. 23508.
Rigby (William) Jesus, I my cross
have taken. 32155.
Riger (Fred) :
Ridin’ in a rumble seat. 17742.
So much like a dream. 17946.
Riggen (J. W.) Raggedy raggedy man.
10685.
5289.
Rigolboche. 32804, 32894.
Rigoletto. 25695.
Riha (Joseph) :
Because I love you. 6415.
Depression. 16001.
Good-morning, dearie. 193835.
I love you dear. 7276.
I love you in the morning. 7277.
I’m down and out. 16566.
Let me look in your beautiful eyes.
16924.
Nobody loves me, nobody cares.
8212.
Riheldaffer (G. H.) Our home town.
20491.
Rihm (Alexander) Samuel Cranston.
30495*.
Riisager (Knudige) :
Concertino. 6664.
1 anledning af. 31858.
Riley (A. C. D.):
Bottle fly. 3270 (71).
Clover tops. 3270 (100).
Cuddle doon. 38270 (119). ;
On Plymouth Rock. 15517 (284).
Posey bed. 15517 (308).
Sea o’ dreams. 38270 (565).
Send your love a _ violet flow’r.
3270 (569).
Sir Grasshopper. 3270 (583).
Wading. 3270 (691).
Welcome spring. 15517 (486).
Riley (F. O.):
Life is but a dream without you
22646.
My garden of dreams. 22921.
’Neath that old silver maple tree
22998.
Silver moon. 23353.
Sittin’ by the moon with you.
25885.
Sweet little you. 338322.
Those days you spent with me.
23618.
Whatta yuh gonna tell your friend.
26288.
Whatta yuh gonna tell your wife.
21301.
You haven't heard all about me.
29121,
2056
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Riley (Mike):
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Your cares
away. 31792.
I’m gonna clap my hands. 1092,
1093.
Lookin’ for love. 15389.
Not enough. 14468.
There’s something in the wind.
15088.
Riley (Viola) I had a date with a star
and the moon. 27349.
Rimac (C. C.) Conga mi rosa.
24338.
Rimsky-Korsakoff (N.):
Flight of the bumblebee.
3909, 16202, 31587.
Hymn to the sun. 978, 16465, 31844.
Korsakov. 10984.
Lord is nigh unto all. 27785.
Polonaise with chorus. 17641.
Prince and princess. 32915.
Rimsky-Korsakow fantasie.
Shéhérazade. 305386.
Song of India. 14866-14868, 17972,
28557,
Rinaldi (G. Rinaldo-)
Rinaldi (G.)
Rinaldi (J. A.) Spirit of youth.
Rinaldo (Bruce):
243507,
737, 3908,
8549.
See Rinaldo-
25865.
I love you. 24838.
On the Ohio. 25584,
Rinaldo. 27204.
Rinaldo-Rinaldi (G.):
Bonheur trés tendre. 3489, 3490.
Divin réve. 3756.
Lorsque j’étais enfant d’choeur.
4706.
Si les trouffions avaient des aiies.
5457,
Son frére de lait. 5535.
Rinehart (lL. J.):
Take me on your knee again.
Wyoming starlight. 9398.
Wyoming sunset. 235920.
Rines (Joe):
Here’s to you. 924.
Let’s pretend. 14078.
Riney (Hila) I’m nobody’s darling at
all, now. 27438.
Ring (Justin) :
Take me to your heart again for
auld lang syne. 31003 (184).
Thanks brother, here’s your dime.
21017.
Ring jubilant, ye pealing Easter bells.
33904 (250).
Ring up the curtain. 2279.
Ringer (M. A.) Sun will shine again
for you. 2626.
Ringgold (Margaret) Cleveland, we’re
8917.
proud of you. 2438138.
Ringland (Katie) What is love.
23772.
Ringle (Dave):
Gypsies. 13511.
If thou still thy mother hast.
13828.
It’s easy to tell us apart. 29924,
Just an old fashioned picture of
you. 22567
Let’s go rockin’
169387, 22635.
Man with the whiskers. 382420.
Merry little shark. 22822,
Portrait. 14615.
Sawdust doll. 207384.
Sleep my baby. 14818.
That’s like taking you away from
me. 26087, 28700.
Why weren’t we born quintuplets..
21408. 5
Will you know me when youre
famous. 18492, 23883.
You’ve ‘taken my heart by storm.
18627, 21545.
Ringle (H. D.)
30262,
Ringle (M. EH.)
Ringwald (Roy)
on the moon.
My theme of love.
Black dawn. 6454.
When it’s August in
the District of Columbia. 18415.
Rinn (W. H.):
AH mine. 21589.
Vl say goodbye. 22292.
Mine. 17196.
Soft as the night. 23394.
Spanish waterman. 23429.
Why should I ery for you. 238875.
Rinovest (EH. H. B.) What are these.
30864.
Rio (John)
make a love scene.
Rio Rita. 8504.
Rion (J. M.):
Dreaming
24470.
No sweeter song. 25523.
Vagabond moon. 5874.
Riopelie (M. C.) Now I know that
I’m in love. 11514.
Riopelle (Rand) pseud. See Schreiber
(R.)
Rios (Rosita)
Riotte (Robert)
21205.
Ripa (Virgilio) :
Canzone del mattino. 6931.
Cenere. 6788.
Cosa vuoi di pit.
Cuore mio. 464.
Dimmi le tue parole.
Dolce incanto. 16047.
Dopo di me. 6788.
Filomena. 6671.
O campagnola. 1988.
Pupille di Veliuto. 86.
Quando tu sei fra le mie braccia.
464.
here must be five to
33409.
of my Texas home.
Pulga. 304384.
Vienna dance no. 2.
6671.
1988.
2057
INDEX
Ripa (Virgilio) —Continued.
Son tutte frottole. 18669.
Vienna, non sei pill tu. 2914.
Ripley (Betty) Land o’ love. 10998.
Ripley (David)
(K. 8.)
Ripley (F. H.)
little children.
Rippell (M. M.)
25106.
Rippling waters. 20661.
Ririka Mas. 25769.
Risch (W. F.):
Somehow. 33224.
Who’s waiting for who.
Your promise. 26519.
Rise and shine. 17748, 21845, 22620,
23545. .
Rise up, shepherd, and follow.
30469.
Risi-ton-verlag:
Armer zigeuner. 117.
Hummel-hummel, hummel-hummel
mit humor. 31836.
In der krone ist grosser maniver-
ball. 1228.
Melodie der liebe. 4817.
Wenn der mond alles sieht.
Ritschy (V. C.)
again. 13949.
Rittenberg (—)
11746.
Ritter (Helmut)
12466.
Ritter (M. I.):
Christ of the centuries. 6611*.
Heralds of the sky. 29725.
Rejoice. 8521.
Ritter (Meyer):
Dear Aunt Julie. 13245.
Dreamy river. 10099.
Ritter (O. M.) Silv’ry stream flows
on. 3805590.
Ritter (Tex)
32631.
Ritzmann
27309.
Rivé-King (Julie) pseud.
(Jacob)
Rivera (Abie) In a little street in
Hollywood. 10788.
Rivera (O. S8.):
Is this a dream. 25007.
Sweet one, love me, please. 26021.
Rivera S. (Otilio) See Rivera (O. 8.),
— Rivera Salazar (Otilio)
Rivera Salazar (Otilio) :
pseud. See Conning
Song development for
24031 (191).
Kingdom of a child.
Be7T34.
17749,
5966.
Just a day dream
Prelude to a _ kiss.
Ungarwein. 12465,
My sweet Chiquita.
(H. E.) Humpty Dumpty.
See Kunkel
Ahora. 31014.
Arroyito. 31064.
Negar. 32652.
Rivers (H. L.) pseud. See Williams
(Gs led Ge)
Rivers (lL. 8.) My heaven. 20288.
Rivet (Joe) If you care. 32048.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Rivier (Jean) :
Paysage pour une Jeanne D’Are 4
Domrémy. 30390. .
Trio 4 cordes. 33499.
Riviera follies. 21889.
Rivlin (Dora) Nit far mir is yetzt
tzum singen. 20374.
Rixman (George) jr.:
Broken bubbles. 18848.
Darkness. 9978.
When we live in our shelter of
love. 15335.
Rizer (Dave) the
19183.
Rizza (P.):
In che modo. 2213.
Vi ho gia visto in qualche posto....
9138.
Rizzi (Alba)
2532.
Rizzi (Albert) :
A la Chopin. 15519.
Dancing buiterfly. 15948.
Rizzo (J. C.) Love is forever. 27807.
Rizzo (John) Paramaribo. 8370.
Roach (D. H.):
Bereft. 21694.
Minnesota moon.
Roach (EH. M.):
Eugene Jeep.
Song for you and me.
22839.
Dearest of dears, fair Cupid’s
pleading. 3704.
Golden dream of Lovelight Bay.
19320.
Roach (Hal) studios, ine.:
My side-saddle Rose.
Nobody’s baby. 25525.
Reach up and pick a star.
Will you be my
26403.
Roach (R. EH.)
Roan (F. F.):
Bonny blue bonnet. 6492.
It’s great to be a Texan.
Now that I’ve found you.
Sweet Louellen. 14964.
Roane (K. A.):
Moonbeams. 1753.
O baby. 82722.
Wonderful one.
Roat (C. E.):
Dance of the kutie kids.
Sorority. 21569 (520).
Robb"(k: C=
I want to believe. 10713.
Only in a dream. 11607.
Star of the night. 14914.
Robber symphony. 2287-2289, 2408,
2488, 5510.
Robbins (G. I.):
In my estimation.
Little girl of mine.
Robbins (Nell) :
There’ll come a day. 12304.
Wow de dow. 21457.
25474.
14648.
lovey-dovey.
Two tiny tots. 18258.
13899.
11516.
29083.
472.
19757.
4663.
2058
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Robbins (Nettie) When I can call you
all my own. 12605.
Robbins (V. B.):
Bye bye Jo Jo. 18861.
In Carolina with my Angeline.
19743.
My girl in Kalamazoo. 20281.
Robbins (W. W.) Harbor light.
16339.
Robbins music corp.:
Alf’s hornpipe. 18676.
All for you. 45.
Alone. 3318.
American cowboy songs. 9578.
Angel’s serenade. 12928.
Apologizing planter. 26590.
Audacity. 2660S.
Aura Lee. 31078.
Autumn leaves. 3369, 12968.
Ay, ay, ay. 15641.
Bacio. 29280.
Bass drum Dan. 9657.
Beebe. 3429.
Believe me, if all those enduring
young charms. 13034.
Benny sent me. 15703.
Betting. 9703.
Beyond the rainbow. 3453, 13044.
Black Gypsy. 3463.
Blame it all on the night. 29320.
Bloom’s (Rube) guide to modern
piano playing. 9732.
Blow that horn. 31176.
Blue English. 26688.
Bohemian girl. 9649.
Bull frog blues. 15772.
But definitely. 13106.
Buy a bar of Barry’s. 9790.
California ripples. 15789.
Caprice Geraldine. 6565.
Caprice Janice. 6566.
Captain Winkle. 18895.
Carefree. 18898.
Charge of victory. 26775.
Chimes. 18923.
- Chinese cook. 18924.
Chords. 18930.
Cinquantaine. 15858.
Ciribiribin. 388.
City called Heaven. 390.
Ckow hop. 3605.
Colonial gayeties. 3619, 13182.
Conflict. 26837.
Crow-hop. $946.
Dancing on the clouds. 18027.
Dark eyes. 3684, 15961.
Day on the farm. 15978.
Deep purple. 10004.
Deserted plantation. 19067.
Devoted to you. 3720, 16009.
Disturbing the piece. 16026.
Dixie. 138278, 13279.
Dixieland shuffle. 244238.
Doin’ the crazy walk. 3747.
2059
Don’t push me. 19103.
Dream awhile. 19121.
Dream boat. 31472.
Dreamland choo-choo to Lullaby
town. 26985.
Drunk. 19151.
Karly morning. 38817, 18354.
Ebon chronicle. 31509.
Every once in a while. 10168.
Hzekiel saw de wheel. 19197.
Fancy this. 19211.
Fanfares. 10191.
Fastie. 3878, 13398.
Finale. 20764.
Fiorito (Ted) at the piano. 10209.
Flight of the haybag. 10213.
Girl I left behind me. 10296.
Good-night my love. 27170, 31697.
Goodman swing. 7011.
Gosling in Gotham. 31702.
Gossip. 19348.
Grass widow’s lament. 19356.
Guess who. 4040, 7042.
Happy birthday. 19396.
Happy go lucky. 19398.
Harlequin. 16345.
Heap big chief. 19427.
Heart of a Gypsy. 4106.
Home on the range. 4148.
Hot and dry. 4159, 13593.
House hop. 19490, 27287.
How could a fellow want more.
27294.
Hymn to the sun. 16465.
I can’t believe it’s true. 4202,
7194.
I hope Gabriel likes my music.
1028.
I know a road. 10556.
Tl’se a-daubin’. 27466.
Tse gwine up de ribba. 19655.
Ive got a date with Kate. 4334.
I’ve got a heavy date. 10692,
10693.
I wanna go to the zoo. 27486,
32008.
I want you forever. 22421.
In bonnie Scotland. 4886, 10791.
Irish medley. 16774.
Irish washerwoman. 10840, 16776.
Isle of Cuba. 16781.
It’s a small world. 16792.
It’s the law. 19817.
Jamboree Jones. 25059, 29939.
Jangled nerves. 19831.
Jarabe tapatio. 32145.
Just a kiss. 19857.
Just a little rhythm. 19858.
Just a melody sweet. 4511, 13958.
Just hello. 27627.
Kamennoi Ostrow. 17786.
Krazy kat. 16891.
Ku-ku. 19915.
Lady in the window. 27668.
INDEX
Robbins music corp.—Continued.
Lang’s (Eddie) fingerboard har-
mony for guitar. 32231.
Let’s face it. 19961.
Let’s find out. 4614, 11028.
Let’s get acquainted. 27704.
Liebestraum. 1495.
Little brown jug. 4660.
Lonely mannequin. 11106, 11107.
Lost. 4707, 4708, 7518.
Love is everything to me. 4724,
14159.
Love’s old sweet song. 1596.
Marche slave. 18240.
Mayor of Alabam’, 11242, 20170.
Metropolitan noeturne. 22824.
Midnight blue. 22825.
Military man. 14268.
Mister T. from Tennessee. 32509.
Mrs. McGregor. 20208.
Moonlight and violins. 27960.
Moonlight dreams. 4884, 14300. -
Moonlight on the water. 22872,
27964.
Morning after. 20248.
Mother-in-law. 20249.
Move your feet. 4907, 14322.
Mysteér—ee. 5013, 14431.
Nautchette. 5020, 14435.
Nautical medley. 17381.
Negro spirituals. 173889.
New York. 11478.
Niff-niff blues. 17408.
Night is beginning. 17411.
No use pretending. 28114.
Nobody knows but Major Bowes.
5057.
None but the lonely heart. 5823.
Oh, my goodness. 14487.
Oh! Susanna. 2011.
Olid timers medley waltz. 17489,
17490.
‘On a sunny afternoon. 20444.
On the beautiful blue Danube.
17503.
On the dock. 20450.
On the loose. 20452.
On the trail. 11594.
One never knows—does one, 28195,
32784.
Oriental fantasy. 28217.
Our gang. 5176.
Our relations. 20494.
Owls on parade. 17562.
Paloma. 5198.
Pardon me madame. 2108.
Peck’s theme song. 11663.
Pelican stomp. 2126.
Perfect. 32849.
Peter Piper. 25660.
Piano echoes. 32864.
Planting. 5230.
Poupée valsante. 17652.
‘Quickie. 5284, 14634.
2060
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Raccoon jig. 28325.
Rajah. 5295, 14643.
Red River valley. 2247.
Reverie. 8530.
Rhumba rhythm. 5325, 11819.
Riff’ at the Ritz. 30467.
River reverie. 20666.
Rebbins folic of modern quar-
tettes. 28375.
Robbins guitar folio of popular
Songs no. 6. 5346.
Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular and production songs.
2291.
‘Robbins Hawaiian guitar folio for
popular songs. 25771.
Robbins Hawaiian medley. 25772.
Robbins mammoth collection of
famous piano music. 28376.
Robbins piano accordion folio of
popular songs. 2292, 25773.
Robbins saxophone folio of popu-
lar and production songs. 2298,
17754, 25774.
Robbins tenor banjo folio of popu-
lar songs. 2294.
Royal blue. 33033.
Ruby. 33035.
Sakuntala. 17796.
San Franciseo. 17819.
Seotch medley. 17881.
Seasons. 5426, 14751.
Serenata. 17250.
Shadows that walk in the night.
28465.
Shakin’ it all night long. 17866.
Silver threads among the gold.
2450.
Simple aveu. 17900.
Simplicity. 11980.
Sinfonietta. 28493.
Sing, sing, sing, with a swing.
14800.
"Sippy. 28517.
Skaters waltz. 17981.
Skinner’s new method for orches-
tra scoring. 5493.
Sky ride. 33173.
Small town girl. 12007.
Smoke dreams. 33194, 33195.
Sorg of India. 17972.
Song of the Tule. 12059.
Song of the wind. 2542.
Spectator march. 28575.
Stairways. 33269.
Stampede. 33270.
Standin’ on the corner. 5579,
14910.
Stepping along with a song. 5594,
14924.
Stompin’ at the Savoy. 5599,
18018.
Streamline Susie. 5609, 14934.
Suicide. 20920.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Swing is. here. 20959.
Swingtime in the Rockies.
Swingyana. 20967.
Symphony in steel. 20970.
Take a chance. 28666.
There'll always be a memory
within my heart. 5737, 15075.
There’s something in the air.
28737, 30724.
They got me. 21066.
Thousand dreams of you.
30735.
Three moods. 16063.
Three sisters. 2784, 35436.
Training. 12396.
Trans-continental. 18228.
Transition. 21129-21131, 23650.
Tuneful tales for tiny tots. 30784.
Twinkle toes. 23668.
Two guitars. 5844, 15168, 21164.
Ultra-uitra. 28542.
Up in room 14. 5871, 12474.
Valse Lois. 9128.
Valse souvenir. 9129.
Valvelocity. 23691.
Venetian parecarolle.
Walk. 21219.
Walking the deck. 21224.
We're just a happy family.
We're out for fun. 21268.
Wearing of the green—Irish washer
23530.
28751,
9133.
21267.
woman. 2986.
Welcome stranger. 5964, 9221,
G222.
What happened to my rainbow.
23770.
Wheels. 15288.
When did you leave heaven. 21308.
When I’m with you. 15301.
When the gang’s all gone. 33697.
When the moon hangs high. 21339.
Where the lazy river goes by.
29019, 30904.
Whose big baby are you. 12674.
Wiegenlied. 268.
Willow trees. 6104.
Wine, woman and song. 18501.
With a banjo on my knee. 29071,
30930.
Woodman. 6129.
Would you. 12733, 12734.
Wren. 383808.
Xavier Cugat’s favorite collection
of tangos and rhumbas. 6139.
Yous..3178.
You are all ’ve wanted. 29105.
Robbins saxophone folio of popular and
production songs. 2293, 17754, 25774.
Robbins tenor banjo folio of popular
songs. 2294.
Robel (Jack) Okey dokey polka. 8268.
Robel (R. V.) Orchids in June. 175387.
Roberson (Albertine) Fall is in the
air. 13390.
Roberson (Aletha) It must be love.
29920.
Roberto (Don) It’s no use pretending.
32125.
Roberton (H. 8.) :
Chip’s carol. 15841, 21770.
Clock. 31313.
Donkey. 19094.
Farewell. 31560.
Golden slumbers. 835.
Gone were but the winter cold.
PPA UE
I see his blood upon the rose.
31680.
Irish lament. 32107.
Joan’s carol: 22548.
Litany to the Holy Spirit. 22662.
Little waves of Breffny. 20015,
27753.
Lyke-wake dirge. 32411.
Midsummer spell. 20196.
O lovely heart. 382781.
O my ltuve’s like a red, red rose.
32732.
Pine tree star deth lonely. 20549.
Softly fall the shades of evening.
17952.
Starlight lullaby. 18006.
Turn ye to me. 21156.
Roberton (Leroy) Quintet in A minor.
32950. .
Roberts (—):
I like it, I like it, I do. 29792.
I’m gonna chuck myself into the
eold canal. 29813.
Me likee love, yammy-yummy-yum-
yum-yum. 32459.
My girl’s a rhythm fan. 8084.
On my little toboggan. 28187.
Swing me to sieep. 380672.
There’s a one horse town in Ari-
zona. 8993.
This side of heaven. 33426.
When you're in love with someone.
21361.
Wurlitzer waltz. 21461.
Roberts (A. P.) When love passed by.
15314
You gotta s-m-i-l-e to be h-a-doubie- Roberts (A. W.) Wedding. 2988.
p-y. 33842, 33843. Roberts (Ada) Hello, sister. 31779.
You've gotta eat your spinach,| Roberts (C. C.) You're the one. 9470.
baby. 15491. Roberts (C. J.):
Yours forever. 24029. Ave Maria. 38270 (39).
ZAigeunerweisen. 15508. Berceuse. 3995, 3996.
Robbins piano accordion folio of popu- Canoeing. 24031 (23).
lar songs. 25773.
Ciribiribin. 12862 (103). |
2061
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 31
Roberts (C. J.)—Continued.
Csardas. 19000, 19001.
Danza calabrese. 190382.
Edueational orchestra album.
10136.
Eugéne Onéguine. 15517 (406,
407).
Fisecher’s (Carl) trophy orchestra
folio. 27075.
Frozen Bill. 26533 (83).
Happy days. 3270 (2389).
Huskin’ bee. 19504.
Life’s thanksgiving. 24031 (114).
Premier. 20590, 20591.
Rozsika. 15517 (824).
Serenade. 25834-25839.
Teddy after Africa. 24031 (208).
Till dawn. 21569 (561).
Toreador song. 13050-13056.
Victory bound. 28873.
Roberts (C. M.) Stop my mind from
dreaming. 5601.
Roberts (C. R.) Dream boat is leaving
for Slumberland. 587.
Roberts (D. R.) Love song. 14168.
Roberts (HE. M.):
Cry baby. 26860.
Love is like rain. 27808.
Song of a summer night. 28556.
What good is my heart. 28942.
Roberts (E. O.):
Dance of the nymphs. 218381.
Rainbow waltz. 23235.
Song of the fountain. 234138.
Spanish shawl. 25959.
What could I do. 23768.
Roberts (E. Weddell-) See Weddell-
Roberts (E.)
Roberts (G. P.)
moon. 33346.
Roberts (H. H.):
Morning splendor. 14811, 32540.
Song of New Hampshire. 5542.
Roberts (I. H.) I’m that way about
you. 31961.
Roberts (ila):
Happy-go-lucky.
You're
33871.
See also Ossola (I. R.)
Roberts (J. E.):
If with all your hearts. 27518.
O ye that love the Lord. 3270
(466).
Roberts (J. V.) Peace I leave with
you. 6253 (3878), 14570.
Roberts (Johnny) I wish I had never
seen sunshine. 27499.
Roberts (K. A.) pseud. See King (R.
ASS)
Roberts (K. B.) Heaven eyes. 4112.
Roberts (Luckey) I wonder if you can
be happy without me. 4856, 10729.
Roberts (Madelaine) Old love. 23086.
Swinging over the
16334.
not so hard to forget.
Roberts (Marcia) Only a memory.
20478.
Roberts (Memory) Radio song.
17693.
Roberts (Milton) Suecess and flowers
to you. 12142.
Roberts (Paddy):
End of the Caribou trail. 664.
My S. O. S. for you. 4997.
Oh! don’t miss Miss Variety.
5097.
Whistle your worries away. 12667.
With a cup of cold poison beside
me. 3135.
Roberts (Paseo) :
Guitarist’s companion folio.
31720-31722.
Roberts (Pasco) master lessons
for plectrum guitar playing.
33010, 33011.
Roberts (Pasco) master lessons,
Spanish guitar. 30471.
Roberts (Percivel) Silver threads are
on my brow. 23356.
Roberts (Porter) :
Contentment. 29426.
Head over heels in love. 272838.
Honey keep your mind on me.
19475. '
Let’s shout. 25161.
One that, you love is in love with
me. 28200.
What have you got. 26275.
Why the sudden change. 26392.
Roberts (J/rs. Sam) See Roberts (A.
W.)
Roberts
31779.
Roberts (Virgil) pseud.
melli (V. F.)
(Sidney ) Hello, _ sister.
See Gugliel-
Roberts (W. A. (Billy)) Dreaming
dear of vou. 600.
Roberts (W. G.) Forgotten. 3933.
Roberts (William) :
All alone. 9548.
At the end of your vagabond trail.
9614.
Beautiful dreamer, awaken to love.
13008.
Gathering dreams. 10284.
Gypsy melodies. 13515.
I don’t need a Daniel to interpret
my dreams. 10526.
(her (she .
I love you, you love (him, and (he
loves somebody else. 13680.
It takes two to make a home sweet
home. 1060886.
Let me dreain ’neath the moon in
Hawaii. 14042.
Lonesome winds. 11113.
Moonlit road. 14306.
My cradle was my mother’s arms.
4933.
2062 ;
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Oid miil-wheel
again. 17482.
Ozark mountain moon.
Quintuplets. 17689.
Sorrow’s shadows. 14886.
Thumbing aleng. $022.
Wont you bring back that old
fashioned sleigh. 12722.
Won't you come back to me, little
pal. 18529.
You’re never too wise to get fooled.
12800.
Your smile, sweetheart.
Roberts publications.
flowers to you. 12142.
Robertson (D. E.) Chain letter blues.
8850.
Robertson (L. K.) Our sheltering oak.
30364.
Robertson (L. L.):
Alabama blues.
Lonely waterfall. 380056.
Robertson (Madeline) Wee trundle
bed in the attic. 15268.
Robertson (R. R.) Pickin’ on a harp.
2148.
Robertson (Rae):
is turning once
8362.
15500.
Success and
21582.
Fantastic dance. 27053.
Scherzo. 3346.
Si oiseau j’étais 4 toi je volerais.
5458.
Vaise. 3347.
Robertson (Ralph) Wee trundle bed
in the attic. 15263.
Robertson (Stanley) Red _sihead.
20634.
Robertson (Wilfred) pseud. See Hall
(J. L.)
Robey (M. D.) Lone listening fan.
20032.
Robichaud (Anthony) ream of my
heart. 26972.
Robichaux (J. P.) If ever I cease to
love. 43867, 24930.
Robin (Bill) If I won a million in a
sweepstakes. 1203.
Robin (Leo) :
Awake in a dream. 144,
Bomba. 24196.
Could I be in love. 294385.
Desire. 6754.
Dreaming out loud. 6810.
Here’s love in your eye.
Hills of old Wyomin’.
22188.
TALIS.
House Jack built for Jill. 16449)
19491.
Hymn. 32957.
I adore you. 31846.
I can’t escape from you. 16475.
I don’t want to
7208.
Long ago and far away. 14142.
Night in Manhattan. 25509.
Palm Springs. 8366.
make history.
126829—37——36
Promise with a kiss. 8474.
Rendezvous with a dream. 14653.
Rhyme for love. 382987.
So what. 332038.
Swing tap. 18076.
Talking through my heart. 26052.
Vote for Mister Rhythm. 28880,
308382.
What is love. 26278, 30867.
Where is my heart. 153538.
You came to my rescue. 23942.
Robinette (D. P.) Afraid I’m losing
you. 18661.
Robins (E. G.):
Dolores. 31444.
Homesites, incorporated. 19468*.
Robins (Grace) See Robins (EH. G.)
Robinson (A. M.) Back home to Mis-
souri in autumn time. 29281.
Robinson (Ardell) Drifting.
Robinson (Biil):
Is evrything copesetic.
She and I. 2417.
Robinson (C. P.):
That’s love in city style. 12286.
Why should I forget. 18488.
10101.
25005.
Robinson (C. R.) Man without a
home. 30110.
Robinson (Charles R.) Liquor brain.
16981.
Robinson (Chet)
Robinson (D. M.)
19131.
Robinson (HE. V.) When the moon
meets the dawn of the day. 3047.
Robinson (Elbert) Dreaming dreams.
Sleepytime. 12002.
Dreaming of you.
3787.
Robinson (G. O.) Finding the girl for
me. 19232.
Robinson (G. W.) jr. Sweet summer-
time love. 20951.
Robinson (H. L.):
Cannibal love. 29189 (53).
Games of childhood days. 3270
(207).
Got a dollar in my pocket. TOIT.
Hurry back. 18648 (178).
Kid-Land. 21569 (281).
Robinson (H. L.) Search. 14748.
Robinson (H. M.) Cozy cabin by a
stream. 18210.
Robinson (J. A.):
I kissed her in the rain. 19561.
Just kept swinging along. 25082.
Robinson (J. L.) That old June moon.
28697.
Robinson (J. R.):
Herxe’s to you. 924.
High rhythm and low moanin’.
928.
Less work for mother.
Let me draw you a picture.
Make a little music. 4779.
11017.
1450.
2063
INDEX
Robinson (J. R.)—Continued.
Mayor of Toy town. 11243.
My heart is a violin. 14376.
Old Joe Blade. 28168.
Rockin’ in a rockin’ chair. 8558.
Sapho rag. 33904 (257).
Swing, Mr. Charlie. 5656.
Your ideas are my ideas. 29179.
Blue. 31179.
Got a dollar in my
Robinson (1. J.)
Robinson (Louis)
pocket. T7017.
Robinson (Lucille) You left no sou-
venirs for me. 9438.
Robinson (Mabel) :
Love is a sweet chord.
Mine all mine. 27927.
Robinson (P. W.):
Mardigra in Hollywood.
Mayor of Harlem. 1682.
When shadows fall. 23815.
With thee. 23897.
Robinson (Paul):
if I only could. 13818.
If it hadn’t been for Wednesday
11141.
1658.
night. 7435.
Pucker up your puckerin’ lips.
11750, 17678.
Robinson (R. C.):
Cherubim song. 21767.
Grant us Thy peace. 7955.
To Thee, O Lord, do I lift up my
soul. 9042.
Robinson (Robert) Bluest blues.
3482.
‘Robinson (Stanford) :
Lionel Monckton melodies. 27734.
Musetta. 20603, 20604.
Robinson (V. <A.) Indiana moon.
10823.
Robinson (V. W.):
Melody. 30472.
Theme waltz. 33401.
You’re more than a pastime to me.
33867.
Robinson (W. A.)
7736.
Robison (C. J.):
Blue River train. 26695.
Candle light in the window.
Cowboy’s yodel song. 24353.
Happy go lucky. 19399.
Here with me. 7109.
Home sweet home on the prairie.
946.
_I left her standing there. 7241.
New river train. 5036, 23011.
Newest Carson Robison book of 25
Life of a soldier.
6554.
songs. 23016.
Summer night on a Texas trail.
26000.
There’s a bridle hangin’ on the
wall. 5739, 18152.
There’s a moon shinin’ bright on
the prairie to-night. 26101.
pt. III, n.s., v.31
5842,
5971.
Twilight waltz.
Western waltz.
Yonder on the hill. 15428.
Robison (Willard) Youre number
one on my hit parade. 33872.
Robitschek (Adolf) :
I shall never forget. 13750.
Moon you go on waning. 14296.
Robjohns (Sydney) Andante. 25391.
Robnett (H. E.) Ive hung my ladder
to a star. 10701.
Robrecht (Carl):
Ball-erinnerungen. 3402, 3403.
Fata Morgana. 10198.
Jugendland. 4499, 4500.
Robrecht (Carl) verlag:
Ball-erinnerungen. 38402, 3408.
Jugendland. 4499, 4500.
Robson (B. M.) Dancing in the
clouds. 482.
Robson (R. W.):
Child’s hymn. 364.
Hvening at the farm, 19185.
Look down and hearken. 27204.
Thou hast a work for me to do.
26122.
Roby (Floyd)
11286.
Robyn (A. G.) au., and Robyn (1. 8.)
prop. :
Annie Laurie. 33904 (9).
Answer. 33904 (10). .
Constaney. 21569 (81).
Cymbeline. 33904 (49).
Dream one, dream of me.
(106).
Esperance. 21569 (120).
I will return. 12862 (247).
If you want a kiss, why take it.
21569 (245).
Molly from Hollywood.
21569
Imogene. 12862 (255).
It was a dream. 381003 (87).
Manzanillo. 26533 (177), 338904
(176).
Melodie celeste. 21569 (347).
Minnesota. 33904 (191).
Minuetto. 33904 (193).
My Florida girl. 383904 (200).
Panquita. 33904 (230).
Pensées sentimentales. 33904
(233°)!
Popular song. 33904 (240).
Show-mees of Missouri. 12862
(461).
Typical Western girl. 33904 (317).
Robyn (Louise) :
20672, 20673.
15025.
Robyn harmony.
Technic tales.
Rocea (Lodovico) :
Dibuk. 3728, 24414, 24415.
Morte di Frine. 20246*.
Proverbi di Salomone.
Salmodia. 33051.
Storiella. 80632.
8476.
2064
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Rocchetti (John) :
One rainy afternoon. 11600.
Secret rendezvous. 11929.
Roch (Lilian) Love song will haunt
me. 1578.
Rochat (Andrée) Tre canzoni. 33012.
Roche (Alice and William) Heaven’s
home. 29721.
Roche (H. J.) Wedding of the roses.
23754.
Rochford (K. B.):
eT 22433.
It’s fun to be in love. 10867.
Rochford (Nevada) I promise, dear,
I promise. 24886.
Rock of ages. 2297, 2298.
Rockwell (G. N.) aw., and Rockwell
(L. M.) prop. Lord is my shepherd.
' 8270 (387).
Roda (Don):
Love is supreme. 4726.
Neither proud nor particular. 5025.
Roddick (Lillian) Just for a day.
10943.
Rode (Alfred) :
Je n’ai qguun amour. 7565.
Juanita. 781.
Mon coeur attend. 7991.
Si tu dors sur mon sein. 8675.
Rode (F. W. and I. O.) He takes after
me. 4099.
Rodeheaver (H. A.):
Able to save. 26535.
Across the borderland.
Blood-sprinkled way.
Breaking of the day.
Bugle call to youth.
Carry on. 26764.
Christ who never fails.
Close to His side. 26816.
Dare to advance with Christ.
26886.
26536.
26680.
26716.
284.
26798.
Hiden, fair Eden. 644.
Hvening shades. 27029.
Everlasting God. 27081.
Fear not. 27063.
Garden of memory. 783.
Glory of His presence.
God builds my life. 823.
God defend the right. 824.
God ever present. 27146.
God remembers to forget. 826.
God’s glad to-morrow. 27149.
Great is Thy never failing kind-
820,
ness. 27180.
Harvest waits for thee. 27218.
Have you counted the cost. 904.
Have you ever seen the star.
27224.
He tenderly lifted me. 27232.
He whispered love’s message to me.
913:
His love is all my plea. 27256.
His love set me free. 27257.
Holy life. 27269.
Hosanna. 27283.
How can I ever sufficiently praise
Him. 966.
I ean trust Him, , 27319,
I have found Him. 273538.
I’m singing for gladness today.
27442.
I’m still for prohibition. 1125.
I trust in Him. 27475.
In my heart. 27545.
Jesus is near. 1325.
Jesus is the gift of God to you.
27605.
Jesus only. 27606.
Jesus saves and I am glad. 27607.
Keep on praying. 27644.
King Jesus is a-listenin’.
Lay hold, by faith. 251838.
Lead me home. 1437.
Let me forget. 1452.
Lo, He comes. 27755.
Longing. 27774.
Loyalty in service. 27839.
More like Jesus. 27968.
My faith. 1829.
My loving Saviour.
My prayer. 28063.
Near to my Savior.
New day. 1940.
No condemnation. 28104.
Nothing less than our best.
Only name. 2075.
Repeal has failed. 2255. p
27651.
1871.
28082.
28122.
Resignation. 2256.
Rodeheaver -Ackley choruses.
11845.
Rugged road. 28409.
Save our youth. 2366.
Songs that will never grow old.
25945.
Take Thou, O Lord. 26050.
There is now no condemnation.
28720.
Think of His love for you. 2769.
Thy will be done. 28755.
Try singing a song. 2848.
When I walk on the streets of gold.
28966.
Where dreams come true. 3070.
Winning men for Jesus. 29063.
Rodeheaver (Y.P.) Rodeheaver-Ackley
choruses. 11845.
Rodeheaver-Ackley choruses. 11845,
Rodeheaver co. Why? Because. 33742.
Rodelinda. 31725.
Rodemann (Albert) 4 original-sonaten.
4049.
Roden (Roger) In a little sidewalk
cafe. 138840.
Roder (R. J.) All is over. 9555.
Rodgers (F. M.) ’Cause of you. 3560.
Rodgers (F. T.) See Rodgers (L.
FE. Bs)
2065
INDEX
Dth ial, puss yer
Rodgers (Florence) One dark spot in
my hubby’s life. 20467.
Rodgers (H. HE.) Civilian conservation
corps. 18942.
Rodgers (irene) :
Ballerina. 12992.
By a roadside fire. 3517.
Cheer leader. 15833.
Christmas lullaby. 26804.
Creole croon. 313870.
Flight of the ghosts. 13414.
Rescue of the tin woodman. 14656.
Seareh for the wicked witch.
14749.
Six octave and chord journeys.
14689.
Rodgers (J. O.):
Lonely hill-billy. 30054.
Old Pinte, my pony, my pal.
San Antonio blues. 30496.
Tell you ’bout a gal named Sal.
30694.
Rodgers (L. F. T.)
2446.
Rodgers (Richard) :
Are you my love.
Glad to be unhappy.
Heart is quicker
7089.
It’s got to be love. 7545.
Johnny one note. 27610.
On your toes. 8317.
Quiet night. 8491.
Slaughter on Tenth avenue.
There’s a small hotel. 8994.
Too good for the average man.
15132,
When you are dancing the waltz.
12641.
Rodick (B.) Monkeyology.
Rodick (B. L.):
If I could paint (your) a picture.
24934.
Out of luck with love. 23140.
You’ve got me runnin’ around in
circles. 24015.
Rodin (Gil) Dixieland shuffle.
Rodman (Max):
28175.
Silver baby moon.
9598.
6978.
than the eye.
30560.
27947.
24423.
Arlene. 116.
At the break of dawn. 182.
My rose of Spain. 1894.
Rodney (1. E.)
nearer. 21953.
Rodoch (C.) pseud.
(Celedonio )
Rodoch y Asune (C.) pseud. See Rod-
riguez (Celedonio)
Rodrigo (Joaquin)
IDI Zale
Rodrigo (Marcel) :
Betrayal by surprise.
Broken guitar. 21728.
Gauchos complain. 786.
Each dream brings us
See Rodriguez
Hommage a Paul
15708.
Girl I met at the Mardi Gras.
6971.
If you buy lemon, you must buy
watermelon. 24947.
In little Capuana. 16725.
In the town of Cosmudora. 1254.
Italian of Chestnut St. 22527.
Last dance. 82234.
Moonlite over Pelham Bay. 17638.
Oh, please do not hate me, 11545.
Some day I may tell you. 25918.
Tony and his organ. 26141.
Wedding of the lonesome guitarist.
28927.
When it rains in Coney Island.
15306.
When the mailman passed by.
12630.
Rodrigo (Nano) In your embrace.
24998, 27562.
Rodriguez (Alejandro) Recompensa.
206382.
Rodriguez (Bito) Pareca que ves al
diablo. 8373.
Rodriguez (Celedonio) :
Cafe con leche. 39522.
Echate juera. 638.
Hembras y ecanas.
Rodriguez (Eve)
4657.
Rodriguez (Helen)
to love me. 16061.
Rodriguez (M.):
Cuando estaba en tus
31375.
Quisiera llorar. 32952.
Traigo un pendiente. 33482.
Yo besaba su baquita. 33817.
Rodriguez (Silvestre) :
San Isidro. 2361.
Siempre que me besa.
Roeder (H. S. P.)
able you. 25372.
Roégely (Fritz) Bilder vom Osning.
6450.
Roehrer (C. R.)
be Viennese.
RGhricht (P.)
20398.
Roelke (W. E.)
Roelof (H. T.)
Roempke (S. 8S.)
922.
Little blue eyes.
Don’t you refuse
braZos.
2440.
Moonlite and love-
Why, Roosevelt must
21404.
O du mein edelweiss.
Close to heaven. 6625.
I loved a lass. 18681.
Song of the seagulls.
S768.
Roese (H. E.) Life went out of my
heart. 14082.
Roese (Ursula) Allerlei volkstanze auf
dem klavier zu spielen. 59.
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite) :
Conte bleu et or. 15898.
Domine ne in furore. 24482.
Dominus regit me. 24434.
Dominus regnavit. 24435.
In te Domine speravi. 24978.
2066
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mai. 11201.
Piéces pour orgue. 25668.
Prélude, Hymne et Final. 117835.
Priére. 25710.
Priére a4 Notre-Dame. 25711.
Roesler (EK. V. E.) Valse indienne.
5878.
Roesler (Hlsie) :
Honeymoon in June. 31812.
Let’s begin all over again. 19956.
Now that spring is here again.
8227.
Rofone (Mike) pseud. See Hague
(Morton)
Rogal (Abraham) I
come true. 7359.
Rogalle (Joseph)
Saw my dream
I’m receiving you.
10654.
Roger (Roger):
Corbeaux. 9915.
Dansez-vous ce tango. 9975.
Mais il pleuvait. 11202.
Quand on est fort. 11759.
Vie est une belle chose. 12500.
Rogers (B. A.) Let’s talk it over un-
der the mcon. 11046.
Rogers (B. N.):
I’m a victim of love. 4266.
Where you going with your band
man. 18449, 26357.
Rogers (Bernard) Once upon a time.
32778.
Rogers (C. M.)
Rogers (Clay)
15881.
Rogers (D. W.):
Orchard leaves. 8345.
Strutters on the go.
Rogers (Mrs. Delmar )
Sings. 9248.
Rogers (Don) My mood. 22955.
Rogers (Dorothy) psewd. See Harold
(Margaret )
Rogers (H. M.) Independence of thee
we sing. 16761.
Rogers (Ed.) pseud.
hangs in the frame.
Rogers (F. G.):
Cowboy’s melody. 26852.
I’m in love with a girl I’ve never
Sorority row. 23418.
Come back my love.
25993.
When a robin
Picture that
20541.
met. 27425.
Streamline Sam. 28603.
Rogers (G. I.):
Adorable eyes. 6263.
I long for your lips. 7267.
Rogers (G. W.):
Dream roses. 21920.
Loveliest of mothers. 1583.
Rogers (Ginger) See Rogers (Vir-
ginia )
Rogers (Irene) What a baby is she.
26267.
Rogers (J. M.) When you believe in
me. 6051.
Rogers (J. Q.)
10222.
Rogers (J. W.)
6500.
Rogers (James H.):
Albumleaf in B flat.
Florida our paradise.
Brazos boat song.
21569 (179).
Aus meinen thrdinen spriessen.
21569: (19).
Awake up, my glory. 21569 (21).
Ballarine. 24031 (10).
Beloved, if God so loved us. 21569
(37).
Bird song. 9509 (69).
Christmas pastorale. 21569 (73).
Come, ye children. 29189 (67).
Sourtly dance. 9509 (160).
Doth not wisdom ery. 21569 (105).
Eestasy. 62538 (109).
Gavotte moderne. 24031 (53).
Grand choeur. 21569 (178).
Great peace have they which love
Thy law. 9509 (265).
How long, O Lord, wilt Thou for-
get me. 6253 (198).
I will extol Thee. 29189 (189).
Im wunderschOnen monat Mai.
21569 (246).
Invocation. 21569 (253).
Lord by wisdom hath founded the
earth. 6253 (291).
Love note. 6253 (298).
Madrigal. 29189 (255).
Marching along. 9509 (445).
Marcia alla turea. 6253 (326).
Mirage. 24031 (180).
Now if Christ be preached. 9509
(527).
O ye that love the Lord. 6253
(352).
Oh drink thou deep of the purple
-wine. 6253 (354).
Prelude in D. 21569 (461).
Ten octave studies. 3270 (549).
They that sow in tears. 3270
(656).
Thy word is a lamp. 6253 (482).
Valse. 9509 (622).
Rogers (Jane H.) Oh, memory.
25554.
Rogers (Janice) :
If you were mine. 10766.
My girl. 113880.
Song of the night. 20856.
Sophisticate. 20866.
Rogers (Jesse) :
Old pinto, my pony, my pal. 8285.
Rogers’ unknown trail. 8561.
Rogers (John)
27560.
Rogers (lL. D.)
Rogers (L. N.):
Like a page turned forever. 27729.
Texas is marching on. 12261,
18126.
In Trinity church.
My mood. 22955.
2067
INDEX
Dt. Ht, n: S:,-vVese
Rogers (Lavinia) : Rohr (J. M.) I’m Satisfied. 31953.
By-gone days in Dixie. 29189 (49).| Rohr (J. V.):
Chink, Chink, Chinaman. 29189 Never to. own. 14443.
(60). O—G—I love you. 14476.
Harbor of lost dreams. 29189| Rohrer (G. M) Come home to my
(148). heart. 13187.
My ole man. 29189 (285). Roi nu. 20679.
Rogers (M. A.) Only one. 238123. Rojas (J. J.):
Rogers (M. E.) Pigeon pie papers. Oh sweet Marie waltz. 17463
Rogers (M. 8.) : Young Dolores waltz. 12835,
Beginners waltz. 13031. 26514
Dreamy waltz. 13342. = : |
Farewell to thee. 16168. phe a on See oot ett du
Fiower waltz. 16205. p BOGS: ey (Sti ee
Hawaiian buster. 29708. Roland (Earl) pseud. See Larson
ii 7 1 29710. (E. BR.)
ee ee pon Roland (Marc) pseud. See Beneke
Hawaiian temle. 16359. (Adolf)
Home sweet home. 16428. Roland (Reiny) pseud. See Miiller
I love coffee. 16543. (Reinhard )
Lamata. 29992. Rolfe (Walter):
Lei waltz. 16918. Ah Sin. 6253 (7).
Merry widow. 30154. Capt. Bing. 12862 (80).
My Bonnie. 17282. Cupid astray. 29189 (77).
Nearer My God to Thee. 173882. Dress parade. 24478.
Old Black Joe. 17472. Heart murmurs. 62538 (181).
Old McDonald had a farm. 30330. Indifference. 6253 (245).
Rock-a-bye baby. 30473. On the trail. 25586.
Sun of my soul. 30644. Polish dance. 8439.
Trovatore. 30776. Portly major. 29189 (387).
Waltz of the isle. 30840. Rodeo march. 8560.
Waltz of the palms. 30841. Rustic chapel. 11873.
Rogers (R. W.) Some say it’s love. Silent and gray. 20771.
2518. ; Singing as we go. 23367.
Rogers (Sylvia) I’m still remember- Sky pilot. 6253 (427).
ing. 4306. Stack of fun. 6253 (448).
Rogers (Van Veachton) Fleurette. Valsette in G. 9130.
29593. Roli on silver moon. 2305.
Rogers (Virginia) I can’t understand,| Rollins (A. W.) From now on. -
why you can’t understand me. 7199, 16244.
10516. Rollins (M. E.) Sweet lulla-by. 2650.
Rogers (W. B.): Rollins (Todd) Stars. 12118.
Auid lang syne. 12966. Rollinson (T. H.) au., and Rollinson
Harp of Tara. 13533. (F. B.) prop.:
Lulle. 14206. Dance of the bayaderes. 310038
Soldier’s dream. 20823. (153).
War song. 15237. Fra Diavolo. 29189 (14).
Rogers (Wayne) See Rogers (R. W.) Inflammatus. 15517 (322).
Rogers & co. Give your heart a On the beautiful biue Danube.
chance. 16277. 12862 (385).
Rogers brothers in Panama. 15517 Rakoezy overture. 381003 (148).
(448). Rollinson’s modern school for the
Roggenbuck (Henry) Now that you saxophone. 18648 (307).
are away. 8228. Serenade. 15517 (337).
Roggio (Victor) Pretty bionde. 5269. Sextet from Lucia di Lammer-
Rohlf (E. A.) Ewry time I dream. moor. 12862 (133).
27039. : Rolis (Jack) You can’t do’ that there
Rohlfing (R. T.) Christmas cantata. ere. 9423.
26801. Rolt (Bernard) Valse Melba. 29189
Rohmann (Richard) Perfectly stu- (448).
pendous. 28265. Rolton (—) Tango bleu. 30684.
Rohn (June) Dealing with nature.| Rolund (I. H.) Silvry mountain
24390. moonlight. 17897.
2068
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Roma (Caro):
Daffodils.
Decoration
(140).
Dreaming.
Fair star
(67).
Fate may take all my treasures.
265383: (70).
Ghosts. 29189 (130).
Night. 29189 (296).
Recompense. 29189 (353).
Rejoice with me, oh sea.
(236).
Sleep little sea love, sleep.
(390).
of
(283).
*Tis you sweetheart I miss.
(294).
To a sea gull. 26533 (295).
Weaving. 29189 (459).
Roma (Oscar):
Oividala. 11578.
Pebeta. 28254.
Roma (Valentino)
18784.
Roma music co.:
12862 (117).
day at sea. 38270
29189: (93).
of Bethlehem. 26533
the desert skies.
Beautiful spring.
Accordion tango. 12870.
Autumn leaves waltz. 21644.
Beautiful spring. 18784.
Elegantina. 19161.
Saltarella. 28675.
Sara notturno. 8617.
Snappy-polka. 2486.
Tarantella calabrese. 28675.
Western shadows march. 30859.
Romagnano (Luigi) :
Stornello. 33562.
Uomo non é un poeta. 33562.
Romaine (Anton) I'm building a
castle in Spain. 24837.
Romaine (C. 8S.) Dawn of another
day. 9983.
Romaine (H. M.):
Dawn of another day. 9983.
Music, moonlight and you.
Roman (Arthur)
11340.
I really can’t believe
it’s true. 1142.
Roman (J. M.) I’m only interested in
you. . 22350.
Roman dun jeune homme pauvre.
2310.
Romance in the air. 28382".
Romance of Kashmir. S8567*.
Romanchuk (Joseph) :
Here’s to you. 7106.
Put some rhythm in your love.
2206.
Romani (Dino):
Creole-stomp. 453.
Danceland, Hariem’s heaven. 475.
Empty-hearted. 19168.
Gypsy night. 19380.
Hotcha-Dixie-Lou. 963.
Just got a wire. 19876.
Lazy moon. 4586.
Let’s pretend. 7720.
Oh baby make up
5095.
Please
20561.
Romano (Nebale)
11176.
Romano (Tony)
you. 1180.
Romanov (G. P. Shopis-)
Romanov (G. P.)
Romanov (Pancho) Moondream.
22864, 27956, 30178, 30179, 32534.
Romans (Al.) Dreamships. 10998.
Romans (Daisy) In the old covered
wagon days.. 15861.
Romanza de Sjon Boren. 22885.
Romberg (Sigmund) :
Blame it all on the night. 293820.
How could a fellow want more.
27294.
Just hello. 27627.
Lady in the window. 27668.
Moonlight and violins. 27960.
No use pretending. 28114.
Shadows that walk in the night.
28465.
Song of love.
Stucent prince.
You are all I’ve
Rome (H. J.):
Men awake. 7954.
Song of the chains. 8768.
Romero (Hlena de Arcos y) See Arcos
y Romero (Hlena de)
Romero (Modesto and Vicente) :
Bulerias gitanas. 289.
Garrotin gitano. 785.
Romero (Ricardo) :
Farruca. 3877.
Sol y sombra.
Romersa (Henry):
Boondoggling. 3492.
your mind.
don’t cry, my darling.
Lover’s lullaby.
I wish I didn’t love
See Shopis-
11916.
8847.
wanted. 29105.
5523.
Little racketeer of love. 1512.
Tell it to the judge. 5691.
Romney (T. C.) Darlin’. 19036.
Renald (Landon) :
Give me your hand. 9509 (247).
Pensée musicale. 9509 (556).
Ronan (Maurice) See 6 £Rondain
(Muiris )
Ronchini (F.) Andante. 9648.
Roneoroni (Olga) Eurhythmic stud-
ies for children. 29559.
28337.
Lady you’re so
Ronda (S. de) Rayito de luz.
Ronegg (Wolfgang)
sweet. 7668.
Ronell (Ann) Merry-go-round.
Ronjat (Louis) :
Come on. 6648.
Mais pourtant.
22820.
7830.
2069
INDEX
pt. Ill, n.s., v. 31
Ronjat (Louis)—Continued.
Refrain de blues. 8518.
Slow fox en sol. 8711.
Solo en sol. 8740.
Waltz. 89573.
Your face is haunting me. 9490.
Ronka (Elmer) Daily lip drills and
studies for the trombone, euphonium
and tuba. 9956.
Roobenian (Amber) In an old English
garden. 7463.
Rood (Bertha) Five little blossoms.
16194.
Rood (C. A.) Greeting song. 19369,
24651.
Rood (J. A.) You're just my darling
Lillie. 23979.
Rook (R. J.) Down by that big, white
oak tree. 575, 31463.
Rooney (Hubert) I sing of a maiden.
1147.
Rooney (Mickey) When I grow to be
a man. 3020.
Rooney (Pat) Take me back to Baby-
land. 33904 (298).
Rooper (Jasper) Mass in the Alolian
mode. 25301.
Roos (Camille) au., and Roos (Louisa)
prop. Petites aéronautes. 9509 (564).
Roosevelt (J. W.) Everybody’s sweet-
heart. 24523.
Root (F. W.) Extract of opera. 6878.
Root (KF. W.) auw., and Root (F. S.)
prop.:
Ah! Where can rest be found, O
divine Redeemer. 3270 (227).
Methodical sight singing. 3270
(423).
O’er waiting harpstrings of the
mind. 38270 (469).
Song that you sang
| 15517 (408).
Rootham (C. B.)
my soul. 20581.
Ropartz (J. G.):
A la mémoire de Paul Dukas.
21570.
Soixante lecons de solfége.
(309), 26533 (241).
4™° quatuor. 26529, 26530.
Roper (Alberta) Just any o’ hour,
night or day. 13964.
Roper (Alberta) music co. Just any
o hour, night or day. 18964.
Roques (Léon) auw., and Roques
(André) prop.:
long ago.
Praise the Lord, O
18648,
Airs de ballet de Parysatis. 3270
(559) .
Ariane et Barbe-bleue. 26533
(12).
Damoiselle elue. 26533 (49, 50).
Légende de VUkraine. 29189
(239).
Menuet-bagatelle. 29189 (264).
Saltarelle. 29189 (367).
Scaramouche. 29189 (375).
Sous la fenillée. 29189 (403).
Rorabaugh (Duke) pseud. See Rora-
baugh (N. C.)
Rorabaugh (N. C.):
Disillusioned. 3733.
Gotta know where I stand, with
you. 7020.
Harlem hoochy koochy. 7065.
In other words. 7486.
Let our hearts unite.
Rosaaen (Hilda)
me. 21891.
Rosado (Juan) :
De ti estoy celoso. 26903.
Manguero oriental. 27868.
Muteca y el juguetero. 25397.
14046.
Why couldn’t it be
Rosario. 7960, 8577.
Rosas (Juventino) Over the waves.
5187.
Rosati (Angelo) Legionaria. 380006. —
Roscakh (George) Why ean’t I for-
get. 153871.
Rosche (Fred, G. HE. and Myra):
Singing school. 29189 (388*).
Spirit of Christmas. 26533 (278).
Rosche (G. F.):
Gleams of sunshine. 3977*.
Joyful Eastertide. 4496*.
Singing school. 29189 (388*).
Spirit of Christmas. 26533 (278).
Rosehe (G. F.) & ¢@o.:
Gleams of sunshine. 38977*.
Joy to the world. 27610*.
Joyful Hastertide. 4496*.
Rose (C. E.) Go lovely rose. 19808.
Rose (D. L.) Drifting clouds find my
love. 3802.
Rose (Dave) Trans-continental.
18228.
Rose (David) pseud. See Rosinsky
(David)
Rose (Ed.) Some heart is sighing.
21569 (510).
Rose (Fred) :
Gone with the wind. 22122.
Heaven in my heart. 29720.
Hickory-dickory-dock. 16405,
19447.
Horse op’ry, yipi addy yipi addy
aye. 19487.
I'm nuts about goofy music.
29820.
I’m nuts about screwy music.
1114, 16597.
I’m tired of living without you.
6253. (213).
I take to you. 13759.
In the valley where the wild
flowers grow. 24992.
Let me sing in Hecho Valley.
30011.
2070
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Love came out of night. 1559.
Moon rose. 1752.
Oh! You rogue! You stole my
heart. 23069, 25563.
Some heart is sighing.” 21569
(510).
There’s a reason for everything
but you. 26102.
We'll rest at the end of the trail.
12549, 12550.
When a boy from the mountains
weds a girl from the valley.
12594.
Rose (Gene) :
Doctor song. 19088.
Dusky rhythm. 24491.
Fanfare. 6889.
Jig time. 16832.
‘Korn off the kob.
Nickleodeon. 25504.
Santa Claus insert. 8615.
Southern moon. 8798.
Swingin’ along singin’ a
8801.
Rose (Glenn):
Satan is a woman. 30502.
They call it a swing tune.
Rose (Goidie )
or not. 213873.
Rose (J. M.):
House of happiness. 4162.
It's because I’m in love with you.
7659.
song.
18171.
Whether you know it
4449.
Little white house on the hill.
4675.
Rose (J. R.):
Doin’ the centennial. 3746.
It’s centennial time in Texas.
10865.
Rose (l.) Dreamy dreams. 21935.
Rose (Lawrence) Adieu. 26538.
Rose (Leonore) I’m like a bird with
a broken wing. 24859.
Rose (Myrtle)
piano. 23005.
Rose (R. B.)
funny games.
Rose (Ralph)
sake. 3973.
Rose (Vincent) :
Hach morning after an evening
New approach to the
jr. ove plays such
aia
Give me a little keep-
with you. 633.
Feeding pigeons in the _ park.
22020.
Just a rose from your bouquet.
19862.
Lookout Mountain. 17041.,
My baby’s in the movies. 32568.
Old saddle for sale. 20429.
Sing me to sleep with a _ love
lullaby. 233866, 28508, 28509.
Story of seven roses. 25985.
Sweet dreams sweetheart.
Trans-atlantic rendezvous.
5637.
26149.
Rose’ (Virginia ) See Balch
(O. M.)
Rose Marie. 1262, 2108, 2322, 4529.
Rose of Tralee. 9785.
Rose window of San José. 28401*.
Rosedale -athletic and social club, ine.
Down at the Rosedale club. 3766.
Roseingrave (Thomas) Suite for
pianoforte. 8854.
Roselius (Ludwig) :
Heckenkind. 920.
Katze. 13887.
Kuckuck. 1409.
Rosemary and thyme. 2324.
Rosemont (W. L.) Broadway tempta-
pseud.
tion. 18847.
Rosen (D. M.) Broken-hearted blues.
9774.
Rosen (Max)
Rosen (Milton)
me. 14157.
Rosen (Thomas) :
After dark. 18663.
See Morgan (Reginald)
Love has a way with
Cause you came my way. 21763.
Nothing but love for you. 14470.
Rosenbaum (Benjamin (Ben) ) :
I’ve got to have you. 24904.
You didn’t keep your promise.
26445.
Rosenbaum (Bérge) Hornbek revyen
1936. 24741.
Rosenberg (Aaron):
I found you in the night. 1018.
Let me. 1448.
Rosenberg (Ben):
Gray twilight. 19358.
One someone. 28198.
Parked in a car with you. 20511.
Turn on the moon. 28820.
Wigglin’ my toes and twiddlin’ my
thumbs. 29051.
Rosenberg (G. M.) Rosey’s (George)
folio of standard waltzes. 15517
(32)
Rosenberg (Henry) It’s cloudy to-
night. 10866.
Rosenberg (Hilding) Violin-konzert.
5893.
Rosenberg (M. N.) Rosey’s (George)
folio of standard waltzes. 15517
(321).
Rosenberg (Ralph):
Vil be most anything for you.
27369.
Love is the perfume of a rose.
20086.
Rosenbloom (Sydney) Berkeley hills.
15705.
Rosenbluth (N. D.)
' high school. 5554,
Rosenfeld (H. M.):
Could you grow fond of a nice
young blonde. 21569 (85).
Songs of Northern
2071
INDEX
Rosenfeld (EK. M.)—Continued.
Das is a einfache rechnung. 15517
(72).
Down at the huskin’ bee. 12862
(135).
Down by the toll gate, Jennie.
9509 (188).
I have no other sweetheart but
you. 21569 (225).
Lady finger. 26533 (159).
Pale face. 15517 (290).
Roses and memories. 26533 (248).
Sweetest thing on earth. 15517
(387).
Wenn zwei sich lieben. 15517
(439).
You are the star that guides my
way. 26533 (338).
Rosenfeld (M. B.) Another summer
romance. 29237.
Rosenfeld (M. H.):
Lady finger. 26533 (159).
She was happy till she met you.
17874.
Rosenfield (Alice):
I could iearn to cook for you.
13628.
I shoot an arrow to the _ sky.
13752.
Walking in the sunshine. 15227.
Rosengreen (nid):
Gypsy. 4045.
Waiting. 5911.
Rosenkrans (Geo.) Beautiful enchant-
ress. 13009.
Rosenman (Samuel) Man of the hour.
20140.
Rosenmiller (Johan) Forsake me not.
31607.
Rosenstein (lL. M.) Should you know.
23346.
Rosenthal (Hyman) Love’s answer.
20112.
Rosenthal (Manuel) Baiser pour rien.
24143.
Rose’s (Billy) Casa manana.
Rose’s Casa manana.
Rosetti (J. G):
T’ll always tell the world.
Merely infatuation. 11261.
Ya gotta, ya gotta, ya gotta honey
gal. 29094.
Rosey (George) pseud. See Rosenberg
(G. M.)
Rosiére du village.
Rosinsky (David):
All roads lead to Texas. 21590.
I want to burn my candle at both
See Billy
22280.
23289*.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Rosoff (Charley)
31349.
Ross (A. R.)
9233.
Ross (Benny) pseud. See Rosenberg
(Ben)
Corsage of roses.
What do the birdies say.
Ross (C. B.) When the moon plays
peek-a-boo. 12633.
Ross’ (Old
Catch as catch can. 3557.
I found that romance was a game.
of chanee. 7218.
Strange as it seems. 5606.
To have and to hold you.
Wind tells a story. 6106.
Ross (Cieo) Childhood sweetheart.
9863.
Ross (Craigie)
oss (Dorothy)
dancing,
2984.
Ross (H. [.):
Fir tree. 31580.
Let us forget. 32272.
Ross (Edmund) Foreign legion march. ~
5790.
Play hour. 8421.
We will keep on
to this haunting melody.
16222.
Ross (H. K.) My heart turns to you.
8094.
Ross (Lanny) Swimming against the
tide. 30668.
Ross (M. M.) Don’t tell me. 10060.
Ross (M. V.) Mother Gvoose music
series. 27977.
Ross (P. A.) Whose sweetheart are
you. 33740.
Ross (W. L.) You’ve gotta show me
for my grandfather came from Mis-
sourl. 9482.
Rossellini (Renzo) :
Poemetti Pagani.
Rondo. 8583.
Trio. 33498.
Rossi (C. G.) Poesia pastorale.
Cait)
Rossi (Hnrico) :
Canto di guerra. 6560.
‘O mese ’e Maggio. 8240.
Rossi (Ernesto) Yo...yo...
Rossi (R.) Milonga. 4848.
Rossi (S. G. Ietti-) See Ietti-Rossi
(S. G.)
Rossi-Diehl (Courty) :
Ave Maria. 15638.
Baby face. 15645.
Duce. 626.
Easter. 27005.
5242.
9509
3173.
ends. 10714. Onee I met happiness. 30346.
Imitation angel. 10776. Sanctuary rose. 17805.
Rosner (Jerzy) Zagrajcie mi. 18641, Silver hind. 17894.
29187. Until we met. 28852.
Rosoff (Charles) DUve taken a likin’ | Rossini (Carlo) :
to you. 138781. Parochial hymnal. 32836.
2072
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Requiem, libera and the prescribed
chants. 28360.
Salve Regina. 28432.
Rossini (G. A.):
Dance. 17782.
Fanfare. 33030.
Inflammatus. 15517 (322).
Rossini in Neapel. 11861*, 20695.
Sechs quartette. 20696, 20697.
William Tell. 83031.
Rossini in Neapel. 11861*, 20695.
Rossiter (Will) :
Everybody calls it swing. 15373.
Just for to-night. 7614.
My eathedral. 25413.
Nobody but you. 380286.
On the shores of Mindanao. 23113.
That little shack by the rail-road
track. 15056.
That’s what the river means to me.
30705.
When you say good-bye to love.
15347.
Whole world is waiting for May-
time. 9321.
Rossitto (Antonino) ’A fico ’taliana.
9512. ;
Rost (Margaret) While the moon
swings low. 6071.
Rostrai press. Sonata. 19073.
Roten (Romuaid) Zostan. 15512,
15513.
Roters (Ernst) Tanzsuite. 20992.
Roth (Alfred) :
First waltz.
Millions d’Arlequin.
9509 (228).
15517 (248).
Overture on Slavonic airs. 9509
(549).
Qui vive. 9509 (597).
Quiétude. 12862 (425).
‘Tent city. 15517 (396).
Tesoro mio. 9509 (734).
Roth (C. H.) Parade of the lollypops.
11640.
Roth (Dan) Red lips. 11799.
Roth (EH. L.):
T’ll let you have your way dear.
24816.
Memories of old time pals. 25324.
Roth (Fred) Swing music is sweeping
the country. 12196.
Roth (Harry and Murray) Mop song.
11316.
Rothberg (Bob):
Be human. 18773.
Candie-light. 6553.
Down in our alley. 51464.
Ducky Wucky. 29531.
Everybody’s getting ready for the
wedding. 31535.
Gone with the wind. 27163.
I want a cowboy for a sweetheart.
22409.
I want to 10712,
13791.
Let’s. all
16926.
Little robin told me so. 11090.
Lonely waitz. 7794, 7795.
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party.
25386, 27924.
Nothing to-day kind sir. 25529.
There’s a silver moon on the Golden
Gate. 23598, 26104,
Vote for grampy. 33592.
Why am I so beautiful. 50914.
X-mas comes but once a year.
21462.
Rothblatt (Fred)
Sweeping the country.
Rothbium (Leonard)
1097.
Rothenberg (Joseph)
hand. 27951.
Rothgeb (George and Lou)
lovely night for love. 13893.
Rothman (Manny) :
Amateur night in Harlem.
Kiss and part. T7648.
Rothman (Morris) Love. 4714.
Rothrock (C. H.) When shadows fall.
9279.
Rothrock (H. M.) :
I’m not alone. 4295.
Just an humble home. 22565.
Rotter (Curt) Volkslieder aus Oster-
reich. 5903.
Rotter (Etta):
I have your kisses tucked in my
heart. 24795.
Oh! Alf Landon, we’re betting on
you. 28144.
Rottleb (A. J.)
be with you.
go to grampy’s show.
Swing music is
12196.
I’m in doubt.
Moon in my
It’s a
79.
I’m alone since you
went and left me. 31924.
Rotz (H. D.):
Jesus is mine. 16828.
Land of the blest. 16903.
Oh, Master, is it Thee. 25552.
Rouart, Lerolle & cie.:
Cing épitaphes. 18288.
Cing pieces mélodiques. 2605.
Collection d’airs des grands maitres
de la musique. 24820.
Dix-sept petites piéces
29429-29433.
Femmes de Séville. 10201.
Florilége de chants populaires.
29596, 29597.
Ma poupée chérie. 11190.
10 cheeurs francais sur des chan-
sons populaires. 15958, 15959.
Roubanis (N.) Flower girl of Samar-
kand. 10223.
Rouet darmor. 20698, 20699, 20699*.
Rougnon (Pau!) Exercices journaliers
de solfége. 21569 (126).
faciles.
2075
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 32
Roulien (Raul):
Salud a todos. 8606.
Sneezing love. 2487.
Roumefort (Roger de) Harmonies du
soir. 10376.
Round (Bernice) Red lips. 11799.
"Round the G. O. P. bush. 17784.
Round the good father’s door. 15517
(323).
"Round the town.
25249, 25621.
Rounds (L. D.):
24936, 25018, 25027,
I’ve got another sweetie. 24905.
In front of my cabin door. 10795,
27538.
That grape vine twist. 12273,
28692.
That high hat daddy. 12274, 26078.
Rounsaville (M. B.):
Any time is love time. 24097.
Happiness wasn’t meant for me.
22159.
Rourke (Vena) :
If the girl wants you. 12862 (252).
Just good friends. 12862 (278).
Rouse (A. W.) God is not dead. 13477.
Rouse (P. H.):
He was despised and
TOS4.
How beautiful upon the mountains.
(alse
Lord’s prayer. 17046.
Rousseau (D. and M.) Guitare har-
monique. 103853.
Rousseau (L. Julien-)
Rousseau (1L.)
Roussel (Albert) :
Aeneas. 9528*, 26541.
Si quelquefois tu
26209.
Vieilles cartes,
26209.
4™° symphonie. 3268, 3269.
rejected.
See Julien-
pleures ...
vieilles mains.
Routh (Samuel) In your arms. 27561.
Routson (Ted) :
Afraid of love. 24040.
Dream of love and you. 24460.
Rovenger (L. W.):
Chant hébreu. 351.
Rhapsodie mignon. 2264.
Rovi (Aaron) psewd. See Ajax (Ivor)
Rowe (Chas.) Baby, youre sending
me. 9641.
Rowe (Patte, or Patty) pseud.
Rowell (Onalouise )
Rowe (Raymond) Magic moon shining
above. 14210.
Rowell (Onalcuise) :
Losing my love for you. 20057.
Love, it’s a funny word. 11149.
See
Moon madness. 14290.
Rowland (Edith):
Andante. 25391.
Minuet and trio. 18792.
15606.
Leap year
Two minuets.
Rowland (John)
11011.
Rowland (lL. L.) Fragments.
Rowland (Mabel) :
Nine o’clock revue.
Walk in the sun.
Rowlands (H. R.):
Happiness. 10371.
I’m leaving Dreamland behind me.
31946.
Rowlands (Leo):
House that Jack built.
Verse of hate. 33578.
Rowles (John) Wishing we were
friends again. 3134.
Rowley (Alec):
Afternoon. 22.
Christmas tree roundelay. 9874.
Concert etude. 29421-29428.
Dream blossoms. 3774.
Evening. 685.
Fantasie and Fugal toceata. 24544.
Go to sea. 6990.
Happenings. 7057.
Jolidays. 10920.
June rondel. 1344.
song.
10249.
25513*.
21220.
31824.
Lament for Cupid. 19930.
Morning. 1767.
Night bird. 8190.
On Newlyn hill. 17500.
Poetic studies. 2157.
Red Indians. 53801.
Service. 5434.
Shepherds’ carol. 33121.
Sieben mirsche. 330382.
Sky’s a fairy field at night. 5495.
Song of the west wind. 12060.
Song to sleep. 12065.
Thankfulness. 12267.
Three English sketches. 5370.
Tunes from an old musical box.
9086.
Village scenes.
Rowley (M. W.):
If I only had a ring. 24989.
You are my one and only. 238984.
Roy (Dallas) Let me. 4603.
Roy (i. 1.) Sunny. 5621;
Roy music ¢€o., inc.:
Dancing ‘til dawn. 6718.
If I had known. 27512.
In my garden by a stream. 16728.
Meet me to-night by the old wishing
well. 17165.
Plans. 17623.
Rusty hinge.
Sweet night. 18059.
You're wonderful. 18618.
Royal (C. E.) Wedding of Ethiopia.
15261.
Royal chef. 15517 (202).
Royal exchange. 323, 386, 1547, 1870,
2522.
9139.
30490.
2074
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Royal romance. 1479.
Royale (W. A.) Your picture was di-
vine dear. 18640.
Royalty:
Au soleil du Mexique.
29258*.
Bonne chance. 9750.
Chiffortons. 361.
Dites merci, madame.
Hitre deux. 678.
Invitation 4 l’amour.
J’ai deviné. 10892.
Je vous revois..
25042.
Mon cceur se serre.
9620, 9621,
5438.
7523.
-madame.
1741.
On croit toujours aux mots
d’amour. 8305.
Pour étre heureux en ménage, 2175.
Pour ton bonheur. 2178.
P'tit tour. 2205.
Quest-c’ que tu dis d’ca. 32988.
Quand on s’proméne au bord de
VYeau. 32989.
Roman d’un jeune homme pauvre.
2310.
Tango noir. 338365.
Tristesse. 33501.
Vas-y, Zizi. 2901.
Victoria. 2909.
Vie est belle.
Vingt ans,
2919.
30' et 40. 18647.
Royalty (Hditions)
Royce (—):
He met Ena in an inn.
Just a holiday sweetheart.
Quayside in old Shanghai.
Royce (Freddy) :
Blue sunset.
Boris on the bass.
Ginger. 16265.
Grey smoke in the sky. 19370.
Sarah the sergeant major’s daugh-
ter. 383064.
(a eer 8)
2911.
cest le beau temps
Poule. 8450.
16365.
13951.
14633.
21717, 26696.
31193.
Royle Hail glorious city.
16324.
Reoynan (Harold)
friends again.
Roze (Charlotte)
23736.
Rozek (A. F.)
4408.
Rozin (H. R.):
Cross my heart.
Wishing we were
3134.
We found the moon.
In the land of the sky.
15923.
Do you remember. 16037.
I’m sorry. i6606.
Redhead lullaby. 17711.
Sitting in the kitchen. 17928.
Rozsa (Béla) Sonate. 5373.
Rozsavolgyi & co.:
Délibab. 29466.
Egyedem begyedem. 29540. ~
29546.
1494.
Hn falumban.
Feux follets.
Gentry esardas. 29637.
Grand rondeau. 30510.
Két legujabb magyar dala.
Ket magyar dal. 30497.
Kis koesma, kis pork6élt. 29977.
Magyar parasztdalok. 30100.
Mit ér a nod. 17208.
Oh cara Arabella.
Symphonische minuten.
Weinen, klagen. 1497.
Rozsnyai (Sandor) :
Jest tylko jedna
oe lee
Mit ér a no. 17208.
Rozycki (Ludomir) :
Caton. 13137.
Modlitwa Lukreeji.
Piosenka Caton. 14592,
29970.
17455.
30677.
mitosé. 22537,
14281, 14282.
14598.
Ta noc. 14997, 14998.
Rozycki (M. 8S.) Just a beautiful
thought. 7589.
Rubank, inc.:
Andante cantabiie. 28809.
Another stunt band folio. 18712.
Ballet of the chickens in their
shells. 24144.
Bohemian girl. 12988.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
18903.
Concertino. 21799.
Deep river. 26915.
Entry of the gladiators. 16130.
Flight of the bumble bee. 16202.
Francaise militaire. 17795.
Fugue XIV. 24129.
Fugue XXII. 24130.
Guarany. 10348.
H. M. 8. Pinafore. 16321.
Huldigungsmarch. 16315.
Intermediate method for clarinet.
27566.
Jean de Paris. 27602.
Keloeber eiementary scale and
chord studies for the violin.
25102.
Londonderry air. 30051.
Martha. 13417.
Messiah. 27205.
Mikado. 22831.
Moldau. 22853.
New friendship. 20850.
Old grey mare. 2031.
Orpheus. 28148.
Panora. 14561.
Paradise isle. 14568.
Pepperino. 2128.
Pirates of Penzance. 5228.
Prelude XIV. 24134.
Prelude XXIJ. 24135.
Program classics. 17€73.
Rubank bugle band manual. 5374.
2079
INDEX
pt. m1, n. s., v. 32
Se EEIEEEED EEE
Rubank, ine.—Continued.
Rubank elementary method for
cello. 28408.
Rubank elementary method for
viola. 30486.
Rubank elementary viclin method.
11864.
Rubank sacred orchestra folio.
2354.
Rubank symphonette orchestra
folio. 14717.
Sakuntala. 17797.
Secret. 380514.
Supplementary studies for E flat
and BB fiat bass. 5630.
Supplementary studies for saxo-
phone. 28622.
Tannhauser. 9158.
Rubardt (Paul):
Dritte sonate.
Sechste sonate.
Rubel (H. S.):
Our well-known brother. 14551.
War! why must we have war.
12589.
Ruben (Esther) :
I broke my heart when I fell for
you. 988.
Waltz at midnight.
Winter moon. 31381.
Ruben (Harold) Let’s
14072.
Ruben (L. A.):
Highway headin’ home. 22194.
Ili never wear my heart upon my
sleeve again. 22290.
Resurrection. 177380.
Rubens (Hugo):
Chauffeur and
18918.
Gone with the wind. 31687.
Rubens (P. A.) au., and Rubens (Her-
bert) prop.:
Cupid and co.
My Mimosa
15517 (259).
Poor old Sweep.
Sweep’s intermezzo. 9509 (719).
Rubenstein (P. B.) Bump, bump.
bump in a rumble seat with you.
24221.
Rubin (Ada) Meetin’s called to order.
14242.
Rubin (B. D.) Dream of love. 6801.
Rubin (B. I.) All that I need. 24063.
Rubin (Ethel and Frank) Sil’vry
moon. 8685.
Rubin (M. B.) Dream of love. 6801.
Rubin (Myrna) Dream of love. 6801.
Rubini (Altobrando) Why be so mean
to me. 26877.
Rubino (Salvatore) :
%° fanteria Regina.
5806.
3806.
9171.
pretend.
the debutante.
29189 (76).
maid. 9509 (510),
29189 (335).
12852.
10° fanteria Regina. 12853.
13° fanteria Pinerolo. 12854.
14° fanteria Pinerolo. 12855.
39° fanteria Bologna. 12856.
47° fanteria Ferrara. 12857.
95° fanteria Udine. 12858.
96° fanteria Udine. 12859.
97° fanteria Genova. 12860.
225° fanteria Arezzo. 12862.
Rubinoff (Dave) Fascination waltz.
22015, 27062.
Rubinstein (A. G.):
Characterbilder. 9509 (634).
Cloister knell. 8585.
Dance of the bayaderes.
(153);
Kamennoi Ostrow. 17786.
Melody in F. 33904 (253).
Romanee, 23291.
Since first I met thee. 9509 (6385).
Woodland echoes. 8586.
Rubinstein (Beryl) Sleeping princess.
30560*.
Rubinstein (H. S.):
Forever and a day.
Maryland. 1666.
Mother mine. 25382.
Rubinstein (Harold) Hors d’cuvre.
16443.
Rubrecht (K. B.)
Ruby (Harry):
Cabin on the hilltop. 18866, 21741.
Day at the races. 19040.
Doctor Quackenbush. 19087.
Getting away with murder. 24604.
Kalmar-Ruby song book. 32190.
Let’s make a wish. 19971, 22638.
Moon is in the sky. 4871.
My heart wants to dance.
22933.
What will become of me.
Women in white. 21486.
Ruccione (Mario) :
Faceetta nera. 704.
Passione mia. 5208.
Quando suona la banda.
Ritorno amore. 33002.
Serenata a Ginevra. 5431.
Rucker (Al) With my mind on you.
6112.
Ruckus (The) 11866.
Rudall, Carte & co., Itd.:
Intermezzo. 33090.
Solo no. XII. 12024.
Sonata. 12042.
Suite of four miniatures. 2621.
Rudee (Leon) I’m standing on my tip-
toes. 13732.
Rudesill (Lucile) :
Again goodbye forever. 3284.
Can you make a chocolate pie
26747.
Good-bye Betty. 24639.
Heart for rent. 4105.
31003
22052.
Hot music. 7150.
20287,
28950.
32940.
2076
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
I’ve found the girl at last. 13768.
Little ring for you. 17012.
Little white cottage for two. 14122.
Love is queer. 4725.
Mellow moon. 79483.
Moon hangs low in Iowa. 17231.
My garden is blooming for you.
4946.
Spring is on the way. 5578.
Velvet shoes and satin ribbons.
5884.
When grandma was a girl. 9254.
When I get rich, W. 1. G. R. 21318.
Rudisill (Fred) :
Aching heart.
Dawn. 24382.
Vm dizzy and daffy
13691.
My mother’s melody. 25461.
Oh, what a pleasure. 14491.
Southland sounds like heaven to
12872.
about you.
me. 14890.
Rudolph (EF. H.) Predominator. 28301.
Rudolph (Frank):
Thrill me forever. 33439.
You found the key. 9431.
Rudstrom (M.) Texas moon. 12263.
Rudy (B.) Im lost for love. 7321.
Rudy (C. 1.) New deal review. 17394.
Rudy Vallee’s Punch bowl revue, ist
ed. 24722.
Rue (Wally) Lazy swing.
Ruebush (W. H.):
I’m a pilgrim. 12862 (2388).
- Rest, soldier, rest. 6253 (393).
Will you love me then as now.
26404.
Ruegg (Josephine) :
Chant du matin. 21569 (66).
Hilarité. 21569 (203).
O Canada. 29189 (298, 299).
Sahara. 21569 (480).
St. Anne de Beaupré. 29189 (363).
Till dawn. 21569 (561).
Ruegger (Charlotte) :
Junior fiddlers three. 29952.
Six concert pieces. 30487.
Riihle & Wendling:
Fantasie. 4175.
Meditation. 4812.
Passacaglia. 5201,
Rithle & Wendling musikverlag:
Alhambra. 8298.
Grossstadtleben. 4057.
Guten morgen vielliebchen.
Lebende bilder. 4594.
Miuckenspiele. 4912.
Weine nicht. 5962.
Riiter (Raimund) Zwei vaterlandische
14031.
4042.
kanons. 11868.
Ruffner (H. W.) Watchful shepherds.
21245.
ufo (Palmantonio) Ohio mine.
23070.
Rufty (Hilton)
Ruger (Ralph)
Gypsy laddie. 29686.
Ship ahoy. 17879.
Rugg (P. P.) Midsummer illusion.
iallsy,
Ruhi (V. O.) That’s all. 26085.
Ruhl (W. H.) Id like to make you
mine. 29776.
Ruick (Walter) Wanted. 26241.
Ruiz (Gabriel) Dia soné. 3725.
Ruiz (Rosendo) Canten y _ bailen.
31242.
Rule (B. L.) Mills favorites for male
quartettes. 1721.
Ruie (Jimmy) Ive waited a lifetime
for you. 24907.
Rule (La Reina) My dream of the
future. 22913.
Rulli (R. N.) Paddlin’ in our old
canoe. 17563.
Rulova (Zena) You. 9410.
Rumania, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Rumba rhythms. 25798.
Rumfelt (Minnie) Cottage at the foot
of the hill. 3653.
Rummel (W. M.):
June. 21569 (272):
Moonlight. 21569 (368).
Prelude in B minor. 21569 (460).
Song. 21569 (517).
Rumple (Hlizabeth)
138i aG2ne
Rumplestiltskin.
Rumsey (A. H.)
31438.
Rumsey (Marjorie) :
Whenever I am dreaming. 33719.
Why couldn’t I be you. 26380.
Run to Jesus. 5377.
Runecie (#. D.) Lovers’ lane, Saint Jo.
6253 (299).
Rund um Deutschland. 30489.
Rundle (H. R.) Sweetheart days are
over. 14974.
Runkel (Fred) :
Canzoneita.
Courante. 26849.
Dramatica. 26966.
Elegie. 27013.
Fantasie. 28412.
Mareia. 28413.
Prelude. 28414.
Rondo. 28415.
Scherzo. 28416.
Study. 28417.
Runkle (K. E.):
Fling wide the gates. 29594.
God so loved the world. 29657.
Hail, festal day. 29691.
Ruoff (Charles) Unusual chords ap-
Just we two.
20702*.
Do you remember.
26750.
plied. 30810.
Rupeka (Waiter) Living for the mo-
ment. 25201.
2077
INDEX
DUTT; ne.Sh wee
Rupp (C. B.)
wrong. 5951.
Ruppert (Carl) :
Hold them mules. 22204.
Peaceful river. 11660.
Silvery Colorado. 23357.
That little mountain girl of mine.
15055.
Voters beware. 21214.
Ruppert (Eve) Would you be sur-
prised. 30947.
Rupprecht (Theo) Aufzug der gaukler.
6358.
Ruscitti (Gabriel) Mother, youre
queen of them all. 27979.
Rush (EH. T.) I must have been dream-
ing. 10675.
Rush (F. C.) Wee folk are dancing.
152682.
Rush (G. L.) Down in the meadow.
16069.
Rush (J. P.) Wee foik are dancing.
15262.
Rusher (F. O.) Alone with you.
21599.
Rushton (T. W.)
me why. 12686.
Rushworth & Dreaper, ltd.:
First book of short organ inter-
ludes. 22031.
Laudate Dominum.
Rusineky (Paul) :
Why don’t you tell
22614, 22615.
I can’t pretend. 27327.
Tl travel alone. 4246.
Out of the night. 14553.
You're’ responsible, sweetheart.
18608. _
Young fella! You’re ready for love.
12836.
Rusinky (Paul) Keep hoein’. 19891,
22589.
Ruso (Anne):
Just longing for you. 13975.
Longing. 380059.
Russel (Francis) Forever. 22051.
Russell (Bill) It ain’t love. 19798.
Russell (C. V.)
BoD 2.
Russell (Caroline)
sage. 28031.
Russell (Emile) :
Love in your heart.
Where did you go.
Love in the twilight.
My hidden mes-
20050.
29013.
Russell (G. W.) Our song of love.
175AS8.
Russell (H.) Woodman, spare that
tree. 18532. ~
Russell (H. R.) Song of the jungle.
2537.
Russell (Henry) Madam swings it.
11195.
Russell (J. E.) Old home. 14497.
Russell (J. BE. J.) Song of the dawn.
9509 (687).
We simply can’t go} Russell (Jack)
We're still in Jove.
“PLOG
Russell (Kennedy) :
Baby’s got a tooth. 6876.
Come in, and welcome. 15883.
Ever in my mind. 3848.
Haste to the fair. 9509 (272).
Little clockwork fairy. 1508.
Melody in mauve. 17169.
Mickey’s toy symphony. 1711.
Mizpah. 17210.
Old arm chair. 17470.
Young Tom o’ Devon.
Russell (Ll. G)
Russell (Leah):
My heart is closed for alterations.
25437.
Rain. 146389.
Russell (Leslie)
Russell (M. L.)
Russell (N. J.)
31071.
Russell (R. V.):
33904 (349).
Townsend song. 9056.
Hight pieces. 3520.
See Hodson (M. L.)
At Sychar’s well.
I love love in springtime. 1064.
Juggling hearts around. 1348.
Love in a mist. 1565.
Mason-Dixon melody. 1667.
Some day is no day. 2512.
Russell (Robert) Good-bye, bright
moon. 31691.
Russell (Sheila)
for alterations.
Russell (Sidney )
15720.
Russell (Stix) See Russell (W. L.)
Russell (W. L.):
Closer. 15866.
Gabriel is swingin’ out.
My heart is closed
25437.
Birth of the swing.
19279.
Small town blues. 5501.
Russian collegiate drinking song.
33037.
Russian folk-dance. 33088.
Russischer musikverlag, g. m. b. h.:
Concerto. 33285.
Suite. 29810.
Russo (Johnny )
Russo (P. G.)
Russo (P. J.):
Cubanita. 26862.
Love in your eyes.
Russo (Philip) Valse Carol.
Rust (Fred W.) Unto the hills.
Rust (Friedrich W.):
Drei frtihlingstage.
Friihlingsgeschichten.
Konig Laurin. 7656.
Leuchtende farben.
Sommertag am Lido.
Zauberschloss. 9499.
Rustin (Ff. A.) Music makes the world
Can it be true. 314.
See Russo (P. J.)
27801.
30814.
5869,
8592.
31619.
7729.
8754.
go round. 22895.
Ruth (Max) pseud. See Rutkowski
(Max)
2078
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Rutherford (I. B.)
valley. 33156.
Rutherford: (Vera):
Beautiful girl in the right fellow’s
arms. 15679.
Beneath a parasol. 18802.
Rutkowski (J. G.) Hello beautiful.
7098.
Rutkowski (Max):
Dancing ’neath the stars. 24370.
Gone. 22117.
Just one more kiss. 32180.
Lightning. 25176.
Put on your best bib and tucker.
32937.
Some day. 20827.
Swing Santa swing. 33338.
Swing, Swing song. 28€53.
Rutsky (M. 8.) Stand by the U. S. A.
23449.
Rutt (H. C.):
Christ moves on. 3591.
We share Christ. 26252.
Rux (V. H.) Pleasure bent. 20568.
Rux CVOS-):
I’m the worm and you're the heel.
4307.
Pleasure bent. 20568.
Ruzicka (J. A.) You’re my hit parade.
23985.
Ryan (A. F.) Aiways wait. 24077.
Ryan (A. R.) Five little darlings.
16195.
Ryan. (C..r.) :
Greatest of all showmen. 19365.
Old apple tree. 17469.
Ryan (C. H.):
Franklin D. 3989.
Franklin D. march. 24593.
Ryan (Chick) :
Can’t you give me half a chance.
217538.
You’re the only one for me. 24003.
Ryan (D. R.):
I am lullaby. 31854.
Presence. 17664.
Ryan (EK. M.): .
It might have been.
Slumber song. 2482.
1292.
Ryan (J. B.) For I’m a baby that’s on
relief. 19250.
Ryan (Joanne) pseud. See Noonan
(Lucille)
Ryan (John) au., and Ryan (M. E.)
prop. :
Dreamy moon. 21936.
Mother’s lullaby. 22882.
Youre a lovely thing Lorraine.
23974.
Ryan bros.
(M. E.)
Rybak (EH. C.)
morrow. 21059.
See Ryan (John) and Ryan
There’s always to-
126829—37—_—37
Singer from the] Rybicki (Feliks)
Modlitwa Lukrecji.
14282.
Ryden (T. M.):
Blue waves,
13072.
Hight-cylinder car. 3828.
Hummin’ do do dodle do do dodle
do. 24759.
I’d rather lose with you than win
sing your lullaby.
with somebody else. 24778.
I’m always a bridesmaid. 19603.
I made your loving a game. 4314.
Magical love. 20125.
O-h! I see. 25548.
Show a little affection to me. 5455.
Spinning around. 5569.
Two at the movies. 23669.
Won’t you, won’t you please say
yes. 23909.
Ryder (Dudley) pseud. See Kern
(C. W.)
Ryder (N. F.):
Gwine up. 4048.
Run to Jesus. 5877.
Rye (Sophie) My mother’s paradise.
8125.
Ryer (L. M.):
Only in dreams. 28206.
Under the willow tree.
Ryerson (Frank) :
Boston tea party. 15753, 18837.
Bouney rhythm. 31195.
Rykken (T. M.) Mother’s lullabye
[sie] 8085.
Ryser (H. E.):
28845.
Cupid got me. 19007.
Lois. 22682.
Ryther (William) Lizzie Pinklefink,
oh yeah. 22681, 25208.
Rzepecki (I.):
Caty Swiat to nuci.
Katia. 32194.
S. A. R. 838904 (254).
S. S. Bear Mountain.
31233.
16442, 16711,
18166.
S. 8S. S. co. S. S. S. tonic time. 33041.
Saar (L. V.):
Abendstaéndchen. 18648 (1).
Andante. 38383.
Etude. . 3580.
Flowing river. 27084.
Gebet. 18648 (140).
Hallowing night. 18648 (152).
Idyl. 28419.
Liebes-ode. 18648 (222).
Maiden. 27856.
On blooming meadows. 32769.
Saarem (G. P.) Sweetheart. 8885.
Saasted (N. A.)
25768.
Saatkamp (Lillian) :
I love you from the bottom of my
heart. 27394,
Ripples on the lake.
2079
INDEX
Dt Tie nS Vee
Saatkamp (Lillian)—Continued.
If I had a mirror in my heart.
10748.
Saba (Johnnie) :
To be in love with you. 12359.
Words fail me. 23913.
Sabaitis (J. J.) I whisper good-night.
19686.
Sabatini (Renzo) Esercizi prepara-
tori. 13366.
Sabbath day solos. 20710.
Sabin (Bill) Old fashioned lady in an
old fashioned chair. 25565.
Sabin (W. D.) My love. 25453.
Sable (J. J.) I whisper good night.
19686.
Sabo (A. J.) jr. Heaven on earth.
19482.
Sacadaris (H. A.):
Coming. 6656.
He took me in. 16570.
Little talk with Jesus. 14119.
Talk to Jesus. 15017.
Tell me Jesus. 18113.
Sacchette ( William}
gal down. 13764.
Sacchini (Antonio)
32828.
Sacco (J. P.) Souls have wings.
Saceo (Tony):
Plow man. 32881.
Summer breeze.
Sacherman (L. E.)
12689.
Sachs (Hilda) :
Bring back the old-fashioned girl.
I turned my old
Pantomime.
12073.
18045,
Wild about you.
18844.
I'm getting ready for spring.
19613.
Sky-line. 20798.
Slug-a-bed. 20804.
Sachs (L. J.) Star of the desert skies.
26533 (283).
Sachs (Maurice) :
My dream girl. 11372.
Silver cloud. 2447.
Sachsse (Hans) Neue dom. 17390.
Saecré Léonee. 11520.
Sacred choruses for men’s’ voices.
17791.
Sacred harp pub. co., inc.
sacred harp. 25614.
Sacred orchestra selections
24031 (176).
Sacred songs. 11877.
Saddler (Joshua) :
Clotild. 9886.
Delilah. 10012.
Lord remember me. 11126.
Sadero (Geni) Partenza di Selassié.
25647.
Sadko. 14868.
Sadler (Basil) :
Birthday of Texas. 9717.
Original
WO? ws
I’ve got my chin up. 16651.
Steppin’ out. 5592.
You better pay attention to me.
23940.
Sadlo (Jan):
I understood it all. 10688.
Mongrel rhythm. 4866,
Sadokerski (Freda) We're for you,
Franklin D. 183846.
Saegel (P.) pseud. See Bertrand
(Paul)
Saenger (Gustav) :
Musical masterpieces.
20258.
Poupée valsante.
Saenz (A. C.)
20256-
26533 (227).
I am with you. 19518.
Saeys (Eug.) Deuxiéme concertino.
toads
Safford (Gueren) pseud. Oh for some-
one. 5098.
Safford (M. A.) Oh for someone. 5098.
Safier (Rosamonde) :
My grade A gal, 11385.
Pebbles in the pond. 20526,
Swing low, sweet Harriet.
Safos (Paul)
them. 22347.
Safroni (Arnold)
ton (Arnold)
Safroni-Middleton (Arnold) :
Chanson de la nuit. 9509 (111).
Night riders. 9509 (523).
Rough diamonds. 9509 (631).
30671.
I’m not afraid to tell
See Safroni-Middle-
Salute the standard. 9509 (645).
Stronghold. 9509 (712).
Safstrom (Gust) :
Dream waltz. 10088.
G. O. P. march. 10279.
Just remember you can
10955.
Saganovich (Wassil)
flop hop. 6771.
Sage (F. C.) Miss you most of all.
22812.
Sagstetter (E. H.):
America, I love you. 29226.
Have you seen my baby. 29707.
I want you only. 29845.
If you only knew what a kiss can
do. 29868.
Moonlight brings dreams of you.
22868.
Wisconsin blues. 30929.
Yearning for you. 380951.
You broke my heart, then cast it
sinile.
Doing the flip
aside. 380959.
Saied (Gladys) Take me till death
do us part. 20982.
Sailer (G. W.) Townsend march.
5808.
Sailin’ high. 14719*.
St. Andard (Raymond)
chestral composition.
Themes of or-
21038, 21039.
2080
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
St. Charles (C. E.) I sing only of you.
4326
St. Clair (F.J.):
Scarlet mask. 2378.
Steel king. 12124, 12125.
St. Clair (Katharine) Won’t you love
me. 21569 (623).
Saint-Cyr (Mario) Ideal protests.
32081.
St. Gregory guild, inc.:
Ambrosian and Gregorian chants.
31036.
Missa brevis. 32500.
Missa pro defunctis.
St. James (G. W.):
Sweet Marie. 26018.
Sweetheart mine. 33328.
St. John (Bert) Broken idol.
Gi
St. John (EH. W.):
Blue bonnet Sue. 24188.
Springtime and you. 20888.
St. John (O. B.) Call, we heard the
call of freedom. 18874.
St. John (Stephen) Learnright method
for plectrum guitar.
St. Pierre (Leon) Greta Garbo is my
girl. 29680.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.):
Air de ballet. 33046.
Airs de ballet de Parysatis.
(559).
Andante de la troisiéme symphonie.
28424.
Assassinat du Due de Guise. 9509
(641), 12862 (445, 446).
Barcarolle. 31003 (156).
Beauty eternal. 2348.
Cheeur triomphal. 28425.
Etienne Marcel. 21569 (482, 483).
Evening bells. 20720.
Francaise militaire. 17795.
Glad new day. 5388.
Gloire de Corneille. 9509 (642).
Jota aragonese. 2349.
Marche religieuse. 12862 (447).
32003.
18648
3270
Matin. 18648 (311).
My heart at thy dear voice. 26533
(245).
My heart at thy sweet voice. 11884,
33047.
Orient et Occident. 29189 (364,
365).
Prélude du Déluge. 6253 (400).
Princesse jaune. 9509 (643).
Proserpine. 310038 (157).
Réverie du soir. 18648 (3812, 318).
Rouet d’Omphale. 3270 (560),
15517 (329).
Sur les bords du Nil. 9509 (644).
Swan. 2350, 23297, 33048, 33049.
Saint-Saéns (M. L. T.):
Assassinat du Due de Guise.
(641), 12862 (445, 446).
9509
31003 (156).
9509 (642).
12862 (447).
Barearolle.
Gloire de Corneille.
Marche religieuse.
Matin. 18648 (811).
Orient et Occident. 29189 (364,
365).
Proserpine. 31008 (157).
Saipe (B. A.):
Part of my heart. 20514.
You had a date that night.
Sakellaridis (T. I.) Maritsa.
Sakellariou (Antonios) :
Balos. 178.
Chasapicos horos. 27706.
Let’s have a drink. 27706.
Sakuntala. 17796.
Salabert (Francis) :
A Nanterre. 2.
Alma Portena. 29214.
Avee ce bon Monsieur Auber.
Baby. 29270.
Beaux nuages d’automne.
Comme une femme. 417.
Dias felices. 29476.
Inspiracion. 29906.
Juanita. 7582.
Negro bravo.
Pelele. 30392.
Ronda. 30475.
Rosa de Mayo. 30479.
Soirée avec Weber. 2496.
Souvenirs des trois Strauss.
Split. 2567.
Tes yeux noirs. 2711.
Vitamines. 26219.
Voluptuosa. 30830.
Salabert (Editions) :
A Nanterre. 2.
A vingt ans. 29190.
Alma Portena. 29214.
Amour est un petit jeu. 15578.
Auprés de vous. 29261.
15447.
1664.
9622.
198.
30268.
2507.
Avec ce bon Monsieur Auber. 9622.
Baby. 29270.
Beaux nuages d’automne. 198.
6441.
31201.
Bergére entétée.
Broadway-nu-follies.
C’est Bichon. 15784.
C’est la rumba. 29353.
C’est un mauvais garcon. 29354.
Cane...Cane...Canebiére. 6555.
Ce n’est pas trés trés bien... 348.
Chanson des iles. * 24280,
Chansons de nos vingt ans. 350.
Chant de la jeunesse. 26771.
Chant du travail. 29381.
Comme une femme. 417, 418.
D’Ajaccio 4 Bonifacio. 9954.
Dias felices. 29476.
Dis-moi que tu m’aimes. 10028.
Donnez-moi la main. 6777.
Dupont, Dubois, Durand. 6824.
En se regardant. 6849.
2081
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
a
Salabert (Editions )—Continued.
Faites ca pour moi. 10187, 29572.
Fleurs de Paris. 16200.
Imaginons que nous avons réve.
29873.
Inspiracion. 29906.
J’aime la mer comme une femme.
7563.
J’aime les femmes, e’est ma folie.
16821.
Je n’ai pas dit: je vous aime. 16824.
Je n’aime pas qu’on me regarde.
1316.
Je ne donnerais
299438.
Juanita. 7582.
Laissez-moi vous aimer.
Lilliana. 30029.
Ma Nénette. 30092.
Marinella. 17145.
Mon cceur est un petit bateau.
pas ma _ place.
16896.
7992.
Mon gangster. 17216.
Mon oncle Alex. 7998.
Mots qu’on pense tout bas. 17257.
Negro bravo. 30268.
Pelele. 303892.
Peseadous ouh! ouh. 8392.
Petit cabanon. 8393.
Plus beau tango du monde. 84835.
Poule. 8450.
Pourquoi je vous aime. 11724.
Prosper ... yop la boum. 8475.
P’tit bout d’femme. 11747.
Quand Vamour a passé par 1a.
Pea ( PAL
Quand méme. 2207.
Retires-tu tes lunettes.
Ronda. 30475.
Rosa de Mayo. 30479.
Si je devais. 2431, 8673.
Si je lui dis non. 2432.
Simone est comme @¢a.
17899.
Soirée avec Weber. 2496.
Soleil d’amour. 25915.
Souvenirs des trois Strauss.
Split. 2567.
Suis ton chemin. 20921.
Sur mon ceeur. 8873.
Tango bleu. 30684.
Tango des filles. 30685.
Tehi-tehi. 18100.
Tes yeux noirs. 2711.
Tortillerra. 18219.
Tout p’tit peu. 9053.
Trois mélodies. 2399.
Vitamines. 26219.
Voluptuosa. 308380.
Vous avez l’éclat de la rose.
Yen a qu’un dans Marseille.
Salacan (John):
Forget it. 10285.
I don’t know from nothin’.
2257.
17898,
2557.
9156.
9400.
7203.
I’m in love with you. 7313.
Low down man. 4759.
Ridin’ along on a spoon. 8542.
Too lovely to love. 18214.
You find fault with everything.
12774.
Salami (A.) Dark eyes. 3684, 15961.
Salandri (Natalie) See Schultz (N. 8.)
Salant (Hy) I made no mistake in
loving you. 138740.
Salant (Ted) I’m in love with you.
31941.
Salatich
28571.
Salazar (Ernestine) Moon we'll share.
325382:
(N. E.) Southland blues.
Salb (J. B.):
T’ll never dream again. 24818,
Too bad. 26142.
Underneath the smile of Ol’ Man
Moon. 21181.
Salecto (EH. S.):
As long as you are mine. 26603. .
Calling for you. 13117, 18877.
Calling for you my dear. 6544.
Why did it happen to me. 21894.
Salemme (W. J.) Amore di patria.
6316.
Salerno (Don and Henry) I for you.
13642.
Saletti (Lino) Valzerino. 15200.
Salierno (Fannie) Honey dear I love
you, I do, I do, I do. 19473.
Salina (M.) Bravo Rafaelillo. 26710.
Salit (BHlias) :
Are they only vacation dreams,
24102.
Long Island moon. 22700.
Swing, what is this thing. 23521.
Thanks for the wrong number
operator. 23574.
They’re throwin’ their diaries
away. 23606.
Sallee (A. B.) jr. Sleep darling sweet-
heart and dream. 2474.
Sallee (Andy) jr. Take me with you
in your dreams. 5673.
Sallee (O. M.) Sweetheart, I love to
remember. 23511.
Salley (K. J.) Easter wedding. 6838.
Sallustio (Giacinto) :
Fiorella. 731.
Inno a Benito Mussolini. 1264,
7519, 29908.
Sally. 28426.
Salomon. Roi. See Solomon. King of
Israel.
Salomon (EH. A.) And so it ends.
21609.
Salonites (Victoria) :
My baby. 17278.
Sweet paradise. 18060.
Salsbury (Al) aw., and Salsbury (D.
M.) prop. Habit like you is hard to
2082
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
break. 10356.
Salsbury (V. M.)
Salsbury corp.:
Bachelor of hearts. 29279.
Smile at me through your tears,
30568.
Tired. 9026.
Salt. and pepper. 5389*,
Salter (M. T.):
Afterglow. 15517 (38).
Breath of God. 15761.
Day is dying in the west. 6253
(95).
Hives. 15517 (91).
Kingdom of the spring. 15517
(201).
October. 15517 (276).
Tanager. 15517 (394).
Virgin’s lullaby. 380824.
Winter. 15517 (456).
Salter (Sumner) :
Benedictus in D. 15517 (25).
Christ-child. 26794.
Come unto Me, ye weary.
(107).
Evening bells. 20720.
Gloria in excelsis. 21569 (166).
In Thee O Lord, have I put my
3270
trust. 21569 (250).
Jubilate Deo. 21569 (271).
Judge me, O God. 21569 (350).
Lord is my light. 3270 (384, 385).
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 21569
(456).
Send out thy light. 21569 (176).
Shepherds. 28476.
Virgin’s lullaby. 30824.
Saltman (Philip):
Happy go lucky. 193898.
Heigh-ho. 16882.
I gotta have love.
Lullaby of the sea. 17097.
Rainy day in May. 17699.
That’s my love. 21029.
You shall have it. 18619.
Saltmarsh (M. K.) Rose
8578.
Salus (D. G.):
I found love in a dream. 27348.
Let’s forget. 27703.
Salustri (Giacomo) How long must
I wait for you Lily. 7161.
16502.
leaves.
Salustri (Jack) See Salustri (Gia-
como )
Salvado (L.) J’peux pas quitter Pau-
paul. 13818.
Salvation army brass band journal.
2356-2358, 8608, 17800, 20727,
33053.
Salvation army instrumental albums,
no. 22. 30494.
Salvationist pub. & supplies, ltd.:
Musical salvationist. 1800-1802,
4920, 8053, 113842, 14331, 17272,
20260, 22897, 25404, 27990, 32559,
32560.
Salvation army brass band journal.
2358, 8608, 17800, 20727, 304983,
33053.
Salvation army instrumental al-
bums. 30494.
Salvatore (Di Mauro):
Brill’andina. 15762.
Primavera. 17668.
Salvatori (Adolph) :
It’s just your picture on the wall.
Seles
Our love has ended much too soon.
25619.
Salvatori (Lee)
darkness. 3948.
Salvatori (Paul):
After to-night. 24045.
From out of the darkness.
If by chance. 22484.
Live for to-night. 22678.
This is your wedding day. 23609.
What difference does it make.
26271.
Will you see me through. 23884.
Yolanda. 33821.
Salviucci (Giovanni) :
Introduzione. 2359.
Introduzione, Passacaglia e Finale.
16772.
Salmo di David. 2358.
Sinfonia da camera. 25875.
Salzburg -ausverkauft. 19733,
Salzedo (Carlos) :
Berceuse. 9509 (60).
Caprice scherzando. 9509 (99).
Harmonious blacksmith. 10358.
Tiny tales for harpist beginners.
23628.
Salzer (Arthur)
empress of the sea.
Salzer (E. J.):
I’m so shy. 26583 (181).
Lads and lassies. 26533 (158).
Samazeuilh (Gustave) :
Andante de la troiséme symphonie.
28424,
Istar. 21569 (254).
Sommeil de Canope.
Samberg (Benjamin) :
Hootshe kootshe, sing it with me.
From out of the
3948.
20504.
Queen Mary, the
17687.
21569 (515).
29749.
I know a crazy song. 27359, 31897.
Limericks. 32285.
Novelty Benny. 11512*.
Pineapple whiskey. 11689*.
6347,
30493, | Saminsky (Lazare):
Around the May-pole.
Autumn fields. 63861.
Careful Etta. 6571.
Dance of the warriors. 6707.
Drowsy shepherdess. 6820.
Enchantment. 6850.
2083
INDEX
Saminsky (Lazare) —Continued.
Epilogue. 6852.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 6898.
Fire bell. 6907.
Gay promenade. 6960.
Harper-minstrel sings.
Irishman dances. 7525.
March. 8647.
Newfoundland air.
Old veranda. 8294.
Parade. 8369.
Pixie frolic. 8419.
Scherzino. 8625.
Shadows. 8649.
Smugglers. 8723.
Sunday afternoon music.
7072.
1947.
8861.
With trumpets and drums. 9368.
Young pioneers. 9487.
Sammarco (Emma) How can you say
you love me. 19496.
Sammis (Claude) Horned frogs, we
are all for you. 7147.
Sammis (Raphael) Meet me in the
morning with a smile. 27896.
Sammlung von stticken alter italieni-
scher meister fiir die moderne orgel.
9509 (647).
Sammond (H. 8S.)
Samora (O. T.)
9757.
Sample (Jene) Rock me in the cradle
of the moon. 5348.
Samples (Ralph):
Occasional kisses won’t do. 30312.
You write the music and I’ll write
the words. 24022.
Sampson (EH. M.):
Facts and figures. 13381.
Under the spell of the blues. 5860.
Sampson (Edgar) Stompin’ at the
Savoy. 5599, 18018.
Sampson (Godfrey) :
Badajoz. 3399.
Child’s suite.
Elegie. 10142.
Pastoral tune. 5204, 30387.
72 harmony and two-part counter-
point exercises. 17803.
Samson (Nelly) Comprendre.
Samson. 22145, 22146.
Samson and Delila. 33047.
Samson and Delilah. 11884.
Samson et Dalila. 26533 (245).
Samuel (C. B.)*gr:~ Portrait.of you.
14616.
Samuel (Harold):
In two parts. 16758.
Sketches by Sol. 8700.
Samuel Cranston. 30495*.
Samuelian (Ara and Dick):
Cryin’ for love. 6687.
Have a heart. T7075.
How was I to know. 7164.
Winter. 30927.
Boy I tried to forget.
9865.
424,
Dt. 17, ni-si, yaad
I found the melody in your eyes.
7219.
I like to linger by Niagara. 7245.
If I had only known. 7430.
Night I bumped my head against
the stars. 8192.
Only in dreams you do. 83388.
Say it again. 8623.
Somebody always loses. 8745.
Speakin’ of love. 8801.
Still you’re not satisfied. 8835.
Was I dreaming. 9185.
What is this change in me. 92387.
World came to an end. 9391.
Samuels (Art) pseud. See Samuelian
(Ara)
Samuels (Dick) pseud. See Samuelian
(Dick) .
Samuels (Edmond):
Believe me. 9691.
Coo-ee. 9913.
Samuels (G. A.) Tantalizing. 33368.
Samuels (W. G.):
Blazin’ the trail to my home. 9725.
College walk. 21787, 24821.
Cottage by the moon. 15910.
I know what the well dressed man
will wear. 31900.
Moonlight and palm trees. 25367.
Now that we’re together. 17441.
Old fashioned buggy in the bar.
20418.
Silla vaquera. 5463.
Stars around the moon. 20896,
23455.
Sunday on the Swanee. 2629.
Sundown in Peaceful Valley. 2630.
Swingtime. 12201, 18079, 20966.
There’s a cottage by the moon.
8986.
Samuelson (Arvid) :
Brownies. 6517.
Colonel Bogey. 6689.
Come to the fair. 6658.
Fairy pipers. 6883.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
7162, 7163.
I hear you calling me. 7233, 7234.
Pomp and circumstance march no.
1. 8441.
Rayini’s serenade. 8505.
Second minuet. 8638.
San Angelo (Joseph) :
I’m just sentimental. 4289.
It’s a night of splendor. 19805.
Sanchez (Hermanos) Poemas de mi
patria. 5241.
Sanchez (Orlando) Sweet. 30649.
Sanchez (S. P.):
Gaona. 31628.
Hidalgo. 31794.
Serenata misteriosa. 30521.
Sixteenth Ave. at Coolidge. 33163.
2084.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sanchez de Fuentes (Eduardo) See
Sanchez de Fuentes y Pelaez
(EHduardo )
Sanchez de Fuentes y Pelaez (Edu-
ardo) :
Composiciones para canto y piano.
$901, 9902.
Cuban folk-song.
Sandauer (Heinz) :
Herz ist einsam in der welt. 31789.
Ja mein kleiner htitto-hotto, htitto-
hotto reiter. 168238.
3218.
Mama ich bin so glticklich. 32418.
Wir wollen triumen. 12706.
Sandberger (Adolf) :
Drei trios. 10394.
Fiinf lieder und gesinge. 17807.
Sandby (Herman) Quintett. 28323.
Sanders (A. B.) When the peach trees
are blooming in Dixie. 21342.
Sanders (Al):
Drifting along with love.
Foolish pride. 31598.
Giggles. 22086.
I missed my chance. 27454.
I nominate you. 19646.
King of the air. 27652.
Lonely heart. 22690.
Night-time in the Orient. 28100.
On the Conewango neath the cres-
31493.
cent moon. 5146.
Sanders (Alma) Just a bit of Irish
lace. 10930.
Sanders (Hffie) I want to dream in your
arms. 27488.
Sanders (G. H.):
All aboard. 31020.
Alumni march. 31038.
Armistice march. 31063.
Ascher’s clipper band book. 24108.
Ascher’s four star folio for orches-
tra. 21633.
Choclo. 31287.
Cities service march. 24309, 24310.
Come back to Sorrento. 32324.
Double eagle march. 31460.
Father of victory. 31565.
Gold and silver. 31675.
In the good old days. 32088.
Loch Lomond. 32324.
New horizons. 32662.
None but the lonely heart. 33516.
Viennese refrain. 330981.
Violets. 33585.
Sanders (G. W.) Flower girl. 3913.
Sanders (Herbert)
' adore Thee. 204.
Sanders (Joe):
Joyful, joyful, we
Half way to dawn. 4062.
Time out for love. 33447.
Twinkle toes. 23668.
Sanders (R. F.):
T’ll remember,
away. 24820.
when I’ve gone
We'll always be, just as we are.
26246.
Sanders (R. L.)
Sanders (Troy) :
Angelina. 6327.
Dainty steppers.
Dos galanes. 6789.
I sing of spring. 7366, 19657.
Linda muchacha. 7749.
Noche azul. 8213.
Salud a todos. 8606.
Sneezing love. 2487.
Suenos de princesa. 8850.
Which is which. 9302.
Sanderson (F. A.):
Democratic march. 19064.
Oldsters’ march. 11577.
Sanderson (Wilfrid) :
Charm me asleep to music.
Sower. 9509 (697).
Why. 9509 (801).
Sandgren (C. D.):
Gone, but not forgotten. 29665.
Reeessional. 2239.
6700.
15830.
Nearest my heart. 25486.
San Diego. 11890.
Sandler (Lena) :
Lovely vision. 11173.
Middletown is the town for me.
48438.
Sandor (Jeno) Két magyar dal.
30497.
Sandoval (Miguel) :
Dulces recuerdos. 16106.
Farewell my country. 27059.
I come to you. 10517.
Sin tu amor. 17901.
Yo hasta el cielo daria. 15426,
30954.
Sands (lL. H.) We all will love our
dear U. S. A. 38624.
Sands (Lee) This is a drug store.
12330.
Saneholtz (EH. D.):
Lord send Thy word. 17045.
Siloam’s shady rill. 11976.
Sanford (Dick) :
And they said it wouldn’t last.
21612.
Everybody kiss yeur partner. 3853.
In a little jernt in Greenpernt by
the Gowanus canal. 19740.
Since Yussel learned to yodel, he’s
a Yiddishe mountaineer. 8689.
That song. 5726. ai
Uncle Elmer’s almanac.
Ya big sissy. 21463.
Sanford (H. L.):
Barn dance.
Irish patrol.
Sanford (H. C.):
Sons of Texas. 14884.
Victory bound. 12499, 28873.
21171.
3270 (44).
3270 (325).
2089
INDEX
Sanford (Richard) You're another
step toward heaven in the church
across the way. 15466.
Sanford (Roy) Just say too doo too
doo. 10956.
San Francisco.
Sang (Henry)
Sangicrgio (Giorgio)
saxophone. 8612.
Sanglear (Charles) :
Grand processional.
12733, 12734, 17810.
Ship. 33126.
6 themes for
26533 (101).
Half has never been told. 26533
(103).
Refuge. 26533 (235).
Sanguinet (J. A.) Fools dream. 3922.
Sa Nicola (Jack) Too soon. 15134.
Sankey (W. H.) Mississippi valley,
I’m coming back to you. 22844.
Sanmartini (G. B.) Sinfonia in do
maggiore. 23363.
Sanner (Ralph) Swing my soul.
18074.
Sans-Souci (Gertrude) pseud. See
Toomey (G. S. 8S.)
Sant Ambrogio (Anthony):
Falling snow. 29575.
Sleepy story. 30561.
Santa Claus march. 380306, 32723.
Santa Emma (Pasquale) Oh Paul, I
could not say no more no, no, no to
you. 382747.
Santa Lucia.
Santa’s magic powder.
Santich (John)
sire. 24699.
Santly bros.—Joy, ine.:
Don’t look now. 24442.
Floating on a bubble. 31589.
Go West young man. 27144.
Good-night my lucky day. 31698.
Hickory-dickory-dock. 16405, 19447.
I dream of Bermuda. 24785.
14727, 14728, 17818, 33059.
33059*.
Heart of heart’s de-
I’m gonna clap my hands. 1092,
1093.
I’m one step ahead of my shadow.
19632.
I’m _ pixilated over you. 10651,
10652.
I was saying to the moon. 27495.
I wish I were a_ clown §like
Pagliacci. 13806, 16678.
It must be love. 382119.
It’s a small world, after all. 10862.
Lady wants to dance. 32227.
Last night I dreamed of you.
22611.
Love is good for anything that ails
you. 382376.
Me and the moon. 20171, 20172.
My memory song. 8122.
Nothing’s blue but the sky. 17482.
Now you're talkin’ my language.
32716.
pt. 1H, n! Ss Vou
Oh! You rogue! You stole my heart.
23069, 25563.
OV man Mose. 8269.
On a typical tropical night. 28184,
28185.
Over a bow] of suki-yaki. 20499.
Something to look forward to.
20841.
State of my heart. 8828, 12122.
Sunshine at midnight. 12159,
14950.
Touch of your lips. 5802.
We happen to be in the army.
33627.
What will become of me. 28950.
When a boy from the mountains
weds a girl from the valley.
12594.
When the sun_ sets over the
Rockies. 21346.
Who belongs to you. 21388.
Santojanni (G.) Casa musicale. Piedi-
grotta Santojanni 1985. 5223.
Santoni (J. H.) Besame. 13040.
Santonocito (Santo) Mio April. 4852.
Santoro (F. P.):
I’m wondering why you've cheated
on me. 4811.
Thinking of someone who has left
me. 26116.
Santos (Don) Santos junior Spanish
guitar method. 33060, 33061.
Santos (Don) pub. co., ine.:
Melodic Hawaiian guitar folio.
32459.
Santos junior Spanish guitar
method. 383060, 33061.
Santos novella folio. 33062,
Santucei. (J. J.);
Heartaches and mem ries.
Sing to me love. 5483.
Santucci (John):
Can this be love. 138126.
Lovers waltz. 4753.
This is the day. 5764.
Sapellnikoff (—) Second gavotte.
29189 (378).
Saperton (David):
Boite 4 musique. 29332.
By the lagoon. 29349, 29350.
Cubanola. 29448.
Evening in the desert. 29560.
Saputo (Frank) jr. Fly in the fiddle.
10226.
Sarah
20495.
Sarasate (Pablo de)
15508, 18648 (397).
Sarbek (Boris) Du soleil dans mon
ceur. 10120.
Sarbib (Roger) Mal de mer. 30108.
Sarché (Edward) Franklyn D. Roose-
velt. 29617.
4108.
(Harold) Our to-morrow.
Zigeunerweisen.
2086
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sargent (C. H.):
Old dusty road. 144983.
Sunset valley. 14949.
Sargent (HK. R.) This is the night.
21079.
Sargent (L. L.):
Apple blossom time.
Cherry blossom time. 13151.
Rhododendrons. 28254.
Roses of springtime. 23289.
Sargent (Rena) I never knew. 7351.
Sargent (Wayne) :
Just like a china cup.
Lonely soul. 20044.
Sari. 1597--1602, 7857.
Sarli (A. G.):
He never cared. 16366.
Hold me tight. 29739.
Moonlight in your eyes. 27962.
Sarli (C. Di) Cancioén de Ausencia.
24247.
Sarnoff (lL. R.)
Sarony (Leslie) :
Let me carry your bag dad, to
Bagdad, dad. 4605.
No more war. 11497.
When the territorials are on pa-
rade. 21347.
Sarson (May):
All in the April evening. 18679.
How wonderful are all Thy works.
12936.
19877.
Music box. 22891.
31835.
TI sing of a maiden. 16689.
Red Indians. 5801.
Sing levy dew. 20786.
Summer springs so fresh.
Sarti (Giuseppe) Andante.
Sartorio (Arnoldo) :
Fascination. 21569 (130).
Gavotte de la reine. 21569 (160).
Twinkling stars. 24031 (219).
With flying colors. 6253 (535).
Sas (André) Suite péruvienne. 8856.
Sasek (J. R.) Vm just rocking in the
cradle of the moon. 7316.
Saskowski (C. A. E.) Yours to com-
mand. 38254*.
Sassa (Kokka) In my arms. 27542,
Sassany (Joseph) Dreaming of the
one far-away. 31481.
Sassmannshbausen (Walter) :
Be thou faithful unto death.
Lovely appear. 849.
There were shepherds. 2765.
Three chorale harmonizations.
170.
Sasso (Joe)
the question.
Sather (R. H.):
Dancing and romancing. 26877.
Heaven must have sent you. 918.
Tuck me off to Dreamland. 12419.
Two hundred a month on the
Townsend plan. 26178.
12149.
5o97.
188.
Forgetting you is out of
758.
Satoris (F., Je):
If you were a little birdie. 32055.
Old rusty stove. 8288.
Satterfield (H. P.):
Con amore. 426.
Supplication. 2683. }
Saturday brings rainy weather. 15517
(331);
Sauer (Emil) Chasse. 29189 (57).
Sauer (L. E.):
Way of my heart. 383623.
Wrong. 21459.
Sauer (William) :
It’s the way you dance tonight.
a2 e2.
Just a kiss from lips as sweet as
yours: 27617,
She loves me, and loves me not.
30582.
Your smile. 3253.
Sauers (George) sr.
pay attention. 11701.
Sauguet (Henri) Concerto 1. 9907.
Saul (R. E.) Make believe. 27858.
Saums (R. D.) Georgie Porgie Pudd’n
Pie. 3964.
Saunders (Geo.)
your thought.
Saunders (J. E.)
splash at that beautiful ocean.
Saunders (R. D.):
Cornstalk fiddle and a horse hair
bow. 9917.
Hymn to America. 10491.
Village waltz. 12508.
Please citizens
I’d give a penny for
16483.
I’m making a big
16595.
When bluebonnets are blooming.
18397.
Wonderful lady, mother mine.
18521.
Saunders (Sidney) Gorse bloom.
ZZ ie
Saunders (W. R.) jr. Me and this
heart of mine. 32449.
Saup (R. CC.) Gone with the wind.
27158.
Sauret (Emile) aw., and Sauret (EH. E.)
prop. Chanson sans paroles et Ma-
zourka. 26533 (36).
Saury (Emile):
Air de ballet. 15517 (4).
Cavatine. 18648 (62).
Sauter (R. A.) Laughing at you now.
80001.
Sautreuil (Jean):
Jérome Perreau.
Mélody. 17815.
Tango noir. 33365.
Vogue mon cceur.
2 gamines. 26528.
Saux (Gaston) :
C’est Vamour. 9794.
Chanson presque triste.
Cot! Cot. 9924.
Doux horloger.
10908.
9151.
9855.
10065.
2087
INDEX
Saux (Gaston )—Continued.
Enlacement. 10151.
Faut du doigté. 10196.
J’ai trop d’amour. 10898.
Pas grand chose. 11654.
Puisque t’as le tas. 11752.
Senhora. 11931.
Si jétais petit oiseau.
Souvenirs. 12083.
Vieux bane. 12502.
Savage (Amelia) au.,
(KF. W.) prop. Please don’t run over
me. 28277.
Savage (I.
33615.
Savar
4083.
Saviano (Ernest)
last June. 33536.
Savile (John) MHere’s a health unto
his majesty. 19441.
Saville (—):
He met Ena in an inn. 163865.
Just a holiday sweetheart. 13951.
Quayside in old Shanghai. 14633.
Saville (Harry):
Blue sunset. 21717,
Boris on the bass.
Ginger. 16265.
Grey smoke in the sky. 19370.
It’s gonna be a bright and sunny
day. 7544.
Nun-Yuff and Sun-Yuff. 25535.
Sarah the sergeant major’s daugh-
ter. 33064.
Savino (Domenico) :
Grass widow’s lament. 19356.
I want you forever. 22421.
Metropolitan nocturne. 22824.
On the trail. 11594.
Symphony in steel. 20970.
Xavier Cugat’s favorite collection
11965.
M.) Wanderers” goal.
(Samuel ) Haunting melody.
"Twas a year ago
26696.
31193.
of tangos and rhumbas. 6139.
Savior lead me. 5400.
Savitt (Jan) Play geography. 32874.
Savoy-hotel 217. 32075.
Sawler (HE. M.)
23401.
Sawtelle (M. O.)
time to forget.
Sawtelle (Salty)
Sawyer (A. E.)
Sawyer (A. H.)
28002.
Sawyer (Adella):
Some one is waiting.
It will take a long
16816.
Sce Sawtelle (M. O.)
Melody lane. 4822.
My darling Pearl.
Bells of old Shandon. 15696.
In Argentina. 16719.
Someone, somewhere. 17959.
Song I love. 17969.
Sawyer (H. S.):
Chasing the butterflies. 21569
(67).
Christmas light. 26803*.
Come, ye blessed. 26831.
and Savage! Sawyer (Ray)
pt. 111, n. s., v. 3
Dancing in the moonlight. 21569
Hawaiian nights. 16357.
Heap big Injun. 6253 (178).
I will lift up mine eyes. 27498.
If with all your hearts. 27518.
Lord, may Thy kingdom come.
30060.
Thy will be done... 28756.
Sawyer (Howard) See Sawyer (A. H.)
On the shores of Tahiti.
23114.
Sax (Gustave) :
All hail our noble President. 9552.
Beauty sublime, all the _ time.
31129.
Caroline, you blue eyed darling.
18901.
Centennial blues. 24275.
Dreamy eyes. 6813.
Girl I met last night. 24609.
I bought me a farm. 7188.
I'll meet my love in Slumberland.
27377.
Low moon. . 27837.
My little blondie from the Hast.
1852.
My treasure. 22984.
Oh you pretty little thief. 25562.
Quadruplets, I wish I were your
dad. 17685.
Ringing an air about your hair.
23265.
That wonderful dreamship of mine.
5730.
Way of true love. 23729.
When we’re dancing the rhumba.
26330.
When you believe in me. 6051.
You're so different. 23992.
You’re such a lovable you. 15480.
Saxer (M.M.) Waltz serenade. 30848.
Saxon (Jack):
Far main folg. 16167.
Sol sain geleibt. 33208.
Saxon (Raymond) Jve often won-
dered. 1167.
Saxton? (MemvVz) Stormy weather
brewin’. 2597.
Sayers (S. A.) Just a little trouper.
32169.
Saylor (Ed, or Eddy) pseud. See Salit
(Elias)
Sayons (Alfonso) Caracol. 322.
Sbrana (Luigi) :
Figli d'Italia. 10204.
Good-bye my love. 31694.
Grande piccina. 10340.
March of progress. 30116.
17811.
My heart is yours
San Francisco.
Sbroceo (Vincent)
to keep. 229380.
Seagliarini (R. V.):
I want to be with you. 4347.
2088
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
a EES EE eae ns ean ee OCU BENTO SRE ES Ore re EI a a
What’s the use of living. 18387.
Scala (Michele) :
Canto di guerra. 6560.
°O mese ’e Maggio. 8240.
Stasera mi sembri piu’ bella.
14920.
Seales (Mrs. J. M.) See Scales (M. I.)
Seales (M. I.) <All hail to Texas.
12893.
Scanlan (Spencer) pseud. See Bur-
rowes (H. S.)
Scanlin (A. J.) Harlem. 4073.
Seanlon (Harry) There’s love in
spring. 18161.
Scarborough (Duncan) Rhythm gal.
23255.
Searfi (Santi) I1 love Gad. 10586.
Searlatti (Domenico) :
Pastorale. 24031 (177).
Sonata. 5406.
Searmolin (A. L.):
Chimes. - 367.
Sunset’s symphony. 28619.
Tellico scarf. 28687.
Seavone (J. H.):
Honeymoon time. 3818138.
I followed my eyes. 31881.
O! You better watch out for
Winchell. 1997.
Our defender. 14541.
When love is in command. 28974.
Sceeles (Mary):
I'll never forget the day I met you.
22289.
Pretending.
Scelba (A. P.)
me. 29565.
Scenes from Giotto’s frescoes of the
Nativity. 8624*.
Schaad (G. T.):
How can I thank the stars. 967.
When you tell me that you love me.
3064.
Schaaf (N. M.)
thing and love.
Schaar (C. A.):
Childhood yesterdays.
Maybe I care. 27890.
Takin’ in the big to-do. 18090.
Schach dem koénig ... 30506.
Schad (W. C.) Plango. 32878.
Schade (Anita) :
Hoffnung. 16416.
Waltz by Strauss.
Schaefer (A. H.):
Holy name. 24725.
Ladder of fame. 10988.
Modern legionnaire. 17211.
Paloma. 25639.
Show-man. 11961.
Soloist. 12025.
Student’s key. 14937.
Schaefer (G. A. Grant-)
Schaefer (G. A.)
52067.
Everything happens to
Ill give you every-
1048.
15838.
18324.
See Grant-
Schaefer (H. P.) My little Texas gal.
25451.
Schaefer (R. B.) Wear a rose for Mr.
Roosevelt. 388637.
Schaeffer (D. S.):
Dreaming in the Rockies. 603.
Oh love me. 238149.
Schaeffer (Kathleen) :
Are you winking silver moon.
12988.
Gall of the whippoorwill. 6541.
Childhood home in Erin. 6601.
Darkies love the Mississippi sun.
6723.
My pal of tender years. 11419.
Two hearts on the bark of a tree.
9098.
Schaeffer (Mary):
Living from day to day. 17021,
20017.
Rhythm in my bones. 20652.
Rockin’ chair swing. 25780.
Sitting on the moon. 28519.
Spring in Vienna but autumn in
my heart. 5572, 20884.
Schaeffer (Mort) Ridin’ on my way.
14669.
Schiffer (Wilhelm) They never met.
33419.
Schaf (EH. L.):
Everybody is swingin’. 10171.
Hopelessly in love. 10467.
Ill remember, now that I’m in
love with you. 10578.
Lovers, like us. 17085.
Words failed me. 127382.
You are the beat in my heart.
12752!
Schafer (Alma)
Schafer (HK. J.):
Modern paradise. 4868.
Why should I long for someone
else. 12688.
Wond’ring. 6122, 21441.
Schafer (G. W.) Uncle Sam. 2872.
Schafer (L. P.) River wait for me.
2283.
Schaffer (B. J.):
Dreaming of you. 6808.
That old winding lane. 23580.
Where the trailing arbutus grow.
21370.
Schaffnit (HE. P.):
Pale moon. 28242.
Sally my queen. 20722.
Schaffnit (Henry) Weary days. 30855.
Schamberg (Art) Someone’s stealin’
my sunshine. 25924.
Schamp (F. J.) Love pats.
Schapiro (Boris) :
Mary Sue. 27884.
9509 (422).
Arabian nights. 18717
Queen Olive. 32948.
Scharff (Bob) See Scharff (R. L.)
Scharff (P. B.) Betty Lou. 6445
2089
INDEX
Scharff (R. L.):
Don’t look now. 19102.
Life is blue. 19987.
Mum’s the word. 20258.
My dream. 4939.
Nearly. 20342.
Scharringhausen (James ) Lonely
heart. 20040.
Scharschmidt (Virginia) Roosevelt
song. 28391.
and Schar-
Viertes kon-
Scharwenka (F. X.) au.,
wenka (Lucie) prop.
zert.. 26533: (249).
Scharwenka (Phil) aw., and Schar-
wenka (Marlene) prop. Violinkon-
zert nr. 2, G dur. 29189 (154).
Schate (G.) See Geuppert (Gladys)
Schatenstein (Jack) :
Alone at night on the prairie, with
my memories of you. 15560.
Away out in Wyoming. 26613.
Beautiful state of Wyoming. 6413.
Before Gabriel blows his horn.
13026.
Call from the sea. 21747.
Cling a little closer to me. 15863.
Coney Island. 138194.
Dearest pal. 10001.
Dream girl. 21914.
Happy toes. 7068.
Heart of my heart. 29719.
Hitech hiker blues. 24718.
I don’t want dreams I want reality.
1005.
I know. 10554.
I love you from the bottom of my
heart. 27394.
I’m dreaming at dawning. 10607.
I’ve got a feelin’ you’re cheatin’.
1160.
I wonder. 29852.
In the good old horse car days.
19768.
Indiana moon. 10824.
Just like a dream. 1373.
Just one more dance.
Little blue eyes. 4657.
Little girl waiting in my old home
town. ‘T767.
Loved one couldn’t you love some-
one too. 22743.
Love’s sweet dream. 1605.
Midst an old fashioned garden.
11272.
Moon mysteries. 32530.
Moonlight memories. 30182.
My happy day. 22926.
My love is calling you.
My love runs deep for you.
My sweetest dream. 22981.
My trailing arbutus. 11448.
Now they’re dancing the stream-
line. 32715.
Our beautiful dream. 8352.
29961.
22952.
25455.
pt. 11, n. s.j v. 31
Our flag. 23134.
Please forgive me. 5237.
Rainbow moon. 25735.
Saturday night. 33065.
Serpentino. 11987.
Sing ’em sweet and play ’em hot.
25879.
Singing to the moon. 5487.
Somebody who’s heart is loving
and true. 5029.
Springtime in Georgia. 12106.
Stars of tomorrow. 8826.
Swagger suit. 2639.
Sweet Nancy Lee. 2655.
There are no two ways about it.
28717.
This is the night. 2773.
Thumbing my way back home.
5774.
Valley of broken dreams. 9123.
What’s the use of a lucky star.
3009. e
When baby cries for daddy.
When I’m asleep. 23798.
When the golden sun is sinking.
12628.
When the moon meets the dawn
of the day. 3047.
While our flag waves in the air.
28955.
23847.
Why did you cry when I said
good-bye. 9828.
Won’t a cabin do. 29084.
You are like a_ shooting star. -
29106.
You are my sweetheart, girl of my
dreams. 9419.
Schaterstein (J.) Memories of Nellie.
30144.
Schaub (H. F.) Passacaglia und
Fuge. 23162.
Schauf (BE. R.) Southland. 87965.
Schaye (J. L.) Describing you. 529.
Scheel (Elma)
days. 26629.
Scheer (L. 8S.)
Scheffler (Earle)
song. 3188.
Scheffler (J. J.):
Kamerad deutscher.
Lied vom neuen reich.
Scheftel (Al):
Alexander’s got a jazz band now.
6284.
Broadway atmosphere. 3502.
It’s fun and stuff. 7543.
Lend me you. 11015.
Let’s give the devil his due.
Montana moon. 11296.
No fault to find with you.
Week-end girl. 5958.
Scheherazade. 32915.
Schehl (J. A.):
Dear lady of my dreams.
Back in our yester-
Cargadores. 21757.
You are my theme
10960.
11056.
11030.
8204.
13246.
2090
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Midnight
17189.
Three wise men. 33488.
Scheibell (G. B.) What grows in my
garden, and other songs. 12583.
Scheidlmeier (M. C.) My boat of
dreams. 14839.
Schein (J. H.) Ka-ka-ka-nye.
Scheiner (Paul):
All of a sudden.
Far away. 138392.
Scheingarten (Louis)
~ monium. 20510.
Schelb (Henry)
2618.
Schell
31408.
Scheller (Kenneth)
out you. 19521.
Schempp (TIT. W.) Sufro. 5615.
Schenck (M. E.) Sunflower state of
the Union. 20928.
Schene (K. EH.) Wonderful bouquet of
flowers I present to you. 9878.
Schenk (A. M. M.) I’m just an apple.
223377.
Schenkendorf (Leopold von):
Das ist nun mal so. 500.
Heute singe ich nur
24716.
Schenkman (Edgar)
the Gentiles. 18751.
Scher (Fred):
Barrell organ. 138008.
Bez przerwy Smieje sie. 31168,
ride of Paul Revere.
29971.
12898.
Paris pande-
Stupid little Cupid.
Dear
(Clarence ) old dad.
I ean’t do with-
in moll.
Come, Savior of
32137.
Bo jesteSmy mitodzi. 6486, 8452,
14617.
Czerwone tango. 26869.
Gondoto ptyh. 13486, 13487.
Jadzia. 32136, 32137.
Jak drogie sa wspomnienia. 32139,
32140.
Jakgdyby nigdy nic... 22529,
22530.
Katarynka. 13986.
Korsykafiska serenada. 14009,
14010.
Nad kotyska. 8157, 8188.
Nie chee wiedziec. 32672, 33171.
Od mitoSci nikt sie nie wykreci.
8245, 8246.
Pijana fordanserka. 14591.
Piosenko moja lec... 14594.
Powiedz tylko tak. 8451, 8452,
14617.
Skonfiskowane. 33171, 33172.
Tango meksykafiskie. 20988.
Wojskowa parada. 15405.
Scherer (David) You have never been
in my arms. 23956.
Scherer (F. H.):
Haunting eyes. 24688.
Here in my heart. 381785.
You'll never leave me. 338850.
Scherer (Frank) Hidalgo. 33089.
Scherer (H. M.) I’m goin’ steady with
Freddie. 27414.
Scherer (John) You have never been
in my arms. 23956.
Schermann (Leo) Premiére petite fan-
taisie hongroise. 9509 (584).
Schertzinger (Victor) :
Follow your heart. 22044.
Let’s go. 1466.
Life begins when you're in love.
1475.
Magnolias in the moonlight. 22760.
Marchéta. 32429, 32430.
There’ll be no South. 2744.
Who minds ’bout me. 23855.
Scherz (Sylvester) pseud. See Schmitt
(R.)
Scherzer (Hugo) Sacrifice. 20711.
Schestak (B. C.) Berceuse. 15704.
Schettino (V. 8.) Jaurez. 4497.
Schick (Osear)
31922.
Schiff (Nathan) Mop song. 11316.
Schiffer (Grover) Paris moon. 17583.
Schiffer (Phyllis) Shattered illusions.
I’m a king on my own.
14766.
Schiffner (Richard) Fantasie und
Fuge. 22011.
Schill (OQ. K.):
Andante cantabile.
Chanson villageoise.
292).
Romanza. 9509: (625).
Schillemore (KE. H.):
Claudette. 9884.
I’m glad I’m that way about you.
4275.
Sequoia moon.
Schiller (A. K.)
9509 (751).
12862. (291,
33105.
Speak of heaven.
23430.
Schiller (Franz) Humming bird.
13605.
Schilling (E. E.) Youwll always be
my pal. 9489, 12780.
Schilling (J. J.)
Schily (Emma)
ways. 27699.
Schimmel (M. A.) Moonlight in a pal-
ace garden. 20232.
Schindel (Louise) Quadruplets, I wish
I were your dad. 17685.
Schindler (Kurt):
Adoration. 3270 (6).
Daisy’s song. 38270 (124).
Faery song. 3270 (178).
Six old French Christmas carols.
6253 (408, 409).
Schindler (R. J.) King without a
queen. 22594.
Schindler (Walter) Kleines geistliches
konzert. 4561.
I love you so. 16556.
Let’s be young al-
2091
INDEX
pti, nis. vee
Schipa (Tito) :
Edizioni Gennarelli, Piedigrotta
1935. 645.
Piedigrotta 1986. 32869.
Schirlé (M. A. J.):
Deux mélodies. 2376.
Miserere. 1726.
Missa brevis. 253846.
Schirmer (EH. C.) music ¢o.:
Ach Herr, mich armen stinder.
18747.
All hail, bright spring. 12892.
Awake, thou wintry earth. 31083,
31084.
Choralia. 31292.
Choruses from The Mikado. 18981.
Cradle-song of the shepherds.
29440.
Ehr’ sei in’s himmels throne. 18747.
Folk-songs and ballads for informal
Singing. 381597.
Legend. 15147.
Leib zwar in der erden. 18758.
Misericordias Domini. 14278.
National Christmas carols. 32645.
Old woman and the pedlar. 14505.
Peaceable kingdom. 382848.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 32901-
32908.
Rejoice in the Lord. 8522.
Second Concord anthem _ book.
17836.
Sing we Noel. 383154, 33155.
Slumber soft. 6885.
To Thee alone be glory. 29278.
Wenn es meines Gottes_ wille.
18758.
Schirmer (G.) ine.:
Adagio. 1442.
Album of popular French piano
music. 240381 (3, 4).
All day on the prairie. 3302.
All through the night. 6294.
Always you. 29222.
Amiens sings. 12921.
Andante. 5397.
Arabesque valsante. 12937.
Art of the fugue. 15650.
Ascher album. 240381 (8).
Bach album. 26621, 26622.
Ballymoney. 177.
Beech Mountain folk-songs and bal-
lads. 18790.
Behold, what manner of love. 213.
Bells of Bergen. 18800.
Bendel album. 24081 (18).
Berkeley hills. 15705.
Bessie Bobtail. 15707.
Bethlehem rejoices. 31158.
Billy and his drum. 15717.
Bird songs. 236.
Blest is the man. 26679.
Bohm album. 24031 (17, 18).
Boite 4 musique. 29332.
2092
Bourrée. 18750.
Brazos boat song. 6500.
Breath of God. 15761.
Brook in the pasture. 18849.
Builders of America. 26726.
By the bend of the river. 6581.
By the lagoon. 29349, 29350.
Cadenza to the 1st movement of
Beethoven’s concerto no. 3.
18867.
Cadenzas for Beethoven’s piano
concertos. 9805.
Call to remembrance, O Lord.
18873.
Cap and bells. 6563.
Caro mio ben. 6575.
Child Jesus lay on Mary’s knee.
31284.
Chloe. 15845.
Chorale and Fugue. 26623.
Christmas folk-song. 31303.
Christ’s doves. 9875.
Cloister knell. 8585,
College spirit. 404.
Come and play. 26826.
Come, Saviour of the Gentiles.
18751.
Concerto for violoncello and or-
chestra. 13192.
Contrary Mary. 440.
Country earnival. 18984.
Country jig. 18985.
Create in me a clean heart, O God.
15920.
Cubanola. 29448.
Daisies. 15986.
Dancing marionette. 19025.
Day is past and over. 67382.
Daybreak. 26898.
De glory road. 508, 509,
Death and General Putnam. 15991.
Dedication. 517.
Dickey birds. 540.
Dido and Aeneas. 31430.
Don Quixote visits Vienna. 26951.
Dover Beach. 19108, 19109.
Down in yon forest. 31465, 31466.
Dream within a dream, 16079.
Dreamer. 3783.
Dresden shepherdess. 16097.
Drummer-boy. 26998.
Dryads, sylvans. 31727.
Dulces recuerdos. 16106.
Easter joy. 685,
Envoy. 16131.
Equinox. 671.
Evening bells. 20720.
Evening in the desert. 29560.
Faded bouquet. 19201.
Fairy moon. 708*.
Fairy steps. 27049.
Far o’er the bay.. 13394.
Fifty-nine piano solos you like to
play. 16183.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Fir-tree. 27072.
Yive Irish fantasies. 1522.
Flight. 6910.
Floods of spring. 31590.
Flutist’s formulae. 744,
Fosteriana. 6982.
Frim] favorites. 19269.
Frogs. 19272.
From the canebrake. 19275.
Frost-elves. 10273.
Giuseppe, da barber.
Gladness. 16279.
Glory and honor.
Go, lovely rose. 6989.
Gottschalk album. 24031 (62).
Great and mighty wonder. 29679.
Great songs made simple. 19360.
Gurlitt album. 24031 (66).
Hail your risen Lord. 7054.
Harmonica-player. 19407.
Haymakers. 908.
He shall come down like rain.
16369.
He who would valiant be. 13549.
Heavens are declaring. 29298.
Hidden in the valley. 104382.
13466, 16272.
19306, 19807.
Hispana. 7121, 27258,
Home to my blue hills. 10457,
10458.
Hop-toad. 27281.
How do I love thee. 13600.
Hurdy-gurdy man. 975.
I’m standing in the sun. 13731.
I went to the circus. 1179.
I will give thanks unto the Lord.
27496, 27497.
If the seas dry. 19720.
If you only knew. 1213.
In an old English garden. 7463.
In de shadder of de lamb. 16722.
In summer. 19765.
In the night, Christ came walking.
13860.
Introduxit me rex. 28243,
Invocation to Saint Cecilia. 32103.
Island. 32109.
It happened in the starlight.
19801.
Journey’s end. 32168.
Lack album. 24081 (109).
Lady picking mulberries.
Lange album. 240381 (110).
Last night. 16908.
Let my song fill your heart. 19950.
Let this mind be in you. 19977.
Lichner album. 24031 (113).
Lift high the triumph-song. 4642.
7534,
19924.
Like sunshine in your hair. 17746.
Listen to the lambs. 32292.
Lord, in Thy resurrection. 20055.
7814.
who dost love me.
Lord is my shepherd.
Lord Jesus,
17044.
2093
Lord,
7816.
Lord’s prayer.
Lost. 20058.
Lover. 20109.
Lullaby for a sweet pest.
Lullaby for Liana. 14201.
Lulle lullay. 30089.
Manger lullaby. 382422.
Marly-le-Roi. 27878.
Melody. 3984.
Mignonette. 27925.
Modern song favorites.
135).
Moon melody. 1749.
More songs of the hill-folk. 27969.
Morning fair. 27971.
Music for a scene from Shelley.
17268.
Musieal toy. 20261.
My cowboy love-song. 17288, 17289,
20272.
Now spring is beguiling. 1984.
O for a closer walk with God.
1991.
O hear Thou from heaven. 28130.
O little town of Bethlehem. 32729.
O love that wilt not let me go.
14478.
my heart is not haughty.
1546, 14147, 14148.
1617.
24031 (134,
O Thou, in whose presence. 28135.
On the heights. 2055. .
On the road to Mandalay. 8313,
17507.
One last love song. 2066, 5158.
One little cloud. 145380.
One young violinist. 14531.
Our Christmas day. 30861, 30362.
Pater noster. 28871.
Peace I leave with you. 14570.
Philippine Island miniatures.
14584.
Pickin’ on a harp. 2148.
Pony race. 28283.
Praise ye the name of the Lord.
28295.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 30428.
Pre-school music book. 32909.
Precious wee one. 28298-28300.
Prelude and Fugue. 8459.
Progressive. 28309.
Rag man. 28328.
Rataplan. 28336.
Rejoice greatly. 30454.
Rest. 28361.
Reverie. 17732.
Rhyme and reason. 14661.
Ring around the roses. 14673.
Roll out, ranger. 8563.
Sailing ships. 20716.
Scotch bagpipes. 20739.
Sea. 11925.
Sea drift. 8635.
Sea has covered her face.
Search me, O God. 28450.
14745.
INDEX
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Schirmer (G.) inc.—Continued.
Serenade in the snow. 30518.
Sheep and goat. 20762.
Short communion service. 28479.
Showers. 30544, 30545.
Siciliana. 2486.
Sigh no more, ladies. 14786.
17901.
33152.
Sin tu amor.
Sing, O heavens.
Sirénes. 28518.
Sit down, servant, sit down.
Six suites for viola. 31100.
Skating lady. 28520.
Sketches of New York. 14814.
Sleepy Town. 20802.
Softly now the light of day. 8737,
14848.
Some like dogs. 20832.
Sometimes—somewhere. 5534.
Sonata for violoncello and piano.
20845.
Song of the flea. 5544.
Song of the Volga boatman. 28567.
Song of work. 30594.
Songs of Ophelia. 18842.
Spanish serenata. 17991, 17992.
Spinning song. 20878.
Springtime. 30610.
Stars of the summer night.
33161.
20897.
Suite after English folk-songs.
8852.
Suite of instrumental pieces.
33296.
Suppliecation. 20933.
Sylvia. 20968.
Symphony in D minor. 8906, 8907.
Tango. 28670.
Ten folk-songs and _ folk-dances.
30598.
That sweet story of old. 33396.
Third book of tones and tunes.
21074.
Thought. 18188.
Thought for the day. 334380.
Three trolls. 18194.
Three young violinists. 21090.
Toccata and Bergamasea. 33462.
Tremble before the Lord. 12401.
Tres jolie. 28795.
Trio in D major. 30773.
Turn thee unto me. 18245.
Two magicians. 2869.
Two young violinists.
Until the day. 18272,
30796.
Valse débonnaire. 18286.
Violin studies. 12508.
Virgin’s lullaby. 30824.
Vocal emsemble exercises. 12510.
Voices in the woodlands. 28879.
Waltz, as you dreamily dance.
26709.
Wearing of the gray. 21274.
What the Christ-Child heard.
33657, 33658.
When wilt Thou save the people.
9289.
Where is the King. 20902.
Whistling down the road I go.
21381.
White birds.
Windy nights.
12668.
15391,
Wings. 3126, 3127.
Winter night idyll. 15398.
Winter’s song. 15394.
With rue my heart is laden. 18510.
Wollenhaupt album. 240381 (282).
Yellow rose of Texas. 18547, 18548.
Young men’s chora! assembly for
schools. 9486,
Youth: 3255;
Schisa (Mario) :
Ah! continentale. 18669.
Baciami cosi. 6522.
Caro mio ben. 2913.
Filomena. 6671.
Forse. 23697.
Parlar d’amor.
Sehjotz (Harold)
33610.
Schlaaf (Otto) Vienna dance. 21205.
Schlacht (Joseph) In New York daddy
sings, Oh Jimmie catch ballie. 138849.
Schlaifer (E. F.) My man he’s gone.
11410.
Schlaraffenhochzeit.
Schlechter (H.):
Kochaj tylko mnie. 14007, 22849.
Trudno. 15149, 15150.
Schieich (Ernst) Kiirlekspoem. 582189.
Schleigh (Euneta) Where a man is a
2914.
Waltz melody.
30507*,
man, baad,
Schlemm (G. A.) Pastorale und
Scherzo. 30389.
Schlenoff (I, M.):
Day after day. 6730.
I am just describing you. 19509.
I lost my heart to you. 7269.
Learn your A-B-C. 30003.
Let’s leave good enough alone.
32264.
Peek-a-boo. 14572
Two in a crowd. 28834.
We ean’t be friends. 15249.
Yours. 9497.
Schlesinger (Lily) Boys in blue.
15517 (36).
Schleyer (%. K.) Before we part. 208.
Schlichter (Charles) Down the valley
of the shadow. 16072.
Sehlichter (Viktor) Ich
meiner geige... 19703.
Schlippenbach (A. von) Leichter wan-
derer. 18648 (219).
Schloss (George) :
Love is like that.
One night. 20471.
Rainbow ’round Dixie.
What have you got to lose.
spiel auf
22731.
23233.
21286.
2094
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1936
Schloss (P, A.):
Sweet dreams of you. 26014.
They laughed and they lived and
they loved. 26113.
Schloss in Flandern. 381788, 32657.
Sehloss vogeldd. 31619.
Schlosser (Paul):
Chantons Bacchus. 6589,
Chantons Platée. 6590.
100 dictées musicales. 2378.
Schluter (M. B.) Colonial daughters
hymn. 6640.
Sechmahl (Charlotte)
22697.
Schmalfuss (Arthur) :
Oh yeah. 17467.
You've broken my dream. 21541.
Schmalfuss (Teddy) Oh yeah. 17467.
Schmalstich (Clemens) :
Lonesome lover.
Caballero. 18865.
Festlicher auftakt. 31571.
Komo6die der irrungen. 32218,
Schmertz (L. R.):
Lovely. 27820.
To you, lovely lady. 28774.
Schmid (—)
18648 (249).
Sehinid (Adolf) :
Short’nin’ bread. 30542.
Symphony in D minor. 8906, 8907.
Schmid (Alfred) nachf. Unico Hensel.
Fiinf lieder und gesiinge. 17807.
Schmid (E. F.):
Notturni. 163860.
Notturno. 16861.
Schmid (H.K.) 10 miniaturen. 33075,
Schmid (J. C.):
Garden of roses.
I love you for
26533 (127).
If you must love some one won’t
you please love me. 15517 (175).
Last love song. 14380.
Moon-bird. 21569 (364, 365), 24031
(136, 137).
Moonlight in Jungleland.
(248).
Nancy Bell. 6253 (3837).
Roosevelt and Earle. 283888.
Somebody just like you.
(681).
While I dream of you.
Youre a grand old bell.
(488).
Schmidseder (Ludwig) :
In meinem garten bliihen bald die
ersten veilchen. 32074.
Nacht auf Java. 2996.
Weiss man denn wirklich, was
gliick ist. 2996.
Wenn der mond alles sieht.
Schmidt (A. P.) co.:
Along the garden path. 66.
Arab dance. 21621.
Moonlight in Jungleland.
21569 (157, 158).
yourself alone.
18648
9509
29189 (470).
29189
5966.
126829—37—— 38
Arabesque. 21122.
Breaking waves. 6503.
Cat plays the piano. 18907.
Chimes. 367.
Choral prelude on Tallis canon.
6607.
Choral prelude on the tune St.
Peter. 6608.
Chorale finale. 6609.
Christ-child lay on Mary’s lap.
26796.
Christmas bells are ringing. 26800.
Dance of the moonbeams. 473.
Down among the dead men. 6792.
Dream-time. 596.
Evening hymn. 686.
Finale on Leoni. 6903.
Foundation technique. 24589.
Gavotte in F. 6959.
Hymn of faith. T7877.
Jolly sailor man. 13837.
Jumping Jack. 19846.
Key to the exercises in modern
harmony. 7643.
List! the cherubic host. 4651.
Melodies of Christendom. 7944.
Modern harmony in its theory and
practice. 382514.
Nautilus. 20340.
Polish dance. 8489.
Punch and Judy. 8479.
Pupil’s first ensemble book. 5277.
Pupil’s recital album. 8481.
Revery. 8582.
Rodeo march. 8560.
Sail on! O ship of state.
Short communion service.
Song of silence. 28559.
Spanish lady. 8800.
Sunbeams at play. 2628.
Ten-finger tunes. 2708.
Thought majestic. 21086.
Tiptoe. 2796.
Valse arabesque in A flat.
Valsette in G. 9130.
Variations on Balkan
30817.
Schmidt (Dora) My Lu- Lwu-lv-lu-lu.
8119.
8598.
20769,
2894.
themes.
Schmidt (EK. F.)
Hello! Mr. Moon-
man, hello. 26533 (115).
Schmidt (Edward) Chance on our
romance. 3567.
Schmidt (H.) Olympische hymne.
23462.
Schmidt (H. M.) Tomboy Kate. 23641.
Schmidt (Herman) jr. Davenport
centennial. 9982.
Schmidt (J. A.) Night I can’t forget.
5045.
Schmidt (O. W.) Roll, Jordan roll.
28380.
Schmidt (Olga) ‘True love will never
die. 383509.
20995
INDEX
Schmidt (Paul Kick-) See Kick-
Schmidt (Paul)
Schmidt (R. J.) When your love has
flown away. 263844.
Schmidt-Boelke (—) Lauf ins gltck.
4584,
Schmidt-Hagen (F.):
Hinter dem schellenbaum.
Matrosen-marsch. 20166.
Schmidtgall (fF. M.):
Beautiful melody,
15680.
4138.
a lovely song.
Just a Sweet memory. 19863.
North Dakota starlet. 14466.
Sunset on the prairie. 23490.
Schmieding (Alfred) And it came to
pass. 21607.
‘Schmit (A. M.) Vesper bells.
‘Schmitt (Florent) :
Bocane. 188380.
Bolero. 15517 (385).
Chanson. 15517 (334).
Complainte. 15517 (61).
Cortége. 15517 (67).
Danse de corde. 19030.
Menuet. 15517 (245).
Montferrine. 20219.
Ouverture. 15517 (3835).
Sérénade. 15517 (345).
‘Sonatine en trio. 25928
Suite en rocaille. 2616, 2617.
‘Tombeau de Paul Dukas. 23640.
Virelai. 15517 (421).
Schmitt (O. FE.) Sweet dreams.
Schmitt (P. A.) music co.:
Exercises for ensemble drill.
Gardener game. 13451.
Open Thou my eyes. 32796.
Shepherd’s song. 33124.
Song of the West. 8770.
When song is sweet. 28981.
Within a dreaming harbor. 26414.
Schmitt (R.) Zille. 3257.
Schmitt (W. M.):
Forest frolic. 29609*.
X-asperating X-muss gifts.
‘Schmittberger (C. R.)
13982.
Schmittou (R. V.)
2505.
2646.
700.
30948*.
Just you.
Around the camp-
fires in the Rockies. 21629.
Schmitz (EH. H.) Californios. 15792.
Schmitz (W. EF.) Irish blue are the
eyes of you. 32106.
Schmockel (W. M.):
Good morning sunshine. 839.
In the house by the road. 4407.
Schmolke (Joe)
ing. 27412.
Schmutz (A. D.) How long wilt Thou
forget me. 29757.
Sehnabel (Joseph)
um. 38902.
‘Schneeberger (P. A.):
Am sarg vom miieti.
I’m forever dream-
Zweites offertori-
29224,
pt. 111, n.s., v. 31
Glaub’, lieb’ und hoffen. 16281.
Lenz und liebeslust. 16919.
Schneider (C. W.) Mountain yodel.
8040.
Schneider (Catherine) Hail Roosevelt,
hail. 24665.
Schneider (Hdwin) :
Bird raptures. 15517 (30).
Black-eyed Susan. 3270 (66).
Flower rain. 3270 (192).
Snow flowers. 3270 (590).
Song of the twilight. 3270 (607).
Unmindful of the roses. 15517
(411).
Your eyes. 3270 (769).
Schneider (Eva) Why buy bread, let’s
all eat cake. 23858.
Schneider (F. L.)
(120).
Schneider (F. R.)
Escarpolette. 18648
Just another waltz
beneath the moon. 16850.
Schneider (Hans) :
Ball bei Ziehrer. 31105.
Ich spiel auf meiner geige .
19703,
Schlager-olympiade. 17826.
Schneider (J. J.):
Flag of peace. 10211, 13412, 16198,
19239, 24564, 27078.
That made me feel at home. 33389.
There’s a rainbow shining for you.
15081, 18156.
When you monkey with the buzz-
saw. 9298.
Schneider (N. S.)
Schneider (Philip)
eyes. 18117,
Schneider im schloss.
Schneiderhan (J. F.):
Intermezzo sinfonico.
Rock of ages. 20676.
Schnepf (Philip) :
AS your curtain goes up again.
6352.
Blue grass of Kentucky.
Music box. 1794.
Tell me with your
28444*,
32438.
18817.
I was so lonely. 19685.
If you want to. 16700.
Is it any wonder. 16778.
My Bermuda Rose. 17280, 25409.
When she had to say good-bye.
12624.
Schniebs (O. E.)
Schnitzeljagd (Die)
Schnoeker (Ida)
moon. 6403.
Schoebel (Hlmer) :
Farewell blues.
Ski heil. 30558.
8627.
Beautiful country
24546.
My newest excitement. 22964.
Tempted again. 30697.
Schoebel (O. M.):
Joyful strains. 3270 (351).
My love. 3270 (484).
Rippling waters. 3270 (541).
2096
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Schoeller (Marjorie) :
Gather ye rosebuds. 24600.
Squire McDevilfish. 12109*.
Schoenberg (Arnold) Concerto for
violoneello and orchestra. 13192.
Schone hiinde spielen schdOne melodien.
17828.
Schonemann (Karl) Lustiges konzert
fiir schlagzeug und kleines orchester.
30090.
Schoenfeld (A. G.):
Come to me. 18962.
When I think of you. 21320.
Schonherr (Carl) Verdi. 26204-26206.
Schonherr (Max) Mohnblumen
bith as. 202i4:
Schofield & Sims, ltd. New-way sight
readers. 1943.
Schola cantorum. See Editions musi-
cales de la schola cantorum.
Scholasticum. 11907-11909, 11911.
Scholik (Helen) Instead I love you
more. 29908.
Scholin (C. A.)
of love. 218.
Scholl (Jack) :
My concertina. 14348,
Tumble on tumble weed.
9082.
Scholle (Roderick) :
Behold, what manner
2850,
Close-hauled and_ sailing free.
6624.
Close-hauled or running free.
24316.
I want a western sky. 7397, 24910.
Schoneman (N. M.) Where the honey-
suckles twine. 29018.
Schonfeld (Alex) At peace with the
whole wide world. 18731.
School band folio for the harmonica.
5412.
Schoonmaker (R. I.)
20461.
Schop (Johann)
Siring. 31094.
Schor (A. L.) Ki-ki-bu. 16880.
Schortemeier (George) :
I’m a failure in a great big way.
10599.
In other words, fall in love. 7487.
Schott (R. R.) I want to sing to you
a song about love. 32006.
Schott & co., Itd.:
Bird book. 235. °
Episode. 3835.
Evening in the Puszta. 29561.
Festival at Sevilla. 29588.
Four souvenirs. 187.
From staff to keyboard. 3949.
Milestones. 1720.
Once upon a time. 2062.
Our first piano pieces. 2085.
Poetic studies. 2157.
Sir Eglamore. 33160,
On to victory.
Jesu, joy of man’s de-
Visit to seale land. 30825.
Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon.
33810.
3 syncopated pieces. 2150.
Schott fréres. 1° conecertino. 9504.
Schottenstein (J. C.) We'll vote for
Alf Landon. 23740.
Sehott’s (B.) sdhne:
Accordeon-duette. 29192.
Accordeon-stunde. 29198.
Akkordeon ABC. 38.
Alte und neue volkslieder. 69.
Altes spielbuch. 15566, 15567.
Auf der harmonika. 9623, 29259.
Ausgewihlte lieder. 9626, 9627.
Badenweiler-marsch. 15659.
Bittendes kind. 5416.
Capricietto. 29368.
Cent baisers. 348.
Chaconne. 3386.
Cireus. 29407,
Concerto. 431, 2987, 18024, 31338,
31339.
Coppélia—fantasie. 10011.
Doktor Johannes Faust. 16046.
Dritte sonate fiir klavier. 29526.
Erste sonate fiir klavier. 29556.
Fantasie. 19063.
Festliches vorspiel. 16176.
Fidele schuster. 16181.
Fourteen studies in the five finger
group for piano. 16459.
Freischtitz. 3942. ‘
Fiinfzehn walzer. 30195.
Fiirchten machen. 5416.
Fugue. 3392.
Geigenmusik mit orchester. 29635.
Handwerkertinze. 19392.
Heinzelménnchens wachtparade.
16387.
Hopsa schwabeliesl. 13591.
Im flug. 29869.
Kéler-Béla-perlen. 4546.
Kinder singt mit. 4551.
Kleine akkordeon-ktinstler. 1403.
Kleine serenade. 16885.
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein.
16888.
Konzentrierte violintechnik. 10983.
Konzert fiir cembalo und streichor-
chester. 16889.
Lindler und schuhplattler.
Liedvariationen ftir klavier.
Lindegger landler. 16973.
Lohengrin. 5909.
Lutherie enchantée. 17100.
Miachenwalzer. 17109, 30097.
Marcia. 3390.
Marionetten um mitternacht. 4800,
4801, 30122.
Mazurka. 3582.
Menuet. 3390, 4091.
Nymphentanz. 17444.
Olympische reigen. 30337.
1415.
4639.
2097
INDEX
Schott’s (B.) s6éhne—Continued.
Polonaise. 3890.
Praeludia. 30424.
Prelude. 3392.
Roi nu. 20679.
Schwanendreher. 17830.
Sechs EHsterhazy-sonaten. 4092,
4093.
Sechs quartette. 20696, 20697.
Serenade. 119385.
Siciliana. 5460.
Sonate.
30584.
30585, 33231.
35234.
Sonate fiir klavier.
Sonatine fiir klavier.
Story-time. 18022.
Streichquartett in G. 30634.
Siisser traum. 18087.
Suite. 167.
Suite fiir kleines orchester.
Suite grecque. 12146.
Sybille. 6140.
Tanzendes rokoko. 30688.
Tanzstiicke fiir klavier. 12230.
Thema und variationen. 17268.
Tiptop. 30745.
Trauermusik. 30766, 30767.
Trio. 21136.
Tripps-trill. 30774.
Valse musette. 12482.
Vorspiel und walzer. 380881.
Wiener hofball-menuette. 103896.
Xenophone. 6140.
Zweite sonate ftir klavier.
4 petits morceaux. 4569.
8 pieces d’Aylesford. 4050.
10 miniaturen. 33075.
Schrage (A. J.) jr. Changeable you.
3569.
18042.
31002.
Schram (C. K.)
gether. 30850.
Schreiber (J. A‘)
moonlight. 18329.
Schreiber (J. A.) sr. Hats off to the
man of the hour. 29704.
Schreiber (R.) Poor Fanny. 20574.
Schreiner (J. E.):
Ev’rything is
16150.
I’m somebody’s sweetheart now.
223571, 31956.
It is love that makes the world go
We're growing old to-
Waltzing in the
bright and sunny.
round. 32114.
You funny little man in the moon.
18577.
Schrickel (C. T.) Lonely for you.
1D2T)
Schroeder (D. L.):
Alleluia: heaven rejoices. 3313.
Thank God for blessings. 15049.
With Thee, dear Lord. 6118.
Schroeder (John) Chorales for un-
changed voices. 6610.
pt. 11, n. s., v.31
Schréder (Kurt):
Finnische fantasie. 31578.
Ich trag’ dich auf hinden hinein
in das gliick. 32030.
Schroeder (L. C.):
Denver, that city of gold. 527.
Wheatland Rose. 3011.
Schroder (Otto) Kantate nr. 71. 29264,
29275.
Schroeder(W. A.) Sallie hasn’t changed
her maiden name. 21569 (484).
2530, 3555, 4063, 5406,| Schroeder (Walther) :
Aftentimerne. 6269,
Resignation. 14657.
Stille mit hjerte.
Sur le soir. 26007.
Schroeder & Gunther, inc.:
25981,
At Hallowe’en. 24109.
At the zoo. 12959.
Bagpipers. 12987.
Chant hébreu. 351.
Circus clowns. 13166.
Circus on review. 13167.
Dress parade. 24478.
Flight of the ghosts. 18414.
Funeral of the goblins. 27119.
Gipsy rondo. 4090.
Lullaby. 24208, 24204.
March. 3955.
Melody reading. 7949.
Music reader. 30202.
Oriental dance. 14537.
Rescue of the tin woodman. 14656.
Rhapsodie mignon. 2264.
Search for the wicked witch.
14749.
Techni-cues. 15024.
Three Rs in music, reading, writ-
ing, rhythm. 18192.
Twenty-four sketches. 30733.
Schroeter (M. J.):
Come on Cinderella. 21798.
Dream of the past, with you.
24461.
I followed a star. 22261.
Or was it alla dream. 28213,
Ridin’ in a rumble. 23262.
Southern breeze. 23425.
Starlight madness. 25972.
Underneath the moon. 33558.
Waiting for you. 23716.
Whistlin’ at the moon.
Schubel (E.) If. 22483.
Schubert (Adrian) Reveries.
(486).
Schubert (F. P.):
Allegretto. 33079-33082.
Am meer. 14738.
Aspiration. 30509.
Auf dem wasser zu singen. 14739.
Authentic first Schubert. 25819.
Ave Maria. 8628, 14740, 17829.
Berceuse. 265383 (221).
Celebrated valses. 25820.
30908.
12862
2098
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Come unto Me. 28445.
Hrl-king. 12862 (452).
Farewell. 12862 (453), 33904
(263).
Grand rondeau. 30510.
Growing Jesus. 2382.
Hark! Hark! the lark. 14741.
Leise flehen meine lieder. 20736.
Leise singt die nachtigall, was mir
im herzen erklinget. 33083.
Liederland. 33084.
Little heather rose. 5413, 11914.
Love theme from symphony in B
minor. 383085.
Marche militaire.
Military march.
25821,
28446.
Morn, noon and night. 8629.
Omnuipotence. 5414.
Quartet in G major. 23312.
River. 383086.
Rosamunde. 11915, 33087.
Schubert songs. 28447,
Serenade. 8630, 15517 (337), 26533
(251, 252).:
Song of love. 11916.
Stars. 30511.
Symphonies of Haydn, Schubert
and Mozart in score. 10395.
Tantum ergo. 14742.
Third sonata in A major.
(651).
To music. 2383.
Voice of love. 20737.
Wandering. 11917.
Winter and spring.
Wohin. 11918.
Schubert (Heinz) :
Hwige reich. 29566.
9509
30088.
Lyrisches konzert. 20123.
Verktindigung. 21200.
Schubert (Hugh) Swinging it on a two
by four. 18077.
Schuberth (Edward) & co., inc.:
Arioso. 29271.
Beetles buzz. 6424.
Before you came.
Bounty mutineers.
Cantiléne. 15806,
Choral fantasia on Gelobet seist
6427.
261.
du, Jesu Christ. 29272.
Cuban serenade. 19003.
Heaven’s home. 29721.
Let us all in concert sing Alleluia.
at
Narcissus. 22993,
Pedal exercitium. 15652.
Reflections in a crystal pool.
Sea poem. 14746.
Who shall separate us from the
love of Christ. 9320.
Schuberth (Fritz) jr. Olympia-kaimp-
fer. 28181-28183.
Schuck (Fred):
Fiddlers three.
11803.
16180.
Moonlight serenade. 14804.
Song of the palm trees, 14875.
Schiinemann (George) Mozart als
achtjahriger komponist. 29189 (279).
Schuetky (FF. J.) May now Thy spirit.
1674.
Schuett (H.) Canzonetta. 29189 (54).
Schtitt (Hduard) :
A la bien aimée.
(1, 2), 31005.
A la humoresque. 15517 (1).
Figurante et petites variations.
253 (126).
Gavotte-humoresque. 33904 (92).
Pizzicato-valse. 15517 (299).
Prelude in A flat. 15517 (S07).
12863, 26533
Romanee. 15517 (319).
Valse parisienne. 6253 (494).
Vignettes. 6253 (502).
2x99
Walzer-momente. 26533
Schtitz (Alfred) :
Codziennie inna.
Milos¢ pali jak _ stofice.
32498.
Schiitz (H. G.):
Aus deutschen gauen. 29262.
(3809, 310).
31318, 32498.
32492,
Harmonika-perlen. 19408.
Tango-album. 20986.
Sehtitz (Heinrich) Dialogus: Ach
Herr, du Sohn David. 3726.
Schtitze (Walter) Nach dem _ bier,
lieber schatz, noch ein bier, lieber
schatz. 326438.
Schuh (Karl) Symphonic waltz to
the five Great Lakes. 38348.
Schuh (P. P.) My brother, the brother
I’) never forget. 4982.
Sechuldt (J. H.):
Paper flowers. 20505.
Windy Dakota. 3125.
Schulenburg (Hermann) :
Pussta-mirchen. 17680.
Zwei hiinde voll herz. 18646.
Schuler (G. S.) Nodding flowers.
23036.
Schulmann (Max):
Con quattro soldi in tasca. 243833.
Rapido Siberiano. 2233.
Tangokavalier. 2692.
Schultenover (C. H.) Stormy night.
5604.
Schultheis (G. H.) Once upon a star.
25591*.
Schultheiss (B. H.) If this dream
was only true. 7439.
Schultz (D. M.) When the cherry
blossoms bloom in Iowa. 3044.
Schultz (G. L.) Gratitude for bless-
ings Shared. 16310.
Schultz (N. 8.) Always in my heart.
73.
Schultz (O. D.) Song of the deep
blue sea. 12058.
2099
INDEX
pt: 101, nase
a
Schultz (O. L.):
I’m longing for your love aglow.
138718.
My glowing love-lit guide. 143871.
My heart's delight is on the isle
Key West. 1840.
Your glowing love mine own
awoke. 6242.
Schultzberg (F. I.) It’s au revoir my
love. 27578.
Schultze (Hugo) Hver en egte Kgben-
havner. 24763.
Schulz (Johan) Rejoice with one ac-
cord. 30455.
Schulz (Siegfried) :
Drei kleine friulein.
Wilde Auguste. 380921.
Schum (F. L.) Thanks for the gift
16096.
of love. 235738.
Schumacher (EK. W.) Forty-six chor-
ales. 20738.
Schumacher (George) One by one.
14528.
Schumaker (Clara) Down in old
Pennsylvania. 16066.
Schumann (Erika):
Cherry stones. 13152.
Fun and frolic. 138446.
My flowers and the robin. 14868.
Ploughman’s life. 14607.
Schumann (Georg) Ruth. 9509 (637).
Schumann (H. H.) My kuu ipo of
Hawaii. 280385.
Schumann (R. A.):
Arrivée du printemps.
Authentic first Schumann.
Bittendes kind. 5416.
Carnaval. 28448.
He A. HaiZ33i3.
Fiirchten machen. 5416.
He, the greatest and the noblest.
25822.
25823.
2384.
Hidalgo. 33089.
Intermezzo. 3838090.
Knight Rupert. 381670.
Larghetto. 2385.
Little polonaise. 9509 (652).
Lotus flower. 8682.
Mélancolie. 25824.
Merry farmer. 33091.
Morn, noon and night. 8629.
Nocturne. 5417.
Romanze. 15517 (838).
Schumann’s Slumber song. 338092.
Selected songs. 29189 (3877).
Soldiers march. 33519.
Those moments I have spent with
thee. 2386, 8633.
Three short pieces. 25825.
Triumerei. 8634, 9509 (653),
15517 (339).
Waldszenen. 5418.
Schumann (R.G.) Pastoral. 8631.
Schumer (Leo) Gone with the wind.
27162.
Schurg (G. A.)
8121.
Schuster (Ira):
Donald Duck. 19092.
Log cabin lullaby. 4680.
My best friend. 22908.
My sweet apache. 11441.
There’s love in your eyes tonight.
26106.
Where’s everybody now.
Schuster (Mitchell) :
Coquette. 15902.
I love to say goodnight to you.
19597.
Little girl. 17002.
Schuster (R. M.) sr.
My mate, my fate.
12652.
I wish I were a
Scotchman. 4855.
Schuster (Rudolph) Cleveland, my
Cleveland. 21779.
Schuster (Saul) You are my inspira-
tion. 18561.
Schuster & Miller, inc.:
Am I gonna have trouble with you.
3326.
Blaziw’
9725.
Donald Duck. 19092.
Dreaming by the fireside. 598.
Every minute of the hour, every
hour of the day. 6867.
Home-cookin’. 10452. ;
How can you turn me down.
29756.
Just remember. 32182.
Little robin told me so. 11090.
Loafin’ on the levee. 11100.
Log cabin lullaby. 4680.
Love marehes on. 25254.
Moonlight and palm trees.
My best friend. 22908.
My sweet apache. 11441.
Oh! You funny love. 28155.
Silla vaquera. 5468.
Stars weep. 20898.
Sunday on the Swanee. 2629.
*Tain’t a fit night out for man or
beast. 28663.
There’s love in your eyes tonight.
26106.
When I wore my daddy’s tuxedo.
33677.
Where’s everybody now. 12652.
You’ve got me on a merry-go-round.
33883.
the trail to my home.
20367.
Schuttenberg (A. F.):
Heavenly waltz. 27240.
I won a wonderful one when I won
you. 29851.
Our leader. 11619.
Sing me a he-man’s song. 20788.
Schwab (D. 8S.) I’m just an amateur.
4287.
2100
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Schwab (J. S.)
4699.
Schwab
25334.
Schwab (Martin):
Down the field. 10072.
Harlem swing. 4078,
I’m in the pink. 4284,
Watch your step. 5982.
Schwaen (Kurt) Kleine suiten. 4560.
Schwalbe (Albert) In that old, two-
room shack. 19766.
Look at that moon.
(Louis) Mi amor tropical.
Schwanderla (A.) Angelus Domini
descendit de coelo. 94.
Schwandt (Fred) In my treasure
chest of souvenirs. 16781.
Schwartz (Arthur):
Amigo. 29228.
Call to arms, 31231.
Dancing conversation. 19019.
Dangerous you. 488.
Follow the sun. 3920, 16213.
I remember a dream. 19650.
Lolita. 20028.
Love and learn. 32362.
Moon face. 32525.
My little mule wagon, 30233.
My nephew from Nice. 32615.
My saddle is my throne. 20320.
Nicotina. 5048.
Night has lost the moon. 20860.
Seal it with a kiss. 33096.
Serpentin. 20748.
Sleigh bells. 30562, 33180.
Schwartz (B. J.):
Gone with the wind. 31689.
Music inspires romance. 4917.
My Romeo. 25470.
Nature’s symphony. 30267.
Platonic rendezvous. 17624.
That’s how romance was. born.
33394.
To have and to hold. 33455.
Tongue-tied. 30756.
Schwartz (Bernadine) :
It’s a sin when I say I love you.
29923.
My _ siiver
20821.
Schwartz (Catherine) :
If you say I cannot have you.
7447.
Past that never could last. 2115.
That’s the girl that I want. 15063.
Troublesome love. 12408.
You lovin’ man. 6182.
Sehwartz (Clarence) Let’s all reap a
bald head. 27695.
Schwartz (Earl):
Affinity kiss. 31008 (1).
Longing. 31003 (99).
Schwartz (F. A.)
5846.
haired sweetheart.
Two in a canoe. | Schwartz (Jerome)
Schwartz (H. J.) My old Ohioan home.
1883
Schwartz (H. 8.) Steer clear, it’s leap
year, 18011.
Schwartz (Henry):
Love must end. 27814.
To be continued. 28767.
Schwartz (Herman) Echoes from the
Synagogue. 24498.
Sehwartz (J. F.):
It’s only a dream. 16808.
Kidnaped. 13997.
Old rocking chair. 2040.
There’s a new blue in your eyes.
18155.
Schwartz (Jacob) Hazanuth shire Ja-
cob. 138548, 13544.
Schwartz (Jean) :
A-L-E. 26533 (5).
Bamboo Lane. 26533 (21).
Captain Flo. 26533 (32).
Chicken. 26533 (88).
Come, toddle along. 26533 (47).
Everybody’s ragtime crazy. 26533
(66).
Franco-American rag. 29189 (121).
Good-bye, Miss Liberty. 26533.
(100).
Hat my father wore upon St. Pat-
rick’s day. 26533 (106).
Her name is Mary Donohue. 29189
(161).
Honey on: our honeymoon.
(208).
I’d like to correspond with you.
265383 (124).
I’m a member of the midnight
crew. 18648 (180).
I’m crazy when the band begins to
play. 18648 (181).
I nominate you. 19647.
Just as easy as rolling off a log.
1366.
Kissing time. 18648 (214).
Love me just like Romeo loved
Miss Juliet. 26533 (169).
Mr. Izzy Always Busy Rosenstein.
26533 (188).
My Haytian queen. 383904 (201).
Old country doctor. 8272, 11559.
Revolutionary man. 33904 (249).
Take me back to sunshine land.
31003. (183).
Terrific. 2710; 5702.
That spooney dance.
Trust in me. 30778.
Under your thumb and close to
your heart. 2879.
We'll have a bushel of fun, 21256.
White wash man. 18648 (891),
26533 (328).
You angel. 23929, 23980.
I can’t carry a
21569:
29189 (425).
tune. 7196.
2101
Schwartz (Joe)
with me. 2559.
Sehwartz (Nat):
I met my
INDEX
Spend a little time
Waterloo out in the
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Heavy agitato. 4116.
Holiday march, 10446.
Humorous eccentrique.
Hunt breakfast march.
10485.
10488.
beautiful sea. 13741. Fumry. ¢ eens,
Mommy. 11291. Indian tom-toms. 7517.
Stars and soft guitars. 306238. Knapsacks & muskets march.
Schwartz (Phil): 10977.
Chow chow rag. 26533 (39). Knights out. 10978.
Face of the girl I love. 15517 Light agitato. 4648.
(100). Lillian’s minuet. 11064.
Man o’ my dreams. 31003 (107). March 4 la breve. 11215.
Schwartz (R. R.) Sweet Nancy Jane. March African. 7905.
8882. March one-step. 7909.
Schwartzberg (Irving) Sailing in the Marche funébre moderne. 11222.
moonlight. 25807. Marche royale. 11223.
Schwartzengraber (M. K. TT.) Star- Marching feet. 7911.
light. 25970. Marcia. 11919.
Schwartzenstein (Sigmund) Techni- Mardi Gras domino. 11227.
eal problems for violin. 18105. Margaret’s waltz. 11228.
Schwarz (M. E.) Love’s mystery. Medley. 11920.
1594. Monkey jacket. 11294.
Schwarz (Merrell) music co.: Move along. 11329.
Blue rendezvous. 31184. Novelette. 11921-11924.
Bobby Shafto. 24194. Omens. 11579.
Dear lady of my dreams. 18246. Oriental lament. 11614.
Let’s pretend tonight. 32266. Pan islamic. 11689.
Three wise men. 33488. Pollywog’s wag. 11713.
When Larry throws his lariat. Polonaise. 11714.
15310. Refrain russe. 11804.
Would you mind if I steal your Religious prayer. 11809.
heart. 33800. Religiousioso. 11810.
Schwarz (R. R.) Turmhohe liebe. Rhumba. 11818.
18242*, Rising sun march. 11832.
Schwarz-Reiflingen (Erwin) : Rue de la Ford. 11867.
Bach album for guitar. 3384. Ruin. 8587.
Sechs miirsche. 10260. Runner, 11871.
Schwarze rosen. 31578. Slay frolics. 11998.
Schwarzenberger (Hvelyn) Moments. Sorrow and desolation. 12070.
25354. Spangles and sawdust. 12084.
Schwarzwald (M. E.): Sparkles novelette. 12085.
Aerio spin. 9529. Spell of the voodoo. 12087.
Aero scherzo. 6266. Storm agitato. 12133.
Aftermath. 9534. Tango castillianne. 12225.
All at sea. 9550. Tension. 12258.
Andante doloroso. 6326. Torrents. 12379.
Animal humoresque. 6331. Toy march. 12390.
Barbaric movement. 6396. Tragic tears. 12391.
Baseball one step. 6897. Twisted queues. 12435.
Birds on the bough. 9716. Unrest and flight. 12472.
Bolerino. 6488. Unruly mobs. 9121.
Cherry trees. 9860. Valse concert. 9126.
Comedy allegro. 6655. Valse Helene. 12481.
Democracy march. 10014. Valse languorous. 9127. -
Dramatic galop. 10076. Valse sirignano. 12485.
Earhart’s action. 10127. War’s havoc. 12540.
Far East intermezzo. 10192. Wa-wa troubles. 12548.
Fountain waltz. 6933. Schweickert (C. M.) Hidden valley.
Fox-trot. 10247. 19449.
Fox-trot eccentrique. 6935. Schwemler (P. H.) Rejoice, He is
Frolicsome tune. 10265. coming soon. 5306.
Galop. 3956, 6952. Schwenk (Arthur) jr.:
Galop-western. 3957, 6953. Can it be you. 21750.
Get going. 10293. Cotton pickin’ time is over. 21806.
2102
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
From that moment on. 22073.
If I only had the nerve. 22440.
In Shadow Valley. 22472.
Schwing (F. G.):
For peace, world peace, are we.
27093.
No more war for me.
Peace on earth. 28253.
Schytte (Anna) :
Melodische vortragsstudien in allen
tonarten. 33904 (187, 188).
Studien in ornamentik und dyna-
mik. 38904 (291, 292).
Schytte (Ludvig) :
Melodische vortragsstudien in allen
tonarten. 33904 (187, 188).
’ Studien in ornamentik und dyna-
mik. 383904 (291, 292).
Sylphs and nixies. 6253 (468).
Scileny (J. J.) Mine alone. 1728.
Sciortina (August) Ghost of Old Black
30281.
Joe. 16262.
Scogna (Joseph) That’s my idea of
love. 5720.
Scolari (M.) pseud. See Schulmann
(Max)
Scorpio (E. M.):
Don’t tell me it’s hopeless. 26956.
I sneezed on Wednesday. 27470.
Scorticati (F. A.) Despojos. 24410.
Scotch bagpipes. 20739.
Scotch medley. 17831.
Scott (A. V.) Rubank bugle band
manual. 53874.
Scott (Annie) I’ve got rings on my
fingers. 21569 (237).
Seott (B. A.) If you'd been honest.
1209.
Scott (Bennett) au, and Scott
(Daisy) prop.:
Sea, sea, sea. 15517 (341).
Ship ahoy, all the nice girls love a
sailor. 29189 (382).
Scott (C. E.) Amateur hour on the air.
6312.
Scott (C. K.):
Alas, my Daphne, stay. 26549.
All ye that sleep in pleasure.
26561.
Aye me, alas, hey ho. 26615.
Ha ha, this world doth pass.
27201.
Since Robin Hood. 28487.
Seott (C. P.):
Breaking waves. 6903.
Go forward, Christian soldier.
29189 (135).
Lo, the sun. 6253 (290).
Peace be unto you. 29189 (323).
Prayer of life. 26533 (229).
Sail on! O ship of state. 8598.
Spirit of ‘youth. 26533 (279).
Supplication. 33904 (294).
Scott (Cyril) :
Allegro. 6258 (411).
Allegro con brio. 6253 (10).
And so I made a villanelle.
CH:
Andante. 155.
In a fairy boat.
15517
15517 (177).
Jig fugue in G. 160.
Lost love. 15517 (224).
Notturno. 9509 (654).
Serenade. 15517 (844).
Sphinx. 6253 (441).
Vision. 15517 (422).
Seott (Dave) Red roofs of Brittany-
28345.
Seott (E. F.) Mariners’ capstan song.
17146.
Seott (Earle):
I’ve found another sweetie now..
19669.
World a million years ago. 9390,
23916.
Scott (Emerson) :
My life, my love. 20295.
Some one’s rocking my dreamboat..
12029.
Seott (H. E.) jr. Scenes from Giotto’s
frescoes of the Nativity. 8624*.
Scott (H. J.) Maytime is playtime.
22800.
Scott (H. W.) No kidding. 32687.
Scott (Henry) :
Jam on the piano. 27595.
Musical race-track. 27989.
Once on a star. 25591.
Rythm at any cost. 25802.
Scott (Howard) Ill ask the moon.
24808.
Scott (J. C.)
7490.
Scott (Jerry):
Down by the water. 26960.
I met a beautiful lady. 27453.
Oh for a home by the ocean. 28147.
Seott (Kenyon) pseud. See Scott
(Harle)
Scoth (isa)
3426.
Scott (M. C.) Scenes from Giotto’s
frescoes of the Nativity. 8624*.
Scott (Maceo) Please play that mel-
ody again. 23192.
Scott (Maggie) Jesus is listening in.
1324.
Scott (Margaret
under the blue.
Seott (Mary M.)
Scott (Maude L.):
Go forward, Christian soldier.
29189 (135).
Lo, the sun. 6253 (290).
Peace be unto you. 29189 (323).
Prayer of life. 26533 (229).
Spirit of youth. 26533 (279).
In the candle’s glow.
Because you smiled.
M.)
17869.
Band book. 26636.
Shanty built.
2108
INDEX
Scott (Maude L.)—Continued.
Supplication. 33904 (294).
Seott (Maurice) I’ve got rings on my
fingers. 21569 (237).
Seott
Texas rose.
Scott (N. G.):
(Meada LL.)
25480.
My sweetheart,
I want to dance with Homer.
32005.
Lead soldiers. 322438.
Shall I compare thee. 28466.
There’s a Mickey Mouse and it’s
bank nite. 33418.
Seott (Parker) :
Come back to your God. 18960.
Ethiopia stretch forth your hands
unto God. 675.
Scott (Parker) jr. When Jesus Christ
was born. 21338.
Seott (R. J.):
For better or for worse.
Happier. 22158.
When I need love.
Scott (Raymond) :
Coming down to earth.
Sleepwalker. 12000.
Swing swing mother-in-law.
Tia Juana. 23622.
157 West 57th street.
31599.
9266.
18963.
28652.
12861.
Scott (Tilden) Why should it end
this way. 33753.
Seott (Mrs. Zack) See Scott
(Meada L.)
Scott-Gatty (Charles) au., and Scott-
Gatty (Muriel) prop. Janie. 29189
(216).
Scott-Wood (George) Maurice (Peter)
piano accordion tutor. 22793.
Scotti (Al) From seven ’till twelve.
10270.
Scotti (C. G.)
Scotti
mine)
Scotti (Holo)
10270.
Scottie
15123.
Scotto (Vincent) :
Amour est un petit jeu. 15578.
Bonne chance. 9750.
Canevanatic MAME . 2s
6555.
Debout 14 dedans. 6740.
Dupont, Dubois, Durand. 6824.
Faites pas ca. 29573.
Guards parade. 877.
J’aime la mer comme une femme.
Adieu. 13.
(Carmin) See Scottie (Car-
From seven ’till twelve.
To love
(Carmine) again.
Canebieére.
7563.
J’aime les femmes, c’est ma folie.
16821.
Laissez-moi vous aimer. 16896.
Marinella. 17145.
Peseadous ouh! ouh. 8392.
Petit cabanon. 8398.
pt. III, n.s., v.31
Place Pigalle, place Clichy. 25672.
Plus beau tango du monde. 8435.
Prosper... yop la boum. 8475.
Quand tu viens prés de moi. 11761.
Tante Aglaé. 30686.
Tchi-tchi. 18100.
Tout en rose. 26533 (297).
Vous avez Véclat de la rose. 9156.
Y en a quun dans Marseille.
9400.
Scowcroft (Charlene) :
Dark clouds. 3682.
If I should write a song. 4871.
Scriabine (A.) Etude. 2388, 2389.
Scribe (John) Quintuplets. 14636.
Scribner (D. L.):
All about you. 21584.
Maybe to you. 25309.
Poodle pup. 25685.
You just ran away.
Scrimgeour (Inez)
15451, 18582.
Autumn memories.
12969.
Scriven (Alfred) New York City.
32666.
Scroggins (Margie) Vagabond sweet-
heart. 18281.
Scroggs (Stanley) Lullaby waltz.
14204.
Serogin (Morris) Shadows of love.
11945.
Seull (H. T.) Colin’s book of first
pieces. 9891.
Scully (KE. T.) You’re the headlines
in my morning paper. 23998.
Seaberg (A. E.) What a box full of
stocks did to me. 9229.
Seager (Donald) Down among the
southern pines. 24449.
Seale Hie lh’. i:
Give me a break. 13467.
I’ve got your image on my heart.
13776.
Old friends are better than gold.
8278.
Save the last waltz for me.
Tear drops. 12240.
This world’s a good old place.
9011.
Under the Wyoming moon. 12462.
When dreams come true. 5996.
Seaman (Drew) One a two a three a
four. 5152.
Seaman (Maurice) Let’s walk in love-
liness. 25164.
Seamans (A. O.)
here. 93852.
Seamon (Abraham and Irving) :
Echoes in the night. 3820.
I loved in vain. 7280.
In a side street café. 7460.
Old fashioned doll house. 5113.
Seamon (Buddy) See Seamon
(Abraham) ;
Search (The)
14731.
Will you meet me
14748.
2104
INDEX
nos. 1 -12, 1936
Searles (Mort):
Aloha no au iko maka. 381030.
Halona. 29698.
Mahina malamalama. 30101.
Pulupe. 30435.
Sweet lei lehua. 33321.
Sears (A1.) Spider and the fly.
33251.
Sears (HE. M.) Under the _ blood.
15182, 21174.
Sears (Jerry)
26255.
Sears (Marie) Blenore. 12862 (148).
Sears (Martha) Wound that made me
love you. 12788.
Sears (Winslow) Valse Adele.
Seaver (Beatrice) :
Homing pigeon. 27274.
Tyranena. 28840.
Seaver (M. B.) Beautiful memories.
26646.
Seawright (Bessie) Needle goes ’round
and ’round. 11467, 28086.
Sebouh (Dickran) :
Cha’li. 24276.
I wonder who you are.
Sechrest (Lola) :
Pretending. 8464.
Troubles. 9076.
Second Concord anthem book. 17836.
Seeor (D. A.) Wand’ring alone down
my memory lane. 26240.
Secor (P. H.) Why. 33741.
Secrest (Dennis) Why can’t I live in
dreams. 23859.
Secreto de Ana Maria.
Secunda (Samuel) :
Beautiful dream. 15675.
Bobbe mit’n zeidin. 257.
Hast side wedding. 16111.
Freiliche mishpoche. 16237.
Giss-giss. 17876.
Git mir op mazl tov. 16271.
I would, if I could. 27504.
Lebon hof. 7694.
Meidele sheins. 18552.
Oh you girls. 17468.
Pini fin Pinchev. 30833.
Reidele dreit sich. 20642.
Sheiner cholim. 17876.
Vus du vilst dus vill ich oich.
30833.
Yiddishe meidelach. 18552.
Zisse momentiss. 18644.
We want five. 23747,
deol.
24928.
24256, 27922.
Zug far vus. 21566.
Secunda (Sholom) See Secunda
(Samuel )
Sedgwick (E. H.):
Bull Durham. 24031 (19).
Take me out to the end of the
pier. 24081 (204).
See (C. E.):
High hills. 7113.
Something tells me T’m in love.
2528.
Seeds (Dick) auw., and Seeds (Paul)
prop. March of the Texans. 27866.
Seeds of love. 23317.
Seeger (C. S.) I want your love. 1176.
Seeing stars. 2301, 5240.
Seel (I. B.) Old Man Rhythm in Mars.
32760.
Seeley (C. W.) Prairie sunflower.
25694.
Seeley (H. R.) When the cotton is in
bloom. 3045.
Seeligson (Edwena) Daffodils. 12862
CA
Seely (N. M.):
Climbing a ladder of roses. 18172.
I wished on a four leaf clover.
16674.
Paradise. 11644.
When I meet you on the street.
18411.
Youre rather like a_ princess.
338715.
Segal (Flora) Florika. 192438, 22039.
Segal (S. J.):
Ashes. 18728.
I just can’t believe it’s true. 22274.
I’ll never forget. 22288.
I love singing in a minor Key.
(Pk
I’ve been places and seen things.
29835.
If. 19706.
If I could think of words. 24935.
Moon shines into my room. 30176.
My idea of heaven. 25445.
Save a little love for a rainy day.
23304.
Something to look forward to.
33228.
Two ean play that game. 26175.
Who eares. 23854.
Words only meant for two. 15413.
You interrupted my dreaming.
23958.
You made me forget. 21512.
Youre a habit that is easy to
make. 26473.
Segall (Arno) You mean that much
to me. 29130.
Segmen (H. A.) Voice of the cello.
33590.
Segnitz (Paul):
C’était trop beau. 301.
Honey, what good is money. 954.
Much too much. 1792.
My arms are empty. 1805.
Tout ici bas nous dit adieu. 12383.
Ségo (—) Sévilla. 17862.
Segovia (Andrés) :
Bittendes kind. 5416.
Chaconne. 3386.
Fiirchten machen. 5416.
2105
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
oo
Segovia (Andrés)—Continued.
Fugue. 38392.
Marcia. 3390.
Mazurka. 38582.
Menuet. 38390, 4091.
Polonaise. 3390.
Prelude. 33892.
Siciliana. 5460.
Sonata. 3555, 5406.
Sybille. 6140.
Xenophone. 6140.
4 petits moreceaux.
8 pieces d’Aylesford. 4050.
Segure (Roger) Night-time. 28098.
Sehlbach (Erich) Stadt. 18008.
Seiber (M.):
Evening in the Puszta. 29561.
Festival at Seville. 29588.
Seibert (C. E.) Casey Jones, the brave
engineer. 383904 (35).
Seibert (Leonard) Rose love song.
28398.
Seidel (Emil)
Seidel (J. M.):
Midsummer night madness.
So what. 17950.
Seidlova (Anca):
By a garden pool. 26730.
Come cooling night. 26827.
4569.
Time will tell. 23626.
17190.
Dream journey. 26971.
Far-away hills. 27055,
Indian summer. 27564.
Love’s pledge. 27830.
Summer walk. 28614.
28659.
Music should
Sylvan invitation.
Seidman (Lloyd)
ways go up. 1798.
Seidt (Andrew) See Seidt (J. A.)
Seidt (J. A.):
Goose chase.
Guardian
(282).
Joyful sounds. 3270 (349, 350).
Little dancing master. 6253 (284).
Ring around. 6253 (394).
Seiffert (Max):
al-
6253, (158).
angel melody. 3270
Bettelzech. 6444.
Cyklopisches hammertricinium.
6696.
Du falsches herze. 31498.
Es will die Galathe. 6854.
Hochenauer schiffsgescheri.
Konzert B-dur fiir fagott.
11333.
Mayen—und gukguks—lied. 7982.
Niirnbergisches quodlibet. 8231.
O heller glantz, du giildnes licht.
8287.
Sprichwort, Potztausend. 8805.
Unser matz hatt einen grossen lan-
7125.
11331-
gen bart. 33560.
Vorlesung tiber die gesundheit.
9155.
Seiffert (W. R.)
ity. 22231.
Seiler (EKdward)
hearts. 138739.
Seiler (Linn) Vagrant.
Seismit-Doda (Albano) :
Old and young. 9509 (548).
Tempo passato perché non ritorno.
9509 (738).
Seitter (Charlie) :
Broadway lament. 26720.
Here’s luck to our love. 7104.
I’ve got an Easter hat and an
HKaster suit for Easter morning.
10695.
I’ve got ev’rything that goes with
love. 10696.
Something old—something new—
something gold—something blue.
8751.
What a sweet sensation. 12578.
You’re the answer to my prayer.
9467,
Seitz (C. L.):
Beautiful Alleghenies.
Coney Isle. 13194.
Indiana moon. 10824.
Let’s be sweethearts again. 1459.
Seitz (Ernest) World is waiting for
the sunrise. 18536.
Seitz (Friedrich) :
lifth pupil’s concerto.
First pupil’s concerto.
Seitz (G. E.) Ranger’s life. 11789.
Sejk (Karel) Oklamané srdece. 28161.
Sekles (Bernhard) Musik fiir ktinstler
und laien in der alten manier. 11348,
Selby (Vera) Drum major. 19150.
Seldomridge (Helen) Just a moon-
light romance. 1357.
Seldon (Noal) pseud.
)
Humanity with san-
I made my bid in
18282.
15673.
33904 (77).
33904 (80).
See Heaps
Select music publications, ine.:
Boston tea party. 188837.
Don’t say a word—just dance.
568.
Go on the green light, stop on the
red. 103138.
Gotcha. 19345.
Hide and seek. 16406.
Horse op’ry, yipi addy yipi addy
aye. 19487.
Ill never let you go. 18665,
16535.
I’m one step ahead of my shadow.
24866.
I met my Waterloo out in the
beautiful sea. 138741.
I’se a muggin’. 166381.
I was saying to the moon. 22422.
Let’s call a heart a heart. 14052,
27700.
Let’s tee off together. 16948.
2106
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Mama don’t allow it. 7895.
Nothing’s blue but the sky. 8221.
Now I’ve got some dreaming to do.
17488.
One — two — button your shoe.
17520, 28201.
Parade of the milk bottle caps.
11641.
Pennies from heaven. 14575,
28260.
Rhythm saved the world. 8537.
Skeleton in the closet. 179382,
28521.
So do I. 148384, 28535.
South Sea Island magic. 23422.
Swingtime. 12201.
We'll rest at the end of the trail.
12549, 12550.
What this country needs. 18391.
Selected solos and studies for the pro-
gressive accordionist. 8640.
Selections from hymns of worship and
service. 15517 (342).
Selicoff (Freda) Aesop’s' Faybelle.
3280.
Selig (Monroe) Garden of the moon.
784,
Seligmann (J. F.)
29918.
Selikovitz (Samuel)
2395.
Selinger (P. A.) I didn’t care for
blondies until you came along. 10524.
Sellars (L. T.):
On old Shamo. 8307.
You came, I saw, you conquered.
12760.
Sellen (Denis)
Sellers (EH. O.)
in my heart. 9509 (740).
Seltzer (EH. V.) lLover’s tears.
Selvaggi (Elaida) :
Desolation. 12862 (126).
Poesia pastorale. 9509 (577).
Isn’t it peculiar.
Seven melodies.
Turba choruses. 2852.
Thy word have I hid
1593.
Selvaggi (Rito) Preludio. 17848.
Selz (Gaston) Solféges de concours a4
2 voix, 19386. 28540.
Sembower (H. 8S.) Girls. 24612.
Semenoff (Serge) Collection moderne.
3616.
Semerini (Vittorio) :
Black serenade.
Con voi. 427.
Semeyn (Ff. C.) Honey boo. 950.
Semon (J. W.) Full moon. 31621.
Semon (Perey) Snow flakes. 338904
(274).
Semotuik (B. N.) Time we met. 2791.
Semsi (Dimitris) Mé me stelnis man-
na stin Amerikée. 25312.
Senaillé (J. B.):
Air et Allegro vivamente.
(5):
241.
18648
Sarabande et Gigue.
Sonate. 6253 (418).
Sénart (Maurice) Editions:
Flaite soupire. 29599.
Livre @heures. 11098.
Prélude, Hymne et Final.
Quatuor. 8485.
Quatre fanfares. 29902.
Quatre poémes. 29987.
Sans octaves. 8613, 8614.
Suite anglaise. 20923.
Technique moderne
18106.
Trio 4 cordes. 33499.
18648 (315)
11735.
du piano.
Trois chants de la jungle. 10009.
Trois petites piéces espagnoles.
7801.
Sennett (Arthur):
How can I forget. 13597.
I will love you as you ought to be
loved. 13804.
She’s got a little devil in her eye.
14772.
Sweet memories. 5642.
That plaintive melody. 18141.
You are my dream. 6159. —
Sentis (J.):
Mano-Manola. 1646.
Negro bravo. 30268.
Ronda. 30475.
Te quiéro. 26062.
Trois mélodies. 2399.
Tu ne dis rien. 30781.
Sentz (Joseph) In the swallow state,
Louisiana. 1253.
Seoane (Carlos) Cubano.
Serafinelli (C. J.):
Every minute of the day. 6866.
When evening comes. 9252.
Serbian cradle song. 17848.
Serbin (Hilbert) Bermuda,
of rest. 29811.
Seredy (J. S.):
Aida march. 28870.
Alhambra. 3297.
De Camptown races. 23064, 25557.
Oh! Susanna. 23064, 25557.
Soldier’s dream. 20823.
Spring’s awakening. 2571.
Three blind mice. 23064, 25557.
Serenade on the Seine. 24850.
Sereno (Frank):
Lovely dream. 14175.
With a glance eame romance.
9363.
Seress (Rezs6) :
Gloomy Sunday. 3981, 6980-6982,
10309.
Sombre dimanche. 14847.
Szomorti vasarnap. 12207.
Serfoss (C. H.) Blowing away out on
a wheat farm. 26684, 31177.
Seril (Abraham) ’Neath an old en-
chanted arbor. 11461.
31376,
the isle
2107
INDEX
Serio (M. H. W.):
Dream of my heart. 19125.
Just a-wearyin’ for you. 1367.
Sweet Maureen. 2653.
When dreams come true. 3017.
You were a dream last night.
21548.
Serly (Lajos) K6rmagyar. 22602.
Serpente a sonagli. 2899.
Serradell (Narciso) Golondrina.
31678.
Serrano (C. F.) Pasion. 28248.
Serrano (Jose) Night in Granada.
32677. | ;
Service hymnal. 17853-17861.
Sesma (Amado Urmeneta) See Ur-
meneta Sesma (Amado)
Sessa (Neil) Disappointed with love.
21880.
Sesser
After
Ginger.
My heart.
On the road.
Romany dance.
Sessions (Roger) :
March. 8647.
Scherzino. 8625.
Sessler (M. K.) March on
27867.
Setters (Jilson)
Setzer (Beulah):
Back to mother and dad.
By de Swanee River shore.
Naggin’ man. 22988.
Start in again all new. 8827.
Strolling down Dream Avenue.
25991.
When it’s autumn in the Rockies.
26305.
(M.
(Johann) :
that. 6274.
6968.
4952.
§312.
2314.
Cornell.
T. V. A. 33350.
3398.
15780.
Setzer B.) Joe Louis rhythm.
5045.
Seven days with the Saviour.
Sévérac (D. de):
8647*.
Ma poupée chérie. 11190, 15958,
15959.
Mignonne, allons voir. si la
POSE he, KS,
Severin (Beryl) Wild flowers. 9845.
(Hdmund) :
Andantino. 27685.
Cinquautaine. 243807.
Concerto. 15517 (3847).
Deep river. 26916.
Vili eili. 27010.
Hatikwoh. 27219.
Kol nidre. 27660.
Merry widow. 27918.
Military march. 28446.
Poupée valsante. 25691.
Severn (Mark):
May first. 11239.
Stormers of dawn.
Severn
14930.
pt. 11, ns Si, Vi3t
Severson (R. H.) Listen to the pft
of the Flit gun. 22659.
Sevier (Mattie) Rah, rah, rah for
Texas. 20622.
Sevigny (Alfred) :
Heart of my heart. 29719.
Our night of love. 231387.
Sewell (C. L.):
Those memories of you. 2779.
When Big Ben strikes its midnight
chimes and London starts to
sleep. 183896.
When I discovered you. 28959.
Why must I always be dreaming.
15379.
Sexauer (Chas.) :
I’m waltzing you around in my
dreams. 43810.
Why don’t you love me the way
you love me dear in my dreams.
3094.
Sexton (EH. M.):
Barcarolle. 26638.
Deed and a word.
Idyl. 28461.
Impromptu. 28462, 28463.
March. 28464.
Prelude. 5486, 25702, 28304, 32907,
32908.
Pussy willow. 20608.
Slavie impromptu. 25898.
Two preludes. 23325.
Sexton (KF. S.):
"Neath the shade of the magnolia.
25488.
Roses and romance. 25798.
Somewhere there’s someone that
loves you. 25927.
We are going to Land-on them.
21250.
Sexton (John)
105138.
Seybold (Arthur) :
Klassisches album. 29980.
Valse ravissante. 24081 (228).
Seybold (Zeb):
Betty and Will. 381159.
Falling in love with you.
Havana Lou. 10884.
26913.
I can’t love alone.
713.
I want a little love so much.
22410.
In a bamboo inn down in India.
27525.
Love of rhythm. 11156.
That little gal o’ mine. 26079.
Seyden (F. P.):
Blazing arrow. 24183.
Come back to me Angelene. 24324.
On the old redwood highway.
25585.
When our honeymoon is. over.
26315.
Seyfarth (G.):
Chtopea mego mi zabrali. 31286.
2108
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Klatwa. 32213.
Nie bede cie rwata konwalijko
biata. 32671.
Otworz Janku. 32802.
Przykro, przykro jest debowi.
32928.
Siedzi ptaszek na drzewie. 33132.
Siwy koniu. 33162.
Szumi- w gaju brzezina. 33349.
Seyfert (Otto) :
Obersteiger. 25542.
Vogelhandler. 21211.
Seyman (R. C.)
velt. 8575.
Root root for Roose-
Seymour (Alexander) Gospel gems.
Pps) eso
Seymour (G. E.):
My love’s like a red red rose. 4976.
12 many. 12851.
Seymour (H. W.) I’m dating up the
moon. 27407.
Seymour (J. L.):
Bachelor belles. 15653*,
Cockney clown. 6630.
Dirge for Ryno. 138276.
Golden days. 16289**,
Hollywood. 4146.
Hollywood madness. 29739*,
Maid, the demon and the Samurai.
32416*.
Nona. 5062.
O captain, my captain.
Shilric’s song. 14777.
Seymour (Mable) If seeing is beliey-
23004.
me LOLS.
Seymour (Tom) Fughetta of the little
bells. 10357.
Seymour (Tot):
Awakening. 38375.
My sweet apache. 11441.
You're the cutest. 215382.
Sgambati (G.) Melody. 3984.
Sgambati (Giovanni) au., and Sgam-
bati (Costanza) prop. Messa da
requiem, 12862 (335).
Sgorbissa (Cecelia) See Sgorbissa
(Mrs. John)
Sgorbissa (Mrs. John)
Shackelford (M. M.)
gravity. 16000.
Shackelford (W. E.)
Shackett (C. J.):
Darling old boy. 19037.
Girl of my dreams. 6973.
Paradise and you. 25644,
Shackley (EF. N.):
Andante. 24031 (218).
Contemplation. 21569 (82).
Hosanna! to the Son of David.
29189 (170).
Pastorale. 24081 (177).
Saviour, blessed Saviour.
(258).
Parted. 23160.
Depending on
Ione. 19790.
33904
Whoso dwelleth under the defence
of the Most High. 26583 (329).
Shackley (G. H.):
Treasure chest community
songster. 15146.
Treasure chest of children’s songs
and games. 2826.
Treasure chest of Christmas songs
and carols. 30770.
Treasure chest of cowboy songs.
2827.
Treasure chest of darn fool ditties.
9065.
Treasure chest of gems for piano.
9066.
Treasure chest of homespun tunes.
2828.
Treasure chest of old time song
hits. 2829.
Treasure chest of songs we love.
9067.
Treasure chest of world-wide
songs. 9068.
Shad (A. A.) Tm going a-hunting ’til
I find you. 29811.
Shade (R. B.)
15754.
Shadle (J. G.):
California I’m longing
13113:
When you hear the old red robin
on the hill. 38059.
Shadoan (Virginia) Dreaming of a
song. 24469.
Shadoin (C. N.)
360.
Shadoin (Neil) See Shadoin (C. N.)
Boys of sixteen.
for you.
Chickadee stomp.
Shadwell (Charles) Sunset. 12156.
Shaefer (Bill) Facing the world
alone, 6880.
Shafer (A. J.):
Riding home. 25767.
Where bob whites calling me.
3068.
Shafer (Charlene) Disillusioned me.
29483.
Shafer (Jack) See Shafer (A. J.)
Shaffer (F. E.) jr. Have you re-
sponded. 905.
Shaffer (Harold)
my mind. 31995.
Shaffer (Hearcel, or Herschel) :
I’ve got heaven on
Let us waltz again to our old
refrain. 16953.
My book of memories. 25411.
They swing in Harlem. 18173.
Shaffer (Max):
Ashes. 18728.
I just can’t believe it’s true.
22274.
Ill never forget. 22288.
I love singing in a minor key.
(rfay
2109
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v.31
Shaffer (Max)—Continued.
Ive been places and seen things.
29835.
If. 19706.
If I could think of words. 24985.
Moon shines into my room. 30176.
My idea of heaven. 25445.
Save a little love for a rainy day.
23304.
Something to look forward to.
33228.
Two can play that game. 26175.
When you're smiling, I’m happy.
3061.
“Who cares. 23854.
Winter rhapsody. 3132.
Words only meant for two. 154138.
You interrupted my dreaming.
23958.
You made me forget. 21512.
You're a habit that is easy to
make. 26473.
‘Shaffer (Roy) It’s been years since
I’ve seen my little darlin’. 22518.
Shahin (PR: J.) 2
All because of you. 3301.
Caribbean star. 6573, 29371.
Diana. 3727.
I make a humble vow. 24874.
I send my greetings to you. 31982.
It’s you. 4467.
My girl from Trieste.
On the stroke of two.
25431.
5148.
Pensando en ti. 5211.
Renita. 23250.
Renita bonita. 14654.
Sweetest little brown eyes. 26023.
Tango oriental. 20989.
Under your spell. 28846.
Underneath a Palm Beach moon.
PAL (Sy
Yolanda.
Shale (Ruth):
Kiss from you. 7649.
My broken heart. 14844.
‘SShalett (Sherna) Hushalullabye.
Doe aie
Shan van voght.
‘Shand (Terry):
Honolulu. stars and Hawaiian
guitars. 4154, 71438.
Lonely waltz. 7794, 7795.
Sunshine Sally. 33307.
Table under a tree. 30678.
Shandor (—) Midnight melody.
17188, 20195.
Shane (Hester)
little girl. 4555.
Shank (E.M.) When it’s autumn time
in Dixie. 30881.
Shanks (Hlsworth)
Six. 302TH
Shannon (Elizabeth)
magie city. 31806.
33820.
21569 (492).
Kiss me good-night
Night music for
Home in the
Shannon (Jack) I11 keep you under
lock and key. 27376.
Shannon (K. H.) Bluest of blues.
18827.
Shannon (M. B.):
Garden of childhood. 782.
Lord triumphant. 1545.
Shannon (R. M.):
Just wait until I get you alone.
19882.
My song. 5000.
Shannon (Vincent) Louisiana lullaby.
4711.
Shapero (S. L.) Music in the breeze.
4915.
Shapira (N. H.) You do the darndest
Tins.) Sa
Shapiro (Ben):
Burning love. 31212.
I love the way you dance with me.
29808.
I.realize it’s you I love. 24887.
It happened that day. 321138.
Shapiro (Elliott) Gem dance folio for
1987. 16260.
Shapiro (H. H.):
Hymn of the generations. 977.
In you I place my faith. 24997. —
Lullaby. 1615.
Marching on with F. D. R. 4795.
Prayer. 2181.
Song of the oriole. 2539.
Shapiro (Israel) Love’s answer.
20112.
Shapiro (Sol) Can’t help loving you,
dear. 9828.
Shapiro (Ted):
Madeira and you.
Sittin’ in the
17927, 20793.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.:
Anitra’s dance. 7038.
Arizona moon. 383848.
17105.
sand a-sunnin’..
Beautiful heaven. 29291.
Beautiful Napoli. 6407.
Beautiful Ohio. 18783.
Blue River train. 26695.
Boo hoo. 31188.
Bug. 138100.
Caissons go rolling along. 21748,
293859.
Carry me back to old Virginny.
330.
Collegiate. 3617.
Conga mi rosa. 24837.
Cowboy Johnny’s last ride. 31568.
Cuba libre. 24363, 26861.
Don’t let the fire go out.
Empty cradle. 31519.
Empty saddles. 658, 10148, 24503,
29545.
Forever in your arms. 3930.
Gavotte. 6957.
Gem dance folio for 1937. 16260
24441.
2110
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Gem guitar note and diagram
. song folio. 29636.
Gem piano accordion folio, no. 1.
16261.
Gentleman awaits. 31636.
Get her by the tail on a down hill
drag. 31688.
Girl in the gingham blue gown.
3969.
Glory of love. 6986, 10312, 29653.
Goldie, the gold digger’s daughter.
4007.
Good mornin’ Glory. 4019.
Guitar player’s best friend. 17043.
Habanera. 6453.
Hail men of adventure hail. S887,
4052.
Happy Sunday. 19400.
Harmony quartette collection. 896.
Here comes the girl. 27244, 31783.
Here’s luck te our love. 7104.
High hat, a piccolo and a cane.
24714, 24715, 297835.
Home on the range. 16426.
Honey, please don’t turn your back
on me. 19477.
Humoreske. 7169.
I believe ev'ry word I’ve heard
about you. 19516.
I found a horseshoe. 4216.
I love you so. 4258.
Tm a gold diggin’ papa. 29806.
I’m lonesome, sad and blue. 27488.
I’m sailing a dream boat. 13726.
I’ve taken a likin’ to you. 18781.
I’ve waited a lifetime for you.
24907.
In a box ear ’round the world.
SLUO2) =
In the chapel in the moonlight.
24981, 27553, 29888, 32086.
Inspiration. 25002.
Is a daifydill as crazy as a crazy
quilt. 15886.
It’s the Gypsy in me. 25028, 29933.
Jingle bells, I’m in love. 29950.
Just say aloha. 25089, 29963.
Just say aloha. make believe we’re
in Hawaii. 29964.
Keep a song in your heart. 25098.
Keep your eyes on Ira. 16876,
19893.
Knick knacks on the mantel.
7652, 71653.
Kujawiak. 7661.
La-Ge-de la-de-da. 382224.
La-Ge-de la-de-da, says I’m in love
with you. 25119.
Largo. 7674.
Let’s be a little more friendly.
25149.
Little toy piano. 11094.
Lone star. 1525.
Lonely hill-billy. 380054.
126829—37——39 OT11
Lonesome lullaby. 30058.
Love is like a cigarette. 7838.
Love is like a lullaby. 11144.
Loyal sons of Rutgers. 7862, 14198.
Mary had a little lamb. 14227,
30125.
Me and the sun. 11244, 301382.
Me, who was born to be rich.
32453.
Minuet. 8046.
Moonlight and music. 8009.
Moonlight masquerade. 20234.
My little Texas town. 30234.
My loving Cathleen. 30288.
My old fashioned scrap book. 4984,
4985, 30243.
My song is you. 2038238.
New river train. 5036, 23011.
Next hundred years’ll be the
hardest. 5040.
Nobody to love. 32695.
Now or never. 255381, 30297.
Oh! you so ’n’ so. 5111.
Old country doctor. 8272, 11559.
Old Pinto, my pony, my pal.
28175.
Old wind mill. 5185.
One hamburger for madame.
8323, 8324.
One rose that’s left in my heart.
20474, 30351.
Peace of mind. 32841, 32842.
Pizzicato. 6748.
Rambling yodler. 28333.
ted sails in the sunset. 2249.
Reverie. 20659.
Ridin’ the Bar X. range. 53837.
Rock-a-bye baby. 20674.
Roly poly baby. 5855.
Royal garden blues. 25796.
San Antonio blues. 30496.
Save your sorrow for to-morrow.
5398.
Scarf dance. 6585.
Scene changes. 14737, 30505.
Serenade. 8630, 8648.
So I’d miss you. 8729.
Souvenir. 8796.
Spanish dance. 8028.
Stretch of 28 years. 33288.
Sundown in Peaceful Valley.
2630.
Sweet honey chile. 5638.
Swing me a lullaby. 8899, 12195.
Tell you ’bout a gal named Sal.
30694.
Thanks a lot. 30699.
There’s a bridle hangin’ on the
wall. 18152.
There’s a sparrow in the haystack.
33414.
Thunder on the mountain. 33442.
Timber. 23623, 28760, 32445, 32446.
Traumerei. 8634.
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.—Contd.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 9058.
Treat for the eyes. 28794, 30771,
39492.
Twilight
30008.
Two guitars. 9097.
Two instruments waltz. 9100.
Wake up and sing. 2941, 5916.
We’re headin’ for a weddin’ in the
hills. 5949.
What a sweet sensation. 12578.
What ll I do with my nights—the
rest of my days. 3006, 9288.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time up in
heaven. 23806.
When the sun hides away for the
day. 21348.
When the sun says good-night to
the mountain. 28995.
Wild cat woman and a tom eat
man. 29052.
You can count on me. 38189.
You will never be too old to love.
Pua
down in Tennessee.
Your handwriting reveals. 33895.
Zamboanga. 26522, 338898.
Shapleigh (B.) Selected songs. 29189
(GQTi@E
Shard (Joseph) While you're dining,
wining and dancing. 15357.
Shargel (W. W. B. H.) Home.
Sharman (Ceeil) :
Footprints. 22046.
Four Rossetti poems. 33118.
I have a lovely snowball. 22271.
Isle. 25009.
Lullaby. 7865.
March wind.
My toboggan.
Sliding. 23885.
Snowman. 23889.
To the woods. 33459.
Widow bird sate mourning for her
7131.
20153.
22983.
love. 9341.
World is very white. 23917.
sharp) 9(C.” J.) Country gardens.
13207.
Sharp (C. J.) aw., and Sharp (Joan)
prop.:
Admiral Benbow. 6253 (5).
As I walked through the meadows.
6253 (16).
Bingo. 6253 (40).
Brennan on the moor. 6253 (49).
Coasts of High Barbary. 6253
(74).
Come all you worthy Christian
men. $509 (140).
Crystal spring. 6253 (93), 9509
(163).
False bride. 9509 (218).
Farmer’s son so sweet. 6253 (119).
Foggy dew. 9509 (232).
Green broom. 6253 (160). -
Greenland fishery. 6253 (161).
I’m seventeen come Sunday. 6253
(211).
Keys of Canterbury.
Little cobbler. 9509 (400).
Lover’s tasks. 6253 (300).
Midsummer fair. 6253 (321).
O no John. 6253 (348).
O Sally my dear. 9509 (534).
O waly, waly. 62538 (85b1):
Sheep shearing. 6253 (416).
Tree in the wood. 6253 (488).
William Taylor. 9509 (805).
Sharp (D. 8.):
Fairy-tale parade. 13386.
6253 (263).
Shirley. 17880.
Sharp (L. C.) Id rather. 29778.
Sharpe (A. G.) Taps, U. S. A. 8927.
Sharpe (Cedric) Suite Pompadour.
2622.
Sharpe (H. D.) Strange as it may
seem. 2600.
Sharpe (H. S.):
Communion service in E flat.
18966.
25846.
I want a home
Three Christmas carols.
Sharpe (La Verne)
that nestles. 7395.
Sharps and flats to read.
Sharratt (QO. E.)
den. - 17474.
Shatford (S. T.)
home. 3529.
Shattinger piano & music ¢o.:
Air de ballet. 31016.
Z3arearolle. 32736.
Candle glow. 316. ~-
Coronado. 13201.
Dark eyes. 31395.
Estrellita. 31530.
First Noél. 733.
Gems of Scotland.
God rest you
827.
Heather bells. 18560.
Hungarian fantasie. 32298.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 32487.
It came upon the midnight clear.
1287.
Joy to the world. 885.
Love’s token. 14193.
March of the circus clowns. 1649.
O little town of Bethlehem. 1993.
On blooming meadows. 32769.
Primary studies. 32914.
Second Hungarian rhapsody. 1496.
Swan. 33048.
Swing waltz. 33348.
Trovatore. 15206.
Valse caprice. 33572.
Virtuoso pianist. 2921.
Voice of the cello. 33590.
25847.
Old fashioned gar-
Callie I’m coming
13454.
merry, gentlemen.
2112
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
We three kings of Orient are. 2980.
Zingareska. 38260.
Shattuck (C. F.) I wish I had my
old girl back again. 29189 (191).
Shaver (A. M.) Always my Diana.
6311.
Shaver (Buster) Doin’ the crazy walk.
3747.
Shaver (C. F.):
Alone with God. 6304.
Tell some one the story.
Shaw (A. M.)
heart. 33869.
Shaw (Barnett) :
IT want to burn my candle at both
21008.
You're my little sweet-
ends. 10714.
Imitation angel. 10776.
Shaw (C. E.) You made me blue.
23968.
Shaw (Clifford) Kentucky hills. 32202.
Shaw (G. L.) If I were a millionaire.
16690.
Shaw (G. V.) Dollar bills. 6773.
Shaw (Gene) pseud. See EHpting
(EH. 1.) :
Shaw (Geoffrey) :
Honour, riches, marriage plessing.
9509 (297).
How far is it to Bethlehem. 27298.
I triumph! I triumph. 19664.
Joe’s gone. 22549.
Laird o’ Cockpen. 19927.
Let all the world in every corner
sing. 27691.
Love leads to battle.
Lovely land. 4178.
Mists before the
22847.
Self banished. 20744.
Sleep song. 11999.
Three fishers went sailing.
Turn once again. 21153.
4 characteristic sketches.
Shaw (Grantland) pseud.
(G. L.)
Shaw (H. C.):
All good things come from Minne-
sota. 29208.
When Ebenezer Slocum plays his
old trombone. 26294.
Yonnie, sweet Yonnie. 264387.
Shaw (J. M.) Just one more Kiss.
10954.
Shaw (J. W.) >:
Do somethin’. 549.
I’ve got the jitters. 1164.
In the shadow of the barn. 1248.
It didn’t mean a thing. 1288.
Kisses in the night. 1401.
Little hat of red. 1504.
Slippery keys. 2479.
Some day you'll want to know why.
2015.
Treasure without end. 2830.
20087.
sunrises fly.
15104.
17870.
See Shaw
Shaw (Jessie) My dark eyed show
gir]. 4985.
Shaw (Martin) :
Christ our passover.
EKarth’s Mighty Maker.
3592.
21957.
Grant, we beseech Thee. 4029.
King, O God. 32205.
Master Valiant. 20164.
This England. 5768.
Travelling musicians. 12398.
Would it were so. 383799.
Shaw (Maurice) See Shaw (J. M.)
Shaw (Mildred) Dream of the old car-
pet loom. 10083.
Shaw (Ruth) Let’s have a wedding in
June. 16939.
Shaw (W. W.):
Educational vocal technique. 647.
Educational vocal technique in
song and speech. 16113.
Shawn (Nelson) Kiss in the moon-
light. 27654, 29978.
Shawsky (Oscar) 'There’s no one but
you. 28731.
Shay (G. M.):
I think of you, a thousand times a
day. 13762.
It was cotton blossom time in the
valley. 16813.
Little boy. 11075.
We are growing old, sweetheart
mine. 21251.
Shay (Jerome) Underneath the big
magnolia tree. 29189 (444).
Shay (Larry):
I give my heart to you. 27345.
I'm glad that lam I. 4276.
Take a letter, Miss Jones. 18086.
Shayne (Henry) Mr. Freddie blues.
30169.
Shayon (R. L.) My heart is closed
for alterations. 25437.
She'll be comin’ ’round the mountain.
14770, 33116.
She shall have music. 6087.
Shea (A. D.) Cigarette for two. 9876.
Shea (J. F.) N. D. victory march.
29189 (292).
Shea (James) Dear old San Francisco,
my home sweet home. 243898.
Shea (M. J.) N. D. victory march.
29189 (293).
Shea (M. W.)
Shea (Mary)
29477.
Shea (T. F.) Just say so long. 32183.
Sheaff (Bernard) Bandido. 24146.
Shealy (Darwin) See Shealy (S. D.)
Shealy (S. D.):
TV’ll go on living in memories of
yesterday’s moments with you.
16527.
Wonderful God. 18520.
Did you surprise me.
9113
INDEX
Shealy (S. D.)—Continued.
Millie,
17198.
Tell her not to wait for me. 18109.
Sheard (Chas.) & co. See Darewski
(Herman)
rating Chas. Sheard & co.
Shearer (Earnest)
of the night.
Shearin (C. S.)
Shed (C. E.):
my childhood sweetheart.
musie pub. co., incorpo-
My little wonder
28044.
Brown eyes. 24217.
Guide me? Lord, I’m going through.
13508.
Reign on King Jesus. 14651.
Sheehan, (R. P.)
Be mine. 26641.
Sheehan (Robert) :
Choruses for changing voices. 374.
Part songs for changing voices.
8376.
Sheep and goat.
Sheep shearing.
Sheetz (E. L.)
(Jimmy )
GE Byrn. prop:
Sheffer
18074.
Sheffield (Dorothy)
Shefsick (B. W.):
20762.
6253 (416).
Sweetheart ties. 28644.
au., and Sheffer
Swing my soul.
Twilight. 12428.
Choir sang Oh promise me. 6605.
Songs of Ireland touch my heart.
8776.
We met on bus twenty-two. 9204.
(Art )
Shefte
32865.
Sheinker (Irving) :
20912.
Streamline.
Strolling.
Piano improvising.
23467.
Shelby (Ruth)
23120.
eabin.
Sheldon (Sidney) :
18822.
Blue night.
Ghost of my love. 29639.
My silent self.
Satisfied.
Shelhamer
prayer.
Shelley (H. R.):
Am meer.
Only a_ back-woods
14420.
20731.
17336.
Shelley (Gerard)
sian cabaret.
Christ.
De coppah moon. 15517 (73-75).
38904 (263).
Farewell.
(Esther ) My mother’s
Songs from the Rus-
14881.
9509 (650).
In heavenly
(333).
Madrigale.
15517 (54-56).
love abiding. 9509
9509 (484).
Melody in F. 33904 (253).
Our confession.
9509 (547).
Preludes, offertories and postludes.
30904 (244).
Since first I met thee. 9509 (635).
Six Christmas carols. 29189 (131).
Shelton
9653.
(E.
N.)
Bank night blues.
Do Ty, NS) voor
Shelton (J. C.):
Broadway beauties. 24208.
Honky tonk blues. 24735.
I- measure my love. 24877.
In my arms. 24970.
My sweetie and me. 28073.
Will I ever ever grow too old to
dream. 26401.
Shelton (Pat) See Shelton (J. C.)
Shepard (B. R.) Out of the frying
pan into the fire. 28236.
Shepard (EH. L.) Love me to-night.
14165.
Shepard (George) Africa, oh Africa.
6267.
Shepard (M. K.) Cornstalk fiddle and
a horse hair bow. 9917.
Shephard (Frank) pseud. See Shapiro
(Israel )
Shepherd (Arthur):
Autumn fields. 6361.
Gay promenade. 6960.
Quartet for strings in E minor.
2209.
Shepherd (C. W.) Oh baby. 32737.
Shepherd (Josephine) ’*Way up North.
18339.
Shepherd (W. W.):
Arkansas. 12940.
Flying high. 747.
Little baby. 1499, 4656.
Little shoe. 1516.
Old mill wheel. 5122.
Petit Jean. 11674.
Pond lilies. 5246.
Quapaw love song. 8484.
Sun down in the hills of Arkansas,
12150.
Won’t you help me to forget. 12726.
You’re the one I love the best.
6212.
Shepherdson (Frank) New New York.
17396.
Sheppard (Madelyn) They’re gonna fill
the old well up. 12325.
Sheridan (EHdna):
Memories of long ago. 7951.
’Neath the shade of that old apple
tree. 14488.
Sheridan (Joseph) :
Life is what you make it. 22647.
She. 25848.
Sheridan che, ee) Detroit victory
march. 16008, 24411.
Sherlock (J. R.) Regina invicta. 5305,
8519.
Sherman (A. E.) Quest. 28320.
Sherman (A. I.) ‘Tfiloth Abraham.
33381.
Sherman (A1):
Color of your eyes. 21788.
Darling, not without you. 21842.
Dream shadows. 595.
2114
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
It’s like reaching for the moon.
10873.
On a little bamboo bridge. 32767.
Save your sorrow for to-morrow:
5398.
Sound of your voice.
Turn, paddle wheel, turn.
21155.
What happened to
238770.
Sherman (D. E. F.)
tasy. 105.
Sherman (D. W.)
Sherman (Elna)
F.)
Sherman (Harry)
Trail dust. 2824.
Sherman (Mrs. M. C.)
31407.
Sherman (Terry):
Good-bye Christina Swanson.
(156).
True blue. 26533 (299).
Sherman (Tom):
I want to be a prima donna.
21569 (240).
Sailor boy. 15517 (328).
Sherman, Clay & co.:
California state highway patrol.
21746.
Don’t count your kisses before
you're kissed. 6779.
Here comes the man with the jive.
27245.
I can’t pretend. 27327.
I wish I didn’t love you. 1180.
It all begins and ends with you.
27572.
It’s in your eyes. 25019.
Just in case you change your mind.
22579.
Lazy summer moon.
Lazy waves of Nassau.
25951.
21154,
my rainbow.
Appalachian fan-
Realizing. 32966.
See Sherman (D. E.
productions, ine.
Dear heart.
6255
22618.
11009.
Let’s be breezy. 19953.
Love-music. 32381.
Night-time. 28098.
No regrets. 8210.
Old Joe’s hittin’ the jug. 23083.
Six fiddle talks. 7641.
Smile with me. 8719.
Superior collection of steel guitar
solos. 238491.
Ten fingers and a Porter. 28688.
That particular friend of mine.
28698.
Thru a veil of indifference. 9021.
Vamping a co-ed. 9131.
Wanderers, my lop-eared mule, my
broken down horse, ’n’ me. 28898.
We're healthy like anything. 9208.
When love has gone. 3085.
Sherr (Milton) If I didn’t fall in love.
29859.
Sherwin (C. G.) In memory’s lane.
Sherwin (Manning) When paw went
courtin’? maw. 15317.
Sherwood (EH. H.) aw., and Sherwood
(H. H.) prop. Nun and the foun-
tain. 18648 (262).
Sherwood (Lena) I had to be con-
tented with the man in the moon.
1022.
Sherwood (Robert) :
In the web of the moon. 19775.
Russian river. 20705.
Slave song. 20799.
Spring is the time.
We are free. 21249.
Will to-morrow ever come.
Yesterdays. 21472.
Sherzer (George) You’re so contagious.
18609.
Shevlin (N. M.):
20885.
21415.
Gray eyes. 19357.
Only one. 20479,
Shield (—) Arethusa. 18721.
Shield (Leroy) :
Alf’s hornpipe. 18676.
Autumn leaves. 3369, 12968.
Beyond the rainbow. 3453, 13044.
Carefree. 18898.
Chords. 18930.
Ckow hop. 3605.
Colonial gayeties.
Crow-hop. 9946.
Dancing on the clouds.
Don’t push me. 19103.
Drunk. 19151.
Harly morning. 3817, 18354.
Fancy this. 19211.
Fastie. 3878, 18398. .
Finale. 20764.
Gossip. 193843.
Happy birthday. 19396.
Hot and dry. 4159, 13598.
In bonnie Scotland. 43886, 10791.
It’s the law. 19817.
Just a kiss. 19857.
Just a little rhythm.
Just a melody sweet.
Let’s face it. 19961.
Love is everything to me.
14159.
Mrs. McGregor.
Moonlight dreams. 4884, 14300.
Move your feet. 4907, 14322.
Mysteér-ee. 5013, 14431.
Nautchette. 5020, 14435.
On a sunny afternoon. 20444.
On the dock. 20450.
Our relations. 20494.
Quickie. 5284, 14634.
Rajah. 5295, 14643.
Rhumba rhythm. 5325, 11819.
Seasons. 5426, 14751.
Standin’ on the corner. 5579, 14910.
3619, 13182.
19027.
19858.
4511, 18958.
472A,
50208.
2115
yo Shields (L. R.)
INDEX
pt. III, 0. S., v. 31
Shield (Leroy )—Continued.
Stepping along with a song.
14924.
Streamline Susie.
Sylvia. 20968.
There'll always be a memory with-
in my heart. 5737, 15075.
They got me. 21066.
Transition. 21129-21131, 23650.
Up in room 14. 5871, 12474.
Walk. 21219.
Walking the deck. 21224.
We're just a happy family. 21267.
We're out for fun. 21268.
Shield (Roy) See Shield (Leroy)
Shields (EH. M.) Memories of Cleve-
land. agatha:
Shields (F. E.) :
Friendship Lane. 10263.
Musician biues. 14332.
When you love the wrong person
too much. 26339.
Shields (Grace) :
Down where the watermelon
grows. 26533 (59).
Go back to the farm. 18648 (143).
Go easy, Mabel. 18648 (144).
Henry Hudson was a bold jack tar.
29189 (160).
Honey-land. 18648 (170).
I love her best of all. 15517 (158).
Little lady. 18648 (228).
Longest way ’round is the sweetest
way home. 9509 (411).
Love me just a little bit.
(228).
Make a noise like a hoop, and roll
away. 9509 (439).
Papa, please buy me an airship.
26533 (217).
Set ’em up in the other alley.
15517 (846).
Take me out for a joy ride.
(339).
Take me up in your airship, Willie.
29189 (419).
When the pink
9509 (790).
When you know that your girlie
loves you. 15517 (449).
If I could nestle in
one corner of your heart. 19709.
Shields (Ren) :
Go back to the farm. 18648 (143).
Henry Hudson was a bold jack tar.
29189 (160).
I love her best of all. 15517 (158).
Little lady. 18648 (228).
Mary gave him the merry ha, ha.
29189 (260).
When the pink arbutus blooms.
9509 (790).
Shields (Thomas) :
Midnite blues.
5594,
5609, 14934.
15517
18648
arbutus blooms.
7967.
Senorita. 14754.
Shields (Vincent) I dream of San
Marino. 27340.
Shilkret (Jack) Lazy summer moon.
22618.
Shilkret (Nathaniel) :
Bohemian girl. 9649.
Fairwell malihini. 13395.
Heart of a Gypsy. 4106.
My heart’s on the trail.
Prisoner’s song. 20599.
Salute to beautiful Hawaii.
Short’nin’ bread. 20770.
25440.
2355.
Winterset. 33772.
Shilling (B. H.) Wall street blues.
18322.
Shimmin (Sydney)
Adore te devote.
Shindelar (A. J.)
cave. 9379.
Shinn (KE. T. and G. E.) There’s a
shadow across the moon. 23597.
Shipbuilders. 2427.
Shipley (J. R.):
Wedding chimes.
Youand I. 21475.
Shipman (A. F.) Strolling down the
boulevard with you. 2608.
Shipman (Barry):
It’s quite possible. 25025.
Kick off your shoes and go bare-
Hymn-prelude on
29764.
Wonderful Niagara
12566.
foot. 25108.
Lonely miles. 25212.
Sleepy river. 25895.
Waltz I danced with you. 26234.
Yolanda. 26436.
You shouldn’t hadn’t ought to.
26502.
Shipman (F._ A.) Haunted with
dreams of you. 10380.
Shipman (H. A.) See Dutton (Theo-
dora) and Shipman (H. A.)
Shipper (Jack) It goes this way and it
goes that way. 4442.
Shipper (Jacob):
It goes this way and it goes that
way. 4442.
Melody of Mars.
Shir chayim. 2428.
Shirley (Blanche)
32463.
My dream of your
dreams. 28012.
Shirley (Dorothy) Lovely night.
1588.
Shirley (G. H.) Raindrops. 30447.
Shirley (Jack) Valse élégance. 28863.
Shirley Temple song album. 28478.
Sho-window. 10438, 10971, ~ 11725,
12102, 12276.
Shoalts (R. L.)
home. 3552.
Shoepe (Carol) Night I bumped my
head against the stars. 8192.
Shofer (Madge) Old Nevada moon.
2035.
Carpenter, build me a
2116
nos. 1-12, 1936
Shoffner (L. A.) Dream eastles.
Sholk (M. M.):
Bless your heart.
miss you. 22372.
Just you. 13981
Violetta. 23702.
Shonfield (Ernest) :
Ill be waiting for you. 13658.
Pll forgive you, but cannot forget.
10571.
I’m on my way back home. 19631.
If I had you and the moon. 10750.
It’s like paradise to me. 139083.
Take me in your arms again sweet-
heart. 15015.
Shoop (D. F.):
Let’s have music. 22687.
In a cute little roadster of blue.
375.
21706.
16707.
You hit the nail on the head.
18581.
Shoop (M. 8S.) Let’s get personal.
32260.
Shopis-Romanoy (G. P.) Moondream.
22864, 27956, 30178, 30179, 32584.
Shore (Bernard) Six impressions.
23348, 23344.
Shorin (Abraham) aw., and Shorin
(J. HE.) prop. No other gal but you.
25521.
Short (A. E.)
27654, 29978.
Short (Thomas) :
Hotel ’way out there. 4161.
Queen.of the high desert bucka-
roos. 5282.
Short’nin’ bread. 17885.
Shoup (Don) Za zoo za. 12848.
Show (P. R.) If you were the evening
Stamp, 24522.
Show boat. 13447, 18647, 14460, 24794,
25516.
Show girl. 17887*.
Show is on. 299382, 30042, 30295, 30860,
31216.
Showalter (A. J.) Co.
Kiss in the moonlight.
Joyful tidings.
16841.
Showerman (G. B.) Ona drippy drip-
py day. 8299.
Showers (KE. F.) Although I didn’t
dance at all. 71.
Showers (lL. W.):
I’m still in love with you. 27445.
I’ve got my mind on love. 31997.
Living in a trance. 32320.
Shrefiler (M. B.):
Cabin in the hills. 9803.
I love you little girl. 16553.
We'll land Landon in the White
House. 23788.
Shrode (M. G.) Coast guardsmen.
6627, 15870.
Shrom (E. S.):
It happened in Connecticut. 7532.
INDEX
Trusted you. 26157.
Shuffler (I. L.) jr. May I embrace
you. 20169.
Shuler (Bernard) My little mountain
home. 28088.
Shuler (Rutledge) My little mountain
home. 28038.
Shull (8S. J.) Ballerina. 26635.
Shults (W. H.) I can see music in
your eyes. 13620.
Shultz (Kala) Caress me. 325.
Shumaker (G. L.):
Down Reminiscing lane. 29508.
I’m calling old sweetheart to you.
1080.
Roses and you. 33027.
When I heard you sing. 33671.
Shuman (Ff. K.):
Are you thrilling. 3345.
Chiquita, say no. 26790.
Doing the prom. 10041.
Formal night in Harlem. 29614.
I ain’t tired, I’m restin’ so I don’t
get tired. 24766.
I’m tootin’ my horn. 16611.
Ooh, it’s nice. 11611, 17533.
We go well together. 12548.
Wiggly-woggly walk. 9344.
With a dollar in your pocket.
6109.
Shuman (Iva) Home in the hills.
944.
Shuman (Mildred) Rhumba lady.
14660.
Shuman (S. B.):
I’m turning on the radio. 10666.
You’re natural. 30980.
Shupp (Rose) Clipper honeymoon.
31311.
Shur (Rose) In a little hacienda.
32067.
Shure (R. D.) O silent hills. 25538.
Shurley (M. L.) U. S. S. Augusta.
26190.
Shurman (Ida):
I spilled some salt. 13755.
Lost in paradise. 7820.
Now I lay me down to sleep.
17437.
Shurtliff (H. D.) Buckskin cayuse.
3509.
Shuryan (Frank) Little by little.
14106.
Shutter (L. M.) Mother of my dreams.
4898.
Shutzman (Nathan)
smile. 276.
Shynman (A. L.):
Coquette. 13199.
Gramercy square. 854, 19349.
Mother’s lullaby. 1779, 8034.
Serenity. 5433.
Bring back that
117
INDEX
Dt. EIT, R-Ss voor
Sibelius (Jean) :
Accept our thanks.
Finlandia. 27071.
Heart’s morning. 6253 (183).
I would I were dwelling on India’s
15522, 15523.
strand. 6258 (224).
Masonic ritual music. 32441.
Mazurka. 4808.
O morn of beauty. 5086.
On great lone hills. 28186.
Rondoletto. 5881.
Theme from Finlandia. 8978.
Valse. 4808.
Valse triste. 6253 (495), 15517
(415), 21198, 33573.
Valsette. 5881.
Sibley (M. J. O.) Federal follies.
22018.
Sibué du Col (Countess K. M. S.)
From station L-o-v-e. 31618.
Sickel (A. 3B.) Melodious waltz.
17166.
Sickel (HE. H.) jr.:
Lady, can you spare a heart.
10989.
Let’s build a home in the stars.
1460, 14051.
Words and music. 30943.
You should-a seen gran’pa swing.
30987.
Sickel (Gene) See Sickel (HE. H.) jr. *
Sickler (Inez) See Sickler (O. I.)
Sickler (J. D.) Peace for one and all.
8385.
Sickler (O. I.)
8385.
Sicoli (Anthony) Play thing. 5235.
Sicuro (Ida):
Father Knickerbocker. 13399.
Majestic New York. 14211.
New York is great. 14447.
Our home. 14543.
Sweet haven of rest. 23501.
Would you like to see New York.
15419.
Sidell (J. L.):
Just think of it.
You are in my
Peace for one and all.
Lk bp
heart to stay.
6157.
Sideri (B. D.) Thalassa Lebentop-
nichtera. 28691.
Siders (Elenor) Home in Louisiana.
Ase:
Sidlow (G. M.) I’m gonna lasso the
moon. 27419.
Sidney (Jay) Just a run around.
4512.
Sidwell (B. J.) Out of the blue.
25627.
Siebe (A. H.) Southern moonlight.
8794.
Siebert (G. V.):
Singing the blues away. 17922.
We'll never have a million. 15253.
Siebert (T. M.):
Mother. 22879.
National union for social justice.
22994.
Siebold (H. M.) Moon in the heavens.
14288.
Siegan (Jerome) :
Downhearted. 3773.
I haven’t managed to get you.
10546.
Siegel (Al):
Don't look at me that way. 29500.
I hear a call to arms. 29789.
Panamania. 32826.
Vote for Mister Rhythm. 28880,
30882.
Siegel (Irving) Leona. 19947.
Siegel (K. J.) Seeing you again.
11930.
Siegel (N. V.)
Siegel (Paul):
Sorrowing. 23419.
At-last. “21637.
Melody in you. 4821.
Siegel (R. M.) Barbara. 29284.
Siegl (Otto) lLyrische tanzmusik.
20122.
Siegmeister (Hlie) :
Negro songs of protest. 17388.
Strange funeral in Braddock.
23460.
Siemonn (George) Baby. 6253 (28).
Sienkiewicz (Joseph) Remember last
night. 25749.
Sieulle (J.) Napoli. 1921.
Sieveking (Martinus) Wooing. 23912.
Sievers (Leona) :
Jesus my Savior. 382156.
Moonbeams on the prairie.
Sigafuss (J. D.):
Caroline, you blue eyed darling.
18901.
Friend that is true. 10261.
In a wee wee shack with my toot-
sie plum. 13842.
22863.
Sweet summer night. 18061.
Sigler (Maurice) :
Cocktail time. 400.
Crazy with love. 21814.
Don’t count your chickens. 562.
Funnies aren’t funny when I’m
blue. 16246.
I could be in heaven if you’d come
down to earth. 19529. =
I don’t give a continental. 1004.
I’m in a dancing mood. 24848.
I’m never too busy for you. 1112.
I make a motion. 1134.
Keep your eye in the sky. 1392.
My red letter day. 22972.
Tap your tootsies. 26938.
There’s always a happy ending.
5748.
This’ll make you whistle.
Without rhythm. 3139.
2774.
2118
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
You’ve rhumba.
3240.
Sigma sigma sigma fraternity.
waited long. 4340, 7392.
Sigman (Carl) Just remember.
Sigman (Harry) Kiss me,
21569 (286).
Sign of peace. 25864*.
Signa (M. L.) Hold me a little closer.
27262.
Signorelli (Frank) :
Kiss me good-night.
Soft words. 383204.
Sigurd Jorsalfar. 16315, 24653.
Silber (Fritz) After ten in the Cum-
berland Mountains. 20.
Silber (J. A.) Mother of mine, you’re
divine. 1775.
Silberman (A. A.):
Cottage at the roadside.
In the swing. 7501.
Mirrors of hope. 4854.
Moon of desire. 8002.
Mountain echoes. 17258.
Red roses. 17708.
Souvenirs. 17987.
Starlight waltz. 8821.
Walls of sorrow. 5921.
Silcher (Fredrich) :
Fare ye well. 716.
Take Thou my hands and lead me.
got the wrong
I’ve
32182.
dearie.
32211.
15909.
23544,
Sildac (Julian) pseud. See Jodice
(Salvatore)
Sildac music pub. co.:
Dictator of your heart. 21872.
Madre e patria. 11197, 22758.
Silent night. 303806.
Silésu (Lao):
Lost horizons.
Ta voix si tendre.
Silha (J. F.):
I wouldn’t take a million dollars.
30063.
2678.
1187.
Just an envelope and _ stamp.
13963.
Kneel down sister, kneel down.
4562.
Last night was heaven. 1482.
Watching the boats come in.
What do you say. 15270.
Silha (Marline) :
5933.
Just an envelope and_ stamp.
13963.
Kneel down sister, kneel down.
4562.
Watching the boats come in. 5983.
What do you say. 15270.
Silhouetten. 30516, 30549.
Sillis (G. W.):
Love waltz. 11165.
My love dreams never come true.
11407.
On the silvery sands of Waikiki.
11592.
Sills (Bernice) You will never be
too old to love. 21551.
Silly billies. 9082.
Siloti (Alexander) Choral prelude.
6380.
Silva (KE. F.) Shadows. 23829.
Silva (Molly):
Midnight waltz. 22827.
President Roosevelt’s new re-elec-
tion mareh. 23215.
Workin’ your way with me. 25915.
Silva (Saturnino) :
Inspiracion. 13873.
Simpatias. 14794.
Silver (A. J.) au., and Silver (L. L.)
executor of the estate of A. J. Silver,
prop. Gretchen. 7036.
Silver (Abner) :
Aflame. 155380.
Darling, not without you. 21842.
Dream shadows. 595.
For sentimental reasons. 19253,
24581.
It’s still being done. 32129.
Lost horizon. 25227.
On the beach at Bali-Bali. 17502.
Sound of your voice. 25951.
What happened to my rainbow.
23770.
When a king gives up everything
for love. 33666, 33667.
When I wore my daddy’s tuxedo.
33677.
Silver (Frank) Yes! We have no
bananas. 6145.
Silver (G. L.) Im drifting back to
you. 4272.
Silver (Harry) Troubled slumber.
9075.
Silver (Maxwell) auw., and Silver (Lil-
lian) prop. Music makes me senti-
mental. 12862 (351).
Silver (Violet) Down in dreamy Ven-
ice. 19116.
Silver, Burdett co.:
Music highways and byways.
20254, 27984.
Music hour. 113388.
Symphony series all-Wagner festi-
val program. 21216.
Silver star. 29189 (121, 384, 385, 425),
31003. (68, 183, 193).
Silver threads among the gold. 6253
(419), 17895, 25870.
Silverman (Al) King of swing. 7645.
Silverman (N. B.) Cloak, the boat,
and the shoes. 26814.
Silvern (Henry) pseuwd.
stein (Henry)
Silvers (Louis) :
Bowery princess-end title.
Gypsy’s lament. 7049:
See Silver-
26707.
2119
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Silvers (Louis)—Continued.
Jolly times. 19845.
Lookout, lookout for Jekyll, or
Hyde. 27781.
Pursue me. 382935.
Silver’s cradle days. 11978.
Silverstein (Henry) Ive got the right
to go wrong. 7382.
Silverwood (W. L.) ’Deed I ain’t seen
no chicken. 243898.
Silvester (Daniel)
ronelnie, Que
Silvia (M. P.):
I’m going places.
Watches of the
31933.
Your eyes were saying. 18637,
29178.
Silvy (Johnny) Hvery time I look at
you. 29563.
Simi (Gino) Sagra di S. Giovanni
1986—XIV. 28422.
Simkins (C. F.) Fantasy on one note.
19216.
Wonderful land of
9378*.
Why should I be
Simkins (EH. L.)
Make-Believe.
Simkins (Scott)
blue. 21405.
Simlinger (Walter) Es gibt nur eine
stadt, die so a weinderl hat. 19176.
Simmonds (K. T.) Let’s call it quits.
Simmons (A. J.) That’s why I love
you. 28707.
Simmons (A. M) Alphabet—what the
words of Jesus mean. 15563.
Simmons (E. J.) Oh, those chiming
bells. 25559.
Simmons (H. W.)
you. 19624.
Simmons (J. C.)
to Dreamland.
Simmons (J. D.)
you. 27370.
Simmons (Lucille)
25894.
Simms (A. N.):
Simms jazz piano method. 20777.
I’m lonesome for
Let’s build a bridge
32257.
Ill be thinking of
Sleepy little town.
_ Will you waltz with me. 18495.
Simon (Cécile) :
Chipolata. 18926.
FWélicie, j’te félicite. 10199.
Love was a dream. 20101.
Prés de tes yeux, prés de ton cceur.
20593.
Si vous saviez.
Tell me your love.
You talk too
21539.
Simon (G. R.) I weakened. 138801.
Simon (Hermann) :
Beherzigung. 3434, 3435.
Chor der toten. 3585, 3586.
Drei laub auf einer linden. 31488,
31489.
Hymnus.
2434,
5697.
much, madame.
5467, 5468.
Mensch ist frei geschaffen. 4835,
4836.
Sonnenwende. 5558, 5559.
Vokale kammermusik. 12514.
Simon (Nat):
And still no luck with you.
9585.
Cuban cabby. 461.
How did I get home last night.
13599.
I’m afraid of bees.
6325,
27400.
I want to be with you. 10712,
13791.
In a continental room. 24957.
Just driftin’ along. 19872.
Little Lady Make-Believe. 27746.
One bour for luneh. 28194.
One never knows what tomorrow
may bring. 5161.
Poinciana. 17640.
River man. 17750.
Three shades of blue. 33485.
Two lips among the tulips. 18255.
Simon (R. L.) Rhapsurdity in bones.
17734.
Simon (W. J.) It’s love.
Simon and Schuster, ine.:
Carmen. 9719.
Faust. 10337.
Tannhauser. 12521.
Trovatore. 12493.
Simone est comme Ga.
Simonetti (A.):
Madrigale. 3270 (403), 9509 (434).
32124.
17898, 17899.
Romanza. 9509 (625).
Vienna, non sei pit tu. 2914,
Simonetti (Giov.) Cuore mio. 464.
Simonini (Charles) Just another
dance. 7605,
Simonot (Jacque) Hotel du clair de
lune. 16447.
Simons (Abraham) If the Lord wants
somebody (ll go. 29862.
Simons (D. A.) Only you from now on.
30354.
Simons (Moises)
guez (Moises)
Simons (Seymour) :
Dancing in a daze.
See Simons Rodri-
15946, 19020.
I’m just beginning to care. 10682,
13715.
Keepsakes. 16878.
Lone star. 1525.
Sweet misery of love. 18058, 20947,
30653.
Two little unknowns. 18256.
We started and parted as friends.
2978.
Who is my baby gonna love all win-
ter. 29032.
Simons Rodriguez (Moises) :
Conbanakan, 9903.
Mi chulito. 27921,
2120
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Suena guarachita. 28612.
Sur le Bosphore endormi. 33310.
Simonson (H. C.) Broken melody.
13095.
Simonson (Saks) Broken melody.
13095.
Simonton (Danforth) pseud. See Page
CN. ©.)
Simovitz (Harry (Sims)) Riding on
a bicycle, I fell in love with you.
8545.
Simper (Caleb) :
He is not here, but is risen. 33904
(104).
I will feed my flock. 18648 (188).
O Lord, how manifold. 18648
(265).
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 18648
(290).
Shepherds abiding. 26533 (259).
33152,
12862 (501).
Sing, O heavens.
Thou providest.
Simpkins (F. A.):
Feasting in the center of His love.
10197.
Oh! for a glimpse of that city.
26533. (206).
Sing-a-while leaflet. 33150.
When God speaks. 5998.
Simpkins (Josie) It is morning again.
salt.
Simple tunes from near and far.
Simpson (Arthur) :
Homeward bound. 22211.
Welcomed home. 23757.
Simpson (EH. O.):
I learned a lesson from you. 16516.
Jumping Salty. 10928.
Simpson (Frank) :
After supper to-night. 29199.
Dreaming of yeu. 31483.
Silent of the night. 23349.
Simpson (G. M.):
Alone to-night. 21598.
I love to sing a pretty song. 138678.
When I step out on Saturday night.
23359.
15308.
Simpson (H. P.) Hollywood joys.
4147,
Simpson (Harold) My land. 29189
(284).
Simpson (J. W.):
Alleluia! Christ is risen.
Victory, alleluia. 5888.
Simpson (M. A.) I waited for the
Lord. 22408.
Simpson (P. R.)
for me, 32018.
Simpson (Prince)
3010.
I wonder if you care
See Simpson (H.
Simpson (Ricky) See Simpson (E. O.)
Simpson (W. J.) Give my love to
Nancy. 19802.
Simrock (N.).:
Chaconne. 3385.
Rose von Granada. 14709.
Sims (A. J.) My pal Al. 14417.
Sims (Jewell) Blue blue me.
Sims (O. L.):
Hand in hand. 24671.
If you will only be a pal of mine.
22448.
Sims (Sulamae)
Simunaci (Madonna)
naci (Cecil) prop.
shines bright in Santa Fe.
Simunek (Josef) :
Muj prekrasny Oregon. 32547.
My beautiful Oregon. 32569.
Sinding (—) uStle of spring. 33039.
Sinding (Christian) :
Abendlied. 3270 (1).
Alte weise. 3270 (15).
Beim becher. 3270 (56).
Caprice. 3270 (577).
Entsechluss. 3270 (167).
Hrinnerung. 3270 (169).
Etude. 3270 (578).
249.
Just alone. 4517.
au., and Simu-
When the moon
12634,
Gefliister. 38270 (210).
Humoreske. 3270 (269).
Impromptu. 3270 (579).
Maiden gathers poppies. 1684,
Mother thou, of all the living.
TT
Rustle of spring. 12862 (444).
Skizze. 38270 (585).
Sonate. 33904 (269).
Standchen. 3270 (620).
Studie. 3270 (580).
Sylvelin. 23532, 30676.
Trio fiir piano, violine, violoncell.
9509 (749).
Sing a song. 5479.
Sing, baby, sing. 20103, 20784, 21308,
21540.
Sing, fool, sing. 30492,
Sing me a love song.
33890.
Sing together. 17915.
Sing we Noel. 33154, 38155.
Singable songs for male voices. 2466.
Singenberger (O. A.) Missa Ex ore
Infantium. 1730.
Singende jugend. 20209, 21242,
Singer (Abraham) :
B’reishis boro. 29339.
Hebrew melodies. 13566.
Mein zeiden’s cholem. 82457,
Singer (Hlse) :
Selected pieces. 31003 (14).
Tiefland. 6253 (488).
Singer (Joseph) :
I mean it dear. 7341.
My little bit of heaven. 14892.
My river of dreams. 1891.
Singer (Lou):
Rain on the range.
27745, 28703,
2225.
2121
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Singer (Lou)—Continued.
Sing me to sleep with a love lullaby.
23366, 28508, 28509.
Singer (Marie) Path in the woods.
23163.
Singer (Otto):
Selected pieces. 31003 (14).
Tiefland. 6253 (483).
Singer (Raymond) You’re my theme
song. 3226.
Singing days.
Singing kid.
Singing melodies.
17919.
10594, 11896, 12808.
23370.
Singing on the way. 8699.
Singing saints. 20791*.
Singing school. 29189 (388*).
Dreams. 21931.
Blue skies of Utah.
Singletary (A. M.)
Singleton (Esta)
13070.
Singleton (Georgia) Tomorrow’s yes-
terday. 21117.
Singleton (M. L.):
Dream a little dream of me darling.
6799.
My heart is calling you home.
8092.
Sinigaglia (Leone) :
Baruffe chiozzotte. 9509 (87),
12862 (33, 34).
Serenade. 12862 (458).
Sonata. 17925.
4 canzoni. 12862 (467).
Sinison (Della) Dream girl. 26968.
Sinning (C. J.):
Ill write a love song. 13670.
In old Holland.
Is it any wonder.
Sinsel (Mrs. Alwine)
ding. 7847.
Siple (H. HE.) Ive got the twentieth
century blues. 13774.
Siplin (D. A.) Quit you foolin’ ’round.
23229,
Sippil (L. M.):
Answer to a maiden’s prayer.
My love for you. 1866.
Sir (Anton) Martha, tell me that
you're mine. 7918.
Sir John in love. 20600.
Siréne musicale. Fiévre jaune. 726.
Sirius-verlag. Niagara-fox. 5041.
Sirois (Alice) Ive got an eye on you.
22400.
Sirois (Raphael) Love beggar. 27796.
Sisco (R. C.) O, the lake shore’s sad
now, pal. 25539.
Sisemore (J. T.):
Souvenir song sheet.
32080.
22499.
Lovebirds wed-
6335.
5565,
Talk it over with Jesus. 5675.
Siskin, Ce
Just at sundown. 29957.
My hobby. 30226.
Sisler (C. C.) My dream of you. 8077.
Sistek (—) Slavonie scherzo. 23379.
Sisters of Providence. St. Mary-of-the-
woods, Ind.:
If great wonders thou desirest.
29858.
Kaifeng. 13985.
Sitting on the moon.
25886, 29030.
Six old French Christmas carols.
(408, 409).
Sixbey (Clifford)
the mountains.
Sixt (J. A.)
Sixteen Welsh melodies.
Sizemore (Asher) :
24753, 25229,
6253
When I get back to
15297.
Festliche musik. 16175.
33904 (339).
Best pal I ever had. 226.
Cowboy’s last ride. 451.
End of the trail. 666.
From Jerusalem to Jericho. 6940.
Girl of my golden dreams. 803.
Has anybody seen my kitty. 898.
Horse and buggy days. 960.
I want to do something for Jesus.
ae.
My Tennessee rose. 1908.
Royal telephone. 5872.
That sweet little mother. 2729.
When the sun goes down to-day.
3050.
When we kneel with our Savior in
prayer. 3055.
Will you be the same old sweet-
heart: 3173:
Won’t you be my sweetheart. 3147.
Sj6blom (Herman) : ;
Mazurka. 4808.
Rondoletto. 5881.
Valse. 4808.
Valsette. 5881.
Skaggs (Cleo) Sweetheart of long ago.
12188,
Skandal in konzerthaus. 3809, 5085.
Skandal um die fledermaus. 33165.
Skandinavisk og Borups musikforlags,
aos: :
Frem paa marsch. 13487.
Quintett. 28523.
Racconto. 8495.
Skeans (M. A.) I found that romance
7218.
8829,
was a game of chance.
Skeat (W. J.) Stella maris.
Skedgell (B. M.):
Baby’s sweet lullaby. 3382.
Moonlight and roses and you.
11307.
Skedgell (R. E.):
Hurry back. 29763.
I gotta yen for college men.
Love I want. 1563.
My love is true. 1867.
What a gal. 5973.
Where is the moon. 38078.
Skelding (G. H.) My happiness means
you. 25484, 28021.
1021.
2122
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Skevofelix (Micheal)
forgotten. 28048.
Skidmore (W. E.) Piles of it.
Skidmore music co., inc.:
Honey, please don’t turn your back
on me. 24732, 29746.
Sweet misery of love. 18058, 20947,
30653.
Why is the high tide high.
Yes! We have no bananas.
Skies are darkening. 33168.
Skiff (EB. V.) Nothing less than our
best. 28122.
Skinner (B. T.):
Beautiful Hilo. 21679.
Garaei rendezvous. 16256.
Let me dream on. 25148.
Skinner (iH. L.) @u., and Skinner (EKd-
ward) prop. April. 24081 (7).
Skinner (Frank) :
Breakin’ in a pair of shoes.
Caissons go rolling along.
Empty saddles. 29545.
Hawaiian paradise. 4087.
It’s been so long. 4450.
It’s great to be in love again.
My love you’ve
30407.
9338.
6145.
3499.
29359.
4458.
Lost. 7818.
Robbins Hawaiian medley. 25772.
Skinner’s (Frank) new method
for orchestra scoring. 95493.
Twiddlin’ my thumbs. 28665.
Welcome stranger. 9221.
Wheel ot the wagon is broken.
5988.
Would you. 12733.
You. 9408.
You never looked so _ beautiful.
12785.
Skinner (Kathryn):
Anchor your bark. 15517 (6).
Angel’s message. 29189 (6).
Behold the moon is_ breaking.
29189 (29).
Bright is the summer's morn.
- 62538 (50).
Child of the promise. 29189 (58).
Come to my mountain home. 6253
(78).
Dainty arbutus. 6253 (94).
Day of resurrection. 6253 (97).
Garden of the Lord. 6253 (1389).
Gloria in excelsis Deo. 38270 (216).
His blessed face. 3270 (258).
I’m trusting Him, He’s holding
me. 62538 (214).
I saw Esaw. 26533 (185).
Indian summer. 6253 (244).
It came upon the midnight clear.
6253 (247).
Jesus, my Saviour.
Lake, (625341( 273 )r
Love, at thy window. 6253 (294).
Merry heart. 6253 (319).
15517 (191).
Bren
Messiah. 29189 (268).
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
6253 (333).
Never alone. 6253 (3842).
On wings of love. 29189 (312).
Risen Lord. 3270 (546).
Rosebuds. 265383 (242).
Spring song. 26533 (281).
Stand up, stand up for Jesus.
6253 (449).
Star of the East.
Sweet maiden rest. 6253 (463).
Voices of summer. 6253 (503).
Welcome. 26533 (3811).
What a weleome. 3270 (709).
29189 (407).
When comes the happy day. 29189
(463).
When the watching time is past.
15517 (447).
With a fresh breeze. 62538 (533).
Wondrous cross. 6253 (539).
Skinner (L. D.) Texas shadows.
122.60"
Skinner (M. L.) O’er the hills and
back to you. 8247.
Skoéld (Sven):
Dalmarsch. 1593S.
Menuett. 27916.
Sjofararen vid milan. 17930.
Skogh (S.) pseud. See Bode (Johnny)
Skornicka (J. H.) Intermediate
method for clarinet. 27566.
Skotnicki (J.):
A jednak
8905.
Gdy sie noe zaczyna. 22081, 22082.
sie skofczylo. 6257,
Kobieta jest jak roza. 14005,
14006.
Skrine (M. J.) Texas special. 26072.
Skulski (Severin) Meadow moon.
17162.
Skuse (Melvie) Love in streamlines.
ise
Skyland Scottie. pseud. See Wiseman
(Scott )
Skyland Scotty. pseud. See Wiseman
(Scott)
Slack (P. P.)
Slagle (J. G.)
3(93.
Slate (Lew):
Don’t be iate.
On Calvary. 11584.
Dreams ot Colorado.
24436.
From the bottom of my heart.
29621.
I always will remember. 24767.
May waltz. 1675.
Slater (H. A.):
I’m only dreamin’. 10649.
Whad’ya hafta go and do that for.
15265.
Slater (Harry) My idol of the radio.
32594.
Slattery (Dorothea) If stars could
only talk. 4874.
2123
INDEX
Slatus (lL. -B.)
26714.
Slaught (M. P.) qau., and Slaught (M.
O.) prop. Window of my heart.
33769.
Slaughter (San Bonita) :
Ford, you're the cause of my love.
Break of my heart.
22048.
Misery. 20201.
Slawson (G. B.):
Happy and contented on love’s
golden shore. 4068.
Mother’s little Bo-peep. 4901.
Slayton (H. W.):
Honeymooning “neath the moon on
Tampa Bay. 19480.
Just a little bit of heaven. 16844.
Southern’s S—B, the better beer is
here. 2555.
There’s a love song in my heart.
18154.
Slee (R. B.) Springtime and you.
DOO.
Sleep, baby sleep. 8701.
Sleep little baby of mine. 31003 (167).
Sleep little treasure. 15517 (351).
Sleeping beauty. 3294, 14818*, 30779.
Sleeping princess. 30560*.
Slemmons (Beatrice) There’s rhythm
in my soul. 2760.
Slenezynski (Ruth) Cadenza to the
1st movement of Beethoven’s con-
certo no. 3. 18867.
Slesinger (Anthony)
3981, 6981.
Slezinger (H. E.):
In a rendezvous with you. 29877.
Strange as it seems I love you.
ZS Ge
Slider (C. E.):
Get that V-8S feeling. 10294.
Watch the Fords go by. 9191.
Slider (Cliff) See Slider (C. E.)
Gloomy Sunday.
Slife (L. O.) Song of peace. 12050,
28558.
Slivinski (Henry) Blue days. 21711.
Sloan (M. O.) California dream. 9811.
Sloan (Reginald) See Sloan (T. R.)
Sloan (Robert) :
Cradle song. 6683.
Hawaii’s foxtrot. 29712.
Fairy bells. 18385.
Filling the basses. 3897.
Shark hunters’ march. 20757.
Sloan (T. R.):
Dancing with my eyes closed.
31390.
Sing an old Irish song.
Sloane (A. B.):
Caramba. 31003 (23).
Dear Yankee maid. 31003 (388).
Eggport fusilliers. 31003 (44).
Foolish questions. 18648 (130).
In love. 31003 (79).
28501.
pt. III, n. s., v. 31
In Yueatan. 31003 (83).
It isn’t the same in the day time.
31003 (85).
It’s the little things that count.
31003 (86).
Lena. 31008 (94).
Let us sing. 31003 (95).
Little old Main street. 31003 (98).
Love is all that matters. 31003
(102).
Never forget your parents. 381063
(123).
New Bo-Peep. 31003 (125).
Sailor number. 381003 (155).
Snap shots. 381003 (169).
Statue song. 381003 (178).
Tammany on parade. 381003 (185).
There’s something about you.
31008 (192).
Weenie and Widgie.
When the soldier
31003 (216).
While strolling thro’ the forest.
31003. (228).
Won’t you marry me. 31003 (223).
You may always be my sweetheart.
31003 (225).
Sloane (Mae):
Caramba.
31003 (210).
says farewell.
31003 (28).
Dear Yankee maid. 31003 (38).
Foolish questions. 18648 (1380).
In Yucatan. 381008 (88).
It isn’t the same in the day time.
31003 (85).
It’s the little things that count.
31003 (86).
Let us sing.
Little old Main street.
31003 (95). .
31003 (98).
Love is all that matters. 31003
(102).
Never forget your parents. 32003
(123).
Sailor number. 31003 (155).
Snap shots. 31003 (169).
Statue song. 31003 (178).
Tammany on parade. 31003 (185).
When the soldier says farewell.
31003 (216).
While strolling thro’
31003 (218).
You may always be my sweetheart.
31003 (225).
Sloate (Benjamin)
the forest.
When robins re-
turn in the spring. 15320.
Sloman (E.) Barbara =F rietchie.
18770.
Slonimsky (Nicolas) Four Russian
melodies. 12004.
Slosburg (Morris) At last. 21686.
Slosson (I. L.) Life went out of my
heart. 14082.
Slovenian waltz medley. 17936.
Slowitzky (Michael) Spirit of prog-
ress. 14897.
2124
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sluder (W. H.) Wonderful little you.| Smalle (Edwin):
26416. I will love you for evermore. 6253
Slye (Ben) Ridin’ in the saddle. (221).
14668. _ When the sun is shining in the bye
Slye (Len) Songs of the pioneers. and bye. 6253 (521).
20862. Smallfield (Sanford) Broadway, dear
Smale (L. G.): and you. 18648 (56).
Lord’s prayer. 11128. Smeck (Roy ) Glow-worm. 31660,
San Francisco’s seven hills. 14724. 31661.
Smale (P. W. De Courcy-) See De| Smedebush (Elmer) :
‘Courey-Smale (P. W.) Don’t tweedle-dee your ? by the
Small (Edward) Is that all that it politician’s rule. 26957.
means to you. 1279. How’s your bazooka. 27302.
Small (G. C.) jr. Honey, are you| Smedes (Marian) : %
lovin’ anybody. 19471. But did you ask me to. 25778.
Small (J. W.): Strolling in the rain. 18031.
It’s waltz time on Broadway.| Smelser (Cornell) :
27589. Am I the only one who cares for
Meet me in Atlantic City. 17163. me. 9574.
Small (K. N.): My caravan of love. 8066.
Girl of the Golden West. 31650. | Smeltz (Paul):
If you'll be my daytime girl, I'll Dreamy river lullaby. 3800.
take you out at night. 32050. Full of love. 3952.
Won’t you be my Gypsy sweet- Those big brown eyes. 5766.
heart. 33790. Smeltzer (J. R.) Sense games with
Small (May) Why did you go. 15375. Peter Piper and his friends. 26533
Small (P. A.): (255).
Here comes the Chevrolet. 16396.| Smemorato (Lo) 32104, 33298.
In the shadowy dusk of twilight.| Smetana (B.) Moldau. 22853.
7498. Smetana (Bedfrich) This merry festal
Small (W. A.) Wistful one. 15396. day. 21080.
Small (W. A. M.) Doing the dance| Smiley (J. C.) aw., and Smiley (Mabel)
called The devil wings. 31442. prop. :
Small town girl. 12007. Ogre’s dream. 17453.
Smalle (HE. J.) Whelan radio program Seherzetto. 17825.
theme song. 3012. Smiling through tears. 5514.
Smalle (Ed): Smiraglia (Marino) Modesty. 17218.
Ciribiribin. 388. Smith (—) There’s a big cry baby in
City called Heaven. 390. the moon. 28189 (428).
Dark eyes. 3684. Smith (A. C.) Sweetheart and pal
Do you or don’t you love me. o’ mine. 20953.
13283, 16035. Smith (A. F.) Victory for Landon
Goofus. 7014. mearehs }) 23699:
Home on the range. 4148. Smith (A. J.):
Ill see you in my dreams. 7262. Glorious morning star. 18648
In a little Spanish town, ’twas on (142).
a night like this. 7456. Then would I happy be. 18648
Liebestraum. 1495. (346).
Love’s old sweet song. 1596. Smith (A. L.) Dear Texas. 67837,
My blue heaven. 8064. 9997.
Paloma. 5193. Smith (A. M.) Missa de Sancto Mat-
Rangers’ song. 8504. thia. 22843.
Robbins folio of modern quartettes. | Smith (A. R.) You must have rhythm
28375. to get along with me. 15458.
Silver threads among the gold.| Smith (Anna) Maple leaves. 30114.
2450. -Smith (B. C.) You're one in a million.
Sleepy Town express. 8707. 9461.
Song of love. 11916. Smith (B. T.) pseud. See Smith (H. T.)
Two guitars. 5844. Smith (C. G.) I’m a lovin’ raseal.
Waltz you saved for me. 9177. 13683.
Why do you stay away. 6253)| Smith (C. J.):
(529). Buy a love bond with me. 18854.
Wiegenlied. 268. Fifty fifty love. 6900.
2125
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 31
TEI EEE EInInInEI EEE
Simith Stars in the west.
30624.
Smith (Cam)
Smith (Cecil)
7725.
Smith (Charles W.):
City they call New York. 15860.
Dreaming of the girl who said she
didn’t care. 26980.
That night we waltzed, my dear.
28696.
Smith (Chris) :
Any old place in Yankee land is
good enough for me. 21569) (11).
Come after breakfast. 29189 (65).
Consolation lane. 28189 (70).
Down among the sugar cane. 15517
(83).
Gee, but ain’t America a grand old
place. 29189 (128).
If I could only sleep like Rip Van
Winkle. 26533 (139).
Is Julia home. 33904 (141).
Just what I am and who I am, I’m
Satisfied to be. 26533 (154).
There’s a big ery baby in the moon.
29189 (427).
When you're in right. 26533 (325).
Yow re in the right church, but the
wrong pew. 9509 (817).
Smith (Clarence W.) Open the portal
to Jerusalem. 8348.
Smith (Ciay) Ill be back next summer
at 2 o'clock. 33904 (122).
Smith (D. S.) Hight old Christmas
earols. 33187.
Smith (De Loss):
Friendly hand.
(Os i)
See Smith (G. C.)
Let’s write a song.
3270' (201).
Won’t you come back home. 3270
COON
Smith (Donnella) Rose window of San
Jose. 28401*.
Smith (E. A.)
Smith (EH. B.)
tion. 12110.
Smith (HE. M.):
I love you, too. 16557.
Moon, silvery moon.
Smith (Hdgar) jr.:
Dreamy waltz. 13348.
Stand by the Constitu-
30177.
Darkies style of rhythm. 9977.
Love is my sorrow. 14162.
Smith (Edwin) Ship of Rio. 20767.
Smith (Hleanor) Smith (Hleanor)
music course. 15517 (852-355).
Smith (Hlizabeth) Beautiful moon.
26647.
Smith (Ethelyn) I can’t love anyone
but you. 19527.
Smith (EF. J.) Dear Texas.
Smith (FEF. M. W.):
Just a favorite of men. 25062.
Moon and the stars. 14287.
Our beautiful dream. 83852.
6737, 9997.
Our dream, in the moonlight, on
the river. 2084.
Our flag. 23134.
Sweethearts forever. 20955.
Yes, sweethearts forever. 33814.
Smith (G. B.) My dream mountain
home. 28009.
Smith (G. C.) Squaws along the
Yukon. 5577.
Smith (G. E.):
In our little old home town, when
we were kids. 16736.
In this vacation time.
Smith (G. H.):
Familiar music.
22487,
29576, 29577.
Modern paramount method for
mandolin or mandolin-banjo.
1739.
New easy method for piano ac-
cordion. 32660.
Piayeasy system for Hawaiian steel
guitar. 14601.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
Italian accordion. 20809.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
violin. 20810.
Smith (G. I.) Robin’s message. 17756.
Smith (G. P.) Costanza e Fortezza.
31352.
Smith (G. V.)
2279.
Smith (G. W.):
Ring up the curtain.
Always belittlin’ me. 3323.
Preachin’ man. 8457.
S. O. S. for love. 2338.
Smith (Gail) pseud. See Greenstone
(Florence)
Smith (Gene) When I’m alone. 30877.
Smith (Gerrit) :
Cobwebs. 24031 (29).
Difference. 29189 (85).
Smith (H. <A.) Absent brethren.
9521.
SmithwGe. Cs
Fifth engineers march. 581574.
You be my Dresden doil. 9509
(816).
Smith (H. Elliott) Tampico. 18092.
Smith (H. G.):
Anita. 965.
Hverglade rhythm.
Smith (H. J.)
eiluiesa:
Smith (H. L.)
32008.
Smith (H. M:):
Mother’s vision. 30192.
My wish when you leave.
White House
23852.
Smith (H. T.)
11698.
Smith (H. W.) Kiss me good-night,
again. 15517 (208).
13369.
Hail to our President.
I was meant for you.
30265.
in Washington.
Playboy of Broadway.
2126
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Smith (Hannah) Twenty progressive
pedal-studies. 15517 (856).
Smith (Harold B.):
How my heart beat.
Take me, I’m yours.
Smith (Harry B.)
man likes best.
4172.
5672.
Kind of a girl a
24031 (106).
Smith (Harry E.) Prairie in the
West. 28201.
Smith (Harry Ernest) Prairie in the
West. 380425.
Smith (Hart E.)
the springtime.
Smith (Helen):
I will love you till I die.
Some people. 25920.
Smith (Houston) jr.:
Afraid. 18660.
Little prayer for love. 200138.
There’s a different song in my
heart. 21051.
Smith (I. B.):
Aero-naughty girl. 26533 (38).
Brinkley bathing girl. 29189 (45).
Christy girl. 26533 (42).
You may love me in
3204.
13805.
Gypsy love. 6253 (162).
I have taken a fancy to you. 9509
(210).
I want to be naughty too. 9509
(320).
In my flying machine. 9509 (335).
It’s nothing but a bubble. 26533.
(150).
Linger longer. lingerie. 26533.
(164).
Lyre birds. 26533 (173).
Miss Innocence. 15517 (251).
Please tell me what they mean.
9509 (576).
Silver star. 29189 (384).
Take a tip from Venus. 29189
(418).
Won’t you be my valentine. 3270
(756).
Smith (I. D.) Let us remember. 19979,
25167.
Smith (I. M.) Moon is like a million
dollar gold piece. 382527.
Smith (J. C.) Blue reminiscent blues.
97438.
Smith (J. R.) Lost road to paradise.
14150.
Smit bed .eS:) gre:
It never can come true. 1298.
Standing on a promise. 2577.
Smith (J. W.):
Mother sleeps
20251.
Take me back to Cumberland val-
ley. 23541.
Smith (Jay E.):
in old Kentucky.
Am I seeing things. 12916.
Introduce me. 22496.
Merrily I roll along. 253382.
126829—37—_—40
That old fashioned girl in my
dreams. 23579.
You were made to order for me.
26511.
Smith (Jewell) You saw through my
heart. 33879.
Smith (John E.) You know Im still
in love with you. 3201.
Smith (K. N.) Maybe, darling, we're
in love. 1678.
Smith (Kenneth Leslie-)
Smith (Kenneth)
Smith (L. D.) Flowers are
6916, 24572.
Smith (lL. F.)
See Leslie-
yours.
Let’s stick to Roose-
velt. 16946.
Smith (L. L.) Don’t. forget. 19097.
Smith (L. O.):
Bohemiana. 12862 (61).
Clayton’s grand march. 13171.
Cradle song. 13079, 13080.
Skaters’ waltz. 14818.
Smith (lL. Raymond) :
Close to you. 9885.
Lonely moods. 11109.
smith’ (lie Sie we yowsiia) napers
10765.
Smith (Le Clair) One summer night.
8331.
Smith (Lillian)
Smith (Lottie)
Tango. 5676.
Harlem boys. 19405.
Smith (Lucille R.) Let's dance the
wobbly knee. 382259.
Smith (M. A.) My mountain home.
22960.
Smith (M. E.)
babying you. 19614.
Smith (M. N.) Fluency studies for
beginners. 27085.
Smith (M. S.):
We oughta have a fling at love.
2966.
Why keep me up in the air. 3096.
You've got what it takes to get
along. 8242.
Smith (M. T.) There is surely some-
thing better bye and bye. 2742.
I’m getting tired of
Smith (M. V.) I’m jealous of you.
1104.
Smith (Mae M.) Our cup of happi-
ness. 14540.
Smith (Marion M.) City of New
York. 24311.
Smith (Michael)
playing. 690.
Ever hear a Gypsy
Smith (Mildred) Ah Mr. Cupid.
12885.
Smith (Morton):
Follow your heart. 16214.
I found an angel in disguise.
22263.
Lover inside me. 1591.
Smith (N. B.) Way out west in Hol-
lywood. 9198.
2127
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 31
Smith (Nathan) When the sun kisses
the trees good-night. 6041.
Smith (O. M. M.) My flower, your
sunshine. 4944.
Smith (P. J.) Yesterday. 12745.
Smith (P. S.):
Jesus is all I need. 29974.
Keep the love of Jesus. 29974.
Smith (Paul) Old time memories.
25573.
Smith (Percy) My heart is longing
for you. 1838.
Smith (R. B.) When I please. 3027.
Smith (R. EF.) Where is the King.
30902.
Smith (R. G.) Driving cattle on the
prairie. 13347.
Smith (R. L.) My Arkansas mount’in
home. 17276.
Smith (R. M.) Give me everything I
ask. 807.
Smith (R. P.) Eden shall bloom
again. 21967.
Smith (R. T.) Seven songs. 20807.
Smith (Ralph) On my mind. 5142.
Smith (Raymond A.) :
Am meer. 147388.
Bless the Lord. 21704, 21705.
Hark! Hark! the lark. 14741.
I won't kiss Katy. 18810, 19695.
Peasant and his oxen. 14071,
20525.
Ride on, King Jesus. 23258.
Smith (Robert A.) My heart’s a-bloom.
20285.
Smith (Roy G.)
Smith (Rudy)
a little bit. 6974.
Smith (Russ) See Smith (Russell A.)
Smith (Russell A.) :
Any time’s the best time to fall
im love. 15592.
Sky’s the limit. 5496.
Dreamy eyes. 612.
Give a little bit—take
What’s the big idea. 18385.
What’s the use. 18386.
Smith (S. F.) Arlene. 29246.
Smith (S. J.) Can’t you see you’re
the one for me. 26749.
Smith (S. S.) Over here. 23145.
Smith (Sally):
Fairy fantasy. 6882.
Haunted heart. 19413.
8900.
See Smith (R. T.)
Swing song.
Smith (Shorty)
Smith (Sidney):
Adios sweet sefiorita. 31010.
Hi! hi! what’s the price of eggs
today. 41531.
Sweetest song of all my dreams.
333821.
Those wistful eyes. 33429.
Smith (Slim) See Smith (W. O.)
Smith (Stuff): |
Here comes the man with the jive.
27245.
Tse a muggin. 43824, 16631.
Se (Sydney) Chanson russe. 38270
91).
Smith (T. L.) Will Rogers was a cow-
boy. 15383.
Smith (Tab) St. Louis wiggle rhythm.
20719.
Smith (Thelma J.):
Forever. 755.
I can’t believe it’s really you.
7198.
If there were dreams to sell.
19722.
Smith (Thomas J.) Sweetest girl.
12180.
Smith (Tommy) Just because I
looked at you. 10941. :
Smith (V. L.) VU have only you.
24815.
Smith (V. M.) Why can’t I fall in
love. 12679.
SMithn WOVE ve) Dream shadows.
10084.
Smith (Vere) :
Hello Martha. 29189 (159).
Ma dusky maid. 9509 (482).
Smith (Vernon) Despair. 31416.
Smith (Vincent) I bave rythm in my
soul, but I’m bashful. 1025.
Smith (W. E.):
Owlets in roofholes. 11633.
Unto us is born a son, 30809.
Waiting for the May. 9169.
Smith (Mrs. W. HE.) Sunny Tennessee.
18049.
Smith (W. F.) Star dreams. 8817.
Smith (W. G.) au., and Smith (M. B.)
prop.:
In Toyland. 9509 (337).
Scene de ballet. 9509 (649).
Staccato polka. 9509 (705).
To a faded fiower. 9509 (742).
Smith (W. J.):
Familiar music. 29578, 29579.
Modern paramount method for
clarinet. 27945.
Smith’s modern school instructor,
tepor banjo. 30567, 30568.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
banjo. 33188.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
clarinet. 33189.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
cornet, trumpet and E flat alto.
33190.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
ocarina. 33191.
Smith’s new ranid instructor for
saxophone. 33192.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
slide trombone. 33193.
2128
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Smith (W. J.) music co., ine.:
Aloha loa waltz. 9565.
Apache. 24098.
Ciribiribin. 9878.
Cowboy mediey. 9935.
Down Piccadilly Lane.
Elidonina. 24501.
Familiar music. 29576-29579.
Kila-kila Hawaii. 10968.
Modern paramount method for
clarinet. 27945.
Modern paramount
mandolin or
24455.
method for
mandolin-banjo.
1739.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
11884.
New easy method for piano accord-
ion. 32660.
Playeasy system for Hawaiian
steel guitar. 14601.
Sacred songs. 11877.
Saluto all’ Argentina. 25809.
School band folio for the har-
monica. 5412.
Smith’s modern school instructor,
tenor banjo. 380567, 30568.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
banjo. 33183.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
clarinet. 33189.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for
cornet, trumpet and E flat alto.
33190.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
German accordion. 20808.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
Italian accordion. 20809.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
ocarina. 33191.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
saxophone. 33192.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
slide trombone. 33198.
Smith’s new rapid instructor
violin. 20810.
- Song of India.
Smith (W. M.):
Bolero. 3486, 3487, 64889, 6490.
Top tones for the trumpeter or
ecornetist. 15135.
Smith (W. O.) Will there be any
cowboys in heaven. 29056.
Smith (W. S.). Harmony. 4080.
Smith (Walter) :
for
for
for
for
for
for
12048.
Tripping. 33500. .
You are the girl in my dream.
3185.
Smith (Walter R.)
we're in love. 1678.
Smith (Wes) Model home.
Smith (Wilbur) :
Blue heart. 21712.
Day to remember, a night to re-
eall. 19044.
Maybe, darling,
22851.
Forget everything
3931.
Heaven. 10406.
No other arms will do.
That always bothers me.
but to-night.
20376.
26076.
There’s a picture in your eyes.
23095.
What good is the moon without
you. 12582.
You don’t have to say a word.
26447.
Smith (Will R.):
Homeward bound.
Welcomed home.
Smith (William R.):
Evening after the morning after,
the night before. 6861.
PAPAS
235757.
Heaven is here with you. 19431.
If I am elected. 19707.
Make a little music. 4779.
Thank you Mr. Sandman. 8961.
Smith (Willie) In the groove. 22476.
Smith (Wilmer R.) Petting. 5217.
Smith college. Trustees. Costanza e
Fortezza. 31352.
Smithies (K. J.) What is romance.
28945.
Smith’s new rapid instructor for Ger-
man accordion. 20808.
Smoke (John):
Forgetting. 10236.
9263.
Call for you. 6539.
When the evening
383695.
Wouldn’t it be won-
When I’m with you.
Smoke (Loyd)
Smolen (J. C.)
shadows fall.
Smolen (John)
derful. 18541.
Smoot (C. H.) jr. Going home to
Texas. 3999.
Smyth:
Fleur, un souvenir. 27080.
Hotel du clair de lune. 16447.
Tes yeux parlent pour toi. 12257.
Smyth (A. C.) Cupid’s garden. 19008.
Smyth (Hthel) Two interlinked
French folk melodies. 20811.
Smythe (Alyca) Love’s eall. 25268.
Smythe (L. D.) Livin’ in a hotcha
way. 11095.
Snaden (William) Happy days are
coming. 13528.
Snaga (Joseph) Wenn liebe befiehlt.
5968*.
Sneed (Fern and Ted) aws., and Sneed
(G. N.) prop. Lover’s dream. 14181.
Sneed (Jack) Joe Louis. 18988.
Snell (Mathilda) Ask me why. 126.
Snipes (B. A.) Tragedy of thirty-two.
PA A595.
Snodgrass (G. A.) Orchids for my
love to-night. 28214.
Snodgrass (J. T.) Queen of our coun-
try. 25730.
2129
INDEX
Snow (EH. T.) Rest your head on
mother’s shoulder. 28362.
Snow (EF. W.) Round me falls the
night. 380484.
Snow (Irancis) :
Child Jesus lay on Mary’s knee.
31284.
Christmas song.
From death to life.
Snow (G. L.):
Just a little room for two.
Lullaby waltz. 11187.
Man who wears a derby down his
neck. 17129.
Molly’s pinafore.
Old piano. 14501.
Our little trailer home.
Spanish nights. 17989.
Spirit of radio. 33257.
26806.
10267.
19859.
11288.
23136.
Sun versus moon. 23483.
When the yes man said no no.
6045.
Snow (K. 8.) Together, my darling.
9044.
Snow (T. C.):
Fascinating you. 720, 19218.
rm thinking of you t0snreht.
13735.
Snow flakes. 14831.
Snow queen. 12015.
Snushanerne. 8728.
Snyder (A) J:) Swaggering along
Broadway. 2640.
Snyder (Kdward):
I just can’t forget. 24797.
Sunshine in you. 12161.
Snyder (H. A.):
Missa in thema antiqua. 17200.
O bone Jesu. 23053.
Snyder (Howard) jr. God cares for
me. 31668.
Snyder (J. D.) Sittin’ by the fire.
5488.
Snyder (J. Q.) Jesus knows and
29947.
Cuddle up closer to
Jesus cares.
Snyder (Jimmy)
me. 15980.
Snyder (L. H.)
dent. 15657.
Snyder (L. P.)
31668.
Snyder (Phil) pseud.
(Philip)
Snyder (Stella)
dream. 25021.
Snyder (Ted):
Beautiful eyes.
Back up our Presi-
God eares for me.
See Schneider
It’s just another
21569 (28), 29189:
Soares (G. J.)
PUAN, Nn: 'S., vik
Do your duty doctor. 24031 (48).
Grandma. 15517 (132).
Tl give a penny for your thoughts.
12862 (234).
I’m going to do what I please.
12862 (240).
I’m in love with the man in the
moon. 18648 (182).
I’ve got to get some money.
(216).
I wish that you was my gal, Molly.
29189 (192).
If I thought you wouldn't tell.
29189 (198).
If you cared for me as I care for
VOU. 62a e( Zola).
It’s the pretty things you Say.
18648 (201).
Kid that opens up and _ closes
Broadway. 29189 (230).
McElwee. 21569 (321).
Make me laugh. 9509 (440).
Move on, Mr. Moon. 9509 (499).
6253.
My wife’s gone to the country,
hurrah, hurrah. 24031 (148,
144).
My wild deer (dear). 15517 (263).
Next to your mother, who do you
love. 29189 (295).
No one could do it like my father..
21569 (897).
Oh what I’d do for a girl like
you. 29189 (307).
Oh, where is my wife tonight.
29189 (308).
Roses and memories. 26533 (243).
Say no, that’s all. 15517 (332).
She was a dear little girl. 29189
(381).
Some little something about you.
29189 (397).
Stop that rag,—keep on playing
honey. 83904 (290).
There'll come a day. 18648 (347).
When other hearts have closed
their doors. 3Sl0Os" (215),
Wild cherries. 9509 (802), 24031
(230).
Soares (C. L.):
I’m going to sue you for love.
22326.
I’m not built that way.
Star gazing. 30617.
You ain’t heard nothing yet. 29103.
You left without saying good-by.
21508.
24862.
Is my love song yours.
(26) 29916.
Broadway belles. 15517 (388). Soaries (R. L.) Jesus Christ was
Christmas time Seems years and erucified. 1321.
vears away. 33904 (40).
Could you grow fond of a nice
young blonde. 21569 (85).
2130
Sobeck (Joh.)
Socarras (Alberto):
Concert-piece. 9904.
Gitana. 24614.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
No se puede. 25522.
Virgen. 26216.
Sochinsky (Isidore) :
Gavotte in A major. 24601.
Romance sans paroles. 25786.
Societa anonima musicale Bixio.
BixkIO;s, a. m.
Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi:
Emprise. 19167, 29544.
Napoli. 1921.
Ombre de la nuit. 14508.
Rodeo @d’amour. 25781.
Sérénade 4 Marysa. 2405.
Sévilla. 17862.
Valse d’un beau soir.
Société anonyme francaise Chappell.
Périphérie. 25657.
Soc. of Huropean stage authors & com-
posers, inc.:
Bez Sladu twa _ wielka
MIE <<. 21699, 26668.
Milez serce, milez. 22832, 26668.
Soc. of Jewish composers, publishers
and song writers. Golden days.
246382.
Soderkyvist (Carl)
8566.
Sodero (Cesare):
Albumblatt.
Ave Maria. 17829.
Butterflies. 3579.
Dance. 17782.
Desert bride.
Hlegy. 133859.
Last night. 1431.
Minuetto. 17197.
Rose softly blooming.
Singers. 28515.
Tho’ not deserving. 23611.
Wooing. 23912.
Soderstrom (Emil) :
Pride of the campus. 32918.
Song feast of spirituals. 8758.
Those moments I have spent with
thee. 8633.
Sdéderblom (Ake):
Kalle i Lillskog.
Sommarkavaljeren.
Vid en kvarn pa en slitt.
Soete (Charles and Margaret)
8808.
Soffrin (Paul) :
There’s an aching in my heart.
8998.
Without love. 23900.
Soft lights and sweet music.
23176, 23746.
Softley (Arthur)
moon. 16448.
Sohet (Suzanne):
Pour les enfants sages.
Trois petites histoires.
40 dictées musicales.
See
18284, 18285.
mitosé
Romance in blue.
23709.
10017.
23286.
16868.
23407.
18293.
Spring.
12746,
House-car honey-
11720.
33206.
8738.
Sohnle (G. C.) I got a hotcha mama
waiting down in Ten-ten-ten-nes-see.
27346.
Soixante
(241).
Sokolove (J. M.)
7095.
Solano (Ramon) pseud.
(Montague)
Solar (Jean) A tout petits pas.
Solazzi (Ugo):
Bohéme. 6253 (888).
Fantasia. 9509 (594).
Hellera. 383904 (107).
Noemi e Ruth. 9509 (524).
Solberg (Edythe) Enchanted garden.
16126*.
lecons de_ solfége. 26533
Hebrew vagabond.
See Ewing
9515.
Sole (Karel) Sousedska. 14889.
Soldaten-kameraden. 12019, 12705.
Soldier, soldier. 30570.
Soldwell (Ray) :
Ducks. 24484.
Intoxicating kisses. 29909.
Soley (A. H.) Canit be love. 9825.
Solis (Alberto) :
Corrido de Rati Galvan. 13208.
Corrido del General Cardenas.
13204.
Solman (Alfred) :
Central, give me New York town.
21569 (59).
Crying in the rain. i8999.
Darling make me dreamy. 29189
(81).
Down by the toll gate, Jennie.
9509 (188).
Gibson sailor girl. 21569 (162).
Gibson widow. 21569 (163).
Girl who did not know. 19297.
T’ll be home at harvest time. 21569
(230).
I wish I had my old girl back again.
12862 (248), 21569 (241), 29189
(191).
Oh, say, doctor, he falls for the
ladies every time. 21569 (418).
Smile on. 29189 (393).
Somewhere there’s someone. 29189
(398).
Try tappin’. 33511, 33012.
Was it you. 21569 (591).
When the bell in the lighthouse
rings ding dong. 21569 (603).
When the purple shadows tint the
golden grain. 21569 (606).
Yearning. 21569 (626).
Solodar (William) My favorite pas-
time is to pastime with you. 32580.
Solomon, King of Israel. Cantique des
cantiques. 18890.
Solomon (H. B.) Conjure up the devil.
31341.
Solomon (Samuel) G. O. P.’s.
Solves (R.) Brasilera. 3498.
16250.
2151
INDEX
pt. nT, n. s.) ve3i
Somers (Clark), :
All is well. 24060.
I looked into your eyes. 7268.
Just another affair. 4521.
Louisville honey. 4712.
Weary wind. 9215.
Somers (N. Lester) Playtime—para-
dise. 20559.
Somers (N. Louis) Those _ tender
years. 15100.
Somers-Cocks (J. P.) New Year’s eve
1913. 32664.
Somerset (H.) There is a green hill
far away. 6253 (474).
Somervell (Arthur) :
As through the land. 33904 (16).
Come to me in my dreams. 15884.
Dove. 574.
Earl Haldan’s daughter. 33904
(65).
Fain would I change that note.
16157.
O blackbird. 338904 (217).
Sixteen Welsh melodies. 33904
(339) .
Sweet and low.
Ten descants.
Somerville (Alma) :
Key to the city is yours. 4550.
Man in the White House to-day.
ta
Somerville (Reginald) :
God sends the night.
9509 (720).
30580.
6253 (154).
Who rides for the king. 6253
(3470)
Sommer (Hans) Du hast zwei augen
dunkei wie die schwarze nacht.
10119.
Sommers (H. J.) You’re only break-
ing my heart. 12803.
Sommers (P. R. A.):
Attending college school.
Dearest Tillie. 15989.
Somner (Eddie) Big brown eyes.
15628.
9712.
Son frére de lait. 3489, 3490, 4706,
5457, 5535.
Sonder (A. B.) Parade of the toys.
- 11648.
Sondergard (Evelyn) If I were you.
13819.
Song and dance man. 8621, 10919,
12798, 19024, 20487, 22633.
Song of freedom. 28527.
Song of India. 12048.
Song of praise. 380590.
Song of the gringo. 32631, 32816.
Song of the saddle. 5862.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 28567.
Songes. 5051.
Songey (A. W.):
I’m losing my heart. 22845.
I’m up in the clouds. 4809.
Songey (Al):
I Jost a dream.
Will she. 3109.
Songs everyone should know.
(367).
Songs for everyone. 8775.
Songs from the Russian cabaret. 14881.
Songs in the night. 9509 (692).
Songs of Alpha phi. 14883.
16541.
15517
Songs of Delta delta delta. 5552.
Songs of Gamma phi beta. 12068.
Songs of many lands. 5553.
Songs of praise. 8777.
Songs of spiritual power. 30596.
Songs of the Phi kappa psi fraternity
and its colleges and universities.
17982.
Songs Texas sings. 8779.
Songs we sing. 33241.
Songtex music ¢o.:
Flag of peace. 19239, 24564, 27078.
When you monkey with the buzz-
saw. 9293.
Sonnenberg (Edward)
mine. 17903.
Sontag (W. G.) Ten folk-songs and
folk-dances. 30598.
sooner, CR. Ci):
I know who’s knockin’ on my door.
4229,
Ridin’ down the trail all alone.
3261.
Sopkin (Henry)
sic method for viola.
Sordillo (Fortunato)
blue flame. 23483.
Sorell (W. S. H.):
Carrie. 18902.
Longing. 20052.
Lovely lady. 20108.
Sorell (Walt) See Sorell (W. S. M.)
Sorensen (Verner) Glide along west-
Since you are
Musie educator’s ba-
22892.
Spirit of the
ern moon. 381656.
Sorg (J. F.):
Moment I looked at you. 11289.
On the isle of romance. 30344.
Sorge (Ernst) :
Es singt uns die amsel. 29557.
Wenn ich gliicklich bin, dann
schrei ich juhu. 9226.
Soriano (Francisco) :
Harlem trucks. T7067.
I’m sending myself. 24867.
NOLRICH Miele erie
Heigh-ho-cherio.
Hopin’ to see you.
Persuaded. 30400.
Tune in on love. 2851.
Sorich (Ted) See Sorich (T. J. R.)
29724.
4155.
Sorlin (D. B.) Riddles in rhyme.
ZOOS,
Sorrells (C. L.) When I found you.
18407.
2132
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Sosenko (Anna) Darling, je vous aime
beaucoup. 26890.
Sosnik (Harry):
Here I go. 27246.
Night-time in Rio. 382680.
River reverie. 20666.
Rocked in the cradle of the blues.
28377.
Simplicity. 11980.
Spectator march.
Sosnowehik (HK. M.):
Before I met you I never knew
love. 207.
Heart of Freeland. 24697.
Will you wear that little ring.
18496.
Soto Mejia (Roberto)
Souders (Hsther)
28975.
Recuerdo. 2241.
When you come
back. 18487.
Soudry (Georges) Chansons. 12072.
Souers (M. TT.) Ballet of the en-
chanted dolls. 3404.
Soule (L. J.)
23996.
Souls at sea. 29461, 32882, 32957, 33449.
‘Souls for sale. 30600.
Source (La) 21865.
Sousa (J. A.) Rhode Island tercen-
tenary. 8534, 17736.
Sousa (J. P.):
Fairest of the fair.
181), 6253 (115).
Gladiator. 813.
Sheridan’s ride. 38270 (575).
Sousa’s favorite march book. 17986.
Sousa (J. V.):
Fairest of the fair.
6253. (115).
Sheridan’s ride. 38270 (575).
South (Eddie) Black Gypsy. 3468.
-South street Christian church confer-
ence club. There’s a spot down in the
Ozarks. 15082.
Southern (Frank) :
Blue days. 26686.
Let’s get hot and truck. 19967.
Spinning room blues. 30605.
Take me in the life boat. 33356.
Think of me, Tl be thinking of
you. 28743.
You’re the cutest one.
3270 (180,
3270 (180, 181),
Southern Baptist convention. Sunday
school board :
Abiding songs. 9519.
All on the altar. 15543.
At the old rugged cross. 15621.
Breathe o’er our waiting spirits,
Lord. 21725.
Christ must go forward. 15850.
Eyes of Jesus. 16154.
Go ye. 16287.
Highways and hedges’ chorus.
16410.
O God eternal.
Ridgecrest for me.
14477.
17741.
Upper room. 18277.
Wherever He leads I'll go.
Southern music pub. co., inc. :
A media luz. 24082.
Alhambra. 24053.
All right, all right, all right. 15546.
Alma de mujer. 60.
Alzame en tus brazos.
Andalucia. 24090.
18450.
24078.
Answer to nobody’s darlin’. 63837.
Are you tired of me darling. 114.
Arrullito. 9602.
Asi te quiero yo. 33855.
Bamba. 21669.
Bells of Honolulu. 9692.
Beso diabolico. 26666.
Borinquen. 259.
Botijona. 31194. .
Bravo Rafaelillo. 26710.
Bread and gravy. 269.
Burla. 24223.
Cachita. 15786.
Calientito. 24235.
Callecita arrabalera. 9817.
Campanitas de eristal. 6547.
Can I sleep in your barn tonight,
Mister. 312.
Cancion de Ausencia.
Candlelight. 317, 6553.
Cansancio. 24248.
Canten y bailen. 31242.
Capulincito. 6570.
Caraba. 24256.
Caracol. 322.
Carifio. 24258.
Carter family album of Smokey
24247.
Mountain ballads. 3554.
Celos. 346.
Cisne. 3603.
Creo. 24357.
Cryin’ my heart out for you. 6688..
Cupido. 99538.
De raza gitana. 26902.
Dejo mi corazon. 10008.
Del Maleeén a Triana. 26917.
Derecho viejo. 24408.
Despojos. 24410.
Desvelo de amor. 3718.
Devoting my time to you. 29474.
Divina. 269387.
Don Diego. 26950.
Dos mendigos. 572.
Dos rosas para ti. 6790.
Duerme. 24486, 24487.
Dulzura. 24488.
Echale guindas al pavo.
Espana y toros. 16135,
Esthercita. 31529.
Faded coat of biue. 706.
Flor de fuego. 22037.
Flor silvestra. 740.
Friendly moon. 6988.
Gambler’s confession.
Guapa. 4038.
27006.
779.
2133
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Southern music pub. co., ine—Contd.
Hasta la tumba. 901.
Herencia gitana. 27249.
Hold me close. 24722.
Hombres son sinverguenziés. 941.
Hop-skip-jump, into your arms.
27289.
I’m nuts about goofy music. 29820.
I’m nuts about screwy music. 111-4,
16597.
I’m sitting pretty in Atlantic City.
27443.
I’m the melody man. 16610.
I wish I had never seen sunshine.
27499.
If ever I cease to love. 24930.
If we never meet again. 24945.
In my cabin to-night. 27548.
India bella. 25000.
Just a bit of Irish lace. 10950.
Keep away from my _ doorstep.
32197.
Laberinto. 1413.
Lagrima. 1416.
Lamento gitano. 29993.
Linda mariposa. 25183.
Little shack by the maples. 1513.
Love on my mind. 32383.
Lulu. 1620.
Maguena. 25287.
Manon. 4787.
Maria del Carmen. 25295.
Marimba. 7916.
Matia olomayra. 32444.
Maybe we'd siill be sweethearts, if
we hadn’t listened to friends.
4806.
Me ti retsina ti glikia mov. 382452.
Media noche. 25318.
Mi destino. 27922.
Mi Triana. 25335.
Midnight and all is well. 32484.
Misterio. 1735.
Moonlight. tango. 1760.
Morena clara. 27970.
Morenita. 253873.
Muchacha bonita. 25393.
Mujer madrilena. 25394.
My heart’s on the trail. 25440.
My only love. 382620.
Na ponas. 32642.
Niebla. 1948.
Nieve. 25505.
No me lieves. 8206.
No pienses mas. 1968.
Novillero. 8225.
Now that we're together. 17441.
Ob boy. 2001.
Oui, madame. 28219.
Papagayo. 17575.
Pa-que. 25634.
Paravigo me voy. 17576.
Pedro el pelu. 28256.
Penita de amor. 25653.
2134
Pense que volverias. 28264.
Perfume de gardenia. 17598.
Pero me la pegas. 25658.
Petate. 25659.
Picture from life’s other side.
2144.
Piensa en mi. 8409.
Biruliy Lien’.
Por qué. 25690.
Puerto nuevo. 25718.
Pura chispa. 25720.
Quimbamba. 8492.
Quimera. 8493.
Radio Cuba. 25732.
Ramon tango. 2281.
Rataplan. 25741.
Rayito de ilusion. 25742.
Recuerdo. 2241.
Red River blues. 2246.
Redencion. 32972.
Requiebros. 28359.
Rival. 8553.
River man. 17750.
Rumba al Cairo. 28410.
Rumba rhythms. 25798.
Sailor boy. 2345.
Secreto de amor. 25828.
Shakin’ the maracas. 8653.
Si nos volvemos a ver. 8674.
Si yo fuero un marino. 2485.
Sing me a swing song and let me
dance. 179138.
Smashing thirds. 8714.
Sola y triste. 28539.
Soy un pobre presidiaria. 25957.
Starlight and music. 25971.
Sucedio lo que tenia que suceder.
28610.
Swing that music. 28654, 33341.
Ta matia tis tarapika. 33351.
There’s only one girl like you.
28735.
Torerito. 18217.
Truly rural. 2842) 5820.
Tu traicion. 2848.
Tu y yo. 2849.
Untrue love. 2884.
Vaguedad. 26196.
Venta de Vargas. 28868.
Viajera. 26208.
Virgenes del sol. 26217.
We've got the same kind of
rhythm. 30852.
Wear a top o’ the morning smile.
33638.
Wedding song. 29982.
When I’m gone you'll be _ blue.
3025.
When it rains we let it rain on the
range. 18414.
When it’s round-up time in heaven.
26306.
When Ruben swings the Cuban.
26316.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Wiraeovira.* 26433)
Southern music pub. co., Itd.:
Barefoot blues. 184. ,
Covered-wagon lullaby.
29436.
Hoy te quiero mas.
Masabi. 7921, 7922.
Numb fumbiin’. 1986.
Ojos de mi moza. 8267.
She’s the wealthiest woman on
earth. 2421.
15915,
969.
Sitting on a doorstep. 5489.
Tu respuesta. 2847.
Southern roses. 33496.
Souvenir. 20871.
Souvenirs des trois Strauss. 2557.
Souza (Frank)
moon. 1523.
Sowerby (Leo):
Love came down
1557, 1558.
Office of the holy communion.
30318.
Suite for organ.
Te Deum laudamus.
Soy tuya. 8049.
Soyer (Ad.) Scéne de la séduction de
Manon. 18648 (239).
Spada (Ollie) Lovers ’neath the moon.
7852.
Spadea (Vincent) Brunettelle d'Italia.
21729.
Spagnola (La)
Spain. 8799.
Spain-Dunk (Susan):
Farmer’s boy. 6892.
Karisma. 25095,
Morgenblatter. 25374.
Spain, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Spalding (C. S.):
How precious the night. 16455.
Remember money. 380456.
Spalding (W. R.):
Christ-child lay on Mary’s lap.
26796.
Key to the exercises in modern har-
mony. 7643.
Modern harmony in its theory and
practice. 32514.
87 en avant. 26532.
Spangler (C. D.) Let’s start anew.
25162.
Spangler (G. P.) Educational orches-
tra album. 10136.
Spangler (José) Fiesta time in Texas.
Log bench under the
at Christmas.
14939.
26061.
20873.
In my heart you'll always be.
22465.
Prisoner’s last song. 17670.
Spanier (Emil) At Galilee. 9612.
Spanier (M. M.) Magic moonlight.
1631.
Spanish memories. 20874.
Sparacino (Angelo) On the air.
Sparking Sunday night. 5564.
Sparks (H. B.) See Sparks (H. L.)
Sparks (H. L.) Cottage by the mill-
14515.
stream. 189/78.
Sparks (Jimmie) Only you. 2076,
14582.
Spartakou (George) Tha gyrisis.
26073.
Spaulding (G. E.) Shadows on the
keys. 2415.
Spaulding (G. L.):
Afternoon tea. 3270 (8).
American Indian. 3270 (17).
Anvil’s song. 3270 (22).
April shower. 3270 (24).
Bashful echo. 26533 (22).
Butterfly life. 3270 (78).
Candy pull. 12862 (77).
Carrier pigeons. 3270 (83).
Clap hands. 3270 (99).
Floral parade. 3270 (191).
Good morning everybody. 3270:
2)
Happy elves. 3270 (240).
Hunting the fox. 3270 (274).
In an automatic toy-shop. 29189
(208).
In haste. 8270 (306).
Isle of jewels. 3270 (326).
Joke on the toy maker. 15517
(192).
Lend a hand. 26533 (161).
Little ray of sunshine. 3270 (379).
Make-believe parade. 26533 (175).
Marching orders. 38270 (410).
Mountain pink. 3270 (427).
Musical joys for girls and boys.
12862 (352).
Off for camp. 3270 (470).
Officer of the day. 3270 (471).
On a visit. 3270 (477).
Paper chase. 3270 (493).
Piano lesson. 26533 (222).
Pink pearls. 3270 (499).
Poultry lay. 15517 (804).
Ripples. 3270 (540).
Rose petals. 3270 (554).
School flag. 3270 (564).
Sleep baby sleep. 3270 (586).
Speed away. 3270 (616).
Squirrel and the nut. 29189 (405).
Tale of a turkey. 26533 (287).
Tassel dance. 38270: (646).
True blue forget me _ not.
(670).
Vanities. 38270 (683).
Violet eyes. 3270 (689).
Water nymph. 38270 (697).
We two-waltz. 3270 (703).
Well known fables. 3270 (707).
What the birdies say. 26533. (314).
3270
2135
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Spaulding (G. L.)—Continued.
What the children sang. 8270
(C2)
Where the fairies dwell. 26533.
(327).
Woodland elves.
Spaulding (Wesley) :
Bachelor of hearts. 29279.
Smile at me through your tears.
30563.
Speaks (Oley) :
Ashes of roses. 24031 (9).
Day is past and over. 67382.
Hills of Kerry. 24031 (72).
O little town of Bethlehem. 32729.
3270 (759).
On the road to Mandalay. 83813,
17507.
Softly now the light of day. 8737,
14843.
Still, still with Thee. 24031 (197).
Sylvia. 20968.
Spear. (2) E.):
I’ve got a mortgage on you. 24901.
Romance! Why do you pass my
door. “17768.
When will my agony end. 26334.
Specht (P. L.):
Anything. 31055.
He’s the king of love to the queen
of hearts. 31766.
Honeydew. 29747.
My lonely reverie. 1864.
Peggy Ann. 28257.
Queen of hearts. 30440.
Sweet face, won’t you come home
to stay. 33318.
Then O! oh-oh! oh-oh! My gal is
just like a fiddle. 5733.
Win with Landon. 23887, 29059.
Speciale (V. E.) Atlantic City by the
sea. 9616.
Spector (Edwin)
cow moo. 23867.
Spector (Fraidele) :
Chasidish. 18915.
Spector (Fraidele) theme.
Spector (Herman) :
My darling mother. 8072.
Summer romauce on one summer
Why does a moo-
20877.
day. 2624.
Speelman (Elwood) I was only pre-
tending. 24916.
Speelman (J. R.):
Ah love but a day. 27.
Shadows. 11942.
Sweetheart days. 30662.
Treasured hour. 23653.
Speer (Daniel) Mayen- und gukguks-
lied. 7932.
Speer (H. C.):
Shall I walk with Jesus.
Tell me of Jesus. 18114.
pues (J. H.) Encounter by chance.
17867.
Speer (James)
you. 29804.
Speicher (J. R.)
Speier (W.) Trumpeter.
Speiser (Wilhelm) :
Nocturne. 24031 (194).
Rose. 24081 (175).
Slumber song. 24031 (187).
Snowdrop. 24031 (188).
Speizman (Morris) :
I’m very tough.
I love you, dear, I love
Mine alone. 1723.
15517 (405).
7397.
Isn’t she the cutest thing. 1283.
Suddenly. 2614.
Vum-a-vum-vum. 12519.
Spell (L. M.) Music in Texas. 25401.
Spence (W. R.):
Abide with me. 6253 (1).
Break forth into joy. 26533 (28).
Hark! The lily beils are ringing.
6253 (173).
Just as Iam. 6253 (257).
Rock of ages, cleft for me.
(306).
Up, and away, for the dawn is
breaking. 12862 (512).
Spencer (Allen) :
HKtude. 680-683.
Etude for left hand alone.
Spencer (Arthur)
again. 10833.
Spencer (Bob)
18648
679.
Into my arms once
See Spencer (R. E.)
Spencer (D. A.) Bunky Dee. 15773.
Spencer (H. P.):
Now I’ve got the blues. 23048.
Someday youre gonna be sur-
prised. 238400.
Tell me, have you forgotten dear.
23563.
Spencer (Effie) Waiting, yes waiting
for you. 28887.
Spencer (F. J. B.):
Birth of love. 12862 (55).
I know a blossom. 12862 (233).
If the moon told all he knew.
265383. (142).
In a Gipsy camp. 12862 (257).
In the dusk. 3270 (312).
O’ wondrous night in June. 3270
(465).
Vagabond’s bridal march. 12862
(513).
Vagabond’s dream. 3270 (680).
Spencer (Glenn) Blue bonnet girl.
13062.
Spencer. (Herbert) lLove-sick. 38270
(397).
Spencer (J. H.):
First Noel. 32724.
© come, all ye faithful. 32724.
Silent night.
Spencer (J. R.)
28555.
Spencer (Marvin) pseud.
ness (Bernard)
33138.
Song I would sing.
See Wag-
2136
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Spencer (Nelda)
darling, my dear.
Spencer (O. L.)
Spencer (O. S.):
: Because I am jealous of you.
I love you best of all. 31915.
I’m all wrapped up in a bundle of
love. 13686.
Singin’ my blues away. 14804.
Sweetest baby in town. 5648.
What’s the use of dreaming. 3010.
You’re the only one. 18617.
You’ve got me upside down. 9481.
Spencer (R. EH.) You jJook like a
million to me. 15455.
Spencer (Sheila) Yellow flowers in a
blue bowl. 3171.
Spencer (Shirley)
reveals. 33895.
Spencer (Tim) See Spencer (Vern)
Spencer (V. L.):
Let’s go home.
Little girl.
My sweetheart, my
11448.
Stackalee. 2575.
200.
Your handwriting
16936.
17001.
They were marching. 18174.
Spencer (Vern):
Blue prairie. 6479, 13069.
Hoofbeats on the prairie. 29748.
Ride, ranger, ride. 14666.
Song of the pioneers. 30598.
Songs of the pioneers. 20862.
Sons of the pioneers song folio.
8783.
Stars of the West. 30625.
Westward ho. 15264.
Whisp’rin’ wind. 9310.
Spencer (Mrs. W. A.) We're saying
good-bye. 18350.
Spencer (W. E.):
Dancing in moonlight. 13231.
Fortune teller, tell me. 10240.
Sperandeo (Rose) pseud. See Ash-
mann (Rose)
Sperling (C. B.) Sheep follow Him.
33120.
Sperling (lL. N.):
- Americano. 6314.
Build me a home. 15771.
California nights. 6538.
Hannina. 4065.
Indian Summer moon. 4423, 29900.
Life, love and laughter. 14081.
Lovable lady in red. 4713.
Luz de luna andino. 30091.
Main street. 4778.
Palestina. 14557.
Poetie lady. 11712.
Sandman’s serenade. 33057.
Saucy little lady. 30503.
Senorita coquetera. 33104.
Sleepy-land parade. 8704, 23381,
33178.
Song of courage. 20850.
Song of the hermit. 5545.
Song of wisdom. 8772.
Sunshine behind the clouds. S871.
Sweetest lady. 5650.
Sycamore shores. 14991, 14992.
When Tillie Betts plays the easta-
nets. 9288.
Youth, charm and ecaprice. 15503.
Spero (Simon) Facing the world
alone. 6880.
Sperry (J. M.) What shall we build.
26285.
Sperry (M. BE.) Ona whatnot. 20445.
Spevacek (M. R.) Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps march. 21776.
Spialek (Hans):
Porgy and Bess. 8448.
Sinfonietta. 2460.
Spicer (—) Im on top of the world.
29821.
Spicker (Max):
Africaine. 9509 (486).
Christ is risen from the dead.
6253 (67).
Come unto Me. 6253 (79).
Come where my love lies dreaming.
6253 (81).
Hight solfeggi in the modern style.
9509 (367, 368).
Favorite bass songs. 33904 (74).
Good Shepherd. 62538 (157).
I lay my sins on Jesus. 6253 (208).
Kunst der kehlfertigkeit. 9509
(362, 368).
Little dustman. 6253 (47).
O lovely night. 21569 (417).
One sweetly solemn thought. 6253
(363).
Otello. 21569 (585).
Peace I leave with you. 6253
(378). .
Rejoice ye with Jerusalem. 6253
(392).
Sweet is Thy mercy. 6253 (462).
There is a green hill far away.
6253 (474).
Spielman (Elwood) As long as you
are there. 15611.
Spielmann (Fritz) :
Ich kann nicht mehr langer allein
sein es muss etwas gescheh’n.
32029.
In der nihe dieser frau. 4389.
Lied vom Montmartre. 4638.
Mein schatz, wir lernen italienisch.
20178.
Musik ftir deutsche
32562-32565.
Schinkenfleckerln.
Spier (H. R.)
gymnastik.
11906.
Vocal art-studies. 2928.
Spies (Adeline) Crescentmoon. 29441.
Spiller (I. J.) March F. M. P. 22774.
Spillman (Ray) Harbor of dreams.
19403.
Spilman (J. E.) Flow gently, sweet
Afton. 315938.
2137
INDEX
pt. IT, n. s., v. 3E
Spina (Harold) :
Don’t say a word—just dance.
568.
I’m pixilated over you. 10651,
10652.
Nothing’s blue but the sky. 8221,
17482.
Ridin’ the rails.
State of my heart.
Spina (V.) Serenate pe Maria.
Spindle (Ll. C.):
Autumn fields. 12967.
Cherry tree. 18153.
Crossroad. 13216.
Sea gulls. 14744.
Spink (George) :
Girls. 12862 (183).
Things the show folks do.
(498).
Spinney (Walter) Rejoice ye with
Jerusalem. 6253 (392).
Spinning song. 20878.
Spino (A. J.) My heart sings a song.
113938.
Spiritual hymns. 338259.
Spiritual songs. 30607.
Spirituals, traditional melodies and
messages of true faith. 2565.
Spitz (David) :
25766.
8828, 12122.
33110.
12862
Long live love. 14148.
Lowdown. 20117.
We want the moon, down with the
sun. 125638.
Spivack (Rose) I’m sorry. 19635.
Spivey (Addie)
25067.
Spivey (J.)
sweetheart.
Spizzy (M. S.)
tion of Mexican songs.
Spoerl (EH. R.)
Spoerl (J. R.)
Spofford (Eva)
4508.
Spohr (Louis) :
Concerto no. 1. 6665.
Rose softly blooming. 23286.
Spoliansky (Michael or Mischa) :
Ghost goes West. 6967.
Star o’er the hill. 8818.
Spoor (C. H.) Let’s start over again
Just a rank stud.
You resemble my future
24908.
Spizzy (Mabel) collec-
12094.
Is it wrong. 16779.
See Spoerl (EH. R.).
Just a habit of mine.
25163.
Sporck (Georges) :
Sonate. 9509 (47-49), 12862 (39-
46), 15517 (28, 24).
1°°° gonate. 15517 (469),
(634).
2°™° sonate.
3°™° sonate.
21569
21569 (635).
15517 (470).
38 sonates. 9509 (51), 12862 (47).
4°™° sonate. 21569 (636).
Spracale (Steve) :
I am wild about you. 10502.
You were the sweetest thing in
life. 128382.
Spragens (Henry) Somebody’s gonna
get you. 28545.
Sprager (H. K.)
Spragge (J. C.)
Lullaby 1936. 14205.°
Confusion in my heart.
13197.
Sprague (H. W.):
Apples. 26591.
Aviation. 24125.
Gladiolus, the flower of my heart.
Z2G1S9.
Lovin’ me ain’t no sin. 27833.
Motor boating. 2538838.
My heart’s full of love, all for you.
28027.
On the trail of my beautiful
dreams. 25587.
Only a prayer. 28205.
Rip went the strings of my heart.
28874.
When it’s lovetime down in Ten-
nessee. 23807.
When it’s shimmy time in Shimmy
town. 26308.
When the toils of life are o’er.
30895.
When you taught me how to love.
26341.
Why a baby. 26875.
You can do as you please. 26443.
Spratt (W. A.) My dreams of you.
25426.
Spratt
2398.
Spread it abroad. 9000, 12095, 17999.
Spring (Josephine) Little angel foot-
(W. G.) Sentimental you.
steps. 25186.
Spring (Sherman) ‘To-day. 21111.
Spring again. 30607*,
Spring maid. 2865-2868.
Springer (Harry) Towsendite’s dream
of tomorrow. 28787.
Springer (Helene) Bijou. 5455.
Springer (M. D.) Message dear, for
you. 17180.
Springer (Nora) Old pal. 20427.
Springer (Rudolph) :
I can’t dream at all. 7197.
Just tra la la la her. 1378.
Pumpernickel bread and _ butter.
5276,
Sweetheart blues. 2661,
You’re my vitamin. 6204.
Springer (Rudy) Parisian romance in
a French casino. 11649. .
Springer (W. J.) Vl always say that
I love you. 4230.
Springer (Wilbur)
to me. 33664.
Springman (Fred)
nade. 301388.
Sproat (LeRoy) Just imagine.
What you've done
Melancholy sere-
13972.
2138
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Spross (C. G.):
Awakening. 15640.
Behold, the Master
6428, 6429.
Hunting song. 3270 (272).
I know. 8270 (285).
Romance. 38270 (551).
Te Deum laudamus. 3270 (647).
White rose. 3270 (733).
Yesterday and today. 38270 (765).
Sprott (A. V.):
That gal o’ mine. 18135.
Why did you. 33746.
Sproul (C. B.) Let the world know
youre a man. 11049.
Sproule (Dorothy) Words. 21450.
Sprudelfee (Die) 15517 (27-29, 86, 269,
357, 371-3878).
Spry (M. M.) See Spry (Mrs. W. R.)
Spry (Jirs. W. R.) Sweetheart mine.
18064.
Spry (Walter)
passeth by.
Awake, thou that
sleepest. 3270 (40).
Spuhr (Allen) President of the U.
S. A. 17665.
Squire (W. H.):
Chip of the old block. 9509 (122).
For me alone. 9509 (236).
Larghetto in D. 1425, 14023.
Meditation. 383904 (186).
Mountain lovers. 9509 (498).
Sergeant of the line. 9509 (661).
Token. 3838904 (3815).
Squire McDevilfish. 12109*.
Squires (Hthel) Oh please Mister
Policeman. 30318.
Squires (H. D.):
Every little thing I do, it’s you.
16144, 16145.
I lost my heart to you.
Just forget about me.
Squires (H. D.) inc.:
Every little thing I do, it’s you.
16144, 16145.
I lost my heart to you. 4249.
Just forget about me. 4530.
Squyres (S. P.) Instrumental ensem-
ble method. 10828, 10829.
Srigley (R. S.) Why do I have to say
I love you. 29043.
Staal (Rosalie) :
Cocktail rhythm.
4249.
4530.
38615.
Major and the minor. 27857.
No river rhapsody. 20377.
Oh-oh-oh. 5104.
Refiections on a rainy evening.
28348.
Sea wind. 14747.
Week from some Tuesday. 18359.
Staatz (L. M.) Highth. 930, 7116.
Stabler (K. T.) Spring. 33261.
Stackpole (Paul):
Alexandra the great. 12887*.
Sometime in spring. 5532.
Stadelmann (Li) Concerto in A. 481.
Stadt (Die) 18003.
Staehle (D. R.):
Drifting butterflies. 6816.
If you'll be my clinging vine, Pll
be your trellis, dear. 7444.
Staffin (B. E.):
Idle keys and silent strings. 32082.
Love at last. 111382.
Rainbow ’round my heart. 23234.
Sweeter and lovelier. 23508.
Take the trouble to tell me. 26049.
Stafford (KH. S.):
Always think of mother.
(9).
Honey dear. 26533 (119).
Stafford (Emma) Must I say, good-
night, dear. 20262.
Stafford (H. J.) Will Rogers and
Wiley Post. 6100.
Stafford (J. D.):
Blue Harlem moon.
Try a Lucky Strike.
Stafford (J. J.)
30198.
Stage struck. 22009, 22491.
Stahl (Caroline) :
Ive just started dreaming. T7388.
If I could only dream. 7428.
Stahl (L. S.):
Empty arms.
Next president.
Stahl (L. W.):
Hello love. 19439.
How much I love you.
I’m sorry dear. 19636.
Stahl (W. C.) Stahl’s (Wm. C.) all
star trios for plectrum_ guitar.
23448.
Staigers (Del):
Capitol city. 3541, 6564. |
Carnival of Venice. 24262.
Stainer (John):
21569
9739.
21144.
Mountain dreams.
21973.
17405.
19498.
Benedictus. 18648 (87, 39).
Communion service. 18648 (80, 82,
83).
Fling wide the gates. 29594.
God so loved the world. 29657.
Jubilate Deo in E flat. 18648
(207).
Let the peace of God rule in your
hearts. 18648 (220).
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in A.
18648 (232, 233).
O clap your hands.
Te Deum laudamus.
342, 344).
Stainer & Bell, Itd.:
Adieu sweet Amaryllis. 3277.
All in the April evening. 18679.
And wilt thou leave me thus.
6325.
Anglo-Irish folk songs.
18648 (263).
18648 (341,
18708.
2139
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Stainer & Bell, 1td.—Continued.
April is in my mistress’
3341.
Autumn. 31080.
Ballet of the seasons.
Brown Berrey. 31206.
Bunches of grapes. 31209.
Buzz of the busy bumble bee.
6530.
face.
176.
Cake and sack. 31226.
Chantons encore. 13144,
Come, shepherds, follow me. 3623.
Come unto these yellow sands.
3625.
Coronation song. 31348.
Cradle song. 381365.
Dainty fine bird. 3670.
Hight old Christmas carols. 33187.
EKlongatitude Legitudior. 16119.
Fain would I change that note.
31549.
Faith I remember.
Five Manx folk dances.
Forget not yet. 6928.
Frog. 31617.
Full fathom five. 6945.
Good fortune. 19333.
Honour, riches, marriage-blessing.
22003.
31461.
7144.
Hush, my dear, He still and
slumber. 31841.
Hymn-prelude on Adore te devote.
29764.
I’m sailing in a cylinder. 16603.
Jesus, I my cross have taken.
O215D5.
Just a tiny little boy. 29956.
Lazy sheep, pray tell me why.
27677.
Londonderry air.
Lord is my strength.
Magnificat. 27855.
Magnificat and Nune
32416.
March wind. 20153.
Merry beggars. 32474.
Messmates. 32479, 32480.
Miniature suite. 32495.
Molehills. 7990.
Nune dimittis. 27855.
O Lord our governor.
Owlets in roofholes.
Peep o’ day. 382845.
Praise-carol. 8454.
Praise to God. 20582.
Praise to the Lord. 28294.
Roll along spring. 33015.
Scherzo in D. 23310.
Silver swan. 5466.
Sing a song of sixpence.
Sing levy dew. 20786.
Sing on sweet thrush. 33153.
Sing we at pleasure. 5484.
Sleep little Jesu. 33176.
17026.
27784.
dimittis.
20399.
11633.
33149.
Songs and singing games. 33240.
Spirit of delight. 33256.
Summer song. 28613.
Sweeter than songs of summer.
30660.
Tell me where is fancy bred.
5696.
Theu, O Lord, art our Father.
12340.
Three kings. 33434.
Three Lenten carols. 9196.
Tired. Tim. 33450.
Together. 21112.
Unto us is born a son. 30809.
Wanderthirst. 33616.
Wedding is great Juno’s crown.
9219.
Week-end fiction. 9220.
Well away. 23758.
What child is this. 3004.
What shall he have that killed the
deer. 5984.
Where the bee sucks. 6065.
While you here do snoring lie.
6945,
Stairs (L. E.):
Jolly whistler. 22551.
Three jolly sailors. 23618.
Staley (W. 8S.) Love can wait. 20073.
Stalin (Georges) : .
De plus en plus pompette. 19048.
La tout prés de vous. 19918.
Vivent les petits matelots. 9146.
Stallsworth (Forest) Won’t you come
back. 21444.
Stalter (Hlsie) Like a summer breeze.
16967.
Stamitz (Johann):
Symphony in G. 26038.
Trio no. 5 in B flat. 21569 (568).
Stamitz (Karl) Konzertante sym-
phonie. 4568.
Stamm (E. P.):
Consolation. 9509 (152).
Legend. 9509 (3880).
Stamm (Lydia) Sacred journey. 8596.
Stampa (Reed) Fair in Madrid. 3869.
Stamps (V. O.)::
Centennial songs of Texas.
Glory dawn. 16284.
We love Texas. 5946.
Stamps-Baxter music ¢o.:
Centennial songs of Texas.
Glory dawn. 16284.
Stanbriadge (Charles) :
Allan’s choir masters
18686.
Allan’s concert song series. 18687.
Stancliff (F. P.) Sleepyhead. 23383.
Standard oil co., Indiana. Standard
bearers. 28587.
Standard radio, ine.:
Because it’s swell.
Hitch-hiking. 7122.
15824.
15824.
guide.
6417.
2140
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
I saw you in a crowd. 7361.
It couldn’t be love. 7581.
Love’s prelude. 7858.
Silly little thing. 8681.
Why did you say I love you. 93829.
Standard series. 12111.
Standefer (R. C.) My West Texas
home. 17366.
Standhardt (O. E.) Up yondah. 21186.
Standing (R. HE.) Little pitter patter
feet. (772.
Standish (J. W.) River of peace.
26033 (238).
Standish (Lou) pseud.
(Louise)
Stanfield (Miliy) Old rhyme. 5129.
Stanford (C. V.):
Remember the poor. 17721.
Sword of Erin. 9509 (722).
Welcome song. 9509 (780).
Stanford (J. A.):
Sword of Hrin. 9509 (722).
Welcome song. 9509 (780).
Stange (A. M.) United States forever.
30805.
Stange (H. R.):
Nobody kncows where she spends
her time. 11503.
When I’m alone. 15299.
Stange (Lola):
Chocolate soldier. 381003 (27).
Letier song. 31008 (96).
My hero. 31003 (119, 120).
Sympathy. 31003 (182).
That would be lovely. 31003 (190).
Stanier (Bill) Spread it abroad.
12095.
Stanley (Aileen) :
Diary. 29475.
I’ve never sung a song. 27485.
Lonesome little debutante. 27765.
Louie. 32360.
Mrs. D. and her daughter. 32510.
New York. 32665.
Sentimental creature. 28454.
White dots on black satin. 30909.
Stanley (Art) I’m new at the game.
1113.
Stanley (C. R.):
Mickey and Minnie. 4842.
That trombone man. 5729.
Stanley (Eugene) :
Hooray for our side. 7145.
House with the little green tiles.
18596.
Stanley (Frank)
Roosevelt. 11028.
Stanley (H. G.):
A la bien aimée. 31005.
Aloha. 81029.
Aloha no au iko maka. 310380.
Armita. 9601, 12941.
See Bates
Let’s be loyal to
2141
Beautiful blue Danube waltzes.
15674, 18777, 18778.
Beneath the silvry moon of my
Hawaii. 293807.
Beyond the wide blue sea. 9707,
9708.
Blue lagoon march. 9741, 18067.
Circus blues. 387, 6619.
Ciribiribin. 15859.
Dinah. 29479.
Dream of the shepherdess. 29516.
Hmmet’s lullaby. 6845, 10146.
Empty saddles. 24503.
Hstrellita. 16136, 19181.
Glow-worm. 3983.
Halona. 29693.
Hawaiian hula medley. 138539.
Hawaiian paradise. TT079.
Humoresque. 16462.
I love you, I need you, I do. 27395.
In the chapel in the moonlight.
32086.
In the gloaming. 16748.
Jolly coppersmith. 16837, 19848.
Kilo-hana. 13998.
Lament. 16900.
Londonderry air. 14132, 17027.
Lotus: girl. 1551.
Love theme from symphony in B
minor. 383085.
Mahina malamalama. 30101.
Mauna hula chimes. 7927, 7928.
Mauna Kea. 1672.
Meleana e. 14244, 14245.
Minuet. 143824, 14325, 24163, 32498.
My dear Momi. 1138638, 11364.
My Hula Lou. 1846.
My sweet Hawaiian rose. 1905.
Nani wale Lihue. 14483.
Nearer my God to Thee. 32649.
Niihau medley. 14456.
Old Black Joe. 32757.
Old folks at home. 8277, 11563.
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
2105.
Pretty quadroon. 2191, 2192.
Pulupe. 30435.
Red sails in the sunset. 2249.
Rhumbathetique. 32986.
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky
Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Rustic dance. 11874, 14718.
St. Louis blues. 33045.
Santa Lucia. 14728.
Seeret. 338099.
Song of India. 14866, 14867.
South Sea memories. 2552, 2553.
Sweet lei lehua. 33321.
Sweet man. 2651, 2652.
Tomi Tomi. 9049, 12371.
Under southern stars. 15181.
Under the double eagle. 2877,
Waltz exercise. 33608.
Waltzing doll. 21282, 21233.
INDEX
Stanley (H. G.)—Continued.
What’s the use of dreaming. 15283.
With all my heart. 6110.
Zingana. 30999.
Stanley (John) :
Fugue in G major. 16245.
Solo no. XII. 12024.
Suite in D. 33295.
Three pieces for organ. 14911.
Stanley (Nadine) It’s you I want.
16811.
Stanley (P. T.) There’s a trace of your
kiss on my lips. 30720.
Stanley (Ralph) :
Spain. 14893.
White wings in the moonlight.
29029),
Stanley (Syd) In my little world with
you. 12384.
Stanley (V. B.) Gay Broadway.
13453.
Stanton (FF. H.):
High time, 27253.
My heaven on earth. 28080.
On the impulse of the moment.
303438.
We could conquer worlds. 28910.
Stanton (Hal):
By the light of the moon. 31218.
Sleep tight. 33177.
When evening comes. 21309.
Stanton (1. S.):
And when I hold your hand. 29235.
My life began when I met you.
30231.
Summer
30648.
Stanton (W. K.)
on high. 20872.
night in Monte Carlo.
Spacious firmament
Stapledon (Hileen) Sleepy head.
14819.
Stapleton (HE. J.) Cargoes. 26755.
Star fell from heaven. 29798, 30616.
Star for a night. 24450, 25630.
Star-led. 380617*.
Star Spangled Banner.
Starbuck (G. A.)
islands. 21596.
Starek (M. C. M.) To victory.
Starita (Rudy) Dancing doll.
Stark (—) Etude. 11012.
Stark (Joseph) Lovely one.
14915, 28588.
Aloha nui loa to the
30752.
26878,
21825.
Stark (Laura) Melody heaven. 27898.
Starks (George) Drifting. 19143.
Starks (N. E.) Mother’s prayer.
25386.
Starlet. 7864.
Starlight lullaby. 18006.
Starlight on Kona. 30620.
Starr (David):
I ean’t stay away from you. 19528.
Lightning struck my heart. 7742.
You grow on me. 21502.
pt. II, n. s., v. 3h
Starr (Doris) That little old shack.
33387,
Starr
4617.
Starr (J.B. M.) Willit pay. 3108.
Starr (Phil):
False alarm. 31556.
Good-night time has come again.
31699.
I’m in circulation again. 29815.
I’m troubled. 16613.
Last waltz with Sally. 25131.
Some day I’ll call you sweetheart.
23396.
There was a time I thought the
world of you. 338417.
Starr (Sally) :
When you love a summer girl.
(Henry) Let’s go. ballyhoo.
26533 (324).
You're like the roses, Rosie. 26533
(341).
Starr (T. B.) pseud. See Neidlinger
(W. H.)
Starr (Walter) :
Irish Peggy. 1274.
Mother’s lullaby.
My California.
Someday. 2521.
Starret system club. I’m still In my
little cottage home by the sea. 1126.
Stars above you. 30622.
Stasny (B. F.):
Mephisto rag. 24031 (128).
Motor boat. 24031 (138).
Stasny-Lang, inc.:
1780.
1812.
Answer to the question in my
heart. 129384.
Binns’ (Billy) ranch, range and
home songs. 9714.
Havana heaven. 13534.
Out of the night. 14553.
Susie’s got the bluesies again.
14953.
Stastny (CAL).
Mephisto rag. 24031 (128).
Motor boat. 24081 (138).
State street music pub. co.:
Answer to just because. 6336.
Boy in the boat. 29335.
Deep Elem blues. 24400, 26914.
Dirty mother for you. 29480.
Garbage man. 31630.
Good old bosom bread. 29668.
Hot nuts, get ’em from the peanut
man, 961.
I’d rather drink
31869.
It must be love. 29920.
Just because. 7610.
*"Leven miles from Leavenworth.
muddy water.
25169.
Mama let me lay it on you. 30109.
Oh Red. 30319.
Rhythm for sale. 11820.
2142
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sweet violets. 30658.
Two old maids in a folding bed.
12448, 30795.
Whose been here since I been gone.
33739.
Yas, yas, yas.
Staton (H. M.)
29189 (181).
Staub (Victor) :
Apprenti sorcier. 18648 (17).
Gaiement. 6253 (187).
Je n’ose pas. 15517 (189).
Staudt (L. A.) I miss you sweetheart
all the time. 7345.
Stauffer (Aubrey) :
As in days of old.
33809.
Six Christmas carols.
12862 (18).
Consequences. 12862 (114).
Stauffer music co. He’s the man of the
hour. 13545.
Staunton (Edward) :
Here’s to you. 7106.
Put some rhythm in your love.
2206.
Stawski (Pauline) My little girl.
iiteazes
Steadham (Dovie) Blue meditation.
21714. :
Steane (Bruce):
Behold, I bring you good tidings.
29189 (28).
Come ye thankful people come.
6253 (83).
Harth is the Lord’s. 29189 (94).
Lift your glad eyes. 21569 (302).
Lord is loving unto every man.
21569 (312).
Magnificat. 21569 (322).
March for organ. 29189 (258).
Nune dimittis. 21569 (404).
Te Deum. 21569 (544).
Thus saith the Lord. 21569 (559).
10 short voluntaries. 21569 (528).
Stearns (D. H.):
Desert night. 6752.
Don’t you know. 3762.
Sunset. 8867.
Vision. 9148.
Waltzing with you.
Won’t you. 6125.
Your message of love. 3251.
Stearns (Hal) Wind of the western
seas. 18499. ;
Stearns (Herbert) Golden hours. 833.
Stearns (T. M.):
Let me hope and let me dream.
1454.
Narda. 1922.
Skating with you. 2471.
Stearns (W. L.) Roses. 33026.
Stebbins (C. A.) In summer. 19765.
Stebbins (C. W.) Song of the sea.
26533 (276).
26238.
126829—37——41
Stebbins (G. C.):
Blessed fellowship.
His way is best.
18816.
22199.
O God of men and nations. 28129.
Turn us again. 28821.
We will shine. 21272.
Stebbins (G. W.)
26533 (276).
Stebbins (Ocie)
Steber (Emma)
Stecher (W. R.)
334387.
Steck (G. D.)
(410).
Stedman (Clark) Right little girl took
me wrong. 382995.
Stedman (Russell) :
Day I met you.
Gone. 31681.
I’m just drifting along. 22338.
Song of the sea.
If. 24929.
Together. 15128.
Three wingéd words.
Under the stars. 15517
29497.
What can it be. 30866.
Steed (William) Worse’n the verse’n
the chorus. 6132.
Steede (W. M.) Sweet Bermuda.
20942.
Steele (B. J.):
Sailor’s life for me.. 11883.
Song of the North. 8765.
Steele (Buster) Moonlit trail
dreams. 20238. .
Steele (D. F.) Ive changed my mind.
27478.
Steele (Dick)
6093.
Steele (Henry)
Steele (I. W.):
Gay melody. 19290.
Gypsy. 22140.
Lilaes in spring. 22650.
of
Why don’t you smile.
K. N. 32188.
Vienna and you. 26210.
Steele (Mary):
Moon trail. 17288.
Tempest in a tea cup. 15033.
Thunder in my ears. 15110.
Steele (Porter) :
Capricieuse.
Poéme lyrique.
Soir de juin. 9509 (675).
Steepleton (A. F.) Some day. 12027.
Steese (Sturt) Romance in the moon-
hight. 2osb9:
Steffan (Ernest)
your hands. 985.
Steffen (P. E.):
Love as I knew. 7826.
There’s only one U in Utah. 21062.
Steffen (Roy) Bier stube songs. 232.
Steffens (C. G.) Wondering. 21440.
Steger (M.) A Weana is net krank.
18650.
Steger (Margarete) :
Morgen vielleicht.
12862 (79).
12862 (406).
I am wax within
4892.
2143
INDEX
Steger (Margarete)—Continued.
Schone frau darf ich sie fragen.
5409.
Steglich (Rudolph) Quintett. 238226,
22228
Stegret (Jim) pseud. See Steger
(Margarete)
Stehr (I. D.) Homing in your heart.
Pal Pa
Steiger (Charles) Reflets. 21569
(467-470).
Steigman (David) Murka. 22890.
Steil (G. T.) Lois. 14129.
Stein (Anton) pseud. See Howe (S.
J.)
Stein (Ben) Rid yourself of the blues.
PEAT
Stein (Erwin)
5886*.
Stein. (G. C.):;
Abandonment scene. 9516.
Cavalcade of Texas, an empire on
parade. 21764.
Coronado’s entrance. 9918.
Coronado’s exit. 9919.
Ranger on parade. 14644.
Texas history suite. 18123-18125.
Stein (Herman) :
Goteha. 19345.
Line o’jive. 7750.
Verlorene_. sohn.
Louisiana Liza. 7823.
Too bad. 21119.
Stein (Jules) Sunday. S860.
Stein (Leo):
In the spell of the
10817.
Kiddin’ you. 10966.
Only you. 11610.
Silver Texas moon.
Tease. 12242,
Stein (Lou) Angel face. 26577.
Stein (M. M.) Drei motetten. 5589.
Steinbach (C. L.) Youll never know.
21510.
Steinberg (G. E.)
darling to me.
Steinberg (H. S.)
ern seas. 18499.
Steinberg (Ruth)
to me. 15439.
Steinbrecher (Alexander) :
moonlight.
119¢%.
Oh come back my
5096.
Wind of the west-
You can’t do that
Leise flehen meine lieder. 20736.
Rossini in Neapel. 20695.
Sehneider im schloss. 28444*.
Steiner (Lois) California for me.
3524.
Steiner (Max) Song of the musket-
eers. 12056.
Steingriiber verlag:
Konzert in A-dur. 161.
Mit siebenmeilen-stiefeln. 1737.
Weihnachts-idylie. 2995.
teininger (F. V.):
Bells of Honolulu. 93592.
pt. {mE nes. vask
Don’t go on a diet, there'll be
more of you to love. 10052.
Long live love. 11115.
Steinke (A. J.):
In my garden of dreams. 19758.
Stand by your ship, America.
23450.
Steinmeyer (Dorothy) :
Joan, my dream girl come true.
22547.
Slavic dance. 23878.
Steinreich (A. M.):
Another night has gone. 63832.
I adore you. 17181.
I fell a million miles. 7212.
7842.
8223.
Love waltz.
Nothing to do.
Oo-ooh. 83841.
Since I found the one I love. 8687.
Who eares. 9318.
You dropp’d your glove. 9429.
Steis (G. F.):
After romping around with you.
18664.
In the harbor of my dreams.
27555.
Just a tender little feeling. 16847.
Shady lane blues. 20752.
Stell (R. J.) Back in dear old New
Hampshire. 15656.
Stella (A. 8S.) You mean everything
to me. 3205.
Stella (Alfred) That son of a gun Co-
lumbo. 5725.
Stemmerman (Jay):
Nature in red. 8164.
Song suite. 25938.
Stenerson (Gina) Long ago. 22699.
Stenross (Charles) Evry time I
dream. 270389.
Stentoft (Aage) :
Dit hjerte er i fare, Andresen.
24491,
Fenix revyen 1936. 24574.
Hornbeek revyen 1936. 24741.
Stepanian (Haro) Vocalise-étude.
Stephans Gh: Wi)
way ‘bout you.
Stephans (Victor)
You’ve got me that
21542.
See Stephans (I.
Stephens (Alice) Moonlight on Mars.
Div tle
Stephens (E. A.) Reception of the
quints. 17705.
Stephens (Hdward) In a garden of
roses. 24959.
Stephens (H. G.):
Ahi wela. 31.
Akahi- hoi. ao, ot.
All through the night.
Aloha oe. 62.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 214.
52.
2144
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Rock of ages.
Stephens (H. S.)
2297, 2298.
pseud. See St. John
(Bert)
Stephens (J. T.) Star on high. 8819.
Stephens (Leila) Lebanon hills.
22621.
Stephens (Lucy)
moon I saw you.
Stephens (M. W.):
I want to forget. 43848.
Let’s take a chance at romance.
By the light of the
13108.
11044,
Stephens (Russell) Moonlight on
Mars. 25371.
Stephens (S. L.) ’Tain’t no sin to
love. 20974.
Stephens (Ward):
Allelulia: heaven rejoices. 3313.
My shadow. 3270 (440).
Thank God for blessings. 15049.
Stephenson (EK. A. M.) Yesterdays.
33904 (344).
Stephenson (Robert) I’m not ro-
mantic. 16596.
Stephenson (Tillie) Forest home
march, 12862 (169).
Steps of glory. 2592, 5597.
Stept (S. H.):
All my life. 6290.
Bless you darlin’ mother. 6463.
Breakin’ in a pair of shoes. 270,
3499.
Good-night my lucky day. 31698.
Hidden valley. 19448.
Honey, please don’t turn your back
on me. 19477, 24732, 29746.
How’m I doin’ with you. 24758.
Ill bet. you tell that to all the
girls. 4239, 72538.
I’m with you, right or wrong.
29828, 29829.
It must be love. 32119.
Lady known as Lulu. 29991.
Laughing Irish eyes. 7680.
Let’s dance and dream. 27702.
Lonesome river. 25220.
Lost in my dreams. 25229.
Mad about you. 30093.
Mayfair. 27892.
Now you're talkin’ my language.
32716.
Out in the cow country. 25625.
Pancho’s widow: 25640.
Sitting on the moon. 25886.
Strike while the iron is hot. 25989.
There goes that feeling again.
28719.
There’s a twinkle in your eye, ma-
dame. 28728.
Treat for the eyes.
33492.
We happen to be in the army.
33627.
Who am I.
28794, 30771,
29030.
Sterling (A. B.):
Ill never care for any girl but you.
12862 (235).
Stories that mother told me. 9509
(710).
Sterling (P. M.):
Queen of slumber calls you. 28319.
To you, my dear. 18209.
What kind of socks were worn by
Socrates. 28947.
Sterling (Robert) Tralala. 15144.
Sterling (Zuella) pseud. See Head
(Marguerite)
Sterling music pub. co., ltd.:
Roadway of romance. 5345.
When my mammy smiles. 12622.
Stern (Arthur) My beautiful Vienna.
17279.
Stern (Emil) Assez... tu ne revien-
dras pas .:. 3356.
Stern (H. R.):
Down at the huskin’ bee. 9509
(187), 12862 (1385).
He wasn’t such a bad chap after
all. 838904 (105).
Henry’s (S. R.) barn dance. 6253
(184).
My husband’s in the city. 24031
(140), 29189 (283).
My way to heaven is through your
love, sweetheart. 6253 (336),
12862 (360), 15517 (261, 262).
Polar bear man. 29189 (333).
Stern (Harold) You’ve got me on a
merry-go-round. 33883.
Stern (Jack):
Beneath a western sky. 29306.
Happy landin’ with Landon. 27213.
Love fiesta. 30066.
Oh bella mia. 25545.
So divine. 25910.
Take me back to those wide open
spaces. 30681, 33355.
Tell me why. 28685.
Then came the Indians. 57382,
18150.
To-night, lover, to-night. 28783,
30467.
Stern (Joan) Break of my heart.
26714.
Stern (Julius) Swedish folksong.
3270 (636).
Stern (L. L. ):
I get such inspiration when I yaddy
yaddy-um. 1019.
Tra-la-la-la la-li-ta. . 2822.
Stern (Leo) Coquette. 15517 (66).
Stern (Robert) :
Lamento. 9509 (364).
Souvenir. 9509 (695).
Tambourin. 9509 (728).
Stern (Ted) Melancholy — serenade.
30138.
2145
INDEX
pt. lI, n. s., v. 31
Sterner (H. J.):
Bright and gay. 274.
Happy days. 893.
Just in time. 13871.
Old homestead. 2032.
Pleasure waltz. 2153.
Stand by America. 28586.
Sterney (Geo.) Thru a veil of indif-
ference. 9021.
Sterny (—) Amour!
6317.
Stetler (M. P.)
a day. 4731.
Stetser (Nick)
tion. 9458.
Steubenger (C.) pseud. Royal song of
Canada. 5871.
Steurs (Jean) Par les ch’veux. 25642.
Stevens (A. H.) jr. Fiddle-de-dee.
Desirs! Folie.
Love me forever and
You’re my only ambi-
27064.
Stevens (Bertha) When blue birds are
Singing. 12599.
Stevens (Buddy)
Stevens (C. B.):
I gave you nothing for all.
See Stevens (C. B.)
7220.
Old dusty road. 8274.
Stevens (C. D.):
Brilliant star. 12862 (69).
12862 (123).
12862 (365).
21569 (414).
Dashing spray.
No you don't.
Ocean pearl.
Pandora. 21569 (4381).
Silver spray. 12862 (462), 21569
(496).
Texas galop.
Stevens (C. E.):
Chanees are.
Our totem pole. 28232.
Without a doubt. 21432.
Your love is like a melody. 29181.
Stevens (D. L.) Twilight of the heart.
5840, 12429.
Stevens (EK. D.)
12862 (487).
18910.
My mother’s voice.
22959.
Stevens (Esquare) Sweet thoughts of
Thee. 26022.
Stevens (Hverett) Haymakers. 908.
Stevens (G. S.):
Boondoggle ballad. 15749.
Just you. 13980.
Stevens (Georgia, mother) Climbing
in music-land. 24314.
Stevens (H. C.) Tell me why don’t
you come back to me. 89387.
Stevens (J. F.) So long, I’m gonna
take a walk. 238392.
Stevens (Lothair) Boy in the boat.
29335.
Stevens (M. A.) Stars in a morning
sky. 33274.
Stevens (M. lL.) ’Neath the palms on
Manatee. 28085.
Stevens (Mary) Magic stone. 32415*.
Stevens (P. 8.) Susie’s got the bluesies
again. 14953.
Stevens (R. W.)
ner. 14915.
Stevens (Vern)
Star-Spangled ban-
I’m hopefully afraid,
I’m falling in love. 7311.
Stevens (Winifred ) Love’ words.
30078.
Stevens (Zena):
Texas cowboy. 26071.
Tip of Texas. 15116.
Stevenson (Frederick) Thou, O Lord,
art my shield. 18648 (354).
Stevenson (G. HE.) Walking
sweet dreams. 33607.
Stevenson (Houseley) Thou, O Lord,
art my shield. 18648 (354).
with
Stevenson (J. B.) See Stevenson
(Mrs. W. FE.)
Stevenson (M. M.):
Christmas carol. 3599.
I’se ’fraid boy, I’se wantin’ to be
wicked. 4325.
Lita. 19999, 22660, 22661.
Missing you. 20203.
Stevenson (Mercer and Sadie) :
Cowboy’s Rose. 26853.
Mother’s old pincushion. 8036.
Stevenson (Mrs. W. F.) Tse gwine
ter hebbin. 16633. -
Stewart (Bennie)
yes to me. 8060.
Stewart (Betty) I’m tossing the woo.
16612.
Stewart (C. B.):
Cuddle closer to me and dance.
24365.
Dear one. 8701.
Hold fast your dreams.
I’m so blue. 24869.
Stewart (C. H.):
Christ being raised from the dead.
My baby just said
24721.
3589.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
ATT.
Stewart (D. K.) Rhythm of the
waves. 8594.
Stewart (EK. A.) Lost love. 22710.
Stewart (EH. C.):
Dainty little maiden. 9509 (167).
Rapture. 9509 (605).
Who can keep aé_e secret. 9509
(796).
Stewart (Fred) My Manhattan.
20307.
Stewart (H. C.):
Penned are the sheep. 28259.
Winds at Bethlehem. 29061.
Stewart (H. J.):
Behold the days come, saith the
Lord. 38270 (55).
Mass, in D min. 3270 (412).
Stewart (Harrison) Meet me Cindy
by the cinder pile. 26533 (181).
2146
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Stewart (K. F.):
A la humoresque. 15517 (1).
Aus der kinderwelt. 9509 (82).
Barearola. 18648 (29).
Barearolle in G min. 3270 (48).
Characterbilder. 9509 (684).
Collection of concert overtures.
33904 (42).
Collection of French
33904 (48).
Dancing-lesson. 3270 (127).
Danza delle ore. 18648 (93).
Drawing-room_ favorites.
(107-109).
Edelveilchen.
Htude in G flat. 15517 (95).
Gavotte-humoresque. 33904 (92).
Golden treasury of piano-music.
18648 (26).
Heimkehr. 9509 -(280).
Heiterkeit. 9509 (281).
Impromptu. 21569 (372).
Inquiétude. 21569 (373).
Intimité. 21569 (374).
Mélodie. 21569 (375).
Menuet. 21569 (376).
Notturnino. 18648 (259).
Oesterle’s instructive course for
the piano. 18648 (268-271).
Pantomime. 21569 (377).
Petite valse. 18648 (281).
Pizzicato-valse. 15517 (299).
Polka, 18648 (284).
Practical method for the piano-
forte. 18648 (288, 289).
Prelude. 3270 (519), 15517 (307).
Rhapsodie hongroise no. 2. 18648
C226 22 We)
Romance. 15517 (319).
Romance sans paroles.
(378).
Rounders. 9509 (6382).
Scherzino. 21569 (379).
Seechs deutsche marchenbilder.
9509 (54).
Serenata. 18648 (821).
Suite. 18648 (20).
Tanz und spiel. 9509 (729).
Tarantella. 18648 (340).
Tarentelle. 21569 (380).
Traumerei. 6253 (450).
Tristesse. 21569 (881).
Valse-caprice. 18648 (366).
Stewart (Katherine) :
Army directory. 26533 (13).
Dreaming of love. 26533 (62).
Gay hussars. 26533 (84-86, 89,
80).
Heart to heart. 26533 (112).
Hungarian dance and song. 26533
CE22)e
Kitty please give me a kiss.
(156).
overtures.
18648
9509 (197).
21569)
26533
Love is a traitor. 26533 (168).
Misfit soldier. 265383 (186).
My friend Lebel. 265383. (195).
O silver moon. 265383 (204).
Sex delicious. 26533 (257).
Soldier’s life. 26533 (266).
Three valentines. 18013.
Vagrant fancies. 26533 (305).
Stewart (M. Z.):
Apple pickin’ time in fall.
Beautiful Pennsylvania.
Fisherman Jo. 730.
Gallie. 6951.
In that beautiful garden of love.
10808.
September moon.
Song of the skeeter.
Why ocean’s made
333151.
Wringing that old dish rag. 3168.
Stewart (Marge) See Stewart (M. Z.)
Stewart (R. G.) Waitin’ for my date.
2938.
Stewart (Sid) :
Loretta. 1549.
Thinking it over.
Wait. 28882.
Stickles (William) :
Bells of St. Mary’s. 9693.
Danube so blue. 489, 490.
Flower girl. 22040.
Homing. 16429.
In the garden of tomorrow. 16742.
Little princess. 22669.
Love-charm. 22719.
Polonaise militaire. 15846.
Roses of Picardy. 17781.
World is waiting for the sunrise.
107.
6410,
2402.
8769.
of tears.
18179.
18536.
Stier (W. R.) Nothing but love for
two. 11510.
Stiles (H. E.) Cotton pickers song.
3658.
Still (W: G.):
Deserted plantation. 19067.
Ebon chronicle. 31509.
Three visions. 25979.
Stilley (i. B.) My boat of dreams.
14339.
Stillman (Al):
Afterglow. 12882, 12883, 18667.
Ev’ry time I dream. 27039.
I love you from coast to coast.
29805.
Love is everything. 27806.
Oh say, can you swing.
32749.
Sing freshman, sing.
With thee I swing.
Stillman (Nathan) :
It’s no sin to love. 25022.
Should I. 33128. :
Stilson (D. E.) Rain blues. 2228.
Stilwell (H. R.) My exception. 30213.
32748,
17909, 23364.
21427, 26412.
2 2147
INDEX
Stimson (Parkinson) Sweetheart of
all my dreams. 30665.
Stingley (H. R.):
Ill remember you. 19586.
Love has turned me down. 7829.
My little red canoe in the moon-
light. 8109.
My logical man. 8112.
Smoky city and you. §722.
What good is money to a broken
heart. 9234.
Stingley (Pete) I wonder. 29852.
Stites (M. L.) I like you. 24804.
Stitman (Harry) Just made to kiss.
19879.
Stock (Bert)
32484.
Stock (Larry):
Congress and the Senate. 21801.
Green fields and bluebirds. 4034.
Lone wolf on the Indian trail.
14133, 30053.
My wife sleeps with one eye open.
11454.
Omaha-ha and Idaho-ho.
Midnight and all is well.
14507.
Thru a window in Japan. 2788,
15107.
Where the mountains reach the
moon. 18446.
Stock
garden of Eden.
Stocking (Dexter)
21569 (623).
Stocking (Eloise) :
(Mildred) In that beautiful
32085.
Won't you love me.
Because you’ve got rhythm. 3427.
Down in the green valley. 16068.
Flames. 16199.
Folks this is New Orleans. 6920.
I’m gona go rite home and tell my
mama. 16575.
Magie night. 1632.
My last song. 1850.
My secret devotion. 1898.
Rainbow waltz. 2229.
Reflections. 17715.
Sit down. 11995.
Slow moments. 17988.
Tempest, memories, sunshine.
5698.
There’s few as lovely as you.
D752.
Stockland (H. 8.) You’re just a cob-
web on my mind. 23978.
Stockman (D. H.) World friendship
song. 21451.
Stocks (M. L.):
Thou God seest me. 3270 (658).
Two or three. 18648 (365).
When the boat comes in.
(386).
Stockwell (C. J.):
Heaven in your heart. 31772.
Ill sing a new song. 31910.
18648
pt. II, n. s., v. 31
So little time and so much to do.
33200.
Stockwell (Chelsea)
(C. J.)
Stockwell (W. E.) Love’s old sweet
song sounds better when you smile.
20115.
Stoddard (Dorothy) Love came to me.
1560.
Stoddard
8062.
Stoddard (G. E.)
33904 (156).
Stoessel (Albert) :
Concerto grosso.
See Stockwell
(EK. E.) My bandit son.
Keep on loving me.
430.
Dido and Aeneas. 31430.
Early Americana. 38816.
Garrick. .27127*.
Suite of instrumental pieces.
33296.
Toccata and Bergamasca. 33462.
Stoffler (M. A.) Drifting in dreams.
619.
Stoflet (I. G.) In a Cuban café. 7450.
Stohlberg (Gus) When the harvest
moon is shining. 153823.
Stojowski (Sigismond) :
Amourette de Pierrot. 9509 (11).
Chant @amour. 12862 (89).
Concerto in G. 9509 (151).
Feuilles mortes. 9509 (227).
Mazurka brillante. 9509 (462).
Mazurka fantasque. 9509 (463).
Pres du ruisseau. 9509 (586).
Stokes (C. P.) Trees, the moon, the
shadows whisper. 12400.
Stokes (George) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 29189 (256).
Stokes (H. K.):
Cast aside. 13136.
I’m just a creature of shadows.
13713.
Speechless. 14895.
There’s a look in your eye.
Stokking (Willem) :
Dance of the tulips. 21832.
Dutch lullaby. 21950.
Windmill in Holland.
Stokowski (Leopold) :
Benedicite omnia opera. 6253 (36).
Processional hymn. 6253 (386).
When Christ was born. 6253 (515).
Stoll (Ernest) :
I’m glad we waited. 27413.
Prince of a day in May.
Stoll (Raisch) ‘Take your
30683*.
Stoll (Selma) Look what the wind
blew in. 11123.
Stolle (R. F.) It’s the last time. 7557.
Stoller (Daniel) Waltz divine. 30837.
Stolz (Robert):
Blue eyes. 26689.
Darling you. 21845.
15080.
23890.
30482.
choice.
2148
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
ESD ol a Oe a
Gloria und der clown. 13474.
Heiss brennt die liebe. 16388.
Herbstman6ver. 923.
Ieh hiitt’ so gerne an dich ge-
glaubt ... 10788.
Leave it to love. 22620.
Notte azzurra. 32709.
Nur in meinem schrebergarten
fiihle ich mich wohl. 32721.
Oft geniigt ein glischen sekt.
17452.
Rise and shine. 17748, 23269.
Take your time from me. 23545.
Triume an der Donau. 23648.
Ungekiisst sollst du nicht schlafen
geh’n. 12467.
Zum goldenen halbmond. 9502.
Stolzenwald (Franz):
Barbara. 29273.
Das war zum schénen sommerzeit
am Rhein. 15971.
Des soldaten pflicht ist die liebe.
16005.
Ja, so ein ra-da-di-bum .. . 10897.
Meine schoénste zeit. 32458.
Melodie der liebe... 4817.
Notenhoehzeit. 20383.
Tag und nacht denk’ ich an Elisa-
beth. 14999.
Veronika, miidel schau, das gltick
ist nah’. 235696.
Stone (Alex) C’est le vent.
Stone (Allen) Mexicali Rose.
Stone (Alouzo) :
Anticipation. 383904 (11).
Dancing cupids. 33904 (55).
Experience. 33904 (71).
Flowers’ telephone. 29189 (117).
In Cadiz. 33904 (185).
Laugh is like sunshine.
(237).
Love’s politics. 29189 (252).
My old sweetheart. 33904 (203).
My song shall be of merey and
judgment. 29189 (288).
O Lamb of God, still keep me.
29189 (301).
Voice from
29189 (454).
With the morn. 33904 (342).
Stone (Celie) Ob, you can’t do that
26735.
27920.
29189
the Summer-land.
to me. 30325.
Stone (EH. R.) Dionne quintuplets.
21879.
Stone (Faye) Why. 9522.
Stone (Gene) See Stone (E. R.)
Stone (Gregory) :
Andalucia. 12925.
Burlesque Tzigane.
Evening in Seville.
Great rivers. 863.
Malaguefa. 1636, 14214.
Singing fountain. 14805.
6525.
13368.
Stone (Irving):
Humpty dumpty love. 7171.
If I could have my way. 1195.
Stone (J. C.) Was I wrong. 9186.
Stone (J. H.) Oklahoma moon. 28159.
Stone (Jimmy) Sce Stone (J. C.)
Stone (Norman) Serbian cradle song.
17848.
Stone (O. T.) Turn back
the old turnstile. 18245.
Stone (R. T.) Arizona stars. 31061.
Stone (Mrs. T. F.) See Stone (Faye)
Stone (W. L.) I never knew. 24888.
Stone (Walter) Let’s all reap a bald
head. 27695.
Stoneman (lL. A.) In love. 27540.
Stoneman (Mrs. L. H.) See Stoneman
(L. A.)
Stookey (L. L.)
Mobile. 6866.
Stooksbury (W. L.):
Hllaree. 16118.
Mother’s voice. 17255.
My love song for Sue. 20304.
When dreaming of the loved one
the time to
Azalea, the pride of
that you miss. 18400.
Stor (Jean) pseud. See Morgan
(W. A.)
Storeh (Ll. C.):
Allegheny Mountain sweetheart.
12902.
Silver sands of time. 2449.
Storer (W. A.) New way method for
band and orchestra ensemble train-
ing. 8181.
Storey (A.
from you.
Storey (Art)
Stork (G. F.)
28411.
Storm (C. W.) New friendship. 2035v.
Storm (Jonn)-:
GC.) Waiting for a line
33602.
See Storey (A. C.)
Rumble seat rhapsody.
Just a little dust storm. 1352.
Unioneer. 5865.
West Virginia highway bound.
9227.
When the moon shines down
through the pines. 6033.
Stormer (R. L.) Will you believe.
3114.
Stormer (R. S.) In one supreme mo-
ment. 16735.
Storms (D. M.) You’re worthwhile.
9474.
Stormy weather takes a_ holiday.
14981.
Stornantis (Anthony) My lost love.
32606.
Storrs (F. O.) March of the C. C. C’s.
17132, 32426.
Story (Harriett)
gether. 14061.
Story (Pauline) :
Green shores of Ireland. 16812.
Let’s grow old to-
2149
INDEX
PEM, Nis: vase
Hold fast, little mother, hold fast.| Straeter (Ted)
CART.
Story of a song. 5605*.
Story of the overtures.
Stothart (Herbert) :
Just for you. 4529.
Pardon me madame. 2108.
Small town girl. 87138, 12007.
Tsarine. 33520.
Stough (Sam) You’re my sweetheart
of the sereen. 29151.
Stoughton (R.) pseud.
wald (M.)
Stoughton (R. S.):
Adoration. 15526.
Alamo. 3292, 6282.
False Fernando. 713%.
*Mid the tulips. 30160.
Ring up the curtain. 2279.
Shéhérazade. 305386.
Sing, O heavens. 30553.
Sweet jasmine. 30652.
Summer fancies. 6253 (452).
Stout (C. A.) Flop house Fanny.
29595.
Stout
31415.
Stout (Russ) Russ-T-Joe stomp. 5379.
Stoutenburgh (Hlizabeth) aw., and
Stoutenburgh (H. L.) prop.:
Barecarolle. 240381 (11).
Melodie. 240381 (198).
Nocturne. 24031 (199).
Stovall (Kathryne) :
Breakers. 13083.
Cardinal’s singin’ in my tree. 98382.
Hear that band. 13553.
Honest and truly. 13585.
I never knew. 138744.
I whistle and sing. 138802.
Kiss me good-night. 32210.
My theme song. 14427.
8840.
See Green-
(Lay EE) Desert moonlight.
Prairies. 5257.
Rocking chair. 33014.
Silv’ry moon. 33143.
Song melody. 14864, 14865.
Stovall (Minna) See Smith (M. S.)
Stowaway. 26985, 27170. 27486, 28195,
31697, 32003, 32784, 33842.
Stower (Willy) pseud. See Fontaine
(Paul)
Stowers (Stedman) Breathless.
Stowers (Ted)
man)
Stoy (Walt)
22069.
Strachey (Jack):
Can this be love. 18883.
Moon of romance. 27954.
These foolish things. 9000, 12323.
Stradella (Alessandro) Concerto gros-
So. 33283.
Stradella. 31592.
6504.
‘See Stowers (Sted-
Frightened by love.
We've got the same
kind of rhythm. 30852.
Straight (Charles) King of the bunga-
loos. 33904 (159).
Straightiff (N. M.)
you. 31927.
Strainchamp’s (A. R. C.) I’m sending
I’m betting on
- you just daffodils. 1120.
Straley (Mabel) Warm again blues.
15239.
Stramiello (KE. J.):
Beware of the spring. 6447.
But my dreams were never like
this. 6528.
Can it be true. 13124.
Heart within. 7090.
Why not now. 9339.
Strang (V. E.):
Deep in love. 159938.
Do you remember. 3742.
Everybody loves a lover. 27035.
I dare you. 19535.
It’s new to me. 19816.
Smile when you say good-bye.
5505.
So what. 5520.
Strange (Jimmy) Yas, yas, yas. 33809.
Strasser (Fred) :
It’s heaven to be with you. 29926.
My four-leaf clover. 30215.
Stratton (W. D.) Dusty lane. 16109.
Straub (C. E.):
Lafayette toast song. 25124.
Lord’s prayer. 22707.
Memories of college days.
(262), 30148.
On, Lafayette.
Straub (C. P. B.):
Ibidy—bibidy. 27507.
Let me tell you of the stars, my
dear. 22628.
Making something out of nothing.
27859.
Only you. 28210.
Straube (Karl) :
Ubers gebirg Maria geht. 30798.
29189
25581, 25582.
Weihnachtslied. 5961.
Straus (Oscar) :
Bauerngeneral. 186%.
Chocolate soldier. 31008 (27).
Heaven in a song. 31771.
Letter song. 31003 (96).
Lieben im Mai. 18648 (221).
My hero. 4962, 31003: (119, 120).
Simple little melody. 33144.
Smile for me. 33182.
Sympathy. 31003. (182).
Tapfere soldat. 3270 (645).
That would be lovely. 31003 (190).
Valse ravissante. 24031 (223).
Waltz dream. 6253: (506).
Stradley (Thomas) Dark dusk. 29455.! Strauss (—) Strauss fantasie. 8841.
2150
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Strauss (Alvin) :
True love never runs’~ smooth.
12410.
Use your imagination. 12477.
Strauss (Johann) :
An der schdnen blauen Donau.
26572.
Annen-polka. 97, 12930.
Artist’s life. 119.
Beau Danube bleu. 18648 (33).
Beautiful blue Danube. 31118.
Beautiful blue Danube waltzes.
15674, 18777, 18778.
Blue Danube. 252.
Chauve-souris. 21569 (68).
Danube so blue. 489, 490.
Gipsy baron. 31648.
Mein Johann Strauss-album.
Morgenbliiter. 25374.
On the beautiful biue Danube.
12862 (385), 17503.
Perpetuum mobile. 30398, 32855.
Roses from the South. 33028.
Tales from the Vienna woods.
33359.
Tales of the Vienna forest.
Was sich liebt, neckt sich.
Wiener blut. 29050.
Wine, woman and song. 18501.
20177.
33360.
“BEES
Zigeunerbaron. 26523.
Strauss (Johann) enkel. Lob der
heimat. 323823,
Strauss (Lester) :
True love never runs’ smooth.
12410.
Use your imagination. 12477.
Strauss (Richard) :
All souls’ day. 14933.
Hlektra. 24031 (200).
Olympische hymne. 23461-23466.
Serenade. 5608.
Soloszene. 31003 (179).
Traumerei. 6253 (450).
Strawinsky (Igor):
Concerto. 18024, 33285.
Etude. 2602.
Streber (W. W.)
30227.
Streber (Wild Bill)
Alaska. 30227.
Street (Roy):
Misty Mississippi. 27940.
My sweetheart has gone back on
My home in Alaska.
My home in
me. 17355.
Take me back to old Dakota.
20978.
Street singer. 27954.
Streeter (B. C.) You'll always be my
pal. 12780.
Streeter (M. B.) No use in grievin’.
8211.
Streeter (Margarite) Switchin’ roun’.
5658.
Streicher (Theodor) Hatis - lieder.
6253 (163, 164).
Strelezki (A.):
Happy days. 38270 (239).
Valse caprice.. 33572.
Strenna delle rose. 5610.
Stresa (Pietro) :
Chant d’amour. 24283.
Cloches de Corneville. 24815.
Crusaders’ march. 24362.
Hungarian dance no, 1. 24761.
Melodie-nocturne. 25317.
Parade march. 25643.
Streuber (C. D. (Karl) ):
Bali. 3400, 18764.
Band’s gone crazy,
main street stomp.
Blue aloha. 24186.
Delightful delusion.
Happiness comes
29697.
Hawaiian reveries. 24690.
Honolulu hideaway. 24737.
I don’t know why I want. to.
13637.
My world for two.
playin’ the
12995;
3710.
Wn Alay eens.
1918.
Penthouse on the moon. 5212.
So disappointed. 20814.
Two alone. 2858.
You are my inspiration. 21486.
Streuber (Karl)
(Karl) )
Strickfaden (Charles) :
Marionette. 22783.
Tweedle dee. 23664.
Strickland (Grace) Somewhere.
See Streuber (C. D.
20844.
Strickland (Lily) See Anderson
(L: S,)
Strickler (W. M.) Sing and be merry.
28502.
Stride (Harry):
Do the Riviera. 21889.
Don’t count your kisses’ before
you're kissed. 6779.
Little did I dream. 16994.
Old Joe’s hittin’ the jug. 23083.
Strietel (Hdward) Violin music the
whole world loves. 21207.
Striker (Belford) I’m just a puppet,
who’s working on strings. 1105.
Striker (Kenneth) Livin’ by myself.
22679.
Strimer (Joseph) :
Berceuse pour le petit ours. 224.
Ce que raconte le vieux chéne. 344.
Chant nostalgique. 352.
Cing piéces mélodiques. 2605.
En dansant sous les tilleuls.
Leisure hour. 14038.
Ma chatte danse. 1624.
Ma premiére piéce. 1625.
Par le chemin montueux. 2104.
Pliaska. 2154.
660.
2151
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Strimer (Joseph )—Continued.
Récit du bouffon. 2240.
Salut au printemps. 2354.
Sonatine. 2531.
Valse des ondes. 2896.
Voilier. 2928.
Strimmer (Giuseppe) :
A la bien-aimée. 26533 (1, 2).
Favorite. 6253 (122).
Figurante et petites
6253. (126).
Petite passante.
Valse parisienne.
variations.
6253. (379).
6253 (494).
Vignettes. 6253 (502).
Walzer-momente. 26533 (309, 310).
Stringfield (Lamar) Negro parade.
1933.
Stritof (Joseph) Thanks to you.
18130.
Strock (C. E.):
My Murdockian rose. 1879.
When these hard times days are
over. 12638.
Strock (Oscar) Two sparkling eyes.
23672.
Strohmaier (Fritz) Tanz pianist.
15020.
Strom (Violet) pseud. See Shepard
(igi)
Strom (W. R.):
And now that I’ve found you.
18699.
Just a poor old niggah. 1359.
Night on the prairie. 17414.
Sing me to sleep, that I may dream
of you. 2465.
Stromwall (Jack) Wishing you were
here to-night. 33775.
Strong (C. E.) Queen of my heart.
32947.
Strong (EH. A.):
Found and lost at Waikiki. 27098.
Little redwood cabin in Marin.
30046.
Perfect petals of words and deeds.
5216.
River of circumstances. 17751.
Strong (Elizabeth) :
Connie. 3648.
Cradle song. 6682.
Strong (M. A.):
Ballads of Paul Bunyan. 31106.
Song of Christ child. 30588.
Strong (Zoe) Springtime is lovetime.
33268.
Stross (F. G.) When roses die.
Stross (Jimmy)
254614.
Stroud (Arthur) :
Blue lilac. 6475,
Christmas chimes.
Questions. 11764.
Stroud (L. W. G.) That’s why I love
Him so. 380707.
33688.
My one ambition.
31300.
Stroud (Lem) See Stroud (L. W. G.)
Stroup (F. E.) Listen baby. 16988.
Strouse (Francis) Hats off to the man
of the hour. 29704.
Strub (C. E.) You and I know. 15482.
Strub (E. H.):
Dearest dream girl I. love you.
21861.
Let me dry all your tears.
Strube (Gustav) :
Abendglocken. 21569 (1).
Concertino in D. 24031 (35).
Cruiser Harvard march. 26859.
Marchen. 21569 (329).
Mondscheinzauber. 21569 (363).
Morgen. 21569 (370).
Strubell-Harkort (Alexander) :
An die frauen. 31046.
An die Parzen. 29231.
An eine tinzerin. 29232.
Dankbares leben. 29454.
Dorfkirche im sommer. 29502.
Du von dem himmel bist. 29530.
Erinnerung an Wien. 29555.
Kleines lied. 29986.
Kuss. 29989.
Mir triiumt, ich komm ans him-
melstor. 30167.
Polack. 30420.
Rosenband. 30481.
Schone Mariele. 30508.
Sehnsucht. 30515.
Wanderlied der Prager studenten.
30845.
Wie gerne dir zu fiissen. 33754.
Wir menschen sind von grober art.
30928.
Struthers (H. A.)
Green. 13493.
Stryker (F. S.):
Because of you. 3425.
Before it’s too late. 15691.
Cobwebs ’round my saddle.
1451.
Gorgeous Nattie
21786.
First and always. 19234.
Frankly speaking. 3941.
I’d rather have you under the moon.
16487.
I just wrote a song. 16508.
I’m a gal like this. 31921.
I’m glad it was a dream. 16569.
It’s not the highball, it’s you. 4459.
Just one more dance. 16859.
Lucky me. 32405.
Make up your mind. 17123.
Only you. 175380.
Ridin’ over the range. 17748.
With you with me it’s love. 33784.
Without any competition. 6117.
Without your love. 23903.
You plus me equals love. 18586.
Strzepek (F. A.) :
I’ve got everything but you. 4836,
16650.
Never. 11469.
2152
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
eee
Stuart (C. R.) Winning the West. Song the angels sang. 3270 (611).
23891, Sunlight land. 3270 (633).
Stuart (Hthel) Falling in love in the! Stults (R. M.):
rain. 24540. Birds and the brook. 29815.
Stuart (Leslie) My cut Maluma girl.
15517 (256).
Stuart (Leslie) au., and Stuart (K.
L.) prop.:
Havana. 15517 *(137).
Hello, people. 18648 (164).
How did the bird know that.
(295).
I’m a Cuban girl. 18648 (179).
Waiting for me. 18648 (3872).
Way down in Pensacola. 18648
(373).
What shall I do with the rest.
21569 (599).
21569
Stuart (Margaret) Oriental scarf
dance. 8346.
Stuart (Otto):
Dance of the elves. 29447.
Dance of the fairies. 29448.
Dancing sunbeams. 29453.
Forest echoes. 22049.
Glittering spray. 29651.
In Dreamland. 22459.
In the woods. 22486.
Innocence. 29904.
Moonbeams. 22860.
Playtime drill. 30414.
Sleigh ride. 23384.
Woodland song. 23911.
Stuart (Rookie) Musical gal. 8052,
tuart (T. O.) Dark clouds roll away.
3683.
Stubborn Cinderella. 18648 (101, 102,
104, 105, 384, 335, 385, 384).
Stubbs (Eduardo) :
Hermosa Granada.
Mexicana. 11262.
Stubbs (Mildred) Happy days. 7059.
Stucker (M: E.) O. A. R. P., election
campaign song. 23051.
Student prince. 8847.
Student’s romance. 8995, 11225.
Studer (Alexis) :
Windy mornin’,
You. 9410.
Stiirmer (Bruno) Requiem. 17727.
Stuifbergen (D. M.):
10425.
9357.
We'll be a happy family. 5942,
15252.
You insignificant darling. 15450.
Stults (A. B.) There’s a new moon in
the sky. 12309.
Stults (J2V.) :
I think of thee. 3270 (294).
In the twilight glow. 3270 (319).
Light. 3270 (366).
I think of thee. 3270 (294).
In the twilight glow. 3270 (319).
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
22546.
Light. 3270 (366).
March postlude in C. 22776.
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 23208.
Sing me some quaint old ballad,
3270 (582).
Sleep, dearie, sleep. 3270 (587).
Song the angels sang. 3270 (611).
Sunlight land. 38270 (683).
Stump (C. R.) Oh, Master, is it Thee.
25552.
Stump (Jos.) Kusslied. 15517 (205).
Stumpff (Hugh) :
Come on baby. 9897.
Let’s compose a song. 4611.
Sturdevant (S. J.) Bye low my baby.
26734.
Sturdivant (P. B.) Hour of fulfill-
ment. 19489.
Sturdivant (Sturdy) See Sturdivant
(P. B.)
Sturgis-Blake (—) Pyrenean spinning
wheel song. 24031 (168).
Sturman (Gilbert) Little girl.
Stutler (I. I.) Rhythm rose.
Styles (F. L.):
Conga, to the rhythm of love.
437.
It doesn’t cost a cent.
My gal’s love. 1881.
You are riding for a fall. 6160.
Styne (Julé) Why is the high tide
high. 9388.
Suarez (Benny) :
Covadonga. 18987.
Cristina Gonzales.
Suarez (Frank):
I’m still in love with you.
I only dream of you. 22382.
17000.
11824.
1289.
9944.
4304.
Suchin (Alvin) It’s hard to tell.
27579.
Sucra (Luis) :
Andalucia. 21614.
Ballade. 516.
Collection moderne. 3616.
Malaguefia. 22764.
Mattinata. 27688, 27689.
My little nest of heavenly blue.
22944.
Naiads at the spring. 22989.
Nuit d’étoiles. 28125, 28126.
Sorcerer’s apprentice. 2549.
Viejo castillo moro. 2912.
Sing me some quaint old ballad. | Sudano (Philip) :
3270 (582).
Sleep, dearie, sleep. 3270 (587).
Beneath Venetian skies. 3443.
~ Just imagine. 7616.
2153
INDEX
Sudds (W. F.):
Bonnie castle. 21569 (46).
Elfin witchery. 12862 (145).
Jolly spin. 9509 (3850).
Of olden-time flavor. 12862 (375).
Rustie fancy. 9509 (636).
Suderman (D. H.) Prometheus-bound.
14098.
Sudhalter (A. T.) Good-bye. 27165.
Sudie. pseud. See Fenn (Sudie)
Sudlik (J. M.):
There’s only one little girl in the
whole wide world. 18164.
Unforgotten. 2880.
You can’t go wrong if you smile.
30960.
Suesse (Dana) :
Another mile. 21616.
It happened in Chicago.
Lone star. 22685.
Missouri welcomes you. 11279.
Night is young and you’re so beau-
tiful. 23024.
You’re like a toy balloon.
Suifron (S. P.)
I2eT As
Sugarman (Harry):
All I possess is you. 31023.
Around and ’round the old band-
stand. 21628.
22509.
23982.
That dear old farm.
Birth of love. 29317.
Call to arms. 31232.
Forgive me. 31606.
Gipsy Lee. 3967.
Here comes the bride. 7100.
Hi! sailor. 297382.
I don’t want to ever grow old.
29783.
I go to bed with my glasses on.
31886.
I’m always waiting at _ tables.
31925.
I’m riding on a rocking horse.
16600.
Ive got the hilly-billy blues.
16653.
In the heart of old Tahiti. 16744.
Old Hawaiian guitar. 20421.
One more star. 17518.
One night in Chinatown. 2068.
Round the old kitchen fire. 28406.
Swanee moon, where the Swanee
river flows. 30648.
When baby plays the rumba on his
rattle in Havana. 3016.
When my mother says her prayers
for me. 383685.
Whistle little birdie.
White cliffs of Dover.
Sugden (Albert) :
Boys with the V. C. 31197.
Moon serenade. 17234.
Perseverance, 30399, 32856.
Sally from our alley. 14721, 33050.
15361.
6075.
pier, nisi ysl!
Suit (Inez)
Suit (M. I.)
2483, 12008.
Suk (Josef) :
Pisen Lasky. 20553.
See Suit (M. I.)
Smile and never frown.
Sousedska. 14889.
Sulier (C. V.) Like a rose in my gar-
den. 11068.
Sullivan (A. M.):
Dancing in Slumberland. 15947.
My sunny Texas home. 22979.
Sullivan (A. S.):
Awake, America, awake. 18743.
Behold the Lord High Executioner.
212.
Choruses from The mikado. 18921.
Dance a cachucha. 469.
Echoing voice. 640.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
743, 31594.
Gondoliers. 31680.
H. M.S. Pinafore. 163821.
I am the captain of the Pinafore.
31855.
I’m called little Buttercup. 31928.
Tolanthe. 22497.
Lost chord. 10544, 22708, 32352,
32353.
March of the peers. 1651.
Martyr of Antioch. 12862 (328).
Mikado. 22831.
Onward Christian soldiers.
Pirates of Penzance. 5228.
Take it as it comes. 2681.
Tit willow. 33451.
We have a song to sing, O. 2959.
17531.
We're called gondolieri. 2967.
We sail the ocean blue. 2976,
18351, 33634.
When he was a lad. 3018.
When the foeman bares his steel.
30887.
Sullivan (D. 3):
Obadiah MelIntire. 29189 (305).
Santa Catalina. 11892.
She’s a flower from the fields of
old Ireland. 26533 (258).
Two little eyes of Irish blue. 26533
(301).
University heights. 21569 (578).
Sullivan (E. H.) My dear. 4987.
Sullivan (EH. M.) We’re bound to land
with Landon. 18345.
Sullivan (F. A.) :
Honey ain’t you coming back to
me. 16432.
It’s time to say good-night.
Pretty as a picture. 5268.
Swing that girl. 14987.
Why should I dream. 29048.
Sullivan (G. A.) :
Did we just kiss. 31426.
Drink of our love to-night.
Gone leaving just a heart.
13914.
31495.
31682.
2154
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Love swings high. 27817.
Our melody of love. 28226.
Sometime remember, 23406.
There’s a song in my soul. 28727.
Well face our future. 23787.
Sullivan (J. M.) I don’t care if stars
fall out of the sky. 22251.
Sullivan (J. P.):
Bubbling in my soul. 29345.
I have good news for you. 29787.
I just want to tell you it’s fine.
29791.
Jesus touched my heart, 29949,
Sing, sing. 30554.
Sullivan (J. T.):
Mystic spell of music. 28075.
Gur beautiful city. 231381.
Sullivan (R. B.):
Massachusetts legionnaire.
Massachusetts legionnaires.
Sullivan (Terry) :
She sells sea shells. 6253 (415).
Sitting on a doorstep. 5489.
Sullivan (W. A.) When you wake up
in the morning. 29007.
Sulzberger (S. B.) Loretta. 1549),
Sumerau (D. L.) With the Bethlehem
shepherds. 30934*.
Summer wives. 6596, 7424, 7965, 8116,
8422, 9122, 9858, 10736, 11263, 11406,
11697, 12476.
Summers (Charles) I’m giving you
the love my mother gave to me. 1089.
Summers (P. F.) Ive gone native.
13769, 31991.
Summy (C. F.) co.:
Caliph of Bagdad. 24236.
Campfire march. 24244, 24245.
Capture. 3545.
Christmas eve. 29400.
Coquette. 13199.
Cradle songs of many
9940.
Cuckoo clock. 26864.
Descants on ten Christmas hymns
and carols. 31414.
17151.
22788.
nations.
Fling out the banner. 19240.
Garden aeroplanes. 16253.
Gliding dancer. 10308.
Goblins. 3990.
Gramercy square. 854, 19349.
Here Bill. 4120,
I love the Stars and Stripes. 4255.
In the blacksmith shop. 24980.
Jolly tars. 10922.
Légende. 32247.
Let’s begin to play. 251952.
Like as the hart. 27781.
March of the Boy Scouts. 32425.
March of the giants. 1650.
Melodic foundation studies for vio-
lin beginners. 20181.
More love to Thee. 20240.
Mother’s lullaby. 1779, 8034.
21
On the flying trapeze. 17504.
On the trail. 25586.
Only a rose. 5165,
Piano pieces and drills on the
chromatic seale. 25664.
Pilgrim prays. 30408.
Polly wolly doodle. 14609.
Romany road. 17765.
Sérénade tendre. 25841,
Serenity. 5433.
Squads, right. 28584.
Star magic. 33271.
Ten national character
18771.
Tiny music box. 21102.
Wonder. 21488.
Sumner (Frank) Funiculi, funicula.
27120.
Sumner (George) Sky-writing love
songs to you. 33174.
Sumsion (Corbett) That’s the way.
12290.
Sumsion (Herbert)
theme. 19788.
Sun music pub. co., ltd.:
Big camel-ephant-elope. 31164.
Blackbirds of 1986. 24181.
Dixie isn’t Dixie anymore. 24422.
Do you remember my first love
dances.
Introduction and
song. 16040.
Hold me tight I’m falling. 13575.
I knew. 24799.
I’m walking your way. 1130.
Jo-Jo, the cannibal kid. 25048.
Keep a twinkle in your eye. 22588.
Let’s make it up for the last time.
11034.
Little house with a garden. 11082.
Old dinner-wagon. 2019.
One night in Chinatown.
South wind. 23424.
Sweet as a rose. 14956.
Sweet Honolulu. 8879.
Swing is the thing. 26025.
Who was that lady? That was no
lady. 380912.
Why can’t it be me.
Your heart and mine.
Sun of my soul. 30644.
Sunanday (R. H.) You were only a
pal. 18632.
Sundback (KE. E.)
2068.
23860.
24024.
Good-night my love
good-night. 13490.
Sundeen (C. K.) Blue memories.
26693.
Sunderland (G. S.):
Lazy smiling moon. 4587.
Wake up, drowsy Wabash. 21218.
Sundguist (F. G.) Waltz of memory.
Doe.
Sunny side of Broadway.
29189 (36, 108, 180, 464).
Suns beyond. 5623*.
11517 (77),
a1)
INDEX
Sunseri (Samuel) :
Jeanette waltz.
Ritorna. 8552.
Sunshine (Marion) :
Hot tamales. 27285, 31821.
Lost illusions. 25228.
Moon over Cuba was high and so
was I.) 22859.
27603.
When I get low, I get high. 12607.| Sutkus (John)
Suomen siveltaiteilijain liitto. Kar-
jalainen rapsodia. 76385.
Superior collection of steel guitar solos.
23491.
Superior music, ine.:
Charity begins at home. 138145.
Completely. 313826, 31327.
Give a little thought to me. 31653.
I want to be with you. 10712,
13791.
In a continental room. 24957.
Just driftin’ along. 19872.
Little bit later on. 11074.
One never knows what tomorrow
may bring. 5161.
That’s love. 5719.
There’s a little luck charm, hangin’
right on my arm. 5744, 8988.
Three shades of blue. 33435.
Too many irons in the fire. 28785.
You’re indispensable. 15471.
Suppé (Franz yon):
Leichte kavallerie. 14037*.
Light cavalry. 32281.
Paragraph 3. 11645.
Pique dame. 26533 (223).
Supplication. 20933.
Sur la route de Berthier. 33309.
Sureau (Amy) Ronrico. 20688.
Surendi (Nick) My Caroline. 28000.
Surette (T. W.) National Christmas
earols. 32645.
Suris (N.) Mentiste. 32471.
Surovehak (Michael) j7.:
Loving lullaby. | 14196.
She’s dizzy, but I love her. 28471.
Susanna. 26009.
Susanna’s Christmas auction. 30647*.
Susser (G. M.) Gypsy maid. 16319.
Susskind (Henry) One in a million.
25593.
Sutch (Leslie) :
I’m wishing my life away for you.
10669.
Ninette will you forget.
Suter (R. O.) Turn unto me.
(673).
Sutherland (Edward) Melody requir-
ing lyrics. 20185, 22812, 32465.
Sutherland (M. E.):
Kentucky hills. 4548.
London fair. 4682.
Scientist’s secretary.
Sutherland (Margaret)
violin and piano. 12041.
11489.
3270
5419.
Sonata for
pt. I, n. s., v. 31
Sutherland (T. G.):
Come gorgeous night.
Gypsy eyes. 19877.
Last dance is my chance.
My evening lullaby. 17306.
Red head. 2242.
We dance in rhythm and rhyme.
5940.
3620.
32235.
Moon and I. 1746.
Oh baby you’ve made
8255.
You are my heaven.
Sutliff (Grace)
a hit with me.
Sutliffe (Ruby)
30956.
Sutter (Hugéne) :
Fox aux étoiles. 10246.
Valse est un joli réve. 2897.
Sutter (Sabine) Weet je nog hoe het
was. 18861.
Sutton (Denver) 10097.
Sutton (EH. B.):
Tll have to say farewell to you
Brownie. 15517 (155).
Over there. 12862 (394).
Sutton (M. P.) To see you smile again.
28771.
Sutton (Mack):
Down beneath the old lovers moon.
10066.
Since I found you. 17902.
Way down in Dreamland. 21247.
When I hear the train go. 9259.
When I take my sweetie down the
Dreamships.
street. 23802.
With your eyes there’s paradise.
6115.
Sutton (Mrs. W. L.):
For Jesus’ sake. 3925.
Praise God, I’m going home. 5258.
Suzette. 14954*,
Suzy. 13274.
Svedrofsky (Sidney) Dream. 10078.
Sveen (August) Valley of Dreamland.
15196.
Svoekhotoff (Alexandre)
10469.
Swag (Lydia) pseud.
(Lydia)
Swagerl (Lydia)
2052.
Swain (B. H.):
Garden in Ireland. 10282.
Lovely you. 1590.
Southern life. 2554.
Twenty selections for second and
third grade piano students.
8874.
Swain (Helen) Love’s merry go round.
4755.
Swales
2558.
Swan (A. J.):
Gussarizek. 31723.
J walked on the road. 32001.
Lenok. 32250.
Hot toddy.
See Swagerl
On the air songs.
(Jackson) 2d. Spell-bound.
2156
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Malenkij sokolizek. 32417.
Maslianaya pesn. 32440.
Na dubt, dubézku. 32641.
32892.
Wrecked. 33802.
Possejamte diefri lion.
Swan (D. F.)
Swan (H. R.):
I own my Ione, my Ione owns me.
27462.
Make your hay while the sun
shines. 11206.
Sage and a fool. 11878.
You can’t have your cake and eat
it too. 12765.
Swan (M. L.) Will you ever tell the
truth. 21414.
Swan & co., music publishers, ltd. :
Jolly Roger. 19844.
Lullaby. 20119.
Moya, lovely, Moya. 1788.
Shields of Albion. 11958.
Smiling eyes. 33185.
Swanee river. 20939, 23496, 338318.
Swaney (Frederic) Youre a wonder-
ful little sweetheart of mine. 6190.
Swank (Hverett) I like to lean ’gainst
telephone poles. 1036.
Swanson (A. F.) Produce American.
11744, 14623.
Swanson (Grace)
heart. 11361.
Swanson (J. E.):
Dream tales. 10086.
If madame will pardon. 13826.
My darling sweet-
Mauna Loa moon. 11238.
Midnight in the moonlight. 11271.
My lovely Killarney colleen.
11408.
That old trunk in the attic. 8970.
Tit for tat. 15119.
You made me fall in love with you.
30967.
Swanson (Jack):
Do you dream of me like I dream
of you. 10035.
This must be heaven. 9009.
Swanson (R. B.) Keep me on the
Straight road. 32198.
Swanson (R. W.):
Clouds. 18176.
Dancing butterflies.
Dream stars. 6808.
Forty little steps from heaven.
762.
Here comes
7102.
Horse and buggy days. 4158.
V’ll dream a little dream of you.
13229,
the popcorn man.
1047.
I sing to you my sweet Hawaiian
love. 18754.
Lights are low. 16964.
My Billy boy. 4981.
One night in Spain. 8329.
Someday, maybe. 17956.
Sweet was the night. 14971.
When it’s spring time on the Ar-
royo Seco. 15309,
When we are together.
Swanstrom (Arthur) You’ve got me
on a merry-go-round. 33883.
Swanton (Harold (Bud) ):
Dodgin’ the campus cop. 26946.
Saying good-bye to you. 28442.
Swarttz (Berman) Hangover of love.
29696.
Swasey (E. K.):
Davey Jones. 6728.
Faded rosebud. 6881.
Just driftwood to-day. 7613.
Party girl: 8378.
River of memory. 8554.
15332.
Take me in your arms again.
8916.
Sway (Blanche) Sweetheart’s prom-
ise. 8890.
Swayne (Colton) Sweet as a rose.
14956.
Sweaney (K. P.) At last the bonus.
3360.
Sweatman (W. C.) Sweat mania.
26011.
Sweden, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Swedish folk-dances. 23497.
Swedish folksong. 38270 (636).
Sweelinck (J. P.):
Hodie Christus natus est. 16415.
Liedvariationen fiir klavier. 4639.
Sweeney (A. M.):
Kiss me good-night.
Lovely lady. 27823.
We said good bye. 2975.
Sweeney (Cathryn and M. D.):
Ev’rybody loves Missouri. 6874.
Nebraska, state we adore. 14441.
Oh you great big handsome man.
19901.
23068.
That true blue spirit of New York.
18147.
Sweeney (L. A.) It’s time to march to
Texas. 16806.
Sweet (A. C.):
Battle of San Juan hill. 21569 (24,
25).
Broncho buster. 21569 (49), 26533
(29).
Sweet (Charles) Baby, what a night
is this. 21659.
Sweet (Lois) Honest it’s heaven to
me. 7136.
Sweet (U. G.) Till mother’s pink rose- -
bush blooms white. 15112.
Sweet & Lyons music publishers:
Gone. 16291.
Sally’s coming to stay. 17799.
Sweet by and by. 14957.
Sweet Kitty Clover. 23502.
Sweet lei lehua. 12171, 33321.
2157
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 81
Sweet shop. 14970.
Sweetest moment ever known. 14972.
Sweetnam (W. B.) Like Kelley did.
7745.
Sweger (D. P.)
per. 5445.
Sweney (J. R.):
Accept the gift. 21569 (3).
Adopted. 21569 (4).
All glory be Thine. 21569 (7).
All the earth shall worship Thee.
21569 (8).
As thy days thy strength shall be.
18648 (22).
Balm in secret prayer. 21569 (22).
Beautiful city of God. 21569 (26).
Beyond. 21569 (40).
Blessed friend. 21569 (41).
By the sea. 21569 (53).
Comfort one another. 21569 (78).
Endless glory. 18648 (116).
Fear not the shadows.
(126).
Feast of blessing.
Fill your heart
21569 (139).
Free grace to all.
From the cross
18648 (134).
Glory, glory, glory.
Haste from His grave.
(186).
Have coinpassion,
21569 (188).
Hosannah. 21569 (211).
I know it now. 21569 (228).
If you love me. 21569 (244).
Jesus my King. 21569 (261).
Jewels for the Master.
(263).
Joyful news.
Joyfully receive
(269).
Keep looking on the bright side.
18648 (212).
Let us come boldly.
Let us sing His love. 21569 (301).
Living ali for Jesus. 21569 (307).
Loving Redeemer. 21569 (320).
My rest. 21569 (389).
Nearer and nearer His throne.
21569 (394).
O Lord, I will praise Thee.
(406).
On my soul a blessing shower.
21569 (420).
On the Savior cast thy burden.
21569 (421).
One in Christ. 18648 (276).
Precious moments. 21569 (459).
Revive us. 21569 (472).
Safe in the ark. 21569 (479).
Seek ye the book. 21569 (489).
Shining in the heart. 21569 (494).
She’s just a little flap-
18648
21569 (132).
with the word.
18648 (1338).
to the crown.
21569 (167).
21569
Lord, on me.
21569
21569 (268).
Him. 21569:
21569 (299).
21569
21569 (526).
21569 (541).
21569 (547).
18648
Standing fast.
Take the cross.
Tell it over and over.
They're singing over me.
(350).
Thinking of Jesus.
This joyful day.
Thou wilt remember
(355).
Trumpets of silver. 18648 (862).
What more can He do. 18648
(381).
While He is waiting. 21569 (607).
Wonderful Jesus. 21569 (620).
Swenson (Othilie) :
She dreamt of that home by the
mill race. 25849.
21569 (556).
21569 (557).
me. 18648
Song of Minnesota. 12049.
Swensson (Hinar) Carmelita. 326,
15811.
Swepstone (Edith) Requiem. 17726.
Swerdlow (Florence) :
If you don’t care. 16696.
Little sinner. 25194.
Swerdlow (M. E.) Atlantic City, the
playground of the world. 9617.
Swett (L. G.) Placer County. 25673.
Swick (M. W.) au., and Swick (M. E.)
prop. Reserving all my love for you.
30462.
SWike Vv. El}:
Find your way. 27069.
Goldie Locks is henna headed now.
27154.
Hail, New York. 16325.
My memories of you. 28052.
Swineford (Jack) In a little African
town. 4384.
Swineford (L. P.) New York. 17397.
Swing along. 26582, 27730, 27816,
28646, 28647, 28789, 28843.
Swing band book. 33334.
Swing high, swing low.
Swing low, sweet chariot.
28650.
Swing time. 21719, 22028, 23004, 23178,
Zalae, 2olol.
Swingley (C. E.)
6895.
Swinstead (Felix) :
Four easy school marches.
Lucky dog. 4762.
Once upon a time. 2062.
Round dance. 5869.
Sailors’ dance. 5386.
Seouts’ march. 5420.
Technique with a purpose.
Valse capriecioso. 28862.
Swisher (M. D.) Estate of.
Tralee. 20692.
Switzerland, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Sword (H. M.) Old swimming hole.
2045.
32826.
14882, 20962,
Feather in your cap.
2672.
203598.
Rose of
2158
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Sydney (Philip) Twilight and roses.
5834.
Sydney (Sid) pseud. See Levine (Syd-
ney )
Sykes (H. A.):
Come, Thou long expected Jesus.
21796.
God of heaven, hear our singing.
22106.
Hark the glad sound. 21796.
Lord, we have gathered in Thy
temple. 22706.
Thine forever, God of love.
Sykes (Roosevelt)
23607.
Dirty mother for
you. 29480.
Sykora (Paul) I haven’t got a home.
29788.
Sylvain (Jules) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Sylvain (EKdition) :
Fiskarflicken. 16192.
I kvadll skall dansbanan loévas.
16515.
Kalle i Lillskog. 16868.
Natten Ar var. 11459.
Nu ska’ vi vara snilla. 5078.
Och gangar ett skepp fran Am-
sterdam. 17450.
Pa ett litet moln i sjunde himlen.
11634.
Skeppare oOstermans vals. 17983.
Sommarkavaljeren. 23407.
Terrakotta. 8944.
Under Stockholms broar. 5858.
Vi mottes i rosornas tid. 23698.
Vid en kvarn pa en slatt. 18293.
Sylvan (F. W.) Love’s reverie. 30083.
Sylvester (G. N.):
I’d very much rather have you.
4208.
Love insurance.
My heart’s in
17063.
the right place.
30225.
Sooner or later. 5560.
Wishin’. 29069.
Sylvester (W. S.) Lilt of the Brule.
4649.
Sylvester music co., ltd.:
Trish album. 138878.
Say au revoir, but not good-bye.
14732.
Sylvia. 19063.
Sylviano (René):
Pourquoi je vous aime. 11724.
Serait-ce un mirage. 17847.
Symes (Marty):
Graduation waltz. 13496.
I feel myself -slippin’. 10530.
Little did I dream. 16994.
Mary had a little lamb. 30125.
Summer breeze. 18045.
Vaquero. 12487.
You can tell she comes from Dixie.
33830.
126829—37——42
You're giving me a song and a
dance. 29141.
Symonette (G. A.)
dreams. 19081.
Symons (Thomas) :
Virst of May. 16189.
Four pieces for piano. 18080.
Syncopating the classics. 28662.
Synovee (J. K.) Locomotive polka.
LEZ
Syversen (J. 8S.) Isles of love.
Szatowski (Antoni) :
Do you believe in
13886.
Andante. 260389.
Mélodie. 26040.
Partita. 25648.
Petite humoresque. 11676.
Szathmary (irving) Signature for
orchestra. 25865.
Szathmary (Joseph) Bluer than blue.
26698.
Szebego (St.) Od mitoSci nikt sie nie
wykreei. 8245, 8246.
Szigeti (Béla) Nuova tecnica della
seale. 82718.
Szirmai (Albert) :
Gloomy Sunday.
Good-bye. 29666.
Leave it to Katarina.
Waltz of love. 30838.
You can’t do that there ’ere.
Szopieray (J. F.):
How can I help but love you.
4164.
Right before my very eyes. 14672.
Shadows in the moonlite. 23381.
Szot (Joe) Russ-T-Joe stomp. 5379.
Szpilman (Wtadystaw) JeSsli kochasz
sie w dziewezynie. 22535, 22536.
Szymanowski (Karol):
6980, 6982.
25139.
9428.
Deux mazurkas. 2677.
Deuxiéme concerto. 13272.
Tabb (Deanna) New deal. 23006.
Tabb (R. V.) Two coneert studies.
18084.
Tabbot (Fred) I’m whistling out in
the rain. 7338.
Tacia (Emma) Sad and lonely.
25806.
Taconis (Atze) Silent lovers. 11973.
Taddeo (John):
Eeeo o signore. 10130.
Oh Dio dammi forza. 11538.
Oh Gesti mio Salvatore. 11589.
Tijber (Zoltan) Gentry csardas.
29637.
Tafarella (Pietro) Piccola Zingara.
8402.
Tafarella (Rosaria and Santi) Vit-
toria di Mussolini. 18299.
Taffy Ann. 28665*.
Taggart (Jean) Thank God for you,
mother. 18129.
Tagliaferro (E.) Piedigrotta 1935.
5224.
2159
INDEX
‘Tagliapietra (Gino) Preludio e Fuga
in la minore. 31098.
‘Tague (Robert) Every kiss that you
gave to me. 693.
"Tait, (C.eVis)ie
Bonnie eastle. 21569 (46).
Elfin witechery. 12862 (145).
Jolly spin. 9509 (350).
Of olden-time flavor. 12862 (875).
Rustic fancy. 9509 (636).
"Takaes (Jen6 von) Philippine Island
miniatures. 14584.
"Dake sit. away. dlilad.» olt4s.. oD004,
33689.
‘Take your choice. 30683*.
"Yakosh (A. ©.) Give me a place in
your memory. 24620.
"Talan (Herbert):
Girl I loved before. 13463.
My heart sings a song. 11398.
‘Talbot (D. M.) Belle of Brittany.
24031 (12).
Talbot (Gunner) Texas centennial
exposition march. 8951.
‘Talbot (Howard) :
Areadians. 26592.
Belle of Brittany. 24031 (12).
“Talbot (Z. T.) <All is forgiven. 12896.
‘Talbott (W. M.):
Champion. 3566, 6586.
Fame and Fortune. 3874, 6888.
Harmonia. 4079, 7068.
Mighty monarch. 4847, 7970.
“Talento (Anthony):
Alone while the whole world is
dancing. 6803.
Cottage nestled mid the flowers.
15911.
Giddi-ap. 800.
Last dance dear. 19935.
Spanish harbor. 25958.
‘Tales of Hoffmann. 8250, 11534, 32736.
Tallantyre (Renée) Ceiba. 3563.
Talley (C. M.)
25251.
“Talley
Zily
‘Tallis (Thomas) :
In ieiunio et fletu.
O nata lux de lumine.
Love is understanding.
(T. W.) Behold that star.
24967.
25037.
‘Tallmadge (J. I.) Concerto no. 1.
6665.
Talmadge (C. L.) In silent night.
32084.
Tamburro (Anthony) Lone star
waltz. 20035.
‘'Tamietti (Joe): -
Manhattan moon. 25289.
Tell me it’s true. 28684.
Won’t you love me just a little.
26420.
You’re wasten your time.
29161. |
pt. 11, n. s., v. 31
Tampa moon music publishing:
I love you sweetheart of mine.
27397.
My dreams are all of you.
Sweet love melody. 28688.
Tandler (H. J.):
Enchantment. 13363.
Goin’ to dat new plantation.
29659, 31672, 31673.
Queen of gyro. 32946.
Tandy (lL. I.) You can’t take the
28013.
moon. 3198.
Taneyhill (Homer) Can’t you hear
Montana calling. 29367.
Tangherlini (Rose) Our Quiney of
the Use An” 282380,
Tango-album. 20986.
Tango bar. 8267.
Tankersley (R. HE.) Joy of a life so
true. 25052.
Tann (Lee) Dream waltz in heaven.
24466.
Tannehill (F. 8S.) Lonesome reverie.
4694.
Tanner (Catherine) Hip, hip, hooray,
you vets. 7120.
Tanner\i(Ge Vode
Here’s my application for a loving
situation. 27248.
Just give me one more chance.
22k
Say yes. 28440.
There's a little devil in that angel
of mine. 28722.
Tanner (Pauline) Sunny hide-a-way.
8865.
Tannhiauser. 12521, 33595.
Tansman (Alexandre) :
Blues. 24192.
Caprice. 26055.
Cing impressions.
Danse tzigane.
Etude. 26056.
Exotique. 24531.
Fantaisie. 26057.
Improvisation. 24955.
Obertas. 25543.
Prélude et fugue. 25699.
Tour du monde en miniature.
12382.
Tantalo (D. A.)
blues. 15452.
Tanzendes rokoko. 30688.
Tapfere soldat. 3270 (645).
Tapia (C.) Pero me la pegas.
Taplin (Frank):
Happy the day.. 31742.
Love will live on. 1582.
Taplinger (Sylvan) Words fail me.
26424.
Tapp (Frank):
Rhythm register. 11823.
Tape machine tattle. 12233.
12228.
24374.
You left me with the
25658.
2160
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Tapp (J. M.) Master of love. 22789.
Tappan (Don) I fell for a_ song.
10531.
Tapper (B. F.) aw. and Tapper
(Thomas) prop. Larger piano com-
positions. 29189 (145).
Taps. 32714.
Tapscott (M. L.)
8337.
Tarant (Pierre)
(Edouard)
Tarbox (Frances) :
Cup of tea. 31379.
Flirtation. 31588.
Good night. 31695.
If I had wings. 32040.
Playboy. 32876.
Tarnow (Peter):
Miss Contrary. 1728.
Nothing ever happens.
Tarnowski (Stanley)
stars. 3333.
Tarp (S. E.) Concertino.
Tarr (Florence):
Paris and May. 28246.
Only in dreams.
pseud. See Merz
1973.
Among the
24334.
Vienna. 28874.
‘Tarrega (D. F.) Adelita. 12.
Tartini (Giuseppe) Art of bowing.
33904 (15).
Tarto (Joe) Go get that old oaken
bucket. 316638.
Tarwater (R. M.) My little Nancy
Lee. 14895.
'Tascone (Pasquale) :
Monachella. 30172.
Ultima lettera a mmamma.
26182.
Tasgal (M. H.) Let’s fix a flat.
19962. 2
Tashman (Ivan) Sweet on _ you.
33324.
Tate (A. F.) Mistress mine. 25349.
Tate (C. P.):
Babe, I care for you. 15644.
Dreams that never come true.
18339.
I can’t believe it’s true.
Tell me what is love.
Tate (FF. L.):
Everybody knows.
Reverie. 25758.
Since I have known you. 5471.
Wait on the Lord. 23712.
When love came my way. 23810.
Tate (H. W.) Huckle buckle blues.
27303.
Tate (I. R.) Rose window of San José.
28401*.
27322.
30693.
6870.
MAtete Gd i aWi is
Angel voices. 15517 (8), 18648
(15).
Bubble and the sunbeam. 21569
(50), 29189 (47).
Come along up the flip flap. 3270
(104), 18648 (78).
Georgie took me walking in the
park. 15517 (118).
Hold me just a little bit tighter.
6253 (188), 18648 (167).
I am longing for someone to love
me. 15517 (150).
I seem to see you everywhere.
12862 (242), 18648 (184).
If I could lock you in my heart
and throw away the key. 29189
(197).
It’s my thistle. 3270 (829), 18648
(200
Just as the brook flows. 12862
(277), 18648 (210).
Sweet little sunbonnet lady. 29189
(416).
There’s one thing sets me crazy—
that’s the girls. 3270 (655), 18648
(348).
What has that man Harrigan done.
18648 (380).
What has that man Harrigan done,
Garibaldi from my _ countree.
12862 (532).
Tate (Phyllis) :
Cradle song. 3662.
Weathers. 5954.
Tate (W. H.) Ive made my heart over
for you. 22405.
Tatjana. 18098, 20993.
Tatlow (Doris) Summer moon. 12147.
Tatro (H. H.) Prowlin’ thru my heart.
2202. !
Tatro (Lysle) From A to Z.
Tatton (J. M.):
Babe holds court in Bethlehem.
26616.
Beauty the pilgrim. 24156.
Trish cradle song. 1270.
Poet’s song. 2159.
Tatum (Hugene) My oid
mother. 20313.
Taub (Allen) For compositions by
Allen Taub see this index under
names of claimants of copyright.
Taub (Sylvia):
I’ve paid the penalty for loving you.
13780.
I waited, I found you. 10705.
In a beautiful garden of dreams.
24956.
Tauber (Richard) :
19273.
Missouri
Heart’s desire. 916.
Schubert songs. 28447.
Waltz medley. 5922.
Taubert (Theodore) Arbitrator.
(10).
Taurman (M. C.)
child. 11336.
15517
Music, a joy to the
2161
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 3
Tausig (Karl):
It must have been the milkman.
29189 (2138).
You’re my hit parade. 29150.
Tautenhayn (Carl):
An der schodnen blauen Donau.
26572.
Nimm dir, mein freund, ein biss-
chen zeit. 28102, 28103.
Schon war es doch im alten Wien.
2379.
Was schert mich die welt, wenn
nur du mich liebst. 28904.
Wiener blut. 29050.
Tavan (Hmile) :
Bal masqué.
Barbe bleue.
29189 (450).
12862 (376).
Chauve-souris. 21569 (68).
‘Orphée aux enfers. 15517 (277).
Paul et Virginie. 15517 (293).
Tavern princess. 26533 (289).
Taverner (John) Christe Jesu pastor
bone. 18933.
Tawe-Jones (D.)
Tayler (A. N.):
Cupid and co.
My Mimosa maid.
15517 (259).
Poor old Sweep.
Sweep’s intermezzo.
Taylo (L. V.) With
33783.
Taylor (A. A.) Sun shines brighter
when my sweetheart smiles on me.
23481.
Taylor
1246.
Taylor (A. Y.)
Taylor (Ann)
6558.
Taylor
idge-Taylor
Taylor’ (B.-Ue)
9883.
Taylor (Bertha)
Taylor (Bob):
I like to dream, because I meet the
nicest kind of people. 19569.
Monte Carlo moon. 20218.
Taylow Cs C.)
Little Eva. 11079.
So much of nothin’ to do.
Wake me up with a dream. 12527.
Taylor (C.° H-) There's a covered
wagon rollin’ o’er the prairie. 21049.
Taylor (C. R. S:):
City of New York. 21775.
Sometime. 20842.
Taylor (Colin):
Desideria. 530.
29189 (76).
9509 (510),
29189 (335).
9509 (719).
you with me.
(A. D.) In the moonlight.
Sunset lullaby. 5624.
Can’t you understand.
(Avril Coleridge-) See Coler-
(Avril)
Classic Italian songs.
Forsaken. 3936.
12016.
Canterbury bells. 18889.
Chow. 18932.
Dachshund. 19015.
Echo from the romantic age.
27007.
Pug. 20606.
Taylor (Deems):
All the world loves a lover. 18648
(7).
Clothes make the soldier man.
18648 (76).
Course of true love.
Hecho. 18648 (114).
Poor old Solomon.
Smugglers. 8723.
They never think about the man.
18648 (349).
Things you think are not the things
18648 (87).
18648 (285).
you say. 18648 (351).
To be continued. 18648 (357).
Taylor (E. M.) Queen of my heart.
Z5a29:
Taylor (HE. N.) Apple blossom time.
31056.
Taylor (EK. R.) Sweets to my sweet.
8891.
Taylor (Edytha) Singing a song to
you. 5486.
Taylor, (EE. G.)) jr:
Circus blues. 387, 6619.
Hula hula. 16458.
I love you, I need you, I do. 273895.
Rythm of the band. 11876.
Taylor (Frank) So sorry now. 20819.
Taylor (Fred) See Taylor (F. G.) jr.
Taylor (Freddie) You've gotta swing
it when you bring it. 12828.
Taylor (G. A.):
Love is like a toy balloon.
Moonburn. 25365.
What is this strange power you
have over me. 26281.
25248.
You meet my specifications. 26468.
Taylor (Ggrard) :
Down below the Rio. 13303.
Isle I used to know. 13885.
Taylor (Gladys):
Bunches of grapes.
Tunes for reading.
Taylor “(a Co):
Mountain ballads and home songs.
31209.
21149.
32545.
We. buried her beneath the willow.
2957.
Taylor (H. G.) Texas invites you.
12260.
Taylor (Irving):
Let me draw you a picture.
My heart is a violin. 14876.
Rockin’ in a rockin’ chair. 8558.
Swing, Mr. Charlie. 5656.
Taylor (J. L.) Say it again. 17821.
Taylor (J. S.) Drum major. 24481.
Taylor (Jessie) :
God is ealling the
31669.
I am happy in His love.
Shine on, star. 33125.
1450.
shepherds.
31852.
2162
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Taylor (L. C.) Rose of the world.
33025.
Taylor (lL. M.) Honey, are you lovin’
anybody. 19471.
Taylor (M. A.):
Bagoo. 21664.
Caracas. 29369.
Taylor (M. C.):
I think you’re wonderful. 4328.
Land of Maureen Threave. 14020.
Land of Medan Threave. 1423.
No greater faith. 8205.
Tropic moon. 2889.
Taylor (M. H.) Design for love.
19068.
Taylors (VL. i.) ‘Life ‘is a dream.
22645.
Taylor (M. N.):
I’ve changed my tune. 16647.
Love was the tune. 27819.
One heavenly night in
17514.
That night in Havana. 28695.
Two silhouettes on the window-
Spain.
Shade. 12446.
Taylor (Mary) I dream in vain.
Dee,
Taylor (Miriam) pseud. See Bock
(M. E.)
Taylor (O. BE.) Charm chills. 9855.
Taylor (Paul) Irish washerwoman.
10840.
Taylor (Russ) See Taylor (C. R. S.)
Taylor (S. Coleridge-) See Coleridge-
Taylor (S.)
Taylor (S. E.) Ionly dream. 22381.
Taylor (Tony) I can’t keep from
19525.
My flapper in my
thinking of you.
Taylor (W. J.)
flivver. 25429.
Taylor (William R.) Can’t you under-
stand. 6558.
Taylor (Winston R.) When I’m think-
ing of you. 338673.
Taylor (Yank) West of the Rockies.
— 183869.
Tchegodaeva (Irena)
(Irena )
Tcherepnin (Nicolai) :
Lord is my shepherd. 7814.
Lord, my heart is not haughty.
See Hermann
7816.
Tremble before the Lord. 12401:
Tcherepnine (Alexandre) Etude du
piano sur la gamme pentatonique.
16137-16139.
Techérepnine (Nicolas) :
Bereeuse. 3445.
Enchantment. 29549, 29550.
Exercice militaire. 3862.
Litanie. 4655.
Melodie d’amour. 30139, 30140.
Melodie orientale. 4818.
2792.
High
Teabout (R. A.) Tin Can alley.
Teagarden (Charles and Jack)
tone studies. 7115.
Teat (Alton) :
Because you’ve got rhythm. 3427.
That wonderful dreamship of
mine. 5730.
Thumbing my way back home.
5174.
Teavler (Hyman) I ean’t let my fin-
gers slip. 10512.
Teclaw (lL. V.) Loved
you love some one too.
Tedesco (EF. A.):
Flying squadron.
Gitana. 22092.
My ‘home in the hills. 22936.
Tedesco (Mario Castelnuovo)
Castelnuovo Tedesco (Mario)
Tedesco (Salvatore) Inno al Duce.
one couldn’t
227438.
16208.
See
10826.
Tedoldi (Agide) Ninna nanna. 11491.
Teemley (Bernice) I’m dreaming
dreams, just for you. 1084.
Teeter (G. F.):
Down in dear Alabama lives the
girl I love. 10068.
Garden of roses. 19284.
When it’s cherry blossom time in
Washington. 21328.
Teetor (M. O.) Lost. 4707, 4708,
7818.
Teetzen (KH. H.) Five little stars.
27076.
Teich (C. F.) Wenn ich gliicklich bin,
dann schrei ich juhu. 9226.
Teichman (Harry) Dreaming of you.
31482.
Teitler (Harry) Our adjutant. 14538.
Telemann (G. P.):
Konzert. 19913, 19914.
Sinfonia melodica C-dur.
Zwei divertimenti. 333875.
Telisak (Mary) My eastle of dreams.
do147,
11356.
Teller (Jack) City College banner.
6620, 32242.
Teller (Lew) Any peace of mind.
12935.
Telleria (Juan) Venta de Vargas.
28868.
Tellier (A.) pseud. See Aletter (Wil-
helm)
Tellier (A. J.}:
Ruby waltz. 11865.
Sweetheart dear, I love you so.
28642.
Telma (Maurice) pseud. See Rawl-
ings (C. A.)
Telschow (Gustav) All right,—all
right. 15545.
Temperance parody. 8939.
Temple (Dean) Loving lullaby. 14196.
2163
INDEX
Temple (E. B.) 2d. Skyridin’.
Temple (Elaine)
way. 11984.
Temple (Herbert) Every eye shall see
the Son of God. 315383.
Temple (M. S.):
It’s spring. 32127.
25892.
Since you came my
Right to love. 32996.
Temple (Shirley) Sweet Coca-cola
bush. 8877.
Temple hymns and songs. 18118.
Templeton (Alec):
Concert waltz. 3644.
Four character studies. 33380.
Idyll caprice. 4364.
Serenade with brass. 23322.
Templeton (J. K.) Carmen. 29318*.
Tempo-note music Co. Tempo-note
method rhythm exercises. 2706.
Tempus (M. M.) My dream
1821.
Ten famous solos. 10332.
Ten folk-songs and folk-dances.
Ten light overtures for
30373.
Ten national character dances.
Ten old German chorales. 169.
girl.
30598.
orchestra.
18771.
Tener (EK. B.) Kern county song.
32208.
Tennent (H. M.) Why wait until to-
morrow. 23877.
Tenner (Katherine) August moon.
21643.
Tennessee music & printing co. Home-
land harmony. 19468.
Tenney (G. B.):
Epitaph. 3270 (168).
Sylvelin. 30676.
Then tell me how to woo thee love.
3270 (652).
Tenney (J. B.) Mexicali Rose. 1709,
27920.
Tenney (Mildred) I would be true.
32022.
Tenney (Seward) :
At Hallowe’en. 24109.
Funeral of the goblins. 27119.
Tennylynn (Rocco) pseud. See Web-
ster (G. L.)
Tennyson (Harold) Dear angel
mother of mine. 19049.
Tenth man. 32678.
Tenzer (Elias):
Amour de Salome. 31045.
Cinita linda. 31308.
Tyrolean folk-lied. 5853.
Valse lente. 5879.
Tepe (Annette) a@u., and Tepe (Mar-
eella) prop. Little Red Riding
Hood. 25193*.
Tepsic (Pete) All you left me.
24067.
Terbell (P. L.) Ive gotten rid of the
blues. 27488.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Terburggen (Marie) Moonlight. 1757.
Terego (Al) Who was that lady?
That was no lady. 30912.
Terheggen (L. A.) Loyalty. 27838.
Terker (Arthur) Sing me to sleep
with a love lullaby. 23866, 28508,
28509.
Termine (Paul) I’m just a lucky
Gypsy. 7315.
Termini (Frank) Night. 25506.
Terrana (Lawrence) :
Inno imperiale italico. 138870.
Maria José di Belgio. 20157.
Terrana (Lorenzo) See Terrana
(Lawrence )
Terranova (G. E.):
Metropolis anthem. 17182.
Non piu la rivedro. 5060.
Reminiscenze italiche. 5315,
Terrell (Minnie)
night. 24972.
Terrey (Pinkey)
Terrey (S. P.)
In my dreams last
See Terrey (S. P.)
I’m through with you.
19641.
Terrill (Alice) Dude ranch Romeo.
21945.
Terroux (Y¥Y. G.) When you're away.
12645.
Terry (Augustus) You're my Lucky
Strike. 23986.
Terry (Charlotte) Day you cail me
dear. 15979.
Terry (Frances E.):
Behind the sleigh-bells. 9509 (52).
Going to camp. 9509 (254).
Going to sleep. 12862 (198).
Little stranger. 12862 (302).
Off for the country. 9509 (537).
Old violin. 12862 (380).
Terry (Fred KE.) God save our air-
man king. 3994.
Terry (H. J.) Pretty blonde curls.
17667.
Perry UCM wR.) Texas centennial.
12259.
Terry (M. C.) Twentieth reunion
march for class of 1915, Princeton
university. 15163.
Terry (Robert) My compliments to
you. 8069.
Tertis (Lionel) :
Allegretto. 33079-33082.
Sinfonia concertante. 20252.
Tesarik (B. J.):
Mountain lassie comes to town.
14320.
Sleigh-bells. 5499.
Sunshine. 5627.
Tesehner (Melchior)
and honor. 46.
Tesio (P.) & sons:
Nené. 22999.
Vita piacentina.
Yolanda. 26435.
All glory, laud,
26218.
2164.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Teske (Jas.) See Teske (L. J.) jr.
Teske (L. J.) jr. Sweetheart dear.
12185.
Tessier
19505.
Tessiner herbstlied. 21006.
Tesson (Pierre) :
CAC. Dz) Hymn of peace.
Chanson des chansons. 29379.
D’une fontaine. 19014.
Rideau de ma voisine. 20655.
Tu me demande rieuse. 30780.
Tesson (W. A.) I shall not weep.
16635.
Test (M. L.) Bondage. 31186.
Test (Zelda) Jll1 meet my love in
Slumberland. 27377.
Testa (Walter) Change of tune.
24277*.
Tetlock (R. A.)
Tews (H. A.):
Dorothy. 31459.
Closer to you. 397.
Tango melody. 2691.
Texas. Univ. Students’ assn. Eyes of
Texas. 6879.
Texas centennial central exposition:
Abandonment scene. 9516.
Cavalcade of Texas, an empire on
parade. 21764.
Coronado’s entrance. 9918.
Coronado’s exit. 9919.
Old Chisholm trail. 11558.
Song of freedom. 12046.
Texas Christian univ.:
Alma mater hymn. 6296.
Horned frogs, we are all for you.
7147.
Texas ranger. 10514, 11754, 12264.
Texas rangers. 21011.
Texidor (Jaime):
Amparito roca. 6319.
Bonds of friendship. 3488.
Carrascosa. 3553, 31259.
Glory to labour. 3982.
Thalberg (S.) Tarantella. 33370.
Thalia verlag. Herz in maske. 16403.
Thamer (Stella) When I am with you
dear. 18405.
Tharp (V. B.) Since you went away
33146.
That girl from Paris. . 31231,. 32362,
32525, 32615, 33096.
That girl o’ mine. 12862 (246, 290, 300,
aN
Thateher (Charles) Two blue eyes in
Dixie. 15167.
Thayer (C. W.):
Because I am lonely for you. 9675.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, he’s our
President. 16235, 27103.
Let’s have prosperity. 16940.
You’ve gotta treat your mama
right if you’re gonna get devo-| Thielemann
tion from me. 21548.
Thayer (E. H.):
He is our God. 26533 (110).
Hope thou in God. 26583 (121).
Love not the world. 24031 (122).
Thayer (Howard) Mating call. 22791.
Thayer (Pat):
Dear England mine.
Here’s to the best of us.
Hills sleep on. 16411.
Love’s contradiction. 22748.
Road that is calling me home.
3694, 9991.
19443.
33009.
Rubicon. 5375.
Snowbird. 20812.
Three score and ten. 18193.
Woods are my cathedral. 18588.
Thayer (R. L.) I love to snuggle when
I dance. 16547.
Theatrical enterprises. Love them and
leave them or let them alone. 30076.
Theberge (A. A.) Sweet mother of
mine. 5648.
Theckston (N. W.)
Theile (Joh.):
Du falsches herze. 31498.
Unser matz hatt einen grossen lan-
gen bart. 383560.
Thelm (M. A.) Bowl of gardenias.
26708.
There shines a little star.
They are mowing. 15091.
Thibault (EK. L.) Moon in the sky.
32526.
Thibault (George) :
Forsaken. 3936.
2764.
Let’s trade hearts dear. 7723,
16949.
Shake your feet. 11948.
You’re the queen of hearts. 12816.
Thibodeau (A. J.):
Clouds. 13176.
Dancing butterflies.
Dream stars. 6803.
Forty little steps from heaven.
762.
Here comes the popcorn man.
7102.
Horse and buggy days. 4158.
Ill dream a little dream of you.
13229.
1047.
I sing to you my sweet Hawaiian
love. 13754.
Lights are low. 16964.
My Billy boy. 4931.
One night in Spain. 8329.
Someday, maybe. 17956.
Sweet was the night. 14971.
When it’s springtime on the Ar-
royo Seeo. 153809.
When we are together. 15332.
Thiele (Willi) Skagerrak-marsch.
2470.
(Per) Canto d’amore.
18891.
ee 2165
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
Thieme (D. M. and M. V.)
Lookout Mountain cabin. 10805,
Thies (Hazel) For you just you.
13424.
Thilenius (J. H.):
*Cause I know. 21760.
Memories in the moonlight.
Mysteries. 20335.
To-morrow’s dream. 23642.
When the evening shadows fall.
18426.
Thiman (HK. H.):
Dance for a children’s party. 6703.
Devotion. 538.
Fairy ship. 19207.
Gentle maiden. 24603.
Heraclitus. 16394.
Hey diddle diddle. 27251.
I have a garden. 7230.
In springtime. 27551.
Jack and Jill. 27593.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
32154,
Little Boy Blue. 27736.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
27888.
O be joyful in the Lord. 23052.
Orpheus with his lute. 5174.
Over the mountains. 17559.
Two seventeenth century
18176.
You gentlemen of England. 12775.
Things to come. 6392, 6468, 8473, 9002,
iene 7
Thingsted (Axel)
og te’bavs igen. 24706.
Thirion (Louis) Réves.
Thirty-four unison songs.
This is a sin-trying world.
Thisll make you whistle.
1004, 1112, 1134, 1392,
8240, 21814, 22972, 24848.
This mad whirl. 29242, 29603, 30021,
30581, 30907, 30979, 33424.
Thixton (Olive) Is it too late to love.
7528.
Thoni (M.) Accordeon-stunde. 29193.
Thom (lL. E.) Tell me dear. 5692.
Thomas (A. C.) Mem’ry of your smile.
4831.
Thomas (A. §8.)
17170.
tunes.
Hen te’ kommoden
24031 (172).
3270 (154).
28747.
400, 562,
2774, 3139,
Forty short artistic
studies. 18648 (353).
Thomas (Adelaida) See Thomas
(A. S.) .
Thomas (Afan) Welsh choral fan-
tasy. 2997.
Thomas (B. B.)
is haunting me.
Thomas (Bob)
21152.
Thomas (C. C.)
Thomas (C. H.)
Ghost of your love
16263.
Turn on the moon.
Search. 5423.
Jesus only. 27606.
In my| Thomas (C. L. A.):
Célébres leeons de solfége 4 chan
gements de clef. 29189 (431).
Connais-tu le pays. 15099.
Mignon gavotte. 26119.
Thomas (Cecil) I wonder. 138808.
Thomas (Clayton) pseud. See Cade
s. T.
Thomas (D. H.) Oh, sinner man, tell
me whar youse gwine. 5106.
Thomas: (4 ke):
All the world. 51.
Behold that star. 211.
Bridgebuilders. 1708.
Christmas folk song.
Farmers. 718.
Growing Jesus. 2382.
Houses of worship. 848.
Lumbermen. 1621.
Now praise we great and famous
men. 1983.
O painter of the fruits and fiow-
ers. 1995:
Peace makers. 2121.
Rain music. 206.
Sea gull. 2390.
Shipbuilders. 2427.
True neighbors. 2841.
We, Thy people, praise Thee.
Wind harps. 93122.
Workers together. 3152.
Workman in a village home. 3154.
382.
907.
World itself keeps Haster. 3156.
World one neighborhood. 38157.
Year’s at the spring. 38170.
Thomas (F. D.) Now, let’s begin.
11515.
Thomas (G. W.) I don’t love nobody
but you. 31876.
Thomas (George) :
Mooniight and
11306.
Poor young daddy. 30421.
Voice of a broken heart. 12512.
Thomas (H. A.) When the leaves turn
from green to gold. 28990.
Thomas (Harker I.) Cryin’ my heart
reminiscence.
out. 458.
Thomas (Harold F.) Three pieces.
23612.
Thomas (J. B.):
I fell in love with a dream.
29785.
Let’s pretend that we’re in heaven.
16944.
Thomas. Je)
Eastertide. 636.
Joys of Junetime. 7580.
Thomas (J. lL.) My little song. 11404.
Thomas (J. T.) Greatest plan. 865,
22187.
Thomas (Jasper) :
Brother Brodie and his violin.
13097.
2166
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cutie. 243866.
Deep river, here I come, love needs
me no more. 18259.
Don’t stop loving me. 18297.
Gona elope with a beautiful girl,
gotta catch a midnight train.
13485.
Hallelujah, I’m free again.
Harlem jamboree. 135382.
I never had a girl like you. 22376.
Jolly Ethiopians. 10921.
My little sepian girl. 17827.
Was it you. 26242.
Thomas (Jean) T. V. A. 38350.
Thomas (Jesse) Love dream. 20076.
Thomas (Jim) My happiness means
22151.
you. 28021.
Thomas (Kurt) :
Daran ist erschienen die liebe
Gottes. 9976.
Erhalt uns, Herr. 19175.
Fiirechte dich nicht. 10276.
Ftrwahr, er trug unsre krankheit.
10277.
Gott fihret auf mit jauchzen.
19346.
Gott wird abwischen alle trinen.
10836.
Herr, ich habe lieb die stiitte
deines hauses. 10426.
Herr, sei mir gnidig. 10428.
Ist Gott ftir uns. 10850.
Jauchzet Gott, alle lande.
Mache ich auf, werde
11191.
Machet die tore weit. 11192.
Niemand hat grossere liebe. 11481.
Olympische kantate. 30336.
Sechs heitere und _ besinnliche
chorlieder und madrigale. 5765.
Tod ist verschlungen in den sieg.
12367.
Wenn ich mit menschen- und mit
engelzungen redete. 212809.
10901.
licht.
Thomas (Leonard) Sons of Yale.
33242.
Thomas (Lewys) Vagabonds. 21188.
Thomas (Lloyd) Quivery quavers.
17691.
Thomas (Lucille) I will greet you
with a heartbeat, dear. 13803.
Thomas (M. G.) Prince and the rose.
17668*.
Thomas (Mansel) : |
Boy’s song. 15755.
Gyda’r bore bach. 27192.
Moonbeams. 17239.
Triumph song. 26154.
Thomas (N. H.) It takes a lovin’ wo-
man. 16812.
Thomas (PR. A.) Seram, Oscar, scram.
20740.
Thomas (P. E.) Meet me to-night in
Slumberland. 1688.
—
Thomas (Raymond) Raindrops. 2230.
Thomas (René) Célébres lecons de
solfége 4 changements de clef. 29189
(481).
Thomas (Trudy)
Thomas (Vincent)
Don’t say no. 3757.
Song of the wind.
12061.
Thomas (W. P.) Midnight lullaby.
32486.
Thomé (Francis) :
Légende de VUkraine. 29189:
(239).
Menuet-bagatelle. 29189 (264).
Scaramouche. 29189 (375).
Simple aveu. 5470, 17900, 265383
(2161).
Sous la feuillée. 29189 (403).
Thompson (A. H.):
Candles on my birthday cake.
3530.
Little dog Dandy. 4662.
Muffins for tea. 5389.
Owl. 4662.
Planting a tree. 4662.
Riding along. 35385.
Sally and the rabbits.
Squirrel Nutkin. 4662.
Thompson (A. H. A.) New York town.
20355.
Thompson (A. L.) In a hamlet by the
5389.
sea. 16709.
Thompson (A. V.) Sing a song of
praise. 207838.
Thompson (Arthur):
I’m lonely, alone, without you.
7317.
Love’s reverie. 4757.
Moonlight madness. 4887.
Smile that made my dreams come
true. S&718.
Then I’ll believe in you.
Without you. 9373.
You're a dream. 9446.
Thompson (B. E.):
Crying for the dawn. 459.
Prepare ye. 25705. |
Thompson (B. L.) Song on my lips.
23415.
Thompson (Barbara)
ing. 26894.
Thompson (. H.):
My peaceful cabin. 30247.
Tahiti and you. 15000.
Thompson (Fred) Don’t break the
chain. 10046.
Thompson (G. V.):
8981.
Dawn is break-
Are you a post or a tree. 8344.
University of Toronto, Toronto
conservatory of music. 28848.
When the shadows flee away.
33702.
Thompson (G. V.) Iltd.:
And yet you wouldn’t say. 3337.
Are you a post or a tree. 3344.
2167
INDEX
Thompson (G. V.) 1td.—Continued.
Awaiting the chair. 6364.
Canada: dear land o’mine. 3533.
Cow-boy, don’t forget your mother.
449.
Cowboy lullaby. 450.
Fate of old strawberry roan.
19220.
Hillbilly Valley. 981.
I’m in love with five little girls.
13709.
I’ve got those hobo blues.
In the Northland. 9684.
Life and death of John Dillinger.
C33:
Lonesome for baby to-night. 1535.
Longing for my Mississippi home.
1536.
Moonlight prison blues. 1759.
My blues have turned to sunshine.
1165.
1811.
My little silver-haired sweetheart.
18638.
My Missoula Valley moon. 1872.
My Montana sweetheart. 1874.
Northland songs—no. 1. 11507,
ee rud.
Rescue from Moose River gold
mine. 14655.
Rosamunde. 11915.
Sun-down blues. 2625.
Trail to heme, sweet home. 2825.
University of Toronto, Toronto
conservatory of music. 28848.
Wandering. 11917.
When the shadows flee away.
33702.
Yodelling hillbilly. 3174.
Thompson (H. B.) I’m trying to live
for you dear. 29825.
Thompson (H. M.) Proud Maisie.
32924.
Thompson (H. R.) Let’s dance this
waltz all over again. 25156.
Thompson (H.S8S.) See Fowler (H. T.)
Thompson (J. L.) Dawn is breaking.
26894.
Thompson (J. W.)
wilt. 32598.
Thompson (Joe) See Thompson (J. L.)
Thompson (John) :
Brownies’ carnival.
Covered wagon. 448.
First grade book. 3901.
My Jesus, as Thou
3007.
Forest dawn. 3927.
Lullaby. 3496.
Marche slav. 5822.
Pilgrim suite. 20547.
Plantation memories. 5229.
Tango-carioca. 5677.
Teaching little fingers to play.
23556.
Twenty-four sketches. 30733.
Valse triste. 21193.
ptiTH, Ness, VeSE
Thompson (L. 8.):
Songs of the
17981.
Songs of the I am.
ascended masters.
8778.
Thompson (Laurie) Say the word.
25817.
Thompson (Lee):
Oceasional kisses won’t do. 30312.
You write the musie and I'll write
the words. 24022.
Thompson (Loretta) See Thompson
(M. L.)
Thompson (M. BE.) Can it be that I’m
in love. 18881.
Thompson (M. L.):
Gosh, I’m hopeless. 10833.
I’m blue because I love you.
Thompson (M. P.) Songs
delta delta. 5552.
Thompson (Mabel)
you. 18476.
Thompson (Marjorie)
voice of Jesus say.
Thompson (Montrose)
25750.
Thompson (Odie) :
16563.
of Delta
Why can’t I forget
I heard the
3270 (284).
Remember me.
Down a mountain trail. 31462.
I hate to say good-bye to the
prairie. 381890.
Thompson (R. A.) :
At a place called Calvary. 15622.
Jesus my friend. 16830.
Thompson (R. B.) You must be born
again. 29131.
Thompson (Randall) :
Little prelude. 7773.
Peaceable kingdom.
Song after sundown.
Thompson (Raymond)
away. 5482.
Thompson (Roy):
32843.
$756.
Sing the blues
Charm song. 9856.
Evening song. 21979.
11740.
12100.
Pretty ploughboy.
Spring is coming.
Thompson (S. A.) Come unto Me.
29478.
Thompson (T. V.) Harlem funeral.
4075.
Thompson (Van Denman) :
Father, in Thy mysterious presence
kneeling. 3881.
I only know. 27460.
Soldiers of the cross, arise. 30571.
Thompson (W. E.) Sing lovely lady.
28505.
Thompson (W. J.):
Ashes of love. 9606.
Stealing my share of love. 20903.
Thomsen (Carlo):
Bellevue revyen 1936. 24168.
Giv mig dit hjerte, min egen ven.
24618.
Kun en lille sang. 29988.
2168
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Naar vi to bli’r gift. 8156.
Skénneste af alle sange. 258911.
Vaarens melodi. 26193.
Violinens sang. 15212.
Thomsen (Robert) I want to be friends
with all and you. 4845.
Thomson (Bothwell) aw., and Thomson
(K. B.) prop. O beautiful night.
33904 (216).
Thomson (Frank) Just you and I.
25093.
Thomson (H. HE.) New York big pa-
rade. 11479.
Thomson (M. A.) My future is you.
4945.
Thomson (M. T.):
Come and dance with me. 21791.
My girl. 143869.
That's the way they do in Caro-
lina. 210380.
Thompson (Sydney) Show me Thy
ways. 25861.
Thomson (V. C.):
House-car honeymoon. 16448.
t am living your dream. 19511.
My infatuation. 30229.
Star light—star bright. 2578.
Thomson (Vic):
Army mule. 6346.
I die a little each day. 13634.
Thoner (H. C.):
Blue line waltz. 6476.
Have a picture my own of you.
7076.
Hold my feet. 7130.
I love you because.
I’m living just for you.
Inanda. 7510.
Our navy. 14547.
Thorn (H. EH.) You are my rose from
the garden of love. 21487.
Thorne (Al) I ama marionette. 31849.
1067, 4257.
16591.
Thorne (F. A.) jr. Two hands in a
glove. 15169*.
Thorne (H. V.) Mystic knights of the
sea. 32640.
"Twas in autumn. 9088.
Thorne (Lillie) Ocean full of love and
a kiss on evry wave. 14481.
Thorne (Rosamond) pseud. See Wag-
ness (Bernard)
Thornton (James)
the man in the moon.
Thorne (Hap)
My sweetheart’s
17356.
Thornton (R. G.) Mist-clouds. 27937.
Thornton (R. S8.):
Flight of the butterflies. 22034.
Pageant of flowers. 28239.
Thornton (Speedy) See Thornton (W.
H
3)
Thornton (W. H.) You just wait.
21505.
Thorpe (H. B.) Dear moon. 18249.
Thorsen (Arthur) Pony express.
23196.
Thorsen (P. A.) I wouldn’t take a
million for you. 7423.
Thorsings (Alfred) musikforlag:
Canto d’amore. 18891.
Du. 24488.
Farbrors vals. 24545.
Melodi amoroso. 20180, 22808.
Mindernes spinet. 25342.
Oh! tag mig med til Hawaii. 28153.
Peter og Lise. 25342.
To miniaturer. 19375.
Ved Donauens bred. 26200.
Thou ancient, thou glorious, thou alp-
crowned North. 18186.
Threadgill (C. G.):
Fightin’ that feelin’. 3895.
Why did you let me go. 6088.
Three amens. 382350.
Three blind mice. 23064, 25557, 33433.
Three Bohemian songs. 9149.
Three cheers for love. 4055, 4644, 4697,
6061, 10362, 14142, 15353, 18076.
Three long years. 21088.
Three more locks ahead. 12345.
Three smart girls. 28547, 30221, 30579,
82588.
Three twins. 12862 (394), 15517 (155).
Threlkeld (Harle) Weaver of dreams.
21276.
Throckmorton (V. B.)
Wiil Rogers. 7476.
Thrower (Edith) When you leave me.
26338.
Thuille (Ludwig)
zer. 30831.
Thulen (Mel) I wonder why. 32019.
Thurban (T. W.):
Della Rosa. 10013.
Mia Gitana. 11267.
Who'd like to pay for my holiday.
3270 (734).
Thurber (G. W.)
Rockies. 19764.
Thurgood (Caroline) Out of the night.
28237.
Thuringer (Marguerite) :
I think you’re wonderful.
Land of Maureen Threave.
Land of Medan Threave.
No greater faith. 8205.
In memory of
Vorspiel und wal-
In sight of the
4328.
14020.
1423.
Tropic moon. 2839.
Thuringer (Peggy) See Thuringer
(Marguerite)
Thurman (Alva) I get so lonesome.
(22
Thurmon (L. A.) When the sun sets
oer the Colorado hills. 15328.
Thurmond (Doris) Pickaninny. 11683.
Thursen (B. C.) Book of books. 15744.
Thush (1. B.) au., and Thush (Morris)
prop. Sometime to-day. 8752.
Thwaites (M. J.) My haunting melody.
4949)
2169
INDEX
Thyen (J. F.)
freckle boy. 29147.
Tibbens (B. E.):
Evening. 10159.
I’m gonna build myself a castle on
that old Hawaiian shore. 24844.
I need money. 24880.
Is it true. 4486.
My Juanita. 8105.
You’re headed for a fall.
Tibbetts (L. E.):
Colleen. 6686.
Cosy as a posy in a vase. 6672.
I’m going to be the best man on my
26480.
sweetheart’s wedding-day. 7308.
I was just dreaming. 7408.
Rhythm of the jungle. 14665.
Rolling stone. 14691.
Twilight shadows. 18249.
Tibbitts (G. F.) Good tidings in Scrip-
ture and spiritual songs. 19340.
Tichenor (A. T.)
don’t cry. 4659.
Ticktin (Celia) :
Stars over Catalina.
Little brown eyes
30626.
Why do you haunt me. 29044.
Tideo. 5778.
Tiefenthal (Don) Turtle shuffle.
23661.
Tiefland. 6253 (138, 483).
Tiemann (R. W.) £=Tango espanol.
20987.
Rangers’ song. 8504.
I’m sorry we parted.
Tierney (Harry)
Tiers (J. W.)
4303.
Tigert (R. A.):
Because my heart will not behave.
21686.
Dark moon, 15963.
I love you love’s sweet way. 16554.
I’m goin’ ashore to-night. 13699.
I’ve been saving kisses. 13767.
Why can’t I. 18475.
Tighe (HK. F.):
Christ, our King. 29397.
Hail, Cornhuskers, hail. 24663.
Tighe (Walter) :
Fairy tales. 29571.
Honolulu lullaby. 10463.
I'll forget the rest of the world.
22282,
I never stole anything valuable
until I stole you. 7354.
Just keepin’ me on the string.
29958.
Wait for me.
Tildsley (Lillian)
18998.
Till we meet again. 12814.
12522.
Cruising around.
Tiller (Mrs. Richard) jr. See Tiller
(W. A.)
Tiller (W. A.) Baby, you’ve done
things to me. 26618.
Tilley (Reby) Wanderer. 33614.
pt. iI, n.s., v. 31
You’re mother’s little | Tillinghast (Clara):
Assumpta est Maria. 9608.
Awake the trumpet’s lofty sound.
22145.
Blessed Jesu,
6466.
Hodie Christus natus est. 16415.
How lovely is Thy dwelling place.
9760.
Let their celestial concerts all unite.
22146.
May no rash intruder. 10359.
My friend ’tis so much wind. 9645.
Praise our God who reigns in
heaven. 6383.
Regina coeli. 11807,
Rejoice in the Lord alway. 11808.
To Thee be praise forever. 6386.
Tillman (A. S8.):
Snow bound. 8726.
When. 9247.
Tillman (C. D.) Book of books.
Tillona (T. F. or Tom):
Donna in blue. 31450.
Eagle on parade. 29535.
Ecco peceché. 31510.
Tilsley (Harry) My old man’s a com-
mercial traveller. 14412.
fount of mercy.
15744.
Tilson (H. H.) You never ean tell.
3206.
Tilton (L. C.) 66th infantry, light
tanks. 15517.
Tily (J.) Songs of the Phi kappa psi
fraternity and its colleges and uni-
versities. 17982.
Timberg (Sammy) :
Be human. 18773.
Birds of a feather in Hawaii.
Down in our alley. 31464.
Ducky Wueky. 29531.
Everybody’s getting ready for the
wedding. 31535.
Go out and make friends with the
world. 22105.
Hamburger mine. 13523.
Humpty Dumpty. 973.
I’ve got those house cleaning blues.
22402.
I wanna be a life guard. 15783.
I want a cowboy for a sweetheart.
237,
224069.
Learn the art of self defense.
14034.
Let’s all go to grampy’s show.
16926,
Let’s build a bridge today. 14050.
Let’s spend a day at the zoo. 22640.
Little stranger. T7778.
Moving song. 14323.
Nothing to-day kind sir. 25529.
Pigeons fly around and around.
23182.
Popeye on the wire. 23198.
Popeye song folio. 32887.
2170
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Vote for grampy. 383592.
We did it. 2958,
When I’m at the wheel of my auto-
mobile. 23799.
Why am I so beautiful. 30914.
X-mas comes but once a year.
21462.
Ya gotta have pep. 15422.
You're not built that way. 15478.
Timid maiden. 33448.
Timm (B. C.):
I’m dreaming. 31930.
My prairie queen. 17346.
Readin’ between the lines.
Still my love lingers on.
Trmm ~ "CH. * 2)
31180.
Timm (H. E.):
I’m dreaming. 31930.
My prairie queen. 17346.
20631.
18015.
Blue-eyed waitress.
Readin’ between the lines. 20631.
Still my love lingers on. 18015.
Timpson (i. P.) My Idaho, 20291.
Tinel (Edgar) auw., and Tinel (P.) prop.
Katharina. 12862 (280).
Tingle (Ethel) :
Busy fingers. 6526.
Evening breezes. 8426.
Exerpt from Largo. 6877.
Falling leaves. 8708.
Hickory dickory dock. T7776.
Juanita. 7583.
Lightly row. 7740.
Little star. T7776.
Long, long, ago. 7798.
Old MacDonaid. 7583.
Playmates. 8426.
Ride a cock horse. 9010.
Sleighing song. 8708.
This old man. 9010.
Waltz in C major. 9172.
What does little birdie say. 79578.
Tinker (R. M.):
Ill love you if I can, Suzanne.
10575.
I'll write a song. 22295.
Just a puppy dog. 10984.
Roll dem bones. 2304.
You’re sweet—you’re neat, you’re
all that I desire. 23994.
Tinker (Wilkie) Bonnie blue-eyed las-
sie of our town. . 9751.
Tinkis (Margaret) There’s a cabin in
the cedars. 38411.
Pinmihime sr (Se Sz) Moon is. shining.
30174.
Tinney (C. E.)
29189 (484).
imi em cde Ge)
you. 31960.
Tinturin (Peter):
How like a rose is love.
Summer breeze. 18045.
Ye that by night.
I’m still in love with
10478.
Sweetheart, sweetheart, pronounced
darling. 3883830.
Thru a veil of indifference. 9021.
Tip top music pub. co.:
I wanna ride on a trolley car.
13785.
When the wind goes who-00-00.
15329.
Tippmamsell (Die) 3270 (662).
Tipton (L. Campbell-) See Campbell-
Tipton (1L.)
Tipton (Marion Campbell-) See Camp-
bell-Tipton (Marion)
Tirindelli (P. A.):
Fantasia. 26533 (293).
Ninna-nanna. 38270 (453).
Ombra @’autunno. 26533 (212).
Sol ei non torna. 26533 (265).
Tischner (F. A.) - Let’s try again.
32268.
Tishkowsky (Aron) Hamavdil. 889.
Tisko (William) In a little blue cafe.
13889.
Tison (J. W.) My Georgia belle.
25430.
Tite (Gabe) I worship you. 16682.
Titl (ASH air
Overture on Slavonic airs. 9509
(549).
Serenade. 24031 (182), 25834—
25839.
Titus (A. A.):
Dad’s trail. 6699.
Depression. 3714.
In the evening when the work is
done. 4405.
My hand was the law. 8086.
Titus (J. B.):
H-air—music.
Going places. 24630.
Tiumieniewa (I.) alee S02.
Tivnen (R. J.) Irish lullaby.
To and fro. 33454.
To Mary-with love. 28769.
To Santa’s house, via the magic beam
of transportation. 2803*.
Toalson (Newell) There’s a spot in
the Ozarks. 15082.
Tobani (T. M.):
Canzonetta.
Crescendo.
Hearts and flowers.
29189 (157).
Hello Bill. 21569 (196).
Rakoezy overture. 381003 (147).
Second gavotte. 29189 (378).
Tobani (T. M.) au., and Tobani (J.
21951.
1271.
"29189 (54).
29189 (72).
24031 (68),
M.) prop.:
Around the Christmas tree. 29189
(9).
Divertissement. 26533 (55).
Dolorosa. 3270 (147), 15517 (80),
18648 (100).
Elsa’s dream. 18648 (871).
2171
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
Tobani (T. M.) aw., and Tobani (J. M.)
prop.—Centinued.
Erl-king. 12862 (452).
Farewell. 12862 (453).
Herodias. 12862 (380),
(240).
Hungarian fantasia. 21569 (215).
Lohengrin. 29189 (456).
Magie flute. 9509 (500).
March. 26533 (118).
Mazurek. 24031 (124).
Melodie. 24031 (156),
(179).
Menuet.
Mother.
Opera mirror.
Parade militaire.
15517
26533
3270 (64).
1773, 4895.
18648 (277).
26533 (180).
Pastorale. 3270 (65).
Petit bolero. 26533 (220).
Poupée valsante. 12862 (410),
26583 (227).
Prélude du Déluge. 6253 (400).
Rovet d’Omphale. 3270 (560),
15517 (329).
Rustle of spring. 12862 (444).
Salome dance. 29:89 (366).
Serenade. 24031 (182).
Toreador song. 29189 (38).
Waffenschmeid. 6253 (505).
Wedding day at Troldhaugen.
12862 (204).
Yankee girl. 15517 (462), 18648
(393).
Ye merry birds. 18648 (3894),
24031 (254).
Tobias (Charlie) :
All quiet on the old front porch
tonight. 15544.
Glorious girl. 818.
Gone with the wind. 27163.
Let’s tee off together. 16948.
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party.
25336, 27924.
Old forgotten lullaby. 5116.
Old New England moon. 23089.
Silhouettes under the stars. 25868.
There’s a_ Silver moon on _ the
Golden Gate. 23598, 26104.
Wake up and sing. 2941, 5916.
Westward ho. 12575, 33648.
You better play ball with me.
12757.
Tobias (H. H.):
Here comes the girl. 27244, 31783.
Then came the Indians. 5732,
18150.
Westward ho.
Tobias (Harry):
Love fiesta. 30066.
Oh bella mia. 25545.
So divine. 25910.
Take me back to those wide open
spaces. 30681, 33355.
Tell me why. 28685.
12575, 33648.
Then came the Indians. 5782,
18150.
Trip to Mars. 5818.
Underneath the blue Montana
skies. 15188.
Tobin (F. M.)
Tobin (J. R.):
Circus scenes. 29408.
Jack of all trades. 13925.
Round the village green. 25795.
Transposing at the piano. 33488—
33490.
Tobin (John)
pire. 33016.
Tobin (Lew) See Tobin (Louis)
Tobin (Louis) Dancing in the moon-
light. 15949.
Tocci (Florindo) :
Left you all alone. T696.
Our love will never die.
Venetian moon. 9134.
Todd (Bill) See Todd (W. V.)
Todd (Clarence) Oooh! Look-a there,
ain’t she pretty. 8340.
Drifting along. 16098.
Roll, ye drums of em-
17545.
Todd (M. F.) Faint heart. 19203.
Toddc(W...di).z
Away out in Wyoming. 26613.
Won’t a cabin do, 29084.
You are like a_ shooting star.
29106.
Todd (W. V.) You-ain’t lyin’, 18555.
Todt (B:) ‘Kantate no. 152. “29189
(1.7) 3
Toebbe (H. E.) It must be paradise.
10857.
Toenberg (M. O.) Sleep, sonny boy,
sweet dreams. 2476.
Toenberg (Marie) There’s a song in
my heart. 21056.
Torne (Bengt de):
Deux danses. 30753.
Deux poémes. 30754.
Mot. 30186.
Toéschi (C. G.) Symphony in D.
26037.
Toff (Herbert) With you beside me.
33781.
Toland (R. L.) Island of dreams.
25008.
Tolhurst (Henry) :
Chanson russe. 3270 (91).
Spring song. 38270 (619).
Tolley (S. A.) My Southland home.
28068.
Tolman (C. J.) Chordmanual. 3588.
Tolson (Jimmy) :.
Love’s prelude. 7858.
Silly little thing. 8681.
Tom Sawyer. 28779*.
Toman (Olga):
Caress me with thine eyes. 293870.
Let my love be your guiding star.
30013.
My beloved return. 22902.
2172
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Tomanelli (Carlo)
mavera. 30126,
Tomas (Carlos) pseuwd.
Matenat’ e prim-
See Carver (T.
C.)
Tomasello (J. L.) Sitting on a door-
step, making love to you. 5490.
Tomasi (Henri) :
Cantu di malineunia. 15808.
Chansons de geishas, 31272.
Dio vi salvi Regina. 31482.
Don Juan de Manara. 10048.
Lamentu serenata di _ spanettu.
16802.
Rosiére du village. 23289*.
Sirinatu. 17925.
U marcante in fiera. 18259.
Tomasko (Frank) Let’s be gay. 4610.
Tomay (Nic):
A tout petits pas. 9515.
Reminiscences of the Puszta.
25754.
Tombaugh (Hattie) Look pleasant.
4700.
Tomblings (Philip) :
All from the sun’s uprise. 26554.
Benedicite, omnia opera. 18804.
Cargoes. 6572.
Tomei (Anthony) :
If the wishing well could tell.
32046.
Let’s make the moon our home.
19972, 27712.
Tomich (Olga) :
Alpine village inn. 68.
You told me that your name is
Mimi. 6224,
Tomlin (Pinky) See Tomlin (Truman)
Tomlin (Truman) :
Barnyard serenade. 3414.
I won’t take no for an answer.
4359.
Trouble with me is you. 9074.
Tomlinson (F. E.) aw., and Tomlinson
(Mrs. F. HE.) prop. When the moon
is high. 12631.
Tomlinson (R. F.):
Aloha. 6297.
Aloha waltz.
Auld lang syne. 24118.
Home sweet home. 7135,
In the gloaming. 24984.
In the sweet bye and bye.
Kona beach. 10980.
Kuu mahina. 19917.
Love’s old sweet song. 22752.
Merry widow waltz. 22823.
Moonlight waltz. 8017.
My bonnie lies over the ocean.
14342.
Native waltz. 8168.
Nearer my God to Thee. 8168.
"Neath Hawaiian skies. 8170.
Old oaken bucket. 23090.
Pearls of Hilo. 83888.
6300.
22485,
Tommasini (Vincenzo) :
Notturno. 18210,
Rondo scherzoso. 17767.
Sinfonia. 18211.
Valzer lento. 18287.
Tompkins (C. W.)
gave to me. 698.
Tompkins (Chester) Every kiss that
you gave to me. 698.
Tompkins (E. B.) You made me be-
lieve you loved me. 26468.
Tompkins (H. A.) Three fold amen.
23617.
Tompkins (R. J.)
cook. 7443.
Tompkins (Tommy
dream, 23704.
Tonger (P. J.) Requiem. 17727.
Toni (Alceo) Tre salmi. 2810.
Tonight at 8-380. 900, 1702, 2151, 2734,
29838, 3246, 3875.
Tonika Do- verlag. Allerlei volkstanze
Every kiss that you
If you could only
(Red)) Viper’s
auf dem klavier zu spielen. 59.
Tonning (M. D.):
Forever I surrender. 29610.
I found my place in the sun under
the moon with you. 22264.
Old Oregon moon. 20426.
You awakened romance.
Tonseth (Anne):
I iove you, my darling, be mine.
24834.
If I had three wishes. 24937.
Strolling in the moonlight. 25992.
Toohey (J. M.) It’s a waltz, dear let’s
dance. 25016.
Toohey (PR. F.):
There’s no other girl like you.
5754.
When vacation days are over.
6048.
Toole (J. M.) Um so infatuated. 22355.
Toomey (G. S. 8S.) When song is
sweet. 28981.
Tootell (George) :
Peggy and the pixies.
Scherzo in D. 23310.
12754.
5210*.
Top hat. 18216.
Top of the town. 26676, 27087, 27597,
28733, 29012, 30760, 31173, 32143,
33385, 33474, 33720.
Tope (Hildred) Arrival of Santa.
26601*.
Torelli (Giuseppe)
Toreson (C. J.)
To lo sai. 21146.
Hearts in harmony.
13559.
Torjussen (Trygve) Arabesque.
21122.
Torke (George) :
Kleines lied. 1405,
Paso-doble. 2112.
Scaleritis in E flat. 2372.
Serenade. 2404.
Spring. 2568.
“2173
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
Torke (George) —Continued.
Volk song. 2929.
Torovsky (Adolf) Creed of Mount
Vernon seminary. 31369.
Torre (Hmilio de):
Camino de Campiel. 13119.
Espana eterna. 16134.
Girasol. 13462.
Robo de la Giralda. 14686.
Torre-Alba (Alva) See Alba (A. T.)
Torrealba (William) Empire city.
6846.
Torrefraneca (Fausto) Sinfonia in do
maggiore. 25363.
MOLES (oadeyrs
Beatriz. 9665.
Busea otro amor. 9786.
‘Torres (Julic) Aquella noche.
‘Torres (V. J.):
Above the clouds.
Above the clouds
with you. 15521.
Just between you and me my dear
Caroline. 19869.
31058.
12866.
in Dreamland
My pretty little gal. 8136.
Reconciliation waltz. 8508.
Torrey (Joseph) Minuet. 30166.
Tortelier (Paul) Lecons dharmonie.
1440.
‘Tortora (Ann) Movie star parade.
‘8041.
Tortoreto (Ruggero) Golden dream.
31676.
Torville (Charles) :
Little town where love came down.
11093.
Thru the doorway of dreams.
23621.
Tosea (La)
‘Toscano (J. M.)
9230.
Tosti (Berthe) :
Ever. 9509 (209).
Se tu non torni. 31003 (162).
Tristezza. 31003 (197).
Toste VGH Ace. )>:
"7A vucehella. 3272.
Ever. 9509 (209).
Good-bye. 24638.
Maids of Cadiz. 30102.
Se tu non torni. 31003 (162).
Tristezza. 31003 (197).
*POEMMCH a.) e
I guess it was my mistake.
Lament in black. T7671.
Toth (Mary) By a Gypsy campfire in
the moonlight. 295.
Tothill (M. E.) Sea flowers.
(487).
Toti (Carlo) Maybe you would return.
14238.
‘Toti (Dante):
Atte una bella serenata.
Bacio d’amore. 6888.
25717.
What a lucky break.
7227.
21569
9618.
Carmel Beach love song. 9835.
Colomba. 6638.
Franklin D. Roosevelt campaign
mareh. 10250.
Hollywood prince waltz. 10447.
Partenza dei soldati italiani per
WAtICa. | (Sats
Touchette (Charles)
alone. 26150.
Tough (Shirley)
4104.
Tour of the nations. 9655.
Tourjée (Homer) Through flood-tides
of love. 21091.
Tournemire (Charles) :
Dominica XVI post Pentecosten.
Travelin’ all
Heart breaking girl.
555.
Dominica XVII post Pentecosten.
556.
Dominica XVIII post Pentecosten.
551.
Dominica XIX post Pentecosten.
558.
Dominica XX post Pentecosten.
244338.
Dominica XXI post Pentecosten.
31445.
Dominica XXII post Pentecosten.
31446.
Dominica XXIII post Pentecosten.
31447.
Précis d’éxécution, de registration
et dimprovisation 4 Vorgue.
11784.
Tournier (Marcel) Deux préludes ro-
mantiques. 21569 (564).
Tours (Berthold):
Gloria in excelsis. 21569 (166).
In Thee O Lord, have I put my
trust. 21569 (250).
Jubilate Deo. 21569 (271).
Tout (Warren) Alone with you.
Tovey (A. R.):
Fickle women.
You proved unfair. 12786.
Tovey (C. F.) Smiling eyes. 33185.
Tovey (H. G.) Live Christ through-
out the day. 32318.
Tower (Mary) Angela Hleanor Mary
McCann... 98.
Towers (—):
Old Hawaiian guitar. 20421.
Swanee moon, where the Swanee
river flows. 30648.
Towers (J. L.):
Am I ever in your dreams, dear.
76.
Dew drops and tulips. 19071.
Towers (Leo) pseud. See Blitz (Leo)
Towers pub. co. My marvelous girl.
32609.
Towl (lL. W.):
Bonus song.
Ever. 24516.
65.
10203.
6494.
2174
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
In a quaint old fashioned garden
in Japan. 24963.
Magic of your smile. 171138.
That’s the way with love. 21081.
Waitin’ for the judgment day.
18312.
Town talks. 63822, 8746, 9070, 9485,
123886.
Towne (Slocombe) auw., and Towne
(D. A.) prop. Eleven-six. 6842.
Towner (D. B.) au, and Towner
(A, RP.) prop.:
Christ the light. 24031 (27).
Christian fellowship song. 26533
(40).
Cross on the hill. 24031 (388).
Gift of righteousness. 24031 (57).
God's book. 29189 (137).
I am on the glory side. 24031
(79).
I am waiting, thou art willing.
24031 (80).
I want to win the crown of life.
24031 (94).
If it be true. 24031 (95).
Jesus blessed name. 24031 (99).
Look and live. 24031 (120).
Lord will give grace and glory.
24031 (121).
Mighty love
(129).
O ’twas love.
O wonderful love. 24031 (148).
Promise of pardon. 24031 (167).
Redeeming love. 24031 (169).
Ride on in majesty. 24031 (173).
There is only one way. 24031
(210).
This is my prayer.
When wounded sore.
of Jesus. 24031
24031 (147).
24031 (212).
24031 (227).
Which bid, my brother. 24031
(228).
Towner (Harl) Betty and Bob theme.
18807.
Townes (Eulee) :
Clotild. $886.
Delilah. 10012.
Lord remember me.
Towns (Jack) Ashes.
Townsend (Herbert)
11126.
31069.
Couple of miles
to heaven. 9934.
Townsend (Maida) - Our’ Landon.
32810.
' Townsend (Phyllis) When my wish
comes true. 33686.
Townsend (R. 8.) Lick ’em with Lan-
don—that’s who. 19982, 22643.
Townsend (Rufus) :
Gambler’s confession. 779.
Little shack by the maples.
Untrue love. 2884.
When I’m gone you'll be blue.
3025.
1513.
126829—37——43
Townsend natl. legion. Townsend
national legion convention song.
15139.
Townsend prayer. 12388.
Towsley (EF. A.) Casadaza march.
21759, 31262.
Toy (Ernest)
32893.
Tozer (A. E.) au., and Tozer (M. R. E.)
prop. Proper of the mass for Sun-
days and holidays. 3270 (523).
Tozer (N. G.) When a robin sings.
9248.
Poupée valsante.
Traccia infernale. 342.
Trace (Al) Silly symphonette. 11975.
Tracey (Billy) My dream of old
Broadway. 1824.
Tracey (William) Fifty million
robins can’t be wrong. 22027.
Trachtenberg (Edvin) Nit far mir is
yetzt tzum singen. 20374.
Little love nest. 20009.
Tell me what is love.
Tracy, (Je) Ds)
Tracy (Cie we)
30693.
Tracy (McKee):
Beach comber. 31117.
Desolation. 26922.
I need you so. 31978.
Lazy harbor. 25135.
My Ireland. 32595.
Paean of love. 32822.
Punuluu. 25719.
When the sun sets on the Volga.
33704.
Where the sky blue meets the sea
blue. 26354.
Willow trees are swaying by the
bayou. 33767.
Tracey (W. G.) Ching - Foo.
(59).
Trafford (Frank):
Counting crotchets in my sleep.
9926.
29189
For-a ten centimos. 19248.
It ain’t no use at all. 16785.
Midnight serenade. 1714.
What’s all this about a wishing
well. 21294.
You've only yourself to blame.
3244.
Trail dust. 29306, 30681, 30762, 33355,
33483.
Trail of the lonesome pine. 4820, 5841,
9058.
Trail of the trader. 15143*.
Trailer parade. 26845.
Traina (Betty) He never eared.
16366.
Tramp, tramp, tramp. 15145.
Trampl (Ernst) In Wallstreet ist der
teufel los. 4418.
Tranchant (Jean):
Il existe encore
10770.
des bergéres.
9175
INDEX
Tranchant (Jean)—Continued.
Six chansons de Jacotte. 9068.
Transatlantic rhythm. 22273, 26715,
27070.
Transit (Fred) :
Heaven-sent. 29722.
I’ve got the high tax blues. 7381.
Trapani (Francisco) Remember last
night. 25749.
Trapani (Francisco) & co. Remember
last night. 25749.
Trapnell (KE. J.) Mine, almost. 30164.
Trapnell (Whitey) See Trapnell
(H. J.)
Trate (Gene) Somebody’s love.
Bolle.
Where the cow trails
12653.
dbo (af, dio)
wind and Cross.
Trautman (G. E.):
Chime of the bells. 3577.
I’m forever showering roses on
you. 7298.
Travelers (The) 12862 (258, 338, 354,
381, 417).
Travelling musicians. 12398.
Travers. (RR. oven Old Willamette
stream. 5134.
Travers (M. A.):
Ballad of Christmas. 29282.
Bells of Bethlehem town.
Blush of Christmas holly.
Glad evangel. 29649.
Golden carol. 29663.
Tumult of joy. 30783.
Traviata (La) 9509 (764).
"Travisueebte IL.) *
Alone. 6301.
Texas Shriners march. 15044.
Travis (R. R.) Dark hills. 24877.
Trayle (H. F.) This broken heart
omine. 12329.
Treadwell (Catherine) :
Dreamer of dreams. 21922.
I'd like to drown myself in dreams.
22246.
My paradise.
Treasure (F. R.)
29804.
29330.
22970.
Bounty mutineers.
261.
Treasure chest community songster.
15146.
Treasure chest of children’s songs and
games. 2826.
Treasure chest of Christmas songs and
earols. 380770.
Treasure chest of cowboy songs. 2827.
Treasure chest of darn fool ditties.
9065.
Treasure chest of gems for piano.
9066.
Treasure chest of homespun _ tunes.
2828.
Treasure chest of old time song hits.
2823,
Treasure chest of songs we love. 9067.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 31
Treasure chest of world-wide songs.
S068.
Treasure chest publications, inc. :
Treasure chest community song-
ster. 15146.
Treasure chest of children’s songs
and games. 2826.
Treasure chest of Christmas songs
and carols. 380770.
Treasure chest of cowboy songs.
2827.
Treasure chest of darn fool dit-
ties. 9065.
Treasure chest of gems for piano.
S066.
Treasure chest of homespun tunes.
2828.
Treasure chest of old time song
hits; . 2829:
Treasure chest of songs we love.
9067.
Treasure chest of world-wide
songs. 9068.
Treasure Island. 28793*.
Treasure trails. 21132*.
Treat (M. E.) See Allingham (M.
EK. T.)
Treath(G. 70):
Swahili hunt song. 28630.
Swahili laboring songs. 28631.
Swahili lion hunt chant. 28632.
Swahili lion song. 28683.
Trebor (Roberta) Just for
13971.
Trecate (L. F.)
30338.
Tredinnick (Robert)
back tomorrow. 32877.
Tredowata. 33756, 33757.
Tree in the wood. 6253 (488).
Treese (G. E.) After the sun shines
dear. 21576.
Treharne (Bryceson) :
Ah, moon of my delight. 9537.
Behold the Lord High Executioner.
Ze
you.
Omino innamorato.
Please come
By the light of the moon. 18857.
Christmas carol. 26802*.
Come to the woodlands. 413.
Coming of day. 5821.
Cuban folk-song. 18218.
Cuckoo. 19005.
Dance a cachucha.
Dark eyes. 4938.
Echoing voice. 640.
Hlegy. 7923, 7924.
Far o’er the bay. 18394.
Flowers that bloom in the spring.
469.
7438.
Going to the tournament. 21145.
Grandfather’s clock. 16308.
Heavens are declaring. 29298.
Hen convention. 16892.
I’se gwine back to Dixie. 16632.
2176
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Joan of Arce, the maid of Dom-
remy. 22547*.
March of the little tin soldiers.
20150.
March of the peers. 1651.
May now Thy spirit. 1674.
Mount your horses. 1788.
Old Zip Coon. 174892.
Omnipotence. 5414.
Pop! goes the weasel. 17645.
Prayer for purification. 2183.
Prayer of thanksgiving. 30428.
Procession of the Siirdar. 2197.
30454.
8563.
33152.
20851.
thanksgiving.
Rejoice greatly.
Roll out, ranger.
Sing, O heavens.
Song of Hafiz.
Song of
25882.
Sweet memory. 2654.
Take it as it comes. 2681.
That sweet story of old. 33396.
There she lies in slumber deep.
27638.
This merry festal day. 21080.
We have a song to sing, O. 2959.
25931,
We're called gondolieri. 2967.
We sail the ocean blue. 2976.
When he was a lad. 3018.
Treibel (Delphine) My silver-haired
mother. 14421.
Treiber (H. E.) Lullaby. 8045.
Treinen (S. W.) Failure. 19202.
Tremaine (Bobbee) Little Audrey
just laughed and laughed. 14100.
Trémolo (—):
Argentina. 9600.
Dans ma province. 9972.
Epellation téléphonique. 10155.
Ulalie. 12450.
Tremper (Marguerite)
home. 23188.
Trenker (Werner )
Trent (W. P.) jr.:
’Cause she loved to play with sol-
diers. 341.
I’m looking up at heaven when I’m
looking down at you. 1110:
Little Jackie Horner, always in his
corner. 150%.
Long as you've got a little spot in
your heart for me. 1534.
Oh! Drat the Duchess. 2003.
There’s nothing in my heart but
you. 2757.
Trente et quarante.
18647.
Tresselt (Frank)
3564.
Trevalsa (Joan) See Gurley (Joan)
Trevor (Charles) :
Ling’ring in the woodland glades.
4650.
Our pine cabin
Konzert. 21138.
548, 2205, 2911,
Chain gang song.
My Irish homestead near the river
Bann. 25446.
Trevor (Huntley) :
Cinderella. 6618.
Fancy meeting you.
Join me in a love song, kissy,
kissy, kiss, kiss, kiss. 32162.
King of the road. 19899.
Let’s all be a happy family. 19951.
Old dinner-wagon. 2019.
10190.
Ring your little bell, ting, ting.
32998.
Round the old barrel organ with
Sally. 30485.
Same old seaside shore. 383055.
Spain. 14898.
Up the hill to happy days. 21185.
We shall all be there on coronation
day. 33636.
Wear a top o’ the morning smile.
33638.
When hI was h’out Win h’India.
6000.
With my shillelagh under my arm.
33608.
You can’t do that there ’ere. 9423.
Trewhela (Ralph) Prospect township.
14625.
Triangle music co.
31750.
Triba (Geraldine) I just natur’ly
stopped living. 10550.
Trickett (Bruce) Blue Ridge Moun-
tain moon. 3479.
Trietsch (Ken) :
Hoosier stomp.
Oakville twister.
Trigery (Jean)
29547.
Triggs (Harold) :
Autumn legend. 632.
Haul that timber.
24739.
25541.
En rangeant linsigne.
Fuller and Warren. 29625.
Tyrolienne. $108.
Trimareo (J. E.):
Place in my heart. 28274.
23307.
Shadows of yester-
Say you won’t leave me.
Trimble (A. J.)
day. 2413.
Trimble (J. C.) Texas, dear old Texas.
15042.
Trimingham (Ann)
changing voices.
Trimm (EK. M.)
580.
Trinder (Walter) :
Heigh ho. 10413.
Peep o’ day. 32845.
Silver lady. 33139.
Sweeter than songs of summer.
Part songs for
8376.
Down lovers’ lane.
30660.
Trinkaus (G. J.):
Berceuse. 381670.
Game of tag. 21569 (156).
Hermit’s dance. 21569 (200).
pays
INDEX
Trinkaus (G. J.)—Continued.
Knight Rupert. 31670.
Pantomime dance. 21569) (433).
River of peace. 12862) (440), 26533
(238).
Russian dance. 21569 (477).
Spanish dance. 21569 (5253).
Tickle your toes. 12862: (503).
Trip to Africa. 29189 (4, 140, 168, 204,
208, 359).
ATi) «(Che Es):
My love dreams never come true.
11407.
On the silvery sands of Waikiki.
11582.
Trippet (M.
28408.
Trippy
12684.
Trittico Francescano. 12403%*.
Trivers (Barry) Along the Broadway
trail. 24076.
Trnecek (H.)
Trognée (—)
Avs) Roseland polka.
(Russell) Why do I sing.
Spring song. 381705.
Sévilla. 17862.
Troisi (C. P.) Doo doo doo and what
you goin’ to do. 3768.
Trojanowski (EK. C.) Trojanowski
Polish dance folio no. 3. 18235.
Trombetta (William) Blue, biue over
you. 3469.
Trombley (Isabel) Sleepy time is nigh.
28528.
Tronieri (Marin) I’m all broken up.
22309,
Tropical music publishers. Ruqui-
ruqui-ruqui. 5378.
Tropical song counter:
Gay orange blossoms. 31683.
Oh! I’ve got sand in my shoes.
32740.
Trosclair (Magdeline)
32185.
Trotére (H.) Goto sea. 6990.
Trott (Josephine) Studies in shifting.
3270 (627).
Troubadour (Der)
Trousdale (A. L.):
Texas welcome. 8959.
Texas welcomes you.
15048.
Twa wee hands. 33535.
Trovatore (Il) 12498, 30776.
Troy (Teddy) Um all broken up.
23309.
Troya (lL. H.) Rose of my eye.
Troyer (Carlos) :
Eenie, mienie, meinie mo.
(165).
Forget me not. 3270 (200).
Song of the plains. 3270 (606).
Trubeck (G. W.) lLet’s look at the
moon. 4622.
True (Latham)
Just we two.
26202, 26203.
8960, 15047,
14708.
Two ballads. 2840.
3270
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
True (S. E.) Minister plenipotentiary.
32496.
True neighbors. 2841.
Trued (S. C.) Jesus more wonderful
Thou art. 22542.
Trumbauer (Frank):
Bass drum Dan. 9657.
Flight of the haybag.
Krazy Kat. 16891.
Mayor of Alabam’. 11242, 20170.
Trumbull (Jean) Song of happiness.
30589.
Trumbull (M. G.):
10213.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, he’s our
President. 16235
Let’s have prosperity. 16940.
You've gotta treat your mama
right if you’re gonna get devo-
tion from me. 21543.
Truner (Fred) It’s your time, not my
time, to make up. 25031.
Trunk (Richard) :
Deutschland. 29473.
Glaube. 29650.
Klage. . 29979.
Morgenrot, Deutschland. 22877.
Truska (A. J.) In my little rendezvous
of dreams. 32079.
Trussell 1Ge:):
Dominion. 19690.
Masnadieri. 383577.
Tsar Saltan. 3908.
Tschaikowsky (P. L.):
Andante. 24031 (218).
Andante cantabile. 9509
15154, 15155, 28809.
Autumn song. 15156.
Chanson triste. 2844.
Chant sans paroles. 28810.
Chorus of reapers. 21569 (571).
Coming of day. 5821.
Czarina. 33515.
Eugéne Onéguine.
407).
Going to the tournament. 21145.
Hobby horses. 12415, 12416.
How long wilt Thou forget me.
(751),
15517 (406,
28811.
In the cathedral. 12417.
Legend. 15157.
Marche slav. 5822, 18240.
Melodie. 9509 (752).
None but the lonely heart.
33516-83518.
Song of the lark. 28812.
Song that you sang long ago. 15517-
(408).
Swan lake.
Three pieces. 26159.
Thy word abideth. 28814.
Toy soldiers. 33519.
5823,
28813.
Troika en traineaux. 5824.
Tsarine. 33520.
Tschaikowsky fantasie. 9079.
2178
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Valse gracieuse. 26160.
Waltz. 30779.
Waltz of the flowers.
Tschakotf (Ivan) Cossack
13205.
Tsecherepnin (Alexander)
tinze. 20708.
Tsianina. My garden of
LAST.
Tubbs (W. D.)
graph. 14495.
Tucceri (Amneria) Italia bella. 13921.
Tucci (Hlizabeth) Amore di patria.
6316.
Tucci (J. A.)
one. 10640.
Tucci (Terig) :
Ojos de mi moza.
Por que. 2170.
Tuchman (William)
21959.
Tuchock (E. H.):
For my mother.
My sun. 25476.
Tucker (Carl) :
Fluttering round a flame.
Fritzi. 3945.
I love you. 1066.
My Lord, the carriage waits.
28815.
revels.
~ Russische
memories.
Old-fashioned photo-
I’m looking for a some-
8267.
Hastern romance.
24577.
6919.
S113.
One man woman. 2067.
tar-wagon. 14916.
Tucker (Edna) Chasing rainbows.
6595.
Tucker (Eric) Only you. 25606.
Tucker (Henry) Sweet Genevieve.
23500.
Fellsland. 19224.
Sinner you better re-
Tucker (J. C.)
Tucker (L. R.)
pent. 2468.
Tucker (W. A.)
Tucker (W. ©.)
drifting. 19759.
Tucker (Walter)
12970.
Tufts (H. W.):
Childhood days.
Our America. 11617.
In my red canoe I’m
Auxiliary march.
24288.
Down on the Rio Grande. 582.
Tuggy (Effie) Elephants. 19162.
Tuite (Jeannette ) Baby’s lullaby.
26619.
Tulacz (Garnet) Song of the dunes.
17974.
Tulane (Hugh):
Headin’ for the wagon.
Here’s how. 29728.
I ain’t got nothing money won’t
cure. 29768.
Language of ilove. 29996.
29717.
Walking alone at night. 30836,
Tullar (G. C.):
All things are ours. 6253 (9).
God will take care of me: 21569
(171).
Hail to the living King. 6253
(168).
He brought me out. 38270 (245).
Hear the captain’s eall. 3270
(aide
In strains exultant. 6253 (239).
On business for the king. 29189
(311).
3270
Open your dreaming eyes.
(488).
Springtime’s here. 6253 (447).
Sunny springtime. 6253 (458).
There’s a beautiful city. 2746,
Wayside hymns. 2954.
Yes you may. 3270 (764).
Tullar-Meredith co.:
Babe divine. 24127.
Bells on Christmas day. 31147.
Candles of youth. 15801*.
Dawn of life. 3692.
Easter hope. 3819.
Exalt His name. 10180, 24529,
270438, 31542. :
Garlands of praise. 6253 (140).
God’s family. 16289*.
In Joseph’s garden. 4391*.
Keep singin’ along. 29978.
Melodies of childhood. 14247.
Message of the Christmas candles.
30156*.
Nature’s awakening. 5019.
Sign of peace. 25864*.
Spirit of summertime.
Star-led. 30617*.
Story of a song. 5605*.
14898.
When Christmas really came.
26292*.
Tuller (Coburn) Campfire memories.
3d la
11826.
Please teacher.
Tumbling tumbleweeds.
Tunbridge (Joseph)
5240.
Tuneful little melody. 23659.
Tunes and harmonies. 21148.
Tunes from Yonside. 33528.
Tunes to play and sing. 26168.
Tuning up. 5830.
Turandot. 28312.
Turchan (Michael):
Believe it or not. S689.
Let me dream. 30010.
Swing-ola. 30675.
To me. 30749.
You don’t know. 30962.
Turchet (Nerino) :
Always with you. 12914.
Beautiful sunshine of spring.
31128.
Turelly (Arthur) pseud. See Stern
(Arthur )
Turina (Joaquin) :
Ciclo pianistico. 384.
Fantasia sobre cinco notas. 715.
2179
DEAE, WAS: Vee!
rr
Turina (Joaquin )—Continued.
Femmes de Séville. 10201.
Hipocrates. 936.
Ofrenda. 1999.
Tres poemas.
Turine (Victor) :
Gazouillis. 10288.
Si josais. 11966.
Turini (—) Sonata in re bemolle mag-
giore. 28553.
Turk (Mareella) :
Go dancing.
Who can tell.
Turk (Samuel)
26929.
Turkepine (Annie) :
Ben the boasun’. 9509 (53).
Daddy’s letters. 9509 (165).
Turkey in the straw. 21150, 33529.
Turmhohe liebe. 18242*.
Turn ye to me. 21156.
Turnage (J. C.):
I’m leaving the old avenue. 16589.
Let us go back to our land of
romance. 27719.
Our Mister Roosevelt.
You'll eall
2855.
3986.
6077.
Did
you forget.
14546.
me back some day.
29127.
Turnbow (A. L.) Lazy son of the
South. 19939.
Turnbull (Bill) See Turnbull (W. N.)
qr.
Turnbull (W. N.): gr.:
amg ayan. T3615.
Still we find that we're in love.
20905.
Turner (A..N..V.)-:
Coronach. 9509 (155).
Cottage song. 9509 (156).
Hush, ma bairnie. 9509 (305).
Rouse Caledonians. 9509 (633).
Turner (Charles) Adieu. 6262.
Turner (G. E.):
After the waltz was over. 21577.
Dreaming a dream. 21925, 24467.
I meant to tell you. 24876.
Music from behind the
22893, 25399.
Two lips in the moonlight. 23671.
When the stars whisper good-night
to you. 33703.
Turner (Joseph) :
Beautiful dreams of you. 3422.
When you whispered love to me.
30899.
Turner (L. M.)
the valley of my dreams.
moon.
There’s a cottage in
2748.
Turner (M. Cox) If I were you.
24941.
Turner (M. Cozzens) It’s in the cards.
16799.
Turner (M. E.)
try town. 10785.
Turner (Max) Yellow roses.
Turner (Mildred C.):
I wish they didn’t mean good-bye.
15423.
24925.
Land on your feet with Landon.
PilT.
Turner (Olga) Adieu. 6262.
Turner (R. A.) Letter that we all
have time to write. 16954.
Turner (R. M.) What have I done.
12584.
Turner (Ruthe) And I miss you.
26573.
Turner co. Songs Texas sings. 8779.
Tussing (E. L.) Smile all the while.
5503.
Tuten (EK. S.):
I’m kinda blue over you. 16588,
24858.
I’ve mortgaged my heart to you.
29839.
In my dreams. 13845.
Moon above. 14285, 25358.
My little hitch hiking gal. 17324.
My little sunny California home.
17328.
Naughty little love bird is nipping
my heart. 17380.
No foolin’. 1957.
Ridin’ home. 20658.
Tuthill (Burnet) :
Fantasy sonata. 19217.
Fugue for four brasses. 19277.
Tuthill (P. E.) Rambling trooper.
PB VAME
Tuttle (C. O.) Lonesome lullabye.
27767.
Tuttle (Earlamay) See Shinn (E. T.)
Tuttle (Jeannette) Old fashioned gar-
den. 30328.
Tuxen (Elisabeth) Frem paa marsch.
13437.
Tuzzeo (Salvatore) Why can’t it hap-
pen to me. 15872, 30915.
‘Twas in the moon of winter-time.
30786-30788.
Tweden (Orian) You’re a lot of hap-
piness. 12787.
Twigg (D. J.):
Bredon Hill. 24205.
Sigh no more ladies.
Twining (Nell)
Twinkle. 30443.
Twinkling stars.
Twinn (Sydney) :
Soul. 238420.
Three first term violin pieces for
class teaching. 21162.
Tune time. 28817.
Violin class book of scales and ar-
peggios. 23708. ‘
8678.
Hyacinths. 13613.
30041.
In a quaint old coun- | Twitty (William) My secret devotion.
1898.
2180
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Two guitars.
30791.
Two hands in a glove. 15169*.
Two hearts in harmony. 10052, 10947,
11115.
5844, 12440, 15169, 21164,
Two lives. 21166.
Two minnelieder. 21569 (4386).
Two pins. 24031 (81).
Two seventeenth century tunes. 18176.
Twomey (Kay):
Dream time. 24464.
Plow man. 32881.
Swimming against the tide.
Why pretend. 18487.
Tyger (lL. B.) My cabin by the road.
27998.
Tyler (E..S:)
15605.
Tyler (H. G.)
Sally. 7078.
Tyler (J. W.)
30668.
Arm in arming again.
Has anybody here seen
My beautiful vision of
love. 14838, 32570.
Tyler (K: P.) Message from over the
sea. 30156.
Tyler (Lottie) That’s a plenty. 21569
(550).
Tyler (Toby)
Tyors (Paul)
2682.
See Tyler (F. S.)
Take me back to Idaho.
Tyrolean folk-lied. 5853.
Tyson (A. L.):
Fairest flower. 19206.
From the start, dear. 27112.
If you go away. 27520.
Tyson (M. L.) One little cloud. 14530.
Ua like no a like. 21169, 30797.
Uber (Alan) Love forever. 22725.
Udall (Lyn) pseud. See Keating
(J. H.)
Ueltschi (Lena) Take it on the chin
with a grin. 12214.
Ufaton verlags g. m. b. h.:
Aus liebe zu dir will troubadour
sterben. 4565.
Betty’s lied. 228.
Donogoo tonka . 6778.
Es war schon, als du sagtest:
liebe dich. 6853.
Ewig rauscht das meer. 699.
Finnische fantasie. 31578.
Friihlingsgeschichten. 31619.
Heute bin ich so fidel. 31791.
Ich hab dich so gern. T7732.
In meinem herzen, schatz, da ist
Ich
fiir viele platz. 32075.
Junge graf. 13845.
KGnigin der liebe. 4565.
Kuss ist wunderbar. 1411.
Liebe ist so stiss. 32277.
Lied von der kleinen frau. 699.
Lieder, die uns der zigeuner
spreltil) . 1o0g#32.
Nacht auf Java. 2996.
Tausend buunte bitimelein. 2696. |
Weiss man denn wirklich, was
gliick ist. 2996.
Zigeunerbaron. 26523.
Ugene (B.) Beneath the weeping pine.
220.
Uher (Bruno):
Das wird noch in vielen jahren fur
die welt ein mirchen sein...
3689.
Wir’ ich ihr freund, mein fréulein.
5908.
Uh?-(Ro Re) aus and WH tes.) 77.
prop. :
Love’s not the thing to-day.
On the sand by the sea.
Partners in a crime. 2111.
Unaccustomed as I am. 18261.
Ulbrich (Ruth) Please don’t run over
Men wZooiie
Uldall (Hans):
Auftakt zur tat. 29260.
Musik ftir blechbliaser u. schlagin-
strumente. 1803.
Ulen (C. B.) To Psi iota xi. 18206.
Ulfig (Walter) Tag und nacht denk’
ich an Elisabeth. 14999.
Ulin (Al) Adorable paradise.
Ullom (V. H.)
1577.
17508.
ZAC Tae
Harbor of driftwood.
27214.
Ulrich (D. W.) ’Neath the South Sea
moon. 1931.
Umlah (M. J.) Dream girl. 21914.
Un de la canebiére. 6555, 7563, 8392,
8393, 8485, 9156, 9400.
Under the double eagle.
Under two flags. 20476.
Under your spell. 29228, 30233.
Underhill (M. E.) Sweet Golden Locks.
12168.
Unforgotten dream. 18269.
Unger (Stella) When Louis from St.
Louis plays the St. Louis blues. 9277.
Union de compositores:
Amor de esclavo. 31043.
Mentiste. 32471.
Union musical espanola:
Ciclo pianistico. 384.
Fantasia sobre cinco notas.
Hipécrates. 936. ;
Ofrenda. 1999.
Tres poemas. 2853.
Union of American Hebrew congrega-
tion. Friday evening service. 10259,
24594.
Union of South Africa, reciprocal copy-
right protection of music, p. 5.
Union party. Lemke victory march.
27686, 30008.
Unisonal scales, chords and rhythmic
studies for military bands. 2881.
2877, 21175.
715.
United Lutheran church in America.
Board of publications:
Story that God is love. 18021.
2181
INDEX
United Lutheran church in America.
Board of publications—Continued.
Witnesses to the resurrection.
3141.
United music publishers, Itd.:
Fantasia of the veld. 714.
Guards parade. 877.
Lullaby of the Volga. 1619.
United pub. co.:
Answer to weeping willow. 26585.
Jealous hearted me. 27601.
Just another broken heart. 27624.
28055.
66th U. S. infantry, light
66th infantry, light tanks.
My native home.
U. S. Army.
tanks.
15517.
U. S. Army. 316th infantry.
duty. 31228:
Universal edition, a. g.:
Aged. 3286.
Alten. 12908.
Arabische nichte.
Arioso. 18748.
Ball bei Prinz Eugen. 3401.
Ballettmusik. 18767, 18768.
Birthday greeting. 3459.
Canon. 3536.
Cantantibus organis.
Caprice 1. 301138.
Consolation. 19997.
Couturiere. 18986.
Dezember. 3724.
Dorische musik. 3764.
Drei gesinge. 21277.
Drei iberische lieder.
Hlegiac sonata. 3825.
Fanfare. 29580.
Kesch und resch. 29586.
Festliche welt. 3886.
Fragmente aus dem btihnenwerk
Karl V. 25616.
Griindliches theoretise h-prak-
tisches unterrichtswerk fiir die
chromatische harmonika. 19371.
Im tale des Schyls. 29870.
Call of
18718.
18888. ”
20142.
In meiner triume heimat. 19751.
Jesus and the traders. 19836.
Konzert. 4834, 30409.
Konzert ftir orchester. 19912.
Konzertante symphonie. 4568.
Liandliche suite. 19925.
Leise fiehen meine lieder. 20736.
Lieder. 19984.
Lyrische tanzmusik. 20122.
Orchestermusik mit klavier. 20481.
Partita in H-moll. 5200.
Pastorale und scherzo. 30388.
Paysage pour une Jeanne D’Arec 4
Domrémy. 30390.
Preludio e Fughetta. 20589.
Sinfonia di caccia. 5477.
Streghe. 5189.
Streichquartett G-dur.
Suite agreste. 20922.
30633.
pt. IlI, n. s., v. 31
Suonata da camera. 5628.
Tantum ergo. 14742.
Tanzsuite. 20992.
Toceata. 33838, 19267.
Too late. 5800.
Trois poémes dansés.
Variations. 30816.
Verklartes jahr. 15207.
Verlorene sohn. 5886*.
Vienna dance no. 2. 21205.
Volkslieder aus Osterreich.
Wiener album. 6097. -
Zehn klavierstticke. 3899.
Zu spat. 15514.
1. symphonie. 3462.
3. Symphonie. 6253.
'V. streichquartett. 21568.
Universal edition (London) ltd. Pick-
wick. 28269*.
Universal music agencies:
4424.
5903.
Annen-polka. 97.
Artist’s life. .119.
Blue Danube. 252.
Country danee. 446.
Himmelsgesinge. 933-985.
Hop and go one. 957.
Irmelin rose. 1275.
Polish dance. 2161.
Polka eaprice. 2164.
Romany rye. 23815.
Sandy Hook. 2360.
Sigh. 2441.
Skeleton’s parade. 2472.
Tango caprice. 2690.
Valse caprice. 2895.
Universal music publications.
swing mother-in-law. 28652.
University of Toronto, Toronto con-
servatory of music, local examina-
tions in music. 28848.
Unmogliche frau. 18865.
Unsere klassiker fiir die jugend. 21183.
Unvolikommene ehe. 5870.
Up, and sing, good Christians. 28855.
Upchurch (J. K.) How can you look
like you do, and be like you are.
31825.
Updegraff (HE. F.) Just because of you.
7612.
Upjohn (Fred)
Swing
You are gone and I’m
alone. 21482.
Upmeyer (Walter) :
Konzert. 19910, 19913, 19914,
19946.
Triosonate G-dur. 211387.
Upshaw (T. L.):
Dear little you. 3696.
When grandpa lays ’em down.
15298, 26295.
Upson (Dean) When it’s lamp lightin’
time up in heaven. 23806.
Upson (G. A.) When the moonlight
spreads a carpet of gold upon the sea.
15327.
2182
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Uranga (EH. D.) Alla en el rancho
grande. 57.
Uray (EH. L.) Variationen. 12488.
Urban (George) Wisconsin centen-
nial march. 18505.
Urban (L. W.) We'll win with the
G. O. P. 21261.
Urban (Max):
Asi es la mujer. 21634.
Bongo. 293838.
Calvario de una esposa. 21749.
Celos. 6584.
Chapultepec. 15828, 15829.
Cielito lindo. 24805.
Desheredados. 67538.
Madres del mundo. 17108.
Malditas sean las mujeres.
Maria Hlena. 1660.
Maribuana. 20158.
Mater nostra. 17153.
Muertos hablan. 1798.
Mujeres de hoy. 382548.
Noche de pecado. 2380385.
Novillero. 17486, 20389.
Santo desierto de Cuajimalpa.
8616.
Uruapam.
Urban (P. D.)
thru the night.
Urbane (Philip)
8930.
Urbanek (F. A.) & sons:
Pisén Lasky. 20553.
Sousedské. 14889.
Urbanek (S. J.):
In old Miami. 1236.
In the valley of the sun. 1257.
In the valiey of the Temecula.
7505.
Morning serenade. 8022.
My mountain maid. 8128.
Old pal. 5126.
Urben (Jack):
Beautiful dreams. 6404.
June moon. 19848.
Urell (J. A.) You saved the U. S. A.
24009.
Urgellés (J.):
Muechacha. 25892.
Rosita. 25794.
Rumbita. 17787, 20702.
Torero. 18218, 20702.
Uricchio (Vincent): |.
How my heart beat. 4172.
Take me, ’m yours. 5672.
Urie (F. T.) Sounds I love to hear.
33245.
Urmeneta (Amado)
Sesma (Amado)
Urmeneta Sesma (Amado):
Civilon. 24312,
Bética. 227.
Gitanos. 24615.
Lindo. 32286.
20182.
2888.
Shadows that creep
17864.
Tears in the rain.
See Urmeneta
30112.
1663.
28337.
Mandanga.
Maritornes.
Rayito de luz.
Reposo. 8527.
Rosariyo. 14706.
Tie MOAT.“ Does
6 de Enero. 99507.
Urquhart (M. L.) Hand that rocks
the cradle. 10367.
Urricchio (Vincent)
new thing. 6188.
You're a brand
Urseth (A. L.) Song of the clock.
25933.
Uruapam. 2888.
Uruechurtu (R. M.) Mi California.
11263.
Uryga (Peter) Golden thoughts.
6998
Uterhart (Josephine) :
March of the city of New York.
laa ere
My own New York. 14415.
Utley (Fentem) Arkansas hello neigh-
bor song. 93349.
Utopia. 28856*.
Wit CAS see) Wagner stein song.
15219.
Utterback (EH. B.) Down Honeysuckle
lane. 19114.
Vaala (Anna) My little log cabin.
25449,
Vacearello (Edward) We'll roll along
together. 23739.
Vagabond bien aimé. 25042.
Vagabonds (The) See Goodman (Her-
ald), Upson (Dean) and Poulton
(Curt)
Vail (1. KF.) London suite.
Vail (Myrtie) Trip-a-way.
Valabrega (Mario): :
Tu mi piaci. 2846.
Va, muletto, va. 2889.
Valdes (C. L.):
Luz. 7874.
Marciala.
Valdes (I. L.):
Me voy a mi tierra. 4810.
Pcoemas de mi patria. 5241.
Valdes (Miguelito) Ya no alumbra tu
estrella. 21465.
Valdespi (Armando) :
Al pasar por su ventana.
Como te he querido. 3682.
Con un béso. 3648.
Dejame sofiar. 3709.
Divina. 3737, 26937.
Hstrellas de Broadway. 6858.
Florecita. 3910.
HFuiste mia. 39509.
Hindu. 4186.
Novia muerta. 5070.
Pense que volverias.
Piensalo bien. 5225.
Piruli. 8416, 17617.
20207.
SLT.
7912.
3291.
28264.
2183
INDEX
Valdespi (Armando)—Continued.
Sola y triste. 28539.
Tu imagen. 5826.
Tu secreto. 5828.
Valdespi (Raul) :
Azuquita. 18745.
Carolina. 18900.
Vale (Mit) I’m all out of order again.
SoZ.
Valeary (Ernest) WEmmadell. 27015.
Valente (—) Piedigrotta 1936. 25669.
Valente (N.) Piedigrotta 1935. 5224.
Valenti (M. J. F.) Lonesome river.
22698.
Valentin (Erich) F. A. E.. 238318.
Valentine (Grace):
Blue eyes and music. 6473.
Lady of my dreams. 19923.
Song in my heart for you. 20848.
Valentine (I. G.):
Deep in my heart I'll keep a dream
of you. 3706.
I stole a kiss. 1151.
My love, my love. 1869.
When love was in your
3086.
Valle (José del):
heart,
Corrido de Ratil Galvan. 138204.
Corrido del General Cardenas.
13203.
Valle de Paz (E. Del) Fior di dol-
cezza. 21569 (141).
Vallee (H. P.):
All right, all right, all right.
Whiffenpoof song. 9308.
Vallee (Rudy) See Vallee (H. P.)
Vallene (QO. E.) Broken romances.
26725.
Valley of the Espingo.
Vallillo (Anthony) :
Amor di patria.
15546.
21569 (580).
12922.
Love is a kick in the pants. 25244.
Vallini (Mario) Maby. 25279.
Vallone (Frank) :
Boom, boom goes my heart. 13076.
Go to sleep in my arms baby. 10315.
I love loving on a rainy day. 10588.
Keep that music playing. 16874.
Not that Mister Baker not that.
20882.
Palermo Rose. 11686.
Stop! Stop! Stop! when the light
is red. 18019.
Sweet lips sweet mine.
Wal-la wal-la. 21225.
Valraine (Jean) pseud.
(Zephyr)
Valrich (Helen and Stephen) :
Ain’t my brother, ain’t my sister.
35.
14962.
He’s a pal who’s a pal. 4098.
Valsien (—):
Donnez-moi la main. 6777.
See Beaudreau | Van Aman (A. V.)
pt. 11, n. 's., v. 31
Lolita mia. 1524,
Tout petit pont. 2815.
Valvano (R. A.):
I left a rose back in Rome. 24808.
I’m in the dark yet it’s daylight.
13711.
They all call you blue skies. 21065.
Valverde (J.) Clavelitos. 26533. (48).
Valverde (J.) fils. Danse du Paraguay.
12862 (121).
Valverde (Salvador) :
Ay, Maricruz. 9635.
Maria de la O. 17141.
Maria Magdatena. 11230.
Solea. 12020.
Trinia. 18238.
Ya no te quiero. 18545.
Van (Laddie) :
Dreaming of a song.
Lovely lady. 20107.
Van Alen (Patricia) pseud.:
Black satin mood. 6457.
Dream on. 592.
See also Furbeck (P. A.)
Van Alphen (O.) Dreams of Florida.
31487.
Van Alstyne (Egbert) :
Bonnie Annie Laurie. 29189 (42).
Broken idol. 12862 (70), 15517
(39).
Bull frog and the dove. 26583: (30).
Dancing toys. 313889.
Forget me not. 21569 (148).
Go back. 29189 (134).
Golden arrow. 12862 (194, 195).
19129.
Have a drink to Yankee land.
29189 (151).
Heinz is pickled again. 29189
(158).
Honey rag. 26533 (120).
I used to be afraid to come home
in the dark. 3270 (295).
I’ve lost my gal. 29189 (186).
I want somebody to play with.
21569 (239).
I wonder what’s the matter with
my eyes. 38270 (3800).
Liza. 12862 (308).
Pious Peter. 21569 (445).
Poor old dad’s in New York for the
summer. 29189 (334).
Terrible Turk. 21569 (549).
Then we'll all go home. 265383
(291).
We two in an aeroplane. 3270
(702).
When I talk to
the moon about you. 6013.
Vanasek (Benedict) :
Dictionary of chords and scales.
21873, 24416.
Modern system of natural playing
for all brass instruments in treble
clef. 25358.
2184
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Musical calendar of astral birth
seales. 32557.
Van Asperen (G. E.) My Irish love.
11399.
Van Auken (A. M.) Dreaming dreams
of you. 183825.
Van Baar (C. L.) Alumni march.
31033.
Van Broekhoven (Jacob) Racketeer-
ing love. 20614.
Van Buren (Burrell) For composi-
tions by Burrell Van Buren see this
index under names of claimants of
copyright.
Vance (Al)
Van Cleave
moon. 2085.
Van Cleve (Bert) :
What is missing in this picture.
Can I be wrong. 3581.
(Harley ) Old Nevada
30868.
When the sun sets over the Rockies.
21346.
Vandahl (Jack) Ive fallen in love.
4333.
Van Dee (John) Im all out of order
again. 31923.
Vandehei (S. M.):
Back to mother and dad. 38898.
By de Swanee River shore. 15780.
Naggin’ man. 22988.
Start in again all new. 8827.
Stay away from my front door.
5587.
Strolling
25991.
When it’s autumn in the Rockies.
26305.
You can’t mend a broken heart.
3192.
Van Delft (H. J.) pseud.
(Hendrik)
Van Denburgh (Mildred)
folio for the harmonica.
Vanden Elsen (M. J.)
26799.
Van De Putt (Margret)
with mother. 6014.
~Vanderbeck (F. EK.)
waltz. 26533 (65).
Vanderbilt (A. J.)
20660.
Vanderburg (G. J.)
see. 14489.
Vanderburgh (J. D.)
17770.
Vandergrift (F.
flight. 14748.
Vanderlip (L. E.)
down Dream: Avenue.
See Jansen
School band
5412.
Christmas.
When I waltz
Edelweiss glide
Rip Van Winkle.
Oh, Say can’t you
Roosevelt march.
ee) Scotty’s last
Please leave your
heart with me. 8482.
Vanderpool (F. W.) Come away.
15879.
Vandersloot (Cora)
15517. (234).
Maiden’s bower.
Vandersloot (Ff. W.) aw., and Vander-
sloot (Cora) prop.:
Give me a pure heart.
God’s wonderful love.
26533. (99).
I will follow
26588 (1387).
I wonder how the old folks are at
home. 31003 (75).
Jesus hears and answers.
(151).
Sinner, come home. 12862 (468).
Vandersloot (F. W.) also pseud. See
Lincoln (H. J.)
Vandersloot music pub. ¢o.:
Bronson’s song folio. 9779.
Bronson’s song folio for Hawaiian
and Spanish guitars. 6514.
Van der Stucken (Frank) aw., and
Van der Stucken (Dirk) prop.:
Fond request. 9509 (234).
' Gottes zeit ist die allerbeste zeit.
33904 (17).
Hunt is up. 9509 (303).
Judas Macecabaeus. 33904 (100).
Konigsjagd. 9509 (359).
Laughing song. 9509 (374).
6253. (146).
9509 (258),
where He leads.
26533:
Night has a thousand eyes. 33904
(209).
Pretty twinkling starry eyes. 9509
(588).
Vander Waye (J. A.) Contentment to
me. 21802.
Van Deursen (J. M.)
order again. 381928.
Van De Venter (V. K.)
I’m all out of
Land beyond
the sunset. 10997.
Vandevere (J. L.) Polish holiday.
2162.
Van de Water (Frank): -
Stepping in the moonlight. 5596.
Won’t you dance again to-night.
* 21445,
Van Dieman (Horst)
klavier. 6277.
Van Dieren (Bernard)
(Bernard Van)
Vandiver (Ed) Id like to wander
once again with the girl I left be-
hind. 22247.
Van Doorn (Jack)
Van Duzer (R. O.)
19068.
Van Dyke (Audrey) Mother and home.
25380:
Van Dyke (Janie)
Ahoi, schiffer-
See Dieren
Let alone. 19941.
Design for love.
Your promise by
the sea. 12842.
Vane (Denis) My little Irish sweet-
heart. 1856.
Van Fleet (Hleanor) :
My honey. 22989.
What is this thrilling sensation.
21288.
Vangel (A. J.) Why not spoon. 15380.
2185
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v. 31
CaP acaereece aoa ae ea nena pr nr ee eb) Vo Ds
Van Guilder (E. GC.) Defenders.
24403.
Van Gundy (W. W.) Each little
dream. 295383.
Van Gunten (E. S.) Oh, yes, oh, yes,
a million times yes. 20413.
Van Heusen (James) What’s hap-
pened to me. 15281.
Van Heusen (Jimmy) Unforgettable.
15190.
Van Hoesen (A. L.) Barcarolle. 9655.
Van Hoose (Cecil) At the hallowed
place of prayer. 3363.
Van Houten (P. L.) There must be a
reason for love. 33408.
Van Katwijk (Paul) Son of the plain.
14859.
‘Van Keuren (G. L.) You’d look pretty
in an evening gown. 12770.
‘Van Kuren (G. H.):
As long as you’re around. 21632.
If Gabriel blows that horn. 32036.
Just like a thief in the night.
27628.
Van Leeuwen (Ary):
Four miniatures. 5883. |
Précieuse. 2184.
Rigaudon. 2487.
Siciliano. 2437.
Van Loan (Paul):
Foreign Legion bugle call march.
13425.
Success and flowers to you. 12142.
Van Loon (H. W.) Songs we sing.
33241.
Vann (Al):
By the way. 26732.
Can I be wrong. 18122.
It’s in your eyes. 25019.
Now. 203890.
Van Ness (Clarke) Song of the fight-
ing marines. 30592.
Van Ness (J. M.) Unless you’re in
love. O867.
Van Ness (J. N.):
I see you in the flowers.
I’ve found love. 7375.
Van Norman (Frederic) pseud.
Zamecnik (J. 8.)
Van Nuys (L. B.):
Salutation. 25808.
We never ean tell. 33632.
When my little boy comes home
from school. 18422.
Van Ren (Jan) Dream.
Van Rensalier (J. T.)
derstands. 1876.
Van Sant (William) TI keep my
memories of you. 1049.
Van Sickle (Robert) :
Crystal gazer told me so.
Five little words. 16197.
I’m glad we waited. 27413.
In a blaze of glory. 13834.
10681.
See
29514,
My mother un-
15927.
On with Roosevelt. 5150.
Swanee River moon. 20940.
Valley of love. 21189.
Veni Sigal Cy wool. )o es my fault.
13905.
Van Story (W. H.) Some day Ill get
you. 23397.
Van Thal (Dennis) Album of vocal
gems. 38294.
Van Tornhout (G. J.) Ghost-weed.
22085.
Van Valkenburgh (W. D.) jr. How
could I know. 13598.
Van Valkenburgh (Willard) :
How could I know. 13598.
Thanks for that insult. 33382.
When
238380.
Why am I raving like this.
Van-Wagner (Libby)
march. 12862 (317).
Van Walleghem (Lucien) :
Dreaming of a song. 19129.
Lovely lady. 20107.
Say the word. 25817.
Varallo (A. V. and Alfonsa)
of the stars. 11642.
Vardi (J.) Language not all my own.
382232.
Varela (Charlie) Blue melody. 15734.
you first smiled at me.
26376.
Lowell band
Parade
Varela (R. C.) Viva Cristo’ Rey.
30827.
Varey (Eugene) For country and
F. D. R. 27091.
Vargas (Pedro) Vaguedad. 26196.
Vargues (Odette) :
Ronde sur les ondes. 11857.
Six chansons printaniéres. 21194,
21195.
Variationen. 12488.
Variations on native Hawaiian songs.
23693.
Variety music co. Ducky wucky dance.
31503.
Varley (Irene) See Ross (H. I.)
Varnedoe (R. M.) jr. Steppin’ out.
5592.
My Romeo. 25470.
Varnick (Ted)
Vasquez Vigo (J.) Secreto de amor.
25828. .
Vassonie (Tom) I’m in the dark
again. 22334.
Vatia (Pino) Raccolta di 6 canzoni
seelte. 2218.
Vaty (Vincent) Red lips and blue eyes.
23246.
Vaughan (A. C.)
forget you. 5652,
Vaughan (D. Q.) Curly headed kid of
mine. 465.
Vaughan (P. M.) Tenderness. 18121.
Vaughan (W. G.) America’s salute to
the world. 24086.
Sweetheart I can’t
2186
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Vaughan Williams (Ralph) :
Buon party. 33904 (31).
Bushes and briars. 6253 (54).
Concerto for pianoforte and orches-
tra. 243836.
Dona nobis pacem. 19091.
Five Tudor portraits. 15208.
Jolly ploughboy. 6253: (256).
Nothing is here for tears. 20885.
Poisoned kiss. 25683*.
Prologue, episode, and interlude.
20600.
Riders to the sea. 20656.
Running set. 25801.
Sky above the roof. 338904 (272).
Suite. 21196.
Symphony in F minor. 5660.
Vaughen (Winona) When it’s dog-
wood blossom time.
Vaughn (Ray) pseuwd.
(R. V.) jr.
Vawter (R. W.) Littlest star. 22677.
Veazie (G. A.) au., and Veazie (R. G.)
21325, 33678.
See Whitman
prop. Summer shower. 6253 (454).
Vecsei (D. J.) Too bad. 12374.
Ve Doose (Una):
Down Texas way. 13308.
Texas trails. 15046.
Vedova (Victor) Sweet jasmine.
30652.
Veille d’armes. 10771.
Veilleux (Helena) Calmer d’un baiser.
309.
Velgy » (=)
11364.
Velleda (A.)
tuosité. 2902.
Vellones (Pierre) :
Bambolélé. 31108.
Cing épitaphes. 18288.
John Shag 35. 25046.
Split. 2567.
Tehen. 12235.
Vitamines. 26219.
Veloce (Bartholomew )
man to idolize. 10186.
Velotta (Art) Stepping out. 12126.
Veloz (Frank) Yolanda waltz. 8175.
My dear Momi. 113868,
Douze etudes de vir-
F. D. R. is the
Velt (J. M.) Swedish folk-dances.
23497.
Venado de Campo (M.) See De Campo
(M. V.)
Vendrell (Armida) :
I can see it in your eyes.
Lola. 20025.
Vené (Ruggero) :
Dirge. 10626.
For music. 29608.
Rats, 11792, 11798.
Sylvelin. 235382.
Venezianische giirten.
Venners (R. C.):
May I have the next kiss.
13619.
12492.
14236.
There’s
26107.
Venth (Carl)
4191, 10496.
Ventura (Ray):
Ah! Ah. 15535.
C’est ce qui fait son charme. 13110.
Ventura (Ray) & cie.:
Ah! Ah. 15535.
Ah, les gangsters. 24048.
Alma del bandonéon. 15555.
Au-dessus du garage. 31076.
Au Luxembourg. 24116.
Au temps des croisades.
Avee ses sabots. 156389.
Bon roi Jean. 24197.
C’est ce qui fait son charme. 13110.
C’est un peu de vous. 31222.
Cartomancienne. 15815.
Ce soir, c’est un tango.
Ce soir, je pense 4 vous.
Ce soir, Madame, 31266.
Christophe Colomb. 243804.
De soleil, de neige et d’amour.
6734.
Double sérénade. 29504.
En Dio Moana. 24504.
Et puis d’abord qu’est-ce que ca
peut vous faire. 24511.
Fellow malade. 31569.
Garde-chasse. 271238.
Glissons. 6979.
Histoire chinoise.
Homalona, 29741.
J’ai passé au travers.
Légende du
27683.
Madina. 25280.
Mal de mer. 30108.
Marina. T7917.
Mon apéro. 30171.
Ou sont des amants.
Pére Gaspard. 8391.
Petites alliées, 25662.
Quand vous voudrez. 25722.
Quand y a du soleil dans Paris.
28317.
Recuerdo de Oran. 28341.
Réve de jeunesse. 32984.
Réves légers. 32985.
Sans pitié. 25810.
Sérénade arabe. 30517.
Suisse de Notre-Dame. 18039.
Tout va trés bien Madame la Mar--
quise. 9054.
no comparing with you.
Iama Texan. 981, 4190,
24117.
24273.
15821.
24717.
16820.
vaisseau d’argent.
20486.
Tu ne dis rien. 30781.
Tu te trompais... 18241,
Venez danser. 30819.
Y avait un accordéon. 18542.
Y avait un homme. 18543.
Ventura (Ray) & cie. Editions:
Adieu, plus de mystére. 9526.
Beau pays des chiméres. 9667.
En ei cabaret. 10149.
2187
INDEX
Ventura (Ray) & cie. Editions—Contd.| Verrico (Ben)
Fort de France. 10289.
Guapa. 10347.
Pontevedra. 11715.
Valse rouge. 12484.
Venuti (Joe) Hach morning after an
evening with you. 683.
Vera (Luis):
Contesta de soy mexicana. 6668.
Huelguistas. 10482.
Huelyuistas. 7166.
Verbeckmoes (F. A.)
Franklin D. 6578.
Verdi (Giuseppe) :
Aida march. 28870.
Bal masqué. 29189 (450).
Donna é mobile. 23695.
Libiamo nelicti calici.
(764).
Masnadieri. 33577.
Otello. 21569 (585).
Pater noster. 28871.
Troubadour. 26202, 262038.
Trovatore. 12493.
Verdi. 26204—26206.
Verducci (John) It’s too late to tell
me you love me. 4464.
‘Verdun (Henry):
Cest Bichon. 15784.
Quand lamour a passé par 1a.
25024.
Carry on with
9509
Suis ton chemin. 20921.
Veretti (Antonio) :
Favola di Andersen. 722.
Suite in do. 2620.
Vergano (Lea) Need I repeat. 8171.
Vergeson (lL. G.) Old pal, won’t you
come back to me. 17484.
Verino (André) pseud. See
(Fenger )
Verliebte wauwau. 18289.
Verlorene sohn. 5886%*.
Verna (M. A.) I can’t forget you.
10509.
Vernon (B. C.):
Love is a beautiful thing.
Love is king. 14160.
Vernon (Dorothy) :
Little geisha.
Gron
20081.
14109.
North wind blows. 8217.
Swan. 33049.
Vernon (KE. E.) Moonlight wooing.
17245.
Vernon (M. L.) There ain’t nobody
livin’ down below. 8983.
Vernon (M. 8S.) Part songs. for chang-
ing voices. 8376.
Vernon (Max):
I will marry you. 19688.
Little piccaninny mine. 11086.
Vernon (Vinny) See Genovese (VY. V.)
Veronika. 23696.
Verrees (Leon) Bread of the world.
293387.
|
pt. I, n.s., v. 31
Lending my heart to
you. T7700.
Verrow (Alyce) Singing to the moon.
5487.
Vest (Lorin) I think of you, a thou-
sand times a day. 13762.
Vetterling (Arno) Dorothee. 16062.
Vey (Maria) Just an old fashioned
maiden. 7602.
Viacava (José) Comprendre. 424.
Vial (B. R.) Home at last. 943.
Viard (Jules) Sur mon ceeur. 8873.
Viard (Lucien)
11759.
Vibbard (H. L.) EHverybody’s favorite
organ pieces. 19190.
Vicar of Bray. 21208.
Quand on est fort.
Vickers (EH. M.) Just me and you.
32179.
Victor (Frank):
A media luz. 1.
AGehitaltisaZ.
Hesitating blues. 4126.
Modern guitarist’s handbook on
runs, modulations and fill-ins.
7988.
New Handy guitar method. 20351.
O’ marinariello. 1994.
Pick it and play it. 2140.
Victor (Frank) and Harry Volpe
daily exercises for guitar. 2908.
Yellow dog blues. 6143.
Victoria music pub. co., Itd.:
Apart from business. 18714.
Audrey, little Audrey, she laughed
and laughed and _ laughed.
SOT Ke
Between you and me and the car-
pet. 6446.
Bright eyes. 275, 13087.
Cheer up. 24285.
Dance goes on. 26874.
Give me a place in the sun. 3974.
Hotsy-totsy. 7151.
I breathe on windows. 27318.
I’m feeling happy. 1087.
Legacies. 1441, 14037.
Me and my dog. 7933.
Mine’s a hopeless case. 27928.
Over she goes. 28238, 30369.
Side by side. 28482.
Steak and kidney pudding. 20901.
Swing. 8894.
There’s a star in the sky. 21058.
White sails. 26368.
Yes! No! 33813.
Victorious decision songs.
Vidach (J. B.):
All the way to the land of our
dreams. 381025.
Beautiful dream. 31119.
Could you love me as I love you.
31354.
18292.
2188
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Dancing this waltz with my love.
31388.
Down deep in my heart—I know
who loves me. 19112.
I’m in love with you.
I shall sing thy song
16636.
I will remember. 32011.
Just for you and me. 32175.
Longing for you. 32342.
Love in my heart will never part.
17062.
Promise you'll be
we'll be sweetheart.
Rose. 33022.
She got me.
31940.
forever.
mine, happy
32922.
33115.
Some day youll be sorry too.
ESA PA
Summit waltz. 33299.
Waitzing and singing together.
33612.
Welcome home. 33645.
When the roses bloom again.
33701.
Vidal (H.) Souvenir de Santiago.
33246.
Vidal (J. M.) Bettwy march. 3450.
Videto (Ken) Ill be calling on you
to-night. 29798.
Vidler (Will):
Honey, you’re mine alone. 4151.
Hundred to one it’s love. 13608.
Vd rather talk about you. 273833.
I knew it all the time. 16510.
I wonder. 13808.
My sunset valley home. 14425.
Your eyes. 18634.
Vidusso (Carlo) Fantasia cinese.
6890.
Vieil aigle. 9509 (766).
Viel (Catherine) When Johnny plays
the trombone. 26311.
Vienna dance no. 2. 21205.
Viennese refrain. 33581.
Vierne (Louis) :
Messe basse pour les défunts.
- 27919.
Sonate. 6253 (501).
Tryptique. 28808.
Vietz (Udo) Lachen ist gesund.
19919.
Vieweg (C. F.) Sinfonia melodica
C-dur. 383147.
Vieweg (C. F.) g. m. b. h.:
Concertino. 9905, 18968.
Kleine sinfonie in F-dur. 19907.
Konzert. 19910, 19911, 19913,
19914, 19946.
Triosonate G-dur. 21137.
Zwei divertimenti. 33375.
Vigevani (Arnaldo)
luto. 86.
Viggiani (Frank) :
I can’t live without you.
Pupille di Vel-
24773.
22905.
28097.
My blue eyed baby.
Night is so divine.
Viglione (Joseph) :
Forevermore. 22053.
I think you’re wonderful. 22395.
Once you were mine. 175138.
Take me with you. 23543.
Why must we argue all the time.
23872.
You're cuckoo.
Vigliottt Gi. Jz)
Another summer memory.
Sammy Souse. 14723.
Vignett (Ruth) Senorita my beloved.
26478.
12933.
8642.
Vigo (J. Vasquez) See Vasquez
Vigo (J.)
Vigorita (Ciro) Lonesome lover’s
dream. 4691.
Villano (Helen) I hear my lover’s
voice. 7232.
Villatte (Jean) :
5 divertissements 4 2 voix. 12504.
12 lecons de scolfége a 2 voix.
12505.
25 lecons de solfége 4 2 voix.
12506.
Villeneuve (E. S.) Radio waltz.
20619.
Villoldo (A. G.) Choelo. 31287.
Vince (H. M.) Chitiqua. 13158.
Vinee (Margie) Chitiqua. 13158.
Vincent (Al) pseud. See Lambelet
(Vivien)
Vincent (C. E.) America with F. D. R.
24082.
Vincent (Donald)
a melody. 10521.
Vincent (J. W.) Words of my mother.
3151.
Vincent (Joe)
I'd love to sing you
My avenue girl. 8059.
Vincent (Larry) When the sun says
good-night to the mountain. 28995.
Vincent (Louis) Id love to sing you
a melody. 10521.
Vincent (Nat):
On a little farm in Iow-a. 8301.
Pretty quadroon. 2191, 2192.
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky
Mountain home. 2295, 2296.
Vincent (Paul):
Sweet melody. 12174.
Why can’t you love me.
Why did it have to be me.
You don’t say yes. 12772.
Vineent (R. B.):
Cost of war. 18977.
Five little miracles.
Saddle and spurs.
Vine (John):
I vow to thee my country. 32000.
Lark in the clear air. 27672.
Lora of Lismoyne. 27782.
O little one sweet. 5082.
12681.
12682.
13410.
20712.
2189
INDEX
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 31
Vines (L. R.) jr. Vm the cock of the
walk. 31962.
Vineyard (E. S.):
Dancing feet. 480.
In the old buggy days. 1247.
Vinsonhaler (Sheldon) Lady said yes.
7666.
Vintaloro (Michel)
Viola (Renzo) :
Arabs delight.
In the rain.
Last night.
Oh, wise moon. 11551.
Summer romance. 12148.
Violin music the whole world loves.
21207.
Violin song method. 2920.
Violinsky (Sol) pseud. See Ginsberg
(Solly )
Viosea (Gladys and Shirley )
the ecards to-night. 26455.
Virden (Johnny) :
Do you know why 1 love you so.
6766.
Take a look at that rainbow. 8912.
Francie. 22062.
9597.
10813.
11002.
You hold
Virgilio (M. R.) Addio a _ Venezia.
29198.
Virginia Lee. 18296.
Visco (J. D.):
Big shots ball. 6448, 15716.
To love again. 15128.
You’ve passed me by again. 15492.
Visco (Jimmy) See Visco (J. D.)
Visser (Harry) Gayety march. 10286.
Vitak-Elsnie co. Oklamané — srdce.
28161.
Vitale (Luigi) Guerra ’e sanzione.
7041.
Vitellaro (Vincenzo) Song of truth.
14878.
Vitez (Eduard):
Destiny and you. 3717.
Gypsy strings. 4046.
Lovers in the moonlight.
Rhythm in C. 5827.
Vitolo (L. J.) Italia bella.
Vittadini (Franco) Fiordisole.
13406, 16185.
Vivaldi (Antonio):
Concerto d’orchestra. 31332.
Concerto grosso in re minore.
31333.
Concerto in A minor.
85).
Concerto per violino.
25266.
13921.
13405,
18648 (84,
31334-31336.
Concerto per violoncello. 31337.
Concerto IV. 31338.
Concerto V. 31839.
Viviani (D. A.) I found her ad. in the
lonesome column. 16497.
Vivio (Anthony, or Antonio) :
Che femmena si. 31278.
Evviva o Presidente. 24528.
New ballad. 17393.
Ngiuliné. 32670.
Paramaribo. 83870.
Tarantella De Feo. 333871.
Tuorne din’ a ste braccie, carme.
30785.
Vero cuore € quello delle madri.
15208.
Your life is wasting away. 6248.
Vik (Zdenék) Krasna& Manon. 32221.
Voccia (Aniello) :
Aching for you. 3275, 12871.
I’m feeling blue. 24842.
It must be you. 10858.
Parking. 5198.
Voerg (B. S.):
Kiverything is breaking fine to-day.
21987.
Here without you. 22189.
When I am waltzing with you.
23790.
Vogade (Marcel) :
Amants ivres. 31034.
Enfant sommeillait.
Nous irons 1]a-bas.
Rama. 32959.
Valse @un beau soir.
31520.
32711.
18284, 18285.
Vogel (Ernst) Verlag. Bettelstudent.
18804*.
Vogel (F. R.) Who gives a_ hoot.
18467.
Vogel (Jerry) music ¢o., ine.:
Beautiful dreamer. 9668.
Frisky. 16241, 27107.
Jeanie with the light brown hair.
22534.
I can’t carry
Pe sh Cd be
Last love song.
Lone wolf on
14133.
Lost illusions. 25228.
Moon over Cuba was high and so
was I. 22859.
My cup. 30209.
on without you.
1480.
the Indian trail.
Omaha-ha and Idaho-ho. 14507.
Rhythm train. 32990.
Romping on Ramport. 33018.
Take your time. 18089.
There’s a sky of blue in old New
England. 18157.
This is the month of May. 12333.
Vogel (Robert):
Arkansas centennial. 6343.
Sophie, why don’t you speak to me.
33248.
Vogenitz (G. L.):
Drifting along. 19144, 31492.
Moon of gold. 20227.
Please do. 30415.
Vogler (Julius) Five hundred and
twenty six ready to use modulations.
18302.
2190
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Vogler (M. P.):
Breezes of autumn. 138084.
Oh, that Romeo. 20410.
Vogler (Z. B.) It takes a lovin’
woman. 16812.
Vognar (Frank):
Chasse. 8363.
Mareh of the dwarfs. 8027.
Three Bohemian songs. 9149.
Vogt (Carl):
Cuckoo song. 13220.
Humming bird. 138605.
Moet, Cn C:). 77.
Love me too. 14166.
Moods. 27949.
Vogt (Hellmuth) Heiteres vorspiel.
ol ta f.
Vogue mon ceur. 2925, 6965, 9151,
9498, 12511.
Voice of devotion. 21212.
Voice of fate. 18648 (368).
Voice of praise. 29189 (455).
Voigtlander (T. W.):
I am yours forever dear. 27315.
It never could happen again.
29921.
Lonesome. 27764.
Shadows on the river. 30527.
Voigtlander (Teddy) See Voigtlander
(T. W.)
Voit (A. M.) Flying across the sky.
G45.
Voit (H. O.) Jog along. 4498.
Voix denfants. 26220.
Voldemar (Rosemberg) :
Assez ...tu ne reviendras pas
3356.
Garde moi, chéri. 6954.
Points roses... 2160.
Rumba. 33036.
Volk (M. 8.) Broadway blues. 277.
Volkart (Hazel):
Bagpipers. 12987.
Japanese doll dance. 29942.
Oriental dance. 14537.
Volkmann (B.) Copine. 24348.
Volkov (Jan) Marie, oh won’t you
listen to Zingari. 7915.
Volkslieder aus Osterreich. 5903.
Volkwein bros., inc.:
Ledger lines & spaces thru chord
progression. 32246.
Twelve little stemless compositions
for the pianoforte. 31371.
Vollerthun (Georg):
Barock-suite. 29285.
Lieder der andacht. 30026.
Vier lieder aus Ostland. 2980.
Volistedt (Robert) :
Copurchic. 9509 (153).
Danse des Esquimaux. 9509 (175).
Im orientalischen café. 6253
(234).
126829—37—_—-44
Soir de printemps. 9509 (676).
Valse-etincelle. 9509 (762).
Volpe (Albert) Angel of wedding day.
92.
Volpe (Alberto)
the ’387. 30800.
Volpe (Harry):
Courante: 157.
Dream of love.
Fantasy. 9158.
Fuga. 158.
Hesitating blues. 4126.
Modern guitarist’s handbook on
runs, modulations, and fill-ins.
7988.
New Handy guitar method. 20351.
Nocturne. 2931.
Prelude. 164.
Risveglio. 8551.
Victor (Frank) and Harry Volpe
Under the star of
T7354.
daily exercises for guitar. 2908.
Yellow dog blues. 6148.
Volpe (Joseph ) Hotcha! Moon.
31822.
Volto della Vergine. 12516.
Volze (Johnny) He said good-night
when he really meant good-bye.
912.
Vomyilas (A. A.) Why can’t it be me.
12680.
Von Berge (H.):
Here am I, send me. 4119.
Lorenz’s organ treasures, no. 2.
1548.
Lorenz’s organ voluntaries no. 3.
20056.
Voice of devotion. 21212.
We know it. 5941.
Von Borek (Edmund) See Borek
(Edmund von)
Von Bose (Fritz) 7 See Bose (Fritz
von)
Von Coller (A. M.)
wonderful. 11528.
Von Doenhoff (Albert)
21569 (587).
Von Dolecsko (Béla)
(Béla von)
Von Fluss (Starr) pseud.
(S. D., i. e. Mrs. W. S.)
Von Kaas (F. A. C.) It’s a Lincoln
Zephyr. 29922.
O. K. baby, you’re
Deux études.
See Dolecsko
See Fluss
Von Landberg (C. M.) Hurrah for
Franklin D. 4184.
Von Luehrte (Frank):
As you go so go I. 15614.
Baby you beautiful baby. 6378.
Beyond the shadow of a doubt.
18045.
Call to my arms. 9816.
Find first aid in song. 10207.
For me the sun is shining bright.
10229.
2191
INDEX
Von Luehrte (Krank)—Continued.
I felt the pain of Cupid’s arrow.
10533. ;
I suggest. 138758, 19662.
I wonder can it be true.
32016.
It’s a night for love. 10861.
Life starts anew. 27724.
Little favors. 25189.
Lonely night. 17032.
My discovery. 22912.
My favorite one. 11375.
My good night to you. 17313.
My toast to you. 173861.
Out of the night. 11627.
Pagan paradise. 17565.
Song of Arabian love. 23411.
Spirit of N. U. S. J. 12091.
Sweetest waltz I ever
12181.
Too good to be true.
We’re all in the same boat.
10728,
knew.
28784.
12555.
Von Olzen (O. 8S.) Enchanted hour.
3828.
Von Takacs (Jend) See Takacs (Jend
von)
Von Tilzer (Albert) :
Bl-nd and p-g spells blind pig.
29189 (41).
Cachucha. 29355.
Carrie. 24081 (25).
Cecilia. 29378.
Could you learn to love me.
Ge:
Good
(224).
Hawaiian memories. 29711.
Honest you're the only one for me.
21569 (206).
How do you do Miss Josephine.
12862 (225).
I know a road. 10556.
I’m glad ’m married.
24031
evening Caroline. 3270
24031 (91).
Tf I only had a leming pie. 15517
(171).
Let’s go into a picture show. 6253
(278).
Love’s hour. 30082.
Marching to the musie of the stars.
30118.
My voice is like a flute of gold.
30263.
Nothing ever, ever, ever, hardly
ever, troubles me. 6253 (345).
Out of the goodness of your great
big heart. 30366.
Rosa Rosetta. 24031 (174).
Salt of the earth, salt of the sea.
30492.
pt. 10, n.s., v. 31
Song of the Tulé. 12059.
Take me out to the ball game.
3270 (640).
Take me up with you dearie.
15517 (393).
Under the orange blossom tree.
31003 (203).
Would you like to learn to like me.
21569 (624).
You're just the girl for me. 29189
(489).
You’re just the sort of girl for a
boy like me. 21569 (630).
You will have to sing an Irish
song. 12862 (556).
Von Tilzer (Harry):
Cubanola glide. 33904 (48).
Funny face. 33904 (87).
In our cocktail of love. 18851. -
Keep your foot on the soft pedal.
33904 (157).
My wife ain’t coming back. 33904
(204).
Stories that
$509 (710).
Take me up to the roller rink.
33904 (300).
Von Tilzer (Harry)
In our cocktail of love.
mother told me.
music pub. co.
13851.
Voris (W. R.) Up, and sing, good
Christians. 28855.
Vose (Charlotte) Need I repeat.
8171.
Voss (Constance) Love has cast a
wish. 1562.
Votaw (L. S.) My Texas rangerette.
20328.
Voules (Marian):
Drifting. 31491.
Take me as Iam. 30680.
Voyage to Lilliput. 33598.
Vroman (Mabel) Memories of desert
gold. 25322.
Vroman (Marion)
20718.
Vuillemin
18911.
Vullos(Re3Ss) 4
Gotta dance. 13494.
If he’d (she’d) only look this way.
13813.
Sweet as a rose. 8876.
Tender night. 15035.
Vuono (Joseph) :
Your love is my dream. 9493.
Your magical charm nestles right
in my arms. 9494.
Vurraro (Viva) Hail to our President.
31732.
Wabash music ¢@o.:
Sailor’s sweetheart.
(Louis) Chanson _lasse.
Since mother was a girl. 21569 All night long. 24061.
(498), 29189 (887). Big Bill blues. 9711.
Smarty. 3270 (589). Caught my gal truckin’. 24271.
Song bird. 30587. Caught us doing it. 9844.
2192
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Cherry hill blues. 29385.
Don’t tear my clothes. 24445.
Good liquor gonna carry me down.
4017.
I ain’t going that way. 10494.
I ean’t say nothing you caught
me wrong again. 16479.
Id rather drink muddy
29779.
I hate myself. 27352.
I kept rubbing that thing.
I’m gonna get it. 16577.
I need you by my side. 24881.
If you can dish it, I can take it.
4377.
Just a rank stud. 25067.
Keep your mind on it. 16877.
Let’s get drunk and truck. 19966.
Louisiana. 17051.
Maybe it’s someone else you care
for. 25308.
Mr. Freddie blues.. 30169.
Rambling with that woman.
Romeo and Juliet. 30474.
Somebody changed the lock on my
door. 12083.
W. P. A. blues. 15216.
When somebody loses then some-
body wins. 6026.
water.
19560.
5298.
When the music sounds good.
$284.
When you were a girl of seven.
26342.
You done tore your playhouse
down. 15445.
You got me worrying. 26451.
You have to live and let live.
$436.
You know I need loving. 23960.
You stole my heart. 26504.
You waited too long. 29170.
Wach (William) :
I think you’re snazzy. 16648.
That little lad of mine. 26081.
Wachal (Alice) :
I’m glad that I’m alive. 7300.
~My bridge into Wonderland. 8065.
Tryst with you. 9078.
When baby cries for daddy. 28955.
Wachs (Paul) Berrichonne.
(41).
Wachs (Paul) au., and Wachs (B. M.
Es, lu), prop..:
Bettina. 9509 (65).
Blush roses. 3270 (69).
Doux songe. 9509 (186).
Frisettes. 3270 (202).
Jeanette s’en va t’au marché,
29189 (217).
Wachta (A. M,) Old love. 23086.
Wachtler (HE. W.) Ecstasy. 642.
Wacksman (T. J.) Whenever I’m with
you. 9296.
18648
Waddell (C. L.) ’ Sweet memories.
18056.
Waddill (Nan):
Texas welcomes you. 21014.
What might have been. 212906.
When the wild roses bloom. 21349.
Wade (A. H.) Goodnight, my love.
7018.
Wade (Dorothy) :
Katydid and the cricket. 16870.
Parade of the penguins. 17577.
Wade (H. A.) I looked just once.
15517 (156).
Wade (Hugh):
Night must fall. 32678.
To and fro. 33454.
Wade (J. 8S.) Ill be looking for you
every night. 19576.
Wade (L. R.):
Drifting sands. 26998.
How can you say we're through.
4166.
Not for a thing, would I grow tired
of you. 174380.
Pagan mothers’ lullaby.
Rainy day blues. 17698.
Unusual gal. 28854.
Wadely (KF. W.) Minuet and Bourrée.
18755.
Wadhams (N. M.)
rhythm. 28379.
Wadsworth (Farrell) :
At the top with you.
Can’t-cha. 3537.
One day has gone.
Wasted love. 26243.
Wadsworth (J. H.) Spring’s awaken-
ing. 2571.
Wadsworth (M. L.)
ing glass. 10299. :
Waifenschmeid (Der) 6253 (505).
Wagar (R. S.) Il fool him. 7257.
Wagenaar (Bernard) :
Here they come. 7107.
17564.
Rocking chair
134.
5154.
Girl in the look-
Mystery. 8152.
Wagenseil (G. C.) Konzert C-dur.
15910.
Wagers (G. W.) Vows that I have
made. 5907.
Wagers (Ira (Bud) )
coming back again.
Waggoner (Aleda)
Colorado I am
6642.
Quintuplet lullaby.
8494.
Waggoner (Mrs. J. L.) Praise God for
our leader, an all American man.
23207.
Waghorne (W. R.):
I met the good shepherd.
Shepherds, tell us. 30537.
We praise Thy glorious name.
12558, 12554.
Wagner (A. V.):
TH remember. 31907.
Same you and I. 17802.
24879.
2193
INDEX
Wagner (A. V.)—Continued.
Trailing the trails. 30764.
Wagner (C. H.):
Beach parade. 6401.
Have one on me. TOT.
I wonder if you’re really human.
7419.
If I had only listened to you. 19711.
Lamentatin’ Lou. 7672.
Show must go on. 8671.
Subway troubadour. 8849.
Wagner (EH. F.) 24 concert studies for
flute. 9157.
Wagner (Frank) My affliction is you.
17274.
Wagner (Franz) aw., and Wagner
(Freida) prop. Dorfreigen. 18648
(106).
Wagner (I. J.) Sock-a-bye, rock-a-bye
baby. 12017.
Wagner (J. F.) Double eagle march.
31460.
Wagner (John) My old love letters.
14411.
Wagner (Larry):
Last of the rumbas. 30000.
Lonesome cowboy. 22696.
Wagner (Leo E.):
My opinion of you. 8135.
Trailing the trails together. 18227.
Wagner (Lew) See Wagner (Louis E.)
Wagner (Louis E.) You're the one that
I’ve been waiting for. 9471.
Wagner (Oskar) Niagara-fox.
Wagner (R. L.):
Hello. 31778.
Our own fireplace.
Wagner (Richard) :
Album-leaf. 15217.
Albumblatt. 238709.
Day god. 15517 (424).
Hilsa entering the cathedral.
Isa’s dream. 18648 (3871).
Evening star. 33595.
Festival prelude. 15218, 26223.
Hymn to the morning. 2934, 26224.
Lohengrin. 5909, 29189 (456).
O fount of love eternal. 12520.
Pilgrims’ chorus. 33596.
Symphony series all-Wagner festi-
5041.
328138.
33094.
val program. 21216.
Tannhauser. 9158, 12521.
Wagner (V. H.):
Call my biuff. 24237.
Fit to be tied. 24561.
I’m in a lonesome mood. 24849.
Let’s let love alone. 7717.
Stylish. 25995.
Wagner (Zola) Baby, I'd like to baby
you. Baar.
Wagner-Régeny (Rudolf) :
Orchestermusik mit klavier. 20481.
Sommernachtstraum-musik. 17963,
17964.
pt. 107, n. s., v. 8L
Wagness (Bernard):
Baby’s eyes. 15649.
Hight chordal attacks.
Fairy shadows. 16162.
Happy is the miller boy.
It’s spring again. 16804.
Romance, in @ flat. 20682.
Waltz in E flat. 21227.
Wagoner (J. A. P.) America’s song of
triumph. 31041.
Wagstaff (T. F.) Let me be your honey
bee. 4604.
Wahl (R. F.)
8732.
Wahlberg (Rune)
gatt. 32820.
Wahle (Mrs. Frank)
5180.
Waibel (W. C.):
At nightfall. 9509 (25).
Secret. 33904 (265).
Waikiki wedding. 32644, 33314.
Wailes (G. E.):
19158.
22164..
So much I love you.
Pa kryss i Katte-
Our love waltz.
Jes’ a’callin’. 16825.
Zazu. 18642.
Wainer (Lee) If it kept me close to
you. 13822.
Wait (W. J.):
Just a memory. 25066.
Little incidents. 25190.
Waite (A. P.) pseud. See Perry
(A. W.)
Waite (1. F. W.):
Branded. 13082.
Hy’rything combined. 6875.
Love and a million kisses. 7825.
Love memories of old Santa Bar-
bara. 227386.
Swamp fever. 8875.
Wajnberg (M.) Maty biaty domek.
22767.
Wakefield (Wallace) : —
Hold me in your arms to-night.
22202.
Ill be there at the fair in thirty-
nine. 4236, 10565.
Wakelee (E. D. W.):
Civilization, the depression, des-
pair and a plea to the Almighty.
21777.
Pray do not suggest the theory
that I should you forget. 14619.
Springtime for love, my turtle dove.
12105.
‘Twas a balmy summer evening.
26167.
Wakely (Clarence) Anything. 6339.
Wal-Berg (—) pseud. See Voldemar
(Rosemberg )
Walder (H. L.)
14246.
Waldman (Guido)
4551.
Mellow bit of rythm.
Kinder singt mit.
2194
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1986
Se eee ES
Waldo (I. D.):
Christmas bells.
Love me as of old.
Perpetual commotion.
Waldo (June):
Captain Kidd. 3548.
In the barnyard. 4402.
March of the champions.
On the levee. 20451.
Waldo (M. 8.) pseud.
(ese Ps)
Waldron (T. V.) Listen,
voters. 16982, 22653.
Waldteufel (Emil) :
Siesta-walzer.
Sirénes. 28518.
Skaters. 31003 (166).
Skaters’ waltz. 14813,
33167.
Trés jolie. 28795.
Walenn (Gerald) Caprice. 9170.
Walker (A. M.) When your song is on
the air. 33718.
Walker (Barclay):
If [ had the world to give you.
310038 (77).
Memories rise when shadows fall.
33904 (190).
When I hear that dreamy waltz.
33904 (330).
31297.
11158.
32854.
4791.
See Bilhorn
American
30134.
17931,
Walker (Bill) See Walker (J. W.)
Walker (Buddy) Old mirror knows.
11570.
Walker (D. Jj.) Reflections. 28346.
Walker (D. V.) Chanson de Trou-
vere. 3570.
Walker (Ernest):
Splendour falls on castle walls.
24031 (195).
West African fantasietta. 3000.
World’s wanderers. 29189 (482).
Waiker (HKveryn) Then I’ve stopped
loving you. 2786.
Walker (¥Flinton)
from you. 25111.
Walker (G. B.):
My eyes are like the thirsty des-
ert. 382579.
We're going riding on the Missis-
Sippi. 2970. |
When I saw you waltzing, waltzing
with him. 21319.
Walker (G. [.):
Lazy summer days.
What’s in my heart.
Walker (J. M.)
Kiss that I stole
7688.
5981.
Night winds. 1952.
Waiker (J. W.) Satan in the sun.
25812.
Walker (L. WH.) Casa de mafiana.
24268.
Walker (M. Jo):
If I had the world to give you.
310038 (77).
When I hear that dreamy waltz.
383904 (330).
Walker (M. Josephene) :
I am love. 984.
Little colored lady. 27740.
Little sod house. 1517.
My song of love for you. 1899.
Old fashioned waltz. 30829.
She’ll not be waitin’. 30531.
These and other things I promise
you. 21064.
Walker (M. S.):
Everyone sang. 6871.
Peace. 8888.
Walker (Marshal) Who calls you
sweet mama now. 23853.
Walker (Mrs. Nugent) My rosy
dream. 4996.
Walker (R. N.) I’m so happy. 29822.
Walker (R. S. W.) Waltz Lucille.
28891.
Walker (Raymond) :
Ching Foo. 29189 (59).
I’m going to tell on you. 383904
(126).
Love me just a little bit. 15517
(228).
Walker (Tex) Song of the lariat.
14872.
Walker (W. BE.)
let me guess.
Walker (W. R.)
mond)
Walker (William)
12095, 17999.
Walking on air.
Walkup (F. P.)
Wall (Gilbert) :
Don't love again. 38751.
Intermission. 1266.
Jersey by the sea.
Wall (M. M.):
Sing to me aé ~Sspringy
11992.
Toasting our troubles away.
Wallace (Blaine) Haunting
16348.
Wallace (C. H.) Emancipation march.
B827.
Wallace (Carroll) Moonlight. 1756.
Wallace (HH. R. M.):
Eleanor. 16116.
How are you feeling. 19494,
I can’t help loving you. 10510.
I love you, my dear. 19599.
If you hadn’t come along. 19727.
Old fashioned girl. 17476.
There’s a song in my heart I dare
not sing. 12312.
Throw away your
smile, smile, smile.
Wallace (Evangeline) :
In Romany. 22470.
New York. 173898.
Don’t tell me baby
13298.
See Walker (Ray-
Spread it abroad.
21741, 22638, 22933.
Caprice. 26751.
4481.
melody.
12366.
me.
troubles and
21093.
2195
INDEX
Wallace (Evangeline )—Continued.
When the sun has kissed the day
good-bye. 23825.
Wallace -(G. H.) Jimmy Van Zandt.
4490),
Wallace (Helen)
Wallace (J. R.)
31295.
Wallace (Jack):
Don’t break the heart that I give
Jest. 138935.
Chorus girl’s dream.
you. 24437.
Just the moonlight, a car and you.
25090.
Wallace (L. E.) Springtime vagabond.
14906.
Wallace (M. L.) Chant of the free-
men. 18912.
Wallace (Myrtle) All I want to know
is who is your Romeo. 6289.
Wallace (Paul) pseud. See Solman
(Alfred )
Wallace (Raymond) pseud. See
Trevor (Huntley)
Wallace (Stanley) :
In a little street in Hollywood.
10783.
You're so sweet.
Wallace (W. D.):
33876.
Are you afraid of love. 111.
I’m busy with love. 16564.
Wallace (W. L.):
My wandering star. 11452.
Oh, I tried hard to forget. 5100.
Wondering. 12721.
Wallace (W. V.) Prayer of life.
26533. (229).
Wallace (Walter)
me you love me.
Wallander (S. L.)
boy. 25414.
Wallbridge (R. L. A.)
14658.
Wallenberg (Thelma) :
Monkey face. 17223.
Starry night. 18007.
Waller (Fats) See Waller (Thomas)
Why won’t you tell
26393.
My darling baby
Resurrection.
Waller (J. J.) au., and Waller (R. R.)
prop. Leap year. 4589.
Waller (Jack) Please teacher. 5240.
Waller (Syde) My luve is like a red,
red rose. 32608.
Waller (Thomas):
Bach up to me. 24136.
Benny sent me. 15703.
Black raspberry jam. 24180.
Farewell blues. 24546.
Fractious fingering. 24592.
I can see you all over the place.
10507.
Latch on. 251382.
Lounging at the Waldorf.
Numb fumblin’. 1986.
Paswonky. 25650.
Shakin’ it all night long. 17866.
25232.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Smashing thirds. 8714.
Stealin’ apples. 20902.
Sugar Rose. 8851.
Wait and see. 9161.
Waller’s (Fats) original piano con-
eeptions. 5920, 26233.
Wallis (Chester) :
Ave Maria. 8628.
Beautiful dreamer.
Cindy. 15857.
Ciribiribin. 24808.
I dream of Jeanie.
Leave it with Him.
Morning splendor.
15676.
1010, 16494.
7692.
32940.
Music the whole world loves.
1789.
Theme from Finlandia. 8978.
Vagrant. 18282.
Wallman (Irving):
Dreams of yesterday. 10095.
Youwre never home to me. 29152.
Wally-O. I am your slave. 31857.
Walser (H. S.):
Dream of the rose. 18648 (110).
Sabbath chimes. 15517 (325).
Walsh (A. W.) In Thy way. 24994.
Walsh (Annette) :
Sear on my heart. 11904.
Without regret. 3188.
Walsh (Bill) Harlem goes back to the
land. 138581.
Walsh (George) Dreary, dismal
weather. 10100.
Time will tell. 23627.
Ideal o’ dreams come
Walsh (J. L.)
Walsh (Jack)
true. 1189.
Walsh (L. A.) Here, O my Lord.
27247.
Walsh (M. C.) I can’t ‘forget old
Ireland. 138625.
Time will tell. 23627.
Up in the tree tops.
Walsh (P. A.)
Walsh (T. H.)
33564.
Walsh (W. H.) Loretto.
Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.:
Barearolle. 11584.
Cat’s pyjamas. 3389.
Come, lads and lassies.
Early days at the piano.
Flight of the butterflies.
Golden sheaves. 22114.
Highwayman Dick. 22195.
17047.
QUT 92
21955.
22034.
Just we two. 13880.
Laughing doll. 16911, 22616.
Tudor tune. 23658.
Twilight on the Danube. 12480.
Walter (Alice) I’m in a hurry to
eatch a cab. 16580.
Walter (C. F.) I’m in love with every-
thing. 22332.
Walter (EH. J.):
Never never man. 30271.
Rose from you. 28396.
2196
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Walter (F. G.):
Babe divine. 24127.
Nature’s awakening. 5019.
Spirit of summertime. 14898.
Star-led. 30617*.
Walter (Fried) Konzert-walzer.
a2219:
Walter (L. L.) Vm in rythm with the
moon. 10627.
Walter (Lou) See Walter (L. L.)
Walter (Serge):
Lucky for you. 25276, 32404.
Nassau. 28079.
Road is calling. 20668, 338006,
35007.
Summer moon. 14942.
This is the day. 15095.
Walters (Alice) Long long ago.
20051.
Walters (Kddie) When love is in com-
mand. 28974.
Walters (Edna):
I never shall forget that
22380.
Old friend of yesterday. 23080.
Walters (G. M.) Broken hearted pal.
nite.
31204.
Walters (J/rs. Griffith) See Walters
(Alice)
Walters (L. M.) Mammy’s li’l Liza
Brown. 1641.
Walters (Lee):
When the moon is bright.
You were love. 24020.
Walters (R. O.) Sleepy lullaby. 8705.
Waltham (Tom):
23819.
Black paradise. 9721.
“Opera de Mali. 25610.
Petite histoiré. 8395.
Walther (Heinze) Tanzende mari-
onetten. 30687.
Waitman (R. 8S.) With just a lover
like you. 12707.
Waltner (Peter):
Junior cornetist. 13947.
Right little girl took me wrong.
32995.
When I have you. 383670.
Walton (Beulah) We'll always laugh
it off. 9201.
Walton (C. S.)
ner. 28588.
Walton (Kearny)
8729.
Walton (Kenneth) :
Dansant. 19029.
Green. 19366.
Suns beyond.
Walton (William) :
Star Spangled Ban-
So Id miss you.
5623*,
Facade. 31543.
Symphony. 18323, 21226.
Waltz (E. B.) Why did you leave
me. 29041.
Waltz dream. 6253 (506), 9509 (3829,
592).
Waltz exercise. 383608.
Waltzing over the keys. 12534.
Walz CE. Ji.)
Bum outside. 383904 (30).
Jane, Jane, Jane. 33904 (143).
Walz (Jean):
I wanna swing, oh, sweet, would
you swing with me. 29840.
Keep on smiling. 16878.
Wambold (H. EF.) Shirley Temple
waltz... 33127-
Wampler (Ivan) Boat of dreams.
18829.
Wamsley (Klise) There’s love dream-
ing round my shoulders when I think
of you. 33415.
Wand (H. A.) Dallas blues. 15987.
Wandelt (Bruno) aw., and Wandelt
(Gertrud) prop. Wiener’ walzer.
26533 (331).
Wang (R. H. (Chung-Chein)) Mag-
netic charms. T7886.
Wanger (Jack) Siivery clouds. 8684.
Wansborough (Harold) Taffy Ann.
28665*.
Wanser (W. A.) au., and Wanser (HKu-
gene) prop. Lucky me. 4763.
Ward (A. E.):
Confession. 3646.
Norwegian nights. 10344*,
Ward (Arthur) Song of the moving
herd. 12055.
Ward:(Avard) jr.:
Good-bye babe. 7002.
Lazy Joe. 7683.
Lonesome. 7797.
Underneath a tropic moon. 9115.
Ward (Bill) Makin’ eyes. 14212.
Ward (Billy) Looking for you. 11124.
Ward (C. B.) Band played on. 15663.
Ward (D. HE.) Ata dance. 3357.
Ward (DE): ;
There'll come a day. 15076.
Time’s awastin’. 18201.
Ward (Edward) Small town
8713, 12007.
Ward (KF. D.)
hair. 7746.
Ward (Florence E.) :
Before you came. 209, 6427.
How I miss you. 7160.
Ward (Frank E.) Short communion
service. 28479.
Ward (H. R.):
Come unto Me. 12862 (113).
Let us all in concert sing Alleluia.
32271.
Sun of my soul. 12862 (481).
Ward (I. D.) Just a shattered wedding
ring. 29955.
Ward (Justine)
children’s manual.
girl.
Like sunshine in your
Music, second year,
4918.
2197
INDEX
Ward (K. B.):
Wntrance of the Sirdar. 24508.
Triumphal march. 24653.
Ward (Katherine) Just make believe.
10952.
Ward (M. E.)
Ward (M. L.)
Ward (N. M.):
Song for David. 5588.
Song for David. 5538.
If you hadn’t come along. 16697.
Jingle, jingle. 16833.
Mrs. Nobody. 17207.
Try to get along with me. 18238.
Ward (Ned) See Ward (N. M.)
Ward (S. D.):
Rubank elementary method for
cello. 28408.
Rubank elementary method for
viola. 30486.
Ward (Sam) Will you know me when
23883.
Makin’ eyes.
you're famous.
Ward (W. R.)
Ward (Willa) :
Dutch twins.
14212.
3815.
Hiawatha’s lullaby. 4132.
Ward-Casey (S.):
Abide with me. 12864.
Destruction of Sennacherib. 13270.
In summertime on Bredon, 138852.
Sweet and low. 26012.
Wardale (Joseph) :
Bird book. 235.
Cottager to her infant. 18981.
Wind. 30923.
Wardlaw (Jack) Kingdom of the
Golden Isles. 19900.
Wardlow (Dacus) It’s of you I’m
dreaming. 10876.
Ward’s Tobacco Tags.
Tobacco Tags. 5556.
Wardwell (W. D.) pseud.
Songs of the
See Hummel
(H. A.)
Ware (Harriet) See Krumbharr (H.
Wea
Ware (M. A.) Because of you. 13022.
Wareing (H. W.) Come now, and let
us reason together. 9509 (141).
Wargo (R. K.) Star dust in your hair,
30615.
Wargoe (Juanita)
24748.
Warhurst (J. C.):
Heavens are telling.
How could you.
24692.
Welcome, pretty primrose. 12862
(529).
Waring (R. F.) Love in_= season,
11136.
Waring (Tom):
Boidie with the big bass voice.
18832.
Countin’ my blessings. 6674.
Good riddance, bad dreams.
I’m dependable. 19611.
Swing me a lullaby. 8899, 12195.
16298.
pt. 10, n.s., v. 31
Warm springs foundation. Roosevelt
birthday march. 2316.
Warmick (E. K.) Somebody taught me
to love. 2520.
-Warms (Fernand) :
Avec un peu d’argent. 9631.
C’est une valse du faubourg.
Chanson de Marinella. 9852.
Je reprendrai ma solitude.
Meuniére. 1708.
Petite maison.
Pour qu’un baiser.
Quand on fait ca. .
Souvenir du Tyrol. 12082.
Warn (Agnes) Roosevelt. 20689.
Warner (Albert) Make a sale today.
11204.
Warner (D. M.):
Blue heart. 21712.
Day to remember, a night to recall.
19044.
Drifting down the sea of memories.
618.
Forget
3931.
Heaven. 10406.
No other arms will do.
That always bothers me.
9799.
10904.
11677.
11722.
11760.
everything but to-night.
20376.
26076.
There’s a picture in your eyes.
23595.
What good is the moon without
you. 12582.
You don’t have to say a word.
26447.
Warner (FEF. L.) My Father knoweth.
22917.
Warner (H. E.) It’s Roosevelt for me.
4462.
Warner (H. W.)):
Irish dell. 13879)
Road breaker. 14679.
Warner (J.) Down in Alabam’. 29506.
Warner (Josephine) Waiting. 33601.
Warner (Otton) :
Ah’s goin’ down to Reno.
Whatcha got. 23780.
While moonbeams play. 23846.
Warner (P. S.) In the shade of the
old red pine. 22483.
Warner (R. A.):
Hands of the clock. 22157.
You were my flower. 18631.
Warner (S. D.) Ballad of the West.
8650.
Warnick (Buck) See Warnick (H. C.)
21580.
qT
Warnick (H.C.) jr. Star glow. 121138.
Warnke (FF. W.):
Beatrice. 18776.
If I eould only gaze into your
heart. 1196.
Move along! Move along! It’s the
earioca. 22886.
We are on top again. 2955.
2198
, INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Why do you weep. 15377. Warren & Phillips:
Wonderful girl. 214389. Bohemian dance. 18831.
Warnow (Harry) Coming down to Cossack dance. 18976.
earth. 18963. Dance of the elves. 29447.
Warrack (Guy) If those who live in Dance of the fairies. 29448.
shepherd’s bower. 19723. Dancing sunbeams. 29453.
Warrell (Arthur): Fairy dance. 3871.
Brisk young widow. 6508. Forest echoes. 22049.
Fair and true. 16158. Glittering spray. 29651.
Good fortune. 19333. Haunting echoes. 24657.
Merry Christmas. 32475. Hungarian dance, no. 2. 19502.
Michaelmas. 17185. In Dreamland. 22459,
Nightingale. 8199. In the woods. 22486.
Praise to the Lord. 28294. Innocence. 29904.
Riddle song. 8540. Listen to the band. 22655.
To music. 18205. Mistress mine. 25349.
Whaitli be king but Charlie. 238762. Moonbeams. 22860.
Warren (Constance) : Playtime drill. 304174.
Dear old pal. 26909. Shall I tell you why. 28468.
Easter dawn. 31507. Sleigh ride. 23384.
Just a little bit o’ girl. 27618. Think of me sometimes. 28744.
Lizzie and Johnny. 14126. Tunes for reading. 21149.
Whisper again. 29024. Woodland song. 23911.
Warren (E. R.): Warrick (EH. M.):
At midnight. 29254. Part-time blues. 23159.
Children of the moon. 29389. When youth blooms. 9295.
In a low rocking-chair. 32068. Warrick (Vaughan) pseud. See
Little betrothed. 16988. Stephens (Ward)
: ‘Wander ney Da 5 —coq | Warrington (Edith) :
Warren (G. W.) Magdaiene. 7882, Beautiful state of Wyoming. 6413.
7883.
Warren (Harry) :
All’s fair in love and war. 29210.
Boulevardier from the Bronx.
Little girl waiting in my old home
town. T7(67.
Wars (H.):
2492. Czy to warto. 6697, 6698.
Evening with you. 6863. Gdyby saczescie przyszio dzis .. .
I don’t have to dream again. 4210. 6963, 6964. —
Ili sing you a thousand love songs. Jak trudno jest zapomniec .
22294. ; 13928, ' 13929.
Little house that love built. 27745. Jak za dawnych lat... 13980,
Mister and Missus Doakes. 32505. LO SiL,
My kingdom for a kiss. 17322. Mitose to caty Swiat. 79738, 7974.
My silver dollar man. 32627. Niema silniejszego nic od milosci.
Summer night. 5618. 17406, 17407.
pee AS YOU! chin edoi Gs | ot Syrat sie zauzat dais. (8802, ‘8893.
me aa aria 18253 Szezescie raz sie uSmiecha. 14994,
: E : re 14995.
voted Capone aut er Taka noc i wale i my... 15007,
ue uae 15008.
rae s potta know how to dance. Takie cog. 8919, 8920.
x's 1 FPO) (56)
Warren (John) Veterans of future tO nie ty. 8920, 9036.
warts. 21202. Warshauer (Frank) :
Warren (R. G.) Harlem celebration. Are you in love. 26597.
4074. Mi-novia. 20192.
Warren (R. M.) : Wartell (Max) a a]
Musical service for Mother’s day. Dreams of yesterday. 10095.
29561. Youre never home to me. 29152.
Not just anyone, but you. 32704.| Was ihr wollt. 3270 (428).
You. 32704. Washburn (Grace) I want to live and
Warren (Walter) Say au revoir, but} love and die with you. 1174.
not good-bye. 14782. Washburne (Country) :
Warren (William) Let’s be happy till Everybody calls it swing. 133738.
the last. 19954. Nobody but you. 30286.
2199
INDEX
Washer (V. M.) In our tiny cottage
‘neath the yellowing leaves of the old
walnut trees. 27549.
Washer and co. Waltz and be gay.
12528.
Washington (C. N.) I am comfortable.
982.
Washington (F. M.)
pretty girl. 33847.
Washington (George)
6831.
Washington (H. C.)
and blue nights.
You jilted me my
E flat stride.
Lonesome days
20045.
Washington (J. H.) Lonesome pal.
25219.
Washington (James) I want to be a
star. 16660.
Washington (Valda):
Advice. 3279.
All because I’m in love with you.
3300.
Waslie (J. M.) In the valley by the
sea. 19774.
Wassail song. 28905.
Wassenberg (K. M.)
10290.
Wasser (R. A.)
Wasser (R. R.)
my love. 4414.
Wassil (Bruno):
Giardino abbandonato.
Notte d’estate. 23044.
Torna, son solo. 23044.
Waterbor (H. B.) This night.
Waterman (EE. R.) Mother
27978.
Waterman (H. O.):
Get closer to Jesus. 10292.
Just leave it all with Jesus.
Waterman (LL. W.) Marie, I love you,
I need you, I do. 4799.
Waterman (Langdon) Melody of the
stars. 27901.
Waterman (Neil):
I love your sister,
brother. 27398.
Pardon me. 20509, 23157.
Waters (C. F.):
Praise-carol. 8454.
Three Lenten carols.
Waters (F. E.):
Red raven. 12862 (431).
Regent. 12862 (4383).
Waters (M. B.) Happy
103 TI
Watkins (B. M.):
Gently lead me.
See Wasser (R. R.)
In the spotlight of
13459.
21082.
love.
25083.
I love your
9196.
Good old fashioned waltz. 19338.
Say I do. 8622.
Who could ask for more. 9314.
Watkins (D. G.)
Watkins (Elgy)
15 2A2 15243.
Watkins (H. J.)
20550.
Tantrum. 18096.
Wasting my
landing.
time.
Pins and needles.
pt. 111,.n. s., visi
Watkins (Jj. G.) Honey let me be your
president. 24730.
Watkins (M. 0.) Our Constitution of
the U. S. of America. 8354.
Watkins (P. L.) We like trombones.
28912.
Watkins (Sammy) I’m prepared for
love. 22352.
Watkinson (J. R.) Lift the strain of
high thanksgiving. 27727.
Watson (B. M.) Totterin’ along.
26143.
Watson (C. T.) Keep a’singin’. 32196.
Watson (EK. B.) Because I adore you.
13020.
Watson (E. L.) I shouid have known.
16637.
Watson (Emily) Saviour lead us.
8619.
Watson (Ernest) Henry Hudson, jr.
22184.
Watson (G. H.) Petite encore. 2138.
Watson (G. P.) Our Father. 25617.
Watson (Haskel) EHarth goes around
in rhythm. 10129.
Watson (J. C.) jr:
Darling, don’t forget.
Eyes. 29568.
It’s romance in the night. 29931.
Just let me say I love you. 16856.
Let me sing a song to Him. 19948.
Now we must say good-night.
15966.
30298.
When the sun sets in the evening.
21345.
Watson (Michael) :
Anchored. 3270 (18).
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 21569
(456).
Watson (Muriel) :
I was born again. 10719.
Red roofs of Brittany. 28345.
Softly the shadows. 12018.
Watson (N. E.) Corosal. 13202.
Watson (T. R.) Red headed Susie.
2244.
Watt (J. E.) Graduate nurses’ march.
851.
Watters (KE. E.):
Ask the jeep.
I’m in love again.
21655.
1099.
Popeye’s got a poppa now. 382886.
That night in June. 33392.
Wattke (Johannes) :
Du hast mich bezaubert. 15517
(86).
Herbstmano6ver. 15517 (140, 141).
Husaren-marseh. 15517 (148).
Kleine Grethel. 15517 (204).
Manover-walzer. 15517 (235).
Mein freund der Lebl. 15517 (242).
Nepomuk, du heissgeliebter. 15517
(269).
2200
‘
7
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
So ein blick
Poste (357).
Watts (A. M.) Twilight and dawn.
aus schénem aug.
26169.
Waits (EH. B.) Moon ship. 11303.
Watts (H. E.) Fountain. 31609.
Watts (J. F.) Darling you belong to
me. 21846.
Watts (J. M.) O! paradise. 8241.
Watts (M. L.) Circumstances were
such. 18937.
Watts (M. S.)
money now.
Watts (P. H.)
19285.
Watts (Wintter) :
Difficulty. 21569 (100).
Dreams. 21569 (108).
/During music. 21569 (113).
Hxile. 29567.
Hope. 21569 (209).
Lay my heart on marble.
My world. 21569 (392).
Stairway. 21569 (525).
Waverly (Jack):
Loony-with-love. 7810.
Lovin’ Georgie Brown.
Margie Brown. 7913.
Phantom lady. 8397.
Waxman (Franz):
Gone. 27155.
Manuel’s love song, 27864.
Way (HE. B.) My lone star moon.
14897.
Way (Kenneth) I just want you,
_ hangin’ around. 13650.
Way (Texas) pseud. See Way (BH. B.)
Waycross (Joan):
I love love in springtime. 1064.
Juggling hearts around. 1343.
Love in a mist. 1565.
Mason-Dixon melody. 1667.
Some day is no day. 2512.
Wayland (Mary) At the end of the
rainbow trail. 133.
Wayment (lL. H.) Moonlight.
We'll all be in the
28913.
Garden of thoughts.
30002.
20116.
4878.
Wayne (Cyril) From ani artist’s
sketchbook. 22072.
Wayne (D. L.) Adolescent. 18658.
Wayne (Mabel):
Big ship. 233.
Hello California. 7099, 19438.
Honey-coloured moon. 951.
In a little Spanish town, ’twas on
a night like this. 7456.
Let me dream of Havana. 27692.
Meet the future President. 7940,
11247.
Through my Venetian blind. 12347.
Valparaiso. 2893.
Weakley (M.S.) Since my Major Love
gave the gong. 14796.
Weakley (Seott) See Weakley (M. 8.)
Weaks (C. M.) aw., and Weaks (Mrs.
L. B.) prop. Desert dreams. 6751.
Wealthdale (Bert) While I dream
along. 29021.
Veaner (Maxwell)
major. 31729.
Weare (M. F.) Over here. 11630.
Wearing of the green—Irish washer
woman. 2986.
Weast (R. E.)
two. 14699.
Weatherly (Miriam)
33904 (85).
Weaver (A, K.)
to-night. 21516.
Weaver (Bebo) See Weaver (J. 8.)
eaver (Belle) Marching to victory.
17138.
Weaver (C. G.) Save our Constitution.
17816.
Weaver (HEH. D.):
Listen, ladies. 22654.
Sailing to happiness. 23296.
Weaver (E. D.) au., and Weaver (I, A.)
prop. :
I want love. 29841.
I wouldn’t take a million for my
husband. 29855.
Is you bin asleep. 29917.
Nobody loves me. 30288.
Sea foam fairy. 30513.
Southern born. 30601.
Yes, when ships leave the sea.
30958.
Weaver (F. R.)
Sonata no. 6 in E
Room in my saddle for
Forest song.
Youre coming home
Only for you. 8335.
Weaver (J. J.) We want Mr. Roose-
velt 4 years more. 23749.
Weaver (J. S.) All for you. 18678.
Weaver (Powell) Don Quixote visits
Vienna. 26951.
Weaver (R. L.):
Entrance of the Sirdar.
Triumphal march. 24653.
Weaver (W. A.) Townsendites march.
15142.
Webb (Chick) :
Devoting my time to you.
Let’s get together. 1465.
Stompin’ at the Savoy. 5599, 18018.
Webb (H. F.) From three to three.
24597
24508.
29474.
(5 as) Schooner of beer.
25818.
Webb (Henry) To Santa’s house via
the magic beam of transportation.
2803*.
Webb (I. B.)
15186.
Webb (J. R. Orme-)
(J. R.)
Webb (K.S.) Tit for tat. 12862 (504).
Under Virginia skies.
See Orme-Webb
2201
INDEX
Webb (Lou):
I wonder what you're doing to-
night. 1182.
On a bench in lovely Valencia.
11580.
Remember, I’m thinking of you.
D300
Webb (P. L.) Joe Louis can fight.
16835,
Webb (R. D.) Tit for tat. 12862
(504).
Webbe (W. Y.) Jesu, do roses grow
so red. 4483.
Webbe (William) I will lift up mine
eyes. 6253 (220).
Webber (Carl) Introducing the clas-
sies. 4426, 4427.
Webber (I. H.) Mother kissed me in
my dream. 11322.
Webber (Russell) Melodie foundation
studies for violin beginners. 20181.
Veber (—):
Softly now the light of day. 32714,
1¢re sonate. 15517 (469).
deme gsonate. 15517 (470).
42™e sonate. 21569 (6386).
Weber (C. M. v.):
Coneerto. 2987, 21779, 31329.
Freischtitz. 3942.
Weber (F. G.) jr. Gloria Patri, 22103.
Weber (Frances) Monte Carlo moon.
20218.
Weber (H. L.):
Broken hearted.
L-o-v-e, love
11151.
Weber (Harry):
I'd like to say hello. 999.
Waltz of ecstasy for two. 2942.
When you said I love you too. 3062.
15765.
is how I spell it.
Weber (Henri) Artist’s festival.
12946.
Weber (Henry) Music the whole world
loves. 1799.
Weber (J. F.) You’re the headlines in
pt. Tf, O's.) vy. 3h
Webern (Anton) Drei gesinge. 21277.
Webster (Carrol) :
Beautiful night. 138015.
That memorable wedding ride.
12279.
Webster (Carroll) :
Down Happiness Lane. 19113.
Those happy horse and buggy days.
9013.
Webster (G. LL.) Amateur night.
$574.
Webster (G. W.) When youre with
me. 26340.
Webster (George) pseud. See Hum-
mel (H. A.)
Webster (I. L.) She only got the jar.
25850.
Webster (P. F.):
Just one more
18880, 27631.
Wanderers, my lop-eared mule, my
dance, madame.
broken down horse, ’h’ me.
28898.
Webster (Robbie):
Baby we're leaving behind. 153.
Broadway farmer. 278.
Rainbow treasure. 2228.
Webster (Wesley) :
Artistic compositions by Morris
Browda. 118.
Bless’d be Vermont.
Five little love songs.
248.
12988.
Jack and the bean-stalk. 22528.
McNeil melodies. 1628.
My dream. 1820.
Roosevelt. 14700.
Toy-land musicals. 2818.
Two encore songs. 902.
You left me with a blue feeling in
my heart. 23962.
Wedberg (George) Old New England.
32764.
Weddell-Roberts
8447.
Wednesday morning club. Salutation.
25808.
(E.) Pop corn.
my morning paper. 23998. Weed (Harold) Rhythm is swinging
Weber (J. J.) Streit zwischen David the town. 14663.
und Goliath. 30635. Weekes (A.) & co., ltd.:
Weber (Jan) Carryin’ on. 31261. Communion. 3630.
Weber (Joe F.) Pennsylvania. 23172. Hymn of gratitude. 4187.
Weber (John J.) You're giving me the Promenade. 32921.
run around. 21519. Weekley (Milford) Radio blues.
Weber (L. A.) We want Franklin D. 5288.
23748, Weeks (C. L.) You are all the world
Weber (L. lL.) aw., and Weber (L. B.) to me. 9416.
prop. lLove’s just forgotten me.| Weeks (BE. W.) Don’t cry my darling.
22788. 3749.
Weber (M. B.) Hverybody’s singing | Weeks (Edward) Playboy of Broad-
Ah. 3855. way. 11698.
Weber (M. W.) Wonderful Calvary.| Weeks (Natalie) Enchanted garden.
33788. 16126*.
Weber (R. B.) Marigold of Mississippi | Weeks (Ranny) You can count on
valley. 17143. me. 3189.
2202
—— Se ee ee _—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
Weeks Waltz in
23721.
Weelkes (Thomas) :
Aye me, alas, hey ho.
(Wellington )
26615.
Ha ha, this world doth pass.
27201.
O Lord, grant the king a long life.
32730.
Since Robin Hood. 28487.
Sing we at pleasure. 5484.
Weems (Ted):
Dancing toys. 313889.
Martins and the Coys. 11282,
14225.
Weevily wheat. 5959.
Wegener (L. E.):
It’s southern rhythm. 13908.
Romance and love. 25785.
Wegener (William) Life’s rose.
1481, 22648.
Weger (J. V.) When will I. 26333.
Weger (R. J.) Livin’ ina hotcha way.
11095.
Wegh (M. H.):
Oh, boy, that new melody. - 115387.
That feelin’ is love. 12272.
Wegman (EH. J.) Living a life of
dreams. 32319.
Wehle-Jahn (P. F.) Dreimal darfst
du raten. 19142.
Wehmeier (Marie) Cobwebs on my
heart. 29412.
Wehrend (W. R.) Instrumental en-
semble method for class instruction
and ensemble playing. 10828, 10829.
Weiberregiment. 31791.
Weichelt (A. B.) Don’t mind me.
6784.
Weichelt (Art) See Weichelt (A. B.)
Weichselbaumer (Max) Bavarian
echo. 24148.
Weidig (Adolf) au. and Weidig
(H. R.) prop. Modern counterpoint.
a2ol2,
Weidner (Veneer)
27828.
Weidt (A. J.):
Jolly sailors. 29189 (222).
Little Puritan. 21569 (306).
Ole Sambo. 24031 (152).
Rag tag. 29189 (349).
Yankee dandy. 29189 (483).
Weigand (Kathryn):
Love’s echo waltz.
I wish Id studied palmistry.
4353.
We painted dreams. 23742.
Weigelt (Gunther) Divertimento.
4910, 4911.
Weigl (Karl) Streichquartett-G-dur.
30633.
Weigle (C. F.) Savior who knows all
about me. 25814.
Weil (Erich) I found romance.
22265.
D. | Weil (Henri)
Rosemary. 3270 (555).
Bewildered. 24176.
Weil (Milton) Every girl I get, the
other fellow steals. 383904 (70).
Weil (Milton) music co., ine.:
Weil (Maurie)
Delta tau kappa, our own. 524.
Half way to dawn. 4062.
I give my heart to you. 27345.
I’m glad that Iam I. 4276.
Jamboree. 10899.
My serenade. 11430.
Romance is in the air. 11853.
Sweet dreams, sweetheart. 2647.
Take a letter, Miss Jones. 18086.
We started and parted as friends.
2978.
When it’s spring in San Marino.
12615.
Za ZOO Za.
Weiland (Ben)
Weill (Kurt) :
~Complainte de la Seine.
High wind in Jamaica.
19455.
. Je ne t'aime pas.
Mon ami, my friend.
Oh, heart of love. 30816.
Oh the Rio Grande. 30322.
To love you and to lose you.
353456.
Weiller (Ernest) :
Légende de la galette des rois.
7698.
Tango de ma vie. 12226.
Weinberg (Arther) Victory for G. O.
12848.
My Miami. 25457.
3633.
19454,
4478.
30170.
P. 5889.
Weinberg (Chas.) Gone with the
wind. 27160.
Weinberg (F. L.) Listening to a sym-
phony. 14095.
Weinberg (Jacob):
Arabian sketch. 9596.
Cabalist. 26737.
Gettysburg address.
Speed ahead. 28576.
Weinberg (L. Z.):
Dreaming. 16080.
I wish I had a sweetheart. 16672.
Waltzing in my dreams. 26237.
Weinberger (Josef): -
Grandioso. 10341.
Grosse wunder,
nennt. 29681. if
yHeimatklange aus Osterreich.
19436.
—~Im alten Prater. 10775.
- Regiment ruft. 32974.
Weinberger (Josef) ltd. Grosse wun-
der, das man liebe nennt. 29681.
Weiner (Arthur) :
I'll break your adorable neck. 7254.
3965,
das man liebe
Storm in my heart. 8838.
Two silhouettes on the moon.
5851, 12445,
2203
INDEX
pt. 101, n. s., v. 81
Weiner (Leo):
Feux follets. 1494.
Grand rondeau. 30510.
Magyar parasztdalok.
Toceata. 3393.
Weinen, klagen. 1497.
Weiner (Meyer (Chic)) King without
a queen. 22594.
Weingart (Ben)
27160.
Weingarten (C. P.) After-glow. 9533.
Weingartner (Felix) :
Arabische nichte. 18718.
Joseph und seine briider.
(224).
Weintraub (Adolph) :
I saw a dream to-day. 29833.
My infatuation. 4968.
Weir (A. E.) Days of Joachim and
Hellmesberger. 21852.
Weir (C. T.):
Compositions for
guitar. 31328.
Hawaiian guitar arrangements and
compositions in diagram system.
31759.
Weir (Charles) :
Just turn me loose at the ball
30100.
Gone with the wind.
29189
the Hawaiian
game. 7626.
Turn me loose at the ball game.
21151.
Weir (Llew) music co. Old sow. 5132.
Weir (Truman) Am I right or am I
wrong. 77.
Weird of Colbar.
Weirich (Joseph)
ator. (427.
Weirich (Paul):
California ripples. 15789.
Glory of love. 29653.
In the chapel in the moonlight.
29888.
Jingle bells, I’m in love.
Just say aloha. 29963.
Let me be the one in your heart.
289382.
If ever I'm an avi-
29950.
11018.
Little Chin-Chin, keep your chin
up. 7760.
Mexicali Rose. 1709.
Now or never. 30297.
One rose that’s left in my heart.
30351.
Scene changes. 30505.
Timber. 33446.
Weisbach (Sebastian) Herr Schmidt.
10427.
Weisberg (Michel) Beautiful dreamer.
9668.
Weisgal (Freddie and Hugo):
That’s a sign that you’re in love.
26084.
You’re all I live for.
Weisinger (Morris)
dear child. 19758.
26474.
In memories of a
Weisman (F. L.) Arm in arming
again. 15605.
Weismann (Julius) Sinfonia brevis.
Weiss (Anton) Chorale and Fugue.
26628.
Weiss (C. C.) Don’t play numbers.
3752.
Weiss (F. H.) No one else. 11498.
Weiss (Stephan) :
Ich kann nicht mehr linger allein
sein eS muss etwas gescheh’n.
32029.
In der nihe dieser frau... 4889.
Lied vom Montmartre. 4638.
Mein schatz, wir lernen italienisch.
20178.
SchinkenfleckerIn.
Weisser (S. J.):
Asoi fiel glick. 29252.
Baal-t’filo. 12971.
Boi ich mir a shifale.
11906.
29331.
Epes her ich. 29553.
Gold un roit. 29662.
Gots wegen. 29673.
Leben wilt sich. 30005.
Lekovod shabos. 30007.
Letzter baal-tfilo. 30022.
Lichtalech. 30024.
Main shifale. 30103.
Nacht is fintzter. 30266.
Oy. oy, cha-cha. 380872.
Shabos Ben Hashmoshos.
Shabos licht. 305238.
Shomer. 30541.
Sichronos. 380546
Vider is avek der shabos.
Whuin. 30913.
Yidishe yom tovim. 23926.
Yom hadin. 30955.
Zu-seit un, zu-shpreit. 31001.
Weissman (C. H.) I’m leaving my fu-
ture to you. 22339.
Weissner (Martin) I’ve had my
doubts. 7387. ;
Weitz (Guy) :
Sicilienne. 2438.
Symphonic movement. 18082.
Weitzner (Bernie) :
Before I knew it. 13027.
Gone with the wind. 27160.
30522.
30820.
Weiser (Jack) High society song. One page in my diary. 8330.
7114. Why not. 21408.
Weiser (N. A.): You and me. 15483.
Some day we will understand. | Weitzner (Geza) To-night. 18212.
2513. Wekerlin (J. B.) Murmur soft, ye
We love our own Montana. 18343. breezes. 6253 (327).
2204
Ve
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1936
Welamson (Britta) Pa min lilla glas-
veranda. 21870, 23148.
Welby (H. B.) America’s beautiful
dolly. 24085.
Welch (Mrs. D. A.) Day dreaming of
the girl I love. 15975.
Welch (Dorlene) In dreams. 7469.
Welch (Edward) See Welch (J. E.)
Weleh (J. E.) Eventually. 689.
Welch (Mary) What’s the use remem-
bering. 21296.
Weich CR. D:).:
Come and be sociable with me.
baas (1D).
I'm awfully glad to be popular.
6253 (208).
It makes no difference what the
daisy says. 6253 (249).
Just look wise. 253 (261).
Love’s gifts. 6253 (301).
When in love that’s the way to do.
6253; (517).
When night falls, dear. 6253 (519).
When we were in college. 6253
(523).
Welch (V. L.):
Love on the W. P. A.
Take it lightly. 20976.
Two silhouettes on the wall. 18257.
20096.
Welch (W. R.) Beautiful dreams.
3421. =
Welcker (M. A. F.) Like a ship at
sea. 14086.
Weldon (Frank):
Everybody kiss your partner. 38853.
So nice of you. 17947.
That song. 5726.
Town topics. 5805.
Weldon (William) :
Somebody changed the lock on my
door, —120338.
W. P. A. blues.
Welker (Jack):
My miracle of love. 280538.
Sitting on a rainbow with you.
14811.
Weaver
15260.
Welker (M.):
Glory and honor. 19306, 19807.
Wearing of the gray. 21274.
Welles (HE. E.) Christ with us. 377.
Welles (Nancy) Sense games with
Peter Piper and his friends. 26533
(25D);
Wellesley (Grant) pseud. See Zamecnik
(i. S;)
-Wellons (M. M.):
I’m taking my chances on you.
22358.
My book of life.
Wells (Bob)
lips. 18255.
Wells (Charles) Lazy summer.
15216.
of wonderful dreams.
25410.
Two lips among the tu-
22617.
Wells (Gertrude)
175.
Wells (J. C.) Star dreams.
Wells (IXenneth) :
Blood-sprinkled way. 26680.
Back to the range.
P2VT2,
Fear not. 27063.
Holy life. 27269.
I’m singing for gladness today.
297442.
Lo, He comes. 27755.
No condemnation. 28104.
Rugged road. 28409.
Study to show thyself approved.
28609.
Wells (M. M.)
Wells (Maud)
Slayer eau:
Wells (Michael) I no longer have to
dream of Cupid’s thrills and you.
13746.
Wells (Paul) Letter to mother.
Wells (R. P.) Love insecure.
Wells (S. V.) Tell me, dear.
Wells (Walter) Mary Ellen.
Welsh (O. P.):
Alabama blues. 29208.
If I had a gang of my own. 27510.
Pretty eyes. 11739.
Welsh (R. H.):
Take me back to the South. 8915.
When it’s moonlight in the moun-
Miss you. 25345.
As I gaze up in the
11053.
7830.
12246.
7919.
tains. 153808.
Welts (A.) C6z winne serce me. 13209.
Welty (E. A.) Dark of the moon.
15964.
Welty (R. L.) Where’s your sense of
humor, Gear. 26353.
Wendell (Colin) spree
(Wendell)
Wendling (Pete) :
I’m a fool for loving you. 4262.
See Keeney
Kissin’ my baby good-night. 4559.
Old forgotten lullaby. 5116.
Tell me with your kisses. 21002.
When the shadows grow longer.
30892.
Wendroff (S. L.) Just got a letter from
my baby. 32177.
Weninger (Leopold) :
Drei schwedische tiinze. 852.
Galantes schiiferspiel. 10281.
Heidenroslein. 10412.
Hort ihr die Zigeuner. 19461.
Murcia. 30199.
Nordischer brautzug. 28118.
Paraphrase. 17581.
Rosen und schmetterlings. 5365.
Turandot. 28312.
Wenn liebe befiehlt. 5968*.
Wenn menschen reif zur liebe werden.
30136.
Wenneis (Fritz)
17827.
Schon ist das leben.
2209
INDEX
pt IN, Dw S:, vaou!
Wenrich (Perey):
Auto race. 26533 (15).
Blushes. 6253. (42).
By a garden gate. 26533 (81).
Crab apples. 6253 (88).
Dance of the nymphs. 26533 (51).
Dixie darlings. 6253 (101).
Dixie kicks. 26533 (56).
Dublin daisies. 21569 (112).
Get under my parasol.
(120'), 18648 (141).
Happy hours. 3270 (241).
I didn’t ask, he didn’t say, so I
don’t know. 9509 (308).
I’m savin’ up my money for a rainy
15517
day. 6253 (210).
It’s moonlight all the time on
Broadway. 15517 (185).
Lilac blossoms. 3270 (369).
Maid of heatherbloom. 15517
(232),
Memphis rag. 26533 (183).
Naughty eyes. 21569 (398).
Persian lamb rag. 9509 (561),
12862 (398).
Ragtime ripples.
Recipe for love.
(429).
Take me some place, will you
26933 (233).
9509 (609), 12862
Johnnie. 21569 (540).
Take me some place, will you
Willie. 15517 (392).
Under the evening star. 21569
(575).
Up in my balloon. 9509 (760).
When the moon hangs high and
the prairie stars hang low.
21339.
Wild West. 26533 (332).
Wentworth (Lois) pseud. See Wagness
(Bernard )
Wentzell (G. I.) In the twilight of
my dreams. 27559.
Wenzel (Hermann):
Allerseelen. 24068-24072.
Aus meiner jugendzeit. 24119.
Fur alle welt. 24598, 24599.
Harmonium-album. 24681-24683.
Herbstabend. 24708.
In stiller klause. 24976, 24977.
Junge klaviervirtuos. 25058, 25059.
Unsere klassiker fiir die jugend.
21183.
Weihestunden. 26259-26262.
Wer das scheiden hat erfunden.
Wer Zuletzt ktisst. 10788, 12467.
Were you there. 26265.
Werelius (Axel) Annette, modiste. 98.
Werhner (M. H.) Dearie me. 15990.
Werlé (Heinrich) Hymne an Deutsch-
land. 11330.
Wermul (Ben):
Following in your footsteps. 19246.
Let’s collaborate. 19958.
7040.
When the sun makes room for the
moon. 21344.
Werner (Kay and Sue):
Am I losing my mind over you.
21604.
Capri twist. 9830.
Hangin’ on to happiness. 19394.
I couldn’t if I wanted to. 13629.
I got the spring fever blues. 24790.
I’ve got the spring fever. 7383.
Little o’ this, a little o’ that. 17009.
This time it’s the end. 15097.
Werner (Maurice) :
Put a penny in the slot. 304386.
Then you know it’s love. 2739.
There’s nothing like a love song.
2758.
Werner (Z. M.):
Get out the old old fiddle. 31639.
Prairie song. 23205.
Spring dawn. 23439.
Werner-Kersten (M.) Jolly Peter.
1336.
Wernicke (H.):
Ks ist so schon ein gliick zu zwei’n.
31525.
Hatt ich hundert millionen. 19383.
Jeder hat ein kleines stammlokal.
32151.
Wietten( bas 53) Missa cunctipotens.
1729.
Werth (F. J.) Goin’ bye, bye. 29658.
Wertheim (Arnold):
I’ve paid the penalty for loving
you. 13780.
I waited, I found you. 107085.
In a beautiful garden of dreams.
24956.
Wertz (Marion) Africa. 21575.
Wesby (J.):
Barkarola mitoSei. 13000.
Bez przerwy Smieje sie. 32137.
Bez Sladu twa wielka mitoSé minie.
26668.
Bo jesteSmy mtodzi. 8452, 14617.
Czy pamietasz malefka kawiar-
enke. 15506.
Gdy sie noc zaczyna.
Graj skrzypku. 9035.
Ja kocham ecaty swiat...
Jadzia. 9821387.
Jak drogie sa wspomnienia. 32140.
22082.
14626.
Jakgdyby nigdy nic... 22580.
Klementyna. 21884.
Korsykafiska serenada. 14010.
Malowana lala. 7894.
Na jedno stowo czekam. 8155.
Nad kotyska. 8188.
Najstodsze tango.
Nie mozna zmuszac
8188.
Niech nikt o tem nie wie.
Noc cyganska. 15175.
22991.
do wmitoSci.
15006.
, 2206
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
ooo
Pensjonarka. 22082.
Powiedz tylko tak. 8452, 14617.
Przepraszam. 15516.
Przyjdzie taki dzien . . 14626.
Tak w zyciu bywa . 15006.
To ostatnia niedziela. 9088.
Twe oczy moéwia kocham. 7975.
Twoje kwiaty. 15175.
Zdejm maske z twarzy. 9501.
Zostata nam piosenka ... 15511.
Zycie jest jak blekit nieba. 15516.
Wesley (S. 8S.) Lead me, Lord. 9509
(ame)
Wesley (Tom) Plan of our dream.
14596.
Wesseling (G. A. J.):
Come on boys let’s get together.
24328.
Violin solo. 26214.
Wessell (E. R.) Dreaming of you. 604.
Wessels (J. W.) Ive found another
sweetie now. 19669.
Wessig (August) Your safety, future
road vehicle signal device. 26520.
Wessman (R. E.):
Dreamin’ dreams.
Good-night baby.
I love you, anyhoo.
I thought. 16644.
Romance of Jack and Jill.
Roses are red. 14718.
13323.
16297.
15676.
14694.
Singing a love song. 17918.
Smarty-eat. 20805.
What have I got. 15272.
West (A. C.) Oh Mistah Moon. 2008.
West (A. D.) You must of changed
your mind. 9444.
West (A. E.) Last night. 25130.
West (Carl) When I hold you in my
arms. 28960.
West (D. J.) Oklahoma moon. 28159.
West (David) Don’t say no when I
ask you. 19104.
West (Eugene) :
Chauncey, I fawney I love you.
18919.
Won’t you ever learn. 21447.
West (EF. K.) Your love will always
be new, dear. 30994.
West (Fred) My mother’s love. 1878.
West (Harold) Just answer, dear.
16851.
West (J. A.) au., and West (J. M.)
prop.:
Angels from the realms of glory.
24031 (6).
Break forth into joy. 3270 (73).
I will give you rest. 29189 (190).
Just for to-day. 6253 (258, 259).
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 33904 (307).
West (J. E.) Maybe I’m falling in
love. 1679.
126829—37——45
West (Jimmie) See West (J. EH.)
West (John E.) aw., and West (Mar-
ion) prop.:
Hark, hark, the organ loudly peals.
12862 (215).
Unto Thee, O God, do we give
thanks. 12862 (511).
West (P. F.) Just for today.
(258, 259) .
West (Pete) See West (A. D.)
West (Wheeler) I know I’m in love.
13651.
West (Willard) Sinetta.
West coast music pub.
spring. 12918.
Westbrook (H. S.)
Westcott (Frank)
Westendorf (T. P.)
2148.
Wester (L. H.):
I’d like to be loved like. that.
6253
2459),
co. Always
Waiting. 30834.
June roses. 4508.
Pickin’ on a harp.
4207.
I’m all tired out doin’ nothin’.
7284.
Sailing on southern seas. 11882.
There must be something wrong.
2745.
Westerdahl (J. A.)
23524.
Westerhoff (B. B.):
Swingin’ rhythm.
No fair falling in love. 11493.
Sorry. 12071.
When. 12598.
Westerlund (Verner) Last good-bye.
14024.
Western (Joan) New year carol.
28093.
Western music co., Itd. Vancouver is
calling. 12486.
Western music publishers. Is evry-
thing copesetic. 25C05.
Westfall (Walter) pseud. See Hum-
mel (H. A.)
Westgate (Ethel) Moon light. 4872.
Westiand (Ben) Oh Susanna. 11548.
Westland (Harl) Dreamy mountain
moon. 3799.
Westley (A. L.):
Lullaby. 11184.
Night has a thousand eyes. 20359).
Song of the open road. 20857.
Westling (V. M.) Ice cubes. 1188.
Westman (Doris):
I looked for you. 24825.
In my ship we'll go a’sailing.
22467.
Westman (W. H.) Someday. 30578.
Westminster bank, Itd., executors of
Gustav Holst. Wassail song. 28905.
Westmoreland (W.) My cute Maluma
Veirls> 15517 (256).
Weston (C. B.) New York City, you’re
our pride. 32668.
Weston (H. T.) Squads, right. 28584.
2207
ptr; ni's., veak
ee ee
Weston (Harris) pseud. See Harris
(R. E.)
Weston (J. W.) Dancing on the tav-
ern floor. 484.
Weston (Leslie) Underneath the
blasted oak. 18267.
Weston (R. P.) Tax the bachelors.
29189 (420).
Weston (S. A.):
As children worship. 15610.
Life out of death. 737.
Praise God for friends.
We thank Thee, Father,
18352.
Weston (S. G.) Adventures of Simple
Simon. 12875*.
Westport high school.
alty song. 5972.
Westra (Dorothy)
born today. 29944.
West’s, ltd.:
In old Messina. 1235.
Whistle your worries away.
Wurlitzer waltz. 21461.
Wetherell (A. P.) Waltz of the waves.
17657.
God.
Westport loy-
Jesus Christ is
12667.
18327.
Wetherhold (R. G.) Stand by Amer-
lea. 28586.
Wetmore (L. M.) Mammy’s cradle
hymn. 4786.
Wettergreen (M. R.) Tm just a can-
dicate for you. 24852.
Wetzel (Leroy) Ring out wild bells.
32997.
Wever (Ned) Trust in me. 30778.
Weyant (L. Q.) You’re the answer to
my prayer. 9467.
Weybright (June):
Tumble-town cake walk. S083.
Tumble-town waterfall. 9084.
Weyler (Willy) Canzonetta. 9829.
Whaley (I. P.) Keep on praying.
27644.
Whaley (Rosa) Day dreaming ‘neath
the pine. 26895.
Whaling (R. M.) Lord Jesus I love
Thee. 1544.
What a relief. 1582.
What is this scent so pure and lovely.
28946.
What! Never part again.
Whatley (Inez)
Whatts (Louis) :
Dark nights. 6722.
House is lonely. 7155.
Wheatena corp. I yam what I yam.
21292, 30869.
Reflections. 32973.
Wheeler (Annie) False hearted lover.
2 Odds
Wheeler (C. E.) Arouse America.
18725.
Wheeler (C. H.) Low-swingin’ eradle.
1610.
Wheeler (Edgar) I am an advertising
man. 31850.
Wheelex’ (M. C.) sehool. Night at
Easter time. 5044.
Wheeler (M. G.) Emeline. 13360.
Wheeler (M. T.) Seven folk-tunes.
21302.
Wheeler (Marion) My dear. 1817.
Wheeler (Maurice) Send your letter
on to heaven. 20745.
Wheeler (Merrill) Sally Belle. 23298.
Wheeler (Mollie)
20046.
Wheeler (R. W.) jr.:
If fate hadn’t been unfair,
Only one for me. 25604.
Wheeler (U. J.) God keep you, Texas.
27148.
Wheeiock (Russell)
again. 32923.
When Christ arose triumphant. 9248*.
When Christmas really came. 26292*.
When in the day-time working here.
12618.
Lonesome for you.
24982.
Prosperity is here
When roses bloom. 18423*.
When she answered me her voice was
lew. 26317.
When the light shone. 23816*,
When the moon shines down in Indi-
ana. 21340.
When voices are changing. 26328.
When you and I were young Maggie.
21355.
When you come out the wilderness.
26336.
When youth blooms.
Wherley (W. C.)
Whinery (M. O.)
9295*.
Stolen heart. 18017.
Hauptmann’s fate.
19415.
Whipple (D. A.) My South Dakota
sweetheart. 173850.
Whipple (Roberta) Enchanted gar-
den. 16126*.
Whipps (J. E.):
Forever as Strangers. 10233.
Oh how I dread the dawn, 11542.
Whisennand (Josephine) There’s no
one else. 5753.
Whispering hope.
Whistler (EK. W.)
mother. 20259.
33729.
Musical portrait of
29856. Whitaker (B. F.) Now the day is over.
Wheatley (B. T.) Three _ closing 6253 (346).
amens. 28953. Whitaker (E. C.):
Wheatley (Jesse) True love of love. Ba-ma-shay. 21668.
21143. Don’t be afraid of me. 10045.
Wheatly (W. W.) My comrade. Stream line. 28601.
14347. Whitbread (T. E.) Sonia. 5557.
2208
wy
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Whiteomb (M. W.):
Echo valley. 18357.
It's way past my bedtime.
Whiteup (Leonard) :
Blazin’ the trail to my home, 9725.
College walk. 21787, 24321.
Cottage by the moon. 15910.
16808.
Moonlight and palm trees. 25367.
Now that we’re together. 17441.
Old fashioned buggy in the barn.
20418.
Silla vaquera. 5463.
Stars around the moon. 20896,
23455.
Sunday on the Swanee. 2629.
Sundown in Peaceful Valley. 26380.
Swingtime.
There’s
8986.
White (A. J.):
Am I slippin’. 78.
Cleary’s triumphal.
Gridiron. 871.
March of the Rotarians.
Olympian. 2046.
Roaring lions. 2286.
White (A. R.):
Come and tease the moon with me.
24031 (31).
Come right in, sit right down, make
yourseif at home. 24081 (33).
If you but knew. 24031 (96).
Kiss me, dearie. 21569 (286).
Won’t you love me, 21569 (623).
You took the sunshine away with
12201, 18079, 20966.
a cottage by the moon.
393.
1652.
you. 6226.
White (A. V.):
Tango. 23547.
That’s Judy. 23584.
White (Al) Pardon me. 20509, 23157.
White
33364.
White (B. L.)
streets of gold.
White (Babee)
White (Bert):
Cleary’s triumphal. 393.
March of the Rotarians.
Roaring lions. 2286.
White (Bill) See White (W. L.)
White (Bob):
Every gir! I get, the other fellow
steals. 33904 (70).
Git up Mr. Coon. 15517 (122).
Hello angel face. 26533 (114).
T’ll see you to-night. 21569 (231).
Meet me Cindy by the cinder pile.
26533 (181).
See also White (A. R.)
White (Burke) We can huddle at
home. 28909.
White (C. A.) Tse gwine back to Dixie.
16632.
(Bey eG: Tango—dethroned.
to)
When I walk on the
28966.
See White (Magnolia)
1652.
White (C. C.):
Pilgrim song. 23188.
Plantation song. 238186.
White (C. T.):
Vision of loveliness. 5895.
When evening breezes blow. 18401.
When I look at you. 6009.
White (D. D.) Back in our yesterdays.
26629.
White (D. 8S.) Because you love me.
6420.
White (Dick) See White (R. E.)
White (Dora) Frog. 31617.
White (E. A.) When all our dreams
come true. 213806.
White (EH. I1.):
I’m on a diet of love. 18722.
Lonesome. 141388.
White (HE. M.) Spirit waltz.
White (EH. S.):
Caroline. 3550.
12093,
Gypsy trails. 24657.
Home is best. 7133.
Lullaby. 16138.
My cross. 113859.
My dear one. 4938.
Sugar-daddy. 18058.
Up Arcadia way. 2885.
Winter iament. 3129.
You and I. 12748. .
White (E. T.) We met last night.
12552.
White (Eddie) See White (E. T.)
White (Edward) :
Am I lueky knock wood. 29228.
Dancing alone you and I. 29449.
If the stars could tell a story and
the moon could oniy talk. 29863.
Shadows on the wall. 30529.
Step by step you’re marching into
my heart. 30627.
White (If. H.) America, land of light.
29227.
White (Francis) . You’re not the only
pebble on the beach. 26490.
White (G. B.) Modern fantasy. 82513.
White (G. E.) Love is all. 30069.
White (G. M.) You hold my life in
the palm of your hand. 30966.
White (George) Contentment. 29426.
White (H. K.) Lindy Lou. 1489.
White (Helen) Just a waltz ‘neath
the moon. 4516.
White (Hugh) When the flags of all
nations are blest in one. 380886.
White (J. A. P.) I wender why. 19693.
White (J. L.) Springtime in the wood-
land. 23446.
White (Jerry):
Gone. 4008.
Wanting you. 5929.
White (Jessie) Will those happy days
come back again. 153885.
2209
INDEX
White (Joseph) Hold me
arms. 31801.
White (Joy) You're a flower bloom-
ing in the wildwood. 26472.
in your
White (lL. L.) Out on the western
plains. 25628.
White (L. R.) Dreamy land express.
3797.
White (Lasses)
White (Laures)
See White (L. L.)
Way of the moon.
12544.
White (Lee) See White (A. V.)
White (Loreece) No letter to-day.
230381.
White (M. V.)
9509 (376).
White (Magnolia) :
I’m evil. 138695.
What is this thing called swing.
15276.
White (Marty) You can’t get arrested
for thinking. 12764.
White (Nancy) Once upon a star.
ZS)
White (O. M.)
Lead, kindly light.
California girl. 3525.
White (P. J.) Every morning, noon
and night. 21981.
White (Paul):
Keep love’s banner floating over
you. 13890.
My prayer.
White (Philip)
A989.
Chocolate cake. 31288.
White (R. E.) You will always be
the only girl of my dreams. 21550.
White (R. G.) You left me lonely.
23961.
White (R. H.) Autumn. 96380.
White (Robert J.):
Ibidy-bibidy. 27507.
Let me tell you of the stars, my
Gear. 22628.
Making something out of nothing.
27859.
Only you. 28210.
White (Robert John)
bul. 17819.
White (Ruth)
23961.
White (T. S.)
9676.
White (Ted) :
Deep shadows. 15995.
Dixianna Brown. 29487.
I’m sitting pretty in Atlantic City.
Say ish-ka-bib-
You left me lonely.
Because I love you.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 81
When Ruben swings the Cubav
26316.
White (Thaiia) Glamorous night.
3976.
White (Theodore) It’s winter in my
heart. 22524.
White (Tibor) See White (Theodore)
White (Tom) Old old mill. 5123.
White (W.C.) Unisonal seales, chords
and rhythmic studies for military
bands. 2881.
White (W. L.):
Love is a memory. 7831.
Sing and swing your blues away.
2462.
White (Waddell) Look what I found.
32345.
White horse inn. 24962, 25139, 26368,
26689, 27320, 29027, 29666, 29854,
308388.
White man. 30209.
White-Smith music pub. co.:
Avalloni’s (James) master instruc-
tor for Hawaiian guitar. 18739.
Breathe on me, breath of God.
29338.
Class or individual lessons. 21778.
Danse pittoresque. 15957.
Festal song. 29587.
Hymnore. 16466.
I found a friend. 31882.
I want to belong to you. 16663.
In glory, round Thy throne. 16723.
In silent night. 32084.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 324388.
Lake in autumn. 16897.
Little Boy Blue. 30034.
Lullaby. 8045.
Make believe world. 30105.
My Jesus, as Thou wilt. 32598.
Notes and keys. 32706.
OV’ Parson Washington. 23075.
11783.
2271.
Rainbow path.
’Ricksha ride.
Rock of ages. 20676.
Saviour is born. 33068.
See, amid the winter’s snow. 2392.
Slow poke. 8712.
Sundown at Bethany. 8862.
Thy table I approach. 21096.
White star of Texas. 26369.
Whitehall music co., ltd. Blue shadows
on the hillside. 9745.
Whitehead (Alfred) :
27448. Avenging and bright. 24124.
Little Audrey. 14099, 16986. Benedicite, omnia opera. 6487.
Moonlight on the water. 22872, Good morning, pretty maid.
27964. 19336.
Swing me high—swing me _ low. Jesu, Thou joy of loving hearts.
18073. 27604.
Swinganola. 23522. Marstig’s daughter. 20160.
Swingin’ soldier man. 20965. © mighty soul of England. 20400.
Telephone song. 12244. Ob, love will venture in. 20407.
2210
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Just a wee little
19864.
Whitehead (E. B.)
cottage mid roses.
Whiteley (A. E.):
Better to have loved.
Dawn of love. 6729.
Gazing into space. 6961.
Lost without love. 20066.
Pacing the floor. 205038.
Waltz of the day. 21228.
Whiteman (Paul) Margot. 1659.
Whiteside (H. V.) There’s love in the
18806.
roses. 26105.
Whitfield (W. S.) jr. Yow’re every-
thing lovely. 18594.
Whitfield (Will)
Ss)in it.
Whitford (O. W.):
I’ve had a lovely evening.
Why can’t I forget. 15371.
Whitham (Daniel) :
How I miss you. 27299.
I’ve got no one to love me.
On the Californian plains.
That feeling of love. 383384.
When you make eyes at me.
Whithorne (Emerson) :
Baehlem: 15517 (21).
Drowsy Shepherdess. 68290.
Gate of memory. 18648 (1386).
Pixie frolic. 8419.
Whiting (F. L.) Recessional. 380451.
Whiting (G. E.) au., and Whiting (A.
See Whitfield (W.
13777.
19671.
23108.
9292.
B.) prop. Twenty-four progressive
studies for the pipe organ. 6253
(526).
Whiting (George) :
Beautiful eyes. 21569 (28).
McElwee. 21569 (821).
My wife’s gone to the country, hur-
rah, hurrah. 24031 (1438, 144).
Oh what I’d do for a girl like you.
29189 (307).
You've got me _ guessin’ again.
29167.
Whiting (ER. A.):
I can’t believe it’s true. 4202, 7194.
I can’t escape from you. 16475.
I still believe in love. T7367.
Peter Piper. 25660.
Rhythm on the range. 17739.
When did you leave heaven. 21308.
Whitley (Ray):
Blue yodel blues.
My Alabama home.
6484.
8057.
Whitlock (Percy) Fantasie choral.
19214, 19215.
Whitman (M. W.) Franklin D. R.
3940, 19264.
Whitman (N. M.):
My heart youre stealing. 1839.
You'd better go now. 15448.
Whitman (R. V.):
City of Springfield march. 26811.
Lonely in love. 32335.
Whitman (R. V.) jr.:
Astronomically speaking. 18729.
City of Springfield march. 26811.
I love a picture of you. 19591.
Moonlight. 22865.
My one. 22968.
Never let it be said. 20348.
Sally sang a swing song. 20723.
Throwin’ my money away. 21094.
Wittenberg fight song. 18517.
You oughtta’ be spanked. 23978.
Whitman pub. ¢€o.:
Fifty songs for boys and girls.
4028.
Singing round the clock. 23371.
Singing round the seasons. 23372.
Whitney (Hverett) From midnight till
dawn. 3947.
Whitney (H. C.) Creole lullaby.
21817.
Whitson (G. M.) Meet me to-night in
Dreamland. 9509 (465).
Whittaker (Hudson) :
All night long. 24061.
Caught my gal truckin’. 24271.
I hate myself. 27852.
I need you by my side. 24881.
Let’s get drunk and truck. 19966.
Maybe it’s someone else you care
for. 25308.
When you were a girl of seven.
26342.
You got me worrying. 26451.
You stole my heart. 26504.
Whittaker (M. G.) Christmas con-
certo. 31301.
Whittaker (W. G.):
By the rushy fringed bank. 6534.
Christmas concerto. 31301.
Clarendon aria books. 3606.
Clarendon classical song books.
3607.
Clarendon song books. 13169,
LEO:
Comely swain. 26838.
From tyrant laws. 6948.
Gay robin is seen no more. 27128.
If love love truth. 28485.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 3388.
Live and love. 7781.
Morning hymn. 27972.
Nor on beds of fading flow’rs.
8216.
Pastoral symphony. 26625.
Schlage doch. 26628.
Silver swan. 28485.
Sing, fair Clorinda. 28504.
View, Lisbia, view. 28876.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die stimme.
3395.
Where the bee sucks. 26833.
Windmill. 29060.
Whitten (F. G.) Our first piano pieces.
2085
2211
INDEX
Whittle (Albert) You’re mine. 18598.
Whyte (Tibor) Themes of symphonic
poem no. 5. 18149.
Wick (Fred) Within a dreaming har-
bor. 26414.
Wick (Frederic) Song of the West.
8770.
Wick (Frederick) :
Bridal party. 3500.
Evening song. 3844.
Memories. 4827.
When song is sweet. 28981.
Wickboldt (A. J.) You’re the one I
love with all my heart. 15483.
Wickdahl (Hillian) To you. 15126.
Wicker (Ireene) Lonely heart. 22691.
Wickersheim (T. J.) 1 misunderstood.
137438.
Wickham
(Fk. W.)
Wickham (M. L.)
21569 (315).
Widawski (L. A.):
Hind of the trail.
I want a picture.
When you come
speechless. 12642.
Widdicombe (A. B.):
Blow all your troubles into airy
bubbles. 9738.
New moon over my shoulder. 8179.
Sweet Susan, Marie. 12178.
There'll be sunshine. 12303.
With my ring around your finger.
12708.
Your dreams and mine.
Widdoss (R. R.)
(Florence) See lLueder
Love birds’ song.
667.
27487.
around I’m
15497.
Ili remember you.
19586.
Widdows (J. C.) My only one. 14414.
Widéen (Ivar) Dalmarsch. 15939,
313838.
Widener (S. F.):
He that keepeth Israel. 9509
(277, 278).
To my bungalow.: 9509 (745).
Widjiwagan. 18488*.
Wido. pseud. See Doerfel (William)
Widor (C. M.):
Cantabile. 12862 (78).
Fifth symphony. 16182.
Fourth symphony. 27101.
Nocturne. 12862 (543).
Priére des pécheurs de Saint-Jean.
9509 (589).
Second symphony. 17837.
Sérénade. 12862 (457).
Wiedenkeller (P. O.) au., and Wieden-
keller (M. E.) prop. Jack and the
beanstalk. 10898.
Wiederhold (W. C.):
I sing a love song. 73865.
Starlight. 8820.
Wieghart (H. O.)
dear, good night.
Good night, my
22129.
Distr yoo
Wiehmayer (Theodor) leichte
etuden. 81154.
Wielert (A. L.) So lonesome for home.
14835.
Wielgosz (Anne)
meet Sal. 18012.
Wielgosz (Steve) So happy. 2491.
Wielgosz (Walter):
So happy. 2491.
Step right up and meet Sal. 18012.
Wiener (George):
I’m in the business—What busi-
ness. 27428, 29816.
We wrote our love song together.
30853.
Wiener (Jean)
A798.
Wiener album. 6097.
Wiener bohéme-verlag, g. m. b. h.:
Das ist nun mal so. 500.
Du warst fiir mich der schénste
liebestraum. 31500.
25
Step right up and
Maria Chapdelaine.
Herbstman6over. 923.
Heute singe ich nur in moll.
24710.
Heute singen alle geigen liebe.
16404.
Ich hab’ dich lange nich gekiisst.
16685.
Jahrmarkt in Funchal. 32138.
Kaffeeklatsch. 7634.
Meine schdnsten lieder sing’ ich
nur ftir dich. 1689.
Mirabella. 4858.
Nach dem bier, lieber schatz, noch
ein bier, lieber schatz. 32648.
Nachtigall’s liebeslied. 5016.
Pussta-mirechen. 17680.
Schon ist das leben. 17827.
Weisst du noch. 33644,
Winnetou. 18504.
Zille. 3257.
Zwei hinde voll herz.
Wiener-Davimos, inc.
der. 22499.
Wiener operettenverlag, g. m. b. h.:
A Weana is net krank. 18650.
Alles wird rhythmus. 3814.
Andulka. 18702.
Du bist mein lied. 3809.
Giitige Antonius. 4040*.
Im sommer da muss ich in Salz
burg sein. 19733.
Manover-lied. 20146.
Morgen vielleicht. 4892.
Nichts als sonnenschein. 5042.
O mia dolee madonna. 5085.
Paolina. 20504.
Rossini in Neapel. 11861*, 20695.
Sankt Antonius, hé6r’ mein flehen.
5395.
Schneider im schloss. 28444*.
Schone frau darf ich sie fragen.
5409.
18646.
Is it any won
2212
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Schonste am land ist der kirtag.
5410.
Tanzen wir walzer. 5679.
Wieniawski (Henri) Kujawiak. 7661.
Wier (A. E.):
Days of Alard, Dancla and Vieux-
temps. 506.
Days of Brahms and Saint-Saéns.
19046.
Days of Grieg and Tschaikowsky.
26899.
Days of Scharwenka and Mosz-
kowski. 31404.
Days of Wieniawski and Monas-
terio. 26900.
Symphonies of Haydn, Schubert
and Mozart in score. 10395.
Wiermaa (Andrew) Beautiful waltz
of love. 26648.
Wiersig (J. A. W.) Take Thou my
hands and lead me. 238544.
Wierzbicki (A.) Marsz pogrzebowy.
301238.
Wiesbauer (Walter) :
I love you. 24833.
On the Ohio. 25584.
Please God let mother speak to me.
14606.
Wiesemann (Carl):
By the pool at the third rosses.
3519.
Menuet Reverchon. 27915.
Wiesendanger (Dan) I hitched my
wagon to a higher star. 1027.
Wiga-Gabriel [pseud.]:
Im Schwarzen ross von Catalanien.
16704.
In Miinchen steht ein hofbrauhaus.
1GT27.
Mirabella. 4853.
Wiggins (Ernest) I’m so unhappy.
29823.
_ Wiggins (I. M.) Down Happiness
Lane. 19118.
Wiker (J. C.) Vl build a bungalow.
4240.
Wiker (Jack) See Wiker (J. C.)
Wikey (Margaret) I’m longin’ to be
with you. 19625.
Wilbauer (Le Roy):
Hold my arm, lovely lady.
You’re to blame. 26500.
Wilber (H. L.) Save our Constitution.
22208.
11897.
Wilburn (B. B.):
Found. 10242.
Stop, look and listen baby. 12131.
Youre a great big Dresden doll and
I adore you. 39972.
Wilbye (John) Adieu sweet Amaryl-
Lisa 320 ¢.
Wilcox (Al) Dancing in my dreams.
481.
Wilcox (C. H.) Mountain of vision.
8039*.
Wileox (EH. L.) It’s you. 10888.
Wilcox (Edwin) I’m nuts about screwy
music. 16597.
Wileoxn€ QO) phen:
Because youre mine. 311381.
Selebratin’ "neath that southern
moon. 381267.
I send red roses to you. 381983.
You don’t have to remind me.
33835.
Wilcox (S. D.):
Bells of old Shandon. 15696.
In Argentina. 16719.
Someone, somewhere. 17959.
Song I love. 17969.
WY 1G. 2k, he
Lady laments. 16894.
Man I love to have around. 17127.
Oh, I’m missin’ you so. 17458.
Rain at my window. 17694.
Selling my songs. 17842.
We're going forward with Roose-
velt. 23748.
Wild (Homer) It’s so hard to say
good-night. 27584.
Wild (Walter) :
Calvary and Waster. 3530.
Hark, the bells of Christmas ring-
ing. 31744.
Lord is risen. 7815.
We need our God. 28917.
Wilde (E. S.):
Glamour of the rose. 27140.
I wouldn’t listen to you. 27506.
Wilde Auguste. 30921.
Wilder (Alexander) :
Incurably romantie. 32093.
We're going to a clambake. 28920.
Wilder (H. P.) Greatest story is all
about you. 22139.
Wile (C. E.) Waiting, yes waiting for
you. 28887.
Wile (Shirley)
night. 19132.
Wiley (M. D.)
11766.
Wilford (William)
24058.
Wilfred (Lee) Calling me home. 9818.
Wilsis2(C. wR) (Be dSshAl 50.
Wilhelm (W. C.) Jam. 25088.
Wilhite sGan TE a)u:
I’m your Romeo.
~ Love is calling.
Wilhite (H. H.)
you. 6112.
Wilhite (Ham)
Wilkes (D. M.)
friend of mine.
Wilkes (R. W.)
Wilkie (Bud)
Wilkie (W. A.)
Dreaming of you, to-
Quintuplet crazy.
All I need is you.
TBA0.
7832.
With my mind on
See Wilhite (H. H.)
Whispering pine, old
9308.
Adagio. 21569 (614).
See Wilkie (W. A.)
Yes it’s true. 29098.
2213
INDEX
Wilkins (C. M.) Nocturne. 33764.
Wilkins (D. N.) You’ve made me
happy. 6234.
Wilkins (Dixie) pseud. See Wilkins
(Ruthiee)
Wilkins (lL. M.):
How can I forget. 18597.
I will love you as you ought to be
loved. 18804.
She’s got a little devil in her eye.
14772.
That plaintive melody. 18141.
Wilkins (R. R.):
As far as I know. 31066.
Just gettin’ along. 382176.
When she puts her feet upon my
back. 383699.
Wilkins (Ruthlee) I lost my chance at
heaven. 195990.
Wilkinson (Augusta) Universal peace.
5868.
Wilkinson (Avon) Spanish lady.
28573.
Wilkinson (E. R.) Lost Jeve. 17048.
Wilkinson (F. C.):
Searching. 5424.
Tropic moon. 21141.
Wilkinson (Geraldine) Dancing in a
dream. 9961.
Wilkinson (V. E.) Utopia song. 30812.
Will you come to the bower. 38116—
3118, 12693.
Willan (Healey) :
Benedictus es, Domine. 31149.
Coronation ode. 31347.
Passing by. 20516.
Peter’s book. 17601.
Willard (Charles) publications.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, he’s our Presi-
dent. 27103.
Willard (Clyde) Guest room of the
heart. 29681*.
Willeock (S. A.):
At your service madame. 18736.
Because I’m loving you. 6416.
Down where the bluebirds meet.
6796.
Dream canoe. 26967.
I have saved my love for you.
273504,
I heard it on the radio. 27357.
In grey I fell for you. 22462.
Just a number above the door.
19861.
Just another day. 22570.
Night I told you everything. 28096.
On a little ship sailing the sea.
204391.
She didn’t fall in love with me.
28470.
28605.
your heart. 9364.
Blue rhythm fan-
Strike me pink.
With a song in
Willett (Chappie)
tasy. 26694.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Willey (G. E.):
Beggin’ for your love. 21690.
Drifting on a silv’ry stream. 3803.
I’m happy dear with you. 22329.
I’m living in love. 4292.
I spend my money. 48327.
I’ve gotta lotta lovin’ left to do.
4339.
If wishes could come true. 4875.
My darling. 4936.
My heart belongs to you. 4954.
One I love. 380849.
Such bliss. 23472.
There’s a reason I’m in love with
you. 5747.
When I sleep I only dream of you.
28964.
When you’re away I have the blues.
23833.
You're mine, all mine. 6198.
Yowre one girl in a million.
William Taylor. 9509 (805).
William Tell. 3830380, 38031.
6206.
Williams (A. TT.) My home land.
32592.
Williams (A. W.) You’re going away.
21520.
Williams (Adeline) pseud. See Di
Guglielmo (Adeline)
Williams (Agnes)
beams. 8676.
Williams (Arnold) :
Self-banished. 23894.
Trumpet shall sound.
Williams (B. A.):
By-gone days in Dixie. 29189 (49).
Dancing moon-
886.
Chink, Chink, Chinaman. 29189
(60).
Harbor of lost dreams. 29189
(148).
29189 (285).
21569 (550).
Mountain dreams.
My ole man.
That’s a plenty.
Williams (B. C.)
25389, 30193.
Williams (B. J.):
My campus lullaby. 1813.
To love you to-night. 2801.
Williams (B. L.):
Drum corps on parade. 26997.
Remain resolute with Roosevelt.
25748.
We want Landon.
Williams (B. W.):
Drum corps on parade. 26997.
Remain resolute with Roosevelt.
25748.
Williams (Bob)
Williams (Bobby)
2982.
Moonlight. 1756.
See Williams (R.
L.)
Williams (C. D.) Suppose love did.
33308
Williams (C. E.) Only good-night.
8336.
2214
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Williams (C. F.):
Henry’s (S. R.) barn dance.
(184).
I wish I had my old girl back again.
Z9189 (191).
Kitty, please give me a kiss.
(2el).
My way to heaven is through your
love, sweetheart. 18648 (254,
259).
O silver moon. 29189 (303).
Williams (C. L.) Faces in the firelight.
705.
Williams (Clarence) :
Chizzlin’ Sam. 9869.
Drowsy rhythm. 13348.
Hurry up sundown, let to-morrow
62535
29189
come. 19503.
I can see you all over the place.
10507.
I wanna hot dog for my roll.
10706,
Look out for the brown bomber,
the kid from Alabam’. 11121.
*Mancipation day in Dixie. 30111.
More than that. 14509.
Recompensa. 20632.
Right key but the wrong key hole.
11828.
Royal garden blues.
Song of the extra gang. 30591.
Swing, brother, swing. 30669.
’Tain’t nobody’s bizness if I do.
BOLD aa
Watermelon party. 30847.
You’re bound to look like a monkey
when you get old. 12788.
Williams (Clarence) music pub. co., inc:
Chizzlin’ Sam. $869.
Don’t turn your back on me. 13299.
Drowsy rhythm. 138348.
Flop house Fanny. 29595.
Hurry up sundown, let to-morrow
25796.
come, 19503.
I can see you all over the place.
10507.
I wanna hot dog for my roll.
10706.
Little bit of rhythm in the best
of us. 30033.
Look out for the brown bomber,
the kid from Alabam’. 11121.
*Mancipation day in Dixie. 30111.
Moonlight fairies. 11309.
More than that. 14509.
Recompensa. 20632.
Right key but the wrong Key hole.
11828.
Song of the extra gang. 30591.
Spring frolic. 12097.
Swing, brother, swing. 30669.
*Tain’t nobody’s bizness if I do.
ipl be
Teres. 12254.
Waltz of my heart. 12530.
Watermelon party. 30847.
What is missing in this picture.
Bd0868.
You're bound to look like a monkey
when you get old. 12788.
Your picture in the frame. 12841.
Williams (Corky) Devoting my time
to you. 29474.
Williams (Curtis) :
Addis Ababa. 10.
Alone, alone with God. 12906.
Gee, I hate to see you dear, a-steal-
ing away from me. 22088.
Til soon go where those chilly winds
don’t blow. 16537.
My little paradise lady. 28041.
Only language, dear, that any man
can understand. 11608.
What it means, dearie, to be blue
and lonely. 21289.
When I’m away from you dearie
it seems to me dearie to be.
26301.
Williams (D. M.):
Benedictus. 26660.
Te Deum laudamus. 28677.
Williams (Dorothy) Mountain dreams.
30193.
Williams (EH. C.):
According to the blue-print, you’re
the girl for me. 7.
Don’t write, telegraph.
It’s not like you. 1299.
Was it not enough. 15240.
Williams (BH. I.) ° Shack in the moun-
21906.
tains. 30524.
Williams (KE. L.) I want to go to
Idaho. 24031 (93).
Williams (EH. M.) Dreams. 24478.
Williams (EH. S.):
Auld lang syne. 12966.
Coneerto. 15388.
Harp of Tara. 13533.
Lulle. 14206.
Onteora. 145338.
Rondo concertante. 14698.
Tahoe charms. 15001.
War song. 15237.
Williams (Hrnest SS.) modern
method for trumpet or cornet.
18497, 18498, 21415.
Williams (Hdna):
Call around for me. 15517 (48).
I'd like to build a fence ’round
you. #55177 (152).
If the wind had only blown the
other way. 15517 (174).
What a position for me to be in.
31008 (211).
When there isn’t a boy around.
33904 (334).
2215
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INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 31
Williams (F. J.) Cupid. 6692.
Williams (FE. V.) Reminiscence.
Williams (Frances) :
Lil’ angels. 30028.
Rustling leaves are whispering I
love you. 2337, 5380-5382.
Williams (Francis) :
Tell me where
12249.
To meadows. 5792.
Williams (Franklin A.)
one it’s love. 13608.
Williams (Frederick A.) :
At the carnival. 6253 (24).
Bavarian village dance. 29286.
5314.
is fancy bred.
Hundred to
Beneath a southern moon. 15701.
March of progress. 30117.
Murmur of the waves. 253898.
Playing tag. 9509 (574).
Williams (G. C.) Devoting my time
on you. 3721.
Williams (G. K.):
Hmpty arms. 18362.
I can’t dry these tears in my eyes.
13624.
Let me be. 14041.
Melody in smoke. 14249.
My happy go-lucky way. 14875.
Turn on your radio. 15161.
What’s the use of crying I’m blue.
15282.
Williams (G. L.)
I’m in ecstasy. 7312.
I wrote a love song. 22431.
Williams (G. M.) Jim Cro. 1882.
Williams (H. W.):
Head and heels in love. 13550.
Shoogy shoogy shoo. 17881.
That’s. it. 12285.
Williams (Harriet L.):
My home land. 32592.
O how happy am I. 11541.
Williams (Harry) I used to be afraid
to come home in the dark. 38270
(295).
Williams (Harry L.):
Let’s honeymoon forever, you and
Loed.O33.
Won’t you come make a fuss over
me. 9384.
Williams (Hugh) pseud. See Grosz
(Will)
Williams (Inez) See Williams (M. I.)
Williams (J. B.) Junkerman. 27614.
Williams (J. E.) My Green Mountain
homestead. 1835.
Williams (J. L.) Sixteen Welsh melo-
dies. 338904 (339).
Williams (J. M.) Black rider blues.
26674.
Williams (John) Gleanings.
Williams (Joseph) :
Cottage cradle song. 21569 (84). |
3978.
Daisy lullaby. 21569 (88).
In Wonderland. 21569 (252).
Williams (Joseph) Iltd.:
Allegro moderato
12904.
Andante.
Angler’s song.
Ballade. 32445.
Bargain basement.
Bells of heaven.
Bird of Arabia. 138048.
Caliban upon Setebos. 303.
Celebrated valses. 25820.
Chanson napolitaine. 24281.
Chant d’amour. 24288.
Chasse. 24284.
Chip’s carol. 15841, 21770.
Choral prelude. 15848.
Cloches de Corneville. 24815.
Crusaders’ march. 24362.
Dream blossoms. 37774.
Dusk. 24490.
Empire march. 21972.
Evening song. 21979.
Fain would I change that note.
in G minor.
25391.
21615.
3413.
15695.
13383.
Fantasie and Fugal _ toccata.
24544.
Fantasy pieces. 381559.
Festa romana. 24558.
Five sketches. 13542.
Foggy dew. 3917.
Four little tunes. 24464.
Fugue in G major. 16245.
Gold hair. 830.
Gone were but the winter cold.
22120.
Gorse bloom. 22131.
Green magic. 866.
Grenada. 24652.
Grey squirrels. 870.
Hornless cow. 4157.
Horse of war. 10468.
Hungarian dance. 24200-24202,
24761.
Intermezzo.
Joan’s carol. 22548.
June rondel. 13844.
Largo in G. 24661.
Marche militaire. 25821.
21946.
Master Hugues of Saxe-Gotha.
1668.
Melodie-nocturne. 25317.
Mignon gavotte. 26119.
Minuet and trio. 18792.
Minuet in E flat. 24662.
Northern legend. 1970.
Now, let’s begin. 11515.
O my luve’s like a red, red rose.
BOAT RV
Once when the world was young.
32179.
Pagan symphony. 32823.
2216
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Parade march. 14562, 25643.
Petite valse de concert. 32860.
Rowan elf. 14716.
Rustic dance. 2336.
September. 2401.
Serenade at the villa. 2406.
Six impressions. 28348, 23344.
Softly fall the shades of evening.
17952.
Soliloguy of the Spanish cloister.
2509.
Soul. 23420.
Suite for pianoforte. 8854.
Suite of four pieces. 18044.
Sweet Ann Page. 14955.
Tango. 26054.
There be none of Beauty’s daugh-
ters. 15074.
Three fishers went sailing.
Three pieces. 26159.
Three pieces for organ. 14911.
Three short pieces. 25825.
Three skort preludes. 24297,
Threnody. 15105.
Transposing at the piano.
33490.
Turkish patrol.
Valse gracieuse. 26160.
Valse romance. 26198.
Violin class book of scales and ar-
peggios. 23703.
Waiting for the May. 9169.
Weep you no more, sad fountains.
18360.
Wildflowers. 3104.
Zanetto sérénade. 253038.
4 characteristic sketches. 17870.
72 harmony and two-part counter-
15104.
33488—
26166.
point exercises. 17803.
Williams (Loreza) Until forever.
28851.
Williams (M. E.) Mountain dreams.
30193.
Williams (M. I.):
Awake ye workers. 21649.
Old Glory. 238082.
Williams (M. L.):
Cloudy. 21784.
I never know. 22378.
Keep it in the groove. 27648.
Williams (M. R.) Trail along, trailer
home, trail along. 21126.
Williams (N. H.):
Nature’s retreat.
Woodland echoes.
Williams (Mrs. N. P.)
(Loreza )
Williams (Nesta) You can always tell
a Jaffa by its juice. 6168.
Williams (P. M.) Tomorrow’s no Sun-
day morning. 15129.
Williams (P. P.) For always. 16219.
Williams (Patrick) Suite in D. 33295.
1925.
S586.
See Williams
Williams (R. E.) I knew it all the
time. 16510.
Williams (R. G.):
Harvardiana. 383904 (102).
Rhode Island forward march.
30465.
Williams (R. L.)
my soul. 2760.
Williams (R. Vaughan)
Williams (R.)
Williams (Robert)
There’s rhythm in
See Vaughan
My lover’s on tne
cover of a mé&gazine. 14407,
Williams (Spencer) :
Benny sent me. 15708.
Dere’s jazz in dem dere horns.
21867.
I ain’t got nobody, and nobody
cares for me. 16467.
Royal garden blues. 25796.
Saturday night on Sugar
2365.
Take that train to Texas.
Two sweet lips. 12447.
You shouldn’t be bashful. 12820.
You’ve gotta swing it when you
Hill.
12221.
bring it. 12828.
Williams (Sylvia) Mountain dreams.
30198.
Williams (T. D.):
Call to victory. 6253 (57).
March of the gnomes. 9509 (448).
Songs in the night. 9509 (692).
Williams (T. H.):
Hills at twilight. 10434.
Jesus, the one. 13827,
Williams (Thomas D.):
Lord is my strength. 3270 (388).
Only waiting. 3270 (485).
Williams (Virginia) Flag salute. 736.
Williams (W. J.) Sweetheart of Sigma
chi has fallen in love with a Phi.
33329.
Williams (W. R.):
Gee! but there’s class to a girl like
you. 12862 (174).
I try to forget that I love you.
12862 (244).
In the valley where the daisies
grow. 12862 (262). —
Just for to-night. 7614.
That’s what the river means to me.
30705,
When you say good-bye to love.
15347.
Williams (W. S. G.)
Williams (W. T.):
Another name on love.
Billie dear. 18810.
Great human. 19359.
My little friend in heaven. 20296.
Roosevelt is the man. 20690.
You can’t quarantine love. 21497.
Williams (Wm.):
Love is ealling. 14158.
Apple tree. 108.
18711.
2217
INDEX
pt. 17, n. s., v. 31
Williams (Wm.)—Continued.
One softly spoken word, just one.
11601. ;
Roses. 8582,
Whispering waters of the bay.
12666.
Williams (William) Romany lass.
20687.
Williams (William TT.) With the
sport of kings to mingle. 30936.
Williamsburg 1775. 29056*.
Williamson (A.) Softly the twilight is
falling. 14844.
Williamson (Alfred) pseud.:
Fond memories. 3921.
My love song. 30236.
She’s just a new fashioned girl.
5446.
See also Berg (I. B.)
Williamson (HK. M.) Illinois sunshine
beaming. 10772.
Williamson (HH. P.):
I’m leaving you. 27482.
My heart is calling you. 22928.
Williamson (I. M.) Where earth and
heaven meet. 18448.
Williamson (J. F.):
Introduxit me rex. 28248.
Lord, in Thy resurrection. 20055.
Pater noster. 28871.
Supplication. 20933.
Williamson (L. T.) Yes, it’s true what
they say about Dixie. 23924.
Williamstown high = school. Alma
mater, Williamstown high school.
9564.
Williamstown high school alumni assn.
Alma mater. 15556.
Williford (O. H.) Mister Roosevelt,
well vote again for you. 17204.
Willis (B. C.) Keep me true. 16872.
Willis (David) Dreaming of you.
31485.
Willis (H. 8S.) You took the light from
the sky. 26507.
Willis (M. N.) Hello, hello, San Jose.
22183.
Willis (R. H.) Chiming bells of Ava-
lon. 26787.
Willis (R. 8S.) It came upon the mid-
night clear. 1287.
Willis (V. D.) au., and Willis (M. D.)
prop. Crossing bridges. 15925.
Willis (W. N.)
(621).
Willis (W. V.) Forgotten. 3933.
Willis music co.:
Ballet of the enchanted dolls.
3404.
Ballet waltz. 63898.
Balloons. 15662.
Banjo picker. 3410.
Bogey-man. 3484.
Brownies’ carnival. 3507.
9218
Rockin’ time. 9509
Busy corners. 15776.
By a roadside fire. 3517.
Captain Kidd. 3543.
Cheer leader. 15833.
Christ is risen from the dead.
6611.
Christmas carol. 26802*.
Christmas lullaby. 26804.
Cobbler, cobbler. 3614.
Co-ed prom. 15872.
Coming of day. 5821.
Covered wagon. 448.
Dancing flowers. 15945.
Danse 4 la tarentelle. 6717.
Day of resurrection. 6733.
Dervish dancer. 16004.
Down the shady path. 6795.
Drowsy moon. 3807.
Drum major. 19150.
Duteh twins. 38815.
Fairy rainbows in the grass.
16161.
Fiddle tunes. 16179.
First grade book. 3901.
Wish at play. 8138.
Fiame vine. 6909.
Fluttering butterflies. 10225.
For this I pray. 10231.
Forest dawn. 3927..
Fountain of youth. 24589*.
Grand parade. 7023.
Grandfather’s clock. 16308.
Hiinsel and Gretel. 13520.
Hear the bells ring. 7087.
Hear Thy praise. 31770.
Hen convention. 16392.
Hiawatha’s lullaby. 4182.
Hoe cake shuffle. 4142.
Hold naught against me. 16420.
I’se gwine back to Dixie. 16632.
In the barnyard. 4402.
In the morning early. 7497.
Indian braves. 12610.
Jerusalem! O turn thee to the
Lord. 24645.
Joan of Arc, the maid of Domremy.
Q2547*.
Katydid and the cricket. 16870.
Lo, I reveal unto thee. 11099.
Lullaby. 3496.
March of the champions. 4791.
March of the spooks. 4792.
March of the tiny soldiers. 17134.
Marche slay. 5822.
May now Thy spirit. 1674.
Midnight ride of Paul Revere.
17189.
Moceasin dance. 4860.
Music the whole world loves. 1799.
My clock. 11414.
My new umbrella. 11414.
My pussy. 8138.
Night in old Santa Fe. 8195.
O Thou who art all loving. 11530.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Old Zip Coon. 17492.
Omnipotence. 5414.
On a summer sea. 5139.
On the Christmas tree.
On the levee. 20451.
Parade of the penguins.
Pilgrim suite. 20547.
Plantation memories. 5229.
Praise be to Thee. 11637.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
25686.
Prayer to the Holy Spirit.
Precious Jesus, burden
17660.
Procession of the seven dwarfs.
5272.
Pumpkin, pumpkin. 11587.
Roguish eyes. 20678.
Sly fishes. 17940.
Streets of Bagdad. 18027.
Strolling players. 8845.
Swan on the moonlit lake.
Swaying silver birches.
Tango-carioca. 5677.
Teaching little fingers to play.
23556.
That old quartet.
Tulip time. 18242.
Tumbie-town ,cake walk. 9083.
Tumble-town waterfall. 9084.
Valse triste. 21193.
Violin music the whole world loves.
21207.
Wee bit laddie. 18358.
When I put out to sea. 12610.
When notes go skipping, we skip
where they go. 30884.
When notes go walking they step
in a row. 2638138.
Woods at dawn. 21449.
Willkomm (O. H.) Meet me on the
shores of Lake Michigan. 22804.
Willms (Franz) Trauermusik. 30767.
Willrich (Virginia) Trailing along to-
gether in our little home on wheels.
21128.
Willson (F. C.)
29091.
Willson (H. E.) Vm comf’table to
have around. 22316.
Willson (Meredith)
8719.
Willum (Henry):
Bellevue revyen 1936. 24168.
Hornbek revyen 1936. 24741.
11587.
17577.
11782.
bearer.
5632.
5633.
21024.
Wraith of my dreams,
Smile with me.
Tenk paa din Mor derhjemme.
26042.
Willumat (lL. E.) Noone knows. 1961.
Wilm (Nicolai von):
Tanz im dorfe. 240381 (205).
Through field and forest. 6253
(479).
Wilshire (B. A.)
love. 16845.
Just a little bit of | Wilson (Gilbert)
Wilson (Alex) You’re a mystery to
me. 38218.
Wilson (B. O.) Change. 3568.
Wilson (Bob) Lethargy. 4682.
Wilson (C. ©.) On your way. 5151.
Wilson (C. E.) My prayer. 22971.
Wilson (Carol) See Higgins (C. W.)
Wilson (Christopher) I bring thee
roses. 24031 (81).
Wilson (Claudene) Cottage door.
24347.
Wilson. GD.)
Ah’m climbin’ to mah heb-bun-ly
home. 6276.
Don’t make a soldier boy out of my
son. 244438.
Girls of the eight and forty. 804.
I like to think, when evening comes.
7246.
I’m in the dog-house now. 7314.
I’m looking for a man like Adam.
13719.
If you were only here, my dear.
13832.
Jeannette waltz. 7567.
Life is a book. 4640.
Little red rose. 4668.
Lone pine. 20033.
Memories like these remind me of
memories I want to _ forget.
301438.
Now, winter’s frost is in your hair,
I love you best of all. 5076.
Prayer to the muse. 11733.
Save your tears for a rainy day.
5399.
She passed me by, like a pay-car
passing a bum. 8659.
Sweet and tender. 2644.
What’s the use of dreaming. 12590.
Would you be surprised. 30947.
You'll never know. 26460.
You're rose-colored glasses to me.
21529.
565 march. 9509.
Wilson (Dick) Keep it in the groove.
27648.
Wilson (Don):
Festival orchestra book. 3884.
Hollywood bound. 19463*, 27266.
Junior classics for orchestra.
32166,
Wilson (E. M.)
Wilson (E. V.)
Three years. 21089.
Texas centennial song..
15041.
Wilson (FF. N.):
Cobwebs. 21785.
Stars made a picture of you.
28590.
Wilson (G. F.) When the roses bloom
again. 12862 (536).
Prelude to a dream.
25703.
2219
Wilson (H. E.)
Wilson (H. L.)
Wilson
Wilson (Henry)
INDEX
Wilson (Grace) :
Knowing you love me. 19909.
Lover’s pattern. 20110.
Town topics. 5805.
Carmena. 6253. (60).
(Hector) Cowboy’s mistake.
31364.
I didn’t mean to be
mean. 22249.
Wilson (I. B.):
Accept our prayer. 6253 (2).
Across the templed hills. 12862
(Bye
All for the happy Easter day. 3270
(9).
Always a song. 6253 (18).
Always shining. 6253 (14).
Ancient family. 9509 (18).
Andante e legato. 33904 (6).
As a mother comforteth. 6348*.
As the apple of His eye. 6253 (19).
At Eastertide. 3270 (32).
At evening time. 12862 (25).
Bear’s thanksgiving. 9509 (42).
Beautiful spring. 3270 (49).
Beautiful story. 38270 (51).
Bells of Christmas. 12862 (48).
Bells on Christmas day. 31147.
Benediction. 9509 (55).
Bethlehem star. 12862 (52, 53).
Birdies’ lullaby. 3270 (68).
Birthday of the King. 9509 (70).
Bless the Lord. 9509 (71), 12862
(56).
Blest Comforter divine. 9509 (73).
Blest morn, we hail thee. 12862
(58).
Blood has cleansed my soul. 6253
(41).
Boy and the bird. 6253 (46).
Brave brown birds. 6253 (48).
Call to victory. 6253 (57).
Christ triumphant. 376.
Christ victorious. 38270 (95).
Christmas banner. 12862 (94).
Church victorious. 12862 (101).
Come, let us sing. 6253 (76).
Come with a joyful greeting. 3270
(108).
Come with us. 3270 (109).
Coming to Thee. 9509 (149).
Comrades greeting. 6253 (84).
Crossing the bar. 12862 (116).
Crown Him Lord of all. 6253 (91).
Cuddle closer. 9509 (164).
Does God need me. 6253 (102).
Easter echoes. 634.
Easter gladness has begun.
(158).
Easter hope. 3819.
Easter processional.
3270
3270 (162).
Evening brings us home. 12862
(155).
Fairest Lord Jesus. 62538 (114).
2220
pt. TH, n. S., v. 31
Fairies of the frost. 9509 (215).
Faithful till the crowning day.
3270 (183).
Festal queen. 6253 (128).
First Easter. 33904 (79).
Forward. 6253 (1382).
Freedom’s herald. 6253 (183).
Freely for me. 6253 (134).
From Boston. 9509 (241).°
Galloping ghost. 24599*.
Gather the blossoms of Easter.
3270 (209).
Gift for the new born King. 12862
(179).
Give ear, O Shepherd. 6253 (145).
Give Him praise. 3270 (214).
Give thanks. 9509 (248).
Giving our all to God. 6253 (147).
Glorious Haster day. 38270 (217).
Glory in the highest. 12862 (189).
God alone ean help. 6253 (150).
God is everywhere. 9509 (250).
God is good. 6253 (152).
God so loved the world. 9509
52)
God will forever be true. 6253
Gissy
Golden sunbeams. 3270 (221).
Goodbye. 9509 *(257).
Goodnight. 9509 (258).
Great is the harvest.
Hail, all hail. 6253 (165).
Hail the day. 12862 (208).
Hail the risen King. 3270 (236).
Happy children. 6253 (170).
Happy Christmas time.
(214).
Happy song. 62538 (171).
Happy springtime. 6253 (172).
Hark, through the sunlight. 3270
(242).
Have I done my best. 6253 (174).
Have you read it. 6253 (175).
He is risen. 3270 (246).
He knows. 12862 (217).
Hear the glad birds singing. 3270
(253).
Hear the
(179).
Heralds for Jesus. 6253 (186).
His wayside messengers. 7120*.
Hold up His standard. 6253 (189).
6253 (159).
12862
joyful chorus. 6253
Hosanna in the highest. 3270
(266).
Hour of prayer. 9509 (298).
Hurry, little snowflakes. 12862
(228).
I always go to Jesus. 3270 (280).
I’m going gypsying. 27416.
I shall be satisfied. 12862 (243).
If Jesus’ love is with you. 6253
(226).
If we all lift a little. 6253 (229).
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
If you want the world to love Him.
6253 (233):
In love abiding. 12862 (259).
In paths of peace. 12862 (261).
In the shadow of the eross. 6253
(243).
It is not far. 12862 (267).
It is wonderful how he loves. 6253
(248).
Jesus and [ are friends. 6253
(251'):.
Jesus is victor today. 38270 (338).
Jesus loves the children. 9509
(345).
Jesus needs us. 6253 (254).
Jolly old fellows. 9509 (349).
Joy is born at Eastertide. 3270
(342).
Joy of Easter time. 3270 (344).
Joyful song. 3270 (3848).
Junior choir. 18648 (208).
Keep my commandments. 9509
(355).
Keep stepping. 6253 (262).
Lead, kindly light. 33904 (162).
Lead us, O star. 12862 (295).
Leader that we love. 6253 (275).
Legend. 27682.
Let not your heart be troubled.
12862 (286).
Let praises fill the earth and sky.
3270 (360).
Let the children come. 6253 (279).
Let us all be happy. 3270 (361).
Lilies for Easter. 4648.
Lily of the valley. 3270 (370).
List to the echoes. 9509 (389).
Little brothers and sisters. 6253
(282).
Little candles. 12862 (301).
Little people can be soldiers. 9509
(404).
Lonely stockings. 12862 (304).
Look wise. 9509 (412).
Lord of the harvest. 9509 (416).
Lost. star: 25229*:
Love is needed. 6253 (296).
Love paid the debt. 3270 (396).
Lullaby. 6253 (302).
Magnify the Lord with me. 9509
(435).
Make a joyful noise. 9509 (488).
Make me a witness. 6253 (304).
Man has died for me. 6253 (305).
March along, happy hearts. 3270
(406).
March of the gnomes. 9509 (448).
March of the teddy bears. 9509
(444).
Master’s garden. 7925.
May God depend on you. 62538
(313).
Melody. 6253 (532).
2221
Message of summer-time. 3270
(421).
Mighty hunter. 9509 (488).
Minuet and trio. 33904 (192).
Music of Bethlehem. 25402.
My daily prayer. 6253 (328).
My Savior. 9509 (511).
My Savior walks beside me. 9509
(ro
My ~-soul shall be joyful. 6253
(334).
Nature’s resurrection. 3270 (445).
Night of holy memories. 25511.
O chime again. 12862 (369).
O peal your merry chime. 12862
(374).
Oh sing to the Lord. 6253 (356).
On the third day. 2056*.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 6253
(365).
Our fair good queen. 6253 (3871).
Our refuge. 6253 (372).
Our welcome song. 3270 (489).
Over the deserts. 12862 (393).
Peace and goodwill. 6253 (377).
Pleading voices. 9509 (575).
Praise Him. 3270 (5138).
Praise the Lord today. 62538 (383).
Prodigal and the song. 25714.
Rally round the Christmas banner.
12862 (428).
Rally song. 9509 (601).
Reaper’s song. 62538 (891), 9509
(608).
Redemption’s song. 2251.
Rejoice, rejoice. 38270 (531).
Reverie. 33904 (248).
Ride on in majesty. 3270 (5387).
Ring, O bells. 12862 (4389).
Ring the Easter bells. 3270: (539).
Ring the invitation. 6253 (395).
Risen in glory. 3270 (544).
Risen is He. 3270 (545).
Risen victorious. 3270 (547).
Rosy summer. 6253 (3897).
Sabbath evening. 6253 (398).
Savior pilot me. 12862 (449).
Scatter the sunshine. 6253. (405).
Seek ye the Lord. 9509 (656).
Send them the light. 9509 (657).
Shepherds. 12862 (459).
Silent the sleeping town. 33904
(268).
Sing aloud unto God. 12862 (464).
Sing like the robins. 6253 (420).
Sing praise. 6253 (421).
Sing the Lord’s song. 6253 (422).
Skating chorus. 9509 (672, 673).
Sleep, baby, sleep. 12862 (469).
Slumber song. 9509 (674).
So glad. 3270 (591).
Soldiers of the Lord. 9509 (679).
Son is given. 12862 (471).
Song of devotion. 12862 (478).
INDEX
pt. 113, n. s., v. 81
Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
Songs in the night. 9509 (692).
Spring flowers. 6253 (442).
Spring gladness. 6253 (443).
Spring heralds. 6253 (444).
Stand up for Jesus. 12862 (477).
Stone is rolled away. 3270 (624).
Stew the blossoms. 3270 (626).
Summer breezes. 6253 (451).
Summer-time. 3270 (629).
Sunbeams. 6253 (456).
Sunlight of His glory. 6253 (457).
Sunset shore. 9509 (717).
Sunshine in His love. 6253 (460).
Swing Christmas bells. 12862
483).
Swing wide the door. 3270 (638).
Symphonies of summerland. 6253
(469).
Teddy bears’ Christmas. 12862
(485).
Thankful to Jesus. 9509 (735).
There’s a lesson. 6253 (475).
Three kings came forth.
(a02))2
Thy kingdom come. 6253 (480).
Till the victory is won. 9509 (741).
Tripping merrily. 6253 (489).
Triumphant Zion. 6253 (490).
Trust him. 62538 (491).
Underneath the Christmas star-
light. 12862: (510).
United praise. 3270 (679).
Victory of Jesus. 3270: (686).
Victory! Victory. 3270 (688).
Virgin’s lullaby. 12862 (517).
We come today. 12862 (524).
Welcome, happy morning.
(706).
Welcome here. 9509 (779).
Welcome the festal queen.
12862
3270
6258:
(510).
What do the flowers say. 3270
(710).
When shadows gather. 9509! (786).
When the light shone. 23816*.
When the summer comes in beauty.
6253. (520).
White daisies. 38270 (732).
Why tarries she. 6253 (531).
Wide awakes. 12862 (542).
With heart and voice. 3270 (745).
With songs of rejoicing. 6253.
(5387).
Wonderful love. 6253 (538).
W ondrously beautiful story.
12862 (548).
Woodland voices. 6253 (541).
World’s eall to America. 9509)
(813).
Young soldiers of the Lord. 9509
(818).
Zephyr heralds. 6253 (545).
Beneath the moon’s
266539'.
Wilson (J. A.)
starry light.
Wilson (J. M.) Dear old New York.
13254.
Wilson (J. N.) Little shack—under
the hill. 1514.
Wilson (Jack) Joke on me. 22550.
Wilson (James) :
All I possess is you. 31023.
I don’t want to ever grow old.
25783.
Hollywood home sweet home.
27268.
Wilson (John) Where the bee sucks.
26833.
Wilson (Johnny) Cherry hill blues.
25885.
Wilson (K. B.) Jack and the bean-
stalk. 22528.
Wilson (Lilyan) Broken melody.
6512.
Wilson (Loretta)
Wilson (M. B.):
Espagnola. 38270 (170).
Ha, ha. 3270 (234).
Jolly cuirassier. 29189 (220).
One you're looking for. 3270 (484).
Prima donna. 3270 (520).
When girls command the
3270 (714).
Wilson (M. D.)
Wilson (M. T.)
Haster lily. 6837*.
army.
My honey. 30228.
When you’re my own.
6056.
Wilson (Marie) Moonlight on the
hills. 82536.
Wilson (Q. B.) Bendix music series
29805.
See Wilson (B.
for pianoforte.
Wilson (O. G.) pseud.
O.)
Wilson (R. B.) Tudor suite. 21147.
Wilson (R. C.):
Exalt His name. 24529, 27048,
31542.
Galloping ghost. 29628.
Hymn to the morning. 2934, 26224.
Melody at sunset. 17167.
Wilson (R. H.) I want a table by the
band. 7396.
Wilson (Robert L.)
Wilson (Robert L.)
gardenia. 26131.
Wilson ea Opportunity.
Wilson (S. H
It’s eee but love. 10875.
It was a dream. 19825.
Wilson (Mrs. 8S. R.) See Wilson (D.
Lethargy. 4682.
’Tis only a faded
23127.
)
Wilson (T. C.) May I sing my love to
your heart and soul. 4805.
Wilson (Veryl) Until I know you’re
mine. 2883.
Wilson (Vina)
town. 4400.
In that little country
2222
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Wilson Ever
5847.
Wilson (W. W.)
GW.) Hajahts glowing.
Put a flower on your
last year’s bonnet. 28315.
Wimbrow (Dale) It’s _ stillicious.
13909.
Winans (Clifford) You need a stream-
lined heart. 380970.
Winans (W. B.):
Divine purpose.
Thoughts. 25616.
Winver. 3133.
Winchester (S. N.)
heart. 22967.
Winchester (Sirl)
Miami. 30589.
Winchip (Belie) :
Camp beside the river. 31234.
When I struck a match in the rain.
30675.
Wind (G. L.)
heart. 8276.
Wind harps. 3122.
O47,
My old sweet-
Ship ahoy for
Old-fashioned sweet-
Windeatt (Corelli) Badinage. 29189)
(19).
Windeatt (George) Bats in the bel-
fry. 15667.
Winder (W. I.) There'll be another
day. 2743.
Winders (Bill) After I’ve been your
loved one. 26544.
Windsor (Basil) Olde lavender.
17493.
Windsor (Jack) Ole dancing shoes.
30827.
Windsperger (Lothar) Ausgewdhlte
lieder. $626, 9627.
Windt (Herbert) In der heide blth’n
die blumen. 19745.
Winer (M. C.):
Mem’ries of a love nest dear.
32469.
Troublin’ biues.
Winfrey (Maurine) You made my
dreams come true. 29128.
Wing Fao. Prince Su Ming Wang.
8470.
Winger (A. G.):
Brave captain. 31199.
Builder Bill’s. 288.
Winger (Ray) Beside the fire. 3446.
Wingerd (L. E.) Just a little heaven.
1358:
Wingfield (S. G.)
26139. .
Wings. 153891*.
Winikus (Francis)
Harriet. 30671.
Winkier (E. C.) When bluebonnets
are in bloom. 18398, 23783.
Winkler (Gerhard) :
Im Schwarzen ross von Catalanien.
16704.
33007.
Toddling footsteps.
Swing low, sweet
126629—-3 (——_46
In Miinehen steht ein hofbriiuhaus,
16727.
In Santa Fé. 32082.
Kaffeeklatsch. 7634.
Karneval in Sevilla. 32198.
Liebes glitick, kehr doch bald bei
uns ein. 11055.
Natascha, du schwarzes midel aus
dem Kaukasus. 11457.
Spielmanns lied. 33253.
Stilles tal im sonnenschein. 12128.
Tr4éumen, immer nur _ triumen.
33481,
Winkler (Helen) Spring is here again.
12101. ;
Winn (Cyril):
BMS plod.
Miss Myrtle.
Winne (J. M.):
I never knew. 27455.
What is life to me. 29189 (461).
When I am dead, my dearest.
33669.
Winner (Septimus) :
Listen to the mocking bird. 11070.
Whispering hope. 3084, 15360.
Winsett (R. EE.) Songs of spiritual
power. 30596.
Winslow (Pauline) :
Beneath an old umbrella drippin’
rain. 24170.
I miss you to-night.
Star eyes. 20890.
See also Morris (P. W.)
Winsor (M.L.) Love's old story. 1595.
Winstead (D. EH.) Beatrice, I’m wild
about you. 9664.
Winstein (David):
Blowing off steam. 31178.
Mr. Brown goes to town. 32506.
Swing in, swing out. 14981.
Winston (H. P.) In our trailer built
27983.
31972.
for two. 29886.
Winston (John) Swimming against
the tide. 30668.
Winter (Aubrey) :
Amparito roca. 6319.
Ballet music. 4024.
Bonds of friendship. 3488.
Break o’ day. 6501.
Carrascosa. 3553, 31259:
Charm of the valse. 6592.
Gladiator. 813.
Glory to labour.
Juarez. 4497.
Paragraph 3. 11645.
Perpetuum mobile.
3982.
30398, 32855.
Roses from the South. 33028.
Secret marriage. 383101.
Souree. 21865.
Steps of glory. 2592, 5597.
Story of the overtures. 8840.
Swan lake. 28813.
Titus. £792
2223
INDEX
Winter (Fred) :
De’ var hans lilla melodi Som kom
bort. 24888.
Var barmhartig.
Winter (G. P.)
33074.
27619.
Winter (J. S.) Sinfonia D-dur. 15934,
18922.
Winter (Norman) jr. Lovely. 27821.
Winters (BE. C.):
Oh, river, what did we do to you.
11546.
Swing gate Swing. 12192.
Winters (M. H.) Do not mourn so.
21886.
Winters (Mrs. R. C.) See Winters
(M. H)
Winterset. 33772.
Winton (R. A. M.):
Quintuplets. 2214.
Superstition Mountain. 18052.
Wintzer (Richard) :
Alte dame. 18694.
Nach dem ball. 20336.
Wirén (F. A.):
At the door. 31073.
Eternal garden. 31531.
My prairie state. 30249.
To Italy. 26134.
Wirges (William) So long. 14836.
(Josefine) :
Fascination. 21569 (130).
Gavotte de la reine. 21569 (160).
Twinkling stars. 24031 (219).
Wirsén (Ebba) au., and Wirsén (C. E.)
prop. Moonlight. 25366.
Wise (B. L.):
Low moon. 27837.
Patter of the rain.
Wise (Fanchon) :
Fanchonette. 22007.
Sky parade march. 23377.
Springtime waltz. 23447.
Wise (Howard) I’m troubled. 16613.
Wise (J. M.) 10 new songs for chil-
dren. 18506.
Wise (Michael) Congleton. 27247.
Wise (N. M.) My baby’s smile. 8061.
Wise (S. A.) Stars of Old Glory. 2587.
Wise (Virginia) :
Some-day youre gonna be _ sur-
Wirrer
5207.
prised. 23400.
Tell me have you forgotten dear.
23563.
Were saying geod-bye. 18350.
Wise (Will) Has anybody seen my
little pussy-eat. 899.
Wise bk. co., inc. 10 new songs for
ehildren. 18506.
Wisecup (HE. M.) All alone and blue.
24054.
Wiseman (Herbert) :
Clarendun aria books. 3606.
pE TE nS Vou
Just a little love song.| Wiseman (K. C.):
Clarendon classical song books.
3607.
Clarendon song books. 13169,
13170.
Cloudland. 15867.
First impressions are lasting.
24560.
Grandmother’s lap. 858.
In-laws. 27539.
In the land of the western sea.
1244.
On the Santa Fe trail. 2056.
Sally McNally. 17798.
Santa watches little children.
28435.
Save our United States. 17817.
Sparkalin’ eyes. 17994.
Sunkist girl. 26003.
Twinkle. 2857.
Wiseman (Scott) :
How many biscuits can you eat.
318381.
Johnson boys. 13833.
PMS euranne = Ot wae
Wishart (John):
Clarendon aria books. 3606.
Clarendon classical song books.
3607.
Wishing moon. 15395*.
Wismar (A.)
22896.
Wisner (G. G.) All to myself. 29211.
Wisniewski (F. J.) Take it from the
moon above. 20975.
Wissig (Samuel) :
Can’t you. 24251.
Carma. 3547.
Dream with me. 29519.
Each memory. 29534.
Every time. 24522.
For the sake of love.
Give me love. 29647.
Haunting breeze. 29705.
How can you treat me so.
I don’t know why. 24781.
In the heart of the West.
Just because. 4527.
My, oh, my. 30241.
My one wish. 25465.
Not for all the world. 5067.
Promise. 25716.
Sincerely. 25874.
So. 5511, 23391, 33198.
Starlight fantasy. 30619.
Sunset camp. 30646.
Tambourina. 28668.
Tender words. 26070.
That haunting melody. 30701.
Music of the ordinary.
29609.
29755.
29893.
There’s a certain one. 26096.
What if. 26276.
Willing arms. 29057.
Wissler (G. A.) President Roosevelt’s
grand march. 32910.
2224
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Wister (L. 1.) O, glorious federation.
23056.
Wister (Owen):
Amiens sings. 12921.
Sigh no more, ladies. 14786.
Winter’s song. 15394.
With Jockey to the fair. 21423.
With the Bethlehem shepherds. 30934*.
Withers (Edith):
Ben the boasun’. 9509 (53).
Daddy’s letter. 9509 (165).
Withers (Herbert):
Hlegie. 10142.
Prelude and Fugue. 3391.
Withrow (E. A.) jr.:
My smoke dreams are through.
8148.
Regular guy. 8520.
Witkowski (G. M.):
A sa maitresse. 6259.
A son laquais. 6260.
Louanges de la rose et de la vio-
lette. 7822.
Witkowski (L.) Trojanowski Polish
dance folio no. 3. 18235.
Witkowski (L. F.):
Nowoczesna polka. 32717.
Witmark (Isidore) Thanks a lot.
30699.
Witmark (M.) & sons:
Abraham Lincoln song. 24034,
24035.
Arrow and the song. 29247.
As I lay a-dreaming one night.
29249.
Assumpta est Maria. 9608.
At evening. 129.
Awake the trumpet’s lofty sound.
22145.
Bermuda buggyride. 26665.
Blessed Jesu, fount of mercy.
6466.
Boulevardier from the Bronx.
3493.
Butterflies. 3579.
Changing of the guard. 31268.
Chant of Miriam and the Red Sea.
31274.
Chase of the wolf. 29297.
Chime. 366.
Choral recreations. 29893.
Collegiana. 405.
Confession. 3646.
Dirge for two veterans. 10027.
Divertimento. 3735.
Don’t look now. 10056.
Drifting.along. 26991.
Drums of Africa. 3808.
Evening with you. 6863.
Festival prelude. 15218, 26223.
Festive procession. 3885.
Fling wide the gates. 29594.
Forty eight studies for the ad-
vanced trumpeter. 3977, 16280.
Gettysburg address. 3965.
God so loved the world. 29657.
Goombay drum. 7016.
Griddle cakes. 7037, 31718.
Hail, festal day. 29691.
Hodie Christus natus est. 16415.
Hospodi pomilui. 29753.
How lovely is Thy dwelling place.
9760.
I don’t have to dream again. 4210,
I’m the captain’s kid. 27446.
In transit. 32091.
Ka-ka-ka-nye. 29971.
Lady from Hollywood. 27666.
Let their celestial concerts all
unite. 22146.
Little house that love built. 27745.
Lockhart band-class method. 1520.
Love will live on. 1582.
May no rash intruder. 10359.
Mother Goose suite. 4896.
My friend ’tis so much wind. 9645.
My hero. 4962.
My home is where my heart is.
4963.
My kingdom for a kiss. 17822.
Northern lights. 28119.
O pretty shepherdess. 30309.
On a road that winds down to the
sea. 20443.
Papa treetop tall. 28158.
Praise our God who reigns in
heaven. 6388.
Prayer for dew and rain. 32899.
Prelude XXII. 166.
Regina coeli. 11807.
Rejoice in the Lord alway. 11808.
Romance. 2311.
Scherzo. 7673.
Sea dirge. 5421.
Sonatina for violins in unison.
33233.
Song of praise. 30590.
Sons of Eli. 380597.
Streamline. 18025, 28602.
Summer night. 5618.
Swell. 12190.
Symphony in D minor. 5659.
Take, oh take, those lips away.
5674.
That’s the least you can do for the
lady. 28708.
Thru’ the courtesy of love. 23620.
Tia Juana. 23622.
Timor et tremor. 21101.
To Thee be praise forever. 6386.
"Twas only an Irishman’s dream.
21157.
Two hearts divided. 18253.
Vienna, 1913. 5892.
Wake, awake. 18757.
Waltzing with an angel. 23724.
When first my way to fair I took.
597.
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 3L
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
When my dream boat comes home.
28978.
When the cowboy takes a wife.
28986.
When you eall the roll alma mater.
3056.
You gotta know how to dance.
6174.
You on my mind. 23970.
Witt (M. S.) aw., and Witt (Albert)
prop.:
Dream of my life. 15517 (84).
For love of you. 26533 (76).
Open door. 15517 (287).
Siniling eyes. 29189 (394).
When the day is done. 9509 (788).
Witte (B. H.):
Country town. 15914.
Puget Sound waltz. 5275.
Witte (Benny) See Witte (B. H.)
Witte (Leo) Believe it or not by Rip-
ley. 6481.
Wittenbecher (Otto)
peares Was ihr wollt.
Wittich (A. F.):
Musik zu Shakes-
3270 (428).
If my heart could talk. 10756.
There’s something about you.
DS PAE
Wittig (Ray) :
For only you. 24579.
Golden valley rose. 24634.
Wittman (K. F.) Awake, America,
awake. 18742.
Wittman (M. G.) For always. 29606.
Wittstein (Hddie) Bermuda moon.
6442.
Vives never know. 20289.
Wo die lerche singt. 33786.
Wobbe (Fred) Wandering. 12537.
Woerner (D. B.) What ll become of
US aml ozo:
Woertz (D. P.) Beneath the Malay
moon. 3442.
Wofford (J. HK. and T. N.):
He’s sufficient. 911.
Pink apple blossoms and you.
Wohl (Herman):
Aheim aheim. 18671.
Ich zich nor liebe. 19705.
Zol ich azoi leben vi ich hob dich
lieb. 21565.
Wohlenhaus (Emil) :
I’m looking toward the horizon.
7319.
In the arms of my dreams. 10809.
You’re the peachiest girl in the
world. 12815.
Wohlgemuth (Gustav)
war. 33904 (3837).
Woite (P. H.) Sweet Lila, the girl I
adore. 12172.
Wojick (T. M.)
8412.
Wie’s daheim
Spring. 8806.
Wojtasek (Bolek) Listen to the moon.
4653.
Wojton (Mary):
Call of duty. 24238.
Come up and see me sometime.
29419.
Thanksgiving song. 380700.
Wolbrette (A. E.) Ill never live again.
24819.
Wolcott (Kd):
Big vellow moon. 24177.
Give me the moonbeams. 19301.
Love eternal. 22721.
Who eares. 29081.
Wolcott (Thelma) Love eternal.
PAA PA
Wolf (Daniel) :
I hear the eall of the road. 22272.
Love me enough. 380072.
Melodie. 93142.
Night of dreams. 17412.
Wolf (Hugo) 10 klavierstticke nach
liedern. 12715.
Wolf (O. M.):
I begged her pardon in the garden.
27316.
foonflow’r. 27957.
Next door to paradise. 28095.
Wolf (Rube) Pretty red hibiscus.
8467.
Wolf-Ferrari (Hrmanno) :
Campiello. 3530"**, 98 22-9824,
13119*, 13120, 13121.
Canzoniere. 31244, 31245.
Venezianische suite. 23694.
Wolfe (HK. A. ©.) Sweet little kid.
alPalysy
Wolfe: (ie Bcd.) :
Drifting. 26990.
Just onee. 7619.
Our dance. 20488.
While I dream. 9304.
Who can you blame. 18466.
Wolfe (E. L.):
It’s all because of you. 7540.
Take a tip from me. 38354.
What is it. 28948.
Wolfe (Edith) Drifting along and
dreaming. 21988.
Wolfe (J. M.) My old home town.
4987.
Wolfe (Jacques) :
De glory road. 508, 509.
Great songs made simple. 19360.
Guitars of love. 29682.
Lost. 20058.
Red River valley. 2247.
Shortnin’ bread. 5454,
20770, 30542.
Wolfe (L. A.) Close to me. 396.
Wolfe (Lilian) June night. 16842,
Wolfe (Mrs. N. A.) ‘We'll stand for
the Townsend plan. 12551.
17885,
2226
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Wolfe (R. V.)
in my coffee. 13721.
Wolfe (R. W.) Irish lullaby.
Wolfenden (R. G.)
you. 293864.
Wolfert (Alton)
20526.
Wolff (Armand) :
Spring came again.
Too late, my love. 30758.
Wolff (Charles) Here comes my Mary
all dressed up in blue. 29726.
Wolff (L. B.):
I can’t live without you.
Salute to love. 28430.
I’m not stirring sugar
Het.
Can’t help lovin’
Pebbles in the pond.
33262.
13627.
Wolff v. Gudenberg (Freiherr) Spitz-
weegbilder. 17998.
_ Wolff von Gudenberg (Hrich) Figaro
figurinen. 6901.
Wolfsberger (Fred) My happiness de-
pends on you. 20284,
Wolfurt (Kurt von) MKlavierkonzert.
10976.
Wolfzorn (Hllsworth) Love letters
from your cigarette. 20088.
Wolga. 3143.
Wolk (Mae) See Reinstein (M. W.)
Wollenberg (Mitchell) Im living in
dreams. 4291.
Wollenhaupt (H. A.) Wollenhaupt
album. 24081 (2382).
Wollison (Hsther) :
Dance, dance, dance. 3672.
Happy times. 31748.
I’m a beggar. 7281.
Saving for a rainy day. 20733.
Wolohan (John) :
Singing a song to my shadow.
5485.
There’s a reason, it’s you. 12311.
Wolpert (Pauline) :
Day you came to me. 19045.
Life is a heavenly dance. 19985.
Love of mine. 4735.
My happy day. 22926.
- My love is calling you. 22952.
My sweetest dream. 22981.
Song of my heart. 25930.
When I’m asleep. 23798.
Why should I stick to one man.
383752.
Wolter (Myrtle) Dancing with you.
15955.
Wolter (Sonia) Every little while.
16146.
Womack (E. P.):
Dancing along with you. 478.
Look in your mirror mother. 7807.
Uncle Sam’s on parade. 5857.
Woman from Siberia. 27796.
Wonderful land of Make-Believe.
9378".
Wonderling (S. B.)
Lonesome. 7796.
Wood (Arthur) :
Areadians. 26592.
Daddy Long-legs. 26871.
Fairies on the Mendips.
Heart’s desire. 916.
I give my heart. 23269.
Ladies in waiting. 27665.
Old cronies. 11560.
Rise and shine, 23269.
Roundabouts. 31551.
Wood (B. F.) music co.:
Accordions on parade.
As torrents in summer.
At a colonial ball. 127.
Ballet dancer. 12998.
Bandido. 24146.
Bells. 31145, 31146.
Country fair waltz-song. 26848.
Cradle song. 264, 265.
Cricket and the bumble-bee.
26856.
Dance of the tulips.
Dedication. 26912.
Draw nigh to God. 31471.
Dutch lullaby. 21950.
Hlegy. 15688.
Gypsy moods. 882.
Hear my prayer, O God. 27235.
Her Majesty and the Prince.
22185.
House that Jack built. 31824,
Morning now beckons. 27973.
My bonny lass she smileth. 27996.
My heart commends itself to thee.
28022.
O lovely night.
Open thy blue eyes.
31551.
24037.
15612.
454,
21832.
17447.
27886, 32445.
Outdoor sketches. 2093.
Pepeta. 25655.
Senorita. 2397.
Summer reverie. 14943.
Sunset’s symphony. 28619.
Sur la glace 4 Sweet Briar.
Tellico scarf. 28687.
Verse of hate. 33578.
Wake, awake, for night is flying.
28888.
Waltz of the flowers. 28815.
Windmill in Holland. 23890.
2636.
Wood (C. N.):
Gone. 4008.
Wanting you. 5929.
Wood (C. P.) Ear tests in harmony.
27004.
Wood (Clement) 629.
Wood (HEH. W.) jr.:
Discovery. 29481.
Do a good deed every day. 21885.
Wood (F. H.):
Dummy line.
And wilt thou leave me thus.
6325.
Come unto these yellow sands.
3625.
Forget not yet. 6928.
2227
INDEX
Wood (F. H.)—Continued.
Full fathom five. 6945.
Honour, riches, marriage-blessing.
7144.
Tell me where is fancy bred. 5696.
Wedding is great Juno’s crown.
9219.
What shall he have that killed the
deer. 5984.
Where the bee sucks. 6065.
While you here do snoring lie.
6945.
Wood (Faith)
OOHE
Wood (Frank):
Four original
6128.
Humorous trios.
Wood (G. A.):
Come, lads and lassies.
Just we two. 1380.
Wood (G. B.) I wore my heart on my
sleeve. 16680.
Wood (G. S.):
Dark eyes and dark hair.
You’re caressing me. 15467.
Wood (H. J.):
Suite in five movements.
Suite of five pieces. 23476.
Wood (Haydn):
Apollo. 103.
Ballads of the 20th century.
31107.
Frescoes. 16239.
Mr. Barley’s abroad. 20205.
Paris. , 2809:
Roses of Picardy.
So do I love you.
This quiet night.
Two blessings.
Wood (Herbert)
16425.
Wood (Ina) What would we do with-
out those dreams. 21300.
Wood (J. H.) Mon beau
1740.
Wood (1. C.) :
I lost a dream.
Little bit of heaven.
humorous songs.
29759.
21792.
13238.
23475.
APA pam West is
alas
18184.
28832.
Home
in Dixie.
Tzigane.
16541.
I’m in confusion. 1096.
Like a dream in the garden of
Eden. 1484.
Night in a Hollywood eafe. 5046.
She loves me, she loves me not.
2418.
Will she. 38109.
Wood (N. H.) Golden memories.
13481.
Wood (O. J.):
Carter Paterson ven. 15813.
Jig-saw puzzle. 15818.
Wood (R. J.):
Found, my dream of paradise.
16230.
Undecided ’bout things. 21173.
DHAEE mis veot
Wood (Reginald):
March of time. 7907.
My surrender. 5002.
White wings in the shadows.
Wood (S. B.) Zigeuner lust.
Wood (S. E.):
I need Thee. 16619.
Monkey face. 17222.
Under the silver moon.
Wood (Thomas) :
This England. 21075.
Together. 21112.
Waltzing Matilda.
Wood (W. M.). Oh,
Bethlehem. 2007.
Woodard (C. M.)
made. 697.
Woodbury (Al):
Inspiration. 32096.
No wonder. 28115.
Piedad. 28270.
Silhouettes under the stars.
Woodbury (I. B.):
Save our youth.
6076.
21564,
18265.
28896.
little town of
Ev’ry promise you
25868.
2366.
_ Stars of the summer night. 20897.
Woode (Henri): ;
Hand in hand. 29695.
Rita mia. 33001.
Woodforde-Finden (Amy) :
Asleep. 9509 (23).
Garden of my heart.
Woodgate (Leslie) :
Address to the wood-lark. 11.
Ail men, all things. 27911.
All ye that cried unto the Lord.
9509 (245).
21912.
Marginale. 17140.
My truest treasure. 5009.
Night is departing. 27914.
What is this scent so pure and
lovely. 28946.
When I see blossoms spring.
Woodhead (F. S.):
Behold the days come, saith the
Lord. 3270: (55).
Mass, in D min. 3270 (412).
Woodhouse (Charles) :
Berceuse. 381151.
Celebrated minuet. 26768.
Eastern dance. 31508.
King of Cadonia. 18648 (213).
Marche polovtsienne. 20155.
Woodhouse (George) :
Finger exercises for the pocket
mutano. 729.
Foundation technique. 24589.
Wooding (Russell) Don’t play with
fire. 3753.
Woodland dels.
Woodlyn (A. M.)
Sky.) (ain
Woodman (R. H.):
Ashes of roses.
(15).
6012.
12728.
Little star up in the
6253. (21), 15517
2228
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Birthday....15517 (32).
Festival grace. 15517 (105).
In Aready. 15517 (178).
When she is singing. 33904 (333).
Why April weeps. 15517 (454).
Woods (Alfred) My little love affair.
4973.
Woods (B. F.):
Anyhow we keep on the go. 15593.
Be nobody’s darling but mine.
15669.
Cause the one that with me is you.
15819.
Do something to make some one
happy. 16030.
Keep the home fires burning with
the thoughts of Him. 16875.
Little village has changed you see.
17016.
Put the moon back in the skies.
_ 17683.
Won’t be blue, ean’t be blue.
18525.
Woods (Beardsley) pseud. See Walker
(Barclay)
Woods (Bitha)
Woods (EH. L.)
Woods (EK. M.)
21910.
Woods (Frank) Do something to make
some one happy. 26942.
Woods (H. E.) Our castles in the air.
17543.
Woods (Harry):
Let’s be a little more friendly.
25149.
My little garden of dreams.
Slipping through my fingers.
Tony’s in town. 2811.
What d’ya think of that, boys.
18374.
Woods (J. R.)
you. 23149.
Woods (Ken)
Woods (Laura)
your answer. 33891.
Woods (R. A.) My sweetheart of
yesterday. 25479.
Woodside (James) :
As I lay a-dreaming one night.
29249.
Chase of the wolf. 29297.
Ka-ka-ka-nye. 29971.
Isabelle. 1280.
Sandman blues. 8610.
Down memory’s lane.
1854.
2480.
Paging the moon for
Day dreams. 19043.
Your eyes tell me
O pretty shepherdess. 30309.
Woodward (Alva) Dreaming of my
Rocky Mountain home. 31480.
Woodward (D. H.) jr.:
Captured. 13131.
I bless the moon. 7187.
Woodward (Dan) See Woodward
(Di Bey} gr
Woodward (EK. M.) Comes at times a
stillness as of even. 9509 (146).
Woodward (G. H.)
29180.
Woodward (H. H.):
Comes at times a stillness as of
even. 9509 (146).
Rejoice greatly. 30454.
Woodward (Had) Shadows in para-
dise. 14764.
Woodward (I. E.):
I belong to you. 19517.
Swing sweet and low down. 20963.
Woodward (Jack) See Woodward
(Jay (Woody) )
Woodward (Jay (Woody) ):
Habits. 19382.
My Dixie home.
Numbers. 20395.
That’s why. 21034, 28705.
Woodward (W.) ltd. Woodward lulla-
Your love is kind.
17295.
by, la-loo, la-loo. 12729.
Wooler (Alfred) :
Hawthorn tree. 31003 (63).
Hear my cry, O Lord. 18648
(168).
Praise the Lord. 3270 (515).
Woolf (Billy) See Woolf (W. H.)
jr.
Woolf (W. H.) jr. My telltale heart.
30261.
Woolfe (A. B.)
again. 238542.
Woolfe (A. E.)
ealling. 20198.
Woolfolk (Boyle):
Beware of the
29189 (386).
Butterfly life. 15517 (41).
Did you ever go ballooning. 15517
(77). i
Every town has a post office and a
wise, wise girl. 29189 (103).
I’m a devil. 29189 (180).
If lovin’ gets lovin’, then you’ve
got to love me. 15517 (178).
In those good old college days.
Ibole (ISL).
Meet me at the _ stage
Johnnie. 15517 (241).
Oh, Mr. Moon, you're full tonight.
topline, (208,)2
Sahara Sarah. 15517 (3826).
Under the pazaza plant.
(204).
When it’s raining. 29189 (464).
Woollett (Henry) Sonate en si bémol
mineur. 12862 (472).
Woolsey (Anna) In Miami. 22468.
Woolsey (M. H.) Woolsey’s (Mary
Hale) songs that reach the heart.
6130.
Woolsey’s (Mary
reach the heart.
Take me to your arms
Miami Beach you're
garden of love.
door,
31003
Hale)
6130.
songs that
2229
INDEX
Wooster (W. M.) Garden of sorrow.
6955.
Wooten (Mrs. J. T.) Lindbergh kid-
napping. 16972.
Wooten (James) Little Cupid’s arrow.
20004.
Wooten (M. L.)
10870.
Worch (H.) Inder arena. 27535.
Worden (BH. A.):
Golden sunset city of my dreams.
10322.
He stole the heart of my honey.
19424.
Words & music, inc.:
Apple a day. 29242.
Asleep in the depot. 15616.
Because it’s your birthday today.
15684, 24158.
Beside the sea beside you. 21695.
Boidie with the big bass voice.
18832.
Color of your eyes. 21788.
Cut-in. 19012.
Dedicated to you. 24397.
Does a duck like water. 29490.
Doin’ the cut-in. 29492.
Fooled by the moon. 22045.
Foolish fascination. 29603.
Funny face McGee. 16247.
Give her a pint, and she’ll tell it
all. 22093, 29644.
Good riddance, bad dreams. 16298.
Got a method in my love. 16301.
Hand in glove. 31735.
Happy the day. 31742.
Height of my ambition. 16384.
i know a crazy song, chid-da, bid-
da, bim-bum-boo. 31897.
Ill keep you under lock and key.
27376.
I’m dancing to be near you. 19609.
I’m dependable. 19611.
I’m in love with a brand new baby.
27424.
I’m insane about you. 16582.
Let me dream of Havana. 27692.
Let’s compromise. 16929.
Let's take a- trip to Jamaica.
30021.
Little did I dream. 16994.
Love is a pow’rful thing. 27805.
Mr. Church. 20206.
Old fashioned buggy in the barn.
20418.
Only because I love you. 17525.
So IT’ll never be a millionaire.
17944.
Something has happened to me.
30581.
Sweetheart, sweetheart, pro-
nounced darling. 383330.
It’s in the eards.
2230
Work (H. C.)
16308, 19352.
Work (J. W.):
le Al eS
DEFTT, NS Vviaow
Swingin’ soldier man. 20965.
That’s how Virginia began. 23583.
There’s two sides to evry story.
23604.
This mad whirl. 33424.
Westward ho. 338648.
What’s this. .18390, 21299.
What you’ve done to me. 338664.
When. 183894.
When and where will I find some-
one to care. 18395.
When shall we meet again. 383689.
Whirligig. 30907.
Youre my best bet. 30979.
You're the answer to my dreams.
26494.
Grandfather’s clock.
For the beauty of the earth. 6923.
Going home to live with God. 6995.
Workers library publishers, inc. May
hese | AWIZSO
Workers together. 3152.
Working for the Townsend. 38153.
Workman in a village home. 3154.
World copyrights, Itd. Did your mother
come from Ireland. 31428.
World itself keeps Easter. 3156.
Worrall (Renée) Some day you'll real-
ize. 28542.
Worrell (Viola) :
Abide with me. 51006.
Lord’s prayer. 32549.
Worsham (KE. D.) Since my baby said
yes. 14795.
Worship the holy babe. 380946.
Worth (Bobby):
Her name is Pearl—and she knits.
24707.
I'd like to see grandpa swingin’ to
a swing tune.. 29777.
I'll bank my love account with you.
7249.
Oh! You funny love. 28155.
What’s this. 183889, 21298.
Worth (C. B:) Clouds across the moon.
21783.
Worth (Joe) You can’t get arrested
for thinking. 12764,
Worth (R. E.) Clouds across the moon.
21783.
Wortham (BH. R.):
Bluebonnet rhythm. 9747.
Roses in the rain. 5366.
Thanksgiving hymn to mother.
15050.
Worthington (Florence) pseud. See
Ward (F. E.)
Wortman (M. G.):
When Mary makes merry on the
merry-go-round. 28977.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19386
When the sun shines down in Dixie
land, Ill be thinking of you every
day. 28997.
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom, 3158.
Wozencraft (M. L.):
Brook in the pasture. 18849.
Country carnival. 18984.
Wozny (F. L.) Sighing with the wil-
lows. 2442.
Wragg (EH. C. W.) Jesus, I can hear
you calling. 16826.
Wragg (Russel) :
Hearth song. T7091.
Lullaby for a sweet pest.
Song of work. 30594.
Wraskotf (Raymond) :
Beau général. 6402, 15672.
1617.
Christophe Colomb. 24804.
Des peines d’amour. 528.
Quand un gendarme rit. 8483.
Vivandiere et les deux grenadiers.
9145.
Wrba (J.S.) My cotton pickin’ darlin’.
14349.
Wrede (Otto) Regina-verlag.
ische suite. 5664.
Wrenn (K. L.) Dreamland valley in
Klamath land. 21929.
Nright (A. K.) Conquering Christ.
TAnzer-
9910.
Wright (Alma) Whom then shail I
fear. 238857.
Wright (Beulah) Picture without any
frame. 20542.
Wright (Bob):
After autumn. 15582.
Alma mammy. 12905.
Asta’s love song. 381070.
Be careful of my heart.
Bored. 6496.
Broken dream. 21727.
Burnt fingers. 15104.
Can’t get you off my mind. 9827.
Dance. 6702.
Don’t let it get you down.
Down to earth. 24454.
Forever and a day. 6926.
Haunted by the ghost of love.
103879.
I don't want to be a Little Boy Blue
any nore. 24784.
I gave you a break, when I broke
31115.
16056.
your heart. 13644.
Til try to smile. 16540.
I never had a date before. 7350.
I stumbled over love. 7369, 27478,
31987.
Ive got my heart set on you.
29837.
I worship the ground you walk on.
16681.
If I were you. 138820.
If this is good-bye. 24044.
Imagine my surprise. 7448.
In the shadow of an old oak tree.
22484.
In the sweet land of swing. 27558.
It happened in the park. 16787.
Let there be love. 16950.
Longest night. 22702, 27772.
Lovely to love. 7851.
Man about Havana. 17125.
Near. 8166.
O bless my sole. 8235.
Rain in Hollywood. 17695.
Ridin’ a rainbow. 8541.
Shadows in the night. 30526,
Song of the plains. 12057.
Sure. 26008.
There were you. 15090.
This is my Spring song.
To you with love. 238637,
Trail’s end. 12393.
Two humming atune, 21165.
Words fail me. 18535.
You're a devil in disguise.
Yours. 24028.
Wright (C. F.) Sing praises unto the
Lord. 8695.
Wright (C. O.)
21077.
26471.
Voyage of the chil-
dren. 6253 (504).
Wright (Cecil (Rowdy)) Rogers is
ropin’ in heaven, 5351.
Wright (Denis) :
Dance memories. 470.
Follow the sun. 162153.
Forgotten valse. 22057,
Gay gallantry. 790.
Glamorous night. 18473.
King steps out. 32206.
Lionel Monckton melodies. 27734.
London again. 22688.
Lucille. 1611.
Marche polovtsienne. 17135,
Melodie d’amour. 27897.
Merry mountaineers. 1706.
Nimrod. 8200, 8201.
Please teacher. 5240.
Rise and shine. 17748.
Robber symphony. 2287-2289.
Rosamunde. 33087.
Seeing stars. 5240.
Snow waltz. 2488, 5510.
Student prince. 8847.
Things to come. 18177.
Three blind mice. 334383.
Top hat. 18216.
Wright (HE. A.) When it’s lilac time in
Utah. 28969.
Wright (Mrs. EK. W.) See Wright
(Ethel)
Wright (Edward) Husband’s apology.
4186.
Wright (Hllen) Violets. 23701.
Wright (Ethel) Tell me again that
you love me. 20999.
2231
INDEX
pt. m7, n. s., v. 31
Bellman. 6484.
Ear training tests.
Wright (Evelyn)
Wright (Frank)
19155.
Wright (G. A.) Texas heroes. 23571.
Wright (G.M.) What price knowledge.
30870.
Wright (Grace A.) :
And if thou wilt, remember.
Ever in my heart. 10165.
Moonlight tryst. 11514.
Thy voice. 12348.
Wright (H. A.) Swanee River dream.
2642.
Wright (Horace) Old fashioned home,
on the hill. 5115.
Wright (I. D.) Old fashioned home, on
the hill. 5115.
Wright (J. H.)
2005.
Wright (James) Let’s all march to
victory with the G. O. P. 14048.
Wright (Julian) That feeling of love.
30054,
Wright (Juliette) :
Blue night. 18822.
Satisfied. 20731.
Wereht CK. A.) :
Daddy Long-legs. 21825, 26871.
Homage to Liszt. 16424.
Wright (L. D.) Our bells ring out.
32807.
Wright (L. M.)
25450.
Wright (Lawrence) :
Darling of the guards. 9979.
Don’t look in the cellar for a sun-
beam. 26952.
Fair in Madrid.
9584.
Oh heart of mine.
My little sonny boy.
3869.
God save our airman king. 3994.
Have you forgotten so soon. 31755.
Here’s health unto our new king.
4122.
Holidays are jolly days. 22205.
I’m always waiting at tables, but
there’s nobody waiting for me.
31925.
I’ve got the hilly-billy blues.
Million tears. 22834.
Missouri lullaby. 1733.
My treasure. 32635.
Oh! you radio. 28156.
Queen of the sea. 11763.
Ten thousand hoorays. 18120.
That’s me, that’s you. 28701.
When baby plays the rumba on his
ratile in Havana. 3016.
White wings in the moonlight.
29029.
You are my song divine. 29110.
Wright (Lawrence) musie co., ltd.:
As long as our hearts are young.
121.
Darling of the guards. 9979.
Don’t go on a diet. 10052.
16655.
Don’t look in the cellar for a sun-
beam. 26952.
Fair in Madrid. 3869.
Fancy meeting you. 10190.
God save our airman king, 3994.
Has anybody seen my little pussy-
cat. 899.
Have you forgotten so soon. 31755.
Have you got your harmonica
handy. 19416.
Here’s health unto our new king.
4122.
Holidays are jolly days. 22205.
I found a new moon when I found
you, darling. 31888.
Ili B. B. C-ing you in town to-
night. 4231.
I’m always waiting at tables, but
there’s nobody waiting for me.
31925.
I’m in love with a baby and you.
31939.
I’ve got the hilly-billy blues.
Just in between. 10947,
Let’s all have a jolly good time.
32256.
Let’s go ballyhoo. 4617.
Long live love. 11115.
Million tears. 228384.
Missouri lullaby. 17383.
My treasure. 32635.
Not my girl. 5068.
Oh! you radio. 28156.
Only a stone’s-throw from heaven.
17524.
Poor Dinah. 20578.
Queen of the sea. 11763.
Rosalie. 28395.
Serenade with brass. 23322.
Somebody soid me a ’¢ello but I
can’t get it under my chin.
30576. .
Southern roses. 23426.
Ten thousand hoorays.
That's me, that’s you.
Trim little midshipmite. 33496.
Up the hill to happy days. 21185.
When baby plays the rumba on
his rattle in Havana. 3016.
When the territorials are on pa-
rade. 21347.
White wings
29029.
You are my song divine. 29110.
You can always tell a Jaffa by its
juice. 6168.
Wright (M. A.)
Wright (M. E.)
22948.
Wright (M. M.)
16086.
Wrieht (CNS ie):
Banjo picker.
16653.
18120.
28701.
in the moonlight.
Virginia. 33586.
My longing for you.
Dreaming with you.
3410.
PO?
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Campfire march. 24244, 24245.
March of the boy scouts. 32425.
Wright (O. J.) You’re my star and
guide. 3224.
Wright (P. J.):
Mother’s birthday. 1778.
To Marguerite. 15124.
Wright (R. E.):
Fixin’. 19238.
I don’t seem to have a chance with
you. 24783.
Wright (R. W.) Four part songs for
junior high school boys. 10245.
Wright (Rowdy) See Wright (Cecil
(Rowdy) )
Wright (S. H.):
Just doing the Georgia stomp
down. 13968.
My sweet Magnolia. 14426.
Sweetheart. 12182.
Wright (W. H.) My heav’nly Father
is ever near. 14882.
Wright (W. J.) Wright's (Will J.)
songs, group no. 5. 3161.
Wrightson (Herbert) Christ is risen.
13162.
Wrigley (O. K.) Not for me. 17481.
Wrigley’s chewing gum song. 3162.
Wring (W.. J.):
Drinking with my shadow. 10113.
Whole town’s talking “bout me.
12672.
Wrinn (O. E.)
man. 9190.
Wroblewski (M.):
Washington, Jefferson
Ja nie bylem ciebie wart. 13923,
14006.
Tak w Zyciu bywa... 15006.
Wiem ze odejdziesz. 33526, 33758.
Wrock (Estelle) :
I’m looking for a little pal. 19626.
If you could just love me. 19726.
Wrubel (Allie) :
Another dream gone wrong.
15587.
Devoted to you. 3720, 16009.
Have you forgotten the you and
me that used to be. 27225.
Let’s compromise. 16929.
Wruck (R. EE.) Hill-Jilly. 4185.
Wuch (Lola) Mongrel rhythm. 4866.
Wueller (Franz) Cradle song. 6253
(89).
Wiillner (Franz) Class lessons in
sight singing. 9509 (131).
Wiinsch dir was. 9896, 15421.
Wuenschel (Regis) :
Calling you back to me. 308.
Just let me go on dreaming. 1372.
When the moon comes a’ peeping.
3046.
You are in my arms.
Wulf (Leon)
6156.
American ginger. 6313.
Wulff (V. L.) jr. I’m so sad, and full
of despair. 19634.
Wunder (Ray) You’ve got me eating
right out of your hand. 29166.
Wunsch (Ferry) Weit drausst in der
vorstadt von Wien. 5963.
Wyant (Grace) I’m wrapped up in
you. 29830.
Wyant (Z. N.)
heart for you.
Wyatt (Clara)
There’s a home in my
26098.
I long to hear you
eall, oh mamma. 1060.
Wyatt (R. B.):
California rose. 15790.
Heaven sent me you. 29728.
Shadows. 30525.
Sky-writing love songs to you.
33174.
To-morrow, to-day will be yester-
day. 33466.
While you were only romancing
with me, I fell in love with you.
30906.
Who hit Mahatma.
Wyatt (Ralph):
Cotton picking time in Tennessee.
26847.
Memories of A. T. O. 20187.
30911.
Wyatt (Sydney) That's love. 5718.
Wydock (Julius):
How true is your love for me.
22230.
Like a flower in spring. 14085.
Wyly (G. 4H.) Under the moon.
21176.
Wyman (B. B.) Tarantella. 30691.
Wyman (W. H.) Got love. 16302.
Wyngard (Ben):
Before I knew it. 13027.
Why not. 21408. .
You and me. 154383.
Wynick (Donald):
It’s just a rumor in town. T5477.
It’s just a silly dream. 1296.
Nothing but love. 1972.
You rhyme with beautiful. 9475.
Wynn (L.M.) Asis. 12949.
Wynne (Harry) pseud. See Staley
(W. S.)
Wyrembek (Florence) :
Song crazy. 8757, 23410.
Why did you say you loved me.
18478.
X-27. 161638.
X-asperating X-muss gifts. 30948*.
Xavier Cugat’s favorite collection of
tangos and rhumbas. 6139.
Xaviere. 21569 (117).
Xenopoulos (G. K.):
Enaspapas, kalos papas.
Marikaki. 25296.
Xirellis (Titos) :
Hrinaki. 24509.
Xeniteia me herete. 26429.
24505.
INDEX
Yaaka hula tune. 21466.
Yacich (Chris) :
I like bananas because they have
no bones. 13658.
Life is a mighty long time. 11059.
Night that you nestled in my arms.
5050.
Nuts to Broadway, give me New
Orleans. 11521.
Under the spell of the moon. 5861.
Yackolow (1. H.) Gypsy moods. 883.
Yaconelli (Frank) Rosita mia. 2329.
Yaffe (C. D.) I’m susceptible. 1127.
Yagello (Leo) You are the one. 29111.
Yahres (Sam) au., and Yahres (Jean)
prop. Monopoly on you. 4867.
Yale (Art) Sunny blue eyes. 8864.
Yale (EH. D.):
Song of triumph. 6253 (4386).
Songs and flowers. 6253 (438).
Yale (Edna) Honey won’t you hold me
tight. 138588.
Yale (Mrs. W. M.)
Yamin (Jaime) :
Despierta. 532.
Niza. 1956.
Yancey (Sallie)
14112.
Yaney (Howard)
heart. 12829.
Yaney (Clyde
hills. 193.
Yanguas (Mariano) :
Caminitos. 138118, 15799.
Cordobesita. 13200, 15908.
En Sevilla. 16124, 16125.
Yankee girl. 15517 (462), 31003 (21, 84,
101, 106, 146, 189, 196, 217, 224).
Yankee mandarin. 26533. (20, 58, 93,
109, 133, 140, 225, 253, 267, 274, 275,
285, 298, 390, 334).
Yarbrough (B. C.)
waves. 11631.
Yarmov (Jack):
Beach comber. 381117.
Desolation. 26922.
I need you so. 81978.
Lazy harbor. 25135.
My Ireland. 32595.
Paean of love. 32822.
Punuluu. 25719.
When the sun sets on the Volga.
33704.
Where the sky blue meets the sea
blue. 26354.
Willow trees are Swaying by the
bayou. 383767.
Yarnail (Berniece)
See Yale (Edna)
Little hunk of honey.
You've touched my
(Skeets ) ) Beautiful
Over the radio
Damp sidewalks.
21828.
Yarnell (A. P.) Old haircloth sofa.
28166.
Yarrow (L. W.) Underneath the starry
sky. 5863.
Yarwood (Florence) Satisfied. 14730.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 81
Yassel (L. S.) American war mothers.
31040.
Yates (F. M.) Days of long ago. 24386.
Yates (Jerry):
I'd like to know why. 31866.
Why should we be apart. 26391.
Yates (R. V.):
I’ve got a Stamp on my heart. 24902.
Orchids for you. 23128.
Yatove (Jean):
Debout 14 dedans. 6740.
Paix, le pain, la liberté. 23151.
Tortillerra. 18219.
Yaxley (Grace) aw., and Yaxley (D.T.)
prop. My mother’s Christ. 14409.
Ybarra (Manuel) I’m faithfully yours.
4273.
Ye banks and braes. 12862 (552), 30950.
Ye old English Christmas. 29094*.
Yeamans (L. E.) Prayer. 32897.
Year’s at the spring. 3170.
Yeates (A. L.) Somebody’s sweetheart
forever. 8747.
Yeates (Ray) Giveus FF. D. R. 24621.
Yedinak (John) Enchanted island.
3829.
Yelle and Smith, ine.
sy playing. 690.
Yellen (David) :
Do you love me.
Hyver hear a Gyp-
13282.
Don’t ever doubt my love. 29495.
It’s you alone. 27590.
No more love. 28108.
Yellen (Jack) Moonlight makes me
lonesome, for a girl like you. 29189
(27ia))e
Yellen (Jacob) :
Mr. Man in the Moon, shine! shine.
12862 (340).
My schoolday sweetheart.
(358).
Yellow rose of Texas. 12743.
Yelton (EK. C.) I had to change my
12862
plan. 1023.
Y’Ener (—):
Florida. 10220.
Pepina. 11667.
Yeo (J. C.) Springtime in Nova Scotia.
33266.
Yeomans (Clinton) There’s a lady in
my heart. 5742.
Yeomans (H. E.) Lonely in my little
chateau. 25210.
Yeomans (Lillian) I found a heaven
in two shades of blue. 7214.
Yerger (Henry) Feeding pigeons in
the park. 22020.
Yeutter (M. A.) Don’t let love get you
down. 10052.
Yiddishman (M.)
ami. 22987.
Yingling (EH. V.) jr.:
Keep me in mind. 13989.
Let’s go out and woo. 14060.
Nachmu—nachmu
o4
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Yingling (Vic) See Yingling (EK. V.) jr.
Yockey (Hlizabeth) Song beneath the
keys. 20846.
Yoder (Paul):
Afterglow. 18667.
Amateur Alec. 29225.
Another stunt band folio.
Blow the bugle. 29325.
Bohemian girl. 12989.
Carnival capers. 29374.
Cheerleader. 29384.
Fireflies. 16187.
H. M. S. Pinafore.
Hail alma mater.
Jolly Peter. 1336.
Korsakoy. 10984.
Listen to the rhythm band. 30030.
Martha. 13417.
Mighty men. 30161.
Old grey mare. 2081.
Pirates of Penzance.
Southern cross. 12077.
Swing band book. 33334.
Unrequited love. 28850.
Varsity swing. 30818.
Yoder’s (Paul) band book. 29102.
Yoder (William) Peaceful waters.
20523.
Yoell (Larry):
Lazy summer moon. 22618.
You’re twice as nice. 24005.
Yoemans (Clinton) I found a heaven
in two shades of blue. 7214.
Yokum (R. EH. lL.) Before Gabriel
blows his horn. 13026.
Yonsse2&.)-:
Dilectus meus mihi,
24031 (42).
Go, happy soul. 31664-31666.
Good-bye to the mountains.
Huntsman. 4182.
’Twas in the moon of winter-time.
30786-30788.
Victimae paschali.
York (—):
Come to New York for the fair,
dearie. 31324.
Gee, I’ve got to go home. 31635.
Gone with the wind. 31688.
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms,
lovely Linda Lou. 33825.
Yorlsg (GA. A.) :
Every precious little thing you say.
6869.
Now the weeping willow wears a
smile. 5075.
Starlight on the river. 5582.
Tell it to me. 5690.
That’s what the Gypsy said. 8975.
Way down deep in your heart.
5935.
When the moon comes up in Texas.
6031.
You're the one.
18712.
16321.
29690.
5228.
et ego illi.
4014.
12163.
6210.
York (C:
1 257.
York (Dob)
York (Duke)
M.) Memory sweetheart.
See York (A. A.)
See York (W. E.)
York (Frederic) pseud. See Harker
(Ae tH Ss)
York (J. O.) My Louise. 22949.
York (Mary):
Girl I met last night. 24609.
Latch string to my heart. 14025.
Oh you pretty little thief. 25562.
When we're dancing the rhumba.
26330.
Vorkea(eaaky)
We'll waltz to the end of the day.
33630.
Youw’re just an echo in my heart.
35865.
York (Roy) jr. One hilarious night.
5155.
York ¢S. A)z
Holding you in my arms. 27264.
I don’t care ’bout anything but you.
27336.
If I were sure of you. 17484.
Inspiration. 18874.
it’s all the same to me. 13896.
Let’s talk it over. 27716.
York (Sibyl):
Do you remember. 160388.
Strings that
30686, 338290.
York OW. Ws):
Moonlight thru the pines.
27966.
Nolita. 28117.
York and Wing music pub. co.:
Come to New York for the fair,
dearie. 931824.
Gee, I've got to go home. 316835.
Gone with the wind. 31688.
Sweeter than magnolia blossoms,
lovely Linda Lou. 33825.
York music co. How sweet the name.
held your heart.
27965,
13601.
Yorke (Peter) Playful pelican. 17627.
Yost (lL. A.):
Come to my garden of dreanis.
3624.
I want to be quintuplets. 43846.
Picking cherry biossoms, waiting.
5220.
Poor hurdy gurdy man. 5247,
8444.
Say there’s golden hours waiting
for us two. 17824.
Yost (L. D.):
Aunt Matilda told me to be good.
3366.
I love you, what more is there to
say. 4260.
I’ve got ya where I want ya now.
19675.
2239
INDEX
Yost (L. D.)—Continued.
Just around the corner from the
courthouse. 10940.
Moods. 20220.
Yost (Larry) See Yost (LL. D.)
Yost (Mildred) Evry bit of heav’n.
24526.
You gentlemen of England. 12775.
You go to your church and I'll go to
mine. 18578.
You only live once.
Youmans (Vincent) :
Hay—straw. 4089.
Rise and shine. 17748, 23269.
Youmans (Vincent) ine. Hay straw
4089.
Young (Al.) See Idema (A. Y.)
Young (Ann) I just can’t believe you
love me. 1029.
Young (Anna):
Carmela. 29378.
Magic of love. 30099.
Young (iB. At):
Christen it love. 3597.
Let’s go apartment hunting. 4616
So turn on the moon. 8734.
Young (B. L.) Night of desire. 5048.
Young (C. M.C.) Silent lovers. 11978.
Young (Cammie) Repair the altar to-
day. 17724.
Young (Clara)
28751, 30735.
You’re just a little
nuisance, 29144.
Young (Colie) I’m looking over the
moon. 7318.
Young (BH. M.)
Young (E. S.)
Young (HH. T.)
99
My star of love. 5001.
He will eall you. 24695.
Another day is ended.
Young (Ernie) Do re mi. 31487.
Young (G. 8.) Autobiography. 3368.
Young (Gordon) :
Just another dream. 4523.
Old sawmill. 5130.
You marched into my heart. 6183.
Young (H. B.) Um alone to-night.
13688.
Young (H.G.) Clouds go drifting by.
398.
Youne (He. R<)
sings a song.
Young (J. A.)
27902.
Young (J. 8S.)
Young (J. W.):
Depression road. 24406.
Moonlight, the starlight and you,
dear. 22874.
Young (Jack) It’s in the cards.
Young (Joe):
Alabamy beauty shop. 39.
Goona goo. 31701.
Only because I love you. 17525.
Oo-ooh I wanna have a little dance
with you. 5170, 8342.
When a black man
26291.
Memorable Americans.
Kentucky hills. 32202.
7546.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 3L
There’s frost on the moon. 287380,
30721.
Young (John):
I was boxing with my shadow on
the wall. 4351.
Roosevelt will smile your troubles
away. 17772.
Young (Larry):
Good-bye, little stranger, good-bye.
22124.
Old age pension and you. 23076.
Young (Lester) lLet’s pretend we’ve
never loved. 110389.
Young (M. C.):
Where the daffodils blow. 93800.
You'll know it’s spring. 9441.
You're the light of my eyes. 9468S.
Young (M. M.) Angela Hieanor Mary
McCann. 93.
Young (Richard) :
Don’t you feel sorry for me. 3760.
Hileanor. 19160.
If last night’s dream came true.
27515.
It was such a sweet surprise.
10891.
Young (Stuart) :
Dream sheep. 6802.
Guest divine. 19374.
Roll the old chariot along. 53852.
Sea cradle song. 383095.
Wee two at play. 33642.
Young (T. F.) Little yellow cottage
on the hill. 32816.
Young (Victor):
Bal masque. 9647.
Brazilian love song. 6499.
Je vous adore. 1817, 10806.
My heart’s in the heart of the
West. 14381, 20286.
What is love. 26278, 30867.
Young (William) Birds of a feather
among the quack-grass roots. 64652.
Young men’s choral assembly for
schools. 9486.
Y. W. C. A. of the U. S. A. Natl. board.
Search. 14748.
Your uncle Dudley. 19657.
Yours to command. 3254*.
Yradier (Sebastian De) Paloma.
2098, 51938, 25639, 30377.
Yresne (Max d’) Si javais de Vargent.
11968.
Ysaye (Théophile) avu.,
(Carrie) prop.:
Concerto. 3270 (771, (72).
Cygne. 3270 (122).
Fantaisie sur un théme populaire
wallon. 3270 (184).
Symphonie en fa majeur. 9509
16886.
and Ysaye
(723, 724).
Yurak (Leah) Knitting itch.
Yvain (Maurice):
Allegretto giogo. 9560.
2236
.
,
INDEX
. nos. 1-12, 1936
Au soleil du Mexique. 9620, 9621,
29258*.
Cartes.
Chiffortons.
Etre deux.
15814.
361.
678.
Générique fin. 6965.
Maman. 20133.
On ecroit toujours aux mots
@amour. 8305.
Qu’est-c’ que tu dis d’ea. 32988.
Quand on s’proméne au bord de
Veau. 32989.
Que demande le peuple. 8486.
Seherzo. 9498.
Testament de Mazarin. 8945.
2901.
cest le beau temps.
Vas-y, Zizi.
Vingt ans,
2919:
Vogue mon ceeur. 2925, 12511.
Ywanow (Henry) Joyce. 25054.
Zaceari (A. J.) You never can tell.
15460.
Zachaty (Norma) You are the only
one. 383826.
Zacheisz (A. H.):
It’s you I’m thinking of Hal o’ mine.
19822.
Won't you come along with me.
9383.
Zachert (Walter) Sechs quartette.
20696, 20697.
Zador (Hugen)
15191.
Zadora (Michael) :
From the canebrake.
Sirénes. 28518.
Trés jolie. 28795.
Zaetsch (Hric) :
Great waltz of old U. S. A. 27183.
Love is a dream. 27802.
Love is no game. 27809.
Zaffino (Patsy):
Bimbo. 24178.
Conn. tercentenary march.
Fiorita tango. 24558.
Zaffiras (G. J.) Vagabond girl.
Zagari (Raffaella) :
Chitarra stanca. 15844.
Slow delle rose. 383181.
Zahier (Lee) Rosita mia.
Zahn (Myrtle):
O sacred Head. 20401.
Spirit of childhood. 20879.
Zahradka (Joe) Rehabilitators. 20641.
Zalden (Manfred) :
Ungarisches capriccio.
19275.
24339.
33567.
2329.
Cara Mari. 31248.
So fangt es an. 30569.
Zalenski (Peter) Dancing under
moonbeams. 9965.
ava (G. Wc):
Careless rapture. 26754.
Going places. 29660.
Swing along. 28647.
Transatlantic rhythm. 28793.
Zamecnik (J. 8.) :
College yell. 3270 (108).
Fox symphonic band folio. 19262.
Fox young America orchestra folio.
22061.
Scarlet mask.
Sons of fame.
Zampano (Thomas)
my sweetheart,
2373:
8780.
She used to be
but not any more.
5447.
Zandonai (Riccardo) :
Colombina. 407.
Rapsodia trentina. 32962.
Spleen. 2566.
Zanibon (Guglielmo) :
Classici del violino. 3609.
Fantasia cinese. 6890.
Fiore di peseo. 24557.
Je réve. 25041.
Lodate Maria. 25205.
Midi (25850:
Ninna nanna dolorosa. 25515.
Raccolta di 387 danze moderne.
Zo tous
Raccolta di 52 danze moderne.
5286.
Tema e variazioni in si minore.
26069.
anon (Maffeo) Concerto in do. 482.
Zanzig (A. D.):
Folk-songs and ballads for infor-
mal singing. 31597.
National Christmas carols. 382645.
Zapife (C. A.) Sig ep love song. 23347.
Zappia (Rocco) :
Devil’s happy moment. 10024.
Thanks, Mister Moon. 12269.
Zarba (C. R.) Dear mother of mine.
9993.
Zaret (H. H.):
Dedicated to you. 24897.
Veterans of future wars. 12496.
Zarkovich (Mary) What good. 28941.
Zaroubine (A. N.):
Barinia. 15666.
Chijik. 15835.
Pivna Iagoda. 17620.
Vo piru byla. 18300.
Volynka. 18304.
Zarrella (Michael)
ZL EZ.
Zawadzki (Michat)
ukrainska. 18239.
Zax (Shirley) Wail of the waterfront.
15220.
Zaziek . (Paul):
Love’s sweet refrain. 27831.
Petals of a rose. 32857.
Zealear (I. W.) Sombra y luz. 20826.
Zealear (M. H.) Storm tossed. 23459.
Zeb. pseud. See Hetherington (Ch.)
Zecchi (Adone) Sonata in fa. 28552.
Addis Ababa.
Trzecia szumka
2237
INDEX
Zeckwer (C. W.) awu., and Zeckwer
(Hortense) prop. Hirondelles. 38270
(257).
Zédios (—):
Parana. 200%.
Vera—Vera. 2908.
Zeff (Johnny) Hats off to the man of
the hour. 29704.
Zeiner (KH. J. A.) High school song
book. 18648 (166).
Zella (Mina) pseud. See Brown
(M. Z.)
Zeller (Carl) Obersteiger. 25542,
281387.
Zeller (Wolfgang) Heut’ ist der
schonste tag meines lebens. 10431.
Zellerbach (J. D.) jr.:
Man in the green fedora. 14216.
14568.
See Zellerbach (J.
Patty—Joanne.
Zellerbach (Jim)
10) ite
Zello (Mina) pseud. See Brown (A.
W.)
Zelsman (Henry) :
Barnyard trio. 13002.
Let’s go down to Freddie’s and
play. 1467.
Sittin’ in my saddle.
Take me back to
20977.
‘hat little boy I used to be.
Zeman (M. P.) Dimples. 19074.
Zemir and Azor. 19288.
Zenchotf (J. M.) Music in your eyes.
30557.
mem’ry lane.
15054.
30200.
Zendt (Dick) See Zendt (R. M.)
Zendt (R. M.) Atlantic City moon.
15626.
Zentz (Anna) It’s heaven to be with
you. 29926.
Zeo (Ralph) Without your romance.
9375.
Zeoli (S. C.):
Memory of our summer love.
25325.
Moonlight memories. 22869.
Zerbey (Dorothea) :
June. 13946.
Life’s hilltop. 19989.
Zernikow (lise) Junge meister der
tonkunst. 25060, 25061.
Zesdorn (V. J.):
Honeymoon time. 31813.
‘I followed my eyes. 31881.
O! You better watch out for
Winchell. 1997.
Rose from you. 28396.
When love is in command. 28974.
Zetina (Hmil) Come along. 21790.
Zewe (Regis) Eyeful of you. 21994.
Zibulewsky (Agnes) Mystery of love.
17369.
Ziceardi (¥. S.)
29202.
Agonia redemptoris.
pt. rr, n. s., v. 31
Ziebert (Magdalene) Song that I made
for you. 12062.
Ziegfeld folies. 246.
Ziegfeld follies of 19386.
25766, 26448.
Ziegfeld follies 1936. 4994, 6962.
Ziegler (Benno) Sinfonia in es dur.
5478.
Ziegler (G.) Toccata. 6253 (43).
Ziegler (Johannes) Go forward, Chris-
tian soldier. 29189 (185).
Ziegler (L. A.) Youre heaven and
24680, 25503,
the devil divided by two. 9450.
Ziehler (G. V.) Hibernate. 4138.
Zielinski (Boleslaw) :
I’m in love with the dream of my
love-days. 138710.
Moonlight on Niagara. 11311.
My heart’s gone Broadway. 11389.
Zieve (Harry):
Dance, Gypsy, dance.
Dream world. 3782.
Hardorella. 29701.
I will.always love you. 24918.
Isle of loneliness. 27571.
Love me always. 11152.
March of hope. 11216.
Musieal soldier. 25405.
Pal of mine. 5190.
Silence in my heart.
Smile along. 5504.
True love. 26156.
What is love. 26279.
Where is my home. 18444.
Wings of romance. 18503.
Zifcheck (B. A.) Why am I crying.
15940.
11971.
15369.
Zigeunerbaron. 26528.
Zilberts (Zavel) Psalm 134, 2204.
Zilecher (Hermann) Rameau - suite.
17700.
Zilcher (Paul) :
Along the garden path. 66.
Gavotte in F. 6959.
Zima (M.S.) Promise not to two-time.
23219.
Zimbalist (S. A.)
Zimmer (Carl) :
Waltz. 26524.
In der Macchia. 7468.
Novellette. 5069.
Zimmerman (EH. E.) :
Castaway of love. 9840.
I’m keeping my eyes on you. 10636.
IT was a fool. 10718.
Tell me. 12245.
Zimmerman (G. R.):
I would live closer to Jesus. 1186.
Lord, give me a song. 1542.
My treasure. 1910.
Zimmerman (Lawrence) True kiss
from you, honey. 5819.
Zimmerman (Paul) Between puffs on
a cigarette. 230.
A
®
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1936
Seen ae a
Zimmermann (Wilhelm) :
Ahoi, schifferklavier. 6277.
Figaro figurinen. 6901.
Heiteres vorspiel. 31777.
Konzert-walzer. 32219.
Musikalische bilder. 380203.
Novellette. 5069.
Paprika. 32834.
Pastorale und Scherzo. 30389,
Popular tutor for the piano accor-
dion. 5249.
Serenade. 8644.
wank (H. C.):
Lonely little lane. 4680.
You are all that I desire. 6154.
Zions-lieder. 18643.
Zipoli (D.) Pastorale. 3261.
Zirkle (Ralph):
Kitten’s lullaby. 27657.
Pet parade. 28267.
Right over left. 28372.
Sealing. 28443.
Ziskind (Rose) Along a shady lane
with you. 15561.
Zit. pseud. See Zittel (C. F.)
Zittrel -(C. F.) :
Gee! Id like to be the mayor.
12862 (175).
He wasn’t such a bad chap after
all. 33904 (105).
I want a home that’s all. 15517
(164).
My husband’s in the city. 29189
(283).
Polar bear man. 29189 (333).
That hypnotizing rag. 31003 (189).
That would never make a hit with
me. 12862 (491).
Zlatin (Zelda) :
Atzlichoi nu. 29258.
Farewell to Dunean. 29581.
Zobel (Bob) Love ship of dreams.
17074.
Zobel (Maudie) Memory of you.
25326.
Zoeller (Lou) Figure it out for your-
self. 6902.
Zollern (Michael)
dark. 10538.
Zoltai (Stephen)
land. 7533.
Zoob (D. B.):
Better and better each day. 3449.
Deep down in my heart. 518.
Gretel. 4035.
I remember I forgot. 43823.
Zordan (Antonio) Hungarian, Bohe-
mian and Slavic dance album. 10486.
Zorko (Ludwig) Livin’ by myself.
22679.
I found you in the
It happened in Hol-
Zubeldia (Emiliana De) Cancion de
cuna. 6552.
Zucchini (Giuseppe) :
Ascoltando. 12954.
Buffone. 13099.
Grief. 872.
Negro’s dream.
Stunning. 2612.
Sweet delay. 2645.
Valzerino. 15200.
Zueceoli (Guido) Astuzie d’amore.
126*.
Zuchowski (Stanley )
parted. 29772.
Zum goldenen halbmond. 9502.
Zundel (I. D.):
How does it feel to be good-lookin’.
7159.
Is it just refiected love light. 27569.
1934,
I can’t forget we
What do you mean. 18375.
Zuray (J. A.) Forgive me. 16226.
Zussman (Hannah) Heitige boyes.
10415.
Zuver (Byron) Only a _ back-woods
eabin. 23120.
Zwack (A. W.) Good-bye love. 16295.
Zwahr (EB. A.) It’s along time. 32120.
Zwerenz (C. M.) Tippmamsell. 3270
(662).
Zwick (Charles) :
I’d rather sit and dream of you.
22248.
I dreamed a dream of you. 22257.
Summer is gone. 23478.
Zwick (Henry) :
All was blue till I met you. 21592.
If you only knew. 32051.
In the land of make believe. 24986.
It might have been. 22510.
Just an acre with you. 13961.
Let’s take a buggy ride. 11045.
My bridge of sighs. 25412,
Sun up. 26002.
Sunny skies. 33303.
Tears in your eyes. 238559.
There’s a ring around the moon
to-night. 23596.
We meet again. 15254.
When I get you. 23792.
You've got me talkin’ to myself
- about you. 24018.
Zwolak (Frank) Moonlight of Hawaii.
30183.
Zylo (A. N.) Very day I laid my eyes
on you, 12495.
2 gamines. 26528.
10 chansons populaires. 2235.
18 modern hot saxophone solos.
20 chansons populaires. 25037.
23% hours leave. 31698, 32119, 32716,
33627.
§0 minuten aufenthalt.
16974.
31009.
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